Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1956 volume:

fl • ll M A y ST taV) lir'iX Highest school spIrij wF V lLAWfel ---«PC JS -rj’ • : ; • vr o i:N o !|, • .� ■ . . . m SJ «4 o d (i ‘J' { tu 'II ■ i j � £5i i'W -o 0 ,v uin fa °2 % A co £Rs Tfr ?n -v | C00K1M6 Win J gas n5. c V •JL bestdre'ssed The Buffalo of Charles H. Milby High School Houston, Texas Vol. XXII 1956 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Staff Advisor Lay-Out Editor Club Editor . Assistant Club Editor Sports Editor Sponsor .... Sharon Mills Lynn Morclan Beverly Powell Carolyn Massey Benard Nelkin James Bacica Mrs. Lily P. Ingram BUSINESS STAFF Student Business Manager and Student Photographer Advertising................ Business Manager . George Rogers Donald Smith Pauletta Dryer Jimmy Harrell Mrs. J. C. Perkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We. the Annual Staff and Sponsors, gratefully acknowledge the help of Mrs. Marjorie Spencer and the Art Department: Mrs. Margaret Wisdom, of Publications: the Administra- tive Staff: the Faculty: and Mr. Harold G. Bishop, our photographer, of the Bishop Company. |i.A- .jiijliiiiiiti This volume, a panorama of school life set against a back- drop of Texas occupations and industries, is dedicated to the belief that all have a right to work in callings and localities of your choice.” to go into business, compete, and make a profit. and to cherish, protect, and maintain for future generations all the principles of free citizenship that we now enjoy in this great state of Texas. As another term draws to an end. we. the Buffalo staff, present to you this partial record of nine months of Milby life. We hope this book will bring you joy as through the years these pages help you recall the places, events, and friends that made your high school work a pleasant and interesting ex- perience. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS NEIL CROSBY..........................................................President BILL WAGISBACH..................................................Vice-President NORMA JEAN REYNOLDS..................................................Secretary CLARENCE MILLER......................................................Treasurer CHARLENE WRIGHT...............................................Scrgeant-at-Arms 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.................................... 1-5 ADMINISTRATION................................. 6-21 CLASSES.......................................22-105 ORGANIZATIONS................................106-161 SPORTS.......................................162-187 HIGH POINTS..................................163-207 ADVERTISEMENTS.............................. 208-222 TEXAS LEADS THE NATION IN THE PRODUCTION OF RICE 5 6 Construction contract awards in Texas have for several years totaled an- nually more than a billion dollars. The construction of public, residential, and industrial buildings—a sure indication of progress—is one of the most active developments in the sfate. Construction contract awards are the pulse beats of a healthy economy. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Olon Rogers. President Dr. W. W. Kemmerer. Vice-President A. J. Tucker. Secretary James M. Delmar Mrs. Frank Dyer Dr. Henry A. Petersen Mrs. A. S. Vandcrvoort PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 1955-1956 Mrs. R. B. Heath Mrs. B. F. Cessna Mrs. E. R. Bauerle Mrs. Paul Schafer Mrs. Lee Parker Mrs. S. R. Lang Mrs. Fritz Raglcy Mrs. J. C. Armstrong Mrs. Richard Ainsworth Mrs. M. M. Heinze Mrs. Joe Patrick Mrs. G. R. Bowls Mrs. W. E. Hartman Mrs. J. J. Bacica Mrs. J ck Erwin Mrs. C. P. Price .......................President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ................T reasurer Historian Parliamentarian Director of Organization Director of Extension Director of Public Welfare Director of Home Service Director of Health Director of Publicity Director of Budget and Finance Director of Hospitality Hospitality Assistant TELEPHONE CHAIRMEN 8 Mrs. N. E. Oliver Mr. W. I. Stevenson Mrs. Clara McLendon Mr. J. T. Long CAMPBELL. MRS. LUCILE J. Secretary LONG. J. THURMAN Assistant Principal STEVENSON. WILLIAM I. Principal PELL. «MRS. EDITH S. Attendance Cterk McLendon, mrs. clara l. Dean NEEDHAM. MRS. ROY M. Registrar PRICE. MRS. GLADYS M. Counselor PATTERSON. MRS. JANIE C. Counselor EVANS. MRS. EVELYN R. Clerk ACKER. MARSHALL E. Biology MRS. CLAUDENE D. BAKER. MRS. ALPHA KEMP English English BERTEAU. MRS. LINADA W. English BLANKS. HENRY C. Social Science BOXLEY. MISS KATE Spanish 12 BREWER. MISS PATSY RAE Physical Education BUTLER. HARRIS D. Social Science CARAWAY. REBA R. Librarian CHRISTIAN. MISS ALF Commercial CORDER. RAY C. Drivers Training COFFMAN. MRS. LOUISE Librarian DUNN. MELVIN Science DURRENBERGER. CHARLES Mathematics ENGLIN. MRS. THERESA English n ( FITZGERALD. HERMAN H. Industrial and Vocational Arts FOGERSON. MRS. CELESTE B. Mathematics FOSTER. MRS. WINIFRED B. Social Science HARRELL. MISS FANNIE English HARRIS. GEORGE K. Social Science HAND. WILLIAM P. Mathematics HARRIS. MRS. JO RUTLEDGE English HARRIS. WARREN H. HEADRICK. MRS. MARY M. Industrial and Vocational Arts Latin 14 HEICKMAN. MRS. MARY E. Crafts HOOD. MORRIS W. Industrial and Vocational Arts HULSEY. MRS. MARY JO Nurse JOHNSON. KENNETH H. Mathematics JARRY. MRS. MARGARET E. Homemaking INGRAM. MRS. LILY P. English KENDRICK. D. L. Mathematics KOEHLER. HERBERT W. Auto Mechanics LAMBERT. HAROLD F. Physical Education 15 McConnell, james w. M usic McJUNKIN, MISS ANNIE B. Commercial McKENZIE. MRS. CAROLYN Physical Education McMAHAN. MRS. E. K. Commercial McWHIRTER. GEORGE S. English MARKS. MRS. OLA MAY Social Science MERRY. WOODROW L. Distributive Education MILLS. MRS. KATHLEEN Commercial MOORE. THOMAS E. Vocational Agriculture 16 MOHLE. MRS. EULA P. NELSON. MRS. LORRAINE P. NIEMI. RICHARD M. English English Drama PERKINS. MRS. J. C. RUST. MRS. MILDRED M. SAXTON. MRS. FERN Mathematics Social Science and Coed Sponsor Mathematics SCHOENFIELD. ALVIN PAUL SCOTT. GEORGE WINFIELD SEASTRAND. EUGENE L. Social Science Physical Education Music 17 'W SEUFER. MISS ELIZABETH J. SHELBURNE. CARL F. SHIELDS. ARNOLD W. Commercial Commercial Science SKELLEY. MRS. ROSE V. SMITH. HENRY CLAY SPENCER. MRS. MARJORIE STOCKARD. MISS CORA DIBRELL STRACENER. MRS. ANNA L. TAYLUK. MKS. C. ANN Homemaking English English and Speech 18 TEBOW. MRS. SELMA M. THORNHILL. MRS. ESTHER E. TRUELOVE. JAMES D. JR. Mathematics Beauty Culture Science WILSON. MRS. PEARL WISDOM. MRS. MARGARET L. YOUNG. MISS MARGARET E. Physical Education Journalism English 10 Teachers enjoy the cake given by the PTA for Teacher Appreciation Week... MR. CARTER CAIN SYLESTINE Custodian Faculty Meeting r 22 The pump is the key to the oil industry. Historical and legendary Texas is largely a products of cattle and cotton, but modern Texas is a product of oil and natural gas. Though the character of the state was developed on range, on ranch, and in the cotton fields, its wealth and cultural advancement have come chiefly from its black gold —oil that flows freely to the nations because Texas is the point of origin of the world's great- est pipeline system. 2 MID-TERM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Louis Hess........................President Kenneth Kern..................Vice President Arthur Jackson.....................Secretary Jerry Ward.................Sergeant-at-Arms JUNE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wilmer Cox..........................President Bill Wagisbach.................Vice-President Shirley Roberts.....................Secretary Bennie Lefkowitz . . Sergeant-at-Arms 25 MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR BOY JIMMY AINSWORTH MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR GIRL PATSY McCREERY MOST POPULAR SENIOR BOY RICHARD KAOUGH CAROLYN MASSEY MOST POPULAR SENIOR GIRL AINSWORTH, JIMMY Runner-up Most Rep. Jr.; Most Rep. Sr.; two yr. Football Letterman: Band; Track; A.Y. ARMSTRONG, EARL Ragnots; A.Y.; Science Club: Tennis Team. BARKER, GENE ANDERSON, VIOLET ALMARAZ, ELVIRA ALLEN, KENNETH Ragnots; C.S.U.: A.Y.: Science Club BACICA, JAMES Pres. Ragnots: L.S.A.; Science Clubj A.Y.; C.S.U.; Annual: Student Council; Band. Asst. Drum Major! Masque Gavel: Citadel: N.H.S., Key Club: Oilman for a Day. j ARNOLD, BETTY JO Bowling Club: A.Y.: C.S.U.: Vice- Pres. J.A.: Tri-Hv Sec. ’54-'55. ARMSTRONG, FAY A.Y.; Band; Orchestra; Choriennes: F.B.L. BARKER, JAMES Mixed Chorus: A.Y.; 2nd Lt.. R.O.T.C.; Battalion Adjt.: Drill Pla- toon. '54. '55. '56; C.S.U. BARKER, JOHN BARTON, BAILEY Science Club; A.Y.; Radio Club Ragnots; Plainsman Staff; F.B.I..A Hi-Y; Quill Scroll: A.Y.; B.-Tean Football. JO BAYLESS, ROSCOE Ragnots: Pres. Hi-Y: F.B.L. Club; A.Y.: J.A. BATES, NELVA F.H.A.; Beauty Culture. BAUERLE, RANDY Student Council: Bagnots: Science Club: A.Y.; C.S.U. BEARD, HERMAN 2nd Lt.. R.O.T.C., Drill Platoon Saracens; Auto Club. BENSON, CAROLYN Capt. of Drill. Coed-Cadettes. '55. '56; Coeds. 53-'56; Treasurer, Bison- ettes: A.Y.: C.S.U. BENNETT. JERRY BECKERMAN, JEANETTE Plainsman Staff; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Fu ture Nurses Club; F.B.L.: F.H.A.; Archery Club; Tri-lli-Y. BEARD, JOHN Plainsman Staff: Quill Scroll A.Y.: Pres.. J.A.; Sgt.. R.O.T.C. D.E. Reporter. Ragnots; A.Y. BENTLEY, BARBARA National Honor Society; Bisoncttes; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; Orchestra; A.Y.; Student Council. BERNDT, KARL BERNELLE, DON BISHOP, JIMMY Ragnots: F.F.A.: A.Y.: Hi-Y; C.S.U. 31 BLACKMAN,BEVERLY Bisoneltes: F.H.A.: C.S.U.: A.Y.; F.B.L. BLIESE, MARY Treas- Bowling Club: F.B.L. BREMER, KAY Bisonettes; N.H.S.; Quill Scroll: A.Y.; C.S.U.: F.B.L.: Coeds: Plains- man Staff. BLAKE, MINNETTE N.H.S.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Y-Teens: Stu- dent Council. BOEHM, RONALD A.Y.: Swimming Team; Future Teachers; C.S.U. BLAND, EVELYN F.H.A.; Volleyball Team. BONVILLAIN, BILL “A Team Football; Ragnots: A.Y.: Bowling Club. f BLEVINS, BUD Mixed Chorus; H.-Y; A.Y. BOWLES, CAROL Coeds, Twirlers; Capt. Flag Corp; Thespians: Blackfriars; Masque ' Gavel: Tri-Hi-Y; C.S.U.; F.H.A. BREWER, LETHA Vicc-Pres.. Bisonettes: Sec., Future Teachers Club; Thespians; Black- friars; Cir. Mgr.. Plainsman: Stu- dent Council; Mixed Chorus: Swim- ming Team; Quill Scroll; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y: A.Y.: Bowling Club. BROOME, JOHN Vice-Pres.. Science Club; R.O.T.C.; Vicc-Pres., J.R.C.; N.F.L.; Citadel; Masque Gavel; Mixed Chorus; Song Leader, A.Y.; C.S.U.; Scrib- blers; Ragnots; Bowling Club. BROWNING, BARBARA Bisonettes; Swimming Team: F.B.L.; A.Y.; Pres.. Future Nurses; Runner-up most Rep. Jr. Girl. BRYANT, PHILIP A.Y.; R.O.T.C.; Saracens. BURNS, ALLEN Science Club; Ragnots; Baseball Team. CAMP, EDDIE BROWNING, ROD lackfriars; Thespians. BUSCH, GENE ito Mechanics. CAMARDA, NAT ignots; Hi-Y; Track Team; C.S.U. BUISSON, GEORGE B” Team Football; Ragnots; Auto Mech. Club. BUSBY, CHARLES Bowling Club: F.F.A. CAMPO, VIRGINIA N.H.S.; Quill Scroll; Plainsman Typist; F.B.L.; Volleyball Team Mgr.; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U BURCHFIELD, ROSALYN A.Y.; C.S.U.; N.H.S.; Scribblers; F.B.L. BURNET, BEVERLY F.B.L. Club; Bowling Club. CAPORINA, ANTHONY 33 CARLIN, GLENN A.Y.: Mixed Chorus. CARRINGTON, ERNEST CARSON, HARRY Scribblers; Bowling Club; A.Y.; D.E. CARY, TOMMY CAYWOOD, ANNA JEAN Hi-Y; Ragnots; Track; Basketball; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Modern Dance Club. Football Mgr. CAUDILLO, MANUEL Student Council; Science Club; F.B.L. CHAPMAN, MARY Plainsman Staff: C.S.U.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; Archery Club; Future Nurses; A. Y.; Tri-Hi-Y. CHATELAIN, JANET C.S.U.; A.Y.; N.H.S.; F.B.L.; Bowl- ing Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pres, of Quill Scroll; Co-Ed. of Plainsman; Band Majorette; Bisonettes. CHESSHER, LOUISE Tri-Hi-Y; Mixed Chorus; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; J.R.C. a 'mu-: CARSON, SEAREATHEA Y-Teens; Citadel; Modern Dam Club; Future Nurses; R.O.T.� Sponsor; Girls’ Rifle Team; A.' Treas.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; j.R.C. CHILDRESS, CARL Saracens; Auto Mechanics. 34 CHRISNER, WAYNE Tes. of Citadel; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Bowi- ng Club; N.F.L.; Masque Gavel; )ebate Team. CHRISTENSON, CAROLYN Bowling Club; F.B.L.; Future Teachers; Sgt., Band; Orchestra; Chorus; J.R.C.; A.Y.; Slide Rule Club. CLARK, ESTHER RUTH Coeds, Lt. of Flags; Mixed Chorus: Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.; Blackfriars; J.R.C. J.A.; A.Y. CLAVIN, MIKE owling Club; Football, B Team asketball, B Team; A.Y.; C.S.U. tudent Council; R.O.T.C.; Sgt. udio-Visual Club; Radio Club lide Rule Club. COLLINS, SYLVIA lirls Chorus; A.Y.; C.S.U. COBB, PATSY C.S.U.; A.Y.; Y-Teens; N.H.S.; Bis- onettes; Plainsman Staff, Asst. News Ed.; Quill Scroll; F.B.L. CONERLY, OWEN Ragnots. Treas.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Hi-Y; I.F.T.; Science Club; Radio Club; R.O.T.C.; Drill Platoon; Rifle Team; Student Congress; Key Club; J.A. COBURN, WANDA C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L. COX, JIMMY Baseball Letterman; Football Let- terman; Most Handsome Jr.; Most Handsome Sr.; Ragnots, Treas.; Hi-Y. COLLIER, PATRICIA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Blackfriars. COX, LYMAN Football Letterman; Class Favorite; Pres, of Jr. Class at Pcwitt, Texas. 