Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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' 1 TWSFF ' .xggv Published n by Tho .SDUUYI Class Anhcrsun liigh Srhnnl Austin, in-xas I X X Xf, x? The words Thank You sound so 11tt1e and rnsrgnrfrcant for so much but we the 1965 Yellow Jacket Staff and the Anderson Hrgh School Famlly must express our year s 'YELLOW JACKET the most beautrful grandest and largest ever For thrs we are truly grateful and we wrsh you to know we THANK YOU most smcerely thanks to all who contributed in every way to make this 1 Q ,lf M1112 uf nnieniz ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FAVORITES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS and CLUBS ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK PHYSICAL EDUCATION WHO'S WHO ADVERTISEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jliuretunril Ou.r lives are three dimensional. As we mature we gain a depth of knowledge, a breadth of experience, and a length of aspiration togetherwith other elements that combine to develop students into adults with these dimensions. The RHYTHM of school days set by the teachers who guide us, the EMPHASIS placed upon the seniors to prepare for graduation, the VARIETY found among the students and in classes, t of teamwork in sports and of the students who back them, and the BALANCE between the social and academic life which is attained in -school activities--all merge to create the whole of a high school student. Because of this background of knowledge, experience and aspiration gained during our high school years, we wish you to know that we are grateful and feel that we are prepared to search for a new di- mension, THE DIMENSION FOR TOMORROW. Our thanks to everyone for all assistance in our academic lives and for the successful completion of our annual project--THE YELLOW JACKET YEARBOOK, to which you have so nobly contributed. multitude of beliefs, Tradition is an important word at Anderson High School . . . a word which encompasses a customs, standards and goals that have become a vital part of Anderson High School life. Some traditions have developed through the years as Anderson High has expanded in its enrollment, its size and its accomplishments, yet there are others that can be established, if there is a will to do. f ed ith the challenge to continue cherished traditions and at the same time add to the heritage Seniors are ac w of Anderson High. Each class has its own opportunities to develop traditions, but each year's innovations may prove to be different. It is to be remembered that traditions which do not contribute to the present and are no longer valid must be evaluated constructively and then discarded: hence each class must assume the responsi- bility of establishing new goals, setting new standards and initiating activities which will be worthy of being called Anderson High Traditions by the seniors of the future . . . This is your challenge, the invitation to maintain, to match, to create and to surpass. Cl of Anderson High School proudly presents the 1965 YELLOW With this in mind, the 1965 Graduating ass JACKET YEARBOOK to serve among the traditions of the school. The Yellow Jacket Staff trusts you will find it valuable in every way for they have worked consistently to make it so. We hope it will serve as a cherished ' A 1 memento: as a treasury of high school activities: as a memory book of friends and most of all a genera re- minder of your high school days. 5 edition of the YELLOW JACKET Our appreciation to all who have assisted so cooperatively to make the 196 YEARBOOK excel in every way and it is our hope that you will receive added pleasure when reminiscing, as much as we who had great happiness in perfecting its completion. NORMA JEAN ADAMS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF rinripal militant QE. lgigfnril My sincere thanks and appreciation to the 1965 Senior Class of the L.C. Anderson High School for having edited and pro- d ced th' creditable iece of work. Ihope that as you view the results of your labor, in years to come, that you will be proud u is p of the time and effort put into this production. Aside from the pride you may get from your efforts, I hope the yearbook will remind you of the happy days you spent at A.H.S. Most of all this production should call to your attention the efforts of all ' ed t the moral code which A.H.S. teachers to motivate you to your fullest potential, the value systems that you were expos o, tried to instill in you and the advice given you that each of you should become a worthy citizen in your society. --CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH OF YOU-- Q A A5322-rsiazni rinripal -iD Q7- Qnhari E. C minef- The school is only one of the many educative influences in children's lives. This fact, if fully appreciated, clarifies several other as ects of the interrelation between the school and community. The education of children is a cooperative enterprise P in which the school plays a selective role, but that role must be played in cooperation with other agencies, especially the homeg otherwise the educative influence of the several agencies will be at variance and may counteract each other. I am sure that each teacher appreciates the very fine spirit of cooperation that exists in our community, and further dedicates him- self to the TEACHING PROFESSIONX' l l gf fj i 1 3 Q tra is the only country founded on a good idea. .QL fohn Gunther azlfzz. . v Bumil nf Glrusiees AUSTIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Thomas A. Graham ---------------- - - - President Clint Small, Ir. - - - - Vice President Mrs. Garrie Bray - - - - Secretary Mrs. Garrie Bray Tom G. Brown, Jr. Roy Butler Thomas A. Graham Clint Small, Jr. Dave Smith Dr. John F. Thomas hminiaimiihe Qgffires AUSTIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Irby B. Carruth, Superintendent of Schools OFFICE OF THE BUSINESS MANAGER John E. Clemens, Business Manager OFFICE OF INSTRUCTION T. P. Baker, Administrative Director of Instruction OFFICE OF PERSONNEL Ernest W. Cabe, Jr., Adminisuative Director of Personnel OFFICE OF PUPIL PERSONNEL AND SPECIAL SERVICES Arthur Cunningham, Ir. , Administrative Director of Pupil Personnel OFFICE OF SCHOOL PLANT Temple B. Mayhall, Administrative Director of School Plant 3 W fv- .hy M. i hmggp-zfMvQ3'ews34ff41'W +, . ,, , Q A f K A 7,5 ':',1g15Qggwg,.f, ,,:5,.,. -,1 'A , ,R 2 5,:gy,gj,, 'W nv 'viffw , , ff ff La: A Y ww w '!r' f..: ' K 4- ,,,,f ' . V Q-H fxf' ' ,V ,Q :H ew. m if i V YA . 4 W S 1 4' X 'Q MJF 1 f A ,V .V .. 5 Q X1..f.Q.w , . Vg 5 : :' L to R3 Mr. Dave Smith Dr. John F. Thomas Mr. Tom G. Brown, Jr. Mr . Roy Butler Euarh nf i ruzfieesa L I0 R: Mrs. Garrie Bray SECRETARY Mr. Clint Small, Ir. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Thomas A. Graham PRESIDENT 9 QQEIBB emnnnsl ROUTINE OFFICE PROCEDURE ATTENDANCE AND REGISTRATION Gloria Walker Mrs. Jewel Walker Mrs. E. M. McClain Mrs. G. Elder Britton Mrs. Irene H. Thompson, Secretary CHECKING ACTIVITY FUND C as-QM H- few. .:. 15- .52 'HY ' .-:E - ff. LL lb 4. .- 'f . . 7 ' v- 'A - f 1 :saw - -1 if f -1 .K Mm.. V.-xf.. ' 3151 , we T A , 5. s Q... Mrs. Jewel Walker Mrs. Elijah W. McClain Mrs. G. Elder Britton CLERK ATTENDANCE REGISTRAR I' ua .ac IQ! as 3 A S 1: Ci. Nm as -75 ,So 332' C3 33 -3 -5.2 o'U -E. gi mfg -2 V1 '-8 Em iif ipfugwlf ' sa .QQ V 1 H' t' 51 Sf , S , 4 g .ff 9 4 f A. ff- W- 1 1 35-fjx Qwrsg ' . ' 4 Qffflfzgfif 4, , M, ' an s.M,.. ,Q ,qw .mf A ,. . is ,,1L fs-M , s ...W 1 'N fix 2 Qf'5Qf'fn , W-2 T L Q il 4 Q -s. W 2 M' 5 -if: .:'f's. :,. g A3 'emi 5 Q ' fi 3 t K nu. I , Ae, ,K ,ia A 15 I m Gloria Bradshaw comes for Adjustment Counseling. msg - -Y-gigs, K X L I3 lull, ME! ,,, uw Lawrence Moten and Shirley McDonald discuss and demonstrate social graces with Mrs. M. Y Thompson, Dean of Girls. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AUSTIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Wrnvzfi Gfblhli, mr. Commenting highly Anderson's Program - TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEK if W L 5 Fatcult T w 5 , , , .QC K 5 g A f 5 -K is Q .. .un ,HI would not hesitate to say United States is the finest society rand scale that the world has thu Alfred North Whitehead 5M at 2' Q 5 A 5 QM I1 . LQ Z Q' t b .. v 1 1 Q Q, l-. .I I 4 2 R, it if i Q Xu 351 ta kv gtk . X s l h Q J Q - E I h .5 .j,, ' fjivgrltx in 0, Q 1 5 t ! U 1 ft 1 'J f, .- we f, t t 1 W,s.Q, n - ' 't ' ' ' t Ittge . . ..,.t.M.....pt f ' -Y ........ . 2 ' If I It , eff ' 'usrx nun- l is :LA 'J ', an -7 'h -71 f,'CJ hihgll 47 , L --v 2 ----v- 1 g 'f .1 , l i'E 't'tl ' Q tt.., j . . f H iq umlS1lW'x't7 ---E , t K t w ' , :s.,s , s 5-h :alll W nmllii-'f' ' t ' f ..,. . . . me Beilirain Ein Appwriaiiun . . . , An understanding teacher, eager students and the desire to produce--are the essential ingredients for an outstanding publication. We atAnderson High School have the assurance of all three. For the past twelve years Miss Lucile E. Frazier has served as Faculty Advisor for the Yellow Jacket Yearbook, the first publication of its kind ever produced for Anderson High. These' publications have created lasting impressions for they have not only been good public relation media but the best representations for the entire school program. For many years Miss Frazier has occupied the position as senior English instructor at Anderson High School, Austin, Texas. Because of her unchanging effort to stress thoroughness, exactness and neatness has graduated with honors many promising students into first-class English instructors. Another accomplishment attributed to her credit is the intercession she made to secure a national charter for the organization of a National Honor Society. The charter was granted and the present W. B. Campbell Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized. This organization is now The Organiza- tion of the Day at Anderson High. Lastly, to her goes the credit for the organization of the first official CAP and GOWN DAY3 which has become a tradition at Commencement Exercises for prospective graduates of Anderson High School. Miss Frazier obtained her education at Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas, and Prairie View A dz M College, Prairie View, Texas, where she received the B.A. and M.A. Degrees in English respectively. Her post graduate study has been at Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and the University of Texas, Austin, Texas. 'For her devoted service and outstanding leadership: for being a wise counselor, a loyal supporter of Anderson High School, a good disciplinariang for her rare ability to add pleasure and satisfaction to learning, also, for the priceless gifts of knowledge and the inspiration she has bestowed upon us, .lf-tithe 1965 Yellow Jacket Staff wish to dedicate The 1965 YELLOW JACKET YEARBOOKU to Miss Lucile Edna Frazier, Faculty Advisor, as a token of our sincere appreciation and gratitude. W p4 MRS. EUNICE M. EASLEY B.A., Bishop College M. A. , University of Denver LIBRARIAN University of Oklahoma Faculty Chairman, National Honor Society LOYAL WYDERMYER A . B . , Huston-T illotson College M. A. , Prairie View A SL M College DRIVER EDUCATION University of Texas MELVIN J. CHAMBERS B.S. , Huston-Tillotson College - SCIENCE - SPONSOR: Intramurals for boys MRS. HAZEL P. ADAMS A.B.. Wiley College M. A. , Northwestern University PHYSICAL EDUCATION and HEALTH Boston University University of Texas SPONSOR: Senior Class Intramurals for girls IIMMY ROGERS RAINES B.S., Butler College HISTORY SPONSOR: Explorer Scouts University of Texas MRS. IOLA MILES TAYLOR B.A., Prairie View A Sz M College M.A. , Prairie View A 84 M College - SOCIAL STUDIES - University of Texas SPONSOR: Future Teachers Club Chairman, Social Studies Department MISS LUCILE EDNA FRAZIER A . B . , Huston -Tillotson College M. A., Prairie View A 85 M College ENGLISH Northwestern University University of Michigan University of Texas SPONSOR: Senior Class Faculty Chairman, Yellow Jacket Yearbook RAYMOND B. TIMMONS B.S., Prairie View A St M College M.A. , Columbia University MATHEMATICS Head Football Coach MRS. MARGUERITE B. HARRIS A. B. , Huston-Tillotson College M.Ed. , Prairie View A 85 M College ENGLISH Wayne University Atlanta University SPONSOR: Junior Class ALVIN O. PATTERSON Bachelor of Music, New England Conservatory of Music BAND DIRECTOR New Mexico A 8a M University of Texas SPONSOR: Band Band Parents Co-Sponsor Modern Music Masters S , , 3511 ' fifsfeijfrg K 'I ,I ,lf Q , , .93 ,,K'?2 ,H'zr' as .U-uf',-ns' ,' A wfx,g3',,, sn-Irfan t 1u,u,,,,.o nu if Q Si' 4 ' h f...u4 ff THOMAS W. MOORE B.S., Texas Southern University MATHEMATICS Chairman, Mathematics Department MISS PEGGY JOYCE HARVEY B. A . , Huston-T illotson College SOCIAL STUDIES SPONSOR: Junior Class MRS. ELIIAH WILLIAMS MCCLAIN ATTENDANCE CLERK University of Texas GRANVEL O. EWING B.S., Prairie View A Sc M College INDUSTRIAL VOCATIONAL Northwestern University SPONSOR: Head Track Coach Assistant Football Coach LAWRENCE M. BRITTON B.S. , Prairie View A SL M College M.S., Prairie View A 85 M College PHYSICAL EDUCATION University of Texas SPONSOR: Basketball Coach fl-Ieadj Track QAssistantj MRS. G. ELDER