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

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1954 volume:

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A Q K ii 5 if 1 . :pw 'W gg E Q Q E 2 5 Qs 3? 1' ,qi We 4,4y1a?6f KMJJWMZQAMJQW 40 ,pQ ,Mw'zZ4z44,g422'fy-J ,L ,44me4,p,,,4,yQ,,f vddccdtdxidnd Austin is more than a building and a carn- pus. The pages of this book portray the cir- cle of students, teach- ers, activities, ancl friendship which bring the school to life. , . ., QM xg, . K u via 1 H Q V is wma, ,.., -W . Table of on ten ts In Memoriam .......... Dedication .............. Faculty ,................ P. T. A. .............,,.........,,.,,,,, Cafeteria and Custodian Staffs ........... Organizations ........,.. Classes ....................... Features ............... R. O. T. C. ............ Athletics ......... Act1v1t1es ............... Ads ....................... The spirit and enthusiasm of our stu- dent body, which was displayed at the FALL The installation of the Student Council was the first of our fall assemblies. Ql 'N Midland game. continued throughout fsrffws Y A 'S+ rt our football season. No one will ever forget the thrill oi a tually getting his own senior ring J.: .mi ni The Soc Hop, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council was our first dance of the year. The Football Queen and her Court were entertained by the band's initial play- ing of Dragnet. At the beginning oi the football season, Coach Red Harris introduced the foot- ball team who did a great job repre- senting us on the field. FALL Decorating the goal posts preceding each home game is a favorite tradition of students of Austin. .K t ,J X Xi The speech classes gave several radio WINTER The Homemaking Department was as enthusiastic as the Nursery School at their Hal1owe'en party. skits over the P. A. system representing current events. Before each trip, the football team was sent off with rousing cheers by loyal Austin fans. Zane Walker lights the candle repre- senting Character at the National Honor Assembly. Austin's delegates arrange a frontier exhibit for the convention of the South- ern Association of Student Councils. Members of National Honor Society helped arrange the Pun American flags presented by the Club Panel. Our student body, including the Home- coming Court, got behind the Panther all the way. WINTER -but NOT H I N C mmm Q VL W, if s l-at-Wi 1 I 4 1 l 1 I l 1 1 I I - 1 9 ni-.J All the Cowboys huddled in a comer and sang their own version of Western music on Go Western Day. Welcoming new students to Austin was a job enjoyed by all student council members at the homeroom coke party. This registration scene is repeated each semester in Austin High School. Y i The Round-Up Staff members constructed a snowman for the Beauty Dance which is the big event of the fall semester. Newly inducted members of the Senior National Honor Society bowed their heads and joined hands in the friendship lock while the choir sang, The Lord Bless You and Keep You. Gilbert Siqueiros, Rhoda Miller, and Walter Tally decorated King Neptune's treasure chest for Austin-In-Action. Grace Murphy pins a baby orchid on Coach Harris at the induction ceremony of the spring Student Council. :ull-ll, thot we were the first srudenis in Austin to watch the World Series on television? -when the pipes in the main hall broke? DO YOU REMEMBER... moving the fumiture out for the painters? -the mcmy hours spent cxfter school signing annuals? the thrill oi standing to cheer for Austin in our Pep Assemblies? -the solemn feeling you had when you pledged allegiance to the flag? DO YOU REMEMBER the fun of playing in the first snow? VIVIAN PAYE HANSEN And she went to rest in the arms of the angels To the memory of Vivian Faye Hansen, class of '56, we dedicate this page. Faye, friend and classmate, had an ever ready line of good-natured chatter to pass on to everyone. We all envied Faye for her love of life and the pure joy she got out of just plain living. ln all our hearts and minds there will always be the fond memory of our school days and friend- ship with Faye Hansen. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He maketh me lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters, He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with meg thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil, my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. 0 0' Dedication- lt is with a feeling of pride and appreciation that the l954 Round-Up Statt dedicates this book to Mrs. Lydia Stark, Austin High School Speech teacher. She has done outstanding Work for the Senior Plays in making them successes each year, We will never forget her and her patience shown toward each stu- dent. wif? 15 HENRY MASON Assistant Principal Mr. Mason, one of Austirfs hardest Workers, relaxes at home with his wife and sons, Bill and Frank. Mr. Appleby enjoys Q quiet evening at home with his wife and daughter, Suzanne, KEITH . APPLEBY Principal Bedtime for Suzanne , 'X J SCHOOL BOARD DR. MQRTIMER BROWN MR. M. L. HUTCHINS MRS. T. P. CLENDENIN MR. C. M. IRVIN MR. I. F. HULSE MR. E. D. MEDRANO MR. TED ANDRESS MR. CALVERT C. TUCKER MR. ALLEN R. GRAMBLING DR. MORTIMER BROWN Superintendent of El Paso Public Schools I-we-1 Row l Row 21 P. T. A. Board Mrs. W. E. Ward, Mrs. ,Iohn C. Sexton, Mrs. L. B. Oler, Mrs. P. W. Pogson, Ir., Mrs. Dan Ponder, Mrs. Trevor McNutt, Mrs. Iack Pon- der. Mrs. H. L. McPherson, Mrs. Ray Bohanon, Mrs. C. Francis Iordan, Mrs. Lydia Stark, Mrs. A. L. Dacey, Mrs. I. Irving Gourley, Mrs, S. W. Ward, Mrs. Carl Ivey, Mrs. I. Leighton Green, Mrs. I-l, D. McCune, Row lr Row 2: Row 3: Austin-in-Action Committee Mrs. H. L. McPherson, Chairman, Mrs. Gale Russell. Mrs. Iack Ponder, Mrs. I. Harold Kitchen, Mrs. R. D. Lowman, Mrs. I. Irving Gourley, Mrs. I. Leighton Green, Mrs. Carl Olsen, Mrs. Thomas I. Curry, Ir. Mrs. I-I. D. McCune, Mrs. Margaret Patter- son, Mrs. A. S. Adkins, Mrs. A. L. Dacey. Row l Row 2: Row 3: P. T. A. Board Ruth Stueclcler, Charlotte McKee, Miss Charlotte Crawford, Larry McCleary, Bran- son Thurston, Miss Mary Mitchell. Mrs. George DuSang, Mrs. Dillon Cole, Mrs. I. I-larold Kitchen, Mrs. Neill Walsh, Mrs. T, P. Clendenin, Mrs. Dorothy Arm- strong, Mrs. T. I. Curry, Ir. Mrs. I. R. Diaz, Mrs. Gale Russell, Mrs. R. D. Lowrnan, Mrs. E. P. Luderus, Mrs. Carl Olsen. Jqnunpusn. . LEONARD Q ALLEN Mechanical Drawing Mrs. MARGARET O. BRIGGS English i W E :,, . V Mrs. DORIS BUSALACCHI Social Studies W .WWYHM .ww '51, . F .. V, 2? Miss LENA COLE Social Studies Mrs. VIRGINIA ALLEN Science xxx ,.. , X is if if i Miss ESTI-IER K. C. Mrs. ROSINE Miss MABEL BROWN BROWN BURDEN BURSON Spanish Physical Library English l. V. ARCHER BICE BLACK BOYD English Mathemaiics English Science Mrs. EMMA G. BURTIS English Mrs CLARA BELLE Miss RUTH HARRY Mrs. LOTA B. E. BUTLER M. CADY CHAMBERLAIN CLARK COAN English Physical Science English Science Mrs. MARY IANE Mrs. FERN Miss DONA Mrs. BLANCHE Mrs. HELEN COUNCIL COUND COX CRAWFORD N. CRYE English Commercial English Mathematics Spanish we .. L5 'AA S , , ...it 3 ' A If if I 'I ja ff Mrs. RUTH BEAN Miss BLANCI-IE DAVIS DEAN Music English 'k. I nf ' A ' . ,,,A I' wt A. 4, .t 'WEE an V, .A ARTHUR Miss EMMA EAST EVANS Science Debate and Mathematics . ....,. I .. A II' A Miss IRENE Mrs. RUTH FOX FREIBERGER Spanish Commercial Mrs. AVA DENHAM Library Mrs. BARBARA FORREST Music and French FRANK GARY Mathematics School also provides us a place to study. if ...av X A CHARLES A. Mrs. LEILA GHOLZ GROTHE Music Mathematics I Wa ,ar 'Q t qu.. ,,N,,...'- 4 A L ,A I 4' ' Mrs. IULIA ANN Mrs. FANNIE Miss NANCY OWEN c. Mrs. isssirg GUTHRIE HAMITER HAMMONS HARROW HILL Commercial Mathematics Mathematics Physical Education Mqthe matics X Mrs. MARY GUILLIAMS Science IE E - gl' ,. , Mrs. LILLIAN HILL Study Hall 5 in 5 :.. ,. .. . wr Mrs. HORTENSE Mrs. WILLIE Miss MARY Mrs. BEULAH O. A. A Mrs. EDNA HUEY INGELS KEY KIMES LABBE LAPSLEY Mathematics Mathematics Homemaking English Science Mathematics 4: 'Eg Q. I E , .... fi I Miss LULU Miss SYLVIA Mrs. HILDA Miss CHARLAYNE Mrs. MAUDE Mrs. EMMIE LEE LERNER LIGHT LOBIT MADDOX MAHON Latin Speech English Physical English Social Studies Education Miss BEATRICE Miss MAXINE s. VERA Mrs, ELIZABETH ALTON Miss MARY MARKGRAFF MELVIN MICHAEL MIELE MITCHELL MITCHELL Science Homemaking Social Studies Library Mathematics Publications R Mrs. ELAINE H. K. Mrs, CLAIR Mrs. MARGARET Miss SALLIE Mrs, MAYME MORRELI.. MORTENSON MURPHY PATTERSON PHILLIPS PRESTON English Industrial AHS English English Social Studies Distributive Education M155 MUTELL '7 ' 'w. R. PHIDDY PUGH Commerclcxl Social Studies Mrs IONE Mlss ELSIE REED REEVES Commercxol Art 'rf -f-'-9, Mtss MILDRLD Mrs MARGARET RODDY ROSLYN Soc1c1IStud1es Soc1clStud1es 'P m Mrs. ELIZABETH REDIC Library M f:' 2 E fy . 115: I 1. :D Mrs. LILLIAN REID Mcrthemctrcs Q fi 'f 'UQ' fr I - ' A 1 Fff1i?igs,r B we ' E 62, HQ: .. I 1. Mrs KATHERINE ROSS Spcmrslx Am ahh ,T ,H -out QT? Mrs IRIS ROWE Commerclol Mcithemcxtics doesnt seem so hard when teachers are willing to give extra help. 53,4 I IAMES RUSSELL Physlccl Educctron 2 Mrs. MARY BELLE RUTHERFORD MGIh6mGI1CS FRED Mrs IESSIE Mlss CHRISTINE Mrs. MARIOFIIE Mtss SHIRLEE Mrs. ELIZABETH SALEM SAUNDERS SETTLE SHAVER SHAVER SMITH Physrccxl ' Enghsh Enghsh Socrcrl Studies Photography Homemdkirlq Educcxtton 54,- .fi ffff? Z- za MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS, ELAINE SPEARMAN LYDIA STARK RUBY TAPPER RITA WARD SARAH WATERS GEORGE WEBBER Craits Speech Commercial Science Physical Education Music f Mas. Miss Mas. ALICE WHITE EDDIE WILKERSON MILDRED WILLIAMS INEZ WOOD A. ZERETZKE I Social Studies Physical Education Homemcrlcing Mathematics Physical Education J . 1X+ Biology seems much plainer Modern Dance develops bal- through a microscope. ance and muscles as well as enjoyment. Success in geometry depends upon attention to problem ex- plcrnation. ' W E as 'fs sf L .I I . .ff Mrs. Miss Mr, LINA CHARLOTTE HERBERT COMES CRAWFORD HACKING Mr. Hocking never seems to Iire of checking credits for hopeIuI seniors. 47 Coach Mrs, Mr. CHARLES OLLIE P. A. T. Red HARRIS HENDERSON HEREFORD X K 2 af, .X Q 1 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. LILAH MARTHA LULA MARY CHARLOTTE EDNA HARDY PERDUE ROBERTS SMITH TRIPLETT WELLS Mr. WILLIAM I. CARR Austms llbrcxrxms are eager to help students locczte books and crrh cles. WWW k-,...,.,,, ,Www Mrs. Martha Perdue and her student as- sistant spend many hours tiling more than 2,000 student health reports. Students come to the Business Office throughout the year to buy tickets for the various school activ- ities. Miss Lena Cole is a well loved teacher of Civics and Modern Prob lems in Austin High School works diligently each period check ment of rare leisure in his ofli Physical Education plays an important part in the The A Choir makes its second appearance on schedule of every student televislon CUSTODIAL STAFF Ester Watkins, Frank Co rral, Gertrudo Vincent, Car- los Anchondo, Ioe Bezarano, Mr. W, I, Carr, Tony Mora- les, Iuan H, Alarcon, loe Or- porto. Not in picture Robert G, Anchondo. NLRS. HELEN HUNTER After working for twenty-two years in the Austin Cafeteria, Mrs. Helen Hunter will retire at the end of the semester She has a special fondness for Austin os her two daughters are graduates of this school. Mrs, Hunter is well- loved by the students, teachers, and cafeteria statt, CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: lose Galvan, Al- fredo Milendez, losetina Her- nandez, Maria Carillo, and Etna Bruce. Second Row: Paula Gar- cia, Ollie Henderson, Mabel Boon, Helen Hunter, Enrique- to Moreno, Mabel Perry, Al- yce Hopper, Maude Wood, Nancy lndermuehle, lessie Faulkner, Cora Schmeider, Mae Spearman, Lottie Poole, Myrtle Doty. ESX K 7 '1- .f - 1 , . W' , ff .... ' 1 -V ' :f'3ri z S ' -f W 2. gf' ff' 9 ,V -P , r , ., 2 -1525, if 'ii' 225112, ,iizf wiv ,- 28 rganiza tions Round-Up Pioneer Student Council R NANETTE TURNER IEANETTE GOURLY Business Manager Layout Manager BETTY IO CRYSLER IRENE SAUCEDO Copy Editor Picture Sales DANA SUE O'DEL.L MISS MARY MITCHELL Editor-in Chief Sponsor The Round-Up staii began making decorations early io: the Beauty Dance, which they sponsored. OUND UP STAFF ORLANDO GARZA IIMMY PONDER Advertising Manager Advertising Manager CARL MCGRAW GARY FOSTER Photographer Sports Ediior NANCY FORD MARGARET MORRISEY CAROL McKEE MARTHA CORNELIUS Feature Editor Organizations Editor Organizations Editor Faculty Edifnr ROSEMARY MacNAMARA NORMA NEVAREZ IOHNNY MYERS LOUELLA ROSEMOND Activities Editor Activities Editor R.O.T.C. Editor January Senior Editor i TITA MAHON ELEANOR DuSANG MARY PARKE TAYLOR YSELA PORRAS May Senior Editor Iunior Editor Sophoznof Editor Freshman Editor The hardest part of a yearbook is planning the layout before a single page is pasted. DON WARD TOM HOY Iunior High Editor Assistant Sports Editor rw v v v v The Pioneer staff works hard every week to put out a better paper than the last one PIONEER STAFF ts MARILYN GRANT VIRGINIA TYREE Advertising Manager Advertising Manager IANIS IENNE LOUELLA ROSEMOND Fail Editor-in-Chief Fail Managing Editor IAMES LEONARD IIMMY BRICKER Spring Editor-in-Chief Spring Managing Editor IOHN SCHERMERI-IORN Fall Business Manager DON OATMAN Pali Business Manager IOHN TAYLOR ROY ROGERS LILIA GONZALEZ NORMA NEVAREZ Spring Business Manager Spring Business Manager City Editor, Spring and Fail Fall Front Page Editor BRANSON TI-IURSTON GAYLE PICKETT BETTY OLER IIMMY CI-IATONEY Editorial Page Editorial Page Literary Page Activities Page Fall Spring Fail Spring IEAN I-IOLCOMB IANETTE SHOCKLEY MARGARET MORRISSEY PENNE WRIGHT Aotivities Page Literary Page Front Page Society Page Fail Spring Spring Spring DICK WELSH LUIS GALLARDO IOHN SHANKS CAROL MCKEE Sports Page Sports Page Columnist - Feature Writer Columnist Fall Spring Spring Fail t , 5. Q ,,.. itya ww If if ZW 4 M! kff i ' at -:-: an-zz ,gh . n ized: TWV V-2:23 -'-135' 2 Q. 35215 ' ff 5 it' trtt . Q ' . ,i I H' , ,..,,.,..,, ,.,, , ,,., , , 1 LAWRENCE BOBR HUGH WALKER MARTHA CORNELIUS DANA FOWLER Feature Writer Copy Reader - Feature Writer Exchange Editor Feature Writer Spring Spring Fall Spring ELMIRA LOPEZ IOE RIVERA LOUIS SOULE LARRY ORTTZ Columnist Sports Wrlter Sporls Writer Eeomre Wrrter Sprmg Spring Sprung Fell SHIRLEY FOWLER ROBERTO CTSNEROS MARY WAYNE TINKLEH MAGARET MUNOZ Eculurrz Wrltvr Sports Wrltor Erzrmlro Wrllfvr Eorrture Wrxter Eoll Ecll Sprxrlg Sprmg DOROTHY COBB IUDY BRECK BETTY WlLHlTE CARL MCGRAW Colummsl Colummsl-Eeulure Colummst Photographer Sprmg Sprmg Sprmg Ecll ond Sprmg 92.-. YOLANIDA LUCERO Rcportcr mr ,,,, El Paso lrlrrwll llost REPORTERS flfxmos Arlfxms lolmrxy Mama Myvrfs M .xry Vigil loyco Elliot Num Vfzn Hmm Bill Afliorrymr. Sylvm Woclcrc Rfrul Vxcjul Mmmy Bf:1.t1:s1rx Sfmflrr: R ccloirxvcr lcfzrl B,. kloy Tlfzrmrvy Gr 1'rf::r1 Blll Cmllrrr Gayle Pickett receives the Creative Writing key she won from the Quill and Scroll Society for her national prize- winning editorial. The spring and tall Pioneer staffs put all they had into publishing a paper every week. 1233 N 1 Ji Qt. 'I M... The Round-Up had a lot of outside help. The Round-Up Staff spem many extra hours before the Dana Sue O'Dell gives instructions for decorating the f th B D yearbook finally went to press. gym or e emily ance' 35 IUDY BRECK Fall Assistant Student Manager BRANSON TI-IURSTQN Fall Student Manager PHILIP DAVIS Spring Student Manager NANCY FCRD Spring Assistant Student Manager Bow Bow Row Bow Bow Bow Iimmy Bettle, lane Grubb, Barbara Brayman, Iohn Potter. Iudy Breck, Nina Scholes, Betty Oler, Kathy Roberts, Buth Stueckler, David Green, David Bour- land, Shirley Gore, Martha Cornelius, Branson Thurston. Linda Bailey, Barbara Creamer, Gail Goins, Mary Sanchez, Louella Bash, Charlotte McKee, Kay Barwise, Maureen Dennehy, Sharon Street, Gary Foster, Miss Crawford. Mr, Charles Harris, Patsy Iunker, Margaret Morrissey, Edith Philaja, Dorothy McClenahan, Mary Ruth Calhoun, Patsy Dohanos. Ioe Sterling, Carol McKee, Norma Nevarez, Noranne Allen, Boxie Cound, Nancy Bohanon, GIQ , Ysela Porras, Doneva Myers, Ann Harper, Charles Emmett. Nelson lry, Ierry Bhrens, Dillon Cole, Frank Milstead, Mike McGehee, Bobby Biber, Larry Mc- Cleary, lim Blackmon, limmy Atwood, Bobby Surratt, lim Brookins, Tom Hoy, lack Wynn, STUDENT COUNCIL N Fall 53-54 FALL STUDENT COUNCIL The Austin High School Student Council serves os the low making body. The Poll Council served the school by sponsoring dances, supporting athletic teoms, ond initiating the Honor Assembly. DAVID BOURLAND DAVID GREEN President-Council President-Panel SHIRLEY GORE KATHY ROBERTS RUTH STUECKLER NINA SCHOLES MARTHA CORNELIUS Secretory-Council Secretory-Panel Treasurer Porliclmentczrion Historian IACK WYNN BOB EIBER HM BLACKMON EDITH PHILAIA CHARLES EMMETT Fire Commissioner Commissioner-cxt,Lorge Commissioner-ot'Lc1rge Girls' AthIetic Commissioner Boys' Athletic Commissioner WH Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: lim Brookins, Barbara Brayman, Olga Arreola, Carol Lee Besnette, Ann Marie Kitchen, limmy Bet! tle, Ioe Rogers, Philip Davis, Grace Murphy, Nina Scholes, Nancy Ford, Bishop Bailey, Bobby Eiber. ludy Breck, Nancy Bohanon, Mary Busallacchi, Peggy Guess, lane Grubb, Gail Promme, Eleanor DuSang, Betty Magoon, Mary Sanchez, Ann Spinks, Ruth Stueckler. Nancy Cook, Mary Lynn Lunsford, Carol McPherson, Karen Olsen, Rosemary McNamara, Margaret Morrissey, Norma Hendricks, Margie Watkins, Ann Simpson. Marilyn lvey, Dorothy Diehl, Rhoda Miller, Nancy Hall, Carol Corbett, Ernestine Ruebush, Marilyn Smith, Dana Sue O'Dell, Paco Iordan, Iimmy Chatoney, Ed Hill, Roy Rogers, Sandra Rodehaver, Patsy Pernell, Ted Thatcher, Whitney Dominguez, Reggie Ponsford, Leaton Oliver. STUDENT COUNCIL Spring 1954 I I J MISS CI'IARI,OTTE CRAWFORD MR CHARLES HARRIS Sponsor Sponsor SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL IOH ROGIQRS IIMMY BETTLE GRACE MURPHY Ilrcsmvn' Cr: .:1':1 Presxdem-Pcr1PI Secrctzry-CGQHCL. ANN MARIE KITCHENS Ssffrfhtrxry-Przriel CAROLIQI1 RIQSNIQTTI. ELEANOR DJSANG W'IITNHY DOMINGUE7 'Ire-f:s:Jmr I-I:s1or1f'm Boys A1hIe1Ic MARY SANCHEZ Gxrls Athletlc Flre Commlssloner BISHOP BAILEY Commxssirmer Student Council members worked diligently preparing the exhibit for the SASC Convention. The Round-Up Staff, with the aid of volunteer workers, decorated the gym tor the annual Beauty Dance. The Spring Student Council members were inducted by a former Austin student and council member, Iimmy Gorman. Frank Milstead talked on council doings while the re- presentatives took nctes to present to their homerooms later. The irustrcited Pioneer Editor is caught unawares by the photographer. Irene Sctucedo's efficient tiles kept the Round'Up pictures in order. It takes cr lot of pictures and copy to put out cz good yearbook. Student Council members encouraged school spirit by selling pencils cmd by putting up signs. Another ot their moneymaking projects is the selling of ccmdy utter school. Bmgrap -1 x xr fy? wma? Ysmm Classes Senior Iunior Sophomore Freshman Iunior High Row THE GRADUATIING CLASS OF IANUARY 1954 Yvonne Lozano, Bill Crossland, Bill Murphy, Louella Rosemond, Shirley Fiedner, Mary Ann Hunter, Martha Cardenas, Betty Oler, Gladys Davis, Elsie Gunn, Carol Ylinen Brand, Martha Cornelius, lean Holcombe, Marshann Dautrich, Mary Vijil, Carol Fer- rara, Faye Cunningham, Norberto Navarro, Olga Armendariz, Louise Hirsh Duke, Mar- OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Officers and Sponsors worked hard and planned activities forthe class. Mr, B. E. Coon and Miss Chrise tine Settle, Sponsors, Beverly Baker, President, Car- olyn Gumper, Secretary, Dick Welsh, Vice-Presi- dent, Salvador Montalvo, Treasurer, Mary Ann Hun! ter, Parliamentarian and Louella Rosemond, Repor- ter led the class during their last semester. Row Row Row Row ianna Marusich, Iames Adams, Carol McKee, Lucy Sambrano, Emma Holguin, Margaret Fourzan, Norma Nevarez, Marion McCord, Geraldine Ewald, Elizabeth Morris, Carolyn Gumper, Beverly Baker, Ouita McCracken, Richard Graves, Laura Lopez, Doneva Myers, Ed Lujan. Yvonne Strand, Sonja Strand, Michael Lewis, Alan Phelps, Charles Carden, lack Her- rick, Salvador Montalvo, Roberto Cisneros, Shirleyan Fowler, Anne Linebaugh, Lynn Wilson, Sally Kimball, Vera Beth Williams, Gene Marusich, George Villalva. Charles Craigin, Albert Nickola, Larry Ortiz, Raymond Seay, Frank Milstc ad, Don Oat- man, lack Hedrick, Bill Mizener, Barbara Ford, Barbara Thompson, Edna Mae Buddle, loan Monroe, Anne Wilson, Edith Philaja, Bob Turner, Hilton Heredia, Pat Savage, Ed Mortensen, Branson Thurston, Iohn Shanks, Zane Walker, William Simpson, Dick Welsh, Iimmy Blackman, Bob Mann, Pete Holcombe, Brian Collier, Le Roy Gibson, Charles Berlon, Tommy Mulhern, lohn Schermerl-torn, Rich- ard Carr, Fidencio Navaretie. TOP NINE OF THE CLASS: Row l: Martha Cornelius, Betty Oler, lean Holcombe. Row 2: Sally Kimball, Yvonne Lozano, and Edith Philaia Row 3: Zane Walker, Frank Milstead, and Branson Thurston The High Seniors, reliving their child hood days, showed oft their suckers, stut- ied animals, and smiles on Kid Day. Mary Ann Hunter was chosen as best actress for her por- trayal ot Iudy in the Senior Play, uluriior Miss. The Senior Follies brought out the hid- den talents of many high seniors. The Back Room attracted the attention of all who attended. IAMES ADAMS A little nonsense now and then is relish- ed by the best of men. Pioneer Staff OLGA ARMENDARIZ Lauglhing cheerful- ness t rows sunlight on all the paths of life. Pan American Club '50-'52 Senior Play Varsity Tennis '53 Senior Y-Teens '50-'52 GAA '49-'53 BEVERLY BAKER Goodness is the only investment that never fails. Senior Class President National Honor Society Masque and Gavel Senior Play EDNA MAE BUDDLE Care sits lightly on her shoulders. Senior Play Band Varsity Tennis GAA Ir. Y-Teens MARTHA CARDENAS You say she's bash- ful, iust look a ain. Pan American aah Senior Play GAA Varsity Tennis Modern Dance BRIAN COLLIER Novelty always ap- sears handsome. anther Association B Team Basketball Officers Club Austin-in-Action '49 MARTHA CORNELIUS A lovely girl above all rank. GFAC President A Choir National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Student Council Publications Staffs CHARLES CAHDON Men of few words are the best men. Senior Band Senior Play Masque and Gavel Panther Association Public Address Club CHARLES BERLON The world knows nothing of its best BIOD- ROBERT CISNEROS Always to be count- ed on for a good job. A Club Baseball '51-'53 Pioneer 'Tiff- IIMMY BLACKMON His limbs were cast in manly mould for hardy sports or contest bold. Football Captain '53 A Club A Choir Track Team Ianuctry Seniors CHARLES CRAIGIN BILLY I. CROSSLAND MARY HELEN I must conless, that I Creeping ,like a CUESTHS think I'rn a genius. snail, unwillingly to The gentle mind by school. gentle deeds is known Panther Association GAA Nightshift Football Ir. Y-Teens Senior Play Austin-in-Action '52 y 4 FAYE CUNNINGHAM A smile in her eye. DE Club Ianuary Seniors MARSHANN GLADYS DAVIS IERRY EWALD SHIRLEY FEIDNER DHUTRICH My creed is this: The Shy but sweet. The best oi bless- Quiet in a pleasant time to be happy is ings, q cgntentgd way. here. mind, sf- PIUY Head Maiorette GAA Beauty Contest Y-Teens Ir. Y-Teens B Choir Senior Follies CAROL ANN FERRARA Many small make a great. Brush 'n Pallette National Art Honor Austin-in-Action '53 Student Assistant Senior Play Public Address LE ROY GIBSON Don't let studying ruin your education. Panther Association Sr. Play Austin-in-Action Officers Club CAROLYN GUMPER Beauty that doesn't make a woman vain, makes her very beau- tiful. Lady-in-Waiting to AIA Rosalilia Tri-Hi-Y National Honor Society Football Princess '51-'53 Senior Class Secretary ROTC Sponsor BARBARA FORD The way to be hap- py! is to help make ot ers so. ROTC Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y Officers Club Sr. Play Sr. Follies Student Assistant MARGARET FOURZAN SHIRLEYAN FOWLER She who resists Personalit , wit, and pleasure crowns her beauty combined to life- make a delightful girl ROTC Sponsor Austin-in-Action '52-'53 Beauty Contest '53 Officers Club GAA Pioneer Staff ELSIE GUNN IACK HEDRICK LOUISE HIRSH HUPPY lm If fl'0m what I want is to The principal busi- Cm'9,I m free? WhY Wflie SONGS without ness of life is to enioy arent they all con- words or music. it, tented like me? Panther Association sf- PIUY A Choir PE Leaders Rifle Team GAA Officers Club lr. Y-Teens Sr. Play B Football 'SU-'51 RICHARD CARR IACK HERRICK RICHARD GRAVES IEAN HOLCOMB PETE HOLCOMB Who saw him al- I don't want to earn I can resist anything None knew her but Human nature craves ways wished to know my living, I want to but temptation. to love her. novelty. him more. live. Panther Association A Choir Audio Visual Club Student Council '49-'51 Sr. Play Quill and Scroll Public Address Club Sr. Play ROTC Officer Pioneer Sta!! EMMA I-IOLGUIN MARY ANN HUNTER .Happy-go-lucky Her eyes as stars careless and free. of twilight fair, There is nothing that like twilight, too, bothers me. her dusky hair. Sr. Pla ROTC Sponsor A Choir Rosalilia Tri-Hi-Y Low 3 Commissioner Officer's Club SALLY KIMBALL Ready for work, ready for play, always happy, always QUY- National Honor Society Ir. Nat'l Honor Society A Capella Choir Pan American Club PE Leaders PE Leaders FHA MICHAEL LEWIS He was a scholar and a wise and good one. ROTC Officer Officers Club Austin Rifles Ianuary Seniors ANNE LINEBAUGH LAURA LOPEZ YVONNE LOZANO ED LUIAN She has a glad She excels with her Be a pattern for Good nature is the sweet smile for every- hand, her brain, and others and then all ift of God. one. her heart. will go well. Sr. Play FHA Pan American National Honor Society Pan American Rosalilia Tri-Hi-Y Sr. Y-Teens Rosalilia Tri-Hi-Y Sr. Play GAA Latin Club Senior Follies FHA FTA Ir. Historians Varsity Tennis PE Leaders Student Assistant Sr. Play Sr. Play ROBERT MANN He who has con- quered doubt and fear has conquered failure Football '51-'53 B Team Best Actor '53 Baseball '51-'52 Hi-Y Senior Follies GENEVIEVE MARUSICH There's none like her -no, none. Sr. Play GAA Ir. Y-Teens Sr. Follies Pioneer Staff Ianuary Seniors BILL MURPHY I have lived and loved. A Club Varsity Tennis Hi-Y Rifle Team Square Dance Sr. Play MARIAN NA MARUSICH My candle burns at both ends, it will not last the night. Student Assistant Library Assistant Sr. Play H. R. Representative GAA FRANK MILSTEAD And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. National Honor Society Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Student Council '51-'53 Hi-Y Science Club Latin Club IOAN MONROE She has a merry smile and she wears it every day. League ol Letters Tri-Hi-Y Annual Club Publications Stait DONEVA MYERS Once you know her, you never wish to ior- get. Football Princess '49 Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Freshman Favorite Student Council '49-'53 A Chair Football Queen '53 SALVADOR MON TALVO Men acquire a par- ticular quality by con- stantly acting in a par- ticular way. Varsity Football '51-'52 Varsity Baseball '51-'53 A Club Nighshiit Football ROTC Otiicer Hi-Y BILL MIZENER Life is just a merry- go-round: come let's get dizzy. ELIZABETH MORRIS A fair face is hal! a Iortune. Sr. Play Beauty Contest '52 Tri-I-Ii-Y Austin-in-Action Football Princess Pan American WILLIAM MORTENSEN TOMMY MULHERN Quiet in a pleasant A friend tg 311, way. ROTC MARION McCORD A winning way a pleasant smile. Rosalilia Tri-Hi-Y PE Leaders Sr. Play GAA Ir. Y-Teens OUITA MCCRACKEN A person who talks when you wish her to listen. GI-'AC A Choir Y-Teens GAA CAROL McKEE To know her is to ap- preciate her. Student Council League oi Letters lr. Historians Quill and Scroll Round Up Staff Pioneer Staff FIDENCIO NAVARETTE NORBERT NAVARRO Easy-going. lt's best not to let on Band iust how much you do know. NORMA NEVAREZ ALBERT NICKOLA DON OATMAN A woman's heart like lust breezes along. Honor lies in honest the moon is always Pioneer Staff toil. changing but there is Varsity Tennis Pioneer Staif always a man in it. DE Club Student Council Pioneer Staff Round-Up Staff Quill and Scroll Austin-in-Action Sr. Play BETTY OLER A friend indeed. National Honor Society Student Council '53 Pioneer Staif Quill and Scroll League of Letters Pan American Club H. LARRY ORTIZ Words may show a man's wit but actions his meanings. Band Pioneer Staff Pan American Club ALAN PHELPS The day is lost in which one has not laughed. Student Council '49 Officers Club EDITH PHILAIA An Inner Glow National Honor Society Girls' Athletic Commissioner Ianuary Seniors DE WAYNE REED Girls are his busi- ness. LOUELLA ROSEMOND I'm sitting on top of the world. National Honor Society Senior Class Officer Pioneer Staff Round Up Stafi Quill and'Scroll Sr. Play LUCY SAMBRANO PAT SAVAGE IOHN Happy-go-lucky. Easy to like. ScI?ERMERHo?N Pioneer Staii PA Club ,He IS CIW'-'SYS lust sr- Play himself. Round Up Staff Pioneer Staff Audio Visual y A RAYMOND SEAY The man who seeks one thing in life: and but one, may achieve it before life is done. Varsity Tennis I anuary Seniors IOHN SHANKS Everyone excels in something in which an- other fails. Pioneer Staff Quill and Scroll Hi-Y Morning Watch 0fficer's Club BARBARA THOMPSON Life is but a span and she'll enjoy every inch ol it. MARY S. VIGIL Gently comes the world to those who are cast in gentle mould. Maiorette '52 S3 Sr. Y-Teens Pioneer Staff Sr.Pl l G qv AA FTA GEORGE VILLAVA There is no other like him. Pan American WILLIAM D. SIMPSON Why talk? Others do enough of it. Panther Association Sr. Play l IM THOMPSON Good nature is the gilt of gods. SONIA STRAND So sweet and fair and on the square. Austin-in-Action Football Princess ROTC Sponsor Cheerleader Beauty Contest Student Council '51-'53 BRANSON THURSTON Can we ever have enough of good things? National Honor Society President NIHS Student Manager '53 Quill and Scroll A Club Pioneer Staff ZANE WALKER I have often regret' ted my speech: never my silence. National Honor Society Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Officers Club Ir. High President DICK WELSH Thought and deed are the passports to enduring fame. Golf '51-'53 Officers Club Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Pioneer Staff Quill and Scroll Vice-Pres. Sr. Class YVONNE STRAND Her heart was the throne of will. Austin-in-Action Football Princess ROTC Sponsor Cheerleader Ir. High Beauty Student Council '52-'53 ROBERT MARION TURNER A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. Varsity Band FTA Round Up Staff '53 National Honor Society VERA BETH WILLIAMS Unlading is this gar- den of kindness. ROTC Sponsor Pioneer Stafi Officers Club Library Club ANN WILSON LYNNE WILSON CAROL YLINEN A gay spirit maices he Little but mighty personal ty Everywhere in life the true question is no what we gain but what we do Sophomore Cheerleader luriior Cheerleader Senior Play Masque G Gavel Epvnfivw High Senior Princess Carolyn Gumper was escorted by Robert Saldivar at the Football Assembly, President Beverly Baker presided at the Ianuary Seniors' ioolish assembly. There was a touch of sadness in the serious assembly of the Ianuary Class. Adjusting each others caps before the senior picture is a job which every graduate looks forward to, vf Albert Schnmllclo has grcd1Ac'ef'l frzrn Anstxrx Hrgh Schocl without mtermdmq c day 111 school 4.1. gn..--M lfxfla Rye spoke to the Rfirlro-Speech Class on proper radio tfvthmqucs Soundmg all after rrssembly High Senior Prmcoss, Carol McPherson and her escort lee Rogers, are introduced at the Football Assembly md Pts' 4 rm se N1 b q co s some'l There ls cr lot to hr smfi about hemg Q High Semor V' MAY SENIORS Eva Acosta, Patricia Diane Aide, Edna Armendariz, Virgil Artle, Iimmy Atwood, Bishop Bailey, Ricky Baird, Clayton Baker, Clyde Baldwin, George Bales, Charlotte Lou Ballinger, Bob Banta, lrvin Barrington, Louella Bash, Phyllis Bauer, Carolee Besnette, lames Bettle, Lawrence Babb, Nancy Bohanon, David Bourland, ludy Breck, limmy Bricker, Cafl Bradley, Doris Bradford, Barbara Brayman, Carmela Briseno, Helen Bullard, Alberta Butler, Bill Cain, Fernando Caracena, losephine Car- rasco, Dolores Carreon, lohn Carson, Edward Cashman, Tom Cavin, Iimmy Chatoney, Rich d Chav Z, Shirley Chisholm, Iohn Christopher, La Verne Clifton, Dorothy Cobb, Richard Cobb, Dillon Cole, Bill Collier, d Conner, Roxie Cound, Margie Cuestas, Mary Helen Cuestas, George Curry, Richard Dahlke, Kent Danci er, Iames Davis, Philip Davis, Hal Dean, Wally Denman, Russell Deter, Irene Diaz, Rebecca Diaz, Diane Diebles, orot y iehl, Whitney Dominguez, Walter Eastman, Ann Edwards, Robert Allen Eiber, loyce Elliott, Richard Emery, Margaret English, Charles Eudaly, loe Ezzell, Richard Lawrence Eairall, Bettye Farrel, Betty Io Eleager, Evangelina Flores, Nancy Ford, Patricia Ford, Ioyce Francione, Charles Frederick, Gail Eromme, Mary Lou Fulton, Eddie Galyan, lrma Gandara, George Gaucin, Thomas Gilley, Gretchen Gnauck, Rosalinda Gonzales, Shirley Gore, Danny Graham, lavier Granados, Marilyn Grant, David Green, Iim Gr , Peggy Guess, Georgine Guevara, Carol Hagenloh, Claire Hall, Lynn Hamilton, Diane Hampton, , lohn Hardy, Carl Harmon, Anne Harper, Clay Harris, Berry Hawkins, Ardis Henderson, Ronnie Hensley, Edward Hill, ludy Hill, Virginia Hillis, Lillian Hirsch, David Holesapple, Arthur Hopper, Susan Horne, Barbara Homan, Ted Hover, Rosalia Howard, Frieda Howey, Peggy Hugill, Nelson lry, Marilyn Ivey, Elaine lackson, Sandra lameson, Donald Iarvis, Gerald Iohnson, Wayne lones, Charles lordan, Dolores Keeler, Henry King, Ann Marie Kitchen. ' May Senior Officers. David Green, Presidentg limmy Bettle, Vice-President, Ola Mae Walters, Secretary, lohn Potter, Treasurer MAY SENIORS Gayle Lambert, Bill Lancaster, Ernest Lassich, Norma Laughlin, Henry Launspach, Ioe LeDesma, Elaine Leggett, Ianell Le- mon, lames Leonard, Elmira Lopez, lulie Lozano, Mary Lynn Lunsiord, Gerry Lynch, Mary Mahon, Frazier Mahoney, Ray- mond Malooly, Richard Marshall, Armando Martinez, Hector Marusich, Shirley Maury, Linda McCasland, Dorothy Mc- Clenahan, Craig McElroy, Roy McGaughey, Carl McGraw, Vernon McKay, Harriet McMorries, Rosemary McNamara, Carol McPherson, lean Melton, Larry Mick, Frank Monsisvais, Margaret Morrissey, Sandra Morrison, less Morrow, Barbara lean Mullings, Margaret Munoz, Grace Murphy, Norma ean Nabham, Lazaro Navarette, Raul Navarro, William Neely, Edward Noah, Ioetta Northcutt, Barbara Oakes, Dana ue ' e , era William O'lCeete, Raymond Ortega, Vivian Parten, Nancy Paymen, Thomas Pederson, Annette Pedigo, loy Perkins, Wanda Perkins, Rachel Pineda, Hugh Pittman, Ysela Porras, Iohn W. Potter, Hellen Pruitt, Sue Puzzi, Ernestina Ramirez, lune Rediker, Nona Ricketson, loe Rivera, lames Roberts, Kathy Roberts, loe Rogers, Roy Rogers, Dolores Rosales, Louis Rosenfield, Carolyn Rosser, Katherine Rosscoptt, Conception Rubio, Rochelle E. Russell, Roberto Saldivar, Camilla Sanchez, z, Carole Sannes, lrene Saucedo, Albert Schaeutele. NinCi'Scholes, Lorraine Schuller, Betty Schulte, Lowell Scott, Fred Seymour, Richard Seaney, Trinidad Serna, Richard Sharp, Diane Shepard, Lynn Slater, Burrel Smith, Howellyn Smith, Io Katherine Smith, Ioyce Smith, Wayne Smith, Lius Soule, loel Spitzer, Michael Stauning, loe Sterling, lrene Stoltz, lane Stuard, Ruth Stueckler, Robert Surratt,George Taboada, lohn Taylor, Theodore Thatcher, Ann Thompson, lohn Paul Thomas, Yvonne Thompson, Nanette Turner, Virginia Tyree, Raul Vigil, Ola Mae Walters, luanita Wester, Patricia Guyton Whitaker, Dorothy White, Walter Willis, Betty lo Wilson, Geraldine Winter, Iudith Ann Woody, Sherry Worrell, Penne Wright, Victor Young, Betty Zellner May Senior Sponsors' Mrs, Alice White, Coach lohn Birkhead, Mrs, Marian Sykes EVA ACOSTA Gratitude is the sign of noble souls. Pan American G.A.A. Student Assistant BISHOP BAILEY Every production of gen- ius must be the produc- tion of enthusiasm. Sr. National Honor Society Varsity Football A Club Student Council Senior Play B Basketball GEORGE BALES Quiet and good-looking, known by a l, iolly good fellow, strong and tall. Basketball Senior Play A Choir PAT AIDE Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn some honors. G.A.A. Library Assistant P.E. Leaders Student Assistant RICKY BAIRD At first he seems so very shy: but when you know him, my oh myl Panther Association S.S.S. Officers Club Austin-ln-Action Senior Class Officer CHARLOTTE LOU BALLINGER The only thing we have to fear is fear itsell. Toastmasters P.E. Leaders G.A.A. Senior Play EDNA ARMENDARIZ She does easily what others find difficult. Pan American Student Assistant G.A.A. CLAYTON BAKER A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Senior Play Varsity Baseball Track B Basketball Hi-Y P.E. Leader ROBERT BANTA Live and let live. Science Club F.T.A. Ofticer's Club VIRGIL ARTLE What's all our knowl- edge worth? We don't even know what the weather will be tomor- row. Audio-Visual Officers Club Austin Rifles Varsity Tennis N.R.A. CLYDE BALDWIN Everything has been said. Varsity Football A Choir IRVIN BARRINGTON He gave to :ll the b st he had an thefb s c e back to h' porane peakin IAMES ATWOOD The truest wisdom, in general, is a resolute determination. D.E. Club President Student Council Ir. National Honor Society MAY SENIORS OUELLA BASH would rather sing grand opera than listen to it. A Choir Sr. National Honor Society R.O.T.C. Sponsor Student Council Tri-I-Ii-Y Austin-In-Action '54 PHYLLIS BAUER No limits but the sky. Pan American R.O.T.C. Sponsor Sr. National Honor Societ Varsity Tennis lunior Y-Teens Student Assistant MAY SENIORS Y IUDY BRECK She's plumb iull of iokes, and iolly all round, when she's tell- ing one . nobody can trown. R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor Masque 6. Gavel Kalevala Sr. National Honor Societ Debate Tri-Hi-Y Y CAROLE BESNETTE There's nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love ot lriends. Sr. National Honor Society Student Council I-'.'l'.A. P.E. Leaders F.H.A. Science Club IIMMY BETTLE A boy, he seems, of c h e e r i ul yesterdays and confident tomor- rows. Varsity Cheerleader Masque G Gavel Varsity Tennis Panther Association Student Council Senior Class Officer DAVID BOURLAND I'm not in the roll of common men. Varsity Football Student Council A Club Varsity Baseball Ir. National Honor Society IIMMY BRICKER Do as you would be done by is the surest method oi pleasing. D.E. Club ' Quill 6 Scroll Brush 6 Pallete Nat'l Art Honor Society Pioneer Staif Austin-ln-Action CARLENE BRADFORD As happy as a whistle. G.A.A. Library Assistant Senior Y-Teens Student Assistant CARMELA BRISENO Short but sweet. G.A.A. F.H.A. Senior Y-Teens Library Assistant LAWRENCE BOBB Be not the slave of words. D.E. Club Pioneer Staff Round-Up Staff Quill 6 Scroll Senior Play CARL BRADLEY Every man has his strength: honesty is his. Panther Association A Club Varsity Basketball Mgr. B Basketball Hi-Y IOE BUCKLAND Haste trips up his own heels. NANCY BOHANON What shall I do with all the days and hours that must be counted belore I leave this place? G.F.A.C. R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor Student Council Football Court Masque 6 Gavel Austin-ln-Action BARBARA BRAYMAN Mischievous and full of pranks, in Austin's pop- ular ones. she takes her rank. Varsity Cheerleader Austin-In-Action A Choir Senior Play Beauty Contest Military Court HELEN BULLARD They are rich who have true iriends. G.A.A. P.E. Leaders l F l 'so ALBERTA BUTLER For they can conquer who believe they can. lr. Nat'l Honor Society Sr. Nat'l Honor Society G.F.A.C. F.H.A. FERNANDO CARACENA No one knows what he can do until he tries. Science Club P.A. Club Audio-Visual EDWARD CASHMAN Unless we hasten we shall be lelt behind. Varsity Track B Track B Football B Basketball Hi-Y Senior Play TOM CAVIN Let us then be up and doing. Varsity Tennis IOSEPHINE CARRASCO The basis of her virtues are sincerity and truth. Oificer's Club Beauty Contest Maiorette Representative to the Bowie Fiesta R.O.T.C. Sponsor Pan American IIMMY CHATONEY The knowledge of words is the gate of scholarship. Ir. Historians Pioneer Statf Quill 6 Scroll Student Council Austin-In-Action '53 DELORES CARREON Them that asks no questions isn't told a lie. Library Assistant Pan American G.A.A. IOHN CHRISTOPHER A careless song. with a little nonsense in it now and then. does not misbecome a mon- arch. Panther Association Senior Play Austin-In-Action '54 R.O.T.C. Oiticer IOHN CARSON He was a scholar. and a ripe and good one. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Ir. Nat'l Honor Society R.O.T.C. Officer Austin-In-Action '54 Pan American MAY SENIORS LAVERNE CLIFTON DOROTHY COBB RICHARD COBB Better be happy than The moming-star ol We grant, although he wise. memory. had much wit, he was Latin Club Ir. Nat'l Honor Society very shy of using it. Pan American Panther Association Pioneer Staff Sr. Track F.H.A. Austin-In-Action A Choir Student Assistant Sr. Class Otlicer Night Shiit Football Night Shilt Basketball DILLON COLE Tennis star, lriend to all, Dillon is to his chums a genuine pal. Varsity Tennis Toastmasters Band Student Council BILL COLLIER It is better to walk and rest than to run and be oppressed. D.E. Club Pioneer Stall EDWARD CONNER ROXIE COUND MARGIE CUESTAS My idea of an agree- When she is around Be not simply good. be able person is one ioy will abound. good for something. who agrees with me. Tri-Hi-Y lunior Y-Teens Senior Play Student Council G.A.A. A Choir I-'.H.A. RangeFinder's Club MAY SENIORS Student Assistant Square Dance Club Senior Y-Teens KENT DANCIIGER No legacy is so rich as honesty. Band R.O.T.C. Band Golf Team Nat'l Rifle Association Senior Play RUSSELL DETER Brilliant and sociable what more can one be, A wonderful future for this boy we see. Varsity Football Sr. Nat'l Honor Society A Club Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Austin-In-Action Hi-Y IRENE DIAZ Simple in neatness. G.A.A. Senior Play Student Assistant Senior Play IAMES DAVIS He likes to like people therefore people like him. Band Nat'l Rifle Association R.O.T.C. Band Senior Play REBECCA DIAZ Quietness and confidence shall be her strength. G.A.A. Senior Play GEORGE CURRY Good words are worth much and cost little. S.S.S. Masque 6. Gavel Kalevala Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Austin-In-Action '54 PHILIP DAVIS A cheerful lad. we know his worth. he cheers us with his jol- ly mirth. S.S.S. Panther Association Student Manager Officers Club Lt. Col. Alternate Cheerleader Student Council RICHARD DAHLKE Life lies not in the lik- ing, but in the living. Fencing Club Library Assistant R.O.'l'.C. Officer F.T.A. PATRICIA DEAN Take care of the min- utes and the hours will take care of themselves. DIANE DIEBELS The best things in life are free. Senior Play Public Address F.'l'.A. P.E. Leaders Iunior Y-Teens DOROTHY DIEHL l try all things: I achieve what I can. , Sr. Nat'l Honor Society G.F.A.C. Student Council Austin-In-Action Toastmasters Tri-Hi-Y WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all Contented like me. Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Class Favorite '52 Most Popular Boy Most Athletic Boy RICHARD EMERY Richard is quiet. but he'll never stop, until he has worked his way to the top. WALTER EASTMAN All my hope for all my help is myself. Nat'l Rifle Association Public Address Club Audio-Visual Hi-Y Band Officer's Club MARGARET ENGLISH A person's own char- acter is the arbiter oi his fortune. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society A Choir G.F.A.C. Pan American Band ANN EDWARDS Her heart is in her heels. Senior Band F.T.A. Iunior Y-Teens CHARLES EUDALY There is history in all men's lives. Fencing Club Library Assistant LARRY FAIRALL BETTYE FARRELL BETTY lO FLEAGER Great persons are able With a heart free from They who forgive most, to do great kindness. care. shall be iorgiven most. Band Varsity Tennis G.A.A. A Choir Tri-Hi-Y Student Council S,S,S, F,H,A Modern Dance Club Otiicer's Club Modern Dance Club F.H.A. G.A.A. Senior Play IOYCE ELLIOTT Love sought is good, but love unsought is better. lOE EZELL Reputation is a bubble which man bursts when he tries to blow it for himself. Audio-Visual Public Address F.T.A. Science Club Varsity Baseball Team ROBERT EIBER Wonderful athlete and dignified, a friend he is, true and tried. Varsity Football Varsity Track Sr. Nat'l Honor Society A Club Boys Athletic Commissioner Commissioner-At-Large MAY SENIORS EVANGELINE FLORES She studies and plays in her own winning way. NANCY FORD From her shall one read the perfect ways of hon- or. Asst. Student Manager Sr. Nat'l Honor Society R.O.T.C. Sponsor Class Favorite 1952 Round-Up Staff Quill G Scroll PAT FORD Virtue is its own reward. D.E. Austin-In-Action MAY SENIORS LILIA GONZALEZ Take opportunity by the torelock. Pioneer Staff Austin-In-Action IOYCE FRANCIONE Gracious sweetness. Tennis Y-Teens D.E. Club IRMA GANDARA Fair play is a iewel. CHARLES FREDERICK A shy. happy boy who's also sincere. you've got a good friend when he is near. GEORGE GAUCIN George is outstanding Pan-American as an athlete. to watch G.A.A. Varsity Tennis Student Assistant ROSALINDA GONZALEZ There is no severity like gentleness. Pan American G.A.A. him play is a treat. Ir. High Basketball lr. High Track Nightshitt Basketball Nightshilt Track Varsity Basketball SHIRLEY GORE Popular with both boys and girls. every moment she surely enjoys. All Austin Girl Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Cheerleader A Choir Austin-ln-Action Football Court GAIL FROMME It is better to know some- thing a b o ut everything than all about one thing. A Choir Sr. Y-Teens Brush G Pallette Nat'l Art Honor Society Student Council THOMAS GILLEY There is no new thing under the sun. R.O.T.C. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Science Club Fencing Club Library Assistant DANNY GRAHAM Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should always save some for tomor- row. D.E. Club Pioneer Stall MARY LOU FULTON Laughter is the spice of lite. Band Sr. Y-Teens G.A.A. Student Assistant GRETCHEN GNAUCK I'm a believer in punc- tuality though it makes me very lonely. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society F.T.A. Kalevala Toastmasters Austin-In-Action Extemporaneous Speech IAVIE GRANADOS Let every man's hope be in himself. Fencing Club N.R.A. Drill Platoon 64 MARILYN GRANT Service beyond all re- compense. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Pioneer Staff F.H.A. General Education Student Assistant Band GEORGINA GUEVARA Nothing is difficult to a willing mind. Modern Dance Club Senior Y-Teens Senior Play Beauty Contest Student Assistant CLAIR HALL He said little-but for a purpose. Band DAVID GREEN As an all around per- son, he has won his fame. An excellent stu- dent, a credit to Aus- tin's name. Varsity Football Sr. Nat'l Honor Society President High Senior Class President A Club Student Council Masque G Gavel PEGGY GUESS The greater the diffi- culty, the greater the alorv. Seniors Y-Teens F.H.A. President of Pan American Club Sr. National Honor Student Council G.A.A. LYNN HAMILTON lf you keep your mouth shut. you'll never put your foot in it. Band Sweetheart El Paso Symphony Orch. El Paso Youth Symphony Senior Band IOYCE GRIMAUD IIM GROSS No one when asleep is Whatever you do. do good for anything. Hgh all your might. PAT GUYTON CAROL HAGENLOH Let us dance and sing A sight to delight in. and be happy in every- Sr. Nat'l Honor Society thing. lr. Nat'l Honor Society A Choir F.H.A. F.T.A. IANE GRUBB ln her single person she managed to produce the effect of a maiority. Cheerleader Lady-In-Waiting to Austin-ln-Action Modern Dance Club Tri-Hi-Y F.H.A. R.O.'l'.C. Queen MAY SENIORS DIANE HAMPTON ALEX HANSON One of the very best Everything's going my of all earthly posses- way. Belmont, North sions is self-possession. Carolina. G.A.A. Baseball P.E. Leaders Basketball Tri-Hi-Y Rffle Team IOHN HARDY Easy come. easy go. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Varsity Tennis Band l t.O.'l'.C. Band Audio-Visual Boy's N.R.A. CARL ,HARMON A. good soldier talks ol success. not ot failure. R.O.T.C. Otiicer B 'Ieam Football Senior Play Austin Rifles MAY SENIORS ANNE HARPER The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society R.O.T.C. Sponsor Student Council Debate P.A. Club-President Square Dance Club RONNIE HENSLEY A natural leader, strong and tall, well known and liked by one and all. S.S.S. Oiiicer's Club Ir Nat'l Honor Society Sr. Nat'l Honor Society F.T.A. Science Club LILLIAN HIRSH BARBARA HOMAN A witty woman is a Hope is the parent of treasure. a witty beau- iaith. ty is a power. R.O.T.C. Sponsor Olticer's Club Tri-Hi-Y Modern Dance Club Senior Play Senior Y-Teens IACKIE HARVEY A grain ol gaiety seasons everything. A Choir ED HILL I am not one oi those who do not believe in love at first sight. but I believe in taking a second look. S.S.S. F.T.A. Austin-In-Action Library Assistant Student Council Kalevala ARTHUR HOPPER Things are always at best in th-eir begin- ning. R.O.T.C. Officer Austin Rilles BERRY HAWKINS As upright as the cedar. F.'l'.A. Band IUDY HILL An honorable reputation is a sacred patrimony. Brush n Pallette National Art Honor Society-President ARDIS HENDERSON Either I will find a way or I will make one. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society F.'l'.A. VIRGINIA HILLIS The lowly heart doth win the love of all. Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. Modern Dance Club SUSAN HORNE Her face is like the milky way in the sky -a meeting ot gentle lights. Masque G Gavel Austin-In-Action Beauty Contest Toastmasters R.O.T.C. Sponsor Nat'l Art Honor Society TED HOVER I am a citizen oi the world. Audio-Visual Senior Play r...-..- ROSALEA HOWARD Put your creed into your deed. Student Assistant ELAINE IACKSON Sunshine and rain at once: her smiles and tears. 'I'oastmasters Public Address League of Letters F.H.A. Square Dance Debate FRIEDA HOWEY I rieda's motto reads like this. Slow but sure. and I'll never miss. Maiorette Tri-Hi-Y F.I'I.A. Austin-In-Action Square Dance Club G.A.A. ,SANDHA IAMESON alk not of wasted af? fection: affection never was wasted. Student Council G.F.A.C. Nat'l Art Honor Society Brush 'n' Pallette A Choir G.A.A. GERALD M e n men WAYNE IONES This curly headed fel- low is known by all, as he calmly walks throughout the halls. Varsity Basketball Senior Play Varsity Track PEGGY HUGILL Humble hearts have humble desires. Senior Y-Teens Varsity Tennis Senior Play G.A.A. P.H.A. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society NELSON IRY Not the least of life's rules. is to let things alone. Fencing Club Science Club Kalevala Officer's Club DONALD IARVIS Nothing will come of nothing. W CHARLES IORDAN Paco always takes a definite stand. and can be depended upon to defend himself as a man. Toastmasters Hi-Y A Club Varsity Tennis Student Council H.O.'I'.C. Officer IANIS IENNE California is a fine place to live in if you happen to be an or- ange. Editor of Pioneer Student Council Quill G Scroll Sr. Nat'l Honor Society MARILYN IVEY She's known as Mar to everyone. this blond girl who's full of fun. F.H.A. Tri-I-Ii-Y Masque 6 Gavel Austin-In-Action Kalevala MAY SENIORS DOLORES KEELER A noble deed is a step toward God. G.A.A. F.T.A. HENRY KING To force myself to earn more money. I deter mined to spend more. Panther Association Audio-Visual R.O.'l'.C. Officer l Tiwm' 1 ANN MARIE KITCHEN A girl ol fine character. a musician worthwhile, Kitch does all her tasks in a capable style. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Masque G Gavel Military Court A Choir Student Council Tri-Hi-Y MAY SENIORS GAYLE LAMBERT The persuasion of the fortunate sways the doubtful. R.O.l'.C. Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y Oiiicer's Club F.H.A. Modern Dance Club IOE LeDESMA If you long lor pleas- ure. you must labor hard to get it. Band R.O.'l'.C. Band Senior Play N.R.A. ELMIRA LOPEZ The easiest way to dignity is humility. Pan American Maiorette Pioneer Staii Senior Play F.I'I.A. Senior Y-Teens IULIE LOZANO Common sense is not so common. Senior Play Pan American D.E. Club Senior Y-Teens Student Assistant ERNEST LASSICH Dignilied student, and studious. ot his abili- ties we are envious. Spanish National Honor Society NORMA LAUGHLIN White as any lily flower. Varsity Tennis F.H.A. Tri-Hi-Y Senior Y-Teens D.E. Club Austin-In-Action HENRY LAUNSPACI-I In scholarship Henry ranks high, tor success and honor he'll always try. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Science Club Fencing Club Library Assistants Ir. Nat'l Honor Society ELAINE CAROL IANELL LEMON LEGGETT When a thing is done, The race is won by running. Student Assistant MARY LYNN LUNSFORD Piety is the foundation of all the virtues. Student Council Austin-In-Action Kalevala Masque G Gavel A Choir Toastmasters make the best of it. Library Assistant F.H.A. B Choir GERRY LYNCH Gerry is quite small, but that doesn't hind- der her at all. I-'.H.A. Tri-Hi-Y IAMES LEONARD He will maintain his argument as well as any military man. S.S.S. Kalevala Quill G Scroll Editor oi Pioneer Sr. Nat'l Honor Society LINDA MCCASLAND The way to be happy is to make others so. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society DOROTHY MCCLENAHAN How poor are they that have no patience. Student Council R.O.'l .C. Sponsor Austin-In-Action Beauty Contest P.E. Leaders Public Address ROY MCGAUGHEY We all like Roy's ready smile, and also admire his classy style. Panther Association Austin-In-Action R.O.T.C. Otticer Senior Play Officer's Club ROSEMARY McNAMARA She that was ever lair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Student Council Round-Up Staff Tri-Hi-Y G.F.A.C. Mbdern Dance Club Quinn 6 Scroll ROGER McNEW Education makes the man. Oilicer's Club Panther Association CARL McGRAW A man becomes learned by asking uestions. Round-Up Staff Pioneer Staif Public Address Club Audio-Visual Oiiicer's Club S.S.S. CAROL MCPHERSON She's beautiful and therelore to be wooed, She is a woman, there- iore to be won. VERNON McKAY HARRIET MCMORRIES A man can do no more Kindness breaks no than he can. bones. Panther Association 'A Choir R.O.'l'.C. Officer TITA MAI-ION The silence oi pure in- nocence oiten persuades when speaking fails. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Audio-Visual Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Spanish National Honor Austin Rifles Football Court Society Austin-ln-Action Quill G Scroll Beauty Contest Student Council H.O.'l'.C. Sponsor Varsity Tennis Round-Up Stall Pan American MAY SENIORS FRAZIER MAHONEY His words were long enough to run in se- rials. A Choir RAYMOND MALOOLY The gods also have a love ot iesting. D.E. Club Audio-Visual RICHARD MARSHALL ARMANDO MARTINEZ HEQTOR DMARUSICH I like work, it fasci- Without danger, the A friend indeed. nates me: I can sit and game grows cold. D-E- Club look ot it for hours. Varsity Football Varsity Baseball A.Club Square Dance Club Student Council Lt. Col. in R.O.T.C. R.0.T.C. SHIRLEY MAURY Truth hath a quiet breast. F.I'I.A. MAY SENIORS IEAN MELTON The music that can deep- est reach, and cure all ill. is cordial speech. Football Court Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Ir. Nat'1 Honor Society Masque 6 Gavel Toastmasters Regional Declamation FRANK MONSISVAIS Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks. shall win my love. A Choir Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Pan American MARGARET MORRISEY I am persuaded every time a girl smiles. but much more when she laughs, it adds some- thing to her fragment ot life. Student Council Quill G Scroll G.I-'.A.C. Iunior Historians Pioneer Stat! Round-Up Stait SANDRA MORRISON She is wise that is honest. lunior Historians lunior Y-Teens Orchestra Band IESS MORROW BARBARA MULLINGS MARGARET MUNOZ In my own house I am Sensible people find When there's a iob to king. nothing useless. be don e . do it g o o d D.E. Club Student Assistant naturedly. 5012501 Plf!Y Pioneer Staff A Choir Senior Play Debate G.A.A. NORMA NABHAN All things are won industry. RangeFinder's Club Student Assistant Senior Play Iunior Y-Teens LAZARO NAVARRETTE Life is what you make it. RAQL NAVARRO A nice, unparticular man. B Basketball Varsity Basketball GRACE MURPHY As full of spirit as the month oi May. Beauty Contest Student Council R.O.T.C. Sponsor Masque 6 Gavel Tri-Hi-Y Toastmasters WILLIAM NEELY ED NOAH Nothing ventured,noth- l0llY. cheerful Ed. al mg gained. ways full oi fun. Can Panther Association take a ioke as well as Audio-Visual give one. Senior Play A Club IOETTA NORTHCUTT She brings sunshine to the lives oi others. Tri-Hi-Y A Choir P.E. Leader BARBARA OAKES Despise riches it you would have a happy mind. A Choir P.E. Leaders Toastmasters Ir. Nat'l Honor Society DANA SUE O'DELL Well liked, a iine com- panion, willing helper, and able: Dana is mark- ed on success's highest table. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Editor of Round-Up R.O.T.C. Sponsor Student Council Quill G Scroll Austin-In-Action IERRY O'KEEFE He is a part of all whom he has met. B Football Varsity Football Iunior Track Senior Track A Club Hi-Y VIVIAN PAHTEN Patience is the best remedy for trouble. NANCY PAYMAN There's no time like the present. B Choir G.A.A. TOM PEDERSON Those who really seek for knowledge always get it. R.O.T.C. Officer Nat'l Rifle Association Hitle Team ANNETTE PEDIGO So sweet the blush ol bashfulness. Iunior Y-Teens D.E. Club RAYMOND ORTEGA A man of business, MAY SENIORS I IOY PERKINS WANDA PERKINS PATSY RERNELL Her eyes are homes oi A simple taste and a Success is the reward silent prayer. mind content. of toil. Library Assistant D.E. Club P-E- Leaders Student Council A Choir RACHEL PINEDA To know her is to appreciate her. Freshman Choir Sophomore Choir D.E. Sweetheart HUGH PITTMAN Crawling like a snail unwillingly to school. ANGELICA DE LA PLAZA A much traveled lady. MAY SENIORS YSELA POHRAS The difficult she does immediately. The im- possible takes a little longer. Student Council Austin-In-Action Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Pan American Club Hound-Up Staff Iunior Commissioner ERNESTINA RAMIREZ Quiet in a pleasant way. Pan American Club Student Assistant IOHN POTTER The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power. Panther Association A Choir R.O.T.C. Officer Student Council Varsity Cheerleader Senior Class Ofiicer IUNE REDIKER Hitch your wagon to A-Star. F.H.A. Officer's Club Tri-Hi-Y R.O.T.C. Sponsor KATHERINE ROBERTS Man has his will, but woman has har way. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society R.O.T.C. Sponsor Student Council Quill G Scroll Austin-In-Action Kalevala IOE ROGERS A better friend cannot be found. He's T a c o loo to everyone a- round. Varsity Football Student Council Pres. Masque 6 Gavel A Club Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Freshman Favorite ROY ROGERS His voice is as the sound of many waters. D.E. Club Audio-Visual Club Student Council Pioneer Staff HELLEN PRUITT SUE PUZZI Her arts are many. Laugh every time you I-'.H.A. feel tickled, and laugh F.'I'.A. once in awhile anyhow. P.E. Leaders Tri-Hi-Y Square Dance Club I-'.H.A. Senior Play NONA RICKETSON Her voice was ever soft. gentle, and low. P.E. Leader Student Assistant G.A.A. LOUIS ROSENFIELD I like criticism but it must be my way. Iunior Varsity Tennis Varsity Tennis A Club IOE RIVERA My heart is like a sinq- inq bird. Pioneer Staff CAROLYN ROSSER Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Kalevala F.H.A. P.E. Leaders Senior Band Student Assistant KATHY ROSSKOPF There was a laughinq devil in her smile. CONNIE RUBIO But to see her was to love her. G.A.A. Pan American F.T.A. SANCHEZ good, they ay. to and Club Tennis IOANNE SANNES Here we have gentle- ness which cannot be explained. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society P.E. Leaders G.A.A. Senior Y-Teens Toastmasters Senior Plav ROCHELLE RUSSELL Confidence is the com- panion of success. F.T.A. R.O.T.C. Sponsor A Choir Beauty Contest Austin-ln-Action Tri-Hi-Y IRENE SAUCEDO A friend that can always be counted on. Student Council Round-Up Staff Student Assistant Pan American G.A.A. Rangetinders ROBERT SALDIVAR Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Varsity Bootball Varsity Track A Club B Track Austin-In-Action ALBERT SCHAEUFELE He has a face like u benediction. NINA SCHOLES Have you heard about the singer who thought he was a little horse? Maiorette Girls' State Student Council R.O.T.C. Sponsor Austin-In-Action Tri-Hi-Y LORRAINE SCHULLER She is pretty to walk BETTY SCHULTE Persistence is the road with. and witt to talk to success. Y with, and pleasant, too. to think on. Band P.E. Leader Melo-Dairs D.E. Club LOWELL SCOTT Every task is easy for a resolute man. R.O.T.C. Officer Varsity Tennis Varsity Baseball Senior Play Austin Rifles CAMILLA SANCHEZ The sufficiency of my merit is to know that my merit is not suffici- ent. MAY SENIORS RICHARD SEANEY Dick likes to be seen and not heard. by him the world may later be stirred. Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Track A Club Hi-Y Senior Play 1' .aft W, TRINIDAD SERNA Never too busy to help a triend. Y-Teens G.A.A. MAY SENIORS FRED SEYMOUR Danger gleams like sun- shine in a brave man's eyes. LYNN SLATER V Band S.S.S. N.R.A. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Audio-Visual R.O.T.C. Band IOYCE SMITH WAYNE SMITH A cool. level headed, Some do and some deliberate. sort oi per- don't. son. D.E. Panther Association DICK SHARP Reading is thinking with someone else's head, in- stead ot one's own. A Choir BURRELI. SMITH His greatest assets are a winning smile and a convincing line. Panther Association Library Assistant Hi-Y Ir. Nat'l Honor Society DIANE SHEPARD We are growing se- rious. and, let me tell you. that's the very ext step to being dull. F.H.i. Tri-Hi-Y Junior Historians Beauty Contest HOWELLYN SMITH IO KATHRYN SMITH A brain is known by its iruits. Varsity Tennis Band Ir. Nat'l Honor Society GLENDA SHEPHERD Keep your face toward Life is but a span and the light and the shad- she will enioy very ows fall behind you. inch of it. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society I-'.H.A. F.T.A. Square Dance P.E. Leaders Senior Play LOUIS SOULE Iam a friend of the workingman and I would rather be his friend than be one. Pioneer Staii Pan American Nightshiit Basketball IOEL SPITZER MIKE STAUNING One eye tor business: Here is a restless gen one eye for lun. leman, and an indiffer Science Club ent scholar. Iunior Historians Senior Play Senior Play Senior Band N.H.A. IOE STERLING A great admirer oi art. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Student Council Audio-Visual Rangelinders Round-Up Stall Pioneer Stall IOHN TAYLOR A strong man with an eye for business. D.E. Club Pioneer Staii YVONNE THOMPSON That day is lost on which one has not laughed. Tri-Hi-Y Pan American Spanish National Honor Society R..O.T.C. Sponsor Senior Play Student Assistant IRENE STOLTZ Good company in a iourney makes the way to seem the shorter. Senior Y-Teens G.A.A. RUTH STUECKLER Modest all times. a temper never showing. There is a person well worth knowinq. Student Council Sr. Nat'l Honor Society A Choir Most Athletic Girl Tri-Hi-Y F.H.A. IOHN THOMAS ANN THOMPSON Around the hall we hear Silence more musical him walk. he loves to than song. argue and to talk. Band P.E. Leaders Orchestra BOB SURRATT Any color as long as it's red is the color that suits me best. Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Student Council A Club Class Favorite l BOB THOMPSON To some people nothing is more troublesome than the effort oi think- ing. Panther Association IEANNE TAYLOR A happy heart is better than a full pocket. MAY SENIORS GEORGE TOBOADA Ask advice but use your own common sense. Panther Association NANETTE TURNER She was ever precise in promise-keeping. Round-Up Stait Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Quill 6 Scroll I .H.A. Ir. Nat'l Honor Society VIRGINIA TYREE A soul as white as heaven. Ir. Nat'I Honor Society Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Iunior Historians Pioneer Staff Austin-In-Action G.A.A. RAUL VIGII. A genius? No. that takes too much work. OLA MAE WALTERS She is always happy and full of fun, With a cheery smile for everyone. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society Lady-in-Waiting for Football Court Iunior Favorite Senior Class Officer R.O.T.C. Sponsor Austin-In-Action MAY SENIORS VICTOR YOUNG You can't put old heads A dish fit for the gods. on young shoulders, Panther Association Hi-Y Audio-Visual Varsity Track R.O.T.C. Officer Rifle Team IUANITA WESTER DOROTHY WHITE WALTER WILLIS With the calm patience Her air, her manner, all He is as full of valor of the woods I wait. admire. as of kindness: Princely P.E. Leader in both. Square Dance Club R.O.T.C. Officer Senior Band Audio-Visual Officers Club Senior Play Senior Y-Teens CATHERINE WILSON GERALDINE WINTERS SHERRY ANN WORRELL lust the kind to have Laugh and the world Speech is silver: silence for a friend. laughs with you. golden. Student Assistant Brush 'n' Pallette Library Assistant Senior Play Ir. Nat'l Honor Society Senior Y-Teens B Choir Student Assistant BETTY ZELLNER Most Beautiful Girl Toastmasters Tri-Hi-Y Debate Senior Play BETTY IO WILSON My mind to me a king- dom is. F.'l'.A. Senior Y-Teens Seninr Play PENNE WRIGHT Pure as an angel. sweet as love. Sr. Nat'l Honor Society A Choir R.O.T.C. Sponsor Pioneer Staff Quill G Scroll Beauty Contest Careful survey by the Round-Up Staf proves that Boys primp more than girls. LOW SENIORS 15. ELIZABETH ABOUREZK r I I 2 A iw KB I 1 3 Princess Iean Melton and escort Craig Mc- RALPH Elroy as ihey are presented at the football CF-HREON Coronation. PATSY ELEANOR ANN NORBERT DONAHOS DUSANG EDWARDS EWALD 3 'if , :ik B, if r. . . Q- Is -' .lv EW, HELEN HARRIS if JIM HAHVIE NANCY DOUGLAS MORTENSON MYERS r Q w 149- If QV U ,, K W' IUDY SUE BELLE LANCE LEMPERT ,J ,Q I I. 1. ..., in 4 hw li v .' K 2 I n wig? A -I-:ip IOHNNY MACK DOLORES MYERS NITSO BARBARA BURKS BUSH MERRY ANN .:, :: -if I V 'Z z It 7, v BILL BETTY IO CONNER CRYSLI-:RV H - IOHN ANN HANSEN HARRELL E X . BOBBY IEAN MCCUNE MELTON . .,,. A , I I 'H .-,,- K ' ' zff-.1 .-:Q' fv I A 'Q MARLYN STEVE NITSO POGSON SE W f if -I 14 , 'Q . . .r tgp? Sham? PAT SHADLE DICK SUMMERFORD if-' fl at .VS , 2 IO KATHRYN SMITH A x, KATHRINE SI-IERWOOD KATHLEEN SHERWOOD ANA MARIE A TREIO V It it i MARTHA SANDRA HEY RODEHAVER iw , :V . Y : I ' gi MINNIE PAT SMITH STOUT Q. ., P f i IANICE IACK WALKER WOLL ,I 'M' ww ill- n-.. h .I-. ban me it IOAN WOLL 8245 'F' uw-awww QI Low Seniors primp before having their identiti- cation pictures taken, . . . . and be sure to get this back before the new terrn starts, says Mrs. Perdue many times each year, v P i i 1 P s r r N N i s L W r Royal visitors watch the Coronation ceremony with interesi. 7 f 5 i r V L i i 78 5 i Q AUSTIN-IN-ACTION The Royal Couri watches ihe eniertainment which the Music and Modern Dance Depariments planned. Mr. Appleby crowns lovely Queen Iudy Lance. EC C T in ' ,4 'I ,ved ffk-gig f gLL,!, f-A654 Ufvffp ,Qi-jf5 'f'4-fgo f' 6 Ex' HXVA4 J-HW! f f Wafffog, iilatc jfwjfse zww eUfZMf'3gf 414 K MM 1 fi 'Lf R' LL L uQ, A, I 4 Af-1 L ,eff ' 4 ,ga-4,4 ,fb L -1.,f,Q,Q-qffpi, - Poll Commissioners Spring Commissioners KAY BARWISE BETTY MAGOON GARY POSTER ANN SIMPSON FALL CLUB PANEL SPRING CLUB PANEL Iirnmy Brookins, Tom Hoy, Coil Goins, Nancy Cook, Rhoda Miller, Clgo Arreo- Norcinne Allen, ' y. lo, Corol Corbett, Ncincy Holi, Iimrny Brook- i -'L' ins, Reggie Ponsford 79 IUNIORS A HM ADAMS Sifx JUDY X-Si Transition time gives one cr chance to visii ALLEN with friends. Y IANETTE LARRY ALBERTO ANDERSON APPLEBY ARANDA if wi A . ' xii I ef Q f ' x X ROBERT OLGA EARL ARMSTRONG ARREOLA BALLARD KAY MARIE BARWISE BELL 9 LINDA ARANT 'gh si NANCY BOND KAY ADKINS .i . 'Q NORANNE ALLEN -- if A V LUCILLE ARMENDARIZ , f ff DELMA BARRON -M' -Wi Y PEGGY BOYD ADELINE ALKIKE NORMA ALVA ,ff GEORGE ARMS nw, ' I Q:- If Q ? 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A RONALD NORRIS ROBERT DAVID MOLLY DETTMAN DOSS DUCHOUGUETTE DUNN EDENS mmm, BETTY CAROL LEE ELLIS ERICKSON EUBANK SHARON BOBBY FEDRICK FEIDNER I gk MARGIE ETTA MAE IEANINE BILL PEGGY BARRON FILLMAN FINE FINLEY FISKE FLEAGER FLETCHER L ,ff 'x , 1 2, NANCY NELSON CREEDENA GARY IERRY DANA FLYNT FORSYTHE FOSTER FOSTER FOSTER FOWLER :I J f: 'I ..,. , -. H f . 7-,. ' 'Eff f A I LYDIA GERALD MIKE EDNA HOPE YOLANDA FRANCO FULKERSON FURMAN GARCIA GARCIA GARCIA . hp .. A .... :. ::, F -Ul f. I f -.-- if f A ,... , ,Q ., . f 1 H -I .::...: . . Er 'I ,x,V I Q T ,.., - p Ziff' ' -' H f Ii K ,If ORLANDO IOAN ROY PAT GAIL ROGELIO GARZA GAYLE GIBSON GOUGH GOINS GONZALES A gb In A H3 5 'W MARY BERTHA CAROLE IAMES IULIETTE OBERT GRANADOS GRACEY GRADY GRANADOS GRAY IUNIORS IO MAE MIKE AUILA GREEN GREER GULLARMO Chunky Emmett escorted High Sophomore Princess IANICE IVA DEE NANCY Katherine Krcxtz at the assembly when the Football GUYNES HACKETT HALL Queen was crowned. 'W LE BRON IEANETTE ALICE LINDA BARBARA EMMA HARDIE HARDIN HARRIS HART HAWKINS HERNANDEZ - ff- , 5 9 i jj rm K .V . --s,wQj,gZ50? GLENDA ANITA JUDY IANICE IUDY CHARLES HINES HOFFMAN HOLLINGSWORTH HOLT HORLE HOOTEN -ag: '. Q 'Av- .4 ,...,. , ., 5 A i 5 Y I I TOM MARGARET BILLY IACK EARL CAROLYN HOY HUMBLE HURTT HUSTACE IACKSON IACOBS BEVERLY SHIRLEY IARVIS IOHNSON CATHRYN IONES MARILYN WANDA MARTHA IANE IULIAR KARSTEN KENNEDY X., 2 EW' f KATHRYN LARRY NORMAN KRATZ LATHAM LANE IOHN ADA LIN EBAUGH LLOYD ALINE YVONNE LOWMAN LUDERUS IOHN LONGRIDGE MARILYN IONES ,a 'aw PETER KERN I as is 'L I ? BOB LEDLOW SONIA HELEN IORGENSON IUAREZ BARBARA MARY LEE KINDER 4 KING -al. 5 lll if X ED MARY LEWIS LEWIS WAYLON ANGELA BARBARA LO'I'I' LOWE LOWE '-N, BETTY DOLORES TALLY IOHN MAGOON MARTINEZ MARTIN MIELE A IUNIORS sl Q .. DAN ELIZABETH MILLER MILLER I ' A ff? .I ,-gg RI-IODA SCOTT Ioe Sterling cmd Gary Foster, Iunior Commission- MILLER MOCK ers, display ihe class pennoni at one of the honor assemblies. r' '1 fc I if g g 5 S5515 s ,iH PORTIS SALLY CHARLES SYLVIAN DONNA MORELAND MORGAN MORRIS MORRIS MOSS MARY LOU MULLINGS BONNIE MCGAYGART CRUZ OTTO FRANK IO ANN MUNOZ MUNOZ MCCALLICK MCDONALD IEANETTE MCFADDEN nw- I L! MARY MCGOLDRICI-I GRACE IUDY MCGOVERN MCIVER , E ..l,, I 5:25121 ,.,... 'V A -A I 1 3757 , km I ill? A KEN MILLER ' .. 'M up K1 A I lg WN AGUSTINA MONZON 2 r 5 - w f V M' IOE MUCKELROY N 2 MR ,guy JA LEE McDOWELL in if Al JAY MCLELLON ,ui H ..,, .,.. W 'V 1? y 'if 5 ARTHUR ROY SANDRA ANN DORTHY ED NAPOLES NEELY NELSON NOBLE NORTON NOVA . , mi L I g 5. X I ' , X' L Ii . Nw-.., MARIORIE FAT MIKE IIM SHIRLEY MARY IDA NYSTROM OATES OHARA OSBORN PACE PADILLA 'Q Q K? M, I I I A I ALICE MARIE GERALD RICHARD ELEANOR CRAIG DOUGLAS PARRA PATTERSON PATTON PAYAN PETICOLES PFEIFER MI If ix- K . gk 'URW-w I1 . SHARON GAYLE IERRY DONNA IO EVERETT IUDY PLILAR PICKETT PORRAS PRACHT PUTNEY QUINNEY YQ s x 'Q I E Q, ' IESSIE SARAH SARAH MARTHA DON BONNIE QUESADA RAFFEL RAMSEY RANDOW RANLEY REAVES IUNIORS 7 I. ' ' ,k' :: l2'j2i':4g: .,.. 152EQ ' Lfif? 'V -'--- 11, -- - 12-1, .. .,,. , .. ., . ...,...,. , wqyi tlm f f? ' ISABEL FLORA GIL ROBERT REDWINE REID REIFSNYDER HJ W gm ,ft .,,.. 5 , I E 5 W aw 13 ' Ncm Burkett entertains the RE, students whlle waiting for the bell to ring. IOANN FRANCISCO MAXIMO REISINGER REYES REYES :. - -V -. X.: , .:., 451: A,,. :ull gy f- ., I J .,..,,. ,,., ,.,.., 2 :., Jar , 'U' . .,,.,. ,. I , Vi? A if Af ,M www M, IW' W Eff Mx gms t I , DALE MARIAN DANITA ELOYSE MARILYN CONNIE REYNOLDS REYNOLDS RICHARDSON RICHARDSON RIDLEY RIORDAN LOUISE RITTMAN w e h 5 RONNIE RUSSELL BARBARA ROBERTS ALMADOVE SCHRAMN BILL ROBERTS .,,, 5 iEl . . 55 CALVIN S E X TO N MARY BARBARA IENNIE RODRIGUEZ ROGERS ROIAS MARY ALEX IANETTE SHOWS SI-ILANTA SHOCKLEY aff , .. .,.-.... ..-. Fm We 4-D I' f I, 2 3 I fi b 2 'M' I X I I 253 if if IOSE ANNE BILL SIMENTI-I SIMPSON SMITH ,V I L JY 2, If f I ,gg MAY RONNIE WILLIAM SNEDIGAR SOHN SPENCER ' V ' . X I ' 4 f I f . 5 I 1' fix ' I Qi 11 K CI-IARLETON CI-IARLENE TALBOT TAYLOR 5 I ELAINE TURRENTINE , II g AF I' I AA I IL RICHARD WALDIE iixii Q -W., FRED IANYTH SMITH SMITH I-A W-aff A IOHN STROMBERG. ., ..,. , A : :If 4 ' 5 --.'. EL ' --I- ,IA A15 , A AAA AI A iv-.Ii , I I CARLOS RALPH TELLIZ TINSLEY LANE SMITH I7 J . :I IIM STOVALL MARY WAYNE TINKLER IACK NINA NANCY ROSA AURORA VALDESPINO VAN HORNE ERNIEL VILLABA VILLEGAS DON WARD GAYE WEST . 1. V I I ,- , Q Bmw I ,-A DON WHITAKER A A Charlene Ward, Mimi Valdespino, Betty Mcgoon, X WILLIS Kay Adkins, and Gail Goins led the Iuriior Yells in WICK assembly. MARILYN BETTY WEAVER WILHITE ER i K! N, , ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ALLEN WHITE as 1 x ., 3 X HM I WIGGS NINA WHITE ,,,,. I NEIL WEINBRENNER GLORIA SUE MILTON WILLS WOOD WOMACK ---- Qi? I mam ANN BOBBY DIANE BARBARA WORLEY WYLIE YEARBY YOUNG E ,, ,.,. ,, mm .,.,.,.,. , U, ' A 5 ,.,. 2 ' N .451 ll, Mfim PONDER Catching up on the gossip is cr reg- ulcxr before-school occupation. prf'f5'k. . This jusi goes to show that ollicers will mix wiih privcrtes , if as SOPHOMORES Spring Club Panel Full Commission IERRY GUIDRY CHARLES MCGEHEE MARY RUTH CALHOUN Full Club Panel Spring Commission IERRY EHRENS NORMA HENDRICKS RAY ESPERSON MARGIE WATKINS SOPHOMORES Mlke McGehee and Kay Bcrwlse, the Sophomore Com- mlssloners, display the class pennant at the exchange assembly Wlfh Ysleta ,. MARIA MARTHA ARANDA ARRIOLA DIXIE ATWOOD IUDITH DICK BAREN BELLINGER CAROL SUE CARROL BOONE BORGES MARIA BENARIDES IUDY BOTTER CORRINE ABEYTA RTW I fa? CARROL BORGES H I A . kink ..... ,'I,.-.- - BOB AWE ANNA RAE BERLEY BETTY RAE BOUTWELL WI 1' U Axis Q S: 2 J , I 5 , ALLAN ALEXANDER IAY AMBERG I X . VICKI BAER 'E I M Q IQ 1 2 DAN ALLEN I X3 'Si PEARL ANDERSON fs: . .gf K 454' 5 1 :,.h- 1.1 If MARIORIE BAIRD 'bl' A LEXICE BIRCI-IFIELD aI I ...,v t . A ' I H i' ,Ikf ,, , GLENN BOWMAN MARY LOU BIRNEY IUDY BRENNAND I: ,Q , ge. A ,. I, ,F 1 1 ' GEORGE BROWN dh I I , ,MW BETTY CAMPBELL LYDIA CASARES BARBARA COGDELL .lul ff ,.'-v .- 2. 3 5 ia 5 4 mf., I' ANN BRUNSON .Gs .3 HECTOR CARPIO 3441 AY A A H5 b IL Us f 'zu JE, 4,6 v 5 - .. I il' V 2 q i I V :J at ,,,,, H I x E GLEN BRYANT IUANITA CARRELL PATRICIA CAVINESS ROSALIE COHN MIKE CHACON -ff' 911' I ff' PARKER COLE me CHARLES MARY RUTH SHARON CAGLE CALHOUN CALLAGHAN ,IIE Q- W I ALICE EDMUNDO IIM CARREON CARRERA CARTER If ,,., P, ,. . i f A if E: .v , A. ......,,. in ...EZ H EMM ? 'Q . ..,11'Ql : A 5 ELIZABETH CAROLINE IAMES CHAPIN CHERRY COBB 4 ,,,,,. . ls ' ,Q ig in TV . 5 J. ,I 5 iii 1 I f' 5 BEVERLY DANIEL IOHN COLLINS COLLINS CONWAY if .,:: L W x ' fin... i 'GFAS R if ELMER MARGARET BARBARA HOPE RUTH IEAN PEGGY COOK COOPER CRAIG CURRY DANGERFIELD DAVIDSON SOPHOMORES DAVID DAVIS I ' 'wa I KAY A student can brush up on his oral reading in Enghsh DEEN Literature class. mv gf lxewtg I l y s J I' 1? 'f A 1 if. Vyf ' WEN- ISISQJX Rf IAMES GEORGETTE DIAZ DICKSON 5 , xx' V' 'VIERRY I e IANE EHRENS ELSBERG IRMA BECKY YVONNE BILL ERIVE ESTAVILLO EVANS EVERHART ROBERT DAWSON IVAH dj? I H Z, if 7? BILL DEAL . Y . ' , My SUE I DeSHAZO ..f-' '-:V -'Av tl' - :f 2 ' g r as G- ROBERT EMMETT DICK FAULKNER EMM 5 in ,wx 5i,.,g!!y ' ax va, CHARLES EHHARDT BARBARA FIELDS A .Q ,X f .Q 5 2 K L if A A it- -,H 5 S' rg ffiszik, Q Q B V SHIRLEY KATHERINE EARL FIKE FINERTY FISCHER 'Gy .QL A x EVA BOBBY BOBBY FOURZAN FOX FRADY A w GALE ZENA EUGENE GARMON GARNER GEBLER o TERESE GILMER BRENDA GROSE 6,,,.f4 If CARLENE GLENN BOB GROSS s IEAN GOODMAN -qI! Qi 55' , 5, -:fi 5 f WILMA PLEAGER HUBERT FLETCHER RICHARD IOAN PRANCO FULTON J ,, ,,,V B,,, ,si L9 .Y s. Q xi Bos TED GEMOETS GEMOETS RHONDA FOLLETT CELESTE GALLEGAS ,L . H- ,' D IOANNE GUERIN CATHY GRAVES YVONNE GREEAR VERLYN GROCE x IERRY KARIN SHARON LESTER GUIDRY HAMPTON HANKINS HANSEN SOPHOMORES I Je if I RWIWJ-ng W, Tk BRUCE MARIAN BILLY HARPER HARRIGER HARRIS Sophomore Princess Karin Hampton cmd her escort Whrt- I-ISETTA IUNE K-A-THERYN ney Dominguez leave the stage after being introduced HARRIS HARRISON HARVEY at the Football Coroncxtion. IOE HAWES BARBARA HERRING .1 In ..,., , -, in .., , ..r,. ' CIQYDE HOOTEN 455 1 i,- SANDRA BARBARA HAWKINS HEIMANN - hizzfizga ., Mggsg .Z gy figs 5, Jwgmm 4' . ZW- If-iwi 231- :45,g1E,3wet nb V, 59355 . ,. ' lx . H -Jigga? I 1 2 , f , .,.,. if-:-,.:. .' 5 fh M ERNESTINE STANLEY HILL HINES 7 I t . t NORMA DEAN ARMIDA I-IENDRICKS I-IERMAN HERNANDEZ F tx: - ' 1 fs A at rg V . .I ,,, ff ,:- ' ' l V 3 V l' V ,' , ffm t,l, ',fj:L:.. J ,,7mig. .:. Q31 JW5: Q xl ,Q e , , K A I , . .... ,tw , zu Ig, . zi 5 ,',:. 5 EF Em y , :V , ,, ,, M VI, V DONALD EDWARD IAVIER HOLCOMB HOLT HONDA is f 1- f. ' ya if , If .' IACKSON IAGER MELVA IOHNSTON i M W if , Qi ? Qin ff IX xg I DON RICHARD KILLMER KILLMER SCOTT KRUTILEK IOHN PATRICIA LONAI-IAN LONGAN ,. 4' I N K DELMARIE. LAURA VEL MARIAN NEAL TOMMY IARVIS IARVIS IENKINS SHIRLEY GLORIA KATI-II IORDAN IUSTUS KARSTEN Q . x- X 5 BARBARA IOHN KIMBALL KOCHEVAR If BOB DICK IIM LAMONTINE LAUGI-IMAN LICKLYTER ,K ,,: N 5 I 1 IULIETA DIANNE ALEX LOPEZ LOVE LUCERO SOPHOMORES MARTHA MACK Mary Patrick, Natalie Thompson, Kar in Hampton, Alice Marie Parrc, and Iudy Allen were the Sophomore cheerleaders. CAROLYN MARTIN PATRICIA MAURY MARY ANN MAWSON ANTONIETTE MAYNES PATRICIA MCCAMANT MARGIE MCCLENAHAN MYRNA MCCOY PATRICIA MCNEAL IOAN MERWORTH CHARLES MCGEI-IEE MARY MONROE CYNTHIA MORRIS , , MARGARET MccNEIL ,, - 'X' if ARTHUR MAHON LETA MANGUSO IZ? M95 S V ng. af ivy, MILDRED MCADAMS -' 221 . 41 W wir T121 :,1.- ' if Xl f I iz E 'wg I SANDY MCNEAL ,,,: I, 2 BILL Moss AGUAYLA MARTIN F N ,...,- ' -.vt 'rl CHARLES McBEATH .2 I af 4, ALFRED MELLO BILL MUNDY T 'K 5535 i A535322 H4555 ,Q Q ,5 'QR M2 A LOLA NORMA IO ANN MARKETA IUANITA LANE MUNOZ MUNOZ MUSICK MYERS NEELY NELSON N5 wx!!- MALCOHN THOMAS SHARON FRIEDA BARBARA MARTHA NEWBILL NOVAK NYE OEHLSEN O'KELLY PALAFOX 11 l CAROLE MARY ELIZABETH IUDITH DELMA REE IUNE PALMER PATRICK PEDERSON PENN PEPER PERKINSON ak ,,, 91 W I' 'M' 45 BARBARA NORMAN LEE ROY RONALD RANDY ROBERT PERSCH PEYTON PICKERING PIERCE PIRKLE POMPA - ,.,.3,:5:' 2 X 'inf IIMMIE CARMALIE CARROL RAYMOND PATSY IOSEPHINE POWELL PROANO PROTHRO QUILLEN RAILSTON RAMOS SOPHOMORES qw ,ggqmg ,wif ,g r5::w2:2y2f?VSzf5s QQ vA-:,V wh ' , CONNIE ALICE MARTHA ARTHUR REID REY REYNOLDS fl- fr-J , . ...,, 'Eg ' Q ,.-: s Q., 7 I 'isa NANCY SALLIE KAYE ROBERTSON ROBINSON V1cky Baer, High Freshman Football Princess, and her ROBERTS escort, Reggie Ponsford, smile for the photographer. q K... is I MARY GUADALUPE RODRIGUEZ RODRIGUEZ y w f a Q 1+ 1 4 M Q aww . RAYMOND PEGGY SANCHEZ SANNES EDWINA CAROL SHANNON SHARP ELIZABETH LINNIE ANDREA ELOISA ROLLEN RUTHERFORD SALOME SANCHEZ CHARLEE ANN NEIL BETH CIRA SCOTT SCOTT SEMPLE SERROS 9? qw I? IAMES SHAWVER ELLEN DIXIE LORENE SHECTER SHELTON SHLANTA BETTY SHOWS PEGGY DONNA IACK SIMPSON SMAULEY SMITH .Q f Q RM A.:q, 3 Z I RICHARD LYNDA BARBARA ROBERT SPRINGER STAFFORD STANFORD STEWART SANDRA STROUD DOROTHY BOB SULLIVAN SUMMERI-'ORD SUTTON REBECCA ,X NATALIE ED MARGARET SONIA THOMPSON THURMAN TORRES TOTTEN ' I ,V Q ' X x uw- BILLY THEADOR CELIA MARY AGNES VECHIONE VEGA VELOZ WADE DONNA SPEARMAN A , f s in X ,Y IUAN STOCKMEYER ELIZABETH TAYLOR MARIO TRILLANES aX s PATRICIA SPENCE Lb what . AUDREY STORY 0 4 an .... I A f ,,.. M nt TERRENCE THOMAS NM nth A 1 , MARGARET VAUGHAN SANDRA WALLS ARGYRA WALSHE ima. 4 Z, . Ri DOROTHY BETTY IEAN BETTY KAY KEITH WANT WARD WARD WARD .... -' 5 'IE .... . X . . , A K f FRANCES MARGIE KARIN KATHRYN AUBHEY WATKINS WATKINS WAUGH WAUGH WEBB SUE BARBARA IUDY CARYL BARBARA WELLS WHITE WHITE WHITFORD WIGGS MADELINE BILL IEAN BEVERLY CYNTHIA WILLIS WILSON WILSON WITHERS WITHERSPOON NORMA WAYNE CHRIS CHARLES IERALDENE PATSY WORKMAN WRIGHT WYATT YATES YOUNG YOUNG FRESHMEN Fall Club Panel Spring Commission PATSY IUNKER KAREN OLSEN LINDA BAILEY MARILYN SMITH BARBARA CREAMER Full Commission Spring Club Panel CHARLOTTE McKEE LEATON OLIVER LARRY MCCLEARY ANN SPINKS 104 F RESHMEN K' A A .5 X The Freshman cheerIec1ders led their class in trying to out yeII the other classifications. ERLE ALBERTINA NORMA ABBOTT ACOSTA ACOSTA VIRGINIA ACOSTA EDDIE AGAN If -2' fa. If EZA , my .A,,.,,,,.,., STELLA CAROL SUE PAT AGUIRRE AIDE AKIN IUNE ALDRICH 'wil 2 DAVID ALVAREZ ANGIE TERESA MARY ARANDA ARVIZU AVILA I ' Q' f -AV ,Q ' ,,,T , ' MARGARET ARMIDA ROSALIND BAHCLAY BARELA BARENTINE sw 2? ROBERTO AGUILAR awww If . I A 2 ww If zfwmwi 52, RICHARD ARAIZA LINDA DOUGLAS KENT BAILEY BAIRD BALES I fl , ,::.,, ...,. .,,.,, ' I 'v ' '-:- A Y LEE ELEANOR MARGARET BARNES RASH BEALL HOPE BEIARANO FRANK BESNETTE M. 1 AK... ,.:,5, . , IACKIE BROOKSHIRE vi I PHILLIP ROMONA VALERIE BELDON BELL BELL 1 sv Y' A V if 55 . ...,. 3 4? J M it DAVID EVELYN EDWARD BIRKELBACK BRADLEY BREIHAN FRANCES BENNETT DOROTHY BRISCOE MARY ANN MARIORIE REETA CONNIE BROWN BROWNFIELD BURROUGHS BUSTILLOS ELIZABETH AGUSTINA EMMA BILLY CALLOWAY CAMPOS CARRILLO CARTWRIGHT RUBEN IUDY IACKIE ALICE. IANEL CASNER HQ HAROLD CASTILLO CHANEY CHAUVET CHAVEZ CHRISTIAN We M IOAN BENTLEY if N :Q ..,, GARY BROOKE BARBARA BUTLER LUPE CASTANEDA I h 3 I AUSTIN CRYSLER FRESHMEN DIANE ERMA IANICE CLAPP CLARK CLARKE Q E WF! I 0 NJ ' 1 - IENNIE HAROLD CAROLYN Low I Prmcess Scilly E1ber roped her brother Bob CLOER COLE by into escorting her ot the Football Assembly. CLEMENTI --nr 5-N... CARTER IURETTA MARY LOUISE KENNETH BARBARA DONALD CONAWAY COPELAND COUNTS COWEN CREAMER CROUCH 5 71 an W Sf X ROSETTA SUSAN MARGARET MARY SHARON HAL CRUGER DACEY DALY DARLEYSHIRE DARLING DAUGHERT .. ,A ft NADINE BILL GAYLE CAROLYN EVELYN ALICE DAVIDSON DAVIS DAVIS DEAL DEAN DEI-ONG ,gi I , if if . gg DAN D-ENRAM BEVERLY DOVER ANELE EPSTEIN HOWARD FINLEY ELVIRA GARCIA KATHARINE ALFRED DESIARDINS DIAZ W I I , 5 I KATHERINE IEAN DUNN DUNWAY 'Im I EMMA ESCAMILLA EVANGELIN A ESCOBAR HELEN FORD TONY GARCY LEONARD GENSON TOMMY DINGWELL FERNANDO DURAN 'g ,E EMILIA DOMINGUEZ VIRGINIA DOUGLAS SALLY EIBER GLENDA ELDREDGE OLYMPIA ESPARZA I Nm? IOHN FARMER 5 mi 1 426 , LEO GADDIS MARY RUTH FIELDS BETTY MIKE BOBBY GEOFFRION GIBSON GILES ,Q---.V FRESHMEN iw I '-14 IUDY IOHN MARY GILES GIVENS GNAUCK uf if W ' 'The boys In Shop are taught how to use the power STH-I-A, VICTORIA IOBYNIA tools safely and to make useful articles. GONZALEZ GONZAI-ES GOOD 4 K L k I -M . Q.. LUCILA IUDY IIM IAY IVAN SUSAN GRANADOS GUIDRY HACKER HACKLEI-I 'HALL HALL ' ,,.. I I 1 f X . If M if ,ff H' I f , bf 1 I I ,Lf ' R wk ,195 if DANIEL BARBARA BILLY SUZANNE MARTY GERALD HALLORAN HAMMACK HANCAMMON HANDSCHY HARDY HARRIS IOHN YVONNE PETE ALICE I-'RANK IOHN HOLMES HAWEISEN I-IENDRICKS I-IERRING HIGHSMITH I-IIGHSMITH III, , LAVERNE HINTON MARGARET HOSKINS 99 . , . A 5759 29' E! 5 pa ir? DICK HUGHES -, ' wx' : . IULIAN IOHNSTON If SHIRLEY CARROLL HOLT HOOVER iwg 5 .4 5 my : 3 IOYCE IOYCE HOWARD HOWARD SHERRIE MARY ANN HUGHEY HUMPHERIES PATSY HELEN IUNKER IURADO PATRICIA TOM KENNEDY KINCHELOE in CHARLES I-IORACK .1.,. : A MIKE HOWE CHARLES HORKY BILLIE FRANCES HORN GWEN HOWELL MARIAN HUBER ANNA IEANNE IOI-INSON Ns. PATRICIA IOHNSON IOAN IUSTUS IRENE KIRKPATRICK MARY RUTH KAPLAN IANET KNOWLES u GLENDA IOHNSTON TERRY KAPTZAN GLORIA KONDO I 'WW' H 'WT E' Tn H I F RESHMEN IILL IACKIE KRISS LAMAR LAWRENCE DONNA Barbara Pawkett, escorted by Nelson Forsyihe, repre- LANTERGNE LEDGEWOOD sented the High Eighth Grade at the Fooiball Assembly. IO ANN LANAHAN CLYDE LESTER f 5 s A pi f MARILYN IAY GARY SARA NANCY LEWIS LIPPMANN LOVENDER LOVETTE MACY 3 CARLA MAFF ER ' ' sq: ' I 23? 'I 'I' , CORNELIA ELLEN STEVE MARILYN BRANCH MALONE MANNHEIMER MARINOVIC MANROE MARSHALL BOBBY GAIL IRMA SYLVIA LARRY MAXON MAXWELL MAYNES MAYO MCCLEARY IOHN MARTIN 3 'v,' 1 if . , 545 t W' fff,::, THOMAS MCCLENDON RONDA MCCRARY '-2.5 Q 4 ff H 3 2 'L ' I-'i '.,- 2 5 L IACK MCVEIGH wan. ' CHARLES MOORE FRANCES MUSEMAN KARL NYSTROM My-4' PATSY BARBARA MCCUTCHEON MCDONALD GERALDINE MIELE KI L E 2 fe .. 6.4. AMW if 39 I 22, 3 I 5 A X A 22' .gm : ' IAMES MOORE .., A I Q, 4 N JV hi 'Y CHARLOTTE MICKEY McKEE MCKEE DANIEL ROSALIE PAT MINIARES MIRRILL MITCHELL MERVIN MOORE R R W if f WARREN MORGAN ff if f I2 PEDRO MUNOZ ff, 36.1157 WYLIE MCNABB ANNE MOORE ANN MURRAY RITA KEITH TICIA ANTONIA EDELMIRA MYERS MYERS POLES NAVAREZ NAVARRO ff? . ,..j. . ,v BILL OAKS SHEILA BARBARA LEATON KAREN O'BRIEN OLINGER OLIVER OLSEN FRESHMEN IW .ei I ., af-A RUTH IRENE O'NEAL O'NEILL IAMES GRETA Art offers students opportuniiies for fun as well us for PACK PAINTER creative work. T shi ...,. , ,M-M AARON PATTERSON iiinwk, CECILIA PAYAN A 'I sv I 5 Xi 41 'du im I, A 'T I IIM MARY WILLIAM PHIFER PISANO PITTS ui, Q HAL : PRIDDY MARILYN ELIZABETH PEARSON PEERS ANNE OTILIA PONDER PORRAS ROBERT ORTON NANCY PARHNAM RODNEY PFIFER FRANCES POWELL DIANE VIRGINIA PRITCHARD PROPST CONNIE PROTI-IRO X. x 'r at ,sg ,519 bf if IOHN CONNIE ALONZO BETTY LOUISE ELENOR PRUI'I'I' QUINNEY RAMIREZ REED REED RICHARDSON SUSIE MAGDALENA IUDY IANEICE TYLER OLENE RICHARDSON RIVAS RIVERA ROBERTSON ROBERTSON ROBINSON me V 4 E. : ,......v I- ':, 2' .. '.., I . .1,.