Killeen High School - Kangaroo Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1956 volume:

TTJE KANGAROO 1956 KILLEEN HIGH SCHOOL KILLEEN, TEXAS i4 PRESENTING OUR NEW SCHOOL PLANT IAORI WORD In choosrnv a theme for the KANLIARUO one thuwf wab f1rst and foremost 1n our II'11DClS lhe New bchool Our New bchool 15 a dream come true LL 1f1t 1 hold the meamng for usthat 1t should lt must become more +har1 mere Stone and rnasonry Wlth the mellow trad1t1onS ofthe old School and fhe Sparkllnq customs of the new we have a l1v1ng th1ng that can be def1ned 1n one phrase School Sp1r1t And so 1n presentlng to you the KANGAROO of 1955 56 we, the staff w1sh To turn the Spotlmght on the new school lts pr1nc1pal and on all those who have contmbuted to 'ch1s beaut1ful bu1ld1ng and 1tS School Splfll w 1 7' ' 1 , 4 . E , . A . N Q 1' ' 'm . . . --uf. YV. ,, . Y . . 4 Q V . . .Q , J , l 3 , in to 1 V 5 , A , AV , . . . I , . . -- . - 1 1 ' ' 1 , , , 1 DEDICATIO We of Killeen High School are deeply ap- preciative ofour new school plant. We ap- preciate, also, ournewprincipal, Mr. John Little. We admire him for his loyalty and devotion to Killeen High School, and for his beliefin the worth of the individual student. With a thankful awareness of all that they have meant to us and will mean in the years to come, we dedicate this book to our new school and our new principal. HOME OF THE FIGHTING KANGAROOS THE MORNING BEFORE WE BEAT THE BADGERS 'ii' N-'I' 1 ,ww wi The Flghtlng Kangaroos have much to show for thexr achxevements 1 X . '-H84-, u- TRUE SCHOLARS9 9 SPO! J' ,I or ! L 'Q A - . -A V ' m.35ffVfy ?H V 1 - 3 1 ' i gf ,ff A V' ' ' - ' TWA' t bg-:rw 29? , - A f , ,nm X . f J N E . , ' ,,A....,,,S,,-.+L-sg-f Q LA- .,., WV, ,..., ICT? , ff ' A V, . 1 A , 5 n h h S osx ' -Q i ax - X . I , 1 M z . I e ' ' 2 . , O I ik I g I my M ' o , Y, , :NS K 0 ' 1 - -nr '. 1l l- l'l'l' ' , ef. . A Q. 1 - f 'Q' 'f '.f1xp, ?:f+ f f f - - f ,A -F . -3 ' f7'4 f ' e 1 - - 'z f-1 .A 1 wif, . , . ,., - ' A - Q9 1 .,, .ao--'N - L' , .f1wg.:1f.,'cr-mlvlf YM 'f . Vocational Wing The End of a Perfect Day ......-.- -..gh . W, H! Our New Gym e S The Office is Usually Busy. L Q11-'9 W, Nw, I an- :VU .91 MR. C. E. ELLISON SUPERINTENDENT of ICILLEEN HIGH SCHOOL We I MR. J. C. CULWELL DIRECTOR of CURRICULUM MR. LEE PEEBLES BUSINESS MANAGER MRS. ALTHEA ELLIOT School Nurse MRS. R. E. L. JONES Dietician MRS. JUNE WETZEL School Nurse MRS. BARBARA HENDRICKSON Speech Therapist MRS. ARLENE SIMS Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. JUNE MCGILL Secretary to the Tax Assessor-Collector MRS. GLADYS GRAHAM Bookkeeper if 1? 5 ' MR. JOE LOCKHART Visiting Teacher MR. GORDON ADAMS Tax Assessor-Collector . .N nur' .ur-rxnrx 'vrq bu 9? ,,,,,,,,.,.-Q-'f -n-mmm Q3 Q' gpf X ,ff Prmcxpal MR. JOHN E LITTLE C Guxdance Counselor Secretary MR- SETH MUNN MRS ANN COOK i LIBRARY H ELP if sv 'W if 'K SW Wiki? N...f 1 was ,f f f 1 IWW OFFIC E H ELP MRS MILDRED HOLT Texas State College for Women B A University of Texas M A Llbranan ,4 , W ,L - i V . e 4 'r 21: - :Q',,f. .,-f A . A 1 D .. , V - 2 1 LW ' 9 5 t 9 . if 3 A . 4 - , , A je Z , 4 1 ,' 4 . ' ' L .N V V 4 T' .4 6 asv' . X Qi: . , ' g . o . 1 - - S I MATHEMATICS 'WJ -'ans-slr-f ALGEBRA A study of squares and unknowns MR. C C BALL Umversrry of Texas M A Plane Geomerry Algebra MR. BILL LIERMAN Lamar Tech B General Math be 'LQ' una Comes the dawn MR. BERT SHELLEY Ausun College, B. S Trlgonometry, Algebra, Sohd Geometry MRS, ESTELLE STAPP Southwesrem University, M. A. Algebra '1 D-A Parle vous el espanol? 34 wg I in Do I sound like that? 'Whom if Vi' Et tu, Brute? fs A., I gn ,Tina ff ab if MRS. RUBY BALLARD fy, Z, X 4. Baylor University, M, A, I' ' -7 N. En flish , ,, , A ' x A U, -f rf' A MRS. JEWEL BLACK Southwest Texas State NN-5,,,,,, ,I Teachers College, M, A ,I , x . r A ' ,fsff . Q 4 -mr LA GUAGE ARTS English AI 55150 --'Hs 'i,. Qsvq, 4! '-v MRS. NELLIE GUIBAULT MISS FRANCES WASHBURN MISS JANE TULLOCH Trinity College, B. A. Mary Hardin-Baylor, B. A. Mary Hardin-Baylor, B A Latin, English English English .gy 4-:r :9 MRS, VESTA CULWELL Mary Hardin-Baylor, B. A, Spanish, Economics, Occupations MRS. JAMIE LEMKE University of Wisconsin, B. S, Speech, English N4 T7 . I Q sv' .VN Good old civics. . Dig that crazy esophagus! ! '. F? Hung 'ftm1' . .,w..-.--- 'ff Q' 1, Find the mistake in the picture. SOCIAL STUDIES A D SCIENCE fi av- Vx lug MISS RAE JUAN LEE Texas State College for Women B A Bxology General Scrence F7 Aviv , 5 MR LUKL WELCH Bay lor Unxversrty B B A C1v1cs ASSISIEHII Coach MRS PAT MCANELLY Umversrty of Texas M Amerrcan Hrstory World Hrstory ,fix V MR. W P GRAHAM Texas A 85 M B S Chemlstry General Scrence MRS WANDA JEAN THOMPSON Texas State College for Women B A World Hrstory Journalrsm Amerlcan Hlstory Junror Busrness MR, R. D HOLT Unrversny of Texas M A World Hlstory Ye-r' MRS AUDREY EVANS North Texas State College General Scrence Physrcs Englrsh .4nsq., V I 4 y v u n f -1 A ' ' , .Ed. I ' S N ' gf. ,V If I A Q A f 1 if - ,,. ' Q' 'Q' ' o ' s 5 'fr S' -f 'S V-1 E: . w I if -' f .w 'K . , , . . ' . . , . . , n u I . 1 l U ,Q , ws'- V-4 . . ' I ,X 'VS ,,.,.,0-H '..! Supervisor? naman- - .mf-t -M M What a class of cut-ups. K 4- A an I love to hear the patter of tiny typewriter keys. MR, LEO BUCKLEY Texas Christian University B. B. A. Drivers Education, Coach 4 'so 1-.- MR. JAMES SIMS North Texas State, B Distributive Education .B.A. VOCATIO AL D COMMERCIAL MR. B, C, HOOPER North Texas State College, B. S. Industrial Arts MRS. VERA MAE CLARK Daniel Baker College, B, S, Typing MRS, GRACE HARRIS Southwest Texas State Teachers College, B. S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand , TYPHIS MR. JOHN SLATER Texas A 8a I, B. S. Agriculture be 'Ds ss. s Px 9 MRS. BEULAH DANNELLEY Texas State College for Women, B. 3. Hornemaking 1 - ist 1 Q .1 ,A 1r 's P 'N-I MRS. WILMA SMITH Southwest Texas State Teachers College, M, Ed, Homemaking 4 1. 1, . IA . . r X I iz' nv N A X' , PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR, ELMER WOMACK Abilene Christian College, B. S. Physical Education MRS. EDNA MABE East Texas State Teachers College, B. S. Physical Education Mabe's Misses A , 0' 'x' 'Q'--'O Womack's Wonders ' x T T MUSIC MR, WILLIAM HUNT Texas Wesleyan, B. M. Chou MR, JOE MCMULLEN Sam HOLISIOII State Teachers College, M. A. Band X 1 'W'-4f'i Stop the Music! QT -M, fe--..,, I Where is it? 9 , ,K i ,V nl 1 ' tru, 1' '34 ,n 7, . - 11 -4- --f Q . . t x 5 f l . '01 1 T34 ,L 4 I .I n u ' f' ' 9 saw ' ui' 'A , . -v J F 3 4 .- 'D 4. I o , wg f 3, ,, . 1 XX i,,: J-K 5 on . 1, 1 4 Q., 1 , , gff- d ., Q ,.,, xn fr ' ' ,J p , ' Q X ' 1 Q r ,.' 5 N ' X B 4 1 1 ,lb-'Q s ,1 U . . ' ' x O sf ,.. Q. f x C B, s 'Q W. 4 q vgv .I sn 5 Q-, . .I 1 1 a . u A C '- , Q in n w '1 xr Q e X F 'Q . 1 i 1 94 sau., - 1 1 4 .qv - x X Q UQ I 'V-4 ig Ni :S HON ...MDA SENIORS Look, it's a bird! -- No, it's Superman! No, it's Don Gibbs. POE ADAMS DON ARMSTRONG Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Dra- matics Club 3, Class President 1, Friendliest 1, Boys' State 3, Track 4, Runner-Up Most Popular 4, ROLAND BAGBY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Junior His- torians 3, Kangaroo Tales 4, Press Club 4. RUBY NELL BARR Pep Squad 1, 2, 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, Class Play 3, 4, Miss 'Roo Nominee 4, Girls' Football 3,4, Homeroom Secretary 4, JIMMY BATES Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, Dramatics Club 2, Annual Staff 3, Key Club 3, 4. ROBERT BATES Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Football 3, 4, Student Council 4, Key Club 3, 4, Band 1, Dramatics Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, Tumbling Team 1, 2, Choir 2, 3. ' SEN IORS Lower berth blues. NETTIE BOALES FHA 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Friendliest 3, Runner-Up 2,4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Press Club Presi- dent 3, NHS 3,4, Student Council 2,3, Junior Play, Kangaroo Tales Assistant Editor 4, VIRGINIA BONHAM FBLA 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4, Kangaroo Tales 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, NHS 4, Student Director Senior Play, Miss 'Roo Nominee, JACK BROADAWAY , FFA 1,2,3,4, Sports Club 3,4, Softball 3, FFA District Delegate 1, 2. ALENE BRYCE FHA 1,2, FBLA 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart 4, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Choir 3, WAYLAND CHAPMAN Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Key Club 3, 4, Class Favorite 1, NHS 3, 4, President 4, Student Coun- cil 3,4, Class President 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, Friendliest 3, Class Play 3, FHA Ideal Boy 2, Tumbling 2, Boys' State 3, Annual staff 3, Glee Club 3, Class Secretary 2, Class Favorite 1, Most Handsome 4, A GALE CHRISTY Football 1, Basketball 1, Boxing 2, 3, Class Play 3: Key Club 2, Sports Club 2, Baseball 1. 3 1718 F 1 I if axis -Sv . I ri' 54. H 'Nu-4 t 0 . ,AW ,.,a am. ,ji 'W' 'vs in-1, , - 4 l 9' 'VV . 