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

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The Ascot Products Company is sponsored by A. O, Smith. This year their project was to make aluminum serving trays. In this Junior Achievement company are: First row: l.inda Gray. Pat Sulik. Sue Rushing, Jack Sanders. Pat Cravens, Trulah Roesler. Tanya Atkinson Second row 1 Edwin Ashlock. Ronnie l,ea- mt-n. l.inda Firotemarkel. Veronica Moflett. Joyce Hardy. Pamela XVard. Mona Johnson. Suellvn Johnson. Russell Kinni- son Third row: Baron Munchow. Jo h n Vann. XK'endell Taylor. Doug Busker. S, R, Newton. Earl Holmes. Ray Goetch. This year garden hose hangers were made by the Jatellite Prod- ucts Company sponsored by Sheffield Steel Divison of Armco. First row: Margie Sulik, Loraine Johnston. Carolyn XX'ililams. Molly I,ogs- don. John Riggs. Frank Pickens. Tommy Fry Second row: Buddy Moody. Harris Vv'ilson. Bohhv Tihhitts. Jerry Reedy, Jim Venderhurk. Buddy Mayo. Corkey Sandel, Rohert Mosley. Mr. James. l.arry Snyder Third row: larry Pave. Douglas Stewart, louis Fell. Lnrfv Hendricks. John Kuykendall. XV a y n e Frisby. Thomas Lynn 1 ul J Q . 4 A Q J -'all til ,LQ- 'rnw :ful ' -5'c il r 'Ilan .J ' wg X .l.A. COMPANIES ELECT SWEETHEARTS PAT SVARBOPOUGH sfwom wit Krrzsow DA 1 1 . y ., A, V V. - . V TSY CRAVENS morn iocosox SWL HTL COMPAM oAt.ExA MANLTPACTLRING Ascor PRODUCTS JATEI I iris PRODUCTS , ' A

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MARY ALICE LOGAN JATFX MANUFACTURING COMPANY Special recognition was given to Mary Alice Logan of the Jatex Manufacturing Company at the annual Junior Achievement Sweetheart Ball held in the Sam Houston Coliseum, February 7, 1959. Mary was announced as third place winner in the finals of the Junior Achievement Sweetheart contest for the greater Houston area. The awards were made on the basis of beauty. charm, poise, intelligence, and personality. TOMORROW'S LEADERSHIP ON DISPLAY TODAY Galena Park High School has five junior achievement companies, two sponsored by Shef- field Steel, one by Nyotex Chemical, one by A. O. Smith, and the other by Texas Budiene. These junior business organizations give teen- agers opportunities to gain valuable experiences in business procedure, selling. and the actual production of useful articles for which there is a market. Among the products put out by the junior achievers have been barbeque pits, aluminum serving trays, garden hose hangers. chopping boards, and lighter fluid and charcoal lighters. The faculty sponsor of the junior achievement groups is Mr. George Bunkley of the school's industrial arts department. Junior Achievers meet every Monday and Tuesday nights during the school year in the buildings of the industrial arts department. The Jaytex Manufacturing Company is spon- sored by Nyotex Chemical Division. This year the following members made cutting boards: First row: Sharon Hathaway, Karen Johnson Second row: Sandra Williams, Suzanne Rosen, Valerie Starratt, Mary Logan, Rhonda Hart, James Hart lsponsorl, Thelma Sanders This year Texas Budiene and Chemicals sponsored the Sure-Lite company which made lighter fluid and charcoal lighter. Their mem- bers are: First row: Ann Ferguson, Mary Ann Sturdavant, Judy Ardoin, Pat Scarborough: Second row: Walter Sturdavant, William Tutor, Richard Hatfield lSponsorl. Sponsored by Sheffield Steel. the Galena Nlanufacturing Company made barbeque cook- ers. First row: Dick Thurman, Benny Om, Lola NVest, Bill lXflcMurrough, Sandra XVilkerson. Joe Ubernosky, Louis Fry, Ronnie Herreth: Second row: Ronald Henderson, John Parker, Delwin Rollison, Ray Armstrong, Kenneth Huseman, Ed Gault. 74

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N . FUTURE TEACHERS A, Nfl OF AMERICA The F.T.A. was organized during the school year of 1950- 1951 with goals to emphasize the qualities of dependable char- acter and leadership . . . to orient student into the teaching profession, and to give students the opportunity for active par- ticipation in teaching. Under the guidance of Miss Neal, the members of the F.T.A. will one day be the peo- ple that will shape Americas destiny. They are the people who will mold the thinking of the next generation, First row: Edith Murphy, Susan Amberg. Lexie Byrum. Joyce Strahan, Pal Paulson Second row: Pat Stanley. Diana Blasdell, Donna Lee. Budy Mayo. Terry XX'1lson Third row: Nliss Neal 4Sponsor5. Carolyn Garrett. Cynthia Hilliard. Pat Graham. Karen Blevins SHAPING AMERlCA'S DESTINY Under the leadership of Mr. Richard Pemberton, the Art Club this current year has grown with leaps and bounds, One of their many projects was the screening and selling of school pennants. Screening is the process by which you force paint through a silk screen that has been cut into a design, thereby leaving the impression upon the material. You may have recognized the Back the Big J posters put up around the school. Touching up one of the pennants sold bv the 'Xrt First Judy .ludv lrene Balws Pat Sc Billv Xlr. YOXYI Gaston Cawltiield Xlaxted Coulter .1 rlmrough Harris Richard Pemberton fSponsorl Second row: Clellamav Rogers l,ii'i'da Davison Peeszv Holmquist Anna Cannon Beverly' Castleberrv Carol lrman Barbara Harris Pat Kinlxcad Marv' Ann Thiboduaux Third row: Sarah Roarlt Eva Roi' . vrna Fuller Geraldine Fisher Nlallerv Hubbard Charles Smith Alan S1'HlIT1AI-J l'rand Pickens IQ JOHCS