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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1958 volume:

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He leaves us a great school to be proud of, a strong foundation to continue to build on, and high goals to aspire to. In appreciation of the legacy he has left us-the sense of the importance of education and the worth of character-and with the pledge that we shall try to make our lives better for having known him, we proudly dedicate to him this, the 1958 PENNANT. 71' ifx' ,, nf, v FOREWO RD The theme of this year's PENNANT is TIME, which we have striven to depict on the book's division pages. In choosing this theme, we had in mind first and foremost appreciation for the Time Mr. Williams has been con- nected with Reagan, chiefly as Principal, from 1932-1958. It also represents the Time of this particular year, 1957-1958, for all of us here at Reagan, with the hope that in these nine months we have grown in knowledge, char- acter, and friendships. In yet another sense it is the Time of Life in general, which is given us to spend maturing as individuals, with always the goal ahead of leaving the niche of the world we occupy a better place than we found it. Take time to live- that is what time is for. Take time to work- it is the price of success. Take time to play- it is the fountain of wisdom. Take time to be friendly- it is the road to happiness. Take time to laugh- it.is the music of the soul. Take time to be courteous- it is the mark of a gentleman. TABLE OF CGNTENTS FACULTY CLASSES CLUBS ,un FAVORITES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE wt We Q Reagan, 1926 Reagan, 1958 1926 saw the erection of the John H. Reagan Senior High School. The picture above shows that its east wall included the main entrance. A steel strip across the floors of the three corridors indicates this on the inside of the building. This cuts off all rooms east of rooms 108, 214, and 314. 1929 saw the remainder of the classrooms, the auditorium, the industrial arts building, and the boys' gym built. Heretofore the girls' gym had been used for both boys' and girls' physical education classes. To round out the building as it now stands, the Home Economics wing was added. From Heights High to John H. Reagan Senior High When Reagan opened in 1926, a ceremony took place in the form of a march from the Heights High building fnow the Hamilton Junior High Schooll to the new building, preceded by a band. This is a shot of that significant trek. Notice Heights Boulevard, sans pavement. r..,f . . rf- a I . N1 gui? . N' s XY: fx- . i U' n 1? ' I fo' 'HI' -. -LQ A A -,. vs, g., il ' 5. A .f gg. L ? v V -as at ,11'!.,r-I-'V' ,I 1 -' .-F7 , it ff .. A x ' . x - - - :- - 4'-:,. . 1 ' is ,' H rn . . Lv .' ' . x -. I yy, . 'Q V . '1.'? .XR , , 1' I -A--y. v, . , A . t, f n ,. fu, s. 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The essential dif- ference between the United States and some other countries is not that Americans have a higher standard of living, but that they have been graced with a larger budget of individual liberties which are protected by a written constitution. Among these freedoms is the right to speak and write according to one's conscience and, by inference, to read and think in freedom. Now, as never before, we realize and appreciate the sacredness of those fundamental and inalienable rights as set forth in the Constitution, that all-important document handed down to us by our forefathers. Today a startled but determined nation must rededicate itself to the fundamental prin- ciples set forth in the Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the United States. Americans must pledge themselves, and their lives if need be, to defend their liberties against inter- national pirates and outlaws that are now threatening their existence. It is your responsi- bility to preserve the precious and sacred principles, ideals, and guarantees of freedom and liberty unfettered and unimpaired and transmit them to future generations. X. 5 .Di Assistant Principal GORDON M. COTTON Dean of Girls Registrar MRS. BERNICE B. GALE MRS. 0. R. HALE MRS. MISS KATHERINE KELLER T! 'iw .fa . . 1 iv , L Ou. Mrs. Agnes S1-ydlvr, Mrs. Mary B. Connelly, Mrs. Gladys Winship, Mrs. Mary Ruth Hayes. Office assistant answering request at desk' 9 DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs, Pal-ren Mrs. Elizabeth D. Parrett, Mrs. Annie Jo Teas, Mrs. Verner L. Cray. Miss Inez Strong, Mrs. Ersyl B. Wright, Miss Olive Joy, Miss Mary L. Ross. Not pictured: Miss Edna Norman, Mrs. Pat Marsh. In keeping with the movement to do more for the above-average student, the English department this year instituted two Major Works classes-sophomore literature and junior literature. This involves wider reading and more critical study. Future years will see more of this type classes throughout the department. Requirements for entrance into these classes are a desire on the part of the student. the mental ability to carry the work, and the availability of time on the part of the student for the expanded program. Another course offered beyond the required course of study is Creative Writing. Students who have a flair for writing or have imagination usually are eager to get into this class, though anyone who wants the course enough to work as hard as the course demands can learn the art of good writing. It may substitute for Senior grammar and composition. Still another course instituted to meet other student needs is Business English, This course emphasizes busi- ness letter writing. correct spelling, correct business English. and correct writing. lt also may substitute for Senior grammar and composition. I2 I Reagan's Book Lockers on TV. if nu.,-A E i 4' Mrs. Corinne M. Buckingham, Mrs. Margaret B. Bradford. Mrs. Mildred O. Fisher, Miss Mary Carter, Mrs. Suzon I.. Adam, Miss ,lanie Belle Baten, Miss Pearl Fletcher, Mrs. Margaret Brennan, Miss Cathryn Crawford. Nut pie- lured. Mrs. Louise lfarly. Bach year the lfnglish Department also contributes to the city-wide Anthology with pieces of original writing of students. ln this keenly competitive endeavor Reagan has won three first places. two seconds. and one third. Participates in many essay writing contests. thereby contributing to community welfare. Enters students in interscholastic eontests in spel- ling and ready writing. Offered classes in remedial lfnglish. Uses audio-visual aids intensively as classroom tech- niques. jf. ,xx tl t ft 4 Space does not permit but a mention of the many other contributions the department has made: Purchased a television for class use. lnereased subscriptions to magazines and number of library books. Organized The Reagan Slatesman in 1932. Sponsored The Pennant through 1036. lncreased the departmcntis faculty from 13 to 19. -.. .1 A. An English class listen- ing to a recording of Robert Frost's poems. I3 LIBR RY Mrs. Catherine May Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Catherine May Many changes both in housing and services have taken place in the library since Reagan High School was built. These changes have brought greater opportunities for better reading and research. One of the greatest improvements has been the addi- tion of the periodical room. This made it possible not only to house the magazines properly but also to increase the number of magazines subscribed to by the library. A second advancement made was instituting the audio- visual program. The audio-visual Workroom houses the equipment and offers opportunity for previewing films or any other of the connnunication techniques. This room is also used for processing books and storing supplies. ln 1953 the entire reading room was renovated. Withitt recent years an instrumental program has been set up in the use of the library. so that students during their high school days might be able unaided to find what they want and in later life to use any library on their own. The number of student assistants. also. has increased to give additional service both to students and teachers. Audio-visual assistants thread machine preparatory to Y.. taking it to a social studies class for showing of a . ff ' l umkerb' I4 film. At me Charging dggk with chargers an: Research and practice are essential to the work of stu- lents who make good in Speech. In the matter of prac- ice, speech students at Reagan are offered many oppor- unities. Besides training in the classroom and local ournaments, they enter many others outside the city. 'rincipal ones are at Waco, Muskogee f Little Nation- lwl, S.M.U., Denton, Beaumont, Alice, and the oratorieal ontests sponsored by the American Legion and Optimist flub. In the course of a year Reagan students make ontributions to around T5 community civic and religious rograms. Since 1932, Reagan has won State honors ine times in debate. five in extempore speech, and twice 1 declamation. The manifold projects produced by the Drama Depart- ment keep the members constantly reading, casting, or h , SPEECTI ARTS Mr. Charles E. Wyman Mr. john R. Holcomb DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. Holcomb rehearsing. During a year a major three-act fall pro- duction is given, which this year was Mr. Roberts, student directed plays, one-act plays for the May Fete, the contest play The Innocents for 1958, and the annual Senior Play. Members also enter about three local tournaments a year. In 1954, Reagan won State honors for the play The Lot- tery under the direction of Mrs. Jean Wootters. Through the interested efforts of Mr. Williams, Reagan was outfitted with a Little Theater last year. The move has proved to be of inestimable benefit and enjoyment, for the department has not only a place set apart for holding classes and rehearsing, but also for presenting plays to audiences. It was with a sense of gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Williams that the members of the department named the building The R. H. Williams Little Theater. Debate practice with an audience. Readying 3 S f . et or a forthcoming play, , I5 DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Hooker Mrs. Velma T, Dickerson. Miss Myrtle V, Quam. Mrs. Roberta Hooker. Mrs. Carrie ll, Tomlinson, Mr. T. Lawrcncc Own-ns, Mr. Harold L. Smith, Mr. C. Dewey Knight. Mr. ,lc-rry Nl, Hcroggins, Mr. Hobson R. Howell, Mr. Horace Clifton. Mr. Joseph M. Turner. .Tot piwinrwl: Hrs. ldrankic W, llnnn, W S' .i . ' X I .117 If Miss anmne ln keopihgiwjthgthe stepped-up program of math in colleges and universities, Reagan has recently taken three major steps. One is the inclusion of a college rating advanced math course. The course includes six weeks of college algehra, six.weeks of analytical geometry. and six weeks of calculus. A second is the establishment of three Major Works classes-geometry l, geometry ll. and geometry lll. A third is the organizing of Mu Alpha Theta, a math cluh affiliated with the National lligh School and Junior College Math Cluh. This cluh meets once a week at 7:30 in the morning. The fact that 62 Reagan students claim Charter membership in it he- speaks the interest of students in math. The purpose of this cluh is to uengender keener interest in math. develop sound scholarship in the subject. and promote enjoyment of math among high school studentsf, Many are the problems that thc morlcrn student must solve. .t tp: W I aj 1 DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Scarborough Miss Minnie Coor, Miss Avis Bailey, Miss Zuleika Ware, Miss C. Mabel Clapp, Mrs. A. C. Sear- borough, Mr. Waylon E. Manning, Mrs. Bessie Price, Miss Estella Ballew, Miss l.ola T. Kennerly. Miss Frances W. Rucker. Miss Elaine R. Shanks, Mrs. Frankie W. Colliston. ln order to give -Xceptional ability ras established this Another project greater opportunities to students of in history. a class in Modern llistory year. It is open to high seniors and in tie socla studies area has been s conducted on the seminar plan. ' l : l l he establishment 1 lub was originally f the junior ll'.t 'z 5 Cl is ori ms ub. This brought into being in 1042 through the influence of Mr. Williams and was reestablished in 1956 after a lapse. its purpose is to study Texas history through programs and field trips. It is open to students who have unusual ability in history and who also have a desire to join. Membership is by vote of a committee consisting of the officers and picked club members. X -1 . , - ' 'iyies fonflressn in action H1 1 t-lass. 'N-. ,aflifww Man knowledgp j, an owintial 4 in our rnorlem worm' Mrs. Nlargaret ll. llrennan, Miss Helen Nl. Roney. Miss Nlaurine M, Bates. Mrs. Merle- lf, SIIIIIIIIVFY. Miss Clara C. Speed. DEPARTMENT HEAD Hrs. Merle- F. Sunnners l ss Last year the Spanish flepartlnent entererl some slu- Thv foreign language department has mace progre ll' t Rea- clents in a national vnntest spnnsurecl lay the Aim-rivan during the years of Wir. WllliHll1S, prinvipa sup a gall. Association of Spanish ancl Portuguese. MX Reagan hm' plaeecl first in the Pity ancl seventh in the nation in the ln spite of the faet that language is an elective course. testing contest. tht- enrollment has stearlily invreasecl. ancl there are now twn teachers of Latin and three of Spanish. all I8 l Zprv- iahlan Wls- 1 Nl if t i ' 4 .. V , ,uiolif l' mi X Hlig vid .- .. . so , N if I if 4' 'll-, 1... Y tl M' C t ce E Benson Miss Clair Maricle, Mrs. Nellie Maxwell, Mrs. Stel Marie Lowman, iss ons an . , Mrs. Vera S. Cauglcr, Miss Eloise Yett, Mrs. Alma B. Peek, Mrs. Mary Lois Wood. DEPARTMENT HEAD Miss Yett There are within the Commercial Department oppor- tunities unlimited for the zealous and ambitious student wanting to go into the business world from high school. A graduate now if he majors in Commercial work and applies himself can go from high school to well-paying 'olis without further liusiness training. ln fact. business J . . concerns call high schools. trying to interest top students in going into their firms after graduation. Many Reagan students take advantage of these opportunities argl make good. N.0.M.A.-QNational Office Management Association- offers a scholarship each year to the outstanding high school commercial student. - balancing- . lass mtent 011 A bookkeeping C Only those in the kn OW CHII read DFPARTIVIENT HEAD Nlr. Patterson v nj F 'WJ 'XX XX Exe -- Mrs. Margaret J. Taylor, Mr. G. E. McC0tter, Mr. Frank A. Stolje, Mr. Louis T. Rheinboltlt. Miss Ann C. Harbison. Mr. Donald D. Turner, Mr. Lester B. Pickle. Mr. Robert C. Patterson, Nlr. Clifton L. Knox. As variefl a program as any department has may be founrl in the lnflustrial Arts. ln all the phases stuflents have been able to leave Reagan anrl get jobs. Meehanieal Drawing is basie. If this is flone well. a cl goofl founclation will have been laicl for Architectural an Maehine Drawing. Arehiteetural Drawing involves the flrawing of plans for homes anrl buildings. compatible with the inrliviflual way of life anfl income of the pros- peetive owner. Maehine Urawing prepares boys for en- gineering. A number of awards have been won by Reagan stuflents in this art. the highest being Second in a national contest ancl first in a regional. . eision. 20 :Xrehiteetural drawing demands PU' Metal and Woocl Shop activities speak for themselves when the prorluets of the clepartments are tangible results of meticulous effort. An exhibit ol a surlaee gauge worked on jointly by the Metal and Arehiteetural Depart- ments won favorable recognition from engineers when flisplayetl at Folefs. Radio teaches the Construction ancl repair of raclios so that stuflents mav not only repair their own but make pin money repairing others. Auto meehanies is as praetieal in the care anrl repair of ears. I After this th 'll . radios. ey be able to repair their own it ltr 531 4' Q Mrs. Frances lf. lidwards. Nlrs. Nlary lluckahee. Miss Frances Murphy, Mrs. Carolyn Reid DEPARTMENT HEAD Miss Murphy Vllhen john ll. lleagan was lvuilt. the place of operation of the llomc llconomics Department was a far cry from what it is today. Then the Foods lah occupied the space now used as the little cafeteria: the clothing room was 3033 another room down the hall was used for the teaching of llome Management. llome Nursing. and other phases of llomemaking: room 300 was the living room. The Foods lah was dark and hot. dull and drab looking. and lmadly in need of paint and equipment. When the de- partment's faculty appealed to Mr. Williariis for paint and other lvasic necessities. he got everything possible and lent wholcheartcd cooperation to the process of renova- tion. When in l'7-'W the present llome Economics wing was added. he was again personally interested and saw that Reagan had the most modern. attractive. and liest- equipped department among the schools of the city. The departmentls activities are numerous. It gives teas and coffees throughout the year for school and fac- ulty groups. some of which are those honoring new teachers and outgoing ones. and lVlother-Daughter affairs. It serves luneheons for guests. such as the Committee that evaluated the school and the husinessmen on Business- ifducation Day. Another project carried on is that of honoring each term the Senior girl considered most out- standing. ln all these projects students have a part. thus enabling them to learn in a practical way the art of Homemaking. 