Jefferson Davis High School - Beauvoir Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1951 volume:

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Zfrzwvrd It is the desire of the stuff that this hook he for erieh ot you Ll record ot your school lite at Driyis, your school spirit, your special brand of fun and your dreams tor the future, The year 1951 marks the twenty-titth unniyersrrry of' jefferson Davis High School, The stuff has endeavored in this Anniyers sary lidition to present in 21 small way, the great progress and remarkzihle aehievement of these txxentyffiye years, May the photographs and scenes in this hook hring pleasure by arousing memories dear to you. , 4 'wr ,ya . or 0 f ,,,.at W,,,,,,,,,,w9 , S 1' rf, A ,.'s:'iQ,a f,. iw our-rs? TAB LE OF CONTENTS Anniversary Administration Faculty Classes Organizations Sports Features School Life Advertisements ,Anniversary In 1926 the doors of jefferson Davis Senior High School were opened to the boys and girls of the North Side for the first time. Twenty-five years later we pause in our work of picturing life in this building in 1950-'51 to pay our respects to six teachers who entered the building with those first students and who are still here: Miss Ethel MacKenzie, Miss Helen Mims, Mrs. Ferne Dansby Jennings, Miss Bernice Sanderson, Miss Luta Buchanan, and Miss Maude Martel. Also we salute the athletic teams, the BEAUVOIR staff, and the pep squad of a quarter of a century ago. Finally, we proudly present to you for the first time our name JEFFERSON DAVIS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL inscribed above our front door and the latest addition to the building. Miss Bernice Sanderson Miss Helen Mims Twenty-fzve Years Service Miss Ethel MacKenzie Miss Luta Buchanan Miss Maude Martel Mrs. Ferne Jennings ff 14159 Gxrls Basketball Team Track Team I926 I95I Annual Staff Studentf Twenty-five Year! A go Basketball pep Squad Band SWllT1fI'llIlg Team -zz? r '? A ....... , ' N-if-A w,::M1::: 21.7. ..:-- Wgpqf-A ,WA .L A -1- 1 .., Y I .. It k ,. -. n,,,,,,:L,1,':Q?qnnL ff W H 5 ww, w 'ww ,. t W K' H 'X , r QQ Jihtyyffgv L .. , mu 1, W7 J' .. - .. ! A.. ' um-Q me 1 5 'ff-Q , 9? X half V' -M Ly, . . . QKQ! After twenty- 9ivc llenrs ADMINISTRATIGN COY XV. MILLS P 9 -A MR. PAUL RODGERS Anixtmzt to the Principal MRS. MARIEMA HURST Dean CDFFICE MRS. MARGARET BRITTON Regiffrar fu.. MRS. LUCILE J. CAMPBELL Aftendmzce Clerk MRS. LOIS LeVRIER Secrelary to Mr. Milly STUDENT HELPERS First row, left to right: Hibler, Turbush, Gallatin, King, Lozano Smith, Phillips. Second row, left to right: Gibbs Berridge, Power, Dean, Diezi Prestbo, Freeman, Cook. Left to right, sitting: Cal houn, H a r p e r, Harrell Smith, Doughtie. Standing: Kirk, Mac Cready, Parsons, McCark adell, Brackenbush, Durst Phelps, Robertson, Brock First row, left to right: Glenn Lockridge, Stone, Denney, Clifton Harris. Second row, left to right: Wade, Bishop, Hunt, Allen, McKittrick Snell, warms, Smith, Phillips, Krupp. Third row, left to right: Bibbs, Bardwell, Allen, Harman, Fore, Lopez, Garrett, Evans, Byers, Bar- tlett. Mrs. Renee Feeney, Assistant Librarian, and Miss Lanelle Love, Librarian. THE LIBR RY Our rapidly growing library is a vital part of our school life. There we find the necessary aid for compiling our themes and reports, as well as a wide assortment of both fiction and non- fiction. Each individual may find his particular favorite, whether it is an ad- venture story, a study in satire, or the daily newspaper. It is an excellent place for quiet study or reflective thinking for both teachers and students. In the Library, left to right: Nina Hoffhinz, Miss Love, Mona Robertson and Gene Whitten. GUIDANCE Barton Snyder consults Miss Anderson for help in pre- paring his program for grad- uation while Senta Diezi types. Mrs. Coe dictates in- formation from her file to Laverne Har- man. Miss Mackenzie gives Nina Hoffheinz requirements for entering Sam Houston State Teachers' College. Carolyn McKittrick prepares to type records. FIRE PAT ROL First row, left to right: Men dez, Fuentes, Allee, Berridge Clayton, C I i fto n , Cox, Gardner. Second row, left to right: Mr Mills, Acord, Vyvial, Beago McClaim, Clayton, Anderson Mr. Rodgers. CLINIC Front row: Mimie Anderson Maxine Gouras. Back row: Katherine Figu eira, Libby Mae Walling Barbara Evans, Betty Harri- son, Mrs. Hudson. HALL MONITORS First row: Odom, Scarbor ough, Shoemaker, Herbert Wilborn, Phillips, Faubion Maignoud, McClain, Gay dosik, Heaton. Second row: james, Hardy Haines, Helms, H a r r i s Davis, Parker, Beene, Barron johnson, L e w i s , Cooper Turner, Warren, Lindsay. Third row: Berry, Hoffhines Sandel, Riley, Scrogin, Mc: Whorter, Roach, Bishop Coffman, Dee, Casey, Mrs Hurst, CAFETERIA The lunch hour is made a pleasant inter- lude by the well-planned and carefully prepared meals served in our cafeteria. Colorful and varied menus provide well- balanced diets for even the most partic- ular student or teacher. sas L I Mrs. Welsh Manager of llae Cafeteria Left to right: Mrs. Welsh, Bertha White, Sadie Mae'Lott, Pearl Nickerson, Willie Wash, Mary Lee Dinkens. E99 SWF! . 3 . if W, I O Q-vffafr AF: -, ,.i I Q .LL 'Emilia ai 4 ' . 1-., FACULTY '41 LANGUAGES Babcock, Mr. John T. Brouse, Mrs. Eron Campbell, Miss Mable Jean Coe, Mrs. Daisy Darrow, Mrs. Lorene Estill, Miss Dorothy Falligant, Miss Andre Gray, Mr. Ansel Hatfield, Mrs. Helen LePere, Mrs. Vesta Mims, Miss Helen Moechel, Miss Renee Morgan, Mrs. John Y. Newton, Mrs. Cleo Sanderson, Miss Bernice Simpson, Miss Hallie Weeks, Mrs. Neva Yarbrough, Mr. Reagan INDUSTRIAL ARTS Harrel, Mrs. Margaret Hicks, Mr. Mobley R. Lee, Miss Dotty Minze, Mrs. Sue B. Sigel, Mrs. Ruby Tapal, Mr. Joseph Toepperwein, Mr. Lindon Tucker, Miss Josephine White, Mr. B. B. Wright, Mr. H. H. THE FACULTY SCIENCE NATURAL Anderson, Miss Lilly Buchanan, Miss Luta Collier, Mr. Robert Denson, Mr. W. C. Hawkins, Mr. Lloyd C. Lowry, Mr. Burris H. Mickelson, Mr. Harold SOCIAL Fowler, Miss Annie Laurie Hale, Mr. Billy Joe Kennon, Mr. Crockett Martel, Miss Maude Pickett, Mr. Moody Webb, Miss Juanita Williamson, Miss Belle Withey, Mr. Albert B. Woods, Miss Pauline Yardley, Miss Anne PHYSICAL EDUCATION Cotton, Mr. Gordon Hill, Mr. Roy H. Lohse, Mrs. Lois Lowry, Mrs. Kitty Newton, Miss Frances Sayre, Mr. H. N. MATHEMATICS Blanks, Mr. Henry C. Farber, Mr. Walter E. Jennings, Mrs. Ferne Jensen, Miss Freda Legget, Mr. W. L. Lodge, Mrs. Rivers MacKenzie, Miss Ethel Nix, Mrs. Lorraine Prater, Mrs. Evelyn Sanders, Mrs. Della Satterwhite, Mr. Joseph Tate, Miss Myrtle FINE ARTS Filson, Miss Genevieve Lefeste, Miss Lucille McNeely,.Mr. M. H. Smith, Miss Anita COMMERCIAL Bayer, Miss Robbie Bleil, Mrs. Margaret Morris, Miss Thelma Smithey, Miss Kathleen Tipton, Mrs. Dorothy R.O.T.C. Moore, Sgt. Charles Rector, Sgt. Russell ANDERSON BABCOCK BAYER BLANKS BLIEL BROUSE BUCHANAN CAMPBELL COE COLLIER COTTON DARROW DENSON ESTILL FALLIGANT FARBER F ILSON FOWLER FACULTY 4? in ,L . . L V M, K KEV 7 I x.. , , ,,7 K 2-,E ZQ .7 .. W 2 X if fr ,, .E f E., ,, .- L I :' Ay NJ v, X AY Q9 1 ' , rs . L QQ 'Rf L, asf, s V 'Q , wx. ,R 'ivy E7 ,Vi Q V4 m W A Ah-Q.. sf Y' 'V E GRAY HALE HARRELL HATFIELD HAWKINS HICKS HILL JENNINGS JENSEN KENNON LEE LEGGETT LEIFESTE LePERE LODGE LOHSE LOWRY, B. LOWRY, K MacKENZIE MCNEELY MARTEL MICKELSON MIMS MINZE MOORE MORGAN NEWTON NIX PICKETT PRATER RECTOR SANDERS SANDERSON SATTERWHITE SAYRE SIGEL FACULTY .vw if E 'X A ef ,1 . v L .hx -s 'F K 42 1,3 L' ww , . ,v VI' Jr' I' l kn- U A u ' 1 1, V ' I I S ?' ' W ' x:.,. K ., f Ziff, . t ,c , -f 9 t 9 4 Q s. LRE A- Z 5 H53 41 Q 214413, , ' X -E2- 'iv 5 4 4 x :MH 132 1 W' 221: ,igifrgm-js : A Q ,J K , fi ' 5: 19 ,z 'xr nr ip 195 'i ,Q F wx ik 1 U f 'H f Wy M x fin s: X I MA . f FACULTY Wffw AIA' Os 'if fy I 4' 4 Ni? ' in , .Lf f 2 Aiw a, m ,531 X I I 5 M SIMPSON SMITH SMITHEY SUMMER TAPAL TATE TIPTON TOEPPERWEIN TUCKER WEBB WEEKS WHITE WILLIAMSON WITHEY WOODS WRIGHT YARDLEY FACULTY ACTIVITY K .xx Lb 1 l llll- '- ' iw n--4 ' ' ..,-........................ , 'U Above left: Miss Fowler smiles her ap- proval of a student's answer. Above right: Teachers have appetites too! Middle left: A Coke and a few mo- ments of shop talk for members of the faculty. Middle right: The rush to sign up and begin another busy day. Right: On his birthday Mr. Mills is being presented a birthday cake by Marie San Martin. Teachers as they are seen by students: busily grading, speaking, eating and working through a day at school. Q1 1 1 Llg CLASSES 'Y 3 -1?fSiQQ5g.QQf -','.,,. OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS JANUARY JUNE Gary Mosier ...................................,............ Prefident Edward Berridge ..........,,..,,... ...........,.. P reyident joe Mendez ..,... .............................. V ire Prefident jerry Williams ....... ....... ...... V i re Prerident Betty Bogs ............ .........,... S errelary Maxine Gouras ...., ....i.i..... S ecrelary Barbara Shelton .......i. ..............,... T reafurer Billy Conner ..... .....,........ 1 'reaxzzrer Jo Ann Davidson ........ ....... S ergeant-at-Arm! jack Masey ........ ..... S ergeant-at-Arm! .Sz -'Qi Nw 1 ABERCIA JACK Football Manager 50 ROTC 49 S E N I G 503 Fire Lieutenant 48 50 ACOSTA, PAUL June Graduate ADAMS, ADELIA Student Council 49 50 Cheerleader 50-513 Christian Student Union 50 51 AGUILAR VIRGINIA june Graduate ALBERS, MILDRED june Graduate. ALFORD, PATSY Christian Student Union, 48-50. ALLCORN, ETTA Summer School Graduate. ALSTON, MARGARET january Graduate. ALVARADO, ALFRED january Graduate. AMYX, DONALD ROTC, 48-503 Fire Lieutenant, 50- 51. ANDERSON, DONALD Football Team, 48-493 Track Team, 48-505 Letter in Track, 493 Fire Lieutenant, 49. ANDERSON, MIMIE Y-Teens, 483 National Honor Society, 50-51, Booster Club, 50: President of Modern Dance Club, 49- 51. ANSLEY, AGNES Volleyball letter, 48, Tennis letter, 49, Office Helper, 48. ARANZA, SARAH Carlton Caclettes, Sergeant, 50-51, Student Directory, 50. ATTAWAY, JESSE Band, 48-51. BAILEY, COLLEEN Transfer from Duncan, Oklahoma. BARBLES, GERRY Student Council, 483 National Hon- or Society, 50-51. BARNETT, WILMA National Honor Society, 49-503 Girls' Chorus, 503 Dispatch, 49. BARRON, MYRNA Y-Teens, 48-503 Library Helper, 48, Baseball Team, Captain, 49. BARTA, JANE june Graduate. BARTEE, PATSY Mlff1K ?0 ':R'+'M' 45-'W 'Li' Christian Student Union, 48-503 Advanced Chorus, 48-50. BARTON, MARGARET Volleyball, Basketball and Baseball Teams, 48-49. BAssETT, LENELLE mmm'-neo Carlton Cadettes, 48-513 First Lieu- tenant, 50-513 American Legion Club, 48-51, National Honor Society, 50- 513 Student Council, 493 Beauvoir, Assistant Business Manager, 50, Editor, 513 Nominee for Bluebonnet Girl, 503 Office Helper, 49. BEAGO, ROBERT Football Team, 48-503 Baseball Let- ter, 48-503 Baseball All City, 49-50, Letterman's Club, 48-50. BEAUSSIRE, DOROTHY Girls' Chorus, 491 Office Machines, 50-51. BECKWORTH, RUBY Scholarship, 48. BEENE, CAROL Tennis Letter, 48-493 Volleyball Team, 49, Softball Letter, 493 Booster Club, 50-51. BELLAH, MARY Class Leader in Gym, 50. BERRIDGE, EDVUARD Football Team, 48-503 Letterman's Club, 48-503 Basketball Team, 493 Senior Class President, 50-51. BERRY, JOYCE ,QJIJRKIEO june Graduate. BIBB, JEANETTE Volleyball Letter, 48. BILLIEAUIJ, ROBERT LEE Band. 49-513 Drum Major, 49-51. BISHOP, MARX' LOU Carlton Cadettes, 49-513 Captain of Drum and Bugles, 50-513 Scholarship, 493 National Honor Society, 50-513 Stunt Show, 49. , BISHOP, SARA ,1-,,,,,p..Eo 'f::i'J Christian Student Union. 