C F Brewer High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (White Settlement, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

■ IP ' ' 3 ?3 « ?■ % ' -g . .K vYN-; ;; ] -U -v j ,a t v Xv L r- ' X - V -ry: j : -. Z ' Jjear UracA. s ineieen Jianc ec ana l)ix ( , , j SMooi Ml G. v_y: Jrewer Jjiai ' . Wniie eiiJement Uexas EDITOR Linda Tunal SPOxNSOR Mrs. Pippin Loear UracAs ia jf CO -EDITOR Larry Rhodes C?c cf orecuor This is the way it was. When the succeeding clouds of tomorrow Have blurred the face of today, Look back and Remember each cloud Of happiness, of regret. But all - each cloud - was a necessary part Of those wonderful and magic years We called high school. In days to come there will be Dark clouds and silver clouds, But each with a promise of Tomorrow. Then spare a thought for yesterday - When all tomorrows were young and fresh And our hearts were lifted toward the Clouds. rfi - S s e- i jl di j OAA vy - ' ' . . . These are its halls, its grounds, its stadium. Hundreds of students have walked its halls, studied in its classrooms, cheered its football games, yelled at its pep -rallies, and then cried a little when their days here were ended. And to all of us this is . . . (Jar c kjoI I Uabfe of Gonienis L) oud One .yiclminisiraL ion G oud J (DO dacu hj C oud Jnree Glasses G oud J ' our o eniors G oud we Rumors G oud cJ y L)opnoinores G oud euen Jres ii ' linen G oud Giq ii iJic iui ies G oud Ki ' ne .J ' auoriies G oud den Uraan za ion s G oud C euen Ui n e n ics G oud Jwe ue yiduerlisers Oer ca er ( o MRS. CLARA MOORE MISS ELLEN JOHNSON MR. C. B. PIPPIN MRS. CLARA HEAD MRS. NAN LADD For eight years Brewer Senior High School has been in ex- istence. There are, teaching at the school today, only five teachers who were here when our school first opened its doors on that eventful day in September, 1952. Through the years they have made innumerable contri- butions and, joined by others who have come later, have helped to build a school of which we may all be proud. It is for all their services and for all their help tliroughout the years that we in respectful admiration dedicate the 1960 edition of BEAR TRACKS to those remaining teachers from that first Brewer High School faculty . . . those teachers whom we call the original five. ADMINISTRATION The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath; it is twice bless ' d - It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes. SHAKESPEARE Jjoard oj- rus ees 1 1 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 r 1 r „ 1 i - uL e fi ft a i riiH E I li K  i it fc- B -.uL Mk mJ M u. , V ofi£e ly) 2iie Seitfemeni Jncfepencfeni cJcnooJ Uisirict W. R. ROACH DR. E. G. UPSHAW K. R. NORMAN Secretary President C. J. CLARK J. J. SEWELL C. L. WRIGHT .- (not shown) N. R. CHAMBERS i uperiniendeni JAMES E. SHEPPARD B.S., Abilene Christian College M.S., Hardin-Simmons L uperinhnc enfs jRe.ssaoe WHITE SETTLEMENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS FORT WORTH 8. TJSAS Dea Students: 1 would like to express appreciation to the Bear Tracks staff and your sponsor for the fine job you have done. I am sure the student body will look upon your handiwork with much joy and thanks for the service you have rendered. To the student body I would like to say thank you for your cooperation, and for making this another very pleasant year in my teaching experience. By your fine cooperative attitude you have shown that while enjoying a very rich experience in your life, you ran accept responsibilities as a citizen. Good citizen- ship is usually demonstrated by the right attitude of the mind. May you always accept the roles of leadership in the future and always uphold the traditions of your beloved country. I shall always follow your future progress with much interest. May you always remain true to God in all that you undertake. Sincerely, y«.m. Aj£- ML f t,A- (uecre arL ' o ine (baperin en oen FREDA REED B.B. A. , Texas Tech This is Miss Reed ' s first year as Mr. Sheppard ' s sec- retary as well as her first year at Brewer High. Her work includes the handling of all personnel records, taking the minutes of the board meetings, and fur- nishing the faculty with administrative memos. J r nc pajs ( i s.saae BILL R. WOOD B.S., M.Ed. East Texas State Teachers College Dear Students, We, at Brewer High School, are proud to have a part in helping each student to prepare himself for the tasks which are ahead of him. Our prayer is that those spiritual, mental, phys- ical, and emotional qualities so essential to a trained leadership will have been awakened in each student so that he can take his place in the future develop- ment of our country. May we ever cherish the Amer- ican way of life. 1 would like to say thank you to all those who have had a part in the preparation of this annual. Sincerely, BILL R. WOOD Principal Secreiartj to ifie J rincipal PHOEBE ALLBRITTON Although this is Mrs. Allbritton ' s first year at Brewer High, she has already endeared herself to both the students and teachers here. In spite of her many and varied duties that keep her busy, she always has time for a friendly smile and a helping hand for tlTose who come into the front office. 73 us mess 7Kc anaaer 9 ' T. W. McDANIEL B.B.A., North Texas State College M.B.A. , Texas Tech Mr. McDaniel is the purchasing agent for the school. The bus drivers, the custodians, and the lunchroom personnel are under his supervision. In addition, it is his responsibility to handle all the financial mat- ters of the school and make out all financial reports. I (L ecreiaru io ine Jusiness JR anaaer CECIL MAE PERRIN This is Mrs. Perrin ' s first year as secretary to the business manager. Prior to this year, she served as office secretary and secretary to the principal. Her work in the business office involves making out the payroll, making school deposits, and handling all receipts. C ()( nse ()r RUBY DUKE B.Ed. , Illinois State University M.Ed., Texas Christian University This is Miss Duke ' s first year as Counselor at Brewer High, although she has been in this school system for several years. In her capacity as Counselor, it is her responsibility to provide an organized phase of the total educa- tional process which helps youth grow in his power to give point and direction to his own life, while making his own life, and while making his own unique contribution to our Democratic society. The Counselor gives to each individual whatever help he needs to fulfill his potential for growth so that he can achieve success and happiness. Y arse VIRGINIA WHITTENTON R.N., St. Joseph ' s School of Nursing Mrs. Whittenton has been our school nurse for a period of six years. Her first duty is to care for those who are ill or to give first aid to the injured. In addition, she keeps adequate health records on each student. She also advises parents if students need special medical attention. 7 dare do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none. SHAKESPEARE J -7v ?_ ' -MH itBk - f jSrewer Jlic i 1 s JOHNE MURPHY B. A. . M.Ed. 1 East Texas State Teachers College ' ■ English DAMON VEACH B. S. , Texas Christian University mmgd Biology TOLER BRANNON B. A. , Texas Christian University Chemistry -- General Math SHIRLEY HILL J n B. S. , Texas Wesleyan College WmMtM General Science - T m £0i MILDRED WOODRUM t J B. S. , M. S. , North Texas State College mi English ROY NICHOLS B. S. , North Texas State Colleg M.A., Texas University Mathematics TOMMY MOORMAN B. S. , Texas Christian University Basketball Coach Boys ' Physics! Education CLARA MOORE B. S. , North Texas State College Mathematics Ueacnk eacners GLENODINE PIPPIN B. S. , North Texas State College Business Bear Tracks Sponsor C. B. PIPPIN B. S. , M. S. , North Texas State College Industrial Arts CHARLES BURTON B. S. , Corpus Christi University M.Ed. , East Texas State Teachers College Coach Social Studies NORMA BURTON B.S. , East Texas State Teachers College Home Economics PHYLLIS FROHM B. A. , Bob Jones University Spanish English T. W. FROHM B. A. ,, Bob Jones University M. Ed. , Texas Wesleyan College Social Studies Bear Facts Sponsor 9- TTv J ' HAL THORNTON B. S. , East Texas State Teachers College Industrial Arts NAN LADD B.S. , B.S. of L.S. , East Texas State Teachers College Librarian J)rewer Jli h ANNA BRANDON B. S. , Oklahoma College for Women English DAN SMITH B. S. , East Texas State Teachers College Mathematics FRANK BRANSON B. S. , M. S. , East Texas State Teachers College Head Coach Algebra ELLEN JOHNSON B. S. , Texas Christian University M. P. E. H. and R. . North Texas State College Coach Girls ' Physical Education NELDA PATTIE B. A. , Texas Woman ' s Urtiversif; Journalism Social Studies Bear Facu S ponsor HAROLD COLLYER B.S. , M. S. , East Texas State Teachers College Band Director WOODROW HENDERSON B.S. , M.Ed. . East Texas State Teachers CoUeg Coach Algebra VELETA DAY B. S. , Hardin-Simmons English Ueacners LUCY Mcdowell B.S., North Texas State College Home Economics ' BOB MORGAN B.A., M.Ed. Texas Christian University English Speech CLARA HEAD B.A., Hardin-Simmons M.A., University of Alabama Social Studies PAUL