Brenham High School - Brenhamite Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

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I I ' V 1 CIINTE T 0 Q ACTIVITIES SPORT CLUB FEATURE CLASSES W ADMINISTRATION fin' Q fff I W O.: cs' do O I 00' 'o f S I ' ' X ' f Brenham High chan! AGRICULTURE BUILDING ALMA MATER Alma Mater, listen, Mother, To our vows of love, To thyself and to each other Faithful friends we'll prove, High school days are swiftly fleeting Soon we'l1 leave thy halls Ne'er to join another meeting 'Neath thy hallowed walls. So, farewell, dear Alma Mater Be thy name, we pray, Rev'renced ever, pure and stainless As it is today, CHORUS Faithful, loyal, firm and true Heart to heart will beat Year by year, the ages through 'Til in heaven we meet, GYMNASIUM CUBSTADHHA W KP. MAIN BUILDING HUM lf Tl UUBS ,gl .. f3B?1g65muW'z, - 1. P Q, , 3, v ,,E-5: SHOP Hmrd of Sdumtzou Prctured above at one of therr monthly sesslons are the members of the school board Frankw Allenson Superrntendent W I Embrey V1cePres1dent L M Guggo1zJamesS Beard Secretary B P Greenwade Presrdent W11l1amH Buske T C Kolkhorst and Henry Hughes Y :Lo Y Admznzsfrafzau i Reclh aF MM Our supenntendent says I sincerely hope that the memones of your trme spent rn Brenham Hlgh School w1l1 glve you a feelrng of pude m your ac complnshments and a feelmg that school days were happy days A-1-aff G. L. KEAHEY Admin FRANK W ALLENSON Our pnncrpal says May I say thank you for your support of our yearbook and for your cooperatxon ur domg a good Job of producing a fine book? af' Best wishes, f ' fr xx JOHN C HENSLEY Our secretary says A salute to the Semors 1957 and a very Sp6C181 salute Semors Barbara Cole Marran Her mann Connle Lawler Marcena D Olrve Dorls Tonn Grace Mer uns Rose Mane Mutscher and Junlors Barbara Lehmann and Ver na Mae Bormann who made up the offrce force for the 1956 57 school year May your memones of Bren ham Hxgh School be happy ones !A7rf51....,..., Our supervisor says: When you leave Brenham High to take your place in the world, we do not expect you to begin at the top, but we hope you will be equlpped wlth a back ground whrch w111 enable you to advance to the rop C! MRS JAMES GRAVES 's-r Slaculfy MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE Below are seated fback rowj James Graves, Isham Coward, William McAdams, and Thomas Mims, and ffront rowj Harold Eikenhorst, Pauline Kilgore, Mary Low, and Robert Fuchs, Mr, Graves teaches algebra I and plane geometry, Mr. Coward, world historyg Mr, McAdams, algebra I, general mathematics, and bookkeeping, Mr, Mims, physics, solid geometry, and trigonometryg Mr, Eikenhorst, algebra I, general science, and chemistry, Mrs, Kilgore, plane geometry and algebra lIg Mrs, Low, world history and general businessg and Mr. Fuchs, biology. Aside from these courses, Mr, Mims, Mr, Coward, and Mr. Graves are head, B team and basketball, and freshman coach, respectively, X C? 3 ll 9 E . F U T s, ENGLISH - MU SIC Pictured above are fstandingl Edgar Miles, Annie Louise Seidel, and Roy O'Farrel1 and fseatedy Lora Ruggles, Marie Weiss, Audrey Suter, and Franklin Effenburger. Mr. Miles is bandleader, choirmaster and instructor of Music I, ably assisted by Mr. O'Farrell. Mrs, Seidel and Mrs. Weiss instruct English I classes, the former also teaches world history and American history, while the latter is in charge of girls' physi cal education, Besides English II, Mr. Effenburger has classes in Texas history and civics, Mrs. Ruggles teaches English III and Spanish I and ll. Mrs. Suter's classes in- clude English Ill and IV, Latin, and journalism, rf 1-4 3 O, SI VOCATIONAL Above are Carl Wendler, Edward Klinkovsky, Earl Grubbs, Marcus Williams, Eula- lia Hay, Irene Byrom, Alice Baker, and Carolyn Blackstone. Mr, Wendler and Mr, Klinkovsky teach classes in Agriculture l, II, and Illg Mr. Grubbs is line coach, instructs young motorists in driver education, and teaches Ameri- can history, Mr. Williams teaches mechanical drawing, speech, and shop, Mrs, I-lay, typing I and II and shorthand, Mrs. Byrom and Mrs, Baker supervise girls taking home- making I, Il, and III, while Miss Blackstone is the high school librarian and has a class in typing I. fi, t 3:3 32's I V 1 ,Q M A M, fx' ' 'Em in QQ, 1 N. T350 ' , 'SN s l. Wi. wr . avi-aw-, Q4 w. AQ . 'Pa we-3 , 4.4 5 X 'ID'-vw V7 'Q -vp, 3 Cb Yr- T1v ' Ar H? 1 'W wk, Mm P? f - ff! X CSIQ Qr f ' C, X 5' Q, fb 5 as , Q 91 XXX' S 1 ., z Q ,, 1 f fl 1 I K inn!! , X e '4 ' f I if Inga Z 2 1 3, '5 . . A O 6'lfIlI7l'5' DOROTHY ANN BLOME GAA 3 years, Softball 3 years, FHA 2 years, Civics Club, Choir, Library Club 2 years, Sec retary, Choir, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee. ELAINE BLONDEAU Annual Staff. Club Editor, Pep Squad, Presi- dent, GAA, Civics Club, Treasurer, FHA, Song Leader, Spanish Club, Safety Patrol Jury, Homecoming Queen, Best All-Around Girl, DAR Good Citizen, Girls' State Citizen, Prom Committee, JEANELLE BOEMER Choir 1 year, Pep Squad 2 years, Texas Junior Historical Society. BLANCHE BONKOWSKI National Honor Society 2 years, Choir 2 years Library Club, CHARLIE ADAMCIK FFA 3 years, Choir 1 year, Civics Club 1 year. EVELYN ALBERS GAA 3 years, Softball, FHA 4 years, Library