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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1957 volume:

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Reagan Senior High School H 011110 11, Taxa! gil? x7 it flfll l 4 f .rj r Declination To the Faculty . . XVhose dedication to the thesis that Education is the guardian genius of democracy is their lodestoneg Wliose tireless labor in the cause of the profession hespeaks their de- votion to the high callingg And whose interest in the welfare and success of students beyond as Well as during high school days gives students the privilege of calling them Friendsg this, the 1957 volume of the PENNANT, is gratefully and affectionately dedicated. Foreword Look not into the Past . . . It comes not back again . . . Wisely improve the Present . . . It is thine . . . Go forth to meet the shadowy Future with- out fcar, and a manly heart. able 0 f C omfents FACULTY CLUBS CLASSES FAVORITES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE . --Mis ,I K iw 3512? . . Pri11c'ijn1l R. H. lI' 'illif1111x any 4-Q To the Class of 1957: I congratulate you upon having finished your high school course and rejoice with you. The greatest joy that comes with graduation is the satisfaction of accomplishment, of attaining a goal. In your enjoyment of the moment, many of you have not yet had time to reflect upon the deeper significance of gradua- tion-a transition for you from the enchantments of carefree youth to the solid responsibilities of adult life. While it is thus an important milestone in your life, it need not be one of terrifying possibilities. Youth is not a time of life, it is a state of mind. It is not a matter of rock and roll and supple knees, it is a quality of imagination, a vigor of emotions, a freshness of the deep springs of life. In a horse race the fastest animal gets the inside track, thus gaining advan- tage over those crowded away from the rail. Similarly, in the competitive race of men with men in business, in industry, and in the professions, the high school and college graduates have an inevitable advantage over the untrained non- graduates, in that they do things more rapidly and more efficiently. Again I congratulate you. WH r Assisifmzt Pfincipal Gordon M. Cotton 174x111 of Girfx R,gi.wlmr MRS, liIiRNICllf B. GALII MRS. O. R. HAI.l2 C Z! 72 0 0 5 6 l 7' S Miss Katherine Keller Mrs. Rhoda S. Sheetz Our tourist-lors in their nt-xv offiie The duties of the counseling office are almost too varied and many to list adequately. Although its services touch parents, teachers, and students alike, its benefits as far as students are concerned come chiefly in the forms of scholarship oppor- tunities, job possibilities, and readying students for meeting college requirements. These are a few of the many services performed by this indispensible department: 1. Adjusting programs 2. Orienting new teachers 3. Conferring with parents, students, and teachers on student problems 4. Planning high school courses to meet college requirements S. Arranging for annual Career Day 6. Administering practice tests before the College Board examination 7. Informing students of scholarships 8. Writing recommendations for job and scholar- ship applicants 9. Sponsoring the senior class Office F Orce Q -wmmwvssumhmr K Q , if-' m'Fmf,NLUIA. Mrs. Agnus Scyallcr. Mrs. Mary Ruth Hayes, Mrs. Gladys Wfinship. Library 'N-qf 'A Mrs. Catherine May, MIS. Blanche T. Morgan DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. May -,N mf' E . .- ,,,. . - H ome Economics Homo Management Home and Family Life Clothing Foods DEPARTMENT HEAD Miss Fizinfcs Murphy. Mis. Carolyn Rniil. Mrs. Mary S. Hmknbcc, Miss Katlicrinc I.. Malloy. M. M I Iii Llfli ly Public Speak i n g lixtcmpornncous Spcnking Dclontc Drimm Speech Arts Iwfrs. P.1triCin W . Cook. Mr. Riiyfoi-il Holiomlw DITPARTMIZNT H EAD Mr, Holcomb my Math 4. sf! Ciommert i.1l Aritlimetit General Aritlimetit Algelwm Geometry Trigonomet ry Atlxpintetl Mat liem.tt it s Mr. Hoiuite Clifton. Mrs. Velma Ditlcerson. Mrs. lfrnnkie Dunn. Mr. Holvson R. Howell, Mr. DI. DEPAl1'I'fy1l2NT H1 AD M. Turner. Mr. H. I.. Smith, Miss Myrtle Quzim. Mrs. Currie Tomlinson.. Mrs. Roberta Hooker. Nirsl Hlmkcr Mr, -lerry Stroggins. Mrs, T. I.4iwrente Owens. Not pieturetlg Miss S.immie Tittlt- ' g . Sczence Chemistry Biology Physics Physiology Advztnced I Qliemist ry Mr. C. L. Adamson. Miss Helen H. Peterson, Miss Funite Briitkett, Mr, lillwert Felton, Mrs Muriel D. Owen. Mr. joseph F. Butkley. Mrs. I.. F. Green. hir. C. XV. I.. Alulwott. Not lmgm- Mr. R. H. Iwltltilii' DEPARTMENT HEAD ore Q able.- Physical Ecluccztioii I itiicm lt, l'l.ll1Ij.I1lI1, Mi' Owen l' llrekson Mi Football Baseball Basketball Track Tennis Swimming Health First Aid Badminton Volleyball Modern Dancing Ping Pong Home Nursing .Inc C. IIQLISZI, Mr. Lee Roy Ashmore, Mr. Charles N. Kivell. Mrs. jo Lange Noe, Miss DEPARTMENT HEADS i ' ' ' ' ' 'ss lil.: Mehr. Miss Betty Cotter. Miss Lehi Smith. B E k 0-yi r re son Girly-Miss Mehr Driver Training Drivers Education ff' wil on nm, Mr. W. C. Davis, Mr. Roy Riclmrtlson C 07'lZ77Z67'Ci6ll Mrs. Mary Lois XY'ootl, Mrs. Alma B. Peck, Mrs. Vera S. Gaugler, Mrs. Nellie NW, Maxwell, Mrs. Stel Marie Lowmrm. Not picturecl: Miss Clair Maricle :intl Miss Eloise Yett. DEPARTMENT HEAD Miss Yett Typing Bookkeeping Cornrnercial I-.m Slrorthantl Set rel.1ri.rl Train ing Sales Stutlent Accounting Olilite Pinuticc Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing Machine Drawing Radio anal Electronics Wfoocl Shop General Metal Auto Mechanics Beauty Culture Distributive Education I miustrial Arts Mr. Donalcl D. Turner, Mr. R, M. Yarrington. Mr. Clifton L. Knox. Mr. G. E. MtCottcr, Mr Louis T. Rheinholclt, Miss Ann C. Harhison. Mr. Frank A. Stolie, Mr. Rolwrt Patterson. No pictured: Mrs. Margaret J. Taylor. DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. Patterson Music Miss Anna Marie Olson, Mr. john W. Robbins Y DEPARTMENT HEAD Miss Olson Music Advanced Orchestra Advanced Band Beginner Band Beginner Strings Choral Club Girls Glee Club Art Crafts Commercial Art Art Mrs. Maurine D. Clark, Mrs. Madeleine D. Koster DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Clark Mr. Waylon L. Manning, Mr. Harold lx. Custlow. Miss C. Miss Minnie Comp Miss Zulcika XX'a1rc, Miss Avis Bailey. Mrs. A. C. SCai'l'mi'ougl1, Mrs. Bessie DEPARTIVHENT HEAD Prine. Miss listcllal lialluv. Bliss lfixinncs XX . Ruikcix Mfg. SL'i1fbQjftjL1S-:lj Spanish Latin Social Scieifice Amcril ill! ll isfufy Civ ics Sutiill Prulwlcins Ailvgimcil History Clupp, Miss Lola F oifei gn Lcmguczge Miss Maurinc M. Bates, Miss I-lclcn Ronny. Miss Claim G. Speed. Mrs. Mc-rlc lf. Summers. DIZPARTMIZNT HEAD Mrs. Summers E12 glish s. Ersyl li. XX'riglit, Miss Mary L. Ross. Mrs. Verner I.. Gray, Miss lnez Strong, Mrs. Elizabeth General Literature American Literature English Literature Poetry Drama l'ari'ett. Mrs. Annie Alo Teas. Not pittured: Miss Olixe joy, Mrs. Pat Marsh, Bliss Edna Norman. DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Parrett Grammar Composition Creative Writiilg Business English journalism nglislf x, , Miss Cathryn Crawford. Mrs. Mildred O. Fisher. Miss Mary Carter, Mrs. Margaret B. Bradford Mrs. Corinne M. liuckingliam, Miss Janie Belle Baten, Mrs. Louise S. Early, Mrs. Suzon l.. Ad 1 Not pictured: Miss Pearl Fletcher. JMMQ fzqffl 4EQffC-,sf ' eJf'fff0' UW DM ff lj!! k Der W7 0'07ljUa9Ai, 57' T5.'Z'0C92,f5l Evurani nrrf CAKMEA, fmmyg ,I f Il all M., 1 :fav Soy X Y D C25 I 912-Irv opuwf - 3'Qmr'N7' SWW Qfqp' fffp L-J'? 'Q3 30 'Z jgxocfo S K7' Om., Q Q' 40 nf, C3 J KQffELLpgflf'fI5Xg :QQ XXX ,fe S. o 'gl 'rx gvw c..-fu A yfxqkfigfxfjulld gfash ' A? G1 Lo' 'Jvc' vnlz I ,Lori RQ? igmtfil if 6 X LIY ,,,.,,fjlg,MU Q-lx 'V 'I u- 4-1 I hr XX E xg! 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Fl ,A Necfde 5, YW x W 05101 . Q 9 NM wq ' ED Menu MATLGCK kj My Y '64-gf' V, 'K , ' 'xx Op ak . W f 9 L4 AQ N C?l709ze9 S! . X MA + fGa'l 0 Q? B5 'life yall National H oraor Society if Martha jee are A . Fall Offirery Spring Officers if 1 ey ga Ri Beverly June Reeves Willialxz Wietstruck Jilhfl Parker Preridenl Preridenl Vire Preridult Vire Preridenl Perry Mason Virginia Huffington Delores Moore Mary Carol Lemons Treaxurer Sepremry Serretary Trearurer Q YY- :. J , ' 1 ,fi A - Tj Q vt 5' Bettie Scott Raymond Engelhardt George Weber Reporter Sergeant-at-Armx Reporter ig 1 l 'iii . r Q R let Carol Petty Howard Starr Barbara Long Red Croix Rep. Sergeant-at-Armx Red Crou Rep. L 1 Leaclerslozp Cloaracter Scloolarshzp Serwce M, .it A L.. ti x National Honor Society fllembgryljjlb C'01'lZ6f'J'l0IIEJ' Social Affiviffel TOP ljfjfs 0f high 5cni0f C1355 SCl'lOl211'Sl'lip .Formal initiatition TOP my, of low senior glass Leadership Informal initiation TOP of high junior C1355 Service Annual banquet Spomor: MISS MINNIE COOR Patricia Abernathy Sigrid Haller Carolyn McKee Robert Anthony Robert Holder Mike McKinnon David Bishop Frank Hueter Mary Nagy Linda Bounds Virginia Huffington Louis Patronella Donald Bova Martha lee john Parker Beverly Brenner Shirley Jennings Linda Patterson Dorothy Buford Rolfe johnson john Parker Patricia Burgin Shirley johnson Carol Petty Mary Frances Burk Betty jean Kemper Rebecca Reagan Gary Bush Carolyn Kilgore Beverly Reeves Glenda Chadwick Augusta Koonce Harriet Rhymes Win. Clayton Donald Lednicky Bettie Scott An.n Cleveland David Lee jerry Shaver Gay Crenshaw Mary Carol Lemons Howard Starr Vernita Cunningham Carolyn Leverkuhn Williford Strybos Lois Dietrich Karen Lewis Linda Thompson Diane Dishroon Barbara Long Gladys Wallis Donya Duval Hazel Marmion Judy Walser Lerma Engberg Perry Mason George Weber Raymond Engehardt Pat Mathis Gary Wlrke Anne Gest Delores Moore William Wiersrruck Carol Ann Gaustad Winnie Mae Munger Qarol Winkler Michael Wygant Speakers is wi- gg, vt . , A , y . c ww ,J W ie Forum The Speakers lforum, composed ot the mem- bers ot' the lixtemp and Debate classes, is un- der the sponsorship ol' Mr, il. R. Pappy Holcomb. Members of this organization par- ticipate in assembly programs, tivic programs, and tournaments. At the tournaments, various awards are made. Medals are given to winners in individual events, and trophies are awarded to the debate teams. During the past tall se- mester, six trophies have been won and thirty- four medals. Many benefits are gained by participating in the speech activities. Members not only im- prove their speech but also learn of turrent events and governmental policies and atitiairs. The making of new friends at the tournaments is also invaluable to the members. Members of the Speakers lforum often be- come members of the National liorensic League by acquiring service points eath time a pre- pared speech is given. The annual variety show, FORUM liOI.l.llfS, proved exceptionally successful this year. The proceeds of this event are used to finance the out-of-town tournaments. Officers are: President. Cforinan lieatitliainpg Vice President. Martha Klee: Recording Secretary. XX'innie Mae Mungerg Corresponding Secretary, Cfarol Ann Gaustadg ,l.I't'L1SLll'CI', Louis l'.itronellag Reporter. l'.it Cloudg Fxtemp Delegate. Mary Mai'g.iret l.inils.iy. Sponsor. Mr. 'I. R. Holcomb, Speech Activities Our prcsidcnt lncditutcS? Ou 1- b,' A, Droduql. Spec-cl1sturs pose with Father Baylor 0,7 ', P... Y . uf HUUWLW X xx bound , N omwm ' Q Y 0 HN 42 1 First Sweepstakes since 1955! Christian Student Union ADVISOR: Mrs. Mary Ruth Hayes SONG: I'd Rather Have jesus MOTTO: Christ Above All SCRIPTURE: John 14:6 jesus saith . . . I am the way, the truth, and the lifeg no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. EMBLEM: The Cross The objective of the Christian Student Union is to create an opportunity for Christian fellowship among the students of all denominations at Reagan High School. Every member is encouraged to be faithful in attendance in order for this organization to be a success. The activities are as follows: the Thanksgiving project, the Christmas project, and the annual spring picnic. FALL OFFICERS-1956 PI':'Itc1't'Pll PAUL DIIRHAM Vire President SHELBY DEHART St'l'l'L'liH ny ANN CLEVELAND Trf'.1ruv'e1' GORMAN BEAIICHAM-P Miriifmzm' IRIWA HENBEST Rt'l'!'t'.IfiIll1 BARBARA EASTBURN Sung LIUIIIIUV' GLENN ADAMS Piilllfff SARA NIMMONS The SPRING OFFICERS-195 7 Pnaridezll PERRY INIASON Vire Preridwzt LERMA ENGBERG Serrel.zr'y BECKY COX Treizrlnrer FRANK HUETER 1l1i,r,rimmr'y LANELI. BUMGARDNER Rerreizlifnz 'IEAN REED Song Leader FRANKIE IVIURRAY Pfallixt DONYA DUVAL presidents pin changes hands. Future Teachers I.-X s 'Q' 35 E sr is i -QC' S OFFICERS Prwfdwll ..,,,,.,.... ,.......... C AROLYN LEVERKUHN Vin' I'1-aridwzl ...,.. .........,.. L ERMA ENGBERG St't'l't'filI'-1' 'l'm'.111rrw Rc'fl0I'lt'P' AUGUSTA KOONCE .. , ..,,.. JUDY WALSER OLLIE THAEMAR Scr'ge.n1l-.11-Army ...... KATHERIN E BREITKREUTZ 5111111 mr ,,.. ,... MISS JANIE BELLE BATEN J it -fa. J 1 0 at 4 -,le ,EK X . 'ffm' at if Organized in the spring of 1955, the Future Teachers Club is for those who plan to make teaching their life work. The members learn of the things a teacher may expect when he enters the professiong and while a student in Reagan, he may take on some tasks that will give him practice on the things that will be required of him. Many members assist teachers during enrollment or act as sub- stitutes in the absence of teachers. 'nu ml! 1 in sum 5 u 1111111 in Offzcem Pu xftfwlf , ,, , ,, , ,,,, ,Y Y,,, Vive Pr'vfizlel1f, , ,,,, ,TCQAROLYN IEDXVARDS S'tt'l'al,11'1 , ,, ,,,,.... JERRY SHAVIYR 'l'rv,1u1n'w' , ,,,, ,,,, .,.,,. .,,,, R I T A PETERS Rcfwl'!t'1' . ,,,, . .,,,,,,,,., ..... J ULIA JEU Lif1r.n'i.n1, ,. . , ,,.,,,,.,,,,, IRMA LOU HFNBIEST rclfestwz In 1924 the Reugptn Orchestra was organ' ized. Through the years it has expamlett to greater lengths, Today in 1957, Mr. .Iohn W. Rohhins has czxpnhly led us forw.1r4l. To the Reagan Booster Cfluh also we .Ire in' dehted for invalunhle support and hacking, The Orchestra performs for nssemhly pro- grams, the May Fete, the Honor Society, and many other OLITSLIIIJTIIQQ .utivities and is in constant demand. Wfhen not in svhool pmt'- ticing, the orchestras memhers are husily competing in events such as All-City Or- chestra, All-State Ortshestrn, Houston Youth Symphony, and many others. Reagan stu- dents have taken first thair in all of the above activities. 