Bay City High School - Black Cat Yearbook (Bay City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1961 volume:

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STUDENTS is.. if ACTIVITIES 'Q L-, R FAVORITES ..f 1- , -..-...- - t SPORTS -f- ADVERTISEMENTS I I I ,If W I -i K K - CLASSES f--f X K 5 759 ygoczrofqf Urusfees Kay g120Q!0e120Qz2f cgcfoof Qzbfrzbf SEATED: Mrs. David Krumholz, Prericlefzz Mrs. Clarence Mehrens STANDING: Dr. Dean Smith Mr. Don Wcrtz Mr. Tommy Gordon Dr, H. C. Matthes Not pictured: Mr. Francis Savage 1 ' -1 QOFQ 6UOI'0f We are told that life is a highway, and we are as pilgrims traveling down this road. Even the person who has found happiness and success in following his chosen road must some- times pause and muse: What would have happened if I had followed another road? Educa- tion is a path that leads to this highway, and the direction we take in following the path will determine in a large sense the success and happiness that we find in life. To a Freshman entering high school, this is the beginning of a journey down a new, unex- plored road. The road widens for the Sophomore as he enters his second year in high school and he finds new paths that challenge his interest. By this time, the junior has found that the road has many detours and that shortly he will reach the crossroad where he will seek to determine the direction he must go. The Senior has reached the crossroad and is looking back over four years of work, of sports, and of fun. You to the lefl and I I0 the right, For the wnyf of men mmf sever, And it wel! may be for az day and dl night, Ana' it may be forever. Roads has been chosen as our theme for the 1961 Black Cat annual. We have tried to express it in poetry as well as in pictures. In the days ahead, as you read this edition of The Black Cat would you not ponder on the road you have taken and think about the road you have traveled in Bay City High School? THE STAFF MR. H. J. MCALLISTER Superintendent of Bay City Independent School District CS uperzkzfezz 0612103 ffvfofofress Dear Students: As you turn the pages of this Black Cat Annual in the future years, I hope you will recall many pleasant roads you traveled in the 1960-61 school year. To you who have been in Bay City High School for the past four years the roads have been long, but I am sure as you look back you will say they were happy and profitable roads. May the roads you pursue, either in the educational or vocational field, be happy and prosperous ones. As you travel your roads in future life, remember the saying: Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Remember also that faith without works is dead. And that he who asks, receives, and he who seeks, finds, and to him that knocks, the door is opened. So keep at it, until you find the instruction you need, you have made a fine beginning, do not stop, continue your education. Sincerely, H. J. McAllister jjrzlvz czyoafs CYJQGQQSS To the Students and Faculty: I am most happy to have an opportunity to recognize our annual staff for the 1961 edition of the Black Cat. Congratulations to you for a job well done. This edition of the Black Cat will be cher- ished by every student and faculty member in years to come. It will serve as an excursion into the past, reminding you of many pleasant memories of yesterday. Yet-in reality it should serve to challenge, inspire, and sustain you in your conquest of tomorrow. Each section of your yearbook repre- sents a nucleus around which have been built the individual and group student experiences in your scholastic, social, and spiritual realm. Each page will give you greater confidence in yourself and in your ability to cope with life. It will help you to become more aware of the dangers that threaten our American way of life, our public schools, and all rights of a free people. Yes-our yearbook is one example of the ability of our American youth to create, plan, and carry out those plans objectively. Each time that you look at your yearbook, may it be a constant reminder that if American boys and girls are to continue to have the same privileges that you have enjoyed, we must ever be alert to the threats of Communism and other forces that seek to destroy the very principles on which our nation was founded. My sincere appreciation and thanks go to the sponsor and staff for the 1961 edition of the Black Cat Annual. R. H. Renfro, Principal MR. R. H. RENFRO High School Principal Deputy S7564 57 mzkzzkfrafzon MRS. IRIS BAILEY H. MCALLISTER Secretary Superintendent ELOISE SERAFINE Bookkeeper BERTHA R. BROUGHTON Tax Assessor-Collector DORIS SHILLINGBURG ATYENMNCE Whatever one pofsexres becomef of double wine, when we have ine oppor- tunity of flooring it with otherrf' wif ' f S ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT M . ,z B. E. LISTON MRS. EVELYN HALEY f 54 UV, j Business Manager Secretary . X 1 759 gqofnzjzzlsfrafzozz R. H. RENFRO, Principal Assistant to the Superintendent FRANK BALUSEK KEYE INGRAM Director of Curriculum Counselor Tbe ROAD TO SUCCESS is not to be run upon by Seven-leagztetl booty. Step by step, little by little, bit by bit-tbat ls tbe way to wetzltb, tbtzt if tbe way to wisdom, tbat if tbe way to glory. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Marie Laird, Mrs. Cora Mae Sowell, Miss Izola Gardner, and Mrs. Martha Clark. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Ben Tenberg, Mr. I-Iavard, Mr. jecmenek, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Speilman, Mr, Marling. ,M,,,.m., M W., , . S lllr 1 5 lrl MAINTENANCE FOREMAN Mr. Ben Tenberg SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Mr. john Rodriquez, Mr. Cleophus Brown, Mr. justo De Los Santos I2 SCHOOL NURSES Mrs. Bunadette Speckman, Mrs. Gloria Hawey LIBRARY STAFF F.T.A. SPONSOR Mr. F. J. Balusek FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA I f F.T.A. OFFICERS THE MAIN BUILDING ZUIHhyS At the bend of tbe road I Jbnll build ez way AGRICULTURE BUILDING .vide Jbrine. Stone by stone I .vball rear it and leave it tberef THE NEW WING I juz' yy Learning is ezfer in five freyhnesy of its youth even for the oldf' GYM AUDITORIUM-CAFETERIA BUILDING This year Miss Hillegeist's English III classes wrote original poems as a class project. The best of these poems were sent in to the National High School Poetry Association's annual anthology, Young America Singt, and seven were accepted for publication. The poems that were accepted are Desire by Douglas Short, Fishin' by Sydonia Manna, The Promised Land by Linda Simpson, The Train by Regina Evans, Futility', by Fred Hosey, My Beauty by David Graham, and A Friendn by Pauline Caldwell. Desire When you feel that all it lott, Try again at all cott. It't not the winning that meant the mott,' Mayhe you lote, hut come to clote. Work at you will, train at you might, Don't feel had if you lote tonight. Tomorrow it alwayt another day, You can try it again another way. Haue faith in yourtelf, For it't half detire That will alwayt take you higher and higher. Fishin' To a hoy tpring it fine,' That't the time he huntt for pole and line. Sitting in tchool he twittt and tguirmt Thinking of tinkert, hookt, and wormt. Inttead of thinking of hit lettont in clatt He thinkt of catching perch and hatt. When clatt it out and tchool it ouer, He racet home through fieldt of clouer. At latt he't home and not too late To grah a cookie and dig hit hait. He gett all hit gear ready to go And then what happent-hit folkt tay, No, Futility Down through the aget, to tanguine and uiuid, There tcorchet a word which turnt men liuid,' Attyriant, Roman, warriort after and hefore, Have known and feared the holocautt of War. How long will men he hlinded to tuch A horror at War't cadauerout clutch? Were it the caute for dittentiont to ceate, The world would now regale in peace. For, the gallant comhatantt who'ue fought and died, Haue paid the ultimate price with pride, That euen though they falter and fall, They helieue thit War will end them all. The Train I trauel ouer hill and dalef Sometimet I leave a tmoky trail. I trauel through a narrow place, And many milet do I pace. I haue a loud and hooting tong That I do ting the whole day long. It warnt the people in the town That toon I thall he coming 'round. I ttop to drink tome at the tankt And leaue the town with hearty thankt. I go ouer the hridge and 'round the hend To finith my journey to the end. My Beauty Her tmile it one of enchantment. It capturet my very toul, For through thit heauty't radiant tmile Come warmth and kindnett untold. Her hair it like toft ueluet, So pleatant to the touch, But teemt 'tit only fitting For that girl I loue to much. Her eyet are like the tunrite That greett each new-horn day, In that their glowing heauty Could light an army't way. Her featuret are thote of a goddett, A goddett of dayt of yore. With tuch wondrout giftt of heauty, What man could atk for more. A Friend If I could go to many landt Or tail the ocean hlue, I'd neuer find a friend to loue Like the friend I found in you. A friend it one that I can trutt Ana' tell my trouhlet to Who will help me when I need one, And that dear friend it you. hr Junior and Senior Homemakers work on Easter bonnets for the Easter parade. Mr. Graeter explains specific gravity in Chemistry Class. 