Club 2 years, Treasurer and Parliamentarian, Civics Club 1 year, Choir 1 year, section leader, Prom Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, BOB ASKINS Eighth Grade Maifest Representative, Sergeant- at-Arms, Junior year, Class Favorite Junior year Shop, Vice Foreman in 54, Football, 2'letters, Most Outstanding, Golf Team, Civics Club, Junior-Senior One-Act Plays 56, EDMUND BILLY BILSKI 'ii CLIFFORD BRISBIN Spanish Club TRAVIS BUCK Senior Class Favorite, Track 2 years. DOROTHY LEE BUERGER FHA 3 years, GAA 1 year, Choir 1 year, Pep Squad 1 year. BARBARA COLE Spanish Club 2 years, Library Club, Treasurer, President, and Parliamentarian, NHS, li years, President, FBLA, Vice President, Regional Short- hand Meet, Second Place, Honor Graduate, 171' I Q, WILL DAHMANN FFA, Chapter Farmer President, Shop Club, Choir. MARCENA D'OLIVE Band 5 years, President, Flag Bearer, Miss Mahnerb, Eighth Grade Secretary, Outstanding Girl, Homecoming Queen 54, FHA, Latin Club Vice President, FRITZ DREWS Shop Club: Basketball 1 year, Texas Junior Historical Society, VIRGINIA ELLERMANN FHA 4 years: GAA: Pep Squad, Civics Club, 5 ni MARIAN HERMANN Spanish Club 2 years, Journalism, NHS, Sec retary, FBLA, Secretary, FHA, Shorthand, Interscholastic Meet, Honor Graduate. HERBERT HINZE Football, 1 letter, Captain, Basketball 2 years, Shop Club, NANCY HOPE Junior Historical Society, Pep Squad, Senior Class Favorite, ARNO JAHNKE Baseball 2 letters, Track 2 years, Football 2 letters, Shop Club, Civics Club, Choir, Parliamentarian, GERRY GARMON Senior Class President, Fire Patrol, Safety Pa- trol, Golf Team, Football Manager 3 years, Spanish Club, Basketb all. WILLIAM MARION GURKA Cub Growl Staff, Editor, Shop Club, NHS 2 years, Secretary, Junior Play: FBLA, President Spanish Club, Valedictorian, Daisy Chain Program, CAROLINE HAEVISCHER FHA 4 years, GAA 1 year, Pep Squad, Cub Growl Staff, Exchange Editor. BEVERLY HENSLEE Band 5 years, Librarian, NHS, FHA, Stage Band, Civics Club, President, Latin Club 3 years, Treasurer and Reporter, FBLA, Prom Committee, Variety Show, Outstanding Girl, Annual Staff, Feature Editor, Girls' State, Daisy Chain Program, 6741 ol' MARY KATHRYN JAMES Pep Squad 1 year, FHA 1 yearg Civics Club, ALVIN IANES FFA 4 years, Football 2 letters, Track Team, Civics Clubg FHA Sweetheartg Softball Teamg Sentinel of FFA 55-56, SKIP IORGENSEN Safety Patrolg Fire Marshal, Senior Vice President, FFA 2 years, Outstanding Boy, Civics Club, Tennis, DANNY KASPROWICZ. Senior Class Treasurer, Golf, NHS, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Armsg Most Likely to Succeed, Shop Club, Junior Play, Safety Patrol, Fire Marshalg Traffic Court, Honor Graduate, Boys' State, ALFRED KELM FFA 4 years, Shop 1 yearg Civics Club 1 year ERNEST KENIURA Choir 2 years, Librariang Shop Club 2 years, Secretary, Basketball B Team, LOUISE KMIEC FHA 2 years, Band 4 years: Flag Bearer, Civics Club, JIMMY KOEHN Band 5 years, Sergeant-at-Arms, Choir 1 year, Vice President, Shopg Dance Band, Stage Bandp Daisy Chain Decorator, K5 W MARTHA LEE LAUTER Choir 1 year: Civics Club 1 yearg Pep Squad 3 years, CONNIE R1-IEA LAWLER Ninth Grade Maifest Representativeg Fresh- man Class Secretary: Choirg Junior Playg Senior Playg Tennis 2 yearsg Football Sweet- heartg GAA 2 yearsg Band 5 years, Secretary: FHA 3 years, Song Leader, Treasurerg Out- standing Girl, CAROLINE LEHMANN Library Club 1 year, Treasurerg FNC 3 years, Secretaryg Civics Club 1 year, Reponerg Cub Growl Staff, Club Editor. LENARD LEHMANN Shop 2 yearsg Choir 3 years, VERDELL MAASS Choir 1 yearg NHS 2 yearsg FHA 3 years, Honor Graduate. GENE MAYNARD Football 2 lettersg Senior Playg Baseball 3 yearsg Track 2 years, Junior and Sophomore Class Parliamentariang Senior Variety Show, MARION MCALEXANDER FFA, Secretary and Treasurerg Civics Club, Shop. GRACE MERTINS FHA 4 years, Treasurer and Vice Presidentg Pep Squad 4 years, Reporter: GAA 3 years, Vice President, Traffic Court, Cub Growl Staff, News Editorg Senior Class Reporterg FHA Girl of the Month. 171' .fy 1 uv 'J FRED MURCHISON Eighth Grade Favoriteg Tenth Grade Maifest Representative, Basketball Managerg Junior Play, Shopg Spanish Club 2 yearsg Prom Chairmang Friendliest Boyg Band 2 yearsg Annual Staff, Photographer: Variety Show Chairman, ROSE MARIE MUT SCHER Pep Squad 4 years, Secretary and Vice Presi dent, FHA 4 years, Reporter and Parliamen- tariang GAA 3 years, Secretary, Cub Growl Staff, Feature Editorg Tennis Junior District Meet, Miss Mahnerb, JOYCE PELKEMEYER Choir 1 yearg FHA 3 yearsg Civics Club 1 year ROBERT PETEREN Band 5 years, Drill Thinkerg Stage Band 2 years, Spanish Clubg Choirg Spanish Play: Junior-Senior Prom Decoratorg Daisy Chain Decorator. 