Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

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Four members of the heritage of a District 13 AAAA team were named on the South Zone Championship in Basketball that District 13 AAAA Team. Richard represented our first year in Univer- Bryant tied for the Most Valuable sity Interscholastic Player in the South Zone. A zf1f.:f::,1-:r..: , +2 -W L, ,r f 'W ' , fe-'S , WMM ,, ' 8 , M, ' ,yi - .. '-'1,z1,,,, , , Q ' - 2' I , . K nf ,, VV,V 5 DEFENDING CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: Coach L. M. Britton, Sylvester Brown, Donald McVade, John Harvey, Henry Davis, Captain Richard Bryant, and Assistant Coach L. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Manager William Duvall, Raymond Whitley, William Ward, Donald Edwards, Captain Michael Moore and Willie Edwards. District Champions - - - www-M -Avena-P.. y ii 1 i pp iii .. L , ,,, ,. , X Nw is K , iv ,. Q . 1 K X s X s Q ' saw X W NNW ww +, M , X :dxv 0, . , F sf . ,Q .A .X . , Ii? w.fffq1,mfs...'ews , K, -,. ,rs , f.s,,g,. ytii hrk iii ,,.,,.m .. N q w zrg . r ' . r r sr f s If X N lp Named on the A11 South District 13 AAAA Team were Sylvester Brown, John Harvey, and Henry Davis. Most Valuable Player Richard Bryant holds the Championship Trophy. V Y -Y , 1 Uf State Winners . Our proud tradition includes a First Place in the Mile Relay in the District Meet, in The Texas Relays, and in The State Meet. State and district honors were bolstered by national recognition in three events as we ended our first year in Interscholastic League play. Q THE WINNING STATE MILE RELAY TEAM STANDING: Trainer William Ward, Cornelius Shoaf, John Harvey and Coach Granville Ewing. KNEELING: Clifton Gantt and Tommy Gregg. John Harvey was named the Most Outstanding Track Participant in Clas AAAA at the State Meet, Of City Leaders - - - On the local scene, we displayed a diversified array of talent. Meredith Kelly and Edward Melrose were the Semi-Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship testing program to dis- cover outstanding scholars. Leon Fisher tied for first place in the Boys Division of the Safe Driving Rod -e-o IA, XM mba National Merit Scholars Meredith Kelly and Edward Melrose. sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Lincoln-Mercury division of the Ford Motor Company. Leon represented Austin at the State Meet. On National Poetry Day at The Uni- versity of Texas, Chaurice Ransom and Sarah Monrow were adjudged winners of the Young Poets Contest sponsored by The Austin Poetry Society. - . ,.,. ...mmm- ,,,r.fJ-fs Leon Fisher displays the trophy awarded in the Safe Driving Rod -e -o. 75 :Ni V 4- gg. A, - , . , Q + 5 '59 1- fi ie vr af 5 35 fd 7 Committee members, Senior Sponsors, and .. ., . , Y ' '. v-Qin ,. . 5, gf party for graduating seniors: Mrs. M. Thomp- I , 2 N. l Q. t L it Principals form the receiving line at the 0 'B zi- X vo Sf' p son, Mr. W. E. Pigford, Mr. H. Gaines, Miss L. Frazier, Mrs. M. Street, Mrs. V. Arnold, Mrs. P. Christopher, Mr. M. L. Pic- kard, Mrs. E. Easley, Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. O. Seabrook, and Mrs. L. Crawford. 'X K B04 , ssstt was i I an ttr Mrs. Judy Daniels and Chairman Lucille D. Crawford join a group of honor ees at the refreshment table presided over by Mrs, M. B. Harris. Baseball Hall - of - Famer Jackie Robinson surrounded by Principal Pigford and members of the student body. E7 is 2 Table ADMINISTRATION -' '- SENIORS - - IUNIORS - - - SOPHOMORES - - FACULTY - - FAVORITES - - - ORGANIZATIONS - - ATHLETICS - - ACTIVITIES - - ADVERTISERS - - 0 Contents --12 --20 --46 -68 -82 - - 118 - -132 ' -152 - - -172 - -190 EDITORS: Willie Hurst Sherman Smith ASSISTANT EDITORS: Sherrie Lofton Charlotte Campbell Walter Shuler Mae Miller Avon Scott ART: Larry Miller PHOTOGRAPHY: M. I. Crawford Frederic Lewis Helen Stanley Verna Francis Linda Webber Breta Bell Gloria Foster Lawrence Ward SPONSOR: Mrs, M, L, Street 4 -, U ,H,4,. ,SA School Board Determines Policies Formulating broad policies and establishing M h ,, , guidelines for the Austin Independent School 4' District are the main functions of the Super- , intendent and the Members of the Board of Trustees. Mrs. Bcalton A. Delco, Jr. and S Mr. M. K. Hage, Jr. are the new additions to the board elected to six-year terms. Mr. Roy Butler was chosen to serve as President. Superintendent IRBY B, CARRUTI-I , .,f...THm.mf.... -min-nl Members of the Board of Trustees SEATED: Mrs. Exalton Delco, President Roy Butler, and Mrs. Robert M. Wilkes. STANDING: Secretary R. Desmond Kidd, Vice President Dave Smith, Will D. Davis, and M. K. Hage Jr. Administrators Communicate On All Levels Men of many talents Administrator Friend Whose task it is To solve To build Or to convey But always to strengthen Principal W. E. PIGFORD . . . Conferring with Coach R. B. . . . Approving plans of Student Council President Timmons Phillip Walker Assistant Principal H, L, GAINES If ,..--- .wx we-4' ,,.,.--vv' ,..,p--P ...Q-'- . . . Cataloguing books and . . . keeping one another informed, equipment with James Johnson Administrative Services Vary Vital to the Administrative and Instructional program of the school are the services of the Counselors and the Dean of Girls. The services of the librarians embrace all phases of school life. .. We---...r The counselor and dean discuss office pro- cedures with the secretary and Beverly Franklin. Counselor B. P. Grant MIS. O. M. Seabrook Dean of Girls M. Y. Thompson Secretary Robbie Middleton MRS, E, M, EASLEY Librarian 'Al' 'wg' MRS, F, H, FRITZ Librarian, Title I F ffii if fix gm Professional Services Broaden Professional services available to students include personnel housed in the building as well as personnel working out of the central office. The Reading Clinic serves the needs of the Elementary Schools in the area, The Speech Therapist assists students with speech diviations worthy of note, the I-lomebound Teacher parallels the academic work of the classroom for home and hospital-bound students, and the Home Visitor works with frequent absences. Coordinating all phases of the multiplicity of activities that make up a school day are the members of the office staff. MRS, I, H, THOMPSON Y Y Secretary Homebouncl Teacher Miss M. E. Scott in- structs Tommie Gregg -Q9 s rss' im ' IlCliU,y MRS, S, T, MITCHELL Speech Therapist REV C WATTS Six-Graders Martha Bastiste and Joyce Barrs are challenged with reading materials Home Visitor provided by the clinicians Mrs. Rosby L. King and Mrs. Vivian L. McDonald. ,, , -P I ' Yr, ,,.. ' f' MRS, G, E, BRITTON MRS, V, H, ROWE Registrar Attendance Clerk y , , , l Q N vw ,H Office Aides Marilyn Kindred and Bernice Cyphers reduce work load. wi xv-.J Wk H ...A i , Office duties are many and varied, including verifying records, counting money, and establishing forms. I9 Ufjqcers Guide Activities i - li ifiii A A ' A 4? 4' I At the helm of Senior activities are Chaplain L. M. Rivers, Assistant Secretary Cynthia Robinson, Business Manager Quincy Jarman, Secretary Ethel Davis, Treasurer Willie Hurst, Vice President Linda Caldwell, and President Frederick Lewis. CLAUDETT E ANDERSON KAREN ANDERSON Warsaw RUBY ATWOOD 2l LARRY ARNOLD MARILYN ARNOLD KARL BAILEY BRETA BELL HELEN BOWIE CHARLES BROWN Sv- Ruby Atwood and Cedric Sanders give their full attention to the job at hand. 'Wad' 'a ...Mk iiiii K Senior Requirements Demand Concentration DAVID BROWN ROBERT BRYANT WILLIE BUNTON MILFORD BUS BY CLAUDE BUTLER ANDREW BYRD CLARENCE CALDWELL LINDA CALDWELL Senior Efforts Earn Awards CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL BOBBIE CAREY DA VID CHAMBERS SANDRA CLARK .TESSIE CLEMONS MARY CRAWFORD SHARON CRAYTON MARY DANIELS 15,10 'inn-v 0540 L. Varsity football players cited as players - of - the week include Charles Davenport, Charles Roberts, Nelson Robinson and Everett Williams. , 'FM-. r y 1, 1 xv P' 4? 5, i P 3 . N., CHARLES DAVENPORT CHARLES DAVIS ETHEL DAVIS HENRY DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS THEODORE DIAMOND 25 ROY DIGGS CLIFTON DILWORTH LAWRENCE EALEY LARRY EARLS WILLIE EDWARDS MA BEL FAGAN 26 Carol Harris seeks help from Curtis Robinson and Roy Diggs Senior Courses Require Research ELMER FISHER SHIRLEY FISHER TERESA FLOWERS DeSERIA FORGE GLORIA FOS TER RONALD FOW LER VERNA FRANCIS DANNY GALLOWAY Seniors Support School Store LUCIOUS GA NTT SAMUEL GILBERT LINDA GOODEN LINDA GRATTEN WAYMON GRATTEN CAROL HARRIS DA VID HA RRIS DELORES HA RRIS eww XJ an Mx ' f o o.:- ff!! Eli? Q-Q-sg.. .sq Us Danny Galloway serves Charles Davis, Gloria Moore, and Andrea Tasby as Linda Grat- ten awaits her tum. if ERNESTINE HARRISON JOHN HARVEY MAE HAYWOOD BARBARA HENDERSON LOUIS HICKS HENRY HILL 29 LEONARD HUMPHRIES RONNIE HOUSTON JESSIE HOUSTON IO ANN HORNSBY CAROLYN HOLLEY HERMAN HODGE 30 z::Sv1:?:i-it? -- 3.355 t .