! 'S 29 '-1 ag, Mt 4 'X Top, left to right: Part of Shell Picnic Grounds, Burns' Ranch House. Center: Shell Whork-over Rig, Shell Field Headquarters, Pulling Rig. Bottom: Shell Jack-knife Drilling Rig, Shell Yard, and Night Drilling. 1-s ,Q 4 A J'- 'Wu X D J R 'Q 1 E4- -Q- . ? xx' '1 1 3' A ' r fs Nx .'.- , V I p - -Ml v1'k.-.im .' ---u:.VX T-'gil J-,,v5,g+fs' --E ,JA 1 , FQ,-ig' 1 7 '-539-f fi' '5-'vom QQ-mfmig-Ns,- :QF 1,4- . ,- '4f'YfQz?,i:7if-f ' M Y .ff-' 5.5.1,-. : I .- --.-if 5,55 c 1 .-C-.' 3 'fJ:f4:.,:. , - .I -, - . Y .,'-13,y4,f ,-.-z.,af,,'.- f , 'iff' jf Q 1 ',-A 'Q .. ,. ,.'- 4,-.f, . . 1 1 -0, -'.5:- E -.- .0 ., , , .yi Q -::'f1T: :1 '- I:-'ff1i 5'A-1 C. .,-.34-.N .',- f. .-.f,-.'.5-.-4-,'t,- J'723:fS35f-fff-1 if-17?1i:fE',4:l f? 5-5 .,-12737: ' ,..,.w.,.... ..... ,:,,. .. 1.1-.-1-' 1-I 1, .,...,,.,.. , .. '4-:f'-:4L+'f-I-: .f-.'-S f+.-.- . .A . qu '42- X .- uv E fl' ,, , gl. 145,51 'f .-1-7'- ' :Z-L+?-',j-. 'Z gfng. ,..,. 2- .'-9,'fL-'.'fQ -'-.'-255517. .... , ,. 4- .y.. 'A ,. I .-.l.-,, I--.y.,..-4'-f 4, .49-:,L,A. -ony. ., 5112-:-Lf ,f.-fr-u:-1-:-1:-.- fe,-:Aff .4 .5,gig.'c N .5- A-.5-Fife' .pg-Q. np' fy. 12,5-ri-5.-Z4 , 'LQ-1,114--',.-'.f-If'-'ff-f-'a .9 15-'-1-:-:N 'Z-x.:-1-I-'.:4-. .--2,. ',:-13.4.31-5,-jf '-.-'J--5.3. 735 'Z521'--5'rii I -:7.'51r'Z '11-'ff-I '14-.'- '-I-'f-if ,ny of, f E . 1+-15-., f ... '-A-:fb .up R K-. ,Ja 1, No, -. I , JT, --'-..,- . . -. v ,Nah -, -- . 'ir' Q-. -m'i'5'7:ET'i2'1 -:Ksf ,,,. THECORRAL 1955 Published by THE IOURNALISM DEPARTMENT DEVINE HIGH SCHOOL Devxne, Texas I FOREWORD Oilmen search in many places for oil, they search in many waysg by examining geological clues, studying fossils, rocks, and earth faults, scrutinizing photos of miniature earthquakes made by seismologists. when a decision is reached a location is made and a wildcat well is drilled. After oil is struck, the field is developed. Oil is stored, transported to the refineries and then put to use in many ways. Inour schools we also search for oil. Our oil is the wealth of knowledge to be gained, character to be formed, health to be developed, interests to be aroused, and friendships to be made, while we are here. We explore in various fields, we make our locations, we develop our resources, and we refine them. This, then, is the story of our search for oil in 1954-'55. It has been hard work, and sometimes we've had disappoint- ments when we found a 'dry hole, but always our search came back to the right direction and we have struck many gushers. Now we find ourselves remembering only the pleasures we've had as we begin the enjoyment of our roya1ties. The Staff CONTENTS X55 IN APPRECIATION OF 4? We, the annual staff, the student body, and the faculty, take this means of ex- pressing our sincere appreciation of the many contributions of the Shell Oil Company and their employees to our school program and to our community. We are especially indebted to Mr. Glenn J. Pribble who has been most generous with his time, his abilities, and his facilities. He has never been too busy to lend a helping hand to our school endeavors. We appreciate and admire the genuine gentle- man that he is. Pictured above: MR. GLENN I. PRIBBLE SA District Manager Shell Oil Company SCHOOL BOARD Top row, left to right: Mr, J, D. Klingeman, Superintendentg Mr, Ernest Weiser, Mr, Henry Bendele, Jr Bottom row: Mr. O, K. Schmidt, Mr, L. C, Martin, Presiclentg Mr. George V, Busby, Secretary, Mr. K, A, Montgomery, .JA--fe i 1 DEDICATIO For your loyalty and support to our school and community, as a teacher, band director, and class sponsor, for your many other sterling qualities, and for your wonderful sense of hu- mor which has entertained us often these past seven years, we express our appreciation in dedicating this, our 1955 CORRAL, to you, THE STAFF MR. CHESTER E CARTER 3' tg 'Lf- 45 -ea- MR. I. D. KLINGEMAN Superintendent of Schools SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE To the Student Body: We are fortunate to live in a nation that provides us with every opportunity to secure a fine formal education. We are duty bound to make the most of these opportunitiesg however, it is not enough to be satisfied with a minimum education. Anyone can be- come truly educated by reading extensively and intensively from the masterpieces of our culture. If you would be truly wise, read and reflect. Sincerely Yours, O 5 l 44' HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL MR, I, I, CIAVARRA . A ,Xi I . .P ip A 1 I :QA Q 4 ,. I ' . A. .Q . f 'E fig MR,W, L, HOWARD LJ. -fi! PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION fly P, T,A, Officers, left to right: Mrs. Hartley Howard, Presidentg Mrs. C. P, DuBose, Vice Presidentg Mrs, Joe Briscoe Treasurerg Mrs, O. T. Baker, Secretary Mrs. L. C. Martin, Parliamentarian, Q21 In circle, Mrs. Hartley Howard, President SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Mr, Joe Murphy, Grade school Janitor, Mr, Paul Carleton, Grade school Janitor, Mr, Tom Burges, High school Janitor. Mr, Rustin and Mr, Settles, High school Janitors. Bus Drivers, left to right: Mr. W, K. Williams, Mrs. Amy Frazier, Mr. Edgar Sollock, Mr, Herbert Sollock, Mr, Rudolph Marbach, Mr, Ham Love, Mr, Dave Little, Mr, Clyde Ross and Ross Ward, fnot shown., 16, Mr. Clyde Ross, Business Manager, C73 Lunchroom Custodians: Mrs, Rogers, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs, Schott and Mrs Roberson, r l J 'Q' ,A 4. , Si' I . 5 I 9 6 . C v 1 D 6 1 i DRILLERS DALE DAVIDSON - President SUE CARPENTER - Secretary BOB BUSBY - Vice President ARLON SCOTT - Treasurer JAMES ALLEN FFA 1,2,33 Band 1,2,3,43 Band Club 43 Football 43 Baseball 3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Spanish Club 1,23 All-District 43 Senior Play. MELBA FAYE BAKER FHA 1,2,33 Pep Squad 1,2, ORA LEE BIPPERT Spanish Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,33 Most Popular 23 Candidate Carnival Queen 33 Student Council 23 Junior Study Club3 Junior Play: Band 1,2,3,4, All-District 2, 3,43 A1lReg, 2,3,43 Swing Bandg Band Club 43 Round-Up Staff3 Corral Staff3 FFA 43 Vice President 4, MADELYN BRIEDEN Spanish Club 13 Pep Squad 1,23 FHA 1,22 Basketball 2,3,43 Captain 43 All-District 43 Sweetheart 43 Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Cheer- leader 3, ELLA SUE CARPENTER Band 1,2,3,4: Band Club 43 FHA 1,2,33 Class Secretary 43 Basketball Manager 43 Senior Play. LAVERNE LITTLETON GUNN Most Popular 23 Class Treasurer 23 Spanish Club 1,22 Band 1,2,3, Majorette 1,2, Drum Major 33 Corral Staff3 FHA 1,2,3Q Junior Play3 '3 Os - '93- 'fix ll' 1 V 1 1 'FITS ko . 7.-, 1 'X 2 NX R ,NX ug'-5. L v 9, 1 '59- In 'RN Class Rep, 3, PAT BUSBY Band 1,2,3,43A11-District 2,31 All-Reg, 23 Band Club 43 Vice President 43 Basketball 3, 43 Spanish Club 1,23 Vice President 23 Student Council 43 Secretary 43 Junior P1ay3 Senior P1ay3 Homecoming Queen 23 Junior Study C1ub3 Class Secretary 33 FTA 4, -8 'T' .3 .3 3-vw' as Zi DALE BRUCE DAVIDSON FFA 1,2, President 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Class Treasurer 1, Class President 45 Football 2,3, 4: TSDf1iS 2.3.42 Baseball 3,45 Track 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4g Captain 45 Student Council K .K ' gf Q 25 Most Popular 1,45 Campus Favorite 35 ,, Editor Round -Up Staff, CECIL THOMPSON W FFA 1, 2, 3, v fi- Tb- at-, BILLIE DELBRAIL FHA 1,2,35 Band 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,'2,45 Corral Staff5 Junior Play5 Senior P1ay5Band Club 4, A 'UN RENA DUBOSE FHA 1,2,3, Rep, 35 Class Treasurer 25 Bas- ketball 3,45 Basketball Sweetheart 35 Volley- ball 1,25 Student Council 35 Candidate for Carn, Queen 25 Corral Staff5 Band Club 45 f Band 1,2,3,45 Office Staff 45 FTA 45 Senior an 89 Q 1 Plays Q. MELVIN EHLINGER Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Round-Up Staff5 Junior P1ay5 Senior Play. nl 61 'fl DORA FERNANDEZ Band 1,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,4:V0119Yb3111: Office staff 45 Round-Up Staff5 Corral Staff5 Band Club5 FTA 45 Parliamentarian. PT' ROBERT BUSBY FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Rep, 35 Class President 1, Class Vice President 45 Spanish Club 1,2, President 25 Student Council 15 Football 1,2,3,4, All-District 3,4, Captain 45 Track 1,2,45 Baseball 3,45 Junior Playg Senior Playg Band 1,2,3,45 Round-Up Staff5 Carnival King 4, IRENE HUTZLER FHA 1,2,35 Round-Up Staffg Corral Staff, WAYNE QBUDDYJ JONES Band 1,25Off1ce Staff 35 FFA l,2, 2nd Vice President 25 Football 2,3,45 Captain 45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Captain 35 Track 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4, Corral Staff, BILL JoHNsoN FFA 1, 2, 3, FRANK KILLOUGH FFA 1,2, 35 Football 4g Basketball 2,3,4, A11-District 3,4, Captain 45 Basketball Beau 45 Round-Up Staffg Track 3,4, VIOLA POMPA Basketball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Volleyball 2,35 Band Club 4, KATHRYN MARTIN Band 1, 2,3,4, President 45 Basketball 3,45 Junior Playg FHA 1,2,3, Treasurer 2, Parlia- mentarian 35 Spanish Club 1,25 FTA 4, President 4, Tom MARTIN FFA 1,2,s,45 Round-Up staff, TUNE LOWRANCE Band 1,2,3,45 Band Club 45 Reporter 45 Round Up Staffg Corral Staffg Class Reporter 15 FHA 1,2,3g Spanish Club 1,25 Basketball Manager 45 Ofhce Staff 45 Annual Queen 45 Senior Play. I? 