Hallettsville High School - Brahma Yearbook (Hallettsville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1953 volume:

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Eufblfw h Mah V t 6 I ., JJ 1 - , J , . vt ' a ' ' X I Dcdzvalwn We the Semors of1953 dedrcate th1s an nual to Coach Don Peterson for hrs outstand mg Ieadershlp rn the f1e1d of athlencs for the splendrd help he has grven us as sponsor durrng the past two years and for hrs frrend ly attrtude toward all students , - 1 v A ojfaffsffiucffs Qugfw .fgcflpofg LED P E D T csc nl.: Ecnrr R CL u L N ER NTENDENT HALLETTSVILLE TEXAS Dear Students, The best thlng you can get out of your schoollng 15 the rlght klnd of Hlnsplratlon H If you have the lnsplr atlon, you w1ll seek out the knowledge necessary to make attentlve 1U class, a dlllgent worker 1n the llbrary, and wlll pursue every course that wlll help you galn com plete knowledge of your chosen professlon You wlll work at developlng the tralts that make you a success, such as pollteness to others honesty 1D effort, dependablllty, and loyalty to your superlors or organlzatlon It 1S 1m posslble, to lmprove your statlon 1U llfe or to be cessful 1D all phases of your llfe wlthout belng flFSt lnsplred to be successful Slncerely, I Claude B Mulllns Superlntendent ' I - . ANEK, R SI EN IL Gt SHI DE Mun. 1 5, sup I . . . . . . . - you successful for your chosen work. You will be more . . 1 I , . ' ' ' ' ' suc- . . g7LfalZsfEiULfL ggugfcc :S goof C U ER N NDENT HALLETTSVILLE TEXAS To the Annual Staff The school sp1r1t manlfested thls year by the student body and the faculty has been very satlsfactory and 1S the product of your efforts 1D the many aCtlV1tl6S portrayed 1U thls 1953 annual Let me commend your courage and your Judgment, and above all your lndustry 1D provldlng thls hlstorlc document of the year School llfe prepares the mlnd and heart to recelve, to lnterpret and to engoy the materlal world Whlle the BRAHMA 1953 ln lts ilnlshed form 15 matcrlal lt has caught and shall hold for you the sp1r1t of de mocracy, patrlotlsm and love of manklnd whlch permeates Hallettsvllle Hlgh School Congratulatlons' 2 nz? . e , 15 c J'- 5, 4 I ' ' c 4 D NEK, PRESIDENT CECIL G. SHIRLE S E R E NS. 5 P I TE D . . 3 I O J 3 I O P fiinfg Q'- ' F QC U 55' 11- QOQS 107' V RO QRY YYESM 3 YQOSZR EQ5ITTifi IICS 11.13 Valk earl 5 Eff 5 '59 Salma! l6'aard Standmg Grady Wlutley Paul Renter Edw1n Tlmm Seated Louls A11en,Cec1l Shtrley Secretary Leon Kahanek Prestdent Clayton Bennett ALMA MATEP We haxl our Alma Mater Hall maroon and whxte We w111 boost the Brahmas As they play and fxght And flght and f1ght and f1ght We love our dearol h1gh school Love each glrl and boy Ha11 Ha11ettsv111e H1gh School Our prxde our Joy WWE: gif 2. FAGIILTY 1 ,il-Q f,,,- Cfajv C-G-I A L ALBRECHT NEILENE ANDERSON I-hgh School Pr1nc1pa1 B S Southeastern Lou1s1ana College D. W. DISERENS TAVALI MULLINS E. O. KILPATRICK SWTSTC B.B. A. SWTSTC f MISS LAURA SUTTON MARY IO WILLIAMS B.A., S.M.U. B.S.. N.T.S.C. M.A., N.T.S.C. RAY MEYERS BILLY SEALE DON PETERSON Stephen F Aust1n College B.S. , M. Ed. B. S. , TCXSS A- 8cI. B.B. A. , N.T. S.C. 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I, ILA . iff ' X - YA ligr- , nh ' 2a',,f5 Smzor 611155 Ofhccrs Mrs Charles W1ll1ams Sponsor Sylvan Rubm V1cePres1dent Ga1lPr1tchard Re 1-Q...,,,, POFICI Betty Jean Melnar Secretary Lloyd Laas Treasurer Allan Schulte Reporter Henry Schroeder Pres1dent Coach Don Peterson Sponsor 7 0 r f .1 1 ' 'V V K . . 