Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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All hail to the Red and the White, boys The colors we love so well, Your loyal sons now salute you As the songs on the breezes swell; Then here's to the Red and the White, boys For you we will ever fight, For the flag of our dear old high school win The colors of Red and White. FOREWORD 0 THE RED AND WHlTE DEDICATION It has only been three years since Mrs. Rosemary Johnson was first pictured in the faculty section of a Belton Lair. She started as an American history and an English instructor, but her average day now includes lending a sympathetic ear to some poor teenager, giving a boost to someone's morale, taking teasing from two-hundred sixty stu- dents, corralling ele- ven members of the annual staff, and ex- erting her energy and understanding of the student body to their greatest capacity. We, the Student Body of Belton High School, by popular vote, very proudly and with great respect and affection dedic ate this edition of the Lair to our very own. .. Mrs. Johnson Standing: C. V. Griggs, Wallace Law, Bill Brashears, E. V. Huffstutler. Sitting: Roy Mulhollan, J. G. Sewell, T. E. Sanderford, J. V. Kelly. SUPERINTENDENT E. V. HUFFSTUTLER M.A., T.C.U. Fort Worth PRINCIPAL GLENN E. LOWE B.S. - Texas Tech M.A. - Baylor OFFICE STAFF Jean Igghgm, maret Bowles Tommie Carpenter Peggy Wilson Mrs. Bill Langston Linda Herring Lila Smallwood Ann Bowles Bettie Lou Cunningham Charlene Wininger Ann Blalock Susie Southerland CAFETERIA STAFF MRS. R. C. BURKS MRS. SLAWSON MRS. CATHERINE NICHOLS gCUSTODIANS: MR. D. W. JONES, MR. H. HEWITT, MR. RUSSEL NEIL. ANTHONY, DONALD M. B. A. , East Texas Baptist College Mathematics ARNOLD, ZELMA B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor M. A., University of Texas English III and IV Tiger Staff Quill and Scroll BIRTCHET, MACK B.A. . M.A. , Sam Houston B Team Coach World History Commerc1a1 Arithmetic Amencan History Library Safety Club Basketball Coach CARAWAY, JEAN B. A. . M. S. C. Chemistry Biology Science Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor HARVEY, PRUDIE B. 5., Mary Hardin-Baylor Typing I and II shorthand Junior Sponsor DAVIS, MARGARET B. 8., M. Ed. , Southwest State Teachers College Homemaking Sophomore Sponsor DOLLAR, ROY B. 8., Texas ASLM Boys' Physical Education FRANKLIN, ED B. A. , Southwestern University Bookkeeping DE DE Sponsor Senior Sponsor HENDERSON, MINNIE B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor M. E. . Southwestern University World History Texas History Civics Spanish I and II Spanish Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor HITT, GERALDINE B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor Biology Algebra I Junior Sponsor HUFFSTUTLER, LILLIAN B. 8., Daniel Baker College English II Sophomore Sponsor JOHNSON, ROSEMARY B. S. , Texas University English III American History Annual Sponsor SHAW, B. B. B. 8., Missisippi State University M. Ed., Texas A 8c M Vocational Agriculture Senior Sponsor YORK, GERTRUDE A. 3., Baylor University A.B. in L.S. . Emory University Librarian Senior Sponsor MCDONALD, BARBARA B. 5., Baylor University Girls' Physical Education Pep Squad Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor PETERS, J. E. B. M.E. , Sam Houston Band Director SMITH, JOHN HUGH B. S. , Louisiana State University M. 5., Baylor University Drive: Education Safety Education Economics and Sociology SENIOR FAVORITES JIMMY HANNON BOBBIE EUBANKS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARTIN MAXWELL President JIM KELLY Vice President BOBBIE EUBANKS Secretary MARIE UTSLER Treasurer JAN DAVIS Re porter ADKISSON, BOBBY Tiger Staff 2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Who's Who 2; B Team Basketball 2; Quill and Scroll; Tennis. ALEXANDER, WAYNE Football 2; Football B 1; Safety Club 3; Track 3; All-District End 1. ASHLEY, C. B. DE Club 2. BLACKWOOD, TERRY Football Manager 2; Science Club; Spanish Club 3; Safety Club 3; Volleyball 2; Soft- ball. BLALOCK, ANN FHA 2; Science Club, Science Club Officer; Offlce