Devereux School - Viking Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

Q, A 4-Q ... .1.,.,,, Mg- - . .,,-- . 'QQ .sal 1' 5: :3M.,q.2,..u ,, -9 . 1 W ' ff 3 ,411 . . gl: eg.. ,, -5, SW , mf .T . ,,,. 1-4-J 1' L., S . wi M , x .Wt X k 5 .J , xxi The Devereux Schools, Victoria, Texas Presents The 1 7 Viking d C hfd We Dedicate The 1967 Viking T 0 u E MR. RICHARD DANKO Chief Administrator Education through discipline of the body and mind can train a man for greatness --------- . Prepare for your purpose and station in life, seeking truth and under- standing of the most important of all processes . . . HUMAN RELATIONS, MISS HELENA T. DEVEREUX Founder of Devereux Schools I-Iumani nihil a me alienum Puto To us no man is a Stranger President and Director as Message EDWARD L. FRENCH, Ph. D. I President and Director To the Texas Graduating Class of 1967: Four centuries ago, an English writer named John Heywood observed that, A hard beginning maketh a good ending. What he neglected to say, of course, was that the final result of any endeavor depends upon the personal effort put into it. You are graduating, not because you have mastered a certain number of academic subjects or satisfied a pre-determined set of requirements, but rather be- cause, in a very real sense, you are on your way to a good ending. Your task now is to solidify the gains you have made during your stay with Devereux Schools, and to meet each new day's challenges in such a way that, many years from now, you will be able to look upon your life with self-respect. May whatever path you choose to follow lead to the fulfillment that comes only from a life well lived! Sincerely yours, ji Edward L. French, Ph.D, President and Director Director 0 Development 'S Message MR. JOHN BARCLAY Director of Development Devereux Schools TO TI-IE STUDHNITS OF DEVEREUX SCHOOLS IN TEQAS The years ahead hold many exciting challenges. The rewards awaiting the young man or woman who can successfully meet these challenges are many. Hopefully, the insight, understanding and maturity you have gained at Devereux will stand you in good stead. Please accept our continuing wishes, for it is in your personal success that all those who have devoted their careers to the work of The Devereux Foundation find their most meaningful rewards. ghd B270 Table 0 Contents Foreword - Administra Seniors - - Students - - Academics - - Sports - - tive Advisors Recreation Activities - Home Areas ----- Gentry - Ranch Summer Camp Austin Summer Special Events Personnel - - - Advertisements Autograph Page - Austin Camp - Foreword We, the staff of The 1967 Viking, would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all those involved with making its publication possible. We would especially like to thank Mr. Medina, our director and ad- visor, whose untiring efforts were greatly responsible for making this year- book what it is. To us, this yearbook is more than just pictures and words, it has been a total living experience. We have endeavored to give each of you the opportunity to look back at the experiences of this decisive period in your lives. We truly hope that this yearbook will serve as a living memory, and will add to your happiness in the years to come. Sincerely, David Saffern - - - - Editor in Chief Paula Stone - - - - - Activities Editor Thomas Stauffer - - Business Manager Thomas Sweenie - - - Organizations Editor Edith Stinnett - ------ Artist Administrative Advisors MR. RICHARD GRANT MR. ROBERT J. GERRARD Registrar Personnel Director MRS, SANDRA MARIE MR. PAUL WOYTKEWICZ Director of Social Services Program Co-orcliuator 8 1 , W 9 BRICK, CARI Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Bridge, Dorm Council, Horse- back Riding, Creative Writing Club DAVIS, NOEL Brooklyn, New York Weights, Softball, Gym, Touch Football FLITTIE, ROGER Brookings, S. Dakota Football, Basketball, Weights, Pres. of Student Council, Archery GREENBERG, JENNIE Brooklyn, New York Bridge, Etiquette Club, Swim- ming, Horseback Riding, Ten- nis GRUMBACHER, ROBERT Hagerstown, Maryland Social Studies Club, Dodgeball, Volleyball HOWLAND, WYCK Wheeling, W. Virginia Creative Writing, Art Club, Combo Treetop Vigil , Drama Club I 0 l JACOBS, DOUGLAS Phoenix, Arizona Bowling, Swimming, Canoe- ing, Cycling, Water Skiing LEVINE, JOHN Snowflake, Arizona Basketball, Bicycle Repair, Canoeing, Fishing Club, Thespians MIKESELL, HELEN Tucson, Arizona Tennis, Swimming, Bridge, Softball, Volleyball PERRY, BARBARA Palm Beach, Florida Modern Dance, Student Coun cil, Etiquette Club, Cheer- leader, Swimming PLAISANCE, GERALD St. Louis, Missouri Tennis, Bowling, Bridge, Swimming, Pool REDMOND, DENNIS Pacific Palasades, California Creative Writing, Track, Manager of Canteen, Ping- Pong, Water Skiing SAFFERN, DAVID University City, Mo. Editor-in -Chief of the Year- book, Rec. Council, Co-Editor- in-Chief of the Viking News, Bowling, Tennis, Social Studies Club SCOTT, JOHN Dallas, Texas Dorm Council, Swimming, Ping-Pong, Gym Managing, Tennis SPENCER, ANDREW Emporia, Kansas Trumpet Playing, Woodshop, Archery, Weights STINNETT, EDIE Jackson, Wyoming Art Club, Creative Writing Club, Newspaper, Yearbook, Horseback Riding STONE, PAULA San Francisco, Calif. Basketball, Bridge, Volleyball, Yearbook Activities Manager, Tennis, Newspaper Co-Editor THOMPSON, PAUL Richland, Washington Playing Oboe 8a Clarinet, Ping- Pong, Cards, Social Studies Club, Nature Collecting WICKENS, KAY Kettering, Ohio Basketball, Volleyball, Radio Club, Cards Senior Class Wills Gari Ellen Brick, do hereby will, with everlasting love, my vase to Chris Loving, and my perpetual diets to Dana Crouch Noel Davis, do hereby will my