1 iq ,....g,, PI'c'.lhfL'1Il, .. . ,,.,.. l 'iz'L' Pl'U.v!1fe11l .,..,. .S'vcf'cf.ir'y. .. . .. 'l'nfil.i'1n'w'. . Rc'f20r'lc'l' ..,,.,,., Li!m1r'im1.i ',,,, .,,,..... .A..,V. .........,.. R U T 'H CARTER lillGENl? lN1RAZ fulzim' Ljbl'iH'j4Ul .,,,, .,.,,.... JOAN CASTLE I U , 19771111 Nlfzjur. ,,,,,, ,.....,.. PIZRRY MASON X, , X! Auf, DP'lllll Major ',.,..,,, ........,.. C LIFFORD LYKK1? J 1Jlf'g,'4'I0!' ,AA,,,,A,,..,,,,.,,.., ,,,,.... M Reagan Bama! At Reagan is found one of the oldest and most honored bands in the state. Wfhen organized some thirty years ago, the band was a military unit composed of boys. Under the direction of Leslie Kohlman, Mrs. O. W. Bogard, Charles Lindsey, jay M. Brandstetter, and john Robbins, the Band has grown and improved. There are many factors which contribute to the high distinction of the band. Among these are the accomplishments in the past with support from the student body and Boosters Club. Some activities in which the band participates include Rice's first home football game, marching contests, music festivals, the May Fete, graduation exercises, and tal-:ing part in all Reagan football games. Last year the band was invited to hear the United States Marine Band and to play for the All'City Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Harry Robert XVilson from Columbia University. Also, every year we are privileged to have many of our stu- dents win positions in All-State Band and the Youth Symphony. Officers .................MIKI2 McKINNON .,..........PHILIP STALDER ...WROBERT ALEXANDER .........,BARBARA HARRISON HOLLIIZ RUTH THAIZMAR Thespzans Ant xull your part, tm thuun ull tha. I tlu nnvttn uf' thu Rulgun Tux mms m UlL,ll'1ll1Il0I'1 uuupusu cm mntx mlm .nw c-ntlulsiguts us fins of thucr Jilution uf M s Cowk th: hlhupxms mnu Nant xxu I!1.liUl' prmlmtiuns 1 mont w un tu- nga-ndu .arc an s of dass pllys LllI'CCTSd by on gl L1 sc-ries uf unc nt 1 lyi Lllutu y ldx man Kill Ilu ILIIPUSK' uf thc m'g.lnxllt1on IN tn llkl thy lm L IH ulugrmnt of pL'1'sm1.1l1ty tlmn lumen m vo K tx tn ln-ltcl' p.u'tiQip.1tc ll1 L,1uu1 lltlKl wuul hy their new tmun L 1ll1.1ms I,1ttlc Iluml tlu Ilmug IHTN 111- INVIIIINL tmulld un L 1tm.1l .numnpllxlwrmntw Prerzdwll ............. Vice Prafidwzl... Sc'rn'Iar'y .,.,.,,,....,. Sergemzl-JI-Armf Tn'.u'111'm' ,... A ,,.., A, Ra'fvrn'lw' ,,,.... 'K fxgc fx -LS-Q 5, .gil '73 4, tm ,A ,Q nk , 3 ks on W . Aciivilies TIJGSPMW S5 ., Ak N53 MTM f X 5 x pf f f! S 5 f' N . i h , ' -1- ' Mei ' x-,gift - fi W eahousc of the August Moon Fall Pmduction 1956 , W Clmmftcrx: Lawrence Llarksznan, Ray Iklntl est Villareal, George Smith, C ' ' X Clark, joe Alu. ' ' ,xi X. 113, Ern- hap Ives ' ' Sgrme. an i m.m, 'Iummy 4 john Davis -v we Q ' ner kmn DOH one'A0 W 'md mf ON Intrdmura Judy' Gillc-SPV: ' Dirc.Ct0l'S- .- PQOPSH 8 S 5 Zi CHESS CLUB Pnrfw.w.' To represent Reagan in chess tournaments, to benefit students who like to use mental strength in fighting battles. Offifer: President Frank Hueter S11w1.rar.' Miss Myrtle Quam Z! Z Il 7' 6 Z! 7' S 6 S FUTURE NURSES CLUB Purf1o.re.' To acquaint girls with varied fields of nursing and medical resources within Houston, and u to encourage them into new nursing fields. Offirerf: President, Shelby Dehartg Vice President, Shirley Mitchellg Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Deatong Transportation committee, Yuvonne Dupris, Donya Duval. Sporzmr: Mrs. Mary B. Connelly zz i 0 i S Z! . d Pur'pr1.re.' To operate the many forms of visual aid so necessary to modern teaching. Officers: President, Paul Durhamg Vice President, Gary Homburgg Secretary and Trealsurer, Henry jordan. Sfwn.rm': Mrs. Blanche Morgan M 71 i 0 1' i s 15 0 7' i Purpose: To increase interest in and appreciation for historyg to enlarge students' knowledge beyond that of the high school sourcesg and to promote history as an avocation for future use. Member- d ship: High juniors and seniors with outstanding grades in history and other subjects, E average conductg and a sincere interest in history. W Sp0n.rm'.' Miss C. Mabel Clapp Officerrs President, Barbara Longg Vice President, john Parkerg Secretary, Hazel Marmiong Treasurer, S Judy Waxlserg Reporter, Bettie Scottg Parliamentarian, Gorman Beauchampg Sergeant-at-Arms, Ross Leidy. 'Ex Club lfdilnrv Martha jeu ,Io Anne Slmrman Sjmrfr Edilmir joe Musgrove Ross Leidy Hazel Marmion C11-Edifwir Mary Carol Lemons Beverly june Reeves Edilofial Adrirm' Penne ml MISS INEZ STRONG Sludent Life Editor SUE BARDEN Bll,l'fIlA',f,f Smff Carole Ann Gaustad Barbara Long Linda Nfurphy Wfeslc-y Gilpin Bu rnzur Ad1'i.fl11' MR J E BUCKLEY Student C ozmcil E .- Rn - Officers ' ., ......,. JOE EVRFSTI GLADENE MICHEL BARBARA LONG Prfkrldwll ............. ...... Vice Prefidezll ..,.A., Sew'eI.1r'y ........,,. Tr'et1.r1n'e1' ...... ...,... I. INDA THUMPSON Pzlfffdllle'IIli'U'ffI!1 ..... GORINTAN BEAUCHAINIP Sflfllllllf ,, ., ., . MRS. RHODA SHEETZ The Student Council, composed of the ranking officer of each faculty-sponsored organization, and the president and secretary of each class, strives to be of service to Reagan. The fixed responsibilities of the group include the sale of poll taxes, organiza- tion and supervision of all school elections, and arrangement for the morning devotional. In addition, the Council has sponsored clean-up and beautification campaigns, better lunch room procedure, and classification and arrangement of trophies. vi it C? 7 American Legion Club Officers Pfufidwll ..,,.,,,,,,,, ,,...,...,.........,....,,,, V IOE lillRliS'l'I Vite Piwidwll ....A. ,,,........., .,,,..., I 5 IYTTIIZ SCXYVI' SFI1'Ufrll'-3'-T1'6rl,fIl1'U ',,, .v....., C AROI. ANN GAITSTAD Rejwrfu '...,.,. ....,,,,, . ,,,, ..,.,,,, H C JXVARD STARR Srv'g4'.lf1l-.il-Arfzlin ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,GENE LINK Aljl'llfJl' ..,,,, MRS. SVZON ADAM The Lambclil Sigma Alpha is an organization with the purpose of promoting worthy leaclership, stimulating ii desire to render services to the school, and maintaining high stiinclards ot scholarship. The members are students havin Y received the American Le vion 5- 5- Awilrcl in junior High School, As 11 school project this year, the school trophies were cleaned. 1 ' . A0 f i Q P4 R? C1 W 7 ' cyl? 1 0 The Rea gan Statesman staff Frances Brennan and Augusta Koonce Ezfjlfl fix' ,,,.A,,,,,,,A A,rm1'iatc ljdilur .,...,, ...,,,,A........,...,,,.,A,.....,,A.,,,.,,...... L ynn Hess Sjwrlx Iizfifnr .,..., ..,,.......,.,,. M ike Wlygant Lilerary Editor ....., ,.,.A G orman Beauchamp Iieizlnre Erflffil' ..,,.. ..,.,. C arole Yarborough Iizlimriizl lVr'i1w' .,,,.,, .7,.,,,,. S hirley Miller Crzlfmzzzixt ,,,....,.,.., ..,,. L ouis Patronella Plmlagmplver .... .,.... V irgil I-Iammerle Arlirf .Y,Y,,,,.A..,,,A. , ..,..,,,.... Wayne Calvery Iienlzzre llVrifer' ...., ,......,Y,,..,......,,,,.r..,.,,.e,,...,,,,,..... V ernita Cunningham RL'f7fJ7'1'U1'.l' ,e..,e..e,,e.,,,. ,....., j o Ann McDonald, Jeannine Capps, Joyce Long Bll.tflIL'.f.f Manager' YY,.,,. ,..,,Y...,..........,,,,,Y..,..,,..,..,,,,,.,....,,,,,...,.,..,. S andra Petty Circfrfafiwz Manager ,,r.. ,,....,,, G ladys Willlis AlII'L'f'fj.lii7lLQ Mazinger' ....,,e ,..,e,..... D agma Corley Sew'elary Y,....YY,,,.,,,..,,,..... ,,...,, T helma McPherson 'I'-ypirl i .,., ,.,,,r C lydeine Heineman Adrnm' .,,, r...,. ,.... M r s. Louise Early Augusta Koonce received the honor of being the first president of the Gulf Coast Press Assotiation and presided at the Port Neches Meeting in November. The Statesman received a trophy for entering the best School Press Project in the senior division on the subject How to Defeat Tuberculosis. The sponsor was Houston- Harris County TB flssociation. an i 5 i CAROL PETTY Stalefman S1l'6'Efb6flff Louis Patronella and Gorman Beauchamp join top stuff editors for il chat before Gussie's graduation. . , 5' . 'H ' jim A gnu? FRANK MURRAY President GARY HOMBURG Treaxurer Wu O zcers Wi' HENRY JORDAN JOYCE WIGGINS Vice Prendenl S ecremry 1-vu. 411: MIKE EDWARDS PAL L DURHAM Librarian Pfam fl ms.. 'SSPYJQQ 'S GLENN ADAMS DONNA BARTOK WAYNE DOTY Reporter Anzrlant Reporter Sergeam dl Aflllf W 5 1 4 ' 1 U V ff' O , A 1 A 1 4-. wafrl, ' , T The Reagan Choral Club, a group of. students who enjoy music, was or- ganized to give young men and women an opportunity to sing and to increase their musical background. Entrance requirements are as follows: a good voice, above average sight- reading ability, a genuine love for singing, and a spirit of cooperation. It is possible to have an audition with the director to join the club immediately with her approval. Directed by Miss Anna Marie Olson, the Choral Club has had the privilege of singing for many organizations, some of which included P.T.A., Houston Symphony Orchestra, Veterans' Hospital, Texas State Teachers' Association, and the men's Service Clubs in the Heights. The members also take part in assembly programs, Commencement exercises, the Baccalaureate Service, and Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs. They strive to put forth a message through every song, from the light humor- ous songs to the serious music of great composers, such as Bach and Handel, and the moving modern arrangements of Fred Warirrg. DI MARII N CORDl I I A V4 L' ' G , , , , 'gif Im.1v'11rw' 1 . aw- ' - X ,ig - , . 1 'r-is 'ff 1517 DA1 ER sAN'1'E1.1. i f l ' Prwldwlf S.. i n LA NEIL lil 'MGARDNER AL'L'f1711fI.IIIfl'f Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club, led by Miss Anna Marie Olson, prepared music this year to be sung at such places as the Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, the Veterans' Hospital, for the P.T.A., and also for auditorium assemblies. The requirements and standards for getting into the Glee Club are very high. Above all, the girls must have excellent conduct. They also have to have some knowledge of music, preferably Music 1, 2, 3, and 4. The girls' favorite songs are: The Lord is My Shepherd, The Heavens are Telling, Alleluja, Beautiful Savior, and es- pecially liked is Eternal Life. This year the club was privileged to sing with the combined music groups at the Texas State Teachers Association Convention. Along with hard work, the girls also have their fun. The most enjoyable outside, activity is the annual picnic and initiation, which is usually held in the fall. To finish the year the Glee Club has a party in the music room and presents the officers for the following year. FRANCES NWALKER Rr.'j1m'l6r Nw - W DURIS ANN COOPER 1.ibI'J74f.lII JUDY BARFIELD CAROLYN MEADOXWS Ljb7'u'7'fu'II Reffwrler Q ,Y AJ!! . P 'ff' 'im , 5 .-' I X 5 1 ': ' ' ff? S '59 fw f l r 5 f X ,3 M' . mf iaQ1gL51, Q ' Sm'ff,Z, Y T W ' , KY 7 i w W V f f fiircn A. if Q, 5, 5 Q!-E sf M W 12' 'X f X W ,Z-we A , A 4 ,fs ff? A xg 3, lx X fi., ,, , if: A Q 1 ' wwf h A f ff h ' N if Q X , . I F .naw ,pf if f nw ifzgiizifr: mi V 'ffpef-wfrf .4-' F Y 'ivriin isiszf 1145 2111 ug if ncgzzzgzy, - ,.?'-3121-:,x22':,. ?-in A V fg'l3i:f,.2 : ffif +612 -!ggyaQ2g1.i11?fef'Aiz - 1'fH 4'?',f' 1: :x::12Eg32ggfgfffg: ' i ilii gigw' L 51? Eicrkfvz-ya E wg ! ' rffsffsff-fa . - 'gffffM' s 1f,:f7 . 1, t aw w 153' . YQ? I '7' MSM figs 'ffcgw .QQ ' Afl' f i av Tri-Hi-Y Officers Pniridezzt .....,,,,,,....,...........,...,.,,.,,..., BARBARA LONG Vice Pveridwzl ......... .......,.,. L INDA HLTFFMAN St'cre1.u'3 ,......,.,,,...,, ...,....,.., G LADENE MICHEL Tre11.i'ur'w' .........,.. ........ F RANCINE FLUKINGER Relimrlef ',,,. ........,....... ................ S H ARLEY EARLY Swgemzt-rl!-A1'v1,r ....... ........., S HARON ANDEXTLER Clmpluizz ...,............ .,,,.,,,. W ILLAFORD STRYBOS Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y which are sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. are voluntary club programs for high school students. 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: rleazz living ie- f A ii1fW X ' M we 6 Y 4-ws ,Sf-AW X s A we .ie ' we rfefzfz .l'P9El'fJ clean .rp01'lm1mz.rlaip. fllittf 3 S114 NEW YN Q O sb , Q, 5? 2 3 79 is ' - 4 n I fl u- 2 V i Ji I 'fi O Q Q7 ns ,MO 0 O QNX ,,,, ff , Future H omemake The Future Homemakers of America is a national organiza- tion of students who are enrolled in any homemaking class in junior or senior high school. This organization works toward better home and family living, provides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsors group projects, local, state, and national in scope. The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America is octag- onal in shape and bears the name of the organization around the symbol, while around the lower side of it is the motto, TO- WARD NEW HORIZONS. In the center there is a house supported by two hands, which is a symbol that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. TOWARD NEW HORIZONS, the motto of the Future Homemakers of America, expresses the purposes ot the organ- ization: Learning to live better each day in order to be better tomorrow. Sk fmt 1 America ., Mg 1 ,.-,.,. f Period 1 PY't.'J'idt I1l ............ it 'wi UR! - J fri' JULIA SCHWARTZ Vive Preflderzl ....... .......... . . JULIA KIRKPATRICK Serremry ..........,.. Tfearurer Period 2 P1't'.l'll1't'IIl ......,...... Vire Prefiderzt .... Serremry .... , ....... . Treaxurer .. .. Period 3 Pfexiderzl ...........,. Vire Preridenl Secretary .......,.. Treu.f1n'er ., MARY CAROL LEMONS DELORES MOORE DOROTHY LUCE SUE BARDEN MARY ANN EVANS JERRY LUTZ JOYCE LONG DELIA LOZANO JUDY KELLY MARY BURKE -a,- - N-. t 1 X Period 4 Preriderzl ,,,.,,, V ire P1-eridenl St'f1'6l:I1'j' ....,,,,...,. ..... T1'eu1.rurer ., Period 5 P7'E'.Iid!?IIf ............ Vire Pnaridevzt Serremrg' ......... ...,, Trearurer .. Period 6 Prafldezzl ........,... ...., Vice Prerident T1'E'd.flH'8?' . ,E Q.