Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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We 'sin- cerely hope this yearbook--THE YELLOW JACKET-- will serve as a challenge and inspiration to those who will have the same responsibility in future years and that events now recorded, together with those of years to come, will be stepping stones toward a - NOBLER AND GREATER ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL , fl, 1 . I , .i ,IVQ , I X nl A lat! l I , r A W0 , 5 H if if 'WN A V J AA 'W , gg N '-A!-'-:ZFX-gh fy WX., uf . X L A M gf!! Q W fy L V ' H . Yellow Jacket Q15-fl AW V-nq1 195 5 W fly 9 W '7 '11, .1 'x ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL Austin, Texas Table of Content? A 'rms PAGE ' I- coursrrrs f ' f, Fonswonn nnnxcnxou -V m Anmuusmwmou M! FACULTY NR samoas NX lumens M. . sam-xomoass in XM, Ffwonmss , W, X V ALUMNI X, . I ORGANIZATIONS 'N ' smpsnors - X' K ,K ' ADVERTISERS '- -,M - X cnosmc PRAYER , ,LF X ff! 'E-'I X ,,.X NX 4' -. 4.-. ., - Foreword We, the 1959 Yellow Jacket Staff, are proud to present the 1959 YELLOW JACKET YEARBOOK - a yearbook filled with a combination of ideals, which are the culmination of efforts, contributions, visions and aspirations of the many students and teachers of Anderson High School, I Within these pages we have tried to record the many memorable events that have happened to us during our journey through high school so that ln years to come the activities of this school year at Anderson High Schoolwill not be dimmed neitherwill they fade from memory. This 1959 YELLOW JACKET isxyours You made itg we the staff have simply preserved it throughworgl and picture and in later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of 1959, we shall be content knowing we have done our best to present a lasting record of the persons and events that have played a part rn your lives this year and that lt will recall many happy OCC3 SIOIIS EI3552355'f1i1517f:'55t2:S Z9'f:f:1EE5ifif!32ffk32Ef?z 'Uv'-' '-'L-.-fd-Fir'ip.-Ishii' ss., st vw t Y xv 5 fcxx YELLJOW JACKET STAFF Buda Pleasant EDITOR div, .-gt Ns L x .- s K Nts s 3.95 v. A' XA 4-:J ':.,: -'.Q,Sl-tsl te ox bt 've X 5,- 4. 5 ., -.ax rw, fesaxvx Qliqwvt xg is x f. 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V-.1 ' A V, EN ANDsRsoN1-IJGHSCHOOL. - 4 ti- yr b Austin, Texas, X jf - Table of Contents jam X X. 5 LOPHQMORES N Mm M, I nvonmgsi 1 .f-X - -7,5-.v - Foreword e 1959 We, the 1959 Yellow Jacket Staff, are proud to present th YELLOW JACKET YEARBOOK - a yearbook filled with a combination of ideals which are the culmination of efforts, contributions, visions and aspirations of the many students and teachers of Anderson High School. I Within these pages we have tried to record the many memorable events that have happened to us during our journey through high school so that in years to come the activities of this school year at Anderson High Schoolwill not be dimmed neltherwill they fade from memory. This 1959 YELLOW JACKET is yours You made it, we the staff have simply preserved rt throughworgl and picture and in later years, while turning these pages if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of 1959, we shall be content knowing we have done our best to present a lasting record of the persons and events that have played a part rn your lives this year OCCHSIOHS and that it will recall many happy YELLOW JACKET STAFF Buda Pleasant EDITOR T-.fix XXX ,, 'M' -. x 9'Asts fv' -,QXWX ' Q. X N ex s+.x'- x-Qi.:-. Hx '- '-gt 1-. lx. -B-'-fr ,axle 5'-Q. vb A Coda 'J' Q3 t , t X. ,1Qf'.gkgs,e5a.x,,S t xr , ?,fx abs,-55, vhv +9 ' . y ,G x s , tax A xx U t . xX'f Q- Q x , Q, T, r W ,, so r QS' x X 55 N . X 6 Fl, NN .' 8 . QI'-.Q N. v A 1 K 'ax V+ ,yew-., xfa t ,,,sQth'w. N: s ' -, 'Q' sw s tue' Ik s ' ,f,.Q,4Q ,n , A v sexo' 'Z- ' 'JAX Rx xx I val -. 4-3 'X' f' x Q Nr, 4- M' '-st assi f-. x Q., X . X NI 3' Sf! 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ETHEL BELL PIGFORD , Wife of Principalw. E. Pigford. A graduate of Prairie View College. 'Prairie View Texas, with a Bachelur of Science Degree in Homemaking. Her teaching experi- ' ence includes nine years in the Longview Public Schools, Longview, Texas, her I . home tuwng ten years in the Austin Public Evening School and eighteen years as , substitute teacher in the Austin Public Schools. Her church affiliation is with the Q Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church, Austin, Texas. I E Q Q7 41 'xl r-Q9 ws my-wh ck XS' YM 9 ffy,4'l'Vus..f'm r ff ' ' LIFE HISTORY I' l Pl I Wifi!!! gt in I . -- ann 0F ' WILLIAM EDWARD PIGFORD, JR. William Edward Pigford. lr., native of Bryan, Texas, is the third of five children of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pigford, Sr. His public school training was received in the Bryan Colored Schools, Bryan, Texas, his high school training at Paul Quinn College, Waco, Texas, where he received his high school diploma. Upon completion of his undergraduate work at Prairie View College, Prairie View, Texas, he was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. Along with his literary work whlle at Prairie View, he participated in varsity baseball, was a member of the Alpha Pl Mn l-lonorary.Soclety, the Beta Pl Chi Sclentlflc Society, eamed the rank of Captain in the ROTC, was a member of the college quartet and in his senior year was elected president of the college chorus. Since graduating from Prairie View College, Mr. Plgford has attended Westem Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, Sam Huston College, Austin, Texas, Tillotson College, Austin, Texas, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, and Our Lady of the Lake College, San Antonio, Texas, where he received his Master of Education degree. Educationally, he has served as Dean of St. Paul Junior College, Mexia, Texas, one year and for the past twenty- three years has taught and coached: at Georgetown, Texas, one year, San Angelo, Texas, six - yearsg and Anderson High School, Austin, Texas, sixteen years. Presently he is sewing his third term as principal of Anderson High School. His wife, Mrs. Ethel Bell Plgford of Longview, Texas, was a classmate of Mr. Pigford, while both were attending Prairie View College. . Mr. Pigford's religions affiliation ls with Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church were he serves as nustee. Fratemally, he is a charter member of the Webb Smith Consistory No. 247, Prince Hall affiliation, and professionally he is a member of the Central Texas District Teachers Association, the Texas State Teachers Association, the National Educational Association, State Principals' Association, the American Teachers Association and the National Association of Secondary School Principals. E .5 4: I . 5 Q5 E5 li I! FE Zi Ei 25 iii 153 253 W !! if 5 9 'E ls 'l E: -l I Q5 If, 251 EH iii fs ii E! Ei QQ i! Ui 255 ifl i! pa E 35 D il .rlfiilil-INN: Ill5L'l.nI:l'IH1Ikllilihlhhll'iI!1hl1I1I'IhwIIIIIZIZIxhhuSKI:'lliZ'ZZvl'nl!l'IIIhlr-llllfillH151HIE,12IslKV iiYll'lIlllb!l.E:lZ!uh!Ili'llh!lil'HIllIhllh.I'aId7I.I:K l.lHl'uillnl'lnl f , K 2 .4 I I , .If 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Austin Public Schools JOHN F. BROAD ------ ----- Pr esidenr CHARLES N. AVERY. JR. - - - - -Vice President MRS. GARRIE E. BRAY - - - - - - Secretary MEMBERS Charles N. Avery, Jr. Mrs. l-lulon W. Black Mr. Garrle Bray John F. Broad Thomas A. Graham Jack S. Gray Alden M. Mason ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Austin Public Schools ' OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT lrby B. Carrurh, Superintendent OFFlCE OF THE BUSINESS MANAGER John E. Clemens, Business Manager OFFICE OF INSTRUCTION T. P. Baker, Director of Instruction OFFICE OF PERSONNEL AND RESEAIEH , Ernest W. Cahe. Ir., Director of Personnel and Research OFFICE OF PUPIL PERSONNEL AND SPECIAL SERVICES Arthur Cunningham. Jr. , Director of Pupil Personnel OFFICE OF SCHOOL PLANT Temple B. Mayhall. Director of School Plant .. --i ' I'.:?'x i'f - WIT, - M- ,, .K..,, . . W 'Si' fh'?'i ' -5 4,92 -- -vs .Spf-H ' . 3' N...,,,?:3 -, gb -, - rg I - - ,, - X. a J ' Y X 'V I Q ..M.,, . --x. ' . , . ' A , - . - . . .. u,I,..V,,mb, D ..., W,wfu Q, ,, WA J' l ff' .643 Q H 0 If I' V T v Vx V ii , -21. RX f .-?'f 2- M-5, Mig . '. 'gay ' We ..:' ' jig' no-wnnwfg V. . . gum' wvm .ve-:wg W . .,..ac ,' - ' . ' 'W' gs ' gf tkzi'- ..3,,e ,:,J:'5vi+ : . giggli- QvQvl5 ' D , , X X, A gg If L '2'2x, If ,,...f ' . ga Tin .3 I ' LQ vt ' . ' f wax: 'nk , . 1 ex , . ii .1 . , . 1 ' 1 f - f , 3' YM ,,.,e:.1,, 3, ' i -1.91 ,RH ,, ,. J ' 431' 5'-. X Uv' A 1 ,,a Xb N A 55. viii? ,. . . ,fla g-.fx:w.I . mv X f-ag: : vf s,,. A Q 3 5 . lf Q. .4-153 A U L 7 M , ,,' :vgfixk A .. . . 3,241 3:1543 594' in 1 4 I. 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Elf ji If li I: if :A :E ll 12 'i I . EE r 15 as 1. fl gi ar:l:L.':-'mlm1:r:mm w.'n1u1l:uu.m'url:1-nun:muff.:-u'l:rl'l:::w-mu:,vul-f'::1.u:lu.u-A.lm-Ill-n:num-xnmllzlnxmzlllw,nI.nmn:n.vLm:.f:mam.:emmxnlsu-Hni::nmzJ ROSCOE S. BROWN Tennessee State University Cornell University University of Texas SCIENCE VICE-PRINCIPAL Sponsor, Student Council MRS. HAZEL P. ADAMS A. B. , Wiley College M.A. , Northwestem University Boston University University of Texas HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Chairman, Health Committee Co-Sponsor, Senior Class JACK A. MCDONALD A.B. , Samuel Huston College M. S. , University of Southern California University of Texas MATHEMATICS Chairman, Club Program Sponsor, Future Teachers of America Club B-Team Football - Varsity Baseball MRS. OCTAVIA L. SMlTH A. B. . Tillotson College Prairie View A 8m M College CLERK F. D. BREEDING B, S. , Prairie View A 8e M College M. S. , Prairie View A 8:. M College Michigan State University University of Texas ART and SPECIAL EDUCATION MRS, A. 1. KING -IAC KSON A. B., Huston-Tillotson College B. S. , Huston-Tillotson College M. Ed. , Texas Southern University University of Colorado MATHEMATICS MISS LUCILE EDNA FRAZIER A, B, , Samuel Huston College M.A., Prairie View A 8a M College Northwestem University University of Michigan University of Texas ENGLISH Faculty Chairman, Yellow Jacket Yearbook Co-Sponsor, Senior Class RAYMOND B. TIMMONS B. S. , Prairie View A :Sn M College M.A. , Columbia University MATHEMATICS FOOTBALL COACH Chairman, Mathematics Department MRS, EUNICEM, EASLEY A.B. , Bishop College M.'A. , University of Denver University of Oklahoma LIBRARIAN Faculty Chairman, National Honor Society LOYAL WYDERMYER A. B. . Tillotson College University of Texas DRIVER EDUCATION MRS. MATTIE RUTH BELL B. S. . Huston-Tillotson College CLERK Sponsor, Y-Teens Co-Sponsor, Service Organizations MARCUS L. PICKARD ' B.S.. Bishop College SCIENCE Chairman, Science Department 1, 'L W. -mi MORRIS 1. CRAWFORD B. S. , Prairie View A 8a M College M, S., Prairie View A A M College VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Sponsor, New Farmers of America Chairman, Civil Defense Program MRS. LUCILE D. CRAWFORD B. S. , Prairie View A SL M College M. A. , University of Michigan University of Texas PHYSICAL EDUCATION Chairman, Physical Education Department Sponsor, Iackettes, Capezio Club Sports for Girls' Club C. PAUL JOHNSON A.B. , Morehouse College M.Ed., University of Washington University of Michigan University of Texas SOCIAL SCIENCE Chairman, Publicity Program Committee member National Honor Society Co-Sponsor, Senior Class MRS, ROSBY L. KING A. B. , Tillotson College M. Ed. . University of Texas University of Colorado SPECIAL READING THEODORE TI-IEOPI-IILUS DAVIS B. S. , Samuel Huston College M.A. . Texas Southern University University of Texas DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION MRS. BESSIE ELCENA