-W- M' E 5, .EPS-E The center of interest is Mona Wright as she gets acquainted with Evelyn Kindred and Ernestine Harrison. Syd Seniors Welcome New Student LA RRY HUN T LARRY HURD WILLIE HURST RONALD IRVING ALFREDA JACKSON JANIS JACKSON W, ,fx ROS IE JACKSON QUINCY IARMON Seniors Respond T 0 Challenge CHARLES JOHNSON JOHNNY JOHNSON GILBERT JON ES VIRLIN JONES MEREDITH KELLY EVELYN KINDRED MARILYN KINDRED FARNETTE KNOX if , . Indications are that Thelma Moore and Henry Roberts have located the required response. GWENDOLYN LEE FREDERIC LEWIS PATRICIA LEWIS MARY LINDSEY SH ERRIE LOFTON ROBERT LOTT 'ff ,. BILLIE MACKEY CAROLYN MANNIE FRANCES MANOR ELLEN MARTIN MARK MCDONALD LYNETTE MCKISSICK 34 O ',' ussssnallll ssssstlosossll bttsisisalns DeSeria Forge and Helen Stanley combine their talents in singing the after- noon prayer to signify the close of the day 's activities Seniors Use Talents IUANITA MC NEIL RAYMOND MCPI-IA UL DONALD Mc VADE EDWARD MELROSE B EULAH MILLER CARL MILLER LARRY MILLER MAE MILLER Seniors Lead School Spirit TOMMY MIT CH ELL HOLLIS MOFFETT GLORIA MONROE D ENN IS MOORE GLORIA MOORE KENT MOORE ROBERT MOORE TH ELMA MOORE Many hours of practice a demonstrate. re needed to perfect routines as Cheerleaders Linda Caldwell and Patricia Wright DAPHNE OVERTON IAN OWENS RICHARD PLUMMER In the forefront at a pep rally are Mae Miller, Carolyn Mannie, Bobbie Carey, Linda Powell, Katy Wil son, Willie Hurst, and Gloria Moore. BEVERLY POWELL LINDA POWELL KENNETH PROSSER ,L , ' Q' E nf lf is 1, 3 be Semors Show School Spirit DELORES REED LINDA REVADA L, M, RIVERS HENRY ROBERTS PA TRICIA ROBERTS CURTIS ROBINSON CYNTHIA ROBINSON NELSON ROBINSON Seniors Win Spirit Stick CEDRIC SANDERS AVON SCOTT ALVIN SHAW WALTER SHULER JOHNNY SIMPKINS BARBARA SMITH ERBERTINE SMITH FRANKIE SMITH Lawrence Ward holds the Spirit Stick awarded the Seniors in th for the winning skit Here Comes The Judge. ,nd e Inter-Class Competition 3 , . 3 .ff-., ,- fl V 'SEK '.gffVi?f'Hgfg SHERMAN SMITH TOMMIE SORRELLS RICHARD SPEED HELEN STANLEY ANNETTE TAYLOR LARRY THIGPEN Nominees for the title of Mr, Esquire are Nelson Robinson, and Phillip Walker. 1.13 71, , Alvin Shaw, Louis Hicks DANNY THOMAS BARBARA TURNER PHILLIP WA LKER S TA CY WALTON I .,.gmov--,- ' jf f '1 'Tf ,, ,A,,,, , G... Q 'fx fi mf fix? I A 5, Nominees for the title of Miss Anderson High are Linda Caldwell, Patricia Lewis DeSeria Forge, Linda Gooden, and Avon Scott. g 1.. t i t Q? ...,,, 5 sii - ' is LAWRENCE WARD is A' ELEA NOR WARREN ' QB' E BILLY WASHINGTON ELLA WASHINGTON KAY WATTERS JOHN WEBBER LINDA WEBBER EARL WHITE RAYMOND Wl-IITLEY SAMMIE WHITTINGTON 44 , , -w f W i .,: My f Wm V, vi fl if 1 'Y' 'WW Willie Hurst lends a helping hand to Avon Scott as she tries on t he cap and gown mf, Semors Antaczpate Gracluatwn EVERETTE WILLIAMS LINDA WILLIAMS SHELTON WILLIAMS KA TY WILSON ARTHUR WOODS MONA WRIGHT PATRICIA WRIGHT RAYMOND YOUNG Leading the activities of the Juniors are President Larry Houston and Vice President Alfred Mays, Juniors Elect Leaders Andrew Adkins Earnest Allen Richie Anderson Jessie Arnold Kathy Austin Johnny Barr Vicki Bell Gail Berry Cleo Black funiors Renew Friendslujn Emma Blakemore Richard Bolden Fred Braggs Roy Bright Annie Brown Janice Brown Q -fx Wu--s Lv in s ,Q-F .f- ' ii r, i 5 -.sms-wth-ss Linda Brown David Bunton Lawrence Bunton Wanda Bunton James Burleson Robert Burleson Catching up on the news of the summer activities are Gail Berry, Brenda Davis, and Pamela Medearis. Carolyn Burse Calvin Burton Jimmy Butler Junior Selections Vary Lola Cade Charles Calton Betty Campbell Robert Carey Clyde Carey Kenneth Carter Marvin Clayborne W-f-----v 4 4? X' Arthur Coleman Robert Coleman Thomas Collins Mary Crenshaw Annette Craney Bernice Cyphers With a wide selection to choose from, Barry Duffle selects a paper back for his reading pleasure. Juniors Serve As Aides Brenda Davis Debra Davis John Davis Barry Duffie Phyllis Dukes Florese Eason Georgia Eason Cherry Edwards Ronald Foster . ,J QQ iq N253 5-1 M , K L,L, , NM- N.. lk - --'AiA' A iillhm 4. i A-..,, i Beverly Franklin Sandra Freeman Ilean Galloway Clifton Gantt Lawrence Garrett Clarence Graham Getting new books ready for circulation are student aides Ava Williams and Phyllis Dukes. Ira Grant Linda Grant Barbara Green Georgia Green Juniors Practice For Concert Tommie Gregg Doris Harper Edna Harris Blanche Hartman David Harvey Savannah Haywood in , 1 'WX TX , Tu DaVetra Hill Roselyn Hill Ella Horton Evelyn Houston Larry Houston Millie Houston Bass Clarinetists Roselyn Hill, Jessica Manning, and Jessie Arnold prepare for a band concert. Jimmy Hunter Andrew Jackson Edna Jackson J juniors Dramatize Outcome Joyce Jackson Grace E. Jackson Connie Jarmon Donnie Johns James Johnson Melvin Johnson Mary Jones Otis Kennard Brenda Kincheon Doris Kincheon Joan Kindred Nathaniel Kindred Annette Craney, Linda Brown, Dottie Nesby, and Judith Lewis enact their version of the game between the Anderson Yellow Jackets and the McCallum Knights. .4 ,LW Karen Knowles Deborah Lee Judith Lewis Judy Lindsey Juniors Harmonize At Pep Rally Albert Loggins Valore Lott Jessica Manning Barbara Massington Alfred Mays Belinda McDonald Mamie McPhaul Lloyd McVade Pamela Medearis Alva Miller JO Miller Rodney Miller Giving their all in a musi- cal tribute to the Yellow Jacket football squad are Georgia Eason, Lou Nell Williams, Brenda Kincheon Jimmy Butler, and Jimmy Hunter. .Ai Willie Mitchell Jo Carol Moffett Jesse Monroe Carl Montgomery Grover Moore Paul Moore David Moss, Debra Powell, and Charles Johnson put the finishing touches on the Yellow Jacket nest. Dottie Nesby Leslie Nelson Willie E. Neely Juniors Decorate For Homecoming 4... i M-ww-GH 'ng 1 W2 1 John Nesby Shirley Parker Bernard Parks Juanita Penn William Price Willie Pryor Patrinella Ray Johnny Reed Patricia Reed Carolyn Reynolds Charles Roberts Mary Roberts One of the many behind- the-scenes activities of the colorful half-time shows at the football games is in- flating balloons as demon- strated by Willie Pryor, Herbert Patridge, Dave Wilson and Charles Black. Prentice Simpkins Vernon Rogers Richard Shelby funiors Prepare For HaMTime Anita Smith Dalton Sistrunk Hildred Smith Barbara Spears Jimmy Sneed Shirley Smith if? .:f, .. ' 2 li 1 2 S 5 is My ig ii 2 iff' 2 'N 5 E g . N , is yy X ,, , , J ,Q . rr .W Jo Ann Sterling Ronnie Sterling Lonnie Terrell Tony Terry R. A. Thomas Emmitt Thompson The periodical corner of the library attracts the attention of Deborah Lee Ji in Q55 XM Marilyn Thompson Walter Thompson Horace Tolbert John Walker Juniors Keep A breast Arcie Walker Arthur Waldon Patricia Wallace Charles Washington Sandra Washington Arnie Williams .. '.., , W , is Frank Whittington Ava Williams Eleanor Williams Bennie Williams Lawrence Williams Doris Williams Lou Nell Williams Dave Wilson Curley Wilson Kenneth Wilson Tillman Woods Linda Young In Memoriam KERRY S, HALE June 3, 1951 September 19, 1968 DENISE D, GALLOWAY August 29, 1952 September 19, 1968 1 K.,-L SGPHOMORES 1 I ff I Wf Sophomores Make Selections Daring to be different, the Sophomores elected girls as officers: President Carla Gregg, Chaplain Patsy Johnson, Secretary Edith Lott, Treasurer Georgia Roberts, and Vice President Debra Dilworth, Carolyn Allen Kathy Amos Archie Baker Cynthia Berry Carol Black Jerolyn Black Mary Bowie Mary Bradshaw Gene Thomas pauses for a moment's meditation on the new surroundings, new friends, and new require- ments ofthe new world of the Anderson sophomore, . ,..,,..,. , ,. K ' 1 ,Q . s ,ALJ Q as .W Lawrence Britton Louise Brown Dale Bunton Mary Byrd Steven Byrd Leroy Coffee Sherman Coleman Jacqueline Collins Sophomores Contemplate New Role Sharon Cooper Linda Curry' James Crenshaw Betty Davis Gloria Davis Iris Davis Lucy Davis Tommie Davis 'up if 7 v am:-M , la A . 1? K f Cora DeShay Debra Dilworth Perry Dixon Jimmy Douglas Edmond Dukes Glenda Dukes 3, Sophomores Predict Victory Kay Ellison Patsy Fagan Brenda Fennell Myrtle Foster Janice Foster Kenneth Fowler '1- 7 X Kearie Franklin Cynthia Freeman Linda Galloway Edwina Gauntt James Gilbert Shirley Gilbert Jeanette Gooden Carla Gregg Varsity Players join the fun as Carla Gregg ha ngs the Johnston Rams in effigy, Surround- ing Carla are Richard Speed, Charles Daven- port, Danny Thomas, Hollis Moffett, Nelson Robinson, and Charles Roberts, V f y. Z W dmv' g ,at fr ff, .J J i Addie Hardeman Juanita Hardeman Jill Hardison William Harris Joe Hatch Claude Haywood Thomas Henderson Kenneth Hill 4- .n PSA r X L Valerie Hill Carl Hines Billy Houston Denise Hygh Morris Hughes Connie Hunter Darla Jarmon Marilyn Iarmon ... QM Q Sophomores Practice For Per ormances Janet Jenkins Janette Jenkins Gilbert Johnson Nina Johnson Patsy Johnson Connie Jones Nancy Jones Sherry Jones fa it bffkzf 1-1 .- I ,nr V , X J As -as Wm.-J X ,. xiiiieg. .. ,J any X gift 13.45, ,grey A fwfifjsfn 9 'iififsfafw ages.-. 4-,X .V -.wr -U1 ,1- ,. -4521's Wah. -,riffs -2 'j'7f?3f,', f ,fl ww., 3.- 'ie -mi-if J em Ambros Kearney Dorothy Kennard Mary Lampkins James Lee Bertram Lewis Arthur Lofton Sophomores Celebrate Victory Edith Lott Gloria Mackey Larry Mackey - M , -wr . 