John H Reagan Senior High School - Pennant Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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I 17 -Q ,, I ' I ' Q Q :QQ 'Q fm' ' , fiQff,Q'I-fS,Q5T,,I,-iv-in ,JI - I-24 :'fL,fjI - -I 3-,TWIIQLQ , -Q F X ., . I I, Q, , QQI- Ii.--2-1 QQ I, Q ---- ' - ' ' -, Q I' , , ,' I ws, ,I I ,,,V fw ,, , I, , W fi' 4 L I . , , It i I 4 I, , ' , -- ' IQ , Q1 , - - ,, Q PENNANT I956 VCLUME XLI JOHN H. REAGAN SENIOR HIGH SCHQQL HousToN, TEXAS DEDICATION You're typical teens . . . making fun out of work . . , sharing interests . . . you like jeans but can change to glamour when it fits the occasion. Yes,you're typical teens . . . Go steady . . . about five months . . . Dress up . . . heels for her . . . tie for him . . . You know how to drive . . . rely on the family bus . . . get itesay twice a week. You snack, watch television, listen to the radio while doing homework. You're a typical high school student . . . You go out for sports one hundred percent . . . You hold down a iob . . . baby sit . . , sometimes into the early hours of morning . . . You work in stores . . . garages . . . up late . . . little spare time. Your daily schedule is a familiar pattern of high school life . . . get up at 7:00 . . . sometimes overslcap . . . ride the bus . . . go at a break-neck speed to cafeteria for lunch . . . munch cfndy bars and hot dogs . . . You enioy school but hate to admit it . . . study some . . three hours a night . . . no . . . a week . . . average B . . . Well . . . anyway ywu make the grade . . . iust . . . but you're satisfied because you are a teen ager. And so since you have all these qualities, be they good or bad, ludicrous, pathetic, or otherwise, we DEDlCl-TE THIS T956 PENNANT TO YOU, THE STU- DENTS OF JOHN H. REAGAN SENIOR l-HGH SCHOOL. wwf' Qs 'T M, ., .r i955-i956 was the year... Reagan opened its doors to receive Gordon Cotton as assistant principal . . . won a district championship in foot- ball . . . set a high enrollment . . . sponsored a speech tournament . . . and added many other individual honors to Reagan's outstanding record. As we turn our faces toward the future, this year will remain fondly in our memories. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY CLUBS FAVORITES CLASSES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE X 'The doorway of on its teachers. u LTY T 956 To The Class o Th malcrng danly decrsr ns duals you wrll be Taced wr Taced Wu h As lndlyl When you are uch Thrng as mndecrsuon omlc socual There ns no s busuness econ heTher TT aTTecTs your have made a problem W de noT To decade you nd you dec: orTanT or relrguous llTe a d d noT To decade The Imp u have decr e self and a ecrsron o snon In relaTron To your Thmg as To make The rughT decu T llovv m n T mlsTal4es your e TIT by pas lk ID Terms of success Pro Torever Thank and Ta l ahead Keep Tunmes ThaT ne onward SenzeThe oppor longer Tryung an Press excepT un no d ThaT There ns no deTeaT onne In The a un rn mln T lrTe does noT c remember always ThaT The roy o ossessed dance oT Thungs p l H H Wullrams T 1 d.. !y , .I . cl. . . . . .I d . . . b ' ' R. . ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 6LJ4L. VA. QJLUFKJ , , 53, Q a EV MRS. O. R. HALE Another administrator who does more work than is hardly believed possible is our registrar, Mrs. Hale. She is in top command of the office and runs it with ex- treme credit. She keeps records of all student credits and classi- fications, certifies seniors for graduation, averages grades for seniors and ranks them, checks on students worthy of scholar- ship, and makes out transcripts for students going to college or applying for iobs. l-ler uncanny ability of knowing every student in the school without resort to records never ceases to amaze those who know of this unusual trait of hers. MRS. BERNICE B. GALE Our indispensable Dean of Girls is Mrs. Bernice Gale. A great deal of work goes into this iob - more than many of us realize. Most of her many duties concern the girls of the school - helping girls in need of counseling and checking out sick girls and those withdrawing from school. Besides her duties connected with girls, she sponsors the sophomore class, supervises both the conduct of students in the cafeteria and the finances connected with lunches, super- intends the planning of the May Fete, and is in charge of the bookroom and school mimeographing. Whenever there's a school activity, there you will find Mrs. Gale, loyally supporting Reagan. M133 KA MRS. MARY HAYES RUTH MRS. GLADYS WINSHIP COLINSELORS OFFICE FORCE NX Rs. RHODA S SHEET Z MRS. MARY B CONNELLY MRS. AGNES SEYDLER MATH Ns' WW' 'Wm Myrtle Quam Mrs Velma Duckerson Mrs Roberla Hooker Mrs M Dunn Mrs Carrie Tomlnnson Hobson R Howell T Laurence Owens Jerry Scrogguns Horace Clifton J M Turner H L Smuth Sammue Tuttle no? pnctured DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs Roberta Hooker dal mme' Co Avnhrnellf, l eflela 1 Q pxrxllnme l Noebm GeOmelN elfxl A mmd should be open door ay ' l 6 , F 4 Vi I - , l . K f. ! E ' A , ,V f 9 ,W , J l'y,,jW aww, ls f ,gm I - 1 - I - - 1 - 1 - I - 1 I 1 - ' , . . , . ,.- ' N . X . om , Tllgon 3 . A I 'n - , Q . , ,XV N. Q EE ' s I ., . N ., ' 1 N I H ,, . , ' - an Mrs Pat Marsh Mrs Suzon L Adam Mary L. Ross, Janie Bell Baten Mrs Elizabeth D Parrett Pearl Fletcher Mrs VernerL Gray, Mrs. Louise S Early Mrs Ersyl B Wright DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs Elizabeth D. Parrett General Literature American Literature English Literature Poetry Drama Grammar Composition n Session E GLISH lnez Strong, Mrs. J. E. Barden, Mrs. Corninne M. Buchingham, Mrs. Mildred O. Fisher Mrs. Joan T. Hallmark, Mrs. Annie Jo Teas, Mrs. Margaret B. Bradford, Mary Carter. Doorway to Poe, pronouns, and Pope. LIBRARY Mrs. Catherine May, Mrs. Blanche T, Morgan. DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Catherine May I Mfr my lamp beside the golden door. 59-1 -1 FGREIGN ANGUAGE Helen M Roney Mrs Merle F Summers Maurnne M Bates Clara G Speed DEPARTMENT HEAD Helen M Roney Latun The door rhar wrll come open al a touch ro welcome every frlend Spanish SPEECH ARTS 1? Chained thoughts dre wrrh rherr oprmons pressed agarnsr rhe hrnge less doors J Rayford Holcomb Mrs Patrncua W Cook Publuc Speakmg Extemporaneous Speech Debate Drama DEPARTMENT HEAD J R Holcomb ART DEPARTMENT HEAD Maurine D. Clark, Madeleine Koster. Maurine D. Clark Art Crafts Commercial Art The door will open ar the touch of beauty. 4 MUSIC Muss Annue Marne Olson Mr John W Robbins Mos c Advanced Orcbeslra Advanced Band Beg nner Band Beglnner Strings Choral Club Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Music opens every door. -4- PHYbICAL EDLICATIO Patrlcla E Flanugan Owen E E lc rec son Charlotte Ledford Lee Roy Ashmore Mrs Jo Lange Noe JoeC Tusa Charles N Klvell Ida Mehr Lela O Smlth l - I - 1 r r r 1 - r - f 1 - ' 1 - 1, The door to health and happlness Football Baseball Basketball Track Tennls Swlrnmung Health Flrst Ald Baclmrnton Volleyball Modern Danclng Fung Pong Home and Family Life Home Management Clothing Foods Home Nursing I DLISTRIAL ARTS Louis T. Pheinboldt, R. C. Patterson, Ann C. Harbison, Mrs. Margaret J. Taylor Donald D. Turner, R. M. Yarrington, F. A. Stolie, Clifford L. Knox, G. E. McCotter. DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. G. E. McCOTTER Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing Machine Drawing Radio and Electronics Wood Shop General Metal Auto Mechanics Driver Training Beauty Culture Distributive Education Opportunity is knocking COMMERCIAL Typing Bookkeeping Commercial Law Shorthand Secretarial Training Sales Student Accounting Office Practice .41 SGCIAL SCIENCE 2-1- l Waylon E. Manning, Zuleilca Ware, Mr. Harold K. Costlow, Mrs A. C. Scarborough, Lola T. Kennerly, Frances W. Rucker, Minnie Coor, C. Mabel Clapp, Bessie Price. DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Scarborough American His1ory TEX? ' Civics Social Problems Governmem PENNS Doorways To ine present and the past SCIENC Mr C W L Abbott Mrs Mur1eID Owen Mr R H Moore Mr EIberfFel1on Mrs L E Green Mn S L Jones Eumce Bracket? Mr C W Gatewood Mr Joseph E Buckley Helen H Peterson DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr R H Moore The doorway 'o 'omorrow Cbernnstry BwoTogy Pbyswcs Physwology w J Q v .', . Q J 'L 0 ' v A CLUBS -- 1 W 'l U Q '- Yi f lf! 'Q .- Open wide their doors to all. 'iw 5 ,z . ,,g. REAGAN HO OR SOCIETY CAROLYN THOMAS President MISS MINNIE COOR Advisor Cornerstones Scholarship Leadershup sersv LE BLEU Cie'V'Ce Vrce President aracle' Memberships Top 157 of hugh sennor class Top IOX of low sensor class Top 51 of hugh lumor class MARGARET JETER Treasurer Socral actrvrtres Formal mmatlon Informal mmatuon party Annual banquet NELSON PETERSON JUDY WILLIAMS Secretary DIANE ANGERSTEIN Reporter JOHN BOYD Red Cross Representative Sergeant at Arms 0 0 . 0 Q . , . O its , I 'fx- iii-: F 'I ,-55 J L,- FU Diane Angerstein Virginia Bacarisse O. M. Brack Ben Bravence Mary Brown Patricia Brown John Boyd Barbara Burdett Richard Caldwell Alta Beth Clark Marguerite Clark Shirley Jean Dehart Pat Fleming Loretta Froehlich Carole Ann Gaustad Joe Gooden Dorothy Guienny Judy Hix Louise Hohmann Patty House Frank Hueter Margaret Hull Gary Inman Margaret Jeter Annie Mae Jeu Carol Sue Kiesling Carolyn Kilgore 'Kathryn Killgore Beverly Kimbrough Patricia Kitzman Augusta Koonce Polly Krueger George Kula Betsy Le Bleu Mary Carol Lemons Blanche Lund Hazel Miller Mariorie Ann Miller William Mitchell Jim Bob Moffett Delores Moore Donald Morton Melanie Myers Mary McCarble Harvey McClay Nina McConathy Carolyn McKee Lucie Jo Oliver Nelson Peterson Dennis Phillips Jerry Reck Beverly Reeves Benny Rosenthal Annie Mae Safford Eileen Schautschick Brian Selander Jo Ann Shork Phil Smith Joyce Soiourner Nancy Steffen Alma Stewart Oma Ruth Taite Carolyn Thomas Johnny Thomas Bobby Thompson Kay Trimble Milton Turner Jeanne Ulrich Sharon Van Sickle Dorothy Wagenhauser Wayne Ware Yvonne West Julia Williams Pat Worley John Zerby Czfgliillwf Parliarnenlanan SeCfef6fY TreaSU'e' Advlso' ' V L STUDE T .Uulm i' xvszgnu Smziur ffiglr Srlyuul mfarsswrr-4 AND ARLINGTON HOUSTON 8, TEXAS Y VENTO We-, We Swcerur Colmcfl of Jolvrv H Peafgarv Serwor Hfu ANTHONRY INMAN Sclvool, have orqarwzed H7 order vo mgnll Amgfmafq ,geq am CEQAN THOMAE profmore derrvocrevc prfrworles Cf goverrwmerwr fn rlue smder CARS KIMBROUES of fclvool 'o f-Hfouraqu flrff de-Jeloprwrervf ol we-llroorwde ll? BEVER JUDY WIEIJQETZ ri r'lf1.f5l'- 'o mr! r' 'lie sollrrrore of Vlve prohlemf flu! arrse affecr MRS. RHODA Wg 'HQ srrfm-rw! Loniy, and lc mf of rlve greafesr possfble ser ro Our srlwool Oo' merNl1erSl'lrJ Conslsvs of 'e remkmg ol each famry socfsored acrrfrvy aohg vvfrif 'Fe presfderwf and secretary f each C555 We regular acrfwrfes of The Courwcrl extend rlorooglwour vlwe enffre year Sale of poll Taxes, orgarvfzawon and SUDSVVISIOU 0' all school elecrrorws, sporvsorsfwfp of 'ire mormrrvg devorrorval ex erases Special acrlwves such as campos clean-up and beaurffrca rrorw carrvpargms, ervwprrasrs on hall and cafererra corvducr are sponsored by We Conmcfl. L AMERIQ AN LEG UB A4 V Qottu Kirugaxt Ennis! 3211933 Eckerd 4 THXRTY-ENTH N-to mcxwcton HOUSTON KTQUNS Lambda Srgrna Npha 'rs the Greek tetter name tor the Arnertcan tegron Ctub. Thts organtzatton began 'rn junror Htqh Schootp theretore, those students who have attarned thts dtsttnctton auto- matrcatty become members ot the Reagan chapter on enterrng htgh schoot. The award 'rs gtyen by the Amerrcan tegron, The dub was organtzed at Reagan rn WGN, at whtch ttme Mrs, Byrd Creekmore was adytsor. She hetd thrs posrtton Untrt WA7, the year ot her rettrement. Nttss Roney then assumed the sponsorshtp and rematned 'tn thts posrtton untrt N955, when Mrs, Suzon Adam accepted thts rote, Nthough the organtzatron 'ts purety honorary, Reagan's chapter sets up each year protects or goats to be attatned. L Cresrdem 1 ce President- Z6Cferary Sjporfer rgeanfd - Advisor 61-Arms t BETSY s be LE LOU WAYNE vgffu NINASEMHOHMANRS ,JUDYCWNATHY MRS GARY IIWAMS . SUZQN AQQN M Carolyn Thomas, PRESIDENT, Phil Smith, VICE PRESIDENT, Judy Williams, SECRETARY Augusta Koonce, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, Rolfe Johnson, TREASURER, Pat Brown REPORTER, Richard Caldwell, EXTEMP DELEGATE. REAGAN SPE KERS FORUM The Speaker's Forum is composed of members of the Extemp and Debate classes under the capable leadership of Mr. J. R. Pappy Holcomb. The students in this organization participate in many programs and tournaments during the year. Various awards are made at tournaments. Individual winners are given medals, while the debate teams are awarded trophies, which they in turn present to the school. Each time the students take part in some program or tournament they acquire points toward membership in a nation-wide speech organization, the National Forensic League. To help finance the out-of-town speech tournaments, the Speaker's Forum for the past two years has presented Forum Follies, This has been the first variety show of the year, and we hope to make it an annual proiect. The show has been worth the work put into it, especially this year, for one of Reagan's girls debate teams has won tour trophies in attending five tournaments. Many benefits are gained from participation in the speech activities. A greater knowledge of current events and government help not only in every day life, but in such classes as civics and history. From the social aspect, tournaments provide an excellent opportunity to meet new people and make friends from schools all over Texas and even from other states such as New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Missouri. 