'WF' 6-effl 1 , na 2 I we l .ff 5 tl. fm, H -t F 5 -an ave if' Q ,big .ff-A X 'Lev ' 'fi-w -fx I. - 'GET' fb fra W X mt., I Q di FRANKLIN MCALLISTER FFA 1,25 Volleyball 2,33 FFA 4, Secretary5 Corral sraff5 Round-Up Staffg Tennis 1,45 Spanish Club 15 Library Staff 45 Senior Play, LOU ANN MONTGOMERY FHA 1,25 Pep Squad 1,25 Corral Staff, PEGGY PEPPER FHA 35 Tennis 3, District 35 Most Popular 35 Carnival Queen 45 Round-Up Staff5 Library Staff 4, MAURICE PETTIBON Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 FFA 1,23 FHA Beau 45 Editor of The Corral5 Football 2,3,45 FHA Area Beau, MAGNESS LINDSEY FFA 1,2,3, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, Vice Presi- dent 2, President 35 Student Council 4, Vice President 45 Football 2,3,4, All-District 45 Baseball 3,45 Track 3,45 Volleyball 2,3. BENNIE RIDDLE FFA 1,2,3, JUDY RIHN FHA 2,3,45 Round-Up Staff. BETTY RIHN Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Captain 45 All-District 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Sweet- heart 4, Band Club 45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Corral Staffg Spanish Club 1,25 FTA 4 Rep- orter. JOHN ROBERSON FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3,4, Spanish Club 1, Junior Play, Football 3,4, Track 3,4, Round- Up Staff, Office Staff, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Parliamentarian 4, Senior Play 4, JERRY ROSS FFA 1,2,4, Round-Up Staff, MARGARITA SARABIA J. D. SCHMIDT Basketball 3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Round-Up Staff. JERRY SCHNEIDER FFA 1, 2, 3, ARLON SCOTT FFA 1,2,3,4, President 3, Parliamentarian 4, Football 2,3,4, All-District 4, Captain 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Track 3,4, CHARLES CBUDDYQ srMMoNs Spanish Club 1, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 3,4, Track 3,4, Round-Up sraff, FFA 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,a, MR, GUSTAFSON, Sponsor Mv--4 , T' if , ff- - -JK ,R VBS: 'ix ' , u 'xi Ln. LOUIS DAVIS FFA l,2,3,4, Vice President l,3, Treasurer 4g District Vice President 3, Reporter 4: Junior Playg Senior Playg Band 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Spanish Club 1,25 Baseball 3,43 Round -Up Staff, JOSEPH CSANDYQ VANCE FFA 1,25 Band l,2,3,4g Band Beau 43 Bas- ketball 4: Track 4g Spanish Club 1,23 Senior Play. DOUGLAS HOLDEN Spanish Club lg Track 1,2g Class Favorite 35 Band 1,2,3, Regional Band 3, District Band 2,3, Band Beau 3. ROSS WARD FFA 4. Tommie wArsoN FHA 1,2. MARY WILLIAMS Band l,2,3,4, Band Sweetheart 3, Spanish Club 1,2g FHA 1,2,3, Treasurer'3g Basket- ball 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,4g Tennis 2,3,4, District 3, Candidate for Carn, Queen lg Most Popular 1,4g Campus Favorite 2g Home- coming Duchess 4g Corral staff 4, MR, c, E, CARTER, sponsor REBECCA SOLIDCK FHA 1,2,3g Basketball 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Junior Playg Spanish Club 1,25 Senior Playg Volleyball 4, SENIOR ACTIVITIES fl, Dale Davidson, Johnny Roberson, Robert Busby and Douglas Holden wearing their Sunday best on Dress Up Friday, Q21 Robert Busby selling Mrs, Klingeman a ribbon for the football game, Q31 Seniors Jerry Schneider, Kathryn Martin, Rena DuBose, Buddy Simmons and Robert Busby looking at Senior Rings as Mr, Howard and Mr, Jacks discuss the rings. Q43 Bob Rogers, Bennie Riddle, Louis Davis, Magness Lindsey and Dale Davidson playing bunco at the New Year's party given by the Senior Class, Q51 Melvin Ehlinger and Sonny Allen showing off their Senior rings, A '..-Q. ROUGHNECKS KAY TLLLEY - Treasurer ED ALEXANDER - President DARRELL FELL - Vice President BEULAI-I SAVAGE - Secretary Prepare Junior- Senior Banquet Invrtations. Q in --f L, 'Q ,ffiilt-n,A . '- ff ' - 'Q,r.DA51- .xl-l,' ' 'lr 'V Y ur '-'H' r-qw QR. z it w flu ff' 'H Q... 'sf 9- nh, e , AQQQ 39, . 95 gr in -fs 'Z' vi' ' Qc. I .T 'j K X g 31 -.. A if . it , A , GYXX 1 'K X C 495' 9 Q Qs X'wA S-1 qv' f , - if 'Y 5 ,Q gb. .AR f Q ,nag 5 ' v- S51 I 1 DQ - I .. FRANK IRWIN IOHN IASIK RONALD LAWSON VALDE CAMPOS DARRELL LEATHERWOOD DONNIE IJTTLETON SANDRA LOCKLAR WANDA IACKSON rd .. 2 I V' 'D Q v- ang ar gn' AQ, N. s 'WERE tv Q , Ing d ,- i li! A-.. 44 1-... -CI 11-- , J, ,, -. ...... .iQ 475 1- gs.. . il N '4 -'ff' ,a-1... EDWARD ALEXANDER ELIZABETH BENDELE ARLENE BENDELE JOYCE BOYD BARBARA BRIEDEN MARGARITA BUENTELLO LAURA CADENHEAD MILDRED CARLETON DORIS ANN CONRAD DELTON CROUCH LINDA CRAIG MARCOS ESQUIBEL DARELL FELL DOUGLAS FOSE EMERY DELAVAN WANDA DENNIS ERNESTINE GEORGE MARY GRIFFIN DONALD HAASS IEANIE HARDCASTLE JUNIORS KENNETH MULLINS CHARLENE MILLER AMELIA MORALES J OE MURPHY LIDA MAE NIXON ROBERT POTTER DAVID RIHN BOBBY ROGERS LEONARD SAUTER BEULAH SAVAGE LEO SCHIMIDT DONALD SCHROETER MARY .TO SETTLES BOB SEWARD .TOE SMITH BETTIE JO STOCK NORMA KAY TILLEY JOE THOMAS JERRY THOMAS KEITH WATSON H. L ? fri ii- ' J Am, '51 .L W , . ' Q , 4 , zz' A gg, .V 'f' Qi. 7' 3 r 4 a V- q 1935 J YL Y fe- ,- an f 91 Ji 51, JUNIORS 7 V A T , -1,,? ' j,L5 A f' 'W 'WL' A '1' fvk Q 5' ' ' -I . av M, , I if Q H , 'Ur 9 U A sa c? :'1 mf' - TOMMY WILBORN BARBARA WILLIAMSON FRANK ZAPATA BOBBIE SUE LEUSCHNER MRS. ROBERSON MRS. ALLEN ELIDA DE LA PENA 2l N SCENES AROUND Deer season opened ind some of us bagged our first buck, Mary Griffin got a six pO1Ilt and Bill Klingenian is shown here with his nine-pointer, 'ylrs Whitfield taking pictures of the Drivers' Education class, Elida De L1 Pena looks on At Christmas time we found mistletoe hung over doorways and here we see Johnny Roberson caught by June Lowrance and Betty Rihn, Dale Davidson, Ross Ward, and Jerry Weber resting at the Fish Sock Dance in the gym- nasium, Jane Killough, Ross Ward, and Tom Martin reading in the library, We observed Mrs, Jackson's seventieth birthday by presenting her with an electric blanket, Fun in the halls when the boys dressed up in white shirts, and ties, to protest girls coming to school dressed sloppily. P Shown are Bob Rogers, Betty Rihn, Bob Busby and Frank Irwin, 8 1 all i 1 3 3 I 38 .. 1 5 .3 V f LM x rf? .' iftgh . 3 ' '13 L, , I .. s yr . .- as Y?52'we2sf1. if if -J' figf 1' w RGUSTABGUTS J. E. DuBose - Treasurer Joyce Rihn - Vice President 9 I C . fv:ff ' 1 1' - fin C. D. Shaw - President David Williams - Secretary H v ' c 4 '--2 ,f-3-,ew io- ' 4 hz.. a. -nw, .,.' A W4 5i.?'Ngfff5ffc?:., 'xox ryi ,z ' Y..-V -, 'fl 52s ,-sv.,, :if ... ' . '1 r,- -f ,. '4J-:if,1' ' .If . X - , .g,..--. ...A V. 1. 1 5-'T' if-1 3 V .X faflfiiaii ' ,f X' 'V 1 Charlotte Jackson Sam Jaramrllo Maunce Jones v0'N '95 gQ 'EI' Melvin Baker Manuel Balderrarna Vera Bendele George Black Gerald Br1eden Mary Brown Jo Ann Bullard Bradford Bush Dorothy Clark I E Dubose Conme Evans Ronald Evans Dale Fell Juan Gallegos Ruben Gallegos Grady George Domrnga Gonzales George Hamrlton Bobbv Hooker Melvrn Hutzler E .J Q - Q-Q X 6 x .h kg ' ' ' Q trj xii- . f 4. at f? If Lx I m-rre,,k, - ,g,, SOPHOMORES . L' L., QQ e G is , C surf' or lei P1 , ,,v, ,C Iane Killough Jerry KiPPS Bill Klingeman Billy Leuschner J , Janice Lilly Elsie Lindsey Mary Martin My a V .V 35:1 nz'--N i , Betty McNeil Maudie Montgomery V Priscilla Moore - Mike Morales , ,L . -4'-P' ,,,.,. L-i L Eb, I P F? 0- I , N QL 'Dm nf 1' '- 3 C K. v K N-.ffl Ronnie Peterson 'f I -vu . Charles Pettibon V ' FQ fi . Sidney Pierce 4... A Joyce Rihn ' - x Z. . rg I ' 9 1 ' I i s Patricia Ross I . if W 'W C, D, Shaw yi.-A ' ' Angelita Soliz in ' , y Barbara Sollock W A' ' n r -l 1 A nxt , S., Tommy Stribling gl I ' , v- ff ' 1' 6. Caroll Teague x - ,' 9 3- , Gayle Tomblin , y lj F si- L f i ' 2 Peggy Ward ,,, M '- X 1' soPHoMoREs N! ' ' A Mary Jo Watson - , - Bobby Lou Werner rv- . 2 Arthur Wilborn ' -1 J Miss Weirners A ,sur .- 4 .SX D , fs A David Williams Martha Williams Shirley' A nn Willms Mr. Bamhart 25 Ji Qu X .3 EE. 1. FHA Mother Daughter Tea opens with the FHA song by the officers. 2. Janice Lilly explaining the emblem of the FHA. 3. and 4. A skit on Families Together or Apart. 5. Frances Riddle carrying roses for mothers. 6. Jeanie Hardcastle presenting her mother with a rose. 7. Margaret Cotter, Anna Pearl Secrest, and Beth Ann Roberson serving for the Mother Daughter Tea. A l w History Classes Present Pan American Program 8. June Lowrance, Sam Jaramillo, and David williams looking on as Ruben Gallegos and Gerald Brieden construct a map. 9. and 10. June Lowrance laughs as Mrs. Day was named 'Groucho Marx. 11. Mrs. Day thinks she has stumped Donald Haass e E and Darrell Leatherwood as Bradford Bush reads the S answer. 12. Left to right: Delia Pompa, Ofelia Fernandez, Roberta Gonzales, and Irma Pompa danced Las Chiapanecas. faa sf WEEVILS Marlene Sehroeter - Secretary Jerry Weber - Treasurer Charles Moore - Vice President Beth Roberson - President ,, .... ,..- ---Q 0- win f.aqaQ-Q-ullv'0 '4'4 Y' 4, , I X 4.1 'Wh X 1 ' x I -if a 4 A Ralph Bader Betty Ann Bohl Carolyn Brieden Janet Brieden Ierline Brister Billy Brown Lee Buentello Matilde Buentello Romanita Buentello Sofia Buentello Peggy Busby Betta Cadenhead ag , f luv 51' Bobby Lindblom .ry , jv- f Pvc. Doris Carleton Carol Chrisman Margaret Cotter Charles Crouch Johnnie Zapata Ples Crouch Linda Kay Driscoll David DuBose Lillian Ehlinger Martin Fernandez Ofelia Fernandez Leonor Carrillo Roberta Gonzales W, F. Holt Patsy Homeyer Mary Io Howard Michael Howe Geraldine lasik Bobby Johnson Clarabell Lawson ,1- fv sl, -1. s. '?- x I 5 Q , WY' 'I WQX s Susie Littleton A '-in 1. ! i V I 4 . Llndu McAll1stvr Q. U Nctlit' Mczilcil ' M IEW X I John A, Martin Xi xixii A A - NX 5,75 r 4 Pat Meeks M W W m A Amy Lynn Mitch ,f Q 3' M Charles Moore 'P K' Kecsey Nixon I D I M -j I X 1 -.f ' l I A -J M Judy Nowlin Harold Peavlcr fr V-5 LS . Q 'gf' Nancy Pettihor. , A , J 4 1 , G Louis Ioerner I ' l G- 2 Il Ernestina De ia Pena 44 E I f f - h X .,,. . X Irma Pompa Jimmie Poore , , F- fa: Q Oleta Potter ., A f t, ' C' ' . L Frances Riddle A Y . 11 -5- Donald Ridgway i f' W ex Q 'X - Lois Ann Rihn Beth Ann Roberson Dana Rogers R, E. Savage Marlene Schroeter Anna Pearle Secrest Roy Settles Carol Thompson Leslie Tschirhart Jerry Weber Doris Jean Wilks Joy Wilson Peggy Winters Mr, Moss Mrs. Whitfield 'A . 'A al td .,, 7 N,- pg '- -v 'ai 5 . 1.- Y' -Cx A i W .Ci . 3 as 'Z' Q ' . R - Q 0 Q ' 1' gvh JL! Ewa., ,x I' s L. QC? . gr if 1, John Roberson, Sonny Allen, and Ora Lee Bippert being served at the senior Christmas party. 2, Jeanie Hardcastle models a dress at Loggins and Lilly style show, 3, The band marches on the field at the Uvalde game, 4, Pinky Davis and John Roberson created a sensa tion at school one day by wearing Bermuda shorts. 'Q 1 f F ! rl' Lily VIR 5' Qi -1+ E 1 , 429' If Wir wha b H Q A ,..1'f f ..,. K :QM me 1- TL vv Q Eng! A, wx 9 ov gr 4 A 9 Inf' 'Xl'-.af Duane Baker Arnold Bendele Joe Brown Jackle Center Brenda Colhns Carroll Davrdson Jamce Deck Judy DuBose James Jackson James Jungman I Al'X'Un E' Q-. I Q' 'w ws, .W vw iw!! A rain qs 6 if bf X x Q' 1 22? n 19 Q.. dk ff' l' L. v- QQX. KXL Betty Stewart James Stock Maxxne Teague Doretta Tracy Carolyn Tschuhart Julla Vera Rhonda Werner Leshe Yarbrough Mr. Chant Teacher Joan Krtto Wesslev Mangum W1111s Montgomery Randall Moore Deha Ann Pompa aVerne Sadler Henry Schmrdt ovce Schmrdt B1111e Dee Shaw Lynda Srlvey Lenwood Sollock Drxana Sollock EIGHT Q r , V A Q- ' It -Q ' ' ,,, ' Jr ' 1,': 1 'T' I. 5 xx . I , , ' 9+ 'YN' , Q ' lt r: -- ' xg' v 3 4: 'M s' ff, 2- 'n 'N g, I P If I I -. 4- f .- bi - , . ' Q r V 'f:M1.-- ft- ku vm 5,3 'A I ' x I J 7 'iff X X 5 W . 1 ' u 1 - F -' d Ili-'Jr i ,,5' gf .m 1, gmt' 4, x K A 1 - ' I' I -A x X x'x 'f'- f f . . T' , J' ' ' 'T Q., L ag- e ,Q , 4- c l V ' 4 ' a ' ,L W ' rf'-f' ,Q J, J 1 . R M r , 'Q 'Hg . in D v xr'-,L . J ' 4. Ex 'f i J-. . Q :J G.. . M ' A., G' .. Q5 W Q' - Xa B X 'iff , X - X 0 , ' fl 5, .Q V i Lf. , , is L Q :lf ' 79' so ,csv 'E' Y' - ' .V X mx r - x , J Ll -5 N he 'kts X A J- . 