Austin High School - Round Up Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1953 volume:

. ' - «--t L. j:- ii y C t -ft THE 1953 ROUND UP Annual Publication of Stephen F. Austin High School EL PASO, TEXAS 23rd EDITION Section Page Dedication 5 Faculty 6 Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs 18 Round-Up Presents 19 P. T. A 24 Publications 25 Student Government 33 Features 41 Calendar 61 Sports 69 Clubs 97 ROTC 137 Seniors 151 Juniors 181 Sophomores 193 Freshmen 205 Junior High 219 Ads 233 MRS. LENA McBEE It is with a feeling of pride and appreciation tliat the Round Up Staff dedicates this book to Mrs. Lena McBee, Austin High School English teacher. Mrs. McBee was one of the first sponsors of both the Round Up and the Pioneer. These publications owe much to her continued encouragement. During her 23 years here at Austin she has gained the respect of every student, not only for her leaching ability, but for her kind and friendly manner toward everyone r 1 ii ' MR. HENRY MASON Assistant Principal m ' SCHOOL BOARD DR. MORTIMER BROWN MR. M. L HUTCHINS MRS. T. P. CLENDENIN MR. C. M. IRVIN MR. I. F. HULSE MR. E. D. MEDRANO MR. CALVERT C. TUCKER MR. TED ANDRESS MR. ALLEN R. GRAMBLING DR. MORTIMER BROWN Superintendent ADMINISTRATION MRS BEVERLY CONKLIN MISS CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD MR. HERBERT HACKING MR CHARLES HARRIS MRS OLLIE P HENDERSON MB A. T. HEREFORD MRS. IIMMIE OLIVER MRS MARTHA PERDUE MRS. LULA ROBERTS MRS. MARY SMITH MRS CHARLOTTE TRIPLET MB:; MR WILLIAM I CARR o. ♦I bLt Some one must keep the wheel turn- ing The cilice lorce attends to end- less details Mrs Lula Roberts in the boolcroom has been a hie saver lor teachers and students who have found them- selves out ol school supplies ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. FAYE ARCHER MRS. LOUISE BLACK MRS. MARGARET BRIGGS MRS. EMMA BURTIS MISS MABEL BURSON LlLLlAtJ HIEL MISS HILDA LIGHT MRS. MAUDE MADDOX MISS MARY MITCHELL MRS. ELAINE MORREL Chairman These students ' hours were filled with studies but there were other activities, too. MRS. MARGARET PATTERSON MRS. [ESSIE SAUNDERS 11 MRS CLA.HA ULU-t. BUTLEB MRS LOTA CLARK MRS. BEULAH MARVIN MRS. LENA McBEE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT In the civilization lo to-day it is un- deniable that, over all the arts, liter- ature dominates, serves beyond all Walt Whitman SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT While we read history we make history. George William Curtis MRS. MAIORIE SHAVER MRS. RUBY LEE SMITH MRS. DORIS BUSALACCHI MISS Lli ' .A 1-uLl Chairman M.-(o Lt-tMi:- . ' . ' .ArtO Mhi Vi.nA M;CHA;-L Mh3 CALHOUN MOfihwi. 10 MISS SALLIE PHILLIPS MR W. W. PUGH MISS MILDRED RODDY MRS. MARGARET ROSLYN MRS. ALICE WHITE MR. A. I. EAST MR. O. A. LABBE Chairman MRS. MARY GUILLIAMS MISS BEATRICE MARKGRAFF MRS. RITA WARD MISS IRENE FOX MISS LULU LEE MRS, KATHERINE ROSS MRS, ELIZABETH SZOKE Wonder what ' s so interest- ing in Physics? 12 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. I B. BOYD MR. B. E. COAN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MR. EDDIE WIUCEHSON MRS. HELEN CRYE Chairman INDUSTRIAL - VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT MR OWEN C HARROW Shop MR R K. McMASTER Mechanical Drawing MR. H K MORTENSON Ir. High Shops LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Perhaps ol all Ihe crealion ol man language is the most astonishing. Giles Lytton Strachey INDUSTRIAL-VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT No man is really happy or safe without a hobby. Sir William Osier MRS MAYT L FhLoTON Distributive Education MISS ELSIE HELVES All IS HIRLEE SHAVER Photography MISS ELAIN SPEARMAN Crait HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MISS MAXINE MELVIN MRS. lONELL SIMS MRS ELIZABETH SMITH MISS MILDRED WILLIAMS MRS. ADELAIDE ADAMS Chairman PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MRS. lONE REED MRS, IRIS GUIDER HOWE MISS CHRISTINE SETTLE MRS. RUBY TAPPER Chairman MR. K. C. BROWN MR. FRED SALEM MR. ALBERT ZERETZKE Chairman MR. I. L. THORNBERY MISS RUTH CADY Chairman mi- The way to a woman ' s heart is through her stomach. 14 MRS. RUTH FIREBERGER MHb lULlA ANN GUTHRIE MR. I. W. RUSSEU. MISS JEANELLE ESTES N« A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Accurate training is the foundation of business. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Our ideal is. a sound mind and a sound body. LIBRARY Books are the beginning of learning. MISS CHARLAYNE LOBIT MISS FRANCES WAUING MISS SARAH WATERS LIBRARY MRS BDEN MRS. AVA DENHAM MRS ELIZABETH MIELE MRS. ELIZABETH REDIC IS SPEECH DEPARTMENT MRS. RUTH bea;; Chorus ;AV!S MRS BARBARA HENRY FORREST Acapella Choir MR CHARLES GHOLZ MR- GEORGE WEBBER Band Orchestra MISS SYLVIA LERNER MRS BLAMCHE CRAWFORD MISS EMMA EVANS MRS. HELEN EVANS MRS LEILA GROTHE MRS. FANNIE HAMITER MRS. HORTENSE HUEY MRS. V ILLIE INGELS Chairman Engineering students must know math MRS EDNA LAPSLEY MRS. LILLIAN REID 16 Maini-MAui-i) ur-KnniMLiJi MRS. LYDIA STARK Chairman MRS. VIRGINIA BICE MISS NANCY HAMMONS MRS, ESSIE HILL r . Mathamotics possesses not only truth, but supreme beau- ty. Bertrand Russell We ' ll never forget that day in Biology when we disected our iirst irog. C . MRS. INEZ WOOD What one knows in youth is of little moment; they know enough who know how to learn. Henry Brooks Adams 17 CAFETERIA STAFF What has upheld you on your way? What has supported you when laint? On what have you for strength rehed? My vittles, said the dear old saint. George Sands Bryan Row 1: Alredo Melenz, Ruben Chavez. Row 2: Alice Hopper, Maude Woods, OUie Henderson. Helen Hunter, l aud Hamilton, May Spearman, Louisa Flores, Irene Soren- son, and Dolores Garcia Row 3: Lotlie Poole, Elna Bruce, Nancy Undermuchle, Henrietta Sloan, Mable Perry. Paula Garcia, Myrtle Doty, Maria Car- rillo, and lessie Faulkner CUSTODIAL STAFF ■ Ten thousand times I ' ve done my best And all ' s to do again. Housman. Row 1 Annie Humphrey. Wenona Queen, luan H Alarcon, Frank Corral, and Jose Oporlo. Row 2 Juani Benilez, Henry Acosla. Roberto Anchondo. and W I Carr ABUNDIO 18 I ALAN STINSON Alan did an excellem job as president of the Club Panel m the lall and as president of the Student Council in the spring, For the spring term, Alan is Commissioner -at -Large. An ac- tive member of many clubs, he is an R.O.T.C oiiicer. ANN WINTHER As our fail Assistant Student Manager, Ann did a wonderlul job in planning our assem- blies. Ann IS secretary of the senior class. She was Area President in F.H.A. and served on the Student Council three semesters. BOBBY BROWN Bobby has done outstanding work in promot- ing Morning Watch. He has been a member of out basketball team for three years and served as captain m the third year. Bobby w as also Low IV Commissioner and Commis- sioner-at -Large. He is Vice - President of the Senior Class. ROUND UP PRESENTS i JANET CHAPPELLE and NANCY COLE Both Janet and Nancy are called upon for many extra jobs because oi their dependabili- ty. Jonei did on outstanding job as advertis- ing manager oi the Round-Up. Nancy carried more than her share of the rcsponsibiltics tor the Senior Class. VIRGINIA BARRON Virginia has participated in all the activities of the Girls ' Physical Education Department and has been president of the Girls ' Athletic Association. MARY ALFORD Mary planned our assemblies this spring as Assistant Student Manager. She is active in school affairs and has represented Austin well in many outside activities. 20 ARVASUE ADAMS and JUDY BRECK Arvasue and Judy make up our Debate team They have won many irophies in debate for our school They are also active m many school clubs being members oi Toastmasters, Masque and Gavel and Tri-Hi-Y ROBERT FIGARO Robert ' s pleasing personality and his ready smile make him a tnend to all His school ac- tivities include Treasure oi the senior class. President of SS.S. He is on the Student Coun- cil and IS on (he Annual Stali. BARBARA FISHER Barbara has done an excellent job as co-edi- tor o( the Pioneer. She is a member of the National Society She is also active m many school clubs. ROUND UP PRESENTS GLORIA ESTRADA Aside from being co-ediior of the Pioneer Glo- ria has done outstanding work in the History department. She won tirst place m State it. the Ir. Historian essay contest. She is Natior. al Honor Society and is an R.O.T.C. Sponso: RICHARD SENSE Richard did a wonderful job on the Seeds tor Democracy ' drive He is past president of the League of Letters and was on the Student Council FEDERICO R:VlHA Fcderico worked hard toward promoimg school spirit. He IS on the Sfudeni Counc.l and was an officer in (he Pan American Club He is also in League of Letters, Toastmasters, and Masque and Gavel. 21 BOBBY KIRBY Bobby was Vice - President of the State D. E. Club. He is an alternate lor the scholarship ollered by the University ol Houston. CYNTHIA LORD Cynthia was Valdiclonan oi the January Sen- ior Class. She was president of the Pan-Amer- ican Club and served on the Student Council. Cynthia was also in National Honor Society and received the Spanish award at graduation. GEORGE MILLER George won honorable mention in the Nation- al Westinghouse Search for Talent Scholarship, He also won the Science award at graduation George served as president of the Science Club. EDITH ZANGWELL Edith ' s work in the Span- ish Department has been excellent. She has main- tained an A average dur- ing her eight semesters of Spanish. She is an ac- tive member of the Pan- American Club. ROUND-UP ROBERT GUIDRY MORRIS WOMACk AND DICK FLETCHER These boys have done outstanding work m the field of entertainment, They have made our as- sembhes brighter with songs. Robert was Stu- dent Manager in the Spring; Morris is one of our, chee r leader s, and Dick served as Fire Com- missioner on the Student Council in the Fall. 1 i .. m ¥ ALAN MOORE Alan ' s pleasing personality make him a friend of all who know him. He has been active in school affairs such as head cheerleader, a member ol the Nation- al Honor Society and the Student Council. VERA STEVENS Vera has performed faithtuily in ment as accompanist to the A Exchange Editor lor the Pioneer, member of Quill and Scroll. the Music Depari Choir, She is ala and is an activB 22 JOE STERUNG loe has won many honors in photography. He has bQ«n Round-Up photographer lor two years. He also a member ot the Audio Visual Club. NANCY HEINZEL Nancy is the editor ol this S3 Round-Up. She IS a member ot the Notional Honor Society She IS president ol Quill and Scro ll and is on the Student Council and was Layout Exlitor ot the 52 Round-Up ALAN JCLYLb Alan, as our drum maior. has made a great contribution to the school Among his other activities he is president ol the Club Panel and Toastraasters He is vlce-p eslden ol Student Council PRESENTS BILL CAMFIELD Aside Iroro being presi- dent ol the Senior Class and past president ol the Student Council, Bill be- longs to the National Honor Society and Hi-Y His sense ol humor makes him popular with the students as well as teach- ers DORIS MOORE Dons has been in the Homemaking Department lor tour years. She was musician tor the District I P.H A and is Austin s voting delegate to the District 1 F H A 1953 Dons IS a member ol Tri- Hi-Y. Modern Dance Club and F H A She ts also Ad Manager lor the Pioneer Stall DOUG FISHKIN Doug has been an active member in the S S S for three years During this lime he has made an impor- tant contribution to Austin through the work ot this club. He IS also a member ol the Audio Visual Club SARAH ROUECHE Sarah is a member ol National Honor Society She is also High IV Commissioner and secretary ol the Stu- dent Council Other clubs Sarah is active in are Tri- Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll and is an ROTC Sponsor. She has been on the Pioneer Stall since Junior High 2S p. T. A. BOARD B. R. Leonard, Mrs. T S Curry, Mrs W I, Latham. Mrs, C F. Jordan. Robert Lowman, Mrs, Neil Wolshe, Mrs, Jack Ponder, Row 1 Mrs Don Ponder, Mrs Mrs. J. Har old Kitchen. Row 2: Mrs. W. E. Ward, Mrs. L P. Luderus, Mrs Mrs. I Leighton Green. Miss Mary Mitchel Row 3: Mrs. H D. McCune. Mrs H, B Hams. Mr H. L, Mcpherson. Mrs George DuSang Nol shown — Mrs Bob Travis, Jr., Mrs. H. Earl Rogers, Mrs Perry W Pogson, Jr., Mrs. A T. P. Clendenin. Mrs. E McCleary, Mrs. James Wiggs, Mrs T R. McKenna, Mrs Mrs. Maurice Hill, Mrs. C. H. Talbot. Mrs. Elaine Morrell. Carl Ivey, Mrs Inez Wood, Mrs, I. W. GiUett, Mrs. S. Adkins, Mrs. George Harvie. AUSTIN-IN-ACTION COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Row 1: Mrs. T- S. Curry, Mrs. H D. McCune. Mrs, lack Ponder Row 2: Mrs Carl Ivey. Mrs. I Leighton Green. Mrs. H L. McPherson. Mrs, Ray Bohanon, Mrs. J. Harrell Kitchen, Mrs. Robert Lowman, Mrs R L Myers. Mrs H B Hams. Not shown— Mrs. T. P. Clendenin, Mrs. T R McKenna. Mrs. T. W. Hansen, Mrs. Margaret Patterson. Mrs. Vera Michael, Mrs. Elaine Morrell. 24 I NANCY HEINZEL Editor-in-Chief ROUND-UP MISS MARY MITCHELL Faculty Sponsor MISS SHIRLEE SHAVER Sponsor oi Photography 26 JANET CHAPPEUE Advertising Manager CAROLYN MILLICAN Business Manager BESS FOSTER Copy Editor DANA SUE O DELL Layout Manager -.- d ERMA lOYNER Club Editor BARBARA FISHER May Senior Editor GLORIA ESTRADA May Senior Editor ROBERT TURNER Junior Editor ROUND-UP DOROTHEA McDONALD Freshman Editor HARRIETT BONE Sophomore Editor 95fl CLAUDETTE BROWN Junior High Editor ROBERT FIGARO Sports Editor 27 GLORIA HICKS Publications. Student Government. and Music LAWRENCE BOBB ROTC Editor HELEN ANDREWS January Seniors CARMEN CANALES Round-Up Presents NORMA NEVAREZ Pictures Sales LOUELLA ROSEMOND Picture Sales jH:. . ..... ■:_.:-;HORN lOE STERLING Photographer ARLENE WALKER Calender SALLY WOOD Features ROUND UP The Beauty Dance was helped along by the posters displayed by Nancy Hein- zel and Sally Wood The theme oi the Round-Up was planned at this party- Junior Editor tells the Layout Manager STAFF Louella Rosemond and Nor- ma Nevarez gave much time and effort to our pic- ture sales 28 GLORIA ESTRADA Editor-in-Chiei BARBARA FISHER Edilor-in-Chiei PIONEER :.■-■ .;yv ard Laycui Manager. Fall Sports Editor. Spring ROBERT GUIDRY Columnist. Fall Layout Manager. Spring SARAH ROUECHE Sports Editor. Fall News Editor, Spring 29 HELEN ANDREWS From Page Editor — Fall CAROLYN MILLICAN Edilorial Page — Fall, Spring KATHY ROBERTS Society Page — Fall, Spring ERMA JOYNER Features — Fall Front Page Editor — Spring NORMA NEVAREZ Reporter — Fall Page Three Editor — Spring ELAINE COLLINS Reporter — Fall Page Four Editor — Spring PEARL POOLE Features — Fall City Editor — Spring EDWARD REY Photographer — Fall, Spring PIONEER STAFF lEANiE McDonald Columnists — Fall, Spring JOAN SHOCKLEY Exchange Editor — Fall MELISSA WARE lunior High Reporter — Fail LOUIS GALLARDO Reporter MARTHA CORNELIUS Reporter — Fall Exchange Editor — Spring VERA STEVENS Exchange Editor— Fall, Spring SO BETTY BAKER Copy Reader — Fall CAROL McKEE Reporter — Fall Columnist — Spring LUCY SAMBRANO Reporter — Fall BETTY CLARE COOK Columnist — Foil ROSE MARIE COTTON Features — Fall MARY VIGIL Reporter — Fall )ANIS lANME Columnist — Spring BETTY OLER Columnist — Spring PIONEER ROBERT FIGARO Copy Reader — Spring )1MMY BRICKER Reporter — Spring CONNIE McMASTER Reporter — Spring PATSY COOK Reporter — Spring BOBBY BHOWNFIELD Columnist — Spring JUDITH STEELE Reporter — Spring SI MAfiCY DAY Advertising Manager — Spring DICK WELSH Columnist — Spring BESS FOSTER Advertising Manager — Spring HARRISON BROCK Columnist — Spring DORIS MOORE Advertising Manager — Spring This is a good idea for a layout. KAY CARSON Jr. High Reporter — Spring This is the best part of the school day. Pioneer Sales Managers begin a busy day. It takes a lot oi talking to put a Pioneer. 32 M FRANK SAFFORD Fall Student Manager 1 ANN WINTHER Fall Assistant Student Manager BILL CAMFIELD President of Student Council Commissioner Al Large STUDENT MRS. VERA MICHAEL Sponsor COUNCIL ALAN STINSON President ol Club Panel BOBBY BROWN Secretary Student Council GENIE LOU TRAVIS Secretary Club Panel RITA ELLISON Treasurer GRACE BENNLTT High IV Commissioner CLASS COMML. , 1st row — Natalie Thompson LI, Madaline Dow Lll. Betty |o Crysler HII, ond Carolyn lacobs HI 2nd row — Tommy Camiield LIII. and Zone Walker HIIII FRED KRISS Commissioner At Large 86 Fall Student Council First Row — Judy Brennand, Helen Andrews, Genie Lou Travis, Alan Stinson, Bill Camlield, Bobby Brown, Rita Ellison, Sue Williams, Carol Palmer, and Jane Grubb. Second row — Natalie Thompson, Madeline Daw, Ann Winther, Erma Joyner, Mary Beth Jones, Mary Lynn Lunslord, Melva Johnston, Tommy Camiield, and Carmen Canales. Third row — Virginia Barron, Barbara Blanche, Nancy Bohanon, Betty lo Crysler, and Carolyn Jacobs. Fourth rojw — Harrison Brock, Patrick Savage, Morris Womack, Grace Bennett, Cynthia Lord, Lexie Ann Nations, Molly Butterworth, Dick Fletcher, and Zone Walker. Fiilh.row — Gregorio Velez, Richard Marshall, Fred Knss, Frank Sallord, Branson Thurston, Alan Moore, and John Leonard. Not ihown are Le Bron Hardie, La Verne Hinton, Sonja Strand, and Yvonne Strand. The Student Council of Stephen F. Austin High School was organized to stimulate school spirit, to encourage and maintain participation in school activities, to further the spirit of cooperation between the faculty and student body, to provide training for democratic practices, and to assist each student in benefitting from his school career. The Student Council, consisting of two houses, the Upper House, or Student Commission and the Lower House, or the Club Panel, has both elected and appointed members. They must maintain a high academic standard and be recommended for the Council by members of the faculty. S6 ROBERT GUIDRY Spring Student Manager MARY ALFORD Spring Assistant Student Manager S7 ALAN STINSON President of Student Council DAVID GREEN Firo Commissioner ALAN KEYES President of Club Panel STUDENT COUNCIL SARAH ROUECHE Secretary of Student Council CARMEN CANALES Secretary of Club Panel BESS FOSTER Treasurer JIMMY BLACKMON Low IV Commissioner ERMA lOYNER Publicity Manager JOE ROGERS Boys ' Athletic Commissioner Row 1: Brenda Groce, L-I; Barbara Kimball, H-I. Row 2: John Potter, H-III: Isela Porras, L-III; Sally Mor- gan, L-II; Charles Emmett, H-II. BARBARA BIANCHE Girls ' Atlethic Commissioner 88 SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 Jerry Guidry, Mary Altord, Carmen Canales, Bess Foster. Alan Keyes, Alan Stinson. Sarah Roueche. Sue Williams, Patsy Junker. Dan Miller. Row 2- Sonja Strand, Barbara Kimbell. Marion Reynolds Harvey Bagley. Erma Joyner. Betty ]o Fleager Row 3: Yvonne Strand. Carolyn Millican, Jams Jenne. Mimi Valdespino. Solly Morgan. Shirley Jordan. Carol Palmare Row 4. Borbara Blanche. Nancy Bohanon Lexieann Nations. Sandra Jameson, Nancy Hcinzel, Anne Harper. Ysela Porras. Brendo Grose Row S: WiUard Word, Jimmy Blackmon, Joe Rogers, David Green, Bobby Brown Row 6 Wayne Taylor, Morris Womack. Robert Guidry, Fedenco Rivera, Robert Figaro. Hague Foster, John Potter, Ronnie Hensley, Nelson Iry. Fred Kriss, Charles Emmett 88 COUNCIL HXII ' L.JK!3L- ! yf ' H • ■■■ J ' : 1 ' ij l J Selling candy after school is an annual project of the Student Council. SNAPS Frank Safford presided at the installation of Fall Student Council. Alan Stinson, President of Spring Student Coun- cil, is speaker at installation. Bill Cornfield presented Mrs. Vera Michael, the sponsor of Student Council, with an orchid. 