1 .. Next there will he il SWL' Show' Q LQ ,ff A cake in the process , , . we hope, Zl DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. Moore 7- -f - - V Miss Helen H. Peterson, Mr. C. W. L. Abbott, Mr. Joseph E. Buckley, Mrs. L. E. Green, Mr. R. H. Moore, Mr.'Elbert Felton, Mrs. Florine Carr, Mr. Grant A. Morrison, Jr., Miss Eunice Brackett, Mrs. M. D. Owen. From a three-teacher faculty and twelve chairs, the science department of Reagan has grown to ten teachers, 99 microscopes. and five labs-three biology, one chem- istry, and one physics. To Mr. Williams' interest in the science department and his tireless efforts for its advancement goes the pre- ponderance of credit for this progress. ln this last of his years at Reagan. a Major Works class in chemistry has been instituted. with a view of others to come. A biology class studies the ear. Lighting neon by an induction 22 field in physics. Every teacher in the department is teaching in either his major or minor field. Visual aids are used extensively throughout the department as a teaching device. The science department has always responded to every science project initiated locally: the Conference on Engin- eering held every six weeks. Science Fairs in connection with organizations or conventions. and the selection of an outstanding science student. to whom a War Bond is given. - t ff l Making chlorine in a chemistry class. DEPARTMENT HEAD ff- Miss Olson Bliss Anna Marie Olson, Mr. John W. Robbins. One can hardly conceive of a modern high schoolls operating without a music department. for it is constantly in demand for oilingr the wheels for smoother running. Even before school many times. the Choral and Olee Clubs hold special rehearsals in readiness for the many services they rcudcr. Annually the Clubs offer full Thanksgiving and Christmas assembly programs, furnish special numbers for llaccalaureate installation. give mu- sical selections at llotary and Kiwanis luucheons. and join with other schools in singing with the Houston Symphony. This year one of the Olee Clulfs members was chosen for the All-State Choir. The Band too may be heard-and seen-busy before school opens. playing and drilling in preparation for its many activities of the year. lt functions regularly at all football games and Rice,s first home game. plays for the June graduation exercises and May Fete, and enters various marching contests and music festivals throughout the year. A greatly appreciated function of the Orchestra is that of playing at assemblies while students are filing into the auditorium. Only if it were done away with could one feel the difference this valuable but taken-for-granted service makes in the smooth assembling for auditorium programs. The Orchestra also plays at the National Honor Society installation. mid-term graduation. and the May Fete. lt also gives an annual concert at the Vet- erans llospital. TIN. Band rehearscs. Sf' floss the Choral Club. 23 M, We wif.. Y-- f-ft. , . 1 DEPARTMENT HEAD Mrs. Clark Mrs. Enrollment in the Art Department has increased the faculty from one teacher to that of three since 1932. The course now consists of four years of credit work in the Fine Arts and one year each in Crafts and Com- mercial Art. Art students delight in rendering service to the school in various ways. such as decorating and advertising for school events and keeping the exhihit cases on the second and third floors filled with intriguing displays. They also participate annually in many contests and exhibits, Maurine D. Clark, Mrs. Madeleine D. Koster. such as the Students' Spring Exhibition at the lVluseum of Fine Arts. the Scholastic Art awards. the Houston Beautiful Campaign. Fire Prevention and Easter Art. and exhibits sponsored hy community organizations and eon- ventions. ln all these Reagan art students have won honors. ln today's husy world are found a great I11lIIlllPI' of recognized professional artists. illustrators. advertisers. and teachers of Art who have received their start in the Reagan Art classes. ll and 3 vocation. 24 Art: both a ho 1 VY DEPARTMENT HEAD Boys-Mr. Erekson Mr. Lee Roy Ashmore, Miss Lela Smith, Mrs. Jo Lange Noe, Mr. Joe C. Tusa, Miss Ida Mehr, Girls-Bliss Mehr Mr. Owen E. Erekson, Miss Patricia E. Flanigan, Miss Helene Jacobs, Mr. James B. Anderson, Mr. Charles N. Kivell. Mens sana in corpore sano -a sound mind in a sound hody-is the belief of the Physical Education De- partment of the modern high school. and such a wide variety of activities are offered as to meet the interest of every student. Reagan has won her share of competitive sports from girls' volleyhall to hoys' foothall. going on to win state honors since 1932 in Track fourteen times. Swimming four. and Tennis once. But winning with the few is secondary to keeping the many physically fit. so emphasis is placed on seeing that every student is given both the theory and practice of three full years of physical education. A correct serve about to he demonslralml- A free throw about to he executed. 25 Y - 2.314-3' 'WY 2u.i V Mr. James M. Skaine Driver Education is a very rec t d en a dition to the cur- riculum of high schools of Texas. lts worth can be measured in terms of better driving on the part of high school students and thereby fewer wrecks. Any student hetween the ages of 14 and 16 may obtain a driveris license hy completing a theory course in Junior High School d ' ' ' an a six weeks course ln behind-the-wheel ffl S , -an-. 'Yx I 1, 0 . 4 -fd ,.'. uw.. it and Mr. J. Roy Richardson. driving in Senior High School. Statistics show th t b . . . a oys who take this course are 5024- better drivers. and as a result, insurance premiums are reduced 20? of normal premium rates. In of fering this course to students, preference is given to Seniors. then Juniors, and then Sophomores. ll! Drivers Preparing for a 113535 lesson' ' r ::i2-- x kww,,f ff I Z4 95 I X827 ZW-nee' U'-'Z CD'-1Zt'11w w., it s f' Mike Bell, Billy Helton, L. D. Hancock, Pat Ballard, Jessie Lee Brister. Cwenda Wilkerson, Stella Pettit, Jean Shows. 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DIETRICH, LOIS Honor Society 56-57. DINKLAGE, TEDDY DOTY, WAYNE ENC, MAE ANN FHA 56-58. FAGAN, JAMES Football Letterman 55-57. Co-Captain 573 Stu- dent Council 571 Oil Man 57. FARMER, OTHA FINCH. CARLEE FORD, DIANNE Cheerleader 57-581 Clee Club, President 57-585 Student Council. Treasurer 57-583 Red Coats 55-583 Choral Clubg Rotary Sweetheart 572 Miss High School3 Senior of the Week3 Most Representative-3 Senior Favorite3 Senior Cab- inetg Office Assistant 55'58Q May Fete Duchess 55-57. GILES. NANCY GOODWIN, CHRISTINE Statesman Rep. 553 FHA 55-57. GRISBEE, DORIS CUINN, CHARLES HAMILTON, WADE HANCOCK, L. D. Football Letterman 55-573 Baseball 55-567 Bas ketball 55-56Q Senior Cabinet, Treasurer 57 Senior Favorite. 30 'FA 1- Af --. Cf. w-.41 SJ 'Y' if , ., it' , sd Eff Q.. HAUGHTON, JANE FHA 55-561 Red Coats 55-57. HAYES, PAT FHA 55-57g Statesman 573 Office Assistant 573 Cym Teamleader 55-57. HELTON, BILLY Senior Cabinet, President 57-589 Most Popular Senior Doyg American Legion Club, President 57-58g Student Council, Vice President 57-583 Optimist Awardg Hi-Y 56-584 NHS 57-58g Jun- ior Historians 57-58g ,IA 57-58g Senior Cabiuetg CSU 56g Track Letterman 56-58g Pennant 57- 58q Statesman Rep. 57-583 Senior of the We1'k. HIGGINS, BILLY Track Team, Captain 56-57. HORELICA, SHIRLEY FHA 55-56g DE 56-585 NHS 57-58. IIUGIIES. JUANITA Clee Club 55-57g Clioral Club 573 FHA 57. ISAACKS, ANNE Student Councilg Senior Cabinetg Swimming Team 563 May Fate 573 NHS 575 Red Cross 573 JA 57g FHA 57g Office Assistant 57. JEWELL, ROBERT Band, Vice President 55-58g Tbespiansg Bowl- ing Club 55-56. KFELS, WALLACE Football Letterman. KIIQIVISTEADT, GLEN Football 555 Hi-Y 57-584 Pennant 57-58. KIKER, KARL Football Letterman 55-56g Track Letterman 56- 573 Track Captain 57g Hi-Y, Sergeant-ab Arms 57. KITZIVIANN. WAYNE LARSON. HARRY LEDNICKY. DONALD NHS 56-58g Oil Klan 57g Senior Favorite. LINDSAY, PATRICIA LORENZ. JI'DY City Volleyball Team 573 JA. Secretary 56-58g FII X 55 57 LUCAS. DOROTHA Choral Club 56-57g Iland 56-57. IVICCUIID. JOYCE 3l ,Q Jig-,R gr- .. ar' j ,,j,s .f:,, . ,nw ,f f 1 3 F 'WM , : w w . ,gl , 15 12: ril,? f ' ' ,, ,-,, Q 2 fxvf-RW. Q Eg, Ss: H ,A , , swf, A - ,iaafriifsavaw A K Y. , f:,,ilhiQf, , .,,.y,x.. K 5 if H ,.gA,..ff, J fir K 'fuk ff? .EQ HM, A' Qs fiiklk. ' , Wm - -- f, f 4' . 'E 1-.mf ,,,. ,M ' zi S K N E , Z ' f f' -1 AA , , x ag, i',3gp4s?:'4f 'gg . 323. I M my, -A ' ',,g,g A pix ,QEQQ 1.1 f gfifiiilfii . 1 ' 'if 'li' '7i'f5iiJ'iif'5'i, M ,rw , ilyu: J' Wm- -E-- ' k -M5-hifi-?4 iixiibwfx -- if A ??f?s3f?s59.wQ32g+ , A- L W 4- ggxfggggvax 5 i t , it -Q. X , x,,.,1 Wf mqy bpm. .NL, ,A . K A , . swf T0 'Q Ligiiriii-I J QQ' i f fiv Q x v' , A QQQQQHLWML ., 43.25 A 'S' 1 W Y -345.-f .W fig: K in bfi iz? 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SULLIVAN, RICHARD Radio Club 57. SWATLOSKI, EVA FHA 57. THOMPSON, JOYCE Swimming 55-575 Volleyball 565 FHA 57. TIMME, PAUL Baseball 55-57g All-City Baseball 55-57g Foot- ball Letterman 56-57. TYLER, EVELYN FHA 55-56. WARD, DOROTHY FHA, Reporter 55-57. WHITE, .IUDITH Future Nurses 565 JA Treasurer and Sweet- heart 57-58g FHA 57. WILKERSON, CWENDA May Fete 559 Red Coats, Tenor Bugle Sergeant 55-58g Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, President 583 Stu- dent Council 57-58g Senior Class Secretaryg Cheerleader 57-58g Office Assistant 55-563 FHA, Secretary 57-533 Glee Clubg Most Popular Girlg Senior Favorite. WINKLER, CAROL Honor Society 56-57g FHA 55-575 CSU 57, WINKLER PATRICIA FHA, Reporter 56-57g Bowling Club 56-57, Of fice Assistant Magna Cum Laude va U99 UONPA QYJC ymsNPHmmUU W5 NWM2 ANS gum 32 AYs0L W ww XNXG-PR PMWGA A 34 WOOD JERRY Bowl ng Club 55 Golf Club 56 57 Ll Q i ll CW ll.nlmuru NlvSpu4llln-n. llarlraru liuln-1'tsur1. janv Ann Nlillvr, Al Nurtun, Mcrvyn Slelh-r. Jann-I lullwrsun. Kay llillnrml. Jorinr' Nowlin. Sandra Halm. Caryl l'uCk. Suv llarden. Sandra llmlvyuurl, lu! .Kl'llll1'llQ'. Palsy Warm-r, Nuna llvnm-tt, Sally Clulv. Sunclru Rainwr, Maria Hvrnandvz, Nl.1g,uif- ffulurvs. OFFICERS Prasialvnl Al Norton V 1212 l,l'l'Sl.llf'llf lllervyn Steltvr Rvporlvr Janet Cullwrson Svrrvlnry Barbara Robertson Tre'as111'vr Barlmarzl lVlcSpaml1len Sl'I'1Lfl'II71f-IU-AFIIIS Kay llillarrl ABDO. KENNETH ADCOCK. CARRIE FHA 56: CSU 573 JA 57g Red Cross Rep. 57. ADEN, MADGE FHA 55-57: CSU, Reporter 562 Clee Club 583 Clinic Assistant 57-583 Team Captain 55-56. ALLEN. STEVE Band, Drum Major 57-583 Orchestra 55'58Q B Team Football 55-563 Coll 56-573 May Fete Prince 58. ALLISON. BOBBY Colt' 56-581 Student Council 57g Hi-Y3 Lunch- room Host 58. ANGELI. RICHARD ALLEN DE 56-573 CSU 57-58. ANGELLY. MILDRED ARNOLD, GEORGE JR. Iii-Y 57-583 Bowling 57-58. ARRANT, RALPH Golf, Letterman 56-573 Audio Visual 55'56Q Hi- Y 57-58. ARTMAN. DARRELL ASHMORE. TRUDY Red Coats, Secretary .57-583 American Legion Club 55-58: Junior Historians 56-583 CSU 56- 583 FNC 56-583 Senior Cahinetg FHA, Vice President 57-58. BACARISSE, JERRY Rowling 57-583 Hi-Y 57. BAILEY. JAMES BAIRD. MIKE BAKER. MIKE Golf 55'58Q Hi-Y3 Student Council 55-56. BALKE. GEORGE E. Assistant Editor of SIHICSIIIHIIQ Quill and Scroll3 Outstanding Journalist 57g Lettered in Journal- ism 56. BARDEN. SLE Sophomore Class SCCIEIZTYQ Student Council 56, 583 Junior Favorite: Thespians, Treasurer 57- 583 Junior Historians, Sergeant-at-Arms 57-583 American Legion, President, Vice President 56- 58: Senior FHYOTIICL All-State Choir3 Choral Clulr. 'Treasurer 57-583 Pennant? Red Coats, Color Guard 57-583 One Actsz lst, 3rd Best Actress: NHS 57-583 FHA, Vice President 56. BARRETT. JUDITH Band 56-58: Orchestra. President 57-583 FNC, 35 Vive President 57-58. ,K -- A ms. LQ ' 3 , gif ,XL ,J 1 Q A i l I Q .V Aw 1 . , Qimw . , ,I N .4 Q 24,133- s. X A M? X , ,Em 333955 ,gm I ,L.: ,, ?2nf.gg.: 'fi S, , .U QV 9 x 'N iv 9fI a3 1 v 'ZSHW -M ,J - X K fi TMW K 2 ,,.. fr by dwg BRIZNNAN. FRANCES SlLllt'SlIl3Il Editor 56-57: SlZllt'!4II1llIl 57-58: Quill and Scrull, Pre-side-nt 57-58: NHS 56-58: Oil Wmnan: Juniur Historians 56-57. BREWSTER. DON BRITT. JIMYVIIE Alu Alpha Tllvta. l'r1'sids-nt 58: Stud:-nt Cunn- vil: Amr-riran l,1-giun Cluli 55-58: Nnmlwr 5:-nw Club 57-58: Slidm- Rule: llluli. Swrvtary- 'l're'asure-r 57-58: Uil Alan 57: Honor Suvivly 57-58: Furd Foundation Award Winnvr 56-57: Junior Historians, R:-porlvr 57-58: Sl'l1'l'll't' Fair. First. Second and Third Plan-. BRODGON. RHEA JEAN Rod Coats 57-58: Ulm' Cluli 57-58: 'Fri-Hi-Y 57- 58: FHA 56-58': Office' Assistant 58. BROFSSARD. RITA FHA 57-58: PE 'Fvaxn Lf-advr 56-58, BROWN. STANLEY SOpll0lI1Ol't' Cabin:-t: Audio Visual 55-58: Radio Club 58: Howling 55-58: .lA 58. BRUCE. MARY FHA 5557: JA 57-58. BRUENING. VISRNELLIC FHA 57-58. BUERGEH. BONNIE JEAN PE Team Lvade-r 55: UF 57-58: CSU 55: FRI. 55. BURNS. RONALD NHS 57-58: Radio Cluli, l,I'f'Sllll'l1l .11-58. BUSHWAY. BARBARA Art Svliularship 55-58: CSU, Plllilivity 5lz1nz1g.1 r 57-58: Offivt- Asgistant 57. BYRD. BARBARA FHA 57-58. . I--.F CAFFRY. BONNIE llasclzull 56-58: Bowling 57-58: Sn-niur Favorltv. CAIN. GOLDIIC ROTC Drill Platuun. CAIN. JOAN I-'NC 55-56. CAM PBISLL. ELLA LFE I-'HA 57-58: Glo? ffluli 57-58: Lilxrary Assist- ant 58. CARLSON. ROBERT CANNON. DARLA Red Coats. Assistant Drill Mastvr 57-583 'l'ri- Hi-Y. Sc-are-tary 57-58: FTC 57-58: FHA. Of- ficvr: Library Assistant: CSU 57. TARROLL. VICLMA YARSON. SANDRA l.l'lli YARTICR. JACKII-I IAZARES. MAGGIE flCGllil,SKl. IGNAS JR. IHASTANG. DONNA fHA'l'Fll'Il.D. JOAN THRISTIAN. JICRRY ILARK. RALPH YLARK. SIIARRON ILARK, TOMMY YLAYTON, CAROL LYNN ILAYTON. DICVRRA Yl.l'IVI'ILAND. AN N fLlCVliLAN D. ICDWARD JAMES w w Rod Coats 56-58: May Fa-tc 56-57: Sz-nior Favor- itt-: 'l'ra1'k Swv:-the-art: Sophomore Cabinet: Junior Calwinvt: State-smun Rep. 56-57: Lilmrary Assistant 57-58: FHA 56-58. Rod Coats, Swiss Flag 57-58: Office Assistant 57-58: Oil Woman: Tri-Hi-Y: CSU: PNC. llc-lmtv 56-58: NFI., Se-on-tary: NHS. Secretary: Spvukors Forum. Se-vrvtary: CSU. Vice Presi- tlt-nt: Junior Historians, l'arliamentarian: JA 56-58: Oil Woman 57: Stumlvnt Congre-ss 56-57: IM-gr:-o of Distinction from NFL: FTC: Mu Alpha 'l'ln'tu, Svm're-tary. Cliorul Clulm 57-58: F't't:, Vin- Pn-siclvnt 57: FTC, l'r:'sirl1-nl 58: PE Tvalu Lvadvr 56-58: St-nior Caliinvt: Stutlt-nt Council 58: Statvsman Rvp. 57. Choral Clulm 57-58: Offiw Assistant 57-58: FTC 57-58. Riflt- 'l't-um, Captain 57, Swoml Livutenant 57, First Lim-ull-nanl 57: Battalion Adj. 57: Drill Platoon 56-57. Cln-ss Clulv 57: Stat:-sman 58. F'l'C 57-58: FHA 56-58: JA 57-58: Statvsman Re-p. 56-58. fs-J Hund 55-58: 'flu-spians 55-58: Student Director N Q, 57-58: Ono-Act Play Host Actor 55: Sonior Play. May Fa-lv 55: NHS 56-58: PE Team Captain 56: CSU, Se-Crt-tary 57-58: FNC, Chaplain 58: Rod Coats, Ame-rivan Flag Livutvnant 57-58: Office- Assistant 55-58: Oil Woman 57: Junior Historians 57-58: Junior Cabinvt. J.. --eq.. LYBURN. JERRY ANTOINETTE FTC. St-uri-tary 57-58: Statesman 57-58: States- mun Re-p. 57-58: FHA. M lil ,K A, FRAN C ES Sopliomorm- Cabin:-t: Junior Cabinet: Statesman Rt-p. 56-57: Oil Woman 57: CSU, Officer 57-58: F'l'C 57-58: Junior Historians 57-58: NHS 57- 4' 58: Offim- Assistant 56-58. sr OCIIRAN, CHARLES L rg ROTC Drill Platoon. vo 'E' ,ng fl iv it 31 COCHRAN, JAMES DE 56-58. COLLINS, RAY Track 55-56g Honor Society 553 Hi-Y 563 Chor- al Club 55-56. CONTRERAS, ROLAND Rifle Team 55-57, B Team Football 55-56. COOPER. BILLY W. DE 57-583 Track 58. CORDELL, TOMMY Track Letterman 55-583 Cross Country Letter- man 575 NHS 57-585 Junior Historians 57-58g Bowling 57-583 CSU 57-58: National Athletic Scholarship Society 57-58. CORRICK. LUANNE FHA 55-58: JA 56. CORSO, RICHARD Slide Rule 57-58, Chess Club 583 Chemistry Lab Assistant 583 Oil Man 57g Science Fair, First Place 57. CORTEZ, VIOLA FHA 56-58. COSKEY, NORMAN Basketball 56g Track 55-58. COSTON, ROBERT LEE B Team Baseball 57. COURTNEY, AUDRA Clee Club, Treasurer 583 Choral Club 57-585 Tennis Champions 57, Softball Champions 57. COURTNEY, PAT FHA, Historian, Reporter, and Song Leader 55- 585 Tri-Hi-Y 55-58. CRABTREE. RAY CRAVIN, FRANK CULBERSON, JANET May Fete 56: Red Coats 56-585 American Le- gion 55-583 Speakers Forum, Reporter 57-583 NFL 57-585 Student Congress, Secretary 575 Clee Club 573 Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Class Sergeant-at-Armsg Senior Class Reporterg Tri- Hi-Y, Chaplain 55-57, Vice President 57, Presi- dent 58g Youth and Government 57g FHA 583 Student Council 58. CURTIS, ELIZABETH Student Council 55-57: Softball 563 Clinic As- sistant 57-58. DANNA, BARBARA ANN Red Coats 57-583 Senior Cabinet: FHA 56-58. DAVENPORT, KAREN Band 55-563 FHA 56-58g Basketball 57. DAVIDSON, JOHN B Team Footballg B Team Basketball3 