Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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On these pages we show you their pictures and list the degrees each has. In addition to the degrees named, each teacher is required to take six credits of modem education every three year period. This picture was taken in the new homemaking labtratory where faculty and committee meetings are held. We show here, Mr. Sheridan Cavitt, Mrs. Frances Armstrong, and Mr. Bernard Birkleback. MR. SHERIDAN CAVITT MRS. FRANCES ARMSTRONG B.S. and M.A. B.A. Southwestern University Southwestern University Delta Delta Delta Sorority MR. BERNARD BIRKLEBACK B.S. and M.Ed. Southwestem University qv- MRS. LILLA BARNES B.S. Southwestern University Alpha Chi Science Society Delta Delta Delta MISS EULA JOYCE BURLESON B.A . Mary Hardin-Baylor M.A . Southwestern University Delta Kappa Gamma '. AH' JAMES W. CAIRNES , Texas A 8a M ...AQ X MR. RALPH HICKMAN B.A ,, Southwest Texas State College M. Ed., Sul Ross State College MRS. FAYE HICKS B.A., Sam Houston State College Phi Mu Sorority Alpha Chi A .A .U .W . MRS. DORRAINE HINDELANG B.A., Trinity University A.A.U.W. I 4? ,I MR. KEITH B.A ., University of Texas M.A., University of Texas MRS. KATIE LEE B.A., Southwestern University B.S. in Library Science, Texas State College for Women Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers' Society MISS MATTIE LOVENTHAL B A Southwestern University M A University of Texas Scholarship Society at S.U. Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers' Society A A U W MRS. RAYE MCCOY B.A ., Centenary College Alpha Chi Honorary Society MRS. ONEITA MEDLEY B.A., Hardin Simmons University Valedictorian Hardin Simmons M.A., University of Texas A .A .U .W . MR. ALVIN MURDOCK B.A., Sam Houston State College M.A., Sam Houston State College C MR BEN ROSENBLAD 4. and M E Southwestern MR. GEORGE NELSON B.M.E., Southwestern University M.M., University of Texas Blue Key Honor Society Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Sigma Phi Alpha MRS. EVANGELINE PENNINGTON B.A ., Southwestern University Alpha Delta Pi MRS. GENE STUMP Junior Year MR. THOMAS A. DANNELLEY B.B.A., University of Texas M.Ed., University of Texas MRS. FRANCES SPRINGER B.A., Baker University Delta Zeta Sorority The Neff Prize in Gold for Declamation A.A.U.W. Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers' Society S B.S., University of Texas Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Best Dressed Girl on Campus, W v MR. FRITZ STELZER B S , Texas University MISS AGNES WILCOX B .A . , Southwestern Unrversrty Alpha Delta Pi Sorority MISS CONNIE TERRY B.S., Texas State College for Women Phi Upsilon Omicron S. S! 31 ll MRS. RUTH SUMMERS B.A., Tulane College 1 X i 'gt Xa- 4 ' MRS. MARY BOST Secretary to Principal, E. L. Williams MRS. CLARA HALL Secretary to Superintendent, Joe E. Bames X WNW Ax 1 5' Ng!!-we QM 0' NLM Apxbay, X 7 ff' THE NEW Loorfee , XXNY0 JG-4-ALZ P b fad' 61. fnaw' Y K Quia ,cada-v-5 in cz, mayb-mf I Abner, dawn fmaef ,Jw Mew-9 A clasp-wfwl Jwoww. aw fnew' dale, nfonalfrbffz, ,J-Z121aQ1f, .40-owwf ffm-7 726115419 amd w-nib? cf,-6012, fwzalg jp'-Z 664-444,00-lug. '- I I f X 'S-W ..v ' Q5 THE SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: President Emest Morris, Vice President Darlene Lackey, Sec- retary Pattie McDonald, Treasurer Deanna Bloomquist, and Reporter Maurice Adams, not being in the band wonder what this is. Eileen Adams Kenneth Adams Maurice Adams Daniel Aleman Alice Almazan Kelse Key Anderson Lindy Anderson John Atkin Joyce Barrington Emil Beckmann Milton Beckman William Beckmann Alton Bell Deanna Blomquist Randolph Bohanan CY' 3 XDJIU ' ,, :rf A 1 A A X, U' X L s 4 Q 5 5 A 5 was W X es A-is is .1 5 a ,ri fl- 5 g f ' Q, s . aa s 'i g sk .L 123, , fa ri lx, 45, L. . 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X 1 vv- r '- .xXLi.t3: A x 'IL ' A Linda Scarbrough John Shell Annie Simonton Jesse Smith Dwight Spain Emilie Sralla Morris Staton Marie Stearns Mary Stewart Barbara Sudduth Patsy Sudduth Sue Thompson Carolyn Threadgill Linda Tombs Joe Villareal Jerry Wade Betty Warrell Jane Williams Pat Williams Albert Wininger Eloisa Frias ll H gili Frank Ortiz Jimmy Diaz Sammy Gutierrez Julian Herrera 5 Q X K5 Q K lr, if :ff A V fxifv I A NR A A 7 -mfr. ' E -w.flff'5' u i I k I K -, KW' S' 5- 'M 'S-.,,g A 'E ,S , 5 i :il 5 1- 1 Ei .',- ,, h 'N if irq 4 ml Manuel Torrez 6 sw an .. .,gf.2 it I A,', ll 7 SEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS strive to become better musicians. Bobby Petrosky, Jimmy Buchanan, Lindy Anderson, Kelse Anderson, Darrell Ekdahl, Eileen Adams, and George Mott practice. Cillyg 15 QraoQ Q tax, N, tl I 4 ll- +I? I .Elf ik Nt '- , at 1 -Wt v I HW E I ,H ' wwf .Q r We li Q. i S, Y V ,f , .. I, I X f I Lf 1 I I K w 1 My I 'i' .V 12- if ha ' x I, . f' I , n o I at ,L ' W if THE EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS, President Mike Weir, Vice President Camille Hays, Se Treasurer Patsy Scott and Lawrence Smith study fossils other than their teachers. Barney Anderson 4 , FQ , ' If Ann Barton . ' 'F Donna Bishop .3 W QQ Jimmy Blackmore N- wr , A ,4 Robert Bost Evelyn Brown Bonnie Caddell Max Cagle Glenda Carter Kay Caskey Qtxx 1 r' ',k eta J E .sae 71 L' xxx Q :slit l :Av X. Q in x Frances Coronado James Doerfler Joe Edgar I Janie Edwards '? -Q fx diy 1 Susie Edwards P r 1, 1' nf M. 1 I cretary is 2,15 , a ' . s. N .kk, L . JB .:,f1 as alka li sw ix G si Qqzu :b db . l t ' f A '-1A L IH 1141! W ir as if x R s 'QV ga y 'F' Q Xi 'Q on Z, .K . s 'Q - . I an Q 'JS ' s i, ' 5 ,, ' , Ns a , ,gf 5 , Ia . 5 vs S? 'E ' xii dr 4 1 Q' 5 5 .rf , is 2 N4 X , 131 1 X s I 3 Xa IA, X gg 1 sf' .4 R I 'fr 3 .gui ln bx,,.r,4,,,. 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' www.-,ss 'I ' ,l za' ' I .4 iff. . ' ' Er ' y ' in .-rfb 1 as s 1 Q , lf? E. -A in is l A ah .au ... lk 1 -1, xii s ii Q . ' ' I an if at ! xr Egzy H t -u 9, Q , L ggi 'EN' s :' 1 :yi It 'X Sgngcgt Wu nl 'ff 'finial in ' llllsw ll Wy' if' ' 1 R' .SSIQEPT .-ui., . .. 7-1 -r -f Mike Weir Ann Wheeler Thomas Williams Judy Wolf Edgar Wuthrich Jerry Dean Culp Calvin Jones Mary Helen Montelongo Margaret Rodriquez Josie Smith Martha Howland Raymond Peters Geraldine Fitzgerald Angelita Torrez ng' FF' W? m The FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President DAVID WOODFIN and Vice President JOHN DOERFLER look at the 1956 Aerie that Secretary CARLELA KEYS holds. David Adams Pete Aleman Margie Andrews Wyone Arldt Stanford Armstrong Adarene Bird Pete Bouffard David Brown Sara Buchanan Iris Buchhom Mary Io Burson Barbara Calhoun 'sg A is r E l e 2, ff fx l 'S ...L ' l.. '11 ,wg SV A I ,aff ,K 1 A Q A fee Y ' A A H MA, S X A , I L ,FIZFQSAIZQGIZ Cha-S 0 .. ' w ?sf . 4? AV XS .rf 9, r arf-for X- W 'ff fp-is A David Carlson Carolyn Chambers Karen Cole Kay Covey Janie Culp Nelda Davis Beatrice Diaz John Doerfler James Domel Joe Escobedo Horace Farrack Kathy Freydenfeldt .L 11 'ir j gi' sl to : .-Q .vi i IO l, ., 4, lfw, ,- 'C its Q Bobby Glass Jo Ann Hausenfluke Jackie Headrick Paul Hindelang Delores Homeyer Roylene Homeyer Donald Hoyle Orlan Ihms Stella Jiminez Ruth Johnson W. D. Keese Darlene Kelm Y it 'iso ' gi vh Ni: Q 3 Slime ,gf ,M .V h M- 21, X ta , life if Hwy. J L. -1 0 gi f -I N dl? .ft ,gan .Zu . c dv R hzt: X 1-, fix' I Q Xa Q EX .kkx K V ix X X: an il L y, ...nn Barbara Pate Marvin Patterson Tommy Petrosky Dorothy Pope Judy Reid Pete Reynaga John Roberts Mary Schwertner Georgia Smith Oscar Smith, Jr. Peggy Spears Robert Spears ' X. X , 135 i 3 ' xi Q . it - la 1 In ki, N V v 'K ., . y is 3 lg My :A 6 ' X dst? Q. 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Milne-.!5 w as l ex, ' 1 'ir ?' lil' Ruth Ann Wittera Milton Wolbrueck David Woodfin Mary Coronado Ann McKinney Selinda Montgomery Dolores Castillo ii I-Q, i M X fa V Yrr W,l,, -3 ' J 1 N tv ' X M.. 'NEATH THE SHELTERING PA LMS the Sophomore class officers: President DICKEY STANLEY, Vice President SANDRA ELLIOTT, Secretary CAROLYN FAUGHT, and Treasurer JIMMY GUESS consider the contents of a lost purse. L , W ' is Billye Adams Roy Adams Catherine Anderson fSUlUA 01120111 C Qyajj' Www yea A-M f ' -.