G. WRIGHT B. A, , Prairie View A 8a M College CHORAL MUSIC A MISS MYRTLE A. JOHNSON A.B. , Samuel Huston College M.Bus. Ed.. Texas Southern University BUSINESS EDUCATION Chairman, Business Education Department J. E. MOSBY, JR. A,B, , - Tuskegee Institute B, S. , Tillotson College M.Ed., Wayne University University of Texas lowa State College INEUSTRFAI. ARTS Chairman, lndustrial Arts Department Sponsor, New Mechanics Club EVENING SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MRS. VERNA L, WESTBROOK ARNOLD A.B., Samuel Huston College M.Ed. , University of Texas University of Southern California University of California ENGLISH Sponsor, Dramatic Club ALVIN O. PATTERSON B. Mus. , New England Conservatory New Mexico A 85 My University of Texas INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC - BAND Sponsor, Band Parents Club MRS. KATHERINE MILLS -FISHER B.S., Prairie View A 8: M College M, S. , Texas Southern University Texas Southern University University of Texas Colorado State University HOMEMAKING Sponsor, N. H. A. Committee member, National Honor Society T. W. MOORE B. S., Texas Southern University MATHEMATICS Sponsor, Mathematics Club 'WP S A '3I:5f1Eiaf- , , A, f s 1 ff ' :.:,.:e fi' 555 Maize ,. x , ,l5.j..T - .. . , ,, :I CH.',fq 5.2: , :if , , wig' 3lV.g:g,,, ,jf ,ml Lg. 335 A se A 4 , 1 1 eff 33:25 13 3 E . ., ,, LAWRENCE M. BRITTON B, S., Prairie View A at M College M, S. , Prairie View A 8: M College I University of Texas HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. IRENE H, THOMPSON B, S, , Samuel Huston College SECRETARY Building Reporter Member, Special Program Committee G. E. EMERY B. S. , Prairie View A 85 M College M, S. , Prairie View A 8x M College INDUSTRIAL ARTS Co-Sponsor, New Mechanics of Austin MRS. LILLIAN GREGG KERLEY B, S. , Tillotson College M. S. , University of Texas CHILD DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT J. D. WILLIAMS A. B. . Tillotson College MATHEMATICS Assistant Football Coach B Team MRS. EMMA WATERS ORE B. S. . Morgan State College M. Ed. . Temple University Temple University University of Texas CHILD DEVELOPMENT ' HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Building Representative to P. T. A. Head Teacher, Howsen Child' Development Laboratory MRS. G. ELDER BRITTON B.A., Prairie View A Sz M College REGISTRAR Co-Sponsor, Service Organizations ALFRED NORMAN JOHNSON A.B. , Huston-Tillotson M.Ed.. University of Texas SOCIAL SCIENCE- Chairman, Social Science Depart- ment Sponsor, Hi-Y Club MRS. MARY YERWOOD-THOMPSON A.B, , Samuel Huston College M. S,W., Atlanta University M. Ed, , University of Texas University of Texas DEAN OF GIRLS Representative to Faculty Advisory Council Sponsor, Service Organization, American Junior Red Cross, Future Nurses BOSTON PHILLIP GRANT A.B., Samuel Huston College M.A., Colorado State College Colorado State College ' Northwestern University University of Texas COUNSELING Chairman, Vocational Opportunity Campaign MRS, C. E. HICKS A.B,, Le Marque M.A.. Howard University ENGLISH LONNIE L. JACKSON B. S. , Huston-Tillotson College University of Texas PHY SlCAL EDUCATION BIOLOGY BASKETBALL COACH ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH r-I 'I ..?fr', A I. J ,lf Piciuretf Nofi ' Available' 1 K R 1 so K Q WEST ,rr f in . , I 'Qui 3 , 4 795 In j? - -fx 5 ' Nom-aoro T.,I. CLEAVER B.S. , Prairie View A 8a M College M,Ed,, Prairie View A 8: M College SCIENCE and SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. V. K. WINSTON B, S. , Samuel Huston College Texas Southern University University of Texas BUSINESS EDUCATION Sponsor, Senior Class ROBERT L, WHITBY A.B. , Tillotson College M.A. , University ofwisconsin National University of Mexico University of Texas FOREIGN LANGUAGE MRS. MARGUERITE B. HARRIS Picture not available MRS. ROELINE W. TOOMER Picture not available MISS FREDDA L. YOUNG Picture not available I, rl 1 fa is in gl 5? g! gl D as F .g I 5! lf? ful is K I 's ls 5 9? 1 Ss ll 3: ll sl as EE 'E !a 5: Qs li :E lg rl -r 55 la 'F I gf ii s 'Z 53 5 ll l . i! wi' :lf Iflllll'l:lHldllhfllllliI'IIIflillflillillfllllill'l-ldIl'H.lUlillI'A'HX:l.II'lllllui'I'HIHIIIlll-l'U'fIvIIlHUihIlll'llwlll'Ulllllfillllllflflllllllllflhl4iBIiilillllVI'IlhllIlfHlllI'l'll1I'II'ffund! I , in Lzspiration QA friendly reminder for seniors! However the battle is ended, Though proudly the victor comes With fluttering flags and prancing nags And echoing roll of drums. Still truth proclaims this motto, In letters of living light,- No question is ever settled, Until it is settled right. Though rhe heel of the strong oppresser May grind the weak to dust, And the voices of fame with one acclaim May call him great and jmt. bet those who applaud take warning, And keep this motto in sight, - No question is ever settled Until lt is settled right. Let those who have failed take courage: Tho' the enemy seems to have won, Tho' his ranks are strong, if he be in the The battle ls not yet done, For, as sure as the morning follows The darkest hour of the night, No question is ever settled Until it is settled right. 0 man bowed down with laborl O woman. young, yet oldl O heart oppressed in the toiler's breast And crushed by the power of gold! Keep on with your weary battle Against triumphant might: No question is ever settled Until it is settled right. --X Ella Wheeler Wilcox WIOIIS Senwmr ' VIN Class 0 ficers l JOHNNY JAMES President k 1 X - W VIRGIL KIMBLE EARLYNE DAVIS ALVIN SCALES Treasurer Secretary Assistant Secretary IRA NESBY Vice President . A swung, W ifgtrt -e 4 -mfsugn. BARBARA JUANITA NEWBY With God everything is possible. Student Council 4: Jackett 4: Capezio Club 4: Y-Teen 1: New Homemaker: of America 1: Tell Me Why Club 2. CHARLES LAWSON I Seek and you will find. National Honor Society 3: Drarnatic Club 1: Band 4: Radio Club 5: Rhythm Club 1. MARY LILLIAN EARLS Deeds show what we are: words, what we should be. National Honor Society 3: Band 2: New Homemakers of America 1: Student Council Secretary 1: Spanish Club 2: Homeroom President 2: Secretary Short- hand Class 1. CLARENCE PRIESTLEY, JR. You will be surprised to know how much you can learn after you think you know it all. Distributive Education 2: Social Graces 1: Sports for Boys 1. :V we f Ax VONCELL WASHINGTON There is something creative in each of us: find your talent and develop it. Chorus 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Popular Music Club 2: Monitor 2: Glamazon Club. RONALD HARRIS VAN Z.ANDT When the elevator of success stops, take the stairs. Football 1. CHARLES AVON OWENS Always strive to make the IMPOSSI- BLE POSSIBLE. National Honor Society 3: Business Manager Freshman Class 15 Homeroom President 2g President Spanish Club 1g Homeroom Treasurer 1g Texas Readers Club 25 Dramatlcs Club lg New Me- chanics of America 1. BIRDA JEWEL PLEASANT God helps those who help themselves. National Honor Society 2: lackette 3: New Homemaker of America 15 Red Cross Representative lg Treasurer of Junior Red Cross lg Substitute Student Council Representative 14 Assistant Secretary of Honor Society lg Capezio Club 1. MICHAEL LEROY NESBY God ls our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psalm 46:1 Football 2: Hi-Y 2. DOROTHY CLARK You are judged by the company you keep. Band 43 Y-Teens 2: Student Council Representative 15 Red Cross lp Texas Readers Club 21 Band Treasurer lg Glamozan Club lg Modern Miss Club lg Vice President of Red Cross lg Y-Teen Reporter lg Y-Teen Secretary 1, 5- s- SPENCER DUDLEY HOLMES Boast not thyself of tomorrow, for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth. Band 4: Monitor 1g Student Council lg Dramatic Club 35 Social Graces Club 1 Homeroom President 25 Vice President Sophomore Class 1. IOANNE DELORAS JONES The thing that does the most, but cost the least ls just a friendly smile. National Honor Society 3g President Sophomore Class 2: Chorus 4: Y-Teens 25 Jackettes 1g Radio Program Repre- sentative 2: Homeroom President lg New Homemakers of America 1g Prayer Vocalist 15 Dramatics Club 25 Student Council Representative 1. NETTIE LENORA JOYNER Always keep your aims high. Student Council Representative 1. LEWIS ROLAND Be truthful at all times. Chorus 3g Science Club lg Spe1lingC1ub 1. Mei. . ,ia W . er CARO LYN HORTENSE LAW SON There is no exceeding method of mak- ing one's self known unto the world than through the voices of education and brotherly love. Band 4g Band Majorette Captain 2g Y- Teen 4g Monitor 4g Capezio 2g Home- room Reporterg Yearbook Staff 1g Glam azon Club 2g Social Graces Club 1. JIMMY HAROLD MORRIS 'The only way to have a friend is to be one. Band 4. .Oy-1 K.. KATHRYN LOUISE WALKER To err is human: to forgive is divine. Jaokette 2: Monitor lg NHA 2g Guide lg Glamazon Club 2g Sports for Girls 1. CHARLES AVON OWENS lt can be doneg do it, National Honor Society 3g Science Club lg Dramatic Club lg New Mechanics of America 1g President of Homeroom 2g Treasurer Homeroom 1. tin of l JAMES HOWARD Do things right and everything will be all right. Chorus lg Sports for Boys 24 Dramatic 1 Social Graces Club 1. VIRGINIA LEE HARRISON A friend in need, is a friend indeed, Jackette 3: Dramatics lg Nl-IA 23 Guide 2g Monitor 21 Y-Teen 1. JAMES CORNELIUS HORTON Success lies within one's self. Chorus 3g Sports for Boys lg Photograph Club 1. RENETTA RUTHERFORD Seek and you will find. Band 2: Y-Teen 41 NHA 1gDramaticS lg National Honor Society 2: Junior Red Cross lg Rhythm Club lg Modern Music Club 1. F' CARVER MCKINLEY SNEED 'Procrastination is the thief of time. Football 4g Sports for Boys 2. HATTIE JANE TAYLOR 'No good can come from evil. Jackette 3: Y-Teen 21 Monitor lg Nl-lA 25 Usher lg Guide lg Recreation Club 2 Modem Miss Club 1. MAUDE VAYOUNGEE COLLINS Everything is possible including the im possible. 5' Iackette 4: Future Nurses' Club 3: Guide 35 Monitor 3g Nl-IA 2g Red Cross Repre- sentative 2g Student Council 1g Y-Teen 3g Secretary Jackette lg Yearbook Staff l. SILAS I. COLLINS Think of the future and let the past be. Football 19 Sports for Boys lp Secretary Hi-Y 2. ROSA LUCILLE HARRISON Love all. hate no one. Chorus 3g Dramatic Club 2g NHA lg President. Senior Teens 15 Y-Teen 34 Student Council Representative 1g Yearbook Staff 1g Usher, Monitor and Guide 3. RONALD RAY ROBERTS A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. B-Team Football lg Varsity Football 2g Sports for Boys' Club 1. ALICE FAYE PRIESTLEY Better to do right of your own accord than through fear of another. Jackette lg Guide lg Mathematics Club lg Future Nurses' Club 1. FREDERICK R. JAMES The door to success says, PUSH, Student Council Representative 1: Hi-Y 25 Science Club lg Sports for Boys 1: Social Graces Club 1. FREEMAN LASALLE ANDREWS A sharp tongue never hinges on a keen mind. President Student Council 1, Vice Presi- dent Student Council 1g National Honor Society 3g Band 3: Track 1: Dramatic Club 2. BETTY LOUISE STANTON There is only one way: the right way. Y-Teen 3: Future Nurses' Club 3g Band 2g Chorus lg Red Cross 34 Texas Readers Club 21 Student Council Representative 2: Guide lg Dramatic Club 1. MELVYN DOUGLAS SCOTT Since you always have to live with your- self, make yourself worth living with. Band 45 Sports for Boys lg National Honor Society 1. HELEN FRANCIS HOLLINS The person you are to be you are now becoming. Chorus 45 Junior Red Cross 3: Usher 2: Dramatic Club 2g Monitor 1. ,Q-' ,' t, MAYZE YANCEY Never put off for tomorrow, what you can do today. I Baseball lg Chorus 2g Dramatic Club lg Distributive Education Club lp New Me- chanics Club 1. BARBARA OVERTON BANKS Education is for everyone, so make the best of yourself. Band 2g Monitor lp Majorette 2g Student Council Representative 2: Y-Teen 3g Social Grace Club lg Glamazon Club 1: Recreation Club lg Yearbook Staff 15 l-lomeroom Program Chairman l. 