1.6 L VWQIHQ Glgantac trophy erected for Reagan Speech T o u r n a m e Banquet held SPEECH ACTI ITIE 6-6 Vi 2 In December l 955 KLA WEL TSM HUM 1 n Reagan Speechters LITTLE NATIONALS Muskogee Oklahoma PS Too bad we didnt wun ths large one It as really only d littered with papuer mache pam god ted a beautuful gold an g Cross Borderll NA Where us yon Pappy 999999999 In yon Busooovovoov Speech Students head for Dallas for tournament SMU erform for SUPER! INFERIOR neophytes p ORS Rucky CADwelI always manages to get his mug unto the pucture lnntuatnon at Baylor Tournament Not all work but some Pat' Bnrthday party for honored guests at Denton tourna YTTEFIY last FORUM FOLLIES SPEECH SPECTACULAR of The YEAR COops Dont drop her'J CHRISTIAN STU DE Scripture: John 14:6 I am the way, the truth, and th Father, but by me. Theme Song: I'd Rather Have Jesus ic.s.u.i Florence Barron Gorman Beauchamp Bonnie Buerger Richard Caldwell Charlotte Carkeet Alice Carmical Ann Cleveland Gwendolyn Curry Shelby Dehart Carol Demaret Linda Ellisor TUIO e lite: No man cometh unto the Motto: CHRIST above all. Madge Aden, Faye Beason, Lerma Engberg, Patsy Lester, Gary Homburg, Betty Blair, Pat Hynson, Jerlene Foerster, Jean Shows, Carmen Lowe, Angela Craig, Julia Nagy, Judy Gilbert, Betty Rodgers, Jeanne Wong, Deanna Diehl, Sally Gale, Diana Gelruth, Genoma Ward Billy Helton Betty Ehman Doyne Duval Claudell White Janet Maack Darlis Wood Rose Lerch Judy Williams Irma Lou Henbert Mary Margaret Lindsay Velma Lee Shumate Norma Harbert Julia Hoskins Barbara Hamilton Glenda Hulings FALL OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Social Chairman Song Leader Pianist GARY INMAN GAY CRENSHAW PATSY REASONER EDDIE HILLYER MARGARET JETER WAYNE RAY BETSY LEBLEU ALETHA HOLT Jo Anne Jones Katheryn Kilgore Virginia Kline Polly Krueger Barbara Lillich Barbara Lohman Nina McConathy Margie Miller Virginia Mills Betty Mitchell Rebecca Moore Winnie Mae Munger Sarah Nimmons Jorine Nowlin Beatrice Pedroza Betty Grace Rankin Rebecca Reagan Lelia Reynolds Lee Roberson Barbara Robertson Margaret Shine Glenda Swanner Carolyn Thomas Ruth Treadway Yvonne West SPRING OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Social Chairman Song Leader Pianist DON HAY MARGUERITE CLARK DORIS ANDERSON DOROTHY FORBES AUGUSTA KOONCE CAROL KIESLING FRED JEU PAUL DURHAM Missionary Chairman . ,,.,,e, ,JUDY HIX Missionary Chairman ,,,, LORETTA FROEHLICH MRS. MARY HAYS-Advisor The Future Religious Leaders Club was begun in 19511. Today its membership includes not only would-be ministers, but music directors, educational directors, Sunday School teachers, and youth directors, Also, some members have iust dedicated themselves to live for Christ-simply Christian Laymen. Activities of the club include visiting places to present programs ot Christian interest. Various socials are given to further Christian fellowship through enioyment. Activities are based on each member's personal participation in them. The purpose of the club is to devote time and a halt for Christ, The F.R.L, is Reagan's youngest active club tor students. OFFICERS President MILTON DUKE Vice President DORIS INGRAM Secretary VIRGINIA KLINE Treasurer SARAH REICHARDT Song Leader Program Chairman Advisor , BILLY WATTS JERRY WILLAFORD MR. H. K. COSTLOW PRESIDENT Judy Williams REPORTER Betsy LeBleu REAC-AN FUTURE TEACH ERS CLUB TREASURER Carolyn Thomas VICE PRESIDENT Beverly Kimbrough ,M Alf 6, l SECRETARY Pat Worley REAGAN FUTURE TEACHERS The Reagan Future Teachers club was organized in the spring of l953 and at present has a mern- bership ot twenty-tive. lts organizer and present advisor is Miss Janie Belle Baten. The organization is for students who plan to teach after graduation from college. Activities of the club are to give the students experience while in Reagan. f-' F DISTRIBUTI E EDLICATIO OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-A rms BARBARA BURDETT MAURICE CONNER DELORES NOWAK MARSHA BOEHM BOBBY PERKINS JAMES BILBRO Since the Distributive Education Club ot Reagan was organized in 1944, the members have taken big steps to keep up with the progressive trend in America, Students ot Distributive Education attend school tor three periods a day and then work in either a retail or wholesale store or service organization to gain experience, training, and business knowledge ,in the field ot retailing before their graduation from high school. This also gives them an ad- vantage over infexperienced graduates. The first D.E. students worked without wages, satisfied only with the gaining ot experience and business knowledge. Now they not only receive a salary according to their ser- vice, but they also receive one and one-fourth credits each semester. Membership in the DE Club is limited, therefore, only those with average or above average grades, good con- duct, and regular attendance are admitted. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., is a voluntary club program for high school students. The name is a combination of High School YMCA. The Y movement is international, national, and state in scope, Christian in emphasis, interdenominational in character, and democratic in purpose. The three planks of the Hi-Y program are: clean living, clean speech, and clean sportsmanship. Last year the Y took part in celebrating with the World's Alliance Y.M.C.A.'s by sending a representative to Paris, France, August, l955. Our local Y also sent six members to the Model Legislative Program in Austin, Texas, during December, l955. These members were Angelo Sottos, Bobby Freeman, George Kula, Gladine Michel, and Glenda Swanner. Angelo Softos was elected State Youth Governor. REAGAN HI-Y REAGAN TRl-HI- Y BULLDOG HI-Y President Angelo Sotfos Vice President Bobby Freeman Secretary George Kula Treasurer ,, ,, Ray Bradley Reporter ,, ,,,, Bill Reed Chaplain O. M. Brack Parliamentarian Wesley Gilpin HI-Y President V PBT Murphy Vice President Donald Pitts Treasurer , , Mickey Redmond r 1 TRI-HI-Y President , Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant-at-Arms , Reporter 7 Publicity Chairman ,, Gladene Michel H Glenda Svvanner Myrna West Gvvencla Wilkerson Janet Cubberson ,C Sharley Early Dorothy Luce 1 ,zu v SEWING COOKING NXMAKEQS. TU ,AIT 'Z 6 O NEW HO HOME AND FAMILY LIFE The Future Hornemakers of America is a national organization of students who are en- rolled in any homemaking class in iunior or senior high schools. There has been an active chapter in Reagan High School since IQA6. The purposes ot FHA is to learn to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. We try to carry out these obiectives in our class work and also in our monthly programs when we all meet together at each class period. Each meeting consists of a short business meeting followed by a program, Twice yearly we have a social meeting-a Tea or Open House at Christmas-and a picnic in the spring. Each year the outstanding Senior homemaking student is named by the faculty, and she is presented an award, FUTURE +0 of Qi' K 7 I E l V Y 'Po HOMEMAKERS 'R fiiy AJ I U ,gi-A uw, ww' od' T FF BEVERLY KIMBROUGH Editor LOUISE HOHMANN Associate Editor Johnny Taylor, Beverly June Reeves, Joe Gooden Sports Editors MISS INEZ STRONG Editorial Advisor Pat Worley, Mary Carol Lemons. wir 'E 'f Club Editors f7he.Q , Morton, Marmzon To Edzt Fall tatesman Don Morton and Jlm Marmlon w1ll take the rems as co edltors of the Reagan Statesman for the fall term, Mrs Loulse Early, sponsor. has announced Annle May Jeu and Sandra Colller have been appomted co- buslness managers for the paper, whlle aSSOClat6 edltor IS to be Dorothy Gumxenny Davld Baumgardner and Joe Eurestl have been awarded the posltlons of sports edltors DON AIND Jzm w1ll both be low semors next year Don was a re porter on thls years staff while Jlm was make up edltor The new associate edltor Dorothy recently edlted the Journallsm I1 class paper Other newly appomted staff members are Jo Anne Jones fea ture edrtor Dlane Angerstem, news edltor Kay Trlmble and Thelma McPherson club edltors Harry No wakowskx Patsy Culver and Pat Lrane czrculatxon managers Pat man and Lucle Ollver typlsts WE WILL carry on the present hlgh pohcxes of the paper m an en deavor to wm again the hlgh hon ors we have won thls year com mented Mrs Early concermng the general outline of the paper for next fall N Business Manager Don Morton Anme Mae Jeu Advrsor Mrs Loulse Early pn Co Edrfor Jum Marmuom JOHN H REAGAN SENIOR Sprlng Staff s Announced Don Morton and Dlane Anger stem, who w1ll both be hlgh sen 1ors next semester, head the sprmg Statesman statf as co edltors announced Mrs Loulse Early, sponsor Other staff members for the next semester are Jerry Reck and Wxlllam Mltchell assoc1ate ed 1tors Pat Rather, news edltor Augusta Koonce feature wrlter and Jerry Fox hterary edltor Joe Eurestl was re appomted sports edxtor and Mlke Wygant w1ll serve as sports wrlter Other students servlng as re porters w1ll be Joyce Long, Fran ces Brennan Robert Thompson Carol Yarborough, Elame Cuern sey, and Carol Kaye Morrmson Anme May Jeu and Sandra managers The advertlsmg staff w1ll be headed by Carolyn McKee and Bllly Shoup Dagma Corley, Dorothy Gum xenny and Betty Wlttman will be tvpxsts Insxde Reagan column 1st w1ll be Jo Anne Jones Business Manager Sandra Collner ' 0 0 - , . . , . . . . . , . - , ' 5 ' s . . , v V' 7 ' , . . u n ' Y ' . , Q u 9 ' I ' . 5 ' , 1 1. I ' 1 ' ., t - , 9 y . , Rather, Wlumnisti and Betty Witt' Collier will continue as business if I - n - , - . . - I 9 C 0 . fi K 1 , 3 fl' 'Q ' . '7 1 U r Scn ooh no 0 181 N ,mn S. NXPN w bhahecl by and io: we swdents o John H B-ew xx Semor Bxgh 50 ooX bm week Y East Bt. Aves e A Adm is Bouwm 15, 'te a 195A 1956 S 'Exist Yhee B.8t.mgfO0XynDbm SGXxoXast.xe Yrda A sod' on Avia-td oi Achxevexnent 1 ass lnbegschoh e Yfeeb P-ssocmwon Top 9. et mn as f Southwest 'Yam WLS Teachers Goiege Sal! 9150 'Ye 9 B5 Y-T014 and IN 155835014 o Eexwd xn C315 Psssocxa e Edxwt D0r0kby G News E-Axtor D1-me A 13 orb YJ wot Ioe E-ure NA F ture Baxter Io me ones Cklb E-Axwrs as rQo9bXe 'YY1eX1na15eYhg!So11 GUXDNNB5 Yak. B8 er otogfap ere Bkgvoxxd Bhckswne Uv Kd m3n9bXe PDSNXE MN! IE-U and 514035 GOXA.-KEY! Go Busuxe s im 15 Gxrcuhmoxx Hansgets Ya-if Gi!-he H816 ovlakows 'Ants Serv! B-ec WSXX599 llwrllei 'Irs wukse EQSX1 Cxicxiatxon X Yaeoky hd P-sex aG 1 7M L YW ' 1 . a ' ' h '- 1 h u 9,11 ' gm 19' - A1016 . . . . an Ni . T Y p ' 'Yet s S 1 050 in DON 0 ei C p . -. , ' t . ' ......................,. . sp 5 a '''fffQflffffffffQff 'ffffQfI ......,...... 5- ea ' ...,................................ A 3 ' ........ K ' , ' .............................................,.. Rh YM Hx .................... i S . u I 5 we , ............................. A ' ' '-: ........................ ky Mr. John Robbins Band Director A TRIBUTE Reagan's new band directoreconscientious, capable, and gracious- received his degree in music from the University of Michigan in 1942. He served his country in the South Pacific from September 1942 until November 1945, winning three battle stars: New Guinea, Nether- lands East Indies, and Phillippines. Out of Service, he taught in Freeport, Texas, for nine years and then in Wharton Junior College, teaching theory and music. He studied trombone with the late Joseph Gustav, formerly First Chair of St. Louis Symphony, and also studied conducting with William D. Revelli, and Thor Johnson, now conductor of the Cincinnati Sym- phony. He received his Master's Degree from the University of Houston but attended summer school sessions at North Carolina, Baylor University, and University ot Arizona. He married a Houston Girl, Virginia Sheridan, and they have two children, Tommy, twelve and Janie, seven. To him, there's no school like Reagan. Welcome to Reagan, Mr. Robbins! REAGAN AN 5155,-,,,.Is,l JXJ f.. .' Qi . .M ,. ,,-,,, M.. 4' ,c,,,,,,,!' Drum Major JOHNNY THOMAS The Reagan Band, one of the oldest and most honored in the state, was originally a military unit composed entirely of boys. Since it was organized some thirty years ago, the Band has grown and improved under the direction of Leslie Kohl- man, Mrs. O. W. Bogard, Charles Lindsey, and Jay M. Brandstetter. Mr. John W. Robbins is this year's able director. In 1941, the band received a first place rating in the interscholastic League contest, the first such honor the Band had ever won. During the past fourteen years only once has the organization fallen below the first division. Some of the activities of the group include participation in all of Reagan's foot- ball games, the first home game of the Rice Owls, and the annual University of Texas homecoming game and marching contest, where in 1951 the Band won first place in competition with more than fifty of the State's top bands. The organi- zation also participates in parades, music festivals, all-state band, and the gradu- ation exercises. In addition to these activities, the Band annually sponsors the d B ll n New Year's Eve, Band Capades, the spring variety show, Masquera e a o and fall Fish Week, when all new members are initiated. Assistant Drum Director ,, OFFICERS Major ,, ,Perry Mason President ,uz,, . ,, , . Frank Hueter Vice President Eugene Haughton Secretary Claudette Reist Treasurer . .. ,. Donnie Hampton Reporter . O, .u,. Nancy Briggs Librarians 7 , ,ss,,.., Ellen Bugh Barbara Lapetina Norma Cullum Mr. John Robbins REAGAN ORCHESTRA PRESIDENT Wa ne Ray VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Pamlee Snyder Laura Sue Smnfh TREASURER REPQRTER Mary Jane Summers Nancy Bnggs REAGAN ORCHESTRA The orchesira was orgamzed an T924 as a arf of 'the band H' as now under fhe capable leaders up of Mr John W Robbms The orchesfra is In consfani' demand LIBRARMN LIBRARIAN 'ro play af assemblies and ofher programs Ellen Bugh Barbara Lapahna Mt as A 1 6 . 'v' 1 5- , f v ff si? ' J .47 K L2 f S- J S-OH , 'Q if ' 'Bl'- ' et , '7' l , 5 , X Q lf? 1 .J -W.-.m.wa-nerd H is V V lk? - . Ar I J -5 9. .. ..-'F f ' , N ' . , I . 1 t Organized in September of T955 under the sponsorship of Miss Myrtle Quam, the club has two purposes: first, to represent Reagan in any possible chess con- tests, and second, to benefit those students who like to use fighting their battles. OFFICERS President Jeanne Wong Vice President Shelby DeHart Secretary Doris Dunson Advisor Mrs. Mary Connelly 9 mental strength in r CHESS CLUB Seated on left: Andrew Kaszyelci, Champion, Milton Osterman, Thoms as Van Meter. Standing: Marion Spence, Sidney Sox, James Witt, fourth place, Judy Ashford, William Mitchell, John Matlock. Seated on right: Richard Wagenhauser, Run- ner-up for Championship, Dennis Phillips, third place, Cathy Ryberg, Advisor Miss Myrtle Quam FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses' Club, novv in its fourth year at Reagan, has a three-fold purpose. These are to en- courage students to investi- gate the possibilities of nursing as a career, to give service to their school, come munity, and state, and to foster development of stu- dent leadership. The Future Nurses' Club meets every other Wednesday after school. The girls take fre- quent field trips to Elling- ton Field, various hospitals and clinics, and to other agencies. Also, a number of the members attend the state convention in Dallas each year. ,Q ,511 Pl Q A, A: Ziiiii., 45 t8i 1 3! Aolfisor Miss Anna Marie Olson GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Another new year under way, the Girls' Glee Club prepared to present musical programs tor the P.T.A., Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, and auditorium assemblies. The taint harmony heard in the halls came from the forty-nine girls who made up an enthusiastic group. The songs heard were: Beautiful Saviour, Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho, The Heavens are Filling, Alleluia, and the girls' favorite, Eternal Life. To be eligible for membership in this organization a girl must have some knowledge ot music, preferably Music I and ll, average grades, a high conduct record, and the desire to further her musical appreciation. Along with hard work, the girls also have their tun. The most enioyglgle Oingide ,ggtiwty is the annual picnic and initiatior, which is usually held in the tall. To finish the year the Glee Club has a party in 'he music rocn- and presen's the otiicers tcr 'he following year. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS 'Fry Lynn Lawes President Dons Anderson Secretary Jeannette Pa rham R porter Beverly Hicks Lrbrartan Judy Hale Lvbrarlan Alrce Carmucal Treasurer Lorna Hennlgan Reporter . rr 4 v f c V . I' I . 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Snce that time it has been the backbone of the Reagan Drama Department, Each year the Tnespans sponsor two maior three act productions, a one act contest play, and a series of one acts put on by the Drama I and II cIasses. This year's capabIe new coach is Mrs. Patricia W. Cook. PRESIDENT Pierson DeVries VICE PRESIDENT Jo Bailey SECRETARY Roberta Stephenson REPORTER Jack Thompson SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Lanny Swearingen fnot picturedl The Hasty Heart FALL PRODUCTION CHARACTERS: Johnny Alexander Ray Mathis Dale Alford Ronnie Graham Al Young Pearson de Vries Jo Bailey Jack Thompson Glenn Gustafson TH ESPIA ACTIVITIE Students make up their faces in preparation for The Hasty Heart. The Thespians are proud of their newly decorated dressing room. 2 .x Scene from the Christmas Pageant, sented in cooperation with the Art Music Departments. pre- and EVERYMAN Student-directed one-act Play Winner. Student director: Roberta Stevenson REAGA Rodrick Dennis BATTALION EXECUTIVE COMPANY A Walton Elson BATTALION COMMANDER OFFICERS COMPANY B R.O.T.C. Francis P. Donohue BATTALION ADJUTANT COMPANY UC!! Kung Wong Earl Le Blanc Alvln Blair COMPANY COMMANDER COMPANY COMMANDER COMPANY COMMANDER Jlrnmy Flag Thell Owensby Robert Gray COMPANY EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMPANY EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMPANY EXECUTIVE OFFICER PLATOON LEADERS S Horace Dalton Pledad Randolph Larry Donald McKnnley Arrington Mumz Telnert Marquis Lneske Www. W WE A-1 4,....E 4 ' -I 3 . L+ 32' ,- a ,,. we: p, qi , It 'W ma ,,i, B .. 1: 1 . M. fi, XI I ' W 'X 'X s ax Av -al! S. 3' Q Q WN , af ,Q S. ,if ., lg iv J - 3' 'w if B mai' 'M -frm 2353. '?!' i ' ,, Q KL Q ,A L f ' ' :wr +, W , . My ,ggi K N , ., V5 x , 5, X kk? Aw-.U M X V . M ' V - , , , 7 K ,anivar , 4 M , 'li m .x 4 , 'Nm as ,hN,,..-f . P Y Q. J' ww . , v ' .. . ' 4 t'f, ' r 1-' 5- vr', mf' R.O.T.C S. 5 L. vi V , Z ,Li,'a Each week a boy from each company is chosen as best dressed. The Bafallion Commander is congratulating the best dressed of the three cadets. A 'Wh FWF!!! ruini- E'-e i aQQeii' d 4 ' YI! V Y 11 .- I l an X a-Q td I A gp , 9. 'eff C .... A b-- GSEQQ .eg99hw Q riff J ff .qw JM ,qw , ,, ,,,, 3 J 2 I '.,,,. ef if V 'au we 9' 5 ' 9' 6 9 EE' It Q iw 'U .Q 1' V Q wt 452 fle,We ,Qgef, ? 9955956955 5 ' Xu vr Q Q. if f ' 2 V 'f 7 V 'aww W . W -M Nd 6 y Q 2 ww, ,W 4 gif 'Y V I . 5 V sl A '7 ' -9 -J . , Aw - 4 ag 2. U i if 1 g' .IQ Q 4 0 7 ' Z' lr 1,9 V -:lx f ,, My Q -. .Ex W SQA 3 lb u v- 4 .5 V an Q1 q -Or 4 T : fr- . f e. A' V I ,M 14 .. ,-,, W.. ,luv Env gr l ,V F5555 -hy.. 6' T MARGIE CHANDLER Drill LT. JOYCE HOUSE Bugle Lf. COMPANY A JACKIE MASTER Amerlcan Flag Lf. LINNA JEAN HURST Drum Lt, DRUMMERS , ,fn W-. Kr 1 BARBARA TARVER Assnstanl Drum Major l l LOUISE HOHMANN Drum Mayor Miami meld BUGLER F, E BARBARA JONES Baritone Bugle Sgr. LYNN LAWES Tenor Bugle Sgt. ANGELA CRAIG Trumpet Sgl BUGLERS COMPANY B SONDRIA HUMPHREY Assistant Drill Master ,1l,, , .IEANETTE DOWELL POLLY KRUEGER Tenor Drum Sgt B555 Dfum Sgql REAGA RED COATS President Vice President JEANNE ULRICH ' EILEEN SCHAUTSCHICK Sponsor MRS. JO NOE First Alder MARGARET KOPINITZ Reporter Secretary NINA MCCONATHY BEVERLY KIMBROUGH AMERICAN FLAG GROUP SWISS FLAG GROUP The Reagan Red Coats was begun In the year 1936 Its purpose as to serve the school rn every way posslble The Red Coats nn 1937 Iourneyed to Mexzco Cnty where they drnlled at the foot ball game They drilled on the governors lawn also The Red Coats have been mvnted to the Battle ot Flowers un San Antonuo numerous times srnce 1936 Havung won too honors In thas atfaur IH 1937 1938 and 1947 the Red Coats have a standung lnvutatson to theur annual event ln 1944 the Red Coats dralled here tn Houston at the Race vs S M U game One of the most successful years that the Red Coats have had was In 1950 Drelltng at the opemng of Houston Staduurn at Rnce Instntute and travelmg to Harlungen the Red Coats also went to Dallas where the football team played for the State Champnonshrp The Red Coats have also ushered tor the Houston Fat Stock Show and Rodeo marched nn the Arrnusttce Day Parade and drnlled at the Shrane Ball 'Q I f ,N I X n ' 5 QFFICE ASSISTANTS Mrs Gale Pat Mathls Joe Fowler Jam Bob Moffett Jucly O Dell Mulam Schvverak CAFETERIA HOSTS Barbara Rlchards Ruth Patterson Dottre Hammersley Dons Ann Dunson Sharon Hackett Sarah Relchardt Angle Lamonuca Sandra Sandhop Jeanette Dowell Leah Ray Bloecher Judy Gilbert MR PATTERSON'S TICKET SELLERS Mrke McKrnnon Marguerute Clark Pat Flemlng John Zerby Carol Gaustad Robert Holder Barbara Long Bobby Moy Harvey McClay Rodrnck Dennls Nancy Brmggs Polly Krueger Jerry Spr nger Tom Bankston Rolfe Johnson Frank Hester Gary Foster Ted Clayton Mrs Dunn Advlsor MRS CONNELLY S ASSISTANTS Carolyn Euehler Eugene Lynn Elalne Orton Lee Karnel Nela Theck Edwnn Strange Nancy Steffen Carl Smith SLIDE AND RULE CLUB life? f T I . 1. . K 1 H 1 . V fl ' - 11' A . a OFFICE ASSISTANT MRS. O R. HALE'S ASSISTANTS Julia Hoskins Geraldnne Hoffman Betty Ehman Genoma Ward Jene Palmer Loretta Froehllc Judy Wnlluams Sylvna Golden Mary Ann Hambrlck Patrmcla Kryslnskn Sherry Schauer Mary Lou Ruchardson Patrncla Kutzman Carole Ann Kessler Nrna McConathy Sondrna Humprey Mary Ann Evans MRS CATHERINE MAY'S ASSISTANTS Barbara Bohac Betty Andre Shrrley Peterson Barbara Watts Maureen Muller Frances Smiley Gay Crenshaw Maggne Brusttk Anne Kocn Nancy Marsh Wunnne Munger Shirley DeHart Carole Ann Brownung Marguerlte Dyer Qtitg MRS BERNICE GALE S ASSISTANTS Paulette Darcy Sherrill Hurley Eddne Ml hmor Max Wulson Hubert Roper Howard Perknns Erleen Schautschsck Dlana Gllruth Phul Evans However the varnous otflces also have dutues dutterung from each other there tore a students Interest wall determune whrch offnce he works nn For example students worklng as audro vusual asslstants would lnkely have a mechanucal aptttude cafeterla hosts should be wnllung to keep the cateterua as neat as possuble by seenng that chaurs are pushed under tables and drshes left on tables removed should take care of the luke box and should be wlllung to try to resolve any problems that mught arnse tncket sellers are resoonsnble tor sellung season athletlc tuckets to members of the student body lubrary assrstants handle books all the way from shelving to repanrrng them F ' 9 . .C Oma Taite Mary Jane Dyer OFFICE ASSISTANTS MR GORDON COTTON S ASSISTANTS Linda Green Martha Nelson Annie Pettit Margaret Ann Wilson QLZTETSSLZTL 55't3'EalQOO'e MRS GLADYS WINSHIP S ASSISTANTS Doris Anderson Jane Meadows Judy Hix Barbara Long Bettie Scott Betsy LeBleu Virginia Bacaruisse MRS MARY RUTH HAYES ASSISTANTS Genoma Ward Barbara Lillich Pats Reasoner Ann Cl l nd -Q- 5'lil55si,ie S l eYefllbleCl' Miss HELEN KELLER s AND MRS RHODA SHEETZ'S ASSISTANTS Carolyn Kilgore Wayne Ware Office assistants are invaluable to the efficient running of a school for there are many things which must be done but that the teacher in charge has not the time to stop and do. For this reason it is necessary that those students selected be dependable above all else. Other traits that are desirable are tact, courtesy, and a business-like manner. One-fourth credit is given students for this vvork. General duties, consistent with most office assistant jobs, consist of running errands for office personnel, answering the phone, helping keep records, and typing. OFFICE ASSISTANTS MRS AGNES SEYDLER S ASSISTANTS Vernnta Cunnungham Dorothy Luce Joan Duncan Judy Barrett Alice Carmlcal Duane Ford Betty Koenig Shnrley Muller Barbara Tarver Gaby Mattews Margaret Kopenltz Sharley Early Gale McMeans Patsy Lester Jeanette Parham Judy Lawler MRS SEYDLER S ASSISTANTS MRS BLANCHE MORGAN'S AUDIO VISUAL CLUB But un whnchever otfnce students work ut can be assured that they are deserving of gratntude for they are small cogs that make for the smooth running of the bug machlnery of a modern school f Q M, .., , o Q 1 1 g 11 Presently marching to SSES !- If If 3' sl CABINET Ar1IwUr Brown J. C. Burnham Douglas U77eII Brian SeIander I-Ie-IIerw Pe'1y JC Arm SPMYII LaureIJor1es MID-TERM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P DOJGLAS UZZELL If P cf ARTHUR BROWN S 6 gk JO ANN SMITH Sergr fa Ar ws BRIAN SELANDER Troas J C BLJRNHAM iv E5 Rcporror IEE LAUREL JONES ,f-2 QC' ASHTON, SANDRA AVIS, BEVERLY BACARISSE, LESLIE BACARISSE, LESTER BACARISSE, VIRGINIA FHA 53-56. FHA 53-56, City Volley- Mid-Term Senior Sophomore, Junioyl Sen. ball 54-56, PE Leader FBVOYITS- ior Cabinets, FHA 53-545 54-55: JA 54-56. Red Coats 53-56, Nat'l Honor Society 55-56, Office Assistant 53-56, Oil Womang Mid-Term Senior Favorite. BATSON, BOBBY GEEGIE, BOGLE Football Manager 53-54. Football 53-55, Letterman 54-55g Baseball 55p Bowling 54. 'CN '-f BURNHAM, .l. C. Football 53-55, Mid-Term Senior Cabinet, Treas- urer, Most Handsome Mid-Term Senior Boy. BROWN, ARTHUR Vice President Senior Class, Football 52-55, Captain, Third Most Popular Gulf Coast Player, Baseball 52-55, Captain, Most Valuable, Most Popular Mid-Term Senior Boy. 'X Q-119-f 1 BRYCE, JERRY BURLESON, JANETTE ROTC. FHA. BYFORD, RUTH DANIELS, MELTON DARDAR, FLOYD DEAN, JEDDY FHA, DE. 4 DESCANT, JIMMY Basketball, Intramural 54, Bowling Club 53. EPLEW, BETTENEL Office Assistant, Library Assistant, FHA. G3 v-ff FARRAR, CAROLYN FISK, CHARMAINE GEORGE, JERRY JA 53-55, Treasurer Choral Club 54, Girls' 54-55. Glee Club 55, FRL. if PUD G C? GRAHAM, VAYGENE Bowling Club 55-56, FNA 55-56,-CSU 55-56, Most Beautiful Mid- Term Senior Girl. HALE, JUDY Glee Club, Librarian 54-56, Choral Club 54-55, PE Leader 53-55, Intramural Volleyball and Basketball Champs 53-54, FHA 53-55, May Fete 54, Bowling Club 55. vm, 4 7,1 K is mu C' . .hs , r HARLAN, BEVERLY HARRlSON, CHARLOTTE Office Assistant 55. FHA, Song Leader 54-56. HANNSZ, ARTHUR CSU 53-56, B Team Football 53, A Team Football 54-55, Track 54-55, Cross Country Track 54. HEUGATTER, DELORES FHA 54, City Volleyball 55, PE Leader 54. HICKS, BEVERLY Glee Club, Librarian 54-56, Choral Club, Librarian 55-56, CSU 55-56, FNA 55-56, FHA 55-56, Thespians 52, Office Assistant 55-56. lk 1- 1 rl -Q .,.-1 HOOPER, KENNETH JACKSON, SHIRLEY -lOl f1S0f1r G- B- ROTC 53-54, Glee Club, Givlg' Glee Club 53-55, Sergeant-at-Arms 53-54: Sophomore Cabinet Choral Club 55-56. 52-53. l C' 1 JONES, LAUREL Mayfete 54, CSU 53-511, Swim Team 53-55, Captain 55, FHA 53-55, Senior Cabinet, Rep. KARNEI, MAURINE FHA 55. FHA 55, KRC, CHARLES Baseball 53-55, Basket- ball 54-55, Co-Captain 55. fu LEAGO, FRANK E 1 fb '1 ini X.. 'TV KEELE, BETTY JOYCE CSU 53, FHA 55-56, Mayfete 55, Orchestra 53-55, Mid-Term Senior Favorite. 1 -T' 1 ix if LONG, NED SONNY LYNN, W. E. Football 53-55, Letterman ROTC. 53-55, Student Council 55, Most Valuable Player 55. Q- 509 KIRN, PAUL L, KOEPKE, BETTY ARLINE ROTC 52-53i DE 55' FHA 54-56: CSU 54. 'C -. LYON, 0,-. , T JIMMY MCCALLUM, JACKIE MCDANIEL, .lERVlS H. MCKENNA, JERRY MAGILL, WINSTON MEDLEY, MICHAEL FHAJ JA? PE Team ROTC 53-55. Mayfete 55. Leader. MORGAN, JAMES MYERS, MELANIE CSU 54-55, Office Assist- ant 55-56, PE Leader 55-56, National Honor Society 55-56, JA 55-56. OSBAHR, UWE H. PARSONS, GLORIA Glee Club, Red Coats 54, FHA 54, CSU 54, Future Teachers. Alt - 'G' , OATES, BEVERLY FHA 53-54, Office Assistant 55, Volley- ball 55. an OLIVER, LUCIE ORTON, ELAINE Library Assistant 54-555 JA 53, Modern Dance National Honor Society. Club 5-1-55, FHA. PENNY, FRED Baseball 53-55, Letter- man 5l-55, All-City 55, B Team Football 53, A Team Football 54, B Team Basketball 53 A Team Basketball 54. REEVES, WAYNE 4 A REIST, CLAUDETTE Band, Reporter 55, Sec- retary 55-56, Hi-Y 55, Most Popular Mid-Term Senior Girl. on 15 .,1 L RICOTTA, SHIRLEY FHA 55. PETTY, HELEN LUCILLE Mayfete 55, Junior, Senior, Cabinet, Library Assistant, FHA 53-56, Office Assistant 54-56, PE Leader 54-56, Mid- Term Senior Favorite, Thespians. 4 .-35 RIOS, ROSIE FHA, PE Tearn Leader. RATHER, DON 'B Team Baseball and Football 511, A Team Football 55, Mid-Term Senior Favorite, Presi- dent Amateur Radio Club. 5 SAUCEDO, NAOMI FHA, Sergeant-at-Arrns. xx irq iQ L SELANDER, BRIAN SEMBERA, PEARL SHINE, MARGARET ANN SHORCK, JO ANN SKILES, DONNIE WENDELL CSU, FHA. Honor Society, Choral FHA: Disaster Squad Honor Society, Sergeant- Club Rep. First-Aid Captain. at-Arms Senior Class, Mid-Term Senior Favorite. L SLEDGE, BEVERLY ANN FHA. Tr x SMITH, JO ANN FHA President 555 Secretary Senior Class, Mid-Term Most Rep. Senior Girl. A SOJOURNER, MARGARET JOYCE FHA 54, Office Assist- ant 54-55, Honor Society 555 Statesman, Oil Woman 55. Jil w , 1 1. STEFFEN, NANCY Honor Society 565 Bas- ketball 55, Library Assist- ant 54-56, Ticket Seller 53-56, Oil Woman 555 Choral Club 53-55, Sec- retary 54-555 CSU 53-54. SMITH, PATRICIA SMITH WILDA SNYDER, PARRILEE G. FHA, JA 53-56, Per- FHA. FHA 53-55g Orchestra sonnel Man. 53-55, Vice President 55 STEWART, ALMA GENE Statesman Rep. 54, Junior Council 54, FHA 53-55, Office Assistant 55-565 Honor Society 55-56, Statesman Staff 54. STRANGE, EDWIN Choral Club Librarian 555 ROTC 2nd. Lt. 53-54, Boys' Glee Club 54. TAITE, OMA FHA, Honor Society, Choral Club, Thespiang Mayfeteg Library Assist ant THOMPSON, BOBBIE Honor Society 55-565 PE Leader 54-56, Bowl- ing Club 55-56p Senior Cabinet 55-56. l J 'G' l TOMLINSON, HULDA FHA 53-565 PE Cap- tain 54. 