Staff; Assistant Librarian. BRIDGES, ROBERT FFA 3; Football; DE Club 2, DE Club Of- ficer; Softball. BROSS, BILL DE Club 1. BROWN, SUSIE FHA; Band 2; Softball; Volleyball; Science Club; Band Officer. CALDWELL, PEGGY FHA 1; Softball 1; Volleyball 1; Pep Squad 1. CAMPBELL, MARTHA Spanish Club 3; FHA 2; Pep Squad 1; Volley- ball 1. CARPENTER, TOMMIE Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 1; Science Club 3; FHA 3. CAST, DON Football Captain, Football Letterman 3; Class Favorite; All District; Science Club; Safety Club 3; Basketball; Track. COPELAND, JAMES B Football 1; DE Club 1; Softball 1. CULP, ANN FHA 2; DE Club 1, Secretary, Sweetheart; Assistant Librarian 1; Tennis 1; Miss Belton, second place. DANIELS, HAROLD Science Club 1; Spanish Club 1. DAVIS, JAN Who's Who 1; Class Officer 1; NHS 3;Qu111 and Scroll 2; FHA 3, FHA Officer 1; Student Council 1; Tiger Staff 3; Pep Squad 3. DIGBYl DWAYNE FFA 2; Spanish Club 1. DIXON, GROVER Spanish Club 3; DE; Science Club. DULANEY, RANCE Science Club 2; Track 3; Football 2; Basket- ball 3; Safety Club 2; Baseball 1. ERVIN, EFFIE Volleyba113; Softball 1. EUBANKS, BOBBIE NHS 2; Quill and Scroll; Class Secretary 3; Tiger Staff 3; Science Club 2; Representative to Blue Bonnet Girls' State. GERSTENBERG, ROBERT Footba113; Track 2; DE 1; Safety Club 3; Softba113; Science Club. EVETTS, JIM President Student Council; President NHS; Student Council 2; NHS 3; Basketball 3; Football 2; Lone Star Boys' State; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 1. FRANKLIN, ED Who's Who; Lone Star Boys' State; Activities Award; Spanish Club President; Co-Editor Lair; NHS 3; Quill and Scroll; Class Officer; Canteen Council GIBSON, BILL Football 2; DE 2; Science Club 2; Safety Club 2. GILLAM, JIM Spanish Club 2; Football 3; Safety Club 3; Volleyball 2; Baseball. GUTHRIE, IDURITA Science Club 2, Science Club Officer; FHA 3; Volleyball; Assistant Librarian. HAIR, VIRGINIA Band 3, Regional Band 3; FHA 3i FHA Of- ficer; NHS Officer, NHS 3; Quill and Scroll 2; Tiger Staff 3; District Typing; Science Club. HAISLER, SHIRLENE Pep Squad; DE Club. HANNON, JIMMY Football 2, Football Captain; Baseball 3; Track; Safety Club 3; 8 Football; FFA 2; Class Favorite; Science Club. HEIN, VERNON FFA 2; Science Club 2; B Football. HENDERSON, MILTON Spanish Club 3; Science Club 2. HERRING, LINDA FHA 2; Pep Squad; Science Club; Softball; Volleyball. HOLDEN, CURTIS Science Club. HOLLAND, ROSEMARY Science Club; Spanish Club 2; Band 3; Tiger Staff 2; FHA 2; Quill and Scroll; Extemporary Speaker. HYDEN, JANE FHA 2; Softball; Pep Squad. JONES, BOBBY Band 3; Science Club; Spanish Club; Band Officer, Band Club. JONES, HAL BENTON FFA; Science Club; Student Council; Foot- ball 2, Football Manager; Softball. KELLY, JIM Football; Baseball 2; Science Club 2; Span- ish Club 3; Class Officer. KETCHUM, JEAN Student Council 2; Spanish Club; FHA 3, FHA Officer; Pep Squad 3; Science Club; Debate 2; Office Staff. LAWSON, DAVID FFA 2; DE. LYNN, BILL Tiger Staff; Student Council 2; Science Club; Spanish Club 2; Band 3, Band Officer 2, A11 Region Band, All State Band, Band Club. MANNING, BARBARA Class Favorite; FHA; Pep Squad 2; Junior Candidate for Carnival Queen. MARTINEZ, JOE Safety Club; Spanish Club 2; Football Man- age: 2; Basketball Manager 2; Baseball Man- ager 2; Track Manager; Football Letterman 2. MATTSON, ERNEST Band 3; Spanish Club 2; A11 Region Band; DE Club. MAXWELL, MARTIN NHS 2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3; Quill and Scroll 2; Annual Staff 3; B Honor Award; Debate Team. MCDOWELL, JUDY FHA 1. McGEHEE, DONALD Class Favorite; Safety Club 3; Football Letter- man 3, Captain Football; Science Club. MECOM, JIMMIE Football 3, All District 2, Captain, Super Cen-Tex Squad; Baseball 3; Track 3; Bas- ketba11;Who's Who 2; Science Club 3. MINOR, LARRY Football; DE Club 2, DE Officer; Spanish Club. MOON, BILLY FFA 2; Spanish Club 2; DE. MOORE, BILLY Student Council; Band 2; Science Club 2; Slide Rule. MOORE, ANN NHS 3; Pep Squad 2; Quill and Scroll 2; Officer 2; Spanish Club; Annual Staff 3; Spelling Cup; Science Club. MOORE, MARY JO