Jourdanton High School - Chief Yearbook (Jourdanton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

ft e pmatl to tfoa 7k 963CfUefc EdtlM . . . 'Betty 'Bourn iit. Edl yi . . . tm Ron %cdock, It is with sincere gratitude and warmest regards that the staff of the 1963 CHIEF dedicates this publication to Mr. William J. Brown-- It is not what he has, or what he does, but rather what he is that makes this man our friend. 'Jowood The time has come to pause-- To turn and take a backward glance. We behold a profusion of Memories and images, imposed one upon another; Some are somber, some are brilliant. This record has been written, and we are proud, for the passing of time cannot fade these forms. We present to you-- the 1963 Chief, with the hope that in its pages you will find warmth as you recall school life at J.H.S. How could we ever forget the nights we spent in Excitement! ! Our football team aroused a great deal of enthusiasm, and the spirit ofJ.H.S. lingered even after the Pep Rallies and Bonfires were over. After the games, our throats raw, we looked forward to..... Relaxation!!....with our favorite date, steady beau, or best friend. Sometimes the joy of these fun- filled hours was dimmed as we thought of. Studies!!... .those long hours spent cramming for exams or relaxed studying with friends. Even the volumes of note- books we filled in Biology class will be re- membered warmly as a part of this great High School Life. The Campus! !............How well we shall recall the way- worn short-cuts, the mesquite trees that shaded us from the Texas sun, and the buildings echoing with once familiar voices, and remembered footsteps. We come to J. H. S., and we depart. And t as we depart, we realize how great a part this campus and this phase of life have played in our struggle to develop from the students into the leaders of to- morrow . We are glad that our fortunes let us walk this way................................... Jk Votm 'Jok 7 SvJpwtfMhti - %i. Akwjp flcmon, To a Man----- The time has come to pause--to turn and take a backward glance. We behold a profusion of memories and images, imposed one upon another ;”------ We remember a lunchroom crowded with scurrying Juniors, arms loaded with crepe paper--purple crepe paper; and on a ladder, towering above them, and working just as diligently, we recall seeing a man. We have visions of a Hawaiian supper--Seniorsseated on the ground, munching contentedly on chunks of bar-b-cue. and sporting leis--and in the midst of the students, we recall seeing a man. We can quickly call to mind the gaiety and laughter, and also the finality marked by the Senior Trip--May. 1963. The pool table, the shuffle board, the archery range, the dance floor, and the lake--we remember all of these, and in the midst of them, we recall seeing a man. A man--a friend. For making our High School Days ones which will glow in our memories all our lives, and for being a part of those memories, the Senior Class of Jourdanton High School. 1963, would like to thank you, Mr. Harmon. So we have paused, and taken a backward glance, and found a profusion of memories of which you are a part. Betty Bowen Senior, 1963 8 MR. WILLIAM J. BROWN. B. S, SCHOOL BOARD BACK ROW: Charlie Belicek, Jr, Claude Miller, B. E. McDonald. Lloyd Chisum. FRONT ROW:R. H. Eddy, Edith Heldenfels, John Campbell, Arlie Lowe. 9 MR. FRED ANDERSON Stephen F. Austin, B.S., and M.E. Basketball and As- sistant Football Coach. MRS. THELMA BENDER Oklahoma Baptist, B.A. Fourth Grade MRS. WANDA BENDER MRS. THERESA BOHL MRS. MELBA BOWEN Trinity, B.S. Lady of Lake, M.S. Girl’s P.E. Incarnate Word, B.A. Fourth Grade SWTSC, B.S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typing MR. EDWARD CAMPBELL SWTSC, B. S. Algebra, Plane Geometry MR. JAMES COOPER SWTSC, B.S. Jr. High Math and Science (6th and 7th) 10 MRS. MAGGIE COOPER Texas A I, SWTSC, B. A., M.E. Second Grade MRS. TINA COOPER Henderson State, Trinity B.S., M.S. Home Economics MRS. PAULINE CROSS Texas A and I, B.S. Third Grade MRS. HATTIE DUNNAWAY S.W.T.S.C.. B.A. Second Grade MR. EUGENE HARRISON Texas A and I, Jr. High Mathematics MRS. RUBY HARRISON Texas A I, B. A. Fifth Grade MRS. VERA HAYS SWTSC, B. A. History, English 11 MRS. EDITH HELDENFELS School Tax Assessor-Collector MR. J. B. KENNEY Guidance Counselor MR. FREDERICK LOEFFLER S.W.T.S.C., B.S., M.E. Football Coach. Track Coach MR. GEORGE McALLISTER Texas A and I, B.S., M.S. Vocational Agriculture MRS. GLADYS McKINNEY S. W.T.S.C. . B.S. Fifth Grade MR. JOHN MUCKLEROY Texas A I, B. S. Jr. High Science MRS. ELSIE MYERS SWTSC Third Grade MRS. LOUISE ORMAND Trinity, B.S. Third Grade MRS. BARBARA PEELER MRS. MARTHA PICKETT MRS. MYRTLE POWELL University of Texas, B.S. Jr. High Girls P.E. S.W.T.S.C. First Grade S.W.T.S.C., B.S. Fourth Grade MRS. LILLIAN PRESTON SWTSC. B. A. Jr. High Language Arts MRS. AGNES RODRIGUEZ Trinity, B.A. First Grade 13 n „ i i MR. DAN SCHREIBER St. Mary’s University, B.M. Band MRS. JANIE TUBBS SWTSC, B.S., M. A. English, Librarian MRS. MARY FRANCES ULCAK University of Missouri, B.S. Spanish, Office Secretary MR. RICHARD WEST University of Houston, Trinity B.S., M.E. Biology, Chemistry, Civics MRS. MARY ISABELLA WILLIAMS Mary Hardin Baylor, B.S. Jr. High English MRS. ALMA WINTERS SWTSC, B. A. English Mrs. Marie Gaenzel. Mrs. Lois Rutherford. Mr. Clem Anderson, Mrs. Stazie Hon. JANITORS BUS DRIVERS To the Staff: Well, can you believe that we are actually reading this conglomer ation of sweat, pictures, words, and time, rather than working on it? I can’t! It took a great deal of determination, planning, and prodding to get the show on the road, and the deadlines met, but now that it’s finished, aren't you proud! I guess that now would be the best time for me to tell each of you Thanks --I wish there were something bigger and better to say, but that about covers it! My special gratitude and couldn't-have-done-it-without-you 's, go to Mrs. Ulcak. Wasn’t she a great sponsor! I hope that in the years to come, some other editor is as lucky as I have been, and gits her agin ! Another big vote of thanks goes to Walter Vickers. You know, he isn’t even a member of the staff, but he shoulda been; when you look through this book, glance around at the art work--it took lotsa blobs of India ink, many turns of the hands of the clock, and. I imagine, many shady epithets, to do the job, but Walter did it! So now the work is o-ver, the deadlines have been met, and the time ha-s come to reap the harvest--sit back, relax, and enjoy the CHIEF--1963 style! THE STAFF Betty Bowen . . . Anna Rose Matocha Marylin Meyer . . Betty Jo Tom . . Joyce Bowen . . . Janet Darby . . . Kay Eddy . . . . Carol Kocurek . . Patsy Tymrak . . Jennifer Jendry . . Carol Early . . . Leslie Harrison . . Virginia Robbins . Joanne Scott . . . Margaret Woelke . Marshall Darby . . Paula Young . . . Sharon Matocha . . ................Editor . . . Assistant Editor .... Senior Editor .... Junior Editor . . Sophomore Editor . . . Freshman Editor . . . Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor . . Junior High Editor . . Elementary Editor . . Activities Editor .... Sports Editor .... Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor . . Business Manager . . Business Manager . Organizations Editor . Organizations Editor Sincerely, Betty Bowen Editor--1963 16 Gmi kJI ie ClwpMi %L %M fitfS 'Quick %m1jji Cmd Zadij 18 %od JjJkdif to Stmd - %mhJi 2Wy i OocIk %oit - uJi[ 'EwdudL %od Hojukom - 'Bawj %hk 21 25 %od y)thktic flumj 'hum Uuujcm 'HobbiM 28 TkfwMlt % mA 'KoUhm %wjmt Worn [ U 5 ' ir . FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Carol Earley BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Sandy Steinle PEP SQUAD SWEETHEART Butch Martin BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Anna Rose Matocha FFA SWEETHEART Virginia Robbins BAND SWEETHEART Ernest Spacck FHA SWEETHEART Gary McAllister BAND SWEETHEART Margaret Woelke ju UM Jauoutu Jm i ■ ; Walter Vickers and Mary Linda Tucker Ernest Spacek and Betty Tom Tommy Vickers and Judy Birdwell Bob Trammel and Susan Pritchard What would Jourdanton do without Marshall and Bill, Senior backs? Butch and Danny are the ready, willing, and able JHS Senior linemen. The annual bon-fire is a good example of good ole JHS team spirit. Leslie was our quarter- back. He too played his last year of high school football. This group of bright-eyed and bushy-tailed young ladies are the Crystal City majorettes and the Jourdanton majorettes before the football game, BELIEVE IT OR NOT. What could be a better way of winding up a footbajl season than receiving the well-earned awards? Five of these lads are receiving their last high school football jackets. All of these boys are to be con- gratulated. They worked hard and had a good season. Meanwhile 35 We were being entertained by LITTLE RED RILEY and HAPPY DAZE. Jourdan- ton was very fortunate in having these very fine gentlemen and entertainers visit our school and share their skills and gifts with us. The FHA installed its new officers, Jane Bender being the new leader. These young, inexperienced, sweet things are the freshman girls who were initiated formally into FHA. They are anticipating with joy the informal initiation. These students are not victims of a hand crippling disease but are the Seniors displaying their latest status-symbols-- their SENIOR RINGS. 36 The students of JHS were of great service to their community when they helped with the administering of the oral polio vaccine. fim l Wcmou THE FIGHTIN INDIAN TEAM-- Of 1962 was produced through the efforts of many--the squad, the coaches, and the managers. The squad supplied the sweat, man-power, com- plaints and cheer, while the coaches provided the patience, determination, and pep-talks! The team was thus kept ready by the managers, R. Ayala and N. Riley, kept willing through their own spirit, and kept able by the prodding of coaches Loeffler and Anderson. The Staff of the Chief says--MHats off to a fine team, with a good record, high spirit, and their share of luck--both kinds!! Leslie Harrison Quarterback Six JHS Indians Selected On District 284 All Stars The Jourdanton Indians, who tied for second in Dis- trict 28-A, won three places on the first all-district foot- ball team and an equal num- ber of spots on the second squad. Named as all-district selec- tions were Jourdanton’s Tac- kle Butch Martin, Halfback Marshall Darby and Full- hoHr Rillv Kaiser. Quarter- ed Ei back Leslie Harrison, ter Pete Schorsch and Leandro Gonzales were ch( en on the second team. Only Three Rivers wd more places in all-district lections than did JHS. T1 Bulldogs landed four gri ders on the first team ar three on the second. Jourdanton’s Butch M tin was one of two 28A sta to repeat as an all-distri first team choice. He w named as an all-district guai last year and chosen as i all-district tackle this ye£ Only other repeater w Three Rivers’ Ronnie Cor who shared first-team cent honors last year in the v ing. Several other gridders chc en were on the second a district team in 1961. Amor them were Darby and Kais of JHS although Kaiser w then an end, End Scott Du ar CAPTAINS-- B. Martin B. Kaiser L. Harrison Darby rambles for 12 yards against the Three Rivers Bulldogs, with Martin (64) and Ernst (68) finishing out the picture. These five war-hooping Seniors have led the Indians this season, and have provided a good substantial backbone for the team. Muscles and speed, combined with brains have made Darby, Harrison, and Kaiser backfield-standouts, while size and strength proved Martin and Ernst two of our top linemen. Leslie Harrison ”10 ---4 Letters Butch Martin Danny Ernst Bill Kaiser 64 —4 Letters ’68 ---2 Letters 31 ---3 Letters • • Hershell Anderson 76”—1 Letter John H. Schorsch 26”—1 Letter In the second half of the Nixon game, Gonzales intercepted a Nixon pass. This game was an important one, for at this point in the season, JHS, George West, and Nixon were tied for the top spot in District 28A. Pete Schorsch 51 ---2 Letters Leandro Gonzales 24 —2 Letters Bud Collier, up-and-coming lineman, tackles the Nixon quarterback behind the line of scrimmage. Pete Schorsch, Bill Kaiser, Marshall Darby, and a herd of die-hard Nixon Bobcats clutter the rest «of the picture with action. Bud Collier 78 —1 Letter Larry Spillers 21 ---1 Letter Barry Noble 82 —1 Letter John McDonald 85 —1 Letter mk Lettermen for the 1963 Track Season are: Left to Right: S. Steinle, L. Gonzales. B. Noble, B. Martin, L. Spillers, R. Chain, Coach Loeffler. - Vk jwn - Coach Loeffler, V. Woelke, A. Steinle, J. Vasina, P. Dor- nak, L. Ermis, S. Holland, M. Stewart, J. Miller, R. Cavallero, B. Trammel, J. Miranda. B. Martin - Sr, 4 Letters ■� - O ♦ S. Steinle ■ 3 Letters w L. Spillers - Soph. 2 Letters R. Chain - Fr. 1 Letter This year's outstanding track stars, Lee Gonzales and Barry Noble.... Lee was a miler and received the third place honors at the State Meet, while Noble, high jumper, won State 1st Place honors and set a new Class A” State record of 6 feet 5 inches. A TEAM Bottom Betty Tom Lualice Ryan Linda Gonzales Top Vivian Oden Virginia Robbins Kay Eddy Gwen Chisum Angie Gonzales Uohjlxd B TEAM Bottom Adela Garcia Eileen Riley Esther Talamentez Helen Orozco Top Gwen Anderson Felicia Garcia Janyce Piatek Emma Krauskopf JoNell Collier Agnes Polansky Mary Bartosh Mrs. Alonzo Peeler has done very well with the High School Tennis players this year. Mary and Agnes were the only high school players who went out for tennis, but being few in number did not stop them from achieving a number of honors. Mary and Agnes were the 1962-63 District 28-A Tennis Doubles’' Champions and they played in the Regional Meet but didn't place. 47 rv i saJ ■ f � :erts9| yim ■ . h BACK ROW: Coach Anderson, P. Schorsch, B. Trammel, S. Steinle, B. Noble. R. Mathews, L. Harrison, B. Col- lier, Mgr. FRONT ROW: J. Brown, F. Gaenzel, B. Dornak. A. Steinle, J. Schorsch, M. Darby, N. Riley, Mgr. M. Darby L. Harrison J. Brown Sr. --3 Letters Sr. --4 Letters Jr. --2 Letters S. Steinle B. Dornak Jr.--3 Letters Jr.--1 Letter LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Matocha, N. Cisnero, J. Collier, A. Meyer, G. Chisum, J. Piatek, V. Oden, K. Eddy. V. Robbins, M. Prda, J. J. Bowen, C. Rogers, S. Matocha, A. Garcia. STANDING: P. Tymrak, Mgr., Coach Bender, B. Scott, Mgr. V. Robbins Sr. For. --4 Letters K. Eddy Sr. Gd. --4 Letters V. Oden Sr. Gd.--2 Letters A. Matocha G. Chisum A. Meyer J. Bowen Jr. Gd.--3 Letters Jr. Gd.--2 Letters Jr. For.--2 Letters Soph. Gd.--2 Letters S. Myers J. Gonzales J. Collier C. Rogers Fresh. For.--l Letter Fresh. For.--l Letter Fresh. For.--l Letter Fresh. Gd.--1 Letter VIRGINIA KAY VIVIAN ANNABELLE ROBBINS EDDY ODEN MEYER All-District All-District All-District 2nd Team Forward Guard South All-Stars Guard All-District MARSHALL DARBY All-District Sam OPPONENT GIRLS BOYS WE THEY WE THEY Poth 40 26 50 36 Pettus 63 31 40 45 Three Rivers 60 39 46 34 Yorktown 79 26 56 35 George West 47 54 47 44 Poth 53 44 60 36 Pettus 42 32 50 56 Three Rivers 46 31 54 45 Yorktown 54 22 80 68 George West 50 55 68 69 Nixon 40 42 Nixon 62 54 fo. tfujk 'hwfabll 'Botfi fo. tfujk 11mk tfujh Uolktjlxd Ann Rutherford Preston Izard Julia Beth McClure Bo Harrison Betty Cross Roy Riley Diane Webb The Junior High Tennis teams, under the coaching of Mrs. Alonzo Peeler, practiced dili- gently along with the High School teams, and the practice paid off for one player. Betty Cross was the 1962-63 Junior High Singles Cham- pion Of District 28-A. fi. Hiji Venm LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Brooks. Sue Jenkins, Patsy Gunn, Virginia Miller, Jane Steinle. 3ti tk JLotujkom 3k 3mt 'Rrnk fpi 762------------------------ Betty Bowen. Janet Darby. Kay Eddy. Joanne Scott. Carol Early. 58 59 (J cc ZQ 60 ' Bmd (tomiL TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Schreiber, Jim Rogers, Joyce Bowen, Carla Rogers. Carol Brooks, Barry Noble, A. Steinle. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Smith, Kay Eddy, Margaret Woelke, Betty Tom, Betty Cross. 'Band 'jbmtM MR. DAN SCHREIBER A« 0 Jerome Tymrok S F Billy Domak W F Pete Schorsch E I Barry Noble E Virginia C Bud Collier T E John Gaydos H Robbins R Gary McAllister E S A R T 3ndm CJimkadm Elida Escamilla Shirley Collier Maurine Myers Mildred Bender Jo Nell Collier 64 65 J u N I 0 R H 1 S T 0 R 1 A N The Junior Historian Society is one of the newest organizations to be found on the JHS campus, and has proved to be one of the most active ones we can remember. The society planned flag ceremonies during Public School week, decorated bulletin boards, taught the student-body to sing the state song, and various other activities, which included participating in the state meeting in Austin. President. . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . Margie Steinle . . R. S. West Dorothy Sherrell Marian Gilmore The staff of the CHIEF takes this opportunity to thank the Jourdanton PTA for a job well done! Talk about an active PTA — we have one! A little gal who toured Europe this summer can vouch for that. It was partly due to the efforts of the PTA that the trip was made possible, and the whole student body thinks it was great of them to do it. Not only are they exporting girls from the United States, our PTA is also helping to export disease. They graciously gave of their time and talents in helping administer the Sabin Oral vaccine this year. Their time and talents weren’t all they gave to the community; they organized a TEACHER OF THE YEAR program in which one teacher from our school system is selected as the outstanding edu- cator for the year. Mrs. Vera Hays was selected this year. In the hope of furthering an interest in the language of our country, English, the PTA awards the eighth grade student maintaining the highest average in that course of study an English pin. This year Earl Erwin received the award! 67 say. The Jourdanton Cheerleaders take time out to pose for a press photographer. THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN THE PAPER! Mrs. Cooper, H.E. teacher, and sponsor of the FHA, gives the Future Homemakers a few pointers con- cerning the Installation of Officers. Our leaders! This group of girls are the officers of the FHA; newly installed officers, I should A likely group! These are the twirly girls posing for a picture. Laugh it up Majorettes! 68 tvmmak ONE ACT PLAY WHEN THE WHIRLWIND BLOWS by Essex Dane Director .... Lamp lighter . . Stage Hands . . Cast: Madame Androya Anna............ Josefa.......... Voice........... Mary Frances Ulcak Mr. A. R. Harmon . Jo Nell Collier Victor Gaenzel . . . Betty Bowen . . Angela Stumpe . . Carol Earley . . Victor Gaenzel Madame Androya accuses Anna of stealing her pearls. Josefa, suspecting that Madame Androya has a list of traitors, has injured Madame’s horse in an effort to detain her. The real culprit is Anna who informed on Josefa’s son, her sweetheart, resulting in his execution. The One Act Play won first at the District Meet. Betty Bowen was selected as the best actress and Angela Stumpe and Carol Earley were named on the All-star cast. At the Area Meet Betty Bowen was selected as a member of the All-star cast; however, the play did not win any honors. In this scene Anna tries to make Josefa hate Madame Androya in order to cover up her own guilt. 70 This group of band members competed with other band members and were selected as members of the District Band. These Band members got first place ratings at Solo and Ensemble Contest. Mrs. Bender gives the basketball girls their hard earned rewards. Kay receives her blanket and a trophy and it was later told that Kay was to play in the State All-Star Basketball game. These are the smiling Freshmen who lettered in Basketball. Coach Loeffler honors the All-District Football players. Coach Anderson honors the boys who lettered in Basketball. These charming girls of the Class of ’63 represented us at the District meet and won first place honors in spelling. Congratulations! By the way the girls are (left to right) Margaret Woelke and Patsy Tymrak. Patsy Rodriquez represented us at the District meet and won first place honors in the Junior Declamation competition. Kay Eddy won first at District meet in Shorthand and won Third in the Re- gional meet. COUNTY AWARDS Citizenship Math Science English Business Foreign Language H.E. F.H.A. Scholarship Marshall Darby, Victor Gaenzel, Joyce Bowen, and Jennifer Jendry Jennifer Jendry Joyce Bowen Betty BoVen Shirley Collier Lydia Rodriquez Jennifer Jendry Robert Chain James Robbins, Patsy Rodriquez, Billy Rickrim, Joyce Bowen, Richard Caballero, and Jennifer Jendry. 72 Shucks! The band got a second division in marching. The majorettes go to console the de- jected band members. Isn’t that cute! The Seniors have learned a new trick. All they needed was colored chalk, a black- board, and no teacher around. This achievement will certainly go down in the annals of the history of JHS! During the month of December the JHS Band participated in Marching Contest which was held at Pearsall. Here we see the Jourdanton Band lined up for inspection. They got a first division in inspection! The Jourdanton Band is preparing to begin their marching performance. Heads high and hopeful, they present their show. This was the first time this unsponsored activity had been executed at JHS. The talented Seniors outdo themselves in these fabulous Christmas murals. One of the most interesting events of the year is the local stock-show in which many high school students participate. 73 The biggest problem in decorating for the banquet was the parachute The intelligent looking girl with the sucker in her mouth is the president of our FHA. Oh dear! The poor boys are still puzzling over the parachute. Jimmy looks particularly exasper- ated , but from the angle at which Bill is standing, we are unable to uncover any powerful emotion. rl Two old friends meet at the Rodeo on the They lo°k 3 little puny' Perhaps they have been fair grounds. The FHA and FFA go to the riding on one of lhose S 13811 rides at the Rodeo‘ Rodeo every year. The San Antonio Rodeo is always enjoyed by all. 74 The Junior Historians pose for a picture as they tour his- torical sites in Austin. Earlier they attended a meeting of all Junior Historians and heard many of the themes of Junior Historians read. Betty read her term theme which was a family history and received honorable mention and a prize of money. Johnny Lane, famous folk-singer and native of Atascosa County, came to our school and entertained the Junior Historians and the future Junior Historians. He sang songs pertaining to Texas history. Being a Senior, I just had to include this charming picture. Here we see the esteemed Senior Class of 63 receiving graduation gifts. The Junior Historians again. These Junior Historians are also members of the Jourdanton Indian Band and as such will rush to San Antonio from the festivities in Austin to march in the Illuminated Parade. 75 Dr. Carlton B. Downing of Trinity University talked to the students of JHS about the teaching profession. He was also the guest speaker at Graduation. Who scared Chester Gail? One of the guests at our annual Career Day was a hair stylist. Here we see Chester Gail taking on a bit of the new look. Of course the hair style isn't completed yet--is it? Mrs. Hays, our well-liked and very capable history teacher, receives the Outstanding Teacher's Award. Congratulations. Mrs. Hays! 76 Kathy wants to be in style too. so she volunteered to be a guinea pig for another visiting hair stylist. dm o '66 Johnny Ray Vasina Vice-President Mary Amador Hershal Anderson Elaine Byerly Robert Chain Nora Cisneros Jo Nell Collier Angela Cordova Bobby Crawford Janet Darby Pat Dornak Joe Miranda Sue Myers May Phillips Margie Prda A1 Steinle Myrle Stewart Helen Orozco Margie Pesek Kay Phillips Angela Stumpe Betty Trevino Johnnie Dale Ventrcek Vernon Woelke Carolyn Zepeda Smith Tausch Bob Tramel Kathy Tramel (Urn ojj '65 Barry Noble President Mervin Bell Joyce Bowen Secretary -T reasurer Diana Amador Gwen Anderson Morris Birdwell Aurelio Bosquez Larry Spillers Vice-President Judy Birdwell Adela Garcia Carmen Castillo William Collier Margaret Ciomperlik Emma J. Krauskopf Ernest Garcia Angie Flores Virginia Gibson Wanda Lyons Lee McDonald Mary Miranda Rudy Olivares John Pacheco Marcella Pacheco Annell Pivonka David Prichard Norman Riley Mary J. Romero Janyce Piatek J. A. Riley Jimmy Scales Robert Spacek Lucille Sneed William Rickrim Sharon Summers Barbara Scott James Stavinoha Thomas Vickers Paula Young Raymond Zepeda Jimmy Trevino Betty Ventrcek Judy Tymrak Patsy Ventrcek Larry Witten 6m oj '64 Vance Blalock Vice-President Gary C. McAllister Treasurer Jimmy Brooks Jimmy Brown Gwen Chisum Melvin Forrest Billy Ray Dornak Patti Lou Goetzel Angie Gonzales Leandro Gonzales Frank Hilburn Stanley Pesek Mary Lou Olivares Chester G. Roane May me Romero Jimmy M. Rogers Lualice Ryan John H. Schorsch Pete Schorsch 93 Gary was looking for Remember When: Night life Prevailed? M. M.? Patti