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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1957 volume:

THE BUFFALO CHARLES MM( SCHOOL Voi. xxm Houston, Texas EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief, First Semester Editor-in-Chief, Second Semester, and Layout Editor Organizations Editor .............. Assistant Organizations Editor Activities Editor............................. Assistant Activities Editor................... Art and Sports Editor....................... Sponsor ...................................... BUSINESS STAFF Student Business Manager........................Thomas Abbott Advertising Editor........................................Mack Moore Business Manager........................... Mrs. J. C. Perkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We, the Annual Staff and Sponsors, gratefully acknowledge the help of Mrs. Marjorie Spencer and the Art Department; Mrs. Annette Lucksinger, of Publications; the Adminis- trative Staff; the Faculty; and Mr. Harold Bishop, our photographer, of the Bishop Company. Beverly Powell Benard Nelkin Peggy Baird Gloria Farro j ynda Powell jSally Man ess � !■ ■ I ■ Mrs. Lily P. Ingram MB 1 . FOREWORD Can it be possible that another school year is drawing to a close? The calendar assures us that many months have passed since the term began—months filled with making new friendships, deepening old ones, improving our lives as students, and developing a realization of the serious impor- tance of preparing for the years that lie ahead. We have tried to enclose within the pages of this volume of the Buffalo many reminders of these profitable months. We hope you will like our book. Happy reading! DEDICATION The potential of any educational institution is based upon the capabili- ties of the faculty, administrative staff, airtf the quality of the student body. Therefore, we, the staff of the 1957 Buffalo, as representatives of the Student Body, wish to dedicate,.this yearbook to one who by her devoted efforts to promote school spirit and raise the educational standards of this school has, like Chaucer’s Oxford Scholar, always been a person who Would gladly learn and gladly teach”.................. MRS. LILY P. INGRAM k STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BILLY PHILLIPS...................................................................... President THOMAS ABBOTT.................................................................. Vice-President PEGGY BAIRD......................................................................... Secretary BARBARA JEAN PATRICK................................................................ Treasurer SUSAN BURNS.................................................................. Sergeant-at-Arms i 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS V INTRODUCTION 1 - 5 ! ADMINISTRATION .... 6 - 19 SENIORS 20- 67 MILBY ON PARADE ..... 68 - 87 : JUNIORS __________ 88 - 105 - ORGANIZATIONS _____106 - 141 f SOPHOMORES_______142 - 161 SPORTS 162 - 188 THIS AND THAT...... 184 - 219 ADVERTISEMENTS 210 - 224 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Frank Dyer, President Stone Wells, Vice-President Mrs. Earl Maughmer, Jr., Secretary and Parliamentarian Mrs. A. S. Vandervoort, Jr. Dr. Henry Petersen Dr. W. W. Kemmerer J. M. Delmar PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 1956-1957 Mrs. B. F. Cessna President Mrs. Richard Ainsworth Vice-President Mrs. W. 0. Brickman Recording Secretary Mrs. Z. B. Jackson Mrs. Fritz Ragley . . Treasurer Mrs. J. M. Hatcher . Historian Mrs. C. E. McDaniel Parliamentarian Mrs. William Suiter Director of Organization Mrs. Joe Patrick . . Director of Extension Mrs. H. L. Bomer Director of Public Welfare Mrs. W. H. Daniels . . Director of Home Service Mrs. Edwin I. Spence . Director of Health Mrs. P. A. Smith . . Director of Publicity Mrs. R. B. Heath Director of Budget and Finance Mrs. J. R. Graham . . Mrs. N. E. Oliver . . EXECUTIVE REPRESENTATIVES Mr. W. I. Stevenson Mrs. Clara McLendon Mr. J. T. Long 8 i5 ADMINISTRATION STEVENSON, WILLIAM I. Principal McLendon, mrs. clara l. Dean LONG, J. THURMAN Assistant Principal REGISTRATION AND GUIDANCE NEEDHAM, MRS. ROY M. Registrar PATTERSON, MRS. JANIE C. Counselor . 4 PRICE, MRS. GLADYS M. Counselor PELL, MRS. EDITH Attendance Clerk EVANS, MRS. EVELYN R. Clerk SECRETARIAL STAFF CAMPBELL, MRS. LUCILLE Secretary LIBRARIANS, NURSE AND DIETICIAN COFFMAN, MRS. LOUISE, Librarian 12 HULSEY, MRS. MARY JO, Nurse SMITH, MRS. F. L„ Dietician ACKER, MARSHALL E. Biology FACULTY BAKER, MRS. ALPHA English BARCUS, MISS NANNETTE Spanish BAYLESS, ROSCOE Public Speaking BLANKS, HENRY C. Social Science BOXLEY, MISS KATIE Spanish BUTLER, HARRIS D. Social Science CHRISTIAN, MISS ALF Commercial DEALY, MRS. LUCILLE F. English DUNN, MELVIN Science DURRENBERGER, CHARLES Mathematics FACULTY FITZGERALD, HERMAN H. Industrial and Vocational Arts FOGERSON, MRS. CELESTE Mathematics FOSTER, MRS. WINIFRED B. Social Science HAND, WILLIAM P, Mathematics HARRIS, GEORGE K. Social Science HARRIS, MRS. JO RUTLEDGE English ENGLIN, MRS. THERESA English HARRELL, MISS FANNIE English HARRIS, WARREN H. Industrial and Vocational Arts HEADRICK, MRS. MARY M. Latin FACULTY INGRAM, MRS. LILY P. English JARRY, MRS. MARGARET E. Homemaking JOHNSON, KENNETH H. Mathematics KENDRICKS, D. L. Mathematics KILLIN, MISS MARGARET R. Physical Education LAY, MRS. ELIZABETH C. English LUCKSINGER, MRS. ANNETTE $, Journalism KOEHLER, HERBERT W. Auto Mechanics McConnell, james w. Music McJUNKIN, MISS ANNIE B. Commercial RICE, CAPT. CURTIS W. Military Science RUST, MRS. MILDRED M. Social Science SAXTON, MRS. FERN Mathematics MILLS, MRS. KATHLEEN Commercial PERKINS, MRS. J. C. Mathematics NIEMI, RICHARD Drama MARKS, MRS. OLA MAY Social Science MOHLE, MRS. EULA P. English NELSON, MRS. LORRAINE P, English FACULTY McMAHAN, MRS. E. K. Commercial McWHIRTER, GEORGE S. English SCHOENFIELD, ALVIN PAUL Social Science FACULTY SEUFER, MISS ELIZABETH Commercial SHELBURNE, CARL F. Commercial SHIELDS, ARNOLD W. Science SKELLEY, MRS. ROSE V. Science SMITH, HENRY CLAY Physics SPENCER, MRS. MARJORIE Art TALLEY, JOHN G. Driver’s Training STOCKARD, MISS CORA D. STRACENER, MRS. ANNA L. Homemaking English TAYLOR, MRS. C. ANN English and Speech FACULTY THORNTON, WILLIAM A. Agriculture TRUELOVE, JAMES D., JR. Science WALLACE, MRS. NELL Commercial WEYGANDT, WILLIAM O. Mechanical Drawing WILLIAMS, NOBLE R. Chemistry WILSON, MRS. PEARL YOUNG, SFC. CARL L. Physical Education Military Science Not Pictured: Beason, Lee R. Physical Education Lambert, Harold F. Physical Education TEACHERS CAUGHT OFF GUARD A group of teachers cheerfully sign in for another day of work. What goes on here? Is Mrs. Campbell putting Mr. Truelove in his place? What could the science teachers be cooking up .in Mr. Williams’ room? A LAZY NOONDAY REST IN SU SHADOW i h I � JUNE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mack Moore........................President Billy Phillips...............Vice-President Sonja Lunsford Secretary-Treasurer Beverly Brown..............Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS Raymond Massey David Smith Guy McElroy Gretchen Burner Sara Montgomery David Rowald . Co-Presidents Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms MID-TERM SENIOR CLASS Thomas Abbott MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR BOY a Oqj Sl J. Wv GsAJuSo . . L yy — iX JUCS-W- T ( A L-6o .. VU' c_a5 - Xa JUaj - L VUa-5- sJUa A p T CVM -iO- Susan Burns MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR GIRL Diane Kunz MOST POPULAR SENIOR GIRL Bobby Goodwin MOST POPULAR SENIOR BOY Faye Cihat MOST BEAUTIFUL SENIOR GIRL Charles Dinhoble HANDSOMEST SENIOR BOY SENIORS ABBOTT, THOMAS Student Body Vice President; Most Representative Senior Boy; Honor Society President; Junior Rotarian; Southwest Chairman, AY; Lieuten- ant Governor, Key Club; Masque Gavel, President; Chaplain, Hi-Y; Sergeant-at-Arms, JRC; CSU; Rag- nots; Officer, ROTC; Runner-up, Most Rep. Junior Boy. ALLEN, JERRY ALLEN, JOHN Baseball; “B” Basketball; Science Club; Ragnots. ALLEN, LARRY Football: Ragnots ALLEN, TRAVIS Manager Boys Swimming Team; Scribblers; Orchestra; Mixed Chorus; Science Club. ANDERSON, DONNA A.Y.; C.S.U. ANTE, ROBERT ASHBURN, DAVID AUSTIN, ROBERT LYLE AUVIL, JEANNE BABINEAUX, DUDLEY Band; Orchestra; “B” Basketball; A.Y.; Chorus; F.H.A; C.S.U.; Red Tennis Team; Track Team; Black- Cross; Operetta ’56. friars; Thespians; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Hi-Y; Masque Gavel; Key Club; JRC; Bowling Team. 28 BAIRD, PEGGY ROTC Sponsor; C.S.U. President; Runner - up Most Representative Senior; N.H.S.; Annual Staff; Blackfriars; Thespians; Bisonettes; Student Body, Secretary; JRC Sec- retary; DAR Representative; NFL; Quill Scroll; A.Y., Vice Presi- dent, NBL; Girls’ Rifle Team. SENIORS BAKER, ROBERT BARNES, GENEVA BEAVENS, FRANCES Volleyball Team; Future Teachers; J.A. BEECHIE, GARY BARKER, CAROLE BARTLETT, BOBBY JOE BATTISE, BETTY F.H.A.; C.S.U.; Future Nurses. BENNETT, JIMMY D.E.; A.Y. BARNARD, JOEL Ragnots; President Hi-Y; President Blackfriars, Spring ’56; President Thespians, Fall ’56; Masque Gavel. BARNARD, RICHARD A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Bowling Club; Future Teachers. BATY, WANDA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Chorus. BLACKMAN, PAM F.B.L.; A.Y.; Archery Team. 29 SENIORS BLAND, EVELYN Volleyball Team; Three Year Bas- ketball Letterman; Three Year Softball Letterman. BLUDWORTH, PAT Coeds, Bugle Corps, Drill Squad, and Drum Corps; A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.A.; Bowling Club; Tri-Hi-Y. BOMER, BETTY LOU A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; Bowl- ing Club; Student Council. BOND, RITA KAY Blackfriars; Thespians; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.T.A. BOPP, FREDDIE A.Y.; Bowling Club; C.S.U. BREAUX, NAN CECILE A.Y.; Bisonettes; C.S.U.; Future Teachers; Bowling Club; JRC. BREWER, HENRY BREWER, J. C. BRICKMAN, WILMA BROCK, BARBARA BROUSSETTE, RONALD A.Y.; Bowling Club; Future Teach- A.Y. Coeds; F.B.L.; Bowling Club, ers. BROWN, BEVERLY SUE C.S.U.; A.Y.; Blackfriars; Thes- pians; Bowling Club; May Fete Duchess, ’56; Bisonettes; Senior Cheerleader. 30 SENIORS BURNS, SUSAN Posture Queen; Bisonettes; Ser- geant-at-Arms of Student Body; Plainsman, Assistant Editor; Vol- leyball Team; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor; Girls’ Rifle Team; Quill Scroll; Future Teachers. BUTLER, JACKIE BROWN, FLORENCE C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.H.A.; Girls’ Volley- ball Team. BROWN, RILEY BRYAN, PENNY Bowling Club; A.Y.; J.A.; F.B.L. BUCKHOLT, JULIA BROWNE, THERON A.Y.; F.B.L. BURCHERT, MARLENE VIC, Sergeant-at-Arms; F.B.L. BUSCH, NADINE J.R.C.; F.H.A.; A.Y.; C.S.U. 31 i BRUCE, ROBERT BURGINS, BARBARA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; J.R.C.; Volley- ball Team; Y-Teens; Future Nurses. CALDWELL, DONALD LEE J.R.C.; N.H.S.; Oilman For a Day; Key Club; Citadel; Scribblers; J.A. SENIORS CAMP, EDDIE CASTANEDA, DANIEL CESSNA, CAROLYN C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Coeds; Bowl- ing Club. CAMPBELL, EDNA FAYE A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; J.R.C. CANALES, IGNACIO Scribblers. CANION, CHARLOTTE Runner-Up Most Beautiful Sopho- more; N.H.S., Secretary; J.R.C. Sec- retary; Bisonettes; R.O.T.C. Spon- sor, Co. B, Captain; Feature Editor of Plainsman; Tri-Hi-Y; C.S.U.; Stu- dent Council; Key Club Sweetheart; Quill Scroll; Runner-Up Ragnot Club Sweetheart. CATEN, EDWARD CEGIELSKI, MARCEL CERVENKA, BERNICE Science Club; Bowling Club. Quill Scroll; Bisonettes; Volley- ball Team; Plainsman Staff; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Tennis Team; Blackfriars; Masque Gavel; N.F.L.; Thespians; F.B.L.; J.A.; Student Council. CHAPA, ABEL CHEZEM, MADOLYN CHILDRESS, MARCELL A.Y.; Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Bison- Band Master Sergeant; Mixed Chor- ettes. us; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L. 32 SENIORS CIHAT, FAYE Most Beautiful Sophomore, Junior, Senior Thespians Secretary, Presi- dent; Masque Gavel; Blackfriars Secretary; Student Council; N.H.S.; Bisonettes; Tri-Hi-Y; Quill Scroll; Plainsman Staff. vVW CLARK, MERRILL J. C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.R.C.; R.O.T.C. Drill Platoon; Ragnots; Citadel; Key Club; J.A.; Visual Education; Dra- matic Activity; R.O.T.C. Staff. COLLINS, JUDY Coeds; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; A.Y.; C.S.U. CLARADY, BARBARA JO Band Majorette; N. H. S.; A. Y.; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; F.T.A.; Oil Woman For a Day. CLARK, DONALD A.Y.; Blackfriars. CLARK, GEORGE Ragnots; R.O.T.C.; J.R.C.; Visual Education; J.A. CONOVER, BARBARA A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Team CLEMENTS, PATRICIA F.B.L.; F.T.A.; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A.; Coeds Business Manager. COOK, EDWIN DENNIS J.R.C., President; Ragnots; A.Y.; Blackfriars; Thespians. COCKRAN, LOWELL Hi-Y; A.Y.; Student Council. COLLINS, CONNIE May Fete Duchess; A.Y.; Coeds, Sergeant of Lyres; R.O.T.C. Spon- sor; Valentine Junior Sweetheart; Bisonettes; Blackfriars; Thespians; J.R.C.; Runner-Up Most Represen- tative Junior Girl; Future Nurses; Runner-Up Basketball Sweetheart. CONDRA, RICHARD Quill Scroll; Plainsman Staff; C.S.U.; Scribblers. 