40 I CAROLYN GUMPER Lady -in-Waiting FRED KRISS Scion JOY DEE HATCHETT Duchess 4S Queen Sue of the House of Williams I N OF AUSTIN-IN-ACTION AUSTIN-IN-ACTION PRINCESSES SARAH ROUECHE High Senior Princess Escorted by HARRISON BROCK ELIZABETH MORRIS Low Senior .Princess Escorted by BILL CROSLAND QUEENIE SALDIVAR Princess Royal Escorted by ELDON KING JANE GRUB High Junior Princess Escorted by JIM BLACKMON JUDY LANCE Low Junior Princess Escorted by JOHN MYERS JANICE GUYNES High Sophomore Princess Escorted by GREGORY RODMAN GLORIA WILLIS Low Sophomore Princess Escorted by PAT GOUGH y I CATHERINE FINERTY High Freshman Princess Escorted by BOBBY McCUNE SONJA TOTTEN Low Freshman Princess Escorted by BILL WILSON RITA MYERS High Eighth Princess Escorted by LOUIE TRILLANES BARBARA PAWKETT Low Eighth Princess Escorted by STANLEY POOLE 44 16i  -- , ; TRACIE HORACK Second Place Beauty MARGIE FILLEMAN Third Place Beauty Fl i ft htTk JW l .k ' .U.l 1 1 % . ARVASUE ADAMS Fourth Place Beauty JOY DEE HATCHETT Fiith Place Beauty 47 N V i 1 4 HOMECOMING COURT )OYCE MONTGOMERY H-IV Princess Escorted By Ronnie Dyer EUZABETH MORRIS H-III Princess Escorted By Dale Holman MARY MAHONEY Lady-in- Waiting Escorted By Hugh Harmon CHEL YOUNG L-IV Princess Escorted By Les Rutledge P P M m .J m t j SHIRLEY GORE L-III Princess Escorted By David Green BARBARA BURKS H-II Princess Escorted By Bobby McCune JUDY QUINNEY L-II Princess Escorted By Whitney Dominguez lUDY ALLEN H-I Princess Escorted By Jerry O ' Keefe MELISSA WARE H-8 Princess Escorted By Dugan Pierce SHERRIE HUGHEY L-8 Princess Escorted By Fred Knss KAREN KENERICK L-I Princess Escorted By Jimmy Blackmon 48 FRED KRISS All-Austin Boy t . i GE IIeToU TRAVIS .11-Austin Girl 61 roM Y •.: f w ' M r I •K:. MARY MAHON Most Popular Gjrl SENIOR FAVORITES X FRANK SAFFORD BERNICE AGUIRRE 54 - JUNIOR FAVORITES OLA MAE WALTERS TOMMY CAMFIELD 55 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES ■ ' . FRESHMEN FAVORITES NATALIE THOMPSON ' i RAYMOND QUILLEN 1 ' M y — ill v fe. CLAUDETTE BROWN Most Athletic Girl i BILL WHITE Most Athletic Boy BEAUTY CONTESTANTS Row 1: Margie Filleman, Joy Dee Hatchelt, Arvasue Adams, Carol Shelton. Tracie Horak Row 1: Carol Sua Boone. Judy Allen. Barbara Burks , Mary Ca therine Birkelbach. Barbara Barnes, Janice Guynes Georgine Guevara, Carol McPherson. Huehel YuurT Row 3: Barbara Brayman. Bess Foster, fudith Steele. Elizabeth Morris. Bernice Aguirre. Beverly Withers. Doneva Myers. Row 4. Bonnie Mae Crowder, Linda Way. Mary Allord, Judy Qumney. Grace Murphy, Donna Jean Smauley. Isabel Red- wine. Marilyn Weaver. AUSTIN-IN-ACTION CLUB REPRESENTATIVES How 1 Row 2 Bow Row Row Pat Tucker. Irene Duke, Lydia Gronodos. Virginia Barron. Judy Brennand. Mary Ruth Calhoun. Guen Humphrey. RocheDe Russell, Marian Reynolds, Ann Winther, Barbara Hurt, Argyra Walshe, Arlene Walker Dorothy McClenehan. Carol Ann Ferrara. Erma loyner. Carolyn Millican Janet Choppelle, Mary Ann Latham Nancy Bohanon, Benay Buchannan. Bess Foster. Barbara Branche. Nancy Heinzel. Snirley Fowler Linda Way. Helen Phillips, Sally Wood, Everett Putney, Harold Fergerson. Robert Guidry 69 AUSTIN-IN-ACTION Queen Sue reigns over the 23rd annual Austin-In-Action. The King and Queen lead the recessional 60 I Twice a year on Kid Day Austin gives the seniors a chance to forget their dignity. The Student Council started the fall semester off with an all out western dance. The students of Austin waiting patiently lor transportation to Breckenridge, which was our school football trip. Coach Harris crowning Ann Matthews, the Footbdll Queen, while King Bob Surratt looks on. Austin cheerleaders pin corsages on Ysleta cheerleaders during an annual exchange as- sembly. Principal Keith Appleby placing a crown of white flowers on the head of the Military Queen, Marcy Day. I The enthusiastic rooters of the Panthers gathered lor a big bonfire the night before our Homecoming Game with El Paso High 6S WINTER The Harlem Hooks, alias high seniors, dis- played their talents by beating the low se- niors in a basketball game. The fair damsels of Austin High were given a good chance to date their favorite beaus when twirp Season rolled around this winter. .V.i Familiar carols echoed down the halls when the A Choir gathered around the Christmas tree the day before the holidays started. 64 Santa Claus visited the pep assembly before the bi-district game with Lubbock, and hand- ed out presents to members of the football team. A scene from Young April presented by thej January Seniors. Robert Guidry, Morris Wommack, and Dick Fletcher, better known as the Ink Blots, en- tertaining at the informal senior assembly. The Round-Up Stall decorating lor the annual Beauty Dance. 65 SPRING The low seniors became high and mighty when they inherited the front rows of assembly seats vacated by the lanuory graduating class. The members ot the Student Council started ott the new semester by selling the new student directories. When the rodeo came to town Austin High students supported it by don- ing their western garb and competing for the title ol best dressed cowboy and cowgirl. 66 Alan Moore and Frenchie Salford gave a graceful rendition ol a ballet a! the FHA all- boy talent and style how One ol Mrs Stark ' s Speech Classes put on the play Let George Do It ' lor our Washington Day assembly Mardi Gras is presented by the Modern Dance group lor the Queen ol Auslin-in-Action Amid the array ol conletti everyone had a w time at Austm-in-Action. G7 i At the F.H.A combination style and taleni show a (ew numbers v ero played by Alan Keyes ' Royalmen. The annual Military Ball was a complete success with nearly all the oHicers and cadets present. 68 I 2AAAA DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Row 1 Larry Mtck. Don Spann, Salvador Montolvo, Dugan Peorce, Fred Knss , Bob McCune, Roberto Saldivar. lerry O Keeie, Ronald Dyer, and Bob Surratt Row 2 David Green, |oe Rogers, Bob Mann, Jim Harvie, Russell Deter, Jess Thurman, Leslie Rutledge, Craig McElroy, Bishop Bailey, Jack Wynn. Dick Seaney, Calvin Sexlon (Manager) Row 3 Eddie Brunk (Manager), Paul Bridges, Dan Wright, Bob Holt, Dale Holman, Bill White, Monte Roberts, fim Blackmon, Hugh Har- mon, Chuck Porlh, Tom Hoy (Manager} Row 4. Coach Brown, Coach Fred Salem, Jim Wiggs, Frank Mena, Dave Bourland. Richard Marshall, Reginald Ponsford, Frank Burrola, Harrison Brock, Bobby Eiber. Ernie Paxson, and Coach Red Harris. MR. CHARLES (RED) HARRIS MR FRED SALEM MR. K, C. BROWN 70 ALL DISTRICT PLAYERS To The Team Don ' t be dramatic, they said fwhen they lold us to write this. But we have to, to let you guys luiow how we ieel about what you have done lor ui this year. We expected a lot from you, and you more than lul- filled all our expectations. You were great, and we wont you to know and this is Irom the bottom oi our hearts, that we know how you Ieel about this year — we know how much it hurts to remember that some oi you don ' t have any more iootball games to play. The Student Body. DUCAN PEAHCE Honorable Mvottoo Slau CO-CAPTAINS FRED XRISS All State AUSTIN 27 AUSTIN 13 AUSTIN 28 AUSTIN 14 AUSTIN 28 AUSTIN 41 AUSTIN 35 AUSTIN 55 AUSTIN 40 AUSTIN 7 PAMPA 37 BROWNWOOD 14 BORGER 35 BRECKENRIDGE 37 PLAINVIEW YSLETA BOWIE 35 JEFFERSON 6 EL PASO 13 LUBBOCK 41 WHTTMEY DOMINCUEZ HUGH HARMON RICHARD MARSHALL IIMMY BLACKMON LESLIE RUTLEDGE DAVID BOURLAND 71 DALE HOMAN lOE ROGERS BISHOP BAILEY Tackle— 181 lbs. AUSTIN vs. YSLETA 41-0 T • • •• 12.  JAMES BLACKMON End — 174 lbs. The Austin Panthers opened District Play against Ysleta on October 31, 1952. The Panthers ran up a score of 14-0 as the iirst quarter ended. Again the Panthers were unstopable in the second quarter as it ended with a 21-0 score. The bacldield with the oide of our line were able to keep scoring to end the game 41-0. ■■— ' ' 51 V ROBERT EIBER Halfback— 1S3 lbs 4- ■• FRANK BURROLA End— US lbs. RUSSELL DETER En -! - i ' ' bs. WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ Fullback— 146 IbB. DAVID GREEN Guard— 150 lbs. AUSTIN vs. BOWIE 35-14 $; mm HUGH HAHMAN Hallback— 155 lbs ff. JAMES HARVIE Center — 145 lbs. DALE HOLMAN Guard— 173 lbs. BOB HOLT Tackle — 179 lbs. With a spectacular defensive line, and as usuaL a hard cracking offensive the Panthers defeated Bowie with a 35-14 score. Austin lost no time in scoring as has been the case in all oi their games. RICHARD MARSHAU Guard— 184 lbs. ROBERT MANN Tackle — 177 lbs. FBED ERISS HaUback— 178 lbs. ROBERT McCUNE HaUback— 141 lbs. CRAIG McELROY End— 148 lb3. AUSTIN vs. JEFFERSON 55-6 Austin completed its warmup ior El Paso High by thumping Jefferson 55-6. The reserves took over the football game the last three quarters to show that they are going to be hard to beat in 1953. AUSTIN vs. EL PASO 40-13 1 ' ■.■■■ ' K. The Panthers ended their 1952 district iootball season by defeating their traditional rivals, the top contenders for the title. El Paso High School. The Cats ran up a score of 40-13. JACK WYNN Guard— 155 Iba. J2 Rt tL BILL WHITE End— 163 lbs. JAMES WIGGS Tackle- 195 lbs. DAN WRIGHT Tackle — 207 lbs. DON SPANN Hallback— 135 lbs 1% Spotter CALVIN SEXTON Whitney Dominguez makes one of the many long runs by Panther backs during the El Paso game. This was the Lubbock game, one of our hardest all season, and al- though we lost we were proud of our team 80 It seems Y slela had a hard lime holding Fred. EDDIE BRUNK Manaqor 81 Mh [ ?!? so - [75 ? satty3o 56 ?e |i COACH OWEN HARBOW Bill Connor, Willie Vas que AUSTIN 33 JEFFERSON 12 AUSTIN 25 BOWIE 7 AUSTIN 19 EL PASO AUSTIN 13 YSLETA 6 AUSTIN 31 CATHEDRAL 6 Row 1: (Leil to Right) Stanley Hall (Manager), Merced Carrillo. Bill Connor. Bill Sununar- iord, Douglas Myers, Maximo Reyes, Francisco Reyes, George Harris, Ed Thurman. Clem Mancini. Row 2: Freddy Macias, Norman Lane, Ralph Johnson, Scott Erutilek, Kenneth Demory, Bobby Feidner, Jack Hustance, Nelson Forsyth, Edward Rodriguez. Row 3; Joe Robb, Willie Vasquez. Louie Sosa. Bob Bailey, Charles Hooten. Juan Saldivar. Milton FrittB. Tom Beall (Assistant Coach). Row 4: George Arms, Benny Brooks, Ruben Carrasco, Coach Owen Harrow, Richard Cook. Hubert Fletcher, Jimmy Brookins, Ernesto Macias. ' B TEAM DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1952 In his first year at Austin, Coach Owen Harrow led his B team to the district championship. The many hours of sweat and strain put in by the play- ers and the coaching staff no doubt helped them breeze through their five- game schedule undefeated. The following seveai players made the all-district team. Jimmy Brookins — Most Valuable Player; Maximo Reyes, Francisco Reyes, 82 BASKETBALL FoUas — wo didn ' t give you the support you deserved — we didn ' t show you how we lell But in our hearts you were wonderful and here is our appreciation tor playing your hearts out tor us. In some manner congratulations are cfuo — so please accept ihem and our thanks for always trying . | - Row I: (Leit to right) Bobby Brown. B«lo Alaide. Raul Navorro. Boy Gibson Gaorgc Marlch. Whitney Dotningucz, Bobby Surrall Bow 2: Coach Zerelzke. George Gaucin. Hilton Herodia. Dick Seaney Bill While. Paul Echols. Bill Wroan. Zane Walker, Carl Brad- ley (Manager) 83 -: ' . ii.. ' i ' i ' i ' ■ ' ■ ' f- ' f.t ' ' ; ' : Dt B ' M: ' t:T. — . ROY GIBSON Guard HILTON HEREDIA Guard GEORGE MARCH Forward RAUL NAVARRO Forward BOB SURRATT Guard r r ' W Pi 9 n B TEAM BASKETBALL Row 1: (Lelt-righl) Carlos Tellez, Dennis Chavez, Francisco Reyes, Carlos Navarro. Maximo Reyes, Louis Sosa, Ralph Correon. Row 2: Charles Yates, lim Carter, Jim Cobb, Manuel Flores, Otto Munoz. lack Huslace, Benny Brooks, Orlando Garza, Coach Owen Harrow (Not shown is Charles Hooten). 87 Row Row Row Row Row Jim Pemberton, Hugh Harmon, Robert Saldivar, Bobby Eiber, Dugon Pearce, Pat Shadle, Don Spann, Jack King. Ernest Paxon, Fred Knss, Richard Cook, Hubert Fletcher, James Wiggs, Jimmy Blackmon, George Arms, Everett Put- ney, Victory Young, FeHx Gonzalez, Clayton Baker, Edward Cashman, Bobby Bailey Milton Womack, Scott Krutiiek, Bobby McCune, Bill Connor, Bruce Harper, Arthur Reyn- olds, Yankee Ranly, Manny Baulista, Edmundo Gonzalez, Tally Martin Clem Mancini, Kenneth McLeod, Bill Doran, Bob Summerford, Bill Deal, Terry Williams, Richard McLoy, Bob Fox, Bill Bailey. Coach Fred Salem, George Rodriguez, Jack Valdespino, Jesse Turlove. Norman Lane, Willie Vasquez, Larry Armstrong. Kenneth Duncan, Ed Thurman TRACK Coach FRED SALEM 88 VARSITY TRACK LETTERMEN Sprints Sprints U AM PEARCC Field Events BOBBY EIBER Sprints IIM PEMBERTON Field Events FRED KRISS Sprints IIM BLACKMON Field Events Sprints lAC;. ...... Distance . AT SHADLE Field Events 89 Row Row- Row Row Row Row Row (Left to Righl)— Richard Marshall, Bill White, Harrison Brock, Salvador Monlalvo, Roberto Cisneros, Frank Burrola. Steve Smith, Roy Weissinger. Robert Delgado, Alan Stinson. David Bourlond, Bob Mann, Frank Monsivais, Ralph Car- reon, Russell Deter, Bishop Bailey, Whitney Domniguez. Raul Navarro, Paul Echols, Doug Hildebrant, Terry Thomas, Jim Grady, George Sanchez. Joe Clod, Larry Parker, Jim Harvie (Manager). Gail Bauer, Charles Yates, Raymond Quillen, Louis Sosa, George Marlch, Robert Reilsny- der, Jesse Quesader, lerry Ehrens, 3ill Allison. Coach Brown, Robert Navarro, George Merrick, Maximo Reyes, Bobby Feidner, Francisco Reyes, Roy Gibson, Benny Aiken, Jack Rutledge, Bill Conyers. Donald King. Hector Solis, Leroy Pickerin, Jerry McClane, Ralph Tinsley, Bill Smith, Carle- ton Talbot, Raul Viail, Henry Hernandez, Johnny Soldivar, Clayton Baker, Reggie Ponslord, Paul Dean Jr., Wil- liam Collier, Raul Tagle BASEBALL COACH K. C. BROWN 90 VARSITY BASEBALL LETTERMEN BILL Wi;;T; 3rd Basa ROBERTO CIS- Piicher WHITNEY DOMINGUE2 Center Field DAVID BOURLAND Pitcher ROBERT DELGADO Center Field SALVADOR MONTALVO Pitcher ROY WEISSINGER Pitcher MARSHALL Catcher FRA;..-; :■ , ,• JLA 2nd bai G STEVE SMITH Ist Base 91 I CLAUDETTE BHOWN MNGVIii GLORIA ESTRADA GIR S TENNIS i irj c DOROTHEA McDONALD ELOISA SANC ..) ■ jaHY sSIjcHEZ ' LENA SAN SOMAN i i v to 4 JU KiiikW. i KATHLEEN SHERWOOD KATHRINE SHERWOOD JO KATHERINE SMITH GENIE LOU TRAVIS i IN SALLY WOOD 92 «lk i. BOL ROBERTS LOUIS ROSENFIELD RAYMOND SEAY LOWELL SCOTT WAYNE TAYLOR 98 BASEBALL and TRACK REVIEW BASBALL SQUADMEN Frank Monsivais, Bob Mann, Ralph Carreon Russell Deter, Alan Stinson. TRACK SCHEDULE Odessa - March 20-21 City April 3- 4 Ysyeta Invitational April 11 Regional April 25 State - — - May 7-8-9 One of our prospects takes a healthy swing. Strike three — he ' s out. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 7— Austin vs. Bovirie April 9 — Austin vs. El Paso April 13 — Austin vs. Jefferson April 17 — Austin vs. Ysleta April 27 — Austin vs. Bowie April 29 — Austin vs. El Paso. May 4 — Austin vs. Jefferson May 8 — Austin vs. Ysleta h Oops! It was a comfortable landing. 