Swimmingg Bowlingg Football Letterman 55. DAVIS, EDITH NHS 57-583 Red Coats 56-581 FHA 57-58. DAVIS, JOHN Choral Club 57'58Q Thespians 56-583 CSU 56- 58Q Junior Red Cross 57-583 Statesman Rep. 553 Student Council 55-58. DAVIS, PAT B Baseball 563 A Baseball 573 Letterman 57. DAWSON, JACK Football 56: Speakers Forum 55-56: Bowling 57-583 CSU 56-57. DEES, SUE FHA 56-583 JA 57-58. DeFORKE, LEE B Team Baseball 563 B Team Football, Letterman 56. DeLEON, PATRICIA DENNY, BOBBY Hi-Y 563 Baseball 563 Track 573 Bowling 57-58. DICKEY, JO ANN FHA 55-58. DILLARD, KAY Red Coats, Co. B Bugle Lieutenant 57-583 Office Assistant 573 Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-ab Arms 57-583 Senior Favorite3 Statesman Rep. 57-583 Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. DIXON, PATRICIA Swimming 56-573 May Fete 56-573 Red Coats, Color Guard 58: Tri-Hi-Y 57-583 FHA 56. DOEGE, RAYBURN Golf Letterman 55'58Q Student Council 57-58. DOKES, DAVID DORN, FRED DOTY, JIM BOB Harvard Book Award3 Speakers Forum, Presi- dent3 NFL3 Most Representative Boy3 NHS, Vice President 573 Junior Historians, Vice Pres- ident 57-583 Oil Man 575 Rotarian 573 Student Council 57-583 2nd in Debate at ISL State Meetg CSU, Reporter 572 Slide Ruleg Home- room Rep. 55'57Q Mu Alpha Theta, Sergeant-ab Arms3 Book Look Panelist. DRABEK, GLORIA FHA 55-58. DREW, BILL 4' .3 DUPREE, PHILLIP B Team Football 55-56. DYER, MARY JANE EASTBURN, BARBARA CSU, Officer 56-58, FHA, Officer 57-585 FTC 56, Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Cabinet: NHS 57-58, PE Team Leader 56-575 Volleyball Champs 57. EAVES, JERRY ECHOLS, C. T. Tennis 57-58. EDWARDS, JOYCE ELAINE FHA 57-583 Tri-Hi-Y 57-58, Red Coats 56-583 Library Assistant 56-58. EDWARDS, MIKE B Baseball 55-565 Choral Club 55-57, A Team Baseball, Letterman 575 Hi-Y: Bowling 57-58. EFTHYMIADIS, ATHAN Hi-Y 56-573 Slide Rule 58. EHRHARDT, CLARENCE ELLIOTT, EILNOR Choral Club 57-58, FHA 55-589 May Fete 56-57. ELLIS, PAT Red Coats 563 FHA 58. ELLIS, VELMA PATRICIA ELLIS, WILEY Reagan Band 55-583 Choral Club 56-57. ELMORE, JERRY LEE EN DER, EDNA MARIE City Volleyball 56-57, Letterman 57g City Ten- nis 57-58g FHA 56-589 PE Team Leader 55-57. FHA 55-583 DE 55-56. ENGELKING, JULIA FHA 55-585 DE 55-56. FALCO, PETE Oil Man 57, Slide Rule 57-58. FALLEY, JAMES LEE ARl,l'lY. ANNIC Rr-tl Coats 57-58: Officc Assistant 561 Gym Svc- rvtary 57-583 FHA 56-571 Statcsinan 57. FAULK. BARBARA liml lfnats 56-583 'l'ri-lli-Y. Chaplain 57-583 Offict- Assistant 56-583 FHA 58. l7lfllCllSON. l'lCCGY llanal, l irst-Aitlvr 573 Orclivstra 582 l llA 57- 583 'l'lu-spians 56-583 Ono-Act Play Winn:-r 56. Fl'Ililll'Il.l.. JOICI. ROTC. Company lixvcutiwg llrill Platonnz Riflm- 'l'i'n1n. TICIRRINO. ICIDIVIUNIJ JOHN RO l l. 55-56. lSClllCli. LICROY l.llKlNUl'lll. l7HANClNE Rt-d Coats, Drill Master 57-583 Track Swvct- llvart 583 NHS 57-583 May Fcte' 57-583 Tri- lli-Y. 'l'rm-asnrvr 563 l 'l'll 57-583 Office- Assistant 56-573 FHA. l'rt-sitlt-nt 55. OS'l'l'1R. MARSIIA Rt-tl lmats .mr-583 lI'l-Ill-A 56-583 Office- Assist- ant 57-583 CSU 56-573 FHA 56-58: Ulm' Clulm. Uffiwr 55-58. 70UClll'lAllN. MARY FRANCES llvml llnats, Colm' Uuartl 57-583 Hunor Socicty 57-583 ,luniur llistorians 57'58I Pt-nnant 57-581 Oil Woman 573 FHA 56-573 Alu Alpha Tllt'lLl 58. lt A N KS. llliVElil.Y Statvsniaut Hcp. 55-571 Sophuntorc CHlllI1t'IQ Junior Clll!lIll'IZ FHA, Parliamcntarian 55-583 I'l'l 'l'4-am Captain 55'57'Q City Vollcylmall, Klan- agvr 573 City 'll-nnis 57-58: Office' Assistant 58. ROl'Illl.lCll. CllAlil.l'1S t'lll'l'Z. SONIA Rt-tl Coats 56-583 Officc Assistant 56-583 FHA 56-583 Ilvta 'l'ri-lli-Y, 'l're-asim-r 57-583 Statvs- man lit-p. 56-58. UAl.l'l. SALLY Rvml Coats, Rcportcr 57-583 NHS 57-583 Rotary Sw:-vthvart 573 Tri-Hi-Y 57-583 Junior Histori- ans 57-583 Sm-nior Cabinct3 Junior Calmint-t3 Suplwinort- Cl1lllllt'IQ Office Assistant 55-583 Stucle-nt liuilgrrm-ss 573 CSU 56-57. SANDY. WAYNE GARCIA. JIMMY UARRETT. WILLIAM HICNTRY, MARGARET ANN .luniur R1-tl Cross: Moda-rn Dancing 56-573 PE 'l't-ann Ll'J.lllt'l' 561 May Fc-tc 56-57. Qlll.l,lAlVl. SHARON JA 56-583 l llA 57-58. GILPIN, WESLEY Boys' State Governmentg NFL 55-58g CSU, Vice President: Speakers Forum, Treasurerg NHS 57-58g May Fete MC 559 Director of Forum Follies 57g Oil Man 573 Hi-Y, Secretary 563 Rotarian 575 Pennant 56-575 Student Con- gress 55-563 Boys' National Secretary of State. GINN. RICHARD GLEASON. PAUL GLENN. MARTHA I-'HAg FNC. GLINES. JACKIE FHA 56-585 Red Coats 573 Office Assistant 57- 58: Quill and Scroll 57. GOEBEL. .IO ANN PE Team Leader 55-56g Senior Volleyball Champs 57: Statesman Rep. 55-56. GOETTEE, GORDON Cross Country 573 Oil Man 57. COMEX. YVONNE Tri-Hi-Y 57-583 Modern Dance Club: Volleyball 'lieam 56, COODEN. W. C. Howling 57-581 Oil Man 57. GRAHAM. RONNIE Team Football 545 B Team Football 535 B Team Basketball 53-543 B Team Baseball 5-1-555 Track 53-565 Thespians 55-585 lst Place Duet Acting Bellaire and Lamar Tournaments 57: Best Actor Bellaire and Lamar Tournaments 57. GRAHAM. TOMMY Ili-Y 57-58: Golf 57-58g Swimming 56. CvliAVl'iS. PEGGY JEAN l'F T1-atn Leatler 56-575 FHA 56-575 Junior Iluske-tball Champs 573 Oil Woman 57. GRAY. DONALD Football 55-561 Ilaseball 55-583 Hi-Y 56-58g Choral Club 57-58, GRAY. RAYMOND Howling 57-53. Oli EEN . G FORGE ROTC 55-57. GRIFFIN. JOHNNY GRISSOM. HOLLY GRUNDY. JUDY R1-cl Coats, Color Guard 57-585 Clinic Assistant 573 Library Assistant 57-58. 44 4 GUILLORY, JOHN Band 55-583 Debate 56-583 Slide Rule STQ Chess Club 57g Chemistry Lab Assistant 58Q NFL 57-583 Oil Man 57? NHS 57-583 First in Science at Reagan 583 Ist Place Chemistry Award3 Science Fair 57g District Band 57g Book Look Panelist. GUMINA, JANICE ANN FHA 56: Modern Dance CIUDQ DE 57. GUSLER, PATSY HAHN. SANDRA Red Coats 56-583 May Fete 573 NHS 57-585 Senior C8lJIl'lPlQ Statesman Rep. 57-583 Office Assistant 56-581 Oil Woman 57. HALE, GEORGE HAMILTON, JANE FHA. HAMMERSLEY, BARBARA FHA. HAMMOND, HERBERT HAMPTON, DOROTHY Red Coats 56-583 PE Team Leader 55. HARBERT, BRICE JA 56-581 ROTC, First Sergeant 55'57Q Pennant 57-58. HARDY, BARBARA DE3 FHA 56-573 Intramural Basketball, Volley- ball, and Softball 56-57. HARPER, DOROTHY City Volley Team 55'58Q City Tennis 56-582 FHA 55-58: FTC3 Office Assistantg Oil Woman 57: FNC3 NHS 57-583 PE Team Leader3 Junior Historians 58. HARPER. FLORENCE FTC, Reporter 57-583 Red Coats 56-583 Thes- pians, Secretary 56-583 Student Director 57-583 CSU 56. HARRIS, JIMMY A Team Baseball 56-583 Junior Cabinet. HARRIS. SHARON HARTMAN, DON B Team Football 553 HB Team Baseball 55- 56Q Varsity Football Letterman 56Q Varsity Baseball Letterman 57Q Hi-Y, Secretary 56-573 Oil Man 57. HASS, BILL Chess Club 56-57. HATCHER, JOHNNY Swimming 55-58Q Hi-Y 57-583 Thespians-58. 45 R, , -Lf ,L 4 fun 1 ? 65 A 'sw . rf my' X ., . 331. 1 14-, - 3 fu . ..f1V' F L 5 'V 1 L. H' 5 hifi N M5 l , -1 4 - QM, - .1 'iillazisi 531-13 i ww-,r in q f NJ -A Aa ,,.. um Ms? ' ' J wr .4 L nl' 1 ag HK , J. , Y .9332 V- 713. Q ,,. X . ' 'i gi W Q., K-Sw? f HW, WW is had IL, :fer K 2 5.12-Fai? si 1232222 figiiim iiggiziki aa , 35433, 75 gm A :EQ . J 'Z-591' , . wmv Fil' L t nk 5259, raw, W ,. . ffbgxmpwff i New 1' K Saw '- V fl' ff,-I ,L wx 1' .,3.,.z, ,L K ,Y .uw L is s 12 4 H- 'Z' ' fm , 'V 4 ' X V, ,A -fwjm? ,Mk .11 1112 ,, ' L' L 1 - r:,.:Q4,512 E. w as Q' fain. 1 gg ggi . f . Ig W5 U, : if . I Q55 :,. :Lx fu , W Qt m ' ' K L Wi Qu, ' W3 ' ' - 1 1 ,, ' T M f i- 2? ., g J , N V ji. - , -4 : X' ? 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S' 1, ml f: ' My 0431 34 ? - W 3 .2, V W l x W W 431+ Jax g , V. , LJ- H 5 JT, ,V uh N 'S-: A , 'fn , wi N. V' 'v W? 41: M'T'F'rlV'rH ggi ,, VV.V b,A, V QV' L g, -Z'-1, Q... F f 2? A HE WMM .4 22 WV Y 555 ,..... , ,z has A , , MW , fi ,,.: ii: ,, , ix W , 1,,V4 A - Qfwut - , i . W, 1. ,V , Q eg .ima .f wf fl pw' wi mn -:V 'ff 1 gg BV Q ' 47 FVJL4' IRELAND, CAROLE ANN FRL 55-56: Tri-Hi-Y 57-583 Choral Club, Re porter 56-583 Senior Volleyball Champs. IRONS, ANNELL JACKSON, MARY JANE Red Coats, Color Guard 57-58: NHS 57-583 Tri- Hi-Y 57-583 Library Assistant 57-58. JACKSON, JENNA LEE Statesman Rep. 55-563 Sophomore Cabinet: Red Coats 56-583 Thespians, Vice President 57'58Q Best Actress 57: Contest Play 573 Student Di- rector 58Q Choral Club 57'58Q FTC 57-583 NHS 57'58Q Gym Secretary 57-583 Baseball Sweet- heart 57-583 Track Sweetheart 58. JACKSON, NORMAN JACKSON, WALTER JAENECKE, CHARLOTTE Red Coats 56-583 JA 57-583 May Fete3 Water Pageant 56-57. JAMES, BOBBY NHS 57-583 Track 57-58. JANSEN, JOHN Football 56-57, Basketball 56-573 Track 57-583 Swimming 57-583 May Fete3 Hi-Y 56-58, Stu- dent Congressg Thespiansg Youth and Govern- ment3 Student One-Act Play Director. JEU, FREDERICK Speakers Forum 55'57Q NFL 55-573 Debate 55- 57: CSU, Songleader 55-56, President 58? Stu- dent Council. JEZEK, JAMES Band 54-583 Orchestra, Reporter 57-583 All- District and All-Regional Band 57-583 All-State Orchestra 57-583 FTC 57-58. JOHNSON, AVERLINE CAROLINE Band 55-58: FHA 56-57. JOHNSON, NANCY Red Coats, Swiss Flag 57'58Q FHA 56-583 Office Assistant 57-583 Homeroom Assistant 57-583 Tri-Hi-Y 57-58. JONES, JIMMYE SUE Red Coats, First Aider 57-583 Senior Cabinet3 CSU 56-583 Thespians 55'-57: FHA, President 57. JONES, MARY BELLE JONES, JUDY LOU Red Coats 56-583 Glee Club, Secretary 56-582 Thespians 57-583 Beta Tri-Hi-Y, President 57, Chaplain 582 Student Council 58: Senior Cab- inet 57-583 Library Assistant 57-583 Office As- sistant 57: Leader, Reporter 57-58. JONES, RONALD Golf 55-57, Hi-Y. JORDAN, GINGER Red Coats 56-583 Glee Club, Vice President 48 57-583 Choral Club 57-583 Tri-Hi-Y 57-58. vi 'Q 'J Q 'f9 .iff i TX ve' fu? uv ag. JORDAN, PAULA CSU. President 57-58: NHS 57-585 Junior His- torians 57-585 Junior Red Cross 57-585 Student Council, Treasurer 57-585 Statesman 585 Bas- ketball Intramurals 57-585 Spanish Club 55-56. JORDAN, KAY Sophomore Class President 55-565 Red Coats, Vice President 57-585 Senior Cabinet5 States- man, Rep. 55-565 Junior Historians 57-585 Ot'- fice Assistant 56-585 Honor Society 57-585 Oil Woman 575 DAR Award Winner 58. JUSTICE, RADELLE Junior Red Cross 57-58. KALOUSEK, TOMMY Bowling 55-565 Track 56-575 DE 57-58. KAMBYS, COSTOS KAPPE, EMILY FHA 55-585 DE 57-58. KAYS, LILY Red Coats 55-575 DE, Vice President 57-58: Red Cross 55. KEEN, CAROL ANN FHA 57-585 JA 57-585 Red Cross 57-585 Bowl- ing 57-585 Modern Dance Club 56-57. KELLY, DARLENE FHA 555 Junior Red Cross 57-585 JA 57-58. KEMPER, LYNETTE CSU 55-565 PE Team Leader 565 Red Coats 57-585 NHS 57-585 FHA, Secretary 57. KENNEDY, PAT Junior Historians 57-585 Statesman Rep. 55-585 Homeroom Rep. 55-585 Tennis, Lettered 575 Volleyball, Lette-red 585 Varsity Volleyball 565 Most Beautiful5 PE Team Captain 56-575 Mod- ern Dance Club 56. KING, TERRY ROTC 55-57. KING, CHARLES NHS 57-585 Speakers Forum 56-585 Junior His- torians 57-585 Extemp Delegate 57-585 NFL 57- 585 FRL 55-565 Boys' State, Adjutant General 575 Student Congress, Speaker of the House5 Rotarian 57. KIRTPATRICK, SHAYNE ANN Gym Secretary 55-565 Honorable Mention in Abstract Easter Art Contest 57. KITTMAN, WALLACE Varsity Basketball 57-585 Slide Rule. KLANDER, BETTY KLAUS, LOUIS KOBS, BARBARA GAIL Statesman Rep. 57-58. 49 KOCH, HELMUTH CARL JR. KOLWES, DONNA The-spians 55-573 Team Captain 55-57g FHA 57- 585 Volleyball, Lettered. KOUDELKA, BENJAMIN ROTC 55-57. KREGER, DICK Tennis 57-58g JA 56-58. KROLCZYK, DOROTHY FHA 57-58g JA 57-58. KROLCZYK, ROSE MARIE FHA 57. KRONBERGER, FRITZ PAUL Oil Man 575 Chess Club 56-583 Number Sense 56-584 Tennis 57-585 CSU 584 JA 58. KUBECZKA, MARION JOSEPH Varsity Football 55-57. KUHN, J EANETTE FHA 55-58. KVETON, MARY Red Coats 56-583 Junior Historians 57-583 Oil Woman 57g NHS 57-58. LAMONTE, CHARLES JAMES Oil Man 57g A Team Basketball 57-58g ll Team Baseball 56, LANIER, JOHN LAWRENCE, LINDA Red Coats 56-585 Office Assistant 56-585 FHA, Song Leader 57-58. LEE, DAVID NHS, President 57-583 American Legion, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Oil Man 57g Laboratory As- sistant 58g Audio Visual 57g Student Council 573 Slide Rule 57-583 Student Congress 575 ROTC. Lieutenant Colonelg Drill Platoong Sen- ior Cabinet. LEE, BOBBY LEIDY, MERRY LYNN FHA 57-58g Sophomore Cabinetg Junior Cab inetg Senior Cabinet. LEM, DONALD ROTC, Company Commander. LERCH, ROBERT G. LERNER, LOUIS Honor Socin-ly 57-58. LICARI. JUANITA FHA 57. LILJA, GARY QINDSEY, MARY MARGARET CSU 55-563 Spt-ak:-rs Forum 56-583 Rvtl Coats 56-583 FHA 57-583 Honor Society 57-583 ,Iunior Historians3 FTC, Se-rgvant-at-Arms 57-58: NFL. LITTLE, LOUISE Atlvanw-tl Swimming 55-573 Choral Club 56-57. QONG. CHARLES THOMAS QONSBURY. RICHARD ROTC 55-58: Co. A Commander 57: Battalion Training Ufficvr 583 Drill Platoon 55-58. JOWE. CHARLES .0WES, BILL T4-nnis 56-583 Homt-room Rep. 56Q JA 57. ,IlKlfR. DAVID Slide- Rnlt-3 Ort-lit-stung NHS. JIITZ. ClCRAI.llINE FHA, Olfivt-r 56-583 PE Tvam Captain 56-573 Tri-lli-Y 50-57: .IA 55-58. .YKKIQ CLIFFORII All-Stalv and All-City Orchestra 56-583 All- llistrivt. All-Slillt'. All-Regional Band 55-573 Huntl, Assistant Drum Major 56-573 ,IA 57-58. VIUCAHLIQY, DEAN May Ft-tt-3 Boxing 57g Cross Country 57-583 JA Vlt-CLEl.I.AN, JIMMY Vlt-COLLOIICH. RALPH wh-CRAVIN. JACKIE FHA, Historian 57-583 Bowling, Svcrvtary 57-58, lmttrrt-tl 55-58, Captain 57-58. flcCUHl.l'IY. MIKE fIcCU'l'CHlCON, MARGARET :.'3..'. 'NO' MCFARLAND, JOYCE McKIBBEN, JIMMY MCLEOD, ALONZO Tennis Letterman 56-58, Captain 57-583 CSU 57-58g American Legion 55-583 Audio Visual 55-58. McMICHAEL, PRESTON MCMILLIAN, FREDDIE Golf 56-58. MCNAIR, BECKY Swimming 55-563 FHA 55-563 May Fete 55-563 CSU 55-563 FRI. 55-56g Thespians 56-58. MCQU1sToN, SUSAN Red Cross 57-58. MCREE, JEAN Modern Dance Club 56-58g FHA 57-589 CSU. MCSPADDEN, BARBARA JO Sophomore Cabinet: Junior Cabinetg Senior Class Treasure-rg Tri-Hi-Y 56-58g May Fete 563 Gym Secretary 57-58. MCSWAIN, GRADY Oil Man 57. McWHIRTER, BRIAN IVIACHOST, DOROTHY Basketball 584 FHA 57. MACKENZIE, SHIRLEY MAE Red Coats, Color Guard 57-583 ROTC Sponsor 57-583 Tri-Hi-Y 57-58g FHA 585 Office Assist- ant 56-57. MAERZ, MIKE MAHNS, CHERRY ANNETTE MARINO. THERESE Homeroom Rep. 56-57: Statesman Rep. 56-573 Red Coats 55-57. MARTENSEN, MARTIN PETER MARTIN, BILLY Swimming 56-57g Track 57-58. MASSEY, GWENDOLYN Badminton, Lettered 57. MASSEY, VIRGINIA FHA 55-56g CSU, Secretary 56-573 Band, Treas- urer 57-583 Office Assistant 57-583 NHS 57-58. MATTHEWS, HERMAN Basketball 57-582 Slide Rule: Hi-Y. MATHIS, RAY Best Duet Acting Bellaire Tournament3 Cross Country Letterman 55-573 Track Letterman 563 Cross Country Co-Captain 56, Captain 57: Thes- pians, Vice President 56, President 57-583 CSU 57-583 Student Council 57-58. ' MATUS, MARGIE FHA 55. MAXWELL, MANYA MERLE PE Team Leader 55'57Q DE 57-583 Basketball 553 Volleyball 553 Intramurals 55-57. MAYES, OLIVER Band 57-583 Slide Rule 58. MEISTER, SAVERIA Junior Red Cross 57-583 FNC 57-58Q FHA 55-56. MENDEL, MARGARET FHA 55-57. MENDOZA, ABEL Band, Sergeant-at-Arms 56-573 Hi-Y 55'57Q A Team Football 55'56Q B Team Baseball 553 A Team Baseball 56-573 May Fete Boxing 55- 57Q Junior Olympic Middleweight Champ 56-573 Tennis 56-573 Junior Cabinet. MILAM, DIXIE ELLEN FHA 553 Swimming Letterman 55'58Q FTC 553 May Fete 55'58Q PE Team Leader 58g Senior Sport Spotlight. MILLER, KIN Football 55-58. MILLER, .IANEANN Red Coats 55'57Q Statesman Rep. 55-583 FHA 57-583 Junior Cabinet: Sophomore Cabinet3 Glee Club 57-581 Office Assistant 56-573 Tri- Hi-Y 56-58. MILLER, SHIRLEY Softball 55'56Q PE Team Leader 57-58. MITCHELL, FRANCES ANN FHA 55-563 Thespians 57. MITCHELL, BETTY CSU 55-563 NHS 57-581 Bowling 583 PE Team Leader 56-573 Softball Champs, Captain 56Q Table Tennis School Champ 563 Volleyball Champs, Timekeeper 57. MITCHELL, TED MITCHMORE, EDDIE Football 55'57Q Letterman 55-57: Most Valuable Player 573 Football Captain 56-573 Senior Fa- vorite. 53 MOBLEY, CATHY JEANNE FTC3 Orchestra, Librarian 57-583 Band Report- er 57-583 Office Assistant 56-57g All-Girl State Band 58. MONTGOMERY, BARBARA ANN FHA 55-583 Choral Club 57-58. MONTY, MARIA Tri-Hi-Y 563 FHA 55-58. MOORE, KENNETH MOORE, RALPH MOORE, ROBERT Baseball 563 Hi-Y 56-573 Track 55-56. MORROW, CAROLYN Statesman Rep. 57-583 Drama 55-57g FHA 57-58. MOSELEY, RAYMOND MOY, DAVID B Team Football 56-57. MUELLER, DONALD MUMMA, JUDY FNC 55'58Q Clee Club, Secretary 57-583 Red Cross 563 FHA 58g Modern Dance Club 56: Pep Squad 563 Clinic Assistant 57-58. MURPHY, DARRELL Hi-Y 57-583 Golf 57. MURPHY. PAT Sophomore Class Vice Presidentg ,lunior Class Presidentg Student Council, President 57-583 Hi-Y. President 57, Vice President 563 Head Cheerleader3 Cafeteria Hostg Student Rotariang B Team Baseball 56g A Team Baseball, Manager 573 Senior Favoriteg May Fete King 58. MURRAY, GEORGE NHS, Vice President 583 Student Council 57-583 Junior Historians 57-583 ROTC, Battalion Com- mander 57-583 Drill Platoon Commander. MYERS, YVONNE MUTZIGER, SHIRLEY Homeroom Rep. 55'58Q Statesman Rep. 55-583 FHA 57-58. NAGY, JULIA FHA 57-583 CSU 55-573 Orchestra, Treasurer 57-58. NAVARRO, ALEX NEEDHAM, DON NILSEN. CHARLES VINITZ, LILLIAN FH A 55-57. NIXON. BEVERLY llanml 55-583 Orclwstra 573 JA3 FHA 56-583 Bowling 57-583 CSU 57-583 FNC 56. VOACK. W. A. li Te-am Baskvtball 55-57lQ B T4-ani Hase- lxall 55-57: Varsity Basketball 57-583 Bowling 57-58. NOLLKAMPER. JOYCE FHA 57-58. NORMANDIN. FRED NORTON, ALLEN LEE Raskf-tball 55'56Q Hasvball 55-56g NHS. Ser- gvant-at-Arins 57-58: Student Council 57-583 Oil Mun 573 Senior Favorite: Svnior Class Pl't'Slllt'lll. NORWOOD. DONALD RAY lluml 55-57: 'l lu-spians 55-56. NOWAK. BROZAK T. NOWLIN, JORINE CSU 56-573 Real Coats 56-583 Tliespian 56-583 junior Calminvtg lla-st Duel Acting 57. O'RElLLY. DOROTHY ORTIZ. MARIA E, FHA. OSBAHR, CUNTER Oil Man 573 junior Historians 57-583 NHS 57-58. OST!