1 Y'- 6 ,vb SEN IORS rr' ,xx ff .X ' A 1 . -, ax 5 Q -nu--.,.,, hf'x 'C' 14,113 - ,X W1 I X Young Man, you'd make an excellent ichthyologist. JAMES CLORE Basketball 1, 2, Football 2, 3, Science Club 4, RAMON COLLAZO St. Thomas School, Puerto Rico, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club Secretary 4, SARA COLWELL Sendai, Japan l,2, Class Officer 1,2, Bowling Club 1, Newspaper 1, 2, Annual 2, Basketball Queen 1, Geta Day 1,2, FTA 3, Cheerleader 2, Glee Club 3, Class Play 3, Junior-Senior Prom Chair- man, Dramatics Club 4, Senior Girls' Football, Co-Captain, NHS 3, 4, Runner-Up Class Favorite 3, Girls' State 3, IEANNE COOK Chorus 1, Shamrock Coronation Duchess 2, Orange jackets 2, Annual 2, FTA Treasurer 2, FHA 3, Safety Council 2, Cheerleader 3, Most Popular 3, Feature Editor of Paper-3, Basketball 3, Class Follies 3, 4-H Club 3, Vice President 3, DE Secre- tary 4, DE Convention Delegate 4. VIRGINIA COOK Craft Club President 1, Pep Squad 1,2, 3, FHA 1, 2, FTA 3, Vice President 4, Band 1, Editor Kanga- roo Tales 4, Choir 1,2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Prom Committee 3, MARGIE CORLEY Band 1, 2, 3,4, Twirler 1,2, 3, Drum Major 4, Class Secretary 1, Class Reporter 2, FHA 1, Class Favorite 1, 3, FBLA 3,4, Glee Club 3, NHS 3,4, Dramatics Club 2. SENIORS ff ' We've got more cans than you, WILBURN COSPER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 3,4, FFA District Dele- gate 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, JO ANN CULBERTSON BARBARA DELLIS FBLA 2, Dramatics Club 2, Annual Staff 2, Glee Club 3, DE Club 3, 4, Reporter 4, Pep Squad 2, Sunshine Club 1, NITA DEORSAM FHA 1, Pep Squad 1,2, President 3, Science Club Secretary 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Runner-Up Most Beautiful 3, 4, FFA Sweetheart 2. JACKIE DICKINSON FHA 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Softball 1, Class Play 3, Runner- Up Class Favorite 2, Volleyball 1. SUZANNE DONALDSON Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, GAC 1, 2, 3, Bowl- ing 1.2, 3, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, Swimming 3, Dra- matics Club 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, he WL., , .J ' . ann gil ni ' '1' -433' J Nl 4 'SJ ,f t .xx .f 'Y 'wtf' bo- CZ:-lv I. 4.400 ,AQ afffntq 'IX W 1-if JF 5 7'5- , l SEN IDRS Wk X Go, Big Roos! -- to the senior party, MARY JO DONNER GAA lg Annual Staff lg Student Council 1, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2g FBLA 3,45 Reporter 45 FFA Sweetheart 35 Spanish Club 25 Kangaroo Tales 1, 45 Girls' Football 35 District Sweetheart 35 Miss Kangaroo of '56, NANCY DONOVAL Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Library Club 1, 25 German Culture Club 25 Future Nurses Club 4. CLEO DOUGLAS FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Club 4. FRANCES FARMER FHA 1,2, 35 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Library Club 4g FFA Sweetheart lg Pep Squad 2, 3,45 Choir 1,45 Square Dance Club lg Student Council lg Prom Committee 3, FAYE FAULKNER FHA 1,2, Vice President 1, Song Leader 25 Choir 4. NELLIE FELLERS FHA 1, 2, 35 Crafts Club 3g Science Club 45 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. SEN IORS I No comment. HENRIETTA FLENTGE Dramatics 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Glee Club 3, FBLA 4, NHS 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, CAROLINE FOWLER Band 1,2, 3,4, Twirler 1,3,4, FBLA 3,4, FHA 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2, Glee Club 3, Choir 3,4, NHS 4, Girls' State 3, Class Play 3,4, IAN FRANKLIN V Football l,2,3, Track 1, Baseball 1,3, DE Club 4, Vice President 4, Science Club 3, Annual Staff 3. RONALD FRANKLIN SHELBY FRENCH Music Appreciation 2, Glee Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4. DON GARDNER Munich, Germany 1, Frankfurt, Germany 2,3, Homeroom Vice President 1, Football 3, Letter- man's Club 3, Football Manager 2, Track Manager 1, Photography Club 2, 3, Biology Club 3, Library Club 2, Travel Club 2, Dramatics Club 4, Band 1, 2,4, Choir 1, 3,4, Runner-Up Most Handsome 4. . v.. V at .- A 'sa 1 v.., f,' V-... x ...A X vs- .II .. Ur'..r.l.. J R .P'x 'QQ V A. fi -sv' -7.'.1' QL, -LQ-.5 N 1' ti' SE IORS Over the l1ps through the gums Look out stomach here rt comes' DIANE GARGUREVICH Orleans France Newspaper 1 3 Glee Club 1 Lrbrary Asststant 2 Annual staff 2 Pep Squad 3 Prom Chalrman 3 Sentor Play Dramattcs Club RICHARD GA UTIER FFA 1 Presxdent FFA 2 FFA State Degree l DE Club 3 DE State Delegate 3 Boys State 3 DE Club Presxdent 4 DON GIBBS Dance Club 1- Crafts Club 1- Sports Club 2 3- History Club 3- Dramatics Club 4- Class Play 4- Science Club 2. JOE GOOCH Track 1 2 3 4- Flag Boy 4- Sports Club 2 3 4- Science Club 3- Fire Marshal 1- Softball 4 IRVIN GOODE Student Council lg Football 2g Tumbling 2g Foot f ball Manager lg Baseball 3,4g Dramatics Club 2. 1 P-- LYNWOOD GOWER Sports Club 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA Treasurer 4, 4 SENIORS I The bi-monthly scandal sheet, JIM GRAY Crafts Club 1, Science Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4, DIXIE BETH GRIFFIN Band 1,2, 3, 4, Sweetheart 3, Twirler 4, Band Council 3, FHA 1, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 2, Class Play 3, 4, Girls' Foot- ball 3,4, FTA 3, Wittiest 2, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 3, Science Club 2, Miss 'Roo Attendant 4, Talent Show 4, Most Popular 4, Assistant Business Manager Annual 4, KTEM Day 3. KEITH B, GRIFFIN Tokyo, Japan 1,2, Class President l,2, Junior National Honor Society 1, President 1, NHS 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, President 4, Boys' State 3, Junior Play, One-Act Play 3, Baseball 1,2, Basket- ball 2, Football 3, Track 3,4, Chorus 1, Block Club 2, Science Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Most Likely to Succeed 3, Tennis Club 3, President 3, KTEM Day 3, Program Chair- man Junior Prom, Councilman Kid's Day 4, Talent Show 4, Most Popular 4. HELEN D, GUIBAULT Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Play 3, Class Officer 1, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Foot- ball 4, Class Favorite I, EOL Representative 3, Student Council 2,4, NHS 4, Sodality 2,3, Most Studious Runner -Up 1, Newspaper 'l, Annual 4, Assistant Editor 4, One -Act Play 3, Dance Club 1, Basketball 1, Junior Faculty Basketball Team 3, Runner-Up Band Sweetheart 4, Junior Prom Chair- man. RAMON GUILLORY DE Club 4, Football 2, Boxing 2, Dance Club 1, Crafts Club 1, Baseball 2, Christmas Play 1. BRIAN HAENISCH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager'2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3,4, FBLA 3, Science Club 2, Class Play 3,4. s. i 4, , . Lan. sqnqr if I I i 3 SN Q r Q -'v ,f of '53 f 12 fr all f' ' ' gt ' In usffk ' 4 .Q ' Wi xl 'Dsl ,f Q 'sa f'f'A 'ys Sinn! 1'--..,, Ya. SENIGRS It's snowing down south, Darby. CHRIS HAIL Rome, Italy, Glee Club 2, Football 3, Newspaper 3, Senior Play, Debating 4, Library Assistant 4, Dramatics Club 4, Honor Certificates 3, Basket- ball 3. BENNY HALL BARBARA HARRIS FHA l,2, 3,4, Historian 4, Sports Club 3, Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Football 3,4, NHS 4, BARBARA HAVENS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, CARL HENNERSDORF Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4, DE Club 4, JUDY HENRY NHS 1, 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 2, Chap- lain 3, National Forensic League 3, National Thespian League 3, Class Play 3,4, Student Coun- cil 3, Spanish Fiesta Queen 3, Attendant 2, Span- ish Club 2, 3, President 3, Miss 'Roo Nominee 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Editor 4, Girls' State 3, Homeroom President 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Hi-Y Model Legislature Representative 3, Dramatics Club 4, Office Club 1, A11-schooi Play Production Staff 3, Prom Decoration Chairman 3. SEN IORS X! It's all right, Alice, you can come out now, TERRY HILL Yokohama, Japan lg Class Officer lg Golf 2, 35 Baseball 2g DE Club 4. BILLIE JEAN HORTON FHA lg Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 2: FBLA 3,4-g Glee Club 3, DAVID HOWELL FFA 1, 2, 3,4g Officer 4g Sports Club 2,u3g Science Club 4. IBBY HOWZE Science Club 1,25 Debate Club 1,23 Modem Dance Club 1, 2g Pep Club 1,2,4g Honor Club 4g Dra- matics Club 3, 4g All-School Play 3g M. C. Talent Show 4g Latin Club 2g Girls' Football 4, JACKIE HYMAN FFA 1,2, 3: DE Club 3,4. I. L. JOHNSON SENIORS ! The Frolicking Faculty JACKIE KANZE Class Play 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Cheer- leader l,4, Pep Squad 2, 3, FTA 3, Annual Staff 3, Most Beautiful lg FHA l, Treasurer lg Glee Club 3, Dance Club 1, Basketball lg Softball 1, DOLORES LA GRONE Glee Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Junior Faculty Basketball Game. JIMMY NICK LEE Football 1, Science Club 2, Craft Club 2, Tumbl- ing Team l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, BILL LOCKLEAR DAVID MABRY Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Council 3, 4, Press Club 3, Science Club 4, Vice President 4, Key Club 3, 4. WILLIAM C, MALLOY Frankfurt, Germany 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, German-American Club l, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track lg Dramatics Club 3,4, Talent Show 4, B ' ' J 0 rw., Q c T, S aft I r ,yi ' y , U I , I !..!!r,l, - 'E-f 'Aa -of ll ..x s. 2 'bv X iso SENIORS X Now, Dixie---- GARRETT MARCINKOWSKI Kaiserslautern, Germany 1, Library Club l, Science Club 1, Sports Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Class Play 4, Dramatics Club 4, Volleyball 3,4, ARNELVA MASSENGALE NHS 3, 4, Choir 3,4, Science Club 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Glee Club 3, Annual Staff 3, Girls' Football 3, Homeroom Reporter 4, JOHN MCCRORY Weisbaden, Germany 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Class Treasurer 1, President 2, Prom Chairman 3, Homeroom Vice President 4, MARIA A, MEDINA Bellinzona, Switzerland 1, Munich, Germany 2, Puerto Rico 2, Choir 1, Pep Squad 2, GAA 2, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 4, Science Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Class Play 4, Christmas Play 1 Queen of Hearts 2, Girls' State 3, Talent Show Winner 3,4, Most Dependable 4, VRENY MERRIAM Oak Hall School, England, Class Officer 2, Stu- dent