Cheerleader; Science Club 2; FHA; Tiger Staff. MOSS, SHIRLEY FHA 2; DE, DE Officer; Science Club. NORMAN, DON FFA 2; DE. REID, NANCY Tiger Staff 2; Quill and Scroll; Pep Squad 2; FHA 2, FHA Officer; Debate 2; DE; Science Club. SANDLIN, JULIA KAY Science Club Sweetheart; Pep Squad 2; FHA 2; Science Club. SANDLIN, SUE Science Club; Pep Squad. SEALS, DEANNA Science Club, Science Club Officer; Tiger Staff; FHA; Band. SHAFER, CHARLES DE 2; FFA. SMALLWOOD, LILA Sophomore Favorite; Science Club 3; FHA 3; Pep Squad 2; Office Staff. SMITH, NELL FHA 2; DE; Science Club. STONEHAM, IOANN Co-Editor Tiger; Band 3. Band Sweetheart; NHS 3; Quill and Scroll 2; Student Council 2; Who's Who; Blue Bonnet Girls' State; FHA District Officer. TAYLOR, MILLARD FFA 2. TURNBO, JOYCE FHA 3, FHA Officer; Science Club; DE Club, DE Officer. TURNER, FRANK Band 3, Band Officer 2; Science Club; Span- ish Club 2; Band Club. UTSLER, MARIE Tiger Staff 3; Class Officer 2; Student Coun- cil; Band 3; FHA 3; Science Club; Quill and Scroll Officer; Who's Who; Disuict Typing First Place. WALDEN, GENE DE Club 2. WESTERFIELD, RALPH Safety Club 3; Football 3, Football Captain 1; Science Club. WILBANKS, BOBBY Debate; Band 3; Annual Staff 3; Tiger Staff 2; Quill and ScrolylyCo-Egigtor Lair; Science Club; Spanish C1116 3; A11 Region Band. , .. ,3 V A 1 , , w ' HL 4WD r v 9;; , w:?f; 13K ; I 1 Ur... 70 .4; Ed ie Franklin 11. Kay Sandlin Lourita Guthrie 12. Joyce Turnbo Harold Daniels 13. Bobby Adkisson Martin Maxwell 14. Nancy 891 Lila Smallwood 15. Don Cast Tommy Carpenter 16. Neil Smith Jane Hydan - 17. Robert Bridges Ann Culp 18. Rance Dulaney' Martha Campbell 19. Bobbie Eubanks Deanna Seals 20. Mary Jo Moore 21. Sue Sandlin 8111 Xeere Linda E8??:Rm 3hir18ne E51315? ;Raamen EmrnQT Terrw $1aGE mag Dwavn$ Si Effie Erviu Amn Llaiock Jim gill w Jim Evetts Hal Jonaa nga 7aldan 75 . Q G $ 1 -2 5 4 5f 6 7 8 9 Q u JUNIOR FAVORITES IARRELL HAYES CAROL RAY BRIDGES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS STEVE BARNES President CAROL RAY BRIDGES Vice President TOMMY NORMAND Secretary BETTY LOU CUNNINGHAM Treasurer LEO ALLSUP Reporter ALEXANDER, BOBBY ALEXANDER, CURTIS ALLSUP, LEO BARNES, STEVE BARRINGTON, RONNIE BARTEK, DORIS BAILEY, MARGARET BEERWINKLE, DONALD BIGHAM, EDDIE BILBREY, SHIRLENE BOREN, CHARLES BOWLES, ANN BOYD, BARBARA BRANTLEY, JAMES BRIDGES, CAROL BUTLER, MAJOR CAMPBELL, CHARLES CASKEY, JAN CAST, SHIRLEY CATHEY, MARY CHANEY, CHARLES CHRISNER, BILL CLEMENTS, PHIL COPPIN, CAROLYN COWAN, LINDA CUNNINGHAM, BETTIE LOU DAVIS, GLENN FA TH, DA VID FISCHER, SAUNDRA FOWLER, STANLEY FULWILER, SUSAN GRUBER, DAVID HAGLER, MARION HARRISON, BEVERLEY HAYES, JARRELL HENDRSON, SARAH HICKS, BRUCE HUBBARD, KERMIT JENNINGS, NATE JOHNSON, DANIEW: :2 IDUANN KARL, WOODROW KARL, VERA KOEHLER, CHARLES KRAMER, RUBY LIGHT, CURTIS LLOYD, BETTY MCDONALD, KENNETH MITCHELL, GLADYS MONTGOMERY, JACK MONTGOMERY, SUE MORGAN, RUBY MOY, ISABELL NORMAND, TOMMY NORTHEN, ROY PALMER, DAN PARKER, DICKIE PARKER, DON PHILLIPS, ROAINE PHILLIPS, NELDA PRINCE, HOWARD PRLNZ, MARILYN RICHTER, CHARLES SEWELL, JAY SHELTON, TOMMY SHINE, JOHN SMITH, ELAINE SMITH, JOE SMITH, ROBERT OUTHERLAND, BARBARA SPEER, TED STROUD, JOHN TAYLOR, WANDA TEMPLETON DORIS TIBBIT, MYRNA J. TOBIN, JEWEL UTS LER, BILLY WHITLOW, NORMAN WILBANKS, BILLY WILI-IITE, JUNE WILLESS, WANDA a .1 S $ 3 6 7 8 9 m H12 131415 193 27 18 V39 20 2! 22 r324 25 36 27 28 29 W WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIAMS, JANICE WILLIAMSON, MIKE WININGER, CHARLENE WINKLER, WELDON WILSO N, BE TTY WILSON, PEGGY SOPHOMORE FAVORITES JERRY CABANISS BETTY SUE WILHITE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MILTON MACHALEK President DON KELLY Vice President BETTY SUE WILHITE Secretary JERRY CABANISS Treasurer JUDY FRAZER Reporter LOWELL CABANISS Parliamentarian f Alexander, Barbara Jean Atkins, Ruby Bartek, Bernard Barnett, Elliott Bowles, Margaret Boyd, Robert Bloomer, Jerry Cabanis, Jerry Cabaniss, Lowell Carpenter, Peggy Cast, Dale Chaney, Pat Chrisner, Richard COPPin. Charles Casper, Jerry C ulwell, Mildred D aty, Ruddy Decker, Gaylen Decker, La