Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

Dedication To those of you who love your God and your fellow man enough to promote world peace we dedicate this 1962 annual. Activities . . . cultivate an appreciation of the fine arts. Administration and Teachers High School Classes---------- Organizations and Activities Personalities---------------- Athletics-------------------- Junior High------------------ Elementary------------------- Advertising------------------ - 5 - 9 -29 ■ 48 66 -81 -95 109 Personalities . . . strenghten in dividual worth. Athletics . . . developes the body as well as character. ly set. Elementary . . . where the foundation is firm- Junior High . . . the road to maturity. 03 Advertising . . . Friends of Burnet Schools. Sylvester Reed - Rancher. Norman Wright - Rancher, Dr. John Sander - Optometrist. Garland Hilliard - South- western Graphite, Ramsey Clinton - Texas Construction Material Co., Francis Farquhar - Pressley Motors, C. E. Wofford - Wofford's Jewelry, J. C. Petty - Superintendent of Schools. gurnet School Hoard Shown leaving the school after a monthly meeting tilled with crucial decision making concerning the most vital organ in modern society - the leaders of tomorrow. RAMSEY CLINTON Chairman Appears before the student body. J. C. PETTY Superintendent Burnet Public Schools Speaks on our great Amer- ican Heritage. 3 Congratulations to the Annual Staff and Sponsors for a task well done. Here is hoping that we, the subjects of this edi- tion, have so lived in Burnet High School that all future memories recalled by the contents herein shall be real pleasant ones. May the academic, social, spiritual, and dem- ocratic experiences gained in Burnet High School provide much of the equipment needed by ex-stu- dents to meet life's problems that lie ahead. Sincerely, J. C. PETTY Superintendent B. S., Daniel Baker College Howard Payne College M. Ed., Texas University When students excel in academics or extracurric- ular activities, we like to boast about them. All of us are proud of this fine yearbook which accounts for one school year in our lives, and we recognize and appreciate this pictorial record as a job well done. These pages recalling the 1961-1962 school year capture the friendly atmosphere which has come about, the fine spirit which prevails, and the educa- tional efforts being made by faculty and students in upholding a sound education. I appreciate having served as your principal. JACK H. TEMPLE Principal B.S., Texas Christian University M. Ed., Texas University G3 faculty Coach Vandeventer proudly dis- plays the largest trophy of the year. GLEN ANTHONY B. S., Texas A. M. College Grad. wk. f Univ. of Tex. Chemistry, Physics, Bio. Sponsors: Science Club, Sr. Class, Science Con., U. I. L. ARLEE BARTON B. S., Univ. of Texas Grad. wk., North Tex. State Home Economics Sponsors: Future Homemakers of America, Soph. Class. BUDDY CLENDENNEN B. A., Baylor University Grad. wk., Cambridge U., Eng. English and Speech Sponsors; Annual, Fresh. Class, Vaqueros, 1-Act Play, Debate. HELEN CLENDENNEN B. A., Baylor University Grad. wk., S.M. U. Spanish and History Sponsors; 8B Home Room, Ready Writing, U. I. L. FRANK CREASEY B. B.A., M. A., Baylor University Grad. wk., Univ. of Texas Guidance and Counseling. TOM HENRY B. S., Texas A. M. College M. S., Texas Tech, College Vocational Agriculture Sponsors: Future Farmers of Ameri- ca, Key Club, Young Farmers of America. ALLEN LAWSHAE B. A., University of Texas Grad. wk., Univ. of Texas Guidance and Counseling. KENNETH MATTHEWS B. A., Southwestern University M. A., University of Texas History, Government, Economics Sponsors: National Honor Society, Fresh. Class, Persuasive Speaking. Mr. Lawshae represented the faculty in the High- land Lakes Chorus and Orchestra. It's time to relax with a cup of coffee at noon. An informal chat in the library after school often helps solve problems. Mr. Anthony explains MIKE NEWBY Abilene Christian College Physical Education, Health, Assistant Coach Sponsors: Junior Class, Athletics. Y VIRGINIA OAKLEY Baylor University Physical Education, Health, Girls' Basketball Coach Sponsors: Junior Class, Sports. Coach Newby receives a gift of appreciation from the Girls' Basket- ball team as he begins his leave of absence. ERA CAROLYN RAU B. A., Mary Hardin Baylor College Grad. wk., Univ. of Texas Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigo- nometry Sponsors: Pep Squad. MARGARET SMITH B. B. A., Baylor University M. B.A., Univ. of Texas Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand Sponsors: Senior Class, News Staff. It's just a hobby now? LILLIAN TARVER B. A., Southwest State College Grad. wk., Univ. of Texas Sponsors: Poetry Interpretation, Prose Reading, U. I. L. KENNETH TELTOW B.S., Texas