Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

ADMINISTRATION Page - 11 Classe. CLASSES Page - 17 PERSONALITIES Page - 37 ORGANIZATIONS Page - 51 2 Table of Contents The school year of 1963-64 has been like many others, one of transition for everyone at BHS. Freshmen have made adjustments to accommodate high school requirements of scholarship and school life. Sophomores have begun to assume the leadership qualities that will prevail in the future. Juniors have been appointed or elected to many positions and given many honors. And seniors have fulfilled their responsi- bilities and now look forward to vocations or higher education. Yet, in these terms, this year was not really so different from any other, but to every individual the past year has been the author of innumerable experiences to be recalled whenever par- ticipants gather. It has been the goal of the BULLDOG staff to record this year accurately and meaningfully. The worth of this yearbook might better be judged in the future rather than in the present; its ability to bring back worthwhile memories can only be tested in the future. Of course, this book could not have been completed without the help of many people. The staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the individuals who have helped to make this book possible. To Chester Kincheloeand Bob Bray, we owe our special thanks for many pictures taken of the school's activities. To our school photographer, G. F. Kilman of Fred- ericksburg, we say thank you for your enduring patience. To Mr. Akridge, the faculty, and students, we thank you for your contri- butions, your help, your cooperation and the words of encour- agement. Sharon Strahan, Editor 1964 BULLDOG Annual SPORTS Page - 71 JR. HIGH Page - 97 ELEMENTARY Page - 111 ADVERTISING Page - 127 ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.’ JOHN F. KENNEDY May 22, 1917 - November 22, 1963 American Heritage Promotes Democracy The words of Lincoln, Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Franklin D. Roosevelt ring across our land and echo through the valleys. These leaders plus thousands of men in battle gave us our heritage to reflect on. Theirs was the drive of free men establishing liberty for mankind. The Liberty Bell shall forever herald the truth to the world--we are the land of the free. Such is our heritage--to live as free men in this great land of ours, free to follow the doc- trines of our hearts in upholding our constitution. The legacy of these men carried with it a vast responsibility. Based on our doctrine, based on the freedom and cherished liberty of'men, we the youth of Burnet High School accept the challenge of our forefathers and will forever endeavor to continually promote democracy. Ours shall be a constant quest for truth for as Henri Amiel stated, “Truth is the secret of eloquence and of virtue, the basis of moral authority; it is the highest summit of art and life. Democracy When we select those most favored by us, we turn again to our heritage. Our founders saw to it that each man had the privilege of a free vote. Those se- lected to represent us are chosen by the majority of the vote from the entire student body. Our ances- - . •- - , • • r , • ■ . ' s ■ Homecoming activities included the traditional bonfire, court-house pep-rally, and the presentation of the beautiful Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts. Lynn Wells was selected as Queen, and LaTrelle Sprott was crowned football sweetheart. Band sweetheart, Sue Burton, was also presented. Is Illustrated in tors gave us the privilege of selecting whomever we wish for whatever office - be it Cheerleader, class favorite or Homecoming Queen. Through the Demo- cratic elective process, we are able to select those worthy of recognition. Representing the four BHS classes are these favorites, queens, and sweethearts. Shown are LaTrelle Sprott, Sue Burton, Sandy Galceran, Jo Ann McKenzie, Sharon Strahan, Kaye Lavender, Kakie Lucksinger, Sharon Goble, Judy Jones, and Joye Bibles. B.H.S. Highlights In Sportsmanship Our heritage injects in us the idea of the fairminded. Based on our rights as individuals, we feel-impelled to acknowledge and honor the rights of others. The first ten statements of our constitution instill in us the desire to be fairminded and to respect as well as be respected by other individuals. On the playing field, in the classroom, in all walks of life, the idea of respect and sportsmanship is constantly prac- ticed. Pictured are BHS's pretty cheerleaders, Jo Ann, LaTrelle, Karen, and Kakie. Acting as Co-Captains, Hap and Dudley meet the Hillbillies's leaders before the Fredericksburg game at Burnet. Shaking hands showing good sportsmanship are Burnet Supt. J. L. Akridge and San Saba Supt. J. C. Petty. Each man supported the opposite team in '62. Beautiful girls and their handsome escorts represent themselves, their school and their country. None can travel unattended. We are told by our basic heritage that alliance and assistance are needed for success. Therefore, the fine organizations which support our school are endeavoring to aid us in broadening our dimensions. With the idea of better schools in mind, the organizations are promoting ambitious projects. The P. -T. A. and C.O.B. S. are two such organizations striving to retain high stand- ards of learning in our schools. The P. -T. A. set ambitious goals for the 1963-64 school year and adopted a theme of Boost the Burnet Schools. The P. -T.A. staged the school's Halloween Carnival and mailed a monthly newsletter to all parents and teachers. In Promoting School Activities P. -T.A. OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President - Tex Robertson; Vice- President - Marg Ozier; Secretary - Alice Leech; Treasurer - Bea Her- ridge; Membership - Evelyn Sandner; Special Events - Bill Johnson; Spir- itual - Hal Smith; Reporter - Faye Stewart; Finance - Jack Slaughter; Health - Margaret Miller; News - Bobbie Garner; Hospitality - Mary Frances Johnson; Attendance - Leta Ebeling; Elementary Rooms - Joyce Taylor; Jr. High Rooms - Bea Luck- singer; Past President - Jack Whyburn; Academic Awards - Elizabeth Seid- ensticker; Building - Bob Miller; Lunch Room - Chet Husted; Infor- mation - Virginia McDonald. Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the P. -T. A., was a big success. SEATED: Mrs. Bobbie Garner, Bea Lucksinger, Evelyn Sandner, Eunice Anthony, Mary Frances Johnson, Margaret Miller. STANDING: Marg Ozier, Alice Leech, Tex Robertson, Bea Herridge, Leta Ebeling. 7 Energic Juniors sold the most annuals and won the full page color picture. It is to these and other leaders that we turn for guidance in activities and in government as well as in everyday life. In Leadership and Scholarship Our great country finds its foundations in man’s ability to think and reason. Our peace is maintained through man's ability to negotiate. We choose to recognize those who utilize their best talents and guide us academically and scholastically. Through strong, intelligent leadership will we be better able to promote democracy now as well as in our adult life to come. In recognizing these outstanding students, we are recog- nizing our leaders of tomorrow. Pictured above are the Student Council members who have guided the school's govern- ment. Sharon Strahan speaks in appreciation of the cooperation and help given her and the annual staff. Below are the students who attained the highest averages for the first semester in the various subjects offered at BHS. Dedication BURNET BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. John Sandner, Conley Wofford, Ramsey Clinton, Supt. J. L. Akridge, Norman Wright, Donald Shelburn, Jesse Rhoden, Sylvester Reed. Our school board is made up of dedicated citizens, who spend many hours setting the policy of our school system. At the meetings each month, the members consider many matters important to the effi- cient operation of the school system. They have approved many courses which add depth to our curricu- lum and have directed the beginning of the building program. We wish to express our deepest appreciation for all these countless hours of work and guidance, and for the unselfish devotion you have given throughout the years. Upon you has fallen the responsibility of governing the Burnet School System, of recognizing needs and making decisions that keep the schools in competition with the best. Because of all these contributions, to you, the BOARD OF EDUCATION, we dedicate the 1964 BULLDOG. Board of Education OFFICERS President - Norman Wright Vice-President - Donald Shelburn Secretary - Dr. John Sandner Donald Shelburn, Norman Wright, Dr. John Sandner Mr. Akridge Guides Schools Always busy, always in- terested, Mr. Akridge keeps Burnet schools operating smoothly and efficiently. Graduating from Southwest Texas State College, Mr. Akridge received both a B. S. and a M. A. degree. J. L. AKRIDGE, SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Akridge speaks to the student body. Always Ready to Lend a Helping Hand With patient and devoted leadership this year, Mr. Jim- mie Scott has earned the lasting respect and admiration of B.H.S. students. Mr. Scott holds a B. S. and M. Ed. degree from SWTSC. Mr. Scott co- sponsors the Student Council, the Booster Club, and the Key Club. JIMMIE SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Anthony observes as Mr. Scott performs two of his many duties. MAX ALEXANDER B.S., SWTSC Math, Science Sponsors: Freshman Class JOE L. BIAS ATT I B. S., Lamar Tech Spanish, Math, Ass't Coach Sponsors: Spanish Club, Baseball JIMMIE R. JERMSTAD M. Ed., NTSC Coach, Athletics Government - Economics 14 W. G. ANTHONY B.S., Texas A M College Science Sponsors: Science Club, Golf, 10th Grade JOHN O. GIBSON M. A., Texas A M College