33 COOK, EUGENE Student Council; Ragnots; Key Club; J. R. C., Vice President; N.F.L.; Citadel; Masque Gavel; A.Y.; Science Club; Three Year Letterman on Debate Team. COWART, MARGIE J.R.C.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; J.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; C.S.U.; Blackfriars. SEN COOPER, SALLY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y; F. B. L.; F.H.A.; J.A. COX, CAROLYN Coeds, Swing Flags; C.S.U. Tri-Hi-Y; J.R.C.; Blackfriars; F.B.L.; Bowling Club; A.Y. I f IORS COREY, SANDRA LEE C.S.U.; Band, Technical Sergeant; J. R. C.; F. H. A.; Archery Team; Swimming Team; Bisonettes; F.T.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; A.Y. COX, JERRY LEE Bowling Club, Vice-President; D.E.; Student Council. CORNETT, RAY I J ( COX, LINDA A.Y.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; Tri- Hi-Y; J.A.; Hi-Y Club Sweetheart. CRIBBS, RONALD Swimming Team. CUNNINGHAM, LYNDA J.A.; J.R.C.; D.E.; Corresponding Secretary of Milby Scribblers. CURINGTON, MARILYN Sergeant Co. C Coeds; Lieutenant Co. A Coeds; N.H.S., Treasurer; Bisonettes, Parliamentarian; F.B.L.; A.Y.; Runner-Up Officers’ Sweet- heart. DALON, SHIRLEY F.B.L.; A.Y.; C.S.U. i SENIORS DANIELS, BILL DAMPIER, RICHARD DAWSON, BILL Key Club; Ragnots; A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; Audio-Visual Club; Student Council; Senior Cheerleader. DE LA ISLA, JAVIER DELAWARE, BOBBY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Hi-Y; Ragnots; Foot- ball Team. DENTON, MARILYN KAY F.B.L.; F.H.A.; Blackfriars; A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.A. DESLATTES, GORDON Chorus. DEWVEALLE, BARBARA DIAZ, OPHELIA F.H.A.; Coeds, Drum Corps; A.Y. DEISCH, FAYE Bisonettes; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; Coeds Business Manager. DERDEN, BETTY DINHOBLE, CHARLES Football Team; Track Team; Key Club.; Ragnots; Hi-Y; A.Y.; Most Handsome Junior. 35 SENIORS DOBBINS, BILLIE JO A.Y.; Quill Scroll; Bowling Club Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Coun- cil; Plainsman Staff; F.H.A.; J.A. DRAB, ISADORE DUCKWORTH, GEORGE DuPLANTIS, ANNETTE Volleyball Team; Softball Letter- man; Tennis Team; Three Year Basketball Letterman. EASTHAM, EARL A. R.O.T.C.; A.Y. EASTLAND, CARLYLE Coeds; A.Y.; F.H.A.: F.T.A.; D.E. DITTLINGER, DONNIE DOZIER, BETTY C.S.U.; A.Y.; Coeds; Future Nurses. DOMINGUEZ, JOE Bowling Club; Chorus. DOUGLAS, JOAN F.B.L.; A.Y.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; J.R.C. EASTLAND, LLOYD DURAN, AL 36 SENIORS ECHOLS, SHIRLEY LOUISE C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.R.C.; Future Nurses; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; Blackfriars; Bowl- ing Club; F.B.L.; Scribblers; Thes- pians; Most Promising Sophomore in Drama. EVERTS, CHARLENE J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A. Vice- President; V. I. C.; V. I. C. Sweet- heart; Bowling Club; Beauty Cul- ture; Future Nurses; Blackfriars; Modern Dance Club. ELLIS, ELLEN D.E.; A.Y. FALK, STELLA A.Y.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; F.T.A.; Coeds; President and Treasurer of V.I.C. ELDRED, BOBBY D.E. ESTES, NANCY Lieutenant of Drums, Coeds; N.H.S.; F.B.L.; A.Y.; C.S.U. ELLIS, ELAINE D.E. ECHURIA, HELEN BURNER, GRETCHEN Bisonettes, President and Secre- tary; Quill Scroll Treasurer; Plainsman Staff; F.T.A.; N.H.S.; A.Y.; Blackfriars; Mixed Chorus. ESQUIVEL. DOLORES F.H.A.; Coeds; A.Y. FADDIS, BETTY Coeds Business Manager; F.B.L. SENIORS FARRIS, MARGARET ANN C.S.U.; F.T.A.; Future Nurses; A.Y.; Chorus; Scribblers. FARROW, GLORIA LaVERNE C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.R.C.; Science Club; Future Nurses; F.T.A., Secretary and Treasurer; Annual Staff, Assis- tant Organization Editor; Scrib- blers. FIFE, SUZANNE A.Y.; C.S.U.; C.S.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Bis- onettes; Swing Flags in Coeds. FINE, SANDY R.O.T.C. Major; Rifle Team Cap tain; Science Club; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Key Club; Ragnots; Becker Tactic Award; Regimental Champ Rifle Team; Fourth Place Rifle Team. Arlington State College. FISK, MARCIA Bisonettes; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Black- friars; Thespians; Plainsman Staff; Quill Scroll; Runner-Up Senior Cheerleader; C.S.A. FLORES, EDELIA A.Y.; F.B.L.; F.H.A. FLORES, MARGIE A.Y.; Bowling Club; C.S.U.; Student Council; J.R.C.; N.H.S.; Coed Corp. FLORES, POLO A.Y. FLYNT, BARBARA D.E.; F.B.L. FORBES, JERRY Hi-Y; C.S.U. FOX, BILL D.E. FUTCH, JEAN A.Y.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; Girls’ Chorus; Future Nurses. 38 SENIORS GARDNER, SANDRA NELL GIBSON, SANDRA J.R.C.; Tri-Hi-Y; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Coeds; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L. F.B.L.; Bisonettes; Bowling Club; Coeds Captain of Drill Squad. GARCIA, JERRY V.I.C.; Mixed Chorus. GODHELP, GUS A.Y. GALAVIZ, MARY LOUISE F.B.L.; Coeds; A.Y. GALCERAN, ANN GANT, CAROLYN Student Council; Bisonettes; A.Y.; Band Majorette; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Band; Coeds; C. S. U.; Bowling Club; Orchestra; Future Nurses. F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L.; Coeds, Ser- geant of “A” Company. GOMEZ, MARCUS GOMEZ, MARY ELLEN Track Team; Vice President of Sergeant Company C Coeds; C.S.U.; F. T. A.; Student Council; A. Y.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; J.A.; Red Cross; Quill Scroll; Plainsman Staff. F.T.A.; F.N.A. GANT, MILBURN Basketball Letterman; Baseball Let- terman. GITHENS, ROBERTA F.B.L.; A.Y.; Red Cross; C.S.U.; F.H.A.; Coeds. Corporal of Snares. GOMEZ, RACHEL A.Y.; F.B.L.; F.H.A. 39 GONZALES, HERMAN Track Team, Runner-Up Most Handsome Senior Boy. GORDON, MARY JO A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Or- chestra; Football Sweetheart. GRAY, DON SEN GONZALES, MARY ANN F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Coeds; A.Y. GORE, DIANE A.Y.; F.H.A., Reporter, President of Unit I, ’56-’57; Sergeant Bari- tone Bugles, Coed Cadettes; Lieu- tenant Bugle Corps ’56. GREEN, BARBARA Plainsman Staff; A.Y.; Archery Team; F.T.A.; C.S.U. ORS GOODMAN, MARY BETH C.S.U.; A.Y.; Junior Red Cross; F.B.L.; Mixed Chorus. GRAHAM, CAROLYN Coeds ’54-’56; F.T.A.; J.R.C.; C.S.U. GREEN, JIMMY A.Y.; R.O.T.C. GOODWIN, BOBBY Looney Football Award, Most Val- uable Player; All City, ’55, ’56; Runner-Up Most Valuable Player in Houston; Captain “A” Team; Most Popular Senior Boy. GRAMMER, RICHARD Bowling Club; Ragnots; A.Y.; Stu- dent Director of Band; Key Club; Science Club; C.S.U.; F.T.A.; Hi-Y. GRIGSBY, CHARLES Auto Mechanics; Reserve Club. 40 SENIORS GUERRA, ESPERANZA Coeds; J.A.; A.Y.; F.B.L. HAGAN, PAT A.Y.; C.S.U.; Student Council; Sec- retary Tri-Hi-Y; Sergeant of Color Guard, Coeds; Scribblers; Bison- ettes; Red Cross; F.T.A.; Club 321. HALVORSEN, OSCAR, JR. Mixed Chorus; Operetta. HAMMACK, CAROLYN F.H.A.; D.E.; C.S.U.; A.Y. GUTIERREZ, ANNIE HALL, CATHERINE A.Y.; C.S.U.; Quill Scroll; Adver- tising Staff, Plainsman; J. R. C.; F.T.A.; Library Club, Citadel; J.A. Treasurer. HAMMACK, JOHN PAUL Sergeant-at-Arms, D.E. GWIN, EUGENE C.S.U.; A.Y.; Bowling Club; Rag- nots. HAGEMEISTER, MARION Coeds, Bugle Corps; A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; Student Council. HACKETT, MARSHALL -V: - ■ ■ HALL, LINDA Band; Orchestra; C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.H.A. I HAMRICK, CARROLL LOUISE Beauty Culture; Vice President V.I.C.; A.Y.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; Bowl- ing Club. 41 V SENIORS HANDY, MARLENE HANKS, MILTON C.S.U.; A.Y.; Bowling Club. HANNA, GLENDALE F.H.A.; C.S.U.; A.Y. HARLOW, GARY Ragnots, Parliamentarian; Band, Staff Sergeant; R.O.T.C. Sergeant; Hi-Y; A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.R.C. HART, JOHNNY HARVILLE, LAYLA Sergeant Swing Flags, Coeds; Plainsman Staff; Scribblers; Bison- ettes; Club 321; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Tri- Hi-Y. HAYES, ELIZABETH ANNETTE Coeds, Corporal; F.H.A.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; J.R.C. HAYES, JOHN A.Y. President; Treasurer, Scrib- blers; C.S.U.; Ragnots; Mixed Chor- us; Citadel; N.F.L.; Spelling Club; F.T.A.; Operetta. HAYS, PATSY Bisonettes; Amateur Radio Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.N.A.; J.R.C.; Re- serve Tennis Team. HEATH, FRANK Ragnots; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Bowling Club; Hi-Y; Runner-Up to Friend- liest Senior Boy. HECKMAN, EARL “B” Team Football; Science Club. HENDERSON, BOBBY A.Y.; C. S. U.; Historian, Hi-Y; R.O.T.C.; Bowling Club; Mixed Chorus. 42 SENIORS HIGGINBOTHAM, VIRGINIA D.E.; A.Y.; Coeds ’54-55; C.S.U. HOEVELMAN, HARRY C.S.U.; A.Y. HOLLEY, NANCY A.Y.; C.S.U. HITE, ROGER R.O.T.C., Officer; Science Club; C.S.U. HILLIN, LINDA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Sgt. Tenor Bugles; Coeds; Orchestra; N.H.S. HOGE, CHARLES F.F.A. HOISINGTON, JERRY 1st Lt., Band; Pres. Key Club; V-P, Ragnots; Letterman Baseball; A.Y.; V-P N.H.S. HOLMES, SHERMAN A.Y.; Bowling Club; Ragnots HOOD, DAVID Band Sergeant; A.Y.; Bowling Club; R.O.T.C., ’54-’56. HOCHER, RICHARD Sec. Key Club; A.Y.; Lt. R.O.T.C.; C.S.U. HOLBERT, JANET Capt., Girls’ Swim Team; J.A.; Bowling Club; A.Y. HOOKER, DOTTYE A.Y.; C.S.U.; Sgt.at-Arms, F.B.L.; Sgt. Soprano Bugles, Coeds. 43 SENIORS HENSLEY, RICHARD R.O.T.C.; Rifle Team; A.Y.; Hi-Y; Bowling Club; Voc. Metal Shop; C.S.U. HOWARD, RICHARD Band; R.O.T.C.; Library Club. HUBBARD, ROGENE 2nd Lt., Band; F.T.A.; F.B.L.; C.S. U.; A.Y.; F.H.A. HUETER, MARY ANN Co-Capt., Volleyball Team; Tennis Team, 56-'57; C.S.U.; A.Y. HUGGINS, BARBARA A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; J.A.; F.T.A.; Tri-Hi-Y. HUGGINS, NORMA LOUISE Coeds, Sgt. ’55-’57; F.B.L.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.A.; Bowling Club. HUGHES, ORBUS D.E. HUMBURG, DONALD LEE HUMPHREYS, RAYMOND A.Y.; Ragnots. HUNT, BOBBY Sec. F.F.A. HYDE, NEAL S.F.C.; R.O.T.C.; Pres., Buffalo Book Roamers. ISAACKS, BEVERLY 44 IVEY, A. W. 1st Lt., R.O.T.C.; Science Club; A. Y.; Pres., Buffalo Book Roamers; Drill Platoon; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; Slide Rule Club. JOHNSON, JERRY A.Y. JORDON, EILEEN SENIORS JACKSON, MARY A.Y.; F.H.A.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Cpl., Coeds. JIMENEZ, GLORIA ANN F.B.L.; Coeds JOB, MARLYS JEAN F.B.L.; Band Majorette. v JOHNSON, MACK JOHNSON, PATRICIA ELAINE JORDAN, ARRIOUS Bisonettes; Thespians; Blackfriars; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Scribblers; Science Club. JORDAN KAYE Pub., Prog., Ch., A.Y.; Southwest A.Y. Program Ch.; Pianist, C.S.U.; Student Council; F.T.A.; J.R.C.; N.H.S. KAHLER, LAJUANTA Bisonettes; C.S.U.; F.H.A.; Bowl ing Club; F.B.L.; A.Y.; J.R.C. KAHLER, LOUANN Band Majorette; Orchestra, Student Director; A.Y.; All-State Orchestra, ’55-’56. 45 SENIORS I KENT, BILL C.S.U.; A.Y.; “B” Team Football KIN, MARY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Scribblers KIRKLAND, LOIS KIRBY, DEANNA BETH Band; Orchestra; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F. C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Volleyball H.A. Team, ’56. KLOTZ, JOHN PAUL KNEBLIK, JANIS LYNN 2nd V-P, Y-Teens; N.H.S.; Sec., Quill Scroll; Sec., Bisonettes; Student Council; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bus. Mgr., Plainsman; Volleyball Team; Pres., F.N.C.; Tennis Team; F.B.L.; Friendliest Senior Girl. KRENEK, BARBARA F.B.L.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Volleyball Team, ’55; Coeds, ’54; F.H.A., His- torian; J.R.C. KUNZ, DIANE Soph., Jr., Sr., Cheerleader; Most Rep. Jr.; Most Popular Sr.; Drama Sweetheart; Basketball Sweetheart; Thespian, V-P; Blackfriars; VIC Sweetheart; May-Fete ’54-’56; V-P Bisonettes; L.S.A., Pres.; N.H.S.; F.T.A., Hist.; Quill Scroll; Mas- que Gavel; Girls’ Sport Ed., Plainsman. LADNER, BROOKS A.Y.; Orchestra; D.E. LAKE, CHARLOTTE Bisonetes; N.H.S.