Dell Digby. Pat Donnelly, Ronald Edenbum, James Elliott, Evonne Ellis, Quincy Elms, David Elza, Judy Frazer, Judy Gilbreath, J an Green, Glenn Gribble, Glen Grubex, Gretchen Guthrie, Melinda Hair, David :Haire, Doris Hall, Camille Hander, Lecil Harrell, Doak Hendricks, Judy Hilliard, Billie Hobbs, Carolyn Holden, Joyce Holland, David Henderson. M. Huggins, Melba Humphrey, Joe Hyer, Dell Mack Jackson, Victor Jaye, Peggy Johnson, Jim Jones, Jan Karl, Kenneth Ketchum, Carolyn King, Frances King, Lucille Latham, Harold Lucas, Thomas McDowell, Machalek, Milton Martine 2, Sarah Mattson, Weldon Naismith, Mary Elaine Nichols, DeLois N ieto, Ben Northam, Jamie Obenhaus, Pat Owens, Kenneth Parmer, Marie Parrott, Billy Prinz, Arthur Procter, Harold Ratliff, Nona Reed, Charles Reed, Don Reid, Leslie Richard, Cecil Roberts. Jerry Robertson, Jerry Robinson, Peggy Saffold. Thomas Sheler, Velma Sims, Joe Stark, Charles Staton, Billy Taggart, Walter Teas, Sammy Wallace, Allen Wallace, ReeNell Whitis, J ack Whitmire, Shirley Whitney, Suzanne Wilbanks, Jimmy Wilhite, Betty Sue Wilhite, Linda Winkler, Elmo Wood, Larry Football brings out some unusual sights as you can see from vthe pictures on this page. Remember those exciting rallies such as the one preceding the Taylor game. Everyone felt a little jittery before the big games but you can tell from the expression on Miss Caraway's and Miss McDonald's faces they turned out fine. s usual our halfntime shows were tops. 4y featured the twinkle toe li hts, some vcy formations, and excellent music. d weather and the photographer can at h students and teachers supporting ha g Red . After a thrilling ball game refreshmsnts at the canteen were ays delicious. r v w; .L TN We have reaiiy put our new gym to good use this year during our pep rallies and assembly programs. A few of our students were lucky or unlucky enough to be choaen to par. ticipate in the professional assem- ' Remember the magician that Goat Westerfield and Holly MQGQhee jumping at the snap of his finger. Bobbie Eubanks became an artist's model during one assembly, and there is no doubt in our minds why. L k 1 :3 $3 $142,, 333 w x ,Feotball bays sported new jacketa and sweaters which were awarded atVu -the annual Football Banquet. The cheerleaaers ana band members also received jackets. The Belton band 'received more 'medals than any other school at the Regional Band Contest in Waco. thhough jackets and medalg created quite ,a stir , certa' girls are findin gut that a L ' g2g,a girl's best friend.: ,i53 IhikhIlt?Htt C nan I during mon$ s. taam wag to taka buggs tawn gameg. it cagsigns WQPG inaome 300$tera at mager fgr Club O ii- the the spot the midu ?ha support wag 30 gooa necassary ta autaafa She con- homa games source of Band 0 , iniar- wam. nah a3 ShOp was pma int: fuzz $9 far ShE firgh time . his year. gush buainess as preparatian fer g ?Arty oaher sociai avgnig carriea an by the Club. Junior-deniar , fhe events we not able to picture in 1 lagt year. Work n9 : 8618 to the uniars ' th.ir transformaw gien Q? Ma Legign Hall an oriental gardan. of the Junioru Senior rom were an orienta fount lotus trees, a ChineSe . - house, and a Z Juddh'w Jatua. am apprapriate theme for case. Eating became , L, . 3elton High this ; ;, L -wwWva w m; ya lication, Eisg Caraway.xll 4 ide, wa all aggreoiate Miss raway A help 1m ihe lunch roam a 6 in wb5$nin$ our dungaon with pale blue forms of suggestions were S?u$ent Vouncil from W 1! N 1' ES 3h $$10n NEW STUDENTS OF B. H. 5. Left to right: Thomas Autry, Sophomore; Eleaza: Rodriquez, Sophomore; Roddy Duty, Sophomore; Gene Autry, Junior; Eleanor Ferrell, Junior; Jo Mill- saps, Junior. Not shown: Doinan Lavelle. Sopho- more; Jackie Drake. Sophomore; Jack Merrideth, Senior. 