Council 3, School Choir 3, School Prefect 3, School Tennis Empire 3, Hockey Team 3, School Play 2, Music Cup 1,2,3, Netball Team 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Girls' Football 4. NELTA MERRYMAN FHA 1, Craft Club 1, Pep Squad 2, Glee Club 3, Dramatics Club 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4, FTA 3, 4. SENIORS S' D ,Q a,-U ' 'Wig' I'm dropping English IV. Give me a Home- making book. BENNY MILLER Band 1,2, 3,4, Craft Club 1, Drama Club 4, Choir 3, Glee Club 2, 3. BILL MILLSAPS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, District President 3, Area VIII, Vice President 4, Most Courteous 1, NHS 3, 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Student Council 2, FHA ldeal Boy 3. JERRY MORRIS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Team All-District 2, 4, Science Club 3, Student Council 4. CLIFF MORTON Tokyo, Japan 3,4, Baseball 1, Football 3,4, Basketball 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 4, Letterman's Club 3, GAIL MUSTON NHS 3, 4, Vice President 4, Homeroom Secretary 3, Dramatics Club 3, Science Club 3, Junior Play, Girls' Football 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Annual Queen 3, Football Queen Attendant 4, Allied Youth 2, Pep Squad 2, Science Club, Y-Teens 1. ANNA MARIE NORMAN Pep Squad 1,2,4, Reporter 4, Fl-IA 2, Science Club 2, Student Council 2, TASC Delegate 2, Spanish Club 3, Declamation Club 3, Secretary, Y-Teens 3, Girls' Football 4, Class Play 4, Girl- of-the -Month 4, Annual Staff 4, Organizations Editor 4. ,.,,,,,,..- 1.1 '59 If S xr 'W ,'!' ,AK -ff AA. A 'N-04 'a:'::,,-st A We - . F f 'NIIO 'ing 'Q G'-SF , uf xf. 7 K , Y SEN ICRS X XX And in conclusion, Iwould like to say--- CAROL NORMAN Pep Squad lg Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3g Student Council 2, 3,4, Secretary 3,4g FHA 1, NHS 3,4g Class Play 3,4g Football Queen Attend- ant 4g Miss 'Roo Nominee 4g Annual Staff 3, Girls' Football Team 3, 4g Girls' State 3g Runner- Up Most Popular 4. JIM PARKER ltazuke High School, Japan 1,2g Basketball lg Pep- piest Boy 1: Football lg Boy with Most School Spirit lg Softball 1g Boy with Best Sense of Humor lg Student Council lg Good Will Committee lg Band 3, 4. CHARLOTTE A, PAUTSCH Stuttgart, Germanyg Frankfurt, Germany, Chateau roux, Franceg Cheerleader lg GAA 1, 2g German- American Club lg Valentine Queen lg Debate 3g Chairman Sportsmanship Week 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4g Junior Faculty Basketballg Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Feature Editor 4g Choir Council 4. PAUL PEEBLES Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4g Basketball 1,2, ag Track J,2, 3,4g Class Treas-' urer 3,4g NHS 3,4g Boys' State 3g FBLA 3g Choir 3g Junior Playg Best All-Around 4, DARBY PLENTL Football 1, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 3g Wittiest 2, 3g Science Club 2,5 Reporter 3, Vice President 4g Crafts Club 2, Key Club 3g Dra- matics Club 2g Homeroom President 4g Key Club Vice President 4, Lt, Governor 4g Historian 4g Junior Historian Club. JOYCE REAVES Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g NHS 3,4g Class Play 3,4g Girls' Football 3,4g Basketball 3, 4g Football Oueen 4. E 10115 if 'I ohh, Isn't that sweet? IACK REDING Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Track 3, Class Of- ficer 1,2, Best All-Around Runner-Up 1,2,4, Best All-Around 3, Key Club Officer 2, Class Favorite 2, Boys' State 3, Science Club Officer 2, LAVELLE REGISTER Nurnberg, Germany 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, Swimming Club 1, Rifle Club 1,2, Bowling 2, 3, Annual 3, Dance Club 3, Barbershop Quartet 3, Chess Club l,2, Sports Club 4, Boys' Dormitory President 2. BILLY RENICK Rod and Gun Club 2, Science Club 2, Math Club 3, Sports Club 3, Key Club 3, Secretary 4, NHS 3,4, l-Iomeroom Vice President 2, ROGER RICKETTS Track 1,2, 3, Football 2, DE Club 4. TRAVIS RIVERS Band l,2,3,4, NHS 3, 4, Student Council 1, Class Parliamentarian 4, Crafts Club 1, Music Club 2, Junior Historian Club 3, Library Club 4, Kangaroo Tales 4, Texas State Music Teachers Association 1, 2, 3. DALTON ROBBINS DE Club 1, 2, 3, 4, b. 'Q 'nf - l ,hx ,fu a-Q ff' 'Q ,fo 'Onyx '55 ,SA R' Pa 3 sEN1oRs ff ' I did too say that line right! CLARK ROBERTS Spanish Club lg Dramatics Club 25 FBLA 35 Sports Club 35 Science Club 4, Football 35 Kangaroo Tales 45 Class Play 3, ROBERTA SCHAEFER Tokyo, japan5 NHS 2,35 GAA 2,35 Basketball Captain 35 Dramatics Club 4. TOM SCHAFER Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 3, 45 Sports Club 35 Crafts Club '2gH0lT1Cl'OOl'1'l Vice President 4, President 35 Fire Marshal 35 Letterman's Club5 Science Club 25 Industrial Arts Club lg Student Council 1, 2, ClasS'Favorite Runner-Up 4, ROBERT SCHICK Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Science Club 2,45 Class Play 35 Baseball Manager 3: Basketball lg Class Favorite 3, 4, DENNIS SCI-IULZE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 35 DE Club 4. DON SILVERIA Football 3,45 Baseball 1, 3,45 Class Play 45 Science Club 35 Key Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 4. SQ 'n..- 'J Tl... 4 KO nl- i .ai g -fs., N- T1 Nd. it L SEN IORS l Please forgive us, Miss Lee, CY SISSON California Scholastic Federation 2, 3, Class Play 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Math Club 1,2, 3,4, Radio Show 4, Debate Club 4, KENNETH SMITH FFA 1,2, 3,4, Science Club 2,4, Sports Club 3, Basketball 1. LYNDALL SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Sports Club 2, 3, Science Club 4, FFA Officer 2, 3,4, President 4, GAY SPROTT FHA 1,2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Glee Club 3, Choir 4, BARBARA STEENKEN Heidelberg, Germany 1,2, 3, Pep Squad 3,4, Library Club 1,2, 4, GAA 3, Class Play 3, Glee Club 3. MARY SWIFT Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, FHA 3,4, Girls' Football Team 3, 4. SENIORS ff ' Jerry, get down off that flagpole! SHARON SWOPE FBLA lg Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Class Play 35 Press Club 35 Girls' Football Team 35 Kangaroo Tales 4, FOY TANKERSLEY FFA l,2,35 Key Club 2, 3,45 Sports Club 35 NHS 3,4, BILL TAYLOR Kaiserslautern, Germany5 Pep Club 25 Pep Coun- cil 25 Photo Club 25 Annual Staff 2, 35 Boxing Team 35 Dorm Council 35 Press Club, 45 Kangaroo Tales 45 Class Play 4. GAILYA TAYLOR FHA 1,25 Class Favorite 25 Best All-Around 4, Runner-Up 35 Glee Club 35 Class Play 35 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 FBLA 35 Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4, President 45 NHS 3,4, Secretary 45 Annual staff 3, Assistant Editor 35 Football Queen Attend ant 35 Girls' Football Team 3,45 Junior Faculty Basketball Game. TEDDY TIMMONS Crafts Club 25 Science Club 2, 35 FBLA 45 Parlia- mentarian 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Basketball 2: Key Club 3, 4, JOHN TROW ER iqgi .- GY GI 6--. 1' X? 4 3 '-'Th- 1-'r 45' 1 '-its 'Q if.. 'wi' IQ. 'Nuo -qu., his Nr .J TCW- SENIORS A NX More popcorn, please, JACK TUCKER Band 1,2, 3, 4, Sports Club 4, Glee Club 3, Foot- ball 2, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Key Club 4. JERRY WELSH Choir 1, DE Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, Bowling Club 2. IODY WHEELER Anchorage, Alaska 1,2, Y-Teens 1, Choir 4, Girls' Football Team 4, Girl of the Month 4, Miss 'Roo Nominee 4, Annual staff 3, FBLA 3, Glee Club 3, FTA 4, Talent Show 3,4, Class Favorite 4, JERRY WHITE Heidelberg, Germany 1, Football 2, 3, NHS 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2,4, Science Club 2, Sports Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Tennis Club 3, Dorm Council 1, Student Council 3, 4, Class Favorite Runner-Up 3, Chorus 1, MC Junior -Senior Prom, Program Director KTEM Day 3, Homeroom Presi- dent 4, Tennis 4, Program Chairman Junior-Sen- ior Prom 3, Mayor Kids Day 4, Editor -in-Chief Annual 4, Class Vice President 4, Most Depend- able 4, ANN WILBURN Modern Dance 1, 2, Glee Club 1,2, Basketball 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, Student Council 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ADELIA WILSON Band 1, 2, 3,4, Council 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Secretary 1, FTA 3, Officer 3, Girls' Football Team 3,4, Co-Captain 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4: Choir 3, NHS 3,4, Girls' Statfe 3, Class Play 3, Dance Club 1, SY SENIORS L f QFD .1 I H Why can't you girls behave? JIMMY WILSON Band l,2, 3,45 Oklahoma All-State Band 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Track 2, 3, Dele- gate to All-Star Band 2, 3, Sports Club 4, Class Play 2. BETTY WOOD FHA 1,2, 3, Vice President 35 Crafts Club 1, 3, Band l,2,3,4, NHS 3,4g Most Likely to Succeed 4. PAT WRIGHT FHA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Pep Squad l,2, 3,4, Secretary 4, Basketball 2, 3,43 Annual staff 3, Glee Club 3, Class Secretary 4, DARLENE YOUNG Pep Squad 1,2,3g FHA 2,35 Glee Club 4, Prom Committee 3. Sponsors If .18 Y 40- ' Qu If J MRS. LEMKE MISS LEE MRS, THOMPSON 1 'T' 1'- 7 'Th-. 'iv ', Q-5, MR, WOMACK 3.9 MRS, CULWELL WV , s u 'R'w1l'V-,QI f ' 'N 11 1111 n 5. .lqd ' 'M 's. 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I, T, AKINS GARY BAILES DOROTHY BARNES JACK BARNEBURG MARIANNE BELL COZETTE BOLINGER BONNIE BONNER JESSE BROOKES BOND BROWN SHELBY JEAN BURFORD MARSHA CAFFEY RAY CARILLO xx ll UNIORS Is it safe now? MARY LOUISE CARTER JAMES WRAY CASEY GENETHA COLESON TERECIA CONDER PAT COOK BARBARA COOPER 5 TOMMY CRABB JOE CRAIN PAT CROSS ARLENE DEAN JAMES DELANO SHARRON GREENE Vi 54510 inqu- N I 0 4? '1 '-my ,rj Q5 -.r'9 ! .44 'fuln- lm,-x 'TN s ,Q f at 5 Nu-.1 ,I 0 ll -gf I 5 I W Q, .. 