H M King High School - El Toro Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

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T ORO possible: the United States Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Kingsville for providing the aerialviews of the campus,the Administration for help and advice, the members of the Faculty for their cooperation especially during the dis- ruption of classes when pictures were made, the StudentCabinetforfinancialaid,RaeburnStudios, Houston for the class and faculty pictures, the Steck Company and Mr, Alexander for their aid in publishing the book, our Sponsor,Mr. Shirley for his constant and tireless efforts, and most of all to the students, forthis is their reco rd, shadows of the past on paper to give tangible evidence that here several hundred individuals have studied, worked, played, and teamed to- gether to make our school one in which we take pride, now and forever. As you turn the pages you will find the various sections represented by... SPORTS VI ,' li , V R T ' 1 ...the athletic program occupies a place of great importance, for it is the embodiment of the spirit that burns brightly in our school, and never brighter than at the Mc Alle n football game where Eladio and Eugene were acting co-captains... ADMINISTRATION lnmm Q- ' Y---V--...--- 'N ?xS1 i' ...first, Mr, Paul Jones writing class permits and tardy permits as so often many of you have seen him first thing in the morning. It is in the office that the adrninistrative p roble m s of keeping the school operating are solved... ORGANIZATIONS my la, ii ...and extracurricular activities do have their place for they keep school from being only work. Here the chorus is singing for the student body during the Thank s giving Day assembly when we gave special Thanks for our way of life... FACULTY CLASSES u l ,fx 4A ...next, representing the faculty is Mrs. Joanna Partain conducting a hornemaking class. This is only one of the many varied subjects that astudent may decide to take. Capable in s t r u c t o r s help prepare us for many different vocations... FEATURES .,' it .y' Q Q xl ...this is the section you probably will wear out, for here you are caught by the candid camera in one of your many school activities as were the members of Miss Clara Bla c k we ll' s speech class during their Education Week broadcast... ,. I Yfvk I fg kbr' 1 .gy - f . .w ,'ar, , . ,.A7 ,V we -4 ,.....z ...although many times extracurricular activities seem to be first in importance, we spend the greatest part of our time in c las s e s learning everything from Agriculture to Zoology in order that we may be fit citizens of our community and country... AUTOGRAPHS , . Q t '...and then you will write all over the pages over which we struggled and almost fought to keep bright and clean as did these students last spring in EL TORO, 1952. We hope you like EL TORO, 1953. THE STAFF -ihigxq-,. ,v N' f -' 0. .l-2'fa7f: , ' .pu .xi DEDICATIGN The 1953 El Toro xs dechcated to Mr john S Gxllett prmcrgal of Kmg Hrgh H1 s readrness to help students solve mdlvxdual problems and hrs cooperatron wrth groups workrng for the betterment of the school have made h1m a frlend to e V c ry student HIS varled I'CSPOI1S1b111t1CS rz.qu1rt much energy work and a good natrured d1spos1t1on y '11 Nff ff LL. o I :sr V 'Gt , 1 The Wlers of Home GEORGE W WIER Superlnfendeni f Schools 1 S MISS ENA TALBOTT Secrefory io Superlniendenf hx f' ' ' o n fx N' 5 Y? F, , KL' v ,I f'fS' f x' if J' JOHN S GILLE TT Prlncl pol of I-lenrieHc1 M. Kung I-liqh School MRS R E MERCER A MRSVE ROGERS Offuce Assus'fon'r 'h-' Off i c e S e c r efo ry w R z SCHOOL Jose Salazar Mrs BGARD L C Mc: Roberfs presadenf Ed J OBrien June Doe+'rerweuch H V Wllks Flex O Wrughf Alfonso Salazar 9 Y-'L l ,A a a aA a, I' , ..g' 2 iff N 0 J -p .... E Q . wxiwfik W V' 'N ., V 2, if a fx 1' I . f v 0 sm I o 0 D J- 1 all J Q Q- K ,- 'P O X MRS MIL DRE D WILLIAMS Enghsh WI BUR L GREGG Band MUSIC Educatmn ordnmator CHARLES E BOUNDS Muslc -K' fi ' XJ MARIE Ix4EYER Homemaklng VEDA KING Commerce MRS MAUD SALYER NELLYNE WICKER Enohsh Hornemal-ung Ed V ' Xlfq MRS. MABEL M. MILLER , I Library As sis tant Co ord1nator MRS JOANNA PARTAIN Homernakuxg ROY EARL ROWAN GERTRUDE SHORT Dr1vers Tralmng Commerce Occupat1ons Coach KARL W SHIRLE Y Mathemahcs MARTIN J CHIUMINATTO Industrlal Arts DORIS CLARK Soclal Stud1e s MAE DELL SCHILLER ROLAND A SMITH Industnal Arts Bmldxng Trammg Spamsh WALLACE C . BRIDGES Industrial Arts D1vers1f1ed Occupat1ons 7 GILBERT H. LUMPKIN WAY NE H HE NDRICK Mathematzcs fi? Social Stuches Basketball Coach L R ROCKEY Health gl Phys1cal Educat1on 'Wa MRS LEONAM GARRISON CHARLESB PECK Mathemat1cs D1str1but1ve Educ at1on C BOLLINGER Health 8: Phys1cal Ed B Team Football 8: Basketball Coach RUDD B SPINKS Soc1al Stud1es Coach '?4i'f? A an W x 1 xiii' 0 ITA QISAQ AN -If GLENN SHELLEY English Journalism A- Henry M Srruth Vocatlonal Agr1cu1ture CLASS CDFFICERS Roldan Covarru buas vice presldenf Jackye Hayes preslalenf ? Mary Miles Daughfers Marqarem' Payne secreiary reporfer 1, . '. ! o...f f- V ' ', ,V 4 I gf.!.1f 0. 4. 'ff' i fi! i 'Sw ze!! ' 4 ALANIZ MARIA ELIZA AMADOR CONCEPCION HA 49 Spanish Club 52 53 Library Staff 51 52 E Club CLASS BENAVIDES ABEL SAENZ ARTHUR, ANN Roundup Staff '51-'53 Co-Editor '52-'53 F.H.A. '51-'53 Science Club '52-'53 Spanish Club '50-'51 Office Staff '52-'53 Student Cabinet '52-'53 BECKER BETTY -IO Chorus girls 51 Office Staff 50 BOLTON HIAINE BOUINDS TOINY H A 49 lub D E Club 52 3 Calves Football 50 51 E Teatro 51 53 Golf Team 49 53 BLANCO MAGDALENA 7 F. . . ' -'52 , . . ,. 4. , , D. . '51-'53 of I 53 Chorus Qgirlsj '49-'51 A Band '49-'51 F. . . ' -'53 K 'C '51-'53 . ' A -A5 4 -A 1 . -. . ,. Q .2 I BURRIS BOBBY Chorus boys 51 52 BUSTOS MARIA LUISA Span1shC'lub 50 51 El Toro Staff 52 53 CAINION ERROL B CHAPA MANIUEL F A Club 51 Treasurer 1 .IEAINENE BURWELL ROBERT Band 0 SC1enCe Club 52 53 Chorus glrls 49 Tenn15Team 52 53 F H A A Llbrary Staff 51 52 E Teatro 3 CLASS CAINALES ESTHER Off1ce Staff 52 COLSTOIN PANSY Chorus Qgxrls 49 F HA '48 '49 '52 -'E' I 4 7 ' -' YV.. A 4 jaws ' 7 A sl' la 1 flu! snAus .5 -.53 - . -. --Ansand '50--53 4 ' p - ' ' -' ' , ' -' . . . -so--53 F.F. . '52-'53 1 -51--5 1 F. . . '51--53 us. - --sz -5 --52 ' 7 '4s-- -'az ' COVARRUBIAS ROLDAIN Cub 5 Vxce Pres Calves Football 48 49 Brahma Football 50 52 Track Team 49 52 Sr V1ce Pres 52 Student Cablnet 52 53 lce Pres 5 3 of 53 DIE TRICH DONALD BARD Band 49 Roundup Staff 52 53 CUMBERLAND BILL Calves Football Brahma Football F A Th1rdV Pres 52 53 DONAHO EUGENE Roundup Staff 52 53 Chorus boys 52 53 K Club 49 Brahma Football Brahma Basketball 49 '53 Track Team '52 El Teatro '51 '52 DAUGHTE RS MARY MILES B Band 49 0 Band 50 A 49 Twirler 50 53 Fresh ClassRep 49 50 Sr Class Sec 52 53 Student Cab1net 50 5 El Teatro 51 53 Jr ClassFavor1te 51 52 F F A Sweetheart 52 53 D AVIS EDWARD A Band 49 3 Scxence Club 51 53 Movxe P1'OjeCtlOHlSt DUENAS MARY ARMIDA DUBNAS SARA A Roun up Staff Spamsh Club 52 53 Tenms Team 52 53 A 52 .L .. .. . -.5 -i ..A,. . -.53 F.H. . ' -'53 ' x Z '49-' -' 2-'53 T NK11 1 4 0-:BZ ' - s 151 450-A51 an nu 5 -A5 A -A 151-052 - ' - - Calves Bsketball '50 Track Team '51-'52 '51-'53 ' -' F. . . '51-'53 . ' - .' --53 ' . .' -' l V' - . ' 2-'5 X I HA.. . -.53 . ,Af ff! - I F.H. . '52-'53 5 ' ' ' -' '52-'53 ' ' -' F.H. . ' -'53 Q J ' 3 on ou A -A53 '51-'52 EVERETT ROBERT lvl Club 51 '-'Y-11? GALLEGOS ARTURO Calves Football 48 49 Brahma Football 50 Calves Basketball US Army 52 G-XLX AX JOSEPHIIXE HA 4 Spanlsh Club 51 52 Llbrary Staff 51 52 E Club 'T' GOERINER LEWIS Roundup Staff Club Brahma Football FAREK MARTHA .IAINE FISHER JOHN B HA 9 5 Band 49 L1braryStaff 52 53 Manager 52 53 Sc1ence Club 52 53 A Reporter I-Ixstorlan 52 53 Danre Band 2 CLASS GALLEINKAMP HARRY Football Mgr 52 Track Mgr 52 Club Track Team 52 GOTTSCHLING EVELYN ' Band 49 53 ec: Treas ' ' HA '49 ' Scmence Club '51 '52 Sen '51 '52 Offxce Staff '52 '53 El Toro Staff '49 '53 Ed1tor '51 '53 jr. Class Pres. '51-'52 Student Cabinet '51-'53 Sec. '52-'53 GUA-IARDO, ISRAEL HARRISON, SUE of '53 HAYES, JACKYE Roundup Staff '52-'53 Chorus lboysl '52-'53 Calves Football '49 Brahma Football '50-'51 Soph. Class Pres. '50-'51 Sr. Class Pres. '52-'53 Student Cabinet '50-'53 Pres. '52-'53 El Teatro '50-'52 lay Conte st Roundup Staff '52-'53 F.H.A. '49-'52 HARVEY, DOUGLAS Roundup Staff '52-'53 Chorus Qboysl '52-'53 K Club '50-'53 Science Club '52-'53 E1 Toro Staff '52-'53 Calves Football '49-'50 Brahrna Football '50-'52 Track Team '50-'52 El Teatro '52-'53 Jr. Class Favorite '51-'52 HORAK, BILLY .TOE F.F'.A. '51-'53 Parlimentarian '51-'52 Znd. V. -Pres. 