- JEAN WILSON PATSY COSTA DOTTIE HAMMEROLEY SHARON HACKETT SHERRILL HURLEY SARAH BOOZER BARBARA CULLUM VIRGINIA HUFFINGTON BETTY GRACE RANKIN ANNE McCLEOD GAY CRENSHAW Secretary ........, .. , ...,.. SADIE MONTALANO Sponsors: Mrs. Frances Edwards, Mrs. Mary Huckabee, Miss Frances Murphy, Mrs. Carolyn Reid. li Q 4 o Slide Rule Club The Reagan Slide Rule Club, sponsored by Mrs. Frankie Dunn, was organized to create enthusiasm for using the slide rule, to stimu- late proficient use of it, and to develop ap- preciation of its everyday applications. Members are required to have at least a B average, major in Math, and have at least a classification of high junior. A .394 OFFICERS Pfehrfdgpjl ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,,,,,r,,,, hr lxltlillxtllyfllxl Vffe Pferidelll .,.., . , FRANK HUIQTITR Serw!t1i'yTi'v.1iurw' ,,,,..... LFRMA lfNCil5liRG Sjmumi' ,,,. ,,,, MRS. FRANKIIT DVNN qui N Reagan Red C oats Social Officers Dl LORES MOORE If ll I LINDA HI 'FFMAN Pre.ridc'l1I maori N Knoonis 3 Mas. Noe Sfl0ll.fIl7' The Reagan Red Coats were organized in 1926 under the leadership of Mrs. Byrd Creekmore. The organization was changed in 1938 to an all drum and bugle corps, being the first of its kind. The purpose of the Red Coats is to serve the school in every way possible. All girls in the organization must have a high scholastic average. Among the many civic and community affairs the Red Coats participate in are the Shriners' Ball, Armistice Day Parade, ushering at the Houston Fat Stock Show and Rodeo, and the P.T.A. annual Open I-louse. This year the Red Coats were guests of Texas A8zM and drilled at the ASLM- Villanova game. It has been the privilege and pleasure of the Senior Red Coats for the past three years to take a ten-day trip through several Southern states. This tour has proved to be both interesting and educational. This year they spent four days in Washington, D.C., making tours through the White House, the Capitol building, the Smithsonian Institute, Arlington Cemetery, and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. They also visited places of interest in Roanoke, Virginia, and Chattanooga, Tennessee. American Flag Group Swiss Flag Group MX RNA WEST CAROL PETTY .1 . I 'II 'll IDY O'DEI.L Al.lf.l'f.lllf Drunz Major Company N U . , f v ff? DIANE DISHROON Drum Mnjm' PAI 'I.I2TTE DARCY T1'1m1fn'l Stal. DALER SANTELI. B zz glers Drummers JUDY VUALSER AlIIt'l'ft'-III Flag Ll. sw' W ' lx ANNE GEST Drill 1.1. 1 f 'Ig Twmr Bugle Sgt. TERRY SCHOENEMANN Hurifone Bugle Sgt. X , VIRGINIA HI IFFINGTON Bugle Lt. CAROLE ANN GAUSTAD Drum Ll. ft' H Company B MARY CAROL LEMONS Drill Mc1,ff67' LINDA PATTERSON BARBARA LONG A,l',l'l.flLlI1l Drill M:1.fler' Su'i.r.r Flag Ll. Buglers .ff CAMILLE MORRISH Bell Sgr. EVELYN DIETZ Drummers W! Tenor' Drum Sgl. BARBARA DUKE Blu.: Drum Sgl. vi 9 C09 GLADYS WALLIS Drill LI. 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LQ Msg: nf 1 it ' 1 I w 1 VA,55, ,3gfj'iz:'533wf?iT5?5' gal A Q 1 2.3. 4 x fn 14 1, K me I n UQ 'is35vfT1 1 x Q -tv I '0 5' A V - JG' -bf 3 X ,gf g 1 1 Q 1 - U fs I . a J Z V1 - .1 -:.- Q .Q ,Silvan ,A :-WIP - 5 -.f, uf.. '-Q ii 'ws TL fi in ',x! 2,i .' W g 1' W , u .L, 'Li' ,X if ,K K . E W? Q , R.O.T.C. Officers BATTALION COMMANDER Captain Licskc BATTALION STA F15 Lt. Arrington-E.x'0, Offifw' L rw' x EQ Lt. F411'1'inr-Cumfmnidw Lt. Dumhnrt-Ex: Offifer Lt. JLlL'kSOITiPf.I1. .ldlt'l' Lt. Cochran-Pl.1l. L6.ldt'l' I , , I, Y ,, COMPANY OFFICERS Lt. WHSl IOSkiiCUlI1NhlI1dt'I' if f Offfrcr 3' ' r Lt. Christian-Plfzl. Lender Lt. Welton-Pkul. Leader t7 Lt. Lee -Tnzirziug Offirer I S Lt, BCDdC'I'+CU1Il1lhlIldl'7' Lt. ML1r1'ay-lijfgffir-8' Lt. Lonsbu ry-PL11. laude 4' Q11 Lt. Farrel-Plul. Leader I' Future Religious Leaders E FUTURE RELIGIOUS LEADERS has the motto, Time and a half for Christ. Organized only two years ago, this interdenominational group still can proudly say that it is the only one of its kind. This group includes all those who have dedicated them- selves to religious service. Presents were taken by the F.R.L. to Depelchin Faith Home as a Christmas project. Easter baskets containing candy were made by the F.R.L. and presented to a local hospital ward for the children around Eastertime. juuior Red Cross Officers The junior Red Cross promotes the aims of the main chapter of Red Cross in Houston, the Henry Dunant Council. It operates on the motto of service to others. Representatives from the junior Red Cross have attended the meetings at the Council this year and have brought back to their Thursday afternoon meetings the decisions made. The Reagan chapter has promptly acted on such vital matters as funds for a local deten- tion home and Hungarian relief. The Christmas Bureau of the Red Cross supplied the Reagan chapter with a needy family for Christmas. A basket of food and clothing was presented to this family before Christmas. The student body aided the cause by cone tributing to this basket. Officers PfE'.l'idFIIl ............... ............... G EORGE YIICKERT Vin' Presidwlr ...... ....... G LENDA HULINC S Se'Cfehl1'y ............. ...... A DA RLVI H F081 I R Tl't'ilfIl1't'l' ........ ................ D II'DY 'I AX I OR Pi.1f1i.i'l ......., ................... J ACK WAT I RS Sprnlfm' .... ...... M RS. MARSHALL GREEN P7'C'.Yldc'lIf ........... ................... L1 LENDA HULINQS Vice Presidwzl ..... ......, M ARILYN HAVEMANN Serrenzry-Trea,ruref ......,..........,..., FRANCES ZOCK Sfwusur ......... ...,... M ISS EUNICE BRACKEII A rlxlijil-Ill nl Pri Il fi 111111 Deniz Of Girls foznzselors Office Assistants Babs Bettell jackie Beauchamp Sally Gale Anne Gest Linda Green Luann Ludwick Gladene Michel Cathy Mobley Winnie Mae Munger Linda Patterson Glenda Swanner Ad1'i.mr'.' Mr. Gordon Cotton Butch Bogle Charlotte Boswell Paulette Darcy Mary Ann Evans Phil Evans Barbara Faulk Sonia Fritz Sandra Hahn Mary Ann I-lamriik Sherrill! Hurley Kay jordan Shirley Mackenzie Eddie Mitchmore Beverly Pederson jean Reed Marilon Richardson Donald Srhvcrak Billy Stephens Sandra Wfhite Pat W'inkli'r Ad1'i,rm': Mrs. Bernice Gale Ida Sue Berman Pat Brumfield Pat Burgin Francine Flukingci' Carolyn Kilgore Bonnie Knepplc C'UllII.ft'l01'rf.' Miss Katharine Keller Mrs. Rhoda Sheetz Mr. llyillianzs' Office C l erkr Li b mry Office Assistants ,J is Inez Courtney Patsy Culver Betty lngram ,lane Miller Bettie Stott Gladys NX'allis Mary Nell VC'ard Aa!! 1,1 uI',' Mrs, Gladys XY inship V Beverly Brenner Ann Cleveland .lo Ann Crabtree Linda Lawrence Linda Sifford Mary Standish Carolyn XY'estbrook Adf'i,ffll'.' Mrs. Mary Ruth Hayes Darla Cannon Gay Chapin Connie Sue Collins Gay Crenshaw Mary jane Dyer Lerma Engberg Francine Gordon Barbara Harrison Geraldine I-lilsher Madolee Homfeld Ellen Kennedy Bernadin Kmiec Barbara Manske Shirley Peterson Stella Pettit Betty Grace Rankin Betty Slovacek Freddie Spivey Brenda Stephenson Harriet Washburn Phyllis Xwhalen Lil1v'.11'iiu1.r.' Mrs. Catherine May Mrs. Blanche Morgan Attendance Office Cafeteria Hosts Office Assistants Sharon Andexler Trudy Ashmore Judy Barfield Betty Buchanan Judy Buck Patsy Costa Vernita Cunningham Sharley Early Nancy Greer Annette I-lillin Sylvia Hughes julia Kirkpatrick jo Ann Miskell Connie Orlando Carol Sue Pitchford Kay Potter Margaret Roescher Sigrid Skousgard Betty Smith Ela Westrmuoreland jean Westmoreland Mary Alta White Ad1'isw'.' Mrs. Agnes Seydler Bobby Freeman Aubrey Gentry julia jeu Judy O'Dell Geraldine Robinson Carl Smith George Smith Aa'1f'i,rof.' Mrs. Bernice Gale 3 1 Regzslrmf Artlitli licaimlen lictky Cox l.ucillc jones Ruth Lxixson Cu-isty Slieppartl HL-lun Skobzl Rosie Wfong Rc4giffV.1r: Mrs. O. R. Hale Office Assistants Ticket Sellers Donald jackson Dan Willi8mS Kay Menton Adrimr: Mr. Robert Patterson Clinic Pat Deaton Dottie Hammersley Sharon Hackett Anne Hulme Glenda Langford Angie Lomonaco Sandy Lee Pepper Ollie Ruth Thacmar Barbara Vlfood Ad1'i,mr,' Mrs, Mary Connelly i 6 1' 772 e n i 0 7' S P1'4'.YidL'lIf ,, ,... Vin, Pv'e.fidw11 . S6L'fUl.Jv'-V ..,,,,,,. .. T7't'.l,l'Ill'6'?' .....,,, . Sw'gu,n11-t1t-Arun' Rc-lfmrlw' ,...... JOE EURESTI DOROTHY LUCE SUSIE TRUE JOAN JORDAN GAY CHAPIN PATSY COSTA f Patsy Costa joe Euresti Dorothy Luce Ioan jordan Pat Mathis Gay Chapin Cabinet NJ Q'-3 T 33 BREITKREUTZ, KATHERINE FTC1 Sergeant-at-Armsg FHAL Team Leader 553 Softball 563 -IA, BROUSSARD, DONALD BRUCE, EULA FHA 555 Tri-Hi-Y 55. .pv-- 3 CHRISMAN, ,IERRY CLAYTON, TED CSU. Track and Cross Country Team. Slide Rule Clubg Senior Favorite. CORLEY, DAGMA Bowling Club S4-ss- CSI' FHA, Offiter 55, 54' FRI 5-I K9 num is ' ALEXANDER, ROBERT Band 5-l-57, Secretaryg Orchestra 56-57g CSU. BOX, MARCEIL DE Club 55-56g Homeroom Rep. 55-565 Statesman Rep, 553 Offite Assistant 54. BRANDON, NANCY Bowling Club 56. 3 S 'sq' V' X17 PK iz sl wgaw 5 j BURKE, PATRICIA HELEN FHA, Officerg Statesman Rep.g Homeroom Repg Most Beautifulg Ylunior Cabinet. IAQ Senior Cabinet. CAUTHEN, LESLIE Golf. CHAPIN, GAY Modern Dance Clubg Glue Club 561 FHA. Officer 56-573 Retl Coats 55-573 Senior Cabinet. Sergeant-at-Armsg Library Assistant 56-57. QS WG 1' 'AW' COSTA, PATSY Red Coats 55-573 FHA. Officerg Senior Cab- inet. Reporter. May Fete 551 Office Assist- ant. JAQ Senior Favorite, CULLUM, BARBARA FHA 55-56, Offiterg Team Leader 56. CUSIMANO, MARY FTC 5-i-573 Tliespians 55-571 Team Leader 56-57g Chess Club 56-57g Badminton 56-57g Office Assistant 56-573 FHA, I i gf Qi ' C f . . . ,, fir fb W aj 5 FOSTER, RICHARD FRIESTMAN, jOANN 4 L .' FHA, -IA ss, lfrci sn. Kg f FRITSCHIZ, ARNOLD GRIZIZNXWELL, BETTY IO FHA. GURKA, LILLIAN HAGIZR, CAROLYN CSI' 5 l-55, Ti-.nu lxiulcr 5-I-55, Home-mum Rep. 543-551 FHA 541-551 Suplimuure Cabinet, Tlmwpinns 56-573 Humcrumn Rep, 54-55. vi Q-.49 X DICKEY, LAVITRNE Red Crfws, Viic Prrsiilcntg FHA 5-1-57, Of- file Asaistnnt. EADS, PAUL Bdfhll ,l.lK'iPl.lf1S1 Hi-Y, Swimming. IZURIZSTI, -IOIZ Student Coumil. Pl'L'SlLlL'I'1t1 AI11l'l'lK.lD Lcgiimn Club, Prcsiilcnl, plifilkk 563 Sxxirnnting, Clu- C-IPUUH V11 lifmtlmll 5-3-561 Senior Cnlwinct, Prcsillcntg Most Popular, Huincrnoin Rep. FULLER, BYRON Hi-Y 5-lg Howling Club 55. GARRETT, TOMMY Swimming, All-American Rclny Tcam, GENTRY, AUBREY UB Team Bzisclwalllg A Tcnm Busclwnll Lcttsrmzini li Ti-nm Foutlmllg A Ti-gun Football Letterman, C:1tc'tc1'igi I-lust 561 May Fctc 541 Most Hnnilsmncg Senior lfgivmitc, bu IN E1 HALE, JIMMY Golf. HALLMARK, BOBBY HENBEST, TRELA SUE Gym Secretary 55-565 FHA 51-56. My JONES, NETTIE SUE FHA 55-57. KENNEDY, ELLEN MARIE FNC3 FHA 5-I3 Statesman Rep.3 Pep Squad Sergeant-at-Arms. KOONCE, AUGUSTA CSU Reporterg National Forensit' League, Seei'etaryQ Speakers Forum, Seeretaryg FTC. Se1.1'etai'y3 -IA3 Student Counrilg National Honor Societyp Quill and Serollg Oil XY'om- ang Rotary Sweetl1eal't3 Statesman Staff. CO- Editorg Senior Favorite. 'V--N.. HOUSE, JUDITH FHA 5-I-56. IRVIN, BOBBY JORDEN, JOAN Red Coats, Swiss Flagg IIAIICSPIAIHSQ Swim- ming3 Student DIFCL'ItIFQ Dliunior Cabinet, SCl'gCLlHl-LII-AI'lIIS1 Senior Cabinet, Treasurer3 May Feteg Senior of the Wleekg FNC3 Oil XX'oman1 Most Representative. r f? Lael' t I-. .O LUCE, DOROTHY junior of the Week3 Most Popularg Red Coats. 54-573 FTC3 Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter, FHA, Offieerp Office Assistant: Sophomore Cabinetg May FCIC3 Statesman Rep.g Senior Cabinet. Vice Presidentg Cheerleaderg A' Gym Secretary. LUCHAK, RAYMOND 'L we A I A Bowling Club 55-56. MALLORY, LARRY B Team Footballg B Team Basketballg A Team Football Lettermang A Team Basketball Letterman. 'R 1--rv LIESKE, DON ROTC. Battalion Commander. LOMONACO3 ANGIE FHA3 Red Coats 55-573 Gym Secretary 553 Office Assistant 56-573 'IA 5-I-563 Senior Favorite. LONG, JOYCE CSI' 5-I-553 FRI, 54-563 FHA 55-573 Stu- dent Couneil 56-573 Statesmen Rep. A IP lg-fn MANSKE, BARBARA Homeroom Rep.3 Statesman Rep.3 FHA3 Senior Favorite. MATHIS, PAT CSU 543 American Legion Clubg Red Coats 553 Bowling Club 54-563 Lunehroom Cashier 5':l'56Q Homeroom Rep.3 Senior Cabinet. MAUK, RONALD Senior Favorite, 1. S Q C: 45 C 4 'J vi-v Q f MOYliRS, GXVIQNDOLYN FHA, 5-l-57 Uffitcr. MURPHREY, GERALDINE Team Captain, 5-lg FHA 56g Glce Club 55- 56g Rctl Coats 54-56. McCARLI2Y, LIBBY FHA 5-1-57Q Team Lcatlcr -C-7 'Cf' NFXVMAN, JOANNA NOWAK, JO ANN FHA 56. OFLZF, ERNIE B Team Football 55-563 A Team Foot- ball 56-57: Most Representative. i' for 'Q--v- MERTEN, BENNY LOIS FHA 54-563 Modern Dame Club 5-1. MINSTER, BUNKY- Real Coats 541 -IA 55-56g FHA Offincr 56- 573 Four Star Thcspian 55-57. MONTY, RITA JO FHA 5-3-57. f -A I if U5 .K Q' ' 7 MCGILBERRY, LINDA FHA 55-so MCKINLEY, MARIE DORICQF Choral Clubg FHA 54-57g Team Captain 5-1-56, NAGY, MARY KATHERINE FHAQ VIA. av' x -- N4 PARR, MARY FHA 54-57, PATTERSON, JON PEDRAZA, BEATRICE FHA 5-1-561 CSU 55-56. 73' QR. PETTY, ELEANOR CAROLE QUIROZ, DOLORES FHA. RAMIREZ, ROSIE FHA 55-56. ROBERSON, LEE FRANCES 5-.f-0' CSU 55-S41 FRI. 55-5-lg Team Captain 55- ssg DE ss-57. r 4 1. TF' Q. SIMPSON, CLARENCE NELSON Hi-Y 55-56, Sergeant-at-Armsg A Team Basketball 54-56, Captain. SKOBA, HELEN FHA. xx' in-f '? N, POPE, JAMES DE 55-56. QUINE, MARGARET FHAQ May Fete 545 Red Coats 55. 'ne 5 5-4 ROBERTS, VERNON ROCH, JOHN RUSSELL, JAMES if J sr .S FHA 55-561 Office Assistantg Senior Favor- 'Uk Q Gully lTT J9 ite: Tennis. SMITH, CARL Hi-Y 55-561 Cafeteria Hostg Bowling Club 55-56g JA 53-54g Student Council 56-57. :WTS .. STACY, JERRY Swimming 55g Senior Favorit SWANSON, EDITH Red Coats 54-56g Homeroo Statesman Rep. 54-55. THOMPSON, CAROLYN FHA 54-563 CSU 55. xv -9 e. m Rep. 54-55 4'-. a .XK T 'f WEIDO, ANTOINETTE MARIE FHA. Officer 54-565 Team Lea'der5 Tennis. WELCH, DONALD Senior Favorite. WEST, VERNON 'W'- 'vA K5 lx Wy-,f WRIGHT, LARRY ZUCKERO, GEORGE HENRY wr 'ig A' CSU 54-575 FRL 54-57, President. IV' THOMPSON, IIMMIE Choral Club 53-575 Audio-Visual 55-56. TRUE, CAROLYN SUE May Fete 555 Red Coats 55-575 Library Assistant 545 FHA5 Senior Cabinet, Secretaryg Student Council5 Senior Favorite. VANN, BARBARA FI-IA, Officer 54-57. nts? 11:37 WESTMORELAND, JEAN Red Coats 55-575 FHA, Officer 543 CSU 54-55, Tri-Hi-Y 54-555 FRL 565 Office As- sistant 56-575 Statesman Representative. WILLIAMS, FRANCES FHA 555 Team Captain 565 Glee Club 555 Choral Club 56. WONG, KING Choral Club 55-565 ROTC- Drill Platoon 54-55, Lt. Co. B ROTC 54, Capt. Co. A ROTC 54. 