Jourdanton High School - Chief Yearbook (Jourdanton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

«j .h. . . - _ • ' •'.•I. - ■’ • -’ t ' - • � ; jlm-ti _ j. - Wvt. S?5UlS Kv- • £ Cheerfulness, determination, and warmhearted de- votion. These are only a few of the words which de- scribe this outstanding student of J.H.S. The people of Jourdanton will remember her not only for her academic achievements, but also as one of the greatest basket- ball players produced in Texas. She has been considered one of the finest good-will ambassadors this community has ever known. , It is with sincere admiration that the staff of the 1967 CHIEF dedicates this book of memories to a per- son whom we feel more than deserves this honor. Miss Carolyn Ann Domak Carolyn in her role as good-will ambassador for the community. Carolyn’s academic achievements have won her a scholarship. Her musical ability has been a credit to the J.H.S. band. Administration Seniors SJuniors SopAomo res JresAmen Junior JfigA Cjfemen targ Organizations Jeatures Activities AtAfetics Advertisements Uhe 1967 Chief 7 u8fishe(f 6y rJ£e jfournafism Gfass Jfourcfanton JfiffJi ScAoof fjo urcfan on, Uexas Ccfitor; Cflnnetfe JKaiocha 'JIss V. C (fitor: Frances f oche Cfl(fuisor: fane CPerry J3us. flfyr: foy foynn fftarr who devoted much of their time and hard work on the sincere gratitude and thank-you for a job that deserves 1967 CHIEF I would like to express my deepest and most due recognition. The job of compiling an annual isn't an easy one, but with the combined effort and cooperation of each and every member of the staff you have made this one a success. I know that at certain times it was very trying, but you always managed to pull through. Because of your hard work, everyone will be able to have a book of memories of the 1966-67 school year. But it will be most appreciated by you, the staff, because you can see your own creations and ideas in these pages. Now 1 would like to thank the person who made the completion of this book possible, Miss Jane Perry. Without her able assistance, patience, and sponsorship we would have been unable to produce this annual. Success, cooperation, and the fun of working together like we had, are the things I wish for the staff of the 1968 CHIEF. To The Students: We. the Journalism Class of Jourdanton High School, would like to present to you the 1967 CHIEF. Sincerely, Editor 1967 Cflcfrninistration B7 consider an human soul without educaiion fihe marBle in ihe quarry, which shows none of i s inhereni Beau- ties tiff the shidl of the polisher fetches out the colours, rnahes the surface shine, and discovers every ornamental clouf spot and vein that runs throuyh the Body of it. tjosepii Olcfdision WILLIAM BROWN Superintendent JAMES HILL High School Principal JAMES COOPER Junior High Principal MELBA BOWEN S. W.T.S.T.C. TINA COOPER Henderson State Teacher's College Trinity University PAULINE CROSS Texas A. I. HATTIE DUNAWAY S. W.T.S.T.C. La MERLE DUREN S. W.T.S.T.C. VERA HAYS S. W.T.S.T.C. BEULAH HENKE Incarnate Word College ALMA IZARD Our Lady of the Lake College AGATHA JASIK S. W.T.S.T.C. J. B. KENNEY NORVELL KING University of Texas GEORGE MCALLISTER Texas A I Gladys McKinney Our Lady of the Lake College ELSIE MYERS S. W.T.S.T.C. LOUISE ORMAND Our Lady of the Lake College BUDDY PENNINGTON Central State College Edmond, Oklahoma MARSHA PENNINGTON Oklahoma Christian College JANE PERRY Texas Wesleyan College VIOLA PESEK Santa Rosa School of Nursing MYRTLE POWELL S. W. T. S. T. C. LILLIAN PRESTON S. W. T. S. T. C. DAN RATCLIFF, JR. University of Texas MARTHA RATCLIFF University of Texas LORENE RICHTER S.W.T.S.T.C. DIXIE ROBINSON Southwestern University AGNES RODRIQUEZ Trinity University JESUS SALINAS Texas A. I. DALE SCHULTZ Texas Western BETTY SCHMIDT Texas Lutheran College A. C. SECREST Southwestern University JUANITA SLATON CARLENE SMITH Texas A, I. JUSTINE SMITH S. W.T.S.T.C. GARY STRATTON Texas A. I. RUBY STRICKLAND Trinity University BILL STROMAN North Texas State NANCY STROMAN North Texas State MARY ISABELLA WILLIAMS Mary Hardin--Baylor SCHOOL BOARD: (STANDING L to R) Lloyd West, Bill Rutherford, Lloyd Chisum, Austin Teusch, (SITTING L to R) Edith Heldenfels, Elo Ahrens, Jerone Dornak Dick Prassel School Tax Assessor-Collector: EDITH HELDENFELS TEACHER’S AIDES Mrs. Pennington Mrs. Smith Mrs. Ratcliff Mrs. Slaton MAINTENANCE Mr. Hilburn Mr. Tinberg Mr. Esquivel KITCHEN STAFF: Mrs. Gaenzel, Mrs. Garza, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Hon MB ucniY7 L£ vrudo OFFICERS: Pres. - Earl Erwin, V. Pres. - David Kaiser, Sec. - Carol Brooks, Treas. - Carolyn Dornak, Rep. - Fred Collier, Spons. - Mrs. Hays, Mr. King JlTaryaret { en Band 1-4; F. H. A. 1-4; Spanish Club 3, 4; N. H. S. 4; Junior Play; Literary Meet: Spelling and Typing 3, Spelling and Shorthand 4; Delegate to Student Congress in Piedras Negras 4; Science Fair 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,4; County Awards Night: High Honors and Citizenship 3; Volleyball 1; County Band 3 yfe en l nacfor F.H.A. 1-4; Spanish Club 3-4; Volleyball 1-4; Library Asst. 1-2; Pep Squad 1 Jlersfici Ancfe rson F.F. A. 1-3; Football 1-2 Picture Not Available Jiencfer F. H.A. 1-4; Band 1-4; Sec. 4; County Band; Basketball 1-2; Junior Play; Strawberry Festival Rep. 4; Junior Historian So- ciety 1; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Play 7. ) iam Jioof ie , Jr. Band 1-2; F.F. A. 1-4; Chapter Secretary 3; Vice-President 4; Football 2-4; Letter 4; Homecoming Escort for Princess 4, Lantana Escort 4; N.H.S. 4; Science Contest 3; Jr. Play 3; Scholarship Award 1-2 ( aro Band 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Class Secretary 1-4; Junior Chapter Homemaking Degrees 3; Class Favorite 3-4; Treasurer of Band 4; Treasurer of F.H.A. 4; Homecoming Rep. 1-4; Princess 4; Lantana Duchess 4; County Band 2-3; Junior Play Make-up 3; Graduation Usher 3 D oyc Gnisum Football 1-4; Lettered 2-4, Captain 4, All-District 4; Bas- ketball 1-4, Lettered 1-4, Captain 4, A11-District 2,4 2nd team 3; Track 1-4, Lettered 1-4, Regional Qualifier 3-4; F.F.A. 1-4; Sentinel 