-IRMAN. GAYLE PE Tt'2ilIl Lead:-r 553 Sophomore Class Sergvant- ut-Arnisg Red Coats 56-583 May Fete 573 Tlws- pians 56-583 FHA 58: Office Assistant 56-583 Uno-Avts, 3rd llvst Avtrvss 56. PACK, CARYL VIVIAN Homvroom Rep. 55'582 The-spians 56-58Q Red Coats, Baritonz- St. 58. PALASOTA. PETE PALMER. KATHAY Office Assistant 563 Red Coats 56-583 Pennant 57-583 'l'ri-Hi-Y 56-58: ROTC Sponsor, Co. B 3 Bowling 56-58. PAPKE, LE ROY PARA DOSKI. CHARLENE I-'HA 58. PARNELL, JAMES PARRACK. DON ROTC 55-573 Drill Platoon 55-57: Battalion Ex- eeutive Officer 57. PARSON, BILLY PATE. DONNA PATRONELLA. ROSEMARY FHA. PEARSON. JOHNNY PEDERSON, BEVERLY Office Assistant 56-585 FHA 56-58g Red Coats, Tenor Bugle Sergeant 57-58. PEPPER. SAN DY LEE FHA 56-573 PNC, Program Chairman 55, Pres- ident 57-58g ,IA 56-585 Red Cross 584 Clinic Assistant 56-58: Student Council 57-58. PETERSON. ROBERT B Team Football, Captain 55g Varsity Foot- ball 56: Track 56. PETERSON. SHIRLEY Re-QI Coats. Drum Major 57-583 Tri-Hi-Y, Ser- geant-at-Arms 58: Speakers Forum 57-583 Youth and Government 573 CSU 573 Library Assistant 55-57: Gym Secretary 573 May Fete 57. PHILLIPS, MICKEY Swimming 56-571 Oil Man 573 JA. President 5 I -58. PITTS. DONALD Track 55-57: Bowling, Vice President 57-583 Hi-Y, Vice President 55-56g Chemistry Lab As- sistant 56-57. PITTS. R BNA Red Cross. POZYSKI. ELIZABETH ANN FHA 56-57g FNC 57-583 Red Cross 57-58. PRESSWOOD, RONALD G. Golf. Lettered 55-575 Band 55-563 Bowling, Let- tercd 56-583 Swimming 57-583 Cross Country 57: Statesman Rep. 58. PREUSS. JANICE 56 FHA 56-58. PRICE, GLORIA PRUETT, MARY Modern Dance Club 562 PE Team Captain3 Thespians 56-583 CSU, Secretary 57-58. PERVIS, BARBARA JO PUSHKIN, ALEX ROTC 55-57. RABUN, JAMES Baseball 553 Football 563 Hi-Y 56-57. RAIMER, SONDRA Tri-Hi-Y 57-583 Library Assistant 57-583 Senior Cabinet 57-583 Badminton Doubles Champion 57? PE Team Captain 58. RAMIREZ, MARY HELEN RASHALL, DOUGLAS Band. RATHER, PATRICIA Sophomore Cabinetg Statesman 563 Red Coats, Drill Lieutenant 57-583 FTC 58g Tri-Hi-Y 58. RAY, HARMON Band, Vice President 57-583 NHS 57-583 Slide Rule. President 57-583 Orchestra 573 Oil Man 57g Student Rotarian 57. REDDOCH, DAVID Track 56-583 DE, Vice President 57. RENFROU, CAROLE REDMAN, MALINDA Band, Librarian 57-583 Orchestra 55'58Q All- State C-irl Band 57-583 All-State Orchestra 56- 58: Office Assistant3 FTC 55-58. REYNOLDS, JOE RHYMES, HARRIET Modern Dance Club 553 NFL 56-583 Speakers Forum, Vice President 57-583 Red Coats, Co. A Drum Lieutenant 57-583 Office Assistant 575 CSU 573 NHS 56-583 Junior Historians 56-583 Student Congress 55-573 District Ex- tempore Winner 57: Oil Woman 57. RICE, HARRY RIELS, KENNETH RIGGS, PEGGY Softball, Lettered 56g Sophomore Softball Championsg PE Team Captain. 57 RILEY. SHERRY Speakers Forum 57: Hand 56-58: Junior Clas- sieal League 54-56: Student Congress 57: Tri- Hi-Y 55-56: Library Club 54-55. RILINC. MARILYN KAY CSU 57-58: Betty Croeker Homemaker of tht- Year 58: Band, President 58: FHA. Seeretztry 57-58: JA, President 57-58. RIVERA. MIKE ROBERSON. BILL ROBERTSON. BARBARA May Fete Duehess 56, Princess 58: Red Coats Trumpet Sergeant 57-58: Ameriean Legion. Re- porter 57-58: CSU 55-58: NHS, 'Treasurer 57: Junior Historians. Treasurer 57-58: Pennant 57- 58: Student Couneil 57-58: Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 58: Oil Woman 57: Statesman Rep.: Senior Cabinet. Secretary 57-58: Senior Most l'opular Girl: Baseball Sweetheart. ROBERTSON. JAMES CARDELL Football. Intramurals 55-56: Traek 56-57: Bowl- ing 55-sa. ROBINSON. CAROL LYNN City Volleyball, Captain 57: Oil Woman 57: May Fete. Duchess 57: High Prineess 58: Swim- ming Team 56: NHS 57-58: Choral Club 57-58: Badminton Doubles Champion 57. ROBINSON. C-ERALDINE Retl Coats 56-58: Cafeteria Hostess 57: Senior Cabinet: Office Assistant 57-58: Clee Club 57-58. ROBINSON. SHIRLEY FHA. ROCCAFORTE. CHARLES RODENBURG. JANET Homeroom Rep. 55-58: FTC 56-58: Nlotlern llanee Club 56: PE Team Leamler 58: ll. of ll. Conferenee 58: Cyin Seeretary 58. ROEMER. MAXINE ROEMER. SAMMY ROESCHER, MARGARET NHS 57-58: Junior Historians 57-58: PE Team Captain: Pennant 57-58: Bowling, Letteretl 57- 58: Oil Woman 57: FHA: Offiee Assistant 56- 57: JA 56-58. ROSENQUIST. DONALD ROUGHTON, BETH Rell Coats, Bell Sergeant 57-58: I-'HA 57-58: Offiee Assistant 58. RUSHING, HENRY RYBERG, CATHY Swimming 56: CSU 56-57: Bowling 56: l'E Team Captain 56-58: Homeroom Rep. 55-58: FNC 56-58: FRL 57: Tri-Hi-Y 57: Office As- sistant 57-58: FTC 56-58. SAMPSI-IL, MICHAEL Chess. l'resident 57-58: Student Council, Vice l'rcsident 581 Tennis 57-583 Number Sense 57- 583 NHS 57-58. GANIHCB. IJICNNIS Band. President 57-583 Slide Rule. Vice Presi- dent 57-583 Oil Mun STQ Student Council 57-58. SANIJICBS, WANIJA FHA 57-583 'l'ri-Hi-Y 57-58: Library Assistant 58. GCIVALLY. MARION Junior Cabinet: junior Historians 57-583 NHS, Reporter 583 Thespians 57-58: Red Coats, Co. A Bugle Lieutenant 57-583 Oil Woman 57. SCHILLO. WILLIAM Chess Club 57-58. SCH MALZ. LEE BOY B Team Basketball 563 Junior Intramural l ootbull. Basketball. Volleyball Champs 56. HCHOBI.LliOl'l . BOBBY iCllOlCf.I.KOPF. FRANK Swimming 5-1--573 State Diving Champ 56-573 All-American Diving 56-573 Track: Bowling. Sergeant-ut-Arms 56-57, President, Team Cap- tain 57-583 Office Assistant 57-58. iCllOl'iLlVlAN. KATHERINE FHA, Secretary 55-56: Volleyball Champs. ln- tramural, Senior 57. ZCHOGGIN. JOHNNY A. Band 55-583 Choral Club 57-58. SCIIOLL. IIOBIS FHA 563 Oil Woman 573 NHS 573 Slide Rule 57-58. iCllBl'llBl'lB. SYLVIA KATHLEEN Sophomore Cabinet: Tri-Hi-Y3 FHA, Secretaryg Bed Couts, Swiss Flag 57-58: Office Assistant 57. LCI III ICI IDICB. CABOLYN Tri-lli-Y' 55-583 Bowling. Lettcrcd 57-583 JA 56-58. ZCHVBBAK. DONALD National Athletic Scholarship Society: B Team Baseball, Basketball 55-56: B Team lfoothall 553 Varsity Baseball. Basketball 56-573 Office Assistant 55-57: Cafeteria Host 57-583 Most l'opular3 Most Handsome: Cheerleader 57-56. CIIWANTZ. JIMMY Hi-Y 57-58. CIIWABZE, GRACE Statesman 57-583 FHA. Song Leader 55-563 Junior Historians 57-583 Modern Dance Club 563 FNC 56-573 Choral Club 583 Quill and Scroll 58: Office Assistant 58. ICBKATZ, JICNNIE Band: Orchestra. lilCKA'l'Z. .IBIIBIE Bnndg Orchestra, Secretaryg District Band 573 All-Cirl Band 58. 5' 'h., fl'-f 'f ,, V, 4 A W M . if h r' we M X41 f .f , ff -2 Y YM. me 5, S' Q .H 53 P 4 A A V i tm--: qw V 1 - 24 Z f 455. l , ab , , AL Y 1 , Y' A ' w, .ii H GJ, J 1 x- 1 1 1 sz Q ' fr i 5, ,Z ', if ' 5 1, - f Q ff s -39' f 4 li? - 1-img ,: ffmaf5.,,, . 'sage 5 ff ,95- Q4 . 14? 3X '1. '.!::E ' Q Lfs ,gw ' 1 zgh, 1,r .M -. A - - ,. gg A 1 , M 1 QL 5-v,,Tf gnu W Msg? A-.,ie',,. '?xa1w -Fee. 'if ,59 4 , 4 1 'wi M16 fag, 7 fig MM ,A -55' L T W 3 lx .MQW If , Y YQ' H ' 1 S- 'asw- wyfvs, 1. in H Weflm Wfw , gf , Ei? l , 'fl 2 . ff fvygf 1 X , ,,,.., A.,fw'f1'. W, ii2y,,1 1 . v,,. vi' 51 A A 'wwf ll :JF-ifff'2 Q rw . ' ,WN Q4 ew f V15 :J 1 'i had ...x ww SMITH, BETTY GAYLE Red Coats, Drum Lieutenant 57-583 Office As- sistant 573 FHA, Vice President 573 Tri-Hi-Y 58. SMITH, JERRY SMITH, PATSY Red Coats, 56Q Choral Club 57-58Q PE Team Captain 56-571 FHA 57-583 Thespians 58. SMITH, WANDA Volleyball 573 Basketball Champs 573 FHA 56-58. SNEAD, RUPERT SOLOMON, WAYNE Baseball 57-58. SORRELL, GEORGE Choral Club 57-58. SOUTHER, CLYDE Band 55-58. SOUTHWORTH, BARBARA Red Coats, Co. B Drill Lieutenant 57-581 Pen- nant 57-583 Sophomore Cabinet3 Tri-Hi-Y 58: NHS 57-583 FHA, Reporter 57. SPALDING, MARY LYNN SPEER, HARRY SPEIGHTS, NELWYN Tri-Hi-Y 57-583 PE Team Captain 57. SPENGLER, RICHARD Tennis 56-581 Slide Rule 57-583 Oil Man 573 NHS3 Junior Historiang JA. SPILLER, BONNIE PE Team Captain 57-58Q Thespians 55'58Q Stu- dent Director 57-583 FHA 58, Senior Play 58. SPIVEY, FREDDIE Band, Librarian 57-583 All-C-irls' State Band 583 Library Assistant 562 Clinic Assistant 57- 582 Office Assistant 58: FHA 58. SPONBERG, DARRELL Band 55-58: Orchestra 573 NHS 57-58: Slide Rule 56-583 Chess Club 571 Bowling 553 Oil Man 57. STADLER, RICHARD STARR, EILEEN Tri-Hi-Y 57-582 Modern Dance Club 56-57. 6' Hs gg! 41. M-t k , ff 'Y ' .. ,. 'fl' 1-gm . 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M w .ljkw .M ' 2 X aj, ,J M 9. A g is-fi -- 'Q lfgsgi.,.5g.,.f iggzgg g. , .. ' 1 . J.- ig Wm V ,M ' . , j, ' V -fl 3- -. , ,,v:, 5. . P ' fir' 'L T , Y- , wa. Q. 1 .A ,533 . 1 A ? 1 5 1 aff '. Lic. r M. ..,,. . 4 w 5 sg 1: S r TRIFON, IVAN LOUIS ROTC 56-585 Drill Platoon 56-585 Battalion S-4 585 Chemistry Lab Assistant. TRUELOCK, CAROLE LYNN FHA 56-57. TURNER, BOBBY TURNER, CHARLES ULIVIER, JANE FHA 56-585 Modern Dance Club 565 Basket- hall Champ 565 Library Assistant 57-585 Red Cross 575 Swimming 585 Water Pageant 58. VALLES, MERRIE ANN PE Team Captain 55-565 May Fete 575 Choral Cluli, Secretary 58. VERNON, EDITH VINCET, ILENE JOGEL, BILL Band 57-58. WALKER, JUDY WALLACE, CAROLYN FNC 57-585 FHA 55-585 CSU 56-585 PE Team Captain 565 Basketball 56-575 Volleyball 575 Softlmall 56. WALLACE. JIMMY VALLIS, ALICE FHA 585 Thcspians, Student Director 56-585 Tri-Hi-Y 585 Red Coats, Assistant Drum Major 57-585 Statesman Rep. 56-585 PE Team Captain 565 FTA 58. VALTERS, JACK Choral Clulm, President 57-585 FRL, Vice Presi- dent 57-585 CSU 56-585 Student Council 57-58. YANNER, HELEN .JEANNE Statesman 56-58. VARNER, PATSY FHA 54-585 Red Coats 57-585 Homeroom Rep. 54-585 Office Assistant 57-585 Statesman Rep. 54. VATSON, CARL IATSON, VICKI NHS 57-585 Junior Historians 57-585 Oil Wom- an 57. 401 :gi- nl!! -,--ff 'O -J ij 'Sr' --I sv.-1 4-wwf ill 1? --Q if WEAVER, DON WEBB, DORIS WEEDEN, JERRY WELSH, JAMES WERCHAN, SHARON WEST, STANLEY Junior Historians 57-58, Tennis 57-583 Oil Man 575 Science Fair, 2nd Place 57. WESTBROOK, RICHARD WESTBROOK, STONEY WESTMORELAND, SHARON Clinic Assistant 57-58g Glee Club 57-585 PE Secretary 57-585 FHAQ CSU. WHELTON, ROBERT WHITE, LINDA .IEANETTE Red Coats 56. WHITE, MARY ANN PE Team Captain 565 DE, Secretary-Treasurer 57-58. WILLETT, BARRY WILLIAMS, DONNIE WILLIAMS, JUDY ELAINE PE Team Captain 56-573 FHA 58. WILLIAMS, PAT FHA 56-58, WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY WILLIAMSON, BENNIE Audio Visual. 3, QQ' 3. avi' ZWERNEMAN, JAMES Volleyball 56-57. 5 vi! ff'-A 'Q WILLIAMSON, RHODNEY WILSON, MICHAEL District Band 57: Band 55-581 Orchestra 56-58. WISEMAN, CAROL FHA. WOEBSE, PHYLLIS LYNN CSU 57-583 Bowling 57'58Q Office Assistant 57-583 Band, Secretary 58. WOLFES, LILA LYNN Swimming 56-573 FHA 55-563 Water Pageant 562 Glee Club, President 583 Quill and Scroll 57-583 Junior Chamber of Commerce Award for News Writing 57: Choral Club 583 Volleyball 572 Statesman 57-583 CSU. WOOD, DARLIS CSU 55-583 Glee Club, Officer 55'58Q Bowling 57-583 JA, Sweetheart 57-58. WON G, LANA Homeroom Rep. 55'56Q Statesman Rep. 55-573 FHA 55-572 Gym Assistant Secretary 55'56Q Slide Rule 57-583 Library Assistant 57'58Q PE Team Captain 56-57. WORCHESIK, PHILIP WYATT, .IO ANN FHA 57-583 Modern Dance Club 56-57. YANDEL, PAT FHA3 Softball 56. YORK, MARCIA FHA 56-573 Office Assistant 57-583 Junior Cab- inetg Tri-Hi-Y 55. YOUNG, DOYNE YOUNG, CAROLE Red Coats 56-583 CSU 56: FHA 563 Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter 57-583 Statesman Rep. 57Q Sophomore Cabinetg Junior Cabinet, Reporterg Red Cross 573 Glee Club 57-583 Office Assistant 57-583 May Fete 57-583 Baseball Sweetheart3 Senior Favorite. ZOCH, FRANCES Modern Dance Club 553 Red Cross, Secretary- Treasurer 563 Pep Squad 563 PE Team Captain 56: FNC, Assistant Program Chairman 57'58: CSU 583 Basketball Champs 582 Clee Club 583 Choral Club 57-583 JA 56-573 FTC 58. ZOCH, NADINE PE Team Captain 55-56, FNC 57-583 Softball 553 FHA 55-58. 65 REAGAN HALL OF FAME 1932-Shotput-Marion Asbell 1935-Charcoal Drawing-Lillian Burbach 1936-Water Color-Gertrude Jesse 1938-Tennis Singles-Bobby Curtis 1939-Debate-Margaret Kelly, Winona Butler Journalism-Lirl Tretuer, Jim Moody 1940-Congressional Medal of Honor-Lt. Raymond L. Knight Broad .lump-Kenneth Lindow Pole V ault-Raymond Coombs Extempore Speech-LaVelle Williams 1942-Debate-Virginia Hardy, Celeste McCullough Debate-Muriel Howell, J ohnelle Turner - fournalism-Gladys Kopecky 1943-Pole Vault-Keith Tompkins 194-5-Debate-J ack Risher, Franklin Reed Shotput-George Kadera 194-6-Debate-Raymond Lankford, Kenneth Reed Extempore Speech-Dorothy Ann McReynolds, Rush Moody 194.8-Debate-Patsy Cunningham, Doris Gardner Extempore Speech-Pat Kissel Declamation-Joe Russo, Janette King Mile Relay-Billy Taylor, Edward Davis, Clyde Melton, John 0'Hara 1949-Debate-Audrey Batchelor, Grace Reed Extempore Speech-J im McBride Track Team High H urdles-Albert Kleb Radio-Allen McKinley 1950-Debate--Ann Bolster, Mary Catherine Patterson 880 Yard Run-Wallace Kleb 200 Low Hurdles-Melvin Schmidt 1951-120 High H urdles-Harley Hartung 1953-Essay-George Atkinson 1954-One Act Play 1956-Debate-John Boyd, Richard Caldwell 880 Yard Run-Wallace Kleb Broad Jump-Leonard Fawcett 1957-880 Yard Run-Jack Burney Swimming Team 50 and 100 Yard Free Style--George Smith 100 Yard Back Stroke-Charles Lucas Diving-Frank Schoellkopf . Exec - he M3d.Term Semor pmgrzxlwje Board and M X to Reagan by t I'. Williams at dirvcwfy Urea!-ntec the Founders D The new HY P-IA. Cmss. The Reverend Mr. James Heflin de- . 1 ' B th h d - h t - Jim Bob Duty H8 a ro er 00 Qpeec a as Winner- ' IY31- i X 1 Book Aiwa dakiun Aware A fd Winner ' F015 Foun . ' . BUSY, jxmfme Top row, left to right: Sylvia Thornton, Sheila Brown, Steve Marmion, Edward Erekson, Hardy Roper, Virginia Cleland, Erna Joy Kirk, Jeannine Capps, Marijo Smith, Ada Collins, Sandra Rogers, and Jo Ann Crabtree. Seated: Shirley Smith, Zerlene Lawless, Fredda Olive, Sandra Magill, Sherry Beutell, Barbara Tungate, Jane Menefee, Joyce Covington, Sandra White, and Carolyn Westbrook. OFFICERS Presirlcnl Steve Xlarmion Vive Presirlerzt Carolyn Westbrook Serrelary Ada Collins Trerzszzrer Edward Ervksun Sergeant-at-Arms Sandra Rogers Reporter Sandra While 'kx X Abramski, Fred Adams, Dorothy Adams, Eddie Aggas, Donna Akery, Marilyn Albers, Harold Alexander, Clyde Alexander, Mary Allen, Carol Allen, Joe Allen, Roland Allen, Wayne Anderson, Judy Anglin, Jerry Arriaga, Madeline Arrington, Lynda Ayers. Patsy Ayo. .ludy Ayraud, Charlotte Baca. J udy Baearisse, George Bakenhus, Frederick Baker, Don Roy Baker, Wayne Bamibes, Tony Banda. Juanita Besch, Jeanette Bettell, Linda Beutel. Sherry Bigger, James Bloodworth, James Bock, Frank Bodmer, Jerry Boesenberg, Bonnie Bonner, Tommy Boswell, Charlotte Bova. Joe Brandivik, Betty Bray, Geraldine Breitkeutz, Errol Bresenhan, Maurice Briggs, Linda Brite, John Broadway, Barbara 3rokei, Jeanne 3rown, Sheila Browning. James 69 Bang, Ethelynn Barnes, Katherine Bartlett, Gwen Bass, Robert Basward, Jimmy Bata, Mary Ann Beamesderfer, Kenneth Beason, Gayle Beield, Norma Bell, Marian Berger, Shirley Berman. Ida Sue Berryhill. Bruce Calhoun, Katie Callaway, Carl Cannon, Cathy Capps, Kathy Carr, Paul Carter, Barbara Carruth, Charles Carter, Mally Case, James Cassaro, Josie Ann Casselberry, Leigh Jean Castro, Alfred Caudarreauz, Virginia Cauther, Frances Chapo, Carol Chappell, Russell Chesnut, Charlene Chester, Sherry Childers, Bill Cissell, David Clark, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Clark, Pat Clarke, Kirby Clarke, Sandra Clawson, Jerry Cleland, Virginia Cleveland, Robert Cline, Buddy Coats, Catherine Cobb, Ron Coley, Jerry Collette, Curtis Collins, Ada Costlow, Anne Bruchmiller, Carolyn Brunner, Rae Buhler, Anna Pearl Bullard, Doris Butts, Ruth Caffey, Charles Cain, Christine Calameyer, Bette Campbell, Eugene Capps, Jeannine Collins, Delores Collins, Jo Nelle Compton, Warren Copper, Johnelle Cooper, Tommy Covington, Joyce Cowart, Ronnie Cox, Billy Cox. Jimmy Crabtree, Jo Ann Crabtree, Ray Crawford, James Creasy, Mary Cutler, Carolyn Davis, Charles Davis, Eddie Davis, Faye Davis, Joe Davis, Tommy Dawson, Donald Dvaly, Gayle Deaton. Paul De-fee, David Dc-hart, Donnie Delgado, Diane Dennis, Martha Denson, ,loan Derrivk. Carrol Devoll, Cary Dickey, ,landa Dickson. Pat Diehl, Gladys Dillard, Carol Dobson, Wayne Dobyns, Sonny Dockal, Cynthia Dodzuweil, Rosie Dolraski. Bettie Donaghe, Kaye Dornak, Evelyn Dorrell, Theresa Douglas, Gloria Douglas, Rudy Dover, Mary Doyle, Johnny Droske, Robert Duewall, Barbara Duncan, Charles Duncan, Pat Dunn, Lem Durham, Charles Durrenberger, ,lean Duschinski, Dorothy Dwigans, Skipper Edwards, Carolyn Ehrlich, Bill Ellis, Pat