2 ' 10' 'S ' -ur' ESTHER RICHTER Band 45 years, Parliamentarian, Twirler 1 year, Head Drum Major, FNC, President, Choir 2 years, NHS, Treasurer, Parliamen- tarian, Stage-Band 1 year, Prom and Daisy Chain Pianist, Magazine Chairman Senior year, Annual Staff, Class Editor, Miss Mah- nerb, Honor Graduate, MILTON ROESE Shop Club 2 years, Civics Club, Texas Junior Historical Society. HENRY ROGGE Shop Club 2 years, Civics Club, Senior Play, Texas Junior Historical Society, AMANDA ROSENBAUM Eighth Grade Reporter, Tennis 2 years, Sopho- more Secretary, GAA, Reporter, FHA '3 years, Historian, Spanish Club, Reporter, Annual Staff, Art Editor, Band 4 years, Sergeant-at- Arms. HARRY PRZYBORSKI Football 1 year, Manager 1955, Shop, Civics Club, Choir, MARY ANN QUEBE Choir 2 years, NHS, Parliamentarian, Library Club 2 years, President, Secretary, FHA 2 years, Pianist, Spanish Club 2 years, FNC 2 years, Corresponding Secretary, Annual Staff, Typist, Pep Squad 3 years. VIVIAN QUINN Pep Squad 4 years, FBLA l year, GAA 2 years, Secretary, FHA 4 years, Freshman Vice Presi- dent, Eighth Grade Class Favorite, Library Club 1 year, Parliamentarian, Reporter, BOBBY RICHARZ Football 2 years, Track 1 year, Choir 3 years, President, Golf 3 years, Cub Growl Staff. Hlfll K 9-uns ELEA NORA ROSENBAU M Interscholastic Spelling Contest, Choir 2 yearsg FBLAQ NHSQ Library Club, Reporter, Parliamentarian, CLARENCE RUEMKE Shop 2 yearsg FFA 4 yearsg Choir 1 year, EDWARD RUEMKE FFA 2 yearsg Shop 2 yearsg Choir 1 year, CLARENCE RUST Band 5 yearsg Stage Band, I 1 tal 7, Wil CHARLES SANDER Band 5 years, Stage Band 1 yearg Choir 1 year, Spanish Club, Declamation for Junior and Senior Boys. RUTH SANDER FHA 4 yearsg GAA 1 year, Cub Growl Staff, Typistg Pep Squad 2 yearsg Betty Crocker Award, DIANE SCHOENEMANN Eighth Grade Maifest Representativeg Cheer- leader 2 yearsg Pep Squad: Band 5 years, Vice Presidentg FHAQ FFA Sweetheartg Most Beautifulg Junior Class Favorite, Latin Club, Treasurer, Choir. BARBARA SCHULZE Cheerleader 2 yearsg FFA Sweetheart, Choir 1 yearg Latin Club, President, Band 5 years, Treasurerg Fl-IAg Miss Mahnerbg Most Friendly Homecoming Queen 55. SUZANN SEIDEL Eighth Grade Maifest Representative, Ninth Grade Reporter, Tenth, Class Favorite, Span- ish Club 2 years, Vice President, Prom Com mittee, Band 5 years, Twirler, Assistant Drum Major, Reporter, Senior Magazine Chairman, FHA 4 years, Secretary and Pianist, Senior Class Secretary, NHS 2 years, Treasurer, lnterscholastic Poetry Reading, Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Miss BHS, Honor Graduate, Daisy Chain Emcee, BILLY SPINN Eighth Grade President, Maifest Rep., Bas- ketball 3 years, Spanish Club, Best-A1l- Around, Junior Class Treasurer, Annual Staff, Business Manager, Golf 3 years, Tennis, Boys' State, Football 2 years, Daisy Chain Decorator. WILLIAM STEGEMUELLER Fire Marshal, Safety Patrol, NHS, Treasurer, Football, 2 letters, Football Captain, Soft- ball, Honor Graduate, JAMES STERN Baseball 3 years, Basketball 1 year, Captain, Junior Historical Society. X his DORIS SCHULZE Pep Squad 4 years, Choir 2 years, Journalism, Civics Club, GAA 1 year, DORIS JEAN SCHULZE FNC, Treasurer, Choir l year, FHA 3 years, Pep Squad 4 years, Texas Junior Historical Society, GAA 1 year, MARGIE SCHWARTZ Band 25 years, FBLA 1 year, Civics Club, FHA 3 years, Treasurer, Miss Mahnerb, GAA 2 years, Honor Graduate, Daisy Chain Pro- gram, EMMA JEAN SEEKER Junior Classical League, Historian, Reporter, NHS, Reporter, Band 4 years, Stage Band, FNC, Vice President, Senior Play, DAR Essay winner 1956, Cub Growl Staff, Editorial Edi- tor, lnterscholastic League, Ready Writing, Miss Mahnerb, Salutatorian. . 5 EDWARD TIEMANN Agriculture 4 yearsg Choir 1 year, DORIS PRISCILLA TONN Pep Squad 5 years, Reporterg FHA 3 years, Secretary, Choir 1 yearg Civics Club 1 year, Secretary, Tenth Grade Maifest Representa- tive, 1, Xt' P JAMES ULLRICH J Fire Marshal Captain, Safety Patrol Captaing Sophomore President, Junior Secretary, Out- ' standing Boyg Cub Growl Staff 4 years, Bas- ketball 3 years, Captain, Baseball 1 yearg A A - ' ' nnual Staff, Sports Editor, Boys State, , 0 1 4 CAROLYN WASSERMANN Q , f Pep -Squad 2 years, Parliamentariang FBLAg ' V Choirg FHAQ Civics Club, X 1... H ,rib A y If VV Q 51 i J f 0, I A 5 A fs I A 4:5 -.-ui., ,Q 6 1 ' xx JUDY WASSERMANN FNC 3 years, Reporterg GAA 1 yearg Library Club 1 year, Secretary, Cub Growl Staff, Advertising Editor, MARGIE WASSERMANN FHA 2 years, Civics Club, Parliamentariang Junior Playg Choir 2 years, Reporter, Pep Squad 4 years, Treasurer, LONNIE WEGNER Texas Junior Historical Society, Trackg Bas- ketball 2 years, Captain. ADOLPH WEHMEYER FFA 4 yearsg Choir, Shop. GLENN WEHRING Baseball 3 years, Track 1 year, Sen- ior Class Parlia- mentarian. LARRY WIESEPAPE Shop Club. VERLIN WINKELMANN Junior Class Parlia- mentarian, Pep Squad 4 years, Secretary, GAA 2 years, Rep., FHA, Civics Club, Volleyball, A11 Tournament 2 years, bfi i7 'sr HAROLD WEIDNER Shop 2 years, FFA 4 years, Lone Star Farmer, Vice Presi- dent, Second Vice President, i. VERNON WILLIAMS Football 2 years, All District Defense, Shop, Vice Presi- dent, Junior Play, Bonfire Committee, Y' ELAINE WITT Pep Squad 1 year, FHA 3 years, FNC 1 year, GAA 1 year. CAROLYN WELLS Pep Squad, Choir, BARBARA JEAN WINKELMANN Ninth Grade Rep., Pep Squad 3 years, Choir, Treasurer, FBLA, FHA, Civics Club, EMILY WOZNIAK Civics Club, Choir 2 years, FHA 2 years Pep Squad 4 years, ,S 6 I qs' I , I .15 g..,-,Q .IX.' .i h , xxx 31' 3 fb?- f-Q M w mfg 'I' 1 f J Z T , MU mm Q 'wif' K 152. 4' Q 61' ,XQ 'ik N X I L KN 6 X I 43918 -1 V , .1 Qi 'Q' 1 Kvx 9 -Q , ' ,L,, f I V ' Kf AA ? Q , f r I ,, x-. r ,lf n I ' J Y 4 I . .'f ii 5 , I , - Q L, a, 1 -4 4 I ,. f X. I ff . 