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I 957 Volume I4 Prosoutod by Hondo flzgh School X. , ,Q 7 .QV yr ,Of I August 31 to September 1 Reg1strat1on September Labor Day School opens September 4 Fxrst day of classes September 7 N1xon at Hondo fFootballj September September September October 5 October 1 October 2 November November November November November November November December December December December December December 2 6 14 Del R10 at Hondo 21 Sabmal at Hondo 28 Hondo at Uvalde F1oresv1l1e at Hondo Hondo at Dev1ne Cotulla at Hondo 2 Carnzo Sprlngs at Hondo Pearsall at Hondo Veteran's Day fl-Iolldayl Hondo at Dllley Blanco at Hondo to November 30 Thanksg Hondo at Bastrop Hondo at Hal1ettsv1lle Humble at Luhng All Dlstrlct Band Stmnett at Sweetwater to January 1 Chr1stmas Holldays Semor Chr1stmas Party FHA Chnstmas Dance 9 1v1ng Hohdays 29 January A11 Reg1onal Band January 10 11 Mldterm Exams January January January January February February February February February February March 8 March 16 March Zl March 23 Apr11 6 Apr11 Apr11 Apr1l Apr11 Apr1l Aprll Apr11 Apr11 May 1 May May 4 May 7 May 9 May May May May 24 Pearsall at Hondo fBasketba1lj Carr1zo Sprmgs at Hondo Football Banquet Hondo at Dxlley Hondo at Pearsall Hondo at Carrxzo Sprmgs Football Barbecue 12 Cotulla at Hondo 13 Hondo at Pearsall 15 Dxlley at Hondo FHA Talent Show FHA Area Meetmg m San Marcos to March 22 Interscholastlc League Band Contest FFA Plays Jumor Play Sen1or Play FFA S011 and Grass Judgmg Contest m Hondo Good Frlday fHol1dayl D1str1ct FFA Banquet xn Hondo State FHA Meetmg Battle fo Flowers Parade Hondo at Carrlzo Sprmgs fBaseba1lj Pearsall at Hondo Semor Dance Band Concert I-hgh School Plcmcs at Garn Carr1zo Sprlngs at Hondo FFA Parent Son Banquet Hondo at Pearsall Band Banquet Baccalaureate Servrces Commencement Exercmses er Park 3-- -- l2-- ' 16-- ' 23-- 29 -- . . . 30-- 7-- . 15-- . h- . . 22-- ' 22 -- ' ' 27-- ' ' S-- . 9: 0 ' 1 15-- 18-- ' ' 19-- January Z5--Hondo at Cotulla 29-- ' 1..- 5-- . . 7-- ' l3-- ' ' . 17-- . . . . Ig-- . . . 23-- . . . . 25-- . ' 26-- . Z6-- . . ' 30-- 3-- 10-- 11-- 19-- ' ,Annual Slflff Zarcward Looking forward to the day when the events of this school year will have dimmed in your me mo r y, we have attempted to preserve for you in this edition of the OWL the outstanding activities of the school year 1956-57. We have tried to' have a photographer on hand to catch the highlights of each school affair and have attempted to give you a word picture so that in l..'er years you KS will still be able to relive this BARBARA BRUC period of your 11fe. Editor . . - - ' ' ' ' EGELIN Assistant Editor ' ' ' BARBARA HA Managef' ' ' ' BUSIIICBS T Asst Bus Mgr LLEY Art Editor Asst Aft Edlto Kautents Dedication Admim str ation Faculty Clas se s Junior s Clas s Favorites Sophomores Freshmen Favorites Athletic 5 Football Basketball Baseball Pedagogue s Activities Ads CHARLES T1 pARKER MEYER 1' JOHNNY WINDROW Sports Editor AN ALVIN HARTM t Ed1t01' Asst SPOT S EERS HART MAN Acuvitie S onSO1' published W QOL ENTS OF STUD Hondo Texas HONDO HIGH SCH Phowgraphy by Hondo. Texas I-IONDO AN Hond0 o Texas VIL HERALD 'DY L1thogfaPhV ANY ofro PUBLISHING COMP 12 3 NEWSF san Angelo Texas Z4 27 28 29 30 33 34 38 39 48 50 55 56 60 61 63 65 80 81 97 98 5 SP . u . . ' ' .......... 6 . ' ' ' . ...... 7-10 . . . . . . . . . . -1 , Seniors .... . 14-23 ' .... . . . . . . . 49 -I-A-nneo-.,,,.,,, V U K At f1r st 1mpress1on Hondo Hxgh School may seem to be only a wh1te brlck and Austln stone bu1ld1ng covermg 36 000 square feet of space and contammg a lab ll classrooms a homemakmg department an ag shop a band bu1ld1ng ahbrary three off1ces two faculty lounges a f1r st a1d room an annual room a conference room a m1meograph room two dressmg rooms an audxtorlum a football field a baseball dramond and basketball tenms and volleyball courts Students too seem to be only an average group of 218 boys and g1rls who use 218 lockers durmg thelr average day of h1gh school wh1ch lasts from 9 00 to 4 00 the t1me when they study four Englxshes two Span xshes three homemakxngs three ags four h1stor1es four sclences leave school at4 00 1n the1r own cars sxxty s1x of them r1de on s1x bus es whxch are ma1nta1nedfor the purpose of conveyxng the rural students home On second thought however one may be surpnsed to learn that Hondo Hlgh IS more than a stone bmldmg It 1s almost a way of 11fe It IS an opportumtyfor advancement whrch IS offered free It IS knowledge for the takmg It 18 a blg fam1ly of boys and gzrls from eleven d1fferent relxglons and almost as many raceswho are umted together under a com mon bond Hondo Hlgh School It 1s the one thousand textbooks whxch are offered to the students free the four women who f1x daxly lunches m the cafeterxa the stx men who are employed solely to ma1nta1n the beauty of the bulldlng the prlnclpal and the superlntendent who for mulate the pol1c1esof the school and the 13 teachers who supervise and mstruct the1r charges It IS the students who cheer the Hondo athletes to v1ctory on the grldlron the dxamond and the courts It IS the FFA boys and the FHA gmrls who work onprogects and degrees It 18 the band who often practlces late on cold and ratny days There's Just somethxng spec1al about thxs school It's the kmd of feelmg that makes a lump 1n your throat when you hear the school song played Perhaps you could call It school splrxt It's a wonderful hmgh school 1t's our hlgh school 1.t's Hondo H1gh School' l ' . . . . . ' l I I I . I I I I I I I I I ' I . ' . . I . , . ' I I U ' I . I I . ' I I I four maths, bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. Some of the students ' I I . , . . . . 1 . . . . . . , . , 1 . . 4 The band bulldzng The ag shop flzglz Selma! X L J 1 v 21' ,1- D WZ 4' nn. 1-J ,-1 - Wd Dcdicalian To Mrs Ethel Hartman member of the En g11 sh depart ment we ded1cate th1s 1957 1ssue of THE OWL 1n apprec1at1on of the many years of serv1ce to and 1nte r e st 1n Hondo I-hgh School Mrs Hartman has taught Eng11sh III and IV s1nce 1950 a keen msxght 1nto culture Mrs Har tman has been able to 1nst111 an adequate Enghsh background 1nto her students In grat1tude also for the effort she has made 1n orgamzmg each year s annual We ded1cate th1s 1957 OWL to aperson who has taught us how to work to 11ve r1ch 1n ach1evements, and to grow strong 1n fa1th I l . - ' . . . . . . Because of her great interest in the modern wo rld as well as , . , . . 1 I . . . . claw! Board - . 5 111 . V' . .- 1 ,. 'ff I ' Y M . nil- -2 ,..- -2 '- -:.::4.... ,, T. ,N 1-'H+ X . . l 'x' ,' Q ' V Zaliififyffr i ,pf 1 .':7N . . ' ' - ,nm 'JW . . I ff.'-lvgrv Q .4 Z . . ' , 4 l , svfy' , 3 K ' 'JDO v 4' .. I - . l in u . 1 xx . my M ,U I. D , 4 - . ' , . t 7 a, ' 1 - K s V .2 , . ' . , , 'C is 'xi N, N. Ly 'fi ig.. v LEFT TO RIGHT R C Rath secretary W B Meyer president A C Gllham H H Decker B A Schweers, Henry Lmdeburg Herbert Moehrmg The school board composed of seven school rmnded men represent1ng var1ous occupatlons has the Job of seemg that Hondo Hlgh School IS the most eff1c1ent h1gh school ln the state of Texas Each member IB elected for a term of three years and serves without remuneratxon When 1n sesslon as a board, they formulate the POIICICS and regulate the fmances of the school. Hondo has recewed much acknowledgement 1n the academic and sports worlds as a result of the un ostentatious efforts and the cooperatlon of these men. HRX B.. Th1s has been a year of outstanduzg accomphshments for the stu dent fH d H1 hSchoo1 It fulfmlledmyhopes and bodyandfacultyo on o g Just1f1ed my conf1dence m you I offer my smcere congratulatmns to all of you Supermtendent of Schools -f W a wa '52,f'4 5 the students and faculty The school year 1956 57 has had a full calendar You have helped to make lt one of the most mterestmg years m the h1story of Hondo Hxgh School The cooperat1on wh1ch you have g1ven throughout the year has made It an outstandmg one for me It IS 1ndeed a pleasure to be assoc1ated w1th a student body and faculty l1ke ours 1n Hondo I-hgh School The staff and sponsor deserve much cred1t and many thanks for a fme yearbook Let's all keep the good work gomg Your Pr1nc1pal, fwwjvwvfk , I e B.. - : U ,Ti . To : I . Qc nf tx ww, 1-af' Facult MRS SCOTTIE BAILEY B S Southwest Texas State Teachers College Mathematms, Hlstory J GORDON BARRY B A , Baylor M A , Un1vers1ty of Texas Supermtendent HERMANR BURCH B S M Ed Southwest Texas State Teachers College Pr1nc1pa1, SCICHCS, Mathematms MAX A CARVER B S Southwest Texas State Teachers College Sc1ence, Head Football Coach H B EGGEN B A , Texas Technologxcal College, M A , UH1VeIS1ty of Texas Soc1a1 Stud1es, Mathematlcs MRS DORA MAE FASELER B S Texas State College for Women Home Econormcs MRS. KATHLEEN FINGER-B. A. Texas State College for Women English, Spanish MRS ETHEL HARTMAN-B A East Texas State Teachers College Engllsh BOB LEWIS B M Hard1n Slmmons Un1vers1ty Band JOHN MCANELLY B S Texas A 8: M Agmculture MRS JACKIE MENDOZA B San D1ego State College TOM MOSELEY B S North Texas State College Sc1ence, Basketball Coach MRS YVONNE NATIONS B S East Texas State Teachers College Bus1ness Adm1n1strat1on MISS HELEN RICHTER B A St Mary's Umvers1ty M A Texas A 8:1 Engllsh Spanish ' 1 ol M-S. . - .A. English wa! LEFT TO RIGHT A1v1n Hartman vxce presrdent, Charles T1lley treasurer Hasey Eckhart secretary Barbara Brucks reporter, Clyde Bohmfalk pres1dent Zh: :mor At last the Senxor has r eache d the peak of hls s c hool career' He looks forward to h1s last year m hmgh school as h1s most memorable one The excxtement begms w1th the arr1val of the sen1or r1ng s and contmues through the sen1or play and the sen1or prom to graduat1on mght when he 1S awarded the d1ploma as a symbol of the trammg for leader slup whxch he has recewed durmg his four years at Hondo I-hgh School Soon the Semor w111 leave hrs classmates and start out m pursu1t of a career e1ther college, marnage employment, or m1l1tary He w1ll start a whole new l1fe me e txng new frxends and makxng new adjustments But no matter how far he may advance up the ladder of success, he can always look back on hxs hxgh school days espec1ally h1s sen1or year, w1th fond memorles r y RUBEN ALVARDO F F.A, '54, '55. . f K ll X : L X 3 ' 'T' . I Y! f f - 'f 1 f 1 f ' i O - E x. IN. 