Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1967 volume:

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ANDERSON 1967 Austin, Texas Table Of TI LE GE CONTENT FO EWO D ED C ON N T O OA D OF T U TEES CUL T FF i N O JUN O CKET HICH SCHOOL VOLUME Published By The Graduating Class Contents SOPI-I OM ORES FAVORITES WHO S WHO AWARDS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS AUTOGRA PHS Foreword It has been said that one opens a good book with anticipation and closes it with profit. The basic idea in planning the 1967 YELLOW JACKET YEARBOOK has been the creation of a book that will meet these requirements. To have a successful publication, a yearbook must fulfill its obligation to the student and the school. If a student, perusing his yearbook, can place himself in a scene or can enjoy an accomplishment, the yearbook has succeeded. If the actions in the school by the administrators, teachers and students are correctly portrayed, then the yearbook has succeeded. We hope you feel the YELLOW JACKET has succeeded for we have tried to plan the yearbook to depict joyful times and thoughtful moments for the picture story ofthe year. Each division page features an insignia symbolic of what is to follow. In addition, it has been assembled for the specific purpose of preserving memories for you: to portray as many of the events and activities that you would like most to remember. I would like to express my gratitude to those who so obligingly helped with this publication. My sincere thanks to the patrons, both within and without the school, for their gracious supportg to the staff forworking very, very, hard besides using extra time. I would like to thank the student body whole heartedly for both participation and support for the yearbook could not have been accomplished without you. Now as you begin reading the history of this year with a great deal of anticipa- tion---and after you have read your yearbook and closed it, it is hoped that you will have reaped a profit of renewed memories of the days of the BLACK and GOLD. Sincerely, EDITOR MARY ELLA REED Pvt. Earl Couprey Collins Headquarters and Headquarters Co. 2nd Battalion, 61st Infantry Fort Carson, Colorado Son - Mrs. Curtis Collins A30 Robert Turner, Jr. 3443 Student Squadron Lowry Air Force Base Denver, Colorado Son - PFC. Eugene Shuler Son - Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter Shuler, Sr. Dedication S7 4---i ,Ef ',,......... , ' 4 www One Nation Under God America, America, God shed His grace on thee, And crown thy good With BROTHERHOOD, From sea to shining sea. Pvt. Robert Harris, III PFC 1st Class Son - Mr. 8a Mrs. Robert Harris, Ir. A3C Finnis E. Carter, Jr. Nephew - Mrs. Beulah Foster Pvt. Frederick Williams, Ir. 47th Transportation Co. APO 96491 San Francisco, California Son - Mr. St Mrs. F. Williams, Sr. 5 S Sgt. Adolphus R. Darby Co. D lst Bn. 'lth Cavalry lst Cavalry Airmobile Division APO San Francisco, California Son - Mr. 8a Mrs. Adolphus R. Darby RETURNED Sp!4 E-r Lee Dell Carrington 569th Egn. Co. Qtopo corp.j 35th Engineering Group Nha Trang, Vietnam Son - Mr. Sc Mrs. Obie Carrington Lester Roberts, 101 Airborne Division Vietnam Son - Mr. 8s Mrs. Louis Roberts James Earl Hale Vietnam Son - Mr. Kc Mrs. Homer Hale Dennis Hale Vietnam Son - Mr. 8: Mrs. Dennis Hale, Sr. Dedication Q Q A2C Monroe Thompson, Jr. Bergstrom AFB Ground Radio Communications Equipment Repaitman Son - Mr. 8a Mrs. Arthur Grant SERVING Charles Everett Simms Vietnam Son - Louis Abraham Simms Vietnam Son - Vernon James Hill Vietnam Son - Because you have and are still serving forus and because you have given your time, your wisdom and your lives for us---words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admiration for you - the ex-students of the L. C. Anderson High School - who are serving your country's call. In appreciation for such devoted service and your loyalty to AMERICA, the Yellow Jacket Staff of the L, C. Anderson High School, Austin, Texas, proudly dedicates the 1967 YELLOW JACKET YEARBOOK to Yellow Jackets serving in any area of the military ser- vice. -GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU- 6 1967 YELLOW JACKET STAFF ADMINISTRATION 1 7 'X' an MR. HOBART L. GAINES Vice-Principal L. C. Anderson High School MR. W. E. PIGFORD Principal L. C. Anderson High School Z2 cw ff X-:J f,z' JZ., ,.N 4 ' J Board Of Trustees AUSTIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS cum Small, Jr. -------------- - - - - President Rgy Butler - - - - - Vice President Dave Smith - - - - -Secretary MEMBERS Roy Butler Will D. Davis R. Desmond Kidd Clint Small, Jr. Dave Smith G. Clifford Thorne, M. D. Mrs. Bob Wilkes Administrative Offices 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., Administrative Director of Personnel OFFICE OF PUPIL PERSONNEL Arthur Cunningham, Ir. , Administrative Director of Pupil Personnel OFFICE OF SCHOOL PLANT Temple B. Mayhall, Administrative Director of School Plant Dr. Irby B. Carruth Superintendent Austin Public Schools Austin ohool Of Board Trustees SEATED, Left to right: Mr. Roy Butler, Vice President Mr. Clint Small Jr., President Mr. Dave Smith, Secretary STANDING, Left to right: Mr. R. Desmond Kidd Mrs. Robert M. Wilkes Dr. G. Clifford Thorne Mr. Will D. Davis Office Personnel vw , vw 1 eeee MRS. G. E. BRITTON 'Ei Registrar Registrar checking credits for graduation with Sandra Carter P MRS. IRENE H. THOMPSON Secretary 1 V 'K '--. 1 ---...,,,, The secretary pauses as she throws morning mail A busy morning issuing permits L to R Morris Jones, Bennie Williams, Michael Johnson, and Mrs. V. Rowe, Attendance Guidance Office BOSTON PHILLIP GRANT Counselor B. A. Samuel Huston College M. A. Colorado State College of Education Garrett Biblical Institute, Northwest- ern University The University of Texas North Carolina College at Durham Group Dynamics 1 iw A-uf l? xl 1- ,sql F V., ,Q 21. LJ f f R ,,sssi Office Routine, MRS, RACHEL ANDERSON, Secretary I MRS. OPAL SEABROOK Counselor A. B., Huston-Tillotson College B. S., Langston University A. B., Langston University M. A., Columbia University Uni- versity of Kansas Northwestern University I3 DEAN OF GIRLS OFFICE Training and practical experiences in school-community serv- ices are provided through various organizations. Patricia Hill, Beverly Johnson and Sandra Nesby receive instructions from Mrs. M. Yerwood Thompson. I4 Home Visitor JOHN R. HAZLEY B. S. Tuskegee Institute DEAN OF GIRLS MRS. M. Y. THOMPSON B. A. Huston-Tillotson College M.S.W. Atlanta U. Sch. Social W. M. Ed. The University of Texas Magna Cum Laude Majors: Spanish, Casework and Ed- ucational Psychology Minors: Social Studies, Group Work and Ed. Psych. San Diego State College The University of Texas FACULTY I - fx, r 5- if I6 s os Coronation Simpkins MISS ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL Ann Jarrnon Marva Douglas Henrietta Sauls Lula Williams No representative RUNNERS -U P ---- lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Principal W. E. Pigford crowning MISS ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL - Miss Virginia ,ff-..' .f f' I 9, Ax! MR. ESQUIREH Reginald Carter Donald Harrell Frederic Jones Roger Ates No representative Q Lawrence M. Britton, Ir., and presents a gift from SPONSORS of CORONATION .... Coronation handsome son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Britton, Sr. congratulates Mr. Esquire the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Mrs. H. P. Adams Chairman Mrs. G. E. Britton Mrs. P. H. Christopher Principal presents Miss Anderson High and Mr. Esquire at half-time during the homecoming game. I7 ESM mqmwn Librar THE STAFF MRS. EUNICE M. EASLEY Llbrarlan any 3 E MRS. FAY H. FRITZ MRS. BOBBIE WILLIAMS Librarian Library Clerk a Library Scenes ,fl If sn-qw., -Wa' nip if Proper Use Of English Is Essential To uccess English is a broad subject including a study area of man Y varieties such as expository and creative writing, literature in all its forms and the mechanics of grammar. Class and outside work provide students with much practice in all these areas and train them to use English effectively. Developing the ability to speak well before a group is important. 'N ' wi' v tar , WM J r ll ull Q r s is F W LUCI LE E . FRA ZIER RESEARCH broadens students' knowledge English W-M Reading Center MRS. VERNA W. ARNOLD English - Reading IN ST RU CT IONA L MA TERIA LS CENTER A A 'mmm kr? 4 ' W i - E ' f ILL .. L A L' ' , LLLLL ,a L W R ,Q--'I di: A ' ,, -XL. , Q I ima.. :dx i , ' E gi AA .fn 1 4 5 4 ' , N,L, ni W, ma 1 Q, , ..Z '. . L ,,.