ability to take five biology tests per week to Jack Nelson, and my quick temper to Col. Schrader Jennie Greenberg, do hereby will my ability to do hair to Knanci Botsford, and my hair straightner to Marie Osman Wyck Howland, do hereby will the reputation of best guitarist to Scoat . Doug Jacobs, do hereby will my ability to talk my way in and out of sticky situations to Louis Ares, my tan to Bob Houston, and my temper to Preston Dent John Levine, do hereby will my good luck to Bill Martin, and my bicycle repairing to Colin McPetrie Helen Mikesell, do hereby will my natural blond hair to Knanci Botsford. Senior Class Wills Continued l, Barbara Perry, do hereby will my tan to Janet Keith, my long finger nails to Sarah Bradbury. I, Jerry Plaisance, do hereby will my algebra knowledge to Mrs. Fortner, and my arthritis to Tom Sweenie I, Dennis Redmond, do hereby will 1,000 fleas to Tracy Ford l Sharon Rice, do hereby will my frizzy hair to Garnis Armbruster, my long n fingernails to Knanci Botsford. I, David Safiern, do hereby will my American patriotism to Tom Stauffer, all my Frank Sinatra albums to Tom Sweenie, and my fan to Mike Pharr l, John Scott, do hereby will my unmathematical brain to Mrs. Fortner, my Spanish to Mr. Gilley, and my red socks to Santa Claus l, Andrew Spencer, do hereby will my ability to get up in the morning to Bob lontz, my speed to Bruce Heintzleman, and my ability to play the trumpet to Bob Fisher l, Paula Stone, do hereby will my standing weekly therapy appointments and my love for silver to Tom Sweenie I, Paul Thompson, do hereby will my oboe reed to Chris Loving, my English book to Rob Lindhurst, and my SAT scores to Scott Christensen l, Tom Varnell, do hereby will my basketball ability to lim Bruce, and my height to Knanci Botsford l, Kay Wickens, do hereby will my ability to play hop-scotch to Linda Hallet, My Yankee accent to Kathy Shaw, and my smoking permission to Phyllis Ericson L f I5 JOSE ALEU Cuba Basketball, Football, Rec Council CHASE ALWARD Camden, Michigan Swimming, Art Club, Volley- ball, Bowling, Pool GARNIS ARMBRUSTER Mercer Is., Washington Modern Dance, Creative Writing Club, Archery, Horse- back Riding, Cheerleader JOHN AVEGNO New Orleans, La, Softball, Cooking Club, Touch Football, Etiquette Club. CURT BLACK Corning, Arkansas Swimming, Cooking Club, Dorm Council, Gym fMgr.J Arts and Crafts ROBERT BONELLI Vicksburg, Mississippi Canoeing, Football, Swim- ming, Pool, Woodworking WILLIAM BURLEIGH West Palm Beach, Fla. Basketball, Softball, Swim- ming, Fishing, Radio Club DAVID CAMERON Northbrook, Illinois Art Club, Music, Weights JEFFREY CASTALINE Milton, Mass. Fencing, Archery, Swimming Canoeing, Tennis PATRICK CASEY New Orleans, La. Archery, Fishing, Canoeing, Swimming TROY Cl-IATAGNIER Port Arthur, Texas Model Club, Pool Doclgeball, Tetherball SCOTT CHRISTENSEN Portland, Oregon Thespians, Football, Basket- ball, Pool, Karate JOSEPH COLT Kansas City, Mo. Football, Basketball, Canoe- ing STEPHEN COOPER Tallahassee, Florida Football, Basketball, Water Skiing, Softball, Combo EDGAR COREY New Orleans, La. Cooking Club, Newspaper, Pool, Basketball, Softball, Rec Council . RICHARD CRITZ Corpus Christi, Texas Model Club, Cooking Club, Basketball, Touch Football, Etiquette Club DANA CROUCI-l St, Joseph, Missouri Swimming, Creative Writing Club, Basketball, Pool, Div- ing MALCOLM DANIEL Tulsa, Oklahoma Football, Softball, Swimming Tennis, Biological Surgery MARJORIE DEATH Long Island, New York WALTER DEITZ. Phoenix, Arizona Swimming, Football, Weights, Pool, Softball AUSTIN DUNAWAY Hurst Texas ModelClub, Pool, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Etiquette Club BARBARA DUNLAP Phoenix, Arizona ION EARL Lake Charles, La. Basketball, Touch Football, ModelClub, Softball, Etiquette Club VICTOR ENGDAHL Phoenix, Arizona Tennis, Water Skiing, Pool PI-IYLLIS ERIC SON Madison, Wisconsin Basketball, Volleyball, Cards JANE FILLINGER LaFayette, Indiana Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball, Swimming, Bridge ROBERT FISHER San Antonio, Texas Combo, Electronics Club, Fishing, Nature Club, Swim- ming CHRISTINE FLANAGAN Chicago, Ill. TRACY FORD Phoenix, Arizona Softball, Football, Archery, Bowling, Canoeing TED FOULKE Corvallis, Oregon Pool, Swimming, Art Club, Model Club, Radio Club KATHY FREEMAN Oklahoma City, Okla. Water Skiing, Swimming, Horseback Riding, Canoeing JEROME GORDON New Orleans, La. Pool, Weights, A uto - Mechanics, Fishing, Nature Study C LARENCE GOSCH Lubbock, Texas PHYLLIS GROFF Tampa, Florida Horseback Riding, Swimming, Tennis, Camping LINDA HA LLET Phoenix, Arizona Modern Dance, Art, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Canoeing 1? aiu' CHRIS HANSON Corvallis, Oregon Basketball, Social Studies Club, Ping-pong WILLIAM HANSON Los Angeles, Calif. Softball, Touch Football LINDA HARE Birmingham, Alabama DEAN HARTING Potomac, Maryland Model Club, Canoeing, Wres tling, Football, Weights RANDY HERRING Lubbock, Texas Etiquette Club, Model Club, Basketball, Touch Football, Volleyball THOMAS HOFFMAN Erie, Pennsylvania Ping-pong, Basketball, Soft- ball IOHN HONEYCUTT Albuquerque, New Mexico Boy Scouts, Model Club, Eti- quette Club, Touch Football, Volleyball ROBERT HOUSTON Elm Grove, Wisconsin Swimming, Horseback Riding, Touch Football, Pool, Softball MIKE INGELS Baton Rouge, La. Boy Scouts, Etiquette Club, Models, Basketball, Touch Football WILSON JAICKS Northfield, Illinois Model Club, Cooking Club, Pool, Basketball, Soccer DAVID JONES Philadelphia, Pa. Football, Wrestling, Weights, Art Club ROBERT JONTZ Blythville, Arkansas Fishing, Swimming, Canoeing Touch Football, Softball ANDY KAVINOKY Buffalo, New York