VAUGHT B. A., Baylor -University M. Ed. , Texas Christian University Science Photography JILL BAKER B.B.A., University of Texas .e Bminesj i k A WILLIS JAY MARTIN M ' ' B.S., Texas Woman ' s University Art English i c y JUNE ONDASH A. B. , University of Pennsylvania Girls ' Physical Education a« ooT oy«. - - f t f f • f -i rr Xo o- And this our life, exempt from public hau nt, Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE iuc eni Jjodi Ofhcers Lam j{ho(L ' ' 1 J ' ce J riP. ' iicfeni Dannu icno s ' re aru onna (. )napman treasurer UT ssy cliiinyer ■iiiiBHBHhi SENIORS ► • Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day. To the last syllable of recorded time; . . . SHAKESPEARE RONNIE FOWLER - President CURTIS HAWK - Vice President BILLIE STEPHENS - Secretary BARBARA SMITH - Treasurer Senior (Jfhcers an (J sponsors MR. PAUL VAUGHT MR. C. B. PIPPIN MR. TOMMY MOORMAN MRS. MILDRED WOODRUM MRS. CLARA MOORE Chairman DOROTHY JEAN HOLBROOK Freshman Class Secretary; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Art Club 3; Stu- dent Council 2; FTA 3, President 4; Math Club 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; FBLA 4; Best All -Round Senior Girl; Friendliest Senior Girl; Junior Play. DAVID LEMLEY industrial Arts Club 1. c5 TENNA FAYE HICKMAN Basketball 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; FHA 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Junior Historians 3, 4; Caroliers 4; FNA 1; Teddy Bears 2; Art Club 2, 3. eniors LOYD GREGORY Library Club 3, 4; Math Club; Art Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 2; Journalism 4. JOYZELLE REED Student Council 4; FHA 1,4; Caro- liers 4. BILLY FRANK ROBINSON Football 3, 4, All-District 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4; Baseball 4; Best Personality, Most Athletic, Friendliest Senior; Junior Red Cross; Bear Facts, Editor 4; Art Club 1; Track 3. ; RONNY FOWLER Industrial Arts Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class President; Senior Class Presi- dent; Art Club 3; FTA 3; Student Council 3,4; Track 1, 3; Who ' s Who in Metal I 4. DELORIS ROSE ROUTLEDGE Basketball 1; Bear Facts 3; Junior Historians 3, 4; FBLA 4; Chemistry Club 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Art Club 1; Caroliers 4. LES AUSTIN PACE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Historians 1, 2; Art Club 1; Industrial Arts Club 1, President 2; Library Club 3, 4; Senior Favorite. c5 en ors PEGGY M. SWAN Homemaking 1; Caroliers 4; FBLA 3,4; Miss BHS 2. DAVID REESE Industrial Arts Club 1, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Basketball 3; Math Club 2; Science Club 1. tt|| REITA GARRETT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, First Chair Trum- pet 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Major- ette 4; Band Sweetheart 4; Who ' s Who in Band 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary-Treas- urer; Most Talented Senior Girl; Bear Facts 4; Library Club 1, 2; Photography Club 3; Biology Club 4; Dramatics Club 2; Art Club 1, 2; FTA 1; FHA 1. ROBERT HAYNES Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; Junior His- torians 1; Chemistry Club 1. DEANNA TOOTSIE HAUGHT FHA 1; Art Club 2, 3, Secretary 2; Teddy Bears 2; Biology Club; Car- oliers 2; Bear Facts, Co-Editor 4. €il FREDDIE THETFORD Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Junior Historians 3; Biology Club 3. G a ass Oi ' 60 BARBARA DOLLOFF Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Secretary- Treasurer 1; Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2, All-District 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Miss BHS 4. JAMES FRANKLIN MILLER Most Talented Senior Boy; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Combo 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Art Club 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. HERTHA HOFFMAN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Who ' s Who in Girls ' PE 4; Intramural Girls ' Basketball Captain 3, 4. BILLIE GENE STEPHENS FHA 1; Art Club 2, 3, President 3; Junior Red Cross 3, Secretary 3; Caroliers 4; Chemistry Club 4; Jun- ior Historians 3; Cheerleader 1,2, Bear Mascot 3; Senior Cla ss Secre- tary; Best Senior Citizen Girl; Bear Tracks 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4; Football Sweetheart 4. Su «r • 1.,An ' gy HARRY D. BOOTHE Band 1,2, 4; Stage Band 2; Science Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2; Math Club 2; Industrial Arts Club 1. TRANSFER FROM PASCHAL HIGH Band 3; Science 3; Paschal Possee; Chess Club. c5 RUTH McALESTER Art Club 1,2, 3; FTA 2; Biology Club 3; Junior Play 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Dramatics Club 3; FBLA 3,4; Caroliers 4. eniors TOMMY ALFORD Football 1,3; Track 1,3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4, Vice President 4. ANN CHAMBERS Majorette 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Band Council 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Car- oliers 4, Secretary 4; Library Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Junior His- torians 3, 4; FTA 4; Dramatics Club 2. ROBERT L. BANKS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Who ' s Who in Algebra I 2, Indus- trial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2; Who ' s Who Metal Shop II 4. A BARBARA JANE SMITH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 3,4, Captain 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Miss BHS 1; Senior Class Treasurer; FTA 3, Vice Pres- ident 4, Parliamentarian 3. JIMMY CLAYTON POND Junior Historians 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Caroliers 1; Industrial Arts Club 3, 4; Science Club. NORMA PAULINE McBRIDE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Historians 3, 4; Art Club 3; Student Council 3; FBLA 3; Senior Favorite. Gfa ass Oj ' 60 TOMMY MORTON Biology Club 4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 3,4; Football 1. JACKYE HURD Caroliers 1, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Junior Historians 4. REX MOODY Basketball 3; Chemistry 4; Student Council 3, 4. EDDIE RAPP Student Council 1; Art Club 3; Jun- ior Historians 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2. 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Junior Red Cross 2. JUDY ARLENE YOUNG Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; FTA 1 • FHA 1; Library Club 1, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Caroliers Vice President 4; Biology Club 3; Junior Historians 3; Student Council 3; Bear Facts 3. RICHARD DONALD REECE Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 3; Art Club 3; Junior Historians 4; Math Club 4; Chemistry Club Vice President 4. s. eniors DIANN MISSY ETTINGER Band 1,2; Majorette 3,4; Stage Band 3, 4; Student Council Treas- urer 4; Junior Historians 3, 4, Vice President 4; FTA 4; Biology Club 4; Library Club 3; Miss BHS Run- ner-Up 4. J. B. DAVIS Biology Club 3; Junior Historians 4; Art Club 3,4. JUNE FORSYTHE Student Council 3; Teddy Bears 2, 3; Bear Facts 4; Caroliers 3; FNA 4; FBLA 4; Junior Historians 4; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1; Photography Club 3. JOHNNY LEE REAVES Football 2, 3, Manager 4; Basket- ball Manager 4; Track 2; Baseball Manager 3; Biology Club 3,4; Art Club 3; Junior Red Cross 3; Indus- trial Arts Club 1; Who ' s Who in Library 3. BONNIE SUE SMITH Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 3; FBLA 4; FTA 3, 4, Historian 3; Art Club 2, 3. JOHNNY HARMON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Fresh man Class Vice President; Student Council 1; Most Attractive Senior Boy; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts 1, President 1. Gfass of ' 60 BEVERLY JEAN PLACE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Tennis 2, 4; Volleyball 2, 4; Junior Historians 3, 4, President 4; FTA 3, 4, Reporter 4; Junior Red Cross 3, Vice President 3; Biology Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Ranch Day Sweetheart 4. LARRY LEE RHODES Student Council President 4; Junior Class Vice President; National Hon- or Society President 4; Most Likely to Succeed Senior; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bear Tracks 3. Co-Editor 4; Art Club 3; Biology Club 3; FTA 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. PATRICIA ALLEN STEVENSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Jun- ior Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; FTA 1, 4; Junior Red Cross 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Library Club 3, 4; FBLA 4. GLORIA ANNETTE SEWELL Library Club 4, Secretary 4; Car- oliers 4; FTA 4; Junior Historians 4; FBLA 4. TRANSFER FROM PLAINVIEW HIGH SCHOOL JAMIE POD MOORE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Industrial Arts Club 3. c5 eniors LINDA GAYLE TUNAL Bear Tracks 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Who ' s Who in Art II 2; Art Award 2; Biology Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; FTA 3, Program Chairman 4; General Man- ager Senior Magazine Sales; Senior Ribbon Artist; Student Council 1; Junior Play; Caroliers 4; Dramatics Club 3; Teddy Bears 2. 