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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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As the curtain closes on another school year, work on the year- book is being completed. This book carries the name, El Toro, which you, the strdent body, chose to give to your yearbook. The El Toro l959 portrays the life of the largest body of students in the long history of this school. We of the editorial staff have tried to portray the school year accurately and fully. We hope that you will find this book complete in its cover-eqe of the school year 1958-59. Sincerely, Aw ' -P145 Afca.,,.,,s46 Ann Lindsey, Philip McCormick, Editor Assistant Editor the staff presents 'I DED1 JHTIUII HUIHIH STRHTIUH SBHUU. BUHHD FH JlT!I uns SE JL UBS W , UHBBH ZHTIUHS , M. PEHSUU HLIIIES UJHUS UIHU mv Y-Y ,Y ,Y , Z5 .W S XX,W, brahmaland - -N9dfiw'w-Mwwwiyfswllmwf rw q,Qgw,.x -wggfg: r Q4 1 3 ? 1 A an Q 3 3 2 2 E The football season Kingsville will never forget. STUDENTS . . . good times. This book is dedicated to you. You have been through one, two, or three years of reviews, finals, and campus life to become what you are now . . . a senior, a junior, or a sophomore. Your times in K.H.S. have been and always will be enjoyable. This annual, EL TORO 1959, has been assembled so that we all might remember the outstanding events of this past year. It's all yours! P-1 4 3 ff: O :s FD C Q O 'ca 0 '1 Q7 F9 FD Q. F5 O FH ::: ... CD 93 0 :- ca. Q3 Q: E. 5 A. D. HARVEY ' Assistant Superintendent of Schools Elementary Education JOHN S. GILLETT Superintendent of Schools GLENN SHELLEY Assistant Principal Attendance Director H. WAYNE HENDRICK Principal, H. M. King High School DR. CHESTER DUNN N. M. HARRELL, JR.. President BOB HOPE MRS. J. C. JERNIGAN 6 , DONCIANO RODRIGUEZ BEN TORRES GENE ROGERS 1 . Armslrong, Miss Nell Banta, Franklin Orchestra Sclence Biddison, Larry Blackwell, Miss Clara English English, Speech Bledsoe, Mrs. Alice F. Bounds, Charles English Music Education Byers, Mrs- Pauline, Chiuminatto, Martin Secretary to the Principal Industrial A1-ts 12 Franklin, Elbert Industrial Arts Gre99. Wilbur Music Coordinator, Band Jay, Donald H.P.E., Assistant Football Coach McCIeskey, Kenneth D. Social Studies Garrison, Mrs. Leona Mathematics Holland, Russ Head Football Coach, Math King, Miss Veda Commercial Subjects McEowen, Mrs. R. E. Commercial Subjects McLoud, Malcolm T. Marshall, Marvin Science Vocational Agriculture Palmerlee, Mrs. Doris Parman, Miss Olifa Social Studies Social Studies Parfain, Mrs. Joanna Rhode, Mrs. Dorothy Homemaking English, Latin Richards, Robert M. Russell, Miss Rubye Head Basketball and Baseball Coach, Librarian Social Studies 14 Rybicki, Mrs. Elizabelh Salyer, Mrs. Maud Homemaking English - - X -xl, Schiller, Miss Mae Dell Schroeder, MPS- Rllfihi F Spanish 1511311511 Schroeder, Shermen Schumann, Mrs. Esther Distributive Education Mathematics shore, Miss Gertrude Smilhf 'Y Commercial Subjects Smence 15 Smifh. Rqbkrf Smith Roland Coach, Hlstory Industrial Arts Spinks, Rudd Siernadel, Mrs Shirley Driver Training, Assistant Football and HPE Girls Tennis Coach Track Coach R . ,- . 1 s ' :Sian-sfsff Sis ' ., ---- Q Q Q 1 i-is I, 1 - M2fg,gisQ-ssrlgeg,Q,pgN,s3,iQwqgs-- r- 212 -wa s -, z -V 1- 1 . z ,- Q ,, of-,KAN is im-xo , Q . , gangs sw Ms X sa M is so R , 43 K . ' dxf- -Sw A -fw-Riffs 'L S1 s kg N . ?':g2'z-2' Q Zevwxw EQ My Q.. 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'56-'57 Science Club '57-'58 Bailey, Louise Spanish Club '57-'59 Interscholastic League Number Sense '57-l58 Slide Rule '57-'59 Spelling '57-'58 Original Orations l58-'59 lst Place in District ,58-'59 Ready Writing '58-'59 1st Place in Regional '57-'58 Bass, Dean Spanish Club '57-'58 Student: Cabinet '57-'58 K Club '56-'59 Football '56-'59 Captain '58-'59 Basketball '56-'59 Track '56-'59 Beeman, Gary Football '57-'58 Round-Up Staff '58-'59 Science Club '57-'59 Spanish Club '58-,59 Bell, Jean Chorus '56-'58 F.H.A. '56-'59 Brett, Ellen F.H.A. '57-'59 D.E. '57-'58 Briseno, Minerva D.E. '58-'59 F.H.A. '56-'57 Brown, Mary Nell F.H.A. '56-'59 Treasurer '58-'59 Science Club '56-'57 Spanish Club '57-'59 Vice-President '57-'58 Office Staff '57-'59 Class Officer Reporter l57-'58 Reporter '58-'59 Student Cabinet '57-'59 Interscholastic League Junior Declamation lst in District '56-'57 Buitron, Lucila Burchers, Jack K Club '57-'59 Football '56-'59 Baseball '57-'59 Class Officer President '58-'59 Student Cabinet ,58-'59 F.F.A. '56-'59 Treasurer '58-'59 Butler, Lynn F.H.A. '57-'58 Spanish Club '57- Caskey, Priscilla Band '56-'58 F.H.A. '58-'59 Library Staff '57- Childs, Jeanne Transfer '58 '59 Childs, K. A. K Club '57-'59 Baseball '56-'59 Football '56-'59 Cumberland, Carolyn F.H.A. '58-'59 Spanish Club '57-'58 Cumberland, Kathleen F.H.A. '56-'59 Science Club '57-'59 De La Garza, Emma Chorus '57-'58 F.H.A. '56-'57 Delgado, Valdemar Chorus '58-'59 K Club '57-'59 Basketball '56-'59 Baseball '57-'59 De Mauri, John Round-Up Staff '58-'59 Science Club '58-'59 Spanish Club '58-'59 K Club '57-'58 Track, Manager '57-'58 Esquivel, Angelica F.H.A. '56-'58 Ewert, Bill Round-Up Staff '58-'59 Science Club' '56-'57 Spanish Club '57-'58 El Toro Staff Assistant Editor '56-'57 Editor '57-'58 Farmer, Ann Round-Up Staff '57-'58 F.H.A. '57-'59 5th Vice-President '58-'59 D.E. Club '58-'59 I Faske, Curtis D.E. Club '58-'59 . Projectionist '56-'58 Fernandez, Joe 23 Fischer, Myrna Jane Band '56-'58 Library Staff '58-'59 Flores, Ariuro HK!! 156-159 Football '56-'59 Captain '58-'59 Track '56-'59 Flower, Connie Chorus '57-'59 F.H.A. '56-'57 Library Staff '56-'57 Gallaway, Mary Margaret Spanish Club '57-'59 Library Staff '56-'57 Latin Club '58-'59 Orchestra '56-'58 Treasurer '56-'57 Galvan, Esperanza Chorus '57-'59 F.H.A. '57-'59 Garcia, Consuelo Garcia, Elida Chorus '57-'58 F.H.A. '56-'59 Science Club '57-'58 Garcia, Frank Band '56-'59 Chorus '56-'57 Football '56-'57 Garcia, Grace D.E. '58-'59 Garcia, Mercy Chorus '57-'58 F.H.A. '56-'58 Garcia, Senescio Garcia, Teresa Chorus '56-'58 F.H.A. '56-'57 Garza, Andres Science Club '56-'57 Spanish Club i56-'59 Garza, Arnoldo Chorus '56-'57 V.I.C. '58-'59 Garza, Emelia Chorus '58-'59 F.H.A. '56-'58 Science Club '57-'58 Garza, Moises Science Club '56-'57 V.I.C. '58-'59 Gerik, Pal' Band '56-'58 F.H.A. '56-'57 Science Club '57-'58 D.E. Club '58-'59 Program Chairman 58 59 Gonzalez, Luis Green, Don Griffiths, Donald Band '56-'59 Golf '56-'57 Guerra, Arnoldo Science Club '56-'58 Guerrero, Esther F.H.A. '56-'57 Spanish Club '58-'59 Library Staff '58-'59 Guion, Tommy Halberdier, Siayion Round-Up Staff '58 K Club '57-'59 Football '56-'59 - Basketball '56-'59 Baseball '56-'57 Boy's State '58 Harvey, Doug K Club '56-'59 Football '56-'59 Captain '58-'59 Baseball '57-'59 Student Cabinet '5 Class Officer President '57-'58 V.I.C. '58-'59 President '58-'59 Hernandez, Irene D.E. '58-'59 Hernandez, Oralia Chorus '57-'58 F.H.A. '56-'57 Hinkle, Rodell F.H.A. '58-'59 7-'59 Howell, Seth Chorus '58-'59 Hundley, Jay James, Susie F.H.A. '56-'57 Chapter President '56-'57 Science Club '56-'57 Secretary '56-'57 Cheerleader '57-'59 Head Cheerleader '58-'59 El Toro Staff '57-'59 Junior Class Editor '57-'58 Salesman '58-'59 .. I I ,W , W, X , .,.,,.. , h XF X 4 Vp 3,59 X 9 X M sig? N N:5::a:es '1f'wf.,fsmgi X .N,, ,X .. A e ei es e 1 z Q - S x t Au xt 1,2 gba Q K fied X V we 1 NSN Q? N Si e MQW? SX, 'xxx Q e 'we X M S 'W V' S P I ,. XS X- fa Q X I e EN if- 1 V- ,-ff li- ff' Q15-Ek I f S Q ' 1 1 2? X e e t 5 Sgt ,s QQ g x e Q 6 : ' We ty aw es 5 ff ,f i .gum ze, Xa Ie :gf ,gswgi N a we , be ix it iii-35N Q 'sf 325153 Q ,gfwf wig X 3,g13,,ta ,ga f ,f sz Q e lx L Ai A 5 A 4 x2 K N ga ,R fix ex -3 - - X f i we ue 11 ez ,f Jennings, Edris Band '56-'58 F.H.A. '58-'59 Spanish Club '57-'58 Secretary '57-'58 Student Cabinet '58-'59 Class Officer Vice-President '58-'59 Jeweti, Madeline Science Club '57-'58 D.E. '58-'59 Debate '57-'58 Kantz, Tommy Band '56-'58 Science Club ,56-'58 Interscholastic League Slide Rule '56-'57 Number Sense '56-'57 Kondrad, Roger i Korah, Sand ra F.H.A. '56-'58 D.E. '58-'59 ' F.T.A. '58-'59 Korah, Sonya F.H.A. '57-'58 D.E. '58-'59 i Langsion, Edie F.H.A. '56-'57 Spanish Club '57-'59 Library Staff '56-'57 D.E. '57-'59 1 El Toro Staff '56-'57 , Assistant Editor '56-'57 i Interscholastic League i Junior Declamation '56-'57 4 i i Lindsey, Ann Band '56-'57 F.H.A. '56-'59 Area Officer '56-'57 State Officer '57-'58 Chapter President '58-'59 Science Club '57-'59 Spanish Club '57-'58 Student Cabinet '56-'59 President '58-'59 El Toro Staff '57-'59 Assistant Editor '57-'58 Editor '58-'59 Girls State '58-'59 Longoria, Roberto Band '56-'59 District Band '56-'58 Regional Band '56-'58 Chorus '58-'59 Luker, Jimmy K Club '57-'59 Football '56-'58 Baseball '56-'59 F.F.A. '55-'59 Secretary '58-'59 McClanahan, Lynn Band '56-'58 F.H.A. '56-'57 Science Club '57-'58 D.E. '58-'59 Historian '58-'59 McDonald, David Band '56-'59 Vice-President '58-'59 Science Glub '58-'59 Class Favorite '57-'58 Orchestra '57-'58 1 fir McKellar, David K Club '57-'59 Science Club '57-'59 Latin Club '58-'59 Manager, Football, Track '57-'59 Mckeynolds, Carolyn Library Staff '56-'57 D.E. '57-'59 Historian '57-'58 President '58-'59 State Secretary '58-'59 Martinez, Emma Band '56-'59 FHA '56-'58 Martinez, Irma Chorus '57-'58 FHA '56-'58 Melaf, Henry FFA '56-'58 Mendez, Joe Band '56-'59 Manager '57-'58 President '58-'59 District Band '57-'58 Regional Band '57-'58 Interscholastic League Number Sense '56-'59 Second Place in District '56-'58 Meyer, Bill Science Club '56-'57 D.E. '57-'58 Morgan, John Science Club '57-'58 K Club '56-'59 Football '57-'59 Basketball '56-'59 Track '56-'58 Baseball '57-'59 Morrison, John Band '56-'57 Science Club '58-'591 Spanish Club '58-'59 Orchestra '56-'58 Latin Club '58-'59 Nix, Carolynne Round-Up Staff '57-'58 Chorus '58-'59 FHA '58-'59 Library Staff '57-'59 F.T.A. '58-'59 President '58-'59 Interscholastic League Declamation '57-'58 Original Oration '58-'59 Ochoa. Emma Ochoa, Robert Chorus '58-'59 Owens, Clarence K Club '57-'59 Track '57-'59 Parks, Jan Chorus '58-'59 FHA '56-'58 Science Club '57-'58 Spanish Club '57-'59 Tennis '56-'57 Interscholastic League Declamation '57-'58 Typing Contest '57-'58 Peia, Alfonso Round-Up Staff '58-'59 Band '56-'59 Science Club '56-'57 Interscholastic League Extemporaneous Speech '56-'59 One-Act Play '58-'59 Declamation '58-'59 Perales, Ricardo Science Club '56-'57 Perez, Adan Chorus '58-'59 D.E.. '58-'59 Perez, Marta Chorus '57-'58 FHA '56-'59 Perry, C. A. Round-Up Staff '58-'59 Band '56-'59 Manager '57-'58 District Band '56-'58 Regional Band '57-'58 Peterson, Phil Spanish Club '58-'58 Petty, Katherine Chorus '57-'58 FHA '56-'57 Science Club '58-'59 D.E. '58-'59 Reporter '58-'59 Pilot, James Chorus '56-'58 K Club '56-'59 Football '56-'59 Captain '58-'59 Basketball '56-'59 Track '56-'59 Poehlman, Waldemar Spanish Club '56-'58 we . was fm, M: as-at r .- fkg s liar' - M Q sis L i N X. .1 V .3 ' sal ri , X. 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'57-'58 Salazar, Omar Salazar, Viola Round-Up Staff '58-'59 Chorus '58-'59 FHA '56-,58 Science Club '57-'58 Saldana, Yolanda Salinas, Amado Salinas, Elizabeth Sarabia, Rolando Shamel, Charles Band '57-'58 Interscholastic League '57- FFA '56-'59 Vice President '58-'59 District President '58-'55 Sias, Angelifa Chorus '57-'58 FHA '56-'59 Silguero, Delores FHA '56-'57 Spanish Club '57-'58 Smith, Betty Chorus '58-'59 FHA '58-'59 Solis, Irma FHA '56-'57 Spanish Club '58-'59 Solis, Rene Chorus '57-'58 Spanish Club '58-'59 U Thompson, Dick K Club '58-'59 Baseball '57-'59 Tiftee, Yvonne FHA '56-'57 Spanish Club '57-'58 Trevino, Armenia Chorus '58-'59 FHA '56-'57 Science Club '58-'59 Office Assistant '58-'59' Trevino, Gloria FHA '56-'57 Band '56959 District Band-'57-'58 Trevino, Griselda Band '56-'59 FHA '56-'57 Turcoffe, Ruanne Round-Up Staff '57-'58 Band '56-'59 District Band '56-'57 FHA '56-'57 Science Club '57-'58 Student Cabinet '57-'59 Twirler '56-'59 Latin Club '58-'59 Office Assistant '57-'59 Class Officer Secretary '57-'58 Secretary '58-'59 Vaughn, Tip Chorus '58-'59 Science Club '57-'59 Football '56-'57 Baseball '56-'57 Vela, Gilberto Chorus '56-'57 K Club '57-'59 Football '56-'59 Vera, Nato Band '56-'59 Chorus '58-'59 Spanish Club '57-'58 Young, Danny Band '56-'59 Manager '56-'57 Spanish Club '57-'59 Yzaguirre, Lydia Chorus '56-'58 FHA '56-'57 Yzaguirre, Noe Zapata, Jose Zimmer, Judy Round-Up Staff '57-'59 Assistant Business Manager '57-'58 Business Manager '58-'59 Band '56-'57 FHA '56-'58 Library Staff '57-'58 Allen, Carole Chorus '58-'59 FHA '56-'59 Spanish Club '58-'59 Class Favorite '57-'58 RETAKES Bell, Marilyn Chorus '56-'57 FHA '56-'57 Bennett, Linda Round-Up Staff Assistant Editor '57- Editor '58-'59 Spanish Club '57-'58 Student Cabinet '58-'59 Reporter '58-'59 Office Assistant '56-'58 FHA '56-'57 Brillhart, Bill Band '58-'59 Science Club '58-'59 Tennis '58-'59 Byrn, Marcella Corfinas, Carmen FHA '58-'59 Library '58-l59 Herring, Rita FHA '58-'59 Science Club '57-'58 Library Staff '58-'59 El Toro Staff '58-'59 Student Cabinet '58-'59 Huffman, Ray FFA '56-'58 Salinas, Adan Band '56-'59 Science Club '5 Football '56-'59 7-'58 True, Betty Round-Up Staff '56- 57 Band '56-'59 Twirler '56-'58 FHA '56-'57 Chapter 4th Pres. '56 5 Vaughn, Nancy Tranf Chorus '56-'57 Spanish Club '55-'57 Willbanks, Sue Band '56-'58 FHA '56-'58 Science Club '57-'58 Student Cabinet '58-'59 D.E. Club '58-'59 Debate '57-'58 sie James leads Brahma James Pilot around e gym at the pep rally before the Sam Houston me. 'he bonfire before the homecoming game was a uge success-wasn't it Mary Nell, Edris, Rita, and lissy? le fire truck was loaded down with students for e pep rally held down town preceding the Fal- rrias game. A Seniors Edris Jennings. nn thur Betty True, David McDonald, Ruanne urco e, and Barbie Roe hold the sign put at the Y for Beeville backers. . . . just like two old married people . . Everyone had a hand in decorating the goal posts, didn't they Phil? I-Ie's on top. s , It Kathleen Cumberland points to the Brahma in the gym drawn by Bruce Turner for the Beeville game. Signs filled all of the halls preceding the Beeville and to raise the spirit for the game. Doug and Kathleen look as if they will have to be raised quite a bit. The Seniors had a big turn-out on election day at the polls for the election of their class officers. f J Pat, Fannie, Pat, Ann, Judy, Rita, and Edris hoi the c any times and again here. 2 if G E 2 E E S 2 5 Doesn't that make sense to you, Mrs., Garrison? JUNIOR CLHSS UFHCERS Gaston Alvarez President Beitsie Isaacs Secretary ik? N , W , ,Y- 6.44 ff' K KL l . f 1. S- ,-.r 5 If X M ' . .W . .7 , Betty Cumberland Vice President Dolores Twist Reporter f' X ,NE f Alegria, Delia Alvarez, Gaston Amad0l', Miguel Anderson, Patsy K r Barbour, Oscar Barton, Jerry Barrera, Enedina Barerra, Salvador Berry, Garey Berry, Jerry 43 Bishop, Jerry Boswell, Bob Bounds, Jim Brillharf, Don Burchers, Luan Burris, Lowell Burris, Marva Lee Bustos, Beafrice Cabrera, Edward Calderon, David Cannon, Mickey Carrales, Rachel Cavazos, Alicia Cauley, Keiih Charles, Clementina Chism, Nancy Cook, Jackie Cowan, Annie Ruth Creel, Marvin Cumberland, Betty Dacke, Edward Davis, Albert Dear, Mary Ann Dukes, Helen Edens, Mickey Fansler, Mary Jane Farias, Esfella Filla, Ernest Fisher, Mary Beth Flaio, Frank Florence, Doug Frick, Pahi Galvan, Esther Garcia, Ephriam V Garcia, Gabe Garcia, Gloria 46 Garcia, Inez Garcia, Jose 'K JO Garza, Maria M. Garza, Rosaro Gasion, Margaret George, Dixie Gibbs, Janneffe Gilliam, Wade Gomez, Mary Green, Doris Griffin, Elevyn Grossman, Linda 47 Guion, Judy Guyion, Betty Hart, Judy Hinoiosa, Edilberto Hinoiosa. Maria Houffonf JQYW Hubert, Charles Huffman, Gwyn h 1 153 N E . v . ...,, W, ,, A 1 H: ,u-- . - a ffgwv Q 1: , ' . 