'V ' X ' L. , Debra Marshall Jenny Mason Anita Maxwell Helen McBride Dan McClain Marvin McCook George Medlock Charles Miles Hershell Miles Kenneth Miller Susie Miller Cheerleader Carolyn Holly leads in Bee Teamers Beau Jones a nd Kenneth Chambers, E-X, Susie Miller Avonne Moore Marion Neal Etta Nealy Louie Nelson Gaye Nesby Larry Organ Earnest Owens l 77 Diminutive Louie Nel- son sparks the half-time shows of The Yellow Jacket Band, 'QS 3' I ws , J waiuw Debra Patterson Deronza Patterson Debra Powell Io Ann Powell Bertha Reed Willie Reed Dan Revada Georgia Roberts Sophomores Boast Featured Twzrler Andrew Robinson Donald Robinson Linda Rogers Charles Sanders Delores Sauls Clemetis Scott Larry Scott Jimmy Simpkins Charles Smith Gwendolyn Smith Trenell Smith Willie Smith James Sneed Jimmy Spears Sophomores Swing at Howdy Dance Vicki Taylor Lerlene Tealer Jerry Thigpen Linda Thomas Terrance Thomas Michael Thompson ,X . E cg fl Miriam Thompson Tommy Thompson George Walker Ethel Washington Patsy White Velma White Doris Williams Mary Williams Getting in the swing of things are Janet 7 x my R Jenkins, Janette Jen- it L.: 5 kins, and Iris Davis. Lffffa, Jim Q he Q , is Q Y r X YL Vernell Williams Beverly Wilson Jimmy Woods Teempy Wooley Lois Wren Homer Wright Ir. Deborah Wyatt Darlene Wydermyer Health ore a quiz, a few pointers to Howard Davis, Betty Johnson, urge Wallace, Linda Gooden, and Alvin Shaw, MRS, H, P. ADAMS 215,13-A R 5 d , 1- t D ' LT N i , Ji ' - I x velyn Houston discusses Heart Diseases and Heart Trans- Charles Davis and Tommy Mitchell adjust the film Dance lants with her group before the panel appears in class. Little Children , a part of a series on venereal disease, 83 English In English, students meet to share their encounters with life, To do this effectively they move frequent ly between dialogue and monologue - between drama and writing - and bring new voices into the classroom to add to the store of shared experiences, The major objective is to see that every student speaks well, writes correctly, thinks clearly, and reads widely, 0 -'vIllnuq....,, gigfi a.-ul . JA 4 V 4? x bs s ...W 'rrs,s,,. Mrs. V. W. Arnold shares experiences of her summer travels in European countries with department mem- bers and representatives from Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. ,sax , Enacting a Beverly Hillbillies adaptation ofa Fairy Tale in Mrs. Street's class are Carolyn Holley, Louis Hicks, Willie Hurst, Meredith Kelly, Gwen Lee and Linda Caldwell. MRS, M, B, HARRIS Chairman MRS. V. W. ARNOLD MRS. M. L. STREET MISS L, E. FRAZIER MRS, M. C. JOHNSON i x ,. .M . , Senior students in Miss Frazier's class interpret an original poem Shadows We See Dim1y. JACKETS , 17 f, . Q wr Ava Williams, Arnie Williams, Barbara Massington, and Marilyn Thompson report on the writing of Oklahoma as others take notes, prior to playing the records Oklahoma' in the English V Class of Mrs. Harris. f ': f-ill!! ow-ax - ,msd ., f If A Mrs. Arnold's class reads poetry of the Colonial Period. MIS. J0hf1S0fl 1621dS her C1353 iD 21 V0CHbU121I'y fCVi9W- F oreign, Language MRS. J. M. DANIEL C, MCPHERSON V XY Q Learning can be fun as evinced by Cynthia Robinson, Shaw and Verna Francis. of gl an .ps , eww - . ' . Foreign language is taught by a modified audiolingual method where the students are introduced to the language in basically the same way they learned English: first hearing and understanding, then speaking, and finally writing, As supplements to regular class- work they learn songs in the lan- guage studied, see films and slides, do extra reading on cul- ture and history, write to students in foreign countries, and take field trips. Belinda McDonald and Eleanor Williams converse in Spanish. Wm '1' H ll Mary Lindsay, DeSeria Forge, Louis Hicks, Alvin 87 Social tuclies Of the many tasks schools are called up to to perform, the two most significant challenges are the development of the student's understanding of himself and of his physical and social environment. The Social Studies Department attempts to achieve this goal by using the inquiry approach to learning which demands use of the processes of search and of critical and reflective thinking, Much use is made of available, effective tools of daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, maps, audio-visual equipment, and community resource persons. rootxsnr mt 'Mus 0 R l U - ' rvt NT xx.-uw. .. Nw:-' t. Qi- as .4 x. , Y ff- . .. Reading the daily newspaper - Beau Jones, Mary Byrd, and Sherman Coleman in Mr, Medlin's class, 5 l WW MRS, H, W, GLENN Chairman W. S. MUNROE W. L. MEDLIN X' MRS. M. B. JONES s wg, P Q. .n v U5 Community resource persons - Wayne Fagan and Ear1Yeake1 of The University of Texas Law School ' Legal Understanding with a Civics class. W TU WISUGMS 'Wm Q 71 Mr. W. Munroe gives a few pointers in map reading Student Teacher Betty Epps of Huston - Tillotson to Jo Ann Miller and Charles Calton. Sophomores lead a discussion in Mrs. Jones' history class. The Civics class of Mrs. Glenn observes the democra- tic process in action during the November general elections. College conducts a class in American History. J pig , MM. Johnny Johnson and Larry Hunt observe as citizens Precinct Chairman G. M. RS16f0rd explains his of Precinct 125 cast their ballot, duties. 90 A Driver Education J, R, HAZLEY dward Smith taking the Steadiness Mr, Hazley and students inspect the new car est . . . Edna Jackson, the Visual Acuity and Distance Judgment Test . . . George Wallace, the Simple Reac- tion Test, Mathematics In Mathematics there is no short cut, and the learner must proceed methodically step-by step, As a result, the department places special emphasis on mathematical concepts. One of the special means of implementing this concept is through the use of the overhead projector. fy 'H ,sf X Yu-diff'-M If 77727777 ' ,. Q U aw? E Quincy Jarmon explains a trigonometric identity to Sherman, Phillip, Edward, Mere- dith, Clifton, Charles and Linda, ls Linda skeptical? 92 fr' W, R, BANKS, CHAIRMAN MRS, A. I. WILLIAMS R, B, TIMMONS A, C, MOSELEY 3?-2 I. A . MCDONALD Developing proofs on congruence are Doris Kincheon, Emitt Richerson Danny Galloway and Arcie Walker. Special Education Vocational Rehabilitation includes on-the- job training for vocational proficiency, Pro- visions for study include safety and employ- ment, Social Studies, and Homemaking, MRS, V, M. LUPO R. T. MCALISTER l 4 3 F..,,,,, 0. Jill Hardison leads a discussion on employment trends. , 5 A J! 1' Correct table setting demonstrated by the class in Home- making. Choral and Band Music Through application of music theory, listening activities, individ- ual and group creativity, and the fundamentals of singing and play- ing, the department tries to create a literacy in music that will lead to music appreciation which will carry over into adult life. MRS, H. L, LEWIS A, O, PATTERSON Choral Music Band Music i CONCERT FIELD Formation Choral Music class discovering the importance of enunciation. Sctence Departmental orgamzatron prov1des basrc knowledge for every student whatever h1s potentral Both Phys1ca1 and L1fe SCICUCC courses are offered and geared to students for whom these courses may be termtnal or for those who are rn preparatron for ., -... ....., mug mms s ks X K stgg g ,1 3 , 1 Correlatrnb properttes of the elements as obserx ed on Pertodic Chart wtth the properues obserw ed rn expert 3 . ' 4 t fag :- ff f 5 A L L+, N .. :--- gi te . . M, L, PICKARD L. L. JACKSON M. J. CHAMBERS , and the tests continue, LAB TESTS: Find the volume of air in sand? Balance the meter stick with 20 gm and 50 gm weights H omemaking Homemaking prepares Today's youth for Tomorrow world, To make this development possible, the department provides the opportunity and incentive to develop the talents, skills, knowledge and atti- tudes necessary for competent and responsible mem- bership in American society and in the world com- munity, MRS, K, M, FISHER wug tenss. '-'- W .U ,wa l U w l is? sg. Lf..-3 X41 :,., Q! 4: .,,-13' X K fx Eating is very personal and a general pattern is being made by this class to suit the individual, B J , li A 5 V:,i-, fs rar' X , X I The Summer Homemaking Project involves pre- schoolers and their mothers, members of the Future Homemakers of America, community workers, as well as school personnel. -M..-MW-...s W.. ti KN.. -A ' A. ,. t ,, WY frs F r 'j, A ,W 1 , , p l 135: I ,sss IM- - .... Mrs. Florence Richey, Supervisor of Home and Family Life Education, donates a tree in honor ofMr. W. B. Campbell, and deposits the first shovel of dirt. Mrs. Jessie Smith, Chairman of the project, de- posits her shovel full as Mr. Jesse Fox of the Men's Garden Club, Mr. W, Sneed, and Mr. R, Syms observe. Physical Education Activities in the Physical Education Department covers a broad span. .?5 'Ns. r '3 . . . Conditioning Exercises ,,,,.n--vu-. 2 Badminton L. M. BRITTON Chairman MRS. L. D. CRAWFORD -Q 2' I. HARVEY S, P, JACKSON s Fitness Test , . . Flexed Bar Hang Lifetime Sports for Living , . . Archery 1 sv t 2 'a -Mi s 3 I i Nu 3 , 1 , EL s W - -W. , f--t . - - e4e:,...,:1 Q ' ,z 4 . AF' A - s , ' 1+ 'i11.--f ilgiegj ifi tiif'-Y'1i1QL + 35-ill , .... ':?i'f 3 fin' - ---' ' fffitm-i7i'.il-W ' A ,1 . 1 JY, V A . ' .MQ ui If 1 ' 5 A .7 1'7I'f' - 72513-M-W? ' ' 1 ,ft A ' . n Y, ' , zfiafgsgei mg, H19 7 ,, ii .J J , , A LT sch , . kt J Q ss M, 3 2,35 '.,1.ikN:, :3 L n n ff- 1f'wf1 n 1 ,gf is s sf iQgQ4,f 3' ' A as is .Q ff- t Q.. 5 'f.f.1l!,f axe' TY . 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I A t krf .U R011 Check by squad leaders .,,,,.,..,.f ., Y - '4ff'nitwf.wvu-iw-ef. - A I k.,,, is ,XA lf E ,J R Class Discussion: Why Exercise? in 1, -M 7 4- 'gif V , U s K! wi 1 L, an 5 u fr V ,mag f, .V V, V, ,Vip wg , I ,. fgm. .' 4 :fr A lfigi- My I 34.93, ,hz . i,,f4g. 4, Lx Q1-21,5 w' Q., Qiift 'I-21,1 J 'gr by , V' f.,,l ' A ,,.. lava-'sf 4 , 'Q A lgfl , ff My bl .2 vw '. ' A 4 I mi ...ff ? Af .--un fkzfw. Team Sports . . . FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL if i l Industrial and Vocational Education Preparing for leadership entails work and interests of infinite variety. :aft ? A Ytt tiiiai N y ,,.. ic f' Q f f if P t .. . K K my ,V K k ,noir f' ,X - '-- M c ' 4 Working on projects . . . IO4 f-'fe' nc. . Q t or . ,,,.11- .,'- W f , Mixing insecticides . . . Raymond Whitley and Larry Hunt dbx A 'Q Q-5,4 M. J. CRAWFORD G. O. EWING Chairman Running terrace lines. 'iff' - nnn . ..