5: I-, 5 XI -I ' 'fy I-A Lv lug, 3' NJ' 2551431 fx. ' ff 4-,391 ,x' A wXsxh 4 A ' N ,kj 1 Ex h I M K -Q 41.1 Ox Q? 'X og, x x v-Y. iq- sb iQ if A18 W' 's 4 I1 r- Y, tx fr .a'? , -1- . JUNIORS Living it up along the main drag. BOBBY DOUGLAS BETTY DOUGLAS PAYTON DUNCAN PATRICIA DULL BELDON DUTY PATSY EASON CECIL FICKEL DENNIS FLYNN BENTON THOMAS GARY MILTON GAULT TOMMY GA UTIER BOBBY GRANT JUNIORS HELGA GRIFFIN JOE HAGWOOD CAROLYN HAIL TOMMY HENSEL PAT HOOD WOLFGANG HUMBLE 5 VIC HUEY SANDRA JACKSON DICK JAMES BERNICE JEGEL DAVID JOHNSON EMMA IOST , . 'Q 1?'f'v :rf 52 -'-ELO 'R 31 6 x , ' A 1: '- 'X 1 Us , ,r Q- A' A W, KK Q qi J lb' sv- Ohx Q. 155. -QN- E' 'V-W. LX Ri JUNIORS Your pep! You've g now use it! LULA PEARL KIDD NORMA JEAN KNIGHT GLENN LATHAM BILL LIPSCOMB DON LOVE LINDA MANNING CHARLES MCCLURE PATRICIA B. MCCURDY MARY ANN MCQUEEN BARBARA MIERZWIK GERALD MOSS HLL F. MULLER ot it JU 10115 A I Come on, Juniors! Yell! 1 X - 4 W4 ill Q Rx RUSSELL NALLEY fi .1 ,Q fl 1 1 59.sirfv ' 1 A 34195311 oys- Q5 15 KAY NAMETH TERRY NORMAN S-S- N-I .,A1 OT TO OPPENHEIMER TERRY OVERALL ROYCE PATTERSON N HARRY DUVAL PITCHFORD MARY PRATER GEORGE PREWITT '50 X 'v--- :MX 'Eff- 4:7 4 -PA s 3 vs.. 'U' .Q 1 . S -, ,Q 4. X . HILLIARD PRIMEAUX Nlifxq tn, 'bgqy r k ' SUE HAMILTON RAY 'Wig , '51 'Wx CHINE RAY JUNIORS Y'a11 come. BRENDA REICHENBACH IERRY REID BUDDY RENICK FRANCES RICHARDSON JACK RIMES BENINO ROBLEDO ELDOR SCHORN WILBUR SEALE JOYCE SHELTON PAULINE SHOAF JO REDING SKINNER JERRY SNODGRASS JU 1011 Look at me! I'm teacher! WEHLAND G. STEENKEN MARILYN MARSHA STEWART MARY MERLE STEWART MARY SULLIVAN FRANCES SUTTON LEE SWOPE HERBERT WHIT THOMPSON LILLIE TIDWELL RUBY SUE TUCKER LARRY TURNBO MARTORIE WATSON SYLVIA WEISS 'x a mf 1 'i 1 ?n+,. Hy, f 13. YE'-1 3-I wi 'ii 127 in 151 Ps JUNIORS This act ought winner. DOYLE WELLS BETTY WELLS MARTHA WELLS NATHAN WELLS KENNETH WELSH MARILYN WEST SHERWOOD WHITIS PAT WILDE TOM YOUNG MARY ZUMWALT FRANK LOVENSHEIMER SPONSORS -as-f 3 'Yr iki lyif MR. C. C. BALL I' as ,I ,-49 it V --gf ,J 8 MISS JANE TULLOCK MRS, WILMA SMITH V 'I '-T' ff 1+ ff 5 - -5. V vw E, . 4-g L MR. JA MES SIMS ,my Q? '51 . , . V , -gg. ,, 1 IW ,Q ix r I .f -I 4- ,. '9'- --Q- M MRS, ESTELLE STA PP .. . -.. 'G A!!-MXN: '1 1 -'I' A committee of juniors selecting their class play, i Y 'im 11 . N . Q. - J ' X 2 fr 5 xi fha ,M , , 1 5 , 'as ff , r 3' . 3 fx 40 ,if 'f jg! 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Butch Gormley - - - - - - - David Swope - - - - - Vice Sid Alexander - - - - - - Maria E. Medina - - - - Dennie Owens - - - - - Treasurer President President Secretary Reporter 'IS' SOPHOMORES Now wh at was 1tI was W! re or on'7 Sld Alexander Karen Allgood Rudy Arredondo Bradna Barber Glenn Barnes Thomas Barr Delores Baxter Vlrgrnra Benavrdes Ann Berry Deanna Biles Barbara Bishop Vera Lee Bishop Bill H. Bittaker Colleen Bridges Dorothy Brookes LeRoy Broussard Cora Burreson Callie Burrow Ronnie Byrd Linda Byrd supposed to SOPHOMORES Will it be ready on time? Patricia A. Campbell Julia Hope Cargell Donald Carter Kenneth Cason Richard D. Catera Paul Cochran Mary Ann Coker Betty Coleson Lilian Dela Concepcion Edward Cook Joyce Cook Margaret Cook Edith Cox Glenda Cox Buford Craig Marion Crain Wayne Crews Winifred Curry Frances P. Daniel Jay Davis -4' 'J Wm Q 1 U bl s -1 3: LS! xtl L, ,Y -1 '17 Ill ki -' be Q, is fs nsrqg V-if ,se 'Q -- .f Q 'Uv' I 91 ' 155 '-3 'J i I- fl' CT' SOPHOMORE To check, you must plot at least three lines Larry Dean June Delano Dee Dickson Barbara Dilbeck Roger Dove Buddy Eames Lonna Eglen Charlene Elliott Jeanie Elliott Bill England Lee Everett Patsy Faught Beulah Fellers Jo Lou Ford Tim Fowler Louis French Mike Fujimori Mary Florence Gentry Io Ann Goode Butch Gormley OPHOMORES Lois Griffin Martin Guerra Ted Guillory Jimmy Hall Kitty Hallman Jessie Hallmark Valerie Hardesty Mary Ann Hardin Buddy Harris Leigh Haynie J. W. Henderson Jack Henderson Virginia Henry Jonnie Jean Henson Minnie Higgenbotham Vossler S. Hinkel Pat Holmes Norma Jean Hoover Barbara Hutton Jack Husung sf C - S rw lluul 1 'Q S.- S 'C' Fx, M S- S, Ng is-.... ' la. 'eil A Q R' J , 5- .XV S 'hr 'S-... ,I 'so ': 's4 ...1, ,316 in-, 3 SOPHOMORE Now, what could this be? Joe Jennings Don Johnson Mary Johnson Walter Johnson Lee Kastner Christa Keas Joan Keas Judy Kirby I. W. Latham Wilbur leatherwood George Leifester Joan Levi Donald Levy Pat Levy Johnne Little Robert Love Mark Lovensheimer Betty Sue Lowry Eulajean Lucas Billie Mabry SOPHOMORES Learning the way to a man's heart. Albert Madden, Jr. Davie Maenner Glynn Mathis Gail L. Meck Maria E. Medina Billy Rex Menges Charles McClain Meredith Moore Mickey Morse Jo Morton Ronald Morton Sondra L. Murphey Janelle Neal Karen Nowacki Lucinda O'Berry Augustin Olivarez Richard Overall Dennie Owens John Parker Beverly Patrick Of 5, C1 .,, ,- fl t 1 1 7 .,9r. . .qw 1 1 p 5 v I -2 f E .,,,,, CJ ! ll ol '57 n r 1 - ' r ul A If i Z' i . p-5 lf! kip Q,-ci fb fz 'sp v Q., YT.-s N.. ' 1' Q, in vw.. 'in- gi- Ci 'fx cms... Q Q h , . - ly t mx il I y Wa' ' X +.. I- Qi 1-if 1 Ullln V if I V . R i--Rush--Rush! P 1 . .- -' J r Q v an yy , t SOPHOMORES L c f ff? A I ' , I usl . L -- l' 3 Ve. 'NJ 'inf -ox 1 'Q - N Y Qu, Ni 'W QQ, David Peebles Rita Pedigo Pat Pitts F, B, Porter Edd Pruitt Beverly Reardon Linda Reed Norma Sue Reding Patsy Reding Adrian Rhoades Gerry Russell Jeanine Sandefer Dick Sands Linda Sanders Pat Sears Mary Ann Schafer Tommy Schroeder Jim Schlotzhauer Howard Schulze Rip Shelton SOPHOMORES Voting my way? Pat Shine Charlene Sidwell Tina Lee Sikes Patsy Ann Simmons Jimmy Skaggs Teddy Smith Charles Sparks Bennie Spaulding S Mary Alice Stafford Vicki Stewart Paul Sutton Larry Swope David Swope Bill Thomas Loneta Tidwell Pemeta Tidwell Bruce Norman Timmons Homer Tipton Rod Trower Joyce Ann Vahrenkamp ll xg ,, il Vw. is., 'Q' is ' 47 'IP - I' is X 'S-59, 'Q I ess, 'ho ng , . ft . HM 2 Wi Gn.. .11 'E J, SOPHOMORE Shirley Vahrenkamp Elsia Vail Jimmy Vann John Wallis Barbara Wardlow Janie Warren Ronald Watley Barbara Watson Georgia Watts Ronny Wells Vernon Wells Bob Whitfield Cynthia White Clyde Whitehead James Wiley George Willard Pat Williamson Lowana L. Wilson Shirley Wilson De Wayne Wolverton SOPHGMORES Seniors keeping the Sophomores under .1 their matemal wing, Lyndal Wolverton Sandra Wright Bryan Young Patricia Ann Zimmerman MR, BILL LEIRMAN i '5- s nu ig '1 SPONSORS 904- MISS FRANCES WASHBURN MRS, JBNEL C, BLACK ll W5 'Ii 'P MRS, VERA MAE CLARK MRS, BEULAH DANNELLY MR, R, D, HOLT 'xo-19 4 'ho Ni 1 - 'if '4 TT E4 fl is :IN -X A-J .ik ,I S P 501 . QQ' K Y 3 Xl. - I I3 46 , ,, I 'W ' - x Q V Av R' A Y .K X ,rf vxxxmr A f,' ' , rdf. A A 3' 4Q 5 4, X I if H Y YJQ K 9 W f 'X ,X L, 1 rv. K f - 'J 3' f 3351 ,F :7 1 R nv: -A 5'-. l N ui rfRE:sHMAN Cimss OFFICERS rf,-': . Q' H ' Nr Sq! DEBBIE DAWSON - -N - - Treasurer A 1 X Rn JANICE MCCRORY - - - - -secretary - JANE LEVY - ----- -'-- R eporter S'pv,f.'-. f ': I. BILLY GAYLE wusow - - - - vice President xi fx, GLENN FORD ----- - - - President I fd 1. xx-Yxlv K 1 -Q. tn, -. mga w x. Z. 1 v -g Y 1, if V , t 5 4 . , x w .- S p .1 . 'S 1 4 1 r S I' Q n 1- r Y ' Q J L 'A u 'RH .Y ' V 1 -r I .wi FRESHME X Freshmen get school spirit - at lastl Lester Adams Sandra Adamson Brenda Alexander Lonnie D. Allison Pat Alter Leroy Anderson Patricia Arms Helen Barber Sandra Barneburg Joe Barnes Glenda Barnes Sandra Sue Bay Norma Ruth Beasley Nancy Berry Doris Biels Ralph Glen Bishop Geraldine Bolinger Joan Bower Jack C. Brinegar Eloise Bradley Billie Bray Edith Britt Phyllis Briney M arga ret Brogdon James Brown Jan Bruner Kendall Bryce Charlotte Bunnell Bill Butler Jane Butts Leo Canova Lynn Carter Rose Mary Castor Robert Christy Rod Collins ' John Cook FRESHME Freshmen looking into the future? Myra Jo Cook Sylvia Cooper Cheryl Corder Gloria Cosper Shirley Cosper Jimmy Cowan Suellen Creighton Thelma Crocker Janell Culp Marvin Curb Rose Danko Charley Davis Warren M. Davis Debbie Dawson Elena Delgado Damon Denson Jerry Dugger Walter Dunlap Betty Dunn Richard Durham Roddy Duty Earline Eakin Gayle Edwards Thomas Edwards Pat Egan Donnie Ellis Margaret Ellison Woody Ervin Jim Farmer Gerald Farris Cliffton M. Fischbach, Jr. Glenn Ford Troy E. Frans Dianna French Carol Fuller Sandra Ganske 4 is ig 41' M 4 vs ' , 'Us 'Q' T ,N 'hi .A .rv-F Q Q, -..- Nil -:N 'So Q-5 6. ,- 1' KY 'Ita- ca. vm 'Vs 'I or ,fff 1 'A ' 4 FRESHMEN .. , V, . P ., v '-vs TNQ., F7 tx Watch the birdie. Nick Garrett Doris Gautier Minerva Gonzales Nanita Gooch Joe Gray Dennis Greer Patricia Haedge Agnes Hall Nelrose Hall James Hannigan Faith Harris Carol Hartmann Sandra Harwell Wayne Hayslip Barbara Henderson Carolyn Hensel Phyllis Hoherd Carol Jean Holland Thomas Leroy l Beth Hopson Betty Howell Mary Patricia I' Jimmie Ruth Hughs Jimmy Janoe Dennis Johnson Stanley Kennon Steve Knowles Retha Mae Kidd William Kirby Werner Klundt Ben Koen Ronald Kost Pat Kutzler Mary Latham Pat Lawson Robert Ledbetrer I FRESHME Glad with the freedom of school let out lane Levy Stanley Levy Jayne Lisenbe Charlotte Lindou Patricia Lofland Thomas Lucas Carter Luton Beverly Madden Don Mason Truett Mathis Earl McClain Carmella Ann McCord Janis McCrory Robert W. Mercer John Merryman Tom Minor Gay Mitchel John Morton Dorothy Mosby Mary Naeve Billy Niemann Helmut Normann Barbara Oldham Eugene Painter Gerry Patterson Clay Peebles Shirley Jean Pierce Rosalea Powell Paul Province Elmer Pursley Patricia Pusey Billy Pusey Rose Marie Radde Kenneth Reding Hulona Richardson lohnell Rioux F' . f 'U' g I -sk' if 4 - H.. -NR if cgi fir 'N-n lv. if, 'x., vf s K h vn- X 'Y' kai ' A '-we I '75 1 ,, X ? ', :Qi 3, . 3 r P f 4. X . 'Ann ,gun WW.. . J nvv- is ws, Ov- f.. X Q. gs 07' ? 