Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

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'Tf f13'i ,fmfff 'H -Sei :g'.4l'1 ,rx - iv 5,13 1 fha 0 'H 3-M W Q fr, V is-ff. ,ak HF,'fg ailsgv .Q 'ex If jg, I ,, -5 Y Q F I bv! 7, X v v I L 1 m O f' L IW If ' Ii' UI I r , Q 1 f WL If 'V il If uf. fb., lflfl nxt L L INN 1 i D x' K U' uf ' 'fm fl H' N ML N L' xt ffl I v N ,VA L wf' :V Nw, I 'fl' K nffb ' n -,J , I Ulf ,L I A' L-,, I L j K I K I L u , f I V I 1' f MXL N 7 x f' xv v 1' N1 LX 1' , v yv I ji M11 M Lillylvll K4 1 L ,W my J ff I , I xx! Ml XJ l 1 L, fi f Ljlf x -5 1, IXMX1 ff The 1964 Aerie Georgetown High School Georgetown, Texas Volume XVIII is, f is Wd' ,ar ,,. - F ' 1 wa ..,, ffi-A t q, , Hi, folks! I'm Egbert the Eaglet. Do you recognize the aerial view of George- town? I want all of you to know that our theme for the year is Our Town, Our School, and that our school is our aerie, which means eagle's nest. All of us Qthe annual staff and mej hope that you will like the pictures with the backgrounds of Georgetown. We hope that every time you refer to your yearbook you will be reminded of the events of the school year, and of the City of George- town, Texas, the place where you lived during the year 1963-64. Egbert 2 0? Valedictorian, Jeanne Ericson Salutatorian, Barbara Hindelang HF ,pw-N. X ai V? Senior Class of '63 - those who showed up on picture day'. .ME A The juniors' traditional spring banquet for seniors was held in 1963, as is traditional, in the gym, but a gym trans- formed into a medieval banquet hall where jesters, troubadours and magicians provided entertainment for the knights and their ladies. Oh, this castle is in such a state of ill re- pair, quoth Connie Wieland. Jimmy, if you will take your eyes off Johnnie for a few minutes, I will show you how to set a table! Linda Hubbard and Nikki Sandberg seem to be having a hard time making the ceil- ing stick. No, Ray, youha-sf to sit by your date, you can't sit with the boys! declared Pat Lau- bach to reluctant Ray Braun. Gwen and Bon nie endorse these sentiments. Clyde Gibson fno commentj and a knight in shining armor. CKnight by Mrs. Barnes.j l - -fss 1 -in 4 Three Sophomore servers dressed as serfs use their imaginations as they warm at the fire. Sandra Davidson and Connie Wie- land patiently await the repast in the Banquet Hall of the castle. The class sponsors, Mesdames Barnes, Springer, A Lady Johnnie Mae and Lord Jimmy smile for each other. When the wrought iron gate clanged open these fair damsels were awaiting admit- tance. and Cominotto, and Mr. Cairnes doubt the ef- ficiency ofthe food committee and brought their own sack lunches. Furthermore, they stand guard beside them. ummwfes-wwammifW,,m W, iw i,f, :wwswtws.wmw.ss mmwmmwmwwnwf-4 : 1mwmm fiw,- -- -, :,:wf:w,n.:1:,:.. ,af , The serving went very smoothly thanks to excellent waitresses son and Shirley Martinka. Entertainment was provided by jest- er, Richard Oliveri, by Merlin, Bob Giddings, and troubadours, Ronald Longino, Larry Cole, Ray Hodges, Richard Baker, Nikki Sandberg and Ralph Russell who sang a sweet farewell to the Seniors. This is the fine group of waiters and waitresses and some of the entertainers. and waiters such as Linda Peter- Az the last senior party seniors and their guests enjoyed sitting around the Southwestern Uni versity pool be- fore they went on to the Country Club for their fab ulous end-of- school barbecue. Gene, Qfar rightj says: Oh, no, I forgot my curlers! My ou., ,M hair will look a mess! Pig' The holds by which Janis and Lin- da keep up with their beaus are quite proper, but what kind of hold is that which Chuck and Sylvia are Two sweet, swimming, senior Swedes, Sylvia and Jeanne. This story has the group so charmed that they ignore the first call to supper. using? Senior Assembly Apparently some of the great seniors are having trouble Maybe the boy ballet stars at the assembly were a with the routine. But this was only practice for the senior trifle stiff, but their poise and persistence compen assembly. sated. J I Such excellent spellers as Linda Ekdahl and Vivian Ickes are extremely at- tached to their dictionaries. They won District 2nds in Spelling and plain writ- ing. Because of his profound interest in number combinations Brian Adkins was selected to attend the Nation- al Science Foundation Summer Math program at the University of Texas. He was one of about thirty students chosen for this honor out of three hundred applicants. Only thinking men such as these three can bring home all the honors in science. Brian Adkins won 3rd in District, George Woolsey 2nd, and Bob Giddings, who won lst in District went on to win third place in the State. A quick wit for figures assured John Clifford a 3rd place in number sense. 8 Under the discriminating and thoughtful coach- ing of Mrs. McCoy, Bill Elliott went all the way to Third in State in prose reading. Interscholastic League Winners for 1 963 Linda Reavis, who won a District lst in prose reading, here prac - tices up with the famous classic, Pitt Pat. Y 1151? Interscholastic League Baseball under Coach Paine produced a good team, though not district winners. First place winners in choir are Beverley Gervasi, Sara Hausenfluke, Becky Switzer, Pat Laubach, Brian Adkins, Linda Hubbard, and Connie Foster. George Woolsey, '63 gradu- ate, also won a first in choir. Student Directors for the choir were Sara Haus- enfluke and Peggy Green, both of whom won first place in directing. l 1 Irv! P 'Pl 1. ii P' 5 .QM Junior High Medal Winners David Adkins, Englishg David Clifford, social studiesg Peggy Caddell and Jenny Williams, twirlingg Cherry Sandberg, scienceg Mrs. Douglas for Jan Doug- las, Spanish. Winner of the math medal was Steph- en Benold, not shown. , y OOO O All-star cast from Speech Class Plays. Names are given below. f . if 3 , , at wi .2 5 ,f 55 - .--. -3 , . G. Carlson, L. Litzler, G. Montgomery, C. Forbes, B. Hindelang, J. Behrens, and P. Penniman. fBelowj Cast of Heritage of Wimple Street. Soc an' Baskin, drama club, has successful spring season. The cast of Aria da Capo, which won District H9633 includes Becky Switzer, Lee Litzler, Bill Elliott, Gary Carlson, Paul Partain. Thyrsis and Corydon, QGary and Pauly, plot against each other. Below: From Speech Class Plays: Best Actor, Richard Stuewe and Best Actress, Sylvia Thorne. V lx A ' . 'fr , V, . .g.E.i IiQq ' A in .us A 5 .l fini. if . ..., rx g l tii'. -q 1 V 'U' ' 1. N AK mi is ,S Q ' ig' 2, t Xe. sg si B CJ- ' .. . rf. X V. EQ. A L. 'ig . - fa' At left, from The Heritage are R. Stuewe, P. Pen- niman, I. Behrens, S. Benold, B. Hindelang. Class Day, 1963 began with the awarding of LET- TER G's for those who had done outstanding service for the school. A few of those who received them ture especially shows the dramatic Becky who won at least one award for being dramatic. are gathered at the left. The pic- Mike: No use being as solemn as George. I'll just practice flipping my tassel the way I'll do it after I receive my diploma. And I just can't wait to shake all those hands! ta rf' Year after year the audience breaks into laughter spasms during the class history, prophecy, and will reading. The seniors shown here were among those who provided the amusement. Also, the three handsome singers at the right, above, brought out smiles and chuckles with their happy rendition of Tijuana Jail. Donald Nobles was pianist for the occasion. He played Pomp and Circumstance with style, and did an excel- lent accompaniment for Jean- 1 ne Mayo's solo, LovejLook Away, from Rogers and Ham- merstein's The Flower Drum 55252 At right: Even Kandy and Gary look rather serious as they begin the last long march out of the auditorium . . . out of their school and their high school days forever! f . .s,w.-my .u .vm www' Seniors Marching to Baccalaureate Honor Ushers Below: Iimmy Peterson Betty Cooper Linda Reavis Jerry Moore Honor Juniors Far left: Tommy Doerfler Rebecca Kauffman Susan Gamble Chuck Forbes Honor Ushers Left: Melvin Jacob Patsy Blackwell Becky Brown Craig Glasscock Eagle Field at Graduation . . . The members ofthe School Board prepare to hand out diplomas. SCHOLARSHIP AND MEDAL WINNERS Junior Almazon - Ag 4-year Awardg Susan McCook - lst in Commercial Artsg Gary Montgomery - Stu- dent Council Scholarshipg George Woolsey - Student Council Scholarship, NROTC Scholarship - U.T. g Lana Whitehead - Homemaking Scholarship - T. W. U. 3 Lee Litzler - NROTC Scholarship -U. T. 5 Roger Middleton - 4-year Scholarship - A8LMg Bill Forest - Drama Awardg Richard Stuewe - Student Council Scholarship, Scholarship Qhighest ranking boyj T.L. C. 9 Jeanne Ericson - Valedictory Scholarship - T. C. U. Spring Styles of 1963 White jeans! Wrap-around skirts! Bouffant hair styles! e:s h s s wa Boots and Jeans! Feet in shoes! Culottes HFORBIDD EN L' ,mm 1-,ws fn. ' sm: f-fsnwmamwsfmnnm-mumsawww!!H fsxpwuwsehimz -ff s,,- sf: - mmm L 'W-M Farewell to Teachers Many of our teachers departed in 1963 and we here wish them well in their new surroundings. At right, Mrs. Medley, who retired from teaching, receives a gift from Bob Giddings and Melvin Jacob, officers in Science and Math Club. Below our departing teachers carry on in their ordinary manner as they chug away from Georgetown High. Mr. Fred Bell is gently encouraging the engine, and of course, Mrs. Barnes must drive while Mr. Barnes meditates on the best route to take. Mrs. Medley is still dazed from her summer's trip round the world, but good sport that she is, goes along for the ride. Mr. Paine relaxes after his hard year, but Mr. Jackson can't relax. He continues to direct. Mrs. Dannelley urges the driver to go faster, and Miss Gilbert with her accurate foot and Mr. Rosser wielding his paddle, ride along balanced on the heads of the others. Good -by, dear teachers, our loss is someone else's gain. ,.. S525 NW' go lfff 5 N655 - jg GKXOGY my Pi fix if 8' xf 6 6450 QW? fxxi ' M . p Q Dahngeyf Y Qi Q t p:g fi f i?T,,s,, Q D i gg Q Q. ta sr f 'f ff 5 X X! 2 vif F is - Q I a, X- Z X .,, hzbksp, :... f X 5 M F Wm MM ,V ..,, i ,f,, ,.