'MJ' .AVO gy 1, -9 14421-ff'-, afzf-www fs -W- ROSETTA STRONG Your future is what you make it. Future Nurses' Club ig Y-Teen WALDO M. HARNSBERRY The human mind is active only portion to its use. L' in pro- Band 1g Hi-Y lg Dramatic Club 1. , 21.52, LOYDIS GREGG lt is always best to be asked up than to be asked back. Jackette 4g Jacket Treasurer lg NHA 2g Chorus 2g Y-Teen 2g Future Nurses' Club lg Monitor lg Guide lg Usher 1. JULIUS W. SMITH Hi-Y Club 1. s SHIRLEY ANN ROBY lt is always best to love and be loved. National Honor Societyg Iackette 4g Stu- dent Council Representative 2g Junior Red Cross 1g Future Nurses' Club lg Home- room Treasurer 3g Yellow Jacket Staff 1g Modern Miss Club 1g Capezio Club 1. LESLIE MONTGOMERY WATSON One will only get out life just what he puts into it. Yellow Jacket Staff 1. ARTHUR CLEO MOSELEY Be sure you're right, then go ahead, National Honor Society 3: Band 4g Sports for Boys' Club 1g Student Council Repre- sentative lg Radio Club lg Homeroom Vice President 25 Vice President National Honor Societyg Rhythm Club 1. ROSE MARION JAMES Let your reach exceed your grasp or what is heaven for. Band 4g National Honor Society 3: Y- Teen 4: Junior Red Cross 1: Secretary Student Council: NHA 1. HAROLD THOMAS PENNICK Honesty is the best policy. Choruslg Band 4g Sports forBoys1g Track 1. ' ERMA BEATRICE CRAYTON Do your best every day. Band 4. Y-Teen 35 Monitor 31 Treasurer of Class lg Guide lg NHA lp Glamazon Club lg Homeroom Secretary 1. LEE EDDIE WILLIAMS If you want anything done you will have to do it yourself. Basketball 2. MARY ANN WALKER As long as there is life, there is hope. Chorus 25 Future Nurses' Club 2. DOLORES MARIE HUTCHINSON Let every day count for itself. Band 4g Dramatic Club 25 Sports for Girls' Club 1. CHARLES MELVYN HILL If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. National Honor Society lp Chorus 25: Hi-Y lg Vice President Student Council lg Science Club lg Dramatic Club 2g President Hi-Y lg Vice President Junior Class 1. FAYE JEWELL HORNSBY It is better to be an hour too early than a minute too late. Twirler 21 Jackette lg Y-Teen 2g NHA 25 Guide lg Distributive EducationClub 1 WALLACE J. PRICE Right will always win. Chorus 35 Capezio Club lg Booster's Club lg Vice President Distributive Education Club 1. , , . EVELYN PAYE HUNTER Your face is the mirror of your soul. National Honor Society 2: NHA lg Jack- ette 4g Y-Teen lg Sports for Girls 15 Dramatic Club lp Texas Readers Club 35 Yearbook Staff li Junior Red Cross 1, LESLIE WARREN Two wrongs never make a right. Band 4. GENE ARVIL SWAIN It is always best to think then act. WILLIA MAE JEAN YVONNE WALKER Love all, trust a few, dowrong to noone. Band 4: Junior Red Cross lp NHA 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3g Dramatics 2g Y- Teen 3: President Homeroom 2g Capezio Club 3. WILLIS EARLS There is no map to success, you will have to make it yourself. Chorus 4g Football 1. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH TRUITT It's not that you won or lost, but how you played the game. Band 44 Nl-lA 2: Glamazon Club 2: Y- Teen 2g Sports for Girls lg Chorus 3: Spell- ing Club lg Monitor 3. ALONZO WILLIAMS The only way to succeed is not to accept failure. Chorus 1. GWENDOLYN DYANNE JOHNSON What you put into life is what you get out of it. Band 4g Glamazon Club 14 Leathercraft Club lp Sports for Girls 1. 'Y I +- fl -'wif .,:.'.f'L 'rf' .'.,' j iakx , ., Q ,affffm . 5 QQ gf j , ,W , ffmg ' I 'Pe if R, ?n5J amp M ewf Q, L .5513 Qi: ' fir :iff 'Q' Qiif A35 if 3 N521 '1 2' QM EQ fi tr 1 .HM a-E54 :L Jr Nut ,dy ff'-' .7 , I , f -mg.: Qf'A.i.,? UQ , -2 ff f -' 3' 1 an-J sQ?.'9fi: n 9 4 'th-fxa.. r... :rg ,:, Iflali fi - .C .hc 1, r- : 2'-fm 5 Q ff?'5 'f rw Q1- g:.g.5:: 9' OG, .PW x. .v mf 4 zz' W .- ' ' . f ,1 .fi .. 2 ' V2.4 N 'LE - Avi' ' tax, far, is Q5 H 7 ' - .4 .2 3 . ,14'.. :4F.!'.a' i . 12,2 fizflf S627-. 119,31-4' U alffcm' JMX' swf Q. ,M 3 GRACIE MAE HYDER Always strive for the highest things in life. Disnibutlve Education Club 1. TOMMIE LEE BLACK Chances favor only the prepared mind. Football 2. 1 LOIS JEAN MITCHELL The only way to have a friend is to be one. Chorus 1g Drill Team 3g Cheerleader lg Y-Teen 2g Capezio Club 2g Commercial Club 1. TIMOTHY CARR Anything that is worthwhile is always worth working for. ' Football 8g Chorus 3g Track 3g B-Team Football 2g Baseball 1. WANDA LEE MEDEARXS Whatever we put into life, that will be what we will receive. NHA lg Y-Teen 1g Monitor 2g Glamazon 1 ARTIE LEWIS KINDRED 'Two heads are better than one. Football 4g Basketball 1. ARTHUR L. BLACK Success lies wlthln yourself. Chorus 23 Sports for Boys lg Social Graces 1. IMOGENE HAWKINS Duty is ours, results are God's. National Honor Society 2: Future Nurses 21 Monitor 3g YfTeen 2g Guide and Usher 3g ,lackette lg Texas Readers Club 2: Stu- dent Council Representative 2: Band 15 Dramatics 11 Spelling Club 2g Photograher's Club 1. VERNON CAROTHERS Time is valuable, dou't waste it. Football 25 Track 3g Sports for Boys' 'Club lg Leathercraft Club 1. MARGIE DELORES ATES The past is gone, forget it. The present ls here, make good of it. The future is to come, prepare for it. Jackette 25 Dramatic Club 2: NI-IA 24 Y- Teen lg Glamazou 2. , CLAUDE LEEMAN WHITE Education ls the ability to do what should be done whether you want to do lt. Band 4. MABEL BEATRICE HAYDEN 'No one can be happy through the un- happiness of others. Chorus 4g A Cappella Choir 4: Classical Musio Club 4g National Honor Society 2g NH.A 2g Red Cross Representative lp Sec- retary of Classical Music Club 1. I K X Q , t BETTY IO HILL 'Opinion in good men is but knowledge in the making. Iackette 4g Y-Teen lg NHS 1g Yearbook Staff 1: Junior Red Cross 2g Dramatic Club lg Sports for Girls 25 Texas Readers Club 2. RAYMOND SPRUELL Actions always speak louder than words. Sports for Boys 2. IDA LEE BROWN It is better to give than receive. Jackette lg Chorus 23 NHA lg Future Nurses Club 25 Junior Red Cross 1. ALPHAYE BOLDEN 'Always think before you speak. Jackette 4: Chorus 1g Monitor 2g Guide 24 Capezio Club 3. JOAN GOODEN 'Anything worth having is worth working for. NHA 3: Jackette 2. LEE EDWARD WILSON A wise man changes but a fool remains the same. Football 3: Track 3g Baseball lg Chorus 2g B-Team Football 1. v OLA JEAN HORTON 'Have faith in what you do and you are sure to have success. National Honor Society 24 NHA 1: lack- ette 1: Twirler 2g Y-Teen 3g Yearbook Staff lg Texas Readers Club lg Glamamn Club 2. PEGGY JOYCE HARVEY Take not away the life you cannot give, for all things have and equal right to live. Band 4: Y-Teen 44 Student Council Rep- resentative 2g Monitor 3: Yearbook Staff lg NHA 1: Homeroom Treasurer 1. WILLIAM BROOKS, IR. lt is never too late to do good. Football 4g Baseball lg Chorus 44 Home- room President 1g Male Chorus 1. ZEPHER LEE HIGGINS 'Always Carry God with you in whatever you do or say. Homemaking 45 Chorus 1. EDDIE HQRRIS 'It is never too late to do good. DOROTHY HEWEL MCGEE A little learning is a dangerous thing Jackette lg Capezio Club 1: Monitor 1. C 2542 . W2 --We-?9a3?49f'57T 'W ,. YVONNE SHELBY 1t is wise not to seek a secret and honest not to reveal it. Chorus lg ,lackette 2g Junior Red Cross lg Y-Teen lg Student Council Representa- tive lg Distrlbutive Education Club 1, AUGUST E. THOMAS 'The greatest power in the world is the power of thoughtg think rightly. Hi-Y 2g Distributive Education Club lg Vocational Agriculture Club 2. BARBARA NELL WYDERMYER Never say about others what you would not want said about you Chorus l Y Teen 2 Dramatic Club 2 Student Council Representative 2 Jack ette Majorette 4 Class Officer 4 JOHNNY M BROWN A well written life is almost as rare as a well spent one Band 2 Monitor 1 Indoor Sports 1 Radio Club 1- Sports for Boys 1- Texas Readers Club l. BETTYE JOYCE COLLINS Have faith and you will surely make your way through. Monitor 3g Guide 2g Usher 2g Sports for Girls lg Homeroom President 2g Student Council Representative lg Social Graces lg Tell Me Why Club 1. BENNIE R. WASHINGTON Try to possess a willing mind and a clean heart. Band 4g Chorus 2g .Basketball lg Student Council Representative 3g Track Team lg Monitor and Guide 1: Vice President Freshman Class. IIMMIE SIHULER To be average is mediocre: strive to excel. Track 2: Chorus 1: Monitor 2: President Vocational Agriculture Club 1: Vice President Vocational Agriculture Club 1. MARY ETTER MANOR Language is' the dress of thought and everytime you talk, your mind is on parade. Texas Readers Club 1: Y-Teen Secre- tary 1: Monitor 2: Majorette Captain 1: Y-Teen 3: Capezio Club 3: Jackette President 1: Dramatic Club 1: Vice President Homeroom 1. RUBIN WILSON Be yourself at all times. RUBY ANNETTE JOHNSON Our personal good will, ls a reflection of what we are. Jackette 3: Chorus 2: Y-Teen 1: Capezio Club 3: Student Council Representative 1: Cheerleader Captain 1: A Cappella Choir 1. LARRY CANADA Always work to the limir of your abili- ty: it pays in the end. Baseball 2: Sports for Boys 1: Junior Red Cross 1. KATHRYN GRACE OVERTON What we are is God's gift to us: what we become is our gift to God. Twirler 2: Cheerleader 2: Representative to Student Council 1: Social Graces Club 1: Glamazon Club: Boosters Club 1: Capezio Club 1. VIOLET EUGENIA WALKER lt is best to be an hour too early than a minute ton late. Jackette 45 Chorus 25 NHA 15 Monitor 25 Junior Red Cross 2g Texas Readers Club 15 Social Graces Club lg Sports for Girls' Club 1. WILSON WHITE One moment of folly can mean a life time of regret. Hi-Y Club lg Football 1. yi, Y k , -Q, ,Q . .rs lvl Y f,,. hx, Meow, ,., .V .N ,,, M fs: ' ORA LEE HUNTER 'With God all things are possible. Chorus 1gClassica1 Music Club 2g NHA 3 ZEKE F. WILLIAMS, JR, Whatever you do, let it be the best. Football 4: Track 4: Junior Red Cross 1. SHIRLEY VOLITA WATSON Good things came to those who wait. NHA 15 Music Club lg Monitor 4: Fu- ture Nurses' Club lg Service Organiza- tion Club lg Modem Miss Club 1. LEON B. WARD To be well favored is a gift of fortune. ' Disn-ibutive Education Club lg Chorus 2. HARVEY THOMAS, JR. Experience is' the best teacher. Track Team 2. EARLYNE KAYE ATES Never let talk hurt your pride: the people who are talking, aren't worth your stride. Jackette lg Monitor 25 Nurses' Club 1. LEON FISHER, IR, Life is what you make it. Band lg Sports for Boys lg Disuibutive Education Club 21 Social Graces Club 1. FRANCES LOUISE HILL Let your aims in life be high. NHA 2. . - Pwl , ig.. JOHN GORDON Whatever you are, be a good one. ' Chorus lg Hi-Y Club lp Vocational Ag rlculture Club l. HELEN PATRICIA DOCKERY Together we standg divided we fall. NHA 34 Algebra 2-Club 1. DELORES WARLEAN DEARMAN Live for today and let tomorrow take care of itself. Jackette 13 Future Nurses' Club 25 Junior Red Cross Representative lg NHA 2: Y- Teen .lg Chorus 15 Band 1, REUBEN LEON JOHNSON Life is what you make it Football 3: Chorus 24 Social Graces Club 2. FRANKIE JO HORTON Anything worth having is worth work- ing for. Jackette lg Monitor 1. PHILLIP WILLIAMS Do your best today, tomorrow is not promised. Track lg Football 2: Basketball 4. ,. P . JOYCE LARUTH WHITE Books are the storehouse of knowledge NHA 3. WILLIAM J. JONES 'Be thou faithful until death. Chorus 3: Junior Red Cross 25 Usher 3: Monitor 2g Hi-Y 2: Distributive Educa- tion lg Guide 3g Texas Readers Club 4. NORMAN LANIER MILLER, JR, You can get only out of life what you put into it. Band 3: Junior Red Cross lp Monitor and Guide lg Social Graces 15 Student Coun- cil Representative 1. MARTHA LOUISE JONES You can never expect to get out of life what you do not put into it. Band 45 Future Nurses' Club 2: Y-Teen lg Red Cross Representative 1. ARTHUR GEORGE BELL The sky is your limit, aim high. Football 3g Baseball 2: Chorus lg Science Club 1. SERENA MAE ATES The right way is always the best way. Monitor 2: Guide lg Modern Miss Club lg Social Graces'.C1ub 1. JOHN A. WHITEHURST No man can climb beyond the limi- tation of his own character. Band 4: Monitor 21 Rhythm Club 3: Radio Club 1. TOMMIE JEWEL GORDON Education is a necessity. Iackette 1: Social Graces' Club 1gG1a mamn Club 1. RAYMOND JACKSON Actions speak louder than words. Discributive Education 1. OPLE MAE HARRIS Let your life be a minor for others. Monitor 1129 Chorus 35 NHA 2g Texas Readers Club 15 Future Nurses' Club 2. EDWARD JAMES TABOR Time waits for no man. ANNIE MAE ROBINSON Appearances are often deceiving. President Junior Red Cross 2: Vice Presi- dent Monitors and Guides 2: NHA 1gY- Teen 25 Dramatic Club 2: Band 4g Stu- dent Council Representative lg Texas Readers Club lg Homeroom Secretary 1. JOHN HARDEMAN Life is just an unpainted picture. Football 1. MABLE LOUISE THOMPSON lt is easier and best to say something good than to say something evil. Jackette 4: NHA 15 Monitor lg Sports for Girls 15 Future Nurses' Club lg Usher and Guide 25 Y-Teen 2. I P I I I z it ji yi 1 I I s i I I I i 1 5 T 5 i ,, 'w w 4 1 5 Q I 1 I 2 H Ei E f A Q I I W. 5 ..