'SZ-'53 HARWOOD, TOMMY Chorus Qboysj '53 K Club '52-'53 Science Club 'Sl-'53 Calves Football '50-'51 Brahma Football '52-'53 Track Team '50-'51 Tennis Team '50-'53 Tennis Club '52-'53 HOUTS, RAY EL Teatro '50-'53 Track Team '51-'53 Roundup Staff '52-'53 Chorus lboysj '52-'53 K Club '51-'53 Calves Football '50 Brahma Football '51-'52 Calves Basketball '50-'51 Brahma Basketball '51-'53 HINOJOSA , LUDYVINA F.H.A. '50-'51 D.E. Club 52- 53 Treas. '52-'53 HUBERT EDNA A 49 JACOBS PAULA H A 5 2 Scmence Club 52 Sparnsh Club 50 Tenms Team 52 El Teatro 51 ec -IOHIXSON GEORGE .IOINES GERALD Band 49 End 49 A Scxence Club 52 53 HUERTA FLAVIA HUNTER MICHAEL HA 49 Chorus boys 51 52 CLASS JESSE EMILE NE H A 49 JONES LEE Brahma Football 52 Brahma Basketball Tenms Team 51 53 Tenms Club res Captaum 3 F.H. ' -'51 h ' ,1 f'-.1 I F. . . ' -'50 4 9 ' -- F. . . ' o--5 ' - -'53 ' - -'51 ' - --53 - -'53 s . '51-'53 ' ' F. . . ' -'50 SIA!! A -C52 ll-A01 a I -153 F.F. . '50--51 ' - -- ix . YK S .- '51-'52 ' '52-'53 E9 . '52-'53 ' '52-'5 x X- 4 KABLER BETTY H A E Teatro 51 53 Of 53 KNOWLTON DAN1N Y yo' KAIGLER GLYNN C ub 50 Calves Football 4 0 Brahma Football Track Team 50 52 A V1ce Pres 51 Sent1ne1 52. 53 KENYON DOROTHY H A 5 Llbrary Staff 51 52 KLARE ALICE JEAN Chorus Qglrls 50 53 Sclence Club 50 51 Offlce Staff 52 53 E Teatro 51 53 HA 49 KOENIG MAVIS ANN LANGSTON BOBBY Band 49 F A H A 49 res 52 ec 50 res 51 Student Consultant 5 3 Dlstrlct V Pres Area Treas 52 53 Sclence Club 52 53 Llbrary Staff 51 53 KOENIG, MARVIN DAN A Band '49 '53 Orchestra '51 ' Z Movle PTOJ6Ct1OHlSt '51 '53 F. . . ' O-'52 kk 1 , . I XM x F. . . '51-'53 K I ' -'53 Library Staff Science Club '52-'53 B Band '49 '52-'53 ' J' -' 1 L -A I ' l -I- '50-'52 1 ' 'A ' -' F. . . ' -'53 F,F, , '51-'53 ' - . ' -'52 , 1 A ' -'53 F. . . '51-'53 F. . . ' -'53 P - ' -'53 S . ' -'51 P . ' -'52 . Z-.5 '51-'52 - 5 LOERA MAGDALENA HA Spamsh Club 51 53 LUCE SHIRLEY GLEEN Band 49 HA 49 Sc1ence Club 52 53 ec 5 3 Tw1rler 49 3 Asst Drum Major Tennls Club Treas Soph Class Sec Student Cabmet 50 E Teatro 51 Z MCCURDY ROBERT VIARTIIN EILEEIN Band 49 Choruslcvlrls 49 50 res HA 9 H F SUE AINE LOZAINO ELISEO , .5 RJundup Staff 50 5l Ctlorus frlrls 49 50 Sparush Club 49 O Tenrus Team 52 53 E Teatro 51 3 CLASS VICCREARY CLARECE Chorus Qg1rls 49 53 All State Chorus Teatro 51 MASCORRO MARGARET Y-'A Spa 11ShClub 51 52 E Club F. . . '51-'52 v- df LOOK KW.. ' , UA-4 . -.53 VA co- J- -4 , I F. . . ' -'53 '51-'52 - . -. J - . -.5 S . 4 Z-15 - A -5 - 1 -15 A -L5 '50-'53 Tennis Team '51-'53 '52-'53 '50-'51 ' ' -'51 l ' -'5 1 , I 7 A -I '52-'53 El ' -'53 LSA!! I -A53 U' Dt -I P . '52,-'53 F. . . '4 -'51 FUI. . '49-'51 D. . '51-'52 MEDIINA JUAN JOSE ub Calves Football 49 Brahml Football Calves Basketball Brahma Basketball Soph Class Vmce Pres Student Fabmet of 53 MILLER DOMER B Sclenre Club 5 53 Calves Football 50 MENDIE TA MANUEL C ub 5 Brahma Football 5 2 Track Team 49 50 MEINDIOLA ENRIQUE Club 52 NIX CHARLES Golf Team 51 52 X MICHALK ODIS Chorus Qboys 51 53 C ub 49 Brahma Football 4 2 Ca ves Basketball 4 0 Track Team 50 53 E Teatro 51 53 All State Football Team 52 NIX JAMES Roundup Staff 52 Brahma Football Track Team 49 50 A rx V Pres ep 52 MOORE -IO ANN Chorus lglrls D E Club D.E. ' -'53 ,- X l Xl. Z '7- K Cl '50-'53 K 1 ' 0-'52 N2 l , 4 -A Z . 0-.5 HK.. V1 . -.53 '50-'51 ' - Z A Q-s5 '49-'51 1 1 ' 9-'5 '51-'52 Brahma Basketball . I ' - . '50-'53 '50-'51 ' ' -' I ' 1 I ol '50-'51 - I -553 I - . Z-. . -. . -.53 '50-'51 F.F. . '51-'53 2. d .- . '51-'52 R . ' -'53 ' 2 '49-'51 . . . '50-'51 PAYNE , MARGARET B Band '50-'51 A Band '51-'53 F.H.A. '49-'53 Science Club '51-'52 Office Staff '52-'53 El Toro Staff '51-'53 Asst. Ed. '51-'52 Bus. Mgr. '52-'53 Sr. Class Rep. '52-'53 Student Cabinet '52-'53 E1 Teatro '51-'52 RADFORD, FRED F.F.A. '51-'53 OLSON, GLADYS CANION . Club 50- 51 RAFTER, SANDRA Roundup Staff '51-'53 Bus. Mgr. '51-'53 F.H.A. '51-'53 Science Club '52-'53 Spanish Club '50-'51 Library Staff '52 El Teatro '51-'53 OLSON , RUTH Roundup Staff '51-'52 B Band '49-'50 A Band '50-'53 F.H.A. '49-'50 El Teatro '51-'53 Rep. '52-'53 RAMSDALE , SAMMY Calves Football '50-'51 Brahma Football '51-'52 jr. Class V.-Pres. '51-'52 tudent Cabinet 51-'52 O'NEAL, BARBARA JEAN Chorus Qgirlsj '49-'53 F.H.A. '49-'53 Science Club '51-'53 Office Staff '52-'53 El Toro Staff '49-'53 jr. Class Sec. '51-'52 Student Cabinet '51-'52 El Teatro '51-'53 CLASS PEREZ, HOMERO M. B Band '49-'50 Calves Football '50-'51 1 REYNA AURORA ROC1-IA MARGARITA SpamshClub 52 of 53 RUIZ RAMOIN Football Mgr 52 Band 0 ub Calves Football 4 0 Brahma Football 5 3 Calves Basketball Trark Team 49 51 Dance Band 51 53 RODRIGUEZ, FELIX Calves Basketball Mgr. '51 Calves Football 50 Track Team -19 D.E. Club 52 Vice-Pres 52 RODRIGUEZ OC TAN IO E Club 2 ep 2 SALDIVAR PE TRA SHULTS PEGGY A Band Span1shClub 51 53 Twlrler 50 53 Chorus g1r1s 49 50 HA 49 Sclence Club 5 Z reas 51 Llbrary Staff 51 52 Fresh Class Sec 4 O Student Cablnet 49 50 E1 Teatro 49 53 Program Chalrman 52 53 SALDAINA LUCIA F HA O Sparush Club 51 52 ri f 0 X KN fl If D. . -5 -'53 R . '5 -'53 I . - -'53 , 1 L-Am 45 -A53 K C1 '51-'53 F'.H. . '51-'52 A '50-'53 .9-.5 4 - J - -- F. . . ' -'53 . 0,5 ' - o--5 T . ' -'52 '49-'51 ' ' v . -. I , , '9-'5 . -. I. . . -. ll A I ' ' -- . . . '5 -'51 SKIP WORTH BILL Roundup Staff 52- 53 ub 5 - 3 Brahma Football 52 Calxes Basketball Brahma Basketball Track Team 51 53 F' A STEELE MARY LOU H A TAPLIN HELEN LOUISE TOBER ELIAS Chorus glrls 49 53 Band All State Chorus E Teatro 52 53 SMITH BETTY Chorus glrls H A Llbrary Staff 52 Teatro 51 'N ALDEZ CARMELA H A ep 49 Spamsh Club 4 53 Llbrary Staff 52 El Teatro 1 SMITH CRAWFORD Track Mgr 49 5 Band 9 ub Scxence Club 9 51 Cheerleader 51 53 r Class Rep 51 Student Cabmet 51 52 E Teatro 49 53 F F A 53 ec re as DlStT1Ct Treas Dlstrlct play Contest CLASS SWAIM DALE Band 49 ub Scxence Club 51 53 Calx es Football Brahma Football Calves Basketball 4 2 Brahma Basketball Track Team 50 52 Tennls Team 52 53 VALDEZ ROSE MARIE VANTREESE, HAZEL .H.A. 4 - ec. - Spanish Club 50- 52 El Teatro 49- O .E. Club 50- Typing Team 50- 51 of 53 VIL CI-IES ALBERTO Roundup Staff 51- 52 Band 49- E Teatro 51- 3 VANTREESE , HELLEN Roundup Staff '51-'52 B Band '49 A Band '50-'53 El Teatro '51-'53 WATERS RALPH LE MOYNE Band 48 Club Sc1ence Club 52 53 Tenn1s Team 50 53 Golf Team 49 3 Dance Band 50 53 Orchestra 51 53 All State Band 52 53 Band Mgr 51 52 VILLAGOMEZ RICARDO ub Spamsh Club 51 53 Brahma Football 52 53 r'..f VERA, MARIA DELL CARMEN H A 49- Spanish Club 50- 53 ec.-Treas. O- res 1- Library Staff 51- 53 E Club '1- H1stor1an 51 52 WILSEY TOMMIE HAROLD Chorus boys 52 53 YADO JULIA Club Typmg Team 50 51 s he 'YBARRA RICARDO YEARGAN HOWARD Band 49 r 50 res Spamsh Club 49 51 V1ce Pres 52 Sclence Club 52 El Teatro 50 53 Parl1mentar1an A res GRAUL DON LOEQSBERG JoAn ec MESSERLI BOB Scmnce Club Z 3 ,,.-.-v AA AAA.A.AA.Al.A14 Just ood fr1ends Od1s admlres the trophy for the most valuable player 1n D1str1ct 8 AAA presented to h1m by the San Anton1o Express and Everung News Interested 1n dramatlcs Robert? - r M .M--v ' ilk! CLASS GFFICEFQS Ando Gronodos vice presuolenf V Jimmy Couley presldenf Noeho Snlguero Eduorolo Guerro secreio ry eP0VJfeV CLASS Alfa ro je sus , . . - JR - , X of 1 5 4 JZ , i V Addison, Bobbie f 'exe X ' x Allen Delmer ' , X .Q .X . X - 1 I 14 is ' Alvarez, Eucebio A rredondo, Valdema r A rthur joyc e I xx Benav1des Zulema Bennett Joyce Blppe rt Henrmtta is J'-P l 5 XLS A 5 Nxr 'V Blackstock Mary Box Patsy 33 9 Boynton Wesley L ,Ae iraq ' I rf' ' V N I - ' of s' 'fi' 1' A if sfxf., ,, A , I K , 3, x y fy, Q . ' A- ff 5 A lu , 'P .xl A A f ' 1 ' Q 1 .Tar ii x 'x - 'fi A A - :ITE A 2 l , V , 5 I 1 Y' ' - X oi, uL Y ex 1 .gina I Cannon Shlrley Carter Wallace Cauley -Ilmmy CLASS Brossette Stanley Bylngton Mary Lulsa 'N 'Q Cabra Oscar 4 TQ -si N Danmler Betty Sue DeLa Garza juamta DeLa Rosa L1one1 K L. Q. b XD Crlsp Ray Cunmngham Barbara Custer Babe x5, y of ' I m .1 gf -' A .df ' xxx ' I 'L J , Jr. - 1 'QL IJ I . 9' y ' x , 1 P ' ix' x v L gn ,xi 'J f A 1 '. rn ? X - I I , N 1 Y a- S aa a? , ,mf . x gr' ig a v y S Q W CLASS Dlete rt john Doerfler Marlan Dreyer Clarence Fa rrow Bobby Frazler Gene Ga rcna Emxnda 7 M ng.' 4 f X v-si Durb1n Charlene Durham olyn Estrada Benjamln .f Garcia Hermila Garcia Humberto Garcia Manuel X G111 B111 Gomez Deha Goode Ethel CLASS Garcla Oscar Garza uan1ta Gauger Kathleen 5' Q Guerra Estamslado Guerra Nllda Harmon Sandx I. Goodman Benny G ra nados Anita Guerra Eduardo CLASS Harper Woody Ha rrls Ma ry ,Lou .i Ha rt 1..ee An, hi Holder Leonard H01-ak Dons Mae jewett Marle Hawks Robert Heffmgton jerry HIHOJOSQ Martln Joyner Ernest Kemper Wanda Kerr, Dav1d Leal Leonardo Leal L111a Lerma Carlos Lopez Lauro Lott jerry Luc 10 Elolsa CLASS of Kitchens, Lee Knight, Janice Lahm Dlck I 56 3' I ,4 Laechelxn Edwin Loera Daha Longo r1a Hllda tv'- X CLASS Q- 1 Luke r Ma rchla Lyons Malcolm McDev1tt Iworma Fay 5' V f McTaggart Erneshne Mares Lldla M p Marroqum Ado1fo1N if! I I Martlnez Eladlo f I 95,0 Mayo Lynn 'E-.z Medders Carolyn W WW Mllls ,IO Arm Mlzell Kathleen Moore Alfred of X '54 a x - -- ' 1 K Y 5. x . 3 . l 5 1 , 'V lr.. K X N , , . 1, X . V -f' xx ,l - ' l f E . Q 4 ' A , S V , .'L,f -: , V f Y 7 - ' Y ' 1' I I 4' f ,f l Q . f A' , V f . l T' 1' l- in x 1 Y, . 