1 , , , , K W' 'J .1 51 1-' E 11 ' . ,l-, ,,-, ' N f- -1 -2.5, .fi a.1.r:::, we . -' , -.1 . X s1:,ha-b.N,,-msQ1f - .a - . 1 , .. frfwssza Casas-Assn -- is mg Q. Y 'sim-5f5f'lflQYN4i4SJf , .a :W 1 +wnf-wmwiw-1wf wx fx , ,, Q -1 - f.fwQisWim,xfp: :: X iz xo J. .N:xq.,f2Qise-f,,1 Q . -. as -J iff? , A sk S Jackson, Jackie Johnson, Bob Johnson, Ronnie Kellogg, Wilson Kinneif, James Lehmann, Valgene Longoria, Ruth 3 Q Lopez, Rogelio McCormick, Philip McKamie, Steve McNeil, Laird McNeill, PBYYOI1 McQuorrey, Tara Marroquin, Humberto Mayorga, Macario Mendoza, Sylvia 49 Millagan, Cynthia Miller, Larry Mills, Gordon Moreno, Maria E. Munoz, Rebecca Murphy, Alfred 1 Newsom, Sand ra Ochoa, .lose Orchard, Wayne i N LM Pace, Tina A Perez, Eddie I l Orlegon, Humberlo 1 Perez, Juvenfino Pineda, Sylvia Ramirez, Tony Rankin, Ray Rawlinson, John Ed Richardson, Alice Ann I yoj f'- If Riffs., Roland Rivera, l-lermenia Robertson, Sylvia Rocha, Rolando i ROGNY, Marie 58051. AMPIN 51 Salazar, Annie Salinas, Gloria Saucedo, Pete Serna, Josefa Shinn, Wayne Silguero, Lucinda Simpson, Phyllis Soliz, Sylvia Sparling, Lynda Stone, Laura b , Tanguay, Donald Tinsley, Gary 52 Trant, Wanda Trussell, Mary Twist, Dolores Wallace, Corene Watson, Sam Williams, Carol is Wines, Harrie? 5 wine, David Wood, Richard Zapata, Elizelda I , Zimmerman, Roger 53 Zuniga, Zaragoza RE-THHES Banner, Macon Isaacs, Beffsie Q ., A M tv we P . yvx -9, eg, A Q ,Q W my E , X5 My N x YB N N S S K N if , X X W wif x x 5 X 5 me 1 f . Nx X Nm K X RX U Q K Q X Q25 we at X kg! fe X F - im, - sa g ,.'g,,a,g fq-:g5ss:, Y E f N: D 355 45355 - W Mattingly, Pat Nimfz, Teddy x n - - and it blew UP! '1hcre goes two weeks pay. Qcore keepers for the annual K This proves the theory of evolution 'blllb T0UI'n3m0nt- Man did come from monkeys. 54 N 5 5 SUPHUIHUHE CLHSS UFHCERS Mike Piper President 1 Sandra Amacker Vice President Shirley Reed Secretary Gloria Badillo 56 Reporter Acuna, Lazara Adame, Susanna Allen, Bonnie Allsup, Bobby Alverado, Joe Alvarez Edna Alvarez, Omar Amacker, Sandra Amendl, Edward Arredondo, Erneslina Q-Q N 'Rexx Q X VS, ,xv xx are of Arredondo, Hector Aulen. CUI'fiS Q s. R ENN! we S , . TEEN: N95 T' f ii! iii 92 Ni?-'f 3 'N' ' :: -- Z., ' . ' mia-:za Q :gg 0 -f 1- , '5 Ni Avelar, Jose Badillo, Gloria Barbour, Antonio E l Baragan, Gloria Barnes, John Barrera, Adela Becker, Sharon Barbour, Humberto E Bell, J. C. Benavides, Arnoldo Benavides, Beatrice Braun, Bill Brengel, Susan Berry, Louis Bridges, Rayford Burgess, Sharon Burwell, Betty Burwell, Marguerite Cabrera, Rene Calzada, Maria Caddell, Pat Cagle, Beth 3 a Z3 33 4' Boyd, Buddy Boyer, Gerald Q1 2 Briseno, Elena Brooks, Elena :iz l Class elections for So more officers were a Canales, Jose Canales, Luis Canales, Gloria Cannon, Mickey 3 S 2 Cantu, Gloria Carmichael, Don Castaneda, Edgar Cavazos, Cesar Chandler, Anne Chastant, Claudia . A I 53555: ,. is , f ,, .-., -Q - ' If I Q' r .. -. Collins, Jerry F, MT S , -.,. C Meek 1 1:25 Caslaneda, Grace astaneda, Hermelinda Cochran, Lee l Conrad, Bernadine Coleman, Kay Ann Cook, Wayne l success since more usual voted. Cortez, Ma rio if f 'f Y? figs is X 1 M X Q 4 x M fi- if ., 4. .wif C N ,,. N R X W X X X W ,Q is X as ax A X 5 X X ' .- .. :Qs gsm l if as i CYOSS, Tom Cumberland, Allan Davis, Carol Crabtree, Pal Crisp, Juanita l De La Rosa, Cenaida De Leon, Eva De Leon, Gloria Duenas, Delilah Farquhar, Rose Ann Feierang, Viola Delgado, Alma l Dunn, Neal Farrington, Shirley Figueroa, Anna Maria S S S' 33 2 3 Deffmaf, Donna Donaho, Shirley Dougherfy, Jam ' N 33 Y 2 2 3 Durham, Bill Eshpeler, Fred Farmer, Mary! Faske, Earl Figueroa, Elosia 'lx R ws m 4 IXX X15 new K 'Kiki Meme- Xxco E 2 l l Due to the Student Q net's efforts buses F provided for the on ---: D -X 5 ' - 0 Florence, Ronnie Fortney, Paul Fugafe, B,-,an ga,-ua' Angel Garcia, Estella w Garcia, Gilbert Garcia, Jose Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Naida Garcia, Raul Garcia, Roberto Garcia, Romero Garcia, Sulema Garcia, Velma Garrett, Al Gif!-1, Alma Garza, Angelita Garza, Arturo L games, and as shown he faces here a good G was always had. Garza, Ferman Garza, Rolando Gentle, Donna gsm M 'R sic X SIGN? W... as mn ,Sgt 5 is , Q2 V X pgs ks xxx vigrx XV jig N f Wsiia X Gudden, Nancy Gomez, George Gonzalez, Graciela Gonzalez, J0S0Pl1iI19 Gonraler, Samuel jf .Q fag ' ' '- cv V, -:Qi s -ssfvf-- X-QQ f as he GQ Qs, -ass: Gre99, Nancy Gutierrez, Rosalinda Harrison, Patricia Hayes, Joy Beth Hobbs, Betty Griffin, Wesley Gusman, Maria Guerra, Daniel Lsfaxwv ' sax Ns . Qt N X X X as -,.. :Q ' e 3:5 .gaw- ' tf - asf-sf-at 1 - , 5 , be HWS?- K yv?52Xe.Mst. ,M W z e: -, e , my -m r A Y ff asia- - , Hagar, James Haskett, Evelyn Hayes, Arnold - s N VFW? IWW . a i 1-jf.-sfk we -Mn.: . saw: w s' SEQ' ' . . N . It A N : Heras, Valentin X 2 7 17' sffize: t gg ii 3,g,,,gj Sm Higginbotham, Ira Hobrecht, Fred Houston, James Guerro, Gilbert Gutierrez, Josephir Hall, Thomas Ham, Linda Patsy Anderson, Jn Whitley, and Katl Cumberland are servl E Houston, Woodrow l'l0Wef John Hubert, Paul HUddleSf0m Linda Huerta, Juanita Humphries, Jack Isaacs, Bettsie PhYHiS Kelly, Billy Kelly, Carolyn Kent, Bill Kin9, Rfibefl F.H.A. Installation of cers held in the cafe- um. Kirk, Rodney Koger, Jerry Kraatz, Alvie Kriegle, Malcolm Langwell, Janet Lassiter, Evelyn Laws, BUddY Leal, Ermilio Leary, Patricia Leggett, Judy Lerma, Ernest Leslie, Toni Longoria, Irma Lucas, Ernest McReynolds, Bill Maldonado, Jesus Leyba, Nelda Longoria, Nieves McCauley, David McRoberts, Carlton Marler, Joyce Lister, Tommy Lomas, Reymundo Lomas, Veronica Lopez, Rene Lopez, Rosalinda Lopez, Sylvia Q McCormick, Terry Connie Flowers cast vote for the Senior Malcolm, Walter Martin, David Martinez, Nora Martinez, Ramiro -N S3 a ' X axfsj Ny., we -.es 'V x, M flaflock, Barney Vlittag, Dolores ers in the class elec- held in September. , X- Q X X . X X X la Q , X , X M Ba MW mm lg K X X WN ma X X Q xx ..,. - ., fi' 5 l .- -- Mayo, Frank Mendiefla, Alfredo Mercado, Frances Molina, Jesus Monfalvo, Aurora Moreno, Concepcion Montalvo, Margarita Moreno, Lupe Meza, Olga Moon, Wanda Mote, Ray Mullins, Joyce aaxwvf' W ' . ..,. f R' . ' Q. N ,max , M, . ,... ,sg M -- e ee.: Mungia, Elvia Mungia, Rachel Iaiera, Herlinda Needham, Kenneth Newman, Larry Nif0l'0PUl0Sf -lilmesa Nil. Fav Ortegon, Joe Perez, Amparo Perez, Sandra Orlegon, Carmen Perez, Jose Pilot, Barbara Orla, Enedina Perez, Primilivo Piper, Mike Porter, Dewey Quintanilla, Gusmano Quiones, Vilma Quinlanilla, Gracela Ochoa, Carmen Nix, Ronnie y Perez, Raymundo Perez, Roberto Q 1 Mrs. Garrison and 1 Bledsoe, in the b, ground, try to super Rabon, Hayden Raiford, Billy Raiford. Charles Ramirez, Rebecca wx mms is RN 'WKAQ-vb. 5' ,K ..,. fi U 5 V' ,1 as , , :if we ,.. iawlmson, Buddy Red!-IS, Jlmmle Rivas, Alicia Rivas, Baldemar enior class elections futile effort. Reed, Shirley Ann Robinson, Joyce Reyes, Roberto Rios, Raul Rodriquez, Alonso Rodriguez, Beniio Rodriguez, Efegenia Rosser, Ma ry Rodriguez, Emma Rogers, Pat Ruiz, Maria E. Ruiz, RiChBl'd0 I o s Russell, Hal Russell, Ralph Rutherford, Mike Ryon, Butch Sadler, Mike Sadler, Paddi I 4 - Q.. 5 . . ,. X .- - in '--- 1 Salazar, Alfonso Salalar. El11ilY Saldana, Alonzo Salinas, David A 5 Xa Q5 at ve vw Q if Q S X 5 Q at S X Ni 'D' 1 x 5 L S gb X is +5 , 1 t X ,gg X G N Q, e is N i 1 a ,, X Sk W x '-: Ra 1 - 55 'E-aX!Pq:.'i'2' 1 X '5 -' . X , - , :K ifsfsef V -ea -i . Q 1 ' ' lf Sanders, Barbara Schultz, Mary Jo San Miguel, Felipe Serna, Zulema Slover, Johnny N Smith, Patricia Sarabia, Lionel Sarabia, Yolanda Schlinke, Johnnie M , Silguero, Odilia Smith, Charles Smith, John Smith, Sandra Smith, Sherry J. X X N se 4 X 5 X SN 'XXX ay K, : X an E 5 are Q53 x X Nw an X xawwex Q, X Xxx 1 N X ,XSLQSSX 1' 1' 0 N aww 1 . af S 'VC . .QP V155 V 561 . -'- -' S X M Q , 2 R- X- ..g wggex K Starczewski, Chester . M -L1 I xx ' 5. 