111741611 C1122 Nature lam given to uf the .feeds of knowledge, not knowledge itfelff' Under the leadership of Mr. Frank Balusek, Superintendent in charge of cur- riculum, studies have been made, and rec- ommendations brought about a change in the high school curriculum that gives each student a fuller and more helpful sched- ule. Credits required are 17 plus 2 in physi- cal education. English 4 credits, Natural Sciences 2 credits, with General Science required for Freshmen. 1 credit World Historyg 1 credit American Citizenship, 2 credits in mathematics which includes Algebra and Plane Geometry. Also six electives. There are forty Teachers and Administrators in the high school. Speed tests are given in Typing II on the electric type- MR. HENRY R. BLACK writers by Mrs. Broughton. World History B.S., T.C.U.g M.Ed., Baylor GCUW MRS. RUBY BALLARD English IV B.A., Baylor Universityg M.A., Baylor University MRS. JOYCE B. KNAPIK English II and III B.S., Southwest Texas State College Detailed work is given throughout the semester in Grammar IV in punctuation, vocabulary, spelling and theme writing. Remember those senior themes? SPANISH I Building a vocabulary Study of correct pronunciation Mastery of elementary principles of grammar Study of sentence structure and Spanish composi- tion Use of idiomatic expressions Study of the culture of Spanish-American Drill in the spoken language I8 Bdnylldyg Four credits are required in English. The purpose of Grammar I is to improve communication skills. Particular attention is-given to correct forms of parts of speech used in sentences. In Grammar II much time is devoted to verbals and dependent clauses. Reading, writing and spelling are continued. By the time a student reaches his junior year he should have a good foundation of the essentials of sentence structure. So Grammar III is a detailed review of all such elements of sentence analysis. Dia- grams and punctuation are stressed in sentence inter- pretation. MRS. SUE MORROW English II and IV B.A., Southwest Texas State College FOREIGN MR. CHARLES F. WEBB Spanish B.A., Oklahoma State University A proizerb if n snort sentence bezfed on long experience. Q-qrfs The really important thing in all literature is want- ing to read. The purpose of Literature I is to give each student a background in future high school literature courses. In Literature II in addition to poems and short stories . . . SILAS MARNER, JULIUS CAESAR, and IDYLLS OF THE KING . . . are covered. Eng- lish III literature is devoted to the study of American Literature from the time of its beginning to the present time. Senior Literature offers students an op- portunity to improve their skill in reading, writing, speaking and listening. Shakespeares MACBETH is also studied. W 'exe Nag, x , ' N fJa-W A I M iiiii K I iissaiasa . MRS. JIM B. HOWZE English I B.S., Southwest Texas State College LANGUAGES MR. BROOKS LISTON Latin I and II B.A., University of Texas All the W01'Zd'5 41 mzge . . . acufy 'Na MISS MARIE I-IILLEGEIST English III B.A., Southwest Texas State Collegeg M.E., University of Texas MR. DALE O. RAINS Speech, Drama B.A., Baylor University LATIN Learning the basic uses of Latin Grammar Associating with, and making clearer the English grammar Learning formation of English from Latin Learning a Latin vocabulary of about 500 words I9 9166 7 yslbaf 50610029012 This course was revised to include 9th grade Health and 10th, 11th, and 12th grade Physical Education. The main purpose of the physical education program for boys and girls is to present a few of the basic fundamentals, special skills, and rules in all sports and games. MISS MATTIE RINGGOLD P.E. and Health, Pep Squad B.S., Sam Houston State jizluszb' Zeparfmenf MR. JIMMY BARRON Band B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College GCUQ MISS BONNIE SOUTHWELL P.E. and Health, Pep Squad B.S. and M.Ed., University of Texas MR. RALPH KIES Choir Bachelor of Music, Baylor University CHOIR . . . 4 years of credit. Our high school choirs are designed to fill the needs of every student interested in singing. BAND . . . 4 years of credit. There is no A and B Band . . . only Band I through IV. Music is the universal language of mankind. dCl1gy MR. KERMIT SPIELMAN Citizenship B.A., University of Texas MRS. LOUISE THOMAS American History B.A., Rice Universityg M.E., Southwest Texas Teach- ers College is g yfe C3OCIdf cgczen ce fbeparfm en f WORLD HISTORY is open to 9th grade . . . re- quired by the 10th grade. AMERICAN HISTORY is required in 11th grade -Everyone must pass the Constitution to graduate. Placed in 11th but open to 10th. AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP consists of Govern- ment, Civics, Constitutions, and Texas History. It is required for graduation. , f . - 4 MRS. BESSIE MAE BROWN World History BS., University of Houston COACH DON I-IALEY American History, Physical Education HI-13077477 hjffofy if in 65567759 47 biffvfy Of B.A,, Baylor Universityg M.Ed., Baylor University ideas. 0122 em ahlny f eparfm en f I QI gdfflliy J, wig fe .ri 3 f Hn l MRS. VI SULLIVAN B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College A home is not merely a place to hang your hatg it is a place to live. Homemaking is no longer just cooking and sewing. Our course of study includes home beautification, flower arrangements, child care, home care of the sick, preservation of food, food preparation, clothing, good grooming, and safety in the kitchen. We learn by doing. I MISS BARBARA BOMBA B.S., Southwest Texas Teachers College During the summer we have a nursery school for children from 3 to 6 years of age, where girls observe child behavior. For this and the other phases of Homemaking, where you work for 100 hours and keep account of your work, you receive V2 credit toward graduation. The only pre- requisite for summer work is having had Homemaking the year before. dffilily COACH JOE ROGERS Drivers Ed., Physical Ed. The talent of sztfcesy is nothing more than doing what you mn do wellg and doing we!! whatever you do, without ti thought of fame. MR. JAMES SOWELL MISS LUCILLE CHRISTENBERRY Agriculture, Shop Librarian B.A., Sam Houston State B.A., Mary Hardin Baylor 23 GCZI ly jzpazf Zeparfmenf MR. E. MYERS MR. W. EDMONSTON Algebra II, Plane Geometry Algebra I, General Math M.Ed., M,A., MS., University of Texas B.S., Southwest Texas Stateg M.S., Southern Methodist COACH SAM MAGLITTO Algebra I B-Sr, North Texas State COACH ORLANDO SCHRAUB MRS. MARY ELIZABETH HURST Plane Geometry B.A., Mary Hardin Baylor, and M.Ed., University of Houston 24 Algebra I B.S., Texas Lutheran College i-H' ug . ,i 1, f. , - 'f t M 'l ,?f:f13i-PRIX 5:5 :i : amiga., , . -'wx ji Q f MR. SPURGEON SMITH Mechanical Drawing B.S., Sul Ross Stateg M.Ed., U. of T. Q59 csczence Qeloarfmefzf 7dCUAZy MR. MARVIN SULAK Biol0gY1 General Science M.Ed., Sam Houston State College MR. EDDIE G. JECMENEK General Science, Study Hall B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College 11:2-if-4 ZWXWWM R MR. ERWIN GRAETER Chemistry B.S. and M.S., Southwest Texas State Teachers College MR. DEE MARLING Physics, General Math MR. STEVE GREGG Biology, Freshman Coach tygzzszb ess djoffcahon gcygy Cbeparfm en f W . MISS ELIZABETH HYLTON Typing I B.B.A., Stephen F. Austin State COMMERCIAL COURSES Typing I and II all four yearsg Bookkeeping 10, 11, 12th grades, Shorthand 10, 11, 12. Commercial Arithmetic all four years, Sec- retarial Training 11, 12, junior Business 9, 10, II. Total Business credits SVQ. Typing I precedes Typing II, Shorthand and Secre- tarial Training. College MRS. NAN BROUGHTON Typing II, Bookkeeping B.B.A., University of Texas J MR. VANCE B. McDONALD Business Law, Occupational Guidance, journal ism B.B.A., University of Houston, M.Ed., Uni versity of Houston The Business Department is well equipped with Calculating machines, Adding machines, Posting machines, manual typewriters, and Electric type- writers to meet the needs of those students in the