Ellisor, Neal Elmore, Marlene Embesi, Bobby Enax, Weldon Engel, Robert Erekson, Edward Ervin, Dewey Evans, Maureen Faircloth, Pat Farmer, Don Farmer, lva Farringer, Kennth Fatlierre, Frances Feehner, Lynn Ferrell, Wayne Fielding, Gaynelle Fitelielt, Carol Gilchrist, Bobbie Gillespie, Laird Goldy, Charles Goodson, Charles Gordon, Betty Goss, Carla Goss, Dicky Gower, Jimmy Franklin, John Franks, Elaine Folks, Edward Folks, Jimmie Forrest, Gary Forsythe, Glenda Foster, Ada Foster, Margy Fothergill. Clarence Fowler, Judy Frantz, Butch Frazier, Robert Frenza, Joe Friedrich, Betty Froehner, Marilyn Garza, Patsy Gaulke, Wanda George, Nancy Gibbs, Jerry Gilbert, Lea Galbreath, George Galler, Charles Galyean. Pat Gandy, Janet Garcia, Bartha Garrett, William Graham, Kathleen Greenwade, Merle Greenwell, Weldon Gregory, Geoffrey Gregory, Yevette Grissom, Holly Gross, Paul Guinn, Bartley Gumienny, David Hackett, Tookie Haddon, Judy Hall, Fred Hall, Joan Hambrick, Marion Hamilton, Johnnie Hamlin, Beverly Hammerle, Benedict Hammond, Herbert Hammond, John Hancock, Allan Hankins, Sonny Hannsz, Toby Harper, Terry Harris, Jimmy Harris, Kenneth Harris, Roger Harrison, Jeannie Harry, Vivian Hartfield, Ronnie Hawkins, Carol Haworth, Adele Hays, Harsen Hayes, Linda Haynes, Gloria Hedge, Ray Hees, Joyce Heideman, Louisa Henderson, Dean Henderson, Dorothy Dean, Henry Henry, James Hemandez, Dora Hernandez, Maria Herrera, Rachel Hess, Jo Ann Higgs, Beverly Hightower, Barbara Hildebrandt, Carol Hill, John Hillin, Annette Hillyer, Dicky Hillyer, Glenda Holmes, Paul Hood, David Hopkins, Clinton Horton, William Howle, Beverly Hurd, Herbert Huber, Harvey Hudson, Jean Hudson, Michael Huerta, Wally Hughes, Lea Hirsch, Marlene Hobbs, Pat Hogatt, John Hollan, Judy Hollingsworth, David Holloway, Emily Holloway, Ranell Holman, Harriet ames, Verna ames, Edgar ankowiak, Leonard cane, Gilmer ee, Ruth enkins, James ohle, Richard ohnson, Fred' Hull, Clyde Humphries, Diana Hurd, Glenn Hurst, Allen Ingram, Betty Jack, Betty Jo Jacks, Burl Johnson, Sonny Johnson, Sonny Jones. Howard Jonnes, Jimmy Jones, Linda Jones, Martha Jones, Nancy Jones, Sandra Jorden, Lee Joseph, Carol Keeling. Joe Keezel, Roy Kelly, Kenneth Kesseler. Jack Kesseler, Rohert Keyro, Rudy Kiesling, Fay Kirk. Erna Joy Kirkland. Karen Sue Kitzmann, Carolyn Klein, Jeff Klepper, Johnny Knepple, Bonnie Kody, John Koenig, Bert Koneiezny, ,I oe Koudelka, Evelyn Krolczyk, Harry Krolczyk, Pat Kuhn, Woodrow Kujawa, Bobbie Kula, Ray Lacy, Sonja Laird, Arnell Lamherth, Lita Lapaglia, Carl Lapetina, Marcella Larsen, Judy Lawless, Zerlene Laws, Amelia Lawson, Ruanne Laxon, Ruth Leader, Ralph Lednicky, Maurice Lee, Kenny Lem, Donald Leobold, Daniel Leslie, Alldredge Lewis, Edna Lichenstein, Jeannie Ligon, Carol Lillich, Ralph Lokey, James Long, Mary Longley, Pat Luers. Tommy Ludwig, Luann Lyerly, James Lynch, Valerie Lyon, Donald ,yon, Ronald flellee, Mary Ann lIcCallum, Kara-n fieCl4-llan, Patty lieflonnell, Don Ray leifonnell, ,lilnmy flcllorntivk. Don 'IeC0rquodale, Rebecca Mellonald, Charles Mvllonald, ,lo Ann Mvlluglv, Glenna Mvflee, jot' Mm'Ke-1-, James MvKc-lvey, llarthlyn M4-Kinle-y, Franklin McLaughlin. Nancy MeI,aurin. Ray McLeod, Anne M4'l,1-rran. Kaye MacTavisl1, Sandy Magill, Sandra Mallery, Harry Manack. John Mann, Dorothy Manning, Marilyn Marclnnan, Lawrence AIHFIPII, Roger Markham, Judy Marmion, Martin Mannion, Steve Martin, James Martin, Robert Mata, Maria Matela, Frank Maxwell, Sherry Mayfield, George Medley, Sandra Mens-fee. ,lane Merritt, Lynda Michael, Walker Michels. Mildred Mickie, Mary ,Io Miles, Janice Miles, Ruth Milkovisch, Marcia Mikulenvak, Edward Mathis. Sharon Matlock. Gail lklatlock. ,l. C. Matthews, Gordon Maxwell, .lerry Miller, LaVern Vliller, Marigaret tliller, Marilyn Viiller, Pat vlills, Charlene Viinlz, Katherine Vlitm-hell, Gerald Vlohley, ,larnes Vlontalbuno, Sadie 75 Northeutt, Cecelia Novak, Marcia Nowakowski, Richard 0'Dell, Don Ognoskie, Shirley Olive, Fredda O'Neal, Billy O'Neal, Lily Munoz, Olivia Murphy, Pat Muzny, Bernice Moore Montgomery, Jack Mooney, Jim Mooneyham, Roy Arlie Moore, Bill Moore, Gladys Moore, Sammy Morgan, Jeanette Morish, Jerry Morris, Jerry Moyers, Pat Mraz, Rudy Muchow, Karen Mueller, Nelza Munnerlyn, Jack Myers, Rosemary Nagar, Joyce Nance, Carol Neumann, Charles Neuby, Sue Nilsen, Charles Nilsen, Gladys Noack, Joyce Orlando, Connie Ortiz, Mary Oswalt, Faye Padgitt, David Palmer, Bill Parker, Linda Parker. Tim Parks, Sherrie, Parsley, Clint Partin, Bobby Pate, Donna Jean Patotzka, Bonnie Patronella, Carl Patterson, Karey Payne, Jerry Pearson, Johnny Pechacek, Patsy Ann Perez, Agapito Peters, Jock Peterson, Bettye Pettye, Linda Pevehouse, Sandra Pflueger, J udy Phillips, Carole Pillows, Bobbie Jean Pinkston, Walter Pinson, Ann Poe, C. W. Polk, George Pool, Joe Pool, Rodney Porter, Joyce Poston, Julia Praiswatcr, George Price, Lois Pruett, Mary Puckett, Jerry Pulley, Kenneth Putch, Mary Jo Putnam, Doris Pyle, Linda Rama, Ray Ray, Janice Ray, Jerry Raygor, Bill Raymond, Jimmy Ready. Pat Rozell, James Ruse, Kathy Rutland, Wallace Salinas, Richard Salagiver, Lloyd Sanders, Ruth Ann Sanders, Thomas Sanford. Billy Schever, Brooks Schomburg, Doris Schoppe, Kenneth Schraeder, Myrtle Schuhmann. J. E. Schultea, Carl Schultz, Jimmy Schultz, Mary Schwarze, Jeanette Sc-lnander, Larry Shane. Melha Shearer, Ann ihelton, Jimmy iheppard, Re-ha ihoup, Marvin iiegmund, Dorothy Sieve-rs, Barbara Simpson, Jimmy 77 Reaves, Jimmie Reist, Elton Rhea, Joe Richerson, John Riley, Don Robertson, C. T. Robinson, Stanton Rodriguez, Vivian Lynn Rogers, Sandra Rohde, Carol Romo, Mike Roper. Hardy Rose, Eddie Sims, Carlton Skorupinski, Jimmy Skrove. Linda ,J Slocomlme, Suzanne Smith, Bill Smith, llilly Smith, Carolyn Smith, Clinton Smith, Earl Smith, Lynda Smith, Marijo Smith, Martha Smith, Pat Smith, Shirley Smith, Wilma Swedoon, Beebe Snell, Jimmy Snow, Eddie Southerland, Randy Spedale, Michael Speights, Dawn Spillars, Billie Springer, Carroll Layen Springer, Harold Wayne Springer, Sharon Stacy, Alerice Standish, Mary Standlee, Frances Stanton, Gerry Steil, Phyllis Stephenson, Patsy Stevens, Bill Stevenson, Buddy Stickney, Claudia Stoffel, Gene Strahan, Ervin Strickler, George Stroud, Dalana Svetlik, Leona Sugg, Betty Swatloski, Pat Syptak, jackie Szymanski, Dorothy Taake, Linda Taake, Richard Taylor, Danny Taylor, George Taylor, Wayne Teague, Bill Temple, Kenneth Thomas, Dell Thomas, George Tllompson, Beverly Thompson, Margaret Thornton, Sylvia Thuesen, Edwin Thurman, Tesla Tillery, Helen Tillman, Bill 78 Tome-hesson, Carnold Townsend, Nancy Trigg, Ted Tucker, Lyndel Tull, Carolyn Tungate, Barbara Turner, Donnie Turner, Eva Turner, ,lo Ann Turner, Maria Turner, Nancy Turner, Yvonne Vaughn, Carlin Venus, Jerry Viereck, Faye Wakefield, Lawrence Walton, Carol Walton, Don Wamble, Sheryl Ward, Betty ,Io Ward, Edward Watkins, Charles Weaver, SaraAnn Weiss, Ruth Welch, Johnny Welch, Robert Wells, Darrell Wells, Jerry Werchan, Roger West, Bobby West, Judy Westbrook, Carolyn Westmoreland, Ela White, Mary Alta White, Sandra Wiener, Wade Williams, Evelyn Williams, James Williams, Linda Lee Williamson, Bennie Williamson, Rhodney Willis, Dorothy Wilson, Linda Winter, Carole Witt, Carol Wong, Fay Wong, Rosie Woodall, Robert Woods, Sherry Word, Norma Wray, Billy Wren, Sandra Wright, Carole Wright, Dexter Wright, Edna Lee Wright, Patricia Yawn, Donald Yeakley, Madonna Young, Bob Zan, Lillian Zaring, Pat 79 Y ,Q .J .01 it Maresh, Anne Miller, Dan Moore, Linda Bond, Judy Bryant, Bette Lou DeLeon, Walter Hambrick, Marion Hulme, Anne Lewis, June Loosier, Kenneth Lyon, Richard Pechacek, Clement Sallach, LaNell Walther, Pat Wong, Rosie 301 and' 001 D A ty - P1031 Jun. 'O' hard El' Work. These students made the National Honor Society in their High Junior year: JoAnn McDonald, Zerlene Lawlers, Clayton Wood, Linda Pyle, Shirley Smith, Ralph Lesider, Ada Collins, Rosie Wong. Not pic- tured: Richard Johle. Top row, left lo right: Diane Craig, Suzanne Mauk, Judy Reagan, Evvlvn Haye Kay Ridley Ann Godwin Eugene Austin, llvwrly Sh-pln-llson, Diane Hill, l' t 'w' S1 l- ' - ' anna aunlxldd.Nnll larbuns lzarlene Bilbrey Pat Wood Mary Ann lluhnge-r. Sealed: Jackie De Marco, Patsy Mehr, Claudia Aldridge, Low Xoung Patt Doughty Delftta Greer Penny Mitvlivll. Linda Smith. Charlene Porte-r. President Suzanne lVlauk Vice President Diane Craig Secretary Judy Reagan Treasurer Earlene Bilbrey Sergeant-at-A rms Charlene Porter Reporter Jackie De Marco OFFICERS .ll flakvr, ,lunc- liaker. Linda Baker. Lindon Hallie, Daivd Barclav. Ve-rlma Barker. David Harkwill. John Barnes. Charles Baroncvlli. Patrivia Barrett, Kvnnvtli Barrilleaux. Crawford Bauman. Darla Bayer. Suzanne' lleago. Marlene' Bed:-ll. David llc-nson. Woody llvrryman. llc-tty livrturri. Judith llc-sch. Cliarle-s D1-tliva. llill llianr-kino. Lynvll llivlilv. Darlrnv liillmrvy. Earle-ne llilly. Rivhard llirkvlliavli. Rvxinc llitnvr. John lllavk. Mary Ann lllarklmrn. Sylvia Ann lllair. Louis lilahu. Gln-nford lflalivhm-tts-. llill lllilnton. llolllly lllasvlu-. Anita lllasvh:-. Sandra lllum. Edward SOPHOMORES Abalos. Phil Abbrat, Don Alirlo, ,lulin Adams. George- Adams. Tommiv Adamson. ,Iolm Ahlhorn, Marilyn Akin. Edward Albers. Roll Albert. W1'nd:'ll Allwrtli. Sandra Aldridge: Claudia Alford. lluddy W. Alford. Edgar Alford, Wvndvll Amos. W'oodie' Anderson. Elaine- Andvrson. ,lim Anderson. Warn-n Anklam. Janice- Anslvm, Bob Anthony. Arriaga Arne-y. Darwin Aston. Linda Austin. Eugzf-no Ave-ry, Janis lialvcovk. Jamvs Dacarisse, Carole- Bailwy. Carolinm- Baile-y. ,lanicv liailvy. JoAnn Baile-y. Ray Bain. Jvssf' llaird, ljonniv llaird. ,lc-nnv Boatwright, Pamala Bock, David Bocker, Marvin Bugle, Jeanne Bolanos, Mary Bolinger, Mary Ann Bolser, Ronald Bolton, Mikell Booth, ,lohn Braek, Richard Bray, Vannoy Brazell, Eugene Bregenzer, Lanni Brink, Linda Brock, Kenny Brock, Virginia Brockermeyer, Ruth Brown, Becky Brown, Brenda Brown, Lanola Kaye Brown, Linda Brown, Nancy Bruce, Sam Bruns, Anita Bryant, Carole Bryant, Laneille Bryant, Larry Bryant, Susan Bryce, Wayen Buchanan, Ruth Buenger. Harriet Buerger, Ronnie Buford, Camile Nick Buth, Charlotte Bumgardner, Arthur l SOPHOMORES Buncl, Andy Bunel, Kirby Burnham, Kenneth Burch, J. C. Burchfield, Richard Burkhalte, Charles Burkhardt, Freddie Burleson, Micheal Burris, Judy Burrows, Cary Bushnell, Lynn Buss, Jayne Butler, Eddie Chmiel, Charles Cabbel, Sharon Cannon, Betty Cannon, Tom Caraway. Nancie Carmichael, Betty Carter, C. W. Carter, Harry Carter. Michael Carter, Patsy Casselherry, Bob Castillo. Billy Cauthen, Joyce Cauthcn, William Chalmers, Wallace Chancey, Verna Ann Chandler, Myra Chinn. ,ludy Chisholm, Sally Christopher. Michael Church, Rosalie Civitello, Tommy Crawford, Dan Crawford, Dennis Creasy. llolmhy Creel. Jack Crosson, Nancy Crouch, Charlesette Crump, Leroy Curry, Les Dalton. Carole Ann Darwin, Ann Davidson, Mack Davidson. Nancy Davis, Darlene Davis, Ccne Davis. Jimmie Day, Pat Deforkc. Anthony De-Morco, Jackie Dcmarct, Joe Denman. Martha Denman, Mickey Diaz, Gloria Diehl, Joe Dietrich, Marie Dittman. Bill Dixon, Agnes Dobrich. Beverley Dolison, Gloria Dockal. Peggy Dohoney, Mary Dominik, Joanne Domino, Carolyn Donaho, Judy Donina, Jack Doty, Bob SOPHOMORES Clancy, Shirley Clapper, Sally Clark. Nancy Lea Clark. Patricia Clawson, Judy Clay, Hope Clayton, Cynthia Coe. Dick Coe, James Collins. Janice Collins, Wayne Collmorgen, Carl Colquitt. Pat Commander, Hel Conaway. Karel Sue Conaway. Kay Lynn Cook, Jerry Cook, Joan Cook, Judy Cook, Linda Cook. Neva Jo Cooper, Benny Cooper. Joyce Corlwtt, Jim Corllit, Duncan Costa. Dohhy Coston. Martha Couch, Robert Cougot, Juanita Coulter, Valerie Courtney. Ronald Cox, Sharon Craft, Lynn Craig, Diane Craven, Paul YH Evans. Jay lfvvtts, Jerry l'lilll'4'luIlt. Ruin-rt Faktnr. Martin I-'alt-ti. l,nuis Faltiser. George Fill'g1llSltIl. Oliver Faught. .liuly Faulkner. Gerald Futilktieig Rutlialve lfielml. Nlurvia Figge. Shirley Filips. .lm- Finelt. lluhby l islier. Donald Firvlu-tt. Nlary Flores, Robert Flnyll. Charles Fullinur, Phyllis l urlu-rt. Nlaxine Forest. Mary Ann Forrest, Miki- Fuster. ,l inuny lfuwlvr. Willa Frank. Earl l rr-elrieks, John l rm-einan. Linda Gail Fulnier. Denny Funk, Walter Ualvrivl. llc-tty Ann Gabriel. 'lllimnas Camllmerry. Michael Garcia. Tlmiiny Curtlner. Rosetta Gay. ,linuny OPHOMORES Doughty, Bruce Doughty. Patt Dougherty, Tommy Douglas, Ware Doyle, Jim Doyle, Wilbur Drapela, Mike Dreesen. Jain Dreifuerst. Jerome Duvkwurth, Delaine Duj:-sky, Sherleen Duke, Ann Duke. Carl Dunvan. ,luyee Dunn, Judy Dupree. ROSA' Durham, Bonnie Dwigans, Ted Eagan, Patrick Flakes. Sandra Easley, David Eason, Wayne Ed:-ns, Mivhael Eller. Marilyn Ellis. Curtis Ellis. Elizabeth Emlvry, Dennis Engelking, Johnny Erath. Louise Eseolwda, Adela Estes. Helen Estes. Linda Estrada. Joe Elie. Diane Etzell. Charles George, Beverly Giblin, Marjorie Gibson, Maury Gibson, Tommie Gilpin, Gayle Glaser, .loy Nell Glaes. Mary Godwin, Ann Goerner, Robert Goff, John Goldin, Judy Gooch, Paul Good, Daryl Goodson, Gary Goss, Joan Gould, Dee Graham, Frank Graham, Layla Graves, Spencer Greer, DeEtta Grissom, Jo Ann Guinn, Jo Ann Gutierrez, Paul Haley. Jo Harriet Hall. Bill Hall, Dennis Hall, Don Hamilton, Betty Hamilton, Marianne Hancock, Albert Handlos, John Hanily, Bill Hardey, Kay Hargrave, Lois Harkins, Gayle OPHOMORES Harper, fflautlette Harper. Peggy Harris, Annette Harris. Judy Harrod. Sammie Harry, Sybil Hart. Judy Harvey, Sharon Hassell. Sylvia Hatchett, Clinton Hauek. William Havard. Charles Hays, Evelyn Heard, Frank Hearn, Jimmy Heavin.-Howard Hedrick. Arlan Heflin, Rosemary Heiland. Ross Helmcamp. Jeannette Henderson, J. W. Henderson, Linda Henderson. Wanda Hengst, Barbara Hengst, Earl Henshaw, Gerald Hensley, Pat Hernandez, Dora Hernandez, Frank Hernandez, Gloria Hernandez, Irene Herridge, Kay Hester, Jeanine Heugatter, Archie Hicks, John N ' '-ig WK' ,, f . MW 'HMS gm LTL?- ' v M2 wig -vw WW XS J mm ..f 'Aa 'HF' li lianey. Nlarvus Langzlinais. Nlarlelvine Lapliglia. Ronald l,aurim-, Carolyn Lave-ndvr, 1.1-roy l.awln r. llolmlwy l,awrQ-nee. Jeanette liawwon. Sandy Le-avli. lfrnie l,1'2l1'm'li. llule l.u-Clrone. Jimmy l,e'l vaI. Charles la-pparel. Shirley l,m-wis. Franees Lewis. llc-rlwrl l.:-wif. .l ucly l,iglil. ,luanita l,ima. Sandra Lindstrom. Katliy l.i!Im'ral, llen Little-, Margaret Lloyd, Diam- l.oa-kart. Harry Loftis. Nlaurline Lohrke. Nanvy l.uosif'r. Norman Lopez. Annt' l.oria. .lolmny l,orralwe'. lolm l,orrin. Nlarc l,ov4-. Sammy l.uc'af. Uilln-rt Luras. l,awrenr'e Luchak. Martin Lyons. Mary Jo SOPHGMORES Kellum. Charles Kelly, Darrell Kennefly. Buddy Kennedy. Judie Kerley. Suzann Kessler. Russel Kight. Larry Kilnar. llarbara King. llilly King, Caren Kirby. David Kirselienhvvler. James Kittman, Elizalwtli Klancler. ,lark Klaus. Lois Knight. Ann Knox. Karen Koen. lfrlwaral Koenig, Donalil Km-ppvn. Larry Koester. Kit Konvieka. Rolwrt Kfl5L'llkf', Carole- Ann Krolczyk. Raymond Kugin. Dunivl Kuehm. llarlvara Kun-hnle. Nlaurive Kulm. lfrlitli Kyliurz. John Kyle, llarlwara Lalirmann. ,loann Lairrl. Drive Lake. Dennis Lamlwrt. fill8I'lt'S Landry. Eugene Mcllanit-I, Donna lllvllllguv, lJI'llllbll illvfiill, liolwria Nltkaisklv. llaylv iNlcKt-lwy. Carl NIt'l.aurin. Joyce- Nlfxlilllltll, Xlikv lllvlllivliaivl. Julia Nldlillzixl. llill M4-Nt-ill. Linda lxl4'l,ll4'I'SUll, Ke-ith Mm'Spaddvn, lluddy lllvamlows, Louise' Nlvumlows, Slllllltj' Nl:-ltr. Patsy Mt-lisk. liarluira Nh-nlon. Janie- xil'l'l'2lliU. Ronald lhll'WlllllIlt'y'. Nona llllK'lll:llLlli, Carolyn Miclivls, Vvlma Mike-aka. C1-iw lllilkovisvli. Ronnie Milli-r, llurliara Mille-r. Carolyn Millvr, David Nlillvr. Ray Mills. Diane' Mills. Paul lxlllliillliil, lgtllllly Nlitvlu-ll. Jimmy lllilvlivll, Jimmy lllitchvll. P4-nny Mixon. Donnie Mohlvr. Aaron , OPHOMGRE Mabrys, David Mabry, Gwen Machorro, Yolanda Maddox, Gary Magee, John Magness, Dolores Maier, Hanne Majors, Carolyn Malone, Rt-xc-na Mansell, Barbara ,lean Marburgvr. ,lvrry Marcum, Lavada Mares-li, john Margos, Johnny Marino, Marynonisc' Marsh, Bruce- Martenscn, Anncgret Martin, Hobby Marlin. Carolyn Martin, Carolyn Martin, David Martin, Elizabeth Martin, Paula Martindale-, Lynda Mathews, Bertha Mattlu-ws. ,limmy Matus, JoAnn Mauk, Suzanne Maxwm-ll. Ronnie May, Marilyn Maynard, Donna Mvllm-, Wlilson Mvllride. Linda Mm'Carlml1'. l'z1t McClain. Nathan i? -4, J' +5 Ei' 7 VS AEE Qi! wr ,Q , 'wif ' ' lk 1 1 P' V - ,- Qi' x l .. f - A S I rx V I v Ss al. w 9 Q ,-in ff 2' V, 'z-TQ KX , l1A z Eg ff Q V - L, tw, K, , A , . . is , v .,. X P' '- ww .Qin ' , '?'?g3r'f1f'M , Q ,ef , 1 V ' ,ri .,1 f mirx' ' V f' V . k ':' ,,, ' 1 'W -nf : tl. ,iw 5, . H, f , . W , ,A M . W 5 lm, , 3, , .Sw , M7 , M.. lv 1, H X-,N mi' xv Q Gm F uw!