3 1 Several King High hards follow the Bral wherever they go fa, Si Stephens, Kenneth ray - -: gf H ..-, ., S w as 1 an l . sip, ' X X Q? an , Y Y' as i X H 1 ag Q I, ax Q K 7 Q ' 2 6 X 1 X 2 ,e , , Q, , a 2 2 F X j .8 w X53 I Q 1 4 x 'wa Q is sq V wg Y we Q x xc-S -Q I 1 4 5? , X , 1 X X , x tewarf, Donnie Q - . ..S .W gg ' k . aaa - '- lik: ef T .5 mf 5 ff' - ,ali 1 xl , -1-:' , .., ...,, ga, Ni ax Q55 E 1 35 My A az Xe X X vw Hx was , a X 5 4 ia , ii ag . Af. vw Q 9 2 Q A' Q K .. -xl a ., ,., f?g5,1,a X R Ae N x X ,xg X ' Q Q gf, Q X Sa? 5, Nil f a. f- up Taylor, Don ..- ther they win or lose. s was Kerrville! Stoll, -'gtepnanie za of Y 9 wwmq f. 1,w X ,,.. . a M .Y 'ilk-Q13 a. Emir? . ., ,,q,- , ,w M 951211 12. W? ' ' ifwex' sr' - ' X X Q gm, U ,Jax X gms S xx X X 5 X ala- 9 S A e f k xg 4 ,a Sm? X 5 41 1: f Y if Ra gp S QB V R E 4 x N ,Q X1 2 Q 1 fx X wk , 1-'1 9 N Q ix, , , xg gyx as NT? Q 1 X Q 1 ww of me-,X la Q ,gfg-.5::.g Taylor, Malcolm' fs rw 51 PM- ff, ii Rafi' 1' 9 -a - . . kwijigf f -.4 x fx ga X xx as Q- ff- iyzlivff Vim 4405 M is YZ lx Q ax 'Na QW lf C' 11 my 'VR Niif' kwa -QQ wi., Qwa, - Ei - h ,H NPSA Stone, James Tiierina, Grace Torres, Homero Trevino, Gerardo Sudrla, Bob Summers, Joey Tiierina, Ramiro Torres, Oscar Trevino, Minerva Tudon, Rene Turner, Brian Turner, Bruce Underbrink, Charles Torres, Ben Trevino, Ester Trussell, Philip Vela, Arturo Vela, Maria Andrea Walker, Teddy Villarreal, Peter Wallace, Jimmy Villarreal, Ramiro Wade, Daniel Wagfleff JOSH Walshe, Jean Weisman' Karen Whitaker, Bill Whitley, Julie Williams, Doug Youngblood, Francis Wickersham, Harry Wilson, Jimmy Wier, Starre , Wright, Hugh Zapata, David Zesiger, Bob Marva Lee Burris and Roland Riffe partici- pate in the pep rally skit before the San An- tonio Tech game. RETHHES Diaz, Luis Iexander, Genese Cavazos, Consuelo 1P' ' ,. f ze. 2- --11 4 2 Gonzalez, Cruz Vs 22 A-1 X Qi Ng R we K Q' W if Q 'NE Xf' Y max X X as X , ,X WM ei, N X XX X Q? xx X Q 5 . ' f Q Gallaway, Ann Gonzalez, Abraham ,... i - i ss ? ' X . -cm y .Se X Xe Ce - - ' X' FY-. -Q-A. l i Ri 1 -. if 1 Farrington, Ronnie Gonzalez, Yvonne X Ak X xc X Q X we X X 1 N. Q X :I Q X as S J x by se X L W Q my X- . ..,. .X xg X X N X K N- XEQQX Q Q Qi X X X may XS X XY 3 XS , Q X XQX Q X is ix X QI X XXX X X ,X Fisher, Jimmy Hance, Lorella e 5 FQQXQF9 . ' -if Mixes? Hinoiosa, Imelda lsdale, Eugenia Jackson, Nancy Jacobs, Jimmy Leckie, P ie sock dances were very successful Lolef' T'm Y ter a victorious game. Marroquin, Ismael Lopez, Abraham Marlinez, Emilio Mendiefta, Horacio Pena, Sam Walden, David Mungia Elvia Quinfanilla, Jose Narvaez, Carmen Rocha, Ida Mae Waison, Willie Williams, Willard Wilkerson, Alton Wiese, Della Fay Woodall, Sammy Zimmerman, Virginia Zuniza, Victor Zwernemann, John 72 RETHHES Newbu rn, Phelps Pena, Ben Salmon, Jimmy Smith, Ronald Prof. Perry directs a physics experiment. The best friend the Brahmas ever had! HE E N3 E E 5 by 4 RUSS HOLLAND Head Coach UUHCHES DONALD JAY BOB RICHARDS RUDD SPINKS 74 BOB SMITH LUUH-LUSTRECURU Completing the best season in the history of King High School, the 1958 Brahmas finished as the State AAA Football Finalists. The Brahmas totaled 434 points while their opponents totaled 188. The average points scored during each game were 13 for the opponents and 31 for the Brahmas. Winning twelve out of the fourteen games played, the Brahmas beat four AAAA teams and seven AAA schools. Four of the seven AAA victories were in 15AAA compe- tition and the other three were in State play-offs. The Brahmas met Falfurrias in Javelina Stadium for the 15AAA-16AAA bi-district play-off. Advancing to the Quarter-Finals, the Bulls met Sam Houston High S'chool of San Antonio in Alamo Stadium. By beating Sam Houston, the Brahmas met Cle- burne's Yellow Jackets in Javelina Stadium for the 8AAA through 16AAA berth in the State Finals. Winning over Cleburne. Kingsville's Brahmas traveled 450 miles to Breckenridge for the State AAA Championship. As the road ended here, the Brahmas finished as the State AAA Finalists for the 1958 football season and are the southern- most team to progress so far in football playoffs. l5AAA Competition H Bi-District Play-Off H Quarter-Final Play-Off 'H Semi-Final Play-Off ' State Championship 75 inf 1958 sim First Row: James Doughtery, mgr., Dean Bass. Buddy Childs, Mike Rutherford. Ernest Filla, Arturo Flores. .lack Ramsey, David Calderon, John Howe, mgr. Second Row: David McKellar, mgr., Baldemar Rivas. Stayton Halberdier, Gilbert Vela. Jack Burchers, Albert. Davis, Hayden Rabon, Gary Tinsley, Neil Dunn, Richard Ruiz. HHFIHHLISTS Third Row: Fred llnhrecht, Adan Salinas, Billy Hill. R.onnie Johnson, Mike Piper, Woodrow Houston. James Pilot, Doug Harvey. Mike Sadler, Jerry Collins. Fourth Row: Humberto Alvarez, George Gomez, Buddy Boyd, Bill Whitaker, Jean Walshe, Alfred Garrett. Jimmy Luker, Bill Braun, Larry Newman. CHPIH James Pilot Ronnie Johnson Arturo Flores Doug Harvey Dean Bass HIHHHBEHS David McKellar James Doughhry Jchn How' 5 79 BRAHMAS OUTSCORE ALICE 36-20 Meeting in the first game of the seas l for both teams, the Kingsville Brahmas 4 feated the visiting Alice Coyotes 16AAAA, 36-20 September 12. After being momentarily behind, I Whitaker scored the Brahma's first TD a the first 2-point conversion. Alice quici scored again and took a .14-8 lead, but ag Whitaker scored and Houston caug Harvey's pass to-achieve a 16-14 half-ti lead. In the third quarter Pilot scored bl the touchdown and the 2-point conversi but Alice came storming back for 6 at tional points. Harvey and Whitaker both scored the final period for the game to end Kingsville's favor. Whitaker twists away from an Alice tackler. -. Arturo Flores Buddy Childs Jack Burchers Senior Senior SSHIOI' 2-Year Letterman 2-Year Letterman 2-Year Letterman BRAHMAS EDGE TECH OF The Buffaloes move in to stop Pilot after an important gain, SAN ANTONIO, .14-6 Setting up the Brahmas' first TD, Quarterback Doug Harvey tore through the middle for 70 yards to the Tech 4 and from here Pilot carried the ball across, in Jave- lina Stadium from the Brahmas' second game of the season on September 19. And the attempt for the extra points failed. ' Midway in the second quarter, Tech was penalized to their goal line, and a few plays later John Morgan scored, Harvey ran for the two extra points. And the half ended 14-0 in favor of Kingsville. While the Bulls were held scoreless 1 throughout the remainder of the game, 1 Tech scored in the third quarter for their sole touchdown. The game ended 14-6 for 5 the Brahmas' second consecutive victory. 