1 f 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 '- I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - BERNICE DENISON Class Reporter 1 FHA 3 Pep Squad 4 Volleyball 4 Most Popular Glrl 4 Campus Loafer 4 Class V1ce Presrdent 1 2 FFA 2 3 4 Voc Agrrculture Pres1 dent 1 Voc Agrlculture 2nd Vlce Presrdent 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Tenms 1 Softball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Most Handsome Boy 4 JERRY BEN DUNCAN FFA 2 3 Iumor Hrstonan 2 Hrstorran 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 IRENE BERGER FHA 2 Pep Squad 4 Vol1ebya1l2 3 4 Softball 3 Spellxng 4 Fnendhest 4 WIIIICSI 4 Brggest Man Hater 4 ' 1 BOBBY APPELT ,ljgrgwl . . U 1 . . WILBUR I AHN Class Reporter 3 FFA l 2 3 BRAHMA Art Editor 4 Brahma Stampede 3 Football l Baseball 2 3 4 Pole Vault 3 2nd Place Track 3 4 Softball 3 4 GEORGE GILLAR FHA 4g FFA 45 H Club 45 Football 3,45 All District 2nd. Team Squad 35 All District 4, Captain 45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 3,45 2nd, Place Broad Jump 3g Volley ball 3,43 Softball 3,45 Best Athlete 3,45 Biggest Flirt 4. JOE MAX HONISH FFA 1 2 3 Second Vice Presldent 3 its is BEATRICE KOLOS FHA 3 H E I Secretary 2 Dramatic Club 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 4 BETTY JEAN MELNAR Class Secretary 2 4 Reporter 3 FHA 2 3 4 Hlstorxan 3 Brahma Stampede 3 4 Assrstant Edltor 4 BRAHMA Crrcula t1on Manager 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 H E Class Reporter 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Softball 4 Volleyball 4 Spelhng 3 3rd Place Shorthand 3 3rd Place Class Favorxte 2 Candrdate for Hallowe en Queen 2 Most Beauu ful Grrl 4 Brggest Flxrt 4 Most Lrkely to Be Remembered 4 Best Athlete 4 LLOYD LAAS Football 2 3 4 Basketball2 3 4 Captarn 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Tenms 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 3 4 Class Vrce Pres1dent3 Student Counc1l2 3 4 VICC Presrdent 4 Brahma Stampede Sports Ed1tor4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Parllamentarran 2 Secretary 3 H E GAIL PRITCHARD Class Secretary 3 Reporter 4 FHA 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Student Councrl Secretary 3 Stampede Soctety Edrtor 4 BRAHMA 3 4 Asslstant Crrculatron Manager 3 EDITOR4 Pep Squad 3 4 General H E Presrdent 3 One Act Play 3 4 A11 D1str1ct Cast 3 Declamatron 2nd Place 3 Basketball 3 4 Manager 3 Candrdate for Hallowe en Queen 3 4 Class Favonte 3 Best All Round G1rl4 Class Iuhet 4 FRANKIE MCELROY Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l2 4 FFA 1 2 3 Parlramentarran Hts torran Prestdent H Club 1 2 3 4 Most Popular Boy 4 Class Romeo 4 H E 4 . . .1 ' : 1 1 ' . ' ' . '- , .1 , ,: ' : , ,, Club 43 Dramatics Club 4g District Typing 3. Q : ,: ' .2 ' : . , ' ' ' . ,s -' ' 2 ' - . 