Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 348 of the 1957 volume:

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Sclloo 4- 1 ion Nlvllivilll' lfIlil1'llSlLllt'S :Xir ' Randolph ll7 A:::fQ,tTs X Mssg' J' ps!- ,Qs 1 QEQJZLK 0 11 , . nfl Sulmven' DEDICATION TO THE MEN OF SPACE This yearbook reflects our lighthearted often xshnnsual attitude toward conquering what must be the last and most dangerous unexplored TCUIOII our YLfllL3l fron tiers of space Our artists haxe pictured craters on the moon and fantastic space ship Our Llttle Man ln his lnterplanetary hot rod leases his trail of efferxes cent smoke on our pages popplnv up intermittently to peer at us Earthllngs obxlously centuries behind his own people or nhatexer he calls others of his kind Our editors hate spent nnnutes ln rlotous laughter or hours biting their Vtfe hate been sent scurrwlng to our libraries for latt INBUUZIIICQ with illustrations to our tClEWlQl0Il sets to watch Walt Disnex s fflgllll-l1llN entertaining cartoon Nlan in Space to Mad comics and to the profuselx illustrated XUll1lIlC The World We Lne In In our search for an occasional authentic touch we found 1t quite natural to call on the Information beruce officer of the School of Auation lVl6dlClIlC Space Medicine Department On our XlQllS there we heard talk and obtained hterature that forced us to identify ourselxes with the serious pmblgma of curuyal ln the xerx, xery mild blue sonder of ecological spaee of C1 force ueightlessness alhcdo of hxper UIIIL space equixalent flights ters hwh IIHCIISIU noise danber from Loemic ray of Nlach 20 We saw the Space Cabin Slnnlator roughlw the size and hape of a furnace which produces experimentallx the same climatic conditions that a flyer would meet ln a sealed cabin of a rocket ship in space We Y 3 ,. 1 1' , Q df A x X 4 J ' - i x, ' S . 'Mi' If D g it N A . I . r V f ,... . il ' Tn ,LA I - v Q - 'A ', V L' L' E' ' C. 7 sg il i' . . ,, . V . ' . i 5 - S' st - ea ' - ' v .. 71 Y 5 - ' v M. wf ' C - - Y .. ' qv knuckles, as they have tried to think of an hangleu for our futuristic presentation. . Mx . . , D . U '. . B . Lg - es. 44 vt' I ' I N - i I . .. l A 3 Q 'Q S my X- .. . Mg 11, .D . .gg Y U Q - S: ..A . -vs 7 M v 1 - - - . , L. S i 7 V .h I M I . '- K I . . L read about an 'nrman who spent tssentx four hour 1n thls space Cabm one thlrd of the lQlIT1C lt would take a space hlp xsrth a Cabln of the same klnd to mower the lllQl3I1f.C to the moon We became aequamted with Dr Hubertus qtruffhold Chlef of the Department f Spare xlCCllClIl9 the ssorld foremost 'iuthorlts on hom to make spare fllffht ale and practlcal for human l'JClItUQ and General Otl 0 Ben on r Cr mm mdant of the 'rhrol who lead the wax m UHIHIIIU for HYIHUOI1 fY'l6Cllf.lIlC recofnltxon hx the -Xmernan xlCCllL3l Socletx as a eparate medical speualty Theie men and those who work o dlllffentlx ulth them know that eXplor1ng the xer tlea frontier ulll be the nat Ill ulnfh some eller on students will make t1e1r Lontrlbutlon to thelr world of tomorrow that we haxe been so casual about Some 1 us nax xe o or fren on roc e alrmers ra s e 1 1 ua tuentx flu mmute or as test pllots who ptnctrate lnffher am fa tcr mto the car blue skx tr IHIDS ne rcalmrl me bac bctter me mort QCTIUUQ about xx lIlllY1f' sonn pro J em e 1 e o xec crlus we har better slum more lntere t m ss dednate thus xolume to tho c fir tlnnlun Nlfn of Npace xl6CllLlIlC who are charged ultl protcrtm tle onfommg f,fIltI'lll0Il of space flxers and traxelers from 1tQ hostlle f'llXlf011IlllfllQ We ll tlnnlx of xou most ffratcfulls me hear the bllp tlat IQ our flrst radar contact Hllll some planet Q4 -'r :- DR Hl BFRTLN NIRI l HOI D Chlef Department of Span xlktlltlllt School of xVldll0Il Nlednnn Randolph 'ur l'oru Ba f Nlru n ld wn nr: Vblll e ucpcrlnwntal almd pau L3 ka a 2 . . I I I S . I. . I . I I I I I I I I . I. I I I C I . 0 ', . . ' x - C ' I' ' ' - 3 'F S ' Ce: 's . 5 . ,l .. J Z ' . J r . ' ' I' C C ' ' II .. II II I I .I I. II II S . I I. II I . I . .. I. I I II . I .I I J S I I I. I . rf 1 I' ser' as pil ts : . ' 'kt ' l' ,, tl t flI' ,mst tr -1 st in ' ' f ' 7 ' . A f x ' - 'E - l S - ' - l' k Pal 1 f' . 1 ' l v l , r. ' 'z ' U ,i : ll S of spar' fight and travfl s l ,l. l'- lzlf ' l ' .' ' ' s ' 'hat space medicine research is doing for us. It is on this serious note. then. that we .I .I I II I I . I. II I . II I I . , D A , ., . , l :Vg l f ' Y' 'Z' .3 I' 2 J e -' : . ' ' I' . C ' ' I' as '- ' l F. . ' t I Q l l rr-I lgf ,. l.I I I I .I I I I I . . 3 I Lf AI, ' ' -Z .F. I If N 5 . l 4 1 I NIY,,. I .I II I 3 K ' . I If ' , I , l t X , f Dr. QI gl r is sho ' l - - I th' ' l V '.' 'sv - s -'bin. t V k ,f THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL Thirty-three acres Brick and Steel create a masterpiece of architecture Flowers Trees Crowned by twin towers We look out on the city -the future 'A ,. ..,., --4' ' - vkvw'-H-Qii ' .5 ' f Sn. V F V!!-1, ' .Lan I 5' gg-'.,f . . 1 N, . yy., A V. 1 ' 44.gal V Sk,Qp'i'5'.'i' Q- ' 1 by, A f-Avg, , ,,9,W,y , , 'W' M. T wg2T?f 4 I .IWM M1-.vjg',q,'iSgw2fff , ' VV Qin'-j'. i,,,'v .Q' 7 f f fwff4i'3i?1' Wm A Q g 5 MVP --.. ' 1 ' 1 iff , V. W E. M Sk, i J ff 1 l A N I , I' vt. K ' 'N , ,W-f:fHf1' f'E W' W ' W Jllugfh h K ?' , -wikl ...,,,-S. 0 SNK X I A 1 ,,..,,,,A .,. NL Q. f N an A ' A X , V N . Nm ' 'hyat if . , -X vs 4 ,Q ' an W . 7: .. N ' -HY., V fi' msxr fi l K K ' ' , VY N ' YN ' n, Q 1 'f -, .-Qu. - . lx-. vw Um 'u. ny, n' f V v Q aff! wh ,X A X R. I! ts 'nga' Wx - ,,-4, -,vb 5'41t': 1, ': : Nr . sg-'L--Q , ,y 1- ,A M , A A, 9 uv' J X 4- f ' .PY f r , X. A V M' 11 Q 'Rf f 1' gijgjggi' ' U, v Q- 4 , . W A V ' vi, .?Ef,5:., ' Q- P ifgtfi Q XT 0, km pi f , is , A gh? ,' K A ' A 1, Y A 'N ' faq' Y , is . 5 Q Y .Y Ji ,,.gIQ5?f:i M K E gi, 415' ' I . Q, 'Y ' LY! tykx 5 k , Q, xx. K .. ,M aw , ,Lutz wa A J ,I -. 0 'N s -PYS1 x' qv .-in A ,, 1 . 5 7' x ' X. W..- ' lgwi fl 7,5 v ', 'ef' 79' fi .. Q-,,'f'-'ulv' '14 3' , SM 9 'xlilal V N, ,, QA V, r,-'dy' 'U Ntggl. gfnw ,'.'5 a3 4 Aa 4 -fl151 X . V I' x nn uf-nf IZ.. vfl- f-- 1 ii- 'sf JC' 'Ln 'vfv -, nf if PATIOS AND GARDENS The fresh touch of nature Exhibited in the Skelton Patio Evergreens towering over the Senate Sundial The Shakespeare Rose Garden 's peaceful atmosphere Palm trees in the Student Council Patio The Front Yard An inspiring sigh? from any angle Thespian lsland's one evergreen, one pond, and several fish From the southeast, a medieval castle An old-fashioned lamp post lnfricafely carved columns and gracefully curving arches We reach the entrance r.. P :,' 11- - Hz' M-1.. : V e O.5' r' W ,,:,,,M - , 'Aftg '. 401 .. Lf. ' lv. M' ' Q- - . f--- M 'w . ' - 'Aa' 4 sg. f f - I , 'M ,c I . .1-v'-1 fh af'?. 'Quik -cr' 4 '., :Y IE' ' 1 'V X ffm. 'Sk -hn- .,1l' ,-1 I II: 'F ,s J i , ,Q .1 3., 1 -1 , . 3. Af- --v Mi,,f-4,gtf,ggif Q is fi, -nv - -f'4 '.. V , ' x 'Sd' ' in-. , '1-ffaifgaf JL u ' f in QBKML ,,,- 53,35 x s', 3 L ly H Q 5 Q R f - -..f 3 AA P1 9, N755 mia: I A ' . 1: H ' ' J L , H 8 5 If 5, W-H . -P P. 3 ' 5 ' H 'rg-,, tll' 1'l'vm'.QQx it EN? 'Ng .Q i 1 mx'i 'iu L. if-+-x M My M., jiiiiii ' , ' I4 fQf 7 f 3 la' of X xx X X I 5 Night and Day 'A film ,mx 2 . ' Lqzg L3 .JW Night The domes glow brightly against a sea of black Day Colorful Formosa Azaleas A blue Texas sky Our Time Capsule contains the best of Thomas Jefferson High School, its structure and its life, in 1957. We offer this as a record of what our school was like in its twenty-sixth year. I7 .. . fx u - ' .-fgZ.g,:'5', 5.f, ' ,V e fi 1 X ggi- iq.. T !1' 'QL ,,,' , Q2-Q3 Ld5,,q,.:.1. ,A fha A W THE RUSH OF REGISTRATION SETS TH 1 l' Siam l' .arp T Yi J 0-V , .fl wi if T A il The patience pictured here comes from the experience of waiting to sign up when Ours arm- will feel an empty when though. when we check them out classes open. i lf I plan thiQ program juct right, and if the classes are-n't closed, and if all my friends stand n line for me, and if l'm lucky. l'll finish registering hy nonnfniayhef' ACE FOR A FAST-MOVING SCHOOL YEAR ' ' 7 r 'Q I 'bf our books. Monday will take care of that, Puzzle: Find the girl feeling faint from frustration after fighting her way through the hall during registration. Clue: lt's Sandra Lamb, holding her head on. 'Ijhe only ones exercising their muscles here are Mr. Shannon and Mr. Hamilton, W3lk'd0 110i T110 I0 YOUI' UCHTSSY. AfHV01'il9 ' ' ls- s teaeherf' Miss Wheat advises her advisory as b ll be ins registration. signing the athletic type for gym C a-se . the e g OUR DAYS ARE FILLE 165 ' .-mgm, A lovely custom at Jeff is the short prayer given in the cafeteria before the noon meal. 41-Q Do they really expect us to know what 'antidisestablishmentarianism' means? So ask Ponty Bone, Marilyn Strauss and Mike Fulton as they take the col- lege hoard examinations. V 4, -su? W A After a long, hard day of using our brains, it is a welcome relief to he able to exercise our stomachs by devouring some cakes. Various clubs raise extra money by sponsoring these cake sales. l i 1 2 E F H VARIETY Mr. Gott has a first-hand knowledge of all areas of Jefferson. Here to the dome, accompanied by Roger Bieberdorf and Gene Redmond. Many advisories enjoy themselves by having parties at various times of the year. The Hicks advisory shows a happy holiday spirit as they celebrate Christ- mas. Every morning in the main hall this day's assignments. stu he is making his first trip - , n , ek r V , 1 EN ' ix 31 l 'gm A ,t::..2-1 ry, ' , .f v, 'is' pf fi' group gathers to discuss different aspects of the ORGANIZED GROUPS LEN v- zf-3 ' Thursday must bv here again as most of ,lffi disappears behind Copies of the Declaration, milf 4 A l , sy A t N, ' P 'x if lil l . ' Nm S l As the carols sung by the choir echo through the halls. all of Jefferson rejoices. Not only are the carols themselves beautiful, but they herald the coming of Christmas vacation. .llonlicello picture taking is always a timf- of Q PICE TO ROUTINE 1 A familiar :ight on thc day be-forv 4-ve-ry football game is the scene created by the Student Council nicmbt-rs hawking: th:-ir wan-s, in thif case. pom-poms and booster ribbons. the results an' quih- gratifying. X Q l'fg 'P . A 25 STUDENT COUNCIL GIVES US AL . . h fl D True Akers, Roselirxda Up on the ladder ls Sabra dJaCde,SgfZiiIikiiiif.t 'lgheyoozireargll itigng their artistic ability Stowers, Charlotte Auer, an ee l to do a hang-up job of trimming the Christmas tree. H l assi ted by his little helpers Sheila Murray and Lyndon Brown enjoy themselves as they PHPQY drive Chairman, TOHY S SC, S i deliver part of Jefferson's load of Christmas Cheer packages to Judy Roberts and Kay Walkermrepares to clear the paper shack the Christmas Clearing Bureau. Many of our advisories adopted of all its paper. - ' PNKWHQ. phi' gigpggggd needy families and made their holiday season a happier one. --n M volcs IN SETTING SCHOOL Poucv ll rI ' -hub..- 4 I A ,' I ' - ff, V 5 I ' N',,n 1 1 v p W Ir L L, lls ,I Us A ll ll ' nl ll .' 'x e ef li Sv-ff ' ' Tj -v .I .-Q., Rig Student Council paper drives are full of moments of merriment. Miss Langford, driven to extremes as a result of seeing a truckload of paper blown across the front lawn, picks up her trusty bull whip and drives the herd into action. A higlilight of Teacher Appreciation Week was a surprise party for our hard-working Profs ' 1 races b serving their advisors. ' Council members demonstrated their socla g y ' v . .1451 Il 'lll -I I pls, rin li , fxtwsivg wail' 14' XX i- ,315 -, COUNCIL MEMBERS ACTIVITIES RANG If i in Q ' s . 1 xl , Id 41- 3 IS' I 7 l u ,? . ia I S XF 'nffs Q55 Q uraclicff ll, Q: In 8: ,M -.F-1. Y , Q LLMIE ..., -i-.Q E! L H 8 .4 1 ri 1, 4.1 rf- 'yib , OUR EXCELLENT STAGE PRODUCTION 3' I? G X , R E l If John Alden were asked to speak for himself about this version of his romance, presented at our Thanksgiving assembly by the speech department, his remarks might be shocking. A warm welcome is given by Mr. Gott to the bewildered Sophomores as part of the orientation A program to acquaint the new arrivals with the high school, which at first seems so big. X ! 15 i ' l Alapf 'if lim i 1p,, .L f a W 7? f 5 4 in K' .' K--I'-4 'rl 'L'- .am I -sf' in nl LX ' 'N ,S I 3Il G JEFFERSON STUDENTS 'Ns c X U W7- A --- ' paviwux auditorium ix rm-lm-11 funn rims- In timf- rw pe-rfuruu-r- likv Fu-J Waring shown In-rv IJ8L'kSlLiQf' with ,Kllun Hand:-I. Juvkix- Hunt. ami Half- I'L'I'Qlllr4'll. Je-ffm-rfnn s s 'HI II U I v xsnll I1 the tlllill- Iilildllilliill. War of rh.- YXorIulN. Hmmm- Ste-vm-:man and Lowe- lrxim- carry away anuthe-r Nivlilll of ilu- Mar1ia'n5 df-adly aim. 1- namr- Sm-niur I rnIi4 ' didxfl Ll 1 -lx uf - n - N- ' - ' E AND APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE it' 'xv-ics ya 7 5 'A ' Y . :l '. lx -u ,, . L-,I my W4 L 1 -1 Each'Friday morning before eight o'elock the halls are filled 'h s d Wll acre music. a prelude to the Student Counml sponsored Nlornmg Worships. Speakers are valled from local Churches or from the student body. I ww. gfi1nL:n,l:iZ?E,uak vt!-tlnntfg' in thi? PTA Talent Snow. ls- one of the many sparkling stage personalities wonderful proiectlgl e fnla entrance fee wlth whlch the Parent-Teachers' group finances all jpg nw' K V so bf 'ir' 3 tx ' THERE IS A SCHOOL WE ALL LOVE WELL ,M 40m 2 h-tk Ari? We do things so thoroughly here at Jefferson that we even rehearse before we pray. Some of the girls seem to he suffering from the effects of arriving at school at 7:45 to practice for the half-time ceremonies. 5, t - , at -EE Two Bits. Four Bits. Six Bits, a Dollar! All for jefferson Stand up and Holler! And that's just what we do at our pep rallies. Among those decorating the stadium for the big Jeff-Brack game are Carolyn Brooks, Maxine BlfZklE'. Glenda Ferrier. Marilyn Binkley. and Patsy Long. 34 HER GLORIES WE WILL ALWAYS TELL qv'-lM 1 .N 4 1' yf Evidence of school spirit is shown whenever we have a trip to an out of town game. The enthusiasm shown on these bus trips helps to spread the name of our school far and wide. 9 The Jefferson cheering section is always a colorful spectacle, especially for the Brackenridge game. N if--7L... ' 2 Q ' The winning record of our District Champion basketball team brought the fans out in droves to many of our games. 'I ,791 5 s. ri '. '5' I +5 vi .- ,, , , ' - , ff ., P 31 5 M lffm X ki 'rf' X CI L Ll Neff X M,-.:. t W If' .L gf '14 'LQ'5,g wi, ' or nf' 4 rw S fm ww X541 I -Ag, K. 9 I . Ae- gf' I ,kf X. 37 Q L AN THE ms BETWEEN SCH00 as ! ff' ,F -f- , XJ S 5- rf' 1 wg' f'f?,,4-bl f, , 1 '53, ,f 1' ' .jst i .,-a- W M.,.4f 'M' Q 1 3' -W W a -Q, .,...-M J fi' if .,,f - + nr N If rev' Mrs. Bloom, our petite PTA presid at the F ' ent, pokes a shovelf l ounders Day tree l ' U u of dirt toward a newly planted magnolia p antinb ceremony. Celebrating its birthday is one of the big events of the Parent-Teacher group, which gathers in our cafeteria for that purpose during March each year. 5? H. T O i 1 av-Q... -Q 0 AO' ,Qa- fz , . 4 1 .1 B OMMUNITY LIFE IS STRONG -i Q: i! A. K' 'I'f.L -Na xi ,,.,..-T , e Y ,.- 5 .s--I Mary lod ,- . Langford film-' Lmmy Lode - heir ' HC' and D . . seem to have lost 3115252111-?fI.YY.lP8Ch,.rfZtli:'5J:1nanilntrTLllI?ee their rmpeclive A' . vin in the Shuffle lla athers. Ni A parents to yi . . glli, My and X - I: ' -IVF' Bloom 9 fs Mx eff' f h United Fund The enthusiasm exhibited here for an advisory contest to raise mnney for I e explains Jeifers0n's leadership in civic endeavor. lNll'E. D0olittle's advisory often leads the leader 5 er! Night lu reael i the widely separal ed elasarm C. Q The Rehler family has tn ftep some on Falh lv jan during the day. occupied m ',,,S, vi -,.-i oun CAMPUS sPoRrs A NEW LUCK 72 iv L5 N' k . -an - W X, 15' i ,wmv-f 9 'Wig N, fi 5 , 4, I V '91 I Lf A 6 Q4 ,. I vi' was f lei? A, if f M ' - p im ., i 1 jf mmm L I. X Q 'Q 'U -Q ii '6It'Il he like heaven in '57, says Mr. Emery, as he, Charlotte Auer, and Mary Milam look over plans for the new hand room, which was completed in January of this yt-ar. ' Completion of two new parkin lots, this one on the drill field and the other on the west lawn g - . 1 - . park our four hundred hot rods, F1rebirds, and just plain aut , make it possible to omohiles someplace other than the streets. ff sg u, Gif' ,n K ,-1,....- WE TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN PRESENTING H1 1 11111 llltll 111111 5 1 P1 I Z 1 1 1 X 1 11 I 1 gur- E 1 'I- If 7 '1l111-1'1-11111111'g11111f111i1111-111-1v'.11.11-111-111111 111111111,111'111111111111111'1'111111111111111-11. 414111111141 111:11 1111-11' 1111-1'11'11 1-111111-11 111-1111111111 1111-111-11111'N 1l4ll' II'N1'1lUf11 11-111' 111 111.11g1111111. '111'l1' 1'1'x111111-11111111. 11111l'1Xf'111 1111111111-11'1111'11'1-.1'111'1'i11s fix 11111111-. 1111- 1111'g11-1 11111111N'1, 111 11111. 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EDDIE I XRSON folmzel of the ROTC -5-A fm 1 so 4-A 1.1, , 3 1 a A ' E: v gf I Hn. ' A ig 'aa-,, ff 11 5 .Mws- l - . ' g gf A I I I f A N, , ' T 85-4' ' fgvf A , j I - , ,Q it : Y E I I I X5-ia 5 'LV ' Y as: - if !J5 'i 'V X41 , 54 - k , kk 5 rf 1 I 1' -, ' f 15 . Q. GENE REDHOND Fdztorm Chzef of the UCVVTICELLO Q BARR McCiELLAN M President of the Senior Class SALLY TRAVIS Colonel of the Girls' Cadet Corps JININTY YOLYC Preszdent 0 the Iurzzor Class 41958 . Llkf TAA. I 'ii -Yxwjgv' 1 'f'- ' ' -JSM , '.v5 1g,r Q' ' 2 .. f s I 4 -4919 N h , av -Qduzf-. . rf 9 D . . g. 1 .1 ,I,x.- 2 . ..-- 'fn 5-1 . , S-,Inv . vlzxasi. , s 1 . . .- - - f.-1-J' v .ix-. . Q . ,, ' ,., -5, x . 's .1 . , f-x:f- Q ', - - A - Q J 1,4--l v tub s ' -.ij A I QA 1 5 A ,. I X O -1 ' R H Q N ' ' - A n , A A 0 I I l l I ' . . v I O ' - , . v 5. fi 'S A? 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Irhl, IU ,'.' s 0- D l I I wxqiss--I. - is l', ' X a ' nv- - Mr. Oscar Miller, Assistant S g in Z Z X ,Q ,M ,ff dm ,llz -W -gilk i ? .- Z If f ' ,f 'D 2 ...-f uperintendent, Mr. Thomas B. Portwood, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. E. W. Robinson. President of the Board, study one of the many papers which pass through their offices to shape the future of San Antonio schools. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD Guthrie. Hr. GCUTSC C' K' er. Mr. J- G- Mliiller, Hrs. H3Yden Aniol, Mrs. Claude B- Cardenas, Mr. R. R. Fite, Mr. L. E- THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Thi, Fi-ptvinlwr Nlr. Cntt lu-gan his firft year uf print-ipul nf Thoinas If-flersmi lligh S1-limit. lla- was aiflf-fl in taking mer thi- ilnportant pnsitimi hy his ye-arf of f-xpe-rivrivc uf xirw- prinvipul he-ri-. lluring thffsf- years hz- has lvcwmie an integral part wth Ivlfvrwiu. Ili, flixvrrilierl intvrvftf in ,If'l.lvt'TFlPIl.F af-tix'ilif-- fflliilllf? him tu niuin- tain ri ln-llulul anrl rttllltillllvllf' attituilv tmsarul nur s-if-itil tiff-. rlulvf anfl orgguniza- thins. uncl uttilf-tif llfllglfitlll. -Xftflf-fl tu thif. hif strung e-liipliufis nn L1f'ltfI6'lIllC af'liicx'f?- nu-nt at--ur e-- thi- fi-linnl ul lt'ttflt'I'5llIll in prcpuratinri lnr vnllvgf- anfl future lift-. Nlr. Nwrtfm lwgxun hix Iirft in-ur ut ,li-If as xivn' liriiivilml in l'J3fx. lizuing lwgun his lt'2ll'llllttI mira-1-r in Fun -Xntwnin uw ln-aft fnntliiill VIIQUAII ut Lzuiiffr prior to xwvllflfl Wlir ll. lluring the- Wiatr hc- writ-il threw- unfl uns--liulf yvurf with the rank of livu- tvnunt wnnnlunflvr. llv IIIPII lie-vuirir' afsiftunt vmirli ut 'Xlainu llffights until he Zlf'1llllI't'tl thi, pnxitinii nl ziffiftant tif-rut nl zitlile-lifts in the- Sun .Nntmiio svlmnls. nhif-h ht- In-lil fur nine' if-urf. His lirft term with .lvtf has slmun hiln tn he frienrlly ancl unslm-rftnnmling. ltif nll'iw- flour i- alnuys mln-n tn rlUfl4'lIl prohls-ins. Xlrf. INPIIIIIWIXIF f1i'Ilf'I'UrlIN with hvr tiniv' anfl he-r uzirinth ul fc-Pling for girls with prnlilwnis liavv 1-liflvurfwl her tu f'Xf'I'yUIlf' with whinn she- has annie in Contact. These xwmlf-rful qualities plus he-r fine- gmmriiiig. gnnrl taste in 1-lothing. her smile. graivimisiic-sf. unit quivt xnir-v he-lp he-r tn fill pf-rlvctly the rc-spmisililc' position of flvun of g1irlQ llr. N,,f..,,- HI.. 1 'mil uf . S. Ixi-ml' - V . uflinr., HI! vx.nnin4- 3,1,,,h,,r Human nf im pf mtl. gmt Ur ' rTILtI1f'r- 14, tht, svhmtl lf' :vig gl' , if. 1 ,aff 5 -V'- Y Mrs. M4-l.aug1hlin and Miss ,limrnf-z arv pe-rfurming nm- nf Ihr-ir numf-wus duties. writing che-I-ks for .lvff's monthly bills. all of Whivh are- paid through the- main office-. Price STUDENTS AND FACULTY ALIKE DEPEND ON MAIN 0 . 31 L.u'GH1.1N ming JINIENEZ. ' ANDERSON. -' ' MRS. H. M. ' BARBARA MRS. HAL BERTHA nb 5 -XNIIREWS NIR. J. I.. Fr-if-nw CAL GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS ATTRACT ART STUDENTS LO Iullx III I Ink Iixmrn I I II 1 n lhutx dc: I In Arm! nt 1 Il I tml Ix I Inn III mum lull Im I1 Iur I 4 Iimmx III1 I IIII rn . 'I X HHHXXN4 NIHN I II I IXN Q 1-,h f'.l.g11-I, 'X' X Quo N 1-411. .- S157 XVI lat I I NH . f mm I III X A III XIX llwlxhx t ak, , H , V I I-,IH I-ll'N -' N X1 HIV'-V' x XX.. XI Fgtu 15' Mm? y4,, PRESENT-DAY BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS ARE EMPHASIZED HERE tfffivivtxvy with -numl 1-He-1-tx frmu ilx typm-uritingl fn-ctiml wh the Cfmxnxvrvial dm-parlmvnl apart fn-m all wiht-r-. uf ummm- in tht- vuft uni I-f thf- main hull we-H kllUWQ. Here June- Smith putt-:N a mmm-nt to 1-hw-k hw -pvlhng. -1 3 1 Studs-nI+ in Nlr-. Nl1'lni5rQ-'- Engli-h vla--vx uftvn find thvrxxwlw- in virvle-4. lll1'l'21llf. 1-1. -... :li-um-rx lhix lm-tlwfl nf le-arming ix wry 1-ff:-vtiw. ax xtmlvntx van he-lp mu' anulhn-r. GREAT Booxg TH ' EMES, DIAGRAMS COMPOSE ENGLISH YEAR 5pc'c'4' CREED. uns. YIRHIXIX IMYIS. mas. Lumix,-. mixxls, XIH. Wm lJHqUIAl.T'l'l.E. xms, pf-,XRL . 'ox s 9 ... i.-x w is -' MW' , 1 , ,off ',,nQ f'f 0 Nou 0 Com, HE- -Q -, f ,m.,,z-gun! ' ' SP if . muvh n1on.,,f that l,ariQianLH2flSwn1l1ch m translation but in 'NI lx , 1. I - 1 rs .rf-Qdk Frm 4' Ch C1359 jg hag FOREIGN LANGUAGES BRING US CLOSER TO OTHER LANDS vs 'Us DUCOSH. MISS RUBY XS Art ENIERY. MR. KENNETH C. Banfl lwkl NER. N1R.J. A. SI'Ll'I1l'f' Iflxxm. xms. x1,xm:E Iinglikh 9 1 I Lx ,W 'xx GEORGE. MISS BFIRTA Sovial Frivncr- HAKALA. NIR. E. 0. Inrlu-trial .-Xrtx HARRIS. HHS. XIAHIIXN journalism II.-IRIIISUN. NIRS, S.XI.0XI.-XY SX SIPEIIIINLI - IIIfI.IANIJ. MISS XI.'xRII': Nnvial Qr'i1'l11'o' FAMILY LIFE HELPS UNDERSTANDING OF HOME, COMMUNITY L,I'4nIlI1'111 r ' 5 iUl l11 from 'I' Il I' hp' U. r- Af- d IH on-5 I0 Ihr, I ,II pprmuI1-mplp uf Inq - UH- urn ag HH., f -UL., f N I , ' I- y appf-ar In . on or Hr.. WaIIa4-,. 5 family Hfv Clagwq I th: umm 4r,.,,n. Ohm 1 l C59 F 1 4 , , 'f I r'- :0 L 77- ILILLXN. XIHN Illlll X XL.1ll1--rum!! lil-ICN. NHS ltrlull-I1 I1 Al-QS. XIII Fwivrmw- I.XN1.lHImlI. NIISS II4ll!I'X1lf JEFF GIRLS MAY BECOME COLLEGE HOMEMAKING MAJORS Ylilkillll 1 ff 1 n - 1' -U Q I ul nf- --1 ILI1' L1 I L NHL g ,v fx AA. V ' ,, A 7 n, Am L4 '?Fw' 1- X an 1 6, 'V , 1' W U P ' of A .Sq Cfb-V.. W --J I an S H 1- 111114 1- 1 1 111 ,- f V' 11,-O L 1' vg1'1- 11 . fl H1 I k xx fllll 1 1 un n ur lnllxrx I1 lx 1111 u h xhi pr01l111Ii--n lim-H nf lilvnnrx 1 n tul nl 1 lx r th mmx illlll ilk lla 1 U m f rm th ru fn-zu 111--xv lm-.L Iv 1. 1- 1' 1' 1 1 , ' 1 1 - x Y N1'1'11' - . 'Hw11111- .lf-ff'-111111 l,ll!l'LlI'X H1111 -. THEY CAT ALOGUE AND CARE FOR BOOKS IN OUR LIBRARY I,l.QXl3. MRS. I-'I,0RFNf-F IDNGWITII Nj -' . . SIll'Q'l'h Q A 'bb JIRAX LUVELACE. MRS. ALICE FII LER Lilvrary BIcCl'TlIHEOY - Y , Lihrarv . ' MR5' LHNDA M11D,xN1EL.x1R - Blalhematicg A L' E' 'Pr fi fi XX x X X .fQ . . . and when you h strates Mr. W ' ave drawn your lin E eiss to Eleanor Fontana and h-gee, you have a completed cur d 1- Algebra IH class. ve line graph, demon- SPACE TRAVEL IS BASED ON MATHEMATICAL PRECISION is 'Wi 'QF N x Q' 2 'K Q XA f .ij 7 X, MCINTYRE, MRS. BESS ff English ff, MAHAN, MR. GEORGE W. ' ' :k':X,,X Library ' -L5 I R r ,hx U .. N Q? K 'u fl ' X as MAREK Miss ONA Socia f If IV' MOORE, MRS. AR fETTi' Latin I f' YJ MORRIS, MISS ROSALIE 58 Mathematics NIOFES. NIR. RAS NIUNIJ .aw Nluiif' NORTUN. NIR. HARRY Xu xIiliil1'IIlZlfiVN OLIPHIN I., Nllbf JI U91 xIZ1liN'I11Zilll'N PICIIIAR. NIRS, fl.-YI'HPIRINE m3'1'1ai:sox. Mus. EIJJWUR Sf-vial Sclvfffc .E EFF T CAN BEGIN AT J A ursnms OF MUSICAL ENJOYMEN Rui haw- and ruth:-r unu-ual 4 1 1 I . -xpr-5-inane prevail during: om- of Mr, Mu-ef' sw-inns wirh his fappviia Choir, Mwul 1-xc-r0i.4-Q fuch as Irie-oil-rrif--ull-ruff' may we-in 1-viii, but thvy pav with big riividvndx wha-n it f'lIIllf'N program timv. il avr -3 ff' 3 5 V! PETERSQNJIRQ W , ., English c. mums PETRICH, MRS. ALMA English PFEFFER. JOSEPH. SIXSQHI. US. Army ROTC PYKA, Mas. Lou Homemaking 3 SEVEN HUNDRED STUDENTS ENROLL IN 1957 GYM CLASSE5 Exercises such as this one, designed to build muscle tone, are not uncommon during gym --grind It has been found that they are very effective in correcting those sags which might ' ' ' - --Af-olnrr - U I R0 I ihe M-1 rifle to a ,roup .0 Q, t WPHU FIIpkiirihe!lI1ririI2IIJlIiaCIIiey1Iearn to practical use at the rifle- ran K STARCHED KHAKI SHINY BRASS GIVE JEFF MILITARY AIR RICHARDS. MISS BESS Physifal Eduf-ation SHANNON. MR. PATRICK Physical Education SPROTT. MR. RKPERT Mathematics TALIAFERRO. MRS. MARY ELIZABETH Social Science ,Q T? ,QQ ,FV I -E .sw Q. M , ., ' -wg ,W 6 f' M hm YM wx 'vii 'Q vf .QT 4 Ax, Dismiasing: for rho mumvnt slum- of Mother Nature-1 morv apps-Iizinv' Pre-ation 1 url mold. bade-ria. and mildew! Diana dv Ia far I' John Kin L. s s 18N lm-ad 1 za. at Heath, Mary Tuvkvr, J' ' ' gr cnrlcvnrralf- rhf- prying 1-yvs of ' A of a 1' I. xmmy Allamon, and a nucrurcope un the cf-Il :tructurv of a crora--section mu THEY SEARCH FOR THE ELUSIVE AMOEBA Tl 'NN ELI.. MRS. EDITH flmnrm-rcial -qu.-nr YOCEI.. MISS OLGA Social Scif-ncf' XMIELAQE. MRS. ANNA B- Family Life- WALLACE, MR. JEWELL Guidance FACULTY Weqxsssxzsf ls WEIR, MRS. LAURA Library 1 OF SOCIAL SCIENCE CONSTITUTION rssrs, MAPS' PAR Cities and industries of Merrie Olde England occupy the attention of Kay Bragg, Stephanie Olson, and Stewart Schooler as they diligently dot and label their outline ' ' History l. CEA' I H. maps in English in NN wwe i ' fu. 'J 'Ur 'ba 'fy Q-0 Il Hld XX If I --u-...M V Q 85. Xue. XII :nm Q 1 'Y ' Q 1 XIuIIu:-rm1l11-- ,- A XX IIICXI. XIISF XIAKX evq I'.Il Il'II - XIR5 IIIN s ,1 sv I: !W4v,.,.-..-gp-H :XA XIr, Ilukuln 1-xplaiinx In lhwrge- Hund- Ivy. it Ilvlp- In knfm nhivh I-nd thf- Imunl VUIIIWN wut. IPLlI'IIl'llILII'IX XXIIVII il is ac- wvllvgunlir-II In L1 Alu-w-r UI xllaxillgl-. SHOP, MECHANICAL DRAWING TEACH ACCURACY LIII I nn-vI1uni ' wlrk hvginning 3 mlldg-I IO! . 1,-.flhardat I -, ' I I I Q Irom Palwr to realm' ,I.-,..11l,ulINIm1I1.f -lf' Y, 11 n XX if-IMI. PM NIlmlH1IIIdIx:1I1v Irunfh-r lIv'1l' +IfdX'mg - 'x .-31 Ilramug, M1101 M mf 'QI 4 '1x wgi zu T Jn .fx 1 11111 n I flrql 'KZABZZA I xii Cpning 32. Ihlxy' -, .. ' '1 f' mml WW'U'W' In I g , Qhmx I Q 1 Ill hxk '-IWJV ul X Mau Lrmgmlh- SMH ti? fiixrmw ,HV D, 5 X . , fb! 7' hammq-r, hang. am THEIR CAREFUL PLANS RESULT IN SMOOTH PERFORMANCES xml rf. mv xml-ixx L F-Mull. 1 fl 4, -W 7 YNIll1fII'I'. NIISN 1 HXNlH'l'l'l' T Fgurli-11 NUI XQLFII. WHS. f'f'rl1lw'r'- LII IH! XIIFI H gf? bil vw h,L...g l, . ,W Q i' ' 'Rl ff f fa A,-ff f Q, I 4, Haag 411.3 , ' a nn ' Our vafe-I1-ria wnrkvrs put tho- finifhinf' tom' advisory iwli and thr- , hr-f un a lunch. apprc-limi-iw-ly awaiting the first mad rush. E OUR SPARKLING CAFETERIA REFLECTS EXCELLENT CAR 'N' 109- HA1aERxi,xx. MRS. ELLA WOODLEE. mas. EDDIE Q1- 7' 7? 5 1 'xhl 'W BWKHEAD. MR. ERNEST W. METZGER, NIR. OSCAR W. if . ' Akgbd ,qi 'Q 9 n -1 W in .a ESPONSIBILITY JEFF'S BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS IS A BIG R A familiar sight about Jeff is Mr. Metzgefs lawnmower with Shorty tagging along behind, contemplating the day' he will control an automatic mower as he nlm- 'o- ' ' under a tree. X X N 7 f 63' E Z 66. 1919 , ' k fe,,.,,fz O 'W-A X . A . 'fur X fy- W 'Wa , ,. . A Af' 91? M -- 1195-, 4.,T4...,'w yr A 'Z , ,V 'K . 'Slim' ' L' ff? Y-fi7 'J'f-,fi '- . ' yfflirp -J Q ' '- - A fwxg. 1' ff , - R7 5 K I '..,ffAS:.4.W - .Mia K ':.,xi:'!K 5. A X ,wk A V N, L., W . AA I k - ,, . ,, . . , v . . 