80 ilot breaks away from line of scrimmage for the first TD of the night. KINGSVILLE STOMPS EDINBURG, 36-6 James Pilot led the Brahmas to the third straight victory of the season. in beat- ing Edinburg 36-6 in Kingsville on Sep- tember 26. Pilot opened the scoring in the first quarter when he ran 67 yards and Harvey passed to Houston for a 8-0 lead, and the first half ended as such. Pilot charged for 6 more points as the second half ended and the points for the conversion were good. After the Bobcats scored, Harvey raced 50 yards down field for 6 more points. As the fourth quarter opened '70 yards were quickly covered by scampering James Pilot and Harvey added 2 additional points. In the last 25 second Pilot again crashed left end for 6 yards and the last TD of the game. Jack Ramsey Ernest Filla Senior Junior 2-Year Letterman 2-Year Letterman BRAHMAS STAMPEDE MCALLEN, 30-6 The Kingsville Brahmas stampeded the JcAl1en Bulldogs 30-6 in McAllen October James Pilot opened the scoring for Kingsville by going 54 yards for the first TD. The Bulldogs came back in the second luarter and scored making the tie 6-6. lut, late in this quarter Doug Harvey dived tver from the one-yard line. In the third quarter, Pilot scored for he Brahmas after recovering a McAllen umble. With one minute left in the game, Pilot added six more points in a 24-yard unket. In the last 55 seconds Jack Burchers grabbed a ball knocked from a McAllen ilayer's arms and carried it 50 yards for he final touchdown of the night. All efforts to add extra points in the game were unsuccessful. Dean Bass Senior 3-Year Letterman Harvey falls in Bulldogs path as Filla is about to grab him. Center Hayden Rabon trys to stop Kerrville's ball carrier. BRAHMAS BRUISED BY ANTLERS Winning four straight games this se son, the Brahmas lost their first game I the year, 50-6 to a high-spirited Kerrvil Antler ball club on October 10 in Kerrvill Kingsvil1e's lone score came after 7-play drive and Bill Whitaker ran ovn from the 12-yard-line early in the fouri quarter. The Brahmas were slowed down by i juries as center Arturo Flores was ol with a broken arm, while Dean Bass, er and Woody Houston, wingback were ol with bruised hips and fullback-quarterbac Doug Harvey was out of action with bruised ankle. Ronnie Johnson Doug Harvey James Pilot Senior Senior Senior 2-Year Letterman 3-Year Letterman 1-Year Letterman Jack Burchers, Dean Bass, and Woody Houston display smiles of evidel victory. BRAHMAS STOMPEDE CAVALIERS The Brahmas notched their fifth vic- tory of the season by roaring over Corpus Christi Academy 44-0. Jean Walshe, James Pilot, Doug Harvey, Jimmy Luker, and tackle Fred Hobrecht scored consecutively for the Bulls. Pilot and Billy Hill were responsible for the extra points, Fine line work was displayed by Jack Burchers, Dean Bass, Stayton Halberdier, and Jack Ramsey. Dean Bass leaps high in the air to bring in I-Iarvey's pass. BRAHMAS BELT SANDCRABS, 46 - 18 KingsviIle's first district win was in Port Lavaca over the Sandcrabs, 46-18. The Sandcrabs opened the game by scoring in the first stanza. But, Doug Harvey drove the ball to the two yard line in the second quarter and on tho next play James Pilot carried it over. Dean Bass received I-Iarvey's pass for nine yards and a second TD. Pilot again converted and the halftime score was 16-6. Humberto Alvarez Woodrow Houston Mike Rufhgrfgrd Senior Junior Junior 1-Year Letterman 2-Year Letterman 2-Year Letterman Harvey scored in the third quarter, and in a few more plays Pilot scampered 86 yards for another score. Halberdier re- ceived the pass for extra points and they were successful. Early in the fourth quarter Jimmy Luker scored on a 13-yard run. After Port Lavaca scored two succes- sive times, Jimmy Luker went 54 yards for the Brahmas' final six-pointer. Billy Hill converted running. Kingsville gained 447 yards, compared to 162 for Port Lavaca. Buddy Childs and Jack Burchers were potent in the Brahmas' line. Port Lavaca tacklers down Woody Houston after he gains important yardage. Harvey is trampled as Beeville linesman attacks Pilot. BULLS DOWN TROJANS, 14-6 The path was cleared for the first dis- trict championship in 20 years by edging the Beeville Trojans 14-6 in Javelina Stad- ium on November 7. Led by Harvey and Pilot in a downfield march, Harvey scored from the one yard line for the first TD of the night. Johnson was stopped short on his running attempt for extra points. Taking the Brahma's kickoff seconds before the end of the first quarter, Beeville moved 82 yards in 22 plays to tie the score at six-all. In the waning seconds of the half, Kingsville went to the Trojan eight. be- fore a pass interception stalled the drive. Mike Sadler Neil Dunn Sfayton Halberdier Junior Sophomore Senior 1-Year Letterman 1-Year Letterman 2-Year Letterman The Brahmas received the kickoff and rolled 80 yards undaunted to their winning touchdown in only eleven plays. Pilot swept the last 7 yards and went wide for the extra points. Beeville threatened only once more, but were stopped cold by a fumble recov- ered hy tackle Buddy Childs. As the game closed the Brahmas were on the Trojan ten and the final score remained 14-6 in the South Texas Game of the Week. Harvey rips the Trojan line for the first score of the nigh Ronnie Johnson evades Cuero lineman. BRAHMAS RUN OVER CUERO, 60-147 CINCH DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP The Kingsville Brahmas clinched the 15-AAA title by tromping the Cuero Gob- blers 60-14, November 14 in Javelina Stadium. Cuero fumbled on the opening kickoff and soon Doug Harvey was diving over from the four-yard line for Kingsville's first score. The extra point quickie pass to end Dean Bass failed. Woody Houston added the next Brahma score on a 62-yard gallop. Pilot's run wide was good for two extra points. Pilot again scored by running 42 yards and Harvey added the points. As the first quarter ended Harvey passed to Houston for 32 yards and a TD. Ramming through the middle Harvey scored for two points and made the score 30-0. During the second quarter Jimmy Luker made the Brahmas' fifth touchdown in an 87-yard run. Cuero marched 65 yard in 10 plays and the half ended 36-8. Jimmy Luker Billy Hill Jean Walshe Senior Senior Junior 2-Year Letterman 1-Year Letterman 1-Year Letterman Opening the third quarter, Pilot swept right end for another score, and Harvey again hurled through the line. Harvey's pass to Ronnie Johnson was good for 21 yards to the Gobbler 3 yard line and from here Johnson carried the ball over. An- other plunge by Harvey was good for the extra points. The Brahmas' last tally came in the fourth quarter when Bill Whitaker ran off right tackle from the 2. Jean Walsh's left end run was good for the extra points. Cuero also scored in the fourth quarter and added the extra points as the game came to a 60-14 close. Gobbler tackle downs Hill after important additional yardage BRAHMAS CRUSH COTTONPICKERS, 62-18 The Kingsville Brahmas won um puted title to District 15AAA Friday. l vember 21 in Robstown by crushing 'Pickers 62-18. Before the game was one minute c Harvey had scored for the Brahmas. E Robstown quickly came back to score. Af the Robstown kickoff, Pilot carried 35 ya for another Brahma TD. After several ml plays Robstown again scored to be quic followed by two additional touchdowns Harvey. The first quarter ended 32-12 Kingsvi1le's favor. In the second quarter Harvey ran yards for another tally, thus the only sct Hayden Rabon and Jimmy Luker end Robstown's try for a first down. in this period. Hayden Rabon Mike Piper Albert Davis Junior Sophomore Junior 1 Year Letterman 1-Year Letterman 1-Year Letterman In the third quarter Pilot ran 46 yards to score and Harvey made a short run for another. Kingsville's final score came in the fourth quarter when Mike Piper scored from a short distance out. Robstown made its final score of the night and ended the game's scoring. Pilot, Houston, and Harvey were Kings- ville's outstanding backs while Hayden Rabon and Buddy Childs were standouts in the line. Humberto Alvarez comes in to evade possible. blockers for Luker. lass breaks around left end for the first long run if the game. BRAHMAS SHUTOUT JERSEYS, 26-0 On November 25, the Kingsville Brahmas whipped the Falfurrias Jerseys in the 15AAA-16AAA bi-district game here in Kingsville. The first score of the game came after Harvey's punt to the 8 and Falfurrias miss- ed the center which was recovered in the end-zone for a 2-point safety. From here on to the end of the first quarter Falfurrias threatened to score, but the stalwarts of King High held them. After a run to the Falfurrias 23 by end Dean Bass, Pilot scored from here. Harvey passed to Houston for a lead of 10-0. With only seconds left in the first half, Pilot broke through right tackle for 90 yards and a score. Houston went for the conversion and the first half ended 18-0, Kingsville's favor. s f ss-as' Qs wjk is ...fa as ,Ii W5 . . fl i David Calderon Aden Salinas aiu wmfsker Senior Senior Junior 2eYear Letterman 1'Yeal' Letlerman 1-Year Letterman Early in the third quarter Mike Ruther- rd recovered a fumble on the Jerseys' fb. Harvey then ran through left guard and ll the way over for the final score. John- lan ran across for the extra points. This .ft a score of 26-0. The Brahmas exhibited some very fine l nning and blocking and also had a very rrong defense which 'stopped Falfurrias in- ide of Kingsville's own 20 three times. Jersey ball carrier is down by Pilot as Bass and Halberdier rush in. Bass exhibits fine defensive work as demonstrated throughout the game. BRAHMAS STOMP FAVOREE CHEROKEES, 35-6 Meeting in the Class AAA State qu ter finals, the Brahmas defeated Sam Ho' ton of San Antonio 34-6 in Alamo Stadiu San Antonio on December 5. After a scoreless first period, the Bu moved 66 yards in seven plays to score. 