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Maid, May Fete ’56. LAMB, HENRY R.O.T.C.; Band. LANFORD, FREDDIE R.O.T.C, 46 SENIORS LAUGHEAD, LARRY Bowling Club; C.S.U.; Ragnots. LEWIS, PEGGY C.S.U.; A.Y.; Scribblers, V-P; F.B. L.; J.A. LEE, LESLIE D.S.; AY. LEWIS, RONNIE A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club; Bowl- ing Team; Hi-Y; Plainsman Staff; Quill Scroll; A.F.A. LEE, SALLY C.S.U.; A.Y.; V-P F.N.A.; Student Council; Mixed Chorus; Operetta; J.R.C.; F.H.A.; J.A. LONG, ROBERT O. LEE, SANDRA Coeds, Major, Sgt., Drum Corps ’55-’56; Club 321; Bisonettes; A. Y.; F.B.L.; Bowling Club; Plains- man, News Ed.; Quill Scroll, V-P. LOPEZ, MARY Coeds; F.H.A.; J.A. LOPEZ, MARY FRANCES Coeds; F.B.L.; F.H.A LOPEZ, TONY Bowling Club; Sgt., R.O.T.C. LORANCE, NETTIE Volleyball Team; Scribblers, Rec. Sec.; Plainsman, Asst. News Ed.; F.B.L.; V-P A.Y.; C.S.U.; Quill Scroll; J.A. LORD, JUDY Coeds, Capt., Bugle Corps; Bison- ettes; F.B.L.; F.N.A.; Bowling Club; A.Y.; Club 321. SENIORS McGILL, BILLY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Key Club; Science Club. McLAIN, DIXIE C.S.U.; F.H.A.; Sergeant, Snares, Drum Corps, Coeds; A.Y.; F.N.A. McLAIN, GERALD Basketball Letterman LUEDECKE, BILLY Bowling Club; A.Y.; D.E. McCABE, AMORA F.B.L.; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U. LUCAS, JOYCE A. Y.; F. H. A., Parliamentarian; Bowling Club; Beauty Culture; J.R.C.; Modern Dance Club; V.I.C.; F.N.A.; F.B.L. LUNA, ALMA F.B.L.; A.Y.; Library Club. LUNSFORD, SONJA N.H.S.; Second Vice- President Bi- sonetes; Secretary F.N.A.; Girls’ Swim Team ’55 - ’57; Thespians; Blackfriars; Quill Scroll; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Plainsman Staff; F.H.A.; Bowling Club; Tri-Hi-Y. McCLUGHAN, THOMAS R. Bowling Club; A.Y.; R.O.T.C. LUNDY, JOANN C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; F.H.A. McELROY, GUY Ragnots; A.Y.; ’54 Carets; Hi-Y; C.S.U.; Football Team, Baseball Team. McLaughlin, Frances Captain Flag Corps ’56-’57. Ser- geant Swing Flags, ’55-’56; Coeds; N.H.S.; Bisonettes; Second Vice President, Tri-Hi-Y; Club 321; Run- ner-up Most Beautiful Senior Girl. ip SENIORS McMAHAN, BARBARA JEAN McMICKLE, BETTY Science Club; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Scrib- blers; F.N.A.; Blackfriars, F.B.L. McLEOD, BILL Hi-Y; Chorus. McLEHANY, CAROLYN V.I.C.; Beauty Culture. McREYNOLDS, BOB MAHURIN, STEVE Hagnots; Quill and Scroll; Band; Plainsman; Blackfriars; Thespians. Bowling; Plainsman; A.Y. MALEK, DOUGLAS Bowling Club. MALY, JOHN MANN, MARY RUTH C.S.U.; A.Y.; Tri-Hi-Y; F.B.L. MARBURGER, BILL MARTINEZ, MARKEL J.A.; F.H.A.; Bowling Club. MARTINEZ, RUBEN Basketball, 3 Year Letterman; A.Y.; Swimming Team; Ceramics Club. 49 MONTGOMERY, SARA A.Y.; C.S.U.; VolleyBall Team ’54; Student Council. jatm SENIORS MARX, FRED A.Y.; D.E.; Basketball, “B” Team. MASON, MARGO MASSEY, BILLY “A” Team Football ‘55-’57; Hi-Y; Ragnots; Chorus. MEGARITY, CAROL Bowling Club; F.B.L.; J.A.; Swim Team; Archery Team. MOFFETT, LINDSAY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Hi-Y; Band, Staff Ser- geant; Bowling Club; Tennis Team; Ragnots; J.R.C.; Science Club; Key Club; F.T.A. MOJICA, RUBEN MAXWELL, JOSEPHINE MEDELLIN, LENORA Scholastic Art Awards ’55-’57; A.Y.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; J.R.C.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; C.S.U.; Archery Cluty Volleyball Coeds; Baseball Team ’56. Team; F.T.A.; J.R.C. MILLER, SHARRON A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; F.B.L.; J.R.C.; Coeds. MONTGOMERY, EDWARD Drum Major, Band; Ragnots; F. T. A.; A. Y.; C.S.U.; Amateur Radio Club; J.R.C.; Hi-Y; Key Club; Oil man for a Day; Science Club. President. MASSEY, RAYMOND V.I.C.; Ragnots; A.Y.; ’56 Carets; Cheerleader, ’56-’57; Hi-Y; “B” Team Football; Swimming Team; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; Runner-Up Most Popular Senior. y-s 'rt SENIORS MOORE, CAROLE A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U. MOORE, DONNY Bowling Club. MOORE, MACK Runner - Up Most Representative Senior Boy; L.S.A.; N.H.S.; Key Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Student Coun- cil; Quill Scroll; Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Band; Mixed Chorus; W. I. Steven- son Dec., 1st Place; N.F.L.; Black- friars; Annual Staff; Ragnots, Sec- retary-Treasurer. MORALES, LUCILE Coeds; A.Y.; F.B.L.; V.I.C. MUELLER, MARY A.Y.; F.H.A.; F.B.L. MULLINS, KAY ELLEN Coeds, Lieutenant, Flag Corps; A.Y.; Tri-Hi-Y; Bowling Club; C.S.U.; F.B.L. MUSEMECHE, BOB Runner-Up Most Handsome Sopho- more, Juuior; “B” Team Football; Band; Bowling Club; Ragnots; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Hi-Y. MUSTAIN, DONIE J.R.C.; Ragnots; C.S.U.; A.Y. NASH, RONALD NELKIN, BENARD Editor-in-Chief Annual, Second Se- mester ’56-’57; Layout Editor An- nual ’56-’57; Alvertising Manager Annual ’55-’56; Quill Scroll; Key Club; A.Y.; Oil Man for a Day. MYLIUS, GORDON Bowling Club; H.-Y. NAVARRO, RUDY Bowling Club; A.Y.; Scribblers; Cartoonist, Plainsman; J.A.; R.O.T.C. 51 SENIORS 0mm NELSON, PEGGY JOYCE PARISH, JO ANN D.E. NEWTON, MARY JANE F.H.A.; A.Y.; C.S.U. NIDAY, DAMA C.S.U.; A.Y.; Coed Business Mana- ger; V.I.C.; F.B.L. OSLIN, LARRY A.Y.; “B” Team Football, “A” Team Football; Track; Ragnots; Hi- Y; Bowling Club; Student Council; Chorus. OVERTURF, DIANA C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; Blackfriars; Bisonettes. PARKER, RICHARD PARRISH, MIKE Band; D.E.; Bowling Club. Band; Orchestra; Ragnots; Bowling Club; Plainsman Staff; Quill Scroll. NOXON, SCOTTY Lieutenant, Band; A.Y.; Black- friars; C.S.U.; Science Club. PALMS, MARY C.S.U.; F.H.A.; F.B.L.; A.Y., Treas- urer. PATRICK, BARBARA JEAN Coeds, Captain Drum Corps; Presi- dent F.B.L .; Bisonettes; Treasurer Student Council; N.H.S.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; 321 Club; Bowling Club; Tri-Hi-Y; 1st Winner of Fannie Davis Award. OLIVER, GENE Baseball Letterman; Football “A” Team 2 Year Letterman, “B” Team, 1 Year; Track; Ragnots. SENIORS PEREZ, DOLORES Coeds; F.B.L.; A.Y. PEREZ, FRANK “A” Team Basketball; Baseball PELL, BETTY C.S.U.; F.B.L. PETERS, GLENN Captain R.O.T.C.; Drill Team Com- mander; American Legion Award; Vice-President L.S.A.; Sergeant-at- Arms, Ragnots; N.H.S.; Key Club; Vice-President A.Y.; Science Club, Secretary; J.A.; C.S.U.; Best Citi- zen; Junior Rotarian. PHILLIPS, FRANK PIZZO, JOHNNY PHILLIPS, BILLY President, Student Council; Presi- dent, C.S.U.; Vice-President A.Y.; Junior Rotarian; Ragnots; N.H.S.; Milby Scribblers; Football Letter- man; Looney Scholarship Football Award; Runner-Up Best Citizen. PETTUS, DAVID Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C.; Drill Platoon; A.Y.; J.A.; Science Club; Key Club. PETERS, LYNNE Coeds, Sergeant Baritone Bugles; A.Y.; C.S.U.; 321 Club; N.H.S. PHEARS, LINDA Coeds, Sergeant Bass Drums; Sec- retary, 321 Club; Bisonettes; A.Y.; C. S. U.; Bowling Club; J. R. C.; F.N.A.; N.H.S. PLATTE, RODNEY Second Vice-President, C.S.U.; A.Y.; Sergeant, R.O.T.C.; F.B.L.; Oper- etta. SENIORS PLUMMER, ELGIN Hi-Y.; C.S.U.; 2 Year Letterman, Football. PORTILLA, FRANK Basketball, All-State; Baseball. PORTILLA, GLORIA Cpl., Drum Corps, Coeds; F.B.L. POWELL, BEVERLY Bisonettes; F.H.A.; Editor-in-Chief Annual, First Semester ’56-’57; Quill Scroll; Library Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.T.A.; Student Council. PRICE, PENNY F.B.L.; Bisonettes; Tri-Hi-Y, Presi- dent and Secretary; Bowling Club, Treasurer; A.Y.; J.R.C.; C.S.U. PRICHARD, SHIRLEY A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.N.A.; Volleyball Team; F.B.L. PRINCE, RANDOLPH A.Y.; R.O.T.C. PRINGLE, JOHNNY PULLEY, KATHRYN A.Y. Vice-President; C.S.U.; Scrib- blers, President ’55-’57; Bisonettes; F.T.A.; Mixed Chorus; N.H.S.; Stu- dent Council; Operetta ’56; D.A.R. Finalists. PYLE, ANNETTE F.T.A.; F.B.L.; J.R.C.; Coeds; Bowl ing Club; Art Awards; A.Y.; C.S.U. QUINTERO, GLORIA Corporal, Coeds; F.B.L.; A. Y.; C.S.U. 54 RAGLEY, FRITZ Band; Bowling Club. SENIORS HHH ROBERTS, AUBREY D.E. ROBERSON, ANN A.Y.; J.R.C.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; Coeds. REIDELBERGER, DON Ragnot, President; “B” Team, “A” Team Football Letterman; Co- Sports Editor, Plainsman; Quill Scroll; A.Y.; J.R.C.; C.S.U.; Base- ball, “B” Team, “A” Team. ROBINSON, JACK D.E. ROBINSON, VIRGIL S. REID, SHIRLEY Band; J.A.; Pres., N.O.A.A.O.M.I. REAVES, CLARKIE A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.R.C.: F.B.L.; Coeds, Lieutenant Company C. RAMIREZ, MELBA RAMON, HERMINIA REAGAN, MIKE A.Y.; C.S.U.;. Bowling Club; Milby Bowling Team; Hi-Y.; Plainsman Staff; “B” Team Basketball. REES, SANDY F.T.A., President; Plainsman, As- sistant Feature Editor; Bisonettes; W. I. Stevenson Dec. Winner; Scribblers, Corresponding Secre- tary; Swim Team; Archery; Bowl- ing Club; Quill Scroll; Black- friars; A.Y. RICE, BETTY SUE 55 ROWOLD, DAVID Football; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Co-Sports Editor, Plainsman; Quill Scroll; Student Council; Ragnots; Basket- ball Manager, '54; Hi-Y. SENIORS ROCHA, MARY ANN F.H.A. RODRIQUEZ, JOSIE Y-Teens; F.B.L.; Bowling Club; F.H.A. RODRIQUIZ, ROY ROOT, PATRICIA C.S.U.; A.Y.; Volleyball Team; J.R.C. ROYE, NANCY Bisonettes, Treasurer; F.H.A.; Stu- dent Council; Manager Girls’ Swim- ming Team; A.Y. RUDELOFF, ROBERT W. R.O.T.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Key Club. ROWLETT, DON “B” Team, “A” Team Football; Ragnots; Baseball. RUST, ROY 56 SENIORS SAIBARA, JUDY Student Council; Bisonettes; Ex- change Editor, Plainsman; Coeds, Batons; Mixed Chorus; Operetta. SALAZAR, CARLOS SCHNEIDER, MARVIN A.Y.; C.S.U.; Captain, R.O.T.C.; Science Club; Drill Platoon; Rifle Team; Color Guard Sergeant. SCHNEIDER, TOMMY SCHOMBURG, PEGGY N.H.S.; Bisonettes; Tennis Team; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.N.A.; Amateur Radio Club. SCHOETTLE, JACK Captain, R.O.T.C.; Drill Platoon; Rifle Team; Key Club; Student Council; C.S.U.; A.Y.; Science Club; Oilman for a Day; Ragnots. SAUTER, ROBERT A.Y.; Golf Team; C.S.U.; Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y. SALAZAR, YOLA C.S.U.; F.B.L.; F.N.A.; A.Y.; F.T.A.; N.H.S.; L.S.A. SANDERS, WESLEY Lieutenant Colonel, R.O.T.C.; Drill Platoon; Student Council; A.Y.; Scribbler’s, Vice-President; Boys’ State; Science Club, President; Key Club; N.H.S.; N.F.L.; J.A.; Junior Rotarian; 3rd Place, American Le- gion Oratorical Contest. SAUNDERS, ROBERTA A.Y.; F.B.L. SANDERS, JEANNINE F.B.L.; Tri-Hi-Y; Bowling Club; A.Y.; J.R.C.; C.S.U.; J.A.; Maid, May Fete ’56; Coeds; F.H.A. SAUL, JUANITA Coed, Business Manager; F.T.A.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.A. SENIORS SCOTT, CAROLYN F.B.L.; Scribblers; Coeds; A.Y. SEGEL, RANDALL Auto Mechanics. SELPH, MELVIN SERRANO, JESSE JOHN R.O.T.C.; Drill Platoon. SEYMOUR, JOANNE A.Y.; J.R.C.; F.H.A.; Swim Team; C.S.U.; Citadel; F.B.L. SHELLSHEAR, THOMAS R. 0. T.C.; Drill Platoon; A. Y.; C.S.U.; Key Club. SHELTON, WIMMON Auto Mechanics; Reserve Club. SHIBEST, BARBARA D.E.; A.Y.; F.B.L. SHOOK, ROBERT Hi-Y; Bowling Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.T.A.; Ragnots. SIMCHUCK, JEANETTE C.S.U., Secretary; A.Y.; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; J.R.C.; F.B.L.; N.H.S.; Girls’ Rifle Team. SIMONS, VERNELLE D.E.; Bowling Club; A.Y. SMITH, ARVARD Bowling Club; Ragnots. SENIORS SMITH, BONNIE JO D.E.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.; Chorus; Library Club. SMITH, GONNIE ELIZABETH Coeds, Corporal; A.Y.; F.H.A.; V.I.C.; C.S.U.; F.N.A.; J.R.C. STEWART, CAROLYN Bowling Club; J.A.; Coeds; Tri- Hi-Y; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Ragnot Officers’ Sweetheart; Finalist for Football Sweetheart. SMITH, CAROL D.E.. Reporter and Program Chair- man; A.Y.; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; Coeds. SPENCER, MOLLIE A.Y.; Chorus; F.H.A. STILL, PAT SMITH, DAVID C.S.U.; A.Y.; Auto Mechanics Fore- man; Projector Club; J.R.C.; Co- President, Mid-Term Graduating Class. STANAKER, BOB J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Student Coun- cil; L.S.A.; Ragnots; Kqy Club; Baseball, ’54-’56; “B” Team Basket- ball; Co-Captain Baseball Team ’56. STONE, MARY NELL Coeds; Corporal, Color Guard; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Student Council; F.B.L. SMITH, FRED Key Club; Bowling Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; R.O.T.C.; Boys’ State; Ama- teur Radio Club; Audio-Visual Club; J.A.; Science Club; N.H.S.; Oilman for a Day. STEFFEN, JANE Bowling Club, Secretary; Parlia- mentarian, Tri-Hi-Y; A.Y.; Coeds; Bisonettes; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; F.B.L. STOREMSKI, SHIRLEY A.Y.; C.S.U.; Tri-Hi-Y; Bowling Club; F.B.L.; J.R.C. 59 SENIORS STRIBLING, REGGIE STRUTHERS, GWENDOLYN A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; F.H.A. STUBBS, GLENN SUDDUTH, BARBARA A.Y.; F.B.L.; F.H.A.; Bowling Club; C.S.U.; F.T.A.; J.R.C. SWAN, HERBERT Secretary, Hi-Y; Football Manager, A” Team; Bowling Club; A.Y.; Ragnots; Student Council; Youth and Government Representative. SWEARINGEN, GARY Scribblers; R.O.T.C., Major; Bn. Ex.; Drill Platoon v55-’56; Orchestra. TAYLOR, BRUCE A.Y. TAYLOR, DARRELL Basketball TAYLOR, MARTHA Volleyball Team, ’56; C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.H.A.; F.B.L.; J.R.C. SULLIVAN, JAMES L. A.Y.; C.S.U.; Hi-Y. SWEET, LONNIE Swimming Team; Auto Mechanics. TEAFF, ROLAND Basketball “B” Team; Baseball Team ’56-’57. 60 SENIORS THOMPSON, BOB R.O.T.C., Officer; Drill Platoon; Hi-Y TRAMMELL, PATRICIA Blackfriars, Diamond Thespian. THOMPSON, TOMMY R.O.T.C. Officer; Drill Platoon; A.Y.; Blackfriars President, Fall ’56; Thespians. TREVINO, ESTRELLA F.H.A.; F.B.L.; A.Y. TORRES, JOSEPHINE F.B.L. TENORIO, JOSIE F.B.L.; F.H.A.; J.R.C.; A.Y.; C.S.U. mm TURRENTINE, MARTHA F.B.L.; Archery Team; F.H.A.; A.Y.; C.S.U. TIPPIT, CLARA Coeds, Swing Flags; F.B.L. VALDEZ, ADELINA Coeds; F.H.A. VERLANDER, YVONNE Coeds, Business Manager; Black- friars, Vice-President; Thespians; Most Prominent Sophomore; Bison- ettes; F.H.A.; C.S.U., Vice-Presi- dent; A.Y. VESSELS, ARTHUR D.E. VICKERS, EDWIN Blackfriars; Annual Artist. SENIORS WARD, PEGGY F.T.A.; F.N.A.; A.Y.; Mixed Chorus; J.R.C.; Operetta; Blackfriars. WARNCKE, JANICE L. c.s.u. WAKEFIELD, ROBERT A.Y.; Band; Orchestra. WARD, OSCAR Ragnots; A.Y.; C.S.U.; “A” Team Football, “B” Team Football ’54; Assistant Sports Editor, Plainsman. WARD, PATRICIA Coeds, Business Manager; Bowling Club; F.N.A.; J.R.C.; A.Y.; Radio Club; Library Club. WASHBURN, TOM Chemistry Club; Sergeant, R.O.T.C.; Scribblers. VILLARREAL, DORA F.B.L.; A.Y.; Coeds; Chorus; F.H.A. VILLARREAL, RICHARD R.O.T.C., Major; Drill Platoon; A.Y. WALLER, ELLIS Key Club; Science Club; Student Council. WALLER, BILLY JOE D.E. WAKEFIELD, FAYE F.H.A.; F.B.L. WARD, DONALD Hi-Y. 62 SENIORS WEALE, DOROTHY F.H.A.