94 CHEERLEADERS ' f ' sM,. .j i RITA ELLISON The Cheerleaders are elected by the Student Body lor the entire school year They led us in victory and in deieal. Thanks a loll YVONNE STRAND ALAN MOORE UE ' . ' .iLLIAMS GENIE LOU TRAVIS STRAND MORRIS WOMACK WAYNE TAYLOR 9S FENCING TEAM Row I. Row 2, Row 3 Row 4; Neyson Iry. Tom Beall lames Waddell, Robert Gray, Frazier Ma honey, Edward Oliva- res, Richard Dahike, lavie Gra- nados, Ralph Rehin. Tom GiUey. Henry Launspach. Robert Wershaw, Walter Talley. Richard Sense, Robert Melancon, Robert Banta. Norbert Ewald, Bill Fmk, Bobby Bailey. Rex Miller, Max Tomlin- son, Dean Tcmhnson. GOLF TEAM Row 1, Manuel Cintron, Ronald Leek, Jack McVeigh. Row 2, David Reitzel, Dick Welsh, Kent Dancigar, Row 3: Miss Frances Willing (Coach) 96 V VN V. S WVWW V VA % -i A. % V %% W A ' % A V NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fall Row 1: Beverly Baker, Loura Anderson, Mary Anna Latham, Ann Malletl. Jim Gill, Gloria Estrada, Erma Joyner, Barbara Fisher, Sharon Thompson, Sara Nell Jackson, and John Leonard Row 2: Georg e Miller, Alan Moore. Sarah Roueche, Sue Williams, Rita Ellison, Barbara Reynolds, Thomas Curry, Cynthia Lord, Janet Chappelle, Clau- dette Brown, Grace Bennett, and Miss Phillips. Rov 3: Ernest Paxson, Monte Roberts, Walter Allen, Bill White, Harrison Brock, Ann Winther, Genie Lou Travis, Sally Wood, Fred Kriss, Nancy Cole, Branson Thurston, Frank Milstead, and Zone Walker. MISS SALLIE PHILLIPS Sponsor The purposes and aims of the National Honor Society include promotion of good fellowship, citizenship training, and en- couragement of good scholastic standing. The ideals of this Society are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The faculty bestowes its greatest honor on members of the National Honor Society. JOHN LEONARD President BILL CAMFIELD Vice-President SARA NELL JACKSON Secretary WALTER ALLEN Parliamentarian l t SARAH ROUECHE Reporter 98 I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fall Row 1: Miss Sallie Phillips, sponsor. Genie Lou Travis, Yvonne Lozano, Jim Gill, Sue Williams, Frank Salford, Alan Moore. Ermo loyner, fanis Jenne, Bess Foster. Thomas Gilley, Row 2: Bill Camtield. Barbara Blanche. Mary Anna Lalham, Beverly Baker, Sally Wood. Ann Winther. Paulo Philer. Ann Mane Kitchen. Mae Walters, Shirley Gore Row 3: Bishop Bailey. Laura Anderson. Barbara Fisher, Janet Chappelle, Nancy Cole, Nancy Heinzei. Hague Foster, Bob Holt, Bobby Brown. Ruth Stueckler, Nancy Ford Row 4 Rita Ellison. Sarah Roueche. David Green. Gloria Estrada. Claudette Brown, Monte Roberts. Patsy Delancy. Virginia Dunn. Carolyn Rosser, Edna Eiting. Dana Sue O Dell Row 5: Ernie Paxson, Russell Deter. Bobbq Eiber. Harrison Brock. Bill White, Bill Wrean, Zone Walker. Frank Milstead, Fred Kris , Jim Peoiberton, Ronnie Hensley, Branson Thurston. Introduction of new members at the National Honor assembly. IM GILL Parliamentarian ERMA lOYNER Reporter 99 KALEVALA Fall The purpose and aim ol Kale- vala is to further the ability to write and express oneseli in an original form in several fields of writing How 1 Row 2: Row 3 Oflicers — Robert Guidry, Barbara Blanche, Jim Gill, Helen Andrews, Genie Lou Travis Carol Shellon, Sarah Roueche, John Leonard, Hague Foster, Gwen Humphrey. Sally Wood. Tom Moore, Leslie Rutledge, Fred Kriss, Frank Safford Row 1: Ollicers — Robert Guidry. Hague Foster. Gwen Humphrey, Row 2: Betty Clare Cook, Sarah Roueche, Frazier Mahoney, Judy Breck, Barbara Blanche, Tom Moore. Row 3: Genie Lou Travis, lim Gill, Kalevala sponsored a play for Book Week, 100 I SCIENCE The Science Club is entirely a schol- astic club. Its purposes are to pro- mote interest in and knowledge o( science Fall Row 1, Ofiicers — Alan Moore. Joy Dee Hatcheil Row 2 Bess Foster. Marcy Day. Barbara Blanche, Arvasue Adams. Claudette Brown. Row 3 Erma Joyner, Cynlhia Lord, Sue Thornberry, Loura Anderson. Row 4, Robert Gandora, Joel Spitzer, Zone Walker. Branson Thurslon, Robert Wershaw, Spring Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 Odicers— lanet Chacpclle. Alan Moore. loy Dee Hatchelt. Branson Thurston, Loura Anderson. Bess Foeler, Marcy Day. Erma joyner Zone Walker, Robert Wershaw. Arvasue Adams, Claudette Brown, Robert Gandaro, Joel Spitzer. The Science C ' . .- --:.::...; . ; the school building. wing up 101 MASQUE 6c GAVEL Fall Row 1; Row 2: Row 3; Row 4; Spring Officers — Mary Anna Latham, Billie Steph- ens. Hague Foster. Susan Home. Gwen Homphrey. Anne Marie Kitchen, Ar- vasue Adams. Judy Breck, Jean Mellon. Barbara Blanche, Federico Rivera. Arlene Walker, Ann Winlher, Pearl Poole, Nancy Bohanon. Davd Green, fim Gill, Bob Banta, Wayne Taylor. Alan Stinson, Alan Moore, Alan Keyes, George Curry Masque and Gavel furnishes speeches and programs lor the school and community; it presents plays for assemblies. Row 1: Officers — Ann Winthers, Alan Stinson, Pan- cho Salford; Bill Camfield, Jim Gill. Row 2: Alan Moore, Robert Culpepper, Hague Fos- ter, Barbara Blanche, Ann Mane Kitchen, Mary Anna Latham, Gwen Humphrey. Row 3: George Curry. Bob Santa, Federico Rivera. Row 4; Arlene Walker, Billie Stephen, Judy Breck, Nancy Bohanon, Barbara Reynolas, Jean Mellon, Grace Murphy, Arvasue Adams, David Green, Alan Stembndge. TOASTMASTERS Fall The students who try out lor this club must be Juniors or Seniors. The purpose is the im- provement in every form of public speaking ior high school students, Row 1: Officers — Arvasue Adams. Pancho Safford, Jim Gilt, Mary Allord, Row 2: Paco Jordan, Robert Figaro, Robert Guidry, Barbara Blanche. Ann Marie Kitchen, Jams Jenne, Gwen Humphrey, Row 3: Dillon Cole, Federico Rivera, Elaine Jackson. Nancy Ford, Loura Anderson, Judy Breck, Jeannie Junker. Row 4: Frazier Mahoney, Pat Lunsford, Nancy Bo- hanon, Jean Melton, Grace Murphy, Bar- bara Reynolds, Gretchen Gnauck, Alan Stembndge, David Green Spring Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Officers — Gwen Humphrey, Ann Ke Ala an eyes, Mane Robert Kit- F.g- chen, Judy Breck, aro, Janis Jenne, Mary Alford, Loura Anderson, Elaine Jack- son, Arvasue Adams, Susan Home, Jean Melton, Barbara Blanche. Frazier M ahoney, Gretchen Gnauck, Nancy Ford, Pat Lunslord, Bob Guidry, Nancy Bo- hanon, David Green, Jim Gill, Federico Ri- vera. 102 MASQUE AND GAVEL AND TOASTMASTER The Toaslmasters Club gives practice in correct par liamentary procedure. WemL-eio oi ioo imasters confer about ihe play. You ' ll Never Know 103 JUNIOR HISTORIANS The purpose of this club is to encourage an interest in local history. One of its main projects is the giving of Texas his- tory books to the school library. Otiicers — Virginia Barron, Edna Garcia, Elvira Fay. Gloria Estrada, Barbara Fisher, Patsy Delaney. Virginia Tyree, Dortha Richie, Jean Elhot, Robert Figaro, Jeannie Junker, Mary Alford, Louella Rose- mond Carol McKee. Federico Rivera, Joel Spilzer, Judy Breck, Ann Linebaugh, Betty Oler, Verne Alexander. Margaret Morrisey, Flora Gil Reid, Jams Jenne, Ed- die Brunk, Leslie Rutledge, Frances Burns, Mary Buchanan. The Junior Historians put on a skit in a pep assembly. MODERN DANCE The Modern Dance Club furnishes pro- grams for many school affairs both in and out of Austin. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3. Oliicers — Ann Mane Kitchen. Shirley Gore, Mimi Valdespino. Martha Appell, Carol McPherson, Marcy Day, Carol Shelton. Gail Goins, Rosemary McrJamara, Bernice Aguirre. Erma Joyner, Kathy Roberts, Bess Foster, Barbara Blanche, loy Webb, Dons Moore, Sue Williams Modem Dance rehearses for Austin-In-Action, Mardi Grass. 104 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The purpose ol this club is lo promote a arowing appreciation ol the joys ctnd satisfactions of home- making Row ! Martha Cornelius. Mary lane Davis. Elena Guerra. OKicers — Sue T hornberrv. Nancy Bohanon. Shirley Gore, Karen Martin, Nancy Ford. Carmela Briseno. Margaret Humble. Almadove Scnramm. Catherine Graves. Lydia Granados. Row 2: Minnie Smith, Bettv Dedmon. Jerry Ingram, Betty Farrell. Jean Elliott. Dianne Shepord. Ola Mae Walters, Lois Doty. Jean Holcomoe, Barbara Young, Elvira Lopez, Yolanda Garcia, Molly Edens Row 3: Mimi Valdespino, Eleanor DuSang, Hellen Pruitt, Howellyn Smith, Janell Shelp, Kathryn Narzinsky , Pat Yantis. Annette Hooten. Alice Harris. Carolyn Hagenlow. Alberia Butler, Iva Dee Hackett, Helen Juarez, Marcy Day. Edna Eiiing, Row 4. Betty Jo Crysler. Bess Foster. Martha Appell. Nancy Hall, Noranne Allen. Dorothy Diehl. Marilyn Ivey. Ann Lineoaugh. Joan Shockley. Jeaneite Harain, Mary Buchanan, Barbara Burks, Mary Mahoney. Ann Matthews. Row 5 Dons Moore. BiUie Louise Stephens. Nancy Heinzel. Gayle Lambert, Grace Murphy. Linda Way. Edwma Hughes, Sharon Thompson, Grace Bennett, Nancy Patrick, Joan Gayle. Janice Walker. Patsy Dohanos Spring Row 1 Row 2 Row 3, Row 4 Row 5. Barbara Mahon, Jean Ellioil. Pat Yantis, Kathrvn Moore. Karen Martin, Marcy Day, Edna Eiting, Sue Audrey Story Etena Guerra. Dee Ann Dunn. Ruth Stueckler, Bess Ann Bush. Barbara Burks, Jane Grubb, Betty Farre Longbotham. Carmela Bnseno Joan Emmett, Barbara Pirsch. Carol Hagenlow. Suz honey. Jean Mellon. Betty Jo Chrysler, BiUie Steph Rosser, Etmira Lopez. Almadove Schramm Mary Rodriguez, Joan Gayle. Molly Edens. Helen Eleanor DuSang, Dorothy Dunn, Evelyn White, Edw Nancy Hall Detmarie Jackson. Jerry Ingram. Karen Waugh, Ann Grace Murphy. Linda Way. Mimi Valdespino. Gay Mary Birkelbach. Jonette McFadden, Isabel Huerta Narzinsky, Betty Dedmon, Mary Jane Davis, Oilicers. Doris Thornberry, Shirley Gore, Ola Mae Wallers, Nancy Ford, Foster, Ann Winlher, Rachel Young. Minnie Smith. Merry U, Barbara Young. Betty Jo Fleager. Alice Harris, Shirley annc Kindleberger. Gerrie Lynch. Marilyn Ivey. Mary Ma- ens. Ann Unebaugh, Howellyn Smith, Helen Pruitt, Carolyn Juarez. Carolyn Gumper, Norma Laughlin. June Rediker, ina Hughes, Carolyn Marlin. Laura Lopez, Olga Armendariz. Atkinson. Carol McPherson. Dorothy Diehl. Nanette Turner, le Lambert. Diane Shepard, Alberta Butler, Madeline Daw, Yolanda Porros. 105 G. F. A. C. Fall The duties oi the Girl ' s First Aid Corps are to assist the school nurse and administer first aid to students and faculty members. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Officers — Sue Thornberry, Bonnie Crowder, Mary Beth Jones. Nancy Patrick. Martha Cornelius. Carol Prothro. Carolyn Miihcan, Sandra Jameson, Sarah Ramsey, Ann Simpson, Betty Adair. Betty Dedmon, Ruth Jean Craig, Sue Wood, Susan Home, Dorothy Dunn, Betty Magoon. Nancy Bohanon, Patricia McCamant, Sally Wood, Joan Fulton, Virginia Dunn, Grace Bennett. Spring Row 1: Row 2: Row 3; Officers — Martha Cornelius, Nancy Bohanon, Carolyn MtUican, Dorothy Diehl Lou Merle Mann, Betty Dedmon, Carol Prothro, Rosemary McNamara, Ouila Mc- Cracken. Ruth Jean Craig, Ann Simpson, Betty Adair, Betly Magoon, Darlene Dawson. Virginia Dunn, Sandra Jameson, Margaret English, Sarah Ramsey, Sue Wood, Dorthy Dunn, Pat McCamant, Susan Home, Marjone Raines, Jean Fulton. S. S. S. The S.S.S. Club formed to protect the students and faculty from accidents and injuries. Their motto is; See your accident. Save your students, and Serve your school. Row 1: Officers — Robert Fishkin, Gregorio Velez, Mrs. Perdue, Wil- lard Ward, Thomas Curry. Row 2: Ronnie Russell, Tommy Salter, James Keogh, Jimmy Horvie, Roy Gibson. Robert Figaro, Lonnie Owen, Ricky Baird, John Leonard, Thomas Scott, Carl McGraw, Bobby Dawson. Row 3; Charles Hoot en, Robert Wershaw, Orlando Garza, Doug Fishkin, James Leonard, Larry Fairall, Phillip Davis, Ben- ny Aiken, Jerry Anderson. Burton Patterson. Row 4: Douglas Phifer, George Curry, Alfred Mello, Carlton Tal- bot, Ed Lewis. Ed Hill, Tom Hoy, Robert Gandara, Ronnie Hensley, Roy Sheedy, Spring Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 OKicers — George Curry, Robert Wershaw, Robert Gandara, Robert Figaro, Doug Fishlcin. Bobby Awe, Bobby Dawson, lames Keogh, Orlando Garza, Benny Aiken, Phillip Davis, Willard Ward, Jerry Anderson. Tommy Saher, James Leonard, Jimmy Harvie, Carlton Tal- bot, Alfred Mello, Lynn Slater, Roy Sheedy, Larry Fairall. Tom Hoy, Roy Gibson, Charles Hoolen, Ed Lewis, Ed Hill, Kenneth Johnson, Ricky Baird, Roruiie Russell. 106 G.F.A.C. and S.S.S. What do you ih;;.t ;..-; .- , — . ..doging. a Ireo limb? 107 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This club has as its ideal the recruiting ol young people lor the teaching proiession Fall Row 1: Officers — Faye Parrott. Dolores Martinez, Rochelle Russell, Mary Buchanan. Gretchen Gnauck, Carol Hagenlow Row 2: Martha Rey, Barbara Kinder, Jeannie Taylor, Carolee Besnelte Row 3: Peter Kern, Bobby Franco, Lydia Franco, Yvonne Lozano, Frances Burns, Etta Mae Fine Row 4: Alexis Shlanta, Federico, Rivera, Richard Dahlke, One of F.T.A.s projects was planting ihz in the triangle in front of school. Spring Row 1 Row 2: Row 3 Officers — Carol Hagenlow, Gretchen Gnauck, Rochelle Russell, Faye Parrott, Frances Buchanan- Yolanda Porras, Barbara Kinder. Carolee Besnelte, Mary Sanchez, Yvonne Lozano, Francis Burns, Martha Rey, Bobby Franco, Peter Kern, Ronnie Hensley, Alexis Shlanta, Ronald Dettman. 108 LEAGUE OF LETTERS The purpose ol League of Letters Is to promote friendlier relations with other countries through conespond- ence. Fall Row I. Officers — Benay Buchanan. Branson Thurston. Harneti Boone, Helen Andrews, Isabel Hueria Row 2; Fedenco Rivera. Betty Oler, jams )enne, Loura Anderson, Annette Hooten Row 3: Carl Newe. Kathryn Narzinsky, Pat Yantis. Foreign gifts received by League ol Letters members were placed on display in the show case. Spring 1 1  ( .- • ' d i 0 ' 5 l ' ' s lenne. Annette Hoolcn. Betty Oler, Kathryn Narzinsky. Pat Yantis. now 2 Richard Sense. Loura Anderson. Isabel Huerta. Branson Thurston. Fedenco Rivera 109 ROSALIA TRI-HI-Y TEJASUQUE TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Olhcers — Judy Breck, Carol McPherson, Edilh Philaja, Nancy Ford. Ola Mae Walters. Helen Harris. Row 2: Judy Lance. Minnie Smith. Merry Ann Bush, Baroara Burks, Nanette Turner, Nancy Bo- hanon. Row 3: Penne Wriht, Shirley Gore, Kalhy Roberts. V ilho Jo Budden, Sue Belle Lemert, Norma Laughlm, Helen Juarez, Dona Sue O ' DelL Dorothy Diehl. Row 4: Mirai Valdespino. Eleanor Dusang, Patsy Dohanos. Betty Jo Crysler, Ann Mane Kit- chen, Doneva Myers, Grace Murphy, Mari- lyn Ivey, Ysela Porras. Linda Way The Tri-Hi-Y Club has as its purpose the pro- motion and growth of good Christian charac- ter and the presentation of an athletic pro- gram for girls. Row 1: Oliicers — Sarah Roueche, Rita EUison, Sue Williams, Janet Chappelle, Rachel Young, Mary Mahoney, Row 2. Yvonne, Strand. Carmen Canales, Mary Al- lord, Sonja Strand. Bernico Aguirre, Doris Moore, Row 3 Carol Shelton, Pearl Poole. Mary Anna Lat- ham, Sue Thornberry, Ann Mattnews, Doro- thea McDonald, Carolyn Gumper. Arvasue Adams. Row 4. Genie Lou Travis, Ann Winthor, Claudelte Brown, Joy Dee Hatchett, Sally Wood, Caro- lyn Nusbaum, Nancy Cole. Helen Phillips NITSUA Rov 1: Olficers — Alice Harris. Aline Lowman. Ma- rion Reynolds, Mary Katherine Birkelbach. Yvonne Luderus. Row 2: Darlene Dawson. Maureen Dennehy. Carol Ann Brov nc, J e a n e 1 1 e McFadden. Joyce Montgomery, Row 3: Sara Nell Jackson, Jcanette Gourley, Kay Adkins, Madeline Daw. Dons Deter, Bonnie Mae Crowder, Mary Beth Jones HI-Y The three purposes ol the Hi-Y are to create, maintain, and extend high examples ol Chris- tian character throughout our school communi- ty. Row 1. Oliicers — Arnold Green, Bobby Brown, Pon- cho Sallord, Bill Camlield, Row 2: Victor Young, Paco lordon. Tommy Corn- field, R oberl Figaro, Charles Emmelt, Leslie Rutledge, Hague Foster, Jim Gill, jim Grady Row 3: David Becker, Roberl Guidry, John Shanks. Tom Armstrong, Alan Moore, Federico Ri- vera, Johnny Satterlield. Morris Womack Row 4; Edward Cashman, Frank Milsiead, Zone Walker. Bill While, Monte Roberts, Bill Wrean, Branson Thurston. John Leonard, Bill MurphY. Wayne Taylor. Alan Stinson. 110 HI-Y AND TRI-HI-YS Rosalilia meinueis made brown and gold shakers which were given to all the students who sal in the A The members oi Tejasuque show the results ol their hard work on the Panther Growl books. Ill NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY This club is a national honorary society lor outstanding art students. Fall Row 1: Officers — James Waddell, Jimmy Bnclcer, Sandra Jame- son, Paul Lance. Row 2: Bob Kirkpatnck. Bobette Roberts. Susan Home, Diane Gray, Judy Lee Heinze, Robert Melancon Spring Row 1: Row 2; Officers — lames Waddell Bobbette Roberts, Diane Grey, Robert Kirkpatnck, Susan Home, Jimmy Bricker Fall BRUSH AND PALETTE The main objectives of the Brush and Palette is to dec- orate ior: Austin-In-Action; senior proms; and help with all school-wide activities. Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: Officers— Susan Home, James Waddell, Robert Melan- con, Sandra Jameson. Kaye Robinson, Judy Hill, Diane Grey, Judy Lee Heinze, Patsy Dohanos, Betty Huston, Iva Dee Hackett. Bobby Brownfield, Jon Hanson, Robert Kirkpatnck, Paul Lance, Jimmy Bricker, Michael Rousseau, John Paul Thomas. How 1 Row 2 Row 3 Spring Officers — Michael Rousseau, Judy Hill, Carol Ferrara, Susan Home, Jimmy Bricker. Diane Grey, Betty Huston, Koye Robinson, Iva Dee Hackett, Patsy Donanos. James Waddell, Robert Kirkpatnck, Jon Hanson, Rhoda Miller. 112 i NATIONAL ART HONOR BRUSH and PALETTE Brush and Palette members working dilligonily on a semester project 113 PANTHER ASSOCIATION Fall Building better school spirit is the aim of these boys. They are in charge of lighting the A for football games. Row 1: Olhcers — Morris Womack, Dick Fletcher, and Robert Guidry. Row 2: Dick Pearce, Alan Stinson, Harold Ferguson, Albert Bartz, Robert Figaro, Hague Foster. WiUon Watkins, Jack Hedrick, Pat Ridley, Roy McGoughey, Ricky Baird. Row 3: Don Brewer, Richard Graves, David Becker, Tom Armstrong, Bill Wrean, Bill Moss, John Potter, Martin Enrens Row 4: Bill Mahon, Bob Kirkpatrick, Bobby Thom- son, Richard Cobb, Tommy Tompkins, Manny Najera, Walter Byers, Lawren ce Bobb. Clayton Baker, Tally Marlm. Spring Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Officers — Robert Figaro. Robert Kirkapainck, Billy Mahon, Tally Martin, Robert Guidry. Leroy Gibson. Carl Bradly. Ricky Baird, Jack Hednck, John Potter, Victor Young, Gerald Geunn. Walter Byers. Albert Bartz, Richard Graves, Doug Erwin, Harold Ferguson, Richard Cobb, Wally Den- ham, George Taboada, Jimmy Battle, Dick Pearce, William Simpson. Charles Emmett, Gregory Rodman, Jimmy Brookins, Don Mawson, Ralph Bennel, Bob- by Thompson, Clayton Baker, Brian Collier, Vernon McKay, William Simpson TX 1 1 A CLUB Fall This club is composed of boys who have let- tered in some sport. The aim of the club is to promote good sportsmanship. Row 1. Officers — Arthur Blanco, Harrison Brock, John Campbell, Dale Holman, Fred Kriss Row 2: Tom Beall, David Bourland, Leslie Rutledge, Richard Flores. Ernest Paxson, Roberto Cis- neros, Alberto Ataide Row 3 Frank Burrola, Jimmy Blackmon. Wilson Watkins, Bob Surratt, Richard Marshall, Bobby Brown Row 4: Monte Roberts, Bill White, Bobby Eiber, Hugh Harmon, Wayne Taylor, Ray Luna. Jack King, Branson Thurston, Bill Murphy Row 5. Edawrd Noah, Paco Jordan, Whitney Domin- guez, Don Spann, Berto Saldivar, Pa: Shadle. Spring iliPm«0fi Row 1 Row 2 Officers: — Hugh Harmon, Duaan Pierce. Richard Marshall, James Wiggs, Roberto Cisneros, Bishop Bailey, Harrison Brock, Chuck Porth, Dale Holman. Robert Delgado, Bobby Eiber, Jimmy Black- mon, Jimmy Neel, Ray Luna. Ronald Dyer. Montaivo Salvador, Ernest Paxson, Steve Smith, Edward Noah. Row 4: Bob Surratt, Frank Burrola, Jack King. Whit- ney Dominguez. Monte Roberts. Bill Murphy, Leslie Rutledge, Joe Rogers, Eddie Brunk, Branson Thurston, Bobby Brown, Paco Jordan, Bob Holt, David Green, Dan Wright, Wayne Taylor, Pat Shadle, Berto Saldivar, Don Spann, David Bourland. M « Row 3: Row 5: 114 PANTHER ASSOCIATION AND A CLUB The A Club initiates earn their seven dollars by shininQ shoes Membership in the A Club requires great endurance 115 PAN-AMERICAN This club encourages tolerance and unpreiudic- od attitudes among English