'J 4 V I an i A 9 I ' ':.,A':11h.QgY23?kkT' -f. l , H t - : . - . - . . - , - , - - , . - 1 u 1 l I . - . . ' . . . . . , . . . . I ' . ' . . . F MQ Q MICHAFL BALI Band '54 '55 '56 '57 Ban Reporter '57 Semor Play I JOHN HENRY BATOT F A 54, G Vi HENRY BALZEN F A 55 ' ' F A Treasurer '57 Base a 55 5 CLYDE BOHMFALK F A '54 55 5 57 Chap er Pres 56 57 D1str1ct Pres '56 Area VII V1ce Pres '55, '57 Football '54 ' C a s s ' Pres 56 '57 .Tumor Play 56 Most Lxkely to Succeed '57 Semor Play '57 L A WAYNE BALZEN F F A '54 '55 56 '57 Foot ball'55, 56 Basebal1'55 56 '57 Semor Play '57 BARBARA BRUCKS F H A '54 '57 P1amst'56 Zn Vxce Pres '57 D st I Song Leader 56 Area VII Rec Sec 57 Band '54 1 56 r '5 D1 Band 56 '57 Class Sec Rep '57 Annual Edxtor Most Llkely to Succeed '57 15 ix . I x l f Vg, 0 1 n Q Cl F. . . '54r' 1 561 F. o - - 1 0' r 2 ' . - . - u 3 ,r ' 57. b ll' ,' 6,'57, 3 ' . . r J , F ,, if ' xx ' ,L 'h w K 5 F x . 5 V K .X 19 ' X - F, , ,' '55,'56,'57, F. . . .' .' 6.' 1 - . . . - z ' ' 4 t . ' ,' 9 ' ' d ' - . Q i . . ' - I .. ' 3 , . . ' L -'57: 55, '56g l Sec. 55g L'b. ' , P es. 75 'st. . ' , 9 ' ' . 1 . '54. ' 5 ' . L ' '57s s 'Q VIRGINIA CLEMENTS Football Queen '56, Cheer- leader '56, Band '54, '55, '56, '57, Lib. '57, F,H,A, '54, '55, '56,'57g Pres. '57, Par- liarnentarian '56, Class Fa- vorite '555 Junior Play '56. MARTHA DOMINGUEZ MARY C. DOMINGUEZ F,H,A, '54,'55,'56,'57. F,H.A. '55,'56,'57. HASEY ECKHART EDWARD DONLAVY F H A f54-v - ' Baf1d'54.'55.'56.'57. Band '54-'57' Lib, '56-sec Treas '57 Annual Staff Asst Buslness Mgr Class Sec. '57, Class vorite '56g Cheerleader Head Cheerleader Basketball '55, '56, Senior Play '57, I v '57 -is ..... , eve HERBY FASELER B nd 54 '55,'56 '57 F F A 54 55, 56 '57 Dlsmcr Band '55 '57 Reg1onal Band I 18 rf! , I JUDY HARTMANN PETE HERNANDEZ DIANA HERRERA F,H,A. '54.'55,'56,'57. F,H,A, '54,'55,'56,'57, RAY HIGHSMITH Footbal1'54 '55 '56 Basket ball '56 '57 Baseball '55 Class VICE Pres1dent '54 Class Pres1dent'55g F,F,A, '54, '55,'56,'57g F.F.A. Sec- retary '57g Senior Play '57. H 'K GAIL KNAPP HA '57 Basketba Manager '57 fTransferred from Robert Leck1e Hlgh School '57j Semor Play . f I 41 ,h s A fc - -0 TOMMY KOCH F,F,A, '54,'55,'56,'57g F. F,A,Historian '57gFoot- ball '54-'55,'56g Football All-Dist. '56. LOUIE LASITER Football '54, '55, '56, F,F,A, '54, '55, '56, 721' Fx ' PARKER MEYER Class Treasurer '54, Foot- ball '54,'55,'56, Annual Staff Art Ed. '56, '57, Class Favorite '56, F,H,A. Beau '57, Junior Clas s Play '56, Mo st Handsome '57, Senior Play '57, JIMMY LEAZENBY F,F,A, '54, '57, Basketball '54, '55, '56, '57, Dist. Hon- orable Mention '56, District '57, Football '56, Senior Play '57, fn. SUZIE MODESETT F,H,A, '55, '56,'57, F,H,A, 1stVice-Pres.'57,Band'55, '56, '57, Band Head Lib. '57, Cheerleader '55, '56, Junior Play '56,Class Favorite '57, Senior Play '57, MARY FRANCES MASSENA F.H,A, '54, '55,'56,'57, Pho- tographer '55, Band '54, '55, '56, '57, District Band '56, N.,- RICHARD MODS F.F.A. '54.'55,':' io. P-ax . -fs? CONNIE SCHWEERS F.H,A, '54-'57,Photog. '56, Parl. '57, Annual Staff '57, Band '54-'57, Lib. '55,'56, Majorette '56, Drum Major '57, Dist. Band '55, '56, '57, Basketball '55, '56, '57, Capt. '57, Best All-Round '57, l'ff?747 ' V - Lff,,., 2:14 DOLORES SHELTON F.H.A, '54,'55,'56, '57, Dis- trict I Reporter '56, Chapter Civil Defense Chm. '57, Band '54, '55, '56, '57, Senior Play '57, BOBBY TAYLOR F,F,A, '54, '55, '56, '57, An- nual StaffBusiness Mgr, '57, Football '54, '55, '56, Base- ball '56, Junior Play '56, Senior Play '57, P'-N :rbi xx, 1 X CHARLES TILLEY JIMMY TIMMERMAN ALBERT VANCE F.F.A, '54,'55,'56,'57,'Re- F.F.A. '54,'55,'56,'57,Foot- Football '54,'55, FO0tball porter '55,Football '54, ball '54,'55,'56, Manager '56, Basketball '55,'56, Basketball '54, Class Manager '55, Reporter '54, Class Treas- urer '55,'56,'57, Junior Play '56, Annual Staff '56, '57, Senior Play '57, in x K 22 ADELINA VELASQUEZ F.H,A, '54,'55,'56,'57,Band '54, '55, '56, '57, CLAYTON WOOLLS F,,F,A, '54,'55,'56,'57,sen tinel '57, Football '53,'55 '56,A1l-District'55-'56, All State '56,Captain '56,Basket- ball '54, '55, '56, Class Re- porter '56, Class Favorite '54,'57. CURTIS WIEMERS QTransferred from Bandera High School '55l F.F,A, '55, '56,'57, Parliarnentarian '57, Football '55, '56, B a s e ball '55, '56, '57, Senior Play '57. JOHNNY WINDROW F,F,A. '54-'57, Parl. '56, Rep, '57, Dist. Rep. '57, Class Offic er '54, '55, '56, Annual Staff '56, '57, Foot- ball '54, '55, '56, Capt. '56, All-Dist. '55-'56, Basketball '54-'57, Capt. '57, Baseball '56. '57. ,wfkvf J g,'. I-in .J :P x ' K- 'I -1 S? 'R ROBERT WURZBACH F F A 54 '5 '5 ' TOMMY ZUBERBUELER F A 54'55 '56 '57 iv Defence Chm '57 Football Manager '55 '56 Basketball Mgr, '54,'57,Sen1or P1ay'57. cuior 611155 Qawriles Prettiest Girl Cutest Boy Sweetheart Boyfr1end Best All Around Curl Best All Around Boy Most L1kely to Succeed G11-l Most Llkely to Succeed Boy Best Dressed Gxrl Best Dressed Boy Best Sport G1rl Best Sport Boy Class W1t Most Energetm CONNIE SCHWEERS CLYDE BOHMFALK GAIL KNAPP BOBBY TAYLOR VIRGINIA CLEMENTS TOMMY KOCH BARBARA BRUCKS PARKER MEYER SUZIE MODESETT CHARLES TILLEY BARBARA HAEGELIN LOUIE LASITER CURTIS WIEMERS BUTCH WOOLLS Class Motto Non est VIVCYC est valere v1tz Not merely to ex1st but to amount to sornethmg 1n hfe I Class Flower Red Rose Class Colors Red and Whlte Class Song 'From the F1rst Hello to the Last Goodbye ' Class Sponsor Mrs Yvonne Natmons November 28 1956 was a day that had been antlclpated by the forty n1ne Senlors of Hon do I-hgh, for lt was the day that they rece1ved thelr class rmgs Oval 1n shape, the rmgs ranged ln s1ze from a fxve and one half to an eleven Most of the rmgs had wh1 te gold 1n the center some of them had dark blue s t on e s The H 1n the center IS flanked bythe sen1or s lmnals On the outs1de band IS the year, 1957 K 1 .I ' l : . ' 4 I 1 . S . . . - -1... . . LEFT TO RIGHT Bern1e Zerr reporter, Georg Gaston VICC presldent, B111y Pots avxch treasurer Gary Schweers pres1dent Kenneth Nletenhoefer secretary U15 ,fumar The Junior has Just graduated mto the ranks of the upper classman He 18 st111 mfermr to the Semor but deflmtely su perlor to the Freshman and Sophomore H1gh School hfe seems to take slope durmg h1s .Tumor year Th1s ms the t1me when he begxns to take h1s place as a leader of the school He can now regard graduatwn as a forthcornmg reahty rather than as a far off day dream Th1s 18 a year of hope and expectatlons as he anx1ous1y awaxts the txme when he w111 reach the chmax of hxs hxgh school career and become a mlghty Semor Freddxe Atkmson Gary Balzen Q Q R1chard Corder j X 1 i, 4 4' Q 1 I .I X ' ' sa Q I - h - . ' t C 1' In I A Ts I 1' ff' K 5 24 1- ' fi' 'Ez' 1 062 V Jo Beth Davis Georgene Deckert Mary E. Dominguez Annette Duncan Frank Escam111a ammy F1e1ds Georg Gaston Alma Gonzales Lmda Harms Mary E1s1e Hemlem George Koch Loretta Lange Lmda. Martm Sara Moore Judy Nester Kenneth Nxetenhoefer Alfonso Ortega Isabel Pa1ac1os Carol Dee Parsons Bonme Patterson Amta Pett1t Lupe P1mente1 Bllly Potsav1ch Gradene Rogers 26 'Q' fix HH .:' ICN F -4 A, H , ,V-.,.,,-, -L, K ,. J, 35 1 5 SH Howard Saathoff Tommy Schulte Gary Schweers Roxene Schweers George Stewart Bobby Swatzell Jean Tate Joylene Tilley Jolene Tomerlin Bobby Ward Sharon Wiemers Bernie Zerr SENIOR M 'ir' XA,-J' CLAYTON WOOLLS SUSIE MODESETT if 'B' JUNIOR 'il- 28 W 5'-4'7 SARA MOORE BILLY POTSAVICH RITA HOFFMAN JIMMY APPLEWHITE 1 Pi' 'inn if ,J-Q GLENDA NIXON MIKE MOORE X SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN 29 P ,Q LEFT TO RIGHT Ann1e Rowlett presxdent Kathy Bendele secretary John Walter Meyer v1ce presxdent, Roberta Faseler treasurer Harry Haltman reporter Ure oplfamore Fo11ow1ng the mmgled confusxon c o rn rn o n l y called Fre shman Year comes the year 1n whlch the path ahead IS readmly seen, and tlme 15 gmven as the bas1c xmplement for ach1ev1ng the goal ahead The Sophomore has now reahzed the d1ff1cult1es and pleasures that are to be sha re d 1n the h1gh school days The Sophomore IS no longer a s11ly f1sh, 'nor 13 he an upper crust man he 18 merely an 1n between 1ngred1ent now Jlm Applewhlte ell g1b1 e for the many act1v1t1es offered to hxgh s c ho ol students One has sa1d that the manner and procedure that the student develops durmg h1s second year m h1gh school w1ll g r e atl y 1n fluence the amount of succes s he shall have obfamed at the close of h1s sen1or year Mary Lo1s Batot B111y Burgm r Kathy Bendele 'eb A7 t 1,a . I I X . . . . . - Q, X 't 3., Ak