-11' f ,...: 1 - ' ' tisi iii ifr 1 f , .-fr - at of mv L4 l , t' . X 9 4- .,,. Q' 'K , .f-A!!-Nu X 1 x D f f ' s i I p0 22.3 . s Ac.. Yfx xp N -l-L -.-Q' -' ' '- ' - 4 W J ... - '. . '- -..ff'-'r:'f7'.'.T '-I 4 1' Q- r .. X -g. 3- fs-. -xii'-. ' .- -,,. 4 ..-I ..4v-'f- -.-n: ' . , , :ii ., iii ' --.lf 9 1 f I n E , jjj -W aw 2' f , . .5'1A,y , 2 - we O i ,V .A- Q- ' 9 8' W MR. FRED BELL, Superintendent: B. S. and Masters of Education, Southwest Texas College: Prior to Georgetown, Superintendent at Kerrville, Texas. The Admmzstratzon is pleased .O nounce that after several years of planning and discussion the contracts are signed for the construction of the new Junior High School in the Crestview Addition of Georgetown. Su- perintendent Bell states that the building will be ready for use in the fall of 1964. The High School Building will be completely renovated, and the West Side School will also be completed. MRS. EVELYN PIGG, Counselor: B.A. University of Denver: M.A. University of Texas. MR. EVERETT WILLIAMS, Principal: A.B. Baylor: M.A. Texas Technological College. ff- --f .. fig' 'illllllllbfm -. ll-ik ' A galil 1 'fd SAK rfr ,M 'Q 'pu'- :..,. 1 MW-K f' J, ruff 'fly it -as :W ,ul Senior High Students Typical sutdents of the senior high school are gathered by the D.A. R, historical marker, which gives the source of Georgetown's name. There are 345 students in the senior high. We hope that a majority of them choose to make their homes in our town for many years to come. I9 RICHARD BAKER BRIAN ADKINS VICTOR BELTRAN MART IN ALEMAN MADISON BARRINGTON 396 PATSY BLACKWELL PAUL BOHANAN HAROLD BORIACK Seniors 764 Senior participation record is WALTERENE BURK on page 167. BEC KY BROWN LA RRY COLE DAVID BURSON JUNE CHANCE .TILL CONOLEY BETTY COOPER ff' ' TI SANDRA DAVIDSON MARY IO COPELAND ANNIE CORONADO These semors were supposed to be doing a serious drama exercise, but due to the presence of the camera, they are all smiles. JULIA EANES TOMMY DOERFLER SU SAN GAMBLE GW EN ETHERED GE CHARLES FORBES DONN Y GATT IS Graved1ggers Don Nobles and Ronme Longmo are very serlous about then pantom1me BEVERLEY GERVASI CRAIG GLASSCOCK ROBERT GIDDINGS LES GIRVIN If senior Linda Hubbard would follow the example of classmate Bo Barrington. recipient of the award for best study- hall student, she would turn around and get her nose in her book! WILLARD HAUSENFLUCK PEGGY GREEN .TOHNNIE HUTTE RAY HODGES LINDA HUBBARD .flggi S RANDALL IHMS Susan Gamble: Why, Randall! Not in public! VIVIAN ICKES ,.,f1 5, Y,A. as , ME LVIN JACOB REBECCA KAUFFMAN Q! J A f 'inf rf, , AC, jj CAROLYN KOLINEK JOYCE LANGENEGGER Seniors are always proud of their rings, and this charming group is no exception. PATRICIA LAUBACH 27 BONNIE LESCHBER RONALD LONGINO JUDY MAHLMANN It's always a struggle of some kind' for a girl to get possession of a football jacket. ELAINE MILLER GENE MART INKA f , Q62 xy. ,w P P - x V RICHARD OLIVIERI Xxx U X yi J NJ X 'N TINA MIRANDA DON NOB LES NOVA POWERS MARGIE POPE CHERYL RHEA LINDA REAVIS MARV IN WHITE CARMEN REYNA GA STELLA RODRIGUEZ NIE ROBBINS fs I A Nm i -22:-si. QQ- EE, ff V ,fffL5?i?lfI,E?k , Elf' L ya 5152355 X E , ,,Vk. 5 'Ss 'Az 2-3 1 ARTHUR SMITH RALPH RUSSELL NIKKI SA NDBERG TOMACITA ZAVALA Character study: gleeful BHIITIHIIOII versus studlous concentration. CONNIE WIELAND fimb- Senior Officers President - CHARLES FORBES Vice President - CAROLYN KOLINEK Secretary - PAT LAUBACH Treasurer - RAY HODGES Reporter - JILL CONOLEY The officers are standing at the door of the Chapel at Southwestern University. 32 .TA NIS WILLIAMS RICHARD WOLF www James Daniels Carolyn Dickens Loretta Dixon Larry W. Domel Richard Bost Pat Christian John Clifford Larry Cloud Patsy Bloomquist Julie Bohanan Vicente Carnacho Sandra Carlson Juniors Glen Beckman Ernest Bizzell I Mary Bishop l Ray Braun 'Qi Penny Fletcher Renee Frierson Randy Gattis Mary Glenn Larry Granzin Mary Guthrie Connie Hamilton Richard Hamilton 34 Bruce Evans Alan Fletcher Linda Ekdahl Bill Elliott Brian Evans Judith Hodges Sue Hoffman Darrel Holrnquist Lillian Horne yer Linda Hugland funior Omcers Treasurer - MARY GUTI-IRIE Reporter - BECKY SWITZER President - KENNETH LEFNER Secretary - MARY JO WILEY Vice President - MISSY TRUE Officers are standing in front of the Episcopal Church Carolyn Ickes Charlotte Ickes Tw yla Rae lhrns Doris Ischy Douglas Ischy Martin Jansen Geraldine Jenkins Shirle y Kimbro Patricia Merkord Sharon Mickan Tommy Miller Jerry Moore 36 Charlotte Lawhon Alan Lyman Gregory Lyman Shirley Martinka Kenneth Lefner Ronald Lehman Joan Logan Joe Love Jerrel King Martha Kurio Clifford Langford D avid Linde ll Bill and Larry: T'aint punny. John! Linda Noack Russell Ochoa Truett Parsons I M1 if f J Jimmy Peterson Paul Partain David Pe nniman ,Tack Purl Juan Ramirez rs Q2 Linda Peterson f Z Q 1. , E, , Danette Ray Larry Reeder Charles Schneider 5. - ' P V f , fi Rodney Schneider Loretta Schwausch Wayne Stark Clyde Stovall 37 1 E Becky Switzer Ioe Sybert Kenneth Tidwell Rosalinda Villare al Gosh, wish we had studied harder! 5 .w Primo Torrez Martha True gy or i Sheryl Whlfe Donnle Whlteaker Robert Tubbs -Q94 'ibm Mary Io Wiley Linda Wininger Larry Wittera Douglas Bell David Miller Frances Munoz Johnny Sharp Sophomores Now you know what will happen to you if you come into the halls at noon. so N I Beverly Andres Linda Barker Diana Barrington Avdon Beltran Larry Berkman Janice Birch June Birkelbach Eddie Blanton Harry Boardman ,sr Rag - if Wi wid . 5 fl: Arthur Bobbitt ' Patsy Bohanan Q Trisha Brown Richard Buchhorn Dennis Burk Martha Case Linda Cervenka I. C. Chambers Glenda Cooper Herbert Coronado Eileen Custer Linda Darby Ricky Davis Placida DeLeon Walter Doerfier Danny Doering Arlee Domal Curtis Domel 39 Lee Giddings Robin Giddings Kirk Hamilton Sara Hausenfluke Robyn Hodges Donny Holcomb Frances Hollan Larry Holloway John Holmstrom Sarah Homeyer Connie Howland Debby Ischy Gilbert Ischy Bob Jones Marvin Kelm Joyce Kokel Steve Kreger Mary Lamer 40 Edith Domel Larry Domel Gary Dornbusch Sandria Dunlop Kathy Forest Connie Foster Anna Jane Fox Johnny Gamble Dale Gibbs Nice, neat pep squad members Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's only a basketball. Barbara Lee Ann Lind Rita Longino Nat Lopez Judith McDonald Linda Mcllhaney Joanne Matysek Linda Miranda Is Ann Ccrazy? It's not raining Mary Montogmery inside ! ,W , l' fri' V' fail ' 11 - ' ' if 6 ? Carla Moore Kathy Morgan I anis Morris Kenneth Morris Arthur Mullins Vernelle Munson Toni Murray Howard Neitsch Shirley Nobles Kirby Parsons Charles Parker Charles Rabik Ierry Rhodes Sandra Richter Karon Roe Bill Russell Pete Sandoval Gary Sansom 4l fy. ' xr-N5 D914 GTO 1 i a s j PH m Mg Not Available As we go back a few years Doris Schneider Elaine Schwausch Gilbert Schwausch Wilbert Schwausch Joy Shell Linda Skinner Ion Sloan Sharon Spain Doyle Stone Susan: If these infants would behave maybe we could cut the cake. mmm Sara: I really wanted Cherries Jubilee. Ann: Hello out there in television land! Linda: Nobody's gonna push rne outta this picture! Troop 6 of 19?? Iudy Birch Kenneth Teinert . , y Cindy Thomas Sophomore Ujfcers taken in front of Elementary School . . JOHNNY GAMBLE President EDDIE BLANTON Vice President VERNELLE MUNSON Secretary LINDA CERVENKA Treasurer LARRY TONN Parliamentarian Sara Hausenfluke Whitley 'r'T Q Q l a Z ,. ., - .. . , Q , 2 l,57gs,sr, tt 3,631 J Q ' a mi W Y a is Q 4 fwiiifrg Y Ng Q gg Q, f 5 J ji! M vs X . gram Q X ' si is is Y fa? Q ,., S5 , i fb Q M. ,s A J A . Betty Jo Tidwell T i X Larry Tonn Virgil Tonn Jackie White i ek - Wig:-t,. Carolyn Williams Iane Wolf Susan Woolsey Clarence Wuthrich George Zavala Louis Zavala Class Trip ,62- 763 Vivian A good meal was enjoyed after a hard day's work f'?5. wonder what Pete is dreaming of? -, 5 3' -sw s Peggy Caddell Rose Mary Camacho Freshman Ojfcers Debra Carlson Call but Claudiaj are happy that they are merely posed in Dr. Gamble's waiting room, and that they do not have a dental appointment! Charles Carothers Bobby Chambers Above: David Adkins Rudy Aleman Woodie Baker M1tchell Beckman Tim Bell. At Right: Stephen Benold Charlotte Brock, Larry Ray Buchhorn The Freshman officers for 1963 64 are Claudia True Vice President David Adkins, President Debbie Carlson David Clifford Missie Cornett Anita Diaz Martha Diaz Sarah Doerfler Linda Domel Ian Douglass Maudie Draper Dee Dunman James Dunn Randy Edgar Sheri Ellis -Q fm rg 7 . :-f. ,M ,- M Th , J Q 0 Lee Evans , LJ V MY Fishef J EEEE si? x '-'J Joyce Fleischer J J 'il,l E -lE J J ' 1, is ., , e 'V J at ' J Freshmen ,l.,' V ,,,l., 2 ' :J :.. , an JY, 'k Z- 5 5 1 .- ,:' 1 .f ' Reporterg Cherry Sandburg, Treasurerg and Sharon Lawhorn, Secretary. 1:2 5, AL an is : f sg- M- 'fs' Tommy Forbes Kenneth Forswall Lupe Frlas Lee Gardner At Right: Mike Giddings, Eric Girvin, Jackie Glass. Below: Larry Guentzel, Sarah Gutierrez, ,,4,, A :VA2 I Martha I-Ianausch, Bonnie Harris, V if A 'E Dora Frias Jr ,, g lp izggs a fig? is at,in: ,f fins, S 23 Joyce Henderson. at ', 2 ami. Linda Knauth Betty Klepac if ff Agfa ff Sylvia Kimbro Alan King Gayle Klein Above: Esther Hernandez Scotty Hodges Cynthia Homeyer Violet Homeyer Margie Ickes Shirley Ickes Ansel Johnson A1 Kauffman Sherrill Keith These Freshmen really take their P. A. S. F. programs seriously. Milton Kokel Sharon Lawhorn Eddie Lefner Jim Litzler Rebecca Lopez Cathy Lott Sue Love Paula McCallum Gerald McKnight Linda Mahlmann Minnie Muniz Ronnie Maxwell fnot shownj r '-Q W! K if fs Q ek 1 3 r 9 xB 5 X C H' m 'Q . f ? X f Q A X L ,mu P Vk1J H g g 5 1f7 b.,. 