and Spanish speak- ing peoples. : Fall Spring How 1 Row 2 Row 3 Rov A Othcers — Yvonne Thompson. Fedenco Rivera, Cynthia Lord, Irene Duke, Edna Cardenas, Aiberl Aiaide. Louis Soule, Edmundo Lujan, Ernestina Ramirez. Madeline Daw, Carmen Canales, Ola Mae Wallers, Shirley Gore. Sally Kimball, Sharon Thcmpson. Grace Bennell. Dolores Carreon. Yvonne Luderus, Marlho Rey, Edith ZangwiU, Josephine Corrasco, Elmira Lopez. Olgo Armen- dariz, Laura Lopez, Martha Cardenas. Irma Gandara, Isabel Huerta. Bobby Franco, Alex Bozon, Henry Duke. Larry Ortiz, Or- lando Garza, John Carson, Robert Wershaw, Phyllis Bauer, Tiia Mahon. Virginia Dunn, Ysela Porras Fall Row 1 Row 2 Row 3, Row 4: Ola Officers — Orlando Garza, Martha Rey, Yvonne Thompson. Carmen Canaies Mae Walters, Elmira Lopez. Ysela Porras. Tita Mahon, Dolores Carreon, Ernestina Ramirez, Delma Barron, Irene Saucedo Sally Kimball, Dorothy Cobb, Dora Marrulfo, Virginia Dunn, Josie Carrasco, Aurora Vitiegas, Emma Hernandez, Laura Lopez Olga Armendariz. Martha Cardenas. Clonnda Duran, Irma Gandara, Judy Quinney Betty Magoon, Madeline Daw. Peter Kern, Jerry Porras, Henry Duke, Bobby Franco, Larry Orliz. Edmundo Lujan, Louie Soule, Robert Wershaw, Fedenco Rivera, Sharon Pillar. LATIN The aim of this club is to encourage the study of Latin in Austin and support all activities promot- ed by the school. Officers — Mary Sanchez, Carol McPherson. Barbara Blanche, Bonner Burke, Marion Reynolds, Helen luarez. Bernice Aguirre, Maureen Dennehy, Nancy Addis, Aline Lowman, lane Bannon, Constance Sorensen. Janet Ferrora. Yvonne Lozano, Sandra Nelson, Joyce Colvin, Christine Byard, Carole Corbett. Donna Jo Pracht, Alice Harris, Eleanor Pay an. Patsy Ferrara Eloyt c Richardson, Connie Mae Riordan, Jo Ann McDonald, Janet Chappelle, Ann Noble, Pot Ragland, Gayle Lambert. joerline Po. Row 1: Officers — Maureen Dennehy, Carol McPherson, Marion Reynolds. Alme, Lowman, Helen Juarez, Alice Harris- Row 2; Bernice Aguirre, Jeanette Shockley. Barbara Blanche. Mary Sanchez. Christine Byrd, Donna Jo Prachi, Jeanette Gorley, Jane Bannon, Rhoda Miller, Anne Edwards, Nancy Bond. Row 3. Don Pracht, Angie Louie, Ellen Shecler, Patsy Sannes, Sandra Olmstead, Rosario Corona, Carole Corbett, Stella Velasauez, Gloria Wills. Constance Sorensen, Sandra Nel- son. Eloyse Richardson Row A: Robert Duchotquelte. Myrna McCoy, Bonner Burke, Mar- jorie Baird, Gayle Lambert, Pat Ragland. Ann Noble, Con- nie Riordan, Jo Ann McDonald, Yvonne Lozano, Patsy Fer- rara, Etta Mae Fine, Joyce Calvin, Eleanor Payan. Spring 116 PAN-AMERICAN AND LATIN S 0 Pan-American ' s members hold the tlag of the countries their club represents The A Room is the site ol one o( Pan-American Club ' s meetings Latin Club members study classical history Latin Club holds one ol its regular meetings 117 G. A. A. This club ' s purpose is to encourage good sportmanship. These girls play all types oi sports. Fall I I Spring Row I Carmen Canales. Sue Belle Lemperl, Pauline Young, Car- mela Briseno, Carmeli Proano, Virginia Barron, Almadove Schramen. Ruth Stueckler, Lydia Granados, Mary Ann Hunter, Josephine Maloney, Myrna McCoy. Margie Mc- Clenehon Row 2 Gail Framme. Peggy Guess, Gayle WhitaJcer, Madeline Daw, Barbara Kimball, Ellen Shecter, Peggy Sannes, Mary Taylor, Alice Mane Parra Row 3 Joanne Sannes. Pat Adde, Barbara Fisher, Connie Rubio, Sharon Plilar, Norann Allen, Betty Jo Fleager, Jo Ann Mc- Donald, Sandra Nelson, Eloise Richardson, Laura Jager, Mary Zuloaga, Adeline Atkire. Aurora ViUegas, Julieta Granados. Row 4. Ins Lemus. Mary Granados. Maria Rodriguez. Eleanor Pay- an. Ruth Leal, Connie Riordan. Judy Quinney, Ann Noble Barbara Kinder. Pat Ragland. Frances Burns. Row 5: Rosano Corona, Armtda Hernandez, Lupe Rodriguez, Cel- este Gallegos, Wanda Creamer, Elizabeth Peterson, Nina Olivares, Frances Buchanan. Janet Harden. Mary Juarez Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4; Row 5: Ofiicers — Pat Aide, Betty Jo Fleager, Virginia Barron, Almalove Scherraan Ruth Leal, Pauline Young, Mary Taylor, FriedaHowey, Janet Shockley, Joann San- nes, Ellen Shecter, Peggy Sannes, Alice Mane Parra, Carmeli Proano, Margie Mc- Clenehan, Lorine Shlanla, Rosano Corona. Noranne Allen, Eleanor Payan, Maria Rodriguez, Martha Palafox. Laura Jager, Peg- gy Guess, Gayle Pickett, Ruth Stueckler, Sandra Nelson, Eloyse Richardson. Jeanie Junker, Barbara Bianche, Martha Appell, Sandra Jameson, Dorothy McClene- han, Shirley Fowler, Nona Rickerson, Edna Mae Buddie, Frances Buchanan, Fran- ces Burris, Judy Quinney, Sharon Plilar, Ann Noble, Judy Harle. Marjorie Baird, Armida Hernandez, Celeste Gallegos, Lupe Rodriguez, Pat Ragland. P. E. LEADERS Fall This club was organized for girls who have shown outstanding ability in the Physical Education Department. The purpose of the club is to provide opportunities for the stu- dents to excercise and development quali- ties of leadership. Row 1. Row 2: Row 3; Oificers — Roxcmn Schmeichel. Jane Grubb. Betly Oler, Martha Neat, Inge Ewald, Dorothy Mc- Clenahan, Loura Anderson, Annette Hooten, Phyllis Orner Gail Hendrix, Patsy Pernell, Janis Jenne, Hellen Pruill. Howellyn Smith, Alice Rivera, Pauline Young. Spring Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: Officers — Alice Rivera, Pauline Young, Aurora Villegas, Dolores Schaeler, Dorothy Mc- Clenahan, Shirley Longbotham. Loura Anderson, Annette Hooten, Peggy Guess, Barbara Fisher. Lorraine SchuUer, Pearl Poole, Pat Guyton. Carolyn Rosser, Palsy Pernell, Carolee Besnetle, Yvonne Lozono, Elizabeth Morns, Doneva Myers. 118 p. E. LEADERS and G.A.A. Archery is just one ol the many sporls G A A. enjoys 119 SENIOR Y-TEENS To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task oi realizing ideals of social and personal living in a Christian community, is the aim of this club Fall Row 1: Officers— Gail Fromme, Peggy Guess. Lexieann Nalions. Kafhryn Narzinsky. Row 2: Cormela Briseno, Jean rihoti, Palty Jones. Gayle Frederick, lanel Ferrcjra. Row 3: Ann Noble. Nancy Hall, Barbara Kinder. Gayle Jones. Belly Wilhite. Rartha Randow. Barbara Row 4: Elaine Turrenline, Sharon Pillar, Judy Quinney, Norman Allen, Vera Stevens, Pat Ragland, Joer- line Po, Iris Lemus. Spring Officers— Kathryn Narzinsky, Peggy Guess, Lexieann Nations, Gail Fromme. Sandra Olmslead, Gayle Frederick, Peggy Guess, Vera Stev- ens, Carmela Briseno. Jean Elliot. Norann Allen. Sharon Plilar. Judy Quinney, Ann Noble, Judy Horle, Barbara Kinder, Betty Wilhile, Barbara Row 4: Jo Ann Sannes, Nancy Hall, Pat Ragland, Flora Gil Reid, Mar- tha Randow, Betty Gardner, Charlene Ward. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 A Senior Y-Teens Committee plans th e initiation of new members. ISO QUILL AND SCROLL QuiU and Scroll is an internation- al honorary society lor high school journalists. The club s con- tribution to the school lies in its improvement ol the quality o( writing published by the school. Fall Row 1: Olticers — Sarah Roueche and Erma Joyner Row 2: Ray Luno, Robert Guidry. Robert Figaro, Helen Andrews, Elaine Collins, Gloria Estrada, and Barbara Fisher. Row 3: Norma Nevarez, Kalhy Roberts, Sally Wood, Joan Shockley, Vera Stevens, and Carolyn Row 4; Nancy Heinzel, Louella Rosemond, Carol McKee, Betly Baker, Pearl Poole. Hose Mane Cotton. leannie McDonald Spring Row 1: Otdcers — Pearl Poole. Nancy Heinzel, Robert Figaro, and Barbara Fisher. Row 2: Gloria Estrada. Erma Joyner. Carolyn Millican, Elaine Col- lins, Martha Cornelious, Betty Oler. leonnie McDonald, Norma Nevarez. Row 3: Robert Guidry, Bess Foster, Sarah Roueche. Harrison Brock, Vera Stevens. Kathy Roberts, Carol McKee, Louella Rosemond. Row 4; Doug Erwin, Dick Welsh, limmy Bricker. lanet Chappelle, lanis Jenne. Dona Sue O ' Dell, Claudette Brown. Dorothea McDonald. Carmen Canalcs Members ol Quill and Scroll pantomime the Nativiliy. 121 AUDIO-VISUAL Fall The aims and purposes of the club ore to provide efficient operators for audio- visual equipment in use at any time, and to train and instruct apprentice op- erators. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4; Row 5; Oiticers — Harry Brewington, Richard Marshall. Bobby Fox, Jack Wilson, Jahn Lanahan, Victor Young, Jerry Guidry, Richard Engle, Franlc McCoUick, Virgil Artie, Jimmy Lichlyter. Donald Ward, Willard Ward, Larry Armstrong, John Chrislman, Jimmie Niel, James Schawver, Lonnie Owen, Burton Patterson, Joe Sterling, Duane Laird. Charles Rudd, Gordon Kingsley, I ichael Perl, Kenneth Duncan, Lyle Dautrich, Ronnie Sabo, Bobby Wylie, Carl Newe, Robert Wershaw, William Spencer, Ed Lewis. Jimmy Perkins, Bill Smith, Billy Deal, Dick Bellinge, Felix Gonzalez, Pat Gough, Roy Esperson, Joe Baca, Norman Haddad, Wylie James. The new initiates of Audio-Visual take a lot of hazing from old members. Spring Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Officers — Don Ward, Willard Ward. Merced Carnllo, Joe Sterling. Alfredo Gonzalez, John Tarang, Robert Taylor, Harry Brewington, Carol McGraw, Robert Wershaw, Ronald Christman, Larry Armstrong. Victor Young, Ray Warren, Frank McColUclc. Milton Fritz, Jimmy Lichlyter, Virgil Artie, Jay Canlhen, Lyle Dqutrich, Ricky Williams, Bill Wilson, Jimmy Barker, Jimmy Bundren. Felix Gonzalez, Donald Emmett, Gary Cloud, Scott Morriss. Jimmy Shawver, Dick Bellinge, Duane Laird, William Spencer, Jerry Guidry, Bill Smith, Joe Baca. Wylie Jones, Miles Wolford, Ray Esperson, Dwight Laird, Pat Gough. Doug Fishkin, Charles Rudd, Billy Deal, Alex Lucero, Edward Davidson, Bobby Fox, Charles Forth. nz SQUARE DANCE The aim of this club is to promote in- terest in square dancing This club supports worthwhile proiecls which will benefit the school Fall «iE|PJf Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Ollicers — Belly Wiihile, Pat Lunsloid, Dan Miller. Ann Marie Kilchen. Paco Jordan. Robert Figaro, Betty Magoon, Arlene Walker. Roxie Cound. Tracie Honk Iimmy Ponder. Donald Ward. Bobby Brownlield. Pat Oates, Noronne Allen, Marilyn Weaver. Dan Wright, Bill Murphy, Everett Putney. Sharon Pillar. Judy Quin- ney, Ray Alberts. Richard Marshall The Wagon Wheel Wranglers ' lorm the Texas Star. Spring Row 1 : Row 2: Row 3: Row 4 Ollicers— Robert Figaro. Arlene Walker. Everett Putney. Betty Wilhite. Dan Miller Gerald Guerin. Mimi Valdespino, Verne Alexander, Garrett Foster, Mary Kathryn Birkelbach, loy Webb Ray Alberts, Tally Martin, Tiacie Horak, Ann Harper. Elaine Jackson, Freida Howey. Judy Quin- ney. Sharon Pillar, Ann Mane Kiichen, Edwina Hughes Bill Mahon, Morns Womack. Harrison Brock, Willard Ward, Donald Ward. Roxie Cound. Pal Oates, Charles Hooten. lames Ponder. 12S Row 1: Dorothy Cobb, Virginia Tyree, Dana Sue O ' Dell. Edith Philaja, Jane Grubb, Virginia Hillis. Row 2: Peggy Guess, Dortha Richie, Dorothy McClenahan, Nona Ricketson, Diana Diebels Row 3: Ann Thompson, Ouita McCracken, Marilyn Grant, Marilyn Ivey, Nan- cy Bohanon. Row 4: June Rediker, Norma Laughlin, Doneva Myers, Diana Shepard. Row 5: Whitney Dominguez, Nelson Iry, Frederick Marshall, Pete Holcombe. GENERAL EDUCATION G.E. is a. combination of American History and English. The Juniors who comprise this class often go on field trips to the places they study about. Looks like the G.E. Class is at it again. 124 Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Ollicers— Kent Vollmer. Helen Phillirs. Oliver Field. Marj Man Smith. Nancy Love. Edith Nelson. Wanda Perkins. Ann lohnston, Bobby Kirby. elty Little. Rachel Pineda. Jo ce Frcmcione Steve Simmons, Don Brewer. George Paynler. jimmy Bricker Jimmv Atwood. Annette Pediqo. Beverly Genson. Betty Schulte. Pat Doron. Iim Gross. R I Textor, John Martin. Eddie Golyan. Roy Rogers. Jonn Holmes, Harold Mitchell, Robert Trice, Buddy Elmore. Volney, Nale. Alice Franco Bob Arrington. Roy Weissmger, Raymond Malooly, Bill Collier. George Wallace. Hector Marusick. John Hill. Lee Stulce. Ben Nathan. Jerry Waddell. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The primary aim of D E. is the development of leadership and citizenship in the students of today, who will be to- morrow s business leaders. Pictured is the D E. Club at their semi-annual breakfast 125 P.T.A. WORKERS Brush and Palette, Shop Classes, and the Stu- dent Council helped the P.T.A. decorate the gym for Austin-ln-Action. The girls tied strings on the balloons for the chandelier, while the boys clim- bed rafters and painted windows on the wall. These helpers also set up the chairs for the court and decorated the big curtain. 126 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Fall The duties o( the Library Assistants arc to keep the library in order, to help with records, and to ch eck books in and out Row I ;-■; [ . -.■ ii-.-n iiobby Abboii, Shul ' .-, ! _ ■ ■- :■. Nlj r .-.e ' vV.-ijh-, Ly:i-!j Statlord. Jackie Chauvei, Anne Ponder, Barbara Cogdell Row 2: Bill Sharp. Ann Carroll. Diane Love. Sherry Worrell. Rosatea How ord, Rosemary McNamara, Rosbina. Delgado. Anne Linebough, Dortha Richie. Terese Gillmer. Row 3: Palsy Railslon. Jean Goodman. Lisella Horns. Elva Hawkins. Mar garet Morrisey. Faye ParroII. Connne Cordova. Row 4 Carlos Harris. Richard Emery. Richard Dahlke. Charles Frederick. Roy Zumwcll. Roger Flower. Anne Harrell, Alice Rivoros. lancU Lemon You owe ten cents on thai book. Spring Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Ralph Fountain. Belly Cornel. Alice Riveros. Anne Harrell. Vera Belh Williams Virainio Tyroe Doriha Richie, lame Bolton Ann Carroll Le«ie Lee Birchheld. Sharon Kalaghan. Barbara Cogdell. Lisetia Harris. Peggy Hugill. Pal Aide. Elva Hawkins. Barbara Oakes. Anne Linebauqh. wonnie 5milh lonel Mohwinkel. Beverly Withers. Iimmy Lichlyter. Fave Parrott. Terese Gillmer. Elizabeth Hicks Peter Kern. Robert Green. Henry Launspach. Eddie Wiseman. Sanders Bishop. Bill Hudson Don King, lerry Coursey. Lorace Hooker, Thomas Moore. Richard Emery 127 Row 1: Officers — Harry Brewinglon, Carl McGraw, Norman Haddad. Row 2: Jimmy Betlle, Larry Mick, Michael Perl. Ann Harper, Flora Gil Reed, Elaine Jackson PUBLIC ADDRESS Good Morning here are your morning announcements. NORMAN HADDAD CARL McGRAW 128 I • J CONCERT FLUTES AND PICCOLOS: Ann Thompson, Marjorie Nystrom, Sandra Morrison, Mitzi Walker, Marjorie McClenahon, Don Kilmer, Maria Luisa Cortinas, Verlyn Groce. OBOES: Dick Kilmer, Elaine Turrentine. CLARINETS: Jo Kathryn Smith, Alexis Shlanla, Berry Hawkins, Lorene Shlanta, Dianne Diebels, Ann Edwards, John Barlow, Marjorie Baird, Ann- Atkinson, Nancy De Brunner, Eddie Holt, Judy Moclver, Louise Rittmann, Mary Martha Monroe, Robert Haney, W. D. Scott, Anton McLellan, Karen Waugh, Dee Ann Dunn, Paul McLeod, Delma Ree Peper, Glen Bryant, Elvira Jenson, Genora Daniels. ALTO CLARINET: Roger Flov;er, Jose Le Desma. BASSOONS: Marianne Gridley, James Diaz. ALTO SAXAPHONES: Janell Shelp, Lillian de la Plaza, Mary Lou Fulton. TENOR SAXAPHONES: Lorraine Schuller, David Davis. ISO m ' ( fU. i BAND BARITONE SAXAPHONES John Ford, Lynn Slater „ , „, . CORNETS Sieve Smah, Bobby Waller, Larry Orliz, Waller Eastman, Parker Cole, Frank McCallick, Dick Fornili. Billy Clarkson, Robert Em- melt, Kilty Cain. FRENCH HORNS Gayle Jones, Myrna McCoy, Bill Dunn, loe Nabhan, Philip Mulvey, Fred Guevara. Ruth Drybrugh TROMBONES Dillon Cole, Robert Turner, Larry Fairall, Ralph Tmsley. Tom Keogh, George Weidner BARITONES: Alan Keyes. Allred Davis. Bill Smith, Jim Welles, Jerry McClain BASSES Fidencio Navaretle. Larry Parker, Carleton Talbot. Donald Jarvis. Eugene Gebler PERCUSSION: Lynn Hamilton, Kathryn Waugh, Rudy Marquez, Robert Gandara NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE: Gary Perkins, Ralaol Favela 131 ALAN KEYES Drum Major SHIRLEY FEIDNER ELMIRA LOPEZ PATSY COOK 132 MAJORETTES Bonnie Reaves. Frieda Howey, Lydia Granados, Jeanie McDonald, Josephine Carrasco. lessie Quesada, Mary Vijil, Marjorie Fillmon, Marilyn Weaver. Band number in assembly Hall-time at Ysleta game 133 A CAPELLA CHOIR Row 1 Joan Shockley, reporter; Mary An- na Latham, his torian. Sue Thorn- berry, secretary; and Ann Robin- elt, librarian. Row 2. Jack Kirchcr, boys ' manager; Carol Shellon, librarian; Sara Jackson, girls ' manager; Robert Guidry. president. Row 3 Dick Fletcher, treasurer; Tommy Tompkins, robe custodian. Row i. Connie Soniat, Barbara Brayman. Jean Holcomb, Ann Robinett, Ann Mane Kitchen, Carol McPherson, Frazier -Mahoney, Jack Hedrick, Louella Bash, Martha Cornelious, Shirley Gore. Row 2; Mary Ann Hunter, Sue Thornberry, Joan Shockley, Helen Dot- son, Patsy Perneli, Frank Monsivais, Dick Fletcher, Gayle Hageman, Elaine Collins, Mary Anna Latham, Carolyn MiUi- can, Ouita McCracken, Mary Alford Row 3: Jack Kircher, Robert Guidry, Wilson Waikins, Jimmy Blackmon, Carol Newe, Richard Sharp, Tommy Tompkins, Clyde Baldwin, Arlene Walker, Sara Jackson, Bonnie Mae Crowder, and Vera Stevens. Row 1: Sue Thornberry, secretary; Ann Robinett, librarian; Carolyn Milli- can, reporter; and Mary Alford, robe custodian. Row 2; Mary Anna Latham, girls manag- er; Helen Dotson, historian; Carol McPherson, treasurer; and Carol Shelton, librarian. Row 3: Jack Kircher, boys ' manager; Ro- bert Guidry, president; and Frazi- er Mahoney, robe custodian. Row 1: Dorothy Cobb, Borbara Brayman, Elvira Hawkins, Ann Marie Kitchen, Jack Hedrick, Frank Monsivais, Frazier Mahoney, Louella Bash, and Gwen Humphrey. Row 2: Merry Anne Bush, Genie Lou Travis, Patsy Perneli, Helen Dotson, Gayle riaqe- man, Ed Conner, Monte Roberts, Elaine Collins, Mary Anna Latham, Carolyn Millican, and Mary Aliord. Row 3: Mary Hunter, Penne Wright, Carol McPherson. Robert Guidry, Jimmy Blackmon, Dick Sharp, Georae Bales, Arlene Walker, Doneva Myers, Martha Cornelius. Row 4: Sue Thornberry, Ann Robinet, Jack Kircher, Bob Holt, Doug Erwin, Vera Stev- ens, Quito McCracken, and Carol Shelton. 