was young? % John Henry was a little bitty baby? Rosy was ahead not behind? Gwen was a figure and not a model-A? The boys were fighting? Billy Ray was on the ”A string football team? Camera shy Pesek wasn't shy at all? WALTER DAVID VICKERS PRESIDENT Sophomore One-Act Play; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Escort 3-4; Junior Historian Society, Photographer 4; Class President 4. MARGARET ANN WOELKE VICE-PRESIDENT F.H.A. 1-4, Secretary 3; Band 1-4, County Band 1-4, District Band 2-4, Sweetheart 4; Annual Staff 3-4, Business Manager; N.H.S. 2-3, Secretary 3; Choir 1; Junior Historian So- ciety 4; Sophomore One-Act Play; Junior Play; Senior Play; Interscholastic League Spelling 1- 4, 1st Place 1-4; Homemaking Award 2; Science Award 3; Scholastic Award 3; Class President 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 4; Class Favorite 2; Most Dependable 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Salutatorian. MARYLIN CHRISTINA MEYER SECRETARY F.H.A. 1-4, Secretary 4; Band 1-4, County Band 2-4, District Band 2-4, Reporter 3, Secre- tary 4; Sophomore Play; Annual Staff 3-4, Art Editor 3. Class Editor 3-4; N.H.S. 2; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2; Lantana Duchess Representative 4; Class Secretary 4. MARSHALL BYRON DARBY TREASURER F.F.A. 1-4, Greenhand Chapter Conducting 1, Greenhand Grass Judging 1, Chapter Farmer Grass Judging 2, Chapter Farmer Chapter Conducting 2; Band 1-2; Football 1-4; Letterman 2-4, 2nd Team All-District 3, All District 4; Basketball 1-4, Letterman 2-4, All-District 3, Captain 4; Track 1- 3, Letterman 3; Freshman and Sophomore One- Act Plays; Junior and Senior Plays; Annual Staff 2- 4, Treasurer; N.H.S. 2-3, Treasurer 3; Junior Historian Society 4; Junior Declamation 2nd 2; Scholarship Award 1-3; Citizenship Award 1-4; Best Dressed 2-4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Cutest Couple - Anna R. Matocha 3; Girls Basketball Sweetheart 3; Class Treasurer 1,3,4; Class President 2. MARY VLASTA BARTOSH F.H.A. 1-4; Parliamentarian 4; Tennis Doubles 1-4, 2nd District 2, 2nd District 3, 1st District and 5th Regional 4; Sopho- more One-Act Play; Junior Play; Basket- ball 2; Junior Historian Society 4. THELMA JANE BENDER F.H.A. 1-4, Song Leader 1-2, President 4; State F.H.A. Meeting Delegate 3, 4th Vice-President District 28A 3,4; Band 1-4, President 4; Senior Play; Choir 1; Tennis 1; Basketball 2-3; Junior Historian Society 4; Friendliest 2, Class Favorite 1. 103 MILDRED FRANCES BENDER F.H.A. 1-4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Pep- Squad 1-2, Cheerleading 3-4; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4. BETTY LOUISE BOWEN F.H.A. 1-4, Parliamentarian 2; Band 1-4, Majorette 1-4; Freshman and Sophomore One-Act Plays; Junior Play; Senior Play; All- Star Cast Area 3-4; N.H.S. 2-3; Choir 1; Annual Staff 1-4; Class Editor 1-2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Junior Historian Society 4; English Award 3-4; Outstanding Achieve- ment Award-National Educators 3; Junior Historian High School Writing Award 4; Girls State Representative 3; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Miss Personality 2; Best Dressed 2-4; Best Dancer 2-4; Interscholastic League Twirling 1st Division 1-4; Class Secretary 3; County Band 1-4, 1st chair 2-3. SHIRLEY ANN COLLIER F.H.A. 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Freshman and Sopho- more One-Act Plays; Senior Play; N.H.S. 2; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4; District Interscholastic League Typing Contest 2nd 3; Business Award 4. 104 MARY ROSE DOUGHERTY F.H.A. 1-4; Pep-Squad 1-4; N.H.S. 2; Junior Historian Society 4; Sophomore One-Act Play; Interscholastic League Typing 3. SHARON KAY EDDY F.H.A. 1-4, Reporter 1; Vice-President 3; Band 1-4, Drum Majorette 4, County Band 1-4, Band Council 4; Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1- 4, All-District 2,4, Co-Captain 4, All-Tourna- ment 2-4; State All-Star Girls' Basketball Team 4; Freshman and Sophomore One-Act Plays; Junior Play; N.H.S. 2-3; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4, Reporter 4; Annual Staff 1-4, Assistant Art Editor 1, Activities Editor 2, Feature Editor 3-4; High Honors 1-2, Science Award 2; English 3; Interscholastic League Ready-Writing 3, Short- hand 4, 1st District, 3rd Regional; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award; Valedictorian. CAROL DIANE EARLEY F.H.A. 1-4, Musician 2, Songleader 3; Band 1-4, Majorette 3-4, County Band 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Freshman and Sophomore One-Act Plays; Junior Play; Senior Play; One-Act Play 4, All-Star Cast 4; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; NHS 2-3; Homecoming Representative 2; Girls State Alternate 3; Annual Staff 2-4, Assistant Junior High Editor 2, Activities Editor 3-4; Inter- scholastic League Junior Declamation 1st Place 1, Ready-Writing 3rd 3; Tennis Alternate 1; Football Sweetheart 4; Miss J.H.S. 4; Best Personality 4. 105 DANIEL WALTER ERNST F.F.A. 1-4, Greenhand Chapter Conducting Team 1, Chapter Farmer Chapter Conducting Team 2, Chapter Farmer Land Judging Team 3. Chapter Farmer; Junior Historian Society 4; Senior Play; Football 1-4, Letterman 3-4. ELIDA ESCAMILLA F.H.A. 1-4; Pep-Squad 1-2, Cheerleading 3-4; Volleyball 1; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4; Junior Play. FELICIA GARCIA F.H.A. 1-4; Pep-Squad 3-4; Volleyball 3-4; Junior Historian Society. 106 JOHN GAYDOS F.F.A. 1-4, Greenhand Grass Judging 1, Chapter Farmer Land Judging 3, Treasurer 3, President 4; Senior Play. LESLIE DAVID HARRISON F.F.A. 1-4, Greenhand Chapter Conducting 1, Chapter Farmer Chapter Conducting 2, Greenhand Grass Judging 1, Chapter Farmer Grass Judging 2; Band 1-2; Football 1-4, Letter - man 1-4, 2nd Team All-District 2-4, Tri- Captain 4; Basketball 1-4, Letterman 1-4, Co - Captain 4; Track 1-3, Letterman 1 Soph- omore One -Act Play; Junior Play; Senior Play; NHS 2; Annual Staff 2-4, Sports Editor; Junior Historian Society 4; Class Vice-President 1. WILLIAM WAYNE KAISER F.F.A. 1-4, Greenhand Chapter Conducting 1, Chapter Farmer Chapter Conducting 2, Chapter Farmer Soil Judging 3, Chapter Farmer Dairy Cattle Judging 2, Secretary 3; Band 1-2; Football 1-4, Letterman 2-4, 2nd Team All-District End 3, All- District Fullback 4, Tri-Captain 4, Basketball 3, Track 2-3, Letterman 3; San Antonio Calf Scramble 6th place 2; Junior Historian Society 4; Junior Play; Senior Historian Society 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Agriculture Award 3; F.H.A. Sweetheart 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Server 2; Class Favorite 1; Class President 3; Best Personality 3; Best Looking 3. 