75 ap. -Ts 5 X L V va 2, 5 ji' 6 Dsl, -,J rv. , A fv- Q e 'Q Froslw f, tk? !5'5 'Y- FRESHMEN Freshmen do study H G! 'V US ' . 'Q' V 1 --sometimes, John Robbins Ella Robledo Lee Rockett Julia Rodgers Frankie Rucker Gwendolyn Russell Gordon C. Schrader Galia Schulze Eddie Scott Shirley Shoaf Joe Sims Jay Solomon Karen Leigh Sparra Wilbert Stamnitz Iudith Stewart Charlie Swift Runell Taylor Charles Teague Lynda Thomson George Thornton Gary Timmons Helen Toman Dale Alan Turner Bobbie Valentine Lee Vaughn Walter Voegele June Warren Peggy Ann Watson Ollie Weaver Dorothy Webb Deanie Weimer Kenna West Ellen White John Whitehurst Delores Wilkins Janet Wilkinson FRESHMEN Freshmen have their place in school activities, too, Billy Williams Joan Williams Wanda Joyce Williams Woodrow Williams Randy Willig Billy Gayle Wilson Lynn Wolverton Linda Kay Woods Barbara Wright Sandra Wright Wesley L. Young Marcia Nugent David Morris Royce Cosper ta 3 5 F5 E..- la' K 3 8. Q lf -4 , SPONSORS wng...,, YJ: ,X Mr. Bert Mrs. Pat Shelley McAne1ly 1 . ' 55. S N., ? V, 1 K f ' E A ,Q Q K li 1' i if 'gy Fx ,f K P ' r' 'We' W ' ix TRW -, f AX4 . 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If-. of: ' Q-, .Q- In 4- -svxa , A., -L-4.-fl ,-.. ,.4.-., . 4 1 .. ,, 'ua -1 1 .. --ry X 41 QV, ,.- . .-.- ,--g- .,-q 'W ...W ,Shi 5 Q -K4: of S 2-H ' 7--,,.,,, -..-.. .. Q- 'Y ... . X R S g 5.1 4'- up ..'f- Q1 Q. ll f yu ' ' A N , Wu' S f- ' Sv . P . 'ff 4' ss ,, , , -.,- 4. X-,-, .,..-- --'- '---.,.,.,4y TOM YOUNG PA UL PEEBLES November BOY OF an THE e'm MONTH fl rl The Boy of the Month is chosen by the Student Council, He is honor guest at a luncheon meeting of the Killeen Lions Club, CY SISSON April September ,VK 1 H, DON ARMSTRONG TOM SCHAFER December October I A CK REDING january BRIAN HA ENISCH 4' February DARBY PLENTL TRAVIS RIVERS May March Ubi 'lun-4.-., Xi' IODY WHEELER ANNA MARIE NORMAN is September November od 7137 43' ARNELVA MASSENGALE GAILYA TAYLOR October PAT WRIGHT January L X 'Z s December JUDY HENRY RUBY NELL BARR F ebruary A pr il GIRL GF THE MONTH The Girl of the Month is chosen by the Student Council. She is an honor guest at a dimer meeting of the local Business and Professional Women's Club, HELEN G UIBA ULT March MARGIE CORLEY May Z' WHO'S WH HELEN GUIBAULT Being President of the Drama Club Assistant Editor of the Kangaroo and an active member of NHS and the band makes Helen one of the busiest girls in school She was chosen March Girl of the Month because of her enthusiasm will ingness to work and dependability JERRY WHITE Besides serving as Editor of the 1956 Kangaroo and President of NHS Jerry was a Senior Representative to the Student Council As Vice President of the Senlor Class Jerry showed the stu dent body his willingness to work and leadership abil ity His election as Most Dependable speaks for itself CAROLINE FOWLER A very active member of the band Caroline has served three years as a twirler She has devoted her time to the Senior Class play FBLA and Choir As a result of her spirit and her enthusiasm Caroline was a delegate to Girls State She is a member of the NHS TRAVIS RIVERS With a total of twenty two A s at press time Travis is known for his outstanding scholastic ability. He has been an active member of NHS and band. Serving as President of the Library Club and Parliamentarian of the Senior Class involved a great deal of time and effort Travis was chosen March Boy-of-the-Month for his versatility in activities of KHS. PAUL PEEBLES -- As tri-captain of the '55 Kangaroos, Paul was one of the malnstays of the team, He was selected to the AA All-State Second Team, A dele- gate to Boys' State, Senior Class Treasurer, and member of NHS, Paul was selected September Boy- of-the-Month. Because of his jocular nature and pleasing personality, Paul was elected Best All-Around JACK REDING -- KI-IS' best all-around athlete, Jack is an outstanding student. As a tri-captain of the Kangaroos, he received All-State Honorable Men- tion. A delegate to Boys' State, a member of NHS Runner-Up to Best All-Around, Jack is one of the most popular boys in KHS. He was January Boy-of- f the-Month. MON G SENIORS MARIA A. MEDINA -- Meticulous and efficient al- most to perfection, Maria is a deserving candidate for Senior Who's Who. Serving on the Student Council and as Secretary of NHS kept Maria very active. She was a delegate to Girls' State in 1954. Maria excels in many fields including music and drama. Elected Most Dependable, Maria has shown this quality in her work in KHS. KEITH GRIFFIN -- Because of his outstanding leader- ship ability Keith has been recognized as one of the most capable students in KHS. Serving as Student Body President kept his schedule pretty well filled, but Keith still found time to take an active part in NHS, Track, and the Annual Staff, in which he served as Business Manager, A delegate to Boys' State in 1954, Keith is truly Most Popular of KHS. DON ARMSTRONG -- Selected as December Boy-of- the -Month, Don was tri-captain of the Killeen Kanga roos. His athletic ability is not limited to football, however. He is outstanding in baseball and track. Don was a delegate to Boys' State and Runner-Up for Most Popular, CAROL NORMAN -- Busy, quiet, and hardworking, Carol is one of the KHS outstanding students. A dele- gate to Girls' State, an active member of NHS, Runner-Up to Most Popular, Carol devoted a good deal of her time to serving as Secretary of the Student Council. A cheerleader for three years, Carol has done more toward boosting the KHS spirit than al- most any other student. GAILYA TAYLOR -- Serving as Secretary of NHS and Captain of the girls' basketball team keeps Gailya very active. Friendly, and co-operative, Gailya was elected Best All-Around. and was chosen December Girl-of-the -Month. WAYLAND CHAPMAN -- As President of the Senior Class, Wayland was one of the student body leaders of 1955-56. A football letterman, he was a dele- gate to Boys' State, Besides acting as NHS President, Wayland was elected Most Handsome. He has fine leadership ability and is a willing worker. is 1 fflg......, ,aw f 1-as NATIONAL L XXX HONOR SOCIETY Steiff ' o f qi . REMEMBER WHEN P -19' ..- f ax ,. 1 51, lava Don A rmstrong 'ua -...Q I Jackie Tucker ff , I Vs r f QQ? ,VOD . 2,5 Roberta Scheafer Q , rt FU! . Q , I , Q A de lia Wilson mac' James Casey 'rv- , .Qs Bond Brown s we F Q ? ,. . fi rv' F 5 I 5 g 'J-E ,fl . K 4 G Jim Watts Sue Lowry Dixie Griffin Pat Wilde W . 13 X ' V r at r,n . r ' X L 'Ji fl A Don Gibbs Mary Arm McQueen Don Love Mary Johnson I I 'Si E W ' . ' A Q- ,l -- Q r V 1 Q A, nv- ,. - N, N' ,- 1 V ' v y e R ' '-A L 'E ' X Ruby Nell Barr Janie Warren Jackie Kanze G60rge Prewit ' 5-EF V' , t A ,A 4 ca- J - .Q ' if T N' W Benny Miller Gail Muston Helen Guibault Bobby Grant Jo Ann Goode Donley Eighth Grade Play nf . gnu -., ,7'f , , QQ? fanny t . ..,v wk ...wg 45: . In K? YLQXQM, E b,,A::i,?.,,,j,T,J,L,,q::,, V- :AM V, T I ,Ly 1 -aw ,. V. , mf,-.5 . H- - - gf' --Ee - . -no l ,M,k., 1 ,L - ,Lu , X. ..-,,,!,f.-- ,af .. '- V. f M , - .., -4 - v , ' -' Am ' ,ff .. ' , . Qs ., j-W ORGANIZATIO S ,.f,,,, .Q dak rf I u' ,nw CQ 4-.,,,,,..A ' 1 'V' '. k N3 172 H , ' 1 . i:r. !4fj' YK eg.. an . 7. ' Q -7.3 QI? 1 v.!,6. 8. I I 'f' J 'as' as 4 . 1 1 1 A is , 'X K x VS! 'Y 6-.7 TUDE The Student Council has under- taken two major projects this year, rewriting the constitution and beautifying the school grounds. The latter has received most of the praise for a job well done, al- though in time and effort, the re- writing of the constitution was pro- bably the more difficult task, The council arranged for the construction of several benches to be placed about the campus for the stu- dents, and at its own expense, purchased and planted fifteen trees, grass and shrubbery. Sophomore representatives reading from top to bottom are Sid Alexander, Edith Cox, Kitty Hallman, David Peebles, David Swope, and Rod Trower, Senior representatives reading from left to right are Robert Bates, Dixie Griffin, Jerry Morris, Jerry White, and Maria A. Medina, Keith Griffin President ag w. D. crimes Ray Vice President r 7' , if s .J s 7 1. ' fvf ' ,a r gt is 4 X A , f ,Q , HY ,. . C, ,rf Q, Sk nk .. V' Q ,nw Az 1 V-4 r' ,elf ff-V1 -Rs: 11' --..,. , 'Z--4' '-N., Shown while working on the revision of the student council constitution are Keith Griffin, the president of the Student Council, and Jerry White, Senior representative, S- Carol Norman Secretary sv' ' 9-ff Mr. Seth Munn Counselor if The Student Council joins the movement to 'Put Killeen in the Shade. Shown above are Mr. R. O. Harris, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce pro- ject, Principal John Little, Robert Bates, Chairman, Keith Griffin, and David Swope, school beautification committee. 61 sf' COUNCIL The Student Council has per- formed many minor but important tasks, such as contributing food to a needy family over the Christmas holidays, maintaining an orderly lunch line, electing a girl and boy citizen of the month, arranging for a devotional every morning and sponsoring a safety campaign. The Student Council is truly an organization in which every student has a vital interest, We appreciate the activity of this group, and we recognize its importance to the school. Freshmen representatives reading from top to bottom are Glenn Ford, Phyllis Briney, Walter Dunlap, Clay Peebles, Janis McCrory, and Billy Gayle Wilson. Junior representatives reading from left to right are Pat Cook, Bobby Grant, Brenda Reichenbach, Dick James, and Doyle Wells. ..+:Ps fr W sw gl ' ,rf 'TY '-: '- -Q i 1 1' t ,t -. .4 . 'K' Nuns... 