-. , N-n' HY- -. I Q' new n-,'J',. a ,VJ x Q 'Q ,,, ,', IK Gloria Aten Ann Ballard James Barrington John Berglund ,.4.-at-'ff ,. E x 4 I X A , F -w. Q 54, ia W'm 14.7 'wr 'N' sqm? ml 'ls'-vnu. vi Walter Bielefeldt ' A ry 1 ' - Cammy Blackmore A A ' Joe Bohanan h if Shirley Bradley L. A A ,Q Vs EX 1 ,L., R H F l hw A Rf' if W' .4 A 1 ' T y j i ,. .,, s Curtis Buchhom Grace Buchhom Kenneth Buchhom Odell Buchhom 1 if it q.. 5 154' I . ... Ialane Carter W 'S' A - ' as E . Harrold Culp Y Q7 my - -, June Denham W ' Neff Betty Domel Y V Hr V Q ' W, was N I fc. 1 ft P 1 , 7 X' ,A V2'.jf? A :rl ' P cf G' 44 --at 'QV Wi- Nw vs VW -3 ,A Billy Dowda James Draeger Sandra Elliott Ronna Ericson Carolyn Faught Pat Fletcher Kay Fredericson Pat Gamble Kay Glenn Jimmy Guess Jo Guthrie John Hancock 'Wd ' Wi P E o Carolyn Keese Tommie Kimbro Wendell Keeling Victor Knauth Pat Lackey Rita Lefner Tommy Leggett Travis Lester Johnny Lindell Susie Lopez Tommy Love Mary McCoy ' 'Z' , it . ga it 'iifi-fx -'49 g' ... Avignon- ' L.. isa was W J X , Sim, t 'fi ups F, Q iq? L,- f ' 4-un' Q Q LZQLV 0 5? 55 Z 1: I YR xi' K gg ' mg, ', AV' Vickie Hanusch Rex Hawes Gerald Hill Louise Holcomb Fred Hubbard Jan Ischy Kenneth Jenkins Shirley Jordan r . R Qi 5 sto is es Q t ar is 1 E1 ,4 12 i is L ! N X Q 5 .3 ' Q51 fu il 3 ' 1 'M Mn df f ?' Xsahsis Carolyn Miller Charles Miller Jerry Morgan Alice Neitsch M, :CF k -at ', 41 0 K ' by 'ff' '1 3 f ak' X Z X i l I an ll it ss ,7.f, ,., V . , We, 1, . ' an In-4. H., 4' ci: 5 .Qu Amelia Ortiz Yvonne Patterson Joe Perry X Joan Reid X ,Wlt my Q 'K , , ..- , if - 7 ' . ,l af A 5 - 1 A. R. Robbins y f l ME? t R Joan Rosenblad I Q fm if 5 , 1' Harold Schwausch iii-flax. s s i Oliver Schwausch .Q nan, t-,., 1 , S, ,., A Sigg aa i . 144' 5, . -4- 1 im Q 5 gf .M A at li ii V35 gig! I -2 . a ' , V ,weigh I A . ing! .. fx, .... . X Er 3 xi, I' Q ,ptv 61,11-KQM W 53 . . ., , .. i A 31 ,Q T ' W f wtf K , f' Si' 1 F ff ' 5, 5 Q? Qi 3 5 wi 5' Q 1.4 xy . L I vi , f' ., E a ' . X ,. s L ,v ,.-. Rita Jo Shoemaker Karen Smith Dickey Stanley Janet Steelman I. E. Stubbs Karen Thorne Alice Valentine Daniel Vasquez MAP STUDIES is part of world history. Now, Jimmy Guess points out Rome to Alice Val- entine during third period. DELICIOUS MEALS are prepared by home- making girls for two reasons: they are graded and they have to eat their own cook- ing. Eating we see: Catherine Anderson, Kay Frederickson, and Jo Ann Rosenblad. Ruth Ann Vogler Wayne Walden Beatrice Zavala Ernest Zavala C. D. Fox x LOITERING AMONG THE OLEANDERS are the Jumor Class officers: President BOBBY RAY POPE, VICE Presrdent KAY ADA MS, Secretary BILLY CASKEY and Treasurer JUDY CHRIDTZBERG DARLENE ADAMS KAY ADAMS JOYCE ANDERSON LINDA ANDREWS TOMMY BARTZ. MARGARET BIELEFELDT BETTY JANE BIRD HOWARD BLEEKE GAY BOUNDS up 7.55. v f J CRAIG DAVIS DOUGLAS DAVIS FRED DODSON CAROLYN DOMEL LARRY EADS BRIAN ENGELBRECHT JANICE GLASS JIMMY GLOVER NEAL HARRIS ,Q Q' 3 1 S ra?--ff .. f Q ,Ng if , I E E ff A-rx ip :Vi ,- .E Q M A xl as IMADELL BURKS VELMA CAGLE BILLY CASKEY DELBERT CHANCE JUDY CHRIETZBERG TERRY COX ,ff V6.2 ,ww , 4.1 A 4 - y txvxxz E KU? i . w . ,': 3 A 5 11 -:' If. A I 1 ,U BILLY HAUSENFLUCK CAROL HENDERSON DOUGLAS HOYLE CLAYTON HUNT VERLEY HUNT MARY ANN JONES ,. j ww.. f O , 1 x Q is 0435 hw x X 4 ! ,Q A , gi' JIMMY JORDAN JAMES KIMBRO LARRY LEGGETT RAY CHARLES LESCHBER BETTY LOGAN ANN LOVE RITA MCCASLAND IANICE MCDONALD HATTIE MAE MARSHALL .-3' f' gg FAYE PERRY BOBBY RAY POPE RODNEY PRENZLER DAVID QUEEN TOMMY RANEY ZARA REID LYNDON ROSENBLAD A LLAN SANDERS JOE SATTERFIELD ROBERT MARTIN HELEN MERCER R. J. MOTT SANDRA MUNSON EVELYN NOACK ALEX PATTERSON 'Nl si f , I 'wuffi K ' 7 'A . : Z m a y- E 25 ix Q X R A A E. ,ij .T if Q 'fi 4 ' iii :Qi MM 5 k . A A 'S b y , O A f H 2 Qi AIEE. B AE 'f T A 1 A A 2i1 ' X ,,.' I - ,. g as-:fa K Q QM , ,V lf- 3: A A ' .f Y 'M av : T. if ta' Q usa. 40 5.55 8 X fx X 'Q' O ' , N ROSA LIE SMITH SHIRLEY SRALLA BETTY STUBBLEFIELD JOYCE ANN SUDDUTH JERRY THOMPSON PEGGY THORNTON xJfw'M.m,,,,,. xp . A A Q fy --:Liv f .1 ,, '9 is 1 bf 4' E C 4 4' . I .uf A 1, I: 4 Q 'Q ' ' .S !.Q'G . , 0. 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'f .,' ' NUR g Af' z z' FORREST THREADGILL JOHNNY TOMBS BOBBY TUCKER DAVID WATTS SARAH WHEELER BARBARA WHITELEY HMMY WHITFIELD VIRGINIA WHITFIELD KATHLEEN WIGGINS 3 SAMMY WILCOX DON WILLIAMS ESTHER ZAVA LA E Q1 , , SQ. ja TYPING can be hard work as shown by Carol Henderson, Allen Sanders, and Rita McCas1and during a typing test taken during fourth period. an 10119 Ill lllli ill vida SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS leaving the school building are, Earl McKeithan, Vice President Freddie Sanders, Secretary, June Burkhart, Social Chairman, Rebecca Russell, Reporter Martha Cloud, Treasurer, and Johnny Engvall, President, VAL JEAN BET!-IKE FHA 53-57, Song Leader 55-56, President 56-57, Junior and Chapter Degrees, Future Nurses 54-55, Chorus 53-54, Sock'n'Buskin 55-56, Volleyball 55-56, PEGGY BLACKMORE Band 53-57, Majorette 53-57, Reporter 54-55 FHA 53-57, Student Council, Third Vice President 54-55, First Vice President 56-57, Sock'n'Buskin 54-57, Eagle Staff 54-55. NORMAN BOUFFARD Band 53-57, Vice President 55-56, Sock'n' Buskin 54-57, President 56-57, National Thespian, Debate 55, PASF 53-56, Junior Class President, DAVID BOUNDS FFA 53-57, President 56-57, ii'-A Qui ,Qu- 'W--nf' SANDRA BURSON FHA 53-573 PASF 55-565 Basketball 53-56, All Tournament, Liberty Hill 54-56g Volley- ball 53-56, KENNETH CHAMBERS PASF 53-54, MARTHA CLOUD Band 53-56, SOC'n'Buskin 54-57, PASF 53-575 FHA 54-57, Treasurer 56-57, Senior Class Treasurer, MILTON DENHAM FHA 56-575 PASF 53-54, Football 53-56, Bas- ketball 53-57g Baseball 53-56g Volleyball 53- 55, Track 53-56: All District in Football 55- RR- Xlivo Drocirlonf nf Qnnhnn-ann: Flon m CSQIZIUITS' JOYCE BOX FHA 53-57g Sock'n'Buskin 55-56g Pep Squad 55-56, Cheerleader 56-57, Girls' Basketball Manager 55-56. JOHNNY BRUMMETT FFA 53-56, G Award in FFA 55-56, LEONARD BUCHHORN FFA 53-56, Secretary 55-56, Dairy Judging 535 Volleyball 55-56, JUNE BURKHART Band 53-57, All District Band 53-54, All Region Band 54-56, FHA 54-565 Eagle staff 55-56, PASF 53-56, Scribe 55-56, Soc'n'Bus- kin 54-57, Vice President 56-57g Student Council 56-57g Social Chairman of Senior Classg Band Secretary 54-55. 'R .-. , -3 3 Qenzors DEA NNA DOERFLER FHA 53-57: Eagle staff 55-565 Student Coun- cil 56-67, Secretary5 Cheerleader 54-57: Ten- nis 53-565 President of Freshman Class: Report- er of Sophomore Class. JOHN ENGVALL FFA 53-545 Soc'n'Buskin 56-575 Football 53- 575 Basketball 53-575 Baseball 53-575 Track 53-565 President of Senior Class, BEVERLY FAUGHT Band 53-575 FHA 53-56, PATRICIA FAUGHT PASF 53-575 Band 53-57, All Regional Band 55-56, Majorette 54-55, NA' TYREE FINCH Soc'n'Buskin 54-575 PASF 53-575 Student Council 53-54, President 56-575 Football 53- 575 Volleyball 55-575 Track 55-575 American Legion Citizenship Award 55-563 Sophomore Class President, BOBBY GAMBLE Football 56-575 Transfer from Lawton High School, Lawton, Oklahoma, DONALD LEE GIBBS Football 55-57. RICHARD GLENN PASF 53-54. 