134 B CHOIR Row 1: Catherine Graves, Martha Neit, Marlene Semmebrock. Bernice Aguirre, Ann McCall , Row 2 Barbora Barnes. Kay Atkins, Marilyn lones. Gregory Rodman. Ray Nagy. Waylon Lott, Don Mawson, Jeanette Shockley. Theresa La Combe. Shirley Feianer Row 3 Janice Guynes, Lynn Lewis, Jonell Lemon, Robert Hester. Bob Arringlon. Le Roy Pickering. lack Weaver, Clay Hams. June Ligon, Rochelle Russell. Eleanor Stone. Betty Magoon. MIXED CHORUS Row 1 Row 2: Row 3 Moureen Denehey. Marilyn Barth, Victor Forti, Netl Weinbrenner, loe Dis- selcoen. Doris Deter. Alice Hams. Joann Risinger Carolyn Martin. Nancy Vermel. Mary Mahoney. John Thomas, Hugh Her- man, Les Rutledge, Charles Hawkins, Phyllis Young, jean Taylor Ada Mae Lloyd. Robyn Tueting. Edna Garcio, Frank Burnett, Ray Alberts, Ada Beth Adams. Nancy Matthews, Credeena Foster 135 SOPHOMORE CHORUS Bobby Franco, Earl Jackson, Margie Filleman, JuUeta Granados, Mary Gronados, Christine Byrd, Lyrm Johnson, Mary Scearce, Gail Goins, Mrs. Ruth Davis, director- James Conyers, Charles Hawkins, Richard Mc- Loy, Margaret Humble, Cecilia Martinez, Bon- nie Reaves, Judy Allan, Evelyn Williams, Clar- ence Jaggars. Roy Neely, Calvin Sexton, Jo Muckleroy, Dolo- res Martinez, Merry Anne Bush, Dorothy Brace- well. Gloria Wills, Pat Guyton, David Van Buren Billy Webb, Robert Gray, Richard Waldie, Claire Campbell, Sue Wood, Dana Fowler, Jan- ette Hardin, Mary Wayne Tinkler, Eloyse Rich- ardson, Mary Catherine Snedigar ORCHESTRA Row 1: Row 2: Row George Curry, Angela Louie, Richard McLoy. Richard Waldie, Xavier Moreno, Tom Curry, Rich- ard Hayles, Gayle Hage- man. David Gruen, Kent Bales, Carolyn Cherry, Analoldio Ubalde, Marlene Baltleson, Elizabelh Chapin, Norma Workman, Brenda Grose. Truman Gahan, Donald Killmer. Richard Killmer Ross Mortensen, Hoyt Hal- lield, Delmane Jackson, Wanda Engle, Wylie Mc- Nabb, Charlolle Paxson. Mr, George Webber, direc- tor, Alfred Davis, Eddie Holt, Albert Barnes, John Barnes. Nabb, Charlotte Paxson, M Row Row Row ; Row Row Row FRESHMEN CHORUS Joe Thornton, Earl Kenneson, John Henry Lana- han, Eugene Mellott, David Davis, Argyra Walsh, Marion Jarvis, Barbara Wiggs, Judy Brennand, Carlene Glenn, Madelene W Margie Watkins, Mary Knight, Pat Longan, Dickie Faulkner, Tommy Novak, Don Killmer, Harry Buttler, Alfred Davis, Mike McGehee, Caroline Wallace, Laura Vel Jagers, Zena Garn- er, Shirley Jordon, Martha Delgado, Diana Nor- ton, June Harrison, Carole Palmer, Lee Hunt, Philip Mulvey. Joe Starling, Jim Grady, Gary Brooks, Melissa Ware, Barbara White, Sharon Nye, Kaye Wi liams, Audrey Story, Cynthia Whiterspoon, Carol Borgess. Barbara Cook, Mary Mawson, Rosbina Delgado, Gerald Swihart, Stanley Poole, George Romeros, Dickie Laugh- man, Dale Weaver, Georgia Smith, Pat Cavi- ness, Margaret Davidson, Elizabeth Bathoon, Mary Patrick, Betty Ward, Sallie R obertson, Jeannie Wilson, Sandra Gaines. Eddie Holt, Diana Gray, Yvonne Evans, Rebecca Sutton, Mary Hunter, Wanda Ingel, Carol Ward, Donna Jean Smauley, Patricia S pence. Carole Gracey, Jo Mae Green. Charles Yates, Keith Plunkett, Jesse Truelove, Robert Smith, Richard Kilmer, Bobby Fox, Jim- my Brundren, Raymond Quillin, Dan Allen. 136 I Marcy Day MILITARY QUEEN CADET LT. COL. FRED KRISS R O T C CADET MAJOR DALE HOLMAN STAFF K «R Bill |i: r V ir 138 ROTC SPONSORS ARVASUE ADAMS MARY ALFORD MARTHA APPELL CARMEN CANALES JANET CHAPPELLE NANCY COLE CADETTE MAJOR GENIE LOU TRAVIS RITA ELLISON GLORIA ESTRADA BARBARA BIANCHE MARCY DAY 140 ROTC SPONSORS CADETTE LT. COL. SONJA STRAND BARBARA FORD BESS FOSTER SHIRLEY FOWLER MARY ANNA LATHAM CAROLYN GUMPER MARY MAHONEY MARY ANN HUNTER DOROTHEA McDONALD lEANNIE JUNKER CAROLYN NUSBAUM 141 ROTC SPONSORS SARAH ROUECHE ROXAN SCHMEICHEL . CAROL SHELTON YVONNE STRAND SUE THORNBERRY BETH WILLIAMS SUE WILLIAMS SALLY WOOD Competitive R.O.T.C. parades are held every Wednesday with the companies judged upon rifle dress, manual of arms and Company dress by the R.O.T.C. Staff. lit, jullt IMI ROTC PARADE 142 SERGLANT HiLL CAFTAir; CARD R O T C Color Guard 143 m HEADQUARTERS COMPANY CAPTAIN WALTER BYERS 1st LT. MORRIS WOMACK 2nd LT. TOM MOORE 144 2nd LT. HARRISON BROCK COMPANY E ■BTT CAPTAIN TOM BE ALL Isl Lt ALAN MOORE 2nd LT BILL WREAN f- ■ 2iid Ll. BILL CAMFICLD 145 COMPANY F CAPTAIN DUGAN PEARCE Isi LT BILL MAHON 2nd LT HARRY CROUCH 2nd LT. RICHARD MARSHALL 146 COMPANY G r CAPTAIN ROBLfiT . ' AGLL Isl LT DAN IBANLZ 2nd LT MICHAEL LEWIS 2nd LT ROBERTO SALUIVAH 147 COMPANY H CAPTAIN FRANK SAFFORD Isi LT MORRIS LIVELY 2nd LT. ALAN STINSON 148 2nd LT. JIM GILL R.O.T.C. OFFICERS TOM ARMSTRONG ARTHUR BLANCO  ARNOLD GREEN ALAN KEYES JOHN CAMPBELL DICK fletchl;-. CURTIS LYMAN CARL HARMON CHARLES FORTH WALTER EASTMAN 149 TOB K O Row 1: Sue Williams, Marcy Day, Queen, Mary Alford. Row 2: Rita Ellison, Mary Mahoney, Genie Lou Travis, Sarah Roueche. The Staff wonders who won the parade. Will the officers ever learn front and center. 160 t « i V fit i f ' l ' tV! - ' f v ' S ' f 4 ii U M li r W GRADUATING CLASS JANUARY 1953 Walter Allen, Fred Anderson, Helen Andrews, Belty Baker. Curtis Barentme. David Becker, Grace Bennett, Arthur Blanco, Harriett Boone, Jackie Campbell. Rose Mane Cotton. Grelel Crossland, Bonnie Mae Crowder. Thomas Curry. Lloyd Dalton, Pat Doran, Nelhe Duke, Jo Anne Eiland, Janet Ferrara, Robert Fishkin. Richard Fletcher. Richard Flores. Amelia Franco, Norma Garcia. Sue Hightower, Phyllis Huff, Sara Nell Jackson, Mary Beth Jones. Pauline Kelm. Jere Kennedy, Evangelina Lemus, John Leonard, Cynthia Lord. Ann Mallett. John Martin. Joe Marusich. Ann Matthews. Robert Melancon. George Miller. Joyce Montgomery. Bill Moss, Joe Mullings, Manuel Najera, Miguel Navarro, Fred Negrete. Carl Newe. Edward Olivares. Herminia Ortiz. Lonnie Owen. Nancy Patrick. Burton Patterson, Edwardo Perea. Joerline Po. Barbara Reynolds. Patrick Ridley Hector Ruiz. Martha Sue Schooler. Thomas Scott. Joan Shockley. Man Smith, Jose Solis, Fernie Soule, Alan Stem- bridge, Lee Sluice. Sharon Thompson. Tommy Tompkins, Danny Vandersall, Gregorio Velez, Concha Villa.-eal, Pat Walker, John Warren, Wilson Waikms. Dick Whetsell. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Coach Salem. Walter Allen. Fred Andersen. Mary Beth Jones, Miss Markgratf. Sara Jackson. i TOP SEVEN GRADUATES Cynthia Lord. Edward Olivares, Grace Bennett, Tom Curry, Sara lackson. George Miller. Sharon Thompson. 152 SENIORS WALTER ALLEN Eros IS the god ol love, He and I are hand in g love. Senior Class Vice- President Student Council. Spring ' 51 Senior Play Nat 1 Honor Society R OT.C. Ollicer FRED ANDERSON He looks the whole world in the lace Senior Class President Baseball 50-Sl- ' 52 Panther Association Austin-in-Action 52 HELEN ANDREWS Take care ol today and let tomorrow take care ol itsell Pioneer Stall Round-Up Stall Kalevala Senior Play Quill and Scroll League oi Letters BETTY BAKER Always there on the job. Pioneer Stall Quill and Scroll Student Assistant and CURTIS BARRANTINE I don t know how bad ! am cause 1 ain ' t kept no books N. R. A. D. E. Senior Play DAVID BECKER Til wager he never had a serious thought in his lile. ' Nightshiil Football Panther Association Hi-Y GRACE BENNET Calm, cool, and col lected — she surely will rise in this world. F. HA. G. F. A C Pan American Club Nat 1 Honor Society Student Council. ' 52 Senior Play ARTHUR BUNCO I live untroubled. And I shed no teats. A Club R.O.TC. B Choir Basketball Senior Play HARRIETT BOONE Huhl You say she ' : bashful? lust look again. Senior Play Round-Up League of Letters lOHN CAMPBELL I am Sir Oracle; when I open my lijss. let no dog speak Senior Play ROTC. Officer B Choir Track DEVAUN DALE A merry heart maketh a cheerlul countenance. ROSE MARIE COTTON Carelree to be as a bird that sings. To go my own sweet way. Pioneer Stall Round-Up Staff Quill and Scroll Senior Play Gni, ,; L -p-. Lillle— bur. Oh Myf P E. Leaders Student Assistant BONNIE MAE CROWDER A woman ' s heart, like the moon, is al- ways changing; but there is always o man in it GF AC A Choir Senior Play Tri-Hi-Y Senior Band Cilice Assistant THOMAS CURRY Please go away and let me sleep SSS. Orchestra Pre-Med fr. National Honor Sr. National Honor 153 SENIORS LLOYD DALTON I have kept my talent hiding ' PAT DORAN She ' s a talented girl, wed say. Because she shows it in every way. D. E. F. H. A. Girls ' N. R. A. Club Panel lO ANNE EILAND Ready for work ready for play, Always happy , al- ways gay. D. E. Club F. H. A. Student Assistant NELUE DUKE Never was a gel no sweeter. In creation, I don ' t think. Senior Y-Teens P. E. Leaders G. A. A. Ir. G. A. A. JANET FERRARA What finer gift than a nature kind. Calm disposition, and free, easy mind Latin Club Sr. Y-Teens BOB FISHKIN When there is a job to be done, do good naluredly s. s. s. Audio-Vidual DICK FLETCHER Finds a way or makes one; When he ' s there the fun ' s begun. Student Council A Choir Panther Association Senior Play Hi-Y Officers Club RICHARD FLORES Imagine a fellow so flighty and gay. Spending his time in school all day. Varsity Basketball Nightshift Basketball Senior Play A Club AMELIA FRANCO lu dgin g from her host of friends, Delight and cheer her presence lends Pan-American NORMA GARCIA Her air. her manner all admire, lEANNIE GLAVES My candle burns a; both ends; it will no ' last the night. But, oh, my foes, and oh, my friends, it gives a lovely light SUE HIGHTOWER She excels with hei hand, her brain, and her heart. Senior Play Latin Club Office Assistant PHYLISS HUFF A genial disposition brings many friends. Library Assistant SARA JACKSON She has a glad sweet smile for everyone. Nafl. Honor Society A Choir Austin-in-Action Princess, ' 52 Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Secreto- ry Senior Play MARY BETH JONES She ' s cute and smart and toung- uey. Jr. Y-Teens G. F. A. C. Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Treasurer Student Council, ' 52 Senior Play 154 SENIORS PAULINE KELM What IS hie without a Utile lun? Senior Play Advanced Modern Dance Club iERL KENNEDY He talks with a drawl lilL his words seem to tall reluctant outen ' his moulh F. F. A. Senior Play LVANGELYN IHIS LEMUS To know her is like her. ' ' G. A. A. Library Assistant Sr. Y-Teens ANN HEAD MALLETT I do my work and keep my peace. Jr. National Honor Society Pre-Med P. E. Leaders Otiice Assistant Sr. National Honor Society JOHN MAHTIN ■ Oh, It s good to gel up in the mornin ' , But It s better to stay in bed. lOE MARUSICH Happy - go - lucky, careless and tree. Nothing there is thai bothers mc D. E. Audio-Visual N.R. A. GLOHGE MlULrt Judicious, prudent. wise, and clever. Can I be beat: well. hardly ever. Nat 1. Honor Society Science Ciub Toastmaster s Club junior Historians National Jr Honor Society H.O.l.C. Drill Platoon MONTG0Mi,rty Though made up ol smiles and dimples. She has the devil in her eye. Austin-in-Action 49 F. H. A. Tri-Hi-Y Football Princess bi BILL MOSS Not alraid oi work. Just not in sympathy with il. Panther Association JOHN LEONARD Happy am I. trom care I m tree. Why aren t iney all contented like me? ' S. S. s. Student Council, 50- ■52 Otticers ' Club Hi-Y Senior Play Nat I. Honor Society I lake great pleai; ure in liguring out Ihings that you don t give a Whoop about. Nat 1. Honor Society Student Council 52 Pan-American Club Science Ciub Jr. National Honor Society Penquote ANN MATHEWS She s got a pair oi eyes oi the winnin • est sort ot blue. ' Football Queen 52 Cheerleader ' 51- Sli Aubiin-in-Action ' bl Sr. Tn-Hi-Y Student Council 50- ' 52 Senior Play :iOcLRT MELANCON He lived apart, he spoke with lew. Oh, what he dream- ed oi — no one knew; And yet, he seemed to be content. ' Brush and Palletto Science Club Austins Craitsmon Nat 1. Art Honor Society Fencmg Club Senior Play )OE MULLINGS One who knows his mind, but cares not to ten MANNY NAJERA Let the world shdo. let the world go. A iig oi a care, a lig for a woe. Band Austin-in-Aciion 52 Panther Association Junior High Track 155 SENIORS MIKE NAVARRO Lei the other fellow worry. Basketball Baseball Jr. High Track FRED NEGRETE Care sits liqhfv on his should Band EDWARD OLIVARES But what is there in a name? Varsity Tennis Senior Play Masque and Gavel Fencing Club Science Club HERMINIA ORTIZ Quiet in a pleasant v ay. CARL NEWE Its best not to let on how much you do know League of Letters Audio-Visual Senior Play Acapella Choir Orchestra LONNIE OWEN A kinder hearted fellow you seldom ever see. Morning Watch s.s.s. Audio-Visual R.O.T.C. Staff Master Operator Debate BURTON PATTERSON I would be true, for there are those v ho trust me. Morning Watch Offi- cer S.S.S. Audio-Visual Student Assistant NANCY PATRICK There ' s no busier maid than she, but seems busier than she really be. G.F.A.C. F.H.A. Senior Play Square Dance Club EDDIE PEREA To him live is worth living. Jr. High Track Baseball Senior Play JOERLINE PO And I ' ll cheerfully do the best I con. Senior Y-Teens Latin Club P.E. Leaders Senior Play BARBARA REYNOLDS A full, rich nature free to trust. Truthful and almost sternly just. Nat ' I. Honor Society Senior Play Pan American PAT RIDLEY Much study is a weariness of flesh Panther Association Hi-Y Senior Play Officers Club S.S.S. Austin Rifles HECTOR RUIZ He goes on in hi; retiring way. MARTHA SUE SCHOOLER Whatever task you set her to do, with determination, she ' ll see it through Senior Play Student Assistant TOM SCOTT Greater men than 1 may have lived. But I doubt it. Audio-Visual S.S.S. Austin-in-Action ' 52 Senior Play 1S6 SENIORS lOAN SHOCKLEY ■ ' Her quiet smile speaks of Iriendli- ness, A Choir Pioneer Staff Jr. National Honor Society Quill and Scroll FH.A. P.E. Leaders MARI SMITH Is she so quiet and so demure? M ybe — don ' t sure. Debate Club P.E Leaders N.R.A. Advanced Girls ' Chorus Student Assistant D.E. Club ]OSE SOUS A trifle bashful, but seems to have a good time Audio-Visual Club LEE STULCE A man of sense may love hlce a mad man Camera Club D.E. Audio-Visual P.T.A. Worker Club SHARON THOMPSON This maiden pur- sues her quick way, unshaken oy any- thing fate has in store. Senior Play Natl Honor Society F.H A. Pan-American Student Assistant TOMMY TOMPKINS A little slow in girlology, but there s a future. A Choir Senior Play Panther Association FERNIE SOULE A man of cheerful yesterdays, and confident tomorrows ALAN STEMBRIDGE See the conquering horo comes, Sound :he trumpet, beat the drums. Toastmasters Masque and Gavel Pan-American Senior Play GREGORIO VELEZ Always lively and full of fun; his work can ever be found well done Senior Play S.S.S. Student Council, Spring and Fall 52 N.R.A. CONCHA VILLARREAL Whether right or wrong, Her spirit knows not the word of fear. G.A.A. Volleyball Captain F AT WALKER Quietness ts a jewel. Round-Up Staff Senior Play Pre-Med Ciub Pan American Senior Ploy Student Assistant fine WILSON WATKINS His voice IS like a bugle upon the mountain height. Niteshift Football Varsity Football A Club Acapella Choir Panther Association Tis With our judg- ments as our watch- es — None go just a- like. yet each be- lieves his own. 157 1 -er ,m r« f s I « J ' ? J t 1 1 t • «  «  f f  ' « I f    ? f  f I f ?  f I « f f Fit %ff I t ft f f f 9 J f r 9  MAY SENIORS Maria Acosta, Patsy Adcock, Arvasue Adams, Bernice Aguirre, Verne Alexander, Mary Al- ford, Laura Anderson, Martha Appell, Tom Armstrong, Albert Ataide, Gary Atkinson. Rose- anna Barraza, Virginia Barron, Albert Bartz, James Bartz, Tom Beall, Barbara Blanche, Don Brewer, Harrison Brock, Bobby Brown, Claudette Brown, Martha Brown, Robert Brownlield, Charles Brandberg, Estelle Brundage, Eddie Brunk, Benay Buchanan, Mary Buchanan, Frances Burris, Frank Burrola, Molly Butterworth, Walter Byers, Bill Cornfield, Carmen Ca- nales, Patricia Capps, Edna Cardenas, Janet Chappelle, Manuel Cintron, Nancy Cole, Elaine Collins, Palsy Cook, Harry Crouch, Devaun Dale, Mary Jane Davis, Marcy Day, Patsy Delaney, Robert Delgado, Carole Detlman, Helen Dotson, Irene Duke, Ronald Dyer, Paul Echols, Martin Ehrens, Edna Eiting, Jean Elliott, Rita Ellison, Joan Emmett, Doug Erwin, Gloria Estrada, Inge Ewald, Nancy Faulkner, Elvira Fay, Harold Ferguson, Oliver Field, Robert Figaro, Barbara Fisher, Doug Fishkin, Roger Flower, John Ford, Velma Fornili, Bess Foster, Hague Foster, Alice Franco, Fernando Gallardo, Robert Gandara, Beverly Genson, Terry George , Jim Gill, Edmundo Gonzalez, Gerald Guerin, Robert Guidry, Elena Guerra, Norman Haddad, Hugh Harmon, Joy Dee Hatchett, James Hayward, Nancy Heinzel, Gail Hendrix, Gloria Hicks, Dale Holman, Bob Holt, Annette Hooten, Tracie Horak, Roy Herd, Isabel Huerta, Edwina Hughes, Gwen Humphrey, Betty Huston, Dan Ibanez, Jerry Ingram, Harold Jarvis, Iris Jobe, Mary Ann Johnson, Connie Soniat Johnston, Erma Joyner, Jeannie Junker, Laurie Kauffman, Alan Keyes, Bobby Kirby, Jack Kirche r, Robert Kirkpatrick, Jack King, Fred Kriss, Mary Anna Latham, Betty Little, Morris Lively, Shirley Longboatham, Nan- cy Love, Ray Luna, Curtis Lyman, Adele Lyon. 158 i jjit «■ f t f t « ii 5-J J }.., 3 j,8, 3 J 5 ,; ; f S « 8  f i I I I   '  «  f f t « , 3 .1 1 MAY SENIORS Dolores McClinlock, Dorothea McDonald. leanie McDonald, Anton McLellan. Connie McMas- ter, Robert Macias, Barbara Mahon, Bill Mahon, Mary Mahoney, Pablo Martinez. Don Maw- son, Carolyn MiUican, Alan Moore, Doris Moore, Thomas Moore, Martin Morlensen, Robert Nagel, Volney Nale,lCalhryn Narzinsky, Ben Nathan, Lexiann Nations, Martha Neill, Edith Nelson, Carolyn Nusbaum, Dick Page, Faye Parrott, Ernie Paxon, Dugan Pearce, Jim Pern- berton, Michael Perl, Paula Phifer, Helen Phillips, Rosemary Pineda, Pearl Poole, Yolanda Porras, Charles Porth, Elisa Quintana, Marjorie Rams, Concepcion Ramirez, Ralph Rehin, Alfred Rey, Edward Rey, Federico Rivera, Alice Riveros, Bobbetle Roberts, Monte Roberts, Ann Robinette, Gregory Rodman, Les Rutledge, Sarah Roueche, Frank Sallord, John Satter- field, Dolores Schaeler, Roxan Schmeichel, Marlene Semmelrock, Richard Sense, Gerald Shector, Carol Shelton, Steve Simmons, Steve Smith, Jacqueline Spence, Judith Steele, Vera Stevens, BiUie Louise Stephens, Alan Stinson, Wayne Taylor, Sally Taylor, Sue Thornberry, Evangelina Torres, Genie Lou Travis, Pat Tucker, Robyn Tueting, Barbara Viles, Kent Voll- mer, James Waddell, Arlene Walker, Mitzi Walker, WiUard Ward, William Watts, Joy Webb, Roy Weissinger, Jim Wells, Robert Wershaw, Gayle Whitaker, Bill White, Evelyn White, Joel Wilkins, Sue Williams, Ann Winther, Morns Womack, Sally Wood, Irene Work, Bill Wrean, Pat Yontis, Gloria Ybarra, Don Yelton, Pauline Young, R utihcl Yuuiiy, Edith Zangwill. 