-Afx l3'3l 15 roi Attainment QA thought for Juniorsj Use all you hidden forces. Do not miss The purpose of this life, and do not wait For circumstances to mold or change your fate ln your own self lies destiny. Let this Vast truth cast out all fear, all prejudice, All hesitation. Know that you are great, Great with divinity. So dominate Environment, and enter into bliss. - Love largely and hate nothing. Hold no aim That does not chord with universal good. l-Iear what the voices of the silence say, All joys are yours if you put forth your claim, Once let the spiritual laws be understood, Material things must answer and obey. - Ella Wheeler Wilcox. - ,lam Class , L , DONALD ULYSSES REESE President r. 'ful gp!- EVERETT QDOUGIEJ DAVIS ALICE ROBINSON Secretary Assistant Secretary ix., LESLIE O'RONALD LOTT Vice President 'a fm. 1 BENNY JO WILSON CHARLES TROMBONE SHEAD Sergeant-at-Arms Treasuxer I f-niors Q W A HARVEY NELL CLINE LEONARD F. HILL SHIRLEY EOWLER DAVID W. PRICE BEULAH MERIDA RUSSE LL DIGGS ,. I xx I ANNIE LAURIE WHITLEY VAN HEN50N i -V i a lfwl -1- . 1 .- glifil t' 4 Lg ,s , juniors BARBARA NELL FRANKLIN WARNER ROSS EDDIE LEE MOLETT DOROTHY PIPER LLOYD MOORE JR. CAROLYN ARNOLD HOOKER RUSSELL GLORIA SHELTON t J K, I, ,Q.,L.iQ.: NH, t M L. ' 'n 3V fl 113.7 hx 4' -'L Tx -fi-im' . :is -':5'?i5'Q K- ' - .1 - X . :m -A i if f f 4-N ' 31' I ff. !' -.Q WL Z,-fi - S 4' ,iff ' A gf ,fzmzors A LORETTA LOVE IRVING DQIHE SHAW JOE NESTA WASHINGTON BEVERLY A. HENDERSON MATTHEW HUNTER CAROL JACKSON PHILLIP BAKER Q Q funzors EARNESTELL HICKS THURMAN HILL MARY ANN MCALISTER JAMES P. MCKXNLEY DELORES EARLS HAROLD CARTER MARGARET PEARSON FREDDIE FORCEY 1 1 if ' 1'-'WQTIA E 'E I Fuel. ' 3 151' gf, - I 'if if 31' ,-5' ' I u n sig: 'fi ,, 5, 1 . 3 . I P. ' .y I lumors L' , ,qw X.?', , ,I MARY HUMPHRIES WILLIAM GILBERT PARR, IR, NATHANIEL BRADFORD LOIS ANN MADDOX ROBERT DEE CAMPBELL JOAN EVELYN MARION SIDNEY BEDFORD ELEANOR C, JOHNSON .-M' -N . x R X, .fume rsx ELEANOR PEARL FOWLER EDWARD RUBY CHARLES YOUNG MILDRED ORGAN EUGENE COLVIN PATRICIA CAROL CALHOUN A- .44 B 4-ff' sglgsimi, 52' I M251 if iNr:L - N Q, 4. Jwuors JEAN ALLEN JESSE I, WILLIAMS PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS RUBYE SCOTT CONNIE STEWART GEORGIA HARRIS MARSHALL E. MILTON ELLA PAYE COLLINS . . , a funiors CARL JARMON GERALDINE DAVIS HELEN DAVIDSON MARGARET L. MCCARTHUR ROSA MARIE DOYLE EVA BEATRICE DESHAY f. I .- A 3 A '.',f.'1- 3 K ' 'Tis - 4 ,gif is I , . .aff ggyf ' wig M , 6 -an 1. iff. iggfzbniors ALFRED IEE JOHNSON DOROTHY L, SAMPSON SHIRLEY ANN SHELBY SHIRLEY E. OWENS ORA LEE WALKER X ' r Q :ei LOLA MARIE JACKSON JULIA PAYE DIXON 'WTF' A' ff , '1-U -I . ' .I F:3,.:,. Q- , :hu , S, 5. T ,, L7 . ' x Juniors WANDA B, WARREN HARVEY MERIDA PRECIOUS MARY WALKER VERA UOUISE EVANS CHARITY BELLE BUNTON MILDRED NEAL JANIEBQYLIL MYRTLE G. TAYLOR A ' Eh. X l 1 P , ' nfrizji affair!-N1 . gb 5. gl gf f n .5 fwnzors BARBARA JMN HOLMES RALFERD COLLINS DORIS SAMPSON , MARY WALKER HELEN BRADSHAW MARY ANNETTE CRENSHAW I EDWARD WARREN LUBERTA REED 1 ' . gin Juniors' JOHN OTHA ROE LINDA DARNELL ALLEN GARDIE ROLAND GLADYS MARIE HOWARD BIRDA MAE WILLIAMS BETTY JO HILL GLADYS MAURINE FLOWERS THOMAS MOORE K W'-H7?!'zd's0zf. ' . ff A f 21 'E . ii , , 6 ,I t 5. I rg, Q - ' 5 facgfunzors RUBY BLAND ACY HARDEMAN GIJINN LEE ALBERTA ALLEN CARL L. WARE JAMES JARMQN , , EULA SWAN ALBER'1L MILTON SMITH funiors GEORGE EDWARD WILSON YVONNE CELINE SCALES 4 LARRY ABRAMS LUTHER BUNTON, 11 BETTY WILLIAMS LEON SMITH 4 i IAMES E. WILSON JOANNE WASHINGTON ' 3 4 A w 4 1 1 I 1 . .1 ,1 ' mi A ,r 2 SR' Q wffh- . ',,f4b q ' ' .L - ff' ff, ' ,lumors GLORIA ALTHIA MITCHELL JIM PARKS SARAH M. WYDERMYER MARY JO BLAKEMORE MARY MAGDALINE MILLS C. L. SUTTON ' A Q b K t Q '-1-'J-. .:.-.. -: a!.z:-:f.ff:f.'.L:-fl:-,. +11-.'f'.E:':':i-v:1-- .: '.?'.-fr:--511. Juniors A JOHNNY MASON HOLMES VIVIAN RUTH JUSTICE JAMES ALEXANDER BARBARA J. HORTON CATHERINE ANN SNEED ELLA WILLIAMS A A 5 .W 4 Q Q V ' ' ' f +435 QP dl rn A frm 'Ll ' 1 f' iEUf'f--.aw W-Til? rr 'sir 1 .55 rr'M f'wv i' iirl.n'1-'ffg gliff , ...gr 11 1 ' Lg 9? ' e- .52 -av' . 'iff' 5' -s'3QP: f '. it 4 lv 3' 'tbxx , . 5. 1 hh ffl ' h lr 1 'I l r EM ? rl E f 5 0' L. :S-f Attitudes and Aptitudes Have an aptitude for the thing you do, and have an attitude of respect or reverence toward it. Some people leam the motions of their work without ever bothering to study the meaning of those motlonsg such are doubtless working with- out an aptitude for their jobs. On the other hand, perhaps the great failures are the persons who, having an aptitude for their work, have the wrong attitude. They do a poor job, know- ing it to be poor, but they lack respect for their own handiwork, and have so little thought for their fellow beings, that they are willlng to waste their time doing something worthless. ln medieval times people approached t.heir work with prayer. Whether it was ultimately viewed by the many or the few, it was all, no matter how it might be hidden, seen by God: and was done primarily for God. REMEMBER, 'WHAT IS WORTH DOING AT ALL IS WORTH WELL. ALL ELSE IS WASTE. - Boston Herald. 1 4 4 w 1 I 9 E V ,MM M MMwM W M M ml .iq - A -- n 0JC'r '? Opportunity QEncouragement for Sophomoresy They do me wrong who say' I come no more When once I knock and fail to find you ing For every day I stand outside your door, And bid you wake, and rise to fight and win Wail not for precious chances passed away! Weep not for golden ages on the wane. Each night I burn the records of the day, Ar sunrise every soul is born again. Though deep in mire, wring not your hands and weep: I lend my arm to all who say, 1 can! No shamefaced outcast ever sank so deep, Bur yet might rise and be again a man! - Walter Malone. - Sophomore Clad.: Qjffwrs EGEQQSSQLJI- President Tommy B. Mackey Joycelyn Lott George Thompson Assistant Secretary Secretary Vice President Peggy Louise Coleman Treasurer Eleanor Faye Davis Winston Harnsberry Judith Walsh Charles Arnold Frankie Delois Millett Bennie Hawkins Soplzomores Ora Ann Elliott William Collins, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Washington Edward Cook Earlene Cyphers Lorenzo Thompson 6 ss 1 at 1 Bema Moore Dudley Monroe Barbara Ruth McA1ister Willie C. Harris Ruby Williams Lawrence Perry ,EL Sophomores Patricia Ann Bellinger Johnny Colvin Thelma Lee williams Arthur Dean Haywood Dorothy Laverne Freeman Earl Couprey Collins ww Barbara Maria Moore Prince Hawkins Shkron McCullough Charles Moore Eamestine Jolley Ernie Wilson Sophomores Alma Jean Johnson Donnie Joe Johnson Michon Johnson Samuel Overron Mittlg lfhaye Jong Porter Williams .F- fl' fi.. f , , a f 1 v Q-ff 'wif' ' .9 Fx? V ' b a. A ' , -,'S.5:21,ia- . K .. viii! ' 'F'- -X , -g, Hzmx . A- 5 ,. yggw. . Q , 9:4115 . HL a u' Q ' 4 51 f ' ' wfly-YW A , ' s' - ., --- 5533 5, H W , 51 -.f 24155 flu-A K - 'fEv.-i.q,zf:'j?'l f -' N . , -, . Q45 5-tw. . gy NI - ix A .n. ?5'1Sfi,f:x 'U' ia' X' 33851, 'IQ T 61-fl fx .W ,jgw ' + - W 4 , 1' ' 51. ' 4. T' MPI: V 1 ln .fa 1 .ie ,frvgjg . 1 if 4 wii.. , Wai. ' ,. 1, ,. HQ: f, 3? Ve H 5 fe , ,G va? is -D w. lu 211 17 df ff, 6 315 x'? vi,1 reulf. .' 3.sw'f-E, Q vga.: . . .yrs i vs j ! , 8.5 . 1 f . -2 . Y V V wwf, . 13 M rv ,. dia., :mg , .: K' ,Qtgvw 3 , f':ff.i,3fj Aa: y ,xv 'Pr ML -, fv if i 1, f , 5 J.TE-'S-jg' 5553252 45-W 'iii' A-,1Z?.g?54'f' , ' - S 5 A ., xr? 1: x N 0 3, ?'5,.,, f Q.. . - ,N fs., .v . if , , . 35542 5.3251 1 .5 ': '5 M 111' 1 5 A 'SAK H' .2 W .1 JW, j....u.,.... Olden Jordan Bemice Davis Matthew W. Jones Daisy Walker Leon Carr Virginia Black Alvin L. Collins Edna Karon McLennan Louis Anderson Imogene Sterling Clem Reed LaVeme Piper Soplzomores Sidney Mackey Elner Aiexander Rufus Johnson Garbie Jean Guyton Calvin Pennick Grace Marie Brooks Sandra Faye Canada Howard Aldridge Cora Robinson Ma Katherine Johnson U.. Xxx- Barbara Faye Riley Mardell Hunter .A -, Sophomores Susie Mae McGee Alvin DeGra:e Ruby Faye Clark Johnnie Bean-ice smith Dianne Schaoley Mary Ann Wooley Lillie Marie Hodges Vernon Crayton Annie Mae Harris Emory Johnson Mary Ann Taylor Barbara Jones ff, .5 V rg 5 R N I Xf'j 4 ykffy ,Z J Wvlinnie Roe - yes Harold Washington Vivian Io Hunter Clara Sneed Josephine Diggs Lula Mae Shuler Q Mgr 1, , Mildred Thompson Berry Jean Hill Rosalynne Jinx Fowler Alma Jean Cleveland Nelda Evans Maurice Washington X91 Sophomores Vera walker Barbara Ann Deary Sidney F. Smith Joyce Alexander James Douglas Wrighr Jeanette McDonald Dorothy Hutchinson Delores Elizabeth Roberts Naomi Jackson Frances Faye Spence John L. Harris Jewel Alexander Sophomores Billie Faye Fowler Precious June Wilkins Estella Nunn Juanita Sneed Mary Alice Thompson Betty Jean McCarther Alice Marie Collins John Allen Barrow Joyce Lenette Lewis Tyree Fowler Jacqueline Elaine Lott James Lynn Foster Dot M. Winn Robert Earls Edna Mae Finner Sam Higgins Willie Mae Reed William A. Bonner an a Soplzomores -ff -I Q. .?'i?Q?f'A X , 12.52 WW- ' 'T 5- ily! '49 f . Kathan A. Joiner Loomis Warren Ruby Ann Fletcher Evelyn Black Oswald Eugene Hawkins Carlean Carter Q ' bl . Q -1 'I , env P, M, K 2.3.3 Y-- .30 ' lAi.v.m 'Q ! lf 3 Z' N, ... -qw--5, ,A , n A .L '. 'H 5 -. - ' 'K S 1 +V 11 ,Bb gfggmfix Buena V. Hill Norman Manor Ella Marie Brown Billy Langford Linda Marion James Davidson Soplwmores Barbara Louise Foster Ivory Dean Clemons Brenda Wright Reginald Dudley Parkss Virginia Raleigh Rarhers Norwood, Jr. Jo Etta Reed Jeff Miller: Loretta Laine washington Edward Lee Holton Eamestine Brooks Wilbert While Sophomores g , WM ,,. Lillian Hutchinson Lawrence La Ray Shelby Barbara Ruth Owens Reuben Walker Mary Ellen Brown Charles Patterson James Grant Joyce Marie Perkins Kermit L. Stewart Dwight Freeman Paul Easley. Jr. Sophomores O'ne11 Wooley Sammie Io Holmes Patricia Gale Hutchinson Emma Margaret Hughes Adel! Alma McCart.her Dorothy Blackmore O ff ' 555 1 - V- v, A1-Q -A 44 ' ,ni Ipportunzmian, P . .ri Class T Mary Ann Ocklerree Raymond Dell Allen Netra Mae Ockleuee Mary Dee Simpkins James Neal Minnie Lee Justice Tommie Lee Blackman ' wiuie Alexander Mae Karhryn Crayron .. l,,g..u.H.L. :.,.,.x. ,wh .,i1fd-:f or 'Egg' ky-U, .Ah gl i -, HI' K . I X .4 J , l . -rug - : V H ng? Huff 3 J Deal .e 'fi -. to MRS. IOSEPHINE F. ALEXANDER To one who has long deserved the honor, we, the 1959 Staff of the YELIJOW JACKET YEARBOOK, would like to pay tribute to MRS. JOSEPHINE F. ALEXANDER. This tribute is but an humble effort to share our appreci- ation for her interest in our school and the hundreds of young people with whom she has come in contact and of- fered encouragement. Never before has there been any- one who was more worthy than the honoree and we only wish' that there were some things even greater that we could do to express our heartfelt thanks to her for helping to make Anderson High School a better and a more out- standing school. Becanse of her keen interest in the pro- gress of our school in general, its faculty and student body, the 1959 Staff offers n TRIBUTE OF PRAISE AND THANKS. .,.. ...... .,,. ,,,,m.,w..,w,1,,:.H, ,. ,W ,..,. .. . .. .. .,,.,,...,.r.. .. .,... ,. nf u ! 