-f fy- . -. f' ' l SPEECH 1 - preparing for recording READING IMPROVEMENT for college-bound students. y. In A TIME FOR REFLECTION AND ASSIMILATION OF IDEAS 957 Xi 0 Q. ? is A T. V. PROGRAM PROVIDES THOUGHT FOR CRITICAL WRITING. Q' Y ,Q-0 I qw-b Q I MRS . MAXINE JOHNSON English STUDY OF GREAT LITERARY WORKS MRS. V. T. SMITH English 22 STUDENTS COVER THE GLOBE THROUGH READING X' P,. 13 fuuush-French ,afar fr' xp 5 Q, HW ly r 'l as Practice session in the foreign language laboratory .g,,1' r MRS. A. GASTON Spanish French MRS. SUSAN CHILDS French French Modern languages are taught by the audio lingual method and stress skill in speech and comprehension. -arf Modern languages become more personal when one hears his own voice speaking via a tape recorder. 23 Hom Growth Takes Individual Homemaking provides education for home, school and community living through continuous expanding experiences at every stage or level of development. These experiences include: ways of creating a phys- ically, emotionally, and socially healthy environ- ment in the home, information and training in skills which insure nutritional efficiency, adequate growth, and total health to family membersg assistance in buying practices, wise expenditure of money and l MRS. KATHERINE MILLS FISHER M. S. Degree Homemaking ,., r . 1 Future Homemaker L-J -f Class Club Officer ' Xfx N Preparing a Family Luncheon Boys too, Study I-lomemaking raking Patterns In Homemaking time, and in personal and family managementg op- portunities for family recreation and community par ticipationg and assistance in home beautification, re W .... . l pair, construction, decoration and furnishing and y the relation of these to effective and happy family life. More important, stress is laid upon a thorough My my ,,.r , knowledge and understanding of child growth and de velopment. MISS KATHERINE W. BRIDGES M. A. Degree 0 Homemaking A merica - , QXN' , Clothing Construction - Advanced Class A Study of Color Analysis Chapter Officers ,, I II' Health Education The Health Education Department offers units of study that enables students to evaluate health attitudes, prac- tices, knowledges and interests. Students are stimulated to desire valid health information and to be critical of contemporary health problems. The Bulletin Board the Focal Point for Current News Items Relating to Health. . ,,,t V. 'WX ' as MRS. HAZEL P. ADAMS Health The Human Body Unit Teaches the Structure and Operation of the Human Body . 26 INTRA MURA LS FOR GIRLS 4 A l 1 ' 2 Winners of volleyball tournament - FRONT ROWS QL to RJ - Ella Hunter, Linda Hardaway, Ella Piper, Brenda Harris, Barbara McBride, Patsy Jones, Madeline Townsend. BACK ROW - Alpha Hornsby fscorerj, Lois Parks, Christine Moore, Janet Roberts, Betty Ray. --Hazel P. Adams, Intramural Director for Girls-- nit TBR The bulletin board is an instrument used by students to post pictures, charts, graphs and pamphlets related to research, cause and treatment of HTUBERCULOSIS, ,., , K., hx'xvxrl 'V I 3 A . 1 -, g t i. - ,M-q,.,.., I V. . K .. i V V ,,,..,, ,X n I 'A '. y p , tw, , f - fi , y ,P f 1 -. i my llysxf A ,. . 19 -. .qs . GMO :fi ld' ' f 'H ' ' ' I - - ' , 1-45,1-M-T '-'f , V. : ---1 . , - . j 'Wff , ,Q ' , :Z I - f L., , -. Q Business Department MRS. JOHNNIE ELDER Typewriting Typewriting Students Complete Unit on Centering Mm we-yn' Q as MYRTLE A. JOHNSON Chairman le, -sy., if :Wfwwwl Y Mi' 'M-s, Shorthand I Class h V Checking Notes 9 il Business Department 5, ,.,, 1 ,wwf 'J,, .,.y W '77- '15 n-l ' I-',.,,,,.-nf: Advanced I ' ' Students ,,,f:'j ' C utting wif L VV V , V Stencils ac ee A s A Q E ...E I, Q Mimeographing XXX A I J' Bookkeeping Class Completes Unit on SPE f CIA L JOURNALS fi s,,, , C C CONCENTRATION MAKES FOR EXCELLENCE IN TYPINGH N In? 71 Mary Carey TYPIST 29 cience MELVIN C HA MBERS Applied Science MARCUS L. PICKARD Chemistry 85 Physics , . 4 , . DON B. NEUMANN Biology No Photo AVAILABLE FREDDA L. YOUNG Biology LONNIE L. JACKSON Biology ,ZEN X.. 1 Y Cience N 1 - .. 5. ' ww en e ,Q iA e, k ' A' sf i VI J Y. fy51-i'2f- Experiences, the Universal Mother of Sciences. - -C erv antes . Sis - Ng, Cience e . . . Sciences are not cast in a mold. They are formed and perfected by degrees --Montaigne A , -1 W .Q A ,gy-1 tuna was awww-' ff'- x mum, ' H ,Ni af: B E Mathematics w use eww, Q t -v W. R. BA NKS Algebra Students transforming stated problems into open sentences and finding the solu tion set. t iii iii A A it,,, 4 tt,' ,s,rt,s: ARTHUR MOSELEY Algebra - Geometry Explanation of problems in simultaneous equations 33 1 52' 11' K- ., 1 S 8 r was MRS. A. JEAN WILLIAMS Mathematics . L.,, ,...,,. , as-s:w:1w'3f,t'g We 'sfstiwf gf 1 ?7'f 357 Q W4 Modern Basic Mathematics Class This course provides a background and an introduction to the topics of a first course in algebra. E' R. B. TIMMONS Geometry - Trigonometry 34 Class In Modern Trigonometry Related Mathematics sa , M, M, MELVIN J. CHAMBERS, Mathematics A11 scientific education which does not commence with mathematics is, of necessity, defec- tive at its foundation. COMTE I. A. MCDONALD Mathematics Related Mathematics 35 fs. :ff K Activities in American History Social Studies S I HERTHA W. GLENN Social Studies .um 5 . Q 'Ark 32 x':' f,'z 2 , T J. R. RAINES Social Studies American History C lass W ,,. .. fwf JEFF HANCOCK Social Studies American History Class mu. , T?-has ifk,,,r , A A f ,iif S if Q--V W-as 5 ,z i , , 1, . K us es: X: kr V Y K, 5. ' , Si l A A 1 r H3 f i. . 3 7 P it 5 if ., SW Q K , .L gt. N.., 1 W: K M. B. JONES World History - the Pathway to Knowledge - Past, Present and Future E' fd PEGGY H. CHRISTOPHER Civics - Sociology - - Economics 38 -...Q 4 In V , YA 1 M 15.1 I , H Vocational Rehabilitation Mr. George Nawrocki, Manager, University of Texas Tea House, observes Beverly Kin- . ney on the job. READING: For Mean- ing Mr. R. T. Mc- Alister and Mr. F. D. Breeding are shown with their students at work in the classroom Ethel Shields bus girl smiles on her job at the University of Texas Var sity Cafeteria MR R. T. MCALISTER B. S. Prairie View A SL M College Special Education Tulsa Technical College . Prairie View A 85 M College eu I L42 'S Gregery Williams - Jesse Jackson S.M.E. Sales Scholarship Contest Dalrnason Coruthers nf-1 4 -,Q VOCA TI ONAL UNDERSTANDING CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS I -X Q M, I, 1 X 0 i QM M I S o sssss Y' ofx 5- 94- v LEADERSHIP I N DEVELOPMENT Q, 'v X 'G fo 9 1 of X Y 1? Q? T. T. DAVIS Don Chambers D. E. Coordinator I , a 41, 4, f il SOCIA L INTELLIGENCE P CQ! W f I 40 . Fd? x i Lf 4' I My X ,J x l srrs Deca Week Marvin Lewis Vis , .Q rf' , , , R .M . P 9, it A . I C. as , -- , 'Hg M 2 an ,- M R1 Barb' ,E R 9 I ., - ' C , -L ,'gT I 1 4 E . X 4,-'E l Y K 4 Q . C q Til -M Z Y R i ,I ffl Q4 J va M, M... 'nr l if ff .df Clyde Cannon Charles Robinson Vevwfi-rmiMr1w f rrwlnlfmrlwrpwa I ,C V,,, , 4 I i TEACHING INCOME TAX 1967 ,J Raymond Middleton Qleftj INCOME TAX Rodger Ates frightj Y E 'D QQ' as za! I ,rf Edw ard Vanzandt Verna Maxwell 'I Douglas Smallwood Robert Favors Edward Tolbert , ,ls M 23 X 4.,- V 'F 4' , ,,,, ,, x Q sy 5 or my ': KIV' '-: W . ' I L 'I - A -9 ai Willie H urd te Cosmetolog Cosmetology is the scientific study and practice of beauty culture as a career. lt offers many opportunities and rewards to students, who receive through training, develop an attract- ive appearance and a charming personality. Students giving a shampoo and practic- ing on hair wefts. Students practicing the arts of Cosmetol- Ogy. 2liU'7l'ZLV'li1 S l j ay if Mg ' fp? , af' il J I, '- 5 ' Agp' I' v - f b ' it ' lf 'CQ X' lr W 'll , f V if 4 . . ,A - MJ 1 ' I ' .1 r P29 C 3 JULIA H. YOUNG Cosmetology Experimenting with heat on the hair wefts. Light therapy and pincurling mannequin. 111' Scenes of fXlDa at e School A . Faculty members have serious thoughts dur- Rehearsals speed perfection ing assembly program. sccr s SN so 1 rss 1 i Q Q H c 5 , ziy, ,.,fd.w-dw' Preparing assignments Learning to puncruate properly Ready for work. Time to go. Clinical Help Rosewood School like other Austin schools have the special privilege of sending eligible pupils to the READING CLINIC for individualized instruction in reading. Mrs. C. M. Yancy is the cooperating teacher, and Mr. L. C. Jones is principal. at ,.