Math Sponsors: Junior Class, Golf KENNETH MATTHEWS M.A., Univ. of Texas Social Studies Sponsors: National Honor Society, Freshman Class Faculty Challenges ARLEE BARTON B. S., University of Texas Home Economics Sponsors: Senior Class, F.H.A. TOM J. HENRY M.S,, Texas Tech Voc. Agriculture Sponsors: Senior Class, F.F.A, JEANNE MAY M. A., TCU Counselor and Encourages Students PAGE MCDONALD M. L., Univ. of Houston Journalism Sponsors: Bulldog Barks MARGARET SMITH M.B. A., Univ. of Texas Commercial Sponsors: Sophomore Class JEANNETTE PATTILLO B.S., Howard Payne Girl’s P.E. Sponsors: Pep Squad, Choir LILLIAN TARVER B. A., Southwest Texas English Sponsors: Future Nurses X. PATRICIA ROGERS B.A., North Texas State English, Speech Sponsors: Thespian Society BLANCHE WORD B.S., Southwest Texas Band, English Sponsors: Band Activities Services Aid School and Students FIRST ROW: Ross Dodson, Dowin Stipp, W. C. McCoy, Asa Howell. BACK ROW: Lowell Lynn, Harry Mallett, H. O. Cash, Oren Rogers, Ethel Alexander, Mayme Baker, Ruth Kelley. Mr. Stipp displays shiny bus. Many fine people working in the cafeterias, driving buses, and cleaning the buildings keep the school running properly. Transportation supervisor is Mr. Dowin Stipp, Lowell Lynn is maintenance chief, and Mrs. Janice Ross is cafeteria supervisor. Mrs. Waite Adams and Buck SITTING: Maude Greer, Marie Gibbs, Rayma Eckert. STANDING: Worrells serve at the Elementary Janice Ross, Jessie Wooten, Lucille Shilling, Drusilla McCoy, Iris Building. Smith. 16 Classes Seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen all help to make the school life of BHS democratic and symbolic. Know the truth and the truth shall make you free Senior Class Officers Vice-President - Judy Jones President - Dudley Kinsey Secretary-Treasurer - Sandy Galceran MOTTO. So little done, so much to do. COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Rose SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone We’re Seniors at Last JIMMY ALEXANDER Key Club 1 year; Boys Booster Club 4 years; Thespian Society 1 year (understudy); Spanish Club 2 years; V.I.C. 1 year; Represen- tative of V.I.C. at District Meet 62-63; Choir 1 year; Science Club 1 year. LONNIE ANGLIN Speech Club 60-61; Football 1 year; F.F.A, 3 years; Volleyball Team 61-62; Boys Booster Club 62 - 63. EDRIE BENTON Band 1 year; F.H.A. 4 years; Science Club 2 years; Basketball 1 year; Volleyball 1 year; Spanish Club 1 year; Pep Squad 3 years. DUNCAN CAMPBELL Office Assistant 1 year; Boys Booster Club 1 year. SANDRA COOK Student Council Representative 2 years; F.H.A. 4 years, President 60-61; Class Secretary 60-61; Class Secretary 61-62. CARY CLAWSON Track 4 years; Football 2 years, lettered 1 year; F.F.A. 4 years. Livestock Judging Team 3 years; Science Club 1 year; Speech Club 1 year; B.H.S. Booster Club 1 year; Golf Team 1 year; Student Council 60-61; Class Favorite 60-61. JANIS DILL Science Club 2 years; National Honor Society 4 years; Future Nurses Club 2 years. Reporter 63-64, Pan-American Club 2 years; Spanish Club 1 year; Choir 1 year; Tennis Team 2 years; F.H.A. 2 years. Reporter 1 year, Historian 1 year, Delegate to State Con- vention 2 years; Homecoming Queen Nominee 63-64; Key Club Sweetheart 63-64; Pep Squad 1 year; Most Polite 63-64; Bulldog Annual Staff 63-64. GENE EKRUT Football 4 years, lettered 3 years; Track 2 years, lettered 2 years; Honorable Mention All-District Football 1 year; B Club 3 years; Spanish Club 62 - 63; Basketball 1 year. Seniors Engage in BUD FARIS Baseball 4 years, lettered 3 years; Basketball 3 years, lettered 1 year, All-District Second Team 63-64; F.F. A. 4 years, Reporter 63-64. SUZANNE FELPS Band 4 years; Interscholastic League Solo Contest 2 years; F. H. A. 4 years; Spanish Club 2 years; Science Club 2 years; Future Nurses Club 2 years. Secretary 63-64; Slide Rule 1 year; Stage Band 1 year. SANDY GALCERAN Band 4 years, Reporter 62-63, Sec.-Treas. 63-64, Band Sweet- heart 60-61; Science Club 2 years, Reporter 61-62; F.H. A. 4 years, Vice-Pres. 63-64; Thespian Club 63-64; Spanish Club 2 years; Best-All-Around Freshman; Class Favorite 62-63, 63-64; Harvest Queen Nominee 62-63; Friendliest 63-64; Best Personality 63-64; Cutest 63-64; Miss B. H. S. 63-64, News Staff 63-64, Bus. Mgr. 63; Choir 63-64; Best-All-Around Band Student 63-64; Office Assistant 11 2 years; Class Sec.-Treas. 63-64. DORIS HALL Pep Squad 2 years, F.H. A. 3 years; Future Nurses Club 1 year; V.I.C. Club 1 year, Secretary 62-63. HOWARD HALL F.F, A. 3 years; Football 1 year; Bulldog Booster Club 2 years. KENT JOHNSON F.F. A. 3 years; F.F. A. Sentinel 2 years; Football 3 years. MARY LEIGH JONES F.H. A. 4 years; Pep Squad 4 years; Spanish Club 2 years; Drama Club 1 year, One-Act Play 1 year; Volleyball 1 year; Tennis 1 year; Speech Club 2 years. JUDY JONES Basketball 4 years, lettered 4 years, All-Dist. 63-64, 62-63; National Honor Society 3 years, Sec. 62-63, V. Pres. 63-64; Student Council 2 years; Harvest Queen 63-64, Nominee 61-62; Class Reporter 60-61; Class Pres. 61-62; Class Sec. 62-63; Class V.-Pres. 63-64; MissB.H. S. Norn. 61-62-, 63-64; Miss B. H. S. 62-63; Band 4 years, V. Pres. 61-62, Outstanding Band Member 61-62, Outstanding Music Student 62-63; Sextette 1 yr.; Choir 1 yr.; F.F. A. Sweetheart 62-63; Friendliest 62-63; Most Likely to Succeed 63-64; Most Courteous 60-61; Annual Staff 1 year; Spanish Club 3 yrs., Pres. 63-64; Thespian Society 1 yr., Out- standing Sr., All-Star Cast One-Act Play 63-64; Homecoming Queen Nom. 63-64; Salutatorian. Many Activities DUDLEY KINSEY Football 4 years, lettered 4 years; All-Dist. 62-63; Captain 63-64; All-Dist. 63-64; Track 4 years, lettered 4 years; Baseball 1 year, lettered 1 year; Basketball 2 years; Student Council 1 year; Future Nurses Club Beau 63-64; Senior Class President; One-Act Play 62-63; Spanish Club 1 year; Key Club 63-64; Mr. B.H. S. Nominee 63-64. JERRY KERN Boys Booster Club 1 year. SHIRLEY LIN DEMAN Pep Squad 4 years; National Honor Society 3 years; Student Council 62-63; F.H. A. 3 years, Delegate to State Convention 63-64; Spanish Club 60-61; Library Assistant 2 years; Science- Club 60-61; Bus Safety Patrol 2 years. SHARON MATTESON Freshman Class Treas.; Band 4 years, Interscholastic League second place 2 years; Science Club 1 year; F.H. A. 4 years; Student Council 61-62; National Thespian Society 1 year; Basketball 2 years, lettered 2 years; Varsity Volleyball 2 years; Drama Club Secretary 62-63; News Staff 63-64; Pep Squad 1 year; Library Assistant 1 year. JO ANN McKENZIE F.H. A. 1 year; Science Club 2 years; One-Act Play 1 year; Who's Who in Economics 61-62; Spanish Club 2 years; National Honor Society 1 year; Pep Squad 3 years, Cheerleader 63-64; Homecoming Nominee 63-64; F.F.A. Sweetheart 63-64; Miss B.H. S. Nominee 63-64; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 63-64; Annual Staff 63-64; Student Council 1 year, Secretary 63-64. DON MEREDITH F.F.A. 4 years; Bulldog Booster Club 2 years; Speech Club 1 year; Spanish Club 1 year. BOB MILLER I.C.T. 1 year; F.F.A. 4 years; F.F.A. Sentinel 63-64; Boys Booster Club 2 years; Library Assistant 3 years. SARA MONTGOMERY Class Vice-Pres. 61-62; National Honor Society 3 years. Secre- tary 64; Student Council 2 years, Vice-Pres. 63-64; F.H. A. 3 years. Pres. 62-63; Science Club 1 year; Band 2 years; Pep Squad 2 years; Spanish Club 4 years, Pres- 61-62; Who’s Who in Languages 61-62; Sextette 62-63; Valedictorian. Seniors Provide ROBERT O’HAIR F.F. A. 4 years; Basketball 62-63; Tennis 62-63, 63-64. NADINE PABST Pep Squad 4 years; F.H. A. 4 years; Spanish Club 1 year; Volley- ball 1 year. DAVID PETRICK Freshmen Class Vice-Pres.; Best All-Around 60-61, 63-64; Basketball 3 years, lettered 3 years; Football 4 years, lettered 3 years; Track 3 years, lettered 3 years; Baseball 2 years, lettered 2 years; F.F. A. 3 years, Reporter 62-63; Judging Team 1 year; Mr. B. H.S. Nominee 63-64; Football Captain 63-64; Best Person- ality 63-64; Pep Squad Beau 63-64. TERRY PETRICK Football 3 years, lettered 3 years, Honorable Mention All- District 63-64; Basketball 3 years, lettered 3 years; Track 2 years, lettered 1 year; Baseball 3 years, lettered 3 years; Class Favorite 62-63; Biggest Flirt 63-64; Thespian Club 2 years, National Thespian Society 2 years; Key Club 3 years, Secretary 63-64; F.F. A. 4 years, Secretary 63-64; F.F. A. Poultry Team 2 years; Science Club 1 year; Annual Staff 63-64; Choir 63-64. MARVIN REAVIS F.F. A. 4 years, Treasurer 1 year; Science Club 2 years; Inter- scholastic League Typing 1 year; Booster Club 3 years; Key Club 1 year; Volleyball 1 year; News Staff 1 year; Slide Rule 1 year. BILL SCHROEDER Booster Club 3 years, President 63-64; V.I.C. 1 year. Reporter 62-63; One-Act Play 1 year; High Ranking Boy Graduate 63-64. 