4? UZZELL, DOUGLAS Speakers Forum 53-54, B Team Football, May Fete 53, CSU 55g Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Senior Presi- dent. WAGENHAUSER, DOROTHY Honor Society 54-56p PE Leader 54-55g Junior Cabinet: Senior Cabinet, Spelling League 55. WALKER, THELMA American Legion Club 53-56, Vice President, I WARE, WARREN WAYNE WEST, YVONNE WILLIAMS, JOYCE CSU, FRLg Honor So- Team Leader 555 Office Cl9fYi FTA: NFL: Debate Assistant, FHA 54. Letter 54. Nat'l Honor Society 54-56gThespian Society 54-567 Student Rotariang Oil Man, Mid Term Most Rep. Senior Boy. WOODWARD, LYNN 'G' WRIGHT, EDITH FHA 53-56. gr 'E , ,..V T 2 4. 4 . Hki ,511 5 S 4 5 'iz . V + 1 x f M g21, p3Rg , . H -Q.: if 11 53 ,,.- f. Y 1 mi ,- ,,gM..vM f. f 2 V- Wm? 1 JUNE SENIQR OFFICERS I Pressderwf KAY WRIGHT Treasurer NINA MCCONATHY Vice Preslderwf BOBBY MOY Qergeanvarlxrms SONDRIA HUMPHREY SeCI'eT8Vy MAGGIE BRISTIK Re-pgrfer JUDY WILLIAMS JUNE SENIOR CABINET From left to rrghf Jearwewe Parham Charles Ann Schultz Maqgme Brrsfk NI Tam Aluce Carrhrcal Beverly Kfmbrough Nha McCohaThy Frank Hesrer Dvarwe Ahgerstem Be sy LeBIeu Bohhy Moy Barbara Mrka amd Kay Trrrhble Q ,. I a I I I , , , I5 I f I I f f . A X . . I I I J I I ' 1 ADEN, JOHN AKERS, LARRY , vu I P E I ALBERT, DANIEL g. M ALBRECHT, SHIRLEY ANN FHA 53-54, Office Assist- ant 55-56, Team Leader 53-54. 54.- iq,-ev 'S- Q ALFORD, DALE ALFORD, GRACIE MARIE Thespian 54-56. Q- 5 'spa 'CI7 ANGERSTEIN, DIANE FHA 53-54, Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, Senior Cabinet, Oil WOrYtal't, FTA 54-56, Student Council 55, Honor Soc. 55-56, Rep., Team Leader, Statesman, Co-Ed.-in-Chief. CSU 54-55. ASHWORTH, KENNETH Orchestra 53-55, CSU 53. C'T' ALLEN, VONNIE FHA 53-56, Volleyball Champs 53-54-55, Bas ketball 54-56, CSU 53. ANDERSON, DORIS Girls' Glee Club Secre- tary, PE Leader, Office Assistant 55-56, CSU, Secretary, Junior Cab- inet, Reporter, Mayfete 54, Future Nurses 55-56, Intramural Basketball, Captain 54-55. ATKINSON, ROBERT Band 53-56, Orches- tra 56. AUSTIN, RITA LANE FHA 54-56, JRC 55-56i CSU 54-55, Junior Achievement 53-56. :L ALEXANDER, JOHNNY Bowling Club 53-56, President 54-55, Band 53-54, Track Team 54-56, Captain 54-55, Thespian, Orchestra 53-54, Contest Play 55, Student Director, Student Council 54-55. 2? 'V' ANDRE, BETTY Red Coats 54-56, FHA 53-54, Parliamentarian Office Assistant 55-56 Library Assistant 56. BABIN, BEVERLY Thespian 54-56, Student Director 55-56, Future Teachers 54-56. BAILEY, ANN FHA 53-56. BAILEY, BEVERLY BAILEY, JOSEPHINE Thespians 55-56, Vice President, Red Coats 54-56, Bell Sgr, FHA, Treasurer 55. kv' il BANES, RUTHIE BARROW, RICHARD BARROW, THOMAS FHA 55-56. ,SJ 'f '7 I BAKER, LOWELL JANE BANES, FAYE FHA 56, PE Capiain FHA 56. 55-56, Volleyball Champs 55, Senior Cab- inet. BEALL, CAROLYN BEDGOOD, WILLIAM , 0 Y l BELL, DORIS BELL, W,.1. JR. BENEFIEL, SHIRLEY BENNETT, SAM BERND, JAMES Glee Club 54-56, Band 53-56, Orches- Foo1baII 53-54. Librarian 56, Modern tra 54-56. Dance Club 54-55, 1' ' BERRY, GRACE BEYER, DONALD BIGGER, ROBERT BILBRO, JAMES Choral Club 54-55, Sergeant-at-Arms, DE Sergeant-at-Arms, FHA 53-54. Amateur Radio Club. Oil Man for a Day, IA? Q' if, BIRD, PATTY ff! BLACK, SHIRLEY FHA. Future Teachers, Junior l BOEHM, MARSHA FREEMAN Thespian, TV Play, DE, Sweetheart, DE, Treas- urer, Modern Dance Club. Achievement Treasurer. Rorc 53-55, capiain. hx,- Q...-. 5m BLACKSTONE, RAYMOND ROTC 53-55, Pennant 54-56, Photographer, Statesman 55-56, Photographer, Bowling Club 56, Junior Achievement 55-56. '21 ay BLAIR, ALVIN ROTC 53-56, Officer. 73 X x BINION, CLAYTE Rorc 53-55, capiain, Bowling Club 54. 'L 3 BLOECHER, LEAH RAY Office Assistant 54, Clinic Assistant 55-56, Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior Cabinet, FHA 54-56, Statesman Rep. 53-54, Secretary, Parliamen- tarian of FHA. Q' 1-.Q BOHAC, BARBARA JEAN KIRBY, BOSTON Speakers Forum 53-54, Office Assistant 55-56, FHA 54-55, Red Coats 55-56, BOWERS, LORETTA FHA 54-55, Girls' Glee Club 55-56, Librarian, Choral Club 56, Bowl- ing Club 54, Volleyball 55, Basketball 56. BOYD, JOHN NHS, Sergeant-at-Arms Debate Club, NFL, Speakers Forum, Oil Man for a Day, States- man Rep. ixrnif x BOYD, SHARON BOYTE, BILLY BRIGGS, NANCY Band 53-56, Reporter 55-56, Orchestra 55-56, Reporter 55-56, FHA. l BRISTIK, MAGGIE Modern Dance Club 54-56, PE Leader 54, May Fete 55, Library Assistant, Senior Cabinet, Junior Achievement, Student Council, Senior Favorite. ll BROWN, RICHARD Radio Club, Reporter, ,. -A1 BROWNE, DONALD BRACK, O, M. Choral Club, Vice Presi dent 54-55, President 55-56, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Chaplain 55-56, Boys' Glee Club 55, Track 54-55, Track Man- ager 55-56, Student Council, Oil Man. BRADLEY, CHARLES Band 53-56, BRAVENAC, BENNY Hi-Y 55-56, Debate 54, Speakers Forum 54-56, NFL 54-56, CSU 54, Oil Man, Student Coq. gress 55, Bowling 55, Externp. 54-56, Honor Society 55-56, K , 4 BROOKS, LENA MARIE BROWN, MARY LOUISE Sf-:Y I BROWN I NG, CAROL ANN Library Assistant 55-56, CSU 55-56, FNA 55-56, Glee Club 55-56, Team Leader 56, Basketball Champs 56. Honor Society, FHA 54, Team Captain 53-54, Modern Dance Club, Volleyball Champs 55, Office Assistant. BROWN PATRICI , A Speakers Forum 53-56, Reporter 55, Forensic League 53-56, PE Leader 54-56, CSU 54-55, Honor Society 55-56, Oil Woman. BROUSSARD, DONALD 'EE' BRYAN, KAREN FTA 54-56, FRL 54-56, CSU, Red Coats 54-56, Volleyball Team 53, Gym Secretary 55, Office Assistant 56. Qs -3-l if BRYANT, LLOYD BUHLER, CAROLYN FHA 53-545 Tennis Team 555 Volleyball Team 555 Ticket Seller 54-56, PE Leader 555 Basketball Champs 54-56. BUSH, CAROL FHA 53-54, 1 -1 'Ffi QQ 'sr- QS? BUMGARDNER, DAVlD BURCHFIELD, ERMA Statesman 54-55, Sports Recl Coats5 FHA, Editor 55. i A BURDETT, BARBARA Honor Society 55-565 DE Club 54-55, President 55-565 FHA 55-55 Delegate to State DE Convention 55. 1? if '59 L U3 C 0 I lb Z b 2 2 IP XJ S Z 5 Sn 41 P Z If N2 3 FT1 r W b mgm ini nz 5535.2 we T35 gm MQ 31' E ITT -1 ETS L-52 59-i E95 mg? Q9 3-C 2? 'fx tra 55-56. 4.5 ....q A - BURNETT, CHLOE FHA 565 FNA Re- porter 55-56. BUSSA, MARCEA Thespians 56. CALDWELL, RICHARD Sophomore Cabinetp Senior Cabinet, CSU 55-565 Honor Society 55-565 Forensic League 52-565 Officer5 Speakers Forum 52-56, Officerg Debate 55-565 Director of Forum Follies. CARKEET, CHARLOTTE Thespians 55-565 CSU 54-56, CARLSON, SHARON Bowling Club 54-565 FHA 54-555 Junior Achievement 55-56. wx? L CARMICAL, ALICE CSU 53-56, PRL 55-56, Red Coats 54-56, Office Assstant 35-55, Glee Club 54-56, Lib-arian 54-55, Treasurer 55-56, Cho'aI Club 55-56, Junior Cabinet 54-55. f-.Q X 5 arf ,4 rqx C' i CARTER, JIMMY B. CASHMERE, CHARLES CASTROW, ALTON CHANCE, DAN T CU? '7 'md CHANDLER, MARGIE Homeroorn Rep, 54, FHA, President 55, Sec- retary 54, Red Coats 54-56, Co. A Drill Lt. 56, CSU, PE Se:'etar,f. CLEMENT, LAVONA FHA 53-55. A CHASTAIN, GLENDA CSU 53, Future Nurses 53-56, Junior Red Cross 54-56, Nurses Assist- ant 54. v? CHILDERS, JOHNNIE i COE, LESLIE ANN Bowling Club 54-55 Secretary 55-56, FHA 53-56, JA, Treasurer COLLIER, SANDRA LOI5 Red Coats 54-56, Statesrnan Co-Business Manager, Library As- sistant 53-55. Cate CLARK, ALTA ELIZABETH Thespians, Honor So- ciety, CSU, PRL, FHA. A COLLINS JEAN Red Coats 55-56. CLARK, MARGUERITE CSU, Vice President, FRL, Rotary Sweetheart, National Honor Society, Oil Woman, Team Leader 54-55, Homeroorr Representative 53-54, Office Assistant. s. CONNER, MAURICE WAYNE DE 55-56, Vice Presi- dent, Convention Dele gate JA 55-56, Vice President 55-56, Senior Cabinet, MC at City DE Banquet. CONTELLO, VINCE ZIMMERMAN, ZELLA COOMBES, ROBERT COOPER, BETTY COPELAND, SUE DE 54.56, FHA 54-se. FHA 55-56, Library Assistant 54-56. l . if tl V N.-1 - Abs COULTER, ROBERT COX, SIDNEY B Team Football 53-54, Tennis Team 53-56, Chess Club 55-56, Student Council 56, Junior Achievement 56. CRAIG, ANGELA Red Coats 53-56, Trumpet Sgt. 55-56, FHA 53-56, Officer CSU 56, Office Assistant 55-56. CRANE, PAT CRAWFORD, DARWIN Team Leader 54-56, Dance Club 53, City 54, Volleyball 53-545 Swimming Manager 535 Jr. Cabinet, Pres. of FHA 55, Statesman 54-561 Office Asst. 56, Jr. Achievement. 45 . i 4' 7 4-5 W--.cv T' V CRENSHAW, JAMES CULLER, DONNA CUSIMANO, ANTHONY DARWlN, BILL DAVIS, PAT FHA 52-55, Dance Club. F rb H 54-55. FHA 53-56, Modern Oo 8 Dance Club 55-56. DAVIS YVONNE PE Team Leader, FHA, Basketball Champs 55, Office Assistant, Junior Achievement. DEAN, LORA RUTH FHA 53-55. DEASON, JEANETTE Red Coats 54-56, Homeroorn Rep 54-55, FHA 55-56, Volleyball Champs 53, DEEDS, ELMON DEHART, SHIRLEY JEAN Baseball Team 53, Track N6Yl0f15l HONOI' SOUETYI Team 55. FHA, Library Assistant, DEMARET, CAROL Cheerleader 55-56, Junior Favorite 55, Red Coat 55-56, FHA 54-56, Vice President, CSU 56, Mayfete 56, Queen. DENNIS, RODRICK WARREN ROTC 53-56, Major 56, Battalion Executive Of- fice, City Drill Platoon 55, Statesman Rep 54-56. DEVRIES, PIERSON DEWEESE, l-AVERNE Thespian, President, Library Assistant 55-56, Student Council. B0Wllf19 Club 55-562 CSU 55-56, Future Nurses Club 55-56. DIETRICH, PATTIE Girls' Glee Club 54-56 Red Coats 55-56, Sophomore Cabinet 54-55, CSU 54-55, Modern Dance Club 54-55, Homeroom Rep. 54-55. 14 DOLIN, BOBBIE DOMINIK, FLORENCE DONAHO, DELTA DORSETT, BILLY BOB DOUGHTEE. MARGIE Choral Club 54-56, FHA, FHA 53-55, Volleyball Bowling Club, Choral Volleyball Champs 55, Team 53 and 55, Team Club, Tennis Team. FHA 55-56. Leader 54. f if' gf .ggi L DOUGHTY, DOUGLAS DOWELL, JEANETTE Red Coats 54-56, Sgt., 55-56, FHA 54-56, Ser- geant-at-Arrns 55-56, Office Assistant 55-56. l DUKE, MILTON DUNCAN, JOAN DUNCAN, JOE FRL, President 55-565 Red Coats 55-56, Y- Hi-Y 55. Student Council, Oil Man Teen 55: FHA, OffiCer 55, Football Invoca- 54-567 Office Assist- tions 55. ant 55-56. DUNSON, DORIS DURDEN, JIMMIE FHA, CSU, FNA, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Office Assistant. DUTKA, GERTRUDE FHA. DYER, MARGUERITE DYESS, LEOLA Red Coats 54-56, FHA FHA- Office Assistant 54-56, Library Assistant 56. EARNEST, BEATRICE EDGE, BILLY FHA, Junior Achieve- Bowling Club, Visual ment. Education Club, Band 53. EHMAN, BETTY FHA 55, Red Coats 55-56, Office Assistant 56, CSU 56. EHRHARDT, GEORGE ELSNER, CARL RV, T-. 1 . 4 ELSON, WALTON ROTC, Battalion Com- mander, Drill Platoon, Rifle Team, Student Council, Bowling. ENRIQUEZ, GLORIA FAIN, PAT FALCON, BOB FARMER, FRED FHA. Boys' Glee Club, Secre- Choral Club, Sergeant tary, Choral Club, at-Arms 55. FARRAR, JAMES FAWCETT, LEONARD FINKELMAN, MARY FLEMING, PATRICIA Junior Cabinet, CSU 54, Oil Woman 55, Office Assistant 55, Honor Society 55-56. FISHER, ELEANOR FLEEGER, BILL Office Assistant. Track Team 54-56, Cross-Country 54-56 Co-Captain. FOERSTER, JERLENE FOLKS, MELBA FONDA, BARBARA ANN FORBES, DOROTHY CSU 54-56, FHA 53-54. FHA, CSU. CSU 54-56, 'IYCBSUVGY 56, FHA 54-56, FNA 56, Modern Dance Club 54-55, Swiming Team 54-55. FOSTER, GARY Audio Visual Club 53-565 ROTC 53-54, 2nd, Lt.5 Drill Platoon 53-545 Sachmo 55. FOSTER, RICHARD FROEHLICH, GILBERT FROEHLICH, LORETTA LOIS Honor Society 55-565 CSU 565 Missionary Chairrnan5 Volleyball Champs 535 Team Leader 555 Office Assistant 55-565 Homeroom Rep.5 Oil Woman 55. -o-.-f' l FOWLER, JOE Bowling Club5 Cafeteria Host 565 Football 545 Baseball 54-55. Ti FOX, JERRY Chess Club5 Literary Editor of Statesman. FRENCH, DOUGLAS ROGERS Pennant Staff 55-56, Business Manager. FURSTENFELD, ROLAND GARRETT TOMMY GARRISON, DON GEER, BETTYE JO Band 53-555 CSU 545 Bowling Club 545 FHA 535 Clinic Assistant 56. GIBBS, FRANCES Choral Club 565 FHA. GILBERT, JUDY Red Coats 53-56, Cor- poral5 Glee Club 54-555 Modern Dance Club 53-545 CSU 565 FHA 555 Treasurer5 Clinic Assistant 56. GILLIS, GENE GILRUTH, DIANA Red Coats 53-56, Co B Drill lt.5 Office Assistant5 CSU. 1 GINN, GORDON ff- Q1-f A 1 OOFF, JORDAN GOLDEN, EMMA GOLDEN, SYLVIA GOODEN, JOE Am9VlCaVl Legion Club: FHA- Office Assistant Honor Soclelyf Ameri- Baseball 54-56, Capfaln 56. can Legion Clubg B Foofball 53-547 Baseball Manager 555 Oil Many Pennant S1aff55-565 Baskeiball 55g Senior Favorile, sim! QA? 1? 'Hi JL GORDON, SHIRLEY GORKA, CHARLES GOWER, TOMMY GRAY, ROBERT GUENTHRIE, IDA Junior Aflvevemem 54: Golf Team 53-54p Track ROTC Officer 56, Rifle FHA 54555 Pl'95ldem- Team 5115 Intramural Team 55-565 Drill Basketball 55. Platoon, 55-56. GUERNSEY, ELAINE FHA 554565 Modern Dance Club 53555 Svafesman 56. 43' GUETTNER, DORIS GUMIENNY, DOROTHY GUSTAFSON, GLENN JAHNS, LORA Choral Club 56g Team SYa1esman, Assoclale Tlvesplans. FHAg Glee Clubg CSU Leader 55g FHA 55: Bas- Edltor 55-56g Honor ketball Champs 55, Socielyg Oil Womang FTAg FHA 53-56. :Ffa 1-4 I5 Q.. HARMON, HELEN HARRELL, MARY NAN HARRIS, RONALD HAY, DONALD LEE HENDERSON, JACK FHA 55-56, volleyball FHA, Team Leader. DEXTER CSU 54.56, pfesidem 56, A,,d,O,v,5,,ai Club, Champs 55. DE 55-56. B Team Basketball 55, Captain, A Team Bas- ketball 56. uf' -4.1- HENNIGAN, LORNA FHA 55-56, Girls' Glee Club 54-56, Reporter 55, HERBERT, SALLY Glee Club 53-56, Vice Pres. and Accompanist, Team Leader 54-55, FHA 55-56, Honor Soc. 55-56, CSU 53-54, A l l-S t a t e Choir 55-56, Bowling Club, Letter and Medal, Oil Woman Alternate. L4 HERNANDEZ, SUSIE Horneroom Rep. 54-55, Statesman Rep. 54-55, DE 55-56. 'Pigu- HILGER, GEORGE ANN Red Coats 55-56, CSU HILLYER, EDDlE Choral Club, Bowling 54, Homeroom Rep 53, Club, CSU Treasurer, Statesman Rep. 54, Junior Red Cross, Treasurer. X A HILMERS, MARTHA HINSLEY, BOB FHA 56. Basketball 53-56, Cap- tain 55-56, Oil Man, Student Council. HIX, JUDY CSU 53-56, Social Chair- man 55, Honor Society 55-56, Office Assistant 53-56, Junior Achieve- ment, Treas., Vice Pres. 53-54, Speakers Forum 53-55, Nat'l, Forensic League 54-55. 