107 CAROL JEAN KOCUREK F.H. A. 1-4; Band 1-3; Choir 1; Annual Staff 4, Assistant Feature Editor; Sophomore One-Act Play; Junior Historian Society 4, Treasurer. MELVIN HAROLD MARTIN F.F.A. 1-4, Greenhand Chapter Conducting 1, Chapter Farmer Chapter Conducting; Band 1-2; Football 1-4, Letterman 1-4, 2nd Team All- District 2, 1st Team All-District 3-4, Tri- Captain 4; Basketball 1-3, Letterman 3; Track 1-4, Letterman 2-4, Regional Track Meet 2-4; Freshman and Sophomore One-Act Plays; Junior Play; Senior Play; Junior Historian Society 4; Cheerleader Sweetheart 4; Wittiest 2-3; Best Dancer 3-4; Class Favorite 4; Mr. J.H.S. 4; Class Vice-President 3. DORIS ELAINE MEYER F.H.A. 1,2,4; Band 1-2; Sophomore One-Act Play; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4; Class Reporter 1. 108 VIVIAN MARIE ODEN F. H.A. 1-4; Cheerleading 3; Basketball 1-4, Letterman 2-4, All-State Guard 2nd Team 3, All-Tournament 3, All-District 2-4, Volley- ball 1-4; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4. MAURINE MYERS F.H. A. 1-4; Cheerleading 3-4; Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 1-2. MARILYN KAYE PERRIN F.H.A. 1-4; Band 1-3; Science Club (Pleasanton) 2; Pep Squad 1; Volleyball 1. 109 AGNES LORRANE POLANSKY F.H.A. 1-4; Tennis 1-4, 2nd District 2, 3rd District 3, 1st District and 5th Regional 4; Basketball 2; Pep Squad 1-3; Junior Play; Junior Historian Society 4. VIRGINIA MAE ROBBINS F.H.A. 1-4, Parliamentarian 3; Band 1-3, County Band 1-3; Basketball 1-4, Letterman 1-4, 2nd Team All-District 2, All-District 3,4, All-Tournament 2-4, Co-Captain 4, Volleyball 1-4, All-Tournament 4; NHS 2; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4; Annual Staff 3-4, Girls Sports Editor; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 4; Most Athletic 4; Interscholastic League Shorthand 1st 4. 110 LYDIA RODRIGUEZ F.H. A. 1-4; Junior Historian Society 4; Straw- berry Festival Representative 4. JOANNE CHRISTINE SCOTT F.H.A. 1-4, Reporter 2. State F.H.A. Meeting Delegate 3; Band 1-4, Majorette 3-4; Home- coming Representative 3, Homecoming Princess 3; Annual Staff 3-4, Assistant Sports Editor; Freshman and Sophomore One-Act Plays; Junior Play; Senior Play; Choir 1; Junior Historian So- ciety 4; Most Courteous 4; Class Favorite 3. BARBARA JEAN SMITH F.H. A. 1-4, Junior Homemaking Degree; Band 1-4, County Band 1-4, District Band 1,3,4; Band Council 4; NHS 2; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4, Secretary. MARY LINDA TUCKER F.H. A. 1-4; Cheerleading 2; Homecoming Representative 4; Choir 1; Junior Play; Junior Historian Society 4; Class Favorite 4. PATRICIA JEAN TYMRAK F.H. A. 1-4, 2nd Vice-President 4, State F.H. A. Meeting Delegate 3; Band 1-4, County Band 2-4, District Band 2-3; Volleyball 1-2; Basketball Mgr. 4; Choir 1; Annual Staff 3-4, Junior High and Elementary Editor; Freshman and Sophomore One- Act Plays; Senior Play; Junior Historian Society 4, President; NHS 2-3; National Educators Develop- ment Award 2; Interscholastic League Spelling 3-4, 1st 3-4; Social Studies Award 3; Class Secre- tary 2. SUE HELEN WALTON F.H. A. 1-2; Pep Squad 1-4; Choir 1; Junior Historian Society 4. m3 H The Seniors of 1963 presented a dra- ma for their Senior Play. Their sponsors were R. S. West and Mrs. Winters. Here are a few scenes from what was the first drama ever produced as a class play. LOST Joyce Michaels Penny Lester Karen Wilson Diana Merritt Laura Troy Bert Hollis Bob Harlow Jim Matthews Ruth Borden Pete Stegman Mr. Cross Old Man Frank Wilson Mrs. Lester FLIGHT Jane Bender Shirley Collier Carol Earley P. Tymrak Betty Bowen Les Harrison Butch Martin Bill Kaiser Meg Woelke Danny Ernst M. Darby W. D. Vickers John Gaydos Joanne Scott In this scene we see Karen, an insanely jealous woman, intimidating her husband, Frank. This is a motely looking crew. Karen's on the prowl again. The Junior Play MY LITTLE OSCAR' Directors: Mrs. Bowen, Mr. Loeffler CAST Stella Piper Webster Piper Vicki Piper Andy Piper Hal Russell Jean Sterling Betty Eastman Mrs. Odessa Ferguson Dudley Ferguson J. T. Butterworth Miss Todd Daisy Laverne Patti Goetzel Jimmy Rogers Gwen Chism James Robbins Jimmy Brown Lu Alice Ryan Patsy Rodriquez Anna Rose Matocha Victor Gaenzel Sandy Steinle Annabelle Meyer Chester Roane No comment on the scene below. I just couldn’t get the particulars of the situation. You tell ’em Patsy! They had no business getting into your H.E. project in the first place. Sandy Steinle gives Jimmy and Gwen some advice. A word from the wise? (Below) My Sweet Embraceable You! ’’ Thespians of America! Will success spoil the Juniors of 63? I guess we will never know. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Each year the Junior class gives the Senior class a Banquet. This year the theme of the Banquet was ,,Holland,,. This is a picture of the head table. As seen in the picture the Juniors and Seniors are really dressed fit to kill . It is a custom of our school to read the Will, written by the Seniors and the Proph- ecy, written by the Juniors. It is in these pieces of literature that all grudges and feuds come to light in sarcasm. Because the Banquet was held in the Gym for the first time, the illustrious Juniors were faced with the difficult problem of concealing the baskets. They solved their problem by making the baskets into giant tulips. This was one of the highlights of the decorations. I would like to take this opportunity as a Senior and in behalf of the Senior Class to thank the Juniors for such a nice Banquet and congratulate them on doing such a nice job preparing the Banquet. We thank you! A windmill served as the entrance with two Dutch children guarding the door. The servers were dressed as Dutchmen. I would like to know just who started this. I don’t like to swim fully-clothed. Bet and Les are full of goofy ideas. THE ’’SENIOR TRIP” Heave ho! and in Patsy goes! One should know better than to walk near a pool fully-clothed while on a Senior Trip. It just is not safe. This healthy looking specimen is a Senior. Vive la Senior! Don't just stand there, Darb, SMILE! The Seniors and Kathy Brown. Kathy isn’t a Senior this year; she’s learning the trade early. 