159 SENIORS MARIA LUISA ACOSTA Core sils lightly on her shoulders. Pan-Amencan ARVASUE ADAMS Happy-go-lucicy. ' Fourth Place Beauty R.O.T.C, Sponsor Football Princess ' 51 Toostmaslers Masque Gavel Tri-Hi-Y BERNICE ANN AGUIRRE Her lace betokens all things good and dear Senior favorite Junior Princess Beauty Contest ' 53 Modern Dance Club Tri-Hi-Y Seruor Play VERNE ALEXANDER Happy girls have many friends. Senior Play Junior Historians Square Dance Club MARY ALFORD Sing and the world sings with you. Assistant Student Mgr R.O.T.C. Sponsor A Choir Austin-In-Action ' 53 Tri-Hi-Y Toaslmasters GARY ATKINSON A little work, a lotta play is what I call a gerlect day. nil Platoon LOURA JANE ANDERSON No labor is difficult il you wish to do it. National Honor Society Toaslmasters Science Club League of Letters Pan-American F.T.A. MARTHA JO APPELL Let the rest of the world go by. I ' ll catch il. R.O.T.C, Sponsor Majorette ' 51 F.H.A. Modern Dance Club Officers Club Varsity Tennis TOM ARMSTRONG Who saw him always wished to know him more. R.O.T.C. Officer Austin Rifle Team Track Panther Association Hi-Y ALBERT ATAIDE Easy going. Varsity Basketball ■52, -53 ROSANNA BARRAZA Wise, but talks not ol knowledqe. Student Assistant Willing to do her share. Band ' 49, ' 50 ' 51 Austin-In-Action ' 53 Junior Historians Student Council ' 52 Varsity Tennis G.A.A. ALBERT BARTZ The principal business of life IS to enjoy it. Panther Association Science Club lAMES BARTZ Thinking is idle waste ol time. Science Club Austin Rifles Platoon Public Address Club Senior Play TOM BEALL A man is valued accor- ding to his own estimate of himself. R.O.T.C. Officer 160 SENIORS BARBARA BIANCHL 1 live a lite whose plot is simple. Nalionat Honor Society R.O.T.C. Soonsor Austin-InAction E P.H.S. Duchess Student Council 52, Girls ' Athletic Com BEE BRADLY Easy to like. DON BREWER Everyone ' s triend Panther Association D.E. Club Senior Play HARRISON BROCK He who has conquered doubt and tear has con- auered failure ational Honor Society Football ' 50. ' 51. ' 52 BasebaU ' SO, ■51, ' 52. 53 Pioneer Stall Student Council ' 52 A Club BOBBY BROWN Men ot tew words ore the best men. National Honor Society Varsity Basketball Cap. Morning Watch Student Council ' 52. ' 53 Hi-Y Club Pan American Club CLAUDETTE BROWN Fair Play Is a Jewc National Honor iiociety Most Athletic Girl 53 Varsity Tennis Tri-Hi-Y Round-Up Stall Science Club MARTHA HELEN BROWN No worries, no cores Seruor Y-Tcens Senior Play A future business man in a sweet line Pioneer Staff Square Dance Brush ' n ' Pallette ESTELLE BHUNDAGE Fun-loving. General Education Y-Teens P.E. Leaders EDDIE BRUNK II I can not do great things, I con do things in a great way. ' A Club Varsity Football Mgr. lunior Historian Club BENAY BUCHANAN Silent and serious League ol Letters Senior Play MARY FRANCES BUCHANAN ' A sincere girl worthwhile girl Senior Play F.HA. Junior Historians G.A.A. F.T.A. FRANCES BURRIS One of those peace- loving persons. F.T.A. G.A A lunior Historians F.HA. MOLLY BUTTERWORTH Faithlul to Iriends, and so she has many. Student Council 52 Modern Dance Club Science Club F.HA. BILL CAMFIELD Brevity is the soul ol wit. National Honor Society Senior Class President Masque and Gavel HiT President of the Student Council 62 Commissioner-at-Large ' 52 161 SENIORS CARMEN CANALES ' A gay spirit makes her fsrsonalily. ' ludent Council •51, ' 52, 53 Quill and Scroll Round-Up Sail Pan-American Club Austin-In-Action ' 52 Tri-Hi-Y EDNA CARDENAS A Iriend to her means a life-long pal. Pan-American G.A.A. MANUEL CINTRON He is always just him- self. NANCY COLE Walking advertisement for pep. National Honor Society R.O.T.C. Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y Varsity Tennis Austin-In-Action ' 52, ' 53 lANET CHAPPELLE Tis goodwill that makes intelligence. National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y Austin-In Action Student Council Round-Up Sail Quill and Scroll ' 53 HARRY CROUCH He has his little jokes. R.O.T.C. Officer Senior Play ELAINE COLUNS A girl with ideas ol her own Pioneer Staff A ' Choir Quill and Scroll Souare Dance Club P.E. Leaders PATSY COOK Of manners gentle and affections mild. Majorette Pioneer Stcdl Senior Ply MARY JANE DAVIS Gaiety ol heart. Senior Play F.H.A. G.A.A. iunior Y-Teens ,ibrary Assistant Student Assistant MARCY DAY Identified as one who is sweet. Military Queen R.O.T.C. Sponsor F.H.A. Modern Dance Club Senior Play Austin-In-Action IRENE DUKE The world lor me is gay. Austin-ln-Aclion Pan-American Glee Club Senior Y-Teens G.A.A. PATSY DELANEY Willing to do her best, always. National Honor Society Varsity Tenriis Junior Historians Latin Club G.A.A. Student Assistant ROBERT DELGADO One who knows his mind, but cares not to tell. Varsity Baseball ■51, ' 52 A Club Rifle Team B ' Basketball CAROLE DETTMAN Sweet, modest, like- able. Y-Teens G.A.A. 162 i SENIORS RONNIE DYER A good listener is a sileni llatterer. Vars.ly FoolbalfSl. ' 52 A Club Hi-Y Nitghtshiil Foolball SO PAUL ECHOLS Stalely and tell, he moves in the hall- Varsity Basketball ' 52 53 Niahishiit Basketball %. 51 EDNA EITING A calm, self-possessed young miss. National Honor Society Austin-ln-Aclion ' 53 Varsity Tennis F.H.A. Senior Play G A.A. MARTIN EHRENS A happy soul. Natl. Jr. Honor Society Panther Association Hi-Y lEAN ELLIOTT Ever so quiet F.H A. funior Historians Senior Y-Teen RITA ELUSON A married lile is the only life National Honor Society Cheerleader R O T C Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. JOAN EMMETT Still water runs deep. ' Senior Play Student Assistant DOUG ERWIN Pleasure lirst business. •A Choir Pioneer A Club Football ' 49. Baseball ' 49 and then Quill and Scroll ' 50, 51 ' 50, ' 51 GLORIA ESTRADA A Iriend may well be reckoned the master- piece of nature. National Honor Society Editor-in-chiel ol Pioneer R O.T.C. Sponsor tumor Historians lound-Up Stall Varsity Tennis INGE EWALD Shy, but sweet. NANCY FAULKNER A smile that capture: every heart. GE. Beauty Contest ' 49 Student Assistant ELVIR FAY A lot ol work, a little play, what a man he II make some day. Varsity Tennis Junior Historians Latin Club A Club HAROLD FERGUSON The world was made for lun and frolic. Panther Association P.T A. Workers OLIVER FIELD He will do his duty oi he sees it. D.E. F.F.A. Austin Square Dance Club ROBERT FIGARO Beware the lury of a patient man. Senior Class Treasurer Round-Up Staff Pioneer Staff Student Council Panther Association S.S.S. 16S SENIORS BARBARA FISHER She alwoys sees the iunny side . ' National Honor Society Edilor-in-chief ol Pioneer Round-Up Staff Quill ana Scroll lunior Historians G.A.A. DOUG FISHKIN Shyness was never his fault. S.S.S. Senior Play Audio-Visual Junior Hi-Y Student Assistant VELMA FORNILI Softspoken, Student Assistant ROGER FLOWER A man with a mind oi his own. Band JOHN FORD He ' s always just him- self Senior Band R.O.T.C. Band BESS FOSTER Neat as a pm. ' National Honor Society Austin-In-Action ' 53 A.H.S Duchess toJH.S. R.O.T C. Sponsor Round-Up Staff Student Council HAGUE FOSTER Quick and wiity National Honor Society Masque and Gavel Kalevala Panther Association Student Council Jr. Natl. Honor Society ALICE FRANCO As many friends as she has acquaintances D.E. D.E. Sweetheart P.E. Leaders FERNANDO GALLARDO A help on any team. Bond ROBERT GANDARA The skill to do comes of doing. Senior Bond S S S R.O.T.C, Band Science Club Varsity Tennis N.R.A. EDMUNDO GONZALES The world knows noth- ing of its best men. Junior Track ' 48 ELENA GUERRA They say it ' s true all over the earth, the smaller the package the greater its worth. F.H A. G.A.A. Student Assistant BEVERLY GENSON Always merry; has friendly eyes. D.E. GERALD GEURIN The end is come and I ' ve just begun. ■ Austin Rifles Panther Association Square Dance Club P.T.A. Workers JIM GILL There are three things I have always loved and never understood. painting, music, and women. National Honor Society Masque and Gavel Kalevala Toastmasters Hi-Y Football Manager ' 51 164 SENIORS ROBERT GUIDRY l don ' t want to earr. my living, I want to live. Student Manager 53 Pioneer A ■ Choir Kalevala Toastmasters Panther Associalion NORMAN HADDAD Work lascinates me, I can look at it tor lor hours. Public Address Audio Visual JOY DEE HATCHETT A sweet attractive kind ol grace. Place Beauty 51. 53 Ausiin-ln-Action Duchess 53 Tri Hi-Y Science Club Class Cheerleader 52 JAMES HAYWAHD ■Why talk? Others do enough ol it. Pioneer Stall HUGH HARMAN I am slow of study. ' Varsity Football Vofsily Track A ' Club NANCY HEINZEL Be a pattern for others and then all will go well National Honor Society Ediior-In-Chiel of the Round Up Student Council 53 FHA Quill 6 Scroll Austin-In-Action S3 GAIL HENDRIX She IS often seen, but seldom heard. But ol the things she says. she means every word, Senior Play PE Leader Club JEAN HEATHCOAT Even though she ' s gone, we remember ner well. GLORIA HICKS Deals largely m laughter, and nothing in tears Pioneer Stall Round Up Staff Senior Y-Teens DALE HOLMAN An athlete today, tomorrow, and forever, ' Varsity Football Cadet Major BOB HOLT The most inconspicous men become great. National Honor Society A ' Club Varsity Football A ' Choir Hi-Y ANNETTE HOOTEN Everywhere in life, the true auestion is not what we gain, but what we do. ' Junior National Honor Society League ol Letters PE Leaders Club TRACIE HORAK She walks in beauty. Place Beauty S3 Square Dance Club junior Y-Teens Austm-ln-Action 53 ROY HORD Eat, laugh and be merry lor tomorrov we may graduate. ISABEL HUERTA My creed is this The time to be happy IS here Pan American League ol Letters GAA Library Assistant 165 SENIORS EDWINA HUGHES Happiness is the only Pood. ioneer Staff F.H.A. Modern Dance Club Square Dance Club Senior Play GWEN HUMPHREY The way to be happy IS to help make others so. Kalevala Toastmasters Masque and Gavel Austin-In-Action Senior Play A Choir BETTY HUSTON To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first. Brush N ' Pallet DAN IBANEZ Live today, tomorrow IS not. Officer ' s Club Austin Rifles Senior Play IRIS lOBE ' Let thy words be few. MARY ANN JOHNSON Small of stature, great F.H.A. of purpose. P.E. Leaders D.E. D.E. Sweetheart ' 52 Library Assistant CONNIE SONIAT JOHNSON Has a certain way about her. A Choir Senior Band Latin Club Student Assistant ERMA JOYNER Owner of those in- fectious giggles. National Honor Society Pioneer Staff Round Up Staff Student Council, ' 52. ' 53 Modern Dance Club Austin-In-Action HAROLD JA RVIS Quiet and good natured. BOBBY KIRBY Never despair, always a jolly air. D.E. State Vice-President JEANNIE JUNKER A girl becomes learned by aslcing Questions, oastmasters Modern Dance Club Junior Historians R.O.T.C, Sponsor G.A.A. LAURIE KAUFFMAN Beauty seen is never lost. Austin-In-Action Toastmasters ALAN KEYES Toil IS the sire of fame. Drum Major Toastmasters Masque and Gavel Student Council R.O.T.C Officer Senior Play JACK KING Good nature is the gilt of gods. Track ' 51, ' 52, ' 53 Basketball ' 51, ' 52 A Club ' 51, ' 52, ' 53 166 SENIORS lACK KIRCHER A dignified silence may cover a multitude oi anvlhing. ' A Choir Fencing Club Senior Play ROBERT KIRKPATRICK Boys are nature s raw materials. Panther Association National Art Honor Society Brush and Pallette Senior Play Thought and deed are the passports to enduring tame. ' National Honor Society Varsity Football Captain Most Popular ' 52 All Austin Boy 52 Student Council ' 52, ' 53 Kalavala MARY ANNA LATHAM Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles ol other maidens are. National Honor Society RO.TC. Sponsor A Choir Tri-Hi-Y Masque and Gavel Junior National Honor Society DAVID LINDSLY Nothing ventured. natmg gained Austin nilles BETTY LITTLE She IS gentle, she IS kind. D.E. MORRIS LIVELY Has a certain way about him Panther Association R.O.T.C. OKicer SHIRLEY LONGBOTHAM A calm, intelligent young girl Senior Y-Teons G.A.A. P.E. Leaders Pre-Med. NANCY LOVE ' Sunny disposition. D.E. RAY LUNA A little work, a tol of play. IS what I call a perfect day. Baseball •A Club CURTIS LYMAN Enthusiasm is the spice of life Austin Rifles R.O.T.C, Officer Senior Play ADELE LYONS Shy but sweet. DOLORES McCLINTOCK To know her is to appreciate her. Senior Ploy Student Assistant DOROTHEA McDONAL Eager to learn, earnest as well R.O.T.C. Sponsor Round Up Staff Tri-Hi-Y QuiU and Scroll junior National Honor Society Varsity Tennis JEANIE McL :.A . There wa o lauj . ing devil in her smile Majorette Qutll 6 Scroll Pioneer Staff PL. Leaders Club G.E. 167 SENIORS CONNIE McMASTER I live but lo graduate. ' GF-A.C. Pioneer Slaff ANTON McLELLAN Quiei in a pleasant way. Band BARBARA MAHON ' Always morry, ' Senior Play BILL MAHON Enjoy lite to Ihe lullesl. Panther Association Square Dance Club Austin Rilles P.T A. Workers R.O.T.C. Ofiicer ROBERT MACIAS I do my work and keep my peace. Nightshilt Football 50 PABLO MARTINEZ Great hopes makes qreat men. SALLY MAPLES She ' s gone but not for- gotten. DON MAWSON Easy to like. Panther Association Boys Glee Club Senior Play CAROLYN MILLICAN A sell-made girl with good determination. r-F.A.C. A Choir Pioneer StoU Round Up Staff Austin-In-Action ' 53 Student Council SS MARY MAHONEY She has a merry smile and she v eors it every day. ■ Most Popular Girl ' S3 Lady-in- waiting to Football Queen 52 Sophomore Princess Football Princess ' 48 Beauty Contest ' 49, tO. ' 51 Tn-Hi-Y ALAN MOORE Men acquire a particu- lar quality by constantly acting in a particular way. National Honor Society Masque and Gave! Cheerleader, Captain Science Club Senior Play R.O.T.C. Officer DORIS MOORE Those move easiest who have learned to dance. Modern Dance Club Tri-Hi-Y F.H.A. Pioneer Staff TOM MOORE His favorite sport is mischief. Kalevala Senior Play Austin Rifles R.O.T.C. Officer MARTEN MORTENSEN Every man has his fault and honesty IS his. Austin Rifles F.F.A. BOB NAGEL As upright as the cedar. Austin Rifles Fencing Club R.O.T.C. Officer Debate 168 SENIOP KATHRYN NARZINSKY A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. League of Letters F.H.A. Senior Y-Teens P.E. Leaders BEN NATHAN Human nature craves novelty. D.E. LEXIEANN NATIONS Smiles are the lan- guage of sweet characters Student Council ' 52. ' 53 SeniorY-Teens F.H.A. MARTHA NEILL Speech is good, but silence is golden P £. Leaders Club B • Choir CAROLYN NUSBAUM Her voice is ever gentle, soil and low n.O.T.C. Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y G.E. With a heart free from core. FAYE PARROTT So sweet the blush of bashfulness. F.T.A. Number Sense Library Assistant ERNEST PAXON It matters not what you are thought to be. but what you are National Honor Society A Club Varsity Football Varsity Track DUGAN PEAHCE It IS better to under- stand a little than to misunderstand a lot. ' Most Athletic Boy 52 Most Popular Boy 53 Varsity Football Co- Captain A ' Club Varsity Track R.O.TC Officer IIM PEMBEHTON Some are wise and some are otherwise ' National Honor Society Baseball ' 52. 53 Track ' 51, 52. 53 MICHAEL PERL Creeping like a snail unwillingly to school. Audio-Visual Public Address Austin Rifles PAULA PHIFEK Let your speech be al ways with grace. National Honor Society Brush Palette Nurse s Aid HELEN PHILLIPS By the work, one knows the workman. ' D.E Club Auslinln-Aclion 53 Tri-Hi-Y 160 SENIORS DICK PEARCE All experience is an arch to build on. Panther Association PEARL POOLE Sweetness — one of arealest virtues. lasque and Gavel Quill Scrool Tr-Hi-Y Pioneer Staff P.E. Leader Senior Play ELIZA QUINTANA Gracious Sweetness. ' F.H.A. Orchestra YOLANDA PORRAS Of simple taste and a mind content. F.T.A. Senior Play G.A.A. ' 50, ' 51 Senior Y-Teens CHARLES PORTH I will find a way or make one. Audio-Visual A Club Student Council Football ' 49- ' 52 R.O.T.C. Officer Austin-In-Action ■ Y s- iiiii Yar. RALPH REHIN Life IS too short to hustle. Fencing Club _ Senior Play CONCEPCION RAMIREZ Austin-ln-Action ' My friend, your friend, our friend. ALFRED REY Short, dark, and very nice. PioneerStaff Drill Platoon EDWARD REY As chongable as a dollar bill. D.E. Pioneer Staff Round Up Staff MARJORIE RAINS Her eyes express the sweetest kind of bash- fulness. Varsity Tennis G.F.A.C. G.E. GREGORY HODMAN There is no other like him. ANN ROBINETT 1 am happiest when I hear music. A Choir FEDERICO RIVERA His everlasting pep just can ' t be beat. Masque and Gavel Toas (masters League of Letters Junior Historians Hi-Y Pan-Ameri an Club ALICE RIVEROS A friend indeed G.A-A. Senior Y-Teens P.E. Leader Library Assistant BOBBETTE ROBERTS Art is the handiwork of the ages. National Art Honor Society F.H.A. Brush and Palette Girl ' s Chorus Pre-Med Club Student Assistant 170 i SENIORS I C HODMAN He fought a good light and Imished his SARAH ROUECHE Personality with a sunny smile. National Honor Society Senior Princess ' 53 Pioneer Stali R O.T.C. Sponsor Kalevala Bscruly Contest 51, ' S3 FRANK SAFFORD No sinner — no saini — iust Pancho. National Honor Society Student Manager 52 Toastmasters Masque and Gavel Hi-y Varsity Tennis JOHN SATTERFIELD Don t .c: studying ruin your education. Varsity Football Hi-Y LES RUTLEDGE Willing to do his best always. Varsity Football SO, 51 52 Varsity Track SO, 51, •52 •A Club Hi-Y Austin Rifles Kalevala . DOLORES SCHAEFER In her quietness there IS charm. Senior Play P.£. Leaders Club ROXAN SCHMEICHEL Generally speaking. she s generally speaking. Austin-In-Action 51 R.O.TC. Sponsor G.A.A. P.E. Leaders Club RICHARD SENSE He jokes at any trouble and always wears a smUe. League of Letters Toastmasters Student Council ' 52 Drill Platoon GERALD SHECTER Life IS what you mak it. Audio-Visual Austin-In-Action S3 Debate CAROL SHELTON ' Eyes that could see her on this day might find it hard to turn away. Most Beautiful 53 ROT C Sponsor A Choir Kalevala Tri-Hi-y Modern Dance Club STEVE SMITH ' He plays a mean trumpet. Band Varsity Baseball 51 •52, 53 A Club JACKIE SPENCE ' Sweet, modest, likable. League of Letters Senior Play Student Assistant JUDITH STEELE She has two eyes so soft and brown. Be- ware, beware. Pioneer Staff Beauty Contest 52 Latin Club BILUE LOUISE STEPHENS She looks nice, she seems nice, she is nice. Masque and Gavel r.H.A. Senior Play VERA STEVENS Just the kind to have for a friend. A ' Choir Pioneer Staff Quill Scroll Junior National Honor Society Senior Y-Teens 171 SENIORS SALLY TAYLOR She is gentle, she is kind. F.T.A. Senior Ploy ALAN STINSON A sunny disposition is the very soui of suc- cess. Student Council, President Masque and Gavel Panther Association Baseball Senior Play Hi-Y EVANGELINA TORRES Ever welcome is her smile. Pan-American Club WAYNE TAYLOR Tennis is for me, ' A Club Masque and Gavel Hi-Y Varsity Tennis Cheerleader Senior Play SUE THORNBERRY No greater service than her willingness to serve. G.F.A.C. F.H.A. R.O.T.C. Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y P.E. Leader Austin-In-Action ' 51 , ' 52, ' 53 KENT VOLLMER A man is valued ac- cording to his own opi- nion oi himself. D.E. JAMES WADDELL 1 lind the Englishman to be him of all men who stands firmest in his shoes. National Art Honor Society Brush Palette Designer of Round Up Cover ' 52, 53 GENIE LOU TRAVIS Lovely to look at, a joy to know National Honor Society All-Austin Girl ' 53 Cheerleader Place Beauty ' 51 R.O.T.C. Sponsor Kalevala ROBYN TUETING Live and learn. Latin Club P.E. Leader Senior Play Beauty Contest ' 50 Student Assistant BILL WATTS Lite is not life at all without delights. Austin Rifles JOY WEBB Liie is but a span and she ' ll enjoy every inch of it. Square Dance Club Senior Play G.A.A Modern Dance Club ARLENE WALKER An inner glow. Masque and Gavel A Choir Round Up Staff Square Dance Club National Junioi Honor Society A us tin-In -Action ' 53 MITZI WALKER A smile in her eye. ' Senior Band Austin-In-Aclion ' 53 WILLARD WARD Quiet in a pleasant way. S.S.S. Audio-Visual Senior Play Austin-In-Action ' 53 Square Dance Club Student Council 172 SENIORS ROY WEISSINGER The grealer ihe mar the greater the court- Baseball 51. 52. 53 DE. )1M WELLS A man ol business Band O.E. GAIL WHITAKER She IS always ready io assist her ieliowman. Student Assistant BILL WHITE This athletic lad leans toward hard work National Honor Society Most Athletic boy Varsit Football bl. ' 52 Varsity Baseball 52, 53 Varsity Basketball 53 A Club EVELYN WHITE Sweetness, one ol her Greatest virtues. loneer Stall FH A Library Assistant SUE WILLIAMS A face that can sroile IS always good ' Austin-ln-Aciion Queen National Honor Society Yell Leader Class Favorite ' 49. 50 R O T C Sponsor Girls ' State ANN WINTHER Duty done is the souls hre side National Honor Society Assistant Student Manager ' 52 Auslin-ln-Action ' 53 Masque and Gavel FHA Tn-Hi-Y MORRIS WOMACK 1 insist on military training lor girls. Yell Leader Panther Association Hi-Y Student Council ' 52, Square Dance Club Austin-ln-Action ' 53 SAUY WOOD 53 ' While one with moder- ate haste might tell a hundred National Honor Society R O T C. Sponsor Austin-ln-Action ' 53 Round Up Stall Kalevala G.F.A.C. BILL WREAN Always to be counted on lor a good job. National Honor Society HiY Varsity Basketball R.O.T.C. Ollicer PAT YANTIS Gracious sweetness League of Letters FHA G.E. DON YELTCr, ' In his vocabulary there IS no such word as lail. ' PAUUNE YOUNG Has a certain way about her. P E. Leaders Club G A A Senior Play .JiACHt . YOnr ' .T ' A smile that be witches. R.O.T.C. Sponsor Football Princess 52 Beauty Contest ' 51. ' 53 FHA Tri-Hi-Y Science Club EDITH ZANGWIU. Shyness is on orna roenl to youth. Pan-American 173 SPONSORS Row 1. Arm Winlher, Bill Camlield, Robert Figaro Row 2: Mr. K. C. Brown. Mrs. Vera Michael, Bobby Brown Miss Sollie Phillips. Robert Guidry. Mrs, Michael directs the taking of senior group pictures. The time has finally come to have senior pictures made. Boys also primp for senior pictures. 174 r fl r M ' il ' A galaxy of beauty P Dll w I H Princess Catherine Finerty and her escort. Prince Bobby McCune Lady Bess Foster representing the Modern Dance Club and her escort, Sir Alan Moore Royal Visitors to the court Lady Sally Wood representing Kalevala and her escort, Sir Paco Jord on. Lady Nancy Heinzel representing the Round-Up and her escort. Sir Lawrence Bobb 178 Rev, Ewart Watts speaks at Senior Assembly. FRED ANDERSON Senior President 176 Problems! Problems! Problems! One of the many senior meetings. Seniors! check your credits It ' s your turn r-- ' : ' ' Sarah 177 Louella Bash thrilled the school with Ave Maria . The A Choir sings ior Brotherhood Week. 178 - MARIE ARANDA BEVERLY BAKER IIMMY BLACKMON BILL BRADY JUDY BRENNAND EDNA MAE B ' JDDLE MARTHA CARDENAS LOW SENIORS BRIAN COLLIER LOUISE HIRSCH EMMA HOLGUIN HUNTER lENNE PACO JORDAN GENE MARUSICH 179 :l MrrJ MARIAN MARION FRANK WILLIAM ELIZABETH TOMMY BILL MARUSICK McCORD MILSTEAD MORTENSON MORRIS MULHERN MURPHY LOW SENIORS The members of the football team gave short talks at the pep assemblies. - O w. JOHNNY MYERS BETTY OLER ALAN PHELPS f t % rCm f - y m ' ' 1 , LOUELLA ROSEMOND LUCY SAMBRANO JOHN SCHERMERHORN MARY VIGIL TOMMY V ALU ANT IIM WHITTINGTON CAROL YILNEN uo am I OLGA AHMENDARIZ Q P ' 9 BISHOP BAILEY BOBBY BAILEY CLAYTON BAKEB JUNIORS LOUELLA BASH PHYLUS BAUER CAROLE BESNETTE NANCY BOHANON CARLENE BRADFORM ' p nl F Vr r v r 4r-  %. ' I J r BARBARA BRAYMAN lUDY BRECK JIMMY BRICKER CARMELA BRISENO WILLIE JO BUDDEN BARBARA BURKS 18S MERRY ANN BUSH ALBERTA BUTLER JOSIE CARRASCO RUBEN CARRASCO JUNIORS t Xtl AUCIA CARREON DOLORES CARREON RALPH CARREON r% ( 1 • r wS r ' r - • - ' We NEVER cut cl JOHN CARSON ED CASHMAN TOM CAVIN JOHN CHRISTOPHER DOROTHY COBB r ffl ' 1 - 1 ' m. BETTY CLARE COOK MARTHA CORNEUUS RICHARD COBB DILLON COLE V ROXIE COUND !■ i W. L. COLUER BILL CONNOR ED CONNOR JACK CRENSHAW FAYE CUNNINGHAM RICHARD DAHLKE Itt KENT DANCIGER IRENE DIAZ JUNIORS . r ' Whither goest thou? i REBECCA DIAZ DIANNE DIEBELS - - DOROTHY DIEHL PATSY DOHANOS WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ LOIS DOTY CHARLES lOE BETTY PEGGY BETTY lO EVANGELINA NANCY EUDALY EZZEL FARRELL FAZENBAKER FLEAGER FLORES FORD 184 vO ll LUIS GALLARDO IRMA GANDARA BETTY GARDNER JUNIORS 185 JUNIORS ' C7. ' - ANNE JACKIE ROBERT ARDIS LILLIAN EDWARD JUDY HARPER HARVEY HARVEY HENDERSON HERCH HILL HILL SUE BELL JUDY PAUL NORMA JOSE ELAINE JANELL LEMPERT LANCE LANCE LAUGHLIN LE DESMA LEGGETE LEMON 186 . lAMES LEONARD ANNE LINEBAUGH ELMIRA LOPEZ k LAURA LOPEZ TITA MAHON JUNIORS X FRAZIER MAHONEY KAREN MARTIN MTDf CARL VEHNON CAROL MARY ROSE MARY CAROL lEAN McGRAW McKAY McKEE McKlNNLEY McNAMARA Mcpherson MELTON 187 LARRY MICK DONEVA MYERS EDWARD NARA JUNIORS 1 11 ■ I ' My question is directed to the panel . . . . 9 H 4-3 jm «•.■ V WANDA PERKINS EDITH PHILAIA STEVE POGSON YSELA PORRAS B ' Wj— f t M l ir m S ' Tl- f i P 4 - ™ 1 ff ' , DANA SUE O ' DELL lOHN POTTER BONNIE REAVES lUNE REDIKER MARTHA REY DORTHA RICHIE 5 : NONA RICKETSON I THOMAS PEDERSON PATSY PENNELL aSk f -v? F , HELEN PRUITT SUE PUZZI 188 lOE ROBB JUNIORS KATHY ROSSKOPH ' 4 I ' iov if i had been the one that was remaking this car . ' ROCHEUE RUSSEiX ( ROBERT SALDIVAR 0 MARY SANCHEZ P %. 0 0 rii ' -m t r-w € C V m fr v ■S-JP r , - ! I . - V V ' ' t, i NINA SCHOLES LORRIANE SCHULLER BETTY SCHULTE t RICHARD SEANEY JOANNE SANNES IRENE EAUCEDO TRINIDAD SER.JA UK .1 ' t HOWELLYN SMITH lO KATHRYN SMITH 189 [ ,:_-- k MINNIE DON IRENE JOE lOEL RUTH DICK SMITH SPANN STOLTZ STERLING SPITZER STUECKLLH SUMMEKKORD JUNIORS OLA MAE LINDA lUANlTA DOROTHY WALTER BETTY CATHERINE WALTERS WAY WESTLH WHITE WILLIS WILSON WILSON 190 • lACK WALL JOAN WALL LYNN WILSON SHERRY WARD CAROLYN WRIGHT PENNE WRIGHT BILL WULST R O T C, is justly proud of its new flag. You do it this way Why doesn ' t this Une move? Princess Barbara Burkes and her escort, Bobby McCune Blow. Gabriel. Blow! Prir.. escort. Uavid ' reer. 191 Have you heard this one The Corolettes singing at the Christmas Assembly. The kids were oil to Breckenridge. HAMBONE performing in assembly. 192 i I p w BILL ACKERMAN BETTY ADAIR KAY ADKINS - - ' ( : : •■••■•Tl M ADELINE ALKIRE SOPHOMORES In the Photography classes many interesting poses are obtained NORMA ALVA ROGER ANGERSTEfN ;ULIE ARMENDARIZ GEORGE ARMS ALBERTO ARANDA NORANNE ALLEN LARRY APPLEBY LINDA ARAN? LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG OLGA ARREOLA GUni.FRMO ARRILA _ HL ■ -f . ■ ' f a. • t w DELMA BARRON KAY BARWISE EVELYN BENNETT 194 MARIE BELL ROSEMARY Biav ROBERTA BISHOP NANCY BONE ANN BORGES NOBLE BOWDEW PEGGY BOYD SOPHOMORES « «_ rV ■ PAUL BRIDGES GERACD BROOKS CAROL BROWN % CHRISTINE BONNER BYRD BURKE MARY KATHERINE BIRKELBACH Poor man ' s Oasis FRANK BURNETT RUTH CHAVEZ YOLANDA CHAVEZ GERALDINL COBB lAMES COLE QUARA COLUER 195 Look! There I u... MARIA LUISA CORTINAS DEL RIEGO SOPHOMORES 1 Mk BUZ CROOK ROBERT CULPEPPER FLORENE DANGERFIELD BELVA DAVIS V LINDA DALBY MADELINE DAW DORIS ROSALIE NORRIS ROBERT HENRY KENNETH BILL DETER DETRO DOSS DUCHOUQUETTE DUKE DUNCAN DUNN 196 c r DAVtD DUNN .O CLORINDA DURAN lOAN DURHAM SOPHOMORES MOLLY EDENS CAROL ELLIOTT ROBERT EMMETT CAROLE ERICKSON BiaiE LOUISE FARMER PAT FERRARA BANNON FLETCHER HOPE GARCIA ETTA FINE PEGGY FLEAGER The top brass plans strategic moves. f ©, a NANCY FLYNT NELSON FORSYTH DANA FOWLER BOBBY FRANCO TRUMAN GAHAN EDNA GARCIA 3§ M LUFE GARCIA YOLANDA GARCIA ORLANDO GARZA 197 RAY GIBSON GAIL COINS ? lEANETTE GOURLEY f VC| - «li ' ) CAROL GRACEY IIMMY GRADY lUUETTE GRANADOS LYDIA MARY GRANADOS GRANADOS ROBERT GRAY MIKE GREER SOPHOMORES Qt JANICE GUYNES GEORGE HARRIS EMMA HERNANDEZ JOHN HICKS 198 ANITA HOFFMAN v CHARLES HOOTEN JUDY HORLE o TOM HOY MARGARET HUMBLE DAVID HUNT BILLY HURTT SOPHOMORES EARL JACKSON BEVERLY lARVlS e ELAINE lACKSON JACK lOHNSON CAROLYN lACOBS 1 CATHRYN lONES V- These initiations get me downl ' O ' n ' MARYLIN lONES NANCY lONES WAYLENE lONES WILEY [ONES HELEN JUAREZ lENIJEY KARKKAININ SHIRLEY KAUFMAN a t O % PETER KERN k SUZANNE KINDLEBURGER ..h MARY KING MARTHA KENNEDY KLHh BARBARA KINDER KATHRYN KHATZ 199 JOHN LONGRIDGE SOPHOMORES Siclcening, isn ' t it? ' i JOAN McCAlX ' x ' - FRANK McCALLlCK %-y WILLARD McDAVID )0 ANN McDonald 1? YVONNE LUDERUS JOE LYON LEE McDowell k ANGELA LOUIE ALINE LOWMAN P - y -fV f • YOLANDA LUCERO BONNIE MAC TAGGARTE MclVER DANNY McKINNEY MYRON McLELAN RICHARD McLOY JESSIE MALOOLY 200 D SOPHOMORES HHODA MILLER PORTIS MORELAND SYLVIAN MORRIS r SANDRA MORRISON DONNA MOSS AGUSTINA MOZANO lOE RAY MUCKFL { r flk f t V t i ' k DORA CECILIA MARTIN DOLORES STELLA FRANK GEORGE MARRUFO MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MENA METZGAH ELVIRA SANDRA ANN SCOT DOROTHY PAT SANDRA NEGRETE NELSON NOBLE MACK NORTON OATES OLMSTED 201 lESS OHMSTEAD • n K lAMES OSBORN KENNETH OWENA tP LARRY PARKER ALICE MARIE PARRA lERRY PARROS SOPHOMORES SHARON PLILAR Through the back door we are olten caught of guard. C y- IIM ELEANOR PATTON PAYAN SHARON PHILLIPS GAYLE PICKETT lUDY PAT SARAH MARTHA DON CONNIE ISABEL QUINNEY RAGLAND RAMSEY RANDEN RAULY REARDON REDWINE 202 FLORA GIL REED lEAN REED ROBERT REIFSNYDER FRANCISCO REYES HOWARD REYNOLDS rj ELOYSE RICHARDSON MARILYN RIDLEY SOPHOMORES a BARBARA ROBERTS V BILL ROBERTS i lENNIE R9IAS A . lACK RUTLEDGE MARIA RODRIGUEZ RONNIE SABO Isn ' t that crafty ' ? - J lOE SIMENTAL CV- ANN SIMPSON lANETT STAGGS JIMMY STOWALL BOB SUMMERFORD DICK SKELLMAN CARLTON TALBOT 203 MARY WAYNE TINKLER RALPH TINSLEY ELAINE NONA TURRENTINE VANHORN SOPHOMORES DONALD WARD JHMUD SANDRA WATTS MARILYN WEAVER f © 1- f NEEL WEINHIENER «E ALLEN WHITE JAMES WIGGS FRED WILHEUMI BETTY ELIZABETH GLORIA SUE CAROL BOBBY DIANE WILHITE WILLIAMS WILLS WOOD WOODALL WYLIE YERBY 204 t =7 CORINNE ABEYTA A - . H ' jr iSr ' J 1 r ■ • • r- r DON ALDRIDGE JAY AMBERG .r. VIRGINIA ACOSTA CECILIA AGOILAR TOM ALBERTSON GERALD ANDERSON FRESHMEN Young man. You ' re in here to study, not to play. YVONNE ANDERSON ESTHER ARAIZA MARTHA ARRIOLA f m - YOLANDA ARTALEJO IRMA ARVIZU KENNETH ATHERTON ANN vrcKi TOMMY DICK ANNA RAE ELIZABETH MARY LOU ATKINSON BAER BANNON BELLINGER BERLEY BETHUNE BIRNEY CAROL SUE CAROL JUDY BETTY RAE BEVERLY ANN JUNE BOONE BORGES BOTTER BOUTWELL BRAYMAN BRUNSON BRYSON 206 DORIS BUSTILLOS HARRY BUTLER CHARLES CAGLE MARY RUTH CALHOUN SHARON CALLAGHAN BETTY CAMPBELL FRESHMEN lUDlTH CAPPS JESUS CARDENAS V ' l Ann Mane Kilchen, Dorothy Dunn and Paula Philer posed lor this picture- HECTOR CARPIO GRACE CARRASCO lUANITA CARREU AUCE CARREON EDMUNDO CARRERA ELIZABETH CHAPIN ELAINE CHEVERIE ' ■ ROSALIE COHN DANIEL COLLINS iv y BARBARA COOK PATSY CAMPBELL - Ws BILL CLARKSON HOPE COOPER 207 ( K ' ) RUTH JEAN WANDA CRAIGE CREAMER PORTER CRINER JAMES CROOK ROSE MARY CRUZ BILLIE CULPEPPER PEGGY CURRY FRESHMEN Wk ' 1 H MiB j0lk. W v i j V 1 r m r tM SiR H H K T? ELMER DANGERFIELD GENORA DANIELS MARGARET DAVIDSON Are they cheaper by ihe dozen? ,r DAVE DAVIS GERALD DAVIS ROBERT DAWSON ADA RUTH DANA LEE DEE ANN CONNIE SUE JERRY DOWLING DRYBUHGH DUNN DUNN DURAN ECHOLS EHRENS 208 h k - JANE ELSBERG BOBBY EMMETT • « I CHARLES ERHARDT RAY ESPERSEN .r REBECCA ESTAVILLO FRESHMEN V . PATRICK EVANS YVONNE EVANS BILL EVERHART f f HICHARD FAULKNER BARBARA FIELDS . I SHIRLEY ANN FIKE MILTON FRITTS lOAN FULTON SANDRA GAINOUS CELESTE GALLEGOS This IS why Freshmen carry their books. r CATHERINE FINERTY WILMA FLEAGER HUBERT FLETCHER RHONDA FOLLETT ROBERT FOX ) f P . . i A . r i BOBBY FRADY KENNETH FRANCIS o f ) . t ZENA GARNER EDWARD GEMOETS ROBERT GEMOETS 209 rO ANNE GEURIN TERESE GILMER CARLENE GLENN ALTA GRAY 1 FRESHMEN r Hill f Then there ' s ihe bike Oh well, it ' s better than walking! DIANA GRAY YVONNE GREEAR VERLYN GROCE V a- 1 BRENDA GROSE SAM GUIDO KARIN HAMPTON .7 V EDWARD LISETTA lUNE KATHRYN TAYLOR WALTER RICHARD HARRIS HARRIS HARRISON HARVEY HATCHEL HATCHEL HAYLES 210 lACK HEDRICK BARBARA HEIMANN AREMIDA HENRY HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ ERNEST HERRERA BARBARA HERRING ELIZABETH HICKS FRESHMEN WINNIE lONES 211 BARBARA KIMBELL ;OHN KINNARD FRESHMEN ALEX LUCERO MARGARET MAC NEIL ARTHUR MAHON 212 URSULA MATTHEWS PATRICIA MAURY MARY ANN MAWSON FRESHMEN PATRICIA SANDY MARY CYNTHIA BILL PHILLIP BILL McNEAL McNEAL MONROE MORRIS MOSS MULVEY MUNDY 21S NORMA lO ANN MARKE7A NORA MALCOLM DEANNA SHARON MUfJOZ MUSICK MYERS NEGRETE NEWBILL NORTON NYE FRESHMEN DELMA REE PEPER BETTY PERKINS 214 CARROL RAYMOND PROTHRO QUILLEN MARIORIE REID ARTHUR REYNOLDS FRESHMEN SUSAN SALLIE REYNOLDS ROBEhTSON KAYE ROBINSON With eggs almost a dollar a dozen, how could they? GUADALUPE RODR1GUE2 MARY TERESE RODRIGUEZ RHODA ROSENFIELD PEGGY SANNES iV. CORAL SHARP lAMES SHAWVER LORENE SHLANTA ia:;ltte shockley US FRESHMEN CELIA VELOZ EVELYN VENEGAS SANDRA VERNON NAOMI VILLALOBOS SANDRA WALLS 216 FRANCES WATKENS DANNY WEVER s BOBBY WILLIAMSON BETTY lEAN WARD BETTY WARD A. CAROL WARD KEITH WARD FRESHMEN C ?5 MARGIE WATKENS TOMMIE LOU WATSON 0 ' 1 What a ATite u;: KATHRYN WAUGH GEORGE WEIDNER • ' MELISSA WARE J 7 B MADELINE WILLIS 217 IL :ES THERESIA YATES IERALDINE young patsy young PLYLISS YC ' IJ! ROBERT ZAHN LUPE ZAVALA The students on their merry ways during transition period. Look! My uniform fits The annual Yo-Yo season took hold in Junior High. Junior Highers enjoy their craft classes. The Pioneer sells for a dime this week. ' 218 T l © I FEATURES JERRY EHRENS Fall President LEATON OLIVER Spring President JUDY BRENNAND Fall High 8 Commisioner PATSY JUNKER Spring High 8 Commisioner 1 LA VERNE HINTON Fall Low 8 Commissioner HARVEY BAGLEY Spring Low 2 Commissioner 220 FEATURES PATRICIA CAVINESS First Place Beauty LA VERNE HINTON Second Place Beauly SALLY LIBLH Third Place Beauly LOUIE TRILLANES Favorite SALLY EIBER Favorite 221 HIGH 8-1 Row 1. Sharon Wyatt. Norma Mariinez. Pal Cooper, Beverly Hembrey. lonell Taylor Row 2. Rathie O Nea!. jonice Key Frei, Anna Jeanne lohnson. Mickey McKee. Janice Clarke Row 3; Jackie Chauvei. John Givens, Lupe Casiane- da. Jay Lippmann. Frances Powell, Marilyn Lewis, Anele t pstein Row 4: Louis Tnllanes. Harlan Rentfrow, Mike Swain. Edward Breihon. John Sullivan. David Good Win. Robert Verbosh. Row 5. Miss Archer. Edward Uribe, Salvador Sala- zar. Kenneth Capps, Kenne ' .h Cowen Marvm McElroy. Truman Kimmey. _A Q l T ' flf ■ V V « f fe Wk f 1 i )l HIGH 8-2 Row 1: La Verne Hinton, Evelyn Dean, Alisdean Stone, Barbara Creamer, Jill Kriss, Susan Dacey, Row 2: Mercedes Sena, Alice Sherwood, Queenie Soldivar, Linda Bailey, Suzanne Handschy, Darlene Cox, Barbara Hurl. Row 3: Ralph Fountain, Tommy Mungle, Larry Craw- ford, Bufred Mosley, Tom Kincheloe, David Birkelbach, Fred Nabhan, Austin Crysler. Row 4; James Hacker, Tom Gutierrez, Miss Light, Jack McVay, Thomas Walker, Robert Green, Harold Cloer, Gerald Self, Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: LOW 8-3 Charlotte McKee, Jo Ann Larahan, Ahce Her- ring, Ona Washburn, Kay Cunnirigham, Emilda Vigil. Judy Chaney Margaret Prescolt, Mary Gnauck, Marilyn Smitn, Emma Carrillo, Emma Lopez, Margie Martinez. Rita Smith, Freddy Dickinson. Mike Davis. Eddie Tellez. Van Weaver. Bill Chamness, J. D. Harris. Roberto Menna. Mr. Weber. Arthur Lopez, David Ramirez, fcsus Rodriguez. AHonso Martinez. Tony Cor- ral, Edward See, Morold Christian. 2ZZ HIGH 8-4 Row 1 SoUie James Conradeen Haave. Ruby Simp- son, ludy Laita, Barbara Olinger Row 2; Roger LeMasier. Eddie Morgan, Will Choi- font. Rudy Carrasco, Fred Fortier, Donald Crouch. Row 3 Mrs. Shaver. Joe Starling, Bill Puis. David Green, Keni Bales, Karl Pedigo Row 4: Roberto Serrano. Charles Perkins, Hoyt Hal- lield, Gary Brooke, Jim Peticolas. Row S George Romero, Mervm Moore, Robert Smith. Richard Sheedy. LOW 8-5 Row 1: Graciela Gonzales. Frances Mussmann. tela Whillock, Carol June Olinger. Imogene Wiles. Jewell Waltermire, Sharon Ells. Row 2: Carolyn Laing, Mary Gayle Whitlow, Marie Quesada. Evangelina Escobar, Geraldine Miele, Sandra Rademaker Row 3- Charlie Sosa, Kenneth Boland. Anatolio Ubalde, Mickey Ridley. Hal Dougherty, Da- vid Catanta. Row 4: Aubrey Komurke. Carl Leo Morrow, Robert Germany, Jack Aguirre, Crespin Chavarrio. Edward Martiney, Rudy Barnentos, Gilbert Salazar. Mrs. Busalacchc HIGH 8-6 Row 1: Carol Sue Aide. Virginia Propst. Patsy Mc- Cutcheon, Charlotte Twitchell. Patricia John- son. Dickse Williamson. Maunne Wright. Peggy Jones, Betty Reed. Row 2: Gloria Kondo, Carolyn Lorentz, Patricia Ken- nedy, Carolyn Cole, Manlvn Maroe. Letitia Napoles, Connie Ouinney, Mrs Lapsloy Row 3: June Aldrich, Evangelina Torres. Janene Denton, Rosetta Cruger, Janet Casner. Jennie Clementi. Donna Navarro Row 4: Charles Kilgore. Jerry Love. Kenneth Allison, Wyhe McNabb. Bob Orton. Charlie Sanders. John Farmer 223 HIGH 8-7 Row 1 Brenda SchuUer. Claudia Ward, lanel Know- les, Nadine Davidson, Martha Hardy, ludy McNeal, Rita Myers, Anne Ponder. Row 2 Gayle Davis, Sherrie Hughey, Marion Huber, Marv Frances Darbysnire, Cwen Logan, Gayle Williamson, Alice Work. Row 3 Mrs Black, Gwen Howell. Joan Merworth, Pal Bulkiewicz, Barlene Sudbury, Leia Mae Hunter, Marilyn Saville. Row 4 George Sowell. Philip Hines, Kenneth War- ren, fames Pack, Dennis Moore. Robert San- chez. Richard Askew, Roger Dolan. Jimmy Moore HIGH 8-8 Row 1: Emma Burrola, Joyce Howard, Betty Plymell, Marilyn Pearson, Pat Akin Row 2; Estella Gonzalez, Peggy Willis, Pat Shalfer. Mary Ruth Fields, Gwen Reeves, Susie Rich- ardson, John Young. Row 3 John Pruitt, Dennis Wersick, Robert Ramos, Pat Russell, Tom cNutt, Donald Guss, Jim- my Osowski, James Phiier, Row 4: Robert Ward, Billy Rooers, Bill Oakes, Leo Aguirre, Mike New land, Clyde Lester, Mrs. Mahon. HIGH 8-9 Row 1. Peggy Lewis, Natalie Seelig. Lupe Ruiz. Susan Smith, Donna Ledgerwood, Betty GeoKrion, Row 2: Margaret Beall, Nancy Ray, Norma Acosta, Ann Murray, Nancy A uman, Kay Hollis, Mrs. Cox. Row 3: Mike Howe, Tom Wheeler, Vance Stepher- son, Rodney Pieiler. Aiex Rose. Ronald Per- rotta. Bill McLeod. Wayne Knox. Row 4 Sanders Bishop, Leaton Oliver, Bill Hudson, Jelfrey Denham. Gerald Davis. 