5 if H Y WM' r .. 3 1 1 Above: Lige Murray Raleigh Ochoa Richard Pate Debbie Pearson Brian Peterson Carroll Petrosky Glenda Pope Patsy Rhea Mark Russell S f ,, , fi XC 5 . : Vb'V ,Q f lrhi Cherry Sandberg J Beverley Schneider V Q I an Sloan f 1 P Ronald Smith Billy Stubble fie ld Willing workers in the Library Club are Freshmen Becky : Teele and Ian Douglas. m:l William Swafford CQ Becky Teele l i' Claudia True P Bobby Vernengo Rebecca Villarreal 'Mike Vogler Isabell Villarreal Peggy White Jenny Williams Barbara Wood Myra Young , fx' gig ,us . 4 ' C f ssse e Cf. .. 11 . 'fy N ' ' ,, C l ,yse rf -f r , ,C in ,R V, , -QQ XC, ,. C , P - , 'V M if C V i ' fl C ' P-' 'ai C..f f m xv .CCCC V Civf. H , V41 il V ' , , f sv-- - aigy iif li A244 C fix e 'sCl A C, We QC f G. H. . are remembered and appreciated by all. Amelio Richarte George Kidd 48 -John Jackson and Rufus Davis have the difficult task of clean- ing up after Bus Drivers Theo Schaare Oscar Anderson Secretaries Bill Waggoner Ray Walden Custodicms Cooks Secretaries, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Stewart are qualified workersg efficient and pleasant to all of us. Lunchroom ladies are Mrs. Ekdahl, Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. Reed. They work hard to please us. -I r Q IEEE? -V . f ,M ffi. ww 4,3 gee, 4533 x ' V, 55451 Q 1 '- N 'QNL f -wwg:--V m f 'Ca L Q, , gg Y N., ':- , ' . 1 23+-gi . 3 fy.: K Mm MM 4 Plays are great fun when you get to stand up to read your lines, as these English II students of Mrs. Hindelang are doing. At right: A person's hobby usually makes a good topic for an oral theme, These 7th grade students all had lively talks. t..J:-afmsuisaf English and Spanish Mrs. Sanders provides even more fun, for these students got to go to the stage. One of the experiences that nearly all Freshman enjoy is the reading of David Copperfield. Mrs. Armstrong's English, as represented by these hard working students of 7-1 section, is a real work period. The panel discussion in Mrs. Springer's English 3 are never as deadly dull as these expressions would indicate! The topic, Immigration, was a serious one. Oral interpretation of material in Calvacade' magazine and - - - silent personal enjoy- ment. Both Spanish teachers, Mrs McCoy and Mrs Jones beheve ln practicing Spanish conversations through skits History Mr. Williamson demonstrates to these American History students how a guillotine works. These 8th graders of Mr. Fisk study what is needed to form a more perfect union. E The flags that have flown over Texas is the 2 history topic in Mrs. Iones's 8th grade class. Mr, Stelzer points out in- teresting places in Europe to these Sophornores. Study Hall In study hall some students study - - - some dor1't, as we see here, Mrs. Ruth Carlson, study hall teacher. Improve every minute with Typical study habits of Freshman, revealed by candid camera, magazines! Carl receives a lollipop from Mrs. Carlson for an all A report card. 53 Ag. boys are mounting trophies shot by themselves and anyone else who would donate one. Homemaking Betty Klepac shows almost pro- fessional skill in cake decora- tion. Jackie and Pud show off the antlers they got this fall while Al shows Mr. Cairnes' prize specimen. Agriculture Being a seamstress re- quires patience and determination. Joy holds both of these in her possession. These garments were for her little sister's introduc- tion to the sand pile society. Looks like Mrs. McClain is being bribed with goodies prepared by members of home- making class. f f Bookkeeping and Physical Education I is fi Marvin White explains a point to the Bookkeeping class, using the chart to illustrate. A Peggy Caddell has some- thing of great importance to tell this freshman line of goal shooting experts, Junior Julie Bohanan seems definitely pleased with her last shot. lt's no trouble at all to make a pyramid in Miss Ringness's P. E, class with strong, agile, well bal- anced 'lth grade girls. 55 Science and Math Some members of Mr, Hakes 3rd and 6th period physical science making carbon dioxide. Below: Talk break in Mr. Gentry's Science class. Lower left: Juniors and Sophomores learn to dissect in Mr. Tippett's Biology. Mr, Tippett - or the balloon - seems to attract hordes of young girl stu- dents, Lower right: Mr. Thompson's 7th grade science class. 'XX c r Mathematics in Mr. Gibb's class can cause deep thought to the very best brains! The gadget on the desk shows these upperclass students a drawing or a problem very clearly when the image is projected on the screen, ,,,. new 1' .mf Si1ima?mHusemusz:iiavf12ws2wer!mtsemmze Ss QAt lefty Don't let Doris's contemplative expression delude you. She really comes up with a quick answer in math. Oh, dear, why do freshmen have to un- derstand about sets? 57 Even though Mrs, Mc- Clain does have a paddle in her hand she wou1dn't hit her dear, perfect 8th graders. These studious freshmen seem to know a lot about algebra! N f iluwsom, fr 1 MR. BIRKELBACI-I - B. A. and Master of Education degree, Southwestern Uni- versityg General Math, Algebra Ig Head Football Coach. MR. JAMES CAIRNES - B. S. degree, Texas A8LMg Vocational Agricul- ture, Sponsor of F.F.A. MRS. COMINOTTO - B.B.A. and M.B.A. , University of Texas, Commercial Subjectsg Co-Sponsor of The Eagle g Coach for Shorthand and Typing for I. S. L. MR. DENHAM - B.S. degree, S.W.T.S.C.g Boy's P.E.g A Team Basketball Coach. - N. MR. SAM GIBBS:- B. A. and B.S. degrees, University of Texas, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Co-Sponsor of Science and Math Club. Coach for Number Sense, Slide Rule. MR. HAKES - B.A. degree, University of Texas, M.A. degree, Texas A. 84 l.g Physics, Physical Science, Chemistry, Algebra Ig Co-Spon- sor of Science and Math Club. Coach for Science. ,Q .. fm -I . ,, f ff -1 ifkfgf .mr . , Qiawriiiilf - , R., ....r. , Q X is . 4 3+ A :N fl-J'i.4f A .Q M., , - ,W 'N -la., 5f,.,,m . Q, K if iw mv 2 ,gs 5 4 sr .ismggg 1' Q i :mbsf LQ Ms sw BF ,, ig vim M. f ff if jf 5 q 15 fri? , ,a S Wg fr rf 5 . r Wi irgilgig 1 2 ggi f EMJXSQ gg ,, 1,555 ff.: .WY . wffwff xr. yf 4fZf,rf55ffl -' F tisgi51?aQs.fiss'f.,,rif,.2.falzirriflfffa , .1 5 fa ,G f is Ax 5 Here are the men and women who, while being good citizens of Z Georgetown, do so much for our school. Z 59 MRS. HINDELANG - B.A. degree, Trinity University, English Il,Ill,IVg Spon- sor of National Honor Society. MRS. MCCOY - B.A. degree, Centenary College, Spanish I,IIg Sponsor of P. A. S.F., Coach for Declaimers for Interscholastic League. MISS MASON - B.S. degree, Mary Hardin Baylor, Homemaking, Co-Sponsor of F. H. A. MRS. MAPLES - B.S., M.A. degree of Library Science, East Texas Stateg Librarian. MR. MERRILL - Bach. of Music Education, N.T.S.C.g Masters degree, North- western University, Band Director. MISS RINGNESS - B.S. degree, Mary Hardin Baylor, Physical Education Co-Sponsor of Tennis and Volleyball Clubs. MRS. SPRINGER - B.A. degree, Baker Universityg English Ill,lV, Speechg Sponsor of Soc 'n' Buskin. MR. STELZER - B.S. and Master of Education degree, University of Texasg World History, Civicsg Assistant Football Coach. MR. TIPPITT - B.A. degree, University of Texas, Physical Science, Biology, Co-Sponsor of Student Council. MISS WILCOX - B.A. degree, Southwestern Universityg English LII, Co-Sponsor of Eagle. Spelling Coach for interscholastic League. MR. WILLIAMSON - B.A. degree, University of Texas, American History, Governmentg Co-Sponsor of Tennis Club and Student Council. MRS. WOODLIEF - B.S. degree, University of Texas, Homemaking, Co-Sponsor of F.H.A. and F.N.A. C Q 51, v g 1 X - ,1 M 2 2 ' S4 ' 5 fl Q ii f aw A 2 I i .5 f T , me ,S X, 13. , 6 in 7' ,- Q F' -,Mqfp 2 Eagle BRIAN ADKINS, senior tackle. A Team under the direction of Mr. Birkelbach and Mr, Stelzer. CRAIG GLASSCOCK, senior guard, A11District All Cen- Tex JIMMY PETERSON senior fullback A11D1str1ct TOMMY DOERFLER, senior halfback 62 RAY BRAUN, senior halfback BRUCE EVANS, junior quarterback, 2nd team, A11-District CLYDE STOVAL, junior end, 2nd team, A11-District DAVID BURSON, senior end JERRY MOORE, senior back, tackle PETE SANDOVA L, halfback RICHARD HAMILTON, junior end Q BILL ELLIOTT, junior guard KENNETH LEFNER, junior tackle, A11-District JACK PURE, quarterback junior MADISON BARRINGTON, senior end 63 BOB IO NES sophomore, end CARL KILPA TRICK, senior end, All-District CHARLES SCHNEIDER, junior end ,TOE LOVE, junior guard 2nd team All-District 64 DONNIE WHITAKER, junior center 2nd team All-District CHUCK FORBES, senior tackle 1 963 McGregor O Lampasas 29 Round Rock '7 Llano O Luling O Elgin 0 Del Valle O Giddings O 'f MELVIN JACOB, senior tackle Season Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown JOHNNY SHARP, junior guard KENNETH TIDWELL, Jumor tackle DON NIE HOLCOMB, sophomore halfback LEE GIDDINGS, sophomore center DA VID LINDELL, junior guard 1963 Season Lockhart George to wn Taylor George to wn ERNEST BIZZELL semor CCIIIBI PA UL PARTAIN Juruor guard Eagle A M Squad Fletcher, Stone, Reeder, Kauffman, Coronado, Penjosky, Wuthrich, Zavala, Smith, Murray Beckman, Sloan, Pate. Keith. Eagle FFB77 Team Swafford, Kreger, McKnight, Forbes. Burk, Bell, Lefner, Stark, Murray, Bobbit, Chambers . f--- ' f ML f- -' W mw1r,mwqmmm f fAr54wgaxaffm7fw 1 'Qfa wma. Aleman, Doerfler, Baker, Davis. Mullins, Glass, R. Ochoa, Holloway, Tubbs Miller, G. Zavala, Berkman, Adkins, - Carothers, Evans, - Gardner, Ochoa, Holmstrom. The Bn Team, Under the direction and coaching of Mr. Milton Denham had a very fine season with 6 wins and 2 losses. Eagle B 9' Squad ' , fe11t'1inm 'a 4MK ,gr- .M.,. i I f 5 , 1' J, -W 5 'ff QQ.