22 Leadership and Example SHARON STRAHAN Science Club 2 years, Secretary 60-61, 61-62; F.H.A. 4 years, Reporter 62-63, President 63-64; Bulldog Annual Staff 3 years. Editor 61-62, 62-63, 63-64; National Thespian Society 63-64, Outstanding Sr. Member 63-64; Spanish Club 2 years; Band 4 years, Reporter 60-61, 63-64; Band Sweetheart 62-63; Junior Class President; Neatest 62 - 63 , 63 - 64; Best All-Around Senior 63-64; Student Council 61-62; 63-64; National Honor Society 61-62; Choir 63-64; Library Assistant 63. TONI TANNER Science Club 1 year; Band 4 years, -Reporter 63-64, 62-63; F.H.A, 4 years; Annual Staff 2 years, Photographer 61-62, 62-63; Spanish Club 1 year; National Thespian Society 1 year, Outstanding Sr. Member 63-64; Class Reporter 63-64; Choir 63-64. VIRGINIA TUCKER Science Club 1 year; F.H.A. 4 years; Band 4 years; Future Nurses Club 1 year; Basketball 2 years. COWDEN C. WARD, JR. Cheerleader 60-61; F.H.A. Dreamboat 61-62; F.F.A. 1 year; Boys Booster Club 1 year; Football 2 years; National Thespian Society 2 years, President 62-63, 63-64; Outstanding Sr. Thespian Member 63-64; Key Club 2 years; Choir 63-64; One-Act Play 2 years; Student Council 1 year; Best Dressed 1 year. JACK YOUNG F.F.A. 4 years, Vice-Pres. 63-64, Poultry Judging 60-61, Livestock Judging 63-64; First in Area; Sixth in State; Chapter Star Farmer 61-62; Livestock Judging 62-63; First in Area; Foot- ball 4 years, lettered 3 years, Hon. Mention All-Dist. 62-63, All-Dist. 63-64; Basketball 4 years, lettered 3 years, All-District 63-64; Track 4 years, lettered 4 years; Baseball 4 years, lettered 4 years, Student Council 1 year, Sgt. at Arms 63-64; Key Club 61-62; Annual Staff 63-64; Mr. B.H.S. Nominee 63-64; Science Club 1 year; Speech Club 1 year; Thespian Club 1 year. HAPPY ZIMMERMAN Football 4 years, lettered 2 years; Track 2 years; Baseball 4 years, lettered 3 years; Annual Staff 2 years. Asst. Sports Ed. 61-62, Royalities Ed. 62-63; Choir 63-64; Science Club 1 year; Speech Club 1 year; News Staff 1 year; Key Club 3 years, Secretary 62- 63; President 63-64; F.F.A. 4 years, Dairy Judging 1961, Treas- urer 62-63, President 63-64; Homecoming Nom. Escort 63-64; Harvest King 63-64; Freshmen Class President; Senior Class Favorite; Friendliest 63-64; Mr. B.H.S. 63-64. 23 24 esse ‘ TV ' Junior Class Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sharon Knies Mike Glenn Lynn Wells Betty Brizendine Miles Sawyer Selling football ribbons and candy were two of the money making projects of the Junior Class. The Juniors also ran the concession stand at the basketball games and sponsored the Harvest Festival, one of the highlights of the school year. Representing the Juniors at the Harvest Festival was Kakie Lucksinger and her escort Bobby Metzler. Our aims are high and we expect to achieve them, expressed the Juniors as their nominee, Lynn Wells, was selected as Homecoming Queen. Also crowned during Homecoming Activities was Band Sweetheart, Sue Burton, a Junior. Showing their many varied interests and talents, the Juniors honored the Senior Class, faculty, and School Board with a banquet and prom at the Green Pastures in Austin. The evening was delightful - wonderful - and will linger in many memories for a long time. 1 «, k. t IB I George Allen Ken Barnett Sharon Blalock Shirley Boyd Walter Boyd Betty Brizendine Sue Burton Terry Castellaw Linda Cowan Barbara Cox Jimmy Crawford Gene Davis Sue D’Spain Lynda Felps Dinah Frazier Sallie Gardner Charlsie Garrett Mike Glenn Stanley Hill Lynda Holley Susan Humphreys Gordon Hyatt Roy Jones Rex Keele DeWayne Tippie proudly poses with Homecoming Queen Smiling Kakie Lucksinger represents the Junior Class in the Lynn Wells. Harvest Festival. Juniors Receive Honors Sharon Knies Cherie Kroeger Mary Landtroop Jimmy Lastly Ann Long Kakie Lucksinger Sheryl McFarland Bobby Metzler Carolyn Newton Sylvia Owens Susan Parker Gloria Payne Charles Phillips Jack Phillips Larry Re avis Vernon Richardson Pat Robards Larry Rutledge David Samford Miles Sawyer Marsha Scruggs Doug Smith LaTrelle Sprott Freddie Sylvester Brenda Tippie Sharon Verlander Karen Ward Viva Jean Warwick Lynn Wells Janie Williams Dale Wofford Terry Yocum Active Students Are Rewarded Mikes Sawyer proudly escorts LaTrelle Sprott, 1963 Sue Burton, 1963 Band Sweetheart, accepts bouquet Football Sweetheart. from escort, Mike Glenn. 27 28 Sophomore Class President Vice-Pre sident Secretary Treasurer Reporter Elizabeth Rhoden Pat Flynn Suzy Glenn Margaret Debo Cindy Kroeger The Sophomore Class has actively entered in many extracurricular activities and functions. They have been well represented in every thing they have undertaken. The class has had two parties, one of which was a bowling party in Austin. The other was a swimming party held at the end of the school year. This year the class has worked very willingly and is well-prepared to assume the role of upper classmen. Members of the class realize that In ourselves our future lies. That is why we chose it for our class motto. Ira Adams Judy A mi don Larry Austin Ginny Baker Richard Barber Horace Barton Joye Bibles Robert Bingham Robert Bordovsky Pam Bowers Otis Bridges Bob Clark Mary Gene Clements Linda Cordes Sharyn Cox Danny Crawford Charles Davis Margaret Debo William DeLeon Billie Dickinson Danny Duke Linnelle Dunn Gary Eden Lynn Ellett Adelaide Escamilla Andy Feild Pat Flynn Judy Frymire Harry Garner Suzy Glenn Sharon Goble Gerald Greer Linda Guess Dudley Hall Patty Hall Linda Hopkins Jim Hornsby Doyle Jackson Nina Jones John Jordon Sophomores Prepare for Future Mary Kern Sam Kindred Cindy Kroeger Bill Kuykendall John Landtroop Glen Lewis Rose Long Vernon Love John Lowe Ronnie Lucksinger Joe McCurry Mike Massey Kenneth Mayfield Edwin Meador Jeanie Newton Norma Pack Lenita Pafford Linda Pafford Phil Ray James Rettman Joye Bibles represents Sophomore Class at Har- vest Festival. Lynn, Joye, Charlsie, Cherie, Suzy posed proudly before '63 season. and Contribute Talents to School Activities. Sandra Rhea Theresa Rhea Elizabeth Rhoden Willie Richardson Dorothy Sanders Margaret Schroeder Eddie Shackelford Gwen She 1 bum Jim Shepperd James Stuart DeWayne Tippie Rick Verlander Gail White Mike Williams Karen Wooten Jimmy Zumwalt Freshman Class Officers President Janis Tippie Vice-President Kaye Lavendar Secretary Treasurer Reporter Caroline Duncan Bill Sawyer Vickie Massey Jonathan Allen Don Baker Loyd Baker Sharon Baker Billy Barber David Barton Pat Barton Wayne Bird Johnny Brandon James Brown Tyrone Brown Bonnie Burnett Jimmy Clark Linda Clendennen Bob Cole They Are the Leaders of Tomorrow Tommy Crain Judy Crawford Richard Culp Richard Davis Barbara Dellinger Tommye Dorbandt Caroline Duncan Larry Dunlap Wayne Faught Joe Garacia William Garvin Mary Gonzales Jerry Goodwin Fonda Hall Carl Hallmark Charles Hayes Clif Hilliard Jan Hinkle Larry Hocker Gary Hyatt Jerry Hyman Larry Jenkins Jock Johnson Linda Johnston Burnam Jones Duane Kirchner Eugene LaBar Wanda Landtroop Kaye Lavender Karen Lewis Nancy Leach Ronnie, Andy, Vernon, and Bill relax under the shade after lunch - just thinking up mischief for the poor Little Freshman. Allen Love Shirley Lucksinger Dorothy McCurry Betty McDavid Cindy McFarland Vickie Massey Barbara Sue Milliom Aldena Mills Mike Nelson Freddie Pabst Timothy Pelfrey Shirley Ratliff Terry Roberts Cynthia Russell Steve Sandner Bill Sawyer Walter Lee Shackleford Edgar Neil Shelburn' Kenneth Smith Freshmen Lend Help to Each Other Lovely Cindy McFarland is the Freshman choice for Harvest Queen. She is shown riding in the Halloween Parade. John Spell Janis Tippie Tommy Tate Linda Tippie 35 Four girls worked hard to make their first year a “big one ' IN MEMORIAM On Tuesday evening, November 5th, 1963, Ranny Hood, a freshman, was hit by a truck shortly after getting off the school bus. Although Ranny had been in Burnet High School only a few weeks, he had made a place for himself in the hearts of many friends and shared in the school activities. Ranny had been very active in the Bulldog Booster Club, and had gone on all the out-of-town trips. His cute smile, good nature, and friendly words are indeed missed at Burnet High School. Merlene Joan Wills Toni Yocum Linda Faught Raymond Hallmark Freshman Day was made the most of by Linda Faught and Bonnie Burnett. Cheryl Tumlinson Charles Waits Alene Warwick Ava Rae Weisinger Mr. B.H.S. DUDLEY KINSEY DAVID PETRICK JACK YOUNG HAP ZIMMERMAN Runners-Up JO ANN McKENZIF Freshman Sophomore Cm.lv Mrf-arland Joye Bibles Kakie Lucksinger Lovely Girls Represent Classes Junioi Senior Judy Jones arvest Queen i Lynn Wells Crowned Homecoming Queen Three Seniors Are Homecoming Nominees 41 DUDLEY KINSEY F.N.A. Beau JANIS DILL Key Club Sweetheart DAVID PETRICK Pep Squad Beau Basketball Sweetheart MARY GENE CLEMENTS Basketball Beau VERNON RICHARDSON Sophomore Favorites SHARON GOBLE and ANDY FEILD Freshman Favorites KAY LAVENDER and TOMMY TATE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Jones Sam Kindred NEATEST Sharon Strahan Mike Glenn MOST POLITE Janis Dill Mike Glenn BEST PERSONALITY Sandy Galceran David Petrick 49 Classes Choose Best All Around SENIORS Sharon Strahan David Petrick JUNIORS LaTrelle Sprott Bobby Metzler FRESHMEN Cindy McFarland Richard Davis SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Rhoden Andy Feild m 4 n � Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ... ” Clinton Rossiter JUL lilt Annual Staff Turns Out Largest Annual Ever ROW 1: Tommye Dorbandt, Cynthia Russell, Karen Ward, Sharon Blalock. ROW 2: Elizabeth Rhoden, Mary Clements, Jo Ann McKenzie. ROW 3: Sharon Strahan, Lynn Wells, Charlsie Garrett, Jock John- son, Sharon Knies, Janis Dill, Judy Jones. ROW 4: Mrs. May, Terry Petrick, David Samford, Jack Young, Charles Phillips, Steve Sandner, Mike Glenn. During the year most students were busy working on homework, but the Bulldog staffers were per- forming a variety of assignments - scheduling, taking and selecting pictures, planning layouts, writing copy, and selling ads and subscriptions. Much planning went into each section and of course, deadlines made the task exciting and exacting. Besides the usual misspelled names, lost negatives, and missing pictures, the 1964 Bulldog had many other firsts to be remembered - special end-sheets, color pages, and the biggest annual ever. The staff worked hours and hours to give BHS a book of memories - re- corded, created, and cherished. EDITOR -----------------------Sharon Strahan ASST. ED.---------------------David Samford BUS. MGR...............-..........Mike Glenn CLASSES CHM................ Jo Ann McKenzie ARTS and ADS------------------Mary Clements SPORTS ED........................ Judy Jones PHOTOGRAPHY--------------Terry Petrick Lynn Wells PERSONALITIES----------------- Sharon Knies Sharon Blalock ORGANIZATIONS.........................Charlsie Garrett SALES MGRS. -..........