15 COX, WILMER N.H.S.; Basketball Letterman; Swimming Letterman; Runner-Up, Most Popular Sr. Boy; Ragnots. CROSBY, NEIL Student Council, Pres.; Boys' State Runner-Up, Most Rep. Boy; N.H.S. Key Club; Ragnots; A.Y.; C.S.U. Junior Rotarian. DAMPIER, PHYLLIS Bisoncttes; Plainsman Staff; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Future Nurses Club; Quill Scroll; F.B.L.; F.T.C.; Swimming Team. CREWS, WAYNE CRIDER, JOHN EARL Science Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Sara- N.H.S.; Science Club; Scribblers; cens. A.Y. CRITENDON, JESSE CUMMINS, BARBARA Coeds, Sgt.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Mixed Chorus. CUNNINGHAM, SUE Bisonettes; A.Y.; J.R.S.; F.T.A.; Science Club. DAMPIER, JIMMY Football, A” Team; Co-Sports Et of Painsman; Quill Scroll; Raj nots. DARCEY, GARY R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant. DAVISON, DAN DAYTON, JOHN Bowling Club; Track Team 36 DEISCH, JOYCE Best Citizen; Business Manager, Plainsman; Parliamentarian, Bison- ettes; Vice-Pres., Quill Scroll; rreas.. Future Teachers; N.H.S.; S.B.L.; Bowling Club; C.S.U.; Tri- Hi-Y. DEWBERRY, BARBARA [Thespians; Blackfriars; Batons, Coeds; F.B.L.A.: Tri Hi-Y DENT, JANE V.I.C.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.H.A.; Y-Teens DIAMOND. ANITA Lt. Bugle Corps. Coeds; A.Y.; Fu- ture Nurses DENTON, DORIS Coeds; F.B.L.A.; A.Y.; F.H.A. DICKERSON, LALU Mixed Chorus; A.Y.; J.R.C.; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y DESLATTES, JERRY DICONI, MARY A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.A.; Art Awards Winner DIETRICH, KENNETH DIXON, ANNE DOLLAR, JOYCE N.H.S.; Amateur Radio Club: Swim- ming Team F.B.L.; F.H.A.; C.S.U. DOWNES, WILLIAM J.S.; Ragnots: Rifle Team 7 DREYER, PAULETTA N. H.S.; A.Y.; C. S. U.; J. R. C.; F.B.L.; Future Teachers; Annual Staff; Quill Scroll EASLEY, GENERA F H. A.; F. B. L.; A.Y.; C. S. U. EATON, BARBARA V. I. C. Club; Bowling; Tri-Hi-Y; J. A. EDGE, BILLY Ragnots, Bowling Club; Track Team; Football, B Team. ERWIN, THOMAS Key Club; Ragnots, Sgt. at Arms; Hi-Y; A. Y.; 2nd Lt.. Drill Platoon, R. O. T. C.; Science Club. FAULK, CAROL F. H. A.; F. B. L.; C. S. U.; A. Y.; Bowling Club. FAULKNER, FRANCES Volleyball Team, Capt.; A. Y.; C. S. U.; F. B. L. FENN, IRONA Coed, Lt.; A. Y.: C. S. U.; F. B. L. FENNELL, EMMA LEAH A. Y.; F. B. L. FLEMING, SANDRA Coeds, Sgt. of Color Guard; A. Y.; C. S. U.; F. H. A.; F. B. L. FORD, PAULA Chorus; Y-Teens; C. S. U.; A. Y.; F. B. L.; Archery Team; Future Nurses; Radio Club. FOREHAND, CHARLES Football, A and B Team: A. Y. 8 FOSTER, A. G. FOUCHEAUX, FOSTER FRANK, SHIRLEY Football, B” and “A” Team; U.I.C., Coeds, Swing Flags; Y-Teens; A.Y. Sec. GAGE, ALLEN Orchestra; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Radio Club GAMMAGE, BOB Football Letterman; Student Coun- cil; Chorus FOREHAND, GLENDA Coeds, Sgt. of Co. A; C.S.U. FRIED, JANET A.Y.; Blackfriars; N.H.S.; Bison- ettes; C.S.U.; Future Nurses FUTCH, JENNINGS R.O.T.C., Lt.; Drill Platoon; Science Club; Ragnots GARCIA, RAYMOND Bowling Club; Football; Baseball; Letterman's Club GARRETT, JAMES Ragnots; Science Club; J.A. GARZA, HENRY R.O.T.C., 1st. Sgt. GATES, BETTY JANE C.S.U.; Mixed Chorus; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Bowling Club GENTRY, GENEVA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; Chori- cnncs; Mixed Chorus GERSTEMAN, JO ANN Bowling Club; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.R.C.; V.I.C. GOOLSBY, JOE BOB Football. B” Team; Football. “A” Team; Hi-Y, Historian GORBY, SALLY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; Gold Key Award; Coeds. Swing Flags; Thespians; Tri • Hi • Y; Y • Teens; Blackfriars: J.R.C. GRAHAM, SHARON F.B.L.; J.R.C.; C.S.U.; A.Y.;; Mixed Chorus; Bowling Club GRANT, GLENDA Slu. Cong.; R.O.T.C.; Spon.; Plains- man. Feature Ed.; Blackfriars, Sec.; Gold Star Thesp.; Bisonettes; DAR Best Citizen; F.B.L.; Future Nurses; Masque Gavel; N.H.S.; Quill Scroll; Stu. Coun.; A.Y.; C.S.U. GRIFFIN, JEANETTE Tri-Hi-Y; A.Y GRIGSBY, MARY Future Nurses; F.B.L.; C.S.U.: Mod- ern Dance Club GRAVES, LORETTA Tri-Hi-Y; Chorus; Blackfriars; C.S.U.; '55 Carats GONZALES, LOUIS Hamm Radio Club; A.Y.; Student Council GREEN, DOLORES Coeds, Capt.; Chorus GUFFIN, ELIZABETH Coeds. Sgt. of Co. C; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A. 40 GUILLOT, BARBARA C.S.U.; V.I.C.; A.Y.; Future Nurses GULLICK, SANDRA A.Y.: F.B.L.; F.H.A.; Mixed Chorus; Library Club GUSTAVUS, WANDA JOYCE GUTIERREZ, JOE Ragnots; A.Y.; Thespians: Bowling Club; Blackfriars; Student Council; Hi-Y; C.S.U.; Mixed Chorus; Cheer- leaders GUTIERREZ, JOE G. GUTIERRE, LORENZA HACKLER, OLETA C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L. HALL, ARTHUR HALL, ROLAND F.F.A., Sec.; Ragnots: Football. B HALL, VIRGINIA F. B. L.. Parliamentarian; A. Y.; Girls' Volleyball Team HAMMETT, DONALD Band. 1st Lt.; Ragnots; Bowling Club V.I.C. HANSEN, FRED 41 HARRINGTON, SALLY HARRISS, SHIRLEY F.B.L.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Y-Tecns HARDING, GEORGE Basketball. “B” Team; Reserve Club: Radio Club; D.E., Vice-Pres.; J.A.: J.R.C.; Range Rider Club HARTMAN, LORETTA Scribblers; Band Majorette; Bowl- ing Club; Blackfriars; Thespians; Band; Bisonettes; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Council HAYES, SANDRA Band, Lt.; Orchestra; Science Club; Future Teachers; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Slide Rule; All-State Orchestra HARRELL, JIMMY N.H.S., Treas.; Key Club; Scrib- blers; Ragnots; Student Congress; Oilman for a Day; Student Council; Hi-Y; Bowling Club; J.A.; R.O.T.C.; Sgt.; A.Y.; C.S.U HENSELL, MARTHA C.S.U.; A.Y.; Orchestra HAWKINS, JACK Football, A Team; Plainsman, Sports Ed.; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Hi-Y HEINZE, JEANETTE Coeds, Capt. of Drum and Bugles; N.H.S.; Bisonettes; Student Coun- cil; F.H.A.; A.Y.; FBI..; J.R.C.; C.S.U. HAWS, SARA A.Y.; F.B.L. HERBRICK, NANCY Bowling Club; F.B.L. HAYES, PATSY A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Plainsmai Staff; N.H.S. 42 Duke in ’53 May Fete; N.H.S.; p.S.U.; A.Y.; Quill Scroll; Plains- man Staff; Lamba Sigma Alpha, Pres.; Masque Gavel; Thespians; Blackfriars; Best Actor in City; Bowling Club HICKS, BECKY N.H.S.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Girls' Chorus; Future Nurses, Vice-Pres.; Y-Teens, Chaplain; Humerus Club; Modern Dance HITE, CARL HOBART, GEORGE R.O.T.C.; S.F.C; Drill Platoon HOBBS, JUDY Volleyball Team: Modern Dance; ■ B.L.; Future Teachers; A Y. HOKANSON, DAVID Band; Orchestra; Oilman for a Day HOLDEN, SARA Girls’ State; N.H.S.; Bisoncttcs; A.Y., Pres.; J.R.C., Treas.; Girls’ Rifle Team; R.O.T.C., Sponsor: F.H.A., Historian; Bowling Club; Swimming Team HORN, ROBERT Bowling Club; F.F.A., Pres. HORNE, BONNIE JEAN HOWELL, AVERY HRIVNATZ, BIRCH ANN C.S.U.; A.Y.; Coeds, Sgt. of Tenor Bugles; Band HUDSON, RONALD Ragnots; A.Y.; Bowling Club: Golf Team 43 HULTIN, DONNA Band Major; Bisonettes; Band; Orchestra; C.S.U.; A.Y. INGLEHART, GORDON INGE, MARJORIE Future Nurses. Sec.; Bisonettes; A.Y.; C.S.U.: F.B.L.; Student Coun- cil; Tri-Hi-Y INGLET, GAY A.Y.; C.S.U., Rep.: Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L. Y-Teens JACKSON, ARTHUR JACKSON, WYATT Football Lettcrman; Track Team: A.Y.; C.S.U.; R.O.T.C., 1st Lt.; A.Y.; Bowling Club; Future Teach- J.K.C.; Rifle Team ers JAMES, VAL C.S.U.: J.A. JENNINGS. JEAN JETTER, MARSHALL Bisonettes; N.H.S.; F.B.L.: Bowling Swimming Team; Ragnots Club; Student Council; J.R.C.; Tri- Hi-Y JOHNSON, BETTIE ANNE Bisonettes: Choriannes: Mixed Chorus: C.S.U.; A.Y. JOHNSTON, EDDIE 44 ••'Vv J i JOHNSON, SANDRA [Yi-HiY, Vice-Prcs.; Plainsman; Juill Scroll; Coeds, Baton Twirl r; Ragnot Sweetheart; Runner-up host popular Sr.; Student Council; V.Y.; C.S.U.; Science Club; Youth lov. Rep. KIRK, JANIE F.B.L.: C.S.U.; J.R.C. KAOUGH, RICHARD Soph., Jr., Sr. Cheerleader; Black- friars, Pres.; Thespian, V.-P.; Jr. Ro- tarian; Plainsman; Quill Scroll; Ragnots, Social Chm.; Most Rep. Jr.; Most Popular Sr.; N.H.S., Pres.; Key Club. Pres.; F.T.C., Pres.; Band KERN, KENNETH R.O.T.C., Lt. Col., Battalion Com- mander; Drill Platoon; Aud-Vis.; Radio Club; Student Council; C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.R.C. KISTLER, RICHARD Bowling Club; A.Y. KAPNER SIDNEY Football, trainer; Hi-Y, Vicc-Pres.; Bowling Club; R.O.T.C. Drill Pla- toon; A.Y.; Ragnots; Youth Gov’t. Rep. KIMES, CAROL A.Y.; D.E.. Treas.; Volleyball Team; F.H.A.; D.E. Club; C.S.U.; J.R.C. KNIGHT, PAT D.E. Club, Vice-Pres.; A.Y.; F.H.A.; J.R.C. KAULFUS, PATSY A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Tri-II-Y KING, MARGARET Coed Major; Runner-up Most Rep. Sr.; N.H.S.; Bisoncttes; Quill Scroll; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Bowl- ing Club; Tri-Hi-Y; J.A.; J.R.C. KNIGHT, PHILIP D.E. 45 LA GRONE, RENIE F.B.L.; F.H.A.; C.S U : A Y LANE, CAROLYN Bowling Club LEE, JO ANN A.Y.; C.S.U.: F.B.L. LAMB, DEANNA A.Y.; Blackfriars. Troas.; Bowling Club; Bisoncttcs; Futuro Toachors; N.H.S.; Studont Council LAMBETH, SARAH A.Y.; F.B.L.; Tri-Hi-Y; Y-Teens; Bowling Club; Volleyball Team, Capt.; C.S.U.; J.A. LANGSTON, ROSALIE N.H.S.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Studont Coun- cil LEFKOWITZ, BENNIE Football Letterman, Track Team; Baseball Team; Ragnots; F.H.A. Beau; A.Y.; Audio-Visual Club LEE, OAKLEY V.I.C., Pros.; Track Team; Swim- ming Team; Football Team LANHAM, GENEVIEVE C.S.U.; A.Y.; Future Nurses; F.B.L LANG, FREDDY A.Y.: C.S.U.; Band. Tech. Sgt. LEPPER, CAROL Swimming Team; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A. From San Marcos Acad.; F.H.A.; Volleyball Team; Treble Cleft Club; Student Council; Pep Squad; Tumbling Team LANDRUM, CLAUDE Orchestra; Science Club 46 LIPSCOMB, MARYE L'oeds. Bus. Mgr.; Bisoncttes; A.Y. LONG, JANICE LIRETTE, RONNIE Football. B Team and “A ; Hi-Y; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnots LORD, RICHARD J.A.; Radio Club LISENBEE, JUNE R a g n o t Sweetheart; Plainsman Staff; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Future Nurses; Student Council; Quill Scroll; Bisoncttes Capt.; Bowling Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Blackfriars LOTT, CECIL A.Y. LYONS, RONALD F.F.A.; Radio Club: Air Force Re- serve McANNALLY, LYNDELL Coeds, Sgt. of Tenor Drums; Lamba Sigma Alpha; A.Y.. Sec.; C.S.U.; Future Nurses; Science Club; Stu- dent Council McBEE, WANDA F.B.L.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Blackfriars; Mixed Chorus LITTLEFIELD, CARMEN N.H.S.; Bisonettes; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Y-Tcens; Mixed Chorus; Oil Woman for a Day; Bowling Club McCREERY, PATSY A.Y.; C.S.U.; N.H.S., Sec.; Bison- ettes, Trcas.; Blackfriars; Thes- pians; Sr. Cheerleader; Most Rep. Sr. Girl 47 McDaniel, john McNEILL, JOYCE A.Y.; C.S.U.; Softball Letterman McGHEE, CHRISTINE Coeds, Drill Corp; A.Y.; F.H.A.; J.R.C.; C.S.U.; Librar ' Club; F.B.L. McPherson, marilyn Coeds, Corps of Batons; Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Bisonettes; Plainsman Staff; Quill Scroll; F.B.L.; Stu- dent Council i I V McKenzie, bob N.H.S.; Ragnots; Student Council; J.A., Vice-Pres.; Oilman for a Day; Bowling Club; Plainsman Staff McSWEEN, BEVERLY JO Coeds, Drum Corps; A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Library Club McLAIN, RONALD MACKEY, RONALD MABK, ROBERT V.I.C.; Reserve Club MALONE, LINDA Coeds, Sgt. of Snare Drums; F.H.A., A.Y. Treas.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Bowl- ing Club MANESS, TOMMIE mcwilliams, david 48 MARICLE, RITA MASSEY, CAROLYN in.-Up Soph. Beauty; Soph. Duch- � ; Run.-Up Jr. Beauty; Valentine 'cethcart; Jr. Duchess; Most Pop- � r Sr.; Run.-Up Ragnot Sweet- art; R.O.T.C., Sponsor; Girls flc Team; Ann. Staff; Bisonettes; wl. Club. MARTINEZ, ANGELITA Coeds, Corp.; F.B.L.; Y-Teens MASON, ROY N.H.S.; Ragnots. Sec.; Science Club; A.Y.: Student Council; C.S.U.; Radio Club; Key Club; R.O.T.C., Capt. of Co. B”; Art Awards: Drill Platoon MAYHALL, PATRICIA A.Y.; F.H.A. MARTINEZ, MARTIN Y.; R.O.T.C., Sgt. MATHEWSON, ALMA Coeds, Corp.; A.Y.; G.B.L. MARTIN, PAT J.R.C.; Future Nurses; A.Y. MARTINEZ, RAMIRO Basketball Team: Swimming Team; A.Y.; Golf Team; Ragnots MARTINEZ, MARIO MASON, JACK A.Y.; Science Club: N.H.S.: J.R.C.; C.S.U. MEELER, CAROLYN A.Y.; C.S.U.; N.H.S.; Bowling Club: Tri-Hi-Y; J.A., Sec.; May Fete Duchess of '55 49 MILLER, CLARENCE Student Council , Troas.; Science Club. Vicc-Pres.; A.Y. Pres.; Cita- del. Cor. Sec.; N.H.S.; Bowling Club; Kagnots; Tennis Team; Key Club; Debate Team; R.O.T.C.; Jr. Rotarian MOLEN, HELEN A.Y.; F.B.L. MORELAN, LYNN Int. A.Y. Chinn.; Int. V.P.; A.Y. Pres.; Ann. Ed.: Bisonettes. V.-P.; L.S.A.. Pres.: N.H.S.; May Fete. '53. '54. '55; Soph. Beauty: Most. Hep. Jr.: Sr. Beauty; Volleyball. Copt.: Swim Team; Quill i: Scroll MILLER, LEDITH A.Y.: F.H.A.; F.B.L. MILLER, NILA A.Y.: F.B.L., Sec.; Student Council; F.T. MONTEMAYOR, ROBERT MOORE, ROBERT Football A . ‘‘B ; A.Y.; Jr. Red Cross; Plainsman: Quill Scroll; R.O.T.C.; Ragnots MORGAN, JOANN MORRIS, JOANN Sec.-Treas. Southwest A.Y.; Rep. In- A.Y.; F.B.L.; F.H.A. ternat'l. A.Y.: Sec. Masque Gavel; Sec.-Treas.. Citadel: N.F.L. Set.-at- Arms: Red Cross, Treas.; Y.Teens: C.S.U.: Student Council MILLS, SHARON Ann. Ed.; R.O.T.C.. Spon.. Battalio Exec.: Girls’ Rifle Team; F.T.. V.