49-51. BLACK, BONNIE Tennis Team, 49. BLAIR, GEORGE Booster Club, 50. BLAND, AUSTIN Football, 48-505 Letterman, 49-50 49-515 Fire Lieutenant, 49-50. BLANKENSHIP, BARBARA Tennis Team, 49. BOB, ALBERT G. june Graduate. BOBO, THOMAS Distributive Education, 49-50. BODIN, MARELLE National Honor Society, 49-50, Stu- dent Council, 48-50, ROTC Sponsor, Company B, Lieutenant Colonel, 503 Mixed Chorus, 48g Advanced Chorus, 49-503 Stunt Show, 503 Scholarship Award, 49. Boss, BETTY National Honor Society, 49-515 Dis- patch Reporter, 49. BOI-IACK, TI-IEREsA National Honor Society, 50, Scholar- ship, 48-5lg Student Council, 49. BONIN, ANTON june Graduate. BOUNDS, PATRICIA January Graduate. BOWERS, JACK january Graduate. BOYD, WANDA january Graduate. BRACKENBUSI-I, WANDA june Graduate. BRANDENBURG, CHARLOTTE National Honor Society, 50-51, Stu- dent Council, 48, Tennis Team, 50. BRAssEAUx, GILBERT Hi-Y, president, 49-51, Cheerleader, 50-515 Secretary of junior Class, 49-505 Library Club, 50. BRAVENEC, FRANK Machine Drawing Awards, 49-50. BREED, ,IOI-IN Scholarship, 49-505 Hi-Y, 49, Chris- tian Student Union, 49. National Honor Society, 50-51g Track, BRIDGES, BOB june Graduate. BROWN, DINAH LEE Carlton Caclettes, 48-49. BROWN, Joi-INNIE RUTH Y-Teens, 49-503 Christian Student Union, 50. BRUMLEY, jo ANN Carlton Cadettes, 48-513 Majorette, 49-503 First Lieutenant of Majorettes, 50-513 Student Directory, 50. Bucicow, GEORGE june Graduate. BURNAMEN, MARvIs June Graduate. BYERS, JACKIE National Honor Society, 5 0- 513 Scholarship, 48-503 Office Helper, 50-5 1. BYNUM, JACKIE Carlton Caclettes, 48-49Q National Honor Society, 50-513 Band, 50-51, Girls' Chorus, 493 Scholarship, 48-51. CANDELARI, JEANETTE Carlton Cadettes, 48-513 Corporal, 50-51. CANNATA, DONALD Summer School Graduate. CARTER, DONNIE JOE June Graduate. CARUTI-IERS, OLETA Carlton Cadettes, 48-513 Sergeant, 50-51. CASAREZ, RICHARD june Graduate. CAVAZOS, STELLA Christian Student Union, 50-513 Hall Monitor, 50. CHAPMAN, KAYREN ffmkiiiro rI'Hl 'fgfq nb Summer School Graduate. U CI-IATELIAN, MARY june Graduate. CHAVEZ, MARY June Graduate. CISNEROS, ELIA june Graduate. CLARKE, BILL mmeflfle-1,1 'Vu'-4' Fire Lieutenant, 483 Christian Stu dent Union, 50. CLIFTON, J. V. Football Team, 48-50, Letter, 49 Track, 49-503 Swimming Team, 48-50 Letter, 505 American Legion Club, 48 509 Boxing Letter, 48-50. COFFMAN JERRY Booster Club, 50-51. COLLINS, DYREL Light Weight Boxing Champion, 48, Booster Club, 50-51. COLLINS, jo!-IN Fire Lieutenant, 49-505 Hi-Y Offi- cer, 50-51. CONNER, BILLY Student Council, 48-50g President, 50-51, National Honor Society Presi- dent, 50-515 Forensic Society, Presi- dent, 50-513 Scholarship, 48-50, Hi-Y, 49-513 Christian Student Union, 48- 51, President, 51. COOK, MARLENE Christian Student Union, 48-51g Vice President, 503 National Honor Society, Treasurer, 503 ROTC Sponsor, 50-51, Scholarship Awards, 48-50. COOKE, EVIE MARIE June Graduate. COOPER, RITTIE June Graduate. COOPER, TED Track Team, 49-505 Bowling Club, 50. COPELAND, SHARON Carlton Cadettes, First Lieutenant of Drums, 505 Student Director, Business Manager, 51. CORLEY, NELVA Thespian Club, 50-51, Volleyball Team, 48, Basketball Letter, 48. COURS, DONALD june Graduate. COWART, EVELYN January Graduate. 1 + v Sz ? s'. : -X w '- , -. Q avg: :jug ,L ,E A ,,,. ,. gg Av Y Q we? Wi Q 1, A A rw ' -- K K ,, My My f .Q s 1 TEV 5 . ii sfhx ..,, , , 1 mm -Q at ,sy X Q Y. A I Q 4 K W V ,, V 3 A5 Q vm Q Q ,xxx :ff iq , K s fag , , 1 Q W gwwmwaaf vi Y' 1 gi Q .qv . 1 5, H, , i 5 ff ..'- Q x ' ,,.-np 4' 'Y'-Y Kin M -im i ,.. 2 ik A Q JW: - 5. A DUNN BETTY MH?-'vin Sumrher School Graduate. f M 1,4 394 DURI-IAM, JACKIE f2l7lCKLEf9 KEN,--7 9 4 J . June Graduate. WH' Tn TH x DUPREE, jo ANN Volleyball Letter, 50g Mixed Chorus, 47, Girls' Chorus, 50. DURST, PAULINE Christian Student Union, 49-50, Office Helper, 48-50. EARLY, BARBARA june Graduate. ERWIN, BOBBY june Graduate. ETHEREDGE, BETTIE Summer School Graduate. ETI-IREDGE, GERALD january Graduate. EvANs, JANET Merit Award, 48-493 Office Helper, 49-50. FAIRBANKS, HARDY Bowling Club, 50g Dispatch Staff, 50, Scholarship Award, 493 National junior Society, 48. FAOUR, KENNETH Football Manager, 50, Basketball Manager, 49-503 Letterman's Club, 49. FENDLEY, MAXINE Christian Student Union, 49. FENNER, ELNORA Bowling Club, 49-51g Archery, 49- 50, Y-Teens, 48-49, Modern Dance Club, 48-51. FIGUEIRA, KATHRYN Library Club, 50-51. FISHER, HELEN june Graduate. FLANNERY, BENNIE january Graduate. FLORES, DORA Baseball Letter, 48, Beauty Culture, 48-51. FOLLMAR, jo ANN Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, Majorette, 49-51, Beauvoir, Organization Editor, 49: Associate Editor, 50-51g Student Directory, 503 Quill and Scroll, 51g Y-Teens, 51. FQLLMAR, ROBERT june Graduate. FOSTER, JACK June Graduate. FOSTER, SUSAN Beauty Culture, 48-51. FRAGA, THOMAS June Graduate. FRANCIS, BERNA LEE Beauty Culture, 49-50. FRANCIS, HUEY Jtme Graduate. FRANKSON, RAYMOND January Graduate. FRAZIER, EARL ROTC, 48-51g First Lieutenant, 50- 513 Fire Lieutenant, 50. FREEMAN, BETTY National Honor Society, 50-51, Christian Student Union, 483 Library Helper, 48. FREUND, FRANCES Bowling Club, 48, Student Council, 483 Office Helper, 48. FUCHS, JIMMIE Library Club, 50. FUENTES, GILBERT Football Team, 48-51, Letterman's Club, 48-50, Basketball Letter, 49. FULLER, MAYES Christian Student Union, 49-503 Scholarship, 48-50, National Honor Society, 50-51g Bowling Club, 49-50. GARDNER, PAUL 'Wulf' 5 Summer School Graduate. ,ZJY10 GARDNER, SHIRLEY M 'l Beauvoir Art Editor, 50-515 Art Scholarship 48-515 Certificate of Honor, 503 Y-Teens, 49-51, Christian Student Union, 50-51. GALLAGHER, NED June Graduate. GANDORA, GRACIE June Graduate. GARc1A, CAROLINE June Graduate. GARCIA, HILDA Y-Teens, Publicity Manager, 48-49: Modern Dance Club, 48-495 Office Helper, 47. GARRETT, BARBARA Booster Club, 509 Girls' Chorus, 50. GARRETT, CLYDE American Legion Club, 48--50, President, 50-51, Student Council, 50- 51, Scholarship, 48. GARRETT, JANIS june Graduate. GIBBS, BILL Booster Club, 503 Office Helper, 50, Shop Superintendent 49. GILLIAM, RAYMOND june Graduate. GLENN, JOY National Honor Society, 50-51, Of- fice Helper, 48-505 Stunt Show, 48-50, Advanced Chorus, 49-51, Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, Captain of Drill, 50- 515 Y-Teens, 50-51. GOODSON, EARL American Legion Club, Treasurer, 49-50, junior Class Favorite, junior Class President, Spring Festival, 49-50. GORE, SUE fnnfmneo June Graduate. GOURAS, MAXINE Y-Teens, 48-513 Christian Student Union, 48-51, President of Y-Teens, 49-505 Student Council, 48-51, May Fete, 505 National Honor Society, 49- 51, Secretary, 50, Beauvoir, Organiza- tion Editor, 50-51, Secretary of Senior Class, 50-515 Scholarship Award, 49, Thespian Club, 50, Tennis letter, 503 Office Helper, 49. GRENN, NORMA june Graduate. GRIFFIN, JOYCE june Graduate. GRIFFIN, MARY Y-Teens, 48-51, Vice President, 49- 50, Secretary, 50-515 Band, 49-515 Advanced Chorus, 50-515 Christian Student Union, 48-49, Basketball Team, 48-51. GRIMES, BERNIECE Forensic Society, 50-51g Senior Play, 50-51. GRIZZAFFI, SAM Distributive Education, 49-50. GROVES, CLYDE june Graduate. GUERRERO, MANUEL June Graduate. GUTTMAN, ESTELLE january Graduate. GUZMAN, CHRISTINA June Graduate. HALE, BARBARA City Volleyball Team, 48, Letter, 48. 48. HANNA, BOBBY Band, 48-51. HARBER, IRIS Letter in Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball, 49. HARDCASTEL, MARY Distributive Education Club, 50. HARLAN, EUNICE Distributive Education Club, 48-50. HARRIS, BARBARA National Honor Society, 49-505 Christian Student Union, 49-50, Pro- gram Chairman, 50g Office Helper, 48- 49. HARRIS, JOYCE June Graduate. HARRIS, LENORA june Graduate. HARPER, JEAN Carlton Cadettes, 48-50, Second Lieutenant, 50-513 Office Helper, 48- 50. HARTMAN, CURTIS ROTC, 48-50. HARVEY, DELORA june Graduate. HAWKINS, MADGLINE june Graduate. HAYNES, BARBARA Swimming Team, 50. HEEFNER, MARGIE january Graduate. HESSEMER, RICHARD City Golf Champion, 50, High School Golf Champion, 505 Booster Club, Vice President, 50-51g B-Team Basketball, 49. HESTILOW, jo MARIE Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, Sergeant, 50- 51. HILI., BARBARA Y-Teens, 49-51g National Honor Society, 49-51, Scholarships, 49-515 Swimming Team. 49. HILLIARD, GLENDA Booster Club, 50. HILSCHER, EVELYN Student Council, 48-50, Secretary, 50, Dispatch, 48-51, News Editor, 49, Assistant Editor, 50, Editor, 50-515 Quill and Scroll, 50-51, Vice President, 505 Scholarship Award, 48-503 Na- tional Honor Society, 50-515 First Place in Interscholastic League Spelling Contest, 49. I-IOEEHINES, NINA Bowling Club, 49-50. HOLMES, JIMMIE ROTC Sergeant, 48-49. HOPPER, BETTY Carlton Cadettes, Sergeant 505 Dis- patch Reporter, 50. HOUSE, JOYCE June Graduate. HOWARD, JEAN lfUN912ll:'O Distributive Education Club, 48-49. HOWARD, SHIRLEY ANN Christian Student Union, Social Chairman, 493 Devotional Chairman, 50. HUGHES, FRANCES Girls' Chorus, 50. HUNT, AUDREY June Graduate. HUNT, JOY Swimming Team, 49. JACOBS, MELBA National Honor Society, 50-51, Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, First Lieuten- ant of Managers, 50-51. JALAMO, ISMAEL January Graduate. JENKINS, FRANKIE Beauty Culture, 48-50. JETT, JAMES American Legion Club, 48-50g National Honor Society, 50, ROTC, 48-50, Sergeant, 495 Scholarship, 495 Bowling Club, 50, Strake Drakes, 48- 50. JOHNSON, DARNELL Christian Student Union, 48-51 National Honor Society, 50-51. JONES, GEORGIA National Honor Society, 49-50 Scholarship, 48-505 Advanced Chorus 50, Y-Teens, 50, Basketball Letter, 47 Hall Monitor, 47. JONES, MARY NELL June Graduate. JOLLY, LEONA June Graduate. KELLEY, JAMES Hi Y, 50-515 Christian Student Union, 50-515 Booster Club, 50-513 Boxing, 48. KELLEY, JERALD B-Band, 48-494 A-Band, 49-51. KIRsI-I, LESLIE June Graduate. KENNEDY, BETTY JANE Christian Student Union, 49, Y- Teens, 493 Stunt Show, 49-50, Library Club, 48-50, Vice President, 50, Stu- dent Council 49g National Honor So- ciety, 50-51, Mixed Chorus, 493503 Girls' Chorus, 50-51, Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, Private First Class, 49-50, Ma- jor, 50-51. KEPNER, TI-IELMA Third place in interscholastic Play, 49-50. KIRK, HARRY January Graduate. KITTMAN, DEAN June Graduate. KLAUS, NELSON June Graduate. KMIEC, EMIL ROTC, 48-51, Major, so-51. KNIGHT, CHARLOTTE Senior Play, 50-51. KOEHL, TOMMY Distributive Education, 50-51. KRUPP, JOAN Office Worker 48-50, Hall Monitor, 49-50, National Honor Society, 50-51, Y-Teens, 50-519 Thespian Society, 50- 515 Forensic Society, Secretary, 50-514 Booster Club, 50-513 Third Place in Tnhn-erlnnlnetir Qnnllinn fnnfnef AO JULIAN, CAROL June Graduate. KALICH, ROBERT June Graduate. KAMENSKY, ELLEN June Graduate. KARRIKER, JERRY Band, 49-50. , . KUTACH, JOE June Graduate. LACARTER, CHARLES Bowling Club, 48-50. LEE, HAzEL Basketball Letter, 50. LEVERETT, PATRICIA Volleyball Letter, 48-50, Manager of Volleyball Team, 49-50. LEWIS, ANN june Graduate. LEWIS, HAROLD Football Team, 48, President of Distributive Education Club, 50. LEWIS, PEGGY JEAN Christian Student Union, 50-51, Clinic Helper, 50. l LICHTENSTEIN, MARION Hall Monitor, 503 Library Club, 503 Y-Teens, 50. LINDSEY, BEVERLY june Graduate. LOAN, PATSY Booster Club, 50-51, Bowling Club, 49. LOGKRIDGE, NANCY Carlton Cadettes, First Lieutenant, 51, Music Festival, 48-51, Drama Club, 49, May Fete, 49: Stunt Show, 49, Office Helper, 50-513 Y-Teens, 50- 51, Advanced Chorus, 48-51, Thespian Society, 49, Treasurer, 50-51. LONG, BARBARA JOAN june Graduate. LOPEZ, JOSEPHINE Christian Student Union, 50, Sec- retary, 509 Student Council, 481 Na- tional Honor Society, 50g Office Help- er, 50. LOPEZ, ROSARIO june Graduate. LORIA, ANNA JEAN Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, First Lieu- tenant, 50-513 Student Council, 50. LUERA, ANGELINA Speech Club, 50-51. ul 5' -,mfs If 1542515 4 My 1 fa Q :LW Kr 1 1 X xx 3+ ., - IS- S 'GH 41 ,r QQ' . W In Q px K we qs. x w.!ifm.Qw. ff' ' ,A ,eff ig: HQ., If J, W, S, my m M15 L 1, .!:v.,7,Nl. '17 fm , fix? Q 5 f W , , Q Y X ...,. ,. ,, Q .WM K .a. Q .. ,W t i X , ,wwf I i s M iii e 1-my , 10 Zi, , 'Tray' . 