-uni: x y ,XS P f Q vi K X,., 7 ra. Jr, H W? wf2Wi ax r X , s K W 'ggi -, A . ,H Y if if fd '- 1 FMS -L Ax ' if ml? 6 QI if .nil ' WV Singer. John Slovaeek, Sue Ann .Smelkt-r. Nancy Smith. Danny Smith, J. C. Smith. Joe Smith, David Smith. Larry Smith. Leland Smith, Linda Joyce Smith. Lois Smith. Peggy Smith. Sharlene Smith, Vernon Snowden. Bernice Solma. Penny Spadaehene, Anthony Spanel. Virginia Spann, Loyd Speer. Paul Spicer. Danny Spiller. Hay Spillman. Billy Spinks, Diane Sporn. Sandra Sproull. Sharon Stanton. Paul Stalk, Reggie Starnes, Paggy Steeh. Raymond Steinhagen. Carolyn Stephenson. Beverly Stephenson, Mary Stewart, Jerry Stewart, Judi SOPHOMORES Rutledge. Jimmy Seifert, Doyee Saile, Anne Saldana, Manuel Salinas, Mary Sanders, Becky Sanders, James Sanders, Lyndon Sandoski, Betty Sanner, Judy Sartin, Tony Satterwhite, Sandra Scalise, Terry Seanlin, Ginger Schindler. Lauta Schmidt. Jimmy Scneider, Duane Schoenheldt, Frances Schreider. Rudy Schuder, Sharon Seruggs, Edward Sele, Sandra Serres, Boh Sessions. Bonnie Sewell, Reagan Shibest. James Shoquist, Martin Sicinsk, Joe Sidenblad, Patricia Sillavan. Gene Simmank. Otto Simon, Douglas Simon, Jeanell Sims, Bobhy Sims. James . Y cf Q t K 8 , X if x A 3' K , L. F? ' J 3 I Q M ,. ,U i gg km xgx f- Q 1 Q M, ' A, - Q' x ' ,M W 7 ' AV' Q 1 . . F HQ' ve? 1. : my X W 14 V f P' 5 X . 4 WV , wi W . W , Q 1' Q , Q .N Us I- . 1 3 x My Q Q, if 5 A , 'L YSXW V 4 Qi ' Y ' fx If - 223 . A i21U,m3as'l 3 I ' 'QM A-4. g V, f' L m K' ' E V ,Wg- in .N I Wk an A 5 i , .W 5 . nf. X Y MN- V IW :E fi bn' Ei . ' rf' 1 QFQLJ sgaiii' . , Z Q. - ww, W f f , ,,-, , E52 Watson. Jeanne Watson, Linda Watts. Charles Watts, Larry Wear, Betty Wear, Ralph Weaver, ,lames Weiss, Deolris Weissinger. Dareen Welch. Gary Welch, Guy Wells, Cecil West, Kathleen Westbrook, Ray Westmoreland, Sandra Westmoreland, Sherrie We-thington. William Whitacre. Creeg White, Henry White, Kenneth White, Linda White, Lynne While. Tommy Whitley. Mary Whitlock, Sandra Whittemore, Joanne Whittington. Keepe Wiggins, Becky Wiley, Bill Wilkinson, Nita Willianis, ,lameS Williams. Marayan Williamson. David Williamson, Glenn Willis. Betty SOPHOMORES Wilstmn, Luvky Wilsfnn. Lynda Windson, Larry Winkel, Franeis Winship, David Wiser, Charles Wong, Ann Wood. Pat Woodard. Carolyn Woods. Ellen Woods, Sharon Wootan, llrenda Wrvrkiitan, Lynne Worthley, Gary Wren. Joyce Wren, Nliehael Wright. Bahs Wright, Ronnie Wylde. Mary Yarnall. Daphne Yawn, Dennis Yeamans. Diana Yellin, David York, Dorothy Young, Lois Zalmanez, Edward Zaludek. Connie Zaludek, Carol Zuher. Rohert Zunigza. Anselmo Zwiek, Steve I9 ,-' -Q ,v Q. ,Q we 56 Y NK Q65 5 X 0 , x A A996 A QC wx' vtcg . X H omvxge' 3' -Q .. If x. , ,' I far Stasiu Topo, Sweetheart of the Soplmomnre Sweetheart Dance. 5 se EES. ,i.1. , Admire, Lyn Baird, Bonnie L Barrett, ,lenniev 'V M , fl' 3' ?X Brown, Becky Coffey, Barbara Craft, Ann DeLevu, Eugene Hensley, Karen Osborn, Wanda Owens, Kenneth Cromwell, Glenda Paradoski, William Weidner, Sanford , , , em, li. Q , ' 27 if g e ful 's 5 Q ix PW Tk jg,M ' 9 K? v T55 f ff 96. f' rin HER ,K frf'c1HQmG QHTO N Bx I-Q HEET Mufw B. UN I tl N fu fflnbge W4 MM--1 if '-a?j,-fB,,,J! Qi wf .Im QQ' 7 0,46 fw Om J 1 S' 'Z DHAFFNOD +!M7f?1 4 Q1-'ly Eff Q ,X4 !WJ.w 5 I Kaz .fax px 5k SY' '7- ATOM' STC? , , Mu-2 B QMS D 5' Z' 5' A Aims N 'i Q4 QA ul' A YN ,mv LEC! C 2' 404' Jmu M' Jia: N' 'N 4' qi, V .fa N auf 5 I ,Q 1 45' PQ H y F , ,, 4 X 359, . wtf, N FALL OFFICERS ,Q Vic r ent H N Jim' wb sloty , ' K' Secretar Q m Jackie Cath . A 5,1 '. Treasurer CI Barbara Robertson K E 7 A QQ E xz 0 5? if iv! 1?- wf NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY gi: I I :-zgm ,fin ef I I 1aa.,v . , Pretsident president Davld I.ee Jim Bob DOW , iigzissrwm V'-if ,,,o, ,kk, ,Q X.. .i .,, LA' ,gf ,I 'Nm X I I Q IFFVCQ5 ,B!C'Ran I Sergeant-at-Arms Don Henckel Parliamentarian Parliamentarian Jo Anne Sherman Wesley Cilnin SPRING OFFICERS Vice President Cwrge Murray Secretary Margaret Hohmann Treasurer Paula Jordan S ergeant-at-A rms Allen Norton NATIONAL HO GR SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP Top 575i of High Junior Class Top 1025 of Low Senior Class Top 15W of High Senior Class Sponsor: Miss Minnie Coor MEMBERS Brenda Sue Barden Barbara Bettell Donald Bova Frances Brennan Jimmie Britt Ronald Burns Jackie Carter Ann Cleveland Frances Cmelka Ada Collins Tommy Cordell Edith Davis Lois Dietrich Jim Bob Doty Barbara Eastburn Francine Flunkinger Mary Frances Foucheaux Sally Cale Wesley Gilpin John Cuillory Sandra Hahn Sigrid Haller Dorothy Harper Dorothy Hampton CORNERSTONES Scholarship Leadership Service Character Billy Helton Don Henckel Margaret Ann Hohmann Shirley Horelica Anne Isaacks lenna Lee ,Jackson Mary Jane Jackson Bobby James Richard J ohle Kay Jordan Paula Jordan Lynette Kemper Charles King Mary Kveton Zerlene Lawless Ralph Leader Donald Lednicky David Lee Louis Lerner Mary Margaret Lindsay David Luker Jo Ann McDonald Virginia Massey Harry Meissner SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Formal Initiation Informal Initiation Annual Banquet Betty Lou Mitchell George Murray Joe Newman Allen Norton Cunfer Osbahr Linda Pyle Harmon Ray Harriett Rhymes Barbara Robertson Carole Lynn Robinson Margaret Roescher Michael Sampsel Doris Scholl Marian Scivally Jo Anne Sharman Jean Shows Shirley Smith Barbara Southworth Richard Spengler Darrell Sponberg Cecil Teller Vicki Watson Carol Winkler Rosie Wong Clayton Wood '9' if A. .- 5, 'Cllr rf.-t li! AMERICA LEGIO OFFICERS l7ff'51.!1f'Ilf ,,,,,,, , ,,,, Billy Helton Spring , ,,,,,,,,,. Sue Barden Vive President , ,,,, . ....,.,..,. Sue Barden Spring , ,lo Anne Sharman Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. David Lee Treasurer H , ,,,,,, ,. . Barbara Robertson Sergeant-at-.4rnzs , H . Edward Erekson Arlrisor , ,,,,,, Mrs. Suzon Adam The American Legion Cluh was organized at Reagan in 1931 under the guidance of Mrs. Creekmore. The Lamhda Sigma Alpha, its other name, is an or- ganization with the purpose of promoting worthy leader- ship. stimulating a desire to render services to the school, and maintaining high standards of scholarship. The membership is composed of students who have -? i-Flli' wi Qual! 3 mimi q-.v,,,,g,-N , 'l 'DRUGS rms! png-gig, ' 15.3. M lfll I as ' I gp I! ' L ' 1 lux Qing Q., 4. wmv., Qfihr'-yi.-r ,,,,',,,. y - I'-I lingo g 3 lm, It I lasts: is n age., . I I l lg. 1 1.-L ,js ' Y -' ' M 1 W . - lull . ls. gags. I ltU't I Quan - n llR1h, ,- llvQo Q-is 'W .l!F' Q I :tu 1 Ill! if wh!! .A-...A-'A K I wil ,N ' .i IJ X. ,, . A A . , ,Q . .N ., .L,,,g' mm tw , -fV v'a-gg received the American Legion Award in Junior High School. The club holds regular meetings on the first Thursday of each month. Projects for the year included the giving of Thanksgiving and Christmas haskets to needy families, and cleaning of the trophies. usflisfl 'NIDQHQ 2--4 'f ' ' t Q iff wa,3fWftts5'g5.:.:gws1f1.fTQi4.n' i- as, - - u 1 qs. s.'i'Fl.gEi .Q f ' Q' '.mi .,..? .L -'JK f- n-Lise . The Student Council was organized in the fall of 1947 with lVlr. Williams as sponsor. It operated with an un- writtcn constitution until 1954. at which time the or- ganization and policies of the group were put into per- manent form. The composition of the Council has re- mained unchanged: the president and secretary of each class and the ranking officer of each faculty-sponsored organization. lts purpose is to encourage the develop- STUDE T COUNCIL President , ,,,.,, , Vice President Spring .,,,,,,,,,,,,, OFFICERS Pat Murphy Billy Helton Micheal Sampson Secretary , , .,.,,,i Jo Anne Sherman Treasurer .,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,, D eanne Ford Spring ...., ,... , e ,,,..,..... Paula Jordan Parliamentarian .,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,. Babs Bettell Advisor ,, Mrs. Rhoda Sheetz ment of well-rounded individuals, to aid in the solution of the problems that arise affecting the student body, to foster cordial relations among students and faculty, and to be of the greatest possible service to the school. To that end the Student Council regularly assures responsi- bility for the sale of poll taxes, the conduct of elections, the daily devotional, periodic clean-up campaigns, and care of trophy cases. ' x zip G 1 i TE , W.J. Lynn He-ss and Clayton Wood Cv-Iialitors Jo Anns- Sharinan Statesman Sweelhefart Sandra Pvtly, Hizsirzffss ,llariager ,4SS0l'fl1lf' lfrfilnr News Editor Fealurr' Editor Sports Editors czfflfgf' Dalke Lynn VVnlft-s Karr-y Patterson Runnin- Cobb and Racrhvl Horn-rra C0lllIl1l7iSfS Charlvs Goldy and Bolt Bass Editorial Writers Rvlmf-ova Mclhnrquodalc and Ann Sha-are-r C1'l't'IlllIfl.0II .Vanagvr Ht-rbort Hurd Reporters Gram- Svhurzv, Antoine-ttv Clylturn. Pat Fairvlnth, Kvnne-th Loosif-r l'lm1ogrnpher Russell Taylor Typist Clydvinf- Ht-inc-mann .4rl1'is0r Mrs. Louisv Early 4 a if snuomll Pat tlaly:-an and In llllllllt I 1 1 t CU7'fl'SIJ0lI1llIlfS 'wif' ,,-1'-W-, J 1,5 'iffy . ..,f4 r rd-fr-N f , nv :- '1- , 'TW I. - 4 . s- , S in V . ,WA g- X , 5 r , X , . X: , -.X DOL, lIOU8TON,TBXAS 1 ' The Reagan Statesman was founded in the Spring of 1032 at the institution of Mr. R. H. Willizllils and Mrs. Hope House Walker, thus enmling a period of three years during which tliere was no newspaper at Reagan. A Club paper. tlie Merc-urius. sponsored by the Latin Clulm, operated in Reagan lwetween 1927 and 1020. liul was not tlle Sl'll00llS official publica- tion. Since its inveption. tlle States- 'nan lias eunsistently attempted to present the sel1ool's news fairly anml objectively. to give 'rerlit tu interesting anfl cle- at-rving stualm nts 'incl teaclers lnc lo sfrve as a lmincling oree llirouglmut the school. Mrs. Louise Early w zfafl -41 0 5' a 0 P 6:30 17,1121 6861 6096 00,66 P 1? -,Q,1m'a!?C:9 1pe0,e. 090 ,171 911 'ODS 'ge T-F161 006 Q59 ' 0053 72' Jgprwlqft, 904- 43 0 8-91 0421 'bw W0 of 0 065 ak 'fe 0' QQ, fl' if 668 ll! I JE, 1- 0 61-F 00,9 gp 669 'eo ylb '46 4 I1 CGS XVO S0 7? Z e -91 C ra A01- Jb S fe or '5 C 'J Cl C9 1, 6 7 ,I lkzjfjvaref Of? Q Y? x I Y. ' If at ' Q vi Q A .H 4-,Qs gl! Q. . f mms Officers 1 ,fo Q 090 fe all ' L Q W 9 1 - . f Goff 1 X 'I 13' JU IOR HISTORIANS DI . I iii 11 Tinl- Reagan Chapter 99544 of the Junior Historians was established in 1942 at the instigation of Mr. Williams and was reactivated in 1956. An invitation to join de- pends upon the candidate-'s scholastic average and the canrlidate's interest in history. The cluh studies Texas history primarily through ,Nmap - monthly programs and through field trips. In the past they have enjoyed recreating the Battle of Jacinto and visiting Sam Houston's home in Huntsville. Members may also compete in a statewide theme con- test and attend the annual April meeting of the Senior and Junior Historical Societies in Austin. President .. ,,,,. .. Vice President , OFFICERS . Margaret Hohmann Jim Bob Doty Senemfy Yyryry ,,,, ,,,,,,,, B abs Bettell T,ea5u,e, V,,.VV'QAA.--V,, c,M,, B arbara Robertson Sergeant-at-Arms N Y f-'f' - ff-' SU? Bafdm Parliamenlarian ,,VV,,, V --YVV Vrraaf J afkleh Caflff Reporle, V V ,,,AA ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, Jimmie Britt Advisors ... Miss C. Mabel Clapp Mrs. Frankie Colliston SLIDE RULE CLUB .limlnie Britt Richard Corso Jim Bob Duty Charles Durham Dewey Ervin Pete Falco Donald Farmer ,lohn Guillory Ricliard ,lohle Lee Jordan Iresuluzf , Harmon Ray Vue lrevzrlent Dennis Sander Qecrelarv .. ,limmie Britt Adrzsor Mr . Frankie Dunn .JP qv Mig Wallace Kittman David Lee David Luker Ralph McCollough Herman Matthews Harmen Ray Kathy Ruse Dennis Sander Doris Scholl Carter Shane l Jim Bob Doly President Jackie Carter Recording Serrelary Wesley Gilpin Treasurer IO6 I b P I REAGAN SPEAKERS FORUM The Reagan Speakers Forum was founded in 1935. Since that year many honors in speech activities have been won by its members, coached by Mr. J. R. Hol- comb. This year the students have won three trophies and many medals in debate and individual events. Haffifl RhYH1f'S Vive President Forum Follies, the annual variety show produced by the speakers, was directed this year by Wesley Gilpin. The program featured outstanding talent from Reagan and other Houston schools. In the course of a year Speech students contribute to around 75 civic and religious programs. Betty Sugg Corresponding Secretary Charles King Janet Culberson Extemp Delegate Reporter SPEAKERS FORUM nf N ,Yhe Yreiidem won Bu 01959 Q' Debd ters p IHCUC 6 Hnywhete! A good speaking point: make your audience happy. In ' D A ' if+?Av 0 453 gl Food and fun at Waco. First place winners a nd trophies at Lamar Tournament. IO7 THESPIANS .4 me is . 1 . OFFICERS President W, , Ray Mathis Vice President Jenna Ire Jackson Secretary ,, , Doe Harper Treasurer H , , Suv Harden Reporter , ,,,,,,. , Butch Frantz Sergeant-at-Arms , , , ,, , Wayne Duty Advisor H , , Mr. Charles Wyman THESPIAN ACTIVITIES ll ' Bell, BOOK ,V KS- 'Yhe lnllocen Advisor Mr. Charles Wyman 'elcome to Reagan, Mr. Wyiiian. Our wish: FALL IODUCTION S lr i .M AIXX W - ff up new ,t , a I A W A-.a.,.,,,. it . Mr, R0 SPRING PRODUCTIONS bel-ts n S elliot P1 3 y, a mllsical The Reagan Chapter of Thespians was organized in the year 1930. From that time the Thespians have been the backbone of the Drama department. The activities for this year were two fall productions, the annual award banquet, informal initiation, formal induction of new officers, contest play, and senior play. Stay with us a long, long time. 109 Editorial Advisor: PENNAN 7 Miss. Inez Strong. fa K N tx X Fd'!0r' Nlargurvr Huhnxanll , 1 - - Sh 1an,Barbar R bertson, Mary Frances Foncha Club Editors: Jo Anno arn w MQ 'kiwi QW Sports Editors. Allen Hur , Margaret Roescher, Rosie Wong. PL CU! I i x x I 4 , , TYN- .Y f 'G h 4 ..: AFF I Ilultlgl' f . . alllcr. Bm-0 Harhprt- S nnniv Km-pplv Y Business Advisor: .. 9. .1 5 , Student Life Editor: Sue Barden. ,Q ,f Lb L. r. J. E. Buckley. ' -. XXX v.. N ,M W ,Q J . , X: ll Q , if , Q- - ff, N44 Uz2',g,5f J- v, , 0 X . I - Qu .ki l1VvMM1Equl? ,. 'xsq 'Aw A :Ps - lf g o- C I' W - . ml R' Business Staff: Billy Helton, Barbara Southworth, Kathay Palmer, Billy Stephens, Glen Kiemstcadt, Assistant Treasurer Audra Courtney 'Jiz- Librarian Merle Greenwade GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President Diane Ford Treasurer Laura Sue Wakefield Librarian Darlis Wood Vice President Judy Jones Secretary Ginger Jordan Reporter Marsha Foster Accompanist Betty Jo J ack Advisor Miss Anna Marie Olson The Girls' Clee Club is made up of 36 girls who are interested in furthering their musical abilities. They sing for the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, the Veterans Hospital. and assemblies. as well as for local churches and com- mencement exercises. This year the Glee Club was also represented in the All-State Choir. For admission to the Glee Club it is preferred that a girl have had General Music l. ll. III, and lV. but all applications are subject to the approval of Miss Olson. Every year the new girls are initiated at a party during class time and later at a picnic. lt is not all play. though. for the girls learn a number of pieces of music. The favorite is Eternal Life, but the girls also know Lift Thine Eyes, Adoramus Te, I Love Life, Bless This House, and many others. ' Q Q06 i'Xe,agmx oxxfmg, CH OR AL CLUB N- MMA wloiiuxg ix Ado -as vldmw e, ax? CTWWTBX CMV. Ofxxeyxfv eq o'xxeofc,fe.1x be 'oe,e.t6 x 1040 10040 '50, as Q06 wewbexe QYBCQXCQ, Rm one Koo oQ0et. a eww xxcxxQ0ei 0K We QQQSQX CXQO noe, uxuex QQQXSQ ot me on QJKQ0 Yxxee Psooa Nxafxe, OXeoo. Sixxecxm. 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Fwhy QW A U Because of the large number of high school girls anxious to become members of Tri-Hi-Y but unable to get into the al- ready overcrowded Alpha chap- ter. the Beta Chapter was formed in September of this year. Both Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, which are sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., are voluntary and state in scope. lt is Christian in emphasis, interdenomination- al in character. and democratic in purpose. The planks of the program are clean living, clean speech. and clean sportsman- ahip. BET TRI-HI-Y Vi YTUQN DFWYT .fZ.vb.1Nx -wt. if 'flu President Judy Lou Jones Vice President Ada Collins Secretary Sandra Rogers Treasurer Sonia Fritz Reporter Julie Oliver Chaplain Barbara Faulk Sergeant-at-Arms Kay Dillard Advisor Mrs. Florine Ca lil' f fl' f l The purpose of the Hi-Y organ- ization is to create. maintain, and extend throughout the home, school. and community. high standards of Christian character. The hoys participate in Youth and Government each year. send- ing elected delegates to confer- ences. Dances and other parties are held throughout the year. HI-Y aka? Presirfenf Pat Murphy Vire Prexirlenl john Jansen Secretary Don Hartman Treasurer Steve Rain-n Chaplain Mike lim-ll Reporter Kenneth Imosie-r Sergearzl-al-nlrms Karl Kiki-r llohlay Sims Advisor Mr. C. Wi, Alnhott v-sm, X 7 x l ,fXl,I, OH ,fl'Xl'llt'lIf I'nnI:l .loram 'iw' lIlf'.KflIl' nf XX 1-sl:-v l'illnn if'4'H'f!lIl ' 'ICICRS I n'-'nn'i Nia it ,. I l':'u.sl11'1'r lrnln llvnln-sl CHRISTIA STUDE TU I0 Molto: CHRIST Above All lli'.ws1'or1r1ri' Kam-ii Suv Kirklannl 'uliliwilui llosil' wiullg Inn,ul4'f11ler Wiiltvr lfnnk 'iunixr lfirnn ,lny Kirk iowiul llxiyla- Gilpin fvpnrlvr .lim lloll Do Iilrixor Nlrs. llinli llww- t S1-riplure: John Il:6. I am the way, the truth. and the Q life. No man cometh unto the Father, hut by nief, Song: Val Rather IIave .Iesusfi 0I1je1'I1'z'e.' The objective of the C.S.U. is to create an opportunity for Christian Fellowship among the students of ull denominations at Reagan. The activities are as follows: tht- Tlianksgiving and Christmas projects. and the amiuzll spring picniv. SPRING OFFICERS Presidenl Fred ,Ieu Vive President Jackie Carter Secretary Mary I'ruf'tt Treasurer Frances Cmelka .llissionnry Damon Hickey Publicity Barbara Bushway Svngleader Charles Mulvey Pianist Carolyn Smith Social Shirloy Smith Reporler Alonzo McLeod s Yeo icy 4, ' V 3' K' X Z is 3 Elf j E 1 V Y b V: 5 - xse 0 'NNN FUTURE HOMEMAKER We are the Future Homemalcers of America We face the future with warm courage QMMIR And high hope. .5 . . W For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values, For we are the builders of homes- , 7, Homes for America's future- 1 j Homes where living will be the expression of everything ' 1 That is good and fair- ? I l Homes where truth and love and security and faith I Will he realities. not dreams. 'p We are the Future Honiemakers of America NEW Yu' We face the future with warm courage And high hope. PF gp, AMERICA FIRST PERIOD FOURTH PERIOD p J gs- , IA , , R .-S I Presidenl ,,,,,,,.., ,,,,,v. ,,,, , , ,, ,, ,,,,, ,, , ,, Betty Kirby Ifxylimgixillell, lsllgronllgljrgllgi Vice President ,,..,, . Darleen Hildebrandt Sevrelnr-Y Marilyn Riling Sewemry '-' H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - -f ' Shlrley Leppard Tre'1I.wI1r1'r Brtry Klandvr T'm5'irf' '- - '- 'ff-'- fff - ff'f - - Jerrl' Eaws SECOND PERIOD FIFTH PERIOD l'r1'xi1l0rI! Mary I.Ou Richardson lifesiflentl '-'A ' f ' -'- I mil Colmlley Vive l'resiIlerI! Trudy ,xSlllIIOI'1' pin' President ' H '-ff'f'f'- Bettl' Slflllh Aqm.,t.,a,-,I Hplen Hum Sevrelary , ,,,. , ,, ,,,, , ,, ,, , , Sylvia Schrmber Trvasurrr Sylvia Thornton Tfeasufer f -- f ' ' f'f - ' Judl' Shflwn THIRD PERIOD SIXTH PERIOD PresI'I1'elIt Jimnnyu Suv JOIII-S iifesidfnf. - H --- ' ' Charles Pierce I',',.,. p,,,i,1,,,,, pau. Igeagon llre If6'Sldf'71l V, H ,I,,,,,, Arinelle Irons Sf'l'fl'1!lfj' Lynvttv Kf'lllITl'T Sefmmfl' 'A H H '--f-'-- Ellem Tookf' Trerzsnrrfr Edra Endcr Treasure' ' ' W ' Brenda May xx C OFFICERS President , Judy Barrett Vire Presirlenr , Linda Hodges Sf'1'f!'llll'j' . Patty Branard Treaxzzrer Julia Nagy Librarian , James jmck .4!il'1'Xl7f Mr. John Rolmlvins REACAN ORCHESTRA When Reagan openecl in the fall of 1928 there came to the school an organizefl orchestra from Heights High. Subsequent years have niolclefl it into an outstanrling group. making invaluable contributions to our school. The various activities that the orchestra participates in tlur- ing the course of the year are the May Fete festival. the Honor Society formal initiation. and niicl-term gracluation exercises. It also played a concert at the Veterans, Hospital this year. Various meinlwers of the orchestra have receivecl honors outside school activities. such as participating in the All-Citv Orchestra, All-State and Texas Music Erlucation Association orchestras, and the Houston Youth Symphony. t l e . A 4 I ,H Dennis Sanders Steve Allen , gstilelgrgjigznz President Drum Mayo, AsSl,sE'Z3I1Z1n?mi5lg ' 'H Ufor 'atty Branard Sewrelary 'reddic Spivey Librarian atlty Moblcy Reporter REAGAN BAND At Reagan is found one of the oldest and most honored bands in the state. When organized in 1929, the band was a military unit composed of boys. Under the direction of Leslie Kohlman. Mrs. O. W. Bogard, Charles Lindsey, Jay M. Brand- stetter. 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 Ricels first home football game, marching contests. music festivals, the May Fete, graduation exercise, and taking part in all Reagan football games. Last year the band was invited by the City of Houston to play for the annual Tree of Lights ceremony at City Hall. Each year many band students enter the solo and ensemble contests held annually by the Texas Interscholastic League. Also, every year we are privileged to have many of our students win positions in All-State Band and the Youth Symphony. A high standard of performance is maintained at all times. Virginia Massey Treasurer Malinda Redman Librarian Mary Ann McBee Junior Librarian I23 H ,uw eggs. ...gg mum -f fu ,..1. 0.6 9, - . -fu Af Mfg, 23ib1v,,i',i!ses 1 R b Q mf , , S Ol 'L' ikivef-H: 1 S 2 Q Q k iv- 5' fl! ' 5 lf, 5... -A, ..L, 3 'S Ei 12 1 7 g 1 1 Im: . w, f . w w A z QQ. ms Y P we-,fn Q. ,L .., f 4 , Q M, , X , if HW K 'E ' 1 ,J 5 A REAGAN RED COATS SOCIAL OFFICERS U , t N X St--. 1 .- , my , Vice Prcsirlertl , '- Kay Jordan K i X-If is ,a Secretary Trudy Ashmore Sponsor Mrs. .l o Noe l026 marked the year of the organization of the leagan Red Coats. From that year until 1958, the roup has had three sponsors: Mrs. Byrd Creekmore, Mrs. iernice Calc. and Mrs. Jo Noe. With Mrs. Noe's leaving leagan to go to Davis High School as Dean of Girls, lrs. Betty lfreytag took over. We welcome Mrs. Freytag 1 Reagan and to the leadership of this organization so aluable to tht- spirit of Reagan High School. Many of the functions which the Red Coats participate 1 during the course of the year are cheering and perform- ig at all football games. drilling at the Shriners' Ball. iarching in the Armistice Day Parade. ushering at the American Flag Group V President Jo Anne Sharman Reporter Sally Cale First-Aider Jimmye Sue Jones annual P.T.A. Open House. presenting the annual April Fool Show. Snowball Dance. Football Banquet. Final Review. and giving a picnic for the new Red Coats. Annually for the last four years. the Red Coats have taken an educational tour. This year they spent thirteen days touring several western states. with California as their main destination. The girls traveled through New Mexico. Arizona. California. and Nevada. While in Los Angeles. the girls saw the Rose Bowl Parade and football game, Disneyland. Marineland. and Knott's Berry Farm. The Red Coats also made brief stops at the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas. Swiss Flag Croup mlumwm BUGLERS Pat Ralllf-r Co. A Drill Lieutenant t ' ,llxf ll ll Harrie-t llhylm-S Co. A llrum Ll!'IllPlIfll1l DRUM MERS -4 .J I Q 5 ' X X 1. N. Ann Cleve-land Ameriran Flag Lieulenanl Q' ' .., 3 A W2 - ,,,-,, f -J' 3 QC' ' l I . 4 1 Marion Scivally Co. HAH Bugle Lieulenant Gwcnda Wilkerson Tenor Bugle Sergeant 23 COMPA Y WA ,..,,, 4 J 1'? f .V yu Sllirlvy llvlvrwrm llflllll ,llajnr Alive- Wallis Assislallt llrum .llnjur 'WI1 ,-Q, T llurlmaru Rulwrmm 7fIll7lll!'f Svrgrnnl Nlarilnu Hivlmrllson Hnrironf' Bugle' Sergrmzl CGMPANY HB FI'1llH'illt' Flukingvr Drill .Uaxler V' me I-f JU U 5 -55 .fi 'I I .Q m llurlzn lIann1m Axsixlnrzl Ilrill .Uasfer . . , ,,,V .1 V . . ww ,.1 if. m ff Margaret Hohmann Swisx Flag Lieutenant BUGLERS Barbara Southworth Co. B Drill Lieutenant gLgN:.- - T ,Z ii ,.... A Q f' 9 Bvlll Rllllghllill Kay Dillard lie-tty Smith Hell Sf-r,uvant Co. H Bugle l.iel1IPrll1f1l Cn. 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Jimmie Britt, Presidentg Edward Erelcson, Treasurer: Jim Bob Doty. Sergeant-at-Armsg Judy Haddon, Vice President. ADVISORS: Mrs. Roberta Hooker and Mrs. Frankie Dunn. Fall Members President Michael Sampsel Advisor Miss Myrtle Quam Spring Members OFFICE ASSISTANTS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Jackie Carter ,loan Castle Bahs Bettell Sally Cale Sherry Woods Earlene Bilbrey Patty Branard Patricia Sidenblod Layla Graham ,Ian Dreeson Advisor: Mr. Cord on Cotton 1 MR. WILLIAMS' OFFICE Gloria Douglas Inez Courtney Yvette Gregory Zerelene Lawless JoAnn McDonald Frances Cmelka Advisor: Mrs. Gladys Winship COUNSELORS Ada Collins Barbara Tungate Ida Sue Berman Fay Kiesling Jean Shows Virginia Cleland Leigh Jean Casselberry Anne Hulme Evelyn Vackar Harriet Rhymes Douglas Ware Counselors : Miss Katherine Keller Mrs. Rhoda Sheetz OFFICE SSISTANTS LIBRARIANS john llill Xlury Kvt-ton Carlton .lames Carolyn Wm-stlrrrmamk Dorothy Skorpenske llarliara Pollard Norma Word .laekie Syptak I.:-e ,lorden Carolyn llailey Carolyn Clnrd Linda Wilson ,loyve Edwards Billy lluiley Judy Lou Jones Darla Cannon Ima Hughes Betty. Slovavek ,Indy Reynolds Jane Ulmer Geraldine Hilsher Mary Whitley Nlarv jane Jackson jo Harriet Haley Nancy Greene lliane Humphries Joe Bill Newman Stella Pt-uit Ruth Butts Rohert Carlson Judy Grundy Velma Carroll Lana Wrong Sandra Raimer Linda Smith joann Hill DEAN OF GIRLS Barbara Faulk Linda Bettell Pat Galyean Beverly Pederson Shirley Mackenzie Sandra Hahn Sandra White Sonia Fritz Charlotte Boswell Carolyn Tull Rae Brunner Linda Brown George Baecaris e Bill Bc-thea Charles Pierce Butrh Bugle Frank Schoellkoph Robert Higginbotham Advisor: Mrs. Bernice Cale Aclrixors: Nlrs. Catherine May Nlrs. Dorothy Hamilton REGISTRAR ,loan Chatfield Ardilh llearden Sylvia Thornton Sandra Carson Sharon Mathis Marsha Foster Phyllis Won-hose Naney Jones Arlvisor: Mrs. 0. R. Hale OFFICE ASSISTANTS CLERKS Edith Davis Jeanne Broker Sheila Brown JoAnn Crabtree Ann Clvvvland Delores Collins Virginia Massey Advisor .' Mrs. M ary Ruth Hayes ATTENDANCE OFFICE Karon M1'Calluln Patsy Warne-r Nanry Johnson Linda Lawervncc Annette Hillin Linda Jones Carol Witt Diane Ford Caroln- Young Darlis Wtrtitl Patrivia Mrliarlilc' Advisor: Mrs. Agn:-s Se-yrllfr ATTENDANCE OFFICE Dorothy Szymanski Ela Westmoreland Ile-vc-rly Higgs Sandra Honvycutt Dalana Stroud Glenda Hillyvr Geraldine Robinson Marvia York B1-tty Smith Sylvia Schrr-ilu-r Judy Bond Anna lsaavks Dianv Hutlrllvston Diane- Craig Ann Darwin Advisor: Mrs. Agnes Seydle-r OFFICE SSISTANTS TICKET SELLERS Juyw lfnvingttm llianv 'l'uylnr Faye lit-usml Shirley Smith llunnie Km-pple .'1tlll'SUf.' Nlr. Holm-rt l'attt'rsnn AUDIO-VISUAL .lm-try Nlurlmrgvr Klan-li llavitlsnil Stanley llmwn l.yndm-ll .'xl'l'lllQLltIll Alfred Frantz .Nlttllllt hlt'l,t'0tl Ray Mille-1' .lt'l'1lIl!t' lln-ifin-i'st llurft Nlaiii-r Ralph llallun .fltlttsnrf Nlrs. l,tll'l David law' l.:-Roy lllunkonlmurg liill Mourz' Sandy xILN'YlliIVlSll George' Prutswatvr Jatnvs I.ulu-y Toininit- Gibson Richard Zalmrslii llully Uuissun ,thy Hamilton CLINIC Sandy Pepper Gloria Mata Judy Mumma Madge Aden Freddie Spivey Sharon Westmoreland Linda Parker Pat Hays Elizabeth Curtis Joyce Bailey Ar1'1fi.s0r: Mrs. Mary Connelly CAFETERIA HOSTS Pat Murphy Mike Bell Patsy Garza Suzanne Klauli Ihslrliy Sims lllhlllllt' Svhve-rak Gaym-llc Fielding ,4111'isnr: Nlrs. lIt'l'llll'l1 Cult' XJ 33 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO OFFICERS President ,,,.. ...... Vice President ,...... Secretary ...Y,.......... . Treasurer ................... .......,. . ..........,.......,.,,.............. Clarence Ray David Reddoch Sharrie Harris Mary Ann White Sergeant-at-A rms ....... ...,.......... R aymond Mosley A dvzsor .........,.....,... .....,.., Miss Ann Harbison D,E,SweelhgaftgBg1'bgrgDugwgll, D.E. students busy at work, using telephone The Distributive Education Club, a voca- tional training club in retail, wholesale, and service selling, began at Reagan in 1944. The Creed is a five-point system: a belief in the future of one's self, a belief in rendering the highest measure of service to customers, a belief in the democratic philosophies of pri- vate enterprise and competition, a belief in the ethics of conduct laid down by the Great Distributor. and a belief in doing the best in every way according to these principles. Many advancements have been made since 19-lf-1, such as the giving of many scholarships. Two important scholarships are given D.E. students by the Retail Merchants Association of Houston and the Retail Furniture Associa- tion of Texas. The activities of the club this year have included morning club meetings, a picnic, an employer-employee banquet, and a convention in Austin. Other activities included a selling contest and a contest for our D.E. sweetheart. LG techniques in selling. 1 we ,W Z fu- . .Mg-.Kg ,. , in-M ,,,.,.. W .Rf . , An 11' 'Q s is . ,M 25. , , I U U X r :LW .1 FQ 'Y Wolff j 55W SQ' 5' k .V wg 'Q u9 S8 'fllip f, iii, hewlif' 'vs 12'wfgr'H MW 'KI if A wwf BILLY HELTON CWICNDA WILKICRSON MID-TERM MOST POPULAR RUNNERS-UP JOAN CASTLE INICZ COURTNEY Y 4 ws Ii -ij TRACK QUEEN CAROL LYNN ROBINSON IHANNIC FORD NIIKIC INCLI, MID-TERM MOST REPRESENTATIVE if 'X 1 GLORIA MATA RUNNERS-UP DONALD LEDNICKY JESSIE LEE BRISTER MID-TERM MOST BEAUTIFUL PATTY BRANARD MID-TERM MOST HANDSOME CECIL CALVIN RUNNERS-UP DIANNE FORD GWENDA WILKERSON RUNNERS-UP KARL RIKFR I D HNNCOCK ONE f ezikaggi I . il 2 5 Q ' n DNYJII' -Q an ,,..-U... . l.,...N, 4 1 -f 1 v x, -. An 1. X , ', 'Dx '- . , Q, 'x .' xl H . x .21 515 'Q -ws.. Q K U RUNNERS-UP PAT MURPHY BARS BlC'I l'IiI.I, CECIL TELLER CAROLE YOUNG Mx ,,.,-f-'f' A ,, ,....a.-4 i .. f y al 2 y i ' ' ' W 5 wg 3 x ' s 2 K 2 6, VL xv- .., 5k........--I , 19ffW3 fX J ,.x1.,1 ,- 1 S2535 vw M M. fi f yi? , T52 5YU.jif?5 R 1' , NQQQQ, p .GSTA f,'f? 4'5 X353 if ' ,,..- . li KAY lllI,l,ARIJ ll,l,Y S'l'l'Il'lIl'INS 'M I 1 RUNNERS-UP SI T IC BAR DEN AL NORTON JUNE MOST BEAUTIFUL lwr KIQNNIQDY JUNE MOST HANDSOME DONALD SCHVERAK RUNNERS-UP VELMA CARROLL CAROLE YOITNG RUNNERS-UP RONNIE CAFFEY ICIJDIIC MITCHMORE ' 1 2 www.. t O ,-1 . Q y Y 1 ...ng- lo . 1 ' f ,,,.. ,,, 4 in . . 4 ,,. .45 ., ,fs Q n X . an ws-'vs ' WK! x -'ax' ' ' JW , ,mmf 4 , 3' R414 F IL' H: VI p M. ,fi ,rg New v .V .3 xm ,J - .H 'if f f. if if ' H 1 -,u. ,gf f' 4 w -x - XX Xxx N if q - gi .,f,f,wwX,gu:i.tG gf gfgww .V .- s SQ im, 5,i,,,,1?,-,M,,fQm,2Xm.dzm v Q 'T' 1,2 35 .- . xt .1 if wil , f .f ', .e Q X ffl r . Z'zQ?I?L1kf,1k gi L? 1. X: H5 ,x,7 1 , 5 X X E ,Kf, R Xx ., X , ww ,,4-M 3 , l I E s X Z 35 as ul ai 1 2 Y as i 'vcgw R S v 3 2 5 x . A MAY FETE QUEEN AND KING :mas BIC'I I'I2I,I. I'.fX'I' NIVRVIIY I GT' Ps 95566 XJX2 CAROLE YOUNG fn, Ge f,5,Qw 1 BARBARA ROBERTSON BABS BETTELL DONNA HILL ueen AR DITH BEARDEN JENNALEE JACKSON 0 :H- SWIMMERS 1 9 5 7 mdwdw L-1-122'-2 WW Standing: Steve Majors, Managerg John Stewart, Charles Lucas, George Smith, Mr. Harold K. Costlow, Coach. Sealed: Frank Schoelkopf, Steve Raben, Terry Harper, David 'Lemons, Raymond Stech, Claude Traylor. In winning the 1957 State Championship in Swim- ming, the team scored 50 points, which was 12 points better than their nearest opponent. Every boy on the squad did his part to make them the kind of champs they were. Special recognition, how- ever, should be accorded George Smith for his record TRACK Amid a steady rain and a 5-7 M.P.H. wind, Jack Burney ran to win the Half Mile Run at the State Meet in Austin. His enviable record was 1:59:7. Coach: MR. JOE TURNER l62 S-. 51:15 OMF, omg- Him 1255 Pr S cn 50.- WE Po m 11 'FS no 'Ln o ws? 25 :: 539 N '1 ol 40 CDU? 55' -8 Tm mute gi! QS- O is 1 :Lo These State Champs were led hy captains George Smith, Charles Lucas, and Joe Musgrove. and were coached by Mr. Harold K. Costlow. JACK BURN EY g W'i X ' x xx. 3 SR .X n, yi? :ZA JK' f if ..,: l a if 'i..,. A ,Q-. gas l iz , I , ,,, If . W lj! A V , .X if, mg ,Q , 'Q Q, -gs! , ,u fg, - ,W ,r ' 9 - ' fyxaf'1iTlTx v fag' ' , ti -ufj K ' frm. WY' gwaffwialfg A WH: ' uwi:1ff.'2 W, 'I-? 5 .I: C: 1' W u 3,5 z '- gw'i1M.,m ,,,, 1Q '1 Qf W g x mm - - 'www iw- .i? w-mu W vg mg, X ,355 -,gi 4'.,w hf'i:' V. , Q l i ,.,., - :M f ,W if : 'Mu TH 'A-.W . -u e! ! T W J4. '4lf11v wi .M V ximwfc glj, Mu. WL M , x fwxwlf kwa M .