- ,. ,f I I A L' I : ' -if gf SANDRA EVANGELINA BARBARA BILLY RAY IOE RODEHAVER RODRIGUEZ ROGERS ROGERS ROGERS ROSADO BERT!-IA NELL ANITA PAT QUEENIE ROSE RUPP RUSS ELL SALDIVAR Q2 I5 N .,I' A g'?Y'f3 Q E2 I CHARLIE SANDERS f FV, QT? . fx ' 95? f BRENDA LIBBY EDWARD IANICE IIM SCHULLER SCOTT SEE SEE SEVERNS MARILYN SAVILLE PAT SHAFFER 4 FRRSHMEN Iunior High students pl'GCI1C6 good conduct at then own assemblies in the Senior High Gym. MARTHA SNIDOW FRANCES SOMMER Q' 415' DONNIE LOIS STROM STUECKLER SHIRLEY IUDY THOMAS THRASH V -aw BEVERLY SPEARMAN DARLENE SULLIVAN E IUDY THURMAN If MARY ANN SHAWVER BOBETTE ALICE SHERMAN SHERWOOD MARILYN SMITH T2 ANN SPRINKS IANELLE TAYLOR uv-A ..... I TEDDY THURSTON RITA ROBERT SMITH SMITH CHARLES ALISDIAN SPRINGER STONE 3 S LORRAINE IACK TEDE TENNIN MARY LOIS CARLOS TILBY TORRES WK Q. IRENE LOUIE TREIO TRILLANES 4.3-,-2.2 4 PHILLIS DOROTHY WADE WAGGONER I fi' pf iff? 1151, R4 Ag. TOMMY LOU BETTY WATSON IEAN WEAVER DICKSE GAYLE WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON QP' fx, '-K., I I I SHARON MARTIN WYATT YANEZ CHARLOTTE TWITCHILL CLAUDIA WARD aw , I '15 M MAX WEBER PEGGY IEAN WILLIS CONNIE YOUNG . We ,X Baird' I M 5 ROBERT CARLOS ELIZABETH VERBASH VIIIL VILLEGAS L1 ,, ws. 5 DAVID IUDY ONA WARD WARE WASHBURN I . ,.:: '::- 2 'S A ..,,. - . 4' 3 As . .R PEGGY ANN RAY WELLS WILCOX WILLIAMS -an...-sf FLORENCE EDDIE MAURINE WILSON WISEMAN WRIGHT L as RAY LUPE E PAYE YOUNG ZAVALA ZIENTIK JUNIOR HIGH CONNIE YOUNG DAVID THAXTON Fall Presideni Spring President ANN SPINKS MARY BUSALACCHI Fall Reporter Spring Reporter SHARON STREET CHARLOTTE McKEE IUDY MOORE Fall Fall Spring L-8 Commissioner H-8 Commissioner H-8 Commissioner IUNIOR' HIGH DIANE RIDOUT CONNIE YOUNG CHARLOTTE McKEE Second Place Beauty First Place Beauty Third Place Beauiy SHARON STREET TERRY PONSFORD Favorite Favorite These are lunior Highs best dressed Cow Kids. Norman Lane escorted Ian Glazner, Iunior High Princess. 117 Row l: Row 2 Row 3: HIGH 8-3 Ieanelte Bortleet, Reeda Kay Conover, Agnes Estrada, Hor- tencia Ramirez, lane Weigerl. Barbara Wood, Glenda Brook- shire, Mrs Maddox, Nelda lohnson. Zelda Iohnson, Nancy Grown, Sharon Wolmer, Carolyn Hall, Caryl Ann Snedigar, lrene De Avila, C I. Smith. Alex Amieva, Bernie Diaz, Dick Wilson, Ralph Ponton, Willard Howard, Russell Plilar, lack Clark W. 1 -ff fl. A Row Row Row Row Raw HIGH 8-2 Elaine Williams, leanette Reed, Shirley McAlister, Diane Dar- nold, Darla Faye Craft, Patricia DeBond, Sam Smith Iacque Phillips, Anna Marie Garcia, Claudia Martinez, Mar- ilyn Buckley, Darlene White, Cynthia Ann Baldwin, Mrs Lapsley Al Clilton, Andrea Mohinkel, Bonnie Kinnear, Charlie Foun- tain, Ronnie Martin, Roger Brawnlow David Steward, Dale Owen, loe Ochotorena, Bobby Towns- din, Paul Paxon, limmy Moore. limmy McNutt, Iohnny Luther, Larry Kleinman, Gerry Adams. ,f W P. Row Row Row Row Row HIGH 8-5 Sandra Schuller, Elizabeth Bul- lock, Louise Robertson, Ierrie Gilurer, Rebecca Carrasco, lu- dy McCoy, Kenneth Evans. Mrs. Roslyn, Patricia Ragland, Suzanne Hernsberger, Katie Mitchell, Randy Smith, Sandy McClerby, Denny Denham. Buddy Lunsford, Albert Pres- sly, Don Hutchins, Gerry Gar- ner, Robert Brown, Iohn MacWhorter, Glenn Am- undren, Guillermo Ramirez, lohri Posada. Tommy Webb, David Thaxton, Mickey Sepulveda, Keith Gard- ner, George Fairchild, Ierold Carter Row Row Row How Row Flow Row Row HIGH 8-4 loyce Curtis, Gloria Rubio, lay Zientek, Leticia Peidad, lewel Waltermire, Emma Lopez Richard lancly, Betty Haye- master, lulie Ong, Nancy Lid- dell, lackie Gill, Connie Proth ro, Carl Thomason, lohrtny Fur- man lames Monroe, Bobby Trujillo Charles Roberts, Robert Snow Ricardo Rocha, Charles McCol- mont, lerry Davis, Craig Tot ten, Carl Carter, Virgil Austin 1 , ' 5'1- V7 Jfifff ,r ,J y ,,,,L.. ' f .Q ,- HIGH 8-7 Sylvania Wright, ludy Fiske, ludy Crabaugh, Cinda Harris Lorene Lance, Corrine Adams, Lynne Greear, Coralie Bailey, Carolyn lensen louette Stevens, Sharon Street, ludy Holland, Katherine Dick- enson, Diane Hideout, Betty lean Armstrong, Marilyn Ow- ens, loe Hopper Coach Fussell, Virginia Rollin, Lynn Etheridge, Mary Ann Bo- hanon, Leonard Wood, Mike Raiston, Billy Heavy, loe Her- zog. Garry Horley, Eldridge Hardy, Michel Tynan, Pat Colman, Donald Hartman, Allen Nich- els, lohn Galley, Wayne Mory- ers, Roger Machal ,Q- ,-Q ,Q- ', of , www V 143, How l Row Z How 3 HIGH 8-6 loan Baxter, Beverly Viles, ludy Crawford, Faye Phillips, De Eta Carter, Norma Rodriguez Ramon Velasco, Gerald Wat- son, Billy Van Sickle, Charles Van Buren, William Day, lohn McCallery Frank Alvary, Robert Garcia, Manuel Solis, Ted Macisg, Al- lonso Martinez, Oscar Rios, Richard Clark, Arthur Lopez, Charles Waggener, lohn Iag- gars, Bobby Giles. Absent lean Peters, Margaret Willis wa, MJ' 12 0 Row Row Row Row Row ,,..,..,.... HIGH 8-9 Lola Dee Hurt Patncxa Long Iudy Moore, Madelyn Shoe- maker Mora Mae Esplnoza lan Glazner Marsha Hall Tra- yxs Faulk Le Dale Dednck Carolyn Duby, Ernestme Hue- bush, Dale Young, Mxke Calla- ghan Margaret Wxtz, Patty Staumng Dons Randow, Carla Mann Mary Ann Yaeger, Paula Wea- ver, Bonnle Boyd Mrs Mahon, Mary Busalacchx Brooke Kelly, Donald Roberts Shannon lenrzxngs, lohn Oatln Phrllrp Hart George Bruner, Kenny Rxce, Davxd Skipworth Row How Row Row HIGH 8-8 l Ieanlce McFarland, Mary Bess Holmes, Bettie Vaughn, Ioyce MCKusick, Sandra Hahn, Nor- ma Hubbard, Ehzabeth Septan, leraldtne Schneider Z Clrl: Ham, Troyce Barton, Bar- bara Brttxcks, Susan Cone, D1- ane Dutton, Sandra lackson, Dolores Rocha, Armtda Gonza- les 3 Oscar Walker, Tony Peterson. Cccrl Hrlliurn, Martha Eleorea- aa, Barbara Whxtaker, Eddie Myers 4 Harry Stratton, Ted Mehmeyer, Kenny Whitherspoon,V1ctor Monsxsvaxs, loe Adams, lames Guyton, Terry Ponslord, lohn lones, Mr Mortensen Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 LOW 8-1 Linda Barr, Arlene De Witt, Pamela Glasier, Darlene Mar- ier, Pat Gaetano. Mary lane O'Ca1n, Mary lo Lrles, Charles Whiggins, Mrs Lxghl Howard Martin, Ernest Mack, Daniel Boucher --1 loyce Howard liahts one ofthe symbolic Candles alter her speech durina the ceremony Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4: Row l: Iimmy Moore, lames Pack, Ernie Hill, Brenda C-arose, lanet Linebaugh, Carol Ward, Ierry Ehrens, Iames Diaz, Al- fred Diaz. Row 2: Mrs Inez Wood, Sponsor, Richard Araiza, lack McVeigh, Connie Young, Ann Spinks, Charlotte McKee, Letitia Napoles, Ianet Knowles, Martha Sni- dow, Suzanne Handschy, La Verne Hinton, Kay Williams. Row 3 Patsy Iunker, Martha Hardy, Melissa Ware, Shirley lordan, Gayle William- son, Louise Reed, Susan Dacey. Row 4: Larry McCleary, Bob Orton, lay Lipp- man, Gordon Peterson, loe Anderson, Mary Ostertag, Ioyce Howard, Linda Bailey, laclcie Chauvet. Row 5' Robert Smith, lavier Arriaga, Leaton Oliver, Mervin Moore, Raymond Low- ther, Leo Gaddis. Leaton Oliver, President, recognizes a new member with a lighted candle. IUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs lrzez Wood, Sponsor Alfred Dxaz firnmy Moore, farnes Pack, Richard Araiza, Linda Bailey, Patsy lunker, Lea ton Oliver, fffary Ruth Kaplan Gayle Williainson, La Verne Hinton, Bettie Vaughan, Caroline Dubuy Larry li.fCCIeary, flrnie Hill, Sharon Street Connie Yauna, Ann Spinks, Charlotte McKee, loyce Howard, Mary Os tertaa, Letitia Napoles, Andrea Motiwinkle, Marilyn Smith, lay Lippman Evanaelxna llsrobar Catherine Dunn, Daria Faye Craft, ludy Moore, lanet Knowles, Martha Hardy, Louise Reed Martha Snidow Suzanne Handschy, Carol Wxtz, Barbara Creamer, Susan Dacey Denny Denham, Hack McVeigh Bob Orton Mervin Moore, Robert Smith, Terry Ponstord, lim McNutt, Keith Gard ner, Raymond Lowther loe Anderson, Rom Kinchlae Leo Gaddis, lackie Chauvet, Mary Ann Bohanon, Mary Busa- lacchi, Row l: Bow 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 ludy Fiske, Sharon Street, Carolyn lensen, Norma Hubbard, Lorene Lance, Ar- mida Gonzalez' Kenny Witherspoon, Hope Bejarano, Barbara Wood, Ona Washburn, Iudy Ware, Imogene Wiles, Glenda Brookshire, Betty Brady, ludy Crabaugh, Cinda Harris, Marilyn Owens, Oscar Walker, Darlene Merrier, leanette Bartlett, ludith Thrash, lean Sanders. Katherine Dickinson, Diane Hidout, Diane Dutton, Coralie Bailey, Harry Strat- ton, loe Barnes, Rosa Aguilar, Dorothy Waggoner' lean Fow, Armida Barela, Betty lean Armstrong, Elizabeth Sexton, Iudy Rowland, lames Guyton, Yvonne Howeinsen, Elizabeth Hamblin, Carolyn Deal, Olelia Vargas Mary Ann Bohanon, Sandra Hahn, loyce MacKusick, leanne Peters, Mary lane O' Kane, Linda Barr, Rhonda McCrary, Pamela Glasier, Shirley Holt. Lynn Etheridge, Virginia Rollen, Sandra Iackson, Victor Monsisvais, Troyce Barton, Ted Wehmeyer, Wilma Fritts, Peggy Disselkoen, Mary lo Liles, Mary Gayle Whitlow, Mary Gnauck The Chorus provides entertainment during the lunior High assemblies. IUNIOR HIGH BAND IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1: Iudy McCoy, Katie Mitchell, Suzanne Hernsberger, Lauora Dangerfield, Gery Garner, Row 2: Buddy Lunsford, Iessie Gilmer, Rebeccca Carrasco, Keith Gardner. Row 3: Randy Smith, Louise Robertson, Sandra Schuller, Donnie Hutchins Row 4: George Fairchild, Glen Amundson, David Thaxton, Wally Treloor. IUNIOR FORUM CLUB Bow lt Connie Quinney, lackie Chauvet, LaVerne Hinton, Brenda Schuller, Darla Craft, Rebecca Carrasco. Row Z: Barbara Creamer, Albertina Acosta, Betty lane Weaver, Barbara Bitticks, Sheila Stockton. Row 3: Gwen Howell, Martha Sniclow, Gary Brooks, Wylie McNabb, lay Hackler, Carla Mahon. Row 4: Gayle Davis, Erma Clark, lerry Garner, Donnie Hutchins. GARY BROOKS-President IACKIE CHAUVET-Vice-President BARBARA CREAMER-Secretary CONNIE QUlNNEY-Treasurer DARLA CRAFT-Reporter MARY BUSALACCHI-President IUDY MOORE-Secretary BARBARA BITTICKS-Vice-President PENQUOTE CLUB Row Row Row Row mga, mag., QB ' 1 Y 3 r 1 Lynn Greear, ludy Moore, Carolyn lenner, Maroba Hail. Ernestine Ruebush, Caryl Ann Snecligar, Brooke Kelly, Corinne Adams, Bar- bara Bitticks. Mary Bess Holmes, Susan Cone, Katie Mitchell, Mary Gnauck. Gerry Garner, Teddy Thurston, Mary Busalacchi. 4 Row l: Barbara Creamer, Ellen Mannheimer, Mary Ann Shawver, Connie Young, Norrna Hub- bard, ludy Eiske, Ann Spinks, Sandra Schuller, Sharon Street, Geraldine Schneider, Eli- zabeth Bullock, Marsha Hail Row 2: ludy McCoy, lobinja Good, Armida Barela, Ona Washburn, lo Ann Lanahan, ludy Ware, Diane Dutton, Martha Want, Margaret Prescott, Caroline Dubuy. Row 3: Helen Eord, Suzie Richardson, Ann Moore, Elizabeth Sexton, ludy Craybough, Cinda Harris, Darla Cratt, Bonnie Boyd, Alice Harris, Madelyn Shoemaker Row 4: Iackie Chauvet, Patsy McCutcheon, Connie Quinney, Susan Cone, Diane Riclout, Dale Young, Margaret Witz, Sheilah Stockton Row 5: Marilyn Smith, Mary Gnauck, Virginia Rowland, Sandra Kahn, Sandra lackson, Lynn Eth- ridge, Carla Mann, Mary lane Okane, Andrea Mohwinkle, Wilma Fritts, Carolyn Hall. Barbara Whitaker, Susan Dacey, Eleanor Richardson, Linda Bailey, All eyes are on the flag as the National Anthem is played. IUNIOR Y-TEENS ANN SPlNKSePresident IUDY EISKE-Vice-President CONNIE QUlNNEYfSecretary MARGARET PRESCCT'l'fParliamentarian The band adds its bit to one of the lunior High assemblies Row Row Row Row Row JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM l: Coach Iames Russell, Billy Chamness, Shannon Iennirigs, Billy Levey, Robert Smith, Paul Pax- ton, Manager-Paul Zeke. 2: Frank Alverey, Charles Martin, loe Ochotorena, Douglas Gillespie, David Stewart. 3: Iohn Iones, lim McNutt, Gary Horle, Andy Avila, Raul Aguirre. 4: Terry Ponstord, David Thortori, Wayne Moyers, Nelson Locker. 5: Danny Rodriguez, Luis Iacquez, Charley Sosa, Harold Christian, David Alvarez. Diane Back Row: Ridout, Lucinda Iudy Crabough Norma Hubbard ludy Ware Sharon Street Harris, The lunior High Cheerleaders supported their team at all the games. 1 F ea tures Homecoming Court Beauties Austin-In-Action Round-Up Presents 'FEW' ' HOMECOMING COURT 291 CAROLYN GUMPER H IV Princess 3 Mi' r I X I 'V E 5 . X ' , .gr , fi: L, Q I S ' .,:., Q .AL W f I ..- ff, r!Vhu..,w --ff 1: in IEAN MELTON H III Princess W? N ,, ,FM .,.,1 ,A ,,.. . ,. 5 , - A 5 . 4.z,.,r,g5.: Wi? N g5q .:.::.f.m- - Va- , .f- me 5-'.1f!1?3 - 4,i, xr ' ' P CAROL MCPHERSON L IV Princess -. cv CATHERINE BIHKELBACH L III Princess , . ,. A i I Ja 128 VICKI BAER H I Prince SS SALLY EIBER L I Princess OLA MAE WALTERS Lady-in-Waiting X ! ff - If , I I 'ev wi. A - 913, f-rf. I Vunr ,Q if-A-I vi A, as KATHY KRATZ H II Princess KARIN HAMPTON L II Princess II'iIrs ' r s A I .r,, I I ii I. V : , 6 1 ,KK -. 4 5 ' I ,S , f '--A , . - A f -'.1i H f , v,,. f Q. f if A JIQW' I ih V ' Q 7 f 'Q-:i g , ' BARBARA PAWKETT H 8 Princess IAN GLAZNER L 8 Princess ff? Queen of the House oi Myers A frightened crown bearer eriorms eroiccxlly P h QUEEN DONEVA MYERS and the Homecoming Court Conch Red Harris crowns Queen Donevcr as Lady-In-Waiting looks on 5 if ,Q MS, .52 N QU 1 5 W Ka W BETTY ZEL ER ij, First Pgczce B uty K L gf ZSFN x 2 X + E sf. -1, sm. ...... .W 1 IANICE GUYNES Third Place Beauty YVONNE LUDERUS Second Place Beauty GRACE MURPHY Fourth Place Beauty Nufywx khggmis IEANETTE MCFADDEN Fifth Place Beauty AUSTIN-IN-ACTION COURT DAVID BOURLAND Scion IANE GRUBB BARBARA BRAYMAN MINNIE SMITH LGdY'm'Wm'mg High Senior Princess Low Senior Princess NORANNE ALLEN SALLY MORGAN MARKETA MYERS BRENDA GROSS PATSY IUNKER High Iunior Princess Low Iumor Princess High Sophomore Princess Low Sophomore Princess High Freshmen Princess CAROLYN DEAL LOUISE ROBERTSON Low Freshmen Princess High Eighth Princess SANDRA SCHULLER Princess Royal . , ,.,n M, S951 l iff 5 ' xii? SXSW 6 WMQ . 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M . , , Ch, kwa , 5'6 aa , f Q M, ,Www ,N af Q, A V w W KA fa A ,X z, N Mm 140 PHILIP DAVIS SENIGR FAVORITES CAROL MCPHERSQN . ,L 4 : ' 1 MARY CATHERINE BIRKELBACH IUNIOR FAVGRITES GARY FOSTER TERRY THOMAS SOPHCMQRE FAVQPJTES CATHERINE FINERTY QUEENIE SALDIVAR 3 FRESHMEN FAVORITES LOUIE TRILLANES WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ Most Athletic Boy RUTH STUECKLER Most Athletic Girl BEAUTY CONTESTANTS First Row:- Grace Murphy, lanice Guynes, Betty Zellner, Yvonne Luder- us, Ieanette McFadden. Second Row:-Shirley Feidner, Ann Marie Kitchen, Fran lohnson, Isabel Rectwine, Mimi Valdespino, Helen Har- ris, Queenie Saldivar, Danita Richard- son, ludy Lance, Iudy Allen, Georgina Guevara, Donna Smauley, Karin Hampton, Iosephine Carrasco, Dorothy McClenahan, Rochelle Russell, Carol McPherson. Third Row:-Kay Adkins, lean Mel- ton, Diane Shepherd, Penne Wright, Nancy Verneil, Sandra Rodehaver, Shirley Fowler. AUSTIN-IN-ACTION CLUB REPRESENTATIVES First Row:-Carol Palmer, Rochelle Russell, Dorothy Diehl, Nancy Ford, Mae Walters, Kathy Roberts. Second Row: -Margie Watkins, Gretchen Gnauck, Rhoda Miller, Nina Scholes, Dana Sue O'Dell, Helen Har- ris, Mimi Valdespino. Third Row:-Io Kathryn Smith, Gayle Pickett, Patsy Donahos, Elaine Iackson, Betty Wilhite, Louella Bash, Mary Lynn Lunsford, Bonnie Reaves. AUSTIN-IN-ACTION CLUB REPRESENTATIVES First Row:-Charlane Ward, Freida Howey, Mary Sanchez,-,Mary Busalac- chi, Margaret McNiel, Marilyn Ridley, Margie Filleman. Second Row:--Aline Lowman, Susan Dacey, Margaret English, Ysela Porras, Lilia Gonzalez. Third Row:-Bonner Burke, Patsy Pernell, Gayle Davis, Marilyn lvey, Iudy Breck, Linda Bailey. 145 146 DAVID GREEN ER - it D 'Ci 1 ci' cl ' UECX5-L gms avi , cm outs on mg stu ent, is RUTH ST -nO'tCh in nts- president of National Honor Socie- p A e hoe added moi ochievew ty and of the Moy Senior Class, EJXQKXYX hey HSA dei to QW 6 9 WX WSQQLVOOQ 349066 .XX OX 45 N vt igvbvoxe -5646 QXO QYOQQ 64' O4 Q0 ek, g x6xQxOCo9XXO .W ROUND-UP NANCY FORD As Spring Assistant Student Mon- f-f - GW' NGUCY did U Wonderful iob HUGH WALKER and STEVE PoesoN m pkmnmg Austm S Gssembhes' Steve cmd Hugh, together, have mode cm outstanding debate tecim for Austin, DANA SUE ODELL Dana Sue put in many extra hours fqm IAMES oi hard work as Editor of the Dion? VerY CQDCffONARD Round-Up ef Edltorsh. Z7 fO0k PRESENTS lp Ove 111 The Sprjnglfhe U1 QQ .S f f Q17 fQl6'Q'Q0 'qfqfwg 13 L!,17Q,Grf7SSr we S'Qf f 8037 LVQS ofsb V ww Ib X Of JOE ROGERS Ioe has worked hard on the Stu- d c '1 d 11 d ' Rav GIBSON and NANCY BOHANGN pfgsfidfxm an Us Serve as HS Nancy and Roy have contributed a great deal of service to the school through GFAC. and SSS. - fp . 546 X06 6X0 Q? OSXX Oi MY' 96- we MOQESGR O at ei 909540065 Oavoixkxlx ,O X9 v 'Q ' xogieixoleg IUDY BRECK S'5XCl'l , Iudy is Well - known for her four ERNEST ki' gredl digit, years of work in the Speech De- Erriesi hasirgte Spgmsh D pcrtmem' , QXS plXShme megl. ROUND-UP BERRY HAWKINS Berry has made a great contribu- tion to the school as a member of the Band. ANN HARPER and CARL MCGRAW Carl and Ann, as officers of the Public Address Club, have kept both students and teachers well informed. I-IOWELLYN SMITH l-lowellyn was Chosen by the Heber HQBEHTO S I-Iomemaking Department be- Shop go'-9 splendfqf-DIVAH cause of excellent work. muon SDC:-fmen fd Work PRESENTS fdesel. in the VSS fecogs 6 Q' 67 17 ff 0809 SIQSOOQQQ Qlbbe 901 tlgsd 0 02 A 056,051,176 Q O 0: Q11 07911 IIMMY BETTLE and IOI-IN POTTER Iimmy was captain of the cheerleaders, and Iohn was mainly responsible for the bicycle-built-for-live. ANN MARIE KITCHEN Ann Marie has worked since her freshman year as accompanist for Austin's activities. 1 RO. TC. R O T C OFFICERS 5 PHILIP DAVIS Spring Lt. Col. LUIS GALLARDO Spring Adjutant CARL HARMON Major RICHARD MARSHALL Fall Lt. Col. RICHARD GRAVES Fall Adjutant S P R I N G S T A F F MIMI VALDESPINO R.O.T.C. SPONSORS MINNIE SMITH IUDY LANCE BETTY IO CRYSLER F .- Fm ' L ' N f .sf ' 8, .' , K 5 . , mi' f IA BARBARA BURKS CAROL MCPHERSON BARBARA BRAYMAN . ..A- , A 4.525 A A' 2 ' .7.. HELEN HARRIS KATHY ROBERTS GRACE MURPHY IOSEPHINE CARRASCO YVONNE THOMPSON NANCY BOHANON OLA MAE WALTERS MAIOH IANE GRUBB gh I .. My ' I n.o.T.c. SPONSORS I AIAA I I ELEANOR DuSANG IACKIE HARVEY DANA SUE O'DELL IUNE REDIKER in NANCY FORD ANN MARIE KITCHEN NINA SCHOLES .svn PENNE WRIGHT MERRY ANNE BUSH PHYLLIS BAUER SUSAN HORNE ROCHELLE RUSSELL MARY SANCHEZ Il. 0. T. C. SPONSORS 453'-f The ROTC Sponsor Corps is fi group of high Iuriior and low Senior girls elected by ihe ROTC Cadets. E crch girl is gssigried io cr company and rricrrches with her officer during weekly parades. ANNE HARPER LOUELLA BASH sm 4: 9' DOROTHY MCCLENAHAN IUDY BRECK umm HIRSCH :numfy owen 'me cum, und ner Com Lady GAYLE LAMBERT 1, xffsrm sms? Goff ima Princess-ss Barham Bmmf. Judy Lance Am r.1 me Kitchen Mimi vuidespmo, and 1.4mm sim. gf Ui ,si CAPT. GOTTER PMS, 61 T. CAPT MOORE Color GuarclvRex Miller, Wayne lanes, lerry Deal, Bill Deal. Asst. PMS. CS T. R. O. T. C. Row li Bill Dunn, Ronnie Cravens, Frank McCall1ck, lerry McClain, Walt Eastman. Bill Smith, Ralph Tinsley, Eugene Gebler, Philip Mulvey. Row 2: Lee Eubank, Ioe Nabhan, C larnes Davis, lov Ledesina, Kent Dancinger, David Davis G SGT. HILL Commandant ot Cadets SGT. GOLD Instructor COMPANY Hq RONNIE NELSON I-IENSLEY Y V X , I. 1 'i Benny Aiken, Lawrence Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Ricky Baird, Bill Bartholomae, Gale Eau? Ralph Bennett, james Bottle, Dave Bourland, Carl Bradley, Spencer Bulger. arry ur ord, lim Callison, Ralph Carreon, Iohn Carson, Richard Clark, Bill Connor, Iames Conyers, Iohn Crump, Norris Doss, Robert Dunn, Bob Eiber, Charles Eiland, Ronald Em- mett, David Force, Nelson Forsythe, Pat Gough, Fred Guevara, Bill Grillin, Gale Hageman, limmy Harvie, Ronald Hensley, Charles Horton, Kenneth Hogan, Tom Hoy, David Hunt, Nelson Iry, Earl lackson, Don larvis, Eldon King, Hal Kleinman, Bob Lodlow, Ed Lewis, Iohn Linebaugh, Clayton Mansfield, Bobby McCune, Iohn Murphy, Iohn Miele, Ken Miller, Iohn Moeller, loe Muclrelroy, Daniel Munoz, lohnny Myers, Billy Najera, Roy Neely, Mike O'l-lara, Steve Pogson, Craig Peticolas, George Prader, Bob Robertson, Calvin Sexton, Pat VICTOR YOUNG Plt. Ldr. Shadle, Dick Sharp, Louie Sosa, Ioe Sterling, Pat Stout, Iohn Stromberg, Bob Surrat, Gerald Swihart, Iohn Thomas, Iimmy Vallarico, less Thurman, Richard Waldie, Hugh Walker, Don- ald Ward, Bill Webb, Charles Wedge, Victor Young, Brownie Zundel, Marshall Bryan. DAVID GREEN S3 IIMMY BETTLE Plt, Lclr. COMPANY E VIRGIL IOHN ARTLE POTTER C. O. Ex. V1rg1l Artle Moms Berley Charles Byard Fernando Caracena B111 Cam Tommy Copeland George Curry Rlchard Emery Charles Eudaly Charles Fredenck M1ke Furman Thomas Gxlley Le Bron hardre Dean Herman H V lackson Gerald Iohnson Ernest Lassrch Henry Launspaeh Prazrer Maho ney Clem M McCuan Arthur Napoles Raymond Ortega Gerald Patterson larnes Pender Iohn Potter Robert Relfsnyder Francnsco Reyes Ioe Rxvera Ixmmy Roberts Iesus Rodnguez Salvador Salazar Benny Russell Bur rel Smrth Lou1s Soule Mzke Staumng Ioel Spttzer Glenn Taylor Bobby Tay lor, Dav1d Van Buren, Edward V1llalobos, Ierry Wrtherspoon, Bxll Wheeler Donald Cliff. GERALD IOHN ON IERRY WITHERSPOON Plt, Lclr. Plt. Ldr. WW THOMAS GILLEY U. A. Lael COMPANY F ROY ARTHUR MCGAUGHEY HOPPER t ' i mwah 'snag -- WALTER EASTMAN Band George Arms, Bill Ackerman, Bill Bailey, Bobby Bailey William Billingsley, Albert Boucher, Henry Brainard, lim Brookins, Paul Caruthers, Tom Cavxn, Richard Clark, Richard E. Clark, Ronnie Cravins, David Davis, Iames Davis, Philip Davis, Bill Deal, Ierry Deal Kenneth Demary, Kent Danciger, Ronald Dettman, Kenneth Duncan, Bill Dunn, David Dunn, Walt Eastman, Charles Emmett, Robert Emmett, Richard Engle, Bert Ewald, Earl Fisher, Hubert Fletcher, Carlos Franco, Luis Gallardo, Eddie Galyan, Orlando Garza, Eugene Gela- ler, Felix Gonzalez, David Green, Roberto Gutierrez, Arthur Hopper, Carl Harmon, George Harris, Servando Hernandez, David lrloldsapple Dick Holt, lack lohnscn, Wayne lones Bill Lancaster, loe Ledesma Ronald Leek, loe Lyon Arthur Mahon Martin Martinez, lerry McClain, Roy McGaughey Carl McGraw, Vernon McKay Frank Mena, Dan Miller, Rex Miller, Ralf Miranda, Philip Mulvey, loe Nabhan, Iim Neel, Ierry O'Keele, Tom Pederson, lim Ponder, Pete Ponder, Reggie Ponslorcl, lerry Porras, Everett Putney, x e s Lawrence Rivera, Cecil Roath, Bill Roberts, Ronnie Sabo, Edward See, lohnny Saldivar, Lowell Scott, lohn Seitz, Bill Smith, Don Spann, William Spencer, lim Stovall, Dick Summer- lord, ton Tal t, Carlos Tellez, Bobby Thompson, Ralph Tinsley, Danny Weaver, Don Whita er, im iggs, lack Wynn, LARRY FAIRALL Band TOM PEDERSON U, A, COMPANY G PAUL BRIDGES Plt Ldr, IOHN PACO CHRISTOPHER IORDON Walter Abourezk, Eldon Ames, Bishop Bailey, Earl Ballard, Paul Bridges George Brown, Frank Burnett, Ed Carrera, Iohn Christopher, limrny Chatoney, Dan Coggin, Ed Connor, Lyle Dautrick, David Davidson, Edward Davidson, Gerald Davis, Gene Denton, Russell Deier, loe Ezzell, lohn Farmer, Bill Fisk, Robert Gray, Mike Greer, Claire Hall, Stanley Hall Iohn Hansen, Iohn Hardy, Hoyt Hatlield, Billy Hermann, Ted Hover, Franklin Howe, Marion Iohnston, Ralph Johnson, Paco lordon, Armand luarez lol-in Lanahan Norman Lane, lohn Linebaugh, lames Leonard, Charles McGehee, Roger McNew, Ronald McWhorter, Tally Martin, Jack Moore, Portis Moreland, Lane Nelson, William Neely lim Osborn, lim Perkins, Douglas Pfeller, Robert Ramos, Don Ranley, Ray Rodos George Rodriguez loo Rogers, Ronnie Russell, Howard Scanlon, Alex Shlarita Rene Sohrn, George Toboada, Walter Tally Theodore Thatcher, Terry Thomas, lack Tinnin, Enrique Torres, lack Valdespino, lack Woll, David Wardlaw, Ray Williams Walter Willis Milton Womack, Bob Wiley Raul Navarro lack Trice, Richard Chavez ROBERT GRAY U. A QPR WALTER WILLIS Pit Ldr COMPANY H RICHARD IOHN PATTON CARSON av,,..Q,,! 