4 q a I ' . . vi . . .: . . .2 . . ,: ., .: . . .2 ' ,c . . . ' ' . '- . . , . . . . SYLVAN RUBIN Football 1 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Captam 4 Track 1 Baseball 1 3 4 Tenn1s 3 4 Volleyball 1 3 4 Softball 1 3 4 Pres1dent 1 2 3 V1ce Presxdent 4 Student Counc1l 1 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent 4 Brahma -1? Stampede 3 4 Sports Edrtor 3 Edrtor 4 BRAHMA Staff 3 4 Assrstant Busmess Manager 3 Ass1stant Edltor 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 H E Club 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 Class Favorxte 1 Wttttest Boy 4 2nd Place One Act Play 3 Duke to H Queen 1 3 HENRY SCHROEDER Football 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 State Hlgh School Rodeo 1 2 3 4 4th Rankrng Roper of Texas 2 FHA 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Brahma Stampede Busxness Manager 4 Class Reporter 2 Pres1dent 4 Natronal l-hgh School Rodeo 2 Duke to Hallowe en Queen 4 Houston Fat Stock Show Calf Scramble 1 Iudgmg Team FFA 1 2 3 Class Favorrte 3 Best All Around Boy 4 Frxendlrest 4 Most Llkely to Be Remembered 4 FHA Beau 3 4 WERNER SCHMIDT Band 1 2 Brahma Stampede 4 Hardest Worker 4 ALLAN RAY SCHULTE Class Reporter 1 4 Treasurer 2 V1ce Presrdent 3 Tenn1s 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 Track2 3 Brahma Staff3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Football 4 Most Llkely to Succeed 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Band 1 2 FHA Club 4 Duke to Hallowe en Queen 2 Queen 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' - ' .11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 o . 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NSLXL, yunlor Elass Ofpccrs i f VF' I Frrst row D0111CSChTll6dCl' Reporter Roger Henneke Reporter Mr B11lySea1e Sponsor Second row Dale Mrkulenka V1cePres1dent Mrs Claude Mulhns Sponsor Lrlhe Harvey Spres Treasurer Lloyd Appelt Presrdent Joyce Schroeder Secretary APPELT, WILLIAM BREZIK, IO-EILEEN CLARK, BOBBY DRABEK, IUSTINE FITCH LEON GERLICH ESTELLE T7 75 as 'UQ A44 Sf 'v KOLOS FREDDIE LIVERGOOD RAYMOND LOEWE WILBUR MAREK HERBERT MAREK VIVIAN MATEIEK BILLY I NI' ,1 JACOBS FRANCES IALUFKA DORIS IANAK DENNIS IANICEK DAVID LEE KAHANEK ROYCE KOEHN BENJAMIN -..-Q 1' 1 jx af C7 'rf' QT if REHAK GEORGIA SCHNEIDER DOLLY SCHROEDER, JOYCE SCHULTE, GENE SPANIHEL, MARCUS sms, ELROSE X J Na Ygp MIKULEN KA D ALE MUHLSTEIN LEON OLSOVSKY BENNIE ORSAK, RICHARD POHL ANNIE RUTH RAY MAGD ALENE SPIES LILLIE HARVEY STARUSTKA BEAT RICE SYDOW SUE TELTSCHICK JOYCE TREPTOW ROSALIE WOYTEK ALTON WOYTEK, MARILYN i 09- Qi' fi . , -4 1 f . 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Rlchard Hmcrr, Ida 52 Q f T Lxtzmann Bllly Loewe Howard Lorfxng Luc1l1e McCrumb, Edward Muhlstein, Laveme Orsak, George Iahn Charles Jones Ralph Kelley Dons Kelly Patsy Merle Kocxan Thomas Kolos Joyce Overgoner Merle Paruda Mary Petnch Vernon Petnch Vlvran Pntchard lack Renger Kenneth i 'Z ' 'Q' 'r Q f ' is 5.50 Renger Wayne Schmdler Leon Smrth Donna Strauss Charles Strauss Ida Tesch A nme EFS' 4-as 3.9 'vs oi? Tolbert Wanda Vavrusa Evelyn Rothbauer E 'gfnm 'The' f 3 -f 1 I I. 5754 Iazv bones Freak Book worn S S W S S 'Ill 3 mir Puppy lovers seen' to be the most stnklng around the school campus So to let you know who s who Just take a closer look To our best Judgmnnt wc rhlnk Dollle and Roger are the blBgCSl pupplcs ofall However where Dons Faye ns seen xhc shadow us also there n '- -X , TQ Al . 