-.0 te Fourth grade pupils, left to right are: Keith Stewart and Barbara Meeks. Mrs. Rosby L. King, Clinician. iuux NH- SUUND I co is is WHAT WHO UU 2 A WHEN Q, P, HHERE WHICH HHEEL 7 . I whit xslmni Mrs. Vivian McDonald, Clinician, instructs Rodney Turner, Rodney Melrose, Annie McCarther, and Lester Brown in learning the WH sound. 44 . X A ' ooawma 317 CUIIL1146 fl X xx L N- J an oF1'91v AOJA :Imp X 'M if A 4' Qicuxrfo G CXQQE .. ,'f-:, .. roll ixfigiib Vrkikk 10 013,00 wwe O Aeueo S100 E M. J. CRAWFORD, Advisor Vocational Agriculture ' .1 Amaznsuu AUSTIN CHAPTER Future Farmers of America Meeting Vocational Automeohanio Class Thirty-six Strong Scope Men MORNING C LA SS Sylvester Brown, Sherman Burleson, Douglas Carr, Vastine Fisher, Clarence Johnson, Orlean Williams, Joe Lee, Roy McKinney, Hubert Moore, Lester Patton, Jackie Pool, Michael Shackles, Alfred Shaw, William Strange, Ed- ward Tinsley, Levester White. EVENING CLASS Willie Brooks, Jesse Carr, William City, Floyd Cline, Raymond Crayton, Norris Eason, Lewis Fowler, York Gibson, Dennis Jackson, Louis Lee, Dav- id Lyons, Michael Moore, Willie Musgrove, Lennel1Shackles, Albert Smith, Willie Waits, Charles Walker, John Washington, Claude White, Earl Williams V. I. C. A. OFFIC ERS Alfred Shaw, President Floyd Cline, Vice-Pres. Hubert Moore, Secretary Claude White, Treasurer Louis Lee, Reporter Jesse Carr, Sgt. -at-Arms Lewis Fowler, Parliamen- tarian rf' ,.. wx? 7.5 f ,. I 2 WY-5 -A 'D --Q... + - dfx K . ARTHUR R. BUC KNER Automechanics LOIS PARKS Who's Who Editor MARY KEYES Subscription Editor SANDRA CARTER Photo Editor IESSIE HOUSTON Feature Editor IFES. BARBARA NICHOLS Associate Editor Yellow 19 taff MARY ELLA REED Editor GA RY RUSSELL Art Editor MISS LUCILE E. FRAZIER Faculty A dvisor Jacko 67 'E BARBARA WILSON Copy Editor LINDA MANOR Copy Editor SHIRLEY DARBY Contact Editor BOYD HA NSBOROUGH A dvertising Editor ltik gms BETTY JOHNSON Activity Editor BRETA BELL FREDERIC Asst. Feature JONES Editor Sports Editor STAFF SUPPORTERS 47 STAFF BEGINS ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE DAY Editor Mary Ella Reed giving instructions for the day 's work fa on ff l 'K . W4 J ' -,Q ,,. x M , 1' kr' I .--v ' I 5 Editors selecting design for backs to display. Editors check correct spelling of names 2' UM X ..f . 5 i ' 1 ' f , t, E - c E S t f 3 A Advertising agents check for duplication 48 .-px N, we, E A 'Q as y , L - r 5 4 1 Q 95 x kj ,mi S Johnny Davis, Business Man- ager, checking the day's re- ports. a L 1 1 Jessie Houston filing pictures for safety. K , . -, .,,..,,,,, .,., A ZX V ., , , K ,gf 7 M1 SENICRS , f ?w322EMis'zfe -X , 'Wi . wwf' A ' Y -2 af l'-: :',,,a:f 2-f:',g,-H-2,2 X xg ' KK m fs, ,. , , iA:,f I 3' T9 ' J -Zi -5.x li V : A V. ' T L . V is K .. 3 fl I' - W K if fy my L1 :wal ,1 , ,V . ..,.., 5, gggffiilfyixmgixff K 1 - V L vw gm u mf, ' A . A '1'f,,'lW'2f 'SQ 'i k , -, . , . H 5- viifvwzi M 4- SMMM 3 - raw- C 3 L, ' .......-5 'saw X Eff '4- gf-cf E . SE IGH The secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his op- portunity wheu it comes. - Disraeli - GO FORWARD and BE READY ' Yi fi ,fi R, E 1 f , . R E OUR PRINCIPAL SPEAKS ssrr ' yy A HERBERT CITY MARVA DOUGLAS President Vice-President !.wF-Ki A , V REGINALD CARTER KAY S. WALKER ROSE MARIE HILL AARON JERRELLS Sergeant-at-Arms Asst. Secretary Secretary Treasurer Evening Fun Q? 2 is 'V' ak Eddie Edwards Brenda Smith Boyd Hansborough Linda Larson Louis Scott Dianna Powell Marion Moore Ann Jarmon -qw: fi, uccess Is Living p Tc BARBARA NIC HOLS MYRNA KINDRED REGINA CANNON BEATRICE HOUSTON ELLA LOTT LOIS PARKS SHIRLEY REYNOLDS ALPHA HORNSBY The Best Of Your Ability LUCILE WASHINGTON ADDIE WALKER VIRGINIA SIMPKINS SHIRLEY DARBY PEGGY ELLIS SHARON YETT MARY ELLA REED HENRIETTA SAULS He That SHARON STERLING RONALD FLOWERS G EORGE WA TKINS CLA RA WALKER JULIA PAYE HOUSTON CHARLES V. ALLEN ROY MCKINNEY MARY ANN REED Has Patience ay Compass Anything CHRISTINE MOORE TOMMY DUKES WILLIE BEDFORD WILLIE IRENE TURNER EUGENE ANDERSON BARBARA A. WILSON VICKI RHENELLE FOWLER JOHN FOSTER Always Stnve For The HELEN DAVIS H AROLD CAMPBELL LA WRENCE BYRD LINDA TAYLOR BEVERLY COLLINS JOSEPH BROWN DALMASON CORUTHERS ADA TERRELL Higher Things In Life HOMER EDWARDS MARY KEYES JACQUELINE TAYLOR DONALD HARRELL EDWARD Va11ZANDT LORETTA LENUED JOYCE HARRIS JEROME FLOWERS Within Ourselves Our Future Lies f ssii ,fm e,e x is if df. Fi is I Rf f I ss, ky CAROL HOWARD CLAUDE WHITE JESSE WASHINGTON GWENDOLYN UNDERWOOD DORTHA JEAN ROBINSON HAROLD POWELL DOUGLAS SMALLWOOD PATRICIA STEVENSON Next To Excellence Is The Appreciation Of It GARY RUSSELL MARY L. THOMPSON JOHNNY DAVIS I .4 , n -f A in Q, ,sf 2 ' WK c DIANE JONES ELLIS THOMAS BETTY JOHNSON BET TY GILBERT RAYMOND CRAYTON A Goodness Is The Only Investment That LINDA HOLMES DON CHAMBERS A sn, it , X GROVER HOUSTON MARTHA GREEN Fn1ll'P ' LULA WILLIAMS mu- WILLIE WAITS HOWARD NORRIS GLADYS EDWARDS 60 Never Fails Always Aim High Then Work To Reach Your Aim WILLIE ALEXANDER IRIS JOHNSON SHIRLEY I-IAYWOOD ' CLARENCE JACKSON V- LINDA FREEMAN ' M? THOMAS PLEASANT DONALD WILLIAMS BENNIE HALE 6 urest Way Not To Fai MARY CAREY SHERMAN ELLIOTT MARVIN LEWIS MARY K. HILL BETTYE RAY RAYMOND MIDDLETON GARY WI-IITLEY DORIS SIMMONS S To Determine To ueeeed CHARLES CHAMBERS SANDRA CARTER NEALMA WHITE MICHAEL BELL DAVID CAMPBELL SHARON-MOFFETT BOBBIE JOHNSON RILEY NORWOOD ...L L Actions Of Men Are Like The Index Of A Book LINDA FAYE MILLER MICHAEL JOHNSON FLOYD CLINE JOYCE SPRUELL JANET ROBERTS WILLIE BOLDEN VERNON PROSSER A NNETTE SAMPSON 'hey Point Out What Is Most Remarkable In Them JOE L. DAVIS WILLIE M. JONES .Sl . 'f,',. ' 5 RUTH MOORE A AMES R. JOHNSON IIII I I L.LV - R If f I s I JESSE JACKSON VERNA MAXWELL GLADYS MILLER CHARLES ROBINSON An Aere Of Performance Is Wortl DOROTHY WALKER LAWRENCE SYKES WILLIE HURD GERA LDINE HARRISON SUSIE HUTCHINSON CURTIS BURNS ALOYSIUS HOUSTON JOYCE HARRIS he Whole World Of Promise FREDERIC JONES SHIRLEY WRIGHT CLAIM WILLIAMS NAPOLEON EASON, IR, LINDA MANOR JOHN WASHINGTON LONNIE WASHINGTON ROSE MARIE MILLER A6 'Mgr The Actions Of Men Are The Bes -arivfli AQ- Q.. ,QQ iw' Y. kg X CAROLYN COX ALVERTIS RECORD LEROY HALE DIANE PATTERSON MELBA CRAWFORD FRANK LEWIS ELLIOT PENNICK DINA K. JOHNSON ndications Of Their Worth Y' I-Q. JAMES ALLEN BAYLESS FOWLER I-IATTIE M. HUNT ESRNEST DAVIS I .f ROGER ATES SANDRA D. VERSE SHIRLEY FRANCIS DONALD CAVANAUGH V Progress Is The Act1v1ty Of Todaw MARGIE MILES GERALD DUNCAN RICKEY JOHNSON SHIRLEY MILLER MARVA DUNCAN DUKE MAXWELL CLYDE CANNON ANNIE SANDERS f I And The Assurance Of Tomorrow I eff' , X Q, Y x 6 f If x if ,L 2 1 I LARRY SCROGGINS PATRICIA HILL DIANE STEWART JOHN HENDERSON FREDDIE BARTON ELBRA BRYANT LOIS HARRIS THOMAS YOUNG We May Not Achieve Our Ideas, But, Like The JESSIE MAE BROWN JOYCE JONES MITCHELL MAYS, JR TERRY JONES MARYLIN MACKEY HATTIE NUNN GLENN MCKINNEY CAULETTE BUSBY Stars They Serve To Guide Us On Our Way CLARA DUMAS VERDIE DeWITTY PEGGY BAYLOR HENRIETTA JACKSON 6 X . ,, . K fm, W, ?,, 1f m 7?:L- ,egg f -'F' TROPI-HES OF VICTORIES' IS 1 x 1 2 It I I 1 .E Q e P . 1 fi .x L. C. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL ELEVENTH GRADERS MAKE TOUR This tour was made possible by a grant from the Southern Edu- cation Foundation through the Texas Principals' Association V , ' A 'e.f'.,,w Students pose in front of ranch home of President L. B. Johnson .:. Sip ' First Christian Chili-Ch OfJOh1'1SOl 1 City where the Students pose beneath sign indicating boyhood home of President attends, President Johnson in Johnson City. The bus which carried the students on the tour of the Presi- dent's Birthplaceg his Boyhood Homeg the Family Cemeteryg and the Ranch Home. 5 J JUNIQRS Q34 51' EQ I SucCessM Is Living p To Ones if DAWN, Juniors Linda C. Thomas James Williams, Jr. Patsy Gail Jones Charles Brown Shirley D. Chambers Ralph LaVanne Pleasant Beverly Jean Miles Hubert Moore Margie Arnold Sylvester Brown Johnnie Mae Courtney Otis Demerson Abilitiesg To Do Less Is Failure Juniors Martha B. Medlock John Crenshaw Susan Lovings Dennis Jackson Ella Piper William Ward Rose E. Hutchinson Vastine Fisher Novella Atwood Thurman Lee Benford Artrelle Houston Douglas Carr Be Average Is Mediooreg Juniors 7 ai ...g 'E ' 1 1 . 