'Wx 'fm 16 s xy .. lasses new friends . . . more activities l dership ol the September, 1956: new school . . . new c - . . . . . . are all being found by the class of 759 under the capable ea class officers. Left to right: Nancy Collins, Chaplain: Sheila Hiller. Historiang Jeanne Ward, Corresponding Secretaryg Danny Oelinger, Sergeant-at-Arms: Mary Kay Larkin. Vice President: Rex Cruse, Presidentg Carolyn Campbell. Recording Y ' a. Reporter-Q Marilyn Palmer. Treasurer: Diane DeBerry, t-at-Arms tabsentl. The enthu- Secretaryz lrene Najer ' ' d Don Cunningham, Sergean Parliamentarian , an siastic class sponsor is Mr. E. 0. Hakala. V566 2 70 Jw Aaron. Bill Achterherg. ,lolenc Ackman. Mickey Adams. Katherine Ainsworth. Linda Akin. Betty Alberthal. Darlane Alford. Nancy Alva. Faustino Amaya, Earl Anaya. Richard Anderson. Caralee Andrews. Donald Andrews. Ronald Arellano. Mario Arevalo. Rosemary Armstrong. Diane Arredondo. Sylvia CLASS OF 1959 . , . wma 1fM.ffw ,f -' , , , ' -W 1 535 +R' , A Atkins. Sharon Attaway. Rodney Bailey. Jerry Bailey, Scott Baiza. Mary Angel Baker. Ronald Ballinger. Anne Barale. Bonnie Barbuto, Paul Barnard, Bonnie Barr. Mike Beasley. Joe Benson, Phil Binkley, Russell Bishop. Cal Blevins, Carolyn Blundell, Claudia Bock, Michael Boehme, Lenal Boole. James Boothe, Betty Bott, Cary Brannen, Betty Brant, Virginia Brantley, Bill Braun, Earl Brisas. Tvmmi' Brinkley, Gary Brokovich. Mike Brothers, Lani Brown, Bobby Brown, Charles Quinton Brown, Gerald Brown, Jerry Brown, Leon, Jr. Brown, Lisa Brucks, Carol Ann Bryan, Corky Bryant, Jeff Burnett, Shirley Burrows, John Burton, Rae B. Busch, Charles Busch, Jeanne Butler. Betty Byrd, Bonnie Cadena, Gloria Calhoun, Faye Campbell. Betty Campbell. Carolyn Cantu. Audrey Carney. Pat Carpenter, Cherie Carver. Tommy Casanova. Gloria Casanox a, Jacob Castanon. Richard Gilbert Castleberry. Bill -Castro, Ignacio Registration day finds Wilma Marek lm-rry Nil-Ce-Ilan. and Corky Bryon tossed from floor to door in their 1-nd If-ss wa rvh to complete their Cla sellvtlules. N-.. 'f-wwf-., N-K., --g M... f S.. Ss, 1,5 9 ft Being a gentleman often puts a fel- . low in an awkward position, Danny Oc-finger finds. as he helps Jeanne Ward with her hooks. 'I J' r' Crawford. Nan Croll. Bob Cron. Bill Cruise. Carolyn Cruise, Joan Annette Cruse. Rex C ' 1' Culbertson, Joan Cumming. Joy Cunningham, Barbara Cunningham. Don Curliss. Patricia Dalmolin. Jeri Danek. Richard Lee Davis. Qrolyn Cates, Linda Joye Chambers, Barbara Ann Chapman, Portia Charles, Margaret Chittim, James Clements, Peggy Clements, Salley Cleveland, Joe Bob Coben, Charles Cockerell, Jackie Coffee, Anna Mae Colias, Tina Collins, Bobby Collins, James Collins, Nancy Conant, C. M., Jr... Connell, Val Cook, David Cook, Janet Covert, Betsy Jane 'Ml J ,,, Duncan, Bill Dunham. Leslie Earley. Barbara Ann Eastman, Carolyn Eastman, Ronnie Edwards, Jimmie Edwards, Melvin Eisemann, Charles Elley, Michael Elskes, Sandra Epperson, Judy Farmer, Tommy F eike, Ronny Felix, Olga Ferguson, Midge Ferlet, Sandra Fillmore, Keith Fischer, John Fischer, Sharon Fisher, Joe Bob ,Es 'O Davis, Farrar Davis. Margaret Davis. Sarah Davis. Susan Dawson, Beverly DeBerry. Diane De La Garza. Diana Del Castillo. Nlartha Helen De Leon. Jesse Delgado. Reynolds M. Doskal. Judy Downing. Martha Driver. Ronald Droll. Charlotte Ann Dunavan. Bill f 'Q -s f, A C The first class meeting, held in the cafeteria. brought students closer to- gether and set the scene for making lifelong friends in the congenial and attractive atmosphere provided by Thomas Jefferson. F 1959 Waiting to pay their class dues to Marilyn Palmer. treasurer, are Nancy Collins. Bill Aaron. Don Cunningham, and Martha Ann Sweet. They want to make sure they aren't left out of any class activities. Fore. Betty .lo Foster. Tommy Fraige. George Francis. Eleanor Franks. Susan Freeman. Larry French. Sally Gainer. Barbara Garcia. Olga Garcia. Sylvia ,f X.. I! Gardner. Betty ff Garrett. Patsy Garteiser. Gerald Garza. Betty Gaulmatz. Danny Gerhic, johnette Gianotti. Eugene Gildart. Malcolm Gill. Don Roger Gill. Gale Gilmore. Donald Gilpin, George Goldberg. Sandy Gomez, Johnny Goodlett. Penny Goodstein, Steve Goolsby, Robert Gordon. Keith Gray. Charles Griffin. Sherwood Grolnb. ljllen Grun. Alton Gulledge, Betty Guthrie. David Haller, john If we didn't know better we would have 'reason to think that Eleanor Francis was worried by the skeptical expressions on the faces of her audi- ence. Her experience with the Melody Mustangs and at class dances, how- ever, has given much confidence to her and much pleasure to us. Halpenny, David, Jr. Haney, Michael Hardy, Bill Harris, David Hartman, Bob Hartridge, Cindy Hartung, Ceorgeanna Hartung, Hazel Harwood, Jackie Hays, Steve Heath, Burney Heaton, Priscilla Heiligmann, Evelyn Heinrich. Curtis Heiser, Dinah Helft, Walter Hernandez, Hortense Hernandez, Sara Herrera, Henry High, Lois Hiller, Sheila Hofstetter, Tim Holshouser, Joanne Hopkins, Sharon Houston, Cordon Howe, Tommy Hubbard, Linda Hudson, Cordon Hunziker, Robert Husler, Philip Hutton, Patsy Iley, Weslyn Lou Jabon, Leatrice Joy Jackson, Bobby Jacobs, Gary Jones, Rosalie Kadish, Susan Kallison, Jack Kane, Mike Karam, Mike Keil, Philip A. Keller, Raymond Kelly, James Kelly, Sherry Keppler, Martha Kleine. Walter Kline, Pete Knippa, Jerry Knorring, Carolyn Knott, Kenneth Koester, William Kraft, Judy Ann Krisch, Nora Louise Krumm, Phil Kruse, Darold Jacobson, Stuart James. Talmadge Jamison, Joe Jannasch, John Jenkins, Patricia Jernigan, Dianne Jimenez. Belia Johnson. Betty Sue Johnson, Jamesetta Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Marcia Johnson, Mary Johnson, Nan son Pat Johnson, at tr 7 , 4 'N Ib Although it is time for eating and gossiping. it is remarkable how the photographer caught only two out of six girls with their mouths open. The largest open mouth belongs to Midge Ferguson. Others are Betty Brannen, Evelyn Heiligmann, Jackie Harwood, Ellen Gromb, and Linda Polunsky. When the sun shines. we walk home. Three drops of rain send us seurrx ing to the- telephones to call mommv. 'I'r'in to make connections ar Dianm 3 E1 ' - e ' Dc-Berrv and ,lohnnv Walker, assisted by Walter Windsor.. I s I K 1 - 4 I 5 ii i' ,, S Q L K 4 V N 5 I Lothringer, Larry Loucks. Sharon Louie, Tillie Machock, Frank Mackey, Bill Mainz, Jimmy Maltzman, Pat Mann, Charles Mann, Jimmy Marechal, Gayle Marek, Wilma Martin, Buzzie Martin, Mike Martinez, Lionel Matjeka, Bob Kuhn, Robert Kukla, Frank Kwan, Bernice Sue Lamey, Hortense Langley, Linda Lanpher, Michael Lansberry, Carolyn Larkin, Mary Kav Latimer, Judy 5 Lawrence, Jerry Lenoir, Clinton Lester, Bill Levis, Loraine Little Man Livingston, Don Livingston, Paul Lodovic, Mary Logan, Arnold Loper, J oe Lopez, Bertha May, Janice May. Rusty Mazurek. Ronnie McAlpin, Rita fNlcBirnie, Stuart McClellan. Jerry McClure. Dale McComb, Paul Mccurcly, lim McFeron, Mina McGarraugh. Bobbo Mcllhaney. Jan Mcllhenny. Franklin Mclnnis, Wilmoth McKenzie. June Means. Susan Meckel, Conrad Mendoza. Carey Menger. Roberta1B. Mersinger, Robert Mery. George Amin Mewhinney. Preston Meyer. Peggy Midclleton. Carol Miles. Jules Miller, Johnny Milligan. Rosemary Mitchell. Lora Moke. Phyllis Molinar, Raymond Montgomery. Patricia Moody, Sally Moore, Bill Moore, Carroll Mgore,-fldry The-re arc-n't many boys in the W0rld who would be caught in an outfit like this. Therefore, Nick Nerren re- ce-in-s our vote for 'lthe most coura- geous boy of the year. He is shown performing for those who attended thi- annual Band Dance. Morgan, Barbara Morgan. Donald Morgan, Joanna Mourer, Maureen Mowat, Kay Moy, Lorene Munslow, Tom Murphy, Mike Murray, Roy Nagy, Helen Beth Najera, Irene Narro, Sylvia Nava, Irene Naylor, Steve Neri, Henry Nerren, Nick Neuls, William Nicholls, Sandra Niemeyer, Edgar Norman, Sandy lub if The Bomb built by C. M. Conant if juxl another example of sophomore ing:-nuily. Yif-wing his creation are Ellen Owe-n. Donald Gilmore, Bobbo lNlm'Garraugh. and Keith Gordon. Oberer, Miriam O'Berry, Larry Oefinger, Danny Ogden, Leslie Ohman. Lars Oswald. Jancie Faye Owen, Ellen Owen, Violet Pairett, Charles Pallard, Grace Palmer, Marilyn Parga, Lilia Pargmann, Glenn Parker, Kay Parr, Lonnie Books! Books! Books! Sharon Fischer experiences the hardships of Twirp Week as John Burrows takes advan- tage of the custom of having his lug- gage carried by a girl. i 'V-bvmww CJ ' M wa. .ff , , Mey- 2 l Q l X i 5 9-.4 1 rf, ki aff' ff! Rainey. Sandy Ramirez, Anita Ramirez. Carolina Ramirez. Frank Ranney. Sue Ransleben, Erwin, Jr. Rathbone, Paula Reeves, Carolyn Reid, Jimmy Remmers, Alfred Rhew. Frankie Rice, Bob Richardson, Johnnie Lu Richey, Sharon Richter, Dorothy i 'i , I-J 1 S 9 i Patterson, Pat Payne, Tom Pearlman, Ronny Pendley, Wesley Penn, Dickie Lee Pesina, Pichot Tony Rhonda Pigottf Mike Pintor, Carolyn Pizzini, Larry Polunsky, Diane Polunsky, Linda Pomerantz, Ernes Pope, Jackson Post. Nancy Potter. Alan Potter. Sharon Powers. Glen Quinn. Linda Raby, Charles I Rodriguez, Joseph Rodriguez, Mike Rodriguez, Patricia ROC, .lames Kay Rogers, Richard Ross, Minerva Rotman, Michael Rowden, Dale Rubio, David Rutt, Jay Ryon, John Saathoff, Sandy Safir, Susan Salas, Armando Sanchez, Bertha Dia Sanchez, Eddie Sanchez, Gil Sanchez, John Sandifer, Delores Saunders, Robert D3 Rick. James Ricks, lda Ray Riley, David Rine. Charles Risien, Jimmy Rittimann, Yvonne Rivette, William Roberts, Judy Robins. Howard Rocha, Janey Rodriguez Rodriguez, Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez, P' 9, ix F, Q H,., X. ,si 'Ml Augustin Doris Grace Henry lrma I l . 'Ik X fl 5.4! Football season sends cheerful Linda Langley, smiling Sharon Atkins, and curious Bill Aaron rushing to buy pom-poms and booster ribbons. Sopho- mores feel the responsibility of sup- porting their football team. 9? Sayle, Bill Scherf, Claudia Schoenert, Linda Scholtz, Sandra Kay Schuette, Joe Schumacher, Leon Schwartz, David Schwartzman, Mark Schweppe, Connie Schwinge, Gene Seffel, John 'ts Sepulveda, Anna Marie Shadwick, Phil Shaffer, Judy Kaye Shellhorn, Lloyd xc-Ji I Entertainers come and go, but the Melody Mustangs are here to stay. Contributing to the delightful tones oi cowboy music is Tommy Carver, a Sophomore, in the authentic western outfit-boots, blue jeans, and a plaid shirt. Shiflet, Ann Shocket, Beth Short, Carolyn Signoff, Judith Elaine Smith, Gil Smith, Jeanne Smith, Jo Ann Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Wanda Sofge, Carol Sorell, Tom Spalding, Sky Spear, Sandy Spence, Jimmy Spencer, Claudia Spillers, Kent Spillman, Richard Spratling, Charles Spring, Sharon Stacy, Linda The Sophomore Class activities got off to a bang-up start with a sport dance at Oak Barn on Nov. 24. The first big class party of the year is always a traditional success, and this was no exception. Stephens, Susan Stewart, Betty Stewart, Keith Stroth, Gaylan Sundel, Martin Swank, Anna Grace Sweet, Martha Ann Talavera, Sylvia Tanner, David Tate, David Tawil, Grace Taylor, Ann Taylor, Darrell Taylor, Wilma Teneyuca, John Teniente, Edward Terp, Carol Ann Tewksbury, Charlene Thacker, Gene Thomas, James Thompson, Jonesy Todd, Gayle Travers, Mike Trevino, Roland Trimble, Eugene Truex, Anthony Tumlinson, Gary Turner, Judy Valdez, Romelia Van Wye, Ben Vaught, Janie Vordenbaum, Barby Waddle, Nancy Walker, Dennis Walker, Johnny Willars, Dee Williams. Dale Williams, Larry Williams, Shirley Williamson. Darlene Wilmoth, Linda Wilson, Jacque Wilson, Martha Windsor, VValt Wirth, Carol Lee? Wisdom, Sarah Witt, Susan Wittlcop, Ceorgianna Wood, Michael Woodress, Judy Woolley. Stan Wright, Barbara Yelvington, 12117165 Zidek, John Zudchx, Romulos Walker, Kay Walker, Pat Walston, ,loan Walters,NDon Waidileanne' Warren. Charlie Wartell. Fred Weir. lla Rae Wentworth. William Werclcle, George West. Derek Wheeler. Nancy Ann White. Brenda Wfhite, Jim Whitley, Sandra 5 i x X - x tj, af ,G If-X Studious Ronnie Eastman finds term examinations extremely difficult. Or is he just posing for the photogra- pher? , as , -.. e, , .A if sf F Jefferson High School welcomes these mid-term sophomores. At Jefferson they will find a wide selection of culturalland social opportunities. They will acquire valuable experience from their active ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' participation in social, educatlonal. spiritual, and ath- letic activities at Jeff as they work toward the double oal of m graduatlon g aturlty and 'Yxl' Wx, if 'e-3. GP NF 2'-5 .. J 9 Ss sq P r 'vs Ffa' ll U I 154 Ill. - ..,. wi M W ,r Q' 4 ,Aa- Starting our Junior year, we look forward to a time of activities, work, and re- sponsibilities, which we as Juniors are expected to assume. Our class officers, some of whom have served us before, together with our sponsor, Mr. C. W. Mahan, are recognized as leaders by everyone. Left to right are: .loan Brown, Historian, Betty Ann Weir, Treasurer, Billy Bob Sanford, Sergeant-at-Armsg Riki Waghorne, Re- porter, Carolyn Jones, Vice President, Jimmy Young, President, Margaret Davis, Recording Secretary, Mary Ann McDonald, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mike Casey, Chap- laing jane Finsterwald, Parliamentariang Penny Moll, Corresponding Secretary. ' 5 Eiffiij, fe L, ggg, ' f ,-5,5 r 'f 1: r Aaron. Charlotte Adam, Boyce Adams, Marcella Adamson. ,loy Adler, Alice Ahr, Fay Carolyn Akin, Sandy Allamon. Jimmy Alonzo, Daria Alvarado, Leo, Jr. THE CLAS These lockers are always hard to get open, especially when you're in a hurry, says Maretta Johnson as Robert Valdez assists her. Amador, Theresa Anaya, Margaret Anthis, John Applewhite, Alton Arnold, Patrick, Jr Arnold, Sally Arreche. Patricia Arredondo. Fred Arronge, George Ashton, Carol Lee Ayala, Gloria Baird, Linda Beth Baker, Bob Baker, Karen Baldwin, Jesse F 1958 Banda, Christine Barajas, Janis Barrett. Charles Batey, Kermit Bayer, Merrick Beer, Ralph Beere. Don Benavides, Ferol Bennaclc. Virginia Berkenstock, ,Ioan Q-. 1 sf., X Dottie Dreeben's many posters which Jeffites see in the halls during the year illustrate just one phase of Junior talent. Berry, Sylvia Biel, William Birnbaum, Sandy Bitzkie, Maxine Blackaller, Janie Blankman, Richard Blunt, Cecile Bohne, Eugene Boltz, Mary Katherine Bomer, Sandra Bones. Charles Boone, Clyde Booth, Tom Boseman. James Brady, Sherry 89 Brandle, David, Jr. Brandle, Judy Brooks, Carolyn Brown, Joan Brown, Lyndon Burch, Anne Burney, Clare Burris, Joan Burrows, Ann Butler, Judy l V: , A LN nw lx We can look forward to at least one more year of jivy swing, as these six Juniors are warming up for their Senior year. Left to right: Tom Booth, Robert Lee J' M l A ' ' , lmmy acne, Tommy Vmcent, Roger Stalker, and Rodney Cray. L.: T 1' f J , I Byram, James Calfas, Elaine Calhoun, Jack Calvert, Bunny Cameron, Bonnie Campos, Omar Caram, Meredith H Cardiel, Emil Carr, John Carranza, Elisea Carranza, Maria Carter, Carolyn Casanova, John Casey, Mike Castles, Pike x, v 1 ,.,,,L, 'mf Sometimes mothers just clon't seem to want us at home when they let us sit, tired as we are, on the cold, cold concrete after school. Waiting for the reluctant chauffeurs are Barbara Tinker, Janet Joyce, Pat Harrison, Jane Culwell, and Betty Anne Weir. Cobb, Gary Coker, Connie Collazo, Herminia Conerly, Nancy Cooper, Eleanor Cooper, Jim Cooper, Sarah Corkran, Dickie Cotton, Darwa .lean Cotton, Judy Covington, Carl Cowger, Betty Lou Cralle, Charles Crayton, Barbara Criswell, Patsy 9l Celis, Sarah Chandler, Sandra Chapman, Bill Chavez, Xavier Cirilli, Grace Clanton, Cary Clark, Robert Clements, Robert Clubb, Larry Clunie, Mike Tommy Reid doesn't care if the bus never comes! The smirk on his face tells us how much he's enjoying the conversation with Elaine Calfas and Bonnie Wassell. Dean, Inell De Forest, Dawn Delamain, Dick De Sha, Bob Dickson, Bobby Dodson, Molly Doerr, Douglas Doherty, Ray Dorsey, Sandra Downs, Pat Dreeben, Dotti Dugger, Ruby Dulaney, Robert Duncan, Jane Dunscomb, Diana , Crowell, Tom Crownover, Tommy Culwell, Jane Cunningham, Donna Darrow, Paul Davenport, Beverly Davila, Mary Louise Davis, Barbara Davis, Margaret Dawson, Bill i Durst, Herman Dworaczyk, Barbara Dykes, Deanna Efron, Barbara Eidelberg, Gloria Elizondo, Ronnie Ellinger, Diane Emerson, Judy England, Wayne Epstein, Sandy SN This picture is Monticello prop- aganda. It shows Sherry Brady scratching her head and .lackie Moss in a state of collapse after one of their noon staff meet- ings. Escalera, Gail Lea Esparza, Roland Estes, Sheila Evans, Alice Ezzell, Mollie Fagan, Barbara Eeille, Bill Feingold, Shirley Felder, Glory Lee Ferrier, Glenda Finesilver. Lynn Finsterwald, Jane Fisher, Nancy' Fichtner. Russell W Flatequal, Mary Anna Flesher, Eleanor Folks, Wally Fourmigue, Paula Fowler, Gene Fry, Billie Gabe, Sylvia Garcia, Robert Garcia, Sonya C. Garza, Robert Garza, Rosie JUNIO When .those four Pony cheerleaders goof off after practice periods, something like this is sure to happen. Jere Johnson, Joan Brown, and Loraine Toler look extremely pleased after having put a Penny in the pot. fPenny Moll, that is! ' Gathings, Booth Gerulcos, John G. Gilbert, Laurel Gillis, Ralph Ginsberg, Benton Glazener, David Goeth, Aurelia Goins, Marshall Gordon, Tom Gorsuch, Elizabeth Gray, Rodney Greathouse, Bill Green, Caroline Green, Pearl Greenberg, Gary 45 SS I Greenberg, Lee Greenberg, Patty Gregory, ,lerre Griffith, Zoe Grossman, Bertie Grundler, Linda Guerra, Lucy Guerra, Mario V. Gullette, Anne Gutierrez, Rudy Any Jefferson student knows this picture is faked. We just don't have occasion for those broad smiles during library periods. Left to right : Haisler, Bonnie Hall, Rickey Haller, Roger Halm, David Hammer, Don Ha P Hardin, Betty Jane Harrell, John Harrison, Pat Hart, Kenneth Harz, Phil Hayes, Sandra Head, James Heath, Patrick Heath, Tommy Heller, Nancy Hernandez. Evangeline Hernandez, Richard Hernandez, Robert Hernandez, Roger Herrera. Hope Hersh, Shirley Ann Heye, Elizabeth Hicks, Edward Highslnith, Alan l The Junior Class was especially interested in Mr. Norton's opening message at our first class meeting. Hill, Carol Hillebrandt, Carolyn Hoechstetter, Gail Homiston, David Hopper, Robert Hudson, Karen Huerta, Gloria Huizar, Fran Humer, Norman Humphreys, Danny Hunt, Jackie Hunt, Leroy Hurtado, Marcos Inman, Duaine Jackson, Bobby Jackson, Steve, Jr Jensen, Martin Jimenez, Robert Johnson, Cary Johnson, .lere Johnson, Lanaa Johnson, Maretta Jones, Carolyn Jones, Dudley Jones, Eddie Juniors had rather go to 3:15 pep rallies than to stay in class. These five, all full of Jeff spirit, would have gone on their own time. Leading the way, Ann Morris and Annette Patterson. Coming close on their heels: Mimi Middleton, Bill Dawson, and Robert Dulaney. Jones, Marvin Jones, Roberta Jones, Sandra Josephson, Leonard Joyce, Janet Jung, Darlene Kaiser, Fred Karotkin, Sheila Kawazoe, Janet Keene, Lynn Keller, Barbara Keller, Eddie Kempler, Leslie Kenney, Martha Kercheville, Jay . 1,x.e.-, . . King, Cindy Kinsey, Gloria Kirk, Paul Kleck, Bill Kniffin, John Koher, Rose Marie Kohutek, Edward Koutsures, James Krafft, Johnnie Kuehne, Jim 'hp- Qi QU5 'ef Waiting enthusiastically outside Mr. Norton's office are Roger Hernan- dez, Chris Olson, and Morris CMouseJ Witt. It was just routine business, but these boys didn't know it when the picture was made. Kwan, Gene Labutis, Ralph Labutis, Renee Lamb, Sandra Landrum, Jack Lane, Pat Lazar, Annette Leal, Robert Lee, Linda Lee, Robert Lehman, Ralph LeStourgeon, Dale Lewis, Converse Lewis, Edward Little, Claire Livingston, Phil Long, Patsy Lopez, J oe Lowry, Bob Lonzano, Socorro Lubel, Patsy Lubel, Richard Lucich, Sylvia Magro, Judy Malone, Betty Malone, Jimmy I' fi 1 . N-..Y' F- Gossip! Gossip! Gossip! Dottie Pierce, Margaret Davis, and Susan Proll seem to think that the latest news takes precedence over anythin as common lac s ' ' E p e a. eatzng. l l Marano, Larry Marchbanks, Lou Martinez, Joe Marzinsky, Eva Mayers, Bobbie McCammon, Malcolm McCann, Paul McChesney, Mike McClellan, David McDonald, ,Ioree McDonald, Mary Ann McFadin, Terry McGill, Beverly McNlahan, Erlene McMahan, Jerry McMurtray, Russell Melville, Melinda Melville, Virginia Mery, ,lean Mery, Joan Meyer, Earl Meyers, Marcia Michon, Betty Middleman, Barry Middleton, Mignon Moeller, Mary Lynn 4 ,,,,,g1?. Pr f xx As- Can't imagine why Kay Payne and Pat Heath are stocking up on notebook paper . . . must be good for something! Moll, Penny Moore, Eddie Moore, Margie Moore, Mitch Moore, Wayne Monteer, David Moreland, Charles Morris, Ann Morrison, Pamela Morton, Charles Moss, Jackie Muniz, Anita Muniz, Ernest Muniz, Herbert Nance, Ricki A tremendous success at the Junior Dance was our own talented, vivacious Patsy Long! Nations, Kenneth H Neal, Jane Nelson, Julie Nerren, Frances Neunhoffer, Betty Newsom, Peggy Nipper, Toni O,Berry, Shirley Obregon, Margie O'Brien, Janice Oefinger, Janet Officer, Evelyn Ofsowitz, Jodie Ogilvie, Doug O'Leary, Angelene Olson, Charles Olson, Chris O'Neill, Cindy-' O,Neill, Mike Ornelas, Bonnie Barber Ortiz, Irma Oster, Vivian Oswald, Helen Parr, Janet Patino, Gilbert 59N Peters, Ruth Pfeffer, Robert Philips, John Pierce, Dottie Porreca, J oe Potter, Nancy Pounder, John Rounders, Gail Pounds, Penny Pringle, Mike. Proll, Susan Purvis, Joan Rainey, Pat Ramirez, Peggy Randez, Albert Patterson, Annette Patton, Larry Paulos, Sam Pena, Phillip A. Pepps, Stephen Perez, Angelo Perez, Avelardo Perez, Gracie Perlmutter, Barbara The total length of our Junior basketball players would be 48 feet if placed end to end. Standing, left to right: George Finley, Riki Wag- horne, John Casanova, and Tom Scott. Kneeling are Earl Meyer, Robert Hernandez, Dick Delamain, and James Scruggs. Ratcliff, Lynn Reagan, Pat Reardon, David Reed, Beverly Reeves, Jimmy Reid, Tommy Rendon, Rosemarie ' Ribakowski. Rosalie Riemensehneider. Bert Risclie, Cynthia 9-9 The first chance a Junior gets to use the word Senior when referring to himself is when he orders his Senior ring in early spring. Waiting with mixed emotions are, left to right: Jackie Moss, Billy Sandford, John Philips, Betty Cowger, and Barry Jo Wood. Rivera, Hiram Rizzo, Dorothy Roberson, Sharon Roberts, Pat Rodriguez, Donald Rodriguez, Eddie Rodriguez, Edward Rogers, Johnnie Mae Rogers, Mary Ellen Rosenberg. Jerry Rosenthal. Jane Rudd, Nancy Ruhle. Judy Ruiz, Lupe Rutledge, Bucky Sagor. Bryan Samuel. Fay Sandford. Billy 'D Sanford. Martha Sauer. Judy Sauer. Marilyn Sayler. Susan Schaefer. llildegard Nl. Schiff. Dave Schleyer. Claude 'Q be ti?R.Y..'l,-. c It isn't that the school work is so hilariousg these Junior girls are just naturally cheerful. They are Betty Anne Weir, .lane Culwell, Liz Gorsuch, and Pat Harrison. IO4 Schliesing. John Schmoker, Judy Schneider, Irene Ann Schonholz. Lola Schooler. Stewart Schroeder, Johnny Schuette. Walter Schuh. Corine Schuh. Lorine Schumann. Janice Schuster. Marlene Scott. John Scott. Tom Scruggs. James Segraves. Linda 'TIP I Smith, Ann Smith, Elizabeth Smith, June Smith, Leigh Spence, Braden Spier, John Spies, Memy Sprague, Douglas Spruce, Billy Stadheim, Terry Stahl, Roy Layton Stalker, Roger Stephens, Annette Steubing, Mary Anne I05 Stevens, Sara Ann xSewell, Charles Seymour, Joyce Shaver, Barbara Shellaby, Gloria Shivers, Jackie Shostak, Marcia Sieberg, Bob Sigler, Carol Simon, Ellen Singley, Patsy Lf' ' , , as ' 4 -l ' ,JP NJ - 'sewer ,, '4 ?Sx 'Elf Boy! These lunch time stories must really be something, especially when told by Fred Kaiser fcenterl to Mike Casey, who doesn't believe a word of itg Dale LeStourgeon, who thinks it over, James Boseman, who thinks he has a better oneg and Pike Castles, who just sneers at the whole idea. 4 Thomas, Tommy Thompson, Roy Thrasher, Thurman Tieken, Curtis Tinker, Barbara Todd, Alex Toler, Loraine Toomey, Susan Tucker, Mary Uribe, Pat Valdez, Robert Valencia, Richard Varner, Virginia Vaughters, Larry Vidaurri, Johnny Villazon, Barbara Vincent, Tommy von Scheele, Joyce I06 Stoltz, Margaret -s5a,agajU5m'1'a' jtromberger, John Sutton, Mary Tabor, Robert Tallman, Pat Tangum, Dick Teal, Saundra Tello, Lydia Terry, Barbara Terry, Georganne Thomas, Sheri Car Vrooman, Anne Marie Waghorne, Riki Walker, Ethel Ward, Phil Ware, Jackie Wassell, Bonnie Wehmeyer, Wilma Weir, Betty Anne Weiss, Lois Ann Wells, Hansel Widmann, Lauralee Wilkins, Johnny Ai, 1 sa A ' 3 k J, A in 4 'M-'JAVA' 5,1 N' f , 1 ,..-Mfff'M n 1 V' 6 Williams, Patsy Willimon, Peggy Wilson, Kay Wiseman, Mary Ann Witt, Morris Wolfshohl, Anne Womble, Becky Woo, Tene Wood, Barry Jo Young, Jimmy Young, Tom Yuill, Dave Zeller, Penny Zertuche, Joe Zimmerle, Don Iw A w 4 J ff-rw ' A'- f. h f- 'N cf A --.f 1 rx I, 2, QM giV+AffJ 1,5 K -4- 'i..'f- f m ,Lx K , 121 ,QQ L, f'3xm,'fi'5.ff'nfU N,-V L J 1 ,tgf'i ilnw,-l, iif-1:.1A:L-, H In ', 7' -LT.. 'L ,-L,..f. v d L,-', Ab, Y r A Pj 4'2 , 2. fiv 4 -f fri, f .3'! ? , If A , x ' 1 fi 0 ,f 19 fra X , A l psf-W5-- f'! z,:':vi-E-f - .!..i --'J 5.-.11 , , 1, A' ' 1- X ff' Z X 2 JACK Sergeant-at-A rms l08 PAT W Reporter 5 DON QUICK PAT RIDGWAY Recording Secretary BLOONI CON'-'5P0f1f1i 8 Vive Presirlent Secretary VIRGINIA W DROP Ria 49 f Q ,- A , fp -2 ',. ff 'J ' 31 fyifi I 'gf' -1 I'f 9:-in-nY4lP .7kLf, 1 Nf L K W-, f K ,- , iv,-2'Ff. - fn' 'A '9 -fl 1--ff, ::'v'-V'-' W nm 15:3-L A- gh It II ' ' - ..,,. , . b x 77 ' 1- -if - . , F, Gxxirv ZZ 7:1 1 Chaplain BILL W Treasurer DEENE GOTT f' Sergeant-at-Arms BITSY EDCERTON Historian IO9 Q, 4 I X ALBERT ABBOTT SOLOMON ABDO Drill Team, Com- Mixed Chorus, Pres.g manderg Officers' and Hi-Y: University of NCO Club, Vice Pres.: Texas Rifle Teamg ROTC, Cdt. Major fRegi- mental Adjutantlg Senate, Reporterg Soph. Scholasticg Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College CARLIE ABEE GCC, Majorg MJRQ National Honor So- cietyg Scribblers, Pre-s.g Student Coun- cilg Soph. Scholastic: Jr. Class Rep.: Sophie Newcomb College JANICE ADAMS FBLA, Chaplaing Girls' Sports Club, Chaplaing Informa- tion Pleaseg Lassos, Sgt., Skeltong Tri- Hi-Yg Jr. Class Rep.g Texas Christian University Ho Qu, DON TRUE AKERS SYLVIA ALBIDRESS Lassos, 2nd Lt.g Li- brary Council, Exec. Committeeg Masque and Gavelg Scrib- blers, Cor. Secretary Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer 5 Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Rep.g Junior Playg Lasso Showg Baylor University A Cappella Choirg Clee Clubg Y-Teensg San Antonio College STEWART VAL ALEXANDER ALEXANDER Art Club Parliamen Mustang Band: Pony tarlan Monticello Bandg Senateg Soph University of Texas Scholasticg Sr. Rep Fresh. Scholasticg University of Texas AL ALONZO RALPH ALSPAUGH Hayneg Pony Football A Cappella Choir Advisory Treasurerg Hayne J Club Hi-Yg University of Track Southern Texas Methodist University Ken Sugarman, Tommy Barton. Rambie Briggs, Mick Ashworth, and Bill Dillard entertain with some close harmon at the Y Texas Sport Dance held in the Gym. DAN ALTGELT MANUEL ANAYA ROTCg Senateg Senior Mustang Bandg Frolicg University of ROTCg Baylor Oklahoma University JACK TARPY GLEN ANDREWS ANDERSEN Langford Advisory Arstein Advisoryg University of Texas FERNANDO G. W. ARNOLD MICK ASHWORTH AREI-I-ANO Hayne, Secretaryg J Basketballg Hayneg Pony Basketballg Clubg Soph. Scholas- MHSQUP and Gavel: ROTCg Spanish Clubg ticg Tennis Teamg Trackg junior Playg St. Mary's University Fresh. Scholasticg Ad- Senior Frolicg Hi-Yg visory Pres.: Rice Senior Playg Southern Institute Methodist University CHARLOTTE ANN CAROLYN BAILEY AUER Talents, Inc.: Ameri- Future Teachers, Vice can School of Ballet Pres.g information Please, Chaplain: Mustang Band. Drum Major: Scribblersg Skelton, Parliamen- tariang Student Coun- cilg Soph. Scholasticg Tri-Hi-Y: Hardin- Simmons University ROBERT BAILIE Jr. Historians. Treas- urer: Officers' and NCO Clubg Rifle Teamg ROTCQ Spot- lighters, Parliamen- tariang Freshman Class Sgt-at-Arms: Senior Frolicg St. ,llarfs University I I l osing seventy-five pounds in three days snap. Fran Gilliland explains to Charleen Kirk. All you have to do is eat celery and drink water. JOHN BARTLETT A Cappella Choirg Candid Camera Clubg University of Texas TOMMY BARTON A Cappella Choirg All-State Orchestra: Hayne. Chaplaing Mel ody Mustangs, Sevre- taryg Orehestra. Pres.: Library Council, Chap laing Track: Junior Playg Texas Christian University I wqgq r ua JIMMY BASEY MARTIN BATEMAN WILLIAM K. A Cappella Choir, Taliaferro Advisory BAXTER Sgt-at-Armsg Art Hayneg Trackg Uni- Clubg University of versity of Texas Houston BARBARA BEESON FBLAg Homemaking Clubg Fresh. Class Rep.g San Antonio College lI2 BILL BELL Footballg Golf Teamg Hayneg HJ Cluhg Pony Baskethallg Pony Footballg Hi-Y. Texas Agricultural and .Ile- chanical College BETTY BENFER FBLA, Reporterg Las- sos, Sgt.g Soph. Scho- lasticg University of Texas DANA BEABIUS Homemaking Cluhg Senior Class Rep.g Advisory Secretary .1 SANDY BEENE A Cappella Choir, Re porterg Declaration, Reporterg Clee Club, Sgt-at-Armsg Jr. His- torians, Reporterg Texas State College for Women CATHREN BENITEAU Future Teachers: CCC, Captain: ln- formation Please: Las- sos: Math Club: NUR, Vice Pres.: Student Council. Historian: Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Frolic: Fresh.. Soph. Class Rep.: Baylor University JOAN BENNETT Art Club: Masque and Gavel! NUR: Fresh. and Soph. Class Rep.: Senior Frolic: Univer- sity oj Texas JACQLE BENSON Home-making Club. Rf-e. Secretary: Las- sos. 2nd Lt., Treas- urcr: SUR. Sgt-ab Arms: Tri-Hi-Y, His torian: Lasso Show: Soph., Sr. Class Rep University of Texas CHUCK BERTRAND Senate: Radio Club. Pres.: Advisory Pres.: New .llexico Agricul- tural and .llerhanifal College ALVIN BLOOM Soph. Scholastic: University of Texas BOB BICKLE Pony Football: Soph. Scholastic: Library Council: San Antonio College PATSY BLOONI Lassos, Major: Latin Club. Pres.: NUR: Student Council: Tri- Hi-Y: Senior Class Cor. Secretary: Junior Class Cor. Secretary: John Sealy College of Nursing ROGER BIEBERDORF Bi-Phy-Chem: Hayne. Reporter: Monticello: Student Council: Lost and Found. Chairman: Quill and Scroll: ,lun- ior Play: Uniiersily of Texas LORETTA BILHARTZ FBLA: Lassos, 2nd Lt.: NUR: Student Council: Tri-Hi-Y, Pres.: Y-Teens: Sen- ior Frolieg Fresh. Scholastic: San An- tonio College In December one of the big projects the Seniors participated in was Christmas Cheer. Carolyn Dieckow. Sue Kish. Roxana Michael. Jimmy Moore. and ,lack Green help pack groceries in boxes to be sent to needy families. xy MARILYNN BINKLEY Lassos. Sgt.: Math Club: University of Colorado PONTY BONE BILLY BOOTHE FRANK BOX Library Councilg Mus- Art Clubg Spotlighters, Spotlighters. Vice tang Bandg Pony Pres.g Track Pres.g Advisory Pres.: Bandg Sr. Class Rep.: Jr. Class Rep. Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College PAUL BOYLE Wallace Advisoryg University of Texas RAMBIE BRIGGS Hayneg Melody Mus- tangsg Mustang Band, Drum Major: Student Council, Pres.g Hi-YQ Talents, Inc., Treas- urerg Sophomore Class Sgt-at-Amlsg Univer- sity of Texas BUDDY BRADFORD Chess Clubg Masque and Gavelg Math Clubg ROTCg Scrib- blersg Senateg Stu- dent Councilg Advisory Sgt-at-Arms: .lunior Playg Senior Playg Masque and Gavel Playg Texas Agricul- tural and Mechanical College BOB BROCKHAUS Latin Clubg Mustang Bandg Pony Band KAY BRAGG Bi-Phy-Chemg Cheer- leaderg J-ettes, Pres.g Shakespeareg Monti- cello, Ass't. Clubs Editorg Student Coun- cil, AASC, Secretary- Treasurerg Tri-Hi-Yg Library Councilg Sen- ior Frolicg Quill and Scrollg University of Texas MARTHA ANN BRANARD Glee Clubg Homemak- ing Clubg Information Pleaseg Latin Clubg Pony Bandg Advisory Sgt-at-Armsg Texas State College for Women RONNIE BRANHAM Brewer Advisoryg University of Texas PHYLLIS BRANDT Future Teachersg In- formation Please, Chaplaing Mustang Band, Librariang Or- chestrag Pony Bandg Skeltong Soph. Scho- lasticg Talents, Inc.g Colt Bandg Texas State College for Women BARBARA BREWER A Cappella Choirg Clee Clubg Homemak- ing Clubg Jaspersg Jeffersonairesg Future Nursesfg Senior Frolicg Jr. Class Rep.g Howard Payne College MARY LOUISE BROWN A Cappella Choir: CCC, 2nd Lt.: Butler University BARBARA RUTH BUCHANAN Mustang Band. Vice Pres.: National Honor Society: Skelton: DEE BROWN Basketball. Manager Student Council. Sgt- at-Arms: Soph. Scho- lastic: Advisory Pres. Sr. Class Rep.: Uni- versity of Texas JUDY BROWN Declaration, Business Manager: Homemak- ing Club, lst Vice Pres.: Lassos. Pres.: Math Club: Quill and Scroll: Student Coun- cil: Fresh.. Soph. Scholastic: Tri-Hi-Y: San Antonio College KATHY BROWN French Club. Chap- lain: Homemaking Club. Pres.: Soph. Scholastic: Jr. and Sr. Class Rep.: Trinity Universt Soph. Scholastic: Y-Teens, Sr. Class Rep.: Southern Methodist University CURTIS BURSON Taliafcrro Advisory: Unirersity of Texas TOMMIE JEAN BURTIS FBLA: Homemaking Club, 2nd Vice Pres.: BEVERLY FRED BULL BUCHANAN Officers' and Nco Art Club. Treasurer: Club: ROTC. Cdt. lst Homemaking Club: Student Council: University of Texas Lt.: University of Texas MIR: Texas Tech- BILLY CALHOUN nologiral College RQTC: Track- San Antonio College .IUDY BURFORD Jaspers, Chaplain: Lassos: Masque and Gavel: Senior Play: Advisory Pres. BILL CAMPBELL Bi-Phy-Chem, Pres.: Math Club. Chaplain: National Honor So- ciety: Orchestra, Vice Pres.: Senate, Par- Iiamentarian: Talents. Inc.: Soph. Scholastic University of Texas BARRY CANDY SUZIE C.-XTHI CARROLL Chess Club: Drill CARMICHAEL lixlleensi Huey Ad' Teamg Officers' and GCC, Pre-s.g Girls' l'l5 ry NCO Clubg ROTC, Cdt. 2nd Lt.g Se-nateg Soph. Scholastic: San Sports Clubg Home- making Club, lst Vice Pres.: ,leffersonairesg Antonio College Tom-Towsg Sopll. Class Rep. CAROLYN CARTER FBLAg ,laspersg Las- sos, Sgt.g Soph. Scho- lasticg University of Texas II6 NANCY CHAMBERS Jeffersonaires, Vice Pres.g Lassos, Cap- tain. Roping Teamg Skelton, Pres.g Talents, Inc., Reporterq Student Councilg University of Texas 'ia NANCY EUCENIA CHANDLER Future Teacllersg Clee Clubg Senior Frolicg Sr. Class Rep.: ,lef- fersonairn-sg San An- tonio College ROBERT CHIN Senate: Texas Agri- cultural anrl llerhani- cal College TRACY CLARY FBLAg Lasso, lst Lt. Library Council: NUR. Cor. Secretary: Tri-Hi-YQ Sophomore Class Historian: Advi sory Pres.: Jr. Class Rep.g Baylor Uni- rersity LUANA CLAYTON CCC. 2nd Lt.: Brig- ham Young University JOE COLBORN Hayne. Historiang Soph. Scholasticg Rice Institute v This year's Thanksgiving pep rally ended with an unusual skit. Coaches Shannon lpor- trayed by .Iudy Fullerl. Chambers lDon True Akersl, Dennis 1Fran Clillilandt. and Nlr. Gott lCaroI Klosel discuss strategy as their Men look on. BOBBIE COLDIRON ANDY COLE Lassos: .laspers A Cappella Choir: Jeffersonaires. Pres.: Library Council: Tal- ents, Inc.: Soph. Class Rep.: Senior Play: Advisory Secretary- Treasurer: Trinity University JUDY COLLINS CHARLES Future Teachers, Cor. CONNALLY MARGARET COOK ROBERT M. BENNY CORBO Shakespeare, Senior COONRADT Football: Library Frolic: Advisory Sec- Brewer Advisory: Rice Council: J Club, retary: San Antonio Institute Sgt-at-Arms: Advisory College Pres.: Hi-Y, Historian: Texas Agricultural and .Mechanical College Secretary: Library Council: NUR, Treas- urer: Mustang Band Majorette: Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain: Freshman Class Reporter: Sen- ior Play: Cnirersity ot Texas Havne' Texas 4 ricul- . . - A g tural and .llerhanical College i MEL CORBO Basketball: Hayne: Pony Basketball: Soph. Scholastic: Fresh. Class Rep.: Fresh. Scholastic: Hi-Y: Southern .llethodist University PATRICIA CORNELL BETH COWLES Lassos. Sgt., Roping Nurses' Club. Treas- Team: Senior Frolic: urer: Scribblc-rs: Tri- Lasso Show: Stephens Hi-Y: Cnirersity of College .llaryland II7 her script. A tense plan- during any performance is baek stage. Stage fright seems to be ervep- ing up on Sammy Milla-r as Alan Shapiro tries to elieer him up. Margaret Cook ap- pears to lie calmly following the play with JERRY CRAIG ROTC: Southwestern Linizeersity MARY KAY CRAIG Girls' Sports Club, Pres.: Information Please: Lassos, 2nd Lt.. Sgt-at-Arms: Nlath Club, Secretary: National Honor So- ciety. Secretary: Skel- ton: Baylor University META RAE CRAWFORD Art Club: Colorado Agrieultural and .Ile- Chanical College LOCISE DAVIS GCC. Captain. Par- liamentarian: Home making Club: Lassos: Math Club, Pres.: Na tional Honor Society: Scribblers: Skelton, Cor. Secretary: Stu- dent Council: Univer- sity of Texas l I8 TERRY CUNY BOBBY DARE Finney Advisory: San Taliaferro Advisory: Antonio College Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College NANCY DE BERRY GINGER DENMARK GCC, Lt. Col.: Lassos: A Cappella Choir: MIR: National Honor FBLA: Girls' Sports Society. Treasurer: Club, Secretary, Par- Student Council: Soph. liamentarian: Infor- Seholastic: Tri-Hi-Y: mation Please, Secre- Texas Christian tary: Skelton, His- University torian: Soph., jr. Class Rep.: Baylor University Q . 'sri .:Qg,, ' 7 lfktzil X toilfi ,- ,:,, y HAL DAUM JERRY DAVIS Declaration: Mustang Candid Camera Club, Band: Senior Class Rep.: Radio Club, Treasurer: Trinity University Reporter: Mustang Band, Vice Pres.: Pony Band: Talents, Inc.: Track: Fresh- man Class Sgt-at Arms: Bethany College JUDY DENNIS Future Teachers, Pres.: CCC, Capt.: Information Pleaseg Library Councilg Scrib- blers, Vice Pres.g Fresh. Class Rf-p.g Ad- visory Pres.g Senior Playg .lunior Play: Fresh. Scholasticg Trinity University FRANCES DIAZ CAROLYN Declarationg Scrib- DIECKOW blersg Spanish Clubg FBLA: Homemaking San Antonio College Club, Sgt-at-Armsg Texas Lutheran College BILL DILLARD LINDA DONALDSON Hayneg Student Coun- Helland Advisory: eil: Sr. Class Rep.g University of Texas Hi-YQ University of Houston CAROLYN DUKE A Cappella Choir: Home-making Clubg Jr. Class Rep.g Soph. Class Rep.g Advisory Secretaryg Texas State College for Women DONNA DUNHAM Brewer Advisoryg University of Texas At the beginning of a bright new school day Roger Bieberdorf. Cheryl Tan, and Bill Dillard are on their familiar trek to the hallowed halls of Jeff. KAY DONLEY JANE DOUGLAS MARY JO DOWNS Tennis Team: Y- Information Pleaseg .l-ettesg Library Coun- Teensg University gf MJRQ Texas State cilg Mustang Band, Texas College for Women Ma'oretteg Shake J . speare, Rec. Secretaryg Tri-Hi-Yg Southern Methodist University CHARLES EADS Baskvtballg Hayneg J Club: Hi-Y: Swiininingg Llrziversity of Texas HARRY I-IASTNIAN Bi-Pliy-Client: Library Council: Nlath Clubg Quill and Scrollg Monticello. Senior Class Editorg Sr-naleg Soph. Schulasticg Fresh. Class R1-p.: Fresh, Scholasticg Na- tional Honor Society: Rive Institute ROBERT EDLEMAN Moore Advisoryg llnirersily of Texas BITSY EDGERTON Cheerleaderg Lassosg Library Council: Monticellog Shake- speare, Cor. Secre- taryg Tri-Hi-Yg Senior Class Historiang Jun- ior Class Rec. Secre- taryg Sophomore Class Rec. Secretary: Quill and Scrollg University of Oklahoma Q ad .4 ,ew lil ,x . if Y 1 :I t O 1 -t - i-.f f' 1, 1 Z --qw-nga-n ,Q -an -vnmannnlunn not ANNE EDWARDS Library Councilg JIMMY ELLIS Art Club. Reporterg Shakespeare, Reporterg Hayne, Secretaryg I Student Councilg Tri- Monticello, Production Hi-Y. Secretaryg Blanagerg Soph. Scho- University of Texas ' , 513, I 71 ' Y AAQ l ' lasticg Sr. Class Rep.: Advisory Vice Pres.g Quill and Scroll: Chicago Art Institute BILL ELLISON DON ENIERSON Taliaferro Advisoryg A Cappella Choir San Antonio College JOHN EPPS A Cappella Choir ELEANOR EPSTEIN Future Teachers of America, Vice Pres.g CCC, Adjutant Major Latin Club, Treasurerg MJRQ National Honor Society: Soph. Scho- lasticg Sophie New- comb College A long school day later and the view is not so bright. DICK EVONS Fauver Advisory: San Antonio College 4 1 ,,.a r JAMES FADAL Art Club: Bi-Phy- Chem, Cor. Secretary: Havnc' Pon Football: . - Y Sr. Class Rep.: Texas Agricultural and .We- clzanical College EDWARD FEIN Bi-Phy-Chem, Treas- urer: Library Coun- cil: Masque and Gavel, Parliamen- tarian: Math Club, Treasurer: Senate: Soph. Scholastic: Fresh. Scholastic: Rice Institute 'MT JOHN FELIX Art Club KENT ERICSON Drill Team: Library Council: Officers' and NCO Club, Chaplain: ROTC, Cdt. Lt. Col.: Senate, Pres.: Talents, Inc.: Advisory Pres.: Bethany College MARY EVERETT Girls' Sports Club, Historian: ,I-ettes, His torian, Secretary : Ten- nis Team: Y-Teens MARGARET SAN MARCO EVERS Wallace Advisory FRED FAITH YVONNE FALTZ JOANNA FEELEY Pony Basketball: Spot- French Club, Score- Art Club, Pres.: CCC lighters, Historian: tary: Sr. Class Rep. Scribblers: Skelton Texas Agricultural Sr., Jr., Soph. and and .Mechanical Fresh. Class Rep College Texas Stale College for Women It was as hot as fire out there. but it was worth it. was the opinion of most Seniors on the day group pictures were taken. YALE FERGUSON A Cappella Choir, Pr:-s.g All-State Chorus: Candid Cam- era Clull. Pres.: Mon- ticello. Faculty Editor 9 National Honor S0- ciety: Quill and Scroll: Senate: Soph. Scholasticg Talents. lnc.g ljniieersily of Texas ERNEST l El'lNANDEZ Bn-wer Advisoryg San Antonio College ROSA FERNANDEZ GCC, Reporter, lst Lt.. lst Vice Pres.: Math Clulmg Scrib- hlers. Historian: Soph. Scholasticg Y-Teensg jr. and Sr. Class,Rep.g Fresh. Scholastic 3 Trinity University JERRY FIERMAN SUZANNE FINCH ARLENE FRANCES Cloud Advisoryg San Information Please, FISHER Antonio College Historiang Mustang Candid Camera Club, Bandg Y-Teensg Uni- Secretary HANK FITZHUCH MACDALENA Hayne: Library Coun- FLGRES cilg Junior Playg Jr. Nlclntyre Advisoryg Clas Re .' Senior San Antonio College s p . Frolicg Senior Playg Hi-Y. Treasure-rg Texas Agricultural and Me- chanical College versity of Texas ELEANOR FONTANA French Club, Sgt-ab Armsg Homemaking Clubg Tennis Teamg Y-Teens ROSEMARIE FONTANA French Cluhg Home- making Clubg Soph. Scholastic: Y-Teens San Antonio College Hazy ideas, foggy notions, and questioning minds seem to be the general feeling of these Senior representatives. V'd-,L x , -ff- .X , Prominent school leader, Gene Redmond, ponders affairs of state with Hrs. Petrich. 'ANP Q 1' ED NOTE: The above flattering copy was written hy the Senior Class Editor in order to make an A in llonlicello. PS.: He failed. OTIS FORISTER Alclntyre Advisory: Cnirersily of Texas SARAH FRANCO FIILAQ Home-making Clulmg je-ffersonairesg Jr. and Sr. Class Rep.g Los Angeles City College JACK FRY Huey Advisoryg Abi- lene Christian College MICHAEL FRY Hayne. Parliamen- tariang Hath Club. Chaplaing National Honor Society, Pres.g Spanish Cluhg Track Soph. Scholasticg Stu- dent Councilg ,Vassa- chusells Institute of Technology JUDY FULLER MJ R, Parliamentariang Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt-at-Arms Scribblersg San An- tonio College MIKE FULTON Declaration, Ass't. Sports Editorg Hayne, Vice Pre-s.g Melody Mustangsg Pony Foot- liallg Student Council, Reporterg Soph. Scho- lasticg Track 3 .lunior Class Parliamentariang University of Okla- homa ALICE GARCIA DAN GARCIA Mustang Bandg Our Pony Footballg Fresh. Lady of the Lake Class Rep.g St. ,lll1fj 5 College University JOHN CAGE Chess Cluhg ROTCQ Drill Teamg Rifle Teamg Officers' and NCO Club DAVID DRISCOLL GARCIA Pony Footballg Sr.. Soph.. Jr., and Fresh. Class Rep.g St. .llarfs Cnirersity I23 the it' I Cam work. An earlv morning conference includes Eddie Fein. Mike Fry, Allan Mandel. and Bill pbell. These boys seem to be discussing interesting points of last night's home- MARGARET GARCIA Nurses' Club 5 Y-Teens JACK T. GARVEN. JR. Declaration. Sports Editor: Hayne: Track Library Council. Chair man: Junior Class Pres.: Sophomore Class Vice Pres.: Hi-Y. Pres.: Texas Agricultural and Me- chanical College SYLVIA GARZA GCC. 2nd Lt., Sgt- at-Arms: ,laspersg Math Club: Scrib- blers: Advisory Pres.: Soph. Scholastic: Y-Teens: San Antonio College YOLANDA IRENE GARZA FBLA: Future Teach- ers: Homemaking Club: Information Please: Y-Teens: Southwest Texas Slate Teachers College BARBA RA GATES Future Teachers. Rec. Secretary: Informa- tion Please: Monti- cello, Circulation Man- ager: Mustang Band, Ass't. Business Man- ager: Skelton: Fresh. Scholastic: Southwest Texas Slate Teach ers College 3 'Q'- NOEL GIESECKE BRUCE GILL Bender Advisory: Soph. Class Rep.: Sen- Trinity University ior Play: San Antonio College I24 FRAN GILLILAND Lassos. Captain: Li- brary Council: Monti- cello. Clubs and Or- ganizations Editor: Na- tional Honor Society: Shakespeare: Student Council: Talents. Inc.. Vice Pres.: Tri-Hi-Y: San Antonio College EVELYN GERBIC E. Peterson Advisory: San Antonio College NANCY GERHARDT Homeniaking Club. Chaplain: Library Council: MIB: Stu- dent Council: Texas Technological College JOHN C-IORDA BILLY CUFF HAROLD C. COINS Mustang Bandg San Officers' and NCO Antonio College Cluhg ROTC, Cdt. Lt. Officers' and NCO Col.. 2nd Battalion Commander: San An- tonio College JR. Clubg ROTC. Cdt. lst Lt., Colorado Agricul tural and Mechanical College CAIL COLD ROBERT COMEX Lassos, Reporterg ROTC? BFUWPF AdVi- Monticello. Asft. sory: University of Clubs Editorg Scrih- TPIGS hlers. Sgt-at'Armsg Shakespeare, Histo- riang Student Councilg Tri-Hi-Y. Sccretaryg Fresh.. Soph.. Sr. Class Rep.: Quill and Scrollg University of Texas RICHARD GRANT JACK GREEN Drill Teamg Officers' Soph. Scholasticg Sr. and NCO Club. Par- Class Rep.g San An- liamentariang ROTC, lonio College Cdt. Major: Senate. Chaplain: Texas Agri- cultural and Mechani- cal College That doesn't look like a fuel pump to me, says August Meitzen to Lee Swartzkopf, Ponty Bone, and Sheldon Levine. These me- chanical drawing students are familiarizing themselves with a variety of machines. MARY HELEN DEENE GOTT VIRGINTA Y GONZALEZ Basketballg Footballg CRANBERRY E. Peterson Advisory: Hayncg J Clubg Declaration, Advertis- San Antonio College Student Councilg Soph. ing Staffg jaspr-rs, lst Scholasticg Senior Class Sgt-ate.-Xrmsg Fresh. Scholasticg Hi-Y Vice Pres.. Sgt-ab Arms. Reporterg Mus- tang Bandg Southwest Texas Stale Teachers College JUAN GREENBERC A Cappella Choir: Glen- Cllllll Homemak- ing Club: Jefferson- airv-. Vicc l'rcs.Z Mixed Chorus: llIIlI'f'f- sily ot Texas JOHNNY CHIEFHAIEER Hay nv: Library Coun- cil: Pony Ba-ke-tlxallz Jr. Class Hcp.: llis- mouri' School ol .llines HAL lll'l.LlflNllf ll'-Vlaration: Huynei Latin Clulil Xlasque and Gan-l: Soph. Scho- lastic: Swininiing T4-am: Sr. Clas- Rep.: Library Council: Bay lor L711it'ersiIy 1 i ROSIE GUTIERREZ PHILIP L. HAIGHT JACQUELINE HAILE Home-making Clulmg Art Clubg Marschall A Cappella Choir. Sec- Y-Tccnsg Jr. Class Advisory retaryg CCC. lst Lt., Rep. Cor. Secrctaryg Home- making Clulig Infor- BERYI. I-fLEtl'l'A HA Ll-I A fruppt-lla f,lllllI'2 jf-ff:-rsoiiairc-: Lu--os. Roping Te-um. 2nd l.t,, Skelton. SQll'Zll'.'xTlIl'l Adiisnry llrvs.. Secre- tary: Lasso Show: San Antonio Colleen DOl'Cl.AS HALE. JR. Drill Tm-am: Officers' and N110 Clulvg ROTC: Texas College out Arts and lnflustries mation Plf-aseg Soph. Scholasticg Fresh. Scholasticg Advisory Pr:-s.g Texas Slate College for Women FRED HALL Basketballg Hayne: Track: Sou them .lieth- odist University 1 BARBARA HALPERIN FBLA: Lassosg Skel- ton: Soph. Scholastic Fresh. Scholasticg Unirersity of Texas The Seniors' Texas Sport Dance held early in the fall was so successful that even people who weren't ,leff Seniors had a great time. This can easily he seen by looking at Barr McClel1an's date, who is a junior, and on the left Keith Klein's date, who is a foreigner from Alamo Heights. ROBERT HAND Hayneg Trackg Advi- sory Pri-s.g University of Illinois LARRY HAXSEN Foothallg Hayneg J Cluhg Library Coun- cil: Pony Footlsallg Track' no vhomore , -. 1 Class Parlianif-ntariang Freshman Class Sgt- at-Arinsg Swimming 'll-ami Texas Agricul- tural and .llechanical College JAMIE HATCH Declaration, Girls Ac tivity Editorg J-ettes, Secretaryg MJR. Re- porter: Girls' Sports Cluhg Lassos, 2nd Lt. Sr. and Fresh. Class Hepa Swimming Teamg Unirersity of Texas JANE HATFIELD Lassns, 2nd Lt., Cor. Secretary 3 MJ R. Rec. Secretary: Student Council: Snph. Scho- lastic: Tri-Hi-YQ University of Texas CLARENCE HAVLIN llaslcellmalll l'layne-3 J Club: lfnirersily of Texas WAYNE HEILICMANN All-Regional Band: All-District llandg Mustang Band. Treas- urerg San Antonio College TH ERESA HENLON Home-making Clubg Mustang Band ,IUDY HAYES Jr. Historian: Pony Bandg Skeltong Soph. Scholasticg Y-Teensg Beginning Band, Pre-s.g Mixed Chorus. Secre- taryg Senior Play: Masque and Cavelg San Antonio College KAREN HAYES A Cappella Choirg Skeltong Sr. Class KENNETH HAYS Foothallg Hayneg dl' Club: Hi-Yg Sr. Class Rep.: .llary Washing- Rep.: Unirersity of ton College Oklahoma Many practices by the seniors and Miss Longwith led to an exciting and dramatic presentation of War of lhe Worlds, the Senior Frolic. Carol Lee Klose. Gary Trenkel- bach, Mick Ashworth, and Hank Fitzhugh spent many hours perfecting this scene. L EVELYN HENRY FBLA, Treasurerg Fu- ture Teachers, Rec. Secretaryg Information Pleaseg Library Coun- cilg Monticello, Ad- vertising Staff: Mus- tang Band: Skelton, Reporter: Soph. Scho- lasticg Sul Ross State Teachers College TONY HENSLEE DAVID vH.v Student Council: Soph. HERNANDEZ Scholasticg Tennis Spanish Clubg Wright Teamg Fresh. Scholas- Advisory ticg Harrard WILMA HETTLER Lassos, 2nd Lt. His- toriang Math Clubg M.IRg Student Coun- cilg Tri-Hi-YQ Rice Institute CATHERINE HIBBETTS CCC, lst Lt.. Chap laing Ieffersonaires, Chaplaing Nurses' Clubg Scrililmlvrs. Chaplain. Treasure Girls' Chorusq Fres . Scholasticg A Cap- pella Choir, Sgt-ab Armsg Texas State College for Women RAY HILDEBRAND Footballg Hayneg J Club, Sgt-ab Armsg Library Coun- cilg Pony Football: Advisory Vice Pres.g rg All-City Football h U - .Q . Team , All D1-tr1ct Football Teamg Stage Crewg Texas Agricul- tu ral and Mech an ical College LARRY HITZFELD Lloyd Advisory BETTY ANN HOLLERS Lassos, 2nd Lt.. Rop- ing Teamg Skelton, Rec. Secretary 3 Soph. Scholasticg Talents, Inc.g Senior Frolicg Lasso Showg Senior Play: .Ieffersonairesg Texas Technological College BILL HODGKINSON Officers' and NCO Club: ROTC: Spot lighters, Treasurer DIANE HOWE FBLAg NUR: Soph Scholasticg University of Texas The sound of Jeff's students playing their musical instruments has often come into the serene classroom. Susan Finch on the bari- tone horn and Carol Koenning on the clarinet engage in a merry duet as Mr. Andrews records for a physics demonstration. World Sf-ries time at ,lf-ff brought out an influx of- radios. Mike Wish. lack Nlye-rs. Phil Shoop. and Pat Schindler mu-t haw heen supporting the winning team because they all look happy. BILL HOWERTON Candid Camera Club. Historian: Monticello. Head Photographer: Quill and Scroll: Senate: Soph. Scho- lastic: Fresh. Scho- lastic: Texas Agricul- tural and Mechanical College ALBERT HOYT Pony Football: Bi- Phy-Chem: Rice Institute T t SARAH ELIZABETH HUFF Future Teachers: Jef- fersonaires, Pres.: Las- sos, Capt.: MIR: Na- tional Honor Society: Student Council: Tal- ents, Inc.: Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Frolic: Senior Play: Baylor University ZELNIA JO HULL FBLA: CCC: Jaspers Math Club, Reporter: National Honor So- ciety, Historian: Soph. Scholastic: Sr. and Jr. Class Rep.: Trinity University GEORGE HUNDLEY Hi-Y: Hayne: J Club, Vice Pres.: Colorado Agricultural and .Mechanical College TNT LOWE IRVINE A Cappella Choir. Chaplain: Football: Future Teachers: J Club: Library Council: Talents. Inc.: South- west Texas State College TINY HUNT LOGAN HUNTRESS Je-ffersonairesg Advi- Advisory Sgt-at-Arms: sory Secretary Tulane University I... RAY JAMES Cheerleader: Hayne: Library Council: Stu- dent Council: Soph. Scholastic: ,lunior Play: University of Texas '14 '- :ve ROY JAMES Cheerleader: Hayne: Soph. Scholastic: Li- brary Council: Uni- rersity of Texas I29 JOE JIMENEZ Drill Tcamg Officers' and NCO Clubg ROTC, Cdl. Xlajorg Advisory Pres.: Sl. .llarfs University GENE JOHNSON LESTER JOHNSON Sr. Class Rep.: Texas Mustang Band: Texas Agrirultural and Jle- Agricultural and .We- rhaniral College chanical College 5-If . 3 , gf 4 -as ' v I LOUELLA KAASE MILTON KALISKY BOBBY KAWAZOE Mustang Bandg Pony Basketball All-District Bandg Bi- Pony Bandg Soph. Phy-Chem, Sgt-ab Class Rep.g John Armsg Hayneg Library Sealy School of Councilg Mustang Nursing Band: Orchestrag Sr. I30 Class Rt-p.g Advisory Sgt-at-Armsg Sl. .'lIary's University Along with tht- other llll'l!llDt'l'S of tht- fast Jimmy Wilkerson and Sarah Huff did an outstanding juli of avting In makf- tln- Se-ninr Play, Smiling Through, a huge- sucu-s-. LAYONE JEl l-'KEYS KAREN JENSEN French Club: CCC. Nurses' Club: L'ni1'er 2nd Lt.: Juspvrs sity of Denver NANCY JOHNSON FBI..-Kg Honwmaking Club, Historian: Las- sosg Advisory Pres.: Texas Terhnologifal College lf HENLEY JONES Footballg Hayneg EJ Clubg Mc-Indy Hus- tangsg Hi-Y: Unizfer sity of Texas .lOHN KELL, JR. Hayneg J Clubg Na- tional Honor Societyg Student Councilg Soph. Scholasticg Ten- nis Teamg Rice Institute CAROLE KING Future Teachersg Homemaking Clubg Library Councilg MJRQ Senior Frolicg Jr. and Soph. Class Rep.g Advisory Pres.g San Antonio College HAL KING Melody Nlustangsg Trackg San Antonio College ROBERT C. KING, JR. Drill Team: Officers' and NCO Clubg Spot- lighters, Vice Pres.g Senior Playg St. Mary's University EDGAR KLECK Senateg Advisory Sgt- at-Armsg Rice Institute FRED KINIVIAN Forumg Officers' and NCO Cluhg ROTC: Spotlighters, Reporter Sr. Class Rep.g'Baylor University Chiefg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scrollg Scribblersg Student Council, Re- porterq Soph. Scho- lasticg Soph. Class Re .' Fresh Scholas- P y - ticg Advisory Pres.g Harvard University CHARLEEN KIRK Cheerleaderg Lassosg Shakespeareg Student Council, Sgt-at-Arms, Vice Pres.g Tri-Hi-YQ Sr. Class Rep.: North Texas State College E' EDWINNA KIRKPATRICK Information Please. Pres.: Math Clubg Mustang Banrlg Skelton. Chaplaing Soph. Scholastic: Sr. Class Rep.: Fresh. Scholasticg Advisory I'res.g Baylor University SUE KISH A Cappella Clioirg Lassosg Skelton: Sen ior Play: Lasso Playg University of Miami Fran Gilliland offers Bill Howerton a drink of water as Bitsy KEITH KLEIN. I Edgerton, Cheryl Tarr, and Gail Cold look on. Those lucky mid- D6Cl21rHll0H. Ed1tor-m- term graduates get all the breaks. Il'llY KI,Fl'I'l'iR FRIIII KIIXF IQXRUI. l,l'fli KIDSF Hakala .Mlvi-oryg Ile-cluratioit: Nla-:lite CCC. Ifxw. I.t. Cul.: I'r1i1'er.sily ol 01l'l!l1l0l71U and Cav-I: I'ony lfoot- I.a-so-Q Xiu-qiio gntl ball: Illruckz Sr. anfl Cgiu-I. lflluplgiing Fri-sll. Clos- llcp.: Sligilw-pv4ii:c. I'airlia- Suimming 'll-mit: tmfnturiaui: Sopli, I'lr4'sll. Svllolil-lic: lil- Sfllnlglsllfj 'llri-Ili-Y Xi-ory 'l'rw-it-tmtr. I'r1-Q.: S1-nior llrolicg Junior I-III-I6'fSifI' oil Tr'x'r1,s Plat 3 lfmlor l'r1i1'ersi1,i' YIYRLYN CARUI. KOIENNINC VICTOR KOENNING KNEU'l'hR Information Please. Football: Haynez I FBLA: Future Teach- I'arliam4-ntarian: Xlus- Club: Track: Hi-Y ers: Information tang Band: Soph. Please: Mustang Scholastic: Y-Teens. Bancl: Pony Rand: Chaplain: Tom Tows Scribblers: Skelton. .Ir. Class Rop.: San Treasurcrg Soph. Soho- Antonio Collage lastic: Fresh. Scholas- tic: Texas Technologi- cal College So are they all, all honorable men. The Senior members of the scraping booth crew pose for a group portrait. Milton Kalisky. Victor Koenning. Sammy Miller. Robe-rt Lybecker. and Charles Connally are among the few who have perfected the science of scraping food. f.,f.,..as,,g, l I I D YQ .,' 13 4' ,... Cmfi ,- 1 AINIUN OCHER I. ' .J 'Q Mustang Rand: l'yka Cirl-' hport- . ub. :MIN isory CAROLE KIIEHNE Art Club. Secretary: FBLA: ,Iaspt-rs. His- torian: Soph. and Jr. Class Rep.: lfrzirersity of Houston Rt-portvr: llomt-malt ing Club: Flu-ltons: ,Mlvisory Pres.: Sen ior Frolic: Fresli. Scholastic ANITA KUWANIURA Homemaking Club: Nurses' Club. Cor. Sec- retary: Y-Teens. His- torian. Parliamen- tarian: Jr. and Sr. Class Rep.: Mixed Chorus: Baplist .Ile- morial School of Nursing RUN KXYXX UXX ICN l.XXlf,XS'I'ER SKIZRX LXNIJE lfuruiu: Supli. Svliulac- Ili-l'l1y-flluimz Iluyna-g llfvllivlrlukinu flllllll tiv: Tvras nlyrifnl- 'llrai-k: I-Illll't'f.sTf-I' of Lax-ox. lst l.t.q Svrib tural mul llfwlirzriiral Tours lIlt'fN1 Shak:--pn-are: f,nllr',Q1' Spani-li Club: Stu- di-nt ifuunvil. Secre- tary: Tri-Hi-YQ Uni- iersily of Uklalzoma QOUCEXS I.. HORTENSE IARES ' ' iD. JR. .. ,. . , r fvlflx film T.lUll, ,t,l'YVTlllll.?Qwfvl Q Nliv-il llbflrua Y' Llrziivrsifj' S xg C ,.' 'Cl'IlN. Re-purl-fr: Girls WILLIE LAWRENCE Offiwrs' anfl NCO Club: ROTC. Cdt. Captain: .Ynrlh Tvras State Lollcge xi pu - l.llllJ PEGGY LEE Hath Club. Svcrvtaryg Orch:--tra: Nluftang lluncl. Trva-un-r: Na tiunal Honor Nwin-typ Ski-llung Supb. Srlm- la-liv: Talvnlx. lnc., Sf-4-re-tary: l r+--li. Svliula-tif: Southern ,lleiliodist llnirersity EIJIJII-I LARSUN Drill T4-am: Fri-nch Club. Vive- Prvag Of- fiw-rf' and NRO Club, Honurary Pri-Q.: ROTC. Celt. lfolunvlg Se-nat:-. Parliuuwn- ' tariun: Stuflvnt Coun- cil: Supll. Srlinlaxlicg Lnilrrl Slalrfx .llir l or1'e Arzzilcniy l-l'fUNfXlill l.,XWKl'lNfQE llruwn Aflxifuryg I,YlII'l'FfSif'Y of Texas Monroe Nowotny and Don Quick takf' doings at the Texas Sport Dance-. i v l 'JJ x 'QISAN IAWRENCII. ,li-ffvruunaires, Slivllnnl Stu- ilvnt,'Quu -il: Baylor TYIUQIIQLQK '-2.25, he a lJl'Q'lilllf'l' fruin tba' liwly ., , . Ex SHELDON LEVINE .ll'lJY LEVINSON SHARON Finney Advisory: Uni- CCC: Information LEX ENDECKER versily of Texas Please, B Band, Homemaking Cluhg Pres.: Student Coun- Pony Band, Secretaryg cil: Fresh. and Soph. French Club: Fresh. Class Rep.g lfnizersity Class Rep., University of Colorado of Texas ROBERT E. LIEBLICH Declaration, Clubs Edi- torg Latin Club, Par- liamentariang Quill and Scroll: Soph. Scholasticg Advisory Secretary-Treasurerg Fresh. Scholasticg Amherst University SHEILA LINDBLOM BILL LIPSCOMB A Cappella Choir, Vice Presidentg Bi- Phy-Chem, Cor. Sec- retaryg Homemaking Club, Rec. Secretary: Jaspers, Chaplain, Vice Pres.g Jeffer- sonaires, Sgt-at-Armsg Talents, Inc.g Univer- sity of Texas Masque and Gavelg McDaniel Advisory BARRY LISTER Drill Teamg Officers' and NCO Clulmg ROTC, Cdr. ls: Li., 2nd Bat. Adj.g Uni- versity of Texas JIMMY LODOVIC Hayne, Treasurerg Li- brary Councilg Student Council, Sgt-at-Armsg Junior Playg Lasso Show 3 Southern Meth- odist University CARY LISTER Drill Team: Officers' and NCO Clulmg ROTCQ Seriblilersg Advisory Sgt-at-Armsg University of Penn- sylvania I5 I9 MARIA THERESA LONGORIA Homemaking Clubg Y-Teensg Girls' Clee Clubg Draugh0n's Bus iness College Bobbie Halperin, Judy Levinson, and Bob Bickle look like they have lost their best 1 friend instead of like they want to buy some paper from the Lost and Found. Bill Howe-rton can smile at Tommy Barton aml Charles Nunnelly who are at the tele- phone, bf-cause Bill is the only onf- of the crowd who already has a date. EW.