50 im: Seniors Pre,fidw1l ............. . GEORGE SMITH Vire P1'e,i'1de11f ......,. ,.....,.... J OE MUSGROVE S ecremr y ........... Trm.r1n'ef ........, Sfrgeivli-al-A1'111.r Reltmrter' ..,,..,.., . GLADENE MICHAEL DIANE DISHROOM SI-LERRILL HURLEY KAY POTTER Kay Menton, Barbara Long. Jeannine Simmonds, Mary Ann I-Iamrick, Linda Patterson. Carole Radenz, Mike Vfygant, Paulette Darcey, Charlie Gale Chinn, Myrna West, Bettie Scott, Sharley Early, Lucille Jones. NP' 71 411 - wwf Nw! ABADIIE, FSTHER V-lll1L'SPl.lI'lS S6-Vg limvling Cflulw ifvfg-71 Mmlcrn Dame Cflulw 5 I. ABITL, BETTY 'IRAN ABFRNATHY. PATRICIA Rul Clnmts 51-S g M.ly Foto 961 Oil XX'um.1ng NHS SUV: St.m-Nm.m Rup- rcscntatixc 93756. E ADAMS, CAROLYN when PHA V'-511 FRF 51-'vii Supl1m11mL Clnlwlm t. ADAMS, GLIZNN Ulu' Cllulw Sl-Sig Cflumll Clulw, Rc- Yrs' N. pmturg 'l':'rmis '-5-Wg 'llguk in-57g my la-ry wg Hi-Y, ADAMS, IIOSFPH fi Q5 ALLIEN, CILAUDIETTF DIE So-57g FHA 5157. ALL1zN, DONALD RAY ALLMON, jo ANN CQSl' 5-lg DE SSL FHA S6-37, fl -45 ,tif ht ADCOCK, NANCY M. DE 56-57, ALIZSI, lOl? ANDlfRSON, JOHNNY li Foothill S-lg li l'n.lsl-cctlmkll 5-11 limxling Wag hl'r.uk 56. rv AMARELL BOBYIE Red Coats SS-S73 FHA, Officer, AMICI, NIARILU FHA 54-553 Mmlcrn Dame Club 55- 56g Bowling 5615? -IA ii-57. ANDEXLIZR, SHARON Red Coats, Swiss Flugg FHA Wg Tri- HLY, Sergeant-at'Ar1ns1 FTA 55-561 Office Assistant S6-S71 Hmmwroom Repg Statesman Rep. ARRINGTON, DALTON BALLARD, CHARLOTTE FHA S-lg Red Coats 5-l-57. BALLARD, DONALD Hand 551 Baseball 56-57. rl . N 'WV 5 BASDEN, PARKER BATES, PATRICIA DELORES I HA 55-57. BAUMGARTEN, ROGER APFFEL, PETE ARMSTRONG, KENNETH Choral Club 56-57. ARNOLD, JERRY 1 ws isnt' BANKSTON, TOM Swimming 54-573 Slide Rule Club 55- 573 Oil Man 56g Cross Country 565 Hi-Y 56-57g JA 55-56. BARFIELD, JUDY Thespians 54-57, Student Director 563 FHA, Officer: Glee Club, Librarian 55-579 CSU 5-Ig Office Assistant 56-573 Red Coats 55-575 Senior Cabinet. BARTOK, DONNA JEAN Choral Clubg FHA 56-57g Homeroom Representative 55-57. BEAUCHAMP, GORMAN Speakers Forum, President, National Forensic League, Presidentg Student Council 56-571 CSU, Treasurer, junior Historian, Parliamentariang Statesman 563 Sophomore Cabinet, Quill and Scroll. BEIL, FREIDA FRANCIS EI-IA 55-57, BELL, Joi-IN Swimming 563 Golf 54-551 Glee Club 56, Nl ,..f if' Tru' BISI'-Y, JUDITH FHA 553 PI? 'I.CilI1IlC1lLlCl' 5 5-57 Swimmingg Vullcvlml l Q Iiaslcctlwalll. BISHOP, DAVID linntl 54-575 Orllicstra 571 Oil Mang NHS 56-57. BURNIEY, JACK 'l'I'4l1.k 56- 57, gfff' 'Ill lr? BLANKFNBURG, CHARLENE '75 Cilcc Club 5-I-571 FHA 5-I-57. BOLANOS, ANNA FRANCES ifi-mg Csim mcg JA. BOLANOS, ISIDOR Xf' ASI' Y' BERTUCCI, VERNA Band 54-573 FTC 56-57. BERZENY, JOYCE BINCKLEY, BILL BITNER, JAMES BIVENS, MARTHA BLAIR, BETTY CAROLYN Choral Club 56-573 JAQ Tri-Hi-Y 56 57: CSU 56-571 Team I.c'm.lcr, 3, CPM BOND, MARCELYN Red Coats 55-573 Office Assistant 543 CSU 543 Tri-Hi-Y 55-561 FHA 56-57. BOOZER, SARAH ANN Red Coats 55-573 FHA 56-57, Officerg Office Assistant 56. BOSWORTH, PAT FHA ssg DE 56-57. 1' BRENNIIR, BEVERLY Rc-cl Coats 55-571 FHA, Officer 55-573 Office Assistant 56-573 Honor Society 56-573 May Ft-ic 56. BRUMFIELD, PATRICIA Bowling Club. Treasurer 55-573 Home- room Rc-15.3 JA 56-571 Sophomore Cabinet 55-563 Team Leacler 553 Of- fice Assistantg Tri-Hi-Y 55-56. BRYANT, BARBARA ANN FHA 55-573 JA S-1-si. 12 -:sv 'SIS BOUNDS, LINDA SUE Honor Society 563 Bowling 563 Team Leader 55-573 Volleyball Champsg JA 563 Basketball Champs 56. BOURLAND, EVELYN FHA. BOYD, ELLEN Thespians 55-573 Student Director 56- 57, Secretary3 FRL 56-573 JA 55-573 Swimming 5-I-553 Office Assistant 55- BUCHANAN, BETTY BUMGARDNER, LANELL Glue Club 56-57. Accompanistg CSU, Reporterg JA 56-573 Team Leader 54- 573 Office Assistant 56-57. BURGIN, PATRICIA JANE Band 54-573 Bowling Club 56-573 CSU 56-573 JHC 55-573 Honor So- ciety 56-57g Office Assistant 56-57. BURK, MARY Red Coats S4-561 FHA 56-573 National 'S Honor Society 56-57. FHA 54-57, Officerg JAg Volleyball 54-571 Team Leacler 54-571 Tennisg Office Assistant 5-1-573 Volleyball Champs. BUFORD, DOROTHY ANN May Fete 543 Modern Dance Club 543 Thespians 5-1-573 FHA 5-I, Officerg National Honor Society 56-573 Student Director 56. BULLINGTON, ROBERT LYNN Hi-Y 56-573 B Team Football 54-56. BURNETT, RODNEY Audio-Visual. BURNS, MIKE BURRIS, ROLAND Basketball 54-57, Captain, 57 ,fl CARR. VHA, 55, I K 7.1358 5 5...-Q SALLY COLIQMAN, XVANDA CARTER, ROBERT llyulc SS.ifsv So-Vg Pl-l1L'5PILlI1S 96-572 HEY CASTILLO, B. li Team lfootballl Sig A Team l'ootb41ll S61 Oil Man 563 Home- room Rep, ii. CATES, CHARLES RUTH CHABOLLA, GILBERT f 'lv qw sw' BURTON, CATHERINE BUSH, GARY Honor Societyl Golf ill-571 Slide-Rule Club 3657. CALVERY, XVAYNE A ir CARTER, RUTH CASH, CHARLES Football S5-563 Radio Club 5567, CASTILLO, EMILY FHA 55-56. Q' CHABOLLA, PAUL Basketbal l. CHADWICK, GLENDA Modern Dance Club 563 Office AS- sistant 563 JA 56g Pep Squad 563 FHA 563 National Honor Society. CHAPA, JESSE No' 'ini CHOP, MAXIE CLARK, BARBARA DELL Rui Coats 55-571 FHA 563 INIay FCKC 55, FHA 56. CLAYTON, XV. M. Honor Society 56-571 Oil Man. X COCHRAN, MARY LOUISE DE 56-57. COCKRELL, BILLY :smiling ss-sa. CODY, HAROLD .4-Il' LS. 'C5' CHAPIN, JOHN JA ss-57. CHESTER, GERALDINE FHA 57. CHINN, CHARLIE GALE May Fete 5-1-55, Track Sweetheart 573 American Legion 54-573 FHA 57g FRI. 56g Red Coats 55-57g Homeroom Rep- resentative: Statesman Representative 5-1-57, Office Assistant 57. QV CLINTON CLEVI' CLOUD, PAT NFL. Reporter 5,5-57g Glee Club, Sec- retary 56-57g Speakers Forum. COBB, TYNUS EGGS' waning, Qin an 'lr X New 1 fi COLLINS, CONNIE SUE Red Coats 55-575 FHA, Historian 56 Library Assistant 56-57. CONNER, GERALD Golf. COOK, FRED HUGHES R0 fini CORNOSKI, ROSALIE CQOSTON. ROGER A 'I'c.un Football, I.c-ttcrman, Co- Captain 563 Stuclnnt Dircitor 56-57. COUl.TllR, DONALD va-10 if Surf! CRFNSHAXW, GAY CSI' 5-I-56. Vice Prcsidcntg Team I.c-aclc-rg hlunioi' Historians 55-57g Na- tional Honor Society 56-573 FHA 54- 57g Library Assistant 55-57. CULLIYR, JUDY FHA 54-55, CULVER, PATSY CSU 5-l-55: Speakers Forum 55g Of- ficc Assistant 561 FHA 55-571 Volley- ball. COOK, JIMMIIT COOPER, DORIS ANN CSU 5-l-56g Homc-room Rap. 551 FHA 55-571 Moclcrn Dance Club 55- 571 Girls Lilcc Club 55-57. CORDFLI-, DlTlNllfRlllS Glcc Club. 'l'rc'asurcr 56-573 FHAQ CSIQ 'l'c.uulcatlci'g Choral Club 5 . 'wk' '-r COXVARD, BURNIZTT Choral Club 56-57. CRAVEY, ED Track, Manager 56-57, CRAWITORD, MICKEY iii T CUNNINGHAM, VERNITA Red Coats 55-57g Co. B Drum l.t.1 FHA 55-56g -lunioi' Historiang Na- tional Honor Socictyg Office Assistantl Statcsman Staff. CURRY, OWENDOLYN CURTIN, JAMES Slide Rule Club 56-573 Swimming 56-57. DAVIS, GLEN DAVIS, JEANNINE ANN Choral Club 56-571 Recl Coats 56-575 FHA 5 5. DAVISON, PETE DIEHL, DEANNA CSU 55-565 Motlern Dance Club. DIETZ, EVELYN Retl Coats, Tenor Drum Sergeant 55- 571 FNC, Secretary 5-l-551 Tri-Hi-Y 55-56. DOOLEY, BILLEE FRANCES Retl Coats 5-l-571 Modern Dance Club Team Leader 54-573 PE Secretary 56 Office Assistant 573 Tliespians 57. CURINGTON, LANELL Glee Club 56-57. DARCY, PAULETTE Red Coats, Trumpet Sergeant 56-57g Bowling Club 54-553 Statesman Rep. 56-575 Sophomore, junior, Senior Cab- inetsg Office Assistant 56-571 Oil Vlomang 'IA 56. DAVID, ALFRED was-nk ' ' 'har DAY, JAMES DE, Presiclcnt 56-57. DEATON, PATRICIA FNC. Officer 579 Tennis 56-573 Homeroom Rep. 55-57. L L,:, DEHART, SHELBY CSU 54-57. Vice Presiclentg FNC, Of- ficer 55-571 Student Council 56-575 junior Historians 56-571 Bowling Club 56-57, Speakers Forum 57g Library Assistant 5-1-55. 'CU DIRZANOSKI, MARIORIE FHA 54-57. DISHROON, DIANE Red Coats, Drum Major 56-57g Oil Wfomang Pennantg NHS 56-57: Tri-Hi- Y, Treasurer: Office Assistant 55-565 May Fete 563 Senior, junior Cabinet, Treasurerg Baseball Sweetheartg States- man Rep.: Track Sweetlueartg junior Historian. Secretaryg Senior Favorite. DONAGHE, SHEILA CSU 54-573 Volleyball 54, Team Leader, Swimming, Managerg PE Sec- retnrv' FTF 56.51 Rqcln-rl-mll It 'nr- Liana -J '5--'7 Ld DI INN. SANDRA lfl-lA S-I-Si DUPUIS, YVONNIQ Tunnis 5-I-571 VNC V'-572 BOWEN?- Vitc l'I'vs1tlvl1tg Tltcspiqlns 56-571 liumlp Stntc-smnn, DU R AN, MARY 'QW' l'Q9 N...-' ,N 'Nt-4 DYAI-, RAY ROTC 51-56g Slitlc Rulc Club 56-571 SXXlI1ll1lllTj.f 56-57, EAGFR, jAMl?S li Tum lhsclwall 55g A Team l5.xscl5.tll 56-57. EARLY, SHARLIZY Rc-tl Cmmts 5-l-57. Swiss Flugg Tri-Hi-Y, Swgutnt-txt-At'I11s1 Offitc Assistant 55- 573 Nay lfcty 563 Humwmmt Rep. 56- 571 FHA 54-56, DUCOTF, MARION FHA 5-1-57. DUKE, BARBARA ANN CSI' S-I-ss- FRI, sag FHA 56-571 Of ficu Assistant 57g Rc-tl Coats 5-1-57 Buss Drum Scrgp-.nntg VNC 51. DUNCAN, BETTY Bowling 5I-573 VHA 563 CSR S-I-55 Glu' Club 54-57: -IA 5-I-57. SQ 3' DURANT, MARY ELIZABETH FHA 5-I-57. DURHAM, PAUL Band 54-573 Cl161'.1l 5-l-573 CSU, Pres inlcnt 55.57g Statcsmnn Ss-son Stutlun Coumill Autlio-Visual 56-57. DUVAL, DONYA NHS 56-571 VNC 56-573 CSI' 55-57 Band 5-I-571 Oftirc Assistant 57 Staltusmun Rep. EAVES, PATRICIA FHA 5-I-56, OfflL'CYQ CSU ss. EDXVARDS, DOROTHY CAROLYN Otxhcstra 54-573 CSI' 55-57. EFTHYMIADIS, ATHAN Hi-Y 56-57. 6 l NCI LHARDT RAYMOND NHS ScIg,c.mt It Arms Iunior His Oll IDS H IX llt Boo Av IR -lunior Rotariang SxvimIIIinI,. EVANS, BEVELYN CSU 56. EVANS, MARY ANNE RL-tl Coats 5-t-57, Co. B Bugle Lt.g Office Assistant 55-573 FHA 54-573 May Fctc 56. 'str wr-an vb FORSYTHE, NELDA FHA 56-57. FOSTER, I. F. Tcnnis 55-56. FOSTER, MARIANNE CSU S-lg Tri-Hi-Y 56-571 Tennisg Bowling 56-571 Pep Club 563 Library Assistant 573 FHA. 1 ' ww 'WP' WISP ELSIE, JIM FLSIK, Io ANN Rc-tl Coats 55-573 CSV 55. ENGBERG, LERMA CSI7, Via' Prusitlcnt 573 Slide Rule, Offitcr 56-571 FTA. Vitc PI'CSlklL'I'lI 56-573 Orclicstra 5-1-ssg NHS 56-573 Rctl Coats 55-573 Junior Historians 56-573 Oil XX'oman 56. EVANS, PHIL Football SS-56, Swimming 553 Track 56-573 Bowling 56g Oil Mang Office Assistant 56-57. FARMER, OTHA FARRIOR, DAVID ROTC. Company Commander. 'qv FRANKLIN, TRAVIS Band 54-573 Track 5-l-57g Orchestra 56-57. FREELAND, JOHN B Team Basketball 54-55g B Team Football 55. FREEMAN, BOBBY CSU, Treasurer 55-56g Student Coun- cilg Cafeteria Hostg Hi-Y, Officer 55- 57. if TZ' GABRIEL, ELAINE FHA 5-1-57. GARCIA, LEONOR DELIA FHA 56-57g Tennis 55-57g ENC 55- 57. GASKAMIJ, WILBUR Thefpians 56-57g Bantl 5-I-575 Basket- l5all 56-57g Bowling 54-55. iw-' 'vcr' We 'T GEST, ANNE NHS 56-573 junior Historians 56-57 'S' 5157 Office Assistant 56 57 LII -- 3 -. , Swimming 5,1-55g Homcroom Rep. S-I-Ss. GILLESPIE, JUDITH ANN Tlmespiftns, Sergeant-at-Arms 5 5-57 Stiitlent Direttor 56-57g Retl Cvats 55- 571 CSV, GILLIAM, ROLAND RAY DIE msvg Gulf is-56. Rctl Coats. Co, A Drill Lt. 56-57L v FULLER, NANCY DE 56-573 Blind sz-ssg FHA S5-56. FULMER, CHRISTINE CSI' 5-1-571 FHA 55-573 Office As- sistant 56-57. FUTRELL, RONALD B Team Basketlmll 56g A Team Basketlmll 57g A Team Baseball. GAUSTAD, CAROLE ANN Red Coats, Co. A Drum Lt. 56-571 NHS 55-57g Pennant 56-57: American Legion Club, Offiter 56-57g Sopho- more Cabinetg junior Cabinet. Rc- porterg CSIIL Speakers Forum 55-571 National Forensic Leagueg Slide Ruleg Junior Historiansg Oil YC'timan. GIESE, DAVID ROTC. Rifle Team 53-55. GILBREATH, BOBBY 1 ' - .nn ,, li N69 GILLIAM, SHARON GLASS, DORA ANN FHA 55-57: Volleyballg Basketball JA. Sergeant-at-Arrnsg YWA. GOLASINSKI, DALE Bowling 563 Track 55. Q GRFER, NANCY LEE 'l'ri-Hi-Y 5-I-553 Red Coats 5-1-573 CSU 55-573 Offite Assistant 56-573 lklotlern Dance Club 54-55. GRFIZR, RAYMOND DE 55-573 li Team Football 5-1-55. GRIMIES, EDDIE Golf 54-56. HALLER, SIGRID Real Coats 56-57' NHS 56 HAMMERLE VIRGIL ROTC 54-56' Statesman HAMMERSLEY, DOTTIE FHA 54-57, Officer, Office Assistant 55-573 Team I.C1lLlCI'Q FNC, GORDON, FRANCIN1' Red Coats 55-573 Statesman Rep 54 573 Homeroom Rep. 56 57 Most Beautifulg May Fete 56 Library As sistant 56-573 Track Sweetheart GREEN, LINDA Office Assistant 55-573 Red Coats 55 56. GREENWADE, DENNIS CSU 5-lg Speakers Forum 55 Chess Club 56-57. GUINN, CHARLES GUMM, JIMMY HACKETT, SHARON FHA, Offiter 5-1-571 Off 563 Team Leader 553 FNC HAMRICK, MARY ANN Sophomore, junior, Senior Cabinet Office Assistant 55-573 Term Leader FHA 55-573 Senior Favorite HARPER, RUTH JEAN FHA 54-563 Team Leader 54 55 Volleyball, Managerg Swimming Tri Hi-Y 56. HARRIS, WARREN HARRISON. BARBARA JEAN Ihlnd 5-4-5 , ll'L'.lNllI'Ll'. HARRQD. JUDY ANN FHA. Offucr 51-552 Rul Outs 511 DIZ 56-55 HAUK. HIEDY Rui Club 55-5 g FHA 5 i-5 HFSTI R IRANR A1 ll V 5 mum Rq 55 ms L Q c 5 5 KI Us um x SS S D HI UCATII R PA'I SH 5l5 lk S L HICKMAN C AROI 5155 Mu Lt HRIVNATZ, MARY LOU 55-56. HUCIKABAY. THOMAS Statesman 56-ST HUETER, .FRANK I Band, Prcsnln-nt 95,561 Olxlmcwtul. Vuu P1'csidcr1tg Bowling 56-57g CSU. ,l1I'C.lS- urcr 56-573 Studcnt Coumil 56-S73 Oil Mzmg Tragk 56-5 g NHSQ Hi-Y 56-571 Soplwmurc, -Iuniur Cgmhinetg Stain-mmm Rcpg Cha-ss Cluhg Sliklc Rule Club. Vine PI'L'SixlL'FlIl 'Iunim' Hi5tm'ig1ns 55- 5-771 f '7P CSU 5-I-573 Tri-Hi-Y 553 Modern Dante Club, Spe.ikei's Forum 55-573 Nlflg ITRI.. Vita' l'i'csident1 Red Cross, Prcsidentg ,IA 55-561 ITNC 55.57, Stu- dent Countil 56-57, 'I'l1esJ'ii1ns, Bowl- ing 56-57. IIUN'I', BIZTSY CSII 563 'l'l'i-Hi-Y 5-1-Ss, FRI, 5-I-55' -IA 55.56. HURLIEY, SHIZRRILL li 'll-ann Iiootlmll, I.ettcrinnng A' S Teiiin Footlwzrll, Lettermgrng Bowlingg Senior Cdlwinet, SL'I'tLZL'.II'll4.lf-Al'I11SQ Tri- Hi-Y, pI4l'ClISllI't'I'1 May Fete 55-563 IFHA, Offitcrg Office Assistantg Cafe- teria Host. xl Nsuvuv JACKSON, IEVALYN DIARY Blind 5-I-573 FHA 55-57. JACKSON, JAMES Bowling 55-571 Oil Iwlang B Team IILISCIWAIII 5-I-561 Student Counnil 56- 573 Alltlllt-VISIIQII 56-571 Bowling Club, President. JACOBSON, ED 457 HUFFINGTON, VIRGINIA Red Coats 55-57, Co. A Bugle I,t.g FHA, Officer 56-573 NHS, Sect'etr11'y 573 Oil W'onmng junior Historians 56-571 Speakers Forum. HUIIIIMAN, LINDA Red Coats, President 56-573 Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President 56-573 CTSIYQ FHA 56- 573 Oil Wfomzln 563 Student Countil 56-57. HUGHES, SYLVIA Homeroom ReJ5.g Offire Assistant 56- 573 Team Leader 5-1, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Captain. dk. -I K Q2 gp- .