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NICKS, MARY ANN June Graduate. NYBERG, BOB Band, 48-51, Sophomore Favorite, 48-49g Bowling Club President, 49 503 junior Representative, 49-50 Swimming Team, 49-51, Basketball 50-51, Letterman's Club, 50.515 Wood shop Superintendent, 49-50. OEDING, GENE Band, 48-51g Vice President, 50-51 Senior Personality, 50. ORTIZ, GLORIA Summer School Graduate. 1 w OWEN, HAROLD January Graduate. PARKER, JOHN Summer School Graduate. PARKER, MOLLIE JOE june Graduate. PARSONS, DON january Graduate. PARTAIN, EUGENE Summer School Graduate. PAYNE, BOBBIE SUE B-Band, 49: Band 49-505 Mixed Chorus, 503 Girls' Chorus, 50. PEARCE, TOMMY Baseball, 49-50, All City, 50, All State, 50. PERRY, BARBARA. june Graduate. Pl-IELPS, MARY Carlton Cadettes, 48-49, Band, 49- 50, Maiorette, 50-51, Dispatch Staff, 49-51. PHILLIPS, ANN Volleyball Letter, 49, Thespian Club, 50, National Honor Society, 50- 51, Student Council, 48. PHILLIPS, MARIAN Student Council, 48-49, Office Helper, 50-51, National Honor SO- ciety, 50-51, Advanced Chorus, 50-51, Scholarship Award, 49, Y-Teens, 50- 51, Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, First Lieutenant, 50-51. PINA, MARIO Second Place in Mechanical Drawing Contest, 50. POULAND, LILLIE MAE Carlton Cadettes, 48-50. PRATORIUS, BARBARA June Graduate. PRATT, JOHNNY january Graduate. QUINN, ALMA JEAN Baseball Letter, 50, Christian Stu- dent Union, 50-51. RACHAC, FRANK Runner up for Junior Favorite. RANSOM, VIOLET Basketball Letter, 48, Library Club, 49-51, Modern Dance Club, 50, Tennis Team, 49-51. REASONER, MARTHA Cadettes, 48, Band, 49-51, Majorette, 50-513 Girls' Chorus, 49-51, Y-Teens, 50-51. REIss, IRENE June Graduate RENKEN, JULIAN june Graduate RHODES, jo NELL Office Helper, 49-50, Baseball Let- ter, 49, Volleyball Team, Captain, 505 National Honor Society, 50-51, Student fnnnril if1.i1' Qrlnnlarclnin AR.i1 RICE, BILLY Football Letterman, 48-49, Beauvoir Staff 50-51, Forensic Society, 50-51, Dispatch, 50-51. RICE, CAROLINE Captain of Softball Team, 48-49, Letter, 48-49, Basketball Letter, 48, Volleyball Team, 48-50, Letter, 48-51, Thespian Club, 50-51. RICHARD, MILDRED Student Council, 48, Homeroom President, 48. RILEY, HOMER Orchestra, 48-49, Fire Lieutenant, 48-51, Hall Monitor, 50-51, National Honor Society, 50-51, Student Council, 50-51, Bowling Club, 50-51, Christian Student Union, 50-51. RILEY, NEBDA Girls' Chorus, 49-51, Music Festival, 49, Baseball Letter, 50. RILEY, WAYNE june Graduate. RIVERS, BOBBY JEAN Y-Teens, 48, Rifle Team, 48, Captain of Volleyball, Baseball, and Basketball Team, junior Favorite, 49-50, Vice President, 50. RIVERS, RUBY Modern Dance Club, 49. ROACEI, CARL Hall Monitor, 50, Christian Student Union, 50, Thespian Society, 50, Mixed Chorus, 50. ROBERTSON, MONA Hall Monitor, 49-50, Stunt Show, 49, Carlton Cadettes, 49-50, Senior Play, 50-51, Library Club, Vice President, 50-51. ROBINSON, JAMES june Graduate. ROCKA, ELLA FAYE National Honor Society, 50-51, Christian Student Union, 50-51, Schol- arship, 48-50, KP Club, 48-51. RODRIGUEZ, BEATRICE january Graduate. RODRIGUEZ, CHARLIE june Graduate. RODRIGUEZ, JULIO ROTC, Sergeant, 48-49, City Drill Team, 48. RODRIGUEZ, MANUEL june Graduate. RODRIGUEZ, NEMESIA Summer School Graduate. RODRIGUEZ, RODRIGO Boxing, 48-49, ROTC, 48-51, City Drill Team, 49-50, Sergeant, 50-51. ROGERS, KAY January Graduate. ROMERO, RUDOLPI-I Summer School Graduate. RUCKTASHEL, MARION june Graduate. RUDDICK, HATTIE Band, 49-51, Secretary-Treasurer, 50- 513 Christian Student Union, 49-503 Advance Chorus, 49--50. RUNNELS, AUDRA june Graduate. RYAN, MARY LYNN june Graduate. SANDEL, ALICE National Honor Society, 50-513 Bad- minton Letter, 49-50g Office Helper, 48-49, Hall Monitor, 49, Bowling Club, 50. SANDEL, DARLENE Booster Club, 50-51, Hall Monitor, 50-513 Christian Student Union, 50-51. SANDERS, JOY Thespian Club, 50-515 Office Helper, 50. SAN MARTIN, MARIE Basketball Letter, 503 Hall Monitor, 50-51, Student Council, 49-50g Modern Dance Club, 505 Shorthand Accuracy Pen, 50. SAWYER, DAVID Summer School Graduate. SCHERRY, HAZEI. Summer School Graduate. SCI-IEXNAYDRE, GERRY January Graduate. SCI-IIvIID, JOHN ROTC, 49-51, Lieutenant, 50-51. SCHNEIDER, BILLY june Graduate. SCI-IULTZ, ELLEN Y-Teens, 50-515 Bowling Club, 50-51. SCHVERAK, GWILDA Music Festival, 48, Y-Teens, 48-503 American Legion Club, 48-505 National Honor Society, 49-50, Office Helper, 49, Library Helper, 48. SCROGIN, XVI-IITMAL Spring Festival, 483 Modern Dance Club, 493 Booster Club, 503 Stunt Show, 493 junior Personality, 493 Music Fes- tival, 48-50. ,LF x in Q 1 Y EF se H Q L 'Vim Q, mf wx 1 mm -sn x QE as Q 1 S , wi I3 -4,4 lax ws. Fw b e fm 4 ZKX 'fi , W 3 2 M5254 S 3 3 .7 Y F 51 x . SOWDERS, DONAL B-Team Football, 48-495 State One- Act Play, 505 Thespian Club, President5 Sports Personality, 49-50. SPENCER, AUDREY Shorthand Certificate. 50. SPENCER, JEANNE Student Council, 48-505 Shorthand Certificate, 50. STEVENSON, SUE Girls' Chorus, 49-505 Booster Club, 50. STOCKMAN, BETTY LOU Y-Teens. 50. STONE, DOROTHY Student Council, 485 Drama Club, 485 Stunt Show, 495 Office Helper, 49- 505 May Fete Representative, 49-505 Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, Majorette, 505 Student Directory, Editor, 51. STRUNK, CECIL Forensic Society, 50-51. SUMMERS, JOE june Graduate. SWAN, SARAH Forensic Society, 50-515 Office Helper, 48-495 Beauvoir staff, Typist, 50-515 Carlton Cadettes, 48-51, Private First Class, 49-50, Second Lieutenant 50-515 Christian Student Union, 485 Scholarship, 50. TAYLOR, JACK Sophomore Favorite, 485 Track Team, 485 Football Team, 48-495 Hi- Y Club, 505 KP Club, 50. TAYLOR, MARIAN Library Club, 485 Rifle Team, 505 National Honor Society, 50-515 Chris- tian Student Union, 50. TEMPLE, BARBARA Advanced Chorus, 50-515 Girls' Chorus, 49-505 Junior Achievements, Secretary, 48-49. THIELEN, JUANITA Band, 48-515 Letter in Basketball and Softball, 48-495 Thespian Club, 50- 515 Dispatch, Advertising Manager, 49- 505 Y-Teens, 48-50. THOMAS, GUY HiY, 49-51. THOMAS, LOY Volleyball Letter, 49-505 Baseball Letter, 485 Y-Teens, 495 Christian Student Union, 505 Hall Monitor, 505 Art Scholarship, 48. THOMAs, MARIE Volleyball Team, All City, 49. 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Staff members test the new Student Directory Senior members of the Beauvoir staff work to for accuracy. meet deadlines. SENIORS 2 1' ,hs 'G Can this be real? A typical scene in the chemistry class. Civics can be fun too! ..:wwJi Flowers are p r e s e n t e d to Football Queen V a l cl a Thompson by Billy Conner. Bennie flw Bookworm-Publicity for the Library. Uh! uh! boys-not during football practice. Senior Majorettes are jo Ann Brum- Icy, Dorothy Stone, and jo Ann Follmar. These are the girls who give the orders in the Carlton Cadettes. A ,V , P ' i 13-M 2 1 if X M b y V I bw... M + ww ' iif, JP W I-.r iis 1 sf is f ', : -. 'H .. , Y' 1 V. k azw ' . ,F ww ' U.. , - ' A ' .1 'K -A i - ' D -iw H I ' , 4' . if lg' fi. if e P X fb N .Where there's Josephine-there's Earl. jo Ann Dee gives Mimi Anderson that last minute touch before departing for the Senior Prom. fThe girls made their own dresses in the Home Economics c1ass.j . These seven lovely girls are runners-up for Cadette Sweetheart. At last! Commencement exercises. .Carolyn receives that well-earned di- ploma from Mr. Mills. BEST ALL AROUND Maxine G oaraf jerry William! SENIOF MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Marlene Cook Billy Conner ,a DERSGNALITIES MOST TALANTED Mary Lou Bifhop Morrif Williamf FRENDLIEST Maxine C remlmw Maya! Fuller BEST DRESSED Nancy Lockridge Iolan Collin! FLIRTS SENIO Glenda Hilliard Donald Anderson 5 PERSONALITIES DCPIEST Darlene Turner C leras Wizzge , .. y mix SN Q W X . f. 3 1 V- 'swim 4 i .. W fm 1: r A , . Nxt: 1 e e e e X a age : -f MZ? 1' NN W9 1 : jg ' . eff T S i'1a11 V1 5 MM T-? 1 J J' A Q X , MOST BASHFUL Betly Freeman Tommy Pearse OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Kent Acord Vive Preriderzt Charles McClain Sefretary Front Row Barbara Wood Treaiurer O. D. Browning Prefident JUNIORS Vi' ff LM' I .Q .gal Num.,-4 .p..,Mw QAB FM vw 3' Aalund, Carl Alcalde, Juanita Allen, Diiinc Anderson, jilcqucline Atkins, Annie Baker, Mary Acord, Kent Alexander, Arlene Ambriz, Lillian Angelo, A. VV, Attuvviiy, Donald Baker, Mildred Acostu, Twdosti Alldrcdgc, Wi1ltc'r Amcrinc, Delwyn Arias, Emma Attra, Robert Baker. XX'i1rrcn ap...- Aquiltir, Adclgi Alba, Rafael Alles, Harold Allcc, Willitirli Amyx, Mitkcy Anderson, Frzmkli Armstrong, Lyndull Arnold, jaunicc Aust, Alum- Bailey, Gene Barker, Frances Barrier, Kenneth Bozant, Barbara Bracht, Joyce Brady, Bethel Brasscaux, Barlmr.i Breithaupt, Shirley Brcnain. Tlioiims Brcne-man, La Dosl-ra Briones, jesse Brockman, Shirley Brown, Bonnie Brown. Patricia Browning, O. D. Bullock, Elizabeth Bullock, Wiflrlimn Burdcaux, joan JUNIORS Barron. Rose Bartee, J. D. Bell, Alford Benjamin, ,Io Ann Beshcer, james Bigelow, Nancy Black, Alice Faye Black, Rose Marie Blucklwurn, Billie .Iune Blankinship, Nelda Blevins, Josephine Boencmim, lvlzirguet Boggess, Put Boggcss, Robert Bonileaen, Norm.in Ne if if 4- 4 JUNIORS Burden, Freeman Burford, Everett Burmaster, jean Byers, Barbara Cantu, joe Carlton, Gloria Carney, Sadie Castillo, Raymond Castillo, Richard Cazares, Richard Chambers, Chapman. Chappell, Chatelain, Chatelain, Helen Kayren jeanette Charlene Mary Ellen X X 'G Cheatham, Marfia Chiapettta, Doris Christensen, james Chumley, Margie Cirillo, Fred Clayton, Harold Coats, joan Cockrell, jimmy Cdle, Bonnie Colquest, Cecilia Conn, XY'endell Cook, Evelyn Cooper, Dorothy Cooper, Doyle Cornelius, La Verna Cornctt, Billie jean Cours, Dane Covington, johnny Cox, Billy Crona, Gregory Crossland, Mary Crowdus, Carole Crowson, Earlene Cryer, jo Ann Cupp, Annie Ruth Daniels, Donald Darrow, Clarence Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Davis Davis. Davis, Deang Barbara Bryan Eddie JOY Lloyd bfurl Ruby Phillip De Laney, jerry Ann Dc Loon, Mary Dendy, Dorothy Dennison, Zed Dortch, Tommy Doyal, Barbara Du Bois, Dorothy Duncan, William Dunn, Doris Eason. Betty jo Edmenson, Williani Edmonds, Betty Ehrardt, Loraine Elliot, -lack Emmet, Margaret Eng, Virgie Evans, Emmett Fair, Lova Fare, Erline Farmer, Mary Lou Faubion, Taragabee Faulkner, Patricia Fenn, Willard Fernandez, Virginia Ferrill, Doris Fisher, Helen Flick, ,Iordell Flores, Alfred Flores, Richard Fowler, Enla Freeman, J. C. Fruia, Frank FuChS, Glenn Fuentes, Carmen Galindo, Anthony Gallagher, Pat Gallatin, Lou Ann Gardner, S. D. Garza, Irene Gaydosik, Beverly Q -r' as rl Tl -ay