-.Q .A 1,-..,, f 'Q--2,1-W. mn.,-:ta r -, - b- ., .N wa .,,. I Tf i. f . I '-My .. J A -H 1 as 3 ' Q SFR iv - ,- av-W mf N W 15 in Q- 2 , , Mix G1 x wig f Q Vi we 1 f is is f as . my LN .3 ,, ., .,K. . :.. 5. O. R. LOTT i . ' ...M W. . . . Q in.. Welding J E in Cosmetology BEAUTY is the watchword of the department as students create an aura of Hamour for face, hands, and hair, HAND CARE - Manicures in the booth by Bobby Carey and Frankie Smith in pi,7.i? h , 1 MRS. I. H. YOUNG v . . . as well as at the tables by Emma Blakemore, Gracie Jackson, Anita Smith and Brenda Kincheon, Frosting glamour pieces by Barbara Andrews, Carolyn Mannie, Linda Powelland Shirley Easley, .girfy V, .. ......,n,-1,-f............ 1 ia K Yv Spline! R , V K K A S L I! f ' f ' I L-J -6 J Elm .x,, . nf ' . 1 Q, E ff A A y qvhl y ' Y'.7 2' J V ' V , , if f M P' I V Q . 45 E ' fm' ' K 1 f in ...sr 'kxxkd HAIR CARE - Basic hair styling techniques by Mary Jones, Gail Berry, Io Carol Moffett and Sandra Washington. Heat curling by Floreese Eason, Bernice Cyphers and Mary Roberts. A uto-Mechanics Engines - machines - parts - all seem to be the order of the day in the department as students repair, assemble, and dismantle in various learning phases of auto-mechanics, nut ' 'W' i . WC Mg I A ,, Nu ff' - ' 'J fini' John Phillips operating armature lathe. Robert Coleman operating brake drum lathe l08 sf Jay A, R, BUCKNER David Harvey servicing 68 Chev. 6 engine, Thomas Collins servicing 265 C.I. V-8 engine. sv? J 3 '1 me Paul Moore operating valve refacing machine, '53 FM- ,or Lawrence Bunton and Robert Coleman overhauling 326 C.I. engine Pontiac V-8. Business Courses are offered in typewriting, short- hand, and bookkeeping. Data Processing is made available to Anderson students at Austin High School, the central location for all secondary schools. MISS M. A. JOHNSON Data Processing students Linda Gooden,I1ean Galloway and Frances Manor, i l Willie Hurst and Avon Scott, 1 1 D 2 Advanced Typing students cutting stencils . and mirneographing are Kenneth Prosser, Y, , Linda Webber, Sandra Clark, Teresa Flowers, AIDIWIOI I I F1 I t p 'xxi ,if , gi c f f 1 f fe I ft , - 'W ,Mg-w H Pv-vga, t X Vx as! Students type, keeping class, . Y.. . QW c .c M M.. j take dictation in shorthand class, and complete a unit on Special Journals in book- ' II2 Distributive Education To meet the basic need of the right to own and operate a competitive business or to be gainfully employed in one is the chief philosophy of the department, Employers in the community provide the employment and training which serves as the laboratory for applying the instruction given in the classroom. T, T. DAVIS Food Clerk John Davis at Greyhound, Grocery Checker Stacy Walton at Minimax. 'ESQ Sales Clerk Walter Thompson at National Shirt Shop. Sales Clerk Danny Galloway at Cohn Bros. Sales Clerks Helen Bowie at Groner's . . . Billie Mackey at Sears . . . Ioan Kindred at Yeates rr K ' hiv Xf sow if ' ' E155 C U 5 1 'v-'- 11' --gg g mf Z CH . if G C as 7 3' s Supply Clerk Willie 5 'yi' yr Q n fi' . ' 0 ' ., ' v ' ',.'v 4 V. . 1- - . -fs.: ' 1, QQ' ' 'Y Q3 rf' 'Q in 1 7 f uf . , V757-'an Mitchell at Blond Electrrc. 1 Jr ,S 4 'fc btx Asst, Manager Charles 3.54 4'Q!' Davis at Sul1ivan's Grocery, Receiving 'NT Clerk Cedric Sanders at Home Steam Laundry. Assist. Food Manager Lucious Gantt at G. C. Murphy. Sales Clerk Raymond Young at Handy-Andy. II3 Maintenance An important phase of the life of the school are the services perform- ed by the Cafeteria and Maintenance staff. A11 signifying the beginning of each new day , , , Raising the flag . . . The morning coffee . . . Housekeeping R, L. SYMS W. SNEED S. OVERTON MRS. ANNIE BOLDEN Grounds Care. MRS, IRENE PERKINS H, BANKS PREPARATION . . . SERVICE :lv Cafeteria ,xx -er' wg, Mrs. B. B. Dean Mrs. R. L. Batts Mrs. F. 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VICA . . . Chorus Yellow Jacket Mascot CARLA RENEE' GREGG Q to Sophomore Class President , , , lp: ...Q-u je Yellow Jacket Band Clarinetist i n - - ! VICA Sweetheart . . . Jaekene Eggggggggggggggggggigi 4135355355355 gig Twirler . . . Iackette Asst. ' Q Historian . . . VICA Vice iiiisieqefigigisisisisir i , ::s:2:2:Q i iii? President I 'J f f s 'zfzzzfzf Z' l-Q , . . ,is X Class IQGPTQSGHZCLZIZUGS 7? ur .Q of I gpm- as lllaa Ill i Ill llll lil! ll li lllll lllll llll li llllll llll IDI ll I0 U ll I I ll nu I l HQ. I on I BELL 1 , W s lllsa .x.A-L3a- tr, t.. Q . . wi.: Q , 1 mmm nm Oli Q s ussswu llfliik Ill! 58154-ii QIVQSSQ uk... i Q no Future Nurses Vice President ge.,-future Teachers of America Chaplain Junior Red Cross Council Reporter . . . Advisory Treasurer . . . Future Nurses State Convention Delegate , , , Future Homemakers of America. 1 s . . ROBERT L, BRYANT Senior Representative L. M. RIVERS, JR. Senior Class Chaplain CHARLOTTE CAMPBELL Senior Representative . , , Yellow Jacket Band Clarinetist 6- p 1 Li! .M Class Representatives E 2 3 . BARBARA SPEARS AVONNE MOORE Junior Representative . . . Yellow Jacket Sophomore Representative , Band Co Drum Major . . . Future Teachers Y-Teens., , . Yellow Jacket of America Corresponding Secretary . . . BOOSWI Future Nurses, Senior Favorites Willie Hurst Nelson Robinson MOST CONGENIAL MOST CONGENIAL MOST RELIABLE MOST OPTIMISTIC I24 3 Helen Stanley Mae Miller MOST TALENTED MOST STUDIOUS E 1 Q X l .f- i '-W -pg . 0 I NNN rw 1 Q -mpfn Q I IX! 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Www, Alvin Shaw Carolyn Holley MOST JUBILANT MOST IUBILANT FRIENDLIEST MOST LOQUACIOUS Laffy Hunt AIIDCIIC T3.y1OI' BEST DANC ER BEST DANCER MOST ENTHUSIA STIC l27 enior Favorites i Danny Galloway Marilyn Arnold MOST RELIABLE NEWSIEST if Cynthia Robinson David Harris MOST BENEVOLENT 1 4' i Y 1 Patricia Lewis MOST OPTIMISTIC MOST MODEST FRIENDLIEST I ,, ..A,. ,,, Barbara Turner MOST POPULAR MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Delores Reed Louis Hicks MOST COURTEOUS MOST COURTEOUS MOST MODEST I29 Senior Favorites qmovv- Q Q Y kv-ff-...ff T v I 1 ! E 3 2 Quincy Jarmon Mary Lindsey BEST DRESSED l30 DeSeria Forge Elmer Fisher BEST LOOKING 141 John Harvey MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR MOST TALENTED MOST VERSATILE Ernestine Harrison MOST ATHLETIC The Student Council was vw p--4. Student government is vested in the Student Council. Each advisory is , represented on the council Officers are elected in the spring, The president of the council must be a senior. Q '-I 5 wifi? :mi X jr 1 LI' za x, X , T459 ,ei lunar - ,...,. , S A 14, ,X K fl. ' fix Fiviif President Phillip Walker presides over an executive Vice President Charles Davenport and Sponsor M. J. session with Secretary Cynthia Robinson, Treasurer Chambers select Spirit Ribbons for the football game Mae Haywood, Chaplain Ethel Davis, and Principal Pi gford , The ational Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society has become recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a student, Selection which is made by the faculty is based upon excellence in scholarship, character, leadership, and service, 'N e -M ,g r g 3 X ftleglli 1 up in-.- 9 00 0 0 0.0.0 0 so Q 0 0 O Q.. SEATED Georgia Eason Patricia Lewis Annette Craney llean Galloway STANDING Avon Scott Jessie Houston Ethel Davis Phillip Walker Delores Reed Edward Melrose Vicki Bell Mae M1l1er and Linda Caldwell BW ,...., 3 gm I'- . A .awww - President Patricia Lewis presents the Honor Roll Banner to the winning advisories SOPHOMORE recipients: Brenda Fennell Patsy White Beverly Wilson and Dorothy Kennard JUNIOR recipients: Lola Cade, Annette Craney Ron- nie Sterling, and Larry Houston The Madrigal Singers These students find pleasure in recapturing the spirit of the past MALE members are Robert Lott, Arthur Woods, Ronnie Houston, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Hunter, Jimmy Butler, and Larry Hunt, through the ITIOIZGIZS, madrigals, and other vocal compositions from the Golden Age of Polyphony, They also welcome the challenge to learn and perform modern compositions, particularly those written in the polyphonic idiom. FEMALE members are Linda Young, Barbara Turner, Alva Miller, Janice Brown, DeSeria F orge, Helen Stanley, and Beverly Wilson l35 Monitors And Guides Alert to the needs of visitors, faculty, and staff in tours and in daily routine procedures are two of the service organizations of the school: Hall Monitors and Guides, as V IMF! 'mf f ' ,V 4- 'f wish. W 'TW f G B1 , f KW? l,H'!2l3 ,L I lt we f -W ,W J J , dr' Q. N' Yi ii! 'fl' I I 1, 'Y , . ' .f L 'Jw A A. Y 5'?f' fk'W'iC, fi5'f!7v. ' I ,, ' K A Q 4 1 , V ,gs ,?,jff,.' : Q2,'sTi - 5 V, A .lo. fl ,. ' A , 'Q N f , ,r , Q ,y 5. rr ,X f D' ' F 1 7.-VA , -wry, .f v ,wj,5 ' , ' . 'fti . fi , - : rf, ggi' if f- Yea, 'lc e ' - 'L '53 ' V . 4. e g 5 , 'N Mrb. 50, iff:-11 NYY is t 5 M A E, fl , Nags, ' was ' 5 . 5 , 1 X, 1.11 '11, r f E357 '! . 1 1 'dl ..-v,-,V f I36 GUIDES pictured at the bottom include sponsor M, Y, Thompson, Karen Anderson, Erbertine Smith, Thelma Moore, Sandra Clark, Evelyn Kindred, and Sponsor G, E, Britton, STANDING: Kenneth Prosser, Larry Hunt, and Robert Lott, W Q fi L I , ' ' J 1 ' . rw Y, w me-L Future Nurses to 2 ,fl fumor Red Cross - fi 4 Q., ' W f W W5 .K if E y 1 , yi ,S x gs' fix K-- E Assisting during the city sponsored innoculation program against Diptheria are Barbara Spears, Mae Hay- wood, and Mary Lindsay. ' 3 X Working on one of the projects for the State Hospital are Linda Gooden, Erbertine Smith, Linda Grant, Edna Jackson, Breta ny Mason, Evelyn Kindred, Jo Ann Miller. Bell, R. L. Pearson, Evelyn Hackney, Jen- Ushers And Service Club An important addition to all school programs are the Ushers and members of the Service Club who give in- valuable assistance wherever needed, Service Club members include Linda Caldwell, James Burleson, Katie Wilson, Sandra Freeman, Sponsor M, C, Johnson, Jimmy Hunter, and DeSeria Forge, Karen Anderson , fl -pl -MX.. ..,,h.s - , 'W . il ind Q4 l l , QQ Q . 