'vw v. 1 Q. GRADES Betty Faye Banks Sherry Barnhart Joe Bendele Gene Black Bobby Joe Brown Gaylon Brown Adie Brister Chestene Brister Maria Buentello Gene Capps 'C' 'aa Ngo Mgn .x Tj, gr 5 'S f .2 it a Q- ua , 1 ,,, gg rs I f , . V .,., . . i- A , ... ix' N ,,, 1 4 4 M- I 2 s . b .nc t A 1 ' 'f Q7N' s -' :-, . .X-ai . FFL ' 1 -QQLJQK N Amada Chapa John DuBose Weyman Duke Cherry Edwards Evelyn Frnto Betty Hardcastle Amta Hutzler Robert Irw1n Andy Johnson Buford Klllough Lotuse Mann Charles McCar1ey I1mm1e Ohvarez Audrey Petty John Rogers Jerry Rucker James Schmrdt Bllhe Schnerder Deanna Smxth Joe Lee Tracy Ramon Zapata ,-Q 1 Mrs Pansy Baker, Teacher 3 I lv 'P Lf- 's-. Ag gy Q' yd Qua- uv A 4 Pj wg' T vfxffvix 3 b S 1 .,. X. 'j. . PM - if 'Q 551 E' Q if djs gd' JY f HS' 's X 5 sf- 'tn - 6 'F-74 es- X - A bv' I . F if I 1. .Sis .s 1 Egigg 1'- X KYQLX Fntz Wxpff Anderson Hardcastle Mlss Cox, Teacher Robert Alexander John Baker Ofelia Balderrama Janet Bendele Levi Bendele Pauline Bendele Betty Blume Aurora Bosquez Teresa Buentello Phyllrs Bullard Alvlo Chacon Andres Contreras Marlon Crawford Domrngo Cruz Emma Dockrns Dranna Ewmg Alamar Fernandez Amta Garza Ignacxo Gonzales Drck Harrell Thelma Hoover Mrke Hulsey Jonell Klllough Tlmmy Lowrance Ray MHCIHS Emrly Mann Helen Barn Martln Helen LOUISE Marun Lynda Meeks Demetrro Monreal Phylhs P1tts Frances Pnddy Joe Ram1rez B111y Rrcord Lupe Saval W1nn1e Sectest Concepuon Sepulveda James Teague Dee Ann Wrlbom Jerry Wrlhamson SEVENT T Fr J ei in N ' 'A - Q I . Lf. ? S .L V 4 ' j' is s t. 'tw , . , . ' 51551 H ' '- Q i ' . ,' 'rf' Elin' n' C fe ' -A 275 - ' 1 T , s.. ge. .- AXA AQ dd Me3 U P' f - T ' ' ' V' L f sr YT T -. g,j,Lf2 '14 ' , HF' A . 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' ' , - -H 3 163' if 1 is .V ASW fe T ,nvr 6 ,M , ggi at fi ,wi ERADES Marcilino Arnbriz Alma Benavides Bobby Brieden Romalda Buentello Melton Brown Ronald Campsey Burton Chase Elolsa Cubrrel Gaylon DuBose Janlce Delbrall Martha Fose Wrllxe Gallegos Dalra Gonzales Mary Haynes Ben Keller Drane Langworthy Browmne Lrttleton Tommy Lrttleton Clrfford Manger Shernll Mangum Edwrnna Mrtchell Calvm Murphy Janrce Penny hmmy Petubon Jack Peterson Velma Prerce Dav1d Powe Rosahnda Ramrrez Valde Ramrrez Louxs Rrhn Tony Rodrrguez Albert Sauter Roger Schott Kenneth Schmrdt Chrrst Sepulveda Sandara Sollock Charles Thompson Loxs Tschrrhart Ann Wxlderson Mary Zapata Mrs. McAne1ly Mrs Rounu-ee Teachers wv I Mi' - xy, .Za f Z'P Q .-.v j, -53 ' Y- ' R 2 r a W '- WXNY AX1 X Q9 Q- pC l wk sl: jf 'K Lf 'foggy 1. H , Ka! 4 Q. ? X ' L sis W Delia Aguillen Nola Alexander Wanda Boone Y' I Q' 1 'r- SIXTH vll , I S , Q A 5 M N .Dix ' s Mrs. Martha Gntjes Gerald Bendele Q' T5 11 i. lhfwx 6- Gilbert Delfrna Buentello Marx Campa Frances Cantu Ralph Chapa Martha Contreras Shrrley Corunaz Iohnnx Crouch Ioan Crutchfield James Evans Aurora Garza Madehne Gonzales Molly Grrfiin Domrngo Herrera Tommye Johnson George Lerck Phyhs Locklar Ehzabeth Mangum Larry Martrn Ramon Martrnez Randall Matthews Carolrna Mendoza Manon McCar1ey Charles Mtller Edward Moore Norman Mosley Ernesto Munoz Carol Oppelt Anthony Peru Shlrley Prtts Evangehne Pompa Estella Rodnguez Judy Rotramel Margre Shaw Stdney Sxms Eumce Stewart Angelrna Tellez Mary Vance John Velasquez Iovennna Velasquez Betty Ward Glen Wxlks Stella Zapata Berryhill ii- . 5 l . A 6. S F' 54 4- fi r A 'if 'E E V' - C . ' sf? 'K f A 4 ' -7 -. X. L' ' 1 I I 'J gn' 'FT i' , ' ' 4 Ts 'Q af ' N 4 V t ' fx L . V I ' r,,. vu 5 sa Rfb - ' , -x ,fl G Q' ' 1 A .x L .,. A .3 f' A.: L' L! A Q'-' ' 0' ' 'i .ln 1 -' C fi Q M -F' Y ' ,sa . 'Q' - V I4 g t as ' ' 1- Q A Q- ' i ' rl. . as ll is - E' A Q s 1-6 -f 'M ze' ' . . Y' A N , ' ' 1 an J' 5 x 'A - 'tl rl ra it 7' '- 4- ' 1 h V . C1 RADES i J tx ,.,. 4. . L 1 0 E , LA L ,. Bobby Alvarado Mrs. Pearl Jones Bonnie Bain Caroline Brannin Catherine Brannin Betty Brieden Robert Bullard Manuel Campos John Campsey Simon Cantu Henry Carraway Charles Clark Ada Crawford Marvin Crutchfield Alamar Cubriel Bobby Davis Darlene Davis Frank Dickinson Margaret Droemer Carrol Dubose Elaine Dubose Roxy Dubose Peggy Duke David Fargason Roy Fernandez Albert Gallegos Dora Gallegos Charles Godden Linda Haass Donald Hardcastle Annette Harrell Darlene Hunter Loraine lasik ?' M I .Q Q1 QJQTX Mr. Adams xl X an 1 'Qfbg avis Qstt-eh QW .. 1 K in Mary Jane Gonzales ni 4, R George Keller Frank Lester Mike Littleton Stephanie Malone L Charles Olivarez Sally Oliver Guy Penney Sidney Ridgway Ronald Schott Irene Tellez Pete Warner 9 eg, ,. ' .'-l'n Rudolf Balderrama Elaine Boone . la. gf Q- ,a . in S I PI Eli Q' v . Q xgjx ,fab 4, ,... 1 S, . 6.1 -Q .Qs as-A A N. I? 1 GJ! J u ,. .Skt is-1 in ahh Vx 1 a., 'r ,if Al L' 'C' 'X ,NN 1 t -- vi 4 Q., v ,.,, FIFT a- 1 ' 'sh it' ,Li xxtxgk X , Manuela Ambriz Mrs. Mittanck Odelia Balderrama gliig as ,,4 Frank Bain Beatrice Bendele G-w' . . 4- 0, 'L - x w 5 VA sm ' X E' .f gi 5 W I 9' iq J 'Q' 4 'c , 6 'VT' N 'B 'L 'U Xa of K Q' 1- f is J wi A ' 'P ' Madeline Black George Brieden Tommy Campsey Aurora Chapa Mary Costilla Esteban Cruz Glinda Davis Marvin Davis Janie Frances DuBose Wade DuBose Catherine Furgason Adelina Gallegos Isidro Garza Betty Lou Goslin Louis Haass A. D, Haynes Juanita Herrera Glen Hine David Hutzler Shirley Jones Bonnie Killough Minnie Maldonado Reynaldo Navarro Mary Ornelas Richard Pawe Larry Ricketts Charlene Rogerson Lupe Sanchez Martell Sollock, Ir. Lewis Stroud Guy Sweatt Mary Velasquez Martha Wilkerson Mary Williamson Caroline Yarbrough GRADES QS K ,ny X 99 Ahce Agurllen Marie Anderson Mrs. Harrell Alice Bendele Dennis Boone Harriet Brrscoe Wayne Brown Ramon Campos Chris Chant Paula Chrrsman Dormnga De La Rosa Tommy Doyle Joseph Dubose Maria Esplnosa Roy Evans Jesse Fernandez Wally Gonzales Marvin Haass John Harrrff Blanca Hernandez Ruth H111 Jane Howard Frank Jaramrllo Lucille Kesre Randy Leatherwood Edith Moore Henry Ohvarez Kenneth Craig Poore Dolores Ramirez Eloy Ramirez Lawrence Rogers Glenda Sanders Alicia Sims Rosa Tellez Casimiro Velasquez Diana Villareal Brenda Wilkinson Tommy Wooten G J iiii V J 4 J 1. is J Y' L .rl Andy Baker Selma Benavides gs. X.: the ALL a. l 1 FOURT Alguinda Velasquez if r 71 W avg - A 'A 0' 1' Ramiro Balderama wr- 0 ,x:..4 ' rt... I Coy Boone wiv! V, 3 Ray Briscoe '- s '15 A Q Bett f Lou Briste 1: r A -- P f n sf-9 A -15-1 f , , Charles Bullard . Mary Cadenhead e fl 99,3 J' Roy Campa H Q' - Ivan Chant A 1 x . Dixie Cortinez K il :I , ,K s Ir, X Jessie Cortinez . 1 Q 1. - Sgr, B 4 . , ,JNXQ 1 'A N nl v mx?-is-'rf-'14 1-. N 11 William Delbrail ,' -V1 -Q Rudy Gallegos 6 ' 3 Anita Garcia ' N. W A.. A Q ' Alfred Gonzales 'x'mQ.:'J,l 'Q' Gerd Ha mlett 4 FIFX ' Us W W, R, Ienkins Q- Johnny Kino . Ernest Leick I ' R , Qu Dora Lerma x Clara Beth Littleton QAA gh A p W ' Mark Lowrance ' - H Frank Mann Teresa Monreal ' s V 'me'-E Pedro Munoz :ix 0- QV' X Kathleen Petty s an - I' F V 'Q . X 5. mf YN, 33 '- A . f' .4 N 8 Iayelene Poore 9 , Roy Pompa W . N , 1 s , Linda Ramos 4' 51 r ' Toni Ramos , . f .X - X Charles Rihn Q Bef ' 1 X , ef , V .2 N Ll': ... 'J- W Richard Rodriguez Lillian Sauter Annella Schroeter A Q Charles Sollock ga Qu 3' 532 Carolyn Stewart b , Annie Tellez f Carolyn Thompson .f 4 x 4 'P l x B . 1 6 E H ' LL Elias Vasquez A V Juan Vera ., f s,.,f-,gm -k I ' -' Flora wrpff T4 Q s . 3 QT ' 1 Teacher: ,ky f if ' V31 hs nb, Miss Florence M M A A at :JM ,r ,f -4, 3 - ,N Thompson RADES Teacher Duane Barron Dexton Brown Paul Carleton Eleanore Carrlllo Odls Doyal Ken Drummy Eunrce Faye Dubose George Fernandez Johnny Garcra Lupe Garcra Zelrna Garza Glenn Godden Salvador Guajardo Douglas Haass Ame11a Herrera James Keller Emrho Munoz Carlos Monreal Dora Ann Mulhns Angehta Murnllo Tommy Nowhn hm Pompa Martha Puhdo Ramerlo Ramrrez Robert Ram1rez Pete Ramos Bobby Rrcord Bobby Sohs Mrs Allene W11h3mS0n 4-uv 'r X Z I i 'E' H,- 'E' W'--1 .ff- 5 'TJ D-1 9-J 5-.f vi? Pauhne Velasquez vp, Nancy V111area1 Larry Wllks Joe Zapata 'QQ 1- ' Y' P f 'WW vs Q George Alexander , ? ' six ' .L 1 v 5 is . Dale Baker ls , f ' NT .,'f. 3, X W. 5 A X .C If ' N A. 'J x Q' 15 mf - T' . y , N A X-E X . ' -' Bill Bain UWB IOyce Banks ,. 4 6. A I ..- .4 6 L. C? 1 9 lr. QB'-W :I :fb XXX ' :.i.- f - 9' .1 4- . -Yf' ff sn.. - ' Q 55-.1 g Z' s, ,Mutt f ...rule , . J x ,f 'gy sr. 'mil lr J A 9 ' i 6. i -4- . I . E Q 1 ' . - . S-'I 'i 5 1' Q.. si Raymond Bendele Robert Bendele Sandra Boone Diann Bush Barbara Driscoll Eulene Dubose Linda Edmondson Rena Sue Evans Ruth Evans Mary Alice Erenandez Chapman Franklin Edgar Gardner Sarah Hariff Billie Hartung Yolanda Hernandez Roxie Lou Howard Sarah Jean Howard Teresira Jimenez George Jenkins Paul Bain Martin David Montgomery Lole Sue Morris Sharon Odam Clarence Peavler Sherry Poore Henry Ramos Bobby Russell Dennis Stewart Glenn Stewart Connie Jo Stroud Cphelia Vasquez John Wesley Ward Jimmy Weber Josephine Gonzales Teacher : Miss Story GRADES Rosa Alvarado Diana Benavides Sharon Nan Briscoe Verna Brister Elsie Caraway Adolfo Chapa Rosa Chavera Elena Contreras Maria De La Rosa Geronimo De La Rosa Shirley Dubose Pamela Ernst Vicente Espinosa Robert Fernandez William Alfred Pinto Paul Gallegos Jesse Gonzales Richard Guajardo Virgil Guajardo Adolfo Hernandez Margaret Hill Elnora Hutzler Nina Merle Johnson Laverne Keeling Louis Martinez, Jr. lean Petty Wade Pierce Elia Pompa Carol Ann Reeves Joe Sepulveda Juanita Villareal Teacher: Mrs. Inez Dixon Mary Dell Yarbrough Gloria Young Henry Zapata oy- LC, 1 - .SP ' A ff 'r ' A t . - A :ri-f !. xg H V , ' x 3 K ml f 'A W Ll nan hr .. t ff . .., -w' . ' ' f at . . cv M ae 33 'Zuma . VW, J 1 y' Gy , P' - cr 62, X 9 Q A LM' ' -5 Xxx 'x Q rn w M-Nix . 6 Z. if 'r ' X sm S, , IJ!!-MG X -' L , sit! s. tg Beverly Jo McCulloch ,P ' 63 v A Q- Q' Royce McCarley 4 L, Robert Monreal Q , ' Bobbie can oum X gr ,I y ' , V r Sharon Kay Pepper 'Y I jg 'L A N ' 'BM 3 - ui. ' ' if z r ET f as 1 I '-- V Robert Curtis Patterson Albert Gonzales ' f rw- fat. 4' 4 r-- fl E 1 - Us 5. . I -A Mrs. Dawn Marshall Carolyn Alderman Ruth Banks Patsy Black Mary Brieden J. D, Bullard James Clawson Marshall Davis John Doekins Johnny Gallegos Gloria Garcia Arturo Gonzales Dennis Haass Ray Homeyer Bill Hudel Tanya Johns Mary Keller Mike Kilpatrick Sharon Littleton Juan Martinez Frances Monreal Linda Myers Susan Petri Maria Reyes Shryll Rogers John Silvers Sondra Tomblin Dixie Williams John Yarborough Jerry Young Mrs. Sweatt Mary Anderson Josephine Barrentos Eugene Bohl Billy Jo Brister Alice Camllo Earl Crawford Adolfo De La Rosa Lexle DuBose Aurora Fernandez Linda Gardner GRADES George Guajardo Eugene Harriff Jimmy Hoover Carole Hunt Tom Mangum Robert Nixon Polly Ornelas llredia Potter Petra Reyes Roger Russell Benn Smalley Charlotte Soles Edward Thayne Michaelyn Thompson Patricia Thompson Jim Dee Tracy David Wilkerson Dorothy Wilkinson Linda Wingate Mrs. Rohre, Teacher Ruben Balderrama Marvin Bendele Rebecca Boone Larry Brister Hortencia Chapa Lee Roy Davis Clara Edwards Rudolf Gallegos Blaza Garcia Albert Garza Roy Garza Ruben Gonzales Lucia Guajardo Roy Homeyer Hazel Howard Barbara Jenkins Joyce Kitto Ray Mann Raul Martinez Ronnie Maxwell Sofia Munoz Rosa Pulido Robert Roberson Richard De La Rosa Keith Settles Ralph Sollock Elva Velasquez Melba Wilks . ix 4 v ,. f 'm f, rg: 4 ,. il. L ' I A K N A 7' 2 ' 'xr Z' 5 .R ll ' 'V 'Al 1 .' 0 ef z Qs is 5-,,' Q' 'C' , 1 . , J 'Li . ,pi cyxf. 1- -f WC 5' X mxfg QNX I -one t . L A. 1 ca hi .. - -- sw X A X 'Ll g'LL 4 X 5 ix ' .J 7 Dru ' I .X x ' ts he era l ' Q5 ,' 1452. f:lb.'s.3J: ed . Nh 4 , ' 0-.' b 1 L. 'C' .fa l X 'X 1-111 ' - 'V A-if ' 'gf 'li ,Qin IL.. I Qi A It ' F' :S-,J 4 U- ' ' R -. . - l xi 5 I D ' sf' X G ' X f 22, K 'x X ' 1 I 'X'-in fir l I ix x , Xq ix x N ' a -'S x , J if ,ur-V , F' ,fn U V . ,MI li V. if, ,Q . 4,3 , , . Ayr. --N 1 '-Lfg.. hrixslg i. . A N P K NK' 'favs Mrs. Young, Teacher Thada Bain Carolyn Bassett Jo Ann Briscoe Robert Brister Viola Brister Carolyn DuBose Billie Evans Jewel Griffin Barbara Haynes Phil I-line Joe Lieck 1 it X ' A . 2 3+ I QTQ2 1 , f sh A, . . N. fl . Q A 5. t X .X lx r Qi' I 4 it its an galil' 1 An f-,1. -, Y .,,v,'x , at S 'r 1fx, x .rfffbii ' -'fs' im A Af - ' V 2 42,41 L -' 7 '5 Y f. aim riff?-1 L' SF if fa H Dale Littleton Freddy Lopez Richard Malone David Martin Mike McCar1ey Everett Moore Donnie Mosely Tommy Newman Mike Nowlin Ronald Rackley Alvena Rotramel Patrica Tackert Richard Wilkerson Miss Carson, Teacher Ronnie Barnhart Dempsey Berryhill George Bullard Carolyn Chant Cathy Collins Joyce Ann DuBose Arthur DuBose Howard DuBose Floyd Halliburton Linda Holmes Kent Hunter FIRS RADES Lorna Evans Alan Harrell Jane Littleton Lawrence Martin Randy McCulloch Carlene Morris Kathryn Moss David Smith Susie Sollock James White Gary Wilkinson Mildred Wingate Mrs. May Stansell, Teacher Melchor Carrillo Adelfa Chapa Mary Cruz Robert Cubriel Mary Gallegos Roy Gallegos Jose Garcia Joe Guajardo Oralia Gonzales Amelia Hernandez ' 1 Q , 1 I f . f ,,,- 1 -'hx 3 ,Qi by ,ix xx lyk IW' fi ffl, il -. -' 5 't'0 :u.?'::: X 'f'1.l ,Tv ' 1 W , 1 5 ' Q' 1 N n, , U ,jgsgiu f' X ,X ,wh .gg '. - I tl tl 1 5- 2 I X PHOYO hu audible W-blfvi, J. ,G 1 '5 L35 . Elena Hernandez ICA 'X Frances Herrera Mary Lou Lerma Edmundo Martinez Mary Ann Monreal Olivia Munoz Panfilo Perez Fidencio Perez Reynaldo Reyes Joe Velasquez Joe Lee Vera Q., L '51,-1-as--n 1 0 BIG F Poor 'fe 22 Amador Castillo Albert Corona Dominga Corona Tiofilo Corona Larry Roy Craig Raul Garcia Andrew Morales Arturo Morales Ramiro Ornelas Raul Ornelas Donald Craig Frances Mares Willie Ornelas Lola De La Rosa Martha Lee Ross Billie Thompson Kathy Weiser Olivia Balderrama Eliseo Castillo Dennis George Ray Morales Linda Boyd Joe Ornelas Elizabeth Thomas Johnny Willms Mary Willms Judy Craig Danny Morales James Ross Angie Winters Marian Boyd Iackie Bush Lee Craig Juan Gallegos johnny Ornelas Iosefa Omelas Irene Willms Janet Ross Janice Ross Audrey Thomas Shirley Thomas Ernestine Weiser Mrs. Bertha Sadler, First, Second Mr. S. E. Schaefer, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth Mrs. Ollie Wright, Third, Fourth, Fifth Fidel Balderrama. x 3 7? X 2 X ,,. sf S , , . 1 as gt Q 'Y' 'iff 2 lla- if g,,.l,.,,1 - . ,M E KMA iq ,' y 'M 'fa 1 was f- f ff- 435 aah rl. f it .we Q ,W T , N kt ,wr 4, i fr - ff? 'T we M: 5 1 H 391 . I I 1 J ,... I A. ' - , his ,ft U A ..1- R - . , , . 1 Q 2.,fs: A' V In V T, . ' 5, ' ' . fear. ,- .V Q- A 9 af- -1 as I K, I' X 'K ' S . f 1 A S E ,K - K ' 1 - ...A ENGLIS .:?:2??4ff 71 Y 40. 'L 5 I 'f:i!5fLw'g' bf ' Mg, IK' fa Mrs. Ruth Allen, .. - X English l and ll. fps , rio. , 'Il f -fs 1. Frances Riddle is explaining direct objects to Betta Ann Cadenhead, Leslie Tschirhart and Judy Nowlin. 2. The Library Staff under the supervision of Mrs. Ruth Allen. Left to right, standing: Mrs. Allen, Franklin McAllister, Ella Sue Carpenter, Sidney Pierce, Joyce Boyd, J. E. DuBose, Ruben Gallegos, Maudie Montgomery and Shirley Willms. Left to right, seated: Janet Brieden, Anna Pearle Secrest, Judy Nowlin and Carol Thompson. Right side, top to bottom: Mary Griffin, Vera Bendele and Dorothy Clark. 'X N., R DEPARTM ENT 1 'cf -.. MIS. I. D. Klingeman English III and IV Q11 Donald Haass and Donnie Littleton practicing a speech over the tape recorder during English III. C21 Buddy Jones and Johnny Roberson conferring with Mrs. Klingeman during English IV. Q35 Buddy Jones and Johnny Roberson setting up the projector as Mrs. Klingeman and Pat Busby look OI1. Q41 The English IV class watching a film. Shown are: Melba Fay Baker,Vio1a Pompa, Rebecca Sollock, and Pat Busby. THE ROU D UP STAFF E-f P.. YT- -. U- wjb 'QQ v L., .. . ?i ew Hagen: A V V u I It I 5 L L , TJ 4 iv . I .V . g ' M 7 ,JJ-P - x an .k W 'ly ,Ig V by I U 1 r A1 29 , -- i - is . e 'Q 4 A V ' f 1,7 1 Mrs. Cf. D. Whitfield, Teacher 1, Me:1:e:s or :ze Rcgzi-Up SI3Z'f3SS6ITfJ1iI'ZS te :,1ye:5F:.1:k Kilougi, ?.ia.ie2j.': Sriedex, Segze Rriile, Ter: Marin, Judy Elgin, Xielvxi Ehlzzger, I. D. Scirrxdr. 2. Tjrpistsz Niarielyn Suede: 31: Judy Rein. 3. Editor-im Cixef Dale Ds'-'1:Lsc:. 4. Srsaicasr aszmournc- ers: Rsbert Sgsbjr, E-ielvin Eilinger, Iohnny Roberson .a:dL-41s Syria. 5 Three :em an :Lie press: Sexzge Rgiile, fer:-' has and 5-lelvzz Eilgiger. an-Q, ,-.,....- : A ,J 57 b 'TT' I 0 -... 9 . ,AJP ' Q. L ur .Six 1 .J . THE CORML STAFF by t N 3 ,x Y in . Al X. . Mfrliqxxkig-v 1, ,Q A in-4' l. Working on pictures are, front row: Irene Hutzler, Lou Ann Mont- gomery. Back row: Betty Jean Rihn, June Lowrance and Dora Femandez 2. Franklin McAllister working on layout, Ora Lee Bippert typing copy for Annual, Billie Delbrail, Buddy Jones, Mary Williams and Rena Du- Bose working on copy sheets. 3. Maurice Pettibon and Buddy Jones adding the final touch to the Valentine for the Valentine Dance. 4. Mrs. Whitfield, Irene, Lou Ann, Betty and Mary also took their hand in fixing the heart. 5. Editor-in-Chief Maurice Pettibon '-Ll.. c N K in 4 52 Mary Jo Settles dances at d1str1ct F ll A rneetrng at Castrovrlle PM Q' Mrs J W Roberson Teacher 645 ls s 1-Hilti 'FZ' Frrst row left to rtght Norma Kay Tllley Sandra Locklar Mary Jo Settles, Wanda Denms Donme Lrttleton Maurtce Pettxbon Beau Dana Rogers Irma Pompa Ofelta Fernandez Clara Lawson Wanda Jackson Joyce R1hn Ernestma De La Pena Ramona Velasquez Oleta Potter Second row Io Ann Bullard, Fay Smrth Mary Marttn Arlene Bendele Bobble Leuschner Ltda Ntxon Beulah Savage Jeante Hard castle E11zabethBendele Mary Howard Amy Mrtchell Margaret Cotter Carolyn Brteden Dons Wtlks Romamta Buentello Margarrta Buentello Leonor Canllo, Amelra Morales Thrrd row Martha W1ll1am son, Mary Gnfftn Charlotte Jackson Elsre Ltndsey Peggy Ward Betty McNe1l Dorothy Clark Prtscrlla Moore, Maudte Montgomery Betta Cadenhead Carol Chrrsman Judy Nowlrn Lmda McA1l1ster, Roberta Gonzales Frances Rrddle Mrs Roberson Eltda De La Pena, Sofra Buentello Fourth row Charlene Mrller, Dons Conrad Peggy Busby Patsy Homeyer Beth Ann Roberson, Suste Lrttleton, Pat Ross Anna Pearle Secrest Janet Brreden Nancy Pettrbon Gearldme Jastk Frfth row Joy Wrlson Gayle Tomblrn Lmda Kay Dnscoll Mary Jo Watson, Bobbye Werner Jamce Lrlly Mary Brown, Conme Evans Vera Bendele, Carol Thompson Ange lrta So lrs HOMEMAKING l. Mary Brown and Janice Lilly arrange linens in the new china cabinet. 2. Wanda Dennis, Donnie Littleton, Jerry Weber, George Hamilton, and Joyce Rihn dance at F,H,A, barn dance. 3. Roy Settles, Kathryn Martin, Mrs. Allen, and David Rihn at F,H,A, barn dance. 4. Carolyn Brieden, Anna Pearle Secrest, Janet Brieden, Gear1dineJasik, Mrs. Allen, guest, and Nancy Pettibon have breakfast prepared by freshman girls. 5. Doris Carleton, Peggy Winters, Lois Rihn, Margaret Cotter, Clara Lawson, and Jerlene Brister on Fresh- man initiation day, DEPARTMENT FUTURE FARMER The primary aim of the F,F,A, is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The F,F,A, Chapter is built around supervised farming, co-operation, community service, leader- g ship, earnings and savings, conduct of meetings, scholarship, and recreation. The Devine F,F,A, Chapter entered the district and area , Leadership Contest and the district and area Poultry Judging Contest. F,F,A members have participated in the Medina County Stock Show, pp-f ' Houston Stock Show, San Antonio Stock Show, coon hunts, and the annual Father and Son Banquet. 4.4 ' L ' 41 Mr. Moss, Teacher. .iwfhilvi , sg M A Z. Y JW, . W , , 1 T.-' Q... i I , J' . xl-Six, M First row, left to right: Bobby Johnson, R. E. Savage, Roy Settles, Mike Howe, Keesey Nixon, Louis Poerner, Jerry Weber, Jimmy Poore, Charles Moore, Elias Martinez, Thomas Sanchez, Ples Crouch, Matilde Buentello, Harold Peavler, John Jasik, Second row: Charles Crouch, Melvin Baker, Cotton Wilbom, Gerald Brieden, Mike Morales, Grady George, Donald Ridgway, David DuBose, Sweetheart Beulah Savage, Leslie Tschirhart, Bob Lindblom, Ronald Evans, Martin Fernandez, Lee Buentello, George Hamilton. Third row: Ronnie Peterson, Ruben Gallegos, Tommy Wilborn, John Roberson, Jerry Ross, Donald Haass, Leo Schmidt, Eddie Alexander, Delton Crouch, Robert Potter, C. D. Shaw, Sidney Pierce, I. E. DuBose, Buddy Simmons, Tommy Sutsch, Lupe Leal, Ralph Bader, Pat Meeks, Mr. Moss, Teacher. Fourth row: Bob Busby, Tom Martin, Bob Rogers, Douglas Fose, Donald Schroeter, Frank Irwin, Arlon Scott, David Rihn, Joe Murphy, Joe Smith, Bradford Bush, Leonard Sauter, J. D. Schmidt, Ross Ward, Tommy Stribling. Fifth row: Kennith Mullins, Dale Fell, Louis Davis, Bobby Hooker, Joe Thomas, Carroll Teague, David Williams, Bill Klingeman, Bill Leuschner, George Black, Darrell Fell, Sam Jaramillo and Jose Salazar. Not shown: Bill Brown, W. F. Holt. John Martin, Johnny Zapata, Emery Delavan, Melvin l-lutzler and Mitchell Lackey. OF AMERICA '-.fi y pq Q23 Bob Busby presenting Mr. Klingeman with 1- flj Donald Ridgway and Jimmy Poore selecting hogs to raise as an F,F,A, project. Honorary F,F,A. Degree as Eddie Alexander, I. E. DuBose, Pinky Davis, and Johnny Rober- son watch. , . -.. K - Q3j Mr. Klingeman speaking at Lions Club meeting where he was presented Honorary F,F.A. Degree. Q41 Arlon fixing clothes line poles in the ag work' shop. 57 SOCIAL SCIENCE First row, left to right: Ernestine George. Second row: Pat Busby, Arlene Ben- dele, Lida Nixon and Laura Cadenhead. Third row: Ora Lee Bippert, Doug Fose, Joe Smith, Jerry Thomas and Sandy Vance. Fourth row: Rebecca Sollock, Emery Delevan, Jerry Ross and Lupe Leal reading their weekly papers in American History. tt-Q - 1 ' lt! , X 1 I I ' A , I K we 4 DRIVERS ED and f4pN1r Bamnart g1VCS Madelyn Bneden Dora Fernandez and Judy Rum msnrucuons on changrng a ure Shovxmg of the Drlvers Ed car courtesy ofW11son Chevrolet are left to rrghr Judy Rum Buddy Sxmmons Bob Sem ard Madelyn Brrederl and Tom Marun .,-ff l vfr 'F 5. 