117 Playing cards is a great pastime. Table tennis and shuffle board were enjoyed by the Seniors and their sponsors. This is the opposing team of the top picture. I wonder who’s winning. Another sponsor at the pool table. The Seniors had to set up a curfew for the sponsors on their outing. They were up until all hours of the night recreating. 118 These grim-looking spectators are waiting for the skiers to come back safe and sound. This gentleman is not a member of the underworld but is our Superintendent. He is also a pool shark. Santos Adames, Nora Alaniz, Margaret Amador. Peggy Bender, Karen Brooks, Cathy Brown, De- laine Ciomperlik, Joe Cordova, Joe Cornejo, Allen Cross, Janie Cruz, Vicente DelaRosa, Johnny DeLeon, Armando Delgado, Rita Delgado, Nellie Douglas, Susie Douglas. Ann Dubose, Sharon El - lett,Danny Escaber, Randy Escobar, Sheila Falkenburg, Bennie Gomez, Johnny Gonzales, Larry Gonzales, Rita Gonzales, Sammy Gonzales, Darlene Grier, Cherie Guilmino, Elvia Guzman, Yolanda Hernandez, Patty Holmes. JiMt Gwk Larry Horton, Abbe Isaac, Laurie Lange, Stella Langford, Santos Lopez, Jack McDonald, Marci Mahoney, Bill Miller, Bubba Mil- ler, Roy Morales,Rudy Ortiz, Janet Pesek, Janie Quinonez, Gloria Ramirez, Debbie Rankin, Donna Jo Rodgers, Johnny Sanchez, Ray Segura, Randy Sewell, Lonnie Sherrell, Bobby R. Shoemake, Karen Shutt, Nolan Stewart, Bob Tucker. Marcus Tymrak, Norma Villarreal, Mark A. Vyvlecka, Randy Webb, Valerie Weide, Janice West, Robert Earl Wood, Donna Lois Yow. 120 Adelita Aguera, Ramon Aguero, Jerry Ahrens, Fredda Anderson, Pete Bautista, Ricardo Bautista. Tommy Bohl, Cindy Boothe, Yolanda Bosquez, Deborah Braniff, Rebecca Braniff, Er- nest Calvillo. Linda Camp- bell, Cathy Carvajal, Anita Cordova, Carlos Corella, Velia Cruz, Aaron De La Garza, Paula DeLeon, Mark Dornak, David Flores, Nonny Gilmore, Jesse Gonzales. Yolanda Gonzales, Flora Guzman, Jim Hays, Marcello Isaac, Patricia Jaksik, Judy Jenkins. Second Gm k David Jenks, Sheila Lame, Julia Langford, Christina Lopez, Joe Lopez, Fred Mato- cha, James May, Julia Ortiz, Albert Quinonez, Emelio Ramos, Tom Reyes, Jimmy Riley, Lollie Rodriguez, Bobby Saenz, Betty Schorsch, Richard Segura, Karen Seiffert, Cather- ine Self, Annie Serrata, Diana Smith, Albert Stewart, Sandy Stowe, Randy Teutsch, Robert Tymrak, Blase Ulcak, Jr., Mabel Van Horn, Carlos Villareal, real, George Villarreal, Loretta Vyvlecka, Duane Work. 'Tjlmi Gwjk Dominga Adames, Martina Alva- rado, Willie Alvarado, Clem Anderson, Janie Bautista, Michael Bender, Jo Ann Benitez, Cesario Bosquez, Robert Bosquez, Bill Brown, Kirk Campbell. Antonio Cordova, Carlos Casas, Albert Castillo, Irene Castillo, Craig Clybum, Jesus Cordova, William Cross,MarceloCruz,Tommy Cruz, Randy Davidson, Domingo De La Rosa, Marguarito De Leon, Fay Douglas, Oscar Escalera, Gloria Escamilla, Zeke Escobar. Murray Ray Esquivel, Gary Falkenburg, Oscar Flores, Paula Garcia, Kathy Gaydos, Richey Gentry, Jesse Gomez, Lidia Fay Gonzales, Rich- ard Gonzales, Sally Gonzales. Etta Fay Harlan. Mary J. Hernan- dez, Mike Hernandez, Lovona How- ard, Maria Isaac, Roy Jenks, Elizabeth Lopez, Lupe Lopez, Ra- chel McAllister, Jo Anne McDon- ald, Michael Mahoney, Olivia Martinez, Carolyn Matocha, Willie Mendiola, Claudia Miller, Rebecca Miller, Vicki Lea Miller, Ricky Morales, Dorothy Orozco, Mary Orozco, Peter Pawelek, Sharon Pivonka, Jack Powell, Alex Ramos, Jesus Regalado, Diana Reyes, Gloria Salazar, Michael Self, Irma Ser- rata, Rick Sherrell, Jayne Smith, Gary Wayne Teutsch, David Todd, Fortina Torres, Monica Vyvlecka, Marilyn Woodlee. 122 Terrye Bender. Elida Benitez. Don Bird well, Gayle Birdwell, Aurelia Bosquez, Nanette Brooks. Daylon Byerly, Patti Chisum, Regina Ciomperlik, Frank Coble, Renee Collier, Janie Cordova, Lupe Cruz, Noemi De La Garza, Felix De La Rosa, Emestina Del Bosquez, Mary Del Bosquez, Frances De Leon, Nicheo Delgado, Suzanne Denison, Barbara Dornak, Estella Douglas, James Dubose, Gary Dworaczyk, Alex Flores Jr., Susanna Gaenzel, Patsy Garcia, Daniel Garza, Johnetta Goetzel, Richard Hernandez, Rozella Holmes, Terri Jendry, Stephen Lame, Herman Linam. Joe Lopez, Lydia Lopez, Mary Jo Lozano, Mary Mahoney, Rosalie Marshall, Estella Morales, Barbara Oden, Albert Olivarri, Roy Oroz- co, Antonio Ortiz, Josie Ortiz, Corinna Pacheco, Edna Pawelek, Anita Perez, Robert Pesek, Mary Helen Ramirez, Angie Ramos, Louis Ramos, George Rodriguez, Diane Rosales, Ramon Sanchez, Bobby Schorsch. Jimmie Scott. Gregoria Serrata, Don Steinle, Cathy Stowe, Jimmy Talamantez. Norma Talamantez, Donnie Tymrak, Mildred Tymrak, Sharon Lea Ventrcek, Carol Webb, Robert Wiede, Lonetta Winn. Johnny Adames, Susan Barker, Danny Bender. Phyllis Binkley, Debbie Booth, Mary J. Bosquez, Ruben Bosquez, Abel Casas, Aga- pita Cruz, Eddie Cruz, Elisa Cruz, Tim Darby, Manuel Delgado, Caroline Douglas, E. C. Erwin, Mel Escamilla, Bobby Esquivel, Mary M. Flores, Patrick Fojtik, Beatrice Garza, David Garza, Floyde Goins, Julian Gomez, Janie Gonzales, Roy Guzman, Angela Hernandez, Rita Hernandez, Dale Hilburn, Benny Horton, Lucy Huizar, Richard Jenks. JoffJl Gw k Robert Johnson, Charles Locke, Alfonso Lopez, Juan Lopez, Ju- lane Lyons, Dwight Marshall, Pete Martinez, Edward Mirando, Shirley Morris, Leslie Miller, James Orozco, Jimmie L. Phil- lips, Bob Powell, Thomas Ramby, Paul Ramirez, Santos Ramos, Antonia Regalado, Kay Ripple, Janet Rossie, Ovelia Salazar, Diana Seiffert, Mary M. Self, Sandra Sewell, Jane Sisnero, Steve Smith, Samuel Stewart, Harry Stumpe, Blanche Tala- mantez, David Thorp. Melinda Todd, Genaro Torrez, Jo Ann Vyvlecka. 