Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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PUKSENT ..., THE BLACK AND GOLD REVUE Mardi Grasf All the enticing charm of Old Paree and New Orleans showers forth as the tingle of excite- ment fills the air. XVe are enchanted as we are transfered from a pictures- que street scene to the exotic night club, the Flamingo Club. to the very Royal Ballroom in time for the Coro- A last minute rehearsal is being prepared by nation of the Mardi Gras King and Queen. VJe are breathless as the mix- ture of singers and dancers. magi- cians and musicians are combined in- to a unit of show biz. And. salute the song that faintly, echoes in our ears ...' 'There's No Business Like Show Business. The Mello Misses form a harmonious background for the singing of Kenneth NVhitney, with the accompaniment of Bill Goldwin. .lf Phu. President Jean Edom and Mardi Gras Queen Robyn Smith and King Stu Stuart. -4.. 4 f The Fidelities are here and pantomme is in full swing To make it easier to be recognized they are without their make-up. The five little Fidelities shown are Mary Ann Young- blood, Janice Lundy, Alice Mack, Sondra Halliday, and Beckie Gross, while Barbara Cardenas is preparing her costume. t Treasurer Claylene Jones represents our very Parisienne Jacketeer Can Can girls

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-,Q TIME OUT EOR REFRESI-IMENTS Secretary-Maisie Cato, Social Chairman-Valerie Blevins, y President-Jean Edom, and Vice-President-Stu Stewart, have a friendly discussion while Treasurer Claylene Jones gets the refreshments. OH, WHAT TO Wl.at would we do without the spirited help of the Junior Officers and Representatives? They're so much a part of G.P.H.S. that it is impossible to name all the activities they have accomplished. Just to cite an example, what would we have done without their help in the Black 25 Gold Revue and the Junior Coronation? We would have been lost! These little spreaders of school spirit give freely of their time, patience and cooperation to ac- complish every undertaking. Oh, what to do? Give them the appreciation they d e s e r v e . Thank you, Junior officers and Representatives for brightening G.P.I-I.S. 166 9'-6,59 FZ , pw fS 4 fs' C Q F GGEPH- l 19I:. ,Il4j DO? DO I HEAR A MOTION? President Jean Edom asks. J 'Vladam Chairman Danny 1 'wi as iff I ,,.., , i M ..,,,,. y la .f- ix! ,. Ax ix N 4 s n . Gardner motions. Walter Cun- ningham is undecided on the issue. hr 'And I make the motion we have less homework, says Elorine Gulley, Carlene Vklatson. Jo Ellen Sisson, Rhoda Sheppard, Marcille Chumley, Babs Coulter, Jean Buettel, Joan Vkfhite, John Riggs. Roy Moore, Jackie Bynum, Danny Gardner, Russell Kinnison, Ronny Crouch, and Walter Cunningham all agree. However

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ffihllg W' Ii -Fil Q -at, g 5 JUNIOR CUTEST l.ady Barbara Cardenas and Ralph Riggs, we bestow upon you the royal title of 'Cutest Juniors of 1959 as you tread the paths of success. MVWMM M11 . , s, ua JUNIORS ELECT JUNIOR Accepting the responsibility of the Junior Class and its activities are the .lunior Sponsors. Here are pictured Miss Ellen Neal, Miss Martha Biggs, Mrs. Carolyn Perry and Mr. J. H. Taylor, .al-nu., il i fr if Y