Myrna Britsch Barbara Chapman Barbara Clements Harold Cornelison Ruth Crow Albert Dale Anna Beth Eggen Charles Eckhart Roberta Faseler George Goodmg Frances Gray Peggy Grollimund Rowena Hartman Barbara H1ghsm1th Harry Haltman Rita Hoffman Doris Koch John Korbell John H Meyer John W Meyer Laura Meyer Bobby Moos Jack1e M005 Kathryn Muennmk Mary N1etenhoefer Gregorm Pedroza Mary Pope Mary Ramos Carol Rath Suzanne Rath iv D5 'ics' fi vw-I Wvbx IQ X 'llux 1'5 -CN .,f' Ph CN Anme Rowlett Dolly Saathoff Lynette Saathoff R1chard Saathoff Lonnle Schulte John Shepperd Butch Smlth Charles Stxegler Anna Taylor Lmda Tondre R1ta U1br1ch Nurm1 Wendland Joyce W1emers Julla Wllburn Charles Zuberbueler 9:r X 'l ,E SJ X Nlq a X 135:- 4 li 1 PIII has, LEFT TO RIGHT Chfford Sadler pres1dent, Sue Cason reporter, George Brucks treasurer, Barbara Jo Faseler secretary, S1dney Mercer v1ce pres1dent Che Hreshmau As the Freshman passes 1nto the glory las he cons1ders lt, of h1gh school afte r progresslng 1nd1fferent1y through e 1 ght or more, years of ele me ntar y school he expenences a feehng of super1or1ty over the 'peasants who are younger than he and have not r e ache d h1s h1gh stat1on 1n l1fe He c on s 1de r s h1mse1f a grown mature person, and he IS sure to let everyone know about It Yet he can't help bemg awed by the dxfferent kmd of hfe he w111 exper1ence dur1ng the next four years He IS learmng to accept new respons1b111t1es as he IS gxven more control over h1s future He IS g1ven more freedom and cho1ce m h1s stud1es, Although awed, the F r e s hma. n faces the future and accepts the challenge, Gary Baker Ehzabeth Bah Nora Balzen Q 'TH' , ,. ,4 lx. J. D A fl . x V . V- 1 A, ' Q ng .K , . J- -P I N, ,g pk - V 'f' 7 x - -:Q . S X, I Q H . 'V Rex ixtv I ' 'X , P rn - r' -X-9 r, f : 'E'T' 5 4 Ns Q' t 1 ,QX ffl X I I v HI 'al H I .1,,. g L . . . . I ' . . . . , 34 ,-N Q .. 4 I vii 1 M J! ml Steven Bernal Alfred Breiten Wesley Breiten George Brucks Km' fa' R -r -' C 3'?it3a Nancy Burch Barbara Burns Peggy Cagle Mary Louise Carter Tommy Carter Sue Cason Jeraldme Chapman Dav1d Doler 5 'jj' Donna Etch1son Melvln Etchlson Barbara Faseler G1or1a Flores is L1d1a Flores Carmen Gonzales Loretta Haby Judy Hebert and Larry Hermes 1 4' W1111B Hernandez Clay Heyen ff Kenneth Heyen Charles I-utzfelder James Homg Casc111e Jomer Judy Lelnweber Blllle Jean L1gon Sh1rley Lmdeburg Sxdney Mercer Ruth Mxller Marganto Moncado M1ke Moore Donald Muennmk Mar1anne Muennmk Bonnle Mumme Martm Naegelm Jerry Neuman Jlmrny Neuman Glenda N1xon Melvm Pack Fanny Pa1ac1os Betty Parsons Lmda Pedroza Lucy P1mente1 Olga Rueda Janice Muennink 36 I 1 K 15 -ff? fi L, f fl 'UHF' l I 9' ,sv Bruce Saathoff Clayton Saathoff Emaleen Saathoff Glenetta Saathoff Cl1ff Sadler Tommy Santos Lou1s Schm1z Larry Schweers R chard Schweers James Schoellman Carroll Soape Trav1s Sorrell J H Stlegler Joe Robert Torres R1chard Torres Joe Urrut1a Mary Lidia Urrutia Kathy Vincent Evelyn Wiemers John Wolff Charlotte Woods Clark Wurzbach Ramiro Ybarra Ernest Ytuarte 'fs-, l Fl? 15612-li 47 tmtzou of U15 5'1sl1 As m years past, the f1sh were subjected to the hum111at1on of bemg obe d1ent to the demands of the semors for one day On September 11, the freshman g1r1s dr e s s e d gaud11y, played London Br1dge ' and Drop the Hanky and were put through var1o ordeals The boys dressed 11ke g1r1s, shmed shoes, and were made to perform dxfferent stunts It was a day long awa1ted by the semors to flaunt the1r sen1o1-1ty over the lower classman 'QSM' Xx- K ? 9' hd parker Meyer Mas! Handsome I u -aff' Q' '74 1. 'krl' Izuda fue tnndrf Mast Hfautzful 'R' bzlly ncuman ,Most Popular diana' pope .Mast Popular clydc bolfmfalk ,Most likely ta Succccd wif' If -iw ig ws-fi ,sd N ab- lmrlzara lzrucks Mast likely to Succeed A rs ,M 46 S P alvm harimau Best ,All Round W 3951 FP wnnie srlzwcers Kev! All-Hound QWWW if-A-v i --:'. 7 Ti: Lift-' 4, QS:-ff , Salutatariau Barbar a Brucks Valcdzrlarnzu -i.. Xi a X .L X Vx ii .-uv . ,,,..4 'H x di-fl..-Q-f--'J-' ..zv M?M 'd'HL 1 YL. L aflz stir ,..- E715 Owls Kayla 'Q QQ 1-QQ .A- iw 11 4551 px JQHNNY WINDROW ALVIN HARTMAN BUTCH WOOLLS Senlor 3L Semor 3L Fullback Quarterback Halfback Trx Captam A11D1str1ct '55 and '56 A1lD1str1ct '56 Semor 3L Tr1 Captaln Tr1 Capta1n All D1str1ct '55 and '56 All State '56 All State '56 HONDO 25 NIXON 12 Hondo openmg 1tS 1956 football campa1gn at Barry F1eld managed to defeat the N1xon Bobcats, although the Owls' play 1ng was s1ugg1sh and un1mpress1ve Scormg for the Owls were QB Alv1n Hartman HB Butch Woolls HB Ray H1ghsm1th and FB Johnny W1ndrow W1ndrow converted once HONDO 21 DEL RIO 7 In the second h AAA Del R10 21 to7 Th1s marked the 14th game w1thout defeat Hopes were h1gh for the most successful season m the h1story of the school H1gh s m1 th scored tw1ce and Neuman once W1ndrow made 3 convers1ons ome game of the season, the Owls downed HONDO 47 SABINAL 7 After d1spos1ng of tough Del RIO, the Owls defeated Sabmal BILLY NEUM-AN 47 to 7 1n the th1rd stra1ght home game Hartman, Woolls Laslter, Neuman and Shepperd scored once W1ndrow scored Sen1or 4L Erd tw1ce and converted 5 out of 7 tlmes All D1str1ct '56 All State 56 HONDO 35 UVALDE 7 Th g 1n a ser1es begun over thirty years ago. The one s1ded score of 35 to 7 gave the Hondo football fans the revenge they are constantly seekmg. H1ghsm1th, Hartman, Neuman, Wmdrow, and Sm1th scored touchdowns, and Wmdrow kxcked 5 extra pomts. e smashmg v1ctory over the Coyotes 1n Uvalde gave Hondo a 16 to 15 mar m 50 ' . I . . , l Q . 2 . . 5 'i ' ' I ., 1 1 - 5 . A - Q ' ' 'N ' . . 1 - -' L i . ...- 1. QM! 1 . I 3 - ,. If V . 7 - l .. - ,S is 8 cy Z 4 . ,NW 1 'Q ,. .A A ,. . Q.. , f 3' - , 1 X. - 2 ,,' 1 ' , ,i it ,,..,,,v' A Q , '1 '-I - 4' '.,: 'Q' 'E . V' f ' f- .- ' A . V' F ...'. .f4p,,.-' I ., t , s I 'K . ' .V Q-, , . .Q -'z,pf..,, . . D I. Q, , f ,,, .mu ' ,. V-1' ' ' I P . - , - . - , -' O I I O . F, . . . . n-. ' ..- ,, .4 - , --fr -4 as U.-vii - ' I . 1 S . A v ,March to tate 371111115 'i -IQ11 9- 1 sf' arp it 'XF- 5 in Wqqvr? CURTIS WIEMERS CHARLES TILLEY RAY HIGHSMITH Senlor ZL Sen1or 3L Senlor 3L Center Guard Halfback HONDO 41 FLORESVILLE 6 Rated among the top four teams 1n Class A compet1t1on ' '3 Hondo dovsmed F1oresv111e at Barry F1e1d 41 to 6 The Owl lme wh1ch was outwe1ghed but not outplayed, meant the d1fference 1n the marg1n of vlctory Hartman, Neuman and W1ndrow scored once each and Woolls scored three t1mes Wmdrow converted 5 out of 6 t1mes HONDO 33 DEVINE 7 Managmg to stave off numerous Devme touchdown dr1ves the Owls rang up vlctory number e1ghteen as they ran over the AA Warhorses 33 to 7 at Dev1ne Scormg for Hondo were 1 Hartman, H1ghsm1th, Woolls Neuman, and W1ndrow who also made good 3 of 5 attempted converslons HONDO 45 COTULLA 6 Hondo won 1ts opemng dxstrlct c o m p e t 1 tl on by drubb1ng Cotulla 45 to 6 at B a r r y F1e1d A 1 th o ug h Cotu11a's vahant playmg was 1n ev1dence throughout the fir st half Hondo SCOred TOMMY KOCH at w111 1n the s e c ond half and for the remamder of the game subst1tutes were used hberally Scormg for Hondo were Hart Tackle man, I-I1ghsm1th, Neuman 2. 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I LJ Gm QU Ll' I Ll m in F PARKER MEYER WILLIAM REUS WAYNE BALZEN Sen1or ZL Semor ZL Senlor ZL Tackle Guard Tackle CLYDE BOHMFALK Senlor 3L End HONDO 40 PEARSALL 12 on Barry F1e1d, soundly trounced the Pearsall Mavermcks 40 to 12 In th1s battle to determ1ne the d1str1ct champ1on great blocklng and tack11ng were the outstandlng polnts of the game for Hondo The scorlng for the Owls was by Hartman, Neu man, Woolls, Potsav1ch Z, and Wmdrow who als o converted 4 out of 6 tunes HONDO 41 DILLEY 6 Hondo's 41 to 6 v1ctory over D11ley c11nche d the d1str1ct champ1onsh1p for the th1rd stralght year S c orlng almost at w1ll, Hondo was 1n c ontr ol throughout the game Long runs by B utch Woolls h1gh hghted the Owl's attac k as he ran for touchdowns of 30, eo and 70 yards Also Scormg for the Owls we r e Neuman H1ghsm1th and B ohmfalk W1ndrow kxcked fmve of the s1x extra pomts attempted HONDO 34 BLANCO 19 In the only play off game that was played at home, the Owls took the b1 d1str1ct champlonshxp from B lan c o xn one of the most spectacular comebacks ever staged by Hondo after tra11 mg 13 to O at the half Hartman Neuman, and Wmdrow scored once Woolls scored tw1ce Wmdrowconverted 4out of 5 t1mes HONDO 34 BASTROP 14 Bastrop, a major threat to Hondo's undefe ated record, was d1sposed of 34 to 14 1n the reg1onal game at Bastrop Butch Woolls' long touchdown runs of 18 70 and 84 yards, combmed w1th the best lme performance SINCE the Pearsall game were responslble for th1s overwhelmlng v1ctory Other s scormg for the Owls were Neuman and H1ghsm1th Wmdrow k1cked 4 out of 5 extra polnts attempted 52 . 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Hy Spectacular Play Offs QCZFQ Sen1or ZL Sen1or lL Sen1or ZL Halfback Halfback Center HONDO 21 HALLETTSVILLE 6 In down1ng Ha11ettsv111e 21 to 6 Hondo advanc e d to the serm f1nals for the fxrst t1me 1n the schoo1's h1story Playmg before a capacxty crowd m H alle t t s v 111e Hondo battlmg to stay 1n the state play offs was lead1ng at half t1me 7 to 0 Bllly Neuman and Bobby Ward caught touchdown pa s s e s, and Butch Woolls ran over for a touchdown to complete the Owl scorlng Wlndrow converted 3 t1mes HONDO 20 HUMBLE 13 By nos1ng out a gallant Humble team 20 to 13 at Lulmg the A Hondo Owls, undefeated 1n 26 games, ent1t1ed themselves to play m the s tate champxonslup game The Humble game was as exc1t1ng as any game couldbe w1th the score t1ed 13 to 13 at the half Humble was ahead on penetrat1ons w1th two mmutes left xn the game when Alv1n Hartman connected w1th B111y Neuman on a 72 yard touchdown pass that put Hondo ahead Z0 to 13 Hartman s c o r e d twmce on short plunges Wmdrow converted 2 out of 3 t1mes JIMMY TIMMERMAN Sen1or ZL End HONDO 13 STINNETT 35 The march begun on September 7 agamst Nxxon ended 1n Sweetwater, the scene of the class A state c ham p1 on s h1 p game 1n wh1ch Stmnett downed the Hondo Owls 35 to 13 Blazmg speed and terr1f1c b1ock1ng and tacklmg best de s c r1be the Stmnett Rattlers Hondo, never able to get started 1n the f1rst half, tramled at halft1me 21 to 0 The Owls controlled the ball throughout the th1rd qua r te r and played on an even keel w1th the Rattlers through the remamder of the last half Ha r tma n scored the f1rst Owl touchdown, and Wmdrow scored the other and added the extra pomt 53 I . U an ,.., I ... 1 ' ' ' f lou- . f TZ . 'T . 5 Q al '11, K by . fwfr 1 ,, jf 32 LOUIE LASITER JIMMY LEAZENBY . BOBBY TAYLOR - ' I 3 . . ' ' 3 A ' I a A , fs Q ' - - - - 4, fi. ff lf- U16 1956 Owl aatball B f'S BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT B11ly Neuman Gary Schweers, Ray H1ghsm1th Butch Woolls, Alvm Hartman Johnny Wmdrow W11l1am Reus Tommy Koch Charles Tllley, Clyde Bohmfalk MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Joe Torres Lou1e Las1ter John Korbell, John Henry Meyer, Bob Swatzell Bern1e Zerr, B1l1y Potsav1ch Lou1s Schmxz Sldney Mercer TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jmmmy Leazenby Tommy Schulte, Curt1s Wlemers Bobby Ward .hmmy T1mmerman Bobby Taylor, Wayne Balzen Parker Meyer Butch Srn1th John Shepperd Pretty V1rg1n1a Clements a sen1or student was chosen football queen by the 1956 Owl team She was met on the north end of the f1eld and escorted to the c e nte r by the tr1 capta1ns Johnny Wmdrow Butch Woolls and Alvm Hart man Here she was c r o wne d before approx1 mately thr e e th ou s and fans at the half tlme act1v1t1es of the P e a r s all game Durmg the last half of the game, Vlfglnla was honored by bemg allowed to s1t on the Owl bench ! 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' l gf, 'fwfr' X l5'eg1r1 195 7 Scasau ,,.-46--ev1 'f?'9f 7? B111y Neuman Johnny W1ndrow A1v1n Hartman Guard Forward Forward Captaln Well don't Just stand there' SEASONAL RECOR D Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo TOTAL 70 INDIVIDUA L R ECORDS Pomts J1mmy Leazenby 203 Alvm Hartman Johnny Wmdrow 88 Bobby Ward 86 B111y Neuman 49 Ray I-hghsmxth Butch Srmth Johnny Meyer Georg Gaston Bllly Potsavlch Freer Crystal Clty Poteet Sab1nal Edgewood Pearsall Carrlzo Sprmgs Pleasanton Cotulla Edgewood Carr1zo Sprmgs D111y Pearsall Cotulla D111ey Pomts 17 4 20 9 9+4 .-A 785 57 1 I I F E ' 1 x A J V -ff . . .ef -1 . A U f J 1 0 . 1' A ' 51 50 j 1' A 51 - 62 53 34 9 40 ' 49 44 49 4 54 38 f 58 ' ' 45 I 39 48 44 71 50 69 42 - - 46 50 ' 74 I 42 49 ' 42 56 1 41 - 50 I - T' -' . . . 44 ' 196 ' 21 V? L .i JL-, Q ,,, 'Q-U l X 1' -2? -Q.. LEFT TO RIGHT Jlmmy Leazenby Bobby Ward, Alvm Hartman Johnny W1ndrow B111y Neuman and Ray H1ghsm1th T7 KNEELING FRONT ROW D1ane Pope, Conn1e Schweers, Hasey Eckhart. KNEELING SECOND ROW Ann1e Rowlett, Rowena Hartman, L1nda Tondre, Carol Rath, Joylene T111ey, Sara Moore, and B e r ta Faseler. STANDING BACK ROW Ga11 Knapp, Mgr. , M135 Mar y Frances W1emers, coach, Barbara I-Ixghsrnlth, Lonme Schulte, Sh1r1eyL1ndeburg, Barbara Jo Faseler, Glenetta Saathoff, Roxene Schweers, and R1ta U1br1ch, Mgr. 58 Zh: Ouflct Stars CONNIE SCHWEERS DIANE POPE HASEY ECKHART Tr1 Captam Trl Capta1n Trl Captam f WS cv LINDA TONDRE CAROL ANN RATH ROWENA HARTMAN JOYLENE TILLEY SARA MOORE ui S9 Q , x ,' ' :f.i'3iQi 1 L d , Y 4'.'V . 9 f A C A ' fa fi 'J . A A Y 3 casau kcwrd 'A SEASONAL RECORD Poteet Sab1na1 Pearsall Car r1zo Sprmgs Sabmal Cotulla D111ey Pearsall Car r1 zo Sprmgs Cotulla D111ey Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo Hondo INDIVI DUA L SC OR ES Sara Moore Joylene T111ey Lmda Tondre CORDIS Schweers Rowena Hartman Pomts Z3 KNEELING LEFT TO RIGH T Joylene Tllley, Sara Moore and Conme Schweers STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Rath, Dlane Pope and Hasey Eckhart LEFT TO RIGHT Ga11 Knapp, Mgr, , M1ss Mary Frances W1emers, Coach, and Rita Ulbrich, Mgr. 1 1957 Hascball Owls 1 KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT B111y Neuman Bxlly Potsavlch Henry Balzen Berme Zerr Georg Gaston, Joe Urrutza John Henry Meyer Gary Balzen and Trav1s Sorrell STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT John Shepperd mgr Wayne Ba.1zen Charles Stlegler Johnny Wmdrow Curtls Wlemers, A1v1n Hartman Bobby Ward and Thomas Schulte A DOUBLE PLAY FROM THIRD TO SECOND TO FIRST CURTIS WIEMERS HENRY BALZEN THOMAS SCHULTE Thlrd Base Second Base Flrst Base l'ii'zS5 - A LVIN HARTMAN P1tcher Coach BOB NA TIONS Advance la the BILLY NEUMAN WAYNE BALZEN Center Fleld R1ght Fleld BATTING AVERAGES Alvln Hartman Bllly Neuman Thomas Schulte Curtls W1emers Trav1s Sorrell Wayne Balaen B11ly Potsavlch Henry Balzen Gary Balzen John Henry Meyer HITS AVE 8 23 O 2 7 2 250 240 2 4 7 24 The 1957 Owl Baseball Team w1shes to express lfS grantude to Coach Nat1ons for the mvaluable a1d that he has gwen 1n helpmg w1n the B1 D1str1ct Champ1or1sh1p. 62 l1.fl , P A 1, 1 ' 5 5 ,.,i'-374 .1 .9 -v AB ' 92 32 .351 'B , - so 27 .33 , 62 zo .3 ' ' 85 Z6 .3 6 ' 35 9 . 5 f 47 12 . 55 V ' ' ' 48 12 . 9 75 18 . 56 12 . 1 1 25 4 .160 O1 199 . 8 kegiamzl Khampiauship Play- Offs -8. li. f TRAVIS SORRELL GARY BALZEN JOE URRUTIA Left Field Right Field Shortstop SEASONAL RECORD H - Hondo 1 1 D' Hanis Hondo 12 D' Hanis Hondo 0 Devine Hondo 10 Uvalde Jr. College Hondo 10 Devine Hondo 4 St. Louis Hondo 6 Uvalde Hondo 9 South San Hondo 8 St. Louis Hondo 7 Devine Hondo 7 Hondo Air Base Hondo 4 Crystal City Hondo 1 Uvalde Hondo 3 Sabinal Hondo 2 Crystal City Hondo 12 :5fCarrizo Springs Hondo 14 ifPearsall Hondo 10 St. Louis Hondo 18 4'Carrizo Springs Hondo 6 'lfPearsal1 Hondo 4 '5 'fSouthside BILLY POTSAVICH Hondo 10 Sabinal Catcher Hondo 10 W-'fSouthside Hondo 15 :5 T'Southside Hondo O 2'f'H'0'FSea1y Hondo 1 :F:f l'Sea1y affdenotes district Wfdenotes bi-district Mokdenotes regional 6 3 4- f' A-ff '- snf, ,eff - .. 'F 15,5335 X Physzcal Sdumtmrz Klasses .4-44 gi- g-wiv -an-P sfyis It fi fgf AMF gal' Z7 5 Actwztzcs Many of the students Ln h1gh school do not take part ln one of the major sports therefore the slxth per1od 1s set as1de for them Under the dxrection of d1fferent mstructors they may partlclpate ln gamesof temus basketball touch football volleyball etc The students pxctured have partlclpated 1n d1fferent games throughout the year and It seems that volleyball was the order ofthe day when these plctureswere taken 1327i'f-4f- f-'maid ' 1' pcdagagic 'ui MRS SCOTTIE BAILEY To Mrs Baxley 1S g1ven the problem teachmg the freshmen and sophomores how to make frxends wx th the x s and y s for she teache s Algebra I and II She also teache s tngonometry and Texas Hlstory and 15 sponsor of a sophomore homeroom ,Math ,A Eluzllmgc ta Man s Mental ,Abllzly L Algebra I students do qu1te a b1t of the work on the board -A-.Ag The Algebra IIclass works hard as John Walter Lonme and Dolly put some pr oble ms on the board Charles shows an 1nte r e s te d Texas Hxstory class just where Hondo 15 located on the map ,J 1.1 MR HERMAN BURCH if In add1t1on to fu1f1111ng all the re qulrements demanded of hxm as prm c1pa1 Mr Burch also te a c he s plane geometry and phys1cs Every year h1s students embro1der a g e o rn e t r 1 c des1gn as a home project Mr Burch also f1nds tlme to dr 1ve a school bus He 1S a regular 'Jack of all trade s :AL Mary Ester Jo Beth and Alfonso draw plctures to 111us trate proportzon and proJect1on Physzcs the Mechanics af All the Warld ,N A3- ea ?. Mr Burch gla nc e s at h1s book wh11e Raul Freddle and Pete work aphysxcs problem ., ,, Q. ze 67 Grin- -gl MR MAX CARVER As everybody knows, Mr Carver coached the Hondo football team that went to the S tate A Fmals He teaches general SCICHCC, Algebra I, and chem1stry Every year Mr Carver ra1ses a b1g stmk ar ound school Wlth h1s hy drogen su1f1de gas W1thout h1s fr1end1y b1cker mg w1th certam other teachers, s c h o ol would 1ndeed be a dull place Hlzcmzstry .75 All ,Around you 9 Algebra I students struggle through one of Mr Carver's exams Mr Carver expla1ns the seasons to the general sclence class Bobby Curt1s, Kenneth, and Tommy watch as D1ane carefully sets up a f11ter mn chenfustry Too bad they can not f11ter the odor out of hydrogen sulf1de rf-N Q 2 Sol1d geometry s tude nt s study the1r books as Mr Eggen explamns a problem about lateral area Amerlcan hlstory students take many notes from Mr Eggen' s dxctatlon Mr Eggen uses the map to xllustrate a pomt to world lustory students A T Harry George and Jolene MR H B EGGEN Government and hlstory occupy most of Mr Eggen s t1me, although he also teaches so11d ge ometry In add1t1on he 1S sponsor for the Junior homeroom Mr Eggen mus t beheve 1n Roosevelt's pohcy of speakmg softly but carry mg a b1g st1ck because, although he 15 one of the mo s t soft spoken of our teachers, some of h1s tests are really whoppers flzstary kcpmts .7tscU MRS DORA MAE FASELER Mrs Faseler s mam purpose 13 to prepare her h1gh school gxrls to take care of the homes for Amerlcajs future she teaches Hornemakmg I,II, and III In add1t1on to gammg her purpose by mstructmg Mrs Faseler also IS adv1sor for the local F H A chapter :7uturc J-fvnfcmakcrs of Amcrzca QMMEPS wb f EI v-L-1 M 4' Q3 NIW HO li .183 Cleamng the homemakmg department xs one of the Jobs of H E I glrls It 18 very 1mpor tant that Eve1yn's dress 15 a perfect f1t Homemakmg I g1r1s study the pattern chart for 1deas for a sewmg project 0 I - s, x , . . 