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; D.E.; F.B.L.; J.R.C. WELCH, ROBERT I WHEELER, SANDRA F.B.L.; J.R.C.; Bowling Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Coeds, Lyres Corps. WILLETT, DON WEBRE, LOUISE C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.N.A.; J.R.C.; Swim- ming Team; F.B.L. WERNER, BILLIE A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.H.A.; Bowling Club. WHEELER, MARLO Band, R.O.T.C. WHITLEY, DON WILKINSON, BARBARA R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Girls’ Rifle Team; N.H.S.; C.S.U.; A.Y.; J.R.C.; Tri- Hi-Y; F.B.L.; F.T.A. WELCH, FAYE A.Y.; F.B.L.; C.S.U.; J.R.C.; F.N.A. WEST, BARBARA V.I.C.; Beauty Culture; F.H.A. WELCH, MELVIN A.Y.; President, D.E. Club 63 SENIORS WILLIAMS, FLORENCE AY.; C.S.U.; F.H.A. WILSON, RUTHE Coeds, Color Guard; Bowling Club; A.Y.; C.S.U.; F.B.L.: F.N.A. YOUNG, GEORGE F.F.A.; R.O.T.C. WILMOT, JANICE Volleyball Team; A.Y.; C.S.U.; Bowling Club. YOES, KAY N.H.S.; Bisonettes; F.T.A.; A.Y.; R.O.T.C. Sponsor; Girls’ Rifle Team; L.S.A., Secretary; F.N.A. WILLIAMS, JEANNINE Coeds, Flag Corps; C.S.U.; A.Y.; F.B.L.; J.R.C.; Blackfriars Treasur- er; Thespians; Bowling Club; Bison- ettes. WONG, HENRY A.Y.; Vice-President, D.E. YOUNGBLOOD, DAVE Key Club; R.O.T.C. WILLIAMS, BETTY JO WILMOT, KAY V.I.C., Treasurer; Bowling Club; Beauty Culture. WORSHAM, ROGER ZIPPS, MARCINE D.E.; Reporter; C.S.U.; A.Y. 64 m SENIOR ACTIVITIES And who are these? A group of seniors preparing the next issue of the school paper. Math does not seem difficult to this cheerful class. Hot this fall day? Let’s have a cool drink. RUNNERS-UP Best Citizen SONJA LUNSFORD Best Citizen BILLY PHILLIPS Most Representative Senior Boy MACK MOORE Most Representative Senior Girl PEGGY BAIRD I S Most Beautiful Senior Girl FRANCES McLAUGHUN Handsomest Senior Boy HERMAN GONZALEZ RUNNERS-UP Most Popular Senior Girl CONNIE COLLINS Most Popular Senior Boy RAYMOND MASSEY MAIN BUILDING PROMENADE OTW ON A HUNDRED YARI .% ' ■• . I ■i ] HE MILBY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS COLOR GUARD fi CAPTAIN CURTIS W Commandant RICE 1 i ( SFC. S. F. YOUNG Assistant Commandant BATTALION STAFF Otis W. Fine Peggy Baird Richard Villarreal Wesley Sanders Kay Yoes Susan Burns Glenn Peters Connie Collins Merrill Clark BATTALION STAFF J, EE7 BATTALION COMMANDER Lieutenant-Colonel Wesley Sanders Lieutenant-Colonel Susan Burns BATTALION EXECUTIVE Major Otis W. Fine Major Peggy Baird BATTALION ADJUTANT Captain Glenn Peters Captain Connie Collins COMPANY “A” CAPTAIN MARVIN SCHNEIDER CAPTAIN JEANETTE SIMCHUCK CAPTAIN JACK SCHOETTLE CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE CANION COMPANY “B” COMPANY “C” CAPTAIN GARY SWEARINGEN CAPTAIN BARBARA WILKINSON ' MILBY DRILL PLATOON CAPTAIN GLENN PETERS CAPTAIN KAY YOES J Standing: Earl Maughmer SFC. Young Sandy Fine, Captain of the Rifle Team Kneeling: Buck Maughmer Roy Coronado Bob Rose Jack Schoettle Marvin Schneider Robert Joe MILBY RIFLE TEAMS I I Standing: Jeanette Simchuck Barbara Wilkinson Kay Yoes Kneeling: Charlotte Canion Connie Collins Peggy Baird Susan Burns THE MILBY BAND MR. EUGENE SEASTRAND, Conductor ROSTER Clarinets Adams, Jacqueline Caldwell, Donnie Farquhar, Nita Beth Fleming, Donald Johnson, Raymond Kimmey, Dana Matney, Wanda McEwin, Brenda Mullan, Jerry Oliver, Alvin Parrish. Mike Ramos, Reyes Sim on ton, Harry Walls, Shirlene Watters, Peggy Wilson. Bonnie Ybarra, Roy Drums Hall, Linda Hawthorne, Bob Mahurin, Mike Moffett, Lindsay Moore, Mack Palmer, Dennis Snedeker, Mary Frances Wilber, Robert Odd Reeds and Saxes Arevalo, Robert Blaylock, Judy Brown, Bonnie Charleston, Wayne Foster, Diane Gomez, George Hoisington, Melvyn Hood, David McReynolds, Bob Rankin, James Snedeker, James Thomas, Karl T rumpets Austin. Bobby Castillo. Jimmy Chauvin, A. J. Cole, Buster Corey, Sandra Darnell, Ramona Dowdy, Martha Faust, Gilbert Howard, Richard Job, Gerald Moran, John Pichot, Kent Salinas, Jesse Wheeler, Mario Low Brass Bowen, Charles Brown, Joe L. Buri, Fred Caywood, Charles Day, Richard Foster, Judy Harlow, Gary Henderson. Carl Kirk, Willis Kirkland, Lois Moncrief, Terry Murray, John Ragley, Fritz Reid, Shirley Stanley, Norris Wade, Guy Wakefield, Robert Washmon, James Officers Grammar, Richard (Captain) Montgomery, Edward (Captain) Hoisington, Jerry (First Lieutenant) Hubbard, Rogene (Second Lieutenant) Noxon, Scotty (Second Lieutenant) Childress. Marcell (First Sergeant) Majorettes Claraday, Barbara Jo Cook, Sarah Beth Gant, Carolyn Job, Marlys Kahler, Louann 79 OFFICERS OF THE MILBY BAND SCOTTY NOXON Second Lieutenant ROGENE HUBBARD Second Lieutenant MONTGOMERY EDWARD Captain and Drum Major RICHARD GRAMMER Captain and Student Director JERRY HOISINGTON First Lieutenant, Drill Leader MAJORETTES OF THE MILBY BAND MAJOR SARAH BETH COOK MAJORETTES MARLYS JOB, BARBARA CLARADAY, CAROLYN GANT LOUANN KAHLER MILBY COED CADETTES I MRS. MILDRED RUST, Sponsor SANDRA LEE, Major TOP OFFICERS First row, left to right: Frances McLaughlin, Captain of the Flags; Sandra Lee, Major; Barbara Jean Patrick, Captain of the Drum Corps. Second row, left to right: Sandra Gardner, Captain of the Drill; Diane Gore, Lieutenant of the Buglers; Nancy Estes, Lieutenant of the Drum Corps; Clarkie Reaves, Lieutenant, Co. C, Drill; Marilyn Currington, Lieutenant, Co. A, Drill; Kay Mullins, Lieu- tenant of the Flag Corps; Judy Lord, Captain of the Bugles. COED LIEUTENANTS Kneeling: Kay Mullins Flag Corp Standing, left to right: Nancy Estes Drum Corps Clarkie Reaves Co. C, Drill Gary Beechie Co. B, Drill Marilyn Currington Co. A, Drill Diane Gore Bugles COED SERGEANTS Kneeling, left to right: Gloria Garza Layla Harville Standing, left to right: Lynn Peters Linda Hillin Dotty Hooker Deane Casey Beverly Hillburn Norma Jefferies Pat Hagan Ann Galceran Mary Ellen Gomez Martha Ortez Dixie McLain Betty Sue Webb Linda Phears Connie Collins DRUM CORPS BARBARA JEAN PATRICK Captain of the Drum Corps BUGLE CORPS SI Ml SANDRA GARDNER, Captain of the Drill Corps m MILBY PARADERS AT WORK “Wham, wham!” roar the drums. “Left, right!” call the drill leaders. “Tootle-de-tootle” sing the bugles. “To the rear.” orders Lt.-Col. Sanders. “Let’s rest!” moan Louann Kahler and Lois Kirkland of the band. The Battalion Staff keep in step with Mrs. Ingram. Randy Lofgren MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR BOY Paula Cihat MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR GIRL JUNIORS Abbott, Donna Abbott, Ross Abernathy, Mary Absher, Pat Acala, Raymond Alford, Bill Allbritton, Opal Allder, Barbara Altman, Grace Amerson, Donald Ansley, Melba Ante, Edward Arevalo, Rosie Arnold, Mary Lou Atkins, Barbara Baldes, Tony Barker, Kenneth Beam, Milton Beck. David Belnoski, Betty Jo Biggers, Martha Sue Bigler, Arvia Blackburn. Betty Jo Blancet, Jerry Blaylock. Judy Bowen, Charles Bowling, Robert Bright, Neil Brooks, Richard Brown, Douglas Brown, Earl Brown, Jerry Brown, Joe L. Brown, Terry Browning. Bobbie Marie Bruner, Carolyn Crutchfield, Wesley Cryer. Ray Cude, Terry Cummings. Caroline Colunga. Alfred Cook, Sarah Beth Coronado. Roy Cortinas, Mary Couvillon, JoAnne Cox, Leonard Craig, Freddie Crosby, Donna JUNIORS Bryan, Evelyn Bryant, Tom Buckner, Ralph Bunton, Eugene Burg, Orville Buri, Fred Burke, A. J. Busker, Donald Byerly, Mary Kathryn Callaway, Mike Cannon, Billie Cantu, Lola Cantu, Robert Cantu. Ruben Capehart. Carol Casares, Cayetano Casey, Diana Cena. Antonia Chapa. Lydia Chapman, Anna Raye Cheaney, Phyllis Cihat, Paula Clem, Darrell Coleman, Kenny JUNIORS Cunningham, Barbara Cunningham, Tom Curtis, Roger Daniels, Steve Dansby. Ronald Davies, Genevieve Davis, Karen Davis, Zcla Nell Deason, Earl Decker, Leah Deen, Walter DeForest, Jerry DeHoyas, Bernard De La Portilla, Jania Dennard, Betty Diamond, Wanda Dixon, Earlene Dobbins, Betty Jean Dobbs, Marianne Dowdy, Jim Downie, Dorothie Dunbar, Emma Sue Dunn, Margaret Edwards, Judy Elliott, Donald Elliott, Kenneth Ellis, Linda Ellis, William Evans, Norma Jean Ewert, Larry Farmer, Beverlye Farquhar, Nita Beth Faulkner, Jesse Ferguson, Carolyn Fernandez, Maria Fitch, Grady Foster, Gloria Foster, Judy Franklin, Jerry Freeman, Billy Don Frenchmeyer, Billy Friedl, Duke Glasgow, Kenneth Glenn, Fredric Goebel, Jodell Gonzales, Geneva Gray, Pat Griffin, Elizabeth Guin, Leona Guinn, Donald Guzman, Janie Hale, Carol JUNIORS Fitch, Tommy Fleming, Donald Flolo, Dennis Florance, Faye Flores, Susie Flores, Virginia Fry, Mary Lee Fuller, Bob Fullerton, Ronald Gallant, Judith Garag, Ramona Garcia, Carmen Garvin, Doreen Garza, Florentino Garza, Gloria Garza, Rumen Gibson, Bonnie Gillis, Benny Griffiths, Jerry Grizzaffi, Frank JUNIORS Hall, Pat Hamilton, David Haney, Simmons Hardy, Nila Jean Hargis, Jack Harkrider, Maida Harper, Tom Harriss, Sandra Jean Hartman, Judith Hebert, Peggy Henderson, Carl Herman, Robert Plernandez, Augustine Hernandez, Oralia Herrell, Melvin Herrera, Abraham Hightower, Robert Hilburn, Beverly Ann Hill, Beverly Hinton, Shirley Holmes, Laneille Hooper, Carole Horn, Patsy Howard, Gregg Ingham, Charlotte Anne Jackson, Sallie Ann Jackson, Z. B. Jacobs, Lois Jefferies, Norma Jenkins, Patsy Job, Gerald Johnson, Billy Johnson, C. D. Jones, David Jordon, Raymond Julian, Dennis is Ki 5 JUNIORS Kanstrup, Neils Kay, David Kelly, Marie Kemp, Sue Kihn, Robert Kimmey, Imelda King, George Klotz, Dell E. Knight, Judy Kuykendall, Bill Laake, Geraldine Lake, Charlotte Lake, Joe Landry, Romell Lane, Jerry Langley, Aubrey Langston, Kenneth Larche, Jean League, Dorthy Jeane Lee, Jeanelle Leija, Frank Lester, Mike Lofgren, Randy Luedecke, Elton McBurnett, Nita McDaniel, Carol McGehee, Jimmy McGough, Dale McGregor, Martha Mcllvain, Rebecca McKinzie, Mary Gen? McMakin, John Maly, Evelyn Man ess, Sally Marburger, Janice JUNIORS Marsh, Mary Lynn Martens, Billy Martin, Ralph Martinez, Joe Martinez, Martha D. Martinez, Silvester Mason, Margo Matney, Wanda Maughmer, Earl Maxwell, Barbara H. Maxwell, Doyle Mayberry, Joyce Mayfield, James Merritt, John Neal Meyers, Ronnie Miller, Barbara Mintz, Edwin Mitchell, Don Mobley, Richard Moran, John Murchison, William Myers, Betty Myers, Wayne Nelson, Nancy Nichols, Jane Ellen Nichols, Laura Nix, Wendell Norris, Nancy Odum, Roy Oliver, Alvin Oliver, Louise O’Neal, Judy Ortiz, Martha Osborne, Mac i Padgett, Melva Painter, Linda Reifschneider, Mary Beth Requenes, Fernando Reyes, Ramos Rhodes, Jackie Rice, Sibyl Riley, Barbara JUNIORS Paling, Billy Palmer, Patsy Palumbo, Betty Palumbo, Peggy Parrott, Harold Payne, Kathy Payne, Sue Peters, Jeanette Pettett, Georgia Ann Phelps, Patsy Phillips, Carol Phillips, Ronald Phillips, Sharon Phillips, Sharon E. Pichot, Kent Pilgrim, Shirley Pinon, Lionel Pitts, Connell Pope, Geneva Pope, Jerry Post, Jimmy Quicksall, Martha Ramirez, Mary Lou Rauch, Pat Riley, Victor Rivera, Mary Virginia Rivera, Robert Roberts, Jeanette Roberts, Thomas C. Robertson, Elizabeth JUNIORS Robinson, Sara Kay Rocha, Ruben Rodriquez, Roy Rodriquez, Steve Rogers, Losson Rogers Virginia Rollins, Delores Romano, Verna Mae Roy, Roddy Rudewig, Gary Ruscher, Erwin Rushing, Jimmy Russell, Lester Rutherford, Charlotte Ryan, Freeman Salinas, Jesse Salinas, Richard Sawyer, Walter Schlief, Marie Schwanbeck, Charlotte Scott, Doris June Self, Shirley Sepulveda, Gloria Sexton, Carol Seymour, Neal Shadden, Jimmy Shaw, Judy Sheffield, Mary Ann Shockley, Joseph Siebert, Barbara Simmons, Jerry Simmons, Mary Ruth Simpson, Donal Sims, Dixie Singleton, Carolyn Sisson, Kathy I s Stanley, Norris Steil, Judy Stephens, Judy Stierling, Sydell Stockton, Jim Stone, Carl JUNIORS Smith, Floyd Smith, Judy Smith, R'onald Snedeker, Jimmy Snider, Marcella Soffar, Deanna Solis, Josephine Solomon, Floyd Solomon, Gene Soos, Joe Spence, Lynn Stang, Betty Jo Stubbs, Warren Suiter, Carlton Sillivan, Buster Tait, Steve Taylor, Pat Taylor, Tommy Tholen, Mary Thomas, Karl Thomas, Laverl Thomas, Nannie Lue Thompson, Ann Thompson, Patricia Thornberry, Helen Tobar, Albina Tofte, Kenny Tomlin, Julia Ellen Torres, Alfred Tracy, Janet JUNIORS Wortham, Sue Young, Ann Neta Young, Janie Young, William Youngblood, Anita Ybarra, Julia Zauria, Lawrence Zorn, David Craft students learn to create in clay. The school library provides a pleasant place for study and research. Mrs. Mills' typing class spends another busy period. i t I ' i a JUNIORS Turner, J. L. Valentine, Lucille Valenzuela, Elizabeth VanSickle, Marilyn Vaughn, Rex Venegas, Tony Vis, Ronald Wach, James Wagers, Herb Walker, Deann Walker, Mary Lou Ward, James Ward, Johnny Wartemann, Margot Washmon, James Watkins, Nancy Kay Webb, Betty Sue Weiss, Donna Wesson, Jim West, Joseph A. West, Rena Westbrook, Patsy White, Joyce Whitt, Jackie Wilbourn, Michael Williams, Charles Williams, Margaret Williford, Carol Williford, Kenneth Willis, Charles Wilson, Jerry Ann