7'1- Q- HODGE, HARVEY HOEMANN, GERALDINE Choral Club, Manager Bowling Club 54-55: A Team Basketball, Office Assistant 54-56, Tennis Team 56. FHA, fi U15 xx I l'A HOHMANN, LOUISE Honor Society 54-565 American Legion Club 53-56, Vice President 565 Red Coats 53-56, Drum Maior 55-565 Pennant Staff 54-56, Asst. Ed. 55-565 Choral Club 565 Mayfete 565 Office Asst. 55. HOKE, BETTY HOLMES, MARY HOLT, ALETHA HOMBURG, W. C. FHA 53-56. FHA 54-565 CSU 54-565 Band 53-56. Officer 55. HOOD, RONALD Choral Club 53-56, Vice President5 All-State Choir 54-555 Thespian Society5 Track Team 53-55. HOSKINS, JULIA CSU 55-565 Junior Achievement 53-565 Office Assistant 55-565 Choral Club 56. Q Na--7 k.! ZINIGA, MARY LOUISE HULL, MARGARET Red Coats 54-56, Drill Master 55-565 Honor S0ciety5 Oil Woman5 CSU 54-555 Speakers Forum 565 Track Sweet- heart. LL HOUSE, JOYCE FHA 53-56, Reporter 55-565 FTA 53-565 Re- porter 55-565 Red Coats 54-56, CO. A Bugle Lt. 55-56, HOUSE, PATTY HOWARD, BILL Honor Society5 Red Coats B Team Football 535 54-555 DE 55. Football Manager 54. HUMPHREY, SONDRIA Volleyball Team 535 Sophomore Cabinet5 Red Coats 54-56, As- sistant Drill Master 55-565 May Fete 545 Senior Cabinet5 Baseball Sweetheart 55-565 Track Sweetheart 55-565 Office Assistant 54-56. HURST, LINNA JEAN Red Coats 54-56, Co. A Drum Lt, 55-565 FHA 54-56, Treas- urer 55-56. HYNSON, PAT Thespians5 CSU5 Red Coats5 FRL, gt JANES, JARRELL JENNINGS, ROY Band. JETER, MARGARET FLORENCE CSU 55-56, Reporter, Honor Society 55-56, Treasurer, Speakers Forum, NFL, Oil Woman, Rotary Sweetheart, Team Leader. JEU, ANNlE MAY FHA 52-53, Song Leader, Statesman, Advertising Rep. 53, Business Man- ager 54-56, Quill and Scroll 53-56, Red Coats 55-56, Honor Society 54-56, Modern Dance Club 53. JOFFRION, AUBREY Football Team. JOHLE, EUGENE JOHNSON, BOBBIE JOHNSON, JOHN JONES, BARBARA JEAN Football, Basketball, Red Coats 54-56, Bari- Baseball, Head Trainer 54-56, Choral Club 54-55, Boys' Glee Club 54. tone Sgt., Glee Club 54-56, Thespians 55-56, FHA 55, Gym Secre- tary 56. QU JONES, JO ANNE Red Coats 54-56, Statesman, Feature Edi tor 55-56, FHA 55-56, CSU 56. JORDAN, JERALD HALE, TOMMY Golf Club. HAMILTON, JIMMY HAMPTON, DONNIE LEE Band 53-56, Orchestra 53-56, Band Treasurer 55-56, Uniform Man- ager 55-56. N7 'f1 HARBERT, NORMA CSU, FHA, Junior Achievement. INGRAM, DORIS Red Coats 53-56, CSU 53-56, FHA, Officer 55-56, FRL 54-56, Vice President, Bowling Club, Choral Club 53-56, Secretary 55-56. INMAN, GARY American Legion, Ser- geant-at-Arms 55-56, CSU, President 55, Student Council Vice President 55-56, Honor Society 55-56, Oil Man, Junior Rotarian 55, Senior Favorite. IRVIN, BOBBY KADLECEK, MARY KASZYCKI, ANDR W FHA 54-56. E Chess Club, President. KEELING, BILL KESSELER, CAROLE ANN FHA, May Pete 54, 56, Baseball Queen 56, Red Coats, Swiss Flag, CSU 53, Office Assistant 53-56. T KIMBROUGH, BEVERLY MYREL Honor Society 55-56, Oil W o m a n, CSU 53-55, Speakers Forum 54, 56, NFL 54-56, Red Coats 54- 56, Sec. 55-56, Pennant 54-56, Ed. 56, Most Beau- tiful Sr. Girl, Stu. Coun., Sec., Jr., Sr., Cabinet, FTA 55-56, Vice Pres. ree.. 95-1 - 0, rr , 2 ' I 1 xi 4 KING, ORMAND Audio-Visual. KIESLING, CAROL Honor Society 55-56, CSU, PE Leader 55-56, Office Assistant 55, Dance Club 53-55, Vol- leyball 55, Basketball 55, Manager. x.. KILLGORE, KATHRYN CSU 54-56, FTA 54-55, NFL 54-56, Speakers Forum 54-56, JA 54.56, Honor Society 55-56, Alternative Oil Woman 55, PE Leader, Debate Squad 54-56. Ir KIRKBRIDE, MOLLYE Red Coats 54-56, CSU 53, Glee Club 55-56, FHA 53-56, Modern Dance Club 53, Tri- Hi-Y 55-56. X9 Q-nf KITE, KENNETH KILNAR, NORMAN sf KITZMANN, PATRICIA Red Coats 54-56, FTA 55-56, Office Assist- ant 55-56, Honor So- ciety 55-56, FHA 55, KLEINWORTH, KENNETH KOENIG, BETTY KOCI, ANNA Red Coats 54-56, Future Junior Red Cross, Teachers 55-56, Office Library Assistant, FHA. Assistant 55-56, FHA 55, JA 53-55. KONARIK, MARIANNE FHA 53, FHA Reporter, Intramural Volleyball Captain, Intramural Bas- ketball Captain, PE Team Leader 53, 54, 55. KOPINITZ, MARGARET Red Coats 53-56, First Aider 55-56, FHA 56, Glee Club 54-55, Choral Club 53-55, Office Assistant 54-56, Senior Favorite. KRUEGER, POLLY Red Coats 53-56, Bass Drum Sgt. 54-56, FHA 55, CSU 55-56, Honor Society 55-56. KRU5, CLINTON KRYSINSKI, BETTY JO FHA 54, PE Leader 54-56, 3 Year Letterman Volleyball Team, Intra- mural Basketball, Cap- tain 55, PE Secretary 54, Tennis Letterman 54. KULA, GEORGE LAGRONE, GEORGIA Honor Society, Reagan FHA 53-56, Team Leader, Hi-Y, Secretary, Tennis Gym Secretary. Team, if . A1 i LAKE, RICHARD LANDERS, BOBBY LANGE, ANNIE MAE ROTC FHA 54. LAPETINA, BARBARA ANN Band, Orchestra 53-56, Librarian 55-56, FHA 53. LAWES, LYNN Glee Club, President 55-56, Red Coats 53-56 Tenor Bugle Sgt. 55-56, Swimming Team 55-56, Student Council. LAWLER, JUDY LAWRENCE, STEPHEN LAWS, JAMES Red Coats 53-565 FHA 565 Glee Club 55-565 Office Assistant 54-56. LEBLANC, EARL A. ROTC 53-56, Captain Company Commander B Co,5 Reagan Rifles Drill Platoon Com- mander5 Rifle Team, LEE, TONY LERCH, ROSE MARIE T953-Y-Teen5 53-55 FHA5 53-55 Modern Dance Club5 Office Assistant 555 PE Leader 555 55-56 CSU. 4 LEFILS, CAROLYN ,Q 1' ' i - 5 T7 ' S., . LESTER, PATSY ANN FHA 53, 565 Office Assistant 55-565 Red Coats 54-565 Tri-Hi-Y 565 Future Teachers 55-565 CSU 56. LENK, FRANK Thespians5 American Legion5 Oil Man5 Light Man for Drama5 Bowl- ing 555 Mrs. McThing Senior Play 56. 417 5, Vx..-7 LENTZ, MARY JOYCE FHA 53-565 Volleyball Team 54. LEBLEU, BETSY Sr. Favorite5 American Legion5 Student Council 53-56, Pres. 55-565 CSU 53-56, Pianist, Song Di- rectorg Modern Dance Club 54-565 Nat'I, Honor Soc, 55-56, Vice Pres. 55- 565 Oil Wornan5 Soph,, Jr., Sr, Cabinet. LEPPARD, CAROL Junior Achievement, Secretary 55-56, Vice President 55-565 FHA 56. LEVWER, RAY LICHENSTEIN, TOMMY ROTC, LILLICH, BARBARA ANN RC 54-565 Modern Dance 53-545 CSU 53-565 Future Teachers 55-565 Office Assistant 54-565 Water Pageant 54. 3 i Eff LOHMAN, BARBARA FHA, Parliamentarian, FTA, Red Coats, Library Assistant, Office As- sistant, CSU. ' 1' 'nw LUND, BLANCHE Honor Society 55-56, Red Coats 53-56, Co. B Drum Lt. 55-56, CSU 54-55, Pennant 55-56, Assistant Editor 55-56, FTA 55, Choral Club 56. l 15 ZERBY, JOHN Bowling Club 54-56, Honor Society 54-56, Oil Man, Slide Rule Club, l LONGMIRE, PAT Choral Club, FHA, Sgt. 54-56, Intramural Champs 55. 51 1 '7 LUZZADER, MAXINE Choral Club 55-56. -F MCCONATHY, NINA Sophomore, Junior, Senior Cabinet, Mayfete, Honor Society, American Legion Club, Red Coats, Reporter, NFL, CSU, FHA, Speakers Forum. 'Q- - X:-,gf LORENZ, GERALDINE LOZANO, LIONEL MCCLAY, HARVEY MCCRUMMEN, VIRGINIA Band 53-56, Oil Man, CSU, Red Coats 54, Honor Society 54-56, FHA. Slide Rule Club 56, Y' il' VX, MCCULLOUGH, pAULA MCCULLUM, JACKIE MCDOUGAL, MARY Jo McFARLAND, JOE McMEANS, GAIL FHA 53.56. FHA, PE Team Leader, Track 54-56, Bowling Red Coats, Office Club 55-56, Oil Man, Assistant. Ford Industrial Arts Award 54-55. MCVEY, JON MARSH, NANCY LORRAINE Team Leader 53-505 FHA, Vice President 55-565 Choral Club5 Library Assistant. MAJORS, NELDA FHA 54-555 City Volley- ball Team 54-55, Cap- tain 555 PE Leader 54-565 Intramural Teams 53-56, Captain 54-565 Intramural Champs 555 Tennis Team 56. MANN, RALEIGH B Team Football 535 Track 54-565 Cross- Country Letterman 54-55, Captain 55. MARMION, JIM American Legion Club5 Football 54-565 Track 53-545 Student Con- gress 555 Editor States- man 55-565 Student Rotarian 55. MARSDEN, BARBARA American Legion Club5 Red Coats 54-565 Office Assistant 55. MARTIN, PATSY MARTIMEZ, MARY MARQUIS, LARRY RENE FHA 53.55, HELEN Audio-Visual 55-565 FHA, Secretary 55. CSU 545 ROTC 53-56: Cadet-lst Platoon Leader 55-56. MASTER, JACKIE Red Coats 53-56, American Flag Lt. 55-565 Choral Club 55-565 Glee Club 565 Mayfete 53-545 PE Secretary 55-56. MATHEWS, RUTHIE FHA. MATTHEWS, GABY ANN Red COBY5 54-565 FHA 54-565 Office Assistant 55-565 CSU 565 Base- ball Sweetheart 56. MAzzu, CATHERINE MEADOWS, JANE MEPRITT, ANTHONY FHA 54-565 Statesman Sophomore, Junior, Cab- Rep. 55, inet5 Statesman Circula- tion Manager 545 CSU 535 Red Coats 54-56, Swiss Flag 55-565 May- fete 54-555 Glee Club 55-565 City Volleyball Team 535 Office Asst . nys MIKA, BARBARA JEAN Red Coats 54-56, Co. B Bugle Lt. 55-565 FHA 53-565 Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Cabinet5 Pennant 55-56. : .3-. MILLER, FREDERICK x in MILLS, JIMMIE EUGENE MOBLEY, MILDRED Red Coats 53-565 FHA 53-56. MILLS, VIRGINIA FNA5 CSU5 FHA5 Junior Achievement, Secretary. ., ag. pr I -Q- .,. MOFFETT, JIM BOB Honor Society5 Oil Man5 Meyfete 565 B Team Football 535 A Team Football 54-555 A Team Basketball 54-555 Cafeteria Host 55-56. MILLER, HAZEL FHA 545 Honor Society 55-565 Intramural Volley- ball Team 55. MINDIOLA, GILBERT l MILLER, MARGIE CSU 55-565 FRL 565 Honor Society 55-565 Intramural Volleyball Team 545555 Intramural Basketball Team 56. cv' 1 MINTER, ARLETTE FHA 53-555 Bowling Club 56. MILLER, MAURENE Red Coats 53-545 Thes- pian 55-565 FHA 55, Vice President5 Office Assistant 54-555 Library Assistant 565 CSU 53-555 FRL 54-565 PE Leader 565 Student Director 56. --J MITCHELL, WILLIAM Honor Society 55-565 Chess Club 55-565 FTA5 Oil Man5 Statesman, Reporter, Circulation Assistant 55-565 Co-As- sociate Editor 565 Homeroom Representa- tive 54-56. 1 x MONK, JIM MORRIS, BARBARA JEAN FHA 53-565 Y- Teen 54-55. MORTON, DON Co-Editor Statesman5 National Honor Society5 Student CounciI5 Oil Man5 Quill and Scroll. '27 MOY, BOBBY Baseball Captain, Vice President Senior Cab- inetg Student Councilg Baseball 54-565 Most Representative Senior Boy. 1 W' if MUELLER, KATHERINE MARIE FHA 53-511g DE 55-56. MOYES, WILLIAM x 'TD 4- 1 MUELLER, RUDY MULVEY, PAT 62' Y MUNIZ, PIEDAD National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll, States- man Cartoonistg ROTC, Pfc., SPC, Lt, K- MURRAY, BARBARA MYERS, CHARLES MYNAR, MALCOLM NAGLE, DIANA ANN ROTC. Audio-visual, ROTCg EUZABETH Student Council. Band 53-56g Orchestra .ah 5-4 NELSON, MARTHA Red Coatsg Cheerleader, FHA Secretary, DSUg Office Assistantg May- tete 56. rf' 54-555 Junior Cabinet 54-555 Swim Team 55.56 Manager 54-55. i G6 NORTHCUTT, JO ANN NOSER, TOMMY NOSSEK, JOHN CARL NOVAKOSKL Lll.l.lAN FHA Football Manager 54-55 FHA NEILL, WILLIAM NOWAK, DELORES JEAN NOVASAD, JOYCE NOWAKOWSKI, HARRY RAYMOND FHA 53.54, DE 54.56, Band, Orchestra, States- DE- Secretary 55-56. man Circulation Man- ager. i i qs OGG, ELSIE FHA, an-'7 .xxx T 'T7 ONG, ALBERT Baseball Manager. 5' fs , r X Ag PALMER, JEAN Office Assistant 55-56, Red Coats 54-56, FHA. PARHAM, JEANETTE CSU, Red Coats 54-56, Swiss Flagg 55-56, Glee Club 54-56, Rep., FHA, Officer 54-55, Junior Sergeant-at-Arms, Junior and Senior Cab- inet, Meyfete 55, Senior Favorite, OSTERMAN, MILTON JR. Bowling Club 53-56, President 55-56, Chess Club 55-56, Intramural Basketball 56, V s t 'J PATRONELLA, CAROLYN CSU 54-55, FHA 54-56, Y-Teen 54-56, JA 54, Tennis Team 54, Modern Dance Club 54, Intramural Volleyball Team 54. ODEM, CHARLOTTE Red Coats 53-56, Swiss Flag 55-56, Mayfete 55, Baseball Sweetheart 56, CSU, Choral Club 55, Track Sweetheart 56, Senior Favorite, Junior Cabinet, Office Assistant 53-56. PAGE, BETTY PALLAN, JO ANN ie 'YU rho.. PATTERSON, JOHN PATTERSON, RUTH B Team Football 54. PNC 53-56, FHA 53-56, CSU 54-56, Clinic Assistant. I Ns, 9' 7 t A PAYNE, TOMMY Golf Team 55-56, B Team Football 53-54, B Tearn Basketball 53, Bowling Club 55-56, fk 1 N1 '17 L1 I Y V A PEDROZA, ROSIE PEETE, EDDIE PENMAN, JAMES PERKINS, BOBBIE FHA, Reporter 55-56, Football, Swimming, Audio-Visual Club, ROTC 53-54, DE 54-56, Y-Teen 54-55. Sergeant-at-Arms 55-56 fi. li I QQ' 1 IX r '?1 PERKINS, HOWARD PERRY, DON PERRY, RAMONA Football 53-55, Office Football 53-541, Track Assistant, Book 53-55, Basketball 53, Room 53-56. Most Handsome Senior Boy. PETERSON, NELSON Band 53-56, Speakers Forum 53-56, NFL 54-56, Honor Society, Junior Cabinet, President, Oil Man, Student Council, Red Cross Representa- tive. PETTIT, ANNIE Basketball 55, Office Assistant 55-56. 4-4' PEVER, JOHN Track, Cross-Country Team, HI-Y, Homeroom Representative, Audio- Visual 1114 PHILLIPS, DENNIS PINSON, WANDA NELL PLOCHECK, MARGIE POLK, CAROLYN Speakers Forum 55-56, CSU? PRL' FHA' FRANCES Band 53 56, chess club FHA- 55-56, Honor Society 55-56. xv' v..ar L 'js POOLE, TOMMY POWERS, TOMMY PRINCE, VICTOR PRITCHETT, MARJORIE PROVINCE, BARBARA A Team Basketball Radio Club- Band 53-54, FHA 53-54, Red coats 54.56, office Manager 53-54, Football Modern Dance Assistant. 54-55, Head Manager, Club 54-55. Track Team 55-56, Trainer. 'nb fi PUDDY, JEAN ELIZABETH CSU 55, Red Coats 54-56, FHA 54-55, Modern Dance Club 54, Glee Club 567 Office Assistant 54-55. RAWLINSON, BILLY WAYNE Wil 'cl' RECORD, DONALD B Team Football 53, A Team Football 54-55, Letterman 55. .T 'YS RAY, WAYNE Orchestra 55-56, Presi- dent, Student Council 55-56, CSU 55, Social Chairman, Thespian, Student Director. REASONER, PATSY Office Assistant 54-56, Basketball Champs 55, CSU 55-56, Secretary. RECK, JERRY Thespian 55-56, Honor Society 55-56, FTA 55-56, Statesman, Columnist 55-56, Circu lation Staff 55-56, Co- Associate Editor 56. 5 Q - REED, BILL REEVES, JERRY REEVES, RALPH REEVES, WAYNE Hi.Y 53-56, Treasurer, Football Manager 53-54. Orchestra. Parliamentarian 55-56, Youth in Government 54, Student Congress 55, CSU 54-55. i -Q ' sr' REICHARDT, SARAH REINHARDT, CHARLES REYNOLDS, LELIA BETH RICE, CHARLES RICHARDS, BARBARA FHA, FRL, Treasuferi FHA, CSU 56. Fuwre Nurses Club CSU, Thespians, FNC, 5556? Clinic ASSISYGYWT Clinic Assistant, Sopho- 55-56: Modern Dance more Cabinet, States- Club 53- man Representative, be-n .1 1 1 RICKE, LAUREL ANN RISHER, MARILYN ROBERTSON, ROLAND ROBINSON, JACQUELYN ROCH, JOHN FHA 53-565 Fulure Nurses Club 53-567 Clinic AssisTan156g Library 56. ,- Q ROGERS, NELDA ROGERS, PAUL POOL, .IEANETTE ROPER, HERBERT ROSENTHAL, BEN PE Team Leader 53-56, Chofal Club 55, Boys Band 5356i Bowling Baseball 56. Nafional Honor Society DE 54-56, Glee Club 54. Team, 5556: Lehered B Baseball 55.56, Team Football 54, A Team Football 55. ROTERT, JO ELLA CSU 53-54, Team Leader 54-55, FHA 55-56, Volleyball and Basket- ball Tournament Team. RYAN, BOBBY SAFFORD, ANNA MAE FHA 54-555 Sophomore Cabinet, Honor So- ciety 55-56. NJ' 19 'lr SALTEE, EUN'CE SAMARTINO, JEAN .uf 'v' v 1 SCHAUTSCHICK, EILEEN Red Coats 54-56, Vice President 55-56, Honor Society 55-56, Office Assistant 54-56, FHA 53-54. FHA 55-56. 57' SCHNEIDER, CAROLYN Red Coats 53-56, Choral Club 53-56, Librarian 55, Treasurer 56, CSU 53-56, FRL 55-56: FHA 5A-56, Office and Library Assistant 55. SAMPSEL, SANDRA Red Coats 55-56, FHA 53-56, Historian 55-56, Bowling Club 54-56, Lettered 55. SAILE, BOBBY SALLACH, JIMMIE MAY DE 54-56, SANDHOP, SANDRA JO SCARDINO, JOHN Red Coats 55-565 Clinic Assistant 55-56. , ., 'YW sf E of EJ W -C ,f A B sci-ioELLicoPF, SCHOENFELDER, DON CLARENCE Golf Team 54-56. 4,8 3 S-. . 'NI' X l SCHUEBEL, MARY ANN City Volleyball Team 53-54, FHA 53-545 Modern Dance Club 53-54, Basketball and Volleyball Letter 53-555 Intramural Volleyball Champions 55. SCHULTZ, CHARLES ANN Red Coates 53-56, Swiss Flag Lt. 55-56, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior, Cabinet, Glee Club 55-56, Baseball Sweet- heart 55-56, Office Assistant, Volleyball Team 53-54: PE 590: CSU. SHOUP, BILLY Statesman Staff. SISCO, BETTY JO Orchestra 54-55, FHA 55. SCHVERAK, MILAM SERRES, CARL SHAFER, BARBARA Football 55, Track 55-56, Golf 53-54, Track Intramural Volleyball Lunchroom Host. 55-56, Swimming Team 55, FHA 56, 55-56, B Team Bas- ketball 53, Hi-Y 55-56. SHEARER, THOMAS C I SHUMATE, VELMA LEE DE- Red Coats 55-56, Swim- ming Team 54, Inter- scholastic League Spell- ing Contest 54, CSU 53-54, JA 53-54. SIDMAN, SUE SIMMONS, GAIL 5945555155351 JQYC5 J, SKIPPER, BILLYE SLAWINSKI, ROBERT Bowling Club, Swim- ming Team. SIMMONS, SANDRA FHA 55-56, FNC 55-56 Latin Club 53-55. SLEDGE, BEVERLY SMILEY, FRANCIS Red Coats 54-56, Office Assistant 54-56, FHA 55, Library Assistant 56. STEWART, ALBERTA A W1 SMITH, DONNA LOU FHA 54-55, Girls' Glee Club 54-56, Team Leader 55-56, Junior Achievement 52-55. SMITH, LAURA SUE Orchestra 53-56, Secre- tary 55-56, Band 54-55, FHA 55-56. 