3, Co-Cap- tain 2, 3. CLIRTIS HAWK Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2; Basketball Manager 4; Track Man- ager 3; Bear Facts 4; Who ' s Who in Mechanical Drawing II 3; Senior Class Vice President. MARY BETH LANDERS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Flag Bearer 1,2; Science Club 1; Library Club 3; Junior Red Cross 3; FTA 4. CHESTER A. BROOKS HIER III Mr. BHS 1; Football 1,2; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Vice President; Student Council 1, 2; FTA 3; Biol- ogy Club 2, 3. 4; Ranch Day Fore- man 4; Junior Play. BRENDA HARRISON Bear Tracks 2, 4, Assistant Editor 2; Who ' s Who in Sophomore Litera- ture, American Literature, Trig- onometry, Physics, Typing I, Eng- lish Literature; Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed; FTA 2, 3, Sec- retary 4; National Honor Society, Secretary 4; Chemistry Club 4; Caroliers 4; Student Council 3; Junior Historians 3; Football Ribbon Committee; General Manager Sen- ior Magazine Sales; DAR Award. PHILLIP COTTRELL Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Historians 4; Biology Club 3, 4, President 4; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4. WALTER BUZZY JONES Junior Red Cross 3; Band 1, 2, 3; In- dustrial Arts 2, 3; Art Club 3. BETTY COX Freshman Favorite; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 3; Basket- ball 2, 3, Captain 3, Manager 4; FTA 3,4, Reporter 3, Songleader 4; FBLA 4; Art Club 1. Gfass of ' 60 MARGIE THOMAS Friendliest Senior Girl (59); Junior Class Secretary 3; Photography Club 2, Secretary 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Vol- leyball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; GRA 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Junior Historians 2, 3. STEVE MASSIE Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY McBRIDE Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1, 2; Science Club 2, 3, President 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. LUCILE LUSTER National Honor Society 4; Junior Historians 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Teddy Bears 3; FHA 1,2; Who ' s Who in Civics 4. BURT GRANT Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, Secretary- Treasurer 1,2; Junior Historians 3; Chemistry Club 4; Mr. BHS 4. c5. en ors KAY CLARK Bear Facts 4; FNA 4, Secretary 4; FTA 4; Junior Historians 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3. GARY DOBBINS Industrial Arts Club 1,4; Junior His- torians 3, 4; Library Club 4; Art Club 4; Basketball 3,4. DIANA RHEE STEVENSON FHA 1; Junior Historians 3,4; Car- oliers 4; Bear Tracks 4; Band 3, 4, First Chair Flute 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4. «ifc J0 I ' JIMMIE NEWTON ROBINSON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Biology Club 3; Who ' s Who in Biology 3; Baseball 3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 4; FBLA 2; Who ' s Who in Photography 4. ALEXANDRA CURLEY-CHIEF FNA, Historian 4. BILL COTTRELL Football 1, 2; Art Club 1; Math Club 2; Biology Club 3,4. GJass of ' 60 MARY DARLENE SNIDER FHA 1,2,4; FTA 1; Junior Histori- ans 3, 4; Caroliers 4; Library Club 1; FBLA 4. ELMER MILES Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4. KATHY JO PARKER Dramatics Club 2; FTA 2; Math Club 2; Teddy Bears 2; FHA 1, 4; Bear Facts 3; Junior Historians 3; Photography Club 3; Chemistry Club 4. A ii JIMMIE JUNE HEARON Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4, All-District 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Head Cheer- leader 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian 4; FBLA 4; Art Club 3; Most Athletic Senior Girl; Math Club. JESSE RAYMOND QUAVE Cheerleader 3; Library Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Bear Facts 3; FTA 3; Math Club 3; Biology Club 3; Caroliers 1; Junior Histo- rians 3; FBLA 4. DONNA CHAPMAN Student Council Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1,2; Most Attractive Senior Girl; Majorette 1, Drum Majorette 2, 3, Exhibition Twirler 4; Bear Facts Exchange Editor 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 2; FTA 4; Junior Historians 4; Biology Club 2, 4; Jimior Play. s eniors ROBERT YOUNG Football 1; Math Club 4. DIANA ELIZABETH MELTON FNA 4. IVAN ABBOTT Industrial Arts 1, 2, 4; Junior Histo- rians 4; Biology Club 3. i MARJORIE HANKINS .-TA 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Caroliers 4; Chemistry Club 4; Teddy Bears 2, 3; Junior Historians 3, 4; Math Club 4; FHA 1; Art Club 3; Student Council 1. , JAMES O. WOOD 4rt Club 1; Junior Historians 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3. BRENDA JOYCE WILLS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3. 4; Tennis 2; FT A 3. 4; Caroliers 4; FBLA 4; National Honor Society 4; Teddy Bears 2; Art Club 3; Who ' s Who in American History 3, Short- hand, Office Practice, Bookkeep- ing 4. G a ass oj ' 60 DALE DEMPSEY Biology Club 3; Football 2, 3; Base- ball 3. MARY CLEMENT FHA 1, 2, 4; Library Club 3, 4; FNA 4; Caroliers 4. JIMMY COVINGTON Freshman Class Favorite; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Bear Facts 4; Junior Red Cross 2. i,ij 7 m m STEPHEN DUNN Who ' s Who in Art II 3; Bear Facts 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Caroliers 1. Presi- dent 4; Library Club 3, Reporter 4; Junior Historians 3; Math Club 3; Junior Play. MAUREEN U. TRAINOR Art Club 2, 3; FHA 2. 3; Chemisuy Club 4. c5, DENNIS RUSSELL Football 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3. eniors WILLENA MAE SIMPSON DAVID HILL BRENDA GAIL WILLIAMS FHA 1, 2. 3; Teddy Bears 1, 2; Dra- Band 1.2 3, Drum Major 4; Band FHA 1; Junior Historians 3, 4; Car matics Club 1; FNA 4, President 4; President 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4; oliers 1, 4; Band 3. 4; FBLA 2. 3. 4 Student Council 4; Junior Histori- Combo 4 Basketball 3, 4; Junior ans 4. Play; Art Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Who ' s Who in Band 4. C • w . 1 ! JOHNNY STALLINGS B Team Football 3; Math Club 4; Chemistry Club 4. NANCY LAMPMAN FHA 1, 2; Junior Historians 3, 4; Science Club 3; Bear Facts 4; Dra- matics Club 3. JERRY WAYNE ALLISON Football 1,2. Gfass of 60 CATHERINE BURNETT FTA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Junior Historians 4; Biology Club 3; Volleyball 4. JOHNNY MAC BRITTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District Honorable Mention; Baseball 4; Junior Class President; Best Senior Citizen Boy; Best Ail-Round Senior Boy; Industrial Arts Club 1,2. EVA DARLENE SWAIM Basketball 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3. V1 J ' Jytl PAT ABBOTT Art Club 1; Dramatics Club 3; Ted- dy Bears 2; Photography Club 3; Bear Facts, Sports Editor 4; Best Personality Senior; FBLA 4; Junior Play. JAMES WHITE Junior Play. JUDY DABBS Who ' s Who in Typing I and II 3, 4; Who ' s Who in Bear Facts 4; Bear Facts 4; FBLA 4; Art Club 3; Tedd) Bears 2; FHA 3, 4. S eniors WAYNE BELL Math Club 4. LINDA SANDLIN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Historians 3, 4; Art Club 1; Photography Club 3; Caroliers 3, 4. JIMMIE BARRETT Football 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Base- ball 4; Biology Club 3; Art Club 2. 3; Bear Facts Circulation Manager 4; Mr. BHS Runner-Up 4. J k LINDA MARIE HOVIS FHA 1, Reporter 1; Homeroom Sec- retary 1, 2; Vice President 3; Junior Historians 3; Art Club 2. DEWEY HICKSON Football 2, 3, 4. ANN SINGLETON Art Club 3; Photography Club 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Caroliers 3; Junior His- torians 3; Junior Class Favorite. Glass of 60 JO VANLANDINGHAM FHA 1; Library Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; Basketball 3; Art Club 3; FBLA 4. RUTH GLASSEY Transferred to St. Louis, Missouri. SANDRA SANDY ARNOLD TRANSFERRED FROM MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. ii)e, uie rSc ' p o - C) ass, Jje ncy o Rea.sonah ij Basi Wiff I. JIMMY POND, will to SHERRY ESKEW my ability to get out of school in thirteen years. I, ELMER MILES, will my brownie points with Mr. Pippin to ROGER RODGERS. I, JIM MILLER, leave my abil- ity to play the sax to MIKE JOHNSON. I, RUTH McALESTER, will my ability to foul and double dribble to MYRETTE COOK. I. REX MOODY, will to GARY DON COX my ability to pass in Mrs. Moore ' s class. I, POD MOORE, will to BENNY HEADRICK my ability to hit a baseball. I, TOMMY MORTON, will my worn-out tennis shoes to ROBERT MITCHAM. I, IVAN ABBOTT, will to BILLY EAVES my ability to stay out of the water. I, JESSE QUAVE, will to DICKIE LANE all my athletic abil- ities. I. EDDIE RAPP, will to JOHN WELLS my books and report cards. I. JOHNNY REAVES, will to MICKEY HOLBROOK the gripes of Mr. C. L. B. in baseball. I, ROBERT YOUNG, will to any worthy member of the class of 1961, my good grades and anything else left over. I, NANCY LAMPMAN, leave my height to JUNE JOHNSTON. I, MARY LANDE RS, will to GEORGIA McPHERSON all the orange pop- cicles in the lunchroom. I, DAVID LEMLEY, will to my brother my ability to stay in school. I. LU- CILE LUSTER, will my chemistry book to anyone who wants it. I, DONALD REECE. will my ability to sing Frauline in the field house to FRANKIE TERRY. I. JOY REED, will to RITA TULLOS my ability to get jnarried and finish school. 