BRITTON B.A., Prairie View A gl M College REGISTRAR Prairie View A 8: M College SPONSOR: Service Organizations FIDELUS D. BREEDING VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION UNIT B.S., Prairie View A 85 M College M.S., Prairie View A gl M College M.Ed., University of Texas ART-VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION UNIT Michigan State University SPONSOR: Special Program Committee MRS. ALONZA JEAN KING A.B. . Huston-Tillotson College B.S. , University of Colorado M.Ed. , Texas Southern University MATHEMATICS University of Colorado MRS. LUCILE D. CRAWFORD B.S., Prairie View A Sr M College M.A. , University of Michigan PHYSICAL EDUCATION University of Texas CHAIRMAN: Physical Education Department SPONSOR: Jackettes and Cheerleaders P. E. Career Girls Iackette Capezios Square Dance Club MORRIS I. CRAWFORD B.S., Prairie View A Sc M College M.S., Prairie View A 8: M College INDUSTRIAL AND VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT SPONSOR: New Farmers of America MRS, VERNICE T. SMITH A.B. , Huston-Tillotson College ENGLISH Prairie View A Xt M College University of Texas SPONSOR: Chairman Special Programs L. L. I ACKSON B.S., Huston-Tillotson College. SCIENCE and PHYSICAL EDUCATION University of Texas SPONSOR: Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach ROSCOE S BROWN B S Tennessee State University M S Cornell University SCIENCE University of Texas SPONSOR Assistant Football Coach MRS EMMA WATERS ORE B S Morgan State College M Ed Temple University HOMEMAKING Temple University University of Texas SPONSOR New Homemakers of America MRS. HARRIETT L. LEWIS B.A. - M.E. , Texas Southern University CHORAL MUSIC SPONSOR: L. C. Anderson Mixed Chorus Modern Music Masters THEODORE THEOPHILUS DAVIS B.S. , Huston-Tillotson College M.Ed. , Texas Southern University DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION University of Texas SPONSOR: Distributive Education Club Sales Presentation Contest W. R. BANKS A . B. , Huston -Tillotson College M.Ed., Texas Southern University MATHEMATICS University of Texas Texas Southern University . MISS MYRTLE A. JOHNSON A. B . , Huston -Tillotson College M. Bus. Ed., Texas Southern University BUSINESS SUBJECTS University of Texas SPONSOR: Sophomore Class Member Executive Committee National Honor Society T. J. CLEAVER, SR. B.S., Prairie View A 8t M College M.Ed., Prairie View A St M College BIOLOGY University of Texas SPONSOR: Advisor Student Council Chairman Science Department MRS. KATHERINE MILLS FISHER B.S., Prairie View A 85 M College M. S. , Texas Southern University HOMEMAKING Colorado State University Texas Southern University University of Texas SPONSOR: New Homemakers Of America MRS, OPAL M. SEABROOK A.B., Huston-Tillotson College B . S . , Langston University A. B. , Langston University M.A. , Columbia University COUNSELOR University of Kansas Northwestern University MARCUS L. PICKARD SCIENCE B.S., Bishop College University of Colorado Huston-Tillotson National Science Foundation MRS. VERNA L. WESTBROOK ARNOLD A.B. , Huston-Tillotson College M.Ed. . University of Texas ENGLISH University of California, Berkley University of Southern California SPONSOR: Dramatics BOSTON PHILLIP GRANT B.A ., Huston-Tillotson College M. A. , Colorado State College of Education COUNSELOR Garrett Biblical Institute Colorado State College of Education University of Texas North Carolina College .TACK A. MCDONALD A.B., Huston-Tillotson College M.S., University of Southern California MATHEMATICS Huston-Tillotson College University of Texas University of Southern California SPONSOR: B Football Coach Varsity Baseball Coach MRS. V. K. WINSTON B.S., Huston-Tillotson College BUSINESS EDUCATION University of Texas Texas Southern University SPONSOR: Senior Class MRS. IRENE H. THOMPSON B.S. , Huston-Tillotson College SECRETARY JAMES EDWARD MOSBY, JR. B.S., Tuskegee Institute A . B . , Huston-Tillotson College M.E., Wayne University INDUSTRIAL ARTS and VOCATIONAL EDUCATION University of Texas Iowa State SPONSOR: New Mechanics Club of Texas Texas Industrial Education Associ- ation Civil Defense Advisory Council Representative 24 ROBERT THOMAS MCALISTER B.S., Prairie View A SL M College SPECIAL EDUCATION Tulsa Technical College Prairie View A Ss M College MRS. MARY YERWOOD THOMPSON B .A . , Huston-T illotson College M. Social Work, Atlanta Univ. of Social Work M. Ed. , University of Texas DEAN OF GIRLS San Diego State College University of Texas SPONSOR: American Junior Red Cross Future Nurses Club Service Organizations MRS. JEWEL WALKER People's Business College GUIDANCE CLERK MRS. M. L. STREET B.S., Tuskegee Institute M. Ed. , University of Texas ENGLISH Columbia University SPONSOR: Senior Class MISS HERTHA A. WEBB B. A . , Huston-Tillotson College M.A. , Prairie View A 8s M College SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. MIRIAN B. JONES A. B . , Huston-Tillotson College SOCIAL STUDIES University of Texas MISS FREDDA L. YOUNG B. A., Huston-Tillotson College SCIENCE University of Southern California University of Texas Chairman: Welfare Committee SPONSOR: Junior Class MRS. M. C. JOHNSON B.A. , Huston-Tillotson College ENGLISH Prairie View A 86 M College X. ROBERT L. WI-IITBY A. B. , Huston-Tillomon College M. A. , University of Wisconsin SPANISH - FRENCH Universidad Nacional de Mexico University of Texas University of Puerto Rico SPONSOR: Senior Class Student Council Assistant MRS. BOBBIE E. WILLIAMS B.S. , Huston-Tillotson College LIBRARY CLERK LVN :9 'r w Q2f'..,, .4 29 'he ummun Mak - It is not the straining for great things that is most effectiveg it is the doing the little things, the common duties, a little better and better - the constant improving - that tells. We often see young 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 neat- ly, as quickly, and as efficiently as possible, that you take the drudg- ery out of them. This is what counts in the final issue. 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 in a great way. Many a man has dignified a very lowly and humble calling by bringing to it a master spirit. Many a great man has sat upon a cob- bler's bench, and has forged at an anvil in a blacksmith's shop. It 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 - -5.4, ,Q-Q .11 ' S. A 6 A-V r :if QW? nf '. '3I2'-rife-. pi n 4 .gy grief-2 It K Kyznuqiafe Q rx 253-'Ia' ' 'V ,ww N I I .Qt 'Ji K , t . A 'z' -'fx J . ' ? 16 ,. fi-.I .1 ,1 ,- , V, sf , ., y ' v - qi ?,. L, we ff ..f--- L, lo A ' . . . -1 - AW. :E 7. JL U If Q' 'f.v', Y' -:fe .. ,-, -S A ......., , 4 -7 -A , W. gan' 'W' Y. .'u ' 1 i .4 , lffv- , ' fi' . xfg' 4' QSM I 9 , , N. X .y 'Y if We-' .: 'w 9 -v - .ssl ,, QQ , --5 'xx'f'1-9-v ' , . v.. 1,55 ' ' 3. U , 1, -.., v- M . 1, W.,-, W L , V ew, e A f- ff' f , H 1 5,2 . 4, , 5, A ', ' e, R AJ - 1, . - fi i -. 'A '22 k , 'ff . ' c- 1 W5 , U ' . b -v f ' Ik, ,:,j V' .xysigf ve. L, -.. 1. A .Q 'T n,. M' N 4 an , ' PIX A A -'fx : '29 . ' X 411 - f f 1 , I. A . , in ,ff . 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VERNON MANGR Football B-Team lg Varsity Team 2 EDNA lvl, HARRIS Distributive Education Clubg Monitorg NHA Club 2 BARBARA LOUISE SIMS Modern Music Masters Society 2g National Honor Society 2g Future Nurses Club lg Texas Readers Club 2g Marching Band 3g Sophomore Secretary lg Junior Welfare Committee Chair- man lg Winner of Scholarship Award from Board of Trustees CHARLES LEE FREEMAN Distributive Education Club 1 28 Qenturs ANDREW McNEASE SMITH 'Future Farmers of America 2g Monitor l NORMA JEAN ADAMS President of Student Council lg Jackette 2g Captain A. H.S. Cheerleaders lg Mixed Chorus lg Treasurer National Honor Society 2g NHA 3g Girl Scout Troop 272g President 12-2 Advisoryg Future Teachers lg Editor A,H,S, Yearbook lg Dramatic Club 2g Pres Foods II BRENDA JOYCE PLEASANT Band 3g Y-Teens 3g Future Nurses Club lg Vice-President NHA: MMOICIIC Captain 1: Secretary 10th and 11th Grade Homerooms KENNETH LEE IRVING Football 2 Sentara BETTYE JEAN GQODEN 1 Future Nurses 3g Usher 25 Jackette lg NHA 15 Y-Teens 2 RGBERT HARRIS III Student Council 3g Jr. Red Cross 35 Monitor 35 Usher 2. CLIFFORD HL MCC ULLOUGH Football lg Distributive Education Club of America 2 MARY ELIZABETH EVANS Monitor 1g Usher 29 NHA 35 Girl Scout 2 MARILYN RHEA REED NHA 1 LARRY COLEMAN Football 3 HOWARD REED B-Football lg Monitorg NFA LILA VENETTA MARSHALL Booster 1 DAVIS EVERETT HOUSTON Marching Band 3 DOROTHY MARIE SIMPSON Chorus l5 NHA 15 Monitor 1 RUTHIE MAE BAKER Junior Red Cross 15 Mixed Chorus 25 Usher 25 Booster lg Monitor 1 JOSEPH HARDEMAN Junior Red Cross 15 Mechanical Club of America l5 Explorer Post '79 DONALD ROBINSON NHA 'of Americag Distributive Education Club BEVERLYN R. THOMPSON Future Nurses 25 Jackette l5 Booster 15 Usher 1 SHIRLEY ANN MCDONALD Future Nurses 25 Student Council 15 Chorus lg Junior Red Cross 15 Monitor 25 Guide lg Girl Scout 2 LEROY C ALVIN TI-IOM PS ON Basketball 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Monitor 15 Varsity Basketball 15 Dramatic Club l LORENE SCOTT Student Council lg Jackette 2g Future Nurses lg Monitorg Guide lg Chorus 1g Jr. Red Cross 1g Boosters' Club 1 MORRIS JAMES CRAWFORD, IR. Chairman of Anderson's Youth Conferenceg Band 3g Explorer Post '79g-Chairman of Stu- dent Council Program Committeeg Student Council Representative 11th, lzrh Gradesg Dramatic Club 1 DONALD THOMAS BURLESON JANET LANELL WASHINGTON Future Teachers of Americag New Home- maker of Americag Future Nurses of America, Band 3g Band Executive Committeeg Monitor Guideg Y-Teeng Asst. Secretary, 12-2 I-lomeroom and 10-11 Homeroom DOROTHY JOHNSON Iackette 3 ELUAH DAY JERRY E. TOWNSEND MARY LOUISE SCOTT Jr. Red Crossg Monitor 2 l!2g Usher VENNIE G. DAVIS Junior Red Cross 15 NHA 1 MINNIE MAE WILLIAMS NHA 2g Mixed Chorus 3g Monitor 2 ELLEN I. TENNON Student Council Representative lg Mixed Chorus 25 Future Teachers' Club lg NHA 2 Girl Scout Troop 2725 Jackette 2 JERRY BENNETT NICHOLS Football 3g Basketball 35 Track 2g Baseball 2g Band lf Junior Class Council ALFRED DICKSON Band 3g Tri-M Club 23 Square Dance Club 2 LOIS MARIE SAULS Future Nurses Club 3g,Texas Reader's Club 25 Monitor lg Junior Red Cross 3g Homeroom Assistant Treasurerg Y-Teens 1 ADRIANNE ELAINE RITC HERSON Student Council lg Monitor 3g Mixed Chorus 13 Girl Scout Troop 2725 Guide lg Booster 1 KENNETH RAY HICKS Band 15 Fire Drill Captain 1 GALE PUCKETT Student Council lg Junior Red Crossg Junior Class Council Representative lg National Honor Society 2g Vice-President of the National Honor Society DONALD RAY MEDEARIS Monitor 2g Square Dance Club JAMES MURPHY JOHNNIE MARY KELLY Jackette 2g Student Council Representative lg Monitor lg Junior Red Cross lg AY-Teen 3g Homeroom Vice-President and Treasurer BUNNIE LEE POWELL NHAg Y-Teens 3g Chorus lg Monitor lg Jun- ior Red Cross 1 OSCAR MOSS NERO KINDRED Distributive Education lg Junior Red Crossg Junior Class Representativeg New Farmers of America l SY LVIA MARTINA GRAY National Honor Society 3g Captain of Jack- ettes 2g President of Jackettes lg Future Nurses 3g Atty. General's Youth Conference lg Representative Senior Class Council lg Representative Student Council lg Y-Teens 3 33 DOWD FOWLER Basketball 2 SHIRLEY FAYE WASHINGTON Chorus 2g Monitor lg Y-Teen lg Girl Scout 3g Booster Club 1 GLORIA JEAN WALKER President National Honor Societyg Vice- President Student Council 2g President Fu- ture Teachers Clubg Treasurer Future Nurses Club lg Usher 3g New Homemakers of America lg Junior Class Council 1 HENRY A. CHAMBERS Future Farmers of America lg B -Team Football 1 MARS HALL ROY TOLIVER Bandg Modern Music Masters Societyg Boy Scout S HIRLEY ANN DUK ES NHA Club 33 Monitor lg Usher lg Texas Reader's Club 2 MARY S. MANOR FRANK T. MAXWELL Chorus lg Distributive Education 2 JOAN SHARON ARNOLD National Honor Societyg President Modern Music Masters' Societyg Band 3g Student Council Secretaryg Majorette 25 Parliamen- tarian, Future Nurses 2: Y-Teen President 35 President 11-2 and 10-2 Homeroomsg Treas urer 12-1 Homeroom RIC HARD BLACK Mr. Esquire 1964-1965-Anderson High Schoolg Football 35 Track 2 EDWARD A, FREEMAN Mechanical Club of America 1 HATTIE MAXINE DOXIE Future Nursesg Band 3g Modern Music Mas- ters 2g Future Teachers lg Parliamentarian Y-Teens 23 Chaplain Future Teachers in FRANCES MOORE Future Nurses EDWARD E, TAYLOR Footba1l'2g Track 2 WILLIAM HANSBROUGH Chorus 1g Junior Class Representative 15 Stu dent Council Representative 1 IANICE FAYE JONES Bandg NHAQ YWCA DONALD SPEARS Band 2g Vice-President llth Grade Home- room 1 VERONICA I. WYDERMYER Band 33 NHA lg Monitor 2g President Food Classg President 10th Grade I-Iomeroomg Chairman Membership Committeeg Welfare Committee 1 BEVERLY ANN MCDONALD Band 3g Tri-M 2g Asst. Secretary Future Nurses 2g Secretary Future Teachers 2g Y-Teeny Girl Scout Troop if2'72g Year- book Staff l BRUCE YETT 36 CONNIE MCVADE, IR. Football lg Basketball 3g Junior Red Cross KARLA E, LOTT Band and Marching Band 3g Majorette 3g Hall Monitor 3g Y-Teen 3: Business Club 13 Yearbook Staff 1 BOBBIE ANN SIMMS NHA lg Band lg Student Council lg Chorus 2g Y-Teen 2g Usher 25 Junior Red Cross lg Treasurer Homeroom 12-2g Booster Club 1 CHESTER FAVORS Distributive Education Club 2 DARLENE STERLING Mixed