Angleton High School - Angle Yearbook (Angleton, TX)

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eww: law Qfcatcvzq ByCIlNDA SPRICI IEDDX CRIINIXBICK inllxAXl ANHCRAII Our story begins in the yelr ot 1942 on 1 w lrm tall morning at the Aneleton Lle mentary Qchool 1 white briclc building condemned six years before Here we tind thir teen crazy mixed up leids the humble beginning ot our 1954 Senior C lass getting, their first taste ot that dreided thing, cilled school The loying mothers shoyed their inno Lent babes into the irms ol ill lited Nliss Anna I tura ind Mrs Collins ran glee ully out to their hot rods ind due on out It you listened you could detect the scream ot agony from the reir ot the room coming, lrom i smill blonde tgirl B NI lamison lust couldnt reslst the temptitlon ot putting, Clenda Sue Spruce s H curls in the inle wcll iclsic lxyle wis bllmed lor shirpening, 1 rec crlyon her ll orite color in the pencil Sharpener Of course we all know that Arnold Korencle did it Ot course there were the less brlzen in the crowd lines Berryhill Wiyne Collins Donald McGl1un Irwin D Hammaelx Iousinclt Shell incl ohn ones who will neyer forget the thrill ot cutting e ictures out ot tieir ycry irs rci crs ic worcs Come Dicle come were lounc between the desks ot XVinnie Dement and Bobby Simons To proye that loyc begins at an early age Scott Daugherty 1nd Kaye Ashcrttt were seen drawing pictures ot Mickey and Minnie Mouse in their Gene Autry Tablets cumstances beyond his control decided to spend another year in the second grlde Eu Keene Badeett came to us from New Orleins with till ttlcs ot Bisin Street The pasture looked greener on the other side ot the fence so Lousindl and Donald lelt us Due to the charming, personalities ot the students 1 ditterent teacher came eyery month to try their sleill at crying spelling, words to those with the mentality ot apes This yeir begin with the icldition ol Carole lmc C iroon ind Carolyn Arnold two ot Danbury s most outstanding citizens cime to the big, city to seek their tortunes In telliioent Barbirt Mclxinlcy joined our merry eroup trom XX est Texts Due to the crowded circumstances our class moyed on to the tourth grade We ll neyer forget the dreary morning when T Ted short tor Teddy Griesenbeele rode in on her two toned green scooter with the chrome plated ash tray on the handle birs Lousinda just couldnt stay 1nd there w is pure rejoicing, when she returned Mrs Vingielcle and Miss Armstrong, somehow liyed oyer the eicperience ot teiching, this erouw limmy Loser Boy ones blew in trom the hills ot Oklahoma at the beginning ot our titth year Hearing ot Carole s and Carolyn s success in the big city Drinnon Roberts and Dorothy Pieper eame to try their luck in our four horse metropolis Due to the boring atmosphere ot teaching: in Ancleton s hlementary School bliss Buie retired atter her tirst yeir ot teaching Iaithtul Mrs lyy is still telling the exciting tales ot the Iar East Mr Caldwells entertaining stories ot Big Toot Wallace impressed newcomers 0 Ed Fairfield trom Rosharon errie Lee Harris trom Bay City Tommy Mathews trom Freeport jesse Ray Miles from Clute City Patsy Kaye Rush trom Palacious Charles I I .i 'fi,'if 'i fQ..c ' 'f f , 5 K . ,,' K ' . V1 ' f L ,s ', ' y . , . I ,- L . V 'L V ' , V. ' ' V, , , K-'lr K .' .I . , -. ' . .' - .4 R , I A V '- , . V - , . . .f A . ' V -. ' ' ' Y ' . , 4 ' V . . i . 4 ' - ' .K . . A ' A ' , I . 1 K . 5' fn- - - ' . ' - V. D ja 'A' ' '. 1 ' A ' . ' ' ' L L' , ' 'tt' i ' , i A ' 'I X A I . Q ,T A, V A A V Y 1 A 4' I . . T 1 - 1, A 'A 4 the p' ' l V ti' t -.d- ,. Tl- ' lp H. '. ' '. 1 ' ' l ., .f , y a Vi K -A' V..-.. if '- ,A ' '-,,v The second year proved to be quite an exciting one, as .loseph XVilliams. due to cir- Y - .- W a - . . V, ' . -.- 73 .' - y. . y. . ' . V . - V' . l if M .. I , V A e . y .. . . . L ' . ' . . . 5 KV' L 1 L .l l 1 . - f ' y . A ' ,k- . X-yy -. . . , .V.y- - i' F- X y' -' - . ' Y V i- 'wa V' . . A ' . ' an . -Y, 'A ' L ' A A f 1 ' Qc . Q' ' y ' ' , ISL- - K- , A ' ' , L-8 -A , . -' I- ,-.,- ' l .U . ' 'Y' . . ' F V 1 ' ' ' ' . qt' ' ' - p A -i - k- , ,', ' jk' 'a A . .U ' 1 ,A 1 y V, , ' , , A , Y . ' ' , ' ,.,, L ' , ' - ' VL , . Vhf a .A ' ' , V . X . .i . ' '-. , '-- - , - . y ' V. -. . .A . '. , l 1- ' y 'V Y I' ' V y A ' A . ' Y ' 7 A '. ' 4 , - jx- '. . ' . A . A ,yt ' , s ' rl 1' ' .l .. ' . ' . ' . ' ' , , ' , . , ' A ' ' ' - ' ' I V -- ' - 'A , J e Y , ' ' V, V , , , ' -' 1 '