-..........Jock Johnson Steve Sandner Sharon Strahan - Editor 52 ROW 1: Charles Phillips, Rep. , Kakie Lucksinger, Treas. , Miles Sawyer, Pres. , Jo Ann McKenzie, Sec., Jack Young, Sgt.-at-Arms. ROW 2: Toni Yocum, Kaye Lavender, Lynn Wells, Charlsie Garrett, Jock Johnson. ROW 3: Mr. Akridge, Jonathon Alien, Sharon Goble, Bonnie Burnett, Judy Jones, Sharon Strahan, Doug Smith, Mr. Scott. ROW 4: Cowden Ward, Andy Field, Harry Garner, Dudley Kinsey, Mike Glenn, Tommy Tate, Willie Richardson. Student Council Governs Activities At a night meeting, plans for the spring banquet were put into high gear. Student Council President Miles Sawyer presents Principal Jimmie Scott with a farewell gift. Mr. Scott, Student Council co- sponsor, gives a final speech to the student body. 53 Mrs. Page McDonald, librarian and BULLDOG BARKS Sponsor News Staff SEATED: Doug Smith, Mrs. McDonald. STANDING: Gloria Payne, Sharon Matteson, Sandy Galceran, Sharon Verlander, Terry Yocum, Cowden Ward, Marvin Reavis, Syl- via Owens, David Samford. First Semester Second Semester •----Doug Smith................- David Samford ------Sandy Galceran-------------Sylvia Owens ------Terry Yocum-----------------Cowden Ward Sharon Verlander----------Gloria Payne, Associate Editor • Gloria Payne--------------Mrs. Page McDonald, Sponsor The BULLDOG BARKS is published semi-monthly by the Burnet High School journalism Class. EDITOR.......... BUS. MGR........ SPORTS EDITOR - - ASSOC. SPORTS ED, JUNIOR HIGH NEWS ROW 1: Kern, Burton, Dill, Rhoden, S. Felps, Robards, Kroeger, Cordes. ROW 2: Debo, Brozendine, L. Pafford, Dick- enson, Pafford, Hall, Newton, Wooten, T. Rhea, C. McFarland, S. Rhea, Frymire, Ellett, Goble, Lucksinger, Long. ROW 3: Mrs. Tarver, Cowan, D. Spain, Tucker, McFarland, Scruggs, Tippie, Dorbandt, Warwick, Felps, Clendenen, Parker, Shelburn, Mills, Mrs. Faye Stewart, Mrs. Joe Shepperd, Sponsors. Future Nurses Cindy Kroeger, State President Candidate - Elizabeth Rhoden ----Cindy Kroeger ---- Suzanne Felps -------Pat Robards ---------Janis Dill ....... Mary Kern Mrs. Faye Stewart Mrs. Joe Shepperd Mrs. Lillian Tarver New at B.H.S. President • Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter - Chaplain ■ Sponsors - Sharon Matteson, Ann Long, Pat Robards received Blue Belle pins for 200 Volun- teer hours of work at Shepperd Hospital. Bulldog Barks FIRST ROW: Sharon Knies, Miles Sawyer, Marsha Scruggs, ROW 2: Joye Bibles, Pat Flynn, Doug Smith, Judy Jones, Mr. Kenneth Mathews, Sponsor. ROW 3: Mary Gene Clements, Sam Kindred, Sara Montgomery, Charlsie Gar- rett, Kakie Lucksinger, Shirley Lindeman. National Honor Society Promotes Scholarship To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the stu- dents of American secondary schools are the objectives of the National Honor Society. Members are selected each semester on the basis of their character, leadership, service, and scholarship. An over-all academic average of 90 is required at BHS. Key Club Provides Needed Services FRONT ROW: Mike Williams, Miles Sawyer, Charles Phillips, Dudley Kinsey, Bill Kuykendall, Terry Castellaw. ROW 2: Ronnie Lucksinger, Gerald Greer, Jimmy Alexander, Andy Feild, Doug Smith, Jim Shepperd, Ken Barnett, Harry Garner, Sam Kindred, Dale Wofford. ROW 3: Marvin Reavis, Rex Keele, Dwayne Tippie, Mike Glenn, Bobby Metzler, Hap Zimmerman, Terry Petrick, Cowden Ward Jr. , Rick Verlander, George Allen, John Landtroop. Under the guidance of Principal Jimmie Scott and Kiwanis Club President Oscar Jones, the BHS Key Club has based their activities on the purpose of the club: to give unselfish service to the school and community. 55 Future Homemakers Are an Active Group ROW 1: Crawford, McDavid, Clendennen, Dorbandt, McCurry, Montgomery, Dill, Galceran, Strahan, Brizendine, Cox, Verlander, Faught, Pack, Burnett. ROW 2: Dunn, Ward, Lucksinger. F. Hall, P. Hall, Owens, L. Felps, Burton, Frazier, B. Tippie, S. Tippie, Pabst, Tucker, Guess, L. Pafford. ROW 3: Tumlinson, Weisinger, A. Warwick, Massey, S. Rhea, Elliot, Yocum, Newton, R. Long, Leech, Shelbum, Payne, Dickerson, C. McFarland. ROW 4: Tanner, Scruggs, Kroeger, Glenn, T. Rhea, Schroeder, M. Landtroop, Matteson, Lindeman, Parker, Jones, S. McFarland, Dillinger. ROW 5: S. Felps, Humphries, A. Long, Amidon, Hopkins, Rhoden, Boyd, L. Pafford, W. Landtroop, Barton, Robards, D. Hall, Fry mi re, Benton, V. J. Warwick. 56 Officers for this year are: Sharon Strahan - President Sandy B. Galceran - Vice-President Janis Dill - Treasurer Betty Brizendine - Secretary Gloria Payne - Reporter Mrs. Barton - Sponsor The Future Homemakers of America has become a most popular organization among high school girls who engage in home making courses. This organi- zation provides good training for homemakers of tomorrow. Mrs. Arlee Barton Sponsor Future Farmers Have Busy Year ROW 1: Lastley, Phillips. ROW 2: Keele, Faris, T. Petrick, Zimmerman, Jo Ann McKenzie, Sweetheart, Young, M. Reavis, Miller, Tom Henry, Sponsor. ROW 3: Castellaw, Barnett, Massey, Boyd, Hyatt, Hall, Crain, Tippie, L. Reavis. ROW 4: Stewart, Kroeger, Richardson, Rutledge, Brandon, Johnson, Anglin, Meador, Hornsby. ROW 5: Faught, Bordovsky, Bridges, Culp, Field, O'Hair, Lucksinger. ROW 6: Hocker, Bird, D. Barton, Baker, Hinkle, G. Hyatt, Allen, Sawyer. ROW 7: Greer, Bingham, Jackson, Garcia, Clawson, D. Petrick, H. Barton, Roberts. These are only two of Burnet's groups to come home with places in judging contests. Booster Boys, Little Stinker, and Pat Join Cheerleaders ROW 1: Randy Hood, David Samford, John Jordon, James Stewart, Bill Schroeder, Gordon Hyatt, Wil- liam DeLeon, Ted Garvin. ROW 2: Mr. Jimmie Scott, Charles Hayes, George Allen, Glen Lewis, Jerry Goodwin, Marvin Reavis, Jerry Kern, Larry Reavis, Jimmy Alexander, Mike Massey, Duncan Campbell, Freddy Pabst, Stanley Hill, Doyle Jackson, Mr. John Gibson, Sponsor. and Pep Squad in Backing the Bulldogs PEP SQUAD OFFICERS President - Sharon Knies Vice-Pres. - Sharon Verlander Secretary - Pat Robards Mascot - Tyra Dawn Biasatti Sponsor - Mrs. Jeanette Pattillo Head Cheerleader, Karen Ward, relaxes during the half at the Goldthwaite football game. The Cheerleaders and the Pep Squad attended every game and contributed enthusiasm, spirit, and support. The out-of-town games were lots of fun. The long trips and picnics will be remembered as won- derful times. There was never a quiet moment! Making the B are Pat Barton, Barbara Cox, Mary Clements, Bonnie Burnett, Margaret Schroeder, Karen Wooten, Judy Amidon, Linnelle Dunn, Mary Kern, Vickey Massey, Marsha Scruggs, Lenita Pafford, Viva Warwick, Sylvia Owens, Toni Yocum, Wanda Landtroop, Edrie Benton, Linda Cowan, Sharon Verlander, Sharon Blalock, Shirley Boyd, Mary Landtroop, Linda Holley, Gloria Payne, Linda Clendennen, Tommye Dorbandt, Cindy McFarland, Cynthia Russell, Sara Montgomery, Linda Hopkins, Sharon Cox, Betty Brizendine, Shirley Linderman, Janis Dill, Alene Warwick, Jeanie New- ton, Billie Dickerson, Linda Cordes, Karen Lewis, Caroline Duncan, Cheerleaders: Karen Ward, Jo Ann McKenzie, LaTrelle Sprott, Kakie Lucksinger. 59 Science Club Combines Techniques With Theory FRONT ROW: Glenn Lewis, Suzie Felps, Bob Cole, Jerry Hyman, Doug Smith, Miles Sawyer, Mike Glenn, Mike Nelson, Mr. Glenn Anthony, Sponsor. ROW 2: Dale Wofford, Sam Kindred, Linda Cordes, Joye Bibles, James Stewart, Gerald Greer, Ronnie Lucksinger, James Rettman. Under the careful supervision of Mr. Glenn Anthony, Science teacher, the advanced science students com- bine lab techniques with theory for a well rounded scientific background. The Science Club includes students from the various science classes - General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. After school, club members meet in the lab, where much emphasis is placed on lab work which includes experiments designed to illustrate the basic principle of each science. A Study of Espanol Creates Spanish Atmosphere ROW 1: Ward, Flynn, Greer, Rettman, Hilliard, Dunlap, Johnson, Brown, Sandner, Verlander, Lucksinger, Kindred, Jones. ROW 2: Allen, Kroeger, Bibles, Sprott, Goble, Pafford, Knies, Clements, Galceran, Mont- gomery, Mary Jones, Schroeder, Dickerson, Cox. ROW 3: Sheppard, Newton, Linda Pafford, Wells, Rhoden, Bowers, Brizendine, R. Lucksinger, McKenzie, Duncan, Dill. ROW 4: Warwick, Benton, Felps, LaBar, Kuykendall, Landtroop, Garrett, Robards, Strahan, Scruggs. ROW 5: Mr. Joe Biasatti, Sponsor, Metzler, Alexander, Glenn, Nelson, Lewis, Tate, Davis, Barnett, Reavis, Kinsey, Woffard, Garner, Castelaw, Phillips. 