25 l i m l f W -J . l ,5Q , Qf lLi 1 F 7 X i Ek ,XB Drama Future Homemakers Of America, Sandra Freeman listens in on a conversation between Sherman Smith and Clifton Dilworth during Fall rehearsal. Members and sponsor establish more effective communication through the FHA organization: Carolyn Holley, Gloria Foster, Annette Taylor, Mrs, K, M, Fisher, Rosie Jackson, and Alfreda Jackson, I39 Community and school service projects as well as boosting school spirit for athletic events are major roles in the program of the Girls Service Organization or Jackettes, This organization includes the Cheer- leaders, Twirleaders, Drill Team and Dance Capezios, Twirlers Annette Taylor, Karen Anderson, Katie Wilson, DeSeria Forge, Carolyn Mannie and Tommie Sorrells, ,fackettes DRILL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Annette Taylor, Curly Wilson, Mae Miller Barbara Massington Marilyn Thompson Annette Craney, Tommie Sorrells, Karen Anderson, Lounell Williams Irene Jackson Vicki Bell I anis Jackson DeSeria Forge. BACK ROW: Debra Davis, Floreese Eason, JoAnn Hornsby, Millie Houston Belinda McDonald Rose Smith Georgia Eason, Ava Williams, Brenda Kincheon, Linda Brown, Carolyn Mannie Rosie Jackson Katie Wilson Edna Harris Linda Young, l40 ,,, -.A rr, JACKETTES: Co-Presidents Mae Miller and DeSeria Forge Secretary Io Ann Hornsby wan- -am a- - -' ' CHEERLEADERS: Janis Brown, Ella Horton, Annie Brown, Carolyn Holley, Sandra Freeman, Marnie McPhau1, Patricia Wright, Captain Linda Caldwell, and Patricia Lewis Vzlca , t N-.nf Members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America share a common interest in careers and re- creation. VICA Sweetheart Carolyn Mannie and Vice President Henry Hill, Hill won the First Place Award in Public Speaking at the District V fall meet, Senior officers Gary Schultz, Donald Hardeman, Larry Earls, Elmer Fisher, Paul Moore, Willie Bunton, Henry Hill, and Ronald Irving. .f aww-. .f,, R, r,,.,. , ,V .,f'?U'i,x ., 11. 'J ,, 4, , a Q .gk UAT Junior officers John Phillips, Thomas Collins, Robert Coleman, Lawrence Bunton, Otis Kennard, and Glen West, new Future Teachers Of America f.. Q. I To increase knowledge of ideas and major goals of The Future Teachers V M m ufflku methods and to gain prevocational experience are the of America. Sisf-CQ ' F velopment of Agricultural leadership ture Farmers of America, Future Farmers A mericu Q 4 5 H 'fr , cooperation, and citizenship are the aims of The The PTA Participation characterizes the members and of- ficers of the Parent- Feacher Association, Mrs, Mary Hurst, president leads a busy group of concerned par- ents who work actively to support every phase of stu- dent life at Anderson, President MARY HURST 'ies' B wi- I I? Mrs, Judy Daniels, Mrs, Barbara Hicks, Mrs, Mary President Hurst, Committee member Britton, Hurst, and Mrs, Minnie Lee sell refreshments at the and Asst, Principal Gaines work with students basketball games to finance PTA projects, in contacting parents, ., . ip 1 ln executive session are Mrs, Minnie Lee, Membership Chairman, Mrs, Delores Duffie, Budget Scholarship Chairman, Mrs, Mary Hurst, President, Mrs, L, M, Britton, Sr, , Membership Com- mittee Member, Mrs, Virginia Gregg, Vice President, and Mr, Stacy Walton, Sr, , Treasurer, .233 Mr-. p ..,.... F rx- Parents participate in a Back-to-School Night to meet teachers, other parents, and to get acquainted with the school program, ,Q sl t is w '-, f Q The PTA sponsored a Mother-Son Party honoring the members of the Football Team, Pictured are Jimmy Sneed and Mrs, Easley, Tommy Gregg and Mrs, Gregg, Sherman Coleman and Mrs. Coleman, Larry Organ and Mrs, Organ, Samuel Gilbert and Mrs, Gilbert, Andrew Atkins and Mrs, Atkins, SECOND GROUP: John Harvey and Mrs, Harvey, Clifton Dilworth and Mrs, Dilworth, Larry Houston and Mrs, Houston, Clyde Carey and Miss Jimmie Duncan, Coach Timmons and Nelson Robinson, Modern Music Masters J-t in AQ K 7. f- g 40 -'U A I A -'ll President Linda Williamsg Vice-President De- Seria Forgeg Secretary Jessie Houstong Assistant Sec. Cynthia Robinsong Treasurer Avon Scott, Chaplain Elleanor Warreng Historian Mae Hay- woodg Social Committee Marilyn Arnold and Ethel Davisg Sponsor Mrs, H, L, Lewis, ' ' ,,,- J , ,,,, . wr u I This national affiliated honor society in music makes provision for musical as well as social activities, discovers and develops talent, and inspires creativity. I46 ee 5 E Chorus Throughout the school year the Chorus performs at school assemblies and other programs of the school, as well as at civic organiiations, social service clubs, community and church programs, President Larry Huntg Vice President Barbara Turnerg Secretary-Treasurer DeSeria Forgeg Chaplain Jimmy Hunterg Sergeant-at-arms Millie Houstong Reporter Alva Millerg Librarians Jimmy Hunter, Karen Knowles and Barbara Turner i inuw lL-,,,-, 1 ix Ur I 'Q Q QM Q 4 574' 'Ak J' ii 1 -1 -1 if A Soprano , , , Helen Stanley, Linda Young, and Gwendolyn Smith Alto . , , Alva Miller and Beverly Wilson Tenor . . . Jimmy Butler and Ronnie Houston Bass , , , Richard Miller and Kenneth Prosser I47 Yellow facket Band is 49' ....?.., g ,U 'X Departing Seniors 47 W .1 - t' Swinging Majorettes Jessie Houston, Linda Williams, Cynthia Robinson, Mary Lindsey, and Featured Twirler Louie Nelson. I48 I YQ' 'M W f .M Eff-Lf , . If J' ,ii if W, , L ssee Twin Drum Majors Alvin Shaw and Barbara Spears. Band Sweetheart Sharon Crayton and Most Popular Boy Louis Hicks, 'Music Sharpens The Intellectw f 212 rm 1:2 syyy 5 ,, Crazy Percussionists Michael Thompson, Fred Bragg, Neiya Jackson, Ambres Kearney, Jessie Houston, Eleanor Williams, and Linda Williams. Q ,,,. ,, ,, Mighty Yellow Jacket Brass Executives Barbara Spears, Linda Gooden, Edward Mel rose, Elleanor Warren, Alvin Shaw, Jessie Houston, Marilyn Arnold, Avon Scott, Rosalyn Hill, Daphne Overton, Director A, O, Patterson, The Yellow Jacket Staff Work - fun - desperation - happiness - hustle - all characterize a new yearbook staff and a new year- book sponsor as they put out their first yearbook. Co-Editors Willie Hurst and Sherman Smith make inntunerable layouts, Walter Shuler, Frederic Lewis, and Charlotte Campbell decide photographs to be used, Gloria Foster, Linda Webber, and BIGIS, Bell run many errands, Mae Miller makes suggestions to Larry Miller on work, sn,-iw gg .gel l 438 Getting off to a good start, Editors Sherrie Lofton, Willie Hurst, Sherman Smith, and Sponsor M, L, Street attend the Institute for Yearbook Staffs at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, ' I XX-,,,,! it S M4 Helen Stanley and Verna Francis try to keep the records Sherrie Lofton and Lawrence Ward up to date, check ads, ISI Football When Football training season opened there were not even enough boys for scrimmage, Yet the fighting Jackets overcame tremendous odds to finish fourth in 27AAAA District Race, M, X ,R . H st, . nkkragi-,,,,, 'sr 'RONT ROW: Lawrence Ealey, Charles Davenport, Charles Roberts, Richard Speed, Alfred Mays, John Webber, Em- mitt Thompson, Jimmy Sneed, Ronnie Houston, Harold Henderson, ECOND ROW: Danny Thomas, Hollis Moffett, Lonnie Sneed, Sherman Coleman, Clifton Dilworth, Carl Montgomery, Calvin Burton, R, A, Thomas, Meredith Kelly, Nelson Robinson, ?l-HRD ROW: Everette Williams, Sam Gilbert, Lorenzo Tribue, Clyde Carey, Vincent Johnson, Andrew Adkins, Larry Organ, David Chambers, John Harvey, Larry Houston. r ' fr? 5 J HERE WE GO AGAIN! Three-sport athlete Tommy New staff addition, Trainer John Harvey, works on Richard Gregg gets off to an early start in almost the same Speed, way he ended the last season - in a cast. l53 The Scoreboard Tells The Story Ripping the Johnston Rams 28-7 the Yellow Jackets made a blazing entry in the District 27AAAA opener for both teams at Nelson Field, - The Jackets thus made its first victory of the season good for a share of the 2'7AAAA lead with Defending Champion Reagan FRONT ROW: Coaches J, A, McDonald, R, B, Timmons, and L, L, Jackson, BACK ROW: Coaches G, Ewing, s, P. Jack- son, L, M, Britton, and Trainer J. Harvey, 8 si T E EVERYBODY GETS IN THE ACT! Advice, instructions, and coaching from every angle and from all directions. Rams coach Alton Taylor congratulates Coach The fighting Jacket Spirit always backs the Soul Team R. B, Timmons, Defensive Back Richard Speed and Ronnie Houston stop Carver carrier Charlie Parks on the kick-off return, The Scoreboard Repeats The Story At the end of the first two weeks of play 'rr' M m?!g?w' fw .. . . .... , 17 7' .2 iz, , , , f ? 