Chorusg Y-Teensg NHAg Junior Red Crossg Girl Scout Troop 272 SAMUEL GREEN PARKS Band 3g Explorer Troop '79 BOBBY L, GUICE MAR GIE O , HILL Vice-President Distributive Education Clubg Junior Red Cross WILLIE CHAMBERS ALAN A. VANHOOK DELORES ELIZABETH FRANKLIN NHA lg Future Teachers lg Future Nurses 2g Mixed Chorus lg Jackette Twirler 2g Monitor lg Guide lg Usher lg Y-Teen 3g Seminar Leader Atty. Genera1's Youth Conference NHA lg Band 3g Monitor lg Guide lg Student Council Representative lg Explorer Post 72 MARY EMMA BART ON NHA lg Guide lg Homeroom Treasurer for 12 -4g Red Cross Representative OTIS MCC ULLOUGH Band 3g Baseball lg Modern Music Masters Society 2g Vice-President Modern Music MHSUCTS 1: I1-lHi01' Class Council lg President 12-1 Advisoryg Dramatic Club lg Asst. Sec- retary -Treasurer Student Council ANNIE L. WILLIAMS NHA 2g Chaplain 12-5 Homeroom NANCY CARLE TTE HOUSTON Band 3g Majorette Co-Captain 2g Vice-Pres- ident Y-Teen 'lg Historian Modern Music Masters Society 2g Parliamentarian Future Nurses 3g 4-H Club Secretary 3g New Home maker of America 2g Vice-President 12-1 Homeroom GUSSIE HILL B -Football lg Baseball 2g Red Cross lg Track 1 NED ANDERSON Junior Red Cross lg Dramatic Club lg Vice- President 10th Gradeg llth Grade Parliamen tarian BRENDA ANNE ADAMS National Honor Society 3g Band 3g Future Nurses 3g Majorette lg Mathematics Club 2g Modern Music Masters Society 2g State Contest Winner - Texas Public Health Asso- ciation l964g State Chaplain Texas Assn. Future Nurses EULA LEE HAWS Monitor 3g Usher lg Y-Teen-lg Junior Red Cross 1 OTIS BELL CAROLYN KAY COLE National Honor Society 3g President Future Nurses 3g Future Teachers lg Sec'y. Senior Classg Dramatic Club 2g Y-Teen Reporter 3g Mathematics Club 3g Homeroom Vice-Pres ident and Secretary 2g Secretary Ushers THEODROE LYNN DANIELS Varsity Football 2g Track 2g B-Team Foot- ball l ERNEST THOMAS Football 3g Track lg Baseball lg Secretary of Sophomore Class l RUBYE JUSTICE Junior Red Cross lg Texas Reader's Club 2g Distributive Education Club l IMA LEE NEAL Jackette 3g Twirler Captain lg Usher 2g Guide lg Future Nurses 2g Y-Teen Secretary Student Council Representative lg NHA l PRESTON CARTER, IR, Football 2g Usher lg Chorus l WALTER ERNEST WILLIAMS Band 3g Explorer Troop '79g Junior Red Cross Representative lg Mechanical Club of America lg Texas Reader's Club 1 LA VERNE COLLINS Future Nurses 3g Monitor lg Junior Red Cross lg NHA 2 LARRY LYNN CRENS HAW Football 2g Track 3g Junior Red Cross lg Usher lg Monitor 1 RUBY LEE T I-IOMPS ON PEGGY JOY MANOR Nl-IA lg Monitor lg Marching Band lg Y-Teen 33 2nd Vice President NI-IA: Junior Class Council Representative lg President llth Grade Homeroomg Secretary 12th Grade Homeroom ROY MILTON HARRISON Football 2g Track 3 CHARLES E, WRIGHT, IR, Distributive Education Club ALMA MARIE PRICE Jackette 3g Junior Red Cross Representative lg Girl Scout Troop if 272 35 HSWEETHEART of DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB-1965+ 1964 MARILYN C. HILL Monitor 25 Distributive Education lg Usher 2 MELVIN GREEN TASBY Chorus 2g Monitor 23 Usher 23 Treasurer 11th Grade Homeroom SHIRLEY OVERTON President 12-5 Homeroomg NHA 1 ALBERT LAWRENCE PATTERSON Marching Band 3g Modern Music Masters 25 Baseball lg President 11-6 Homeroomg Treasurer 12-1 Homeroomg Vice-President Junior Class WILLIE R. MOORE Football 1 DOROTHY COLEMAN Vice-President Homeroom lg Asst. Secre- tary Homeroom 2g Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative lg Booster Club 1 GLORIA G. GIBBS National Honor Society 2g Y-Teens 4g Band 4g Future Nurses 25 Drum Major Band Sweet heart JESSE SHEAD Band 39 Basketball 3 FREDDIE J. NASH HELEN MARIE CHAMBERS Chorus 35 Jacket Twirler 2g Future Nurses 2 Student Council 1g Y-Teens 2g Tri-M Club 2g Girl Scout 272 3 CHRISTOPHER MAHONEY GLORIA A. BRADSHAW JOYCE MARIE TOLIVER Marching Band 3g Monitor lg NHA lg Girl Scout Troop ii2'72g Secretary 12-6 Home- roomg Yearbook Staff l GEORGE THOMPSON ANNA LORRAINE PETITTE NHA lg Mixed Chorus lg Readers' Club lg Business Manager Senior Classg Treasurer Sophomore Classg Monitorg Bandg Y-Teen 35 Booster Club MABLE WHITE NHA 4th Vice-Presidentg Monitor lg Junior Class Representative lg Junior Red Cross 1 SANDRA YOUNG PEGGIE MARIE WROE Band 35 NHA lg Asst. Secretary 12-1 Home roomy Y-Teen Publicity Chairmang Presi- dent 10th Grade Homeroomg Treasurer 11th Grade Homeroom VISTELLA LANDRUM NHA 3g Chorus l IRA STRANGE Band 3 THOMAS I, CLEAVER, JR, Student Council 33 President 12-4 Home- roomg Chairman Welfare Committee Stu- dent Council PAULA JEAN LANGDON Band lg Monitor lg Y-Teen 43 Student Council lg Junior Red Cross lg Texas Read er's Club 3 BERTHA B. HARDEMAN Chorus lg NHA lg Student Council CURTIS HARRIS Basketball 3 DON K. DARBY Football 2 HARDENIA MIDDLETON MICHAEL HENRY RITC HERSON Football lg Varsity Football lg Baseball 2g Monitor 1 DOROTHY NELL JOHNSON Jackette 2g NHA 2g Usher 2g Usher lg Cheer- leader 2g Junior Red Cross lg Homeroom President 10th and llth Grades EVA JUNE LINDSEY Band 3g Modern Music Masters Society 2g President New Homemakers of America lg Future Nurses .lg Monitor 2g Senior Executive Council lg Student Council Representative 1 LEON SMITH, IR. DOROTHY INEZ RICHARDS Future Nurses 2g Guide lg Chorus lg Treasurer 10th Grade Horneroomg Treasurer 12-5 Homeroorng Asst. Secretary llth Grade Homeroom LINDA RENEE' GOODEN Jackette lg NHA 3g Chorus 3g Future Nurses lg Usher lg Student Council Representative 2g Guide lg Junior Red Crossg MISS MIXED CHORUS 1963-64g MISS VICTORY 1964- 1965 MYRTLE ELLA ALEXANDER New Homemakers of America lg Chorus lg Monitor l DIANE MARIE BURLESON Jackette lg Chorus lg Student Council lg New I-Iomemakers of America lg Future Nurses lg Junior Red Cross 2g Y-Teen 3g Boosters Club l DORIS SATTERWHITE NHA 2g Chorus 1 GEORGE DAVID GORDON SIRVASTRO L. FIELDS Football 3 ELLA BROWN New Homemakers of America 1 MARY L. HUDSPETH Band 15 NHA 2 DONALD WALKER Football 2g Track 2 NATHANIEL ROBINSON Band 1 BARBARA ANDERSON Mixed Chorus 35 NHA 15 Usher 1g Red Cross 23 Monitor 23 Future Nurses 1 BILLY PENNICK DELORES REED Mixed Chorus lg Monitor lg NHA 2 GLORIA DELL HUTCHINS Monitorg NHA WALTER HOUSTON VERONICA LEAH PAYTON Mixed Chorus 25 Y-Teens 25 Monitor 2g Homeroom Secretary 2g Senior Class Chap- laing NHA l NEVA B. EALEY CYNTHIA ANN CLEVELAND NHA lg Mixed Chorus 2 JOYCE MARIE HICKS Band 3g Modern Music Masters Society 2g Monitor lg Y-Teen 3g Junior Red Cross Representative lg Secretary 12-3 Homeroom GLORIA DEAN CANNON National Honor Society 2g NHA 2g Future Nurses Club CHESTER LAMAR EARLS Mixed Chorus 15 B Football Team lg Hall Monitor 25 Junior Red Cross 1 ANDREW MEDLOCK New Mechanics of America lg Student Council Representativeg New I-Iomemakers of America 1 ETHEL BEATRICE GREEN Marching Band 35 Texas Reader's Club 3 ESTHER MAE PIPER Texas Reader's Club 3g Chorus FRANK CLIFFORD GREEN Football 1 LARRY DOUGLAS SHACKLES MALINDA BRADLEY Texas Readers Club lg New Homemakers of America 2 JIMMY L. BROWN Football l BERNICE B. LEWIS NHA 3 LENNIE CALDWELL NHA 25 Chorus lg Junior Red Cross lg Usher BENNIE FAGAN, IR. Band 33 Modern Music Masters Society 25 Junior Red Cross Representative lg Home- room Treasurer lg Fire Marshal 2g Asst. Director 6th Period Band DEBRA D. ROBINSON NHA 1 IIMMIE R. DUNCAN Chorus 2g Monitor lg Girl Scout 3g Y-Teen 43 Boosters Club 2 SUZETTE MARIE JEFFERSON Monitor lg NHA lg Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative l HATTIE LOUISE HARRIS Mixed Chorus 2g Usher lg NHA 2 BETTY MARIE GRANT Marching Band 3g NHA 2g Studen Representative 15 Monitor 23 Jumor Red Cross lg Y-Teens 33 Junior Class sentative 1 DOUGLAS PEE PLES GERRY SLADE Red Cross Representative 15 Band ball 112 JOYCE MARIE SNEED New Homemaker of America 2 ALFRED C. HICKMAN Football lg Explorer Post '79 2 MATTIE MCCARTHER Chorus 2g Student Council Representa MARY KATHERINE DEWITTY Chorus lg NHA 3g Monitor 3g Usher 1 ELLA MAE DAVIS SHIRLEY GIBSON NHA 2g Y-Teens lg Chorus 1 DORA GREEN Mixed Chorus 2g Jackette 2g Usher lg New I-lomemakers of America lg Junior Red Cross lg Future Nurses l LOIS FAYE BLACK Jackette 2g Co-Captain of Cheerleadersg President 10th Homeroomg Usher lg Boosters Club lg Vice-President llth Homeroom CAROLYN SUE FORGE Mixed Chorus 3g Vice-President Mixed Chorus 2 JESSIE LEE ALLEN New Homemakers of America 1 AARON WALLACE Junior Red Cross lg Square Dance Group 2 NHA 3 CHARLES GREEN MARY L. BAKER LUCY LEE HORTON Band 35 Modern Music Masters 2: Junior Red Cross Council lg Student Council lg Vice- President Future Nursesg Parliamentarian Future Teachers THEODORE CLEMONS LONNIE LEE REED Distributive Education lg Junior Red Cross LOU NELL CRAYTON Mixed Chorus 3g Jackette lg Monitor lg Stu- dent Council Representative lg Boosters' Club SI ARLENE ROBINSON Marching Band 35 Future Nurses Club 35 NHA lg Class Chairman NHA EDWARD L, IONES Baseball 25 Football lg NHA, B Football 1 WELDON BRYANT, IR. Track lg NFA 25 Mixed Chorus 1 MARY SATTERWHITE Distributive Education Club 52 BARBARA FRESH Chorus 2g Monitor Ig NHA 2 ROBERT WILLIAMS Baseball 1 CLIFTON GENE HILL New Homemakers of America 1 GLORIA PATTON ww I' ' ,, x Junior There may be men who can live with- out political rights and without oppor- tunity of free individual deyelopment, but I think this is intolerable for most Americans. 1 Albert E instpin E 1 J, fhliv ,., 5'L,5M..k i L. f 2 sf. :-- L lt K -' af fl, Extninm Harriette Lott Lawrence Moten Dorothy Nell Gibson Walter White Gloria Jeanye Ramey Collins W. Newby Anna Delores Burton Charles Earl Walker Bayless Lynnette Fowler Leslie Smith Carolyn L. Jones Charles Jones Annie Pearl Sibley Welma Horton Dorothy Nell Lewis Eluniura Otha Mae Houston Dial Nelson Moore Joette McConnell Allie R. Hennington Marsha Lynn Patterson Donald A. Walls Connie Smith Paul Stanley Mannie Laura Ellen Overton Percy Eugene Bedford Maxine Sutton Samuel L. Butler, Ir. Bobbie R. Anderson Terry N. Fowler Mable Ann Neal 1 V. ., ,, .vi an ,, L .sl - 1,4 . 1- ,-- 1 ,, Karen Elaine Crawford Larry Thompson Felicia Whitby Charles Roy Shelby Patsy A. Wade Clyde Lee Brown Phyllis Kay Walls Lee Hahn Moseley Lillie Faye Fowler Stanford White, Ir. Annette Bryant Johnny Brown Patricia Ann Houston Harvey E. Sidle Helen Marie Thompson Ruby I. Moore Morris Douglas Hunter Gladys F. Smith David Horton Clarice Lovell Daniels Walter E. Anderson, II Dorothy Marie Headen Kenneth J. Johnson Ruby Laverne Alexander Bertram L. Allen Gayle Marie Bedford Harold Campbell Ruby Williams Clyde Cannon Doris L. Branch Yvonne Louise Emery Mary Robinson Anthony Roy Miles Joe Gilbert Shirley Ruth Moore Tommy Lee White Julia Nadine Smith John H. Green Cynthia Joyce Baylor Willard Keyes Chiffon R. Fleming Clarence B. Jones Dorothy Nell Bennett Rector Gray Flora C. Moore Bettie Jo Thompson Finnis E. Carter, Ir. Lendora I-lysaw Reginald Dunn Bernadette Collier Willie Douglas Menton Annie Clara Sampson Walter Dukes Carol Gooden James Riggins Linda Theresa Mason Sylvester Ia ckson Io Ann Clay James Caldwell Leora Blakemore Ruth Margaret Johnson Joseph Robinson Peggie G. Moore Donald Stewart Mattie Louise Hunt Ruben C. Brown Ruby Jewel Price Joe Parks Diane Marie Patterson Howard Jackson Mary Ester Walker Calvin Hayes Carolyn Jean Sanders Elmer L. Price Sammie Loys Earls Ruby Jean Holland Robert Charleston Harrison Ruby Jewell Williams Larry Eugene Mack Veronica Westmoreland Daryl Cheatham Rahn Spears Raymond Miles Margie L. Edwards Henry Aldridge Olivia L. Burton Frank Lewis Rosetta Bowser Edward Gene Dewitty Vicki Rhenelle Fowler r SSM 'xg a s if 5 9 w Shirley Lea Wilkins Edwin C. Collins Joyce Jean Foster John Loggins Amanda Caldwell John Stewart Verna Jean Cavanaugh Robert Sykes Laura Etta Freeman Jesse Taylor Louise Baker Ralph Pleasant Margaret Pearson Joe Black Florine Hartman Ann Helen Robinson Joe E. VanZandt Ruby Sharon Gillis Ira Jurrells, Jr. Betty Conley Jerry Miller Vera Yancey Spencer Aldridge Brenda I. Branch John Scott Clarice Wilson Lawrence Taylor Katie Marie Wallace Samuel Edward Davis Edith M. Whittle ,at , E1 ski fax ., Q Q4 1: 4 64 Nancy Marie Mays Lawrence Price Gwendolyn Johnson Carolyn R. Loving Margret Lane Henrietta Jackson Etta B. Williams Esther Jean Sellers Margaret Ann Bolden Patricia Rose Cuerington Marvin O'Neil Karo Marva Duncan Brenda Carter Ola Mae Bryant Wilma E. Snipes Doris Iannette Westbrook Ryland J. Fisher Faye Higgins Lydia Jean Roberts Josephine Tannehill Helen M. Brown Elsie Ward Stella McDonald Ida Mae Greathouse Almeta Faye Carathers Lee Roy Bennett Willie Mae Johnson Mary Bolden Gertrude Hill Louise Dilworth fiom-af Pamela Nesby Robert Turner Hattie Nunn James W. Johnson Joyce Wilson George Dixon Ellen Frances Breeding Carl Eugene Harvey Fayless Annette Fowler Juanita Jackson Carolyn Yvette Carrington Eleanor Rose Hunter Georgia L. Spruell Frank Louis Johnson Linda Brown Bertha Marie Sneed Freddie Warren Barton Elma R. Higgins Nadine Smith VICE-PRESIDENT Junior Class Eluninm James Colson Senior Amanda Caldwell PRESIDENT Junior Class 67 Our business in life is not to get ahead of other people, but to get ahead of ourselves. To break our own record, to outstrip our yesterdays by todays, to bear our trials more beautifully than we ever dreamed we could, to whip the tempter