business department. MRS. MARY GREGORY Secretarial Training, Shorthand B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College Y: Tomowow'5 jute, though thou he wife, Thou tuuyt not tel! not yet Jurmiyeq Puff, the1'efo1'e, not today in min, For it will newer rome uguiuf' -if la- .1 Ijugfik V ' Q f f f : F' ,IIT K!! H ' -' o MT? I' M ' R I -.. ,. , - 5 L 3 -Q., I ' X ,,, .gv ,N ' L o 7'-f '3 x Y lv . F -gri H E A Y-, W Q Y ir CTWITI ES TQNIYJTII u AP1EA.'D f If hi If I fx Q V l 41 e 1' ' , 57 01110121135 - J . ryanziabons 27 -:li cgafzfaforzdn MARY ETHEL BAILEY National Merit Scholarship Award National Honor Society Scholarship General Science Award Give me rach courage I can Jcale The hardest peahf along And tramform every ftamhling hlock Into a stepping Jtonef' SUGQ ofcforzdn JAMES ROBERT GRAVES National Merit Scholarship Award National Honor Society Scholarship General Science Award Outstanding Science Student I do not ark to walk Jmooth paths Nor hear an eafy load I pray for strength and fortitude To climh the rock-Jtrewn road. :wamammeWmwaeaw,wwamm mmmimwsfafwa r LWT:t5mme'WttWRwm af1oz2afj7Q12 or oczezy FIRST ROW: Carole Lee Hunt Charlotte Krobot Rachael Harrison Mary Bailey Bennie Perez Elaine Carradine Oralee Hurst Shirley Hall Wanda Coleman SECOND ROW: Marvin Kristynik C. C. Willis Richard Morgan Jimmy Graves Nolan Heard Lawrence Kalinec Dale Callihan jim Schulz Not irz the rlamor of the crowded street, Not in the Jhoutf and plrzzzditr of the throng, But in ourrelzfer are triumph and defeat. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY g X w 'f i7 E. 'E I 1 7 A 7 Qi QSZZUUQIQX ouncz' Q Wayne Siptak, Nolan Heard, jimmy Hunt, Kerry Graham, Marvin Kristynik, C. C. Willis, Richard Morgan, Lawrence Kalinec, Eric Rooth, Sid McMillan, Bubba Hudson, Steve Polk, Tommy Patton-TOP ROW Claire Collins, Pat Renfro, Joyce Lawrence, Mary jane Keller, Glo Luna, Dale Coe, Margaret Knebel, Sheila Schuessler, Elaine Carradine, Charlotte Krobot, Tommie Marie Hahn, Trish Evans, R. H. Renfro, SponsorfSECOND ROXV Sally Rice, Ann Rice, Sydonia Manna-THIRD ROW i J ge- 7 W T FQ x XLT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Richard Morgan Nolan Heard Preridenl Viff-Pf65id87Zl C3fUOQI2f Gounczf 81206 year J warg Come the month of May and the Student Council will have completed a year filled with joy and work. Remember those meetings on Monday nights? Planning for the Rice Festival and the dunking stand be- gan in September and was carried out in October. Homecoming was a special occasion that required weeks of planning and letter writing for the council. The Christmas program, Thanksgiving program, and the Easter program were also planned by the council. Then there were the days of planning for the Student Directory. Come May, the Student Council had added its contribution toward a full year at Bay City high school. Sally Rice Secretary Bubba Hudson Lawrence Kalinec Sid McMillan Chaplain Parlifzmentarian Treafurer JAN MERRIMAN NY- Voice Scholarship MDX 5 - AN CAB 1 Wh r C ll N15 ELAXQE Legxfln AWA at on Junior O age NUFS121 TTE BU Afmncan 5' Scholarsllyk 'P rf war 3 an c5c50Qrs5j0rs' We can finish nothing in this lifeg hut we may make iz heginning, and hequenth iz nohle I7 CHARLOTTE KROEOT example' PAT SIMPSON American Legion Runner-Up Study Club Scholarship . LEE LES? X fsh1P MARY ELLEN MILBERGER Mu - 1-1 CYxARO3ce Schosege Voice Scholarship SIC Sd101URST V 1 O0 arsly Aa A811 College fp 32 DALE CALLIHAN ug Football Scholarship SWS r R' U ' ' 9 C YNKN Kgioxatsw? o mce H1VC1'S1fY Algencan LWQLLIS Mlzodblll Scuowdsml 0015311 Siilon Award mo Texas to Tex-19 gljfllihlb r' war 5 an Qscfohrsfyos For, according to the proverb, the beginning if lmlf the whole buxinefsf' SIDNEY McMILLAN Runner-Up American ,ggi-LNS Legion Award acl c oars 1p to . Texas A8cM College Football Sqholarshxp Whartm junior College C.A.P. Award AM CLAUDE H - T R gp! sw? - ERIC RooTH rack EJN ,ejgoaxx SClflZtUnNe'S'w wow. Award to Sam 13h01afs1,fE hwesi 16 Football Scholarship H9011 Stat to Soul to Whanon Junior College 6 33 Gafiy UGA? sfgjf CAT'S TALE STAFF MISS HYLTON PAULA BREWER Sponsor Editor LAWERNCE KALINEC DICKIE BARR Sports Editor Co-Editor MARY ELLEN MILBERGER Co-Editor fvnn uaf cgfcyff a k,i,E x i,hV I ,ikh Virky i I SID MCMILLAN Editor ROBERT THORPE Head Sports Editor Annual Staff MR. VANCE MCDONALD Sponsor K Ejvi' is ' rr ? 'K' 4 5 5, if JUDY KNAPIK 55 BOBBYIJONES Art Director Art Drrector LEONARD ARNOLD CAROI-E .HUNT Photographer TYP15f 35 Principals Office Staff MRS. INGRAMS OFFICE STAFF Betty jean Lee Theresa Oates Pat Harris Latin Honor Society THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE STAFF Mr. Robert Renfro, Sponmr Racihel Harrison Jan Merriman Rose Martin jo Ann Mayhew Sue DeLos Santos Caroline Bearse Peggy Cufr Jo DeLos Santos Kary Havard Pat Harris Jerallyn McKessick Karen Luder LATIN HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Brooks Liston, Spomor Fred Hosey David Graham julie Ann McAllister Bennie Perez Dicky Barr She puts me to shame, says Mr. Frank, Played by J- Peter and the Frank family discuss their outlook on life Mallard. SPEECH SPEECH PLAY PLAY THE THE DIARY DIARY UF OF ANNE A NNE FRANK FRA NK Anna Uoyce Lawrencej surprises the Frank family and their guests with presents for everyone at their Hanukkah celebration. Margot fCarole Lee Huntj studies with Mr. Frank. Just a little discussion over the aclvisability of selling this coat, says Mr. Van Daan fLeslie LeGranclJ. Irby, Grace, and Pat The Couple Dances arid? Exciting Yer Unusual Yer Good Very Friday and Saturday night of February the 24th and 25th students of Bay City High School presented the Black Cat Varieties of 1961. The show was spon- sored by the senior class and proceeds from the show helped the seniors in making their yearly trip. Members of the faculty also took part in the show. It was really a surprise to find out that Mrs. Brown and Coach Maglitto were not really angry with each other but did a very good job in making the audience thir1k so. The presentation of the Black Cat Varieties showed that there is an exciting array of talent in Bay City high school. Mr. R. H. Renfro, principal, was pro- ducer-director of the show. The Madhatters The Director thanks the Seniors for his gift C560 fl! The cast of over 250 people, which included mem- bers from each class in high school, performed for capacity crowds for two nights. The standing room only sign was achieved by this tremendous turn out. Thirteen main events and skits between acts were emceed by Margaret Knebel, Sid McMillan and Billy Freeman. Comedy skits and colorful songs presented scenes from the past. The costumes worn in the series of dances were impressive as well as beautiful. Behind huge bow ties and greasepaint, members of the famous Black Cat football team were featured in the minstrel show. The backstage crew and the make-up, wardrobe and properties groups contributed much to the success of the show. The complete success of the show may be attributed to hard work, long rehearsal hours, and full co-operation of the entire Cast of performers. Oralee Hurst, the Lady Known as Lou, sings Frankie and Johnny Were Lovers to Frank Susik, the bartender, and to Kary Havard fMiss Kittyj from GUNCHOKE Boopsy Daisy Eric Bones Rooth Paging Mit Schekelberger' Hill Dewolfe Don't do it, Roscoe! FANFARE-Kay Franks, Royce Wright, and Ed Billy Ham and Caroline Bearse McMillan Can-Can Girls Sound Effects Man Edwin Gay A papier-mache elephant takes part in the FAN- Stage Crew FARE 40 Two old maids that are going to stay old maids! Piano player with his mistress Sherry Harkey and Mary Ellen Milberger Two trampoline artists Frank Volkmer and Caroline Bearse The Barber Shop Quartet The Grand Finale Albert Acosta Vernon Harrrson john fFast Dravsj Brssett Sally R106 BIG CHIEF TOP CLOWN TRAII BLAZERS Hungry Senrors Watch Out ED Back to School Some HOT ROD Jamey and Phoebe Night The Goldust Twrns .xx , k.ff3-'wig-.fe may .f vv ar ,XL W . Arg - f No, No, John, don't take the picture. The night before we beat the Ricebirds. Trail bosses receive their instructions. It is finished, says Robert Thorpe to members of the Black Cat Annual Sports Staff. The Lineup Bull SCSSi01'15 Western Day The ROLIHCI-up 43 EQ! Caf 0124 RALPH KIES Choir Direftor CHOIR OFFICERS Charlene Harrison, jan Merriman, Sue De Los Santos, Sid McMillan, and Royce Wright. J B ALL-STATE CHOIR MEMBERS Judy Hale, J. Mallard, Charlene Harrison REGIONAL CHOIR MEMBERS BACK ROW: Royce Wright, James Ward, David Re- velle, Kay Franks, Mickey Arnold. SECOND ROW: Judy Hale, Marigene Kenney, Nina Connelly, Sherry Harkey, Ophelia Escamilla. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Simp- son, Charlene Harrison, Sue De Los Santos. CHOIR FAVORITES Gail Bossley, Nolan Heard 495 25555: lg!! 7 ' 5 'Su 4 I I PIANISTS Gail Bossley, Glo Luna OUTSTANDING VOCALISTS Charlene Harrison, Royce Wright 3:11173 nnunni' gfaf gamous gba! Gaf Zan BAND OFFICERS Jean Roberts, jim Shoultz, Irby Cuftiss, jimmy Graves - lgwz4fv,-Af-Wi -f-,72 L , , A- 5 , m Band Director J. I. 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L 113311:-1111111111111 53,1111511111111-11g3g11 1-11111 11 'K .V .1 f111mv1s1ix1VfV1w-1.1-V1--V-11. 11, .MMV X. 1.1. ., 11 1. 1 111 .Vg-11131121111-1.-:sV11m111sL1-Vg QVVMV - K 1.11:?e-1111151-11111:-11--V 21--H-1113-V121--an-11111-V-1111 51. 11...,V,11 ..11.1 , .,. 1 1 ,,.. ff 1 2 gg .1 1-25 ,HN 1 ,gg 11111 11.111111111.1 .11-V11V1 .11 3 3Qis111111111212-151213211111 111' gufure armers 0 gqmerzea April: Father and Son Banquet june: Four day educational and recreational summer tour to Lake Buchanan near Austin and back by New Braunfels. July: State wide F.F.A. Convention at Houston. Harold Denbow and Valentine Guzman were delegates. August and September: 15 calves on feed for local fat- stock show. October: Received pigs for local show Concession stand at Rice Festival. Went to the Wharton County Fair. November: Our show lambs participated in the District contest at Wharton. January: Received our show chicks. We had our progress show. February: We went to the Houston Fat Stock show, where Farris Crain won a heifer in a dairy scramble. March: The month for our own local Fat Stock show. PAT SIMPSON F. F. A. Sweetheart BAY CITY CHAPTER F. F. A. FRONT ROW, L to R: Valentine Guzman, Eugene Kalinec, Glen Franklin, Manuel Trevino, Sam Stanley, Johnny Paul Winfrey, R. D. Arnold, David O'Rear, Danny Estes, Chuck Arthur jr., Vance Lesikar, Wayne Wilson. SECOND ROW: Fred Brown, Donald jurek, Tommy Harkey, james Allen, Farris Crain, Sidney McMinn, Rickey Swinford, Leo Brown, joe Lawhorn Carr, Ernest Coleman, Larry Colburn, Frank Allen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bill Moore, Don Anderson, Manly Fisher, Wayne Self, Bill Beaty, Pat Pauley, Pat Simpson, George Shawler, Dewayne Ledwig, Edmund Kalinec, Frank Volkmer, Mr. James D. Sowell, F.F.A. Sponsor. 49 io. .Al ' -.gr , - .- . ,Q T' G ..P1v AKEN My X IM ' 1.11.19 Sidney McMinn FRONT ROW, left to right: Hunter Ludwig, Ernest Coleman Manuel Trevino. SECOND ROW, left to right Edmond Kalinec, Lynn Hunt Wayne Self, Bill Beaty. wt R, D, Arnold Donald jurek, Johnny Paul Winfrey so l 1 Tommy Harkey Herbert Lee Kelley Frank Allen George Shawler fi? 'Xu RMERS IAA if OP , it George Kilbride Manly Fisher johnny Baxter Frank Volkmer Ax a work of art, I know few things more pleaxing to the eye, or more capable of afford- ing fcope and gratification to a taste for the beautiful, than a well Jitaateaf, well-cultivated farm. Leo Brown Vance Lesikar Farris Crain Don Anderson Danny Estes Wayne Wilson Joe Lawhorn Glen Franklin Valentine Guzman james Allen 4 ' z -M, . f iw., 1'-152 Q ' Bill Beaty with his Reserve Champion Herbert Lee Kelley with his Reserve Champion Fryers hog and buyer from the El Campo Livestock Commission Co. Frank Allen with Grand Champion hog and buyer, Mr. Ashley Etie, owner of Etie's Cafe Leo Brown with his Reserve Champion lamb and the Vance Lesikar and G1-and Champion lamb with buyer, b11YE1', Mr. Glen White Mr. E. J. Nedbalek, jr., Texaco Consignee ...mm r , 5 rsfgslf--1 f V ,-r-., fs: 1 - - 4 fffwkfb wi-Jw Q f5fB i'f'Y7'f'W'YfP1SLl.9A H Aw Q sv gufure 01229122 ers 0 Wm erzba MRS. VI SULLIVAN President Advisor LINDA BELL F.H .A. 98. M A K 5195 EHBEIP' 'J TI K ,j Miss BARBARA BOMBA Advisor X NEW HO? +0 Of? 5? 2 , - Q ' Q 1, 'W 'Q A fo -' QQ 'Y 'L 0 F.H.A, OFFICERS I .QNf Il m ff if fx MELBA ROBBINS MARY BAILEY F.H.A. F.H.A. Girl of the Year Betty Crocker Award Winner HOME AND FAMILY LIVING K +0 0. Stsmxlwllhfhx, 3 mIIhBiLQ' i l B' 1-6 5. 'oo po 'Vsw no' Family Night for F.H.A. Senior F.H.A. Girls honored at an Theresa Oates, Girl of the Month Italian supper for November ,,v.'U' fn, ' 3 fZf,!l..f+ JB W - Y'- Shirley Hayton receives the gavel from the past President, Linda Bell, during the Installation of Officers at the Mother-Daughter Tea. C. C. Willis, as F.H.A. Beau Entertainment at Mother-Daughter Margaret and Linda at F,H,A, Tea Leadership Camp iff Q, t fi Hi E ,gf THE ROAD NOT TAKEN by Robert Frost Two roads diverged in cz yellow wood, And sorry I could not mwel both And be one f7'cZL'6l67', long I stood And looked down one as for ns I could To wlaere it benz in the nndergrowzlag I slnzll be telling this with cz sigh Sonzewloere czges and ages hence: Two roads diverged in cz wood, and I . . . I took the one less tmoeled by, And that has nzczde all the difference. .Rini 5 5 X , v 43? N d ' 4. - , K I-his Nil 1 t?',it-:nur 1 W, 3 Xl ,, ,.., xg '- xii . 'I kg, , I X ,. IN av .41? ,n1 vf, ,Y lf, 55-ff? ' 41,5 'Q ,graf- 'l' -QP? N , aoorzfes R I I L A. ,,,,,.. r ma W,,, G, - .w 'Q 7.1, f fi 4 VI -1 ga.-1-, -fi V S, .3 5 1 'i Y nf' S :,,,:1wW, K , -J Le miefixggf .wzwv 1 I 59 M,-.fm fx!! Lb Sui,,pHv axlK 'Q-N X 'aff xx EZYQEQ ijR?IC7G? Qzzzsf 35'eauf2yZf9 f 5, K MFWM if ,um O 4' au UAH 9752: F3012 712 I2 dl? ,,,A , I .M --I A 1 I D . Runners-Up Most Handsome Boy and Most Beautiful Girl ERIC ROOTH PAT SIMPSON Runners-Up Mr. and Miss B.C.H.S. SALLY RICE C. C. WILLIS Runners-Up Runners-Up Most Athletic Boy and Girl Most Dependable Boy and Girl DALE CALLIHAN ROSE MARTIN ROYCE WRIGHT CHARLOTTE KROBOT wh X i-Q 'I s Senior Favorites Junior Favorites BILLY HAM BRENDA WILSON ROY GREEN GENNIE EASTMAN Sophomore Favorites Freshman Favorites CLAIRE COLLINS VERNON HARRISON TAYLOR EVANS PHOEBE READING 65 LINDA HEAD Homecoming Queen Football Sweetheart Lantana Duchess SANDRA HORN PATRICIA SIMPSON When the Grea! Scorer come! to mark again!! your name, He will ask not if you won or loft, But bow you played the gamef' iv li C,--'- 3 '- C-s-'4 1- 'i '- ,. , ...Q al- ,ii--' - f 1 i! -- .1 Y , ,,i.,l-1-1 1 ' ,,, :P....f List: lus-' 5?-ff , f loorfs gr . , 67 COACH JOE ROGERS COACH DON HALEY SEASONS RECORD Can' Score Opporzentf' Snare 1 3 6 Angleton 44 8 Edna 3 1 0 Alvin 19 6 Jessie Jones 5 5 8 Channelview 46 1 3 Wharton 38 1 3 Lamar Cons. 2 0 6 E1 Campo 47 14 Cy-Fairbanks 5 8 0 Brenham 6 1 3 Lamarque A,au'v'5.Z ., ' ul -1 COACH SAM MAGLITTO f- ' - - ' vxxx mek - ' .1 DISTRICT 11AAA CHAMPS .qs 'w D'-L . , ,. l LSC X M ff-f A-, uf' wr' 1,32 - -.., .-.wh ,, ' 44 . .-. .N '- '-:4.f,'f,- X A H, x. '- goofgaf It mutters not whether you win or lose, It is how you pluy the gumef' VARSITY f DISTRICT 11AAA CHAMPIONSJ ROW 1: Coach Maglitto, Coach Rogers, Thrope, Denbow, Noster, Young, Cox, Mallard, Willis, Allen, Reinke, Reese, Oates, Morgan, Coach Haley, Coach Gregg. ROW 2: Dewolfe, Green, Head, Perez, Smith, Reddoch, Kristynik, Rooth, Callihan, J. McMillan, Holloway, Stansell, C. G. Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Bernard, Patton, Heard, Stavinoha, Miller, Kalinec, Sanchez, Ham, Ed. McMillan, Thornton, Wells, Sid. McMillan, Larry Holloway. NICKNAMES GIVEN TO THE BOYS BY MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Klll ..,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,..,,e A llen E-mek .,,,..,,, s,,,. R ooth Dale Bird .S ..ll S Callihan Wahoo ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,l S anchez B050 ,,,,,, ,,l,.,,,,..,. C ox Tod ,,..,.,,.., ...,,,,,, S S ,...,, Patton Btfhhe ,,,., ,,.,.. D enbow Mutugordu Flush .,,, ,,,. S tansell Kermit ...,, ,..,. G reen Grimlin sssreee. S Thornton Squutty ,,.o, Ham Pig ,,,,,,s,,,,,, S S S Thrope Meethell S,.,S S SSSSSSSSSS Heard Little Anthony I SS S S.SS S Wells Big C112 .S SS,,S SSSS . S Holloway Do1zs'hoy SS SS S S . Willis Big Mouth S...... Kalinec Duck SSSSSS . ..SSS Young REX .S ,,,Si..l ,SSSS K ristynik I-hiftl V,,,, ...S.. M allard Ce,D'11 SS SS .S ..SSSS Miller Blue Eyes SSSSSSS .,SSSSSSSSSSS M organ Teddy Meth SSS.... .S.S,SS. E cl McMillan Big Reel S,..SS S SSSS.SSS john McMillan Silttey .S.SS SSSSSS S id McMillan B020 -,-4f,f-v- w SS . NOSf6f Mnwiivrg Big Sum SSSS SSSSS . Oates sl l Big LOOP S S SSSS Perez S 32 ing Z swift SSSSSSS S Reddock E Q , Ai 53 Footsy SSS,SSS ,,,,,,. R 6656 2' V Little cuz SS ..S.. Remke 2 W S COACH ORLANDO SCHROUB COACH STEVE GREGG 69 LARRY HEAD end WI LBERT KALINEC end BLACK CAT Tommy Anderson Thomas Connor Jesse Cordoba Charles Curtiss Tommy Dearmond A. N. Dunaway Dennis Gann joe Griffith Louis Guzick Vernon Harrison Larry Head Wayne Head jimmy Hunt Wilbert Kalinec Willian Kalinec Nelson Keen George Kilbride Wallace Klingaman Marc