4, Chapter Conducting 1-2, Radio Broadcasting 4, Officers Training School 4; Basketball Sweetheart 4; Class President 1; Flag Raiser 3; Most Hand- some 2-4; Homecoming Escort 2-3; Soil Conservation Essay Contest (1st-1) (3rd-4); Volleyball (Region) 1, District 2; Senior Play Jerry (j sneros recf Go lier Football 1-4, All District Second Team 3, First Team De- fense 4, Honorable Mention Offense 4, Captain 4; Basketball 1-4, First Team All District 3-4, Sweetheart 2; Class Vice- President 2, Reporter 3-4, Class Favorite 2,4; Junior Play; F.F.A. 1-3, Chapter Conducting 1-2; Most Athletic 2-3; Tennis 1-2 Annual Staff 3; Soil Conservation Contest 2-3, Third Place 2, Second Place 3. Cjaro yn Dorn aD F.H.A. 1-4, Parliamentarian 2-3, 5th Vice-President; Band 1- 4, Treasurers, President 4, Band Sweetheart 4; N. H. S. 2- 4, Vice-President 4;-Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4 Let- tered 1-4 All State 1-3, All District 1-4 Basketball Sweet- heart 4. Most Athletic 2-4; Class Treasurer 2-4; Class Favor- ite 2; County Band 1-4; Citizenship Award 1; Scholarship Award 2; DAR Good Citizen 4; South All-Star 4 Senior play. Cc ar C rwin Greenhand Chapter Conducting, District Area 1; Grass Judging, Dist. Area 1,2; Land Judging, Dist, Area 4; Radio Broadcasting, Dist Area; F.F.A. President 3; F.F.A. District Reporter 4; Football 1-4; Letterman 2-4; Co-Captain 4; Track 1-4; Letterman 3-4; Class President 2-4; N.H.S. 2-4; N.H.S. President 4; On the Spot 3; Most Dependable 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; F.H.A. Sweetheart 4; Class Fa- vorite 4; English Pin 3; Scholarship Award 3; Citizenship Award 2; Dist. Extemp Champ 2; Dist. Ready Writing 2nd 3; Annual Staff 2-3; Junior Play; Senior Play JranAie (Jaycfos F.F.A. 1-3; Greenhand Grass Judging Team 1; Greenhand Pin, Chapter Farmer Pin Canci Joetzef N.H.S. 2-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Tennis Letterman 1; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Senior play IK ary 3 ou Jonzales F.H.A. 1-4; Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 4 Hocjer Jon za es F.F.A. 1-3, Quiz Contest, Dairy Products Poultry Judging, Soil Conservation Essay Jja sy unn Cheerleader 1; Band 1-2; F.H.A. 1-4; Basketball 1-2, Mgr. 3; Junior Play; Annual Staff 1. Senior play Dauicf Ifaaecforn F.F.A. 1-4; Livestock Judging 3; Atascosa County Livestock Show Contestant 2-4. Senior play. , 7t an He man cfe t F.F.A. 1-2, Quiz Contest, Grass Judging Contest Chapter Conducting Contest; Football (B-Team) 1, Basketball 2-4, Lettered 2-4, Capt. 4, Honorable mention 4; Track 1-4, Lettered 1-4, State Meet 880 dash 3-4; Most Dependable 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Sports Editor - Annual Staff 4; Artist - Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Play 3; Science Fair 4; Senior play. cSae , JenAins Band 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Class Treasurer 1; Junior Play; Best Personality 4; 3rd Vice-President F.H.A. 4; Senior Play. Oaoici JCa ser Football 1-3; Track 1-3; Volleyball 1-2, District Champs 1; F.F.A. 1-4, Chapter Conducting 1-2, Grass Judging 1-2, Soil Judging 4, Radio Broadcasting 4, Chaplain 4; Class Vice- President 1,3,4; Class Favorite 1,3; Best Personality 3; F.H.A. Sweetheart 3; Junior Play; Science Fair (Physics) 4; Junior Historian 1; Junior Senior Banquet server 2, Senior play. IKanforJ TlTars ia F.F.A. 1-3, Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer pin 2, 1st Place Shop Skills 3, Green House Construction 2, Farm Mechanics 3 F.H.A. President 4, Jr. Chapter Homemaker's Degree 3, Voted Delegate to Area Meeting 4, State F.H.A. Conven- tion 3, Homemaking Award 3; Band 1-4, Solo Ensemble Contest 1. 3-4, First Division 3-4, County Band 1-4; Tennis 1-4 Letterman 1,3; Junior Play props 3, Senior play Basketball 1-4, Letterman 2-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Band 1-4; Vol- leyball 1 N.H.S. 2-3; Basketball 1-4, Letterman 2-4; Scholarship Award; Pep Squad 4; Cheerleader Alternate 4; Peanut Festival Rep. 4; District Literary Meet, Number Sense 1; Girls District Track Meet 2; Senior play. Jrarices ( )cfen Basketball 1-4, Letterman 2-4; All-District Guard 4; Volley ball 3-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Assistant in Jr. Play , Ja nes JJo ansAy 7t en Jj()ive F.F.A. 1-3, Greenhand Chapter Conducting 1, Greenhand Grass Judging 1; Football 1-4, Letterman 2-4, Honorable Mention All-District 4; Track 4, Letterman 4; Junior Play; Class Reporter 2; Best Personality 4; Junior and Senior Banquet Server 2; Junior Historian 1; Cheerleader sweetheart 4 , yo m JJrasse Band 1-4, Officer 4, Sweetheart 4. All-County Band 1-4, All-District Band 1-4, Solo Ensemble Contest (First Divi- sion) 1-4, Stage Band 1,2,4; One Act Play Contest 4; Literary Contest (Ready Writing) 4; Senior Play, Junior Play 2-3; Science Fair (Physics) 4, F.F.A. 1-3, Chapter Conducting Team 1, 1st Place soil Conservation Essay Contest 1; Office Assistant 3; Annual Staff 1-2, Senior play. l bert Metres F.F.A. 1-3; Greenhand Farm Skill Team; Football 2-4; let tered 4; Spanish Club 3 Senior play. irenc a J'v Zetj F.H.A. 1-4; Band 1-4; Basketball 2; Basketball Manager 3-4; Homemaking Award 1; County band 3; Jr. Play; Girls' Track Manager 2; Library Assistant 4; Senior play F.F.A. 1-3; Chapter Conducting 1-2; Milk Judging contest 1; Soil Conservation Essay Contest 1-2; 3rd place 4; News- paper Staff 4; School Photographer 4; Tennis 1-4; 2nd District Singles 3, 2nd District Doubles 2; Basketball 4; Football Mgr. 4; Flag Raiser 3; Jr. Play; Officers Training School 1; Senior play, Boy's singles district tennis champ 4 Jja n e a c S u n n ers Junior Historian 1; Lab Assistant 2; Chamber of Commerce Banquet server 2; Library Assistant 2-4 County Award for Foreign Language 3; N.H.S. 