124 Smile! You’re on Candid Camera. Mona Lisa? Cheese, everybody! ■d 11 '■ V m --- Hitchhiker Silly Boy! 125 Strangers in town Birthday Boy Terri! So soon? Pistol-eating outlaw All for me? Now Look! It’s my cake! Mad at the World 126 Where is everybody? Say, this is fun! Happy Amador, Shirley Anderson, Genara Balderas, Patsy Bodth, Janis Brooks, Sharon Brooks, Car- men Carvajal, Angelita Castillo, Patricia Collier, Manuel Cordova, Rachel Cross, Jerome Dornak, Frank Douglas, Leonard Ermis, Wayne Ernst, Juan Escalera, Odel Flores, Domingo Garcia, Octavia Garza, Deborah Gentry, Sue Goet- zel, Albert Gonzales, Mary Lou Gonzales, Victor Gonzales, Clyde Grier, Elsa Guzman, Margarita Hernandez, Kenneth Howard, Joy Lynn Izard. OFFICERS: President V. Pres. Sec. -Treas. Sponsors: Deborah Gentry Rachel Cross Clyde Grier Mr. Anderson Mr. Cooper Sixth Mary Lou Jenkins, Larry Kocurek, Ignacio Lopez, Leonard Lozano, Janie Martinez, Pauline Martinez, Victor Martinez, Roy McAerran, Jane Morales, Dwight Morris, Emily Morris, Desi Orozco, Rosa Orozco, Irene Perez, Eugene Pesek, Johnny Quinonez, Ramon Quinonez, Andrea Ramos, Johnny Rogers, Tommy Rogers, Connie Romero, Kathy Rutherford, Linda Schorsch, Douglas Stowe, Janice Tymrak, Katherine Tymrak, Rosa Vasquez, Linda Ventrcek, Fred Work, Wanda Zuhlke. Jimmy Anderson, Kay Brooks, Sylvia Brown, Bill Campbell, Johnny Carlisle, Anita Castillo, Janie Castillio, Dale Chain, Mary Ann Cordova, Chris Corella, Henry Cruz, Jesus Cruz, Kurt Darby, Debbie Davidson, Eloy Douglas, Mary Douglas. Rocky Douglas, Diana Escamilla, Elodia Esca- milla, Olga Esquivel, Richard Esquivel, Geraldine Gawlik, Johnny Garza, Mary Lou Garza, August Gaydos, Theresa Gaydos. Diane Goldman, Frank Gon- zales, Donnie Harlan, Ty Har- rison, J. W. Holmes, James Howard, Preston Izard. Virgil King, Pamela Lome, Jenni- fer. Linam, Frances Locke, Annette Matocha, Paulette McDonald, Mary Mendez, Lee Roy Meyer, Victor Meyer, Virginia Miller, Marcia Morales, Jimmy Olivares, Marcos Ortiz, Eusabio Pacheco, Manuel Pacheco, Anita Regalado, David Riley, Delfina Rodriguez, Estella Rodriguez, Diana Rogers, Jerry Rogers, Ann Rutherford, Rudy Salazar, David Shutt, April Smith, Jane Steinle, Mac Stockhorst, Dor- thea Stumpe, Jimmy Tymrak. Johnny Tymrak, Lillie Mae Vyvle- cka, Larry Wheeler, Gwen Work, Barbara Zezula. Swwtk Gw k OFFICERS: President Annette Matocha V. Pres. Frances Locke Secretary Ann Rutherford Treasurer Bill Campbell Sponsors Mrs. Peeler Mrs. Williams Mrs. Preston Margaret Allen Helen Amador Becky Bender William Booth Jr. Carol Brooks Tommy Brooks Lloyd Chisum Jr. Fred Collier Betty Cross Carolyn Dornak Earl Erwin Alice Flores Ramiro Gallegos Elvida Garcia Frankie Gaydos Nanci Goetzel Roger Gonzalez Patsy Gunn Bo Harrison Juan Hernandez Carolyn Horton Sue Jenkins David Kaiser OFFICERS: President Vice-president Secretary John Prassel David Kaiser Betty Cross James Locke Roy Lozano Manford Marshall Julia McClure Wanda Meador Frances Najvar Frances Oden James Polansky Ken Powell John Prassel Albert Reyes Brenda Riley George Riley Roy Riley Gertie Stewart Melba Stewart Pamela Summers Bill Thorp Joe Trevino Diane Webb Donna Webb Beverly Winn Paul Witten Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Sponsors Earl Erwin Bo Harrison Mr. Harrison Mr. Muckleroy Compl iments of JESS T. MILLS INSURANCE Pleasanton, Texas Real Estate, 133 General Insurance, Loans JOURDANTON STATE BANK Jourdanton, Texas J.J. DORNAK GIN Jourdanton, Texas Congratulations to The Class of '63 Compliments of J. J. Dornak Gin 135 HURLEY FUNERAL HOME Pleasanton, Texas Compliments of M. C. Hurley, Sr. M. C. Hurley, Jr. 136 GENERAL SUPPLY. GROCERIES FEEDS HARDUIARE ATASCOSA GENERAL SUPPLY Your Friendly Store Phone 769-2031 Jourdanton, Texas CARLISLE FEED MILL Introducing ... NEW MoorMan Man G00Du, JioorJians Jourdanton, Texas Mr. Carl isle 769-2381 Oil Well Chemical Service DOWELL SERVICES Cement i ng Fractur i ng Acidizing Services 769-5571 Jourdanton, Texas ALVIN’S GARAGE Ford Sales and Service 769-2191 Jourdanton 157 Jourdanton APPY S UMBLE OUSTON Phone 769-2551 HENRY’S PACKING PLANT FRAZIER'S CASH GROCERY 769-4271 Fresh Meats - Sausage Groceries - Bar-B-Q Custom Slaughtering-Cutting Wrapping - Freezing Jourdanton, Texas Phone-769-51 11 Jourdanton, Texas C. E. MARTIN • Supplier of Sinclair Products Box 306 769-5121 Jourdanton, Texas 139 CHARLIE’S SERVICE STATION 1938 25th Anniversary 1963 ULCAK’S u L C A K S Everything for DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Box 1996 San Antonio, TROPHY HOUSE, INC. South Texas' Largest S- Most Complete Award Center Awards, Silverware, Custom Awards, Watches, Gifts, Engrav ing Texas HOME FURNISHING MART The Finest in Furniture Pleasanton, Texas 321 A Broadway TAylor 6-8618 San Antonio, Texas DOWDY’S Compliments of DORNAK'S SERVICE STATION Jourdanton, Texas THE JOURDANTON PHARMACY Congratulations to The Seniors of '63 WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. 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To Serving 21 Texas Counties From Pleasanton, Texas Since 1951 Dependable Prescription Serv ice We Take Care of Our Old Business and Go After The New. Gifts - Cosmetics - School Suppl ies KELLY'S WELDING SERVICE Revlon - Lanvin Perfumes Shop Phone LO 9-2222 Hwy 281 Pleasanton, Texas Rubenstein - Max Factor - Coty - 145 RICKS CO. Model Market Grocery Famous Brand Clothing Prices that are Right PLEASANTON FEED Sr SEED LO 9-2059 Pleasanton, Texas Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Mr. S- Mrs. Don L. Vrana Perfection in Hair Styling Me ALL I STER'S 769-2321 Jourdanton, Texas STEINLE INSURANCE AGENCY L £ M CAFE Pleasanton, Texas The Finest In Clothing CORGEY’S Store of Fashion Phone LO 9-2217 Pleasanton, Texas PRUETT AUTO PARTS Ramco Piston Rings and Original Equipment Lines w FRED KRAUSE SUPPLY Phone LO 9-2021 Pleasanton, Texas R.C.A.-Whi rlpoo 1-V ictor Norge Sherwin Williams Paints Box 118 Ph. LO 9-35 +5 Pleasanton, Texas HAVERLAH REAL ESTATE We Work For You E. E. Haverlah C. E. Haverlah 115 S. Main Pleasanton Off. LO 9-237 + Res. LO 9-2A87 147 Open: 5:30 A.M. to THE GRILL 10:00 P.M. Compl iments of CENTRAL POWER Open Evenings by Appo i ntment M i 1dred Mathews % LIGHT CO. MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON 769-3001 769-3241 Jourdanton Phone Texas 769-4761 THE BORDEN COMPANY Southern Division P.0. Drawer 12100 San Antonio 12, Texas ERLER-PENNYCUICK Best Wishes to The Class of 1963 Compliments of EDGAR WILLIAMS, DISTRICT CLERK S TAYLOR BRITE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY 149 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA