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Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

 - Class of 1960

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Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1960 volume:

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-rf - ' .• .w.- v-. . L ' to R A p r L I W I I 3 1833 01856 0786 IW Stand for the Qold and White, our colors raise Our ma Meter ' s might, leads oh always. We pledge how joyfully, as years go by, MoHor and loyalty, to Com roe High. f-,.. ' ' THE 7960 FLARE CONROE HIGH SCHOOL CONROE, TEXAS R L.3 for Reference NoHi taken from this fi ROMOBl B5DD0 DEDICATION Come on now, kids, lets get to work. Familiar words such as these mentioned, and others like them, can be heard issuing from the chemistry lab during any typical day at C.H.S. These familiar words are spoken by a well-known man. Yet how much about this man do we really knoW Born on February 18, 1905, in Rockford, Illinois, he graduated from Rockford High School in 1923. All of us are acquainted with the fact that he attended and graduated from the United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, and later served with the Army Ground Forces. After receiving his Master of Education degree in Educa- tion Administration at the University of Texas in 1945, this interesting person became a teacher of mathematics at Texas Military Institute in San Antonio and later superintendent of an American school in Monterrey, Mexico. For the past sev- eral years Conroe High School has been privileged to have this man as a teacher of math and science. Because he makes us realize the necessity for alertness, because of his great ability as a teacher, because of our in- debtedness to him, and because his courses present such a challenge to us, we dedicate the 1960 Flare to - ROY V. KEYES ORDER OF THE BOOK FOREWORD CAMPUS SCENES ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FAVORITES SPORTS SNAPS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOREWORD What to remember, what to forget? This is a question that only time can answer. The important moments will re- main; the others will be forgotten. This book was made for YOU, the readers. Its purpose is to help you remember the time, the place, the incident, and the people. The pictures are to make you remember and smile, or remember and sigh. No one can fully appreciate this book - unless he has lived its story. You are the characters. The hard work and effort of many people has recorded this story for you. We sincerely hope you enjoy it. It is yours. - :z zyuzJi is!«!r - ' a ' ■; .:, iiiii4 8!,iR« BAND HALL  -•: f- y m- ' w ADMINISTRATION W. D. WILKERSON SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MARGUERITE CROOKE Secretary to the Superintendent I BOARD OF EDUCATION NEAL KNOX Vice President 7- FRANK HILL ELMORE President JIMMY GIBSON Secretary EDDIE ADCOCK OTHA REAVES A. D. FORD Business Administrator DR. DEAN SADLER KENNETH WALKER f J. L McCULLOUGH PRINCIPAL HELYNE COE Secretary to the Principal T. J. DEFEE American History Civics Economics NANCY BETH HALL Algebra Plane Geometry Football Coach ELEANOR McCULLOUGH English 4 MAURIE SEALE Algebra LEE SMITH Head Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach General Science American History DORIS SIMPSON Girls ' P.E. Basketball Coach ROY KEYES Physics I Senior Math I Chemistry LEE WITT General Math CLASSES KM OFFICERS Secretary MARY PALMER Vice President STUART COYLE President - -TOM CABLE Treasurer - - JANIE DEFEE r5j PHSKI ' T m i LUPE ALVARADO 1 p ■ - ) I fev ■ ■ 9 M ft ' ■,. , V- ■ ' ' ' ' j.--rA A ' ' ' ■ ' ■ . ■ . ■ ,= f • -■ ' ' • faBi ' 7-- JOHN ATKINSON JOAN LANELL BELL CUAUSTINE KATHERINE KENDALL BAYLOR R.AY BENGE, JR. .U mL. ROBBYE HENDERSON CARTER V TT- ROBERT CHARLES CASHNER FRANCES CLANTON JIMMY COLE CARROLL M. CHAMBERS DONALD RAY COOK SENIORS LINDA O. COX STUART COYLE COURTENAY CAROLYN CRANE JUAN CRUNK JANIE JO DeFEE DONNA LOU DELLINGER GEORGIANNE DAVIS PATRICK ARTHUR DOYLE 7960 MARILYN EASLEY LINDA DUKES JOHNNIE DRIVER, JR. EUGENE GARRETT LOU ELLEN GOLDEN YNUELL GILBERT JAMES E. GIBSON, JR. SENIORS JULIE ANN HAILEY PATSY HODGES ROSALYN HUFFMAN DONALD JOE HALES JERRY WAYNE HOLLAND CONNER LEE JOHN PAUL JOHNSON I960 MARY K. JONES 1 HH ■H BARBARA JORDAN 1 f P 1 1 -u. r U 1 ,. t MURPHY B. KIDD. JR. BILLIE RHUE LANDRUM RICHARD LAMPTON JOHN LACKEY SENIORS I THOMAS E. McALISTER FOSTER MADELEY LAURA LEE MADELEY ROBERT DERRELL MEADOWS DERRELL McDONALD BEVERLY SUE MARTIN VELMA JEAN MIZE WILMA JEAN MOORE J 960 EVELYN MORSE DONNA GAIL NUTTER LARRY COVIN OWENS GAYLE SHANNON PARKER MICKEY PALMER MARY PALMER SENIORS ALTHA LAVERN PUCKETT HENRY PUCKETT JEAN RALSTON SHELBY RALSTON I960 ROBERT RANDALL I s - i FRANKLIN RUNNELS SHARON ROSS MIKE REAGAN GEORGE SANDERS RAYMOND RUSHING JESSE SINGLETON, SHERRY SIMMONS JOHN H. SASSiE. JR. SENIORS HELENE CATHERINE STEWARD JOE W. TAYLOR BILLIE THOMAS I960 JONATHAN THORNBERRY VIRGINA EDWARDS VAUGHN JERRY WAYNE TUCKER n, KAREN WALLACE JUDY WIL.MOTH CAROLYN WGuiNi NANCY ANN WEISINGER SENIOR ACTIVITIES LUPE ALVARADO SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; Tigerettes, B Team; F.H.A. JUNIOR - Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; National Honor Society SENIOR - Latin Club, J.C. L. ; National Honor Society; Student Council, Treasurer; Tigerettes, President, A Team Letterman; Coronation - Queen Candidate NANCY ANDREWS SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; F. H. A. JUNIOR - SENIOR - Drama Club JOHN ATKINSON SOPHOMORE JUNIOR - SENIOR - Team; F.T. A. ; Bowling CLAUSTINE KATHERINE KENDALL BAYLOR SOPHOMORE - Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Band; Kaperettes; Tigerettes, intramural Champs Team, Doubles, Singles JUNIOR - Latin Club, J.C.L.; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman, District Champs; F.T. A. SENIOR - Latin Club; Drama Club; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; Coronation - Queen Candidate JOAN LANELL BELL SOPHOMORE - Tigerettes, B Team; F.H. A. ; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Tigerettes, A Team; F.H. A. ; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Tigerettes, Reporter, A Team Letterman; Tee Square Club, Treasurer; F.H. A. Coronation; Tigerette Executive Council RAY BENGE, JR. SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; Band; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Tee Square Club; Choir SENIOR - Tee Square Club; Choir, Sextette; Track; Junior Rotarian GAY LYNNE BJESELE SOPHOMORE - Band; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Pan Am. Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Band, District Band, First Place Trio. Latin Club, J.C.L.; Tee Square Club; Nation- al Honor Society SENIOR - Band, Vice President; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Tee Square Club; National Honor Society.; Drama Club; Coronation - Queen Candidate, ELIZABETH ELLEN BOESELT SOPHOMORE - Band; Latin Club; Kaperettes, Homecoming JUNIOR - Band; Latin Club SENIOR - Latin Club. J.C. L. ; Drama Club; Coronation and Coronation Floor Show TEX RAY BONIN SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - Tee Square; Football I SENIOR - Baseball GLENDA BRADFORD SOPHOMORE - F.H. A., Junior Degree; Tigerettes, Executive Council; Latm Club, J.C.L. ; Basketball Intramural Champion Team JUNIOR - F.H. A., Area IX Vice President, District Program, State Meeting, Chapter Degree; Tigerettes, Executive Council, B Team; National Honor Society SENIOR - F. H. A. , Co-President, State Degree Nominee, State Meeting; Tigerettes, Vice President, Manager; National Honor Society; Student Council; Queen of Cottage, Corona- tion DAN BRUCE SOPHOMORE - Football; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Football SENIOR - MARY LEE BRUNSON SOPHOMORE - Basketball Intramural Champs; Tigerettes; F.H.A. ; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - Basketball Intramural Champs SENIOR - Homecoming Student Teacher JAMES BUCHANAN SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club; Track; Football B Team JUNIOR - Track; Football Letterman SENIOR - Track; Football Letterman; Football Tri -Captain; Junior Rotarian; Coronation FREDDIE GAYLE BURK SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - Tee Square Club SENIOR - Tee Square Club; Drama Club; Coronation; Cheerleader, Powder Puff Game; Junior Rotarian TRAVIE JEAN BUSBY SOPHOMORE - Latin Club; Tigerettes JUNIOR - National Honor Society; Basketball intramural Champion Team SENIOR - Drama Club: Latin Club; National Honor Society TOM CABLE SOPHOMORE - Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Band; Tee Square Club; Outstanding Drawing Student Award JUNIOR - Latin Club, Vice President. J.C. L. ; Tee Square Club; Band; National Honor Society SENIOR - Latin Club, President; Senior Class President; Student Council. Reporter ; Flare Staff; National Honor Society; Junior Rotarian; Drama Club; Coronation; National Merit Scholar- ship, Semi-Finalist; Delegate to 1960 White House Conference for Youth; Homecoming Show; Valedictorian. 1960 UDY CALFEE SOPHOMORE - F. T. A. ; F.H.A. , Junior Degree; Band; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - F.H.A. ; F.T.A. SENIOR - F. H. A. , State Fair; F. T. A. ; Drama Club ROBBYE HENDERSON CARTER SOPHOMORE - Latin Club; F.H.A.; Tigerettes JUNIOR - SENIOR - ROBERT CHARLES CASHNER SOPHOMORE - (Flint. Michigan) Biology Club; Red Cross, Vice President JUNIOR - Spanish Club; Red Cross; Chemistry Club SENIOR - (Conroe) Drama Club CARROLL M. CHAMBERS SOPHOMORE - Band; Golf Team District Champ, No. 2 Golfer; Pan Am. Club; Tee Square JUNIOR - Band; Golf Team. District Champ, No. 4 Golfer; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Band; Golf Team; Junior Rotarian FRANCES CLANTON SOPHOMORE - F.H.A. JUNIOR - Band SENIOR - JIMMY COE SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; Tee Square Club; Football JUNIOR - Tee Square Club; Football Letterman; Track; National Honor Society SENIOR - Tee Square Club; National Honor Society; Football Letterman, All-District Team, Most Valuable Player; Track; Coronation; Junior Rotarian i,r I ' vu DONALD RAY COOK SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - Track SENIOR - Track EVON COOK (BROWN) SOPHOMORE - Choir JUNIOR - Choir SENIOR - LINDA O. COX SOPHOMORE - Band; F.H.A, ; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - Band; F.H.A. SENIOR - Band; Drama Club; F.H.A. STUART COYLE SOPHOMORE - (Magnolia) - Football Letterman; Basketball Letterman; Track Letterman; Baseball Letterman; F.F. A. , Third Place State Dairy Judging Teaui, Eleventh Place State Dairy Judging Individual JUNIOR - (Conroe) - Football B Team; Coronation. Prince; F.H.A. Beau; Track Letterman SENIOR - Football Letterman; Senior Class Vice President; Student Council. Parliamentarian; Coronation; Junior Rotarian; Track COURTENAY CAROLYN CRANE SOPHOMORE - Kaperettes; Homecoming Floorshow; F.H.A. ; F.T.A. ; Latin Club. J.C.L.. National Convention; Tigerettes, B Team JUNIOR - F. T. A. ; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Coronation; Tigerettes, B Team; Conroe Hi and Low SENIOR - F. T. A. , Reporter; Latin Club, Secretary. J.C. L. ; Coronation - Queen Candidate; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; Drama Club; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Conroe Hi and Low JUAN CRUNK SOPHOMORE - Band JUNIOR - Band SENIOR - Band GEORGIANNE DAVIS SOPHOMORE - Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Student Council; Sophomore Class, Treasurer; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; Pan Am. Club; F. H. A. ; Band; F. T. A. JUNIOR - Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Representative-at-Large; National Honor Society; Coronation; Basketball Intramural Champ; F. H. A. SENIOR - Varsity Cheerleader. Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Vice President; National Honor Society; Coronation Queen Candidate; Football Sweetheart; Student Council; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Drama Club; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman JANIE DEFEE SOPHOMORE - Latin Club. J.C.L. ; Sophomore Favorite; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; F.H.A. ; Band; Flare Staff JUNIOR - Junior Class Secretary; Student Council; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Band; F.H.A. ; Tigerettes, Manager. Second Vice President; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Flare Staff. Asst. Business Manager; National Honor Society SENIOR - Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; F.H.A. ; Tigerettes. Manager; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Varsity Cheerleader; Flare Staff. Business Manager; Nation- al Honor Society; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Coronation Queen Candidate DONNA LOU DELLINGER SOPHOMORE - (Spring Branch) Drama Club; Bruin Brigade; (Conroe) Choir JUNIOR - Choir; Basketball Intramurals Champion SENIOR - Choir, Vice President; Tigerettes, A Team; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Coronation; Drama Club PATRICK ARTHUR DOYAL SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - SENIOR - JOHNNIE DRIVER. JR. SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - SENIOR - Coronation LINDA DUKES SOPHOMORE - Band; F.H.A. JUNIOR - Band SENIOR - Band; F.H.A.; Drama Club MARILYN EASLEY SOPHOMORE - Band; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; F.H.A. date for Daisy Mae JUNIOR - Band; Latin Club. J.C.L. ; F.H.A. ; F.T.A. SENIOR - Band; Latin Club; Drama Club; Coronation Latin Club. J.C.L. ; Candi- rr Jj— -; , DAVE FISHER I ' ' ., SOPHOMORE ■ ■ ' ; Latin Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Band; Latin Club; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Latin Club; Junior Rotarian rr EUGENE GARRETT SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - SENIOR - Junior Rotarian JOEE. FREE SOPHOMORE - Tee Squre Ciub JUNIOR - SENIOR - JAMES E. GIBSON, JR. SOPHOMORE - Band; Pan Am. Club; Tee Square Club; Baseball JUNIOR - Band; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Band, President; Coronation; Baseball; Tee Square Club; Student Council; Junior Rotarian GLYNDELL GILBERT SOPHOMORE - Band; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floor Show; F. H. A. ; Latin Club. J.C.L. JUNIOR - Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Candidate lor Daisy Mae; Junior Favorite ' SENIOR - Latin Club, J.C.L., Treasurer; Drama Club; Coronatioa; Daisy Mae LOU ELLEN GOLDEN SOPHOMORE - F. H. A. ; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - F.H.A. SENIOR - F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Drama Club A SARAH BESS GRAY SOPHOMORE - Sophomore Class President; Flare Staff, Sophomore Class Editor-, Pan Am. Club; Tigerettes, B Team; Kaperettes; Student Council; Band; Coronation; Best Personality-Girl; Homecoming Floor Show; Bowling Iniramurals, Team Championship JUNIOR - Junior Class Vice President; Flare Staff, Asst. Editor; Student Council; Cheerleaders ' Assoc, Varsity Cheerleader; Tigerettes, B Team; Coronation -Princess; Best All-Round Girl SENIOR - Flare Staff, Editor; Cheerleaders ' Assoc, Head Varsity Cheerleader; Student Council; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; National Honor Society; Girls ' State; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Coronation - Queen Candidate ULIE ANN HAILEY SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; Flare Staff; Band; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; Bowling Intramural Team Championship JUNIOR - Flare Staff; Band, Officer; Tigerettes, B Team; National Honor Society; F.H.A. ; Cheerleaders ' Assoc ; Tennis, Team Alternate; Ping-Pong Intramurals, Doubles Champions SENIOR - Student Council, Vice President; Cheerleaders ' Assoc, Secretary-Treasurer; Band, Officer; Flare Staff, Co-Senior Editor; F.H.A. ; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; Corona- tion - Queen Candidate; Drama Club; Tennis; National Honor Society DONALD JOE HALES - SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - ' SENIOR - ' ij.! ;| M MIKE HILL SOPHOMORE -Band; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Tee Square Club; Outstanding Drawing Student JUNIOR - National Honor Society; Band, President; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Tee Square Club; Stu- dent Council; Coronation SENIOR - National Honor Society; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Tee Square Club; Student Council, Presi- : dent; Coronation; Junior Rotarian; Drama Club PATSY HODGES SOPHOMORE -Band; Latin Club. J.C.L. JUNIOR - Band; Latin Club, J.C. L. SENIOR - Latin Club ' . J.C.L. ; Drama Club; F. T. A. ; Coronation; Band, Secretary JERRY WAYNE HOLLAND SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club; B Team Football JUNIOR - ■ SENIOR - tr r ROSALYN HUFFMAN SOPHOMORE - Band; F. H. A, ; Chapter Representative at Area Leadership Conference; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - Band; F.H.A., District Vice President, Representative at Leadership Conference; Can- didate for Queen of the Cottage; Chapter Degree SE NIOR - Band; F.H. A. . Co-President, District Public Relations Officer, State Degree Nominee; Drama Club; Student Council; F.T. A. ; Coronation - Queen Candidate iseball- Track; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Tee Square Club; CONNER LEE JOHN SOPHOMORE - Football Letterman Candidate for Lil ' Abner JUNIOR - Baseball Letterman, District Champs; Football Letterman; Coronation; Latin Club J.C.L. ; Tee Square Club; National Honor Society ' 1 SENIOR - Baseball Letterman; Football Letterman; Coronation; National Honor Society; Latin ' Club; Tee Square Club; Junior Rotarian rIT Kl PAUL JOHNSON SOPHOMORE - Baseball Letterman JUNIOR - Baseball Letterman SENIOR - MARY K. JONES SOPHOMORE - Latin Club. J.C.L. JUNIOR - Girls ' Choir SENIOR - F.H. A. RA JORDAN SOPHOMORE - Band; F.H. A. UNIOR - F.H. A. SENIOR - F. H.A. ; Drama Club, Treasurer JORDAN SOPHOMORE - F. H. A. ; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - F.H.A. SENIOR - JACKIE KELLAR SOPHOMORE - Latin Club JUNIOR - Girls ' Choir; Latin Club . ., SENIOR - -f ' 7 ' r . l MURPHY B. KIDD, JR. SOPHOMORE - Football B Team; Baseball Letterman; Latin Club, J.C.L. B|( i T. W. .J JUNIOR - Football Letterman; Tee Square Club; Baseball Letterman SENIOR - Junior Rotarian ROBERT KNIGHT SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - SENIOR - Drama Club JOHN LACKEY SOPHOMORE - Football B Team; Track; Baseball Letterman; Latin Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Football B Team; Latin Club; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Football Letterman; Tee Square Club; Drama Club; Coronation; Baseball; Cheerleader, Powder Puff Game; Junior Rotarian RICHARD LAMPTON SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club; Pan Am. Club; Basketball Letterman; Track; Sophomore Class Favorite JUNIOR - Basketball Letterman, Second Team All-District; Track Letterman; National Honor Society; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Basketball Letterman; Track; National Honor Society; Coronation; Drama Club; Tee Square Club; Junior Rotarian BILLIE RHUE LANDRUM SOPHOMORE - (Galena Park) JUNIOR - Band; G.R.A. SENIOR - (Conroe) Band MARILYN SUE LOGAN SOPHOMORE - Band; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; Latin Club; F. H. A. JUNIOR - SENIOR - THOMAS E. McALISTER SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Tee Square Club SENIOR - Tee Square Club; Junior Rotarian DERRELL McDONALD SOPHOMORE - Baseball Letterman; Latin Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Football B Team; Baseball Letterman; Latin Club; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Football Letterman; Baseball Letterman; Latin Club; National Honor Society; Junior Rotarian FOSTER MADELEY SOPHOMORE - Band; Baseball Letterman; Tee Square Club; Latin Club. J.C.L. JUNIOR - Basketball; Tee Square Club; Latin Club. J.C.L. ; Track; National Honor Society SENIOR - Tee Square Club; Latin Club. J.C.L. ; Baseball; National Honor Society, President; Track; Student Council; Coronation; Drama Club; Junior Rotarian LAURA LEE MADELEY SOPHOMORE - (Longview) - Band; F. T.A. ; F.H.A. ; Drama Club; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - (Conroe) - Band SENIOR - Band; Drama Club BEVERLY SUE MARTIN SOPHOMORE - (Houston) - F. H. A. ; C. S. U. ; Booster Club; Modern Dance Club; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - Girls ' Choir; F. H. A. ; C. S. U. ; Booster Club; D. E. Club SENIOR - (Conroe) - Drama Club; F. H. A. ; Christmas Floor Show ROBERT DARRELL MEADOWS SOPHOMORE - Choir; Tee Square Club; Latin Club, J.C.L. JUNIOR - Choir; Tee Square Club; Latin Club. J.C. L. ; National Honor Society SENIOR -Choir; Tee Square Club; Vice President; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Drama Club; National Honor Society; Baylor Summer Choir Camp; Junior Rotarian VELMA JEAN MIZE SOPHOMORE - Band; F. H. A. . Junior Degree JUNIOR - Band; F.H.A. SENIOR - Band; F. H. A. . Chapter Degree WILMA JEAN MOORE SOPHOMORE - (Magnolia) JUNIOR -(Conroe) -F.H. SENIOR - F.H.A. ; Basketball; Softball E ELYN MORSE SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - F.H. SENIOR - F.H.A. ; Tee Square Club A. ; Tee Square Club ROY S. NEER SOPHOMORE - Football B Team; Track; Baseball Letterman JUNIOR - Football B Team SENIOR - Football Letterman; Track; Baseball; F.H.A. Sweetheart; Choir; Coronation; Junior Rotarian DONNA GAIL NUTTER SOPHOMORE - Band; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Band; National Honor Society; Latin Club, J.C.L. SENIOR - National Honor Society, Treasurer; Band; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; All-Regional Band JOHNNY OVERALL SOPHOMORE - Football; Basketball; Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - (Navasota) - Football; Basketball; Track; Science Club; Rodeo Club; Junior Historian SENIOR - (Conroe) - Track LARRY COVIN OWENS SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club; Pan Am. Club; Football B Team; Basketball; Track JUNIOR - Football B Team; Basketball; Coronation SENIOR - Drama Club; Football Letterman; Coronation; Junior Rotarian; Lil ' Abner RUTH OWENS SOPHOMORE - F.H.A. JUNIOR - F.H.A. SENIOR - F.H.A. Pan Am. Club MARY PALMER SOPHOMORE - Band; F.H.A. ; Pan Am. Club; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; Coronation JUNIOR - Choir; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. SENIOR - Choir, Reporter; Senior Class Secretary; Student Council, Secretary; F.H.A. ; Drama Club; Tee Square Club, Reporter; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Coronation Queen Candi date; National Honor Society MICKEY PALMER SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - SENIOR - Drama Club GAYLE SHANNON PARKER SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - Choir SENIOR - Choir JAMES PEOPLES SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club JUNIOR - SENIOR - Coronation DON T. PHILLIPS SOPHOMORE - Track Letterman; Baseball Letterman; Football B Team; Tee Square Club; Latin Club. J.C. L. ; Choir. Quartet JUNIOR - Track Letterman. Regional; Baseball Letterman; Football Letterman; Tee Square Club; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Choir, Chaplain; Junior Favorite SENIOR - Track Letterman; Football Letterman, Tri-Captain; Baseball; Tee Square Club; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; Drama Club; Coronation; Junior Rotarian SANDRA PIPPIN SOPHOMORE - F.H.A. ; Kaperettes JUNIOR - SENIOR - ALLEN PRESSWOOD SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - SENIOR - DAVID PRESSWOOD SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - SENIOR - ALTHA LA VERNE PUCKETT SOPHOMORE - F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Junior Degree; Paa Am. Club JUNIOR - F.T.A. ; F.H.A. ; Chapter Degree; Girls ' Choir; Basketball latramurals Champs SENIOR - F.T.A. ; F.H.A. ; btate Degree Nominee HENRY PUCKETT SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club JUNIOR - SENIOR - Drama Club JEAN RALSTON SOPHOMORE - Choir; F.T.A. ; F.H.A. JUNIOR - Choir; F. T. A. ; F. H. A. SENIOR - Choir; F. T. A. ; F.H.A. ; Drama Club ,1 _ SHELBY RALSTON SOPHOMORE - Band; Latin Club JUNIOR - Band; Latin Club; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Band; Tee Square Club ROBERT RANDALL SOPHOMORE -Choir; Latin Club, J.C.L. JUNIOR - Choir; Latin Club. J.C.L.; Baylor Summer Choir Camp SENIOR - Choir. Sextet; Latin Club. J.C. L. ; Junior Rotarian; Regie MIKE REAGAN SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club; Lat JUNIOR - Latin Club SENIOR - SHARON ROSS SOPHOMORE - Latin Club. J.C. L. ; Pan Am. Club; F.H.A. JUNIOR - Latin Club. J.G.L.; Girls ' Choir SENIOR - Latin Club. J. C. L. ; Drama Club FRANKLIN RUNNELS SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - SENIOR - ■■% RAYMOND RUSHING SOPHOMORE - Latin Club JUNIOR - SENIOR - GEORGE SANDERS SOPHOMORE - Band; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Band; Tee Square Club SENIOR - Band; Tee Square Club JOHN H. SASSIE, JR. SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR - Latin Club SENIOR - Latin Club; Tee Square Club SHERRY SIMMONS SOPHOMORE - F. H. A. ; Pan Am. Club; Choir; Kaperettes JUNIOR - F.H.A. ; F.T.A. ; Choir SENIOR - F. T.A. ; Choir; Drama Club JESSE SINGLETON, JR. SOPHOMORE - Latin Club; Football B Team JUNIOR - Latin Club; Football B Team; Outstanding Woodworking Award SENIOR - Tee Square Club; Junior Rotarian r-:; DAPHNE SISCO SOPHOMORE JUNIOR - SENIOR - DAVID SMITH SOPHOMORE - Track; Band; Tee Square Club; Latin Club, J.C.L. JUNIOR - Football B Team; Track; Tee SquareClub; Latin Club, J.C.L. SENIOR - Tee Square Club. Vice President; Latin Club, J.C.L.; Track; Manager, Team; National Honor Society; Junior Rotarian -1 VAN SMITH SOPHOMORE - Football B Team; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Football Letterman; Tee Square Club, Outstanding Draftsman Award SENIOR - Football Letterman, Tri-Captain; Tee Square Club, President; Junior Rotarian; Choir; Coronation; Student Council WAYNE SPEER SOPHOMORE - B.- JUNIOR - SENIOR - JOANN STEAKLEY SOPHOMORE - Band; Tigerettes, B Team; Kaperettes, Homecoming Floorshow; Latin Club, J.C.L. ; Bowling Intramurals, Team and Doubles Champ; Ping-Pong Intramurals. Doubles Champ; Tennis Team; Flare Staff JUNIOR - Band, Majorette; Tigerettes, Reporter. A Team Letterman, District Champs; Latin Club. J.C.L. ; Flare Staff, Junior Editor; National Honor Society; Tennis Team, Doubles, District Champ SENIOR - Band, Majorette, Officer; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; Latin Club; Girls ' State; Flare Staff, Co-Senior Editor; National Honor Society, Secretary; Drama Club; Tennis Team; Coronation - Queen Candidate HELENE CATHERINE STEWARD SOPHOMORE - (Woodlawn High School) - Band; Orchestra; F. T. A. craft Club; Apollo Club JUNIOR - Band; Choir; F. T. A. ; Coronation Floor Show SENIOR - Choir; F. T. A. ; Drama Club; Regional Choir Caroliers; Glee Club; Handy- JOE W. TAYLOR SOPHOMORE - B Team Football; Choir; Track JUNIOR - Football; Choir; Track SENIOR - BILLIE HOPE THOMAS SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Club;. Kapereues; Cheerleaders ' Assoc ; Student Council; Vice Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; F. H. A. Ping-Pong Champ, Singles and Doubles JUNIOR - Basketball Intramurals Champs; Cheerleading Assoc. ; F.H.A. ; Most Beautiful; Ping- Pong Champs, Singles and Doubles SENIOR - Cheerleader; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. ; Tigerettes; Candidate for Homecoming Queen; Drama Club; Coronation - Queen Candidate JONATHAN THORNBERRY SOPHOMORE - Football B Team; Latin Club; Tee Square Club JUNIOR - Tee Square Club; Latin Club SENIOR - Latin Club; Tee Square Club |i- A, JEIHY WAYNE TUCKER SOPHOMORE - Latin Club. J.C.L. ; Tee Square Club; Basketball Manager JUNIOR - Latin Club; Tee Square Club; Coronation j SENIOR - Latin Club; Student Council; Drama Club, President; Tee Square Club, Sergeant-at- Arms; F. T. A, ; Senior Play; Junior Rotarian SUSAN ELAINE TYLER SOPHOMORE - Tigerettes; Latin Club JUNIOR - National Honor Society; Basketball Intramural Team Champ SENIOR - Latin Club; National Honor Society; Drama Club VIRGINIA EDWARDS VAUGHN SOPHOMORE - F. H. A. , Chapter Representative; Latin Club; F. T. A. JUNIOR - F. H. A. , District President; Candidate for Queen of the Cottage; National Honor Society SENIOR - RICHARD VICK SOPHOMORE - Tee Square Club JUNIOR - SENIOR - KAREN WALLACE SOPHOMORE - Latin Club; Flare Staff; Kaperettes; Tigerettes, B Team Basketball; Student Council, F.H. A. ; Sophomore Class Secretary JUNIOR - Latin Club; F.H, A. ; Tigerettes, B Team Basketball; Student Council; Flare Staff; Junior Class Treasurer SENIOR - Latin Club; Drama Club; Tigerettes, A Team Letterman; Flare Staff, Snapshot Co- Editor; F.T.A., Homecoming Student Teacher; Choir, Treasurer; Homecoming Queen; Coronation - Queen Candidate NANCY ANN WEISINGER SOPHOMORE - Band; Flare Staff; LatinClub, J.C.L. ; F.H. A. ; Kaperettes; Tigerettes JUNIOR - Band; Flare Staff; Latin Club, J.C. L. ; National Honor Society; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. SENIOR - Band; Band Sweetheart; Flare Staff, Snapshot Co-Editor; Drama Club; Latm Club, J.C.L. ; National Honor Society; F. T. A. ; F.H. A. ; Coronation; Cheerleaders ' Assoc. CAROLYN WIGGINS SOPHOMORE - Pan Am. Cluh JUNIOR - SENIOR - JUDY WILMOTH SOPHOMORE - Choir; F. H. A. ; F. T, A. JUNIOR - Choir; F.H. A. SENIOR - Choir NIORS 1 CAROLYN ATKINSON PATSY AUTHUR CONNIE BARTON SUE BERRY BEN BLACKMON JOHNNY BOEHLER LUAN BROOKS LYNDA BROWN ROBERT BROWN ROY BROWN J u N I O R S JIMMY BUTZ EDDIE CANNAN MELVIN CHAPIN BILLY CHAPMAN DOLORES CHOATE BEVERLY CLANTON ' £ ' A JACK CLARKE HARVEY COE CHARLOTTE COLEMAN FRANCES COPELAND CARL COURTNEY ROBERT COX DICK COYLE CHARLOTTE CRANFORD PAUL CROMWELL FRED CROOKE J u N O R S JOHN EDGMON SCARLETT ENOS MARY ETHERIDGE BILL EVANS BETSY FISHER CHARLES FRENCH IDA NELL FULLEN GLENDA FULLER SUSIE GAITHER STEVE GASKEY J u N I O R S MARY ANN GOLDEN JACK GORDON CHARLES GRIMES DONALD HALES JIMMY HARLAN AUDREY HARRELL WYNNE HARRIS DANNIE HEARN CAROLYN HOPPER KELLY HOULIHAN r f A-i JACK HOWARD WAYNE HUGHES JOHNNY FRED HUTSON MACK HEARN BILL HEATH DOUGLAS HEATON CAROLYN HEINTZ KEN HIGGINBOTHAM J u N O R S MARVIN HYDE LINDA JACKSON BARBARA JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON DARLA JORDAN JIM BOB JORDAN DORA KEEN FRANK KIDD PATRICIA KINCANNON TOMMY KNIGHT ' .nALii m. J u N I O R S MARY KUYKENDALL LARRY LAMP SANDI LOCKHART DONNIE LONG FRANKIE LUMPKIN BARBARA LANGDON ANN LITTLE B ' —  BILL McCLAIN K ■i GARNETTA McDONALD Ck. ' ' ' ' JSi LINDA McFERRAN ' kr ' T HARRY McGILVARY i V JUDY MARTIN ■!a ■ : 1 . DAVID MASSEY f , ' DOUGLAS MASSEY ■9 ' Ji SANDRA MITCHELL i Vi SHARON MITCHELL DON MOORE iH ., J u N I O R S KATHERINE PALMER MARTHA PARSLEY RICHARD PATTERSON JIM PERRY LeROY POINSETT MMY POISSOIT L RY JOYCE PRESSWOOD DE MAC PRITCHARD V AVID PYLE ET READ J u N O R S LARRY ROBBINS RAYMOND ROBERTS CLARA ROGERS DONNA ROSS SHERAN RUSH CLAUDIA SASSIE DAVID SIMS SONDRA SINGLETON CORA BESS SMITH JERRY SMITH MARTIN SORRELS DONNIE SPEER KIT SPENCER J u N O R S J u N I O R S BOBBY WOODS FLOYD WOODSON MAHRLETA WOODWARD JSQPHQMORES OFF CERS Vice President STANLEY HAZEL President STANLEY JOHNSON Secretary RETA GAYE VINCENT Treasurer CURTIS HELTON Ronnie Abbon Ann Adams Mary Adcock Phillip Alexander Fedelia Alley n ' C-- . ' - ■ r t -- m :,X ' ? O IP m Jesse Alvarado Margaret Anderson Mike Bailey Dianne Ballard Pat BeaU Jerry Bradley Grady Brookshire Joyce Brown Harvey Cotton Anna Crockett i-T- ' ft ' I ■- ' David Cromwell Jeny Crunk Itor :a . ' SrT ij Carolyn Cummlngs Willie Curry Judy Daniel Wayne Brown Thomas Buchanan Janice Burgan Wayne Cannalita Dixie Cashin Pat Castleschouldt Mike Clark Murray Clark Freddy Coffman Cecilia Cooper s o p H O Ai O R E S Ell Darden Tommy Demetrician Shirley Disney Richard Dutton Becky Edgmon Nora Edwards Tommy Edwards Elsie Everett Louise Fenley Helen Fitzgerald ' ikiiW Hi - Lm ' w s Davis Nell Ford o Jeanette Ford p H O M O Margarita Garza R Gary Gates £ S Hj Sandie Gates Gary Gibson m Thomas Gindrup r ff i ' lM - Margie Golden Charlie Gordon Sher Marie Gordon Judy Gray Norman Griffin Kenneth Hammond Bernard Hasara Stanley Hazel Curtis Helton Pam Henderson Pat Hodges Diane Houser Butch Howard Mary Hu es Dale Inglet Ronnie Jackson Rox Jacobson Evelyn Johnson Stanley Johnson Lyle Jones Ida Lois Lang Charles Love Albert Madeley Mason Martin Carolyn Meadows Bruce Merryman Othaleen Miller Jesse Mills Barbara Mize Don Moore ft Floyd Stracener Leon Stubblefield Kenny Swain Dewana Taylor Lina Lou Thomas Tommy Turlington Gene Tyler Linda Vanderburg Reta Gaye Vincent Linda Waak Shirley Walker Jackie Walston Sam West FRESHM OFFICERS Vice President - -PATRICIA JOHNSON Treasurer DANNY LILES President - - - JUNE HILL Secretary - - NANCY GAY STEWART Elaine Abies Donald Acreman Ernest Acreman Nancy Adams Marshall Anderson F R E S H M E N Ralph Blair Sammy Blair Carnell Boehnke Celeste Bradham Gary Bridges Martha Brimberry Jackie Brookshire Nettie Brunson Billie Burgan Homer Burson F R E S H M E N Walter Cheney Kenneth Choate Jody Clanton Duffy Clayton Lee Clybum Raymond Collins Douglas Cook Janice Cook Sandra Cooper Eugene Corliss F R E S H M E N Dewey Couch Jerry Cox ' ' X . ' Carole Coyle v : 2 A ' ' 4 A Timmy Coyle Gladys Crane Frank Cruz Ricky Dickerson David Dickey Linda Dowell Mary Dusebout Ann Edens ■ m. 0k TOO BUSY LeRoy Curtis Antonio Davila I • A W ,ff Helen Davison m T ' ' -- ' PHOTO Nol A.o.lobl. f t , f Carolyn Fuller Rita Fussell Clement Gaston William Gates Lyndia Gibson 7 Kenneth Gindrup Don Ginsel Jackie Grahan Nancy Gray Pete Etheridge Mike Ferguson Dorothy Fields David Frame Theresa Frazier F R E S H M E N Rosalie Griggers Gene Grimmer Patricia Grounds Howard Hales Arlene Hall MaeHaU Stanley Hall Judy Hammer Lois Hasara Steve Hause F R E S H M E N Willis Hoffan James Howard Phyllis Howton Randy Humphrey Robert Hutchins Novalene Imler Sharon Jackson Panicia Johnson Patricia L. Johnson Jeny Jones F R E S H M E N Nola Lang Nolan Lang Johnny Lawson Beny Leach Carey Lewis F R E 5 H M E N Alice Moore Charles Moore Larry Moore Carolyn Morgan Barbara Murphy Harry Murray Gladys Neal Johnny Newcomb Jean Nichols Kathleen O ' Connell F R E S H M E N Betty Perry Buddy Perry Jesse Pitts Billy Poinsen Jimmy Poinsett Jeff Polk Paul Puckett Janice Purswell Lonnie Rannals Tommy Ray F R E 5 H M E N Johnny Rushing Kenneth Rushing Deane Sadler Mike Simpson Jimmy Singleton f Nancy Gay Stewart Leon Swanke Winnie Taylor jym£ % i Edna Sloan Leonard Snider Sharon Stagg Thommy Stallworth Mary Steakley F R E S H M E N Charlie Tutter Lillian Varner Johnny Vick Nevadia Vick Raynelle Vick • ' ' «WK Andy Walker Edward Walker Kary Walker Sara Wallace Charlotte Waller F R E 5 H M E N Jackie Wiltshire Patricia Wiseman Jeffie Woodward Lillian Weckter Ronnie Weinzettle Sara Weisinger m ORGANIZATIONS E 1 The Student Council, the governing body of C.H.S. , is composed of the presi- dents of each of the twelve clubs, as well as the officers from each of the four classes. In the early spring a president and vice president are elected by the student body - then the work begins. These leaders have a tremendous responsibility, for they must lead the students. The projects include the sponsoring of dances, the arranging for auditorium programs, and the over-seeing of all activities. Car- washing for extra money and helping with civic projects, such as the March of Dimes and the Bloodmobile, all come under the Council ' s heading. The main stem of the school is the Council, headed by the following people. President Mike Hill Vice President Julie Hailey Treasurer Lupe Alvarado Secretary Mary Palmer Reporter - - - -Tom Cable Representative-at-Large - - Derrell McDonald Parliamentarian Stuart Coyle Sponsor Luiher Hall I feel that many students have only a vague idea or, perhaps, even a misconception of our Student Council. Having definite objectives, our Student Council is a democratic form of representation of the student body and faculty. The betterment of the school, the building of good leaders and followers for the community, the developing of a feeling of good will between the faculty and students, the pro- viding of educational entertainment, and the devel- oping of high ideals of personal conduct are only a few objectives of the Council. However, by far the most important objective of the entire movement is the developing of the student, himself. To learn by doing is the best method of advance- ment. By taking an active part in the community activities, and by sponsoring our own projects, we on the Council have learned the importance of prac- ticing good citizenship. Working as a group for the betterment of the school and community, I feel that we have learned by doing - the true American way of life. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Mike Hill President Julie Hailey Vice President 1 Hard work! Late hours! Selling- -the Flare Staff is at work ! The Staff is composed, this year, of twenty -three students. These hard workers, beginning in May, do a little of every- thing from selling ads to decorating for dances. The work of this staff is not limited for they must sell ads, sell yearbooks, sell football pro- grams, sponsor Sadie Hawkins Week and conclude it with a dance, co-sponsor the Sock Hop, pre- sent the Coronation of the Queen of the Flare, and, on top of everything else, meet three big deadlines a year in editing your Flares. With Mrs. McCuUough keeping everyone in tact, the work of the Flare Staff is accomplished. Editor Sarah Bess Gray Assistant Editor Charlotte Coleman .cy, f i These girls are re- . . .. sponsible for the rio |||U class pages: Davis Nell Ford Sophomore W ' a ibp Julie Hailey and Joann Steakley .j BlfEi ' Senior Dannie Heam l - f- si Junior. W ■ ■I IB Nancy Weisinger and Karen Wallace are in charge of all snap pages, while Charlotte Patterson, Kary Walker, and June Hill hold down all Freshman work. The Business Staff, which is responsible for all money, is headed by Janie De- Fee and assisting her is Bill McClain. The Business Staff, back row, is com- posed of Leroy Poinsett, Jack Clarke, Tom Cable, Janie, Danene Hill, Bill, Betsy Fisher, Harvey Coe, Raymond Roberu, and, front row, Reta Vincent, Hlsie Everett and Carolyn Meadows. A CAPPELLA Dr. Morris Beachy, director of the cho- ral department at the University of Texas, who directed and worked with the regional choir, stands with our director, Bill Hardage. The Conroe High School A Cappella Choir was selected from over 110 auditioners. Now the choir has 68 mem- bers. The activities include the party at the beginning of the year, trips to various places, (Waco, Galveston, Galena Park) as well as MANY concerts. The choir was also host to the All- Regional Choir and several other choirs. The year con- cludes with the annual Choir Banquet which is held in May. These are the members that represented Conroe in the Regional Choir. They sang at the festival which was held in Conroe on January 29th and 30th . . . They are Patsy Waak, Diane Parsley, Helene Steward, Beth Witherspoon, Frankie Lumpkin, James Hicks, Robert Randall, and Thomas Buchanan. HOIR U kJ-ft ' ■y — ■ )- ■ . The officers elected for the year 1959-1960 are: President - - Robert Brown Vice President Donna Dellinger Secretary patsy Waak Treasurer Karen Wallace Reporter Mary Palmer Chaplain Frankie Lumpkin Student Director Paul Cromwell Pianist - - cora Bess Smith As one can see, the choir is really work- ing hard at this rehearsal . . . President Van Smith Vice Presidents - David Smith Robert Meadows Secretary Mary Faye Etheridge Treasurer Joan Bell Reporter Mary Palmer Sergeants -at -Arms John Lackey Jerry Tucker Eddie Cannan Mascot -- Darla Jordan Seniors gather around the blueprinting ma- chine to copy one of their drawings. In January of 1954, the Flare Staff sent a photographer to take pictures of drafting stu- dents in the new Industrial Arts building. Two boys crossed Tee Squares while posing for the picture and proclaimed this the Tee Square Club. This was the only official inaugura- tion of the club. The Tee Square Club members like to consider themselves a professional organization made up of students who are taking or who have taken drafting in C.H.S. They generally meet at 7:00 A. M. , or after school, to do some extra drawing or have discussions on draft- ing, engineering, architecture or possibly a debate on motor cars. These meetings seem to weld a very close band of fellowship between members. There are no social events in the Tee Square Club; outstanding yearly events are the Crane Hook. Screw jack, and Drill CHEERLEADING Twenty girls are needed to accomplish a tremendous job - - the job of promoting school spirit! In the spring of the year, try-outs are held for the Cheerleader election. Girls are admitted into the Association, depending upon their places in the results of the election and the number of vac ancies made by graduating sen- iors. Each girl is required to take a pledge, as is each parent, to promote . ' The Association with then pnue and joy--rOP6Y TIGER. The executive officers are- President Sarah Bess Gray Vice President Georgianne Davis SSOCIATION ;ood working relations. Pep Rallies must be planned, and thousands of signs must be painted! fhere are ribbons to be sold on Fridays and tedious practices every Wednes- lay, not to mention the painful tiresome ones during the summer, and the iong afternoons spent by the varsity. Sponsoruig dances, decorating, yelling, I leading the team to victory - - all are jobs of this association! iecretary-Treasurer Julie Hailey lepresentative to Executive Council - CHEERLEADER SNAPS Billie Thomas leads the yell Beat Smiley, at the Homecoming Bon- The Homecoming replacements who aptly filled in with Cora Bess and Di ne were Reta, Dannie, Donna, Sheran and Judy. Aire ya ready, Mr. Dillon? -i i Countless scrimmages, passes, and rebounds occur everyday at 1:00 o ' clock in the gym. Cissy, Ora, Janet, Julie, Karen, and Peggy watch the ball with open mouths to see if it will go into the basket. TIGERETTE SNAPS ' he concession stand is one of the Tigerettes ' money-making projects. The above picture was iken during the girls ' tournament. The girls ready- 3-serve are Ellise, Linda, and Lucky waiting on engie and Gayle to make up their minds. The majorettes, Mary Faye, Joann, Becky, and Patsy, are also a branch of the Tigerettes. These uniforms are the ones that they wear during the pep-rallies each Friday. TIGERETTES The Tigerettes, the athletic association for girls, is composed of all members of any interscholastic team, the varsity cheerleaders, and the majorettes who are taking P.E. This organization has many activities. It sponsors girls ' intramurals, which include base- ball, track, badminton, shuffleboard, tennis, and bowling, and also sponsors the Conroe Girls ' Invita- tional Basketball Tournament. An added asset to all interscholastic games played in our gym is the con- cession stand which is operated by the girls. The clinic is also a project of the Tigerettes. This or- ganization is under the direction of Coach Doris Simpson. The Tigerette officers are as follows: President ----------- Lupe Alvarado 1st Vice President ------ Glenda Bradford 2nd Vice President -------- Janie Defee Secretary -Treasurer Claudia Sassie Publicity Directors - Joan Bell Mahrletta Woodward During the time-outs of each game, this scene is a familiar sight. The goo, the towels, and the water bottle are all familiar, but the main attraction is Coach Doris Simpson. Simpson, an untiring bundle of energy and a person who gives her time endlessly, begins the huddle! After a few words of advice and encouragement, the six players returned to the court re-armed with goo, trembling with excitement, or worrying about the results of the game. The C.H.S. Tiger Band ' s top officers: Gay Lynn Biesele and Jimmy Gibson Vice President President Mr. Ralph Rowe, genial director, has worked with the Conroe High School Tiger Band for four years. ND 1 A JOANN STEAKLEY - ' 60 MAJORETTES BECKY EDGMON PATSY DeFEE MARY FAYE ETHERIDGE SAXOPHONES Meadows, Smith, Kukyendall, Fuller, Swain, McClain, Gates, Thomas, Stewart. CORNETS Crooke, Cromwell, Wilkinson, Sanders, Davis, Roberts, Waller, Cannalito, Clan- ton, Chambers, Turlington, Smith, Hutson, Weisinger, Harlan, Edwards, Demetrician, Poinsett, Cannan, Hailey. PERCUSSION Walker, Coffman, Castleschouldt, Made- ley, Coleman, DeFee, Huffman (not pic- tured). FRENCH HORNS Berry, Vincent, Edgmon, Mize, Wither- spoon. Nutter, Moses, Waak. OBOE - BASS CLARINET - BASSOON Alexander, Gaston, Etheridge, Bradford. CLARINETS Henderson, Adcock, Crunk, Rice, Mitchell Arthur, Heintz, Cox, Crunk, Bradham, Mc Ferran, Burgan, Cannan, Hearn, Williams, Landrum, Little. Patterson, Kincannon. TROMBONES Ford, Walker, Howard, Love, Gindrup, Gibson, Hicks, Winningham, Tullos. ALL -DISTRICT BAND MEMBERS Little, Trow, Demetrician, Edwards, Hicks, Gaston, Stagg, Everett, Biesele, Alexander, Nutter, Bradford, Patterson, Kuykendall, Gaston. FLUTES Stagg, Ballard, Everett, Wakefield, Bie- sele, Hill. I FUTURE OFFICERS Presidents - Glenda Bradford, Rosalyn Huffman; Vice Presi- dents - Davis Nell Ford, Garnetta McDonald; Secretary, Treasurer - Reta Gaye Vincent, Carolyn Atkinson; Reporters - Mary Helen Adcock, Glenda Fuller; Sergeants- At-Arms - Becky Edgmon, Linda Jackson; Pianists - Cora Bess Smith, Anna Winningham; Song Leader - Charlotte Cranford; Sponsors - Mrs. Shirley Brinkley, Mrs. Etta Margaret Hill These girls are second and third year homemaking students who have had two or more years of homemaking experience. The third year girls prepare the Thanks- giving Dinner and the Board Dinner, which is given each year in honor of the School