4 9 W 5 M, , , 5 Roger Angerstein, Larry Appleby, Guillermo Avila, Bob Banta, Iohn Brocewell, Gerald Brooks, Iimmy Bundren, Iames Butler, Ed Cashman, Hector Carpio, Dennis Chavez, Gary Cloud, Richard Cook, Robert Cooke, Howard Crook, Richard Dahlke, Robert Dawson, Hal Dean, Richard Delgado, Whitney Dominguez, Gordon Dotson, Robert Duchouquette, Thomas Dudle im Edens, Manuel Ellorrea a Bob Feidner, Frank Fletcher Iohn ,ranco George y, I Q I . .F , Gaucin, Roy Gibson, lim Grady, Iavie Granados, Luis Guzman, Wayne AHall, Alex Hanson, Ed Hill, Charles Hooteri, Billy Hurtt, lack Hustace, Bobby jones, Bobby Kautz, ' 'n , Scott Krutilek, Larry Lathan, Ernesto Leroy, Iohn Longridge, Branch Marshall, George Martch, Armando Martinez, Willard McDaniel, Craig McElroy, Myron McLellan, Frank Mon- sisvais, Charles Morris, Ross Mortensen, Otto Mur3oz, Douglas Myers, Lazaro Nava.rette, Robert Navaro, Dick Patton, Howard Reynolds, Arthur Rodriguez, Don Rowe, Rudy Salas, Gilbert Santosco , Richard Seany Fred Seymour, Fred Smith Tom Swann, Paul Talbot, 7 y , , Neil Weinbrenner, Aleg White, Willis Wick, Charles Wylie, George Bales GERALD BROOKS Plt. Ldr. RICHARD DAHLKE U. A. 'S-Q'--f I GEORGE CURRY S4 FALL OFFICERS CARL MCGRAW LeROY GIBSON ALAN PI-IELPS ZANE WALKER BRIAN COLLIER FRANK MILSTEAD JOHN SI-IANKS BRANSON TI-IURSTON DICK WELSH The fall R.O.T.C. Staff reviews the companies in one of the first parades of ihe year. fxw gn' RH, fm saw sg M mga X .Nw I ww 4 ggwm Q33 M ,w-tame' fre ,xg W .,!23Ti.,g,1 lv 4 ,: :. 52 e A M 2 ,-,- f.q s I fb A' X i gp 1 E WWW migw Www W fwwpjfwww Wizfgiifw 5 ff! W iq V 5 WM Athletics Football Basketball Tennis Track B bll ,W WM A... l ,V ,. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM OF 1953 P' 4 .yi .6-'I A gm, i B in Q Row 12 Bob Ether, Robert Saldlvar, Dave Bourland, Whrtney Dominguez, Ierry O'Keele, Bob Mann Row 2 hmmre Harvie, lack Wynn, Davrd Green, Scott Krutrlc-k,D1ck Summertord, George Harms Row 3, Maximo Reyes, Nelson Forsyth, Hubert Fletcher, Edmundo Carrera, Bobby McCune, Norman Lane, less Thurman, Row 4 Frank Mena, Bishop BazleyRegg1e Ponslord, loe Rogers, Don Spann Everett Putney. Row 51 Coach Harrrs, lohnny, Saldrvar, Brll Balleylrm Wrggs, Brll Connor, Clem Mancrnr, Ed Thurman Row 6, Coach Salem, Stanley Hall, Tom Martm, Cratg McElroy, Paul Errdges, Ixm Brookms, Ralph Iohnson, Iomes Cole, Coach Brown. Not included IH thxs prcture are- Charles Emmett, Dtck Se-aney, llmmy Blackman K f ,Z - 31? S J fl? 2 E K erL,,,,Q1 ,L V Coach t'Red HARRIS Coach K, C, BROWN 7 - Q A it A- ' 2, A T, 'G j ZS. H 4 .g.:,,n Coach FRED SALEM '35 Eff DAVID GREEN BOBBY EIBER IIMMY BROOKINS ALL DISTRICT PLAYERS -f 75Zez,,af:...wwiM ,, BB , B gi gm ' vii wg W Q IIM BLACKMON BOB MANN IIM WIGGS BOB MCCUNE DAVID BOURLAND 1 xv. x ,W - nf' Q I N.. R EVERETT PUTNEY End Q, , Q., in fi? In mg 'U , 5 15 K .,5, X . Sm, 5 :,..., E N' Q J K 'x4,jjQ'?? . he , I5 My 5 ICE ROGERS Anus tiifz ' W N , M fa Wikcw BOB EIBER Back .-.W y Blasts E Paso Iligl 1 . A A tense A moment N--' in Q big game, 1 Q-. ew, v W f A':'AQ'!, l r ' as ., 7 ' .. 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Qfagugd 1 L ' ., V A1 -S135 , babbles y Q v ,Q me W2 .S lilnu V Ab xx N h muddy and 5 t '- 'ht tttttt M 0 W wafntn-fm Pfffoa IERHY O'KEHPE if f L h 3322, , I My fh teamg pu Back Q2 t 5 V t f Awnings yd M1115 , N M? A , W 1-wad, b a effemse sm, ummm- . I Q ,gk lv I 5: b ' ku 'tbelbl' df 'awed HH 3 , 3 ZWEQR Zfhtgugh fu 97188 QGHM um ,., 1.-gy: I . :A ,:., W ,.,. , 5 2-he Swami mmm r Ghytmlly Umziz' 3,55 51 . K the indians 31 Aagvith 13179 han one BILL CONNOR Z, .,-g:z,::.L'A ,nam 1182192 ' 'awk Wh' . M ' , ,'Q5m5f?9pl35Ck 1115: Q lmzvhout Center A 5: D l V my Qmvnxfii ffgufland and' X ,M I e new Plaxi he e Wmbm' 30- CRAIG MCELROY Taekif Jisfnofed around: End tam- t Hwmmt ef ' p'9i123L,51md.4-. ' 170 'Q-'v ,Q 'Sire M A 4 Berto Saldi VCU' Score - Bow' - S CfQCI1r1st Pct if' the only team the n ers 1051 tc in dA A play. 1Str1ct x Af, . M , Nw 1 ' ':'11 Ezgi 1' I ,.:f In ax ,. . gig' Z g ae Auniu ',.', .t J atv fvwv BOBBY MCCUNE H Back ,jf W K 3 a . up f R I 4 1 BERTO SALDIVAR if f-I DON SPANN Buck ,w Q A Y 41? :At I Back 7 Y 0136121 mnegi L, ggsiieit ' Q XL. M1055 Q 0,1309 if me CM 5901 I M x I 3 W8 .V.. L new eh Y--' - mn vo' 9355 , , mmf ' .e 'Gan en Blu. BAILEY ' an wh C Tdckle QYJGZ , QRS 1.5. i I O iX1Tf5t?ie vid B915 .. ,, bv . j lg 4 ' 3 ' ,'x,E x W , ag-iback gang the ne 30' an 532153. fi ,f , Q, B ,fy AMX? s 6 a ISHOP BAILEY Q ganmdo, 'veixad bmmne g down 'im me x,-amy. 'DO Tackle wg G ids ed 'HD '53 Q4 S ?f?fim QSM WW' 3' wed. new 'we noe ever, Th? Ygdgunc ' 2 MA HW ww.-if f xghx, bac? ,fd-iovsh' yr 111140 the 3601 Set 'bg Y'8.n'tfheV gp? nw? Q J 1 VW Www .:,5AA A T AYVV -5' 1? es' 4. .Q X 1 1 mm ag, if ff 'ig' IIMMY BROOKINS Tackle 3 :af H it in l QQ: RUSSELL DETER ' 4 3.3 End -K A. M? x 1 2. H31 H 0355 f Ng, NELSON FORSYTH Tackle 7895! 'UT W BOB MANN Tackle 'T! Bulldog Brookins gels ct good hold vi' D iw 3 YJ W .... T W in CLEM MANCINI Center Bourlcmd scores touchdown m one of the longest runs of ihe golme. DAVE BOURLAND Bock my as Q gg, DICK SEANEY Aw 65 1 .Il . - 4 .,,, 1 Y ws A '.,...v Q fx B KY ,,4v ' . ,,,-f A-:- I .Q-'2: I Cemef A :lv I ,,., ,.,,..' . K 'ki' REGGIE PoNsFoRD 'If' 5525 lvqz Qlib ' '51 Gucrrd , qbvx X . 'QL - -W A. VN.: hi DICK SUMMERFORD End End SCOIGS OI1 touchdown pass from Dave Bourland ln E1 Paso High game. g,-if -'fg zgf 5 , Z ? , 1 '-J , .Q 4 WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ Back DAVID GREEN Guard 'f Az1 WL+ M ' 3 A ,, Misra 1 vw, Half 7 Him. . fi '-, 'B ,I SAWCHEZ ., a are was in D-liirig-g S fcawfy a som V 221g of 9 Golden ' J T 'Cl ro' E1 Pasg , E 1 l g ,I Qde in R RHI ' I '2':' 'f I ' 4 4 thelfrfdlilermx. R ' JGYM 1 g . C 1. ' ,, Thai 22 . ,A G, N Pans ss,Es . a at A , fs - : may mi , E 9 NORMAN LANE Z ' a H Back f Q ea N ,..,.. ' ., AE - N Qffffrrm .- : Q Z: ' N P h,,. 5? Qual si gm R he 2' 1 -. 15'-5 'E 1 , 4 W rd gm ' L. 1 , ' A E32 SCOTT KRUTILEK R' 'fgrqusz . - E , Back , R an Ufic: as 'N sf fre fi La- ,, 1 f as '-+EIi2in'1g15g,f '1' 'V 21,, 'ff ig EWS? ., Q EDMUNDO CARRERA Guard This touchdown run by O'Keefe in the E1 Pcrso High game was called back on cr penalty. W :,.Z S .,, xx 5' CHARLES EMMETT Bcrck 53' RALPH IOHNSON IACK WYNN Spotter Guard The boys made it rough for Iefferson and Ysleta. ki E ,S 'f' 1 TOM MARTIN Manager B 'Eigiiuniif MAXIMO REYES Manager 14,63-' 23, 2239! A ii A IAMES COLE Manager ..-V gg ,r.. i n A Qi A. ,1 5' if .3 l U s STANLEY HALL Manager 4 GO MAN GO! THE MIDDLE MAN ROCK F. BYE BABY v-45 T 4 AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL NIGHTSHIFI' TEAM M-14 178 MR. OWEN C. HARHOW bv- How How How Row Bow l 2 3 4 5 lohn Passero, Terry Thomas, Iesse Truelove, Willie Vasquez, Arthur Reynolds, Ray- mond Qulllm. Drck Laughmen, Bobby Fox, Bruce Harper, Keith Ryan, Ioe Lyon, Irm Callrson, Rich- ard Homan lManagerJ. Ed Harms, Ierry Gurdry, Thomas Novak, Ted Geomets, lohn Mrele. Arthur Mahon, Carl Kuykendall, ' Ray Espersen, lerry Anderson, Carl Flsher, Ronnre Sabo, Bob Geomets, Charles Erhardl, Roger Kalz, Doug Cobb. AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS Bowie U Cathedral U Yslela l4 Cathedral O El Paso 18 lellerson U Bowie 7 AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN TEAM Row l: Bob Hunt, Monroe Kirby, Henry Moser, Ierry Eherns, Bill Wilson, Harvey Bagley, Row 2: Don Hansen, Mervin Moore, Bill Rogers, lim Ososwki, Tony Melendez, Bob Frederick. Row 3: Eldon King, lim Severns, Pete Berria, David Kennedy, lan Goodman, Karl Pedigo. Row 4: Frank Besnette, Ray Sanchez, Victor Garcia, Miles Wofford, lim Henry. Row 5: Donald Force, Harold Cloer, Donald Ward, The freshman Football Team which was organized to give freshman boys a chance to train for future membership on the Varsity team, had its beginning this year. The team, which is coached by Iohn C. Birkhead, is open to all freshman boys. AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS Ysleta lefferson Ysleta EPHS lefferson Bowie 1 1 AUSTlN HIGH SCHOOL GOLF TEAM Row l. Ray Warren, lohn Givens, Rudy Barrienios M NNMN, , A Bonnie Reaves shows good forrn Row 2: lack McVeigh, Pat Bowman, Glen Bowman COACH HARROW Arthur Reynolds and Bob Bailey linish second and third in ihe mile. new ' E I ,, A 1. , -Qm,Mf,V,j,,..?+5,,?? 3 '.iHr,-Q , N H A :S 2????E'fn Z if Q, E 5 1:55 :fs , if Dillon Cole played in the Odessa match. VARSITY BASKETBALL IST. AUSTIN AUSTIN AUSTIN AUSTIN AUSTIN NSW, 33 Row I: Roy Gibson, Luis Sosa, Ralph Carreon, Frank Monsisvais, Row 2: Whitney Dominguez, Otto Munoz, George Martch, George Gaucin, Icxmes Builer, Row 3: Carl Bradley, George Bales, lim Carter, lack Eustczce, Dick Seany, Wayne Iones, Iohn Kochevcrr. CITY I , I DISTRICT 43 IEFFERSON 39 ,,.::' AUSTIN 29 BOWIE 31 EL PASO 50 AUSTIN 51 EL PASO 59 BOWIE 48 AUSTIN 42 YSLETA 53 CATHEDRAL 42 AUSTIN JEFFERSON AUSTIN EL PASO 63 IEFFEHSON 51 AUSTIN BOWIE AUSTIN YSLETA AUSTIN IEFFERSON I COACH ZERETSKE 7 11 3-1 3. ' QL , x Q Z5 A ,,, M fm' ,,, . . ,, T Y 22 -ff ,ga :W WAYNE IONES 7 rm, 1 -ms rn 2 i WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ George Gaucin makes , v- 5 CI Jump shot! LW If IACK HUSTACE VK A ,wiv IIM CARTER A x. 7 ,Ll Q w iff' ,'h? V V 'L DICK SEANEY Wayne Iones makes his favorite shot. 3. E, H lid IAMES BUTLER , r -5 A -f, Q Hu, W 5 X 3 f Y E ., fig, :g1::. ::s' , g,5g i.b f 5 L' Y 1 i f 533 jak' ,r 3 1 W r ' -1 LUIS SOSA 1 1? M. F W A -- , fi I 2 fs :E qt? I 5 CARL BRADLEY f Lg? 1 ' SWE . W iv A w I ua 2 - AT 2, - .- .:' 4 J ., , sg, '::QEI:f ..... GEORGE BALES CMc1nc1gerJ IOHN KOCHEVAR FRANK MONSISVAIS 4 I N Thy is 5 5 GEORGE MARTCH E A ROY GIBSON O5 Thr O 4 ki GEORGE GAUCIN X A 7 V , N i My ff :Chg an ,nr , .:. .- k ?' RALPH CARREON George Mcxrtch breaks for C1 score. O O OO WSW OTTO MUNOZ B TEAM BASKETBALL OST 1 V' STM 5-QSTIW 40 STM' Q3 Row l: Robert Frederick, Richard Faulkner, Robert Henry, Miguel Chacon, Leaton Oliver, Ray Sanchez Row Z: Rodney Hustace, Glenn Bowman, Carlos Navarro, Ierry Ehrens, Charles Yates, Frank Fletcher. Row 3: Ian Goodman, Thomas Swann, Iames Cobb, Raymond Quillin, Edward Uribe, Bill Doran, Robert Smith. CITY DISTRICT AUSTIN 24 IEFFERSON 42 AUSTIN 43 EL PASO AUSTIN 46 EL PASO 34 AUSTIN 48 BOWIE AUSTIN 39 BOWIE 33 25252 32 Iii-EZZON AUSTIN 26 CATHEDRAL. 58 AUSTIN 48 EL PASO AUSTIN 32 BOWIE AUSTIN 49 YSLETA AUSTIN 35 IEFFERSON COACH BIRKHEAD Row Row Row Row TRACK LETTERMEN l 5 ,.: 5 Q ff ' 4 BOB EIBER ROBERTO SALDIVAR Broad lump Mile Relay Mile Relay Low Hurdles Discus 880 Relay Low Hurdles l AP is Q 5 a 1 l 1 l DON SPANN V ui I PAT SHADLE Shot Put f 1 Pole Vault Broad lump f 4 - Pole Vault A 5 100 Yard Dash ' 9 440 Relay ' 1 IESS TRUELOVE I l00 Yard Dash l 440 Relay 187 l l 1 VARSITY BASEBALL yu. Row li loe Ezzell, Bill Lancaster, Reyes, Frank Monsisvais, Luis Sosa, Reyes Whit- ney Dominguez, Terry Thomas, Row 2: David Hunt, Dean Herman, Gilbert Salazar, H. V. Iackson, Clayton Baker, Clem Mancini, Mike Furman, Coach Brown, Row 3: Harry Butler, Ted Gemotes, Ioe Barker, lim Grady, Bubby Hatchel, Robert Dawson, Iohn Kochevan,Ierry Ehrens. Row 4: Harold Cloer, Clyde Lester, Ray Sanchez, larnes Butler, Harold Christion, Ray Quillen, Reggie Ponslord, Roy Gibson. One ot the Reyes at bat. David Hunt, pitcher, at work REGG113 PONSFORD Squadmen yes, Luis Sosa, Francisco Reyes. ,X . 3 3 2 ii P1 Three Returning Lettermen TERRY THOMAS Frank Monsisvais, Clayton Baker, Raymond Quillen. WHITNEY DOMINGUEZ MISS RUTH C BONNIE REAVES Row l: Io Kathryn Srnith, Barbara Creamer, Barbara Burks, Kathleen Sherwood, Iill Kriss, Row 2: Lena San Roman, Katherine Sherwood, Susan Dacey, Eloise Sanchez, Mary Sanchez, Alice Sherwood, ludy Lance, Tita Mahon, Row 3: Miss Cady, Gayle Pickett, Linda Bailey, Sandra Nelson, Elizabeth Taylor, Io Ann McDonald, Connie Riordan, Bonnie Reaves, and Rhoda Rosenfield. IO ANN McDONALD ALICE SI-IERWOOD KATHLEEN SHERWOOD KATHERINE SHERWOOD LENA SAN ROMAN 3' if A .E Q 5 ELOISE SANCHEZ 'Q KMARY SANCHEQ GAYLE PICKETT IO KATHRYN SMITH 0 Row l Dillon Cole, Danny Weaver, Bob Frady, Bill Roberts, Arthur Napoles, David Dunn, Iimmy Bettle. Row Z Bill Roueche, Alex Schlanta, Gordon Pederson, Richard Araiza, Kenneth Francis, Ierry Po- rras, Ronald Pierce. BOYS' VARSITY TENNIS NSF? 4 9 A 1 ' H I DANNY WEAVER A I , Mm ' A gi U l ' f Q vw KENNETH FRANCIS V DAVID DUNN t A I 1. 7 F 2 ARTHUR NAPOLES . i 13252 43 gf X mf? if x 4 Q 1' as Sy i X y i , l 27 fx Av gffliiilg -1 Q , X 6' ,, Q. gi Q ,, ,Q . E ml 'E WS fa A 3 R 'E gg , 9 5 - 1 . 4- 75' f WM, 'A .J ' if 4. we f li A, ,gy . W L ll ' 5 1 l 3 ? 3 s 2 lf, VN T W! Austin took three places in broad jump at Ysteta This is Iohn Passero. Norman Lane and Scooter Iohnson take the low hurdles, i Pat Shadle shows good form in the pole vault. This group represented Austin at the Odessa Tournament. The lower tennis courts at mid-day. Getting in shape tor a track meet. -5 gt HMMY BETTLE IOHN POTTER A 5 gas 4 MW Ti' .y i , , Q I- an Q . 9 2 A 'sg . W ,ig P E. . ,P.. ,...- - 1- ,WW V iff : QW , I 2 JANE GRUBB No hope lor the Tigers! N w new A SHIRLEY GORE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders, elected by the Student Body, did a fine job leading the school in yells during pep assemblies and at football games. Special credit should be given to Iohn Potter for the many extra hours he spent working on the bicycle- built-for-live. gum. 1 ' - ,F L, VY sv . BARBARA BRAYMAN ,nw PHILLIP DAVIS y ' ' -we, A , jg s 3 V il ,Ni s x tux ,. sn lim A if 2 it if ,QQ , M T 7. gpm. Til' ' .V ' ' .Q - - , :E V 48 .5 E -' 5 ' 3 3 ' 2 A V E X V-Q Alternate i Q A ' -.. X ,-, -af tiff. - JL' Q an r 2 A 4 it wg! . Q K It mm K K VM? gg 7 'K I V,,.f 'i f'fS?T'7 ' ,V W 1' I I if 1 . , ., 1 an -L gfgizfff f A 'Q '51, Nga V, ,UATX L lv-WI :, I K .. Y , , ggi? q,g?W,,i Q -wwf W i..w,f-W in J Activities Music Clubs 96 ,wwfysw-.91 'LMA 'A 'il A . L ,J in A- M V.- 0, -, Q ., '- W W, N t -' ffwfl . J 5 'HMM 6' ,QA h PM Warm,-1 ,mir M3415 . vjlh MW. ' fi-ff Fe., Q 1...-ff CONCERT Flutes and Piccolos:-Ann Thompson, Sandra Morrison, Margie Mc- Clenahan, Don Killmer, Larry McCleary, Verlyn Groce. Oboes:-Dick Killmer, Elaine Turrentine, Alfred Diaz. Clarinets:-Berry Hawkins, Alexis Shlanta, Ann Edwards, Lorene Shlanta, Dianne Diebles, luanita Neely, ludy Maclver, Eddie Holt, Mary Martha Monroe, Dee Ann Dunn, Delma Ree Peper, W. D. Scott, Billy Han- Gammon Alto Clarinets:-Kent Danciger, lames Davis, Bass Clcxrinets:-loe Le Desma, Ernest Hill, Kenneth Mearns. Basoons:-lames Diaz, Marianne Gridley. Alto Sax:-Lillian de la Plaza, Mary Lou Fulton, David Duran, Tenor Sax:-Lorraine Schuller, David Davis. Baritone Sax:gLy'nn Slater. , ,, if K1 CHARLES A. GHOLZ Band Director QRASEHQQJ A EL 5.5553 Tigag MAJ A' 'Www ,. .w-AWWFN BAND Comets:-Bob Waller, Walt Eastman, Bill Clarkson, David Curry, Frank McCallick, Parker Cole, Robert Emmett, David White, French Horns:-Bill Dunn, Leo Gaddis, Phil Mulvey, Ioe Nabhan, Myrna McCoy, Sandra Hawkins, Bob Peden. Trombones:-Larry Fairall, Ralph Tinsley, Iohn Seitz, Henry Moser, George Hubbert, George Weidner. Baritones:-Bill Smith, Alfred Davis, Karl Nystrom, Ierry McClain. Tubes:-Lee Eubank, Qarleton Talbot, Eugene Gebler. Percussion:-Lynn Hamilton, Dick Hughes, Roberta Mitchell, Bucly Marquez, Iohn Barlow. sw WA The mdjorettes cmd iwirlers added color to pcrrcldes and hcxlf-time shows throughout the year. LARRY FAIRALL SHIRLEY FEIDNER Drum Major Head Mcxioretie FALL FREIDA HOWEY ELMIRA LOPU BONNIE REAVES Head Maionne Maioreue Mcxioxotts SPRING MARGIE FILLEMAN MARY VTIIL LYDIA GRANADOS MARILYN WEAVER Twixlar Twixler Twirlex Twlrlar The Majorettes and Band gave their interpretation of the Bunny Hop during half-time at the Bowie football game AUSTIN HlGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Row l David Green, George Curry, Valeria Bell, Dorothy Briscol, Alice Herring, Bill Boueche, Abelardo Garcia, Row 2. Anatolio Uloalde, Kent Bales, Lynne Grear, Marilyn Owen, Betty Pridham, loe Ochotorena, David Ayala, Allen Nichols, lohn Aboud. Row 3. Eddie Holt, Allred Davis, Den Killmer, Richard Killmer, Gayle Hageman, Richard Hayles, Gary Brooke, Lee Eubank Not Shown -- Carolyn Cherry, Eva Fourzan 20 0 FALL OFFICERS Martha Cornelius, Girls' Manager. Shirley Gore, Librariang Dorothy Cobb, Reporter, Mary Ann Hunter, Robe Custodiang Patsy Pernell, His- torian, Carol McPherson, Treasurer, Doneva Myers, Librarian: Louella Bash, Secretary, Frank Monsisvais, Boys' Managerg George Bales, Robe Custodian, Frazier Mahoney, Pres- ident. HA' Choir makes one of its marry appearances belore lhe school al the fall Senior National Honor ln- duction Assembly, A CAPELLA CHOIR First Row: Martha Cornelius Dorothy Bracewell Maraaret Etglish lackie Harvey Betty Magoon Shirley Gore, Mary Ann Hunter Dorothy Cobb, Bonnie Reaves, Minnie Smith Merry Ann Bush Mary Lynn Lunsford Second Row: Gail Fromme, Claire Campbell, Dolores Martinez, lsabel Redwine, Roch- elle Russell, Ruth Stueckler, Barbara Brayznan Penne Wright, lean Hol- comb, Ann Marie Kitchen, leanette Gourley Third Row: loe Muckleroy, Iohn Potter, lack Weaver, lohr. Myers Louella Bash, Erie na Garcia, Gail Goins, Carol M:Pnerso'1 Prager Mahoney Frank Mori- sisvais, lohn Paul Thomas, Bobby Franco Fourth Row: Clyde Baldwin, Dick Sharp, George Brzlr-1: De: Hearncion Sandra lameson, Doneva Myers, Patsy Pernell Hd Conner, Robert Gray, Gayle Hageman, lack Hedrick Not Shown: Iimmy Blackman, Sally Kimball, Dana Fowler Row Row Row Row A CAPELLA CHOIR Dolores Martinez, Maureen Dennehy, Shirley Gore, Rochelle Russell' Donna Io Pracht, Margaret English, Pat Longan, Betty Magoon, Ruth- ie Kaplan, Minnie Smith, Merry Ann Bush, Barbara Braymari, Penne Wright, Bonnie Reaves, Mary Lynn Lunsford, Lee Hunt, Sue Wood, Tommye Lou Watson, Dorothy Bracewell, Dana Fowler, Harriet McMorris, Aguayla Martin, Delma Ree Peper, Barbara Mul- lins, Cleo Springstead, Barbara Oakes. Calvin Sexton, Earl lackson, Iohnny Myers, lohn Potter, lack Weav- er, Lynn Louis, Edna Garcia, Louella Bash, Isabel Redwine, Shirley lordan, Ann Marie Kitchen, Carol McPherson, Barbara Cook, Cyn- thia Witherspoon, Frazier Mahoney, Frank Morisisvais, Iohn Paul Thomas. lim Grady, loe Muckleray, Richard Waldie, George Bales, Clyde Baldwin, Larry Fairall, Dick Sharp, Claire Cambell, Gail Fromme, Sandra Iameson, Ioetta Northcutt, Patsy Pernell, Gale Hageman, Ed Connor, Robert Gray, lim Bundren, Robert Dunn, Bobby Franco OFFICERS Rochelle Russell, Secretary, Minnie Smith, Treasurer, Merry Ann Bush, Historian, Louella Bash, Girl's Manag- er, Claire Cambell, Robe Custodian, Patsy Pernell, Librarian. Penne Wright, Librarian, lack Weaver, Li- brarian, George Bales, Boy's Manag- er, Frank Monsisvais, President, Carol McPherson, Treasurer, Anne Marie Kitchen, Accornpanist, Representative to the Club Panel. r , , Frazier Mahoney serenades Louella Bash in the operetta, Mikado Q55 B CHOIR Row Row Row Row Madeline Willis Dickse Williamson, Brenda Grose lanice Erei, ludy l'lolhr.sworth, loann Rrsinfxer, Evangehna Tor' res, Anna leanne lohnson, Coral Sharp, Rebecca Sutton lanice Guynes, Bobette Sherman Rosemary Kina, lrene Kirkpatrick, lrrna Martinez, Carlene Bradford, lerry Love Sandy McNeal, Beverly Collins, Lirzda Hart Eleanor Bash Kay Adkins, Sylvia Mayo, Gail Williamson Patricia Kennedy, Anne Ponder, Donna Srnauley, Donna Navarro, Andrea Salome, Edward Davidson, Larry Lat ham, Dick Lanahrnan Beverly Spearman, lennie Clementi, Zena Garner, Betty Reid, Glenda lohnson, Ellen McGuirk Marilyn Maroe, Gail Maxwell, Patsy Railston, Glenda Eldridge, Nadine Davidson, Charles Yates, Ed Conner, Ray mond Quillen, loe Drsselkoen, Rhoda Charles, Carol Palmer, loe Mac Green, Carol Gracey, Gerry Winters, MIXED CHORUS Row Row Row Row Ann Wilcox, Maadalvna Ochotorena, lerith Saxton, Kathehna Anaerstein, Billie lovce Fletcher, Patricia Pracht, Arqyra Walshe, Dorothy lenninas, Connie Bnstillos, loan Bently, lanice Robertson, Mary Ann Brown, ludy Rivera, lohn Lanahan, lvan Hall, Carlos Vilil, Tornrny Bishop Anne Moore, Ariana Kaptzan, Eileen ldve, Deanna Norton, Barbara White, ludy Guidry, lrene O'Neill, Margaret Vauahan, Mary Kniaht, Brenda Schuller, Donnie Strorn, Albertina Acosta, David lohnston, Ronnie Clifton, loe An- derson lady Thurman, Peflaie Ann Davidson, Sandra Gatnous, Yvonne Evans, Sharon Dailina, Yvonne Santoscoy, Milf dred Branhain, Patsy Canheld, Erma Clark, Gail Davis, Ready Daly, Elizabeth Crumb, lanice Lee, Martha Snidow, Wanda Enale, loan Staaas, Fat Bowman, 'lnornmy Novak lesse Trueloye, Charles Beard, Dick Eaulkner, Georao Taboada, Keith Plunkett, Dan Allen, Bob Eox, Richard Wal- die, lohn Crump, Don Whitaker, Walt Eastman, Richard Kuncel, Gary Brook, Howard Reynolds, Gene Denton, Lee Barns, Bobby Lamontine, Bob Orton Richie Askew, Clarence laqqars Three little maids from the Ladies' Seminary pose for the photographer between scenes of the Mikado . The Chief High Executioner displays his bloody sword in a scene from the Mikado , presented by the 'A' and 'B' Choirs of Austin High School. The Orchestra and combined choruses presented the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah in the annual Christmas assembly. The Girls' Sextette has entertained at many of Austin's functio McPhe ns. The group consists of: Minnie Smith, Carol rson, Ann Marie Kitchen, Dana Fowler, Louella Bash, and Gayle Williamson, accompanist. 