A. M. College M. Ed., Texas A. M. College General Science, Math, Jr. High Coach Sponsors: Soph. Class, Science Club, Athletics. Excellent plans can be formulated like this, the intrinsic qualities of Chemistry. MARY TEMPLE B.S., Trinity University T. C. U., North Texas State College Grad. wk., Univ. of Texas Sponsors: Annual, Spelling Contest, U. I.L. CLIFFORD VANDEVENTER B. S., University of Colorado M. S., University of Colorado Physical Education, Head Coach Sponsors: Junior Class, Athletics. BLANCHE WORD B. S., Mary Hardin Baylor College Southwest Texas State College Music, Band Director Sponsors: Band Activities, High School Choir. MR. HOWELL MRS. CASHEN MRS. MORELAND LOWELL LYNN Zimmerman, Cehand, McCoy, Schillings, Rogers, Baker. Ekrut, Shillings, Not pictured Wooten. Seniors ’62 Seniors, Rosie Farquhar, Evelyn Hall, Cheryl Thompson and Martha Griggs beautify the Har- vest Festival. PATSY ALEXANDER Basketball 1 year; F. H. A. 4 years; Pep Squad 4 years; Cheerleader 60-61, 61-62; Key Club Sweetheart 60-61; Football Sweetheart 61-62. MATTHEW BUCKLEY Football 3 years, lettered 2 years; All-District Football 61-62; Track 4 years; Student Council 2 years. President 61-62; Class President 61-62; Class Favorite 59-60, 61- 62; Mr. B.H.S., 1962. HARVEY CROW Key Club 2 years; Basketball 1 year; Track 2 years; F. F. A. 4 years; Judging Team 2 years; Sheep Raising Award 1 year. RODDY EDGAR Band 4 years; Vaqueros 2 years, President 61-62; Basket- ball 2 years. ROSEMARY FARQUHAR Band 2 years, Reporter 58-59; Basketball 4 years; lettered 2 years; Volleyball 1 year; F.H. A. 1 year; Speech Club 3 years; One-Act Play 4 years; Annual Staff 2 years; Newsstaff 2 years. Editor 60-61; Student Council 2 years, Parliamentarian 61-62; Pep Squad 2 years; Class Secre- tary 59-60; Reporter 60-61; Basketball Sweetheart 58-59; Class Favorite 58-59; Harvest Queen Nominee 60-61; Best All-Round Junior 60-61; Best All-Around 62. RICHARD FITZGERALD Football 2 years; Basketball 2 years; Track 2 years; B Club 2 years; Key Club 1 year. SAMMY GARRETT Football 2 years; Track 2 years; Speech Club 2 years; Science Club 1 year; Vacqueros 1 year. CONNIE GALCERAN Band 4 years, Secretary 59-60, President 60-61, 61-62; Majorette 58-59, 59-60; Drum Major 60-61, 61-62; Band Sweetheart 58-59; Student Council 3 years, Secretary 60- 61, 61-62; Speech Club 2 years; F. H. A. 1 year; Class Vice-President 58-59; Class Favorite 59-60; Cutest SO- SO; Best Personality 60-61; F. F. A. Sweetheart 60-61; Miss B.H.S. Nominee 60-61; Homecoming Queen 59-60; Nominee 61-62; Cutest 62. TOMMY GARNER Track 1 year; Athletic Manager 2 years; Class Vice-Pres- ident 60-61; Vaqueros 1 year; Spanish Club 2 years; Stu- dent Council 1 year. MARTHA JEAN GRIGGS Band 4 years. Secretary 60-61; F. H. A. 1 year, Reporter 61-62; Speech Club 1 year; Newsstaff 1 year; Class Re- porter 58-59, 59-60; Wittiest 58-59, 59-60. EVELYN HALL F.H. A. 4 years; Newsstaff 2 years; Basketball 1 year, lettered 1 year; Volleyball 1 year; Track 1 year. MARY JANE JONES Band 4 years, Reporter 60-61; Majorette 4 years; Speech Club 1 year, Secretary-Treasurer 60-61; Student Council 1 year; Homecoming Queen Nominee 61-62; Neatest 62. CHARLES KROEGER Football 3 years, lettered 3 years; Track 2 years; Spanish Club 1 year; Wittiest 58-59, 59-60. KAY KROEGER Band 4 years. Reporter 60-61; Head Majorette 3 years; Class Favorite 61-62; Class Secretary 60-61; Speech Club 60-61, 3rd Place Actress Award, District One-Act Play 60- 61; Newsstaff 60-61; F. H. A. 1 year; Sextette 60-61; Miss B. H.S. Nominee 58-59; Harvest Queen Nominee 61- 62. KEN KROEGER Class President 58-59, 60-61; Student Council 1 year; Football 3 years, lettered 1 year; Track 3 years. FLOYD LANKFORD Football 4 years, lettered 3 years; Basketball 4 years, lettered 2 years; Track 4 years; B-Club 1 year; Key Club 1 year; Vaqueros 1 year. CHARLOTTE LAWSON Band 1 year; F. H. A. 2 years. Reporter 60-61; Secretary- Treasurer 61-62; Pep Squad 3 years; Track 2 years; Volley- ball 4 years; Basketball 3 years, lettered 2 years; News- staff 3 years. Editor 2 years; Student Council 2 years, Treasurer 60-61, 61-62; Best All-Round Sophomore; Homecoming Queen 61-62, Nominee 60-61; Most Achieve- ment in Business Study. PHILLIS LEWIS Dramatic Club 1 year; Speech Club 1 year; Pep Squad 2 years; F. H.A. 3 years; Basketball 1 year; Art Exhibition 1 year. LORRAINE LOWERY Band 4 years. Reporter 60-61, Secretary 61-62; All-Dis- trict Band 4 years; All-Regional Band 1 year; Outstanding Band Student 60-61; Band Sweetheart 59-60; Student Council 3 years; National Honor Society 2 years, Secre- tary 61-62; Science Club 1 year, Reporter 61-62; Annual Staff 1 year; Speech Club 2 years, Reporter 59-60; Sex- tette 2 years; Class Secretary 61-62; Class Reporter 60- 61; Homecoming Queen Nominee 60-61, 61-62. BETTY MILLER F. H. A. 3 years; Speech Club 2 years; Pep Squad 3 years. MARVIN PARKER Key Club 2 years; Student Council 1 year. ROBERT PEVEHOUSE Football 2 years; Baseball 1 year; Basketball 1 year; Track 2 years; Spanish Club 1 year; Class Vice-President 59-60; Student Council 1 year. RONNIE PEVEHOUSE Spanish Club 1 year; Vaqueros 1 year; Best All-Round Junior. JERRY VAN PLEVAN Courtesy Student 2 years. SENIORS - Santa Claus - Synonymous BILLY ROBINSON Football 1 year; Library Assistant 1 year. ZANE SITES Basketball 4 years, lettered 3 years; Volleyball 4 years; Track 2 years; Speech Club 2 years; Reporter 58-59; All- Texas Choir 60-61-62; One-Act Play 3 years; Band 3 years; Reporter 58-59, 60-61; All-District Band 58-59; News- staff 61-62; Annual Staff 1 year; Sextette 1 year; Class Reporter 58-59; Student Council 1 year; Nat. Honor Soc. 1 yr.; Shorthand and Typing, Dist. Meet 62; Tex. Wom- en’s Band 62. JAMES SMITH Track 1 year. DONNA TAYLOR F.H. A. 4 years; Band 2 years; Pep Squad 2 years; Speech Club 1 year. CHERYL THOMPSON F. H. A. 4 years, Song Leader 59-60, President 61-62; Pep Squad 4 years, Cheerleader 60-61, 61-62; Annual Staff 2 years; Speech Club 1 year, Reporter 60-61; Stu- dent Council 1 year; Class Reporter 59-60; Newsstaff 1 year; Best All-Around Freshman; Junior Class Favorite; Harvest Queen Nominee 59-60; Homecoming Queen Nom- inee 60-61; F. F. A. Sweetheart 61-62; Miss B. H. S.; Friendliest 62. RONALD WAGGONER Band 4 years, Manager 60-61; Key Club 60-61; Science Club 1 year. BENNY WILLIAMS Library Assistant 1 year; Science Club 1 year. £13 BETTY TUCKER Vice-President ALICIA EVERE Treasurer COLEY HENRY President JAMES LEWIS Secretary 3 down and one to go, I Juniors are well represented I finally got one! hope! at Harvest Festival —Ijuniors--------------------------------------------------- Eva Jo Alexander Butch Bransford Beulah Burton Don Burton Jimmy Collins Buck Daricek Lee Roy D'Spain Pam Dycus Alicia Everett Pat Gatliff Larry Gentry Jerry Glazener Perfect Principal, Jack Temple, congratulates Alicia Everett, band sweetheart. Chivalrous Jesse Perkins enlightens Harvest Festival. fluniors Don Goodwin Tim Guthrie Harold Hall Cecil Harned Coley Henry Anna Hoover Mike Lary James Lewis Sue Lucksinger James McCoy Jackie Marx Larry Massey David Merdith Lyndon Montgomery David Norris Bobby Payne 0, Coach 9 ge? . , 8°‘ Geor ydld Betty Tucker Modena Ulbricht Dorothy Riley Jimmy Shelburn Judy Storie Jesse Perkins James Price Freddie Kay Raymond Jane Reavis Sophomores David Petrick and Judy Jones rep- Dudley Kinsey tries it on for size resent sophomores at the Harvest as Cheryl Thompson smiles ap- Festival. provingly. Jimmy Alexander Lonnie Anglin Edrie Benton Charlene Chamberlain Cary Dale Clawson Mike Crain Gene Ekrut Ricky Evans Bud Faris Suzanne Felps Sandy B. Galceran Linda Glimp Louie Dale Goble Penny Goodwin Doris Hall Howard Hall Bill Haynes Karen Hilliard Judy Jones Mary Leigh Jones Dudley Kinsey Shirley Lindeman L. D. Long HEAVE-HO! Another in the long line of Petricks Sharon Matteson Don Mehrens Ron Mehrens Don Meredith Bobby Miller Sara Montgomery Robert O'Hair Nadine Pabst You can't win 'em all Fam Rau Marvin Reavis Susan Rettmann William Schroeder Mike Stifolter Sharon Strahan Freddie Sylvester Toni Tanner Virginia Tucker Cowden Ward James Warwick Karen Hilliard keeps pace with Russia. Cary Clawson and Cowden Ward steal the show as cheerleaders! Louis Dale sets the scene for Royalty. Jack Young Happy Zimmerman ■ il J i , «{ft; AfcV- . ■ - vT« Officers SPROTT BOBBY METZLER LYNN WELLS sident President Secretary-Treasurer eshman, Ken Barnett willingly accepts the assistance of senior. Patsy Alexander. crwhAll Awards Night. Ira Adams George Allen Ken Barnett Sharon Blalock Sandra Blanton Otis Bridges Betty Brizendine Glyn Brizendine Jesse Brown Penny Everett Lynda Felps Dinah Frazier Sallie Gardner Charlsie Garrett Buddy Germany Mike Glenn Earl Good Dudley Hall Betty Ann Hendry Sal Hernandez Lynda Holley Orene Huggins Susan Humphreys Gordon Ray Hyatt Rex Keele Cherie Kroeger Mary Landtroop Lula Belle Langford Jimmy Lastly Ann Long Vernon Love Kakie Lucksinger Duane McBee Bobbie McDavid Jo Ann McKenzie Bobby Moran Bobby Metzler Beverly Milliorn Carolyn Newton Robert Nicholson Sylvia Owens Susan Parker Gloria Payne Charles Phillips Wen tu r ise VaUie of Alb r 11 ton stock Jack Phillips Sandra Rau Phil Ray Larry Reavis Vernon Richardson Pat Robards Larry Rutledge David Samford Levetta Samford Miles Sawyer Lonnie Schaefer Donna Schooley Marsha Scruggs Doug Smith Hal Siler La Trelle Sprott Linda Stienke Brenda Tippie De Wayne Tippie Harold Tippie Sharon Verlander Karen Ward Sharon Warren Viva Jean Warwick Lynn Wells Matt Buckley; Pres., Miles Sawyer, Betty Tucker, Alicia