1 n 53 'r ii i E e 'I Fe ., lu gf ! ef? :gl U! rp Q! 1 I Il li! xl ! 'L 15 ,s 2 fm 55 si I. 'I I. ff is 22 il al 55 'Z 1 -i Fm iii N :fa ll ii! isg iii iii EEE ai? ffl Fi! gs! 15 w I 'llI'llIZfl'IiIInY'hIllIIIIETIISIIIIHI-llillhll'IIP!!nIuII'I5HIHlIillI1A'I1illlI.'IIll!ii-iUIilIlllliI.I'IZ'IACIllHH'i1i1JIl'lIl'lll'UH1iHIiHII,!KlIiilIi!illl!fH!K1HSPIIIPllIiI'IIEIJIIILSYUHUZIIIIX'IIIKIHKJ Beauty Beauty of Form affects the nnnd but then it must not he the mere shell that we admire but the thought that th1s shell xs only the beautiful case adjusted to the shape and value of a still more always that the perfection of outward lovellness 15 the soul shinlng through its crystalllne covenng Jane Porter beautiful pearl within. - Keep in mind Eva Delores Ross Most Sophisticated Member A Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, W. B. Campbell Chapter National Honor Society, Anderson High School Chorus, Iackens, Capezio Dance Group and Y-Teens. Compliments of MRS. L. ROSS, MRS. E. H. MURRAY, L. V. N. AND FAMILY FREEMAN LAS ALLE ANDREWS Mon Likely to Succeed 'Most Studious Most Sophisticated' Y Algae a EARLY NE DAVIS Most Likely to Succeed Qi . .-1'3 VONCELL WASHINGTON Most Be autifu1 WILLIS EARLS Most Handsome . . SPENCER DUDLEY HOLMES Friend1iest Best Dancer LOYDIS JEAN GREGG Best Dancer' R fYM. WILLIA MAE JEAN WALKER Cutesr LWAJ 5. QQ. 'Q PEGGY JOYCE HARVEY Most Attractive I 533, ' 46. W. .va 'Qui -' 15514 at 1' Y E Wk? f5?.Zf'?,r:i ,, ffl.. vw-wi gg, .M .. Q 5 ,, 2 gb 6 1 H U '93 K ,,1c 'C ' -nn M vc, 'Best Dressedn MYRNA HILL HAROLD PENNICK Best Dressed' 1 4 IOANNE DELORAS JONES 'Most Versatile CHARLES MELVYN HILL Most Versatile ROSE MARION JAMES Most Popular 'Friendliest IOHNNY MARVIN JAMES 'Most Popular 'Most Outstanding -1-. - BETTY JOYCE COLLINS Most Talkat1ve JOHN WHITE!-IURST 'Most Talkative Z P . 0 -fxiltxl P f .SQ Q. ,I . V .., ,M1:e,, -Qiagxg. vftqk. W ' , mg.. .Q 'j,1,,,' ' az Q , ' Mme ' Qhfg-lo f , , , . 'gj'5, ,. ,,- 4. - f 1Q hA, A .X f,N'?'2t.i .9-.. 4,2 ,QFW jfisoi f gan W1 X - 11.6, Q An .,' m ' g Y 1' 4, t ,IF-1 '4Qi'3f,S' y. -05, ,Q 3 L on , , N. ,. ,. n Y-7 .' ,- IL U . V , 5 - 3 . ! ' f 'Y' in ,Q .f Q 1 .a 'lip Ami.. ,ff - H e 5 ,N x 021 ll, Ll I' QQ 5 fx. X x ussus 1.o'r1' sauun Fowusn Junior JOYCELYN IJOTT Sophomore Junior Most Studiougs 1-'B' ' 6 I Y 1: af,-X A ,, iw Sig, at ,xy N ,- . , FREDDY FORCEY Mardi Gras ueen ' - V ORA ANN ELLIOTT ' .11 .15 ., . 15,9 x - up-:',A' 4 . ,--, ,2,3, ,,f, JP 'reg 'egg-. LINDA ALLEN Crowned Queen of the Mardi Gras by MIS. James Lawson, P.T.A. President of Andersen High School, after having won over twenty contestants. Your Highness reigned over the Mardi Gras Fesriviues and received numerous gifts from the P.T.A. , clubs and organizations. 'fi' . S355 sci. i, eg: 1,51 -zzz JEA N A LLEN I unior MISS H1-Y 1957 -1958 4 .Q . if ' ' 'W ' 1 . 5, 4 Uv . -r' 12? 1 ' . ii: W .. ' ' fl -A 9,-w..g3w f-'5sN- :, JOYCELYN LOTT Sophomore MICHON JOHNSON Sophomore ORA ANN ELLIOTT Sophomore MARY ANN Mob. LXSTER Junior BARBARA RUTH McA LISTER Sophomore 4,. ',..1 ' ' fr '. -,O i . u'f l 27, f ,..., ,I .. 49 ' iw, . lg ,ff - ' 1 ' - 1, ,- Q, mg. ' 1425? an y Vl,?3,,,J , QPPK'-A--2 15. ,' 4 Z . ral V' 4 :Q,Q.,.'JA-1-T , ' HV. J Q !Qgg':'Ur V '21 if 1:25 ,, I .5 . .,w.., Q-. .. 4. v- Q 1 I -' . .ff ,Y . af ' ' 1' 1 '1- 5-, jp H . 3, ,, , ,G - if V+, 1 J- ' . x,. i I ,, . -sim ul 1 - :fl 'al 'm 2 aw l ' ' , -fl' Q ', ' '-'gg ,A Q. - ' 5, :X ug L W Q 'L' L' ef! Y 5 If 5 qwrkvg V? ag 'v..V'N'-r Q 7 'id , F. Q, ,N -Ji! I 'zi jn-f,gf1' 1,1 V , M -, -1 5, NH, fgqx fl 1 . 34-ii, QW. '+ ,.aqY.-Q 1 fgmfgxg 4, A K ii, X I Af, . ff' 'r'-I .fair ,Q :.f-4.- . ,. ' A 'mg-V :A ' -.- tg: - A . 1'L',Li51.A'1 l:E 2, ' if A 3-'fy 1.rf?'2-' , 4,133 'l,1i5 + .y T W .- V . 4-'L fl -uf . 4l.,.f.. ' J, .- -Qlxi'-nuff ? 'LJ ' .5.i'..' W .U - BL L? 1- ,'1f fc ,4 -B'-' K , ,Ll . 3,.,.'3'1, 15. I ' , -r 1-Q AXA f ff'-'J' ' 1 'V ' ?f.iWQ W mv - w V ' 77 A LY - 1'3 ' , T Winner of the Scholarshi majqring in Science. Sh P e 4 - X .A I I' -.f af 1 The Common Task lt ls not the straining for great things that is most ef- fectlveg it is the doing the little things, the common dutles, a little better and better - the constant im- proving - that tells. We often see people who seem very ambitious to get on by leaps and bounds, and are impatient of what they call the drudgery of their situation, but who are doing this drudgery in a very ordinary, slipshod way. Yet it is only by doing the common things uncommonly well, doing them with pride and enthusiasm, and just as well, as neatly, as quickly, and as efficiently as possible, that you take the drudgery out of them. How can you expect to do a great thing well when you half do the little things? These are the stepping-stones to the great things. The best way to begin to do great things is to improve the doing of the little things just as much as possible, - to put the uncommon effort into the common task, to make it large by doing it ln a great way. Many a man has dignified a very lowly and humble calling by bringing to lt a master spirit. Many a great man has sat upon a cobb1er's bench, and has forged at an anvil in a blacksmith's shop. lt is the man that dignifies the calling. Nothing that is necessary to be done is small when a great soul does it. ' -Orison Swett Marden. L J .il I E 3.3 41 s. G Y I Il le .2 S gs Wx! H -I 12 if U If if 'l gl n 3: xl w! nf ii Yr gl i 11 1 1 a U H I -K U ui wf 35 ll W ir Ml w mg ja M ,ry is gn ,s !! il Q! Ze - fl'nr.m11I:1.1.ll'rlin1-:v:'nl.l-mlml::umulallmulmrmlrlllu.1:111.InrrrIslLn:I::vvu'lIm':l1:xm mm-.nl'lurulzurmlzlzunhxrlnllulln:.14:1In1:1nel:KI1:I:Il:munmu11lf:l:lu'.uii ,-wwf - .-v-X A v-' Q I 'ns ix . , , V , ROSE JAMES Miss Anderson High iff? -an 5, wg-ggmifdi'-rg' - .- ?n,1?a ff JOHNNY JAMES Most Outstanding Boy Principal W. E. Pigford crowns Rose James Miss Anderson High Schoo1 ' wr..-,.gL.w i1' .+ P . . S th 'xjlsn MQ, r ' 4. ff gg sg-2' f. H N 3 , - q v' ' h . .1 1, AP .Fix APY-Ai: 'K N. N ' L:z'-- 'LY ' -'wlix f' 1:--.' 5? Lff. Q y 1' wks' w ' A.-H ' ' E I A K 4,1 X-V, vb . . . .i M .. gs. - r 1 1. , , 1' Q l , 1 . , .L 5 '4 I 1 , iv? 'H-'im f h ' J r 51 fr v -. 'N , . . Z. V i 'f '1 f f K4 ,4,' xi , ,A-X 3, E E 'X 1 ' 935 X , 1 1 fi, - -'-...,., ef' .- y ' . , . A N ff -A ' K-4 f.. -- ,Q 4 af - -,gy ' , I 1 ., -f.L....4L....4 ,- ....-- -J r. e-asf Naziio-:Lal Honor Society The W. B. Campbell Chapter of the National Honor Society is a part of a national high school organization which gives I-I nf :r 'fog 1' 'P-5-o o on 5 :fa 5. SKI!- o one E 53,5 Q Sas o QE'-To 5 3PE -1 Egg ..- Q' 02:1 'Un-V' -- an Q E51 i isa D- 2 9.05 0 5-Er: 5' co W 533 UQ 2 3 'Egg 5' E o- E S-F2 n BGB' cr' ...So 2 :xg--. 3 555 5' 0-ooo '4 22 'E U E Q -E-'n' l Wg' Leadershqn '-m':::ggg-n-rsmn-1509 5s2Ee2S22r:wEE5?:g s ogg'-Q.,-i::',,T,E.:15.-.go2a.,, 1'-rpoogg ': 5'2gFEE-'55 g 5? rgommp-::..wE H10-1 to mm 0 .., . me.-'-gp-C1 '-'BW v 0 5 Qqgn :..-'20s-Q15-'59 .na g-2's-'ag'--2-r-EsSru E '-53535 .:g'Fgg,Q-FnE5 'm'4E.5 in gf' sf Er: E 2 Q 5 5 ' . I O Q . Q .n Q :v 2 E S . I 1 ' 6 0 2 V' o g E 5 1 Z Q 'li 3 I E S A Q . gmmzxsuwrl-o-o w22.:a9.gggx255z'5'-T'f?'5 95559313-mEgsv3Pf3E' 040.1-H o.' '- ..--'-'5' 8:0 I' - - org-nbrsr-p 0 ve: Sp 1- -1--Q--5' size Q: 4 0'2-2 0 --'Uhr-,nwD','o-0 m Eg:,0.anH,-..-.win ,ru E..- eg sf possesses 3 N--.. E-2 o s- '.y ' - 2 - as U jects as - preparing cultural programs for chapel, devotions for Holy Week, displaying character building posters, recep- tion for parents during Texas Education Week, and presenting an Honor Banner to the homeroom most outstanding in schol- ardxip. Mrs. Eunice M. Easley, Chairman Mrs. Katherine Fisher Miss Myrtle Johnson ' Mr. Clifford P. Johnson Mr. Boston Grant Scholarship NATIONAL Honon sogerv '3 V i 47 qi Character Service Q lf' A I OFFICERS . , .ma QU. of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - ALVIN SCALES ------ President ROSE M. JAMES - Sec'y. -Treasurer BIRDA PLEASANT - Asst. Secretary EVA D, ROSS ------- Reporter ARTHUR MOSELEY - Vice President STUDENTS INDUCTED IN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY. W. B. CAMPBELL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY llze SLU' emctking Department Presents ct Design for Better Living me malcefS N. H. A. OFFICERS 1958-59 Erma Crayton Alice Collins Kathryn Walker Margaret Pearson, Installing Officer Wanda Medearis Loydis Gregg . Patricia Calhoun EVALUATING GARMENTS BROILER MEALS Barbara Horton ' Eddie Clemons and Virginia Harrison s ' :tSXKT'H.'t'T Homemaking Made Easy Cora Robinson Dorothy McGee Frankie Molette ' Onell Wooley ARRANGING WINDOW DISPLAY Ora Lee Hunter . Annie Whitley s -I S iw Qs Li:-'.1 Pm Kgs' G-swzff Www lim 5'N'Le1,.r'fQQ 'v -4. f '..' N 'QJ I ,102 4 'I xx X f 'W 4 ' fi 3f 122 1l5 5 ml'- gg f me 3 4- ' -- 5. , ' 1-V' . 1 ' , 1 W W ,in fi ,QL is X s 1 X , EE ii QE I! E! 3? I s fr WI 51 gi il EE f! 5? if 2 I I u M 11 IN I s QI G! i Q fa I: !s as E! :D E5 I ,I If fi I W: :N I ,, w 5 ii .Z Xi it I, ng :mm-n.r .ln:A:nm:-nIKIrin-m:u:'.m'n:l::Immun1l:l:I.4-:vwn'l'l:mnu nl'nm:1::urlrlnr'xl-mn-um..il.u.uml::rr1l.:lm.li'u:u:l:1IA1ll11I1n::I':I:Q-1-lualzfmzllz:-lsHrrlslm I I ' Y .Q 4' 4 'V 'XL' ,f-ffm, ,. ' 'x.:'gE.ii'5:2'Q3i ,fi z 1 44, ..5f!ig.., f , , 2.1 ::,. wr' A A i:f,: 'g 1: .5 7.3 i :W ,.ia..::.Q' . .J . f . , ' , ,, ' Q . Q, 1 I 1' .WX WS? K Y . in .1,.a,,x U E99 u mtv - Q, -4. .. 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L, CRAWFORD Sponsor of lackeues Drill Team, Twirlers, Cheerleaders and Capezios Physical Education Department Chairman BARBARA NEWBY Captain Left to right: .Ruby Bland, Catherine Sneed, Alice Robinson, Emma Glvings, Precious Walker, Hattie Taylor, Evelyn Shields, A1phayeBolden, Maudie Collins, Beverly Henderson, Mary Humphries, Annie Whitley, Mable Thompson, Mary Jo Blakemore, Delores Earls. Jackettes The Iackette Organizations are made up of the Drill Teams, Twirlers, Cheerleaders and Capezios. All girls must be of llth or 12th grade level and must maintain a B scholastic average. The girls perform at half time athletic events and are anxious to render other services in the school and community. JACKETTE OFFICERS Mary Manor, President Evelyn Faye Hunter, Secretary Shirley Roby, Vice President Loydis Gregg, Treasurer all MARY MANOR Jackette President Left to right: Joan Marion, Anita Thompson, Barbara Newby, Luberta Reed, Precious Strong, Vera Evans Grace Arnold, Patricia Calhoun, Lola Jackson, Eula Swarn, Wanda Warren, Berry Hill, Vivian Justice. Evelyn Hunter, Hattie Black. .H '- 'JA'Au .,. fy' It -' 'wr -'. Y-.. N, f '3 ., . TWXRLXNGU 1 '+ ' ' f l. ,wr V 4 9 5 PT Q 6 ,fackette Twirlers 221' IQQNCJ XYAASGU I Left to right: Mary Manor, Leader: Shirley Roby, Loydis Gregg. TN X er-Hex Cheerleaders 551. X, X fx X NMS' Xa ' Q, I it-0 465' f Ni it L lv, QW w .ry X TOP CENTER: Ruby Johnson, Captain. SECOND, left to right: Lois Mitchell, Rosa Doyle, Lois Maddox, Eleanor Johnson, Kathryn Over- ton. THIRD, left to right: Linda Allen, Antoinette Rocker, Velma Powell, Charity Bunton. Capezio lab 00 'Miss 'Capezio' ' IDIS MADDOX Character T ing dances of all types. They sponsor annually the Capezio Concert. This year the members will use as their theme CAPEZlO HOMECOMlNG - which will mark the CLUB'S 10th ANNIVERSARY, he Capezio Club members are interested in creat ll 5? . - 3 -, svn lt-5 ,Q 1 ,gf . A Vfv V O Ig. y 93,9 E, V ? fe 3 ceq, ? '15 '14-an ',.-ffF'g.w V ,V ' Mas. B. E. WRIGHT , '-uf. ' Kg hx ' w ' Y I f rf Nggwffffy Boys' Glee Club .-q., ,.,r.3. agree-si' , i a W NV ' X s Q 8 3 X W XV' 5 1 lf 4 xx 'Lu ef, MABLE HAYDEN Student Pianist xunsrvzv -:nm ' 1alzL'fm1:w:.eMrn'x:asrx'fz1auls ' f.:.ua1.1,x1,v-1-'.H.w,z .g' my fr nf -5 M US ICAL ' 4 X L 3 . , . - I r--.J AZN Anderson High Mixed Chorus SOLOISTS -h -- nm -F-an .ETA :asia 41:56 MMI' ns J - HQ, If Q. 5 . . . .IaIliI'?sr fITgT?'fg r:.:t:' W h . EE, N Wx. If .h .1 ff -ur , i . gg Q4 N 'A . we , Q I-we H W, 4 .sftwf I We A 1' f'f'f' f WN je f i' X Voncell Washington Margaret Pearson I 45- Q rf , .W ,, NM N pq . .,: ir 'gb-xfjirif Q ff' 13 V .1 ati' f' 4 . 6 :av ' S 1 Q D125 2 f an Q Eg , nw , W , vQ.99 -,nv rg 61? us: in: 7 rx ft igff' NX .rg wif 'K '9' . , .. , , Y . +, ff ,jf WE . ' George Wilson Tommy Mackey Eddie Dotson :REPS 'assi 5 'V 4 9996 grime K? . SOLOISTS Jo Ann 'Jones -xx ,,,IEu 1 ' ,., X -wh.. '92 gy iss, , fir Nw! .. J N., .-- ., ,,,:- 5: 1y2:2:e.w!' my f' rw 'fr :SfE?:z-zf N. ,5.f'i?r'?'A9 : V 53452- .356 I . I r ' sis W , . xr - 1 5 W' 15 Qs fl Mordell Hunter 11 f 1 W : -.FRAME 2 Q K wk, ig ' et, .,,N,,e. , 'X NN s ,vig Qin , if is' gf! fx ff ...gyw waz, ns win n 'Al' I' ffifxi we ,, , - ,f:'W',, vvv H! x 'V T , :Sify ?rr,, f5' , ,n ,. 1 - 23 Q ,r - fff if 3' 2 W xx rv . - . W ,-' as J :N , I gf N Eleanor Davis 'erfaygipf f ,. A : nw' 1 : v- ' 'az A ,, X . n f i gf 'iff f . ii! Y -'I'- Giga: f --N rx Q-Q , ref . 'P , ' Y ' are 5 4511 . ,ily Q.-n . 27 X M- 'ff Qbx K ' X4 47' vf Willis Earls , :LL L,oitn,:,l7 Executive Committee Planning Session Mr. R. S. Brown, Sponsor Rose James Joyce Arnold Charles Hill Freeman Andrews, President Representatives SOPHOMORE 10-1 10-3 10-5 10-'1 Judith Walsh Wanda Propps Joyce Lewis Joycelyn Lott Joyce Perkins 10-2 Sidney Smith Peggy Coleman 11-1 Jean Allen 11-2 Harvey Cline Benny Wilson 12-1 Shirley Roby Alice Collins 10-4 Michon Johnson Eleanor Walker 10-9 Grace Brooks Charles Norris Sandra Canada 10-6 Alvin DeGrate Roselyn Fowler 10-10 Barbara McAlister Tommy Mackey JUNIOR 11-3 George Wilson 11-4 Shirley Owens Warner Ross Chester McGowan 10-B Erme Swisher Ethel Jones 11-5 Vivian Justice Eleanor Fowler 11-6 Loretta Love Gloria Shelton SENIOR 12-2 12-3 12-4 Eva Ross Peggy Harvey Barbara Newby Bennie Washington Ruby Johnson Arthur Moseley Frederick James - my X Yeah , Regular Student Council Session gig a. s' ,fi lik , wk an wf,.'2f ,1- .5, 5 . -, 44 ,rg 1 fn- . ...f . -., . -f.,f. .. M 0 MQ Hy. rrxrw- 'W ak +'f', -1- :hoe , .f..,.9.,' W - in Wm . ., f 'iv '4.'.T M V' Q. 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Par !,g , lakh 1 4224224.41 Q , 1 , f . . , . s ' I M. V ,. . . , A gfw, Af .MPV , ,, 1 x' b . wr' A 'nff 'W1'?'E3fSFV!'ELQf' ff K'fW -rp '-'fri' 'W' - M .g V'-'f f, . 'fi 'mf 1 A 'Aff' 452' 2 y Y Yank ,af 'P .41 1.5 5, , i 2- ., ,-xr 'yy .V , Q Nt b f7i.'?f'h Wi J EJ P 'V .f N-. VM' 'V V ' .' Al' WV' ti,4,fwSf92'f f'1?3!?'3'4'9 :f5, Q1 M'iffh ,, ' 4 fifgi . -ft-n iisfw' Sap . ,rg ' . -:fi IJ- r ' mf 1 f i f Wifi f ifil if ' .. 1 , K ak, ' Q 'Taz' I f ..X, 1 a f L' ' V ' 'ff Wg f' + , V-, ' . li f 37 , gf ,wal J N i'k 51.2.1 4.2915 Y W- , E'ngi7f5Lfz, X . Improving study habits in English class through teacher guidance. Mrs. M. B. Harris, Instructor. Learning activities in developing reading ability, Mrs. R. W, Toomer, Instructor, American History class studying literary map of the United States. Mrs. V. W. Arnold. UISUUCLOF ltr eglwiz Twelfth grade English Literature class locating sections and tracing routes of early invaders, particularly the Celts, Anglo-Saxons and other nations, who shared in the development of what is now called Great Britian. Miss Lucile E. Frazier, instructor, Practice exercises in capitalization. Mrs, C. E. Hicks, Instructor. 7 A K N Suciai Science SOCIOLOGY Mr, Lloyd Sheffield, Fuller-Mercer Sheffield Funeral Home Director, lectures to class on alcoholism. Mr. C. P. Johnson, Instructor, Civics- Government PRACTICING Tl-E DEMOCRATIC METHOD --VOTlNG-- Civics - American History classes practice voting on mechanical voting machine. Mr. C. P Johnson, Instructor. American 1123531 y Mrs. Margaret Daniels, practice teacher, Huston-Tillotson College, explains on a World News Map of the week, Alaska's addition as the 49th state of the United States. Mr. C. P. Johnson, Instmctor. Ruby Bland explains to an American History class how the United States expanded into a world power. Mr. A, N. Johnson, Instructor. Posting a new project on mental health. Students locating State Mental H Texas. os pitals in Students in Health explain types of maladjusted personalities shown through creativ of paintings and e expressions scrap books. J .e', Q32 - I i ,ffpr m iff' ' 7G'2:lJl1.A 'JNS J., V . -.llfoss '- Peggy!-Iarvey Maudie Collins Doris Dearman SPORTS Voncell Washington Spencer Holmes Betty Stanton Johnny James CAROLYN LAWSON Art Editor Staff FAVORITES Barbara Newby Mable Hayden Ola Jean Horton Jo Ann Jones SNAPSHOTS Willia Walker Betty Hill Evelyn Hunter Shirley Roby Left to right: Myrna Hill, Lillian-Earls and JoAnne Joneseompiling data for faculty photos. ACTIVITIES Joyce Arnold Helen Hollins Barbara Banks Erma Crayton FEATURE EDITOR Earlyne Davis CHARLES OWENS and CLARENCE PRIESTLY 'Advertising Managers CIRCULATION Freeman Andrews Mayze Yancey Charles Hill Charles Lawson ART EDITOR Carolyn Lawson vm -3 , E, r 4 , hun, - -l Shorthand students taking . --..5 prcuect dictation. 1., T' , 1 tgmesx lj ffl 1 3 S 3 -B2 14' a 'vwzft im' QV F-f ,N 'ii PM 4, M fi 'if 9 fig ., in f W., - . -qv l , z CHEMISTRY ' . I' Mr. M. L. Pickard, Instructor BIOLOGY . Miss F. L. Young, Instructor - C',.,l-f,,t,, 1 Wall? wma FALCON llf.X.l2QEf VY SCIENCE PR-J1i'fl'i' ,iii sl' Mr. M. L. Pickard, Instructor Charles Hill and Arthur Moseley discuss a problem on projectiles with R. S. Brown, Instructor. Physiology '.- 7 W Mary Earls, Renetra Rutherford and Alvin Scales leading a discussion in human physiology. Mr, R, S. Brown, Instructor e 4 V , Dj. frzlbkliwe Education RETAIL LABORATORY EXPERIENCE MR. T. T. DAVIS Instructor 3 ff CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION RETAILLNG 0pp0rt1Q,nitj5'?lCld3EN . Mae Kathryn Crayton, Tommie Lee Black, Mary Ann Ockletree, Netta Mae Ockletree, Minnie Lee Justice, Mary Dee Simpkins, Raymond Dale Allen, Theodore Thompson, Willie Alexander, James Neal, Thomas Bradshaw '. The Opportunity Class of Anderson High School began in 1957 to help students further their high school education. They are given the opportunity to adjust themselves in the following ex- perience areas: homehuilding, occupational education, societal relationship, develop physical and mental health and emphasis is placed on good citizenship and moral values. HANDICRAFTS 'Student not shown in picture. ll' K ,i L2 .,1.r 'I ' 9 L'Jw,uw:AS My N 4-fstqpn ,mr - prennf ,z Ywz- - -!j.j'w-JJ' W -4 Pr.--ident ' 'L We. 1 ',u. - 4 1 ,M-. Xi - gg' v - F ff 5 , J A, r s. 3: Jin?- Y xi 'F' 23' , ' , 5-'Eau 535 'fs ' ff + , ' ,Q ,, Q X Q ii- N. Q A 09 00 W9 r i ' f-:im :ig 2 .gr Is V was X iq W'-f S 3. A was New 4 J CRAWFORD AdVlSOI ,.,,..r2 :.f ,.-if 5332 -.. Q, . ' qi: Wg' mi? X1 a H: sn igiyifsfzi Q .:.ggj2ii.a -E '1arwE:',ia il r1'ilf?Lii'S' , 1,.sf4!1E::,fi.,5afg i,s.:.g'i5'i..h!..ragz 9' PHILLIP WILLIAMS Treasurer wg-from f ,7 If N Q YM X y w I -- .l- l 7-'V I 11' E ,9- l fl 5 4 ,111 N . ..- I .. ,. ,.. SILAS COLLINS President im! JZ 4 x .l 1 MICHAEL NESBY Reporter Y 1 mi . .QM ' , :ffm , it A . 'X 1 '3 2 'Y I me .,. L 9,2 I ' W' Q vez-wwf R45 'S-42 ' , .,. .Y .c 2 ,A vw fa an ' ' 314, 9332 f 1? ig 34 F . U fav -'J fs? QifE5.,f1if1' 'mf R' W3 ,pf ' ff bg V' I ? , x Q, ., , s' Y, 4 1. n4i,vL1-'trllazriiff fts' Depwrtment HANDICRAFT CHARTER MEM BER NEW MECHANICS CLUB Ol'-' TEXAS 'Y-4 T-Zi , , Q Wf J 'MR.J-E-M0555' ,MG-E-Emsnv 1 ' uf-TIE 4311 Aga CLUB SPONSOR CLUB LEADER FOUNDER -A ELEC TRIC ITY Industrial fyirtsl L1 iJa1mZPn . DRAW ING WOODWORK METAL WORK I - - not I 'S wr gs' S rw 15 , .- If - J . . '- J 1' ,- V V x , X XD ei T-te . , . f I Alvln Collins, Beatrice DeShay, Joyce White, Robert Campbell, Louise Bunton, Rosla Doyle, Vonzo Batie, Arthur Sims, Eamest Johnson, 'James Alexander, Norman Miller, John Otha Roe, Charles White. SECTION 2 ART CLASS I, II and III V F. D. Breeding, Instructor O 1 .ra JXQQSSO Elza Jones, Arthur Bell, 'Wood James, Eddie Harris, Peggy Coleman, Charles Owens, Carolyn Lawson, Alvin Scales, 'Lillie Alexander, Edward Holton, Judith Walsh, Vernon Walker, Bobby Baker, Nathaniel Campbell, Bennie Washington, Larry Graham, Tommie Gordon, Zephyr Higgins. SECTION 1 ART CLASS 'Students can not be seen. Bgfff., 5 :gf-I , y. M wifi? 6,,,m ., 5 X41-P' if Q . r . ,. Q X 43 W. .1 , N 'iff 1 N V- ah 51,1 , A -,S J, ggi 2 ,nt , f k.3j?g1.,- ii 2 ' V4-' --fl' , ,A W. ,121-,E 'S are , Z QS, . K r , ,, ',g 'W w,,,. - ' John Guyton, 'gif f Els' G 5 V VV ,W Y, QT A 4 , W 4 A 'fl 2t.:1f v-Qlmffffg 7-'gy - mx: 3 22,2-giqfi,-5.y iimfkf N Q l 2fgfw 1. X. .Q::21!2i,3,2,.ggwk3fYE-'iJ' . 1 fy. Q - - -v. . - - L, v- .:. .sm V -, - , , WE Q.fgw92'?1, qQQQl f ' ' H Y ?gx.fZ::gEzi!I,gf5 .5 V , ,Um , 1' lf' f52 -Qeiil sf 3ff ?la2ff S 3 J Y 6 Q gif' ,' qs, 'mf .,,, - ..Y,,.L. 1 Q J , -l:n,.,,' ' ' 1 w f Q-Nag. +L . , x , un V .. 'T A X , M1155 .2 ' wf ifefv ' h 6, X fi' X . 5 , , W ,,,, ,M 1 I , Am g, ULQQ L5iEYliLOi'Mlf if L XBORATORY A 5liL5Ix'lE' YT OF THE Hohlil AND FAMILY LIFE ' 11 ow- '1 Conferences are held at regular intervals with high school observers which is a very important phase of the program. To help the individual child adjust to the environ- ment in which he must live. ll EDUCATION PROGRAM AIMS To develop a unified pro- gram of family education which aids in family living at every age level. , To relate school and com- munity programs of family life eudcation more closely to each other. V- FOURS AND FIVES PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING IN THE LABORATORY MRS. OMA LEE JACKSON . , ' -3 y Housekeeper 1 A hm, J' W Howsefz Child ,flu v Laboratory ,XA PAINTING, A CREATIVE ART FOR THE YOUNG CHILD I I I, , ,, HOUSEKEEPING SKILLS DEVELOPED IN FUN w r' ' 5 5Q'gf H 'mkci f' ' i Mas. BEATRICE NORRIS 435 v' 5 9 V: , 'g ,if-5' 1' I ,, A Dietitian ui, it A. .L Q- f,gjmrse.s ...,- The L. C. Anderson Chapter of the Future Nurses' Club. Mrs. M. Yerwood-Thompson, Sponsor Capping Ceremony Future Nurses Capping Ceremony held at Stephen F. Austin High School, Sunday February 1, 1959. Left to right: Martha Jones receiving gold bar from Betty Stanton, President. Center: Mrs. Mildred S. Thorne, Coordinator of Clubs. ,Et J 5 as f Rose Harrison, President Mary Manor, Secretary Barbara Newby, Vice President Betty Stanton, Treasurer Annie Robinson, Worship Rose James, Program Peggy Harvey, Membership Dorothy Clark, Recreation Mrs. M. R. Bell, Sponsor Mrs. F. M. Lawless, Director C b Hi- Y Q 3 Reverend A. N. Johnson. Sponsor V 'RI Counselor u Q MAKING GUIDANCE INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO TEACHERS E.. -www 1 ,sagzgszg -X , A sy: Mary Bacon, sophomore, and Julia Ann Durst, junior, discussing extra-class activities with Mrs. M. Yerwood -Thompson, Dean of Girls. American , Junior Red Cross Council QAN Q? 