'pl' is 1 HCV .YxA,x'.' 5 xU f ,, L A 1 ., Q1 , U , 4' Z ,., ,,, C K X R . X 'W X km ,fff u XS' V 1 'mf A' ' M 1,4 'Ji YA 6 Q 4i 1, N M35 K if nvvltaaff w . Y . V, 4,53 W 'MJ All cliampg N: Qi, I R , Q . fQa S' 'r9 , Am t they mf YW' 5- H I R n-F -' A - -T-a 5 ' 9 . 3. 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S Presldem Vrce President Secretary Treasurer Re Parlramentarran Sergeams at Arms Lrbrarlan MARCENA D OLIVE DIANE SCHOENEMANN CONNIE RAY LAWLER BARBARA LEE SCHULZE SUZANN SEIDEL ESTHER RICHTER AMANDA ROSENBAUM JIMMY KOEHN BEVERLY AWN HENSLEE D1rector MR. EDGAR MILES Ass1stant Drrector MR ROY O'FARRELL Cwzrlers ,W w..,x Drum Major Asslstant Drum Major ESTHER RICHTER SUZANN SEIDEL GAY NELL HENZE MARGIE HINZE BARBARA SCHROEDER BETTY LYNDA HOLLAND 7! I ,ff i . 1 is p I 'f I 1, ' 5 2 - ze- ' A V A 'M - A , ?!h4 Sweetheart BUDDY JANES Sponsors MRS IRENE BYROM MRS ALICE BAKER Sl Ph Presrdem VICC Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parlramemarxan Hrstorran Song Leader Pramst PEGGY BORGSTEDTE GRACE MERTINS ESTHER KASPROWICZ CONNIE LAWLER DOROTHY DICKSHAT ROSE MARIE MUTSCHER GLYNNE NELL HEIDEMANN ELAINE BLONDEAU SUZANN SEIDEL Sponsors Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentrnel fini DONALD BOECKER ODELL STEIN LEON SCHWARTZ. 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V4 Squad Standing left to rlght Head Coach Tommy Mrms Brlly Spmn Harry Przyborskl Franklln Frsher Bob Askrns B1llStegemue11er John Bosse Gene Bosse DannyOMa11ey Arno Iahnke Buddy Janes Asslstant Coach, Earl Grubbs Kneelmg, Irmmy Stell I1mmyLmnstaedter Johnny Kenjura Jerry Vaughn Don ald Boeker Calvm Janner Robert Murskr Gene Maynard Harry Kolkhorst Herbert I-Ilnze Pat Derrrck 60 Kuptazrzs HERBERT HINZE BILL ST EGMUELLER One Letter Guard Two Letters Tackle Honorable Mennon A11 Dxstuct 'Fly -'u .-l 'TI 4--lu:::1:. -4 - :lil QISBC' ,jlfli e 1, C. 'lu 4.4 CJ A,, i W I kin! M441-,A ' 6 X, Front row left to rrght Bobby Schultz Freddre Frlzan Scooter Schroeder Charles Wresepape Glenn Pomykal Brlly Dannhaus Wrlbert Rosenbaum Second row Clement Konreczny Marcus Long, Joe Adams Herbert Kluck Earl Pomykal Floyd Wresepape T C Kolkhorst Top row Coach Ike Coward John Beckendorf Marvrn Wledemann Alwyn Hahn Raymond Komeczny Terrance Warmke Q- 'Ll ..,.,.-nn pav- is E '30 IU 9 QIQYNIB Qreshman Squad ...J -vo' Kneelrng, left to rrght Roy Haarmeyer, john Sommer, Butch Broecker, Edward Kolkhorst, Rrchard Sur rett, George Wehrung IV, Maurlce DeOlxve, Melvm Loesch. Standmg Drcky Borchgardt, James Mc Elreath, Norman wrnkelmann, Travrs Boeker, Frank Fox, Otto Schroeder, Coach James Graves, i'--W Y ---3-in., H M, ---- A M my .1 r 1 , Ad V T V 'C ' 1 , .-, .Q ' ., x ,Ci.4.'a.- M: 3 ' J if ':. : 'LW -v +6 4 -- Wh 1' w 'Tv' -N Tk 4 ' f Q fl ' I S r r ml Q .2 l ta r 0 ' i NS' - ,I X I sd . f -'J' , -,Q I. - dr' ' ja I Q 5 34 U. 5 at l AW V ' N ! su S ' r , , Y S v -1 ' . 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HARVEY KRUEGER ARNO JAHNKE One Letter Halfback One Letter End Brenham 13 Lamar Consolrdated 18 Brenham 0 Navasota 13 3.1-f Y Q.-45 GENE MAYNARD JERRY VAUGHN Two Letters - Quarterback One Letter - Tackle Second Team A11-District .. as HERMAN BENTKE Four Letters Fullback H5- L ZZ Brenham O E1 Campo 26 Brenham 13 Bryan 23 ALVIN IANES Two Letters Tackle HARRY KOLKHORST BILLY SPINN One Letter - Halfback Two Letters - End Honorable Mention A11-District Qc: DONALD BOEKER DAN O MALLEY One Letter Guard One Letter Guard Brenham 15 Conroe 34 Brenham 12 Smrley 12 ik' 'il tang inf' i Q GENE BOSSE JOHNNY KENJURA One Letter End One Letter Guard ' ' s 1 gi' W , A 1 v 1' i 'NP' . l ' X Q- ' I Y .0 5 --...cz CTP .QL4 JIM LINNSTAEDTER One Letter Halfback gang, Brenham 14 Huntsvllle 21 Brenham 13 Aldme 32 ROBERT MURSKI One Letter Halfback QL T... . 5 ff VERNON WILLIAMS GERRY GORMAN Manager Tramer Q lt- f .MQW J EDWARD TIEMANN VALGENE NEUTZLER Manager Manager 'ir' uns Janner recovers a fumble .14 Umm Coach I A Coward IamesUllr1ch, Bllly Spinn Marcus Long, Lonme Wegner John Bosse Franklm Frsher Pat Dernck James Lmnstaedter James Stern, Marvm Wredemann Manager BRENHAM OPPONENTS BRENHAM OPPONENTS La Grange Cypress Farrbanks Cypress Farrbanks Normangee Caldwell Lamar Consolrdated Navasota Clear Creek Yoakum Edna La Grange Navasota 43 Needvrlle El Cam po Deer Park Bolrng Smrley E1 Campo Bryan Conroe Huntsville Smrley Aldrne Bryan Conroe Huntsvrll e I I I J 40 59 '71 66 - ' 73 48 60 - ' 48 64 ' 56 57 44 ' 58 Heame 50 61 Aldine 61 43 55 55 ' 51 62 67 51 66 43 69 68 ' 57 25 47 ' 60 56 56 ' 54 51 62 59 56 62 ' 49 69 ' Coach Earl Grubbs Floyd W1esepape Leon Schwartz James Gxese Alwyn Hahn Robert Borman Cllnton Smxth Charles Wlesepape V 3 N13 W 059 '3 4 -if Coach James Graves Butch Broecker Ca1v1n Braun Melvin Loesch Norman Wxnklemann Travxs Boeker Frank Fox James McE1reath, Weldon Gaskamp Rnchaxd Surrett Ben Kessel . : ' . . ' . I I I . I , I , it u, ,if J l . .. . .1 r'3' M . ' ' ' rag -ff Qt K, ka? Y A lit' 'asf - 5 n K . . . ' U A - J ' , 1 e A - V ' ' I X . N , Q' x ix 2 V 5 , : an A H ' ' 3 a .x . : . ' . ' . . U ' I I l J 4- -- -- , N 9 BSQX Q30 QL4 if I ff Q-QE, X., Q 1 jx JOHN BOSSE PAT DERRICK Center One letter Guard Que lener fl 0 - 's qr Two pornts for the Cubsl FRANKLIN FISHER Forward, One letter Scalar Umck Squad 1 in K Frrst row Gene Bosse Frank11nFrsher Glenn Wehrrng Alwyn Hahn John Bosse Mar vm Wledemann Danny O Malley Arno Jahnke Jerry Mohr Second row Travrs Buck Gene Maynard Calvm Janner Pat Derrick Harry Kolkhorst Donald Boecker Robert Murskr james Glese Thrrd row James Ullrrch Jxmmre Llnnstaedter Charles Farrel Wllbert Rosenbaum Henry Przyborskr Brlly Danhaus Floyd Wresepape juuzor Crack Squad Cs 1 bw l an run Kx XX. A1v1nDraehn Elton Tlemann Weldon Gaskamp Don Ham11ton Rlchard Surrett James McElreath Roy Haarmeyer 440 Kelay Q6- 'I ED RDTIEMANN HEN Y RZYBO KI O M Q n -nal I Travis Buck, Gene Maynard, Jimmie Linnstaedter, Calvin Janner. A ,z fy 5 Q J . 