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Y v '39 .J PARKER MEYER Sweetheart STANDING Sharon W1emers h1stor1an Roxene Schweers reporter Jolene Tomerlm song leader Conn1e Sch weers parl1amentar1an V1rg1n1a Clements pres1dent Sus1e Modesett lst v1ce pres1dent Mrs Faseler sponsor JudyNester p1an1st SEATED Dolores Shelton C1V11 defen s e chan' man Sara Moore 3rd v1ce pres1dent D1ane Pope treasurer Parker Meyer sweetheart Hasey Eckhart secretary Barbara Brucks Znd VICE presldent The Hondo FHA chapter members attended the fall D1str1ct I meetmg 1n D'Han1s, the sprmg D1str1ct land Area VII meetmgs 1n San Marcos, and the State meetmg 1n Dallas Sara Moor e served as D1str1ct I h1stor1an and B ar ba ra Brucks as Area VII record1ng secretary Roxene Schweers and Sara Moore were mstalled as D1str1ct I pres1dent and v1ce pres1dent at the sprmg Area VII meet1ng FHA projects and act1v1t1es mcluded the followmg planted red roses on the school ground, w1th the help of FFA members erected the FHA emblem on the I-hghway 90 garden plot, collected C h r 1 s tm a s cards for pat1ents 1n s ta t e hosp1tals, provlded food and glfts for needy fam1l1es 1n co operatlon Wlth the B 8: P W , sponsored autumn and Chrlstmas dances and a hayr1de presented a talent show, and prepared and served the Revaldma D1str1ct FFA Banquet Mr and Mrs Greyford Rogers served as chapter parents V' ll! s. X . I I Z . - . . L V 6 A - S . - 9 . - , - . . Q . .. - ' 3 ' .. ' - ' 5 . - V - 3 . .' ' . : as . - - 'V : It ' l - D - i-.,,,. W n X ' 2 1' 'f. ' I I - gd V 'V ' ' - w,f'.,ffi'3f ' f'-'ffl - BOB LEWIS N15 This busy teacher can us ually be found at the band hall directing the Hondo Owl Band. Maybe his love for music was the cause of his moving to the s mall white house right across from the band hall. Mr. Lewis is a che e rful guy, except maybe when he is suffering from ffamla J-ligh alma! OW! Hand LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Schweers-drum majorg H a S e y Eckhart-secretary and treas- urerg Barbara B r uc k s-presi- dentg Kenneth Nietenhoefer- librariang Mr. Lewis-directo'g Diane Pope-vice-presidentg Susie Modesett-librariang Richard Morris-librariang Mike Bali-librarian. Because of the 1nsp1rat1on and patlence of Mr Bob Lew1s the Owl Band had a very suc cessful year Performances at football games and the sen1ors rece1v1ng then' Jackets 1n Nove mbe r made up the hxghhghts of the fall season Bes1des 36 solo and ensemble wmners the band was g1VeU a sweepstakes ratlng at the Interscho1ast1c League Contest There were f1fteen me mbe r s who made the all d1str1ct band f1ve who made the reg1onal and one R1chard Corder, who made the all state The s pr 1n g act1v1t1es of the band cons1sted of the followmg Band Fest1val, B attle of Flowers parade, annual concert, band banquet and a concert on Armed Forces Day A-4 Out 1n front of the Hondo I-hgh School Owl Band th1s year were the ge g1rls, Gra dene Rogers, .Toylene T1lley, Conme Schwe e r s drum major, Roxene Schweers, and Carol Dee Parsons Leadmg the yells for the 1956 football sea son were Hasey Eckhart, head c h e e r l e a de r Sus1e Modesett, V1rg1n1a Clements, and Lmda Sue Tondre 73 f,.'3 f MR JOHN MCANELLY Inh1s well equ1pped departmen r Mac, as he IS fondly called teaches Voca tronal Agnculture I,II, and III He teaches h1s Maybe he should teach them a few ram dances mstead Mr Mac 15 also F F A sponsor guturc Wrmcrs af ,Amcrzca , fe TIQN -PEAFA L41 15 1- 1 u i. all 'mdk N Gunn 4491--1. Ag III boys study the1r sheets as Mr McAnelIy reads tn, J ai Clyde John and Rxchard are turn1ng out a good lookmg end cabmet Henry, Robert, and Wayne gxve the table a rofess1onal lookmg sandmg, ' Y V N W 1 ' .a b K -F g 'l -1, , ' , ' fn h in , V 4. A- h , .4-' 'N' f ' il . - ' ' t, M . ll ' , - students how to develop more productive farms. .. ' Il ' I I 1 I I, L figf' V' -, 3 1 - 'ly..,aV.,. . - F fn ,, VT Q' ' - A K' l 0' fri?-V V-C: gx pn' ' 'PA . V 7 Q -X 5' Q ' r A :fix 4. 9 .. Q 5 , , - - - ' K 7' -D . . . I I EP , , ' . .A 1 ' .j 'f ' .,'- ws- .A , , , u E Q , 1 ,K V gl P - 'T Rf' ', ' 1 fl' The Hondo FFA Chapter had a member ship of 67 w1th 41 enrolled 1n the three vocat1onal agriculture classes The boys accomphshed many outstanding things during this past year The y won a sweepstakes awar d at the Revaldina FFA D1str1ct Leadership Contest a first place banner at the Area VII Leadership Contest, and a news paper clipping award for radio and tele V1 s ion demon stratlons individual achievements included Clyde Bohm falk who was the 23rd Hondo FFA boy to re c e1ve his State Farmer Degree and Donnie Ne umann and Arlen Graff who rece1ved their State Farmer Degrees at the State FFA Convention in 1956 Two new projects that were unde rtaken were the erect1on of a FFA welcome sign on Highway 90 and a M110 variety test plot of 4 5acres of land near the Meyer Elementary School And on the hghter Slde, the FFA boys enjoyed their annual Father Son ban que t s e ve r al coon hunts, and their FFA plays which were presented in the high school audltorium on March 23 ,wg E B A C K ROW: Mr. McAnelly-Sponsorg Clyde Bohmfalk-presidentg Alvin Hart- man-vice-presidentg Curtis Wiemers- parliamentariang Tommy K o c h-histo- rian. FRONT ROW: H e n r y Balzen- t r e a s u r e rg Clayton Woolls-sentinelg Jo hn n y Windrow-reporterg J o yl e n e Tilley-sweetheartg William R e u s-Znd vice-p r e s id e n tg Ray Highsmith-sec- retaryi George K 0 c h-3rd vice-presi- dent. JOYLENE TILLEY Sweetheart rx MRS ETHEL HARTMAN To persuade students to qu1t say mg am t 1S one of the many a1ms of Mrs Ethel Hartman Mrs Hartman teaches Enghsh III and IV A no th e r posxtlon whlch she hold s IS that of 11 brar1an As yearbook advlsor, she also spends a good deal of her t1me try1ng to prod the annual staff 1nto actlon I Jfj Amta exp1a1ns how to d1agrarn a sentence as Enghsh III stu dents Howard, Bonn1e and Llnda watch Pardau ,Mal 110111 Suglzslz .75 gllduflliy ul' Enghsh IV students work hard on a lesson about verbals ,I or 3 it Ar't ,I ,. Snr wk., mpg 'H Mrs Mendoza srmles at some of the Enghsh Istudents'1deas about double negatwes Y' MRS JACKIE MENDOZA Mrs Mendoza who teaches Enghsh I and II Joxned our faculty th1s year at rmd term She IS an example of some of the benef1ts der1ved from the a1r base bemg located 1n Hondo as her husband 1S statloned here as a student offlcer It .75 Revealed 111 your Cfeueersalzen Enghsh II studentswatch as Mary, Johnny, and George d1agram sentences on the board. i Q Wu .nj . at K, ' 1-Tj r ,L f , ' 5 ' .,- . 3 . 1' H ' 5, 4 , - ' ' , Q ' . . . - V 5, , ,, 1 y f ff. Mb- -3 K., if he M . . ff if I . U - . y ff I' I, Q I 1 . 1 - .A 1 PW 4 1 F41 , 1 ' ' ' L 1 'E 'r V 4 F ' I ' . u O General scxence students get a close look at the s e c tl on of human sk1n MR TOM MOSELEY In add1t1on to be1ng the boys basketball coach Mr Moseley teaches general sc1ence and b1ology He als o s p on s o r s one of the freshman home room sect1ons Although Mr Moseley may look pretty JOV1a1 1n h1s plcture, he can really pack a wallop w1th h1s autographed paddle board nance .75 the flap: of the World B1o1ogy students srrule as Jlmmy holds up a model of the human bra1n 78 A'-'-as W .,,......L 9' 1 MRS YVONNE NA TIONS Although keep1ng up W1th forty nlne senlors 1S her mam Job, Mrs Natlons also fmds t1me for other func tlons, such as t achmg bookkeepmg, typ1ng and shorthand For a few days, she was even teachmg the students how to use the telephone correctly lil hs Typmg students tackle wr1t1ng a busmess letter Cypzng gdli be 91111, Bookkeepmg s tude n t s Wrlte m the1r notebooks as Mrs. Nat1ons exp1a1ns a po1nt to Rxchard. Spamsh II students Alfonso Elena, and Lupe are conjugatlng the verb hablar, wh1ch means to speak School can be gay as shown by the Engl1 sh II students as they watch an explanat1on on the board The Spamsh Il class 11 s ten s as M1 s s R1chter exp1a1ns the subJunct1ve mood 80 GT' 4? MISS HELEN RICHTER Another newcomer to the hxgh school faculty 1S M1ssR1chter Th1Sb111HgU1StteaChBS Enghsh II and Spamsh land II 1n add1t1on to bemg sponsor of one of the freshman sect1ons In her spare t1me MISS Rlchter d1r e c te d that famous stage product1on w1th an all semor cast Mystery In the Llbrary 6 Habla usted fspanal 9 L..- gil m ,..+ ,Z A C 1 A D N, N ' - 2 , , 2 i ' 'I' iw 1 1 1 K , , w I1 If fi, K I w K X X 5 5 activities xg XV Stale Wnalisis Qctcd Danclng to the mus1c of Jxmmy K1e1n's Orchestra P1 82 . VI ....