Board. They are assisted by the second year girls. OMEMAKERS OF AMERICA For many years the F.H.A. chapter has been very active in C,H. S. Because of the work of sponsors and members, the chapter has become a strong one which sponsors several extra-curricular activities. Included in this list are: Selling mums for homecoming, giving a dinner for the School Board, participating in National F. H. A. Week, and sponsoring the Christmas Formal. This year, in October, the third year homemaking students attended the State Fair in Dallas, in November, Garnetta McDonald was elected as District A President for the following year. This was a great honor both for Garnetta and our local chapter, which is represented at State Meeting and Area IX Leadership Conference by Conroe chapter members. The Conroe High School F.H.A. chapter sponsors are Mrs. Shirley Brinkley and Mrs. Etta M. Hill. This includes girls who are taking or have taken Homemaking 1. TOP SNAPSHOT - Homemaking II girls making cookies for Xmas Formal. LOWER SNAPSHOT - Second year clothing girls studying fabrics. DRAMA The Conioe High School Drama Club was organized for the purpose of promoting interest in the field of dra- matics, both from the standpoint of viewing and participating. The club is open to all students interested in any phase of drama. The Drama Club ' s schedule includes attending, as a group, at least two outside, college or professional, performances during the school year and producing a three-act play for the public. These officers elected by the members of this club are -- President Jerry Tucker Vice President Ann Little Secretary Glenda Fuller Treasurer Barbara Jordan Sponsor Jimmy Dorrell lummy, moans Dianne - - Jody Clanton ( Bea:nick ) swers - ' So -000 :rooge tells us the real meaning Christmas when the 2nd period eech class presents a radio pro- am, The Christmas Carol. UiJ The Officers of The National Honor Society are shown here standing in the biology lab, the room of Mr. Ray, their sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY They are: Richard Lampton . Vice President Joann Steakley Secretary Foster Madeley President Donna Nutter Treasurer The new members of The National Honor Society were chosen in November and are shown here receiving their pins from Mr. Mc- Cullough. They are Don Phillips, Carroll Chambers, Jimmy Gibson, Derrell McDonald. Mary Palmer, and David Smith. On December 20. 1954, The National Honor Scoiety, a national organization, became active in our school. The membership, which is chosen by the faculty, consists of students from the top fifteen per cent of the Junior class, who are chosen in the spring, and students from the top five per cent of the Senior class, who are chosen in the following fall. It is a great honor to be chosen as a member of this organization because the requirements -- scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service-- theoretically enable only the best students of CHS to qualify for membership. Besides supposedly setting high and fine examples for the rest of the school, each six weeks the Honor Society gives an informal party for the A students and each year goes on a trip. This is the National Honor Society --when it came to us--what it stands for--and what it does in our school. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America program, born in 1937 to meet a growing need in the teacher shortage, is spon- sored in Montgomery County by Delta Kappa of Delta Kappa Gamma, a world-wide society of women teachers. The present Conroe F. T. A. Club emerged from a county- wide club organized under the leadership of Mrs. Nettie Par- ker, Recruitment Chairman for Delta Kappa, 1954-56. It was sponsored by Mrs. Parker until last year, when Miss Lois Stoneham became Co-Sponsor. F.T.A. has a national charter and a state affiliation. Our present membership is forty-three, - - representing all four classes of high school. OFFICERS President Raymond Roberts Vice President - Bill McClain Reporter — — Courtenay Crane Secretary Betsy Fisher Treasurer Carolyn Atkinson Co-Sponsors Nettie Parker Lois Stoneham These kids will someday become the backbone of our great land. m M: ' m ■-. fi . .j-sii?. --; V ■f ' fn -1 wjjKm Et M • A t Bfe wSmi wt r flJQJ -4 m m ' Officers, Bill and Raymond, enact a question and answer skit where Bill holds the questions and Raymond wishes he held the mswers . . . Ann Little and Peggy Johnson suaighten the F.T.A. charter which hangs in the school office. Professor Jean Ralston, F.T.A. member, gives help on a plane geometry problem. F.T.A. members became substitute teachers during Homecoming. What a day for their pupils! Romanae feminae pulchrae! (What beautiful Roman women!) -t0 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, one of the oldest organiza- tions of Conroe High School, is composed of students who are now taking Latin or have taken it previously. Their sponsor and teacher, a true example of the unconquerable spirit of the Ro- mans, is Miss Ilanon Moon. Everyday she pounds new declensions, conjugations, and tenses into the heads of her Roman students. But as any Ro- man will tell you, the education of her pupils is not confined entirely to dear old Lingua Latina. The officers of the Latin Club: President -- Tom Cable Secretary Courtenay Crane Treasurer Glyndell Gilbert Vice President Bill Evans Sponsor Ilanon Moon . . . amo, amare. amavi, amatus, a, um. ACTIVITIES HOBO HOP Hoboes gathered from every fork in the creek to celebrate the get-acquainted part of school. A midnight show followed the dance. Hobo-est Boy - SAM CABLE Hobo-est Couple - LINDA CECIL TOMMY EDWARDS The stick dance is an activity enjoyed by everyone - par licipants and onlookers alike. Sometimes funny, some- times embarrassing, it ' s all in a night ' s work! Judy Wakefield and John Lackey waltz to soothing music which fits the occasion. Last hoboing for ' 60 Seniors. Quite looking bunch! Georgianne and Conner plan their strategy while others wait, watching for ideas. Simpson is a judge who stands for NO cheating. FOOTBALL The tri-captains, Don, Van, and James, presented their sweetheart as the football team formed a heart, and the band serenaded her with Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Georgianne was presented a beautiful bracelet as a remembrance of this honor. iWEETHEART DANCE September 18, 1959 Sponsored by LETTERMAN ' S ASSOCIATION ), Harry McGilvary, Jengie Benge, Robert vieadows, and Tommy iuchanan, serenade. MISS GEORGIANNE DA The dance was given in honor of the 1959 Football Sweetheart, Miss Georgianne Davis. Georgianne was chosen by the boys and presented in a pre-game ceremony. She received a bracelet as a gift from the team. A pretty proud coach with a score of 50-12 over the San Jacinto Bears. BAND MISS NANCY ANN WEISINGER The dance was held in honor of the 1959 Band Sweetheart, Miss Nancy Weisinger. Nancy, a senior member of the Tiger Band, was chosen by the boys of the band and presented during the half-time activities of the Athens game. Nancy was presented a lovely bracelet by the band president, Jimmy Gibson. HOMECOMING 1959 Mr. W. P. Terrell, President of the tx-btudents ' Association, and Mrs. Annie Roten Tucker, Homecoming Queen of the Ex-Students ' Association, watch Mike Hill, President of the Student Council, congratulate Karen Wallace, 1959 Homecoming Queen, with a kiss. Sarah Bess Gray and Janle DeFee wait with Foster Madeley, Pres- ident of the National Honor So- ciety, before the half-time. The six candidates were present- ed at half-time of the Conroe- Smiley game. As the C, H. S. band played Pomp and Circum- stance, . the girls, in convert- ibles, rode around the field, following this, the two Queens were announced and presented flowers. Billie Thomas and Georgianne Davis are shown with Mike, Student Council President. Mary Palmer and Tom Cable, Senior Class President, sit with Karen who soon will be pleas- antly surprised as she is crowned Homecoming Queen. HOMECOMING FLOORSHOW November 6, 1959 The Homecoming Floorshow under the direction of Mr. Jim- my Donell was pre- sented in the gym straight from the Tiger ' s mouth follow- ing the Conroe - Smiley game. Sill McClain and Tom Cable, clad in Roman togas, delivered he original and Beatnik versions of Anthony ' s oration at ' aesar ' s (?) funeral. Jerry Tucker from the class of ' 60 em- ceed the program resplendent in his Tiger -trimmed cap and gown. Margery Bradford, Lyndia Gibson, and Pat Castle- schouldt sported the Tiger colors while dancing to Give me the Old Soft Shoe . Davis Nell Ford and Reta Gaye Vincent went drowsily on their way to dreamland to the strains of Me and My Tiger Cub. elene Steward with her versatile fingers entertained on the :coidian with Tiger Rag and Hep Cat Boogie. Gary Gates, Jimmy Gibson, and Pete Etheridge, the three cool cats, met three cool chicks, Mary Anne Lumpkin, Dannie Heam, and Mary Faye Etheridge. The chosen candidates were Betty Ann Willis, Stanley Johnson, Margie Bradtord, icky Reese, Patsy DeFee, Larry Owens, Glyndell Gilbert, and Tim Coyle (not ctured). Marrin ' Sam, alias Tom Cable, preachin ' as usual. Beginning on Sunday, the girls ask for the date, take their cars, Lirnish the money, open all doors, etc. The boys live a life of ease nd we do mean EASE. At the end of the week, the girls are broke and the boys are spoiled, D everyone puts on his dogpatch duds and comes to the SADIE HAW- :iNS DANCE. Everyone who came had some Possom Stew and Kickapoo Joy jice. The main event for the girls was gittin ' married and the ig Race was the main event for the boys. Typical Dogpatch couple, Freddie ;. i : Lou; Wolf Girl-Ann E. ; Abner (Larry) and Daisy (Glyndell) Rocky and the love he fought so hard for. C.H.S. Dogpatch Seniors ... 1960! M F.H.A. FORMAL December 12, 1959 Sponsored by F. H. A. The Christmas Formal, sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America, was given in honor of the Queen of the Cottage. She was se- lected from five candidates on the basis of the F.H.A. requirements. These five candidates were chosen by the girls of F. H. A. Chapter of Conroe. At the Christmas Dance the queen was an- nounced and crowned by our principal, Mr. J. L. McCullough. She was presented a bouquet of long stemmed red roses and a program of the floorshow, which was given in her honor. Follow- ing the entertainment. Christmas carols were sung by all those at the dance. The F.H.A. girls were responsible for the oeautiful decorations, which added so much to the dance, and for the delicious cookies and punch which everyone enjoyed! Queen Glenda Bradford, in a striking red formal beautifully covered with net ruffles, was escorted by Conner John. i Lyndia Gibson did a graceful ballet for the entertain- ment of the Queen and her court. Carolyn Hopper beau- tifully sang two favor ite songs - - Love is a Many Splendored Thing and Blue Christmas. The pretty Mistress of Ceremony was Carolyn Atkinson. Garnetta McDonald wore a lovely yellow formal and was escorted by Derrell McDonald. pe:;:;;; ;;; ; :: ' ;:: ' ;::: dI: ' ;;: ' ™ ' ■ - ' ■ « - ■ - '  - f -: ' ■«.. P..e ,eu.„ ,0::,;:::; „e, „ LL T ' : ' ' taffeta. ' ' ' ' ' lovely. ix t.i uaye -incent. dressed m a beautiful white net formal decorated with red bows, was escorted bv Dannv Liles. when the night was young each person was greeted by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Hall and received his favors to help ring in the New Year. It won ' t be long now! At twelve o ' clock - - Auld Lang Syne was sung, and balloons came floating down with crepe paper everywhere. Horns were blowing and party hats flying. This dance was sponsored by the Student Council. A brand new year — many happy memories of 1959. but much to look forward to in 1960! ! ! As some of the streamers come down, Dick tries to repair the damage with help (???) from Julie, Linda, and Jimmv. Jay you ' re really having a good time, eh, Betsy? 3u agree that this will be an extra good year; Mr. Hall, our wonderful sponsor, grins mischievously as he and Mrs. Hall dance away the old year! This pair really cut a rug everybody learned from these pros. The Soph ' s cuttin ' a rug as usual, with Houser and Gates as the stars! A lively bunny hop by some CHS sparklers who almost sparkled out at the end! Most Handsome and Most Beautiful - MIKE and BILLIE Best Personality - JOHN and SARAH BESS Best Groomed - VAN and JANIE Johnny Watson -jockey. Best Citizen - TOM and SARAH BESS Best Scholars - TOM, GAY LYNNE, JANIE GLENDA, and JULIE Mrs. Simpson reflects surprise as she accepts the Best Sponsor sock made by the Cheerleaders ' Association and presented to her by Tom Cable, the M.C. Li£.n CHB Do ,011 remember Tom, our M.C., explaining die GEMS ' in the gym? The door prize winners werfe Conner John, John Lackey, Gary Gates, Rosalyn Huffman, Mary Palmer, and Reta Gaye Vincent. The judges were Russell Wiggens, Nancy Be± Hall, Lola Adams, Don Marts, Becky Crews, and David Crews. Tackiest Socks - BENJIE BENGE Most Original - DANETTE HILL Most Beautiful Socks - SARAH GRAY Cleverest Socks - CONNIE BARTON Best Outer-Space Socks - TOMMY DEMETRICIAN SOCK HOP Gems of CHS Socks -JIMMY GIBSON anfl ANNA WINNINGHAM Best Go-Together Socks - DICK COYLE and JULIE HAILEY • THE HOMEMAKING DINNER HONORING THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES, janu.y u. iseo The School Board and their wives were entertained at a lovely dinner given in their honor by the second and third year homemaking students. Miss Carolyn Atkinson did an excellent job as Mistress of Ceremonies. Introduc- tions were made by Miss Glenda Bradford. The program was a style show given by the second year clothing girls. They modeled the clothes they made the first The girls in the above picture, Pam Henderson, Janie Kennemer, Sheran Rush, Patsy Arthur, Sue Berry, and Janice Morrow are modeling casual clothes. In the picture to the right the girls are modeling party dresses. They are Carolyn Atkinson, Linda Pyle, Linda Vanderburg, Janice Burgan, Louise Fen- ley, and Roberta Swinney. The left picture is of the third year girls getUng ready to serve the guests. This is their last year in homemaking. They are Lou Ellen Golden. Altha Puckett, Beverly Toney, Judy Calfee, and Barbara Jordan in the back- ground. FAVORITES JIf ss Jeoraianne Oaui.s 1959 Jooif)a l Sweei iearl m ' : ;.f ' 3k ' ? i 19J9 U]ancf Swee Aear V, GanJiJaies for ueen of iAe Co ao JlT ss W enc a iJjracfforcf Queen of ine Gotia je jRiKe Jii I, and .Joan n SieaA ei Boys ' and Girls ' State Representatives, Sarah Bess, Mike, and Joann, sponsored by the American Legion and the Women ' s Aux- iliary, were chosen to represent Conroe in these schools of government. During their ten -day stay in Austin, girls and boys from all parts of Texas organized their own state governments, holding elections for city, county, and state officials, as well as form- ing a two-party system of government. The groups heard guest speakers, toured the Capitol, and had a very inspiring and rewarding experience. Join Ga6 e Tom, a very intelligent and popular mem- ber of the C.H.S. Class of ' 60, took his first National Merit test last spring. The results of this test earned for Tom the prestige of being a Semi-Finalist. On December 5, 1959, Tom took a second test and was later announced as a Finalist. There were 550, 000 students who took the first test; only 10, 000 are finalists. This latter group represents one -half of one per cent of all the high school seniors in the United States. Approximately 555-987 winners will be named in March. These winners will be selected on the basis of scores made on the December test, as well as on participation in school and extracurri- cular activities, and they will receive four-year scholarships to the schools of their choice. Tom, who received a Certificate of Merit for having been named a Finalist in the National Scholarship Award Testing program is the first C.H.S. student to have earned such outstanding honor. We are very proud of Tom. We congratu- late him and wish for him a wonderful future. 5. as --- I V Ui ' W v I i 4 wmmm Kb . Je. ' i ( ' c io ar.s J enrfa T racfforJ, .Janie Oe ee, Jaiy Lunne 7wuV anrf orn ( ' ,af U Queen of i ie I960 D-fare Princess Charlotte, from the House of Coleman, and Prince Rocky, from the House of Reese, with Queei Sarah Bess, from the House of Gray, and King Stuart, from the House of Coyle. U ie J are Cjorona ion I960 King Stuart and Queen Sarah Bess leave the throne to lead the royal promenade. Lady Margaret Elizabeth, from the House of Hearn, escorted by Lord James, from the House of Buchanan - Lady-in-Waiting to Duchess Janie, from the House of DeFee, escorted by Duke Freddie, from the House of Burk. CANDIDATE FROM THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Lady Mary Faye, from the House of Etheridge, escorted by Lord Bill, from the House of Evans - Lady-in- Waiting to Duchess Kendall, from the House of Baylor, escorted by Duke Foster, from the House of Madeley. CANDIDATE FROM THE LATIN CLUB Lady Elizabeth, from the House of Boeselt, escorted by Lord Richard, from the House of Lampton - Lady- in-Waiting to Duchess Gay Lynne, from the House of Biesele, escorted by Duke Mike, from the House of CANDIDATE FROM THE TEE SQUARE CLUB dy Marilyn, from the House of iley, escorted by Lord Tom, from : House of Cable - Lady-in-Wait- ; to Duchess Mary, from the use of Palmer, escorted by Duke n, from the House of Phillips. CANDIDATE FROM THE DRAMA CLUB dy Donna, from the House of llinger, escorted by Lord John, m the House of Lackey - Lady Waiting to Duchess Julie from House of Hailey, escorted by ke Richard, from the House of yle. CANDIDATE FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL Lady Sara Ellen, from the House of Wallace, escorted by Lord Robert, from the House of Brown - Lady-in-Waiting to Duchess Karen, from the House of Wallace, es- corted by Duke Frankie, from the House of Lumpkin. CANDIDATE FROM THE CHOIR Lady Patsy Nell, from the House of DeFee, escorted by Lord Don, from the House of Trow - Lady-in- Waiting to Duchess Joann, from the House of Steakley, escorted by Duke James, from the House of Gibson. Lady Glenda, from the House of Bradford, escorted by Lord Johnny, from the House of Driver - Lady- in-Waiting to Duchess Rosalyn, from the House of Huffman, es- corted by Duke Bob, from the House of Reed. CANDIDATE FROM THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA dy Nancy Ann, from the House DfWeisinger, escorted by Lord arry, from the House of Owens - .ady -in -Waiting to Duchess Billie, )i Tom the House of Thomas, escorted Dy I uke Donald, from the House of ' Ong. CANDIDATE FROM THE CHEERLEADERS ' ASSOCIATION Lady Glyndell, from the House of Gilbert, escorted by Lord Ellington, from the House of Darden - Lady- in -Waiting to Duchess Georgianne, from the House of Davis, escorted by Duke Conner, from the House of John. CANDIDATE FROM THE LETTERMEN ' S ASSOCIATION ady Joan, from the House of Bell, scorted by Lord James, from the ouse of Peoples - Lady-in-Waiting Duchess Lupe, from the House Alvarado, escorted by Duke 3y from the House of Near. CANDIDATE FROM THE TIGERETTE ASSOCIATION Lynda Gibson entertained the audience with a Ballet, Sea Nymph. The Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire of C.H.S. (Celeste Bradham and Kary Walker) waltzed at the Regency Rhapsody. The young members of the Royal Court were delightful ! Flower girls for the Princess, Hollye Bowden and Lucy Vick Lady-in -Waiting to the Princess, Candyce Coe I 1 Benjie Benge sa.ig Beautiful Lady to Queen Sarah Bess. Mrs. Coker sang If I Loved You. ' Judy Wakefield honored the Queen widi a ballet - theme from A Summer Place. lower Girls for the Queen, Wanda and Elwandj Edwards ' rain Bearers, Jimmy and Johnny Dorrell :rown Bearer, Jeffrey Dorrell ' jik Mr. Jimmy Dorrell, genial Master of Ceremonies, helped to make the Coronation a success. U£e I960 ( J oyal I uri SPORTS TO THE TIGERS OF 1959 This season to me is not counted in the won and lost column. Our inexperienced boys learned many valuable lessons concerning self- discipline, enthusiasm for the game, teamwork, loyalty to their school, and, above all, to fight with the courage of true Tigers, regardless of the odds, and even in defeat. After all, the mark of a man is that he is courageous in defeat and humble in victory. It is my sincere wish that each football player will be a better man for having played the game; and that some of the lessons learned concerning respect for opponents, self -discipline, loyalty, and cour- age to keep fighting will help you in your adult lives to be courageous Christian Gentlemen. Always remember, the one who wins makes the fewest mistakes. God bless each of you in your future endeavors. Sincerely, OhuLjp ' _ A conference of the coacnes, Coach Jones explains as Coaches Smith, Haack and Powers concentrate. i- 7 959- J 960 ' ,  K f |73 BSlBJ i m f: CONROE TIGERS CONROE - JEFF DAVIS 7 CONROE 50 - SAN JACINTO 12 CONROE - BRYAN 3 CONROE 6 - BAY CITY 33 CONROE 8 - ALVIN 7 CONROE 14 - ATHENS 18 CONROE 14 - ALDINE 14 CONROE - BRENHAM 6 CONROE 6 - SMILEY 12 CONROE 6 - HUNTS VILLE 23 CONROE TIGERS ji8B5 l! MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1959 Jimmy Coe Jimmy Coe, one of the finest team players ever produced at Conroe High School, always puts the team first and himself second. Jimmy is a leader who inspired his teammates on the practice field as well as on the playing field. Not only dia om team name Jimmy MOi T VALUABLE PLAYER, this outstand- ing Tiger was chosen on the ALL-DISTRICT TEAM for 1959, and is certainly deserving of any honor he may receive. JAMES BUCHANAN DERRELL McDONALD DON PHILLIPS Senior Senior Senior Halfback Quarterback End 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman All-District All-District Honorable Mention 2nd Team STANLEY HAZEL Sophomore End 1959- 1 Year Letterman JIMMY COE Senior CONROE VAN SMITH Tackle LARRY OWENS Senior 2 Year Letterman Senior Guard All-District Center 2 Year Letterman First Team 1 Year Letterman STUART COYLE Senior End 1 Year Letterman 960 GERS CHARLES FRENCH Junior End 1 Year Letterman JACK GORDON Senior Halfback 1 Year Letterman JOHNNY BOEHLER Junior Tackle 2 Year Letterman All-District Honorable Mention STANLEY JOHNSON Sophomore Tackle 1 Year Letterman ROCKY REESE Junior End 1 Year Letterman AU-Disuict 2nd Team CHARLIE GORDON Sophomore Guard 1 Year Letterman i ' «« ' Ffsi ELL DARDEN BEN BLACKMON CURTIS HELTON Sophomore Quarterback 1 Year Letterman Junior Halfback 1 Year Letterman Sophomore Halfback 1 Year Letterman The Tiger Lettermen listen Coach McCuUough explains facts. as the 1959- CONROE TIMMY COYLE JOHN LACKEY NOEL SMITH Freshman Guard Senior Center Sophomore Fullback 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman DANNIE BISHOP ROBERT BROWN Sophomore Junior Fullback Quarterback 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman JIMMY POSSOIT and DAVID SMITH Managers CONNER JOHN GROVER HODGES Senior Sophomore Center Guard 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman All-District A II -District 2nd Team Honorable Mention The B Team, led by Coach Johnny Hammer, had a great season, winning 6 out of their 8 games. In district play they came out on top with a 4-0 record. These boys will become the Tigers of ' 60. B TEAM AND JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Tom Allen ' s Junior Varsity also had a good season. These boys won 5 out of 8 games, with their district record standing at 2-2. f.