7, l eooa X Rm.. Ruth E. Harris Eugene Harper Gracie Mae Lewis Michael Moore Betty Jones Marvin R. Hooper Ella Mae Mason Earl S. Williams Shirley Mackey Roger Jenkins Muriel Diggs Sammie Joe Williams Louise Helen Bryant Donald Brown Sandra Loyce Nesby David Sterling Jo Ann Foster Ezell Green Betty Jo Guy Larry J. Franklin Pearlie Lee Alfred Taylor Annie Marie Parks Willie Brooks Strive To Excel! Juniors WW ipsum 5? -fs-a,..t., When You Know What Is Right, Beulah Marie Darby Arthur Robinson Delores Sutton Eddie Collier Chaurice Ransom L. D. Hornsby Ruby Burton Lester E. Patton Patsy L. Allen Charles Wellington, Jr Joyce Freeman Gregory Williams There Is Onl One Thing To Do' Val R. Fleming York F. Gibson, III Bettye Humphries Norris L. Eason Jean Lee Charles Harris Kay Frances Williams Donald Foster Delores Jean Peeples William Duvall Josephine Mays Louis E. Lee Juniors A Person Is Q'Great', To The Extent Juniors Ethel Shields Joe Ellis Lee Angela Templeton Clifford Humphries Tiny Rena Stewart John Hargrove Clara Hume Jack A. Hunter Mary Massington Leslie Stewart Jackie R. Pool Sarah G.' Monroe That He Benefits Other People' Linda Hurd Charles Duncan Barbara McBride Norwood Ray Hunter Mary Crawford Ben Arthur Robinson, Jr. Constance Scroggins Paul King Helen Elizabeth Johnson M, T. Lewis, Jr. Madeline Jo Townsend Jackie Freeman Juniors millx Every Difficulty Is A Challengeg Juniors Lottie Matthews Robert Hunt Barbara A. Washington John D. Mays Beverly Faye Johnson Dennison Davis Leotha Black Allen H. Black Portia Russell Jerry L. Wright Linda Kaye Williams Clearance Johnson Dorft Let It Be A Defeat! Shirley Houston William Strange LaVerne Rivers Oddie Revada Carolyn J. Burse Allen Williams Terry L. Hatch Richard Bryant Stephanie Smith John H. Baker Lizzie Mae Hartman Ira Darden Juniors rl' kr Q 12 ' 'i e 3 1 ix is , - , k E k,:.f X I 5 'SR ,, Mfr There Is A Place In This World For Meg Juniors X J E I rg, 4- W in e .1 1' Q TR L sr Q gi? 1 ,i ' Z., V A kia: .,,,: fr 1 f1iL'2!fF 'l i ,L A s ..- f- 'I A . .. ., V ,ta -1 ff 1 . 1. ,K fl n .. if . 1 4 - ,F V ., f - 5 i ' 1.0 I W 2 . f W F ' Q 24 ' ' , fi 'if kia ?, 1 ' iff' ,Q i :Q 'O -Vi Vsfifigf ' K' jf gifgi A Q ' ,j Linda Joyce Hardaway Sammie Lee Whittington Linda Sterling Harvey Atkins Ada Clark Howard Davis Katie Marie Wallace Jesse Carr Elsa McDowell Jesse Powell Mary Ann Dunn Gene Nunn I Will Find It And Fill It With Good' lacqulyn Yvonne Holley Charles Walker Ella Hunter Carey January Shirley Lavern Shanks Keith Hammond Lott Brenda Faye Harris Michael Wilson Shirley A. Miles James Maxwell Sharon Elaine Ray Sylvester Earls az Zilihsn- 5 f E L ,IVV if A 1 ff! Hifi? .K ini me 1 5 Juniors ,-,Q gk -A 'XT' S . ,M ,W , .f , 5 W ,L. :Vt ki X ,Q 1 L my VQUY frriky ' , n 'LKI' ' - rnn if Carlyn L. Richardson Edward Tinsley Laverne Rivers Van Ray Portia Blakemore Gene Smith Eyvette Cheryl Collins Margaret Johnson Brenda Mannie Cuemel Grant Dorothyl. Terrell Levester White You Can Do It If You Believe You Can l Florine Hartman Benford Willie J. Musgrove Gwendolyn Louise Shepard William Cullen Ray Bertha Harris L. C. Goven l l Mattie Flowers Linda Marie Hunter Seretha Jean Manor Cornelius Shoaf Carlette Sampson Billy Ray Shelby Juniors f x ' is Ji Wi f.. f ix 1 I V4 gf .M - ? Q ' 155 ., 1 5 r 3 ,ll 3 if 'Q -4 3 3 5' s' 63 fi' .-av if 3 ij ' 4, ,-fr J! its fa .al wi l all l ya lin O A , aa I ,fl 89 Juniors Q! . T5 X6 Cb, Gladys Walker Shirley R. Dudley Teresa Horton Ellen Marie Jones Morris Jones Eva Mae Blakemore Edna Price Beverly Kinney Mary Lou Williams Isaac Thomas SOPHOMCRES DeSeria Forge Daryl Jones Marilyn Kindred Raymond McPhaul fb ' '9 If -.- ll ,, K 4. Y .. B The Person You Are To Be ophomores We Ruby Atwood Curtis Robinson Dianna Thomas is-. arbara Easley Linda Webber Meredith Kelly Richard Plummer 92 Linda Gayle Dallas I Linda Caldwell Floripe Barrs Richard Templeton Daphne Overton ii ,,,-N R, O 'va'-4 ginre-mffvv 5 ' You Are ow Becoming! Sophomores 75, V? Zi? . af, vi, JN f J 5, 1 Brenda Irving Sheila White Danny Larson Cynthia Robinson Willie Edwards Carol Harris Bennie Williams Alvin A. Shaw Barbara Ray John Harvey Jacqueline Ridge Frederic Lewis Willie Hurst Edward Melrose Ebertine Smith Donna McKinney 6' M. There JY Frankie Smith Freddie Hill Evelyn Kindred f Mark McDonald Is Something Creative In Each Of Usg ff- it 1 ww Gloria Foster Claudette Anderson Sherman Smith Virlin Jones 1 Z William Walker Helen Stanley Brenda Mims Robert Maxwell 4, .E 1 Elleanor Warren Robert Lott Charlotte Campbell Jan Owens i,X QW r'55lik?, Yi: f - ,asm tl-9, W ophc U Q L .4 is if ? .af 4 r :fr 7 C r , x r Af NOTES , p J Jil? ' J 3 R -1 cr ,1 V A S' z,.s ' if Find Your Talent And Develop It! Dorothy Jackson Charles Davenport Jessie Houston Doris Williams J egg, 'lt IA NE 5 4 ii 1' YP- ai fs, 'X arfgxgs, ep s ' 3 nw K I s 54 if i is 1 are ' 1 3 3 4 -, , . , -..H Kathy Wilson Elmer Fisher Clifton Dilworth Avon Scott Mi it We it Rosie Jackson Mary Daniels Donald McVade Bernice Atkins I , J YH qv, J 3 ' 5 1' f J.. I , Billy Washington Delores Harris David Dukes Vonnye Thompson Sherrie Lofton Larry Earls Delores Reed Donald Edwards First Think, And Then Speak ophomores Linda Revada Charles Davis Mae Evelyn Haywood K Shirley Fisher Mary Lindsey Samuel Collins fist' S C edric Sanders Gloria Clemons Betty Sterling Frances Manor Ammie Wright Janis Jackson A Man,s Character Is Revealed By His Speech Johnnie Parks Sandra Clark Henry. Roberts Beverly Powell fx - . new aa, wr ophomores 'il I X-V P -- Q 1 gs , f f I Henry Hill Gloria Monroe Carolyn Mannie Oscar Nelson rrr. P B ,..., Patricia Wright Stacy Walton Barbara Turner Breta C armen Bell l 1 James Cannon Elizabeth Davis L. M. Rivers Nevada Bragg Live True To The li-351 That You Know! Mary lo Hill Robert Moore Linda Powell Garry Schultz Robert Bryant Linda Gooden Tommie lean Sorrells Danny Galloway Thelma Jean Moore ophc Mary Jerrells David Harris Eva Wallace Karen Anderson 414 ea: E ,l '11 Lynette McKissack Willie Bunton Kay Lynne Jones , IIOTCS Character Is Not A Giftg It IS A Victory! fi r rrr xi Patricia Lewis Arthur Woods Ethel Davis Marilyn Arnold Gwendolyn Lee Larry Thigpen Samuel Jones Delores Chambers Mable Blaylark Ernestine Harrison Milford Busby Georgia Shields Melvin Carter, Jr. Patricia Ann Roe James Johnson Barbara Jean Black He Who Speaks, Sowsg Who Listens, Reaps Barbara Smith Raymond Young Alfreda Jackson Willie Curry X in 4 A A . ' I Lf r iio Z Raymond Whitley Mabel Fagan Evelyn Wyclift Ellen Martin Sophomores 3 ' , c. 'W f ' 2' 4 ' f - ,eg .. r I 1137135 -K--or ri gd , s Q X if Rose Ann West Albert Allen Louis Hicks Barbara Henderson nat' y ,RX aim is: A Verna Jo Francis Bobbie Lynn Mackey Richard Speed Kay Watters ' 1 mfg o-ww 'iii it 1 N , V Speech Both Reveals And Conoeals Thoughts Of Men Sophomores Howard Patterson Annette Taylor Kenneth Prosser Karen Knowles 'Z i, ,E Veg winie Mae Moore W A Lawrence Ward hi V , y Jo Ann Hornsby lg ' iIh:' loe y K Q K f 1 Thelma S ruell l Hollis Moffett ,, VVAV Elizabeth Ellison Helen Davidson -6 ' K Nelson Robinson if Sharon Crayton es ie,--. 5, ' J. 4 r . W ww' ia f, a Y Jacqueline Taylor Tommy Mitchell iii i ii i Q. Rosetta Thompson IOI othing Sueeeeds So Well As Success if! ' sw' xv ' ,N . o . 0 A K1 'mir' .263-,iss 1 37' 'f '3' 3' , 3,1 V . -:. .x'!4t' ?J'.g?s,gk,.wW'iT' .'f'6i'-ra-'31'.'sg v,'!:f'fseFi1' ' f N , l02 1 'ix 1' K-412, 1... yy Q , JH. 13 W , E 1' f trrl M l , C ,J Yr f l..- z is Lmmk, Lm fl 1 ,ggli 'su dmv 1 ' N53 s W 6 Linda Dunn Johnny Johnson Rosetta Robinson Robert Hunter ophomores x Mae Miller Larry Hurd Jessie Clemons Johnny Simpkins fx 'X s .. 'ik .:. l 5 4 bw -Q I X I Phillip Walker Marilyn Hendricks Quincy Jarmon Linda Williams Barbara Edmondson Henry Davis Linda McKinley Larry Hunt Carolyn Holley Everett Williams Patricia City Algie Williams X W ::. f-,.,., . 1 ' 1 -... ,gk ,. s.lsl f. QTY 'Satire FAvoRnEs l pf SHARON ELIZA BETH YETT S enior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Yett HENRIETTA SAULS Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Davis 2 i 1 x . mf , PA TSY GAIL JONES Junior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones MARTHA BEATRICE MEDLOCK Junior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royce T. Medlock sm uf, x V BRETA CA RMEN BELL Sophomore Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bell GIRL OF THE YEAR 1966-1967 MARY ELLA REED Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reed BARBARA ANN WILSON Senior Daughter of Mrs. Mary Lena Crayton s I WILLIE IRENE TURNER Senior Niece of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Young - W: 5me N , X DINA KAY JOHNSON Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson BRENDA F. HARRIS Mrs. Junior Granddaughter of Laura B . Hemphill 3 i A ag 5 i f ,. ., . Yi? v -:fa We i if. Q 5 H5 , .h 5 Q 35.1. ' T' 5551 x 4 -QW 13.5 .. R 1 f ii 5 is .1 ly, Q W .Q 4 A f . K , K1- ,. 