1111:3345? TIGER QUEEN TOMMIE CARPENTER BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL BEST ALL-AROUND BOY MARIE UTSLER DON CAST JIM EVETTS MOST POPU LAR BOY S K N A B U E E B B O B L R G R A L U P O P T S O M MR. PERSONALITY MISS PERSONALITY ROBERT BRIDGES DEANNA SEALS MOST ATHLETIC BOY MOST ATHLETIC GIRL JIMMIE MECOM EFFIE ERVIN Tiger Queen SAUNDRA FISCHER TOMMIE CARPENTER PAT OBENHAUS Most Popular Boy TOMMY NORMAND JIM EVETTS LOWELL CABANISS Most Popular Girl CAROL BRIDGES BOBBIE EUBANKS BETTY SUE WILHITE FAVORITE CANDIDATES Mr. Personality ROBERT BRIDGES MARION HAGLER ELLIOTT BARNETT Miss Personality BARBARA BOYD DEANNA SEALS PEGGY CARPENTER Best All-Around Girl ANN BOWLES MARIE UTSLER MARY ELAINE NAISMITH Best All-Around Boy NORMAN WHITLOW DON CAST JERRY CABANISS Most Athletic Girl EFFIE ERVIN ANN BOWLES LUCILLE KING Most Athletic Boy JARRELL HAYES JIMMIE MECOM KENNETH OWENS Marie Utsler SCHOLARSHIP SENIOR WHO'S WHO ie Franklin AC T IV ITIES Edd w w x a M w H S N E u w. c Martin Mecom immie ATHLETICS I JUNIOR WHO'S WHO Billy Wilbanks SCHOLARSHIP Iarrell Hayes ATHLETICS Sarah Henderson ACTIVITIES Steve Barnes C ITIZEN SH IP SOPHOMORE WHO'S WHO Camille Hall SCHOLARSHIP Bernard Bartek ATHLETICS Milton Machalek ACTIVIT 1158 Charles Coppin CITIZENSHIP WM wavmmsnw NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPONSOR Ann Moore Mrs. Henderson x Bobby Wilbanks OFFICERS ' Ed Franklin Marion Hagler --------------- President Bobbie Eubanks Bobbie Eubanks ------------ Vice President Martin Maxwell Virginia Hair -------- - ------ Secretary Virginia Hair Ian Davis --------------- - - Treasurer Jean Ketchum Eddie Franklin ----------- Parliamentarian Marie Utsler Joann Stoneham -------------- Reporter Joann Stoneham Jim Evetts Jan Davis Norman Whitlow Sarah- Henderson Jay Sewell Jarrell Hayes Barbara Boyd Charlene wininger Marion Hagler Tommy Normand Billy Wilbanks Jerry Bloomer Milton Machalek Lecil Hander Camille Hall Betty Wilhite D. E. CLUB The Distributive Education Club Members: Palmer, Walden, Johnson, Chrisnet, Lawson, Frank- lin, Sponsor; Mattson, Bross, Norman, Gertstenberg, Butler, McDonald, Moon, Minor, Speer, Dixon, Haisler, Culp, Smith, and Moy. ANN CULP ROBERT BRIDGES FAVORITES nu MARGARET BAILEY SUSAN FULWILER BAND OFFICERS NELDA PHILLIPS BAN D SWEETH EART JOANN S ONEHAM Practicing for football half-time shows, concerts, and performing on the field are part of the activities of the Marching Hundred. The members of the band look forward to the annual trip to Galveston. Bigham Ellis President ---------- Eddie Franklin h Turner Fath Vice President ------- Marion Hagler Cosper Jennings Secretary --------- Sarah Henderson Williams, J. Henderson, M. Reporter ------- 9C: - Billy Wilbanks Xx, Halfwux-' Campbell Parliamentarian - - - EV- - - Billy Chrisngz; Maxwell Templeton Sergeant-at-Arms - - a - - - Jay Sewell Parker Mattson Mrs. Henderson - - 5- - - - - - Sponsor Humphrey Holland i , Whitlow Digby ' ' Minor Adkisson Koehler Wilbanks, B. a Boren Stark gander Dixon Davis , Williams, C. W Teas Martinez; S. Owens Bilbrey Reid Huggins Bartek Parrott Wilbanks, I. Coppin Donnelly Jackson Prinz Light Hair Daniels Edenbum Nieto Alexander Bloomer Martinez, 1. Chaney Kelly Whitis Blackwood Machalek Normand Clements OFFICERS: Betty Sue Wilhite Tigerette Majorette Wininger Cunningham Southerland Atkins Kern R0 on Ketchum Herring Wilson Templeton Nichols Decker Ratliff Bowles Hyden Ketchum Harrison Bilbrey Wilhite King Elliott Alexander Hall Eubanks Montgomery THE TEIGERETTS Phillips Elza Gilbreath Davis Manning Caldwell McDonald Bridges Jaye Smith Wilson Coppin Gym Parmer Haire Wilhite Lloyd Guthrie Bowles Boyd Carpenter Moore Carpenter Wilhite PEP SQUAD OFFICERS: Charlene Wininger, Carol Bridges, Bettie Cunningham, Bobbie Eubanks, Camille Hall. CHEERLEADERS: Boyd; Bowles; Carpenter, Head Cheerleader; P. Carpenter; Moore. On this page are pictured the officers and members of the Future Farmers of America. Also pictured is their pretty sweetheart. Miss Pat Oben- haus. ,: HGPE m am: A mavens: soumnm a mm m magma: mm. m PLANS; AREWrbV , HAVE K REGISTERED , snowman H599, EARNINGAHUVI m - - use, THE BENCH mm: mam W WWW WwEM mm d m , Ketchum, J. Whitmire Wilson B. wicks Manning Caskey King, L. Carpenter, T. Holland K' Smith Obenhaus Seals Gilbreath Culwell Decker ir - Historian - Third Vice President Bowles, A. Hyden Wilhite, L. Bartek Davis - Sponsor Bilbrey Alexander Frazer - Second Vice President