60 Customs, history, fluent Spanish, and Mr. Joe Biasatti head the agenda for the students of the Spanish club. A fun packed evening in Austin for the entire club consisted of dinner at El Chico's and seeing Jose Greco at the auditorium. The evening was the highlight for the club for the year. The National Thespians Add Members Doug Smith, Charlsie Garrett, Judy Jones, Susan Humphries The Outstanding Thespians for 63- 64 Pictured Above are: ROW 1: Miss Pat Rogers, Sponsor, Doug Smith, Vice Pres., Charlsie Garrett, Sec., Mary Gene Clements, Treas. , Cowden Ward, Pres. ROW 2: Jack Young, Jimmy Alexander, Judy Jones, Karen Lewis, Jo Ann McKen- zie, Kaye Lavender, Sharon Stra- han, Lynn Wells, Terry Petrick, Charles Phillips. ROW 3: Caroline Duncan, Margaret Schroeder, Sha- ron Verlander, Sharon Goble, Sandy Galceran, Joye Bibles, Janie Williams, Toni Tanner, Cynthia Russell. Tanner, Judy Jones, Sharon Strahan, Cowden Ward The Outstanding Thespians for '63-'64 Many thanks are in order for Miss Rogers in presenting the One-Act Play and the Christ- mas play. Toni Bulldog Band Builds Spirit FRONT ROW: Lynn Wells, Chetie Kroeger, Charlsie Garrett, Drum Major, Joye Bibles, Suzy Glenn. ROW 2; Sharon Strahan, Judy Jones, Aldena Mills, Toni Tann-er, Janis Tippie, Elizabeth Rhoden, Cindy Kroeger. ROW 3: Sharon Goble, Susan Parker, Judy Frymire, Kaye Lavender, Margaret Debo, Nina Jones, Sharon Baker, Shirley Lucksinger. ROW 4: John Landtroop, Linda Johnston, Jonathon Allen, Sheryl McFarland, Saiiie Dishman, Fred Sylvester. ROW 5: Lynda Felps, Suzanne Felps, Jock Johnson, Jimmy Brown, Steve Sandner, Terry Castellaw, Doug Smith. ROW 6: Director Miss Word, Dale Woffard, Sandy Galceran, Sue Burton, Ginny Baker, Mike Glenn, Janie Williams, Virginia Tucker, Robert Cole. The band hurriedly takes its seat so it can bring the team onto the field with Victory. Majorettes, Drum Major, and Seniors Recognized JOYE BIBLES SUZY GLENN CHARLSIE GARRETT Drum Major CHERIE KROEGER Head Majorette - LYNN WELLS The band seniors, Judy Jones, Sharon Strahan, Toni Tanner, Virginia Tucker, Sandy Galceran, Suzanne Felps, were recognized at the Homecoming Game. 63 Many Activities Crowded Into the Year Those participating in the Law Day activities thought it to be a success. The Christmas play brought laughs. The snow didn't dampen spirits. Dr. C. L. Kay was just one of the many excellent speakers we heard this year. These are next year's seniors. The majorettes perform at pep rally. The bonfire made the Homecoming game a real challenge. Mr. Gibson held slide rule class after school for inter- ested students. 64 Charlsie Garrett places crown on Homecoming Queen Lynn Wells as escort Dewayne Tippie waits to kiss her Royal Majesty. Mike Glenn escorts the Band Sweet- heart Sue Burton. and Then There Were More Formal Moments Cherie Kroeger presents flowers to Football Sweetheart La Trelle Sprott while Miles Sawyer stands by. New Harvest Queen and King replace the old. The Junior-Senior Banquet was a very gala affair held at Green Pastures in Austin. Eight Receive Jackets for Top Grades ROW 1: Janis Dill, Sallie Dishman, Gloria Payne, Sara Montgomery. ROW 2: Shirley Lindeman, Judy Jones, Miles Sawyer, and Pam Kindred. Honor Roll Students Named ROW 1: Hyatt, Hocker, Dishman, Tumlinson, Goble, Knies, Lucksinger. ROW 2: Laven- der, Massey, Kindred, Smith, Robards, Warwick, Wells. ROW 3: Rhea, Montgomery, Dill, Sawyer, Garner, Jones, Sprott, and Scruggs. 66 Students Receive Scholarship Medals ROW 1: Gary Hyatt, Larry Hocker, Sallie Dishman, Gloria Payne. ROW 2: Vickie Massey, Aileen War- wick, Viva Warwick, Sam Kindred, David Samford. ROW 3: Theresa Rhea, Judy Jones, Gordon Hyatt, Jo Ann McKenzie, Miles Sawyer, Sara Montgomery. NOT PICTURED: James Stuart and Betty Brizendine. These Students Received the Highest Grades in the Following Subjects. Geometry-------- Algebra I------- Algebra II------ Biology--------- Chemistry------- General Science Physics -....... Journalism------ General Math - - English I------- English II------ English III----- English IV------ Typing I........ Typing II------- Shorthand------- Bookkeeping - - - - Miles Sawyer ------Gary Hyatt ----Sam Kindred ----Theresa Rhea ---Sam Kindred • - Vickie Massey ----Miles Sawyer - - David Samford ----James Stuart ■-Aileen Warwick ----Theresa Rhea ----Miles Sawyer ------Judy Jones Jo Ann McKenzie - - Sallie Dishman Sara Montgomery Sara Montgomery Homemaking I Vickie Massey MomemaKing n — — nomemaKing - - - - World History - - Theresa Rhea Ain. nisiui oaiu muuwu uuv i. — d v f 1 � _ _ r. quiris; r. t. {rsoysj opanisn i Ct-tAnt TT opamMi ii oaui ixiiiuivvj tjanu - - — - - - juay jones speecn 11 Voc. Ag. II Voc. Ag. Ill Miles Sawyer Gordon Hyatt Many Activities Contribute to a Student’s Attitude and Enthusiasm F. F. A. boys proudly show off their winnings. Mrs. Barton bids farewell to Mr. Scott by presenting him with a gift from the faculty. Jock Johnson becomes the first proud owner of a 1964 Bulldog annual. Judy Jones and Hap Zimmerman smile proudly after being crowned Harvest King and Queen. Burnet Fairs Well at Interscholastic League BAND: Cindy Kroeger, Susan Humphries, Toni Tanner, Judy Jones, Gwen Shelburn. ROW 2: Jock Johnson, Aldena Mills, John Landtroop, Nina Jones, Sharon Goble, Steve Sandner. TYPING Linda Cordes Bob Cole Jo Ann McKenzie PROSE Pat Flynn Janie Williams 70 ____________________ Sara Montgomery Jo Ann McKenzie READY WRITING Cynthia Russell Janis Tippie SHORTHAND Betty Brizendine Marsha Scruggs MATH AND SCIENCE Miles Sawyer Doug Smith Sam Kindred POETRY J 5EHIW CLR55 I� Susan Humphries Terry Yocum SPELLING VMHTAINI944 MARSHAL! ISLANDS MARIANAS ISLANDS nil III 11945-IWOJIMAOWNAWA k KOREA 1950 Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson Introducing Head Coach Jimmie Jermstad and Asst. Coach Joe Biasatti. the Bulldogs 1963 TRI-CAPTAINS OF BURNET BULLDOG TEAM - Jack Young, Dudley Kinsey, and David Petrick. Although the Bulldogs' finished the season with a 3-6-1 record, they did win the respect of the teams that they played by a display of spirited determination and hard driving effort. The success of the 1963 team was based upon these factors and the potential that has been un- covered. FRONT ROW: David Petrick, Hap Zimmerman, Charles Phillips, Cowden Ward, Gene Ekrut, Terry Petrick, Bill Kuyken- dall, Robert Bordovsky. SECOND ROW: Charles Davis, Bobby Metzler, Mike Williams, Willie Richardson, Miles Sawyer, Rex Keele, Jack Young, Dudley Kinsey. THIRD ROW: Danny Crawford, Gary Eden, Mgrs.: Walter Boyd, Rick Verlander, Terry Yocum, Andy Feild, Eugene LaBar, Dwayne Tippie, Gerald Greer, Mgr. 1963 Burnet Bulldog Football Team Pat” Gary Eden Gerald Greer Danny Crawford Mascots and Managers Aid Bulldogs This Year David Petrick, Terry Yocum, Hap Zimmerman, Miles Sawyer, Charles Phillips, Jack Young, Gene Ekrut, Terry Petrick, Bill Kuykendall, Robert Bordovsky, Dudley Kinsey. OFFENSIVE TEAM SCORES 138 POINTS Led by the passing of Quarterback Jack Young to David Petrick and the ground gaining plays called by Willie Richardson, the 1963 BULLDOGS scored 138 points to tie the 138 points scored against them defensively. Under the guidance of the new HEAD COACH JIMMIE JERMSTAD and Asst. Coach Joe Biasatti, the team won the first three district games by margins, lost two hard-fought close ones to Goldthwaite and Marble Falls, tied Santa Anna in a last half thriller, and fell before Copperas Cove in close the season. The drivd and stamina of this year’s sophomores, Rick Verlander and Bill Kuykendall, greatly increases the potential for '64. Outstanding seniors on offense moved the ball well. The hard running of Dudley Kinsey, David Petrick, Jack Young, Terry Yocum, Wayne Faught contributed greatly to the success which the team boasted this season. Miles Sawyer, Jack Young, Gene Ekrut, Charles Phillips, David Petrick, Dudley Kinsey, Hap Zimmerman, Terry Petrick, Willie Richardson, Dwayne Tippie, Walter Boyd. DEFENSIVE TEAM HAS 138 POINTS AGAINST THEM 73 Good Spirit Sparks Gene Ekrut Sr. - Guard Dudley Kinsey Sr. - Back Terry Petrick Cowden Ward Sr. - Guard Sr. - Back D. Petrick breaks into the open as teammates clear the way. Hap Zimmerman YELLOW JACKETS TRIP BULLDOGS IN SEASON OPENER, 24 to 12 Sr Center A rough and ready Bulldog team took to the field at Llano. Kinsey raced around R. end to score the season's first T.D. Burnet's second razzle-dazzle touchdown was a 55 yd. run by D. Petrick. Fine blocking was provided by Tippie and Phillips. Bulldogs Thru Season ' '.'X; '� 'a''1 Ken Barnett Jr. - Tackle F-.-'W- - j'mv- .v Walter Boyd Jr. - End i .•.. Rex Keele Jr. - Tackle u, ‘V , .I-V . .. :. • Bobby Metzler Jr. Back DeWayne Tippie Jr. - Tackle Football Sweetheart LaTrelle Sprott is escorted by Stu- dent Body Pres., Miles Sawyer. • « ;-W t, '-'V ' VT ‘ • . Miles Sawyer Jr. - Back Terry Yocum Jr. - Back Charles Phillips Jr. - Tackle 75 Under-Classmen Give Wayne Faught Soph. - Back Charles Davis Andy Field Soph. - End soph. - Back Bill Kuykendall Eugene La Bar Soph. - Tackle Soph. - Guard Robert Bordovsky Soph. - End BILLIES OUTLAST BURNET, 14-6 Co-capt. Dudley Kinsey scored the Bulldogs' lone T. D. as he went over from the 1 yd. line after a 44 yd. drive. The Bulldogs lost no stature in their defeat since they held the Billies' hard-running backs to only 2 scores. Alert linemen were Kuydendall and Verlander. Young and Yocum lent speed to the offense. Dudley Kinsey goes over from the 1 yd. line. Good Support to Team Willie Richardson Rick Verlander Soph. - Back Soph. - Guard A Dillo is surrounded by a pack of Dogs Mike Williams Soph. - Center SAN SABA RAPS BULLDOGS, 26-0 The San Saba game was one that the Bulldogs would like to forget. Plagued by their own fumbles and a stout Dillo de- fense, Burnet was held to a lone first down and only 17 yds. on the ground and 25 in the air. Jack Young played both offense and defense. The Bulldogs dis- played good sportsmanship throughout the game. BULLDOGS, TEAM OF WEEK, WHIP DRAGONS, 22-6 Rebounding after three straight defeats, the Burnet Bulldogs, led by the bonerattling drives of Dudley Kinsey, soundly defeated Round Rock to win the Austin American's accolade as Team of the Week and for Jimmie Jermstad, Coach of the Week. Outstanding on defense were Rex Keele, Rick Verlander, Jack Young. Yocum, Young, and Faught were also very impressive on offense along with Kinsey. Kinsey reeled off 46 yd. run. BURNET GETS SECOND DISTRICT WIN Tremendous Efforts Rewarded BULLDOGS TROUNCE BANGS 38-14 in FIRST DISTRICT GAME The Burnet team made it 1-0 in district play when they soundly trounced the Bangs Dragons 38-14. Young scored first T.D. on 4 yd. pass from Richardson. Young then rambled 60 yds. for the second T.D. Wayne Faught went 31 yds. for the third score, while Yocum ran 48 yds. for his T.D. Lineman Kuykendall's interception set up score by Kinsey. A pass from Young to Davis was good to make the score 38-14. MASCOTS Benji May for the Bulldogs and the Dragon Mascot prepare for battle in front of the Little Stinker of the Booster Club. Young takes 4 yd. toss. Wayne Faught carries as Terry Yocum comes to help. BURNET ROLLS BY EARLY 42-24 Burnet's Bulldogs ran wild in the 1st and 2nd quarters to defeat a game Early squad 42-24. At halftime, the Bulldogs led 34-0. Yocum began the scoring with a 47 yd. run. Kinsey got two more T.D. s while Richard- son’s pass to D. Petrick was good for extra points. Richardson, Faught, and Young also accounted for tallies. The last score was set up by Yocum’s pass interception. Kinsey kicked the extra point. Good de- fense was credited to Verlander, Phillips, Barnett, Petrick, and Keele. 