-2-if 5 , fd' M 35 E i 3 if 3 2 13 sl ..,. YL , 5 f, 1 V 2 'fx 1 'Iv Pt' 99 A Team, Basketball 4 I DONNY HOLCOMB 68 ! '! ,K Ky MELVIN ,TACOB 4 I 1 I 1' KENNETH LEFN ER 2 4 1 4- 4 w RALPH RUSSELL NIKKI SA NDBERG 'ff JACK PURL , .L,. V. N , N 4 Sf L L LL ff' ' Rx ' 51 X xx f -'-- , YYY 1 - C OA CH MILTON DENH AM HOWARD NEITSCH BRUCE EVANS J B 79 Team Basketball TOP ROW: Rudy Alemon, Larry Tonn, Richard Bost, David Adkins, Eddie Lefner, Gilbert Schwausch, Johnny Sharpe, Arthur Bobbitt. MIDDLE ROW: Coach George Thompson, Larry Holloway, Jerry McKnight, Jan Doug- las, Doyle Stone, Lee Evans, Wilbert Schwausch, Raleigh Ochoa. BOTTOM ROW: Carroll Petrosky, Walter Doerfler, Mitchell Beckman, Steve Kreger, Russell Ochoa, Tim Bell, Danny Doering. COACH GEORGE THOMPSON This year G.H.S. sponsored a basketball tournament: First Place: Florence Second Place: Del Valle Third Place: Kyle Consolation: Giddings .Mm A.. Yfa-:wer wmwwf, wwf . - - 'f'w,J1 rfmn3b5i' , , F1315 Wk . ww wh.1s1zz,.v,.wsm.Q:w'5z9wwImxMv1uQm29iHi 2L,ffm:,Wm-1.fsE1b 'Q Track FIRST ROW: C. Carothers, R. Pate, R. Tubbs, C. Wuthrich, L. Zavala, T. Doerfler, L. Holloway, H. Coro- nado, R. Braun, W. Doerfler. SECOND ROW: C. Petrosky, P. Sandoval, G. Zavala, C. Kilpatrick, A. Kauff- man, J. Glass, C. Stovall, J. Litzler, T. Bell, L. Reeder. THIRD ROW: J. Peterson, L. Giddings, J. Moore, G. Martinka, B. Giddings, B. Elliott, B. Jones, C. Glasscock, D. Burson, Coach Fritz Stelzer. A11 groups have their leaders, and this group of outstanding students have se- lected themselves as track meh worthy of notice. Track man - CARL KILPATRICK I Q COA CH FRITZ STELZER S2 S AY: f? r L 73C Tennis Above and at Right: Boys' Singles and Doubles pictured in their groups. T stands for Tennis. This year Georgetown has one of the greatest tennis teams in Central Texas. They will prove it when they get to District. The Aerie staff wishes each of you good luck! Above: The officers of the 1963-64 Tennis Club. They are as follows: C. Forbes - Pres. , L. Reavis - Treas., C. Lawhon -4 Sec. , R. Giddings - Reporter, and R. Bost - V. Pres. 74 Above: Mr. Williamson, boy's Tennis advisor. Club Above: Miss Ringness, Girls' Tennis Coach. Above and at Left: Gir1's Singles and Doubles pictured in groups. Above: The entire 1963-64 G.H.S. Tennis Club 75 1 4 J 1 A TEAM VOLLEYBALL: S. Mickan, E. Miller, R. Kauffman, M. True, P. Laubach - Co-Captainsg P. Bloomquist, P. Bohannan, A. Fox, and L. Schwausch. Valle ball B TEAM VOLLEYBALL: P. Blackwell, S. Dunlop, N. Powers, C. Kolinek, L. Peterson - Co-Captainsg L. Mahlmann, D. Schneider, and S. Rodriquez. 3 W 76 1 Honors These lovely young ladies have gathered in the Wallace Giddings' Japanese Garden to introduce our Honor's section. Ch 04' 59 S 4 Band S h Susan Gamble S555 g!', I, 1 P ,4. ,, ff 6 P Qi? hl xg S 11, Pggy G X 1 . E is 8 Q ? 22 si 3 if E Candidate for Football Queen Linda Cewenka, Missy True, Becky Brown, Sharon Lawhon are pictured in the living room of the First Methodist parsonage. www veg ,wwe 1.7 I. Q., nk ..,, ,..x ,115 .Q 1 . L , ,W gi 7 ',3gi:e3gsa - 4 , Mfv-sw: ' glww- an Mr. and Miss G.H.S. Tomngy Doerfler and Becky Brown Honored by being selected as nominees for the title of Mr. and Miss Georgetown High Schoo1 are these outstanding members of the Senior Class of 1964. Joyce Langenegger, Melvin Jacob, Susan Gamble, Brian Adkins, Rebecca Kauffman, Bob Giddings, Linda Reavis, and Craig Glasscock are certainly representative stu- dents and are worthy of the honor, as were some others who were close runner-ups in faculty voting. Mr. and Miss GHS on opposite page were selected by vote of the student body from among those nominated by the faculty. Candidates for Mr. and Miss G.H.S. 83 All Av Grades sEN1oRs SCh0lClStiC Johnnie Hutte, Walterene Burk, Judy Mahlmann, Pa- tricia Laubach, Becky Brown, Carolyn Kolinek, Joyce Langenegger, Nikki Sand- berg, Richard Bost, at right. Jill Conoley, our first girl serni-finalist in the Merit Scholarship Examinations. Jill has received a schol- arship from Antioch College, which she will attend next year. Jill also received an award of merit as an outstanding English student from the National Council of English. SENIORS WHOSE GRADES AVERAGE A Julia Eanes, Beverley Gervasi, Linda Reavis, Brian Adkins, Bob Giddings, Bonnie Lesch- ber, Elaine Miller, Nova Powers, Janis Miller, Vivian Ickes, Melvin Jacob. First Semester subjects. SOPHOMORES Linda Mcllhaney, Connie Foster, Vernelle Munson, June Birkelbach, Rita Longino, Edith Domel, Steve Kreger, Sara Hausenfluke, Larry Berkman, Howard Neitsch. IUNIGRS appear with National Honor Society, pages 122 and 123, since probable members of Honor So- ciety are in this group. HIGHEST AVERAGE IN their respective classes for 1963: Cherry Sandberg, 8th gradeg Gary Pickett, 7th grade, John Clifford, sophomore, Nikki Sandberg, juniorg Con- nie Foster, freshman. ALL A FRESHMEN Linda Domel, Joyce Henderson, Eric Girvin, Cherry Sandberg, Stephen Behold, David Clifford, Billy Stubble field, David Adkins, Woodie Baker. D.A.R. and ptimist Awards ship, and good citizen- ship, the D.A.R. Award was presented to Peggy Green. The Optimist Club stimulated our school by sponsoring a Youth Appreciation week. Out- standing members of all school organizations were honored, and good citizens from some of the classes were nominated by their classmates. Beth Couch, -7th grade, was nominat- ed by Karen Miller. Jan Sloan, freshman, was nominat- ed by Shirley Ickes. For dependability, leader- Optimist's Best Citizenship Award was presented to Melvin Jacobs who was nominated by Bonnie Leschber. Although Melvin here studies The Signs of Shock, he had to admit, un- der pressure, that his selection for the honor wasn't really so surprising. This fine group of Young Texan Award nominees were Bob Gid- dings and Bill Elliot. 86 students wrote es- says on What the Flag Means to Me. vu Orators are Rich- ard Bost, Beverly Gervasi, and Bob Giddings. 5aSw:X' fxamasssiws 'fs ' was - , -2 ex? Naifg,-if is '52 ii' 1 -,Q A Q pf f' ff Activities A typical scene in the lives of prospective Cheerleaders and Student Council officers is the hustle and bustle of sign hanging during the week of the elections. 87 Assemblies Joyce Langenegger was the recipient of The Betty Crocker Award. This award is presented yearly to the senior girl making the highest grade on a homemaking test sent by the company. Connie Foster sang a solo at the Christ- mas assembly. Seniors receiving Choir pins at the Christmas assembly. All the seniors were honored in this manner to show 3 appreciation for their choir membership. Solos were also sung by Sara Hausenfluke and Beverley Gervasi. -. Q., Do you remember? Taylor does. l 1 The basketball team clobbered the faculty. Williamson - Where 's the ball? Scarcello - I thought you were the ball! Miss Wilcox caught Mary Jo and Greg sneaking off to lunch! This jack-of-all-trades, Sam The Pinstripes alias The 4.9 alias The Oxford Five g etc. ,etc. Known to us as The Group. Gainer, performed for us one Friday. Junior High athletes receiving Mr. Williams and His Corny Four, whose favorites are In the Good Ole Summer- time and Shine On Harvest Moon, per- formed with The Group. football sweatshirts. These glamorous girls were contestants in the District 20-AA Beauty Contest. Miss Georgetown , the winner of the 20-AA Beauty Contest, The reason for the varied expressions??? They're leading Give 'em the Blue. This little witch invaded the Lockhart pep rally at the courthouse and mixed a potion for our team. How did these petite females cage Cheerleaders lead cheers in front of Eagle Fight Never Dies. that ferocious wildcat? PCP Stephen - Come, come Richard . . . he'd rath- er do it himself E At these outside rallies, someone may try to tend to someone elses' business, Elgin was a real pushover! Casey's Coffins, They are fine. Made with steel and cg, brass and twine, IQ 4. 4 f' Rallies Amid the Beat Taylor signs, the cheerleaders relax. it t A K l Yearly episode when the teachers put on a skit at a pep rally . . . usually the Beat Taylor rally, This year they advertised for the Casey Coffin Company, which was eager to bury Taylor! Iarrel enjoys his lunch under the super- President Hams is showing off the prize vision of the Eagle chef. awarded to the band for their sign in the Sym - nmmmmmmmsemmwsesw-M.,,L:mg-., . . .fr f tr., uf-me f 1-uun Q:tffmr-.tara Good B0yS at 5116 Football Banquet are inspected by Coach Birk and Maestro Scarcella Candles, attractlve decorations, good tood, speeches and small talk took place at the tables. A few people needed extra snacks Clever decoratlons w1th the help of the cheerleaders. Below: Chow hounds, photog- rapher's pals and smooth dancers. ew-1-mng .slsug Thi? Annual SKU? Dinner began with appetizers in the living room, and after this members lined up at the buffet. Ti if Connie and Johnnie admire Mrs. McClain's glass Christmas Tree. Even serious-minded people who work on the annual staff get the giggles occasionally. All's well that ends welll K' CD 1, , QNAUJJ I . l iff I- NX '7 va-Q' fglf I --s---ww finer mi-A if-r if or A Mm... aa. wamwm:r,wsm1mWe.mmw. Pa TZ Page This is a snowball party. Remember? Bunco game - Senior party. ' , ...M K Cast and crew of SEVEN SISTERS after the play. mm Handsome Senior, Bob Giddings Tomato juice, and it wasn't even my table! Above - Old fashioned waitresses - F.H.A. Below - Vivian Ickes - F.H.A. Ideal Homemaker .Q ,--, ., , , , ,,,f.a-m-mxw v- --f .. ...., Girls 9 Sports Clear the landing strip! Get set! Go! Volleyball C Team Spike 'em out! Aim high! Winning Junior team Looks like Jerry tried too hard! Don't fall, Sandria! X : J Ng X X , FN N Gia? ALM r ls fm? my gt XNQJ KV' lxtffx -J, so -XJ' M N N mom ' Ok Corich Lefner tells the girls how fine they look. sk FX -X rfxdjx ly U Powder Pu jf Football Game The girls wore well-fitted jerseys Now girls, 1et's watch those elbows funior Debutantes Below: girls learn the plays, then practice them, ,. 1-la8.p,..1rz Senior Hillbillies 97 School Pla 5 Continue to Develop Talent. Student Director Paul Partain reels off a few rules for the freshman cast of Nobody Sleeps. Characters: Eric Girvin, Cathy Lott, Becky Teele, Lee Evans, Claudia True, Joyce Henderson, Tommy Forbes, Woodie Baker. These clever poster girls even sewed cloth costumes to help ad- vertise Seven Sisters. If Paul were just wearing a checked coat and an eye shade he could pass for a Hollywood director. He's certainly got the right attitude. i 1 r N We'd like to shine a little light and spread a little glory over the workers shown on these two pages. In order for a play to succeed, someone must make the public want to attend, hence the publicity committee, shown with posters. Someone has to alter, sew up, rip out, re-make and press! When the actors prance upon the stage, part of their glamour is due to such diligent girls as these ofthe costume crew. Too bad this play Just won t go right No one s in character' Guess we ll Just have to give up Or maybe we can Just all try harder 3 r i The lighting crew, below, light the way for others, and use their skill to help create an atmosphere. Such workers are seldom seen or praised. So here's a small bouquet for these technicians. Entrants in the Waco High School Speech, Tournament learned many valuable lessons. We honor these en- trants for their school spirit and their willingness to devote their time to preparing for the contest. Right: Four senior debaters, Julia Eanes, Joyce Langenegger, Willie Hausenfluck, and Brian Ad- kins here appear to be in a friendly argument, but at the tournament they met opponents who were not so friendly, nor were the judges as understanding and sympathetic as their sponsor, Mr. Tippitt. These cocky play-boys and girls weren't quite so cocky when competing in Prose Interpretation and Oratory against a thousand other contestants from ninety-four other schools. Their wobbly legs left them much too weak to slit their own throats with swords. These heros and heroines are Beverley Gervasi, John Clifford Qcenter, front, who trium- phantly moved into the semi-finals in Original Oratoryy, Linda Hubbard, Paul Partain, Brian Ad- kins, and Bob Giddings. I00 Duet Acting was the classification that Clifford Lang- ford and Linda Reavis chose to enter. Here they are try ing to get into the mood to portray an old gentleman and lady in a cutting from the play A Sunny Morning! .t Q. K H: - s , A 7 21 Schedule for Senior High Advisory - Activity Period MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY i 'Qs Qu? QF' ,P 22 QQ On this 0I'gal'Liza1fi0n, Diyigign Pagg we have shown an important officer of the various organi- zations on the calendar according to their respective meeting days. ln the last column are placed pic- tures of one person from each class who is the Annual Staff's choice for Good Citizen for his class. Pic- tured from l to r: Melvin Jacobs - Pres. Student Council, Bob Giddings - Pres. National Thespians, Walterene Burk - Pres. FHA, Brian Adkins - Pres. PASF, Martin Aleman - Annual Staff Sr. Good Citi- zen, Charles Forbes - Pres. Sr. Class, Rudy Aleman - Pres. Library Club, Truett Parsons - Reporter Sci- ence and Math Club, Shirley Martinka - Pres. FNC, Sharon Mickan - Annual Staff Jr. Good Citizen, Kenneth Lefner - Jr. Class Pres., Jill Conoley, Richard Oliveri, Co-Editors The Eagle, Richard Bost - Vice Pres. Tennis Club, Kathy Morgan - Annual Staff Soph. Good Citizen, Johnny Gamble - Soph. Class Pres., Bill Elliot - Vice Pres. Soc 'n' Buskin, Craig Glasscock - Vice Pres. National Honor Society, Linda Hugland - Pres. Blue Wings, Claudia True - Annual Staff Freshman Good Citizen, David Adkins - Fresh. Class Pres., Janis Williams - Editor The Aerie, Joe Love - FFA Pres., Sandra Bohm - Annual Staff 8th Grade Good Citizen, Rita Archer - Annual Staff 7th Grade Good Citizen. My TW? .. .4 eggs . utr? gi W vgl if 5 5 2 ,K A 25 IOI Stabffor STANDING, from left: Susan Woolseyg Ierrel Kingg Sarah Gutierrezg Johnnie Hutte, Business Managerg Bobby Chambersg Renee Friersong Janis Williams, Editorg and Joyce H16 yearbook, Langenegger, The Aerie SEATED: Cormie Foster and Mrs. McClain, sponsor. Not shown are artists Bill Elliott and Pete Sandoval. l02 , V 1' T ul Eagle Echo Staff This picture was originally planned to dis- play the co-editors Jill Conoley and Richard Oliveri, and to give recognition to the co- sponsors, Mrs. Cornminotto and Miss Wilcox However, as it happened, we have the busi- ness manager, Brian Adkins, also present, So here they are . . . give honor as honor is due! This is the hardworking staff that slaves every month to produce the Eagle for your information and enjoyment, ' Georgetown High School A Cappella Choir This year our choir boasts four members in the A11 Stare Choirg Clifford Langford, Johnny Gamble, Sara Hausenfluke and Peggy Green Brian Adkins hits a low bass note as he leads his bass section at their rehearsal. These songsters are gathered by the prpe organ 111 the First Reg1onalCho1r Members lnclude C Langford B. Adkins, C. Forbes P Green B Swltzer L Reavrs J Gamble, S. Hansen- I05 This group of majorettes clustered around the drum major contributed grace and rhythm to each pep rally when they performed, and at ball games they marched, performed at the half and in general boosted the image of our school. Many long hours of practice goes into achieving even a small measure of their art. Below: HEAD MAJORETTE, Susan Gamble DRUM MAJOR, Jerreu King i X numb 5? Alternate majorette, Renee Frierson, was always ready and willing to assist, and to fill in when need- ed. Here's a cheer for Renee, who kept the ranks filled when sickness took its toll. l 963 -64 Tw irlers Left: Mary Guthrie, junior Right: Betty Cooper, senior Left, below: Sue Hoffman, junior Center: Vernelle Munson, sophomore Right, below: Janis Williams, senior BAND OFFICERS President Randall Ihrns Secretary Mary Guthrie Librarian I une Chance Reporter Becky Switzer Drum Major Ierrel King Student Conductor Peggy Green Band Director William C. Merrell I08 Senior Members With Band Jackets . E' Wy, The 1963-64 Georgetown Eagle Band Students of C-,H,S, are very proud of their band, which, under the superb direction of Mr. William C, Merrell, has seen many improvements in the past year. f Clarinet Quartette: Charlotte Brock, Rita Woodwind Quintette: Shirley Mr, William Merrell, band Longino, Ann Lind, Cherry Sandberg. Nobles, Don Nobles, Claudia True, director. Becky Teele, Ann Lind. Solo and for Band We proudly present our District Winners: Shirley Nobles, Brian Evans, David Clif- ford, Randall Ihms, Rita Longino. John Clifford, Truett Parsons, Claudia True, Larry Cloud. . f ff: ,,,, .v '- i ,f . f,tru,.-1-51.-ezaffgafwsegsgrgggggtagggssesstfrsseazstsfsiiisiarzmrertamm Saxophone Quartetteg Karen Roe, Billy Stubblefield, Peggy Green, Robyn Hodges. Brass Sextette: Brian Evans, Charles Forbes, Claudia True, John Clifford, Larry Cloud, Eddie Blanton. Solos: Brian Evans, ,TerrelK1ng Greg Lyman Richard Bost Stephen Benold, Kenneth Forswall Shirley Nobles Rita Longino, Peggy Green Truett Parsons Larry Cloud Richard Oliveri. Brass Sextet: Eddie Blanton, Stephen Benold, Debbie Carlson, John Gamble, Darrell Holmquist David Clifford. Woodwind Quintette Dee Dunman Flute Trio: Sylvia Kimbro, Peggy Bonnie Harris Sharon Lawhon Sara Caddell, Jenny Williams. ,SJNw'52f if Q CO-HEA D: Rebecca Kauffman Linda Reavis Being a cheerleader is much much fun, and oh, so much work! There is practice, more practice, words to memorize, motions to perfect, muscles to train, signs to make, trips to take, discipline to follow. We a real debt of gratitude, owe our cheerleaders Susan Woolsey Cheerleaders 7 ii fs' N, gf f ,fra fe: ffm. ,Zi WY-,,7,,g1 :wif ,.- ' as s....,...,J 2 32155921 QW 5 sw, ,H 3 2 v' 3 im Lsmfdm fav 22 2 3 Q in Q sf , , 3 2cMH,Wiz,,f6ia messes gm, S Q ,I Q wir 9' isqggjfswm ix , ,r,,.,,,,r.5,1a, 2 , f M 22,22 B 4 1 is Qi ,, Q, K M sh H .9 1. , W my P5582 M3255 I 15252533 3 W .SMH Q M f , i 4 1 wg' 1 Q , Q , , ka 'Q W N 'Q K , 5 8 ? 1 Missie True On Fridays Lhese girls, with their sprightly costumes, skits, whim sies and noise, helped build our spirit, our desire to win, and our confidence in our team and our school! Science and Math Shown with their spon- sors Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Hakes. They are all very intellectual and dignified, of course. Mr. Gibbs just happen- ed to assume a penguin pose. Library Club The Library Club which meets with Librarian Mrs, Ma- ples about once a month. Their pur- pose is to advance their library skills and to discuss good books. OUZCGTS Bob Giddings - President Brain Adkins - Vice President Truett Parsons - Reporter Beverly Gervasi - Secretary Qnot sho wnj II5 Future Farmers of America Above shown on the first row are the officers - Larry Reeder - Senti- nelg Howard Neitsch - Reporterg Ronald Lehman - Treasurerg Becky Brown - Sweetheartg Johnny Holmstrom - Secretaryg Charles Schnei der - Vice Presidentg Douglas Ischy - Third-Vice Presidentg Gilbert Ischy - Second-Vice Presidentg and Mr. Cairnes - Advisor. Joe Love - President R U Johnny I-Iolrnstrom - Champion Southdown lamb , H . .,,, , r , , , ,, X. . Johnny Holmstrom - Champion fine wool A1 Kauffman - fine wool Randy Edgar - Champion Rambouillet Marvin White - fine wool Joe Love - medium wool mammaif.