1. DAVID REESE, will to my sisters. ROXY and KATHY, my good grades in English. I, BILLY ROBINSON, will to DANNY NICHOLS my swim goggles. I, JIMMIE ROBIN- SON, will to GRANT DAVIS the ability to leave my boxing gloves at home while playing basketball. I, DENNIS RUSSELL, will to GEORGE CLARK my name Fudd. I, DELORIS ROUTLEDGE, will to CINDY BRITTON my low voice. I, LINDA SANDLIN, will to CLAUDETTE BARTON my ability to pass two P. E. ' s. I, GLORIA SEWELL, will to PATSY DYESS my ability to beat her to the car at lunch. I, WILLENA SIMPSON, will to VIRGINIA RHINE my grades in photography. I, BARBARA SMITH, will to PAM DOL- LOFF the ability to sit the last half of a basketball game on the bench. 1, BONNIE SMITH, will to LIN- DA LANGSTON my ability to sign my own passes. I, MARY SNIDER, will to all JUNIORS all my unsold ribbons. I, JOHNNY STALLINGS, will to LINDA WYATT and CHARLES FORREST my ability to get Eng- lish notebooks in on time. I, BILLIE STEPHENS, will to LINDA DEDMON and GEORGIA McPHERSON my ability to be first in the lunch line. I. EVA SWAIM, will to FRANKIE LEWIS, the ability to gradu- ate. I. PEGGY SWAN, will my bashfulness to JOYCE PATRICK. 1, RONALD MARTIN, will to ROY MALONE my ability to get engaged to a girl he couldn ' t go steady with. I, DIANA MELTON, will to MARY CLOUD my book reports. I. MARGIE THOMAS, will to DELORIS GRIGGS my old civics book. I. MAUREEN TRAINOR. will to the forthcoming classes good fortune. I. JO VANLANDINGHAM, will to the JUNIOR CLASS the ability to finish out their senior year. I, JAMES WHITE, will all my one- legged A ' s to OLIN WILLIAMS. I, GAIL WILLIAMS, will to DONNA FLORIES my magic drum sticks. I, JOYCE WILLS, leave my good ole number 14 uniform to JOAN MARTIN. I, JAMES WOOD, will my ability to get out of Mr. Nichols ' study hall to DIANE DUNN. I. JUDY YOUNG, will to GAY PRICE my ability to get along with Mr. Vaught. I, JERRY McBRIDE, will to DAVID OREBAUGH my pass from homeroom to the rest room. I, PAULINE McBRIDE, will to ANNETTE McBRIDE my ability to go steady with two boys at the same time. 1, LES PACE, will my McGreagor football gloves to TOMMY WOLF. I, KATHY PARKER, will to DARLENE DEUEL and JACKIE STARR my ability to create confusion. I, BOBBY PATE, will to JAKE HARRIS the ability to stay out past 2 A. M. and still come to school. I. HARRY BOOTHE, will my boots and spurs to RONNIE GROOMER. I. JOHNNY BRITTON. will to HOMER SUTTON my old number 55 jersey. I. CHESTER BROOKSHIER, will my ability to play ping-pong to ARMIN INGRAM. I. ANN CHAMBERS, will my baton to PAT CHAMBERS. I. DONNA CHAPMAN, will to CORKY HOLLAND the ability to go a full day without breaking any braces. I, KAY CLARK, will to ROBERT SMITH my ability to drive safely. I, BUZZY JONES, will to JOHN WELLS my ability to get excused absences. I, BURT GRANT, will to WALTER FISHER my ability to get along with Mr. Brannon. I. LOYD GREGORY. will my place in Mrs. Head ' s class to anyone who wants it. I, MARJORIE HANK- ' TNS. will my trig book, with all the answers, to DON HANKINS. I. BEVERLY PLACE, will my title as RANCH DAY SWEETHEART to DELORES GRIGGS. I, JOHNNY HARMON, will to GILLY GABBERT my Souncf TKi ' ncf Do T TaAe Jnis, Our ano Uesiameni ability to charm the women. I, BRENDA HARRISON, will my ability to get dressed in a hurry to DIANE SHEFFIELD. I, DEANNA HAUGHT, will to MARY HILL my ability to let my hair grow out. I, CURTIS HAWK, will to DEAN HAWK my football manager ' s job. I, ROBERT HAYNES, will to MIKE REID the ability to work with motors. I, DEWEY HICKSON, will my ability to pass algebra to DAVID OREBAUGH. I, HERTHA HOFFMAN, will my ability to play basketball to MISS JOHNSON. I, DOROTHY HOLBROOK, will my ability to keep smiling to SANDY YOUNG. I, PAT ABBOTT, will my ability to never close my mouth to LINDA LANGSTON. I, TOMMY ALFORD, will to SAMMY BROWN my ability to grow longer legs. I, JIMMY BARRETT, will to HELEN HANSON my ability to get along with Mrs. Pattie. I, ROBERT BANKS, will to DON BIRDWELL my nickname Beep Beep and my number 25 jersey. I, BETTY COX, will my ability to graduate to GARY COX. I, JIMMY COVINGTON, will my ability to not smoke nor drink to DANNY NICHOLS. I, ALEXANDRA CURLEY -CHIEF, will to LINDA SHERWOOD my ability to pass P. E. without knowing how to play basketball. I, J. B. DAVIS, will to BILLY EAVES the power to resist redheads. I, BILL COTTRELL, will to SHERMAN BAXTER my ability to keep my mouth shut in Mrs. Moore ' s class. I, MARY CLEMENT, will to LOIS PFAFF the ability to eat vegetables without finding anything in them. I, JACKYE HURD, will my ability to ask stupid questions in Mr. Brannon ' s class to ROY WOODARD. I, J,INDA HO VIS, will to GUY HOVIS my ability to keep my eyes open and my ears closed during classes. I, DALE DE MPSEY ,. will JERRY DON SMITH a happy 14th year. I, GARY DOBBINS, will to JOHN WELLS the intelligence to buy a Chevy. I, BARBARA DOLLOFF, will to HELEN HANSON my ability to get fussed at by Miss Johnson. I, STEPHEN DUNN, will to MARKa- LETTA WILSON my skeleton key and my ability to keep a job. I, PHILIP COTTRELL, will my hatred for Lord products to DAVID McCARTY. I, MISSY ETTINGER, will my baton to JUDY McCORD. I, JUNE FORSYTHE, will to JUDY BAKER my ability to talk in study hall and get by with it. I, RONNY FOWLER, will to TINY DAVIS my ability not to get caught smoking in the rest room. I, REITA GARRETT, will to GEORGIA McPHERSON my ability to gossip and the method of goose-walking. I, JUDY DABBS, will to SHERRY ESKEW my appendix. I, JERRY ALLISON, will to SAMMY BROWN my ability to play hookey without getting caught. I, PAT STEVENSON, will my ability to eat to LINDA DEDMON. I, STEVE MASSIE, will to BILLY EAVES my ability to talk in the library. I, CATHERINE BURNETT, will to DELORIS GRIGGS my ability to sneak into the boys ' basketball games. I, JIMMIE JUNE HEARON, will to LINDA LANGSTON my ability to go through high school without getting married. I, TENNA HICK- MAN, will to GAY PRICE my ability to like English and get along with the teacher. I, DAVID HILL, will my uniform to LINDA DEDMON. I, LINDA TUNAL, will my job as annual editor to anyone crazy enough to want it. I, LARRY RHODES, will to ROGER RODGERS all my height for next year ' s basketball team. I, ANN SINGLETON, will to GERALD MORRISON my ability to take two English classes at the same time and pass. T nT A]v[A STFVFN! LL will to RONNETTE TOWNSEND all my tranquilizers so that she can remain on the annual staff. I, WAYNE BELL, leave Mr. Vaught to DAVID CARROLL and BOBBY LAWSON. I, FREDDIE THETFORD, will the SOPHOMORE class the currie dance. TO the JUNIORS we leave the good times we ' ve had during our senior year. TO the SOPHOMORES we leave our intelligence and dignity to aid them throughout their remaining high school days. TO the FRESHMEN and SUB -FRESHMEN we leave our long hours spent working for that little white diploma. TO the FACULTY we leave a sense of accomplishment and possible relief after bidding us farewell. iSt«i Vu y lynecf and Sea ecf f Presence of Ae J) ear Z Une (beni ' or Glass of 60 Surtdenly TVf Wk Ine JuJni e U ose rose as their symbol of dedication for these pages y ■ lOflllMM— liai Un JKeinoru of BARBARA ELLEN BROWN JOE BART HOLD - u JUNIORS To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ' tis nobler in the mind to Mffer The slings and arrows of outrageous formne. Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. SHAKESPEARE ' , ' . a W ' W j: ' M w ■ft ?JlM f . ' ■  ... . ■ ;:,vWv ,-. % ' - • ' ' 3 Bk HMH junior (JJJ cers WESLEY CASEY President CHARLES FORREST Vice President DELORES GRIGGS Secretary RONNETTE TOWNSEND Treasurer junior s. sponsors MISS JOHNSON Chairman MR. SMITH MR. VEACH MR. FROHM MISS MURPHY MR. MORGAN MR. BURTON ■■■■ WKM H l H ■ - ' j - M ■fair — r ■ - ' r .