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Science Fair (Physics) 4; Mercy Hospital Jr. Auxiliary 2-4; Daisy of the Year 4. Tii 7Torpe F.F.A. 1-2, Parliamentary procedure Contest (1st place) 2; Jr. Play 3; Football 4. lettered 4. Joe Ur •evino F.F.A. 3-4; Spanish Club; Annual Staff 4 Diane 7. Je66 F.H.A. 1-4; F.F1.A. Guide 4; Band 1-4; County Band 2-3; First Division Solo Ensemble Contest 3-4; Jazz Band 4; Dance Band 4; F.T.A. 1; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual staff 3; Science Fair 4; District Literary Meet, Shorthand; Jr. play Make-up Costumes 3; Mercy Hospital Jr. Auxiliary 2-4; Senior play. Donna ()e 1st Place Soil Conservation Award 1; Jr. Play Make-up 3; Band 1-4; U.I.L. Typing Contest 3; County Band 3; F.H.A. 1-4; Jr. Sr. Chapter homemaking Degree 3; Tennis 1-4; Lettered 2; Chamber of Commerce Banquet Server 3. Girl’s doubles district tennis champ 4 Band 1-4, Majorette 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4, Secretary 4; Home- coming Duchess 2; Princess 3; County Band 2-3; Miss J.H.S. 4; Football Sweetheart 4; Graduation Usher 3; Annual Staff 1; Soil Conservation Essay Contest 1; Senior play. 7orwarcf oery 73a cJ? warcf TCeoer CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Frances Locke, V. Pres. - Jane Steinle, Sec. - Annette Matocha, Tres. - Eusebio Pacheco, Spon. - Miss Perry Reporter - Virginia Miller Jimmy Anderson Kay Brooks Yolanda Caballeri Mary Cordova Chris Corella Betty Cross Kurt Darby Debbie Davidson Eloy Douglas Mary Douglas Diana Escamilla Elodia Escamilla Olga Esquivel Richard Esquivel Mary Garza Geraldine Gawlik Diane Goldman Dennis Goldman Jesse W. Holmes James Howard Preston Izard Howard Kay Jennifer Linam Frances Locke Micela Lopez Lee Roy Meyer Annette Matocha Paulette McDonald Mary Mendez Virginia Miller Maria Morales Jimmy Olivares Marcos Ortiz Eusebio Pacheco Manuel Pacheco Ann Rutherford Rudy Salazar David Shutt Jane Steinle Dorothy Stumpe James Tymrak Johnny Tymrak Lillie Vyvlecka Larry Wheeler Barbara Zezula Cf ie G ass of 1969 r £It re at 7. Jas uer 71 c ne u e cf 7)it iout n Ausias n CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Wayne Ernst, V. Pres. - Jerome Dornak, Tres. - Janice Tymrak, Sec. - Rachel Cross, Rep. - Joy Lynn Izard, Sgt. -at-Arms - Manuel Cordova, Spon. - Mrs. Bowen, Mr. McAllister Sharon Brooks Felicita Amador Wanda Brown Shirley Anderson Patsy Boothe Janice Brooks Darlene Capp Johnny Carlisle Patricia Collier Manuel Cordova Rachel Cross Henry Cruz Jerome Dornak Frank Douglas Ray Douglas Leonard Ermis Wayne Ernst Juan Escalara Josie Garza Octavio Garza August Gaydos Sue Goetzel Louisa Gonzales Victor Gonzales Clyde Grier Antonio Guerrero Elsa Guzman Donnie Harlan Kenneth Howard Joy Izard Mary Jenks Ignacio Lopez Leonard Lozano Janie Martinez Roy McLerran Jane Morales Dwight Morris Y vonne Ochoa Cindy Oliver Eugene Pesek br J Marsha Piatek ll Andrea Ramos W Connie Ray David Riley ! Estella Rodriquez Connie Romero Kathy Rutherford WP Linda Schorsch i Mac Stockhorst Janice Tymrak Katherine Tymrak Linda Ventrcek YOU CALL THAT COORDINATION? YOU CALL THAT SPIRIT? Sfi1 e Gfass of 1970 TJ ie l)incf Serves WAo Se Sf ieir TJ iose Sails CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Bob Powell, V. Pres. - Michael Caballero. Sec. Phyllis Binkley, Treas. - Jimmie Lea Phillips, Spon. - Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Pennington Johnny Adames Susan Barker Phyllis Binkley Ruben Bosquez Deborah Boothe Michael Caballero Rosa Camacho Agapita Cruz Edward Cruz Tim Darby James David Felix De LaRosa Caroline Douglas E. C. Erwin Bobby Esquivel Mary Flores Odel Flores Patrick Fojtik Rodney Fuller Beatrice Garza David Garza Laverne Goldman Albert Gonzales Roy Guzman Dale Hilburn Lucy Huizar Richard Jenks Robert Johnson Larry Kocurek Charles Locke Juan Lopez Bill Lowrie Julane Lyons Dwight Marshall Pete Martinez Edward Miranda Leslie Mueller James Orozco Mike Paschal Irene Perez Jimmie Phillips Bob Powell Thomas Ramby Santos Ramos Antonio Regalado Kay Ripple Ovelia Salazar Linda Schmidt Glenn Schneider Diana Seiffert Mary Self Jane Sisneros Steve Smith Samuel Stewart Douglas Stowe Harry Stumpe David Thorp Jerry Wilson Jo Ann Vyvlecka Studying for English I? 'Junior 7fiy i i7 s a rouy 2 roacf t iaf feacfs o tfie Aeig ih of grea ness. Seneca C lyfitfi Srac e CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Frank Coble - V. Pres., Don Steinle Sec., Barbara Dornak -Trea., Sandy Hill - Hist., Terry Jendry Spons., Mr. Stratton, Mr. Boland R. Armentrout R. Autry D. Birdwell G. Birdwell N. Brooks J. Brown D. Byerly K. Caballero P. Camacho A. Casas P. Chisum F. Coble R. Collier J. Cardova E. Cruz L. De La Rosa E. Denison L. Diggs B. Dornak D. Dubose G. Dworaczyk M. Escamilla S. Gaenzol M. Gallegos D. Garza E. Garza J. Goetzel J. Gonzales S. Hill R. Holmes T. Jendry H. Linam J. Lopez L. Lopez M. Lozano M. Mahoney R. Marshall E. Morales M. Ochoa B. Oden A. Olivarri P. Oliver E. Pawelek A. Perez R. Pesek M. Potts M. Ramirez A. Ramos G. Rodriquez D. Rosales R. Rosales B. Schorsch G. Serrata D. Steinle C. Stowe F. Trevino D. Tymrak M. Tymrak S. Ventrcek S. West D. Wiede L. Winn Future Globetrotters of J.H.S. cSeventh Sracfe CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Bill Cross V. Pres. - Joey Piatek Sec. - Pete Pewelek Treas. - Jimmy Scott Spons. - Sam Barnett, Mary Isabella Williams C. Anderson A. Bosquez R. Bosquez B. Brown B. Brown C. Caballero C. Casas A. Castillo I. Castillo R. Ciomperlik D. Comacho J. Cordova B. Cross F. Cruz L. Cruz V. De Leon E. Douglas F. Douglas J. Estrada M. Esquivel A. Flores L. Fuller T. Gallegos R. Garcia K. Gaydos C. Goldman R. Gonzales S. Gonzales E. Harlan R. Hernandez S. Hill L. Howard M. Issac E. Lopez O. Martinez J. Mahoney V. Miller R. Morales D. Orosco R. Orosco J. Ortiz J. Palmer P. Pawelek J. Piatek S. Pivonka J. Powell D. Reyes J. Rodriquez G. Salazar J. Scott M. Self R. Sherrell G. Torres K. Webb M. Vyvlecka S. Zapata CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Jerry Ahrens; V. Pres. - Bill Stroman; Sec. - Tom Bohl; Treas. - Cathy Self; Sgi. at Arms - Barbara Culpepper; Sponsors: Mrs. Jasik, Mrs. Winters, Mr. Secrest D. Aguero J. Ahrens M. Almandariz M. Alvardo J. Baustiste T. Bohl C. Boothe R. Bosquez R. Bosquez A. Castillo A. Cordova A. Cordova B. Culpepper D. De La Rosa M. De Leon M. De Leon M. Dornak O. Escalero G. Escamilla B. Favor 48 R. Favor O. Flores M. Gallegos N. Gilmore J. Gomez