4 V l A X A ' , If V a Q- f l ,, gl l Y CLASS Murchlson Howard Najera Frank Nevllles Warren 3 X 'Os Ortegon Homero Pena Mary Lou Pena Rica 1-do Noble Molly Lena Norman Bessle May Ochoa Olga Perez, Hector Perkins, Ray Perrin, june pi- '15 x 1 1 ' 1 J nk F J Q v Q' ?E Q1 sN xt-i 'flg Nm: fx avg '. f,.i 1jf,':i:E' N Q iv! ?E 'kf' N A fish 1 N ff' 1, Postert, Peggy Rasco, Barbara Reyna, Minerva CLASS of ' 3. Pistole, David Guy fig Polanco, Dominga Post, Walter R. If A U A Rodrxquez Edelrnlro Roe Wynonah Rogers Clara Rwas Albesa Robson Tony Rodman Sherry C L A S S of '54 Rohmfem, johnny Rulz Ampa ro Ryan Loleat Saldana Petra Salinas Arturo Sallnas Rafael ht' QS- w5h Saenz Elva Sae nz Faustmo Saenz Yolanda .-1 5 XAX -vi ,. f .ma Schlxnke Ma ry Anne Shu-eman Loxs Shuptr 1ne Ken Solxs Hllda Sparks Carol Steele Freddie v5..h CLASS S11guero IN oella S1mpson E C Srmth Mltchell xx. Trevlno Grace True Barbara Vlllanueva Eva is 7 Thormaehlen Ceclle Torrez Glorla Torres V1rg1n1a Walton Charles Eugene Webb B111 West Dee George, Lois Paulk, Jackie Reading, Gaynal 3 . Tijerina, Irma Gloria Young, Carole W11son B111 W11son Jerry Ybarra Rosa H11da a J' 'A r . V Mx- ',m,.,,, -c.., N. 'A-am W' 'A f , ., , . W Aff' ' fy? ..g M , 'nll 5'0 M, K -Q - V ' 1 1. W' f' ' ' . ft.. 4 H41 ' , ,x U4 . ' ' -.J - , 3 3 5 , A V' ' I 1 V , VK. u ,, , , -f. ' J A. , ,... , ,,,..,,,,- , '15 ',- ' . .. .... - , .W Qs' - b I Wsnqh.. ,f CLASS OFFICERS Oscor Cobra vice presldem' Carlos Trucun presldenf Idoluno Rodruguez Borboro Rose secreiory reporier Alamz Grace Alamz Idohna Alexande r Stephen Alvardo Pof1r1o Arredondo Alonzo Q Vs. Awbrey, Stuart Barrera., Carmen Barrera, Dora Basaldua, Dorrunga +-3 xx nf xiii fx Arredondo Apolonla V' CLASS T f 5 ,sv ' 'f Arredondo Hector in-n X lx ,J'-1 Q Alva rez Amador Amador Andrus Irma Consuelo uan M1 ry Arredondo Homer Arredondo Arredondo, Arredondo Arthur,'Ke Ignac1o Reyes Rogeuo h - I , f'?X'.'w, . . if 1 5 Q I 1 ..,,, K kykkqk Q :Ay K It . 5 vi if x , l . ,mf ,f:,. 5 .ggzllg 1 '-.I in -- A Qi! :LM ' .EY 1--J xv Y , 1 I A Qi Ai Xl ' ' , K L . 1 6: i 7 , . I 5 5 X ff no at N ' 'il , ' . A if .. 1 , M1555 Blackburn Curtis Bogusch Robe rt Bounds Terrv Burris Loretta QU- 'H Cabrera Josephine Cantu Plutazco Cantu Teodosia Castillo David 'N 4 5- Vs. 1 Braun Ruth J Nj! .J pa 1 L...x x Q-.'7 Us It 8 Cabrera Edelmlro C Q51 Y, 'Q N-w Basaldua Em111a Bazan Herlberto Benavldez Della Blppert Bllly K' +5 Brook-S Elmira Buchanan James al 'ES Cavazos Albert Cavazos, Amparo Cavazos, Gloria Cerna, Benito Chapa -Iosefa Cheatham Frank Cxsneros jose Clark Edward f V Y 46 I' FEVYM Ai C l. ASS Dommey Herman 'w Cohn Mary Lou Cumberland Gay De La Rosa Henry Leon Emeterlo Donaho Mary Dletz Stanley Elsik Dewey Flores Alvaro Flores Arturo Ford Ernest ld I Dllla rd Tommy MN-'L 16 W Dorroh Bob Duenas Elsle Durbm Joyce Durham Dee Ann ,- ' ' . , ll Garcia, Garcla Garc1a GBFCIB f .Q , fa! Xa c I He rme linda O11v1a Ruben Sara Ga rza A rnoldo An? Garza juan Garza W1111e Gluslng Judy Gonzalez ose V . X f N 5 J, ' M Ch QE? Q llg5ff?f? f3 f 'A '39 'Java 1 'x.!'A12?..l : Foster, C. L. Fuentes, jose Garcia, Aurora Garcia, E1ias,jr. 7 -49' Garza Em CLASS Af 5 ' , ' ' B, i ! 5 . , 1 ilk K5 Y X .4 . . ' ' .' f W ' , X I f - . 'K .., u- ..fIII: 41' X G y,- of X I i, 1' . N ' 1. . . ' ' , 155 ' , za , A Sl' I . y ' ' Q ' ' ' v ' 5 6 - , an if ' J e fi ' 1, gif - . ' :lp 4 is f I , L . A :W i l . VA Ig , I , a , z iq , 1 A r,-' 'K . . , V u ,,,' V U xx , M' 'S . :ii 'S xy! ' r ' , , fs , O gxax wi KN Garcla V ldemar K Garza Xlfredo Gonzalez Rebecca Gray .Toe Gregg Kay Lynn Gut1errez Irma Guzman, Ramon Hagemann, Nancy Haskett, joe Bill Hawkyard, Richard i Rfk gfxh Hlr1OJOsa Roel Howe oan Hubert Pat Huerta Esequmel 153551 Ramon , Q ' -g , X-in A 'S Q Hluchan Elsxe Hluchan Ahce 5 Agia w QQ f 993139, Q 1 1 W Q 'sx ' xX xx 5 Qfuf 'nw Henry, Norma Herrera., Hector H1n0JOSS Carohna H1noJosa Dav1d Hopkms Bobby I il 71 Junenez Cr1stobal J1menez Dom1ngo Kenyon James Kusch Alfred 5? 1 , JA Amkby. -- 4, by -K . . , . X, , , BN l X xl- N K ' ' F in ' y . . y 3 f O ' if - f .. . 1 Q' Y . . y , . '55 lb ,,. y e SL Q! , I h q I I 4- .4 1 -7 1 I r t ti. T' ' 5' if L . Q ' y . ct, A A Q - Y X, S x 1 , -I f f y fl 2 KS., 1 f W e W my 9 , l b A I L N -1 V W Q 31 . , . I . L, A N Y N , 'K V K.: h I U 1 ern e 99' A A jf, N m A y e , , A . ,g ,A 7 X s Xxfyr vii I L S . . 5131 : -Gy' 4' 4 . Q IQ . ,J 55:11, - 5 Live rgood, James Longoria Tana McDonald Robert McFarland Pats Marroqunx Andres Mart1n Mary Mayhew John Russe Mendez Sylv1a Mlchalk Verna Mae g? ,fi L 6 Marshall Roger 0 -rfx CLASS if ff 4r-., fkfifx ii ' ,4 'v-ar ' QR F Kusch, Dina Lasley, Faye Lease, Agnes Lister, Phillip Mclntyre Robert Malone Ross xlkf 'X sv, Mlller Betty Miller Bobby Moody oe B111 Mungula Gllbert ' 3 -ug , , Y 'I W l Q , I ris' J . i K , , , N 5, of ' 1' . Y, , ' Q Y. .S ' 4 I 4 fl ' ,x , '55 M , u . as y ' 'S 6 l V . ' - ' 5 K I ' ' . ' ' M er,e P i Al l 1 Q L 4 -' w A f V' ' , ,I ' 5 , Bi ' xf E Q - Munoz, Teresa Murray, Barbara Myers, Keeton Narvaez, Manuel Nix Leon XTW1 Poteet Anne Pumphrey Mary Ramos M1nerva Ramos Robert Yu Ann 9 Nlx Ma rvln f 3 i L5 if f'4X,f X we QLA55 Ogden Davld 'G A 1 Q xxx. 0 I Needham Robert Neely Shlrley Newman Steve Ollva rez Delfma Payne Shlrley Perez Trlmdad Phlllxps Bobby Ph1111ps jufnmy 1 'W N kt L5-'UV' v Rodriquez, Rodolfo Romike, Mae Rosales, Raul Rose Barbara Saenz Amando Saldana Manuela Nxn a Salmas Ixoeml Saunders johnny Slas Al1c1a Saenz Romeo I I ff.: lx f CLASS Rose Pate 0 flmlii' Riebel, Dawn Rocha, Juan Rodriquez, Idolina Rodriquez, Manuel an Saavedra Guadalupe Sllguero Marla Silva Manuel Sklpper Barbara Snyde r He rbe rt Soto, Amando Starnes, Edward Stripling, Bill Svetlik, Alfred ,film ic' fir: 33' S 6 Tompklns Gwen Torres Adela Vela Heberto Vela Juan Vera Marganta V1llagomez H1lda CLASS x X .nl .. Taplin, Alfred Q 5 Taylor Richard Thurmond joe Thurmond Tommy Torres Henry Torres Marcos 1, xg Y Torres Roy Trevmo Ofeha Truan Carlos 3 Vela Evelxa 1 'IRQ DA.A'e 1954! Whittington, Wayne Willbanks, Stanley Williams, Epsie Jane Williams, Jean Wright James A aii' 4 3 13 fl ' ' 'Sf A I W? A Yerick Barbara 611 ... E K J 1? 2 6 N, mf ' JJ R' I ' , -1 One of Miss Blackwell s Sophomore English Classes L- 'S-I ha 3 1 Villarreal, Humberto Villarreal, Rebecca Walker, L, A. Whittington, Oran Woelfel Betty Keene Barbara Wood The lmarie Verret Rodney , , il: ' B gay B ,ff 5 .. , , ' I 4 , i , ,,, ,V . CLASS OFFICERS Joe Covozos vlce presldenf :IP Jlmmye Hoyes preslden'r 1 Nancy Reese Jimmy Burris secreiory f reporfer Alvarado, Samuel Alvarez, Gloria Amaclor, Rodolfo Amaya, Aurora V Q v CLASS Bm fbi 71' K' Larry 'ftifhssxxffxf Bennett Max Brodnax B111 Burns Beth Burrls Homer Bohls Frederlck n'a A 'Wi I N 151, 9' 'H 3.1 '1' Ashworth Kay Barton Wlley Bazan Idollna Benjamm L W Brlones juhus 'i 1? 'lil Burrls jlmmle Burwell Cathy Caddell Ada Ruth Cadena Nora Nl . . N ' ' , . T ,cf v a ' ' ' ' R! B- Rf' A S: IL- A A vcr li A 1 s X, 1 l A , 4 K el K ' 1 as A 1, if , -.QM I , B , . 56 , B . - y A , B - xx ,SJ - bg , B lf l A A Brown, Vonnabeth : Et f -' 5- GA A Qu M , , A V' Z ' f 7 ' A' ' a A ' 'el l nina . an l' ' S 4 3 A Fe. ll N . va llrl , g X new A If 4 Q , ix x , . P a 'kkx N l 'K-,1 3 Cobbs, Fred Cooper Mar11yn Cornehus Tommy Cuellar Luplta De1..a Ga rza Enedeha 'M Drabek Gene Ew1ng Benny Ewlng Roy Fa1rch11d Betty ,qf4K if! Cannon, Anita Cauley, Edwin Cavazos, joe Chisrn, Dorothy Dlckson eannette GTK if --A Xxx 75's 'W-er I S., NPV... Davxdson Terry R if 5,3 Dear Robe rt D1etert A1Mart1n Doll Clark Dooley Hugh Dorroh Joe Farquhar, jimmy Farrington, Dixie Fegette, Betty Ferguson, Ruby Galmdo Mar1a Gibbs Marie Gldden Wayne Gillum jimmy t 1 'i Garcia Martin 7 1 f ,- be CLASS Garrett Terry Ch Y F51 5- B -1 'Fr-Qwest, Ficklin, Barbara Flores, Enriqueta Flores -Iuamta Flower Judy George jo Anne s-J Gonzalez julia Gradlck Carol Guerra Gilberto Hart Dick U 'F' e 6 ' , ' R... 1 ft i , . . ea 2 F , cb, 1 A 1 X A 1 W- ' rf. of , Aw ., , Q -l F v . , . . , . I V H ll' 55 F i , ' .F x 51 V 1 'E' a ti . Fifi I P+, .A I - , Q ' -. - U, D I 'Q , 1 wut 1 ' Ja , Gilstrap, Bryce kt ,sv t ,, XR' Y ,1 ' , cl f , , ' ' Ps I x ,' , E1 N A 1. 1 4 - Q' , wi . . it X - F if 'Q G Jig '- V ,W i f yr fr Q f 5 ' F , ., F X. - i 'c 3 . .F 4 5. , F -, 5 X - , U if il' 'Ei -WY JA i 's f - Henderson, juliann Hernandez, Reynaldo Isassi, Luis Isdale, Melvin johnson, Norris 5 'fi Q L 'G' V ' '. 1 : N gl X rf, ,g U 'P' 4 I . . I m 1, 2'3 - Littleton, Kay Lopez, Dora Loter, jo Lyons, Madelon lx if C jones, Larry Ann 5- . N P L Ha skett, Ray .175 Q' J Hawkins, Chinna Hayes, jimmye A D Hayes, Leslie A TA is-4 l 9 i ' ' . 9.1 I x L n - ii? nl i , ns nf' 4 i 1 f ' r ' X -:L fl f . . Q . , 1 . ,. 3 . I - .A ,f . fs... L Wm . 1 , , CLA SS '56 Jacobs, judy jewett, Clarence Kirk, Charles Langston, Billie Leal, javier Leal, Wally rX is ,Q McDevitt, Agatha Martin, Leslie Martinez, Elfido Martinez, Elias Mitchell Sherry Ochoa Salvador Payne Bobby Pena Billy Pena Paulita '5- X N. e l l l vggy 3 1 , .J L. Moffltt Glenn mx X1 I , '- X K CLASS -1, A Moya Yolanda 6' Nuff! K gt Medders, Margaret Meek, Mary Kaye Mendez, Ramon Mendietta, Angelita Nevilles jack Mi Perez Belia Perez Dalia Perkins oan Pistole Gllbe rt W sg ml X Rxos Noelxa Robb1ns john Robertson Mxke Rockey Wayne Rogers B111 Schubert LaVerne Shaw Allen Shay Sandra S1lgue ro Samuel is Roge rs Lewls L 'MSS' Xmifrxk CLASS - lx -Unk Pumphrey, Martha Reed, Norma Reese, Nancy Richardson, Ann Rodrlquez Dalla Rodrlquez Ramon Ross Herald Ryon Rlta Saenz Sally Sallna s Yolanda ! 