- :: !1 ti ■ — ■• ' a ' J jBJgt ' V W J uniors SANDRA ASHCRAFT JUDY BAKER JAMES BANKS LINDA BANKS SHERMAN BAXTER DORIS BECKER DON BIRDWELL LILA BOSTER RONALD BRIDGES CINDY BRIXTON DAN BROOKS JOHNNIE BRUNETTE DORIS BUFFORD EDWIN BUSH STELVIN BYARS BOBBY CARGILL WESLEY CASEY BETTY CASTON PAULETTE CAYLOR MODELL CLARK RONNIE CLARK DAVID CLEM MARY CLOUD CECIL COLLINS MYRETTE COOK DENNIS DAVIS LINDA DEDMON DARLENE DEUEL Gfa ass Oj ' 61 BARBARA HARRELL JAKE HARRIS RUTH HART BILLY HENDERSON JIMMY HOFFMAN MICKEY HOLBROOK LaWANDA HOLLOWAY JOE HOOTEN LARRY HOOTEN EDDIE HOWELL SHARON HUTCHINSON MIKE JENKINS DALE JENSEN JUNE JOHNSTON CAROLE KAVANAUGH RAY KELLEY k i mk . rM JACK MARLIN JOAN MARTIN CAROLYN MICKELSON WAYNE MITCHELL J Jc uniors ROBERT MOORE WAYMON MOORE LARRY McAFEE DAVID Mccarty JACKIE McCREIGHT MELBA McINTIRE TOMMY McKEE TOMMY McKEEL GEORGIA Mcpherson BONNIE MORRIS WAYNE MORRIS GERALD MORRISON JERRY MORAN GRACIE NEVIL DANNY NICHOLS PAULA NORRIS DAVID OREBAUGH MARY OLDHAM BILL OSBORNE RAYMOND PATE i : ,i JOYCE PATRICK LYNDA PITTMAN VIRGINL PREAS LOY PRESSLEY GAY PRICE PAULETTE PURSELLEY BARBARA RAINEY BILLY RAINEY Gfass of 61 GARY RAINS DONNA RAPP DAVID RASCO DONNIE REEVES VIRGINIA RHINE MINNIE RHODES FRANCES RICE JULIA RIEVES MARY RILEY DONNIE RODGERS ROGER RODGERS EUGENE ROPER JERRY RUBENKOENIG RICHARD SAMUELSON JACKIE SCOTT LINDA SHERWOOD EDWARD SHIFLETT JERRY DON SMITH ROBERT SMITH RONNIE SMITH GARY SNAPKA GWENDOLYN SNELLINGS GWEN SPANN JERRY SPURLOCK JACKQUELINE STARR TEDDY STONE CARLOTTA STOWERS Life ' s but a tvalking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more: SHAKESPEARE ' ■ ' ■ — r ' o ; ' o ?o V Officers LARRY NICHOLS President LANI PRESSWOOD Vice President PAT CHAMBERS Secretary LINDA STANFORD Treasurer Sopnomore sponsors MR. THORNTON MR. HENDERSON MR. BRANNON MRS. BRANDON Chairman MRS. FROHM MRS. BAKER MRS. BURTON QJopni u)i2iores Billy Akin James Allen Sandra Artley Donald Athey Linda Ballard Bob Barnes Erma Barnes Carol Barrett Mike Becker Polly Benfer Wanda Benfer Bryan Boyd Jerry Boyd Ronnie Bradley Charles Bradshaw Derwin Bradshaw Donna Brasher Nancy Briggs Joanne Brock Donna Brookshier Lanny Brown Sammy Brown Kenneth Burchfield Mary Campbell David Carroll Earl Castleman Troy Caylor Pat Chambers Jack Clay Virginia Clem M ■ ■ ' —•■■ ()f) i ) n(j x s Joe Colditz Cecil Cook Helen Cook Carolyn Cornelius Kenneth Costephens Gary Don Cox Billy Crownover Ann Davee Paul Davidson Charles Davis Grant Davis Carlton DeLoach Bryon Dickey David Dikes Ellis Dikes Pam Dolloff Gail Doyle James Duggins Diane Dunlap Wanda Dunn Richard Eargle Joan Eastham Betty Eaves Billy Edwards Jimmy Edwards Sue Epley Clifford Ertelt Donna Evans Geneva Evans Bobby Faus 2J u Gfass of ' 62 Marie Fickling Betty Finley Judy Fisher Douglas Fordyce Eddie Fore Dexter Fowler Glen Foy Roy Frantom Lannette Freeman Danny Green Pat Hammonds Thomas Harris Barbara Harrison Doug Harrison Elizabeth Hawkins Bennie Headrick Paula Henderson Robert Henderson Linda Henly Betty Hill Coy Hill Doris Hill Mary Hill Alvin Hoffman Joe Holder Corky Holland Jack Hooten Janie Hooten Armin Ingram Sandra Jenkins • ' ' -mi- c )(j ) j (Jin (J v.y Linda Johnson Max Johnson Mike Johnson Eddie Jones Gail Jones Pat Kelley Ann Kerr Billy King Mike Kloberdanz Jewell Kocian Danny Kolar Jerry Kucharczyk Jimmie Lane Bobby Lawson Carol Lewis Gary Lewis Ida Mae Lewis Tim Lipscomb James Loven William Luster Gloria Martin Bobby Matheus Robert Mitcham Jerry Mitchell Lynn Monroe Mary Moody Pat Mooney Ann Moore Kathy Morrison C) ass of V:)2 Louise MuUenix Annette McBride Dianne McCarty Roy McClure Judy McCord Earl McCormack Nancy McCurley Louise McDade Mary McDonald Pat McDonald Sheryl McDonald Glenn Nelson Wayne Nelson Larry Don Nichols. Ronnie Nichols Linda Parish Kaye Parker Lynn Partlow Allen Perkins Linda Petrek Rita Petty Lois Pfaff Bobby Pipkin Shirley Pitts Lamont Preble Lani Presswood Robert Rainey Carolyn Rasor Lonnie Reed 1 op i o nores Roxy Reese Mary Rhodes Henry Roach Yvonne Robbins Marlin Rogers Carolyn Rubenkoenig Elsie Sampson Paul Sanders Amy Sansom Alene Scott Dixie Scott Rita Sewell Kenneth Shaw Diane Sheffield Laqueta Sheffield Johnny Sherwood Imogene Shipman Jimmy Shuler Mike Spraggins Granvel Spjeck Baxter Spur lock Linda Stanford Marie Steen Karen S truckman Sharen Struckman Richard Swan Judy Swilling Flo Taylor Richard Taylor Teddy-Taylor Flora Teague Charles Terry Benny Thompson Nancy Tomberlin Johnny Thompson Dixie Tucknies Robert Vanlandingham Sulamae Wagner Billy Walker Darrell Walters David Wander Claudie Ware Phyllis Watson Norman Webb Mike Weeks Connie Wells Wayne Wells Francis White Shenon White Marilyn Whittenton Jackie Williams Paul Wilson Stanley Witkowski Joel Wcrley Joyce Worley Jan Wright Janet Wyatt Although the seniors leave this spring - let ' s get rid of this one early Are all sophomore home- room sponsors farsighted??? What ' s this??? Polygamist or Bigamist? Jop i Hjino e Who put the persimmons on my mouthpiece? Even your best friends won ' t tell you! cS naps So what if I don ' t look like Rock Hudson - you can ' t have brains and muscles ton! Good Stuff! o_- A% «;«A Don ' t look now but there ' s a train coming! ! ! E S H M E N His life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up, And say to all the world, ' This was a man! ' SHAKESPEARE r Officers GEORGE CLARK President SHIRLEY SANDLIN Vice President JENNY GRIGGS Secretary FR.ANKIE BRANSON Treasurer Jresninan sponsors MR. NICHOLS MRS. Mcdowell MRS. hill MRS. head Chairman MRS. DAY MRS. MARTIN MR. BRANSON Jresni men Kurt Abies Betty Adkins Joe Bailey Edward Barber James Barron Claudette Barton Diane Bell Marquita Bingham Alvin Bolton Jack Booth Donnie Bradshaw Darla Bragg Frankie Branson James Brayton Judy Briley Beverly Brunette Linda Bryant Rose Bufford Mike Butler Jack Campbell Sonia Cecil Robert Chamberlain George Clark Jimmy Clayton Sandra Clepper Jackie Cornell James Craig Dalton Cribbs Jackie Crider Jresninen Leta Cross Graham Davis Drinda Dearing Gloria Dillon Dolly Dixon Dennis Dobbins Bobby Elliot Janesse Evans Gordon Farmer Mike Feazell Bill Feeler Larry Ferguson Sharon Ferguson Juanita Fleming Jerry Flories Vincent Flynn Eddie Fogle Pam Forehand Rickey Foreman Phillip Gibson Nancy Goggans Joy Goochey Eddie Gray Norma Gray Jenny Griggs Ruth Groomer Pam Gustafson Pat Hall Ina Rae Hampton C)iass of ' 63 Rx)ger Hankins Judy Harmon Lenda Harris James Harrison Dean Hawk Rickey HajTies Rocky Hazlett Patsy Hendon Freddie HiU Tommy Hines James Hitt Sammy Holbrook Sharon Holloway Guy Hovis Sadie Howard Donna Howell Scarlen Huffman Margaret James Carolton Johnson Teddy Johnson James Jones Rosemary Jones Delores Jones Ronald Kan Darlene King Juretta Kirkland Kenneth Kizer Dickie Landers Brenda Lanev JXJ m iiii m- - res i linen Don Lanier Rosetta Lawson Kenneth Lemke John Lemley Rex Lewis Ronald Lindsey Lorraine Lloyd Sonny Loftin Sandra Long Jo Ann Lou Duane Lucher Rayhe Luke Lillian Luster Ronald Marbut Phyllis Martin Bobby Martin Jerry Martin Coy Massey Becky Matheus Rita Mauldin Sandra Mayo Joyce Meeks Earl Mendenhall Linda Mendenhall Anita Mitchell Billie Mitchell Jeanne Monroe Suzanne McAfee Carol McCammon Gfass of ' 63 Mark McCarty Jack McCasland Bonnie McCrary Richard McGuire Patsy McKinney Jackie McKown Steve McWilliams Betty Moore Johnny Murray Doris Neel LaQuitta Nelson Dickie Nichols James Nicholson Patricia Noble Joyce Norris Darren Orebaugh Paul Pace Susan Parker Jerry Parkhill Anita Pate Brenda Pate Betsy Pennington Durenda Perry Bill Pesnell Mike Pipkin Jimmy Pippin Paul Pittman Charles Poulson ' tr,,t ,1 ' Jresnmen Sandra Preas David Priddy Max Proctor Linda Purcell Gary Puiman Wesley Rasco Arnilla Ray Kathy Reese Mike Re id Linda Rhodes David Roberts Harrel Rogers Carlton Russell Shirley Sandlin Linda Shaw Sonny Shelby Jennilu Sheppard Joe Sherwood Dorothy Simpson Robert Smith Judy Sparks Darlene S peers Gary Spelce Wayne Spur lock Andrew Stell Joyce Stinson Robert Sullivan Sandra Sykes Linda Stevenson Lohren Stevenson Sheila S towers Mary Stringham Jolene Struckman Jerry Swan Pat Sweatman Shirley Swift Judy Talkington Diana Thomas Jean Thompson Glenda Temmons Linda Gail Tucker Myra Walker Sue Walston Martha Weatherly Danny Wells Thomas Wenzel Rebecca West Sherry West Connie Williams Joe Williams Kenneth Williams Rose Wilton Mike Woods Linda Wyatt Thomas Wylie Sylvia Young Gee, Mom, can ' t I play a little longer? What do you uo wun a skyhook, Suzanne? ijTesninan What ' s this??? A Gossip Club! ! ! Our Selection for Smile of the Year Could this be Juretta? Let Me Call You Sweetheart Our Future Miss America! 41. c 5. naps I Just Love to be in Pictures! ! ! This boy eats Profile bread! ' A C T I Vjf I Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE C a ej2( a ' (j ( oe i 19J0-I06O Registration Classes Begin First Pep Rally First Football Game Senior Pictures Made School Pictures Made F. H. A. Goes to Fair Election of Class Officers Election of Class Favorites Homecoming Presentation of Football Sweetheart Annual Staff Goes to Dallas Veterans ' Day Holiday Presentation of Band Sweetheart asketball Season Begins Basketball Clinic Junior Sales Project Thanksgiving Holidays Junior Class Party F.H.A. Christmas Party Senior Christmas Party Band Christmas Party Basketball Tournaments Christmas Holidays Senior Magazine Sales Football Boys Get Letter Jackets Basketball Tournaments Mid -Term Exams Dead Day Spring Semester Begins Seniors Go to TCU Ranch Day Fat Stock Show Holiday Juniors Measure for Rings Junior Candy Sale Snow Holiday Senior Variety Show T.A.L.A. Convention Public School Week Open House Seniors Measure for Caps and Gowns Junior Play F.H. A. Convention Annual Staff Banquet Senior Play Easter Holidays Basketball Jackets Received Baseball Season Begins Junior-Senior Banquet Junior-Senior Prom Band Banquet Seniors Go to Siebolds Presentation of Annual Class Parties Tennis Meet Track Meet Volleyball Meet Cheerleader Election Juniors Go to Shangri-La Senior Picnic Baccalaureate Services Dead Days Graduation Jionor c raoua es of 19J9 EMMA JO KING Valedictorian PATRICIA FORREST Salutatorian Peggy Smith Kennette Harrison Frances Anderson Betty Fisher Celest McLean Gay Wilson Shirley Longino Rebecca Baxter Cathenia Williams Bernice Green Margaret Goodwin Linda Goodger Glenda Goodger Sharon Walker Dawn Utley Sue Gustafson Donnie Bell Burl Proctor Bobby Arledge r- J onor warc s of 19J9 ANNUAL