Gaizzziway, I,orii1nc Glcgliorn, Villrc Urban, Tlioiniis Grounds, Franklin Hallvcrt, Tommic Hammond, Ken Circ, Mrimic Goff, W.ly'HC Grn-cr, Norman CiLlll7Cl'fL'Llll, lim Hall, lictty' Hanson, Bonnie !'q,r GL-orgc, -lcrry Goodwin, Louise Gregory, Bzirlmru Gullcy, llolin Hiimlvlcn, Calvin Hauling, Dorothy Gibbs, Barbara Goree, Bette Griffin, Def: Guzman, Erlinda Hamilton, Virginia Hurmicr, Frank Gilpin, Dcnsel Grant, Wayne Groce, Lucy , Haircll, Pat Hammers, Thcrrcse Harrison, Donna JUNIORS JUNIORS :GT Harvey, Gayle Hebert, Mariorie Hensley, Marion Hill, Louis Hopkins, Churlynn Hughes, Lauvenia ani i Hasset, jack Haywood, Una Mae Hazleton, Don Hearn, B. L. Henderson, Gene Hengst, jane Henley, Pansy Hensarling, -Io Ann Hernandez, Mary Esther Hernandez, Ezequiel Hernandez, Mary Hibbard, Johnnie Hiltgn, Clara Hodges, Martha Hodnett, Winnie' Holce, Elizabeth Houston, Victor Howell, Betty Nell Hudson, Mildred Huebotter, Willian Hum, Sandra Hyden, Odell Jackson, Betty jackson, Nan 'if V Kirk, Hzwcl Kirsch, Harry Knight, Helen Kmlnmzi, Mutsul-in Kolgijn, lic-tty Ann Krohn, Earl Kuhalu, Dnrmhy Kiihcczlcu, Patricia Lrmkc, Dorothy I.1iClccy, Clytlt- L.1ird, Curl Lamonte, Clmrlt-5 I,:1nc.1Stcr, Glenda l.:lmlOS, Bob Ininglimis, Darrell JUNIORS james, Doris Janes, Shirley johnson, Joyce johnson, Myrtle Johnson, Ralph johnson, Rxiymoml vlolly, I.con.1 klolly, M'. D. ,lone-Q, Nelda lousnn, Rosa Marie Kziincr, Emil Kato, Marilyn Kell, Ptitritigi Kimes, Annie King, Betty Lois +f -S' 'rmllrf NM JUNIORS Lanham, Lula Larimore, Ivlary Lassiter, Virginia Latson, Charles Lee, Belva Leonard, Lynila Lightfoot, Rodney Lishony, Margo Lively, Geraliline Logan, Tommy Long, VV. C. Lopez, jose Love, Stephen Lowry, Johnnie Loyil, Lula Q-fir Luce, Donald Luke, Robert McClain, Charles MtCorquodale, Marloric McElroy, Clifford Mfhlvea, Delhert MKKL-chan, Betty Miliittriclc, Tom lVlt'lNlilli.ln, ,login MtVey, Lonncll Maignaud, Paulette Mann Mann Mann. Mann Frank Frcitla Kcrmeth Wfaync JUNIGRS Biff .,-1, W? i is .wfszzvl Manuel, Carroll Marks, Tom Marquart, Daniel Marsh, John Martin, Aubrey Martin, Barbara Martin Bill Martin Bob Martin Masala Tommy Betty joe Matthews, Donella Matthews, Marilyn Mayes, Austin Meeker, Jack Mena, Eva Meraz, Raymond Middleton, Beverly Middleton, Darrell Mills, jean Miranda. Esther Montamat, Donald Montebone, Anthony Montgomery, Mary CIIVIL Montgomery, Ruby Moore, jimmy Moreno, Gloria Morones, Louis Morrison, Ray Mouer, Roy Mullinax, Carl Mullins, Doris Nelson, Audrey Nichols, Betty Nockolds, Kathryn Noland, Billy Norris, Bobby Norton, Mary Catherine Norris, Mildred Novasad, Dolores O'Conner, Johnnie O'Quinn, Bob Orta, Mary Ortiz, Gloria Osman, Ladelle Owens, Vivian Packer, Becky Pair, ,Iimmy Palacios, Mary Alice Parsons, Mary Ellen Pavalock, Dorothy Peoples, Loise Perkins, Rodney Pettit, Ralph Phillips, Billy Plummer, Lou Ann Pongratz, Patsy Powell, Peggy Power, Douglas Presswood, Marlene Prestwood, Betty Price, Barbara Quinn, Kenneth Ramirez, Cecelia Reid, Mary Riddle, Eugene Roberts, George Pritchett, Shirley Raby, Mary Ramerez, Delfina Rich, Douglas Riley, Bett Robertson, Rrry Pyle, Betty Raif, Leonard Raspberry, john Rich, Mrytie Robbins, Edwin Robinson, Annette Pyle, Leonard Raiford, Truman Redmon, Jerald Richard, Stanley Robbins, Nellwyn Robinson, john Quesada, Santiago Rains, Anne Reeves, Roy Richey, Glenna Faye Roberts, Barbara Robinson, Marjorie JUNIORS JUNIORS Rogers, Sue Roush, Valerie Russell, Charlie Ryan, Flo Sample, Ronald Sanchez, Richard Sawyer, Lester Sawyer, Lois Starborough, Myrtle Scherry, Hazel Schindler, Marvin Sthultz, Kenneth Sharp, Floyd Shoemaker, Wanda Sikes, Tony Sinqynfyng, 14,,VQfm- Singlctary, Ralph Smith, Barbara Smith, Betty Ann Snqiflq. Bgnnig Smith, ,Ioan Smith, Oveta Smith, Shirley Synithy Barry Samford, jimmy Stanlunf Beverly Sciffcrt. ML-Ibn Simpson, Clara Smith, Ima I.ce Snowdvn, ,Io Cclem' Tauhe, Albert Taylor, Richartl Taylor, Roy Taylor, Wfilma Terrell, Carolyn Tharp, Almeplrine Thielen, Etlwartl Thomas, Billy Thomas, 'In Ann Tlmmpsnn, Joseph Thompson, Valtla Thorton, XVaync Tickner, Clarence Trent, Charlotte Trife, Maxine Tripp, Loyd Turhush, Rosemarie Turnage, Mignon f Q. K' ,-, ar- .IUNIORS Snyder, Barton Southers, Richard Sparks, Peggy Sperzmdio, Brice Spivey, Marianne Staner, Madeline Stehlik, ItaSca Stephenson, Ann Stephenson, Nita Rae Stokes, Jeannette Stoncipher, Marilyn Storemski, XX'ilhert Stovall, Barham Sulak, Etlvvard Summers, Joyce Symasek, Freitla Taake, Arthie Tafelslci, Bennie I 1 I v S I D m li JUNIORS Turner, Larry Tutor, Mitchell Vasquez, Larry Villareal, Emily Waldrop, james Walker, Mollie Ann Wallace, Roy Walling, Libbie Mae Walshak, Forrest Ward, Nelwyn Ward, Sylvia Ward, Virginia Watkins, Billy Watrous, Thela Webster, Margaret Wells, Effie Wells, Joyce Weir, Ward V N' f .I Y , 2 N, , 1 ,Mp 5, ' 5 wif rl f , if ek Es Mn. Whitten, Gene Wiggins, La Rue Wiggins, William Wilkerson, Louise Williams, joy Williams, Kenneth Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Blanche Wilson, Delaware Wise, Rita Witclier, jo Ann Woodard, Maydell Wood, Barbara Woods, Robert Wright, David Yawn, Buford Yeager, Billie jean OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Bobby Collier Nacho Rodriguez Vice Prefident PreJia'ent Bruce Harper David Scott Secretary Treamrer .t t Q Abbey, Alite, Aguirre, Minerva Albritton, Doyle Anderson, Everett Arnold, jackie Atchison, Carmeletta Auree, jeanette Ainsworth, Earnest Alford, Bonita Anderson, Virginia Arnold, T. C. Badrow, Annette I f i 1 7 M, ,, Adams, janellc Ainsworth, Frankie Alford, Marilyn Angelo, Harvey Artall, Ronald Bailey, Barbara Adams, Roy Alhretlit, Herbert Allee, Sammie Arias, Elizaluetli Artiaga, Pete Baldridgc, Martha Aguilar, Manuel Allvriglit, Lavonia Alvarez, Argentina Armstrong, Mauriu Ashley, james Baldwin, Williaiii SOPHOMORES Banks, Cynthia Barqlay, Barbara Bardwell, Barbara Barfield, Dwight Barr, Barbara Burr, Thera Nell Barry, Lynlee Barta, George Bashinski, Casmar Basset, Glenn Baugh, Douglas Bnughmzin, Dennis Baxter, Ed Allen Baxter, Norma Baylor, Roland 4 if ,id Fri f,4 l X 4 Barth, Mary Galle Beuulles, Billy Beal, jackson Beasley, Clam Beasley, Ruie Beasley, Shirley Ann Beasley, Tommy Bell, Willirlrn Bernal, Arthur Bevill, Virginia Bintord. Emily Bishop, Beverly Bishop, Milton Black, Steve Blair, Joyce '-405 ..... Q ,. Box, Carl Box, Margaret Bozeman, james Bradford, Earl Bradshaw, Dorothy Branain, Patricia Brannon, john Bridges, Doris Bridges, Ida Bridges, james Brock, Jeanette Brockman, Syble Brooks, Betty Brooks, Effie Brown, Betty Rae SCPHOMORES Blanc, jo Ann Blankenship, Bobby Blount, Margaret Blue, Mary Virginia Boeneman, Jeannine Boggess, Charles Bogs, Richard Bohack, Irene Bohannon, Harold Bolton, Peggy Bonano, Lois Bounds, Frances Bounds, Merlene Bowie, Sallie Bowley, Delores Broyles, Cecil Brumley, Barbara Brummerhop, Barbara Bruner, Anna Louise Bruner, jack Bruno, Wayne Bryant, Evelyn Bryant, Norma Bryuwski, Mary Nell Buckner, jzicqueline Burleson, Lucile Burns, jerry Busch, Evelyn Byers, Robert Byrne, Juanita Calderon, Helen Caldwell, Shirley Calhoun, joyne Calhoun, Shirley Campbell, Bruce Cunifio. joseph Czmion, Daniel Cantu, Norma Cnrrlenns, Alice Cardenas, Esperanza Carlson, Dennis Carnes, Barney Carter, Frank Carter, Wanda Carver, Sherry Curncr, Solon Curwile, Billie Rae Casiires, joe Casey, Shirley Cash, Russel Casillas, Minerva Castillo, Edward Castillo, Vivian Cathay, johnnie Ccrraito, Douglas Clmmburs, Mildred Chzmncll, Sully Chappell, Gregory Clmstun, james Chavez, Delores Chilrlcrs, Herman Childress, Conrad Chesum, Barham Christoffel, Myra Christopher, james Churm, Billy Clark, Melville Clay, Billy Clay, .loya- Clayton, Diivirl Colm, Dorothy Colhurri, Vilil.i Coker, Bobby Clcmcnt, jimmy Clam, Pcggy Iollier, Billy Iooper, Claudia orliss. Rose lNIarie Iorralcs, Catherine Irzmford, Larry Qurling, XX'adc i Collier, Bobby Cooper, Gloria Cornett, Alfrctl Cours, Carolyn Crawford, vluanenc Curry, Ronnie Vqni Contreras, Nick Cook, -Ion Cooper, -Io Belle Cooper, joyte Cornctt, Perry Coronado, Leonora Cowart, Wesley Cowelen, Lee Ray Crawford, Warnell Creel, Norma Curtis, Gortlon Curtner, Tim Cook, Raymond Corliss, Laverne Corpus, jesse Cox, Ester Cunningham, Donald Dacy, Roland -.nf qw Y E' A 1 A , Daniels. Lee Dannelly, George Davis, Edward Davis, Irma De la Cruz, Manuel Delano, Richard De XX'olf, jackie Dial, Melvin Dowling, Mary Ellen Dubois. Boyce Ellington, Addie Mae Ellis, ,lwlm 'Er Davis, Ann Clare Davis, joan De Leon, Albert Dillard, Russell Dunn, Marilyn Emerson, Juanita 'WW' ,J i Davis, Donna Davis, Sammy Deming, Doris Droze, Eddie Elkins, Geraldine Enterkin, Donald N, vw! ,ay Davis, Dorothy Dean, Jeannine Dever, Lester Dodson, Lillian Elkins, Lora Ma Epps, Ernest I SOPHOMORES Ertzenger, Gordon Estrada, Sistos Evans, Barbara Evard, Hubert Fake, Dorothy Fain, Billy Fazende, Nadine Fernandez, Sophie Feyrea, Floyd Figueora, Roger Figueroa, Salvador Fisher, 'Io Dzile Fleming. Andrew Fleming, Eugene Flick, Jimmy In if g 'V ' 9 'f il li lyk' 'Ev NN 'divx'- Tj sv of-1 we leaf J ,xq it ' Flores, Ent-dc-lint Flores, Kenneth Flores, Valentine Floyd, Ray Fore, Betty Foster, Patricia Franco, Dorn Franklin, Archie Franklin, Mildred Frazier, Dorothy Freeman, -Io Ella Frcrichs, blames Fritsch, Charlotte Fry, john Futch, Allwin 1 tj V v ,g, I z gn Q G tl, W 'T ir' K ' 1'k 3 Xfs six. x . ' Gilbert, Norma -lean Gill, Louise Gilliam, Alice Gintlratt, Maurine Gurney, Roland Gunner, Stella Gunyales, Bella Gonzales, Elvira Gonzales, Gloria Gtmmlt-s, Louis Gonzales, Margaret Guutlsnn, Merle Ray Gurdinn, Mary Goutlcau, -Ieanctte Grady, Harry SOPHOMORES Gadtlis, wimai Jr in Garcia, Delores Garria, Elmo Garcia, Esperanza Garcia, janie Garda, Thomas Garrett, Alberta Garza, George Gates, Carolyn Gertles, George Gervais, Robert Gibbs, Peggy jean Gibler, Tlazal Gibson, Shirley Giclvel, Ruby 3 WY .V n Q i, Graves, Areeda Gray, Barbara Greene, Homer Greene, Peggy Sue Greer, Ellie Faye Gregory, Hazel Gregory, jim Gregory, Mary Griggs, Mary Grimes, Donald Grissom, Truman Groee, Rudy Guerreu, Antonio Gunnels, Norma Gutierrez, Mary Haines, Freddy Haisler, Doris Haisler, Laverne Hall, Naurine Hall, Retha Hallmark, Perry Hammel, Elmer Hammer, james Hanks, Betty Hardt, Jacqueline Hardy, J. D. Hargrove, Milton Harlow, Harvey Harman, Laverne Harper, Bruce Harper, Karl Harred, jo Lynn Harris, Charles Harris, Julia Harris. Latrelle Harris, Robert Harrison, Lois Harrison, Pauline Harrison, Patsy Harryman, Elsie Jean Hartsfield, Mark Hayes, Eugene Haynes, Eloise Haynes, George Heaton, Shirley Hefley, Delores Heil, Jerry Heinatz, Alyce Heitmann, Peggy Helms, Lyndall Hendrickson, Leon Hendrix, Leon Hendrix, Robert Hengst, Virgil Hensarling, Vera jean Hensley, Sue Hernandez, Angela Hernandez, Lucy Hernandez, Richard Herndon, Audrey Faye SOPHOMORES f- K 1 3 7 ..