'T' ...J-4 KRISTINE JOHNSON FHA 53-57, Treasurer 56-57, Vice President 56-57, Junior and Chapter Degreesg Chorus 54-575 Future Nurses 54-57, Secretary 54-55 Blue Wings 56-575 Aerie Staff 54-55, JOHN KASPERLK FFA 53-56, Reporter 54-555 Poultry Team 53- 555 Soc'n'Buskin 55-56, CLARENCE KLEEN TOM MCAFERTY FFA 53-54 a CSQIZIOIIS' LARRY HAUSENFLUKE FHA 56-575 FFA 53-555 Student Council, Third Vice President 56-575 Football 53-575 Basket- ball 53-575 Baseball 53-575 Track 53-57, LOIS HOLCOMB FHA 53-555 Basketball 53-565 Volleyball 54-56 JOYCE HOMEYER FHA 55-57, Parliamentarian 56-575 PASF 53- 555 Chorus 55-57, Secretary-Treasurer 56-575 Blue Wings 55-57, Secretary 55-565 Sophomore Class Secretary, KATHERINE JACOB FHA 53-57, Reporter 55-56, Degree Chairman 56-57, District Parliamentarian 56-57, Junior and Chapter Degreesg Soc'n'Buskin 54-57, Scribe 56-575 Student Council 53-545 Blue Wings 55-575 Council 56-575 Aerie staff 54- 57, Business Manager 55-56, Editor 56-575 Reporter of Freshman Class5 G Award for Annual Work, -'Qt CSQIZIOFS EARL MCKEITHAN FHA 56-575 FFA 53-57, Vice President 55-56, G Award for FFA5 FHA Beau 55-565 Foot- ball 53-575 Baseball 53-575 Vice President of Senior Class, KENNETH MCKINZIE 1955 Transfer from Seguin High School, Seguin, Texas. SAMMY MASON PASF 53-575 Football 54-575 Track 55-57, LAVERA MICKAN FHA 53-57, Junior and Chapter Degrees5 Soc 'n' Buskin 55-565 Chorus 56-575 Blue Wings 56-57, 415 lf' '45 'U' 4-T MARTHA MILLER FHA 53-565 Eagle Staff 55-565 Future Nurses 54-57, Vice President 55-565 Blue Wings 55-57. RUTH MILLER FHA 53-575 Blue Wings 55-57, Vice President 55-56, Assistant Cheerleader 56-575 Aerie Staff 55-57, Co-Business Manager 56-575 Soc'n'Buskin 56-57. JOHN MONTGOMERY FFA 53-56, President 55-56, G Award in FFA5 Football 53-575 Track 53-57, JOYCE PERSON FHA 53-575 Aerie staff 54-57, Co-Business Manager 56-573 Blue Wings 55-575 Soc'n'Buskin 55-575 Basketball 53-56, Co-Captain 55-565 Volleyball 55-565 Tennis 53-55, -if REBECCA RUSSELL FHA 53-57, Degree Chairman 54-56, Secre- tary 55-56, Song Leader 56-57, Ideal Home- maker 55-56, State Degree, G Award in FHA, Soc'n'Buskin 54-56, Chorus 55-57, Li- brarian 55-56, Reporter of Senior Class. FREDDIE SANDERS sand 53-57, Major-me 54-57, FHA 53-57, Eagle Staff 55-56, Student Council 53-55, Treasurer of Junior Class, Secretary of Senior Class, BETTY SCHMIDT FHA 55-57, Aerie staff 55-56, Artist 55-56, Soc'n'Buskin 55-56, Manager of Girls' Bas- ketball 55-56, Transfer from Baton Rouge High, Louisiana, 1955. JACK SHINKLE Soc'n'Buskin 56-57, PASF 55-57, Basketball 55-56, Track 55-56, Transfer from Ray High School, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1955. csenzors ROSEMARY PETERSON Band 53-54, All Star Band, FHA 54-57, Pian- ist 56-57, Student Council 53-54, Second Vice President 56-57, PASF 53-56, Soc'n'Buskin 54- 57, Head Cheerleader 54-57, FFA Sweetheart 54-56, Class Vice President 53-54. GRETCHEN RATH Band 53-57, Secretary 55-56, Soc'n'Buskin 54-57, Secretary 56-57, National Thespian, Honorable mention in Regional Play 55-56, PASF 53-56. IANE REED FHA 53-57, Soc'n'Buskin 54-57, Pep Squad 56-57, DAR Theme Contest, MURRY ROBERTS FFA 53-56, Livestock Team, cgenzors C IDELIA SILVA FHA 55-565 PASF 53-54, MARIAN SMITH FHA 55-56, Eagle Staff 55-56g Soc'n'Buskin 55-56, Transfer from Liberty High School 1955, BILL SNOWDEN FFA 53-54, Football 53-57g Basketball 53-57g Volleyball 54-565 Track 53-56, All Tourna- ment at Georgetown in Basketballg Secretary of Freshman Class. BILL SPRINGER Soc'n'Buskin 54-57g PASF 53-57, Vice Presi- dent 56-57g Student Council, Third Vice Presi- dent 55-56g Tennis 53-57, District in Junior Singles 53-54, District in Senior Doubles 54-56, it s 'Z gr DON STUBBLEFIELD Transfer from Stephen F. Austin High School, Austin, Texas, 1956, PATRICIA TEINERT FHA 53-57, Treasurer 54-56, Junior and Chap ter Degrees, Student Council 55-565 Chorus 56-57, WOW Award 55-56. MARGARET ANN THREADGILL FHA 53-573 Eagle Staff 55-56g Soc'n'Buskin 56-57, Basketball 53-56, Tennis 54-56, Cheer leader 54-57, TOMMIE WADE FHA 56-57, FFA 53-56, Secretary 54-55, cgezzmzxsr JOYCE WHITFIELD FHA 53-54, se-57. MAMIE RUTH wormzurck FHA 53-54: Chorus 55-56, Future Nurses 53-55 Vice President 53-54. RONALD WOODFIN Sock'n'Buskin 54-57, National Thespiang Aerie Staff 54-55, PASF 53-57g Lone Star Boys' Rep- resentative 56, Math Award 55-56g Basketball 55-56. BETTY ZOCH FHA 53-57, Junior and Chapter Degrees, Re- porter 56-57. CQJJ way Cjxerczlses Joyce Box and June Burkhart read the will at the Class Day Exercises on May 31, In the back- ground are other seniors who gave the other part of the will, prophecy, poem, and history. Also at this time various awards were given to students high ranking in each subject or organization. 577612 or cgenzors TOP ELEVEN. . ,Pat Teinart, Deanna Doerfler Kimbro, Ronald Woodfin, Johnny Engvall, Kather- ine Jacob, Kristine Johnson, Martha Cloud, La Vera Mickan, June Burkhart, Rosemary Peterson, and Betty Zoch, This class was very different in that it had seventeen students with a 90 or above average. Valedictorian - PAT TEINART S31l1I3IO1'i3I1 ' DEANNA DOERFLER KIMBRO yn mm 0170112 MR, RALPH B, HICKMAN Georgetown High School suffered a great loss on January 8, 1957, with the death of Mr, Ralph B, Hickman, a teacher highly respected by the students and community. His thoughtfulness and personal interest in each of us has won him a place in all of our hearts. We wish to honor him by placing his picture on this page and by saying he has meant much to us, which will show in our lives. GRETCHEN RATH ADMIRES HER NEW FORMAL which was bought in prep- aration for the social activities of the year, She was elected by the stu- dents and teachers to receive the D.A.R, Citizenship Award, and she was also selected the district winner. Gretchen has attended parties, given by the D.A.R. , honoring her, Jfahween A MASQUERADE PARTY, sponsored by the Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, was the first of numerous parties and social gatherings presented by the organizations and classes of Georgetown High School. The box supper and masquerade party a money-making project, was held at Halloween, BOBBING FOR APPLES went over with a splash for Milton Denham and William Beckman, TEACHERS as well as students, enjoyed com- WHAT NEXT' Hula Hula girls in Georgetown? ing mcogmto. Sam Spade in reality is Mr, Kathy Freydenfeldt and Judy Reid gape at Jim Carrnes, the F.F,A, Sponsor, Joyce Sudduth in her Hawaiian native costume GT f ,775 czjanifuef LOOKING AT THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE COLORED GLASSES was the theme of the annual banquet held in the cafeteria on December 7, At this time the F,H, A, favorites and F,F,A, sweet- heart were announced, Those working on degrees were rec- ognized. Katherine Jacob presented Ruth Miller a cer- tificate for completion of Junior Degree work, F, F, A, SWEETHEART, JANICE GLASS, wears the jacket the chapter presented her at the banquet. 2 If I Jknofs FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ELECT LITTLE SISTER. Little Miss Patricia Lynn White, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Travis White, was chosen to be the c1ub's little sister, Patricia is shown here in her home the night of the F,F,A. -F,H,A, Banquet at which she was presented. WORKING HARD IN THE KITCHEN? Yes, Kristene Johnson, Ideal Home- maker, and Bobby Pope, F.H.A. Beau, are busy washing and drying the dishes for the homemaking de- partment, They were presented with these honors at the annual F,F,A, - F,H, A, Banquet, HAPPY AND PROUD OF HER PARENTS Q Imadell Burks pins a corsage on her 'V mother, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Burks were chosen the F.H.A. Chapter Par- p l ents for the year, 1956-57. H J' iq is p,-p A , 97 Z XZQIZOFS F,H,A, STATE DEGREE WINNERS, Val Jean Bethke, Imadell Burks, and Katherine Jacob, are looking at Kathy's State Degree Book, which is a compilation of work required by the state degree committee. These awards were presented at the State F.H.A. Convention held in Dallas, April 25-27, WINNER OF BETTY CROCKER AWARD, Kristine Johnson looks for new recipes in the Betty Crocker Cook Book. Kristine was the winner of Georgetown High Schoo1's contest. jd BOYS RESPONDED by hanging Poor Elvis Presley in effigy from the top of the school. The speech class gave a variety of selections pre- viously read as classwork including a ballad favoring Elvis and an ex- temp. against him, 57556112 Hikes STUDENT PARTICIPATION AS- SEMBLIES highlighted the 1956-57 Friday moming programs. The first of such activities was a variety show sponsored by the yearbook staff pro- moting sales to the 1957 Aerie. Portraying Elvis Presley, Fred Dod- son thrilled the teenage girls present but naturally failed to impress some of the boys. jyfcgfafe Zfzirzners THREE OUTSTANDING STUDENTS were selected this year to be in the All-State Chorus and Band, They attended the All-State Convention, held in Dallas, February 13-15, At the right, Kay Fredericson, who sang first soprano, was a member ofthe A11-State Chorus. The chorus members tried out at Waco, where the outstanding ones were sent to All-State as part of a 350 member chorus. ALL-STATE CONCERT BAND WINNERS, Meredith McClain and David Watts, are pictured at left. Meredith made sixth chair and David played third, These musicians are the best in the state of Texas, having tried out for Regional and being two of the nine band members from the region sent to All-State, J 2 .sf fx A JAPANESE GARDENER with a cart full of flowers carried out the theme of the Oriental Garden. I 3 KATHLEEN WIGGINS FLIRTS with aafvid .Watts as he sings My Lady unzbf' anof cSe1210f' Zanyuef- Hom 1ster1a, The theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet-Prom was re- vealed on Friday, April 12, at the First Methodist Church as the guests crossed over a Japanese wooden bridge into the banquet room, After the banquet, a prom was held in the recreation building at the San Gabriel Park with an orchestra from Southwestern University furnishing the dance music. JERRY THOMPSON, MASTER OF CEREMONIES FOR THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, proved himself to be alive, alert, and witty. 