Kennette Harrison ART -------------------------- Stephen Dunn SHORTHAND Emma Jo King TWEWRITING Margaret Goodwin BOOKKEEPING Gay Wilson MATHEMATICS Betty Fisher SCIENCE Bernice Green HISTORY Rebecca Baxter BOYS ' ATHLETICS Tony Coffey GIRLS ' ATHLETICS Verna Dolloff ENGLISH Kennette Harrison INDUSTRIAL ARTS Eddie Tucknies BIOLOGY Ronnette Townsend BAND Betty Fisher JOURNALISM -Glenda Goodger MUSIC ------ ------ Frances Anderson PHOTOGRAPHY -Pat Forrest HOME ECONOMICS - Peeey Smith IsO io ' s ZVAi o JUDY DABBS Typing 11 Bear Facts Staff ROGER RODGERS American History BETTY CASTON Home Economics II HERTHA HOFFMAN Girls ' P. E. DAVID ROBERTS Algebra I KENDALL FOREMAN Bear Tracks Staff PAULETTE PURSELLEY Chemistry American Literature BEVERLY BRUNETTE Spanish I Home Economics I Freshman Literature JIMMIE- ROBINSON Photography JOYCE WILLS Office Practice Shorthand Bookkeeping ' 9$ M i %ymmmm m ■ r r : 4. i n RONNY FOWLER Metal Shop I MARQUITA BINGHAM General Math o DEAN HAWK Library DON BIRDWELL Mechanical Drawing I WESLEY CASEY TEDDY WITKOWSKI Plane Geometry JANIE HOOTEN CONNIE WELLS Sophomore Literature RONALD LINDSEY Speech DAVID inLL Band OLIN WILLIAMS Mechanical Drawing II MIKE JOHNSON Biology JURICA eu 1 f i MYRETTE COOK Office World History CAROLYN MICKELSON Home Economics III ROBERT BANKS Metal Shop II RONALD LIPSCOMB Boys ' P. E. BRENDA HARRISON Physics D. A. R, Award English Literature Typing I Trigonometry MARY ANN McDONALD Algebra II Spanish II SONNY LOFTIN General Science LUCILE LUSTER Civics DOUG HARRISON Woodwork I GWEN SNELLINGS Art I MARI-BETH HACKNEY Art II ENGLISH SPEECH 71 rewer Jiion c iooJ For all of our lives we must communicate with other people. It is most important that we learn to do this in the most effective way possible. It is for this reason that ENG- LISH is one of the most stressed courses in the curriculum. It is here that we learn the mechanics of self-expression. It is here that we learn to communicate. In order that we may become accustomed to public speaking and learn the finer arts of public expres- sion, the school offers a course in SPEECH. The written word becomes more and more important, daily. Our newspapers serve a vital purpose in our day to day life. Those who are interested in this work are offered the chance to take JOURNALISM. In addition, in our ever-increasing contact with the world about us, it becomes necessary to have a working knowledge of not only our language, but the language of others as well. It is with this in mind that the school has added SPANISH to its list of subjects. JOURNALISM MATH SCIENCE G urncuium ' am i ud ' les Ours is also becoming a technical and specialized world. The scientific race is becom- ing more and more exacting every day. Today ' s students will graduate into a world where knowledge of MATH and SCIENCE is at a premium. To help to satisfy this need the school offers courses in math ranging from general math and algebra to trigonome- try and solid geometry. The science department covers courses from general science to physics. Also, to build a satisfactory world for tomorrow we must have a knowledge of yesterday, and a sound understanding of the way our government is set up. It is for these reasons that the school offers courses in HISTORY and CIVICS. HISTORY CIVICS t ■if OFFICE PRACTICE CB re ever Jlion cjcnooj Vocational courses are also set up to aid those students who have interests and abilities in these subjects. For those who are interested in the field of commerce, there are offered six courses in BUSINESS, ranging from typewriting to the all-encompassing subject of office practice. For those students wanting training in industrial arts, courses offered in MECHANICAL DRAWING and SHOP include two years each in woodwork, metalwork, and drafting. For those girls desiring training in homemaking, instructions in the arts of cooking and sewing are offered in three years of HOME ECONOMICS. SHOP HOME ECONOMICS ART G urricuium lum L) uoi ' les High school is also a place to develop the finer arts. Music is provided by an excellent BAND which includes within its ranks a stage band, a combo, majorettes, and flagbear- ers. ART, too, is offered, to aid and entertain students talented in this field. A world of rest and relaxation is offered by the LIBRARY. The variety of books which can be .found there offer entertainment as well as valuable information. Exercise of the body is also vital to the well-being of every student. To help keep each student in the best physical shape possible, the school offers various sports and activities in PHYSICAL ED- UCATION. All of these courses are designed with die student in mind. They are for the purpose of helping each person to develop to the utmost all his potentialities and to help him grow into a worthwhile, first-class citizen of tomorrow. LIBRARY PFn ' SICAL EDUCATION r iai s J l(j n e c ' (j n ; a FOOTBALL SWEETHEART BILLIE GENE STEPHENS Bonfire of ' 59 Cheerleaders Ocio£er 23. 19J9 Coronation of Queen and Sweetheart Business Meeting of Exes Association HOMECOMING SHARON CLARK BLAIR ■ i ' t -. Homecoming Pep Rally QUEEN Exes Association Officers ' TTTifrTrt ' ft w r7- 3)i e hope your stocking uj H be as it should JusT brimming and bo ' girig ufltfi everyttiing good TIR (iope urslbcl(inQi5 -tufdy and 5tout With never 3 hole to let blessings -fall OUt Wayt eftinstmis star as it sKin?SintheUue Shed the Spmt ofC wstmas over yOU ♦ -N ayit fill your heart, as it fills the shyM ' ThatStheC rislmas u .shof k ,-f .REVVfR IGH - ( e o dz ? :? C ) oin es io Mrewer Jiian J ' oreman CHESTER BROOKSHIER J ancn T)au ( J o uncf up Qi ai J re w erj line ' The Plight of the McDougals. The Senior Bells sing. Altogether ? ? Now ? ? . right smack on the mouth! SWEETHEART and BEAU and their court reign at B. H. S. on February [imm, let ' s see now, which note comes next. ' IT is in Harry ' s drum. . , . I ' m so glad that I ' M a little girl nd you ' re a little boy. yo u call that skatin ' ?? The Senior Class says Thank you and Con- gratulations So that ' s where the Senior Fund wentl ... you move that rose once more and I ' ll, I ' ll ... Look! Mom! ! No cavities. I O.K., Smarty! Dare me to do something else. No wonder the cowboys are all eoine East. What ' s wrong. Missy? Did your cigar make you sick??? This is a beatnik??? t( ' Better clean it up good, Elmer, before Mr. Pippin comes back! Could be they don ' t like your choice of records, Fowler! •S r ciiio ' These are senior foot- ball BOYS??? Who says that seniors are the laziest people in school??? : 2a ).s Could this be the time that Les hit that magic note??? Could this be our journa- lism class hard at work selling ads??? Well, La Te Da! Mr. Sheppard really must have told a funny joke! ' I J © So what do I care if the juniors have to pay for the Junior -Senior Banquet! ! Cheer up, kids! We ' re taking up a collection for you! ! ! J unior Sure, Sandy, we all want a good seat for the game, but this is ridiculous! ! ! Why the big smile, Dennis? Oh, you ' re the one who stole the funnies from the library! ! ! 6 naps ip They must be singing a lullaby ' cause Helen is going to sleep! ! I Irs What ' s the matter, Sarah? Didn ' t you like the joke that Fisher told??? That ' s the girl. Make ' em yell! ! ! Don ' t you think that you ought to buy a new skirt, De lores? This one is getting awfully short. Not so hard, Sandy! It ' s a glass back board. Why did you all run off and leave poor Mr. Smith? junior Is there any doubt about who needs f ' the vitamins? Paulette, how dare you bring a senior on this page! ! ! 6 na ips You almost didn ' t make it, did you, Helen? Our most studious??? Juniors! ! ! So, this is what our head sponsor does all the time . . . plays! (PI MBPbW r ' tfBBf! mCOkm ex ' s Entertain BHS Students at Homecoming Assembly Cheerleaders Perform in a Typical Fall Pep Rally special Durante Rhodes Presents Honor Cards Assemblies Congressman Jim Wright Speaks on Veteran ' s Day Mr. Dutch Morrison Speaks about his Experiences in German Concentration Camp. special Cjounci s SENIOR COUNCIL They couldn ' t get any business finished . . . because they thought they were supposed to eat!!! JUNIOR COUNCIL So . . . this is where they hid the decora- tions for the junior -senior banquet! ! ! ANNUAL STAFF REPRESENTATIVES Bread is the staff of life, but that is no rea- son why the life of our staff should be one continual loaf. FAVORITE Holy, fair, and wise is she; The heaven such grace did lend her, That she might admired he. Is she kind as she is fair? For beauty lives with kindness. SHAKESPEARE TITr. ancfTIC ss T .T .S. T url rant anr 7 ar6ara T)offo jf (Senior 7aoor es J au ine JlCc JSriae ancfCes ' ' ace I jfunior auoriies O cA e Lane anrf ' {lufetie J ' urse Iey- ' ■«r 4-L « r c)o )no no e Mjti)or es ,jacA 7 oo en ancf J offu Jen er V ' riu nr% i Jreshman Jauoriies ' Danny iJeffs ancf enny ri s CRoSinson Doromu y o orooA Jn ' encfliesi c3 eniors JlCos iiraciwe c5 eniors Oonna apman Jofn ' jnnt Jiarmon Mi Wiffer Tieita jKosi Ualenied L)en ors JICos yl n e c Seniors June yfearon J3i ie jxoomson (L) epnens i jrjiion Loesi u en or Giiizens Seniors JKosi loiAelu io ( ucceecf lOarru iRnoaes Jjrenoa Jiarrison TlSSoU WWW ' ' A I ■ H es Senior J ersonanhes CBesi C n inouncf Seniors Dorotnu 7 n orooA 0 oo 6a r SweeiJieari iBinie ene L) epnens l- O etia arre T : ,.r ... ORGANIZATIONS All the world ' s a stage And all the men and women merel players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, . . . SHAKESPEARE 9ri ' ■° ' ' ' ' BSm V f r r,. r -« MilP«W g . .