- ,,AA.. at xl' ar x f Ah. typ1ca1 football scene of an Owl scormg Saturday n1ght January 19, 1957 marked the date on wh1ch the Owls were feted at the annual football banquet It was he ld 1n the Hondo H1gh School Cafe ter 1a wlth Mr J G Barry actmg as master of ceremomes Johnny W1ndrow Butch Woolls and Alv1n Hartman, tr1 capta1ns for the 1956 1957 squad accepted the d1str1ct and state fmahst troph1es from Mr H R Burch Coach Max Carver presented the all state and all d1str1ct team members and awarded 1nd1v1dual medals to the boys part1c1pat1ng 1n the play off games B111y POtSaV1Ch and Gary Schweers were announced as the 1957 1958 co capta1ns for the Owls Followmg the banquet the s tu d e n t s and football fans danc ed to the strams of J1mmy Klem s orchestra Captams Butch and Johnny proudly d1sp1ay the trophxes Others are Alvm another captaln and next year's captams B111y and Gary j J' X 'ft h N ,' A ., Lf Y 4--Ely' '- X 7 3 jx, 3 t 1 ' 7 A ' ' . 7 , . ' ' . , 'A N '- ' - R .'.' J Vi . 4 . . 9 U 7 7 3 I 'i 2 5 'lil - u 0 -7 ' J if 45. f He ad Table Hand Kauquct On Saturday mght May 11 the band members and thelr guests attended the band banquet Ln the h1gh school cafeterla Roxene Schweers was announced as the drum major for the 1958 season The majorettesw111 be Joylene Txlley Gradene Rogers Carol Dee Par son and Laura Meyer The program lncludedlnvocatlon Diane Pope welcome Barbara Brucks summary of band ac tw1t1es Hasey Eckhart outstandmg personahtles Barbara Brucks p r e s e nt at 1 o n of glfts Susxe Morrls and Kenneth Nletenhoefer and pre senta tlon of drum major and m ajorette s Connle Schweers Entertalnment was supphed by the semor gxrls R1chard Corder and Ramlro Ybarra A dehcmous menu was prepared by the band mothers After the banquet the band members and thelr guests enjoyed danclng to the rnusmc of the Mello tones The theme of the banquet ' Deep Purple' was carrxed out byhavlng all decoratlons in shades of purple The words Deep Purple' were wrltten behlnd the head table mn hundreds of llght and dark purple roses Purple roses were used on the tables and ln baskets suspended from the cexlmg Gr and March Band Sweetheart New Drum Major and Majorettes l g.L.. . 0' ' 9, ' 9 I , J N I . F 'a -J I Modesett, Virginia Clements, Mike Bali, Richard p .' . ' . . I ' . ll . I - ' , A 4 - . . I X ' I . ,i ,, i QF is 57,4 Parent an Hauquft The annual FFA Parent Son Banquet was held on May 9 1n the hlgh school ca.feter1a w1th 155 members and guests present After a barbecue supper Kenneth N1etenhoefer entertamed the guests w1th a Cornet solo accompamed by h1s szster Betty N1etenhoefer Mr Eugene Moos was presented an Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree Certlflcate for the help he has gtven the chapter through the years Clyde Bohmfalk served as toastmaster for the followmg program mvocatton Sldney Mercer report of the years act1v1t1es 1n the form of a rad1o broadcast Johnny Wmdrow report on FFA convent1ons and offlcertramlng schools Clyde Bohmfalk report on contests enteredby the mem bers durmg the year John Batot report on stock shows rodeos and summer tr1ps Rxchard Moos report on the M110 Ma1ze Hybred test plot Robert Wurzbach reports on shop projects and the road smde welcome monument Henry Balzen report on TV and radlo programs entered by the members Wayne Balzen report on the FFA coon hunt and barbecue Butch Woolls +H+lnngg,,,,,i QP 3 Fu Can't you f1nd another g1ft for me? As the t1me for the Chr1strnas ho11days drew near, Hondo I-hgh became the s c e ne of numerous partxes On December 27 the semor class and then' dates we r e feted by the1r room mothers The FHA held 1ts annual Chr1stmas formal on Saturday mght December 29 The ent1re s tudent body celebrated Chnstmas on Thursday after noon De c e mbe r 20, by exchanglng g1ftS After smgmg Chr1stmas carols the students were served refreshments by theroorn mothers Ehrlstmas Qcstzvztzcs 4 .M IQ 7 fy! INDI ' aff'-1 6 U ,quash There s one m every crowd The students wa1t1ng anx1ous1y for Santa 85 Q 9 junzvr ay STRANGER IN THE NIGHT Suspense, ch1lls and laughter f1lled the aud1tor1um on Aprll 6 1957 when the Jun1or class pre sented a three act comedy mystery Stranger 1n the Nlght, under the dlrec t1on of Mr H B Eggen Roxene Schweers portrayed Sylv1a Lee, an attract1ve g1rl successfully managmg a g1ft shop Joylene T111ey played the part of Mable Crane, a breezy, talkatlv e g1rl, w1th a partnersh1p 1n the g1ft shop Grant Terry, an energetrc, good lookmg chap, always tr y1n g to uncover a news wor thy story, and J T Rutledge a ret1r d bus1ness executlve, who 15 shghtly eccentr1c and demandmg of others, were played by Gary Schweers and Howard Saathoff respectwely Annette Duncan portrayed Velda Stevens a str1k1ng1y beautlful g1rl of twenty f1ve, who 15 secretary to Mr Rutledge Cl1fford Ne Wklfk a ser1ous m1nded young man w1th forgetfulness and a bashful att1tud e toward women as h1s only faults was playe d by Kenneth Nletenhoefer Jean Tate took the part of Nona Pollard, an elevator operator, always knew what was golng on around the hotel Anlta Pett1t was the po1sed and successful bus1ness woman of th1rty, Rose Jordan Bobby Ward playe d Sam Flsk, a slow mov1ng, heavy set man of forty f1ve Sara. Moore portrayed Marcella B ender a ta1kat1ve, enthus1ast1c woman of th1rty three NV1th a d1strub1ng amount of energy Sandr a Klng, a large mu s c ular woman of th1rty f1V8 wmth an aggresswe manner and blarmg vo1ce was played by Jolene Tomerlm Im 3 f A-ll is E fl' It pf vt v M ? X emotional and romantic. Richard Corder played the part of a lively, alert bellhop, Eddie Beach, who r - D I 5 I li, 1 , - - f i 3 , MYSTERY IN THE LIBRARY On Fr1day mght, Apr1l 13 the sen1or class presented a three act mystery comedy, Mystery 1n the L1brary, under the d1rect1on of Mxss Helen Rxchter Ellsworth Larson, ed1tor of 'The Bugle ' and Clar1beth I-Iarr1s, Ass1stant Edxtor of The Bugle ' were played by Clyde B ohmfalk and Ga1l Knapp respectlvely Bobby Taylor portrayed Dick Martm Sports Editor of The Bugle and was mn love w1th C1ar1beth The 'It boy of the school was played by Wayne Balzen M1keBa11 played the part of Shorty George, Busmess Manager of 'The Bugle and eternal pal of Jay Manson Dora Dean Soc1ety Ed1tor of The Bugle ' and J'ay's ch1ef cause for worry, was por traye d by Hasey Eckhart Dolores Shelton played the part of Margaret All1son Lmterary Edltor of 'The Bugle Anme Goopy, the three Chmese monkeys zn reverse who Sees all Hears all and Tells all was portrayed by Susle Modesett Pres1dent Hartman presxdent of Clarke C olle ge, and Benny Lyon, one of the Alpha fratermty boys were played by Parker Meyer and Tommy Zuberbueler respect1ve1y Ray Hxghsrmth portrayed In spector Burke of the Polxce Department Curt1s We1mers played the part of Swens on dumb sock of the pol1ce force Jxmmy Leazenby and R1 char d Moos played the parts of electr1c1an and pohceman, respect1vely Charles T1lley portrayed He1nr1ch, the mystery man :mor ay 1 0 1 ' . . . . . . , I . T ' . . . H , . 9 9 0 l 1 ' I ll ' ' . . . , . . - v ll 1 ' . . . . , . . , . - n s 9 1 I ' I 0 . - I u . - . , . 4' . ig . - I ' ' M - 1 3 'fi claw! 17161116 Save some for me! Anyone for Cardsq Forgettmg that exams were not far away the entlre student body celebrated by havmg lts annual p1cn1c at Garner State Park on Saturday May 4 As usual, the students enjoyed a day filled w1th sw1mm1ng danclng eatmg and Just having fun 0 Q I 'fi ' x ' gi , 1 Q . - Ll - I I xr - . 1 I .-, - .- l Q? . - ., 1 ' .I 'L ' A T , 1 ' y r .j .-5 - . , - ' Y' . x at 5 1 .-,L. I 5. - 5 Q 5 I L av' 1 -f , , . f , I ' chan! Picnic Fore! How about a rlde 'P 1 Mr Moseley shows them how! X ,mv 'ff . - '17 li- sa 4-11: What are we wa1tmg on? Eat drmk and be rnerryl jufzzar amor Party Tuesday mght May 14 marked the date of the Jumor semor party held 1n the hlgh school ca.feter1a The Jumors honored the semors w1th a de11c1ous barbecue supper Although the Jumors had planned dancmg and games for after the meal they had to omxt th1s because the electrlclty fa11ed Even so everyone engoyed h1m self by smgmg songs by lamplzght Chow lme Must be mterestlngl What act1v1tyl Q .Nix fx- ypvyv I 6 X- IYM, --Y Us nw . A ' N A t ,y jig: d n .ii , - I Q .V ' a ,Lil Y I 1 -4 K -, I X 4 It . 4 'f? ' r . W ' 1 ff. ' 4 . J '- Z, 1 . O , I , if xx! T .. ...ll . . . - I . Y . ' U . . .v if I I-4 f I A i A K l , . , . I 1 . . . . Z . R MRS ETHEL HARTMAN Sponsor Conn1e Schweers ACt1V1t16S Ed1tor Barbara Haegelxn Asslstant Edltor Barbara Brucks Ed1tor ww 0uflS!11ff To serve as ed1tor of the 1957 Owl has been a great pleasure A cord1al Thank you' 1S extended to each member of the staff, the fac ulty, and the busmessrnen and women who have made th1S annual poss1ble Through our work the staff has tr1ed to pre sent an annual wh1ch you w1llenJoy and treasure throughout later years Barbara Brucks Ed1tor Hasey Eckhart and Bobby Taylor B us 1ne Managers -Fil! cf Z, W xx Johnny Wlndrow and Alv1n I-Ia r tman, Sports Parker Meyer and Charles Txlley, Art Ed1tors Ed1tors 9 . U I . 3 n . H I ' ,va . Q f v . .ll v I . f VV 1 , ' s s ' ,ir--sl in n t N so V di h R S S Q' ' 1-, Q T if if - 'WAI' . . 1 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE of the HONDO HIGH SCHOOL May 'I9 1957 Eight o :lock p m Prelude Chopm Processuonal March of vhe Prlesls Mendelssohn lnvocatuon Rev H S Goodenough Jr Pastor Honda Mefhodlsf Church Anthem Prayer of Thanksgiving Tradmonal Choir Scripture Reading Rev W L Hornung Pastor New Founfaun Methodnst Church Specual Song Sermon Pastor Anthem Benedlctlon America The Beautiful Samuel Ward Choir Rev James Wm Morgan Jefferson Merhodsst Church San Antonio Crusaders Hymn Anonymous Chair Pastor S7 John s Cafholnc Church Rev H J Ehlnnger Recessuonal March of the Graduaves Johnson e congregafnon wnll please remain standing dursng the Recessxonal MRS C D SADLER pnamsr MR BOB LEWIS Chosr Director tl vm Q an 1 me il 1 A 0 ?L'4r.4 :Q , lllmmuaumgr, llilwllb I X i 5' v. 