'YO 'Q' I- I 11 L4-Q!! 1 The Kangaroo Band Twirlers: Front row, left to right: Betty Sue Lowry, Marjorie Corley, and Caroline Fowler, Second row: Betty and Martha Wells, Third row: Dixie Griffin, Glenda Bames, and Hulona Richardson. CONCERT AND MARCHING BA KANGAR Peppy music provided by the Kangaroo band keeps football fans in an enthusiastic spirit when the go- ing gets rough, At half time the marching band, trained by Mr. Joe McMullen, is turned over to drum major Marjorie Corley for direction of the many intricate formations as well as musical selec- tions. The music of the band and the baton twirl- ing of the majorettes as they walk briskly ahead of the main group bring excitement to its highest peak and urge the team on to victory. I 1-we 1594! 4 Q' as 9'ex'es QE. N ' 'tain fl! hi l'Ar'ib GEST IN HISTORY OF SCHOOL AND L The band makes many appearances throughout the school year, Beginning with football season, the band is active in pep rallies, parades, special assem- blies, and half -time performances, As the year advances, the band takes part in the rodeo, Christmas, and Homecoming parades, Two concerts are given during the year -- one i.n February and one in May. The band participates in two contests -- the state contest and Brady band festival. The Senior ensemble, made up of experienced members of the band play for the TSTA meeting on February 28. The activity of the year is concluded in May when the band plays for commencement exercises. rf! -LH 'V-Q-A. IL... is Pictured while discussing half -time formations are band director, Mr, Ioe McMullen and drum major, Marjorie Corley, al va if hs -as? Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X g Q , f 1 N L. x ff K T.- 5 5 W X 5 OFFICERS First Semester Wayland Chapman ---------- Presxdenc Gall Muston ---- 1 - - Vlce Presxdent Gaxlya Taylor - - - Secretary VELOPS FUTURE LEADERS Initiations are held in the fall and spring semesters, Activities during the year included the sale of foot- ball ribbons and ball point pens, decorating a float for the homecoming parade, and the purchase ofa lec- tem for the school. Several socials were enjoyed during the year. Mrs, Jewel Black, present sponsor of the National Honor Society, organized the Killeen unit in 1950, Jerry White President Bill Millsaps Vice President Maria A Medina Secretary gl f iff- t ' K K :ix-... CHEERLEADERS Yelling, leaping, twirling, the cheerleaders strive to keep school spirit and enthusiasm at its highest peak at pep rallies and competitive sports events. Serving as good-will ambassa dors between the students and teams and between schools, they are elected by popular vote of the student body. Reading clockwise from the top in the picture above are the cheerleaders: Billy Renick, Seniorg Teddy Timmons, Senior, Charles Sparks, Sophomore, Carol Norman, Seniorg Jackie Kanze, Senior, Pat Wilde, Juniorg and Cynthia White, Sophomore. PEP SQUAD SYMBOLIZES SCHOOL SPIRIT The Pep Squad of Killeen High plays a vital part in upholding the school spirit. They are always pre- sent at the games, whether here or away, and sup- port the team with many enthusiasticicheers. The Pep Squad was responsible for all the skits presented at pep rallies, These skits, as well as all cheers, were rehearsed at called practice sessions. K -K -K -I -L L-L-Double E-N K -I -Double L Double E-N KILLEEN! KILLEEN! KILLEEN! OFFICERS Gailya Taylor ------ President Mary F. Gentry - - -Vice President Pat Wright -------- Secretary Anna Marie Norman - - - Reporter Pictured at the right is one of the skits presented by the pep squad at pep rallies. '1 . lik' We salute our Alma Mater, And our own Maroon and White, With that good old Killeen Spirit And that good old Killeen Fight. We will always work together, Though we win or though we lose And we'll raise our voices ever To the KANGAROOS! :L .Ti .1 , rigs, A l Tfn W, nl. JJ FUTURE HOMEMA The local organization uf Future Homemakers of America is organized into two chapters, with sixty -nine members and two groups of officers. Both chapters are affiliated with the state and national organizations, and follow the program set up by the state, The motto of the Future Home- makers of America, Toward New Horizons, expresses the purpose of the organization -- leaming to live better today in order that our lives FHA Group One Officers NQQMFQ UQ osegaaaaffass 5:-gnaesgsgge .aggqgvgy-Fang :.E3 ,-55521 S9 0 .-,v-01-p2 lfBfV wi' .'-.: ::r:r 'UQVI -w- O0 Q. :E --amz'-.-N -u Um lo-D'-w.f9 '0 of- -as-ss '-' 0 ,,'2ommQgg:EE .., . is-8252.222 H gmafvv-:-'Nga ,,?S'5ESE'E'rQfbE m ' 'fb om Dsgwagsnbv-1gOm QQ ,.. QU.- ,, o:'mQ Q,oo5 3-3,0 O v-Hg 9,,o,,,C 'W:'55 '4 Q-Hafiiisf-eQ:v '932'E'S va. 'D fb I 4. is I J , 1.5 ap--U 1 :.-, I pa. f-gy. -.a rw 'Q ' , , 1, 5 ly 4 -e , I , ' ,. , my if Y 'V KERS OF F U T U R A R M ff'-3 R 1 45 o FTIOA, Axm 1! X 7 I L uv' sg '11, IgG, e ll' X 6 ... l N' if 'Q o, Q be 9 FFA Officers Yi' Ci The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for high school students of Vocational Agri culture. The activities of the club are carried on by the boys them- selves, with adult supervision. The FFA is organized on national, state area, district, and local levels. From the Killeen chapter Bill Mill- saps was Area Vice President, and Lyndall Smith was District Treas- urer. FFA members throughout the state exhibit their livestock at the various fairs and showings. In the Killeen Livestock Show, which is sponsored by the local chapter, FFA boys entered their livestock for competition, This year the show- ings were held in April in the Killeen Youth Coliseum, This spring event is the highlight of the year's activity. In addition to the live- stock exhibit, the FFA sponsors parties, contests, and a father and son banquet, At this year's Christmas party the club expressed their apprecia- tion to their capable sponsor, Mr. John Slater, by presenting to him a pair of hand-made boots, Cynthia White, FFA Sweetheart '1 HE ,-' Above: Editor-in-Chief at work, Right: Finished ! At Last! Virginia Cook - Nettie Boales - - Travis Rivers - - Bill Lipscomb - - - Genetha Coleson Lee Kastner ---- Roger Dove - - F Y lun I - - Editor-in-Chiet - Society Editor - Editorial Editor - - Sports Editor - - Feature Editor - - - - Reporter - - Reporter Right: Now, girls, you see. . . A GAR00 ALES VIRGINIA COCK NAMED EDITOR CE '55 - ,56 NEWSPAPER STAFF Beginning this edition ofthe Kan- garoo Tales, the new '55-'56 newspaper staff takes over publi- cation of the KHS school paper. Virginia Cook has been named Editor- in-Chief of the Tales, according to Mrs. B. . ' -Zvi uf- ' sie!- ! f h r-. 5 ' ,F 511. T. Thompson, news- paper sponsor. Assist- ing her will be Nettie Boales as Assistant Edi tor and Society Editor, Travis Rivers as Edi- torial Editor, and Bill Lipscomb as Sports Editor. Specialized Editors will be Feature Editor Genetha Coleson, Art Editor Roland Bagby, Photographers Bill Tay lor and Mary Louise Carter, and Advertis- ing Manager Don Sil- veria. Reporters for the paper are students in the Journalism Class. Advertising salesmen are students of Mrs, R. O. Harris's first and sixth period business classes. lg-i.. A RECORD OE K.H.S. ACTIVITIES 'NEVER A DULL MOMENT' SAYS STAFF lt takes approxi- mately three weeks to get the paper ready for distribution. During the first week assign- ment sheets are made, The reporters then cover their assigned stories, type them, and turn them in to the editors. The second week finds the business man- ager getting his ads lined up, the photog- rapher scheduling pic- tures to be taken, and the page editors mak- ing up their dummies, By the end of the week all stories and ads are in and headlines have been written for all stories, The paper is then sent to press. Two days be- fore the paper comes out, the staff goes to the newspaper office to proofread. After this is done the paper is ready to roll, Friday moming the staff comes to school with just one more job -- to get the papers to the students and the teachers, Monday comes and the staff is ready to begin the same activities over once again. When you work on a newspaper there is never a Dull Moment. NX, X . XF' 1' . ,-his -H Roland Bagby - - - Bill Taylor ----- Mary Louise Carter - Don Silveria ---- Clark Roberts ---- Mrs, B.T. Thompson Left: Here you are-- hot off the pressl Above: Does Bill always do all the work? Left: Be sure you spell our names right, - - - Art Editor - Photographer - - - - Photographer Advertising Mgr. - - ----- Reporter - - - ----- Sponsor wr-v ?? I Mx N? E. . sl take some gxxlixite telaty' Miss Sec OFFICERS Tom Young ---------- - - President Ronald Watley - - - - Vice President Marilyn West - - - - - Secretary Helga Griffin - - - - - Treasurer Mary Jo Donner - - - - Reporter LIBRARY CLUB F.B.L.A. CANDIDATE WINS MISS 'ROO CONTEST The Future Business Leaders of America Club is open to all who have taken a busi- ness course in high school, This club has enjoyed a very active and profitable year. In October the members made a trip to the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, and in November representatives participated in a talent show sponsored by the Taylor FBLA. Mary Jo Donner, nominee in the Miss Kangaroo contest, was elected by the students to rule over the Kangaroo Court of Killeen High School. Marilyn West and Bill Lips- comb were elected as Mr. and Miss FBLA. Voting delegates to the state convention in Denton were Sylvia Weiss and Tom Young. Funds for this event were raised by cake sales. Mrs, Vera Mae Clark has sponsored this club since its founding in 1951. SPONSORS BOOK SALE The Jumping Pages was organized in September 1954 and is sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Holt, librarian. The programs and projects of the club feature library activities, and the