-' Wqmw 'TSB fir' -'Wi X Q '7' IVENS, PRESTON Golf' 54-573 Bowling 55-573 Hi-Y 571 Oil INI1m. JACKSON, CHARLES JACKSON, DONALD ROTC 55-56, Platoon I.L'JILlt.'I'. id'- 'cu-suv 'ww JANICKI, OOTTIE JASTER, VIVIAN Band 56-573 Orchestra 56-57. JEE, MARTHA Sophomore Cabinet. Reporter: May Fete My Bowling 54g Speakers Forumg NFI. 54-573 FTC 573 -Iunior Histor- iansg Pennantg NHS 56-57, Vice Pres- ident: Team Leader 54-57, Volleyball. 2 4'- CF --9 JENNINGS, SHIRLEY Pmntl 5-I-573 NHS 56-57g Junior His- torians 56-573 FHA 5-I-57. JEU, JULIA CSI' ir-553 Bowling 5-1-553 Hmm'- rOOm Rc . 54-551 St.ita-Smiin Rcp 5-l- p . 553 Ortl1cStr.i. Reporter 56-571 Rctl Coats 5-l-571 Suplmurntm- Caibinctg Gym Sct'l'ct.iry 5-I-553 C.iSliicr 55-57. JOHNSON, DORIS FHA. Offitcr 56-57. JOHNSON, ROLEE Nlfl.. 'I'i't-.iStir'cr' 55-563 Speakers lforuiu. pl-I't'ilSLll'l'l' 55-563 Slitlc Rule, Prcsitlmtg Junior Rul Crossl Junior HistOi'i.mSg Buys Sttitc and Buys Nal- tiung 'll-unix 55-563 NHS 55-57g Sen- im' lf.ivm'itcg Oil Mun 56-571 Stutlcnt R6t.u'i.u1. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY Hmuvruum Rep, 56g SlLlfCSITli1I'l Rep. 561 NHS 56-573 Rctl Coats 56-572 Sopliuriumrt' Cabinet 56. JONES, BILLIE SUE K -www . ,,., r. 4 1' JUAREZ, AMELIA VHA 5-4-553 Tram La-ruler 55, JUERGEN, HARVEY KAMINSKI, JOYCE FHA 5-i-56. 19' ad I AWD JONES, FRANCES CSI' 5-1: FHA 5-l-57. JONES, LUCILLIQ 'l'cnniS 5 I-551 bitwtlcr-ri Duma Club 51-551 Tri-Hi-Y 54-551 'llxim Cnptiiing Offitc ASSiSt.int 56-573 Hmm-rumu Rn-pg Stritumun Rep.: CSV 56-573 Senior C.ibinL-t S6-S 7. JORDAN, HENRY Cliurgil Club 55-57. Vita- Prcsitlcntg Autliti-Visunlr Offitcr 55-57. S. . AOS KAUFHOLD,ARTHUR Bantl 5-I-571 Oixlicstiui 571 Bowling 56g Titktt Scllcli KELLY, JUDY Office Assixtunt 55-57g Glue Club 55- 57. P1'cSiLlL'nt1 FHA 56-57g Stutlcnt Cuuncilg Rctl COntS. KELPEN, HERBERT KING, HOYT S. Ratlio CQlul5 55-56. KIRKPATRICK, JULIA Sophomore Vita Prcsitlcnt. Junior Cab- inet, St-irct.u'yg Sophomore Favoritcg Spciikws Foruiug Stutlrnt Council 55- 565 Rail Coat 55-571 Office Assistant S6-57g Iiasclwall Swcctlicartg Track Swuvtlit-ai'tg Most Populait Thcspiansg Ile-atl cll1L'L'I'lt'QlklL'I'Q May Fate Queen. KITOXVSKI, ALOYSIUS KONVICKA, BOBBIE JEAN FHA 5-I-57. KOUDELKA, BETTY JEAN FHA 5-I. KRAUSE, NORMAN Iianrl 5-I-573 Junior Historians 55-57. KEMPER, BETTY JEAN Band 5-I-573 NHS 56-57. KILGORE, CAROLYN Rctl Coats 5-I-57, Rgportcrg NHS 55. 573 Junior Historians 56-57g May Fate 56g Office Assistant SS-573 Oil NVQ. man 56, KING, DOUGLAS B Team Football 563 Senior Fav- orite, '49 KLINE, VIRGINIA FRL, Serra-tary 5-1-553 CSU 54-553 Speakers Forum 55-56g Junior His- torians 56-57. KLITSCH, FRANKLIN KMIEC, BERNADINE KRC, DELBERT Hi-Y 56-57g Student Council 56-573 A Team Baseball 5-I-56g B Team Baslcctball 55-56. KREGER, BOB KUBICEK, ROSE MARIE FHA 5-I-57, officer. KUHN, MARY FHA msn ,IA sam. LAMBRIGHT, BILLIE LANGEORD, GLENDA MARINE CSU 56-571 Bowling Club 562 FHA 5-l-553 ENC, Reporter 561 ETC 56-571 Band 54-573 Choral Club 571 Office Assistant 56-57. LAXVRENCE. STEPHEN LAXVSON, BENNIE May Este 5-l-55g li Team liascball 5 lg Cl1tui'lc.ulci' 56-573 Senior liaxoritc. LEACH, EMMA JEAN fw- .-r t-i7 LEHMAN, ERVIN B Team Football s-lg A Team Football Lettermang Cafeteria Hustg Hi-Y1 Statesman. LEIDY, ROSS Swimming 54-571 Trark 56-571 Hi-Y 56-57g junior Historians 56-57, Ser- geant-at-Armsg Pennant: Oil Man. LEMONS, MARY CAROL Red Coats, Drill Master 56-573 NHS Treasurer 573 Mayfctcp Pennant, Co- Editorg Oil Vfomang Office Assistant 54-553 FHA, Officer 56. H ul' ' 34 l-lfXVlS, KAlllfN FNC 5-3-571 CSF 56-'Wg -lunior His- torians 56-5 , Bowling Club 56-571 Slitle Rllle V1-3-'Q 56-57l XX'oman. LICCIONI. IRENF LIBBY, SANDRA LFA lland 55-5 . Eki if 1' I . 'Q 67 5 -at ff? 'S '? LENK, GENE American Legion Club, Sergeant-at Arms, Tliespians 55-57. LFRO, FRIED LEVERKUHN, CAROLYN Speakers Forum 55-S73 NFL 55-57g NHS S6-57, FTC. President 55-57, Student Council 564573 -IA 55-565 Team Leader 55-57. 'EM' LOPFZ, NORlNlA JFAN FHA, Reporter 50573 ,IA 56. LOWE, CARMFN FHA 5-5-571 Choral Club 55-571 CSU SS-S63 Volleyball SS, Basketball 56g Bowling 57. LOZANO, DFLIA FHA, Offiet-iq Baseball Sweetheart 563 May Feteg Tliespiansg Teamleader. M .Atari ,.. 5,:N W K iii! ,wk 'IJ' ' 'sud' LINDSLEY. JUDY Swimming 5-13 FHA, Officer 563 Glee Club 55-57, Choral Club 56-575 Tri- Hi4Y 57, Pep Club. LUNG. BARBARA May Fete 55, Swimming 55, Office Assistant 561 Red Coats. Swiss Flag Lt., junior Faxorite. Senior Favorite, Sophomore Cabinet. xlunioi' Cabinet, Vice President, Senior Cabinet, Stu- dent Council. Setretaryg NHS 56-57Q Slide Rule Club. Oil XX'oman. junior Historians, President, Tri-Hi'Y, Presi- dent: Pennant: Summer Science Wfork- shop, LONG, JUDY FHA Vice President S5-56. T LUCAS, CHARLES Swimming, Letterman, Senior Favorite. LYNN, RAYMOND MCCARN, DOUGLAS Basketball. Manager 55g Football, Audio-Visual. ,Q .-Q ,acl -.Q -..4 R -'rr MCDONIEL, ROY MLKASKLE, DANIEL Ili-Y 56-57. SLtl'l.2t'AlDl-All-Al'IIISQ If 'l'i'.im llaslcctlwall 5-l-55g lfootlvall Miln- agcr 5-1-551 l,cttci'man A 'l'cam Bas- lcutlwall 55-561 Rep. in Youth and Gov- urnmcnt 56-57. MQKINNON, MIKE liand 56-57. lin-siilctitg Student Coun- eil 56-571 Slidc Rule' Club 56-57 Ilivsitluntg National Honor Society 56- 57. 1' ,H .mg- -as '-Q' MLPHERSON, THELMA Quill and Scroll 573 Volleyball Team 5-I-551 CSI' 56-573 Statesman, Associ- atc Business Manager 573 StatCsman Staff Rcportcr 551 Statesman Secretary 55-57g Homcroom Rep. S4-S61 Girls Glu- Club 56-571 Team Leader 55-56. MADOSON, JOYCE MAGERS, STEVE Trailc 'll-am 5-l-57g Swimming Team Manager 55-57. X if i S 9151 . iw, Qpv-f ff' My fm C 'Nu 0-- I , 'txt-' MCCLAIN, JAMES Audio-Visual Clulv. MCCRAVIN, LETA FHA 5-I-57, Historiang Bowling. IVIKDANIEL, RAYMOND Distrilwutivc Edutation 55-56. I g - ' 39 i Q, .ii I , Y I A .f-J L- - , Ia- 3. iv ' McKEE, CAROLYN Oil Xwoman 561 CSII 5-lg National Honor Society 55-573 junior Historians 56-57g Red Coats 5-t-575 Office As- sistant 54-55g Statesman Rep. 56. Statesman Staff 56, Advertising Man- ager. MCMILLON, MARY MACHOC, BILLY 'S' MAGNESS, ALICE Choral Club 57g Cwlec Clulw Ss.S7g CSU 54. FHA ss. MAGNESS, EDGAR MAHAFFEY, DALE 1 -hi gwexcw MARSHALL, DOROTHY JEAN JA 56-573 FHA 56-57. MARTINEZ, ALICE MASK, ROBERT Autlio-Visual 5-i-56, Track 55-56. Swimming 573 Football Letterman 55- 56. MATELA, JANET ALICE FNC 54-55: DE 56-57, Sergeant-ab Arms, Volleyball Intramurals 5-I-553 Basketball 5-I-56, FHA 541 Team Captain. MATLOCK, JOHN Speakers Forum 56-571 Student Con- gress 56, Chess Club 55-57g ROTC 5-I-565 Drill Platoon, Bowling 54-55, CSU 54-55. MAY, HARRY JA, Bowling 55-56, Glee Club 55-56. MANSEE, JERRY Thespians 56-573 Football 55-56. MARMION, HAZEL Junior Historians 56-57, Secretary, American Legion 54-57, Honor So- ciety 56-573 Speakers Forum 56-575 National Forensic League 55-575 Oil Wonwan 56g PE Team Captain 56-573 Office Assistant 56, Pennant 56-57. MARSHALL, DANIEL 2: MASON, PERRY Band 54-57, Assistant Drum Major, Drum Major, All-District Bandg All- Region Banelg All-State-Bantlg All-City Symphony, CSU 57, President, Na- tional Honor Society 56-57, Treasurer, Oilman, Student Rotariang Symphony Student Councilg Senior Favorite. MATCHETT, CHARLES Audio-Visual. MATEJOWSKY, LLOYD 'LU' MEADOWS, CAROLYN Glee Club 55-57, FHA 55-57, States- man Rep. 56-57, Tri-Hi-Y 56-57. MENDOZA, ABEL MENTON, KAY Red Coats 54-57. Swiss Flag, Junior, Senior Cabinet, FTC 54-55g Tri-Hi-Y 56-573 Ticket Seller 56-573 Home- room Rep, 55-57. Z' AV 'il ei' MILLER, BEVERLY SUE CSI' 3-l-331 Vollcylmlll FHA 36-37g llaskctlwallg liasclwall 3-t-37. MILLER, SHIRLEY ANN CSI' 3-I-373 Rt-tl Coats 33-373 offite Assistant 363 Statusman. Associate lftlitorg Quill .intl Strollg Gym Scorc- tary. MING, DARLENE Rt-tl fonts 33-373 Howling 3-l-331 CSU 34-331 FHA, Offitci' 33-36g Office Assistant 37. 457 -1 MITCHELL, SHIRLEY ENC 3-l-37, Otficcrg .IRC 36-373 Of- fitc Assistant 36-37. MONTZ. CIHARNELLE Batluiinton 36g FHA 37. MOORE, DELORES Red Coats. Vitc Prcsitlcnt 36-373 lun- ior Histurians 36-371 Pcnnantg office Assistant 3-i-363 Homcroom Rep. 33- i61 NHS 33-371 Oil Xwomang FHA 36-37g National Honor Society, Sec- rctary 3 3- 37, 'Q' MERRELL, KENNETH MERRELL, MEREDITH MICEHEL, GLADEIXIE Cl1ccrlc'ailcr 36-37g Most Rupt't'scnt.t- tixcg Senior Calwinct. Sccrctaryg Stutlcnt Countil, Vito Prusitlvntg Tri-Hi-Y, Prcsiilcntg liasclwall SwL'ctl1cat't1 'l'l1cs- piang Sophomore fiLll7lI1L'I, Frcsitlcntg Ivfay Fc-tcp Spc.ikt'i's Forum 33-36g Of- fitc Assistantg RL-tl Coats 33-373 Tri- Hi-Yg Homcruom Rap.: 'l'caiulcatlcr. 13 MINDIOLA, TATCHO MISKELL, HELEN FHA 36-373 Pop Squatl 36-3 g Notlcrn Dante Club. MISKELL, JOANN Offitc Assistant. MOORE, PAT Red Coats 36-37g CSI' 34-333 FHA 36-37. MORRISH, CAIWILLE Rctl Coats. Bell Sergeant 36-373 FHA 36-373 Choral Club 36-37g Offitc As- sistant 37. MORRISON, CAROL KAY Red Coats 33-37g Bowling 36-371 Statesmang Speakers Forum 36-37. 73 MURPHREY, GERALDINE MURPHY, LINDA Tri-l'li-Y 55-573 junior Historians 56- 57: Pennant 56-57. MURRAY, FRANKIE Football 54-56, Letterman: Most Valu- able Player: Boys Glee Clubg Choral Club, President 56-57g Hi-Y 56-57g CSU, Officerg Student Councilg Track 57. NASH, KIRBY Football 55-56g Track 55. NEAL, RODERICK ROTC, Drill Platoon. NICHOLS, JEFF MRAZ, EUGENE MUNGER, WINNIE MAE Band 54-575 Statesman Rep,g CSU 55- 563 Library Assistant 55-565 Offife Assistantg Speakers Forum, Secretaryg Rotary Sweetheart 57: NHS 56-57g NFL 55-57. MUNNERLYN, MARGIE MUSGROVE, JOE Swimming 5-1-57g Cross Countryg Sen- ior Cabinet, Vice Presiclcntg Most Rep- resentative, Pennantg Cheerleatlerg Oil Man. MUSICK, MYRNA MORINE FNC 56-573 JRC 56-57. MYROW, DAVID Football. Lettermang Track. NIXON, MARY MARGARET FHA 56-573 JA, Secretary 56. NOLLKAMPER, DORIS MAE FHA 57. NORRIS, LOUISE FHA 55-57. PFC' 'Q owws, RICHARD PARKER, JOHN Speakers lforuin 55-571 NHSQ National liurensii lxagueg liantlg Boys Stateg I'Il Stutlent tfongressg Debate 'lieaing Stu-lent Rotariang KIHC1 Senior Ifavor- iteg Slitle Rule Clubg Ill-I lwfoelc P0- litital Clonxention. PARRISH, MAX DI2 5-I-55. PATTERSON, LINDA Hoineroom Rep.: Office Assistant 55- 57g Honor Sotiety 56-573 Oil Wotnaan 563 Red Coats, Assistant Drill Mas- ter 56-57., PAULK, CAROLYN FHA 55-57: City Volleyball Team 56g Softball Champs 563 JA 55-56. PEROT, JOSEPH Band 5-1-553 ROTC 56-57, L l..,. xg K 1 ' as W NOVAK, EDDIE LEE Autlio-Visual Club 56-57. O'DELL, IUDITH ANN Retl Coats. Assistant Drum Major 56- 573 Senior Favoriteg May Ifete 541 Offite Assistant 5-Ig Caslrier 55-57, Statesman Rep. OUTLAXV, LILAS MAE CSI' 56-573 Pep Squatl 56-57. it .L r., 4 T J PARTIDA, HENRY PATOTZKA, NANCY EHR. Setretary 55-563 Dance Club 553 Team Captain 55. PATRONELLA, LOUIS Speakers Forum, Treasurerg NHSQ Na- tional Forensic Leagueg Quill and Scrollg Statesman Staff: -Il-ICQ Oilmang Student Congress: FTCg Debate Squatlg ROTC. is sf TI' PETERS RITA FRANCES Orchestra 51 57 Treasurer Orthestrr Svxeethelrt 55 A 55 sa Bowling Clu 51 55 Bind 57 IHA 55 57 PETTY CAROL Reel Coats First Alder 55 57 Steak ers Forum 5C-573 Student Congress 55- 571 CSU 55-56' IHC' NHS' etl Cross Rep, 55-57g Rotary Sweetheart' Oil Womting Senior Favorite. PEVEHOUSE, PRISCILLA FHA 56. 'B .-1 3 N! N41 W1 POTTFR RAE CSU 55 57 Offitt Assistant 54 56 PE Secretary 54' PE Team Leader 56- 573 Pei Squad 56-57, Secretary' Tri- Hi-Y 56-573 Modern Dance Club 5-1- POWASNICK, NORA Team Captain 55-56g Intra. Captain 56g Bowling 56g Intra. Team 57. PRATORIUS, HARRY Intramural Basketball Champs 56, Ms 189 RAIFORD, ARTHUR RAMIREZ, ARTHUR ROTC3 Swimming Team. RANKIN, BETTY GRACE CSU 5-I-565 Team Leader 56-57g FHA, Officerg Library Assistant 55-573 Team Captain 55g Team Manager 57. 2 'S' PITCHFORD, CAROL SUE Red Coats 55-573 FHA 5-1-573 Office Assistant 56g PE Secretary 55. POOLE, ELLA LOUISE FHA 5-I-573 Basketball Team 55. POTTER, KAY CSU 56-575 PE Team Leader 565 Sen- ior Cabinet. Reporter 56g Office As- sistant 56-57g Pep Squad 56-57. PRINCE, VICTOR RADENZ, CAROL JEAN FHA 55-573 JA, Secretary 56-573 Team Leader 54-5 51 Senior Cabinet 56-57. RAGAIN, CHARLES S- f' RANKIN, SHARON RASHALL, WALLACE Slide Rule Club 56-57g Band 55-57. RAYBON, KENNETH Radio Club. C17 -5-gi . RIZDDING, PAUL RIEDING, HENRY REEVES, BEVERLY JUNE 'fcllm Cdptziin 55-571 Sopliomorc, Jun- itu- Cabinets, CSV 553 Modern Dance Club 553 Lilac Club 561 Choral Club, Oil XX'uiniing Stuilcnt Council, Junior Historians 56-57, NHS, President 56- 573 Psnniint. Cu-Editor 56-57. 'Jr 'Q' REYNOLDS, DOROTHY FHA 56-57. REYNOLDS, MARGIE FHA sl-So. REYNOLDS, RUBY FHA S-1-56. 4'-1 fx QP if REAGAN, REBECCA CSL' 5-l-56, NHS 56-571 Suphomorc Cabinet 5-I-55, Statesman Rup. 54-553 Glcc Club 56-573 Oil Xwonmn 561 Junior Histuriani. REAVES, JOYCE FHA 5-l-55. RECORD, SHIRLEY ANNIE ENC 5-l-551 FHA 55-571 T'C4llI1ICilLICl'. kk mi .-. 51 REEVES, JIM REINHARDT, JOYCE DE 56-571 FHA 5-I-551 'I'cnmlc'iiilci' 54-55, Volleyball 55. REZEK, BILLIE JEAN Wo. ROBERTS, SHIRLEY Junior Cabinet, FHA 56-57, Team- leatlcrg Statesman Rep. 56-57. ROBINSON, CAROL JEAN ROBINSON, PATSY '19 ROGERS, BETTY ROGERS, CLAUDETTE Rctl Coats 56-573 FHA, Officer 56-571 FTC 56-57g junior Historians 56-57. ROGERS, DONALD ROTC, Platoon l.cntlc1'. ROSE, HAROLD ROTH, KATHLEEN ELLEN ROBERT, SUE FHA S 5-57. RODENBECK, SHIRLEY FHA 56-57. RODGERS, JOE Band 54-56g Orchestra 55-565 JA. RODRIQUEZ, ROSA ROGERS, DOROTHY FHA 56- 57. ROMANS, EDDIE Choral Clubg Swimming 555 Bowling. ROMO, HENRIETTA FHA 56- 5 7. RUFFINO, JOSIE MARIE FHA 57. RUSH, MARVIN SANTELL, DALER Red Coats, Tenor Bugle Scrgeantg Girls Glce Club 55-57, Vice Prcsidentg Statesman Rap. 573 CSU 575 May Eete 57. SCI-IREINER, JIMMY Choral Club 56-57. SCHROEDER, LEONARD Track 56-57. gdfl gall' Sw- SCHWARTZ, JULIA Red Coats 5 5-57. SCOTT, JOE SHACKELFORD, GEORGE Band 5-l-575 Bowling 56-57. SHAVER, JERRY NHS 563 Orchestra 56. SCHER, PHYLLIS Swimming 5-lg Modern Dance Club 54- Ssg FHA 56-57. SCHOENEMANN, TERRY Red Coats, Baritone Bugle Sergeantg FHA 56-57. SCHOTTIE, MICHAEL Slant' . SCHWARZE, JOYCE FNC 56-57. SCOGIN, LOYS Library Assistant. SCOTT, BETTIE Red Coats, Swiss Flagg American Legion Club. Officer 56-573 NHS, Reporter 56-573 Junior Historians, Re- porterg FTC 54-555 Choral Clubg Of- fice Assistant 55-573 Senior Cabinetg Student Counfilg Rotarian Sweetheart: Baseball Queeng Senior Favoriteg May Fete 57. SHEARER, RUBY LILLIAN DE. SHEPPARD, CRISTY ,IA 56-57g Office Assistant 56-573 FNC 56-573 Tri-Hi-Y 56-572 CSU 55-57. SHORES, MAX RAY Baseball 55-57. xdvi SIMMONDS, JEANNINE .IA 56-573 Tri-Hi-Y 56-571 I-Iomeroom Rep. 56-571 CSU 55-575 FNC 56-573 Choral Club 57. SIMMONS, BOBBY SIMMONS, DORIS CSU 5.1-554 FRI. 55. SIEMS, DONALD Bowling 56. SILGUERO, BENNY SILLS, JAY SKOUSGARD, SIGRID Tlmcspinns 56-575 JA 55-57g Modern Dance Club 55-564 junior Historians 56-571 Bowling Club 56-571 Office Assistant 56-57. SKYVARA, IDA LEE FHA 54-555 Bowling 55-56. SLANINA, PHYLLIS 11 3 SIMONTON, MICKEY Red Coats 553 FI-IA 55-57. SIMPSON, DAVID SIMS, SHIRLEY JOAN FHA. V? 3' SLAUGHTER, GAIL SMITH, CLYDONNA CSU 54-555 DE 55-56g FRL 54-55 Thespians 54-57. SMITH, FRANCES Red Coats 55-573 FHA 56-57. 