-XLIJ I.OP.-KTA Nlar-chall Advisory VICTOR LOPEZ Drill Tr-am: Officers' and NCU Club: ROTC. Cflt. 2nd Lt. NI.-UIIE LOIIIE Declaration, Associate Editor: CCC. 2nd Lt.: Lassos: Latin Club, Reporter: SUR: Quill and Scroll: Student Council. Treasurer: Soph. Scholastic: Freshman Class Treas urcr: San Antonio College SARAH LUNINIIS Homcmaking Club: Lassos: Soph. Scho- lastic: Fresh. Class Rep.: University of Texas ..-g .if ' A ,lst .hw 'X 7, M '1 1- fllfg Q . HU! I 1 'Plug Ying, ROBERT LYBECKER Football: Hayne: J Club, Secretary: Pony Basketball: Pony Foot- ball: Track: Hi-Y. Sec- retary: Advisory Pres.: Texas Agricullurul and Mechanical College DAVlD LORNIS .IIMNIIE LOUIE Football: Haync: Pony Wolf Advisory: Uni- Football: Student versity of Texas Council: Track: Soph. and Fresh. Class Rep.: Texas Agricultural and .llechanical College GEORGE M:-1cKENNY Dugosh Advisory: University of Texas KATHRYN BIALONE Home-making Club: ln- forniation Please. Vice Pres.: Mustang Band: Skelton. Sgt-at-Arms: Fresh. Scholastic: Cottey College ALLAN XIANDEL Monticello. Feature Eclitor: National Honor Society. Vice Pres.: Student Coun- cil: Soph. Scholastic: Hayne: Fresh. Scho- lastic: Library Coun- cil: Quill and Scroll: iunior Play: Harrard lnirersitv ' l35 LOUIS NIANGEL French Club: Masque and Cavelg ROTCg Senior Frolic: Sr. Class Rep.: University of Texas JUDY MANN FBLAg Girls' Sports Clulmg Information Please, Treasurer, Fecrelaryg Mustang Bandg Pony Rand: Skeltong Sr. Class Rep. EDDIE JUDY MARCUS MITZI MARTIN MARBLESTONE Homemaking Cluhg Lassos, Captaing I-l0!'d Advisvrys TCIIIS Fresh. Scholasticg Shakespeare, Sgt-ab Agfifulfuflll and MC- Fresh. Class Rep.g Armsg Tri-Hi-YQ Ad- Cllanlflll College University of Texas visory Pres.g Univer- FRANCES MAY JIMMY MAY Jaspers, Treasurerg Hayne: Library Coun- Jr. Class Rep.: Texas cilg Pony Footballg State College for Advisory Vice Pres.g Women Texas Agricultural and ,llechanical College I36 sity of Texas RICHARD A. BIAYS . Drill Teamg Library Councilg Math Clubg Officers' and NCO Club g ROTCQ Senateg Jr, and Soph. Class Rep.g United States Naval Academy DELIA NIARTINEZ Chambers Advisory MALCOLM MAXWELL All-State Orchestra: Orchestra: Radio Clubg Texas Agricul- tural and Mechanical College RICHARD MCBRIDE Drill Teamg Officers' and NCO Club. Treas- urer' ROTC Cdt Ca , , . p- taing Senateg United States Air Force Academy BARR MCCLELLAN Bi-Phy-Chem, Vice Pres.: Hayneg Masque and Gavelg Math Clubg National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Soph. Scho- Iasticg Senior Class Pres.g .Iunior Playg Senior Playg Senior Frolicg Rice Institute WAYNE MCDANIEL Finney Advisory KIM MCCREW CURTIS MCGUIRE CCC, Ist Lt.g MJR, A Cappella Choirg Historiang Tri-Hi-Y, Forum, Chaplaing Li- Vice Pres.g University brary Councilg Melody of Texas Mustangsg Sr. Class Rep.g Mixed Chorusg All-City Chorusg Ad- visory Prc-s.: Senior Playg University of Texas AUGUST MEITZEN DAVID MERCER Senateg New Mexico Hayne, Sgt-at-Armsg Agricultural and .Ile- Hi-Yg Football: J Clzanifal College Clubg University of Houston JAMES MCLEROY Footballg Hayneg Hi-Y: J Clubg Li- brary Councilg Pony Footballg Student Councilg Sr. Class Rep.g Advisory Pres.g University of Texas fi You see all sorts of phenomena in the halls of ,Ie-ff. Jimmy Ellis must have seen some- thing so amazing that he is about to drop that book on Harry Eastman's head. 1- . aj. TOM MCMAHAN, JR. Bi-Phy-Chem. Chap- Iaing Traekg St. Mary's University asf' MIKE MECKE I'Iayneg Library Coun- cilg Trackg Advisory Pres.g Texas Agricul- tural and Mechanical College we ' 9 X I ITF 1 .V e s 's .ti BILLIE MEYER RUXAN.-I MICH.-IEI, MERRY MILAM Spniur I-'r,,lif-- San Iififi. Major! liissos. livurgt' :xflvisory I ul lilo I ul Anlnnio College Ig .1 .' rary Ioun-' Masque- and Ilan-lt MJR. l,I'l'N.1 Scrib- lnlm-rs. Yin- Pres.: Trl- Hi-Y: llIllI'?fSll-I' nl Texas MARY MILAM.. All-City Band: FBLAQ Information Pleaseg Mustang Band, Prcii-S TTT?-'iEE SI?5T'l'611T Student Council: Fresh. Scholasticg Trinity University LOUIE MOGAS Hayneg Pony Foot- ballg Trackg Jr. Class Rep.g Tebcas Agricul- tural and Mechanical College BILL MILES Art Clulig Officers' and NCO Clubg ROTCg University of Houston ROGER MONTEMAYOR Doolittle Advisory .IEANNINE MILLER Future Teachers: ln- formation Please: Mustang Band, Quar- termaster: Sr. Class R0p.g Skeltong Advi- sory Pres.g -Texas State College for Women JOHN MILLER ROTC. Cdt. Sgt.: .Ir. Class Rep.: Texas Agrirullural anfl .Ile- ehanical College SAMMY MILLER Hayne, Treasurer: Li- lvrary Councilg Melody Mustangs. Treasurerg Pony Footliallg Tal- ents. Inc.: Senior Frolic: Hi-Yg Unirer Sily of Texas JERRY MITCHELL Waterman Advisory ROBERT MOFFETT Bi-Phy-Chem, His- toriang Future Teach- ersg Library Councilg Senate, Sgt-at-Armsg Soph. Scholastic: Ten- nis Teamg University of Texas BARBARA MOONEY JANIE MOORE Jaspers: Mustang A Cappella Choir: Band: Texas College Declaration: CCC, of Arts and Industries Chaplain: Library Council: Scribblers, Secretary: MIR: Mel- ody Mustangs: Jr. Class Rep.: Univer- sity of Houston JIMMY MOORE Chess Club: Drill Team: Officers' and NCO Club, Chaplain ROTC. cdr. captainf Senate: Soph, Scho- lastic: Texas Agrirul- tural and .llechanieal College MARGARET LOU MOORE French Club. His- torian. Parliamen- tarian: CCC: Nurses Club: Skelton: Stu- dent Council: Duke University EVAN NIORGENSTERN Library Council: Masque and Gavel, Reporter: ROTC: Sr. Class Rep.: University of Texas I 1 1 HARRY MOSELEY SANDRA MOSER Track: Mahan Advi- Harrison Advisory sory DOROTHY MORRISON Jaspers, Reporter: San Antonio College LINDA MORTON Glee Club. Sgt-ab Arms: Jeffersonaires: Mixed Chorus, Pres. RONALD MULLEN Chess Club: Hayne: JN Club: Pony Foot- ball: Track: Abilene Christian College I PAT MORTON Homemaking Club: Mustang Band: Pony Band SUZANNE MUNSLOW J-ettes. Vice Pres., Sgt-at-Arms: Lassos. lst Lt.: Shakesgeare. Vice Pres.: Student Council: Tri-Hi-Y: Southern Methodist University HAYIDEN Mc-CAIWLEY MLNSON Mellaniel Aflvi-ory SHEILA MLRRAY Clem- Club: Jefferson- airef: National Honor Society: Student Coun- t'il: Sllllh. St'lllPl3FlJC: I'-I'l'rll. Sehula-lie: Atl- xifury Pre-f.: Texzzs Tl't',1lltl,lI,!!Tl'Ill Lullegz' BILL MLSSETT Football Manager: Hayne: J Club: I lofty' Fuutlballl Trarli. Manager: Hi-Y: Sen- iur l rnliC: Stage- Crew JACK MYERS Pony Football: Track: Sam Houston Tearlzers College JOHN NEAL Golf Team: Advisory Pres.: Soph. Scholas- tic: Texas Agricul- tural and illerhanir-al College 3 ,Q aj! 'L . 3 Quai l A X ist uf -,,,4 I W7 I40 1 ,147 PATSY NEWMAN FBLA, Treasurer: Scribhlers, Cor. Secre- tary: Soph. Scholastic: Jr. and Sr. Class Rep.: Vanderbilt University Nancy Chambers entertains the Seniors by giving out with the melodious sounds for which she is so famous. GEORGE NG Forum: Suph, Schu- laftie: Fresh. Scho- lastic: Uriirersity of Texas CORKY NELSON lla-lu-tliall: Football: Hayne: Club. l'rt--.: Library Coun- eil: Traek: lli-Y: Snplmrnnrt- Cla-f Sgt at-Arm-1 lfrulor I'IIl1'Pl'Slifj' JAMES NORDSTROM Brown Advisory: San Antonio College DAVID NORMAN A Cappella Choir: Camera Club: Unirer sity of Texas l'.-YI' NORRIS Football: Hayns-3 Club: Library Coun cil: Xie-lorly Nluatangs. Pre-5.1 Hi-Y: llnirer sity of Texas J, MONROE NOWYOTNY Football: Hayne. Pre-s.g Alf-lorly Mus- tangs. Vice- Pres.: Student Council. Par- liame-ntariang Senior Class Vice Pre-s.g Jun- ior Class Vice Pres.g Sophomore Class Presg Hi-YQ Univer- sity of Texas The Senior Class was privileged at the Senior Claw M4-1-ting: to be ent:-rtaine-tl Elvia I're-slr-y Style by Miko Fulton. JIM OLAFSON Footballg Hayneg MJ Clubg Library Coun- cilg Pony Footballg Trackg ,Iunior Class Sgt-at-Armsg Hi-Y, Sgt-at-Armsg Univer- sity of Texas JUDY OLSON Future Tc-acbersg Latin Club, Vic-e Pres.g Scribblersg Skeltong Sopli. and Jr. Class Rep.: Soph. Scholasticg Advisory Secretaryg Texas Lutheran College STEPHANIE OLSON CCC, Vice Pre-5.3 Li- brary Councilg Masque and Gavel. Chap- laing Sbakespeareg 'I'rivHi-Y. Reporterg Junior Playg Senior Play: Senior Frolicg CCC Playg University of Texas CHARLES ROBERT OBERER NUNNEI-LY Norton Advisory: Hayneg Texas Agri- Texas Christian cultural and Mechani- University cal College ,1- ELINOR ORAZEN Wallace Advisory ANNIE PEARL ORTIZ FBLA: Homemaking Club: Nurses' Clubg Y-Teens. Chaplain: Mixed Chorus: Bap- tist .llemorial School of Nursing 'gf LETICIA O'SHEA Glee Club: Spanish Club: Girls' Soft- ball Team: Draughon's Business College I4l 5? ERNEST PACE BOB PACE NANCY PAGETT Arstein Advisoryg Sqn All State Orchestra Homemakmg Club Antonio College Camera Club 'Vlontl Durham Business NANCY PANCOAST Declaration: Jaspersg Lassos, Sgt.g Soph. Class Re-pg San Antonio College I42 AUSTIN PINNELL ESTELLE POKLOFF Pedlar Advisory French Club: Y- Teensg Nlasque and Gavelg Senior Frolicg Texas State College for Women ROY PYLE Hayneg Senior Frolicg Advisory Pres.g Uni- versity of Texas DON 4TOOTERl QUICK Hayne. Sgt-at-Armsg Pony Footballg Stu- dent Councilg Soph. Scholasticg Trackg Senior Class Parlia- mentariang Freshman Class Presidentg Hi-YQ University of Texas X' It . JOE PARR Monticello. Associate Editor. Business Man' ager: Quill and Scrollg Senate. Pres.g Student Councilg Tal ents, Inc.: National Honor Societyg Rice Institute CHRISTINE PEREZ GEORGE E. PEREZ Lassosg San Antonio College Soph. Scholastic: Jr. Class. Rep.: Student Council: University of Texas 'Q' SUZANNE POTH GCC, 2nd Lt., Vice Pres.g NUR: Home- making Club: Pony Band, Pres.. Secre- taryg Tri-I-Ii-YQ Fu- ture Teachers, Treas- urer: Louisiana Technical College ls Fred Kline, Marilyn Strauss, and .limmy Siegel casually relax during lunchtime. If they don't move in a few minutes, they are going to be trampled by the thundering herd. HUB POWELL Pony Footballg Tom Tow's3 Library Coun- cilg Advisory Sgt -at- Armsg Davidson College PATRICIA PRICE CCC. Major, Treas- urerg FBLA, Vice Pres.. Pres.g National Honor Societyg, Soph. Scholasticg Fresh. Scholasticg University of Texas N-1 ODILIA RAMIREZ A Cappella Choirg French Cluhg Jeffer- sonairesg Mustang Bandg Y-Teensg San Antonio College SYLVIA RANION HELEN RANDEZ FBl..Ag Girls' Sports Homemaking Cluhg Cluhg Clee Club: Pedlar Advisory Homemaking Clubg Sr. Class Rep.g Advi- sory Treasurerg Y-Teens LILLIAN RECORDS Library Councilg MJRQ Sr. Class Rep.g San Antonio College GENE REDMOND Monticello, Editor-in- Chiefg Senateg Na- tional Honor Societyg Quill and Scrollg Stu- dent Council, Chap- lain g Soph. Scholasticg Southern Methodist University ROBERT REED Weir Advisoryg Trinity University JAN EDWARD REHLER All-City Band: A11- District Band g Library Councilg Mustang Band, Sgt-at-Armsg Senateg Soph. Scho- lasticg Bi-Phy-Chem: Stanford University as-Q' -ff HENRY REIDLING Davis Advisory JOHN REID Hayneg Male Chorus T7 NANCY REMING Lassos, lst Vice Pres. Nurses' Club, Pres.g Soph. Scholastiqg' Ad- visory Secretary 3' San Antonio College In February Seniors were busily making graduation plans by ordering ,invitations to commencement exercises. 'Jimmy Lodovic, Carole King, Jacque Benson are in front of that long line waiting to give their orders to Bill Wallace and Pat Ridgway. LOL'lS RINGOLD ABRAHAM RIBAK Caine-ra Club: Drill Tvani: Ulm- Club: Officv-r-' and NCO Club: ROTC. Celt. Nla jor: Se-nate-: Student Council: Trinity University JIXI RICHARDS Senate: Aflsiwry Sgt- at-.Armfg Sr. Cla.. Rep: L Ill-l'8f.S1-lj' oil Texas GLENN RICHEX FBLA: Lawn-: Stu cle-nl Clvunfili Sopli Claw Rep.: San All tonio College SANDRA RIDDINGER Cler: Club: Home making Club: ,li-t'fe-r- fonairrf. Vim- Pres.: Sk:-ltun: Unirersily of Cincinnati PAT RIIJCWAY All-City Bannl: mill. Xlajpr: Library Coun- wil: Nlu-tpir anfl flaw-ll Sllakl--pf-arf-3 l rvaxurvrz lri-lli-Y: be-in-tr Claw Re-rg N-rw rr-taryl .lunior Clais Re-porter.: 7'e.t'u.x Slate College for Wonien JOE RIVAS Basketball: Football: Golf Team: Hayneg Club: Xleloily Nlustangs: Travk: Ad- visory Pres.: Hi-Y: l, nirersily of Houston -,,..4' . l' LLPITA RIYERA Humemaking Club, Cor. Secretary: San Antonio College Golf Team. Cn-Cap- tain: J Club: Quill and Scroll: Xlonticello, Sports Editor: Suph. Scholastic: Rive Institute ALNIA RIUS ROBERT RISINGER A Cappella Clwir: Basketball: llwlara- French Club, His- tinn: Hayne: Hi-Y: tnrian: Clem- Club: I,lIlil'Fl'Sll-Y of Texas Jeffersonairvsi Suph. Scholastic: Y-Te-eng. Chaplain: Trinity University l'.YI'SX ROBBINS Hom:-making Club. Rr porter: Skelton: Soph Scholastie: Advisory Pres.: Soph. Class Re-p.g Texas Tef-lie nologirnl College YIRGINIA ROBERTS Lassos, Vive Pres.: NIJRQ Tri-Hi-YQ Nlath Clulmg Future Teach- ers: Senior Frolicg Lasso Showg Soph. Scholastic: Advisory Treasurerq University of Texas NORMA ROBLES Homemaking Clubg Y-Teensg Sr. Class Rep.: Trinity University a,,,x G' DANNY RODRIGUEZ Dugosh Advisoryg University of Texas HOMER RODRIGUEZ Trackg Durham Busi- ness College ROGER RODRIGUEZ A Cappella Choirg J Clubg Mustang Bandg Orchestra: Pony Footballg Tal- ents, Inc.: Track: Tom Towsg Jr. Class Re-p.g Trinity University 1 I, as WILL ROGERS Art Clubg Bi-Phy- Chemg Hayneg Library Councilg Trackg Soph. Class Rep.g Hi-Yg Baylor University MARJORIE ROSSI FBLPV Girls' Sports Club, Chaplain, Sgt- at-Armsg J-ettes, Treas urer, Cor. Secretaryg Library Councilg Soph Scholastic: Swimming Team ORALIA RUIZ GILBERTO SALINAS French Club, Vice Burke Advisory Pres.g Mustang Band Future Teachers' Y Teens' San Antonio College Bobby King goes through the motions of being a gentleman as Virginia Roberts gets a drink of a ua. Mitzi Martin and Kim Mc- g Q witne e 1 Grew .tand as sss that Rcbert has committed this act of kindness. LARRY SANDERS Declaration. Managing Editor: Hayne: Li- brary Council: Quill and Scroll: Senior Play: Rice Institute 1 Deene Gott. one of .leff's outstanding stu- dents, poses with the trophies be won for being the best football player in the city, and the tromh' the team won for beinv the l Y r- district champs. Besides playing football. Dee-ne excelled in basketball and baseball. BRIAN F. SAIYNIJERS Officers' and NCO Club: ROTC : Univer- sity of Wyoming MARTHA JOHN SCHILLINC SCHARI-ACK Cloud Advisory: St. GCC, 2nd Lt.: Glee .Varfs University PAT SCHINDLER Hayne. Sgt-at-Arms: Soph. Scholastic: San Antonio College SUSAN SCHNIIDT Girls' Sports Club, Sgt-at-Arms. Histo- rian: ,l-ettes, Historian. Vice Pres.: Tennis Team, District: Fresh. Scholastic: Colorado Women's College BARBARA SCHNABEL Lassos, lst Ll.: Shalic spc-are, Pres.: Student Council: Tri-Hi-Y: Freshman Class Cor. Secretary: San Arz- tonio College Club: Jeffersonairesg Skelton: Soph., Fresh. and Jr. Class Rep.: Choir: University of Texas FRED SCHOENFELD CARL W ROM SCHRIMSHER Advisory Pres.: Texas 5CHRElNER Masque and Gavel, Agricultural and He- Hayne: Library Coun- Vice Pres.: University ehanical College cil: Soph. Scholastic: of Houston Trinity l'niz'ersi!y I47 Many Student Council prnlilenis are solied at the desk of the president. Ramlmie Briggs just had a wonderful idea for Jimmy Wilker- s0n's Student Directory. EDWIN DOROTHY SCHLH SCHROEDER Mustang Band: Y- Longwith Advisory: Te:-nsg San Antonio Texas Agrirultziral anrl College .Ueehanieal College DANIEL SCHULTZ Hakala Advisoryg San Antonio College -'-727' 6 MARY SHELLABY A Cappella Choir. See retary: All-City Choir All-State Chorusg CCC. 2nd Lt.: Home- making Club. Secre- tary: Latin Club, Pres.: Scriblmlersg Tal ents, lnc.g Howard Payne College H8 DOROTHY SCOTT CCC. lst Lt.. Parlia- mentariang Masque and Gavel. Pres.g Skelton: Jr. Class Rep.g Junior Playg Senior Playg Student Councilg Texas Stale College for Women VERNON SHELTON Hayneg Traek: Li- brary Couneilg Stag:- Crewg l,'rziz'ersi!y of Illinois HERBIE SCOTT Footlmallg Hayneg J Clubg Traekg Hi-YQ Advisory Pres.: Uni' versity of Texas PHIL LLOYD SHOOP Candid Camera Club, Pres.g Monticello. Photographerg Senate: Jr. Class Rep.g Uni- versity of Houston 5. ,.. A ALAN SHAPIRO Masque and Gavel: Spotlighters. Chap- lain. Sgt-at-Arms: Uniiersity of Texas LYNDA SHEARER A Cappella Choirg ,laspersz San Antonio Business College JAMES SIEGEL MARVIN SIMON Hayneg University of Art Club. Reporterg Texas Fresh. Class Rep.g Fresh. Scholasticg San Antonio College ANNA LOU SITTER GCC. 2nd Lt.g I BI.Ag Skeltong Sopli. Scho- lasticg Advisory Secre- tary-Treasurerg San Antonio College HARVEY SKINNER MAXINR Y A Cappella Choir: SKOI-NICK ROTCQ Talents, Inc.g Information Please, Texas Agricultural and SL!!-ill-'irlllel IHSPPFS Mechanical College Rev. Sr-ervturyg Monti- 92 PATSY SCE SMITH CCC. 2nd Lt.. Treas- urer ' Libra Council 3 - YY MIR. Sgt-at-Arms: Tri-Hi-Y: Sr. and jr. Class Rep.: junior Playg Advisory Pres.g L'nii'ersity of Texas vt-llog Mustang Iiantl Serililila-rs: Suplt. anti Jr. Class Rep.: Sopli. Sc-liolast ieg Texas State College for Women I UDY SOMMERS A Cappella Choir: Lassus, 2nd I..t.g MIR: Tri-Hi-Y, Parliamen- tariang Suph. Class Rep.g Texas Christian lnirersity JOHN SLIMP LARRY SMITI-I Vogel Advisory: .IIas- MUSl2iI1g Band? SHN sarhusetts Institute of Antonio College Technology 045 PATSY ANNE SMITH Declaration. Sr. Re- porter: Orchestrag Quill and Scrollg Scrihblersg Soph. Seholasticg Talents. Inc.. Reporter: Soph, Class Rep.g Trinity University At the Hayne Dance in January the upper- Classmen exhibit various stages of enjoy- ment. Joe Parr. seated between those two girls. and behind him. Charles Ilads. question all the activities. In front of Charles is Barbara Gates while on the right are Yale Ferguson and Sheila Lindblum. aim Q . JI llll-I Sl'liX1Il'fR ,I XNNII-1 5.-KNIJHA S'I'.X'I'lll-INI .Xrt fllulu. l'arliunu-n- sllllxlllljly lla-llanrl .Mlxifory lurian: lilfll. l-I l,t.. l llliX: Lawox: Sopli, lli-lorian: ,laxps-rx. Seliolaxlie-1 Supll. Clax- l'rn--.: Nlontiwllo: Hop.: San .llrilonlzz Xluxlang llanllz I,nllvgP Nllr-4-N lilllll. R1'pluI'Il'T. llixtorian: 5l'I'IlIlllt'l'Ni Tmas Stale Lullrfge for Wonzwz SCOTT STFPIIICNS. LESLIE STESSEL JR- llarrison Advisory: Ui-l'hy-lllu-ni: San IvIIl1'Pfbl'lwY of Texas Anluniu 1, allege RUN N IE STEYENSON Cr-orgv .Mlxisoryl Suulliern ,lleiharlist lf'ni1'em'1y JOHN STOYER San Antonio College ROSELINDA STUWERS Cliff. Captain. Sgt-ab Arms: Masque- and Gan-l: Nlalli Club: National Honor So- fia-ly. Chaplain: Shake :pn-an-. Chaplaing Slu- clvnl Counvilg Tri- Hi-Yg Suulliern llelhorlisl lfnirersily 'il 6 11 Mslvlfll-5 1 PETE STRICKER FIR-U fr Pony Football: Jr. and Fr:-m-li flluln. Trvas- Soph. Claw RQ-p.g Ad- urefr: library Colin- xisory Vive- l'1'vs.. Sgt- vil: 5l.lR1 'l'l'I1IliS at-Armsg Texas Agri- TPHIHZ CU1l lTf'V Cultural ann' Mechani- C0llP,2f' Cal College Four Xlisff-N looking at a hit. liarlmara Schna- bel. Sahra Lande. Roxana Michael, and Gail Gold t'X8IlllIll' thc- lixt of top tunvs for their fzlvurilvs. KEN SCGARBIAN Doolittle Advisory LEE SWARTZKOPF Golf Team. Co-Cap- tain: J Clubg Scrib blersg Fresh. Scho- lasticg Student Coun- cilg Soph. Scholasticg Unirersity of Texas XIAYIS TAFULL.-X Lassos: San Antonio College CHERYL TARR Homemaking Club, Treasurerg Library Councilg Monticello, Ass't. Senior Editorg Scribblersg Fresh., Soph. and Jr. Class Rep.g Advisory Sgt- at-Armsg Spanish Clubg Stephens College 1 43 MOLLY ANN THURNIAN Huey Advisoryg San Antonio College BlLLY TAYLOR Brewer Adxisoryg University of Texas TIM TININIINS Camera Club, His- toriang Tom Towsg University of Okla- homa Eli t ANTONIA TELLO Orchestra 1 Y-Teens: San Antonio College T. D. TEMPLE Declaration, Associate Editor: GCC3 Jaspers, 2nd Vice Pre-s.g Quill and Scrollg Tri-Hi-Yg Scribblers, Cbaplaing Soph, Class Rep. SHIRLEY TERRY French Club. His- torian, Report:-rg Las sos: Library Council Y-Teensg .lr. Class Rc-p.g Tom Towsg Swimming Tcamg University of .lliami American ingenuity raises its prolific head. George Hundley thand on fenderl, Pat Norris, and Jim Olafson inspect the inner workings of man's latest challenge to ultrasonic speed. KLHRRN TliXlll'lIfQ0 SXl,l.Y TRAVIS . , . . I-I,I.X. Lliaplaun: la t,U,.f,nl1mcI: l.u--11 fu-. Znd l.t.. limping 'liri-lli-W. Sgt-ut-.lt'ltla. 'lltumz Nlatli lflulu. Scrilrlilcr-. l,l'f'k.I Yin- Pre--.: NUR: iliukc-pcarc. 5gt-at- S4Illll. Fcliulu-tic: .-Xrtnxz Stud:-:it lietnn- Frcfli. St-linla-tic: Ml- cil: Supli. Schnla-tic: visnry Pregg San SIII1f1I!l'f'Sf Trnrax State ,4n10n1'u 1. ullcge Terzr-lzefrs' ffollf',L'f' ll UU 'l'RlfXKHl.l3.UQll llrill 'll-ani: lfurtliii. Yicc l'rc-.. 'l1T'l'Ll'Ilf't'l'1 Xlnxqm- and flaw-l: ill.l,lI'l'I'N-2lll1l NKO fillllll R0'l'ff,fi1lI, 5l'wC1 5pntlig1hli-rf, Sgt-at-Arins: Junim Play: Senior Frwlicz Fr. Claws R1'I1,: fm'- rcrsilni of Houslon .ll'DY TURLEY Humcinaking Club: ,laspcrs Na fit. ix .QI MAR LOl7 Tl?RLEY DENNIS TVRNER Lassos. 2nd Lt.. Rec Sccrctaryg NIJ R. fha mlain' 9 1ani'h , 1 . ,I r Club: Student Coun- cil: Fuph. Scholastic: Tri-Hi-Y: Hrigltam Young l'nit'ersily fir' FRI-ill TPRNER JERRY TPRNER lnfurinatinn l'lca-cg Haync: Puny Foot- Sart .-lnlrmio Urllcge lrall: Ftudcnt lfnunci Track: Hi-Y H1-lland Advifn ary JUDY TURNER ALPHA VALDEZ Hicks ALlXif0ry1 SGH Y-TQ-eng. Sf-Cretaryg Al1107li0 Cflfffgf San Antonio College . Q- Q vm Jack Widm-man and Pat Wall get thc inside ' information on the track tcain from Ray Hildebrand. 'I'HIfR ESA V A LLEI O Spanish Club: San Antonio College PAT VOELKEI. Hayneg Advisory, Sgt- at-Armsg Son Antonio College LOUISE VON TSCHIRSCHKY Declaration, Senior Re portcrg Quill and Scroll: Scribblr-rsg Knox College CI-:RRI XY.-XI.IJO Nlustang llanmlz Sopli. Scliolastivg Junior Playg S1-nior Ifrolir- CHESTA ANN WEIDNIAN A Cappvlla Choir: CCC. Major: Lassosg bl:-rs. Parlianwntarian Talcnts. Inc.. Parlia- nwntarian: Soph. Scho- lastic: Sr. Class Rf-p.: Trinity Unizoersity MIR: Tri-Hi-Y: Scrib- VIRGINIA WALIJIIOP A Cappvlla Clloirg CCC. Lt. Col.: Lassos Library Council. Chapl lain: NUR: Tri-Ili-lg S4-nior Class Chap- lain: .Arltlsory Pros.: Tc'.ro.s Lhrislian Urzirersily fx SANDRA WELCH All-City llanfl: Dvcla- rationz Mustang Band, Librarian: Skf-lton: Talcnts. Inc.g South- western L'niL'ersily PAT WALL Information Plc-asf-, I'rcs.3 Library Coun- cil, Sccretaryg Mus- tang Band. Flag Twirlf-r: Skelton. 2nd Vice Pre-s.: Stutlf-nt Council: Tri-Hi-Y: Sr-nior Class Re-porterg Urzirersily of Texas BILL WALLACE Hayn:-: J Club, Tn-asurcr: Ifootballg National Honor So- ciety: Stuflvnt Coun- cil: Track: Sf-nior Class Treasure-rg ,lun- ior Class Tr:-asurc-rg Hi-YQ University of Arizona BARBARA WALSTON Honu-making Club. Reporterg Scribblersq Fresh.. Soph.. antl Jr. Class Re-p.g I..V1l1'CfSlllj' of Texas In the spring tlic scniors took on the project of cleaning up the island on Donaldson Ave. Louis Ringold. Kay Bragg. and James Alc- Leroy inspect matters before the big job. THOMAS F. WALKER Officers' and NCO Cluhg Forum. Pres.g ROTC, Cdt. 2nd Lt.g Spotlights-rs, Secre- taryg Advisory Pres.g Texas College of Arts and Industries PRESTON WELLS Bennett Advisory ELAINE WENTWORTH Girls' Sports Clulig Masque and Gavel: Tennis Teamg Advi- sory Secretaryg Texas State College for Women BILLY WEST Advisory Vice Pres.g University of Texas JUDY WESTON MJRQ Lassos, Sgt.g Future Teachersg S anish Club' So h P 1 P - Scholasticg Sr. Class Repg Fresh. Scholas- tic 3 University of Texas BOB WIGHT JIMMY WILKERSON Mustang Band, His- Hayneg Studefit Coun- toriang Texas Agricul- cil, Parliamentariang tural and .llechanical Freshman Class Vice College Preskg Colorado I54 School of .llines CAROL SUE WHARTON All-City Bandg Decla- rationg Information Pleaseg Mustang Band, Rec. Secretaryg Jef- fersonairesg Talents, Inc.g Advisory Vice Pres.g Skeltong Bay- lor University DAVID WILLIAMS Chess Club, Treasurerg Monticello, Ass't. Sports Editorg Pony Foothallg Trackg Hayneg HJ Clubg Abilene Christian College X. JACK WIDEMAN aj., Football: Hayneg Clubg Library Coun- cil: Hi-Yg Senior and junior Class Sgt-ab Armsg Advisory Pres. Trinity University CLIFTON WIETZEL Tunnell Advisoryg Texas Agricultural and .lleclianical College RHIHARIJ LEE YYILLI.-XMS Adxixory Sgt-at-.-Krms: United States Air Forre Afadenzy MIKE WISH JAMES WOCSTAD Adxifory Sgt-at-Armsg Monticello, Art Edi- L'ni1'ersity of Texas tory Art Clubg Hayne Quill and Scroll: Soph. Class Re-p.g San Antonio College BETTE WOLI-'E S.-XNIJRJX WOODS Burke .Mlvi-ory Wm-lrh .-Mlvi-HFYZ UIU- ,IRIN-.S Busin ess College JLIJY YUSEM JOE ZLTND GCC, 2nd Lt.: Latin Emery Advisory Club, Re-porterg Marque and Cavelg Math Clubg National Honor Society: Smith College The Senior Class officers went on an outing i' to Randolph Field. Barr McClellan. president. better lower his head a little more. or it might he used as air for a jet engine. Well. maybe they all should move. GERALD WORTHINGTON Hayneg Pony Foot- ball: Adxisory Pres.g Hi-Y, Vice Pres.g Tarleton State College EPIMENIA YBARRA A Cappella Choir G11-fa Clubg Jeff.-ff sonairesg Mixed Chorus RANDALL YEARGAN Drill Team. Squad Leatlerg Library Councilg ROTC, Cdt. Lt. Col.g Senate. Tr:-asurerg Soph. Scholasticg Jr. Class Helm Fresh, Soho- lasticg Lost and Fountlg United States .llilitary Aczulemy ,. H Lui x A-5 ' , V 'ityw , ' f ' E X I56 THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE MON 'in QQ' is ' X I 'iff REDMOND FERGUSON MANDEL EASTMAN CILLILAND PARR GATES Editor-in- Associate Features Senior Cla bs Business ClI7Fllll1fi0Il Chief Ediwf Editor Editor Editor Manager .llanager Faculty Editor RILEY BRACG EDGERTON COLD PATTERSON JOYCE HERNANIJEZ Assistant to Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Junior .lllflfvf Editor-in-Clzief Cla bs Clu bs Cla bs Clu bs Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor DULANEY HENRY EFRON DREEBEN KEPPLER I NAJERA DAWSON Advertising Advertisin Adverlisin Advertisin Art Staff So lzonzore Assistant Staff staff g Staff Loretta Bilhartz cheerfully turns in advisory money for the MONTICELLO to Barbara Gates and Peggy Newsom. She knows that the yearbook will become many times more valuable to Jefferson students in the years to come. s I g .. P Staff Editor Facultv Editor The combined efforts of the MONTICELLO staff, from editor-in-chief to copy writers, produce an accurate picture of life at Jeffer- son. Annual workers come early in the morn- ing and stay late at night, striving to make their yearbook the best ever. Last year this goal was very nearly realized when the silver anniversary issue of the MONTICELLO won first place in three national contests, and received an award for the best yearbook of its class in Texas. This year our annual has turned away from the past and is going to- ward the future with a bigger and better edition of the 1957 MONTICELLO. AFF PRODUCE AN AWARD-WINNING YEARBOOK RINCOLD ELLIS WOCSTAD Sports Production Art Editor Editor Manager fWoggyl Artist flflael if 2 5' LAMB OLSON HOWERTON SHOOP Photography Layout Photographer Photographer Editor Editor Darkroom HAMMER TARR BIEL Advertising Assistant Sports Sales Senior Assistant Manager Editor JENSEN MICHON GREENBERC NEWSOM Assistant Assistant Photograph er Assistant Sports Photography Cireulation Editor Editor , , Manager ,J foo I ' ifra- MOSS ZARK KIKO Typist Nuclear Special Physics Consultant Editor on In terplanetary Life Why is everybody laughing when poor Sandra has such,a terrible stomach ache? MONTICELLO staff members on their way to the Texas High School Press Association convention in Denton, Texas, are David Riley, Gene Redmond, Janet Joyce, Annette Patterson, Sandra Lamb, Roger Hernandez, Martin Jensen, and Charles Olson. , ,Af J if . '-rf BIEBERDORF ZOOM f XRATERZ PETRICH Interplanetary Spl1Ce U Pl' LJ ' 3 Sponsor Life Observer AstrpJ'ysici's! K s THE DECLARATION CIRCULATION REACHE KLEIN I SANDERS LOl IE Tlfhlpllf Lllillllllll CQ.'XliYliN EfI1'l0r-Ill- .llllllllgllllg Asso1'1'a!o xlxsoriale f.luI1.s Sports Chief Edilor Eflilor EIIIIIOI Ifrlilur Ifllilor STROMBERGER VON TSCHIRSCHKY HAVLIN ARNOLD lll'RRI5 CR:XNlSlfllRY ' SUTIUV SPVTIUV Slafj Alll'!'fIISI'IIg ,4llI't'I'IISI'I1g .44I1'erIixing Reporter Reporter BLACKALLER BRANNEN DALNI DIAZ CZILPIN HOECHSTUETTER Sm!! Staff Srajj Staff Smfj Sm!! Jack Garven, T. D. Temple, Keith Klein. Mamie Louie, Larry Sanders and Jamie Hatch must have found something very dmusing on the Declaration bulletin board. What's the joke? OX DURING 1956 57 RISINCER HATCH BROWN TOONIEY LAZAR SNIITH Sports Girls' Business f irculation Senior Senior Editor Activities llanager 'Manager Reporter Reporter Editor POUNDERS XIOORE WHARTON GULLEDGE AARON ATKINS Advertising Artist Typist Photographer Sta f Sta j KLIWE OI- SOW lT7 PANCOAST WELI H WEISS HARRIS Students were pleased to re- ceive free copies of the Thomas Jefferson Derlaration on the first day of school this year. lt was the first time the bi-monthly paper has ever started off the school year with such an idea. Perhaps that is why the Derlara- tion reached its circulation peak for all time with 10092 sales dur- ing 1956 and 1957. All .leff is grateful to the Dec. for its up-to-date news. amusing jokes, and inspirational editorials. SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS L XIX Chambers Culledge Machock Ratcliff Le Stourgeon Barr Biel Bock Burch Carr Castanan DeBerry Dodson Dieeben Epstein Griffin Griffith Hartman Johnson Lancaster Long. Louie Lowry Marechal McMahan Menger Olson Parr Pierce Rearden Reid Saylor Shellaby Shivers Spalding Wilson Yusem Zeller Moore Sponsor Dottie Dreeben competently leads the Latin Club as Hal Gulledge makes a suggestion to Diane DeBerry. Latin Club meetings are always livened by discussions of ancient Greek and Roman cultures. Among the oldest at Jefferson is the Latin Club, which was founded in 1932 by ambitious students of the Roman tongue interested in promoting friend- ship among Latin scholars. To- day members of Senatus Popu- lusque Romanus further this in- terest by studying ancient Greek and Roman cultures. Highlight of their year's activities was a sock hop dubbed 'KA Saturday Night in Old Rome. OFFICERS DOTTIE DREEBEN President KAY WILSON Vice President ANNE BURCH Secretary MARY SHELLABY Treasurer DOTTIE PIERCE Reporter ROBERT LIEBLICH Parllkzmentarian PATSY LONG Historian 1 DIANE DE BERRY Chaplain TOMMY REID ROBERTA MENGER Sergeants-at-A rms QUILL AND SCROLL IS NATIONALLY AFFILIATED 'U Aaron Dulaney Gilpin Klein Parr Junior and Senior journalists who flu superior work in writing. editing. art. or business management are rec- omim-ntled by either Hrs. Harris or Mrs. Petrich for membership in Quill and Scroll. Declaration and .Uonlivello staffers who are eligible are apprmed by the Executive Secretary of the In- ternational Honor Society for High School Journalists and are initiated in the spring together with Chapter mem- bers of other San Antonio high schools. r t Atkins Eastman llttltl Lamli Putt.