'lung E O z S '1: CONFUCIUS SAY - A REPORT FROM THE ORIENT given by Johnny Berg- land as he stood in front of the Japanese pond, -J , fi an ff C Sll'GUfAQCll'f THE BIG MOMENT. . .Miss Margaret Bielefeldt was crowned 1956-57 band sweetheart at the McGregor game, Band President David Watts gave Margaret the traditional heart-shaped bouquet, At the left, Drum Major Mary Ann Jones directs the ceremony. THE SWEETHEART was escorted up the stairway by the twirlers as the band played Stairway to the Stars. e700!'6af Queen CAROLYN FAUGHT, sophomore-nominee, was crowned foot- ball queen by her escort, Dickey Stanley, This Coronation took place at the half of the Hearne-Georgetown game played in Georgetown on October 5. The football players chose candidates from each class at the beginning of the season, The girl and her assistants selling the most tickets won the election, MARGARET THREADGILL was the senior candidate for the contest, Her escort was Sammy Mason. MEREDITH MCCLAIN, Freshman candidate, is being escorted off the field by Billy Hausenfluke. IANICE GLASS, Junior can didate, was escorted by Lyndon Rosenblad. EAGLE FIGHT NEVER DIES as we meet our old and modern rival, Taylor, The Bonfire was blazing the night before the big game. It is a custom to roast a duck but this year a new spark was kindled between the two teams and the Eagles not only roasted a duck but drowned him first and then roasted him, N 0 aw 1 7 www TOMMY KIMBRO - Half- back, used his educated toe to tally up many points for the team throughout the season, JOHNNY TOMBS - Guard, consistently played a good game all season, as is shown by the fact that he was Central Texas Lineman of the Week and a member of both All-District and Central Texas teams. BOBBY RAY POPE - End, played an outstanding game against Round Rock, where the score was 20-0. JIMMY GLOVER - End, showed up well against Rosebud, where the score was 40-0. DON WILLIAMS - Quarterback, Although we lost, Williams made long gains in the San Marcos game, score 13-38. goof BILLY CASKEY - Guard, came out on top with the Eagles against Hearne, 18-13, due to good playing, JOHN MONTGOMERY - Guard, was elected one of the co-captains of the year. -.. M, , . .. iilf JAMES KIMBRO - Tackle, worked hard also in the Belton game with the others fighting until the last minute. DONALD GIBBS - Tackle, was called by the Austin American the Taylor's Nemesis as they wrote him up Lineman of the Week after the Taylor game, the score being 19 0. QQ -Q. ALEX PATTERSON - Tackle, played well against Rockdale, earning for himself Line man of the Week, score 21-6 LARRY HAUSENFLUKE - Fullback had plenty of action throughout the season Rockdale was a special challenge for him He was our second player to be chosen on l the Second Team All-District BOBBY GAMBLE - Half- JERRY THOMPSON - JOHNNY ENGVALL - back' played during the Tackle, was found hard Halfback, showed his kiCk-0ff time. to handle in the Round abilities best in the Rock battle, Hearne game. joofzfaff Below is TYREE FINCH - Center, who played in all games and helped the Eagles, Finch was named on the Second Team All- District, LYNDON ROSENBLAD - Center, helped gain his letter by playing well in the McGregor game, score 7-6. To the right is DICKEY STANLEY Quarterback. He showed his abilities against Granger, NEAL HARRIS - Halfback, made honors with Johnny Tombs as a member of the A11-DistrictTeam. Harris made all the touchdowns against Elgin, Below and to the left is BILLY HAUSENFLUKE - Halfback, who counted for good in the Rockdale game. Also below is SAMMY MASON - End, who helped the team against Rosebud. 1 K ww 5 1 ...A 'QW' NH fa- ff F . I jx: HARRIS RAC H9377 yeam goofgaf ANXIOUSLY AWAITING THE BALL TO BE SNAPPED are J, E, Stubbs, Larry Leggett, Bobby Glass, Pete Bouffard, Sammy Morris, Horace Farrack, and Terry Kokel, THE BALL IS CENTERED by Pete Bouffard to David Adams, while Johnny Lindell, Randell Mickan, and Buddy Threadgill wait in the backfield, MR, STELZER'S BOYS LINE UP FOR ACTION, They are Stanford Armstrong, Don Todd, Ernest Zavala, Daniel Vasquez, Joe Escobedo, Wendell Keeling, and Robert Stewart. B TEAM BOYS are Joe Satterfield, John Hancock, Rodney Prenzler, Joe Williams, John Doerfler, James Draeger, Harold Vogler, and James Domel. THE B TEAM FOOTBALL BOYS think they had a very successful season, winning six games and losing only one game against Rockdale, X f SHOWN ON THE FIELD READY FOR ACTION ARE Gerald Kurio, Robert Martin, and Paul Hindelang, , ,n --.mms Q73 Qzoofgaf THESE B TEAM PLAYERS are Pete Reneyga, Jimmy Barrington, Fred Dodson, Victor Knauth, and Jimmy Jordan. Q unzbr joofffzf GEORGETOWN EAGLES' FUTURE seems secure with Edgar Wuthrich, Jimmy Blackmore, David Parsley, Mike Jones, and Mike Weir, They worked hard on the Junior High team, Other groups below are also members of the eighth grade junior high team, MR, DANNELLEY'S EIGHTH GRADE BOYS who play are Randy Mercer, Donny Fox, Thomas Williams, and Larry Smith. 1, PRACTICING DUR- ING THEIR P, E, CLASSES are Ronny Fox, Jimmy Petrosky, and Fred Lester. my 5. 'U WAITING FOR THE WHISTLE are Max Cagle, Richard Munson, Joe Edgar, and Gordon Peterson. CENTERING THE BALL is Bill Dee to Ernest Morris, Others in the play are Maurice Adams, Jimmy Harris, and Bud Bredthauer, Qseoenfg QFGOQ goofgaf THE BOYS PRACTICING are James Montgomery, Julian Flores, James Buchanan, James Kauff- man, and Joe Villereal. THIS SEVENTH GRADE TEAM has won five games and lost only one game, Other boys active on the team not shown on the pictures are James Green, Douglas Newsom, Dwight Spain, Daniel Aleman, James Calhoun, Stanley Keeling, James Miller, Lindy Anderson, and Fred Homeyer. ,, qv A, .gow - ' , READY TO PLAY are Emil Beckman, John Atkin, Bernard Miller, Ernest Morris, and Kenneth Adams, WARMING UP FOR THE GAME TO- MORROW are Van Freydenfeldt, f Wayne Gattis, and Tommy Etheridge, WATER SPRINGS from a hydrant Qnot from the grassy to fill the football managers' water bottles, Managers Charles Miller and Wayne Walden have, among their duties, the task of keeping water ready for the team's demand, GOGCAQS dI?0f y7?kdI2dyQ!'