JANET KEITH Tulsa, Oklahoma Swimming, Bridge, Archery, Dorm Council, Volleyball JOHN KEYES Lubbock, Texas Model Club, Art Club, Basket ball, Softball IU LIE KOLIOPU LOS Naples, Florida ROGER LEONDHART Webster Groves, Mo. Boy Scouts, Model Club, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Softball WILLIAM LETTEER San Antonio, Texas Newspaper Club, Boy Scouts, Etiquette Club, Touch Foot- ball, Volleyball DANIEL LIGHTBGURN El Paso, Texas Model Club, Pool, Dodgeball Rec Council ROBERT LINDHURST La Canada, Calif. Canoeing, Football, Swim- ming, Weights DAVID LOCKE Corpus Christi, Texas Boy Scouts, Newspaper Club, Basketball, Soccer PAT LONGORIA Laredo, Texas Shuffleboard, Tetherball, Bicycling, Model Club CHRISTOPHER LOVING Lafayette, La. Water Skiing, Fencing, Art Club, Creative Writing Club MARILYN MAC NA IR Galveston, Texas CLIFF MALONE Wichita, Kansas Pool, Weights, Touch Football WILLIAM MARTIN Tucker, Georgia Pool, Basketball, Hiking, Fishing, Water Skiing TOM MEADE Clawson, Michigan Football, Basketball, Model Club, Wood Shop, Art Club BEN MEALEY Indianapolis, Indiana Boy Scouts, Newspaper Club, Tumbling, Basketball, Volley- ball STUART MILAM Hattiesburg, Miss. Boy Scouts, Model Club, News- paper Club, Basketball, Soft- ball COLIN MCPETRIE Ontario, Canada Water Skiing, Football, Basf ketball, Art Club, Pool PAUL MUSSLEWHITE Levelland, Texas Fishing, Basketball, Football, Softball HUNTER NASH Tupelo, Mississippi Combo, Electronics, Swim- ming, Canoeing, Basketball JACK NELSON McAllen, Texas Rec Council, Karate, Electron- ics, Wrestling JOHN ORR Corpus Christi, Texas Football, Basketball, Fishing, Swimming, Water Skiing, Bowl ing MARIE OSMAN Houston, Texas Swimming, Bridge, Basketball, Pool, Volleyball TIM PEDDIE Scottsdale, Arizona Basketball, Softball, Touch Football, Wood Work, Wres- tling MICHAEL PHARR McAllen, Texas Softball, Pool, Fishing Club, Basketball, Cards TED RADTKE Fort Worth, Texas Etiquette Club, Model Club, Art, Weights, Tumbling, Soft ball LOUIS RED EAGLE Hominy, Oklahoma Boy Scouts, Newspaper Club, Pool, Shuffleboard, Soccer, Softball, Rec. Council - Vo- cational WILSON REID Corpus Christi, Texas Model Club, Pool, Shuffle- board, Bicycling, Washers, Dodgeball LESLIE REKVE Evanston, Illinois Basketball, Football, Fishing, Swimming, Volleyball, Ping- Pong TERRY REYNOLDS Joplin, Mo. JOSE RIVERA Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Basketball, Water Skiing, Swimming, Volleyball, Ping- Pong VIC RUCKER Tulsa, Oklahoma Football, Swimming, Pool, Model Club, Music WARREN SAWICKI Elk Grove Village, Ill. TIMOTHY SCHREIN Shreveport, La. Canoeing, Football, Swim- ming, Fishing, Radio Club KATHY SHAW Greenwood, Miss. Creative Writing, Bridge, Rec Council, Music MICHAEL SIEGMAN Indianapolis, Indiana Bowling, Horseback Riding, Basketball, Archery, Swim- ming MARY ELLEN SNOW Albuquerque, New Mexico Canoeing, Horseback Riding, Modern Dance, Swimming, Art SUSAN SOCOLOF Bethesda, Maryland THOMAS STAUFER Little Falls, N.J. Canoeing, Yearbook fBusi- ness Manager J, Archery, So- cial Studies Club, Tennis, Football Viking News THOMAS STEIN Baton Rouge, La. Model Club, Art, Touch Foot ball, Tetherball, Rec Council fRanchJ THOMAS SWEENIE Northbrook, Illinois Viking News, Yearbook fCopy Editorj, Basketball Manager, Bowling, Creative Writing Club DAVID THIEDE Blooming Prairie, Minn. Swimming, Softball, Model Club, Fishing, Pool KATHEE TOOHER North Hollywood, Calif, Bridge, Swimming, Social Studies Club, Volleyball, Art MARK TUCKER San Angelo, Texas Pool, Shuffleboard, Woodwork Club, Etiquette Club, Basket- ball, Softball JUAN VIVOT Buenos Aires, Argentina Weights, Volleyball, Bowling, Horseback Riding, Archery WILLIAM WACKER Santa Barbara, Calif. Football, Swimming, Pool GRETCHEN WA LTER Beverly Hills, Calif. Etiquette Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Creative Writing Club, Dorm Council CHARLIE WELLIVER Indianapolis, Ind. Boy Scouts, Model Club, Touch Football, Soccer, Tetherball BOB K. WILLIAMS Memphis, Tenn. GREGORY WINSKI Michigan City, Indiana Basketball, Swimming, Science Club, Softball, Pool BRAD YOUNG Jacksonville, Florida Model Club, Boy Scouts, Eti- quette Club, Basketball, Soft- ball Academics Mrs. Voss instructs Preston Dent and Louis Red Eagle COL. C. SCHRADER Academic Supervisor MRS, S. LISSO MR. J. ALVARADO Academic Supervisor MISS WIZZIG AND MRS. FITZPATRICK Secretary Secretaries MR. F. DAVIS Vocational Supervisor MR. J. ALVARADO MR. N. CARDENAS English III and English IV Typing I and Typing ll, Shorthand and Bookkeeping 'nw Q gi ggi 1 xl ,.,,.,,....a.- MR. T. COOK MR. J. CRAWFORD General Science and Auto Mechanics Speech and Drama 35 27 fe? . ml L W-new MRS. G. DAVIS Home Economics 'S MR. M. DOORLEY Spanish I, English II, Latin I MR. R. DE LOS SANTOS American History, English II MR. G. ESTES World History a 1. in ,Q fa? 4 5 S 7 CEQQOI 23 11121314 678910 1'13T115I6l7l 20212232425 272860 If-'v ga f R ff ' i MR. W. GILLEY MRS. F. HENK Spanish, Latin, and English III and IV Driver 's Education MR. W. HOUSTON MR. J. HUTCHERSON Music Appreciation Gen, Science, Chemistry MISS A . JACKARD MR. R. MASON Health, Physical Education General Science, Chemistry MR. E. MEDINA Advisor of Viking News and Yearbook, Government, World History, Journalism and Photographer 38 MRS. C. MCCOURT English I Q ' MTV M , .QQ X 4 si? ' 7 A 1 isis' ' MR, S. H. NICHOLS MR. D. OZUNA BiO1Ogy Physical Education f s.1L.4sJ A f E44 41, Q3 T K Eff L-.al C .map , .El Am mr 4:53 ff? IAfC.3 '1 fel U3 fgfgj 15123 Cc! - fk' Zxfilf fEL.zw:?.Yj 'S-N g . KF, :es ,, my -f - . - -' 9' ,fs mi 1 ws- :as . . 'v rags sw? my A ss V ' , M A .,,, ,..,,,. , , ..., , , ,- hh ? il?w?Q :fff . .. . A Y ' LL 'ii ' 23: MR. A. RAWLINS MRS. M. STAFFORD French, German, Related Math I and II Russian, Woodworking Algebra I 39 MR. R. TURRICHI Algebra I, Algebra Il, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry MRS. WASSEL MRS. VOSS Remedial Reading, Junior High MR. F. A. YOAS Art Related Math I, Algebra I, 40 and Plane Geometry J QW K J. Eu MR. I. RALEY Assistant Academic Supervisor 4. MR. T. JANOTA Barber MR. W. RICHARD Junior High School Mr. Rawlins gives David Locke a hand in the woodshop. Student Council The members of the Student Council, from Left Right are: Barbara Perry, Secretaryg Steve Greenbaum Publications Officerg Robert M. Williams, Presidentg Laurie Hogan, Special Activities Officerg Vice- President, Roger Flittieg and Col. Schrader, Staff Advisor The Student Council was elected by the student body at an assembly in November. Candi- dates for positions on the council were given an opportunity to deliver campaign speeches at the assembly. The five students receiving the greatest number of votes were elected to the council. The successful candidates choose their offices at their first meeting. The Student Council was instrumental in securing the book racks for the center hallway and also sponsored the very successful and enjoyable historic picnic at Fannin Battleground. Mrs, Henk instructs John Scott in English Mr. Del Los Santos's students intently studying American History ,,,-ff Mr. Crawford gives some pointers in his Drama class A choice group of Science students watch a demon- stration on modern com- munications The Home Economics class preparing a special lunch- eon The Juniors and Seniors working on the National Merit Scholarship Qualify - ing Test Bob Fisher tending the Guinea Pigs in the Science Lab ,...-f ' Journalism Club in action. Left to Righty David Saffern, Tom Stauffer Paula Stone, Mr. Medina, and Tom Sweenie CREATIVE WRITING CLUBQ FRONT - Dennis Redmond, Edie Stinnett, Kathy Shaw, Wyck Howland MIDDLE - Gari Brick, Garnis Armbrus- ter, Sam Brown, Dana Crouch, Tom Sweenie BACK - Gretchen Walter, Chris Loving, Mrs. McCourt, and Mrs. Voss Driver 'S Education Sam Brown, Jose Rivera, and John Levine watch Just a little more to the right the Driver 's Education contest That's far enough That'S John Levine behind the wheel Okay, stop here Working out in the weightroom Miss Jackard's gym class trimming down on the parallel bars Barb Perry working out on the parallel bars The girls showing off during gym Yearbook Staff The Yearbook Staff in session: Editor-In-Chief, David Safferng Paula Stone, Activities Editorg Thomas Stauffer, Business Managerg Thomas Sweenie, Organizations Editorg Laurie Hogan, Class Editorg Edith Stinnett, Artistg and Mr. Medina, Photographer, Faculty Director, and Advisor. Thomas Sweenie, David Saffern, and Thomas Stauffer off campus selling Ads for the Yearbook. Special trip to Goliad David Saffern, Paula Stone, Tom Sweenie, and Tom Stauffer Presidio La Bahia Waiting in line for lunch Students and staff at Fannin 's grave Egg-throwing contest i is i SPO rts , -L if? ga X nag K 1 fi Y '5 L fr , f 2 ,N ,Q Q: : ' 5, .f 5 Q. , A :pf QM S' 4 -4, ' i L., Varsity Basketball Squad TOP ROW - left to right: Mr. Paul Woytkewicz fcoachj, Manny Laborin, Tom Varnell, Jose Rivera, Leslie Rekve, Frank Marek, and Tom Sweenie Qlvlanagerj Mr. Woytkewicz gives some indi- The coach makes a few last minute vidual instruction comments Tom Varne11191, Bob Skaife 161, Jose A1eu141, and Leslie Rekve 1111 Jose A1eu141, Jim Bruce 181, Bob Skaife 1121, Tom Vame11191, and Leslie Rekve 1111 Our team in white. Jose Rivera, Jose Aleu, Tom Varnell 1shooti1lgl, and Greg Winski The Varsity in Action Bob Skaife 161, Sam Brown 131, Leslie Rekve1111 and Jose A1eu141 The Cheerleaders BARBARA PERRY LAURIE HOGAN GRETCHEN WALTER GARNIS ARMBRUSTER LENA BURCH Girls Basketball BACK: Gretchen Walter, Kay Wickens, Jane Fillinger, Lena Burch, Miss Sassin, Laurie Hogan, Phyllis Ericson, Dana Crouch, Ellen Schwartz, and Judy Webber FRONT: Mary Poffenberger, Paula Stone Two points! Paula Stone shoots a basket as her team mates watch The teams jump for the ball PHYLLIS ERIC SON Guard SHARON RICE Gu ard Z I r LENA BURCH MARY POFFENBERGER MARIE OSMAN Forward Forward Guard PAULA STONE DANA CROUCH JANE FILLINGER Forward Guard Forward Intramural Football 1 K , , ,nqti , L i ' ii fi Wl'i l .1 I x 2 1 , M m,.,, The ball is hiked and the THE BROWNS - Mike Granstaff, Joe Colt, Rob Lindhurst, Tom Stauffer, Scott Christensen, Tom Meade, and Dave Jones ,E 3 T- 3, fi defense moves in - 5 fur: . A f - ' W i iv V if f f. ' , ,. kik ilfq-n, - 1 Y g , wif fi fK?,.i iiil f f , -V ' ' -sg,,, 'ffl' ' -ff .-9 W' ' ' X ' fdiibfdds' M27-'Hi' - ff' MF-' 2.2, 1 2?:1: 4 . 'fKf f-,WW-' Pviajfu ? . If 2 ' hw, .M , ,, ,A wx. , 4.:,fffs,v1 , 3 t .,.,fSf!ag,f ,Q .,, K , -U. -- an f ' ' ' ,g ' JA ' '+--' VM , Ad, i p:- 4.5 J T n T ,i ' K T a T fl, .,fQ?'f.',Qf4i-r1l1'??w' nz -rg Riff' 'w tf-, A 15' If ,Q A M . J H 1 IQFVIW Jxfwxalli 9. ggi Q63 Q by as Vizgggfuafw , 9 na RN Q12 4 W , f r,,,VVV , - - jf - , 5 fs . , mf 1 ' , mmmww fsf, me -1 - va. ,,,, ,- i f f ' -JW! The Packers drive around the Colts 59 The Colts prepare to hike while the Packer's Liuebackers play wide yeh ,V K A uh , ,lax ti, M K H hw? ., .KK,, W , f l ' ' ' .J X ' ,, fr ' n f 2. 1 i l. V - ' - ,o :Jw l it 'Q ..,, 2 ' ' A I W N, hhf' f 3 3 Q 5 fi K ff. . .. ., ' . Y . , f ,, .,,,.., j'11 , ',f V- , ,Il f f V , - 1. - , ,, '?- 'A' -e',,,',-11:30, ,A ERQJM J ' :gf QM, ,fag fill i hhee ' ,.., , M , .I ,,,h I t 1 ., , W ' : - . ,lf-we , may 111' f 1- .. ff' W1 if-f ?. Q ' 'zz ff'1 1f f '- 2' 'ff' 'W ,,.,,, V , ' , V 60 Mi THE BEARS - John Orr, Jose Aleu, Dean Harting, Rob Williams, Pete Skov, Paul Musslewhite, Steve Greehbaum, and Manny Laborin Getting ready to rush in Girl 'S Volleyball Gretchen Walter hurls the ball over the net to Afld if 'S 21 high fly fOr Gl'S'CCh61'1 again chalk up some points for home Paula Stone jumps up for a spike. Gretchen scoops it up to send it over the net once more Recreation Activities af 5 N l E , y t, . A A , , , , , , l BOYS DORM RECREATION COUNSELORS: Mr. Perrin, Mr. Williams, Mr, Hoff, Mr. Newton, Mr. Rosas, Mr. Pollard and Mr. Stafford--Boys Recreation Supervisor Miss Melina Lindberg - GIRLS RECREATION SUPERVISOR Recreation Council Left to Right: Kathy Shaw, Colin McPetrie, Jack Nelson, Miss Neckar, Edie Stinnett, Jose Aleu, and David Saffern The Recreation Council is instrumental in planning and implementing the students' recreation activities. This is done in close association with the recreation staff, especially Miss Neckar, the advisor ofthe Recreation Coun- cil. The Recreation Council members are elected by the students from each floor of the dormitories. They have been responsible for all the Saturday night socials, the Halloween party, Christmas dance, and they worked with the Student Council in preparation for the Spring Formal. 65 tudent Recreation Activities Miss Neckar su ervises the P girls recreation period in the dorm JENNIE GREENBERG and HELEN MIKESELL at the shuffleboard, MARIE OS- MAN and MARY SNOW try ping pong, and SARAH BRADBURY and PAULA GRAHAM play pool One of our Saturday socials 5, . ' X gl 1 - if TIM PEDDIE and DAVE JONES compare their art work ROB LINDHURST tries to beat the cards in a game of solitaire Roller Skating at the D Building MR. BARGAS instiucts PAUL MUSSLEWHITE and FRANK MAREK in wres- tling SCOTT CHRISTENSEN and JEFF CASTA LINE try their skill at cards MR. NEWTON, LOUIS ARES, VIC RUCKER, and VIC ENGDAHL try their luck at a game of pool The Drag Races - I tried my best Fastest Blcycle Wheels on the Road av- fi- ,yfifm , ,ju fa 5211 f W a an f V T . 1? .J 4 .f ax , l ,.V 5: arf J fin I V , n fr, ,QE 'Egg Q59 in it an ,f 'x if a Q '21, ' a- ' E af f R A' 5, ,:.iQ' 656' W lithlilw ,J'T 'Q Q ,QQ iw 2, E 373 X 'ig 3 B f as as g, SW 2? Lia 1 an als yew ' ss'.,s ' M A fe va - ,,, .a 6 4 Wigwam gi l Wfffffagfgk '25 N ,, W 4' if -awash 'XF i f l i 1, yy -vT'apzW a ' ggzmw A Huntsv111e State Puson Rodeo Now on w1th the Show Flags from 50 States Batman and Robm Bennett Park Trzp Everybody out of the bus Whose tum? Mr. Pollard and Cindy Connor ea. ., cw All in the water Help yourself ,l .,M,,, ,..s ,, 4 X- 5' A ' , , I Q 1 f r -. gg 1-,Q ,-1-pg, glffyvgw it ., 70 ASTRODOME Students travel often to this eighth wonder of the world to see professional baseball and collegiate football games 41 JONES HA LL Here, students come to hear the Houston Symphony play. Home Area MRS. MORROW Viking Hall Secretary MR. JONES Home Supervisor of Viking Hall VIKING HALL HOUSEMOTHERS - Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs, Klemm, Mrs. Chamracl, Mrs. Wells, and Mrs. Cortez f S Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bolander, and Mrs. Garcia Mrs. Smith and Mrs, Bolahder help Paul Mussle white pack Mrs. Shelton, David Locke, Randy Herring, and John Levine on their' way to breakfast Greg Winski prepares to listen to some relaxing music Scott Christensen practices guitar in his room Preston Dent relaxes in his room Charlie Welliver studies for that big IZCSI N --N MRS. HERTHA LASSMAN MRS. LINDA SMART Gir1's Dorm Home Supervisor Mrs. Lassmar1's Secretary 2 ii ' ff 5 -5 , V, ,, ,ZIV .v , L... GIRL'S DORM HOUSEMOTHERS Left to Rightg Mrs. Biediger, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Shiller, Mrs. Wofford, and Mrs, Amador. 78 Gamis Armbrusrer and Edie Srinnerr clowning Dana Crouch shows off her formal around Garrus Armbruster strums on her guna: whlle Lmda I-Iallet and Mary Snow listen in Mrs. Pendelton, the beauticiau, gives Lena Burch a shampoo and set Mary Snow, Chris Loving, Linda I-Iallet, and Going back to Viking Hall Jennie Greenberg on their way to Sunday lunch Around The Campus Q Jerry Plaisance, Dick Anderson, Steve Green- Kathy Shaw, Wyck Howland, and Mrs. and Mr baum, and Tom Sweenie Davis MRS. LUTZ - Housemother at Stepping Stones, MR. STAFFORD - Supervisor of Stepping Stones Stepping Stones Grand Prix Tom Sweenie works on his homework Mr. and Mrs. Stafford and some of the boys going out to dinner Here they are at the restaurant Bob Houston relaxes in his room Gentry-Ranch-A ustin if f, PL K 17 QL V e-li:-in N . V- ,V ' My f- A , , N . , ,, ,, 5 - M V N . Q ,KVWM M . , W - - , ,V ,i,, V .m1.,A K , 5 V, k ALL' f V. Mm 3, AV' ' za. . ar ' LV IK? A . 1 V f L +2 in-M I , , fzJf.3 ' ' ' 7 iS5YQ'lL, f, at ,,. ,, 4 ' , , 1 ' Mr, Stafford and Austin Dunaway observe Richard Critz, Mr. Hackbarth, and Pat Longoria while they help push the jeep occupied by Mario Cruz and Mr. Marie. Also looking on is Mark Worthy. Y 1 .1--xl' Mr. Danko, Mr, Ayers, Mr. Free- man, Mr. Barclay, Dr. Scott, and the lay-out of the new school I. 1, I QI - 1 Sammy Moore gives a speech in behalf of the students L. Lg g l g,p41x:k5,,Lb .4- gy' , .Q y ae , m y I - , Q 'ZX' .1 , 'z f gg I , 5 ff 7 f ,., .i 55,- . 'AV' -' N If ' ' 'LT' -r. -,f- J 'U' s -Q45 A h rr? ., E5 fs iff y, XXX ' 5 I i' X X 'nz 5 Q. ' 1 3. , .,Q, N A: ,,,,N wg, K s,. ,, ,:s,,:.: . , . 4 ,. . -ps i ,X i qni 'I I t - .MMM - . K 1-2:5 5 - W i -' .av--' ' i - ' '5 ' .. . 1 ,: '75i5E:'55' 'S -111.9 awk , ' I - f f141rf5ene .,::.f153: 3. i .. -..w,,-r a he K in -5,1114 -as 33, -M.. WN ? W k ., - 1 i . ' N The ground breaking ceremonies Helen Fountain and Mr. Danko during the ground breaking cere monies Richard Critz and Mr. Danko in the ground breaking ceremonies MR. JOHN AYERS Director, Special Education ' S ' h ' ' il MR. CURTIS MARTIN Austin Supervisor MR. MACK IUDD Recreation Supervisor MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN Austin Unit Supervisor qkiil, i f iii -Flexi? K 'g if f The Housemothers at Gentry and Voc.: Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs, Martinez, Mrs. Mascarro and Mrs. Baker. MRS. PITCOCK, Supervisor of Housernothers if MRS. F. FORTNER, MISS B. LYNDEL, MRS. B. LOGES, AND MRS. S. WELKER Gentry Teachers ANDY KAVINOKY Projectionist at Gentry MR. O. PARR Housefather at Vocational ,mwn Mr. Browning and Mr. Garza. Mr. Miller, Mr. Kerley, and Mr. Hengst. The Gentry and Vocational boys. Gentry playing pool at the D-building Arts and Crafts in Gentry. The Gentry boys in the T.V. room. Dancing during Etiquette Club. Mr, Kerley helps Joe Foreman with a report 'Aff ek?- f' A x? A sing-a-long at the party, A few spooks at the Hal loweeu party. .N g-ni Louis Red-Eagle, Lena Burch, and Mario Reach! Cruz at the party. MR. JAMES MARIE Project Instructor of the Rauch Area I MR. HACKBARTH Ranch and Vocational Teacher MR. PEDRO RANGE1 Rauch Housefather as ' I MRS. MARIE BARTOSH Teacher at the Ranch Area MRS. BETTY KEY, Housemother at Ranch and Austin Unit MRS. BETTY RAWLINS Teacher at Ranch Area Butch Boudoin and Mr. Marie my Three strikes and you 're out One of the neat rooms out at the ranch Mr. Marie, Butch Boudoiu, and Ben Mealey Mrs. Bartosh and her class T AL V W f- ,M ,,j,,:. f H 25 1 .9 vw. - f 'iam ' Richard Critz Leslie Rekve, John Honeycutt, Chris Boudreaux, Mike Ingles, Mark Tucker, David Locke, Butch Boudoin, Ben Mealey, Stuart Milam, and Mr. Kerley display the award they have just won at the Scout-O-Rama. Devereux 's Troop 244 display at the Scout-O-Rama, Summer Camp Nmw11fff,.fQ,,,.: fig,-11:,:9:,.w.-, .,x. , ,,.. , , , ,, ., .,5,.f1,::-,wwgggg A .: 5110 1, .:2u5,,V .. A ,g,.-55' I , V ' . Lx- 333, :Hghffsyasfagczffmeeszaw.,lffif ' , f w 5 F . tb E ., A in ,..L,, zii x -,1-5 L f'1i'i31'1 'I-0 ' 11,f::ii'X-51.-:Ef -:w::::. - 'W-hif,u 5 7i:QF35:. 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' ,mL,,..L ,, ..,LL V ,. .. . , ' ,.... - -35551 w- f if mg, , 531 mae S L-,fi -- g 13? - W4 , , '3 khW i kA,, j z ,, 'gx igi-f:g:5 .:g-is W iglgw . -E-wg-1, 1-:fi A--- , .- x N A' k -- -N 1' WP Wg -- 3 ,---- gif? bQ L q w ' ' + Field Day Staff vs Students July 4, 1966 Mr. Stafford and Doug Jacobs get set to start Mr. Madero, Paul Anderson, Tom Winn, Vic Eng- dahl, and Rick Haspel on the 100 yard dash With just a few feet left to the finish line, Mr. Himes has a small lead over Bill Burleigh, Stan Peirce, and Andy Spencer Cindy Connor strains for the finish line with Miss Jones not far behind Mr. Jones records Karen Frilot's winning time as Dabney Hill fol- lows in hot pursuit 1' I Roger Flittie leads the pack coming around the final turn in the 220 year dash It 's Sammy Moore all the way with Mike Farrow a close second Fib- Barry Lantz stumbles in front of the finish line as pursuers Rick Wil- liams, Jose Rivera, Bob Fisher, Roger Bradford, and Bob Duke close in Miss Jones outsprints Mary Malouin Mary Langton, and Lena Burch in a girl 's running event Barry Lantz makes it this time with competition provided by Mr. Cardenas and Stan Peirce in va -New ..., Andy Spencer and David Theide take an early lead The teams of Jim Bruce and Stan Peirce, Tom Winn and Chase Al- ward, Nathan Lubin and Barry Lantz, face stiff competition from Mr. Marthiljohni and Mr. Pollard Bob Duke and Eloy Porro strain to place in the event Fishing for the prize winning catch are Miss Tyiich, Trudy Schaferling, Miss Neckar, Mr. Yoas, and Jorge , Espina . Jerome Gordon, Bob Fisher, Miss Wizzig, Mr. Cook, Mr. Doorley, Miss Burnham, Mrs, McCourt, and Paula Stone . if .gil gf oiss M - Z., Iyrj 1' ii 'ii'i :LH Me f m-N' r W M --- ' Ye- fe . K r' -Wf-- -- The doubles team of Nathan Lubin , , s i r r and RICR Haspel easlly Ov 1-Broome ' .1,A-- W' their Staff Oppouems as Mr. Doorely ,gi , ,L acts as J g o p M. ssss.,r. H L , sigrggggisgggg,.zsgsfisfffizfi ' A r ,K 1 f . , , i . - i , . v + ,. ' L rl ' ' 4 Yf Nil, is M Q 4 1 jzsiylig' V ' ,E l' Y-f A ' . 5 , , s 3 is sr! l 'M X' N ' :V .. ,ilu 5 1 1 A VI? sat .jim ', , V, if . . . '1'f' s. ' , .'. ev -:ff-ik K -- s i f EE?-k 'f2 L il so - VV V:,V :,Q.5..tVgw,. - l.xwa.fmffM ff :VV VVVVY.f, WM.. ML W V V V V, LV VV I . xx,,. . VM 2 ' ,QV -h-- - f N , l . -.- ' - , s 9- - f, X j- 1 . ,Q ,, , , Eloy Porto scores as Jose Aleu waits his turn at bat in the staff vs student softball game Jon Mark counts up Chris Hanson 's score as Mr. Jones and Doug Jacobs look on z Q W. Alf ,ws d M 9 wif Q ' . s s 4 : . Z L L in g V f , -, VV,V - L I , ziL!'iiif1aif.i:WT' , G , A 4 1 t V si ,A VV ' 'vt 'Ss , H 3 It looks like a sure extra base hit by Jose Aleu v Q -,.,1 m22 i yi 1 ' swfwvf-,g,,y,5,'1'4'gM l,Q s , , A., ss W ,. f ' ' - ' V , ' t A ' ,, Q ' ' 1 1 Q A A - ' W 'V K wwf ' . f V I-F - Y 14 -vw , 'ff' K ' 1 ' ' Look what I found! Mr. Pollard comes across with a game tieing run I03 anoeing With the race well underway, all canoes are neck and neck t ,ch it 5. 1 s A Q L, John Levine, Bi11BUf1G18h, and nnnnc 1 N Hfhall Lublll QPPSQF F0 be out OH r o r accnc ccnc i r - afternoon cruise as they take on the 1 ..,tr,,,L,l,1V ' ' . -'zz' Confldem Staff 4 aae - , .... .. - , 1- fi.-mN,rn--1--,::f.i:'ig2g,3f'?'E ' ccc,. 4 ' LL i11iLi Mr. Stafford surrounded by con- testants and spectators alike, spells out the rules and regulations IO4 W .eg Nga , ww , Y , ,Q - iii .J ,t --fr 14. ' M if rd.: f 5535! ,K if 5 ., ' F QVWT J ' for the canoe competition A 25 , N ,J -251 xi 1' ,K 't-M r 5' -1 Q ws Canoes are unloaded in preparation . 92' Ai ,gait -. ,.:x.:,:51w.:-4: 11 1:11 w s, .fe w-,,,,, 33.11. 1. ' Qglijlzl fi. ' 1 '- .wf1rze1,,, vmagisdffr,-,7g,:.q,:f'f 1. - ,V -af .: ,f-wt' -wt M wjhw-f., ,Q 'f.-:I-'GM i , r 2 V , 4 I , .- f. , . '2':1'.,Q-1-ws: ' - , ,Q ,rm-x-, f f f- -we ',.:: 1. . ' 1-f:aff:.,.', H ,.f---,m,,,4,,.e',w - ,, .. , vgW,..-Hzimf I , ,, ' 1-Z' 'ff3l' g.I'E1Qf ff' an A 1' . , , . In girl s canoe competition, the ,,,, Staff have a Small edge OH the Stu' :SW 215 ., ff fx: -wa wfat2,.s'af+a2:1 fit wafer, .arf dems v!!1,1'izW'17v?-P-Lf- f ' ' 1117, gfyf 3 'aff t ,,ti. , i E .xsit ,- i N ' , r v st? NJ 5 An interested group of spectators observe the start of the race I05 Archery 1. Q.. 'ae if Rob Lindhurst shows off perfect form as Mr. Miss Neckar informs Kathy Kipnis that she is Cardenas beams his approval now a junior yeoman Chris Loving and Rob Lindhurst zero in on high scores I06 Jon Mark reads a letter from home as Kathy Kipnis and Manuel Lopez create a collage in Arts and Crafts ai Arts and Crafts Gene Brown puts the finishing touches on his project as Jorge Espina looks on 'v N. S' ww i- Xfx Some of the useful objects created in woodworking Waterfront Everybody in the water 45? .Yx2t,,,xa ' - ..-'L' ' Chris Loving, Mr. Johnson, and Scott Ferguson Greg Winski and Steve Cooper iq Swimming Hanging loose from the high dive is Frank Marek Louis Ares lost his balance off the low board and And WS 3 flip Off the high dive for Louis Ares- Frank Marek, John Scott, David Thiede, Mr. Young and Wyck Howland look on. . -- be under the water, io.. ,Q ,. , . , ii.,a,iiiii, ,,-- , . ,. fa ,,J1Pf --'f'--' y- - xt ,yai,,aaQafgg,c4sisug11a if lgwgsgggwzf -:ua.eifffzffrrwcrffffei wa 1 f K ,i,, .. L ' 5 ii.. , ., 'Q 4 f ersawlf - ,Va '3ff552'5f5111-'f ,, - 1 F Y rrrr --ru f , - ' A '-r K, ,,ik ,,..., ,H Q .5 J B sem r-H ,, ,-,.,,,n,, .. ,.. 1. N af , .. A- f -N1 -W 1--fa-ii, W Xia -W: -1: .iw-3,-1-1 , -i-ws2kza!Jffa:1.,:x:- ff fun-mf32,-55za?fgsLfi'r5x,'3iwh5?-1'diggfiggggigf B .mr'QK 'W A' ' Fi K H-- ,f ' 8 . .,,. ,,,. .. Qi if X .. iii- , Q ' x M. 'E 1 Qi. ,,... v ,J .- .Q ,,...,,, .,fm!dr.-it-M2-ff: ' 5, gffggqggfi,-3-32553354 mgggg B.V!:g:q:wd5!iE' ::riiEiEi:.E-1:i v' - -ESSEYE,-11'f6PfffY5if3f1211f- 5195? 1 L ' f ' r gg A ' f 111115. r,g.:,.1,g,x.' W 1 1 ffv--W -'zzfw'N-- HH 1 ,sf- ' 1 ur - S fa f xl ,,.u,qi. rx, GLW-ark-1 5 51 W-9---rl-A ff 5 v.,,... ,.qg,,: a wunrwi 'Muzi'-:S!EE:vE:d, ,. 1 - ,,.. A f if 5' 2 .M L if -1 ', , . m e x 1, ,gf N 3 12 2, ' ' if A' 1 ' -':' X -, N, gif- I e :gre W .:. f m Austin Summer Camp C ampsite Two Out on the archery range Working in Arts and Crafts Tug - of - war iii Fourth of July Fiekj dgy Now here is what we '11 do. . . The wheelbarrow Race IIO r Rowing around on Lake Austin Getting ready to go swimming Enjoying the swimming area Nothing like a good ol' watermelon The girl 's at the Archery range with the Rowing back into the dock area bow strung backwards . W , Jw Dancing at the Spring Formal The Dance Band The Spring Formal Lining up for some punch Col. and Mrs. Schrader, and Mr. and Mrs Jones at the Spring Formal II4 Awards Banquet .-...gy Eloy Porro, Jose A1eu,' Roger Brad- ford, Stan Peirce, Rick Haspel, and Bob Skaife receive their Bas- ketball awards frorn Mr. Stafford The Awards Banquet Miss Lindberg presents the gir1's Basketball awards Mr. Danko presents Stan Peirce with an Mayda Carrillo receives an Award from Award for most outstanding student in Mrs, Lange Academics MARY MALOUIN ANDY KAVINOKY LINDA HA LLETT SCOTT FERGUSON Halloween Party Guess who? Our mystery celebrity The banana eating contest David Safferu Dr. Malcolm prepares to operate F ounderas Da Kathy Shaw, Sam Brown, Wyck Howland, and Scott Christensen in the Founder's Day play Scott Christensen, Sam Brown, Hunter Nash, and Wyck Howland play their instruments while Sharon Rice and Gretchen Walter sing Getting some refreshments during the Founder 's Day program Singing in the Founders Day program Frank Marek makes a speech during the play The Vocal 'group singing Graduation The class of 1966 listen to a word of advice from Mr. Danko Barry Lantz walking down the aisle to graduation K ' . . ,.ma..N.....,..., The Devereux Texas Unit Administration Building Pro essional Staff 5 DR- URI L. GONIK MR. ROBERT E. WORSLEY Director of Psychology Dept. Staff Psychologist GEORGE M. RCEONSTANT M.D. Psychiatric Consultant MR. DUENOW MR. GOFF Administration S ' . 5 '79 .::,ff,m::':, - f W- f , ,,,.,M,.. Personnel MRS, LOIS TOWNS Director of Secretaries Psychology Department I MRS. GWENDOLYN ROSS Secretary Psychology Department Parent Coordinators MRS. T. I-IYMAN - Parent Coordinator Viking Hall MRS. M. ROZIER - Parent Coordinator Co-Ed Unit ,-If - :.f ',+1?'-: - aff: or ..,, f , ' ff- W ZY , if . C 1 M C ,im , , 1 n r , ooooo : C ooonn i M n, , , ,o,,f 2.1 ,, ',-, ' , . ,, 4, MRS. C. TRIPSON - Parent Coordinator Gentry Manor and Vocational and Ranch MRS. COOK -Secretary I24 Business Personnel MRS. ELIZABETH ANDERSON Business Manager Business Secretaries MRS. FRANCES JAVINE MRS, CAROL MALLETTE MISS RITA SMITH Receptionist MRS. HELEN POTTER Social Service Secretaries MISS BONNIE CUDMORE MRS. BETTY PECK MRS. GLORIA PICK MRS. JEANNE HERMAN E Student Medical Center :A if ' Qi MRS. THRYA SCOTT, MRS. MARIE STENSETH, MRS. LEONA BOWEN, MRS. DOROTHY STARBUCK, AND MRS. PEGGY FAULKNER, Director of Nurses MRS. VERA FASNACHT, and MRS. LUCILLE TAYLOR, S M C Secretaries Si., 5 xwkkgxabj MRS DOROTHY HARRIS MISS DONNA WHITLEY ,fi fig .fn- I. .