9-A CHAMPS OF GOLDTHWAITE DOWN BULLDOGS IN 8-0 THRILLER Cheerleaders hold Courthouse Pep-rally for lots of Spirit. LaBar, Bardovsky, and Petrick go in to stop Eagle run. Taking over QB tasks, Young discusses plays with Coach. During the conference game plagued with injuries, the Eagles of Goldth- waite shut out the Bulldogs 8-0. The Bulldogs took the opening kick-off, but were unable to move the ball and David Petrick kicked the first of some very nice punts which kept the Eagles from doing a lot of scoring. The Eagles scored in the 2nd quarter when QB Gray went the final 1 yard and passed for two points. A stout defense was led by Bulldogs LaBar, Bardovsky, Petrick, Young and Kuykendall. Richardson was injured and saw no more action during the '63 season. Terry Petrick, Kuykendall, and Davis make nice tackles on a rain-soaked field. Bonfire burns brightly. BULLDOGS FALL BEFORE THE MARBLE FALLS TEAM 6-0 With rain drizzling down all thru what should have been a Homecoming game, the Bulldogs and the Mustangs exchanged punts after the Mustangs had forged ahead the first minute of the game. David Petrick was blocked on the 8 yd. line, which set up the lone score of the game. Weather Man and Rain Interfere BULLDOGS TIE SANTA ANNA During a blue norther, the Burnet team and the Moun- taineers fought to a 12-12 tie. The first half was their game and the last half belonged to the Bulldogs. Jack Young, piloting the team due to Richardson's back injury, passed to David Petrick a 13- yd. pass with 1:38 seconds left. Verlander was outstand- ing on defense. Coach Jermstad gives instructions to Kuykendall, Tippie, LaBar and Boyd during 12-12 tie. Young runs with the ball as Yocum follows. C. of C. Pres. Ramsey Clinton and Co. support Bulldogs in Rain or Shine. 79 Barnett, D. Petrick, Young, and Metzler block for Yocum. BURNET LOSES LAST GAME 14-6 The Bulldogs closed out its season with a 3-1-6 when they lost another heartbreaker to Copperas Cove 14-6. Young passed to Bord- ovsky for a 5-yd. gain and T.D. Rain was again a big factor with conditions wet and muddy. Half- time activities included postponed Queen-Sweetheart presentations. The Bulldogs sit together during a spirit packed pep rally before the Bangs football game. The boys had more pep on the field than indicated by their expressions at the pep rally. Cheerleaders and Bulldogs Have Busy Season Boosting the spirit of the Bulldog football teams were the four cheerleaders and the pretty pep squad. Pep rallies were held in the high school gym except for the Goldthwaite rally held on the Court House steps and the Homecoming bonfire and pep rally on the ball park. The Pep Squad marched this year for the first time and formed a funnel for the boys to run through before each game. There were many new routines given by the pep squad, cheerleaders, and band, which added to the school spirit and atmosphere. ________ . Receiving jackets are the pretty cheerleaders of BHS for 63-64. They are Kakie Lucksinger, Head Cheerleader Karen Ward, LaTrelle Sprott, and Jo Ann McKenzie. ROW 1: Eddie Shackleford, Sam Kindred, Pat Flynn, Ronnie Lucksinger, Jimmy Crawford, Jimbo Hornsby, Jerry Hyman. ROW 2: Bill Sawyer, Bob Clark, Vernon Love, Richard Davis, John Spell, Carl Hallmark, Jimmy Zumwalt, Larry Jenkins. 80 B-Team Gains Experience San Saba's State Senator, Louis Crump, speaks and tells his favorite jokes on our Supt., Mr. Akridge. Jackets Awarded at Banquet, Dec. 21 The long-awaited moment finally arrived. Football jackets were presented! The setting for the annual football banquet and jacket pre- sentation was the gym on Saturday night, December 21. Guest speaker Senator Louis Crump was also M. C. The students, faculty, parents and guests all enjoyed his talk and jokes. Also on the program was a duet com- posed of Judy Jones and Sara Montgomery. After the program and wonderful dinner, jackets were awarded the A , B , and Jr. Hi football teams. Gifts were presented the coaches and Pep Squad Sponsors. Head Coach Jimmie Jermstad expressed his appreciation to the Manager Danny Crawford admires his football boys, administration, and parents for their cooperation jacket as Jo Ann and Charles look on. in making the season a successful one. He presented jackets to members of the A1' team. Congratulations are in order. Coach Jernstad worked many long hours to turn out a winning team. His boys did a fine job of playing this year, we all appreciate the effort they put forward. Standing by coach is the ’’All-District Jack Young and second team All District Bud Faris. Basketball Team ’63-’64 L.R. B. Veron Richardson, Terry Petriek, Richard Davis. S. Jack Young, Richard Barber, Bud Faris, Terry Yocum. In the middle is the pretty little sweetheart Mary Gene Clements. 82 Terry Yocum, Vernon Richardson, and Jack Young show off trophies to be awarded in Burnet’s Boys' Basketball tournament in December. Coach Jermstad smiles approvingly. BULLDOGS pose with Luck pact with their Coach before the Fredericksburg game. Jack Young jumps high to shoot. Bud Faris Center - Sr. All-District 2nd Team Terry Petrick Guard - Sr. Pretty Mary Gene Clements, a sophomore and a very enthusiastic fan of the Bulldogs, was selected to reign as BASKETBALL QUEEN for the 1963-64 season. Richard Barber Forward - Soph. Richard Davis Forward - Freshman Bill Kuykendall Center - Soph. Mary Gene Clements 83 Vernon Richardson Guard - Jr. Jack Young Forward - Sr. ALL-DISTRICT Terry Yocum Guard - Jr. Acting as Captain, Vernon meets opponents. Richard Barber jumps ball while Jack 13, Terry 21, and Vernon 11 await the results. Hidden Talents Displayed by Seniors Talents of Senior boys are comparable to the uniforms they donned for their game with the faculty. FACULTY WINS AGAIN The Faculty-Senior basketball game proved to be one of the most exciting games in the his- tory of sports. “Quick-eye Barton, one of the most renowned referees in the business, began the game by measuring the players height for a fair jump. Naturally she choose “Joey Biasatti and “Big Boy Ward since they are about the same height. The jump was controlled by the faculty and the exciting game began. The play- ers displayed their skills at foot- ball. badminton, baseball, tennis and a new game called yellow balloon. Mr, Johnny Smith, one of the faculty’s most outstanding play- ers. did several cartwheels, back and front flips, and many other acrobatic stunts, to delight the crowd. “Rah Smith and “Build g“ Rodgers, those daring faculty cheerleaders, led their team to victory with their stimulating yells while the band played that popular and powerful swig. “Faculty Fight. We want to congratulate the faculty for their sixty sonv thing point lead and their roaring spir- it. To the Senior Class we send our sympathy you fought a losing battle. 84 Bud Faris 25 and Terry Petrick 21 await the re- Reaching high for the jump ball was Terry Petrick as bound in Goldthwaite game. teammates watch. James Stewart, Odis Woodfin, Danny Crawford, Mike Williams, Coach Biasatti, Charlie Davis, Carl Hallmark, Raymond Hallmark, Eugene La Bar, Billie Barber, Larry Rutledge, and Gerald Greer B” Team Displayed Tight Defense 47 Burnet 48 Fredericksburg Playing their better games against some of the 35 Burnet 50 Brady stronger teams in the area, the Burnet ”B basket- 38 Burnet 19 San Saba ball team under Coach Joe Biasatti, displayed a 47 Burnet 59 Marble Falls tight defense as opposed to an average offense. 49 Burnet 45 Briggs Finishing the season with six wins and seven 39 Burnet 77 Dripping Springs losses, Charles Davis led the scoring with 172 points. 49 Burnet 39 Llano Other high point men were Dudley Hall, Billy Barber 43 Burnet 17 Marble Falls and Carl Hallmark. 38 Burnet 47 Lampasas The team progressed throughout the year prepar- 51 Burnet 31 Marble Falls ing for next year's varsity team. 35 Burnet 36 Brady 42 Burnet 38 Llano 38 Burnet 43 Lampasas Girls’ Basketball Team 1963-64 86 Coach Pattillo gives his A 11-District player, Judy Jones, some pointers. LaTrelle Sprott, also a captain Captain, Judy Jones Sharon Blalock Guard - Jr. Girls huddle around Coach Pattillo after their first victory of the season, when they beat Marble Fails 36 to 28. Bonnie Burnett Guard - Freshman Mary Gene Clements Guard - Soph. Charlsie Garrett Guard - Jr. Bonnie Burnett jumps high for tie ball during Goldthwaite game. Karen Lewis Forward - Freshman Sylvia Owens Forward - Jr. Sylvia Owens reaches for ball as LaTrelle and Judy look on. Sharon Goble Guard - Soph. Virginia Tucker Guard - Sr. Wanda Landtroop Guard - Freshman Sharon Verlander Guard - Jr. 87 Vernon Is Girls’ Beau Lynn Wells Guard - Jr. Toni Yocum Guard - Freshman Charlsie Garrett reaches high for jump ball while Jo Ann McKenzie and Sharon Verlander get ready to help control ball. Vernon Richardson, junior, was elected Beau of the Burnet Girls’ Team. He was selected because of his good sup- port and help to the girls. Vernon played forward on the boys’ team. Two of the most ardent fans of the Girls Team this year were Managers Sara Mont- gomery and Janis Dill, both seniors. Their help and encouraging words were a big boost to the team. They not only kept scores, but were responsible for mariy items belonging to the girls. Girls’ Volleyball Team Gives Strong Competition ROW 1: Sylvia Owens. Judy Frymire, Debra Braley, Caroline Duncan. ROW 2: Theresa Ray, Pat Barton, Mary Landtroop, Karen Lewis. Wanda Landtroop, LaTrelle Sprott. Coached by Mrs. Jeannette Pattillo. Sponsor - Mr. Glen Anthony Sponsor - Mr. John Gibson Springtime Encourages Golf Left to right: Gene Ekrut, Dudley Kinsey, Bobby Metzler, Jimmy Shepperd, Cary Clawson. 89 Track Team Hurdlers, L. - R.: Jack Young, Miles Sawyer, Dudley Kinsey, Carl Halmark, Allen Love. The track boys work many hours to compete in district competition. Usually the man who works the hardest will come out on top. Sprint Relay Team: Cary Clawson, Jack Young, Carl Halmark, Dudley Kinsey Field Events: Andy Field, Carl Halmark, Jack Young, Dudley Kinsey 91 Regional Champs” Smile Proudly 1964 Baseball Team Coach Joe Biasatti gives pointers to captains Terry Petrick and Terry Yocum. 92 B. H. S. would like to thank the many people of Burnet who helped with the expense and the labor on our new Bulldog Stadium. ROW 1: Larry Dunlap, Terry Petrick, Hap Zimmerman, Jack Young, Gerald Greer, Clif Hilliard, DeWayne Tippie. ROW 2: Bud Faris, David Petrick, Don Baker, Miles Sawyer, Bill Sawyer, Sam Kindred. ROW 3: Coach Biasatti, Ver- non Richardson, Bill Kuykendall, Willie Richardson, Terry Yocum, Ken Barnett. 4$, TERRY PETRICK - Outfielder VERNON RICHARDSON - Pitcher WILLIE RICHARDSON - Pitcher DEWAYNE TIP PIE - Outfielder HAP ZIMMERMAN - 2nd Base Swimming Teams State Bound ? STEVE SANDER In Meter Diving in Austin he placed 24th HARRY GARNER 400 FREE in Austin he placed 9th, at state he placed 7th 200 yd. Free in Austin he placed 12th, at STATE he placed 11th. JOCK JOHNSON In Meter Diving in Austin he placed 24th Tennis Becomes More Popular Dale Wofford Gary Eden “I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it.” Abraham Lincoln JOHNNIE C. SMITH, JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL Students Preparation Is the Main Objective of Jr. High Faculty Many students are enrolled in Burnet Jr. High, where they are instruct- ed by a capable, conscientious, and dedicated faculty. The goals set by this group are to maintain the students high interest in their sub- jects, and to create better understandings for increased future educa- tional preparations. Leading the Jr. High is Mr. Johnnie C. Smith, who has a B.S. from North Texas State and an M. Ed. from Texas University. VELMA ELLIOTT B.S., Daniel Baker English IVA LEE GIBBS B.S., Daniel Baker Sixth Grade AUBREY HESLER B.A., Univ. of Oklahoma Spanish THELMA KROEGER B.S., S.W.T.S.C. Sixth Grade DORA MATTHEWS B.A., B.M., Southwestern University Sp. Education LURA NORRIS B.S., Daniel Baker Arithmetic 98 DON PALMER M.A., Baylor Univ. Sixth Grade CHARLES PATTILLO B. S. , Howard Payne P. E. , Soc. St. WINIFRED RHODEN VERNON WILFERT B.A., Univ. of Texas B.S. from SWTS Lang. Arts Science Librarian Roy A Iverson Doyle Amidon James Anderson Penny Benton Lena Bingham Eighth Carol Boyd Elaine Boyd Larry Boyd Connie Brown Earl Campbell Bill Chapman Joey Cox David Crawford Dorothy Crawford Karol Crow Walter Crow Sharon Daugherty Linda Dellinger Eddie Dickinson Mark Escamilla Edward Earl Fariss Jan Feild Victor Fry Albino Garcia Brenda Goodrich Greg Guthrie Kenneth Guthrie Richard Harris Wanda Hartcraft Joy Henderson Rudy Holland David Horton Teresa Hyatt Curtis Jackson Dan Jenkins Nancy Johnson Tracy Jones Kelvin Keele Krista Keele Donnie Kennard Allen Kruse Tommy Lastly Grade Allen Lindeman Mary Lindeman John Lowery Linda Lucksinger Debbie Lynch Margaret McCoy Frank Mcllhaney Tommy Metzler Andrew Miller Robert Miller Ray Mills Janis Millsap Jimmy Muse Jim Myers Billie Sue Nelson Larry Owens Donald Parker Verlon Reagor Mandolin Richards Sally Robertson Robert Romine James Schmidt Virginia Sellers Richard Shelburn Robert Sikes Don Smith James Solomon Lynn Stewart Ronald Templin Dwight Tippie Eileen Tumlinson Leta Tumlinson Jim White Sandra White John Wilkes Larry Williams Larry Word Bill Wright Doyle Yancy Betty Ed Young Charles Ashe Seventh James Atkinson Janet Baker Phil Barnett Michael Barrow Doris Barton Deborah Box Donald Burns Billy Clark Jan Clark Ted Collins Linda Cox Robert Crawford Sharon Daugherty Ricky Dill Cheryl Dunn Jody Evans Arthur Garcia Mike Goble Bess Goodwin Allen Greathouse Kathy Harrod Jimmy Hayes Chris Houy Joe Jackson Sturgis Jackson Kenneth Jennings Clay Johnson Debbie Johnson Mike Johnson Ralph Johnson Lonnie Jones Pat Justice Kenneth Keeler Darlene Keiner Gayla Kroeger Brenda Landtroop Dena Lastly Elizabeth Lawson Frank Lilly Barbara Lindeman Grade Kathy Lowe Herman McCoury Lujet McCullough Jimmy McDonald David McGinty Delbert McMinn Georgia Melton Jessie Minton Geneva Meredith Patty Metzler Richard Miller Clem Mueller Thomas Murrin Terry Newton Tim O'Donnell Loxie Owens Kit Pelfrey Cheryl Petrick Larry Reese Ruth Riley Erven Robles Elizabeth Sanders Richard Sanders Roger Sanders Lamar Schooley Barbara Shelburn W. T. Sikes Royce Smith Shirley Smith Debbie Sons Bubba Sprott Gary Strackbein Mike Tanner Ann Taylor Donna Taylor Randall Warwick David White Franklin White Allen Wilburn Jim Word Sarah Allen Glenda Anz Carl Arnold Donna Atkinson Terry Austin Priscilla Baker Welda Baker Charlene Barnes Raymond Bostick Radell Box James Lee Brown Edward Carrol Donna Clawson Cheryl Cox Nancy Daniel Gene Dayton Wayne DeLeon James Dickens Jay Dill John Dreiholl Donnie Duncan Billy Ellett Felix Escamilla Juanita Escamilla Jimmy Faught Sixth Maria Foster Effie Fry Janie Fry Bias Garcia Virginia Gibson Clifford Griffin Peggy Hall Phillip Herridge Paul Holstein Dennis Hoover Darrell Hunziker Delilah Jackson Blake Johnson Herbert Johnson Terry Justice Blair Knies Susan Kroeger Steve Kroeger Grade Ronnie Kruse Jack Love Mike Lucksinger Clay Lynn Billy Marble Barbara McGuire Lisa Meador Darnell Mills Charles Myers Capitola Owens James Parker Jerry Payne Nikki Petrick Tony Reeves Bill Richards Pamela Richter Vonda Roberson Cheryl Roberts Sylvia Robles Alice Rodriguez Oralia Rodreguez Jimmy Rohacek Roger Samford Roy Sander Jann Sandner Jill Sandner Frank Seidensticker Linda Sheppard Roger Dale Smith Patrice Thomas Regina Tippie Mary Tumlinson Gilbert Vasquez Sally Warwick Jimmy Owens Williams Melvin Williams Milda Williams Carolyn Wills Tony Wills Karen Wofford Billy Womack Linda Worrell Mallie Yonnie Mike Adams Ronald A mid on Rebecca Ater Special Instruction Roy Atkinson Sharon Brown Patricia Coplin Shirley Fry Glenn Hall Earl Houston Ronny Hunziker Johnny Martinez Albert Samford Eugene Vasquez Junior High Activities Six grade girls enjoy tennis at Camp Longhorn under Mrs. Duncan's supervision. Kelvin Keele and Elaine Boyd ride in car with Ed Young chauffeuring. 106 Jr. High students participate in many outside activities. Jody Evans and Patty Metzler take their bows at the Halloween Coronation. Spooks in Halloween Parade. FRONT ROW, left to right: Lucksinger, Henderson, Robertson, E. Boyd, Crow. SECOND ROW: Clark, Smith, G. Kroeger, Lynch, L. Cox, Shelbum, Harrod. THIRD ROW: Young, Feild, Goodrich, T. Jones, Taylor, Johnson, Lawson. FOURTH ROW: Mills, L. Jones, Collins, A. Miller, L. Word, B. Miller, Houy, Johnston. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Word, McCullough, Dunn, Metzler, Fariss, Tanner, Jackson, J. Word. L. Owens, Foster, C. Cox, Worrell, Hall, Tippie, McGuire, Sons, Wofford, Roberson. SECOND ROW: Goodwin, N. Petrick, Hyman, Millsap, Meredith, Keiner, C. Owens, Williams, Sanders, C. Boyd. THIRD ROW: S. Kroeger, Sellers, Landtroop, Riley, Jackson, Daughterty, S. Petrick, Barton. FOURTH ROW: B. Lindeman, Metzler, Lastly, M. Linde man. 107 Bullpups Show Outstanding Sportsmanship ROW 1: Shellbutn - Manager, Tippie, Boyd, Stewart, Scitmidt, Guthrie, Sikes, Richards, Lastly - Manager. ROW 2: Chapman, Reagor, Hocker, Dickinson, Harris, Lindeman, Parker, Kennard, Anderson. ROW 3: Cox, Jenkins, Metzler, Guthrie, Smith. Fariss, Coach Pattillo, Miller, Owens, Brown, Keele, Mallett, Muse, Myers. Burnet Burnet Burnet Burnet Burnet SEVENTH GRADE 0 San Saba 0 Marble Falls 6 Fredericksburg 0 Marble Falls Burnet Burnet Burnet Burnet eighth gradeT 38 San Saba 6 32 Marble Falls 18 18 Fredericksburg 20 14 Lampasas 14 66 Marble Falls 12, Coach Pattillo 1963 SCHEDULES ROW 1: White, Sprott, Lastly. Strackbein, Asae, Scholley, Murrin, McDonald. ROW 2: Evans - Manager. Justice, Clark. White, Sanders, Goble, McCoury, Miller. ROW 3: Johnson, Smith, O'Donnell, McGinty, Hayes, Sanders, McMinn, Pelfrey, Barnett, Willbem. Coach Charles Pattillo and his eighth and seventh grade football teams worked hard this year, developed many important skills, and showed outstanding sportsmanship. These boys will provide much support, strength, and depth to future Bull- dog teams. 108 Eighth Grade Team Wins 3 Tournaments Under the leadership of Coach Charles Pattillo, the Eighth grade basketball team posted the following record. BURNET - 28 Marble Falls - 29 BURNET - 45 Marble Falls - 31 BURNET - 31 Mason - 10 BURNET - 25 Kerrville - 40 BURNET - 25 Copperas Cove - 28 BURNET - 31 Lampasas - 54 BURNET - 35 Brady - 27 BURNET - 36 Copperas Cove - 34 BURNET - 33 Marble Falls - 17 BURNET - 27 Early - 16 BURNET - 17 Copperas Cove - 33 Robert Sikes, Joey Cox, James Anderson, Kelvin Keele, Mark Escamillia, Robert Romine, Madilion Richards, Ronald Templin. The Burnet Eighth Grade Basketball team participated in four tournaments this season. One of the most thrilling games was at the San Saba Tournament when Burnet beat Copperas Cove during the second overtime, 36 to 34. Kelvin Keele was high point man in every game except the last game with Marble Falls when James Anderson scored 12 points. Keele finished the season with 141 points. Seventh Grade Team Wins 3 Games Nine future Bulldogs composed a quick, fast moving Seventh Grade Basketball Team this year. They won all three games played, but lost during the San Saba Tournament to San Saba 19 to 37. The other scores posted were: BURNET - 29 Marble Falls - 10 BURNET - 33 Marble Falls - 17 BURNET - 28 Copperas Cove - 10 High point man in two games was Delbert McMinn with 23 points while Royce Smith and Phil Bar- nett took top honors in one game each. FRONT ROW: Bubba Sprott, Jody Evans, Lamar Schooley. ROW 2: Terry Newton, Delbert McMinn, Richard Sanders, Roy Smith, Ralph Johnson, Phil Barnett. 