'Q V' 2 'P-rf? A H' 'V ' 1 'QU L 611155 Night Srcrciscs Master of Ceremonies Class History Class Prophecy Clyde Bohmfalk Barbara Brucks Diane Pope Song Charles Tilley, Bobby Taylor, Class Will Presentation of Favorites Class Song Clyde Bohmfalk Susie Mode sett Charles Tilley The Class Presentation of Athletic Awards Mr. Carver Presentation of Key of Knowledge Acceptance of Key of Knowledge Alma Mater Clyde Bohmfalk Gary Schweer s .4 1 93 .n GRADUATION EXERCISES of ihe HONDO HIGH SCHOOL May 24 1957 Hugh School Audnonum Processuonol Pornp and Crrcumsvance Elgar Invocation John Robert Wmdrow Samtavory Barbara Arm Brucks Address C rde Edward Bohmfaik Presfdenr Cross of 1937 A Mrgrwry Fortress Er'ser bIf- Constance Schweers Lora Mcdesz-Ir Vrrgm a Uemuvvs Barbara Bru ks Drone Pope MrrI1aeI Balr Kennevn GreI Herber' Fase er Ace no Vdasq P1 DoIores She Ion Rrcha d Morr s .md EIQ-ar' r Eck war! Va ed: ry rr av e Sc wears Berredrcfron ass Song en ass From The Fr YHeII To The Las! Gofdbfe Preserxtafuorv of D pIornas Dr W B Meyer Pre rdenv Board of Trusvf-L Lora Lfrrnc Modesefv .J School Song or Hondo s Horror Sefruar CIa IL Audrence Mrs C D Sad er pramst 4- i k px . R as V1ew1ng new Pecos Brldge w-0 if Rums of old Fort Dav1s Home at last! Q Judge Roy Bean's Courthouse Waltmg to enter cave :mar Crzp At three o'c1ock on the mormng of May 27 th1rty fwe semors accompamed by Mrs John Leazenby Mrs George Brucks Mr Tom Mose ley and Mr H R Burch, set out on the1r trlp to Carlsbad New Mex1co Then' excurswn mcluded stops at the Pecos Brldge, Fort Davls, Judge Roy Bea.n's Law West of the Pecos Sul Ross State Col lege Balmorhea State Park and Carlsbad Caverns -A - 'L -7 ' I . QV, x Q' if ' ,cr ' . . . ,f . Jw . .' ,, 'Vg F' .lu .41 'L l 3- .N I I 2 rl' ' -'JH-5-. '-:' T f -'J 1- ' ' k, 'J-q.. - Y , 0. -'qs Q W. A ?. 8 no-' 'c ' .4 ,V L Nik . L.. -Ag ,Hn-.,, .IA .L :tb q lw M,-P A VT, ,. 4 - ' ' .4 . . . . . , 0 I - , . . 1 - 1 v ' , . . . . , - , - I I ' Keepmg our school clean IS the Job of Raul and Antomo Scenes The small unimportant thlngs that happen Ln our Journey through h1gh school are those that we most often remember ln our later lxfe These everyday th1ngs seem trwlal at the tmme that they occur but m the future they w11l brmg back memorles of the Wonderful tlmes we exper1 enced Things like the rush for the cafeterla lme at noon the drone of a classroom on a warm sprmg day, or a locker f11led to overflowmg w1th objects of no partlcular value to the owner The evll smell that fllled the halls when the chemlstry students were workmg so hard the sp1r1t of the student body after the pep rally on Friday or the rlng of the Teletramer when the students pract1ced the1.r telephone techmque these are the thmgs that we w1.l1 remember when th1nk1n5 of our school days One of Fr1day's rousmg pep ralhes Anyone for seconds? Mawr Mufti! if L Xp fgaah' X Practice make s perfect? Oh, that hom ework! The new style in lockers- double deckers. ,4rauwuf chan! Butch and Charles practxc mg thelr telephone te chmque Curtls and Johnny survey the work of last year' s staff I Q.. i K I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I illllilll iii!!! 1111111 ij ll -fgffflll NNI ro Hilfill 114 K E O 2 P1 I 3' cn to 5 N I C Z U C man AlAMO LUMBER COMPANY Bulldlng Materials Ready Mlx Concrete Hondo Texas Phone HA 6 3331 W LAAKE RANCH STORE BARBER SHOP T V 8z Electr1calAppl1ances P PRESCRIPTIONS lllilflllillliliill .I 4 I U . Jiffy? ' D WO WINDROW S DRUG STORE X 1898 SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS PH HA 62334 HONDO TEXAS llllllllilllllllllllllilillllllifillllllllllllllillllillli , 'C I 5 Compliments of i R l O I O Q O i l 5 , - 1 For the Finest in Tonsorial ork Compliments of A I 1 T 3 Ex ert Barbers v S I a S 1 a s rv'c P Refrigerated Air Conditioned 'nn ' e e I e P 3 Hondo, Texas .Q - , EW ' ': f U e , ff l Y, -- . X Carefully Filled , . s 5 A , W r f ' 5 f , -4 , ll ' I Y t I I VH' , ,f 4, . b 5 ' fi 1 , J I X K I - .fe ' k f 2 - - - . 5 In Service For Your Health Q ' A T Since i Q A I - 1 l : 5 I lllil V Greetmgs and Congratulatlons t HUHDU ELECTRIC SUSTEIH Hun HUHDU UIHTEH SUSTEIU i x IT iiliix Q M nun u'nnn.1-K P-I 23 CD C3 I-4 Q U1 U! O I-OH D14 CD U1 Q O .41 A M11 f. in in in A lllilliifllllllllllllliilililllllllillllllillilllllllll 2 9 X new 0 7 33 SENORS ULBRICI-I'S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise CII' Reasonable Prices 1620 Ave M Honclo, Texas DAWSON S 5 T0 5100 A Varuety of Merchanduse School Supplies, Toys, Nohons, Toilet Arhcles, Harclware, Etc Phone HA 6 2323 Honclo, Texas E inline!!! niiin nil l n A Il II l 9 I: , , L I . I ' O l l 'K' i' 'k . 2 101 Liilllllllllililllllliililllllllllllllllllllllllfllliilllli iiiiilllllliiililllliillllii lil!!! l'l lil liii li D-I O N 1 'T imma, P ww Complumenfs of OLDSMOBILE gang? an I I couoco BUSTER RATH 58606062 TIRES and TUBES Phone HA 6 3321 Hondo, Texas Complumonts T N A M E- ff aff?-,555-1.434-L' 4 pl j jf W fff'1fff.,2s1E lY j W HONDO TEXAS W 1' HARDY FURNITURE CO Phone HA 6 2121 HONDO TEXAS if1l!illlliliilllli!lll!lll!!Jllfi1!J!Jlllliilillllllli li lil iii! I li fi! Iii , ' ' T1 AA Nfl sf f JL fl f S ll 1 '-1 I gy! N Q77 , .5-5 lit'-'n'. - m 'Ill ' ' U 1 ru ' ' 0 n .. - N - -on 'E?!.'. - Z ' ' s , - . 9, .N - NX K6-AXE Nx-- T X EXT if' Qgg T Q f NA E 1 X : 1 ., X 4,11 , M ji :ix s ' tf:F?.,Q.', ,T X x I 1,-gill! 'XX X X f - 'iii ,gf .. ' 0 T vi -4, X Xt! ,, .- A - K -,XX f S- 3 , -- '- v D-iwX.f - I -X: 12:5 'A S s' W K :QE1'2:!:QE- Q E ' wg, sq x Q XX A i 'IL X 3 X Greig E Exif xii-N113 XX N-iix fxf: Lllllllllllilllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll iii!! l'l jllIil.illl!Il,ll!FK llllliiii lllillllliiiiiillli I lxlillli I STOP! VJ. ZINSMEYER - 1'! TEXACO STATION JACKSON NASH CO. TIAX 'V -H Q .- at friendly n if '- l'll9l'W'-'Y 90 Ave. H WorId's Finesi Travel Cars h HA 6 2214 Compliments PEARl BEER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Phone HA 6 2322 Hondo Texas I SEIXIORS OASIS CAFE Phone HA 6 8806 Hondo Texas HI WAY DRIVE INN GROCERY !l5lfilKfff i!ifliIll iii if IIIIIHLHIIIIIIUIFIIDUX ' X 'U , , I. O :PW S , 4 Q, -m 0 J 3 n on - W ,ef e fl N I I I J: A s A n. , 5 9 I -4 I 2 , O 3 I, ' -h ' n :: Q I 3 5 o n. 'll 3- 9 5' 9 5' 3 - 5' Q 57 x on gh 2 'Ml 103 llllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllilil We Kn e w Compliments M4 K M f AW THE FLOWER SHOP FOR MXY OCCASK-Drk! 4 Marguerlte 8z Edna llilllliiillx iii! lliii ii ii -15-sew - 2 1 5 Q ef . rv, 6 f 55: 1 ,,..,c ' W T I QQH' : xx A se :T - T . X '1 Q A 6' . Q N A - ' l'11 , , z Z , . - ' O r - - z H- - G5 g -I , , O ,V N N O A 5 W Phone HA 6 2232 1907 Ave Q Hondo, Texas 1 ,QQ 1 X 1 In Busmess Electric and Gas Appllances H For Your Pleasure Hydragas Sales and Servuce Wide Screen and Cnnemascope Raduo and Televusnon Headquarters Phone HA 6 2413 Hondo Texas GAINES STORE comphmm of HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS MUSSMAN S PRODUCE Phone HA 6 2161 Hondo Texas and GUNS Hondo Texas !fiii?iPf'J3'8i1iillflllll! .iE'Y3l3elPK3i16i5l13fiiffixf 104 Lili!!!llllllllll!!lllllllillllillllllllllllllllllliE!lll! iiiiiiylllxillillillllliliilllllililillifillilil l'l K if E R LEINWEBER COMPANY Hondo, Texas Our Heartlest Congratulatlons To Hondo Hlgh School Your AChl6V6m6HtS Have Been A Source Of Prlde To All Of Us This Store, Wlth All Its Employees, Congratulates You Cong atulut ons' J t K ep O WeUeTheB tDyCI o s SeeY' CROWS CLEANERS AND MEN S WEAR Hondo WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE H W Kollman, Owner Hondo Texas ifliililillllllllllilllilliii?iliillllillillillllllif viii 1 ii 1 1 iff s I . 0 C , w if -c 0 3 ni - Q . Ill 2 m 0 . 'C o N 1 C Q . A U: ' 9 g 35 2.4- ' 5 542. 3 . 'Uolo N .. A 3 'Ib . , V' 3 A Q. ' O C r' 105 H8LH SERVICE STATION HONDO IMPLEMENT C0 P 805 19th Sf h HA 6 2033 l ,EW ple NESTER S SUPER MARKET Hyway 90 K I I I I I I I I I I I I I F I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I llliijiiiilllllllliiilllllIHI Fifi! Hondo Texas SANTOS ELECTRIC SERVICE C0mP me'1fS Of AND ARMATURE WORKS JAKE SCHUEHLE 106 11331111 lflfi I 4A,Ci it 3: Q 3 , A- I -Q - 1 2, - 2 A' . f 1, 'A :E -1 fi- E it R Q ff .f 1 2 I , 2 Q 4 - 1 1 A T 1 ! E ,H J ,E U ,A E n ,, ' W 5' 9. 1 2 .. 1 5 - 5' W R 1..,wmmw'f i 3 E HW WX f 0 V1 ,TWU ' x.J,,.JLgV gf Q JJ E, -Il -5 5' 2' 3 - R gh 1 ., RQ 5 X 3 I 9 I 5, I E ' , I F I lilliiilfllilxililllli llilllifli ll-il WX Llllflllillllllllllliilllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllll WW mf DELONY S JEWELRY Hondo Texas Z 7444111 CARTERS DRIVE INN QS ALWAYS i I 1 Il 1 'l'i lfili i il if l , I I f f 7 I., , A at I I . Q in Q5 X N -P Q 'Q . Q1 - f' I f ' - 0' ff Veglb'-ae o o G f.'! I one stop service for all food needs I Hondo, Texas one . I 1 1 e e riff - 1 - '!?!i'i'll'i'!i ixiillii ixiiillxiifi liix f ' SOMETHING HONDO LOCKER IGA FOOD MARKET Ph HA 6 2061 ! 107 Lflllilllillllllllilllllilllllllllllllillllllll!!l!!!aSll.ll,l R Compliments a 5 A of Ml JACK WINKLER BUICK Co. CHAPMAN GRAIN INC Phone HA6 3324 P o Box 276 Hondo, Texas ifiliflillli lYf!SiT3XE34YJ3!fJfl!3!Y333! i 108 I iii! llilliil lxlx H M' ,I A M M Y. W mf My , I I f 1 I , . I 0 W , , M , wx! ll H - a o W W I. M ' . If w w W Z: - 5 . .f f , ' ' - . K K 5 L 3. g H fi 3 - - . Q :K ' g j -:- f. 1 , 7 i - K - E V ' Ll'Illl lilllllllllllllllllllllliillllllllll!llll!Ill!ll.lll ! I l fx X0 GRISHAM S artisan writ! niirmd itlili Illxilxfliiliiiillilllllllllllllllllllitlllllllillllllllllillfiiiil-i I 9 3 3 o. 3: '2, O Q 9 N 0 . 