Ball High School - Purple Quill Yearbook (Galveston, TX)

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First Row: T. Hunter, Laros, J. Shearer, Grace, Pat Gray, Wimberly, McGee, Woods, P. LeBaron, D. Farmer. Second Row: Schocke, Marino, Jennings, Yelton, G. Johnson, N. Wilson, Billie Middle- ton, lnabnet, McNeil, Cotera. Third Row: Broers, Sue Bell, Baldwin, L. Jones, Rogers, Shirley Brown, Strain, J. Brady, Nau. Fourth Row: J. Johnstone, Critchfield, Mosle, Shultz, Russey, B. Andreason, Anigstein, P. Miller, Selle. Fifth Row: E. Nelson, D. Cotton, J. Legge, B. Teichman, I. Parr, Bodden, W. Jacob- son, Lippmann, Pozmantier. Sixth Row: G. Cotton, Hansen, R. Anderson, Miss Baxter Csponsorj, Peters, Esquivel, Shwiff, Rankin, Hauser. Student Congress Officers l'rcsident: Robert Xlimbcrly Vice President: Pat Gray Secretary: Betty Schocke 'l'reasurer: Thomas Hunter llarliamentarian: Marvin Shxviff Sponsors: Bliss Susanna llaxter Mrs. Nell McMains The Student Congress is the student governing body. Now in its third year at the school, the Congress continues to encourage coopera- tion, promote school spirit, and develop qualities of leadership among students through the function of student government. The school can be grateful to the Student Congress for the new drinking foun- tain, the sponsorship of the school store, the awarding of a plaque every six weeks to the home room with the highest average attend- ance, and many other valuable projects. 64

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I A B511 Hi-Lights vu. ' APN ' . Q MQ .il 1 i 1,.: 4 l elf . 1 4 First Row: Business staff members Miriam Isenberg, Gloria Rabago, Dorothy Allison, Harry Strickhausen, Sue Seelhorst: Business Manager Donald Cangelosi. Second Row: Circulation staff members Mary Lou Holliday, Jimmy Brady, Carol Marr, Betty Laing business staff member Barbara .liawesg Circulation Manager Donald Mellina. Third Row: Typists Pauline Robison, Elaine Kopeckyg Circulation staff members Myron Hauser, Marvin Shwiff. Fourth Row: Typists James Elder, George Hoff, Chief Typist Lola Mae Hackleman. Making its first appearance at Ball High this year was a bi-Weekly student news- paper, christened Ball Hi-Lights. To promote school spirit by keeping the students informed is one of the main purposes of the paper. It also gives students a voice in school affairs and promotes interest in worthy activities. The pioneering staff, gain- ing experience as it went, produced a four-page, five-column paper, and through the cooperation and support of Galveston merchants, it was distributed to every student and teacher free of charge. 63

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First Row: Bodansky, Grossman, Sigmund Forman, McNeil, Reasonover, Teitelbaurn. Second Row: Grace, Kaplan, Felix, Reifel, Kivch, B. Andreason, D. Andreason. Third Row: V. Frank, Green, Pat Gray, Cotera, Boyle, Dampier, Benson. Fourth Row: Miss Berry Qsponsor, fall termy, Fradkin, Milligan, Olson, Lobenstein, Lois Mendel, Lou Mendel, G. Sharp, Scott. Fifth Row: Nau, C. Perricone, Shwiff, Schreiber, C. Duncan, Strain, E. Nelson. National Honor Society Officers Fall President: Louis Reasonover Vice President: Sigmund Forman loan Grossman liiettye Teitelhaum Secretary: Treasurer: Congress Rep.: .lo Claire McNeil Sponsor: Bliss Margaret Berry Spring Sigmund Forman Eddy Lohenstein joan Grossman Bettye Teitelbaum ,lo Claire McNeil Miss Lillian Nicholson The purpose of the N.lI.S. is to promote leadership, scholarship. character, and service in the students. Among its various projects is the conducting of private coaching for students needing aid, the awarding of a plaque each six weeks to the home room with the highest scholastic average, and the compiling and selling of student directories. 65