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coming rn our estlmatron It must be JEAN RAE STEPHENS She s now the dean of Mrss Prrm s Fmrshmg School for Cultured Young Ladres JAMES SIDES rs on the dry mg board now What grace What manly porse Slcles us 1 ballet dancer now at the Bamboo Room I wonder who belongs to those satrn slacks and these legs draped oyer the arm of that charr It must be BETTY RUNKEL She eyen has her shoes off A carhop at Prm ces now so I guess she must be tlred They say that she got such good experience work mg at the So Good that she rs doing frne at her new job Is that a helrcopter we see landmg on the terrace ' It looks like PAT XWHITE Seems that her Brll spent so much txme at the arrport that she fmally bought the place out I notrced that eyerybody at the pool IS eatrng watermelon It seems that they re fur nrshed by DONALD MCGLAUN who owns the brggest watermelon farm rn East Texas From here ladles and gentlemen I can see the street A xery currous thrng rs takmg place A U S Mall truek just pulled up to the srdewalk and someone rn a blue gray umform rs emergmg It s TOMMY MATHEWS He s frnally been promoted to drryrng the lrttle green truck I can hear musre The strains of Latm Gurtars fleet through the alr Its DORA and FRANK TREVINO who now haye the frrst Latrn Gurtar Duet to exer appear ln the Emprre Room at the Rree Hotel We hear they are gettmg along xery vyell fmancrally BOBBY SIMONS and CURTIS JOE MOWFRY are arrnmg together Srmons rs now playmg with the Houston Symphony Orchestra and Polar Bear IS manager for l'I'lOI'l DOROTHY PEIPER surprrsed us all after graduatlon when she announced that she had been secretly marrred for two years She couldn t attend tonrght because her youngest daughter rs berng marrred Here come LUCINDA SHELL and BARBARA McKINLEY They are two of the grrls who hase been friends through thrcl-e and thm Barbara umprres at all the women s baseball games rn the Brazosport area and Luclnda runs the True Confession Sessxon on KBRZ They are both rather popular wrth the bachelors of the area Ladles and gentlemen almost all of the class members hase armed now except the one you are most anxrous to see that famous mosre star JOYCE ULRICH who has just fmrshed her latest senal Death of a Secretary Shes planning to play on Broadway now The latest report says that she wrll be domg a play rn the trrangle I belreye the name of the production IS to be The Frrend ARNOLD KORENEK couldnt attend because hrs tobacco plantatron rn Turkey was undertakmg the production of a new brand of cigars and he was needed there to tend to all the legal angles Oh here s one late arrnal HELEN WOOTEN and Charles Therr seryxce statron rn Rosharon was sort of busy tonrght and rt took Helen a long trme to blow up those tures Charles rs so conserx atne he won t ex en buy an arr gauge Well ladies and gentlemen the recerymg lme Mr Brshop Mxss Dreson and the Dozlers are gomg msrde Mr Brshop fmally got marrred so he hasnt bought a new car srnce that Burck back rn '54 Miss Dreson our P E teacher now runs the Angleton Country Club and the Dozrers are happrly awartxng the arrnal of therr 13th child We hope nts a grrl They already have a complete football team of boys And now good eyennng ladres and gentlemen We wrsh to thank those of you rn our lrstenmg audrence who hase listened Thus rs statron LIAR sngmng off for tonrght , , r 1 I I 1 1 ' A A Y 7 l ' I 7 7 ' l I . ' 1, I - l Y- y the Darington State Farm Melody' Boys. So these two seem to have their music in com- 7 ' 1 1 Y I V4 4 , ., A ' 1 l r . v. , v I Y r . ,,. . 4 4. V- . T I I ' 7 1 ' 9 1 i 4. q Y q 4 , g , . , . . , . 1 ' ' . y. . . , ' - . . k , '