1 :,' t ,2'h-, A MARY LOUISE THOMPSON Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson LINDA FA YE MILLER Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Miller SHIRLEY ANN DARBY Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Darby BEULA H MARIE DA RBY Junior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Darby f TJ I I I ' s Q ,Q LINDA A NNETTE STERLING Iunior Daughter of Mrs . Dorothy Sterling SHA RON ARINDA STERLING Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sterling 1 , rkg - .. 5 ia SHIRLEY ANN WRIGHT Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Wright, Sr. HERBERT GLEN CITY Senior Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamesl. City hfiiiiiiiux ' :Qi I rw I E Y' TQ? Q sss et , It f miwrfzz, -aalfsvrh 'M ,, ,R Q ' 'TZEQQWV--M1 ' ut Delegate to the Bluebonnet Girls' Stateg Drum Major in the L. C. Anderson High School Yellow Jacket Bandg Vice-President of Future Nurses Clubg Re- porter for the National Honor Society and the Modern Music Masters. JOHNNY LEIGH DA VIS Senior Son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Davis II2 fwqxquf - 'Y JESSE EDMUND WA SHINGTOIY Senior Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Washington JOYCE INEZ JONES Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones LINDA CHERRYL THOMA S Junior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Thomas Y rn., Q DIA NNA LEA POWELL Senior Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Powell Mr. 31 ww' v u ' . , - A A RON JERRE LLS Senior MR. ESQUIREH Son of rd Mrs. Aaron Jer 1 4 www,-f N.....,f rells, Sr. un., nun .-n, ,- ' .. , A Q! 's n N' 1 ' 'IO zu.. 'nn I ,. f., GLORIA JEANYE RAMEY Graduate Class - 1966 Granddaughter of Mrs. Beulah Foster ELIZABETH ANN IARMON Senior First Runner-Up Miss Anderson High Iackette -Monitor Vice-President Vica Club Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Jarmon WhO'S T Wax X Addie L. Walker Virginia Simpkins NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST MOST POPULAR - MOST OPTIMISTIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDH and FR1ENDL1EST MOST VERSA TILE Ronald Flow ers Reginald carter MOST OPTIMISTIC' MOST VERSATILE and MOST ENTHUSIASTIC' Who Mary Carey Geraldine Harrison MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST ATHLETIC Sherman Elliot Louis Scott I I 6 MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST ATHLETIC ill 4 X 5 A S l 4 5 5 r if 'Q Mary Ella Reed MOST BENEVOLENT' Boyd D. Hansbrough, Jr. MOST RELIABLE Loretta Mae Lenued MOST COURTEOUS Charles Robinson 'MOST COURTEOUS Lois Lea Parks MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED - MOST ENTHUSIASTIC and YOUNGESTH Fredric Van Jones MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED and YOUNGEST s I Q 1 E ' 2? 1 4 1 ' 5 A i , W f T 1 lg Willie Irene Turner MOST LOQUACIOUS and WlTTlEST Jerome Flowers WITTIEST - NEWSIEST MOST LOQUACIOUS I I7 Janet Roberts BEST LOOKING Clara Walker NEWSIEST Mary Frances Keyes MOST RELIABLE Kay Sherryl Walker Mar-va L, Douglas MOST J'UBILANT MOST TALENTEDH - MOST CONGENIALH Beverly Dianne Collins BEST DANCER BEST DRESSEDH H erbert Glen City M OST TALENTEDH E? FACULTY SAYS ADIEU WITH GIFT The faculty of Anderson High School pre- sented a gift to Mr. James E. Mosby, a co- worker, before bidding him adieu. Mrs. I-l. L Lewis was in charge and the principal aided in the presentation. DALLAS, TEXAS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY December 19, 1965 Mr. W. E. Pigford, Principal Anderson High School Austin, Texas Mr. Pigford, it is with a great deal of pride to be able to participate in the presentation of this award. l feel that each new member in our Fraternity of Yearbook Advisors marks a milestone in the history of our company. The years of perserver- ance and dedication devoted by Miss Frazier to her yearboolcs are deserving of a great deal of praise. Please convey my sincere and heartiest congrat- ulations to Miss Frazier. Most certainly she is a tremendous asset to your staff as she has been in our association which we hope will continue for many more years. Sincerely yours, TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY J. W. TAYLOR, JR. .TWTfdg I fi Girl Of The Year - Award - Mary Ella Reed, Senior of the L. C. Ander- son High School, was presented the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority's GIRL OF THE YEAR AWARD for 1967 during their Finer Wo- manhood Observance Ceremony. Six other senior girls competed for this title. Here she poses with Principal W. E. Pig- ford as she displays her plaque. Mary Frances Daniels, Sophomore of the L. C. Anderson High School, was presented an award by Principal W. E. Pigford from the Lions Club for winning first place in the Lions International Peace Essay Con- test. CRGANIZATIONS if ,ml if Q .. , . -ask MRS. LUCILLE D. CRAWFORD, Girl's P. E. Instructor B.S. - Prairie View A and M M. A. - Uriiversgry of Michigaug University of Texas S, ACTIVITIES Physical Fitness Body Conditioning Posture Team Sports: Volleyball Basketball Softball Track Softball Individual Sports Archery Golf Badminton Recreational Games Co-recreation Tennis X Gymnastics Dance: Folk Square Modern Ballroom Ropeclimb Intramurals 'gbfl ' ..-.vw FFQ Qt ,As , , C AR s. 7 I I ff' I t f' sf- .sm W I I A R S is y X ffl' ,,,, ' I H 'A VA , V. f I - y qt , I 39 A , .5 W I 5 1 f. Wi The Jaekettes This school service organization boosts school spirit, performs at half time, and renders school and corn- munity service, Some of their projects are: The Jackette Garden, Harvest Festival, Birthday parties for Book- er T. Children, Aged Home Service, and the sponsorship of several clubs. Q -'S F' lt, ,aff , M W.. d ,Q yp W J A at Q y - ,mr em Center Officers: Pres. Addie Walker Lois Parks, Dina Johnson, Bobbie Johnson, Rose Hill, Janet Roberts, Sandra Verse, Captain, Barbara Nichols - Co Captain. Left to Rt: Martha Medlock, Linda Freeman, Linda Hunter, LaVerne Rivers, Joyce Freeman, Susan Loving, Shirley Shanks, Ada Clark, Madelyn Townsend, Mary Carey, Linda Hardaway, Ella Piper, Diane Jones, Ella Hunter, Barbara Mcbride, Geraldine Harrison, Brenda Harris, Ruby Burton, Seretha Manor, Linda Holmes, Chaurice Ransom, Verdie DeWitty, Teresa Horton, Sandra Nesby, Novella Atwood, Patsy Jones. I24 The Cheerleaders 9 4 1 -4 , 4 'W K. 'C 4 ifq xx F E Z! -liMb.-s.-.NJ 5 Q Susan Loving, Herbert City, Addie Walker - Co-Captaing Diane Jpnesg Lois Parks, Captain: Ruby Burton, Joyce Free- i man, Harrold Powell, Geraldine Harrisong FRONT ROW - L. to R. Madelyn Townsend, Junior Captain, Linda Freeman. I25 ,. ,Lg-vb 4' 4, 4 , 1. af 4 ...n,.,.,,,,,,, Iii! Jackette Twirlers 4 -.l If 1 -' f -i Lt. to Rt. Patsy Jones, Bobbie Johnson, Barbara Nichols - Drill Team Co-Captaing LaVerne Rivers, Martha Mecllockg IN CENTER, Sandra Verse - Drill Team Captain Iackette DANCE CAPEZIOS s,. gi , 1 f z . A ii , , i b s is 2 f l V tl l ii? ff! If E ' W N 'L . , R, ' XX E 5 Jackette Sponsor, MRS. L. D. CRAWFORD 3 of A group of Boosters Other projects rnclude. The Melo Dears Square Dance Club, Intramural Teams, Booker T. Parties for Tots, Golden-Age Pro- ject, P, E. Career Girls. Jackette Garden Project The DRILL TEAM S 3 1 i S .Mu -.-s--an-ffgfze .ad-iw. .-infants-ivzee-:sua .sa ' '?f 1 in i' ' --11' ' '- vii K - :Ke--ie?'I2f:'1Y5i2Ei'27l --c ,.., in A my U s4,..l. sw .. ,, . 5 .,r.r t'., A ' .... llr' The Instrumental Music Department ALVIN O. PATTERSON, Band Director Bach. Music - New England Conservatory of Music Advanced Study: New Mexico A 8a M University of Texas Southwest Texas State College Sponsor: Ye1low Jacket Band , Band Parents Club Stage Band, Co-sponsor Modern Music Masters H Under the capable direction of Alvin O. Patterson, the Yellow Jacket Band consistently brings Fame Honor, and Sophistication to our school. mmf ! I I i 5' T -Q A Popular Favorite on campus is the A H S Stage Band N xl , KN X, ik s sy, S if 3 S ,,,-. E. Twin Drum Majors Donald Foster and Brenda Smith with featured Twirlers Captain Marva Douglas Co-captain Jo Ann Foster, and Beatrice Houston 'fussy-2... 4 f' :sis 2 U 1 ss sa elleii ii 'ils A A d u J 3 'fi ff M -- E-H51 . 1 t 'tilt Ms Swinging Combo - a real hit atvTa1ent Shows, Pep Rallies, and Indoor Games. Executives, Director Section Leaders, and Committee Chairmen combine talents to keep band operating efficiently. 