4 , Z' -4' 3 r if , 6' ' k i' WA R P RS ne ile Run M1 c Letterman Kelay JAMES GIESE Broad Jump 'Y-ff GENE BOSSE FRANKLIN FISHER HARRY KOLKHORST ROBERT MURSKI H4 JAMES ULLRICH One Mxle Run CALVIN IANNER 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash ROBERT MURSK1 880 Yard Dash QR. GENE BOSSE 440 Yard Dash 1 FRANKLIN FISHER 440 Yard Dash it 'T Conme Lawler Barbara Schulze Amanda Rosenbaum Harvey Krueger John Bosse Bxlly Spmn .11 tu? 3? kv' 2 J-l'Q Gigi-is xwflnf' F3'N4' Danny Kasprow1cz B111y Sp1nn Gerry Garmon Bobby Askms l6'zzseI1all Umm Coach Earl Grubbs Ronnie Pohlmeyer Landon Klussman Amo Jahnke Henry Przyborskl MBIVID Well man Bobby Krxzan Second row John Bosse Herman Bentke PatDerr1ck IamesG1ese Glen Wehnng Marvln Jurrles Thxrd row Charles Wlesepape Jerry Vaughn Ixm Lxnnstaedter James Stern Calvm Janner and Gene Maynard JAMES ST ERN Shonstop Three Letters ARNO IAHNKE Pttcher Two Letters S GLEN WEHRING Third Base HERMAN BENTKE Pltcher Four Letters GENE MAYNARD Outfield Three Letters One Letter JOHN BOSSE JAMES GIESE Flrst Base Pxtcher Two Letters One Letter JG CALVIN JANNER PAT DERRICK Outfleld Catcher Two Letters Two Letters L 3 035' N 74. A 'B Q I to MARVIN JURRIES JIM LINNSTAEDTER Outfxeld Catcher Two Letters One Letter MARVIN WELLMANN 19550 HENRY PRZYBORSKI Second Base Outfxeld One Letter Two Letters . g ' . X. 'V , h W I SMX lf, I .g 0A?Z, Q I I: t ' xl I fx. Q fl 4 . U 1 I ' L, 49' 3 A Rf-NH4r f Q5- ull' If JERRY VAUGHN BOBBY KRIZAN LANDON KLUSSMAN Outfleld Catcher Thu-d Base Reserves CHARLES WIESEPAPE RONNIE POHLMEYER Second Base Pltcher a 4 QA ' . ' X V . . 1 , ' . flex ' x , xx V .r ,U J' 7 1' Q I A ' ' N' fe ,A ' 0 . b It x ep, 'Q rl 1 .S 1 A, G . ' V ' ' b 'J J c' -:QD V , 6,1-Ji, ,. Q :nk ,' .' V f f f. '7 ' v. Ll ' A' - ,v X . , 1- ' 4' A a ', J , b I 3, e L. ttxff Gzrls Volleyball Bottom row Dorothy Wrnkelmann Margre Wxnkelmann Carta Hohlt Shrrley Wehmeyer Patsy Weh meyer Esther Sue Ehlert Ioylene Pohlmeyer Top row Flora Ann Brau Evelyn Prrgge Verlln Wrnkel mann Ioan Preper Margle Lange and Mrs Welss Coach MARIE WEISS Our Upon Kaad ffl Success R A' M ML 91. 5 ffl 1 THE FIRST PEP RALLY On the morning of September 14, we rocked the gymnasium with our enthusiastic backing of the Cub football team at the first pep rally before the first game. The band cheerleaders, and student body went all out to show their loyalty to the Cubs, GAME TIME AT LAST! Our band was tops. How could they be otherwise with these lovely lasses to lead them? CUB SWEETHEART And here is a picture of Connie as she appeared at that game when she ma- nipulated the first kick -off of the season as her first official duty as Cub sweetheart THE SPIRIT BEHIND THE CUBS One ofthe many ways Cub boosters showed their support was forming two lines at half-time to welcome the team back into the game The Cubbettes sold booster tags each week to raise money to go to the games, They also sold Bumper stickers stating Cub Booster, Of course, BHS's pep squad, the Cubbettes, attended every game, and, along with the cheerleaders, led the cheering for the Cubs, The boys at BHS, convinced that the Cubbettes were not making enough noise, organized a pep squad of their own. There was much friendly rivalry between the two clubs, resulting in a super cheering section. CLUB - CLASS EVENTS September 18 was a big day for all Seniors, as that was the day the Senior rings arrived fleftj. The Spanish Club initiation fmiddle lefty, on October 3, led the list of such activities, including initiations for new members of the F.H.A, fOctober 81, F.F.A. fOctober 25j, Latin Club fOctober 301, and N.H.S. fNovember 25, On October 4, the BRENHAMITE staff held its first meeting flower leftj to get organized and discuss the first yearbook sale, to be held on the ninth, and class photos, to be taken on the tenth. Many BHS boys and girls entered exhibits at the Washington County Fair, October 12-14, Suzann Seidel, F.F.A. candidate, was crowned Fair Queen this year, Senior band members rejoiced when their jackets arrived in mid-October, 6 ,Q I, ' . ZX I nr 7 V Y 4 'I I A lv 4 -r 'kid ' f 1 v - 'Q--. , . 