-rsttit Tvitiplb 'TS 2 -nav ff Plz J A, 4 Q A s AN , . 1' ' 6 A - ' ' Q r t , ' X t Biz-lwrtlorf Black Frlglvrton lfllis Crt-vrilvf-rg Ham l.ieflvli4-lt Loui l'oun4lt-rs H:-:li 'lim-tin-x . 1 AX I wil ,x if K., aller me-r nt tml mn 'liscliirsvliky Harris congratulates Jael-t llarwn as he rw'-iw-s his Quill and 5Croll pin in a city-wide installation vervniony. Mrs, , ur 5- Bragg: Fe-rgu-1. Hvrnam Nluntlvl Rltlgjclhl Wit-lt'l1 I1 lvz M in ,Xi ,U 4 A ,, ,fax H f 1 it 'Q-, , iff wt 'gf , va. W N Q -ing! ' W . 1: 1 , i ., 34' 5 Hrtiwll tlarwn llom-rtoii Nllllirf' Rising.-r XY .tg-tail 'WM f Hurri- lialf-s jf-n-wn Xajf-ra Si.tIt1lr'l'- llurris Sponwr DaYY'5fin Cillilantl Juyvr Ol-un Smith Pt-trirlt Sponsor SKELTONS BACK ALL WORTHWHILE SCHOO Adams Adams Ashton Auer Barnard Blackaller Brown Buchanan Butler Carter Chambers Chandler Cowger Craig Cunningham Davis Davis Dean Dennis Dodson Droll Feeley Felder Cainer Green Gnundler Hale Halperin Happ Hardin Hartridge Hayes Hays Heisi-r Henry Delighted with the lovely gift presented to her by devoted Skeltons is Mrs. Hicks, their sponsor. 43' Y Brandt Cotton Denmark Gates FALL TERM OFFICERS NANCY CHAMBERS President MARY ELLEN ROGERS Vice President BETTY HOLLERS Recording Secretary LOUISE DAVIS Cgrresponging Secretary 'VERLYN KNEUPPER + Treasurer AUER iljarliamentarian L' V GINGER DENMQRKYYY Y F y Historian ,A 1-:DWINNA KTRKPATRICK Chaplain EVELYN HENRY JODIE OFSOWITZ Reporters BERYL HALE KATHRYN MALONE Sergeants-at-Arms CTIVITIES AND HAVE FUN WHILE DOING IT SPRING TERM OFFICERS NANCY CHAMBERS President MARY ELLEN ROGERS First Vice President CINDY HARTRIDGE Second Vice President BETTY HOLLERS Recording Secretary LOUISE DAVIS Corresponding Secretary VERLYN KNEUPPER Treasurer CHARLOTTE AUER Parliamentarian GINGER DENMARK Historian EDWINNA KIRKPATRICK Chaplain EVELYN HENRY .IANE BLACKALLER Reporters BERYL HALE KATHRYN BIALONE Sergean ts-at-Arms ART STIMULATES CREATIVE THINKING Collins Felix RIHTZIIIS Neri Rogers V-Y 3 Adams Basey Bennett Eastman Ellis Evans Creathouee Haight Kuehne ky Meckle Middleton Miles O'Brien Peters Rich:-y Ruhle Sewell Simon . 1 W: 2 W-if ., y 'J , sf lloothe F adal Kwan Moore Ricks Dugosh Sponsor ve' ' i ., .QE . N- ' I A ,x an I, L., 1. 2 1 Buchanon Feely Lopez Moore Rische nf' OFFICERS IO.-K N NA FI-II-fI.Y I're.sirIenl CAROLYN EAS'l'M.-KN Ftrs! life Presirlent M.-XRILII-I XIOORE Seron 11 Vive l'fP.YI'f1PI1I .IOAN IIEN NE'I I' C0rre.xpor1c1ing Secretary .IVDY RIIHLE Recording Serrelary .IANIKII-I O'IlRI EN Historian RIITH PETERS Chaplain MARVIN SIMON Reporter SHARON RICHEY l'arliamen tartan CYNTHIA RISIIHE RALPH SAENZ Sergeants-at-Arms BILLY IIOOTIIE. DICK EVONS JIMMY ISASEY Exhibit Hangers Admission to the Art Club requires a sincere interest in the Iine arts and an academic average of or better. Club niembers often hold sketching contests or make special trips to local art galleries to carry out their purpose -stimulating creative thinking and in- dividual interests. Their distinctive colors are burnt sienna and cobalt blue. One of ,Ie-II's budding young artists, Jimmy Ellis. discusses some of his ex- cellent art work with Miss Dugosh, sponsor of the Art Club. THEIR INTEREST IN SCIENCE IS PROUDLY SHOWN OFFICERS BILL c.u1PB15LL President BARR Nh-CLELLAN Ilire President SUSAN TOONIEY Reforrling Secretary NIARCIE MOORE Corresponding Secretary EDDIE FEIN Treasurer TONI CROWELL Reporter-Historian BOBBY KAWAZOE Parlianlerilarian Sergeant-al-.firms TON! Mr-NIAHAN Chaplain The scientific world may someday be grateful to the Bi-Phy-Chem, for this organization paves the way to- ward science careers by providing opportunities for scholarships for Jeff students. Projects and field trips help the members to explore its three departments, biology, physics, and chemistry, for which their club is named. Bi-Phy-Chem is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America and the Texas Junior Academy of Sciences. Guest speaker at the Bi-Phy-Chem Ban- quet, held at Y0ungblood's during the Christmas holidays, was Charles Watson, a Jefferson graduate, who spoke to the group of his college science courses. .lf xi I 'Vi' Ackman Campbell Crowell Hernandez Mandel 4-. I -. :avi ' ,X . if in 2 I A Arredondo Bieberdorf Bragg Cardiel Carranza Castro Dawson DeBerry Eastman- Herrera Humer Jensen McClellan Mcillahan Moore Howden Stephens Toomey Brandle Cleveland Fadal Kawazoe Pomerantz Fauver Sponsor Brown Cook Fein LeStougen Reid s , . l Q T' t 'X THE VOICES OF THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIL .M'liIe-rln-rg Akin Alliiflrm-ss Alspaugrb llarlle-It Barton Brown Clayton Crawlurul lh-miurk Downing Droll Emerson Emer on Eppvrson Epps Ferguson Fore Gabe Garza Ginsberg Goeth Gorsuch Gromb Grossman Grundler Haile Hart YALE l ERGlfSON Presirlelzl SHEII..-X LINDBLONI life Presiflelzt .IACQUE l'lAll.E Secretary LINDA GRUNDLER Treasulvr LOWE IRVINE Chaplain SANDY AKIN Reporter CATHERINE HIBBETTN JIMMY BASEY JOHN BARTLETT Sergeanls-at-Arms KENNY SUGARNIAN RICKI NANCE Librarians The annual Christmas assembly given by the A Cappella Choir is just before the holidays. One of the solo singers this year was Larry Patton, a junior and a member of the All State Choir aa.-v.,-lbw-f-ff ' E A EFFERSON'S HALLS WITH LOVELY MUSIC N Another of ,lefferson's talented musical groups is the A Cappella Choir. The beauty of these sing- ers, music. both serious and light hearted. is an inspiration to their listeners. The A Cappella Choir. under the direction of Mr. Raymond Moses. sings a beautiful religious hymn during the annual Christmas ass:-nihly. 1':l.El : U in 42 Hay- H+-rnantlc-z H+-rnandez Hunt Hurtanlo lrxinf- Kish Lalrutis Lindlilom Long: XlcCuit'P Moor'- Nance Norman 0'Nf-ill Patton Ramirez Rodriguez Sanders Schonholtz Suvarman Thoma- Vordenhau Shellaby nl Waldrop Walker Wells Moses Sponsor 08. Vx OUR FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PLAN T Adam Akin Auer Benavides Beniteau Brooks Burrows Calvert Chandler Cole Collins Collins Crawford Dennis Epstein Feingold Fisher Gates Green Culledge Haisler Henry Huff Irvine Johnson The T. Guy Rogers chapter of the Future Teachers of America. first organized in Nlay of 1055. hoasts the second largest enroll- ment in the Alamo District and continues to grow rapidly. lnter- ested in all aspects of education, the junior faculty., become ac- quainted with the wide range of opportunities and the satisfying rewards of the teaching profes- sion. Moreover. former principal, T. Guy Rogers, annually presents a hundred-dollar scholarship to the most deserving F.T.A. Senior. Mr. T. Guy Rogers returns to Jefferson for the first meeting of the fall term of the T, Guy Rogers chapter of the Future Teachers of America. NSWER A COUNTRY'S CALL FOR TEACHERS ELEA NOR EPSTEIN Presiflent .ll'IJY DENNIS Vi:-e Presirlent EYELYN HENRY Recording Secretary BARBARA GATES Corres Jonrlin Sefrelar ' I E I Reporter SEZAN N E POTH Treasurer MARY ELLEN ROGERS Il!lfff0NlF77rll1fiUH LOUIS RETLEDCE Clmplain DON Zl NINIERLE lli.Sf0l'lHl1 ' r King Mayers Miller Officer Owens Palmer Parga Poth Ramirez Reed Roberts Rogers Rutledge Schuman Schneider Schuster Stoltz , Vroonman Weston Williams Miss Brewer. sponsor, smiles with pride at the loxely corsage that the club gave her for the teachers' tea which was given by the Future Teachers of Amer- ica last fall. Olson Pounder Ruiz Stevens Zimmerle Atkins Carter Hartung Rosenberg Tieken Pnnln' . ' -......mulg thrchpstra - ams dinner Quests with a violighe? makes guest appearan H so 0, ces. pr 6 Paul Barbum TOMMY BARTON Presirlent IlII.l. CA NI PBELL Ifife President LEX.-'IL ISOEHNIE Ser-retary CI7H'l'IS TEIKEN Treasurer LOIS HIGH Clzaplain CI-lOI'IllI'l.-XNNA HARTLNC NI.-KRCQIA JOHNSON Librarians THE JEFFERSON ORCHESTRA BRIGHTENS ASSEMBLIES Barhuto Chavez High Rotman Toomey Barton Coker johnson Salas Tumlinson Beehme Oarteiser Johnson Smith Van Wye Brandle Campbell Gray Griffith Kelly Lopez Telle Thompson Williams Moses Sponsor The Jefferson Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Moses, has successfully fulfilled its aim-creating an appreciation of the beauty of music. By playing for assemblies, clubs, and school functions this advanced musical group has gained great popularity during its short two-year exist- ence. I72 Our Pony Band was organized in 1933 under the name of B Band. The Pony Band participates in Mustang Band activities such as the Band Banquet in October. the Band Dance in September, and the Band-Parent Picnic in May. Many of our Mustang Band mem- bers start in this organization. Q3 Ackman Armstronf' Dc-Forest Fe-rgiisnn Lawrence Martinez Rocha Rodriguez Stacy Te-H0 Railey Hartman McGill Ruiz Vromnan Brown Hayes NIc3Iahan Schuh Walker Cue1s IME' Nerrcn Sigler Emery Sponsor PONY BAND MEMBERS ARE FUTURE MUSTANGS XIIDCE FERGUSON President ROBERT HARTBIAN Vice President MICKEY ACKMAN Secretary-Treasurer The band has 3 can now I T nfw- modern, and , P actice without Oulsidei best of 311, an almoq K nterff-renee . sound proof mon ' i , - 1 Davis Knott Pearlman Spencer ...They Abbot: Boseman Caram Ferguson Hardy Algelt Bradford Carr Gerukos. Heath Alexander Brandle Casey Gillis Hernandez Some Senators, Gene Redmond, Kent Ericson, and Mike Casey, are busy looking after things, in the picturesque Senate Patio. ii., .. 1 if 'v- g . 1. IK' 5 Anthis Busch Castles Clazner Howerton ,V 9, .gm I f 5 W- , ff - 31 ,55 ,BQ if f 1 5 My ff My , Til - 'wrffgffggg ' -w. .,,. ,s -,Q ts I Biel f F it Fm .f- ' fj A Halm Wa C 3 X llxl '1 7 - Arrendondo EHICPI' Clark amphell England Ericson Grant Cray Jensen Kaiser E THEIR PATIO IS FALL TERM OFFICERS KENT ERICSON President JOE PARR Vice Presirlent FRED KAISER Secretary RANDY YEARCAN Treasurer EDDIE LARSON Parliamenlarian TOM SCOTT Reporter-Historian LYNN RATCLIFF ROBERT INIOFFETT Sergeants-at-Arms EAL JEFF BEAUTY SPOT SPRING TERM OFFICERS JOE PARR President KENT ERICSON Vice President FRED KAISER Secretary RANDY YEARCAN Treasurer MIKE CASEY Parliamentarian EDDIE LARSON Reporter-Historian RICHARD GRANT Chaplain LYNN RATCLIFF BUDDY BRADFORD Sergeants-at-Arms The Senate social club was first formed in 1912 at Main Avenue High School, and in 1932 it was reorganized with the main purpose of cultivating leadership and sup- porting all school activities. Al- though the most important of Sen- ate events is the Senate-Skelton Spring Formal, club members have had many other times during the year when they enjoyed team- ing with their fellow students to bring hours of friendship and pleasure to everyone. . V A? I Y N A .taser . ' is Wiwmm Q X iffy . . Q ' L 1 rj i I , ., ...L I Q . , fi gs? L ', ipq .Q 1, 1:2 , ' A 2 'M' Ll 52 :ij yi J c Y K x x 15 U ' V V K t K i 1 ' Rauf' li E 5 i , is ' , an V , 5 , ,, T ,y 37 ,, 4 41' P S1 i -'1 dn. I ri x Lili S t Klint- Meitzen l 'fi' , Q J. Parr ' . ' j i ' Rehlf-r 7 J , ' ', f s 'J ' Q. ' K I JA ' .li Kohutek Larson Lee I.f'St0urgeon Nlvllrirlff N11-111111111 Moffett Xlontier Xloore Blorland Ogden Olson L. Parr Paulus Philip Porreca Ratvliff Rvdnionrl RiCh8l'dS Risien Sagor Scott Se-wi-ll Sh:-llhorn Shoop Thompson Yeargan Zinimerle Wallam- Sponsor Joe Parr awaits his rue to go on stage during the Senate-Skelton lfostunie llall as Kent Ericson and iNanCy Chambers do an ahle- jolt of entertaining the guests. ff' Wlff. THE MATH CLUB WAS NAME OFFICERS LOUISE DAVIS President GERRY Reporters JOHN BURROWS J ERE JOHNSON Sergeants-at-A rms sing to add and subtract faith- Math Club officers are sworn ?'eggy Lee. OR EUCLID, FATHER OF MATHEMATICS .9 Promoting an interest in math- ematics and bringing together students with such an interest is the object of the Euclidean Nlath Club. Completion of Algebra ll and at least a Bw average in mathematics are requirements for admission to the club, which is named for Euclid, the father of mathematics. Each spring the members present awards to stu- dents excelling in that field. Louise Davis. president of the NI Club, wins the attention of the club members with her bright smile. Kirkpatrick Middleton an 2 V1 Lee Miller Palmer Roberts Woo Lenoir Moore P-awe - Rodriguez Yuie-in sl C Slayers Morris Pounrle-rs Stowe-rs Zimnwrle- :S L- tv McClellan Nliclion Nrunhoffe-r Ornf-las Reed Rizzo Trahucco Wilson Nlorris Sponsor ath THEY GO TOWARD NEW HORIZONS OFFICERS KATHY BROWN President SUZIE CARMICHAEL First Vice President TOMMIE JEAN BURTIS Second Vice President SHEI , ' N ' I Reco Q Aary LL PE ,. . - Corres A' V I, Secretary cHERYLiui Treas f r, . X 1Qif'2ifi'u ',,, 51 fl. ...- ..- ,2 A. 1 l LIN i'- a' '-- 'E'--- I Parliamentarian BARBARA WALSTON Reporter NANCY GERHARDT Chaplain CAROLYN DIECKOW PATSY ROBBINS Sergeants-at-A rms 'l'owarcl new horizonsvv this is the motto of the Hoinemaking Cluh. To the girls of the cluh it is an endless challenge. expressing the purpose of their organi- zation to learn to lixe he-tter today in orrler that their lives may he hotter tomor- row. One meeting a month is clevotefl to a program lur- thering interests in footls. fun, and fashion. x if l X . a.. -. fx Kathi' Bro and L wn' Suzie Carm' h these., une Rivera are glad1ih1?'a-fllega Lindhlom Cheryl T 6 1 0mPmakf-rg aff, Tom ' s w mle hen rewarded with 4. 'leaf' Burris ITH FOODS, FUN, AND FASHION Kuwamura McGrew Randez Tarr Lares Morrison Riddinger Turley goodies like' Lindblom Longoria Lummis Malone Marcus Morton Ortiz Owens Poth Ramon Rivera Robbins Robles Shellaby Steubing Walston Wehmeyer Wolfe Pyka Willingham Sponsor SPN'-907 6 ss S. SCRIBBLERS IS ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS HONOR SOCIETY Z7 Abe-9 Burris Cameron Carranza Collins Dennis Fernandez Garza Hibbetts Lazar M001-e Newman Olson Palmer Patterson She-llaby Skolnick Smith Spencer Spencer Sweet Temple von Tchirschky Weidman Brown Sponsor Formed in 1934 to cultivate appreciation of good literature was the Scribblers Club. This goal has undoubtedly been realized for its membership has doubled from the original 13 to -the present day 26. Requirements for admission are a B or better average, recommendation from English interest in English. or journalism teachers, and an Wd Crawford Mayers s n S - E OFFICERS CARUE ABEE President JUDY DENNIS Vice President JANIE MOORE Recording Secretary PATSY NEWMAN Corresponding Secretary CATHERINE HIBBETTS Treasurer T. D. TEMPLE Chaplain ROSA HERNANDEZ Historian CHESTA WEIDMAN Parliamentarian BONNIE CAMERON Reporter The Seribblers candlelight installation of officers is a solemn occasion, as well as a happy one. ,lust look at their faces! THE SPANISH CLUB TAKES ON NEW LIFE THIS YEAR. OFFICERS JOHNNY VIDAURRI Presid en t OLGA FELIX V ice President DA R IA ALON Z0 Secretary FRANCIS DIAZ Reporter MARY LOUISE DAVILLA Historian CHRISTINE BANDA Parliam entarian GLORIA CA DENA Treasurer RICHARD HERNANDEZ Chaplain GLORIA AYALA ROBERT HERNANDEZ Sergeants-at-Arms Reorganized this year is the Spanish Club with its object to foster fellowship in the study of Spanish. Students must have completed one year's study of that language, together with the teachers' recommendation, in or- der to gain entrance to the club. Alonzo Esparza P Ayala Banda Cadena Davilla Diaz Garcia Garcia Hernandez Hernandez .Iimenez Larkin Lopez Muniz Perez Rameriz Rodriguez Ruiz Turner Vidaurri Willars Wright Sponsor . 54 N w w 't M --6-.,,.. 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V K ' A ' W RQ ' 5 ' 2 ' X V gg, lk , K., ,'s'n,Y'f , KN ,i L Iron. . , , l 4 l l ' Nl- il CL- W . ills and Ilitllifjanlrco members launh in h , ,llf,,,,,'I,E,N0 La 5 a blindfold Ab t'e face of the f.. . .meramam . , ctually INS 3 1. mng Squad, 'neun of club Officerzxcggginel ffgflbgtl, 'S IE UFFlCl'fli5 FRED KJXISER I'rP.si1lr'111 :Kl.lil':li'lA :NllI30T'l' Iliff' I,l'l'.N1'4lf'lIf lj NN RqYlllQl.ll l-' Ser-retary RICHARD NIVHRIUE Treasurer EIJW.-XKII K0lll l'EK Rt'llt?V1Pf-l1l.Sl0flGH RILQHXRIJ GRANT Pl1flf!1lIlf'I1IGfl'lll1 JIM MY MOORE Chlljfllllill WAYN I-I ENGI..-XNIJ OKI A R CAM POS Sergearztsral-Arrzzs THE OFFICERS' AND NCO CLUB IS AGAINS Abbot! Allamon Anthis Arnold Beer Bull Campos Candy Caram Cardiel Clark Cooper C0rkran Crownover Pfl,-2T5T1H Ericson Gage Garcia Garza Gerukos Gillis Giazner Goff Goins Grant Hale Hodgkinson I82 Hopper Hunt ,limenez Jimenez L3l'S0l'I Lawrence Lister Lister Mill-35 Montier Moore Moreland Ratcliff Ribak Schuette Wells N ALL WORK, NO PLAY POLICY of 1 X ag L' W Q F2 ' f , H r , ff I i :MF Qervgfh .Y Y .,,VJ?, I 4, Argf frry, . In 1928 the Officers' Club was founded as a social organization and an officers, school. During the years that followed it concentrated on the problems confronting our country and the ROTC. A Non- Commissioned Officers' Club re- ceived its charter in 1934. This, too, was a social organization which discussed ways of bettering the ROTC. The Officers' and NCO Club came into being in 1952 when the two clubs combined in order to better the relationship between the members of the ROTC. E if T., Kaiser Kempler Kohutek Lopez McBride McBIurtray O'NeiIl Porreca Randez Yeargan Pfeffer 5 ,Spqnsoiri fl ?g,-, 41: fe' Ffvm nh look - frontin e S of this jt the arrsofyur Coumli'-N Prtifdejxif lg-heat? do.n't seem to b ' ff? Kaiser ' ti ant' seriou -f is Conductmg an NCOS prnblenzs con Club meeting in. js!-2 THEY'RE CLIMBING THE LADDER T0 MUSICAL FAME Id be willi n surely lmowsti to Wager my weed at the mouth mu I b that they ated! he 'X S C Open 10 play a fl 'Veany Playing. P ute. Clements Andrews Andrews Byrd Calhoun Clements Collins Cruse Damolin Early Fisher Francis Garcia Halpenny Hardy Hudson ,Iabon Kane Krumm Langley- Livingston Logan Mendoza Moore Stroth Short Terp Emery Sponsor REX CRUSE President CAROLYN SHARP Vice President SHARON FISCHEB. Secretary- Treasurer The Colt Band was begun in the early 1930's. The 6'Colts are trained in hopes of becoming one of the Ponies,' or 'LMustangs. Although some members couldn't read a note of music, they are taught band literature and be- come well acquainted with band instruments. KEEPING A QUIET LIBRARY IS THEIR JOB Abdo Akers Alexander Anlhis Barton Bell Bickle Bone Bragg Calfas Cole Collins Corho Covington Cunningham Davis Dennis Dillard The members of the library council work constantly toward maintaining a pleasant atmos- phere in our library. They give freely of their own time to make conditions more conducive to study and reading. Councilors must be of Junior or Senior standing with a C or better average and are elected by stu- dents in their library sections. WEQ Douglas Downs Dykes Edgerton Epstein Ericson Fine-silver Fitzhugh Flesher Garcia 4:2 1 CarolYn from Barbara Schnalbe ben rmgs waste pave' - es before I C n mmut collects magazines a d Hike Fulifm- 3 few Miller . , an - 1 55, Samixngw Nuke Fry, David Mgfilixe library for the next c a is dioiie each daY to prep R4-Q-1' GOOD STUDY HABITS ARE FORMED THROUG Kay Bragg Be . y nn C Of the library untiiythelzgfhiliziiret Davis, and Janie M ' completely checked 00re look over their 1 Carven Crieshabcr Culledge Hammer Hays Henry Hernandez Hunt James Johnson Jones Kawazoe Kirkpatrick Koenning Louis Lubel Lummis May Mays McLeroy McMahan Mecke cm' i 1 e M . ' Q,jfff.fi Bloffett an 1 'Ai' Kiifaggyg Moore Morganstern Nance sections 4 tr, .V yi- -jp, FALL TERM JACK GARVEN Chairman PAT WALL Secretary-Treasurer TOMMY BARTON Chaplain W HE HELP OF OUR EFFICIENT LIBRARY COUNCIL Ne-lxun Nllffli Nt-unlmffer Olxon Olson Pounds Puwe-ll Proll Ridgnsay Rngmx RHNSI Sands-rx SPRING TERM LJACK GARVEN Chairman BITSY EDCERTON Secretary-Treasurer TONINIY BARTON Chaplain Sanford Sheflton Simon Smith Strauxs Tallman Todd Trrnis Walrlrup Wall Wilmn Win Worthington Yvargan Y oung T? l the library tabl0S 1 d several 0 , - der. Q-fovffled amunthe library' flmel and In or T7 are the iall librart' 'bv' councilors, whose 7 dun' 15 L6 keep 's.,t Adams Bilhartz Burrows Davis Ellinger Hettler I88 Akers Bloom Cameron De Berry Fuller Auer Bragg Clary Downs Gilliland Beniteau Brown Collins Edgerton Cold Benson Brown Cowles Edwards Hatfield THE TRI-HI-Y SYMBOLIZE LORETTA BILHARTZ President KIM MCCREW Vice President CAIL GOLD Recording Secretary ANNE EDWARDS Corresponding Secretary DON TRUE AKERS Treasurer JUDY COLLINS Chaplain ,IACQUE BENSON Historian JUDY SOMMERS Parliamenlarian STEPHANIE OLSON Reporter JUDY FULLER SALLY TRAVIS Sergeants-at-Arms ! O i H' N in X s Tri-Hi-Y officers, led hy their president, Loretta Bilhartz, form a delta under a simple yet beautiful cross in the University Presbyterian Church. HRISTIANITY, FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE The jefferson chapter of Tri-Hi-Y was formed in 1951 and has since stood for high Christian standards in the home. school. and community. The name of the girls, service club shows the three-fold purpose of the Y.W.C.A. Membership consists of junior and Senior girls that are voted into the organization on the basis of character. regardless of race, color, or creed. r-' 1 ig z' . b Huff Kenn Y Martin fNIcGrew Olson POIl'l Schnabel Smith Tolar Travis Sarah Huff, accompanied by Mar Lou Turley on the organ, sings a lovely hymn at the fall initiation of the new Juniors held at University Presbyterian Church. Kirk Micheal Proll Sommers Waldrop Klose Moll Ridgway Stowe-rs Wall Rf Lande Munslow Roberts Temple Weidman Wood I89 TALENTS, INC. MEMBERS LEND SPARKL Bailey Chambers Cunningham Ferguson Barbuto Chavez Davis Garcia Gullette E? Booth Cobb Dodson Gilliland High S' Brandt Cole Durst Gray Hollers Briggs Cowger Ericson Gruncller Huff , QL 7. 1' s 1, , G 'X . l illi mplwll FALL TERM OFFICERS 'mu BOOTH President I-'RAN GILLILAND Vice President PEGGY LEE Secretary SAM MILLER Treasurer PATSY SMITH Reporter CHESTA ANN WEIDBIAN Parliamentarian BOB LEE GARY COBB Sergeants-at-A rms Linda Crundler in a sparkling comedy sketch is one of many Talents, Inc. nwnihers who received awards in the PTA Talent Show. O MANY JEFFERSON PROGRAMS F gy Hunt Organized only seven years ago, Talents, Inc. has been pleasing Jefferson audiences ever since. In addition to the club's annual show its members are often asked to give performances at other Jeffer- son functions and many times walk away as winners in the PTA Talent Show. The Spanish dance team of Rodriquez and Rodriquez flrma and Roger? made quite a hit at its Jefferson debut in the Talents, Inc. Show. l92 l X NHS INITIATION IS IMPRESSIVE AND MEANINGFUL The highest honor the faculty can bestow upon any Jefferson student is the approval for membership in the National Honor Society. Every spring five per cent of the Junior Class and ten per cent of the Senior Class are admitted to the organization in an impressive and meaningful Abee Buchanan Campbell Craig Davis DeBerry Eastman Epstein Ferguson Fry Gilliland Huff Hull Kell Klein Lee McClellan Mandel Murray Parr Price Redmond Stowers Wallace Yusem Vogel Sponsor initiation ceremony. The Society's colors, red, white, gold, and purple, signify service, character, scholarship and leadership. National Honor Society members, Abee, take time out from their their sponsor Miss Vogel. OFFICERS MICHAEL FRY President ALLAN MANDEL Vice President MARY KATHERINE CRAIG Secretary NANCY DEBERRY Treasurer ZELMA JO HULL Historian ROSALINDA STOWERS Q! Chaplain Judy Yusem, Mike Fry, Zelma .lo Hull, and Carlee usually dignified meeting to enjoy a social given by JEFFERSONAIRES PROVIDE MUSICAL ENJOYMENT Akin Alford , Banda Barajas Bnltz Brewer Brown Butler Chambers Chandler Cirilli Cole Collins Cotton Cowger Cunningham Davilla Dodson Gilbert Greenburg Culletle Hartung Huff Hunt At Christmas the halls echoed with the beautiful carols of the Jeffersonaires. .I Y A ,leffersonaires is a group of advanced singers. It is Composed entirely of girls, who delight Jefferson with their Carols at Christmas and lead student worship at Easter. THEY CONTRIBUTE TO JEFF'S APPRECIATION OF MUSIC ey Lee Murray gifrki S mit pring Waddle Ware FALL AND SPRING TERM OFFICERS SARAH I-IUFF ANDY COLE President SANDRA RIDDINGER JOAN CREENBERC Vice President SHARON ROBERSON ANNETTE STEPHENS Secretary JUDY COTTON JUDY COTTON Treasurer JOAN GREENBERG SANDRA CHANDLER Reporter BETTY COWGER BETTY COWGER Parliamentarlkln-Historian ANDY COLE MOLLY DODSON Chaplain JUDY MACRO ANNETTE STEPHENS JACKIE WARE BARBARA CUNNINCHAM PENNY ZELLER Librarians Lindblom Magro Morgan Riddinger Rittiman Roberson Morton Scholtz Sweet Moses Sponsor What, no calypso? In spite of this shockmg defxclency Jeffersonalres hold then' audiences enthralled with their beautiful melodxes 7 I j 2: 1 . f It V 'f fl gg j , 7 A N T' V ,N I V' MJR's WINTER DANCE IN FANTASY LAND ROXANA MICHAEL President CATHREN BENITEAU Vice President 45? J flips , .-l ull u 1 D ll . i ill - 'urn ' Y ' 11--. :3 .un-.1--4.11 'Fl . .............. All KIM McGREW H istorrkm MAR LOU TURLEY Chaplain .IACQUE BENSON PATSY SUE SMITH Sergeants-at-Arms Abee Adamson Akers Atkins Beniteau Benson Bilhartz Bloom Brown Burrows Burtis Calfas Cameron Campbell Cantu Clary Collins Culw ell Davis DeBerry Douglas Dykes Epstein MJR officers smile for the birdie at their monthly social in the home of President Roxana Michael. P1 -l FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS FOR OFFICES AN T Hetler Jones Michon Flesher Fuller Cerhardt Hatch Hatfield Howe Huff Johnson Johnson Johnson King Lamb Louie McGrew jvlichael Palmer Payne Poth Price Proll It seems as though Bonnie Cameron is the only one who knows the eye of the camera is upon her. Of the many activities they give throughout the school year MJR,s look for- ward to the May dinner dance at which the next year,s president is named. This is an important an- nouncement as the winner will be' intrusted with the OUNGES WAS ONE OF MJR's PROJECTS leadership of Jefferson's largest girls' social club. The Martha Jefferson Ran- dolph Society is named for Thomas Jefferson's daugh- ter, and its purpose is to promote friendship among girls and to serve the school and community. Records Roberts Roberts Rosenthal Schuman Smith Sommers Spears Spies Strauss Tolar Trahucco Turley Vordenbaum Waldrop .Ward- Wassel Weidman Weir Weston Wilson Taliaferro Sponsor Waltzing in a fairytale setting are MIR officers and their dates. Fantasyland was the theme for their beautifullly decorated dance. PROMOTING FRIENDSHIP, LEADERSHIP, AND BETTE Aaron Batey Barrows Cruse Barton Briggs Covington Alonzo Alspaugh Applewhite Arnold Ashworth Baxter Bell Benson Bieherdorf Butt Calhoun Clements Clunie Colborn Corba Cunningham DeSha Dillard Durst Ellis Delores Sandifer, Monroe Nowotny, Joan Brown. Don Quick, Margaret Davis, and MONROE NOWOTNY President MIKE FULTON Vice President G. W. ARNOLD Secretary SAMMY MILLER Treasurer ROGER BIEBERDORF Reporter MIKE FRY Parliamentarian JOE COLBORN Historian VICTOR KOENNINC DON QUICK Sergeants-at-Arms TOMMY BARTON Chaplain ALFONSO ALONZO '98 Poet Laureate Vernon Shelton are sitting this one out at the Hayne formal. OCIAI. CHARACTERISTICS IS HAYNE'S MAIN PURPOSE 'S Fadal Hall Hays Fitzhugh Fry Fulton Carven Gott Ci-19 haber Haller Haller Hammer Hand Hansen Havlm Hildebrand Hundley James James jones Jong-5 Kawazoe Kell Knippa Koenriing Labutis Langaeter A quartet consisting of Tommy Barton, Don Quick, Barr McClellan, and Mike Fulton entertain their fellow members with the Hayne song. SPRING TERM OFFICERS MONROE NOWOTNY President MIKE FULTON Vice President J IM XI Y ELLIS Serretary SA ININIY MILLER Treasurer ROGER BIEBERDORF Reporter MIKE FRY Parliamentarian JOE COLBORN Historian IAMES FADAL DON QUICK Sergeants-at-Arms TOMMY BARTON Chaplain ALFONSO ALONZO Poet Laureate HAYNE BOASTS THE LARGEST MEMBERSHI Lewis Lodovic Lorms Lybecker Mackey Mazurek May McLeroy Mecke Mercer Miller Mogas Mullen Mussett Nelson Norris Nowotny Nunnelly Olafson Palmer Pyle Quick Reid Reid ,lefferson's oldest club, Hayne, granted a charter in 1892 at Main Avenue High School, is also its largest. Formerly a debating so- ciety. Hayne got its name from Robert Hayne, a voluble states- man of the 18003. Today the purpose is to promote friend- ship. leadership and better social characteristics, while serving the school and community. Chaplain Tommy Barton discusses his bi -weekly inspirational message with Joe Colborn F ANY JEFFERSON SOCIAL CLUB S0 J J. Q4 I sl l 'f'- 1 fc .bfi I 'U gl i v li Risinger Rivas Rogers Scot! Sf-igf-I Slim-ltnn Todd Turn:-r Ym-kel Williams Wilkerson Yvitl ,I dffn by the fiendish looks on the faces of Barry Jo Wood and Penny Xhloll. the U nl g dinner they prepared for the annual Hayne-HJR Box Supper must contain fume secret ingredient. 