- Dining Hall ,g 'ff , ' 1 T715 'Y ' RRLL W , ,, 1 ' ,,, 245 , A ' X MRS. VIOLET HAYNE5 1 A A Dleman f'-1v'- ' fr, Q ' 'A ' ' . MRS. M. HILL, MR. A. GASKIN, AND MISS J. CONNINGHAM AND MR E MRS. J. MANCAHAC HUTCHINSON ,nf MRS. L. DURHAM, MRS. R, PEARSON, MRS. V. HAYNES, MRS. I. AUSTIN, MR. W. KEYKUNDALL, MR. A. FATHREE, AND MRS. V. AVERY Maintenance MR. DANIEL LARA MR. CHARLES GARRET, Maintenance Supervisor MR. WALTER STEVENS, MR. HERBERT Del-IARDE, MR, CLARENCE RAVEN FELIX ESPINOSA, MR. WILLIAM P, JOHN, Painters, MR, MR, EARL NEISIER JAMES HERD, Plumbing, MR. ED LUDDEKE, Electrician Welder HENRY RAMIREZ Viking Hall Custodian THEO PORTER Viking Hall Custodian I Hg! HS Maintenance WALTER BROWN Girls Dorm and School House Custodian MR. YDUBIGES GARCIA MR. ESTILLIO GUTIERREZ MR. MANUEL SALAZAR Carpenters W-....,...,. MR. 3 0 3 Mazntenance MR. 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Laurent Victoria, Texas I-II 5-4713 FREE DELIVERY FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE I-II 3 -6591 RECOVERING UPHOLSTERING I-Iigh Grade Work - Reasonable J AND J UPHCLSTERY SHOP PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates JESSE GAMEZ 308 East Rio Grande St. Victoria, 'T exas TIMME FEED AND SEED Fertilizers - Insecticides 1410 Goliad Drive - Phone I-II 5-4131 Victoria, Texas 77901 Purina Chow s lg! msrvicftlmllillllbhlBANK FIRST Mutual' T'9 LW ' irstlflctofia ational e or vlcTomA.TsxAs MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Our Centennial Year 18 6 7 I 96 7 he HDLIR 'm Rrlnl Inc 1209 E. HILLER Just OFFNO. Laurent Neff +0 Singer' ZOZ E T.V. Sets - M agnavox - Rachos - Records - P1ano Muslc HAUSCHILD'S B d Instruments - Guit F t V t T MITCHELL'S CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY ZIION N 804E N th Ph HI 5 42.61 V t T HAND FINISHED SHIRTS ll EMMONS SPORT STORE A Complete Line of Athletic Supplies Trophies and Engraving, P. E. Supplies 104 W. Goodwin, Victoria, I-11 5-5421 GALAXY W , , 4' i Mw '1wgw.TROPHY , HOUSE Office Phone 'w'f9'-.zgmwwaiw H1 3-3258 '- MBL ' 2 1903 N. Laurent NORMAN HUEHLEFELD Victoria, Texas 77901 Res. 1-II 3-4262 COMPLIMENTS OF MCCABE-CARRUTH FUNERAL HOME Bridge at Juan Linn Victoria, Texas 77901 AMERICAN 3g,5','g,ggQE Victoria, Texas -Q2 t ,?iQa2??, 3 a ,C '10 ' -'n1'11' .SET . . 92 5 ,. .. 1-' a-- .af Lv .- Qs n' ll '1 'D Compliments of CAP AUTO PARTS 1505 N. Navarro Victoria, Texas HI 3-3261 H.E.B. FOOD STORES No. 1 2702. N. Laurent St. No. 2 703 N. Main St. Texas Gold Stamp Center Village Shopping Center Victoria, Texa s ' LUBYH.. W et sc-.Zour ost f TOTAH s MOTEL PIEASVREI AND RESTAURANT, INC. HI 3-4351 P. O. Box 3586 2911 Houston Hiway Victoria, Tex. ,J We Appreciate Your Business -- A1ways Compliments of: HOFMANN PAINT 8. WALLPAPER HOFMANN PAINT MFG. CO Manager Phone 1504-06 E. Rao Grande 5' ll Victoria, Texas VICTORIA 'S COMPLETE STATIONERS Whatever your stationery requirements: loose leaf binders and refillsg typewriters Knew and used, rental and repairjg typewriter paperg pen- cilsg pensg inkg erasersg or stationeryg no matter what your needs you'1l find Victoria's most com- plete lines of supplies at: MAVEIRICK-CLARKE 'JM Quant Smm HI 3-9133 . . 210 S. Main, Victoria, Texas 5 CONFIDENCE A N' EAT L65 BRAND, ,9x'-Wfogiv. Qeflvgif i A g ,G , 7 a...:l3 ,LZ'fr'Tl2:'f' o IIT. 1 1' no X W w JI' Quality Pack Brand 'Name Frozen Foods QQ Featuring . . ...... Frosty Acres and First Choice Labels GROCE-WEARDEN COMPANY 1908 - Wholesale Distributors - 1967 Over Fifty Golden Years in the Golden Crescent Home Office: Branches: Victoria, Texas Bay City, Corpus Christi and Donna Sponsors of . . . THE 'G-W' VOLUNTARY MODERN MERC1-IANDISING GROUP N1 fm X 7 We Appreciate W Your N f Ofjeil' 6 Business v V ,m'.'.,,,., , . -. . , - ' S-g,.'. '- ,-- ' L!! , ' ,. 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KNAL Covering Canal Country With 500 Watts 1410 on Your Radio Dial X Q THE CORRAL C Q f RESTAURANT X DRIVE-IN - CATERING sis X 7 Real Pit Bar-B-cue 7 Q ar roi e ea s N1 Ch -B '1dSt k 3502 Houston Highway Victoria, Texas 77902 I CANDIES Candy. . .for A11 Occasions Fravessi Greeting Cards For Dear Moments Gift Items Birthdays Anniversary Unexpected Thank You Town and Country Shopping Center I-I1 5-3881 Compliments of: DUNLAP'S DEPARTMENT STORE 214 N. Main Street Downtown Victoria Telephone H1 3-3289 SHIIIGS 4 g suuvof 3' vouxsmncs 9 UP TO SIS ooo N 'VCE CQRTS VICTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Q 'fo ht' 'L . INSURED . f Q Z4 I 1355 412 North Main P.O. Box 2685 I-II5-6323 - Compliments of - OF VICTORIA SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Wholesale Distributors M. V. SANDI-IOFER, Pres. Home Office 1319 Goliad I-IW S. A. Div. , y. Victoria, Texas 77901 1350 N. Colorado San Antonio, Texas 78207 512-443-2434 512-734-6633 Q 4 C 3 JI I - 'f a fg . Q:55g.---1--,, Y 0 U N G ' ii FASHIUNS SJ -- Com lete To er - Infants - TV... P gg Y 5 g a M2 Children - Teenage an - 4' - x 2508 C N. Laurent St. Village Arcade Y r 'I Victoria, Texas Jn. G HI 5-6631 PAC-RAY HARDWARE Hardware That Stands Hard Wear 404 East Juan Linn St. Phone I-II 5-2733 Victoria, Texas Norge Refrigerators, Freezers, Washing Machines, and Dryers. WACKER'S Two Stores to Serve You Town and Country Shopping Center Lone Tree Shopping Center I49 'Q VICTORIAN COURTESY IN A MODERN ATMOSPHERE fnl:'eML-r- snap g 1401 Village Drive Village Shopping Center Victoria, Texas Men's and Young Men's Clothing x IN .fx ,fx -1 COMPLIMENTS OF ?PbNYHOQSE 14.1. I LC: 5 J-L-v--- FRELS THEATRES, INC. LONE TREE w COMPLIMENTS OF NORMAN STONE COMPLIMENTS OF COLONEL C. SCI-IRADER MR. F. CILLEY MR. J. LEVINE MR. AND MRS. F. DAVIS AND NUMEROUS ANONYMOUS DONORS MR. L. COFF MR. E. DUENOW MR. R. 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