1 , ' I x ,E Q 4 , 5 ' l' ' T X 1 X' 1 ' X ' -- , N R of -sf. r - f W Q. K W lk 1 , . - 'QP A . W c , R R Q F - 1 R 1 Wu' J 5 J I 'x lv ' R R A of V i -M Q I . , R R ' R Rr R la L, Smith Robbie Smith Rollin Steele, james Tally, james 'Y' if u 8 fl df' '-qv ns.. Q I O an Tober juan Vanderhxder David Vera Victor Vess Peggy Waggoner Mark Travland Alice Taylor Peggle Thomas Ronald Thu rmond Ann Tijerina Amparo Trevino Manuel -I Valdez Frank R1 avg 'lf ' 1 , .. ,u gl' x '1 , P A Walters Nan Watson Royal M Weeks Everett Weisman Jimmie P g I 0-., 5 --,.,,. 'J . if .xl Witte, Gloria Wood, Martha Arnold, Patricia Carson Billy Gaz-c1a Pablo 723 Latiolals Jolianna 41177 Ivloore Fay Paulk Jeanmne Todd Richard . N A. 9 . 1 K of Q 'Q Wier, Gwen Williams, May Wilson, Donna Witte, Arnold ..,'x ,?i 'a Davis Maura Lou DCHHIS Roy Lopez, Herminio Mart1nez Juan 111 -nf' if Ambrlz Euloma C ibra Carmela Cabre ra Rosa Ella Canalfw ROSSTIO Cantu Antoma LOW PRES!-IMEN Baroour Ivlarla Elx 1a Tig f ,oi Y Y' Barrera Aoehna Q.. X -. 'xt- N1 5-'Y nf? ' SS A zz V 1 Y l w f ,if I, F , 'XM X, E Q N , X 1 N f . , 6 . . Q . . , . , , Q. l . X V ' I 1 ,. vi :ff Q . rf TJ Afeiivf W lx xx C, Xxx -' n . , . sg' A v. J . . I? 1 , , ' i ' G ! 1 :X X A , '51 ' f C . ' lr L . XX ' V' .- . - . .. .flq 1 f 3 Y' u ' 'qi x 1 1 C gylf - fig 'N w s- -w ' fi V , 574 , ,f X V 'lux fl fn..- , ., 'ln C -'rf L . - 4 ,QI -.4 , V 1 I, , l ' A A 'Wh a A a ..-ui: . -K r . ' Adarrme, Reyes Alvarado, Joel Alxarez Hector Ax 1la Al1c1a Bel avldez Aurora yh Benav1dez Cella Brelnlng Geoffrey Brodernausen Carl Byerly Clyde K Del Moral, Amparo D162 Adan Doggett Joy Nell Duenas Orlando Farquhar Jean Flores Israel Flores Octavxo Faentes Ruth Mar1a Garcla Anaelmo Qs. x f lg. xi? ' :fp -f' Ferguson Allne u-5 Cardenas, Marla Cavazos, Jose Chapa, Yolanda Cortez, Homero ri. rua flfflt ylg ff X CLASS ' K iw Esplnoza Alv1no Fabela Reynaldo C nM'kf l'd fail?-5:5 GBTCIB Elv1a E Qtella Garcla Ernesto GHTCIB Noella Garza Belxa S D ' 'ie fu- w , 6- .,, . X J lk ' X ' 'Y rf, xx . 'W . f 1 1tlf ,Q N 1 x of -,ll , M 'X x ,Q n ' rl '57 ' ' ' ' ..l Q I ' Q .Ir , ! L 'waQ ,N L n,ll'y lf Xl X l 'J 1 -..IN-A . 1 lil K A '- , - l T,P,fg ffa Garza Vlrglnla Gonzalez Sara Guerra Mar1a T Gossett Glen X 'NJN Hluchan Mary Mascorro Josephzne Mendez SylV1a Mend xeta Sylv1a San M1guel He rm1n1a Kelly Curtls C LASS ii X A Gutlerrez Consue lo Gutlerrez O1-al1a Gutlerrez Yolanda HIHOJOQH Glor1a Lofland Donald Lofland Ronald i l Nm' 1 A.. Lomas Yolanda McK1nney Bob Mascorro Joe 4 frm KD Rlvas Axda Rn as Reynaldo RUIZ Rodolfo Ruthe rford Pat Sahnae, kia muel ffb NWJ Tay lor Bllly if Q- Q by I C LASS Q, 1 ff'- 44 ? Saenz Hllda Nix, Lester Qulntanllla J av 16 r Ramlrez Consue lo Ram1rez Joe -5 Saldana. J ose H11ar1o Terry Gerald T1-1 e rlna Octavlo Valverde Aurora Ybarra Mar1a Argeha x L BRA?-IMAS A -' 'fl. Jfjbfa-3' STANDING: Asst. Coach Earl Rowan, Asst. Coach Gilbert Lumpkin,I-Iumberto Garcia, Eladio Martinez, Roldan Covarrubias KNEELING: David Ogden, james Liv e rg ood , juan Vela, Terry Davidson, Amando Saenz, Salvador Ochoa, Carlos Truan SITTING: Lewis Goerner, Ricardo Pena, Darmy Kno wlton, Ray Houts, Glynn Kaigler, Stanley Willbanks, Odis Michalk, FOOTBALL SEASON HIGHLIGHTS After an unimpressive start due to the loss of their first game with Thomas Edison of San Antonio, the Bulls went on to m ake Brahma history. Robstown fell first, and then the Brahmas showed they meant business by duxnping GalenaPa.rk of Houston 20-O. This definitely meant something, because the Yellow Jackets hadn't been held scoreless for two previous seasons and their schedule included some of the toughest teams in the state. In District play the strong Brahma team swept aside all opposition until they met McAllen, the favorite for the district crown and the main obstacle between Kingsville I l952 ...4.. Bobby Farrow, Ricardo Villagomez, Ross Malone, Billy Skipworth, jimmy Cauley, jerry Heffington, Lee jones, Head Coach Russ Holland Carlos Lerma, Lauro Lopez, Ramon Ruiz Mgr, Eugene Donaho, Dale Swaim, Tommy Harwood, Manuel Mendieta and the title. In the hard fought struggle that followed the 1952 Brahmas came close to being the first Brahma team to wi n Disuict but were d e fe ated in the final minutes. Although this defeat was hard to take, the Bulls went on to win their last two games to finish with an impressive 8 won 2 loss se ason. Besides making themselves well-known in South Texas, the Brahmas produced the ir first All-State player and will remaina team that will always have a prominent place in King High football. af r':...J Klngsvllle O Thomos Edison I8 COACHES was Gllberf Lumpkin f ' OSSlS+GD+ Gooch ,ff Russ I-lollond .3 Q5 SEASON F2 ECOF2 D Edinburg Phorr Son Juon 7 McAllen Harlingen Alice Robsfown Go leno Pork O Son Benufo Brow nsvalle Eorl Flowon Mclnogers: Ramon Ruiz ossisfoml cooch Gene FVGUCV Hurry Gollenkomp 5, Jw R... .ilvi-1' 4 Aff ir' Q ' 4 f x ii , ,v I SAM . GV V, S U '1 HQ, 'S A M fr fi 41 A ' . Ei : 1 ' 51 'gf f . , 1 ' . A, ' S v .-.. r I , - A 3, 4 'U' qu. 0 ul v , r Qui , , fs- -' , Q M , -ow-if ,,,f n3'IJQi J, A N '+- 'g-.,,1 , S- fff' A A A ' A' - 1. l '- S ' , A ' Q' U v ' - A . '. A 'fi' if gf A A h d --sf , , . , 3 f 3, r A a 20 C ooch .A A. of . A A A leg. 1? fir w N i. 5 Q ,Q I Y . . Ar- rg ,,, 'ta j' Q:--,H ' 5 TFA - F A '3' Q-.If-2 'ii ,: . , .v Y :Lt in ...U . 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'ft -lik! ,Lv3'7p- Qgtvf'?Q Ja t mv Mr' '13 9 5 F s -115' wi' Odls Mlchalk Semor Co Captaxn 4 letters Odxs M1chalk1s the flrst Brahma m the hlstory of Klng I-hgh to make the flrst str1ngAll State team He has also earned a berth on the All South Texas team and All D1str1ct team He has recelved a tro phy for belng most valuable player ln dxs trlct BAAA Hard runnlng and passing 3g31USt any klnd of opposltlon IS one of Odxs most notable characterlstlcs and truly he IS one of Kxng I-hgh sall t1me foot ball greats Lauro helps lower the boom on Mc Allen Q5 Vllchalk scampers around end agalnst Bears Lauro Lopez Semor Co Captaln During hls three years of varslty football Lauro has proved hlmself one of Klngsxxlle s best Brahma llnemen It was Lauro s staunch line play that kept many a would be scorer hxs own backfleld and tlrne after tlme It was hls example of team splrxt that held the team together when thelr backs were under the shadow of thelr own goal posts lxext year s Brahma team wmll sorely feel h1s loss A W nk r u ' A 4' 1 u fl L f 'nft'F f 4 K 'A W .f 3' Lg my t I 4 ' f 6 u ' 1 ,rgw 'veit I fix Q, f , - 9' 'Q 3 K ' L I Q 4' .va A ff ' ,9 .- , A VV H' ,gif jf- 'K I' t Jig.-af , V ,Y tk-. ,.- 4 -1 , '- ,., 4 ' J k ' , ' 1. 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' ff,-W l -'K ' p Q S I ' - b ,. an ,. ' .Q L f RMI, x. g , Q W . -V.. M A t, ,K , . an 1 sae :K 'Q' . 3-'O' M H. .. i. 4, , .35,'. 'e-A W - , G, . 1 1 7' ' e 1 3. Z W. ,- , , 1. .--1-'I 1... i, ,, Q f ' rg-,rgfr :lg ff -.1 , ?E?R,t'f1r'l33fQA.'- a . .Q 1 zz t , W ' f, .A Q1-my 1 ,,,. -.1 . F- 5.Y' 'nl 1 ' ' 4 .--in . bl Q in '. ,f - ' E uge ne Donaho 2 letters Playing heads up ball, the B r a h m a s downed the Robstown Cottonpickers 40-O to set an all- time scoring record against the Pickers. Robstown received the opening kickoff but the Brahmas held and the Picke rs kicked Kingsvllle then started on three touchdown d r 1 v e s Covarrubias went over fo r the score on the first drive Nlichalk the second and Mendleta the third In the third quarter the Bulls took over on their own 49 Michalk carried the ball to the 8 and Mendxeta ok it over Thenext score came in the fou rth period on a pass from Michalk to Donaho and the last one was another Michalk pass and this time the receiver was Ray Houts je rry Heffington In the first game of the season Thomas Edison of San Antonio upset the Brahmas 18 - 0 Oct. 12 in javelina Stadium. The Bears did not score until midway of the second quarter due to the fine defensive goal line stand in the first quarter by the Brahma line. Mid-way of the second quarter Galvan broke loose from his own 35 yard line and went all the way for the first Edison tauy. Early in the third period the Bears inter- cepted a Brahma pass to stop a Kingsville threat andthenmarched 70 yards to score. Edison's final score came midway in the last quarterwhenGalvan receiveda Brahma punt and went straight through the Brahma line for the touchdown. .lu ' ' fvfz 5 X I' nr YA --..... . . A- ' -, Jn. , X ' av lla sg . -V -f X Zi ,,h+. Q- '.-' i 0 . Rasa t. ,,-1. x ' X ' .. A i -w -. '. ,X-'41 JF' ski A, v t .y. N .3,'fS:f.: N, .- r'.,u- 4'-lv?-J'-0 N . 3, . - .1 P154- Carols Lerma Senior junior 2 letters Michalk rams through middle against Brownsville 'vl 'SliV Q Roldan Covarrubias unior Senior 3 letters 3 letters Houts Vela and Lauro stop Alice h 1 4 rf!! I f v ' , I A I i , to ' . . I ' '.,, - .AL . .1 .' 4 ' ' .P - . .' ' ' ' ' , ' '. , Y U M m, , X K K X ' . -1 X 1 :J i 1 , K4 b I A , , X. l at 'H' V , A , 1 f ,bf '5 V :'f 'k H' 3 f 5, A . 