G. Gonzales G. Guerrero N. Guerrero F. Guzman M. Hernandez C. Hill P. Jasik J. Jenkins D. Jenks R. Jenks J. Langford C. Lopez J. Lopez F. Matocha M. Molina J. Ortiz C. Phillips E. Ramos J. Regalado M. Rosales B. Schorsch K. Seiffert C. Self A. Serrata A. Shutt D. Smith B. Stroman G. Teutsch R. Teutsch A. Trevino B. Ulcak Z. Uribe G. Villareal L. Vyvecka B. Wiley L. Wilson Mothers little helpers Candidates for Dobrowalski Olympics You Serve 'em, we sock ’em The return of the monkeys A Holiday for Cupids would you believe. Aunty s helpers?? Future State Basketball €j femen tary Curiosity is one of the permanent ancf certain characteristics of a vigorous mincf. Sa nue fohnson T'jfi i Jrac e R. Aguero A. Armentraut M. Amador P. Bautista R. Bautista Y. Bosquez C. Bosquez K. Brooks C. Brown D. Ciomperlik A. Cross M. Cruz N. Don, T. Cruz R. Delg A. Delgado P. De L A. Dube A. Estrada Y. Goa D. Flores B. Gonn M. Gallegos M. Gob L. Garza D. Greer S. La:. C. Guilmino L. La: P. Holmes M. Mi M. Isaac R. Morales M. Pacht R. Ochoa V. Pachet R. Oliver B. Palme M. Orozco J. Pesek J. Riley J. Piatek I. Rod:. R. Qualls R. Saet G. Ramirez I. Serrata N. SB B. Shoemake K. SI S. Stowe F. Tor L. Stewart M, . Tymrak V. Wie B. Tymrak D. Wot' R. Webb D. Yo J. West V. Delarosa J. De Leon A. Dornak P. Dornak M. Douglas L. Elizonda R. Espinoza A. Estrada P. Fuller R. Gallegos V. Gallegos S. Garza E. Gonzales S. Gonzales J. Gonzales M. Gonzales R. Gonzales E. Guzman G. Hernandez L. Hobbs A. Isaac C. Corella D. Corella J. Cornejo L. Cornejo J. Cruz V. Cruz T. Bosquez E. Calvillo E. Casas G. Chain J. Cordova R. Ayala A. Barajas O. Bautista T. Boland D. Jasik A. Lambaria S. Locke A. Lopez G. Lopez G. Matocha J. Miller P. Molina J. Moore P. Novosad J. Pawelek D. Pesek V. Potts T. Reyes D. Robinson D. Rogers R. Salas R. Salas E. Sanchez J. Sanchez E. Schorsch R. Seguro L. Sherrell R. Smith C. Stewart K. Stewart M. Stroman L. Thorp D. Tolar E. Trevino T. Tymrak S. Vyvlecka R. West R. West A. Woelke B. Zuhlke R. Amador S. Amador B. Anderson R. Autrey P. Barajas M. Barker D. Brown P. Bosquez J. Casanova G. Castillo D. Cordova V. Crauch G. Cruz O. Cruz R. Dornak R. De LaRosa C. De Leon S. Douglas C. Duke F. Estrada M. Estrada M. Favor T. Favor A. Flores G. Gawlik J. Gilmore D. Goins A. Goldman C. Gonzales R. Guzman J. Hernandez B. Herrington N. Hilburn K. Howard N. Locke C. Lopez G. Lopez R. Lopez M. Mahoney P. Martinez R. McAllister R. Ortiz R. Pawelek E. Rameriz I. Ramos E. Reyes J. Reyes S. Ripple R. Rodriquez R. Rogers T. Romero J. Rosa las A. Salazar L. Sanchez S. Salas P. Schorsch R. Segura J. Self A. Serrata M. Stuart B. Stumpe L. Torres K. Travis E. Trevino H. Villanueva K. Vyvlecka M. Vyvlecka B. Webb G. Wiley S. Yow c )econcf Jracfe R. Almendariz J. Anmann A. Armentrout P. Barajas G. Bosquez M. Bohanan J. Bohl J. Casanova H. Castillo N. Delgado T. Delgado M. Espinoza D. Garza J. Gonzales R. Garcia C. Hernandez A. Herrera G. Hobbs R. Corella J. Cooper P. Bosquez F. Forrest B. Fuller D. Garza V. Gonzales D. Gonzales R. Gustamante C. House D. Jackson S. Kimenez R. Kocurek P. Lyons G. Langford R. Martinez E. Laque J. Meyer L. Montelongo M. Mueller L. Novasad D. Pesek P. Ramirez F. Ramirez K. Rhodes J. Rutherford G. Salas D. Oden J. Orozco V. Pacheco G. Regalado R. Regalado R. Reyes A. Sanches R. Segura E. Seiffert B. Stowe M. Vyvlecka I. Villanueva T. Webb R. Villanueva J. Zulaica O rs Jrac e A. Alcorta N. Amador D. Anderson E. Bautista J. Bosquez O. Bosquez D. Cornejo L. Cornejo A. Cruz J. DeLeon M. Dornak D. Douglas M. Foster P. Gallegos E. Garcia J. Gonzales S. Gonzales T. Gonzales E. Hernandez P. Hernandez S. Herrera P. Lopez T. Me Horse P. Meyer E. Pawelek J. Ramirez R. Richter Z. Salas B. Salas A. Sanchez T. Sisnero J. Stewart E. Trevino B. Vyvlecka C. Yanas J. Wiede J. Zezula D. Woelke D. Ahrens M. Barajas M. Bautista R. Chapa D. Cordova R. Cordova . Culpepper . Del Bosque i. Delgado L. Elizondo E. Estrada M. Favor J. Garza R. Garza D. Gonzales K. Grier R. Gustamante R. Guerrero J. Jaksik L. Laque H. Lopez R. Molina G. Olevarri D. Pacheco O. Riley D. Rodriguez D. Rogers G. Schorsch D. Shoemake D. Shutt R. Trevino C. Villalpando J. Villalpando Orqanizaiions 7d)e are t ie leaders. JJf.S. 53ancf S' 5and Officers PRESIDENT......................Carolyn Dornak V. PRES..................................John Prassel SECRETARY...............................Becky Bender TREASURER.........................Carol Brooks REPORTER................................Jane Steinle Drum TKafor ANNETTE MATOCHA Pep Squad; Cheerleaders; Sweetheart; Ken Powell Sponsor, Mrs. Cooper. JJ.Jf.S. Ofieerlea c ers Mary Mahoney, Estella Morales Linda Fuller, Regina Ciomperlik, Pam Oliver .7J.7 .S. Jffajore es ecky Miller, Susie Hill, Racheal vlcC a 1 lister 7)rum JKajor KATHY SELF OFFICERS: President - Earl Erwin, V.P. - Carolyn Dornak, Sec. - Betty Cross, Treasurer, Jane Steinle, Reporter - Virginia Miller, Committee Chairman - Nanci Goetzel SPONSORS: Mr. Almanza. Mrs. Bowen. Mr. King PRES. - - - - Julia McClure 1st V. PRES.- -Frances Locke 2nd V. PRES.-Janice Tymrak 3rd V. PRES. - - Sue Jenkins 4th V. PRES. -Ann Rutherford 5th V. PRES.-Carolyn Dornak SEC. ------ Sandra West TREAS. - - - - Carol Brooks PARL. ----- Sue Goetzel HIST. - - - Annette Matocha op Ao no re _Jroup tJunior (Jroup Senior CJroup 7resfiman Qr roup omore C Jf'OUp Jl umor Jroup cS en or C Jf'OUp OFFICERS: President - Cindy Oliver, V. Pres. Jo$ie Garza, Sec. Mary Lou Jenks, Treasurer, Andrea Ramos, Entertaining Chairman - Rachel Cross Transportation Chairman - Eusebio Pacheco Jjarents- eacAers Isso cia lion OFFICERS: Pres. Mrs. James Robinson V. -Pres. Mr. A1 Secrest, Sec. Mrs. Ruth Birdwell (not shown). Tres. Mrs. John Gilmore. Presentation of Teacher of Year award to Mrs. Alma Winters P.T.A. members are enjoying the entertainment provided them by the Pleasanton High School Choir. U£e yearSool? ancf Cecuspaper —F ... . . � •� ' V v v SPONSOR: Jane Perry EDITOR: Annette Matocha THE STAFF: STANDING (Itor) L. Ermis, L. Vyvlecka, C. Oliver, D. Stumpe, M. Cordova, M. Garza, M. Gonzales, G. Gawlik, A. Rutherford, H. Kay, J. Trevino, R. Riley. 