'Q QCA-s CLARINETS: Gayle Tomblin, Roberta Gonzales, Robert Irwin, Mary Griffin, Janice Penny, Clarabelle Lawson, Louise Mann, Viola Pompa, Joyce Rihn, June Lowrance, Betty Rihn, Pat Meeks, Charlene Miller, Ronnie Peterson, Peggy Busby. FRENCH HORNS: Susie Littleton, Donnie Littleton, Pat Busby. SAXOPHONES: Kathryn Martin, Sandra Locklar, Doris Conrad, Gaylon Dubose, Jimmy Olivares, Wey- man Duke, Billie Delbrail, Dora Fernandez, Ora Lee Bippert, Jeanie Hardcastle, Beth Roberson, Sue Carpenter. TROMBONES: Ofelia Fernandez, Mary Jo Watson, Darrell Leatherwood, Sandy Vance. BARITONES: Andy Johnson, Sonny Allen. TRUMPETS: Rena Dubose, Wanda Dennis, Becky Sollock, Wanda Jackson, Charlie Crouch, Jerry Rucker, David Poe, Oleta Potter. BASS HORNS: Louis Davis, Robert Busby, Jerry Thomas. Mr. C. E. Carter, Director. DRUMS: Audery Petty, Betta Cadenhead, Jerry Kipps, Ralph Bader. DEVINE WAR MR. CHESTER CARTER Majorettes and Cheerleaders, DireCtOr expressing joy at the Uvalde Football Game, ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS The Band, in addition to playing for all the football games, took part in the following events: The San Antonio Livestock Exposition Parade, were guests at the Rodeo, went to Contest at Austin, took part in the Poteet Straw- berry Festivalg marched in the Fiesta Flambeau Parade. To celebrate the end of the season the Band went to Landa Park for a picnic. The last public appearance was a concert given by both bands. HORSE BAND JUNIOR BAND SAXOPHONE: RomaldaBuentel1o. TROMBONES: Anthony Petri, Linda Meeks, SAXOPHONES: Janice Delbrail, Phyllis Locklar, Sidney Sims. BARITONE: Mike Littleton. DRUMS: Carolyn Brannin, Sally Oliver, Nola Alex- ander. TRUMPETS: Simon Cantu, Jimmie Jones, Charlie Olivares, Larry Jones, Guy Penny, Ioan Crawford, Dee Ann Wilborn, Donald Hardcastle, Pete Werner, Susie Jones. FLUTES: Darlene Davis, Betty Ward. CLARINETS: Chuck Miller, Ronald Schott, Roxy Dubose, Stephanie Malone, Catherine Brannin, Shirley Pitts. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT I X x sig. 'Hs..... xml! C11 Mr. Leo Bohl, Teacher. Q25 Biology class studying leaves. In foreground: Mr. Bohl, Peggy Ward, Jerry Kipps, Betty McNeil, Shirley Willms, and in the background: Beulah Savage, Irene I-Iutzler, Mary Martin, Pat Ross, Cecil Thomp- son, Maurice Jones, Tommie Watson, Mildred Carleton, Barbara Williamson, Mitchell Lackey, Joe Smith and Kenneth Mullins. f3j Chemistry class working on an experiment. In the foreground, left to right: Louis Davis, Bill John- son, Arlon Scott and Bennie Riddle. Background: Valde Campos, Doug Holden, Frank Irwin, Sandy Vance, Johnny Roberson and J. D. Schmidt. . 493-gat' .f if-A I Q45 Chemistry Class working on another experiment In the foreground, left to right: Melvin Ehlinger, Jerry Schneider. Background: Sonny Allen, Bobby Seward, Melba Baker, Johnny Roberson, Ella Sue Carpenter, Judy Rihn and Kathryn Martin. 'RP tw, Mr Ph1l1p Barnhart teacher of general math Mrs Emma B Stoddard teacher of Algebra I and II MATH 40 V L QU Left to r1ght rn foreground Melvrn Ehlrnger Sus1e Carpenter Tom Martrn Arlon Scott Next row Sonny Allen Ora Brppert Buddy Jones Magness Lrndsey In background Doug Holden Rena DuBose Dale Davrdson Last row Mrs Wh1tf1e1d Sandy Vance and Ross Ward workrng rn Plane Geometry Q33 General Math class workrng hard Left to rxght Lrnda Drrscoll Donald Rrdgway Leslre TSCh1Ih3.l'I R E Savage and Peggy Busby 'X Q21 Bobby Rogers and Joe Thom as explamrng a graph to Darrell Leatherwood rn algebra II Q41 Two more general math students hard at work Marlene Schroeter and Mary Io Howard X -A '-1-o 6 I-fbksvllww BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 'es-X Mrs. Ward Teacher fly Typing I class is rather busy doing assignment. Left to right: Barbara Williamson, Viola Pompa, Douglas Holden, Doris Conrad. The aims of the Commercial Department of our high school are as follows: To help equip the student with the kind of knowledge that will enable him to help himself, and to equip the student who plans either to further his business education by attending business college or a four year college or university. To seek a job in the business world upon graduation. Typing for personal use is fast becoming almost a must, There are many job opportunities for high school graduates who have availed themselves of the high school business department. High school education, plus ability, plus the will to get ahead in the business world, often is rewarded with some really good jobs. Good from the standpoint of responsibility and remuneration. f3y Mrs. Ward and her book- keeping class hard at work. Standing: Mrs. Ward, Betty Rihn. Dora Fernandez. Front row: Franklin McAllister, Madelyn Brieden, Mary Williams. Second row: Jerry Schneider, Pat Busby, Billie Delbrail. Third row: Melba Baker, Judy Rihn. Fourth row: Kathryn Martin, f Viola Pompa. is PHYSICAL EDUCATIGN If-0 iff! 'E-F. i' Mr Gustafson Teacher fly Seventh grade grrls playmg basketball rn gym Left to rtght Helen Max-tm Phylhs Puts Mary Zapata Rosa de la Pena, and Browmne Lrttleton The arms of the Physrcal Educatron Department are to supply a well rounded program rn phys1cal and health educatron to encourage a democratrc way of play and estabhsh hxgh moral standards Q33 Coach Gustafson, Melvm Baker and Darrell Fell at basketball play 'UN Q53 Coach Wrermers tosses the ball for Rhonda and Jamce whrle other gtrls look on. Left to nght: Lourse Mrss W1emers Mann, Audrey Petty and LaVeme Sadler. Teacher 65 , e A I Q .E . .. .Q a ,- C I Eg g g '- s 3 a 1 wi ,-.. V ' A. . . D . ' ,-al V ki. fi L j . as 7 , ' T1 f ' , - 3 ' l Q ,' 1 Q S , f y N . SPANISH Mrs G D Whitfield Teacher The Spanish Class had a pinara for their Christ- mas party. l. Darrell Leatherwood won the prize by breaking the pinata. 2. Leonor Carrillo, Roberta Gonzales and Ernestina De La Pena made the pinata. 3. Dana Rogers being blindfolded before she swings at the pinata. They used games to help them learn vocabulary. 4. Here we see Irma Pompa calling the words in a quino game. June Lowrance and Betty Rihn who were supervising the class in the absence of Mrs. Whit- field, are enjoying the game also. 5. Also shown are Billie Leuschner, Roberta Gon- zales, Linda Driscoll. Ofelia Fernandez and Ralph Bader . 'Q F 1-ia, P YN fl!! my We rv 1' f ,I We f 1 'if' . .W vb f WE RECEIVE ROYALTIES Campus Favorites PATRICIA BUSBY ARLEN SCOTT MOST POPULAR Seniors MARY WILLIAMS and DALE DAVIDSON Sophomore: PAT ROSS and BOBBY HOOKER Y J. 'Q in .X fa wixfv ', ax N : ' 1 5-5 . L, .4 A QW . if 11 's : J ' I 1 X . ' ' xg l l l xsnlliqgu ,. 'ami S 111 1115 BOY AND GIRL Juniors LEO SCHMIDT and WANDA DENNIS .li ' o Q Freshmen R, E, SAVAGE and SUSIE LITTLETON HOMECOMING QUEEN fly Jeanie Hardcastle of the junior class won the honor of being Home- coming Queen this year. f2j Beulah Savage, Homecoming Queen last year, is shown crowning Jeanie Hardcastle. Q33 Jeanie shown with her escort, Mr. George H. Briscoe. X rx.. F E l 3 HIGH SCHOOL ' . ' CHEERLEADERS 'E Left to right: Kay Tilley, , Charlotte Jackson, Barbara Brieden, and Mary Jo Settles ' Head Cheerleader. 4? U unix. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Janice Deck, Delia Pompa, Judy Dubose, Rhonda Wemer. l 4 .. .1 X 4. W- .fgv rg XS. 'X 231, v . . ' - Y, 3 - ' V ' fi BAND MAJORLTTES ' Q.. ' and DRUM MAJOR . F Standing: Donnie Littleton, Fnarlen L ' 'Y Miller, Drum Majorg Joyce Paln ,X -, . Kneeling: Wanda Dennis, Jeanie Hard X xx, A K castle, N' i R i ii . ' l ' 'I x H.. R J! ,,,,f.,: U f ? , fri i 4' ' I 'A I V V A .Q i I I . 1 1 ' . L X I 17 JUNIOR BAND MAIORETTES Peggy Duke, Drum Majorg Caroline Brannin, ine Brannin, Sally Oliver, Majorettes. M 'V ?ff M v A I ' , J -f-r.-..,, . -rf A Cather- Charlene Miller, Drum Major of the Devine Warhorse Band. X ' x '1 Y v-'X ATTENDANTS TO OUR CARNIVAL COURT l'l' Q27 Elementary school attendants left to rrght Weyman Duke Sherry Barn hart Jack Peterson Martha Wrlker son Glen Hrne escort qnot shownj Carolyn Branmn and Jamce Penny Y Q fly Left to rrght Freshmen R E Savage and Joy Wrlson junrors Bobby Seward and Beulah Savage Sophomores I b Dubose and Pat Ross bd f3J Left to rrght Vrckr Trlley Janet Belew and John Lester Vrckr and Janet were tram bearers and John was crown bearer at our carmval THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL Kmg BOB BUSBY and Queen PEGGY PEPPER of the House of Seniors Q? GN Bfs J QMN . . J ,J-I f5 q mit' , F, H, A, Beau y MAURICE PETTIBON . 4, ' I If , 7 . iii , K 'A 'F' f E W X 'figs F,F,A, Sweetheart - BEULAH SAVAGE BOB BUSBY Presents Jacket to Beulah ,J-Q 11' 0- -4 N f x Basketball Sweetheart X A and Beau MADELYN BRIEDEN and FRANK KILLOUGH Boys' Basketball Captains DALE DAVIDSON A11-District First Team and MADELYN BRIEDEN, FRANK KILLOUGH, FRANK KILLOUGH and BETTY JEAN RIHN '- xx ,Kgs bl s 715 i C a .4sf '2?' I ,A 'n di ' Q I 2 sg lv X-'K iii THECORRAL fly June Lowrance represent- ative of the Senior Class, won the honor of being Yearbook Queen of 1954-55. Q21 Junior Class Representative Bettie Jo Stock and escort Bobby Rogers. f3J Gayle Tomblin, Soph- omore Class representative, with escort George Hamilton. Q as f .AL fly Lynda Silvey, Annual Queen of Junior High Division. 12p Peggy Busby and escort R. E. Savage are Freshman representatives. Q33 Winnie Kay Secrest, with escort John Baker, representatives of the Seventh Grade. HONOR GRADUATES Valedictorian ORA LEE BIPPERT .- , img 'Q I ' QQ r- Q A fag ' N?5 0f,LZi Salutatorian PATRICIA ANN BUSBY ALL-DISTRICT 1 'nl .l X PNNQQ- X 1 1 'XXX -SSYXXNSQ1 y 3--A Nxxl X- x xx 1. NS ., Q17f.x-anew Qs,- 5x,x'gi,bxxx1, ,va Q Q-qi-,.,..