Wilson, Phil Winders. Rebecca Wolf, Frieda Womack, Allen Womack. Babs t irki Most Representative Junior Girl CHARLOTTE RUTHERFORD Most Representative Junior Boy JIMMY SHADDEN RUNNERS-UP Most Beautiful Junior Girl GLORIA GARZA Handsomest Junior Boy DONALD ELLIOT a These girls in a short- hand class take dictation from Mrs. McMahan. Mr. McWhirter’s English class listens to his ex- planation of an interest- ing point. Mrs. Thornhill demon- strates principles of cor- rect beauty culture to one of her groups. The PLAINSMAN is published bi-monthly by the staff, numbering thirty-nine, with the assistance of the journalism classes. The PLAINSMAN is published to serve its com- munity; to influence and mold the opinions of people; and to inform the faculty and students of school activi- ties. The Kaleidoscope, an annual talent show with the announcement of Mr. and Mrs. Kaleidoscope, are spon- sored by the PLAINSMAN in the spring term. Other additional activities include the presentation of the Val- entine Variety Cuties and the annual PLAINSMAN Ban- quet. Carol Hale, Editor — Susan Burns, Assistant Editor Above: Sandra Lee, News Editor; Nettie Lorance, Assistant News Editor; Patsy Jenkins, Club Editor. Below: Janice Kneblik, Business Manager; Faye Cihat and Gretchen Burner, Co-Circulation Managers; Judy Saibrar, Exchange Editor. PLAINSMAN STAFF Charlotte Canion, Feature Editor Sandra Rees, Assistant Feature Editor REPORTERS Billie Joe Dobbins Pat Rauch Jo Anne Couvillon Orville Burg Richard Condra Carol Hooper Charlotte Rutherford Sonja Lunsford Bernice Cervenka George Duckworth, not pictured — ■ SPORTS STAFF Standing: Mike Reagan Diane Kunz, Girls’ Sports Editor Steve Mahurin, Reporter Marcus Gomez, Reporter Seated: David Rowald, Co-Sports Editor Don Ridelberger, Co-Sports Editor Oscar Ward, Assistant Editor, (not pictured) ADVERTISING STAFF Pat Horn Ronnie Lewis Herbert Swan Margaret Williams Bob McReynolds Mike Parrish Leah Decker Elizabeth Griffin Layla Harville Mike Reagan Mike Calloway, Layout Editor Marcia Fisk, Advertising Manager Catherine Hall, not pictured OFFICERS Billy Phillips . .. President Yvonne Verlander................. First Vice President Rodney Platte.................... Second Vice President Jeanette Simchuck Secretary Peggy Baird..............Chorister Kaye Jordan................Pianist Mr. Harris D. Butler . Sponsor CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION In order to promote a better spiritual life in Milby, the Christian Student Union was organized in 1952. The regular weekly meetings serve to foster good will and Christian fellowship and encourage participation in church life. This year the CSU has visited all the different denominations and compared the beliefs in order to have a better understanding of each church. ALLIED YOUTH OFFICERS John Hayes......................................President Kathryn Pulley.................Vice-President, Programs Peggy Baird....................Vice-President, Recreation Nan Breaux...............Vice-President, Membership Helen Thornberry . . . Vice-President, Membership Glenn Peters..................Vice-President, Projects Billy Phillips................Vice-President, Finance Kaye Jordan....................Vice-President, Publicity Carol Sexton....................................Secretary Mary Palms....................Treasurer, Fall Semester Nita Beth Farquhar . . Treasurer, Spring Semester Thomas Abbott Co-Chairman, Southwest Conference 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. STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsors Mrs. Gladys Price Mr. Roscoe Bayless OFFICERS Billy Phillips..............................President Thomas Abbott..........................Vice President Peggy Baird.................................Secretary Barbara Jean Patrick........................Treasurer Susan Burns..........................Sergeant-at-Arms An important and influential group is the Milby High Student Council. These student leaders, elected by the student body, concentrate on the needs of our school. By practicing democratic procedure in their meetings and in promoting law and order, the council encourages a better school spirit of cooperation between the faculty and the students. This year the Council was co-sponsor of the Harvest Ball, originated club calendar, provided a Christmas Party to Jeff Davis Polio Patients, and began program for the Hall of Fame. The Council is also responsible for the two new flags in the auditorium. ROSTER Bailey, Mike Black, Mary Ruth Bomer, Betty Brown, Martha Cochran, Lowell Coleman, Kenny Cook, Eugene Coronado, Roy Couvillon, JoAnne Couvillon, Stanley Cox, Jerry Croy, Diana Currington, Barbara Daniels, Billy Farquhar, Nita Garza, Alice Garza, Gloria Gomez, Marcus Guinn, Betty Hagemeister, Marian Hooper, Carol Hortell, Doris Hubbard, Charles Johnston, Margaret Jordan, Kaye Kneblik, Janis Kulhanek, Peggy Lee, Sally McReynolds, Sarah Maness. Sally, Moore, Mack Norris, Nancy Painter, Linda Patterson, Marlene Ponder, Betty Powell, Beverly Rice, Pam Rollins, Dolores Rowald, David Rutherford, Charlotte Schoettle, Jack Sheffield, Linda Smith, Annie Smith, Audrey Smith, Judy Stanaker, Barbara Stone, Mary Sturdivant, Sandra Thomas, Pat Tracy, Janet Waller, Ellis Walls, Shirlene Wilson, Jerrie E Clarady, Barbara Jo Cook, Eugene Coronado, Roy Dennard, Betty Edwards, Judy Estes, Nancy Farquhar, Nita Beth Florance, Faye Gardner, Sandra Garza, Gloria Hale, Carol Hayes, John Hillin, Linda Hite, Roger Jordan, Kaye Kay, David Kneblik, Janis Kunz, Diane Lake, Charlotte Lee, Sandra Lunsford, Sonja McLaughlin, Frances McReynolds, Sarah Jane Miller, Barbara Moore, Mack Patrick, Barbara Jean Peters, Glenn Peters, Lynne Phears, Linda Phillips, Billy Powell, Beverly Pulley, Kathryn Reifschneider, Mary Beth Roye, Nancy Salazar, Yola Sanders, Wesley Schomberg, Peggy Simchuck, Jeanette Smith, Fred Thornberry, Helen Weiss. Donna Marie Wilkinson, Barbara Williams, Charles Yoes, Kay NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Janie Patterson, Sponsor OFFICERS Thomas Abbott.......................... President Jerry Hoisington.......................Vice President Charlotte Canion..........................Secretary Marilyn Curington...........................Treasurer To be a member of the National Honor Society is a distinct honor. The Milby Chapter was organized in 1936 for the purpose of recognizing students who have excelled in scholarship, leadership and service to Milby. Membership is limited to B-average students who are voted into the group by the faculty and by student members. Some of the Club’s activities are collecting and delivering Christmas baskets, featuring the Valentine Post Office, conducting the Best Citizen Election, and most important of all, providing the college scholarship for an outstanding senior. ROSTER Altman, Grace Baird, Peggy Burner, Gretchen Burns, Susan Caldwell, Donald Cihat, Faye QUILL AND SCROLL Mrs. Annette Lucksinger, Sponsor OFFICERS Carol Hale Sandra Lee Janis Kneblik Gretchen Burner . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer The Milby Quill Scroll, a small but select group, was organized in 1927. As a chapter of an international honor society for high school students the purpose of this group is to encourage and reward individual achieve- ment of school paper and annual staff students. Candi- dates who have passed qualifications required by the constitution of Quill Scroll are granted membership by a secret vote. ROSTER Peggy Baird Orville Burg Susan Burns Gretchen Burner Charlotte Canion Bernice Cervenka Faye Cihat Richard Condra Jo Ann Couvillon Leah Decker George Duckworth Marcia Fisk Elizabeth Griffin Marcus Gomez Carol Hale Catherine Hall Carole Hooper Patsy Jenkins Janis Kneblik Diane Kunz Sandra Lee Nettie Lorance Benard Nelkin Steve Mahurin Mack Moore Beverly Powell Bob McReynolds Mike Parrish Sandy Rees Charlotte Rutherford David Rowald Don Reidelberger MILBY SCRIBBLERS The Milby Scribblers, organized in 1950, have had one aim: to honor Milby through encouraging Creative Writing. Since the fall of 1950, the Scribblers have won more than sixty awards. Eight awards in The Atlantic Monthly Contest for high schools and private school students, six from National Scholastic, The Lindsay Cup for the best Texas poet in the Mary Hardin-Baylor Contest, and four top rank awards from T.S.T.W., have given the Scribblers favorable attention among young writers in the state and nation. Scribblers have twice placed first in the city in the Sales Executive Contest and have ranked each year in the Propeller Club Contest, and in the American Association for Physicians and Surgeons Contest. Two pieces by Scribblers have been published in Cavalcade. Twenty-five pieces written by Scribblers have appeared in the three issues to date of the Anthology of good writing done in Houston Schools, edited by the Houston Council for Teachers of English. ROSTER Abbott, Thomas Allen, Travis Canales, Ignacio Condra, Richard Crutchfield, Wesley Echols Shirley Farris, Margaret Farrow, Gloria Fitch, Tommy Hagan, Pat Harville, Layla Hooper. Carole Humburg. Donald Johnson. Patricia Lopez, Tony McClughan, Thomas McMickle, Betty Miller, Barbara Navarro, Rudy Petter, Arvia Phillips, Billy Platte, Rodney Reifschneider, Mary Beth Sanders, Wesley Scott, Carolyn Swearingen, Gary Tracey, Janet Washburn, Tom Wilson, Joyce OFFICERS Kathryn Pulley . President Peggy Lewis . . Vice-President Nettie Lorance................. Recording Secretary Lynda Cunningham............... Corresponding Secretary John Hayes Treasurer Mrs. Alpha Kemp Baker, Sponsor 9HBI OFFICERS i Gretchen Burner President Diane Kunz . First Vice President Sonja Lunsford................ Second Vice President Janis Kneblik . ... Secretary Nancy Roye..............Treasurer Susan Burns . Service Chairman Marilyn Curington............... Parliamentarian Sponsors Mrs. Theresa Englin and Mrs. Annette Lucksinger ROSTER Altman, Grace Baird, Peggy Black, Mary Ruth Breaux, Nan Brown, Beverly Cervenka, Bernice Canion, Charlotte Chezum, Madelyn Cihat, Faye Cihat, Paula Collins, Connie Cook, Sarah Beth Corey, Sandra Couvillon, JoAnne Decker, Leah Devoti, Beverly Dunn, Margaret Edwards, Judy Fisk, Marcia Fife, Susie Deish, Faye Galceran, Ann Gardner, Sandra Garza, Gloria Griffin, Elizabeth Hagan, Pat Hale, Carol Harville, Layla Hayes, Patsy Hooper, Carol Johnson, Pat Johnston, Margaret Kahla, LaJuanta Kneblik, Janis Lake, Charlotte Lamb, Mary Beth Lee, Sandy Lord, Judy Manness, SaRy_ TtftLauglOTCPrancis McReynolds, Sarah Jane Mignon, Ruby Overturf, Diane Outlaw, Sally Patrick, Barbara Jean Phears, Linda Phelps, Patsy Powell, Beverly Price, Penny Pulley, Kathryn Rauch, Pat Rees, Sandy Reifschneider, Mary Beth Rhodes, Jackie Rice, Sybil Roye, Nancy Schomberg, Peggy Saibara, Judy Sheffield, Linda Sims, Dixie Smith, Kay Stephen, Jane Sturdivant, Sandra Verlander, Yvonne Waterman, Margot Weiss, Donna Williams, Jeannie Williams, Margaret Yoes, Kay BISONETTES Loyal Milbyites and Boosters are the members of the Girl’s Booster Club. They are the leaders, willing workers, and good will ambassadors of Milby. Selling cakes, pom-poms, and dance tickets supply the organi- zation with sufficient funds. Last year the girls crowned Don Reidel- berger “Mister Touchdown” at the Winter Whirl. The loudest cheerers, the best supporters, and the fastest salesmen are the boosters of the GBC. mM RAGNOTS The Boys’ Booster Club, Ragnots, was organized approximately five years ago. The one hundred and seventy Ragnots give frequent dances, hay- rides, and other events to provide recreation for the Milby students. The Ragnots aim to express school spirit in a true sense of feeling and sports- manship. OFFICERS Don Reidelberger . President Jerry Hoisington Vice President Mack Moore . Secretary Glenn Peters Sergeant-at-Arms Gary Harlow............ Parliamentarian Officers’ Sweetheart Carolyn Stewart Club Sweetheart Carol Williford Sponsor Mr. A. W. Shields NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE OFFICERS David Kay President Nancy Norris ... Vice-President Mary Beth Reifschneider Secretary-Treasurer Fredric Glenn . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Mr. Roscoe Bayless, Sponsor The Milby branch of the National Forensic League was organized ten years ago. To be eligible for membership one must earn twenty speech points by com- peting in local or state tournaments. ROSTER Abbott, Thomas Baird, Peggy Cook, Eugene Moore, Mack Tracy, Janet wsm CITADEL Another small but lively club is the Citadel, an organization to create interest and increase efficiency in debate. Each year the members of the Citadel represent Milby in local and state speech tournaments. ROSTER Abbott, Thomas Baird, Peggy Caldwell, Donnie Clark, Merrill Crutchfield, Wesley Glenn, Charlotte Hayes, John Heath, Frank Kay, David Moore, Mack Norris, Nancy Reifschneider, Mary Beth Pyle, Annette Thornberry, Helen Montgomery, Larry Eugene Cook Janet Tracy . Patsy Palmer Genevieve Davis Nancy Norris Mrs. C. Ann Taylor, Sponsor OFFICERS . . . President Vice President . , . Secretary . . . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS Fall Tommy Thompson . President Shirley Echols . Vice President Jackie Rhodes ... Secretary Jeannine Williams . . Treasurer Spring Jackie Rhodes . . President Paula Cihat . Vice President Margie Cowart Secretary Nan Breaux..............Treasurer Mr. Richard M. Niemi Sponsor BLACKFRIARS A very popular organization is the Blackfriars. Organized in 1948 by Richard M. Niemi, their consistently good work has provided Milby with much excellent entertainment. Forty hours work after school is required for membership. This year the Blackfriars presented “Sinister House,” “Laura”, and “Blythe Spirit.” OFFICERS Fall Joel Barnard . President Diane Kunz.............. Vice President Faye Cihat Secretary Connie Collins ... Treasurer Spring Faye Cihat President Joel Barnard Vice President Yvonne Verlander Secretary Connie Collins Treasurer Mr. Richard M. Niemi Sponsor THESPIANS Mr. Richard M. Niemi, Sponsor Devoted to the advancement of dramatic art in the secondary schools, the National Thespian Society is one of the most select groups in Milby. Troop 829 organized in April, 1947, usually has about one hundred members each year. Eighty hours work must be earned to become a member of this organization. Thespian members this year have won many honors in speech contests. OFFICERS Barbara Jean Patrick President Nettie Lorance Judy Lord Sandra Gardner Clarkie Reaves Dottye Hooker . Nancy Estes . . Vice President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-Arms . . Reporter Miss Annie Boone McJunkin and Miss Elizabeth J. Seufer Sponsors FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS The Future Business Leaders is the most recently organized club in Milby. The club was organized in September, 1955 at which time the Consti- tution was drawn up. 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 Sandy Rees................President Marcus Gomez . . Vice President Gloria Farrow.................... Secretary-Treasurer Yvonne Verlander . Historian Sponsor Mrs. Claudene Atkinson FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Milby Chapter of the Future Teachers 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 prospective teachers with the profession, to help them plan future education and preparation for teaching, and to help relieve the serious shortage of qualified teachers in the United States. ROSTER Alexander, Sharon Atkins, Barbara Beavens, Frances Bomer, Betty Breaux, Nan Brickman, Wilma Burner, Gretchen Clarady, Barbara Jo Corey, Sandra Dennard, Betty Eastland, Carlyle Farquhar, Nita Farris, Margaret Ferguson, Carolyn Florance, Faye Foster, Judy Gordon, Mary Jo Graham, Carolyn Hall, Catherine Hayes, John Hubbard, Rogene Jordon, Kaye McReynolds, Sara Jane Miller, Mildred Morgan, Bessie Pulley, Kathryn Pyle, Annette Rollins, Dolores Salazar, Yola Thornberry, Helen Weiss, Donna Yoes, Kay OFFICERS FOOD UNIT Diane Gore President Charlene Everts............ Vice-President Jeanette Peters Secretary Jo Dell Gobell . Treasurer Billie Jo Dobbins Reporter Judy Blaylock Historian Joyce Lucas . Parliamentarian FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Margaret Jarry Miss Cora Stockard Sponsors OFFICERS OF CLOTHING UNIT Beverly Devoti...................President Margaret Johnston ... Vice President Marilyn Schrader . Secretary Patsy Phelps.....................Treasurer Barbara Lobban .... Sergeant-at-Arms Susie Flores...............Parliamentarian Barbara Krenek...................Historian Shirley Pilgrim...................Reporter Kay Smith......................Song Leader Decker, Leah Deisch, Faye Dobbins, Betty Jean Dobbins, Billie Jo Dominguez, Joe Echols, Shirley Everts, Charlene Fitzhugh, Agnes Fry, Mary Lee Griffin, Elizabeth Hagemiester, Marian Hartman, Judy Hitt, High Holbert, Janet Hood, David Huggins, Louise Johnson, Jerry Kosek, Ann Lake, Joe Lopez, Tony McReynolds, Bob Malek, Douglas Mansker, Tommy Marsh, Mary Lynn Mobley, Richard Mylius, Gordon Phears, Linda Pyle, Annette Ragley, Fritz Schlief, Marie Sexton, Carol Jo Shook, Robert Simpson, Donal Smith, Fred Stockton, Jim Storemski, Shirley Thomas, Neil Thompson, Ann Turner, Turkey Webb, Betty Sue Wheeler, Sandra Wilson, Ruth Young, Ann Nita ROSTER Brock, Barbara Bryan, Penny Cegielski, Marcel Conover, Barbara Cornett, Ray Deason, Earl BOWLING CLUB OFFICERS Arvard Smith . . .. President Jerry Cox ... Vice President Jane Steffen............Secretary Penny Price.............Treasurer Miss Patti Brewer, Sponsor One of the largest clubs in Milby is the Bowling Club, its roster composed of those Milby students who wish to learn to bowl. The members participate in several tournaments each term, bowl every week, and enjoy an annual banquet. Austin, Bobby Bogan, Sammy Bomer, Betty Bopp, Freddie Bnckman, Wilma Bright, Neil OFFICERS Jerry Hosington . President David Kay............. Vice President Richard Hocker . . . Secretary Ray Coronado Treasurer Thomas Abbott Lieutenant Governor C. R. Anderson Sponsor KEY CLUB 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 church- es and to other clubs, such as the Kiwanis and the Lions. The influence of this club is strongly felt in Milby circles. Bennett, Jimmy Brewer, Jerry Bunton, Eugene Clark, Merrill Conover, John Cook, Eugene Coronado, Roy Cox, Henry Daniels, Billy Dodson, Dalton Fleming, Donald Grammer, Richard Griffiths, Jerry Halton, Troy Harlon, Gary Hocker, Richard Hoisington, Jerry Hoisington, Melvin ROSTER llumburg, Donald James, Bernard Kay, David Leonard, Bill Moffett, Lindsey Moore, Mack Mylieus, Ronnie Nelkin, Benard Neueux, David Odum, Roy Palmer, Dennis Patton, Carl Peters, Glenn Pettus, David Platte, Rodney Pyle, Kenneth Robbins, Lanny Rodeloff, Robert Sanders, Wesley Schneider, Marvin Schoettle, Jackie Shellshear, Tomi Simpson, Donal Smith, Charles Smith, Fred Spivey, Billy Teaff, Roland Wagers, Herb Whitley, Don Whitmarsh, Dale Williams, Charles Williams, Peter Youngblood, Dave D. E. ROSTER Cox, Jerry Cunningham, Lynda Eastland, Carlyle Eldred, Bobby Ellis, Elaine Ellis, Ellen Flynt, Barbara Fox, Bill Hammack, Carolyn Hammack, Paul Higgingbotham, Virginia Holly, Nancy Huggins, Barbara Hughes, Orbus Jackson, Sally Ann Jordon, Arrious Kihn, Robert Ladner, Brooks Lane, Jerry Lee, Leslie Leudecke, Billy Marx, Fred Parker, Richard Roberts, Aubrey Robinson, Jack Schneider, Carol Shibest, Barbara Simons, Vernelle Smith, Bonnie Smith, Carol Swanbecke, Charlotte Tomlin, Julia Vessels, Arthur Waller, Billy Weale, Dorothy Welch, Melvin Westbrook. Patsy Williams, Florence Wong, Henry Wyle, Jerry Zipps, Marcene MASQUE and GAVEL Sponsors Mr. Roscoe Bayless Mr. Richard M. Niemi OFFICERS Thomas Abbott..............President Mary Beth Reifschneider Vice President Eugene Cook................Secretary David Kay..................Treasurer Diane Kunz . . . Sergeant-at-Arms The Masque Gavel, a national organization, has as its purpose the promotion of interest in speech and drama. It was organized in 1949, by Mr. Bayless. Membership is by invita- tion only. ! DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. C. R. Anderson, Sponsor Distributive Education gives high school students the opportunity to gain practical business experience while continuing their education, it is composed of Juniors and Seniors who attend 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. OFFICERS Melvin Welch.................................................President Henry Wong..............................................Vice President Carol Schneider..............................................Secretary Elaine Ellis.................................................Treasurer Paul Hammack..........................................Sergeant-at-Arms Marcene Zipps.................................................Reporter Leslie Lee............................................Social Chairman Carol Smith..........................................Program Chairman Charlotte Swanbecke, Sweetheart OFFICERS Joel Barnard . President Phil Wilson............ Vice President Rex Vaughn . Secretary Charles Dinhoble . . Treasurer Billy Daniels .... Sergeant-at-Arms Thomas Abbott Chaplain Kenneth Coleman Reporter Bobby Henderson . . . Historian Officers’ Sweetheart Sally Maness Club Sweetheart Linda Cox HI-Y Mr. Kenneth H. Johnson, Sponsor 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 Austin, Bobby Cockran, Lowell, Daniels, Billy Frie, Jerry Grammer, Richard Harlow, Gary Heath, Frank Henderson, Bobby Henderson, Donnie Hightower, Robert Hudson, Don Lake, Joe Langston, Kenneth McMakin, John Moffett, Lindsay Montgomery, Edward Moore, Mack Mylius, Gordon Odum, Roy Phillips, Ronald Reidelberger, Don Ryan, Freeman Seymour, Neal Shook, Robert Teaff, Jimmy Turner, Tommy Ward, Johnny Womack, Allen OFFICERS Penny Price . President Kathy Payne . . First Vice President Frances McLaughlin Second Vice President Pat Hagan Secretary Sally Maness . Treasurer Jane Steffen......... Sergeant-at-Arms Jackie Rhodes . Chaplain Charlotte Canion . . . Reporter Madolyn Chezem Historian Officers’ Beau Phil Wilson Club Beau Neil Seymour 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. The Tri-Hi-Y girls also participate in the Student Congress held in the Capitol Building in Austin. OFFICERS Janis Kneblik . . President Sally Lee Vice President Sonja Lunsford Secretary Charlotte Rutherford Corresponding Secretary Janie Young Treasurer Mrs. Mary Jo Hulsey Mr. Melvin Dunn Miss Margaret Killin Sponsors FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to widen the knowledge and understanding 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 Auvil, Jeanne Campbell, Edna Faye Cannon, Billie Cervenka, Bernice Collins, Connie Echols, Shirley Ellis, Linda Farris, Margaret Farrow, Gloria Farquhar, Nita Futch, Jean Jenkins, Patsy Johnson, Carolyn Kirkland, Earline LaCroix, Dianna McMickle, Betty Niday, Dama Norris, Nancy Phears, Linda Phelps, Patsy Price, Pat Rogers, Ginger Salazar, Yola Simmon. Lee Smith, Gonnie Trevino, Estella Valenzvela, Elizabeth Ward, Pat Ward, Peggy Webb, Bett Sue Weber, Louise Wilson. Ruth Wolf, Frieda ROSTER Atkin, Barbara Auvil, Jeanne Baird, Peggy Beechie, Gary Breaux, Nan Burgins, Barbara Burns, Susan Campbell, Edna Cannon, Billie Childress, Marcell Clarady, Barbara Clark, George Clark, Merrill Clements, Pat Cook, Eugene Corey, Sandra Cowart, Margie Davies, Genevieve Dennard, Betty Douglas, Joan Echols, Shirley Ellis, Linda Everts, Charlene Farrow, Gloria Flores, Margie Gray, Pat Goebel, Jo Dell Goodman, Mary Beth Hall, Catherine Hays, Patsy Hayes, Betty Ann Horn, Patsy Lake, Charlotte Lee, Sally Lucas, Joyce Montgomery, Edward Phears, Linda Phelps, Patsy Reidelberger, Don Robertson, Ann Rutherford, Charlotte Sanders, Jeannine Schlief, Marie Schomberg, Peggy Sims, Dixie Smith, Gonnie Steffen, Jane Thompson, Ann Thornberry, Helen Ward, Pat Weale, Dorothy Webre. Louise Wilkinson. Barbara Williams, Jeannine OFFICERS Dennis Cook.............President Connie Collins . . Vice President Charlotte Canion Secretary Roy Coronado ... Treasurer Thomas Abbott . Sergeant-at-Arms JUNIOR RED CROSS Mrs. Fern Saxton, Sponsor A very worthwhile group is the Junior Red Cross. It is a national organi- zation, sponsoring chiefly charity drives, such as that for the United Fund. Every year these workers combine their efforts in helping Milby meet the goal set for the Fund. They have sent boxes to needy children in foreign lands and engaged in other works of charity. OFFICERS Stella Falk President Louise Hamrick . Vice President Barbara Eaton . Secretary Kay Wilmot Treasurer Marlene Burchert Sergeant-at-Arms Charlene Everts . Reporter Mrs. Esther E. Thornhill Sponsor VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB The V.I.C. is a state-wide organization with “Preparing Today for Lead- ership Tomorrow” as its motto. Students enrolled in vocational industrial education are eligible for membership. District officers are elected to plan, organize and manage the activities at the district meetings. ROSTER Barnes, Geneva Butler, Charlene Gant, Carolyn Lucas, Joyce Morales, Lucile Riley, Barbara Smith, Gonnie Stierling, Sydell Stone, Emmalene Wright, Erma m 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, students must possess the highest qualities of companionship, scholarship, leadership, service, courage, and honor. OFFICERS Diane Kunz...............President Glenn Peters . . Vice President Kay Yoes.................Secretary Charles Williams . . Treasurer Mr. Ray Anderson Sponsor LAMBA SIGMA ALPHA ROSTER Altman, Grace Beck. David Black, Mary Ruth Chapa, Armando Couch, Carol Dodson, Dayton Hale, Carol Hyatt, Don Miller, Barbara Moore, Mack Salazar, Yola Stanaker, Bob BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Skelley, is a newly organized club in Milby. One of their important projects this year was to plant the rose bushes out on the front campus and otherwise beautify the grounds. ROSTER Bradly, Bernice Carrales, Dorothy Currington, Barbara Harrell, Ruth Henley, Gail Hensew, Rebecca Hilliard, Gail Hodgen, Boyd Howell, Sandra Jackson, Faye Johnson, Faye Ann Kellerman, Judy Mathews, G. W. Mignone, Ruby McLain, Sylvia Neal, Carol Rogers, Dick Ross, Dellana Stevens, Maryln Thompson, Lynn Warnche, Jacqueline Wilinson, Gaye Williamson, Joan OFFICERS Sponsor Mrs. Rose V. Skelley Sayra Warren President George Duckworth . Vice President Jeannie Rees .... Secretary Jennie Church . . Treasurer - i � - ROSTER Allen, Travis J. Caldwell, Donnie Clark, George Cook, Dennis Farrow, Gloria Fine, Sandy Gillis, Benny Grammer, Richard Gray, Pat Harlowe, Gary Heckman, Earl Hite, Roger Holmes, Laneille Holmes, Sherman Ivey, A. W. Johnson, Patricia Laughead, Larry Lord, Judy McBill, Billy Moffett, Lindsay Moore, Mack Noxon, Scotty Oliver, Alvin Pettus, David Rose, Bob Schneider, Marvin Schoettle, Jack Smith, Arvard Thomas, Laverl Waller, Ellis Webb, Betty Sue West, Joseph Wheeler, Mario Youngblood, Dave Having as its aim the study of scientific discoveries and the presenta- tion of these facts to the student body, the Science Club, a member of a national organization, is one of the most serious groups in our school. Not only do the members work to promote interest in different fields of science, but they have helped Milby in a very practical way by leading in the beautify- ing of the grounds. Club delegates attend the winter and spring state con- ferences. OFFICERS Edward Montgomery President Wesley Sanders Vice President Glenn Peters Treasurer Lynne Peters . Secretary Fred Smith Program Chairman Mr. Noble Williams, Sponsor JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE OFFICERS Terry Cude President Steve Rodriquez Vice President Bobby Hunt..............Secretary Raymond Jordan Treasurer James Snedeker Reporter David Hart...............Sentinel Leah Decker Chapter Sweetheart Sponsor Mr. W. A. Thornton FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America consists of boys interested in agricul- ture. 