3, , - K . nr: M eff- A. I I-n - '-' ' '38 B 4 f , MP..- , 9 x , , 1, . 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A 1 4 5' , vi, 1 TJ 1 i rr- ' , . . ,W Mi I .1 Q Q' . Fl WF, , ,, , ,, X -'7 -1, , 0.5, r,.. . .,1. .cull 1, .- X'- ' .3514 ,- Glynn Kaigler Senior 3 lette rs In their first district game the Brahmas roll- ed over the San Benito Greyhounds with a score of 32. 7 Michalk in the first few minutes of play skirted his own right end for 48 yards and the first 6po1nts 'viid way in the first per1odMichalk scored again on a quick pla y Kingsville s last score came whenCarlos Lerrna b r ok e loose for 42. yards and a touchdown The Greyhounds stopped everything the Brahmas had the second halfand drove 82 yards fortheir only score Senior McAllen heads for pay dirt 3 letters Q -rf F L bw-,,4Jh' -r fi- VY' ' ' 5 - 1 . ' I , , Q ' ' If I a - . . K N W If A If . . o xt , - - ' u 9 K' . 'V 0 -AJ sms-'-'J 1 n' It . 4 4, jk1'N ntl- ik, ,. , K 'W ri X ,lb . . 5 . .v ' R A P., , V5 A . F I , . , , - 3 cl , ,ff ig' A v ' l , s, t'ff'f x. - . Lu -QA 2-.a A 1,7 k V , fr . 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A blk 2 Pharr closes in on Michalk H Brahma and Coyotes tangle Coxarrub1as gmves Mendleta hand Humberto GBFCIB Junlor 3 letters f Q' W J lv Two touchdowns 1n the flnal three mln utes of play to break a Z0 all t1e vutn Brownsvllle gaxe tm Brahrrmasa 32 Z0 w1n K1ng sv 1lle made two touchdowns 1n the second per1od Mlcl alk passed to Lerma for the flrst s c o rr and r1ght after the k1ckoffGarc1a recox ered an Eagle fumble and s1x plays later 'Vhchalk scored Browns v1lle thenproceeded to get two touchdowns themselves mak1no the score 14 13 at the end of the thlrd per1od The Brahmas stormed back w1th Houts going around end for 79 yards and a score Brownsvllle knotted the count when Sharp lntercepted a pass by Mlchalk and ran 1t back to the Brahma 9 Garza pushed over the goal to make lt Z0 all The w1nn1ng touchdowns came 1n the f1nal m1nutes when Mlchalk scored on a long drlve from centerfleld Mmutes later Mend1eta1ntercepted a pass and went all the way is Dale Swallow Semor Z letters xkf 40 ,4 v ,Q atv- .- ' I ,X I Q Y ' N V., K I , L .L V . 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Later in the game Cauley recovered an E d i n b u r g fumble on the Bobcat's 10 yard line. Le rma made the touchdown. Edinburg received but was forced to kick. Kingsville pushed down to the Bobcat's 38 yard line and Mendieta went around end for the score. The final score came on apass from Lerma to Skipworth. In the second half Edinburg made two threats, but each failed because of fumbles. H: 3? 5 1 fijflg f -f E , . 'lf 3 VI . , VIA . VV5Vf1. Q- .9 eff 'Mr Juan Vela .l unior S0Ph0m0f9 3 letters Keeping their district record clear, the Brahmas rolled ox er the Pharr Bears 33 7 In thr first quarter thc Bradma got cortrolof e a a Q n four cm n s cutixl d w ns Kinmsx 1lle scored Gxrcia Doing over for thetounhdown The Brahmas scored againin me second quarter this time witl Michalk punching over Tue next Brahma drixe started on the Kings wille Zo Three first downs and lffplays later the Brah rnas scored again with Gar cia going oxer right tackle Coxarrubias scored later anc Swaim added the final touchdown Pharr score was on a as Xian xel Mendleta Senior 3 letters rf, Wai 113 J lf' Mix-up in the Robstown game Garcia leads Houts follows 1 letter In ahard fought battle at JavelinaStadiumthe Mc- Allen Bulldogs bearly pulled their role as favorite or the district 8AAA t1tle out of the fire by downing the Brahmas 39 27 McAllen made the firsttouchdown but the try for extra point was no good Shortly after Kingsville scored on apass f r o m Lerma to Skipworth Skipworth received two more pa s s e s for scores from the arm of Michalk The fourth quarter turned into a mad see saw battle with neither team holding a safe edge at any time Then McAllen scored to win the game Bill Skxpwo r th Senior 1 le tte r 'H Ev vu: ,Y A - - V . . . f , . . . . 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A -X A tf tg bw 52' . 1 , 'I ' ' ,- .N, 12,3 N Bobby Farrow .Tunior l letter K1ngSV1ll8 c a m e b a c k strong after the1r defeat at the hands of McAllen by trounc1ng Harhngen Z8 71n Harllngen The Bull sflrst touchdown came late 1n the f1rst per1od when Manuel Mendleta wentover from l yard out In the th1rd perl odM1chalk went around end for 12 yards and a score The Cardlnals came back strong and scored a 16 yard pass Houts returned the klckoff to the Brahmas 38 yard l1ne where four plays later Mxchalk scored On the lastplay of the game Mlchalk to s s e d to Garcla for the flnal tally Rlcardo V1llagorr'ez Senxor 'K- .D .: 4 , . ,5 'X . .,- ,A. bu A A' . 7 X , f ,Q L: no W Y .- , f . . , A 4 ,- at , ,,.Q. ,A , 4 . I Y J Garcia and Lopez team-up against Pharr ' J l W! fi 'Ti' 5.4 Ballet or football? .. W . ,Y . A -J . pp vt- 5- -' .H .-- -1.1 Tommy Harwood Senior l le tte r K1ngsv1lle closed out the1r football season by de featlng the1r trad1t1onal r1vals 34 Z0 The Brahmas scored flrst on a Zl yard toss from M1chalk to Sk1p worth Al1ce c me back qulckly to t1e up the game 7 7 In the second quarter the Brahmas went D9 yards for a score The Coyotes tallled to make the score 14 13 but1nfavorofK1ngs v1lle Mendleta scored on a 70 yard dash but Allce scored agaln to w1pe out the lead The Bulls then scored tW1C6 to w1n the game the most spectacular of whlch was a 90 yard run by Hefflngton a tackle 1 letter Actxon 1n the McAllen game ,uwrv J ' v - . . . ' , a I '- - , . , 7 - . on - , ' ' - . . . . . , . l U - .' T. ..,-'1,-.- 7 .. TV' ' . . vs - , , . , , v-1- - - 75 ,, , , . , . . . L Q . i 1 14.-T- - , 7 4' I ' A V N 'f W f 7 - 5 - V HF 1 , , f J . , .5530 A '. , 5 ' K . ' 57 'J 'fo , 'J . 'f . 'O .' W' ,L ',, .: 'f BASKETBALL. Although lack of he1ght handlcapped the Brahrnas they made up for lt 1n speed and ball handhng Wmmng nme of then' fourteen d1str1ct games gave them a t1e for th1rd place 1n d1str1ct Wh1Ch was a cons1derable Jump for a team pred1cted to end 1tS season 1n the cellar BILL SKIPWORTH Center Z letters Co Captam EUGENE DONAHO Forward 4 letters Co Captam 'Ji' ' . X . 1, Bai' V X. . 3' . X . f I p b Y if 2 3 I ,f , 5 x 4 , Q ' f -.a 1 f , , J r .. Q ' f i eq 4' 2 QT n s Q iv .5 I 1 9,4 R E fi f I Q 3 g --........ JIMMY CAULEY Center 1 letter JUAN VELA Guard 1 letter FTM C4 1 -:ti V CARLOS TRUAN Guard l letter .f ..a ESTANISLADO GUERRA Forward 1 letter Carlos drives for the basket Scramble for the ball in the against San Benito. Brownsville game. Adolfo ar.J Odis on the defense against Alice. LEFT ACROSS Oscar Cabra Mgr Od1sM1chalk Eugene Donaho Ray Houts Estamslado Guerra B111 Slupworth Coach G1lbert Lumpkxn Jlmmy Cauley QE-enny Goodman, Adolfo Marroquln E1ad10 Martlnez Juan Vela Carlos Lerma K1ngsv1lle Opponents Harhngen Ed1nburg San Benlto Mc Allen Al1ce Pharr DISTRIC T RECORD K1ngSV1lle GILBERT LUMPKIN COACH OSCAR CABRA Mgr Opponents Harhngen Edlnburg San Bemto Mc Allen Al1ce Pharr 51 I 48 57 ' 61 ' 38 62 ' 41 Brownsville 3 5 68 Brownsville 57 ' 41 eo ' 62 77 62 34 ' 41 57 ' 50 32 55 Y Y 1 C C I vi F GOLF la Bosnia Anderson, Jimmy Weisman, Roberf Hawks BASKETBALL SNAPSHOTS I 'X TEAM ll V vga? STANDING: Coach J. C. Bollinger, Leonard Holder, Glenn Moffitt, Rogerio Arredondo, Eddie Guerra, Jose Cisneros, Estanislado Guerra, Elfido Martinez, Clarence Jewett, Phillip Lister, Asst. Coach Rudd Spinks KNEELING: Mgr, Oscar Garcia, Leslie Martin, Frank Cheatham, Steve Newman, Ramon Rodriguez, Esequiel Huerta, Manuel Rodriguez, Wally Leal, Norris Johnson, Bill Stripling, Mgr. Henry Torres SITTING: Jimmy Wright, Marvin Nix, C.L. Foster, Arturo Salinas, Bill Wilson, Steve Alexander, L,A. Walker, James Kenyon, Richard Hart, Gay Cumberland CALF SCORE BOARD Calves Opposition 19 Freer 6 32 Alice 6 6 W.B. Ray 35 6 Alice 6 6 W.B. Ray 39 O Freer ZZ Calves stop Alice Confusion in the Freer game Freer halts Calves' drive 1 I' ATHLETICS QT' x '1 M. ia! ,I , t - 'I ws. j -1. .ir -f ft ff .M f 4 A If-eff i Q I 1 Q. -FP si! Ji we av K f 45 5 g B i nf g , Aff: -. -rv-K t -4 . .,,, , gif, LEFT ACROSS: Stephen Alexander, Henry De La Rosa, Steve Newman, Terry Davidson Glenn Moffitt, Henry Torres, Coach Bollinger, Clarence Jewett, Stanley Willbanks Salvador Ochoa, Elfido Martinez, Manuel Rodriguez, Wayne Rocky, Mgr Kingsville 38 44 43 Z5 37 34 34 Opponents Harlingen Edinburg Brownsville San Benito McAllen Alice Pharr DISTRICT RECORD Kingsville 40 46 Z1 31 48 53 39 Opponents Harlingen Edinburg Brown sville San Benito McAllen Alice Pharr Basketball's 1952-53 season for the B-Team was not impressive in the amount ofgames won, but the team composed of only Freshmen and Sophomores gained a great deal ofexper ience in ball handling and game competition. S a lv a d o r tries a jump shot Offensive action in a goalward A down court fast break against against Brownsville. shot by Henry Torres. Alice. TRACK ?Q' Q LEFT ACROSS Mr Russ Holland Coach John Saunders Ray Houts Odxs M1chalk Terry Davldson Davld Ogden Jerry Lott Juan Garza Th1s year s Brahmatrackteamhas more strength than It has had IH the past four years and def1n1tely boasts a m1le relay team that wrll be hard to beat 1n d1str1ct runnmg The rmle relay teamw11l represent K1ngsv1lle at the Border Olymplcs 1n Laredo and then com b1ne Wlth other prom1s1ng Kxng Hlgh trackmen to form a well rounded team that wxll par t1C1pate 1n the Ahce Hub C1ty Relays and the Ro bs tow n relays before the d1str1ct meet Trackmen showmg prom1se 1n early season performances James L1vergood d1stance runnxng J'1rnmyWr1ght and Juan Garza vaulters Henry Torres h1gh Jump .Tlmmy Cauley shot put and membe rs of the mlle relay Od1s M1cha1k B111 Sh1pworth Ray Houts and Jerry Lott LEFT ACROSS Oran Wh1tt1ngton M anuel Rodrlguez Frank Cheatham Steve Newman Glenn Moffltt Stanley W1llbanks Humberto Garc1a Ilrnmy Cauley Mr G11bertLumpk1n Asst Coach 119. - LEFT ACROSS Mr Rudd Spxnks Asst Coach Rogeno Arrendondo Bob McK1nney .Tames Wnght C L Foster Henry Torres Elfldo Mart1nez. Salvador Ochoa Henry De La Rosa fn 'D y -if Nr C LEFT ACROSS James Tally Mgr Ramon Rodnquez Juan Vela Wesley Boynton Bobby Farrow B111y Sk1pworth Kelth Arthur Robert Needham Bob Dorroh LEFT ACROSS Wayne Rockey Mgr James L1VeTgOOd Frank Valdez Manuel Narvaez Rodney Verret Juhus Bnones Adolfo Marroqum , C 1 . A - ' ' 'li V, A L V -V ' ' ' .3 l , . ' f iff 1 A ' F e f C ' , XI r Q ' A 7 V I : . ' , . .I ' I , ' , I ' ' Y I i I f fix y 1 - Q .Z ,Q ff ' Q P' un. Q. 