-wmaiwnmwawzzgua-em:5:1 I,'awe-.:a1fzf,f-f-M1mewa,mm,mmQww-wmv:mmsiswxfwwwmmmamfgwQyamef.: wwzawu-nuff -Lf.f.f. ,.--. .,-. : vw. f - ws- F -.'... .11-1f,.f.-gg: ir-if-fro.-,11fz,'f .avi:-,:-wm1..f.nun-1 Marvin White and Arthur Mullins - Medium wool Charles Schneider - Grand Champion Brahma heifer Martin Jansen - Grand Champion fine wool in Taylor show ff-y ,nnqgnnnl amuummax ----v:m f. Y Aw -1 Entering auditorium FHA. Convention in Dallas, 1963 Girls shopping at Neiman Marcus. gasoline '? F H .A. Assembly Efficient F. H. A. members! In need of Sisterly love! Trisha and Becky Brown. Scenes from the F. H.A. Assembly, '63. Original music-makers! Girl or Boy? Well, it's I I9 .Jolly Ann, a good sport! F.H.A. Officers From left: Loretta Schwausch, 4th Vice.g Sharon Mickan, 2nd Vice.g Becky Brown lst V1ce Walterene Burk PICS1 dentg Ann Lind, Parliamentariang Patricia Laubach, Historiang Bonnie Leschber Secretary Linda Noack Points Chair mang Linda Hugland, Pianistg Carolyn Ickes, 5th Vice.g Trisha Brown, Song Leader Not shown V1v1an Ickes 3rd Vice,g Gwen Etheredge, Treasurer. aWs1f41z.4G1.'p..,-'1- 'K M r ' f ' DEMONSTRATIONS by VISITORS for F.H.A. MEMBERS. Q i 4' Q5 NEW YN Q09 Ox- Q. ' 7 'lf 2 3 A-, 70 3,1 ' f 0 .2 I 2 i ps: 45 xo 0 O Almost ready for the 1964 Style Show! Boy am I glad it's over with! Don't you think we look pretty It's almost my turn to walk out in these self made styles? on stage, and, of course, I'm nervous. F,H,A, girls are giving a salad demonsuation, ff y :zu W 2 W 1 wi' as fwfr: 9 is A .- We BW '55 we W sy na 1 National Honor SOCI:6iy members are Becky Brown, Wal terene Burk, Sponsor, Mrs. Hindelang, Caroline Kolinek, Craig Glasscock, Susan Gamble, Judy Mahlmann, Joyce Langen- egger, Vivian Ickes, Bob Giddings, Patsy Laubach, Linda Reavis. Officers are Linda Reavis - Secretary Bob Giddings - President Melvin Jacob - Treasurer Craig Glasscock - Vice President Picture taken in the conference room of the Citizens State Bank. Xl!! Q 1 n 'gf 1- l? ,xx T Q 1 -td lherels No Use Lym' Q . 1 . I - x i These straight A Juniors, Sharon Mickan, Linda Noack, John Clifford, Bill Elliott are possible prospects for Honor Society in regard to scholastic rating. However, Honor Society members are also chosen on the basis of character, leader- ship, and service. Every year the teachers select 11070 of the Junior Class to be initiated and enough Seniors to complete the 15070 quota the Senior Class is allowed. There are no more pictures I23 tudent Council S6l7,aZ0r5,' Above: Patsy Laubach, Beverly Gervasi, John Clifford, Brian Adkins in the jury box in Rebecca Kauffman. the County Court Below: Mary Guthrie, Joyce Langenegger, Richard Oliveri, Carolyn room- Kolinek, Sandra Richter. X Ai. mm 'if' f,9wMa52i4ffY'w 1mfQ - in :K - 1 ' President: Melvin Jacob First Vlce President Craig Glasscock Third Vice President: Becky Brown Secretary: Joh nnie Hutte Parliamentarianz Clifford Langford Council Officers Second Vice President Trisha Brown Treasurer: Linda Reavis I25 Omcers of Soc 'N7 Baskin Bob Giddings - President, Clifford Langford - Reporter, Susan Gamble - Secretary, Julia Eanes - Scribe, Linda Hubbard Historian, Peggy Green - Treasurer, Bill Elliott - Vice-President, Mrs. Springer - Sponsor. Although the background is not very clear, this picture was taken on the stage at Southwestern University. National Thespians FRONT: Doris Ischy Rebecca Kauffman Becky Switzer Linda Hubbard Beverly Gervasi Sheryl White BACK: Ronnie Longino Clifford Langford Richard Oliveri Les Girvin Bob Giddings Larry Cole And which way is Grand- B DJ m.. 'O Stop! Slow down! Be careful, You d01'1'I need to creep along at 20 miles per hour, Beverly plays the domineering wife. While telling about her hus- band's vision of a unicorn, Beverly convinces psychia- trist, Becky, and guard, Richard, that she is the one who's nuts. These Soc'n'Buskin members participated in A Thurber Carnival, which they skillfully demonstrated at the Speech Conference in Austin. NCIS 4.41 I'm afraid it is going to be dangerous! It looks like a duodenal cirrosos of the co lon with complication of emphasematic respirations in the bronchial region of the larnyx. Q . A TNURS CARHWA - ,.,-.,..w4faf ,fs,.:,:Z:: ,. - -. 1 'af ,si . ,V N 5f ' I' fi?Q222iE21?ESa'1ii2!ZHff'iiS1 ,445Q:,3?CS3tSiaii' '1Hi?eWY5A?i' T' Q- f ' 'Sf' 'Zi 5-'fffiiifl' V L i'f5L:i2'1'f--,iii if Pan ,A' f MQQQ - ' , , 734 ff A merzcan ., fi? Pres.: R Brian Adkins v i t -r, 6? ,S ,gi W , x i Student A Forum 5 up if. I 3? Sponsor: Mrs. 'Kilt ' V McCoy M sFL'g's: K. 'lf ' 'A s aff fr ,' fl l 5 'Q' e 157' ef x W if N, ' . K , 4 rs yi. K S T- y M ,ga K ' JI 1 1' - '?1f ? 4 ' ' f f S x ,.., , XM, N J, f xg, it by H, A :J w if Secretary: Susan Gamble Scribe: Ray Hodges State Coordinator: Carolyn Kolinek f fjy Vice President: Patsy Laubach Treasurer: Clifford Langford Reporter: Becky Switzer Could Ray be a rose between two thorns? Susan - I wish people would answer roll. Gregory is really raking in the money! Pobre muchacha Becky! Delegates to the Convention: Martin Alemon Becky Switzer it , -:Wxtfi'f'ff 4k I , J WM, .WW .,,, ,,a...t,.,,,,,m an v Future Nurses Club Officers of the Future Nurses Club are posed in front of the Georgetown Medical and Surgical Clinic. From left to right the officers are: Linda Peterson, Treasurerg Danette Ray - Scribeg Judy Mahlrnann, Vice-Presidentg Shirley Martinka, Presidentg Linda Ekdahl, Points Chairmang Mary Io Copeland, Secretary, These Future Nurses Club members are serving the hospital and their Community through worthy projects, :sfma1fff f' ' W 1. ff-an - 'I 's f' -f 4 f-.hfffr'awzsmrswzimsifsafyt'-fff'tiMf:s-:r'ff:- i' tis:ewwffzataiiiwffa-'fem.a::wivN- f rwff.:-m.fsf.-J ww-f1 -safes .112 ,ewesgewusfzffwr'':t2iQ?mfs mQmt'f 'ms.-efiizu Xl V 15,54 nh sz-Nz? ffl xg igx ,733 I If-K ., vvafr- .sg ff- 19, Q., ,. 'N-arf ,' -, sk- e'?7f7 2 'E-:ig V Beth Couch Lloyd Crabb Cheryle Demsky Roger Denson Richard Diaz Randy Doering Joe Draper Charles Evans Patricia Evans Kenneth Faught Rhonda Freydenfeldt Beatriz Frias Morton Gold Bruce Guentzel Buck Guthrie I32 7 nh Grade Rita Archer Debra Bell Laurie Benold Janis Birkelbach Virginia Bishop Glendon Bohanan Wanda Brady Kay Braun Bobby Brock Wanda Brown Vernell Cain Connie Carroll Steve Chambers Stanley Champion Danny Cole Line up for your nice fresh coolade, folks! . -, --A-- 4 rw ' zs. C -5 r 'K ff.-rf 1 , . as . , 'W aw 2 5 is 4' . ,. r, 7 , . fr.. , , --.., , 912 5 if 1 9 as ' . V Betty Harris Cnot showny NO, J' Zena Harris SHOWN l ah 4 V Roberto Hernandez , wk 1494 1 Ci Harlan Holloway 355' 'r Howard Homeyer ia, as ' V Bubba Horneyer r Cecil Hoskins ' it A ,,, 51 ' A David Hutcheson Yi ? 1, Phil Ischy at nr 1,. , Marvin Jansen At ': if ge y ff Henry Jimenez - Larry Johnson g ml ' ' 7 5 . , Judyloseph Kathleen Kimbro Betty Kirk L ttyy J E ri., ati F Hewie: Please, Connie, rnayl carry your books? Connie: Well, since 1've turned both ankles, I really need help! , l 9 ' ., - -, nrqed , dk 'fi ' X' ,,.. Ee- ,,,,,,., 3, 2 4 xi . i f if 1, K., Q' 2 N V- if 1, ' 5529? nf' .5 .ami rwm..aW,,,-J 5 2 riffs, , ,J is ff , Hy a,5gsfsqf',,.sfg,' . i 1-WSW' , ' : 'YH'-fi , , Wir iam ' , , 1 -fm 'W ' ,s 5' ii 1,6 :SI ' . 55.0, M' if , ,WW r , ,M r,,. is-rm :W515 55 ,. ,, 3 WS ,. i A gr Q. w fr J t w Qi dw. assi 'vw Dorothy Kleen Henry Klepac Wanda Krantz Rudy Kveton Richard Lopez Olga Lozano Mary Ann Martinez Johnnie McCallum Larry McLaurin Diane Miller Fred Miller Karen Miller Esther Miranda Margo Mohnke Martha Morphis K' ii' 525m ., sa i Do you seniors think that 7th graders are pretty young? Well, look at these They were once a lot younger! Steve Whitfield Pamela Whitmore James Wolcott Amelia Zavala Erlinda Flores Gloria Munoz Manuel Savala Jimmy Stried Frank Solis David Tanner Carolyn Terrell Jessamy Todd Teresa Thomas Henry Valdez Dora Valdez Rosa Vasquez Geraldine Myers Barbara Muhle Dario Navarrette Pat Parker Van Parker Peggy Pennington Lillie Perez Linda Pipkin Marvin Pope Betty Sanchez Timothy Schultz Bill Shaw Sandra Smith Charlotte Spain Patsy Stabeno Martha Acosta Ricky Andrews Mary Io Bartz Teresa Bell A ure, A Iv ri i --',- ' ff-fzfvff N agp . g ,. My A 3 .Lf 5533? , . 9 . B 5 .4 ,, rr-- 335 A ss -- , sf 7:5 Q is I M , 3 , r ,H-ff , - all c , a M is , - ass' -' . K 3' ,f V' V ,L -,zvfgfvfg '7 ,5.f - M25 ' 355' Q -Q R, Ae. , ,X Q, sy n . aj K 5 ' ,, . ' ' V 1 gzxfw farf . Cflsf ' ,. . .. v ' Linda Hector Adams Almazan M. rre M is ' 'i C 1 ' ',.' wfsvlw 4 'N 4- , 8th 'e me . 4 . V ,Z - ' ,M we ., V' sg Q ' A , sa ,fic 3, Wayne Bender Sally Birke lbach Sandra Bolm Pamela Braun Beverly Carlson Christie C arothers H -Q A if James Grade Ra nd all Chambers Chambers 5' r ' Qfjl j. ' N as r if 3, rrvyv. Vw gf v 5' Patsy Bielss Debbie Bobbitt f 43. ra a Erl, a? Judy Anderson Frank Baker Gary Bell Nancy Bender 00 'V' fw- gf . Q5 Zgfitx - A A, N S-'1'T774 P,! ,. QF' x 1 ' vu sqvtvfh 51 KC1-,S X 3- f'.7 i.-Q...