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. Several boys have received scholarships as a result of their agricultural work. ROSTER Burke, A. J. Carlton, Richard Christensen, Roy Cude, Terry DeForest, Jerry Flolo, Mike Foley, Mike Foley, Tommy Freinz, Jerry Gunter, David Hamala, Dennis Hart, David Hodges, Boyd Hunt, Bobby Jackson, Jerry Jordon, Raymond Kern, Jack King, George Manue, Willard Michna, John Osborne, Mac Pipes, Orval Robertson, Ronald Rodriquez, Steve Snedeker, James BUFFALO BOOK ROAMERS The Teen-Age Library Association was organized in April, 1949, for student library assistants in Texas. Its purpose is to arouse interest in librar- ianship as a profession and to furnish knowledge of the different kinds of library work connected with library service. The colors of T.A.L.A. are blue and white, its emblem is a closed book bearing the letters T.A.L.A. District meetings are held annually prior to the State Convention, which convenes in March of each year. ROSTER Belnoski, Betty Jo Hall, Catherine Reifschneider, Mary Beth Stang, Betty Jo Young, Janie AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB Mr. H. C. Smith, Sponsor The members of the Audio-Visual Club, trained by their sponsor to operate motion picture projectors, slide projectors, and public address systems, are of much practical help to teachers and classes who use audio- visual methods as aids to learning. ROSTER Brown, Florence Clark, George Clark, Merrill Cunningham, Tom Daniels, Billy Doss, James Hairell, Ruth Haschke, Maurice Jansen, Freddie Mustain, Donie Nichols, Laura Palumbo. Peggy Payne, Kathy Pettett. Georgia nn Scroggins, Donnell Thompson, Ann Washburn, David OFFICERS Neal Hyde................President Richard Howard Vice President Pat Ward Secretary-Treasurer Richard Howard Reporter Mrs. Louise Coffman Sponsor OFFICERS Wanda Baty...............President Robert Sauter . Vice President Sally Maness . Secretary-Treasurer . .. Librarian Barbara Stanaker . . Pianist Sponsor Mr. J. M. McConnell I MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus, which has been organized several years, consists of approximately fifty members. The chorus stages the annual operetta, the proceeds from the performance being used for the benefit of the Music Department. “A Waltz Dream” was their 1956 production. It is a performing organization which has participated in the Easter Sunrise Service for the last ten years. An annual trip is made to Conroe, where they participate in the Southeast Texas Music Festival. To become a member of the Mixed Chorus, one must have musical talent and good con- duct grades. ROSTEK Jeanne Auvil Wanda Baty Judy Blaylock Carl Boiles Bill Campbell Edward Caten Marcell Childress Gordon Deslattes Joe Dominguez Jim Dowdy Barbara Eddings Margaret Farris Ethel Fine Diane Gore Pat Hall Sandra Jean Harris John Hayes Bobby Henderson Becky Kipp Sally Lee Sally Maness Billy Massey James Mayfield Bill McLeod Ronald Nash Johnny Pizzo Rodney Platte Kathryn Pulley Martha Rusk Judy Saibara Rohert Sauter Mollie Spencer Barbara Stanaker Salvador Vasquez Dora Villarreal Patricia Ward Peggy Ward Phil Wilson ORCHESTRA Mr. Eugene Seastrand, Conductor ROSTER STRINGS REEDS Davis, Donna Ferguson, Carolyn Fitch, Tommy Flores, Virginia Fones, James Glenn, Charlotte Gonzales, Geneva Grimaldo, Teresa Guinn, Don Hamilton, Ronald Hayes, Michael Hensell, Rebecca Hubbard, Charles Ladner, Brooks Swearingen, Gary Valentine, Vynesca Denton, Barbara Kahler, Lou Ann Leija, Frank Ramos, Reyes BRASS Florance, Faye Fredrick, Joe Gordon, Mary Jo Halton, Troy Kirkland, Lois Rowlett, Don Wakefield, Robert DRUMS-PERCUSSION Hall, Linda PIANO Hall, Linda BEVERLY POWELL First Semester Editor-in-Chief BENARD NELKIN Second Semester Editor-in-Chief Layout Editor I MRS. LILY P. INGRAM Sponsor PEGGY BAIRD GLORIA FARROW Organizations Assistant Organizations 140 EDWIN VICKERS Art, Advertising SALLY MANESS LINDA POWELL Assistant Activities Activities MACK MOORE Advertising THOMAS ABBOTT Business Manager — Sports 141 MRS. J. C. PERKINS Business Manager Henry Norman HANDSOMEST SOPHOMORE BOY 144 MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE GIRL ■ ■■ I RUNNERS-UP Most Beautiful Sophomore Girl HOLLY CAPEHART Boy Handsomest Sophomore BOBBY GATES SOPHOMORES Adams, Alton Adams, Charlene Adams, Jacquelne Ainsworth, Larry Alberti, Peggy Alexander, Sharon Allen, Bern Alemendarez, Linda Almendarez, Ruth Anderson, Mary Andrews, Neil Anthony, Julia Faye Appleton, Billy Arevalo, Robert Arrendondo, Chole Arrington, Amanda Ashley, Charlotte Avant, Sandra Babbitt, Carolyn Jo Bailey, Mike Bailey, Patricia Baker, Clark Bandy, Kay Barker, Diana ( ( Barnes, Thomas Barnhart, Charles Bata, Mary Ann Baver, Charles Beard, David Beard, Glenda Beard, Jerry Bedingfield, Sammye Bell, Freddy Bennett, Joe Bob Bennett, Terry Bigham, James Black, Billy Black, John Black, Mary Ruth Blake, Janice Blakeway, Joy Blancas, Valdemar Blaylock, Charles Bliese, James Boehm, Joseph John Bogan, Sammie Boiles, Carl G. Boling, Harlene I a SOPHOMORES Bonds, Judy Bopp, Sherry Borman, Jennie Bowen, Curtis Boyd, Phyllis Bradley, Bernice Bradley, Eleanor Carol Bradley, Karen Brandin, Carole Jeanette Brasseaux, Laura Breazeale, Jo Ann Brickman, Mary Bright, Penny Broughton, Kay Brown, Bonnie Brown, Carolyn Brown, Martha Brown, Mary Lou Brown, Shirley Brownback, Glenda Broyles, Charles Buckner, Geneva Buisson, Bobby Bullock, Jimmy Calderon, Joe Caliva, Lena Ann Calk, David Callihan, Joanne Calvert, Zelda Cammack, Tommy Bunch, Joan Bunch, Tommy Burch, Robert Burgins, Nancy June Burrer, Vic Burton, Jeanette Bushek, Laddy Joe Butler, Charlene Byers, Elayna Caballero, Sam Cadwell, Helen Cain, Roy Campbell, Talmadge Cannon, Anne Capehart, Holly Carlisle, Richard Carlton, Richard Carolus, Judy • Collins, Philip Colunga, Elvera Condra, Lee Beth Conover, John Cook, Beverly Cook, Carolyn Cranford, Esther Crider, Eddie Crosby, Linda Crowder, George Cruz, Gilbert Cruz, Simon Culain, Charles Culbert, Harold Curington, Barbara Daniels, Jimmie Darnall, Ramona Davidson. Arietta Chatagnier, Bill Chauvin, A. J. Christensen, Roy Church, Jennie Clark, Gary Collins, Mike SOPHOMORES Carpenter, Karen Carr, Jim Cary, Robert Case, Delores Castillo, Jimmy Caufield, Glenda Celis, Irene Cervenka, Margaret Champagne, Judy Chapa, Armando Chapa, Josephine Chapp, Saul Cook, Frances Coon, Dixie Copple, Dee Corona, Primitivo Corrales, Dorothy Cottingham, Pene Couch, Carol Lynn Courtney, Carlon Couvillon, Alton Couvillon, Stanley Cox, Henry Coy, Brenda SOPHOMORES Davidson, Gene Davis, Donna Davis, Leon Davis, Peggy Day, Richard Dayhoff, Lenora De la Garza, Mary Delgado, Johnny Denton, Barbara Denton, Gerald Devoti, Beverly Dillard, Frank Dinklage, Mary Dobbs, Wayne Dodson, Daton Doolan, Jean Doss, James Dowdy, Martha Ann Dowling, Steve Downs, Richard Dozier, Bonnie Drapper, David Drewett, Pauline Droddy, Maurine Duck, Gaston Duesterberg, John Dumoit, Marsha Dunaway, Billy Duncan, Irvin Durdin, Shirley East, Patsy Ann Eastland, Tom Eddings, Barbara Edwards, Glen Edwards, Ina Gay Edwards, Margie Eggenberger, Duane Elie, Roland Elliott, Judy Kay English, Pat Espinosa, Gloria Estrella, Lupe Farris, Barbara Faust, Gilbert Faver, Betty Favor, Lanell Fenn, Becky Fitzhugh, Agnes SOPHOMORES Flolo, Mike Flores, Lydia Flores, Olga Fluellen, Sandra Foerster, Glory Foley, Tommy Fones, James Milton, Forbes, Patsy Ford, Frank Foster, Eugene Foster, Jean Fowler, Randy Frederick, Joe Freeman, Bill Freeman, Lynda Funch, Ronny Friddell, Sandy Friedl, Lynn Friess, Jerry Fry, Robert Fullerton, Leslie Fussell, Gerry Gabino, Sergio Galloway, Dewey Gamboa, Raymond Garcia, Amelia Garcia, Esther Garcia, Louis Garcia, Petra Garner, Norman Garrett, Vicki Garza, Alice Garza, Casimiro Garza, Robert Gates, Bobby Geesing, Donald Gersbach, Phillip Gibbs, Darla Sue Giblin, Joel Giesy, Bobby Gilles, Lydia Gilliand, Linda Glasson, Sandra Glenn. Charlotte Godhelp, Jenny Gomez, Alice Gomez, George Gomez, George SOPHOMORES Gomez, Mary Christine Gomez, Tony Gonzales, Augustine Gonzales, Christine Gonzales, Connie Gonzales, Cruz Gonzales, Dolores Gonzales, Israel Goodwin, Richard Gordon, Gay Lynn Grady, Ruby Graham. Jack Graves, Jimmy Green, Jessie Marion Grimald, Theresa Grimes, Walter Guerra, Jesse Guinn, Betty Ruth Gunter, David Haile, Betty Hairell, Ruth Hall, Bonnie Hall, Ivy Hall, Ronald Haltom, Troy Hamala, Dennis Hamliton, Ronald Hamrick. Ivan Hardwick, Glenda Harper, Sue Harrist, Belle Hartell, Doris Ann Haschke, Maurice Hatcher, Judy Hayes, Micheal Haynes, Don Heard, Donald Heffernan, Steve Heinlein, Wanda Henderson, Donny Henley, Gail Henry, Barbara Hensell, Rebecca Hickman, Randall Hill, Thomas Hilliard, Gail Hinton, Pat Hitt. Hugh SOPHOMORES Hodges, Boyd Hogue, Billy Hoisinglon, Melvyn Holman. Penny Holt, Richard Honea, Boyce Howard, John Howell, Sandra Hubbard, Charles Hubbard, Gerald Hudson, Don Huff, Fred Huggins, Bob Huggins, Keith Hugghins, Nancy Hughes, Shirley Hutchison, Fred Hyatt, Don Irwin, Joe Jackson. Jerry Jackson. B. Rodney Jackson, William James, Bernard Jansen, Freddie Johnson, Faye Ann Johnson, Lola Johnston Margarel Johnson, Marva Johnson, Patsy Jones, David Jarrell, David Jennings, A1 Jennings, Roy Joe, Robert Johnson, Ann Johnson, Carolyn Jones, Delbert Jones, Eddy Jones, Harold Jones, Jimmy Joyce, Johnny Kapalske, Karol Kellerman, Judy Kelly, Joyce Kennedy, John W. Kern, Jack Kerr, Doralea Kieke, Carol i 1 SOPHOMORES Kihn, Linnah Kimmey, Alden Kimmey, Dana King, Perry Kinney, Eddi Kipp, Kenneth Kirk, Willis Kirkland, Leslie Earline Kirkpatrick, Dale Klara, Sandra Klotz, Robert Knox, Becky Koons, Peggy Kosek, Ann Krajca, Albert Krai, David Kuehler, Nicky Kulhanek, Peggy Kurtz, Martha La Bouve, Bobby La Croix, Diane Lamb, Mary Beth Landers, Jimmy Langerhans, Joy Lauck, Patricia Law, Philip Lazo, Eva Lcasman, Bob Leech, Dale Leggett, Toby Long, Jodine Loomis, Sharon Lowe, Delores Lucdecke, Dennis Luna, Roy McAdams, Barbara McClister, Marilee McDaniel, Jimmy McDowell, Johnny Lee McEwin, Brenda McKaughan, Lareda McKee, Kay Leonard, Bill Leonard, Patricia Limon, Mary Louise Lindsey, Johnnie Lobban, Barbara Ann Lockwood, Harvey Joe SOPHOMORES McKenzie, Jerry McLain, Sylvia McMickle, Linda McPearson, Patricia McVey, Gerald McWilliams, Sandra Jo Macbeth, Mary Maddox, Allan Maddox, Kenneth Mahurin, Mike Malone, John Maly, Patricia Mann, Bobby Mansker, Tommy Mantooth, Elaine Manuel, Willard Marrero, Bill Martin, James Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Angel Angelina Fernando Johnny Margaret Ovidio H. Marx, Betty Masters, Robert R. Mathewson, Benjamin Matthews, G. W. Matthews, Wanda Maughmer, Buck Medel. Rafael Medina, Edda Medina, Elidia Melcher, Sandra Mendel, Cecile Mendoza, Augustine Merten, Terry Michna, John Mignone, Ruby Miles, Margaret Miller, Dianne Miller, Mildred Miller, Ronnie Millikin, Kay Molen, Barbara Moncrief, Terry Monteau, Louis Montoya, Albert SOPHOMORES Moody, J. C. Moon, Jeanette Moor, Sidney Moore, Pat Morgan, Bessie Jean Morin. Magdalena Morman, Bobby Morris, Bill Morris, Jerry Morrison, William Morton. Jessie Morton. Mervin Murdock, Maurice Murillo, Rosemary Murphy, Suse Ann Murray, James Musemeche, Billy Mylius, Ronnie Neal, Annette Neal, Carol Neal, George Neal, Harold Neuman, John Neveu, Edward Neveux, David Norman, Henry Norris, Bob Odom, Cecil Olivarez, Jesse Ontiveros, Sylvia Opiela, Lee O’Sullivan, Tobias Outlaw, Sally Overturff, Patsy Palacios. Marie Palmer, B. L. Palmer, Dennis Pancamo, Tommy Parnell, David Parrish, Bill Parrish. Carl Patrick, George SOPHOMORES Patterson, Deann Patterson, Marlene Patterson, Orban Patterson, Read