.S' CONSULTATION AND CO-OPERA- TION between Coaches net satisfac- tory results, Head Coach Bernard Birklebach and Assistant Football Coach Ben Rosenblad agree upon new plays before teaching them to the Georgetown Eagle players, Coach Stelzer shows Coach Dan- nelley the basket- ball team roster, Coach Tom Dan- nelley does a fine job of coaching the junior high football team and Coach Fritz Stelzer superbly directs the basketball team and the B football team. 1, A' ,sr G pp I Awww-ff , V ' , W qA RA ARJA M ' is sw in , Q ' 3 Q it 4 ' G JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS ALSO work hard and long to support the junior high football teams, The leaders are Deanna Bloomquist, Camille Hays, Donna Bishop, Patsy Scott, Janie Edwards, and Darlene Lackey, JOYCE BOX, ROSEMARY PETERSON, DEANNA DOERFLER, JANICE GLASS, CAMMY BLACKMORE, AND MARGARET THREADGILL, our 1956-57 cheerleaders, were, indeed, an asset to school life. We are grateful for their representation and for their contribution to school spirit, Their industrious- ness and loyalty reflects itself not only during football season but basketball, as well. To the left are the captains of the cheerleaders. They are Janice Glass and Rosemary Peterson. C',6eQf-k.y0Q1-5 z, .?w'1g-'EN asfeloaf Tzzunzaznezzf ,-,Q IN THE ANNUAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT, the Eagles won second place, Milton Denham carries off the trophy as Bill Springer, Jerry Thompson, Bill .. ,. , -Q -W' - ,yy Snowden, and Jimmy Glover follow. l A JUMP BALL between Milton Den- ham and David Holmstrom of Hutto keeps Bill Snowden and Jimmy Glover alert. BILL SNOWDEN arches one toward the basket for two markers, THE EAGLE A TEAM is as follows: Dickey Stan- ley, Ronald Woodfin, Jimmy Glover, Bill Snowden, Jerry Thompson, Neal Harris, and Milton Denham, Clayton Hunt takes a jump shot while Oliver Schwausch, Jerry Thompson, Fred Dodson, and Don Williams watch for the rebound. B TEAM SUBSTITUTES Gerald Hill, J. E, Stubbs, and Jimmy Guess sit on the bench and wait patiently. THE A STRING PRACTICE a jump ball, Coach Stelzer pitches the ball up as Jimmy Glover and Bill Snowden jump and Dickey Stanley, Milton Denham and Neal Harris wait. JZQMQMQI 4sg.r -m he , f, K fl 1-AW, Q TF R -' Ly ' X LL 'y i ' A 5 518 Q 'Q , .12 , I C' ' ' .iii K n V Y 5 ' 5: ' ' ' ab K 1 . f f k 'X 'Nm , J . 5 x, ,,-, Ak , aw- K ' :xi K ,f . ' if - iw -- 2 J, - E5 is W Y 2351? rg . 2, 1 V Q 3 1 ,EQ H Em ff M fm-.J 'Q -Q k 5 M ...wifi M ' 'I-3 L K Ku 1 ',,, 4' W' ' il S A x Ms, ,J . C Q, 3 .. 41 .2 11 Q 1 A ' N m , W . Q e - - 4 , . 8 A :-- A.,'- i ff , 3 1 ' is -1 L' ' + , 3' f J n '- . i - A V N I Un, X x 5' T, Nr 1 i 1' ' :gm -1.4 ,L M W 4 4-3, My ZS .AL av '35 if A if f , N 'Ji i ' W? wwf: L' .miiw - 4. 1.. ., ,,,.. al- DISTRICT CHAMP, Charlie Williams, reaches for a serve, Playing junior singles, he was the only tennis player to come home with a blue ribbon. WHEN DIFFICULTY COMES in deciding who will serve, Paula Wheeler solves the problem by spinning her racquet, Carolyn Chambers and Karen Cole seem quite pleased, Carolyn came in second in district in junior singles, 1767121215 BILL SPRINGER, who won second in senior singles, shows Buddy Threadgill and David Watts some of the good points of his new racquet, fs , ,- . - S. . ' V ,Af a g a ' 'Ja 'Q . . 'Z'-Y ' 4. Vi' . mi fs wo. - 5-1 4 ' 1, , - ' ' .' -r W . i . A 4 ., vv CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER FOR Deanna Doertler since she was senior singles second place winner in district, Joyce Per- son and Margaret Threadgill, senior doubles team, congratulate her for her success. Zasfefgaf 1- gay- Csgcfgaf INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS gather around the scorebook. They feel they broke a record by winning 101-9. The members of this team are Margaret Threadgill, Ann Love, Ruth Miller, Paula Wheeler, Joyce Person, and Cam- my Blackmore, This year was the first time the girls had intramural basketball. There were four teams entered and everyone enjoyed the compe- tition. SOFTBALL TEAM ENTERED AT DISTRICT MEET. Some of the members of the team were Joyce Box, Ruth Johnson, Karen Cole and Mamie Wolbrueck. At right, Paula Wheeler and Ann Love, GOLF TEAM ENTERED AT DISTRICT MEET. Representing Georgetown at Rockdale were Verley Hunt and Bill Springer entered in singles. Brian Engelbrecht, John Hancock, David Watts, and Forrest Threadgill played as a team, CHARLES WILLIAMS, a member of the Junior track team, ran on the 440 yard relay team and also ran the 50 and '75 yard dashes, PETE REYNAGA came home with three blue ribbons for the junior track team, He won first place in the 100 yard dash and the 75 yard dash. Pete was also on the 440 yard relay team that won first place. TERRY COX placed third in the mile at district meet in the senior division. His time was 5:07. unzbr-csenzor grae! THE 440 YARD RELAY TEAM took first place honors in junior track. Their time was 8:9, Members are Pete Reynaga, Don Todd, Charlie Williams, and Randell Mickan, cznzbr-csenzbr yracf THE SENIOR MILE RELAY TEAM, composed of Neal Harris, Bobby Ray Pope, Don Williams, and Tyree Finch, broke the district record with a time of 3:39. Neal also placed third in the 220 and fourth in the 440, JACKIE HEADRICK placed fourth in the junior division shot-put. RANDELL MICKAN brought honor to the junior track team by winning firsts in the 50 yard dash, the broad jump, and the 440 yard relay, He also won second in the 100 yard dash, TRACK COACH ROSENBLAD talks to senior track team, con- sisting of, from left to right, top to bottom, Jimmy Glover, Jerry Thompson, Bobby Ray Pope, Terry Cox, Dickey Stanley, Tyree Finch, Don Williams, Neal Harris, C, D. Fox, and James Kimbro, 1 zl uf ,x-1., n..i.7 .r 1 Z-at-A Dickey Stanley and C. D. Fox ran hurdles on the senior track team, Tyree Finch and Sammy Mason, not pictured, were the captains of the senior track team, Don Todd placed fourth in the district junior team's 50 yard dash. The skill and enthusiasm of Ben Rosenblad as track coach made for a success- ful year. E foffey 661g SENIOR GIRLS A TEAM VOLLEYBALL TAKES FIRST PLACE at the District meet this year at Rockdale, The girls that played were Val Jean Bethke, Betty Bird Hill, Joyce Person, Cammy Blackmore, Patsy Tienert, Fayne Perry, Ann Love, Betty Stubblefield, and Rebecca Russell. This team also played in the Taylor Tournament, THE BOYS A VOLLEYBALL TEAM won second place at the district meet, On the team were Jon Emil Kasperik, Jack Shinkle, Leonard Buchhorn, Bill Snowden, Ray Charles Leschber, Ronald Woodfin, and Ken- neth Chambers. THE GEORGETOWN GIRLS B VOL- LEYBALL TEAM won the second place trophy at the Taylor Tournament, Joyce Homeyer, Ruth Miller, Georgia Smith, Joyce Box, Katherine Jacob, June Denham, U and Dorothy Pope made up the team, WORTHY OF HONOR are Gerald Hill, Earl McKeithan, Fred Dod- son, and Jimmy Jordan, pitchers for the G. H.S, Baseball team, ALL OF THE PRE-DISTRICT GAMES except one were called off because of heavy rains. In this game the Eagles beat the Hutto Hippos 6-0. The Eagles district record was 4-2, They beat Taylor, Rockdale, Hearne, and Belton, while they lost two games to Round Rock, Belton, Round Rock, and Georgetown were tied for first place. In the play-off Belton won. 23036645 COACHING THEIR TEAMMATES FROM THE SIDELINES are Johnny Tombs and Fred Dodson. Other spectators seem excited, also, HIT A HOMER, BILLY! Left fielder Billy Caskey swings diligently to push his team onward, V -'Y, --- pegy--fr 1-ru,-f,-f-Y ,--.. g P AT BAT, Milton Denham strikes and misses in the Bel- Keep going, yells Don Williams as he ton game. As third baseman, he played some good coaches at first base, Johnny Tombs got a games for the Eagles, good hit during the Belton game. George- town won, 6-5. Zasegaf NEAL HARRIS SCORES during the Belton game, He also won the game by getting a triple to right field and Milton Denham scored. DICKEY STANLEY ADDS ANOTHER POINT as our score slowly climbs over Belton'S. JOHN MONTGOMERY'S VOICE could be heard above the rest leading the others in the chant, sounaoj CHANGING THE TRADITION, the football boys decide that yells can be fun, too. This year John Montgomery s voice led the yell which spread throughout the school. The boys also made razors off limits until the first game was lost You could always hear the bearded boys sounding off Hold your head 'way up high Georgetown High is passing by Am I right or wrong? Right, , . Am I right or wrong? Right, . . Sound Offl One, two, Once more Three, four. Break it on down, One, two, three, four, One, tw0...three, four. Earl McKeithan, Milton Denham, Billy Ray Snowden, and many others responded to the chant. 2 Rf lx 1 Jw' 6 0' ego-. Q ie 0 WRITING IN HER DIARY, Deanna Doerfler tells of her activities as secretary of the Stu- dent Council. One of her duties is to keep a complete record of the organizations of our school, listing each organization as it is char tered, ENIOYING THE CHEATING will be the topic of dis- cussion held by the Student Council delegates at the State Convention. These delegates are Jerry Thompson, June Burkhart, Jan- ice Glass, and Lyndon Rosenblad, 'W ' '-jf'rwf 'Kfil' Mi Xggm' WW any f N- W I are-as Q- We na- P P in 'V if W! ,wa we '- Q X iv as airzssfif 'K U Q f 1 3 i in K uw, - mmm' , k K :W 31, sf. 