-f -, .:,,v ,. ,gm ,,-Haw 11, A 1. f 1 4: Man-' f..w'W'Q yM4',,- ,wg-555 'VZ f ir' H7 '- FE-' md.Kf!!W 'u.:Lfi.f7e- '5l 'f5 .. v- . feA',,m ,g,4 ' g ff W '-lg L.. ' , Q1 Mgxvw' , ,gawf I Wit 555,651 , , Q35 L' F if 'w1 1.4 N, WN 5 if Q 531 'A' 3 if ' if 'E ' ' 2 3? f - 4 Ph Sufi, r ig, 1' at af' ' af Q ff Kg A ,I 'g 1 ,w , ww M, dw Gwenda Wilkerson HITES HIGH FIGHT SONG Hites High will shine tonight! Hites High will shine! Hites High will shine tonight! Hites High will shine! Oh! Hires High will shine tonight! Hites High will shine! Oh-h-h, Oh-h-ll. Hires High will shine! Donald Scliverak .ff Babs Bettell Head Cheerleader Pat Murphy Head Cheerleader I l'1'1U3Pl'11t'47Ut'1'Jt'1'JIO WW Dianne Ford 6 Stove Mannion 1 9 5 7 1 9 5 8 l -I-In-nl... , til kd J -ix x v ,gil HN? ,:J-mar-g5:3z:.x.iE- ff 35 S.1?aW:'1 'gif k ' ' ,,... qiai' ' giigimggi,f,s-iafiikliw.,mi... L . I COACHES MR. L. R. ASHMORE MR. JOE C. TUSA MR. JOE M. TURNER Baseball B Team Football Track Football HB Team Baseball B Team Basketball MR. JAMES M. SKAINES MR. J. B. ANDERSON B Team Football Football Track Swimming MR. CHARLES KIVELL MR. OWEN EREKSON Basketball Head Coach Tennis Football Halfback Senior Letterman Muzzled for three periods. the Bulldogs came back midway in the fourth quarter, when Eddie Mitchmore, taking a handoff from quarterback L. D. Hancock, outdistanced the entire Cardinal secondary for an 86-yard touchdown run. resulting in a 7-2 victory over the Cardinals for the Bulldogs, their second win of the grid season. Mitchmore added the extra point. Bellaire scored its only point when llancock's punt was blocked behind the goal. Mitchmore gained 143 yards in 18 carries: James Fagan had 22 yards for 9 carries. EDDIE MITCHMORE All-City Halfback Most Valuable Player Iglflriiior CAPTAINS Aisfawa., CELIL CALVIN REAGAN 7-BELLAIRE 2 Guard Senior , Letterman All-City Guard JESSE QUIROZ 2 JAMES FAGAN Halfback Senior ' Vw - Letterman llunrd bonu fr JOHNNY HMZEE l,l'lll'l'IllLlll RICAGAN 26-SAN ,IACINTO 7 UIYTCH BOCLE Center Senior Letterman Striking swiftly, the Reagan Bulldogs rolled to their third con- secutive victory by defeating the San Jacinto Bears 26-7, scoring twice in the second period. adding single touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. With L. D. Hancock and Edward Erekson quarterbacking, the B u l l d o g s drove through the Bears' defenses for 317 yards rushing and 40 yards passing. San Jacinto scored in the last 58 seconds. Top gain- ers were Mitchnlore with 67 yards on l3 carries. Ronnie Wriglit 89 yards on 6 carries. and lfddie But- ler 62 yards on 6 carries. l'Alll. Senior l .1-th-rl 'l'l N l lal llmvli llllll l3lI.l.Y S'l'lCl'llliNS yu., llalflnuvk :Th Senior Letterman 1 , tt 9 iv- L. ll, HANCOCK Qriarli-rliark Svnior Lvltrrman I Putting up ai ilvlensive battle ilglilllwl llfllllilll tho Rc-flskins cic- lvzilvfl the Bullflogs 20-7. Reagan sc-mr-rl against Lamzir when Eddie Nlila-linmrc ran 49 yarcls in the thircl quarter. Reagan lerl in first downs. total net yardage, and in plays run. Tl-50. Je-ssc Quiroz lecl llm-agziiiis rlvfvnse with T tackles :mil l assist, while Nlitc-hmorc led ruslic-rs with 'H yurcls on 17 Car- rivs. Nlllilf lllill Tuvklv S4-nior l.1'llt'I'IIlLlll Wauw ,rl , . . gi . h REAGAN T-LAMAR 20 X M l,l'i0N S'l'HAll.NN C lllurlilr' XDA X93 Svniur X5 X lA'lll'I'Illllll l'i-Xl I. lLl.lf-XSON lfnil Svlllul' l.1-tl:-rmzm a. v ' l1..l-y's in lf l JWAKD EREKSON Qua rt:-rlmavk .l uuiur Lvl tvrlimi R NIIKI-I RIYICRA Ifalllmrk Senior l.c-tt:-rlnnn RIGAGAN 12-AUSTIN 0 -H Scoring in the first 52 seconds and before halftime. the Reagan Bulldogs defeated the Austin Mus- tangs 12-0. Paul Tinnne intercept- ed Austin's third-down pass, re- turning it 25 yards for 6-0 lend over the Mustangs. After the liull- dogs surrendered the ball on Aus- tin's 10. Reagan took charge of the ball minutes later with Miteli- lnore running 21 yards to Aus- tinis 4 yard line and tllen over the goal line for a 12-0 seore over Austin. Reagaifs Partin did much to torment Austinls passers und at-counted for the biggest part of Reagaifs tackles. f' HUNN Ili Cllllll lfttlllmck .l unior l,t'llt'I'tllilll R04 fl,lf 'llurliln' .I unior L1-tternian IIXRRIS f f if lilll I, Back Junior Lette-rnian Starting their district games, the Bulldogs pounced the Milby Buffaloes 27-14 hy scoring once in the second period and once in the fourth and 2 touchdowns in the third period. Mitchmore scored 21 points. while Paul Tinnne ran lmck Zl lVlillmy kickoff 82 yardsfor a Reagan touchdowwr l,. ll. l'lum'oc'k's 46-yard pass was good to Cecil Calvin who was stopped on the lVlilhy 5. Mitch- inore ran 23 tunes for O4 yards and Paul'lnnnu?ran 82 yards on l carry. W 1 ffl Halflmark Lvtlr-rnian KENNETH BURWHANI EIJDIIC llllf Sopllolnorf 4, .f nv.. Awq .V it 4,115 ,u QI, - wh. 1-' ffif?f Q'-iff.: gsfffii 4' 'f1'. RPABAN 20-SAM HOUSTON 21 HOBBY PARTIN Le ttcrinan Reagan playing its second dis- trict game against Sain Houston lost to the Tigers 21-20. Reagan scored 2 of their 3 touchdowns in the second quarter and 1 in the third. kicking only 2 of their extra points. Mitclnnore ran I2 yards for the first touchdown. llis second involved a 34-yard pass from Paul Tinnne. l.. D. Han- cock rifled a I3-yard pass to Bill McNIillian for lieag1an's third touchdown. Mitchniore led all gaincrs with 81 yards on 18 car- ries. and L. D. Hancock '16 yards on 9 carries. WALLAQIIC REELS , x. .W .4 tw ' . . ffl-A' 1 wp, - UH e f.. . .-az At WL? . ., ,g . End S:-nior The Reagan Bulldogs ended up in sm-oml place in 'JAAAA stand- ing hy defeating the Jeff Davis Panthers 25-0. Reagan finished with a 6-3-1 seasonal mark and 2-1 in district. Leading 25-0 the Bulldogs had the hall on the Davis 2-yard line: successive penalties put Bulldogs hack on their own III-yard line. The Bulldogs scored 3 times in the svvond period, I.. IT. I'Ianc0ck raved 37 yards for the first scoreg ,Ianws Fagan plunged 3 yards for ll se-vond touchdown and Eddie Nlitvhmore ran 83 yards for a touvhdown. Bill lVIclVIillian ran 20 yards for the last touchdown. EVERETT SIMS DAVID WINSHI IJ Guard Sophomore' REAGAN 25-JEFF DAVIS 0 U-nn-r .Iunior JOHNNY WELCH SAN IH NIMTAX ISI-I Guard Junior JOHN NlAlllCI'f 'l':14'klQ- SUIlhUlll0l'l' BURL JACKS Quartvrlmack junior EDGAR JAMES Center ,Iuninr TOISY HAN N SZ Tavklc- Junior F' I ivuard ,I unior LEROY LRUMI' Guard Sopllolnure' A TEAM FOOTBALL Top row, left to right: Assistant Coach Lee Roy Ashmore, Assistant Coach Barlow Anderson, Paul Gleason, Tommy Lucas, Edgar James, Ronnie Cobb, Roger Harris, Toby Hannsz, Cecil Calvin, Kin Miller, Mike Bell, John Magee, Johnny Welch, Edward Erekson, Head Coach Lief Erekson, Head Manager Allen Hurst. Middle row: Burl Jacks, David Winship, Bill Moore, Kenneth Bumham, Johnny Hagee Eddie Mitchmore, Jesse Quiroz, Butch Bogle, Buddy Oakes, Leon Strahan, Marion Kubeczka, James Fagan, Burton LeLong. Bottom row: Assistant Manager Jock Peters, L. D. Hancock, Eddie Butler, Paul Timme, Billy Stephens, Bill McMillian, Ronnie Wright, Mike Rivera, Leroy Crump, Sandy MacTavish, Ted Trigg, Bobby Partin, Everett Sims, Head Trainer Jimmie Jones. MANAGERS, TRAINERS Head Manager and Statistician, ALLEN HURST Head Trainer, JIMMY JONES Assistant Manager, JOCK PETERS CHAMPIONSHIPS FROM 1932-1958 1932-Quarter Finals 1950-City 1936-District 1951-City 1938-Bi-District 1952-City 1942-City 1955-City Sportsmanship Trophy 1954 FOOTBALL Mr. Skaines, Bobby Sanders, James Walker, Rudy Schrieder, Phil Abalos, David Bracher, Gene Puckett, Charles Goodson, Gerald Michalak, James Jenkins, Kirby Bunel, Donald Fisher, Terry Secalise, Lindon Sanders, Camile Buford, David Bedell, Billy King, Elton Reist, Tommy White, Michael Andre, Ronald Lyon, J. C. Smith, Jimmy Schmidt, John Fredricks, Billy Pelczar, Anthony Arriaga, Laird Gillespie, Charles Duncan, Raymond Rogers, Pete Neal, Tommy Hillin, Harry Rosenthal, James Lokey, George Faltisek, Guy Welch, Gary Welch, Gregg Whitacre, Jimmy Skorupinski, Wallace Rutland. BASKETBALL Standing, left to right: Sammy Jackson, Gene Mikeska, Billy Stevens, Martin Shoquist, John Magee, Norman Loosier, Bob Doty. Front: Dale Mohler, Richard Davenport, Jimmy Don Ulrich. . 7-gn-' The game against Sam Houston IIICWICY ICRVIN, Cvntvr J. C. MATIOCK, Guard KENNICTII SCIIOPPE, Guard BILLY BETHEA, Guard JACK WATSON, Manager R R R R 2, R x t Sit N 7 si, 1' x -.. - we ' . ' 'R . T ' A C s 1' - ' x ,ul . me Ga, ,f 'Z Q- I 4 Y M, .L:, ff' g 4 if ' , xg' Y , xk .K ,Q A , 'I Z , . U. Y - ' 1 '-,. A- ,1-F . - K fnliirs I if f -' 12 ,Q Q f-'sl' , 'f 2 i Z v 1 I V 1 I ,.1.,,E., Q 1 I 9 .-,fi .A 'fu ' 4 - ' 1- 1 1--g 9 f SA' . Z TQ f f v J ' V Q' . 4 W A 9 i 'FWD q ,Q M' L f Qc 1 Ei I f ' 4' 5 pr? ii: fl. , xl ' , Q Lmi- X -'Q ' 1 1 by V A K he Qi., 55 '- iii rf R Q I ' ' X ' 4 0 ' 1 9 Q Q px I, 4 gf ' 4 QR 44 lv it 1 J 1 Q ' R 1:55 52 ,::-v , . ,uv 52' ml fi .ff , W X R fl r ' fe- ' 1 744' Y. 141 9 5 4 .9----N ' A . A xcf .i n K K 7 ,i . ,v WA K , fi , 34? R K QQ Rx ,-'- 6 - 0 -- df in ' 5 3 fan l ds Y, f 7 , , , 1 , A A N, L. f.'-ffiit Lk.. 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F, , k Pi MT... f'f+-ww' 525' ' W7 Q .15 .W 453: xx ,gif ga. f GQ p2x,x.',5 .. ,372 'V :DG V Wa E: A 1 GQ, ai F ai.,-2. , as 35 in ff' f F i 4: 5, s -fi? cey, Hollingsworth, Reaves, Jenkins, Martin, Bloodworth, Managerg Schulty, Hannsz, Stevenson sen, Trainer: Kaney, DeLong, James, Pool, Manager. WEIGHT MEN CITY CHAMPS C R O Manager, BLOODWORTH S Doyle Helton S Cordell MR. JOE TURNER, Coach C Taylor 0 U N Crawford T R Y SPRINT RELAY Cobb Pius Krolczyk Erekson DeLong Cooper '-2. ox 'L -1. M I 9f'g.'d.w'f9 A , E W-if-4 m On board: Steck, Presswood, Keeling, Cannon, Zwick. Front row: Traylor, Raben. Sims, Harper, Durham, Stelter. Second row: Cross, Hatcher, Lemons, Bodmer, Rogers, Good, Nowakowski. Third row: Coach Anderson, Jansen fTrainerJ, Clarke, Strickler, Crowley, Hambrick, Craven, Moore, Courtney, Marien. SWI MI Tri-Captains STEVE RABEN BOB SIMS CLAUDE TRAYLOR xf -SSGQQQ ' , rf +1 v -QQ-.1 .5 4 ffl-'asm T i , -KH it i K 5 ,pw 452 My 9 if Fi A fm- M'-1 5 K Q 3 Wig J JW' SW, As,-png Q, T . .yr -555 Q if f it wif,-3 W 'tZZl'1'1'-l Erma Standing: Mrs. Peek, Sammie Harrod, Dale Leacock, Jerry Wood, Marvin Ritchie, Don McCormick, Harold Lf-Crone, Mike Baker, Edward Miller, Rayburn Doege, Lem Dunn, Jimmy LeCrone, Bruce Marsh, Tommy Graham, Ralph Arrnat. Seated: Bob Casselberry, Jack Creel, Joe Demerat, Bob Scrres, Freddie McMillan. Not pictured: Bobby Allison, James Bugle, and Darrell Murphy. r1r'OCD Erma Stamling: Fritz Kronerberger, Kick Kreger, Captain Alonzo McLc0o, Bill Lowes, Joe Ballon, George Pryor, Coach Kivell. Kneeling: Stanley West, Micheal Sampscl, Westley Gilpin, Dickie Hillyer, Richard Spcngler. Not pictured: C, T. Echols. I85 Since 1940 the Girls, Physical Education Department has been participating in interscholastic contests. Reagan won its first city championship in girls' volleyball in 194-2. The next year Reagan successfully flefenclccl the championship. Again in 19418, the volleyball varsity took the spotlight as city champions. For the next two years. Reagan remained victorious over her challengers. Not heing too suc- cessful in 1951, the girls brought the winners' trophy hack H77 0 fw, 'le re Ibn '0102 ri 4. 46' K 8101- I 166' if 00d so 19 aqd 0 O, 've .946 D aj! fu 'ebb 0,1 515- I llf Cy f . . S2701 le C1 to Reagan in 1952. ln 1957 the team regained thc titlc of UVOLLEYBALL CITY CHAlVlPS.,, Thus, Reagan has won more city championships than any other school in Houston. 'l'In- girls' l'liysi1'11l lfmliivaltioii llvpartinvnt incluclcs a great vurim-ty of sports and uvtixitivs. The program is so well or- gzniizvtl tlizit 4-zivli girl rot-viva-s a well-rounrlvrl course. Lmrlvr- ship :mtl t'llill'llt'lt'I' art- also mln-wltqwfl. Sopllomorvs nrt' I'l'tItllf0tl to take swimming and llP2llIl1 vourscs. ,luniors liaw roursvs in first aicl. Seniors must take homo nursing instrut-tions. .-Xll tlio girls receive instructions in tvnnis. lvnslu-tlmll. talwlt- tvnnis. softlmall. liaslcetliall, rnoclern rlzinvingz. :intl lliltllllltlltill. 'llliv l'l1ysit-ul l'ltln4-ntion llvpartincnt is interests-Cl not only in utlllotivs. lint also in poiso. livultli. :intl sportsrnansliip. X l .xnxx -NK . X V .10 . . A x f -wx Sv' .qv Xf WN L ixoily X Nl 2- 'N ' gy XYQXQQ Xxucx K NLAXKQ K . A 1 if 11 - - , X19 D , X' AX? 5 . gov' Xlbvcxv? www NLUXXYAX K .. , 9 cf Xfb' X5 NV .0 Ngo' 3 X ' VAX xg TEAM Each semester a group of girls are selected from each of the classes to the position of P.E. team leader. Being a team captain is an honor for any girl taking physical education, since only four captains are chosen from each class. This choice is based on leadership, ability in skills, dependability, popu- larity, and sportsmanship. Among the duties of these leaders are assisting the teachers, selecting teams, helping these teams with skills, and being responsible for setting a good example for their fellow team members. The team captain's role is most important in the operation of the P.E. classes. Miss Flanigan and her Team Captains Douglas Ware Ellen Woods Penny Mitchell Mozelle Taitc JoAnn Grissom Beverly Stephenson Ann Codwin Linda Smith Phyllis Steil Marilyn Manning Patty McCelland Zoe Ann Murphy Norma Jean Hudgins Alida Strybos Carolyn Joslin Rae Brunner Leona Svetlik Merle Creenwade Carolyn Bruchmiller Center: Miss Flanigan Miss Jacob and her Team Captains Front row: Mary Jo Putch Ann Shearer Linda Brown Janice Joplin Jeanne Van Antwerp Judy Hadden Janice Ray Linda Freeman Center: Miss Jacob Back row Diane Craig Janice Miles Faye Davis Martha Pever Elizabeth Kittman Judy Cook Judy Ayo Bonnie Patotzka Mary Stephenson CAPTAINS Miss Mehr and her Team Captains Edra Ender Barbara Pollard Pat Hayes Joyce Thompson Pay Kennedy Loyce Thompson Jessie Brister Suzanne Bayer Frances Lewis Olean Ingram Mrs. Noe and her Team Captains Front row Peggy Rigas Dortha Lucas Babs Bettell Maggie Cazares Bonnie Spiller Shirley Miller Back row Pat DeLeon Peggy Graves Dixie Milam .leriy Lutz Carol Lynn Robinson Patsy Ballard Center: Mrs. Noe I isa Sandra Satterwhite Gracie Odom Peggy Dockal J erry Lee Morgan Harriet Truelock Carol Ann Krischke Pat McCarble Helen Huckahee Center: Miss Mehr Miss Smith and her Team Captains F rant row: Jeannie Swanner Joyce Cauthen Juanita Cougot Jeannie Watson Doris Mazola Sandra Westmoreland Donna Oberpiller Marjorie Knollkamper Center: Miss Smith Back row Marcia Novok Carolyn Kitzman Marian Bell Mary Standish Edna Wright Carolyn Cutler Nelza Mueller Lora Sue Wakefield Luanne Ludwick Patsy Stephenson Kathy Capps Elaine Franks OLLEYBALL CITY CHAMPS N KI 'ka' Y? I I t A P ' 4. . y, , . x STARTING -Front row: Sheryl Wamble, Patty McClellan, arol Lynn Robinson CCap- tainl, Judy Jessie Brister, Loyce Thompson, Nelza Mueller Second row: Miss Smith C Beverly Franks fManagerJ, Rose Marie Turner, Elizabeth Kittman, Gloria Edra Ender, Phyllis Steil, These girls are the CITY C Beating Sam Houston, Davis, and Milby won the district play-offs A This put the team in the city play-offs with Austin. Reagan's victory of 19-16 in the first game was equaled by Austxn s winning the second game, 29-19. However, the rallied in the third and final to Wm a score of 25-9 and take b RESERVES Front row: Betty Mitchell tTimekeeperl, Mary Standish, Jerry Morgan Sandra Satterwhite, Dorothy Harper, Miss Smith. Second row Olean Ingram, Leona Svellik, Sandra Westmoreland, Carol K s R i . f :egg Krischke, Judy Lorenz. gf 4,7 5' C fx- ! N Lora Lewis, Ma ha Jones, Edna Duch s Beach. Janice pn.,- '35- SWIMMXNG VARSITY: jerry Marilone, Barbara England, Bette alamey , Dixie Thompson, Judy Baird, Elizabeth Kiitxnan. Loyce Nliw l lanig1an's Junior l'1H1I'H't'Q tIauths-n Amvlia l.aw- Shirlvy lit-rggvr l.Q'0na Svvllili Nanvy 'l'urnvr Sunja l,zu't-y Rav llrunnvr Ruanne- l.aws-nn llvtty Frrtiflrivli Nlvrlv flI't'1'llWH4ll' 'Q .lvssiv Briste-r Lnyvt' 'lqlnmipsort Pat Kvnnmly JoAnn Gnlwl Betty Mitrhcll Barhara lfasthurn Donna Kulwvs Carol lrvlanal Kathy Svlme-lnian Gloria Mata VOl,l,EYliALL Nliw ,lacwtlff Supltmnorvs School Champs Miss Mc-l1r's Svnifvrs fxlllfli llluwlllit' Szmslra lltPl11lllt'll Ut- lftta Crvvr lfarmvn YlllZ154'lltIl' fivvilt' Uttn llluria Jurisvlik liuthann Yvrwr lfltarlvfvttn' fiftbllfll Nlivkvy llvnn Elizalwtli Kit lilll lllldll Carolyn Bfllt'llIIllllQ'I' lfvvlyn llnrnalc I TRAM RALS Sllvryl Wlanilxlc' lva l.Ull l'1llI'lIll'I' llnris lfrialiy llurutlly Nlil1'llUSt Nlyrtlf- Svlirhamlt-r l.inula Smith Kathy Smith Nlarilyn Nlanning llllyllis Su-il Patty Nlvtllt-Ilan Nliff lflanigrarfs Juniors BASKETBALL Sflzool Champs Mrs. Nncfs Seniors Donna Chastang Pat llallarrl Durotha Lucas Francvs Zorh Wanda Smith Delorvs Taylor Drmmllly Harpvr Kart-n Davenport Luis Divtrivh Ann Amasnn Xlartha l'+-wr ,V 6 u l X v t i 5 'nr' S4 I EN -V ' I N ie 'tug I -.1 1' 1 Miss Flanigarfs StlIlllUlIl0l'f'S Nlozvllv 'llaitr' lille-n Woml Ann Wong ,lanvt Roan-rs Carvn King Rr-xinv Ilirkf-lha Maria Hih-y Douglas Wart- Dnrnthy Slrvich vll QQQSTUDE T LIFE1958 A l93 And the student body cast their vote. Representative Albert Thomas visited the Red Coats. I94 It was the first day of school and Eve Yone was ready to begin. ' VD mf' V .. ' 5 Nominees for class officers were presented ' 0 . 2 Wi i --,ZW . Q,,g.4.q- . 1 - Sfgwie . ,sw x Q ' , rm, A mb- - , ,. , .-,- . ,E :Q H .-me--13, A L ja ,. -555,5 - .. 5 fm X H., - fizi, 1 . X Qi L A A ' . 'TTA 5 LJ L - A .Q 1 - - .xt NE A, -- . 4. :Q . .tv wif , pm-,,1f z: GV-yes: ,fx ...., . V -, , , -1- 1,-T iw- .,,,, ., A 1 ,M . jk .- '3'i :' Q Y E52 A A 'EN ' i..Q i5QiZ3 Q5fl U' f ' 122- , m 1 - - 'Y -r,z.,., - I 4, -gif-Q I 5. .. H,-,Q M 2 . . -,af , M i 'f , A , A A' gg -4, .1 ..... i it I- it .ifak . . iff -1,-5-aa-5-Y-1v:.-1 X X, 5 5 1 1 wllwf--pff-P-ff' AQ. . Hz- V . K -,1 qgR5gi??3g:. K. pm H 2, I 55? ' i ii MQ 5 ' A-il n - ,411 A. Q. 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Outstanding students were hon- ored lmy the Optimist Club. Ushers welcomed Theater-goers to KSMY. Roberts . . . im? ?' Ami ended with the same spirit. 1 Football spirit startcfi off with a bang at the pep rallx' in Fort Worth . . . +415 Wim .. F Then it snowed . . . Sock Hops were the thing! To eat lunch, et cetera. Bringing everyone inside . . P en n a n t staff members rushed to meet the last dead- line. The student body was as loy al to basketball as to football The year was climaxed by the Senior Play. wie? M94 M A mwwgw' MVK amy' my g , .fx je 'ax if L -fn ,R ag ' A WM F R Y W J' Q5 f?a'D3 '2:,LeQ-QU 7111? 3' 7 if X , . . .5 X '1 , 5 Qfffcl Q: JlQ2f'?b Z'1. 2 fi ' : J jr X2-2 L fil-it 5 e ' I . 4 , 4 K' ' . -3hf4'?' 4 .AKfJ' 11.5 'ZZ'-1-. 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