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

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THE .IACKETEERS In l056 a girls marching corps. the Jacketeers, was or- ganized. Under the direction of Mrs. Anna Ruth Duke. the group comprises seventy girls led by a Colonel and a l-ieuA tenant Colonel. The Jacketeers perform at football games, parades, and other events throughout the school year. The four corps. consisting of batons. drums. ropes. and whips, perform as a unit, and have become an out- standing part of school life. Upon entering high school a sophomore serves one year as a reserve before becoming a regular. Strict rules and regulations are set up by which each mem- ber must abide if she is to re- main a member of the Jacketeers. E Rl ffm RESERVE JACKETEER OFFICERS The reserve officers vxhich are Sharon Condry fkice president! Jerri Ciibson lSecretary J Kaye Burkett 4Treasurerl Jana White fHistorianJ Blanche Vaughn lChaplainl La Una Wright lAssistant Chaplain! and Sandra Ben nett tPresidentJ are busily working on plans for the Jacketeer float for Home- coming Parade. SCHOCD PIRIT RESERVES Carole Otting, Rosemary Stewart, Judy Parker, Helen LaUna Vvlright, Linda Powell, Dolores Howard, Dianna Bettis, Thelma Sanders, Peggy Cooley, Cissy Rongers, Blasdell, Blanche Vaughn, Jana White, Jerri Ciibson. Sally Seward, Myrna Sutton, Nancy Sanford, Barbara Sandra Bennett, Sharon Condry, Kaye Burkett, Barbara Polk, Barbara lVlethvin. Brockman, Dianne Derouen, Sherry Miller, Lyndell Bottom Row: Phyllis Sheppard, LaDell XVilliams, Maxey, Carolyn Pettit, Alice Faye Hill. ...,..,....,,,,,,. ,N ,,,,,. . .,,,,,. W ,h,y,, . A W fx H H F W 7 WM' X 0 iv A-us, 'QQ'- 36 y w no - avg y , r

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Mrs. Anna Ruth Duke, the drill instructor of the Jack- eteers, in one of her few moments of leisure. bpm, Top Row Evelyn Potchermck Martha Hooper Ann Lee Greer Yvonne McDonald Margaret Garsee Judy Eberhardt Nxta Booth Mary Chambers Lmda Brasuell Betty Sue Cornett Sharon Townsend Ann Stevenson THE JACKETEERS SOCIAL OFFICERS The socral offrcers whrch are Judy Allce Mack CPres1dentj Ba rba ra Blanton qTreasurerJ Claudla Cannon Browmng fH1stor1an9 and Wanda lSecretaryJ Sondra Hallrday lVlC2 Oxford fChapla1nJ are conductmg a presrdentl regular meetrng of the Jacketeers ACKETEERS Betty Pxttman Carolyn l-lardm Beverly Chrrstran Barbara Jackson Glenda Henthorn Pat Stacy Mrddle Row Elrzabeth Hrcks Ruth Ann Walker Lavada Mrller Myra Armstrong Cynthia Napoleon 'nr1qll1P' 39 it if -s' .6 W ' G 3 aa' lm lg as 'K I 3 kid by .5 r N , Q V 4 MW J ' K it Y, KW Aw, -, ,, ..,, ..,. T HW W, .1-.4-nu, W wt - ,usa-N MM-f t. ,xv.....N ,ii -,. A S : L vt W 2 , if 1... ., gg tial Q 1-I-:fee 'if' r 1 ' x - -an vii rg. 45? fe-If S, at W, .J We g ' 2 ,itat 1' ' 55 -' .- W as . J 1 . U ' W 7 x M T as as Jtayy J T T e e an .,., J S arg.-. 1 J it af -ff J f- J v of - ,. xx 7 t - G Q x Qi eg M. , .IL lvl.: Z Y A , mn 8 G Huang' A J K X lf J' ST, t Af J W -, W X 'lf ,-3 QQ Y l 4' W 2 V ' W: -A J Q - f fe T f M 'H 4 : l ' at l ' ' 4- . M WLM, Q In 7' . t A A - t v ig is A wa J - ,,--, ij.3::,.,5:'Zv ., '- U .J S M J X Q S . A 'gf N 6 , S ' ' ll . 'S 3' -l ' J' 1- ie- 2 sa 'J xl -Q' 'E' gl r 5 ' V -V Q-if i 3 yy 2 X , 7 l 5 H ' , ' ' 2 --.,, , , I L. A S, A T U a -v ' h l - - K '- inn WA Q 1 5 l J h A Q' S Q J IL- c v-Y W mv 8 gr-1 if 'ev' nt 09 QQ-

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Members: liirst row: Rose Cirilo. l.. C. Sammons. Tommv Cooley. Richard l7it7er. Deloris XVarren. Mrs. XK'ade. Nlrs. Shurlev. Second row- Brcnda Hatcher. llarland llenrv. .lacltie Durham. .lohn Nlprmon. C Diane l.anier. Vernon llagan. Albert XVagner, Marcille Chumlev. Arnold la Baove, Carolyn Garrett, Karen Johnson. Third row: Judy Hammond. Brenda Kimbrell. Xlarv Logan. Dennis Christian. Cameron Douthitt. .lames Hardy. lidwin Arnold. Russell Kinnison. David l,ovett, Donald Jeane. Jimimvi' Q , ,,, , Wa 1 Brinlclev Donald Jeane. Jackie Durham. and Bobby Bain look on intently as Mrs. XX'ade demonstrates how to divide a line into equal segments. l i 9 SS ,fi 5 N J P 3--.ang NN T..-. 'divx M-4-11541 nv' 5-a MU ALPHA THETA VISITS INDUSTRIES The Cialena Park chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta was granted its charter in the spring of l958. lt is a national honor club for high schools and junior colleges. ln order for an individual to become a member, he must have a B overall average, have completed four semesters of algebra, and either be en- rolled or completed plane geometry. This year the club has taken sev- eral field trips, among Which were visits to the Shell Chemical Co., Sinclair Re- finery, and the Robert A. Welch Foun- dation's conference on atomic structure. Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Shurley are the sponsors, and the officers are: Presi- dent-Jackieg,Durham, Vice-President- lohn Mormon. Secretary - Deloris Warren, and Corresponding Secretary-M Thomas Cooley. The aims of the Math Club are to promote mathematics in daily life and show its importance to other people They are pledged to give help in this field to anyone who asks it. ixillh In the guidance office. one of the Math Club's projects is to help students in math after school. Seen here is Jackie Durham helping John Young with an algebra problem. 6