'Him 3 .,-M.qlt S Q 5 '--ss--s...,., H sf'Wiksfg,c MUSIC SHARPENS THE INTELLECTN Band Sweetheart Shir- ley Haywood and Most Popular Band Boy Fred- erick Jones with Band - National Honor Socie- ty members Band Capades of '66 was dedicated to B L Joyce AHS Band Director from 1932 1955 Principal W. E. Pigford makes presentation while Band Director A O Patterson looks on E.qgssv-'lqpclr-rfb-Uv? Nv' ., . an 1 'Q Native Sons, Great Musicians, return home to participate in First Annual Longhorn Jazz Fes tival. L to R: Pianist Teddy Wilson, Band Director A. O. Patterson, and Trurnpeter Ken- ny Dorham. jx ' :L if World Famous Saxophonist Louis Jordan greets Music Staff Mrs. H. L. Lewis and A. O. Patterson, then joins the class. Leisure Moments GUESS WHO -40 Practice Session Lest We Forget Regu1ars X',,2!'ffx x ' Qi? if im. ,t lisa Q K m Q ,. ri,-Q 4,5 AH Mixed Chorus President ---- - - - Rose Marie Hill Vice-President - - - - Virginia Simpkins Secretary ---- - - - Barbara Wilson Treasurer - - - - Paulette Busby Librarians - - - - Bobbie Carey and Morris Jones fwb 'NJ' MRS. HARRIETT L. LEWIS, Director - AHS Mixed Chorus sya . 1 1 1 SECTION LEADERS: Boyd I-lansbrough De Seria Forge Barbara Wilson John Hargrove The MLXED CHORUS performs throughout the school year for school assemblies, civic organizations, social service clubs, and churches of our community. Let all my life be MUSIC . . . Mixed Chorus Motto !,.5,,MA -ws X ' W . V4 ' N , , , ' sk ,. 7 Wav'-e X , A 1 V -m 1 I34 c AHS Madrigal Singers S NAYIONAL HONOR socnsrv Character :X 3 Scholarship 5 'ff Z Q5 Leadership Vs if Service N OFF IC ERS Mary Carey, President Willie Turner, Vice Pres Lula Williams, Secretary Margie Arnold, Assistant Frederic Jones, Treasurer Sarah Monroe, Chaplain Brenda Smith, Reporter kv .. ll V+ mf' ,nn fin: ll . H f ff' M F. as 3 5 'il-3: U F isis , iii, xg E32 1 M ill :ll Senior Members Induction Ceremony Junior Members '35 A X .2 4 Services oi the HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS COUNCIL are rendered locally, national- ly, and internationally. Offic- 5 ers and city -wide representa- tives on front row are: Presi- dent, Mary Keyesg V. Pres. , Edward Melroseg Secretary, Jan et Robertsg Treasurer, Dortha Robinsong Reporter, Clara Walk- erg Chaplain, Herbert Cityg Parliamentarian, Thelma Mooreg City-wide Vice Pres. , Henrietta Saulsg City-wide Chaplain, Charles Robinson. Sponsor: MRS. M. Y. THOMPSON. M5 mini sv' .H :A FUTURE NURSES concern themselves with community health and welfare services. Officers are: President, Betty Johnsong V. Pres., Brenda Smithg Secretary, Linda Free- man, Asst. Sec., Shirley Hay wood, Treasurer, Diane Jonesg Reporter, Marva Douglas, Par liamentarian, Addie Walkerg Chaplain, Sandra Verse. Sponsor: MRS. M. Y. THOMPSON. Ushers assist in various ways during school auditorium programs. Not only are they concerned with special seating arrangements and distribution of pro- grams, but they also carry out specific requests of program chairmen and spon- sofs. Officers are: President, Linda Tay- lorg Vice Pres. , Boyd Hansboroughg Sec- retary, Loretta Lenuedg Asst. Sec. , Clara Walkerg Treasurer, Bennie Haleg Reporter, Janet Robertsg Parliamentarian, Brenda Harrisg Chaplain, Joyce Spruell. Sponsors MRS. G. E. BRITTON MRS. P. H. CHRISTOPHER MRS. M. Y. THOMPSON an indie- 5, GUIDES are alerted to assist groups of visitors with guided tours of our school, whether previously planned for a given date or on short notice. Their courteous and effi- cient services to visitors have re- sulted in the addition of many new friends to our school family. Officers are: President, Henrietta Saulsg V. Pres. , Dianna Powellg Secretary, Linda Taylorg Asst. Sec., Myrna Kindred: Treasurer, Mary Keyesg Reporter, Shirley Darbyg Chaplain, Barbara Wilsong Parlia- mentarian, Mary Reed. Sponsors MRS. G. E. BRITTON MRS. P. H. CHRISTOPHER MRS. M. Y. THOMPSON ,MW fr 'V , f,.,. ,rx 4' . mini, I37 . we 'M' Q ,, .t ,Q wb . HA LL MONITORS serve daily in assisting faculty and staff with the routing and recording of pertinent data. Charge Monitors third from left on front row: Patricia Hill, Loretta Lenued, Shirley Darby, Gwen- dolyn Underwood, Boyd Hans- borough and Val Flemrnings. Others are Donald Foster and Linda Miller. Sponsors: MRS. G. E. BRIT- TON, MRS. P. H. CHRISTO- PHER and MRS. M. Y. THOMP- SON. Future Teachers of America K Providing pre-vocational experiences in education 1 Jitsu-n'.Il'nsu 4- A,-xndiwq. Q t 1 Ill- 1- Uh- 'N-. my 55- H., ,ly kkkk 5, v s .1 A1 . -6 , l . ' ' Q 7 ' T Qu - Q - s - - Y- -L A --i - A. A - Q. 5 isss 6 ' . A WJ' ' ,--:fl DRAMATIC CLUB Shirley, that 's your line. - Guess Who - 1966 - Outstanding Personalities - 1967 s I N t 5 'LS 4 P 'Q s nf .x MRS. PEGGY MOORE President P. T. A. of L. C. ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL Parent Teacher Association President, Mrs. Peggy Moore, delivering the opening address and stating the agenda for the year. Emphasis was placed on SERVICE, and CO- OPERATION also an all-out appeal was made for Full Membership and Attendance during the 1966-1967 school year. '40 A Regular P. T. A. Meeting -OFFICERS- Ql to rj MRS. CURTIS COLLINS, Vice-President MRS. SYLVIA NICHOLS, Treasurer MRS. PEGGY MOORE, President MRS. MATTIE RUTH BELL, Secretary is 53' Mayor Proolaims National Music eek Dates I 1 Q I Q39 E Receiving the proclamation from Mayor Lester Pal- A . H. S. Sextet performed during National Music Week mer declaring the dates for NATIONAL MUSIC on programs presented by our neighboring schools WEEK . ' I W' or or l ii' at i I risls txt 54 Sr' ' I 'rf'f V I ras-519 V. I 'iii 1 A On their way to see the Mayor for a proclamation declaring the dates for the observance of NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK K if , 71 f., f iq I ' 4 X , 0 f' MRS. HARRIETT LEWIS Choral Music Poster Contest Winner during NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK 1 if JJ mf.: kw- , ?, ,, Wagga WI H111 Record Committee played music during the lunch periods each day during NATIONA L MUSIC WEEK l4I 0 . H. S. Boosters, Club .. , The L. C. Anderson High School Boosters Club organized in 1965 for the purpose of boosting the athletic pro- gram of Anderson High School. The club consists of seventeen members with Mr. Arthur Shaw, Presidentg Mr. Tom my Gregg, Vice-President, Mr. James Lee, Secretaryg and Mr. Billy Owens, Treasurer. In addition, honorary mem bers are identified by club cards. The club is high in community praise also commendation from businessmen and business institutions for their loyal support to the school's athletic program. SEATED fl to rj - Billy Owens, Tommy Gregg, Arthur Shaw, James Lee, and L. M. Britton, Basketball Coach, Anderson High School. STANDING fl to ry - Carl Crenshaw, Roosevelt Stewart, Jafus Walker, Robert Walker, Milton Ellison, Oliver Houston, Alvin Arnold, Otis Smith, Charles Brown and James Stewart. Boy Of The Month The Exchange Club, Austin, Texas, sponsors of the BOY OF THE MONTH activity, pre- sented Boyd Hansborough a plaque for winning the nomination for Boy of the Month in the Austin Public Schools. 2 r I X ,, ' v I 2' 'I I WM' Industrial Arts ELECTRICITY . . M..- 'UGO JAMES E. MOSBY JR Industrlal Arts 44 Nun ll' W OOD WORKING WOODWORKING 'f z- 15' 7'-f-+5-.a,.,...., I '5 f-'W W--M... 1 ' i 4 . . A,., ....., NEW MECHANICS CLUB 1 mdusuiay Educauo . ketS W woodwof YI .ff ,ta H, 11 J Wfwf - ow f Q ,,,,, , ,, , t 1, Q k i ,.., , ,, Q if fuk, GRANVEL EWING Industrial Education 'KQV 2,5 M...- fffw A t , Dr f - , a tmen ln Industrial Education Industrial Arts is ' gr srt 'Eg its MR. O. R. LOTT Industrial Arts A new mid-term addition to the Industrial Arts Department Art Qv OT! f Art adds to the aesthetic side of students Mqx. K.. MR. J. B. MORGAN Biology General Science Tl A model of a human skeleton being examined by young scientists. I46 if tg 1' f ' i. X , . K R f'1rJ s if cienoe QA 1 , 'f 64 1-f -- '1 Y Class dissecting a prepared specimen of a cat to de- termine the parts of the various mammalian body systems. Pointing out to students the structure of the coleus leaf. MR. DON NEUMANN, Instructor ! ATHLETICS COACHES G. Ewing, R. Timmons, L. Jackson, J. McDonald, L. Britton Q Staff Meeting Discussion: 43 defense vs Slot-T Offense ? Q A V I '53 , B D 11, If 1 X n Q 4 lg 3 7 f I llrr B ' 'S' ll 'M B ,lr 5 '94 ' B m,, , Q B A ff 9 A fy f Ln If X I AK gf' 'V , , I I - , I .,.,,, l r ig ' U f ' ,k,, g A A rf ' ' Xb fhv .2 Z X ,, nr 1, B B ag , f 1, A r Ends , Louis Scott - Tailback VA , 1 James Allen and Willie Bedford A A 1 1.31: I, , . W5?3QQ':,'- jf , , V ,.:,l V MW . . H ,, If E 5 B, 4171 V X , ., 1 ,sl F 5 X f 1, ,I W'1J' f U Michael Johnson - End Regrnald Carter 85 Rrchard Bryant fs 'Q 'fd in fy B, M-aw-aw , ' ' ,B m :ll H David DeVaughn, Eugene Anderson, : r, Richard Bryant - Quarterback ' Y' Donald Harrell I 15 K B I49 9 . . '- f- ! 