513' iv'-0 ..-Q 43' SNIDDON MARY D 55 57 SPAMPINATO MARY JANE Iii HiX 55 56 Thespmns Treasurer SI 57 Student Dircttor smarts MARY jo -ug. iR- ELIZABETH FNC if-57' Pct Squad, Vice resi- lentg Mo lc-rn Dante Club 57. .QQ STALLONIZS, IIMMIE Bowling 5-l-563 Slide Rule Club 56- 573 CSI 55. STANDISH, BILLS Radio Cluh 55-56. STARR, HOWARD American Legion Cluh, Reporter 56- 571 Student Council 56-575 NHSQ B Team Basketballg A Team Basket- ball, Captain 56-57. SMITH, GEORGE Sophomore Cabinet. Treasurerg junior, Senior Cabinet, Presidentg Student Council 55-571 Swimming. Tri-Cain taing Head Cheerleaderg junior Fav- oriteg Most Popularg May Fete 563 Student Rotariang Cafeteria Host, May Fete King 57. SMITH, MARY CAROLYN Tri-Hi-Y 56-57g Red Coats 55-573 May Fete 57. SMITH, PAUL 'Q--ir SPATES, RAYMOND H8 Q..- K'- SPENCE, IOHNNIE Choral Club 573 FRL 55-561 CSU 55- 56g Team Captain 55g Homeroom Rep, 55. STALDER, PHILIP Band, Vice President. STARUSTKA CHARLES STEPHANOW CARL B Team Basketball A Team Basketball 55-57. STEWART, SHIRLEY Tennis 54-565 FHA 54-56g Choral Club 54-56. Ku STEWART MARY DI Sxuctlnut IHA SUTTLI DARLI NI ANNETTE IHA 55 57 SVVILIK INILXN JOYCI .' i SZYMANSKI, JO FHA, Officerg Tri-Hi-Y 56-571 Li- lurary Assistant 571 Team Captaing Bas- lcctlvall. TALLEY, BRYAN TAYLOR, DICK Swimming 5-l- 5 5 g Track. STRIPLING, GERALD STRYBOS, WILLIFRIED Volleyball 5-1-563 junior Historians 56-57g NHS 56-571 Oil Wfomang Tcamlcarlcrg Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 56- 573 Swimming 57. STEWART, ION Swimming. Tri-Captaing Pep Squad. E 'NY' SWANNER, GLTENDA Red Coats 55-573 Officu Assistant 55- 573 May Este 55-56g Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President 565 Choral Club 55g CSU 55-565 Homeroom Rep, SWIRSKY, DARRELL SYPTAK, CHARLES Bowling. Captain 56-571 Choral Club 54-56g Audio-Visual 56-571 B 'l'f.?ain Basketballg A Team Basketball. ' ..--5. THAEMAR, OLLIE RUTH Band 54-57, Officerg FTC, Rcportcrg Gym Secretary 54-553 Junior Cabinetg Office Assistant 56-57g Speakers Forum 55-571 FHA. THAYER, GEORGE THOMASON, JAMES H THOMPSON, GARY THOMPSON, LINDA JEAN 4? Four St.ii' Tliespiiin. Presitlent, Stutlent TILOTTA, CAROLYN DELL Direttor 561 NHS: Stuilent Countil. 'l'reiisui'ei' 56-573 Oil Vfoingin. THOMPSON, ROBERT Statesman 55-563 DE 56-57. lr:-Hi-Y 5 l-55, C ilee Cluh 55-57. TRITICO, NATHAN TROIAN, DAVID 'E' VICK, DORIS TURNER, KATHERINE UHYRECK, JERRY VAN METER, THOMAS Bowling 55457, Chess Cluh 55756, FHA 55.57, Volleyhiill, Mimiiger, 'Il-nm Ciiptiiin. VILLARREAL, ERNEST lliespmns. VINSONHALER, BARBARA JEAN Retl Coats 5 5-5 7 FHA 56,573 B Teiim Vollevhill 5-I VUAGENHAUSER, RICHARD Chess Cluh 55. WALKER, FRAINICES LEE Swimming 54-55, Volleyhiill 5-I-57, FHA, Officer 56-572 Ulee Cluh. Re- porter 56-57, Humeroom Rep, 55, Teiimleiitler, May Fete 56, Basketball. WALLIS, GLADYS Sophomore Cabinet 5-I-55, CSI' J4- 553 Tri,-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arr 571 Real Coats, Drill Lt. 56-57 junior Historians 55-571 Office Assistant 56, NHS 56-57. Statesman, Cireulzition YManagerg Quill and Scroll. 42? WALSER, JUDY SUE NHS 56-573 Rod Coats, l,Sl11L'l'i'L'3ll'1 Flag Lt. 56-573 Statcsman, Cmicspond- cnt: FTC, Offiicr 56-573 junior His- torians, 'lii'c-iisurcr 56-573 Tlicspiains 56-573 Rotary Swcctliciirtg Oil XXIDINLIFIQ Tri-Hi-Y 56-573 May Fctc 57. XVANN, CAROL WARD, MARY NELL Red Coats 55-573 Office Assistant 56- 573 Tri-Hi-Y 55-563 FHA 56-57. WATTS, BARBARA ANN Lii5i'4ii'y Assistant 54-563 FHA 5-1-573 CSU 5-3-551 FRI. 5-i-553 Gym Safra- tary. WATTS, JOYCE Rui Coats 56: FRI. 55-563 Tri-Hi-Y 55-563 Sopliommc Cabinet 55-56. WAX, KENNETH lfoptlmill. I.cttcrm.in 5-1-563 liiiscbgill, I.cttc1'm.in 55-563 Basketball 55-563 Hi-Y 56-573 Must Hiinilsiwmc 573 Oil NX'oman3 May Feta 57. XVELCH, SANDRA Tri-Hi-Y 57, XVELLS, GLENDA FHA 5-i-57. WISSTMORIELAND, DALLAS DI? 56-57. 'SB 'Ci' Y Q.-f so-' XVI IZSFPAPE, MARIORIE I2I.I.I2N FHA 5l-5 . XVIIZSTRLICK, WII-I.IAM NHS 56-573 Itiwlwiill 56-57g ,Iuniur lliNtui'i.insg Fmmtlwnll 5-I-55g Itiskctlmll S4-Sf.: liuwling 56-57. XVIGCSINS. IOYCIE ELAINE Vullc-yl5:ill, CQ.ipt.iin 56g Cllmiuil Clulw Sq-ti'n't4ii'y'g Cilrc Cllulw 55-'571 Swim- mingg ,l4C'.II1IlC'QlLlCI'Q linskctlmllg Soft- lull. XVILLIAIVIS, AUDRIZY DIZANIE Sl.llC'SIIIAlI'l 571 FHA 57, XVILLIAMS. DAN Hi-Y 56-57, Cllnuwlning Oil Mun Iluincmum Rep. 5-I-553 Stumlcnt Coun- til 5l-55g CSI' 5-I-55g FHA 571 B 'l'u.un liiiskctlmll. XVINBOICINI, SHIRLEY Cilc-c Cilulwg Cilwixil Club 56-57. WEST, MYRNA Student Cluuntil 55-56 Iii H15 Prcsitlnnt 571 CSI' 5-I-55 Rel CU Scci'ct.iry 56-573 Supliuinuin C1 i Suu-t.ii'y'g -Iuniur, Sn-niru' C nb ist lull SXXC'L'llIC'All'tQ May FL-tc 5 XVHALEN, PHYLLIS FHA 5-I-551 Lilvrnry ASN 5 -IA Shi-Sv. XVHITLOCK, BOBBY ROTCI, Drill Plgituun 55.51 XXIILSON, DARRELL WILSON, JEAN FHA. Offitcr 56-57, WILLAIJORD, JERRY CSI' 5-i-563 FRI. 5-I-5 Forum 5-I-55g NFL 54-553 C hui il C 55-563 -IA 56g May Fctc 5K 57 Sxxiin ming 551 'l'cn111lL'aulcr1 Mulun Dinan Club 56-57. XXCISER, LANIQLL NHS 56-571 Rcil Coats 5 5 5-ll Cilcc CQlul5 55-56. XVOOD, BARBARA Red Coats 55-571 FHA. C tuci 55 561 Offiw Assistant 56-57 WOOD, KENNETH WYLIE, JAMES Swimming 54-573 Slitle Rule Club 56- 57. YARBOROUGI-I, CAROLE Stutcsnmn, Feature Etlitor 561 Choral Clulw 573 Quill :intl Scrollg Bowlingg Statesman Rep. 56. YEE, PAUL 'Our-f ii? sw WORLEY, MIKE Pennant 56-573 Hi-Y 55-57g Swim- mingg Oil Mun 56g Bowling 57. WRAY, MARNELLA FHA 56-573 Tri-Hi-Y saw. WYGANT, MIKE Statesman, Sports Etlitor 55-575 NHS: Homeroom Rep. 56-57. Q-six -'71 YOUNG, GEORGE ZAK, FRANCES Bowling 56-57. ZANN, STANLEY 'Y Mmm FNUU 1'lfWQf RAY ' L 1XXlmn Him-iirtl Book Aww JI ILIA KIRKPATRICK 'l'i'a1clc Swcetlicnrt DOMBART, ALVIN GLORIA, EDWARD fl f f N. ts V HE, . if - I-'21-f ' 1552451 . I ,, - w '1- V- .L Gu., THOMAS REILLY He clitl the Pennant Art 'si u Of . M fgceftr i 0 1' 5 I'i'ufiifw1f. ,, , ,. ..,,,,,, PAT MURPHY ft' Im-0 P,-mfwff .,,. ........... B ABS BETTELL X St't'l'L'fiJ?'.'l'. ,,,.,.....,,.. ,,..,.,Y..,AA...,,.,,, J EAN REED Sergeimf-tif-Arn1.r ...., .,,,,,, tl ANET CULBERSON Rvllmrrw' ...... ., ...,.,.,,,A...... CAROLE YOUNG 'I.Vt'i!t'lH't'?' , , ....., BARBARA MQSPADDEN N. 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'ANN , x 'QF if Bailey, Joyce Baird, Mike Baker, Mike Balke, George Balton, joe Burden, Sue Barnett, Adrain Barron, Florence Basden, Parker Baugh, john Beaman, Richard Bearden, Ardith Beason, Faye Beauchamp, jackie Bedgood, james 'Q' 'sv' 'K Ashmore, Trudy Aston, Herbert Austin, Kay Avery, David Avila, Raymond Ayraud, Charlotte Bacarisse, jerry Bacha, Harry Bailey, Billy Bailey, james iii v :fa ,ZZ V AXA Q, 1 4-:Q ,sa , I Bellow Mary Bennett Mary . ' H Bennett Nom Bertch udy 4? 5 ' is , ,-. ' ' R K Benson, Johnny Q X Eii i Qblu , J ' 1 ' ff Q 5 J, Q. x W J ' X A blk i 4' al Q ,, J R ll' u lx QL' f N F' Bovay, Wglrren Bradley, Ray Branard, Patty Brandt, Nolan Brennan, Curtice Brennan, Frances Bridges, Danny Brister, Jessie Lee Britt, Jimmie Broussard, Rita Bettell, Babs Biggars, Richard Blackburn, Lowell Blankenship, Curtiss Blankenship. Jan Boehm, Donald Bogle, James Boney, Betty Borski, Jerome Bosley, Wilford 3 s 3 ww 3 X 5 if V Hi' . it P 'Q 1- fi so srr ,aaa 4 Q3 I' . 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Burns, Ronald Bushway, Barbara Butler, Jerry Byrd, Barbara Caffey, Ronnie Cain, Joan 1 f x Calvin, Cecil Campbell, Ella Lee Cannon, Darla Carlson, Robert Carr, Paul Carroll, Velma Carter, jackie Carter, Ruth Castle, joan Cazares, Maggie Cegielski, Ignas Chapa, Jessie Chapin, Kay Christian David r t, 3 X ,Q , va 9 A 5 , ' ale Chatfield, joan x, , . 11? 4 in C 4 9 ' X , ix . w. f A i ll' mx i fl 'Z , , lx 1 l i Al L Q , A , X 'Il B Cochron, Charles Collins, Ray Contreras, Roland Cook, jim Copeland, Barry Copeland, Jewell Cordell, Tommy Corley, jerry Corrick, Luanne Corso, Richard Coskey, Norman Courtney, Audra Courtney, Inez Courtney, Pat Crabtree, Ray Z! , 06 f C ' J ,V X, x Christian, jerry Clark, Ralph Clark, Sharron Clark, Thomas Clayton, Devera Clement, Carole Cleveland, Ann Cleveland, Edward Cloud, Ida Mae Cochran, ames - i ly. Y it ' , v i ly, ' i l . '9 i in , Q' W 4? 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Gracey, Dorothy jean Graham, Tommy Graves, Peggy jean Gray, Donald Gray, Raymond Green, George Janice Haller, Sigrid Y +A 1 U N 'fir Hamilton, Barbara Hamilton, jane Hamilton, Vivian Hammersley, Barbara Hammond, Herbert Hampton, Dorothy Hancock, L. D, Harbert, Brice Hardee, john Hardy, Barbara Harmon, Ray Harper, Dorothy Harper, Florence Harris, Alma Lee Hartman, Don is Haucl-1, Helen Haughton, ane Haynes, Billy V 4, Haynes, Ronnie K B . ' Hays, Harson , ' ri Hays, Terry Heaton, Carole Heinemann, Clydeine Helms, Barbara Helms. Charles Helton, Billy Henbeat, Irma Lou Henckel, Don Henderson, Carol Ann Hengst, Dareen fr . l so 5' ' ' . -sg .21 Q Q . Hill o Ann 3 l Hilsher, Geraldine Hinsley, Marc ia Hof f man, Genelle ii Hohmann, Margaret Holley, Wayximon Holloway, Philli Homburg, Ga s fY Homfeld, Madolee Honeycutt, Sandra Hooper, Diann Horlica, Shirley Horner, Judy Houpt, Sue House, N 8.I'1Cy Hengst, Gus Hennigan, Dan Hernandez, Maria Hess, Lynn Hessong, George Hicks, Arnette Hicks, T. L. Higgins, Billy Hildebrandt, Barbara Hill, Donna S -wx n g I e F. '. ir r -J .A Howard, Geraldine Huckabay, Sherry Huey, Arnold Huffmaster, Peggy Hughes, juanita Q2 , ,J , Hunkler, Nancy Hyde, Richard Ingram, Williaiii v Ireland, Carole Irons, Annell Irvin, Brenda Irwin, Dolores vt ' 5 Isaacks, Anne jackson, Charles ll- jackson, jennaLee Q i X X h 1 ,s Q V i Vi VV,, 'W -fa! jackson, Mary jane A A r , jackson, Wzilter 5 , Y, V ' I jaenecke, Charlotte I up 1 ' ' janiski, Dottie Q' L, .9 ' ' jansen, john 1 A A f' x . 'XIX Q. if XJ at ' I gnwxfl M. jarrett, jerry ' 7 Q jenkins, Carroll LIVV r V - s c K jenkins, james it h 'J' N 'f f m' K ' Q ' ' jeter, Robert ,ww ' I jeu, Frederick j X 2 a jewell, Robert jodie, janes 5 johnson, Avereline johnson, Nancy li , I' johnson, Sonny jones, jimmye Sue ' I jones, judy Lou H Q jones, Mary Belle jf 'ii' V jones, Ronald ' jones, Sharon ' 4 . s -. ,af Q jones, Shirley jordan, Ginger jordan, Kay justice, Radelle Kalousek, Tommy G3 LT -'T '3 L Q . I . hh vii Kappe, Emily Kays, Lily Keen, Carol Kelling, David Kelly, Darlene Kemper, Lynette Kennedy, Pat Carole Kern, 'lark Kessler, Edward Kiemsteadt, Glen Kiker, Karl King, Charles King, Dan King, Terry Kirby, Betty fi ii? W Kramer, Maedell Krancher, Dewey Kreger, Dick Kralezyk, Rose Marie Kronberger, Fritz Kuhn, Jeanette Lehrmann, R. LaL0nde, jean Paul Lamherth, Mary Ellen Lamonte, Charles Lanier, john Larson, Harry Lawrence, Norman Le Crone, Wayne Lednieky, Donald Q r the B X, k of is 4 Q V X 5 . Q ,--.. ,UQ . , Kirkpatrick, Shayne Kittman, Wfallace Klander, Betty Klaus, Louis Klaus, Marvin Klein, jeff Kobs, Barbara Koch, Helmuth Kolwes, Donna Koudelka, Benj am i n Q I llffr 5 3' Lindsey, Mary Margaret Littell, Reba Little, Louise Long, jimmy Long, Tommy Lonsbury, Rithartl Lonia, josie Loukamis, Bernice Lowe, Charles Lowes, Bill 'l 'l 94 5 971 ACU Lee, Bobby Lee, David Lee Sharon Lofton, Benny Leidy Merry Lemons David Lcrch Bob Lerner Lonis Lero Fred Licari uanita Liehenstein, leannie Ligon, Robert Lilja, Gary Lima Allen Lindsay Patricia Luker Daxiel Lutz, erri Lykke, Clifford Maehost, Dorothy Mackenzie Shirley Mahns, Annette Marino Thesese Martensen Martin Martin, Billy Martin Carl Martino, Barbara Massey, jackie Massey, Virginia Mata, Gloria Mathis, Ray , l - ni is '3 i f Y f' 1 I Y:- W9 U 4 Ml ii 'V , McMilli.m, Freddie McNair, Bcfky MQRQC, juan MrSpnddcn, Blrblrl Mk'Wl1itCf, Brl m Mcissncr, Harry Meister, Savcrin Mcndcl, Margarnt Metz, Barbara Metzlcr, Rlnhlrd Moo rc, IR-ggy Moore, R.1lph Moore, Rohr-rt Morrow, Carolyn Moseley, Rdymund Moucr, S.u1dr.r hloy, D.u-id Mucllcr, Donald Mueller, Nclz.1 Mull.1, Pat Mummn, ,ludy Murphrcy, l'.1triri.1 Murphy, D.1rrcll Murphy, PM lxlllffdy, Clcorgr' NOa1L'k, W. A. Nollkompcr, joyrc Norton, Al Norwood, Don Nowak, Brozak Oakes, Linda O'Dell, jcrry Onomto, -loAnn Ortiz, Mary Pack, Caryl Palasota, Pctc Palmer, Knthay Papkc, LeRoy Parndoski, Charlene Parker, Francis Lu: Parks, Eugene Parnell, james Parrock, Don Parson, Billy Paskie, Phillip Pate, Donna Patronella, Rosemary Patronella, Vincie Pearson, johnny Pederson, Beverly Pepper, Sandy Lee Perez, Becky Perez, Roy Peters, Paul Peterson, Robert Q c , Q 2 Q Y Q at 'N Cs S :gx uv S a ff 5 . x, ' . ' II, Plasek, Larry Plazinich, jimmy Polk, George Pollard, Barbara Pouney, Douglas Powell, Glenn Pozyski, Elizabeth Presswood, Ronnie Preuss, Janice Price, Gloria Prunier, Doris Puckett, Margaret Puckett, Shannon Pulley, Kenneth Purvis, Barbara ' ' mix, - 'M tix t ,Ii rt I lil Q. 