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PRICHARD Y Too BUSY fm QI srfc Q96 nf asmhbfc II:RRY DUNFAN IRENE BERGER LORINE ZIKUHR WERNER SFHMIDT HY NRY SFHRDI DIR BL PTY MF INAR v j'fdff0W6'6'l1 .Qzzcm Left to right Duchess Patsy Kelly Duke Gllbert Gerdes Duchess Gaxl Pntchard Duke Henry Schroeder Queen E11zabeth Vyv1a1 Pnnce Dav1d Gummelt Duchess Joyce Schroeder Duke Lloyd Appelt 1952 Queen Joyce Gregory Pnnce Bobby Appelt A 'Gb- uw an Q, -. --f 4+ 'lkll .Q L., .4 - ' ff, ,vh,M 71,N,. j M 1, Munn .ua 4 1 - ',,'H., 151 l.,, Q 'y X' LL, x',LY'4,... llga----1-4 ff- ., 'fl !1'2,R1:ic'c'i1fff.'v Q.. :, L L-. '1 - v o ,b in 'I I Q -,4 -.L' 1X,,-v. . .Av Vu .JV Q-. . .1 Jil. Q x .ATI-ILE ries ?-2 ' X 1 x fr xx XX -DYQ5 X NN Xxx fx sl . Ny X Qi ,Qs X A .I , H f f XX , J' W if 5' iafqfix NN Q' 'F- x X f X X 6 Q1 I Wifi QXQXR' ig ,Q f an Y N j XX , f ' ?Tx5 ' . af 'XX I i J L xQf jx f DON PETERSON Tri Captalns RUBIN GILLAR MCELROY Assistant Coach RAY MEYERS First row: David Gummelt, Howard Rother, Dennis Janak, Jack Pritchard, Roger Henneke, Lawrence Heinsohn, David Rode. Second row: Alton Woytek, Gibbo Gerdes, Billy Litzman, George Gillar, Bennie Olsovsky, Frankie McElroy, Bobby Clark, Melvin Grones. Third row: Coach Don Peterson, Manager Roland Tuttle, Manager Bill Mate- jak, Marcus Spanihel, Allan Schulte, Lloyd Appelt, Lloyd Laas, Sylvan Rubin, Jerry Duncan, Howard Spies, Edward Zapalac, Bobby Appelt, Coach Ray Meyers, Manager Richard Horton. ORCHARD TAKES BRAHMAS TO TUNE OF 26-O The Badgers of Orchard were on top Friday night when they won over the Brahmas 26-O in a no-district game. This was the first game of the season for the Brahmas' squad, Looking sharp in Orchard backfield was Gerard Losak. He was the main ground gainer for the Orchard squad. In the first quarter Losak made the first touchdown after the Orchard squad brought it from their own 35 yardline. In the second quarter Gajesky intercepted a pass and ran for 50 yards for touchdown number two. In the third quarter Losak ran thirty yards for the third touchdown. In the last quarter a pass from Kubes to Blazek was good for the fourth and final touchdown. Losak con- verted for the two ext... points. HALLETTSVILLE WINS, 33 -6 The Hallettsville Brahmas in their first district game ran over the Louise Hornets, 33-6. George Gillar was the big ground gainer for thc Brahmas and ran for three of the five touchdowns as well as adding two extra points. Other Brahma scores were made by Billy Litzmann and William Appelt. The Hallettsville offense was ably directed by Frank McElroy. Louise made its lone tally in the final quarter on a series of passes and runs that netted 95 yards with Gerald Foltyn going the last two yards through the line for the six points. The drive was sparked by Morris Orsak's passing and the receiv- ing by Billy Nolan and Gus Vajdas, XVEIMAR TOPS HALLETTSVILLE Weimar Wildcats ran up a 26-li score over the Brahmas of Hallettsville in another district game. Both teams scored in the second period with the Brahmas hitting pay dirt when George Gillar went around end for 13 yards. The homelings tied the game up when Nolen Ulbricht went through center for four yards to culminate a 41-yard drive. In the fourth quarter the Wildcats went into the lead when Treptow went over from the six only to fumble, but Kahlden of Weimar fell on the ball for the score and Ulbricht went over for the extra point. Later in the fourth period Treptow and Mozisek went over for the two touchdowns and Ulbricht went around end for the extra point, I-la1lettsvil1e's second score came in the final period on a pass from Litzmann to Gerdes. HALLETTSVILLE TOPS CRESCENT