Landrum Leslie LeGrande joe Martinez Camp Mehrens Earl McWilliams Ronnie Parker Daniel Pena Eysabel Reyna Tommy Rowland jimmy Sanders l SPENCER SMITH RAYMOND STAVINOHA center back ' LESLIE LeGRANDE Uarszly tackle jfefvers B TEAM Brix, ai X , Doyle Shivers ,F gl Spencer Smith fb: James Spurr X iggiz Raymond Stavinoha j C , , 3 ' V5.2- James Svetlik ' 'I Charles Townsend M Lee Vaughan Robert Wilson BLACK CAT FRESHMAN TEAM Russell Anders Chuck Arthur Joe Carr Lawhorn Billy Cisenery Clifton Cook Joe DeLaCruz Noel Elkins Taylor Evans John Feseler Ray Hallford Kenneth Garcia James Hatchett Sonny Hildreth Bubba Hudson Bill Huebner Henry janise Evert Keller Rudy Maro Pat McGuirt Ernest Perez Steve Polk jimmy Rodriquez Pip Savage Dwayne Siptak Wayne Siptak David Smith Terry Tekyl joe Tillman Wayne Volkmer Dennis Yates Stanley Ybarra 70 l ' 'JJ 4 'U I Q I aw 'O 3 X' 'f , v f 1, Ll MARVIN KRISTYNIK Baseball 9 6 PM Q Capfazkzs ROYCE WRIGHT Basketball ,,- i , .., X f I X QW7 ERIC ROOTH Football JOHN MCMILLAN Track . , f ,v' -9' A ,1 19? :ala-1 nw , if RONNIE MILLER ROY GREEN CLAUDE REINKE Quarterback Halfback End Marvin Kristynik runs with the ball in the Edna game. Bobby Cox make a yard gain in the Wharton game. an 0- SID MCMILLAN MARIO SANCHEZ DONALD WELLS Guard Halfback End W f f , 3 L 'Ulf-e JIMMY ALLEN DON REESE ROBERT NOSTER Center Tackle Center w l Sonny goes over for a touqhdgwn Our quarterback takes the punishment HAROLD DEMBOW LUPE PREZ LAWRENCE KALINEC Tackle Tackle Guard 73 ' 9 5. 'ft ,:,,. an :War RICHARD MORGAN SONNY HOLLOWAY SKIPPER REDDOCK End Fullback Guard i Anxious coaches anticipate the best John on one of his long runs -Ka? ' ft aa- i ... H-R 1-1 I Q4 1 P cum' ,pntli JOHN BICMILLAN IVIARVIN KRISTYNIK C. C. WILLIS Halfback Quarterback Center SHPE! go ofgaf J get 4' 7 1? U SAMMY OATES BOBBY COX TOMMY PATTON Guard Halfback Quarterback Robert Thrope just before the Knockout in the Holloway on defense Wharton game ERIC ROOTH MALLARD DOUG THORNTON Tackle Tackle End goofgaf iz f'-vi 'rf ' I , ? ? AP af' paw BILLY HAM NOLAN HEARD ROBERT THORPE Tackle Halfback Halfback aw ,fa . azwlfmif Roy Green runs the ball in the Edna game Dale accepts a pass 'if Ask will 'GW' 'P JACKIE YOUNG DALE CALLIHAN ED MCMILLAN Fullback End End VARSITY-Ronnie Miller, Tommy Patton, jimmy Hunt, Paul Baca, Royce Wright, Spencer Smith, Roy Green, Claude Reinke, Dale Callihan, Richard Morgan, David Mullen. COACH SAM . w ,, x7 'if 1 . in 15' +1 'Q W K. , tfixijfaf L, -K :?:?tie,fQ ff?T , ., r 1 iff 21:22-: Bn 'Z ' vw, ?i 5,.' 2 Y fg z, 3' l12T'fyi 1 F i,1g,g,x i4,..fg,31 f ' Zin -- .:fEY2',, - V' -lv? - Io-' it L5f z'f,15-s,2'1s ,J i -if .: ,1' 1. 55 ATM J JTS. .. fan-...AMML-V .,, , ., .Q .ij .:.l:g,, i -,, nk . ' C ' Q 1 ' .. , ' it ,, fe' 5 ,Qwi-71, ,M , A-fi, H Q.. , .. I 'ca -Q -' if-I 2 , ,, ' -51.2 - ef . -V -yi 1':-'WL xlsff 1',',. ' . 3 Gbhmf' q i iv-.V - f 2 X 9 1' :' ' ' i ' . 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K W I 1 ,Q . , 'Ji I FRESHMEN: Steve Polk, Russel Anders, Dennis Dale fires one to Richard Zasfefgaf Yates, Eddie Wright, john Fausler, Taylor Evans, John Boeker, Ray Halford, Sonny Hildreth, Wayne Siptak, Dwaine Siptak, Richard Wagner, Mike Ruth. Ronnie shoots against Wharton Dale cuts loose Tommy passes off Callihan racks up two Vifitory Wharton Brenham E1 Campo Cy-Fairbanks Lamar Brenham Wharton E1 Campo Cy-Fairbanks Lamar SCORE SHEET 49 60 70 48 67 65 58 70 49 48 J asfefgaf Bay C ity 60 49 53 79 41 72 61 59 63 54 Cripple-d Blue Eyes gets fixed BOYS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL AND GIRLS' INTRAMURAL CHAMPION MARY BAILEY Shuffleboard Doubles Champion Wilford gets the tip. Good block, jim!! Wayne shoots a free throw. is ,,,- .mqiw S IRM' 'xx MARY ANN ENTZMINGER DALE COE Badminton Doubles Badminton Doubles Champion Champion I BENNIE PEREZ Shuffleboard Doubles Champion 8I W .-.W BOYS' INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS 1 961 SAMMY DAVIDSON MELVIN FINDLEY Ping-pong Singles-Doubles Ping-Pong Doubles Champion Champion ROYCE WRIGHT SID MCMILLAN Horseshoes Singles-Doubles Horseshoes Doubles Bvadminmon Doubles Tennis Singles Champion Badminton Singles-Doubles Champion DOUGLAS NOWELL Tennis Doubles BOBBY JONES Tennis Doubles ,,,, ,, H, ,,M.,,.,,....-...v..-.-M Sandra Garrison gets ready for the basket Warmup The Rice sisters get the ball B TEAM S C O R E S H E E T : Di.flrir2 Gamer Vifitorf Bay City Angleton 58 Tidehaven 53 Wharton 48 Ganado 44 West Columbia 41 Edna 55 Wharton 61 Ganado 35 Santa Fe 29 Tidehaven 41 West Columbia 31 9? J B TEAM Georgia Graeter Debbie Short Cheryl Brundahl Phoebe Reading Diana Thorpe Donna Reddock Dorothy johnson Pat Williams Mary Fromen Sue Vaughn Peggy Entzminger Ruth Ann Hall Cindy Martin MISS BONNIE SOUTHWELL, Coach Sandra Horn receives the ball S C O R E S H E E T 'Di.rlrirI Gamer Vifitorf Sweeney 38 Santa Fe 60 An gleton 5 5 Hallettsville 34 Dulles 44 Edna 26 'kEl Campo 42 'Brazosport 61 'El Campo 37 a'Brazosport 64 56354541 A TEAM Regina Evans Bonnie Armatta Ann, Steinmyer Gail Falks Sandra Garrison Sandra Horn Rose Martin Sally Rice Ann Rice Caroline Bearse Trish Evans Anna Mae Orsag Mary Ann Acosta MISS MATTIE SUE RINGGOLD, Coach Bay City 51 54 46 55 41 49 35 41 47 52 Sally takes a free throw Sally makes the shot THE VARSITY 5 fu ANN RICE SANDRA HORN SALLY RICE TRISH EVANS Forward Guard Forward Guard gzffsp in Zasfefgaf ANN STEINMEYER Guard Sue Werlla, Jan Merriman, Coach Ring- gold, Gail Bossley, Linda Ray-MANAG- GAIL FALKS ERS CAROLINE 'BEARSE Forward Guard M 1111? '-1:1',w,g:f,f1 ,' ff':i1 ' 1' ' igiizf, .z,' 5VjQf TQf ,. -., gig, b A Y V BRENDA WILSON A IAA SIAA 7 23. If I 2 f F5 I if sr fl A if f-1 ., l A .Aim Jeff' 2 I '3 - w- 'fi 2213, A W I 5 ,L m y! U , 1. i n I ,. V, g V Qi? fl'f2 I I f 'S i f I A an ' A I ,L H'vm.a..g.wff,ru 4 . ww I I ' . 5--ww .. v,+bw fn-f A V rw f, .M MJ , . vw af f ir A H ., ' . www- 'f-w-Jfff-fv..,, ' - K ,. H JU ep UG Sub. E A C A D H SALLY RICE E C E H R E L E E R A L D E E A R D S E PAT SIMPSON R SANDRA HORN S Head Cheerleader 4 - .1 L. LIN HEAD GENNIE EASTMAN MONA SELLERS A MQL-ws.. K , f ' LIII I I Q.:, f fi : f I l AAQ I 4 , I ,'-,, ,.M ,4, . ,, NNNA TRISH EVANS SUE DE LOS SANTOS CLAIRE COLLINS ANN RICE Head Sub. 87 .Q I -1 A fbjfzcf Gaf yracf i7QdI22 DISTRICT CHAMPS REGIONAL CHAMPS STATE FINALIST Patieme and pefffevemme .furmozwt every difficulty. Head Coach JOE ROGERS 'Vu Freshman Coach STEVE GREGG ysjkcf Gaf Qzresgman eam HURDLERS Doug Short, C. C. Willis, Claude Reinke johnny Stansell, Harold Denbow, Lupe Perz, Sammy Oates WEIGHT MEN 440 DASH MEN Tod Patton, Doyle Shivers, Roy Green, jackie Young 440 RELAY TEAM 880 RELAY TEAM Mickey Arnold, Bobby Cox, Robert Thorpe, John McMillan ro f N ,. ,,.: V4,l M A r,r,, A f - Kay sets new record at 12'6 John anchoring 440 relay team .nc Hurdlers in action Doyle, the lone Wolf MILERS Daniel Pena, Pete Rodriguez, Man- uel Perez 5 . XT ' .W R 5 V5 23 l V, If lf ' 1 . 2 f 1- is if w . 'X' ., . 5 -1 if -M Nfl 335 it . ex , A. my .. Ni - A 6 .A .. :Q .,..,. my WMSM -, V . : K ,., -Www, . VJ? N .--H 2. V 5 .s i. - -- ' Y- ,-ff 3 .N -ff ,,,,w.,,w , .W wwf' ' .M . ' i Mickey and Bobby complete first hand-off at the Black Cat Relays. i Run, Robert ! ! ! Hill and Ray, two boys that helped win the Black Cat Relays. Mickey hands off to John on the mile relay. POLE VAULTERS Kay Franks, Lawrence Kalinec 9l I Q I Mew Q3cA00f ,Wecoraf ZZMAQ SAMMY OATES JOHN MCMILLAN D' -160' 2 rscus 100 Yard Dash-9.7 220 Yard Dash-20.7 880 RELAY TEAM-1:29.6 Mickey Arnold, Bobby Cox, Robert Thorpe, john McMillan DOUG SHORT KAY FRANKS CLAUDE REINKE Low Hurdles-19.6 Pole Vault-12' 9 High Hurdles-15.0 92 555 2-J f an Q0 508 006 QW BACK ROW: Coach Don Haley, Richard Morgan, Danny Rodgers Mario Sanchez, Bobby Balsley, Larry Head, Dale Callihan, Mar: vin Kristynik, Charles Curtiss. FRONT ROW: Earl McWilliams Rudy Mendiola, Dennis Gann, Leslie LeGrande, Ed McMillan Billy Ham, Chop Renyea, Larry Hollaway. BASEBALL MANAGERS Charles Curtiss, Larry Holloway CHOP RENYEA DANNY ROGERS First Base Pitfiher ,- .Y I ,rx ,,,57' 'Q . WAYNE HEAD RONNIE PARKER Outfield Pitcher BOBBY BALSLEY EARL MCWILLIAMS Pitcher Third Base JIMMY HUNT Outfield DENNIS GANN Short Stop Bay City 5 Brazosport ,,,7,i..... 11 4 West Columbia i,,,w ,,A,,, 2 12 West Columbia t,,,.. ,.i,, 5 11 Sweeny t,,,., ,.,,,,, ,,,,, 6 5 Alvin ,,,. ..... 1 11 Wharton ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ,.,,, 5 16 Cypress Fairbanks .....,.. 11 1 Bellaire ,,t...,..,,l,,,,,,.. ,,,,,, 3 7 Columbus t,,,,,, ..,.. 7 8 Alvin ,,t,,,, ,.,,, 0 3 Sweeny C C, 9 10 W.C.j.C. ,,,e, ,... 