inside and out as we never whipped him before, to give as we never have given, to do our work with more force and a finer finish than ever, - this is the true ideal - to get ahead of ourselves. To beat someone else in a game, or to be beaten, may mean much or little. To beat our own game means a great deal. Whether we win or not, we are playing better than we ever did before, and that's the point after all - to play a better game of life. Evangelist - 'Q K W Suphnmurefs I Bobbie Jean Johnson Aaron Jerrells Shirley A. Francis Eugene Anderson Almetra Daniels Floyd Cline Louis C. Washington Patricia Hill Johnny Davis, Jr. Lillian Fancher James Robinson, Jr. Wilma Jean Benson Thressa Lee McDonald Riley Norwood Jean Hutchinson Teddy Leroy Coleman Vivian N. Tolden Homer L. Edwards 70 I Barbara Ann Nichols Duke Maxwell Brenda Lynette Smith James R. Johnson Pamela Moreland Roy McDaniel Addie Walker Charles W. Robinson Virginia Brinkley Wilmer Hunter Betty Johnson Boyd D. Hansbrough Dianna Powell Don Chambers Katherine Jamerson an 'Q Shirley Merida Donald Cavanaugh Margie Miles Dennis Earls Angeland Carol Andrews George Watkins Shirley Ann Darby Jesse R. Jackson Mary Ella Reed Robert Johnson Theresa Thompson Willie Alexander Patricia Ann Newby Willie R. Bedford Linda Sye Freeman Suphnxrrnres Jimmy Molette Rosie L. Price - Howard Norris Beatrice Houston A. Robert Houston Sandra Deloris Verse Beverly Dianne Collins Jesse E. Washington Doris Earthman Garry Wayne Evann Violet Marie Collins Leroy Davis January E. Byron Virginia Simpkins Sherman H. Burleson Diane Stewart J. D. Jackson Ernest Marie Johnson 7l ,l ,5-59' f Carolyn Marie Cox Paul King Janet Roberts Gary Leigh Russell Marion Moore Willie Mae Jones Reginald Eugene Carter Addie Thompson Clarence Jackson Bettye L. Ray Levester White Jessie Brown Bobbie Jones Fredrick Williams Ruth Moore Mosby James Harris Magnolia Easley Charles Louis Corzine :72 ff Ax: gg la li rs! 4 lin Sharon Yett Donald Harrell Verna Jean Maxwell Raymond Crayton Elbra Bryant Alfred McGowan Shirley Dyanne Haywood Raymond Monroe Mary Frances Keyes Rodger Ates Linda Bunton Leonard C. Carter Annie Pearl Hornsby Harold E. Bailey Mary Ann Reed in r mn M1 'K A Q? 2 Mary Hill Gary R. Whitby Bennie Louise Hale Melvin Ray Carter Elizabeth Ann Iarmon Curtis Burns Sharon Moffett John T. Foster Lucendy Priestley Raymond Franklin Marva Douglas Claude R. White, Jr. Clara Williams Major Eddie Williams Lynda Manor Ronnie Baylor Ann Stevenson Fredric Jones Delores Robinson Willie L. Johnson Portia Alane Blakemore Verdie DeWitty Otis G. Bailey Carol Jo Howard Robert Henson Lois Lea Parks Harold F . Powell Ernest Crayton Brenda Laloyce Ellison Joe David Cleveland Gwendolyn Underwood Herbert City Mary Mozelle Bolden 73 Saundra Carter William City Shirley Jean Roberts Edwin Baker, Jr. Marjorie Grant Johnny L. Fresch Larry Franklin Carlette Sampson Johnnie Hodge Shirley Mackey Jessie Williams Clara Mae Walker Linda Faye Miller Gerald Hunter Rosie Marie Miller Vernon Prosser D. J. Jones Billy Williams 74 Mary Ann Benford Alfred Anthony Shaw Geraldine Harrison Ernest Davie Joyce Marie Spruell Rickey T. Johnson Ada LaVerne Terrell Robert Lee Jamison, II Linda Faye Latson Sherron V. Smith Nealma Beatrice White Devernie E. Coffee Dorothy Walker Tommy J. Dukes Dianne Hilliard Henrietta Sauls Beverly T. Johnson Myrna Fay Kindred Peggy Sue Ellis Erma Hill Betty Gilbert Ada Bolden Mary Louise Thompson Doris Jo Simmons Martha Ann Green Barbara Wilson Linda M. Holmes Lawrence E. Sykes Erna Arnold Christine Moore X 'sr Q. as ggi ji ,it 1. K jj! 9' S . i x 'fl7.....,f'? ,4..,.L -',5z5II?'fi in R vw mi A ar ,Z sl ., f Q 1. Willie Irene Turner Brenda J. Walker Annette Sampson Stella Mae Jones Linda Gail DeWitty Jeanie Carr Dortha Jean Robinson Lula Williams Stacy Brown Melba Crawford Dina Kaye Johnson Veola Sellers Gladys Franklin Shirley Ann Wright John A. Henderson Kay Sherryl Walker David Holmes Paulette Busby 75 Marylin Lynn Mackey Annie Mae Sanders Georgia Lee Williams Ronald Flowers 76 Mary Carey Joseph Brown Julia Maxwell Willie Hurd Sherril Jackson Herman Roberts Linda Marie Taylor Edward James VanZandt Lois Mae Harris James Allen Pearlie Lee Elliot Pennick Loretta Lenued Peggy Ann Baylor Terry Lee Jones ---THOUGHTS FOR TOD AY -- - The man who labors with his hands will be a bigger man and a better citizen if he can find time to devote to the development of his mindg and the man whose time is given chiefly to intellectual pursuits will gain by getting out into the open, or even into a shop, and putting his hands and muscles to work. ---Alfred E. Stearns The man who is greatly interested in his work and who finds delight in overcoming the difficulties of his calling is not likely to become so tired as the man for whom work is a burden. ---Walter Dill Scott Favorites W Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasn,t been disproved yet . . . 7, ' 5 E. B. While 0 W .fn W. - .. N ' W m ' fi M,-v, it ittttttttttttttii eeitfa ,M ggi? .. ies va N lg! KAREN and MORRIS I, CRAWFORD, IR, Daughter and Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Crawford, Sr. Karen, a junior at Anderson High School, is a member of the National Honor Society, Future Nurses Club, Capezio Dance Club, Square Dance Club. P.E. Career Girls, Baton Twirler in Jackettes, Vice-President of Homeroom and the Intramural Ping Pong Champion. Morris Ir., Senior at Anderson High, is a member of the Anderson High School Band, Dramatics Club, Stu dent Council, School Representative to the Texas Attorney General's Youth Conference and Intramural Sports. NORMA JEAN ADAMS President Anderson High School Student Council Treasurer National Honor Society Captain Anderson High School Cheerleaders President 12-2 Advisory Daughter of Mrs. Willie Irene Bookman BEVERLY ANN MCDONALD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy McDonald KARLA E, LOTT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Lott, Jr CONNIE JUNE SMITH Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver I. Smith BETTY JEAN GOODEN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rentie Gooden LOU NELL CRAYTON Daughter of Mrs. Fannie Crayton MABEL WHITE Daughter of Mrs. Lula M. White 5 BRENDA ANNE ADAMS State Chaplain of Future Nurses Secretary of Tri- M Honor Society Secretary 12-1 Advisory Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Adams DELORES ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Secretary and Twirler of the Iackettes, Assistant Secretary of the Y-Teens, and member of New I-Iomemakers of America, Mixed Chorus and Future Nurses Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Henry Fowler EVA JUNE LINDSEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett W. Lindsey BRENDA IOYCE PLEASANT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Pleasant IANICE FAYE JONES Niece of Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond PEGGIE MARIE WROE Daughter of Mrs. Tommie Carrington ELLEN JOYCE TENNON Granddaughter of Reverend and Mrs, Ira G. Kavanaugh NEVA BELLE EALEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ealey i Y- -- r es mmm Ham! -H'-'N'MMmwfm-mm 9 ue, 5 buff , , , ' 25 .. n , T: gk. e A L :-' ' eee Z LINDA RENIE GOODEN CHORUS SWEETHEARTH 1 963-1964 Niece of Mr. and Mrs. He nry Chambers ALMA PRICE Distributive Education SWEETHEARTH 1964-1965 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Price CAROLYN KAY COLE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Griffin A 2 3. iyik e e ....,L gave MW 595 25361825- SYLVIA MARTINA GRAY President Anderson High School Jackettes Captain Jackette Drill Team Daughter of Reverend and Mrs. Thelrnan Gray xr . fa- S f.. EQSZ1' 5: Q HE' .3 wif ii! ' ig: 5 PAULA JEAN LANGDON and GLORIA GAY GIBBS lain, and Future Teachers C Member Anderson High School Band, Y-Teens' Chap- Drum Major Anderson High S-chool Band, BAND lub SWEETHEARTH 1964-1965, MISS ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL 1964-1965 Daughter Daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Willis D. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Walter Langdon, Jr. ., il: Ta? 3 rms SE Kr? ,, 3 fs '5 5 5 , if El 3 , r 3? 'Q Ji' 5 7 is if ss Q! SANDRA LOUISE YOUNG Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williams H. Young DOROTHY NELL JOHNSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Johnson PEGGY JOY MANOR Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Manor :. ,... .. .,,.., K ....,. -- . ,. MAXINE SUTTON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Siddell Sutton HELEN MARIE CHAMBERS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chambers wiipgiiqk S E! DIANE MARIE BURLESON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaih Burleson ig is JOAN SHARON ARNOLD Secretary Anderson High School Student Council, Assistant Secretar y National Honor Society, President Modern Music Masters Society, Majorette Yellow lackette Band Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Olice D. Arnold ANNA PETITT Sister of Mr. and Mrs. Lola Fowler EULA LEE HAWS 'Niece of Mr. and Mrs. Wade S. Dean DARLENE STERLING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stein ADRIANNE ELAINE RITCHERSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ritcherson ALBERT LAWRENCE PATTERSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawrence Patterson JANET LA NELL WASHINGTON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Washington BOBBIE ANN SIMMS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simms DONALD KEITH SPEARS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Beasin C. Spears ROBERT HARRIS, III Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, Jr. JOYCE MARIE TOLIVER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Toliver NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON Daughter of Mrs. Mary Frances Dallas 6 -an M- I 1. M -pf 433 'aw fir 5 as L 3 b y 1 3 , , CHARLIE EARL WALKER Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Walker EDWARD EUGENE TAYLOR Son of Mrs. Maxine R. Taylor HARRIE MAXINE DOXIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Doxie IOHNNIE MARY KELLY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Teague if f i H2 VP N,-an SHIRLEY FAYE WASHINGTON Daughter of Mrs. Marjorie J. Washington X Left - IMALEE NEAL Daughter of Mr. Willis Neal 4--9 Right - MABLI: ANN NEAL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hulori A. Neal, Left - WELDON BRYANT, IR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bryant, Sr C--9 Right - LEON SMITH, JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith, Sr. BRENDA LYNETTE SMITH fSophomorej Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Smith PAMELA JOYCE' NESBY Uuniorj Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnette Holmes LINDA SUE FREEMAN fSophomorej Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvester Freeman CARL EUGENE HARVEY Uuniorj Son of Mrs. Lenora Harvey MARY LOUISE HUDSPETH Daughter of Mrs. Birdie Mae Haywood 33Hhn'z+r X M1111 CYNTHIA CLEVELAND QUIETEST GIRL PRESTON CARTER MOST ENTHUSIASTIC BOY lghgzf-iral Qilttraiiun It is of great importance that we take immediate steps to ensure that every American youth be given the opportunity to make and keep himself physically fit - fit to learn fit to understand, to grow in grace and stature, to fully live. ' JOHN F. KENNEDY Youth must know there is no royal road to fitness. They should be taught that they have to expend energy to keep fit. If they are willing to make the effort, they can enjoy being in top physical condition throughout their lives. Anderson High School promotes a sound physical education program including physical fitness. This means instruction in body mechanics, posture, body conditioning and self-testing activities as stunts, tumbling, running and jumping and exercise on apparatus. Other activities are rhythmic-folk and square dancing, devel- opmental and the fundamental skills used in team and individ- ual sports, such as basketball, softball, tennis, badminton. The physical education program also includes a study of the value of regular, vigorous activity as a part of daily living, rules for individual and team garnesg and an understanding of one's strength and weaknesses in physical performance. The trend away from physical fitness must be reversed. Ultimately we must change our habits Fitness must become popular if this nation is to regain its vigor. - CHARLES B. CBUDJ WILKINSON Special consultant to the President on youth fitness f 1 in . I 'swab' X All f 'yy' , wr sl fd A - , III? if at V K , an Aff 'Q 1' ' ' l ll! Q 7 s 'f 4 I' as., .. Jr' , 41-tf't +tl f, I 4 J 3 1 l u sa 'Q A ' 9 ' 1 93 ,-ss H .W .5 1 tts , '34 K 1 Ozfqgv 'V 'ig if '4 'J . 'Hg Air, ,T nu! ' if 'hi 5935 l, W ,W xi' Q , 5 ,Y, L, .X ,, x sm ft, is l s Q Q if , gl W 1 S 1 V, A , , W V. K 2 WV-faf ll! 'fi' Mi v Q V A - , 'P 'Q ,7 Sf ,N rg TP: 1, ' . . V 4 1? 6 ,L i , I M., Q, ,gt . K 9 1, 1 f , .,. . gh. . Vg - ,gy , ,jr , 3 K , ,F f sf ' , U if .fi . M f 5 .,,- Bw 4 r . . Q ,gwggg 'W . 1.35 , .A 5 , sy , , :K I li . 4 . Jigs , ,E N Wk f K? ,, 7' ' l ,, 'vi -Q 4 f-Q14 , Q - VY: 1 1 Jia' x 4 ' . . N fs t.. 1 ' a gg X. ' Activities N n The Unitcfl States themselves are essentially the greatest poem . . . W Walt Whitman I if Q Q .Q W if 'zu ll X lt. 