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Bohn Gfas sicaf Iliterature JlCr. ancf JKiss TKost BiJzefy 7o cSucceecf NANCIGOETZEL EARL ERWIN Ties I Dressecf CINDI OLIVER KURT DARBY TICos 1 A e ic CAROLYN DORNAK JIMMY RAY ANDERSON 33es JJersona jitj SUE JENKINS KEN POWELL ' TICost behoof Spirit BARBARA ZEZULA PRESTON IZARD friendlies i SUE GOETZEL LARRY WHEELER Y7I I coi n l() wm j as Ae tball Sweethearts CAROLYN DORNAK LLOYD CHISUM SANDRA WEST (faro )roois INTELLIGENT.......... QUIET................ COURTEOUS ........... LIKABLE ............. PEANUTS.............. PINK................. FLUTE ............... NEAT................. PRECISE ............. PROMPT............... cc ar £ rrvin ATHLETIC............. BRAINS .............. HANDSOME ............ CONCEITED............ REALISTIC............ GIRLS................ CONSCIENTIOUS........ DEPENDABLE........... OPTIMISTIC .......... FUN-LOVING........... Senior C) ass Jauorites 7 a, 'Sara ezufa PERT................. INQUISITIVE.......... FLIRTATIOUS.......... GREEN ............... 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Representatives JUNIOR: Chris Corella SOPHOMORE: Rachel Cross FRESHMAN: Ovelia Salazar 7th GRADE: Linda Fuller C as Esther------------------ Virginia Miller Phoebe ------------- Frances Locke Deborah - -- — -----------Barbara Zezula Penelope ------- Paulette McDonald Helen------------------- Ann Rutherford Aunt Polly - -- -- -- -- Maria Morales Hattie - -- -- -- -- Geraldine Gawalik Phineus --- - Larry Wheeler Dick-------------------- Lee Roy Meyer Johnson - -- -- -- -- -- Preston Izard Tommy ----- ------------ -James Howard Majah ---- - Rudy Salazar Preston, you forgot to wash behind your ear! Ann, does he have a tummy ache? Jotter ary Cwen ts The Typing Fiends!!!! 7ypiny (jon es LILLEE MAE VYVLECKA PAULETTE MCDONALD J)pet iny BETTY CROSS MARGARET ALLEN Can you spell Supercalifragilisticexapialidocious? MARGARET ALLEN Dear John or DIANE WEBB cie nee MICHAEL CABALLERO Cjuents Science - Michael Caballero Shorthand - Diane Webb Margaret Allen Typing - Lillie Mae Vyvlecka Paulette McDonald Spelling - Betty Cross Margaret Allen Prose Reading - Frances Locke Persuasive Speaicing - John Prassel Earl Erwin Wizard of Oz JJrose Tteacfiny FRANCES LOCKE u Queens of C7ranceJ1 C ast Marie - Sidonie Cressaux - Ann Rutherford M'su Cahusac - John Prassel Madame Pugeot - Frances Locke Mamselle Pointevin - Janice Tymrak Stage Manager - Sue Goetzel The Mayor, yes, Not the Bishop. Oh, Sublime. Madame. No one will ever know I'm the Queen of France. ” Good Morning, M'suCahusac Why aren't those documents back in Vienna? May I have the honor of your attention a moment longer? 71 1 S ar ( ast Jrc i ices L. ache Your Royal Highness C 'as i Mr. Morlock - Earl Erwin Mrs. Morlock - Frances Najvar Mary - Sandy West Jessica - Carolyn Dornak Mildred - Nanci Goetzel Joe Lanconi - Lloyd Chisum Luigi Laneoni - John Prassel Martha - Diane Webb Lucifer - Roy Riley George Plew - Albert Reyes Mrs. Schmaltz - Sue Jenkins Dr. Brown - David Kaiser Mr. Black - Juan Hernandez Stage manager - Julia McClure Director - Miss Jane Perry One.. .two.. .three... You’re fired! What you need is a long vacation! Let’s go home now, Martha. Dont get upset - I'm just checking your pulse! I'd like to tell you about our special lay-away plan.” Yes ma'am, anything you say ma'am. Cij it i Oi'cicfe JJ ay “O iat's One On OSi T” Now you've made me angry! Strange place for a sit-in, isn't it? CTli ifetics ZfAouyA tAe yame may not af ways Se won, self cAscipfine, sportsman sAip ancf couraye, points wAicA we uafue in tAe yame of fife, have Seen yatnecf tArouyA participation in tAe atAfetic proyram. '66 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 •Sept. 30 •Oct. 7 Oct. 14 •Oct. 21 •Oct. 29 •Nov. 4 •Nov. 11 ■ - Devine • Pearsall ■ - Poteet •Stockdale ■ - Dilley •Charlotte ■ - Nixon - Somerset - - - Lytle - Natalia HEAD COACH - Bill Stroman BACKFIELD COACH - Sam Barnett LINE COACH - Albert Almanza FOOTBALL CAPTAINS: F. Collier, E. Erwin, and L. Chisum FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Roy Riley and Clyde Grier David Shutt Johnny Adames «� Dwight Morris Kurt Darby William Boothe Ruben Bosquez Steve Smith E. C. Erwin Jimmy Tymrak Bob Powell David Garza Douglas Stowe v A Albert Reyes Richard Jenks - James Howard Leonard Ermis Larry Kocurek Johnny Carlisle (22) J. Anderson (85) L. Chisum (68) E. Erwin (12) Fred Collier J. ANDERSON 1st Team Offensive Half- back Defensive end J. TYMRAK 1st Team Defensive line backer F. COLLIER - 1st Team Defensive linebacker Hon. Mention - halfback L. CHISUM 1st Team Offensive end JAMES HOWARD 1st Team Def. Tackle TOP ROW: Coach Barnett; D. Dubose; A. Trevino; D. Garza; D. Byerly; D. Birdwell; M. Escamilla; D. Steinle; D. Tymrak; R. Pesek; H. Linam; B. Schorsch; G. Dworaczyk; G. Rodriguez; F. Coble; B. Wiede TOP ROW: Coach Barnett; R. Gonzales; R. Hernandez; M. Self; J. Piatek; R. Sherrell; J. Palmer; C. Ander son; R. Davidson; D. Tymrak; BOTTOM ROW: M. Mahoney; J. Scott; P. Pawelek; D. David; J. Powell; B. Brown; B. Cross; L. Brown Coach A. Almanza Asst. Coach J. Salinas CAPTS.: L. Chisum, F. Collier, J. Hernandez 66-67 REGIONAL FINALISTS: (LtoR)Mgr. L. Mueller, J. Anderson, Roy McLerran, K. Powell, L. Chisum, F. Collier, R. Riley, D. Harlan, T. Guerrerro, J. Hernandez, Mgr. D. Morris, Coach Almanza IS IS Twice Collier swished in Ken Powell al1 •shoot1'uo throw to put JHS ou. ..v...,, ( g sour. JHS lrdanton Indians rapped 11 10, with 59 seconds re at lhe duartei-. c Pleasanton Eagles twice m lining. j ™‘‘ j at week, winning 83-52 Only 20 seconds were left; 1 ljello l; i i r � s Panthers littlest Indian, went to the line and cashed in on a pair of charity tosses that pro- vided the final margin of victory for the Indians. Collier led the Tribe with 16 points. Hernandez tallied low — Donnie Harlan Bops Ken Powell ist en m. W a me fret na thn :hit Hina valley ■sc Lloyd Chis- Anderson 1 to four irst half, S in the ly turned Panthers, accurate, from neart e and fin-it is. •r netted and Paul went on a ing rampag ly as he m the basket lor a tying tne