-P Thespians. Treas.:Tri-Hi-Y, Chap C.S.U.; J.R.C., V.-P.; Bisonettes N.H.S.: Masque Gavel; Quill i Scroll; Student Council; Blackfriar MOORE, JANET C.S.U.: A.Y.; Quill Scroll; F.B MOYNAHAN, EDWARD 50 MURPHY, BILLY MURPHY, KAREN MURPHY, KENNETH Y.: Radio Club: Science Club; Bisonettes; Thespians, Sec.; Black- 5.U. friars; N.H.S.; A.Y., Treas.; Masque it Gavel, Treas.; R.O.T.C., Sponsor; Girls' Rifle Team MYSKA, KENNETH agnots NEAL, ANNE NEAL, HATTIE A.Y.; T-Tcens; Modern Dance Club; Mixed Chorus; A.Y.; Tri-Hi-Y; C.SU.; F.B.L.: Mixed Chorus: Fu- C.S.U. turc Nurses; Bowling Club NEWTON, JERRY . R. C.; F. II. A.; A. Y.: C. S. U.; B.L.; Volleyball Team NOLLEY, BUELAH ANN A.Y.; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y; Bowling Club; J.A. NORMAN, GENE MYERS, MARY FRANCES Coeds, Head CpI. of Color Guards; A.Y.; F.H.A.; F.B.L.; C.S.U. NEW, WANDA D.E. Club; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Runner- Up for D.E. Sweet heart NORWOOD, EVELYN 51 NUNEZ, NAOMI Coeds, Corp.; A.Y.; F.H.A.: C.S.U.: F.B.L OLDHAM, INA A.Y.; C.S.U.: F.B.L.; Future Teach- ers: N.II.S. PANCAMO, MARY A.Y.; F.H.A.: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus O'CONNOR, PAT ODOM, BARBARA Bowling Club; F.B.L.; C.S.U.: .AY.: A.Y.: F.H.A. Future Nurses ODUM, MARVIN Football Team; Track Team: A.Y.: Ragnots; Radio Club; Bowling Club; C.S.U. ORTIZ, TONY PALMER, NORMA KAY PALMS, NORMAN Band. 1st Sgt.; Orchestra; Bowling A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Saracens Club; A.Y.: F.B.L.; J.R.C. PARKER, KAREN LEE Bisoncttcs; N.H.S.; Y-Teens; Black- friars; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Thespians; C.S.U. PATRICK, JOSEPHINE N.H.S.; A.Y.; Bisoncttcs; Bowling Club; F.B.L.; Tri-Hi-Y; Oilwoman for a Day; Coeds, Lt. of the Drum Corps; C.S.U.; Runner-Up for Val- entine Sweetheart PATTON, PATSY F.B.L.; A.Y.; F.H.A. 52 PAYNE, ROBERT i l S.L ; A.Y.; Ragnots: Radio Club; fowling Club; R.O.T.C.; Key Club; Science Club PEAVLER, LARRY 'C.S.U.; A.Y.; Science Club: Chorus Club PEREZ, ERNEST Football Team, “A and “B ; A.Y.; Ragnots; Commercial Club; Golf Team; Ragnots PETRY, PAT A.Y.: C.S.U.; Future Nurses; F.B.L.: Scribblers: Modern Dance; Bowling Club; Mixed Chorus; N.H.S.; Arch- ery Club POGUE, CHARLES lowling Club; Ragnots; Band, Sgt.; Jrcheslra PRICE, HOMER Scribblers PISTOLE, SHIRLEY C.S.U.; A.Y.; Tri-Hi-Y; Plainsman. News Ed.; Quill Scroll: Black friars PRYHODA, CYNTHIA Tri-Hi-Y; A. Y.; C.S.U. ft PETERSON, PATRICIA F.B.L.; A.Y.; Blackfriars; Swim- ming Team PITTS, RONALD Hi-Y; C.S.U. PUENTE, JOSE 5} PUTNAM, JOHN V.I.C. Club RADTKI, JAMES RAMIREZ, PATSY RAMOS, PETE Plainsman Photo., Quill Scroll; Track Team; V.I.C. V.I.C.. Sec.; F.H.A. Band REDMOND, ALTON N.H.S.; Ragnots; Bowling Club REDMOND, DAVID C.S.U. REEVES, ALFRED REID, BENNY Ragnots: A.Y.; Science Club; Bow ing Club; Hi-Y; C.S.U. REYNOLDS. NORMA Student Council, Sec.; Bisoncttes, Pres.; May Fete Maid; A.Y.; C.S.U.; N.H.S.; F.B.L; Y-Teens; Bowling Club RICE, BETTY A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Mixed Chorus; F.H.A. RICHARDS, WANDA DE Club; A.Y.; F.B.L. ROBEkTS, PATSY Posture Queen Runner-Up; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Bisonettes; N.H.S.; J.R.C.: Fu- ture Teachers; Future Nurses; F.B.L. 54 ROBERTS, SHIRLEY l.Y.; C.S.U.; Bisoncttcs; F.B.L.; |ay Fete, Maid; Runner-up Most !eauti(ul Sr. ROGAS, NELL B.L. ROYCE, SANDY SALSZAR, MARY N.H.S.; F.B.L.; C.S.U. ROBERTS, VERNAETTA MAE C.S.U.; A.Y.; V.I.C., Parliamen- tarian; Girls’ Volleyball Team; F.H.A. ROGERS, GEORGE Ann.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Ragnots; Quill Scroll; Football B ; Basketball “B”; Radio Club; Bowl. Club; Audio Vis. Club; 2nd St. I.P.L.C. Photog.: Mixed Chor.: Key Club; Plainsman; Ann. Photog.; Oilman (or a Day RUSSELL, BETTY ANN Scholastic Art Awards ROBERTSON, BEVERLY JO C.S.U.; A.Y.; Red Cross; Tri-Hi-Y, Treas.; F.B.L.; Mixed Chorus; Bowl- ing Club ROSEBROOK, KAY C.S.U.; A.Y.; Library Club, Pres.; F.N.A.; F.H.A.; J.R.C. t ROBERTSON, KARROLL ROWAN, SANDRA May Fete. Maid; Hi-Y: C.S.U.: A.Y.; Bowling Club: Red Cross: F.H.A. SCALLAN, JOE Ragnots. Vice-Pres.; Citadel. Vicc- Prcs.; Science Club. Treas.: A.Y.: N.F.L.; Football B ; Baseball. Slide Rule Club: Debate 55 SCHAER, CAROL A.Y.; C.S.U.; Scribblers; F.B.L. SCHAFER, SANDRA SUE A.Y.; F.B.L.; J.R.C.; CSU, See and Treas. SCHEEL, THEDA SHADDEN, HELEN F.B.L. SEALY, DONALD A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Future Teachers; Bowling Team; Radio Club SHEFFIELD, TRUDY Bisonettes; Tri-Hi-Y; Plainsman Staff; Quill Scroll; Bowling Club; Student Council; Coeds, Sgt. of Batons SEGREST, BARBARA Bowling Club: F.B.L. SHEPHERD, GEORGE Ragnots; Hi-Y, Sget-at-Arms: Foot- ball, B and A Team; Lctterman in Football; Bowling Club SCHOPPE, JAMES F.F.A., President SCHMALZ, GEORGE Ragnots; Science Club SEXTON, LOU ALICE N.H.S.; Coeds, Lt. of Co. B . SICOLA, JO ANN Coeds. Lyres; F.B.L.; A.Y.; Bowlii Club: C.S.U.; F.H.A. 56 SIMPSON, BETTY SKIBBE, PATSY N.H.S.; Bisonettes; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; Y-Tecns; F.T. SMITH, BOBBIE A.Y.; C.S.U.; Swim Team; Student Council; Band Majorette; D.E. Sec., Sweetheart SMITH, DONALD Ragnots; Science Club; A.Y.; An- nual, Adv. Mgr.; C.S.U.; Photog- raphy Club SMITH, FRANK Ragnots; R.O.T.C., 2nd Lt.; Drill Platoon SMITH, LARRY Track SMITH. LOUISE F.H.A.; Red Cross; C.S.U. SMITH, RITA C.S.U.: F.H.A., Song Leader; Future Nurses; F.B.L. SMITH, STEVE Thespians; Blackfriars; Masque Gavel, Pres.; Amalgamated Order of The Carrier of the Spear, Pres.; Ragnots SMITH, TOMMY Ragnots; Hi-Y; C.S.U.: A.Y.: Bowl- ing Club SMITH, VIRDIAN F.H.A., Sec.; A.Y; Tri-Hi-Y; A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U. SPACER, JOE Ragnots 57 STAFFORD, JERRY R.O.T.C.; V.I.C.; Football B” '54 ing Club: Ragnots: A.Y.; C.S.U. STORY, MARY ANN Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms '54: F.H.A.: C.S.U.; A.Y.; Coeds, Swing Flags, '54. '55. '56; Operetta '54, '55: Mix- ed Chorus STEPHENSON, CAROLE Pres., F.B.L.: Bowling Club; N.H.S.; Y-Teens; A.Y.; Quill Scroll; Plainsman Staff; Bisoncttes STEWART, BETTY SUE Bisoncttes; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Future Nurses; C.S.U. STONE, JYNEECE F.H.A.; F.B.L.; C.S.U. STRAVOSKI, MARTHA A.Y.; F.B.L., Treas., '55, '56; Mixed Chorus; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y STRONG, OPAL A.Y.; F.H.A.; Coeds; Nurses Club SUDDUTH, MARIAN Bowling Club; C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Mixed Chorus; Future Teachers, Historian; Modern Dance Club: Ten- nis Club; Y-Tcens 58 SWEARINGEN, ASTER .S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.: W.I. Stevenson eel. Award; F.H.A., Pres.; J.A. TARVER, PATTI LOU Citadel; N.H.S.; N.F.L., Pres.; Mas- que Gavel; Debate TAYLOR, BOB Ragnots; A.Y.; Football “A ; Run- ner-up F.H.A. Beau; Bowling Club TERRY, CAROLYN Coeds; A.Y.; F.B.L. THERIOT, JOAN 'S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Scribblers THOMISON, PHILIP A.Y.; Citadel; C.S.U.; Scribblers; Science Club; Saracens; J.R.C. THOMPSON, CHARLES Student Council; A.Y.; Ragnots; Key Club, Vice-Pres.; R.O.T.C. Capt.; “A Company Commander; R.O.T.C. Superior Instructor; Milby Muskets: Bowling Club THOMPSON, TOMMY Baseball; Band; A.Y.; Kagonts; Hi- Y; Science Club; Bowling Club; C.S.U. THOMPSON, VIRGINIA t.O.T.C. Capt., Sponsor; Plainsman taff; F.B.L.; Bisoncttes; A.Y.; Pos- ure Queen of '53, '54; C.S.U.; icience Club; Humerus Club: lowling Club THORNHILL, BILLY Science Club; Bowling Club; Rag- nots; Student Counselor, 1954; R.O.T.C., '53-'55, Sgt. TORRES, AMADEO B Team Basketball ,'53-'55; A Team Basketball. '55-'56; C.S.U.: J.R.C., '53 TORRES, JESSE R.O.T.C. Sgt. 54. '55 I 59 TRAMMELL, PATRICIA Blackfriars. Thespians TREVINO, BEATRICE F.H.A.; F.B.L. TUCKER, SUNNY Co-Editor Plainsman; Co-Pros. Quill Scroll; Bisonettes; N.H.S.; F.B.L.; Fulurc Teachers; A.Y.; C.S.U.: 1000- Inch Club TURNAGE, JIMMIE Scribblers, Treas.; A.Y.; C.S.l' ; R.O.T.C., Lt. TURNER, DONNA V.I.C. URDIALES, ROSIE C.S.U.; A.Y.; Swimming Team; F.B.L.; Science Club; Y-Teens; J.A.; J.R.C. VALENTINE. FLORENCE Future Nurses; A.Y.; C.S.U.: F.H.A.: Y-Teens; Bowling Club; Modern Dance Club; F.B.L. VELASCO, ANGELINA C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Coed Drui Corps. CpI.: F.H.A VESSELS, DAVID U.E.. 54. 55 WAGISBACH, BILL Battalion Commander. K.O.T.C.: Capt. Rifle Team; Superior Instr.; Boy's State, '55; Vice-Pros. Student Body; J.R.C., Pres.; A.Y.; Key Club; N.F.L.; Ragnots; N.H.S.: Runner-up. Best Citizen WAITES, MORRIS Runner-up Most Handsome. '53; Bowling Club; F.B.L. WAKE, DON D.E. Club 60 WALTERS. MARIAN Bisonettes; A.Y.; Y-Teens; C.S.U.; Blackfriars; Thespians; Student Council: F.B.L. WHITE, CAROLE A.Y.; C.S.U., See.; Y-Teens: Soph.. Sr. Cheerleader; Tri-Hi-Y, ’54-’56, Rep. to Austin; Bisonettes, See., '55. '56; Bowling Club; F.B.L.; Runner- Up Valentine Sweetheart. '54; Maid in May Fete, '54 WARD, JERRY N.H.S.; Ragnots; A.Y.; A Team, Basketball; A Team, Football: Track '54, '55: Handsomest Soph.: Runner-up. Handsomest Jr.. Sr. WATSON, SUE C.S.U.; A. Y.: F.H.A.; F.B.L.; J.R.C. WILBER, ELIN Bisonettes; N.H.S.; A.Y.; Student Council; C.S.U.: J.R.C.; Future Teachers WALKER, DELBERT iagnots: Quill Scroll; Bowling 'lub; Football. “A ; 3-year Letter- nan: All-District. '54; Hon. Mention Vll-Stale. '54 WATSON, JUNE F.B.L.; A.Y. WALLACE, SANDRA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Student Coun- cil WARREN, CLIFTON D.E. WARD. MURRAY LY.: C.S.U.; Ragnots; Cadi. Capt. •C Co. Commander; Saracens; I.R.C. WESTBROOK, LINDA J.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L. WHATLEY, DEAN 61 WILHELM, BOBBY WILKINSON, JOHN R.O.T.C. Capt., Drill Platoon Com mander; A.Y.; Saracens: C.S.U.; Ragnots; J.R.C. WILKS, JAMES Bowling Club; R.O.T.C., Ragnots; A.Y.; J.R.C. WILLIAMS, BOYCE F.H.A.; F.B.L.; A.Y. WILSON, ALINE WILSON, BARBARA Bowling Club, Pres.; A.Y.; N.H.S.: Bisonettes: F.H.A.; Girls' Swimming Team, '56 WINN, CLAIRE F.H.A.; F.B.L.; A.Y. WINN, ROBBIE MAE : A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.R.C. WITCHER, BONNIE A. Y.; F.H.A.: F.B.L. WOLF, BETTY F.H.A.; A.Y.; Volleyball C.S.U.; J.R.C. WOOD, JIMMIE Team; Scribblers; A.Y.; Milby Muskets; R.O.T.C. Lt.; Ragnots WOODRUFF, JAMES F.F.A.; R.O.T.C. 1st Sgt.; Hi-Y 62 YERKES, JIMMY Scribblers; A.Y.; Science Club; Key Club; R.O.T.C.. '54'55; Ragnots; C.S.U.: J.R.C.; Bowling Club WORLEY, ANN H.A.; F.B.L. WRIGHT. BARBARA Coeds; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Library Club: Future Teachers WYBLE, CARLEEN L.S.A.; N.H.S.; Girls’ State; Stu- dent Body Rep.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Sgt.. Coeds. '54, '55; Lt. in Coeds '55. '56: Mixed Chorus; F.B.L.; J.A. WRIGHT, CHARLENE Band Majorette: Asst. Feature Ed.. Painsman; Coeds '53; Sec., Quill Scroll; Sgt.-at-Arms. Student Body: Bisonettes; Scribblers; Blackfriars; Thespians; N.H.S.: C.S.U.; A.Y.: Bowling Club WRIGHT, LARRY WRIGHT, ERMA A.Y.; Vice-President., V.I.C.: C.S.U. ZORN, DENNIS Pres Blackfriars; Trespians; A.Y.; Band, Student Conductor; Orches- tra 6 } MARGARET KING MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL RUNNERS UP NORMA JEAN REYNOLDS BEST CITIZEN BILL WAGISBACH BEST CITIZEN NEIL CROSBY MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY SANDRA JOHNSON MOST POPULAR SENIOR GIRL WILMER COX MOST POPULAR SENIOR BOY RUNNERS UP SHIRLEY ROBERTS MOST BEAUTIFUL SENIOR GIRL JERRY WARD HANDSOMEST SENIOR BOY ■I THEY WILL MAKE US BEAUTIFUL LEARNING LATIN TO FOLLOW HIPPOCRATES' CREED FUTURE BACKBONE OF BUSINESS t 69 WILBUR CLEAVES DIANE KUNZ MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR BOY MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR GIRL 70 FAYE Cl HAT MOST BEAUTIFUI JUNIOR GIRL 71 CHARLES DINHOBLE HANDSOMEST JUNIOR BOY Abbott, Thomas Lee Alexander, Charlotte Allen, Jerry Allen, John Allen, Larry Allen, Travis Baker, Robert Barker, Carole Bartlett, Bobby Bates, Jayne Battise, Betty Baty, Wanda Alston, Joyce Ante, Robert Ashburn, David Austin, Bobby Babineaux, Dudley Baird, Peggy Joe Brossettc, Ronald Brown, Beverly Brown, Douglas Brown, Florence Brown, Jerry Brown, Riley Beavens, Frances Beechic, Selma Bennett, Jimmy Bloodworth, Patricia Bomer, Betty Lou Bond, Rita Kay Bopp, Freddie Breaux, Nan Brewer, Henry Brewer, J. C. Brickman, Wilma Brock, Barbara 72 Browne, Theron Bruce, Robert Briefer, Clarence Bryan, Penny Burchcrt, Marlene Burgins, Barbara Burley, Charles Burner, Gretchen Burns, Susan Busch, Nadine Butler, Jackie Byers, Betty Caldwell, Donnie Callihan, Jesse Calvery, Claude Campbell, Bill Campbell, Metha Canales, Ignacio Canion, Charlotte Casteneda, Daniel Cato, Murray Cegielski, Marcel Cervonka, Bernice Cessna, Carolyn Chapa, Abel Chidzoy, Vivien Childress. JHarcel I Cihat, Faye Clarady, Barbara Joe, Clark, Donald Clark, George Clark, Merrill Cleaves, Wilbur Clements, Patricia Collins, Connie Condra, Richard 73 Cook, Dennis Cook, Eugene Corey, Sandra Cosgrove, Mary Kay Cox, Carolyn Cox, Jerry Lee Cox, Joyce Kathleen Cox, Mary Cribbs, Ronald Curington, Marilyn Dalon, Shirley Dampier, Richard Daniels, Bill Davidson, Virginia Dc Hoyos, Bernard Deisch, Faye Delaware, Bobby Derden, Betty Dewvealle, Barbara Dinhoblc, Charles Dittlinger, Donnie Dobbins, Billie Jo Dominguez, Joe Donnell, Joe Dooley, Jean Douglas, Joan