-r,.--a!KOi . ' itf ' iJL K ' - .T!T7. 1 ■ ■■■P 1959-60 CONROE TIGER H BASKETBALL H 1 h m l s r r% RICHARD LAMPTON - Captain Guard Senior 3 Year Letterman DAVID PYLE Guard Junior Year Letterman cO .X ' - ' O G ' .i ROX JACOBSEN Center Sophomore 1 Year Letterman )S i .60 TOMMY KNIGHT Center Junior 1 Year Letterman ROCKY REESE Forw ard Junior 1 Year Letterman ELL DARDEN Forward Sophomore 1 Year Letterman CHARLES FRENCH Guard Junior 1 Year Letterman BEN BLACKMON Guard Junior 1 Year Letterman ,. , RECORD Conroe 43 Dayton 23 Conroe 41 Leveretts Chapel 42 Conroe 57 Cleveland 62 Conroe 49 Liberty 45 Conroe 40 San Jacinto 56 Conroe 37 St. Pius 41 Conroe 43 Deer Park 50 Conroe 42 Liberty 79 Conroe 51 Dayton 49 Conroe 56 Colmesniel 28 Conroe 37 Huntsville 66 Conroe 48 Huntsville 67 Conroe 49 Brenham 72 Conroe 40 Smiley 54 Conroe 39 Aldine 81 Conroe 49 Huntsville 71 Conroe 59 Brenham 65 Conroe 52 Smiley 58 Conroe 4S Aldine 71 B-TEAM - TOP ROW - Sherry. Heath, Griffin, Merryman, Poissoit. SECOND ROW - Ramey. Heas- ley, Martin, Powell, Wise. THIRD ROW - Coach Hammer, Stubblefield, New- comb, Owens, Made- ley, and Howard. These boys did a fine job this year un- der the direction of Coach Johnny Ham- mer. These young Tigers will become the All-Stars of tomorrow. B JEAtA AND 9fh GRADE BASKETBALL 9TH GRADE - TOP ROW - Beard, Rice, Cable, King, Moore. SECOND ROW - Etheridge, Coach Al- len, Singleton, Ran- nels. Rider, Wilson, and Chaney. NOT PICTURED - Hutchins and Musgrove. The freshman team listens with attention as Coach Allen talks with them. C.H.S. GIRLS ' INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT - JANUARY 15-16 The Grapeland girls happily receive, for the second straight year, the first place trophy, which they rightfully deserve. The All-Tournament players are pictured below: uards - Nancy Oldham, Cypress; Renee Kin- irix, Deer Park; Virginia Guidry, Grapeland; -orwards - Jere Kitzmiller, Deer Park; Frances Daniels, Grapeland; Claudia Sassie, Conroe. The Deer Park girls flash wide grins as they receive their second place trophy. At the left, the girls from Cypress Fairbanks display their Consolation prize. Sassie is mobbed by well-wishers and happy Conroe girls soon after she receives the gold All- Tournament basketball. J 959- 1 960 TIGERETTES )l GIRLS ' BASKETBALL COURTENAY CRANE - Guard 1 Year Letterman Co-Captain JOAN BELL - Forward 2 Year Letterman JULIE HAILEY - Forward 1 Year Letterman The Backbone of the Team Managers - Glenda Bradford, Donna Dellinger, Janie JOANN STEAKLEY - Forward 1 Year Letterman KAREN WALLACE - Guard JANET READ - Guard 1 Year Letterman WYNNE HARRIS - Guard 1 Year Letterman F H LUPE ALVARADO - Forward Bm K v HHh 2 Year Letterman DONNA DELLINGER - Guard PEGGY JOHNSON - Forward 1 Year Letterman . ll GRAY - Guard .ar Letterman Captain CLAUDIA SASSIE Forward 1 Year Letterman A 11 -Tournament MAHRLETTA WOODWARD Guard 1 Year Letterman GEORGIANNE DAVIS - Guard ORA BRl ' Cr - Gi :rd 1 ' I ' ear Letterman B TEAM - Hearn, McDonald, Rush, Wilson, Turney, Jordan, Cummings, Smith, Brown, DeFee, Mitchell, Parsley, Singleton, Gordon, Daniel, Houser, Etheridge. TIGERETTE BANQUET FEBRUARY 20, 1960 Held in the high school cafeteria, the Banquet com- memorated the closing of the basketball season. After a delicious dinner was completed and the gifts were presented, the lettermen were announced and awards and recognitions were made. The evening ended with musings and reminiscings from each of the mem- GIRLS ' INTRAMURALS Softball came first on the list, and coming out on top were Janet ' s Follies. Left to right stand Ora Bruce, Martha Parsley, Janet Read, Darla Jordan, Marhleta Woodward, and, kneeling with umpire, Henry Harris, are Sondra Singleton, Wynne Harris, and Roberta Swinney. The Senior Rebels fought hard for the first place title in Basketball. These winners are Susan Tyler, Ruth Owens, Carolyn Wiggins, Mary Lee Brunson, and Travie Busby, and Jordon. « CONNOR JOHN DERRELL McDONALD Infield 2nd Base Junior Junior i5 i llb ,1 M ---.J : : 1960 TRACK the upper left, Eddie Cannan practices vaulting as Skippy McClellan and Walter Chaney watch, immy Coyle and Johnny Boehler swing as Sammy Blaire observes. he distance runners speed down the track. They are David Smith, Frank Ray, Sam Cable, Charles French, regg Baker, and Benjie Benge. he shot put is hurled by Stuart Coyle and Noel Smith; pretty powerful boys! anny Bishop and Danny Liles o.k. the result of Don Phillips ' and James Buchanan ' s stride as they clear the urdle. Ir. Fix-it-all, Coach Powers, helps Eddie with the pole. : ■%fe!S .: k ■=« . ' V ■•• ' J i ? Sprinters Curtis McLauchlin, Ronnie Dawson, Ben Black- mon, Richard Lampton, and Harold Lafitte get in shape for the approaching track season. - . v- A. ja -am ' t- 1960 GOLF TEAM TOP ROW, (left to right): Bernard Hoffart, LeRoy Poinsett, Carroll Chambers, Skippy McClellan, and Douglas Heaton. BOTTOM ROW, (left to right): Willy Hoffart, Kenneth Choate, Dean Sadler, Butch Howard and Mike Owens. i? Coach E. Y. Steakley relaxes as he watches the results of his team. A pro himself, Mr. Steaklev is a frequent visitor to this course. The Conroe High School Golf Team entered Interscholastic League Competition in 1955. For .the last four years this group has been coached by E. Y. Steakley, and Conroe has had the winning team in district during these years. Starting in February, the team practices after school at the Conroe Country Club, preparing for the District Tournament, which is held each year a t Brenham, in the early part of May. Before the tournament, two teams are chosen from the boys and these teams compete with those from Brenham, Bryan, Huntsville, and Navasota. Last year ' s District title was captured by Conroe ' s first team which was composed of Carroll Chambers, Douglas Heaton, Bernard Hoffart and David Deison, a graduating senior. A hard-working bunch of boys, who can only succeed through teamwork, composed the Tiger Golf Team. J 959- 7 960 TENNIS TEAM - ' ; ! ' SPi J,:i- ' .vid IXAVin PYIJ-: went to regionaU in boys ' doubles along with JOANN STEAKLEY in girls ' singles. BUTCH HOWARD, ALBERT MADLEY, KENNY SWAIN. ELSIE EVERETT, MARGERY BRADFORD, and CECILIA SMITH won district in tennis. SNAPS s - ' .if l Inebriated or having fun??? m ' li ' ow Pretty! Pooh on you! ! Looks like fun. Great buddies! Disgusted Don Elkhorn Phillips Cowpokes from WAY back! k ,,m Slumbering buddies I ! i The Inseparables! Ohh--my head! ! v. -i|::fe ' t Measley! s vat Honolulu fakers! . J-: ' . e DeFee and Weisinger Everybody wants in the act. Dick looks outnumbered. Little Dutch Girls Soptis lead oil with their Smiles A Dogpatch scene Thomas ana Weisinger cutting out: Lupe A. John L. Beverly M Sherry S. Co:;:;c:J. HSUECKm iwncpmyw. ,- c ' ' €t- ,., K . , 5i ' ' ofco ' otoi ;,.. .?PPOl • ' Z ' US 0 ' ADVERTISERS Congratulations to the Class of I960 from THE DAN-DEE-DOG REGGIE SIMMONS, Owner CONROE NATIONAL BANK ' First Drive-In Teller Service in Montgomery County ' Member F. D. 1. C. Corner Simonton and San Jacinto Conroe, Texas HAY ' S FASHIONS FOR CHILDREN ' We Major in Minors Phone PI 6-4666 Conroe, Texas Hl-Y DRIVE-IN THEATER Congratulations to the Seniors of ' 60 ' Congratulations, Seniors JUDGE W. S. WEISINGER Congratulations, Seniors of ' 60 BORDEN METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY YOUR TROUBLES ' MASSY MOTORS 225 North Frazier Conroe, Texas Phone PI 6-3356 or PI 6-3357 YOUR SEARCH ENDS TOMLIN ' S LUCKY 7 5 15 N. 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County ' s H Hl HIHHi and We Largest Highway 75 at Simonton Guarantee Cash Food k Conroe That You Pay Less Market LUCE-WINZER MOTORS Your Friendly FORD Dealer ' Conroe, Texas Phone P16-4478 i I Compliments of REGAN SMITH Independent Pulpwood Contractor Phone PL 6-4822 Conroe, Texas QUINN ' S DRUG STORE Your Dependable Druggist Phone PL 6-2645 Conroe, Texas HON ' S DAIRY MART Good Luck Where You Get the Best in Good Food DONNA AND KENNETH Phone PL 6-3440 WALKER Conroe, Texas Compliments of MODERN CLEANERS KASMIERSKY ' S 117 Simonton HUMBLE SERVICE STATION Conroe, Texas Phone PL 6-2614 Highway 75 and 105 Compliments of McGEE HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP We Serve Family Style Meals 201 North Pacific Phone PL 6-994 Conroe, Texas Compliments of JIMMIE ' S DRIVE-IN GROCERY 1214 Roberson Ph. PL 6-3424 Conroe, Texas HAILEY ' S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Sadler Clinic Building Phone PL 6-2831 Conroe, Texas LETBETTER SONS WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP Conroe, Texas HOUSER ' S RADIO TV - -v RCA Victor Dealer y a Sales and Service E. E. HOUSER, Owner Conroe, Texas DOUG ' S DRIVE-IN GROCERY No. 1 - 208 East Davis - Ph. 6-3054 No. 2 - 129 South Frazier - Ph. 6-3045 lOPi ' Open 7 -11 W. A. MOON MATERIAL COMPANY Ready-Mix Concrete Building Materials Phone P. O. Box 6-2844 630 Conroe, Texas Compliments of KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY NEAL KNOX, Owner Compliments of P. H. CRANFORD Your Red Arrow Freight Dealer Conroe, Texas Compliments of CRAFT STUDIOS 117 West Davis Phone PL 6-4945 Conroe, Texas HEWETT ' S CAFE Lunches - Steaks - Bar-B-Q Creole Cooking MR. AND MRS. HEWETT Proprietors 111 S. Frazier Conroe, Texas Congratulations to the Class of ' 60 ZACHRY COMPANY INSURANCE Conroe, Texas SHEPARD FURNITURE COMPANY You ' re money ahead! iox 1548 Conroe, Texas CONROE FABRIC SHOP ' All Your Sewing Needs ' Phone PL 6-2252 Conroe, Texas FEEDER ' S SUPPLY ' Your Complete Farm Supply Store ' Highway 105 West IBeallsl ■■I ' fUiil. ' iHHi ' MIFa BEALL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Conroe, Texas from COCHRAN ' S 224 West Davis Phone PL 6-2555 Conroe, Texas Compliments of BUTLER GRIMES COMPANY, INC. 318 North Main Phone PL 6-2251 Conroe, Texas SCOTT ' S PHARMACY Serving Where Friends to Serve Meet Again Friends Conroe, Texas ♦ SAV-WAY FOOD MARKET WALLACE LAMPTON, Proprietor Highway 105 East Phone PL 6-2221 Conroe, Texas Compliments of JIMMY GIBSON FOOD MARKET Highway 105 East Conroe, Texas Phone PL 6-3035 -r IT ' S A PLEASURE! J. WAHRENBERGER SONS On the Square Conroe, Texas Compliments of MAYOR BILL NEWTON Congratulations to the Class of 1960 CONROE JEWELRY MARVIN ANDERSON JR. - Owner 330 North Main Conroe, Texas Phone PL 6-2055 (S€ V(C€ J Compliments of MIDWAY CLEANERS Conroe, Texas All the Latest Hits 19 West Davis Conroe, Texas ROY POINSETT - LORENA STEAKLEY D. B. A. ROY POINSETT AND COMPANY Realtors Insurers Developers JACK HENRY BUICK COMPANY B U I C K Surrey Bid. Conroe, Texas bntiac 5Ki 5? Rambler G. M. C. CO. Conroe, Texas HAZEL ALLEY AUTO PARTS COMPANY Wholesale 139 North Main Street Conroe, Texas FAST SERVICE Phone PL 6-3222 PL 6-3223 L M LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Yellow Pine Lumber Pine Timbers Osmose Pressure Treated Lumber Phone 3 15 1 P. O. Box 550 Willis, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF DORBANDT AND COMPANY Conroe, Texas Compliments of SURREY OIL AND GAS COMPANY Conroe, Texas Congratulations to the Class of ' 60 OFFSHORE MAGAZINE COMPANY Conroe, Texas Best Wishes from SOULES INSURANCE COMPANY The Sure Way to Carefree Days Conroe, Texas t ; PRUETT MINNOW RANCH The Minnow That Goes Fishing MOON PALACE CAFE House of Good Food Sftcializing in Chinese and American Food Golden Shiners Blue Giant Gold Fish Tropical Fish Worms R. C. PRUETT Route 1, Box 37 Phone PL 6-4722 Hwy. 75 South Conroe, Texas Silverdale Drive Conroe, Texas and Pruett Lane Congratulations Congratulations, Seniors Seniors of I960 GILMORE ' S NURSERY CRIGHTON THEATER Hwy. 75 North Conroe, Texas 1 Service to Your School is Our Business LOUIE HOOPES TIRE CO. 1 CANNAN MUSIC CO. Conroe, Texas Compliments of PAT ' S RED CHAIN FEED STORE Conroe, Texas Conroe ' s Only Tire Specialists PL 6-3326 Conroe, Texas Complinnents of The CHUCK BOX Hi-Way 75 Phone PL 6-2835 Conroe, Texas ZQq AWNINGS AIR- FLO BLIND FENCE CO. 700 West Davis Willis, Texas Conroe, Texas 4167 PL 6-3656 CONROE MILL SUPPLY Mill Supplies and Mill Machinery RUSSELL LAW, Owner Phone PL 6-2731 P. O. Box 362 Conroe, Texas McCURDY PRINTING COMPANY ROY G. SMITH, Owner P. O. Box 305 904 McCall STANDARD MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Service Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Phone PL 6-4407 Box 1549 Conroe, Texas Conroe, Texas ' Conroe ' s Leading Ladies ' Store Home of Bobbie Brooks and Jonathaji Logan Fashions Don ' t worry, just buy her a lovely gift from THE ORCHID SHOPPE More for Your Money at MOORE ' S VARIETY STORE 313 North Thompson Conroe, Texas Phone PL 6-4224 Compliments of ED V. TRIPLETT INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Darden Building Conroe, Texas Enjoy good food, ice cream, and cold drinks at The TASTEE-FREEZ DRIVE-IN Corner of Cowan and North Frazier Ua Read The CONROE DAILY COURIER EVERETT SONS Since 1908 Best Wishes to our Youth — in them is the hope .... of a brighter tomorrow!!! THE First Baptist Church IN CONROE Compliments of CAPITOL DRUG Conroe, Texas DOCTOR --- LAWYER --. MERCHANT CHIEF . .. After graduation you ' ll find new goals to achieve - increasingly interesting though some- times difficult. And whatever your goal - in medicine, law or business, you ' ll find Ameri- ca ' s free enterprise system offers ever-grow- ing opportunities and rewards for successful accomplishment. To make your job easier you ' ll find Reddy Kilowatt electric power an able helper - a part- ner working for Better Living for America. . r; nn LIVE BETTER Have a Pepsi f; Pepsl-Cola gj ' OES Jack, June, and Dannie are being sociable as they drink refreshing Pepsi- Colas from THE CLARK BOTTLING COMPANY located on highway 75 north, in Conroe June is wishing she could own one of these beautiful typewriters from H H OFFICE SUPPLY which is located at 104 Simonton in Conroe and handles all kinds of office supplies and equipment. Phone PI 6-3 522 Compliments of ROY WILLIS Your Building Material Headquarters Highway 75 North . Vj BLB As a member of the Class of 1960, you ' re off to a good start toward a useful and reioardiuo future. May ice eougratulate you, aud ii ' ls i you every suceess. HUMBLE OIL REFINING CO. l For the Best Service WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 202 North Main PI. 6-2122 Conroe, Texas For All Sporting Goods BOB ' S SPORTING GOODS Highway 105 Conroe, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors of Conroe High School MIDLAND GASOLINE CORPORATION Conroe, Texas OUR TIGER Mr. and Mrs. Elza Love Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Smith Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Barton, Connie, and Ricky BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Hollace E. Bowden Mr. Fred Burns Mr. W. B. Etheridge Darden, Fowler, and Creighton Attorneys Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Starnes and Dannie The Hal Harlen Family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Poinsett The Gary Jones Family Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilkerson Conroe Track and Tractor Company Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gray and Tommy Ernest Massey Lockhart Humble Station Evelyn Anderson and Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker Thompson ' s Food Market J. P. Waddill Beall ' s Department Store Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Coe and Family Neal, Nila, and Nancy Knox Spanish Village Cafe J. Wahrenberger and Sons Mr. Lester A. Peel Stutt ' s News Stand H. and H. Office Supply Falvey- Holland Clinic The Blossom Shop Mrs. Evelyn Davis Robbin ' s Shoe Store The Music Box Elsie Everett Mrs. Polly Daniel Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burk Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hailey Z. B. and Perrin Cranford Ozella ' s Dress Shop Mrs. E. R. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowrance Hotel Conroe Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clanton and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Montgomery Anderson Elementary School Wm. F. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lampton Grady ' s Gulf Service Mr. and Mrs. Cam Harrell Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Terrell Mr. and Mrs. James M. Evajis Joe Dan Ivy Mr. cind Mrs. J. M. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Ai Ware and Boys The Post Office Department Conroe Insulating Company R. D. Simonton C. C. Palmer TIGER BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. David Crews Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coker Jr. Steve and John Hailey Gladys Winninghaxn Mr. and Mrs. Myron Coleman Ruth, Paula, and Bill Evans Mr. R. H. Weatherly Maxine W. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell, Joe Allen and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sellers, Sherry ajid Sandy MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEWS CONROE Serving Conroe and Montgomery County ELECTRIC COMPANY Continuously for 39 Years Advertising and Commercial Printing Conroe, Texas P. D. STEVE STEPHENS House Wiring Our Specialty 502 Wilson - Conroe, Texas Congratulations, Seniors! The FLARE Staff .J GREAT AMERICAN OF DALLAS INSURANCE COMPANY wisnes to m J acknowledge and 7 congratulate WYNNELLE GIBSON, Representative JIMMY GIBSON, P V Office at 822 E. Dallas Office Phone 6-3533 the only i B 9 Explorer j l;. 1 Home Phone 6-3980 Conroe who Hl 1 holds the rank of H I H Eagle H B I The I960 FLARE Staff Wishes to Express Sincere Appreciation to and Say Thank You, to All Persons Who Bought Ads in THE 1960 FLARE WE CONGRATULATE THE TATTLER STAFF . . . Although organized late in the year, the TIGER TATTLER Staff has edited and published several issues of a school paper we are all proud of. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Letbetter, the staff has made a great contribution to life at Conroe High School. The brains of this organization are Courtenay Crane, Assistant Editor, Mrs. Pat Letbetter, Sponsor, and Ken Higgin- botham, Editor-in-Chief. Ever _ iryone is busy, including the Ad- vertising Manager, Greg Baker; Art Editor, Betty Edgar; Sports Editor, Cissy Baylor; and Business Manager, Dianne Ballard. Big Time Reporters are Donna Ross, Cora Bess Smith, Betsy Ward, Novalene Imler, Sharan Stagg. and Kenny Swain. Not pictured are David Frame and Bob Cashner. The Staff looks over their prize possession, THE TIGER TATTLER, Write to Dear Matilda Sara Lou Weisinger and Celeste Bradham; they ' ll answer all youi problems. Lina Thomas and Diane Houser report on CHS assembly pro- grams. The typists for THE TIGER TATTLER, are Pat Castleschouldt, Tommy Demetrician, and Lou Ellen Golden. Those not pictured are Patsy Hodges and Tom- my Turlington. These girls, Jody Clan- ton. Society Editor; P.Ttsy DeFee, Club Ncvs; and Sara Ellen s.illace. Society Edi- tor, are alwa -s busy. Not pictured is Patsy Waak, Club News. DO YOU REMEMBER . . . . the afternoons you waited for the bus? those terrible days of band practice? W the dances after the football games? . . . the times Coach Hammer bounced around the gym? . . . the times you decorated? ... the times you wQrked-out for everything? . . that good, good ol ' snow??? f i4: . . . this? — -1 i REMEMBER this cheerleader election? the day the Seniors got their rings? . this far back? SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER Sept. 1 - First day of school Sept. 4 - Yelling session practice Sept. 5 - Hobo Hop Sept. 7 - Labor Day Sept. 8 - Band elections Sept. 11 - First football game Sept. 14 - Senior pictures Sept. 1. ' - Junior, Sophomore, Freshman pictures Sept. 16 - Choir party Sept. 18 - San J acinto football game Football Sweetheart Dance Sept. 21 - Senior rings arrived OCTOBER Oct. 2 - Bay City football game Oct. 9 - Alvin football game Oct. 16 - Athens football game Band Sweetheart Dance Oct. 19 - Homecoming candidates announced Oct. 22 - Bluejean Day Oct. 23 - Aldine football game Oct. 23 - Ronnie Dawson and the Doughboys sang NOVEMBER Nov. 5 - Homecoming Bonfire Nov. 6 - Homecoming F.T.A. members taught Nov. 13 - Huntsville football game Nov. 15-21 - Sadie Hawkins Week Nov. 16 - Boys ' basketball practice begins Nov. 18 - Presentation of candidates for Daisy Mae and Lil ' Abner Nov. 20 - First girls ' basketball game Nov. 21 - Sadie Hawkins Dance Nov. 26,27 - Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER Dec. 5 - District band tryouts Dec. 12 - F.H. A. Christmas Formal Dec. 14 - First boys ' basketball game Dec. 17, 18, 19 - Rockdale Girls ' B asketball Tournament Dec. 18 - Christmas Holidays begin Senior themes due Aldine Boys ' Basketball Tournament Dec. 31 - New Year ' s Eve Dance Jan. 1 - Coach Max Jones resigns Jan. 4 - Band and Football jackets arrive Jan. 7, 8, 9 - Regional Band Jan. 8, 9 - Huntsville and Bellville Basketball Tournaments Jan. 11 - First boys ' district basketball game Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 14 - Board Dinner 15, 16 - Conroe Gills ' Basketball Tournament 20,21. 22 - Mid-Term Exams 25 - First issue of TIGER TATTLER 27 - Who ' s Who Election 29,30 - Regional Choir Clinic 30 - Sock Hop Teen-agers ' March-of-Dimes 2 - Mrs. Henry receives recording machines for Espanol 3 - Juniors begin magazine drive 4 - First girls ' district basketball game 5 - Tea given by Mrs. McCullough honoring the Ladies of the Coronation 9 - Juniors ' magazine drive ends 10 - Flare Queen Election 11 - Last boys ' district basketball game 12 - SNOW! ! Coronation rehearsal 13 - Flare Queen Coronation 15 - Track and baseball begin New coach, Charles York, arrives from Brady 18 - Last girls ' district (basketball) game 19 - Tigerette Banquet 20 - Last Flare deadline 21, 22, 23, 24 - Sam Houston Trail Ride 22 - Tennis begins 27 - Golf begins MARCH March 1 - Cheerleader practice begins March 4, 5 - Drama Club play March 5 - Tiger Band plays on KMCO March 8 - National Merit Tests for juniors April 8 - Cheerleader election April 8,9- District track meet at Brenham April 11 - Installation of new National Honor Society members April 15-18 - Easter Holidays April 30 - Valedictorian and Salutatorians are announced May 2 - Flare trip to Houston May 7 - Junior -Senior Banquet May 18, 19 - Senior Exams May 22 - Baccalaureate Sermon May 23,24.25 - Final Exams May 27 - Last day of school Graduation Senior All -Night Part I I 1 1 m M ... 1 1 a ■ i 1 o I,

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