224 LOW 8-10 Row 1 Charloiie Poole. Barbora Pawketi. Bolen lu- rado. Phyllis Wade, |udy Ware Row 2. Mary Counis. Ernesiine Anagnostou. Barbara Baldwin, Barbara Sallee. Connie Young Row 3 Lindsey Giordano. Bruce Demo. Edgar Hull- edge. Douglas Van Horn. Clark Hewcs. Karl Nysuom, John Highsmiih Row 4: Bobby TrujiUo, Bobby Billett. Mr Morlensen. Daniel Meniares. fesus Fierro Row 5 Ricardo Rocha. Ray Rogers, Clayton Rehfeld, Frank Highsmith. Andy Avila. WiHiam Wil IcnwGter, Harvey Bagley HIGH 8-11 Row I Patricia fenkins. Sally Kruse. Barbara Aguir- re, Alice Delong. Elena Valenzuela, Leda Smith, Sandra Hawkins Row 2; Bill Davis. Ernest Hill, Richard Araiza. Alfred Araiza, Alfred Diaz. Dick Hughes, Dickie Young, Leo Gaddis. Ray Young Row 3 Lee Barnes, Charles Springer, Henry Moser. Dale Lowrie. David Curry, Larry McCIeary, Rodney Huslace. Tom Bisnop Row 4 Ray Hackler, John Riordan, Mrs. Roslyn, Frank Besnette, Julian Johnston, George Hubbert. Harry Brown. HIGH 8-12 Row 1 Frances Bennett. Janie Bollon. Kay Carson, Sally Eiber, Joan Justus. Palsy Rahrer. Irene Trejo. Row 2 Magdalena Rivas, Peggy Scanlan. Ann Car- rol, Philip Gundlacn, Charles Moore, lira Curlee, lohn Hall. Row 3 Harry West. Thomas McClendon. John Cham- ness, Warren Morgan. Dan Halloran. Larry Steel. Allredo Gonzalez. Ramon Gonzalez Row 4 Lowell Salzman, Coach Thornberry, lohn Martin, lohn Bautista, Eldon King. 225 HIGH 8-13 Row 1: Erie Abbott, Janice Robertson. Joan Bentley, Juretta Copeland. Virginia Douglas. Yolanda Sanchez, Bertha Valdez, Kaihlino Angerstein Row 2: Karen Olsen, Mary Osteriag, Patricia Pracht. Ellen McGuick. Ahce Hester. Solly Wright. Ann Wilcox, Judith Thurman. Row 3: Rosemary Walker. Frances Sommer, Ann Peers, Peggv Wells. Sandra Delashaw, Pris- ciUa Howara. Carrol Hoover Row 4: Mrs. Waters, Bill Bruce, Mike Spence, Ralph Carnllo. Branch Marshall, Pat Bowman. loseph Anderson, Ivan Hall. HIGH 8-14 Row 1 : Irene Kirkpatrick, Mary Ann Brown, Hose Mary King, Eleanor Bash, Louise Reed, Nan- cy Macy, Barbara Rogers, Donnie Strom. Row 2. Janice See, Betty Weaver, Ayala Martin, June Boyd, Martha Snidow, Erma Clark, Beverly Sallee, Peggy Daly, Paula West. Rov 3: Sharon Darling, Nancy Parnhom, Patsy Junk- er, Albertina Acosta, Raymond Lowther, Al- fred Gonzales. Row 4: Mrs, Wood, Bobby Houston. Eddie Wiseman, Ernest Merrick, Robert Tamblyn, Sam Light- bourn, Robert Kelley, Douglas Baird. HIGH 8-15 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Virginia Acosta, Estella Franco, Dolores Car- reon, Margarita Esparza. Carlos Vijil, Ray Williams, Pedro Barrera. Richard Esparza, Manuel Paiz. Pedro Zacarias, Rosalio Medrano, Bob Brooks. Ralph Brooks, Bobby Giles, Jack Dautrich. 226 NATIONAL JR. HONOR SOCIETY Fall Row 1: Row 2; Row 3. Row 4: Kay Borwise, Libron Hardie. Carolyn Jacobs Jerry Porros. Jerry Guidry, Karen Kenenck, Kalhryn Harvey, Karin Hampton, Martha Palafox. Yvonne Grear, June Harrison. Patsy Parker, Carole Palmer, Margaret MacNeil, Argyra Walshe. Jane Elsburg. Don Killmer Carol Ward, Janet Linebaugh, Arthur Mahon. Arthur Davis, Patricia Maury, Barbara Kimbell. Sandra Ray Cantrell, Alice Mane Parra, Nancy Bond, Terese Gilmer. Ruth Jean Craig, Gordon Peterson. Shirley Jordon, Roberta Bishop, Jean Goodman, Richard Killmer, Calvin Secton. Richard McLoy, John Mello, Jimmy Osborn, Scott Krulilek, Hope Garcia. Mary Lou Birney, Sue Echols, Robert Naismith. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Don Killmer, Leticia Napoles. Ernie Hill, Jimmy Moore. Martha Palafox, Carole Palmer, Jerry Guidry, Karen Kenenck. Argyra Walshe. Margaret MacNeil, James Pack, James R Diaz. Raymond Lowther. Susan Dacey, Janet Knowles, Gordon Pederson, Janet Linebaugh, Louise Reed, Kathryn Hcrvey Jean Goodman, Martha Hardy, Terese Gilmer, fane Elseberg. Alfred Davis, Carol Ward, Kaye Williams, Kann Hampton, Barbara Kimbell, Brenda Grose, Joyce Howard, Jackie Chauvei. Cynthia Wiiherspoon, Ruih Jean Craig. Joe Howes. Arthur Mahon Richard Kiumer, Leaton Oliver, Jerry Lhrens. Scott Krutilek, Alfred Melio. Robert Naismith, Ronald Pierce, Mary Lou Birney. June Harrison, Patricia Maury, Sue Echols, Beverly Sallee, Martha Smidow. Paula West. Spring 827 CHORUS Row 1. Shirley Thomas, KatheHne Angerstine, Berlha Valdez, Yolanda Sanchez, Patricia Pract, Rosemary King, loon Benlley, Donnie Slrom, Mary Ann Brown, Pal Bow- man, Ivan Hall, Mrs. Davis Row 2: Barbara Rogers, Sharon Darling, Nancy Parnam, Betty Weaver, Ellen McGuirk, Janice Robertson, Irene Kirkpatnck, Mary Osiertag, Eleanor Bash, Nancy Macy, Joseph Anderson- Row 3: Erie Abbott, Ann Wilcox, Sally Wright, Juretta, Copeland, Peggy Wells. Peggy Daly, Virginia Douglas, Alice Hester, Anne Pierce, Janice See Row 4: Agucjla Martin. Sandra DeLashaw, Paula West, Irmo Louise Clark, Alberlina Acosta, Rosemary Walker, Carol Hoover, Frances Sommers, Karen Olson, Bever- ly Sailee, PnsciUa Howard. BAND Row 1. James Diaz, Ernest Herrera, Mary Gnauck. Larry McCleary. Row 2; Alfred Diaz, Lee Barnes, Jay Hack le r , Sandra Hawkins, Leo Gaddis, Dickie Young, Harry Brown, Betty Rae Boutwell. Row 3: Ernest Hill, John Mattock, Connie Young, Judy Ware, Grace Car- rasco, Pat Mitchell. Allan Powell, Miguel Chacon, David Curry, Mickey Deane, Mane Quesada, Margaret Prescoll. Row 4: Dick Young, Ray Young, Mr. Web- ber. Donald Force. Kenneth Cow- en, Karl Nystrom, Robert Pompa. Salvador Ramirez, George Hub- bert, Henry Moser. 228 PENQUOTE Fall Row 1; Kaye Kirsten. Shirley Jordon. Row 2; Barbara Hernna. Barbara Fields, Brenda Groce, Judy Brennond, Lynda Stafford. Judy Botter Row 3 Patsy Junker, Connie Duron, Janet Linebaugh, Patricia McNeal. Merle Montgomery. Spring Row 1. Row 2; Row 3 Row 4: 229 Barbara Fields, Judy Brennand, Connie Duran. Brenda Groce. Margaret Torres, Nancy Almond Palsy funker, Janet Linebaugh Mrs Roslyn. Kaye Kirsten Patricia McNeal, Lee Barnes, Ernie Hill JR. FORUM Fall Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 Rita Myers, Mike McGehee, Jerry Porras, John Conway, Mary Monroe, Carole Palmer, Anna Lee Epstein Pat Cooper, Irene Tyro, Paul Tolson, Betty Jane Weaver, Maurine Wright. La Verne Hinton, Deanna Norton. Marketa Myers, Paul McLeod, Joe Thornton. Gayle Davis, Melva Johnston, Jack McVeigh. Janice Clark, Peggy Daly, Beverly Hembrey. Bar- bara Hurt, Darlene Cox, Cynthia Witherspoon, Allen Schick, Hubert Fletcher Spring Row 1: Row 2: Row 3; Row 4; Martha Snidow, Darlene Cox, Carole Palmer, Mike McGehee, Jack McVeigh, Barbara Hurt, Elsa Contreras, Maurine Wright, La Verne Hinton, Peggy Daly, Mary Monroe, Austin Crysler, Joe Thornton, John Conway - Ann Peers, Cynthia Witherspoon, Melva Johnston, Marlene Bottleson, Sharon Darling, Beverly Hembrey, Betty Jane Weaver, Allen Schick. Irene Tryo, Gayle Davis, Irma Louise Clark, Anna Lee Epstein, Janice Clark, Mrs. Archer, Thom- as Kinchloe, Wylie McNabb. iiSO JUNIOR Y-TEENS Fall Corinne Abeyta. Norma Acosta, Barbara Aguirre, Kay Amberg. Yvonne Anderson, Vicicy Boer, Linda Bailey. Rosa- lind Barenline, Jaime Bolton, Betiv Rae Bouiwell, luay Brennond. Ann Brunson, Mary Ruth Calhoun. Jackie Chavet, Janice Clarke, Palsy Cooper, Barbara Creamer, Susan Dacey, Sharon Darling. Evelyn Dean, Sue DeShozo, Connie Duran, Yvonne Evans, Shirley Fike, Catherine Finerly, Zena Garner, Betty Geofiries, Jane Geurin. Mary Gnauck. Cathy Graves. Lisetta Hams, LaVeme Hinton. Irene Holguin, Melva Johnston. Shirley Jordan, Barbara Kimball, jil) Kriss, |o Ann Lanahan, Judy Lotla. Janet Linebaugh, Pat McCamont, Norma Martinez, Mary Monroe, Norma Munoz, Markita Myers. Rita Myers, Deanna Norton, Sharon lye. Carol Olinger. Karen Olson. Martha Palaiox. Anne Peers. Patricia Pracht, Margaret Prescotl, Virginia Propst. Connie Quinney. Marilyn Ridley, Lupe Rodriguez. Linnie Ruth- erford, Peggy Sannes, Brenda Schuler, Janice See. Frances Sommer. Alicedean Stone. Jonell Taylor. PhiUys Wade. Connie Wainmon, Carol Ward, Claudia Ward, Melissa Ware, Judy White. Barbara Wiggs, Kcrye Williams. Geraldtne Young. I Spring Linda Bailey, Belly Rae Bouiwell, ludy Brennand, Mary Ruth Calhoun, ludy Chavei, Janice Clarke Elsa Conireras, Barbara Creamer, Susan Dacey, Connie Duran, Shirley Fike. Suzanne Handusky, Sherrie Huey, Melva Johnston, lanel Linebaugh, Jo Ann Lanahan, Marilyn Lewis. Norma Mariinez, Karen Olsen, Queenie Saldivar, Marilyn Smith, Ann Spinks, Carol Ward, Barbara Wiggs, Kay Williams. Alice Sherwood. 2S1 F O O T B A L L T E A M Row 1: Coach Russell, Lee Epstein, ] m Osowski, Glenn Sharp, and Bill Rood (Manager). Row 2; Eugene Melloh (Ass ' t, Manager), John Sullivan, Bill Wilson, Marvin McElroy, Row 3. David Wallace, Jerry Ehrens, Marvin Moore, David Arriela. Henry Moser. Row 4: Frank Wester. Richard Young, Victor Garcia, Edmundo Carrera, Lawrence Lanteigue, Harvey Bagley, R ow 5: Jesse Truelove, Julian Johnston, Donald Force, Eldon Key, Manuel Lemus, Raymond Sanchez, Frank Besnett. C H E E R L E A D E R S Oueenie Saldivar, Rita Myers, Carol Ward, Kay Carson, Sally Eiber. 232 THANK YOU IT HAS BEEN WONDERFUL HAVING A H S STUDENTS IN OUR STUDIO VON ZELL STUDIO Commercial Portrait Photographer Call for appointments 719 North Stanton Phone 3-3832 El Paso, Texas 2SS K R O D — T V Channel 4 CBS — Duniont Television Networks ' You ' ll See More On Channel 4 v NBC 1380 NBC Channel 9 Compliments of Zork Hardware Company Wholesale Distributors EL PASO, TEXAS Known For Values W. T. GRANT CO. TEXAS at MESA Modern Furniture Co. El Paso ' s Home of Fine Furniture Compliments of Guarantee Shoe Co. 110 TEXAS 800 N. Stanton 4-1558 WE ' LL BE SEEING YOU Compliments of - FIVE POINTS 900 N. Pledras Ph. 5-3731 RECORDS RADIOS mmm ■• ; T iiii i; ' ' Wfc I. ' r ,r  Mir lli tn« OREGON AT TEXAS 234 SHAINS...for • Fine Diamonds • Nationally Advertised Watches • Gifts For Every Occasion FINE JEWELRW 2-1471 Austin Students Patronize the DAIRY CUP THE DAIRY CUP The Panther ' s Waterhole The Strand Twins Model Western Regalia HO UP ROOM kC irr ' AL ' s SHOP FOR MEN San Antonio and Mesa REDDY KILOWATT Your electrical servant of the 20th Cen- tury . . . making your Uves easier, brighter, more enjoyable. Ever on the job to ad- minister comfort, protection and pleasure, Reddy Kilowatt heralds the Atomic Age! t « - « - 235 from the press of GUYXES PRINTING COMPANY Makers of Good Impressions 620 NORTH STANTON EL PASO, TEXAS WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE Wasted money is so much water under the bridge. Money must be used wisely If you are to attain success and security. Charac- ter and confidence grow as you develop the habit of thrift. Start to save now while you are young. Enjoy the pride and satisfaction of having your own savings account. 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El PSaso Natural Ga Mi;. 1ke Pipe Jlme. Qo Kpa uf Ampany COMPLIMENTS OF EL PASO HOTEL SUPPLY CO. Commercial Refrigeration Food Service Equipment Supplies THE ME-WE SHOP AT 5 POINTS Exclusive Brands with Budget Prices —COLE SWIM SUITS SPORTSWEAR DRESSY COTTONS and FORMALS I 12 Oregon Dial 2-4414 Compliments of LANDIS SHOE SHOP 288 CONGRATULATIONS! From BELK INSURANCE AGENCY 212 N. Kansas Your Musical Headquarters for: STEINWAY. CHICKERING. WVRLITZER. FISCHER and CABLE - NELSON PLANOS ESTEY and HAMMOND ORGANS Piano and Or(;an Specialists ' Est ' d. 1896 EL PASO f PIANO CO. 500 . STANTON ST. TOP TV FOR ' 53 SYLVANI A with HALO-LIGHT The frame of light for (freater viewinR comfort See your SYLVANIA dealer •SYLVANIA trademark LET a es Feather Your Nest LANE FURNITURE CO. 2730 Montana Dial 5-1473 PEOPLE WHO KNOW CHOOSE HANDMADE BOOTS BY ffi CO.. INC. 105 E. Overland St. EL PASOS LZADING SHOE REPAIR 339 PALMS SHOE STORE Good Shoes for the Entire Family 2-7672 216 N. 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DIAL 3-6441 TRY Iff It ' s a favorite with Austin High School Students de icious fenc er fasfy SEVEN CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ADD A MALT . . . and you have a delicious nneal El Paso Tent and Awning Co. WE CONTROL THE SUN ' Air Conditioner Covers — Playground Equip. 2317 Texas Dial 2-2463 m (i)iA Setting the Pace for Fashion 219 E. SAN ANTONIO 4817 MONTANA 241 America ' s Largest Diamond Retailors Zaie ' s Jewelry Co. 112 Milk St. 3-2411 Compliments of Meston ' s Travels, Inc. Complete Line of Photo Supplies 2818 PIEDRAS 5-7850 Patrick -Moran Agency FIKE CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE BONDS 2905 Tularosa 6-1654 Congratulations and Best Wishes THOMPSON REALTY REALTORS First in Five Points Compliments of JOE CLEMENTS Rubber Stamps 605 N. STANTON PHONE 2-1721 Compliments of Sherrod Lumber Co. A Single Stick or a Carload MODEL SUPPLIES . Everything For The Model Builder Hodel Kits — Gai Model Enflncs Snpplirs - Aecrssorln Qpen Until 8 p. m. , j__ji CHRISTOPHER ' S B BRACE AND LIMB CO. J . MMp «15 N. Cedir St. Five Points Q W Prompt Attention to Mall Orders Model PLANES - BOATS - TRAINS Educational Toys LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES It Pays to Look Your Best Cole ' s Barber Shop 5 Convenient Locations FIVE POINTS — ALTA VISTA DEL CAMINO SHOPPING CENTER Loretto and 6213 Airport Road 242 (USE THIS PAGE FOR ADDITIONAL AUTOGRAPHS) GOOD LUCK - CLASS OF 1953 May all the good things in life be yours through the conning years! Your Senior Photographer STOUT - FELDA AN STUDIO 1330 MONTANA STREET 243 SOUTHWEST ' S LARGEST MOST COMPLETE Since 1891 EL PASO LAUNDRY CLEANERS CO. 910 S. Santa Fe St. Phone 2-5413 El Paso ' s Newest Gunning-Casteel Drug Store is 4612 Montana GUNNING-CASTEEL, INC. Your Neighborhood Druggist Good Food Always Pro- vokes a Smile. BEACON FOOD STORE 2700 N. PIEDBAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1953 From The Family Station Complete Sports Coverage ir Tom Hipp ' s Western Hits • The Top Mutual Network Shows u 0 Matruu i Vouo .+ (J« l?io()San ti- 1340 ON VOUB DIAL 904 MAGOFFIN PH. 2-3963 244 Fountain Cokes are Tops with A. H. S. Students F. W. Woolworth Co. El Paso ' s Most Complete 5-10-25 Cent Store 220 N. MESA COMPLIMENTS OF Carter ' s Flowers 2310 Piedras 2017 Montana 3912 Pershing 5-2759 3-7768 5-1409 COMPLIMENTS OF Baker-Ray Studio 409 E. Franklin 2-9051 Standard Oil Products Charlie Tupper Service PARKING EL PASO, TEXAS 400 N. Stanton 2-1011 Mary Ann Johnson is Austin ' s D. E. Representative at Sears. COMPLIMENTS OF Five Points Flower Shop 2713 Montana 5-2768 Sears- Roebuck Co. N. PIEDRAS at MONTANA 245 S. H. KRESS CO. 5 - 10 - 25 J STORE HIXON ' S El Paso ' s Jewelers Since 1888 DIAMONDS — WATCHES SILVEBWAKE 118 Mills 3-0511 People shop in the new Food Mart Super- market located at 3930 Morehead Street. • LOWER PRICES • S H GREEN STAMPS at Your Friendly R. J. SINGLETON ' S Texaco Service Station Compliments of ,.;( f) ANDERSON ' S GROCERY STORE SERVICE HERE IS BETTER THAN EVER 1900 Montana 2-0103 THE CLOCK DRIVE-IN 2731 Montana 5205 Montana 246 Compliments of Q) oulnweslern deneral Sflosbilal Compliments of The John H. Cobb Agency New and Unusual Savings Plan Division PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. John H. Cobb, General Agent 2406 TEXAS 3-2495 247 Compliments of ROBERT E. N KEE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC. Compliments of Hugh McMillan Contractor El Paso, Texas 4201 Alabama 5-2753 248 •i . jm iii are ihe iailk ok ilie Suits . . . Dresses and Sportswear designed with the hint of sophistication and the young-hearted lilt that teens demand. Fashioned of the newest fabrics in a rainbow of colors and a kaleidoscope of patterns and prints. Beautiful apparel for lovely costume-making and ward- robe planning . . . prices for every budget ! Fourth Floor Shops 249 Compliments of FURR ' S Geo. H. McFadden Bros. Your Friendly Neighborhood Grocery Established 1862 9 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS CO ' lTON MERCHANTS 309 Cincinnati 2030 N. Piedras 808 Montana 4000 Dyer 2404 Texas St. 425 N. Oregon 3527 Hueco 3202 Alameda 4830 Montana 3028 Pershing We Give Frontier Saving Stamps EL PASO TEXAS Compliments of TONY Compliments of CANALES DAVIS FOSTER STUDIO ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS PORTRAITS — ILLUSTRATIVE — NEWS MAGAZINES COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 1101 E. YandeU 3-5822 260 Compliments of THE EL PASO SPORTING GOODS CO. LET ' S GO HUNTING 208 N. STANTON In the Bassett Tower ROLLINS MOTOR COMPANY Lincoln -Mercury Sales and Service I LIKE THE RED CONVERTIBLE 311 MONTANA DIAL 3-7411 From the Editor The hard work and co-operation of the 1953 Round-Up Staff has made the presentation of this book possible. I hope that we have recorded the events of the past school year in such a way that you will always be able to recall with the vividness of reality that last football game or the senior play as you thumb through your Round-Up. Nancy Heinzel Editor in Chief 251 So ends every da j . Mr. Hereford locks up. m ' iy ' ' M:S -M mi