1 ijkxi , L---1 1--.4 'iv WHO WAS THE GUILTY ONE? After the boys had worked long and hard gathering wood for the Homecoming bonfire and pep rally, some prankster bumed it to the ground a night early, The team then built up another heap of wood and rubbish, This time they guarded it! Finally, at 7:30 on October 25, the cheerleaders, after leading the student body from downtown to the park, lit the bonfire, thus beginning festivities of Homecoming, Z i lf e-B4 HOMECOMING DAY A giant pep rally the next morning, featuring ex-cheerleaders, opened activities for that day, October 26, That afternoon after school the band led a procession of the entire student body downtown, where another pep rally was held on the courthouse lawn, Highlighting the doings that night was the crowning of the Homecoming queen, The four candidates representing the four class- es at BHS had campaigned industriously, and now everyone was anxious to see who was the winner Qmiddle rightj. Elaine Blondeau was radiant as she was crowned, and the crowds cheered flower rightj, After the game, there was a number of parties. High school students and guests gathered in the gymnasium, while ex- alumnae also congregated elsewhere, THE NEW YEAR After the holidays, Sophomore girls, under the guidance of the Junior cheer- leaders, began practicing for the cheer- leader tryouts fleftj, Ruth Sander received the highest score on the Betty Crocker test and, on January 22, was announced the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Studying and just plain cramming came to a head January 23-25 when Mid- term exam time arrived fcenterj, On January 28, the Seniors met and decided on New Orleans as their Senior trip destination. The Daughters of the American Revo lution named Elaine Blondeau the D.A.R. Good Citizen on February 4, Boys donned their suits and girls their better dresses on February 15 for Senior class pictures fbottomj. juuivr-Senivr Plays Along with other activities, including the serenading of Maifest Queen and King, Diane Schoenemann and Fred Mur- chison, on February 14, juniors and seniors practiced long and hard on their plays. The juniors', CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES, and the seniors', NO GREATER LOVE, proved great hits when presented on March 1, At upper right is shown a scene from the junior play with Gloria Faske and Pat Derrick, A senior between-the-acts number, Love Is Strange, featuring Suzann Seidel and Flem- ing Skip Jorgensen, appears at lower right, Marcena D'Olive and Danny Kasprowicz, below, are shown as they appeared at the try-outs for the senior play, NO GREATER LOVE Why Dr. Jimmy Cain decided to stay where he was needed most was told in the dramatic climax of this play, The cast included: Grandma Cain, Emma Jean Seeker, Dr, Jimmy Cain, Henry Roggeg Judith Cain, Connie Rhea Lawler, Uncle Les Cain, Gene Maynard, and Helen Johnston, Barbara Schulze, CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES The plight of a teenage boy whose young, widowed mother wanted to remarry was comically presented in the junior play which was chosen to represent BHS at the district play contest, In the cast were: Eve Hamilton, Peggy Borgstedteg Don Ham- ilton, Pat Derrick, Betty Everett, Gloria Faske, Stephen Ever- ett, Bob Schultz, and Maggie, Bea Krivacka, S Fe, Qt- Q-r f f . ps , 4' ' ,sig p Lv :ami F,F,A, WINS HONORS Johnnie Jozwiak, Brenham F.F.A, mem- ber, won over more than two hundred F.F.A. boys in the dairy cattle judging contest at Southwest State Teachers College, San Marcos, on March 16, The Brenham Dairy Team, right, composed of John Beckendorf, Glen Pomykal, and Joswiak, pictured with their instructor, Mr, Wendler, placed eighth out of the sixty- two teams competing. iff . March OPEN HOUSE On the night of March 4, parents of BHS students attended an open house where they visited their children's classrooms and teach- ers after a short assembly program, F,H,A, ASSEMBLY Alice, when I went up to the house a while ago, Harold said... was the often re- peated phrase in the play, A1ice Blue Gown which was presented by the F,l-I, A. in an as- sembly on March 11, FIRST BASEBALL GAME The Cubs opened their 1957 baseball season on March 12 by defeating Burton at Fireman's Park, At the left are seen three scenes from a Cub home game, CAREER DAY Underclassmen rejoiced and anticipated a wonderful day on March 13 when the seniors left to learn all about college life at Blinn Junior Co1lege's annual Career Day, 'gf' We-if . vfivifies On March 21, seventeen hopeful sopho- more girls campaigned for cheerleader posts by leading the student body in yells frightj, Elected were Mary Kathryn Schulte and Bar- bara Jeanette Konieczy Qmiddle rightj, Brenham's volleyball team participated in and won the tournament at Burton on March 22-23. Verlin Winkelmann was chosen all- toumament player, At the district literary meet, held at Blinn College on March 23, Brenham took five first places. The winners were: Barbara Cole - Shorthand Patricia Wilkening - Typing Danny Kasprowicz - Number Sense Suzann Seidel - Girls' Poetry Reading Charles Sander - Boys' Declamation fseniorj The Junior Class's one-act play, Cir- cumstances Alter Cases, captured the district title, with Peggy Borgstedte and Pat Derrick taking best actress and actor awards, John Bosse and Billy Spinn won tennis honors, Worried looks and wrinkled brows were eliminated as the second shipment of annual copy was sent in on March 26 to beat the deadline, S N, xv' V 4 i . COMMITTEES General Chairman ---- Assistants ---- Elaine Master of Ceremonies - - Act I, Childhood Dreams' Act II, Day Dreams - Act III, Night