- 'mi ir l lzrff r rf' Hcrrin, Charles Hihlcr, -loycc Hinklc, Kcnncth Honcycutt, Wfeslcy Howslcy, Doris Irwin, David Hcrring. Margie Hiclalgo, Socorro Hogan. Erlclcan Hoocl, joycc Hughes, Barbara Jacksons, Norma Herrc-ra, Elicla Higgins, Alma llolclcn, Cecil Hoot, Franklin Hutchins, Dennis jackson, Paul Hester, ,Iamcs Hill, Annic Blau Holland, ljohhy Hopkins, james Hutto, 'loycc hlackson, Wiinclix 1 f ff X 3 -,-A Hihluaril, Bil Hilton, Lcc- Hollaml, WG Howe, Lou i Inman, Vern Jacobs, Ones X 1 , x , I J JYJV' W ,K K, if X james, Barbara johnsun, Cliarlus jones, Harvcy jones, vUllll1lII1 jurrics, R. j. Kilppcr, Barbara jamcs, Cliarlcnc jnlinwn, Martha Ann j nm-5, jc-an jorclun, Louise Kaliuli, Billie juan Kimbricl, Barham jcnnings, joyrc julinxun, Richard joncs, Laurcm- juarez, Richard Kccling, Franklin Kimcs, Annie- Pearl loluc, j immy jones, Claudette joncs, Leroy julian, Frances Kcncdy, james King, Billy johns, Daviil jones, Georgia jones, Tummy jupin, Almerla Kessler, Nelda King, Elmer SOPHOMORES King. Glendale Kittenger, Eugene Klehler, Max Knight, Katie Mae Knapp, Shirley Knott, jonnie Koehl, Ci j, Kotsios, Katherine Koy. Roy Kuehn, Karl Kutach, Wilhert Lacy, Beverly Lambert, Lamarr Lancaster, Charles Landreneau, jerry 'Q-,gf Landrum, Luuis Lane, Wzllter Langlinais, Norma LaRue, Virlene Latham, james Latson, Galia Lauhnff, Herman Lauhoff, Wiiyne L3lLllL'I', Helen Lawson, Beverly Lawson, Carl -A Lee, Billy Leithoff, Laverne Leon, Eunafaye Levamlowski, john -, . Loper, Pat Loria, Tony Lott, David Lowe, Charles Lowry, Kevin Lozano, Betty Lucus, Elizabeth Lum, Herbert Lunsford, Mary Lusk, Doris Luther, Billy Lyles. Sammy Lynuh, -Iames Lynn, Glatlys Lynn, Shirley SOPHOMGRE' Le Vrier, Elleen Lewis, Bertha Lewis, Bobby Lewis, Edwyna Sue Lewis, Patsy Lilley, June Lindsey, Melvadene Linney, Gloria Linton, Georgie Linton, Lloyd Little, Glynn Lizcano, Jacinto Loehr, Ralph Logan, Kenneth Lonsford, Marion N X s S 2 1 H W, yu Qi McBride, Elaine McCarley, Eugene McClain, Ellen Ruth McClure, Daisy McCormick, A. W. McCracken, Dovie McDonald, Bettye McDonald. Patsy Mcllvain, Mernie McKinley, Jerry McMahan, Eldon McMullen, Albert McMullen, joAnn McNeel, Sue McWhorter, Lillie Dell Mabry, Marie Mann, Carolyn Manuel, David Markey, Marsh, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martinez Martinez Martinez Matteson, Matthew, Clarence Maxine Aubrey Hazel Kenneth Norma jean Adolf Dolores Roy Don Roy Matthews. -loyce May. Betty jean Mayfield. Patsy Medina, Robert Meguire. Garry Mena, Virginia Mendoza, Josephine Mendoza, Rebecca Mercado, Joyce Messer, Robert Meyers, George Michalak. Mary Miller, Gloria Niiller, johnny Mirelez, Blanchie Mollard, Anne Monalcino, Sam Monteau, Barbara Montgomery, Shirley Moore Elmore lvfoore Moran, v Frances jack Mona Vlfalter Moreland, H. B. Moreland, Lamar Morley, Randolph Morgan, Donald Morgan, Maudie Morgan, Sue Morris, Marshall Moseley. Edwin Moss, james Mouton, james Muckleroy, Barbara Murdock, Dorothy Murphy, Bruce Murphy, Lois Murphy, Pat Murski, Clement Myers, Danny Neeley, Paul Neeley, Roy Nelson, Gary Nettles, Barbara Niemeyer, Eugene Nieto, Alfred Nix, Pamela O'l5rien, Donald O'Conner, Frank Odem, Dellman Odom, Laura Oldham. june Oliver, Betty O'Quinn, Rona Lee Otoupal, Mary jane :f m L ya M T .,c' ?5' .f Qs- Gas Q ma' gm 5 3 Q.-f Q VM! 'J - v .fQ.N- Sanders, jo Ann Sappington, Hattie Saye, james Scallun, Emile Suambmy, Rosalie Scanlin, Angela Searburutigli, Patsy Sehisser, Tony Schroder, Ellen Schultz, Fmnkic Schvemk, Bobby Scott, David Scrugin, Dolores SL-ihel, Shirley Seifert, Anna Marie Senn, Wiintlzi Sheffield. Harold Shelton, Shirley Show, Billie Shields, -luck Shoemaker, jerry Sikes, Marvin Silva, Francis Sims, Carl Sims. Harold Sims, Lewis Sims, Opal Skillern, Bobby Slaughter, David Slaughter, Mary Smith Smith. Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith Smith Smith Adtlallee Arline Betty Ann Bennie Betty jane liohhy Corn Hurry Hurry Lama' Leta Faye ,jp r .- :Q SOPHOMORES Smith Patsy Smith Ruiford Smith, Roy Smith, Robert Smith Sum Smith XXf.1yne Smoot, Sue Solis, Margaret Solis, Pedro Solario, Mike Soska, Carl Satolongu, Lina Southers, Ruby Sparks, Nelda Spiller, Gene Spivey, Dan Spraberry, Carroll Springfield, Doyle Spurger, jimmy Stanley, Mary Stark, Fernell Starns, Glenda Steed, Nancy Stevens, Larry Stephens, Steve Stewart, Marlene Stewart, Patricia Stuart, Robert Stockton, jimmy Story, Charlene Sullivan, Byron Sustuita, Guadalupe Swanzy, Vera Talbert, David Taras, Peter Taube, Ruth Ann Taylor, Betty Sue Taylor, Earlene Taylor, J. L. Terrell, Sydonia Terry, Herschel Tharp, Billy 'fav if ,-' 'Hg fi. 'P -305- -3? A Watrous, Desta Watrous, Mary Webb, Lowell Webb, Paul Vfebster, George Wfeeks, Marvin Wfheeler, Barbara Whitcher, Arthur Witcher, jo Ann White, James White, Nina White, Tommy Wfhitty, Marion Wiggins, Shirley Xwiggins, Shirley Wilcox, Sandra Wilkerson, Laura Wilkerson, Lucile Willa1i'd, Caroline W'illiams, Billy jack Nwilliams, Charles Wfilliamson, Donald Williams, Howard Williforcl, Truman Willslmusen, Bill Weisenbaker, Glynn Wishard, J. E. Wilson, james Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Mary Louise Wortham, Shirley XX'yatt, Larry Yates, Jimmy Young, Stafford X gt-'W .Q A 3' Wetz, Iulias Whitten, Pats Wilkins, Vern Willis, Glend Wisher, Patsy Zermeno, Delt ii' i t l t First Row XX'illiams, Nancy Walker, David McCoy, Lois jean Moore. Betty Amt, Betty Dominy, Elizabeth Nieto. Maria Pair, Bonnie Prestwood, Barbara Second Row Lewis, Bertha Garrison, Lloyd Tiedt, Stanley McCann, Stacy Mozga, Evelyn Biggs, Maxine Landrum, Betty Heffernan, jocly Mr. Withey Third Row Polniclr, Walter Wright, jon Schulin, Warren Roberts, Bill Wood, Terry Landrum, Donald Carmichael, Ray Green. jack Fourth Row Mobley, Virgil Pearson, Charles Hawington, jesse Manicom, Ronnie Alston. Walter Owens. Perry Raif, Kenneth Miles, Phillip Payne, jack LOW SOPHOMORES First Row Loyd, Patsy Davis, Annette Eisenhuth, Patricia Medina, Hortense Hernandez, Andrea Dendy, Mary Ann Dick, Doris Dillard, Helen Second Row Brow, Shirley Blackmon, Laurel Clauder, Lillian Daniels, Foylene Craven, Lufy Emerson, june Miss Pauline Woods Third Row Feagin, Bobby DeVries, Harry Faour, Daniel Doud, Manuel Henderson, Roland Palomares, Quineno Harris, Eugene Fourth Row Edwards, Thomas Dunaway, Billy Clark, Chris Ethridge, Billy Daniels. james Cooper, Billy Beniretta, Leonard 5 at First Row Tobias, Sobeyda Priw, Ruth jauwbs, Barbara Powledgv. Barbara 'I'lmmns, Jeanette XX'liitley. Naomi Vifalker, Bernice Putter, Patrinia Mr. Collier Seiond Row While, june Reyna, Alfred Vcnegas, Peter Bond, Charles Trotter, -I. XXX. Weifcr. Zeb Willianis, Allen Tliird Row Tolar, Calxin Wfarlop, Marless Truitt. Jimmie VUhite. Kenneth Perkins, Kyle Pulido, Alfred Vallone, 'lhumas liuurtli Row W'robliske, Edward Wfilburn, Cecil Thornton, Clifford XXf'ilson, Glenn Lauck, Lacy Herrera, john tw. arryviauwltfn x First Row Clarady, Hubert Richey. 'luanita Bell. Mary Slarritt. Nancy Ruherts. Allen -Iebuusek. Mary Alexander, Shirley Duke, Ann Mrs. Gibson Seumul Row Simmon, Keith Taylor, Patriria Trexillion, Sandra Lane, Imogene Stark. Marie Traiiw, Mary Ellen Tunirzak. Stella Spenfc, Elaine ilihiixl Row Vfinsluw, Leonard Mansell, Bryan Sage. Donald Stover, Billy Hcrradu. Henry Robinson, Clmrley Turner, Tummy Zcrmenu, Paul Mata. jesse Fourth Row Cl1l'lSll8l'l. O. B. Edw.irrlS. Billy Swan. Virgil Cmhran. Bobby Suttle. ,Luk Slaven. XX'alte.r Vaughan. james First Row Dmrnport. jimmy Di.u, lfstlicr Sibley. Paltxy Kalk. Alu Ann Smith, Nnoma liolitxx-Cll. Shirley Mus XX'illiamson Sc'umt.l Row Stewart. Billy l'pthurLh. Pat Collins. june Cantrell, Pntritia Znruba. Charlene Cult. Adelaide 'l'l1trtl Row lirumlcy. Don Bowles. joc- Cummings, Bob Mnnicll, Bryan Ulovcr. Buster Amlcrsun, Terry Fourth Row Hurkcr, Wfaync Head, Hobby Dillard. Carl lfrnlsy. Oscar Brcazcailc. Don j.ulcowslci, l.orinC Housu. joseph First Row Miss Sanders Hildebrand, Barbara johnson, Ruby Rivers. P.itsy Riihrmlwn. Earlinc Lum, Mary Cintrr, Olga Castillo. Patrici.1 Rixcsigi. Mnrq.rSita Suomi Row jones, Onicgu jenkins, Kathryn jolly, Shirley Rothwcll, judy S.intlc-rson. Mary Loma Scott. Norm.i Sue Muxvcll. Louise Lum. Bcity Campbell. Manic 'Iihirrl Row Herrera, Annie Bmseno. Billie Bclthcr. Barbara Herrin, Barbara Blcnville. Betty Bruiln, Dnrmliy Burfash, jo Ann Hqlrtgravcs, Kitty Fourth Row Hinolosa, Agupito Robledo, joc jergenscn. liill Kuelin. Sidney Bliukilicnr, Bob Rmlriguw, Angcl Lopez. Louis Robertson, Neil First Row Larrieu. Mary Ann Hunter. Day Georges. Ade Mau Kendrick, Carolyn Holland. Shirley XX'aters. Robert Lawson. NX'ilIiam Seuond Row Miss Smith XX'est. Dora May Davis. lletty Easton. Margaret Heil. XX'anda Loggins. Carolyn Farmer. Larry W'halL-n, .lane Third Row Green, Lewis Hamilton. joc- Rirhards. Tommy XX'lllllilITli, David Sewell. Billy Carter. jerry jones. Wlalter Fourth Row Lane. Kenneth Harrison, john Hatchett. 'lack -leans. Hohdy Gollard, Marvin Brown, Hurbert llurnes. jerry Carlotta. Sam ' :RW 1'ilC:'- 'W1srix'!asl'Jl' f 4 First Row Miller, Allan Graham. Eddie Rcnfrn, Mildred Mitchell, Carol Ann Pena, Margarita Gamez, Petra Ramirez. -Iosephine Hibbard. Alire Second Row Parker, Orcic Garda. Annie Gee. Mary Ann Buntwell. Dwain l.everl-culcn. Eunice Gillaspy, Yvonne Neal. Delois Miss Morris Third Row Herrin. Bobbie Lanier, Maynard Garcia. Rachel Fore. Bobby Hasscll. james Ford. Gene Gray. Pat Goode. Glen Fourth Row Gomez. Roland Hagan, Harold Mitthcll. Raymond Castillo. jasper Fisher, jack Morgan. Dale Carpcnter, jack '7Y1Lv,f', 9 all r I ' L in-. 1 f' wQ i fl' W l I K 1 , .1 .::1f-,, :-: . 1:2f,a,.'w ':,, V V B' . Ykrr 'Ig W im -A K G 'QI' 4 x' 'Q FA ' in :ra n 'U 4 m - is A 12 , , M., wff WX 'S if S K '3o'2'.x i'.qQ 1414 ORGANIZATICNS . V I Tlgt , i 5 -. KL BEAUVGIR STAFF Lenelle Bassett Editor .diff f Maxine Gouras Organizationr Editor I0 Ann Follmar Margaret Emmet Arfiriant Editor Blzrinerf Manager Here are pictured the members of the staff that made your BEAUVOIR, 1951. They began the work with a plan, a plan they hoped would, when it was carried out, picture to you now and in later years, one year in your life at jefferson Davis. Lenelle, our editor, drew the plan. Assistant Editor, Jo Ann, captured important events in your school and social life. Two very capable photographers, Tom and Leonard, made pictures here and there. Our artists, Shirley and Tommie, left imprints of their artistic touch on many pages. Efficient Sarah, Mamie and Dorothy classified, arranged and rearranged class panels so that you might appear in your proper place. Sports-loving Lillian and james selected the best in sports, and Maxine worked hard and long to picture all the groups into which you organized yourselves. Industrious Margaret, Billy and Douglas sold ads to meet expenses of the book. For our errors, we ask forgiveness, for any accomplishments, we covet your commendation. Shirley Art Editor Tommy Martin Sarah Swarm Arriftant Art Editor Typiyp BEALIVQIR STAFF Lillian Ambriz james Price Mamie Gee Girlr' Sporty Boyr' Sporty Clan Editor Tommy McKittrick Leonard Raif Editor of Photography Arfittarzt Editor of Pbotograpby v 'tix Billy Rice Dorothy Phillips Douglas Power Arriftant Baxinefr Manager Clan Editor Aniftant Bufinen Manager Y-TEENS Then we can learn 10 know, t0 know and zmderyland oznzfelrex and albert In these words from the Y-TEEN song, we find expressed the purpose of the Y-Teens: helping girls to understand themselves and grow in friendship with others. As 21 Christian organization, the Y-Teens undertook se rvice projects throughout the year, such as Chocolate for Christmas drive to send Chocolates to European children for Christmas. The new sponsor is Miss Smithey. First row Smith Brown Follmur Gardner Maxwell Stockmm Iichcnstein. Sccond row Schultz Hill Gallatin Baron Schverak Gee Giful M1rt1n,Robhins. Third rovx Poppcnhuscn Chappell Z1r o Turner Shelton Doyle Laake, jousgin, Eng. Fourth row Goums Thielen Wooclwartl Krupp McCoshn Glenn Lotkridge, Reasoner, Hanson. HI'Y The purpose of the HIAY