'Q 2: o 4. no 5 950 CQO5 Annie Robinson, senior, serving her second year as President of the American Junior Red Cross Council at Anderson High School, was elected first Vice President of the American Junior Red Cross City-Wide Council. She shared honors of presiding with the President, Ramona Stubblefield of McCallum High School at the annual American Junior Red Cross Dinner. A AMERICAN IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Officers seated, third from left: Annie Robinson, President, Dorothy Clark, Vice Presidentg Lola Jackson, Assistant Secretaryg Birda Pleasant, Treasurerg Helen Hollins, Reporter: and Mary Johnson, Parliamentarian. Nlaudie Collins, Secretary, not available for picture. Sponsors, Mrs. M. Yerwood-Thompson and Mr. Fidelus Breeding. I up r 'ifvfv f .-. Cafetena Staff Yoixxex 41,31 x 'I ' 5 ,Q J. 1 . ' Lf' ' QL 5 ' G 1 S ,nw ' , a 14- .gs ,A 4 W QQ. - Q Q- MM 314.34 Q' Q , .Q wi s 2 rl Mrs. Agnes Manor 'fa fone: Mrs. Allee Davis Q. 0 Mrs. Katherine Solomon 6995 . ' 6' 5 ' .I r P ' Y'05C'1ZStoclians 'Q Wea ar fl Mr. Leslie Warren - an-1 Q 1 69,1 Sq W' Mr. Jerome Simmons Mrs. Bertha Belden Mr. Charles E. Hi Mr. Willie Miller Principal W. E. Pigford boarding a Braniff Airplane at Municipal Airport Lo attend the National Association of Secondary School Principals in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. F LAG RA IS1NG CEREMONY Mr. Randall Sterling, President of the State Principals Association, delivering main address. Dr, B. E. Conner, local physician, delivering address at Child-Parent Clinic meeting at A, H. S, .... W, ,, .hi-. Alumni V -.Q Day Olice Arnold Alumnus 1958 Representing Alumni at University of Texas Mrs, Lula Collins Schuler Alumna 1957 Representing Alumni at Huston-Tillotson College Charles Owens Senior A. H. S. Master of Ceremonies Robert Alexander Alumnus 1947 Main Speaker at A, H.S, Homecoming Alumni Day 3 u Q 51 il ll I P ! 5 I 2 4 i s 1 I 5 1 I s i l 3 E 1 1 i I I . I i '1 1 U It I -X . ,HI-1.1.111...-m.1wm:-,mum-1-m1m.f..mm-vu.:mmH.1I:.QxIf1I.mn.nnmuf,mn-n-- ug.-mm..1f-mg--.fl-ll.-11-mm-u.n.1m.wmv...1m-man'-umrnnm--1-n..m:.,wl Q Ng.. EMQR-4 :lg ki Q :1 vi 1. 1- 1.4.19 n 4 Q. :....+fwjw vs -Wx. Q s H A f ' ..,,a..6 , Jl'..S3' I Mx. L- ggi Qi .wp N Agwgx Q ia, X55 x .. .W., Q. is Wngage . . , . am . M. ,ea- lj. wa ,ak aww '? 5753 : QM ,, . K -.mf 1,,.,,, f .NI sz Sli? .n w .yr Q 'Tig M . l 4 . l , ' I ' ,.., .Qx, 5. 1+ A - - A M LfQf'...?N' , ' - W N ww. , ' '-7 :f'ig7!fiV'-' A1 M, . p....,f' km. , -.-'V X659 f ' 4,4 .. 7 4 X Amm uf'i J ' ' fl ' 'S-W- ,-' M46 ' - sl l:g?,',M,-.Q .... 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Grant, George Thomas, James Alexander, Bobby Piper, Edgar Norris, Ira Nesby, Eobert Davis, Theodore Moore, Ray Jackson, Reuben Johnson, Michael Nesby, Tommy Black, Coach Jackson. THIRD: C. P. Johnson, Publicity, Epple Baker, Louis Dotson, Z. T. Williams, Arthur Bell, John Hardeman, Jimmy Gregg, Wilson White, Ranie Allen, Ches- ter Bunton, Artie Kindred, Coach Britton. FOURTH: Ollie Stewart, Charles Bonner, Carver Sneed, William Brooks, Ronald Roberts, Lee Wilson, Timothy Carr, Durtis Davis, Ronnie Van Zandt, Glenn Connor. FIFTH: Phillip Williams, Manager Charles Hill. ,vrkkkkk 2: ff I ff xy. if ff 'ESQ XL , ..--Q-,.. ir' x ::.....: X 3'-:rs mg mf H ' at 7-17 Group R ,AML Sprint and Distance Relay Hurdlexs B X n L I 5 1 1 L x i x I I 1 . I 5 I 1 1 l ! ! I 5 i E I L V1 I I I 1 F U--I .11-1-mn..-.H.:-m:ulp.u-un-mm:-.u.m.-11.-1.-.11.1n..m.m:.-MJ...-1mm--:mm-lm.-.1..nu-:ww-Im, 1- mn.-:ml-lmmmwm. ,-1E-I15.-mulmmm..-...H-gm-mu..-n:.l Our Qlmsbf 1612111111 Qfhiid-.f1:SCh001 Form a Victdifiiyus-Ylfedxn to Create a Bavglfjxfwd Hr You. . . Our Lcaderiof Tomorrow EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH 1010 East Tenth Street ROBERT L. ROWE, Pastor Congratulations to MABLE LOUISE THOMPSON For Years Well Spent and May God's Choice Blessings Be With You as You Go Onward and Upward to Success. ULIT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 1804 Ulit Avenue GR 6-2287 REV. J. B. SMITH, Pastor Compliments of ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1624 East 7th Street The LITTLE CHURCH THAT Cares' Compliments of CHURCH OF CHRIST 2106 E. 14112 St. GR Z-0895 We Invite You to Our Services We Endeavor to Teach the Truth in LOVE BRO. D. W. RICHARDSON, Minister BRO. P. H. MURPHY BRO. C. THOMAS Elders Compliments of SIMPSON METHODIST CHURCH REV. MARCUS A. L. FREEMAN ' Pastor 12th and Leona Streets Austin, Texas GR 2-8818 Compliments of ST. PETER'S METHODIST CHURCH 16th and Harvey Streets Worship With a. Church With a. Warm Heart and a World Vision REV. ERIC C. PURNELL Minister Congratulations to MABLE HAYDEN HELEN HOLLINS WILLIA WALKER From the WES LEY CHAPE L ME THODIS T CHURCH REV. O. B. COE, Pastor 1164 San Bernard Street Phone GR 8-7007 Congratulations to EARLYNE DAVIS It Is Our Sincere Desire That the Inspiration and Information You Have Received Have Stirnulated You to Become a High, Moralistic Woman. ROY, PEARL, AND ROYSHELL JOE KOEN 8. SON Jewelers Since 1888 Austin, Texas THE HUB 2200 East 'ith Cold Beverages - Picnic Supplies Spf 1': --WTA 15.15 JAKE -'ET 'E-.Ii ' 8. SOI . Texas Oldest, Austin's Largest JAKE PETMECKY, SR. JAKE PETMECKY, JR. 403 Congress Avenue Austin, Texas If You Want to Know Where the Fish Are Biting Or Need Equipment for Hunting the Deer PETMECKY'S the Name We Want You to Remember-- Serving All Sportsmenfor the 103rd Year! T. L. HANlMONS Real Estate Insurance Developers of Fine Homes Home Remodeling 2309 Air Port Boulevard Phone s Business: GR 6-7094 Home: H1 2-8314 I NHL- .ly WEvei:jgHvX1ii uf Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 'ag----M - -11 r1,rAXi--f,3 asv . Q 5 ZUCZ7 ,...--f8. DRY CLEANING c0.,lNC. GR 6-3566 'I6TH 8. lAVACA Let Us Figure Your Building and Repair Work TEXAS LUMBER CO. 1313 East 6th St. Ph. GR 8-8773 MAC FLOURNOY, Owner Compliments of GEORGE HAMMOND PAINTING CONTRACTOR 2006 Maple Avenue GR 6-1992 We Buy and Sell East Austin Real Estate CLARENCE FLOURNOY, MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 3016 E. 18th Street, lRear, Ph. GR 7-6079 Where Beauty Service Exce1s OPERATORS INVESTMENTS Mrs. W. O. Hancock Mrs. Ora L. Edwards Mrs. Sylvia Nichols GR' 7-5695 Mrs. Clara Brown MOTORS AND TRANSMISSIONS EXCHANGED New Easy Car Pay Guarantee ' Plan MOTOR EXCHANGE 613 East 7th St. Ph. GR 6-'6837 Compliments of CULP'S SUPER FOODLANDS 702 Montopolis Drive 5312 Airport Boulevard 2209 Manor Road 1 WHlTE'S ' 1'-I .TE STARS' ' THE HOUSE OF GREATER VALUES Groceries, lv-. vt, un' Ven- :abks Your Neighborhood Grocery Allandale Village GL 3-7241 1801 Rosewood Avenue GR 2-8933 NATIONALLY KNOWN SOUTHERN DINETTE 8: LOUNGE LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS, LTD. 1010 East 11th Street Careful Laundry Careful Cleaning Austin, Texas 12th and Red River Streets Phone GR 8-8586 Cold Beverages MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H. VANZANDT Ph. GR. 7-0596 5 Hlllllllzlli may 19th and Lavaca 26th and San Jacinto Atlas Tires - Tubes Batteries Washing - Lubrication - Road Service MASON'S HUMBLE SERVICE Austin, Texas IRA, JR. - BILLY JACK - IRA, SR. Phones HI 24628 - HI 2-1111 - HO 5-5484 2300 South Congress 5324 Airport Blvd. 2324 South Laxnar Congr atulations to THE ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS C. E. CARTER, M.D. 6 Compliments of GR. 2-0369 SERV- RITE FOOD MKT. FLAVIO SANDOVAL, JR. , Owner High Quality Fresh Meats and Groceries Fruits and Vegetables , 1900 Rosewood Ave, Open Sunday We Deliver For Air-Conditioned Chartered Buses L-1 JH. 'fQ:,5lI157 Call 7 A It KERRVILLE r 7. 1 L' 3 BUS COMPANY, INC. Friendly Service 2006 East Fourth Street' Phone GR 8-9361 My Deepest and Devoted Compliments Congratulations MAUDIE. KEALING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL --MAURICE Casablanca! Mon-DCO T. C. CALHOUN, Principal HARRISON - WILSON - PEARSON Austin's Most Complete Agency for REAL ESTATE SALES RENTALS ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE 305 W. 6th Ph. GR Z-6201 Congratulations All the Finest clothing for Graduation to TOI11 I ERMA BEATRICE CRAYTON - , ,Al Al for Her Wonderful Achievement . Compliments--Al2c Isaac Wallace 211 E. Sixth Street AUSTIN, TEXAS On Credit Cong ratulations to LEX' 'F NESS BETTY .TO HILL From E, EVERETT H. -LLV 5NS Mother, Dad, Sisters and Roleyn Congratulations + L Q . t 0 . . UN 06015 MABEL HAYDEN 500 Congress From Your Mother and Aunt Town and Country Fabric Shop Mrs' Beatrice E. Collins Casis Village Casis Village 2711 Exposition 2719 Exposition Mrs. Maude Wilson Congratulations Congratulations to to the Graduating Class of 1959 From DOROTHY CLARK AUSTIN MACHINE AND SUPPLY COMPANY From 1010 Rutherford Lane Austin, Texas Mr s . Havannh Clark Congratulations Congratulations to to JOANNE JONES The Seniors of 1959 May Their Goals Be the Mountain Top From A!3c Harold William Darby THE DEBONETT CIVIC CLUB SOPHRONIS DIGGS, Pres. BESSIE STANDARD, Sec'y. Swiofia-. FLLQJUH, iaitu'-,-its 7,131 . mi RUS C111-'IA1-E115 T All Yfpr-:Q . I 1' wi -2 Cieaned and Waxed '101 A fnbfedo - - BI-'mme-sr ifrri Commercials - Rugs and Furniture Cleaned in Your Homes HO 5-9130 HO 5-8694 4605 Strass Dr. Y Tune-Up - Ho:-Rod work Overhauled JIMMY BOYD SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Specializing in Dual Exhaust Systems Come In and See Us Open Sundays 11th at Red River GR 8-0300 STREET CONSTRUCTION CO. Complete Building and Remodeling Service Oliver B. Street General Contractor 924 East llth Street Austin 2, Texas Bus. Phone GR 8-7771 Res. Phone GR 8-0963 Compliments of A. A. AUTO PARTS COMPANY New and Rebuilt Parts Accessories, Especially We Guarantee Our Sales U Save Here J. A. BOYD, Owner 612 E. 6th Street Austin, Texas Phone GR 7-0670 Open Sundays Until Z P. M. Phone for a Loan Telephone GR 7-4566 B A C PLAN LOANS Prompt Service - Confidential C. W. BREWER Manager 113 East Sixth Street Austin 1, Texas Watches Tested 'Electronically Phone GR 7-3181 VALMON JEWELERS WATCH at JEWELRY REPAIRING BEN MONCIVAIS 313 E. 6th St. Austin, Texas GROVE DRUG CO. Compliments of Austin's Oldest Most Complete Drug Store V. E. GROVE ALEXANDER SINCLAJR SERVICE STATION Road Service Auto Repair ' Open Daily CLYDE QTEDDYQ ALEXANDER ELMO HOUSTON 2150 East 7th Street GR 2-0377 I'5ARl 1-Vt . . T THEATRE W I' Adults 35C . Cinemascope and Wide Screen 1800 East 12th Street Phone GR 8 3533 CARVER THEATRE Adults 2555 Children 1055 Best in Western and Action Pictures 5721 East 6th Street Phone GR 7 7697 Congratulations to Congratulations My Daughter to , L JOANNE ANN JONES HELEN F Ho LINS From From Your Aunt JONES' BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Jewel Edwards 2006 Tillotson Ave. Ph. GR 2-4478 San Fr ancisco, California Congr atgllations Congr atulations to CHARLES M. HILL TLMO THY CARR From J. K. Ridlers and Friends Compliments of a Friend Congratulations Sands 1363311 Sucse ss toO1 H59IQT9fLa 3'Y5NGS From Grandrnother Emma McBride and Aunt Mary Kathryn .Tones Licensed Bonded FCWJIIEIQ-EEk1:'?fzic ELLMQETAN Q1 X Service That Excels Prices That Please Phone GR 8-2036 Nite GR 7-8180 - GR 7- 1857 621 E. 7th Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to ' EVA D. ROSS ZELMA WALKER'S BEAUTY SHOP Wishes to Congratulate MISS KATHRYN L. WALKER for Her Achievement Compliments - Al3c Carl Green GR 2-0423 1609 East Ninth St. Congratulations Compliments to SHIRLEY ROBEY From Mother and Father Congratulations and Best Wishes to ERMA BEATRICE CRAYTON for Her Achievement Mrs. Kathaleen Crayton MARY ETTER MANOR From Mother and Daddy IUXEUO HEHIHl5 We Rent t:' tul unions , Tuxedos Complete Wlth. MARY E? J' :rm F Accessories S6. 