Everett, Sharon Strahan, Zane Sites, Mike Lary; Vice-Pres., Charlotte Lawson; Sec. -Treas., Rosie Farquhar; Pari., James Lewis, Linda Glimp, Karen Hilliard, Betty Brizendine, Linda Stienke, Janie Jones, Sharon Matteson, Lorraine Lowery, Connie Galceran; Sec., Marvin Parker, Mike Glenn, Coley Henry, Mr. Temple; Sponsor. o tudent Council is lected at Burnet GURNET — Student council rep- sentatives from the four high 100I classes were announced this ?ek. To be a member of the stu- nt council or a class officer a ident must maintain at least a average. Officers this year are: Matthew ickley, president; Mike Lary, ce-president; Connie Galceran, cretary; Charlotte Lawson asurer; and Rosemary Far- ihar, parliamentarian. Senior class representatives in- lde: Marvin Parker, Zane Sites, ary Jane Jones and Carol Py- m. Junior class representatives are icia Everett and Mike Lary. Sophomores are Sharon Strahan, aron Lynn Mattison, Linda imp and Karen Hilliard. Freshmen Miles Sawyer, Mike enn, Linda Ann Stienke and Bet- Brizendine represent that class. Burnet Student Council Attends Matthew Buckley Elected President American Heritage Workshop Senior Class and Student Council BURNET — Members of the provider, our belief in God and high school student council attend- many others. Presidents confer with Parent. Students for a day. STANDING: Mike Lary, Zane Sites, Pam Rau, Shirley Lindeman, Sharon Strahan, Lorraine Lowery, Sara Montgomery. Jane Reavis. James Lewis. SITTING: Susan Rettman. Judy Jones, Sue Lucksinger, Alicia Everett, President. Sponsor, Mr. Kenneth Matthews c , e The National Honor Society is the most respected organization in our school, mem- bers being chosen on the basis of superior scholastic standing. Membership consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. OB FIRST ROW: Rutedge, Allen, Clawson, Lastly, Phillips, Ray. SECOND ROW: Cas tellaw, Escamilla, Potts, Ward, Henry, Mederith, Shelburn, Hall, Massey, Burton, Hernandez, Barnett. THIRD ROW: Petrick, Philips, Warwick, O’Hair, Young, Wills, Faris, Evans, Zimmerman, Mehrens, Reavis, Petrick, Siler, Mederith, Ang lin, Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Keele, Brizendine, Wofford, McCoy, D'Spain, Mehrens, Miller, Adams, Hall, Richardson, Goble, Hall, Hyatt. ADVISOR: Mr. Tom J. Henry V T,lov President: JIMMY SHELBURN V. President; DON BURTON Secretary: COLEY HENRY Treasurer; LARRY MASSEY Reporter; DAVID MEDERITH Sentinel: HAROLD HALL Sweetheart: CHERYL THOMPSON fllTUM fumttt  Ant mca E. Alexander, P. Alexan- der, Benton, Blalock, Blan- ton, Brizendine, Burton, Cornelius, Cowan, Cox, Crain, D'Spain, A. Ever- ett, P. Everett, Farquhar, L. Felps, S. Felps, Frazier, C. Galceran, S. Galceran, Gatliff, Glimp, Griggs, D. Hall, E. Hall, Hilliard. Holley, Huggins, Humph- reys, Jones, C. Kroeger, K. Kroeger, Landtroop, Lawson, Lewis, Lindemann, Long, K. Lucksinger, S. Lucksinger, Matteson, Mc- David, McKenzie, Milliorn, Montgomery, Payne, Reav- is, Rettman, Robards, Scruggs, Sprott, Stamford, Stienke, Strahan, Tanner, Taylor, Thompson, Tippie, B. Tucker, V. Tucker, Ul- bricht, Verlander, Ward, Warwick, Warren, Williams Williamson. Martha Alicia Charlotte Vice-President Secretary Reporter President Susan Humphreys takes cooking lesson from Cowden Ward F. H. A. Dreamboat. MRS. BARTON, F. H. A. Sponsor SPONSOR Hal Smith Junior Kiwanis members are shown actively engaged in all areas of school activity. A service organization, its members are chosen on the basis of sound character. —A Floyd Lankford, L. D. Long, Jerry Glazener, V. - Pre$,., Mike Lary, Sec., James Lewis, Treas., Coley Henry, Pres., Jimmy Collins, Matthew Buckley, Happy Zimmerman, Bobby Payne. Vaquews 1962 MEMBERS Left to Right: Phil Ray, Cowden Ward, Matthew Buckley, Ross Bransford, Cary Clawson, Marvin Reavis, Jimmy Alexander, Roddy Edgar, L. D. Long, Ira Adams, Glynn Brizendine, Dwayne McBee, Vernon Love, William Schroeder, Hal Siler, George Allen. Jack Phillips. RODDY EDGAR, Leader. VAQUEROS ■_l_ il L. -P 0 « I I ' «L _ il ■ member of the Vaquero Booster Club of Burnet High School for the year 1981-62. The purposes of this club are to maintain good sportsmanship: provide helpful service to the school at all times; promote enthusiastic support of school activities; and to strive for a whole- hearted spirit and pride of the student body. (dfendentien BUTCH BRANSFORD, Secretary; Don Burton; William Schroeder, preparing to fire the cannon after a T.D. The Vaqueros made a new addition to the traditions of Burnet High School this year-- a cannon patterned after Texas University's Old Smokey. The cannon fires two blank ten-gauge shotgun shells. Many Bulldog fans around Burnet donated the money to have the cannon made. The P. T. A., Post Office employees, and the high school stu- dents