-7- -.T ntiW.ily ' i, cj uoen (uouncil MR. BURTON The Student Council is an organization which serves each and every student attending Brewer High School. It is repre- sentative of the entire student body in that each homeroom and each grade elects a delegate to serve on the Council. The work of the Student Council includes such things as: co-operating with the principal and teachers for the better- ment of the school, encouraging of better school spirit, and aiding in the general welfare of the student body. i L Jlrt Gfa6 President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter - - - ■ ■ - - JESSE QUAVE TOMMY ALFORD - - JUDY YOUNG -DELORES GRIGGS - -JENNY GRIGGS Sponsor . . . MRS. MARTIN miMiB i II -r Vrfrff. :- ' tA Sgr. .V X Editor BILLY ROBINSON Co-Editor - - DEANNA HAUGHT Girls ' Sports Editor PAT ABBOTT Boys ' Sports Editor CURTIS HAWK Circulation Manager JIMMY BARRETT Business Manager JUDY DABBS Exchange Editor DONNA CHAPMAN Sponsors . . . MR. FROHM MRS, PATTIE iBear Jacis G u6 MR. VEACH President PHILLIP COTTRELL Vice President LARRY HOOTEN Secretary JUNE JOHNSTON Treasurer DON HANKINS Reporter CONNIE WELLS Parliamentarian LARRY DON NICHOLS Sergeant-at-Arms TOMMY MORTON Sponsor . . . MRS. WOO DRUM President STEPHEN DUNN Vice President JUDY YOUNG Reporter DONNA BROOKSHIER Publicity SARAH WARE Secretary ANN CHAMBERS Cjne nis n G u6 Sponsor . . . MR. BRANNON President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - DANNY NICHOLS ■ - DONALD REESE - MYRETTE COOK - JANET TAYLOR I ij ' uiure Seacfers of en. merica H k 3 [Hi N«S. HILL Sponsors . . . MRS. BAKER President BONNE SMITH Vice President BETTY COX Secretary PAULINE McBRIDE Corresponding Secretary - - DOROTHY HOLBROOK mtk-— r-y -KX: r 4u Juiure JjomemaAers of lA m erica ( u en or JlionJ President JAN WRIGHT Vice President DONNA BROOKSHIER Secretary ANNETTE McBRIDE Treasurer HERTHA HOFFMAN Parliamentarian NANCY L£ Y Reporter WANDA BENFER Historian NANCY TOMBERLAIN Song Leader KJDY FISHER Pianist JOANNE BROCK Sponsor MRS. BURTON , csident JANESSE EVANS Vice President SU SAN PARKER Secretary PAM GUSTAFSON Treasurer JOY GOOCHEY Reporter JENNY GRIGGS Parliamentarian MACKEE ASLINGER Song Leader DURENDA PERRY Historian BEVERLY BRUNETTE Piano Players LA QUITA NELSON GLORIA DILLON Juiure Jfo neinaAers of 7lmerica (Junior Jli i) Sponsor . . . MRS. McDOWELL President -DOROTHY HOLBROOK Vice President BARBARA SMITH Secretary BRENDA HARRISON Program Chairman LINDA TUNAL Reporter BEVERLY PLACE Treasurer PAULETTE PURSELLEY Song Leader BETTY COX Historian SANDY YOUNG Parliamentarian JIMMIE JUNE HEARON Ueacners Oi Sponsor MRS. WOODRUM . merica -1 -i i: S7n ousirial O Hs G a6 President PAUL PACE Vice President JERRY PARKHILL Secretary JERRY MARTIN Reporter PAT McDONALD MR. PIPPIN Sponsors . . . MR. THORNTON junior Jiisiorian s Sponsor . . . MRS. HEAD President BEVERLY PLACE Vice President - -MISSY ETTINGER Secretary SANDY YOUNG Reporter - DELORES GRIGGS ■Uil ' T President JUDY YOUNG Vice President -ANN CHAMBERS Secretary-Treasurer GLORIA SEWELL Historian PATSY DYESS Reporter STEPHEN DUNN Sergeants-at-Arms LLOYD GREGORY JESSE QUAVE iDiorar y Gfu6 Sponsor . . . MRS. LADD C u6 o Sponsor . . . MR. SMITH President ROBERT MITCHAM Vice President EDWARD SHIFLETT Secretary-Treasurer WAYNE BELL ■v.i.Trrr cr- - :  .mssM. a on a J onor Soc e y Sponsor . . . MRS. MOORE P o , • 1 . w T— .— President LARRY RHODES Vice President - WESLEY CASEY Secretary BRE.MDA HARRISON Treasurer - BILLIE STEPHENS Ju ure DCurses Gfa£ President WILLENA SIMPSON Vice President LILA BOSTER Secretary -- KAY CLARK Treasurer DIANA MELTON Historians SCARLETTE HUFFMAN ALEXANDRIA CURLEY - Chief Sponsor . . . MRS. WHITTENTON ir o r. C K W-; ' «« l«a M%a f Ji .i d ' ;« V.Ji. ' ' QJpan sn uuo President - LANI PRESSWOOD Vice President - CORKY HOLLAND Secretary DRINDA DEARING Treasurer HENRY ROACH Reporter - - DICKIE NICHOLS Sponsor . . . MRS. FROHM Gfuo Aciwiiies I Art Club holds regular meeting. Chemistry Club does an experiment. PiB W ■r i H JM Y m F.H.A. invites members of faculty to luncheon. Annual Staff at Dallas. P.T.A. sponsors concession stand at football games. Band performs at halflime. MIIBlHWmilllllllWHIII '  ■ ■ rtrrft ' % MRS. SMITH MRS. WILLIAMS Goojk MRS. WATKINS MRS. SANDLIN MRS. STORER JlCaid and C)us od ans fr f If (■ ,„■ -j MRS. PRATER MR. HOOVER MR. GLADDEN ATHLETICS O! It is excellent To have a giant ' s strength; but it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE «m ' f ir i «t = i; 7 ai, Dram JKajor 9 1 I ■Si I I |-5 — v ■ SS? J MARY BETH HACKNEY ROW 1: Groomer, Stringham, Cornelius, Stone, Stringham, Wil- son, Stevenson, Cor- nell, Williams, Free- man, Brock, Nelson, Dunlap, Harris, Swil- ling, Benfer, McCord, Britton, West, Mit- chell, Hampton, Fish- er. ROW 2: Burch- field, Swindell, Clem, Walker, Mauldin, Purcell, Russell, Campbell, Flories, McAfee, Dobbins, Barnes, Johnson, Mil- ler, Foreman, Hill, Sandlin, McCarty, McCrary, McGuire, Ki Moore. tl tH V) ■ ' s ■) ■ LINDA DEDMON PAT CHAMBERS J ' Jaa Jjearers ROW 1: Tomberland, Boothe, Williams, Loven, Dyess, Fore- man, Flories, Hill, Nichols. ROW 2: Townsend, Brookshire, Scott, Priddy, Landers, Green, Flynn, Pessnell, Harrison, Smith, Davies, Watson, Pittman, Nel- son, Moore, McPher- son, Dozier, Ertelt, McBride. ROW 3: Ware, Frontom, Hooten, Hill, Boyd, Akin, McCarty, McCarty, Davis, Hooten, Spelce, Edwards, Boltin, Clem. wmmmmtkr S aoe Jano ROW I: James Loven Dennis Dobbins Mike Johnson Jimmy Miller Ricky Foreman Richard McGuire Donnie Rogers ROW II: Julian Dozier Clifford Ertelt Reita Garrett Jerry McBride Roy Frontom David Hill ROW III: David McCarty Missy Ettinger Harry Boothe Direcior HAROLD COLLYER 0 cers President DAVID HILL Vice President JIMMY MILLER Secretary-Treasurer GEORGIA Mcpherson Reporter HARRY BOOTHE Assistant Manager RICKY FOREMAN C neer eac ers 1959-60 DELORES GRIGGS JUNE JOHNSTON Alternate SANDY YOUNG PAT KELLEY JUNE HEARON Head Cheerleader BARBARA DOLLOFF HELEN HANSON DOROTHY HOLBROOK Sponsor ELLEN JOHNSON DIXIE TUCKNIES PAULETTE PURSELLEY Mascot mmmr i -A ' t i«5  « ■Ui;; ' - C )neer eac ers and Jec c i JJears What ' s the matter, Pat??? Old Cheerleaders never die, They just fade away ... i 59 ooiSalT Gapiains POD MOOtlE Captain JIMMY COVINGTON Co-Captain - .!! .r.nf C t f P r 16 A 18 i ?f«. .-4- djrewer Jjears — 19 J9 Co.iciies CHARLES BURTON FRANK BRANSON Managers BOBBY MATHEUS CURTIS HAWK JOHNNY REAVES vT Oeam i?oo 6a f JOHNNY HARMON ROBERT BANKS FREDDIE THETFORD Senior Senior Senior Halfback Halfback Quarterback JERRY RUBENKOENIG Junior Guard DONALD REECE LARRY NICHOLS DICKIE LANE Senior Sophomore Junior Tackle Guard End iTjL.: . ' .i i. •-«• C7oo 6a _ • • - ■ ' W mmmMM DANNY NICHOLS RONNY FOWLER GERALD MORRISON Junior Senior Junior Tackle Center End DAVID OREBAUGH Junior Guard HENRY ROACH HOMER SUTTON Sophomore Junior End Center ' ' Jl ' ' Jeam 7oo 6a reANKIE TERRY Junior End JIMMY LANE Sophomore Halfback GRANT DAVIS Sophomore Halfback JOHN WELLS Junior Guard DAVID REECE Senior End DEWEY HICKSON Senior Tackle FREDDIE EVERICH Jf? Junior Guard Jlff-Disirici ' 0 m. «aie !,:-... -m JOHNNY BRITTON POD IslOORE BILLY ROBINSON JERRY RUBENKOENIG Honorable Mention First Team First Team First Team Center Guard End Guard a :7? Jean? I Coach WOODROW HENDERSON Managers MAX JOHNSON STANLEY WITKOWSKI x, Coach T. H. MOORMAN BACKS nRST ROW: Johnny Sherwood Don Bridwell Kenneth Costephens SECOND ROW: Wayne Wells Jackie Gabbert Lroo 6a LINEMEN FIRST ROW: Johnny Thompson Billy King Corky Holland Pat McDonald Don Hankins James Duggins Bennie Headrick SECOND ROW: Robert Vanlandingham Jackie Scott Allen Perkins Mike Spraggins Donnie Reeves Jerry Moran ■( ■ ■riiiM i% . i junior Jiio i Jooma I Coach JAMES THAMES Managers JOE BAILEY JERRY MARTIN Jooiban napsnoh Warming up for the game ! What a campfire! and they ' re off! ! i ' Oh! Those gay Twenties! It was getting late! !jjas e 6a ii Starting Line-up COVINGTON ROBINSON ROBINSON RHODES NICHOLS Coach TOMMY MOORMAN ' ' Ueam LARRY RHODES 2 years A team Guard - Senior BILLY ROBINSON 2 years A team Forward - Senior JIMMIE ROBINSON 2 years A team Guard - Senior GARY DOBBINS 1 year A team Center - Senior Ik. T n0 d BitM HHGi, a Jeam JIMMY COVINGTON 2 years A team Guard - Senior ROBERT MOORE 1 year A team Guard - Junior lpf-£ ■! ) GRANT DAVIS 1 year A team Forward - Sophomore WAYNE WELLS 1 year A team Guard - Sophomore ' Jj J earn junior Jii ' on PROCTOR Coach LEWIS WALKER yy B J3asAe 6a naps I960 Diegionafll C Jl ' 39 ' Jtna is District ISCMCTI Defencfi ' n GAampions Coach - ELLEN JOHNSON Starting Line-Up Captains P. DOLLOFF J. HEARON B. DOLLOFF L. STANFORD B. SMITH B. SMITH B. DOLLOFF H. HANSON B. PLACE BARBAR.A DOLLOFF Forward Senior