1855 Sanders Sandford Schindler Spence Sugarman Swartzkopf Wagrhorne Wallace Wideman Worthington Young Sprott Sponsor A HARMONIOUS BLENDING OF VOICES RATES MIXE Dawson Ferlet Prank Cardnf-r C unlales Ham v H1 1 r Hopkins SOLOMON ABDO President BOB JERNICAN First Vice President ELLEN PEPPS Recording Secretary NORA KRISCH Treasurer SHEILA HILLER Chaplain MIKE HANEY Sergeant-at-A rms S BEST IN MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Mclnnis 3 Nloke Nations Narro Nichols Ortiz Owen Smith Pepps Potter Saathoff Sepulveda Shocket Smith Moses Stewart Tewksburg Weir Wilson Witt Wittkop Sponsor The time of meeting for the Mixed Chorus is third period every day. the place, room one- thirty-one. This organization is an elective credit, dedicated to promoting a better understand- ing of music in high school stu- dents. Mixf-d Chorus members doing their calisthenics for Mr. Moses are Solomon Ahdo, Ceorgianne Wittkop, Beth Shockett, and Sharon Hopkins. E z E Q r Carolyn C arter Ueftl has justj nstalled the new office i 4 : , Z 'R , .4....,.1-f- fx ,,...f TS of the FBLA. 204 PAT PRICE President BETTY MICHON Vice President SANDRA LAMB Secretary PATSY NEWMAN Treasurer BETTY BEN FER Reporter TOMORROW'S BUSINESS LEADER Adams Beeson Benfer Burtis Carter Clary Davis Denmark Dykes Ferrier Fourmign Franco Fry Grossman Halperin Heligmann Henry Howe Johnson Karotkin Kneupper Koher Kuehne Lamb Mann Nlcllahan Meyers Nlichon Milam Morris Moss Najera Newman Ovilfn Price Ramon Reed Ridley Rossi Sitter Smith Sponhaltz Stacy Trabucco Tfassell Weiss Wisemann Younger Sponsor RE FOUND IN THIS GROUP The Thomas Jefferson chapter of the FBLA was granted a charter to perform as a member of the National Organization on September 1. 1953. To be eligi- ble for membership the student must be taking a commercial sub- ject, have and maintain a C average. be dependable, have proper work attitude, and have self-control in all school subjects. This club helps its members to find either summer employment or a full time job. While X13 ' A rgar-el DHVTQ -a fi realized that Sandra was 511 Sandra Lamb raced -u , t s . ff' to wm.1Shedid!p U 500 who could my , SPOTLIGHTERS BACKSTAGE MAKE SMOOTH PERFORMANCES Andrews Bailie Boothe Faith Hildebrand Hodgkinson King Kinman Koenning McClellan Mussett Norman Philips Scott Shapiro Shelton Trenklebach Welker Wietzel Witt Longwith 206 The spotlighters are those backstage workers responsible for such smooth running Jefferson productions. They were first organized in 195-1 to assist other groups in presenting stage performances. FALL TERM OFFICERS SPRING TERM OFFICERS BILLY BOOTHE FRANK BOX President President FRANK BOX BOBBY KING First Vice President First Vice President BOBBY KING Second Vice President TOMMY WELKER Recording Secretary RALPH SCHONHOLZ Corresponding Secretary BILL HODGKINSON Treasurer FRED KINMAN Reporter ROBERT BAILIE Parliarnentarian FRED FAITH Historian ALAN SHA PIRO Chaplain GARY TRENKELBACH Sergeant-at-Arms GARY TRENKLEBACH Second Vice President JOHN PHILIPS Recording Secretary BILL HODGKINSON Treasurer FRED KINSIAN Reporter ALAN SHAPIRO Chaplain GLEN ANDREWS Sergean t-at-A rms Spotlighters Alan Shapiro, Frank Box. Bobby King, Fred Kinman, and Bill Hodgkinson are on the job backstage, assuring a smooth perform- ance out front. INFORMATION PLEASE DISCUSSED MODERN COMPLEXITIES There is never a dull moment in an Information Please meeting. Members keep things lively with interesting and intelligent discussion on important questions of the day. Guest speakers on different professions often provide the answers to these questions. Highlight of the club's year is a combination parent-student debate and social. FALL TERNI SPRING TERM EDWINNA KIRKPATRICK EDWINNA KIRKPATRICK President President KATHRYN MALONE Vice President GINGER DENMARK KATHRYN MALONE Vice President SUZANNE FINCH Secretary Secretary JUDY MANN JUDY MANN T790-W7e7 Treasurer PHYLLIS BRANDT GINGER DENMARK Chaplain Chaplain SUZANNE FINCH pimms BRANDT HlSl07lll'l'ReP07fff7 Historian-Reporter CAROL KOENNINC CAROL KOENNING P07li07'1f7U'17iU7l Parliamentarian CONNIE COKER MAXINE sKoLN1cK S97g9a7U'f1f'A77715 Sergeant-at-A rms These members of Information Please pause for a minute between conversation and business to have their pictures taken. This social last October was for the purpose of becoming better acquainted with fellow students. Blackaller Coker Finch Kirkpatrick Mann Schuster Spencer Brandle Denmark Griffith Koenning McGill Skolnick Wall Brandt Estes Haile Malone Neren Spalding Wallace Sponsor 207 HI-Y IS THE ONLY BOY Abdo Clemments Koenning OFFICERS JACK CARVEN President GERALD WORTHINGTON Vice President ROBERT LYBECKER Secretary HENRY FITZHUCH Treasurer TOMMY BARTON Chaplain HERBERT SCOTT Parliamentarian JIM OLAFSON JERRY TURNER Sergeants-at-Arms 208 Alonzo Ashworth Barton Bell Briggs Calhoun Clunie Corlio Corlio Della Eads Fitzhugh Carven Coll Hays Hundley Jones jones Jack Garven shows satisfaction with the clothes collected by the Hi-Y's for a needy family. With Jack are Bill Wallace, Gerald Worthington, and Corky Nelson. RVICE CLUB AT JEFF Lybecker Nlazurek McLeroy Norris NOWOIUY Olafson Rogers Scott Todd Mercer Pounder Turner Gerald Worthington gives his committee a few last minute instructions before pro- ceeding with their plans for the family. Serving on the committee are Bill Wallace. Corky Nelson, and Jack Garven. Miller Mussett Quick Risinger Wallace Wideman Nelson Rivas Worthington Bender Sponsor Jefferson's Hi-Y chapter is the only boys, service club in our school. Hi-Y members are proud of the outstanding work they per- form, which includes sharing a project. the Ella Austin Childrerfs Home, with their sister club. Tri- Hi-Y. and giving support to an unfortunate San Antonio family. Junior and Senior boys of good character with a will to serve are eligible for membership. Y-TEENS' WORTHWHILE PROJECTS SPREAD HAPPINES OFFICERS FALL SPRING Nancy Fisher D Nancy Fisher y Q , -.- - S' TE ENS -man wyalliq a rr .l0h I -fJ.iL' . Alonzo f ' -W' ,- A. :ffm gggf' . ara Keller A . , tl I I f .. . s XXJ4 HH If jfilerrera Hope ' P ! rtence Lares er Anita Kuwam Anita Kuwamura Parlihment n and Historian Yvonne Faltz Yvonne Faltz Gloria Huerta Gracie Perez Sergeants-at-Arms Annie Pearl Ortiz Annie Pearl Ortiz Chaplain 2I0 Adams Ahr Alonzo Armstrong Ayala Banda Calhoun Davila Dawson Early Faltz Fisher Garcia Gardner Grossman Gutierrez Herrera Huerta Hutton Keller Kuwamur Lares Longoria 8 Y-Teens willingly devote their spare time to making lasting friendships at the Chlldren s Shelter. W1 ND FRIENDSHIP THROUGHOUT SAN ANTONIO Mendoza Moke Moore Narro Nava Ortiz Perez Quinn Rainey Ramirez Ramirez Ramon Rodriguez Rodriguez Rogers Sepulveda Smith Valdez Walker Weir Williamson Wright Wheat Sponsor T7 1 .4 I ..n N- J' Although President Nancy Fisher is doing her be Children's Shelter are more interested in the camera. st to be charming. her friends at the 'ffsa , sf ,Q 4? ? Y-Teens have brought cheer and happiness to many San An- tonians by giving parties at homes for the aged, by selling Easter lilies for the Crippled Children Drive. and by taking toys. cloth- ing. and favors to orphanage-s and hospitals. This service organiza- tion strives to promote friend- ship. to be of service to the school and community, and to encourage spiritual development and the de- velopment of social confidence and responsibility. It cannot be denied that Y-Teens has more than fulfilled its aims, for a look at the club activities will find the members serving others, bettering themselves, and making lasting friendships with other Y-Teen clubs throughout the city. 5' , 1 ' fr ' Rf W, , I , ini, . 1 X-. Mr. Snowman Seem Kirk - 5 I0 be ' - . ready him for a big njgggngflff .gmmy Lodovic as G1 e tudem Cciuncil-sponsfxgg gl?:vfZaandBCharIeen 'IS aII. OFFICERS RANIIIIE BRIGGS President CHARLEEN KIRK I ire Presidenl SABRA I..-XNDE Secretary SIAM I E I.OL'IE Treasurer .IININIY WILKERSON Parliamenlariarz GENE REDMOND Chaplain CATHREN BENITEAU Hisloriarz KEITH KLEIN Reporter JIMMY LODOVIC DEE BROWN Sergeants-at-Arms BONNIE CAMERON CAROLYN JONES LARRY PATTON MONROE NOWOTNY Executive Committee Members at Large EVERY JEFFERSON STUDENT I Ahee Adamson Bradford Cameron 'l -S' Auer Beniteau Bieberdorf Bilhartz Boseman Bloom 'O ' Bragg Briggs Brown Brown Brown Burrows L Chambers Cooper Cowger Craig Criswell DHVIS 2I2 7 DeBerry Edwards Ellinger Fitzhugh Fry Gilliland Grundler Hatfield Henslee Hettler Huff James Jones Kell Kirk Klein Lande Larson .J I EPRESENTED IN THE STUDENT COUNCIL Jefferson owes much to its hard- working Student Council. It has been responsible for many worth- while activities and conveniences, since 1932 when it was first es- tablished, Through the years our energetic council has done every- thing from buying an airplane dur- ing World War II to laying side- walks in 1955. The members, elected from each advisory, strive whole- heartedly to promote better rela- tions among students, to encourage school spirit, and to interest students in helping to form school policies. Reachin - g h . process of 15560123 wide were Jimmy Lcd Gold Johnson Lawrence Levinson l k mg th ov' oo ers and fellow workeg ifriuiisijnfqclgfn SiftiiaZiJZu?aZJr1VgiClel1an during the h ie lerce, Ann Burrows Smfnowman-S Ban. Sad Q X R , Catherine Hjbbeus gli -iiggsxgf A 3 -4 2 ,g 1 T HM il .?'! 1 5 ' 'P 2 N ll' . 5 K ll lil Luduwic Moore Pvrez SLIIVYETS Langford Sponsor ZI4 fNIrClcllan Murray Quick Turner THEY LEAD AS JEFF FOLLOWS h'1 Shoop demonstrates the Pans 0 v ' l Qing, lPhi1: it won' b e'5 YALE FERGUSON President PHIL SHOOP Vice President GARY CLANTON Secretary RUSSELL McMURTRAY Historian JERRY DAVIS P' Reporter TOM BOOTH Chaplain and Librarian 9 k on. CDW' i a camera, other members 100 CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS FOCUS ON PHOTOGRAPHY The Candid Camera Club is open to both boys and girls interested in photog- raphy and in furthering their knowledge of this art. Mem- bers take pictures for clubs, groups, and individuals, en- abling them to profit in fi- nancial gain as well as pleas- ure. Bartlett Weiss Sponsor Booth Clanton Cruse Davis Ferguson Fisher Greenberg Kempler Krumm McMurtray Norman Pena Remmers Shoop West I 1 Anthis Humer McMahan Ransleben Travers Arredondo Cararn Krumm Landrum Moore Mullen Randez Sewell Wood Norton Sponsor ff fy ff K 1 4.ANDR 'ICGSUJCY ' 'J' tazA .lenn- l ' 9 . 7 ' t vnll' f 5? 'lj 047697 CHECKMATE! A look into Room 201 the first and third Thursday of each month finds eighteen avid chess fans in deep con- centration over their favorite game. An interest in chess is the only qualification a student needs for membership in the Chess Club. It was originated in 1955 with Mr. Sorenson as sponsor. When Mr. Sorenson left Jefferson last year, Mr. Norton took over the job as sponsor of the Chess Club. A Chess Club member meets his match in a game of the future G1 Hess df Los! N il xx5 fl, : C 'fa J f r- - r YW if Mi FRANCE IS SEEN THROUGH ITS ROMANTIC LANGUAGE The red, white. and hlue of the tri- color Hag of France are the club colors of Le Cercle Francais, more familiarly known at Jeff as the French Club. Members meet weekly to carry out their purpose in furthering the knowledge of France and hslanguage,and they look forward to their annual spring banquet where French cuisine is the fare. Waving her gavel for order, President Bonnie Ornelas proceeds with a regular meeting of the French Club held each week in TOOTTI X -nw Blackaller Brown Faltz Fontana Fontana Jefferies Johnson Jung Mangold Nlcllhaney Moore Mourer Ornelas Richey Ruiz Segraves Strauss Creed Sponsor BONNIE ORN ELAS President ORA RUIZ Vice President MARGARET MOORE Secretary MARILYN STRAUSS Treasurer IRMA PARGA H istorian-Parliamentarian JANE BLACKALLER Reporter KATHY BROWN Chaplain ELEANOR FONTANA Sergeant-at-Arms fr. S3 Elskes ! ?sEzZel1sfQ I Fourrnfii I W French Heaton Hernandez Kelly Kwan Lanslmerry SINGING AS ONE THE GIRLS GLEE Barnard Blexins Buothe Chandler Chapman Curliss Del Caftillo Dunscmnh LUB SHOW THEIR INTEREST IN MUSIC X Means Mitchell Moody Xlouer Owen Parker Penn Rudd The Girls, Glee Club is a Credit. carrying organization affiliated Witl1'i ffl State and National Federations of Mu ,JY 1 ij' H C Wilmoth ilson Wlnlfsholll 1 Clubs. The girls often join in w'i ur ,Ieffersonaires and the A Ca oir in presenting many an choral assemblies. f I Yr' X gym- ' - f Ybarra Zimmerle Moses Sponsor V! These four girls are members of the Girls' Clee Club and like many of its members stay after school many times during the school year to improve their voices. 5 J Enioyin h ' and Carfilflgflrlsecond childhood are N' Party. elm-, the prize Winne-rSi0TnCYbPanc0ast, Zolma JO H 3 Ubbif?-ilinwjng Contest lgitikafajine Skoillick . e ' l, aspff Kiddie FALL OFFICERS Jrrnr SPENCER President VIRGINIA CRANBERRY First fire President T. D. TENIPLE Second lite President PAT ROBERTS Rerording Serrelary JAN ET OEFINCER Corresponding Serretary FRANCES MAY Treasurer DOROTHY MORRISON Reporter CAROLE KIQEHNE Historian CONNIE COKER MARY ANN STEUBING Sergeanls-at-Arms JASPERS'S MERlENDA HONORS ALI. CLUB PRESIDENTS Adams Brandle Brewer Brooks Carter 220 Coker Coldiron Crayton Emerson Evans Ferrif-r Garza Cranberry Hull Jones Kuf-line LTIIIHIIUII1 nw ,X 'Q N -4.4- e? Malone Nlay Nloonf-3' .YI rirrison N f'W'NfIm8 Uvfingrf-r Ortiz Pam-mast Roberts Skulnirk Spencer Ste-uhing cs gi' The Jaspers. a girls' social club. holds many activities which help to promote friendship among other students as well as their own members. The big event of their year was a dinner dance given for the purpose of announc- ing spring term officers. An orig- inal idea was carried out at a Kiddie Party where Jaspers and their dates were awarded prizes for their childish garb. Stoltz Temple Q Terry Turley Wolf Sponsor SENIOR GIRLS ATTEND JASPERS TEA SPRING OFFICERS T. D. TEMPLE President SI-IEIIA LINDBLONI First Iiire President VIRGINIA CRANBERRY Second Vire President BIAXINE SKOLNICK Rerording Seeretary FRANCES MAY Corresponding Secretary .IANET OEFINCER Treasurer BETTY NIALONE Parliamentarian JUDY TERLEY Chaplain JEDY BRANDLE Historian NANCY PANCOAST Reporter BONNIE HAIDER ROSE MARIE RENDON Sergeanls-at-Arnzs Thf' Ylficf s , 1' f Tal- X , rhf Jaspvr dinner Ja I'f'r,guson and Sheila ncf. I.indhlom hlendpd i n 3 mnImJ:A., . DEVELOPMENT OF TALENT FOR THE THEATE 2 , as , Q.. E: if DOROTHY SCOTT President ROBL SCHRIMSHER Vive President ' SANDY EPSTEIN Secretary i JODIE WITZ Tram STEPHAIHE 01.5094 Parliamentarzkzn ElJDIE FEIN ' 4 Chaplain CAROL LEE KLOSE Sergeant-at-Arms -.nv - , W7 Don True Akers laughs while Rom Schrimsher and Gavel production of Arsenic and Old Lace. TK we T, L My , QW my Y L T 3 rs 'X A Q T? , A 'J 1 'v ' 5 ivy 1 N X 9 Y' A X 'L 'L Klosf' Lipscomb Luhcl Mandel llangcl Ahr .Nkvrs llurfnrcl Burrows Clark lin-livrry Epstein Fm-in llrmnlm Cullmlgc Hunt joncs rehearses his lines in this year's Masque 5 1 p ri 'l i l 'Q 'ss .lyl Af! A,.1 ,I ff 4 I 'L if L5 ' Q- Q, 57 L 2' X L 1 V AN WH W1 S PURSUED BY MASQUE AND GAVEL McClellan McDonald Middleton Moll Nlorganstern Moss W aff Ofsowitz Paniagua Rutt '. Schrimsher Scott W' p ,, fM h Shaffer . . i Shapiro Sweet Wentworth Cloud Sponsor fri '-'xg..-.-Q1 Barr NIcClellan watches Robert Clark, Hal Gulledge, and Elaine Wentworth as they stage a one-act play during a club meeting. 'sv- 2 Masque and Gavel has a dual purpose. to honor the ingliviflual student and to serve the high school and the community. It is a na- tional high school recogni- tion society for the promo- tion of Speech for Lise. For its annual presentation Masque and Gavel chose The Importance of Being Earnest. and both its per- formances were highly en- joyable. OUR FUTURE NURSES AIM TO HEL NANCY RENIIXG President ETHEL WALKER Vive President BETTY NIICHON Recording Secretary ANITA KL'WANlL'RA Corresponding Serretary JUDY BUTLER Treasurer JUDIE SPENCER Hist0rian'Rep0rter JEDY WOODRESS Chaplain JOHNETTE GERBIC Parliamentarian JOHNETTE GERBlC Sergeanleal-,4rms Baralf' Blfmlll Bra-wer But lvr Cuwlw flrui-v Fi-rguw n Galve- Garcia Gill Huerta Jensen Kawazoe Kuwamura McGill Michon These- Future Nurfes watch an operation from the hall of the Santa Rosa Hospital. knowing that someday they will be helping on the other side. UARD THE HEALTH OF MANKIND Moore Nagy Nipper '7' Ortiz Oster' Perlmutter Rainey Renting Y? Roberts Schweppe Smith Spencer 3-it Wlalker Woodress Fauver Sponsor J X Nancy Renting watches closely while one of the nurses at the Santa Rosa Hospital explains how a patient may Contact a nurse in the hall. Q K A brand new organization at jefferson this year is the Future Nurses Club. This worthwhile group has made up for lost time by taking field trips to local hospitals, attending o i n t meetings with Bi-Phy-Chem, and af- filiating itself with the Fu- ture Nurses of America. Jeffites can consider them- selves in good hands if cared for by one of these junior medics. THEY SUPPLY OUR COWBOY HIT PARADE safy in in Hitzfivld Johnson Jones King Long, Miller Norris Nowotny Young JUHC: Sponsor OFFICERS mr xofams Barton President Carvf-r V v Q Q C,,wg,,, JININIX iouc Iliff' President BETTY COWGER Secretary-Reporter SAMMY MILLER Treasurer D,-tm Francis Fulton Res Jonsilmle for manv ilvusant iro- l . l l grams at ,lcffffwsott are the Xlvlozly Nlus- tangs. our Wostvrn music-al group. Tliese popular ClllC1'l2llIlt'1'S give of their talvnt and time for entertaimne-nt at hospitals and private parties as well as at school functions. The Melody Mustangs have many long practices in order to give us the fine music they do. - ' sql I I -we '- f A ,7 fu..-m.-aleafrffdl K-M -I A SHAKE ROSE GARDEN ADDS TO JEFF'S LOVELY CAMPUS OFFICERS mnnuu SCHNABEL l'rP.sirlPnl SLIJY NIVNSLOW Firsl I-l-IE Presiflelit CAROLH N JONES Ser-onrl Illift' l'resi1fenl MARY JO DOWNS Ref-orrling Sefrelary BITSY EDCERTON Corresponding Sec retary PAT RIDCWAY Treasurer GAIL GOLD Historian CAROL LEE KLOSE l'arl1'amenLarian ROSALINDA STOWERS Chaplain ANNE EDWARDS Reporter NIITZI MARTIN SALLY TRAVIS Sergeanls-at-Arms Qanta helper Nlary Tucker, Faye Samuels, and Lynn Finesilver loolt on a Diane Ellinger puts the finishing touches on her Christ- ma contribution to a needy family. Bragg Charles fllf'lllf'fllN Cook Crawford Dalmolin Downs Downs Edgerton Edwards Ellinger Finesilver Finstvrwald Gilliland Cold Gulledge SHAKESPEARE STYLE SHOW BRING An event looked forward to by all of Jefferson is the annual Shake- speare-Forum Sweetheart llall. The student body dances amid eupids and hearts made weeks before by diligent Shakes Another enjoy- able Shakespeare affair is their style show. where Seniors model the latest in fall fashions. By sponsoring these activities, together with a show in the spring, and maintaining a beautiful rose garden, the girls, social Club carries out its aim to promote friendship and goodwill among Jeff students. A group of visiting Starlets? No, just charming and lovely Shake speares 1n their annual fall style show. tlfditors note: Above written by a Shakespeare? fivf' Joyce Jones Kenny Keppler Kirk Klose Lande Langley Larkin Lodovic Martin McDonald gsK.raslie 1 ' 011.4 'I 'I m rn, - Moss Munslow J i EXTRA GLAMOUR TO JEFF rf '--+-N QQQZ.. 535 ll ffilffkrry Qu :V X l' ffffllsf-ie-x x W X M XX-vfj The-Fe junior flappors prmizle quite a Contrast to the well dressed Seniors on the opposite page. V Olwn ln'i+-ree Pnumls Rainey Hirlgway Svhnalmel Scllwepe SIUWHIS Sweet Tinker Travis Tucker Walker Wufvd K, . X : 0gg,Q.f, '. , ' ' 43- 1 5 . ffafif Tunnell Sponsor , ,L i X I-QU QQBQL f - 'fQi'g'5E- -ifaggmfwi. .- 4 I 229 LEARNING MORE ABOUT PHYSICAL EDUCATION IS Ahr Alonzo Banda Carney Criswell Duncan Emerson Heligman Herrera Huerta Huizar Jones OFFICERS FRANCES NERREN President A DOROTHY R Vice P59115 t FR.?ril2IUIZAR gikgofding Secretaii SQICEDRK NES My orresp riding Seam 1 ATSX CR SWELL I. if i fl Tiaaglrer z9EECR'1FF1Tk,k Qtoruzn jf' KELEEYN 01-'FIGI-:R Pfififfdflamififfixiezgs LAI TENE WOO Chaplain BETTY MALONE Reporter JUDY EMERSON JANE DUNCAN Sergeants-at-Arms A rainy day gives the Girls' Sports Club a chance to learn a quiet game of bridge. Miss Richards is trying hard to explain thi HE OBJECT OF THE GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB The members of the Girls, Sports Club really fulfill their purpose in learning more about physical ac- tivities. They participate in volley- ball, basketball, and tennis at ,lef- ferson, and go swimming, bowling, or horseback riding elsewhere in San Antonio. A wienie roast at Olmos Park brings Sports Club members to- gether in fun and fellowship. Lares Malone Meyer Montgomery Nerren Obrc-'gon Officer Rainey Rizzo Wentworth W'oo Richards Sponsor '31- E 1 LN Sl? Y' 'UN SKILLFUI. ROPING IS OBTAINED ONL King Long Adams Ashton Bitzkie Chambers Cornell Corsuch Hale Hollers Kawazoe 54, ?'X.' we fat Lassos have to be proud of their Hoping Team. These skillful lariat twirlers entertain at local hospitals, as well as perform in parades and athletic events. They became na- tionally famous when they were on hand at the Municipal Airport to greet United Nations' delegates and television's Ed Sullivan with a real Texas welcome. .SA uv , ' is . 'aa pf 3 4 Betty Hollers and Gerry Trabucco prove that ou? gianfs hard work doe 19 4 accomplish the Texas Skip. ,wp M up Y LONG AND STRENUOUS PRACTICES NANCY CHAMBERS Captain BERYL HALE Sefond Lieutenant BETTY HOLLERS Seronrl Lieutenarit CERRY TRABUCCO Second Lieutenant Melville Meyers Michon Morris Reming Rendon Trabucco Villazon Williams The Ropm Team Captain, Naney Clftunbers, and Gerry Trabucco laugh a Ed Nullnan ma ter of ceremonjes uf 'VTE Ed Sullivan Show, attempts to Qhow them how they rope in the northehyetatq. ' ' tk -jf, if Q 5 V -I. I. 3 Q7 IVY ff if ,F . x H 0 :Q , i. 'Q MM ,fmfaf ' ' ? rv. f I 'Va W U if A '. M A I n g ii . 3 , : X I I ,. . ' , WL l ,QW F Ibxsfs , ., 0 4,53 si I 'Iifx X 4 Y . K k . y n L, .- 25 ff ' V M5 ,gg Q My 7, , E X A tg! kg 9 ,A a ff , ml , ' fl? fl Q z . B, X6 fixs fgiq '5g!ff'?Q,x3,. fs' , 4? ax tggxfifr. IQA ' ' I c -. Q' X ' 4:4 x . .x u ' 4 v 5 5 1 A2 3 a F wr V. ff' ,MAA :fx I X sgx Ex AJ lf'-Q A '!ZHi'JQ AGM ff .gn IX' fi! ,gf ' - 'jsvg mx l?'Qf'Q,g1, max ' ' ' 1' F-mf , if iffy 555 'Qs'?V5 'Eva , . , M, , , g f' - . 'IS-A Q5 fix I'QA,,, 'gg K I 55 ,ta G - QQ . K . M' , -f fvf iv Q, Q , ,IJ H R ,ir fgi +335 QQ M A Q. , dlp x If h sg- i ,uw i L M h H 523 J f 5 . K A 11? , idly E 7 HUCK WAGON DAY OFFICERS JUDY BROWN President X f NANCY REBIING ix First Vice President VIRGINIA ROBERTS Second Vice President MAR LOU TURLEY Recording Secretary JANE HATI-'IELD Corresponding Secretary JACQUE BENSON Treasurer WILNIA HETTLER Historian KAY PAYNE Chaplain DON TRUE AKERS Parlianzentarian GAIL COLD JAMIE HATCH One of the most memorable days in the life of Patsy Bloom was R eporters Chuckwagon Day, 1956, when Martha Monier, the graduating major, pinned her with a major's diamond. NIARY KATHERINE CRAIG BETTY HOLLERS Sergeants-at-Arms Lassos have gained world-wide recognition for Jefferson, representing the school in Mexico. New York, and Chicago. Their pictures have graced the pages of Life Magazine and have been recorded on film in several movies and newsreels. Lassos is a service organization, having gained quite a reputation for its friendly guidance to visitors, helpfulness to teachers, and spirited appearance at all school functions. The pep squad's annual Chuckwagon Day, the first Thursday in May, is an event eagerly awaited, for it is then that cheerleaders are announced, officers receive their commissions, and trainees become full-fledged Lassos. Sometimes those early morning practices come a little too early. Annette Patterson shares her breakfast of one doughnut with Sarah Huff, Sandra Lamb, Betty Hollers, Patsy Bloom, Beryl Hale, and Ann Morris. 1Karen Baker must not be very hungryll ,oy .113 n-nqrz Major: Patsy Bloom. Captains: Frances Gilliland, Sarah Huff, Mitzi Martin. ,xv Roping Team Captain: Nancy Chambers. First Lieutenants: Judy Brown, Tracy Clary, Judy Fuller, Sabra Lande, Suzanne Munslow, Barbara Schnabel. Second Lieutenants: Don True Akers, Jackie Benson, Loretta Bilhartz, Mary Katherine Craig, Beryl Hale, .Iamie Hatch, Jane Hatfield, Wilma Hettler, Betty Hollers. Judy Sommers, Gerry Trabucco, Mar Lou Turley. f4?9 '1f 9 VV? we '1- ,Q fa u ' 9 5 9 3 -'fi 5 6 4 , '53 5 ict-4 im , 8 J . I 1 . 5 'vvvg , x' . X' 'i .' . ,. . K f 'Q ' V 'rg 555 1 :5 L 1-. QV? 'I 1 iv' n in Nl: H-Zh-. 'Xa IS, Q ff. -x.. -, W .N : ,1 vu 2 if F , J 4: z'gg,w,, 1 . .- v .h , ', U . o Q K - f K ' .- . , 5-rv : X 2 22 1 Q 5 9 ' , 'G - 1 f,, 2,Mf:,.-rSLZwJ3..71, ,, m f 'ml , Pat fi , PKfi1'4 ' fi M 21 Ridgway IIHININ Kim NIf'Gr1'w hi-r banking vnwlupr- while' Lnuiw Davis :ws Mamie' Louir Imw to vorrr-vt the- re-Iurnvfi savings. The CCC! banking: 'ry Tuvsday was firfi flartc-il during the- fall In-rm of Ihr' school yvar 1954. SPRING TERNI OFFICERS THEIR SCHOOL AND OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES FAI,I. TERNI OFFICERS SLFAN LAWRENCE l'resia'enl STEPHANIE OLSON firsl Iire l're'.sirlent SIQZANNE POTH Second Lice President ii! 'ffa ' ' 'i ' '. 'TW 'f'4E.4feii , M ,rw 12, I '. ' . 1 J,.2,ey:.,-f'f:: i 1 isa, , ' F , -f i ' '-' ,Q I -4-'e3g.i7iL . -1 U f' 'Tai I Ii H K - , F , aw OT.I5E mx 15 Parlianzfrzlarian I .IUIJIE SPENCER Historian .IANIE MOORE Chaplain ROSA FERNANDEZ Reporter JCIJY FIEN ROSELINIJA STOWERS Srfrgeanls-at-Arn1.S Nlartha S4-Iiarlavk-' lmusv was thi' fcrnc of thc- in-tallaliwn of the- fall Sucial wffu SLZANNE C.-XRNIICII.-XEI.. flu. Girlg Cam., Como Prcfsizienl I I ' ROS-X FERNI-XNIJEZ Firsl Iiwe l'resifIPr1t SLK.-XNNE IAWKRENCE Serurid Iire Presizienl ZELNLX IO HELL Rewarding Serrelary' PATSY SLE SMITH Corresponding Sefretary PAT PRICE Treasurer CATHERINE HIBBITTS Chaplain DOROTHY SCOTT Parliamentarian IIQIJIE SPENCER Historian T. D. TEMPLE Reporter SYLYIA GARZA SUZANNE POTH Sergeanls-at-Arrns J,JVp7KjffHAly ' M fw f! j.7W4 W-W5 UI!! fn!!! W X3 JEFF BAND 240 I finfs-q J . 4, A I .4 x , 0 My X A . 4 ti, 8 .yi Y ,W 1 if 5 Y v V ., If A wif' 1. ff G b is , 5 X 1 X ' I . if x , Axw ? Lx i 'll : . -xr 'E b ' 3 ' I I2 ?' nf H E 1 1, xcs W . T1 , XE: ' 1 i vif 6 . I tg FVXE' ,' Q I 1 :f 1 t Y . A 6 W . 8 , Y, , ' NX - 2 V' I , Y ix ' ' Q l Xxx . A A Q . f. 1 , ' ' ' ' 'V 1 cs, . .ff . - Q' x . I xi' ,' 1 .4 v H , 3- - 1 r ' . v lf, rf - fQ, I f fx Q in 3 N u. . Q 5 f fbfauv G Nz W fb Q-VA, iff'-.32 ' ' ' fa- Q, 1. '54, f 1, .iw rx Akin, Sandra Anaya. Manuel Arreche. Pat Auer, Charlotte Barr, Mike Beere, Don Benavides, Ferol Brandle, Judy Brandt, Phyllis Briggs, Tommy Brockhaus, Bobby Buchanan, Barbara Burrows, John Cadena, Sylvia Carter, Carolyn Cleveland, ,Ioe Cobb, Cary Coker, Connie Collins, Judy K UConant, C. M.' Cone, Laurie Crayton, Barbara M Cron, William Davis, Jerry Downs, Mary ,lo Duncan, Bill Finch, Suzanne Finsterwald, Jane Garcia, Alice Gates, Barbara Giorda, John Cranberry, Virginia Cray, Rodney l . . , A .