were the heaviest contributors. The boys did a faithful job of standing by to shoot the cannon after each score made by the football team. Mr. Temple, who con- ceived the idea, spent a summer of foot- work and searching to find the antiquated parts so that the cannon would be ready for the first T. D. of the season. SPONSORS Mr. Temple Mr. Clendennen Vaqueros whoop up spirit at the Copperas Cove game! Science Club BACK ROW, Left to right: Sandra Rau, Alicia Everett, Pam Rau, Lorraine Lowery, Mike Lary, Sandy Galceran. Miles Sawyer, Susan Humphreys. FRONT ROW, Left to right: Suzanne Felps, Jo Ann McKenzie, Jane Reavis, Mike Glenn, Doug Smith. Left to right; Rosie Farquhar, Sue Lucksinger, Coley Henry. Toni Tanner. Cheryl Thompson. Mike Stifolter, Sharon Strahan, Judy Jones, Hap Zimmerman, and Zane Sites. 1962 bulldog Staff flews Staff Evelyn Hall Zane Sites Charlotte Lawson Judy Jones Burnet High School Choir SPONSOR Mrs. Margaret Smith FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mary J. Jones, Anna Hoover, Zane Sites, Phillis Lewis, Patsy Alexander, Pat Gatliff, Jackie Marx, Bobbie McDavid, Brenda Tippie, Dinah Frazier. SECOND ROW, Left to right: Matthew Buckley, Robert Nicholson, Buck Dericek, Butch Bransford, Floyd Lankford, Jerry Glazener, Roddy Edgar, Duane McBee, Janes Warwick, Hal Siler. Burnet Bulldog Baud Burnet Bulldog Baud - vy  b -o:: 1 ■ w ‘ 1 _ J m ’ • _ . ——-, Crain, Goble, McCoy, Manager. Kf°eger. ienice ' w r S6C- - as. ■ H °Zb }° . Schooley L ' yneS( Pariter. 'ey. Lo e ’ Defao. Strahan, eP-; Long. Matteson, Sites. ReD iHP H We . Rhoden. Goble Dici fUmW ,tl Ga ett. ' DlCk ““.  1 . sh.lb„t .«i' Everett, Gardner. Cordes. Montgomery. Miller, Sylvester. Rau. Felps FIRST ROW: Frazier, Williams, Miller, Scruggs, Robards, Warren, Ulbricht. SECOND ROW: Hilliard - President, Tucker, Raymond, Glimp, Riley, Brizendine - Secretary, Lindeman, Benton. THIRD ROW: Farquhar, Sprott - Vice-President, Cox, Ward, Milliorn, Alexander, Warwick, Landtroop, D’Spain. FOURTH ROW: Cornelous, Lucksinger, Hall, Tippie, Lawson, Hoover, Holley, and Cowan. 9 6 2 _ THO Aps0 Head “ Rosemary Farquhar THONir- fcU eadet Outstanding Pep- Squad Member Sponsor patsy Ale atidex Mrs. Fred Rau pat Ga-tlitf School sings Alma Mater. Great spirit swells at Pep Rally! University Jntersckolastic Ceague Competition JCiterary Events DEBATE TEAMS Miles Sawyer and Doug Smith, James Lewis and David Norris. Sponsor: Mr. Clendennen. PERSUASIVE SPEAKING Don Goodwin and Rosemary Farquhar. Sponsor: Mr. Matthews 1-ACT PLAY Left to right: William Schroeder, Susan Humphreys, Linda Glimp, David Norris, James Lewis, Rosie Farquhar, Connie Galceran, Jerry Glazener, Sharon Verlander, Charles Phillips, Louie Goble, Latrell Sprott, Cowden Ward, Alicia Everett, Larry Gentry, Zane Sites, Jo Ann McKenzie, Mike Lary, Jane Reavis, Betty Tucker, Dudley Kin- sey, Lonnie Schaeffer, Mary Leigh Jones, Mike Stifolter. Sponsor: MR. CLENDENNEN. POETRY INTERPRETATION Susan Humphries, Zane Sites. Sponsor: MRS. TARVER. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Mike Stifolter, Jane Reavis. Sponsor: MR. CLENDENNEN. Sally Gardner, Linda Stienke, LaTrell Sprott, Sharon Verlander. Sponsor: MRS. TARVER. NUMBER SENSE Doug Smith, Roddy Edgar, James Lewis, Don Goodwin, Miles Sawyer. Sponsor: MRS. RAU. SCIENCE Linda Glimp, Miles Sawyer, Bobby Metz ler, Doug Smith. Sponsor: MR. ANTHONY. SHORTHAND Zane Sites, Connie Galceran Rosemary Farquhar. Sponsor; MRS. SMITH. TYPING Jesse Perkins, Zane Sites, Sharon Strahan, Jerry Glazener. Sponsor: MRS. SMITH. READY WRITING Sandra Blanton, Charlsie Gar- rett, Janie Williams, James Lewis, Susan Rettman (not pic tured). Sponsor: MRS. CLENDENNEN. SPELLING Susan Humphries, Betty Brizendine, Marsha Scruggs. Sponsor: MRS. TEMPLE jCibrary v - _ Mfc j|I rfilft dd|, m Don Goodwin assists a future engineer The true answer comes only through research and study. All that mankind has thought, done, gained or been: it is lying as in magic preservation in the pages of books. Thomas Carlyle Betty Tucker assists Richard Dodson in book selection. Evelyn Hall and Cheryl Thompson find the answer in magazines. Judy Storie uses the card catalog as a key to the library. Dorothy Riley stimulates reading by maintain ing attractive displays. Shirley Lindeman brous for a good book during lunch period. MATTHEW BUCKLEY ROSIE FARQUHAR West All-Around Hesse Perkins KAY KROEGER MATTHEW BUCKLEY WHO'S WHO IN SCIENCE Linda Glimp WHO’S WHO IN ENGLISH James Lewis WHO’S WHO IN SOCIAL STUDIES Susan Rettmann Who's Who WHO’S WHO IN MATHEMATICS Miles Sawyer WHO’S WHO IN LANGUAGES Sara Montgomery WHO’S WHO IN SPEECH AND DRAMATICS David Norris WHO'S WHO IN ATHLETICS Jesse Perkins WHO’S WHO IN BUSINESS EDUCATION Charlotte Lawson WHO'S WHO IN AGRICULTURE Coley Henry in