is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Chris- tian character. As part of the club's activity, Tom McKittrick, Gilbert Brasseaux, Guy Thomas, and Charles Latson were elected to at- tend the Youth and Government Conference in Austin where the boys assumed the duties of the state officials and ran the government for two days. The club members participate in the annual Easter Sunrise Pageant held in Hermann Park. Tom McKittrick Sevrelary james Kelley Program C hairman Donald Cunningham S 01 la! Chan man john Collins Chaplain Guy Thomas Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Reprerezzfatiw Gilbert Brasseaux Preridenl Charles Latson Vice President Clyde Grove Trea.r1n'er First row: Macey, W'oods, Taylor, Servos, Conner, Kelley, Williams. Second row: Langlanais, Synder, Thomas, Armstrong, Cunningham, Breed. Third row: Cathy, Collins, Brasseaux, Latson, McKittrick, Wussels. STUDENT COUNCIL il' I r 1 X -,-'.,. Billy Conner Barbara Bardwell Evelyn Hilscher Gary Mosier Charles McClz Pfeiideffi Vice Preridefzi Secretary Treamrer Sergeant-al-Ar The STUDENT COUNCIL is an organization made up of one representative from each homeroom who is chosen by his classmates for scholarship and dependability. Members of this organization contribute greatly to the smooth operation of our school. They take subscriptions to the BEAUVOIR and the DISPATCH and collect donations for the different charitable organizations throughout the year. First row: Halbert, Gunnels, Quiones, Dunn, Reid, Ructashal, Montgomery. Second row: Bullock, Bodin, Adams, Hilscher, Howe, Atkins, Parker, Wiggins, Harris, Hengst. Third row: Mr. Mills, Rhodes, Matthews, Motgonery, Spencer, Wade, Box, Smith, Black, Emmet, McMullen. Fourth row: Bardwell, Miller, Prestwood, Groce, Loria, Martinez, Jones, Davis, Morgan, Martin Gouras, Flores. Fifth row: Campbell, Smith, Garrett, Thomas, Davis, Hazelton, Martin, Hammonds, McClain. Mosier, AMERICAN LEGION CLUB 'JP 'WM' :mrs :,, r -.., i lt Clyde Garrett Barbara Martin Mary Palacios Earl Goodson Preridem' Vice-Preridefzt Secretary Trefzmrer Membership of the AMERICAN LEGION CLUB consists of winners of the American Legion Awards given to high-ranking students in junior High Schools. The award is based on qualities of leadership, scholarship, honor, courage, companionship, and loyalty. The American Legion has two functions, social and service to the school. Members of our club acted as ushers for the Administrators' Dinner held in our cafeteria. Each Christmas we collect and distribute all baskets given to needy families by school organi- zations. Sponsoring the club is Miss Myrtle Tate. 5 First row: Guilda Schverak, Brice Sperandio, 'Barbara Bardwell, Delores Quinones, Desta Wzltrous, and Yvonne Turner. Second row: Earl Goodson, David Scott, Mary Palacios, Barbara Martin, Harold Clayton, and Rose Marie Black. Third row: Miss Tate, Clyde Garrett, james Jett, Alfred Bell, and Edward Thielen. NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY Mrs. Renee Feeney Sponsor OFFICERS Billy Conner ..,,.......,.,.....,.....,.,,,, Maxine Crenshaw ..... ,...., V ice Maxine Gouras ...... ............ Marlene Cook ..... ........ i rr K I i xg-v IQ 0 X S H '9 f' i ' 9594? A While? SM - eff-4' ,, Prerid ent Prefident Secretary Treasurer The Davis Chapter of the Natiom Honor Sorieiy was organized to develo leadership, to create enthusiasm fc scholarship, to develop character, and t render service to others. As a servic project, the club collected rags whic were needed by the Cancer Society. Men bers must have and maintain a scholzu tic average of B in every subject. Spor soring the Davis Chapter is Mrs. Rene Feeney. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY B13 FPO! First row: Hilscher, Dominy, Bogs, Rhodes, Snell, Jacobs, Anderson, Bynum, Tidwell, Bishop Glenn, McCoslin, Dee, Phillips, Burnaman. Second row: Krupp, Burnett, Rocka, Bodin, Sandel, jones, McClelland, Doughtie, Phillips McClelland, Hill, Lopez, Byers, Berry. Third row: Kennedy, Conner, Williams, Bland, Taylor, Cook, Srnith, Crenshaw, Gouras, johnson Jett, Riley, Schverak, Shelton, Turner, Doyle, Barbles, Harris, Freeman. ws 4 V' ffl, , First row: Wilborn, Bohack, Gaydosik. Second row: Palacios, Durham, Gore. Third row: Raif, Turbush, Prestwood, Brockman, Acord, Partain, McKittriclc, Kirk, Presswood, johnson, Allen. BOOSTER CLUB E7 .. ,,, ,ff :Wie First rowz Cornet, Thompson, Reedy, Sullivan, Cours, Barry, Masala, Loan, Browning, Aguirre. Scgond row: Geibel, Eason, Turner, Anderson, Smith, Bullock, Rasch, Fare, Edmonds, Faubion, Harrell. Third row: Mrs. Nix, King, Davidson, Sandel, McMullen, Harrison, Nichols, McMullen, Prestbo, Wells, Budrow, Cochrell, Trater, Davis. Fourth row: Buckner, Blackburn, Servos, Willianms, Francis, Baxter, Thomas, Matthews, Schissor, Bell, Odom. Fifth row: Alexander, Crenshaw, Adams, Chism, Matteson, Hessemer, Brasseaux, Dollins, Gibbs, Thompson, Kennedy, Wittge. The BOOSTER CLUB was reorganized by Mrs. Nix, the new sponsor. Organized in 1944 by Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Hurst, it was disbanded in 1946. Having as its main object the boosting of every function of the school, the Booster Club has been instru- mental in creating school spirit. By selling pennants and pins bearing the school name, the club raises money which is used to give a banquet for the foot- ball team. Betty 'lo Masala Pete Hessemer .... . Preridefzl Vice-Prefidenl O. D. Browning ,.... Sefretary Alfred Bell ........ ............... T rearurer Marlene Rasch Sergean!-al-Army George Thomas Sergeant-at-Armr CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION M.- M ,- '- - f -' ...V,,, . ..k - . . V Q mx ,nw r 5, W 115, . . K K-,g .. K t 22 4 , - . - A I .-.. l.. - , z K ,. , K ,. : A -f . L I S '3i'.i,., . : it v ' -, ,,. ' , - ' 1 1 . M f . ' , 1 , I I I ' 'I W' K Y ' ,. . L ,, Qsgaimy, 51...1,Mi.,,,,,,,,,,,,w, ,QW Q,Q,,f7 I 'Im H, ,III H , . , .,, Y W., First row: Shoemaker, Gee, Wood, Carlton, McVey, Doyal, Davis, Rocka, Lopez, Grimes, Howard, Cavazos, Gardner, Stonecipher, Gallatin, McKeehan, Edmonds, Matthews. Second row: Smith, Fake, Trice, Peoples, Mullins, Smith, Cook, Cheatham, Taylor, Bishop, Hill, Howell, Gore, Wells, Durham, Armstrong, Adams, and Mrs. LePere. Third row: Halbert, Ward, Harman, Smith, Guerro, Sandel, McClelland, Bartee, Pratorious, Quinn, Maxwell, Alexander, Nichols, Harrison, Smith, Gallager, Chiapetta, Black and Brown. Fourth row: McClelland, Scarbrough, Cook, McDonald, Riley, Roach, Clarke, johnson, Coffman, Breed, james, Fuller, Kilpper, Leanard, and Reeves. The CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION is a non- denominational organization to which any student interested in carrying out Christian ideals in our high school may belong. With the assistance of its sponsor, Mrs. Vesta LePere, the union acted as hostess for a city-wide Christian Student Union meeting held in our auditorium. The membership of the organization is larger than it has ever been. OFFICERS Billy Conner .... Marlene Cook .,.. Josephine Lopez Barbara Harris Maxine Gouras ...... ......... S orifzl Chzzirzzmfz Beverly Gaydosik jack Foster ...,.,... Sandra Hunt .,...,. Maxine Crenshaw Serrefar'y-Trerzrlrrer Plzblirity Clvfzimzan Mirriomzry Cbnirnlan Pzmidefff , ......... Vice-Pre.ride11,' Dezvfiozzrzl Cbnirfmzzl Song Leader Pianist LIBRARY CLUB Listening attentively to their club president, Una Mae Haywood, as she explains the system for filing books, are members of the Literary Club. Encouraging better library service and arousing ina terest in the school library are the main goals of the LIBRARY CLUB. Its membership is composed of student assistants and others who are interested in the library. By sponsoring book reviews and selling personalized pencils, the Library Club raises money to send a delegate to the State Library Convention. Miss LaNelle Love and Mrs. Renee Feeney are the co-sponsors of the club. Una Mae Haywood OFFICERS Mona Robertson .....,. Preridenl Vice-Prerident Louise Gill .............. Gilbert Brasseaux Elouise Cochrell ,...... Secretary Trearufer Team Captain Jo Ann Davis ....... Team Captain K.P.CLUB First row: Williams, Morrison, Mrs. Hurst, Guttman, Eason, Bogs, Rocka, Chappell, Zarco, Durham, McClelland, McClelland, Smith, Fare, Faubion, Morgan, Garrett, Thompson. Second row: Garza, Magee Picazzo, Wessels, Taylor, Sims, Canata, Rooney, Keeling, Nelson. Witcher, Duffield, Howell, Martinez, Sikes. The K. P. CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Hurst, was organized for the purpose of maintaining order in the cafeteria, and giving more efficient service to its patrons. Students who volunteer as cafeteria help- ers become members of the K. P. Club. Membership in the organization entitles a member to receive M1 credit a semester. The club also serves as a medium for making new friends. af? OFFICERS Morris Williams ........,.............. ........... P rerident Janice Garrett ........... ...... V ice-Prerident Richard Martinez ...... ............ T rearurer joe Thompson .... .... S erremry ln studying the care of the baby, the process of bathing cannot be overlooked. While jerry Barbles carefully holds the baby , Dorothy Beaus- sire, Patsy Bartee, and Etta Allcorn make preparation fer the bath. L i HOME NURSING The feeding of a sick patient is only one of the many tech- niques ta u g ht in HOME NURSING. Peggy Thomas, patient, is being fed her morning meal by Mitzi Tutor, Mary Van Bibber, and Effie Wells if al Today the topic for discussion is taking the temperature and reading th e thermometer. Berna Francis patiently waits as Janet Evans takes her tem- perature. Barbara Harris reads the thermometer. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Arranging a display which will attract the public eye are these students of Miss Harrell's DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLASS. It's 11:30. Time for D. E. students to leave for work. After attending three classes, which include a course in sales, D. E. students go to jobs which range from sales- girls to plumbers. Special -- today only - two cans of Libby's tomato juice for twenty-seven cents. The preparation and c a r r y i n g through of a sale is being demonstrated by these D. E. students. , W, .4 L .. S. Y sg my -' 1 'L s Q F 41, Q QT ,iw f 1 x -.1 , Wk X me lui' n v, ff ' . 93 F 0' ff ix Q2 M is pm A Q C' 'ANR' 5,5 J! sg' I XA-4 NATIONAL FORENSIC SOCIETY First row: Shirley Warren, Berniece Grimes, Myrtie Rich, Ednajo McKinnon, Bonnie Coe, Carole Tobias, joan Krupp, joe Ann Dee. Second row: Cecil Strunk, Raymond Johnson, Paul jackson, Myrtle Smith, Eddie Davis, Sarah Swan, Don Hazelton, Billy Conner, Mr. Yarbrough, Roy Mouer, Billy Rice. The NATIONAL FORENSIC SOCIETY was or- ganized this year to interest the students in debate. Members of the club debated against Reagan and Lamar teams in friendly competition and entered the Interscholastic League Debating Contest. As a service project, the club donated books to the Oak- land Elementary School Library. I l u , l Mr. Reagan Yarbrough, Spozzlor Billy Conner .... Roy Mouer ........ joan Krupp ......... Myrtie Rich ....... Paul jackson. Billy Rice ............., 'Df.-..:,..-A f'..I...n.- OFFICERS ...................PreJident Vice Preridenl ................Serretnry ............Trea.furer ........Sgz.