'Nr L-Y.. ,ii MW ,,.,. it H.: ,im W - '- ' 'N raw px 5 t ,wi ,t., mulls 6 .2 - il W 'Mi t M 461103 J E i s Sir I ww.-M, ww s f 4 4' , M5 , 2 was .f I 11- W.. W if ,, 2 3'-W i I Q' I 'ss X rag 5 n f ids? . -W S , ' 2 5 S , , ' '5 3 'Q ff -if ' ' J -' i .xi ' fill ,v i f . I A E Y 43 2 i g,-as if 5 f- L :f IFN VH. 1, 4 's :Gif R ly '35 csfuofenf Gounczf SUMMER SUN- SHINE are the Student Council Officers who are as follows: Presi- dent Tyree Finch, Third Vice Presi- dent Larry Hansen- fluke, Treasurer Lyndon Rosenblad, Second Vice Presi- dent Rosemary Pe- terson, First Vice President Peggy Blackmore, Secre- tary Deanna Doerfler and Parliamentar- ian Janice Glass. P,A, S,F. PROJECTS included the dona- tion of a decorative table and chairs to the school. Presenting the table to Mr. Williams is President John Berglund and other chapter officers: Ronald Woodfin, Bill Springer, Billye Adams, Sandra Elli- ott, Sandra Munson, Sara Wheeler, and Kaye Adams. PLANNING THE SPANISH SUPPER, the Unit 2 officers headed by Pat Gamble com- bine efforts to promote suc- cess. Alice Valentine, Shir- ley Bradley, Billye Adams, Karen Smith, and Mary Mc- Coy are a few of the many who aided in making the an- nual money-making affair prosperous. I --' u., 9716.97 i S. S P, A, S,F, STATE CONVENTION'S CONTEST attract the officers of Unit 1, lmadell Burks, Kay Covey, Roylene Homeyer, Rita Lefner, and Meredith McClain look over President David Car1son's shoulder as they carefully check the numerous contest rules. v rfs-xwfrlmfi ' --fl if wi-' -7 iw slmiwxms v' xg. x gufure jgmeznafers gf Qqlnenca Q if 1x ENJOYING THE SUNSHINE while looking through the F,H,A, Scrapbook, the F.H.A, officers sit on the lawn. They are Imadell Burks, Secretaryg Martha Cloud, Treasurer, Kristine Johnson Vice President, Becky Russell, Song Leaderg Rosemary Peterson, Pianistg Val Jean Bethke, Presi- dentg Janet Ischy, Historian, Katherine Jacob, Degree Chairman and District Parliamentariang Betty Zoch, Reporterg and Joyce Homeyer, Parliamentarian, THIS IS FUN...decides Darlene Kelm, while trying to make her first garment in Homemaking, Mrs. Stasney, the new homemaking teach- er who replaced Miss Terry at mid- term, explains the pros and cons according to the book. Carol Hen- derson, who also takes first year homemaking, watches them to learn the techniques of sewing, awwrr,aes5,:s1-s ara AG I1 BOYS DISPLAY THEIR SHOP PROJECTS, The boys are, left to right: Charles Miller, Odell Buch- p hom, Harold Schwausch, Johnny Lindell, Harold Culp, Kenneth Buchhorn, Travis Lester, and Jerry Morgan, Earl McKiethan is shown with his first place Suffolk ram at the Williamson County F.F.A. Livestock Show in Taylor. It was on January 19, 1957. ,-1 tjufure janners 0 fqnzerzba OFFICERS OF THE F.F.A. WORK HARD, TOO. The officers are, left to right: Johnny Lindell, Treasurer, Delbert Chance, Secretary, Tommy Bartz, Third Vice President, Jerry Morgan, Sec- ond Vice Presidentg Douglas Davis, Sentinelg Charles Miller, Reporter, and Douglas Hoyle, Vice President. Not shown is President David Bounds, Harold Vogler is shown with his second place Light- weight Hereford Steer at the Williamson County F.F.A. Livestock Show in Taylor, gjfjf THIRD YEAR HOMEMAKING GIRLS find it interesting to follow Mrs, Slaughter's instructions on child care. Here Mrs. Slaughter is showing Margaret Bielefeldt, Katherine Jacob, Linda Andrews, and Mrs. Stump the proper way to diaper a baby. This project was held in conjunction with the Williamson County Health Unit. Not only do homemaking girls learn to cook and sew, but also they study different phases pertaining to homemaking. 937 AG BOYS WORKED HARD ON THEIR PROJECTS. These seven boys showed their sheep at the Williamson County Livestock Show at Georgetown, hav- ing five winners, Harold Schwausch, Don Stubblefield, Robert Spears, W. D Keese, Odell Buchhorn, Jackie Headrick, and Milton Wolbrueck. FRIDAY NIGHT'S FORMATION is planned by the Blue Wing officers: President, Judy Chrietzbergg Vice President, Rita McCasland, and Secretary, Betty Logan. THIS YEAR THE PEP SQUAD attended all the football games in a uniformed group. Before the home games the girls made different formations on the field, For the first time the Pep Squad elected assistant cheerleaders. POM POMS Galore were made by the Blue A POSTER FOR PEP RALLY is being made by Wing members. Shown are Jan lschy, Roy- Joyce Person and Ruth Miller, the co-chair- lene Homeyer, Kathy Wiggins, Katherine men of the skit committee. Jacob, and Janie Edward, all of whom made up the council representing five grades. mr wm f THE STRANGE BEHAVIOR of Ginger is the big topic when Mr, and Mrs. Carol get in a discussion, gt SOCK'N'BUSKIN. Sandra Elliott as Liz shows the startling picture of Ginger on the cover of LIFE to her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carol, played by Janice Glass and Bill Springer, and Mr, Howard, portrayed by Sammy Wilcox, CONFUSION IS THE OUTCOME when these four characters get to- getherg R. J. Mott, as Tommy Greeng June Burkhart, as Gingerg Mary McCoy, Joan Carolg and Ronald Wood fin, as Eddie Davis, THE CREW GETS TO WORK on TIME OUT FOR GINGER as Katherine Jacobs puts up June Burkhart's hair, Gretchen Rath and Helen Mercer paint signs, Norman Bouffard and Carolyn Faught fix the banister, and Jerry Thompson and Peggy Blackmore put in a new bulb, IN THE CLOSING SCENE, Janice Glass, as Amanda, becomes disgusted with her son Tom, Bill Springer, and expresses her feel- ing toward him in the play The Glass Me- nagerie, This play won second out of the six plays that were presented at District Meet, The two other characters in the play were Verley Hunt, as Jim, and Joyce Person, as Laura, shown below in a candlelight scene, THE ONE-ACT PLAY - The Glass Menagerie THE CREWS are a vital part in the production of any play. These people worked very hard to make 'The Glass Menagerie a success: Ruth Miller, Norman Bouf- fard, Sandra Munson, John- ny Brummett, Kay Freder- icson, Tom McAfferty, and R. I. Mott, if if 'Q' -M is f-935221 Zjearzfoof cglaffr THREE SERIOUS YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS judge a picture before deciding to use it in the '57 AERIE. Editor Katherine Jacob holds it while Ruth Miller and Joyce Persons, co-business managers, help her in the decision, The three made a trip to Dallas to the Taylor Publishing Company to study and get new ideas for a better yearbook. POW -WOW HELD BY AERIE STAFF helped them to come up with the idea of Dear Diary as the theme this year, Miss Mattie holds a San Marcos yearbook as Mary Ann Jones, Billye Adams, Rosalie Smith, John Berglund, Mary McCoy, Jan Ischy, Ruth Miller, Joyce Person, Katherine Jacob, and Rita Lefner, kneel- ing, give their consent. The Staff was entertained with a tamale pie supper at Miss Mattie's for selling the set goal during annual sales. We are planning other socials for the year, un smuxllu A I f. l v 4 35 ,Q ,I 5 sg 'Q . Q I ,,. . 1 fares v- s.. . . THE GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' CHORUS, directed hy Mrs. Ruth Summers, was something to he proud of this year, Among other appearances, they were also shown over television in January, Chosen from the chorus was the octette, directed by Miss Aleta Lambert, They also participated in many events and appeared over television. They are Jan Ischy, Mary McCoy, Joyce Homeyer, Kay Fredericson, Roylene Homeyer, Shirley Jor- dan, jalane Carter, and Pat Fletcher. ' ... f r Im f 3 L 4 .F in ,tb v L 'I .sr.cc BOYS' PLEADING ANSWERED. ..Again, after several years with no such, a mixed chorus was organized. Giving much consideration to boys' requests, Mrs, Summers decided to form a mixed chorus, which has given several assemblies for the student body, C J,AUl'Il.S' Wi S .?1,,.,. in ryfgwl X .5 X. ,, fa ff2 un swarms f ,Me bs rgboryefown 5ayQ yganof REGIONAL BAND MEMBERS this year were Brian Engelbrecht, David Watts, June Burkhart, Sammy Wilcox, Karen Smith, Billye Adams, Mary Ann Jones, Kay Covey, and Meredith McClain, This was the largest number ever to represent Georgetown in the Regional Band, MAJORETTES Alice Valentine, Fred- die Sanders, Mary Ann Jones, Peggy Blackmore, and Pat Gamble performed precision routines and snappy dances before halftime audiences at football games. hs XFACQ - 1 .Y . pf' lksklff 2 9.1513 W I 3 3 1 gi wi 5 Q ,gl X Y Q e s RQ FSM . N flex 4 , v - , ,,Q5 ,gX .x9e,-A ,gif ya it K , 1 ' KA 5 'H 21 'S' Q .1 . fu, .. 