fturnet High WHO'S WHO IN HOME ECONOMICS Jo Ann McKenzie WHO’S WHO IN MUSIC Lorraine Lowery Momecoming Queen Charbtte Cawson Baud Sweetheart Alicia Everett BEST LOOKING GIRL Connie Galceran Athletics MMhew Buckley All-District One-Backer flesse Perkins All-District Quarterback - football Bulldogs roll in the first T. D. of the season. Cfeeetlea 5 supP° ittets u jin£t wzr MATTHEW BUCKLEY Guard FLOYD LANKFORD Tackle CECIL HARNED Tackle TIM GUTHRIE COLEY HENRY MIKE LARY LARRY GENTRY Back End Guard End Zke 1961 'Determined bulldogs Difficulties persisted for the Bulldogs throughout the 1961 season. Facing experienced teams, the Bulldogs could boast of only two seniors. However, strong determination and zealous spirit compensated for the advantages of other teams. This strong desire to win, coupled with hard work, was directly re- sponsible for winning Central Texas Team-of-the-Week after victory over traditional foe, Llano. Men credited with molding the spirit of the boys were Central Texas Coach-of-the-Week, Vandeventer, and Coach Newby. Football season opened spectacularly with rival, Del Valle. The past two seasons Burnet defeated the Cardinals who were out for revenge. Scoring first Del Valle appeared to be on the road to victory. The Bulldogs came roaring back and led 12-6 before Del Valle scored with seventeen seconds left - ending the game in a breath-taking tie. Hillbillies encounter hard yardage. ROBERT NICHOLSON Tackle DAVID PETRICK End SENSATIONAL - THE BURNET LLANO CONTEST! A terrific defense and potent offense spelled the doom ctf the Yellow jackets. On the flying feet of Jesse Perkins, Dud- ley Kinsey, and Tim Guthrie the Bulldogs ran their bread- and-butter plays to perfection leading to a 27-0 victory. This outstanding achievement was sweet revenge after the beating from Llano last season. In a thrill-packed game the Bulldogs hung on for life and perserved a 13-6 win. The first half ended with the Green and White taking a 7-6 lead. Early in the fourth quarter the Bulldogs scored again to lead by seven points. Copperas Cove, however, wasn't to be put down so easily and were on the Burnet twenty-five yard line before a last chance pass failed. JAMES LEWIS End yV'ever-Say-Die bulldogs JAMES PRICE Guard In their second district game the Bulldogs weren't able to break the jinx the Eagles held over them at their own home field and lost 13-7. Two miraculous catches by end, Larry Gentry, set up Burnet’s only touchdown. Though lacking an offensive punch, the Bulldogs had a 7-6 lead before the Eagles scored in the last four minutes to secure a victory. Neither hail, nor sleet, nor snow, nor rain could keep a loyal fan from the Burnet-Marble Falls game. The Bulldogs took the lead at half time 12-8 and it appeared they might defeat county-district rival. Marble Falls. The Mustangs scored in the fourth quarter, however, to take the lead 16-12. A never - say-dle determination was shown by the Bulldogs as they nearly scored before time ran out on them. Burnet finished the football season against highly- regarded Mason who had already secured the district championship. Going into the game, the Bulldogs were a three touchdown underdog. The first half ended with both teams on an even 8-8 basis. A freak pass catch deflected off the hands of two Burnet defenders decided the game in favor of the Punchers as they went on to win 14-8. Burnet JACK YOUNG Back DUDLEY KINSEY Back JERRY GLAZENER Center IS umet Mulla We are all proud of the 1961 Bulldogs. They represented Burnet High School to their utmost! Good sportsmanship, dogged spirit, and h cuff Vandeventet Coach MiUetfew 7 JESSE PERKINS Back KEN BARNETT Tackle TERRY PETRICK Back nVj t0 az,eneX’ :e pe fns ied, ! .... E rVs petiVc- HalU' ’ss lcW uoU’ CoUvns GervCV’ t0 iVgW- ;_A tvjui. ett poce. Bainelt’ ttenlV, Uay Stelbtftv. r1 SUfoU0 IMPPVV f r JIMMY SHELBURN Guard ° s Of a Zimmerman. THIRD ROW, Left to right: Coach Newby, Escamilla, Davis, Schaefer, Hail, Mehrens, Sawyer, Metzler, Richardson, Meredith, Massey, Mehrens, Germany, Her- nandez, Coach Vandeventer. . . . A team versus B team . . .rebound tie Athletic Managers, Bill Sawyer, De Wayne Tippie, Earl Good, and Butch Fitzgerald are indispensable, hard workers in the athletic program. Bulldog cagers had a memorable 1962 basketball season as contenders for district championship. Winning 2nd in district can be accredited to hard work, good spirit, and talent. Jesse Perkins, all district candidate, was high scorer for the season. Thanks go to Coach Vandeventer and the Bulldog team for a victorious 10-2 season of entertaining and polished basketball. . . . two points for Jesse Bulldog players are pictured playing hard for another victory. (girl's basketball Scramble Charlotte Lawson Linda Stienke Zane Sites Sharon Matteson