6 DALE CALLIHAN Outfield ED MCMILLAN MARVIN KRISTYNIK Second Base Catcher RUDY MENDIOLA Third Base DISTRICT GAMES Bay City 1 Lamar ..,,w,, 5 Brenham ...,,S,..... 5 E1 Campo ....,.,............... 5 Cypress Fairbanks 2 Wharton VY,...,,w,,.... WI... 12 Lamar S,,.... 2 Brenham .rr,er 5 E1 Campo ..,, 10 Wharton e,r... WON-14 LOST-6 TIED-1 MARIO SANCHEZ RICHARD MORGAN Pitcher Catcher LESLIE LeGRAND LARRY HEAD Catcher Shortstop ..,., um... P 4 151E3s4.,,, 3. Qnmewp f mn 5 ww wus' ,,, QM Vg ,I is fi, 'K Q GSS Now is the hour when we mmf my goorfhye Though we are parting, memory will not die. All zhffough the yeam, wherever' we may he Dem' Afma ljvlcllfff, wolf 1'C'7Ilc'71!b67' fheef' .,,.fff'e:w'4w-W 1 V . v -..N-',,. AWW' f .-f- ' ' 535064 AN X'--,Y ..,.l .f,, ,.,,l FEV' -ri numb.. has ,Jr--' waqpg. .- 'nf ,,,. -4-,.gf1g, ,-3 'rf , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prefident-Charlotte Krobot Vice-President-Ed McMillan Secretary-Elaine Carradine Trefzmref-Sid McMillan Cloaplaifz-Royce Wright Reporter-Peggy .Cufr SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Ruby Ballard Mrs. Mary E. Hurst Mr. Sam Maglitto Mr. Kermit Spielman ALBERT ACOSTA Choir 3-4, Cat's Tale Staff Business Manager, 2nd Place Intra- mural Basketball and Volleyball, Variety Show, F.T.A. Officer. ROBERT ACOSTA Foreign Language Club 2, Variety Show. BONNIE ARMATTA Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-3, Pep Squad 1-3, Filing Awards, Choir 1, Variety Show. JOHNNY ARSOLA Foreign Language Club 1-2, Library Staff, Cat's Tale Staff. LUCY ARSOLA MARY BAILEY F.H.A., Pep Squad, F.L.C., F.T.A., Science Club Officer, Variety Show, Slide Rule Club, District and Regional Slide Rule, French Honor Society, Science Award, National Honor Society, Short- hand Awards, Betty Crocker Award, Bookkeeping Award, Cham- pion Intramural Shuffleboard, Salutatorian. CAROLINE BEARSE Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3, Office Staff, Intramural Tennis, Variety Show, Trampoline Act at Basketball Games, Foreign Language Club 3. LINDA BELL F.H.A. Vice-President 3, President F.H.A. 4, Achievements in F.H.A., Choir, F.T.A. 5, Bookkeeping Award, Variety Show, Necchi-Elna Award 3, Girl of the Month, Girl of the Year. JOHN BISSETT GAIL BOSSLEY Regional Choir 3, All-Texas Choir 3, Choir Favorite, Variety Show, Pep Squad 1-2, Cat's Tale Staff, Bookkeeping Award 3, Shorthand Award 3, Basketball Manager 3-4. DAVID BREAUX Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, I-Iorseshoes. FRED BROWN F.F.A. 1-4, F.F.A. Officer 3-4. BETTY BUNDICK Foreign Language Club 2-3, F.H.A., Variety Show. ANNETTE BUNK Science Club 1-2, F.L.C. 1-3, F.H.A., National Latin Honor Society 2, Science Award, I.S.L. Debate District Winner, Variety Show, Annual Staff. MICKEY BURWELL Photography Club 3, Variety Show, Home and Family Living Class. LINDA BYRD Pep Squad, F.H.A., Filing Awards, Shorthand Award. QUIDA CALLAWAY District Band, Regional Band, Candidate for Homecoming, Variety Show. DALE CALLIHAN Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track, Baseball 1-4, Choir, F.L.C., National Honor Society,' All-District Football 3-4, All-District Basketball, All-District Baseball 3, Variety Show. CHARLES CARPER Variety Show, Cat's Tale Staff 3, Class Reporter of the Sophomore Class, F.L.C. ELAINE CARRADINE Student Council 1, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1-2, Class Secretary, Variety Show, Choir 1, 3, 4, F.L.C. 1-3, Latin Honor Society 2, D.A.R. Award, Cat's Tale Staff, Top 10 in Class, Science Club 1, General Science Award 1, American Legion Award. CLARA LOU CARTER WANDA COLEMAN National Honor Society, Pep Squad 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4, Regional Interscholastic League Shorthand 3, Shorthand Awards, Filing Awards. BOBBY COX Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Baseball 2, 3, F.L.C. 3, All-District Football, Variety Show, State Track Meet 3, 4. PEGGY CUFR Pep Squad 1-3, Choir 1-4, Variety Show, Senior Class Reporter, Shorthand Award 3, Vice-President Pep Squad 3. IRBY CURTISS Band Officer, Drum Major, Choir 1, Basketball 2-3, Interscholas- tic Play, F.L.C. 2-3, Variety Show, District T.S.T.A. Play. SAMMY DAVIDSON Band 1, Intramural Ping-Pong Champion. SUE DE LOS SANTOS Pep Squad 1-4, Head Assistant Cheerleader, Choir Officer, Regional Choir, Alternate All-State Choir, Office Staff, Variety Show, F.T.A. Club, Shorthand Awards, Filing Award, Exchange Editor, Cat's Tale Staff. MARGARET DRAPELA Choir 1-4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3-4, Pep Squad Treasurer, Variety Show, Bookkeeping Award. MICHAEL ELLIOTT Speech Play, Cat's Tale Staff. J i JOEL ESCOBAR Foreign Language Club 1-2, Camera Club 3, Variety Show. RONNIE FALKENBURG F.H.A. 1-4, Pep Squad 1-3. MELVIN F INDLEY F.L.C. 3-4, Choir 1, Variety Show, Intramural Doubles Ping-Pong Champion, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. MANLEY FISHER F.F.A. Reporter 3, F.F.A. President, Basketball 3-4, Intramural Basketball. KAY FRANKS Track 1-4, Football 1, Regional Choir 3-4, Band 1, Variety Show, Shorthand Award 3, State Track Meet. BILLY FREEMAN SAMMY GARCIA F.F.A. 1-2, Foreign Language Club 3-4. EDWIN GAY Foreign Language Club 3, Variety Show, Intramural Basketball. JIMMY GRAVES All-Regional Band 3-4, All-District Band 3-4, Band Vice-Presi- dent, Science Club 1-2, F.L.C. 2-3, National Merit Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship, Variety Show, Latin National Honor Society 3, General Science Award, Outstanding Science Student, Valedictorian, Slide Rule Club. NANCY HAGAMAN Choir 1-4, F.H.A., Variety Show, Pep Squad 1-3. MARSHA HALE Choir, Pep Squad 1, 2, Variety Show. SHIRLEY HALL F.H.A. Officer 3, 4, State Degree of Achievement, Necchi-Elna Award 3, F.T.A., Choir, Interscholastic League Typing, Inter- scholastic League Shorthand, National Honor Society, Shorthand Awards, Filing Awards, General Science Award. BILLY HAM Senior Class Favorite, F.H.A. Beau, Vocational Agriculture, Senior Chapter Conducting F.F.A. Team, Greenhand Livestock judging Team, Library Staff, Variety Show, Intramural Volley- ball, Football, Baseball. RONALD HANZIK F.L.C. Club, Variety Show, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. G. P. HARDY III Choir, Football, Variety, Golf. PAT HARRIS Band, Principalis Office Staff, Variety Show. CHARLINE HARRISON Regional Choir, All-State Choir, All-Texas Choir, Bookkeeping Award, Most Dependable Girl, Choir Reporter, Choir President, Pep Squad, Basketball, Variety Show, Annual Sports Editor, Speech Play. RACHEL HARRISON Science Club, F .L.C. Science Award, Interscholastic League Spell- ing, All-District Band, Band Council, All-Regional Band, Career Day Hostess, National Latin Honor Society, Shorthand Award, junior Class Favorite, Bookkeeping Award, National Honor Society, Office Staff, Top Ten in Class, Variety Show. KARY HAVARD Band, Choir, F.L.C. Variety Show, Interscholastic League Play LINDA HEAD F.H.A., F.H.A. Reporter, F.H.A. junior Degree, F.H.A. Chapter Degree, Voting Delegate State F.H.A. Meeting, Outstanding Future Homemaker, Pep Squad President, Alternate Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Annual Staff. HORTENSE HERNANDEZ Band 1-4, Intramural Volleyball. SANDRA HORN Freshman Favorite, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Pep Squad 1, Volleyball 1-2, Miss B.C.H.S., Sophomore Sweetheart, F.L.C., All-Texas Choir 3, Library Staff 3-4, Head Cheerleader, Variety Show, Basketball 1-4, Football Sweetheart, Basketball Co-Captain. CAROLE LEE HUNT Choir 1, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2-3, Variety Show, National Honor Society, Drama Play, Drama Club Officer, Career Day Hostess, Volleyball, Annual Staff, Bookkeeping Award, Pep Squad Offi- cer 2. ORALEE HURST Choir 1, District Band 1-4, Regional Band 2-4, F.L.C. 2-5, Alternate All-State Band, Latin Honor Society 3, National Honor Society, Variety Show, Career Day Hostess, Top Ten in Class, General Science Award. BETSY JOBE Pep Squad 1-4, Pep Squad Officer, F.H.A. 1-2, Variety Show, Filing Awards. BOBBY JONES F.F.A. 1, F.L.C. 1-4, Football 3, Speech Club Debate Team, Annual Staff, Variety Show, Intramural Tennis Doubles Cham- pion. DORIS JANISE LAWRENCE KALINEC Science Club, Football 2-4, Track 1-4, F.L.C. 2-5, B-Team Captain, Boys' State, Student Council Parliamentarian, National Honor Society. TOMMY KIRK Intramural Basketball. MARGARET KNEBEL Band, District and Regional Band, Band Council, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Sr. Prom Committee, F.L.C., F.T.A., F.H.A. Officer, Necchi-Elna Sewing Award, Speech Club Officer, Hostess for Career Day, Black Cat Variety