'Q ,as , XI' Peterson, Shirley Petrich, Ronny Pettit, Stella Petty, Sandra Pfeffer, Bettye Phillips, LaNelle Phillips, Nlickey Pierce, Charles Pitts, Donald Pitts, Rena , ' v 5 sf, ss, 'Seri i - ws ' W Q ,.., A ,gb :-, by , t r ,RJ X , if i I l e --.. fl .ii 535-5 Q X gt w- I , 5 , I F S f, ,, ,,., P . gf no if A, I I W e +6 E T Y' 'A ff' Lu n L.. Riels, Kenneth Riggs, Peggy Riley, Sherry Riling, Marilyn Rivera, Mil-ze Roberson, Buddy Robertson, Barbara Robertson, Marsha Robertson, Pat Robinson, Ca . ml! .Ji S'4x Pushkin, Alex Raben, Steve Robun, .james Raimer, Sondra Rashall, Douglas Rather, Pat Ready, D. Reddock, David Redman, Malinda Reilly, Dorothy 5, I Q 7 ii i , yi Renlrow, Carole 5 H r . ,QV Reynolds, joe Q , , Rezek, isaiiie jean ' D i :A,, I. Richardson, Marilou I ' D 1' Rieke, john Harold ' . .3 .r V r 8 I rol Lynn f if X 46 K ii. r 1 - ' ' 4- K ' nh uv . yy 1' it Hi! Robinson, Geraldine Rodenburg, janet Roemer, Maxine Roescher, Margaret Romero, Sammy Rosenquist, Donald Roughton, Beth Roy, Brian Roy, Elwin Ruiz, Carmen Rushing, Henry Rutland, Hunter Ryberg, Cathy Sampsel, Mike Sander, Dennis Sanders, Darral Sanders, Wanda Sawyer, jackie Schills, William Schmalz, Lee Roy Schnurr, Theda Schoellkopf, Bobby Sehoellkopf, Frank Scholl, Doris Schreiber, Sylvia Schreider, Carolyn Schverak, Donald Schwantz, jimmy Schwarz, Grace Scivally, Marion Shepherd, Sandra Shields, Donald Shoup, jo Ann Shows, jean Shumate, johnny Siegmund, Dorothy Sifford, Linda Sills, Jay Sims, Bobby Sims, Everett Skelton, Annette Skrehot, Wayne Slater, Grant Slater, Richard Slovacek, Betty X if Q H' 5,6 -is Scott, john Scroggins, Darlene Seale, jerry Selman, Billy Serres, Gladys Shackelford, Wendell Shane, Carter Sharman, jo Ann Sharp, Gary Shelton, Judy ri Spiller, Bonnie Spivey, Freddie Sponberg, Darrell Starr, Eileen Stein, Lee Stelter, Meruyn Stephens, Billy Stephens, Wallis Stephenson, Brenda St. john, Patsy ,lg N-A Smith, Betty Smith, Flora jean Smith, jerry Smith, Patsy Smith, Wanda Snead, Rupert Solinas, Raymond Solomon, Wayne Sorrell, George Souther, Clyde Southworth, Barbara Spates, Charles Spaulding, Mary Lynn Speer, Harry Spengler, Richard Q . Stone, Clayton Stowe, james Stroud, Gene Sullivan, Frances Sullivan, Richard Swatloski, Eva Symms, Mickey Szymanski, Bernard Taake, Eileen Talley, james Tankersley, Travis Taylor, Judy K. Taylor, William Teller, Cecil Theiss, Betty jean Thomas, Charles Thomas, Doylene Thomas, George Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Loyce Thurmond, Phyllis Tidmore, Sylvia Timme, Paul Tobey, Gordon Tofte, Michael Travis, Tankersley Traylor, Claude Trenck, Wanda Trifm, Ivan Truelock, Carole Vinsonhaler, Charles ' Wade, Floretta C liri Wade, Hamilton Wallace, Carolyn Wallace, Jimmy Wallis, Alice Walters, jack Wanner, Helen Warchesik, Phil Ward, Dorothy sa l! af ' Warner, Patsy . 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S TEVE MARMION Vife Prefidezzr ...... ..,..... L INDA BETTELL S8l'I'Ffd?'j '.,,A,A .,., ,...., A D ELE DAVIDSON Tr'e41.s'1n'er ...,.,,,. ,...... W ALTER DELEON Reporter .........A......... ...,............ A NNE MARESH Sergenzzl-al-Ar'zz1J .,...,.. ...,.... G AYLE OSTERMAN Cabmet JL 'Tw lbw: Standing: Shirley Smith, Virginia Cleland, Carole Phillips, Charlene Chestnut. Judy Larson, Freda Olive, Luanne Ludwick, Rachel Herrera, Walter DeLeon, Linda Parker, Zerlene Lawless, Sylvia Thornton, Richard Reynolds, Lynn Burly, Gayle Osterman. Seated: Judy Haddon, Gaynell Fielding, jane Mencfee, Anne Costlow, Carolyn Westhrocmk. Barbara Tungate, Betty Ingram, Becky Cox, Patsy Ayers, Anne Maresh, Linda Bettell, Adele Davidson. 53' N4 In ' 'J J 4 U A, f A , it Q ,. .3 fl 48. . ff , to J b- X gr if Q5 yi Q Q Ex 1, Abalos. Phil Abramski, Fred Adams, Dorothy Adams, Eddie Adamson, John Aggas, Donna Akery. Marilyn Alexander. Emily Alexander, Mary Alford. Edgar Alford, R. L. 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Johnnie Davis, Tommy Dawson, Donald Dealy, Gayle Dean. Henry Deaton, Paul DL-Fee, David Uehart, Donnie Deiss, Eugene Del.eon, XValter Delgado, Diane Denmark, Kathleen Dennis, Martha W . N ' Qs . Q, Q .. 5- . a N , X 5 'A 4 X X w 1 i 'ex . 1 AJ ll X - ,E Z Q Nxt, A 5,5 1 J ,iipiil I 1 qi. . , gi KA5, y v if ' l , ' .Q ,, y g Q t A Denny Pitsy 's Denson join C 'Q' . i A Derrick Cirrol ' V I .V , ,f fl Dexoll Crry 6 l 1, V Pitkq anda . A . , -' - Dickson Pit a x. . F tr f s C f t 1 '2'5:' ' liiiii i iii ggi? ' N5 V Diehl Gladys F' 5? s Dillard, Carol ,I ' V17 . Divigins Skipper ' X ' Dobraski, Bettie if Dobson, Vfayne x 1 S Q Dohyns, Sonny i K u X l ' rf Dotlcal, Cynthia Dodzuweit, Rosie Donaghe, Kaye Donaghe, Robert Douglas, Gloria Doyle. johnny Droske, Robert Duewall, Barbara Duke, Duree Duncan. Charles Duncan, Pat Dunn, Lcm Durham, Charles Durrenherger, jean Easley, Marie Eastburn, Barbara Eaves, jerry Edwards, Carolyn Ehrlich, Bill Ellis, Patsy Ellisor, Neal Elmore, Marlene Emal, Darla Embori, Bobby 0 Enax, Weldon Engel, Robert Erekson, Edward Erwin, Dewey Eschenburg, Edward Escobedo, Adela Evans, Maureen Faircloth, Pat Farmer, Iva Lou Farringer, Kenneth Fatherel, Frances Fechner, Lynn Ferrell, Wayne Fielding, Gaynelle Filips, joe Fitts, Weltha Fletcher, joe Foley, Dill Folks, Edward Folks, Jimmie Fonda, Kitty Forrest, Gary Forsythe, Glenda Fortenberry, Alvin Q iii i 3' Franks Elaine 5 e i it , 9, 91, 7, Frazier Robert if Z. 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' i 1 ,IIN Kula, Leslie Kveton, Mary Lacy, Sonja Laird, Arnell Lamberth, Lita Lambright, Linda Lane, Betty Lapetina, Marcella Larsen, Judy Laufman, Jerry Lawless, Zerlene Laws, Amelia 4' Q - A l ,. ra 3 Lynch, Valerie Lyon, Ronald Mackenroth, Nelson Mactavish, Sandy Madepsho, Max Magill, Sandra ' or ' EW Maier, Horst - F , T., ' A Mallery, Harry 3 -fy- .V , . Q ' t Mallory, Nettijon 5 . . Malone, Rexena V 9' ,.., Manack, john f ,X ' Manning, Marilyn 1 S 7.. K ' Q li Manske, Jeanette A Marchman. Lawrence 3 Maresh, Anne Nl' gf, gg' Marien, Roger A. Markham, Judy 'i , X Marmion, Martin ii't ii I Marmion, Steve Y , Marshall, joe 'Q i' .av ,, -. aa Margin, JHYRCL Q ' M , - Q - V, artm, 0 erts T ', .ln V S ' -Ai Mata, Maria I F V A Q Matela, Frank I K X 1 N gan-... V RL x Mathis, Sharon - f , Matlock, Gail i ,Q Matlock, C. 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Schultz, jimmy Schultz, Mary Schwarzc, Jeanette Scmandcr, Larry Setelin, Carl Shane, Mclha Shearer, Ann Shelton, jimm Sheppard. Reba Shirey, Helen Shoup, Marvin Simpson, jimmy Sims. Carlton Skorpinski, jimmy Slcousgard, Fred Slcrove, Linda Slocomb. Suzanne Smith, Bill Smith, Billy Smith, Carl 'H' r ,J lf l -- G,-W 3' ,,.,- k 'Q l l ,,,,. n J Q 1, .. i N1 17 r . 6 E f 1 - 2 f ,. AI gr 3. is .f 'fi ' ' x 'Q' I my A A s I ' '59 , ' Q gs. f . ' - , ,::., E nl: 1- - ' , -X QQ' f a yu . e 1 xr A w -A +23 ' 1 sZ I,x qi' ,,4, 5, ,,,, . xx , 5 Smith, Carolyn Smith. Clinton Smith, Lynda Smith, Marijo Smith, Martha Smith, Pat Smith, Shirley Smith, NX'ilma Sneddon, Behee Snell, jimmy Snow, Eddie Sorshy, Gladys Southerland, Randy Spann, Loyd Speights, Dawn Spillars, Billie Springer, Layne Springer. Sharon Springer, Wiiyne Stacy, Alerice Standish. Mary Standlee, Frances Stanton, Gerry Steit, Phyllis , SW, . at -0- . ' Stephenson. johnny i ll ' Stephenson. Patsy V x It Stew-ns, Roberta 5 '9 4 J 8 . Stexenson. Buddy X V I . ' E Stewart, jane - T it Sritkney. Claudia ,X L , , K i xr n,Sf is e -1 Stoftiel, Gene - ' f ' Strahan, Erxin x Y ' W ' .. Stritkler. George 3 - f ' it ' 4 Q A -Q- Stroud. Dalana 4 X ,V - ' fa , A Lt., V Sullivan, john 1 .. , -' ' . 'J Svetlik, Leona , . S1 . A, S Q' 'S k H'-1 I I QQ -nv Y . -f- ' , it I l . 1 -. L 2 , ,TW,, Swatloslci, Pat Sydlik. Alvin Syptak, jackie Svymanski, Dorothy Taake, Richard Talbott, Sue Taylor, Bruce Taylor, Carol Taylor, Danny Taylor, George Taylor, Russell Taylor, Wziyne Taylor, W. j. Temple, Kenneth Theiss, Clyde Thomas, Dell Thompson, Beverly Thompson, Margaret Thornton, Sylvia Thueman, Elaine Thuesen, Edwin Thurman, Tesla Tillery, Helen Tillman, Bill Tomchcsson, Garnolrl Tonjcs, Betty 'l'ournoui', Tommy Tovar, Emilio Townsend, Nancy Traylor, Hellcn l'ri-vino, Fausto 'l'rigg, Tctl Tuchak, Martin Tucker, Lyntlcl Turkcr, Sharon Tull, Carolyn fumlin, XX'antla Tungatc, Barbara Turman, Lois Turner, Donald Turner, Donnie Turner, jo Ann - -S.-3 -iv' - ffggy F3 - 'C 3 f ,A Q R X ,,. Y. my in YEL :.. ll ., , ,,-Ja if ,. , , Turner. Maria V, Turner. Yvonne ' 'i H . ' S llntlcrwootl. David ' JF Vaughn, Garlin 'al .5 Q Venus, jerry gf Vicreck, Faye V V In 'QA H ' :D . V xx: 1 f L lk h 2 2.2 7 L 4 'fit .. , , xikfar' Q I , J' in ' ey-' V fr 57311, i7 iw ff XWilivetk, Billy Williiiiiis, Linda Lee Vfilliams, Ronnie Wfilliamson, Bennie Xllfilliamson, Rhodncy Wfilliamson, Vivan Willis. Dorothy Wilsrvn, Linda Wfilson. Luclcy Winter', Carole Witt, Carol Vifong, Rosie Wfootl. Clayton Wloixl, Norma Xworils, Sherry Wfray, Billy Vlfray, jimmy WH-cn. Sandra Xlifright, Carole XX riglit, Dcxtcr' Vifriglit, lirlna LCC Wlriglwt, Patrinia XX right, Richard Wfylalc, Harold of lxiuxa Fx i - 5 l K '4-,,. ,f,g, t Q ..,. in -.- FAQ Voclkcl, Hilton Wfells. jerry Wclsli, Billy XXferchan. Roger Xwcst, Judy XVhitldon, janitc Wfhincry, Shirley Wliitc, Mary Alta Wfhitc, Mary Ann Wliitc, Sandra Wfithman. johnnic W ir-ner. Wfatlc li. L Ly V , , ,,r,,m,.,. ,ra . J. 4 f 'fi H ii 1 f. . t 'af VX? A K x b 3 ,r,, 1, - 4, E iixf ' My , QL - ' -fi L il' l 1? 'N 1 uh :'f ' Waggoner Barbara Waggtvner Bewerly Wtgucerwatk Louns Wakefreld Llwrcnte wil Whkefxeld Lora XX rlk C' Q, 13 er xmas Wilken Judy ilker Mxthacl Wallate Lou Ann Wzlsttmn Barbara Wllther Pit Wfalton C1 rol tlton Don xmble bhnryl XX,.1I1LLk Ronme Wfirtl Betty Jo XX'ud Eduard Wfatkxns Bucrly Wation Plt uvct Q rt Wetsrnger Bobby Welss Delorxs Welch johnny Vlfel ch. Robert Well S. Dtrrell Yealclcy, Mulonm Young. Bob Young. 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A Hinkle. Mary Ann Y 15.41, Loria, Sammy Maher, Judy 4' . lll ii 4-1' McCoy, Linda MrKelvery, Barthlynn C' Q 1 'J' ' Newby, Suu ,. NY Q QQ? Osterman, Gayle X' Y' 1 yik Paulson, .loyye ' Pratt. Emma jean Romans, Waiyne , 1 , ' V K. t Sugg, Betty H ,ii lp i L, ' Taake, Linda A A I- r I i 4 ' ,f Taylor, Lavena e ,I b ,Q f- H Q Q z Zan, Clara ' j T Z ' . ' Zan, Lillian V , ' : 71- in J ' N ,, Q :L N J. A i K. The Marksinen rehearsing for Uncle loc' V S Track Stunt Show. Nha '---. 'g'. 4 T -A A i ,xg-,xA 1 wwf Mui. fi ,N ' ,lglll if FS X fa ,F x H ffm ,Q 1 ., ,S 42.5. f Q . 1 gag 'Y .1-,UA ,gg . O,P ' 4 'W ' SJ' ,ff Z . 1 W - gg A ,imf1'yw L1,fi, ' F 4,5 ,, , Y me, -Iv L ' , 'K ' T 5 ,Qy'iif' M ' ' .,, Q? Ll , I 'N ' ' 'fl' 5:: f. A, 'hiv f m 1-ffifv ' 4 A . . if g , x ', ff Mid - Term Most Popular DOROTHY LUCE JOE EURESTI . 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M5 if 5 r ? 3 Q fmbnww V W., mm-an ,f,...,g4 5 BETTI E SCOTT .9 1 Baseball ueen N GLADENE MICHEL MYRN A WEST JULIA KIRKPATRICK DELIA LOZANO Baseball DIANE Sweethearts DISHROOM . fl Ric hard Caldwell and RUNNING BROAD JUMP STATE XVINNER The best high school Broad jumper ever to come from Reagan or South Texas. Leonard broke the Broad 'lump record in five meets and won the State Meet at 23 feet, lllfl inches, missing the rec- ord by llfz inches. He was also a great 440 boy, his record being 50.1 seconds. His 100 Yard Dash was 10 flat. 1956 State Winvzers BOYS' DEBATE STATE XVINNERS Richard on the left and john on the right are shown holding the plaque which they won as the first place trophy in Boys' Debate for the State of Texas. The State contest, sponsored by the University of Texas Interscholastic League, is annually held in Austin in May. The subject for debate was: Resolved, that the federal government should guarantee a higher education to qualified high school grad- uates through grants to colleges and universi- ties. John BUYd Leonard Fawcett ,X fi, 31, 1 Q. . .L 1 ' 47114 y. ' PV -fn. Bennie Lawson Man nf. Homer Erekson Cheerleaders fn - s fx K -K Joe Musgrgjxyc Ggofge Snqifh KifkPHtfiCk , we ,L W. . Q, Gladcne Michel I Dorothy Luce Head Cheerleaders -of Y. Mr. W. E. Manning Mr. H. K. Costlow Mr. Tusa Mr. Licf E lx Mr. Charles Kivell exam., IJQLQQ Coaches Mr. j. M. Turner Mr. L. R. Ashmore jf M UMW. gym! AUSTIN l5fREAGAN 6 Captains Hard pressed Austin, led by jim Harri- son and Randy Sims, edged by Reagan I3- 6. Reagans score came on a 66-yard drive led by I.. D. Hancock and Don Hartman. Star fullback, Kenneth Wzlx, was put out for the rest of the season when he dislocated his shoulder on the first Reagan play from scrimmage. Allen Seifert and Frankie Murray were out- standing on the line. FRANKIE MURRAY at hx maya? an ,, , H, u Quseyf' Q A SL,,m,,. Tmckk, EDDIE MITEI-ll1?1ORE RCQGRR cgsfiow MU.,1'.,1N.,b1.i1f1.,i.i,4 Jumof- at rmmf- 'WL ZX Roger Applewhite, Bellaire fullback, kicked the extra point to Bellaire's only touchdown to upset Reagan 7-6. Rea- gan's Frankie Murray, 235 pound tackle, snatched a Bellaire pass and outran all but one Bellaire man 52 yards to the Bellaire 8 to set up our score. Then Cecil Calvin pushed the hall over 4 plays later to score. The extra point was missed, which lost the game. Eddie Mitchmore gained 66 yards on I4 plays to help the Reagan cause. BELLAIRE 7-REAGAN 6 KENNIETH VUAX ERVIN LEHMAN AUBREY GENTRY BOBBY MASK Senior. Back Senior, Center Senior, Center Snnmr Fncl , .. f Qi .... 4 Q ye. g...t Qsmni Y LAMAR 26-RFAGAN 0 K K 1 Xa. . .XV x Although outscored 26-O hy the Lamar Redskins, game Reagan put up its hest fight of the season. The fired-up Bull- dogs held Lamar to a 6-O half time lead before the Redskins came haek with two tallies in the third period and one in the fourth. Reagans deepest penetration died on the Lamar 1 yard line after joe liuresti intercepted a pass and ran it hatk. Rea- gan's other outstanding players were Eddie Mitchmore, Mike Hell, Frankie Murray, and Roger Cfoston. axe! ,, .Q- unioi B tk Senior Bark l7Al'l. 