i, it was Jounlan-Tl a 5-0 lead y Collier.Dt : by Her-si und con-iia m. osed the ly 10-9 ati close tne ouarter. Second periodj tally only nine j MARTINI ■sday night at Jourdan- when Juan Hernandez, and 62-31 Friday night littlest Ind casanton. line and ca e Tribe, a leading con- bf charity r in 29-A, ran up a 10-0 bided the in the first meeting, led victory for at the half and 62-32 at Collier le :lose of the third per- )6 points. ), Ken Pow ed Collier notched 23 bn for JHS with Ken ;!1 accounting for 21 Lloyd Chisum netting points in im Williams was high scored seve PHS and Don Glentzer, :hird quart, ug from the outside, ourth as 1 id 16. Rip Lowe hit for he tide fo He was ?asanton played a strong- yith a one- ame here Friday night faded in the late going, trailed 13-9, 27-16 and at the stops. llier scored 22 points JHS. Juan Hernandez i 12, Chisum 10, and ny Anderson 8. Gary den led PHS with 16 and ibio Compian tallied 6. B-TEAM S PAIR hile the Eagle varsity the tVio Rudy Zamora led the L with 99 tv-iints. He was fol- harles Stewart Jimmy Anderson Indians was with 18. Lloyd .unted for 12. � , Juan Hernan- mmv Anderson, )n in History the Panthers a, meager four. JHS led at the half. 19-13. Scoring tempo picked up in the third period and MVHS led 23-21 at one stage. But the Indians were back ■ ■ii top, 28-25, before the ) er-. iod closed. i Score w3« —t — — he top of t shed with Gregory 0 for the I Ufaro had In many in odd bal. . on bounced out to a n a free throw by � short range shot by iagers Drop Regional {id to Zapata, 68 • 62 :et: DN — Best! ;on in J HS In- ame to a close j 9 o’clock Sat as the Tribe . re the Zapata Dn„ uoi.� ,n • 6862, in the Class A Roy McLerran finals ,a victoria. Her- AVe came so close but we tandez and a rebound con- missed it so far far, said ersion by Anderson. J J H S Coach Al Almanza, Medina Valley closed the j whose cagers won their sec ri, ' r.f.c; r, jap and trailed only 10-9 at ond 29A title in a row. losing, the PHS B-team | Bul even in missing a trip he quarter. Second period defeated Jourdanton. 1 „„ .. . ine .won the first clash, 42-’aw.J b tall on|y nine a to the state tournament, the Indians triumphed over the . . cn. mints and the Panthers - land took the second, 60- fouI. JHS led at the ] Ix)uise Hornets. 55-51, in the first encounter, Wil- Scoring5'temixi nicked DeVilbiss led Pleasanton bcolmg lemlX) PlcKea 7. Domingo Chapa had the third period the opening round to become up ; the first JHS boys' team ever and to reach the regional finals. Let's just relax, go out, there in the last half and not let ’em make us look bad.” Coach Almanza sug- gested to the Tribe during t' e rest period. These may have lieen the? magic words because the In dians regained the magic J shooting touch that had pro-? pel let 1 them to 23 victories. I Anderson began .sweeping the boards” against the tall- er Hawks with a consider- able assist from Collier. The Indians oulscored Za- ' which ended with JHS ter down only 48-43. Jourdanton charged to within thiee mints of the Hawks liefore d Bemie Pena 7 Bob vIVHS ,ecl 23-21 at one staSe- And even in losing to Za- «11 r« wi rw ;’ with 15 3ut lhe Indians were hack patai the Indians studied back disaster struck. E C Erwin had 8. m top. 28-25, before the per- wilha sensational second- ANDERSON. who had . . -ittc : 1 half rally that threatened to scored eight of hi.s l points .well also led tne Jhs Score was Ued lwice „eneiale an upset until JHS in the second half, committed -----17 points, m the sec- he gam,, with 2'■ I --------------- l.mniv Wav hi. fool did d 1 ifourdanton's ICagers Slip Bv Panthers Friday Night . . . Indians Face Somerset ii SPECIAL DEVINE- dians advan. regional toui this weekend dina Valley here Tucsda district roun The Pantl only twice Jourdanton ord and Ih mark. I Fred Coll I Anderson wi nandez with dians. Lead hack were 121 and G t uu-.v- JIV Dz!eat ■ m 1 2! ives jhs place. The ng district tor tne inmans tnan Juan Hernandez over Sto t«c c„MaW-S Lloyd Chisum won easily. ::uer to Title Repeat JOURDANTON - danton’s front-runn iuns demolished th Pirates, 63-36, here 1 to move a step clos peating as 29A chai JHS Coach A1 called the victory the best Trilje per of the season. Ear Indians had sneakei Pirates in the last i onds. Hut the JHS intact for the first several starts—rent' doubt from this oi with a fine team ef Ken Powell was center after being for several games knee injury and Fn showed little trace badly sprained ank Bo' 76- ■ er hmas cou Indians had both Powell a Collier on the sidelines a had to scramble for th stops:' 14-9, 27-21 and 45 but failed to get a field gi in the final quarter. SIX FREE throws v enough to give JHS the tory. Chisum ripped the coi for 25 points with Anders and Donnie Harlan getti 10 apiece and Hernandez, Ray Stahl was high for S with 18. Jourdanton travels to I talia, Friday, hosts Somer in an important tilt h Tuesday and winds up ! regular schedule at Nixon the following Friday. Indi; inthers :t Title ght, Iri Commanding Pc Tony Guerrero rab JHS Builds District Lead tr JOURDANTON — With )i'«the first district round com- dt plete, the Jourdanton Indians ler: now are in a commanding Imposition to repeat as 29A toe champions. toy The Tribe remains unbeat- toy en in district play while all (Bit other 29A schools including t Somerset and Lytle have ttllost at least twice. And JHS fxwill have the home court ad- S c vantage in their next clashes cu-.m, and I .vtic. 37-32 margin at the close of the third period. But the ad- vantage melted under a blis- tering attack led by Jesse Bielefeld w h o scored 20 points and Jesse Ortiz who I bagged 17. But the Tribe’s leading I gunner, Fred Collier, was on target with 26 points and swished in three vital free throws in the late going. Lloyd Chisum hit for 11, Juan Hernandez scored 9, B V the chips wer R°y fbley | tj,e tjtje was (on the line, it was Coach A1 Almanza's cagers .who came through. With three minutes to go. the score was knotted at 38- 38 and it was anybody’s ball [game. Fred Collier put JHS i in front with a short one- hander. Nick Martinez, Me- dina Valley scoring ace. who