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X ,. -Q-f gk M 2 r, j The group talks plans for future activities HPI Qi Qamphvll Qahaptvr fwirnmzl 4fyu11nr burwtg OFFICERS Gloria Walker, President Gale Puckett, Vice President Julia Smith, Secretary Ioan Arnold, Assistant Secretary Norma Adams, Treasurer Karen Crawford, Reporter jlfreehnm Shrine -4 Anderson High School was presented twenty-eight valuable documents, pertaining to the history of our country, by the Exchange Club of Austin. These replicas depict the 'American Birth- rights of Freedom. L to R1 Dr. Irby B. Carruth, Superintendent Austin Public Schools, Mr. Lester C. Howard, Principal W. E. Pigford, accepting plaque, Mr. John Grace, Major General T. S. Bishop and Reverend Norbert Dittman. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE VISITS ANDERSON Mr. James A. Madison, Deputy Chief, Job Corps Community Relations, Office of Economic Opportunity, Washington, D. C. , addressed the faculty and student body of Anderson High School BETTER HOMES FOR A BETTER NATION Brenda Pleasant Eva Lindsey Vice Pres. Pres. Shirley Dukes Neva Ealey Lennie Caldwell Ellen T innon Sect. Executive Council z I ,APL I 1 rn H 'I gl 1 ' X 904, -+2.42 Y P, . 6 MAKERS 0 l .LL . li QQ QQ Q Q- .i-:gig 5 Nvqrz, xn-,' 4-,. lx -ff.. .1-.1-r - Q 7:2 f 'C LQ Iyyvevgk R-v3'.':, fa 'Z ,f:' ' ' ' , , ' ' . I--L' ' 'N J le' Richard Black Neva Ealey Mattie McCa.rther at f eiie Q E S ., S gzt f .T .S tttt y 4 , K .:.. H --,- - FV . I Darlene Sterling Sr- ' eelli Z h M an N W? 'A 1 I j 4 J ' Bobbie Sims E 1 f , ,.,, b tnr- l N - I Q V S en T R DEGREE COMMITTEE I I4 Practice Makes Perfect Clothing Construction Learning to Improve One's Appearance r Student Arranges Window Display Barbara Fresh Transferring Pattem Markings to Garment Pieces Developing Techniques in Preparing and Serving Nutritious 8: Appetizing Family Meals Aa,-on waugce Andrew Medlock Clifton Hill Joyce Sneed P Aaron Wallace Vennie Davis Marilyn Reed Donald Robinson jlfuhlrv Washers Qfluh MRS. IOLA M. TAYLOR, Sp01'lS0l' SENIORS-ENTERTAIN 1964-1965 FOOTBALL TEAM 9' 'V -. -..,,,,, I i s a. 7 3:11 4, f W w ffM...,,,,, Q 1, . ai 55' Q '9 ,Ka Q ax in v x . :. 2' ly, f . 2:15 if if ,M , X m-'Fry-asm '.-Lv' - - 95 5' -, 'ang' 7134+ ' vi 5 ' 1' A K ' ff-sw! :ff Y f K ,gym , N L 5 6 at . Kg , . V ,Q fy - k . - , u ' 1532 , 4 573. rr ' V. '-N' 'V ff. . ef Y cqatfa. 1. W . Y V , 'Y 4 Q J! , '. ' gf , 1 191. 'f '4. A 1 ,fb 'Ls X , x -.V ' ,fy f ffm, . ' - . . X Q .v 5 f A , . . 8 ' m- V . NM A . 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Jaxrketlea Officers planning annual Harvest Festival yy nm M WM C199 99 W?5'??999?9 Wwe? 99 'mmf 5 gg J,,,',f,4jgl,a,,.5..!,,g.,n3, ,ii rg. .VN K 1 -1--imirsremwelhiiwr J me SENIOR MEMBERS Adams, N. Jeanne Black, Lois Faye Burleson, Dianne Chambers, Helen Crayton, Lou Nell Franklin, Delores Green, Dora Lorene, Scott Gooden, Linda Sylvia, Gray Johnson, Dorothy Jean Johnson, Dorothy Nell Kelly, Johnnie Neal, Ima Louise Price, Alma .TU NI ORS Breeding, Ellen Burton, Olivia Caldwell, Amanda Clark, Louise Cuerington, Panicia Dilworth, Louise Freeman, Laura J The Iackettes enjoy performing at football game half-time activities, boosting school spirit and helping in school or community projects. All girls must maintain B scholastic average and exhibit fine character and quality personality. Officers are: Sylvia Gray - President and Captain Dora Green - Co-Manager Lorene Scott - Vice President Helen Chambers - Historian Delores Franklin - Secretary and Melo-Dears - Director Dorothy Nell Johnson - Treasurer Norma Adams - Cheerleader Dorothy Jean Johnson - Co-Manager Captain Ima Neal - Twirler Captain Lois Faye Black - Co-Captain Linda Gooden - Miss Victory and Miss Cheer Alma Price - Miss Posture' Boosters Interested 10th graders 'Capezios' Melo-Dears singers IP! JUNIORS Gibson, Dorothy Gooden, Carol Holland, Ruby Hunter, Eleanor Hunt, Mattie Jackson, Juanita Jones, Carolyn Aggaflfkwr wi Johnson, Willie Lane, Margaret Lewis, Dorothy McDonald, Stella Moore, Flora Moore, Shirley Moore, Ruby 'I acketteball 'Golden-Age Project Nesby, Pamela Ramey, Gloria Spruell, Georgia Sellers, Esther Smith, Julia 'Booker T . Washington Project- Children's Activities Qarkefle 4 tnirlerss 'WM ' ' L aw fm :zz , , .ai W High-stepping prancers are these lively Jackette Twirlers Ima Neal - Captain Helen Chambers Delores Franklin Karen Crawford Pamela Nesby U x MUN f 'KVIL 1 , ,, ., ka gr yn W KKFSQKW My K-1, f ' If ,... ls W S t af ' , 'ff ' .- - 13351 of Q V-'N' ox ff fu -ff! XX vs' gf .Q O EERE Qmvvrlvahera oo Q, Nornga - Captain x Loisf'fFayo Black 5550-Captain Dorofhy N311 Johnson Armando Caldwell ax if Guendolyn fbohnson A h hl Louise Dilworth Gloria Ramey S' mn... I A ,,.f- 1' 'V I Alai? mixeh Qfhnruzs SECTION LEADERS: Veronica Payton, Carolyn Forge, Rahn Speavs. William Hansbrough, and Leroy Thomp 9 IB 9 II' Glh E hl Qilw' Qu-uuni4 uw inn:-f i E E Nifi n iiio A mobo some i ev y ihvoi E' aiy ax 4 g Q , .,:: y I V X Q gi 1 H .y F9 Igugks 45122 Gfluh muhern muslim maaiers iaaf OFFICERS: Joan Arnold, Presidentg Otis McCullough, Vice-Presidentg Brenda Adams, Secretaryg Helen Chambers, Treasurerg Nancy Houston, Historiang Mr. A. O. Patterson, Co-Sponsorg Mrs. H. L. Lewis, Sponsor. I25 Participates in Contests, Inaugural Parades, U. T. Round-Up l2b fha Helium Q at 11151: For Annual Spring Concert kai 3551161 L15 md Clever I-Ialftime Shows City Recreation Concerts, H. T. Festival Aqua Festival fi, ,.. Ag. T A -'l 1 I -I 1 -rw inn Q-114:-sl 1 aa S Director A. O. Patterson J. Arnold, B. Adams, K. Lott, G. Gibbs, B. Pleasant, P. Walls, N. Houston, with Executives and Sec- tion Leaders .21 'E .kk 1 I -B- Featured Formation For Fort Hood 'Tankers' and Bishop College Tigers The Band was the Special Invited Guest of the U.S. Army, Ft. Hood, Texas. 5? 11 32 S , Q laik iz T '27 5 ' U I ' lk j , R A Q Q 4 X -., Q. . V. . V N I -3 55 .V :ai l Q , pk, . ,1 , D A it ' rin is x , ,. an JE - I W . , , . . ' .1 - ' gi , 1 .f . , 'Z ' A' ' A ff., . , - i t 5 ' 2 A lx y 2 il, 'Tj Hx ma 'I V Y ff J 1' g f. t ,. ' Y - ...I 4 1 V f' X ' Q , na - , Tx , 4 W Qi, A M 5 wif NK fa ' 4 1 Q , T -A ' 'K' ' U T or f ' ' , 'gk 3 1 5 94 V A t A - -- N- nu Fw 33--.7 'P' f... ' ' ' -' :Veg 7 'i ,,,,,, is T A V Zi' . ,A,,kf , swiss, Bags! Y sh 2 512191 -4, The AHS Stage Band was organ- ized during the school year 1963- 1964, and was first presented at the Annual Spring Concert. Hlnhern Hlusir masters 5 'i Mrs. H. L. Lewis, Sponsor Mr. A. O. Patterson, Co-Sponsor THE RECEPTION FOLLOWING THE MODERN MUSIC MASTERS INITIATION CEREMONY ROSTER - - - - - - Chapter 654 President - - - ---- Joan Arnold Vice-President - - - -Otis McCullough Secretary ---- - - -Brenda Adams Treasurer - - - -Helen Chambers Historian - - - - -Nancy Houston Dickson, Alfred Doxie, Maxine Fagan, Benny Hicks, Joyce Carrington, Carolyn Crawford, Morris, Jr. Emery, Yvonne Gibbs, Gloria Hunter, Morris Patterson, Marsha NEW MEMBERS Johnson, Ruth Lindsey, Eva McDonald, Beverly Patterson, Albert Toliver, Marshall Robinson, Nathaniel Shead, Jesse Smith, Connie Spears, Donald Walls, Phyllis Williams, Walter 'he Siuiieni uunril IE. GI. Anilersnn Tliliigh THE STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IN PLANNING SESSION . . . Left to Right QSEATEDJ: Thomas Cleaver, Jr. , Committee Chairmang Gloria Walker, Vice President: Joan Arnold, Corresponding Secretaryg Otis McCullouth, Treasurerg fSTANDINGjg Morris Hunter, Chaplaing T. J. Cleaver, Sr., Council Advisorg Jeannie Adams, President. Our Council strives to: - promote high standards of citizenship -encourage and promote sportsmanlike conduct - provide a forum for student opinion - maintain communication between students and faculty - establish and maintain codes of student conduct - promote and improve school spirit - provide leadership training - establish and uphold desirable school traditions i ac: 'he Stuilent nunril Bepreseniaiihe Awemhlg Article III, Section 1. , of the Student Council Constitution provides that any student of Ander- son High School, having maintained an average of 'C' during the previous school year, and who is not otherwise restricted by administrative action, is eligible for membership in the student council. Article III, Section 2, provides that the membership of the Council shall be composed of the elected Officers of the Council along with two representatives elected by and from each home- room during the first week of each school yearg and, the presidents of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes . . . Miglia-h is 3 AD Student reporting on Lyrical Poeu'y of William Shakespeare Senior English VII-2-Miss L. E. Frazier, Instructor - Senior English Class interpreting traits that speak through the different characters in the scene below. fOrigina1 actionj . it Demonstrating speech has many outlets. A11 messages need not be spoken. 'Actions Speak Louder Than Words. - Miss L. E. Frazier, Instxuctor Q x. Q Ginglifsh ' Ska... RE ADING IMPROVEMENT A course offering to college-bound students, designed to improve reading skills Mrs. Verna W. Arnold, Teacher A senior English class making use of the linguistic approach to the suucture of English-sentence patterns. Mrs. Verna W. Arnold, Teacher Qngliah gf, -pw' Eleventh Grade English Class Taking Reading Comprehension Test Mrs. M. B. Harris, Instructor .mn-ul Mrs. M. C. Johnson and students discover unknown facts concerning great writers. i English 4-1. in Group Leaders discussing 'Punctuation Does fDoes Notj Affect Meaning. English III-1 Mrs. V. T. Smith, Instructor A Panel Discussion in Progress for Improving Oral Expression English III-4 Mrs, M. L. Sueet, In suuctor w--.N We learn how history has shaped our world through a study of world history. - Mrs. Taylor, Teacher pod' world History is the story of man. This story stretches from the distant past to the remote future. , , K I 4 4 !KXlCAN M.. 1,3 hun-. U if M ' American History. Second Period - Miss Webb ,A Ln If A FTM' ' A we Paoeness msgs mv .. .. mu: L -iw, Iwi - ... A ..... L , ' L., I 4- Emil! M yyyy E if s, Qfxplnrer nat - 79 v--' if TOP ROW -1-rn Jesse A. Taylor, Alfred A. Shaw, Willie I. Bolden, Alfred Hickman, Percy Bedford and Advisor J. R.Raines BOTTOM ROW: Sammy Pettaway, James Miller, Raymond Middleton and Thomas Pleasant I38 Glare nf the 591159 Q9rganzs A panel preparing a discussion on the care of two vital sense organs. They will talk on deviations from normal vision, also diseases and injuries to the eye and ear. Ilfainliiiw iqiglwzsi jlfrum Quart Bisease The overhead projector aids Odessie Dale in explaining to the class and teacher, Mrs. H. P. Adams, the physiology of the heart so that general information regarding heart difficulties may be better under- stood. fguarkerg in lbfeaxlih cfs., as 4 gg 1 1 2 2 i 5 i .. ,,.,., Wh Students preparing a bulletin board on Quackery in an attempt to show that many people still build their hopes of cure on superstition or belief in magic, instead of carefully evaluative, commercialized health information. A Wind un Bespirainrg Biseases . si ,V :ff x 5353 6 in AP? ik .... 5 L a at ga -, ,H gwnomvw pyttk, V A! ,,.tt Wt. ,,.h ,WL , ?! X . P:-z,. 'f , ,.'f ,tt L 'J :Q ivgi-it-7' ,,,, - b ifii f i gi R 'I 3 '11 Elf F Pamphlets are posted on the bulletin board that are designed to help students develop health practices, which will prevent certain respiratory diseases. Zbmuzfinve-ea Beparinwni ' ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL BUSIN Business Club of Anderson High School organized to create more interest and understanding in modern business trends, and to make students more cognizant of the many employment oppor- tunities available to them in the business world. BOOKKEEPING I CLASS ,,.i , . . f ANAA W V ,..,m,., 14 '5.1ff.f1fS-if - -ei . Y KL i E315 Q, S i A .K W 3. i e e S - ' , Aft- 'a . - ,. Ol F - 1' -ff ' 11 N 'A ' . s A ...it f S ' S , , p ,Q ,,, 1' p X, 5 S -ft nw U it YM ,-'. ' Vi' 1 V 'iri F , p Completing I pVi.A ,. mm g Unit 011 O g F S 'CLOSING THE ,. j.-:rig f E: L ' H -ff ' S 'TFT P LEDGER -SL , , es--S '+A Q 1 Apdfff . . . X S- A 1 OOOAOO N '. S: X O rl A L, TYPEWRITING I ANDERSON STUDENTS ENROLLED IN DATA PROCESSING fLj Dorothy Nell Johnson on the Key Punch Machine QRQ Lois Faye Black on the Verifier Students receive training on the following machines: Key Punch, Sorter, Accounting Machine, Collator Verifier, and Interpreter jlinreign Eanguage Qflaf-5 ENTENDER Y HABLAR ECOUTER ET PARLER 1 Learning a foreign language the modern way A Library is a place for searching - To be together in - To be enjoyed. . A Place for learning in. . lima nf an Eihrarg QM mf JL, 1, E 'L A Place for working in, , , L, A no ,... c .. '1- e I. . r l '1'r2 , , . . if Helium Market gtatff Joan Arnold WHO'S WHO EDITOR Adrianne Ritcherson SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR Mable White ACTIVITIES EDITOR Alfred Dixon SPORTS EDITOR Bobbie Sims COPY EDITOR Robert Harris CONTACT EDITOR Sylvia Gray Ellen Tinnon Delores Franklin Joyce Toliver Frances Moore Joyce Hicks Linda Freeman Richard Black Lois Sauls NORMA IEAN ADAMS Ghiiur-in-Qlfltief MISS LUCILE E, FRAZIER, F3Cl11Iy ACIVISOI' A Alma Price SOCIETY EDITOR Nancy Houston ADVERTISING EDITOR L Karla Lott FEATURE EDITOR Gloria Walker PHOTO EDITOR Beverly McDonald SUBSCRIPTION EDITOR Janet Washington LAY-OUT EDITOR Henry Cha mb ers SPORTS EDITOR t tt 5 T, , it ' I - .f . , Q f ,--J J A - ' fr. i 1 ' srr ' ' it V II-Q f Mary Evans ART EDITOR Andrew Smith CONTACT EDITOR Frank Greene Maxine Sutton Helen Chambers Gale Puckett Cynthia Cleveland Maxine Doxie Vistella Landrum Lucy Horton Larry Crenshaw Hlurkvtzs ui mnrk ugj, YELLOW JACKET STAFF CQMETLING LARGEST BOOK EVER OU CAROLYN COLE ANNA PETIT1 CONTACT EDITOR CO-EDITOR hui OMB 4 iztrihutrue Qfiluraiiun 4 raining lgupular with Siuhent CLASSROOM MODEL STQE DEMONSTRATION - POLYGRAPH M CHINE . 