Hallettsville beat Crescent in a hard played district game that ended Hallettsville 41, Crescent 6. Crescent scored first in the beginning quarter when Wuth- rich passed to Gonzales for 56 yards and Wuthrich hit the line for two yards, and scored. The try for extra point was no good. l-lallettsville roared back in the second quarter to score on a pass from McElroy to Litz- mann, The third quarter saw Gillar scamper 52 yards to pay dirt. McElroy laid his toe into the ball for the extra point. Deep in the third quarter Gillar broke into the clear and ran 50 yards for another tally. Extra point added another score. Fourth quarter saw Gillar score from the three yard line, the final touchdown was made on a high flying pass from Litz- mann to Appelt, Try for extra point was good, BRAHMAS LOSE HARD ONE 9-'7 The Hallettsville Brahmas were outscored by Flatonia by a score of 9 to 7, The Brahmas, however, were not outplayed any time during the hard fought game. They led in everything except points. Early in the first quarter the Bulldogs scored on a pass inter- ception by guard Iohn Joe Migel. He ran 85 yards for the T. D. Ray kicked the point and the score stood '7 to O. In the second quarter Litzmann fumbled a pitchout on the goal line and Flatonia recovered for two points. At the half the Bulldogs led 9-0, Then the Brahmas came out fighting in the third quarter. A touchdown drive ended with 6 points for Hallettsville, after Litzmann plowed over. He also ran the extra point, BRAHMAS TOP BLOOMINGTON 32-13 The game started with a bang when with sudden speed Gillar dashed over the line for the first six points. A pass from McElroy to Appelt was good for the extra point. The Bobcats scored with a handoff to Schuntz. Try for point after failed, Gillar then ran the ball over for the next T. D. A short pass to Laas was good for the extra tally. George Gillar made another touchdown and the score stood 20-6 at the half. After a scoreless third quarter Gillar made another touchdown to give the Brahmas a lead of 26-6, Later in the final quarter Gillar plunged over the strip for the last touchdown for Halletts- ville. Hunmiut scampered 15 yards for the final Bobcat T. D. The final score was 32-13, BRAHMAS WIN 26-14 The Brahmas outplayed the Van Vleck Leopards to a score of 26-14. Since this was the homecoming game, it was con- sidered a grand success, Gillar ran the first touchdown over from the 10 yd. line. Try for point failed. Gillar then ran second touchdown over, and again the kick for point failed. A pass from McElroy to Litz- mann accounted for the third touchdown and a handoff from McElroy to Gillar was good for the extra point leaving the Brahmas ahead 19-O at half- time. The third quarter went score- less. At the first of the last quarter Olsovsky carried the ball over to make the score jump to 26-O, The try for point was good. The Leopards scored two more touchdowns and the final score was l-lallettsville 26, Van Vleck 14, TIDEHAVEN DOWNS HALLETTSVILLE 40 to '7 The Tidehaven Tigers marched on toward their District 33D title by blasting the Brahmas 40-7. The first touchdown was made by a pass from Black to Vaceh early in the first quarter. Vaceh converted the extra point. Vaceh carried the ball over in the sec- ond quarter for another tally. Black to Green was the way the next touchdown was made with a flying pass through the