Duggan, Patsy Duke, Helen DuPlantis, Annette Duran, A1 Eastham, Earl Eastland, Carlyle Eastland, Lloyd Eberhardt, Myrtle Lee Eldred, Bobby Ellis, Elaine 74 Ellis, Ellen Ellis, Henry Etheridge, Mimi Faddis, Betty Falk, Stella Farris, Margaret Ann Farrow, Gloria Ferguson, Gloria Fife, Suzanne Fine, Sandy Fisher, Stanley Fisk, Marcia Flores, Edolia Flores, Palo Flynt, Barbara Fox, Bill Futch, Jean Galaviz, Mary Louise Golden, Alice Gomez, Marcus Gonzales, Herman Gonzales, Mary Ann Goodman, Mary Beth Goodwin, Bobby Galceran, Ann Gant, Carolyn Gardner, Sandra Gee, Donald Githens, Roberta Godhelp, Gus Gordon, Mary Jo Gore, Diane Graham, Carolyn Crammer, Richard Graves, Diane Gray, Don 75 Green, Barbara Grigsby, Charles Guerra, Esperanza Gutierrez, Annie Gwin, Eugene Hagan, Pat Hagemeister, Marion Hagler, Judy Hall, Catherine Hall, Linda Halvorsen, Oscar Hammack, Carolyn Hammack, Paul Hamrick, Louise Hanks, Milton Hanna, Glendale Hansen, Jerry Harlow, Cary Harris, Virgiina Hart, David Harvillc, Layla Hayes, John Heath, Frank Heckman, Earl Hensley, Richard Hickman, Timothy Higginbotham, Virginia Hillin, Linda Hite, Roger Hocher, Richard Hodgson, Johnny Hoevelman, Harry Hoge, Charles Hoisington, Jerry Holbert, Janet Holley, Nancy 76 Hollis, Wilbur Hood, David Hooker, Dottye Howard, Myron Howard, Richard Hubbard, Rogene Hubert, Ronald J. Hueter, Mary Ann Huggins, Barbara Hughes, Orbus Humburg, Donald Lee Humphreys, La Verne Humphreys, Raymond Humphries, Loretta Hunt, Bobby Hyde, Neal Ivey, A. W. Ivy, Melinda Jackson, Mary Jimenez, Gloria Ann Jimenez, Robert Johnson, Mack Johnson, Patricia Jordan, Kaye Kahler, La Juanta Kahlcr, Louann Karalis, Nick Kent, Bill Kin, Mary Kirby, Deanna Klotz, John Paul KaebfiS Enis? Knight, Billy Krenek, Barbara Jean Kunz, Diane Ladner, Brooks 77 Lopez, Tony Lorance, Nettie Lord, Judy Lucdccke, Billy Lundy, Joann Lunsford, Sonja Lynn, Sandra McArthur, William McCabe, Amora McClughan, Thomas McElroy, Guy McGill, Billy LaFiette, Bobbie Lamb, Henry Lamprccht, Allan Lanford, Freddie Laughcad, Larry Lee, Leslie Lee, Sally Lee, Sandra Lewis, Peggy Lewis, Ronnie Lopez, Mary Lopez, Mary Frances McLain, Gerald McLaughlin, Frances McLeod, Bill McLehany, Carolyn McMickle, Betty McMinn, Jancllc McNeill, Joyce McReynolds, Bob Mabry, Lunn Mahurin, Steve Malck. Douglas Maly, John 78 I Mann. Betty Mann, Mary Ruth Marburger, Bill Maricle, Rita Martinez, Markel Marx, Fred Massey, Billy Massey, Charles Maxwell, Josephine Medel, Maria Medellin, Lenora Megarity, Carol .SMiles, Bill Miller, Sharron Moffett, Lindsay Mojica, Ruben Molin, Alton Mdly, Evelyn Montgomery, Edward Montgomery, Sara Moore, Donny Moore, Mack Morales, Lucile Mouton, Marvin Mueller, Mary Mullins, Kay Muscmcchc, Bobby Mustain, Donnie Mylius, Gordon Nash, Ronald Navarro, Rudy Nclkin, Benard Nelson, Peggy Nixon, Don Noxon, Jay Scott Odom. Barbara 79 Oliver, Gene Ontiveros, Pete Oslin, Larry Overturf, Diana Palms, Mary Parish, JoAnn Parker, Richard Parrish, Mike Patrick, Barbara Jean Pell, Betty Perez, Frank Perez, Lupo Perez, Joe Perkins, Charles Peters, Glenn Peters, Lynne Carol Pettus, David Phears, Linda Philips, Frank Phillips, Billy Pizzo, Johnny Platte, Rodney Portilla, Frank Portilla, Gloria Powell, Beverly Proller, Patricia Price, Juanellc Price, Louis J. Price, Penny Prichard, Shirley Prince, Randolph Pringle, John Pulley, Kathryn Quiroz, Dolorez Ragley, Fritz Ramer, Ray 80 Ramirez, Melba Ramon, Herminia Reagan, Mike Reaves. Clarkie Rees, Sandy Reeves, Kathleen Ritchie, Joan Rivera, Juanita Roach, Claudette Roach, Doris Ann Roberson, Ann Roberts, Aubrey Robertson, Karroll Robertson. Wanda Robinson, Virgil Rocha, Leroy Rocha, Mary Ann Rodriguez, Josephine Rodriguez, Roy Rohrdanz, Nancy Root, Patricia Rosin, Sally Rowold, David Rowlett, Don Royc, Nancy Rudcloff, Robert Rust, Roy Saibara, Judy Salazar, Carlos Salazar, Yolanda Sandel, Lou Ann Sanders, Jeannine Sanders, Wesley Saul, Juanita Saunders, Jacqueline Saunders, James 81 Sauter, Robert Schneider, Carol Schneider, Marvin Schocttle, Jackie Scott, Carolyn Segel, Randall Selph, Marvin Seymour, Joanne Shcllshear, Tommy Shelton, Winnon Shibest, Barbara Ann Shook, Robert Simchuck, Jeanette Simmons, Ronald Simons, Vernelle Smart, Margo Smith, Arvard Smith, Bonnie Smith, Carol Smith, David W. Smith, Fred Smith, Terry- Spencer, Mol lie Steffen, Jane Stephcnsoi, Mickey Stewart, Carolyn Stone, Mary Storcmski. Shirley Stribling, Reggie Struthcrs, Gwendolyn Stutts, Wanda Sudduth, Barbara Sullivan, James Swan, Herbert Swearingen, Gary Swearingen, Robert 82 Sweet, Lonnie Tavares, Patsy Taylor, Bruce Taylor, Darrell Taylor, Louise Taylor, Martha Taylor, Wayland Teaff, Roland Tenorio. Josephine Thomas, Karl Thompson. Tommy Tippit, Clara Torres, Josephine Turney, Gene Turrentine, Martha Valdez, Adelina Van, Robbie Nell Venegas, Tony Vcrlander, Yvonne Vessels, Arthur Vickers, Edwin Villagomez, Louis Villarreal, Joe Villareal, Richard Wach, James Wade, Frances Wakefield, Faye Wakefield, Robert Waller, Billy Joe Waller, Ellis Ward. Donald Ward, James Ward, Oscar Ward, Patricia Ward, Peggy Warfield, Pat 8 Washburn, Tom Weale, Dorothy Webro, Louise Welch, Faye Welch, Gloria Welch, Melvin Welch, Robert Werner, Billie Wheeler, Mario Wheeler, Sandra Whitlock, Elaine Wilber, Elin Wilkinson, Barbara Willett. Don Williams, Betty Jo Williams. Florence Williams, Jeannine Williamson, A. L. Willis, Yvonne Wilmot, Janice Wilmot, Kay Wilson, Ruth Wong, Henry Worsham, Roger I 1 Wylie, Wayne Jerry Yoes, Kay Young, George Youngblood, Dave Zipps, Marcine 84 RUNNERS UP JUANELLE PRICE MOST BEAUTIFUL JUNIOR GIRL BOBBY MUSEMECHE HANDSOMEST JUNIOR CONNIE COLLINS MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR GIRL THOMAS ABBOTT MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR BOY A weary lab welcomes a break when the photographer enters. Tense moment in a volleyball game Sunshine, pretty girls, and archery make an attractive combination. 87 NEIL SEYMOUR HANDSOMEST SOPHOMORE BOY 89 DIXIE SIMS MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE GIRL Abbott, Ross Abernathy, Mary Abshcr, Pat Adams, Charles Adams, Maxine Adams, Shirley Alberti, Peggy Alcala, Raymond Alford, Bill Allbritton, Opal Allder, Barbara Amerson, Donald Andrews, Neil Ansley, Melba Ante, Edward Arcemant, D. J. Arevalo, Rosie Arnold, Mary Lou Atkins, Barbara Avila, Thcrsa Bailey, Michael Bailey, Richard Baldes, Tony Baluaneda, Joe Barker, Kenneth Barnard, Joel Barnes, Geneva Beam, Milton Bear, Franklin Beard, David Beck, David Belnoske, Betty Jo Bennett, Joe Bob Biggers, Martha Sue Bigham, James Bigler, Arvia Birnbaum, Helmut Blackburn, Betty Jo Blackshear, Lynn Blancas, Valdemar Blancct, Jerry Bland, Laura Blaylock, Judy Boehm, Evic May Boilcs, Carl Boley, Richard Bowen, Charles Bowling, Robert 90 Boyd, Calvin Bright, Neil Brooks, Richard Brown, Earl Brown, Jerry Brown, Joe L. Brown, Martha Brown, Mickey Brown, Shirley Brown, Terry Browning, Bobbie Bruner, Carolyn Bruner, Una Mary Bryan, Evelyn Buckholt, Julia Buisson, Bobby Bunton, Eugene Burch, Robert Burg, Orville Buri, Fred Burke, A. J. Burlew, Mazel Burns, Lela Mac Burton, Gloria Busby, Charles Butler, Charlene Byerly, Mary Kathryn Caballero, Sam Calderon, Joe Callaway, Mike Campbell, Edna Faye Cannon, Billie Cannon, Larry W. Cantu, Lola Cantu, Robert Capchart. Carol Carranza, Stella Casares, Cayetano Casey, Diana Catcn, Douglas Caten, Edward Chandler, Barbara Chapa, Josephine Chapa, Lydia Chapman, Anna Cheaney, Phyllis Chezem, Madelyn Cihat, Paula 91 Cochran, Robert Coleman, Kenny Collins, Judy Collins, Philip Colunga, Alfred Conley, Mike Cude, Terry Cunningham, Barbara Cunningham, Lynda Cunningham, Tom Curtis, Emma Curtis, Jim Cook, Sarah Beth Cooper, Sally Corlctt, Johnny Cornett, Ray Coronado. Roy Cortinas. Mary Cosgrove, Betty Ann Couvillon, Jo Anne Cowart, Margie Cox, Leonard Cox, Linda Craig, Freddie Craig, June Crawford, Roy Crosby, Donna Crutchfield, Wesley Cryer, Ray Cantu, Ruben Curtis, Roger Cutaia, Mary Heine Daniels, Jimmie Daniels, Steve Dansby, Ronald Darrell, Clem Davies, Genevieve Davis, Karen Davis, Zola Ne! Deason, Earl Decker, Leah Decn, Walter DeForest, Jerry De La Portilla, Janie Del Valle, Johnny Dennard, Betty Denton, Marilyn Deslattes, Gordon 92 Diamond, Wanda Dixon, Doskie Dobbins, Betty Jean Downie, Dorothie Dobbs, Marianne Dods, Keith Downs, Richard Dulaney, Burrellean Dunn, Carolyn Dunn, Margaret Easterling, Joyce Echauri, Helen Echols, Shirley Edwards, Judy Eggenberger, Duane Elliott, Donald Ellis, Linda Ellis, William Farquhar, Nita Beth Faulkner, Jesse Felscher, W. C. Ferguson, Carolyn Fernandez, Maria Theresa Fine, Ethel Fitch, Grady Fitch, Tommy Fleming, Donald Fletcher, Doylenc Fletcher, Patricia Florance, Faye Flores, Margie Flores, Mary Lee Flores, Susie Flores, Virginia Fondren, Diane Forbes, Jerry Esquibel, Dolores Estes, Nancy Evans, Norma Jean Everts, Charlene Ewert, Larry Farmer, Bovcrlyo Foster, Gloria B. Foster, Judy Franklin, Jerry Freeman. Billy Don Frenchmeyer, Billy Friedl, Duke 93 Friez, Gene Fry, Mary Lee Fuller, Bob Fullerton, Ronald Gallant, Judith Gallegos, Juaquin Galloway, Susie Gant, Milburn Garag, Ramona Garcia, Carmen Garcia, Jerry Garza, Florentino Garza, Gloria Garza, Rumen Cayman, Carl Gibbs, Jeanette Gilbert, Sue Gillis, Benny Gilmore, Margaret Glasgow, Kenneth Glenn, Frodric Goebel, Jodell Golden, Mary Gomez, George Gomez, Mary Ellen Gomez, Rachel Gonzales, Geneva Graham, Robert Gray, Pat Green, Barbara Green, Jim Green, Jimmy Griffin, Elizabeth Griffiths, Jerry Grizzaffi, Angelina Grizzaffi, Frank Guinn, Donald Guin, Leona Ruth Guzman, Casimiro Guzman, Jane Habel, Eddie Habol, Werner Hackett, Marshall Hale, Carol Hall. Pat Hamala, Dennis Hamilton, David Hampton, Tommy 94 Haney, Simmons Haragan, Eugene Hardy, Nila Jean Harkrider, Maida Harrington, Charles Harriss, Sandra Harsh, Vernie Mae Hart, David Hart, Johnny Hartman, Judith Hartman, Patsy Haynes, Carolyn Hcarly, Mary Lou Hebert, George Hebert, Peggy Henderson, Bobby Henderson, Carl Henry� Barbara Hcnsarling, Lawrence Hernandez, Augustine Hernandez, Maria Guadalupe Hernandez. Oralia Herrcll, Melvin Herrcn, Joyce Herrera, Abraham Hightower, Robert Hightower, Ronny Hilburn, Beverly Hill, Beverly Hinton, Shirley Holmes, La velle Holmes, Mary Ruth Holmes, Sherman Hooper, Carole Horn, Patsy Howard, Gregg Howell, Ronald Hudson, Don Hunt, Randall Ingham, Charlotte Ivins, Linda Jackson. Sallie Ann Jackson, J. B. Jacobs, Lois Jaeger, Johnny Jefferies, Norma Jenkins, Patsy Johnson, Billy 95 Johnson, C. D. Johnson, Charlsic Johnson, Robert Johnson, Shirley Johnson, William L. Jones, David Jordan, Raymond Joyce, Johnny Julian, Dennis Kanstrup, Neils Kay, David Kelley, Donald Kelly, Marie Kemp, Sue Kimmcy, Imotda King, George King, Terry Kistlcr, Thomas Koltz, Dell Knight, Judy Krai, David Kuykendall, Bill Laakc, Geraldine Tabor, Albina Lake. Charlotte Lake, Joe Landry, Romcll Lane, Jerry Lang, Jerrel Langley, Aubrey ..vs . Langston, Kenneth Larchc, Jean Lassiter, Gwen Lazo, Joe League, Dorothy LcBow, Clinton Lee, Jeanelle Lee, Jerry Leija, Frank Lemons, Jerry Lester, Mike Linctte, Robert Lofgrcn, Randy Love. Glenna Lowe, Freida Lucas, Joyce Leudecke, Elton Luna, Alma 96 McAdams, Barbara McBurnctt, Nita McCabe, Ardala McCIenan, Richard McDaniel, Jimmy McGehee, Jimmy McGough, Dale McGregor, Martha McGuire, Clara Mcllvain, Rebecca McKenzie, Mary Gene McLain, Dixie McMakin, John McMillan, Charles McNally, Larry McQuillan, Daniel McReynolds, Sarah Jane McWhorter, Bobby McWhorter, Ruth Maddox. Allan Maddox, Raymond Mancuso. Maxine Mancss, Ellean Mancss, Sally Mankins, Sandra Manuel, Willard Marburger, Janice Marlow, Barabara Marsh, Mary Lynn Marshburn. Vernon Martens, Billy Martin, Estalcne Martin, Ralph Martinez, Joe Martinez, Martha Martinez, Silvester Mason, Margo Mathewson, Benjamin Matney, Wanda Maughmcr, Earl Maxwell, Barbara Maxwell, Doyle Mayberry, Joyce Mayfield, James Meadows, Doyle Mendel, Rafael Merritt, John Neal Meyers, Ronnie 97 ktort-rf-i Micttcincn, Kay Miller, Barbara Miller, Della Mintz, Edwin Mitchell, Don Mobley, Richard Molina, Bobbie Monto, Louis Montoya, Albert Moon, Dolores Moore, Betty Morales, Tony Moran, John Morin, Joe Morton, Mervin Moulder, Jerry Mrazek, Jerry Murchison, William Myers, Betty Napper, Ray Nelson, Nancy Newton, Mary Jane Nichols, Jane Ellen Nichols, Laura Niday, Dama Nix, Wendell Norris, Nancy Odum, Roy Oliver, Alvin Oliver, Louise O'Neal, Judy Ortiz, Martha Osborne, Mac Overturf, Diana Pace, Patricia Padgett, Mclva Page, Jauanita Painter, Linda Paling, Billy Palmer, Dennis Palmer, Patsy Palumbo, Betty Lynn Palumbo, Johnnie Palumbo, Peggy Parish, Gloria Parnell, David Parrott. Harold Parsons, Ronald 98 Payne, Kathy Payne, Sue Perez, Dolores Perez, Gilbert Perry, James Peters, Jeanette Peters, Shirley Peterson, Mickey Pettctt, Georgia Ann Phelps, Patsy Phillips, Carol Phillips, Linda Phillips, Ronald Phillips, Sharon Phillips, Sharon E. Pichot, Kent Pilgrim, Shirley Pinon, Lionel Pitts, Connell Plummer, Elgin Pool, Robert H. Pope, Geneva Pope, Gerald R. Potter, Donald Powell, Forrest Price, Betty Pylant, Wyman Pyle, Annette Quicksall, Martha Quintero, Gloria Ramirez, Annie Ramirez, Mary Lou Ramos, Reyes Rauch, Pat Reagan, Lester Reid, Shirley Reidelbergcr, Don Reifschneidcr, Mary Beth Rhodes, Jackie Rice, Betty Rice, Sibyl Richardson, Glenda Riley, Barbara Riley, Victor