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Russell Vlncent 1nd llllllly P1l1ree11 from RllNlllY0ll Nlrs H 1tes tr1ed her yery best to teach these 1ll1ter:1te 1d1ots to wr1te cents 0 1ee y 1 Xifltee to tl1e lllflltt H1gh Qthool hu1le1n o111111y I11n1 Dor1 lllel lr111k lrey1n1 lee1ded tl11t they would l1ke to go to Se1OO yy1t tl1e rest ot us Xlllell e111 l'llf!LlNOH trom S11garl1nl Hele11 XX ootton 111d How 1re Lee ls.ow1s trom RtJNl1lI'OIl 1l o e 11 ee to 10111 us Mr COllL lllel Nlr H1rdw1ek g1ye us our f1rst t1ste ot eeogr1y1l1y 1IlLl h1story The e1ghth grade iflfleel oft yy1tl1 1 blllg as QUFTIS loe Nfowery Charles Pardonner e1l11ke 111 1 1s11ro11 1es 11es eee1 et t11t e t1ke moth try ll Cl gr1de 1,r1eluat1o11 B1lly 111d Bobby C1ldyyell yomed us from BIINHOLIFI f1ty P1tsy Rush Iflel lrw111 D H1mm1ek r111 1w 1y yy1tl1 tl1e Alllefll 111 ICLIOII Aw 1rds teen l FIS IU eed our eltss w 1111te our w1y to lllgli seho It yy 1s qLll own to be wy res 11111 1 r 1e111 UI 1 s jlllllkll' lllgll 'lhe lWI'l colored llLl llS of C1lyesto11 proyed to he too mueh for erry I.eyy1s so l1e moyeel to Angleton to reeuperlte The tentl1 grtde 1ntrodueed three str1k111g el11r1eters to our eltss Pl111s lor 1 11ew IH from La Grange 'Ihe blonde bombshfll Dorotl1y aeobsen made herselt known w1tl1 1 louel Ya ll Come As 1t bemg lowly sophomores w1s11t enough we were all as s1gned lower lockers Annette Rose from West Columbm heard that Angleton was the 111ost to say thc least so she dragged It 011 oyer IH our yun1or year Bobby Alsobrook from Arkansas put on h1s sh1ny new ten111es and sprlnteel the few fI1llC.S to Angleton annelle Patten oyee Ullr1el1 and Plt XXl11te 1lso jOIf'lCLl us tl11s year Betty Runkel tl1e Damyankee eame to us from Ill1DOlb But she was of a good sort so we dee1ded to aeee-pt her M1tel1ell Basden Garlmd Knott e11111e Bowers 111d Gwendolyn Grrmes added sp1ec to our 1lready well flayored Semor Class Donald MeGlaun pres1dent of our most unusual elass kept order IH all el1ss gathermgs w1th tl1ree l1ttle words Hold your taters Ot course we tant forget udge Berryh1ll He has seryed as pres1dent ot the Student Coune1l th1s past year VUl1e11 eleet1ons for class tayontes e1me up ludge err1e Lee XX 111111e 1nd Do111ld were ehosen lr1e11dl1est were Teddy and Arnold lesse and Pat were seleeted XX'1tt1est Most L1kely to Sueeeed were oe Ed and Annette It was a e1neh to eleet lean Rae 1nd Eugene Most Athlet1e Best All Around went to Patsy and IIDITIX XX hos Who Illlllllllels were lryy111 D Bobby SIIDOIIS lxa e a11l Patsy S1nee our elass IS noted for ltS te1111n1ne be1uty 1t was hard for them to seleet any three pret t1er but f1nally eame up w1th Ludeen C 1role ine and lx1ye To ll'Y1PI'ONCOUf mtelleetual ab1l1ty we th Semors ot 51 toured tl1e ClPlfOl 111 A11st1n w1th Mr Kelso It youll look 1roune1 youll see 17 a1pree1at1ye fates belongmg to Us tl1e ret1ned soph1st1eated QLUIOY Class ot 1954 We 1re enyoymg th1s gala affarr the seeond best prom eyer l51y'e stul' ' ir rl our class .ts ye .tl 1 'l A I ' r V 1, ' l' g, 'I' 4. 5. '1tV- . ' 1 Al l h ' A' ' A .Ilq . 1 A f 1 . 1. -' .. '. l ' ' 7 A .Q 1 1 N el 'LA l l U . . A 1 ' 1 A K .4 F lr ' hit l- -tl ' t'r1111Re,l. .Il.111 A S' l l A 'el 'l l. l1-'el .'-. er In eghth- L11 l M f.1r ' y'11 l I . .',' .15 'e' . l A '. I' '1 , ol. '. f 'te a let-d ' A 11 lo 'lI' tn Chr . glte' l 7 g l g- log. 'in ' ' W . ' A 'ght modern golf course brougl1t Bobby' Ingrum from Freeport. lean Rae Stephens dribbled ' I - 1 1 .I 4 1 1 Is 5. I V - I 1 1 a 1 I- 1 - - 1 f J I, A '- I , l V7 ' 4 L I. ' ' , I. 'I V, I . I. ,A I Z, ,, I Il' ' ' A- - f .. I' Q . ' y . e ' f ' I. ' . I ' 4. ' ,, ' . ' ' '. W A rl Y I'I ' -M ' ,