- ' David Bost Jeanne Buchanan Marsha Carlson Wanda Christian l35 Collie Conoley Karen Cornett Maria Cortez Paul Cothran Charlotte Daniels Linda David Cheryl Dedear Mike DeLeon James Dixon Sandra Fisk Duncan Forest Betty Frias Santos Frias Mike Green Sybil Hall l All pretty and P t Hin partified! a 1 , Q Neff' '- s s sf f, A, Claudia Hardin Martha Hernandez, Juanita Hollan Robert Holmquist Carl Holmstrom George Hurtado Steve Ischy Gloria Jimenez Charles Johns Rickie Jones Spencer Karr Herbert Krantz Jerry Lehman Karen Lindholm Yolanda Lozano Donald Lunsford Karen Lyman Kenny Manning Pamela Marshall Susie Martinez Stephen Maxwell Tim McCullum Tony Melendez Danny Mendoza 4- g ffV'i Q-'4' 5 as .J Xi E M L f Q ,mul 1 ir x B 1 . ,fsi ,'L','L l V 1 !' f? 5 a .S Jan Schneider Rita Schneider Gary Scott Bob Shaw Patricia Shell Steve Shell Woodrow Smith Francis Soliz Charles Staton Martha Stork Rena Stone Idalia Stovall Shirley Stried Tom Sybert James Tays Jerry Thomas Janie Thomas Jackie Tidwell Pilar Torres Randall Whitehead Richard Wilkes Linda Wittera Elizabeth Wolcott Mark Wolf Allen Merkord Juanita Miranda John Mullins Bill Murray Fred Navarrette Richard Ochoa Eleanor Osborn Patricia Pate Gary Pickett David Pope Bill Ramsel Gary Reavis La Vonne Rhodes lean Sanders Francis Sandoval One 8th grader with a rainy-day smile. 7th Grade Band Members Minor Music Makers Sure is hard to learn to play and look pretty at Olga, Patsy, and Pat are serious 7th the same time. grade clarinet players. She wouldn'tI My hair is Horrid! l38 Sth Grade Band - not in action - except for minor conversation. Gr-a-a-v-y Tr-a-a-1-n! ll Sth Grade Band Members Mr, James Lazenby, a practice teacher from Southwestern University, has achieved remarkable results with the Junior High Choir, who prac- tice only at certain advisory periods. Junior High Choir iff' W. Q, .L' 1, I w Candid shots between performances Q wen, we Heh y'all, can't all be there's that in the movies. cute boy I was talking about. l r 1 Cheerleading Practice anal Football Talk by the 7th and Sth grade is a part of the foundation on which school spirit is based. N Girls practicing cheerleading! E, Before ball game com- mences, patient cheer- leaders wait for their turn to yell their team to vic- tory! Fight, team, Fight! E 9 4 Qi . ., l 1 Enthusiastic waiters chatter p' before game begins. To show good sportsmanship, 1 captain Bob Shaw shakes with ' opposing team's captain. l 4 l 1 140 p l Imposing line! Below: 7th grade football team with Coach Kidd. They had a 4-2 record. 8th grade football team with Coach Gentry, They had a 4-2-1 sea- son, Look where you're going, boys! These four 8th graders were selected by the senior twirlers as good prospects for the future. I4I Basketball Seventh grade basketball team with Coach Thompson Eighth grade basketball team with Coach Gentry. funior High Students W ith All AM Grades First Semester in Scholastic Subjects. 7th GRADE Karen Miller Rita Archer Catherine Benold Jessamy Todd Sandra Smith Ginger Bishop Steve Whitfield Jim Wolcott Larry Crabb Fred Miller lilillililtiililillkiltlitkttiflkk Below, in lower right hand corner, are junior high stu- dents who were honored by being selected by their class- mates after self-nominations to be members of the jun- ior high Student Council. Left to right: Steve Whitfield, Parliamentarian, Mary Hughie, Secretary-Treasurer, Beth Couch, 3rd Vice President, Shirley Stried, 2nd Vice Presidentg Janis Birlelbach, 2nd Vice Presidentg Gary Pickett, President. 8th GRADE Mary Jo Bartz Karen Lindholm Sandra Bolm Gary Pickett Eleanor Osborn Mark Wolf Wanda Christian Duncan Forest Elizabeth Wolcott David Bost Inset, Mary Hughey who came at mid-term and who had all A grades. MRS FRANCES NELL ARMSTRONG B A Southwestern Universityg English Sth grade reading and literature, '7th. MRS ROSAMOND Mc CLAIN B.M, Southwestern Univer- B.S. Stephen F Ausun Junior High Faculty MR. PAUL GENTRY B, S,E, , Arkansas State Collegeg Sth grade science, 9th grade physical science, 8th grade athletics. MRS, ELIZABETH SANDERS MRS, LILLIAN JONES B,A, Sam Houston College M.A, University of Texasg 7th grade social studies, 8th grade Spanish. I44 Ph, B., University of Chi- cagog junior high math and year book sponsor. B. A, Southwestern Univer- sityg 7th grade English. grade history MR. GEORGE KIDD B.S. and Master's degrees from Sam Houston Stateg junior high math, algebra lg 7th grade football. MR, DAVID SCARCELLA MR, GEORGE THOMPSON sityg high school and junior Collegeg 7th grade science high chorus, 7th and Sth baseball coach history. MR, JOHN FISK B, S. in Education at Southwestern 7th grade reading and 8th Advertising. This View of part of our town square should recall to all of us the courthouse which sits on its square of lawn and which is surrounded by the stores that make up the business part of our city. Our advertisers make our an- nual possible, so all of us should trade in Georgetown. l45 Friedrich Guthrie Funeral Home is air- conditioned and their interest is to give thoughtful, individual, and discriminating service. 601 Main Phone UN 3-2566 lx FRIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME For Glass Installation and Body Repair See JOHNSON'S BODY SHOP Loca ted on ,Highway 81, in 'lreuhardt Building wQafma Toot TO-O-,Tl for GEORGETOWN RAILROAD CO. A Big Little Railroad of Which We Are Proud. Pow! Pow! Gott- 'em, says Richard. l never miss with my cap gun from Hendersons. Be- sides a good line of toys they have lots of items for the home. Go by and see. at 115 West 7th Call: UN 3-2013 HENDERSON'S VARIETY STCRE Also, see our fine appliance shop where nationally advertised merchandise of the very best types is available . FAI RWAY FOOD MARKET 1esQVlfaumQit1 These cookies surely do taste good, says Vernelle. We bought them at Fairway. No Wonder, for the FAIRWAY special- izes in quality! Phone: UN 3-2811 I47 TROY GEORGETOWN COMMUNITY SALES Need a horse to ride in a parade? LAUNDRY cleans all kinds of articles. Imme- Call Mr. Alvin Braun at the Auction diate pick up service. Try usp you'll Barn. He'll sell the horse after the look better soon! parade too! UN 3- 576 Phone UN 2547 9 TAYLOR'S TEXACO Phone: UN 3-2789 1002 Austin Ave. Okay, Okay, I agree. Taylor's Texaco is the best place to get friendly service as well as those fine Texaco products, says Mr. Baker to Miss Stone. To tell you the truth, this argument is about something en- tirely different. There's just no argument about the expert service at Taylor's Texaco. F. E. TAYLOR, Owner I48 EVANS INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD After this I will need to collect on my hospitalization policy from Mr . Evans . No problem is too small for Mr. Evans He gives discriminating attention to each individual. Call UN 3-2481 fZ4fVg Zyl p-,, THREE WAY GRAIN Nikki Sandburg observes a seed dis- play in the GHS hallway. He thinks about the good way he can get seeds at the Three Way Grain Company. Phone UN 3-2822 IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP I Wonder if the Ideal Beauty Shop can do any- thing for me ? We can do wonders! To make an appointment -- Call: UN 3-3281 I49 GIDDINGS' MANUFACTURING COMPANY Tell me, Why we didn't let Mr. Gid- dings at the Giddings Manufacturing Company make this for us? I-Ie makes beautiful living room furniture for such a low price. Call: UN 3-2536 Do you need something very special for that very special occasion? Or just something very stylish and practical and reasonable for any and every occasion? Try HOFFMAN 81 SON 713 Main street UN 3-2192 Open 24 Hours a Day. Phone: UN 3 - 2 70 7 8. CAFE I know we all look fuzzy, and I certainly feel funny, eating all this picnic food! As far as I am concerned, I had rather be at the LLM Cafe, says Louis. They have anything to eat anytime, and quick service too. Drop in today. I50 1202 Austin Ave . Phone: UN 3-2214 While we give special attention to seniors, we also give special attention to other brackets of society as well! GUSTAFSON'S SINCLAIR Gustafson's Service Station is an excellent place to do business . You will find service and quality that can't be beat. Drive in for the best service and products that can be found. ROBERTS PRINTING COMPANY Roberts Printing Company prints anything including Texas Seed Crops . Call them for quick, efficient service Dial UN 3-2323 High Quality -- Low Prices at MUTUAL LUMBER COMPANY Where you will find everything to buildg everything in the way of build- ing supplies from floor coverings, harmonized with wall coverings, to suitable light fixtures . Corner of Austin Ave . and Eighth Dial UN 3-2323 I5I HHH NAUONAL BANK W, Q93 .X . I'rr1 a guard at the First National Bank. The First National Bank insures safety for your money and has friendly personnel to serve you. Dial UN 3 - 2.43 8 - f- '.g l' N Y Ntff V W' 5147 ji?g?? , , X511 DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY 81 FUNERAL HOME Georgetown, Texas Phone UN 3-2564 2.4 -Hour Ambulance Service Sl! I -,,,,. in A f are A ' , an e ' E 'AMBULANC5 ' BN X GOLD'S DEPT. STORE Hi! there. We bought our Western duds at Gold's . Real fine aren't they. Gold's has everything in dry goods Visit our store We are A T- . justly proud of it Z hx 1 . . DQ 1 'bag' - s e lf- sf PAV N fVl6'H7 cows on the square - Phone: UN 3-3567 l l52 What's that you say? If you can't say it with music, say it with flowers. . . I . . . or better yet, use music and AND GIFT SHOP flowers from the THE FLOWER NOOK is just wonderful for all kinds of supplies and gifts? Well, I know that! We all do! Across From the Hospital 708 Austin Ave. UN 3-2151 UN3-2542 GREENWAY'S DRIVE-IN Phone: 3-23 50 I'm beat, says Beverly Gervasi to the crowd. Let's go to Greenway's Drive-In for a nice, cool drink. All of the GHS students like the quick curb service and delicious food obtained at Greenway's Drive-In. Meet your friends there today! I53 I Emily Leffler has taken Jerry Moore on a tour of her father's mill at 9th and Rock Streets. Jerry was impressed by the custom work done there. All of us are proud of this new business. Phone 3-2626 LEFFLER MILL WORKS 2, . 