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Fall President Frank Milsteacl makes the welcoming speech lor for the induction of new members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fall The purposes of the Austin Chapter ol the Nation- al Honor Society are to create an enthusiasm tor scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership and to develop character in the students of Austin High School. The faculty be- stows its greatest honor on these students. Row l: Louella Bash, David Green, Shirley Gore, Frank Milstcad, Branson Thurston, Ianis Ienne, Miss Markgroll Row 2 lean Melton, Beverly Baker, Batty Olcr, Sally Kimball, Thomas Gilley, Russell Deter, Ola Mae Walters, Louella Roseinond, Ann Marie Kitchen, Martha Cornelius, ludy Breck. Row 3 Phyllis Bauer, Anne Harper, Peggy Guess, lohri Carson, Carol McPherson, Yvonne Lozano, Ioe Sterling, Dana Sue O'Dell, Nancy Ford, Ggetchen Gnauck. Row 4: Bob Turner, Ronnie Hensley, George Curry, Henry Launspach, iE'5Tl'5 Philaya, Car- olyn Rosser, Bishop Bailey, Bobby Eiber, Ysela Porras, Virginia Dunn, Kathy Rob- erts, Jimmy Leonard, lim Harvie , Zane Walker FRANK MILSTEAD BRANSON THURSTON President Vice-President SHlRLEY GORE DAVID GREEN IANIS IENNE Secretary Parliamentarian Reporter .f Ro vu I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Shirley Gore, Maureen Dennehy, Penne Wright, Carolee tte, Howellyn Smith, Carol Haquenloa, Sarah Ramsey, Helen luarez, Kathleen S erwood, Barbara Burlcs, Maraaret English, Ruth Stueckler lim Harvey, Kathy Roberts, Bill Roberts, Virainia Tyree, David Dunn, Peaay Guess, Ann Noble, Ieanette Gourley, Yvonne Luderus, Nancy Ford, Dorothy Diehl, ludy Lance, Dana Sue O'Dell Russell Deter, lames Leonard, David l-lolseapple, Tita Mahon, lean Melton, lrlelen Harris, Linda McCasland, Marian Reynolds, ludy Breclc, Gretchen Gnauck Phyllis Bauer, Iohn Carson, Louella Bash, Ann Marie Kitchen, Carol McPherson, Ola Mae Wal- ters, Carolyn Rosser, Ann Harper, Alberta Butler, Mary Catherine Birlcelback, Ysela Porras Francis Reyes, George Martch, Roy Gibson, Ralph Carreon, Maximo Reyes, Thomas Gilley, David Green, George Curry, L W' X E ,gg 4 Q ,QQ 33 M .X I I , wI3ff Q,, I II , .fl HI M, I I V: . II' '5-.Q,I ,IIIIAI I H ,V TAKE Il I, ' I MlSS BEATRICE MARKGRAFF Q I-Y I Ir,-III V .X Sponsor f ws, I ,I 2- is tFiWIj.5lf Iygffx I, 4 gl x - , ,', I my yt ' ' -M DAVID GREEN GEORGE CURRY President ViceAPresident , W 4, t I , I he ,IMI ff ,IA I I Jw A. . ll ff Iwsyljf ffm' , .-:Ii I , lf 'I In K 3 I I ' I -'-, II If I- .12 II f, QI IM I .-i' I , I 9 ' 'V 'Z ' , 'VV , , ' K . il' ' ,QQ 'F' ' , 'S '55,?f'7g1 N , , .ff l ,ft '-' ,Xj i NATIONAL HQNOR SOCIETY IIQIIIIIM XIII, f to 1, N Q , of SPRING 1954 xr t , ft f ssl, f ? , , l 9 gf? J. ' t , 15 we ,Q W1 ' , GRBTCHEN GNAUCK IUDY BRECK IAMES LEONARD Secretary Parliamentarian Reporter 06 QUILL 6. SCROLL Row Row Row Row ...J N. A 'f J Carol McKee, Betty Oler, Kalhy Roberts, Sue O'Dell Tila Mahon, lanis lenne, Nanelle Turner, Nancy Ford Gary Foster, Louella Rosemond, Norma Navarro, Ioan Holcomb Don Ward, Orlando Garza, lames Leonard, lolrn Shanks, Dick Welsh, Branson Thurston, limmy Bricker KATHY ROBERTS- -President DANA SUE ODELL -Vice-Presidenl BETTY OLER- Secrelary CAROL McKEE Treasurer DANA SUE O'DELl..-preside-nl TITA MAHON Vice-President NANCY FORD- -Secrelary ORLANDO GARZAiTreasurer 'Wi Row l: leanelle Gourley, Penne Wright, Kalhy Roberts, Dana Sue O'Dell, Tila Mahon. Row 2. Marqaret Morrissey, Gayle Pickell, Nanette Turner, Eleanor Dusang, Rosemary McNam ara, Nancy Ford Row 3: Timmy Clialoney, Orlando Garza, lame-s Leonard, Gary Foster Row Row Row Row 'rr is TOASTMASTERS .4-1 DILLON COLE-President ANN MARIE KITCHEN--r Vice-President NANCY FOBDfSecretary GRACE MURPHY--Treasurer BlLL ROBERTSfSerqeant-At-Arms DOROTHY DlEl'll.,fReporter lt Gretchen Gnauckpblancy Bohanon Mae Walters, l Nanc Ford- Row Row Row Row Nancy Ford, Grace Murphy, Dillon Cole, Ann Marie Kitchen, Dorothy Diehl, Bill Roberts Martha Rey, Pat Lunsford, lean Melton, Mae Walters, Ann McCall, Betty Zellner, Paco lordan, Frazier Mahoney. NN ' ' f 'F' Yvonne Luderus, Susan Horne, ludy Breclc, Elaine laclcson, Barbara Oakes, Nancy Bohanon, Ted Thatcher Gretchen Gnauck, lams lenne, lo Anne Sannes, David Dunn, Orlando Garza, Steve Pogson. A ORLANDO GARZA President PACO IORDAN Vice-President BETTY ZELLNER Secretary NANCY BOHANON Treasurer MAE WALTERS Parliamentarian GRACE MURPHY Sergeant-AtfArms SUSAN HORNE Grace Murphy, Charlou Ballinger, Elaine lackson, Susan Horne, lean Melton, Yvonne Luderus Io Ann Sannes, Dillon Cole, Bill Roberts, Steve Pogson, Dorothy Diehl Ann Marie Kitchen, David Dunn, Ted Thatcher, Orlando Garza Reporter f 'Yo 353: Y ,',. Row l lean Melton Ola Mae Walters David Green Christine Bid, Grace Row Z Martha Rey Ann Marie Kitchen Susan Home Pat Lunsford, Mary Katherine Birkelbach Beverly Baker lirnmy Bettle Yvonne Luderus, Ronald Dettman David Dunn Marion Reynolds Ann Wilson. MASQUE 6. GAVEL DAVID GREEN-President IEAN MELTON-Vice-President GRACE MURPHY-Secretary IOE ROGERS-Sergeant-At-Arms Martha Rey, Mary Katherine Birkelbach, Qhristine Byrd, Ola Mae Walters, Marion Reynolds. lean Melton, Iudy Break, Ann Marie Kitchen, Yvonne Luderus, lim- my Bettle. Ronald Dettman, Steve Rogson, David Dunn, Frank Burnett, David Green. 5 KALEVALA Row l: Gretchen Gnauck, Iudy Breck, Kathy Roberts, Frazier Mahoney. Row 2: Pat Lunsford, Dorothy Diehl, Carolyn Rosser, Nancy Cook, David Dunn, Edward Hill. IUDY BRECKhPfeSidem Row 3: George Curry, Nelson lry, Iarnes Leonard, FRAZIER MAHONEY-Vice-President KATHY ROBERTS-Secretary-Treasurer GRETCHEN GNAUCK-Student Council Rep. Row li Kathy Roberts, Gretchen Gnaugg Dorothy Diehl, Pat Lunsford. Row 2: Marilyn Ivey, Carolyn Rosser, Nancy Cook. Row 3: David Dunn, George Curry, Frazier Mahoney, Bill Roberts, Edward Hill. FRAZIER MAHONEY-Vice-President KATHY ROBERTS-Secretary-Treasurer DOROTHY DIEHL-Student Council Rep. 9 SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ERNEST LASSlCl-l-President TITA MAHON4Vice-President YVONNE LUDERUS4SeCretary MARY CATHERINE BIRKLEBACH Treasurer Row l' Mary Catherine Birklebach, Barbara Kinder, Carolyn Martin, Billie Louise Farmer, Yvonne Luderus, Gayle Pickett, Row 21 Tita Mahon, Bill Roberts, Luis Guzman, Ernest Lassich, lames Diaz 2 Row li Gail Eromme, Kaye Robinson, lva Dee Hackett, Sandra lameson. NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY Row 2: Patricia Dohanos, Rhoda Lee Miller. Row 3: Betty Pridham, ludy l-leinze, Susan Horne, lucly Hill. Row 4: Gilbert Siaueros, lohn Paul Thomas, limmy Bricker, IUDY HILL-President SUSAN HORNE-Vice-President IUDY HEINZE-Secretary SANDRA IAMESON-Treasurer Iva Dee Hackett, Yolanda Garcia, Carol Ann Ferrara, Kaye Robinson. Rhoda Miller, Gail Frornme, Mickey McKee, Iudy Heinze. Sandra Iarneson, Edna Garcia, lohri Paul Thomas, lerry Winters. Iudy Hill, Betty Pridharn, Patsy Dohanos, Gil- bert Siqueiros. RHODA MILLER President IUDY HEINZE Vice-President GILBERT SIQUEIROS Secretary CAROL ANN FERRARA Treasurer PATSY DOHANOS Student Council Rep. Row 1 Dale Reynolds, Yolanda Garcia, Kaye Robinson, lva Dee Hackett, Sandra Rodehaver. Row 2 ludy Heinze, Patsy Dohanos, Susan Horne, Sandra Iameson, Rhoda Miller. Row 3 Betty Priclharn, Iudy Hill, lohn Paul Thomas, Gail From Row 4 Gilbert Siqueiros, Hal Dean, lirnmy Bricker. Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Carol Prothro, Rosemary McNamara, Margaret Morrissey, Martha Cornelius, Darlene Dawson Dorothy Dunn, Margaret English, Alberta Butler, Barbara Roberts, Sue Wood Ouita McCracken, Betty Magoon Nancy Bohanon, ludy Guidry, Barbara Coadell, loan Fulton, Sarah Ramsey, fx Betty Dedman, Arm Simpson Dorothy Diehl, lay McLellan, Martha Shadow Ruth lean Craia, Barbara Persch Pat McCamant, Sandra Iameson NANCY BOHANON President DOROTHY DIEHL Vice-President ' ROSEMARY MCNAMARA Secretary MARGARET MORRISSEY Reporter MARGARET ENGLISH Historian Row Row Raw Row MARTHA CORNEl.lUSfPresident OUITA McCRACKENfVice-President SARAH BAMSEYfeHistorian MARGARET ENGUSH Secretary at G.F.A.C. Catherine Finerty, Margaret Morrissey, Barbara Coqdell, Barbara Persch, Al- berta Butler, Betty Dedman. Rosemary McNamara, lucly Guidry, Mary Ann Shaver, Sandra lame-sort. Anita Rupp, Margaret English, Dorothy Diehl, Sarah Ramsey, Carol Prothro, Susan Horne, loan Fulton, Dorothy Dunn, Ruth lean Craiq, Gail Fowler, Pat Mc Camant. S.S.S. FALL CHARLES HOOTEN Vice-President IAMES LEONARD Parliamentarian GEORGE CURRY President CARLTON TALBOT Secretary Garza, Charles Hooten. Hill. George C u rr y Carlton Talbot. S.S.S. SPRING Row l: Bob Awe, Ed Lewis, Carlton Tallpt, Philip Davis, Rickey Baird, Tom Hoy, larnes Leonard. ' ' Row 2: Torn Sartor, lerry Anderson, Orlando Garza, Charles Hooten, Benny Aik- en, Ed Hill, Row 3: Iames Keogh, Roy Sheedy, Bill Dawson, Gordon Dotson, limzny Sev- erns, Ken Miller, Roy Gibson, Douglas Pleiler. Row 3: Roy Sheedy, Bill Dawson, Row l: Neil Scott, Torn Sartor, Ed Lewis, Philip Davis, Ierry Anderson, Orlando Row 2: Bob Awe, Alfred Mello, Benny Allcen, Bill Clarkson, Iarnes Leonard, Ed CHARLES HOOTEN Vice-President ROY GIBSON President CARLTON TALBOT Nsemrarf' ED HILL Parliarnentarian 4 mn Row l: Howelyn Smith, Helen Pruitt, Erieda Howey, Roselind Barentine, Connie Reid, Sandra Rodehaver, Row 2: Elaine Iackson, Ann Harper, Gary Foster, lim Grady, Don Ward, Charles Hooten, ROW 3: Everett Putney, George Arms, Walter Willis, Calvin Sexton, Bill Mur- phy, Marilyn Weaver. DON WARD President ANN MARIE KITCHEN Vice-President BETTY WILHITE Secretary BETTY MAGOON Treasurer K 'W DON WARDePresident Row Row Row Row BILL MURPHY-Vice-President Creedena Foster, Betty Wilhite, Betty Magoon, Sandra Rodehaver, Helen Pruitt, Frieda Howey. Noranne Allen, Pat Oats, Iudy Quinney, Ann Marie Kitchen, How- elyn Smith. lim Grady, Sharon Plilar, Roxey Cound, Ann Harper, Elaine lack- son. Everett Putney, Gary Foster, George Arms, Don Ward, Charles Hooten, Paco Iordan, Calvin Sexton, Walter Willis. L M '11 .X Dorothy McClenahan. Row 2: Helen Bullard, lean Holcomb, Frieda Howey. lord, Barbara Oakes, Nona Riclcetson. DOROTHY MCCLENAHAN-President CAROLEE BESNETTE-Vice-President P.E. LEADERS BARBARA BRAYMAN-Secretary Row l: Dorothy White, Barbara Brayrnan, Patsy Pernell, Carolee Besnette, Frieda Howey. Row' 2: Diane Hampton, Dorothy McClenahan, Dolores Martinez. Row 3: Barbara Oakes, Nona Ricketson, Carol Gracey, Catherine Kratz, Kay Barwise. Row l: Barbara Brayman, Sally Kimbell, Louella Bash, Dorothy White, Row 3: Dolores Martinez, Patsy Pernel, Carolee Besnette, Mary Lynn Luns- PATSY PERNELL President NONA RICKETSON Vice-President BARBARA OAKES Secretary Q Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Rochelle Russel, Carolee Besnette, loe Ezell, Mary Sanchez GretehenyGn-a,yiag5,.laclcie Harvey. Lydia Franco, Martha Rey, Ronald Dettrnan, Bobby Franco Alexis Shlanta, Betty lo Wilson. Mrs. Alice White, Ronnie Hensley, Berry Hawkins, Bob Turner Edward Hill. F. T. A. GRETCHEN GN-AUCK-President CAROLEE BESNETTE-Vice-President MARY SANCHEZ-Secretary IOE EZELL-Treasurer MARGARET McNElL-President MARGARET DAVIDSON-Vice-Pres. DOLORES MARTINEZ-Secretary LYDIA ERANCO-Treasurer MARGARET HUMBLE-Parliarnentarian RONALD DETTMAN-Sergeant-At-Arrns Row l: Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Diane Diebels, Dolores Kuler, Dolores Martinez, Margaret Hum- ble, 'Mary Sanchez, Carolee Besnette. Ellen Shector, Tune Harrison, Howellyn Smith, Helen Pruitt, Gretchen Gnauck-Margaret Davidson, Anne Edwards, Margie McNeil. Ysela Porras, Connie Rubio, Lydia Franco, Toni Hoy, Alexis Shlanta. Robert Banta, Ronnie Hensley, loe Ezell, Richard Killrner, Ron- ald Dettrnan, Ed Hill. Row l: Carol McKee, Elaine Turrentine, Lillian cle la Plaza, Ann Harper, Dorothy McClenahan, Row 2: Nancy Cook, Ioan Gayle, Betty Oler. Row 3: Ioan Monroe, Patsy Dohanos. LEAGUE OF LETTERS CAROL MCKEE-President LILIAN DE LA PLAZA-Vice-President ANN HARPER-Secretary ELAINE TURRENTINE-Treasurer DOROTHY MCCLENAHAN-Reporter JOAN GAYLE President ELAINE TURRENTINE Vice-President DOROTHY McCLENAHAN Secretary LILLIAN DE LA PLAZA Treasurer NANCY COOK Student Council Rep. X A If Row li Ioan Gayle, Elaine Turrentine, Lillian de la Plaza, Dorothy Mc- Cleriahari. Row 2: Ieanette McEaddin, Kay Adkins, Nancy DeBrunner, Del Marie lackson, Row 3: Patsy Dohanos, Bonner Burke, lean Goodman, s, Ruth Chavez, Elizabeth Chapin, 'X 18 PAN AMERICAN YSELA PORRAS-President OLGA ARMENDARIZ-Vice-President SALLY KIMBALL-Recording Secretary ERNESTINA RAMIREZ-Treasurer MARTHA CARDENAS-Parliameniarian DOROTHY COBB-Reporier DOLORES CARREON-Corresponding Sec. Row li Row 2 Row 3: Row 4 Row 5 Margaret English, Martha Cardenas, Tiia Mahon, Olga Armendariz, Dolores Carreon, Ernesiina Ramirez. Sally Kimball, Laura Lopez, Rosalinda Gonzales, Anna Marie Trejo, Dorothy Cobb. Ysela Porras, Mariha Rey, Connie Rubio, Mary lda Padilla, Ola Mae Walters, Barbara Kimball, Irma Gandara, Clorinda Duran, Alice Marie Parra, Delma Carreon, Iudy Mclver, Bobby Franco. Elmira Lopez, Iosephine Carrasco, Phyllis Bauer, Ierry Porras. A5185 if PEGGY GUESS President PETER KERN Vice-President Treasurer IRMA GANDARA Secretary Reporter IERRY PORRAS Parliamentarian ROW l: Eleanor Gonzalez, Dolores Carreon, Alice Marie Parra, Lydia Gra- nados, Ernesiina Ramirez, Gloria Chaparro, Rosalinda Gonzales. Row 2: Anna Marie Trejo, Connie Duran, Arcelia Olivo, Delma Carreon. Martha Palafox, Lynda Stafford, Elvia Negreie, Eleanor Payan. Row 3: Connie Rubio, Irene Holguin, Mary Zuloaga, Phyllis Bauer, Ola Mae Walters, Tita Mahon, Barbara Kimball, Norma Alva, Clorinda Duran. Row 4: Dorothy Cobb, lrma Gandara, Mary lda Padilla, Yolanda Chavez, Ierry Porras, Ysela Porras, 'W ERNESTINA RAMIREZ ALICE MARIE PARRA Corresponding Secretary ROSALINDA GONZALES arliamentarian ,LR awr- LATIN -Gola Row 1, Monroe Angela Louie Row 2' Reynolds, Robert Cook Row 3. Helen Iuarez Row 4: WAN,-, Barbara Younq Ann Simpson Maureen Dennehy Mary Martha Ioyce Calvin Nancy Bond Ellen Shecter leanette Gourley Marian Marjorie air , andra Nelson, Margie Watkins, lane Bannon, Bonner Burke, Connie Riordan, Eltzabeth Chapin, Alice Harris, lo Ann McDonald, Alma Lowrnan, Carol Ann Corbett, Robert Duchou- quette, Gene Allen MAUREEN DBNNEHY--fpresident ANN SIMPSONefVice-President IEANETTE GOURLEY-Secretary IO ANN MCDONALD-fTreasurer CAROL CORBETTWl3arliarnentar1an IOYCE CALVIN Correspondinfl Secretary CAROL ANN CORBETT President ROBERT DUCHOUQUETTE Vice-President ALINE LOWMAN cretaryyi-,XX CHRIS NE BYRD ANN SITA? Reporter ' Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 S 'W .iv , 1 ,M Katherine Desiardines, Donna lo Rracht, ri Ann Sirnpf son, Maureen Dennehy, Alice Harris, Ceciia ayan, lohn Givens Nancy Bond lrene O'Ne1l, Betty Geottrion, Leticia Napoles, Mary Martha Monroe. Margie Watkins, Maraxe Frllernan, Aline Lowman, Carol Ann Corbett, Howard Finley Martha Snidow, Louise Reed, Barbara Young, Angela Louie, Barbara Kinder, Glenda Eldridge, Marian Reynolds, lanet Linebauah, Gene Allen Suzanne Handschy, Patsy lunker, Helen luarez, Elizabeth Chapin, Kay Cherko, lo Ann McDonald, Connie Rtordan, loyce Calvin, Robert Cook, Doyle Perkins Marjorie Baird, Bonner Burke, limmy Severns, Gilbert Santoscoy, Ed Harris, Parker Cole, Robert Duchouquette, Philip Meisinaer PW ,X , 'ml Ahh awww tx 'W 31 Row l Row 2 Row 3 ROY ROGERSfPres1dent BILL COLLlER-Vice'President NORMA LAUGHLINfSeci'etary-Treasurer LAWRENCE BOBB-Reporter Row l Wanda Perkins, Norma Laughlin, Rachel Pineda, Pat Guyton, An- nette Pedi o Malinda Arant Phoebe B ers an Edwards Q I , Y , l Row 2. Evelyn Bennett, Betty Gardner, Betty Schulte, loann Buckley, Sylvia Wedge, Nanette Wilson, Kenneth Owens, Pat Eord, Earnest Macias Row 3 lack Weaver, Hector Maruslch, Dean Tomlinson, limmie Atwood, Norman Saches, Ioe Buckland, Manny Bautista, Bill Collier, Wayne Smith, lohn Taylor, Danny Graham, Raul Vigil, Don Herndon, Law- rence Bobb, Raymond Malooly, Roy Rogers : Rachel Pineda, Ioyce Erancione, Phoebe Byers, limmie Atwood, lan Edwards, Ken- neth Owens, Dean Tomlinson . Pat Ford, luliette Lozano, Manny Bautista, Barbara Brown, Iimrny Bricker, Lawrence Babb, Raymond Malooly. ' Evelyn Bennett, Earnest Macias, Maltnda Arant, Wanda Perkins, Norma Laughlin, lim Gross, Bill Collier, Danny Graham, Betty Gardner, Betty Schulb, LaVana Brown, Hector Marusich, lack Weaver, Don Herndon, less Morrow, lohn Taylor, Roy Rog- ers, Ioe Buckland, Norman Saches, Wayne Smith C STATE SCRAPBOOK CONTEST-First Place Winner. MODERN DANCE Row I: Merry Ann Bush, Minnie Smith, Lillian I-Iirsch, lane Grubb, Lydia Granados, Betty lo Eleager, Carol Mc- Pherson, Shirley Gore, Helen Harris, Mimi Valdespino. Row 2: Noranne Allen, Ann Noble, Rosemary McNamara, ludy Allen, Gayle Lambert, Georgine Guevara, Charlane Ward. Row 3: Dorothy Diehl, Alice I-Iarris, Kathy Roberts, Barbara Roberts. CAROL MCPHERSON-President -X ALICE HARRIS-Vice-President lo HELEN HARRIS-Secretary-Treasurer IUNIOR HISTORIANS MARGARET MORRISSEY President VIRGINIA TYREE Vice-President ROSEMARY MCNAMARA Secretary DIANE SI-IEPARD Treasurer I , A like x F i I I sk 7 Row I: Donna Moss, Margaret McNeil, Virginia Tyree, Kathy Dunn, Rita Smith Row 2: Carolyn Deal, Terese Gilmer, Margaret Morrissey, Margaret Beall, 'W' Row 3: Flora Gil Reed, Rhoda Lee Miller, Sarah Ramsey, Victoria Gonzalez, Martha lane Kennedy, Tommie Lou Watkins. Row 4: loe Hawes Robert Cooke, Iimmy Chatoney, l , , , x il Row l: Ruth Stueckler, Mary Sanchezvl Carolee Besnette. Row 2: Helen Iuarez, Eleanor DuSang. Row 3: Norman Peyton, Ken Heinze, Ioe Hawes, Robert Cooke- , . , t,,l'l' OM SCIENCE , , f -f l I, 1 j ff' I a i ' V il ' It if f f My of N' 1 a ff b 41 -W P t my fu ,h U l Q A j,f I 7,1 if A '- - lx l l y Y RANGE FINDERS IOE STERLING President KEN HEINZE Vice-President IUDY HEINZE Secretary NORMAN PEYTON Treasurer FRED GUEVARA Reporter Q , 1 K Row l: Row 2: Row 3: loan Baxter, Iudy Heinze, lrene Saucedo, Margie Cuestas, Nor- ma Nabham, Bobby Lundell. A Aloe Sterling, Robert Duchouquette, Servanclo Hernandez, Tom Klncheloe, Charles Springer. Ken Miller, Stuart Pratt, Iultan lohnson. Norman Peyton, Ken Heinze, Roy Gibson, Fred Guevara. PUBLIC