members assist Mrs. Holt as student librarians. The club is affiliated with the Teen-Age Library Association of Texas. Barbara Steenken was the delegate to the district meeting of the TALA in San Antonio. Joyce Cook, Barbara Wardlow, Jeanine Sandefer, Carter Luton, and Paul Cochran were delegates to the state meeting in Waco. Library Club Projects and social activities during the ofyyce year included decorating the library for rs examine Christmas, the sale of books, and Kangaroo OF ICERS new books bookmarks, a wiener roast, and a Christmas F I ' dinner Travis Rivers --------- - - - President Jeanine Sandefer represented the club in Joyce Cook ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' Vlce President Barbara Steenken - - - - - Secretary ' the Miss Kangaroo contest. Jeanine Sandefer - - - - Reporter SCIENCE CLUB HOLDS SCHOOL-WIDE SCIENCE FAIR The Science Club, which is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, is an organization for stu- dents interested ln any field of science, The club is divided into two sections, biological and physical. The club meets every week, and the students are responsibletfor a thirty minute program, The members also meet on alternate Monday nights to work on individual projects. The club project for the year was the Science Fair which included pro- jects of students from the first to the twelfth grades of the Killeen Public Schools. It is hoped that the Science Fair will become an annual event. Sponsors of the club were Miss Lee, Mrs. Evans, and Mrs. Scheller. DUH-s-M iff fy!!! aybe You 'd b Mix? ettel' 1-epe Lee, 3' that, OFFICERS Jim Bates ---------- - - President David Mabry - - - - Vice President Robert Schick - - - - - Secretary ws. en and Svdysggh sourgal. Mari! News mateflax sn F .T.A. ENCOURAGES PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS The Future Teachers Club encourages its members to cultivate in themselves the qualities which are the foundation of success ful teaching. Through its programs and activities, the club stresses the advantages and possibilities of teaching as a career. The members serve as substitute teachers and classroom assist- ants, thereby giving help.to teachers and re- ceiving practical experiences for them- selves, The local unit is affiliated with the dis- trict, regional, and state organizations and sent delegates to the meetings at Waco, Austin, and Denton, Mrs. Estelle Stapp is the sponsor of the Future Teachers. . t am Ytwfjjv ovet pro? omcrsrzs 5t8l99' Mary Ann McQueen ---- .- - - President Virginia Cook ---- - - Vice President Nelta Merryman - - - - - Secretary Terry Overall - - - - Reporter Helen Guibault - Pat McCurdy - - Maria E. Medina Meredith Moore Shown above is Brian Haenisch receiving tickets for the Senior play from Maria E. Medina. The club helped to sell tickets to the play. rl in OFFICERS -------- ---- President - - - - - - - -Vice President - - ---- Secretary - - Treasurer DRAMATICS CLUB LARGEST IN KILLEEN HIGH The Dramatics Club is the largest of the clubs in Killeen High School, with a membership average of ninety-five, made up of students from all classes. The purpose of this club is to promote dramatic activities in the school and to develop any talents in the field of entertainment that the student may have. This is accomplished by having each class perform skits for the entertainment of the club at the meetings, The mem- bers of the different classes take their turn in having charge of the program. The sponsor of this club is Mrs. Lemke, speech teacher in Killeen High School. She has had much experience in dra- matic work, as well as other types of speech activities, With the help of Mrs. Lemke, and the officers, the club has given some very profitable and entertaining activities. The Talent Show, which was sponsored by the Club early in the year, was a huge success, as was the party held at the American Legion Hall. The members of the club have taken the lead in all speech activities of the school, particularly such Interscholastic Lea- gue contests as declamation, one -act play, and debate. It has enjoyed a very active and profitable year. Shown below is Elizabeth Howze acting as Mistress of Ceremonies during the Drama C1ub's talent show, Cream of the Crop, 1 a Qi 'iq 42 INTERNATIONAL .. xp me an in Siam s CW ii' cerS Oi me 323100 T axes' 1 8 qssue Oi me XL 1 OFFICERS Mark Lovensheimer ------- President Mary L. Carter ---- - Vice President Genetha Coleson - - - - - Secretary Ricky Durham - - - - Reporter Ted Guillory - - - Treasurer KEY CLUB SPONSORED BY KIWAN IS PRESS CLUB CREATES INTEREST I N JOURNALISM The activities of the Press Club are cen- tered around the desire to create interest in the field of journalism, It is not intended To d facts to prepare the students for a profession in joumalism, but merely to increase the in- terest which they have already developed. o this, programs provide interesting about journalists and newspaper work in general. Field trips were made during the year to the Killeen Daily Herald and to the Fort Hood Armored Sentinel, and reporters from these two papers were interviewed. Each student in the club was responsible for a re- port on a well-known newspaper. Mrs. Wanda Jean Thompson is the spon- sor of the Press Club, The Key Club is an organization of boys that is sponsored by the Kiwanis Intemational. Its object is to train boys for future leader- ship, and thus help to build better com- munities. The Key Club of Killeen High School has undertaken several projects that have been beneficial to the school, such as building book racks, making a sign in the gymnasium which would label it as the Home of the Fighting Kangaroosj and building a back- stop at the baseball field. The club has also kept the trophies polished and helped at the concession stand during football season. Mr, John Slater is the sponsor of the Key Club. President P V0'eS. auf and Se Cfet I ary 81115, Co S3 'mf the OFFICERS 1 Paul Peebles ----------- President Darby Plentl - - - - - Vice President Billy Renlck - - - - - Secretary Bill Lipscomb - - - - Treasurer EL CIRCULO ADELANTE ,-fi, N' pp- E fs, OBSERVES SPANISH CUSTOMS F F' The Spanish Club was founded for the purpose of increasing the student's knowledge of customs and traditions of our Spanish- speaking neighbors, and of increasing an interest in this foreign language, Those who are studying Spanish or who have taken the language in high school are eligible for membership, Planned programs are presented and games are played at the weekly meet- ings. The social highlight of the year was the annual Christmas Party, at which Spanish customs were observed, NWC Scoit axles Cwb' How e S se 011 x gui 0 YO ' Swdental wud i QOSVX OFFICERS Karen Allgood ----- V- - - PrCSid6HI Carol Hartmann - - - - Secretary . FX . 1' -. J .K I Sh ieljcs in Zhibitlhg S ell' SP0 er ' 00111 -ome of Ph USO, O ls Mr e S P Own e fthes S' Vest anish P813 3 is Ish Club u g S-f OFFICERS Virginia Bonham ' - Ramon Callazo - - - Minerva Gonzales Jack Rimes President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Q if xkly ya ' 1- 7 X4 P10 'PPCH e1mer--- - President FUTURE NURSES CLUB ORGANIZED THIS YEAR The Future Nurses Club is sponsored by the Medical Auxiliary and supervised by the school nurses, Mrs. June Wetsel and Mrs, Altha Elliott, The purpose of the Club is to acquaint students who are interested in nurs- ing as a career with the possibilities of this profession. Programs during the year have featured speakers in the medical field. Among them have been Miss Williams, a student nurse representative from Scott and White Hospital, Mrs, Daly, wife of Dr. Daly of Burow and Daly Hospitalg and Captain Swope, Army Pub- lic Health Nurse. Representatives from this club attended the spring meeting of the Future Nurses Clubs of Texas, held in Waco. Although this club was not organized until October of this year, it is very active and is proving a real inspiration to its members. kj , . I DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SPQNSORS SALE OF CHRISTMAS CARDS The Distributive Education in KHS helps to pro- vide training for those students who expect to enter the field of distribution. The activities of the Distributive Education Club were numerous. During Homecoming, the organiza tion was represented in the parade by Mr. and Miss DE, who were Jan Franklin and Pat Hood. Pat was also the club nominee for Miss Kangaroo and was a runner-up for this honor. The biggest project of the year was the sale of Christmas cards, The design for the card was drawn by George Willard and was well received by the stu- dents. Richard Gautier, Tommy Gautier, Jeanne Cook, and Pat Hood were delegates to the D. E. C.A. convention in Austin, February 18 and 19, Pat Hood entered the State Sweetheart contest, and the other delegates entered the Job Interview and the Speaking contests. The annual Employer-Employee banquet was held on April 24. The program for the banquet was pre- sented by the D. E. students, Under the leadership of Mr, James Sims, these students are receiving practical job experiences which will be of inestlmable value to them in later life. QW!!! S I FTF Q00 ' ul' A . ,,- , ..u -' ,.-N? , I - go 5 Z ,RW l45sg,g sb TF' SPORTS CLUB PROMOTES SPORT SMANSHIP X The Sports Club was organized chiefly for students who do not participate in the school athletic programg however, it is not restricted to students who do participate in competitive sports. The purpose of the club is to keep its members well informed on achievements in all fields of sports, such as hunting, fish- ing, or any form of organized athletic activity. The ultimate aim of the club is to instill the principle of good sportsmanship .Ti in its members as they learn about sports. Do In this way, the club seeks to develop good you See that citizens for the future. one? That' S 0l1fPl'ide and b JOY. Butch Gormley - - - - - president Mr. Elmer Womack - - - sponsor ' 4 L 8 4 w . , -' .