air. The Brahmas made their lone tally in the third quarter with Gillar crashing over for the T. D. Litzman put his toe into the ball for the extra point. Tidehaven final socre came late in the 4th, quarter when Savage went over. Wathens kicked the extra point. BRAHMAS WHXI OVER SHINER 25-13 The Hallettsville Brahmas ended their football season with a final game with Shiner. Commeches scoreless for the first three quarters. Then the Commeches came to life and scored twice in the last quarter. Gillar ran 52 yards for the first touchdown early in the first period. Try for point fail- ed. Gillar ran for another touchdown late in the first quarter. Litzmen converted for the point. Gillar again carried the ball for the third touch- down. Try for point failed. Early in the third quarter Gillar took the ball for the fourth and final touchdown, Try for point failed. ' In the fourth quarter Shiner scored twice. Vincek and Kridler were responsible for the two scores. One try for extra point was good. 'M'l'l APPELT Guard SPANIHEL Tackle CLARK Back 1 yr ,..:f'.f:-L 1 yr. HUIU UN, Manager if JI -,A l 'Hv 49l .L... - RUBIN Tackle LAAS End ZAPALAC Guard 4 Yi 3 yr 1 yr MCELROY Back YT HEINSOHN, Tackle LITZMAN, Back DUNCAN, Guard Ol-SOVSKY. 53014 2 yr. 2 yr. 2 yr. 1 YT. , fav -' . 'x , . S. , -,S . ,, rn t ' ? L-'L' , Q -' -.W . -' , ,. Q , ,, ' 11 vw X -Vx - V-.kk I-Mr In :I .1 .. . - ' r - Af f f . . I lin, wgkngixgyz li A 1 I. '- 5 ,-3: Q. 1 ,up fgq:-, . , I ' I . GERDES, Back JANAK, Guard HENNEKE, Tackle 1 yr. 1 yr. 2 yr. GILLAR Back 2 yr APPELT End PRITCHARD Center GRONES Tgcklg ROTHER Guard in n 2 yr. 1 YF- 1 '1 Yr. l Strung Denms Ianak Sylvan Rubzn Allan Schulte B1l1yL1tzmann Lloyd Laas Glbbo Gerdes Kneellng Bobby Clark Weldon Schulte Jack Pritchard Marcus Spamhel Standmg Coach Don Peterson Eugene Rothbauer Wayne Renger C E Strauss Jerry Duncan B11ly Matejek James Parr Coach Ray Meyers Rock Isla nd Rock Island Fayettev11le Eagle Lake Welmar Shlner Moulton We1mar 'Moulton Yoakum ' Shlner 'Conference games 'Waelder ' ermar Ganada Edna ' atoma 'S endan ' oulton ' erldan 'S 1ner 'Waelder 'We1mar ' atoma H V 30 31 21 37 W ' ' 40 31 Sheridan 42 '76 Vanderbilt 51 36 ' 50 27 F1 ' ' 49 26 h ' 42 43 M ' 50 26 Sh ' 55 4'7 h' 37 55 ' 68 27 ' -.....-. F1 . SYLVAN RUBEN LLOYD LAAS DENNIS IANAK Captam Sinai' Il I BILLY LIT ZMANN GEORGE GILLAR JACK PRITCHARD N I L I H 5 . 14 Q FRANK MCE LROY BENNIE OLSOVSKY ALLAN SCHULTE C, E. 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WANDA TOLBERT ii-5 by 1671144 as Standrng Drum Mayor V1v1an Marek Mayorettes Wanda Tolbert and Frances Bennett Benjamln Koehn Beatnce Srarustka Merle Overgoner Back row Patncxa Roth Roslyn Renger Donn1e Mxnear Harry Ham11ton V1v1an Khmrtchek Delores Kahanek Elsxe Vavrusa Royce Rother Werner Schmxdt Wayne Krupala Erw1n Homsh Davld Pagel Horace Look Alton Dale Evans Gaye Ann Fahrenthold LUC1116 Lorfmg Denn1s R1SkC F1rst row Patrrcra Treptow Dale Mrkule nka Dorrs Ialufka Ruth Appelt Patty Lou Fertsch Sarah Lou Devall Patrzcra Plagens Bobbre Cole Helen Galetka Johnny Zumwalt Carolyn Appelt Margaret S1eber Mananne Shrrley Kenneth Renger 5ecretarY Mlkulenka A ,. Jqle 'Y 4 il ' rv? D W Dxserens El ,fy A A - A .ir 7,66 '90 I 696, 9 1- Q 991, v fox W - 5 in fo X , X0 L56 Hggfi' i wb 040 t ' o . ' sw' l A K, A- , I N. -Q 5 ' V A I -, 4, . G : x 'YA M 5 V, iajh , I IIg,. s! X 