'Q A E' T51 pf g V y, f V ' V 3 1 'Q i . Q yd, A - l ,. 4 X' Q N, 1 ' tt.-. W A . - ers. l 2 A au. , W J, ky I u Q , , lu, ' , , , l ' I .. 1 ' A ',.. , i , J ' : 1 o a . 1 ' , ' . . , . ' TENNIS LA 4-:H raw- :gre 1 I Vqigylnw ....., f LEFT ACROSS Lee K1tchens Woody Harper, Johnny Rohmfeld Ralph Waters Lee Jones Tommv Harwood Dale Swann LEFT ACROSS Mar11ynTompk1ns Gwen Tompk1ns Glorxa Cavazos Wynonah Roe Ada Ruth Cadde 11 Lee Hart Paula Jacobs C arol Dee West Joyce Arthur M1ss W1eser Coach 2 Y V F wr Bl VFW! Page-we W' we LEFT ACROSS Bobby Dear Max Bennett, Wlley Barton T e r ry Garrett Banta Anderson, J'1mm1e Burns Mr James Rob1nson Coach . . l, 1 s L. r I X W , , J Q C L 1 'QL 2 , -'W' f A t 'A , H ' Q - 1:9 Wm M M s A A A f X -.ff gs' . K ' ,g .SX f I , . if 'Q f ' f , L 1 , ! ' f - ' L , 'll' . , , - , 4' U y' ,E 7 - 'ESL -ly' Jn., , , ,A ,. My--. 4-A KA 1 -our . Q,-. -Q : ' . . . I I ' . Q- 1 ,E ,- as Q ,M w ' Q , --gy h I K L- ,, ' f 5 .P V 7' , .. g apr : ' l I 1 I t I I I I I Y I . . , , f-A ' 5 I 1 L , , . - 3 I i .Q in . Q J ', 5 Q Q ' X... X - I K 6 . i .ff 'K , KW ' . gr , ' ' ,, 1 Q , A, ' 4 'Jw p A v 5 1 - ' A A ' 1, 5 , , . ' 5 . l In - T 6 ' . . 3 1 E, , 5, . - , ,. , - 1 , A f WV, 9 . LAYJK A llc: :C':,-',a .'. ' -' ...Q - 1: Y ME' ' 37 - '- .,.... , I n . 1 n ' . - Q I I , l K.. ! I BRA!-IMA X CLARINETS DRUMS Howard Yeargan I Jimmie Burris Noelia Silguerix' Bobby Phillips Mavis Koenig Ann Thurmond Evelyn Gottschling Robert Bogusch Margaret Payne juan Rocha OBOES Jem' J0f',..,eS ggkzx ' 141 - james Steel fLynn Mayo Gloria Witte Elvia Garcia Norma Henry Mary Andrus Maria Lucia Bustos Donna Wilson Gwen Wier Homero Cortez Ross Malone FRENCH HORNS Mark Waggener Amando Soto Charles Kirk ' Crawford Smith TENOR SAXES Faustino Saenz Emeterio DeLeon Rollin Smith ALTO SAXES Ruth Olson Rhodina Kuschxj Elva Saenz BASSES johnny Rohmfeld Dammy Koenig Arnold Witte joe Thurmond joe Dorroh Benito Cerna I BAND TYMPAN I Anne Pote e t FLUTES Rfeggy Shiilts Norma Reed Mary Miles Daughters Carmela Cabra Janice Knight Marie Gibbs BASSOON Frederick Bohls BASS CLARINETS Donald Dietrich Edward Davis 'Lf ALTO CLARINET Kay Ashworth BARITONE SAX Ramon Ruiz CORNETS Ralph Water J. B. Fisher Ramon Guzman Oscar Cabra U Keith Arthur Robert Needham DOUBLE BASS David Pistole BARITONES Lee Kitchens X Elfas Tober Peggie Taylor David Hinojosa TROMBONES Robert McCurdy Woodrow Harper Bobby Farrow Bob Dorroh Betty Sue Danmier Roger Marshall DIRECTOR Wilbur L. Gregg TWIFKLERS Janice Knighi Shirley Luce ..- Peggy Mary Miles Shulis Daughiers Efhel Goode Barbara True Anne Poieei EQ! cc N BAND OFFIUERS Evelyn Gottschlmg Secretary Treasurer Robert McCurdy Pres1dent Ian1ceKn1ght Drum Major I B F1 sher Manager Donald D1etr1ch Reporter Howard Yeargan Vxce Pres1dent Crawford Sm1th Manager .ff J 9, 'U . , 3 ' ,x.. S.: ' g.. li- Scenes from the annual band concert at the Jones Audltorlum CHEERLEADERS 44-Q-if 4' N Wifi' 'Xxfv I ro CW! fum lbs I' Q 0 'Img 1 I ,,,,5:g fn Ll Fw nr' 0' Q I' LaVerne Schubert Barbara Rose Carol Dee West Crawford Sm1th Patr1c1a Rose Mary Lou Col1n STRINGS FIRST ROW: Alfred Taplin, Celia Gonzalez, Fred Cobbs, Elsie Hluchan, Margret Medders, Gilbert Munguia, .To Anne George, Carolyn Dacke SECOND ROW: Arnold Garza,',Rhodina Kusch, ShQ41fXfR6d'rrT311,i3at Taylor, Mauricio Munoz, Billy Chidester, Mach Taplin, Gloria Hinojosa, Ruth Ryon, Jerry Dan Howe, Rodolfo Amador THIRD ROW: Gene Drabek, Raul Rosales, Ralph Jennings, Alicia Avila, Aline Ferguson, Rodolfo Ruiz, Mrs. Charles Bounds, Director, Nillie Sue Warner, Madelon Lyons, Beverly Phelphs The annual Spring Concert is an important event for the Music Department. The band is one of the featured attractions. GIRLS CHO FIRST ROW CaroleYoung FayMoore LaVerneSchubert BarbaraCunn1ngharn Shir ley Payne Loleat Ryan Bobbie Addison Mae Romike SECOND ROW Jean Farquhar Thelmarie Wood Margaret Payne Aurora Valverde Clarece McCreary Joyce Bennett Hilda Solis Patsy McFarland Gloria Cavazos THIRD ROW Charles Bounds Director Elrnira Brooks Helen Taplin Petra Saldana Lucia Saldana Magdalena Loera Aurora Benavidez Irma T1Jer1na DorothyCh1sm Billie Langston FOURTH ROW GaynalRead1ng Norma Reed Clara Rogers Larry Ann Jones Jo Loter Gloria Alvarez Molly Noble Barbara O Neal Virginia Hawkins Anita Cannon Barbara Ficklin Jolyn Durham BOYS Cl-1 OR US FIRST ROW: Hector Herrera, Lionel De La Rosa, Everett Weeks, Robert Dear,Ronald Lofland, Tony Bounds, Glenn Moffitt, Tommy Harwood SECOND ROW: Charles Bounds, Director: Andres Marroquin, Robert McKinney,Robert McIntyre, Harry Gallenkamp, Jimmy Cauley, Charles Walton, Douglas Harvey, Edwin Cauley, Homero Ortegon, Donald Dietrich THIRD ROW: Javier Leal, Humberto Garcia, Terry Davidson, E uge ne D0nah0, OdiS Michalk, Iackye Hayes, Ray Houts, Eladio Martinez, Danny Knowlton, Lauro Lopez OFFICE ASSISTANTS FKTP3 SEATED Mary Mlles Daughters Barbara O Neal Paul .Tones D1rector of Attendance Ann Arthur STANDING Margaret Payne Mrs Raelene E Mercer Offlce Secretary Eve1ynGottsch11ng A11ceJeanK1are Esther Canales Bobb1e Add1son Mar1an Doerfler Mav1s Koenlg Mrs Mabel M11ler Lxbrary Asslstant Betty Kabler Barbara Cunnmgharn Rubye Russell L1brar1an Martha Farek Joyce Bennett Helen Taplm Betty Sm1th Q :kk IM, . 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Noel1a S1lguero Roldan COVBITUDIBS V1ce Presldent Jackye Hayes Presldent Evelyn Gottschhng Secretary Ann Arthur Margaret Payne Mary M1165 Daughters Nancy Reese STANDING J1mm1e Burrls J1mmye Hayes Eduardo Guerra Carlos Truan Frankhn Mead Karl Sh1rley Sponsor Dorxs Clark Sponsor Wayne Hendrlck Sponsor Joe Cavazos J1mmy Cauley SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW James Rob1nson Sponsor atr1c1a Rose Jo Ann M1115 Reporter Carolyn Medders Wesley Boynton Pres1dent Sh1rley Luce Secxjetary Robert Bogusch Treasurer M1tchellSm1th Vice Pres1dent Paul Jones Sponsor SECOND ROW Tommy Harwood Don Graul Mane Jewett Lee Hart Paula Jacobs Barbara Rose Kathy Gauger Jolyn Durham Joyce Arthur Ann Arthur James Buchanan Bobby Ph1ll1ps Robert Needham Edward Dav1s THIRD ROW Stanley Brossette March1a Luker Glynn Ka1gler Douglas Harvey Dale Swam MaV1SKOen1g Jerry Jones Tony Robson Bob Dorroh Steve Castold1 J B F'1sher Johnlviay hew Stanley W1llbanks Dav1d Ogden Rodolfo Rodrlguez C L Foster I Eu. T 0' ' DX W' M 1:2 QARO FIRST ROW Clara Blackwell Sponsor Howard Yeargan Peggy Shults Program Cha1rman Jackye Hayes Pres1dent M1tchell Sm1th Vzce Pres1dent Paula Jacobs Secretary Ruth Olsen Reporter Elege Fraz1er Sergeant At Arms SECOND ROW An1ta Granados Mary M1165 Daughters Thelmarle Wood .TBHICS Kmght Barbara Yer1ck Betty Kabler Molly Noble Sue Ann Lookhoff Sandra Rafter THIRD ROW Wesley Boynton Od1s M1cha1k Joan Howe Vonnabeth Brown Clarece McCreary Ray Houts Douglas Harvey Kathy Gauger Crawford Sm1th .V qv J-I 1 '75 FIRST ROW Roy Denn1s B111Brodnax Everett Weeks Roll1n Sm1th Leon N1x B1lly Joe Horak Second V1ce Pres1dent Arturo Sallnas Dav1d Vanderh1der SECOND ROW Kee nMyers F1rstV1ce Pres1dent CrawfordSm1th Treasurer B1lly B1ppert Glynn Ka1g1 r Sent1ne1 .T B F1sher H1stor1an Bobby Langston Pres1dent James N1x Reporter Jul1us Bnones THIRD ROW B1lly Sk1pworth Fred Radford Robert Burwell Roy Torres Marv1n N1x R1chard Taylor Edwln Laechel1n B111 Cumberland Thu-d V1ce Pres1dent Gay Cum berland Parharnentarxan Henry Smlth Sponsor I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 I 1 ' ' o 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 , 1 . , ,X I -, J .1 1 1 1 1 j c. 