we.it on a second-half scor- ing rampage, faked beautiful- I ly 5� s he maneuevered under tlic basket for a tying bucket the last four minutes. Collier was in foul tr throughout most of the ond half but managed the distance. By contrast with Jou ton's gaudy free throw centage. Medina Valley italized on only eight i attempts. Indians, after runnin a sizeable win streak, a licking from the Ke Lions, 27AA titleholder; 54. in an exhibition Thursday night at Ken It was close throuf '.he first half and mil into the third period E. C. Erwin J. Orzoco B. Powell O. Garza W. Ernest J. Carlisle '66-67 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R) F. Coble, J. Piatek, T. Hannon, D. Byerly, D. Steinle, Coach Sam Barnett, B. Schorsch, D. Tymrak, J, Scott, D. David, B. Wiede, G. Dworczyk Jourdanton's Fred Collier adding to the Jourdanton score. Fred Collier and Lloyd Chisum stopping Medina Valley's Martinez from scoring. '66-’67 REGIONAL FINALISTS GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM: (L to R) L. M. Vyvlecka, S. Goetzel, H. Amador, J. Steinle, J. Tymrak, V. Miller. C. Dornak, F. Oden, P. McDonald. W. Meador, F. Najvar. L. Schorsch. P. Collier (STANDING) B. Schmidt, B. Stroman, B, Riley - manager Coach B. Schmidt, A. Cruz, M. Morales, F. Amador, J. A. Vyvlecka, K. Tymrak, P. Boothe, J. Phillips, J. Lyons, J, Morales, C. Romero, M. Jenks, O. Flores, E, Guzman, W. Brown, P. Binkley, K, Ripple A TEAM RESERVES Pat Collier Paulette McDonald Jane Steinle A TEAM RESERVES Helen Amador Frances Najvar Lillie Mae Vyvlecka Sue Goetzel I! JHS Squaws Finish 3rd In Duncanville Tourney JHS Squaws Rap Sfockdale • third time, was named an all-tournament forward ile Frances Oden of JHS s among the all-tourna- nt guards. Wanda Meador JHS was chosen as a sec- 1 team all • tournament ird. Our guards just did a mendous job,” said JHS tch Bill Stroman. “Of rse, our forwards did •tty fair, too.” 'he Squaw loss to Tulia the semi-finals was the t defeat that the JHS s had suffered in exactly year. Jourdanton lost in semi-finals in the same rnament last year and n’t lost since—a string ___________________________t saw the Squaws snare oivereues were state uiass | tne Class A state chamoion- Freida Rousseau was high for the Hornets with 29. She is an all-state forward and was last year’s most valuable forward in the Duncanville tournament. (An honor that Carolyn Dornak won as a sophomore when the Squaws won the tournament crown.) AGAINST Spearman, the Squaws led all the way but i really took command in the third period. JHS had 13-11 and 29-22 margins at the first two stops but lengthen- ed their lead to 47-34 in the third stanza. Dornak accounted for 35 points, Schorsch had 17 and Miller, 10. PovVi � --� wmi� tallied 35 fo Coach Str JOURDANTON — Je lanton Squaws crushed stockdale girls, 73-28. Tight at Stockdale with forwards getting into icoring act. JHS breezed to the sided win. leading 17 3, 40 md 58-17 at the rest stoj� Carolyn Dornak bagged joints, Virginia Miller 1 14. Jane Steinle had 8 a Linda Schorsch and Pat ( ier, 5 each. Perez was high for Sto iale with 13. not only proud of th the Squaws played in tournament but he equally proud of their duct off the court. ‘1 were certainly good will ------ — •-- our school f South Texs Carolyn Dornak Squaws Face Marion In District Showdown JOURDANTON — District )A chips will be piled high hen the Jourdanton Squaws ike the court against the [arion Bulldogs this Friday ight at Marion. Game-time ; 6:30 p.m. If the Squaws win, it will irtuallv wran un another is he said, ‘ and we hope we can hold to our game plan. Game is a highlight of Mar- ion’s annual homecoming. The Squaws completed the first 29A district round by crushing Somerset, 61-21, Friday night, nak netted 39 with Virginie 10 and Lind Jane Steinle Sandy Bole Somerset wit 2- state champion. ■quaws had to scramble in r opener with the Gran- y Pirates. JHS was in it 31-26 at the half and i ran headon into their est quarter in years. Only points went on the -d for JHS and the Pir- breezed into the fourth od leading 45-36. ED BY the incomparable Dlyn Dornak, the Squaws' red 25 points through the I p in the final quarter and t on to win handily. Dor- finished with 33 points, pnia Miller netted 18 and :1a Schorsch, 11. idy Drury was high for Pirates with 32. IS had little trouble in juering the Bridgeport )N — Jour led along rict play l. 80-32, her at the half. conside: rolyn Dorm j Schorsch, filler, 12, tws into_ Marion Virginia Miller Gone i’esV 58-37, in the second] -9.« oot-1 Mai- ,. . � - ied 43 po Linda Schorsch it lash between the two teams s three Squaw guards fouled iut. The Bulldog forwards mimdoi m j Uanjlni __ id. Jourdanton led 21 37-21 and 48-23 at the stops, i Dornak splashed in 42 1 points while Miller was net-i | ting 11 and Schorsch. 5. j Paula Denton was top scorer for Bridgeport with 25. 'r---'• Hi FLORESV1LLE — Led by the incomparable Carolyn Dornak. the Jourdanton Squaws won their fourth suc- cessive 29A championship by nipping the Marion Bull- dogs, 56-52, in a play-off bat- tle for the crown here Thurs- day night. This was a showdown struggle between two fine clubs that had broken even in two previous meetings. The Squaws won the first clash, 70-69, after trailins un til the last five seconds, and Marion spanked JHS, 71-50, in the second contest. But this time it was the scrambling Squaws who es- tablished the pattern and controlled the action. JHS trailed only on three occas- ions — once in the first I free throws for 39 poirt ! She was deadly accurate ! close after taking high I passes. Jourdanton went into 1 fourth period nursing an point lead (45-34). T Squaws went conservative | Dornak, dribbling to cl i up the clock, maneuver with Virginia Miller Linda Schorsch to fine sure shot. Marion went all out. ft owitz fired and hit oft With five minutes left, Bulldogs lagged only ■ | Schorsch and Miller three charity tosses to gw ) before Rakowitz added « points to leave the scofgj i 48, with less than three Miller hit from close rt IKS Squaws Cop Dwn Tourney JOURDANTON — The Kirdanton Squaws — just iree seconds away from de- al — bounced back to over- all the Ganado Maidens and in their own invitational isketball tournament here iturday night. Score of the overtime Hiller was 56-51. After breezing to the finals, ie Squaws, who are state lass A defending champions, nexpectedly had their hands i c and Virginia j time period Miller, 7. Maxwell was high scorer for the Maidens with 28. Southwest won third place in the tournament by defeat- ing Sabinal. 