-al-Arm! ..........Reporler Y1.,,11 ,...,.4 I .. CHEER LEADERS +A? PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. If there were any truth to this old saying, surely our cheerleaders would be perfect. While we were enjoying our vacations, they attended the Cheerleaders' School held in Huntsville during the summer, and worked for per- fection without even a sponsor. Mrs. Nix was chosen sponsor the fourth week of school. To our cheerleaders of '51 and their sponsor, we say, Hats off to you in tribute for the excellent way you demonstrated sportsmanship and built up school spirit. Iii auf: 1 ' K A1':iw1..- me 4?1HB 1 '-I-1 rnsltimvi' 13.151-x . A4 ' '1 No, you guessed wrong. The circus is not in town. What you see is a pyramid formed by our cheerleaders. They performed stunts such as this to add Color and variety to the football games. SERVOS BLACKBURN CRENSHAW ADAMS BRASSEAUX XVILLIAMS ah .. V ww A A' ' We LY N--1 Q, ,,- .7 w' 7 as ' a -X -,un - 1 at W ' A . .aw . I 1 ' x- F k ,i Y as w -V if it K 7 'Q 'L in t1 is:.jZ gif, , .Q i ,gtfQi,3jfiQ9QEif ,weg,,e' 5 .R . Nj' ' 6 Jjg. A X.1-1f, ,gf L r ff 4 ' ' r r +,sifiSi4?isgfy,'tfs,d r1s'Wt'F M , X .-rjf-? ,,,f .,m .kgs , H, Yay., . A ' ,Q , yAq,29f,.ti. .-iw, Q, iwvgty. 1' , 1 . , . 172, ,Fi i., I ,lex ,V 1- ,..- ' R ,.. ',h M jj, w-1, w it ' my vtfulr A su,i,V'5 iw! iWL.f45f2:Qj,'0 , f If , f K, . ,iff .4-QiQleQK.W' fi f 1 -Q 1 15 '34 V ?-Ns., i, k'x,g, it . ' , wk, if nf. r K -fi' wmv, HY , X 'sf - iii' X21-JZ i . ,V .pi gwqiixy L. ,hey .J , fdxq, L.. 1 f ' -e we X24 xg: fur - I-. fl,.Mf 'U Ktiirx.-5,. ' ff .4g,,,'f .Y-45' ,ytm- .2,..i-ev . Y r i ,ip-. Q36-,gk ,Ai -e' gy K -, ' !l xV x - ' s We'x'e got a T-E-A-M-Yell it! When our cheerleaders gave instructions, yve followed them, making our cheering section one to be proud of. DAVIS DISPATCH ,Kham W Mr. Gray, Sponsor, answers ques- tions of Business Manager Juanita Thielen, Exchange Manager Myrtis james, and Circulation Manager Darlene Turner, on matters of business. gums ills,-W Editors Evelyn Hilscher and Del- wyn Amerine plan the next edition of the DISPATCH, while Marlene Cook types a feature story. DAVIS DISPATCH Sports Editor Billy Rice explains a layout page to Sports Wlriter Hardy Fairbanks, Tom Marks and Iuanita Thiclcn study the fine points in a picture 'hat Photographer Donald Canata has taken. ' aa ti I L 3 Comparing recent and old issues of the DISPATCH, these reporters proudly note the improvements in the size and the content of the paper. SV 4 W Q if wg W W W M W fs, Wifi? is Vp , 4 W is 5 M9 Q Fw 4 MIXED CHORUS XX -ff Row I: Rudtliclc liurnriman johnson Griffin Scrogin McCoslin Glenn INIt'Kittriclc Lockridge Turnage Carlton Groce Cool: Row II: Berry Guttman Black Besheer Gallitnn Klipper Phillips Shelton Temple Gnytlosik Lassiter Smith Cole Row III: Conn Gibler Stockton Bodin Foster Bartee Wlohlt Sims Sowclers Roach Turner Gregory Pnrtalini Grounds Row IV: Roberts Darrow Music is the universal language and reflects many human emotionsg therefore music plays an important part in everyday living. Entertaining the students at Davis are our two choral groups: The MIXED CHORUS and the GIRLS' CHORUS. Both of the groups are wearing for the first time the uniforms which distinguish them from other students. Miss Lucille Liefeste is the director of the groups. 3 ff .. IK- Row I: Tobias Ainsworth MtClain Barta Garrett Lindsey Hopkins Miss Leifeste Row II: Dently Browning Bartee Hughes Dupree Plummer Hensley Norton Barran Row III: Wloods Allen we GIRLS' CHORUS Spivey Rezisoner Reagan Stevenson jackson Green Barnett Schexnaydre Smith Emmet Kennedy Payne jones Goudeau Riley Arranging an interesting display of publications are BEAUVOIR staff mem- bers jo Ann Follmar and Maxine Gouras, while President Tom McKittrick, Shirley Gardner, and Len- elle Bassett view proudly the 1950 issue Ot' the BEAUVOIR. ir. ,H-S11 l l QUILL AND SCROLL Mr. Ansel Gray, sponsi of Quill and Scroll, tl national organization lic high school journalists, busily preparing 11 layoi page for the next issue c the DISPATCH. BEAUVOIR Photographe Leonard Rail' presents picture he has taken t members of the DIS PATCH Rose Marie Blac and Evelyn Hilscher to their approval. juanit Thielen submits some las! minute copy. THE ORCHESTRA ,MJ but ,Lv L , ,X it V X X X ORCHESTRA Violinr Billy Wilkerson Sammey Barrow Sam Monakino Betty May J. B. Wishard Don Waller Clarinet Rutgers Phifer Charles Rodriguez Daniel Wisenbaker Oboe Virgie Eng Saxophone Letha jo Wyatt Mary Baker Cello Eileen Stike Trombone james Bridges French Horn Lavone Tidwell Trumpet joe Mendez Douglas Rich Myrtis james String Bar: George McClanahan Piano Barbara Gibbs Perfuuion Shirley Lynn Margery White Ruth Lamkin fguestj The DAVIS ORCHESTRA, under the direction of Mr. McNeely, produces soft and enchanting music which is a soothing contrast to the spirited songs produced by the band. The members of the orchestra were honored by being asked to play for the Administrators Dinner held in our cafeteria. They also played for the opening of the new Thomas Jefferson Elementary School and the Graduation Exercises. DAVIS BAND MA JORETTES Martha Reasoner, Lavone Tidwell, Mary Baker, Mary Phelps. By performing clever and intricate drills, our BAND entertained grid fans at half-time during the football season. Remember the time they formed the tea cup and played Tea for Tim when we played Lamarg or the time they formed the train with fire coming from the engine? How proud we were of them when, sixty members strong, they performed at the opening of the new Rice Stadium! Under the direction of Mr. McNeely, our band occupies an important place in our school life. Robert Billeaud Mr. M. Holmes McNeely Major Dirertor H 4 -+. DAVIS BAND The band marks time in its regular marching formation, as it anticipates the raising of Major Biileauds baton, which is the signal to march. mga-53 4 rf .1 , . '. ,. 2552: if 'ls'??i.,fZ:?':,f5?f - :,..,P-159333 -. 5.35 . ,,r. . .-.. .f5wq,,4,, '. 9 ' 'r 4 is . W . N4 31: 5 .. 'egg ,ee , A ,. 'y -s L' ,FQIZ Lkffgflglxa 'I if-:NN 43: -,'r:. a , -N ... .5 Q' Q , N .8 5. 531 ,, .,j3-'s I lx 'I u .1 Nl. In theirnew room, the members of the band pose for our cameraman before striking up the music for Our Purple and Gray. 3 ,,s, Flute Ruddick, Hattie Solo Clarinet Rodriguez, Charlie Firrt Chair Clarinet Karriker, jerry Dominy, Jerry Shoemaker, Jerry Second Chair Clarinet Flores, Kenneth Gazzaway, Loraine Byers, Barbara Schoen, Charles Third Chair Clarinet Aust, june Ward, Virginia Fourth Chair Clarinet Thielein, Juanita Payne, Bobbie Sue Firrt Alto Clarinet Attra, Robert Hanna, Bobby Firrt Barr Clarinet Phelps, Mary Wilson, Archie Firft Chair Saxophone Wyatt, jerrie Baker, Mary Second Chair Saxophone King, Betty Rodriguez, Artimio Baritone Saxophone Macready, Sylvia Solo Trumpet Mendez, joe BAND Firrt Chair Trumpet james, Myrtis Bynum, jackie Marks, Tom Serond Chair Trumpet Rich, Douglas Watkins, Billy ' Cazares, Richard Third Chair Trumpet Nyberg, Bob Martin, Aubrey Firrt Chair French Horn Moore, Don Tidwell, Lavone Second Chair French Horn Partian, Eugene Roberts, Jonce Third Chair French Horn Reasoner, Martha Boyles, Cecil Firrt Chair Baritone Martin, Bobby Guerrero, Tony Solo Trombone Love, Steve Firrt Chair Trombone Bridges, james Serond Chair Trombone Billeaud, Robert Reeves, Roy Third Chair Trombone Foster, jack Sawyer, David First Barr Oeding, Eugene Bell: Gibbs, Barbara Lynn, Shirley Contrabasr McClanahan, George Firrt Barr Wilcox, Bill Serond Chair Bar: Noland, Bill Third Chair Barr Richards, Stanley Attaway, jesse Drumr Wilkerson, Billy Kelley, Jerald Mendoza, Gloria White, Margery Wilson, Mary Louise Drumr, Cymbal: Griffin, Mary jackson, Betty OFFICERS COURT joe Mendez ...................................... Prerident Robert Billeaud ....... ................. M dj0r Eugene Oeding ...... ....... V ice President Hattie Ruddick ....... ................. S erretary Douglas Rich ..... ...... S ergeant-at-Arm: JEFFERSON DAVIS R.O.T.C BATTALION BATTALION STAFF Bennie Flanery, Assistant Instructor, Lieutenant Colonel joe Mendez, Captain Ralph McCarley, Second Lieutenant jack Hassett. If T Hi ll-Nxx COLOR GUARD Pvt. Everett Anderson, Sgt. Douglas Power, Sgt. Kenneth Quinn, Pvt. Ward Wier, Pvt. Earl Bradford. The RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS was or- ganized under the policies of the War Department. Striving to promote leadership and patriotic citizenship, the R.O.T.C. also trains boys to accept obligations and responsibility. The members are trained in several fields: marksmanship, military discipline, military strategy, first aid and map reading. Proving its marching ability, the Davis R.O.T.C. won first place in the Armistice Day Parade. Q JEFFERSON DAVIS R.O.T.C. BATALION l Lieutenant Colonel joe Mendez-Battalion Commander Major Emil Kmiec-Battalion Executive Officer Captain Ralph McCarley-Battalion Adjutant Lieutenant jack Hassett-Battalion Supply Officer COLOR GUARD Anderson, Everett Bradford, Earl Power, Douglas Quinn, Kenneth Wier, Ward COMPANY A COMPANY B Wallace, Roy-Capt. Wilde, Arthur-Capt. Hartman, Curtis-lst Lt. Cazares, Richard-lst Lt. Rowe, Jimmie-2nd Lt. Abercia, jack-2nd Lt. Schmid, john-2nd Lt. Parker, lohn-2nd Lt. Thomas, jesse-lst Sgt. Wilson, Deleware-lst Sgt. - 1 Lillian Ambriz Firft Lieutenant Marlene Cook Captain Marelle Bodin Lieutenant Colonel Johnnie McCoslin Major Barbara Gregory Firtt Lieutenant Betty jackson Second Lieutenant COMPANY C Monkres, Donald-Capt. Frazier, Earl-lst Lt. Baker, Warren-2nd Lt. Aldredge, Walter-2nd Lt. Denninson, Zed-lst Sgt. COMPANY A -Alba, Christensen, Chunn, Collier, Dillard, Du Bois, Evard Flanery, Fleming, Fleming, Foster, Fruia, Galaviz, Hill, johnson, Lancaster, Lane: Landrum, Langford, Latham, Lewis, McMa.han, Matthew, Moreland, Norris, Odom Palmer, Peters, Pyle, Ray, Robbins, Roesler, Rogers, Sheffield, Singletary, Slaughter: Southers, Spivey, Spurger, Tobias, Waltman, Williams, Williford. COMPANY B -Albrecht, Allbretten, Amerine, Amyx, Beadles, Beasley, Byers Campbell, Canion, Carlson, Carnes, Castillo, Clement, Cockrell, Davis, Ertzinger, Fenn 9 Foss, Gracia, Greer, Harper, Holden, Hoot, jurries, Kersh, Lackey, Little, Moore: Morrison, Moss, Neeley, Nieto, Pavelock, Peterson, Phifer, Quesada, Rodriguez Romero, Shew, Sikes, Smith, Spiller, Stewart, Sullivan, Taras, Taylor, Williams Wishard. COMPANY C --Amyx, Ashby, Barrier, Bartee, Baylor, Bogs, Boggess, Boggess Attaway, Carley, Cash, Curry, Davis, Davis, Enriquez, Feyrer, Franklin, Frerichs Grant, Gregory Green, Gulley, Haines, Harmier, Haynes Hernandez, Herrin, Hill ! 1 7 7 Jaeger, jobe, Landreneau, Lewis, Loehr, McCormick, Miassingill, Moore, Moseley: Pierce, Pinchback, Plunkett, Rister, Robinson, Rutledge, Sample, Schultz, Thielen Warden, Watkins, Webb, Wildins, Yawn. R' 11. . fe, ,sf 51. . s , 7 if . A . , - yy f '-wg' 4 . x 'UF 4 a s Q a s F Q W. In- . Q Q l it s, A. M 1'-' f - f . . 4. n lg ly! ,Q st A 1 u nl ., . 5 -1 2 x1 - -,Q ,, ms X .3 o A W, Us lv 5 q rx ,Q ' I v 'M .l CARLTON CADETTES Mrs. Lois Lohse S'f1nnfnr Betty jane Kennedy Major After wearing the traditional military uniform for twenty-four years, the Carlton Cadettes celebrated their twenty-fifth anniver- sary by changing to the western garb, including the broad leather belt, the flowing 'kerchief, the ten-gallon hat, and the typical boots. This organization is devoted to the task of promoting interest in school activities, fostering good fellowship, and encouraging scholarship. Performing timely and intricate drills at half-time periods during football season, the Cadettes prove their worth to the school as boosters of school spirit. Sponsoring the group is Mrs. Lois Lohse. r W 5' 1 m 1 , wif' ww 1 1 I was r X ww as x. 4 ww, -1 w f f ,, S 5, 13 ,om vw qi A-A RN!! -0. ,r .5 E, A -gg im. is , A 'LTIV Q W W X' fa ll . -f we If wiv 45, : Q ,f iilu-qv-Q ve W 1 . ' 5 Q ffl?