'X ,, ,, , J., .--Q,-f 'ifelmf f B , H , B ,M After Lunch 1n Dallas Pinkston Game - ,MB Scenes from Anderson - Dunbar Game sr M mm so-9 fi Xa Dunbar 12 Anderson 8 Yellow Jackets 1966 K is 727'3FlQ'gaaFlla 34 FIRST ROW: Scott, I. All.en, Harrell, M. Johnson, Carter, Crenshaw, Bedford, Monroe, Anderson, Freeman, Patton SECOND ROW: Brown, Dale, H. Davis, A. Robinson, E. Williams, Demerson, N. Hunter, Earls, Brinson, Kelly THIRD ROW: N. Robinson, Dilworth, A. Williams, Black, Baylor, Moffett, Grant, R. Hunter FOURTH ROW: M. T. Lewis, Bryant, Harvey, Hunt, I. Johnson, DeVaughn, Brooks FIFTH ROW: Shoaf, Shelby I5I Basketball 1966-67 . -' 2 .- Efns l ,T-W ' ar N .. , LJ, Basketball Team SENIORS I52 1' ri- 'fy 1 gwmfw V wr , Vi , .E T- Q-r 2: -sm if 3' af 'fi' 6 .wma-zgaav 5 IL f f. if City Tournament ANDERSON Vs. JOHNSTON n w MK w x XL--' - 'Diff J s Q on an-... as M ,L M -3 '54 5- - -... 4 Q we i -as I 1 ws L. M. BRITTON L. L. JACKSON Volleyball Tennis Physical Fitness Softball Tumbling Recreational Games TRACK I ' OUR PRUFFESSIO ,. 1 , 1 uv... K L vs? ' e 1' K GRA NVEL EWING Track Coach R. B. TIMMONS pictured 24th from f left YELLOW JACKET TRACK CLUB 8 mu-. BRAND NEW JACKETS ,K ,, WS! S 'If-riff? ' ,- ' - Y 1: ,'-, , I 57 ,. ,qw-' ,,., , ,,,,,,,,,,, , . ... ,mM,,-wwwww-awff af f H, ,gn . V , QQ e rr, C, OLD STINGERS Explorer Troop - 79 3 n ,,.W..f- - - famqmwa, TOP ROW l - rg Iva Rogers, William City, Johnny Hardeman, Alford Shaw, Lewis Fowler, Marian Moore, Sherman Burleson and Mitchell Mays BOTTOM ROW: Don Chambers, Floyd Cline, Douglas Smallwood, Paul King, Larry Franklin Jimmy Raines, d . '58 A visor ACTIVITIES E af 4 18,4 , ,. FU, ., 1 2i5iaiiS?5?iS1?1 i ' 1 f wav 2 I 2 4 Student Council Students that represent the twenty-three homerooms as STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Frederick Jones, Presidentg Johnny Davis, Vice-Presidentg Henrietta Sauls, Secretaryg Herbert City Treasurerg Virginia Simpkins, Chaplain. 1'1,.-30 W CONFERENCES MAKE FOR COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING NOTHING BEATS AN UNDERSTANDING l6O Q1 - rj Messrs L. M. Britton, W. E. Pigford, Principal, and M. J. Crawford iFaculty en- l joying 71X fa? 0 QXO9 . 'xx x 141,38 0 Mr. A. O. Patterson, Christ mas Chairman, presenting A the Principal and Vice-Princi- X 12-2 Advisory Christmas Tree with pal gift certificates for Christ- Christmas Assembly Christmas Tree committee members. mas. l WNV! Maintenance Staff receiving Christmas gifts from the faculty 'CHRISTMAS BREA KFA ST Guest of the principal ,N , I is at Wh rw fl s fs Students spread Christmas Cheer to the needy. l6l I62 Homecoming A. H. S. ALUMNUS ANDERSON -EXES COME HOME AT HOMECOMlNG 1 P' Q1 - rj Mr. Larry Jones, Principal ,. Rosewood Elementary School Mr. Corley R. Steward, Principal Oak Springs Elementary School Dr. John T. King, President Mr. William C. Akins, Johnston High School, Huston-Tiuotson College delivers Homecoming A ddress 15 .v A -: 1966 Graduating Class Gets Trophy - Largest Class Present at Homecoming r Homecoming ,f . , ,M . T . i E OLDEST GRA DUA TE PRESENT Principal presents Mrs. Savannah Owens Young a trophy for being a member of the oldest graduating class present at Homecoming. 2 it ' ' ' 1 sk px . p N E 15 THE EVER LOYAL AND FAITHFUL EXES - THE BOOSTERS CLUB American Education Week --up-. -ft 'x..,aA.....af Xa..,.. --aa., A x.. v A 5, H, .V +V -4 1 4 4 17 1 4-'Lf 'K -'Sp Na.t..,t,-i,t. is , it , ,ee ,i-t,,,,, , ,o - A , - A ,-1-.W . N, .r ,, . ,- ,,.,.,,.,-....,-s........,,,,,-.---s ,,- K. ,, - -W -AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK Yearly observance with veterans in attendance and other guest. Brotherhood Weelq An observance of BROTHERHOOD WEEK with three speakers representing Protestant, Catho- lic and Jewish Faiths, highlighted the school's assembly programs for the week. Principal W. E. Pigford expresses gratitude to speaker - Mr. John Campbell, Protestant I64 M. L. B. Herring, III, Catholic Mr. Harrell Rubinett, Jewish -Q V .mr ,, RESRQ egro Histor Exhibit Scenes from the Negro History Exhibit sponsored by an American History Class, MRS. H. W GLENN, Instructor SAFETY FIRST REGULAR FIRE DRILL ,11ggQ'gQ'5W3':EC: Safety measures are a part of the schoo1's regular program - - ii..-i-- Cafeteria . .l.-...i..i1- L Mrs. Henrietta Howard W' Mrs. Corree Harper S MRS. ALLEE DAVIS Cafeteria Manager . C. Anderson High School Mrs . Marjorie Durst Mrs. Rosa Lee Batts Mrs . Irma H arris Mrs. Willie M. Burdette We're Always Ready for Service' 'U' -F-- ' ww- ...W ,,, ' iii' L . ,., n't.,-- ....L,f ines..,..X.. . Just a peep, please! Good planning begets good meals . aintenance Sv MANY PEOPLE HELP ANDERSON HIGH RUN SMOOTHLY I' A SNOW STORM PARTY 2 AI vi I1 I68 -SNOW TIME IS FUN TIME- iq 4 N ff ADVERTISERS - f .':L. '--fl -I-f-'...-p ' ,.,, , ' V kk . M., ,VV il - Aa- Q 5 5 atv J' : 1 ' k M , 5 9 E 5 I AUSTIN'S CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION American National Bank Austin National Bank Bank of Austin Capital National Bank City National Bank North Austin State Bank T exa s State Bank MEMBERS OF F. D. I. C. SERVING YOU THROUGH AUSTIN'S COMMERCIAL BANKS COMPLIMENTS KING INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE AND BONDS INSURANCE 8: LOANS 1141 West 6th Street Phone GR 8-1219 Austin, Texas COMPLIMENTS OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH 1303 Cotton Street, Austin 2, Texas 1179 San Bernard Austin, Texas-7870 Rev. Lawrence V. Wicks, Pastor Your Every School Need Costs Less COMPLIMENTS COMMUNITY BEAUTY SHOP at Your Prompt and Efficient Service Always WINN'S 601 Delmar C-L 3-7032 N ' hb h d elg or Oo Mary Jane Taylor, Owner COMPLIMENTS CASIS VILLAGE LAUNDROMAT of GUA.IARDO'S CASH GROCERY 809 Lydia St. Austin, Texas 2733-B Exposition Rd. 78702 GR. 7-0317 HOME IMEQQSZQIQQINEQETRACTOR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUG Specializes in Sheetrocking Painting, Siding, Porches, 130 Bath Rooms, Room Additions, Car Ports and Garages I Build, Paint, Repair - Do small Cementing Jobs Free Estimates, Phone WA 6-3077 1420 Meander Dr. Austin, Texas I70 Patricia Ann Hill and Mary Ella Reed COMMUNITY WELFARE CLUB Junious Scott, President ,- ' 7 Austin's Largest Selection COMPLIMENTS Home FURNISHINGS of at Low, , Low Prices 'A ' fl Bomme coMPANY it F 1 105 e fe1e .,,. 1' ' ' f -.--, f ig. . ' 11e:- - Compliments 1 'f:f: 5222221212211- Of 1 e BROWN 'V' 4 I 1 furniture 'I X RALPH'S GROCERY NUMBER 3 1 wjf NOW - 2 1817 E f 12th st WAYSIDE STORE ' Big Stores! as ' lnterregional at 290 East GR. 7-1554 . DOWNTOWN - 5th and Brazos In Austin It's PONTIAC-TEMPEST Jack Stableford Pontiac Co. For Shoes SALES - SERVICE 610 Congress 2348 Guadalupe O Th D 111:11 at Lamar Phone GR 8-2561 Downtown H e fag AUSTIN ARMY AND CGMPLIMENTS NAVY STORE of 201 West 6th St. Open Nights Until 9 P. M. Free Parking at American National Bank HEADQUARTERS for: MOD CLOTHES, WESTERN WEAR SHOES 8: BOOTS CREST MOTOR INN Congress at First I7l For All School and Home Needs You Will Find It at YEATES DRUG STORE Drugs - Variety - Hardware - Hosiery - Toys Your Nearest Complete Store YEATES DRUGSTORE 1815 East 12th Street Serving East Austin CITY AND WILLIAMS BUILDING AND REPAIRING CONTRACTORS FAST FOR SERVICE 1184 Greenwood Austin, Texas WA 6-4633 General Agent ANDY ANDERSON AGENCY GOLllEN STATE MUTUAL P. O. Box 6096 elf 1157 Chicon Street Austin Z, Texas GR 8-5661 M. .I. QANDYI ANDERSON Co-Owner T- L WYATT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Co-Owner - A gency Manage r COMPLIMENTS Choice Meats - Groceries - Fresh Vegetables - Drugs Free Delivery Service 'Ill . Iliff 921 A llX 'NAT All 0009 Pheee GR- 8-eeee LAwRENcE's SUPERETTE Open 7 Deve Week 2324 Rosewood Austin Z, Texas Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence Hernandez Owners l72 CONGRAT ULATIONS Mis s Loretta Lenued Best Wishes for You and COMPLIMENTS The Class of 1966-1967 ATLANTA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1211 East llth GR 8-3088 