1 F ' 'W' V' ., fy K -- u - ,. - I of 2' Jlftafareffcs Drum MaJor FRANCES BENNETT VIVIAN MAREK WANDA TOLBFRT Every srxth penod durlng the football season all of the band members gathered 1n a cracker box band hall and planned a dnll for each Frlday mght game The band has attended every football game and backed up the Brahmas through the season w1th the exceptzon of Bloommg ton The band s greatest work comes after the football season They start to tlunk about over tures and marches that would frt rn w1th the krnd of concert that wzll take place Dunng the Chrxstmas season the band was called upon to take part 1n many actrvrtres They entertarned at the FFA Chnstmas Party They held therr Chrrstmas Concert on December 19 1952 The band also played a short con een on the Courthouse lawn the next day The band also takes part 1n the annual parade rn Houston dunng the Houston Fat Stock Show The band has rmproved greatly thrs year Many new members have been added and the X H H S band has come a long way toward a successful year s work Xyj Y if si 6710 all glllb ag, ff s ff' I Frrst row Mlldred Holly L1111e Harvey Spres Joyce Te1tsch1ck Bobble Hartt Joyce Schroeder Elrose Spres V1v1an Marek Sue Sydow Second row Donna Kay Smlth Merle Overgoner Mary Gene Devall Ga11 Pntchard Frances Bennett Dor1s Ann Ialufka Ida V1v1an Hrnclr Thlrd row Luc111e Lorflng Do111e Schnerder Mary Edna Stokely Ruth Appelt Mary Io Ellers Patr1c1a Treptow Wanda Tolbert 699 ,,a J'F . , .::ul,l 4 5 X' s 2,3 jf :lf 45- S A T' 1' W , 1, A WA-A i ' -'gg 7. , D 1 at ,. , 3 K u I ., Elmer 1? :faders 40 EL ROSE SPIES Head Cheerleader LILLIE HARVEY SPIES DOLLIE MAE SCHNEIDER PM tgquafz' Cheerleader Dolly Schnetder Head Cheerleader Elrose Sp1es Cheerleader L1ll1e Harvey Spres FIISI row Lrla Fr1eda Donna Kay Smlth Joyce Teltschrk Gladys Hrnclr Frances Jacobs V1v1an Petrrch Bern1ce Demson Second row Evelyn Vavrusa Adele Evans Peggy Watson Mrldred Holly Georgra Rehak LaVerne Muh1ste1n Ida Strauss Claudette Smrth Mrs Wl1113mS Sponsor Thrrd row Gall Prrtchard Joyce Schroeder Bobble Ann Hartt Dor1s Faye Kelley Betty Jean Melnar Juanrta Long Irene Berger Estelle Gerllch Delores Hunt Come on you k1dS let s yell' How many trmes drd you hear that at a football game'? Yes the pep squad was there backrng therr team Come hot weather cold weather ram or snow the pep squad was yellrng for the Brahmas Thls year s football banquet was held at the Lavacan cafe wrth a 1' dance afterwards s The sponsors Mrs W1l11ams and Mrss Anderson not only sponsored the r 'A pep squad but wrthout therr help and adv1ce many d1ff1cult1es could Q not have been overcome is 31111 A I r, mzmzf tgfa Hey Y all let s get some work done' was the cry heard every Monday ntght unt11 February 18 Our ed1tor was trymng to get us to accomplrsh someth1ng Some t1mes we d1d and somettmes we d1dn t But whatever we drd we enjoyed ll No one wtll ever forget that mad rush to get the annual out on trme and the suspense wartrng for 11 to come back Our purpose frrst last and always was the best annual H H S has ever had one that s entxrely drfferent and w11l be remembered for years to come We thrnk we have accomplrshed our purpose What do you th1nk'P ff' T5 N off Standrng Sue Sydow ASSISISHI Art Edltor Elrose Spres Ass1stant Sports Edrtor Davtd Jamcek Asststant Buslness Manager Joyce Teltschlk Ass1stant C1rcu1at1on Manager