5011 4 I L SMITH, NADINE SMITH, PATRICIA SMITH, PHIL DOWLING Speakers Forum 53-56, Vice Pres, 56, Nat'l For- ensic League 53-56, Vice Pres. 56, Jr Cabinet,Vice Pres., Hi-Y 53-54, CSU 53-54, Oil Man, Sr. Fav- orite, Honor Soc., Cheer- leader 55-56, NFL, B Team Baseball 54. SMITH, ROBERT F. SNEAD, LYNN MARIE Swimming 54, FHA 53-56. SOFFOS, ANGELO CONSTANTY Hi-Y 53-56, Rep., Vice Pres., Dist. Pres., State Pres., Youth Gov., Del. Nat'l. Conv., Cent. Conf., Universal Medal, Speak- ers For. 53-56, NFL, Oil Man 55, Soph. Cab., Pres., Soph, Favorite, Stu. Coun. 53-56, Cheerleader 55-56, Mavfete 56, Tennis 56, B Football 53, Sr. Fav. T Yx Q SPADACHENE, SPRINGER, JERROL SPRUCE, MAVANEE STARKS, DAVIS STASNY, CHARLES ANTHONY Baseball 53-56. FHA 53-54, ROTC 53-55, Sgt, First Football 54.56, Class, Radio Club 55-56 'T L I '27 l Lit STEPHENSON, ROBERTA STUBBS, CLINTON STURROCK, MILVEN SULLIVAN, GEORGE LOUISE Amateur Radio Club, Track 53-56: Audio- Red Coats 54-56, Sergeant-at-Arms, Visual, Choral Club Thespian, Secretary. 55-56, Statesman 55. SULLIVAN, VICTOR Football 53-55- Track 54-55. I -s. 1 ca u ff. 475 1 - T 1 --A SUMMERS, MARY JANE Orchestra 53-56, Treas- urer, Band 54-55, FHA 55-56, FRL 54-55. SWEARINGEN, LANNY Track 54-56, Thespian 54-56, Student Di- rector 56. UFER, DIETER Thespian, Swim Cap- tain 54-56, Letterman 3 Years, Cross-Country 55-56, Letterman, ULRICH, JEANNE Honor Society 55-56, Student Souncil, Choral Club 55-56, Red Coats 53-56, President, Oil Woman, NESS, JUSTINE VAN Glee Club 53-56, FHA 55. wa lr L SICKLE, SHARON VAN Honor Society. VARNER, HOUSTON Basketball. 'X VENTO, ANTHONY 3 Year Track Letterman, Student Council, Presi- dent, Head Cheerleader, Bowling Club, Letterman, Most Popular Senior Boy, Mayfete 56. VILVAN, ROBERTA FHA. 5?-vu' 9-Sl 1-swf VOIGHT, LLOYD TANT, NILA Sophomore Secretary, Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior Cabinet, FHA 54, CSU 54, Mayfete 54, Student Council 54, Office Assistant 55, Team Leader 55-56. THAYER, LOUISE FHA 53-56, FRL 55-56. T557 TARNOWSKI, NATALIE FHA 53-56. xg.. I THECK, NELA Red Coats 54-56, FHA 54, Ticket Seller 54-56, Red Cross 56, States- man 55. ! . 'is TARVER, BARBARA Red Coats 53-56, As- sistant Drum Maior, Mayfete 54, 55, 56, Office Assistant 53-56, Choral Club 55-56, FHA 54-55, Treasurer. TAYLOR, JOHNNY Baseball Team 55-56, Track Team 54-56, Bowling Club 54-56, Treasurer, Pennant, Statesman Staff, Sophomore Cabinet. ..-:ff wav-' L L 1 THIELEN, MARY CSU 54-55, FHA 53. THOMAS, CAROLYN ANN FTA 53-56, Treas. 55-56, CSU 53-56, Vice Pres. 55, Speakers For., NFL 53-56, Pres. 55-56, Stu. Coun. 55-56, Parl, Team Leader 53-56, Honor Soc, 55-56, Pres. 55, Oil Woman 55, Achievement 53-54, DAR Rep. 56, Rotarian Sweet- heart 56. TEINERT, RANDY THOMAS, EMMA Styx 'ri THOMAS, JOHNNY THOMAS, SYBIL THOMPSON, JACK THOMPSON, JlMMlE E. Band 53-56, Drum DE 5456- Thespian, Reporter. Choral Club 54-56, Maior 55-56, Honor Audio-Visual 55. Society 55-56, Senior Favorite. THOMPSON, WAYNE L THONIG, CHARLEEN THORNTON, RALPH THURMOND, THRESA FHA 53-56. L TODD, JOE LEE Golf Team 54-565 Bowling 55-56. TOWNSEND, BOBBY Hi-Y 55-565 Thespians 54-565 Track 53-56, Letterman 55-565 Actor in Contest Play 565 Nat'l Award in Junior Olympics 53. TREDWAY, RUTH PE Leader 5,4-565 Bowl- ing Club 55-565 FRL 555 FHA 555 CSU 53-565 Girls' Glee Club 54-565 Librarian 565 Volleyball Team 53. TRIGG, GEORGE Football 54. TRIMBLE, KAY Red Coats 54-565 Sopho- more Cabinet5 Junior Cabinet5 Senior Cabinet FHA 545 CSU 535 Statesman, Club Editor 555 Houston Post Cor- respondent5 Honor So- ciety 55-565 Oil Woman TUBBE, BILLY JOE TURNER, MILTON Honor Society 55-565 Oil Mang intramural Basketball 54-55. TURNER, WILMA TYSON, HOWARD FHA. Junior Achievement 53-56, VOLTR, MARY ANN Sophomore Cabinet5 Junior Cabinet5 Junior Achievement 54-555 FHA, PE Leader 55. WARCHESIK, LOUISE FHA. WARD, GENOMA Red Coats 54-565 Office Assistant 565 FHA, Reporterg CSU 56. WARR, BILLIE WARREN, JERRY WARREN, TRENT WATTS, BILLY WEBSTER, PAT FHA, Secretary, Radio Club, Secretary- B Football 53, FRL, FHA 55-56, Team Library Assistant, Treasurer. Drama I All-Star Cast, Leader 54-56, Boxing Champ 54-56. vvesr, ROBERT WHALEN, JOHN WHITE, CLAUDELL WHITE, Bm WHITE, ERNEST Radio Club, CSU. Statesman Representa- Red Coats 54-56, Swiss B Team Football 53 fave 56. Flag 55-55, FHA 53-55, CSU 56. WILBOURN, DAVID WILLIAMS, JOHN Bowling Club, if WILLIAMS, JULIA Honor Society, Sec. 55-56 Student Council 53-56 Treas, 55-56, Office Asst. American Legion Club 53 56, Rep. 55-56, FTA 54 56, Pres. 55-56, NFL Speakers Forum 53-56, Sec. 55-56, CSU, Soph. Jr., Sr. Cabinet, Sr. Fav 1 WILLIS, EDGAR WILSON, LAZELLE FHA 54-56, Red Coats 54-56. 1.7 WILSON, JOHNNY WILSON, MARGARET ANN FHA, President 55, CSU, Red Coats 54-56, May Fete 55, 56, Office Assistant 55-56, Student Council 55-56. -2-.9 WILSON, MAX Tri-Captain Football 54-55, Tri-Captain Base- ball 53-55, Basketball 54-55, Swimming 54-555 Senior Favorite, Mayfete King 56. 5 Nl WILSON, RAY W. WINKEL, WALTHER CSU 56. WINKELMANN, TOMMY WINN, WINSTON Bowling Club. ROTC. WITTMAN, BETTY Statesman 55, PE Leader 55g FHA 55. :CX WONG, JEANNE CSU 54-56, Bowling 54, JA 55: Student Council 55-56, FNC 54-56, Vice President 54-55, President 55-56, cr? CF' L A 5 WITT, JAMES WITT, RONALD WITT, ROSEMARY Chess Club 55-565 Red Coats 54-565 Band 53-56. FHA 54-55. 'Or I S xt- - is 4 WONG, KING WOOD, MARTHA Choral Club 565 ROTC, Student Council 54 Captain 565 Drama 54, PRL, Reporter. Drill Platoon 54-56. if WORLEY, PAT Speakers Forum, Nat'l Forensic League, Nat'l Thespians, Nat'l Honor Society: CSU: FTA, Secretary, Red Coats, Pennant, Club Editor, F L WRlGHT, JO WRIGHT, KAY Glee Clubp Choral Club, Red Coats, CSU, Thes- pians, Soph., Jr., Sr., Cab- inet, May Fete 54, Stu- dent Council, Head Cheerleader, R o t a r i a n Sweetheart, B a s e b a I I Sweetheart, Most Popu- lar Senior Girl. -.uf YOUNG, BERNICE YOUNGER, DONALD gl YANCEY, DIXIE YELEY, PEGGY Red Coats 54-56, FHA FHA, Officer, City Vol- 54-56g Oflice leyball Team. Assistant The picnic was May 19 at the San Jacinto Battlegrounds. Riding down the channel on the Sea Belle was one of the attractions. The prom was held at the Rice Hotel Crystal Ball Room on may l6. L- YOUNG, AL Track 53-55, Bowling Club 53-56, Choral Club 555 Hi-Y 555 Thespians 56. d'rrg. Frank Hesterrki lrigrtdkwllrltyrna Wesl'jitllilalcliilrlrtiatrtclr, Joan ww Stan I - Ann 3 ' a LonQ, Marv d. Barbaf PatterS0n' H urer. Seats - Frank e M Qrei V O ' D'5l 'Oon' Rlkll' and Diane 'I' A President , L , GEORGE SMITH Vice President BARBARA LONG Secretary L, , JULIA KIRKPATRICK Treasurer E, , , DIANE DISHROON Reporter ,, CAROL ANN GAUSTAD Sergeant-at-Arms L JOAN JORDEN Joan Jorden Diane Dishroon Julia Kirkpatrick Barbara Lor We of the Junior Class began our activities tor our busiest and happiest year yet, under the leadership ot our capable otticers: George Smith, Barbara Long, Julia Kirkpatrick, Diane Dishroon, Carole Ann Gaustad, and Joan Jorden. We started oft the year by electing our Junior Cabinet and making plans for our fabulous Junior Dance. Barbara Long and George Smith were elected to be our favorites. As we close this second door of our school lite at Reagan, we remember the preceding year of happiness. We know that when we graduate we will be proud to be remembered as the Class ot '57. i E r E rx -Q 'Q 1 vb .J 7 Ester Abadee Patricia Abernathy Marilu Amtci Daniel Arnmons 5 1 9 'ix 4 7 'tif nav Wallace Atkinson Donna Bartok Bryce Austin Parker Basden u' '4 nw' S ' -- A Ng-lm ' 1 . 42 if f I f- Rv I 1 Eddie Bergman Charles Bishop Sarah Boozer Pat Bosworth 5 'bi , is ' Q 1,-5 Y ,f a Joseph Adams Johnny Anderson Raymond Avila Patsy Bates it, 4, , J . . 'fy 2 if We 3 Q rv A A g ff' by 1 3 I A , ,, n N! If M Joe Alesi Robert Alexander Claudett Allen Sharon Andexler Ray Ariaga Walter Lee Arnold ' s T L I ' 1 , f 'K 2 MJ X E5 482 N,',, Charlotte Ballard Roger Ba umgarten 1 1 Donald Ballard TOYYW BGYWSYOVI Gorman Beauchamp Ffelda Beill 'W x . as 911 ffl 1 f .n,-422 .ff f V , Ev M ,1 5' J A E , I '1 7 as Z' , if ' xv. ' ' ' x V? xx Betty Blair Clarlene Blankenburg Leona Bohannan Frances Bolanos Linda Bounds Evelyn Bourland Marceil Box Ellen Boyd v gn L, t 'riffs' M' I v Bobye Amarell Dalton Arrington , -rx. 9 i Ll .fr Judy Barfield Milton Belveal U 4' is 4 . lo A X Marcelyn Bond Nancy Brandon YJ' ,-sf N 'I-cr' f ' l I C, xg' ,V 1-0' I 5 f v A I 2 ' 'W Jeanne Brasher Katherine Breitkreurz Beverly Brenner Betty Buchanan Marvin Buchanan Dorothy Ann Buford X iw 'i ' lr xi I ,FQ 'QQ 'im g'3'n :ff , I C 1 4 3 A .., ' I tx C X 'Q ' ' L , li .L ' A f 31:1 Par Burke Rodney Burneh Mike Burns Robert Carier Charles Cash Emily Castillo . 7-9 Gilbert Chabolla Paul Chabolla Charlie Gale Chinn Jerry Chrisrnafl 2 l Az A ,i C. i-- 1 0, Don Brisier Bobby Bullington 'I' Q , A I V x-e.,..,i 'ii 2 1 .5,a C -1-B 9 D. 321 Catherine Burton J. B. Casiillo Glenda Chadwick Jean Chandler Maxie E. Chop Barbara Clark S. 1:7 - 1 ,., as Phyllis Brooks Kathleen Brown LaNell Bumgardner Par Burgin 5 'll W Q X . 1' . Q T 1 ' if 1 H'- ff-x nf 'ff f T'-1 Gary Bush Roland Burris Charles Ruth Cates DeWayne Catron . 4, xy we fx y x ,M 2' ,P qs. 1 1, 6, L ' 7 ' A Jesse Chapa Gay Chapin Mary Ellen Clark BUClly Claylon 9? Barbara Bryant Mary Burk avg' N. tem, Robert Carlson Paul Chabez I xi John Chapin Ted M. Clayion 1.- YT' Cleve Clinton Tyres Cobb Doris Ann Cooper Dagma Corley 2 ZF Di X Mickey Crawford Vernita Cunningham Ed Craver Patsy Culver 1 lk ,Q C 'Q i 1 A 1 ' v-.W f - X3 T ,, Pete Davison Jimmie Day Diane Dishroon Alvin Dombart 'S -R. Q, . af? . M ?'w in ,-My X ,M X Mary Cochran Harold Cody Connie Sue Collins Patsy Costa Roger Coston Donald Coulter 4 'rf Q. 4 'v-v Gay Crenshaw James Curtin ' llnf, Q , i I an 'ni 'M 4 I Nx ' 1 2 i N V, Raymond Cruz Mary Cusimano 4 mf 'S . mv 'qfg i:c -at Shelby Dehart Laverne Dickey Sheila Donaghe Billee Dooley X . ,ek '-' l Two H Z x HIL 35. Q7 ,fs nr it Judy Culler Paulette Darcy s - f x . ' , 'ft wk 'PNN is X Evelyn Dietz Marion Ducote f f N X. I an .uw off K, I I Gerald Conner Fred Cook Burnett Coward Frank Craven , , I f fi eff W 4 si ,-.,- 1' 5' Q Norma Cullum Glen Davis Barbara Cullum Alfred David M WMA 35. v fb I 3 il Ke I' I 1 James Dillon Marjorie Dirzanoski Barbara Duke Betty Duncan f A X X l ' Q., , FY! I VI Kr' I 5 x Mary Duran Paul Durlnam Carolyn Edwards Athan Efthyniades Donya Duval Eleanor Petly s. 1 ei I walk? 'VJ 1 K ,. I xl an i E li f' ni. Ray Dyal Verna Enax Iik A V T7 James Eager Lerma Engberg fb 6 ,VY . wllmi . hw' 5 ' Q K is ,L 1 1 Q Bevelyn Evans Mary Anne Evans Phil Evans Oflna Farrner David Farrior Melba Folk: If-wk Fmrl Nelda Forsythe J. F. Foster Marianne Foster l NY l , 3. ' lx gh Q 1 s. .1 , '. ' 'l , 3 , . . , H . b I X X TU John Freeland Bobby Freeman Jo Anne Friesirnan Arnod Frirscne Bryan Fuller Wilbur Gaskamp Carole Ann Garjgiad Aubrey Gentry Anne Ge-sf Bobby Gilbreaflw '-G? , J - xi F .4 . Q . i A - , Y v - g ,h ,54 .V Sharley Early Raymond Englehardt 5 i , , 1 1' 3. yr L. 'EIB' Jimmy Flagg Marcia Franklin i .- 1 x I C co: in v If in 44' uc 1 n. . 1. una I U A ll::: 'I ll -. , in. X 1' o 1 , ii n ' ' a I Q wr, 'J:'1 L. 7' yj' x 1 Ronald Fwrell Roland G lliam Patricia Eaves Joe Euresti X, I. ' n Annette Fleming Travis Franklin ,HJ VF' gp I 1 r '5, leonor Garcia Mike Gonzales Carolyn Goodman Ella Jean Goodyear FFBHCIHS Gordon Linda Green Betty Jo Greenwell Nancy Greer 1 - Lillian Gurka Frank Guzman Sharon Hackett Mary Ann Hamrick Ruthie Harper Elizabeth Harvey rv , ri .Wf . 1 IX., ' Judy Harrod Marilyn Hayemann Clint Hawkins Trela Sue Henbest James Henderson Johnny Hernandez mul Rita Ggrgki Ronnie Graham Eddie Grimes Doris Grisbee 2 qi Carolyn Hager Jimmy Hae Hedy Hauk Bobby Hallmark in JA A, . ' Vivian Hawkins Gerald Hayslip Maria Hernandez Frank Hester 2 Alben Grams Georgann Grant Charles Guinn Johnny Gornm T' ane l, Haley Dorothy Hamrnersly Virgil Hammerle Barbara Harrison 54 It Q' Graham Heaton Joe Hegyesi Rosalie Hetmartick Patsy Heugatter 'sn V My ., Q , U! , fi X Carol Hickman Judith House Us fi ' A James Jackson Julia Jeu ?9 I i Gloria Hilborn Barbara Howell f rv N-V, Q55 25 A V 1715 ,ti nn Hillyer irginia Huffington . W, 'S 0 xx H? J., A- S E' Q, O V Qs' ' .H Mary Jackson Douglas Johnson fn., 'est t 5 .F no K' ff Qi 'Z It f ' -, Billie Sue James Rolfe Johnson ,VJ Delores Jorden Joan Jorden Ginger Jordan fs -fi! ANL ' Li A 25 . L ' ' Melva Hilton Linda Huffman ..g ,qt ,, .2 es 7. af. A A K .Mx sz: Q' f- I nj X s l7'f 'assii Joel Janes Martha ,lee Sonny Johnson Frances Jones Patricia Lee Hoke Glenda Hulings Robert Holder Robert Horton Sherrill Hurley Preston Ivens a- W . 'Z 2, 'A .A Shirley Jennings lUCille Jones Q iv' 'C.3 i Robert Jeter Nellie Jones 'Ex iso Amelia Jaurez Harvey Juergen Radell Justice Elizabeth Kaliszewski Joyce Kdminski Arthur Kaufhold Herbert Kelpen Betty Kemper Ellen Kennedy Carolyn Kilgore Douglas King 5- ,vs 41 ,-.- Q9 H d S Kung Jr Joe Kung Jr Dons Klaus Bobble Jean Konvlcka -R Bob Kreger Glenda Langford X7 Shnrley Kreys Bennue Lawson Mary Carol Lemons Gene Lenlc Mary Margaret Lindsey Judy Lundsley Julna Knrkpatrlck Augusra Koonce Pamela Krysnnsku Sherry Ledbeffer fi-B NK 9 Shayne Klrkpatnck Barbara Kormn Rose Mane KuB1cek Carmen Lee gx Aloyslus Kntowskn Betty Koudelka 174. Mary Kuhn Ervun Lehman X Y JoAnn Klander Delbert Krc Wayne Knzrnann Norman Krause 'fl as Q 2' M I Mary Lambert Lunda Lane Ross Le dy Davld Lemons Y' Qi Fred Lero Karen Lewls Sandra Llbby Irene Lrccnone Don Lleske Angle Lornonaco Barbara Long Joyce Long Judy Long Richard Lonsburg . F U V g N I 4 I YJ f, -ff Q J ' J r,. J J rl .1 r as J IL rf V, M A ' f V? 5 X J 5 J 1 - Q J ' -. il si vw- J 1 ' Q' L ' ,F L L Z , W .,,., 1 , -' A I QXYX L 1 . Oy y.lh , I I . . . . . A . . . he 0 A r Q ff -gif A A -Q f 'I ' ' ll ..,, L, 1 2 J ' ,' he 1 if . Q i- x . Xg V i ' -n'l ' L e ' ' A ' , ar X 'JA -1-A C , '. Q. L Q V V ' I 7 ,' L' V , J : ' ' Q, :J J rf L Yll X V -r. in Norma Jean Lopez Carmen Lowe Dorollwy Luce Raymond Lynn James McClain Paula Mcffollouglw l.e?a McCravin Raymond McDaniel 'w Mary McCarble Roy McDon iel 1:5 I gl Libby Mqfjarley Linda McCaslma Barbara McGowen Bobby MClV1Y0Sl1 S s f - I I - f 4 ' f if 4 . if 5:61 uv! N 'F YI' V 5. V if I , r I A A l 'A X - ' 'tif eg Q- 7 3 . L' J Q' 1 g 4- . f v:-W f 4 .77 R, , ' ,Q Q . N W., g? x , 5 V .N f ,N ' L,.