Boyd - Treasurer Prinz - Public Relations Bridges - President Cowan - Parliamentarian Templeton Robinson Atkins King, F. Southerland Elza Nichols Haire Naismith - Secretary Ratliff Wilhite, B. - First Vice President Palmer Bowles, M. Carpenter, P. Elliott Ketchum, C. Harrison Jaye Wilson, P. Herring Wininger The Homemaking Department began holding classes in their new cottage for the first time this year. In the above pictures they are adding a few personal touches of interior decoration. OFFICERS. President ----------- JIM EVETTS Vice President - - - - NORMAN WHITLOW Secretary --------- MARIE UTSLER Treasurer --------- CAROL BRIDGES Reporter ------------ BILL LYNN Parliamentarian ----- JEQN KETCHUM Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - -7,- JAY SEWELL MR, LOWE ------------- Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL STEVE BARNES ----------- Junior IARRELL HAYES ----------- Junior PAT DIGBY ---------- Sophomore BILLY WILBANKS ---------- Junior HAL JONES ------------- Senior MILTON MACHALEK ----- Sophomore MARTIN MAXWELL --------- Senior IAN GILBREATH -------- Sophomore RUBY KRAMER ----------- Junior BILL LYNN ------------- Senior ELAINE NAISMITH ------- Sophomore MR. LOWE ------------- Sponsor CAROL BRIDGES ----------- Junior NORMAN WHITLOW -------- Junior JIM EVETTS ------------ Senior MARIE UTSLER ----------- Senior JEAA LINbA 'WILHITE -------- Sophb'more KEggHUM ---------- Senmo QUILL AND SCROLL, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalism, was organized April 10, 1926. Membership in the society may be secured only through a local chapter. Through QUILL AND SCROLL MAGAZINE, the official publication of the society, practical information concerning every phase of publication work is brought to editors, staffs, and advisers with the end in view of raising the quality of high school journalism. QUILL AND SCROLL Arnold Boyd Bridges quan Davis Eubanks Franklin Hair Holland ; Maxwell Moore Stoneham Whitlow Wilbanks h Wilbanks Wilhite Utsler UTSLER ------------- President MAXWELL --------- Vice President EUBANKS ------------ Secretary HAIR --------------- Treasurer BOYD --------------- Reporter ARNOLD -------------- SPODSOI' THE BELTON TIGER ZWMif sJan Davis, Joann Stoneham Billy Wilbanks Marie Utsler Bobbie , Eubanks 'Beosemary Holland Bobby Smit Co-Editors Sports Editor ,1 Editorial Editor Feature Editor Society Editor Art Editor .j ......................... BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Norman Whitlow Advertising Manager ...... Barbara Boyd Circulation Manager Deanna Seals Typist ,,,,,, Virginia Hair Photographer Bobby Wilbanks Reporters: .Jan Jones, Peggy Jaye, LaDell Decker, Charles Coppin, Jerry Cosper, Bill Lynn Mrs. Zelma Arnold Kmm m Skamc'ag rgemaz The Age of Chivalry is gone! And, we are glad it is! It would be terrible to have to be all stiff and proud and not be able to let our hair down once in a while Al- though it is gone, there are many things We could learn from it; one of these is cou11tesy.One of the nicest things a person can do is show courtesy for others. In this way Sponsor we show them we like and respect them, for it is true that Are you cour- those who show respect are respected. teous? Do V ers while rust member that coats in the 1 civilization th November lives. It is tl elected. But people will b of being free take an active the opinions 1 with us as we to vote is not have to know PAST FAC :lsLullLllAuL opuvu; uuu xusu gyuuv; in Marlin. While in high school, -he participated in all sports with the exception of football and was first chair trumpet player in the Marlin ttBulldogii Band for four years He received his BA degree from Sam Houston State College rThe hbundle of joyli that was brought ter houeehold November 26, 1938 was quit uas Ht the boy that was expected; but, lb-. husky package we'1ghing eight pounds, the 1,, r LL time Tommie lived up to her quite the , of a tiTom-boy. Temper 13y whirling; knives and scissors at poorJ Rogemw y Homes and frogs were her bes Vthle atton ding grade school Tommie 1 2nd 531111.11 Mecom She'CANiT reme Ileans punished