1 that drive Pilot made two first downs al taking a flat pass from Harvey on the 1 went down the sideline for the T.D. C1 verting, Pilot circled right end. After a Sam Houston fumble, Pi went wide to the right. for 43 yards and 14-point lead, extended by Harvey's p: to Houston for the conversion. On the onside kickoff which followi Bill Hill recovered for the Brahmas, s ting in motion another touchdown dri' this time Harvey going over from the 3 I the score. Pilot again scored, but it was nullifi by a clipping penalty, thus ending the fi half 22-0. Gary Tinsley Junior 1-Year Letterman Early in the third quarter Sam Hous- ton scored. Jumping back the Brahmas in- sured their victory with two more touch- downs, one in each of the final periods. Harvey scored from the three for the first of that pair. He again ran over mid- way through the last quarter for the final touchdown. In the final minutes of play the Brahmas second and third teams moved the ball to the Cherokee 20-yard line, further proving Kingsville's strength and depth in personnel. While Pilot and Harvey excelled for the Brahmas, outstanding line play was ex- hibited throughout the entire first unit. Still, such players as Dean Bass, Buddy Childs, and Arturo Flores continued to out- play even themselves. Fred Hobrecht Sophomore Reserve Harvey plunges over from the three for the tally. ahmas and Yellowjackets converge on the pile-up in the event of a fumble. BRAHMAS UPSET CLEBURNE 12-2 On December 13, the Brahmas scored an upset over Cleburne in the State Semi- final Playoff game there in Kingsville. Cleburne moved 39 yards the first time it got the ball, but Woody Houston inter- cepted a pass on the Kingsville 23 to snuff out the drive. After Ronnie Johnson recov' ered a Cleburne fumble, Kingsville smashed 93 yards on 15 plays for a touchdown. Harvey going over from the one, with two and a half minutes gone in the second quarter. Later in the second quarter after a 42 yard drive to the Kingsville one. Cleburne was stopped by the excellent defense on thc part of Jack Ramsey, David Calderonc. and the rest of the Brahma line. Bill Braun Sophomore Reserve After a scoreless third quarter. Kings- ville got. an insurance touchdown halfway through the fourth period. End Dean Bass blocked a punt on the Cleburne 10 and car- ried it to the one. Harvey penetrated the middle twice and got the touchdown. end- ing the scoring for the Brahmas. Cleburne never threatened seriously in the second half. But the Brahmas got in a hole on their one with three minutes re- maining after one of Cleburne's long punts. Harvey gave up a safety by running into his own end zone. The final score was 12 for the Brahmas and 2 for Cleburne. W1 Richard Ruiz Sophomore Reserve Pilot goes around end for a gain. Johnson hauls down Buckaroo runner at mid-field. 1' 'ek ,L .ge-P '- . - I f . 2 . 5 A f aa X 'Hts fr w id f 'f X Buddy Boyd Sophomore Reserve BRAHMAS BOW OUT TO BRECKENRIDGE, 42-14 The Brackenridge Buckaroos won tl fourth Class AAA school boy football ch pionship by defeating the Kingsv Brahmas in Breckenridge December 19. A crowd of 7,000, 1200 from Kingsvi jammed into Breckenridge's stadium watch the State AAA Championship ga Breckenridge was led by Pesch, Wil: and Rogers as they beat the Brahmas 42 Two fumbles set up early Breckenri touchdowns, and the score at the end the first half was 0-14. Kingsville scored midway in the sec' period on the 49 yard run by Pilot, Har ran over for the conversion. This TD was quickly followed by Buckaroo scores and the half ended 2 Larry Newman 4 Sophomore Reserve Walshe closes in on the Breckenridge ball-carrier. Kingsville scored to open the third period on the 46-yard pass play from Har- vey to Houston. Houston took it on the Breckenridge 25 and ran across. The con- version try failed. Breckenridge concluded the game's scoring with a TD in the third period and another in the fourth quarter. This was Kingsvil1e's first year to com- pete in State competition and they cer- tainly put Kingsville on the map, athleti- cally speaking. i a 1958 I5-HHH HLL-DISTRICT TEHIH First row: Mike Rutherford, Ernest Filla, Buddy Childs, Jack Burchers. Second row: Doug Harvey. Dean Bass, Ronnie Johnson, James Pilot. DEAN BASS All-State Dall Times Herald, First Team Associated Press, Honorable Mention All-American Wigwam Wiseman of Oklahoma City, Honorable Mention 1958-l959 ALL-STATE and ALL-AMERICAN PLAYERS JAMES PILOT All-State Associated Press, Second Team All-American Wigwam Wisemen of Oklahoma City, Honorable Mention DOUG HARVEY All-State Dallas Times-Herald First Team Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Honorable Mention Associated Press, First Team All-American Wigwam Wisemen of Oklahoma City, Seventh Team BUDDY CHILDS All-State Dallas Times-Herald Honorable Mention mf 1958-'59 Bnsnfmnu mam Ax X First row: James Pilot, Dean Bass, John Morgan, Stayton Halberdier, Valdemar Delggdo. Second row: Tommy Lister, Robert Reyes, Don Green, Keith Cauley, Joe Brown, Ronnle Johnson. COACH B08 RICHARDS 92 COACH BOB SMITH Bnslfianu won-um afcunn Bl'al1maS Opponents 48 Alice 45 60 W. B. Ray 52 48 Alice 42 48 Carroll 43 55 Miller 4l 50 Carroll 43 69 W. B. Ray 65 45 Miller 41 47 Taft 41 78 Sundeen 42 '52 Robstown 59 '63 Beeville 53 '75 Cuero 24 53 Taft 56 '78 Port Lavaca 52 '63 Robstown 57 '54 Beeville 38 '60 Cuero 38 '68 Port Lavaca 28 PLAY-OFFS FOR BI-DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE 67 Robstown 56 40 Robstown 42 57 Robstown 55 Bl-DISTRICT GAME 47 Pharr-San Juan-Alamo 42 QUARTER-FINALS GAME 45 South San Antonio 54 TOURNAMENTS Brownsville 68 Carroll 56 42 Brownsville 54 Troian Cage Classic 57 St. Joseph 35 42 Devine 5l The Brahma basketball team compiled a 21-5 record in regular season play this year. This total includes a 7-1 record in district competition, a 12-3 record in non-district play, and a 2-1 record in the district play-off. Traveling to Brownsville December 18-19, the Brahmas defeated Carroll and were then edged by Brownsville in the championship game. At the Trojan Cage Classic in Beeville the Brahmas were beaten by Devine after the Bulls had defeated St. Joseph in the opening bracket. Valdemar Delgado, King High's 5'9 guard, was selcted by the coaches of Texas for the A11-State First Team. John Morgan received honorable mention on this same All- State team. Valdemar, John, and Dean Bass were unanimous selctions for the District 15-AAA First Team. The Brahma quintet was led by the high scoring of Delgadog the fine rebounding of Morgan, Bass, and Halberdierg and the capable support of Pilot. ' District 15-AAA games. 