1 w Qs .bg fi 1 3 4 3 I 1 4 is 54 52 1 5 -S 4 I L t K s PIGGLY WIGGLY To build strong bodies which can withstand football practice, buy top quality meats and other foods at Piggly Wiggly. 1001 Austin Phone UN 3 2518 WHlTE'S AUTO C. S. SANDERS 1104 Main Phone 3-3951 With the lowest cut prices and special sales at W1-IITES AUTO, you are sure to get a good deal' in trading with the E11is'. Sheri is proud of the fine bar- gains in the Hi-Fi set that her father is displaying. nm,ffw:a,s,,, Q: wsftwzfrfaa- S. SANDERS, C.L Repr e senting SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Georgetown, Texas P. O. Box 43 NEUMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE In the newly remodeled store, Craig displays Neuman' s fine quality dry goods. There' s a hat for every head at Neuman' s, and everything else to go with it for lads and lasses, and ladies and gents. 718 Austin Ave. UN 3-2995 Martha and Eileen go from one of the first FORDS to the beautiful '64 FORD. YOu'll always find cars, sensible prices and quality service at Draeger's Motor Co. 501 Austin Ave. For Parts Call - UN 3-2241 For Sales can - UN 3-2240 MOTOR CQMPANY I56 WESTERN AUTO PALACE THEATRE STORE Linda Adams and Patricia Evans find of the many good movies shown at the everything from tools to toys at Palace. Western Auto, along with friendly Linda and Cheryl are going to see one service. ' 4 A ' . 3-2641 704 Austin Ave. UN 3-2633 81 ustm Ave UN KGTN These three members of the KGTN Teen Show, Richard, Darrell, and Claudia, show off the new KGTN Mobile Unit. Tune in 1530 Radio for good radio sounds such as up to the minute news, weather, and music. 802 lf2 Main Street UN 3-3911 l57 SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY 211 West 8th UN 3-2361 Georgetown, Texas Goodyear Tires JONES' AUTO SUPPLY We're all clapping for the wonderful auto parts available at Jones' Auto. 909 Austin Ave. UN 3-2551 CLOUD'S GROCERY Above: l'll take that one, says Kenneth to Larry. Below: Larry shows Kenneth the neatly arranged and excellent stock. Visit Cloud's Grocery for the fine selections and seasonal items. 117 W. 7th UN 3-2717 l1 al1,nN COM PTON'S Located at 914 Main one can find the friendliest service and most beauti- ful cars in the U. S. A. Go by and see Mr. Dependable Auto Repair and OK Used Cars. Dial UN 3-2521 Compton and his associ ates. CHEVRCLET Jan Sloan visits the Citizen State Bank where she found friendly, efficient service along with a drive-in window. llll Austin Ave. Dial: UN 3-3330 CITIZEN'S STATE BANK I59 GUS DRUG Let's All Meet at home. Dial UN 3-2506 STORE Where we can eat, and drink, and buy all kinds of supplies for school and 610 East Twelfth PEPSI COLA lt' s Pepsi for those who think young! annual staffers work Hard, and once in a While they refresh themselves, with light peppy Pepsi- Cola. It keeps them going. Putting your trust in Georgetown Savings and Loan reflects your interest in the future. HINDELANG'S SERVICE STATION String along with Hindelangs Service Station. They have fine Enco products and friendly service. Drop by and see them sometime at 1010 Austin Ave. Dial UN 3-3554 S. T. ATKIN FURNITURE CO. You can look wherever you wish but you just can't beat the bargains at 701 Main Atkin's Furniture Co. UN 3-3261 Mr. Atkin shows Patsy some fine Highest Quality - Lowest Prices chairs for her future home. W e stinghous e Appliance s DAIRY HILL Hwy. 81 N and Morrow Boy, this sure tastes good, says Madison to Linda. Anytime you want fine food or cold drinks go to Dairy Hill. For Orders to Go, Call UN 3-3678 HE MI an-:mtmf 1l2x,,:. ,-smiaw, .2: wmm?f11'f.V'1fl-,I,i Linda Noack and Dicky Wolf admire the beautiful '64 Pontiac. 212 West 7th UN 3-2195 GEORGETOWN AUTO SALES ENC0 AGENCY Mr. Forbes and son Chuck, popular member of the senior class of 1964, are of the opinion that all Humble stations are equipped with extra fine products, and that they give the best of service. E THREE WAY ENCO SERVICE STATION Three Way Enco is located out at the intersection of roads by the motor courts and Greenways! When you go that way fill up with Enco products---you'll have happy motoring. . mi Qmwsas: I63 The WILLIAMSON COUNTY SUN has news for everyone, and it' s never too soon to begin keeping informed about our community and County. Seventh grade library club members will make good subscribers, and just look at the new readers of the future! 1 STARK'S HUMBLE STATION at l2th and Main, Phone UN 3-2722 Those good Enco products! Joyce: Oh, COCA-COLA When you're tired and run down, pause for a COKE. Just like Susan Johnnie, and Jerrel. really . . . I should have taken the car to Starks ? Well, I surely will go there next time! l'mHnEaguQM12'Sv n KIMBRO BROS. LIME TRANSPORTERS Quality service results in good business. We serve the public and we are interested in our town and our schools. if l PAUL'S DAIRY NCOK For good food and fast service, go to Paul's Dairy Nook. For Orders to Go Call UN 3-3732 M! Senior Particnnation Record. BRIAN ADKINS Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, PASF Pres. , Paper Staff Business Manager, Football A , A Cappella, Pres. National Honor Society, Boys' State, Science and Matn Club, Reporter, Vice Pres. MARTIN ALEMAN PASF, A Cappella, RICHARD BAKER Soc 'n' Buskin, PASF, Science and Math Club. MADISON BARRINGTON FFA, Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, Football A , Basketball, Volleyball. VICTOR BELTRAN PASF, A Cappella. PATRICIA BLACKWELL Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, Blue Wings, FHA, Paper Staff, A Cappella, Football Queen Candidate. PAU L BOHA NA N Volleyball. REBECCA BROWN FHA, Student Council, PASF, Football Queen Candidate, FFA Sweetheart, Cheerleader, Co-' Head. WALTERENE BURK PASF, Blue Wings, FHA Pres. DA VID BURSON Greenhand, Football A , Volleyball. BARBARA CHANCE A Cappella, Band. LARRY COLE Soc 'n' Buskin, Thespian, Band, PASF. I ILL CONOLEY Class Reporter, Soc 'n' Buskin, Blue Wings, Thespian, Band, PASF, Paper Staff Editor, A Cappella. MARY IO COPELAND FNC, Blue Wings, Paper Staff, Science and Math Club. ANNIE CORONADO Blue Wings- SA NDRA DA VIDSON PA SF, Blue Wings. BETTY COOPER Soc 'n' Buskin, Band, Majorette, PASF TOMMY DOEFLER Class Pres. 2, Student Council, A Cappella, FFA, FHA Beau, Football A , Basketball, Track. JULIA EANES -PASF, Soc 'n Buskin, Thespian, Blue Wings, Paper Staff f GWEN ETHEREDGE Blue Wings, FHA, Annual Staff, A Cappella. CHARLES FORBES Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 1, Soc 'n' Buskin, Band, PASF, A Cappella, Football, Tennis. SUSAN GAMBLE Soc 'n' Buskin, Band, Majorette, PASF, Paper Staff, A Cappella, Football Queen Candidate, National Honor Society. DONNY GA TTIS A Football Manager, Basketball BEVERLY GERVASI Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, Thespian, Band, PASF, A Cappella, Science and Math Club. BOB GIDDINGS Soc 'n' Buskin, Pres, 4, Thespian, Band, PASF, Paper Staff, Football B , Tennis, Basket- ball B , Science and Math Club, National Honor Society. CRAIG GLASSCOCK Class Pres., Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, Pres, Neophytes, National Honor Society, Foot- ball A , A Cappella, PASF, Track. PEGGY GREEN Soc 'n' Buskin, Band, PASF, A Cappella, DAR Award. WILLARD HAUSENFLUCK Transfer from Adana, Turkey. RAY HODGES Class Treas. , Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, Band, PASF, Paper Staff, Tennis. LINDA HUBBARD Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, Thespian, Band, PASF, Choir. VIVIAN ICKES Class Treas., Student Council, PASF, Blue Wings, FHA, Pres., Ir. and Chapter Degrees, Paper Staff, FNC, National Honor Society- IOHNNIE HUTTE Student Council, Third Vice Pres., Secretary, PASF, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Business Man- ager, A Cappella, Tennis Club. RANDALL IHMS Band, Pres., FFA, MELVIN I A COB Class Vice Pres., Student Council, Pres., Treas., PASF, Football A , Basketball, Base- ball, Track, Volleyball, Boys' State, National Honor Society, Science and Math Club. REBECCA KAUFFMAN Class Reporter, Vice Pres., Soc 'n' Buskin, Thespians, Student Council, Band, PASF, Paper Staff, A Cappella, Football Sweetheart Candidate, Cheerleader. CAROLYN KOLINEK Class Secretary, Vice President, Student Council, PASF, FHA, Vice Pres., A Cappella, Reporter. .TOYCE LANGENEGGER Class Reporter, Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, PASF, Blue Wings, FHA, Jr, Chapter Degrees, Annual Staff, National Honor Society. PATRICIA LAUBACH Class Secretary, Student Council, PASF, FHA, Ir. and Chapter Degrees, A Cappella, Volley- ball A , Tennis, National Honor Society. BONNIE LESCHBER Blue Wings, FHA, II. and Chapter Degrees. RONALD LONGINO Soc 'n' Buskin, Thespian, Band, PASF. IUDY MAHLMANN FHA, FNC, Blue Wings, National Honor Society, Volleyball, PASF. GENE MA RTINKA Baseball, Track. KU! ELAINE MILLER Volleyball. TINA MIRANDA FHA, Jr. and Chapter Degrees, FNA, Tennis. DONALD NOBLES Band, A Cappella. RICHARD OLIVERI Student Council, Soc 'n' Buskin, Band, Thes- pian, Paper Staff Editor, Boys' State. MARGIE POPE Blue Wings, FHA. NOVA LEE POWERS Volleyball . LINDA REAVIS Class Treas., Student Council, Treas., Soc 'n' Buskin, Paper Staff, A Cappella, Girls' State, Cheerleader. CARMEN REYNAGA Blue wings, PASF, PNC. CHERYL Rl-IEA Blue Wings, A Cappella- IANIE ROBBINS Soc 'n' Buskin, PASF, Blue Wings, FHA, FNC STELLA RODRIQUIEZ Blue Wings. RALPH RUSSELL Band, Football B , Basketball, Track, Ten- nis. 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