Show. MARVIN KRISTYNIK Student Council, Boys' State, National Honor Society, Tribune Trophy, Football, Basketball, Baseball Captain 4, Fr. Class Pres., All-District Football and Baseball, F.L.C. Honorable Mention All-State Football. CHARLOTTE KROBOT Career Day Hostess, Principal's Office Staff, National Honor Society, Girls' State, Student Council, Senior Class President, Debate-District Winner, Extemporaneous Speaking-District Winner, French Honor Society, Pep Squad, F.L.C., F.H.A., F.T.A. President, Top Ten of Class, Science Club, Variety Show. PEGGY LAWSON Pep Squad, Principal's Office, F.T.A., F.H.A., Choir, Cat's Tale Staff, Varieties, F.T.A. Parliamentarian. BETTY JANE LEE F.L.C., Latin National Society, District and Regional Band, Band Council, Choir, F.H.A., Mrs. Ingram's Office Staff. JOYCE LIPINSKI Library Staff, Diary of Anne Frank Cast, Variety Show, Cat's Tale Reporter. BILL LUDER F.L.C., Variety Show, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, and Ping-Pong. ED McMILLAN Basketball, Track, Baseball, Football, B-Team Football Capt., Speech Club, President of the Drama Club, Vice-President Senior Class, Choir Officer, Junior Class Favorite, Library Staff, Variety Show, Diary of Anne Frank Cast, Most Handsome Boy, Cat's Tale Staff, District Play. JOHN McMILLAN JR. Football, Track, Captain Freshman Track Team, Vice-Pres. Speech Club, Annual Staff, President of Choir, State Finalist State Track Meet, All-District Football, Most Athletic Boy, Regional Choir, 2nd Team All-State Football. SID MCMILLAN Football, All-District Honorable Mention in Football 4, Basket- ball, Track, Intramural Champion in Horseshoes, Tennis and Badminton, Student Council Treasurer, Choir Reporter, Speech Club, Editor of Annual, Vice-President Drama Club, Mr. B.C.H.S., M.C. Variety Show, American Legion Honorable Mention, Senior Class Treasurer, District T.S.T.A. Play, C.A.P. Award. J. MALLARD Football, Track, All-State Choir, Band, Variety Show, Diary of Anne Frank Cast, F,L.C. ROSE MARTIN Basketball, Volleyball, F.H.A., Variety Show, Most Athletic Girl Runner-Up, Office Staff. Jo ANN MAYHEW Choir, Pep Squad, Secretary of Pep Squad, Intramural Volleyball, Variety Show, Office Staff. BARBARA ANN MEDLOCK Spanish Club, Choir, F.L.C., Variety Show, Library Staff. JAN MERRIMAN Band, Choir Sec., Mgr. of Basketball, Cat's Tale Staff, Regional Choir, Shorthand Award, Filing Awards, Variety Show. MARY ELLEN MILBERGER Regional Choir, District Solo First, Pep Squad, Sophomore Sweetheart Duchess, Class Secretary 2-3, Student Council, F .T.A., Co-Editor of Black Cat Annual, Student Directory, Office Staff, Filing and Bookkeeping Awards, Variety Show, Relay Queen Contestant. JOHN MINKERT Science Club, Speech Club, Football, F.L.C., Intramural Athletics. RUDY MENDIOLA WILFRED MORA Band, F .L.C., Intramural Basketball. RICHARD MORGAN Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Student Council 1-4, Student Council President 4, Class Officer 2-3, National Honor Society, Band, Choir, Most Dependable Boy. DAVID MULLEN Basketball, Intramural Tennis, Volleyball and Horseshoes, Variety Show. DOUGLAS NOWELL Band 1-4, Key Club, Football, F.H.A., Speech Club, Interscholas- tic League Play,'Variety Show, Intramural Tennis. THERESA OATES F.H.A. Girl of the Month, F.H.A. Officer, Band, Variety Show, Counselor Office. LEETA FAYE STEPHENS OWENS Cat's Tale Reporter, F.H.A. AARON PENLAND Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Variety Show. BENNIE PEREZ F.L.C., Choir, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, Intramural Shuffleboard Champion, Bookkeeping Award. VALENTINA PEREZ F .H.A., Intramural Volleyball. JULIA PETRUCHA Library Staff, Pep Squad, Science Club, F.H.A. Voting Delegate, F.H.A. junior and Chapter Degrees, Perfect Attendance, Hostess for Career Day, Speech Club, F.L.C., Poetry Reading, Vice- President of F.T.A., Variety Show, Cat's Tale Staff, Necchi Elna Award. GEORGE PLAISTED Basketball, Track, Intramural Badminton, Intramural Basketball. DON REESE Football, Track, Cat's Tale, Speech Club. CLAUDE REINKE Football, All-District Football 4, Track, F.L.C., Library Staff, Annual Staff, Variety Show, Intramural Volleyball and Bad- minton. SALLY RICE F.L.C., Pep Squad, Basketball, Runner-Up Black Cat Relay Queen, Cheerleader, Sophomore Sweetheart Duchess, Career Day Hostess, Senior Ring Committee, Choir, Student Council, Student Council Secretary, Most Beautiful Girl, Runner-Up Miss B.C.H.S. JEAN ROBERTS Band, Band Secretary, District Band, First Division Band Solo, First Division Band Ensemble, High School Orchestra, F.H.A., F.L.C., Bookkeeping Award, Gregg Filing Award. BILLY RODGERS Basketball, Cat's Tale, Annual Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Volleyball. ERIC ROOTH Football, Track, Student Council, junior Class President, Band, Choir, Football Captain, Variety Show. DOUGLAS ROSENTHAL F.L.C., Science Club, Speech Club, Track, Baseball. JOHN ALFRED RUTH Band Council, Orchestra, District Band, John Philip Sousa Band Award, First Division in Regional Solo and Ensemble Contest, Variety Show, Key Club, Library Staff, F.L.C., F.T.A., Band Manager. JIMMY RUSTIN WAYNE RUSTIN MARIO SANCHEZ Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, F.L.C. 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Variety Show. JIM SCHULTZ Band President, Regional and District Band 2-4, National Honor Society, Band Council 2-4, Interscholastic Slide Rule District and Regional, Intramural Volleyball and Basketball. RONNY SEERDEN ' Track 1-4, F.L.C. 1-3, Football 3, Variety Show, Intramural Badminton, Horseshoes, Ping-Pong, Senior Ring Committee. GEORGE SHAWLER F.F.A. 1-4. JIMMY SIMONS Band 1-4, F.L.C. 1-3, Variety Show, National Latin Honor Society. PAT SIMPSON President Pep Squad, Basketball Manager, F.H.A., Cheerleader, Regional Choir, Shorthand Award, Black Cat Relay Queen, Runner-Up Homecoming Queen, Secretary F.T.A., Sophomore Duchess, District F.F.A. Sweetheart Runner-Up, Runner-Up Most Beautiful Girl, Variety Show. HERSHEL SMITH Library Staff 3, Speech Club. BUDDY STALLINGS Track 1-3, Intramural Volleyball. JOHN STANSELL Football 1-4, Track 1-4, F.L.C. 2-3, Variety Show, F.T.A., National Honor Society. ANN STIENMEYER Band Librarian 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Choir 1, Interscholastic League Play, Variety Show, Most Athletic Girl, Library Staff 3, Band Council, Regional Band 3, District Band 2-3. LOUIS TEJEDA Band 1-4, Variety Show. DOUG THORNTON Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Choir 3-4, Band 1, Variety Show. ROBERT THORPE Football 2-4, Track 1-4, State Track Meet 3-4, Variety Show, Annual Sports Editor. JULIA TREVINO MARGARET TROBL NORALEE VANDIVER Pep Squad 1-4, F.L.C. 3, F.T.A. Officer, Cat's Tale Reporter 3, Variety Show. J. D. VINES Key Club 2-3, Science Club 1-2, Track 2, Choir 1-2, Variety Show, Interscholastic League Number Sense. FRANK VOLKMER F.F.A. Greenhand Secretary, Variety Show, Trampoline at Basketball Games, Home and Family Living. ED VOLLMERING Intramural Basketball, Annual Staff-Class Editor, Speech Club. VALLINE WALLECK Band 1-4, Track 3-4, Variety Show, Band Manager. -v-W - 1 JAMES WARD Band, Choir, District Band, Regional Choir, Variety Show, Library Staff, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoes, Ta- ble Tennis, Badminton. SHEILA WATERMAN Transfer from San Marcos Baptist Academy, Student Council Corresponding Secretary, Class Officer 1-2, Top Twelve, Sopho- more Class Favorite, Volleyball Manager, Christian Service Award, Service Award, junior Usher, Variety Show. ELLEN WEBB Band, Assistant Twirler, Head Twirler, Sophomore Favorite, F.H.A. Foreign Language Club, F.T.A. Runner-Up Homecoming Queen, Annual Staff, Variety Show, District Band, Band Council. DONALD WELLS Football, Vocational Agriculture, Speech Club. SCOTTY WELLS Band, District Band, Regional Band, F.L.C., Library Staff, Band Council, Orchestra, Variety Show. CAROLYN WILLIAMSON C. C. WILLIS JR. Football, Track, Student Council, President of Sophomore Class, Vice-President Class, National Honor Society, American Legion Award. JANITA WILLS F.H.A., F.T.A., F.L.C., Pep Squad, Variety Show. BRENDA WILSON Basketball, Volleyball, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, F.L.C., Choir, Senior Class Favorite, F.H.A. Christmas Angel, Candidate for Homecoming Queen, Senior Duchess for Sophomore Sweetheart, Intramural Volleyball, Variety Show. NEWBURN WOMACK Football, Basketball, Junior Class Officer, Intramurals in Horse- shoes, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Director and Writer of Play put on by the Sophomore Class. if I l 5 l ri .1 nr 44, ROYCE WRIGHT Basketball, Basketball Captain 4, Senior Class Officer, Choir, Regional and All-State Choir, Choir Officer, Runner-Up Most Dependable, Black Cat Varieties, Cast of The Diary of Anne Frank, Band, Cat's Tale Staff, Intramural Champion Horseshoes and Badminton, Outstanding Boy Vocalist of Choir. BEATRICE YBARRA Intramural Volleyball, Band. WAYNE YEAMANS Library Staff, Intramurals in Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoes, and Ping-Pong. Rachael and the long trail Pat and Kay Getting the job done A gay evening Dale and Richard Douglas Nowell and Theresa Oates My Z ,AFT fum 'Wm '12,-ZE- yf as. A AQTFZ ff fv vi if -. , xf,g'Q s sh Sal A fc 'R 5 3 3 lg h 4:, - gist AQ,,5U,,iwF A, S ,, b,,,. ' 3 LS2L:aEE5Pff M .2 .