00 From The S. G. Fowlers and Frances 408 East Sixth St. GR 7-6703 Compliments of LOTT LUMBER COMPANY, INC. A Complete Building Service Call Us for Free Estimates Phone GR. 2-4108 2229 E. 7th St. Austin, Texas Always Work to the Limit of Your Ability It Pays in the End Be st Wishes to EARLENE DAVIS 'a.nd THE CLASS OF 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Arvester Hemphill HUDSPETH'S CORNER 14th and Cedar Ave. Groceries and Market Service Station Beauty Salon Barbecue Pit Automatic Laundry LOOK FOR 1500 1500 Barber Shop 1500 Beauty Salon Shor'tie's News Stand Television Shop 1500 Club 1500 E. 12th Street Congratulations to PEGGY JOYCE HARVEY May the Lord Be With You Reverend and Mrs. L. V. Ates Congratulations to WILLIA M. JEAN YVONNE WALKER and THE SENIOR CLASS Armstrong- Johnson, Inc . Sales - Service and Accessories First and Colorado GR 8- 3457 Austin 66, Texas . 'ii W A, lo Jil' Im, 43.110 ESE. -K' 7' Y BAR. 1 195: QT.'.-.fageotzf Street H1555 W1x!1b.15'??ICDONALD, Owner and Operator MRS. EVANGLINE H. VEALS Operator For Appointments Call GR 7-5857 and GR 6-8214 II 1' Compliments of HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL Compliments of GARCIA GROCERY The Finest in Groceries - Meats and Vegetables THE FRIENDLY STORE Ph. GR. 8-3394 1404 Redwood Ave. Veterans! Nonveterans! PEOPLE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE llZ0 E. 12th Street Austin, Texas GR 8-2740 'I'Enrol1 at Anytime, Preferably Any Mon- day During the Year. ?I'Study 12 Months and Receive a Certificate. Mrs. L. V. Gilbert, Founder - Director ROSEWOOD BARBECUE CENTER Elgin Hot Sausage, Bar B-Que Beef Compliments of CRAWFORD DENICK, INC. 112 Congress Avenue Printing Ribs and Chicken Office - Supplie s 1419 Ro sewood Avenue and Phone GR 2- O07 6 F urnitur e Congratulations Compliments of to DOROTHY MCGEE Compliments - A Friend WILLIAM YELDERMAN and ROY Y . MARTIN L. MANN PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION Pick Up and Delivery 1208 East 11th St. GR Z-0243 NO. 1' 1905 East 12th St. GR 6-0334 No. 2 ' F I L 'Ji:'lI'h. -1' '- l Z7 A FRl3'.:N1a.V Phone GR 8-7177 DELUXE HOTEL A Home Away From Home MR, AND MRS, J, L, REED, Props. TOMMIE DON DANIELS, Mgr. 1101 Navasota Street Austin, Texas Everything Photographic Cameras . Film Finishing Portraits a ' I 7 nwlunnugzzlw Jiulzbgzi' SAN ANIUNIO C AUSYIN CDIPUS CHIISYI 4 Convenient Locations in Austin CITY AND WILLIAMS NDERSON CBRIDE ORMLEY Repair and Building Contractors Real Estate Insurance of GR 6-6191 Terms or Cash WALTER L. MCBRIDE Call J. J. CITY GR 8-0633 Res. GR .7-6754 WILBURN'S CASA LOMA HUMBLE SERVICE RESTAURANT H . A H Austin's Only Distinguished Integrated Your Service Station Restaurant Serving 1. . . . I 6th and West Ave- Qua ity Mexican and American Dishes 800 Lydia Austin, Texas Phone GR 7-5751 Austin, Texas ffNE 8. w'li.E'f -:O A Real Estate - Insurance Rentals - Loans Phone GR Z-9228 107 W. 5th Street Austin, Texas In Austin It's DACYS For Shoes 610 Congress and 2348 Guadalupe HOME STEAM LAUNDRY Sr CLEANERS Laundry and Lint Free Dry Cleaning City-Wide Pick Up and Delivery 10 Percent Discount on Cash and Carry A Laundry Service for Every Need 14th and Red River Dial GR 8-2.586 HARGIS-AUSTIN' INC. 410 Baylor St. Austin, Texas For Amateur Radio and Hi-Fi Phone GR S- 6618 Supplie s YOUNG'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 1154 Angelina Street Ph. GR 7-0648 JUDY YOUNG LOUISE DILWORTH Compliments of A FRIEND Manager Operator l Beauty Is Our Business Compliments Compliments of of ROYAL CROWN OWENS-GARAGE Phone GR 6-9038 1411 Bob Harrison BOTTLING CO. 730 Shady Lane Austin, Texas vs, my ' rl AUSTIN CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATIONA- N AUSTIN CLEARING HOUSE MEMBERS FDIC AYACI ASSOCIATION nlss-annum C 45 YJ Sill. 'T -151 iF.iBLg SHOP cAsANlss-BRowN .r r Personalized - Professional - Service Austin's Member of T. A. T. A. Furniture W 1 1208 E. 12th St. Austin, Texas Under and THE AUTOMOBILES C. J. SHACKLES Phone GR 7-0389 1620 East 12th St. Austin, Texas RECORD SHOP 612 Brazos Austin, Texas GR 8-1131 C. E. STRANGE CEMENT CONTRACTOR ---A11 Types of Cement W0rk--- 1707 Clifford Avenue GR 6-0798 WHITE PHARMACY B. M. WHITE Fast City Wide Delivery 6th and Congress Avenue ---Phone GR 2-545l--- WELLS FOOD MART 1918 Rosewood The Place Where Your Business Is Appreciated Ph. GR 7-0638 FREDDY WELLS, Owner L. C. REED, Mgr. EPSIIQ 01A A 1 Congrfitu -'inns vm In X 4 to . Aa the Seniors of 1959 1 From THE ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Congratulations Congratulations and Best of Luck to to MYRNA HU-L MARY LILLIAN EARLS From From The Silhouette Social Club Mother and Delores Congratulations C0mP1imen'55 and Best Wishes of T10 - WILLIA JEAN WALKER and THE SENIORS of 1959 A From Mother Mrs. Theresa Walker - Widernan Los Angeles, Calif. Compliments of R., E, RAWLS LUMBER CO, , INC WEBBER'S BARBER SHOP , ' For Service That Flatters Phone GR Z-5416 - P. O..Box 994 JOHN D, WEBBER, Prop, 417 East Ave- 1Z04 Rosewood Ave. Austin Z, Texas Austin' Texas f 1 N ,Mui , kg-fr 4 1'-.ll as .1701 anri Hr.-me Needs C, 1 our .lr fi-'ind It z t Yuiteu Drug Stores 'tix Hi .'.-l' A ' ' 5 - VARIETY - HARDWARE - HOSIERY - TOYS Your Nearest Complete Stores YEATES DRUG STORES Serving East Austin AUSTEX TRUCK STOP CAFE The Best of Food With Excellent Service Located 1 IIZ Miles From City Limits on North Interregional Highway HALLIE PRICE, Owner Phone GL 3-9084 Open 24 Hours Daily SOUTHERN TIRE 8: RUBBER COMPANY Fisk Tires Complete Tire Service 2nd and Colorado Phone GR 8-2170 Superior Service at Fair Prices THOMAS ATES CONTRACTOR 1407 sanchez - GR 6-5720 Complete Home Building Specializing in Remodeling EDDIE EDDINS STANDARD BRAND SHOES E. M. EDDINS 421 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas Ates Has What It Takes Compliments C0mP1iment5 of OAK FARMS DAIRIES A FRIEND nv: THE RANCH ' Barbecue Drive Inn and Restaura In a Cowboy Setting Beef - Pork Ribs - Sausage - Chicken Seafoods - Spanish Dinners Fried Chicken -Catering Service- Open 12:00 Noon Till 1:00 A, M. Closed Thursday W. F. FISHER 2304-6 Oak Springs Drive Owner Ph. GR 8-0209 BENNETT'S BEAUTY SHOP MRS. LILLIE MAE BENNETT Owner and Operator We Specialize in ' Every Phase of Beauty Cu1ture -Phone GR 2-1522- Z008 East 12th Street Austin, Texas MRS, MATTIE THOMPSON MRS. KATHLEEN SMITH MRS, THOMYE STONE MRS, GLADYS WALKER ' 495- - R fompl merits w ..- Y t, r A , l fr nt GRACIE :wwf me me 1059 GRAD'UATi?NL11 QC LASS GRACIE HYDER From the Johnson Family Congratulations ,J A Smile Is the Greatest Help Along the Road, and Goodness Is the Only Investment That Never Fails My Best Wishes MRS. BEATRICE WRIGHT Congratulations to WILLIA JEAN and the Seniors of '59 From Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. W, M, Collins-Alexander Congratulations Best Wishes WILLIA to From MYRNA HILL Your Aunt and Cousin From Mrs. Grace Alexander THE and Mr. Charles Bell Los Angeles, California Lx, ' to , fl Mrss EARLINE DAVIS 'J to ROYALETTE SOCIAL CLUB SAN QACQNETO Mowers I Znd at Saulflacinto Many Good Used Cars to Choose From Open Daily From 8:00 A, M, to 6:00 P, M, Compliments STARK'S FOOD MART 1224 E. 12th St. Ph. GR 6-3674 Where Courtesy Is a Must CRESCENT INSTITUTE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 1205 E, 11th St. Austin, Texas Phone GR 6-9010 One of Texas Oldest Beauty Schools For Information Write to Above Address MRS. U. V. CHRISTIAN Enroll NOW Supervisor Classes Are MRS- J. B. CLARK Formed Each MRS, E, M, MARTIN M0Uth- Instructors For Your Drug Needs Call EAST AVENUE PHARMACY 2209 East Avenue GR 6-6233 Ph. GR 8-7844 BLACK'S UPHOLSTERY 1 Repairing - Refinishing Free Estimates Pick Up and Delivery ORLANDO QKATEJ BLACK, Prop. 1407 Harvey Street Austin, Texas C ompliments of HUMPTY-DUMPTY Your Downtown SUPER-MARKET BRACKENRIDGE SERVICE STATION Br GARAGE 1.500 East Ave. . Phone GR 8-0488 MILTON WEBB Austin 1, Texas on ' NLQJ. ANDERSON' Deputy Grand Master S. C. MARSHALL Grand Master M. W. ST. JOSEPH MASONIC GRAND LODGE Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Texas ' Affiliated With A 8: A Supreme Council of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Freemasonry of the United States of America and MT. OLIVE GRAND CHAPTER - ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Affiliated With General Grand Council of Grand Chapters, Order of Eastern Star of the United States of America d RAINBOW JUVENIEE SOCIETY OF TEXAS Headquarters: Scottish Rite Temple 1017 East 11th St., Austin, Texas fi A Fraternal Beneficiary Society for .- Men, Women, and Children Scholarship Assistance Available to Sons and Daughters of Members of The Grand Lodge 0, H, ELLIOTT WALTER J. JONES Grand Secretary Grand 'lfreasurer C' -:xg ra -:la JOYCE ARNOLD From MOM AND DAD I Specialized Service FRANK S. LOPEZ GARAGE ' Buick Specialists Official Inspection Station 604 East 7th Street Phone GR 2-2944 - GR 7-1047 LAWSON'S ICE CREAM Home of the Whamburgers 1101 Navasota Phone GR Z-0008 GUAJARDO'S CASH GROCERY 8: MARKET 809 Lydia Street Austin, Texas The Best for Less Phone GR. Z-1037 Are-You-in-Need-of-Life-Insurance Fire-in-Insurance Compliments Or-Any-Other-Type-of-Insurance Call or See of MR. ARNOLD HERNANDEZ WESTERN AUTO GR 6-4505 GR 6-1044 723 Littlefield Building COMPANY Austin, Texas Congratulations Congratulations to to HATTIE AND ARTHUR BLACK 1959 From . MRS, LUCILLE coLEY Graduatmg Class i AND MRS. KATIE MCKINZIE Compliments of TWO FRIENDS ! I 50455 'au :AD BR AUSTIN BAKING COMPANY 300 Lamar Boulevard ,. --..-, I a L5 ANBEARSON GULF SERVICE STATION Z3 Year's Experience 1720 East 12th Street Fast Road Service AAA Emergency Garage Wholesale and Retail Auto Parts Official Inspection Station GR 8-8753 GR 8-2675 71'- r 1958 Q- ,-wv:- Graduating CLaSs. 1 I Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mr . Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Gel .Az L. Ana ns Ether Mae Bramley H. L. Chambers W. R. Clark C M. Collins M. E, Crayton H. L. Davis Matthew D. Edwards Emma Harris Izola Hornsby V Herschell Harris C-QngraJuifa,:.o1's Mr. Mr . Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs. MK. Mrs Mrs Mrs . S. P. Jackson H. D. King . J, O, Lawson Rose McCullough Linzell Mays C, H. Mlms Hazel Overton S. L. Owens Mattie Mae Parks Della I. Phillips L. N. Pleasant Mr . Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr . Mrs Mrs Mr . Mrs. Mrs Walter Scourton Rosa Lee Sirles Bessie Standard M. D. Strong Henry Underwood Willie Underwood Sherman White Sherman White Bessie Wilson L. G. Youngblood Girl Scout Senior Troop Number 250 ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Mrs. Iohnnie Smith, Troop Leaderg Jeanette McDonald, Ioycelyn Lott, Vivian Hunter, Rosa Harrison. SECOND ROW: Sidney Smith, Mlchon Johnson, Rosalyn Fowler and Betty Jean Duval. .- OFFICERS MRS. VIVIAL L, MCDONALD -------- Neighborhood Chairman MRS. JANIE P. HARRISON - - - - Troop Committee Chairman MRS. EUNICE EASLEY - - - - - Troop Committee Member The' Ehfffining P 'aj DEAR LORD FORGIVE If I have wounded any soul today, lfl have caused one foot to go astray, Ifl have walked in mine own willful way, Dear Lord forgive, I n,-10 ,J . I DEAR IJORD FORGIVE Forgive the sins I have con fessed to thee, Forgive the secret sins I do not see, Oh guide me, love me and my keeper be, Dear Lord forgive. -AMEN- As an expression of thanks to God for the day and its blessings, the entire student body of Anderson High School chants an evening prayer ln unison, throughout the building, to close the school day. Voncell Washington, senior, is seen above leading the prayer from the public address system. As she closes the school day, so we close your 1959 YELLOW JACKET. a,.,--,4Z1,,. 'M Q57 , WH - WW bu'AAf 'UfJ Vmf. Jutographs Jl' ' Faculty ' If 22001 Mfg? ami- 117 mmf M wgwfm, AM ' Q f AZ! mf , 5 ai. Vv,,,::f2,4J5'Lfa- . V! rww v ' ' r 7 ' 7 LK I ' ' ' 75 N 5 X A49 ff- Wi. ,tan , I o n 1, WOQJ ww YKEZQ '-f------1-Q--rv-V --aww--?-W-T - . ,K , , , .Y ,Y W , ,, , Y ,,A,,:',t afuu ' 6 ., , , ,7 ,, . ' fir' ,J , ' V . 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