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CLUB FIRST ROW Sh1rley Luce T reas ure r Joyce Arthur V1ce Pres1dent Lee Jones Presldent Le Moyne Waters Tournament D1rector Carol Dee West Secretary SECOND ROW Glor1a Cavazos Ada Ruth Caddell Gwen Tornpluns Mar11yn To Terry Garrett Paula Jacobs W1ley Barton Max Bennett Lee Hart Qarbara True James Buchanan THIRD ROW Imogene W1eser Sponsor Wynonah Roe Tony Robson Lee K1tchens J1mm1eBurr1s JohnnyRohmfeld B1llyCarson StanleyW11lbanl-cs Woody Harper John SEATED Bobby Farrow Tommy Harwood Carlos Lerma V1ce Pres1dent Eladlo Martlnez Od1s Mlchalk Pres1dent Lauro Lopez Crawford Smlth Ramon Ru1z Oscar Cabra STANDING Russ Holland Sponsor J1mmy Cauley Jerry Hefhngton LGNSIS Goerner Eugene Donaho Reporter Douglas Harvey B1lly Slupworth Secretary Harry G alle nkamp R1cardo V1llagomez Faustlno Saenz Ray Houts G1lbert Lumpkm Sponsor yu Ly K 'fl K 01 -2 Q1 0 A i : I 1 J J . ' . J 1 ' Z , ' I 1 1 ' . , ' . ' ' S, l I . ! I I : l Y J ! I l 1 . . . I I l I . I I Russell Mayhew, James Robinson, Sponsorg Tommy Harwood -'e '- AH' I 1 1 1 . ' Z l . 1 U . I ' J l I I 3 1 , : ' . ' , ' 1 1 : , ' ' , : , ' . . . ' 5 ,nop ' 1 n 1 fl L EL Ac3uu.A FIRST ROW Yolanda Sal1nas Vlrglnla Torres I..uc1a Saldana ProgramCha1rman Carmen Vera Presldent Al1c1a S1as Irma Gut1errez Tana Longorla Margxe Vera SECOND ROW Mae Dell Sch1ller Sponsor Magdelena Loera Ann R1chardson Glor1a Cavazos Secretary Treasurer Els1e Duenas V1C8 Presxdent R1cardo V1llagomez. Irma Alvarez Sylvla Mendez Amparo Cavazos DE SEATED Mar1aEl1zaAlan1z,Jul1a Yado YolandaSaenz Noel1aS1lguero Presldent Ludyv1naH1no3osa Treasurer Margaret Mascorro .Tosephlne Galvan L1d1aMares Mary Bylngton Secretary STANDING Fel1x Rodnguez Vice Pres1dent Enr1queMend1ola Jane Bolton Octav1o Rodnguez Reporter Euceb1o Alvarez Robert Everett Charles Peck Sponsor . . . . . . . . ' I , I , . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11- . . . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . 1 - . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F DEBATE SEATED Martm Garc1a Gxlbert Munguma Marclua Luker, Donna W11son Jose Fuentes, Ol1ta Parman Sponsor STANDING Emete T10 DeLeon Gwen Wxer Norma Reed Reporter Stanley Brossette, Secretary Carolynlviedders V1ce Pres1dent M1tche1lSm1th Presldent Jav1er Valdez Charles Clark Doll DECLAMATION FIRST ROW Sara Duenas Carmela Cabra, Thehnarie Wood, Dee Ann Durham Aurora Benavmdez Amta Granados Sue Ang Lookhoff SECOND ROW Betty Kabler,Rol11n Sm1th Mary Meek JoAn Loessberg Dorothy Kenyon, .LaVerne Schubert Barbara F1Ck11h Mamlyn Cooper, Al1c1a Av11a THIRD ROW Judy Jacobs, Kay Ashworth Donna Wzlson Peggme Tayl-Or, Dawn R1ebe1 Steve Castold1, Robert Dear Crawford Sm1th Beth Burns S. 1 f . 3. I If I I : , . ' . . , I : . I D O I , I . - . , . . , . . ! An I , ' D . Y 3 . I 1 9 ' , . . , . : I . D . P l v . 1 ,.: FHA SEATED STANDING ,l FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB OFFICERS Patsy Box Betty Sue Danrruer Co F1rSt Vxce Pres1dents Marle .Tewe tt Pres1 dent Mav1s Koemg Student F H A Consultant Idohna Rodrlguez Secretary Joyce Durb1n Treasurer 4'- Mrs IoannaParta1n P1oneer Chapter Advlser CCCIIS Thormaehlen Fourth V1ce Pres1dent .Ioan Howe Hlstorlan Dawn Rlebel Parhamentarlan Thelmane Wood Th1rd Vxce Presldent Nellyne Wzcker K1ngtex Chapter Advlser and Cha1rman of AdV1S6 rs JOY CHAPTER KINGTEX CHAPTER PIONEER CHAPTER AND NEW HORIZONS CHAPTER REPRESENTATIVES SEATED Maman Doerfler Rosa Garza Nancy Huffman Beth Burr1s Jo Anne George Betty Ann Woefel Sy1v1a Mendez STANDING Mane Meyer New Horlzons Chapter Adviser Carmela Cabra Amparo T1-1er1na Sh1r1ey Payne M3V1SKO6h1g Apolorua Arredondo Nancy Reese Frances Yelser Joy Chapter Advlser v. ' up P I .V 4'w Z 1 J ' I ' I I u 1 : , - - . 5 ' . : 1 I 'I' J' I I '-I I I I 3 1 ' 2 1 I 1 Q n . . 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Nqr, M, x giuasuvmv I LANTANA REPRESENTATIVES ,V ,E f ' 1 A 1- Xf- F ,V , f f PEGGY SI-IULTS ' JACKYE HAYES WI F P1 ' FALL BRINGS FFZESHMEN FUN AND FOOTBALL Every year 1n September schools all over the country are beg1nn1ng a new te rm and Klng H1gh 15 no except1on Synonymous wlth the begmmng of school 1S the old trad1t1onal pract1ce of sub jectuxg the Freshmen to certa1n 1nd1gn1t1es The ent1re class was caught unaware at an assembly and performed some amusmg acts to the dellght of the upperclass men Fall als o means football whlch was played outstand1ngly th1s year by the Brahams F rlday n1ghts are completed by the sockdanc 1D the Gym Pushlng peanuts Wlth ones nose 15 not exactly a graceful sport 'N 1-nf' The flour f1ght turned 1nto a battle 1nxolv1ng the Shoe sh1nes were for free to the Sen1ors courtesy spectators as well as the Freshmen of several Freshmen boys What sew eral glrls thought tobe broken glass fortunately became egg shells when thelr turn to walk bare footed came There were several relays 1nclud1ng th1S one Th1s led to a good deal of confus1on but all was 1n fun and everyone seemed to enjoy the program 7 I I . . . 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M The coache s are always th1nk1ng Goalpost decoratlng 15 ve ry about football and eve ry game necessary and 1S here done by presents 1tS spec1al problems Crawford Dee and Howard the man on top Every playe r does h1s best wh1ch 15 shown by Carlos spr1nt1ng for a touchdown 1n the McAllen game 4 if The studentsect1on 1S well f1lled at all the home games and at any moment many d1fferent express1ons can be found on the faces of the spectators as clearly shown here. fx gf rw -O f-2 r- f Q. ai h N sa x Dancmg 1S one of the favor1te pastlmes of K RV' he Band not only prov1des mus1c and a spectacular half K1ng H1gh Students, and after the game tlme performance but also g1VCS a great deal of support most everyone attends the sock dance at PJ to the cheerleaders durmg the cheer1ng. the Gym. i V ' A. eff ., ,. 1 -- g x, - 1 f - 3 1 'if . . - L ,f-' , Q . . . . - ' . . I I l I . 'Y' f ' k . Y A ' ,g ' ' I r ' ,. R... 1 1' v n 1 I' ' ' e 's Y 1 ' P K 5, ' ,' ' ' 4 1 4 1. x r fe- . . , , . . ' y CLASSES DANCES, AND FOCTBALI. CHEERS Dee puts the torch to the McAllen bonfire pep rally and snake dance followed Q R o W a n 0 iv Concepcion instruction in the driver training car W -v..,., 'r' Our school is primarily for teaching the youth of the community to be successful and worthy citizens, and most of our time is spent in the classroom. But school is not all work,for during the weekends there is time for many extracurricular activi- ties. Pep rallies, bon- fires, football games, and dances all play a very important part in keeping the school unified in spiritand purpose. CHEER! CHEER! for old Kingsville High Students usually listen to the instructor but here In the homemaking cottage courses to make a better manages to attract someone s attention ' . A u c N 5 . . . 5 , r. D es ,si ' gg ' . . . xp . . . . Q51 5 rj' ,. ut.. 'V ,x l n Q ,N , 3 1 ' , . r most of them are preoccupied by other thoughts. home are taught, although the came ra usually School spirit is at one of its highest points at the bonfire preceding the McAllen game. um fv- Not everyone 1S on the playing field and those on the sideline have many anxious moments while the game IS developing Dancing is a great pastime but strictly speaking these guys and gals are only posing ,1- Jackye, Dick, and Mr. Jones are the ones responsible for the remarks from the P,A. system during the games Students in the stands have heir part in cheering the team and some stand and cheer most of the time The dance floor is usually more crowded thanthis maybe those sitting forgot their socks Vt 7 g A X lm- .f'., A x N ,, 1 Vx 5 A 1 0 . . . , . t . . . . . . , . . I cw. . ,J :CII-4 ' K ,e 't n SNAPSHOTS OF THE SCHCDOI. YEAR I 1 Many events occur throughout the year that are of interest to the students. The memory of small events are often the ones recalled the most. This probably is due to most stu- dents being part of these small happenings while the major events are participated in by onlyafew Close association with others gives most people a great deal of pleasure Margaret Evelyn and Howard 1n spect the life 1n a lake by means of a glass bottom boat A broken arm IS no fun but autographmg Chino s cast catches the fancy of this group of boys 4' The story 15 always the same a boy and a girl talking of things of interest only to them Marie and Glynn are the ones seen here Mr Hendricks gestures to clear up a po1nt1n an informal session at noon on the steps The ticket l1ne s are always long but atleast everyone has to share the same disadvantage of waiting Xi! 7 -' The sunny moments of leisure on the lawn are ended with the bell and to class go Ceclle Sammy and John . , . I a D ' Q ' . . . S N W Y , Q ' I I V ., af' l gg 1 8 ' - V V Q 5. ' - A T A il Q 3, 4 . ' 2 .T . I I -.. . . V ,. 