109 Elementary “The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game — with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must he daily earned and refreshed ...” Dwight D. Eisenhower HOMER GOODRICH ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL B.S., Baylor University Emphasizing both individual and group performances, the Elementary School strives for multiple learning in the three R's, for artistic and creative excellence, and varied achievement in motor skills. Above all, good citizenship, worthwhile endeavors and respect for each other in our democratic way of life play vital roles in the elementary program. Mr. Homer Goodrich, Principal, works closely with his well qualified and experienced faculty to fulfill these basic needs. Basic Needs Stressed by Elementary Faculty EUNICE ANTHONY, 5th grade B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor LOU HELEN BOX, 3rd grade B. S., Howard Payne GLADYS DEBO, 3rd grade B.S., University of Texas DOROTHY FANCHER, 4th grade B.S.f East Texas State ANNIE FOREHAND, 2nd grade B. A., Southwest Texas State HAZEL GARRETT. 5th grade B. A., Baylor REGINA HAUCK, 4th grade B. A., B.S., Moravian College FRANCES HENRY, 2nd grade B. S., Howard Payne MURRIEL KASSAW, 5th grade B. S., University of Texas ELIZABETH KNOX, 1st grade B. S., Southwestern University GRACE KROEGER, 1st grade M. Ed., Sul Ross State College AGNES McCOY, 1st grade B.S., Southwest Texas State JACQUELYN MILLER, 2nd grade B.S., Southwest Texas State JUANITA PROCTER, 3rd grade B.S., Southwest Texas State EVELYN SANDNER, Spec. Ed. B.S., M.Ed., University of Texas ETHEL WARNER, 4th grade B. A., Abilene Christian College Mr. W. O. Cashen, Elementary Building Custodian. Celebrating Dental Week are Mrs. Knox's First Grad- ers with tooth brushes given them by Mrs. Jackie Mil- ler, whose husband is the new dentist in town. Surveying all the books to be studied from grades 1-12 are first grader, Glenda Parker and Elem. Principal, Homer Good- rich. Elementary Highlights The Halloween Carnival and Parade are important activities for the Elementary students each year. Westen McCoy, Pam Lynch, Cleve Clinton make music at the March Talent Show. Ducking into Mrs. Sandner's Room with her are Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Fancher, Roger and Beckie. Fourth grade representatives for the Harvest Festival were Fred Knies and Judy Bostick. Second grader, Gary Ozier, is the handsome escort of Virginia Boyd. Fifth Billy Adams Mike Armentrout Phillip Baker Melvin Bird Michael Box Judy Boyd Robert Brannon Timothy Brennan Perry Broderick Wesley Brooks Sammy Burton Sue Collins J. B. Carpenter James Clawson Cleve Clinton Shirley Crawford Edwin DeSpain Garry DeSpain Pattie Dill Bobby Evans Craig Fariss James Flores Ernest Fry Olga Garcia Gary Guthrie Bonnie Hanszen Tommie Nell Harned Eugene Henry Pamela Holley Beckie Jane Johnson Vicki Keele Connie Kelley Dianna Kelley Way land Kelley Michael Knight Donald Lanning Connie Lastly Donna Leach Elaine Livingston Tommy Long Tina Luther Pamela Lynch I 14 Grade Mary Jane McCoy Weston McCoy Walter McCutchson Roy Mcllhaney Linda Magee Judy Marx Stanley Massey Steven Massay Bryan Milliron Joy Miller Danny Myers Roger Owens Mike Ozier James Payne Elizabeth Perez Billie Pratt Annette Roten Glenda Ratliff Melba Ratliff Kenneth Reagor Debbie Reed Carol Reese Joe Riley Lonell Roach Deborah Roberts David Robles Paula Russell James Lee Russ worm Ray Sanders Francis Seidensticker Phyllis Shelburn Joe Solomon Guy Sons Earline Spiekermann Gregory Taylor Larry Tucker Richard Ulbricht Mary Kay Wall Jack White Cathy Wilkes George Womack Carolyn Word Bill Alexander Ken Althaus Lynda Baker Rebecca Baker Gary Barrett Elizabeth Barrow Donald Bird Judy Bostick Biddie Branon John Campbell Rudy Carpenter Glen Clawson Pam Clements Claudia Clinton Rita Cowan Priscilla Dayton Sherry Dickens Joe Escamilla Bobby Flores Rose Linda Flores Richard Garcia Mike Glaspy Jimmy Goodrich Danny Griffin Robbie Hardin John Hartcraft Thomas Hasty Lou Ann Hullum Edith Hunziker Tim Hunziker Debra Hoover Janie Jackson Ricky Jarvis Alice Jennings Bobby Jones Fouill BIDDIE BRA NON is escorted by KIM NEWTON as fourth grade representa- tives in the Halloween Coronation. Grade Mary Ellen Lowery Karen Mallett Henry Martinez Stirling McCullough Kenya McFarland Tonda Montague Kim Newton Stephen Parker Daniel Poore Fred Knies Larry Lamb Maria Lara Wayne Ligon Jerry Rhea Randy Roberson Alfred Samford Darlene Smith Eddie Snider Donna Tinsley Sherry Tippie Susan Ulbricht Bobby Vasquez Curtis Warwick Lynda Weisinger David Whyburn Charles Woods Joseph Wooten Riggs Young Donna Althaus Kenneth Amidon Larry Anz Phyllis Atkinson Nancy Alman Cindy Baker Mary Ann Bernal Steve Bird Terri Box Margaret Brooks Wallace Ray Carpenter Robert Castillo Roma Clawson Debbie Cook Jimmy Cordes Tommy Crow Larry DeSpain Randy Eden Debra Ellett Philip Engstrom Roger Faught Nancy Frazier Becky Fry Ruby Lee Fry Mary Helen Gibbs Johnny Gibson Ronald Gonzales Darrell Hamilton Patty Jo Harris Sue Henderson Damon Hensel Gene Hillhouse Craig Hilton Arelia Jackson Nelda Jackson Beth Jemigan Robert Johnson Carlton Kelley Rex Lastly Craig Leech Students in Mrs. Debo's room work hard to improve their skills in the 3 R’s Third Art and music are enjoyed by third graders. Grade Martha Lucksinger Junie Lumkins Lana Lyons Janice Marx Johnny Me Duff Sharlott Mcllhaney Randall Meeks David Metzler Sandra Moore Stevie Newton Jerry Pafford Deborah Powell Kenneth Reese Robert Richards Jimmy Riley Nancy Robertson Robby Robertson Yolanda Robles Denise Russell Rex Schroeder Steven Thomas Michael Tumlinson Susan Tutor Mike Ware Mary Westbrook Gary Wilkes Carl Wills Karen Woods Jimmy Wooten Lunch time is enjoyed Second Roddy Collins Ryan Cowan Kenneth Derrick Mark Ebeling Judy Feild Deborah Frazier Mary Garcia Anna Gibbs Johnny Gretchen James Grumbles Debra Hall Linda Heine Henry Hernandez Bobby Herridge Daryl Hinds Dixie Hoover Jimmy Hopkins Bill Houy Jimmy Jernigan Gary Johnson Emma Jo Lastly David Livingston Gertrude Lowery Debra Martin Gary Maxwell by all Second graders. Grade Angel Quiroz Linda Quiroz Tim Ratliff Wanda Ratliff Rebecca Reed Dennis Reese Debra Rhea Billy Richards Kathy Roberts Junior Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Alice Marie Roten Richard Samford Randy Sanders Tommy Schroeder Kenya Scott Jan Scruggs Tyann Sons Jerry Smith Billy Wilson Davis Wall Shirley Westbrook Trueman Wooten Kevin Ulrich Steve Yocum Randy McCoy Ced Mosley Kennetha Mills Gayle Newton Pamela Newton Gary Ozier Rebecca Parker Becky Jean Pratt Marie Provost Deborah Adams Hannah Albright Dan Althaus Randy Amidon Sam Beecroft Richard Bennett Larry Bird Mike Bird Tim Box Darrell Brandon First Russell Bryant Jack Calhoun Katherine Calhoun Mary Beth Carpenter Hector Castillo Carla Clawson Douglas Crooks Patty Davis Steve Dickens Teresa Dilldine Steve Ebeling Shirley Ellett David Engstrom Joel Frazier John Fry Nelda Jean Feist Bill Felps Ester Garcia Jeannie Gilmore Robert Glover Rosie Grumbles Paul Hallmark Thomas Hanszen Rita Hardin Colleen Hayes Veronica Hernandez Darla Hinds Shirley Hopkins Glenda Hunziker Todd Jermstad Scott Johnson Michael Kelley Shirley King Clifftene Lastly Mark Ligon Leslie Long. Jr. Edward Longoria Mike Lyons Saragosa Martinez Rodney Maxwell Bennie McCurry Ricky Meeks Jill Miller Deborah Montague Leo Mueller 111 Rebecca Newton Glynda Parker Charles Poore Shirley Prince John Quirl Judy Quiroz Laverne Ramsey Troy Ratliff Beth Ray Ronnie Ray Darlene Reese Deborah Ringstaff Janie Roblez Mike Rodriquez Rita Russworm Margaret Samford Michael Schlomach Lewis Schreiber Randy Shelburn Sue Snider Judy Stephens Timmy Tate Lisa Taylor Rhonda Thomas Sharon Warden Karen Ware Scott White Gregory Williams Angela Wilson Curtis Wilson Teressa Ulbricht Robert Ulrich Marshall Zinser Special Instruction Don Ebeling Tracey Fariss Ruth Fry Thelma Fry Martin Garcia Frances Martinez Carl Yonnie Randee Wamble Diana Rodriquez Davy Hyman MRS. DORIS REVADA B. S., Elementary Education Paul Quinn College East Side Elementary FOURTH GRADE Cristine Foster THIRD GRADE Lindberg Fisher Sidney Mulkey Mrs. Revada strives to give the children in her room a well-rounded education. Spec ial stress has been put on improvement of reading this year. The SRA program has been put into effect. The students have also enjoyed entertaining their parents this year with plays and programs. SECOND GRADE Margaret Fisher Debbie Foster Wayne Maxwell 124 FIRST GRADE Margaret Crayton Shirley Fisher A. C. Foster, Jr. Dare 11 Maxwell Honor Graduates Announced Sara Montgomery, Janis Dill, Judy Jones, Magna Cum Laude honor students Shirley Lindeman, Cum Laude honor student Bill Schroeder, Highest Ranking Boy 125 Graduation Completes a Wonderful Year ROW 1: Janis Dill, Toni Tanner, Jo Ann McKenzie, Judy Jones, Suzanne Felps, Sandy Galceran, Sara Montgomery, Vir- ginia Tucker, Mrs. Barton. ROW 2: Mary Jones, Doris Hall, Cowden Ward, Terry Petrick, Cary Clawson, Sharon Strahan, Howard Hall, Nadine Pabst, Mr. Henry. ROW 3: Lonnie Anglin, Marvin Reavis, Hap Zimmerman, Edrie Benton, Sharon Matteson, Shirley Linde man, Robert O’Hair, Gene Ekrut. 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