-yn-ag.. . . -..T ,l ,L ,ff-..v..+G-. ..-' j , . L . S' .g. HJ? X ' .,,. ., A K 1 -. Q M, 8 a.H....a.W, A.-..,,A- JEFFERSON DAVIS CARLTON CADETTES MAJORETTES Allen, Diane Brumley, Jo Ann First Lieutenant Follmar, Jo Ann Jackson, Nan Stone, Dorothy Stonecipher, Marilyn FLAGS Badrow, Annette Brock, Jeanette Diezi, Senta Manager Hensarling, Vera Hughes, Lauvenia Manager Jacobs, Melba First Lieutenant of Lewis, Edwyna Phillips, Marian First Lieutenant Seibel, Shirley Solis, Margaret DRUMS Adams, Janell Atkins, Annie Bardwell, Barbara Candelari, Jeanette Copeland, Sharon First Lieutenant Dean, Loretta Second Lieutenant Denman, Merlene Gydosik, Beverly Gindratt, Maurine Hall, Betty Hall, Naurene Harman, Laverne Harryman, Elsie Hernandez, Ester Hibler, Joyce Hawe, Lou Ann Johnson, Joyce Langlinais, Norma Martin, Norma Matthews, Marilyn Montgomery, Ruby Palacois, Mary Alice Pilkington, Carline Plummer, Carolyn Richardson, Peggy Robertson, Mona Scrogins, Dolores Stokes, Jeanette Wilson, Barbara Betty Jane Kennedy-Major Mary Lou Bishop-Captain of Drum ana' Bugle Corps Managers Joy Glenn-Captain of Drill BUGLES Barclay, Barbara Barron, Rose Marie Binford, Emily Bowie, Sally Bozant, Barbara Bracht, Joyce Brashear, Mary Cole, Bonnie Cornelius, LaVerna Crowdus, Carole Crowson, Earline Dian, Lydia Fernandez, Virginia Ferrill, Doris Fore, Betty Hanson, Bonnie Herbert, Marjorie Helms, Lyndall Hensarling, Jo Ann Hawsley, Doris Jones, Nelda Kubala, Dorothy Larimore, Mary McDonald, Patsy Merican, Jean Pierce, Betty Pritchett, Shirley Lou Schroder, Ellen Smith, Jean Snell, Dorothy First Lieutenant Steed, Nancy Swan, Sarah Second Lieutenant Warren, Shirley Watrous, Desta Whitley, Marian Witcher, Jo Ann Woodard, Maydell COMPANY A Allee, Sammie Caruthers, Oleta Chiapetta, Doris Franco, Dora Gonzales, Elvira Gunnels, Norma Harper, Jean Semnd Lieutenant Harris, Latrelle Jacobs, Onesia Jones, Georgia Kimbriel, Barbara Lancaster, Glenda Lanford, Marie Lindsey, Melvadene Loria, Anna Jean First Lieutenant Maignaud, Paulette Mann, Carolyn Presswood, Marlene Shelter, Shirley Shoemaker, Wanda Stewart, Marlene Willard, Carolyn COMPANY B Aguilar, Adela Aranza, Sarah Benjamin, Jo Ann Davis, Donna Flores, Enedelia Frazier, Dorothy Gibler, Tlazal Gonzales, Belia Heitmann, Peggy Julian, Frances King, Billie Kubeczka, Patricia Lanham, Lula Lockridge, Nancy First Lieutenant Lusk, Doris Mixon, Jo Ann Moreno, Gloria Roush, Valarie Russell, Sally Wallin, Gloria Whitlock, Clemmie Second Lieutenant Wiggins, Shirley COMPANY C Bassett, Lenelle First Lieutenant Bruner, Anna Louise Clay, Joyce Creel, Norma Elkins, Maxine Gibbs, Peggy Jean Gill, Louise Griggs, Mary Heinetz, Alyce Hopper, Betty Johnson, Martha McClain, Ellan McKeehan, Betty McKinnon, Ednajo Second Lieutenant McMillian, Joan. Monteau, Barbara Muckleray, Barbara Orta, Mary Seifert, Anna Smith, Shirley Turner, Yvonne W'atrous, Thela Webster, Margaret Whitten. . Pafcv Lenelle Bassett Jo Ann Brumely Dorothy Snell Sharon Copeland First Lieutenant, Company C First Lieutenant, Majorettes First Lieutenant, Bugles First Lieutenant, Drums .... .H C, ' s ff,'i'iE'if'FeRtskfiRi' D.avrsms'ES1i5s,,,R Y i 4731! . W OFFICERS COURT First row: Bishop, Kennedy, Glenn. Second row: Copeland, Snell, Jacobs, Brumely. Third row: Harper, Bassett, Lockridge, Diezi, Hughes. Fourth row: McKinnon, Loria, Phillips, Whitlock, Dean, Swan. Melba Jacobs 1 Marion Phillips Anna jean Loria Nancy Lockridge Managers First Lieutenant, Flags- First Lieutenant, Company A First Lieutenant, Company I . A.. A V C 0 A V L E . 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'nun ,., if ', ,I 'f ' It Mary Raby and Oveta Smith, last years champions of the sophomore class, get ready to play a fast and friendly game of tennis. L3DOSk11 Brenenmn, the vice tim, shows slight evidence of recovering although Tom- mie Beth Halbert is applying ,A- -'lu-.., Patsy Milton gets ready to receive the ball being spiked by Georgia jones. Alice Sandel watches anxiously. ,-.1 .S 'Fi gf U Q... -- i 335 un? 2 1 In 1 -ev I vi- -Q- If 9 I M 'Q A W f fi: 4 H w 1' mwmfmvwrsrfvimmmm - LN1 ,108 K,-sa X u 0 , 2 . ,g, I 'f ,f,fx'g ll f' Trying out for the team which will compete in the Interscholastic City Meet are the following swimmers: Emmet, Doyle, Ferrill, Parker, Rice, Kirk, Leverett, Walls, Quinones, Ozuna, Faulkner, Picazo, Belcher, Ward, and Haynes. Sibley, Smotherman, Beene, Byers, Gouras, McClelland, Raby, Nelson, and McClelland practice backhand and forehand strokes in preparation for the City Tennis Tournament. 5 Ms K COACHES Moody Pickett, H. N. QShortyj Sayre, Gordon Cotton, Hubert Hill. Cond mafbizzg zzmkei' good leamf. HA!! First row: Pettit, Fuentes, Vasquez, Acord, Sharp, Kelley, Rodriquez. Second row: Redmon, Mann, Berridge, Clifton, Simms, Latson, Deaton, Meeker. Third row: Abercia, Allee, Berridge, Clayton, Aalund, Bland, Scott, McClain, Bell Ivey, Smithberry, Faour. ,-G- 5 f W V A ' v',. .-www, I .- h ,121 F ,,, A fs. -. ., '- lQ, MANAGERS jatk Abercia, Kenneth Faour, and Gilbert Hester have worked hard to keep the team well supplied with all the equipment needed. B TEAM First row, sitting: Treadway, Pickle, Freeman, Whitten, Price, Cunningham, Stevens. Second row: Alewine, Hayes, Langlinais, Bruno, Saye, jackson, jones. Third row: Hester, Kittinger, Lang, Halfin, Pope, Turner, Davis, Daniels, Sterns, Poin- dexter, Whitworth. QQQQ, 9 Me age? wfe ,a. ki. W. '9,w we Q ' 1- H., ,a , as ,, we-we pix- f, .. Q-ae! 'NK' 55 'T 0 lo 5, 3 Q , I in Af A . gl D ' ' U1 T ' A W E . cf I' 1- K VW' za.. gf 'N . 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Davis ................ 41-3 5 Davis ................ 41-50 Davis ................ 5 5-52 Davis ................ 56-57 Davis ................ 47-5 5 Davis .,.,,........... 35-45 Davis ................ 40-64 Davis ................ 51-67 Davis .........,...... 36-42 Davis ................ 24-58 Davis ................ 41-41 Davis ................ 43-5 5 A TEAM vs. Sam Houston vs. Lamar ..,...... vs. Reagan ....... ......... vs. Austin ....... vs. Milby ............ ......... vs. San Jacinto B TEAM vs. Sam Houston vs. Lamar ,.......... vs. Reagan ......... vs. Austin ....... vs vs. San Jacinto . . 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Richard I-Iessemer demonstrates the Robert Bcago fcenterj, a member of the All-City Team in 1950, is a form which made him State Cham- versatile player. BA EBALL First row: Rice, Droze, Picazo, Beago, Epps, Lang, Breed, Fuentes. Second row: Martinez, Manager, Cantu, Barrow, Swearer, Nelson, Curling, Casey, Daniels, Price, Webster, Reeves, Sayre, Coach, answered the first call for try-outs for the baseball team for 1951. pion in 1950. 'T l 'D X Q' i f 'X of A X, ,EQ T'-.R , HV? 1 1 1 z -LW' Q , ' ,fm I+'- ' if 11' 'f , i' 3 2' xg K -A 2? 3, f , 4 , K 1 A i ' I Y Ut . M Qvsrt -A ,, vf N I ww. , , 3 i 51211 'XXV Yi . uf, f Qi J f if V ul' -Guilt: W :gi ,1,Vg,i gg? U R ' -fe ,gre , 35,5 'f . .L ff . . K ,K 4 51 If 2 ,f my + fs 3 T1'ZF'??'335iNvT?ff?fi51:V: -www ,3'if:xf5f'2Ul'1, 54 gL3Qf:s:g1A' 4 7 we y- Awgniml 3512. L31 '.Ta'is5.gQQfi7g:s'T S A 'hw 15:-ff? Tm, fi ,3 if , N V S' . Eli: f' 5 :Mg T .. ' 1 . f 1 u 14 ,Rawls ev gm 'hh it 'lf' Kam EQ? 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Main- Suite 117-K. 3-41408 Houston, Texas Miss Lenelle Bassett Jefferson Davis High School Houston, Texas Dear Miss Bassett: Asking me to select ten of the most beautiful girls, of which there are so many in your school, is indeed an honor. From the forty-two photographs submitted, any one of which was eligible, I have finally made my selection: , 1. Ladelle Osman 2. Aline Williams 3. Barbara Stovall h. Lola Lee Tolar 5. Bernice Grimes 6. Betty Kennedy 7. Darlene Turner 8. Maxine Crenshaw 9. Lenelle Bassett lO. Jo Ann Dee The method used was largely a point system derived for my own use. The task was great, but enjoyable. Very truly yours, Earl R . Gilbert Editor's note: Forty-two photographs were submitted for the beauty section this year. As a preliminary, the pictures were judged by a committee composed of faculty members and representatives of the student body. The beauty contest is not based on popularity, but on the merits of the photographs alone. The entire group of pictures was taken to Mr. Earl R. Gilbert, of the Houston Camera Club, who selected Davis's ten most beautiful girls. y Ladelle Ommn Barbara Stovall Lola Lee Tolar Aline William! Bernice Grimef Darlene Turner Betty Kennedy Lenelle Basxett I oAnn Dee M , . 1 Maxine Crenshaw ,n .4 V- -- V ' Q- .- -4 'X Q v ... .. Q- A ,- ,- A. Www 4 -, ., if SCHOCDL LIFE q .V f-ff if W A ' Y 5 fi ,f QV 5 XJ, ,Z A L4 fm 32' Waikf ba Qing .eq X Having a swell time at the Sweethearts' Ball. l This group takes time out for refreshments. These six lovelies at the Mili- tary Ball are jackie Bynum, Evelyn I-lilscher, joan Krupp, Johnnie McCoslin, joy Glenn, and Lillian Ambriz. Rainbow girls, Senta Detzi, Faith, jo Ann Timmons, Charityg Betty King, Worthy Advisor, Joyce johnson, As- sociate Advisor, and Mary Lou Bishop, Hope, take new offices. 91.aAl!nW' :I HOMECOMI G Q. exg' v E lx ' n 'NIA W ,- , if 'X 4 lilffli. Y',ii'Il,j il!j L, .',l .7'5'li, iff llll l .,l, ,.' 'll . A L.'J..r4.L'.l ff' '-1 -4-ff'L-21, ' 1. l '75, ji ' Twenty-five years later we entertain the first graduating class-THE CLASS OF 27.' Mrs. Emmet speaks while Dr. Marelle presents an orchid to Dr. Moreland addresses audi Morelaiid listens. Miss Mehr, May Queen of ence, , , Class of 27.' Miss Webb entertains guests. The R- O- T. C. LlShCfS. We serve our guegtg, The Choral club entertains. ...q Hlzsrs FUR I95I -V 'Q li 5' SONDOX f' f' V6 QQCQNN , Zalfgfggfy 4 , ,iff 1' 1 Zifieifef 1:7 15553, 'Jia f nn' gf , :fl l ll t- 1 K ' fg,lzal,lj4iQ?4l -i t f- A- Students file in for first foot- joe Mendez speaks at first ball game. assembly. First pep rally. Major Kennedy receives flow- ers at first conference game. r 6. E .mm 0 in K ,F f I if Cadettes show-off the new uniforms. First assembly. Hot chocolate p r o v e s its worth to freezing fans. w -f. , 1 03 - . 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Members of the girls' chorus take a Louisiana Hayriden at the Band Stunt Show. x CHRISTMAS rs'-5 -O Mr. and Mrs. White and junior entertain. Melvadene Lindsey dons a new creation at her Christmas Party in Mrs. Coe's home- room. jingle Bells, sung by the carolers gives the school a festive air. Members of the drama de- partment, band, and choral clubs bring Christmas to Davis. L! fwn' 'fl-N 'Ji r' M 4104, ,KW 1 GL.. A.. 41. fi A , A . .wa vw. 2 V,. K Azffu 35, Y A '2 Xf A 3 J M 1' 4g,, f1+x,L Wig inf-ny -3 'ff' ' My gf, , fx - f QP , fv -V my .5 V 'f W f' Y vw.,-'f ' f 12 Nfsf'Rw. 1 N A , .f:5x , 'Y M 'vii 'Ml 3' -, V! I 0 We f x x 4 My W: ,5 . Mk,:1y 7,f41..W , K mwuk., - A,?51!w1'Sm.!m,,wY,New- '- -:QP . - A J ' A a is M mm' 4a-.K J 4. ,Q Q. I x .,...f, f , Qu v b ' 1. X JA Q. Q 1 155 ,Lg K ga .Qzgf F 45' M5 'Q - N? ,SQ xt Wm. WE - p fy ,, 1-rf X 4 Q vw ' :wif-W. . i W I ' 4 F' xg? 'gi it 2, 9 Q., AM Q .z,, 1. A L4 .. AQ, i 'QV4 .Q . 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