Rivera, Abel Rivera, Mary Virginia Rivera, Robert Roberts, Jeanette 99 Roberts, Thomas Robertson, Elizabeth Robinson, Sara Kay Robledo, Mary Roby, Wayne Rocha, Ruben Roddy, Roy Rodriguez, Lee Rorigucz, Steve Rogers, Lossen Rogers, Robert Rogers, Virginia Sanchez, Ralph Sawyer, Walter Schlicf, Marie Schmidt, William Selph, Shirley Sepulveda, Gloria Serrano, Jessie Sexton, Carol Seymour, Fred Seymour, Neal Shockley, Joseph Shadden, Jimmy Rollins, Dolores Romano, Verna Mae Romo, Joe Ruscher, Erwin Rushing, Jimmy Russell, Wylene Rutherford, Charlotte Rutherford, Tommy Ryan, Freeman Salazar, Rufus Sanchez, Geneva Sanchez, Jimmy Sharbino, Virginia Shaw, Judy Sheffield, Mary Anne Shepperd, Carol Simmons, Jerry Simpson, Donal Sims, Dixie Singleton, Carolyn Sisson, Kathy Smith, Dwight Smith, Floyd Smith, Judy 100 Smith, Lloyd Smith, Ronnie Smith, Sarah Smith, Shirley Snclling, James Snider, George Snider, Marcella Solis, Josophcnc Soloman. Floyd Solomon. Gene Soos. Joe Snedeke. James Spence, Lynn Stang, Betty Jo Stanley, Norris Stegall, Bennie Steil, Judy Stephens, Judy Stevens, Joyce Stewart, George Stierling, Sydell Stockton, Carter Stockton, Jim Stone. Emmalcne Stone, Willie Carl Strong, Glenda Stubbs, Warren Suiter, Carlton Sullivan, Buster Tait, Steve Tanner, Elmer Tanner, Margie Tardy, Edward Taylor, Pat Taylor, Tommy Tholcn, Mary Margaret Thomas, Lavcrl Thomas, Nannie Thompson, Ann Thompson, Bob Thompson, Pat Thornbcrry, Helen Tofte, Kenneth Tolivar, Bernice Tomlin, Julia Torres, Alfred Torres, Marie Tracy, Janet 101 Traweek, Roger Trcvathan, JoAnn Trevino, Estella Turner, J. L. Turner, Tom Turrentine, Patsy Upehurch, Virginia Vackar, Tilman Valentine, Lucille Valentine, Vynceca Valenzuela, Elizabeth Vansickle, Marilyn Vasquez, Joe Vasquez, Salvador Vaughn, Rex Vestae, Shirley Villarreal, Dora Vis, Ronald Wagers, Herb Waggoner, Bobby Walker, Reanne Walker, Mary Lou Walls, Shirlene Ward, Johnny Wartemann, Margot Washmon, James Watkins, Nancy Kay Webb, Betty Sue Weiss, Donna Wells, Billy Wells, Ronnie Wesson, Jim West, Joseph West, Rena Westbrook, Patsy Whiddon, Sharon White, Joyce Whitley, Don Whitt, Jackie Wilbourn, Michael Wiliams, Carl Williams, Charles Williams, Margaret Williford, Carol Williford, Kenneth Willis, Charles Wilson, Etailc Wilson, Jerry Ann 102 Wilson, Phil Winans, Marjorie Winders, Rebecca Wolf, Frieda Womack, Allen Womack, Babs Woodward, Mary Wortham, Sue Wright, Wanda Ybarra, Julia Young, Ann Neta Young, Janie Young, William Youngblood, Anita Zipps, Alma Zohn, David 10 RUNNERS UP LEAH DECKER MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE GIRL EUGENE BUNTON HANDSOMEST SOPHOMORE BOY 106 In 1822 commercial cotton growing began in Texas. Cotton became the leading crop and it is now the greatest contributing factor in the Texas economy except pe- troleum. More than 3,900,000 bales are grown each year. 107 GEORGE ROGERS Student Business Manager 108 BENARD NELKIN Advertising CAROLYN MASSEY Club Editor MRS. LILY P. INGRAM Sponsor JAMES BACICA Sports Editor JIMMY HARRELL Advertising UJLETTA DREYER Activities Editor DONALD SMITH Advertising MRS. J. C. PERKINS Business Manager OFFICERS Peggy Baird President Lyndell McAnnah 1st Vice President Billy Phillips 2nd Vice President Sandra Schaffer Secretary Sharon Mills Song Leader Truby Sheffield . . Pianist CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION Mr. Harris D. Butler. Sponsor The C. S. U. was first organized in the Fall of 1952 when several students saw a need for a club of this type in Milby. The purpose of the C. S. U. is to create a more Christian-like spirit within the school, promote good-will and fellowship between Christians of various denominations, and encourage participation in all church-centered activities. 110 OFFICERS President . Clarence Miller Vice Presidents Bill Wagisbach _Peggy Baird CarSt’ Smwir Secretary Lyndell McAnnally r reasurer .... Seareatha Carson 5x -President: Student Advisor Sara Holden international President (1954-55) . . . Lynn Morelan ALLIED YOUTH Mrs. Nell Wallace. Sponsor Allied Youth was organized in Milby High School in April. 1949. This organization has many posts in high schools throughout the United States and Canada. The group picture is of a typical early morning meeting in the auditorium. The membership has grown from an enrollment of 125 to approximately 400. Through educational and recreational programs Allied Youth promotes a confident and happy way of life which stresses the wisdom of total abstinence from the use of beverage alcohol. 1 I I OFFICERS Neil Crosby President Bill Wagisbach . Vice-President Norma Jean Reynolds . Secretary Clarence Miller T reasurer Charlene Wright Sergeant-at-Arms STUDENT COUNCIL Mrs. Gladys Price. Mr. Roscoe Bayless. Sponsors The Milby High School Student Council, a group of student leaders elected by the student body, car lies out the needs of our school. It gives students actual practice in democratic procedure, in promoting law and order. The Student Council promotes cooperation between the faculty and students. RCSTER James Bacica Jimmy Harrell Patty McCreery Leatha Brewer Grctchen Burner Diane Kunz Lyndell McAnnally Owen Conerly Nancy Norris Josephine Patrick Neta Beth Parquhar Charles Thompson Sonja Lunsford Charlotte Alexander Marilyn McPherson Judy Saibara Janis Lynn Kneblik Joel Barnard Marcia i:i$k Su annc Fife Margaret Parris JoAnn Sicola Nancy Estes Patsy Horn Ann Galceran Paye Cihat Glenda Grant Jimmy Ainsworth Jesse Callihan Nancy Rove Robert Hightower Charlotte Lake OFFICERS Richard Kaough President Secretary T reasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Margaret Wisdom. Sponsor The Charles H. Milby Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1956. Its purpose is to recognize students who have excelled in scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. To become a member one must obtain a high B average and must be voted into the organization by the faculty and student members. Each year the club sponsors the collection of Christmas baskets, the Valentine Post Office, the Best Citizen election, and provides a scholarship for an outstanding senior to attend college. This year Lewis Hess and Joice Deisch were elected Best Citizens. OFFICERS Kathryn Pulley President Wesley Sanders Vice President Jimmy Turnage Treasurer Pat Petry Recording Secretary Patricia Preller . Corresponding Secretary Alpha Kemp Baker .... Sponsor THE MILBY SCRIBBLERS Mrs. Alpha Kemp baker. Sponsor Since organization in 1950. The Milby Scribblers have had one objective, to honor Milby through the encouragement of creative writing. From the fall of 1950—the fall of 1955. the Scribblers have won more than forty awards. They received eight awards from The Atlantic Contest and six from National Scholastic. The Lindsay Cup for poetry was presented to the Scribblers in 1954. Last year the Scribblers had twelve pieces published in the City Anthology, sponsored by the Houston English teachers. They have achieved several honorable mentions. ROSTER Broome. John Burchfield. Rosalyn Carson. Harry Crider. John Earl Cunningham. Lynda Delany. Burrilcan Hagan. Pat Harrell. Jimmy Hartman. l.oreiia( i fefc'W' Lorance. Nettie Navarro. Rudy Price. Homer Rees. Sandy Scboer. Carol Smith. Terry Theriot. Joan Thomison. Philip Wood. Jimmy Wright. Charlene Yerkes. Jimmy I 14 OFFICERS Sunny Tucker. Janet Chatdain . . Joyce Deisch June Lisenbee Glenda Grant Jesse Callihan Charlene Wright Patsy Cobb . Co-Presidents Vice President Secretary T reasurer Scrgeant-at-Arms Chaplain Librarian QUILL S SCROLL Mrs. Margaret Wisdom. Sponsor The Milby chapter of the Quill £ Scroll, an international honor society for high school students, was organized in 1927. The purpose of the Quill ft Scroll is to encourage and reward individual achievement of the school paper and the annual staff students. By a secret vote of the chapter membership is allowed to candidates who have passed certain qualifications required by the constitution of the Quill Scroll. ROSTER Burton. Bailey Bremer. Kay Brewer. Letha Campo. Virginia Cervcnka. Bernice Cihat. Faye Dumpier. Jimmy Dumpier. Phyllis Hale. Carole Hawkins. Jack Hess. Lewis Johnson. Sandra Kaough. Richard wJ£j eblick. Janice- l ee. Sandra Lorancei Nettie McPherson. Marilyn Mills. Sharon Morclan. I.ynn Pistole. Shirley Powell. Beverly Rees. Sandy Rogers. George Sheffield. Truby Stephenson. Carole Ward. Jerry Walker. Delbert 115 OFFICERS Norma Jean Reynolds . President Lynn Morelan First V'ice-President Letha Brewer Second Vice-President Gretchcn Burner Secretary Patsy McCreery Treasurer Charlene Wright Social Chairman Joyce Deiscb Parliamentarian BISONETTES Mrs. Theresa Englin. Sponsor Loyal Milbyitcs and Boosters are the members of the Girl’s Boostei Club. They are the leaders, willing workers, and good will ambassadors of Milbv. Selling cakes, pom-poms. and dance tickets supply the organiza- tion with sufficient funds. Last year the girls crowned Billy Jordan Mis- ter Touchdown at the Foot-Ball. The loudest cheerers. the best sup- porters. and the fastest salesman are the boosters of the GBC. ROSIER Alexander. Charlotte i -lird. Peggy niun. Carolyn Blackman. Beverly Bremer Kaye Brewer. I.etha Browning. Barbara Burner. I.etha Burner. Gretchcn Burn . Susan Orvcnka. Berntj� uuwtlin. Janet Cihat. |;ay Cihai. Paula Cobb. Patsy Collins. Connii Corey'. Sandra Cunningham. Sue Curingmn, Marilyn Dampier. Phyllis Deisch. Laye Deisch. Joyce Tried. Janet Grant. Glenda Graves, l.orctta Hartman. Loretta Heinze. Jeanette Holden. Sara Horn. Patsy Hulun Donna Inge. Marjorie Jennings. Jean Johnson. Betty Ann Johnson. Patricia Kahler. LaJuanta King Margaret Kunz, Diane Lamb. Deanna Lake. Charlotte Lce jjandra +15comb. Mary l.iscnbre. June Littlefield. Carmen l.unsford. Sonja Massey Carolyn McAnnallv. I.yndell McCreery. Patsy McPherson. Marilyn Meeler. Carolyn Mills. Sharon Morelan Lynn Murphy. Karen Overturf. Diane Parker. Karen Patrick. Barbara Jean Patrick. Josephine Powell. Beverlv Rees. Sandv Reynolds Norma Jean Rhodes. Jackie Roberts Patsy Roberts. Shirley Rove. Nancy Saibara. Judy Sheffiled. Truby Skibbc. Patsy Stephenson. Carole Stewan. Betty Sue Thompson. Virginia Tucker. Sunnv Walters. Marion White. Carole Wilber. Elin Williams. Margaret Wilson. Barbara Wright. Charlene Yocs. Kay i OFFICERS James Bacica Joe Sea I Ian Roy Mason Owen Concrly Thomas Erwin Bailey Barton Richard Kaough George Rogers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Publicity Chairman Social Chairman Parliamentarian RAGNOTS A. W. Shields. Sponsor The Boy's Booster Club. Ragnots. was organized approximately four years ago. The one hundred and seventy Ragnots give frequent dances, hayrides. and other events to provide recreation for the Milby students. The Ragnots aim to express school spirit in a true sense of feeling and sportsmanship. 117 Glenda Grant Feature Editor Charlene Wright Ass t. Feature Editor THE PLAINSMAN Mrs. Margaret Wisdom. Sponsor Sunny Tucker. Janet Chatelain Co-Editors REPORTERS: Sandra Lee BettyBobbins Bernice Cervenka Sandra Rees Deanna Lamb Reporters Virginia Campo Truby Sheffield . s ' SandijiJ-w - 'Z T cme Lora nee Kay Bremer CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT: Gretchen Bruner Faye Cihat Letha Brewer NEWS STAFF: Shirley Pistole. News Editor Patsy Cobb. Assistant News Editor SPORTS S TAFF: Jackie Hawkins. Sports Editor Jimmie Dampicr. Sports Editor Reporters David Rowald Jimmy Ainsworth Jesse Callihan ADVERTISING STAFF: Joyce Deisch. Business Manager Sandra Johnson Marilyn McPherson June Liscnbce Jesse Callihan an irXniblik' Bernice Cervcnka ART OF TKE ATO OFFICERS James Bacica President Clarence Miller . Vice-President Joe Scallan .... T reasurer John Broome Scribe Roy Mason .... Sergcant-at-Arms THE SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor. Mr. Noble R. Williams The Science Club, a national organization, presents new discoveries and outstanding facts to the students. The club is active in beautifying the grounds and promoting interest in the different fields of science. Club delegates attend the winter and spring state conferences. ROSTER Roy Muon John Broome Clarence Miller Joe Scallan Jennings Finch James Garrett John Crider Glen Pclcrs Betty McMickle Jack Mason Bill Mcddcrman John Allen Billy Daniels Roger Hite Wesley Crutchfield David Kay George Schmal . Earl Armstrong Paula Fonl Donnie Caldwell Sandra Hayes Eugene Cook Ellis Waller Randy Baucrle Allen Burns C. W. Ross Bailey Barton Tommy Thompson Sue Cunningham Wesley Sanders Tom Washburn Patricia Preller Earl Hickman Jimmy Yerkcs Benny Reid Tommy Fitch 120 OFFICERS Oakley Lee...................................President Erma Wright............................ Vice President Patsy Ramirez................................Secretary Foster Foucheaux.............................Treasurer James Radtkc..................................Reporter Jo Ann Gersteman...........................Co-Reporter Fred Hansen.......................Sergeant-3t-Arms VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB Mrs. E. Thornhill and Mr. H. H. Fitzgerald. Sponsors Preparing Today for Leadership Tomorrow” is the motto of the V. I. C. The V. I. C. is in schools all over the state of Texas. District officers arc elected to plan, organize, and manager the activities at the district meetings. Students enrolled in vocational industrial education are eligible for membership in this club. ROSTER Curtis. Jim Eaton. Barbara Etheridge. Mimi Dent. Jane De Hoyos. Francis Garcia. Jerry Guillot. Barbara Hamrick. Louise Long, Janice Maker. Robert Maly. John Phillips. Bill Putnam. John Roberts. Vernetta Robertson. Karroll Stafford. Jerry Taylor. Louise Turner. Donna Willhelm. Bobby 121 OFFICKRS Aster Swearingen President Jeanette Heinze .... Vice President Linda Malone.........................Treasurer Virdian Smith........................Secretary Nancy Royc.....................Parliamentarian Rita Smith.........................Song Leader Sara Holden..........................Historian Diane Gore Reporter Virginia Harris Sergeant-at-Arms Betty Casgrovc.....................Song Leader Benny Lefkowitz...........................Beau FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Miss Cora Stockard and Mrs. Margaret Jarry. Sponsors The main purposes of the FHA are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to work for good home and family life for all. and to further interest in home economics. In the center of the octagonal FHA emblem there is a house supported by two hands which symbolize that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. OFFICERS Robert Horn .... President James Schapp Vice President Roland Hall .... Secretary Charles Busby . Treasurer Jimmy Bishop . Reporter Eugene Norwood . . . Sentinel FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America consists of boys interested in agriculture. They visit farms and ranches to see the actual growth of agriculture in our area. Though the Milby chapter has been organized only five years, it has received several awards for outstanding work. Five boys have received scholarships as a result of their agricultural work. OFFICERS (Fall) Dennis Zorn .... President Yvonne Verlander . Vice President Faye Cihat .... Secretary Deanna l.amb Treasurer (Spring) Joel Barnard .... President Steve Mahurin Vice President Janet Fields .... Secretary Deanna Lamb Treasurer BLACKFRIARS Mr. Richard M. Niemi. Sponsor In the fall of 1948. the Blackfriars was organized under the direction of Mr. Richard M. Niemi. with a number of about one hundred students taken from the drama classes. Forty hours work, equivalent to five points, must be earned to become a member of the Blackfriars. This past year the Blackfriars presented ' Love Rides the Rails” and The Great Big Doorstep . the Senior play. 124 OFFICERS (Fall and Spring) Lewis Hess President Steve Smith President Richard Kaough . Vice President Karen Murphy . Secretary Sharon Mills . . Treasurer THESPIANS Mr. Richard M. Niemi. Sponsor The National T hespian Society is devoted to the advancement of dramatic art in the secondary schools. They were organized in April. 1947. as Troop 829 with about one hundred members. Eighty hoyrs work must be earned to become a member of this organization. This year for the first time T hespian members have entered in speech contests and have won many honors. 125 OFFICERS Patti Lou Tarver Thomas Abbott Bill Wagisbach Jo Ann Morgan President Vice President Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Mr. Roscoe Bay less. Sponsor 1 he Milby branch of the National Forensic League was organized ten years ago. To be eligible for membership one must earn twenty speech points by competing in local or state tournaments. 126 OFFICERS Wayne Chrisner........................President Joe Scallan................................Vice President Eugene Cook .... Secretary-Treasurer Clarence Miller Corresponding Secretary Mary Beth Riefschneider . . Sergcant-atArms CITADEL Mrs. Ann Taylor. Sponsor The Citadel is an organization to create interest and increase efficiency in debate. Each year this club represents Milby in local and state speech tournaments. ROSIER B.ku.i. James Broome. John Carson. Sc.rrc.uha Glenn. Fred Hayes. John Mtpp. S.indra Noxcn. John Seymour. JoAnnc Tarver. Patiie Lou 127 OFFICERS Steve Smith . President Lewis Hess . . Vice President Jo Ann Morgan . . Secretary Karen Murphy . . Treasurer MASQUE U GAVEL The general purpose of the Masque fcf Gavel, a National organization, is to promote interest in drama and speech. Membership is by invitation only. It was organized in Milby in 1949 by Mr. Roscoe Bayless, its present sponsor. ROSTER Mr. Roscoc Bay I ess and Mr. Richard Niemi. Sponsors Lynn Morelan Glenda Grant John Broome James Bacica Richard Kaough Thomas Abbott Sharon Mills Patti Tarver Carol Bowles Sandra Lynn 128 OFFICERS Richard Kaough................ President Charles Thompson Vice President Bill Wagisbach . Secretary Kenneth Kern T rcasurer Sharon Mills . Sweetheart KEY CLUB Mr. Woodrow Merry. Sponsor One of the youngest clubs in Milby is the Key Club, organized in the spring of 1952. Its main purpose is to render service to the school, to churches, and to other clubs, such as the Kiwanis and the Lions. The influence of this club is strongly felt in Milby circles. 129 OFFICERS Bill Wagisbach President John Broome Vice President Peggy Baird .... Secretary Sara Holden and Jo Ann Morgan Co-T reasurers JUNIOR RED CROSS Mrs. Fern Saxton. Sponsor The American Junior Red Cross, a national organization, sponsors charity drives, especially that for the United Fund. These junior workers aid materially every year in helping Milby reach the goal assigned for the Fund. This year the ROSTER Baciea. J.inn Becchie. Gary Bremmcr. Kay Burgins. Barbara Burns. Susan Cabicry. Wayne Caldwell. Ronnie Campo. Virginia Canion. Charlotte ; Chandler. Barbara Childress. Marcell Christenson. Carolyn Clark. Merrill Cook. Dennis Cook. Hugcnc Corey. Sandra Coronado. Roy Cunningham. Sue Currington. Marilyn Daniels. Billy Dobbins. Betty Jean Dreyer. Paulctta Farron. Gloria Fletcher. Pat Geisterman. Jo Ann Goebel. Jo Dell Goodman. Mary Beth Graham. Sherry Holt. Sonja Hooper. Carol Mustain. Donnie Phelps. Patsy Reese. Sandy Simchuck. Jeanette Thompson. Charles Utdales. Rosie Ward. Peggy Wilbur. Elin Oldham. Ina no OFFICERS Birbara Browning President Becky Hicks .... Vice President Margie Ingle.....................Secretary Janet Fried . . Corresponding Secretary Paula Ford........................Treasurer FUTURE NURSES’ CLUB Mrs. Mary Jo Hulsey. Sponsor The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to widen the knowledge and under standing of the fields of nursing, to increase interest in these fields, and to help girls plan their effective high school course, and decide which category best suits them. Our activities include visits through various hos- pitals. speakers from the world of Medicine, and meetings with other Nurses Clubs throughout the city. ROSTER Beckerman. Jeanette Browning. Barbara Cervenka. Bernice Chapman. Mary Collins. Connie Dampier. Phyllis Duke. Helen Ellis. I.inda lord. Paula Fried. Janei Guillot Barbara Hicks. Becky Inge. Margie Jenkins. Patsy Kneblick. Janis d l.anham. Genevieve -Lee. Sally Lunsford. Sonia Lynn. Sandra Martin. Pat Mar.c.e. Rita McAnnally. I.yndell Stewart. Betty Sue Roberts. Patsy Petry. Pat Ward. Peggy Webb. Betty Sue Easley. Geneva Diamond. Anita Smith. Rita m OFFICERS Shirley Pistole Sandra Johnson Penny Price Beverly Robertson Sharon Mills Beulah Nolley Marilyn McPherson President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Parliamentarian Historian TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is the sister organization of the Hi-Y. having the same high purposes and lofty ideals for community betterment. ROSTER Betty Jo Arnold Barbara Eaton Sandra Gardner Pat Hagan Sharon Mills Patsy Horn Beulah Nolley Penny Price Verdian Smith Nettie l.orance Gay Inlet Jackie Rhodes Beverly Robertson l.ouise Chcssher Wanda Robertson Sandra Johnson Marilyn McPherson I.alu Dickerson Shirley Pistole Maxine Mancuso Carole White Martha Stravoski Margaret King Carole Bowles Hattie Neal Truby Sheffield Ester Ruth Clark Ann Galceran Carolyn Meeler Loretta Graves M2 Roscoc Bay less . President Sidney Kapner Jimmy Cox Herbert Swan Vice President Secretary T reasurer George Shepherd Sergeant-at-Arms Owen Conerly................. Chaplain Joe Bob Goolsby .... Historian HI-Y Mr. Kenneth H. Johnson. Advisor The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The highlight of the fall activities is the Student Congress held in the Capitol Building in Austin. ROSTER Barnard. Joel Callihan. Jesse Campbell. Bill 1 Erwin. Thomas Forbes. Jerry Goodwin. Bobby Gutierrez. Joe Harrell. Jimmy Heath. Frank I.irette. Ronnie Massey. Billy Oslin. Larry Pitts. Ronald Rowald. David Smith. Steve Smith. Tommy Solomen. Floyd Thompson. Tommy Ward. Donald Ward. Johnny Wilson. Phil m FALL OFFICERS Carole Stephenson Carole White Nila Miller Martha Stravoski Patsy Cobb Virginia Hall President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Scrgeant-at-Arms Parliamentarian SPRING OFFICERS Martha Stravoski................President Barbara Browning .... Vice President Karen Parker....................Secretary Jean Jennings...................Treasurer Marion Walters .... Scrgeant-at-Arms Joyce Deisch..............Parliamentarian FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Miss Annie Boone McJunkin and Miss Elizabeth J. Seufer. Sponsors The Future Business Leaders is the most recently organized club in Milby. After drawing up the consti- tution in September, the club was ready to go. The purpose of the club is to promote a better understanding of the business world, professional as well as social. Any student of junior or senior standing who is taking a commercial course is eligible for membership. OFFICERS Richard Kaough President Sharon Mills Vice-President Letha Brewer Joyce Deisch Pauletta Dreyer Marian Sudduth Secretary T reasurer Librarian Historian FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Claudine Atkinson. Sponsor The Milby Chapter of the Future Teach- ers of America was organized during the 1955 fall semester. Forty students were then registered as charter members. The aims of the club are to acquaint pros- pective teachers with the profession, to help them plan future education and preparation for teaching, and to help relieve the seroius short- age of qualified teachers in the United States. ROSTER Sunny Tucker Yvonne VerUnder Peggy Lewis Nettie Larancc Diane Kunz Pat Roberts Sandy Rees Carmen Littlefield Barbara Green Helen Tbornberry. . jj Su,rk viloria l-arrow Ronnie Boehem Peggy Ward Mary Lou Hurley Arthur Jackson Eaye Cihat Gretchcn Burner Sue Cunningham Stella Falk Nila Miller Sandra Corey Wanda McBee Donald Sealy Jerry Ann Newton Patsy Skibbc 1 55 OFFICERS Barbara Wilson..........................President Carolyn Lane......................Vice President Billie Jo Dobbins.......................Secretary Mary Bliesc.........................Treasurer THE BOWLING CL.UB Mrs. Carolyn McKenzie. Sponsor The Bowling Club furnishes after school activities for those students who wish to learn how to bowl. The year’s activities include participating in three tourna- ments. bowling each Monday, and attending the annual banquet. Letters are awarded to members passing cer- tain standards. Membership is open to beginners as M6 OFFICERS James Bacica..........................President Glenn Peters.....................Vice President Diane Kunz............................Secretary Lyndeli McAnnally.....................Treasurer LAMBA SIGMA ALPHA Mr. Woodrow Merry. Sponsor The Lamba Sigma Alpha, composed of American Legion Award winners, is one of the outstanding clubs in Milby. It promotes good citizenship, honor, and service. To become a member of this organization, stu- dents must possess the highest qualities of companion- ship. scholarship, leadership, service, courage, and honor. RCSTER Hale. Carol Hess. Lewis Morelan. Lynn Sianaker. Bob Williams. Charles Wyble. Carlccn Yoes. Kay H7 OFFICERS Wanda New President Pat Knight .... Vice-President Carol Kimes Treasurei Bobbie Smith Secretary John Beard .... Reportet Don Wake .... Sergeant at-Arm? Jimmy Bennett Parliamentarian The opposite page shows D. E. students working in their places of employ- ment. These pictures are continued on page ITS. Mr. Woodrow Merry DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. Woodrow Lewis Merry. Sponsor Distributive Education gives high school students the op- portunity to gain practical business experience while continuing their education. It is composed of Juniors and Seniors who at- tend school during the morning and work during the afternoon. Each year club delegates attend a convention held in various cities over the state. A four-year scholarship to the University of Houston is given every year to a D. E. student by the Retail Merchants Association. AT WORK Wanda New STUDENTS Don Wake Fred Marks Loretta Burgess Jerry L.emmon Melvin Welch Bobbie Smith JoAnn Parish Jimmy Bennet William McArthur Metha Campbell GIRLS' CHORUS ROSTER Hicks. Becky Ward. Peggy Johnson. Charlsie Cheancy. Phyllis Collins. Sylvia Hill. Beverley Edwards. Judy Hall. Par Maxwell. Barbara Quintero. Gloria Mayberry. Joyce Seymour. Joann (Absent) Price. Juancllc MIXEDCHORUS ROSTER V Allen. Travis Alloy. Pat Baty. Wanda Blevins. Bud Boiles. Carl Btoomc. John Buisson. George Callihan. Jessie Carlin. Glen C armada. Nat Chessher. Louise f Clark. Esther Ruth Dickerson, t.alu l ord. Paula foster . G. Gammgae. Bob Gate. Betty Gentry. Geneva Goolsby. Joe Bob Graham. Sharon Graves. Loretta Gullick. Sandra Hackler. Oleta Halvorsen. Oscar Haves. John HensTjyrRTchard Hollis. Wilbur letter. Marshall Johnson. Betty Ann Littlefield. Carmen Me Bee. Wanda Moore. Mack Neal. Anne Neal. Hattie Pancamo. Mary Petry. Pat Price. Louis Keidelberger. Don Rcwan. Sandra Sandcl. Lou Ann Smith. Bobbie Stravoski. Martha Sudduth. Marian Willhelm. Bobby I 140 ROSTER 1« Anne Seymour Anne Dixon George Roger I red Smith Kenneth Clark Peggy Sebomburg I.out Gonzales Patsy Hay Ronald Lyon AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Mr. Henry Clay Smith. Sponsor The purpose of the Amateur Radio Club is to promote the hobby of ama- teur radio and to help licensed operators construct their own equipment. Several members have received their amateur license and many members have learned the Morse Code. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Mr. Henry Clay Smith. Sponsor In the Audio-Visual Club high school students are trained to operate motion picture projectors, slide projectors, and public address systems. RCSTOR Fred Smith Michael Clavin Sue Cunningham Virginia Roger Janet Fried Laura Niehols Earl Iiastham Merrill Clark Bennie I.efkowitz Billy Daniel George Clark OFFICERS Kay Rosebrook Presid A. W. Ivey Vice Presid Mary Diconi Secretary-Treasi Betty Bel noski Repo LIBRARY CI.UB ROSTER Bclnmki, Betty Jo Diconi. Mary Ivey. A. W. Luna. Alma McGee. Christine McSwccn. Beverly Rosebrook. Kay Smith. Bonnie Wrijjht. Barbara BUFFALO BOOK ROAMERS Mrs. Louise Coffman. Sponsor The Teen-age Library Association was organized in April. 1949 for student library assistants in Texas. The colors of this organization are blue and white. The emblem is a closed book bearing the letters T. A. L. A. The purpose of T. A. L. A. is to arouse interest in librarianship as a profession: to furnish knowledge about the different kinds of library work connected with library service. District meetings are held annually prior to the State Convention. The State T. A. L. A. Convention is held in March of each year. MAJOR DONNA HULTIN MAJORETTES JANET CHATELAIN. LORETTA HARTMAN. CHARLENE WRIGHT m BAND Mr. Eugene Sestrand. Conductor Clarinets Odd Reeds and Saxes Low Brass Burlcw. Charles Blaylock. Judy Lang. Freddy (S Sgt.) Oliver. Alvin Hood. David Cook. Sarah Beth Walls. Shirlenc Palmer. Dennis Kirkland. Lois Farquhar. Nita Palmer. Norma (1st Sgt.) Buri. Fred Christenson. Carolyn (Sgt.) Hartman. Loretta (Majorette) Hoisington. Jerry (CpI.) Kaough. Richard Clarady. Barbara Harlow. Gary Caldwell. Donnie Kahlcr. Louann Foster. Judy Parsons. Ronald Gant. Carolyn Wakefield. Robert Thompson. Tommy (S Sg(.) Thomas. Karl Ontiveros. Pete Ilultin. Donna (Drill Leader) Ferguson. Gloria Stanley. Norris Hubbard. Rogcne .CpI.) Snedeker. James Bowen. Charles Matney. Wanda Hokanson. David Montgomery. Edward Parrish. Mike Hammett. Donald (2nd Lt.) Ragley. Fritz (Sgt.) McReynolds. Bob Pogue. Charles (Sgt.) Ramos. Ryees Drum� and Majorettes Armstrong. Fay S Sgt.) Childress. Martel! fCnlA Crammer. Richard (Sgt.) Tr umpels Parker. Richard Bacica. James (Asst. Drill Leader) Moffett. Lindsay Austin. Bobby (CpI.) Hall. Linda (CpI.) Wheeler. Mario (Sgt.) Zorn. Dennis (Student Cond.) Noxon. Scotty Hayes. Sandra ( 2nd Lt. Howard. Richard Chatelain. Janet (Majorette) Ramos. Pete Wright. Charlene (Majorette) Moran. John Corey. Sandra Pichot. Kent 144 DONNA HULTIN Drum Major Captain DONALD HAMMETT Second Lieutenant SANDRA HAYES Second Lieutenant DENNIS ZORN Captain Student Conductor JAMES BACICA Assiliant Drum Major First Lieutenant 14s) ORCHESTRA Mr. Eugene Seo$irand. Conductor ROSTER Armstrong. Fay Bentley. Barbara Brugier. Butch Christenson. Carolyn Ferguson. Carolyn Florance. Faye Flores. Virginia Guinn. Donald Hayes. Sandra Hcnscll. Martha Hokanson. David Hultin. Donna Jackson. Sallie Ann Kahlcr. Louann Kirkland. Lois Ladner. Brooks Luedeche. Elton Palmer. Norma Kay Parrish. Mike Pogue. Charles Rowlett. Don Swearingen. Gary Valentine. Vyneeca Wakefield. Robert Zorn. Dennis 146 Mrs. Mildred Rust Sponsor THE MILBY COED CADETTES Major Margaret King - ’‘A. ' . £ SWING FLAGS FLAG CORPS Frances McLaughlin. Captain Carol Bowles. Captain of Flag Corps DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Jeanette Heinze. Captain of Drum and Bugle Corps DRILL CORPS BUSINESS MANAGERS Marye Lipscomb. Juanita Saul Pat Ward. Faye Dcisch CAROLYN BENSON Captain of Drill Corps SERGEANTS OF THE MILBY COEDS Josephine Patrick Carlcen Wyble Lou Alice Sexton Anita Diamond Irona Fenn Esther Ruth Clark HOME OF THE MILBY COED CADETTES BATON CORPS Juanelle Price Sandra Johnson Barbara Dewberry Marilyn McPherson Gloria Garza Patsy Horn Captain Truby Sheffield if® Cvw.'. THE MILBY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS COLOR GUARD 15? 'ty. mmmm ■ Zf v . 'T7 � •' : ’•� . : m t THE PURPOSE OF THE ROTC The Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps is an organization composed of young men in high school. They are indoctrinated with Americanism and taught basic military subjects. The motto of the ROTC is Learn Today—Lead Tomorrow. This in itself is evidence of the high ideals of the organization. ROTC battalions throughout the nation are active and aggres- sive in every proper respect. ROTC is an asset to the community and commands the respect of both civilian and military leaders. It is a potent enemy of juvenile de- linquency: it is a builder of character. The officers and men of the ROTC are furthering a cause for the Cadet of today, the Officer of tomorrow. CAPTAIN D. J. NICOL COMMANDANT SFC GLENN N. WRIGHT ASSISTANT COMMANDANT 155 BATTALION ADJUTANT Captain James Barker Captain Carolyn Massey BATTALION STAFF BATTALION COMMANDER Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth C. Kern Lieutenant-Colonel Karen Murphy BATTALION EXECUTIVE Major Bill Wagisbach Major Sharon Mills MILBY R.O.T.C. RIFLE TEAM The Milby R.O.T.C. Rifle Team had perhaps its most successful season in history during the school year of 1955-1956. The team went undefeated through 13 straight city practice matches and made exceptionally fine showings in the Hearst. Fourth Army. City, and Arlington State Rifle Matches. At the R.O.T.C. Final Review the team was awarded the Regimental Small Bore Trophy, which is the highest award that can be presented to a Houston High School Rifle Team. CITY PRACTICE MATCHES 871 Austin 854 Milby 856 Lamar 706 834 Reagan 795 Milby 878 783 884 Ball High 861 Milby 884 736 870 800 Milby 873 Ball High 873 Milby 873 Lamar . 827 Milby 893 Lamar 799 892 771 Milby 883 823 Milby . 882 — Davis 791 SFC Glenn N. Wright. Coach: Cdt. PFC David Parnell It. 1st. Lt. Owen Conerly: Cdt. SFC Earl Maughmer: Cdt. 1st. Lt. William Downes: Cdt. Lt. Col. Bill Wagisbach. Captain: Cdt. . Sandy Fine. iMUW Behjon 162 Texas is the leading state in the number of beef cattle and in the total number of cattle, including both beef and dairy, with usually about 10 percent of the whole num- ber in the United States. Texas also leads the nation in the number of sheep and pro- duction of wool, and in the number of Angora goats and production of mohair. 163 £' v 165 RICHARD KAOUCH DIANE KUNZ MILBY CHEERLEADERS In Huntsville. Texas, for the rd consec- utive year Milby's junior and senior cheerleaders, loaded with school spirit and enthusiasm, won First Place at the annual summer cheerleader rally. Willing workers and staunch supporters of Milby arc our cheerleaders. 166 PATSY McCROERY Jimmy Cox FOOTBALL Managers Sidney Kapner Tommy Cary Herbert Swan George Scott Assistant Coach Jimmy Ainsworth Lee Beeson Football Coach TEAM OF '55 Delbert Walker JOE BOB GOOLSBY BILL BONVILLIAN BENNY LEFKOWITZ MARVIN ODUM BUNTON CHARLES DINHOBLE RAYMOND GARCIA GENE OLIVER JACK HAWKINS FOSTER FOUCHEAUX JOHNNY HODGSON LARRY OSLIN BOBBY DELAWARE BOB GAMAGE CHARLES FOREHAND GEORGE SHEPHERD ERNEST PEREZ JERRY WARD EUGENE PLUMMER BOB GOODWIN RONNIE LIRETTE I Touch Down! Boys, it's getting rough What Happened All the way. Jimmy Brackcnridgc On the way for a Touch Down. I T Oop's. you missed something! Milby ties with Jeff Davis. FOOTBALL SCORES MILBY MILBY MILBY 20 0 12 Miller 26 Brackenridge 13 MILBY 13 Davis 13 MILBY 7 Reagan 14 MILBY 26 Bellaire 0 MILBY 0 Austin 26 MILBY 32 Sam Houston 6 MILBY 6 Lamar 21 MILBY 7 San Jacinto 20 Garcia eyes the goal. HAL LAMBERT. Coach BASKETBALL MILBY WINS CITY CONFERENCE, BI-DISTRICT AND TAKES THIRD PLACE IN STATE FINALS Port ilia and Cox made all-city and Portilla all-state. Milby is justly proud of the team and the fine work each boy did to bring these high honors to the school. PRE-SEASON GAMES Milby 52 Milby .. 41 Milby .... 87 — St. Thomas .. 42 Milby 4} — Big Sandy . 45 Milby 48 — Victoria .. 39 Milby 50 Milby .... 46 Milby Milby CITY CONFERENCE 49 — Sam Houston ... ... 43 . 35 Milby Milby 65 — San Jacinto ... 47 21 Milby 45 37 Milby . Milby 56 — Davis 40 Milby 53 Milby 57 — Lamar 51 Milby 40 Milby 71 — Bellaire 62 Milby 40 Milby 46 Milby 89 — Davis 53 BI-DISTRICT Milby 71 — Port Arthur 58 Milby 64 — Port Arthur 37 STATE FINALS Milby ..... 53 — Laredo 65 Milby 74 — Odessa 62 THE TEAM Standing, left to right: A1 Duran. Amadeo Torres. Buster Sullivan. Ronald Coleman. Wilmc Cox, Milburn Gant. Charles Williams. Gerald McLain. Ruben Martinez. Ronald Elliott. Kneling. left to right: Frank Perez. Frank Portilla. Augustine Hernandez. 177 RONALD COLEMAN AUGUSTINE HERNANDEZ FRANK PORTILLO AMADEO TORRES GERALD McLAIN AL DURAN i RUBEN MARTINEZ 179 AI Duran tries for a long one against Port Arthur. Frank Portilla leaps high to sink one against Port Arthur. Milburn Gant in garni against Odessa in State Finals. 181 BASEBALL JOHNNY SMITH JIMMY COX J. T. JEANES TOMMY THORNHILL RAYMOND GARCIA FRANK PORTILLA JOHN SICOLA BILL DURRANT MIKE BROUSE TEAM OF '55 BILL NAIL ALLEN BURNS Robert Blaylock wcwv • Larry Smith Jimmy Hill Royce Cutler Marcus Gomez Arthur Jackson Otto Warteman SWIMMING BOY S TEAM Left to right: WilmerCox. Ronnie Bochem. Raymond Massey. Oakley Lee. Ron- ald Cribbs. Bill Phillips. BOYS TEAM Left to right: Roy Odom. Tom Turner. Eugene Bun- ton. Lonny Sweet. Roddy Roy. GIRLS’ TEAM Top row. left to right: Barbara Browning. Jo Ann Seymour. Ros- marie Urdiales. Sandra Lynne. Joyce Cox. Sara Holden. Nancy Thrift. Linda Perry. Manager: Mrs. Pearl Shaw. Sponsor: Billie Fern. Manager. Second row. left to right: Janet Hol- bert. Susan Lively. Anne Dixon. Beth Collins. Elizabeth Sumbarger. Pat Peterson. Charlyn Romine. Mary Still. ARCHERY TEAM First row: Patsy Jenkins Sandra Corey. Dolore: Rollins. Second row: Sandra Reese Miss Patsy Brewer. Spon sor: Paula Ford. Jerry Newton. Jams Rfcihli VOLLEYBALL TEAM First row. sitting: Lynn Morelan. Captain Vernetta Roberts Ardala McCabe Shirley Vestal Judy Hobbs Evelyn Bland Frances Faulkner. Captain Second row. standing: Florence Brown Mary Tholen Susan Burns Virginia Hall Bernice Cervenka Kav Yoes Barbara Miller Wanda Coburn Annette DuPlantis Jerry Newton Mary Ann Hueter Beverly Farmer Barbara Trenck Patricia Root Betty Wolf Third row: Virginia Campo. Manage Mrs. Pearl Wilson. Coacl Jimmy Dampicr Mike Parish Mrs. Margaret Wisdom Wilbur Cleaves Bailey Barton Herb Wagers James Garrett Ronald Hudson Joe Garcia Joe Bob Goolsby The largest and most notable state park is the Palo Duro Canyon in the Panhandle, covering 15,104 acres. It is on the main channel of the Red River and the gorge of the Canadian River, immediately below Amarillo. This park is famed for its stately and elaborate rock formations. r i iilifiim (-McM LEAH DECKER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SWEETHEART SHARON MILLS KEY CLUB SWEETHEART JUNE LISENBEE RAGNOT OFFICERS’ SWEETHEART RAGNOT CLUB SWEETHEART SANDRA JOHNSON GLENDA GRANT DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION REPRESENTATIVE SUSAN BURNS POSTURE QUEEN. 1955 WANDA COOK MAID CONNIE COLLINS VALENTINE SWEETHEART 1956 GLORIA GARZA MAID 19} THE ’55 CARATS Presented by the Milby Coed Cadette April 30. 