'Y vY-N: 1. ' i 1 , A Q ...V ' ,W 4 If Y' C C Q' 1 lr V asf -- CLUB OFFICERS -- Pres. Nero Kindred - Vice Pres. Margie H111 - Sec. Mary Manor - Treas. Clyde Cannon - Reporter, Alan Vanhook - Parliamentarian, Bruce Yett CLUB SWEETHEART Alma Price THE DECA EMBLEM DWEAC A ,ff w E E sq '46 Initiation Ceremony for DECA Chapters DECA WEEK Big-irihmxiille Qfflllfblllllll Stuilentz- un-the-dlnh 'mining ff!! P sassse rm 7-if Q J Q93 'lynn Brooks, assists Theodore .A Z'i l'7 . D. E. Students Store manager. Clemons in as Frank Maxwellg Clifford McCul1oughg Roy Harrison Sales Clerk of the Year - Alma Price Sales Clerk -,Ruby Price Yeates Drug Store KRESGE SS CO. Price Tagging Merchandise - Mary Manor Sears Roebuck - . . . . COLLEGE PREP . . Students under the direction of Mr. M. L. Pickard check parallel forces in equilibrium as part of a Physics lab exercise. HIUUBIU . . . NEW CURRICULUM CLASSES One of three BSCS Biology Classes which explore the world of life and the method of the research scientist. T. I. Cleaver is the instructor for the class shown. 911915511 . . . . . . UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION Biology as an aid to effective living is the underlying theme as this class enjoys a lecture by the teacher Mr. L. L. Jackson. 559110 . . . PRACTICAL USAGE -A Mr. Melvin Chambers guides this Applied Science class in a study of the properties of Hydrogen gas. - STUDENT TEACHING: Absent when picfures were made CU-MHC X' d ig mm , ' J M sv: 'J I MLM I Q W s V1 CQ J , 0 ' if Ch i ' V K ,f lim' 1 is UW 'f 5' gon, I X LJ f 5 f - .I 'J r T .g.:5a. T., M . - A Huston-Tillotson Biology Major, Miss Linda Washington, works with a class under the supervision of Cooperating teacher, Miss F. L. Young. Qfhemi.-situ ignh Sesseinn , , , f zipni-,,ff,3,3f,,gf.,, f Mr. R. S. Brown supervising a laboratory session of his Chemistry I class. The group is preparing to collect and study the properties of Oxygen. tttintml Qguherttmeni Ghffitial Hizeiia Anilersnn Ifliiglt Sitltunl MR. GEORGE' L. P. WEAVER ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS The faculty and student body of Anderson High School were highly elated to have the above na- tional figure speak in a special assembly. Mr. Weaver stressed the importance of a high school education and emphasized that in our present society, the only limitations that youth of today have in the area of job opportunities are those that they set themselves. Bnrattiumzl Etvhexltiliiaziittn Unites J' s , mi w LQ- my xi ,G 1 H ' fm in M On -The -Campus -Training R. T. MCA LISTER Instructor 'V M' V ff ff xx .ff if f . 1 ! .ff a, ,I 1 ff f L, fr . ff' if X' ,f 'A I 1' ' I ff vf ff' . f X 1- ' On-The -Job-Training W,-I' K' fl J , ' ,f Sara F. D. BREEDING Vocational Adjustment Co-Ordinator visits students On-the-Job fix Sunni Steno-ef nn lvllulu Emrkvi JbIllI1J1I'Er .1 W , ' X' L ' 'IU ,fs f' 1 if 3 'xx :Q V 'LEA' , vm 4 x .1 uf 1, ' ,. - Q 1.5 , 'E'-Q f5g7QNs'Y V V . gg K Q . if . P W Wg is ,. , . . s 7'k' :'.1L f: :fu ' N .J , i K f -- ' is . f ,- .4 1931 - SJR W - -1 -- 5 W s - S- - ., . H 5, , ' '-' ' xi gf ., , ' ' -' A ' 2. I 5, . . jk W .ff R - e s . . Q3 . 4 ei Q L,L-., 'N ' ' a . ' -'. we X' - v - 2- j ' f s 5 is -f-' . if ix. af: -, . :f Af i ,. -s -an 1 V. - i 1 fn H A Km- 2 ' ' if fn 7 T.-H',.s.g,.s sew .nv i...:. . .1 .- ' sw- ww .-1 .-.Q 'Nfl 5 A'kk V554 '5ffR'- ' 1 '1r '?'i: A 'i' 1 '- I rr 4+ 'YI' W? ', rF!f :5' Gt: , ' '1 ..f . :sign w. Vg ' -A . ' . y t W' L' - N Q4 E3 A . if- 'L L ,, f .3 is .vw M Jag ' .f -0' ,f g ww-.X . f 'fagsa-wfa' ig: K ' Q. -- 1,-Q . . .1 , .. . .mf '. N- f, ...v.. .. - f wi st ' K , .f , M. n 1 ff, ,, 13. , -i?, 'f sv? Q Y ' - iii' ' . . fig? 'fi L 'f:'i'i5'?i f 'ws li 'L f' - . f' f'yg53 L A I L n Enuance to Anderson a carpet of snow , x nuns., 45 .E ,M . v. Q A 'Q a-f i i R xx . X Students on the e n 5 lf Snowballs the issue of the day Z2 ast campus awaiting students from the west side 'Hts 'V ii- 1. ga-T ,Q k. 5 S -, f 3 IL ' KN, 7 Lt, eww. -. i s is A' F' .fl 2 x V u W f -+404 for a snow battle AS usual OLE-MAN SNOW MAN' 1 fi- Ari QTIHM hh Kiwi Reading from Left to Right Leon Smith, William Hansbrough, Andrew Medlock, Donald Burleson, Alfred Hickman, Otis Bailey and Joe Parks. F. D. Breeding, Instructor Brin er Gilumiinn O 0 1964: Q0 Benning Gilinir L. L. Campbell School like other schools in Austin has the special privilege of receiving individualized instruction in reading for a few pupils who are in need of this special help Mrs. R. L. King teaches specific skills in study reading to sixth grade pupils: Connie Hun ter, Clay Rivers, Ronald Kinney and Charles Thompson. l - xiii ' is 2 S ,silk Mrs. R. M. Mayes and Charles Brown using the skill text to increase comprehension, Jim- my Spears experimenting with the Reading Pacerg Gloria Stewart and Sharon Cooper prac- ticing phonetic skills with the Blend Wheels. .!fL -ff-nf . kfy.,l:?,,?.i.,':t4g4Tg9tf.T1rik S .. 45 Ixus YQ K l 4.k,.fq3l X i :iw 'if MT' y mi... , ,, gs, ' W N111 , .W If S W Q, 51 soggy 5' ' TULEZP J, 79 N ,pDwl K , .,,,,s .vig spun-ravi A hh ,Ly W Iliuturv Qvetrhvrs nf AKIIIPIEEEI The transmission of knowledge to the young is one of the highest expressions of achievement in any society. I 56 Stung Bull in Artinu 'GZ' J, Student assistants check daily attendance. The largest supervised study hall scheduled. Joyce Toliver, Beverly McDonald, Karla Lott, Maxine Sullivan, Lois Sauls, Ruby Gillis and Bobbie Simms STUDENT ASSISTANTS glut AAIIIPITIGIII Euninr BPT! Qlriva-5 Gfrmnril The American Junior Red Cross, which has national affiliation, encourages leadership of youth in humanitarian affairs. The Council engages in many school-community projects throughout the year at which time much cheer is spread to institutionalized citizens and other shut-ins. Mrs. M. Y. Thompson, sponsor. Qhv Efuiurv ffizrsfvss Qluh as vi! - rf' 54 in f i . if E ,gk .- T ' ,Q ' 'fa -' 2' eff ' , ' fi' B' f 1 f if 1, v My I i y . ' W 4 r sr s si The Future Nurses Club, an affiliate of the National League For Nursing, and of the Texas Association of Future Nurses, is technically sponsored by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Texas Medical Association. Club members assist the Auxiliary several times during the year at state-wide medical meetings. They also assist with com- .munity health surveysg educational and recreational programs at state institutions, nursing and convalescent homes and other social agencies. The club sponsor is Mrs. M. Y. Thompson. I5 7 V Iflailwmmiirzf TTB DISCUSSION: LINE SEGMENTS AS FUNCTIONS R. B. Timmons, Instructor Lifts..--ff' 421 Making use of the over-head projector in teaching new mathematical concepts. W. R. Banks, Instructor . I I 5 M , ,,,,..,M,.s M L.,' zfmmm is Y' ss is :Q N f , he L I x... A Q , s.,wW, .. .AM Wm.-.-Q.-.s-.a.....Q ,,,,,,,,,,,,,M K . trams Lim-mais ,Wm flxgshf Vg- .5 ik. k ' A- This picture depicts a proper subset of General Mathematics classes designed to furnish students with mathematical abilities, knowledge, and experiences that will meet their everyday mathematical requirements. Mrs. A. I. King, Instructor 'lun mi 5 1 ' V. , . ev- -- -' - . . 3 r . ,rr G r , f do fy ' ' . , A - r' .. . M. 4. . I. , .W , . -' A-kf rw '- if -if 7 Wm., 5 , + 1 .-. ,H . ,, gk V 1 -- -, ,I .: ,ref .- -1 1' W S A 'I w as , K N 1 JT., A p -'ix 2 i 559 in A .Qi Y, A , ., if . 1 , L.. Y .. e A I .yi mi .- V K d R n i n-'fx . ' ' n j , K l 7 ' f , sf ' ' Y nm Q 75751921 L' I L, 'L ' f fm!! 5 N z ' ,: ' .A Q A .ui ri I J I fr. V K ,Er A L1 H r K , ff y, . v ,, . -2 ,1 8 W X r, A 1, New 'Q r ww r , rrrr , r i X ' is r - : . ,V W ' I ' ' , -a.,f's:: A- . ., N'r - Q- , . Qs 4 P A A 1. f ' A 1 Z 1 11 ., ' - '- l , if- 1 ' , 5 4 -Xxx . M Q 2 V In V I H L 7 V , 'f u Z 4 ' Using Over-Head Projector As Aid In The Understanding of Space Figures. Thomas W. Moore, Instructor mont- fvaxrhvr opfgblllffbltfllll Hiring' Ifilm I60 EE. QT. Pmhemnn arent- 4 rather Ptasfuriaiinn STRONG SUPPORTER OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The Parent-Teacher Association of Anderson High School is an organization through which parents and teachers work together to promote the welfare of the students. At the beginning of the school year, parents re- ceived information from the president concerning the association's goals and other business matters. The project for the year to sponsor a MRS. P-TA CONTEST and assist in furnishing reading material for the reading center was presented and accepted. The purpose of the MRS. P-TA CONTEST was to raise money for two scholarships to be given needy and deserving students who want to continue their education but are unable. In November parents were invited to attend a BACK-TO-SCHOOL-NIGHT where they went through their children's schedules of a day to get insight of students' every day routine. Cooperation was the key to the 1964-1965 P-TA's accomplishments and without it, our efforts would have been as naught, and it is with a deep sense of gratitude that I express my thanks and appreciation to Principal Pigford, parents and teachers for a love- ly program of work, wonderful fellowship and good will to all. 'MANY THANKS' Mrs. Willie L. Parks PRESIDENT Qhffirers fr. to 1.3 Mrs. Willie I. Parks PRESIDENT Mrs. Otis McCullough SECRETARY Mrs. Thelma Foster VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Olis Arnold TREASURER Mr. Iunious Scott CHAPLAIN I6I 1-1-ig afeteriax V mtg. Alles Balxia W 3 CAFETERIA MANAGER g L. C. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL gf' i J R' K 1-f. THE NOON HOUR ,pig N522 2' 7 3 R E f fgwggfp A Cafeterla Servlce Qlafeieria vrsfunnel Service With 49 Smile .!' Always Ready New , 'X TOP ROW fl-rj Mrs. Barbara J. Dotson, Mrs. Annette Thompson, Mrs. Marjorie Durst, Mrs. Henrietta Howard and Mrs. Katherine Solomon SECOND Q1-rj Mrs. Willie M. Burdette, Mrs. Irma Harris, Mrs. Ruby Wheeler, Mrs. Margret Caldwell, Mrs. Corree Harper ai' Bruihvrhnuil meek Q9hsvrha1nre Theme: BROTHERHOOD-DEMOCRACY AT WORK REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Bill Youngblood - Protestant Mrs. Exalton A. Delco - Catholic Mr. Leon Lebowitz - Jewish ....1...... -.1- . 4- l .llli MR. BILL YOUNGBLOOD MR. LEON LEBOWITZ E 3 Q fl 5 V Fq ' ,,,Ag 5 at a .n , ff Tffimm s Lelll -if Q 3 s FIM 5 Q 1 , .34 Qwq M I ,. ,if-'N V 3 5, E W 1 ., . . H - E lign fi., NW -3 V A senior English -class after semester examination. Indications are they must have made good grades. I64 MIM NA Ms.- Hall Monitors give daily assistance to office personnel in the routing and recording of class absence slips and other pertinent data. Co-sponsors on back row are Miss Peggy Harvey and Mrs. G. E. Britton. Guides assist patrons and friends who visit andfor participate in activities at Anderson. They especially enjoy guided tours with foreign students and others. Co-sponsors left to right are Miss Peggy Harvey and Mrs. G. E. Britton. Q. as s P- e isa , , .swf 4 5 -5' Ushers render invaluable services dur- ing auditorium programs. Their serv- ices include passing out printed pro- grams, reserving seats and carrying out requests of program chairmen and spon- sors. Miss Peggy Harvey, co-sponsor is seen at left. Mrs. M. Y. Thompson serves as chair- man of the sponsoring committee. I65 v. ', 'N Jn N f 'Q 1 Y ff, 'Fi wk. , N W Huraxiinna 410047 650 Q9 l , M 1 5 is ,Q 5 5 W NIS, -59 O9 653' Q55 ? 3xgrir11liu1'v OING ,Aw i 8 -ahip 2, ffznqv Fe O-QC M1 M -. 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W its r 5 ,fir A W S .,g.,3,- e ' r A ef A may rr r K - I r e r f r .Mr . . , 4 W 1 ,H - A ' A- . f' . , ,r,w ,M .. ., +,...f K A regular routine . . Betentinn - , di 'Ui ruff 'fi LL' V ..,. W .r,. .. . Q . ., Q For tne safety of all . . thletics If we win merfs hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring? Adlai E. Stevenson ,mf 4 7 1 Ti :S :lf Q' Q' M 5 Q' E is Cx 18 .' Ixnfffiv- Lrmfw v- 'l an QF M X, fi' rx ' fl 1' L-5 3 i Q ,Vki A ,M -1 .W ,KL 65? ii If M --P f Q -2- ru:-' X-D ' 4 I K t i W g.f ? LD ' LN lg M -14 xg cg A E 1, , , ,ff xxx m mi. Q .: , ,:1,, V K 1? .. . M3 in 'I-4 Q -fa C-O as E B ,-5. Q 5? I Anilerzun Big Helium Earkei Baxter Marvin Karo Ioe Gilbert Welma Horton Vernon Manor Edward Taylor Charles Jones Collins Newby Thomas Owens Rector Gray Anthony Miles Randolph Jackson Walter Anderson Jerry Nichols Charles Shelby Richard Black Larry Mack Joseph Robinson Larry Crenshaw 55 Joe Parks 60 Ernest Thomas Samuel Butler Finnis Carter George Dixon Willie Moore Edward Dewitty Willard Keys Sirvastro Fields Jesse Byrd John Duval David DeVaughn Theodore Daniels Erwin Organ Alfred Hickman George Gordon Norris Chambers John Green Robert Harrison Donald Darby 86 Elijah Sneed 88 Michael Johnson MANAGERS: Robert Jackson, Reginald Dunn, Larry Coleman COACHES: Raymond Timmons, L. L. Jackson, R. S. Brown September 10 September 18 October 1 October 8 October 14 October 21 October 28 November 4 November 12 November 20 J. A. McDonald, Granvel Ewing - FOOTBALL SCHEDULE - Dunbar QLubbockj Wheatley qSan Antonioj Washington fDallasj Coles qCorpus Christij Lincoln fDa1lasj Terrell fFort Worthy Roosevelt qDallasj Dunbar QFort Worthy Moore qwacoj Madison qDallasJ J l7I 1 V l .J 5' DM Aw? ' 'f' V fgy .. uv img A 'fb' ' N A Q if ....