Mares - Qcontinued o - - - - -Fred Murchison Blondeau, Barbara Schulze - - - - Danny Kasprowicz ' - - Diane Schoenemann Marcena D'O1ive - -Barbara Schulze Connie Lawler - - - Bob Askins Fred Murchison n next page, cniar Fifty-seven Varieties of Dreams was the theme of the Senior C1ass's Variety Show, April 12. Attended by a large crowd, the show consisted of five major scenes: Child- hood Dreams, Day Dreams, Night Mares. wishful Thinking, and Dreams Come True, Introducing the show to the audience were Suzann Seidel, Elaine Blondeau, Barbara Schulze, and Connie Rhea Lawler fupper left- hand cornerj singing Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland, Danny Kasprowicz, Master of Ceremonies, presented the first scene, Child- hood Dreams, which consisted of nursery rhymes and childhood stories pantomimed by various seniors, fLower left, abovej tty Shaw A college dorm was the setting for Day Dreams, Act II qupper rightj. Act III, Nightmares, flower right, opposite pagey, highlighted pantomimes of the most popular rock 'n' roll numbers, wishful Thinking centered around a park and the different people who dream there, The last act, Dreams Come True, depicted such western ranch activities as a square dance flower right, and a rope-twirl- ing exhibition fupper lefty, as well as several western songs, In the grand finale, all Seniors gathered on the stage singing l'11 See You In My Dreams, fLower leftj I-2- 'I A . - W 541052 COMMITTEES fcontinuedj Act IV, wishful Thinking - - Act V, Dreams Come True - Stage Arrangements ---- Tickets ------ - - - Elaine Blondeau Carol Wells - - Margie Schwartz Barbara Cole - - Ernest Kenjura - Danny Kasprowicz Advertisements - ---- Billy Spinn Make-up - - - - Programs - - Scenery - Amanda Rosenbaum - - - Marion Gurka - Beverly I-lenslee l6'fr' ers Cake Par! In Hontcsfs 512' vd Juntors looked momentarily rnto thetr future as sentors when they were fxtted for therr Semor rrngs on Aprll 2 fupper lefty The Cubs played thelr ftrst drstrlct baseball game by defeatrng Smrley on Apr11 2 On Aprll 5 Suzann Serdel and Gerry Garmon Semor Class secretary and prestdent respectrvely represented therr class at the Semor Whmg Dmg Carmval and Coronatton tn Bellv111e Fourteen Lattn students and thetr sponsor Mrs Wllltam Suter journeyed to Weatherford Aprtl 12 an 13 to attend a conventxon of the Texas Jumor Classrcal League One Brenham delegate Anne Stmn e was nomtnated for presrdent of T I C L and lost only by a narrow margm At Texas A8zM Aprxl 13 Johnme Jozwtak placed ftrst out of 153 boys partrcrpatmg tn datry Judgmg at the area III F F A Judgrng contest Brenham s team composed of Jozwtak John Beckendorf and Glen Pomykal placed fourth out of 51 teams compettng Patsy Wllkentng and Barbara Cole upper r1ght won the nght to represent Brenham l-hgh at the Inter E scholasttc League State Ltterary Meet followmg VIC - a torles at the regtonal meet held at the Untverslty of Houston Patsy placed ftrst tn typrng whlle Barbara won second tn shorthand Mrs Hay also plctured was thexr sponsor and tnstructor Wrlltam Odell Stern left member of the Bren ham F F A Chapter was named D1str1ct IV Area III F F A at a meetrng 1n Columbus Apnl 23 .gms .-sw---'gg' More Oufslaudmg fudmfs Johnnie Jozwxak fupper rrghtj District Sentinel was in charge of the district sweetheart contest at Columbus April 25 Diane Schoenemann fupper rrghtj Brenham s entry placed among the top four girls after five ballots had to be taken to determine a wrnner Patsy Wrlkenrng placed third rn typing at the State Interscholastrc League Literary Meet at Austin on May 4 Barbara Cole was among the upper half in the shorthand division Sylvia Stegemueller Natlonal Honor Society Junior received first place in the essay contest Edu cation the Bulwark of Democracy conducted by the Jabez Demmrng Chapter Daughters of the Amen Elaine Blondeau was awarded a gold pin at the same assembly on May 8 Also on May 8 the new Brenhamrte staff for 1957 58 was announced in the CUB GROWL Ann Stxn nett was named assistant edxtor Jimmy Beard busrness manager Barbara Schroeder feature editor Flor ence Grabow class editor Charlotte woods club editor Floyd Wresepape sports editor Douglas Redde hase snapshot editor Billie Ann Knngsbery and Donald Lee Herron art edltors and Merle wmkelmann Nina Faye Peters and Mary Lee Kelm typrsts Patsy wrlkenrng and Peggy Borgstedte were chosen to attend Girls State whrle Franklin Fisher Dan O Malley Tom Spencer and Calvin Janner outstanding Junior boys were selected to represent Brenham at Boys State Last year s representatives at Girls and Boys State were Elaine Blondeau Beverly Hens lee Harvey Krueger Danny Kasprowicz Billy Spmn and James Ullrlch About this tlme the news came out that James Ullrlch had made the All American honorable men tion list in basketball BHS ers crammed by midnight lamplrght for final exams on May 28 31 Deep sighs of relief fand remorse because the work and fun were overj resounded at the Brenham Post Of fice as the final annual copy was mailed on June 10 by editor and business manager Suzann Seidel and Billy Spmn right Q, r 'A A' krir gf 5 l i nf - A - Q iff '-'- - 1-1- . . . , . . , I . . . , . . , . ' , . . . ' . . . . ,, - , ' ' ,, . I .