her and Jimmie by stand hall each day. i If you'visit the old Carpenter farm s0 ton you might discover the results of o slumber parties twhich are quite hilarious Seals and several other girls grabbed an and hung him to a tree in the pasture- Tom's path that cat didnit live to tell ab When a sophomore, Tommie missed s school because of rheumatic tromantic a described itl fever. This worried Tommi- there was a chance that she could not co as cheerleader. Tommie has been a cheerleader for s a member of pep squad, Home Economic ence Club, The University of Texas ma plication from Tommie after graduation; in some field of 'science. Now Showing - ttThe Man with the Golden Arm -Jarrell Hayes This is the Count Three 8: Pray A riding straddle thei with Don Norman . ,-.. IEAKERgBREEAKRS w W 2:245:35. OFFICERS: Davis Sewell Eubanks Bowles President --------- MARION HAGLER Guthrie Carpenter, P, Vice President ------- DEANNA SEALS Hair Frazer Secretary ------------ JAN DAVIS Ketchum Grub 1 ,N Treasurer ---------- VIRGINIA HAIR Moore, M. ?Qicuks J Reporter ---------- MARIE UTSLER gems E'EEgngs Parliamentarian - - - - JOANN STONEHAM Smallwood Naismith Stoneham Obenhaus Utsler Ratliff Adkisson Williams Franklin Chaney Henderson Iggndg; Lynn Harrell Mecom Latham Moore, B. Lucus Turner Roberts Wilbanks 5 Sims Wilhite Parrott Clements Machalek Hagler Alexander Hubbard Wilhite Jennings Wilbanks Koehler Donnelly Hayes The Board of Directors of the Teenage Canteen TEEN-AGE CANTEEN The Belton Big Red team showed their fans some very good playing and sportsman- ship this year. The Tigers won all their games except two. One of these two games was the Bi-District tangle with Brady. Despite this, Big Red has climbed into the lime- light by becoming District 20 -AA Champions of 1956 for the first time since 1952. Belton's Friday night games turned out to be one of the most outstanding high school football events. Our coaches have done a wonderful 2 job in training these boys and this has been proved by the hard work and good sports- manship in all their games. We feel that they have played an exciting game of foot- ball this year and have brought out more spirit and support from their fans than Belton has had for several years. We are proud of you, Big Red. SCHEDULE Lampasas 41 -6 La Vega 21 -0 West 19-28 Gatesville 27-0 Hearne 20-6 a Rockdale 19 -6 'Round Rock 61 -0 'Rosebud 58-0 ' Taylor 44-14 'Georgetown 20 -6 Brady 7-24 'District games Bi-District games Tiger scores are listed first. MACK BIRTCHET JOHN HUGH SMITH ROY DOLLAR Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach D. CAST J. MECOM J. HANNON Co-Captain Co-Captain Co-Captain Center Back End All-district second team All-district first team All-district first team D. MCGEHEE Co-Captain Tackle All-district first team R. WESTERFIELD Co -Captain Guard J. KELLY T. NORMAND K. OWENS J. GILLAM Back Tackle Back Back B. BARTEK J. BRANTLEY R. DULANEY M. BUTLER End Center Back 8. BARNES M. WILLIAMSON C. ALEXANDER Guard Back Guard 3 C. WILLIAMS S. FOWLER R. NORTHEN R. GERSTENBERG Guard End Back Back I. HAYS Back All-district first team W . ALEXANDER Tackle All-district second team D . BEERWINKLE Tackle L. ALLSUP Back Bartek, C. Alexander, Brantley, and McGehee follow in for Harmon and W. Alexander's tackle. ABOVE, LEFT: The year was started well with Mecom making a T.D. within the first 8 plays of the game. ABOVE, RIGHT K'en wossurm Owens charges through some Taylor Ducks with the aid of Jim Kelly and Leslie Reid. RIGHT: Don Cast paves the way for Major Butler through the West defense. LEFT Every team needs coaching and ours is provided very ably by Head Coach John Hugh Smith an Assistant Coach Roy Dollar. BELOW: Here is some excellent defensive work with Don Cast, Curtis Alexander and an unidentified Tiger coming in to make a tackle. B TEAM , ' l , I TOP ROW: Stroud, Wallace, Utsler, Montgomery, Kan, Campbell, Gruber, 1'erth pi C77 SECOND ROW: Edenbum, Donnelly, Clements, Prince. Kelly. Shelton, Starkaoach Birtchet. THIRD ROW: Boyd, Hicks, Smith, Holland, Green, Winkler, Wilbanks. TOP, LEFT: Some tired Tigers rest