yjrewere es BARBARA SMITH Guard Senior BEVERLY PLACE Forward Senior TENNA HICKMAN Guard Senior DOROTHY HOLBROOK Guard Senior 9irfs ' 0 Jeam CATHY BURNETT Guard Senior JUNE HEARON Guard Senior HELEN HANSON Forward Junior DELORES GRIGGS Guard Junior mk SANDY YOUNG Forward Junior J J asAelSaf SARAH WARE Forward Junior DARLENE SPEARS Forward Freshman LINDA STANFORD Forward Sophomore PAM DOLLOFF Guard Junior 1960 Coach ELLEN JOHNSON JENNY GRIGGS Captains MARILYN WHITTENTON DELORIS GRIGGS LINDA LANGSTON NANCY GOGGANS lanagers PAM GUSTAFSON SANDRA JENKINS mmm mMm gm I o urn amen JUNE HEARON SUE DOLLOFF Weatherford L. RHODES B. ROBINSON R. RODGERS SUE DOLLOFF 2nd Team Weatherford Lions Club 7lff-7),sir,ct JUNE HEARON 1st Team LARRY RHODES 2nd Team DeSoto BARBARA SMITH Girls ' Athletic Award .. Ip '  i LINDA STANFORD 2nd Team FRONT ROW: June Hearon, Linda Goodger, Billie Kyle, Glenda Goodger, Helen Hanson. BACK ROW: Sandra Young, Judy Baker, Verna Dolloff, Joyce Wills, Margaret Goodwin, Barbara Doloff, Tenna Hickman, Barbara Smith. Uo Ieuoa r ELLEN JOHNSON Coach CELEST McLEAN DOROTHY HOL BROOK Managers CATHY BURNETT 9. ennis Girls ' 1st Doubles LINDA GOODGER GLENDA GOODGER Girls ' 1st Singles VERNA DOLLOFF Coach ELLEN JOHNSON Boy:- ' Is: Doubles LLOYD KENNEDY FRED RAMSEY Girls ' 2nd Singles JIMMIE JUNE HEARON Boys ' 1st Singles JIMMY MILLER Girls ' 2nd Doubles BARBARA SMITH BARBARA DOLLOFF Boys ' 2nd Singles GARY RAINES Boys ' 2nd Singles RALPH GREEN GARY SNAPKA J. ennis an o UracA PROBABLE TENNIS TEAM FOR 1960 PROBABLE TRACK TEAM FOR 1960 sm Ti iiii-jfi ' iii .H %H CBaseSaff ' JS- ' jg D s r c Cjnamps Coach CHARLES BURTON Managers HOLBROOK, REAVES, DEMPSEY CBase6aff ' JS- ' JQ FREDDIE THETFORD POD MOORE TONY COFFEY EDDIE TUCKNIES Jjase6a oS- ' 59 ROGER RODGERS ROBERT MOORE HOPPY YOUNG BURL PROCTOR CSase6a r ' JS- ' J9 HEADRICK SHIFFLETT JACKIE McCREIGHT ▼ S7n ra n ural mi -M This above all — to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE y ' , Sifoer JsJJieef J offer J inA f Congratulations to Our 19 59 Skate Queens!! ! J ' L. tN ' ofcfsiem Jjros. Fine Jewelry - Watches Camera Equipment and Luggage Open an Account Enjoy Your Purchases Champions in Values Parannount in Service Ed5-1494 914 Houston M ecfJs umS r Go. Lumber - Paint - Hardware - — 7 62 6 White Settlement Rd . CI 6-3471 lC i ' ' - ' 2y9 -- . reamie Jtream DRIVE -INN Two Blocks North of Brew er High Bear Our Specialty ' Ki 1 ' k fx 1 3i m jBaws ' ros, DRUG STORE ' We Give S H Green ' Stamps ' 7 832 White Settlement Rd . Fort Worth 8, Texas CI6-2411 liiy «i)|( MmiywH |Wii|i f - ' Hooper ' y ICE CREAM PARLOR h GRILL 8129 B. W. Settlement Rd . Ph. CI6-9019 Steaks, Chicken, Malts, Sandwiches Everyday Low Price 6 Hamburgers - $1.00 I CtHa Y C«Wt 4 WMITE StTTLtWtWT R o 1 || Prescriptions Cosmetics Toyland Fountain and Luncheonette Money Orders Utility Pay Station Come See Us - We Think You ' ll Come Back! TKiri e DEVELOPMENT COMPANY REALTORS Real Estate and Insurance White Settlement Insurance Agency 8137 White Settlement Rd . Ph. CI6-1191 J. ,y. s cSuper eruice i)iore A Salute to Brewer High! ! An Institution That Is Molding the Minds of Tomorrow ' s Citizens 8155 White Settlement Road CI6-1291 PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY Arlington Heights Store Distinctive Wallpaper and Murals Benjamin Moore Paints NICK CARTER, Mgr. 3214 Camp Bowie ED2-6301 Flowers for All Occasions 8133 White Settlement Rd . CI6-2701 I)airu J.ueen Hamburgers and Sandwiches Malts and Shakes Fountain Service Curb Service 500 Cherry Lane iRowIand s U ecor(j (i nop 6120 Camp Bow ie For All Your Record Needs: Hi-Fi, Stereophonic, Record Players , Needles TRY ROWLAND ' S FIRST oocfuear SERVICE STORE Ridglea 6663 Camp Bowie Blvd. Ph. PE2-3325 More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than Any Other Kind Compliments of THE WHITE SETTLEMENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE U iO( fea S a e iBanA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 6021 Camp Bowie PE7-3111 J OS I (Jfjice Jjaroer L hop The Family Shop 432 S. Cherry Lane White Settlement M. E. NORTON, JR.; B. L. MRS. M. E. NORTON M. E. NORTON PATE Gircie AUTO SUPPLY Machine Work - Batteries - Parts Accessories 7 619 Weatherford Hwy. Ph. PES- 657 8 501 S. Che rry Lane, Ph. CI6-1179 CIRCLE AUT O SUPPLY Security State Bank river oaks Fort Worth 14, Texas J. V. BROOKSHEAR, President ls)£iie SaAe T)airy Quality Products For Horn Delivery Phone JE6-5661 Jjen J ' ranRhn ' ) ore MELVIN E. BOOTHE Headquarters for All Types of School Supplies 7 83 6 White Settlement Rd . Ph. CI6-2711 tzM -m C ?. CPrice ERVICE STATION AND ue s jare 501-05 N. Grants Lane Ph. CI6-9003 Good Products and Good Service and Excellent Food ' Call or Come See Us A Pleasure to Serve You! ' ti ■n ■ dv M — tfc - a y ua Cjrow s TEXACO SERVICE STATION i61 S. Cherry Lane CI6-9085 A.jJi (; J .:f.T: L r .4j M Ji cyiX -e, l ' l MIDWAY OFFICE SUPPLY Headquarters for Annual Supplies Authorized Royal Typewriter Distributor for Tarrant County Arlington CR4-6811 214 E. Abram CR4-6800 COMPLIMENTS OF yTines Cjfeciric Company Your Friendly G. E. Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC 820 6 White Settlement Rd. CI6-1511 The Best Places in Town to Get Clipped JENKINS BARBER SHOP 8147 White Settlement Rd , WHITE SETTLEMENT BARBER SHOP 840 8 White Settlement Rd . JvJliiie Seii emeni G y Sara e CI. 6-1350 G. H. (BUDDY) CLANTON, Owner 899 S. Cherry Lane Fort Worth, Texas MILLER ' S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING SHOP All Work Guaranteed, Free Estimate, Thirty-five Years of Experience, Hundreds of Samples, Eleven Years in White Settlement Call CI6-1563 MILLER ' S CUSTOM FURNITURE 700 Meadow Park - Six Blocks Up From City Hall, Corner of Whitney SUNSET THEATER 8110 White Settlement Road Ph. CI6-9066 Li ti ' ' ' VtV i.- U. .M ifeR - Congratulations , Seniors CjooAoooA C 3reacf Wj2 a4,£ grnr ,r - 5149 14 49 River Oaks Blvd. BREWER CLASS OF 1140 jen ZA (J e eaners ' Let the Cleaner Who Knows Clean Your Clothes 1151 White Settlement Rd. PE8-1751 m 1 A SOUVENIR OF FOREVER c A fine professional photograph does two things for you ... It represents you at the instant it is taken, and it keeps that You alive for later generations to see . . . « You will grow older, of course, but our talented artist-photographer will keep today ' s You forever young! . . . We are happy to be your official school photographer, Jt and we ' d be proud to be your personal photographer, too, to record all jjl ' ' the other important events of your life. ' YouV Official Photographer J . Photbguaph Studio A. A MONNIGS 77ie Friendly Store DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family 420 Cherry Lane CI6-1591 RIDGLEA SHOE REPAIR 3 204 Winthrop Fort Worth, Texas TIC TOK DRIVE-IN Under New Management Try Us Benbrook Highway JE5-7565 PUBLICATIONS 1 3204 Avenue A CHERRY LANE CLEANERS 608 S. Cherry Lane Ft. Worth, Texas VAN ' S AUTO SUPPLY 651 Meadow Park Ph. CI-6-9016 C Compliments of jnermin- Jjnliams V u; ■-ft ■A BOMBER GARAGE J. B. SMALL WOOD C. G. LLOYD, Owners 325 Grants Lane CI6-3221 CI6-9Q64 y Ay ? ESTERN AUI 0 ASSOC. ' STORE 8127 White Settlement Rd . ph. CI6-2825 C. A. PARSELL SERVICE STATION 809 S. Cherry Lane White Settlement, Texas CI6-9011 RIDGLEA OFFICE SUPPLY AND REPRODUCTION COMPANY 3312 Fairfield Ph. PE2-1455 Ft. Worth, Texas €)V Lr A-  i Jj erving the Great Southwest Area rMore Than 35 Years . .y .M y PO RT NO- OO CO ' S ' v LOU- JEAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP HILL ' S BARBER SHOP 8908 White Settlement Rd . CI6-9072 ROY PUTMAN AUTO WORKS Wrecks Rebuilt - Refinishing Appliances Refinished 624 Cherry Lane CI6-1212 Ft. Worth, Texas - DR. PEPPEitpOT LlNG , COMPANY 1401 Henderson ED5-4311 Ft. Worth, ' |xas B Sr TT MOTORS A Square Deal or No Deal Newand Used Cars Bought and Sold J. L. JIM BOYD 8020 White Settlement Rd. CI6-1710 dv Courtesy ot . - . . ;- Z - -=, _ rtesy of . J J ' -VU ' - ■ ' ;) r.ci .-.v.n SALES AND SERVICE - Your. Maytag Dealer - 8000 White Settlement Road Hai;dware and Home Appliances i llesid ce Cl6-a582 Mon. , Wed. , Fri. 9 A.M. -12:00 - 2-6 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. -12:00 T ,J There is a ' cause ' for every disease . O i! m¥6pifactic locates and corrects it. In White Settlement CHIROPRACTOR 9101 White Settlement Rd, Fort Worth 8, Texas r r-iC Our UJian s r to the advertisers; for their kind- Pn vy- . , courtesy and co-operatioiK H OP ' - _0 which in a large part, made this annual possible. ,-,-rJ ' ' ' W p£e plnnua Slajf -n- Yx P -T-tP r i TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY w k - 4 We chose this car to pose in Somehow it seemed to fit us; Slow and pokey, hard to handle And just a little cantankerous. We also had a job to do Just like this car so fair. In spite of troubles and all the breakdowns We finally got it there! I ■ jO t X A V y y y ' O- V € yAy M- ' df Y l a t j v l j -  4k JUkfiJU U •J kAiuC -uxdtt yj iKJu dditA mitJL. y Jb fuL 4jje. Oil T f i im y i -;.- . .- I) trv- ' - - Ah au ' - - - --= ' - y - s.. i,_ .wtw-o -ov c o . 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