V1v1an Marek Ass1stant Photographer Seated W11bur Jahn Art Edltor Henry Schroeder Busmess Manager Lloyd Laas Sports Edttor Mtss Laura Sutton Sponsor Ga11 Prrtchard Edltor Sylvan Rubln Ass1stant Edrtor Betty Jean Melnar Crrculatton Manager Allen Schulte Photographer -5 Qfar! -S Mm, , yr Student Zaumfil Ftrst row Leon Muhlstem Joyce Teltschrk Secretary Delores Sples Sylvan Rubm Presldent Claudette Smtth lame Rose McCord Frankle McElroy Patsy Kelly Rrchard Horton Second row Kenneth Renger Lloyd Laas Vlce Prestdent Lloyd Appelt Mr Allen Albrecht Sponsor The Student Counctl was agam organrzed th1s year for the purpose of drscusslng and asststtng tn solvmg the problems of the student body They also planned class parttes sponsored spec1al school events and student actrvxtres Among the spec1al events sponsored by Councll was the Homecommg affatr late rn October Co sponsored with the Parent Teachers Assoclatlon was the Halloween Fun Farr and the Judgmg tn the Queen s race Also class partles twxce a month were arranged by the Councll Wllh the co operauon of the hrgh school classes for the entertamment of the class groups Durmg the year the Councrl dlscussed thoroughly all problems brought before them by members of the student body gxvrng each problem careful attentron and conslderatlon It can be truly sard that 1952 53 was one of the Counctl s buslest and most profltable years 1 1-If T when tgfaff There are only nme members on the paper staff thrs year but they are dorng remarkably well rn collectrng all the news They usually get the paper out every two weeks unless there are sltght delays such as loaftng The members of the staff owe much of thetr success and progress of the paper to therr able sponsor Mr Krlpatrtck The paper has tmproved greatly throughout the year Everyone looks forward to tts publrcatron Worktng w1th the paper seems a pleasure wrth the staff members al though they have to use therr spare moments to get rt publtshed Actually tt ts quite educatronal to have the opportunrty to work wrth the paper The sta ff reports that they hope everyone has enJoyed readrng the paper as well as they have enjoyed publrshmg II Standtng Joyce Teltschtk Reporter Wayne Renger Reporter Mr E 0 Ktlpatrrck Sponsor Front table Ga1lPr1tchard Soctety Edrtor Sylvan Rubln Edrtor Betty Jean Melnar Ass1stant Edrtor S1de table Lloyd Laas Sports Edltor Rlchard Horton Art Edttor Thomas Kocran Typrst Back table Wemer Schmxdt Typtst , n '- - , . . Qufurc flamemakcrs of Amerlca War First row Freddie Ioe Kolos Miss Neilme Anderson Marcus Spanihel Dorothy New Adele Evans Peggy Watson Annie Tesch Justine Drabek Rosalie Treptow Mary jean Devall Betty lean Melnar Bobbie Ann Hartt Vivian Marek Elrose Spies Sue Sydow Donna Kay Smith Gail Pritchard Royce Kahanek Second row Leon Muhlstein Dolly Schneider Lucille Lorfing Ruth Appelt Frances Jacobs Billie Louise Terry Annette Kocian Jeanette Kocian Shirley Kahanek Ida Strauss LaVerne Muhlstem Marilyn Woytek Evelyn Vavrusa Gladys Hrncir Patricia Treptow Magdalene Ray Juanita Long Doris Faye Kelley Patsy Merle Kelly Merle Overgoner Frances Bennett Gaye Fahrenthold Io Erlene Lanik Wanda Tolbert Lawrence Heinsohn. Third row: Vivian Petrich Lillian Lorfing Amelia Krause Mary Partida Annie Pohl Maxine Hunt Jo Eileen Bresik Shirley Winkler Roland Tuttle R. 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