- all , L4 H i is ' fi ,J new . 5 W :SV in wwwf 'ig i nk K g may ' T --12i E'5 ffKsQ Y Qfkiggymr. ' ligaw W k R . f . ' -, , I 'X -. I q.LE,gf F as-wg, ms. V,-5, H f W g W... :: -1' .f my . 16 if , fwpfg-if wil' ' , ,kg-lmwgy-gzx .wg K. My ' '-Max W ml E gms 5 ET: S? K' .1 419325 X in . . .,:-QM ,. s ,: , uk 9, I was 221, . vii Y 'R' . - 7 .af . , ' -5139-fgga:-f'2. ,: ' K ggi.- ff-1 : ,PVFSFQK - av - mf M Mxwgg, 'fx-V Who is the character on the right? Ellen and Bobby y II4 Put on your old gray bonnet. Little Anthony throws a right to the jaw of The Tiger. Seniors The dinner gang Where are the horseS? Mickey and Shirley WHAT! ! no men? We can't believe it. No room for another. Cary and Mac The cowboy and his girl ly, .W The Wild Ones Judo-Experts ANNETTE BUNK and CHARLOTTE KROBAT District Debate Winners Rainbow Girls Beauties at the Beach Watch out! Here comes Rachael The gang's all here Remember last year? Watch out, Doug? Slumber party blues Strong belt ? Con.feience is the still srnall voice that rnahes H5 feel ,vtill Jrnallerf' I do not helieve in the collective wiydorn of zn- dlvidaal ignorance. The hand that rocky the cradle gets a dollar an hour now. In the good old day: of Chivalry, Men .flood up for women, hat there were no husxef then. No one is too hwy to talh ahoal how husy he is. What would we have done without john and Brown? lI5 PAT SIMPSON Black Cat Relay Queen BRENDA WILSON F .H.A. Christmas Angel What Jamhine if to flowery, smiley are to human- ity. They are hut triflef, to he sttreg hut, scattered along life? pathway, the good they do is ihtonceio- ahle. BEST SEAMSTRESS AWARD Julia Petrucha Margaret Knebel Sherry Williams THE LIONETTES Claire Brisco, Jeannie Eastman, jan Merri- l men, Nancy Hagaman, Irby Curtiss, Ora Lee HOW did You manage 811153 Hurst The Editor's Dad at the Chuckwagon supper The Dragon Dale, Barbara and C. C. Participants in Variety Show junior and Senior Prom THE PATH BEFORE US By Mary Ethel Bailey Senior Class Poet Participants in Variety Show The youth goes forth to seek and find, To serve the world and help mankind. With ancient wisdom hy his side He strives all destiny to guide, To walk along life's rocky way And make the hest of every day, To reach the ports and miss the shoals And onward strive for higher goals. The way is hard hut youth will seek To overcome the outlook hleak By faith and toil hoth hard and long And smiling lips and fheerful song. So shall he work and do his hest And make his life an endless quest For good and truth and Happiness . A seareh for perfect righteousness. at 1. f E qw Hz ff. 4 w A 4 255 1 ig 5 Q fi 1 51' seg. :Sf f . . L' vs, wwwwlmQf.2+1saaiA52ifJms4ssieyMM1,, gf f W--,M,amwmnew-jz,.L.Q-M12 A lf Q ft g:,.,f', f wg 6 Lf W JK e X . I , , , 14 1 14' Z2 Book Reports! How interesting? Leslie LeGrande has the floor in Miss Marie Hi1legeist's second period junior English class. If you write u better book, or preucb u better rermou, or build u better mousetrup tbun your ueigbbor, tbe world will muke u beuteu truck to your door. unzors Sharon Abendroth Patsy Adams Lynda Alford, james Allen, jimmy Allen, Leonard Arnold, Paul Baca, Elisa Banado. SECOND ROW: james Barlow, Dickie Barr, john Baxter, Janis Bertmann, Marilyn Blum, Harriet Brady. THIRD ROW: Aida Breau, Paula Brewer, Elaine Brisco, Bill Broughton, Butch Brown, Gary Brown. II9 mis f L V X :QM if-.f:f:feMmn1 NEW FRIENDS AND OLD FRIENDS Make new friends, hal keep the old,' Thore are silver, Ihere are gold. Friendrhipr that have stood the tert- Tinze and change are .rarely hefty New is good, hat old if hes! Make new friendr, hat keep lhe oldg Thore are Jiloef, these are gold. -JOSEPH PARRY Trish Evans, Judy Mehrens, Pam Rakestraw, and Judy Rooth on a Sunday afternoon UDIDFS 1nnm ., arms-c Leo Brown Janette Bullock Sally Bunk Bobby Byrd Pauline Caldwell Butch Cashion Patsy Cihal Larry Clark Nina Connelley Susan Crossland James Dancer Rosa De La Cruz Jo De Los Santos Harold Denbow Tim De Reece Hill De Wolfe Linda Dilley Donald Domangu Jack Drapela Gennie Eastman C Study, research, reading, and writing-the library is a quiet place, a busy place, a place used by juniors throughout the school year. The hes! of iz hook if not the thought which it conmim, hut the thought which if Jiiggeflxg just as the charm of music dwell! not in the toney hut in the echoey of our heiz1't.f. uzzzbrs Regina Evans Trish Evans Eleanor Fehmel, Evelyn Fisher, Bettye Forrest, Norman Galle, Manuel Garcia, Sandra Garrison. SECOND ROW: Gayle Gibbens, David Graham, Roy Green, Billie Marie Grimes, Tommie Marie Hahn, Judy Hale. THIRD ROW: Tommy Harkey, Mike Harvey, Shirley Hayton, Evie jean Head, Larry Head, jack Hinman. l2I fag MR i3?Q1s,ii5Ut1?Xii W f , ,, L3 w 51, ff Q5 i' ' Q A ' , ,, ' A 3 my .iig fiii mi: 'W-ifil 1-Sw! -- 1 ,Q 1 'Yr .l : ' s K 7 i f 3, , w g' 1. . 5 1- 'ggi 4, ,jr . is 1+-.. 'EL .. 'Tix X 1 Q21 Z, 'L an Ayr' 1 ,A K gf: A , ig 2 Egg-M. A . ' V ,if 'f 1 ' ,Q W . A W '-,' 2 z V ' my g 1- Ag , H A 'L-, 7 mf 1 1 ' WW QW' V h my ' - wa, .. aa - A' WM' t W, . 1 gi --Lf, ly - .:.:,H,-3 3 fm A Q-A A ya a 4 f w f 'fw,Q 'Z:a'g.fjg.g' :V is f ,f I 5, ,hx ,. 1 Q'iYw::a. : H -- , f A 1 dw Q i X .. . C 3255 3532121 2 2 X 1 lA,,, , ,:,. h A , K Rl ur X fm 4? 3' ,,. .W w i-H? gg, Z A momenfs imiglat is somefimer womb at Zife's experience. -HOLMES journalism-2nd period Opened to juniors and Seniors inter ested in developing their creative abili- ty in composition and reporting. zznzors joe Martinez Ann Matthes Judy Mehrens, Gloria Mendoza, C. G. Miller, Ronnie Miller, Janie Morales, Donna Moran. SECOND ROW: Jerry McAllister, Bill McDowell, Charles McGlothlin, Sharron, McKenzie, Sandre McKissick, Kay McRee. THIRD ROW: Connie Nealy, Robert Noster, Sammy Oates, Lynda Ottis, Mary Lou Ottis, Phillip Paine. I23 L1 e 15 200 .thaw to waste T wzll mon be 6Z,d1'k,' U p' mzmi thine own aim, and God Jpeed the mark! --EMERSON uzzzbrs If you did not take typing in your Freshman or Sophomore year, you took it in your junior or Senior year. Typing is such fun. ,dntsguuvmawmg 1 r.,, . . nt Tommy Patton Carole Penland Marie Penny Amos Perez Lupe Perez Sammy Perez Melodic Peterson Pam Rakestraw Linda Ray Judy Reddoch Skipper Reddoch Stuart Reedy Billie Sue Reese Vincent Reyne Burlene Rhodes Ann Rice Melba Robbins Linda Rogers Pete Rodriquez Danny Rogers Back to school night was held in October. Parents and friends of the school visited the school on this night and attended the class schedule of their students. GmIifude is the fairest blossom which springs from the soul. zzzzzbrs Judy Rooth Mary Anne Rother Gerry Rowland, Gale Ruth, joan Ryman, Margaret Sandusky, Sheila Schuessler, Gerry Lee Schultz. SECOND ROW: Burl Sellers, Mona Sellers, Doug Short, Linda Simpson, Spencer Smith, Carolyn Sparks. THIRD ROW: james Spurr, Sam Stanley, Betty Starks, Raymond Stavinoha, Frank Susik, Jimmie Sue Thompson. l25 Growing thought rnaleex grow- ing revelation. -GEORGE ELLIOT UDIOFS Algebra was not as interesting when I went to school as it seems to be now so say these mothers as they visited Mr. Myers' Algebra class on back-to-school night Sherry Williams Jackie Young Carol Zimmerman l26 Judy Watson Arlene Welfel Sue Werlla Don Wertz Robert Wilder The Road by precepts is tedious, by example short and effica- cioas. SENECA SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Bessie Mae Brown Mrs. Joyce Knapik Mrs. Sue Morrow Mr. Henry Black Mr. Brooks Liston SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pi'Efj6f6I1f+-VCfDOH Harrison Vice-Prefidezzl-james Svetlik Ser1'etm'y-Leslie Currie Treasurer-Mary Jane Keller Reporter-Glo Luna -f m ..f,,,,g. 1- my . M 1 21, 'TP' QW? in E5 Q , L, 2 K 3 x , S . Kff imw ,fx Q, 4 9 -rrf wb if M-I 4 IV N755 . 2- H. M f, fem 7 3: gw-M W im zwffk if 5, ,1 L -r 115asgw V K K x ,A .,,. 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