93 SEHIUV vi Johp Morgan goes up for two pc valdemar Delgado agamst Robstown. Senior 3-Year Letterman 1 Dean Bass John Morgan S6ni0l' Senior 3-Year Letterman 94 3-Year Letterman fmnmfn Stayion Halberdier Senior 2-Year Letterman James Pilot Don Green Senior Senior 2-Year Letterman 95 2-Year Letterman Keith Cauley Junior 1-Year Letterman V JUHIU Halberdier tips in two. Ronnie Johnson TOMMY Senior JUH 2-Year Letterman 1'Ye2r i ETTEHIHEH Pilot goes for the lay-up. Robert Reyes Junior 1-Year Letterman Joe Brown Junior 1-Year Letterman CHlVlS BHSHETBHLL TEHHI First row: Gerald Boyer, Manager, Ben Pena, Jimmy Fisher. Fred Hobrecht, Louis Berry, Chester Starczcwski Second row: George Gomez, Mik Piper, Neil Dunn, Leo Sarabia, Don Taylor. Bass jumps with Port Lavaca's center as the final A Sandcrab Player blocks MOPEHIVS fry for 3 basket- period begins. l 98 HH-DISTRICT HND HLL-STHTE PLHUERS Valdemar Delgado All-State, First Team All-District, First Team John Morgan All-State, Honorable Mention All-District, First Team Dean Bass I All-District, First Team Delgado tosses in two more. 99 That last word of advice and luck. BHSEBHLL TEHIH Si r i .35 First row: Chester Starczewski, Manager, Jimmy Luker, Woodrow Houston, Valdemar Delgado. Second row: Jack Burchers, Don Green, John Morgan, Keith Cauley, Doug Harvey. Seated: James Pilot, Dean Bass, Robert Reyes. Second row, seated: Brian Fugate, Manager, Wayne Cook, Marvin Creel, Rene Perez, Leo Sarabia, Jackie Jackson, James Hagar, Humberto Alvarez, Don Taylor, Baldemar Rivas, Al Garrett, Manager. Standing: Ramiro VillarreaI,, Ronnie Johnson, Ernest Filla, Bill Whitaker, Fred Hobrecht, John Howe, Hayden Rabon, Mike Rutherford, Jean Walshe. 100 fx I-NM,.,x Left to Right: Carmen Ortegon, Alicia Cavazos, Susie James, Head Cheerleader, Bettsie Isaacs, and Wanda Trant. The cheerleaders portray dramatic roles in the pep rallys. CHEEHLEHDEH JAMES HEADS CHEERLEADERS Elected by the student body in the spring of 1958, King High's cheerleaders, headed by Susie James, have kept the sporting spirit of the school alive. The cheerleaders are responsible for the pep rallys, decoration of the goal posts, the ribbons before each game, and many other important func- tions that complete the football season. Susie James and Alicia Cavazos represent the senior class. Bettsie Isaacs. Carmen Ortegon, and Wanda Trant are the junior's representatives. As the Brahmas went to State this year, the capable work of these girls was demonstrated throughout each game until the season closed late in December. Alicia Cavazos FUR Wanda Trant x - 21,1 fi ,pf .li-s ...wx '-95' 'f ' 'Q' 9. 9 1' fl AT V35 ' -'TA ', :.- 61: iq ' K' 5 xgyee Elf? W f x,-se-.t,-rise 1:13 -eil Q.. A' .. ss -if 'S .i 3 5 i-'.1::1gg , . . 1. '-S.-i 1,2-X' ig, iv? '- X , ag? 4. 1 . .. . , .1 XC. ,4 fwwfqe k, . A ,S: Ax 2 A E5 'Q new :5l.1iE1'i. All K ' lg. . ' Zi ' i, -, 7 .I V' Q 1. ' in : 1a,:f-,iruzwv 1:11. .Bit YK . . ni 'i 'E ' F- ei -1 rf .9 L - we -. --i,:f.-as .aff geegfiw -. e f. Q , - .S 5- k 1 9 X 93 3 1 I. ix. ' ' f 9 . . .. ,pf Af'-552 .X J i 52. .9 i ef Mixer QW e- mf.: f .,-rv S -- 43 fuk ' 5 ' ' Q. , .-5:1 5 PTSSQN 'Yfiiifg' , ' - f we me - X R .'.f:'.5.jf. ?TX'35'S'. , k 9 . S, 9 '73, Sqn . ily: V we ,b..15S'SX,Qn.hg4i2vi1f-i x 4. 'ui Niwuri-..,s,:,'1' ' '- Carman Orfegon Susie James Head Cheerleader 1958-1959 Beifsie Isaacs HUIHECUHIIHG UUEEH, CHHDIDHTES Alicia Cavazos Susie James Am, Linduy 104 - Ruanne Turcotte 105 lHEI958-195 First Row: Gloria Trevino, Luan Burchers, Nora Alvarez, Veronica Lomas, Eva DeLeon, Margot Ortegon. Second Row: Gloria Barregan, Josephine Gutierrez., Anita Perez, Naida Garcia, Esther Galvan, Nora Martinez, Wayne Orchard, Edward Cabrera. Third Row: Bill Brillhart, Amparo Adame, Mary Jane Fansler, Rolanda Rocha, Joe Mendez, David McDonald, Manuel Garcia, David Salinas, Gaston Alvarez, Chester Schumann, Romeo Garcia, Carlton McRoberts. Fourth Row: Romeo Garcia, Jack Humphries, Danny Young, Dennis Awbrey, Cynthia Millegan, Eugenia Isdale, Mary Ann Dear, Mary Scott, Ernestina Arredondo, Brian Turner. WILBUR L. GREGG Band Director f 106 in-lunin Banu First Row: Angelita Garza, Corene Wallace, Ann Gallaway, Dolores Twist, Harriet Wines, Gloria Garcia, Jonnic- Beth Schlinke Second Row: Beatrice Bustos, Fred Eshpeter, Joe Canales, Humberto Marroquin, Kenneth Needham. Sylvia Mendoza. Rosalinda Gutierrez, Peter Villarreal Third Row: Tom Cross, James Hocker. C. A. Perry, Tony Ramirez, Ernest Lcrma, Armando Arredondo, Enaida Barrera, Oscar Barbour, Tommy Kantz, Gwyn Huffman, Buddy Boyd. Fourth Row: Alfred Murphy, Rogelio Lopez, Billy Mar Eubanks, Harry Wickersham, Buddy Laws, Griselda Trevino, Richard Ruiz. Laird flyigljgil, Valentine Heras, Tom Loter. Butch Ryan JONNIE BETH SCHLINKE All-State Band Member 107 iw I H L ER EE, Q Left to Right: Barbie Roe. Head Twirler, Betty True, Feature Twirler, Ruanne Turcottc. Marjorctte, Corene Wallace. Drum Major, and Gwyn Huffman, Majorette. The twirlers led the KHS Brahma Band on the parades downtown following each pep rally. 108 WALLACE LEADS BAND Corene Wallace pranced in front of th. Brahma Band this year as its drum major The band elected its drum major and twirl ers in the spring of 1958. Their job ha been fulfilled to the uttermost and thej have given many a halftime performanc this year. A Betty True was elected as the firs feature twirler to serve for the band. Alon with Betty, Barbie Roe and Ruanne Turcott filled the senior's vacancies. In addition to Corene. Gwyn Huffma is also a junior and both have another yea of service to render. The band followed the Brahmas every game this season and displayed fi work as one of the best bands King Hi School has ever had. UIN958-1959 BETTY TRUE Senior Feature Twirler RUANNE TURCOTTE Senior Majorette BARBIE ROE Senior Head Twirler GWYN HU F FMAN Junior Majorette CORENE WALLACE Junior Drum Major CHUHUS HHH UHCHESTHH ,kv 'xx 1 rst row: Ruanne Turcotte, Delia Salinas, Maria Perez, Inez Garcia. Emilia Garza, Betty True, Hermenia Rivera, Joyce arler, Viola Salazar, Sue Willbanks, Carmen Rodriguez, Charles Bounds, Director. econd row: Ruth Longoria, Gloria Mercado, Oldia Garcia, Dalia Jimenez, Marta Soliz, Connie Flower, Linda Bennett, von Gonzalez, Linda Huddleston, Mercy Garcia, Carmen Narvaez, Consuelo Garcia. iird row: Enaida Barrera, Maria Garza, Zuelma Serna, Annie Salazar, Celia Gomez, Alicia Alaniz, Ida Mae Rocha, ella Fay Wiese, Maria Sanchez, Joan Bell, Maria Moreno. Jurth row: Mike Amador, Waldemar Poehlman, Jimmy Wilson, Missy Allen, Pattie Elder, Emma Ochoa, Armenia revino, ,lan Parks, David McDonald, Seth Howell. ifth rowi o do Perez, Willard Williams, Billy Hill, Ramiro Villarreal, Miguel Amador, Rene Soliz, Jimmy Ragan, ly Hundley, Omar Salazar, Luis Gonzalez. xth row: Nato Vera, Salvador Barrera, Cookie Garcia, Pete Saucedo, Adan Salinas, Valdemar Delgado, Baldemar Rivas, obert Longoria. Arnoldo Alaniz, Miss Nell Armstrong, Director, Rachel Mungia, Elvia Mungia. siunfnicnslnti 1 i First Row, Left to Right: Susan Briengel, Ruanne Turcotte, Sandra Amacker, Ann Arthur, Edris Jennings, Bettsie Isaacs. Second Row, Left to Right: Gloria Badillo, Sue Wilbanks, Betty Cumberland. Dolores Twist, Luan Burchers Third Row, Left to Right: Gaston Alvarez, Linda Benn att, Missy Allen, Shirley Reed Fourth Row, Left to Right: Doug Harvey, Mary Nell Brown, Ann Lindsey, Jack Burchers gc-ft tio Right: Ann Lindsey, President, Linda Bennett, Reporterg Dolores Twist, Secretaryg Ann Arthur, Vice resi ent +- ... ....-1- ' ,,..