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Roldan and Eddle student cab1net members help take up money zn the Junlor Red C ross dr1ve I The typ1ng e xh1b1t1on by M155 Phelan a champxon typ1st was well worth seelng and many students took advantage of the opportumty !fWi9'f T1 Il nn 1981 m Errol Can1on, Bllly .Toe Horak, Robert Burwell, and Buddy F1sher form a team to part1c1pate 1n the Farm 'Sk111 FFA contest C arlos holds the 100 Red Cross slgn for Mrs Salyer s Enghsh class one of the few classes wh1ch all contr1buted U s .Q These Student Cab1net members are countlng the money from the Red Cross campamgn an annual event 1n the school Although the stud e nts are too young to vote, most are nxterested 1D po11t1cs, and LEWIS campalgns wxth I LIKE IKE. , s'+ I 1 7' ii, F 'I git .V rf x L .Eli I, f QR 1' 4 K A Nl K I y' fe . ' so , Ifd gfwqi ' RN I I I - 1 gi: esnl lx as v I 1 , 7, n . . . . I , . , in A . A VX I l , I I I N Q , . y 4 v Q Y . .4 6 .3 i Q' ' Q .' A , . h Q, , . .Y A X 'vs I . f ff ff , ji A C' f It ,fa gf L d fe fi 3 vense n. I WHEN FOOTBALL SEASON REIONS Football 1S the major sport 1n K1ng I-hgh On the day of a game from the pep rally unt1l the last dance 1S over at the sock hop everyone 1S affected by what only can be called football fever The many dlffe rent act1v1 t16S of these hours are pre sented here The taplng of a shoulder 15 a routlne a ff a 1 r lnvolx lng remow 1ng of the tape 1S the OppOS1t8 no sk1ll and great pa1n Jerry goe s through the entlre process here fsff Mg., There are few pleasures greater than a good shower after a long hard game Ask B111 It takes many yards of tape to keep an athlete The equlpment must be gone over carefully to golng most of lt 1S us ed for the tap1ng of be sure that everyth1ng 1S 1n order for faulty ankles equlpment can mean trouble 1 S. A X I ,a 1 to . ' X xq Q . ' V 's- Q ' 1' A .fx IV- N-if .. 'A I gf' 4,11 . . O. 'fp ji .. l ' I Q' . . . 7. ,I , . My V W' skilland nopain. The it F KX- O f' . f V ' f . ' X .3 ' - ofa Q ff fc. f e , . - . ' y s f, V ' f Q I V -nl I ' .2 's I .1- ff . I a tl U 1: O ' I . fp r y A 4 . , 'N ' 1: , f , f' Y V 9' , All the Sen1ors were capta1ns at the Al1ce game wh1ch caused some amusement at the pre game ceremomes 1n the center of the held The tenslon from the g ame 15 rel1eved at the s oc k dance afterward These dances have become a trad1t1on of K1ng H1gh Carlos gets some very specxal lnstructxon from Coach H o lla nd 1n the Brownsvllle game wh1le Manuel looks on The defeat of Al1C6 OCCBSIOHS these bflght sm11es 1n the dresslng room But there IS sadness too for the great 1952 Brahma team has played 1tS last The Hokey Pokey 1S one of the most popular of the Some couples are always seen together at new folk dances. It causes great amusement to both school ac t1V1t16 s such as Pat and Lee, part1c1pants and spectators. Glynn and Mar1e. ,I , t X . I l 'ff . , 41, kk . ., A '97, .0 X K ' :N .5 s r 1 K w 'Q ' 3 , ... . ' 4 . . . . , ' O SCHOOL SCENES AND THE BUILDING TRADES New students enroll throughout the year and quxckly f1nd a place 1n K1ng H1gh s frlendly atmosphere Department Mr Brldges counsels w1th Dommga and Margarxta dunng the D1vers1f1ed Occu pat1ons class and fleld tr1ps of the school and 1 Way The study hall g1ves the students not only a chance to study but the opportun1ty to read many good books newspapers magazmes and get the latest school news Machan1caldraw1ng IS one of the many courses offered 1n the Indus tr1al Arts The Freshrnen c1v1cs class learns about the functlons communlty through class projects Tw1ns Pat and Barbara make some people th1nk they are seexng double l 4 V S' p 1 M: .V c .1 , 2 . .,.' ' V , I 1,1 K 1, , ,ml N1 ,V, V x X.. ' K J ,f A E cl wr f ' E X Q , ' . , - . , , . , . FIELD HOUSE he Building Trades class ffers as muchpractical xperience as a student could sk for in the way of building. n the past several semesters he class project has been a ield house located on the foot- all practice field. The house ontains all the necessary ressing room facilities for oth football and tr ack, re- ieving a bad ly overcrowded ondition in the Gym. The ouse is e xcellent proof of ry fine work on the part of Roland Smith and the mem- rs of the BuildingTrades lass. Mar c o s, Edelmiro, and Ricardo nail laths to hold the ceiling material, l and rooms. Martin frame a door for one of the The fall semester class includes Leonardo Leal,Mr. Roland Smith, instructor, RafaelSalinas, BenEstrada, Bill Stripling, Warren Nevilles, Mr. Ted Campbell, student teacher, Edelmiro Cabrera, Marcos Torres, Ricardo Pena, Martin Hinojosa, Byrce Gilstrap, and Hugh Dooley. Warren and Bill install the hangers in one of the equipme nt storage cages . Le ona rd o and Ben are installing the fibreboard sections that make the ceiling. 5' , E in A gfffa K Q! .Tackye leads the student Student B a r b a r a O 'N e al visits barber nita,Granad05 and Mitghell Smith body in the Pledge of Tommie Wilsey and customer Wayne tthe microphone during a speech Allegiance. Whittington in the Education Week play, class broad cast over KINE . ASSEMBLIES. BROADCASTS TOURNAMENTS, T00 t The activities of the school outside of classes are many and varied. Assemblies are welcomed by the students as a change in the normal routine. The programs include p rofe s sional talent, visitors from outside the school, and often the students of King High, Intramural games are played throughout the year, and special tourna- ments are sponsored: the annual K Club Junior High Basketball Tournament, and the New Year's Tennis Tournament. Both bring outstanding Team athletic s by girls is not on an interscholastic participants to perform in Kingsville. basis in King High, but there is a wide variety of intramural activities during the year. 'X . 'fK,' .o'fi 1-4' W :fl t i 1 -I 4 .- -m - a WP' Assemblies, like other activities cause varied reaction on the part The g i rl ' s intramural b a s k e t b a ll of the audience. Some are amused: some are bored, and others championshipwentto the BASKETEERS find their school work so interesting they just keep on working with a Z2 to 8 win over the JETS. through the program, ith this many ticket take r s it is a wonder that Not all was work at the tou r name nt, and Odis, spectators were able to get in to see the K Club E uge ne , and Ray found time to enjoy the games ournament. ' being played. i Z i roll Willbanks receives the second place trophy for the Bill, Glynn, and Eladio sell cold drinks Junior High School after losing a thrilling game during one of the sessions of all day the finals. tournament. Fgfg X --...gg Bobby De a r receives con- Mr, Robinson and Bgbby admire the Tommy Harwood and Mr, Robin- gratulations from Raullviireles Junior Boys' first place trophy, won son keep the officials booth in after the final match. by Bobby. order. PICTURES. SOME CANDID, SOME POSED 1,0 Joe f' avazo s holds down the Chref of Pohce Job for one dav wxth the a1d of regular Ch1ef Jack West if Y K...- SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS JETS He rmxnl a San M1guel ElS16 Duenas Irma Alvarez A1da R1vas Pat R o s e Consuelo G ut1 e r r e z Teresa Munoz Luplta Cuellar Noemx Salxnas 'K 2' Ji CUSTODIANS .Tusto Pena Jesus Garcxa Chrxstola Andres Garza Raymundo Ohvarez Gonzalez -os Many events are 1' e p re s e nte d here 1ntramurals soclals cxty government by the Student Cablnet the care and malntenance ofthe campus by the custodlans and a scene from the Texas Educatlon Week Assembly Rv The Yucca Club s annual Chrlstmas party 1S complete w1th Santa Claus presents and fun Members ofthe Student Cablnet dur1ng thelr day as clty off1c1als take part ln the Comm1ss1oners Court .Tlrnrnye sadly s1ts on the dunce stool mn a scene from an old fash1oned school room : ' , I I K . . , , . A 'C I ' ,li z' P ' h 4 X C . ' ff. A z' i' wk' H X J- , s e '- 'wx 1' ,, , .fx vt. 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J . 5 I - Don trzes a mult1pl1cat1on problem under the Model alrplane enthus1asts demonstrate the1r eye of school marm Carolyn projects 1n assembly The Annual FHA formalball 1S eagerly antlclpated by all the students of Kmg Hlgh Th1s IS the only all school func t1on where everyone gets to see how all the other students look dressed thelr best and e v e n the gymnaslum takes on a more f9St1Ve appearance The Bunny Hop 15 enjoyed even at a formal dance Betty Sue Danrruer announces the program There was a b1g crowd on the floor dur1ng all the dances El. TORO CAMERA GETS AROUND The Staff of EL TORO attempts to present as . many varied aspects of school life as possible. The ommission of any pe r s o n or event is sin- cerely regretted. May your memories of King High be happy ones. mn-any ANNUAL SALESMEN Yolarlda Sal1naS Mar Mr Roblnson supervlses Barbara and Lee 1n a garet Payne Carmela Cabra Anne Poteet Chem15try expernnent Emeter1o DeLeon Frederlck Bohls Barbara O Neal Sue Ane Lookhoff Bob McK1nney K 1ng I-hgh Sl1de Rule Representatnes Wesley Carolyn and Mav1s testlng the electro chem1cal Boynton Tommy Harwood Tony Robson potentlal of varlous metals 1n cherrustry class in 4.1.1 3 'AA 'T' T1me out from school for fun at Padre Island 1n Close harmony 1n the shower room by Ray and the sun sand and sea .T1mmy Caruso style !' X. ,A V. AM 1 5 I - 1: --- V it 4.6 . - - . . ', . l I . . Q xxx 1 : y - xx XX., ' a l ' Qr f I -VVpp., ' -E I U V V WYVA M ef'xx ll I' . A v ' Af' 1 A7 'f . '- 'if - . E E A 1. ' V A A . 1 r.r Q l .. lp H 'vi . - . 51. 1. ' 5 F I, 'ff if .fp V 2 1 f lx .v ' ' if ' 225 , 'ns ' 4 l T . .1 b 4, ,, fi l , V I , 1, i ' j Q O 1 A wwf A' , , if JA ., , . in I O, 1 I -A A :fl . O. E I - - 4 :il A . 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