ADDRESS Row l: Dorothy McClenahan, Diane Dieloels, Anne Harper, Elaine Iackson Row 2: Edward Davidson, Iimmy Bettle, Gerald lohnson, Ed Lewis, Ted Thatcher. Row l: Dorothy McClenahan, Carolyn Iacobs, Elaine Iackson, Ann Harper, Rhoda Miller. Row 2: Gerald lohnsdn, Roy Sheedy, Ted Thatcher, Carl McGraw, Edward Davidson, ANN HARPER President-Manager CARL MCGRAW Vice-President-Asst. Mgr. ROY SHEEDY Chief Engineer ELAINE IACKSON Austin-In-Action Rep. DOROTHY MCCLENAHAN Continuity Director IIMMY BETTLE Chief Announcer-CNot Picturedl 4 G. A. A. Bow l: Rosalie Merrill, Lois Stueckler, lrene Kirkpatrick, Margaret Beall, Hope Cooper, Rosa- linda Gonzales, Wanda Bernard, Betty Elkin, Carol Palmer, Delores Keeler Row 2: leraldine Young, Nancy De Brunner, Ruth Stueckler, Nancy Payman, Carmela Bri- seno, Connie Rubio, Emma Hernandez, Enukua Dominguez, Row 3: Estella Gonzales, Lorene Shlanta, Margie McClenahan, Dickse Williamson, Kay Cherko, loanne Sannes, Helen Bullard, Lupe Castaneda, Georgia Cobos, Patricia t lohnson. Row 4: Betty Rollen, Celeste Gallegos, Armida Hernandez, Lupe Rodriguez, Nadine David- son, Rachel Avila, Pat Aide, Emma Burrola, Gayle Pickett Row 5: Lisetta Harris, Sherrie Huqhey, Ernestina Escobar, Blasa Canta, Carol Aide, Iudy Thurman, I RUTH STUECKLER----President GAYLE PICKETT- -Vice-President LUPE CASTANEDAfSecretary-Treasurer Row 1: Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Betty Elkin, Lorene Shlanta, Helen Eord, lrene O'Neil, Letitia Napoles, Betty lo Ele- ager, Wanda Creamer, ludy Rivera, Carmela Briseno Wanda Bernard, Kay Cherko, Dickse Williamson, Margie McClenahan, loanne San- nes, Pat Aide, Hope Cooper, Elsa Contreras, Antoniette Mayres, Ernestina Escoloar Estella Gonzales, Georgia Cabos, Lupe Castaneda, Eleanor Bash, leraldine Young, Yolanda Garcia, Connie Duran, Bertha Valdez Carol Aide, Emma Burrola, Celeste Gallegos, Frieda Howey, Lois Stueckler, Cecilia Aguilar, Gloria Chaparro, Ruth Stueckler Betty Rollen, ludy Thurman, Nancy Rayman, Lisetta Harris, Nadine Davidson, Ol- ga Arreola, Eleanor Payan, Emilia Dominguez, Nancy De Brunner OLGA ARREOLA f President LlSE'l'TA HARRIS Secretary-Treasurer Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4' F. H. A. MARILYN IVEY- 'President GRACE MURPHY--Vice-President MlNNlE SMITH---Secretary IUNE REDlKER---Treasurer CAROL MCPHERSON - 'Chaplain CAROLYN ROSSER -Parliamentarian MADELINE DAW--Sergeant-At-Arms DOROTHY DIEHL- 'Reporter Dorothy Diehl, Madeline Daw, Minnie Smith, lune Rediker, Marilyn lvey, Grace cPherson. Lydia Granados, lane Grubb, Mae Walters, Sue Carmela Briseno, leanette McFadden Noble, Noranne Allen, Carolyn Gumper, Diane Guess, Betty Dedmon, Shirley Maurey, Mary Cath' Murphy, Carolyn Rosser, Carol M Mary Ann Bush, Barbara Young, Puzzi, Gerry Lynch, Shirley Gore, Molly Edens, Frieda Howey, Ann Shepard, Betty Io Fleager, Peaqy erine Birklebach. Kay Adkins, Helen Pruitt, Dee Ann Dunn, Carolee Besnette, Ann Linebaugh, Ardis Henderson, Patsy Pernell, Ruth Stueclcler, Nancy Ford, Howellyn Smith, Edith Phil- aia, Barbara Burks, Betty Io Crysler, Eleanor DuSang MARILYN IVEY Q President ARDIS HENDERSON VicefPres1dent NANETTE TURNER Secretary GERRY LYNCH Treasurer NANCY BO Chaplain SUE PUZZI Parliamentarian NORANNE Sergeant MADELINE Reporter -At-Arms HANON ALLEN DAW I ROW l Mary Ann Bush, Minnie Smith, Dorothy Cobb, Madeline Daw, Betty lo Pledg- er, Mae Walters, Carol McPherson, Barbara Persch, Betty Dedmon, lanice Guynes, Frieda Elsie Row 2 Barbara Burks, Peggy Guess, Frieda Howey, Marilyn lvey, Nancy Bohanon. Dorothy Diehl, Nancy Ford, Mary Catherine Birklebacli, Mary Teresa Rodrif guez. Row 4 Ieanette McFadden, Howellyn Smith, Helen Pruitt, Alberta Butler, Gerry Lynch, Sue Puzzi, Ardis Henderson, Ruth Stueckler. Row 5: Nancy Hall, Karin Wauah, Grace Murphy, Dee Ann Dunn, ' Nor- anne Allen, Carolyn Rosser, Ann Noble, Roxie Cound, lune Rediker, Diane Shepard, William Simpson LeRoy Gibson Richard Graves Tally Martin, Carl Billy Crossland Bob Mann Richard Cobb Brian Collier, Roy Mc- Roger McNew limrny Roberts Charles Cardon Pete Holcomb, Ver- Philip Davis George Taboada lack Hedrick Billy Cain, Ed lewis, LB! W TALLY MARTIN-President RICHARD GRAVES-Vice-President A GARY POSTER-Secretary ROY MCGAUGHEY-Treasurer Ed Lewis, Rickey Baird, Roy McGaughey, Iohn Potter, limmy Bettle, Tally Martin. Roger McNeW, Tom Hoy, George Taboada, Philip Davis, Victor Young, Burrel Smith, limmy Brookins, Gary Poster, Carl Bradley. lohn Linebaugh, Charles Hooten, Henry King Paul Caruthers, Bob- by Eeidner, Vernon McKay. William Neely, Donald Ward, erry Withers oon, lohn Christopher, Gerald Brooks, Charles Emmett, ic ar Franco, Harry Buriord, Hal Dean, Bob Robertson, Bobby Thompson, Billy Cain, Wally Den- man, lames Buttler, Benny Aiken. President IOHN POTTER Vice-President RICKY BAIRD Treasurer IIMMY BETTLE Secretary Row lf Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: WU Bill Murphy, Salvador Montalvo, Don Spann, David Green, Bobby Surratt, Whitney Dominguez. Arthur Napoles, Ralph lohnson, Ronald Pierce, lirnmy Blackmon, Pat Shadel, Dave Bourland, Ioe Rogers. Pat Bridges, Russell Deter, Branson Thurston, Iimmy l-larvie, Terry Thomas, Reggie Ponsiord, Ierry O'Keefe, George Rodriguez, Craig McElroy. Frank Mena, Bill Connor, Clem Mancini, Roberto Cisneros, limmy Neal, Bobby Eiber, Bobby McCune, lim Wiggs, lack Wynn, less True- love. A CLUB DAVID GREEN-President BOB SURRATT-Vice-President DON SPANN-Treasurer Stanley ljlall, Bobby McCune, Berto Saldivar, Don Spann, David Green, Iimrny I-Iarvie, Terry Thomas. lim Wiggs, Frank Mena, Clem Mancini, Bill Connor, ler- ry O'Keefe, Pat Shadle, DAVID GREEN President DON SPANN Treasurer Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: George Rodriguez, Craig McElroy, Louis Rosenfield, less Truelove, Bill Roberts, Ronny Pierce, David Dunn. Paul Bridges, Ralph lohnson, Arthur Napoles, lim Brook- ins, Russell Deter, Bishop Bailey. 1, A Row l. Frieda I-Iowey, Gayle Lambert, Lillian Hirsch, Barbara Brayman. Yvonne Thompson, Betty Farrell, Elizabeth Morris, Louella Bash Row 2. Mary Sanchez, Carolee Besnette, Rosemary McNamara, lane Grubb, Iune Rediker, Roxie Caund, Dorothy McClenahan Row 3' Diane Hampton, Noranne Allen, Ann Noble, Judy Quinney, Anne Linebaugh, Barbara Ford, Sue Puzzi ROXIE COUND--f-President LILLIAN HIRSCH-Secretary VIRGINIA HILLIS-Treasurer IUDY QUINNEY-f Parliamentarian NORANNE ALLENfChaplain ANN NOBLE- Reporter TEIASUQUE TRI-HI-Y SHIRLEY GORE President HELEN HARRIS Rep. to the Co-Ed Council ELEANOR DuSANG Corresponding Secretary MIMI VALDESPINO Vice-President KATHY ROBERTS Treasurer DANA SUE O'DELL Chaplain MARILYN IVEY Recording Secretary Row Row Row Row ROSALILIA 4 TRI-HI-Y ffl, Shirley Gore, Mae Walters, Helen Harris, Mimi Valdespino, Eleanor DuSanQ, Sue Belle Lempert. Merry Anne Bush, Ann Marie Kitchen, Iudy Lance lean Melton. Diane Shepard, Gerry Lynch, Minnie Smith Kathy Roberts, Nma Scholes, Betty Zellner, Carol Mcljherson, Sandra Rodehaver, Nancy Ford Ruth Stueckler, Dana Sue O'Dell, Barbara Burks Iaetta Northcutt, Rochelle Russell, Helen Iiiarez, Dorothy Diehl, Patsy Dohanas, Grace Murphy, Nanette Turner, Nancy Bohanon, Marilyn Ivey PANTERA TRI-HI-Y BARBARA KIMBALL-Secretary SALLY MORGAN-President IUDY ALLEN-Vice-President PATRICIA SPENCE-Chaplain IO MAE GREENiTreasurer Row Row Row Row Row Betty Ellis, Sonia Iorgenson, ludy Allen, Peggy Sanness, Marilyn Ridley, Martha Delgado, Betty lean Ward Beverly Brayman, Karin Hampton, Barbara Kimball, Mary Patrick, Donna Spearman, Charlie Scott. Peggy Simpson, Wanda Clack, Gloria Willis, Stella Velasquez. Kathy Kratz, Io Mae Green, Beverly Withers, Catherine Finerty, Mar- keeta Myers Kay Barwise, Sally Morgan, Patricia Spence, Carolyn lacobs, Marilyn Weaver. 3.5 , . Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Selma Osburn, Martha Randow, Barbara Roberts, loan Gayle, Doro- thy Want. Carol Corbett, Sallie Robertson, Barbara Kinder, ludy Horle, Bonner Burke, lanice Holt, Flora Gill Reed, Molly Edens, Linda Hart, Charlane Ward. NACIREMA TRI-HI-Y MOLLY EDENS-Treasurer MARTHA RANDOWfPresident BARBARA ROBERTSfSecretary BONNER BURKEYChaplain CAROLE CORBETT-Vice-President NITSUA TBI-HI-Y MARY CATHERINE BIRKLEBACH , President 3, QUARA COLLIER Vice-President IEANETTE MCFADDEN Secretary Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Donna Moss, Sylvian Morris, Nancy Elynt, Maureen Dennehy, Ieanette McFadden, Carole Ann Browne, Darlene Dawson. Kay Adkins, Betty Magoon, lanil:e Guynes, Mary Shouts, Madeline Daw, Mary Catherine Birklebach. Quara Collier, Alice Harris, Sarah Ramsey, leanette Gourley, Doris De- ter, lane Bannon. Yvonne Luderus, Connie Riordan, Io Ann McDonald, Aline Lowman, Mary Pailke Taylor, Sue Wood. B SEQUOIA TRI-HI-Y ' QUEENIE SALDIVAR President 3 PATSY IUNKER A Vice-President , 5 'i,,, SALLY EIBER v,,,., Secretary A LOUISE REED Historian CLAUDIA WARD Parliamentarian Row lt Queenie Saldivar, Rosemary King, Brenda Schuller, Ruthie Kad- lan, Rita Myers. Row 2: Patsy lunker, lackie Chauvet, La Verne Hinton, Sally Eiber. Row 3: Suzanne Hanshee, Martha Snidow, Louise Reed, Claudia Ward, Susie Richardson, i Row l' Carmela Briseno, Noranne Allen, Barbara Roberts, Gail Fromme. Row 2: Martha Randow, Barbara Kinder, ludy Horle, Ann Noble, ludy Quin- ney, Peggy Hugill, Peggy Guess Row 3: Charlane Ward, leanine Finley, Betty Wilhite, Patricia Henry, Betty lo Wilson, Carol Erickson NORANNE ALLEN'-President SENIOR Y-TEENS NANCY HALL NANCY HALL-Vice-President BARBARA ROBERTS-Secretary GAIL l7ROMMEeChaplain MARTHA RANDOW-lnter-Club Council Representative President FLORA Gll. REID Vice-President BARBARA ROBERTS Secretary GAIL FRGMME Treasurer BETTY WILSON Parliainentarian NORANNE ALLEN Chaplain ' 5 . 'X Row l Row 2. Row 3' Row 4: I 55 Flora Gil Reid, Sharon Plilar, Betty Wilhitc Georgina Guevara, Gail Promme, Peggy Guess Mary Catherine Snedigar, Barbara Roberts, Ieanine Finley, ludy Quin- ney. Nancy Hall, Cynthia Witherspoon, Betty Wilson, Peggy Hugill, Carol Erickson, Qharlane Ward, ludy Horle. Molly Edens, Helen luarez, Barbara Kinder, Noranne Allen, Ann Noble Row l: Sharon Callaghan, loy Perkins, Sandra Nelson, Reeda Conover, ludy Rowland, Kenneth Evans, Tom Gilley. Row 2: Audrey Story, Beverly Dover, Beverly Withers, Pat Aide, Georgia Cobos, Beverly Krigbaum, Mary Ann Humphries. Row 3: Sherry Worrell, Elizabeth Hicks, Marcia Moore, Kenneth Cowen, lim Peticolas, Charles Eudaly. Row 4: Norris Gross, Charles Frederick, Rodney Pfeiier, Henry Launspach, Richard Dahlke, President. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row l: Dolores Carreon, Carrnela Briseno, Mary McGoldrick, Barbara Herring, Ianet Mohwinkel, Tom Gilley, Reeda Conover. Row 2: Marilyn Maroe, Carlene Bradford, Ianette Anderson. Row 3: Grace Carrasco, Beverly Krigbaum, Audrey Story, Elizabeth Hicks, Sherry Worrell, Yvonne Santoscoy, Le Dale Dedrick, Arlene Dewitt, Kay McKusick. Row 4: Sandra Nelson, Pat Aide, Patsy Dohanos, Georgia Cobos, Martin Martinez, Peggy Sannes, Charles Beard, Ralph Miranda. Row 5: Charles Frederick, Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Dahlke, Burrel Smith, President, Carol Sue Aide, Mary Sue Bruner, Don Whittington, Rodney Pieifer, lim Peticolas. AUDIO-VISUAL Fall IERRY GUIDRY-President RAY ESPERSON--Vice-President EDWARD DAVIDSON-Secretary HARRY BURFORD-Treasurer ICE STERLING-Reporter Spring w .1324 4 P. T. A. WORKERS Mr. Harrow helps his shop boys make the ribbing lor the sec: shell. Members of the Brush N Palette cmd the shop boys cover the sec: shell where the Queen and her court will sit. Filling the treasure chest for King Neptune's Court S S S. Club members de- monstrated thelr abiltty Quxll and Scroll members cooperated wltlx the Student Councll by mclkma a slgn warnmq students to keep off the grass The Masque and Gavel Club sponsored a talent show featurxna acts by Austln stu- dents. to qive ttrst axd IH a skit at halftime during the E. P H. S,-Austin football qume. Natlonal Honor Socrety members collected from Mr. Mason lor the Com- mumty Chest Drwe X250 .S Latrn Club spent several days Cleantnq the tro- plues ln the tront hall, lmtlatcs from the Audto-Vlsual Club wore thelr comtcal attire to school. G A C. ana SS S held a Jomt ll tl7lGllOIl at nzaht tn Austms front hall n ,TVWMVV TTTZZMZW W M wwjwwww T mMp ww QW W Y S Ph+gpl'1 STOUT - FELDMAN STUDIG T330 MONTANA STREET 1 f Q M , X ,rflldzlnff ' ll ANDERSON'S lv W fy yi Groceries, Fruifs, and Vegefables ' nano Momma Dial 3-0308 4129 MONTANA I 'RY WDIVQSQF favorile wil'l1 Aus+in High School Sfudenfs eh ADD A HALT 0'eWc'fbas,f fef70'ef'.f fasfyf d h . . . an you ave afany a delicious meal SEVEN CONVENIENT LOCATIONS COMPLIMENTSOF w Makers of Fine Wesfern Hafs 2409 MONTANA 2I0 N. Kansas S+. 3-5852 W W 1,1 igiiffff-Rf, N yy El Paso Teni' a Ea iF? .' f S+ r ro 1' ' T 0 T WE CONTROL . I . yy My C le per Serv e ' h ' 1 V170 M RKING Nj A-Axr Cojdgruoper rs Q WR? PASO, T XA aygroun qulpm 1 lags 1 55' X99 N mon ' Of W 2 1011 W- DQ up W fi 2317 Texas . ial 2-2463 W1 f O ,QL B B ' 7 SINCE :vos eav eco wn R ffgogfgvoes For All The Family a e r Ev N 7 - 12 U74 GUARANTEE suof co. 5 2 I lgTexas Thru 2I I E. San An'I'onio vw Compliments of Modern Furniiure Co. EI Pasoic Home Ru er +a ps Fine Fjrnifure 605 N- S 05' PHONE 800 N. stanton 4 1558 E'WE SHCP In Five Poinfs X WEAR- Plenfy of Convenieni' Sioreside Parking! X J. .T 5 POINTS l Q Brands with B dg Q LE ITS S. J D55 COTTONS X 238 It Pays to Look Your Best Cole's Barber Shop 5 Convenient Locations V FIVE POINTS - ALTA VISTA DEL CAMINO SHOPPING CENTER Loretto and 6213 Airport Road Congratulations and Best Wishes Ti-ioMPsoN REALTY REALTORS First in Five Points Patrick- Moran Agency' Compliments of R. P. YOUNGBERG FI E ALT R CASU Y FINANCE CO. AUTOMOBILE BONDS CAR INSURANCE LIABILITY INSURANCE 2905 Tularosa 6-1654 313 Mills sn. 2-9022-3-1544 PM Wmpwf E Mmford Brothers JL ' EL PASO, TEXAS Mayflower Bake Shop Birthday and Wedding Cakes Our Specialty 407 N. MESA AVE. DIAL 8-6441 NORTON BROTHERS Visit Our Book Department 112 TEXAS sr. 2-2439 BYRD PHARMACY Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty FREE PARKING IN REAR A COMPLETE LINE OF DRUG SUNDRIES 910 N. PIEDRAS 5-2821 CONGRATULATIONS TO AUSTIN GRADUATES S. H. KRESS Polly:-don S Sauce Grinding and Sharpening of Every Cuffer Tool Made. p 4D . an e v . 5 rt 0 - M' SIL PAZO,dTEX7IISd ,G ff VJ KM M fl 0, I Compliments of .... 7 I ompIimen+s ff W M -N an Xwx LIZQLZI II of 3II 3 ......... -I I LANDIS sn-noe sHoP E in - .Q .. .-.. OREGON AT TEXAS 240 WE'LL BE SEEING YOU soo N. Pledras Ph. 5-3731 RECORDS RADIOS fo W? vie? 0? I Qlo M J, I Ir nf' -S' fd . 4 I' J, 65 930 uv I Fo I' Your Nes+ :D Ji Agafdvgd .1 In X LANE FURNITURE CO. 2730 Montana Dial 5-1473 COMPLIMENTS OF H. E. WILSON 81 CO., Inc. GRAIN WHOLESALERS ImporI'ers and ExporI'ers EL PASO. TEXAS I8 I 5 Magoffin Avenue LUMBER, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HARDWARE, FARM TOOLS, PAINT BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY PH. PR. 2-1481 7015 HIGHVVAY 80 E. EL PASO. TEXAS ., I W f-vw-.P.,. ,. .Y. H. ,. .,,.,-.,.. W--F , my PLIMENTS OF J 2 mf 'M EL PASO HO EL SUPPLY co. Commercial Refrigerafion Foocl Service Equipmenr Supplies Now In Our New Modern Sfore 2430 Texas S+. Dial 2-44I4 EI Paso's Newesf Gunning-Casfeel Drug S+ore is 46I2 Monlana GUNNING - CASTEEL. INC. R. J. SINGLETON'S Texaco Service SI'a+ion SERVICE HERE IS BETTER TI-IAN EVER 1900 Montana 2-0103 Your I Druggisi' I J IEE PPI ffffwififjii DAVIS 81 FCSTER ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS r-...-,.w---.-rv n,,,,-rv---Pwr.-.--..-rf WY- T- ev- ,Q nn--W., . ,V .,. .., ,. ,,,-,4-wP.,,,.L,.,., ,-. ,,.Y,f,.,,-,.v.,,.,..,,q,,,,,, 24 WWW M54 'Wai ES ,gkgq L if , 'X 'X .N Hwlx jp N 'W I - U- ' enfs of X ' Spy x X, X gg MW 'T JD Wg WL W f Yeur pe.w+me,.+ Sm of Fashion Since I900. . .Where you expec+. .. and ge+ nicer +hings. www , mf f f Qwbdfmfpglmn o, I?jQwf 21325449 xg'-Q A! !L'!7 H1fp OCAMY ILM, f M D avwfw 4' ,M Scfigegywi - ' M , , M ' 4 f cw' W 2 qfq, 31ZjJLf,ijZ0MMM J' dv 2?1s .MW . fee I-lugh McM1llanQ W' Czonfracior El Paso, Texas 4201 AI b 52753 J 1 COMPLIMENTS OF :NW HAYWARD co. CONGRATULATIONS! OF From WW W M:g?CLOTHES BEI-KW NW ffl INSURANCE AGENCY Wy H PALMS SHOE STORE Wg K F 'Va 'eS Good Shoes for+l1e Enfire Family 81 2 7672 216 N. Stanton TEXAS at MESA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF I QUINNS GROCERY Car+er's Flowers -H. W. Quinn, Prop. - 7 v 2310 Piedras 5 2759 MOUNTAIN at HEINDERSOIN 2017 Montana 3 7768 3912 Pershing 5 1409 aide C? ALL THAT GLITTERS .., 02,232 1 f f fe 152.1 5 5 M2 up A BY 1 -EQ Q ' 5 V ,uv W T N... go 1 glitter. NS I ' W Y7 ' Ho go mine may be a fi 4'7 ' wi K az X savings accou at 'onal .M Bank. Those extra pennies that you sa 44 ' Q NJ U :1-- , ,VL f today may not glitter like a gold nugget, - 1 li but they'll provide security when you need 1 , , Z.-,,.,..? f , X x fl it. Plan for your future today.. .open a TL IF, .- ?,f, ' savings account at the State National f' N I ' It X' Bank. x,,m l'n,,. THE 50.5 I n c ea STATE NQILIZEDAI. BANK s ,o COIN!! SAN ANTONIO Sf. AY OIIGON 'l'u.u.05 HEMI!! Ylllllll DEPOSIT IIISURINCI COIPOIHIOII Compliments of TONY CANALES STUDIO Good Food Always Pro- vokes a Smile. PORTRAITS - ILLUSTRATIVE - NEWS MAGAZINES COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY B E A C O N F O O D S T O R E 2700 N- PIEDRAS 1101 E. Yandell 3-5822 -0-8, QQK 24 ,YW ,,, .l.A ml df W E 4' IL? ,Q TM ffwjf TEST YOUR eRocERY LQ. ,ff ppt 'I Xgfyffx V WHERE cAN You GET: 'fn vgwif o SAVE AS You SPEND sal-I GREEN STAMPS 0 BONDED MEATS 0 BETTER SERVICE X-J FRESH PRODUCTS WHERE ELSE? .... BUT I2 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED STORES IN EL PASO DYZTJLWWQWI WM QM! W omplimems 'Q fl wwf i nom-:n'r n. mann gww GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC. EVERYONE Icnows if if's PRlCE'S if's Pure THE QUALITY NAME FOR ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS c Sherrod Lumber Co. A Single Sfick or a CarIoad Lumber and Builder's Supplies Yard ancI Office: 3I00 Durango Sf. I KI! IW 'I My I - If Ninn I I I I j 'I My 'f 5 .II AN I .Zig TING r'k 1 'rvc NTRACTOR P SO, TEXAS ' - I830 E. YandeII I. T. N. 0'KELlEY Plumbing 81 Heating Co. Plumbing and Heafing Confracfing and Repairing Office and Refail Saiesroom 2IOI EAST MISSOURI ST. D I A L 3-7 4 3 7 EL PAso, TEXAS COMPLIM NTS OF JOE IA OURLEY DISTRIBUTOR LONGHORN POTATO CHIPS MAZITAS - ADAM'S KORN KURLS be V. Asn-TLEY's TOSTADOS DEL NORTE 1 f SADDLERY ' ', 4410 Che5'I'e Phone 54434 EL PAsO's MOST COMPLETE WESTERN STORE no W. San ANIONIO sf. 70:4 Hgh v BOE Dial 3587! El P T HI GUYS and GALS! I Ge'I' Your Wesiern Wear Here! 0' TEXAS Pnooucrs 11- AT YOUR ATI-IIS TIRES smsmfs s. Accsssomes .- 'K II THE BEST RADIO PROGRAMS ARE ON . . . IV' KROD ffh 5- CBS ,L I' 7 A - boo ON YOUR DIAL E ogngg-ur gyoon J . N' 'LM'- ' You'II See More On Channel 4 AI.'s SHOP FOR MEN KROD-TV San Antonio and Mesa CBS 248 COMPLIMENTS or B E S T W I S H E SJQT f' fy MP f mfr . -3 ' fi' clff CATHAY si., fs s American and Chinese Dishes. fx' ilk Open Day and Nighl ' iiii i i A'ii' i i A i Air Condiiioned Izlo N- Copia - 6-'34, Corner Mills and Mesa Sfs. EL Enjoying the Confidence of the Community for 39 Years D ' . GIFTS OF DISTINCTION America s Largesl' Diamond Reiailors 0 I ZaIe's Jewelry Co. MESA AT MONTANA 112 Mills SIS. 3-2411 m ln EL PASO arrlage and ihroughouf 'lhe naiion . . . 01' career? More Women COOK wilh GAS ,,,. fhan all oiher 'Fuels combined! ,N :g g l+'s Fasfer-BeH'er--Cheaper! 'Qs 49 l+'s MODERN! OS' lult EE5 :':' i :::'- Southerqjlallnion Gas You'd beffer prepare for boih iaboul' 2X3 of all women who worlr are marriedl! You may lrnow ihe luclry man . . . buf we'd like io sug- The Siaff of fhe I954 Round Up presenis ihis bool: 'io Ausiin High School as a record gesl' lhe career: become a Compfomeier Oper- . . u dn d + 7 sh + I0 + of a year filled wlih fun and friendships. The e a van ages or, easy course- o , , I2 weelrs. Excellenf sfarfing salaries. lnferesfing enhre sfaff has WOl'ked 'l:al'l'l'l'l:UllYI we LIOPG office worlr wiih 'friendly people. Thousands of - - - - operaiors needed by boih business and govern- You will .treasure rl' and Show I+ wllh menl . . . 'For iobs all over ihe counfry! pride Free liielime placemeni' service lhrough I68 ' I convenienily locafed Compiomeier Schools 'lhroughouf lhe world. Dana SUS O The nexf fime you're in iown shopping-slop in and gel' lhe full de- . fails on how you can become a Compfomeier Operafor. Sincerely: THE coMPToMETER sci-looL Ed'+0' 829 Isl' NATIONAL BLDG. PHONE 2-2866 TR 249 ,Q ,iff ,QMKY HIIISCHOOL Rgf cum oun ,cfm 'X 1 FASHIONSHTTQQ . . . and +he cio+hing 'From our Fourfh Floor Shops ra+es 'iheml Jus'l' ihe righi' amouni' of sophisficafion . . . fhe pre- cise kind of iii' . . . 'I'he in+er- esiing kind of fabrics and +l1e easy kind of prices . . . +ha+ 4 makes fhem fi? righi' in+o your life, your fun! A : .Lx i g Qs N 2 f .'I-. x fee iii ,, f x X If A Q 1 Y 5 vu: 3 if 'U ,SMC 1' ' 1 is Q Iifgii S' ix yi 3 .55 1:1 f-xffix ' 1 5 rw 1 fcg af. -f 4 ,1:5E5E5555 .::1 . 9,5-g,fg:gf 'W-. m ' 525. fi' .N . ifffff. 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