-,-..,.m.p,.pw-- 4i,CN W I , ' 11:,fl,Q f , . N ,, f fi , PM 7 f .. an i ' Q A g, bl! Q fl Q- f f -9 15 v f Q l I ' A Sf K 11f f Z A mi . ,Q -A W ,,fQiQfw 2fHMSf Qf5p P , L 5? E3 fag? ll! i s f X I 6' J1 N I 4:1 W 4:-.ry 1 Q 43.4-, '7 by 1,0 .B K N ,N - ,ox ' Q j . QT ,a W 47 Q Q i Ms H' 3U Views of the Anderson - Wheatley Game ANDERSON 14 WHEATLEY 6 mM QZAV Ieb, , A , Y , . ...,-Nm . L , LV h ew L A 2,1 f Y , ,Y - M .,. hi ' 'J' , W W. ' Q N A, It L M I L , ., , 7 W 4 -C: k , 'mv - .f..7,- 1, . 4 . -- . T? V , N ,. N. ' 4 ' 'A f ' ' V f W' 5' ffff 'sM2,13'f ziw iff wx :Y W wif? xx e. L 8' Af. 'W41'-f,,'f'ef'f Q 'Wy Q' Y, f 3 4' Q 4' Q ' 5' ,, . 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Jackson , . ,,,,, h,,....,......- ll s sn-1, 4 - sf L I n .. me 2- J ' ra 'V f ..- 7 H V.. ' ,M , -nf: lj W ' -..,. ff,,V,.,.fg,,. K A 19 lk' ' A an ,H K' is. y Ma. 4 LV.-v Ja ' i,.z'f', I M. A' .sw ., Q. Q ,Q an . V. mf -A 1. ui 95fMf.,,,f ,f .wg ww.. ,, . W , fm J jf-Q we war-w.,M, M, Ju A 1- ,Q-, 3 ,. A 4, ,KL Q K A 2 - wi. 'f H1352 -, ii? d2m1?.w?i+?eig'-:wsaws Helium Wwzkvtsf Kazslzeflrazll X954 ,N 915511 1513 JI :ao Brstrrrt l- 3-X 7-X A A . g i i f ff ' - ll., at ,f,, - . jg' - 3. -- -:nv rf , fn nf? ' J,-f 5,1 , . , V - 32? 'Ungether me Siianh Bturheh me Jlfall Baz-kvihall 4 sam IHE4-E5 'K-Asxffwgir 1-mxsNvki.'f:' wf.-'Ria 'fi' ' ig-MafsyagaQ1wif1H45fQf 522- e22'f'fi7ifff, - wwf v-zu., ., Q, zfs2i-Swwzsii -V , H 21,3 A f ff wi iiiif Hi fx 5 ' A i A 1 5323? f i i 3, 9 ff 4, .... f5v...,, , f .,,, R I a Ky-'R ' 1 'N is 1 IW' K C C .. , V Glrark in 1955 'Z' 3 RICHARD BLACK NORRIS CH AM BERS l80 R 51112 Helium Hlarkei Gam L -- mofwq Q.. , ,N fm .Nh W ,L l ff of . 1- , new 'wan Y A , l HE 5 iigazskethall Svninrs STANDING L to R: Robert Chism, Curtis Harris, Leroy Thompson, Jesse Shead KNEELING L to R: Connie McVade and Leon Smith m, filnilumrial Arts Eeparinwnt IT im WOODWOR K QN M Q NEW Z vu 3 9-bf? XAS 4 MECHANICS C L U B in ir l82 'L X V , ny fg 'vw ,C , 1? A ' W ' I gi my I1 'hyy fy C , 2 2 , C IG y 'cm T' W M' , ' ' AT Q I' ' ' N 5.21 ' 22 f 3 Q My-C wh I W ,ay K' ' ' I X 'IE 4 V W MfwJ5 ff5f V ' W3 A A f, Y 4 VM ELECTRICITY Zlnilusirial Arts Eepartmvni wa wg .119- im' Ig amoxcimx 1-sl X METAL WORK lgrinripaxl HH. iiiigfurh Qfrrilnning . . mtg. Millie Eirenv Egllliklllblll - Hits, .i.2X. - 15155 ?lB'U!0f- fix s 'A -'-'HI' R-Lg Mrs. Willie L. Parks, President, P. T. A., Mr. W. E. Pigford, Principal, Anderson High School, Mrs. Willie Irene Bookman, 1965 MRS. P. T. A. , Mrs. Annie M. Mays and Mrs. Connie Rushing Mrs. Willie Irene Bookman, Homeroom Mother and Contestant for the 12-2 Advisory, Miss Lucile E. Frazier, Advisor, won the coveted title Mrs. P. T. A. of Anderson High School. This contest cli- maxed the annual project for 1965. Mrs. M. Moore, contestant for the 11-2 grade, Mrs. M. B. Harris, Advisor, was first runner-upg Mrs. C. Rushing, contestant for the 10-7 grade, Mrs. A. I. King, Ad- visor, was second runner-up. Un the above picture Mrs. Mays was a stand-in for Mrs. M, Moorej. Eff. uiglneeiheazrin 1955 .X EEF? fviirvls, Sgfziiiffz, i, .,,,. I ALMA NERO PRICE KINDRED 'Sw eetheart' fEscortj ' BUSINESS CLUB ASSEMBLY PROGRAM ' Theme: A New Era in Business Opportunities for Negroes Business Club Members Appearing on Assembly Program: Gloria Walker, Member, Lois Pave Black, President, and Dorothy Nell Johnson, Vice President SIXTH PERIOD STUDY HALL SECRETARIES AND RECEPTIONISTS The largest of all study halls of the school. Miss L. E. Frazier, supervisor. L-R: Joyce Toliver, Sec'y. , Maxine Sullivan , Secretary, Gloria Can- non, Secretary Mary Scott, Receptionist, Mary Robinson, Receptionist, Beverly McDonald, Sec- retary, Lois Sauls, Sec- retary smmwgwl Us-f A,,W,s,M,.,v-aa! MQW.: ,W W Panelistsg Miss Mary Craft, Mrs. Ada C. Anderson, Moderatorg Mr. Harold Raines Mr. Harold Raines, Personnel Director, Internal Revenue Service Center, dis cusses available job oppor- tunities at the Center 9 Otis McCullough and Norma Jean Adams 5 William Hansbfough and JOYCG Hicks .MOST POPULAR.. 'MOST MoDEsT M1111 David Houston and Veronica Payton Aaron Wallace and Lou Nell Crayton MOST ZEALOUS 'MOST BENEVOLENTV wie f . 2 ny, rum Q 9 Richard Black and Eula Haws 5 Gloria Walker and Ellis Roberts NMOST ATHLETIC' NMOST INTELLECTUALH who E 3. :, i 1 Clifton G. Hin and Margie Hill JOYCS Tolivef and Connie MCVMS KINDEST MOST VERSATILEH Jesse Shead and Shirley Gibson 'MOST OPTIMISTIC' 25211 s A s 1: fs pjfzryr ,x gg fg,,gf.1,.f1f:ff 5 . 's's . -- ANI .. XV: riff J 5 Leonard King and Veronica Wyderm Mlm yer MOST JUBILANT' Alfred Dickson - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nero Kindred - MOST UNIQUE Leroy Thompson and Dorothy Nell Johnson FRIENDLIEST , 4 1 'Sa f 2 vm 1515 54. Barbara Anderson and Jerry Nichols 5 Lois Faye Black - WITTIEST' 'MOST COURTEOUSH ThO1'I'13S C1e3.V6I ' MOST LOQUACIOUS' mlm ??,,,..afQ E. L Walter Houston - MOST TALENTED' Lucy Horton and Morris Crawford 'MOST EXEMpLARY Jerry Townsend - MOST RELIABLE' '89 whiz- 5 . ,.2 . ,. 11 Q. 1, ff, eg 3 M1111 , ,V :,, I, Q, vn v: 1 5 in , T 'V Qi, ?Li'3Y 1' . ., ..,. . ..ff--f- S 3 3 M 2 P 'M 2 I br- 1 w 24? 47 . e Q Q 2 Paw-ie aa K it ,V ,E t.5g333,f. 4- Q 1 Q fi ig 8 K N 3 L Q H? an P, Pg, Y Reg, f if a 35121 I ' Carolyn Cole ENTHUSIASTIC Nancy Houston UNIQUE Gloria Gibbs BEST DRESSED oo oo 1 5 Q ' V 3 . - ' VE o- 'H ff ' G ,.... .f -if ff -- me Leon Smith and Paula Langdon GRACEF UL Brenda Adams TA LEN TED Larry Coleman MOST HONEST .. f Y i x 4 Diane Burleson NEWSY James Colson BEST DRESSED Donald Spears and Lorene Scott r - YOUNGEST 0, li 1 ' '3?1f,?'i . ..1 ir:-. ,A-ggfiiz , -. :fa Fig :iz ...4:::r.. --V. , ,wg H mn-'fun-w . .,,. .. 5? 125,342 3'!.'f?.ffziZv'-ff ' 1w...I.i 52? TIL 'W' ' Mr ,f:,,-mam. . 5,-.,,r.:::.,,, Betty Grant :f6l:IIZ 'LH S1.5 -' 1 mmf - m:m,,,:m1:-J,,::,:::,,: MOST HONEST C4 in M.. .sawn -Aw -, ...M . ,. ,-we-S., G - 1 1+-S5Xi11 ','-f'4fn3p. - -- or-1 Y::'rx1wJI' -113' . .,e1,f-,Jrwu K if . 3 .. fm' , Qing . V -in ' Linda Gooden 10211 Arnold Mary Manor MOST LOQUACIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ,MOST RELIABLE I90 Hlnvn-i-n-.NW ,,-......-sawn dvertisers 6 79 'Where liberfy dwells, there is my country Benjamin Franklin AUSTIN'S CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION American National Bank Austin National Bank Bank of Austin Capital National Bank Citizens National Bank City National Bank North Austin State Bank Texas State Bank Members of F. D. I. C. Serving You Through Austin's Commercial Banks TI-IANNEI-IILL GROCERY FOR YOUR AVON 2600 Rosewood Avenue Call GR 8-5968 For Quick Shopping ORA COLEMAN Ph, GR 7-0414 1602 E. 19th Street GILBERT CLEANING SERVICE Compliments L. V. Gilbert, Owner of H MBLE OIL REFI I G COMPA Y 1120 East 12th St. GR 8-8298 U at N N N H h ' ' Il Austin, Texas T e Happy Motoring Service Compliments Compliments of GALLOWAY ROOFING ACME MEAT COMPANY 8: .-.M SUE'S BEAUTY SALON Office: 1401 Chestnut St. 1719 Rosewood Avenue GR 6-3318 Residents: 1607 Cedar Avenue Phone GR 2-0731 Greetings From HUSTON-TILLOTSON COLLEGE Aust Texas A Senior College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, assuming as its respon- sibility the promotion of liberal education within the framework of Christian principles. Member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and accredited by the Texas Education Agency. Supported jointly by the United Church of Christ through the American Missionary Association and the Board of Education of The Methodist Church. J. J. SEABROOK, President JOHN T. KING, Dean Congratulations, Seniors 1965 The men of OMEGA salute you as you dare face your next greatest challenge, COLLEGE OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. Epsilon Iota Chapter Austin, Texas SWEET HOME MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1725 West 11th Street A friendly church with a big hearted pastor CONGRATULATES Maxine Doxie and Irene Sterling Reverend E. M. Loggins, Pastor T. W. KINCHEON 8: SON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 1415 E. 12th St. GR 8-1641 GR 2-9076 GR 6-0556 Compliments of LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL La Marque, Texas The Home of the Eagles Mr. T. J. Jackson, Jr. - Principal Mr. Ralph C. Allen - Vice Principal Mr. Booker T. Sears - Counselor Miss Ada M. Wright - Registrar Miss Clarice McIntosh - Secretary LANE 8. CARROLL PHARMACY 3701-A East Avenue Fast Delivery Service For Appointments GR 8-0247 . Hair-Weev Center . Beauty Salon GOVAN AND MARTIN 1198 112 Cedar Avenue Austin, Texas V. C. GOVAN, Technician E. M. MARTIN, Instructor For Complete Dressmaking Service Experienced Workmanship Prices That Please SALLYE JON'S SEWING ROOM 1 1 1 WA 6-0450 1703 victoria Dr.1 1 EL 1 A E E Thank L INSUR NC AG NC,Y SERV-RITE FOOD MKT. You Featuring Insurance Protection . GR 2-0369 C811 for Every Class of Life, F1 , S d H J O Again Health and Accident avlo an ova ' T Wner Insure Today, Tomorrow May Be Too Late E. L. Ellis 2902 E. 14th St. Ph. GR 8-8655 High Quality Fresh Meats and Grocerie: Fresh Fruits and Vegetables I 1900 Rosewood Ave. Open Sunday DELUXE CAB CO. Prompt - Courteous - Service 24 Hours Service All Late Model Clean Cars Road Service H1PoL1To SERVICE STATION 0 fOpen 24 Hrs.l 1901 East 7th sr. J. M. H1PoL1To, own ' -0 3 1903 E. lzth St. Austin. Texas GR 7 6 3 Austin, Texas Ph. GR 7-4438 THEE POINT E LEA E TE 1 VOGU C N RS 8: HAT RS , GROCERY STORE Mk G ? 1 e y arza Groceries, Drugs Paul Cordova . . Delivery Service GR 7-5191 1817 Rosewood Avenue GR 8-8891 Austin, Texas Fred D. Mann, Prop. 1104 Navasota St. GUA.lARDO'S CASH GROCERY AND MARKET 809 Lydia Street Austin, Texas THE BEST FOR LESS CONTRERAS SERVICE GR 8-0319 4600 East 7th Austin 2, Texas We Give Texas Gold Stamps Double Stamps on Wednesday KERVILLE BUS CCMPANY INCORPORATED FOR TRUE ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM CALL THE RHYTHM KINGS COMBO Alvin O. Patterson Roy L. Patterson 1703 Astor Place or Austin, Texas 2002 Maple Avenue BUD FOWLER, INC. REAL ESTATE AND HOME OF FINE AUTOMOBILES 1508 W. Ben White Boulevard Austin, Texas Deacon A. Strong, Salesman - Office Austin, Texas HI 4-1158 WA 6-2627 GR 8-5319 1611 East 12th Street Res. GR 2-7864 C l' Compliments Ompolfmeuts of TOWN AND COUNTRY FOOD STORES The Home HARLEM THEATRE Bringing You the Best in Pictures Doors Open at 5:30 P. M. Week Days of 2:00 P. M. d d d . Quick and Instant Shopping 1800 E 12th sr Sam' asia? GTE 23533 COLEMAN AND AMOS Compliments SERVICE sTAT1oN of Specializing in All Humble Products 1217 Chicon Street GR 8-0152 NAVARRO'S FEDERAL BAKERY 1205 Red River Street GR 2-9461 For All School and Home Needs You Will Find It at YEATES DRUG STORE Drugs - Variety - Hardware - Hosiery - Toys Your Nearest Complete Store YEATES DRUG STORE 1815 East 12th Street Serving East Austin T. P. YEATES - Proprietor I EVefYb0dY Loves SANDERS FOOD STORE FROSTY ACRES 1817 East 12th Street GR 7- 1554 Frozen Foods Compliments STRIPLING-BLAKE LUMBER CO., of INC. FEDERATED EQUIPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION CO 5453 Burnet Road HO 5-6551 Austin, Texas wu.uE STARK GROCERY Compfjfments 1801 Rosewood Avenue GR 2-8933 TOWER DRUG The Store of the Average Home Need Congratulates the Seniors - '65 2807 San Jacinto St. Compliments M. W. MT. CARMEL GRAND LODGE 1704 East Twelfth Street Austin, Texas GR 8-0364 HAIR WEEV AND NEW LOOK COIFFURES -- The Latest in Beauty Service -- Individual Styling - Tinting - Frosting Permanents - Facials - Manicures Pedicures MRS. GOLDIE FREEMAN, Owner MRS. BIRDIE NOBLES. Manager 2211 East 12th St. Truly Fine Furniture Can be Yours - - - ,ur 21. ., 1 . ---, :1:::1:g:g 3 ,ww- f ftfrixgfi ,,Q,,A --QV ' .c 1 an if g 2 S ap, ir a - 1 I i'.i -' --r. 1 '::': tZ .J 't1'r'Qr Vliv I -.11l::i i ..,..1 'I YF. 1. ...pil ,....,.:l11::: Q 1ffe J- 'f :'t'l ' , I Ifflwlff la t! P' 'ff-fart M' - - -at Far Less Than You'd Ever Dream Possible at - - I IIHBHIIISS-BRUUII7 Austin, Texas Ph. GR 2-4746 4th, 5th, Brazos and San Jacinto Sts. Best Wishes GREETINGS to the 1965 .TIMMIE R. DUNCAN GRADUAT ING CLASS Compliments Connie Yerwood Conner, M.D. of BLACKSHEAR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL F. R. Rice, Principal Congratulations Congratulations to to DELORES FRANKLIN ELIJAH DAY AND CLASS OF '65 From Frgfn NEW MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Uncle George and Aunt Mildred Coleman Reverend H. A. Sneed, Pastor 1800 East 11th St. Austin, Texas B A Greetings Congratulations PHILLIPS 8: UPSHAW FUNERAL HOME to and DELORES FRANKLIN BURIAL ASSOCIATION From We Are Small Enough to Know You y WEBBER BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP and Large Enough to Serve You 1 1103 Navasota Street GR 2-1934 GR 7-0711 Austin, Texas GR 7-0294 1410 East 12th Street Austin, Texas YANCY HUMBLE SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing - Tune-Up Minor Repairs Phone WA 6-ozoo 1169 Springdale Rd. at East 12th St, Austin, Texas Compliments to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON From ACE DRUG MARTS Northeast - 5324 Cameron Rd. Ph. GL 3-0691 Northwest - 5304 Burnet Rd. Ph. GL 3-6675 South - 2100 South Congress Ph. HI 2-6769 BROWN'S NURSING HOME Rehabilitation Program 24 Hour Nursing Care Well Balanced Meals Bed and Ambulatory Patients Doctor on Call at All Times Central Heating and Air Conditioning State and City License 2935 East Twelfth Street GR 8-1955 WAYNE BERRY Austin, Texas Compliments of Congratulations WALTON'S BEAUTY SHOP to Where Beauty Is a Profession Not GLORIA WALKER a Business From 1605 Leona Street Ph. GR 8-1714 Mrs. Louise Hearne, Opr. Mrs. Helen E. Walton, Opr. - Owner PAUL MERCADO'S GROCERY 1625 East Eleventh Street CISCO BAKERY Office GR 6-6927 Res. GL 2-8558 Home of Hot Biscuits Q 1511 E. 6th Street WVIPNS- Rudy Cisneros, Proprietor 908 North Lamar Daniel L. Strait Austin, Texas ELLISON'S BEAUTY SHOP For Charm and Distinction Phone GR 6-9012 1806 Ferdinand St. Austin, Texas Located in All Modern Wall to Wall Business Center Convenience Carpet 2i0lfAir-- Conditionedfttlf MAE'S TOURIST HOME 1160 Navasota St. Austin, Texas Rooms - Reasonable Rates - Overnight Weekly or Monthly For Reservations Call GR 6-8612 Mrs. Addie Mae Gray, Hostess 1 Louls sl-IANKS FURNITURE coMPANY A f 1105 Lamar Boulevard GR 2-4176 BUILDERS . REALTORS . DEVELOPERS A C0mP1efe Stock of Books - Stationery and School Supplies GILBRETH AND 1 - -...