Judy Jones Pam Dycus Rosemary Farquhar La Trelle Sprott Charlsie Garrett Lynn Wells Sharon Blalock Sylvia Owens COACH Mrs. Virginia Oakley FRONT: Jerry Glazener, Jesse Perkins, David Petrick, Mike Lary, Jack Young, Terry Petrick, Bud Farls. BACK: Miles Sawyer, Vernon Richardson, James Lewis, Coley Henry, Julian Escamilla, Mike Stifolter, Gene Davis, Charles Phillips, Ken Barnett. SPRINTERS Perkins and Young HURDLES Petrlck and Guthrie I MILERS Giazener and Henry SHOT PUT Lary Zrack and Tield L to R, ROW 1: Buckley, MehrensD., Mehrens R., Price, Harned, Shelburn, Haines, Ekrut. ROW 2: Henry, Lary, Petrick.T., Gentry, Giazener, Perkins, Young Lewis, Petrick D., Guthrie. ROW 3: Kinsey, Moran, Faris, Stifolter, Collins, Nicholson, Schaeffer, Phillipps, Barnett, Hall, Metzler. ROW 4: Richardson, Sawyer, Escamilla, Massey, Meredith, Davis. $ unior Mi Principal 's Message Congratulations to the Annual Staff and Sponsors. The pleasures of this school year will be renewed in years to come by your efforts. JOHNNIE C. SMITH B. S., North Texas State M.E., Texas University Principal VELMA ELLIOTT B. S., Daniel Baker Language Arts MILDRED GALYEAN B. S., Southwest Texas State Math IVA LEE GIBBS B. S. p Daniel Baker Art, English THELMA KROEGER B. S., Southwest Texas State Social Studies, Language Arts DORA DEANE MATTHEWS B. A., B. M., Southwestern Univ. Special Education LURA NORRIS B. S., Daniel Baker, T. U. Math, Eng., Soc. Studies DON PALMER B. A., M. A,, Baylor University Social Studies, P. E. FRED RAU B. S., M. S., Texas A. M. Science WINIFRED RHODEN B. A., Univ. of Texas Social Studies, Language Arts faculty Marvest festival Humor High Prince HAROLD STIENKE Hunior High Princess SHARON GOBLE Tommy Alexander Judy Amidon Pat Flynn Ginny Baker Richard Barber Horance Barton Roy Lee Bethke Connie Bibles Joyce Bibles Robert Bingham Robert Bordovsky Pam Bowers Jerry Brinkley Odis Brinkley Ronnie Clark Mary Gene Clements Linda Kay Cordes Sharyn Cox Tommy Crain Dannie Crawford Joyce Crawford Margaret Ann Debo William De Leon Billie Dickinson Glenn Gates Suzy Glenn Sharon Goble Delores Gonzales Bobby Good Jerry Goodwin Gerald Greer Danny Guthrie Patricia Hall Dale Hargrove £H3 Danny Duke Linnelle Dunn Gary Eden Gene Edmondson Joe Ellett Lynn Ellett Adelaide Escamiilia Andy Feild J. B. Floyd Richard Fry Judy Frymire Harry Garner s I 0 h t k Charles Hays Janie Haynes Janet Hilliard jimbo Hornsby Doyle Jackson Sam Kindred Cindy Kroeger Howard Kroeger Bill Kuykendall Eugene La Bar John Landtroop Glen Lewis Rose Long Allan Love Johnny bowe Ronnie Lucksinger Charlotte Marx Mike Massey Edwin Meador Candy Miller Jeannie Newton Bobby Nichols Linda Pafford Lenita Pafford James Rettmann Elizabeth Rhoden Willie Richardson Terry Robertson Dorthy Sanders Margaret Schroder Gwen Shelburn Winfred Shelburn Jimmy Shepperd Kenneth Smith James Stewart Harold Stienke r a e Saundra Taylor Eddie Terry Donald Thompson Janice Thorp Laura Thorp Rick E. Verlander Mike Williams Kenneth Wills Karen Wooten Jimmy Zumuwalt Jonathan Allen Larry Atkison Lloyd Baker ™ Sharon Baker Billy Barber David Lee Barton Patricia Barton Wayne Bird Connie Brown Jimmy Brown Bonnie Burnett Linda Clendennen Victor Fry Gus Garcia Joe Garcia Greg Guthrie Fonda Hall Carl Hallmark Raymond Hallmark Nancy Harrison Frank Haynes Shirley Ann Hays John Counts Richard Culp Barbara Dellinger Tommye Dorbandt James Dorsey Caroline Duncan 5 e v e n Clif Hillard Larry Hocker Donald Hunziker Gary Hyatt Jerry Hyman t h Sharon Hyman Larry Jenkins Jock Johnson Linda Kay Johnston Burnam Jones Robert Kennedy Wanda Landtroop Sharrion Langford Kaye Lavender Karen Lewis Allen Lindeman Charles Lockwood Shirley Lucksinger Bainey Manning David Martinez Vickie Massey Betty Jo McDavid Morris McGuire Jimmy McMillen David Meador Barbara Milliorn Aldena Mills Janis Millsap Billie Sue Nelsor Mike Nelson Larry Owens Freddie Pabst Tim Pelfrey Ronnie Pressler Shirley Ratliff Verlon Reagor Mandolin Richards Terry Roberts r a Robert Romine Steve Sandner Bill Sawyer Edgar M Neil Shelburn Tommy Tate Dennis Thompson Linda Thompson Janis Tippie Linda Sue Tippie Cheryl Tumlinson Roger Vail Charles Vansickle Alene Warwick Ava Rae Weisinger Thomas West Julia Annette Wichser John Wilkes Larry Williams Merlene Wills Ronnie Woods Doyle Amidon Rodney Amidon Charles Atkinson Penny Benton Leta Bingham Bobby Bird Larry Cantrell Joey Cox Karol Crow Walter Crow Eddie Dickinson Linda Delinger Mark Escamilla Cheryl Dunn Eddie Fariss Janice Feild Fayrean Floyd Wanda Fry Albino Garcia Mike Goble Dyral Goodman Brenda Goodrich Kenny Guthrie Jimmy Hayes Joy Henderson Lonnie Hocker David Horton Charles Hunt Teresa Hyatt Dan Jenkins Nancy Johnston Tracy Jones Kelvin Keele Krista Keele Donny Kennard Sixth Mary Lindeman Jimmy Livingston John