Patton, Carl Elliott Pease, Jerry Pena. Helen Percle. Sandra Pereira, Sheila Perez. George Perez, Gloria Margot Perez, Jesse Perez, Virginia Peterson. Mickey Phears, Judy Phillips. Lynn Pierce, Wiley Pierpont, Leo Pietsch, Edward Pipes, Orval Pittman, Peggy Plant, Sharon Pledger. Horace Plummer. Suzan Ponder. Betty Porter. Judy Potthoff, Allen Powell, Lynda Preston, Noralee Pretzer, Craig Price, Pat Pritchett. Sandra Pyle, Kenneth Quade, Sharon Quinn, Linda Raby, Millie Ramirez, Israel Ramirez, Marilyn Ramos, Aurora Ramos, Ramona Rawls, Yvonne Ray, Norma Raymer, Jimmy Reagan, Lester Redwine, Faye Reed, Charles Reed, Dennis Rees, Jeannie m SOPHOMORES Revell, John Reynolds, Gary Rice, Christine Rice, Pam Richardson, Pat Richardson. Patsy Rieder, Gene Rivera, Andrew Roark. Shirley Robbins, James Landon Roberts, Larry Robertson, Howard Robertson. Ronald Rodgers, Buddy Rodriguez, Tony Rogas, Earnest Boyd Rogers, Jacquelyn Romero, Edilia Romo, Joe Rosales, Dora Rose, Bob Ross, Delano Ross, Larry Rowland, Judy Rowland, Marjorie Rowold, Barbara Rusk, Martha Russell, Stephen Rutherford, Tommy Ryan, Larry Sadler, Ruby Salazar, Joe Salinas, Marco Sanchez, Matilde Sandy, Ann Sanford, Bernice Saunders, Robert Scheffer, David Schoppe, Gordon Earle Schmidt, William Schrader, Marilyn Scott, Carol Ann Scott, Thomas Scroggins, Donnell Segel, Jerry Shannon, Lonnell Sheffield, Linda Sherrard, Robert SOPHOMORES Shuler, Wanda Sides, Mary Helen Sifuentez, Ofelia Silkey, Jan Silva, Mary Simmons, Joe Simons, Lea Simonton, Harry Skelly, Harold Smethers, Judy Smith, Alba Smith, Annie Smith, Audrey Smith, Brian Smith, Charles Smith, Donald Smith, Katherine Smith, Kay Smith, Lloyd A. Smith, Wiley Smythe, Patrick Snelling, James Snider, George Solis, Tony Solomon, Tommy Spivey, Billy Spruill, Julian Stacy, Sandra Stanaker, Barbara Stevens, Marilyn Stevens, Sue Steward, Floyd Stobart, Helen. Stone, Emmalene Stone, James Stracener, Ruth Straight, Robert Stringer, Patricia Sturdivant, Sandra Stutes, Faye Brenda Suarez, Roy Sublett, Tommy Sweeney, Peggy Tanton, Martha Teddlie, Susie Teel, Richard Teeple, Norman Terry, Lanny SOPHOMORES Thacker, Jimmy Tharp, Bobbie Jean Thomas, Larry Thomas, Neil Thomas, Pat Thompson, Lynn Thompson, Richard Thrift, Nancy Tiller, Gregory Tilley, Bobby Todd, Edward Torres, Abel Towers, Gilbert Tracy, Patricia Travis, Allen Trevino, Ruben Turnage, Wade Turner, Tom Tyralski, Dolores Underwood, Eugene J. Valentine, Vyneeca Valverde, Richard VanSickle, Carolyn Vasquez, M. Johnny Vasquez, Joe Vinson, Linda Wade, Guy Wagley, Donald Walker, Danny Wall, Dale Warwick, Johnny Washburn, David Watters, Peggy Wennagel, Larry Whatley, Farley Wheeler, Lewis Waller, Carolyn Walls, Shirlene Ward, Carolyn Ward, Sharon Warncke, Jacqueline Warren, Sayra H Wheeler, Patsy Whiddon, Sharon White, Bill Whitmarsh, Dale Wiggins, Donald Wilber, Robert SOPHOMORES Wilkins, Gayc Williams, Brenda Williams, David Williams, Joan Williams, Peter Wills, Jeanie Willy, Jack Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Sonny Wimberly, Nancy Winans, Marjorie Winder, James Winfrey, Catherine Witcher, Loyce Wittenburg, Bernice Woodruff, Donell Wright, Billy Wright, Clifton A group of sophomores happily escape from Mrs. Perkins’ math class. Miss Stockard’s sewing class studies the newest designs in women’s fashions. Mr. Acker explains the “stirrup”, the “anvil” and the “hammer”. A SUNNY PLOT FOR TIME OUT BETWEEN CLASSES I u 'i AN AVENUE THROUGH THE TREES MILBY CHEERLEADERS | 0 164 mm MILBY CHEERLEADERS Raymond Massey, Senior Billy Daniels, Senior Paula Cihat, Junior FOOTBALL Lee Beeson George Scott . George Lambert James Truelove Football Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach TEAM OF ’56 Mary Jo Gordon, Football Sweetheart Bobby Goodwin, Captain Charles “Toppy” Dinhoble, Captain Oscar Ward Charles Dinhoble Donald Mitchell Gene Oliver Don Reidelberger 167 Billy Phillips Jimmy Jones Henry Norman Elgin Plummer Eugene Bunton Keith Huggins : •• - : 'i Danny Walker Don Rowlett Bobby Musemeche Jimmy Shadden Connell Pitts Walter Grimes Alfred Torres Charles Willis Alden Kimmey Roy Jennings Floyd Smith Billy Don Freeman MILBY VS. AUSTIN Torres and others go into action to stop a ball carrier. MILBY VS. JEFF DAVIS Dinhoble and other Milby players tackle a runner. MILBY VS. SAINT THOMAS Henry Norman returns a punt. j MILBY VS SAM HOUSTON Bunton and Plummer are in hot pursuit of the runner. MILBY VS. SAM HOUSTON Mitchell, Huggins, and Torres make trouble for the ball carrier. BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Augustine Fernandez, A1 Duran, Ruben Martinez, Kenny Coleman, Milburn Gant, Darrell Taylor, Buster Sullivan, Gerald McClain, Jack Willy, Butch Brugier. 174 Butch Brugier Gerald McLain Buster Sullivan Kenny Coleman j T k MILBY BASKETBALL SCORES FOR THE 1956-57 SEASON I Milby 43 — Buna . 60 Milby 48 — Smiley 43 Milby . 41 — Big Sandy . 29 Milby 39 — Port Arthur 57 Milby 54 — Big Sandy 41 Beaumont Tournament Milby 55 — Beaumont 42 Milby 55 — Big Sandy 37 Milby . . 45 — Lamar . . 38 Milby 40 — Buna 48 Milby 28 — Smiley 65 Nacogdoches Tournament Milby . ... 77 - Jacksonville 43 Milby . 50 — Bellaire . 45 Milby 62 — Central (Pollok) 59 Milby .58 — Victoria . 59 Milby 65 — Pasadena 36 Milby . ... 57 — Central (Pollok) 61 Milby ... 51 — Cayuga . . 60 Milby 65 — Coushatta 43 Milby . 60 — Big Sandy 50 Milby 73 — Cayuga . . 52 Milby 37 — Buna 64 Jaycee Tournament Milby 60 — Pasadena 42 Milby 62 — Reagan 38 Milby . 55 — Crozier Tech 33 Milby 32 — Bellaire 42 Milby . . 46 — Pasadena 48 Milby . ... 49 — Bellaire 39 Milby . 36 — Lamar 51 Milby ... 60 — Austin . . 52 Milby .48 — San Jacinto 53 Milby . 38 — Reagan 27 Milby . 60 — Davis . . 54 Milby . 56 — Sam, Houston 49 Milby . 50 — Reagan 48 Milby ... 72 — Davis . . 43 Milby . 77 — Sam Houston 44 Regional Playoff Milby . . 43 — Port Arthur 45 Milby . .45 — Bellaire . . 48 BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM 0 I Earl Maughmer, Jr. Roddy Roy Eugene Bunton Gordon Mylius Roy Odum GOLF Joe Calderon Herb Wagers Sonny Wilson Buddy Rogers BOYS7 SWIMMING TEAM Richard Holt Mike Callaway Tommy Turner Coach Truelove Thomas McClughan Harry Simonton Michael Hayes Milburn Gant Carl Stone Johnny Hodgson BASEBALL Raymond Garcia Buster Sullivan Allen Burns EH Frank Portilla Lee Beeson Hal Lambert George Scott James Truelove Jerry Hoisington Jimmy Cox Bob Stanaker Donald Elliott Earl Brown Eugene Bunton Gene Oliver Donald Mitchell Larry Oslin fiH TRACK Dale Kirkpatrick Lewis Wheeler Billy Phillips Toppy Dinhoble Bobby Goodwin Elgin Plummer BOYS' TENNIS TEAM Left to right: John Conover, Lindsay Moffett, Dennis Julian, Jimmy Teaff. i i GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Standing: Deanna Kirby Camille Hartman Mary Ann Hueter Barbara Miller Kneeling: Dimpy Bowling Beverly Cook Mary Brickman Wilma Brickman m GIRLS’ SPORTS SWIMMING TEAM Standing: Janet Holbert, Captain; Charlotte Alex- ander, Sheila Percia, Jackie Rogers, Mary Brickman, Katherine Smith, Dorothy Dorrales, Margaret Killin, Coach. Sitting, left to right: Gin- ger Rogers, Bessie Mor- gan, Joyce Cox, Ivy Hall, Sharon Loomis, Sonja Lunsford, Pat Rauch, and Florence Brown. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Left to right: Maria Fernandez, Janis Kneblik, Janice Blake, Nettie Lorance, Margret Cervenka, Mrs. Pearl Wilson, Coach; Janis Wilmot, Shirley Prichard, Deanna Kirby, Frances Beavens, Barbara Burgins, Kay Yoes, Bernice Cervenka, Martha Taylor, Mary Ann Hueter, Co-Captains; Barbara Miller, Manager; Evelyn Bland, Co-Captain; Marlene Patterson, Pat Root, Marilyn VanSickle, Paula Cihat. ARCHERY TEAM Dolores Rollins Patsy Jenkins Pam Blackman Sandra Corey Margaret Killin, Coach SENIOR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Left to right: Shirley Prichard Bernice Cervenka Mary Ann Hueter Janis Kneblik Nettie Lorance Deanna Kirby Not Pictured: Evelyn Bland (Captain) Annette DuPlantis (Manager) Janis Wilmot Martha Taylor GIRLS’ SPORTS JUNIOR INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL Left to right: Gloria Foster Julia Ybarra Marianna Dobbs Ann Johnson Sue Kemp Jeanette Peters Donna Weiss (Not Pictured) MODERN DANCE CLASS SENIOR INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL First row, left to right: Lenora Medellin Mary Galaviz Mrs. Pearl Wilson Peggy Schomburg Shirley Storemski Second row, left to right: Josephine Torres Rachal Gomez Diane Kunz (Captain.) Patsy Hayes (Manager) Pat Johnson Josephine Rodriquez I 1 GIRLS’ SPORTS JUNIOR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Front row: Judy O’Neal Dolores Rollins, Captain Rear row: Margie Cowart Laneille Holmes Jackie Rhodes Paula Cihat SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL Ginger Rogers Front row: Mary Silva Sammye Bedingfield Lena Caliva Magdalena Morin Rear row: Dana Kimmey Peggy Watters Linnah Kihn Faye Ann Johnson Barbara Stanaker SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Geneva Buckner Pat Barley Sandra Mouser Beverly Cook Pat Thomas Sandra Jo McWilliams Sandra Sturdivant TALL PINES AND OAKS ON THE NORTH GROUNDS I ■ T.-’v ;;.; SUSAN PLUMMER Each year the girls of the physical education classes and the Coeds nominate candidates for the posture queen. From these candidates presented before an all- girl assembly the queen is selected by a group of competent judges. PAT RAUCH, Second Place BEVERLY DEVOTI, Third Place 190 VALENTINE SWEETHEART , PAULA CIHAT BOBBY GOODWIN Receiver of the Looney Trophy CAROLYN MASSEY City Track Meet Sweetheart, '56 Mary Beth McDonald, Director of a school of modeling, presents the flowers to Carolyn. ( The dancers rest between numbers during the Senior Prom, May, 1956. Has the bell rung? Yes, Hurry! Lazy bones? Oh, no! Merely resting . SI ■‘M Our librarians, Mrs. Caraway and Mrs. Coffman, work to make the library one of the focal points of student interest. Mrs. Spencer and her young artists make the art room one of the most “colorful” places in Milby. Craft students listen to instructions from Mrs. Heickman as they model in clay. Who are these diligent ones? Mr. Williams and some of his future scientists. If you can’t guess who these are, read the sign on the board. What are these chemistry students doing? Making fire, so they say. i Mr. Thornton to his young farmers: “This, boys, is a chisel.” What! No chickens? No rabbits? A perfect set-up; a work- bench, a group of boys, with Mr. Koehler supervising. Put that wheel on right, boys. Mr. Koehler is watching. So this is the way Mr. Corder spends his spare time! Mr. McConnell and Mrs. Tebow pause to ponder a point, but Mrs. Skel- ley, as usual, grades notebooks. Mr. (“Chief”) Sylestine, our head custodian, keeps a warm heart and a warm furnace. That’s Mr. Niemi, trying to hide behind a loaded desk. PEP RALLY The cheer leaders prepare to lead the student body in a yell. Kneeling, they give their best for dear old Milby. When the pep is highest, the cheerleaders go into gym- nastics. And this strange contraption? A shaper—whatever that is. What is this fascinating machine? A metal lathe, the boys say. Serving a big round of cheese? No, only doing foundry work. ES� Mrs. Jarry’s girls can cook so well that they enjoy eating the foods prepared in their own kitchen. Stirring up a batch of candy is fun. Miss Stockard’s sewing stu- dents study the quality and color of materials. 1 as And the band played on— leading the music for the rally. The football field as it looks from the roof erf the south wing. What’s cooking? A newsy stew, of course, for it’s the Plainsman staff at work. I I ARTISTS FOR THE ANNUAL Standing, left to right: Marilyn VanSickle (This That); Mrs. Marjorie Spencer, teacher; Janice Warncke (Table of Contents); Sandra Wheeler (Milby on Parade); Robert Baker (Seniors); Joyce Cox (Administration); Frances Beavens (Organiza- tions); J. C. Brewer (Sophomores); Bruce Taylor (Juniors). Seated: Edwin Vickers (Sports); Shirley Brown (Advertisements); Josephine Maxwell (Cover and End Sheets). Not in picture: Betty Sue Webb (Student Body); Benard Nelkin (Cover Design). Woodcuts for “Student Body” and “Milby on Parade” division sheets won awards in the regional Scholastic Art contest. The end sheets won a gold key in the Scholastic Art Contest and will enter national competition. HAIL AND FAREWELL FROM THE ANNUAL STAFF Linda Powell Edwin Vickers Gloria Farrow Benard Nelkin Mrs. Perkins Mrs. Ingram Thomas Abbott Sally Maness Peggy Baird Mack Moore i a i £ i t il kIS- wcw -v ■ • ' ': V ’ . r %- iV , , . ■ LOCKING ; ACROSS THE FRONT GROUNDS FROM SOtJTH to NORTH 'll ■ c Ay - 7' , slula - yy cyyy (JL V - JC JL, yy A ,'t si_ ‘-thu ayA' Ad JIjLOAJ 9:rL(j a yj kaI aaMaLzJ Jf yZjLf? «u y ' aUaA' AOAAiA -7zJ ajf T Aait o£ y J{ y Kjo A- x yLyG ji j-JL 'AJL C S aA- ° sO yy y -yUjeu ( Q . P Vc£. Gy tAAyLO_ . nP '- C- AAaAA_ C iA y (5-z _ f£) (X O iy Oy -£ . a -Ax t JP s uy yAAtyy a-ji_ $ AiAJ+Y Ay A y (£ y, -A Aas A yut ■ dX ° - xy Mj-e y(Lula y '—iaia j a n 0 i y ' im -{r Jt- - t_ U JC JL, -a- -M_. '-VTO' alaaa ' _0 iy ‘ L 4AAA-- y A- GAL-y -AaL j Q) O Q ,iAA- ytf c,i rJ -£ y y vQ- 2CL +J,y.y . ... . . LAJ-X-. '-AAiyL ayLP 7 =yuL y -A (IUy_y e- tAy AA AAAyJA 0 „ . 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