5 H .. '- .' ' X 5 ,X . N 3 , f 3 : 5 - Q. K ' f 552 S V ,fl bi I aw ii? ,M ,K x. .2 v A m 5 fe-.. f un Z s I J . 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Not pictured are Linda Sue Cole and Ruth Nell Dykes, ,EGI?Of DRUM ROLL OFFS by lmadell Burks, Kay Caskey, Murphy Wilcox, Bev- erly Faught, and Paul Hindelang were constantly heard throughout football and concert season, ru' JAZZ BAND MEMBERS STRIKE UP RHYTHM. This group, consisting of Don Todd, Fred Dod- son, Jerry Thompson, R. I. Mott, Brian Engel- brecht, Charles Williams, Fred Hubbard, Orlan Ihms Sammy Wilcox, Selinda Montgomery, Mike Weir, Virginia Whitfield, Larry Smith, and Meredith McClain, has played at many school socials and community gatherings such as the Lions Club's Pancake Supper. I P,ar,. 1 f gf' ' ir.. A ,- gay fray y SNOWED UNDER! So many sources of information are available that Bill Springer appears to be snowed under as he searches for material for literary activities. This year many students participated in the District meet held during March and April. in-Q79 W! ,, GUM rwzmg 'NN N'-asa-ix, 9 9 WW1 9? Gonuenfzbfz Gonfesls gp so ,E f , x 1. f ,W S i 14 f 1 5 -E ' E g . i E 31 of the miscellaneous instruments solos was Meredith McClain, Her entry was a flute , solo entitled Suite piano solo contest was . ,, in Baro ue Joan Rosenblad. Her q ' piece was entitled Spanish Dance, Participating in the Lyndon Rosenblad won the prelimi- nary eliminations in the vocabulary contest for the convention. He was competing against Tyree Finch, Cammy Blackmore, and Beatrice Zavala, INFORMATION, PLEASE which included a quiz on four of the South American countries, was entered by Shirley FIRST PLACE WINNER B'ad1eY- This year's activities of the P, A, S, F, were recorded in a scrapbook made by Karen Smith, Sandra Elliott, and Helen Mercer Qnot shownj. 7 I 1 Q H a Q ' 1 i TS? Josephine Valdez and Ka Y Fredericson talk to Mary Ann Jones, piano accompanist, b a out their vocal solos for the contest. Josephine rep- resented our chapter at the convention. Colorful posters were entered by W . alter Martin, Janet Steelman Billye Adams, and David Carlson Qnot picturedj Bi11ye's ost , p er was selected to represent the club at the convention. QS. Gonuenbbn Gonfesfs El Ca as the play entered in contest for our P. A, S,F, club. Here, the members of the cast watch Ronald Woodfin give a demonstration sarnientro Interesado w as to how to apply make-up, using John Berglund as an example, The observers are: Sammy Mason, Sarah Wheele T. Jimmy Prenzler, Sandra Munson, Meredith McClain, David Watts, and Martha Cloud, Qlzlsfrzbl Wee! gzlerary auezzfs NUMBER SENSE 96 x 95 2 ? Paula Wheeler and Karen Cole studied this and much more for number sense at the District meet held at Rockdale during April, READY WRITING Imadell Burks and Betty Bird Hill prepare themselves for ready writing contest. At the contest each contestant chose one of several topics and wrote a theme on his chosen subject with less than 1000 words included. SPELLING Deanna Doerfler and Sarah Wheeler drill each other in pre- paredness for spelling contest. These girls went as a team and their school's score was taken from the average of both scores. BETTY BIRD HILL AND HER ALTERNATE. IUNIOR BOYS DECLAMATION was entered PAT FLETCHER discuss Betty s winning in PY Paul Hindelang and David Caf150f1 IU District Poetry Reading Contest which David took first P1309 CU KZDQChI22dfICI2 azzoff oeffy tion at Regional place. POETRY READER B111 Springer and DECLAIM ERS Howard Bleeke and alternate John Berg lund represented Georgetown in Senior Boys Poetry Reading and Declamatron at D1str1ct Contest, Bill Springer took second place rn poetry reading, while Howard Bleeke walked away with the blue ribbon in Declamatlon Howard also won second place in Declama SANDRA ELLIOTT RITA LEFNER, AND SARAH WHEELER CHAT about the happen ings of the day. These girls entered in Sen ior Girls' Declamatlon Rita tied for third Ghsswofl THE CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR in- cluded many projects and experiments which the stu- dents enjoyed and got extra credit for. David Queen walks into his American History class admiring his handmade Conestoga wagon. David made this wagon several years ago, and when the class began its study of the West he brought it for the class to see. MIXING SOLID CHEMICALS are Janie CHIP. THE HUMAN BRAIN IS being studied by Wal Marvin Patterson, and Ross McDaniels, who ter Brelefeldt Rebecca Russell and Oliver are members of Mrs. Bames' general science Schwausch in biology under Mr Keith class. ! GLSSWOFAQ 5. Q ,Z ,. POINTING OUT TEXAS to Morris Sutton, Richard Finch, Jackie Klein, Patsy Scott, and Douglas Murdock is Mike Weir, also a Texas History student. SEEMING PLEASED with the math problem solved, are Agnes Miller, Bamey Anderson, Jeanie Parker, and Bill Watts, eighth grade math students of Mrs, McClain's, W, D, KEESE SHOWS PRIDE in his lamb which won fourth place medi- um-wool lamb at the Williamson HELPING YVONNE PATTERSON County F.F.A. Livestock Show in solve a general business problem are Taylor. James Domel and Randell Mickan, GZ S .S 600114. F. F, A, QUIZ TEAM made up of Robert Spears, Merlin Taylor, and Harold Vogler placed seventh in the District Leadership Contest in Taylor. JAMES KIMBRO AND BETTY LOGAN test an instru- ment made by a former student to see if all vertical angles are really equal. They are members of Miss Mattie's plane geometry class. AFTER DEBATING ON THE PRONUNCIATION of a word, the students of Mrs, Armstrong's English class look up the word, They are Dwight Spain, Cindy Lacky, Johnny Nunn, and Eileen Adams, THE CHAMPION FINE-WOOL FAT LAMB is shown by owner, Melton Wolbrueck. The title was won at the 1957 Williamson County Live- stock Association Show at George- town. JACKETS RECEIVED BY SENIOR BANDSMEN. Seniors of the band received stadium jackets for work done in the band durin the revious 8 P year. The recipients were: Norman Bouffard, June Burkhart, Beverly Faught, Pat Faught, Gretchen Rath, Freddie Sanders, and Peggy Blackmore The band director Geor e Nel 0 I 8 - son, presented the jackets during an assembly. 'N S700 Ea fe fo ofmf FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS: Jo Ann Hausenfiuck, reporter, Sarah Buchanan, treasurer, Se- linda Montgomery, secretaryg Pat Lackey, vice presidentg and Rita Lefner, president, discuss their plans and projects for the school year. This club was organized late in the year with Miss Wilcox and Mrs, Slaughter serving as sponsors. THE DESTRUCTIVE DAY, APRIL 24. Georgetown was hit by a flood which ruined a lot of property, and almost all of our beau- tiful San Gabriel Park. This picture of picnic tables was taken after the flood, y7ZjVtS'S yyzdaffze gouenlfaf- germ Sponsor We wish to express in this small way by this small gesture our appreciation for her untiring efforts in our behalf. Our association with her has been a happy one, and her faithfulness and loyalty to Georgetown High School has been an inspiration to all of us. So to you, MISS MATTIE LOVENTHAL, who have given of yourself in service to youth, we dedicate this page. We will fondly treasure memories of you - our friend, sponsor, and teacher. SHOPPING IN GEORGETOWN proves successful for Joan Rosenblad and Janet Steelman. They waste no time listing in their diary all the things that they purchased from the stores, Although their feet hurt, they feel they have spent a good day buying from our advertisers, CLS SANDEQS SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Georgetown, Texas P.O. Box 43 QCNES AU TO SU PPLY Telephone 3271 Wholesale Auto Parts Sold New Building on Austin Avenue Quality Cleaning lvl I LES 51205. ARTISTIC