45-30, and Devine bested Del Rio in the con- solation finals, 53-30. t In advancing to the finals, Ganado tripped Del Rio, 56- 32, in the opening round and then bopped Southwest, Jr nrs Tac uwmng Squaws Ti JOURDANTON — Joui ton Squaws will now to scramble to retain district championship — a shot at another Clas state title. Led by Patsy Rakowi' foot-1 forward, who pc in 49 points, the Marion dogs walloped the Sqt 71-50, at Marion Friday r The JHS loss left the teams deadlocked for place in 29-A. Squaws e; had nipped the Bulldog a single point at Jourdc after trailing for 31 mi) and 55 seconds of the floresvi sharp as us enough, t h Squaws earn successive tr team Class j tournament, winner will state meet. JOURDAN3 test. If thp two Go For Region Frances Oden Ml Kl with J HS s the Rock- only five a stiffening rammed four the cords to argin to -17-33 SQUAWS LOSE It didn't hurt anything but their pride, but the Squaws lost a 51-50 decision to the Southwest Dragonettes at JHS Thursday night. This was the first time that SHS had ever managed a victory over the Squaws. Wanda Roe was chief! responsible for the upset ; she canned 39 points, 10 i the last quarter. Jourdanton led 10-37 goir iod in couldn't hold it. Dornak hi . 28 for JHS while Miller ar I chorsch had 11 apiece. Mips ;t 5 Seconds •olyn Dornak i double-tough ball club -he Bulldogs are no stran points in the Dilley tourna ment last week. Patsy Rak ! ned 43 points against th j Squaws. Little Carolyn Tay j lor. 4 feet-11 and a great bal I handler, tallied 14 and Wi! I ma Steffen got 12. I Carolyn Dornak, JHS' al ate forward, tallied 4 l i —: u t Wanda Meador Dna uctnS Win Devine Tourney o the Squaws. JHS shaded Marion in rear’s bi-district enrouti he state title. Now the earns are in the same rict and the Bulldogs ap :o be the main roadbloc he Squaws’ quest for at ?r 29A title. Marion, which edged aided George West by JOURDANTON — The unbeaten Jourdanton Squaws -specialists in winning cliff- hangers — reversed the script and won the Devine tournament championship in a romp last weekend. All-Stater Carolyn Dornak led the Squaws to a 7343 vic- tory over the Devine Arab- ians in Saturday night’s fi- nals. She scored 51 points and was a shoo-in for all tournament-honors. JHS led 24-15, 46-31 37 at the stnns. and JHS Squaw Girls' TournI f JOURDANTON — Jourdan- i ton Squaws will host a nine- team girls basketball tourna- tana oo-otf m me luuina- men opene leadin 2L4, ment beginning here Thurs- Janice Tymrak ame wil day in the JHS gym. The I played Saturday night Squaws are defending champ- ions. “We’ve reached out and 8:30 o’clock. Trophies will be awar to 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 8th GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R) Coach B. Schmidt, J. Goetzel, G. Birdwell, B. Dornak, S. West, T. Jendry, P. Oliver, D, Rosales, R. Holmes, M. Tymrak, P. Chisum, R. Collier, M. Mahoney, S. Hill 7th GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R) Coach B. Schmidt. P. Garcia, D. Reyes, R. McAllister, S. Culpepper, C. Miller, A. Bosquez, R. Ciomperlik, E. Harlan. D. Orozco, S. Hill, S. Pivonka, M. Vyvlecka ALL DISTRICT BASKETBALL PLAYERS--29A 1st TEAM FORWARDS Virginia Miller Carolyn Dornak 1st TEAM GUARDS Frances Oden Wanda Meador 1st TEAM Fred Collier Lloyd Chisum 2nd TEAM Ken Powell HONORABLE MENTION Juan Hernandez HONORABLE MENTION Jimmy Anderson 1967 J.H.S. TRACK TEAM: (BACK ROW) (L to R) J. Tymrak, J. Anderson, P. Izard, J, Dornak, L. Chisum, S. Smith, B. Powell, K. Powell, D. Garza, (MIDDLE ROW) (L to R) J. Tymrak. D. Morris, D. Shutt, J. Orozco, E. Erwin, K. Darby, J. Adames, J. Hernandez, Coach Strom an, (BOTTOM ROW) (L to R) M, Ca- ballero, E. C. Erwin, R. Guzman, S. Ramos, R. Fuller, B. Esquivel, E. Miranda J.H.S. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: (BACK ROW) (L to R) Coach J. Salinas, M. Caballero, J. Orozco, (FRONT ROW) S. Ramos, B. Esquivel, R. Fuller J.H.S. RELAY TEAM (440 yd. relay, Mile-medley relay, and Mile relay) (L to R) David Shutt, Lloyd Chisum, Jimmy Anderson, Juan Hernandez REGIONAL QUALIFIER 1967 880 yard dash Juan Hernandez STATE QUALIFIER 1967 440 yard dash Lloyd Chisum 1967 JR. HIGH TRACK TEAM (STANDING) (L to R) Coach B. Barnett, R. Gonzales, M. Escamilla, D, Dubose, F. Coble, R. Pesek, D. Birdwell. (KNEELING) (L to R) D. Garza, R. Hernan- dez, G. Rodriquez, G. Dworczyk, D. Tymrak, F. Trevino. D. Steinle 880 yd. 440 yd. RELAY TEAM (L to R) David Dubose Daniel Garza Richard Hernandez Mel Escamilla TENNIS REGIONAL QUALIFIER Roy Riley TENNIS REGIONAL QUALIFIERS Donna Webb Betty Cross 1967 HIGH SCHOOL Volleyball A Team (STANDING) (L to R) Coach B. Schmidt Pat Collier Helen Amador Linda Sc horse h (KNEELING) (L to R) Sue Goetzel Jane Steinle Carolyn Dornak Connie Romero Odel Flores 1967 HIGH SCHOOL Volleyball B Team (STANDING) (L to R) Coach B. Schmidt Jane Morales Rachel Cross Patsy Boothe (KNEELING) (L to R) Happy Amador Wanda Brown Susan Barker Janie Martinez Ueen CPages J. S’ ■fl JL II Swinging Surfer Cut the small stuff coach! Squaw backers against Marion Bi-district playoffs against Medina The Squaws reign over Marion. LABORATORY ASSISTS: J. Linam, H. Stumpe ON THE SPOT TEAM: J. Steinle, P. Izard F. Locke, D. Shutt. LIBRARY ASSIST.: L. to R; J. Tymrak. O. Esquivel D. Stumpe, S. Brooks (BACK ROW) ; H. Amador J. Caballero, C. Corel la, W. Zuhlke, (FRONT) REGIONAL BAND MEMBER: John Prassel OFFICE ASSISTS: L to R BACK ROW H. Amador, F. Najvar, B. Riley, Joy Izard, FRONT ROW N. Goetzel, P. Collier. G. Gawlik OFFICE ASSISTS: F. Amador, H. Amador WeeJf No one can say our students aren't dressy. Ma Pa Kettle Elizabeth Taylor??? 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