--xv AY: x 'N - f-.-- P:Qtf ARI Aww., , ., N ,Y N., , gfx-i,f. 'T.' 5 N t , 5 .,NxN , 't sa, 5, w Q Q :AE fr il ' X ,i 1 viz- ew - w All-District, left to right, .Q - N- V ,. X ' D .xNN1xvs standing: Tom Wilborn, Bob XXII: 7'-' Busby, Frank Irwin. Second row: Arlon Scott, Magness Lindsey. 'S 'ff' QQ . We . warg- .A FOOTBALL CAPTAINS Football Captains: Arlon Scott, Buddy Jones, and Bob Busby congratu- late each other over trophy received for being Co-Champions of the district. ARLON SCOTT was selected by the faculty as the most worthy student of 1955, on the basis of Leader- shxp, Loyalty, Co operauon, Effxcient Paructpatlon in Approved School Affairs, Inspirational Example S T U D E N T to Schoolmates and Obedience to Laws. -4 X tx, xqt 7 f I X I .Q i . Y 5 , . Q' 3 . ' s 3,7 Y . 's - ':. B 4. i:' V ' v?T?517 I , ,, . -lf ff f.'5.sIi2g'ljf' ' 5 jf .-.-1 - 1-,1-f if I 5 5 If y 3 t.'-.,4I I -- .-,,..-, A Y,-'-37.0 Tiff: -4 - v fy,-.2',Qg1f' , ' . , '. I., ' : x i - 92 - f .- x -.- ,- s.-:.'--f,.1:.:1,ffs'4 1 mnynr I ' 12 ul A sv 97 ,gf l. 5. ,EEG ..nQ. if n-v '-. I ,, 1 l:, 0 ,544 us DUN1 swift, 4055 -S ny-nr , ,., g,,.1:?' Mr ez WE DEVELOP OUR RESGURCES Tennis - Franklin McAllister Basketball - Rena DuBose Football - Buddy Simmons and Buddy Jones Volleyball - Peggy Busby . Track - Magness Lindsey Q83 sq 5 an ,... X X X X X 'X ' uN. X X' , C ,ax rug ' XR: - Starting at top, left to right Frank Irwm, Louls Davis Tommy Wilborn, Arlon Scott, Robert Potter, Coach Philip Bamhart, Buddy Jones, Robert Busby Maumee Pettlbon Buddy Simmons ' M ':. - I ', 'P' . 14 ' Civ rr' 'ff' Q-' kg X X, ' .V Name Pornts ', , Robert Busby Buddy Jones Maurrce Petubon Tom Wilborn Buddy Sxmmons Dale Davldson George Hamllton Ruben Gallegos John Roberson sv xi 'Vw- Pinky Davrs ' 7 Team Total Af I 1 fl ff fb' 7? 1 rw er XJ Starung at top left to right. Melvm Ehlmger Magness Llndsey Joe Murphy Sonny Allen, Donald Schroeter Bradford Bush, Johnny Roberson Dale Davrdson, Frank Krllough, Ruben Gallegos A X Qi X 'C 'N X S.. S S. S S. S S. l 1 1 R ' - - 4 '. . , 9 J - .N - - 'a 5 ov.- - X - P J Q - 73' ' is ' Y - ' A Q Q s QA-f' s 43 '5-xg, Y 31 5 X 9 X E, . . v . x 24 'ny - . N 5 N - - . 20 K 'U' 'Q 18 gi. AF ' ' 12 9' ' 7 tn !x, A. 6 1' ' 6 'P E X1 . 6 -15, 2 1 1 1 1 A , 1 . v 74 3: ' r if , , f , '01 , I , ' ,f- - ' ' - -q ' , f - ' 1 f 1 l . I O ,J 1694! .1 -- 4' ' fr ' ,, ,v i 9 Q . M - I L. 1' t' ,,,., My ' Q 5, - . Main Q . k.'a',:- l..,. A , 940' A nl 6 lk, Q B- 'R . I . . I U ' I I l f . . L 5 -fe E, pu as-we s -au l. . x Judy. -R 5 ,, 5-Y it sl ws-Za., . - s Simmons, breaking away in the Floresville game, was caught by Zidek. s. .f f':-.- ' il 7 :z sh . ' 'fp ' , V 4 wt V - ' Q 1 I Jones trips ball carrier while Roberson comes in for the kill during the Floresville game. Busby and Simmons came in to pile on. SEASON SUMMARY The Warhorses had an extra good season this year with a 9-1 record, The Warhorses won all of their non-district games, In district olay they lost their only district game to Floresville, 7-0. Floresville also lost one district game, to Kenedy, which made Devine co-champs. Floresville represented the district with a 7-3 record while Devine stood on the side lines with a 9-1 record. If I .t 4, i y X- . Y .' ' , i.:,It.F,--1,.?1, - 11 Petubon was pulled down from behmd m the Uvalde gaflle . an ,Ag 1 Wilborn tried to make off with the ball in the Pearsall game, but Pettibon forgot to block. ff' f .ff 'fini 'ffm 9 I I I mx z! Q of R o 4 t .. I' . 5 If 41 A A Q lx V x Simmons fights to stay up in the Pearsall game, but ENN .J if! Z, is having trouble. A ' ' X P . . fm f .JL I0 Lk! gulf A I S Pictures taken in Pawnee game 1, Kumugn. Jones. Davidson try to set fast break. 2. Coach Gustafson ing them how to do and upa tell- it. 3. Killough makes an easy two points. 4, Jones goes up for a jump ball. Front row, left to right: Dale David- son, C.D. Shaw, Tommy Wilborn. Back row: Maurice Pettibon, Buddy Jones, Frank Killough, I.D. Schmidt, Bradford Bush, Buddy Simmon BASKE Front row, left to right: Cotton Wilborn, Edward Alexander, Dale Fell. Back row: J. E. Dubose, Bill Brown, Sandy Vance, Darrel Fell. BALL Davidson and Killough warming up for the Florexvllle Jones shoots a free throw ln the Florexvllle game game. BASKETBALL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS Although our team did not win thelr drstnct they Frank Kxllough had a fairly good record of 19 wtns and 8 losses for Buddy Srmmong 27 games. The team averaged approxlmately 54 pomts Buddy Jones per game, to the opponents 44 pomts Doodre Davrdson -1 JUNKNIFOOTBALL F5 .gf , F R ,fe B., Qfgfa , F . - - 41. ...mi-f .L B ' 4 ,Q. 4 24 1 ' ll A, 'U ga, 1 . 1 ll .li .1 Y, -. ...- .. .. . E ff-M - Bottom row, left to right: R. Schott, C. Moore, B. Brieden. J. Stock, R. Campsey, W. Duke, R, Moore, P. Meeks, S. Mangum. Top row: L. Rihn. I. Poore, L. Poerner, B. Sollock, G. Black, D. Fell, W. Mangum, L. Tschirhart, C. Wilborn, R. E. Savage, J. Weber, S. Pierce, D. Ridgeway, R. Peterson, G. Brown, J. Pettibon, C. Murphey, R. Evans, J. Baker, B. Hardcastle, W. F. Holt, R. Settles, J. Martin, G. Black. BASEBALL ,, ' x . . , 'Hy f 1 F I 1.1, I 4 f X Y, Ula if ...- iff' Q' -QC 4 First row, left to right: T. Wilborn, D. Davidson, R. Peterson, C. Wilborn, J. Weber, V. Campos. Second row: M. Ehllnger, P. Davis, R. Gallegos, B. Simmons, S. Allen, D. Fell, M. Lindsey, R. Busby. B. Zapata. Third row: Coach Bamhart. B. Bush, L. Tschixhart, B. Jones, J. E. Dubose, Coach Gustafson. 90 ---,.. lv' -wt u :- vt! MA wt.-1 TRACK Frank Killough, Blackie Zapata, Arlon Scott, Magness Buddy Jones, Douglu Holden, Sandy Vance, Buddy Lindsey, Simmons, Bobby Rogers, Tommy Wilborn, Dale RESULTS OF DISTRICT MEET High Hurdles - 440 yd. Relay - 180 yd.L.Hurdles One Mile - 220 yd. dash - Mile Relay - Discus - Shot Put - High Jump - Holden Rogers Busby Simmons Davidson Holden Allen Rogers Dubose Simmons Jones Holden Killough Killough Holden RESULTS OF REGIONAL High Hurdles - Mile Relay - Holden Dubose Simmons Jones Holden MEET 4th 3rd lst 2nd 4th 2nd 2nd lit 4th 4th 4th Davidson, Robert Busby . Coach Chant. J. E. Dubose, Frank Zapata, Bradford Bush, Sonny Allen, Johnny Roberson, Carroll Teague, Ruben Gallegos. GIRLS fly Betty Rihn and opponent jump for ball in the Pawnee game. Mary Williams, left, and Rena Dubose, right ready to catch ball. C23 Rena Dubose jumping for ball in the Pawnee game. Mary Williams fsj and Betty Rihn 1121. Q33 Mary Williams shooting free throw in Floresville game. Right, Betty Rihn and left, Madelyn Brieden ready to play the ball if missed. f5j Betty Rihn jumping in the Pawnee game. Madelyn 13p ready to get the ball. In background Kathryn Martin watching with her hands on her hips. sEasoN's RECORD ' Our Arabians did not win their district Betty Rihn but they came in second. They went through Mary Williams the season with a record of 19 wins and 5 losses. Rena Dubose This in the best record in the histroy of the Arabian team. The team averaged 40 points per game, to their opponents' 33, Madelyn Brieden 92 Q41 Mary Williams shooting in the Pawnee game. On the right under the basket is Betty Rihn in for rebound K-,gi INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD 518 21.5 262 10.9 69 2.9 64 2.7 BASKETBALL i Back row, left to right: Viola Pompa, Kathryn Martin, Betty Rihn, Peggy Busby, Irma Pompa, Joyce Rihn. Rebecca Sollock, Dana Rogers, Sandra Locklar. Front row: Kay Tilley, Madelyn Brieden, Charlene Miller, Mary Williams, Pat Busby, Billie Delbrail, Rena DuBose. Below, left to right: Co-Captain Madelyn Brieden and Captain Betty Rihn. Below: Managers of our girls' basket ball team, left to right: Susie Car- penter and June Lowrance. ,ol M Above: Miss Weimers, Coach. 6 TENTHS fly Left to right: Franklin McAllister, Dale Davidson, and Doug Holden. Dale won first in singles at Karnes City in the district tournament. Franklin and Doug won second in doubles also at Karnes City. VOLLEYBALL Q21 Left to right: Elida De La Pena, Billie Delbrail, Peggy Busby, Joyce Rihn. Bottom row: Madelyn Brieden, Pat Busby and Betty Rihn. These girls represented Devine at the district tournament held in Kenedy. Q31 Girls Junior Track Team, left to right: Susie Littleton, Judy Dubose, Beth Ann Roberson, and Peggy Busby. 141 Senior track girls who represented De- vine at the track meet in Somerset. Left to right: Lida Nixon, Diana Rogers, Made- lyn Brieden, and Betty Rihn. lcv? , 1 - . ft' SCHOOL BEGAN SEPTEMBER SEVENTH September 7. 1954 was the dare. The event was the beginning of the 1954-1955 school year. -- New students were greeted, pictures taken, class meetings were held to elect class officers, and books issued for the school year. fly New students Martha Williamson, Peggy Ward and Margarite Sarabia being welcomed to Devine High School by Madelyn Brieden, Beth Ann Roberson, Judy Rihn and Melba Baker. 121 The '54 Corrals had arrived and we see Barbara Sollock, Jane Killough and Bobbie Wemer auto- graphing one of the annuals. f3J Peggy Winters getting a shot from Mrs. Delevan as Jerry Weber watches. My Melba Baker looks at her pictures taken for the annual. 151 Pinky Davis waiting to f have his picture taken for the annual. ,,.s... ' Df1IcQ,3T7Y-L,-I 161 IBF 1 DANCING WAS FUN! fly Mr. Fuller and Donnie Littleton dancing at the formal dance given by the Corral Staff. Q21 Carol Chrisman, Jack Peterson, Robert Busby, and Joy Wilson dancing at one of the football dances. Q35 Betty Ann Bohl and Darrell Leatherwood dancing at a sock dance in the gym. Q41 Wall flowers at one of the dances were Doug Fose Beth Ann Roberson, Johnny Roberson, Peggy Busby, and Bob Rogers. Q55 There was always a Paul Jones held at the dances. Here we see Tommy Wilborn, Jerry Ross, Douglas Holden, and Bradford Bush. f6j Donnie Littleton and Pat Busby dancing at one of the dances held in the Catholic Recreation Hall. ..!-'i .