C LEANING Phone 3553 Georgetown, Texas E, P, MILES, owner f i 5 I 1, Joan Rosenblad and Shirley Bradley are busy shopping at the FAIRWAY GRO- CERY. FAIRWAY FOOD MARKET is located on 717 Main Street and the phone number is 2811. IN THE WESTERN AUTO STORE, 704 Austin Avenue, Mr. A. C, Woodfin is showing his son, Ronald, and Johnny Brurnmett some rope that they can use for skiing, F3Fl FFCDQD Building Materials Phone Number 2931 7th and Rock Street Georgetown, Texas . Q, 1-2, , 1 Wmwf D1sTR1BUToR Vsoyxf Georgetown, T exas Phone Number 2361 SINC LAIR GASO LINE GIVE YOUR CAR l--.mllli-.W Q 'Il- I m IWQZQ H46 - I fm , E T 9 HARDWAR i 011,13 AND ESTABLISHED i925 fir Gsoneerowfv. TEXAS 5 Trade Reference: Dun and Bradstreet f Phone Number 2013 - Georgetown if Phone Number TW 93765 - Round Rock 25 Georgetown, Texas Phone Number 2151 :Wm .xc xg . ,AQ My Q . -Q X E 1 'lf 'W Ik Z i Fun, N, YQ N L ,A Q x , . ., Q , - . K, K i 5 A ' i My 2-V. 4 K A sm .VV. L. AC KEY SINC LAIR SERVICE STATION -sl -I S f-nu... 5 L m QUICK AND EFFICIENT SERVICE is given to every customer of the J. W. Lackey SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION. Here Mrs. Lackey tries the service for her own car as she talks to her daughter, Julia, and her friend, Nelda Davis. ...A IHMS FEED AND FARM SUPPLY xx ' f NA, Feeds - Seeds - Poultry Supplies T ,. ff ' x X- Q Baby and Started Chicks MX Q and X Vaccines - Veterinary Aids Sane ac' GCN ITS DEPARTMENT STORE W X Since 1911 Georgetown It Pays to Use Paymaster Smart Nationally Advertised JANET AND LESTER IHMS Fashions Phone 2681 Georgetown Texas CASWELL HUMBLE STATION Fast Road Service Cars Picked Up - Delivered Washing Greasing - Lubrication Dial 3554 1010 Austin Avenue Georgetown, Texas A QEED DRUG STORE ELMO REED, Owner Pres criptions Dial 2266 Registered Pharmacist on Duty at A11 Times See Us for Veterinary Supplies 714 Austin Ave. giis .. Li IS, QQ. Xf -ss- w,4Q5,.e-yf -, ' Y ' O I MW Q my K A , ' ,i V,,,,a0F,. 'QS -xx-'wk + Q, 1 1 Jig, if 4' A xf I F 'L . Qu Hs 5 hi ,? . , 'ff z ft , fu if ,., W- N. . ' 'fn :rm ff' 442' W if 'J , Ph i 11, ,N ' 4 .T .M - 4 41 Q KY , 'Q 5 Best wishes From PURE MILK HUMBLE STATION Georgetown, Texas Phone Number 2372. We Strive to Give Good Courteous Service 0 Qxalit Chekd aw ' At FREUND'S MOTOR COMPANY, Janet Ischy and Mary McCoy enjoy looking over a new Cadillac. FREUND also has Oldsmobiles and G. M. C. Trucks. 112 At BEN FRANKLIN STORE, Carlela Keys sells a zipper to Karen Smith. Carlela works in her parent's variety store. Quality Groceries and Compliments of Super Service LAUNDRY! WY' ws DYE '15 W I Z! DRY cLEANE 2 ' W Phone Number 2721 Austin Avenue 303 West 6th Georgetown, Texas Ph. 2547 Georgetown, Texas 75 Years of Good Baking by BUTTER KRUST gfmowx Joyce Homeyer, Rosemary Peterson, and Katherine Jacob are making sandwiches with BUTTER KRUST thin-sliced bread, Many other people agree with these girls that BUTTER KRUST BREAD is a good enriched bread. The plant where the bread is made is at 300 Lamar Blvd. , Austin, Texas, The company specializes in its quality baking products. Buiftwr Km v.' TAYLOR'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Mr. Hamilton demonstrates to Rita Lefner and Pat Lackey how to tell the amount of oil in a car. TAYLOR TEXACO is located on Austin Avenue. . ,--1.. ,' ' -ga--f gl l -, Q' . Q-3.7 .31 2' pf fi lff A DALACE BARBER SHOP Go to PALACE BARBER SHOP to Be Well Groomed for All Occasions 9221 famkzf F 2:31 W. Q-4. DAXAS A ' ' FURNITURE STORE East 7th and Main Street Georgetown, Texas Telephone 2270 COMPTON CHEVROLET COMPANY Rita McCas1and and Sandra Munson have fun discovering all the new gad gets on the new Roadmaster Buick. 12. . ILQEDII IVHIEECEJT-:DS GEO RG E TO WN INSU RANC E AG ENC Y Phone Number 2909 Office 3440 Residence 808 Austin Avenue Georgetown, Texas SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT S1-A12 KS HUMBLE SERVICE STATION 12th and Main Street Georgetown, Texas Phone Number 2722 THE 'Movies Under the Stars at gave if THE Across From the DK j Georgetown Hospital DRIVE-IN THEATRE 608 12th Street Phone Number 2941 Phone Number 3187 At CLOUDS GROCERY Martha Cloud shows Margaret Bielefeldt a jar of jelly or jam as they do the homemaking shopping, Eileen and Billye Adams enjoy a coke while waiting for sister Kay to sign the ticket for the gas bought at GUSTAFSON'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Carolyn Chambers watches as her father explains how the different types of machines at the GEORGETOWN OIL MILL operate. ' 'gg-'u,1msk:'.',v'wo'rrliy, ' ' ' fmt. Fine Bedroom and Living Room Furniture Westinghouse Appliances Sold on Convenient Terms at A-FK! IX! FURNITURE COMPANY Georgetown, T exas STU DTM AN PHOTO SERVICE Film s Developed Portraits and Supplies 19th and Lavaca Phone GR-72820 Austin 1, Texas 2550 5 DEPARTMENT STORE BEN NEUMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE is always the ideal place to go shopping, as Marian Smith has found out. Here she models one of the many suits from which she made a selection, QZMJQMZWZQ5 Judy Wolf shows Ann Wheeler the beautiful interior of the new Stude baker and demonstrates how comfortable it is to sit in. TREUHARDT MOTORS sells Stude- baker, Packards, and Used Cars. GULF Free Estimates Oil Products on Gulf Tires, Batte1'ieS 3-Hd Local and Long Distance Moves Anywhere in Texas Accessories Call Georgetown, Texas E . TRANSFER Phone 85181731 JAY L, WOLF, Consignee Nation Wide Agent to Phone Number 2921 KING'S VAN LINES Rush hour at CUNNINGHAMS . . . Shown here are school students along with many adults anxiously awaiting quick service by Charles Miller, who works at CUNNINGI-IAM. .- 'Nif N.lli GEORGETOWN LUMBER COMPANY'S cabinet hardware is being inspected by Mr. Fredricson, Don Williams, Johnny Engvall, and Mr. F, H, Engvall, Johnny's father. ,iv - The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating Woman. IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP 1004 Austin Avenue Dial 3281 Georgetown, Texas l'0NTl4l', .. America's No. 1 Roadcar if 1 Qdfzgazfczpf rf X if? 4 .. 4 K BWWHHI 1 Q 5 AUTO SALES Phone Number 2195 Specialists in Hair Shaping 212 W 12 St. Georgetown Styling and Permanent Waving GREENWAY 'S DRIVE INN GREENWAY'S is always a busy place for high school students. Howard Bleeke, a car hop at GREENWAY'S, gives his service to Kay Fredric- son and Carolyn Faught, who stop by for some- thing to eat after school. yi , . W - o 'r59 ,,,,,,, QI-' Texan , Z HOME OFFICE ' AUSTIN PD. Box'l007 ' Ph GR 2.-5255 FLW Zualarrf Patafrdfzgaafvv 0vcfv35iw'b4f .J wif amz ' C fy 7! X I-lCi:i:IVl AIN! fl ,lf I f AND ji' SON 713 Main Street Georgetown, Texas Ph N b 2 2 Come to HOFFMIZINGTS xJn,Seeerthe9Latest Fashions ONE STOP Ssrzvnce Phone Number 2390 ,a w owner BUDDY GLASS 'R 9 Hospital Shopping Center W Sinclair Gas and Oil I -'p Goodyear Tires and Batteries GLASS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 25Z00g6! f! QU ELECTRIC Phone 2912 Electrical Contracting dp Q Wiring Repairing Industrial and Residential Power and Light Wiring 107 East 7th Street Authorized KELVINATOR Dealers T 1, ff , , 4 I if P A xi 13 on HC in :PY W nw, THREE-WAY GRAIN AND SEED COMPANY At one of the THREE-WAY Grain Company's warehouses, Cammy Blackmore and Sandra Elliott have fun climbing on the sacks of feed. Three-Way is the manufacturer of quality feeds for poultry and dairy stock, as well as livestock and hogs Rl TTER! THE FINEST A11 Major Brand Oil ANDREW CHAMBERS, Manager Phone Number 2758 North Highway 81 Always Read WILLIAMSON COUNTY SUN for News About Georgetown High School Activities Printers - Publishers 709 Main Phone 3042 GEORGETOWN COMMUNITY SALE Sale Every Friday Hogs Bought Every Day H, H, ADAMS, Owner Office Phone 2951 Res. Phone 3051 Mrs. Louise Hall takes Velma Cagle and Darlene Adams's order at the L, AND M, CAFE. Many of the high school students eat their ,lunch at the L. AND M, CAFE. The cafe is located on Austin Avenue. Velma and Darlene also work here. MCAFERTY PLUMBING AND HEATING Floor and Wall Furnaces Fairbanks-Morse Pumps plume HEUM pl-TAFERTY I c,zomswwN 'fi Mr. T. C. 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