Lowery Linda Lucksinger Debbie Lynch Mike Mallet La Verne Marx Margaret McCoy Gary McDonald Tola McReynolds Ruth McReynolds Jackie Mehrens Tommy Metzler Andy Miller Bobby Miller Ray Mills Jimmy Myers Tim O'Donnell Donald Parker Sally Robertson Richard Sanders Linda Sample Douglas Schwartz Virginia Sellers Richard Shelburn Don Smith Lanis Smith Lynn Stewart Ronald Templin Beverly Tippie Dwight Tippie Eileen Tumlinson Leta Tumlinson Larry Word Bill Wright Zhe 1961 Bull pup Squad THIRD ROW: Coach Teltow, Nichols, Bardovsky, Robertson, R. Barber, West, Vansickle, Hargrove, Goode, and Tate. SECOND ROW: Kuykendall, R. Hallmark, LaBar, Terry, Meador, C. Hallmark, D. Barton, Fry, Lowe, Kinred, B. Barber. FIRST ROW; Richards, Verlander, Richardson, WilUams, Hyman, Guthrie, Jones, Pressler, Stuart, Thompson. The Burnet Bullpups developed quickly this year under new coach, Kenneth Teltow. The team played outstandingly all year, owning a 6-2 season record, and eventually winning the Dis- trict Championship. Beginning with an important 20-0 victory over Goldthwaite the team progressed steadily throughout the season. A last-second touchdown spelled the defeat of Copperas Cove for their second district win. The Bullpups con- tinued their winning ways as their third district victory, an 18-0 win, was charged to Mason. Finishing the season against always-dangerous Marble Falls, the Bullpups fought courageously and fully deserved a 20-12 win. The Burnet Bulldogs look forward with eagerness to the ar- rival of these boys in high school. Defensive Line Up Burnet-M. F. Junior High Game Burnet Bullpups Top onies 20-12 Monday The Junior High Ponies suffer- ed their second defeat of the sea- son Monday night when the Bur- net Bullpups took them 20- 12. The Set For Monday At haJI: sent ball s The Woernei seven w V0 MARBLE FALLS — The junior football classic of the year will 5e played Monday night when wo young rivals, the Marble Falls junior hift— nies and the their rec The gam 'vpv pv provide a annual gruc Burnet Bulk Burnet Bollnii« J0 hnartc in Falls Mustar. of homecomin VC 10 basketball Left to right: 40 Terry, 20 Richardson, 22 Crawford, 4 Stuart, 50 Thompson, 28 Barber, 52 Goode, Greer, 40 Kukendall, Verlander. nn Junior High takes time out for lunch. A junior high class retreats to their classroom during lunch on a cold, wintry day. Pull Pup Pep Squad Lewis’ ciW‘ c ,ee i -eMr kfiL Jfl ’ f w • flerr ' %' e, A' r e 'nTho ips' lbJes, G . _____________' ‘' •0 CQAbT' B °°n£. £ °°A a, 0lv: mW) r- !T Jmty y c ok. v FIRST ROW, L. to r.: Robertson, Mills, Harrison, Baker, Lucksinger, Young, Henderson. SEC- OND ROW: Johnson, Crow, Brown, Tipple, Felid, Miller, Cox, Miller, Word, Sandner, Johns- ton, Stewart, Johnston, Lucksinger. THIRD ROW; Lavender, Mrs. Word. O'Donnell, Tate, Smith, Mills, Tippie. f 93 Special instruction Mike Adams Ronald Amidon Rebecca A ter Perry Bingham Sharon Brown Shirley Fry Johnny Martinez Curtis McDaniel Marie Samford Eugene Vasquez Clinton Worrell Harvest festival Representatives Bill Sawyer and Janis Tippie Ronnie Lucksinger and Linda Pafford Eddie Faris and Mike Goble and Sally Roberson Jackie Mehrens Willie Richardson and Janie Haynes Gary Hyatt and Vickie Massey Dan Jenkins and Ruth McReynolds faculty HOMER GOODRICH B. S., Baylor University Graduate work, Southwest Texas State College EUNICE ANTHONY, B.A., Mary Hardin Baylor, 5th grade. BOBBYE BEHLAU, B. S., Abilene Christian, 3rd grade. DOROTHY FANCHER, B. S., East Texas State, 4th grade. ANNIE FOREHAND, B. A., Southwest Texas State, Sam Houston, North Texas, 2nd grade. HAZEL GARRETT, B.A., Baylor Univ., Graduate work. Southwest Texas, Texas University, 5th grade. REGINA HAUCK, B. A., B. S., Moravian College, Lehigh, 4th grade. FRANCES HENRY, B. S., Howard Payne, Texas U., Texas Tech, John Tarleton Col- lege, 2nd grade. MURRIEL KASSAW, B.S., Univ. of Houston, Kidd College, 5th grade. ELIZABETH KNOX, B. A., Southwestern, Hardin-Simmons, S.T. S. T.C., 1st grade. GRACE KROEGER, M. Ed., Sul Ross State, 1st grade. AGNES McCOY, B.S., S. T.S.T.C., 1st grade. GAIL NEWBY, B. A., Abilene Christian College, Texas University, 2nd grade. EVELYN SANDNER, B.S., M. Ed., Univ. of Texas, Special Education. NORMADALE SMIGH, B.S., M. Ed., South- west Texas State, 2nd grade. JEWEL TAYLOR, B. S. John Tarleton, Sul Ross, Univ. of Texas, 3rd grade. ETHEL WARNER, B. A., Abilene Christian, Texas University, Sul Ross, 4th grade. Principal’s Message Congratulations to the sponsors and staff for an excellent annual. This project signifies cooperation and hard work. This annual is a pictorial record of the many achievements of this year. I know that in the future years we will become more and more appreciative of this fine book. 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