-0 -U Q ln Daniel Mcliaskle Carolyn McKee Dorice McKinley Mike McKinnon Thelma McPherson Gfady NlC5Waln Brian Mcwlllfle' Jane! Maack Steve Magers Alice Magness Edgar Magness Dale Mahaffey LBVVY Mallory Je Y Mansee N , M 5 ' ' .S 1 5 Q ,- J 2 ' 1 . As .g , Y 5- d N Y I X . ' r 'i lvl M ' , 6 ' N , . an lx as , g . v lv :Q if 1 1 l-f: ' 1 Av - Barbara Manske Hazel Maffwon Do'o1Hy Marshall Carl Mama Bobby 'Aask Perry Mason Lloyd Mate3owsky Janet Matea Jolwn Mavock Ronald .Maak Harry May Carolfn Meadows Kay' Maman .leannzne Mer: ' loft fx YI' N7 .pl f I Bob Meriott Kenneth Merrell Meredith Merrell Benny Lois Merten Gladene Michel Beverly Miller Shirley Ann Miller Tatcho Mindiola Darlene Minn Bunky Minster Helen Miskell Shirley Mitchell Delores Moore Pat Moore fx 1- 2 NJ' A T 4? Q 'W 753. 3, q 4 2 A 4 5, ,- ma 1- Rita Jo Monty Charnella Montz Camille Morrish Carol Kay Morrison Gwendolyn Moyers Eugene Henry Mraz Winnie MUHQSY Margie Munnerlyn Geraldine Murphrey Linda Murphy Frankie Murray David Myrow Kirby Nash Roderick Neal if ' ll x W Aqilei i 'Q -, I , 2 me-X S.. Tun :PJ Q I 0 A m Jeff Nichols Denny Niederhofer Charles Nilseu Mary Margaret Nixon Doris Nollkarnper Louise Norris Eddie Lee Novak Judy O'Dell Ernie Oelze Barbara Orgonas Lilas Outlaw Mary Parr Nancy Patotzka Louis Patronella fx. il R Linda Patterson Carolyn Paulk Beverly Pederson Beatrice Pedreza Leonard Pierce Carol Sue Pitclnford Ella Louise Poole James Pope -Q ,A ' ' ,, ' -, , . ' Q f 'Q Q -A '- 4 , , . .' - I ze, I , . if ,1 I 0 A ' . ' L! if ,,,., A ig A V .14 f E ' 2 . Y ! V'-G Harry Pratorius Shannon Puckett Margaret Quine Rudy Quiroz Rosie Ramirez Betty Rankin Sharon Rankin Jim Ranson ,Q v 'P i ,IW vu. - Q R ' R if m .X , i as X x nd ' X , - . - 'P Q ' 4- 1 e I , - . li 3 av- A l Paul Redding Henry Redding Beverly Reeves ,lim Reeves Margie Reynolds Ruby Reynolds Holwn Rickey Lee Raberggn i I 4,5 Y ' 5 , 1 X P Joseph Perot Kay Potter f 7' ' 7 Q F' l :L-f f Carol Radenz Douglas Rashall 5 'O X . E Joyce Reeves Shirley Roberts 'Kgs f' f 4 , Rita Peters Mickey Phillips Rae Potter Nora Powasnick l '5U'r 12- ' ., 4 Q ' ' l '-- is f mpff A 5. ' X N .. Q Q X ,. Z , ' t -:J-R Charles Regain Arthur Ramirez Wallace Rashall Rf-'befca Reagan qv. l 5. VN? - L V1 Aa 'vw- is..-.yi af! If 'gh 4 N 5 'koi s Joyce Reinhardt DO 07l r' Rernolds Vernon Robefys Barbara Robertson .ff 1 . vi, ff ,' i Carol Robinson Donald Rogers Yr' kJ, .--,j Q VS 'US Wifi 4 ff , Patsy Robinson Dorothy Rogers .,,.,.. II' J Shirley Rodenbeck Henrietta Romo 5 ll .U ,,'l Q W J J? A, 1 V ' , X -v 11 I 3' I Rose Ruftino Marvin Rush Hunter Rutland Michael Schottie Leonard Schroeder Frances Schultz 'U x ml ' wi., I A 1 .51 ' 5? :alt its X fa - ' , 2. Q s ' A sf. , 5 Joe Scott Barbara Seibert Allen Seifeff Betty Shields Max Shores Donald Siems di w llqs Y, 'i v ',N- 1 J ' J V ii A .L Joe Rodgers Rosa Rodriquez Marcie Roemer Eddie Romans Harold Rose Jo Ellen Rosselli ,wx as ,N 0 is 2 1 1 M :J 1 A 55 A , A ff ' iii, Lass, 6 y ' ,, 'lf ,QE as i Daylor Santell Julia Schwartz f x Carol Seiferr Banilda Silva sa Claudette Rogers Josie Ruffino us-K lv g N wil ??' J 1115? ' J I Q J 4 Lois Saucier Phyllis Schen Terry Schoenemann Joyce Schwarze 45 Vx ,f I H ' A V Q . .3 . , V, xl George Shackelford Ruby Shearer J 4 f Loys Scogin Bettie Scott if Susan Shew Max Silverstein Jeannine Simmonds Bobby Simmons 'n f i 1 , 1 L i I Cinda Simmons Doris Simmons Clarence Simpson Gail Slaughter Martha Slominski George Smith ,,, - eh .U I x - I x WM, 1 'y we-.' SY tx ,V , if , fu 1 I 'ff' 1 -S' .X ,' 1 V' , NPI .Q Q ', Mary Jane Spanpinato Billy Standish Mary Jo Sparks Howard Starr gg, 75? . lbs . i i W. ,1 .1 ,fh- David Simpson Frances Smith Raymond Spates Marion Spence Carl Stephanow Jon Sfewan .m V , . . . for -vu ,165 ...A 1 .., X Q A P -H' - v xl r 3 A ,pq fe lu Sigrid Skousgard Harry Smith WA, .Q li . at A 'xv Jerry Stacy Mary Stewart Dig! El -... .af Y fx Z' Q... , -sf K. Shirley Sims lda lee Slcyvara Mary Carolyn Smith Paul Smith si. A ' . A 'lzzv 3 Barbara Stahl Philip Stalder Clayton Stone Gerald Stripling 7 I' ie- -ne. V r 'S v f,4', ff' 1. W :js 1 , 1: 'va .gag A I - ig, . S C ' h ff z ,A K Q 4 N .4 Willifred Strybos Evelyn Svetlilc Eva Swatloski Charles Sypmk Bernard Szymanski JO Szymanski Dick Taylor Raymond Taylor Duane Thaemar Olle Roth Thaemar George Thaw, Maye Thomas Van Me'er Thomas Carolyn Thompson 1 1 Jimmie Thompson Tommie Tubbe 1 L YY Linda Thompson Carolyn Tilotta Gladys Turnbull Eye Turner 'fi C-as Q 6 ' S ' .5 1 Y - , Y ' Q' . Z i in , tv' V, A 1 any I. m fr Mary Vaughn Doris Vick Ernest Villarreal Judy Walser Harriet Washburn Jagkie Waifers . A wi 1 if , sb f, lx ,gs Carol Waterman Donald Welch 1 Kr N x LaNell Waters Barbara Watts Sandra Welch Glenda Wells B14 sr .T Nathan Tritico Philip VanAkin Gordon Tobey Jerry Uhyrek 49 fs Barbara Vinsonhaler Richard Wagenhauser Carol Wann Philip Warchesilc 3 'WV X 'W , were f , y , . A- 'A ,. 'W fl' V IW Fe l . ' 'T 4 Q x 4. 1 Ag J -vu ati W' Lf I -X X , A X s Christina Webb Barbara West Kenneth Wax Sharon Werchaw T I I David Trojan Susie True Barbara Vann Patsy VanOstrand Frances Walker Gladys Wallis Mary Nell Ward Harry Warren 15 h U TN . sr 1 i ' 1 1' f F . 'a I . J X A X Antoinette Weido Louis Weise Myrna West Vernon West be 'Jaxx ....' ' i v 3.1- W lf. ' 'il Six I 4 sf Bruce Westmoreland Dallas Westmoreland Mariorie Wiesepape William Wiets1ruck 5' Q U' 9 Q s I , R li ,- YZ M 'J 1, Q' A 5 V I -A M 1, i ,KX A x ,Vs Judy Williams Bob Wilson King Wong Mike Worley N, ty K be . - 4 Phyliss Whalen Joyce Wiggins J. , J J X -g -2 .A Darrell Wilson Marnella Wray QF? Bobby Whitlock Hershel Whorfon Audrey Williams Dan Williams 3 Gary Wicke Frances Williams Y 2 .r if ? 75 X -2 1 -5, ef K , 52 .. 2 2 ri 2 . Q 3 4 Q. Am Fred White Jerry Willaford .-.. 3? Q., if 'fi ? i xv Jean Wilson Larry Wright 2 'W ., A - X QM., , , 1. Carol Wiseman LaNell Wiser Lawrence Wisnoski Mike Wyganl James Wylie Dale Wynn E.: ,Q s .., I 1 -W' . 11. J ' ' is ' 5 f , J ' X 1 kj Q A P if ' Q' J in ' i . A . x L c ,QL I , I x n. Y li Carole Yarborough Paul Yee George Young Frances Zak Stanley Zann Henry Zimmerman George Henry Zackero I A736 IN S0 16 Q0 A Q Q- eqx NK gum Q- 02 lr Q N6 .y : , gh U4 ' A if-f 5 We BTRQUUIO Ho NAL ORE LE ?f EAT TOO MUCH 1 303 2 GURG MQ? P-+9 A -1 i QW' N29 9 QP QW' CABWET ff' da Swan' unzingef' Glen Pollard, , Nl ra Shirl9Y Gate, Barba South. pay Deaton, n Sally Barbara Myer, X HeatOi hnson, dden, Martha . Qaroe ,ries JO Mcgpa rt, Harris, . yd, Shi Barbara eg Culberso . I jOYCe , , Bfgrftlle Th maS, sY St. .l0l'n' -lan dv Carole me Franks, Palllcla' ber, DOYlene Omer. - , en ver A c 5raridin9- Pag, 'ef Pat K ne Wong, Be ly Wd. Svlvia 5 wle ll and PBWSY Wa - ns ' a a ' o , net, fijijo Babe, Bellelltlx xcjrlfd .luClY liylilaii Reed, Velrna Caf' Marv ' Jai 5 ' den, ea 6 L29 Sue Bar worth, Jenn Jordan' hy, KBY Pa, NXUYP Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms President Vice President Treasurer Reporter CABIN SUE BARDEN DOYLENE THOMAS KAY JORDAN PAT MURPHY BARBARA McSPADDEN JEAN ANN REED The little fish in the Big Pond . . . again . . . Class elections . . . Guess who's going steady now . . . Everybody's doing it , . . The big switch of Sophomore boys dating Junior and Senior girls . . . Slumber parties, terrific dances . . . clubs, Red Coats, and cheering . . . a fabulous Christmas vacation . . . Party, party, party . . . Tryouts for the Track Show and Forum Follies . . . But why can't l have the car tonight? . . . lining up double-dates . . . Mass charges to football games . . . Choosing Class Favorites . . . Passing notes in Biology and getting caught . . . Learning to love the sound of 3 P.Nl. taps . . . Everyone still looks down on us . . . Wish they were Sophs . . . Looking forward to two more wonderful years . . . Just think when we're Seniors . . . Dignity, always dignity. Fred Abranskr Carrre Adcock Madge Aden Davrs Albert Clyde Alexander Dave Alfred Jrmmy Aller Bobby Allrson Rrchard Angel: Jane Armontrour George Arnold Ralph Arrant Brlly Arlrngton Evelyn Armstrong Judy Ashford Charlotte Ayraud Jerry Bacarrsse Harry Bacha Brlly Barley James arey Jean Barley Joyce Barley Mary Barley Mike Baird Carroll Baker George Balke Pat Ba ard Sue Ballew Sue Barden Bobby Barfreld Adrarn Barnet? Alba Barre Florence Barron Joe Bar on Gleora Bavar Barbara Beasley Ardirh Bearden Faye Beeson Jackie Beauchamp L. R. Bechwith James Bedgood Mike Bell Mary Bellow Glenn Bender Nona Benner? 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'P 11. ,Y er- H-wi JOE GOODEN fit' JE NETTE PA H M RUNNERS UP MOST BEAUTIFUL C ARLOT E ODEM 227 X 15 . 431- .ibfeiv MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOBBY VCV JUDY f.'4LUfl'JS NINA MCCONATHY GARY INMAN ANGELO SOFFOS BETSY LEBLEU RUNNERS-LIP MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST POPULAR BOY KAY WRIGHT M RUNNERS-UP MO ST POPULAR X NMLSON MAGGKE BRKSTNK MA yd 1243 K Ll.L..LL2 MARGARET KOPWWTZ JOHNNY THQ MAS TQ 1 ' . f 4 'M f U 'Xiu 0 wk BX 5 i ' N is 4- 'ax fic L Vail alt? 'Wm JUNIOR FAVQRITES BLRBARA LONG GE'fr?'f4i STETH Epi: :ng 98 -fa Ink., .is V , , ..,5jqi.'f . ,4, , ,, 1 -V' , 4 - ' , f A f' -n. hh! ' . I Q., .it A Mg: 42 Y it 1' ' ' 4 Y A . lzfivf , , .,, ,gr I . . - ,. X 0, K ,V , .... I I, ru I A -'Ig lm, J,': Jx' W' ' QM' 441' V . ' 55,1 P?-9'3 ,H . j 1 I ' . , '- v 4 , . , J, ., , SOPHOMGRE FAVORITES BARBARA EETTELL STEVE MARXWON Le 1 , W , 'is ,PX 3 0 Writeu on your Q C s the saying, 'U Wi oId:'Be bold! Be SPORTS 1 4 S Carol Demaret 5 Phil smith f ' f 15 f if AJ ' Xl cw I XX -I ff ' 0 ff if f , pf' Kay Wright Head Cheerleader I S Anthony Vento Head Cheerleader X O Martha Ann Nelson Angelo Sotfos ff f 7 O COACHES ll W CL , raalbau jfpwgf -if B Team Baseball Q3 A, B Team Football B Team Basketball Swimming B Team Football Baseball NX, ' Track , Football Baskerball HEAD COACH Tennis Football CITY CO-CHAMPS Top row, left to right: Coach Manning, Coach Erekson, Milam Schverak, Don Record, Lawrence Minter, Mike Bell, Ken Miller, Jim Bob Moffett, Kenneth Wax, Bill Darwin, Arthur Hannsz, Howard Perkins, Cecil Calvin, Max Wilson, Don Ford, Arthur Brown, Coach Ashmore. Middle row: Johnny Johnson, Trainer: Donald Gray, Jesse Quiroz, Wallace Atkinson, Roger Coston, Marion Kubeczba, Don Rather, Wallace Keels, Frankie Murray, Ervin Lehman, Larry Mallory, Aubrey Gentry, Allen Seifert, Bobby Mask, Carroll Baker, Statistician, Warren Bovey, Trainer. Bottom row: Tommy Powers, Manager, Benny Rosenthal, Don Hartman, Joe Euresti, Sonny Long, L. D. Hancock, Victor Sullivan, James Fagan, Karl Kiker, J. C. Burnham, Geegie Bogle, Anthony Spadachene, Eddie Mitchmore, Tommy Noser, Manager, Bobby Mclntosh, Manager. TRI-CAPTAINS .-l -1-. MJ f .- 4, . mis-uf,.m. MAX WILSON SONNY LONG ARTHUR BROWN End Guard Back All-City AH-sfaie All-City 1 MP REAGAN 33 SAM HOUSTON O A rugged defense was Re-agan's most potent offense as the Bulldogs turned three recovered fumbles and an intercepted pass into a rout of Sam Houston. Our gridsters scored four of their five touchdowns in the first half and garnered their fifth score three minutes deep in the third quarter. The victory was Reagan's third in four attempts and started the district campaign off in winning style. This game marked the first step in Reagan's climb to the city co-championship. 90 DON FORD Back ANTHONY sPAoAcHENE Tackle JIM Bos Morrm All-city End REAGAN I4 MILBY 7 - I BILL DARWIN Back If I , GEEGIE BOGLE Guard YN Reagan, hard-pressed and fighting desperately for life, escaped with a narrow victory over the penalty-wracked Milby Buffs in a thriller. Defense was the keynote in the Bulldogs second straight district win, with neither team giving any quarter. Reagan scored in the first period and broke the tie with a second quarter score. Milby had two apparent touchdowns called back in the first quarter because of offside penalties, while a roughness penalty cost Reagan a score in the third period. J, C. BURNHAM Back REAGAN O LAMAR O Rising to unbelievable heights, Lamar's bristling, young Red- skins and our favored Bulldogs battled to a scoreless tie. Both giants kept their unbeaten city record. Actually Lamar was two yards better Ln total yards gained, but Reagan had one more penetration and one more first down. It was just a matter of two steamed up football teams, scrapping tor every precision inch, with neither club able to capitalize on the breaks. KENNETH WAX Back VICTOR SULLIVAN Back .L '1 ', '.f if DON RATHER Tackle EDDIE 5 'ff MITCHMORE Back REAGAN 4l BELLAIRE 2 it Reagan could manage only one sustained scoring march, but it still registered six touchdowns in a rout of Bellaire. The Bull- dog reserves sparkled throughout the game. Reagan made the most of six recovered Cardinal fumbles and a halt-dozen pass interceptions to turn the game into a rout in the last two quarters. lt took a bad pass from center to give Bellaire their only points. The win kept Reagan undefeated in the city race. W. R ' . A-T 3' 13' - 'S.- '-, 'Q AUBREY GENTRY ies' Center LARRY MALLORY End REAGAN I3 AUSTIN 7 gf 1-ff 1. P1 .ll - ',.-by vfyk -' ' ' . 1', , xi.-,V ,Q f ,A- 5 4 ,gww , Y ,H Reagan's title snowball reached the glacial stage as the Bulldogs rallied for a fourth period victory over the favored defending district champion Austin Mustangs. Although Austin led statis- tically, the Bulldogs had five penetrations to the Mustangs' one. Reagan didn't complete a pass in taking the undisputed district leadership and sending Austin to its first city defeat in eleven games over a three year period. Held scoreless for three quarters, the Bulldogs pushed across two scores in the final stanza to over- come the deficit. -at as Q! lf' WALLACE ATKINSON Back 0 7 z I 7 ' an MILAM SCHVERAK Back ff ,, 0 .' -..Qt ' ,gQj.- .lv ' A LAWRENCE MINTER Guard .45 g ALLEN SEIFERT End REAGAN 27 SAN JACINTO O Displaying dauntless offensive power in the first half and an impregnable defense in the third and fourth periods, the Reagan Bulldogs rolled past the Golden Bears with ease. Scoring all their points in the first two periods, the Bulldogs coasted The rest of the way and remained undefeated in city play. Reagan's rugged line was the spark-plug of the night, opening gaping holes in the forward wall and stopping the Bear ground attack cold. FRANKIE MURRAY Tackle JAMES FAGAN Back REAGAN 35 DAVIS I3 , if Reagan's high spirited Bulldogs rolled To The money win The victory that gave Them a share of the District 7AAAA champ- ionship and The bi-district berth opposite Robert E. Lee of Bay- town. Scoring in every period, Coach Erekson's crew clobbered The Jeff Davis Panthers. Bearing down in The cIuTch The Bulldogs ran up The highest score of The season against The game Panthers JOE EURISTI Back and were lust as merciless as The rolling fog that got denser as The game progressed. JESSE QUIROZ Guard BOBBY MASK End WALLACE KEELS Guard iff! lr vt ,K 41' 9 et.. ' , - ajax ofa, tm: '11 ,Mn gg.