1 1 9 the Jackets were in a deadlock with de- fending champions Reagan Raiders and run- r . . . ssc A,,l T ner-up Austin Maroons for District lead. I The Jackets defeated the Travis Rebels 3 7 , s fi: ' J ,. A ss. effing MJQ V .nem,r1:.:-af, ,, .,1.r4,.' JK, 1. ,ra ,, ,. , f ,eimr fs-1 , ,, ,W K,,,gH,M ,We ssss ss,, ,W J W, ssss 5 ,rgmffics ,W ,W .r Charles Roberts gains '7 yards against Austin High who had just lost the ball on a fumble. John Harvey picks up 6 yards against Crockett as the Jackets walloped the Cougars 33-14 at Nelson Field, Turn-about is fair play as Crockett gains 3 yards before being stopped by the AT1dCI'50U lille I Winning Plays Require T eelzniqne Behind every outstanding player and every winning play are much drive and practice, and substantial help from trainers, statisticians, coaches, and team members, John Harvey was voted the most valuable back in the American-Statesman All District 27AAAA football selections, Everett Wil- liams was named on the All District Second Team Offense and Nelson Robinson was named on the Second Team Defense, 453 ikluxkp FRONT ROW: Trainers James Burleson, Leslie Nelson, Jackie Jackson, and Statistician Dalton Sistrunk, BACK ROW: John Harvey, Nelson Robinson, Charles Davenport, Everett Williams, and Clifton Dilworth, Relaxing in the locker room relieves tension for ' as J v , ir 1? 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B' 'A I -M W ri s ' ' 'swan - r 31' ,, Coach McDonald instructs Thomas Henderson and Marlin Carter and observes as Coach Jackson directs Bertram Lewis, Marlin Carter, Lester Brewster, and R, L, Pearson, .4 ff B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Anderson 19 Lanier Anderson 6 Crockett Anderson 6 Johnston Anderson 29 Travis Anderson 8 Austin Anderson 0 Lanier Anderson 18 McCallum Anderson 12 Crockett 27 Anderson 0 Reagan 31 B-Footballers - Don Revada, Albert Armstrong, Ter- rance Thomas, Harry Bonner, Lester Brewster, Kenneth Chambers, Dennis Franklin, and Bertram Lewis. VARSITY FOOTBALL DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson 4 wins - 3 losses 28 Johnston 18 Travis 19 Austin '7 Lanier 8 McCallum 33 Crockett 6 Reagan I60 E - 4 r Mm. . Varsity players and well-wishers prepare to board for Waco to m Moore High. as 'S va we 1 E 1 fr 'A r S r 4 Girls Also Excel MRS. H. P. ADAMS Girls Intramural Director The Intramural program provides good competition for girls in several sports, The winning teams of the Inter-class Tournaments participate in the Senior High Interschool Competition in volleyball, basketball, and track and field, Participants in the Senior Inter-school Volleyball Tourney: KNE- LING: Annette Craney, JoAnn Hornsby, Linda Caldwell, Georgia oberts, and Helen McBride, STANDING: Ernestine Harrison, 'ou Nell Williams, Carolyn Holley, Irene Jackson, Evelyn Houston bud Linda Craney. , , . E ' Q ipp ag, V su B J It .lol ' xg i K El' V V ' f Q 'S ' T- ' I' ' ,, :A f . I, L , SWK f, f x X- :5A NA' f 5 p xx 'X , , My , sf. 7, , ,. 5 ,R f- J , I . 1' -1 , K fs' 1 Y 'er Lt N it ' f - . f , A Vs G gs if a x ,x M , 1 , Winners of the first game of volleyball In- tramurals: KNEELING: Carolyn Holley, Patricia Lewis and Ernestine Harrison, STANDING: Karen Anderson, Mae Miller, Frances Manor and Linda Caldwell. The Track Team Three-fourths of the winning First Place State Relay Unit and the District Champion- ship 44O Relay Team returned as the 1969 Edition of The Flying Jackets, Both John Harvey and Tommy Gregg were sidelined early in the athletic season with foot and led casts, Track Sweetheart Cynthia Robinson is sur- rounded by Flying Aces Lucious Gantt, Danny Latson, Sam Chambers, Larry Scott, Andrew Jackson, and Don Watson. SECOND ROW: Coach G. O. Ewing, Tom- my Thompson, R, A, Thomas, Kenneth Chambers, Cynthia, Lester Brewster, Ronnie Houston, Harry Bonner, Dalton Sistrunk, and Coach S. P. Jackson. THIRD ROW: John Webber, and Terry Barn- STI. FOURTH ROW: Charles Roberts, Clifton Gantt, and John Harvey, TOP ROW: Herman Alexander and Richard Speed, ff ?: 'ft S,F,fE'sa'f-E'-5g'Y r ' ' r ' .1-1 b f , ,vv '79 . L42 ,t,k,.-6-uf. ,v H v..'L.1 ,tn-A- A, f1,-,,,f.-.-v . 'M sf Q. af:-ef sf- st 2-we Q ': 2'z'74 Tommy Gregg adjusts to his new temporarily sidelined position. c as ' , . -F' , SPY: Running long is the business of Clifton Gantt and his striders: Clifton Gantt, Ronnie Houston, John Webber, Danny Latson, Terry Barnett, and Lucious Gantt, f A ,,,. The flying steppers develop championship technique: Sam Chambers, Herman Alexander, John Harvey, and Charles Roberts, 4, Jackets Win 23 Consecutive Games Getting off on a winning championship streak, the Defending District Champion Basketball Team won 23 straight contests, The kingpins of the Board set up an impressive 9-O record in 27AAAA District play. huns The Yellow Jacket Basketball Squad includes Coach L. M. Britton, Henry Davis, Ronald Fowler, Jerel Shepard, Willie Edwards, Donald Edwards, Robert Burleson, Arthur Coleman, Donald McVade, John Harvey, Kenneth Prosser, and Assistant Coach L. L, Jackson, 2 Tommy Gregg involuntarily sits out the season. Senior squad members include Henry Davis, John Harvey, Donald McVade, Kenneth Prosser. STANDING: Ronald Fowler, Willie Edwards, and Donald Edwards, I64 E F ANDERSON VS. YATES Bert Lewis follows instructions and shoots 21 lay-up, Henry Davis scores on a free throw as jubilant fans cheer a 77-54 win over lack Yates of Houston, Willie Edwards takes a jump shot, Conquering Jackets Establish Record Twenty-three consecutive Jacket wins established Henry Davis as the No, 1 District scorer with an average of 27. 7 points per game, Henry was joined by guard Donald McVade who averaged 14,3 points a game, n s - Donald McVade shoots AGAIN and AGAIN against the Henry Davis makes his move against the Mc Knight defenders. Callum Knights. ANDERSON VS. CROCKETT John Harvey follows Coach Britton's advice, fights hard, leaps high, and scores, ' rx X , ln ' iv br fn ' f Y X, x ,, S, V if ? NX A 1 o,ff'7 y Q x '4 by 3 if K H Loyal fans follow every play, f y Q Jackets Share District Lead Disaster struck the driving Jackets when Triple-Ace John Harvey was sidelined with a cast on his foot, The Johnston Rams stopped the winning streak and tied the district lead by swattiug the Jackets '76-59, Fred Harris goes in for a lay-up Triple ACS 101111 Harvey against the Rams. Lee Thomas and Bert Lewis go y high for the jump shots against Rams Bruce Bray and Gabriel Padilla. l68 J I? Donald McVade matches rebound form with Rams Bruce Bray and Rudolph Hunter, i Bert Le ANDERSON VS , TRAVIS xx Up Up and Away for W1111e Edwards and Henry Davls ,..-- Q .ff bfi Jacket boosters -live every moment, wis and Donald McVade drive in for a lay-up, I69 Jackets Win Championshzp Winding up district play, the Jackets scuttled the Lanier Vikings 80-65 to win the 27 AAAA Basketball Crown, The title represents their second straight District Basketball Championship in two years of University Innerscholastic League play, The Jackets ended with a 13-1 record for the district and established a 28-2 district record for the last two seasons. ,ff M, ., 'yi' THE SCOREBOARD Anderson Reagan Anderson McCallum Anderson Johnston Anderson Crockett Anderson Travis Anderson Austin Anderson Lanier Anderson Reagan Anderson McCallum Anderson Johnston Anderson Crockett Anderson Travis Anderson Austin Anderson Lanier Henry Davis makes all his moves count against the Vikings as paced 'the Jackets with 23 points, ---mnqgglm , x fs f -f Game progress and outcome can be determined by the emotions of Coach Britton: from pre-game anxiety to the happy smile of the victor the morning after, Donald McVade receives a pass then makes a jump shot, showing the form that accounted for 19 points against the Vikings. Deep Are The Roots Mrs, V, W, Arnold and her daughters exemplify the depth of faculty roots that span generations. Mrs, Arnold has been a member of the English faculty for twenty-six years, and has served as Chairman of the Department, Director of the Drama Club, Senior Sponsor, and Director of the instructional Materials Center, Both daughters reigned as Miss Anderson High during their student days, MRS. V. W. ARNOLD Of MRS. JOYCE ARNOLD EDWARDS Miss Anderson High 1953 Now the wife of Major Henry Edwards, M,D, , and the mother of Susan and Peter, Joyce lives in Heidelberg, Germany where she teaches school and sings with the Heidelberg Opera. A graduate of Oberlin College, she received the Master of Arts degree from the Uni- versity of Iowa, CAROLYN WESTBROOK ARNOLD Miss Anderson High 1960 A Medical Social Worker and lnsnuctor in Preventive Medicine and Public Health at Howard University, Carolyn is a graduate of Mills College with advanced study at Syracuse University, She received the degree Master of Social Work from Howard University. Dedicated Is The Service Miss L, E. Frazier retired at the end of the first semester culminating thirty years of dedicated service, The faculty honored her on this occasion with a public program that was shared by firends from far and near who show- ered her with tributes, flowers, and gifts, The Senior Class sponsored the L, E, Frazier Scholarship to be augmented by Anderson Ex'es Lloyd Sheffiend and Norcell Haywood, X-sfgrsf T A fiiii ' ff T A i f if - Program highlights include . , , A Mistress of Ceremonies, Mrs, Betty Washington, , , , and an audience. W. 'E' ' ' a 1 Q 'Q in in ' q 'K w '45 i- ,1 Krf '. :figs A L 1 -ti N A ' , 4, ' f x ff 6 , nj i ' 9 if I at Q. , ff T ' Gifts , , , The Student Council and The Senior Class, I ir? ,N ,Q . V 1f,mm.'i More gifts , ACTA Faculty Sigma Gam Blackshear ma Rho U O 3 1 an Speakers , , , Dr. T. P. Baker Dr. 1. B. Carruth 'S-.. 