-- Mcius First Row: Jimmy Luker, a ' cKellar, Mike Piper, Larry Newman, Bill Braun, John De-Mauri Second Row: James Pilot, David Ca deron, Neil Dunn, Woodrow Houston, Alfred Garrett, Jerry Collins, Bill Hill, Humberto Alvarez Third Row: John Howe, Buddy Childs, Ernest Filla, Albert Davis, Romedio Villarreal, Valdemar Delgado, Robert Reyes, Jack Burchers, James Dougherty Fourth Row: Buddy Boyd, Fred Hobrecht, Jean Walshe, Bill Whitaker, Mike Rutherford, Doug Harvey. Gary Tinsley, Mike Sadler, Peyton McNeill, Jack Ramsey, Fifth Row: John Morgan, Stayton Halberdier, Keith Cauley, Ronnie Johnson, Dean Bass. Don Green, Hayden Rabon, Arturo Flores Seated: Dean Bass, President . Standing: Doug Harvey, Vice President, James Pilot, Sergeant-at-Arms, Stayton Halberdier, Reporterg Ronnie Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer FUTURE HUHIEIHHHEHS UF HHIERICH First row: Mary Rosser, Margarita Montalvo, Menerva Trevino, Norma Martinez. Secondurowz Kathleen Cumberland, Edris Jennings, Mary Beth Fisher, Laura Stone, Martha Farmer, Viola Salazar, Ru Longoria, Margot Ortegon, Dolly Duenas, Francis Mercado, Dalia Jimenez, Veronica Lomas. Third row: Mary Nell Brown, Betty Jo Hobbs, Gloria Canales, Emily Jean Salazar, Barbara Kelly, Linda Huddleston, Adc Barrera, Naida Garcia, Annie Ruth Cowan, Hilda Garcia. Fourth row: Bernadine Conrad, Karen Weisman, Patti Elder, Shirley Farrington, Phyllis Jungman, Jay Hundley, Barba Sanders, Judy Hart, Mary Scott, Patsy Anderson, Sharon Becker. First row: Martha Farmer, Secretary, Gloria Canales, President, Linda Huddleston, 3rd vice President, Margot Ortegol 2nd Vice President, Frances Mercado, Historian. Second row: Laura Stone, 5th Vice President, Sharon Becker, 4th Vice President, Mary Nell Brown, Treasurer, Ja Hundley, Sweetheart, Mrs. Partain, Sponsor, Naida Garcia, Parliamentarian. L ruiunf rnnmtns or Hmemcn Seated: Jimmy Jacobs, Ed Amendt, Barbie Roe, Bill Durham. Patil Hubert Standing. First Row: Jimmy Luker. Larry Miller, Ronnie Farrington, Doug Florence, Jean Walshe, Tommy Lister Standing. Second Row: Kenneth Stephens, Arnold Hayes. Jack Burchers, Roger Zimmerman, Bob Mills. Henry Melat. James Doughtery Sealed: Roger Zimmerman, President, Barbie Roe. Sweetheart, Jack Burchers, Treasurer, ' Standing: Jimmy Luker. Secretaryg Bob Mills, Sentinel, Doug Florence, Reporter, Mr. Marshall, Sponsor vocnnonni lnnusinmi CLUB Seated: Mr. Smith First Row: Buddy Burris. Ralph Russell, Mario Cortez, Robert Reyes, Juan Acuna, James Pilot, Raul Najera, Bob Saenz. Humberto Marroquin, Joe Fernandez Second Row: Noel De La Rosa. Mike Rutherford, Doug Harvey, Malcolm Taylor, Don Green, Candelario Rameriez, Moises Garza. Arnoldo Garza. Arturo Flores Q f e! 5 5 . . A, Left to Right: Doug Harvey, President, Arturo Flores, Treasurerg Mr. Smith, Sponsorg Robert Reys, Reporter: Juan Acuna. Secretary FUTURE TEHCHEHS UF HIHEHICH o 1 ,Q First Row: Angelica Esquivel, Gloria Barragan, Viloa Salazar, Margot Ortegon, Alma. Garza Second Row: Josephine Gutierrez. Naida Garcia. Armenia Trevino, Sylvia Mendoza, Ruth Longoria Third Row: Gloria Garcia, Elva DeLeon, Carmen Cortinas, Inez Garcia, Rachel Mungia, Nora Alvarez ' v Q i N n ,em :Lv - . . ks S A to afwfrr- of ,. . 1 We jg fx! .1 ji, X r- ' 5 ' t fa. 9 an f 1 Q W K 'lf -, gikavi 9, ., K -5-xr ' .' in X At ...M First Row: Josephine Gutierrez, Historiang Ruth Longoria, Vice Presidentg Viola Salazar, Student Cabinet Representativeg Naida Garcia, Secretaryg Second Row: Gloria Garcia, President: Miss King, Sponsor: Carmen Cortinas, Treasurer nlsinmuilvf fnucnnun Seated: Pat Gerik, Edie Langston, Katherine Petty, Wanda Trant, Carolyn McReynoids, Madeline Jewett, Joy Beth Hayes Standing, First Row: Lynn McClanahan, Phyllis Simpson, Alice Ann Horak, Judy Guion, Evelyn Griffin, Grace Garcia. Maria Elena Cantu, Minerva Briseno Standing, Second Row: Bill Meyer. Micky Cannon, Curtis Faske. Bob Johnson, LeRoy Ammons, Adan Perez. Charles Hubert, Miguel Amador Seated: Edie Langston. Publicity Chairmang Katherine Petty, Reporter, Carolyn McReynolds, Presidentg Wanda Trant, Secretaryg Joy Beth Hayes, Treasurer Standing: Mr. Shroeder, Sponsor, Lynn McClanahan, Historian, Pat Gerik, Program Chairmang Micky Cannon, Vice President, Charles Hubert, Parliamentarian gg g gg gg gg gg g L LLLLLL let , svnnisuciumsy Top Row. Left. to Right: Philip McCormick, Frank Flato, Mickey Eden, Roger Zimmerman, Ronnie Florence, John Howe. Doug Florence, Peyton McNeill, Keith Cauley, John Morrison, Fred Eshpeter Second Row, Left to Right: Buddy Boyd, Janette Gibbs, t.1an,J?aalee, Virginia Zimmerman, Marcella Byrn, Barbara Sanders, Missy Allen. Tom Cross, Brian Fugate, Neil Dunn Third Row. Left to Right: Marva Lee Burris, Emily Salazar, Dolores Twist, Corene Wallace, Claudia Chastant, Josephine Gutirrez. Marvin Cree! Fourth Row, Left to Right: Butch Lehmann, Buddy Laws, Judy Guion, Dolly Duenas, Eugenia Isdale, Margaret Gaston,-Tara McQuerrey, Carol Davis, Louise Bailey, John Ed Rawlinson Bottom Row. Left to Right: Wayne Shinn, Delilah Jimenez. Sandra Perez, Wanda Trant Top Row, Left to Right: Keith Cauley, President, Miss Schiller, Sponsorg Roger Zimmerman, Vice Presidentg Rottom Row, Left to Right: Dixie George. Secretary, Margaret Gaston, Reporter, Missy Allen, Student Cabinet Representative f 'r'q 'v ' LIBHHRUCLUB First Row: Tina Pace, Laura Stone, Mary Beth Fisher, Donna Dettmar, Miss Russell, Librarian Second Row: Carmen Cortinas, Nancy Chism, Myrna Jane Fisher, Evelyn Haskett. Shriley Reed Third Row: Joyce Chafee, Maria Garza, Karen Weisman, Mary Jo Schultz, Priscilla Caskey First Row,: Nancy Chism, President, Joyce Chafee, Treasurer, Miss Russell, Sponsor, Priscilla Caskey, Sccrc taryg Shirley Reed, Historian, Second Row: Tina Pace, Vice President Lawn clua A Z' Seated: Susan Brengel, Ann Gallaway, Margaret Gaston, Mary Margaret Gallaway. Standing. first row: Tarry McQuerrey, Patti Frick, Paddi Sadler, Joan Wagner, Tina Pace, Betty Cumberland, Ruanne Turcotte. Second row: Mary Beth Fisher, Bill Leckie, Laird McNeil, Hal Russell, John Morrison, Ricardo Perales, Wayne Cook, Stephanie Stoll. Left to right: Susan Brengel, Treasurerg Margaret Gaston, President: Mrs. Rhode, Sponsorg Mary Margaret Gallaway, Secretary, Ann Gallaway, Parliamentarian. First Row: Emily Jean Salazar, Evelyn Lassiter, Paddi Sadler, Karen Weisman, Mary Jo Schultz, Shirley Recd, Shirley Farrington, Sharon Becker, Patti Frick l Second Row: Sharlot Shelton, Sandra Amacker, Bettsie Isaacs, Stephanie Stohl, Margaret Gaston, Tara McQuerrey, Carol Davis, Luan Burchers, Starre Weir, Ruth Longoria keft to Right: Bettsie Isaacs, Secretary, Mrs. Sternadel, Sponsor, Patti Frick. President, Starre Weir, eporter suns Hull ann numsfa sfnsf Left to right: Neil Dunn, Tom Cross, Johnnie Beth Schlinke, and John Ed Rawlinson. nfsmfas Seated, left to right: Luan Burchers, Sylvia Ann Robertson, Shirley Reed. Standing: John Ed Rawlinson, Tommy Kantz, Frank Flato, Bill Leckie, EL THRU STHFF Ann Lindsey, Editor Philip McCormick, Assistant Editor Jimmy Ragan, Photographer Leon Crawford. Photographer i Mr. McCleskey, Advisor 124 CHHPEL CLUB heated: Tip Vaughn, Ed Rawlinson, Starre Weir, Patsy Anderson. 'irst row: Buddy Rawlinson, Micky Amacker, Sandra Amacker, Gloria Canales, Donna Sleator, Emily Thurston. Lecond row: Linda Leswing, Joyce Horton, Dixie George, Genese Alexander, Patti Frick, Harriet Wines, Gloria Weir. fhird row: Mary Trussell, Billy Kingston, Gaston Alvarez, Shirley Reed, Tina Pace. 'ourth row: Patty Leary, Roger Zimmerman, Jay I-lundley, Dean Bass, Philip McCormick, Albert Davis, Alfred Murphy Vade Gilliam. DECLHIIHERS Left to right: Pat Mattingly, Starre Weir, John Morgan, Joe Mendez, Barbie Rie, Gaston Alvarez, ? UFHCE HSSISTHHTS Seated: Dolores Twist, Mary Nell Brown, Barbie Roe. Standing: Ruanne Turcotte, Corene Wallace, Doris Green, Louise Bailey. DRHHH-I CLUB First row: John Ed Rawlinson, Carol Davis, Margaret Gaston, Tarry McQuerrey, Mary Beth Fisher. 1 Second row: Mr. Biddison, Sponsorg Pat Mattingly, Beth Wright, Paddi Sadler, Gloria Badillo, Starre Weir David McKellar. i Y ,Eaniana Qepvesenfative .Qetiy ,Cane aqua, 'Wed gscofzf, f-Davic! 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