1955. in the Music Hall Mrs. Mildred Rust. Sponsor The '55 Carats, a variety show staged for the first time last year, is to be an annual performance. The first show was for the purpose of raising money to buy new drums. The Coeds were so successful in this project that they now look forward to the Carats as one of the high points of the year, furnishing not only finan- cial gain, but social pleasure. MR. FRED NAHAS. MASTER OF CEREMONIES QUEEN BETH of the HOUSE OF COLLINS is decorated with a diamond necklace of fifty-five carats. This honor was extended through the courtesy of Mr. Steve Chazenow. who is shown ready to fasten the string of jewels. KING LARRY of the HOUSE OF MILES watches the ceremony. THE COURT H-l 2 Queen...................................Beth Collins King Larry Miles Princess.....................Beverly Roberts Prince....................Tommy Tarpey Princess.............................Phillis Saibara Prince.................................Roger Puckett Duchess..........................Betty East Duke...................................Billy Jordan Duchess....................Charlotte Goings Duke...................................Chick Herbert Duchess........................Betty Mundy Duke.........................Tommy Thornhill L-12 Duchess........................Lynn Morelan Duke Jerry Ward H-l I Duchess......................Carolyn Massey Duke..............................Jimmy Cox L-l I Duchess.......................Carolyn Meeler Duke..........................Ronald Cribbs H-10 Duchess.......................Connie Collins Duke..........................Wilber Cleaves L-10 Duchess........................Gloria Garza Duke.....................................Joe Lake Crowning of Queen Beth by Mr. Fred Nahas. while the Court Jester. Billie Yco. ad- justs the cape of King Larry. BUSINESS-EDUCATION DAY LUNCHEON Seated on left side of front table: Mr. F. H. Brockman. Mrs. Clara McLendon, and Mr. V. E. Horn- buckle. Seated at back table, left to right: Mrs. Gladys Price. Mr. J. E. Kunkler. Mr. Jack Lawley. Mr. V. I. Stevenson. Mrs. K. J. Kitzmiller. and Mr. J. N. Meyer. Seated at the front table on the right: Mr. Mike Bogle. Mrs. Mary Louise Needham, and Mr. M. A. Barileaux. Standing in the rear, left to right: Mr. S. T. Hand. Mr. Harvey Wheeler. Mrs. Janie Patterson. Mrs. Estha Nowlin. Mrs. Marjorie Schmidt, and Mr. J. T. Long. ANNUAL STAFF BANQUET Seated from left to right: Mr. J. C. Perkins. Mrs. Clara McLendon. Mrs. W. I. Stevenson. Mr. W. I. Stevenson. Mrs. J. T. Long. Mr. J. T. Long. Mrs. Marjorie Spencer. Standing from left to right: Mrs. J. C. Perkins. Lynn Morelan. Sharon Mills. Mrs. Lily P. Ingram. Beverly Powell. George Rogers. Cariotta Harris. Katy Lou Mize, and Sue Smith. R.O.T.C. RIFLE SQUAD LEADS PEARL HARBOR DAY CEREMONY . .. THE BISON BAND REPARES TO MARCH ON THE FIELD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PACKS CHRISTMAS BASKETS Mr. Stevenson Is Notified THIS IS YOUR LIFE Mr. Stevenson and his gifts Milby Celebrates Mr. Stevenson's Birthday Mrs. Stevenson Contributes Her Testimony Mr. Stevenson's birthday cake Mr. Bayless tells on Mr. Stevenson Senator Searey Bracewell Milby Graduate a Distinguished Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson with gifts of luggage THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP SENIOR PLAY Mrs. Crochet Chews Out The Commodore The Twins Listen to Papa's Criks and Sirens The Florist From N'Walins Buys Mama's Lilies And the Score Goes Up Another Notch! Below: A Tense Moment WE WIN CITY!! Milburn Gam WE WIN BI-DISTRICT Pancho Duran The girls enjoy their own cooking Our chemists show us how it is done The auto mechanics boys examine an engine A busy sewing class The Ag boys learn to dress chickens Metal shop boys at work ARTISTS FOR THE ANNUAL Mrs. Marjorie Spencer, teacher Melinda Ivy..............................................................Cover Edwin Vickers.........................................................Cartoons Mary Diconi.........................................................End Sheets Betty Russell...........................Lettering on Cover and on Cartoons Carolyn Benson...................................Lettering on Division Pages The Annual Staff is deeply grateful to Mrs. Spencer and her art group for their excellent work. We are pleased with everything they did. aren't you? SENIORS OF ’56 HAVE THEIR PICTURE MADE 208 The printing and publishing business ranks along with the grist mill and the saw mill as historic industries. The first newspaper in Texas was published in 1873 at Nacog doches. The value of printing plants in the state now amounts to nearly a hundred mil lion dollars. IHD33N] 210 S) f h n c a , cju 6 A'- ( rpAdy Yo serve' -hsJt u y . ZiM ( ' o y. 9 'sCt -G- , 2- |y c! '■ ( MILLER’S LAUNDRY C ly y - JI AJUy5t O. JLA$ Aftvurf, i TukA vo-laxa civV� o_r _ft. -fcj � g - « vjO-ixl i OxaJ ti [ CA t Luu Jt? tx 4 V lAA e- yrULXL 1 tiNj t_V A J Bo. UJjsWUwg COMPLIMENTS OF c y YOUR BUS SERVICE CASH AND CARRY HOUSTON TRANSIT CO. tflue XAJ CP- n y ■ 'i lf‘ ______„(£.. . -Aa r ) T 4wA ns hest COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND T 1rry £y yi c v i0U40y y%? sy ? fyt? yixyj ?r J V u f}‘ v-r fe Vgr n ZL Sylvania Crosley Zenith PHILCO SANTA ROSA TELEVISION Appliance Co. 4716-18 TELEPHONE ROAD — OL 4 -3312 HOUSTON] 17, TEXAS ,-P Television Set Here Furnish the Antenna and Service. 5 8 0 0 G U L F REEWAY rf xxJtM. ojU_ ' „ ‘ 7 - COMPLIMENTS _________A W a uvmj o aj vc - y «o J � , cw«L s LOCAL UNION 7 ™ } . 3 THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD ■ ■;’ L 0P t ELECTRICAL WORKERS A yf ..vf. r. T i 4� ■f ARMSTRONG PAINT WALLPAPER CO. Clark Armstrong Dan Armstrong Fay Armstrong East End's Complete Paint and Wallpaper Center 4102 TELEPHONE ROAD MI-5-2611 , , , 0, r m tARlSAM'S CREDIT JEWELERS yur (N r y 'if 1202 Broadway . . . WA 3-1556 (Next Door to Wcingarten’s) WATCHES — DIAMONDS — GIFTS .� ' ' SILVERWARE — APPLIANCES Expert Watch Rcpairin ■y - jr x i J. -H. COCHRAN Prop. (Class of '25) Prescriptions filled by registered pharmacist with high clast Pharmaceuticals 7502 Harrisburg WA 1-4146 ROAD SERVICE 6059 ARMOUR DR. WA 1-2144 MARINE PROPELLER SERVICE iTN BOY, R.P.M. POWER PRODUCTS AND REO Motors and Parts Propeller Specialists FEDERAL PROPELLERS Toro Lawn Mowers PARTS AND SERVICE 7912 GULF FREEWAY WA 6 3809 — Res. MI 5 0662 Call WA 3-9328 £(L5t £nd TRANSFER AND STORAGE 7224 LAWNDALE HOUSTON. TEXAS 'cp y V J ■ ■ , ' T7 C( CHEM INDUSTRIES HARRIS •. I (V PARK PLACE PHARMACY ir A .rr y :as 640 Mellie Esperson Building ★ OL 4-1930 ★ 8000 PARK PLACE BOULEVARD .1 Jo K. 4 I ' 4 H E G A N Kincher Realty Company 30 YEARS SPECIALIZING IN EAST END PROPERTY 7711 Harrisburg WA 3-5531 G AT BILL WILLIAMS A. A. JACK FOSTER Humble Service Station 3747 Broadway OL 4-7293 Carver's Flowers 6901 Lawndale WA 6-6890 6515 S. MAIN JA 3-8886 Barnett's Super Market Ml 5-0091 ) 3744 BROADWAY J____Vs SOUTHERN PETROLEUM LABORATORIES 5508 Lawndale, Houston 3. Texas Mdy Refining $3 Company W. A. Frier Class of '26 '5 So BRIGGS - WEAVER MACHINERY r, COMPANY 300 South 67th Street HOUSTON, TEXAS ★ Industrial Supplies, Tools and Equipment SINCE 1896 CENTER JEW I N 67 0 2 HARRISBU R G VA 6-8314 Kinstley Rings Realty 1009 Evergreen Drive WA 3-7631 Peterson Drug Store Ewelle F. Choate, Owner 431 BROADWAY WA 1-2626 HOUSTON'S Phono: OL 4-4329 Flower Box 7910 GULF FREEWAY Tobola's Beauty Barber Shop LADIES HAIR STYLING 310 Winkler Drive MI 9-6771 PICTURE FRAMING and PAINT STORE ☆ WA 3-4248 JOHNNIE MOORE 1703 Telephone Road Houston 3, Texas AIR CONDITIONING ti'U'- a Lv Jl :OMFORT PERFECT COMFORT BETTER HEALTH and LONGER LIFE e Residential — Commercial — Industrial THE HUMBLE COMPANY joins friends and relatives in extending heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the CLASS OF 1956 MAY EVERY SUCCESS ATTEND YOU (humble) HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY The First Name in Air Conditioning Our years of experience is your assurance of a high quality design in the keeping with the latest engineering developments to give maxi- mum efficiency. FLEMING REFRIGERATION COMPANY 809 M M Building HOUSTON 2, TEXAS 809 M0M Building CA 7-0349 Specializing in . . . STEAKS AND SEAFOODS! WATTS BEAUTY SALON SMILE'S RESTAURANT 999 Lockwood Drivo at Clinton 4700 Navigation COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE PHONE PHONE OR 2-6831 WA 64233 2725 Galveston Road at Howard Drive VINCENT (Tony) D'INGIANNI, Owner HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of WILSON STATIONERY PRINITNG CO. I • • • Prairie at Fannin ...Houston Phone: CA 7-8221 RELIABLE REAL ESTATE SERVICE ☆ ARTHUR HAJECATE METROPOLITAN REALTY COMPANY ☆ JOYCE WATT. Owner HOUSTON 17, TEXAS Res. Phone MI 94538 Salon Phone MI 5-2546 —For— Suits or Slacks Tailored to Perfection and Finest Imported and Domestic Materials See JESSE VASQUES at MASTER TAILORS 806 PRESTON TUXEDO RENTALS LANG'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY AND SERVICE TO PARK PLACE • GREENWAY PECAN PARK • SANTA ROSA and EXTREME EAST END 1815 Coral 3802 Broadway OL 4-0608 Ml 5-3316 WHY NOT START WITH THE BEST .... For the Most Desirable Positions in Houston DEPEND ON DIXIE DIXIE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 501 State National Building — 412 Main FRIENDLY-----------EFFICIENT For INFORMATION about OUR SERVICE Call CA 2-9537 BOULEVARD FUNERAL HOME J. V. COSSABOOM, Owner 'The Home of Sympathetic Service ▲ PROTECT YOUR FAMILY WITH BOULEVARD INSURANCE 6929 Harrisburg Blvd. Phone: WA Mill V DEPARTMENT STORE 1225 Broadway a r .X WA 1-4940 T i. 3 1 PARKER MUSIC CO. Your Complete Music Store HOUSTON 902 WALKER PASADENA 1007 E. HARRIS INSTRUMENTS — REPAIRS — MUSIC RECORDS — PIANOS ' ruimk — — JACK SELLMAN SPORTING GOODS 7122 Lawndale WA 6-1512 Tennis Guns Ammunition Golf Fishing Tackle Hunting and Fishing License O' STETTNER HARDWARE 414 • 418 BROADWAY WA 8-3371 REX THE TAILOR Dig That Craxy Rex FA 3-7859 315 Travis We Rent Tuxedoes RECREATION BOWLING CENTER 7035 HARRISBURG BLVD. ★ Bowl for health and fun! Open 24 Hours a Day PHONE Ml 5-8161 PARKWAY . . . Flowers 7653 Park Place B|vd. DICK R. WILCOXEN Houston 17, Texas ry a- iLFCREST HARDWARE ij ' l ' A' t J Tools — Power Mowers — Paints and Glass 0 ,; Housewares — Toys Housewares — Toys TELEPHONE ROAD Houston 17. Texas SANTA ROSA CAFETERIA 5618 Telephone Road (Air Conditioned) Plenty Parking Space Near Rear Entrance 'SERVING THE FINEST IN GOOD FOODS BLALOCK - McCALL LUMBER CO. YARD No. 2 1006 Evergreen (Pecan Park) WA 6-2633 INFANTS WEAR CHILDREN S WEAR THE KIDS SHOP MRS. CRUDON HUNT'. Owner WA 6-1302 7103 LAWNDALE P H MACHINE WORKS ☆ WA 66421 7215 CANAL LEWIS BICYCLE LAWNMOWER SHOP 3826 Broadway HOUSTON, TEXAS S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5—10 — 25 CENT STORES 6704 HARRISBURG BOULEVARD WA 31014 Mortgage Loans Free Appraisals GUYE REALTY CO. Specializing in PROPERTIES EAST OF MAIN Along Freeway 7151—C. LAWNDALE WA 8-3334 WOMACK'S BARBER SHOP 7070 Lawndale FOUR FIRST-CLASS BARBERS' Campo Sheet Metal Works CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATES 721C Capitol Avenue WA 1-0731 Pecan Park Laundereze BENDIX MACHINES 1501 Evergreen WA 1-0361 J H MOTOR SALES NEW and USED CARS JOHN HODGSON. Owner 7025 Harrisburg WA 6-0315 BUDGET SUPER MARKET Our Motto: Quality—Plus Lowest Prices Air Conditioned Year Around Plenty of Parking Space YOUR WISH OUR PLEASURE 7800 Park Place Blvd. MI 5-3471 NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE DOWNS CLOTHING 3746 Broadway MI 5-1310 AIRWAY FLORIST Floral Designs For All Occasions ★ MRS. MANOR THOMPSON WA 1-0551 6926 Ilex Street CHAMPION CLEANERS HOME OF QUALITY 1104 Evergreen WA 6-0266 MURRAY HARTT - BUILDERS 468C Telephone Road — Houston OFF. OL. 4-5454 — RES. MI 5-2545 ★ Member—Houston Home Builders Association HARDWARE of all Kinds MARTINI HARDWARE CO. 7145 Lawndale — WA 6-8590 Tools — Appliances — Fixtures AT BEST PRICES Kaufman's Super Market BOULEVARD PHARMACY 1702 BROADWAY 7439 HARRISBURG BOULEVARD Phone: WA 1-7161 Houston, Texas BANNER REALTY CO. ☆ 7418 Harrisburg WA 8-3383 Gordon White Tire, Inc. TIRES — BATTERIES — APPLIANCES 7520 HARRISBURG WA 3-4666 Keng's Barber and Beauty Shop DELUXE VENETIAN BLIND CO. THE FAMILY SHOP 5313 Telephone Road Mi 9-9339 Houston 17, Texas ★ 4329 TELEPHONE ROAD MI 5-1553 SANTA ROSA CLEANERS 7908 PARK PLACE BLVD. MI 5-3791 Hendrick Grain Co. If Your Clothes Aren't Becoming To You— They Should Becoming To Us. 6619 Harrisburg Blvd. Phone WA 1-7129 Early Robert's Famous Foods WE UNS SAY FITTIN' VITTLES” 6811 HARRISBURG BOULEVARD “Seers Rarcback Air Across From Us” TELEPHONE ROAD HARWARE CO. 5610 Tolcpohnc Road MI 5-3821 Paint and Model Supplies Compliments of . . . OAK MEADOWS CENTER SHOP Park Place Shoe Shop ★ 1504 Ahrens Street 3738 BROADWAY Pineview Service Station ☆ 7530 HARRISBURG WA 3-4413 BEST TAILORS, Inc. 6725 HARRISBURG 812 PRESTON WE RENT TUXEDOS I Baker's A W Drive-In GOLFCREST RECREATION CENTER p ★ i i 2011 TELEPHONE ROAD j I. ASSORTED GAMES Jerry Bordovsky, Sr., Prop. 4910 Telephone Road Fritz'SfUzii©- r?ashjf FINE PHOTOGRAPHY HOLT'S DRIVE-IN HAMBURGERS ( y 7514 Harrisburg WA 3-5824 7207 Bowie WA 6-0216 Phone WA 6-02S1 GORDON'S MAN'S STORE Womack Ceramics Fob Nationally Aovcbtisco Clothing LEVI JEENS — MASSAGIC SHOES — WINGS SHIRTS SIS BROADWAY HOUSTON. TEXAS ★ 3717 Broadway Ml 5-7682 PARK PLACE VARIETY ☆ AVALAWN BARBER SHOP 7109Vi Lawndale 3808 BROADWAY Owner: R. H. HAYMAN Massey Grinding Service Prompt Service 7228 Bowie Street WA 4-1022 Paul Bill WHOLESALE and RETAIL MEATS WA 14291 6827 GRIGGS ROAD GLYNN ELECTRIC COMPANY QUALITY DRY GOODS STORE ☆ 7645-49 Harrisburg Boulevard WA 1--5213 A. LEFKOWITZ. Owner Leo Rider: 7621 Harrisburg J. H ETHERIDGE DBA Broadway Parts Company 322 Broadway Poole Piano Company Mason Hamlin, Knabe, Fischer, Gulbransen Pianos 1426 Main Street Houston 2. Texas GALLI SPAGHETTI HOUSE Compliments of . . . FAMOUS ITALIAN FOODS PREPARED BY MRS. GALLI ELLINGTON FLORISTS ☆ 6950 Lawndale Open—5 p.m. to 10 p.m. 4500 Telephone Road Closed Monday Ml 5-6367 HOUSTON, TEXAS w J WAY MORTUARY, Inc. Funcr.il Directors and Ambulance Service WA 6-2631 and WA 6-2632 o i WPor V Af .y Serice-Sales fAp Engineering ★ L. WALKER COMPANY r , r ai——y WA 6-8375 PECAN PARK SUPER MARKET ty LOUIS DIAMOND. Owner 1801 Coral WA 6-4129 WA 1-5333 O. K. LAUNDRAMAT 6829 Griggs Road WA 6-0160 Same Day Pick-Up and Delivery WASH- FLUFF DRY- FOLDED c j WiilT JH CLEANING. STARCHING HAND IRONING A X f. J vtc'f, Continued Mary Cox Jimmy Kelly Carole Kimcs Paul Hammack Arthur Vessels Wanda Richards Carol Schneider Pat Knight Carol Smith David Vessels Marcine Zipps 224 J' (J ) tX- C X. 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