- can Revolution, Brenham. Honorable mention went to Lynwood Rost. D.A.R. Good Citizen for the year, . ' : ' ' ' . ' 5 ' . . v n . u I I I I v . v ' ' 1 v ' ' - I I ' I D - l . O 1 ' ' ' ' -,.,,f,4t:.xr - , . . . . Q Y K' 15'1,4, Tables at the banquet were arranged around a fountain with gay decorations covering the walls and ceiling French waitresses were these sopho more girls who danced and sang Shaunta before beginning their serving duties For all her efforts in helping to put on a super prom Mrs Kilgore was presented with an orchid and gift ' Franklin Fisher, junior president, in - half of the class. jumar Senza At 7 o clock on the night of May 16 1957 the doors of the American Legion Hall were thrown open to reveal to the Juniors and seniors of 1951 58 a stupendous Parisian setnng French Burlesque Dollies entertained dancers with their version of a French can-can dance, Hauqucf and Pram An Evenmg rn Pans unfolded as students and faculty members surweyed the French sur roundrngs Thus began a gala evemng to place rn everyone s Book of Memorres How re they gonna keep us back on the farm after we ve seen Paree'? ask these four Jumor yokels 3 These frve lovelres crooned to everyone what happened Srnce You ve Gone durlng the dance floor show l Mardie laments that she is a Square in the Social Circle, And a good time was had by all, 231115 is-ggi., The BHS audltortum and the Semor 57 In September of the year 1945 a small rocket shlp at lts rocket stauon wanted xn group of boys and gtrls entered the space readrness for the Darsy Cham when the shlp CENTRAL began the hrstory of the Senrors of 57 blasted off 1l'lIO therr lndl Senror Class as presented by Margre Schwartz v1dua1 futures Emcee Susle Seldel IS also pxctured a....,.-an Marlon Gurka read the Class s last w1ll ln the Class Prophecy Beverly Henslee and testament leavmg to the underclassmen remmtsced wxth her classmates about the among other thrngs the Senrors secret for good old days as she vtsxted the 1967 mula for success Brenham Maxfest f M. Q ,........ '7 ' ,- . G , - ' l ,..f,. ' u ' ' t- 2 ' ' ' U ll . . . . ,, . , ... . , . . . .- . . . ' I I U . Q , '-1: 1 Q I f' X71- 1 A W MW G . , . I ' . . 4 ' ' - ll N . U I Q Hhaiu E Featured rn the actrvmes sectlon of the Also the brams of the class were re program were the 1957 Brenhamrte staff vealed as Natronal Honor Socrety members composed of the mne semors prctured above took then' places on the stage plus the emcee Suzann Serdel 'Wav' rf we 4.184-1 Semor Class presldent Gerry Garmon Memones of twelve happy years rn presented to J umor president Franklm Frsher school flashed through the mrnds of Semors the Dalsy Cham thus makrng offxcral the as they sang God Be Wlth You T111 we Meet departure of the Semors and the promotron Agam and Alma Mater of the Jumors to Semors ., ,wg ., 4 v , Y nl. . - , I . - I . . . . . . . . : A A' M ' 'l lvl f fp ,A a f- -7,5 X b i . , ir ?'Tl'ffe,v I ft,.31f'f' ' A . t f' , . v Eg.- . , D' ,,. . ' or 4 M' , . . ' , . . . . ' . . ' . . . ' ' ' ll ll ll I I On June 4, we board the bus Off to New Orleans without a fuss! Our sponsor still wears a smile, In fact she wore it all the while! di- Qw- Wednesday morn sees us all strolling into Morning Calll At Baton Rouge we 5 fi 'X - 'J' 1' ,, wi sliresr-grin 't l V I: I as ...our ie capio in ,. th, we do flit! I -.7,ki.afzL. ' : ,- .,,-f 1' :Jr .f ,1 . Y , ,,v4 ii , -'Q 52, if 1 'EV C7lFUlS'I'3fg ,H ..f-Jr We wander through Jackson Square, 13-, ff?'3.! hfwfkg I, L I o see tourists everywhere! .J'-' It rained so much it was a pity we took few pictures of the city, 5 . g.. fm 1,-'XX 'LQ 1 ' But on the boat we took a lot, -7 '11 '711' F? Some were gay. Thursday noon we all did meet At Brennan's for our last big eat, it-ei J. A ar -.,, Q mmm, Now homeward bound We're tired 'tis true! We had such fun in days too fewl Some were notl Third MARIAN HERMANN Honor Students Fourth Fifth BARBARA CO1-E DANNY KASPROWICZ Sixth ESTHER RICHTER Valedxctonan WILLIAM MARION GURKA Salutatorian EMMA JEAN SEEKER Seventh WILLIAM STEGEMUELLER Elghth MARGIE SCHWARTZ Nmrh VERDELL MAASS Tenth SUZANN SEIDEL 1 v MXN XX J..-' . 1 A , 2 F: ' ,V ..... , W + Elf I.: X opmvh ' L' ' '- in 4 ' ffig 1' ' 1 9 H -l ,Q --. , .N 'Q ,, 8 N3 vm Q W 3 ' ,-- I tg, ' fa . 1 1 . 1 ' . 9 , A if 'VI I ln II K I' I '-1 L V I K I Y 7 r Q' I cfx - , Af.: 1 if . ff' J-W - '1'w ! :fy 3 f Q4 Wil 3-Q , D I - - A 'r K 5 7, It Q-L QW 1 J -Ids- E131 1 if V ,. Homme PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Crrcumstance Elgar Brenham Hrgh School Band INVOCATION Wrllram Stegemueller AS THE DOORS OF HIGH SCHOOL CLOSE The Challenge Valedrctorran Marron Gurka The Answer Salutatorran Emma Jean Seeker Youth s Place rn Today s World Marran Hermann Burst of Trumpets Walters Brenham Hrgh School Band u ' n 1 - - - - - - ' ' ' n n - - A u 1 - I vv - - - - - - 6'l1fI6'l'lf Presentatron of Glft Danny Kasprowrcz Farth In Our Amerrcan Way of Lrfe Barbara Cole Margre Schwartz Verdell Maass Presentatlon of Class Superrntendent Frank W Allenson Presentatron of Awards Prrncrpal G L Keahey l Benedrctron Suzann Serdel Recessronal War March of the Prxests Mendelssohn Brenham I-hgh School Band . 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