J. Snell, Mgr. I' Frorn CONTRERAS SERVICE PHILLIPS '66' A FRIEND Tony Contreras GR 8-0319 IOwnerj 4600 E. 7th Austin, Texas CHAPPLE GRILL CONGRATULATIONS Specialize in Good Food to 226 W. Houston Giddings, Texas Phone 542-9191 542-3375 Christine and Marion Moore Union Hill Baptist Church Rev. J. D. Cleveland, Pastor SHULER ROOFING CO. 2501 E. 12th St. Austin, Texas Walter Shuler GR. 6-8544 CONGRATU LATIONS LINDA MANOR Mt. Zion Baptist Church Rev. S. A. Davis, Pastor Mrs. Frankie Carter, Clerk JONES BARBER 8: BEAUTY CONGRATULATIONS SERVICES TO 2931 East 12th St. ELLIS THOMAS H. Beon T. Haywood, Mgr. from Leo Jones Mary L. Hubbard - Ethel Jones, Mgr. His Friends at the Forty Acres Club CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHE8 CONGRATULATIONS to I Jesse Edmund Washington ROSE MASIE HILL from MY NIECE Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Breedlove, San Antonio, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B. Ellison, San Antonio, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. James Wills, San Antonio, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kelley and Family STARK'S FOOD MART COMPL E Austin Z, Texas frjfxnd NTS 24 , . , R 6-36 4 12 E 12th St Ph G 7 ANDERSON EXES STRAIT on the piano 6 FACULTY and STAFF of organ tompany 908 N LAMAR A 1 BALDWIN PIANO' ' OICANI or-F g: 92 L L. STRAIT GR HUSTON-TILLOTSON Say It With Flowers. . . But Say It With Ours Mrs. Alta Collins Mrs. Ollie Glover COLLEGE Mrs. Fannie Lawless Mrs. Willie B. AIRPORT FLORIST Mrs. Ethel Manning 3800 112 Airport Blvd. Alexander General Marshall Phone GR 6-4871 Dr. June Brewer Mrs. Lavoh Marshall Austin, Texas Mrs. Delores Brooks Mrs. Elijah McClain Dr, Lee Campbell Mrs. Nettie McDonald COMPLIMENTS iashiw t:.prs2i..2tgft FS. 3 effle OO REESE LUMBER' Inc' Miss Renette Echols MTS- Valverda HO 5' 6565 Miss Donna Johnson Phi11iPS 6926 North Lamar Mrs, Marvin Mrs. Florence . Kimbrough Temple Austin 5, Texas Dr- John King James Wilson I -1 a sa, ' P I CONGRATULATIONS I onne s to our daughter 'm'Q.:,'..,,,,g',., SHIRLEY ANN DARBY LAVACA AT I9TH. AUSTIN, TEXAS TE EPHONE GR 7-6115 BERNARD J. CBERNIEI I-IILLEN Senior 1967 COMPLIMENTS of From GARVIN JOHNSON'S RITTERS SERVICE STATION 1001 East 11th Street M . d M . P lW. D b I an rs au ar Y GR 7-0555 Austin, Texas Ira Marshall, Prop. . GRGVE DRUG CO' AUSLIHIS Oldest 8: Most Complete Raymond Barlow, Mgr. Drug St , A ore S Prescriptions, Heavy Chemicals and It pays to look well, Veterinary Supplies See your barber each week. 209 East 6th St. Ph. GR 8-1664 GR Z-0302 1915 A. E. 12th. WE DELIVER T S Y : . O erve Ou . RIGGS PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE CENTER Tobe Addison Sonny Sims 7400 N I t , lH Arthur Ellison Timothy Carr, III ' n Trreglona Wy' Austin, Texas Buster Shuler , Shine-Man 174 ' Ph. GL 3-9573 COMPLIMENTS KERVILLE BUS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF BELLE DONNA CLUB ' to Clara Walker Emma L. Davis, President CONGRATULATIONS to MICHAEL JOHNSON Pearl Gibbs Beauty Shop 1301 U2 Chicon Street GR Z-6557 COMPLIMENTS MARTIN'S REAL ESTATE Houses - Lots - For Sale Build - Repair - Loans A Fair Deal or No Deal 4701 E. 121:11 St. Ph. WA 6-0360 Rollins R. Martin Broker CONGRATULATIONS to Incorporated SHIRLEY ANN WRIGHT from Mr. and Mrs. Lem Alley Grandparents Columbus, Texas CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to SHIRLEY ANN WRIGHT Boyd Hansbrough, Jlci - Mary Ella Reed from Willie Hurd - Sharon Moffett Ernest Mooney Plumbing Company Specializing in Plumbing, ' Plumbing Repairs and Gas Piping With Prices That Please' Bonded and Licensed Willie Johnson - Betty Ray from ST. PAUL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. H. Penn, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS coNGRArULAT1oNs to to PEGGY ANN BAYLOR LINDA K. MANOR from Your Grandparents from K' Mr. and Mrs. Carey Baylor I and James, Machelle and Paul Manor MF- Isaac BaY10f- Father GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES SINCERE WISH-E5 IN THE FUTURE to HTG our Niece I Miss Clara Walker LORETTA LENUED if from from THOMAS GROCERY1 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Thomas, Owner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker and Cindy TO TO Lorettlfrcfrffued I LORETTA LENUED oNE sToP BAR-B-Q From Mrs. M. Justice, Owner GALLOWAY ROOFING COMPANY 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 Best wishes... VILLA CAPRI RESTAURANT 2300 Interregional Austin, Texas CTR 8- 1955 GR 6-6921 CONGRATULATIONS COMP LIMENTS to my cousin ROSE MARIE HILL from f Isaiah fTonyj Anthony Brooks O THE BEST OF LUCK to BEALL'S DEPARTMENT MISS CLARA WALKER from stones Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Axel and Nancy CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS IO to ' GEQEOEQHEGHQQOP Miss LINDA TAYLOR Quality is our Motto - Beauty the Results Phone GR 2-6096 301 East 6th Street from Austin, Texas Mrs. Wanda J. Campbell COMP LIMENTS CONGRATLEJILATIONS of Ross HILL 'ece OWENS GARAGE Best of Lrtlidfkniln the Future 1411 Bob Harrison St. Austin, Texas Mr. LeroY Kelli' I76 C Ong ratulation s Congratulations to MICHAEL MISS CLARA WALKER From from BUSTER'S BARBECUEH METROPOLITAN A. M. E. CHURCH 1205 ChiCOI1 St. GR 8-0407 USHERS BEST WISHES May You Always Strive for Higher Goals to CONGRATULATIONS DORTHA JEAN ROBINSON to from PATRICIA ANN HILL GLOBIS HILL BAPTIST CHURCH from Reverend R. L. Elder, Pastor Giddings, Texas Your Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones CONGRATULATIONS FANNIE and THERESA'S ANTIQUES ROSE MQEIE HILL Your Hearts Desire from The Shop Of a Million Gifts Worth Brown Salesman for Armstrong Johnson 1122 Red River St' Austin' Texas BEST WISHES Congratulations to MICHAEL ELBRA BRYANT from THE COOPERS from Ruth, Melvin and Little Melvin Houston JOE - GORDON - REGGIE Congratulations Everybody Loves You MICHAEL To from DORTHA JEAN ROBINSON THE MCVEAS from BETTYE - WILLIE - MISSY - KIM THE LEE COUNTY BEAUTICIAN CLUB Giddings, Texas CCN-GRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK to to SHIRLEY ANN WRIGHT AARON JERRELLS from from Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson MQM and DAD Fort Lewis, Washington CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to to Our Daughter DORTHA JEAN ROBINSON SHIRLEY ANN WRIGHT L' from from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Moore Giddings, Texas CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to To My Daughter LINDA FPQYE LATSON ROSE MARIE HILL rom Mrs. Mary Alice Arnold of the ARNOLD'S NURSING HOME GOD BLESS and KEEP YOU from Tfsgr. and Mrs. wnnam w. Hill and sister I77 TRAVIS FURNITURE CO. KRlEGEL'S STORE GROCERIES - COLD DRINKS GR 8- 5565 Fresh Fish, Fresh Dressed Fryers, Fruits and Vegetables 128 N. Main St. Giddings, Texas 321 E. 6th St. Austin, Texas 78701 P1'1OHC542'2050 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISI-IES WISHES to to Jesse Edmund Washington Jesse Edmund Washington from Always Trust in God Mr. 8: Mrs. Jesse Washington - Parents Bertha and Kaye Washington - Sisters from Mrs. Bertha M. Rucker, Grandmother Congratulations to Sus sie Hutchinson, Shirley Reynolds and Jesse Washington MT. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH COMPLIMENTS ELLIS INSURANCE AGENCY Insuring persons ages from 15 days to 80 'years 2902 E. 14th Street Rev. S. L. Davis, Pastor GR 8-8655 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK GIDDINGS MEAT MARKET to 194 W. Austin Giddings, Texas Jesse Edmund Washington Everett Melcher, Owner from Meat for your Pleasure Mrs. Dorothy Ann Price, Cousin Mrs. Fannie Houston, Friend Hot Sausage 8: Bar-B-Q. Meat Wholesale at Retail All Radio Cab E GRE TINGS DELUXE CAB CO. from PROMPT coURrEoUs SERVICE STEWART'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION We Specialize in Expert Mechanical Body Work PROMPT and COURTEOUS 24 Hour Wrecker Service 2617 E. 7th f Austin, Texas GR 7-2112 l78 24 Hour Service, Radio Equipped Units All Late Model Clean Cars 1903 E, 12th St. Austin, Texas Ph. GR 7-4438 LEE COUNTY LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. Mrs. Lorine Domaschk, Mgr. Dealers in Paints, Varnishes, Enamels All Types Building Materials Builders Hardware - Appliances and Pottery Phones: Day 542-2254 Night 542-3404 288 W. Austin St., Giddings, Texas P. O. Box 34 Your Patronage is always highly appreciated. Our Sincere Thanks 1967 Graduating Class L. C. 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