2 3 5' , fo ,' o O O To if r. .L ii' i 5.2, iff ' .fu 9 'f',,'x 1 Sponsors , , , Senior President Frederic Lewis, Mortician Lloyd Sheffield, the Honoree, Principal W. E. Pigford, and Architect Norcell Haywood, H95 Agn sf. '15, And a committee . . . Mrs, K. M, Fisher, the Honoree, Miss M, A, Johnson, and Mrs, L, D, Crawford. Strong' Is The Loyalty Homecoming was heralded by a burst of activities that embraced graduates, team, homerooms, mascots, and royalty, Eighteen members of the class of 1928 were present to receive the attendance trophy, Local graduates were joined by alumni from Los Angeles, San Antonio, and Houston, ' Attorney Alexander Porter delivers the main address, Mrs, Beulah Thompson receives the trophy for the Oldest re- turning graduate, I76 1 . - 5 5 i Q, Q K ,,, Forty-year returnees include Howard Wormley, Theodore Johns, Tommy Wilson, Vernon Fowler, Mesdames Jewel Hamilton, Zilphia Scales, Bernia Mosby, Annie Henry, Mary Thompson, and Mr, Prince Hawkins. lgzr Tcam and coaches are feted with a cake presented by Sophomore President Carla Gregg and served by Foot- ball Sweetheart Linda Caldwell. 2: 45 2 , 4 .5 13YQ,.'fTf,,.3 sq f o M r fv3?'P4pyi Q 'i it , a'rw'1u'f 1 35 'sr-- si Mascot Gale Berry and the mechanical mascot add to the spirit of Homecoming, Great Is The Happiness Highlighting Homecoming activities was the election and Coronation ofthe reigning monarchs, Linda Gooden was chosen Miss Anderson High and Alvin Shaw Mr, Esquire, I rnvw ' H as 'Q 1 ,L M,,f EQ Runners-up LINDA CALDWELL RUHHGIS-UP DESERIA FORGE NELSON ROBINSON PHUJLIP WALKER I78 ,..m..........,v...I, ,,... . 1' ,.., .-,., fn., . X ..,,, ,.. .--w... .. -L..,..,, .... I. -.I -N... x -vw f li fa 4 Runners-up PATRICIA LEWIS RUT1l'1C1'S Up AVON SCOTT LO UIS HICKS DAVID BROWN Wide Is The In uence .Q H 2 -fri f nf -fy u When the First Called Session of the Sixtieth Legislature convened, The Reverend Zan Holmes, Anderson High Alumnus, was ' Q. ' Jew W ,En 'JP I sworn in as State Representative of District .2 H, j ,, 33 of Dallas, Civics took on a new meaning Q., 'ti 5 for members of Mrs, H, W, Glenn's Civics sf ,sl L iitviv - W class as Representative Holmes welcomed the . f students to the House chambers and explained the workings of State Government, Al' una , Uri: i ,Qi fwmg W, E E E ' t if: . 7' A Representative Holmes welcomes Alvin Shaw , ,,,,,r, ,r ,,,, Q r s n f i and members of the Civics class to the House chambers, Speaker of the House Gus F. Mutscher joins Representative Holmes in welcoming the group, I80 5. i bf -f ikig' A -. , i ff C N lp L 5 S A. . is Q ,M :QP , A ittylp .s r. 'file 1 is rii. tr at .. 1. k .f'.?' gf? . X Q Q' x mi lf,-,tg K K , ,Qs '?,, 'h .jig lg K ,irp - fam rr, in ssrt it W n n ' N' '- ' -Sh? ,ff I ' 71 Qld r t -fr Q, w C. t fit 7 'it iig 'if' . .,,, . 'Fi M. . q JL N 4 if ,5,, r ., srw A he . - n 7 A Q. it B ..,, , I A 'Q I .t 3 ai, up -I H ww K ' .W 5 y . L- tim: Q N V., ,,,...-... ,, 1.1 i M E .Q tis s K E Q , ig, at is i Q sis if HFC is fwi ' i' -1Ql - 2 .J v 5 5 I . ' '- .bwrgw'vgGfW' lii, ,swung L- 9 r .i.t ' A iw 5 sssi f t sisa Members of the class getting a first-hand look at state government include Alvin Shaw, Mae Haywood, Charlotte Campbell, Willie Hurst, Henry Hill, Charle Davenport, Jo Ann Sterling, Ethel Davis and Gloria Foster. i i I-1,951 r f-Uiiillbio 0 I-7.X'alI4si10 0 I-lIiiL'il'.l1-0 O 5: . Representative Holmes explains the electric voting system used to register the votes of the House members, XIX f Q1 Q 88885985593 Committee membership of Representative Holmes includes service on the committees for Public Education, Mental Health, Mental Retardation, Youth, State Finance, and Congressional and Legislative Disuricting. IH IH Ip v WNLATLYRE 61 3 S z 2 ! One of the Senate pages serving the Lt, Governor and J his staff is Anderson Junior, James Burleson. James is ' E shown with Lt, Governor Ben Barnes. R J 5 S James explains some of the duties and pleasures of serving on the floor of the Senate to Gloria Foster, Charlotte Campbell, Ella Washington, and Alvin Shaw. Members of the Civics Class and teachers Mrs. H, W, Glenn and Mrs. M. L. Street conclude an inspiring and formative visit. I82 Twenty-Four Earn Awards Mr, Charles Miles delivers the main address at the Football Awards Program, R I 1 J 7, ' r f Z 5 if , ,E I I Mr, Arthur Shaw represents the Anderson Boosters when the 24 football players receive awards, John Harvey decides to become a Texas Long- horn. Coach R, B, Timmons is shown with John and Coach Darrell Royal of The University of Texas, Christmas is color - music - holly - stained glass windows - Christmas cards - a Star - bells - gifts - a tree - love - a smile - and good will toward men, Clifton Dilworth, Frederic Lewis, Charles Davenport, and Ethel Davis explain the conventional colors and symbols, Z I84 hristmas Comes T 0 AH Announcer Sherrie Lofton and Technicians Lawrence Ealey and Leslie Steward broad- cast the proceedings, Band, Chorus, and Speech Choir provide the accompaniment The Nativity scene is reenacted by Wiseman Louis Hicksg Patricia Wright and Robert Bryantg Angels Gloria Foster and Ellen Marting and Shepherds Karl Bailey, Leonard Humphries, and Milford Busby, rs, M. C. Johnson distributes gifts to the Cafeteria Staff on The Capezios interpret the Star and Bells of Christmas behalf of the faculty, Students Become Involved The student body of Albert Sidney Johnston High School gave a memorial scholarship in honor of Denise Galloway and Kerry Hale., The scholarship will help an Anderson student to attend college thereby prepetuating the memory of the two students, Student Council President Buster Capuchino of Johns- ton High makes the scholarship presentation to Stu- dent Council President Phillip Walker, Students discuss military obligation, and make plans to create better relations among all bands in Austin, Representatives to the Council of Austin Bands are Linda Gooden, Cynthia Robin- son, Alvin Shaw, and Edward Melrose, Io Ann Hornsby and Carolyn Holley advertise the Harvest Festival, Funds from the project are used to benefit the entire student body. fl Immunization is the order of the day as diptheria grips the city, Students receive the shots as well as assist in handling details, Q-4 ...tw Reactions Vary - smiles after it is over, ap- prehension before it is given, and you-name-it while it is being given. l87 Walter Thompson and Charles Davis display the plaques won as Area Contest Winners of District V of The Texas Association of The Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America, -- 4 WZM, Z'-,,,,, ,- J ., ZE i'K,7' ff C 'r 'L W -.X to Charles Davis wins first prize in Public Speak- ing, lllm - Walter Thompson wins first prize in Sales Demonsuation V uf- -.J nathan-un YB U RYARE 7 WMM' M Yr nf! ...f ,auf sf' fi n new E2 4? W 5 f-1:15, x -:mi f 4 ,nwi g .4,..--' 5 ...--sf' Q.-rf' ,4- 2-.Q Q -sw- Student involvement includes per forming as well as listening and observing. RAUSCHER -PIERCE 'SECURITIES C OR P . Vbhlly M em be r N e W Y o r k Exc hang e ' ik 512. -., 5, I 'I fi- .1 - - - - J gy, A m e ri C an Natl onal Bank Building ' I I 'if 2 51fiLg2,,,fQf5ED5? . A u S fl H , T fe Xa S 29:5 ' C on g r a tula ti o n s I I 2,fg?ff,Y? - t O A HOUR SERVICE PA TRICIA WRIGHT f 'Eff 51 . 1?L5',,g1:?f ' .1 - I -I M r s . J ef :E e r y W r1 ght 3'..,f21A:'ffi ' . 1 ' 5i'7.,,ifif:fii'ff1 - p Hom e r H . W right .I r . ,Q Ii 3 u p 2151 - L fi A 7 - NX If I -A . ffl C on g r a tu la ti on s J oHNs ON ' s RIT T ER s s ER VIC E S TA T ION 1001 East llth Street 477-0555 A LWA Y S ! . Austin, Texas TRAVIS LAUNDRY to 8. CLEANERS MAE MILLER Congratulations Mrs. Lillie B. 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A Adkins, Andrew 47,153 Alexander, Herman 162,163 Allen, Carolyn 69 Allen, Earnest 47 Amos, Kathy 69 Anderson, Claudette 21 Anderson, Karen 21,136,138 Anderson, Richie 47 Andrews, Barbara 106 Armstrong, Albert 160 Arnold, Jessie 47,55 Arnold, Larry 22 Arnold, Marilyn 22,218,146 Atwood, Ruby 21,22 Austin, Kathy 47 B Bailey, Karl 22,185 Baker, Archie 69 Barnett, Terry 162,163 Barr, Johnny 47 Bell, Breta 22,121,137,150 Bell, Vickie 48,134,140 Berry, Cynthia 69 Berry, Gail 48,49,107,177 Student Index Burse, Carolyn 50 Burton, Calvin 50,153 Busby, Milford 23,185 Butler, Claude 23 Butter, gummy 50-59,135 Byrd, Andrew 23 Byrd, Mary 70,38 Byrd, Steven 70 Craney, Linda 161 Crawford, Mary 24 Crayton, Sharon 24,148 Crenshaw, James 71 Crenshaw, Mary 51 Curry, Linda 71 Cyphers, Bernice 19,51 Black, Carol 69 Black, Cleo 48 Black, Jerolyn 69 Blakemore, Emma 48,106 Bolden, Richard 48 Bonner, Harry 160,162 Bowie, Helen 22,112 Bowie, Mary 69 Bradshaw, Mary Ella 69 Braggs, Fred 48,149 Brewster, Lester 159,160 Bright, Roy 48 Britton, Lawrence 70 Brown, Annie L, 48,141 Brown, Charles 22 Brown, David 23,179 Brown, Janice 48, 135, 141 Brown, Linda 49,57 Brown, Louise 70 Bryant, Robert 23,122,185 Bunton, Dale 70 Bunton, David 49 Verrry funny , , , Helen Stanley, Coach Jackson, and Virlin Jones, C Cade, Lola 50,134 Caldwell, Clarence 23 Caldwell, Linda 21,23,125 Calton, Charles 50,90 Campbell, Betty 50 Campbell, Charlotte 24,122 Carey, Bobbie 24,318,106 Carey, Clyde 50,153 Carey, Robert 50 Carter, Kenneth 50 Carter, Marlin 96,159 Chambers, David 24,153 Chambers, Kenneth 77,160 Chambers, Sam 161,162 Clark, Sandra 24,136 Claybourne, Marvin 50 Clemons, Jessie 24 Coffee, Leroy 70 Coleman, Arthur 51,164 D Daniels, Mary 24 Davenport, Charles 25,73,125 Davis, Davis, Betty 71 Brenda 49 ,52 Davis, Charles 25,29,83 Davis, Debra 52,140 Davis Ethel 21,25,126,134 Davis, Gloria 71 Davis Henry 25,164,166 Davis Howard 83 Davis Iris 71,81 Davis John 52,112 Davis Davis Davis Lucy 71 Robert 25 Tommie Lee 71 DeShay, Cora 71 Diamond, Theodore 25 Diggs, Roy 26 Bunton, Lawrence 49,109,142 Bunton, Wanda 49 Bunton, Willie 