- f .4 .. - '7 ff. ' , 5 L, 4 . . .,, if FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS WITH fly Cheerleaders shown: Charlotte Jackson, Kay Tilley, and Barbara Brieden, lead cheering section in a Warhorse yell. Q23 Warhorses well supported by the people of Devine. Orhif T-3 Q . At last, the long awaited football season arrived with its crowds, its chills, and excitement, Bands playing, boys and girls in colorful uniforms, the yells, the groans, the games coached in the grandstands, the half time performance by the bands and pep squads--and finally the celebration, QWE LOST ONLY ONE GAMEQ and the dances at the gym after the games! Q31 Thumbs up to bring the Warhorses good luck on the kick-off. VICTORY IN NEW STADIUM fly A tense moment in the Uvalde game with Schroeter, Simmons, Coaches Barnhart and Gustafson, and the men carrying the mark- ers Harold Warrick and Ollie Bassett watching. I A Q23 Players and Coach Gustafson watch in suspense. X I -n f . I V' g . . ' -'- 4'--- ' f . N Ms, . , t 13. vm: I . ah A-31 h H I X ' AN' ' ' f3y Announcer: a.nd photo- S E C . A graphers at the Uvalde game which was filmed. - 4. fly Boys ready to yell for Warhorses at pep rally in gym. .l Q31 Cheerleaders: Kay Tilley, Charlotte Jackson and Mary Io Settles announcing a yell. H I PEP RALLIES - .I . Q23 Joyce Boyd, Arlene Bendele, Ernestine George, Linda Craig, Beulah Savage and Jerry Kipp: wait- ing for the yells to begin. . .MA 5 ,- My Band getting ready to play a football tune. EVERY FRIDAY fly Bass homs support Pinky Davis and Bob Busby at pep rally in gym. Q21 Band and students march to Loggins and Lilly 's to hold pep rally. 141 Maggie Wood speaks at pep rally asChar1otte, Mary Io, and Wanda watch. Pep rallies were held every Friday in the gym. The cheerleaders led yells, the band played and different members of the faculty or of the football team made pep talks. School spirit was high as the Warhorses lost only one game this season. ll Q35 Mr. Carter directs band at pep rally in front of Loggins and Lilly 's JL HOME Homecoming was held on October 22. Ex-students returned to shake the hands of old classmates or friends and talk over old times. After a meal served in the cafeteria by the Home- making girls and a program in the gym, everyone went to Warhorse field to see the Devine Warhorses play the Floresville Tigers. During the half time Jeanie Hard- castle, a Junior, was crowned Queen of the Homecoming celebration. 12, Exes enjoy meal in cafeteria. QD Mr. Roberson addressing Exes as Mr. Klingeman, Mrs. W. K. Williams, Maggie Wood, Leo Bohl, Travis Lilly and Elmo Mullins listen. CGMING PROGRAM Register -------- 4:00 PM Dinner ------ - -5:45 PM Meeting in Gym - - - - 6:15 PM Prayer ----- Elmo B. Mullins, Class of 1924 Welcome to the Community S. R. Malone, Pres. Chamber ot Commerce Greetings from the schooi J. D. Klingeman, Supt. of Schools Introduction of Speaker Morris Ridgway, Class of 1928 Address ------- J. W. fDubJ Roberson, Class of 1928 Business Meeting Meeting Adjourn to Football Game Punch and cookies in cafeteria immediately after the game. C11 Queen of the 1954 Home- coming, Jeanie Hardcastle, her escort George H. Briscoe, Princess Mary Williams and her escort Peck Bush and Queen of the 1953 Home- coming Beulah Savage and escort R. L. Busby, Jr. L N 2 XV up Q., 1. J- V, . I 1 1:-313 .x . ,'17, ?5, ' 1 ' 'vga .1 ' ,fa -4, , I ' 'lfffaikiffjj' 1 '4 'Q 51 . ' 'fix jirly Q21 Senior girls, Ora Lee,Rena, Rebecca, and Ella Sue registering Ex-students in the lobby of the school. W . ' ar f ?1f . Ili A ix 'a X' : ar gl . A 1. y as Q31 Candidates for Homecoming Queen: Joyce Rihn, Sophomore Classg Beth Ann Roberson, Freshman Class, Jeanie Hardcastle, Junior Class, Mary Williams, Senior Class, and last year's Queen Beulah Savage SENIORS SPGNSUR fly Mary Griffin, one of the cancan girls at the Junior Follies. QQJ Spectators instructing train bearers behind Robert Lee and Peggy, Q31 I crown thee, Peggy Pepper, Queen of the Halloween Carnival. King Robert Busby and Queen Peggy Pepper. My Train bearer Vicki Tilley posing for the photographer. Q53 Shirley Wilms and Bradford Bush performing in the Junior Follies. Q61 Irene, Betty, and Viola working in bingo stand, f CARNIVAL Qlj Jack Peterson and Carol Chrisman being married at the marriage booth as John Martin watches. QZQ Iohn Martin and Beth Ann Roberson filling out marriage licenses. 'PNQ rv J' s. 1 The Carnival was held Saturday, October 30, on the football field. There were many booths on the Cami- val grounds, some of which were: bingo, cake walk, barber shop, marriage booth, fortune telling, spook house, throwing darts at teachers' pictures and food booths. Dukes and duchesses came from: Iourdanton, Charlotte, Poteet, Pleasanton, Castroville Uvalde, Del Rio, Floresville, Karnes City, Lytle, and Hondo. The Senior candidate for queen, Peggy Pepper whose family had moved to Freer, came over to be crowned Queen of the Eighth Annual Camival, sponsor- ed by the Seniors. Q31 Elsie Lindsey and Carolyn Brieden serving at the homemaking stand. 14, Rev. Iasek, Meridel Fell, Dee Ann Dubose and Madelyn Brieden enjoy the food prepared by the homemaking girls. f5lMeride1, Dee Ann, Joe Frank, Mr. Whitfield and Rev. Smith at the Homemaking stand. Q11 Bobby Sue Leuschner, Laura Fem Cadenhead, Barbara Williamson, Margarita Buentello and Arlene Bendele singing at Junior Follies, Q21 This is why the Freshmen made only 1543 at the Carnival. Bob Lindblom, Roy Settles, David Dubose, Charles Crouch and Keesey Nixon smoke up the prizes. Q31 Melvin calling out bingo numbers as Johnny takes a nap. Q41 Sandy calling the cake walk as Lou Ann takes the money and Melba Faye shows the cake to be given away. Q51 Ohl says Joyce Mae as Marion, Doris Ann and Barbara watch wheel spin at Country Store. Q61 Pat and Franklin working in the bingo stand, CARNIVAL IS SUCCESS! CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HONORS FOOTBALL TEAMS On Tuesday, January 11, the Devine Chamber of Com- merce gave the football boys a banquet in recognition of their wonderful football season. At the banquet the Warhorse team was presented a trophy as co-champs of district 30-AA. The Junior and Senior lettermen were presented jackets. During the banquet a film of the Devine-Uvalde game was shown. flj Coach Barnhart introducing Superintendent J. D. Klingeman. Others in picture are Mr. Ciavarra, Mr. Gustafson and Mr. Petri. Q31 The head table: Mr, Ciavarra, Mr, Barnhart, Mr. Gustafson, Mr. Petri, Mr. Malone, Mr. Klingeman, Mr, Wallace, Mr. Russell and Mr. Sollock. District trophy is seen on the table. QZJ The Junior football team also attended banquet. Q41 Magness Lindsey receives his jacket from Coach Barnhart, Q51 Everyone posing for the photographer. Pictured are Ronald Evans, Ronnie Peterson, Calvin Murphy, Jimmy Poore, Donald Ridgway, R. E. Savage and Sidney Pierce. Q61 Sonny Allen, Melvin Ehlinger and Bob Busby admiring their new football jackets. F.H.A. INITIATION F, H. A, initiation was held October 31 to November 6 which was F, H,A week, F,H, A, Week is observed as courtesy week. The Freshmen were expected to display courtesy all week fo the upperclassmen and teachers On Monday they dressed sloppily with poor tasteg Tuesday they wore clothes of the 1920'sg Wednesday they were over-dressedg Thursday they wore red and white, the F,H,A, colorsg and Friday they dressed as one going to school should dress. C11 Carolyn Brieden, Marlene Schroeter, Betta Cadenhead, Nettie Mc- Neal and Carol Thompson dressed in 1920 costumes. 12p Peggy Ward, Mary Martin, Amy Mitchell and Carol Chrisman dressed in red and white, the F, H,A, colors. Q31 Lillian Ehlinger, Betty Bohl, Joy Wilson and Linda Driscoll say F,l-I, A, Creed to Gayle Tomblin, My Linda McAllister, Janet Brieden and others saying creed to Jeanie Hardcastle. Q51 Patsy I-Iomeyer, Lois Rihn, Roberta Gonzales, Susie Littleton, Beth Ann Roberson, Irma Pompa, lyn Brieden--over-dressed. Hlzrgl 1,,,,f o s Carol Chrisman and Caro- F.F.A. INITIATION The F.F,A, initiation was held Tuesday, October 19. All ofthe Freshman boys wore their clothes wrong side out. Their hands were painted green to represent Greenhand farmers, Q11 Roy Settles, Jerry Weber, and Charles Crouch show off their clothes. f2j Jimmy Poore and Jerry Weber posing or the photographer. f3j Elias Martinez, Matilde Buentello, Bobby Johnson, Leslie Tschirhart, John Martin, Lee Buentello, Bill Brown, Martin Fernandez, Johnny Zapata, Louis Poerner, Mike Howe, Ralph Bader and David DuBose displaying their green hands, 5. v,.v-- VALENTINE A Valentine Dance was given on February 14 to crown the 1955 Annual Queens, fly Mary Jo Settles and Darrell Leatherwood enter- tained the Kings and Queens with a tango, 121 Arlon Scott, Kathryn Martin, Charlene Miller, Melvin Ehlinger and others dancing, 139 High School Annual King and Queen---Maurice Pettibon and June Lowrance. Junior High School Queen and King---Lynda Silvey and James Stock. ANCE Q11 Dora Fernandez did a mambo for the Kings and Queens. Q21 Joy Wilson, Sonny Allen, Sandy Vance, Judy DuBose, Beth Ann Roberson, Jimmy Poore, Anna Secrest and Ronnie Peterson waiting to be served refreshments, QBJ Sonny Allen, Mary Jo Settles, Ora Lee Bippert, Frank Irwin, Susie Littleton, and Cotton Wilborn dancing. FATHER-SON BANQUET PROGRAM Bob Busby III--Toastmaster Opening Ceremony ---- Chapter Officers welcome ------ ---- J ohn Roberson Response - - - - Mr. Walter Weber Invocation - - ----- Arlon Scott Banquet -------------- Everyone Introduction of Dads - - - F,F,A, Members Introduction of Sweetheart - - -Bob Busby III Introduction of Guests -----v Louis Davis National F.F.A. Week - - - Leonard Sauter Chapter Activities ------- I. E. DuBose Presentation of Superintendent Mr. I. D. Klingeman Receiving Honorary Members Chapter Officers Address - -Mr. S. V. Burks, A.8aI. College Pwr' Closing Ceremony ----- Chapter Officers Q13 The head table: Robert Lee Busby III, F.F.A President, Beulah Savage, Sweetheart, Mr. R. E. Savage and R. E. Savage, Jr, Q25 Everyone enjoyed the meal served by the F, H, A, girls. !i1'.l'l . i 13, Robert Busby III presents Mr. E. R. Wooten with Honorary F,F.A, degree. J UNIOR-SENIGR BANOUET The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the school cafeteria on May 5. There were around 110 students and teachers present. 111 Waiters: J. E. Dubose, Cotton wilborn, Dale Fell, Ronnie Peterson and Bradford Bush. C23 Waitresses: Pat Ross, Joyce Rihn, Gayle Tomblin, Janice Lilly and Mary Jo Watson. 137 143 C57 C53 C79 C37 Clowns playing dice in the middle of the floor. Janice Lilly and her pet snake. June Lowrance read the class prophecy. Franklin McAllister read the class will. Edward Alexander gave the Welcome. Dale Davidson and Mary Jo Settles dancing at the Junior-Senior dance. 193, 110, and 111j Some of those who attended the dance were 19j Charlene Miller and Melvin Ehlinger. 1101 Dale Davidson and Joyce Rihn. 1111 Donnie Littleton and Johnny Roberson. The theme of the banquet was the circus. 