briefly while the second squad takes command of the field. TOP, RIGHT: An unidentified Tiger is tack- led while Jimmy Mecom, Major Butler and Curtis Alexander block. LEFT; Jimmy Mecom is hit hard by a La Vega Pirate despite efforts by Westerfield, Northen and other Tigers. I957 CAGER'S Top, left to right: Fowler, Bartek, Normand, Evetts, Adkisson, Hayes. Middle: Du- laney, Williams, B. Wilbanks, Brantley, Utsler. Bottom. Smith, Cabiness. J. Wilbanks, Alexander. Coach MACK BIRTCHET JIM EVETTS Captain BILLY WILBANKS TOMMY NORMAND IARRELL HAYES STANLEY FOWLER 1956-1957 Schedule Marlin 33 Belton Round Rock 42 Belton La Vega 40 Belton West 48 Belton Killeen 78 Belton Marlin 45 Belton Buckholts 35 Belton Killeen 69 Belton Univers ity '7 1 Be lton University 63 Belton Bryan 69 Belton Gatesville 41 Belton , , , West 42 Belton RANCE DULANEY Marlin 55 Belton ' Georgetown 66 Belton ' Rosebud 31 Belton 3 Round Rock 30 Belton Rockdale 63 Belton 3 Taylor 55 Belton Hearne 44 Belton Georgetown 41 Belton Rosebud 38 Belton Round Rock 20 Belton Rockdale Taylor Heame 4' 6denotes district games TRACK Top row: Smith, Gillam, Reid, Westerfield, Hayes. Banek, Evens, Brantley, Harmon Fowler, and Coach Smith. Bottom row: Jones, Owens. Beerwinkle, Northen, Allsup, Alexander, Dulaney, Utsler, and Donnelly. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The members of the Girls' Volleyball Team are the following: Gilbreath, Decker, Campbell, Erwin, Obenhaus, L. Wilhite, Elza, Whitney, Hilliard, 6333:, Phillips, Tibbit, King, Cunningham, Bowles, B. Wilhite, J. Wilhite, Boyd, Southerland. Our 1956 baseball team went all the way to District Championship. The team played Well and hard. Earning our praise were the following lettermen: Hayes, Allsup, Northen, Bailey, Mecom, Cooper, Kelly, Smith, and Beerwinkle. Left to right: Prince, Reid, Normand, Hayes, Harmon, Fowler, Dollar, Coach; Williams, Manager; Smith, Northen, Allsup, Alexander, Shele ton, Utsler, Dulaney, and Martinez, Manager. 1957 BASEBALL TEAM THE LAIR STAFF MRS. ROSEMARY JOHNSON - - - - - - - - Sponsor ED FRANKLIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Co-Editor BOBBY WILBANKS - - - - - - - - - - - - Co-Editor ANNMOORE -s-------------- Secretary CAROL RAY BRIDGES - - - - - - - Business Manager CAMILLE HALL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Assistant JUNE WILHITE - - - - - - - - - - - Sales Manager MELINDA GUTHRIE - - - - - - - .- - - - - Assistant LINDA COWAN - - .' - - - - - - - Social Editor MARTIN MAXWELL - - - - - - - - Layout Artist MILTON MACHALEK - - - - - - - Photographer BETTY SUE WILHITE - - - - - - - - Sports Editor is publication. ism and admiration, ve made th 10 n. 0 .U a x e V d n a I e g n A T Crit We' n. 0 .U a 1 u b .1 H d n a 1 a .1 n. h g u o m Ed Franklin - Jim Evetts - Joann Stoneham - Bobbie Eubanks Pictured above are the enthusiastic delegates to Girls' State and Boys' State. If some of you have managed to escape the bubbling en- thusiasm of these delegates, they would like to take this opportunity to enlighten you. Delegates from high schools all over Texas met during the summer in Austin to study government and leadership. Although leadership and government were the main objectives of the states there were many other enjoyable activities: such as swimming contests, football games, and religious programs. Boys' State and Girls' State were sponsored by the American Legion and its Auxiliary. A College for Young Women Mary Hardin-Baylor College is a fully accredited senior liberal arts college where an enthusiastic young woman can find . . . . . . Facilities for excellent preparation for her future - whether for marriage, a career or both . . . . . . Opportunities for developing her individual abil- ities and qualities of leadership . . . Write Today DR. ARTHUR K. TYSON, President MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR COLLEGE Belton, Texas M1LLE12 HE1C-3HTS UPHOLSTERING AND AWNING SHOP Furniture Upholstering Tailor Made Seat Covers Phone WE 9-5221 We wish you only the best things of life. 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