'l'llWflWE JOE EITRESTI Aliia Q-',.' , 'I at f .1 'ww' 5 14,11 ,V N r MIKE BELL 4lAlNlES FAGAN junior, Tackle ,lUfliUl'. Blick el. ,..a , The powerful San Jacinto Bears dumped a spirited Bulldog eleven 21-0 to give us our seventh consecutive loss of the year. The Bears started rolling on a long pass play from livans to give them their first touchdown, They added two more for safety purposes. The Bulldogs never did get rolling in the game, even though we had such outstanding players as Mike Bell, Allen Seifert, and Frankie Murray in there trying. -W 1 SAN JACINTO 21-REAGAN 0 MQ' WAl.l.ACE KEELS L. D. HANCOCK BUTCH BOGLE junior, Guard Junior. Back Junlof- Guafd BILLY STEPH ENS junior. Back With 5:17 lelit in the first quarter, jerry Sparks tool-1 the hall from scrim- mage on Davis' own ll and ran 89 yards for the only score of the game to give Reagan its eighth loss ot' the season. Reagan got as far as the Davis I7 yard line, only to fumble the ball away. liddie Mitchniore and Edward lireckson were two of Reagans outstanding players in the game. R . Egg ' I .I ,K Vi. jlilflf DAVIS 7fREAGAN 0 Mb ll. CiAl.VlN Al.I.liN Sllilililll KIRBY NASH SHliRRll.l. Hl4Rl.liY luninr. llatk Senior, lind Senior. lind Senior. liatlc WW T 'n -u 'l i . ..1f.'rfxt.. With 4 minutes remaining in the game and the score tied 7-7, the surprised Sam Houston Tigers, who weren't expecting much of il battle from Reagan, grabbed 2 quick touchdowns to beat the toughened Bulldogs 19-7. B. Castillo grabbed a Tiger pass on their 36 to set up the Bull- dog touchdown. L. D. Hancock passed to end Paul Gleason, who helped by pick- ing up 23 yards before Eddie Mitchmore pushed over from the one. I.. D. suc- cessfully kicked the extra point. Murray was the most aggressive Lineman for the Bulldogs. RONNlE COBB NOLAN BRANDT junior. Back junior. Tackle , -so .2 SAM HOUSTON 19-REAGAN 7 DON HARTMAN PAUL GLEASON junior. Back junior, End msgs.: , . ., . T 53? x MILBY 19-REAGAN 0 Reagan was dealt its tenth defeat and seventh shut out of the year by the Milby Buffalos 19-0. This finished Reagan's worst season in over a half-century of football. Reagan got to the Milby 20 in the second period after Paul Timme re- covered a fumble. But james Fagan was stopped short of a first down on the Milby 12. Stephens, Timme, Seifert, and Murray played well for Reagan. KAR1 KYKFR JOHNNY HAGY LEON STRAHAN ROGER HARRIS lf V' Pfml JUHi0f, Gllilfll junior, Tackle Sophomore, Tatltle JESSE BAIN Sophomore, Back MIKE RIVERA Back r IU! EDWARD EREKSON NORMAN LOOSIER Sophomore, Back Sophomore, End J. B. CASTILLO JESSE QUIROZ Senior, Back Junior, Guard JERRY MANSEE JIMMY SNELL GARY MINTER mwgers - Trainers JIMMY JONES JOHN JANSEN ALLEN HVRST S ' KE I F ,.,, I Q: t , GE -. g I , K i K ',,L 1:- V .V , l ' 5. W :.. A V. V. -WY S , T E. .v f E A EJJ 5 ng Lx ' 'Q fi, 1 if K' 9 U 1 KQSF5 xiii L jf! E, f 'T f A yi 'E fi lk J FJ LL, 1, if K Q., t Q J - A ,t A TX 'gr' . gg 7' 1 .a E L 7n f ' RUSSELL TAYLOR 'S' A' H '-E We 2 il' -5 Q ,u 5 E Mix in J, A F L: in A Q 15.5. ., Ik 4-,tg ng, if JE,J E L' S ROBERT PETERSON . of , s ,..0' Y 5 W Mft wk, A 1 ,Z x s Li' , , CARROLL BAKER WARREN BOVEY BOBBY MCINTOSH JOHNNY SHUMATE EVERETT SIMS TOBY HAANZ UNM Sitting: David Iwfoy, Tommy Lucas, Robert Sanders, Phil Alvalos, Dewey Irvin, Billy Ray, Ken Burnham. johnny jansen, Trainer. Kneeling: Ted Trig, Ronnie Perry, Eddie Adams, jackie lfdwards, XX':1llace Kutland, Bobby Partin, Lynn Bean, Lee Deliork, Larry Gelispe, Sam Zuiga, Coach joe Tusa. Standing: Allen Hurst, Managerg Hill Moore, Claude Traylor, Sandy lxlC,l41lYiSl1, jack Munnerlyn, Burl jacks. Edgar james Curtis Brennan, Ralph Rupple. U Team Football B Team asketball Billy XX'ray, joe Allen, Bill Moore. Kenneth Moore. Dewey Ervin. Coaelm Tusa, Ray Hedge, Herman Matthews, jimmy Simpson, Gene Stoffel, joe Magee. 4 45 lS3il 481 43 50 Cllr! Stcplmnmv, Gcmgc l'mu1l'iSSc, XV. A. Ncnuk, Stove Murmimn, Howard Starr, Ronald Ifutrcll. Dunnld SLllYL'I'klk, Vlfilhur Gnsknrnp, Roland Burris, Cv.-gil Calvin. Kenneth Shuppc. .Ianws Matlmk. Cmulm Kivcll, .Ion jamscn, Manager, mf. f 1 N, I d f ff X 5 +4 A A 43 4 y 1 d A 'K f v N . ' , .jf 5 3 g gf 'Ag 'Q , A i if 5 .d V! f Q ROLAND BURRIS RONNIIE IfIVl'RELL HOW'-A-RD SVARR XX'lI,BI'R GASKAMP C FORK I 1sficEARILgE ff .f 5- i 7 CARL STEPHANOW V1 N F I V X 'lwxxk i Nw J K2 DONALD SCHVERAK fn I fl .1 j , f ' I X A W. A. NOACK CECIL CALVIN t-.2 k f E gl R. , STEVE MARM ION A X A . 'a P? Q41 X, KENNETH SHOPPE I 'C if Ax 4 . N, XX fx, K IQ XJ W - 1 x w. NX, JAMES MA TLOCK z I X K .. ,. igrfxyf . W' nl 1-V ,ay-f J Z I , H - ek l .. MAHYQQL: Q M 33' V . . , . aw ' 'fi in M K - ar V . ,Z .1 wirfwf M., .. Q .i K - r R -ur- i I Y 4 - 4 ilu-. Ci! First row: Alfred Ong, Tommy Ledbetter, johnny Taylor, Eddie Davis, Bobby Turner, Coach Ashmore. Second row: Paul Timme, Herbert Roper, jimmy Simpson, Allan Siefert, Gordon Guinn, Bobby Moy, L. D. Hancock, Bert Shirok. Third row: james on 'T W W m,.. or . . X, L at 1 A W, v, QF, 'Q-9 Q uw 5, 31 7 W .w ' f.3,,Q'w.ip 5553 X Q i 'it . ' A 1 , h . . .1: -mAfX in Ilh, 0 M ---an ,W ,.W..11r, ,, 4 44 I.. -ug flmmps Q . S . A MESS xt to 3 K Q-FS-f W ager, Aubrey Gentry, Gerald Springer, Ronnie Futrell, Kenneth Wax, Arthur Brown, Pelbert Kre, Max Wilson, Don Schverak. 53432. fm- .wpt mfwgg' K k my ii K I . I KS Adm wyiswgf, R Ski. W .11 it Wlibwxf' wg' Q Cross Comztry Cfify Cjlnzzzxfu, 1956 - 1957 ,laik lliiim-y, XV.iyinun lnlullcy, -Iulinny Doyle. Milly Higgins. Danny 'llAly'lUI'. Rusmll 'lliyluig P.iul Dcuiton, Niriwt N.iic'i'. laik PL'tci's, Diik 'l'4,y. lm: Group, Track Team Sitting: 'l'.n'lni'. 'lliylnig Dczltim, Shiny. Crimfiml, liinling, liisliup, Ailanis. Silniltl. lims, llctiiw, Kmwl- ing: limcy, Maier. llullcy, King. Duty, lilnmlwmtli. llIl.lklilWlIII1,fiIll'll'l, Mutincl, -l.nnw. liiikw, lYl.ll'Kl1IIl.lI1, BL'klf'l.lI'l. St.inilin3.:: Higgins, Duylv. Silim-llknpf. N.n'sli.ill. Diuv, Clin'- ilvll, Clmki-y, plvnlcinx. llurmy, Kikrr. Txlyliw. O'Di'll. ljifii, fiimlili lhunlu, l'lI'.1l'klt, Nui'i'.iy, 5aliim'ilL'i', blink, Yuigcr. Anilnrwn, lliiwluy. Cligiwy, Cimeli ,loc 'linrncix Sl71'i7lf61'S Knccling: Clliiirlus liislinp, XY'1iync Duty, Glenn Aalainw, Bnlwlwy Stauy. Dickie Goss, .loc Pnulc. l.4ii'ry Mai'- tincv, Standing: Billy King. Don O'Dcll, -linncs .In-nlcins. l5illy4S1l1ult1, Ylgnncs Blonilwiwtli. Dimnalil Pitts, hlnlinny Anilurwn, Weight M en Knu-ling: Dun.iIiI Pitts, Frank Sihm.-Ilkupf. Nm'm.m Cuskcy. Sunil- ing: Iiiigali' jaiimls, David Ycngcr. I.L-uiiiliwi Siliiuiulcr. Fixinkic Murmy. Nuliln lirainilt. Bobby Musk. H uw! I ers Ivfilnngcr Edwin Ciulvcy, Lynn Hur- ling, james Ciuiwford, jeffrey Bed- nnrz, Curmll Baker, Lnwrcncc March- mam, Norman Cnskcy. VUiirrcn Bovey Miiniiger. Sprint Relay Ronnie Cobb. Karl Kiker, jack Bur ney, Tommy Cordell, Norman Cos key. Standing: Stlmoullkcwpf, Stetk. Sims, Traylor, Stelter. Clark, Gross, Stone, Steve Magers. Manager Strickler, james Curtin, Manager, Durham, Musgrove. Marmion, Fuller, Rabcn. Coach Costlnw Smith, Ray Dyal, Manager. Seated: Bankston, Stewart, Wylie, Englehardt. Kneeling: Hamrifk Lucas, Leidy, Lemons, Rogers, Harper, Phillips. Swimming Tri-Captains George Smith Jon Stewart Charles Lucas r. Backstroke Kirby Clark Raymonil Rogers Mervyn Stcltcr Charles Lucas Stew Rahn-n Donaltl Fuller Mickey Phillips Martin Marmion Breastroke Ross Lcidy Raymond Stack Tom Bankston Paul Gross joe Musgrovc Charles Durham Skipper Stone Frank Schocl Ikopf, L ix cr Free Style .Iamcs Wylie Terry Harper Bobby 5imS George Strickler Claude Traylor George Smith Raymond Englchardt joe Kc-cling Ivfarion Humbrick Jon Stewart David Lemons Ross Leidy n-if Y? 'Q Q ' owling C lub Officers I,rwiJu1f ., , , ,IAMKS -IACQKSON Vim I,7't'fjLit71f , , ,,,,, ,A , YVONNIE DVPIWIS 54' 1'r' fl. frvr y , 7 CQHARI,O'l I'Ii AYROVND 'I' 1'4f.: mmf ,. ., PAT BRUMlfIliI.D SL'7.Ut.'.lPIf-.lf-147INV , , FRANK SCQHOIZILKOPF C.1frl,1i11 , Sfmfl u fn , , .. , CHARLIQS SYPTAK , , NR. AIOSIZPH IXITKQKLIZY G01 f Team Standing: jimmy Hale, Ralwurn Doege. Preston Ivens, Ronnie Presswood, Robert Ligon. Bobby Allison, Richard Hills. jerry Wfoods, Happy LeCrone, Gary Bush. Kneeling: Mike Baker, Donald McCorinat'lc, Gerald Conner, Freddie MrMiIliam, Donald Rosenquist. tl. C. Matlonlc. Tennis Team First row: joe Baten, Glenn Adams, Stanley West. Dickie Hillyer. Curti Colette. Second row: Richard Spangler, Alonzo McCloud, Bill Lowes, Dalter DeLeon, Cecil Teller, Dick Krieger. l in 'filuf2m1.,n u: n .f.3 M.: Girls' Sports Teachers I..-az, I I 3 ws W I MISS IILANIGAN MISS SMITH ' Z MISS MEHR Q- MRS. NOE MRS. COFFER Team MRS. COFFERS CAPTAINS Back row: Babs Bettell Adele Davidson Frances Mitchell Jackie McCravin Mrs. Coffer Judy Williams Eara Fnder Patsy Brown Amelida Garza Front row: Jo Ann Gobel Sue Houpt Phyllis Holloway Pat Kennedy Karen McCallum Linda Parker Nelza Mueller Janet Gandy Sharon Mathis MRS. NOE'S CAPTAINS Hazel Marmion Mrs. Noe Beverly Reeves Joyce Wiggins Sheila Donaghe Pat Mathis LaNell Bumgardner Beverly Miller Barbara Cullen Bobbie Jean Konvicka Frances Williams Mary Ann Hamrick Rae Potter Mrs. Connelly Cnursej ,ra Q MISS SMITH'S CAPTAINS Back row: Front row: Phyllis Slanina Wanda Coleman Dorothy Harper Betty Mitchell Judy Bisby Loyce Thompson Lynette Kemper Lana Wong Carol Robinson Judy Buck Kathy Capps Marcia Novak Edna Wright Virginia Caubarreaux Betty Lawson Leona Svetlik Joann Crabtree Barbara Hightower MISS MEHR'S CAPTAINS Back row: Carolyn Leverkuhn Doris Vick Betty Rankin Harriet Washburn Miss Mehr Frances Walker Martha Jee Betty Buchanan Linda Bounds Second row: Nelwyn Speights Captains Loreba Roberts Jerry Lutz Judy Ayo Third row: Anna Mary Chinski Barbara Eastburn Patsy Gusler Mary Pruett Front row: Barbara Baggett Jo Collins Joan Hall Sylvia Thornton Back row: Dareen Hengst Jeanette Kuhn Nettijon Mallory Merle Greenwade Sandra Petty Barbara Montgomery Delores Irwin Marguerite Anderson Linda Hodges At the beginning of every term the girls' P.E. classes elect four team cap- tains or the teacher selects four girls to be team captains. These four girls are the leaders of their class. Each captain has a group of girls or a team of which she is in charge. Generally, the captains select their team. It is her job to lead them in all activi- ties, help with their skills, help grade the team on ability and skills, and be responsible for her team's conduct and co-operation. It is plain to see that the position of team captain holds much responsibility and work. It is always an honor for a girl to become a team captain. MISS FLANIGAN'S CAPTAINS Front row: Page Davis Janice Miles Patty McClellan Marilyn Manning Shirley New Jo Ann McDonald Donna Kolwes Jessie Brister Gayle Osterman Maria Mata mwzmuml Volleyball The C bumps Standing: Martha jee, Linda Bounds, Betty Buchanan, Ruthie Harper, Sue Rotert, Libby McCarley, Patsy Culver, Carolyn Paulk, Dagma Corley, Phyllis Wfhalen. Kneeling: Frances XX'alker, Managerg Miss Mehr, XX'iIlit'red Strybos, Captain. These girls are the champions of the Intramural Tournament. The tournament was for all gym periods. Sophomore, juniors, and Seniors played in the tournament. The tournament was Round Robin where all teams, regardless of classification, competed against each other. These girls are in Miss Mehr's fifth period Senior class. Not one time were they beaten. These girls should certainly, be congratulated for their ability and work in winning the championship. 'YF' ,E fitf l zsanina .1-. ,ll Practicing for Intramurals. Intramural Basketball MISS FLANIGANS SGPHOMORE CHAMPS Back row: Jean Petty Margarite Anderson Judy Larsen Nettijon Mallory Freida Fuller Front row: Frances Cemelka Merle Greenwade Wanda Gulke Carolyn Bruclimiller Carolyn Kitzman During the month of January the girls' P.E. department held an intramural basket- ball tournament. In the tournament the teams played against girls in their own classification, e.g., Seniors vs. Seniors. The three victorious teams then played each other. Miss Smith's sixth period Junior class were the school champs. MISS SMITH'S JUNIOR CHAMPS Left to right: Lois Dietrich Donna Chastang Wanda Smith Peggy Graves Miss Smith Judy Bisby Phyllis Slanina Pat Ballard Jane Ulmer Judy Buck Ki School Champs Miss MEHR'S SENIOR CHAMPS Back row: 'E Frances Walker Wfillifred Strybos Miss Mehr Middle row: Carolyn Paulk Jo Szymanski Sue Rotert Betty Buchannan Front row: Patsy Culver Libby McCarly Ruthie Harper Linda Bounds olleybczll Varsity Doris Vjlk Carol Robinson M,w,,ge,A Captain-Elerl Frances Wfrrlker Patty McClellan QP , 1 X .Qs ex, x B., v-.1 J I B ' t Betty Buchannan essie ns er .if JWNK ki Wfillifrerl Strybos Judy Bisby Joyce NX'iggins Miss Mehr Crlplilfll Cmrfla ' Loyce Thompson Pat Ready A 4 -a' Nclsa Mueller Judy Buck Back row: Joyce Thompson, Bonnie Patotzlca, Janice Miles, Kathy Capps, Dorothy Harper, Edra Ender, Jean Durenburger. Front row: Pat Kennedy, Pat DeLeon. ,,-Q' fb L, Pu Tennis Varsity Back row: Jeanette Besch, Rachle Herrara, Beverly Franks, Pat Deaton, Shirley Stewart, Miss Flanigan. Front row: Janice Miles, Sonja Lacey, Marianne Foster, Lenore Garcia, Edra Ender. Swimming Varsity Left to right: Pat Dixon, Christine Cain, Shirley Jaenecke, Betty Calameyer, Joyce Thompson, l.oyce Thompson, Nanty Hunkler, Dixie Milam, Mary Alice Long, Suzanne Mauk, Willifred Strybos. Distributive Education The Distributive Education Club keeps busy all year with their program and many activities. Among their many activities is the annual em- ployer-employee banquet. The purpose of this is to create better understanding between the D.E. students and their employers. This year the banquet was held on April 2 at the Shamrock-Hilton Hotel. Another annual event is the State Convention held on March 1 and 2 in San Antonio, Texas. Delegates to this convention are chosen on the basis of various contests, the winners of which become the delegates. Officers Prerzdeni ......,,,.. .....,..,,...,.,c,,,,,..,,,.,,,. j IMMY DAY Vive Preridezzt . Seweffzry ..........c Tref1r1n'er .......... Sergefzzzf-at-Arn1.s' Reporier ..... ,,... LANELLE XVATERS CLAUDETTE ALLEN FRANK HESTER JAMES POPE and JANET MATELA MARY SNEDDON 'I' 5 MARY' STENVART Su'e61hem'1 J HE PLEASANT An-r or-' PICTURE POSING ,M , HEI! WEEE ITZS FUN TO WORK IN OUR NEW I-ITTI-5 HEATRE. -- 1 r T , MED n Easr GAME '- ll SPIRIT EYYRESSE Bl IGH LIGHTS ON OUR HERITAGE ROIC. Au..Y bury WGS TH! NIGHT link! nFou.nSn. RUTOGRA Pri Hounns . EIB 50 o at .. . E l U1 +5 5' 2. H U. V5 Q 0 C X L 4 Annu: AND KEEPERS. FTCHMD GST! A NSW FACE :mol ncvuncs Au: Pbruann. 1-ms vnu. Plnces wa-ru TEACHERS . X! , w HIRE EE WEB 232 Yi NSU MIMO!!! AND MOTHERS HONOR! U AT Houck SOHITY TEA. MR. UILLIAN5 Aeeerrs 1-Hg R.l-l.UuuAmg L,-,ng ll Tutnfnc nnqux . UNC ov C0-ctlsrmns Conrrn-rn. 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