- L. D. HANCOCK Back MIKE BELL Tackle 'lf' ,, '. D ' r DON RECORD Tackle REAGAN O BAYTOWN I5 its ':, ,- ,., 1 Y 1 A In the final game of the season, the powerful Robert E. Lee Ganders of Baytown buried a spirited Bulldog eleven to advance to the state semi-finals. The defeat marked the end of a very successful season for Coach Erekson and his crew. Reagan bowed to only two of the state's best teams finishing the season with a 9-2-O record and rolling up one of the most impressive defense units in the school's history. Lee, regarded as the finest team in the area, was pressed all the way. 9? -ff ?': , 'Lf ROGER COSTON Center ASKETB LL Standing, left to right: Clarence Simpson, Charles Grc, Larry Mallory, Max Wilson, Houston Varner Roland Burris, Don Hay, Jim Bob Moffett, Kenneth Wax, Howard Starr, Bob Hinsley Don Bnster Charles Syptak. Kneeling: Harvey Hodge, Manager and Coach Kivell. CO-CAPTAINS f.-' gilt 7. X4 K ,Z I - l K fm-4 5 if 2 -f ,gk V - A ' y l X l , , l K ll sl ll BOB HINSLEY Guard L11 CHARLES KRC Forward .44' 'I P 'fs fi L- ., x- X5 , 4 'x xxx I I CHARLES SYPTAK N G d K ef -14 , K lj i Y X if V 4 1 Y' 'O fi . 0 1 SMX? X sd! - F d HOUSTON VARNER f 4 K 3 M1 +1 MAX wlLsoN - .S ', ,. Forward ' 4- ' I I Q13 , A 1 , ROLAND BURRIS C I f 065. f' 4 . 4 DON HAY C t . xx ww ac! on LARRY MALLORY Guard Z5 x x x uf ' W I1 QQ feb fjx I N Q-Q ' v HOWARD STARR Forward ss 'eff H ' 3 Q49 li Q .'- 3- X , aj? DON BRISTER CLARENCE SIMPSON Guard Guard 547,52 ,I ,Q x i 9 .M. KENNETH WAX Center B TEAM FOOTBALL Top row left to rlght Cortus Brennan Paul Gleason John Freeland Nolan Brandt Ray Porter Claude Vlletstruck Terry Hays Henry Zrmrnerrnan Bobby Bolllngton Stephen Kee Leon Strahan Jerry Mansee Jack Davldson Coach Jones Bottom row Butch Bogle Dougles Krng Make Rnyera Captaun Johnny Hagee .l B Costello Bob Wllson Captann Bully Stephens Sherrlll Hurley Ray Bradley Charles Gurnn Not puctured Captaun Robert Peterson B TEAM BASKETB LL Standing Doyle Weldon Norman Coskey W A Noack L D Hancock Jnmrny Plaznnlch Cecil Calvln Ilmmy Robardey Donald Schyerak Delbert Krc Wllluam Wretstruck Al Norton Wallace Klttman Kneel lng Captann Ronnre Fotrell Coach Tusa Captam Carl Stephanow in 4' 4, r ..,, W' be Eff , ' C 4, W 1. QQ if Traylor, Douglas McCarn, Mervyn Stelter, Gary Mlnter. Middle row: Coach Tusa, Ronnie Petrich, William xy , .f 4. 4 3 f- ri' 'xi r' 3-gif' ll rvfip 5 - ly' ,T 5 f .J nut -.X h .X X GOLF CLUB Top row, lef1 To righfz Pres1on Ivens, Bobby Allison, David Lanning, Tommy Payne, Jimmy Hale, Joe Lee Todd. Middle row: Ronnie Presswood, Robert Ligon, James Bogle, Ronald Jones, Ralph Arram, Rayburn Doege, Mrs. Peek, Sponsor. Bonorn row1 Fred McMiII1an, Gary Bush, Mike Baker, Don Schoen- felder, Gerald Conner, Eddie Grimes, Gary Forrest, TENNIS TEAM Left to right: J. F. Foster, Sonny Johnson, Sidney Cox, Angelo Soffos, Glenn Adams, Alonzo McCloud Bill Fleeger, Coach Kivell. W'-gf:-r 'few' 3-004 if fm' 'Of ff' QQ 1'-'99 'rv I 4,1 -be r .ws-FDL --ni' S Top row, left to right Coach Ashrnore, Arthur Brown, Outtueld, All Cnty, Paul Tnrnrne, Pltcher, All Clty, Louis Von Woglorn, Prtcher, All Cnty, Bobby Moy, Second Base, Joe Fowler, Catcher, Charles Krc, Pntcher, Delbert Krc, Catcher, Gordon Gunn, Catcher, All Cnty, Herbert Roper, Fnrst Base, Johnny Taylor, Outtueld, Joe Gooden, Manager Season Record: 28-Wins 7-Losses 4, 'fl f , rw H 2 5 .sv .. 1' ' If ll. . -we W 0, Y N 'Q' 1 'l s c , N' ,fs 4- Q f ' , , M V i' Q T f ' lg, , . IC AA 1 an it HAM PS Bottom row, left to right: Johnny Johnson, Trainer, Alex Mitchell, First Base, All City, .lack Farrar, Outfield, Gene Kubick, Pitcher, Jim Bob Moffett, Pitcher, Kenneth Wax, Outfield, Fred Penny, Outfield, All City, City Batting Champion, Max Wilson, Third Base, Aubrey Gentry, Second Base, Ronnie Hilton, Pitcher, All City, Lynwood Stallings, Shortstop, All City. City Record: l2-Wins 2-Losses TRACK Top row, left to right: Coach Turner, Johnny Alexander, Leonard Schroeder, Kenneth Wood, Toby Hannsz, Don Perry, Philip Van Akin, Joe Wayne McFarland, Donald Pitts, Kirby Nash, Travis Franklin, Ronnie Graham, Gene Stroud, Jim Cook, Tommy Powers. Middle row: Ray Mathis, Bill Fleeger, Billy Higgins, Raleigh Mann, David Myrow, Anthony Vento, Leonard Fawcett, Milam Schverak, Bobby Townsend, Carl Martin, George Sullivan, Victor Sullivan, Bill Darwin. Next row: Charles Weldon, David Lopez, Waymon Holly, Lanny Swearingen, Don O'DeIl, Steve Maiors, Ted Clayton, Vernon Jenny, Skipper Brack, Manager. Bottom row: Clint Parsley, Mickey Redmond, Lowell Blackburn, Wayne Doty, Carroll Baker, Wesley Gilpin, Norman Coskey, Tommy Cordell, Phil Evans. Leonard Fawcett and Milam Schverak CO-CAPTAINS SPRINTERS MIDDLE DISTANCE MEN HURDLERS DISTANCE MEN JH I A-3, Af 'Q -s 7' , ,A 4,Q'Q: I JUMPERS and VAULTERS WEIGHT MEN CROSS COLI TRY Top row, lett to right: Skipper Brack, Manager, Ted Clayton, Carl Serres, Ray Mathis, Max Chop, Coach Turner. Bottom row: Bill Fleeger, Billy Higgins, Raleigh Mann, John Pever, Waymon Holly, For the twenty-second consecutive time Coach Turner's cross country team has Won tirst place honors by winning the city meet and placing second in the state with the exception ot one year in which he placed second. This year's winner of the Cross Country meet helcl at McGregor Park was Reagan's Raleigh Mann. The other team members placing second, third, fourth, and titth respectively were Billy Higgins, John Pever, Bill Fleeger, and Ray Mathis. An average runner ot the cross country team runs one and one-halt miles a day, five days a week. v. W ,, 6113. 6.1 wg. Q 9 x 4' 5 ' Ti if X taxi .-uni. M 5 Ellhlllll 1 . V -4,-... 'ibm I 'S . 'K' a Cl ' fc i I5 I i i s Y ' y I ' u Q . cf 5 5 :ir M k 9 Sgt QQ' S I M' - 1- 1, v- ' P . l l 3 s 5 -J , .g . I ll ! V . V A . x . A ls ,X Cf Klgv, i ! SWIMMI G Tom Bankston, John Bell, Terry Brennen, Paul Eads, Raymond Englehardt, Joe Euristi, Tommy Garrett, Johnny Hatcher, Dick Hyde, Ross Leidy, David Lemons, Charles Lucas, Joe Musgrove, Steve Raben, Eddie Romans, Frank Schoelkoph, Carl Serres, Bobby Sims, George Smith, .lon Stewart, Clayton Stone, Dick Taylor, Claude Traylor, Dieter Ufer, Jim Wiley, Max Wilson, Mike Worley. Coach Costlow and Manager Steve Mager. CO-CAPTAINS Dieter Ufer and Joe Euristi . 1- , i l fl FREESTYLERS 'T ' 4 lf' , P' BACKSTROKERS BREASTSTROKERS '--UIQQQL Our outstanding 200 yard medley relay team broke the National Senior AAU Junior Olympic record at the Texas University Invitation Swimming Meet at Austin with a time of l:53.9. Congratulations to Tommy Garrett, George Smith, Dieter Uter, and Charles Lucas. im aw if PHYSICAL EDUCATION SENICR GIRLS Required of all Senior Girls is the completion of a course in Home Nursing taught by a certified instructor. Mrs. Connelly, our school nurse, is the certified teacher at Reagan. Eh: Anwrirzm National Elph Crass This CCIUIIIICS that Sue Copeland has completed the Red Cross Home Nursing course HOME CARE OF THE SICK John H, Reagan High School This certificate does nut entitle holder tu nurse ar hire i Houston, Texa S CHAPTER I955 QVVVEJ REPRESENTATIVE NATIONAL DIRECTOR NURSING SERVICES . If This is a sample card that each senior girl Mrs. ConnellY Watches PBIIY Bird and SUB receives at the completion of the course. C0P9land allend 'he Pailemf GGOVQIB LBGVONS- Other activities that all Senior Girls participate in are: Volleyball, softball, basket- ball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, and dance. A dance sequence with Maggie Bristik, Dorothy Forbes, Arlette Minter, Ruthie Matthews, and Helen Martinez. Shirley Albrecht and Thelma Walker watch Carol Bush shoot as Mary Kadlecek guards. Chloe Ellen Barnett, Lucie Jo Olivier, and Loretta Froehlich demonstrate the serve in badminton. JU IOR GIRLS A first aid course is given to all Junior Girls. Completion of this course is essential for credit in junior gym. Miss Mehr, Mrs, Noe, Miss Smith, Miss Led- ford, and Miss Flanigan are the qualified first aid instructors. ATIO f,tcP-N N NAL 1:-so P9 CQ 66 oss 4 THIS CERTIFIES THAT Ellen Boyd AW, , W, HAS COMPLETED THE STANDARD COURSE OP INSTRUCTION IN FIRST Ano TO THE lruunsn AT John H. Reaeaeifieh Schoci. Houston, Texas NATICUILI. DIRECTOR. SAFEYV SIIVICES This is a sample card that each iunior receives at the completion of the course. Other activities that all Junior Girls participate in are: Volleyball, softball, bas- ketball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, and dance. Miss Ledford explains the head bandage to Wil- lafred Strybos, Ellen Boyd, Marilu Amici, and Helen Miskell, A table tennis scene with Bobbie Konvicka, Syl' via Hughes, Mary Louise Cochran, and Jeannine Mercillot. LaNell Bumgardner, Carol Sue Waterman, and Joyce Schwarze, Mary McCarble, and Sigrid Skousgard show a dance step. Barbara Organas demonstrate the serve in Volley- all. SOPHOMORE GIRLS 1 All Sophomore Girls are required to complete a swimming course for credit in sophomore gym. Miss Smith, one of our gym teachers, is a qualified swimming IDSIYUCIOF. HE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS Joyce Don:-:it IS QUALIFIED AS A Beginner in Exuinuuing HAVING PASSED THE REQUIRED TEST AT Joh: H, Reefer: Sirk School ii I--1 Q- M Q ma, Fall ruviomu. oinscvok SAFETY SERVICES This is a sample card that each sophomore receives at the completion of the course. Other activities that all Sophomore Girls participate in are: Volleyball, softball, basketball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, and dance. Miss Smith gives instruction to Loreba Roberts, Elizabeth Curtis, Florence Barron, and Joyce Denwif. Shirley Fowler, Barbara Hildebrant, Theda Sweeny, Gloria Ann Price, and Dorothy Krolczyk demonstrate the serve in tennis. A softball scene with Ester Smith, Kay Dillard, Joyce Thompson, Billie Regik, and Audra Courtney. Margaret Hohmann, Rita Broussard, Patsy Smith, Edith Davis and Maggie Cazares show a dance step. Miss lda Mehr and her seventeen team captains. 9? First row: Kathy Fallmar, Alice Wallis, Carol Lynn Robinson, Ida Mae Cloud, La Donna Maines, Judy Buck, and Bonnie Buerger. Second row: Joyce Williarns, Jackie McCallum, Melanie Myers, Carolyn Thomas, Carol Kiesling, Diane Angerstein, Pat Webster, Helen Petty, Yvonne, Davis, and Betty Jo Krysinski. Miss Ledford and her seventeen team captains. First row: Augusta Koonce, Mary McCarble, Katherine Breitkreutz, Delia Lozana, Judy Bertch. Second row: Patricia Brown, Betty Blair, Pat Hayes, Mary Jo Sparks, Shirley Roberts and Judy Shelton, Third row: Patricia Brown, Mary Ann Voltr, Joyce Reinhardt, Dorothy Hampton, Marion Scivally, and Carolyn Hager, TEAM Every year a limited number of girls are privileged to be selected or elected as team captains. Four team captains are usually selected tor each gym class. Team captains are mem- bers of the class and hold the same classification as the rest of the class. For example: a sophomore class will have only sophomores as captains. When the captains are selected by the gym teachers they are picked be- cause of their leadership, ability in Mrs. Noe and her ten team captains from her three gym classes. -1 PM G From left to right: Cora Rehm, Nelda Rogers, Nelda iors, Bobbie Thompson, Lc Jane Baker, Mrs. Noe, l in CAPTAINS skills, dependability, and good attend- ance. When The captains are elected by The class, They are chosen by popu- .ar vote on The basis of leadership, popularity, and playing skill. The duties of The Team captains are to Take charge of The Team and be responsible to The Teacher for Their actions, assist The Teacher in every vvay possible, and set an example Tor The Team in every way they can. 999, Guettner, Mary McDougal, Vir- ginia Mills, Doris Anderson,and Donna Smith. First row: Doylene Thomas, Miss Smith and her eighteen Team captains l a 0 7 ul ' l - 54 .1 dvi' 1.465 .AM 1, ond row: Betty Buchanan, Marcia Franklin. Third row: Genelle Hoffman, Wanda Coleman Barbara Southworth Nona Bennett, Janet Matella, Beverly Reeves. Miss Flannigan and her nineteen Team captains by 0 U x. A T X at 1 ,I wsqx, . ,f 1 X-t7,rf'.4'fH 4 T' jffiy T 0 First row: Mary Harrell, Lee Frances Robinson Jessie Brister Linda Bounds Martha ee Dora Vick, Mary Ellen Clark, Second row: Cathy Ryburg Delores Irwin Nora Dowasnick Dorothy Harper, Pat Rather, Betty Jones Lindsey Third row Maggie Cazares Wilma Litte Beverly McMillan, Carolyn Cline, Sheila Donague Y' X, fi Nei., X.. Pat Ballard, Nadine Zach Pat Brumfield Ann Cleveland Sec Pat Deaton, Joyce Wiggins Ruthie Harper Beverly Franks 'QQ' 3' GIRLS INTER-SCHOOL QV' NELDA MAJORS RUTHIE HARPER Capraun Manager MISS MEHR Coach V7 .4 l 1 JOYCE wlccms BETTY Jo KRYSINSKI FRANCES WALKER .o MARCIA FRANKLIN Q CAROLYN BUHLER BETTY BUCHANAN BEVERLY AVIS JUDY BECK DELORES HEUGATTER WILAFRED STRYBOS Furs row udy Busby Doroihy Harper Carolyn Buhler Second row Thelma McPherson Mary Ellen Lambenh .Io Ann BETTY JONES Klande f CAROL LYNN ROBINSON Q C Ou I 1 QL' . I ? 0 A, . 'W ., N. .L 4 0' ,, ' S, . 4 , In I I I V , -, I I5 W J I' In y 7 U f l, I 1 A L , , 4 -Q , Il I 1 f ,I tq I . . gf I 1. J ., X 4 I k 1 - ' Y : .I A , , . P VARSITY TEAMS TENNIS MISS PAT DEATON FLANIGAN Coach LENORE GARCIA LA NELL WATERS MARIANNE FOSTER SUSAN GAUFF CAROLINE CLINE Not pictured: NELDA MAJORS RESERVES Gail Mayfield Lynn Wolfes Cathy Ryberg Judy Horner Anne lsaacks Myrtle Brown Shari Metzler-diver for the team. SWIMMING Miss Smith and her A Team: Joyce Thompson Dixie Milam Lynn Lawes Joan Jorden Judy Bisby Barbara Long Joyce Wiggens Loyce Thompson Carol Ann Robinson Becky McNair Nancy Hunkler Betty Phiffer Pat Dixon I TRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Mrs Noes second period seniors captured the volleyball champion ship Top row Mary Lou Brown Delta Donaho Nelda Rogers Nelda Malors Mrs Noe Beverly Avis Peggy Yeley and Bobbie Dolan Bottom row Lowell Jane Baker Helen Harmon Cora Marie Rheem Marilyn Rlsher Barbara Schaffer and Mary Ann Schubel Mrs Noe scored again as her third period seniors won the bas ketball championship Standing: Doris Goettner, Dorothy Wagenhaoser, Bobbie Thompson, Mrs Noe, Halda Tomlinson, Yvonne West, and Pat Longmire. Seated: Carol Ann Browning, Doris Adnerson, Carolyn Bueller, Patsy Reasoner, and Margaret Shine. 3 6 Z 5 2 sw if 2 i-vwnu. 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