'CAUNT TILLIE GOES TO TGWNU Mervin Tucker - Bobby Rogers Charlie One Lung - Leo Schmidt Lucinda Talbot - Beulah Savage Ronald Howland - Frank Irwin Mervin Tucker - Bobby Rogers Mrs. Tillie Tucker - Mary Griffin Tillie Trask - Kay Tilley Luther Lorrimer - Darrell Leatherwood Ushers: Joe Thomas, Donnie Littleton, Bettie Stock, Jeanie Hard- castle and Doris Ann Conrad Knot shownj. Dr. Hattie Bing - Sandra Locklar Mervin Tucker - Bobby Rogers Ellen Neeland - Charlene Miller Lizzie Parson - Wanda Dennis Pamela Marsh - Mary Jo Settles JJ- r 1, ' f fl JUNIOR PLAY 'P' .,3jg,,' Us STOCK SHOW HELD AT NATALIA The Medina County Fat Stock Show was held January 25, 26, and 27 in Natalia. Both F,F,A, and 4-H members of Devine entered the show, There were 112 barrows, 55 lambs, 24 calves, 36 pens of fryers, and 5 capons entered in the show. fly Sandy Vance displaying his game chickens at the , stock show. Q2j Donald Ridgway and his first place chickens. Q31 George Hamilton show- ing his hogs in the show. 1411. D. Schmidt and his calf. Q53 Buddy Simmons and Beth Ann Roberson showing their calves. Q61 Mary Jo Howard's calf being judged in the show. 5 Q Q71 Johnny Roberson and his calf which won fourth place. Q81 Vera Mae Bendele and her reserve cham- pion calf. 'J .. ' Fu , . I5- .iL fiff . Qif , -. ' ff-1 f'v,' ' . , . ,. ., :tx-.5 . - :Q - -1. .,'- --Q' -1' 5' ' . ' ' 'vb-W 'E Nfv'xN'l.'5 --.174 N If is if 2 BASKETBALL BANQUET 1. Beau Frank Killough, pinning corsage on Sweetheart, Madelyn Brieden. 2, Coach Weimers presenting Coach Gustafson with gift from basketball girls, 3, Co-Captains: Dale Davidson and Frank Killough. 4. The banquet was served by the Homemaking girls. Some of the girls washing dishes are from left to right: Janice Lilly, Margaret Cotter, Joy Wilson, Linda Kay Driscoll, Patsy Homeyer and Janet Brieden. 5, Mr, Sid Malone wel- Looking on are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wallace, Bill Mc- Coy, Miss Weimers and Mrs. Sid Malone, coming the basketball teams. STUDENT COUNCIL .7-Jfu if J -,'. .v.- V -'J L.-I-T. rr . ?i 713'-t .?.- Xi' Mrs. J. D. Klingeman Sponsor Betty Ann Bohl selling school supplies for the Student Council to Jimmy Poore. Looking on are left to right: Susie Littleton, Patsy Homeyer and Beth Ann Roberson. XC .- '- ,S Wa' Top row, left to right: Sandra Locklar, Kathryn Martin, Treasurer: Leo Schmidt. Second row: Iudy DuBose Pat Busby, Secretary, Mary Jo Watson, Ronnie Peterson, R. E, Savage. Bottom row: Susie Littleton, Magness Lindsey, Vice Presidentg Arlon Scott, President, and John Baker. Arlon is dating the new sidewalk, which was a project of the Student Council. F.T.A. 1 gy v Ll, rf' 5' Y, New 56 The following are charter members of the J. D. Klingernan Chapter of Future Teachers of America. First row, left to right: Jerry Rucker, Gaylon DuBose, Jimmy Pettibon, Pat Rogers and Weyman Duke, Second row: Charles McCarley, Butch Sollock, Janice Deck, Brenda Collins, Romalda Buentello, Maria Elena Buentello, Robert Irwin and Louis Rihn. Third row: Kathryn Martin, Betty Stewart, Mary Jo Howard, Mary Griffin, Franklin McAllister, Dora Fernandez, Mrs. Baker, Sponsor, Maxine Teague, Rena DuBose, Ora Lee Bippert, Pat Busby and Betty Rihn. OFFICE STAFF 'vs 'J 3 fi Qt., Tj va, 4, L il A 4 First row, left to right: Dora Fernandez and Jolmny Roberson. Second row: Beulah Savage, Charlotte Jackson, June Lowrance, Jeanie Hardcastle, Rena DuBose and Patsy Homeyer. SENIOR PLAY Dan'1 ------- Ambrose Groves - - - Bert Miller ---- Sheriff Crandel - - Hoot Owl Pete - - Stinkweed - - Nancy Martin - Anne Martin - - Posie ----- Beth ----- Mrs. Sprool - - Lena ---- Judge ------- Stagecoach Drivers - - Sonny Allen - - - Bob Busby - John Roberson - - Pinky Davis - - - Arlon Scott - -Melvin Ehlinger - - - - Pat Busby Rebecca Sollock - Billie Delbrail - - June Lowrance - - - Rena DuBose - Sue Carpenter - - - Franklin McAllister - - - - Magness Lindsey and fly Sandy Vance Ushers for the play were: Left to right: Viola Pompa Irene Hutzler Lou Ann Montgomery Ora Lee Bippert Melba Fay Baker Tommie Watson Kathryn Martin Directors: Betty Rihn Mr, Chester Carter and Mr. Marvin Gustafson HDESPERATE AMBROSEU IQ I 1 -I ix 'I 'L' CLASS OF 1955 an A GRADUATES ,VI E ggrwf . I H N x s - X s N f Q sm. - V A ,lima 1 Arlon Scott, Most worthy , Mr. Howard presents , Iumor Ushers . student, recerves award. d1P1Om21S and 3W3fdS- Robert Busby, graduate Left, Ora Lee Bippert receives valedictorian s award and scholarship. Right, Pat Busby, salutatorian, is presented award and scholarship. Below, Class of 1955. SCHOOL EOOYVEK5 ffl!!-'tafx-, Q5,J'B-Q-fig-..,-,. gi 9 ?Wfw0vUfJ3J Jwffwvgmr S jim WV 5 UTULTE TRSBPPLY 'BTUA ff C0M iff! 6 KMA, MMM ww JMw AM Q, fffff Z 6,,,j X Ra-eww' gwwf AWQAW Wm Owe Q-QW, soumesmwseumeruafmrm X Cy - x ll. Q44 Zell K B 7251? WJQ rf 3 5, 1 ff-f ' ,..,....,,.,, uno anus. seavlce simon 4 , , 9 ' X' '- , 51132 ' 2'gQi'--,lg-s 4' ' J U .ft 1 , x ! A K! r x F 'E+ Xxx p, ,.. I . Q , 19g.Z,,.,. ' 4' ' AWS . R s 3 Shotj, linnlam ug Gm nf3nv1Nz, 'reams nu A ug 0 X H' DWI S J V 6-vxi, , 1 V, .66 xl- x , Q ,Q,44mfQ4f ee f ' C 49 K 5' w 0 b0 'fM-dv V J? lx 1 . W f' DEVINE. IEMS 1 1' ' V- , ' 6' I f 4 L11 d AIC. 1. 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H, A, Girls Annually at LOGGINS AND LILLY Live in COLONIAL OAKS HOMES AND HOMESITES F H A andV A Loans JOEE BRISCOE Developer Dev1ne Texas ns vu Colonial SEBI!!! crrv or DESTINY five nv O Congratulations and Sincere Wishes for a Future Filled With Happiness and Prosperity from MR, AND MRS, J, E, HARVEY, JR. MAJ EST! C TI-I EATQE Devine, Texas Horne of Good Entertainment ,QU R A TEXAS We Don t Want All the Business Just Yours' fvg-C NZCP- S Ph Z., one GARAGE Dev ne , T exas Dev1ne, Texas D 2 IS CZ O L. L.. LUMBER COMPANY Phone 2 C ong r atulations to the Seniors of 1955 and T eache r s Devine Schools '.wZ'? Linda Driscoll presents ad to Mary Williams of the Corral Staff 9. PUT RF IN 'J I 1' o 1, in 1 A A I yi 4 1 1 f f vv 5 ir . of S I N DEVINE MILL 8: ELEVATOR COMPANY L C MARTIN, Owner Congratulatwns to the Class of 55 Your Character Is Our Nat1on s VV Greatest Asset Please Preserve It OOTE-.EN S BAKE 2V Mr and Mrs Wooten show Beulah Savage and Frankhn McA111ster pastrles 1 .AX is YK: DENIINE LUMBER COMPANY Hardwood Floonng Roofmg Matenal Palnts Water Well Supplxes Water Pumps Bu11ders Hardware Complete Lme of Wmdows and Doors Farm and Ranch Supphes Phone 260 P O Box 398 Devme Texas WATER WELL DRILLING AND PUMP SERVICE ALFRED MANN Phone 34313 Dev1ne, Texas Myers Pump . I - 9 - Q I fa? 1- ,J -if L5 55 3 L ' ' '5 2 . fi. V, .,-.- I M M X , . 1 2 ,.,. g I ' I s I' I. ' ' P I v A ' - 1 I H , H 1 :5 , ' 1,41 A ef ' N 522' 1 e DB I Y ' I I' , v :f W fs A ' ,. if .I - . . 5 5' , J .. 2,4 'J' X ' Q ,, ,pail IH I I A- A 9 -of fig .. - - . , 1 I 4 I I . I I I . l I U U - . 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Box 276 Hondo, Texas JIM ULJNCAN INSURANCE AGENCY 205 Hondo National Bank Building Phones: Bus. 6-2523 - Res, 6-2426 All Kinds of Insurance JAKE NESSLV LAl2l41N .JCR SUCH LE Your Friendly Ford Dealer Hondo Texas Hondo Texas McCormick Tractors and Machmes International Trucks SAM LANHAM R W DEPUY IVYEDINA MOTOR SALES 1613 Ave K Hondo Texas Everything That s Best for Your Car Phone 6 3314 F - I jf tfs r if ALLEN TILLEY S Tl LLOTS ON FOOD MARKET MOTOR CO Quahty Meats Grocer1es Frozen Foods Fresh Fru1ts Etc and Vegetables Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Phone 6 2008 2906 Avenue H Hondo Texas General Auto SerV1c1ng Repa1r1ng Washlng Greasuxg Phone 6 2215 N1ght Phone 6 2455 G M Trucks Ohver Tractors and Farm Equ1pment MEDINA COUNTY OFFICIALS HENRY SCHULTE County Clerk ARTHUR H ROTHE County Judge CHARLES I HITZFELDER Sher1ff ALFRED J ROHRBACH Tax Assessor Collector C F SCHWEERS County Supt EMIL BRITSCH D1StI1Ct Clerk R I NOONAN County Attorney MEDINA ABSTRACT COMPANY HUGH MEYER Hondo Texas JACK VV!Nl4L.El2 BUICK COMPANY S JEWELRY The Best Deal 1n Texas Crystal S1lver Chlna Hondo Texas Phone 6 3351 Hondo, Texas I . , . - . 3 . l . I ' is ' D O. .T. BADER ----------- County TIGHSUTGI' 9 if ' If I ELV VANCE X-IONDO X, I S IMPLEMENT COMPANY ALBERT SCHIFFERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW MYLES M WEYNARD Phone 6 2513 P O Box 516 Hondo Texas Hondo Texas Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Comphrnents of L-JOVVAQD S John Deere Chrysler Plymouth S Royal T1res Farm Machlnery When you are pleased Pearsall Texas PEAR SAL. I. IMPLEMENT COMPANY Autornob1les Trucks Tractors P O Box 465 Phone 4 2213 Pearsall Texas C ongratulatlons F rom L gf M DEPARTMENT STOIEE Dry Goods Ready to Wear ' Pearsall Texas x I , 9 I U. . ' ' We are happy!!! I I IK - - - ! Congratulatlons to the Sen1ors of 1955 Pearsall, T exas Congratulahons Graduates of 1955 TEXAS PEAR BURNER COMPANY Pear Weed Burners Lone Star Power Sprayer Burners and Heavy Duty F1re Pumps Pearsall, Texas Congratulahons to the Sen1ors of 1955 SOUTH TEXAS TRANSPORT COMPANY Pearsall, Texas Insurance of A11 K1ndS You Name It We Wrlte I F3 I2 BQISCOE A6 ENCZV Dev1ne, Texas Phone 37 N1ght 224W I l'l1ra.r-.. 5. QW, Your Mercury Dealer R fBUSTERJ NICHOLSON Pearsall Texas We -:Wie Si. 'fre ew W' 'F' . . . ' 11 I I . . I A ,Q ' g W ' . ff, ,E gpaiyms , , Q4 ge?49f1i5s?-Eff, ,sg -,.,-4,-,-f,g,1':, , 1 f - ffm ..: ,,1f5e A ,arf - ff' W. , J' f ' -N59 34' . 1 ? -wgwflflg '-1, ,,g2g:ZQg??'4f ' gala ' 1 ' f , . H 1 ' ', ' ' ' ' 1 ff- if 155: ' T, f :f191f' A 71' 152,- ' A FR1O MOTOR COMPANY - Q -. ' A ,1. g :, v5,,' i,w1g9.-I3 ' A .i Af,L', ,,f . 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D ' T U H Devine's Deluxe Diner Sea Food, Lunches, hor 1' e Devine T Phone 9527 C mpliments ' t 4. - 1 Senior Class l. A --, x. H , -B Joy W11son and Bob Busby are 1ook1ng at a 55 Chevrolet WILSON C'l-ICVTPCD L FT The Best Deal 1n Texas Devine, Texas -1 VVI3 Fl X AC U STIFIE r . - 'x BES x 'E . f ' 1 Tl f 'A 'S-. Beg 'Il is Y .- . L- I xg vw? I '- ... . -,gig . , ,- RM ' I I x. ,,: . s as S .sa l fi ii-I? - 8914 :gig-. -K N, Nl-.-511 - 1-I, :I fu, .vm tg . 0 . . . 'gF'fd 'if d F p SENIORS VISIT CGLORADO AND NEW MEXICO 5 f F F F Fl plugin-F-'L-n YS G' I A Forty seniors and five sponsors left for Colorado Springs at 3:00 A. M. on Saturday, May 21. Leav ing Amarillo Via Oklahoma they reached their destination where they visited Garden of the Gods Seven Falls and Manitou. Denver s Museum of N atural History and the state capitol were included. 1. 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