- COMPANY UNIVERSITY CO-CP 3108 North Lamar .Suite 204, 22 GL 2-7621 Austin, Texas 46 Guadalupe Street BORTH PHARMACY Happiness With Health Catheters - Feeding Tubes - Disposable and Sick Room Supplies Free City Delivery Ph. GR 6-7071 Fred Borth - Owner 3203 Red River D 8: S SERVICE STAT ION 500 E. 7th at Neches Austin, Texas Compliments A. H. RITTER 1104 Manor Road STARK'S FOOD MART Austin 2, Texas Austin Texas 1224 E. 12th St. Ph. GR 6-3674 Always a Friendly Welcome at Greetings THE OAK TREE THE AMERICAN WOODMEN Austin Camp 43 - Tent 1415 and Agency Alberta M. Hurd and Louise J. Lott Clerks 1510 East 12th Street Fine Food Is Our Specialty Our Motto: Pleasing Everybody Hobson Johnson - Ross Fowler Proprietors FOWLER ELECTRIC SERVICE THAT EXCELS AT PRICES THAT PLEASE Commercial and Residential Wiring, Wiring Repairs 621 East Seventh Street GR 8-20 36 Congratulations Congratulations Seniors '65 to From JOAN ARNOLD F THE ARNOLD'S NURSING rom Mother and Daddy Congratulations Congratulations to to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON THE SENIORS OF '65 Compliments From The William A. Calloway Family 1 Compliments S of Ralpl'1's Gro. ffl - 2109 Holly GR 6-8127 Ralph's Gro. 642 - 2206 E. 7th 7 GR 2-7137 Free Delivery - Sell American Exp r e s s Money O r de r s W '-.', I 1 -- -, fy .,-: Freshest Taste in Meats and Vegetable 1807 Rosewood Avenue GReenWood 6-6191 Are you one of America's Homeowners? Bring Us Your Country Food Orders Specials - Every Thursday, Friday Saturday RALPH RICH, Proprietor May God Bless and Keep You and Congragjulatlons Congratulations NORMA JEAN ADAMS From and Your Mother and Grandmother Mrs. Willie I. Bookman and Mrs. Best Wishes Lena McDonald to Congratulations EULA LEE HAWS to JOAN ARNOLD F From rom G d th ran mo er Mom - Dad - and Amye Congratulations Best Wishes to to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON H H From GRADUATING CLASS OF 1965 Mary Frances Dallas and Elizabeth Brooks Mrs. Josephine Alexander 1205 East 12th Street C 1 ' Congratulations ongratu atlons to and DELORES E. FRANKLIN Best Vglshes A1 T ' G d 0 Ways mst m O JoYcE MARIE HICKS From From M h d D d ot er an 3' Mrs. Geneva Bunton-Williams Congratulations to Compliments DOROTHY MARIE SIMPSON NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON From From Mr.and Mrs. W. Ransom Taylor, Texas BEALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 1 . Congrigu ations Congratulations and Good Luck to ANCY A LETTE N C R HOUSTON EDWARD JONES From From .Aunt Maud and Florence 1110 112 West Street Houston, Texas Your Sister Bobbie and Mother Designed to keep you Congratulations to EDWARD JONES FRESH AS A FLOWER From wash . 154 Dry . 104 and .254 OWENS R1E,ffiRVffiYjgj,STATI0N 1174 Webberville Road George Owens Congratulations ANTI-IONY'S to LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING EDWARD JONES 1113 Phone From West GR2-1616 STEWART BROTHERS GARAGE Lynn ' I 24 Hour Wrecker Service y Z, 2413 East 7th street - GR 7-2112 -iggigi-5-5-E-fg.:ifg:l' GR 2-7186 EEE::::f:::::::: 'EEFQEEEEEEEFEEEV Office Ph. GR 8-8753 Res. Ph. GR 8-2984 TRADING WILD FOR '65 EARNEST JOHNSON New and Used Automobiles 1202 Salina 1720 E. 12th Street Austin, Texas Congratulations to C t 1 t, NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON Ongri u a mms F O rom EDWARD JONES Mr. Velma Gregg From If your house strikes a leak, don't get weak, Call Daddy Velma Roofing Company LINCOIN DRIVER INN 1413 Webberville Road and Water Proofing. ,, TomOPlummer Ph, WA 6-9090 2004 Poquito street GR 6-0303 Wner Best Wishes to GLORIA GIBBS GR 3-0332 From BUSTER'S BAR-B-Q Party Catering Service Specialties Beef, Sausage, Chicken, Cakes, Pies, Salad, Chitterlings, French Fries Open Every Day 10:00 A. M. 1209 Chicon Street GR 8-0407 B. L. HOWARD'S BAR-B-Q We specialize in hot links, bar-b-q beef, spareribs - The World's Finest 19th and Harvey St. Austin, Texas WAYNE BULL COMPANY Automotive Distributors Machine Shop Service 201 San Jacinto at 2nd GR 6-6106 TANNIE 8. THERESA'S Your ANTIQUES Hearts Desire Shop of 1, 000, 000 Gifts E L ANTIQUES 1122 Red River GR 8-0846 Austin, Texas Subscribe to CAPITAL CITY ARGUS 1803 Rosewood Ave. GR 6-0211 Compliments SOUTH AUSTIN CONOCO 2336 South Congress Over a Decade of Service Fire . Automobile . Burglary R. L. WORMLEY Anderson- Wormley General Insurance 1157 Chicon, GR 8-5661 Austin, Texas 3111 East 12th Street Austin 2, Tex Shop - Ph. GR 6-9898 Res. Ph. WA 6-2695 WILLIE SMITH Lawn Mower Shop Complete Lawn Service 8.5 Best Wishes From YOUR SAFEWAY STORE 1601 E. 6th St. Hand and Power Mowers Sharpened Motors Overhauled Compliments of BEN'S FINE CLEANERS 1202 East 11th St. GR 8-0421 BROWN'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Motors, Generators and Starters 30 Minute Battery Charge Phone GR 8- 1262 A11 Work Guaranteed 2320 Rosewood Avenue Austin, Texas Best Wishes and May God Bless You NORMA JEAN ADAMS From PILGRIM REST PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 2314 East llth Street Reverend J. M. Miles, Pastor Compliments of METROPOLITAN A. M. E. CHURCH Congratulations 1105 East 10th Street GR 8-2857 to CAROLYN COLE R VEREND in IE ALEXANDER E . . , CONNIE MCVADE as or and ALFRED WALKER MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Reverend S. L. Davis, Pastor Greetings From MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Reverend S. A. Davis, Pastor Congratulations and Good Luck to EULA LEE HAWS From Mr. and Mrs. Wade S. Dean and Luciouse Uncle, Aunt and Brother Congratulations to Cgngratulatigng, Seniors Nancy Houston Lou Nell CI'3,ylZOI1 From Peggie Wroe Robert Harris Joyce Hicks Dorothy Johnson ZION HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Mary Dewitty Margie Hin 1701 Chestnut Avenue Mary Scott 'The church that is not pulpit centered, From but Spirit Centered, DAVID CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH Alfred Norman Johnson, Minister 2211 East 19th Street Austin, Texas GR 2-9748 Rev. J. E. Obey, Pastor Congratulations Congratulations tO Our CLASS OF 1965 Secretary F1-om LUCY HORTON ZION HILL BAPTIST CHURCH TRAINING UNION Mrs. Ada Bonner, Superintendent MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Claudia Carrington, Operator Tommy Russell, Operator Julia B. Clark, Manager Congrattgllations Compliments to GLORIA GIBBS GIBBS BEAUTY sHoP MARFY SANS 1301 1 2 ch' ' t r Phoie GR12Cf2Sgee MART1N's REAL ESTATE M1-S. Annie Pearl Gibbs, Owner 4701 E' mth Street WA 50360 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1965 From Mr. and Mrs. Johnny H. Houston 1178 Angelina Street Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS From THE HOLLOWAYS Congratulations and Congratulations Best Wishes to to SHIRLEY FAYE WASHINGTON EDWARD JONES From From Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gross Elyria, Ohio Your Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Searcy Best Wishes , Compliments and to -- 1 ..- May 601103 ess You NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON d NORMA JEAN ADAMS an . F Best Wishes rom E . . Your Sister and Brother-in- Law Therr Squ1reGCLub ani Ccjggritlon Corporal and Mrs. Sterlin Anderson Ommy T gg - re 1 n Congratulations Congratulations to to CAROLYN COLE LOIS MARIE SAULS From From Mr. and Mrs. Eddie P. King Mr. and Mrs. James A. Guilmynott Compliments Congratulations to to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON ANDREW MCNEASE SMITH From Wishing you great success. A Friend Reverend and Mrs. L. V. Ates C t 1 t' d B t W' h Ongra u a lonjoan es ls es Congratulations and Good Luck to DE E LGR S FRANKLIN NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON From From James A. Fowler Your Brother Mrs. Ida Jones and Family Congratulations tO NORMA JEAN ADAMS From Mrs. Willie B. Mickey and Mother Compliments to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON From CHECKER FRONT STORES Complete Food Stores Serving All of Austin Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations to to CAROLYN COLE From JESSIE LEE ALLEN Mrs. J. A. Houston, Grandmother From and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Griffin, Parents Miss Janet Hill Congratulations Best Wishes to to the C0mP1imentS i Reverend and Mrs. P. L, Woods From Captain Augustus O'Brien and Pamela and Daughter Congratulations Congratulations to 'CO 1965 ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS LUCY HORTON From Mrs. Rosie Dotson McCall Income Tax Consultant and Reporter The Horton and Bryant Families Congratulations Congratulations 750 to y NORMA JEAN ADAMS NORMA JEAN ADAMS From From , Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Franklin Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Gilbert Congratulations Congrattgllations l to LUCY L. HORTON i Mr. and Mrs. George Shelby . LOIS SAULS Mrs. Ruth Marshall 1 L Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and Joette Christine Henderson George Sanders, Jr. Congratulations and Best Wishes to NORMA JEAN ADAMS From Mrs. Cloteal Walker Congratulations to JOAN ARNOLD From Alvin and Bobbie 3021 East 16th Street Congratulations to GLORIA WALKER From Quinters Andrews - Class of 1955 and Myrtle Andrews Daniel - Class of 1958 Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations to to JIMMIE R. DUNCAN DOROTHY MARIE SIMPSON From From Belle Donna Club Miss Mary McBride Greetings Congratulations to to ADRIANNE RITCHERSON MARY EMMA BARTON From From Dal Farris Reverend H. A. Neal Congratulations to Good Luck and Best Wishes .IOHNNIE MARY KELLY to From ROBERT HARRIS PAULPJS PLAYHOUSE From Licensed Day Care Center 1910 East 7th Street DR 2-0261 Mrs. Pauline Teague, Proprietor and Supervisor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris 2202 Pennsylvania Avenue GR 7-9308 Congratulations to GLORIA GIBBS KATIE'S KITCHEN Home Cooked Meals From . s it - L P d c it T1MMoNs BARBER SHOP Pecla Y 02132 Gun a e Prompt - Courteous - Service Mondafgfgunday Hifjilnilfvtlgig I3Sf'Sf31E1oEh1Zl:'igD2tt 1202 E. 12th Street Austin, Texas Y 1 1 g Mrs. Katie Allen, Owner 1213 Chicon St. Ph. GR 7-0282 Congratulations to ELIJAH DAY From ' Mr. and Mrs. Huston Coleman Congratulations to Our Daughter CYNTHIA ANN CLEVELAND Reverend and Mrs. J. ,D. Cleveland Mother and Dad Congratulations Congratulations to to DELORES FRANKLIN NORMA JEAN ADAMS May God's Blessings Abide With You Always From Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dorn Mrs. Laura B. Hemphill Your Grandmother Congratulations Compliments to to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON LOIS SAULS Only those who try will succeed. From Mrs . Beatrice Wright Dr. and Mrs. Sidney White, Jr. Congratulations Congratulations to to JOHNNIE MARY KELLY JESSIE LEE ALLEN From Mrs. Dollie Bell Kelly From R. 1, Box 144 Dale, Texas Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Frank 6607 Shoal Creek Boulevard Congratulations Congratulations to to LOIS MARIE SAULS NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON From From Mom, Dad, Sister and Brother Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Moore Congratulations Congratulations and Good Luck to to NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON From F1'0f1'1 Your Aunt Mr. Milton Dallas Doris Mack Congratulations Best Wishes to DEBONETTE SOCIAL CLUB NANCY CARLETTE HOUSTON Mrs. George Stigger, President From Dr. C. R. 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