3 'I 3 0 2 3 o ' ' UI 9- ' O - S n : o o E 3 'u I - 2 -- . W 3 5' m ' 5 I ' 5' 5 A f I 2 su - o U' X' ' 3 '1 I I f 5 I ' G5 O 5 . 2 :s 'D . g- a Q . n n . .I . 5. Ei N IN S 3 T X,-N2 0 Z sbw-ff f . 3 Q XI! GROCERY 8z MARKET Home of the Three Gs Grlshom s Good Grocerles Phone HA6 2561 Hondo Texas HI 90 DRIVE INN EORGE J BRUCKS MAoNouA Psmousum co d l G Wefneffe M Y JAX DISTRIBUTING CU PH HA 62343 ill!!lllllllilllilllllllllll!!llii!lli!!!llllllli!Iliff! 109 T - ll!l!ll!1!!ll!lVl.lllll!lll lllliillllilil l!l1Eel.l!!!!l.ll! -., -X ... 7 x KT T 31 ...x...N, Q Ap'TX1' Vx , To The 1957 Graduat ng Class Q From D HAN IS STATE BANK f The Frlendly Bank f Medma County 0 MemberofF D I C J P Ephom res MEDINA MOTOR SALES Your CHEVROLET Dealer Hondo, Texas R W Bob Depuy HA6 3314 li!! iilllliififiiiili flf153 fl'f51K1!fsfff!ifflixllflfxf 2 X x T er X X f x R S X X x XX X W 71 , f X as ' 0 . C lglr Il aff v 93 I , 0,19 . . . . . . r i , P . A X 4 iii egg . f gf filll-lllil!llllllllfllllilllllilllllllflllllllllllilllifii. ll!! 1 KE!! 1311 l'i . G frzaamf ' , Compllments of your arfrnit ll G - JT f . Iii. l. R 0 I I 'L R . - 'R x O T 2 ' . o E. m we M Q ,- , . 1 I c ? 1 NO I 5 M 1 N . R 'W 1 'lf . -f 1 ' ' 1 1 Kill!! llllllll Ilill CHAMBER CF COMMERCE Hondo Texas ff-ff? a RJ FLY DRUG Co FLY s HARDWARE The Prescrlptlon Pharmacy Home Appllances 8z Housewares O A 8z Blll Fly Pharmacists Garden Tools 8z Electrlc Supplles Phone HA 6 2332 THE MUSIC SHOP as dspp Y5i!Illiifl!!!llllllilliiiiillliillfllilillllllflxli 111 54131135-S5!JJlllf!llllllllilll!lililll l llllll!jl.1S!!flll QU? W I F QZK TIllEY'S FOOD MARKET Quahty Meats, Groceries, Frozen Foods, Fresh Frults and Vegetables 2906 Avenue H Hondo, Texas ,,,-uw 1 ,5 nlnll HA6 2461 f wk ' andE zczent SERVICE 1 il LUTZ STATION Hondo .!.is!?5i4i!!.f!3J1fl'Jfixlfiiiiiiifiiixfifiigfiiiiii I fu! ' HA, ig, 'X -, F ,F W' lb , . . :Ay lb Q Q 4' Q ' E ' ' 'I . . f 94 Q ff ' ' 55 Ii' mg' ,I . - dai' r . 'si es M M ,1 21 'N' W zitvzm-a i ASPH A r lll1ll5!i!l4!llI!l!ll!llllll!1lill!l!!l!lll!ll!ili3!i!!iK 'K Good Luck Seniors of 1957 H K0llMAN BROS. RED 8. WHITE I Emmett Kollman, Owner WOOD 86 WOOD INSURANCE AGENCY Hondo Texas SMITH S I-I Hmm Phone HA 6 2512 Hondo Texas DFELEE' xiiiiiiiiliiliilllll!!!ili1lSi53f5!ifi3!i!!iKifii3iiiiiifi M i K R 2 0 Q 3 M Ml , f 2 7 Q 1 ! Compliments of , , Z , 1 in fllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllll U llllll I IJ!! .I 11.1 jliiffiilllllillllllllilll u- :- A HONDO TEXAS MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLDS FINEST BATHROOM FIXTURES fill!!!llll!'ffi!fiJ!lF?E Il3JiJ!1!Iiiiiiiii ll' 0 ,S Rm' - 5 .!!lll!l!l!!QllIlllllllll!!l!l!!llll1!!ll Lifiitlfllfisdilf 76 8: BUCK BRAND FLAVORS Orange Root Beer 8a Strawberry Compllments of W, C. Bm i SENORS THE BOB K0l.l.MAN GARAGE CCNP ECT IGN ERY ng MILL Z Phone HA 6 2123 Hondo Texas . '45 as as 1 9 01' ' e e or 4. 'xl I . '-if 'hi Uvalde, Texas H -If 171' A - few 9 A 4 I 1 I Y- Complimenis of .5 1' Q distributor ' 9 Hondo TCXUS funn!ll1itslliitnsxenfannnnnnfginiiisrriiiszfsznssitteslnei 1 S JJ!!-!ll5!!.l.l!lif!s.l!!!-1Illllllllllilllll liiflill llilllli Compliments of DE MON TEL'S Furniture - Appliances Butane Gas Phone HA 6-2133 Hondo, Texas COMPLIMENTS , Allen Tlllotson of Motor Co. Herman Son's Cafe Steaks Chicken Shrlmp G M C Trucks HONDO TEXAS Ollver Farm Equnpment Alvm Brltsch Operator Hondo Texas Compliments of HONDO lUNlBER COMPANY Hondo, Texas Sfiiliililllliffsfilifilliilliliiiifiiiliifiiillilfii li i 5 ilifijliiil H is, . I . o 0 ' 1 . X . Llfllllll!!illlilllillillllllllillllllllllllllllilllilllll F 1 I l I I Compliments The Hondo Nahonal Bank Slncere good W1SheS to the semor class and to the ent1re student body ot the Hondo Schools We look Wlth you to the future and Wlth the ant1c1pat1on ot seelng you develop the type of c1t1zensh1p 1n Wh1Ch We may all have prlde CHAS FINGER President N P POPE Vnce President ELMER J LEINWEBER Vice Presldent W A BENDELE Cashner lllllillllllllIliff!!!HHllllltlliiiiifixliilllliiillll ini! iii!! I 'iii get 1 iutrr 1:1111rnniinnnnnnnnznrinnnn1nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmnnnnn 0 ' ' o O -n ' V 0 O xxx ANVH. HERALD 1601 Ave K Honclo, Texas Y P Compliments LEINWEBER BARBER 8 SHOP Hondo Texas Compliments of HGLLOWAY S HARDWARE STORE Sherwin Wl11l3mS Paint Plpe Flttlngs Guns Flshlng Tackle Ammumtlon Dlal HA 6 2231 Hondo, Texas i l'6iAf'U51liif3361J! ffiilfiiffiifffififilliiiiifi I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 9 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 I 1 l A ii 11321 1 , , .f . c 5 1 M n vw'- xgx 0 F ,gg s Q t17j-'NQQEJ 2 -Q' I9 I 1 3 N M 0 5:-4 1 O Lum fx mm. sawn ' 9 1 our Ap earance . 'f Is Our 1' Business ,L I I Hondo Texas I , , 9 f O I l O r' , 1 113 lr!!-86 K! ll!!! l life! H 1 1 fl 1 liilfftkirfii KJ! l l 1 i HoncIo's Leading Food Store Phone HA 6-2134 o Next io Post Office o We Deliver Herbert Moehring, Owner We RIO VISTA DAIRY FARMS CONGRATULATIONS H O R G E R of FUNERAL HQME TOMMY S GULF STATION Phone HA 6 2294 Tommy Tnmmermon Owner I . ' 4-1 1 !s358i!S!l!lillillllllilillllllilelfiisl lilifeiiliifgiilli il ffl? W 'ez-:lc--:+:-:-. -g:5grg:-:g:,:::- - Q, .'-F:2:PF'1'f:f:7.'?fE- U' , qfgfin '+V 15' q ::5555ffL'0 '3lsf:5Es:f:2-gy:-, v-ri. , .' -.ERN-. , ' ' ' ' ' ' 'P--. ,. jEEg:-.- I ., -.gQ:2E:5:3.:.,.-. ' 4- vf ,, 'Lg .1-:r:E5Er:-. ' .V MQflf:':9 .. if f . I' s' 'M x '7.,f:21 Q ,.:.Q f .' . 1 . f . V,,z:25Es?2Ea:1-. ,A x 1 -:1:252s5255fsSsi1a +f:::s:s:... 15513: .X - '15Ei?iEiEi55.. .-:Xa '- '- . , -:gg-zf' .-jg:,- b- Vail, 5. ' ' .,1gsg5g,g. Q Q , 1:gsgs555E5?5ga,., , -.gi ' -- -'.'f. -- . ' 'I-:V . - , .1.3:2EFEEfif55IQAI- .. -fqagj, iq, ,.,.,,4':' . N . O . . O O , . N I C ' 1... I , 5 C in !,, . fl , I A I I V 5 N 5 , X X V . .- wiv , 5 a Y 1 ,I 9 , Q smcf 'Sa' in fi? ITE LQAF ....,. THE 7 5 years 0 gow! balzmcg by Rzcbfezfs gdb, p E ea Complnments of MEDINA COUNTY EQUIPMENT COMPANY lNsTlTuTloNAL Gnocens - f m:1LL:':SZ1STrUcks O McCormnck Equnpmenf Phone 6 N Medlna . Chrysler 8K Plyrnollnh Cars Hondo Texas San Antonio 7 Texas Compliments of M F SCHWEERS Your Gulf Dealer , coofngrnn PH. HA 6-2551 1 fWff, f, 'f ,'fgw i 'K i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ii! ii ii Complete Beauty Service LOIS BEAUTY SHOP Phone HA 6-2452 7os-22nd sf. Better Ready tv Wear Hondo Texas Dual HA 6 2311 Hondo Texas mmm! VM! Meet your friends at THE HONDO COFFEE SHOP Dual HA 6 8848 1718 Ave M Hondo Texas fi! I SENORS PRICE S STUDIO Compliments of WILLIAMS FLOWER SHOP Flowers by Gladys Dual HA 6 2315 1609 Ave K Hondo Texas ii!iiiiiiffill-iilliiiiiiilfel-fl li15?iS3iEQ31 fii 1 u 1 STP - fic' - I 1 ? ' ' I I W ' , I. L Phone HA 6-2796 Hondo, Texas 5 J 'v ini ii JI!!! illlllililll iii!!! Ii 1 Iii! iii Il ill v-1 IQ N 1 lklililllilillllilllllllillllliilllllilllllllllllllllil MEDINA COUNTY ABSTRACT C0 Hugh H Meyer George and Sus IIse Hondo, Texas Complumenfs of MILLER S DAIRY KREME Hondo, Texas TONDRE TRANSFER Hondo Texas Compliments of Honclo Texas STRAIT EQUIPMENT CO Your CASE dealer FRONTIER CAFE Hondo Texas plam good food Mr 8. Mrs Eddue Wolko Hondo Texas l'K lilllllililillllililllliH ij I o 3 a. o If T. un cz OD cn i iJlflifi4JCK !5 3S38illlllllillilllllliii 0 H l I . P . , x V I I I ' ' ' A A A Hitzfelder, Charles Alvarado Reuben Applewhite Jimmy Atkinson Freddie Bake r G ar y Bali Elizabeth Bali Mike Balzen Balzen Balzen Balzen Gary Henry Nora Wayne Batot John Henry Batot Mary Lois Bendele Kathy Bernal Steven Bohmfalk Clyde Brexten Breiten Britsch Brucks Burch Burgin Burns Alfred Ray Wesley Myrna Barbara Nancy Billy Barbara Cagle Peggy 35 38 Carter Mary Louise Carter Tommy Cason Sue Chapman Chapman Clement s Clement s Barbara Jerry Barbara Virginia Corder Richard Cornelison, Harold Crow Ruth Ann Dale Albert Davi s Jo Beth Deckert, Georgene Doler David Dominguez Martha Dominguez, Mary C Dominguez MaryE Duncan Annette Donlavy Eddy 1 9 71 tudent Directory 85 3 0 5 l l O 82 I 92 Eckhart Charles Eckhart Hasey Eggen Anna Beth Escamilla Frank Etchison Donna Etchison Melvin Faseler Barbara Faseler Herby Faseler Berta Sammy Elena Lidia Gloria Field Flores Flores Flores Raul Georg Garcia Gaston Gr ell Kenneth Grell Wilbur Gonz ale s Alm a Gonzales Carmen Gooding George Gr ollimund Peggy Haby Loretta Haegelin Barbar a Haltm an Harr y Harri s Linda Hartman Alvin 14 62 7 5 Hartm an Judy Hartman Rowena Hebert Judy Heinlein Mary Elsie Hermes Larry Hernandez Pete Hernandez Willie Herrera, Diana Heyen Clay Heyen Kenneth Highsmith Barbara Highsmith Ray Hoffman Rita Honig James Joiner Casc 1l1e 77 84 71 85 78 89 A L , 14,76, , ,93,94 , 31,64,66,75,77,83,84,85 , 29,3O,56,66,78,83,85 , 14,l6,58,59,60,7l,73,82,83 , 24,67,85 85,87,89,90,91,92,93,94 B , 31,71,72,78,8O,83,85,88 , 34,64,75,85 , 25,85 , 34,38,71,72,83,85,88 , 35,7l,78,85 , 15,38,72,83,85,87,9O , 35,38,75,85 92,93,94 F , 24,38,61,63,75,83,85,97 , 34,35,38,58,71,78,85,96 , l5,61,66,74,75,84 , l6,69,73,75,80,83 85,90,92,93,94 85,92,93,94 , 34,38,7O,71,85,88 , 30,31,58,7l,72,78,82,83,85 , l5,52,54,61,62,74,75,82 ' , 25,85,96 83,84,85,87,90,92,93,94 , l7,71,8O,85,90,92,93,94 , 15,66,74,75,84 , ' ' 35,71,85 85,92,93,94 , ' 35,71,85 , ' 3O,69,7l , 30,71,72,80,82,83,85 G , 35,85 ', 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