- 'R ' :Hugh b ek' 'rx Green. Caroline Griffith, Zoe Haisler, Bonnie Halm, David gfnvla ardin, Betty Heath, Burney Heiligman, Evelyn Heiligman, Wayne Henlon, Theresa Hernandez, Richard 5 Y Houston, Cordon Humer, Andy Humphreys, Danny Jacobs, Cary Johnson, Lana ,, Iohnson, Lester Johnson, Nancy Jones, Carolyn Kirk, Paul Kirkpatrick, Edwinna Kneupper, Verlyn Nlajorvttes drum up Park. Judy Collins. Nlary jo Downs, and Caroline Green MY- EIUVTY f'Xl'l3inF W 1 Ill Ed V 1 school spirit at the Houston pr-p rally in McArthur to the Band using the modern band hall mquipnu NATIONAL RECOGNITION COMES WITH TRIP TO ROSE BOWL The Mustang Band accepted the only invitation tendered to a Texas high school to march in the Tournament of Roses Parade before the traditional New Year's Day game. One hundred fifteen members made the trip which included side trips to Hollywood, Knott's Berry Farm, and Disneyland. Com' fiivi 'Q it Y' NIJSGT. JOSEPH R. PFEFFER Commandant of Cadets Reserve Officers Training Corps Drill Team Sponsor Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers Club Sponsor' NI SGT. ERNEST W. CARTER lnstructor of Cadets Reserve Officers Training Corps Rifle Team Sponsor Combat Squad Sponsor ARMY SERGEANTS AND REGIMENTAL STAFF HEAD CORPS REGINIENTAL STAFF Front row, center: Cadet Col. Edward Larson. Back row, left to right: Cadet Haj Albert Abbott Cadet Lt. Col. Randall Yeargan, Cadet Maj. Joe Jimenez, Cadet M. Sgt Lc-roy Hunt Lil. 9: I i I R, J f-lp 2, FIRST BATTALION STAFF Cadet Maj. Rivhard Grant, Ex- eculiu- Offirefrz Cad:-t Lt. Cul Kent Ericsmi, Hattalintn com- mandvr: Cadvt lft Lt. Duuglaf Halt-, liattaliun Adjutant. BATTALION STAFF COMMANDS TWO COMPANIES SECOND BATTALIOX STAFF Cadet Maj, Abraham Rilmak. Ex vcutiw Officf-rg Cadet Lt, Cul William Goff. Baltaliun Com- mandvrg Cadct 2nd Lt. Barrv Lister. Battalion Adjutant. 1 .4-A ' ' 353' , t 33, .ff ,,,...,N ... -W- ,f7,,'ff.,L ' ,f ,.,. . 4.--...W +qgM.,,m,M fzikf' wear 1 'if J, f , 'X .fs Nfl at 1 t A l K., , I , .V an Vfqf A ' A V X, H l L I5 f 'f ' X E ,, V CS. A ' I I 4, ' lv px lj '9- A 4 , af f COMPANY A Firit row, le-fl to right: Cadet 2nd Lt. Harold Goins. Cadet 2nd Lt. Raymond Curry, Cadct Capt. Richard Nlrliridv. Cadet SFC Fra-d Kaisvr, Cadvt 2nd Lt. Douglas Hale-. Cadet Sgt. Arnold. Cad:-t Pvt. Caufif-ld. Cadet Pvt. llmtlfby, Cadf-t Pvt. Naylor. Cadet Pvt. Rim-, lladvt Pvt. lialu-r. fladvt Pvt. Ctvllins, Cudvt Pvt. Cray. Cadvt Pvt. O'Bv-rry. Cad:-t Pvt, Rollins, ffuflf-t Pl-'KI Have-r, Cad:-t Pvt. lfrwll. Calle-t PPI. Nlvllanrtnn. Cade-t Pvt, Ullman. Cade-t Pvt. Stovar. find:-t Pvt. lllnklcy. Carlvt Pvt. llay. Caulvt Fgt. Nlrxlurtruy, lftulvt Pvt. Pe-ainu, Cuflvt Pvt. True-x. llmlf-t Pvt. lirvant, ffads-t Slflf lfngilurld. Cade-t Sgt. Nlile-:-. lludvt Pvt. Rvarelnrl. Carle-t Pvt. We--I. flullvi PKI. lillflftll. Cade-t Pvt. Gfvttlvz. flzulv-t PFC Nlile-Q. Carle-t Pvt. Rf-umm-r-. lladet PH. Xilvitv. THE ROTC KEEPS DAILY VIGH. OVER JEFF'S CAMPUS ,Nfl all A' A+- I ' ,Q 4 . I 'ki ' I J Y, ,-..g 'I wha 'li tm: ...O !-'Li A Lg? J 'I A P4 A, Ax I. X I., . W S I L . I X Ii, -ff lg I8 A I Q ,I I s f wk J M ,gd A ,Q - .-. ,v U. ' A in COMPANY B I'i1-I nm. In-II In 11gI1t: hamlet 7114I I.l. Unmr Lzllxnlmm. !.11fI-At 1Zn4I Ll. bury I.lXIl'IA. ilgulc-I Capt. IIIIIIIIX XI Im f11I1I1Nt Imlu IMI K I tak 1+ '..Lr' -.2. .lv v '. 1' Hlll ' . III! Ixr Um. Iznlwl I'xl. 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L ,Sign .,.... 1,11 ,L ,N V Y, I 41- Aff, 1 ,f A 1 - M -. , ,, 5-l ?-'-iE- ww 1 Q1f,.,,. 1 ,, 1 ..-.. +1 .. ,pa-Q-an ..-1. V , L A 1 V ., J A 4, ' ' 1 - ' .1 I , Q V' 41- 1 61 ' V f-5 ' , ...Q - .- -, 1, L .. Z COMPANY C 1'f11Il1 r1m. 11-11 111 r1g111: 1.ll11 1 1x1 Fgt. 1111111-rl 1,11111.1. 1.11111-1 1x1 1.1. 1'1'1'1I 131111. 1,.1111'1 11111 111111g-1i111x11I1. 111111. 1111111-1 1.p1. .-111z1111011. 141111-1 1'11. 171' 1.1-1111, 14111111 111, 1111111111111-r. 1..1111'1 1.pl. N111111111r. 1.11111-1 1'11 111111. 11il1I1'L 1111. A111111-. 11111111 1'11. I'11N1'lIlLlIlIl. 11111111 1'11. K1-111-11 1.1l111'1 1'11. 111111r1'. I 111111. 1.L11I1'1 1'x1. .X1111m15. 11111111 1'11. 1.r111111. 1.11111-1 111111 1.1. 111-I1'I'. 1.111111 1'11. N111'111z111. ' 111 111 1 1 11111 111 1llX ll 1111 1'11 11111 111111 111 1111111 11-1, 51'LlI1'. 1.L11' ' . 111111-A A1 1- ' , , 111. .111- , . 1-, .1 - ' , '1 1.111111 1'1t r 11111, F1'111'111-111-r. 1.411111 1'x1. l1r11w11. 11111111 1'11. LL1'VI'1'I'1l. 1.41111-1 1'11. N1111'111111l. 1.11111-1 111, ' ' 1 . 1 111:11111. 14111111 511, F1'11111'111'. 1.l111l'1 1111. 1..111111'1. I..l11l'1 111. 11111-111111. 1.11111-1 111. X11 1.111111 . 1..llI1'1 1'.11'g1 11111111 1.11111-1 1'11. 1111111121111 1..1111'1 511. 511111. 1.111111 Fgl. 1.l'I1xI'LlIl. 1.111111 111. N1111'111'11. 141111-1 1'11. 3411111-11. WITH ALL PHASES OF MILITARY LIFE ,D- .1,.: 1 ' 1 ,G .-. Y., vl ! X., .S F 'QM 9 X 17 ' C5 . .Ab We P5 . . A I K ll rc P ' Ll Q Q. X ill ' U xx v S ' , -I Allis l S 1 A hal -nfl: Q I Q' tu t F S -' 1 i ! xr , ' a1 . t E A 'E 'W l . P ' ll aw K if l 'Qs ' 'Y .1- 5' COMPANY D Front ruw. left to right: Cadet lst Sgt. David Glazner. Cadet Capt. Mike 0'Neil, Cadet lst Lt. ,lohn Cerukos, Cadet 2nd Lt. Lynn Ratcliff, Cadet 2nd Lt. Barn' Candy. .ix-G Cadet Pvt. Brokovieli, Cadet Pvt. Delgado. Cadet Pvt. lliglifmitli. Cadet Pvt, Met-kel, Cadet Pvt, Murray, Cadet Pvt. Brown, Cadet Sgt. Garza. Cadet SFC Hopper, Cadet Sgt. Monte-er. Cadet Pvt. Rliine. Cadet Cpl. Carani. Cadet Sgt. Cillis, Cadet Pvt. Howe, Cadet Pvt. Moore, Cadet Pvt. Saunders. Cadet Sgt. Clark. Cadet Pvt. Gilmore. Cadet PFC Landrum. Cadet Cpl. Moreland. Cadet Pvt, Selivvartuiian. Cadet llpl. Cruvvnmer. Cadet Pvt. Ctmdlett. Cadet Pvt, XleColl0y. Cadet Pvt. Morin. Cadet Pvt. Spillers, Cadet Pvt. Dearman. Cadet Pvt. Gurdon, Cadet Pvt. Klelllienny. Cadet PFC lluniz. Cadet Pvt. Trevinu. Cadet Pvt. Wlood. JEFF ROTC, ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING IN TEXAS fl, if , ,f Q Q' 'ff' A in-,' '-1 911 i ,ff on fill? ,V I R ' J 5 .. Y 11 f 2 73? 1 3 an 9 H fl Q V qi' ,, !k V :Q Y 4, . , f 'zu 4 , ,,,f F, I 3 4, 'S f ,f W ,, Q X J gg Avg f' 2 Q, QQ egg: . 33, , ,f I W ' XW1 Km.'9'1S ,din I A A I rv X 1 .1 uf ., ya, , Q x N x A. 1 .,,,, : A V .0,A .. I. .JR X1 4 . V gyr ei? -Q H . L .' ' 'fu-.Q ' f,YL1f f'1,. -Q m Aff. Maw., 1, f My..- fs,-A .A ,, uh. my . V A '23-fe.. Q, .'.. -, Q A A 4w3?9S5 Z 'Q I ' 3,2 f Q ' ,il 'w',g. ' ,P Vx K waxy W - S: Q , .. u . .uf 7 , wg ' 3' v --my vii!!! .-- sa jf- 'x cv-1 'ni ' V, 6 fi' ' Q' 2 Xr t as xx -4 ff' Q? af 42 I I I -:JL . L. ,Q Ju: E: ' ' ' 'Tm' -A ' -o Wwff 1-sb a s fi 'Q-ah 5 .. . 'I Lf., 1 2 4? xitgr., ,- -. . .Pfftil 1, N ff KF f f ITS MEMBERS HAVE LETTERED IN ON 5' 'lr P 'd ujftjsi ent Clark Nelson Club- explains the business f r - 0 ch d e ay to the other officers gf the Alspaugh Arnold Bell Clements Corbo De Sha Durst Eads Gott Hansen Havlin Hays Hildebrand Hundley Irvine D. Jones H. Jones Koenning Lewis Lybecker McLeroy 250 PAT SHANNON Sponsor OFFICERS CLARK NELSON President GEORGE HUNDLEY Vice President BILL WALLACE Treasurer ROBERT LYBECKER Secretary ALEX TODD Chaplain BENN Y COR BO RAY HILDEBRAND Sergeants-at-A rms R MORE OF FIVE SPORTS BOB DENNIS Sponsor Mercer Morgan Mullins Mussett N6lS0n Palmer Patton QuiCk Ringold RWHS Scott Swartzkopf Todd Turner Wallace giom the varied express' 'lb were wa ' Ions on th ' I I eir f meeting. ching a three ring circte-s.y0u would think th Norris Olafson Rodriguiz Schwinge Wideman Williams instead of listening if members of ,he ..J,, 0 3 . regular business X 4 i K VX 251 J-ETTS LETTER IN TENNIS AND SWIMMING Bragg Craw ford Downs Exerett Hatch John on Jones 'NIcDonald 'tlun low R 1 Schmxdt Rlchards OFFICERS KAY BRACC President SUSAN SCHNIIDT Izce Preszdent NI ARE EVERETT Secretary NIARJORIE ROSSI Treasurer JA NIIE HATCH Reporter Hrstonan LAN A JOHNSON Parham en tarlan NAN CRAWFORD Chaplazn NIARY ANN MCDONALD SUDY 'NIUNSLOW Sergeants at Arms .Sponsor Jamxe Hatch and Kav Bra g talk mer the buslnf' of the next meetm thejett mth club pon or Be Richard Y s t . s ' oss' s ' ' ' , g ' - ss ' - s' s s , ss s. A ' A ,Q- ,. . 'v Y 2 , . . , I I .Ji aff Y ki I A A 'V LET S GIVE A CHEER FOR OUR CHEERLEADERS' r fn 4 c mredrvr Q cd ln pula wtf of tha tudfnt mc ur lmaltx ta thur c un n Ill cla mom .md m clulr nur a 1 n ex 1 .1 nmpor an mr 1 lll parm Hat muu J ffmr Jlfl lxU QW!! m XI NRI NRI-'T CHARLEEN X BARRY JO 253 BOTTOM ROW: Lybecker, Pounder, Nowotny, Olafson, Lewis, H. Jones, Gott, Clements, Labutis, Irvine, Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Chambers, Patton, Norris, Wallace, Hays, De Sha, Hilde- brand, D. Jones, Schwinge, Niemeyer, Rivas, Hundley, Hansen, Mussctt, Coach Dennis. TOP ROW: Calhoun, Thomas, Corbo, Wideman, Todd, Coach Shannon, Durst, Scott, Covington, Morton, Morgan. NOT PICTURED: Young. THOMAS JEFFERSON MUSTANGS 1957 DISTRICT I5-AAAA CHAMPIONS VARSITY FOOTBALL lj, C PAT SHANNON BOB DENNIS Head Fogzbgll Cough Assistant Football Coach I Sf' ,h.-eve., fr Bob De Sha and George Hundlf-y tc-am up to luring down a Heights ball-rarrif r JEFFERSON 39 ALAMO HEIGHTS 0 Alamo Stadium. San :Xntonio. Oetoher 25 The Mustangs opened distrivt play with a 39-0 win over the Alamo Heights Mules. The Mustangs' ground game lvattered the Nlules for an iIlllJI'CSSiXf3 total of 522 yards rushing. Ueene Colt kept the Nlules off halanee with some deceptive hall handling and led the nllossesu with three toucrhdowns and 210 yards rushing. Gott also made the most exciting play of the game when he ran U2 yards for jeffis third score. Larry Hansen was jeffls ser-ond leading ground gainer with l'J2 yards rushing and two touchdowns. jack Wiidexnan made the other 'l'.lJ. on a one yard plunge. Bob De Sha converted three out of six extra points. 'lille entire jefferson line held the Mules to only 111 yards rushing. pq.. ?4C' GEORGE HLNDLHY DEFNF GOTT All-Di-trivt hawk .flll-Ui-trivt quarterback All-tlity qtiartvrliark ii J' N joe Rivas picks up valuable yardage against Harlandalu- ln-fore two Indians bring him down. JEFFERSON I8 HARLANDALE 0 Alamo Stadium, San Antonio. November 1 The Mustangs moved closer to the district championship with a 18-0 victory over the Harlandale Indians. The Mustangs' defensive squad, especially Benny Corbo, Ray Hildebrand, Bob De Sha, and Corky Nelson, held Harlandale to 21 yards on the ground and 18 yards in the air. After a scoreless first period George Hundley scored ,leffls first T.D. on a two yard plunge. The last two tallies were made in the second half by Deene Gott. Gott scored his first touchdown on a three yard plunge off tackle and his second touchdown on a 12 yard run around end. The Mustangs completed three out of eight passes for 47 yards and moved for 230 yards on the ground. Harlandalels deepest penetration was to Je-ff's 32 yard line. 3 aingt Tech while R35 Hlldelran . me Upen 32 ' Gott breakS 'mo d Dcene tacklvf- JOE RIYAS All-District end All-City end 'Deene Gott hurtles his way into the end zone for a touchdown against Victoria. JEFFERSON 47 VICTORIA I4 .'xl8FI10StHCilUIll,Si1l'l Antonio. Nou-niher 10 The Mustangs nioxed to within one game of the district charnpionship by de- feating the Victoria Stingarees, 47-lei. jini Ulafson opened the scoring hy intercept- ing a pass and rf-turning it 61 yards for a 'l'.lT. liay llildelmrand recovered a lumhlc on the Victoria 13 yard line to set up Jeffis se-cond score. ,lack Wlidmnan moved the ball down to the three yard line where llcem- Gott slashed off tackle for the score. Hildebrand set up ,leffis third tally when he pounced on another fulnhle on Vic- toria's 31 yard line. Five plays later George llnndley plowed on-r for the score. Before the end of the first half liolvert l.ylu-4-lu-r dashed 22 yards to the Victoria lil with another intercepted pass. Gott crashed off tackle for the score. The nlrlossesw returned the second half kickoff U5 yards for Jr-ff's fifth touchdown with Gott scoring from the one. George llundley and Jack Widenian accounted for Jeff's last two T.D.'s. Boli De Sha conx'erted five out of scyt-n extra points for the Hosses.i' This was thc- first district game in which the opposition had scored against the Mustangs. Hundley scores ,he hard M 'a Y against T,-Cb ROBERT DE NHS ill Ui trifr end C Hundley scores easily as the Mustangs take the Eagles for the second year in a row. JEFFERSON 26 BRACKENRIDGE 0 Alamo Stadium. San Antonio. November 23 The Mustangs won the llistrict 15-.NAAA championship with a 26-0 victory over the Brackenridge Eagles. ln their years of rivalry, ,leff and Brack were even in the number won, and both teams were looking for a win. The first quarter found neither team scoring and the Eagles doing most of the offensive attack. Midway through the second quarter. Deene Gott hit Corky Nelson on a 63 yard touchdown pass play A few plays later at the end of the first half. Gott passed 42 yards to Bob De Sha for ,leff's second tally. ln the third quarter Gott threw his third pass and hit Corky Nelson for a 34 yard touchdown play. Bob lle Sha converted and Jeff led 20-0. Early in the fourth quarter Hundley scored ,leff's fourth touchdown. Although Brackenridge threatened to score. the Mustangs shut them out. This was the third out of the four district games that jeff held the opposition scoreless. ways precedes the Turk ey. Dax' game bursts H110 the OPCH In R XY I'llLlJEBRANlJ All District Iaekle The tenseness- that al 'if' Jack Wiilvnian changes pace- to side-tw-p a Coyote, JEFFERSON 24 ALICE 26 Memorial Stzuliuin. :Xlirw-. Noxeinher ISU This hall cluln was long on rletermination anfl pricle. It was a rlistinct pleasure for inc to have heen associate-fl with them. This was Coach Pat Shannon's summary' of jefferson's 1956 football season which brought another clistrict championship toijeff. Conquerers in District 15-AAAA. the Mustangs' defeat hy Alice. 26-21. haltf-fl jeffis rlrive towarcl the state championship. After yielding an early first periotl 'l'.lJ.. the nllosses came hack with two touch- downs of their own. Jack Wirleinan started the first Tl-yartl rlrive for il touchflown with llecne Colt scoring. .-X few minutes later George Humllcy scorctl from the three, capping a -1-3 yarfl flrive. Alice score-cl again and If-fl 1-1-12 at the half. Jeff took an 13-1-1 lcarl with Xvirleinan scoring after the opening: of the thircl quarter. The Mus- tangs came from liehinrl for the thirrl time with Huncllcy scoring from the 10 on a 51 yarcl rlrixc to learl 2-1-20. .-Xftcr :Klice took the leafl in the fourth periofl. ,Ieff threatened to score twice. The Mustangs were unsuccessful. as the score indicates n V ty thc U l . -5 '-1 omni' 1 . - M 1 the- ln-:li tru F 'HW q'1u-DHI- 0 l -i1le'1ill - if-Q r' N . s 1 KENNETH HAH 5 All-District guard BOTTOM ROW NI fann Branthy l1g.11n 1 .1n1 wa Ilrm r l .xutntl 'Nlatjeka I a telbf rry Mm I-11x 311 r .1 1 A 1 rur It ri u Cortina nn lt 11 111 r 1 1 x Itiw 1 Fifher 1 lalllllf fun N1 1rn11 t nnm min twart 1 Y mrn ldlltltl' X1-lun ton xlll SEASOYS HP CORD jeff Edisnn Jeff Burbank 7 Jeff , , Central Catholic Jeff 7 , , Austin 7,7, ,, Jeff , ,, T1-1'h ,, ,Ie-ff Harlanrtale Jeff Xxliillllr Heights Jeff ,, ,, Brackenridge , 260 Members of the 1957 Mustang team are Scruggs, Havlin, Waghorne. Hall, Gott, Casanova, Eads, Rivas, Finley, Delamain, Corbo, Clements, Risinger. THOMAS JEFFERSON MUSTANGS T957 DISTRICT I5-AAAA CHAMPIONS VARSITY BASKETBALL HARRY HAMILTON BOB CHAMBERS .Uuslang Coach PWD' CUGCIY DON WALTERS Manager JL -15 hi . . xg 221124 N 1 '14 - - 1 X 1 Q4 Q ll W' ' ll u' M so 224115 Ir f w 'Jil' u7,:1 5 I , U x 5.0 .. .Hb EA DS s g , ' , .2 ,y t I Q IV, 'gif 5 . ,I EQ. V: ,, 'f r ' 1 F2 3 Ax!! RIKI vucndxxri 5 V9 RUISI-IR'l' RISINKLER 3 ff' E5 'W ROBERT misss fL012fLW Hlillgl qv M M Wg! Q56 if 6 1 SX? 1' - , W, 15- YP. M 1 ,af 4, I my fll,vXRl'fN1Ql-f IIQSYLIN N 1 i' Q 34 mm 'FQ 1 I 334 53 ' in 112 , 13 , 311 t ai x Y,:1 H Jf, ,I y r' ! , El .1 151 5 Q Y 5 Q . y , , ' 'Q FRED HALL MEL cdmxo max nm.-umx if 'gfll 4 22 19 . 2 rx A I wggk Sages , . , 1 ,I 4 Q' -5 1 I 1: , H W S lx A Q J 4. , JOHN CASANOYK t GEORGE FINLI-IY JAX!!-3 J ' ' 'y gy ,-'. n',-it rsx 'Q IIN 3S Q . ,, iflus S4 IiI'4LlQS 263 The Alamo Heights gym rocked with the cheers of the Lassos as they urged their Mustangs on to a one-point victory over the Mules, which put them hack in the running for district championship. JEFFERSON 60 ll:XllL.-XNlJ:Xl,lC 57 January 22 The Mustangs. out to defeat Mr. Wiavne Clark and Company of llarlandale. took an upset 60-57 vietorv over the lndians. The Mustangs. getting off to a slow start. trailed 37-32 at the half. lwut pulled into a three point lead as the third quarter ended. -16--13. The Mustangs fought off two des- perate attempts by llarlandale and took a 60-57 decision over the lndians. Rohert Risinger led the Mustangs with 20 points. Eads takes lo the air to score against Harlandale. JEFFERSON 63 VICTORIA 48 January 25 The Mustangs held on to a tie for the District 15-AA.-XA lead by taking an easy 63-48 victory over the Victoria Stingarees at the Alamo Gym. The Hosses,' dominated court play throughout the game, taking a half time lead of 34-15. The Mustangs, lead was never threatened throughout the game. Riki Waghorn took scoring honors with 15 points. The victory over Victoria raised Jeffs season record to eight wins against seven defeats. Mustangs prepare for opening toss against Victoria. JEFFERSON 63 ALAMO HEIGHTS 64 January 20 On the night of January 29 the Mustangs met the Alamo Heights Mules in one of the most thrilling court battles in many a season. Neither team had control of the game from the opening jump till the final horn. At the end of the first half the Mules led the Ponies. 36-30. Going into the final quarter. the game was a 4-4--4-4 tie. With six seconds remaining in the game. Deene Gott hit one of two free throws to put the Mustangs ahead by two points. The Nlules tied the game in the last second of play. and a three minute overtime was called. The Mules hit six points to Jeff's five and took a 64-63 victory. Waghorne goes up and under to score two points against Heights. JEFFERSON 54 BRACKENRIDCE 47 February 1 The Mustang quintet kept Ieff's hopes alive for a district championship by caging the Bracken- ridge Eagles 54-4-T. The Mustangs put forth a well- balanced attack throughout the game spirited by a first quarter lead of 14-8 and a half-time score of 32-20. Deene Gott and Robert Risinger led Jeff's offensive play with 14 points apiece while Charles Eads played a terrific defensive game under the Brack basket to help Jeff to a 5-L-47 win over Jefferson's cross-town foes. Eads strains hard to grab rebound from Brack. Mustangs fight hard for possession nf the ball lfff tart s the- llarlandale- game in an effort f 1 seven foot Wvaync Clark. FX JEFFERSON 56 HARLANDALE 40 February 8 The Jefferson Mustangs defeated the Harlandale Indians 56-40 in a closer game than the score in- dicated. The Mustangs packed a five point lead in,the first quarter before the lndians coul'd'get into the scoring act. The 'gHosses pulled away in the second quarter and held a six point lead over the lndians. 23-17. as the first half ended. The Indians started hitting in the third quarter and led almost the whole quarter. When Harlan- daleis lanky seven foot center. Way'ne Clark, left the game late in the third quarter. Jefferson was able to pull away to an undisputed 56-40 victory over third place Harlandale. Charles Eads was outstand- ing player of the game hitting 10 points. Robert Clements stretclws for the ball against the tough Mules of Heigllts. JEFFERSON 65 ALAMO HEIGHTS 61 February 21 The Mustangs opened the two out of three game playoff series with the Alamo Heights Mules with a 65-61 victory. The Mustangs took an early lead and held it for the entire game. Jeff opened the first period with a barrage of baskets and at one time led by 13 points. The second quarter the Mules cut the lead to five points as the Mustangs led 41-36. The third quarter jeff slowly increased their lead. Heights played hard the last quarter and came within 2 points of catching the Mustangs. Robert Clements clinched the iictory by sinking two foul shots with only eight seconds to go. Clements and Eads grab rebound for Jeff. JEFFERSON 86 ALAMO HEIGHTS T4 February 22 The Mustangs met the Mules in the second game of the playoff series in which the Mustangs had wun the first and needed this one for the district championship. The Ilusses got aff to a slow start and trailed the Nlulcs until the half when they tied it up 40-alll. The second half was very close with the Mustangs controlling a slight lead. Tn the last couple of minutes the Husses', hit 12 fast points lu the Mules unc to win an exciting game B6-74. Kiki Wagliorlivfs winning: frce- throw clinches a district titlv fur je-ff. JEFFERSON 54 BURBANK 6.2 February 26 The Nlustangs played the Burbank Bulldogs for bi-district championship and the right to advance to the state playoffs. In the game a total of 4-9 fouls was called on both teams. Burbank took the upper hand in making 40 foul shots while Jeff hit 22.1 The margin in free throws was enough to give Burbank the victory by a 62-54 score. Def-ne Gott sinks a lay-up against Burbank. ,Ieffitr-s gn will The half circle of District Champions are: Haller, Martin, Meyers, Schwartz, Covington, York, Pfeffer, Scott, Elliott, McBirnie, Burrows, Olson, Stroth, Valesquez, Dulaney, Clark, Spillman, Jensen, not pictured. THOMAS JEFFERSON PONIES I957 DISTRICT I5-AAAA CHAMPIONS PONY BASKETBALI. Clark wins the jump against the Edison Bears as the Ponies begin an important game. SEASON' I eff .i...cc..,,.,ccc 73 54- Jeff ...,.......,.... Jeff ,.......,.is.... 60 Jeff ........ci.,.... 58 46 Jeff ,tt..ccc,.t,c... Jeff .,,....,., Jeff ....cc,sc,tt.,t. 59 64 Jeff cttvcccc...t..,, Jeff Jeff Jeff 75 S RECORD Central Catholic Tech ..........,.....,. Edison .....,........ Alamo Heights Lanier ..,..,....o.., Central Catholic Tech ..,..YY,,4t,.,..., Edison .....,,.,...., Alamo Heights Lanier ...c.c.....,., South San ....,o,. x Q faq 10 .,+Ql4g A ...W f I V1 . Q. ge' L VIII-if ar . fx- 4 ig J 3 W pi su s Wa' , dfm 'ww . v. rr 4 1' 'i or 3- B , 0 K . M W AW .E -J a . Q ww ww ' M ml A.-eva f , uw w if, , aa' , - dl fi u. ,H if.- -.is u- Q '52 . t- F 'fi '-.?.'0 iii QL. . f0H .4 ,g , .'.v..... 'QE' 39 'Ti A 1 O as '51, .IE xlk 4 Lam 'Nlembers of the 19.37 track team are BOTTONI ROW Hildebrand Aaron C111 Pounder Lewl Nlullen Wllll8mS Youn Valdez Hernandez Hall Alspaugh Labutls SECOND ROW Eads Wallace DeSha Amaya Stroth Stahl Turner Evans Green Shelton Pfeffer Moore Thomas THIRD ROW W1lborn Moore Munslow Cook 111 'Q Brown Morton Ramsey BTCBIIHIC Cazamlae Harr1Q Her nandez Nanez Tanner Reevee TOP ROW Wlazurek Todd Jones Clement Cunnmgham COWIH ton Calhoun Castleberry Schwmge Nelmeyer Nlunoz N1cCann Wyble Moses French Rodrlguez Drlver Brantley Robert Hernandez Edgar Nelmeyer H1x Green and Ralph Labutl 440 relay 5 A vpn! Jerry Broun, B111 Aaron, Robert Valdez, and B111 Wallace mzle relay ,hp , I' I x Z, I 7 I 1. 0' f 9 I 1 h I V Y . H ' ' . 3- -2. .f ' rl ev, , 1 ' v 1 1 B if ' ,A ,. Y . Q lf T W .1 if 1 f Y 'T ' Q. ,' C a my 1 , u f 4 J 3 sf ., 1 - 1 h N Q 1. f ' 1 Q. 1 gl ' Q1 T - X N . I ' lt I 15 ,T 4-t - .I 'I .2 : ,- , , , , , , S, - , I, , , , l N. Q : . 3. , , , , . , -, ' S, . , ' g , Z 7 7 Y 7 ! Y . 7 . Q A Y A 7 , , . . , , , , , , , , . ' : 5 5 7 1 N . Q . 1 Lv . 1 9 , 'S UW Ronald Nlullen and Tommy Barton Jeff out tandmg hurdler clear the lat one 1n a close battle for flrst place TRACK AND FIELD ...E Caw lan Stroth broad ju mp Jerry Brown and Daud Wllhams mzlers , U 4, 1 ' f I n Q 'ao ' M w f A 1 4 Az . . - - , s s 5, 5 5 V -- lx .o ,X ..... ,,, ,. I ' , i Q4 ' X , . 1' ' 1, . 4113- 95 ' ' lx vf Tom 'NIc'NIahan Jimmy Young and Louxe 'Nlogas get set to run an 880 '4 Alspaugh and Lahutl 100 yard dash ray, Le muscles developed during track season wlll help these football lmemen Alex Todd Edward Lewis Don Clll and .lohn Pounder next fall AND FIELD W... mu 5 'J ,- X Tom NIcNIal1an 880 yard dash Ronald Mullen high and low hurdles if Q9 . I., zfniv' 4 .405 Robert Hernandez goes all out to quahfy m the 440 yard da h 1957 TRACK AND FIELD DISTRICT 25 AA CHAMPIONS 274 ,ask were 'X RALPH ALSPAUGH Sparked by Al pau hs wm of the 100 220 and the 440 yard da hes the team won IIS first dlstrlct champlon hlp ln eweral year 'C+ Y 4 47' Members of the 1907 golf team a Loul Rmgold Lee Swartzkopf Lowe Irvme and Joe Rlvas GOLF TEAM LEE SWARTZKOPF LOUIS RINGOLD Co-Captains Oar GOLF SCHEDULE 'NIARCH 3 Jeffereon T M I Alamo Hexghts I3 Jefferson Brackenrldge Harlandale 20-Jefferson Tech Burbank 26-Jeffer on T 'VI I 29 DIQIFICI 'Nleet APRIL .1-Jefferson bchre 13-Regional Meet MAY 3--le-State Meet mer Instltute The members of the boys' tennis team are Richard Conn, Wally Folks, Robert Cauble, Tom C r 0 w e l l, Mwlwm V Tony Henslee, Curtis Tie- ,,,ZvQ,.,fg,q2,,QqQf . ', ' ken, and John Kell. J Q A Wilma 1 N is r 'w 1' - ,,....e--ii V 'W Mah BOYS TENNIS ev' at 1, X M' 1 lv R 1 1 'Q K 'M Ko i? J' X I WALLY FOLKS JOHN KELL 276 Jefferson s hopes f0l tennls ho O15 lest upon the doubles team of John Kell and Wally Folks Ranked hlgh 111 the state thls team de seloped g1eatly throughout the sea son under the tuto11nU of Clalenee Mably 5 ' V: ' I I X i Alf , K . ' ' 1 TU I ' 9 , ' 1 , 1 ' , .. ' V2 J sl . - ' 'U A v x' ' g 6 . ni' 5 s A ,,, 1 , 1 1 5 1 1 4 -rv M f . V K -A, V ! iag.r.Q we-'gl qv. 1 r J 55 J ,. , , . 1 -1 2 -.fs pfzffgg' :fit , ' Av , ,F 7 XXX X 1 , J- fm.,-3,. ,,.v.y- I .Qx. 'V Q I gr mi. it 'W - ,X A S fe Y 'f' Q-R ,f I A' - li ,L , X , ' l 1 f ' 7 5' ' QU , I ffl QL ...N V. K 4 - 1 1 . , . Q 1 4. 1 - . ' 1, ., ' S ' 3 1 - , A , .. Q51 ,if l -,PJ I , Q -e f iwhifvf ' .- . , . x- f ,'. ' MQ ' '. , 1 Q A VV I f Q , - . ZAQLL? , N . , L- . , ' . , ::?1:f1q,,sv 2225 1 rw 1. Q ff -a 'V f ' ' - , . ' -, i wr: G1 1 V W .g4k,r!'o7Y ,!f.y V USG 5 1 ' 1 3 1 ff fl - raft it f ' amz 'VM . , Hffwv ' -V . F , I fy, 5 M I agftglxvyxgfu Q ,K A l l Q 3 1 1 'LM if . M- H ,Q , 1 A ,gn . , JA 1,1-1 . V . ,, 1517, V Q new ' .V an , 1 if . 'R' 2511211 1' 'Www V Y ' H K 'J-All, Bly' 3, 2.11. A ' X. ' i ., 4 Q 4 944 -Wfdfgm 's... L, uunsgsww' 'Niembers of the gtrls tenms team are Karolen Conn Elame Wentworth Nlary Everett an huean Schmidt Out-tandmg Il1CIUllCI:w ofthe 'll s tenms team Suban SChHl1dl an Han Ewetett won mam tltleb th10ll h0llt the eeason and ebtah 11-hed them elwe ab one of the top double- teamx lll the Ntate GIRLS TENNIS ami! H994 'T Q 0 usb! i '7'5': , , Y ' .. 'E Q K 1 , 0 9 I ' s 1 . v ' a ,u, 1 . 4? a fx 5 1 ,, 1 H K ' .f ,lx X, -as-Y .Vi JJ ..f 's 1 N 1 S 1 Y V is , W., f ,. , Maywqj 5-w-. ia' N.- XE 7 t J 1 ' Q 1 1 1' 1 0 Q , K . X . 4 ' . .. v 1 a V I ' 1' I D a 1 7 0 4 ,I ' Q 's 4 4 4 . Y 0 4 . f . il. .- , 7 J 40, . 0 C c.. 0 ,Q I I - 9 . I . Q I R A 0 U. 9 4 . .- . . . n 1 ' 0, . w Q 0 . . .Q 'u - 4 H . . 4 0 H C 0 ' O 9 ' ' ,1. 2 '. . 1 - . , i A 5 1 ' S ' 1- . - I , ' . .s, .- . . . , 1 5 . .5 l I' IQ 5 ' ' ' ' I . , . 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Chandler Electncal Contractors 297 Jone W C Gulf Stat1on297 Joske of Texa 289 Jud on s 293 Julxan Gold Inc 315 Kelly Scherrer Flower Shop 319 Kerrvllle Bus Co 299 Kleck Plumbmg 8: Heatmg Company 290 Knowlton s Creamery 321 Koehler s Bar B Que 319 Krause Electrnc Company 297 Kuhl Jerry Furnlture 296 Langley s Appllance 302 La Paloma 297 Laurel Helghts Pharmacy 302 Leary s Shoeland 286 Les Lande Studlo 303 Lone Star Ice and Food Stores 319 Maddox Mattress C0 296 Nlammy s Cafetena 292 Mann Gus Servxce Statlon 285 May Fred 81 Sons 313 McDouga1s 291 'Vleador 81 Sons Hardware a Lumber 319 Merchant s DC11VCI'y 319 Momer A J 81 Co 299 'Nlontlcello Market 299 Mutual Photo tat Co 314 My Cleaner 322 Naomls Gift Shop 282 Northsxde Blllldlng Nlaterlals Co 310 North St Mary s Skatmg Center 320 Oak H11l's Drugs 294 0 K Auto Parts 81 Muffler Shop 302 Old Heldeberg 301 Orl mal NIEXICHII Re taurant O born Food Nlarket 282 Parkrr Bruce 299 Pennfr C14 Illlllf. Store 299 Pff ll Arthur 294 P glx W1 lx 3 lxoneer 1'lour 11111 313 Pullen Dept Store 282 Randolph Fleld Tran portatlon Co 317 Ray co Auto Seat Cover 304 Ray s Sports Wear 311 Rick Ttxaco Seruce 322 Rlley I'rc d W 318 Robbins Std 290 Royal Crown Cola 294 Ru 'Nlasters 296 Schlteslng Plumbln Co 310 Schnabcl s Hardware Sear 8 Roebuck Co 316 Seven up Bottlmg Co Shadovwland 296 Shaw Flowers 299 Shaw sJewe1ry 317 Shepherd Laundrles 296 Short Harold Furmture Sngmore Servlce Statxon Inc 321 Sllvey Mu IC Co 295 Sons of Hermann Grand Lodge 314 Southern Lloyd 295 Sparger Alan Inc 301 Staffel Seeds 294 Stauffer System 310 Strange s 296 Sugarmann s 322 Tat Shan Re taurant 314 Terrace Beauty Salon 310 Texa Home Improvement Inc 3 Texa lnvltatlon Co 292 Thompson Dorothy 301 Travls Insurance Agency 319 Tr1n1ty Umverslty 300 Turner s House of Beauty 2 85 Un1vers1ty Drug Store 291 Unxver 1ty Park Bulldmg Materxals Van Young s Texaco Statxon 306 Vlllage Pet Shop 282 Vogel Adolf 301 Von Scheele s Homes 315 Watkms J R Products Co 291 Westmoreland Sterlmg Co 304 Wl1SOD,S Jewelry Store 285 W1nn's Stores 283 Wolff 81 Marx Co 306 Woodlawn Bowlmg Center 322 2 5 ' ' ' ' - I - 1 , '. . 