23,142 Burleson, James 49, 138,158 Burleson, Robert 49,164 Coleman, Robert 51,108 Coleman, Sherman 70,88 Collins, Jacqueline 70 Collins, Thomas 51,109 Cooper, Sharon 71 Craney, Annette 51,134 Dilworth, Clifton 26,552,139 Dilworth, Debra 69,71 Dixon, Perry 71 Douglas, Jimmy 71 Duffie, Barry 19,51,52 Dukes, Edmond 71 Dukes, Glenda 71 Dukes, Phyllis 52,53 Galloway, Danny 27,29,128 Galloway, Denise 67 Galloway, Ilean 53,110,134 Galloway, Linda 72 Gantt, Clifton 4,53,l62,163 Gantt, Lucious 28,113,162 Hackney, Evelyn 137 Hardeman, Addie 73 Hardeman, Donald 142 Hardeman, Juanita 73 Hardison, Jill 73 Harper, Doris 54 Ealey, Lawrence 26,153,184 , , Williams 73 E Earls, Larry 26,142 Eason, Florese 52,107,140 Eason, Georgia 52,559,134 Edwards, Cherry 52 Edwards, Donald 164 Edwards, Willie 26,164,169 Ellison, Kay 72 F Garrett, Lawrence 53 Gauntt, Edwina 72 Gilbert, James 72 Gilbert, Samuel 28,153,158 Gilbert, Shirley 72 Gooden, Jeanette 72 Gooden, Linda 28,43,119,178 Graham, Clarence 53 Grant, Ira 54 Grant, Linda 54,137 Harris, Carol 26,28 Harris, David 28,128 Harris, Delores 28 Harris, Edna 54,140 Harris, Frederick 168 Harris, Gratten, Linda 29,28 Gratten, Waymon 28 Green, Barbara 54 Green, Georgia 54 Gregg, Carla 69,72,120,177 Gregg, Tommy 4,18,54,162,164 Harrison, Ernestine 29,30,131 Hartman, Blanche 54 Harvey, David 54,109 Harvey, John 2,3,4,131,183 Hatch, Joe 73 Haywood, Claude 73 Haywood, Mae 29,137,146,18O Haywood, Savannah 54 Henderson, Barbara 29 Henderson, Harold 153 Henderson, Thomas 73,159 Hicks, Louis 29,42,84,129 Fagan, Mabel 26 Fagan, Patsy 72 Fennell, Brenda 72,134 Fisher, Elmer 27,130,142 Fisher , Fisher , Leon 6 Shirley 27 Flowers, Johnny 159 Flowers, Teresa 27,110 Forge, DeSeria 27,34,130 Foster, Gloria 27,139,150 Foster, Janice 72 Foster, Myrtle 72 Foster, Ronald 52 Fowler, Kenneth 72 Fowler, Ronald 27,164 Francis , Verna 2'7,8'7, 151 Franklin, Beverly 17,53 Franklin, Dennis 160 Franklin, Kearie 72 Freeman, Cynthia 72,96 Freem an , 200 Sandra 53 , 138, 139 '---. Mr, B, P, Grant stands on his corner. Hill, DaVetta 55 Hill, Henry 29,142,180 Hill, Kenneth 73 Hill, Roselyn 55,149 Hill, Valerie 74 Hines, Carl 74 Hodge, Herman 30 Holley, Carolyn 30,127,141 Hornsby, Jo Ann 30,140,161 Horton, Ella 55,141 Houston, Billy 74 Houston, Evelyn 55,161,83 Houston Houston Houston Houston Hughes , , Jessie 30,134,146 , Larry 47,55,134 , Millie 55,140,147 , Ronnie 30,147,158 Morris 74 Humphries, Leonard 30,185 Hunt, Larry 31,127,l35,147 Hunter , Connie 74 Hunter, Jimmy 56,59,135,147 Hurd, Larry 31 Hurst, Willie 21,31,150,151 Hygh, Denise 74 I Irving , Ronald 31 ' 142 Mrs. V, W, Arnold and Mrs, M, B. Harris check mailboxes, J Jackson Flfreda 31,139 Jackson Andrew 56,162 Jackson Edna 56,137 Jackson Grace 56,106 Jackson Irene 140,161 Jackson Jackie 158 Jackson Janis 31,140 Jackson Joyce 56 Jackson Neiya 149 Jackson, Rosie 31,139,140 Jarmon, Connie 56 Jarmon, Darla 74 Jarmon, Marilyn 74 . ' Jarmon, Quincy 3l,21,130 Jenkins, Janet 75,81 Jenkins, Janette 75,81 Johns, Donnie 56 Johnson, Betty 83 Johnson, Charles 32,60 Johnson Gilbert 75 Johnson James 15,56 Johnson Johnny 32,90 Johnson Melvin 56 Johnson Nina 75 Johnson Patsy 69,75 Johnson Vincent 153 Jones, Beau Jack 88 Jones, Connie 75 Jones, Gilbert 32 Jones, Mary 57,107 Jones, Nancy 75 Jones, Sherry 75 Jones, Virlin 32 ,unr- Louis Nelson and Tommie Sorrells add their bit, QL 1 .rp alrk 5 V . , J f.:ff4::.wgi Uwfhx Chaperoning can be fun! .Q 12 Kearney, Ambros 75,149 Kelly, Meredith 6,32, 84, 153 Kennard, Dorothy 75 Kennard , Otis 57 , 142 Kincheon, Brenda 57,59,14O Kincheon, Doris 57,93 Kindred, Evelyn 3O,32,136 Kindred, Joan 57,112 Kindred, Marilyn 19,32 Kindred, Nathaniel 57 Knowles, Karen 58,120,147 Knox , Farnette 32 J, Lampkins, Mary 75 Latson, Danny 162,163 Lee, Deborah 58,64 Lee, Gwendolyn 33,84 Lee, James 75 Lewis, Bertram 75,159,169 Lewis, Frederic 21,33,150,175 Lewis, Judith 57,58 Lewis, Patricia 33,43,141,161 Lindsey, Judy 58 Lindsey, Mary 33,87,130,148 Lofton, Arthur 74,75 Lofton , Sherrie 33 , 151 , 184 Loggins, Albert 58 Lott, Edith 69,76 Lott, Robert 33,135,136 Lott, Valore 58 M Mackey, Billie 34,112 Mackey, Gloria 76 Mackey, Larry 76 Mannie, Carolyn 34,38,120,140 Manning, Jessica 55,58 Manor, Frances 34,110,161 Marshall, Debra 76 Martin, Ellen 34,185 Mason, Jenny 76,137 Massington, Barbara 58,86,140 Mays, Alfred 47,523,153 Miller, Kenneth 76 Miller, Larry 35,150 Miller, Mae 35,38,134,15O Miller, Richard 147 Miller, Rodney 59 Miller, Susie 76 Miller, Susie J. 77 Mitchell, Tommy 36,83 Mitchell, Willie 60,113 Moffett , Hollis 36 , 73 , 153 Moffett, JO Carol 60,107 Monroe Monroe , Gloria 36 ,Jesse 60 Montgomery , Carl 60 , 153 Moore, Avonne 77,123 Moore, Dennis 36 Moore, Gloria 36,38,29 Moore, Grover 60 Moore, Kent .36 Moore, Paul 60,142 Moore, Robert 36 Moore, Thelma 33,36,136 Moss, David 60 O Organ, Larry 77, 153 Overton , Daphne 37 , 149 Owens, Earnest 77 Owens, Ian 37 P Parker, Shirley 61 Parks, Bernard 61 Patterson, Debra 78 Patterson, Deronza 78 Pearson, R. L. 137,159 Penn, Juanita 61 Phillips, John 142 Plu.m1ner, Richard 37 Powell, Beverly 38 Powell, Debra 60,78 Powell, Jo Ann 78 Powell, Linda 38,106 Price, William 61 Prosser , Kenneth 38 , 136 , 147 Pryor, Willie 61,62 R Ray, Patrinella 62 Reed, Bertha 78 Reed , Delores 39, 129,134 Reed, Johnny 62 Reed, Patricia 62 Reed , Willie 78 Maxwell, Anita 76 McBride, Helen 76,161 McClai n, Dan 76 McCook, Marvin 76 McDonald, Belinda 58,87,140 McDonald, Mark 34 McKissick, Lynette 34 McNeil, Juanita 35 McPhau1, Mamie 59,141 McPhau1, Raymond 35 Coach McDonald and Mr, O, R, Lott talk about it, Revada, Dan 78,160 Revada, Linda 39 Reynolds, Carolyn 62 Rivers, L. M, 21,39,122 Roberts , Charles 25 , 62 , 156 Roberts, Georgia 69,78 Roberts, Henry 33,39 Roberts, Mary 62,107 Roberts, Patricia 39 Robinson, Andrew 79 McVade, Donald 2,235,164,169 McVade, Lloyd 59 Medearis, Pamela 49,59 Medlock, George 76 Melrose, Edward 6,35,149,186 Miles, Charles 76 Neal, Marion 77 Nealy, Etta 77 Neely , Willie 61 Nelson , Leslie 61 , 158 Robinson, Curtis 26,39 Robinson, Cynthia 21,133,162 Robinson, Donald 79 Robinson , Nelson 25,39,158 Rogers, Linda 79 Rogers, Vernon 63 Miles , Miller , Miller , Miller , Hershell 76 Alva 59,135,147 Beulah 35 Carl 35 Miller, Jo Ann 59,90,137 202 Nelson, Louis 77,78,148 Nesby, Dottie 57,61 Nesby, Gaye 77 Nesby, John 61 S Sanders, Cedric 22,40 Sanders, Charles 79,159 Sauls, Delores 79 Schultz, Gary 142 Scott , Scott , Scott, Avon 40,126,179 Clemetis 79 Larry 79,162 Shaw, Alvin 40,127,178 Shelby, Richard 63 Shepard, Jerel 164 Shuler, Walter 40,150 Simpkins, Jimmy 79,96 Simpkins, Johnny 40 Simpkins, Prentice 63 Sistrunk, Dalton 63,158,162 Smith, Anita 63 Smith, Barbara 40 Smith, Charles 79 Smith, Erbertine ff, 36,137 Smith, Frankie 40,106 Smith, Gwendolyn 79,147 Smith, Hildred 63 Smith, Rose 140 Smith, Sherman 41,139,150 Smith, Shirley 63 Smith, Trenell 79 Smith, Willie 79 Sneed, James 74,79 Sneed, Jimmy 63,153 Sneed, Lonnie 153 Sorrells, Tommie 41,140 Spears, Barbara 63,123,137 Spears, Jimmy 79 -Speed, Richard 41, 73, 153 Stanley , Helen 34,41, 124, 151 Sterling, Jo Ann 64,180 Sterling, Ronnie 64,134 Steward. Leslie 184 ,an Q J Mt -is. 4 Thomas, Danny 42,73,153 Thomas, Gene 70 Thomas Lee 168 Thomas Linda 80 Mr. A. Moseley makes plans for the next day, T Tasby, Andrea 29 Taylor, Annette 41 Taylor, Vicki so Tealer, Lerlene 80 Terrell, Lonnie 64 Terry, Tony 64 Thigpen, Jerry 80 Thigpen, Larry 41 ,127,l39 Thomas, R, A, 64 Thomas, Terrance 80,160 Thompson, Emmitt 64,153 Thompson Marilyn 65,86,14O Thompson Michael 80,149 Thompson Miriam 80 Thompson Tommy 80,162 Thompson Walter 65,188 Tolbert, Horace 65 Tribue, Lorenzo 153 Turner, Barbara 42,129 135 147 Cynthia Robinson, Linda Williams and Mary Lindsay show the Jacket Spirit at a Soul Pep Rally, W ald on , Walker , W alker , W alker , W alker W Arthur 65 Arcie 65 George 80 John 65 Phillip 42,126,133 Wallace, Patricia 65 Walton, Stacy 42,126,112 Ward, Lawrence 4l,43,125,151 Warren, Eleanor 43,146,149 Washington, Billy 43 Washington, Charles 65 Washington, Ella 43,182 Washington, Ethel 80 Washington, Sandra 65 Watson, Don 162 Watters, Kay 44 Webber, John 44,l53,162,163 Webber, Linda 44,125,110,150 West, Glenn 142 White, Earl 44 White, Patsy 80,134 White, Velma 80 Whitley, Raymond 2,44,104 Whittington, Frank 66 Whittington, Sammie 44 Williams, Arnie 65,86 Williams, Ava 53,66,86 Williams, Bennie 66 Williams, Doris 80 Williams, Doris Jean 66 Williams, Eleanor 66, 87,149 Williams, Everette 25,45,153,158 Williams, Lawrence 66 Williams, Linda 45 , 146 , 148 , 149 Williams, Lou Nell 59,66,140 2. , 'W 5 2 , - ' - In 491 Ever loyal fans cheer the efforts of the Jackets, Progress in the labs and classrooms continues. Williams, Mary 80 Williams, Shelton 45 Williams, Vernell 81 Wilson , Beverly 81, 134 Wilson, Curley 66,140 Wilson, Dave 62,66 Wilson, Katy 38,45 Wilson, Kenneth 66 Woods, Arthur 45,135 Woods, Jimmy 81 Tillman 66 Woods, Wooley, Teempy 81 Wren, Lois 81 Wright, Homer 81 Wright, Mona 30,45 Wright, Patricia 45,37,141 Wyatt, Deborah 81 Wydermyer, Darlene 81 Young, Linda 66,135,140,147 Young, Raymond 45,113 It Is A Proud Heritage! NYM Q gljg o.. f 2 L l f , f wif 'T' ' . will X V! Exf-'Q A I 'L T 5 , ---:ld . ,YA A, fx: ag .El w,1MWL.j, IJ Nj 0, .. Q1 ' We have tried to capture our involvement this year which becomes a part of this noble heritage, To all who helped to make this photographic reflection possible, we are deeply grateful, TI-IE YELLOW JACKET STAFF TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made