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PE 2-O28I I QQW K L G HANSEN Propnefor CARPET LAYING CONTRACTORS-COMPLETE RUG CLEANING AND CARPET SERVICES l40I 09 Nor+I'I Laredo S+ree+ PE 37I58 San ANTONIO 7 Texas OAK HILLS DRUG STORE 2720 FrederIcI:sburg Rd 'I V CompIe+e Drug Siore SGFVICG , I2 XQIIHIIJIIISSIS Im I X PE 5 5223 NIALCR Q 0 Y' CCIIPLAW ya PE 4 SI66 80I Ashby Q RALZ'-kai Z UNIVERSITY PARK SMART FLOWERS BUILDING MATERIALS co.. INC. ' PEs szaI 3o3I Culebra O SEEDS ALAMO BLUEPRINT 81 SUPPLY CO. 0 FEEDS 506 N. Presa CA5 7I86 294 32I E. Commerce CA 752II O BULBS . ....IIIIff I I It III II - 4, III? SOUTHERN LLOYDS Fire, CasuaI+y and Au+omobiIe Insurance , g NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING Organized in I9I8 38 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL OPERATION A Texas Company for Texas People STEEN 81 STEEN, Managers AII Kinds of Insurance af a Wor+I1wI1iIe Saving Io +I1e Policyholder R. R. STEEN JOHN THOMAS STEEN San An+onio, Texas ff, Gi 'X h, L, -J I I Ill E PIGGLY WIGGLY HABNU in Q- wH mmm' xx K ' I u STRANGES 1509 Bandera PE 3-8996 SHEPHERD'S LAUNDRY C + I +. 3II S. Alamo CA 6-9347 ongra u a Ions +0 I +he Seniors Renovaiing Upholsiering of ,957 MADDOX MATrREss co. Manufacfurers BeHer Res+ Bedding PE 5-52II Ivan G. Maddox 4I09 Fredericksburg Rd. RUG MASTERS SHADOWLAND Privafe Parfies Exclusively DI 2-776I Blanco Rd. I404 Hildebrand PE 4-425I JERRY KUHL FURNITURE Modern Tradifional S+ore No. I Siore No. 2 526 W. Hildebrand I830 W. Hildebrand 296 Phone PE 4-8744 Phone PE 5-I26I Mi 9 PE 2-6762 JESSE W. C. JONES GULF STATION CHANDLER 2605 N. Mccullough TA-2-014: Elecfrical Con+rac+ors 3358 Fredericksburg Rd. LA PALOMA KRAUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY Good Foods l2:00 2:00 P.M. S d 50' CU'ebfa sxoo lo 9:00 P.M. sroo Join? P.M. Cl d W dn d PE 6-3635 Caisior Rjsersgiitza CA-6-2970 927 San Pedro Ave. 2I26 F d ' kb BEST wlsr-:Es BRUNERS 270I gf..+f.Ffl.Z'9 I605 'i JEFFERSON From NE'GHBORHOOD'ZPARTMENT 805 s.?f'J5i+.., Dr E 48I5 Broadway GRADUAT s STORES f seg. SAN ANTONIO COCA COLA BOTTLING CO INC 4.44m --H I mf I My , -Q if Ti A -.74 'fn' f , , A -'ul I Speedy Service A. J. MONIER 81 CO PLUMBING AND HEATING AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION I446 N. Flores a+ 5 Poinis CA-2- I 25 I CA-2-0922 MONTICELLO MARKET Feafuring Wholesale Kansas and Iowa Branded Choice Beef and Lamb Complefe Freezer and Processing Service I933 Fredericksburg Rd. PE-5-6l48 BRUCE PARKER Insurance Transif Tower CA 6-7296 CongraI'uIa+ions and Bes+ Wishes fo +he Seniors of '57 PENNER'S CLOTHING STORE 70I W. Commerce CA 6-2487 ghawis 'fioweis GERTRUDE WILLMANN, Propriefor Cui Flowers-Arrangemenfs-Funeral Sprays Corsages - Bouquefs Phones: Day PE. 6-3624 - Nighfs PE. 3-7280 7II Wesf Ave. San Anfonio I. Texas 299 ,fm rf A . 'a ...- ,.-7. 4-L -0'-v ...Q .QQQ onin- COFFEE S807 A lf, 3 I cmwll Suns f, . X LIIIII. IIBEIZI ng FQSTIIESI if :L N X A S U 15 ,AAA ,J an-naman N sS mlm Mgm- 4.1 4 CONGRATULATIONS THOMAS JEFFERSON SENIORS Welcome +o I'l1e Skyline Campus of TRINITY UNIVERSITY Co-educaI'ionaI . . . Fully Accrec:liI'ecl Twen+y-+wo Maior Fields of SI'udy FOR CATALOGUE, WRITE: Direc'Ior of Admissions Trinify Universiiy, 7I5 Sfadium Drive San Anfonio, Texas Phone PE 5-525I AMERICA'S MOST MODERN UNIVERSITY .4 nnmY51Irs'S'n Q ,,,a, W, .,-,.r...j.... r s Jn. , ,ll ' Q gf . - I ff Inn! Cheese-Cake From OLD HEIDELBERG 5I8 Brooklyn CA 2-203I SAN ANTONIO'S FINEST RESTAURANTS A Congralulafions +o The Class of '57 PAUL ANDERSON COMPANY Complefe Cafering Service Broadway ai' Travis S+. 3II9 W. COMMERCE ST. 6858 SAN PEDRO CA 4-45I2 TA 4-2393 Complimenis ALAN SPARGER, INC. of Laundry - Cleaning DoRoTHY THOMPSON FLORIST Wage I723 W. Gramercy PE 3-9I23 SAENGER BROS. OF SAN ANTONIO PATRONIZE 3I7 Norih S+. Mary's FasI1ion's Foremos+ Fabrics by 'Ihe Yard aI' Re+aiI ADVERTISERS 30I SCHNABEL'S HARDWARE I 802 N. Main PE 3-003 I TEXAS HUME IMPHUVEMENT, Inc. OMB CONSTRUCTION ' ADDITION! ' ALTEKATIONI - ROOFING ' PLUMII SAM B. LIFSHUTZ CA-6-622 I 2I5 Nor'l'I1 Floras SAN ANTONIO 5. TEXAS LAUREL HEIGHTS PHARMACY R. L. BRUSENHAN Cor. Main and Mis+IeI'oe San Anfonio. Texas Ray Dalfon, Manager PE6-3 I 6I We Are Specialisfs Mufflers and Dual Exhausi Sysfems OK AUTO PARTS 81 MUFFLER SHOP 3930 E. Commerce I227 N. Main Ave. 2 BILL LANGLEY Sales RepresenI'a'Iive TURBIVILLE MOTORS Wag DOWNTOWN SHOWROOM II23 N. Main CA-7-I27I as phofographers of -F . n , fhe I957 monficello may we express our pleasure f in confribufing +o +he accomplishmeni' of 'rhis fine annual Q F, 0 new sfondord of quolafy rn F CVUUIF TDfwTqmpf 3 ffl L.l:alxll::E: Efm 3133 N mcffullough of olmos drive son cnfonlo Texas 0 phone TA 4 2451 303 glllllIllIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIHNHIHIHIIIHIIIIII4lllllIIIHIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII.. ,,.... ..llIlIIIIIlllIlIlIIIIIHllllllIIIllIIIIIIIHIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIHHIIIIIIIIII' E D . f n e v a if s mf. 5 ' I - illllIlllklllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIHIIIIIIHIHWIiIIIIHIIIQHIIIIIHIZHIlIIIIHNIHilHHIHIIHHIIHIIHIlIII1IIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIIEEIIIIIIVIHHVIIIIIIHNIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIlllllilllllllllll TIME TO START YOUR WESTMORELAND STERLING AND FINE CHINA n O C S+ r+ Sa M + CA 7 6243 MAE CONNER QW 77 BATTERY SALES AND SERVICE CA 7 082I I452 N Flores Good Luck +o +he Class of 57 FRANK BENSON COMPANY BEXAR COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Always on Your Way Never Oui' of You M ry S+ el' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION r Way filllfmlllzgf FURNITURE co 3l07 Fredericksburg Rd San An+onlo Texas PE 37I29 Goo Luclr I Clas f 57 RAYCO AUTO SEAT COVERS AND CONVERTIBLE TOPS 4400 Broad y CRAIN 81 PALMER PHARMACY Ave E Nexi' +o Meducal Ar'I's Bldg 304 PERRY CRAIN AND ELMER PALMER LEE CROSS TEXACO SERVICE Plclr Up and Delivery Ba der o PE 2 0072 3' , L Y N Ja, W ' , A 6 I. V ,T f V1 ,ft I ' X A - xx ' - Joi ur lub Plan and a ving - Call e for Your Gif , , . ll 1- SI. a 's af Travis re V if l A J d o s o ' S5rgll:L,,,4 . . l wa ' . ' I060 n a R ad - - People We We Wall Never Forge+' HOPE AMBULANCE SERVICE 82l DALLAS Lib P FEDERAL LUMBER COMPANY 722 S. L er ancl Building Malerlals for All Your Needs Za rzamora CA SAN ANTONIO 7-I374 ,Q W L - . ' 'JJ' , !. X s . x A .. a. P - an . -nf' V,, i' v-.' A Q -1-5 Qi .. H-L 5 .. Lex 0' 'li Q oi Lx L Corner Dallas and N. Sf M y , INC. E ., A A, - 7' f ' 'A I' C7 LNl l:,h, -ff l A u Pj I I n C I f V 't 5 JI, -.1 Heewefnd Mr Epps del g hclre Io II1 M g B das I'l1ey prp efo Iher Ir o Calf rn H 353 QNQKFHQUCSFI S For More Than ElgI1'I'y Years San Anfonlans Have Been Saying Complele Service 'For Your Car Let S G0 to Plclc UFpaEndTieIlvery F 8 MARFAX LUBRICATION San Anfonlos Friendly OP Eve Y DRY Depar'I'menI' Sfore lozo san Pedro CA 7 0992 Smce '877 SALES O senvlce GLAZENER'S GILLESPIE Moron co. GROCERY 3' MARKET Broadway I Culebra Ave. GENE FLESHER AUTO SERVICE Specializing in BRAKES-FRONT END SERVICE MOTOR TUNE UP WHEEL BALANCING II5 Angeles af Wesl' Hildebrand and Fredericksburg PE2 8622 I .rf D If I ' 1: , V x. rt fm If , ,:r,.,, 'M I I I r i . iverin ci n e usfan an e ar r i ipl io ia. I I I I I Ii I o I I ' . ll I ' - ' Il ll ll I U I ll ' ll en r DURHAM wwe 514,11 Home Office 105-107 San Pedro CApitol 7-3146 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Alifllf X I ' V- Nancy Chambers and BeHy Hollers are invesfigaiing fhe opporfunifies of bus- iness 'lraining by visiiing Durham's Business College and experimenfing wifh fhe inferesfing machines fhere. . 1' Here are WAYS Kgs JW GREYH0UNDwwe4Y0U Jedi ln . MORE TIME-SAVING l PLEASANT, CONVENIENT DEPARTURES DAILY CHARTER BUS SERVICE l VACATION PLANNING - FAST PACKAGE ANYTIME T0 ANYWHERE EXPRESS SERVICE , A I -' 1135.5 at nl My ' ' .-neg if R ls u N la - 1, 1 Ugg, fa 307 when E. Sanflm f' S ,Q Q 0 SMART JEFFITES Shop a+ if A X3 HANDY-ANDY f Where San Anfonio Saves tcwuo 5a lf T , C amy 'ti I 'ies- f' - I I W. , 20245 QW, BUDDY'S KWIK SERVICE A CompIe+e Line of Groceries and Cold Drinks Open 9 A.M. fo I0 P.M. I J ' I wiqdvfy of , I fir if paw I 2I4swe!RAve.-' PE 2-0632 -w4.i:n'-JHLJ,1-'I'.'-- IJ ' 1.1 ' I 'l , I ' A CHARLE8'?RjIARMfAbY PREscmrf1ONS EXPERTLY FILLED Corner of Main and Woodlawn I355 DONALDSON PE-20684 3-7I6I COLEMAN 8: CO. BULL WAYNE AUTO PARTS 407 Nh St Good Insurance Since I9I2 CAS-2946 II25 ALAMO NATIONAL BUILDING CA 6-4I5I DOBBINS BUTCHER BOY'S MEAT MARKET Bar-B-Que Cafe COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE METAL PRODUCTS I207 FuII'on Ave. 4403 BIanco af AIIena Village F AUTOMOBILE AIRIICONDITIONING GEQRGE A, FRENCH See REALTOR CALMBACH Real Esfaie - Sales and Appraisals I425 Donaldson PE3-966I 309 I 509 Broadway CA6- I 279 TERRACE BEAUTY SALON I08 Furr PE 3-765l v U -ns-hu-.F I :Jefferson S+uden+s Fresh Up s A j - 'AA'- i Acne. PimpIeS , Wi+h 7-Up ..., Blackheads lm NORTH sAN MARCOS' U' , f' , . , g NO X-RAY Q NO si-iors 4 1111 A DERMACULTURE I- 2 I O For Scien+ific Skin Care ' 0 mmm S I f , 2 Exclusive in This LocaIi+y 2 -rj 4915 BROADWAY TA-6-6366 is ' NORTHSIDE BUILDING MATERIALS ADOLPH VOGEL CO- Fromier Belt A Complefe Building Service in MILITARY PLAZA CA 14843 3400 F'ede'iC sbU'9 Rd' PHONE PE 2-9I I7 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS J. SCHLIESING HUMMEL'S CLEANERS PLUMBING CO. 84I Bandera Rd. PE4-22II 731 W. Hildebrand PE3-0237 Jo sPoRTswEAR 9 B e PE-4 7592 Congralulahons 'ro +he Thomas Jefferson I957 Graclualing Class DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE San Anlonio The Sou+h's Leading Secrelarial and Accounling School 4II E. MARTIN CA 7-7346 A Symbol of Progress and ln1'egri+y Since I888 , . I as - A vvl 22? .L '.-1l -ff , - .wif-3..r .R qv , JK4.!',,, fe , ., ,W ,.--. THANK YOU, ADVERTISERS! WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT! n in -. I I ,- il The Mosi' Delicious Hoi Dogs Cohgrafulaiions lil .Pl N and Hamburgers in Town To The Class of '57 ffm'-, Come in -fix' Them Yourself PAUL ANDERSON ,ff L. I If COMPANY I 'fH0.rP0G HAVEN Broadway ai, Travis S+. V1 f-Al.l.k2TY3lxC'u ebra PE 4-3I6I . 'Xl lx .. 'y' I .4 0'-55010 Flllllllllll IIIIIIIE Congrafulaiions Io 'Ihe Graduafing Seniors ATLAS FLOOR COMPANY II49 Hildebrand PE 3-8l85 Cars Washed and Lubricaied BaHery and Tire Service BAILEY SERVICE STATION Your Magnolia Dealer PE 3-993I I90I Fredericksburg Road SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS BENITEAU'S T. A. BENITEAU, JR.-Owner Direcf Facfory Disfribuior for The Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. Buy Your Tires Wholesale and Save 320 Broadway CA 7-738I i : z: ff grail. Q -4 'um , '4,L,,, A Y M-W-sang' ' A QW ,A , .. 4, bs -0... Here we find Jimmy May and several of his Senior 'friends looking a+ one of fhe beau+iful homes of as +hey look fowards 'lhe fufure. FRED M IUILDHS Ki+chen Favorifes PIONEER S WHITE WINGS A winmfts ENWCHED FLOUR mx TWH and - 51-I . 3 1 if . 1 'WSW BlS,L?Ulll'llEEI51IX l ,3 . 'Riagg' San Anfonio, Texas Since I85I li ii :Puffs l29 E. GUENTHER CA 7-i404 BALLARD SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Compleie Line of Supplies and Equipmenf 'For Physicians and Hospiials 3l3l IOI San Pedro CApi1'ol 3-228I Where Beauiy ls an Ar+ ART BEAUTY SALON MIKE JACOBS, Owner McCullough TA2-5 I 52 f5 :Tg7i+- J W 5 'TSE Buddy's food and founiain service is always up-fo-dale, and as Bieberdorlvs 33-ye old Baby Doll and escor+s prove - qualiiy is never ou+ of s'ryle. Good Luclr +o +l1e Class of I957 MUTUAL PHOTOSTAT CO. W Soledad CA 5-2855 Congraiulafions, Seniors! GRAND LODGE, ORDER of +l'1e SONS of HERMANN in TEXAS Legal Reserve Fra+ernal Benefii' Sociefy 5l5 SOUTH ST. MARY'S STREET CA 6-926l 272 Umwlww , EDGAR U0l'l ifzsff w v Q Y?4'f, , Y arg - f ' ,, - A.,,auv 1 I 1,0 31 . -.,' ,Y 1 5 f'f W W I T gh' 'M'f Q 'vw .,.,.f , .v I x 1 H WZ., --.f .15 - 5 0. l1 in1 'MAX at 'I' ,X r -'hr r f ff 9521 df' 7' N275 , ,N P. 155 Mg., 'W' if 94 E ,QI 1: .wr W Q Q, W 'pie 4, if fl' 'L 'D vw 'I I U Randolph Field Buses carry us 'Io and from our vic+orious ouf-of-Town hips. THE ORIGINAL TEXAS GREATEST JEWELERS MEX RESTAURANT we ' - T-WJ I If T I L The OIcIes+ Mexican iosiaurafrl' ' gk in +he Uni+ed S+a+es 203 EAST HOUSTON STREET GUNTER HOTEL II5-l2I LOSOYA ST. SAN ANTONIO .hf ,M 1 'f B'HOST BROS. a-- ex 'ii-. 'fed lu 0' 'f A mmfed . , gr - VAN LINES, Ing, -2 Q III 9 E Pre-Planned Service in Sanifizecl Vans ALLEN TRANSFER 84 STORAGE CO. San Anionio CA 6-9I69 L A I A , Q More Than a Cen+ury in Seeds A' 5 J 1033 ATHENS WA 2-6361 Church Going , L . E BEL BLS?-8iTRAGE A5036 REEQLDE-L. BACUIZFTIZLE FRED RILEY R Insurance and Bonds RS Milam Bldg. CA 2-92I2 LONE STAR ICE 81 FOOD STORES 300 W. Jones Ave. CApiI'oI 7-34II 30 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU CongraIuIa+ions +o +I1e Class of I957 IRA A. TRAVIS, C.L.U. Travis Insurance Agency 234I W. HUISACHE PE 2-4037 I DeIivery SpeciaIis+s e C7 SAN ANTONIOS FINEST I I in SHOPPING CENTER 3955359 5.6 Easf Hous+on S+. DELIVERY SYSTEM was CA 5-706' 310 ches+nu+ cApi+ol 7-6I7I KELLY-SCHERRER I' 81 FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOPS 2007 E' Housfon 326 W. Josephine Gunfer Ho+eI CA 3-6984 204 Jefferson mrs ab' 4 Ro 4' ,sem pf, 'Q 5 mfr slgn rl p 'F f -aye 5 4210 0 2 '61 ' Qllx ' 2 GJD MARY5 G' FRIENDS I FALL FOR ,E 'F fi 4 X 5 F A ' -A . 9 2+ ' ' x .1 - 'm Q' ' 7' F 0 , , 'I LJ - I Q2 w-F3 ,nit F K Z . K K -' .5--' ,' -- Q. ' I Xi iN QE Mt 'fa' E-WX 7f , Z 1 A z 'w Hue... U, r , A f, 33:1 ff! .-,.,, r x K , ,. ,ff f . r, 3 sf r V' - 5 f r , qw: A ' ' 01 A , , M, ,, W WW f I , . -wi Qu- ' Nw' 1 , , h,'.,- ' ,, ' fm!rM'X S 24 5 'f' we 4 V ,, i WV' , giflk 4 ,. Thiriy-'four Sfafions All Over San Anfonio +o Serve You SIGMOR SERVICE STATIONS , X gt- ' el' I We know all S Ice cream fasfes dreamy. Bu? fhls ace cream seems fo have downrlghi' hypnoiized Jane! CASA Rio MEXICAN Fooos I Enjoy your meal on The cool Pafio and a boaf ride on fhe beauiiful winding river 'Ihrough fhe cenfer of ihe ci'I'y. Have dinner on river boafs by making reservaiions in advance. A. F. BEYER - JOHNSON SMITH, Owners and Operafors I00 W. Commerce S'I'ree1' ai 1'he Bridge 113 Grow Wiih Grimm's EVERYTHING YOU NEED 4 FLORAL 8: GARDEN I CENTER UNIFQRMS Q 407 W. Hous+on Sfreef CA 6-8I37 l626 Fredericksburg Rd. PE 5-529I 6923 San Pedro Road Service An Garmems Insured Againsf Thefi and Fire Mechanic on Du'ry Green Sfamps Lei HMY CLEANERH 0' RICK'S TEXACO SERVICE RUBY C WH-DENSTEIN Be Your Cleaner woo BI anco gjggx 'Owner 20:4 Culebra PE 2-0:69 WOODLAWN BOWLING CENTER Twenfy FuIIy Aufomafic Pinspo'H'ers 322 I906 FREDERICKSBURG PE 2-0240 GENE REDNIOND Thoe u ly rumors about my u mg are pure Counter revolutlon ary propaganda All I have to do I5 look at them thxs way and they all cower ln the corners' ROBERT DULANEY was trymg to sell Nlr Lande an ad at the tmu thls nc ture was taken He cau ht m Dont you want o double your advertlsmg s ace t IS year' smle whnch I always xonldtred very effectne until I thxs prcture JANET JOYCE You would thlnk from my hlgh forehead that I would have enough sense to stay off the staff I've lost wexght, I'm pale, and I squ1nt GAFF FROM THE STAFF ff if ' wif JACKIE MOSS In the commercial department I am con xdered a darned good typnst I am admired and respected But here well I ca t do anythmg ht I thtnk that 1ts because they dont know what they want KAY BRAGG No matter how hard I knock my head I keep hearmg noises mco herent words deadlme shut up or get up I cant tell whxch And lll be hearm those groans and hystencal lau hter a those thm s that go on 1 forever' BITSY EDGERTON Ive been tryxng to tell Gene all year Our deadlines always seem months away Then all at once tts here and you just dont know how tt hap pened and well Im ut I Jut cou n ma e xt lm really very sorry HARRY EASTNIAN They get you on this staff under false pretense Everybody seems o nice at flrst If my mother knew how Mrs Pet rlch treats me she wouldnt stand for xt DAVID RILEY I want to save thls picture It shows me at a tlme when I could smlle I was a lxttle sopho more, care free, unfettered by responslbtllty Then G e n e took over I'll never be able to smrle agam ANNETTE PATTERSON Youd look smug too lf youd found a way to beat thls Nlontlcello racket' All you have to do IS pretend that you re stupld and every one leaves you alone CHERYL TARR You would look dlsgusted, too lf you'd worked your fm ers off to the bone on the Sen xor bectlon and no one ap precxated you ' - -' 3' f31559U'ff'IL . ' fyiwwf ' a whlp to control the staff 'Zi' , V , f A - . 1- gf, 4 I A ' ,Y l ' . , ' .t , . - . , . 7 S' , . .Q . y - - , sorry, lm s ld t . k .I , - , . ., n' ' rig . ' . . , .4 7 F! i , G . ' 7 G -9. I 6 9 Y ' 7. ' or .. U - 1 . Y. g . . . ll . ' '. . ' g 'n I 310 . . . ' . U 6 9 E y - - -I - p - h' - ' 1' 'l , ' ' r S' - - ' saw -g - vs .t s. - Q ' ' LA 7 ' ' ' 1 I , ' . 5 1 1 7 L. V . n . ,, . . - y 1 ,, .. AUTOGRAPHS X fappella Chmr 168 169 Karon B1ll11 to 82 161 163 198 210 Aaron Charlotte 88 41111111 Ally rt Wllllam ,lr 110 1 182 241 247 ABC Lxnen Seruce 293 'KBC Ru Work 294 Ahdo Solomon110 187 202 203 208 Une farlu 110 180 192 19'1 212 8 Arhttrlnr ,lolem 71 168 Kckman Nhckey 71 167 173 Xdam Royec 88 164 110 232 234 Mlam .lanlu 110 164 188 204 236 Mlam Katherine 11 166 Mlam Wlarcella 88 166 210 220 Mlam tn Joy 88 19a 212 235 Xdler Altce 88 175 Xhr Fav Carolyn 88 210 222 230 Am worth Llnda 71 Aker Don True 26 110 11 18's 188 195 196 222 236 Akers Roy Funeral Home 318 Aktn Betty 71 193 Akin Sandy 88 168 110 240 Alamo Art and Blue Prmt Co Inc 294 Alamo Funeral Home 312 Albert John A Co 292 Alamo Tltle Co 291 Alherthal Darlene 71 Alexander Stewart 110 174 Alexander Val 110 185 Alford Nancy 71 193 Allamon ,llmmy 24 62 88 182 245 247 Allen Transfer S1 Storage 318 Alonzo A1110 198 208 Alonzo Dar1a88 181 210 250 Alspaugh Ralph 110 168 198 250 272 Altgelt Dan 111 174 Alva FKUQIIDO 71 244 Alvarado Leo ,lr 88 Amador Theresa 88 Amaya Earl 71 Anaya N1anuelA 111 240 Anaya Vlargaret 88 Anaya R1chard 71 Andersen ,lack Tarpy 111 Ander on Nhss Barbara 50 Ander on Caralee 71 Ander on Paul Co 312 Andrews Donald 71 184 Andrews Glen 111 206 Andrews Hr 1 L 51 Andrews Ronald 71 184 Anlol Mr Claude E 48 Anthr John 88 114 182 185 216 245 247 Applewhrte Alton 88 198 Arellano Femando 111. Arellano Mano 71 Arevalo Ro emary 71 202 Armstrong Dlane 71 113 210 Arnold G W 111 198 250 Arnold Pat ,Ir 88 160 182 243 Arnold Sally 88 234 Arreche, Patrlcla 88 240 Arredondo, Fred 88, 167 216 244 Arredondo, Sylv1a 71, 174 Arronge, George 88 Arsteln, M155 Vlvlan 51, 191 Art Beauty Salon 313 Art Club 166 Asgrovv Seeds 318 Ashton Carol Lee 88, 1641 2321 234 INDEX A hworth Nllek 111 127 198 208 Atkm Nlr Hal 50 Atkm Sharon 11 82 161 163 172 195 Atlas Floor Company 312 Attaway Rodney 71 2-11 Auer Charlotte Ann 26 40 41 111 164 188 212 240C 240A Ayala Ilona 88 181 210 Balley Carolyn 111 190 Barley Jerry 71 Balley Scott 71 113 Ballfy Sfrv1ee Statnon 312 Balllf Rohr rt 111 206 Balrcl 11nda Beth 88 178 Baua Nlary Angel 71 Baker Bob 88 174 Baker Karen 88 176 235 237 Baker Ronald 71 243 Baldw1n le e88 Ballard Surglcal Supply 313 Ballm er Anne 71 Band 240 240A 240B 240C 240D Banda Chr1t1ne 89 181 193 210 230 Bankhead Nlr Erne t W 67 Baraja Jams 89 190 235 Barale Bonnie 71 224 Barbuto Paul 71 172 190 Barr 'Nllke 71 162 240a Barrett Charles 89 Bartlett ,lohn 112 168 215 Barton Tommy 37 111 112 135 168 172 185 198 199 200 208 209 226 Bascy ,l1mmy 112 166 Bateman Martln Ansel 112 Batey Kermlt 89 198 Baxter Wll1l3Hl K 112 198 Bayer Merrtck 89 243 Beamus Dana 112 178 Beasley .loe 71 Beene Sandy 112 Beer Ralph 89 182 244 Beere Don 89 240a Beeson Barbara 112 178 204 Bell B111 112 185 198 208 250 Benlvndes Ferol 89 170 240a Bender Mr Charle R 51 209 Benfer Betty 112 204 236 Bemteau Cathren113 170 176 195 212 238 Bemteaus 312 Bennack VlI'gllll3 89 Bennett Nlrs Bass1e 51 Bennett ,loan 113 142 166 Benson Frank Co 304 Benson Jacque 113 144 188 195 234 Benson Ph1171 198 260 Berkenstock ,loan 89 178 235 Berry Sylvia 89 Bertrand Chuck 113 Bexar County 'Natlonal Bank 304 Blckle Bob 113 134 185 Bleberclorf Ro er 23 113 119 120 163 167 197 212 B1el, Bxlly 89 159, 162, 174 Bllhartz, Loretta 11, 188, 212, 113 195 235 Bmkley, Nlanlynn 71. 113 188, 195, 212, 235 Bmkley, Russel 11, 243 247 B1 Phy Chem 167 Blmbaum, Sandy 89 Bishop Cal 71 B1tzk1e 'Nlaxme 34 89 232 234 Blackaller lame 89 160 163 164 207 Blankman Rlchard 89 Blevxn Carolyn 71 218 Bloom Alun 113 Bloom Pat y28 42 108 113 176 188 212 224 23:1 237 Blue Bonnet Shoe Repair 283 Blundell Claudla 71 Blunt Ceclle 89 Bobby s Flower Shop 293 Bock 'N11ehael71 162 Boehmt Lenal71 172 Bohne Eugene 89 Boltz 'tlary Katherme 89 193 Bomer Sandra 89 Bone Ponty 22 114 125 185 Bone Charles 89 Boole james 71 245 Boone Clyde 89 20:1 Booth Tom 89 90 190 215 Boothe Betty 71 166 218 Boothe Bllly 114 206 Boseman James 89 105 174 212 Bott Gary 71 188 Box Frank 114 206 Boyle Paul 114 Bowman Sportmg Goods 290 Bradford Buddy 114 174 212 Brady Sherry 89 93 Bragg Kay 25 28 63 153 158 163 167 180 185 186 212 227 236 252 253 Branard Martha Ann 114 178 Brandle ,lr Charles Davld 90 167 174 Brandle Judy 90 172 207 220 240A Brandt Phyll1s114 164 190 207 24-0A Branham Ronn1e114 Brannen Betty 71 77 160 Brant Vlfglhla 71 202 Brantley B1l172 260 Braun Earl 72 Brewer Barbara 114 193 220 224 Brewer Mrs 'Nlattte Sharp 51 171 Brnggs Ramb1e 28 42 111 114 148 190 198 208 212 213 Brlggs Tommy 72 240A Bnnkley Gary 72 Brockhaus Bob 114 240A Brokovxch Nhke 72 246 Brooks Carolyn 34 90 170 220 234 Brothers Lam 72 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Appliance Co 290 Bobby 72 Charles Qulnton 72 Dee 39 112 212 Gerald 72 246 Homer Lyndon 26 90 167 .lerry 72 173 260 270 271 .loan 87 90 94 176 188 195 2 ,ludy lla 161 163 176 188 23:1 260 Kathy 115 178 179 217 Nlrs L1l11an Ward 52 180 Brown, Leon ,Ir 72, 212 245 Brown, L1sa 72, 164 193 Brown, Mary LOUISE 115, 168, 238 Brucks, Carol Ann 72, 202 Bruners 297 Bryan, Corky 72 Bryant, Jeff 72, 243 325 .- Q ' , s . . 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' . . , ' 2121 71 , 1 1 9 7 1 g ' 1 , . 7 1 1 A 7 7 , , , 1 - - 1 . 1 1 7 1 , 7 h ' ' ' 7 f . 7 1 ' 7 ' - ' Buchanan Barbara Ruth 115 164 192 2404 Buchanan Bexer1y1l5 166 Buddy Drlve lnn 314 Buddy Kwlk Servlce 309 Bull Fred lla 182 Bull Wayne 4uto Parts 309 Burch Anne 90 162 Burford Judy 115 222 Burke Nlr Nlargaret F 52 Burnett Shlrlev 72 202 Burney Clare 90 Burn Joan 90 160 163 180 Burrow Ann 90 170 176 188 195 212 213 222 236 Burrow John 72 81 176 198 240A 268 Bur on Curtl 115 Burtn T0mmlC Jean 115 175 195 204 Burton Rae R 72 243 Bu ch Jeanne 72 Butcher Boys 309 Butler Betty 72 Butler Judy 90 164 193 Byram Jame 90 Byrd Bonme 72 184 Cadena Clona 72 181 Calfa Elalne 90 92 175 185 195 Calhoun Bl1ly115 224 Calhoun Faye 72 184 210 Calhoun Jack 90 198 208 Camera Club 215 Cameron Bonme 90 180 188 195 196 7235 Campbell Betty 72 Campbell B111 115 124 167 172 174 190 192 Campbell Carolyn 70 72 195 Campbell Mrs Elma Evers 52 Campos 0mar90 182 247 Candy Barry 116 174 182 246 247 Cantu Audrey 72 195 Caram Meredxth H 90 1741, 182 216 24-6 247 Cardenas Mr R R 48 Cardlel Em1l90 167 182 245 Carmichael Suzie 116 178 179 238 Carney Pat 72 230 Carpenter Cherie 72 Carpenter Paper Co 293 Carr John 90 162 174 Carranza Ellsea 90 178 Carranza Mane 90 167 176 Carroll Cathl 116 Carter Carolyn 116 164 204 236 240A Carter Carolyn 90 172 220 Carter M!Sgt Emest W 52 Carver Tommy 72 83 226 260 Casa R10 3 Casanova, Clorla 72 Casanova Jacob 72 Casanova, John 90, 102, 260, 261, 263 Casey, Mxke 87 90, 105, 174 Castanon, Rlchard Gllbert 72, 162 Castleberry, B111 72, 260 Castles, Plke 90, 105, 174 Castro Ignacxo 72, 167 Cates, Lmda Joye 73 Cells, Sarah 91, 202 Chambers, Barbara Ann 73, 162 Chambers, Nancy 116, 164, 175, 212, 233, 140, 190, 193, 236 Chambers, Mr Robert G 52, 254, 261, 260 Chandler, Nancy Eugenla 116, 170, 218, 232 Chandler. Sandra 91, 164, 193 326 Chapman 1111191 Chapman Port1a 13 218 Charle 'Nlargarct 73 178 227 Charle Pharmacy 309 Chavez Xauer 91 112 190 Che Club 216 Clnn Robert 116 Clllllltll Jame 3 C1r1111 brace 91 193 Clanton Cary 91 168 215 Clark Robert 91 176 182 222 223 46 Clarv Tracy 116 188 195 204 Clayton Luana 116 Clemens Prxntm Co 291 Clemert Peggy 13 184 227 Clemen Robert 91 198 208 250 254 261 262 266 Clement Salley 73 Cleveland Joe Bob 73 167 240a Cloud Nlls Peggy 53 223 Clubb Larry 91 C1un1e 'Nhke 13 51 91 198 208 Cobb Cary 91 176 190 240a Coben Charles 73 Coca Cola Co Inc 298 Cockerell Jackle 73 Coffee Anna Mae 73 Coker Connie 91 172 207 220 240a Colborn Joe 116 198 200 Coldlron Bobble 117 220 236 Cole Andy 117 170 185 190 193 Coleman 81 Co 309 Cohas Tma 73 178 Collazo Hermama 91 Collms Bobby 73 243 Collms James 73 184 198 Collms Judy 117 166 170 185 188 195 240d 240a Collms Nancy 70 73 75 170 180 190 Colt Band 184 Conant C M 73 80 240al Conerly Nancy 91 235 Connally Charles 117 132 Connell Val 73 Cook Davrd E 73 167 11? Cook Janet 73 Cook Margaret 117 118 227 Coonradt Robert M 117 Cooper Eleanor 28 91 212 Cooper Jlm 91 182 244 247 Cooper Sarah 91 Copeland s 293 Corbo Benny 117 185 186 208 254 Corbo Mel 117 198 208 250 261 263 Corkran D1ck1e 91 182 245 Comell Patr1c1a13 51 117 232 235 Cotton Jean 91 164 193 Cotton Judy 91 Covert Betsy 73 Covmgton Carl 91 198 254 268 Cowger, Betty 91, 103, 164, 190, 193, 212 226, 236 Cowles Beth 117 188, 224 Cralg, Jerry 118 Craig, Mary Kay 28, 118, 164, 176, 192, 212, 236 Cram 81 Palmer 304 Cralle, Charles 91 Crawford, Meta Rae 118 Crawford, Nan 73, 168, 170, 180, 227 Crayton, Barbara 91, 220 238 240a Creed, Mrs V M 53, 54, 217 Crlswell, Patsy 28, 91, 212, 230, 234 Croll, Bob 73, 243 Cron, B111 73, 240a , Cross Texaco Servlce 304 Crowell, Tom 92, 167, 176 frownour Tommy 92 182 246 Crum Carolyn 13 4 u11 oan Knmtta ue R 1011 181-198 1 ua axnf Cu btrt on oan 13 Culw411 Jane 91 92 101 116 19.3 237 tumnnn Jy 1 Cunnm bam Barbara Jane 13 164 190 Cunnmgham Don 13 15 198 260 Lunnln ham Donna 92 185 Cuny Terry 118 Curll Patrlcla 13 218 Dalry ueen 309 Dalmolm .lere 13 184 227 Danek Rlchard Lee 73 Dare Bobby 118 Darrow Paul 92 Daum Hal 118 160 Davcnport Beverly 92 Daula 'Nlary Loux c 92 181 193 Dau Dau Davl Davl Davls Javx Davls Davrs Barbara 92 Carolyn 13 113 Farrar 14 .lerry 118 190 215 240a 'Slr Lorena H 53 Loul e118 164 176 177 192 238 239 'llargaret 74 186 Margaret 87 92 99 185 186 188 198 204 205 235 Dau Sarah 74 Davxs Su an 74 164 Daw on Beverly 74 167 202 Dawson B111 92 97 158 163 Dean lnell 92 164 234 Dearman 246 DeBerry Dlane 70 74 78 162 167 176 222 DeBerry Nancy 118 188 192 195 213 238 Declaratlon 160 161 De Forest Dawn 92 173 DeLa Garza Dxana 24 62 74 Delamam Dlck 92 102 261 263 Del Castlllo Martha Helen 74 218 De Leon Jesse 74 245 Delgado Reynolds M 74 247 Denmark Clnger 118 164 204 207 Dennls Mr Bob 53 251 254 Denms Judy 119 164 170 180 185 2 De Sha Bob 92 198 208 250 254 255 257 De We e Trp Top Cafe 291 De Wmne s 301 D181 Frances 119 181 160 Dlckson Bobby 92 D1eckow, Carolyn 119, 178 185 113 D1llard, B111 119, 111, 185, 198, 120 Dobb1n's Metal Products 309 Dodson, Molly 92, 162, 164, 190, 193 Doerr, Douglas 92 Doherty, Ray 92 Donaldson, Lmda 119 Donley, Kay 119 Doohttle, Mrs Pearl S 53 Dorsey, Sandra 92 Doskal, Judy 74 Douglas, Jane 119, 185, 195 Dowmng, Nlartha 74, 168 Downs, Nlary Jo 119, 185, 188, 227, 240r, 240a, 250 Downs, Pat 92, 227, 234 Draughton's Busmess College 311 1 1 ' 7 . 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Betty 13 168 Glll Don Roger 75 260 Glll Gale 75 224 Glllesple Motor Co 306 Gllllland Fran 112 117 124 131 163 188 190 192 213 227 234 Gllmore Donald 75 80 246 Gxlpln George 75 160 163 Glnsberg Benton 94 168 Glorda John 125 240a Glrls Cadet Corps 238 239 Glrls Sports Club 230 231 Glazener Davld 94 174 182 246 Glazener Groc Sl Mkt 306 Glee Club 218 219 Goeth Aurella 94 168 234 Goff Bllly125 182 242 Golns Harold C Jr 125 182 Goln N1arshal194 Gold Gall 125 131 158 163 188 227 234 Goldberg Sandy 75 Gomez Johnny 75 Gomez Robert 125 243 Gonzales Nlary Helen 125 202 Goodlett Penny 75 246 Goodrlch John D 304 Good teln Steve 75 Goolsby Robert 75 243 Gordon Kelth 75 80 Gordon Tom 94 Gorsuch Ellzabeth 94 104, 168 232 235 Gott Mr Clyde M 23 30 49 Gott Deene 109 125 147 199 208 254 255 256 257 261 262 290 Grace s Pharmacy 296 Cranberry Vlrglnla 125 160 220 240a Grant Rlchard 125 174 182 242 247 Gray Charles 75 243 Gray Rodney 90 94 172 174 190 2403 Greathouse Blll 94 166 Green Carollne 94 95 164 170 240a 240d Green Jack 113 125 Green Pearl 94 Greenberg Gary 94 163 215 Greenberg Joan 126 178 193 Greenberg Lee 95 Greenberg Patty 95 Gregory Jerre 95, 236 Greyhound Bus Co 307 Grleshaber Johnny 126 186 199 Grlffln Sherwood 75, 162 245 Grlfflth, Zoe 95, 162, 172, 176, 207 Grlmm's Seeds 321 Gromb, Ellen 75, 77, 168, 222 327 Al u 1 . 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