-ff' ffm, fl .X xx. t xx' K gf- 'Trl The Sogfn boy S. te 19- Your colliedetxtt 1153 ay? save OFFICERS Jack Bameburg --------- President Augustin Olivarez ----- Vice President Elsie Vail ----- ---- S ecretary HISTORY CLUB The programs in the History Club this year have been centered around men who have played a vital part in the development of our country. The club members chose the outstanding forefathers who were to be featured in the programs. The last meetings of the year stressed men of today, particularly those who were mentioned as possible candi- dates for the presidency, 1956 KANGAROO STAFF PLANS SPRING DELIVERY SCHEDULED FOR '56 This year's issue of the Kangaroo features the new school building as a theme. The cover is a special design showing the front of the building, and the end sheets are the architect's drawing. New sections are Who's Who and Citizen of the Month. All sec- tions have been enlarged and stress the day-by-day activities of the students. The staff has worked diligently to preserve the memories of a happy year in K, H, S, Below: Don't touch that K picture yetg it's I still wet! Jerry White - - - Helen Guibault - - Judy Henry ------ Anna Marie Norman Charlotte Pautsch - - - - - -Favorites Editor George Thornton - - Mrs. Ruby Ballard - Above! Girls, are you really working? Left: Jane, you really ought to leam to type! ------Editor - - Assistant Editor - - - Class Editor - - Organ. Editor - - - Photographer - - - -Sponsor I BIGGEST AND BEST YEARBOOK Above: Even if all the ads are in, can't you find something else to do? Right: Oh, the specimen books we looked at! Keith Griffin - - Dixie Griffin - - David Swope - Jane Levy ---- Margaret Ellison - - Bemice Jegel - - - Valerie Hardesty - - If ' 1 iv. . nv Yr 1 x -49 STUDENTS GO 'MAD' AS DEADLINE NEARS Asthe final deadline drew near, the annual staff began a day and night schedule. Pleas for snapshots retakes on pictures, last minute changes in lay-outs, proof-reading and corrections -- all these and more drove the staff into a frenzy of activity, ln order to have a May delivery, the events that took place after February had to be omitted, It is the plan of the staff to feature these activities in a supplement to be added to next year's annual. ' x vo ff, s. ' x N 'vwx wl- WW! Business Manager - Assistant Business Manager - - Sports Editor - - Assistant Sports Editor Activities Editor - - - - - Proofreader - Proofreader Below: Usually, this cor- ner was a frenzy of activity! '-V CRAFTS CLUB R., iQ.4.,.dI gfkgax .pf I I 4':QgE!: , N' VqY1E!I17r,U Ik 1,2D'! '7Ylc Top row Ronnie Byrd, Nathan Wells, George Leifester, Mickey Morse B1llB1ttaker Adrian Rhoades Jimmy Vann Rod Trower, Second row: Larry Dean, Wayne Crews, Ronny Wells Joe Hagwood Robert Love Tim Fowler, Augustine Olivarez, Third row: Donald Carter, Johnne Little Larry Swope Bobby Douglas Butch Gormley, Bennie Spaulding, Sept, Sept Sept SepL Oct, Oct. Oct, Oct. Nov. RBD SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Killeen Killeen Killeen Killeen Killeen Killeen Killeen Killeen Killeen Gatesville Salado Lampasas Troy Temple Cameron Lampasas McGregor Univ. High xx ' Top row: Lee Vaughn, Stanley Levy, Charles Teague, Kenneth Reding, Thomas Edwards Gayle Edwards Billyfwilliams, Robert Ledbetter, Ollie Weaver. Second row: Joe Barnes Roddy Duty Brlly Gayle W1l son, Jerry Dugger, Billy Bruce Niemann, Glenn Ford, Don Mason, John Cook Joe Robert Gray Thtrd row: Clay Peebles, Rodney Collins, Damon Denson, Eddie Scott, Charley Davrs Tommy Holmes Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. FRESHMAN TEAM SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 22 Killeen 29 Killeen 6 Killeen 13 Killeen 20 Killeen 10 Killeen Gatesville T hornda le Belton Thorndale Gatesville Belton gsm? is-W 'W CECIL FICKEL Jumor Center RONNY WELLS Sophomore Guard BUCK MALLOY, Senior, Forward RUSSEL NALLEY, Junior, Guard ROBERT LEDBETTER' Freshman, Forward LEE SWOPE, Jumor, G1 ' Q- ,4 4 ORGE LEIFESTER, Sophomore, Center TERRY OVERALL, Junior, Forward ev I Q! :IW , I . PAT MCCURDY, Junior, Forward if -- SONDRA MURPHY, Sophomore, Forward PAT WRIGHT, Senior, Forward GAIL MUSTON, Senior, Guard GAILYA TAYLOR, Senior, Guard TERECIA CONDER, junior, Guard DOROTHY BARNES, Junior, Guard Ur X 5'1 , NORMA KNIGHT, Jumor, Guard JIMMIE RUTH HUGHS, Freshman, Forward 1 l r AARILYN WEST, Junior, Guard PAT WILDE, Junior, Forward JOYCE VAHRENKAMP, Sophomore, Forward 1 Soqce X1 akuenkamp, hmm Eames. NKar1WmN esx, Nos an XN ugh , Kde, Doxoxwj A Yaxvlx mn, Pax NXcCur XJ. 51, 5 Sondxa Mu eiecia Conden ie Rum Hugh , ma Xlnigm, 'Y X Mas MABE, C03 h c YQYW , Gakbg a 'Y a9Xox , , GMX Mus -ff' ,Q 'T - ROOS IN ACTION Sl Top row: Norma Jean Hoover. Second row: Bill Butler Lois Griffin, Francis Daniel, Carol Hartmann. Third row: Eulajean Lucas, Tinalee Sikes, Bill Curby, Cynthia White, Dee Dickson. Fourth row: Debbie Dawson, Colleen Bridges, Ronald Morton, Charles Sparks, Jimmy Nick Lee, John Robbins, Jack Rimes. -s MR. ELMER WOMACK, Coach J Q Merry Qf!m5szs:f,::.1 f Q .A. :ir 6. 2-5 ml :J zu ..1 ff I nhool Comtitvnon f,,-5.30 . J A , Y, 'I V--1, H, Qi' 5315 ,X L by ,L I if 'f la ! I V J? A f sw! , I I :Self-and Ur: Club To Hcvr - ' Coum:iIPiclu J T6pCiQlzem 7 ,V 'SEFW If ' dTl,4j,,, r rm --,I 7 x .A ,xii QQ-QLX . 1 1IU5'fUf ' f A ' 'N 9 .- Q, if ' Q Ik -rf B-, , .n.,.g . , I A T1 sl x I L . 2 5 :Jn Saba Dfllos 604' C9 plff? iff: .ff ff1'5Iv Y Qrds Ru--,fa-nf? E I4 IM , Sf 'Yf-J' ' A I .1 -..-4,.I- -, 9 900s Win f fo rmpasas ' IIIKI 2 Q QMS 'Iv A X ACTIVITIES -v-n,,,,...... fff 'Mltv- -,Aa . '- Goodness! l ! Even the showed up. x L I HOTO class of 1909 HOMECOMIN G Killeen High School held its Homecoming on October 14. This is an annual event and is an occa- sion for old friends as far back as the Class of 1909 to get together, Homecoming activities started with a pep rally in the morning, Exes from various classes were pre- sent, and football members of former Killeen and Fort Hood teams were introduced, The pep squad presented an amusing skit. The pep rally was broad- casted over KLEN. Clubs, classes, and exes coming parade one of the big- gest and best in the history of the school, The Class of 1950 took first place float honors this year, as they have for the past three years, .sy . I 1 au. HGNEMAK The Governing Body of K, H, S, show their will to The Future Homemakers float shows Model Home work, cooperated to make the Home- HIGHLIGHTS Presentation of the homecoming queen, Joyce Reaves, climaxed the half-time activity, She was led out by her escort, Jim Watts, as the band played Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Accompanying her were her attendants Carol Norman, Gail Muston, and Jackie Kanze, The Homecoming game was easily won, with the final score 27-0 in favor of K,H, S. After the game, a meeting of the Ex-Students association marked the final event in an occasion that furnished many happy memories from year to year. 4 Here comes the Queen' Miss Joyce Reaves and her attendants Carol Norman Gail Muston and Jackie Kanze Class of 1947 is backing the Ro0'g all the way, The National Honor Society entered a float with club M or THE Q33 7 it i QYQO Jimmie Ruth Hughs gave her interpretation of Blues in the Night. The Griffin Sisters took Ln. Ix.H.S. TALENT SH OW ff Ibby l-lowze while impersonating Tallulah Bankhead was also a fine Mistress of Cere- monies, The Medina's won the well deserved first place honor, arf- sv. Kenna West showed out- standing talent at the piano Buck Ma1loy's Boogie second place with their Woogie netted him third arrangement of Rhythm prize. and Blues, Ellen White and Karen Sparra sang How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Love You, When You Know I've Been a Liar All My Life, The Mad Hatters went wild with their JAZZ, music, I 4 TAKE 59 KORS A TRIP He s a ladles man! .,Lf'1LJ 0 Z J Wish I could swim! K The Caddy Wha' Hoppened? Through these portals passed the world's finest Seniors 55-56, U ' 4 . bmi 'salt Then, in a cloud of dust, they appeared - LUNCH, Jo!! Is that Er bottle? ni, Tired, Robert? . , A E - -gy- pff' lm ' , '- . '34 nf: - H-'L The Junior-Senior girls football game was a real scream, with the Senior team taking the game with a 14-13 score, ov B5 5056 cgi GX M' 1,1 ' V The Band Sweetheart, Alene Bryce, shown with her escort, David Mabry, was presented at the Hamilton vs, Killeen games. J Football King, Johnne Little, was crowned at the Powder Puff Bowl, He was elected by the Junior- Senior girls, It would be a cold night in June before you would find a Roo fan absent from a bonfire The Unknown Badger 1955 Double, double toil and trouble. L. y 4?e'5noo,,,94? i, ' if y' .V 'A gr are 1 ,, 'ups E - Fl 9 CNG ' 6 , Q 'Q 14 Q tt ' ..4't f ' K Candidates for Miss Kangaroo were intro- duced in an assembly given by the annual staff, Each club elected a representative. Dig that Crazy Daddy! l . ...- 1 1 I Drum major Marjorie Corley accepts a pla- que presented by a representative from the Chamber of Commerce, 050 .J Y leg ,SF 'H 155 QQ' HMMMMM, those Senior Glamour Lovelies The band fdtg those glarlnr, shoeslj playlng for home commg Q65 Q2 Q S5 QQ The students look forward to Friday each week for that is assembly day. During foot ball season pep rallies were the order of the day featuring skits and yells, Several tlmes the students were led fand entertatnedy by the teachers taking the place of the cheerleaders 'K 731 ai' r.4 w-:IN Above Queen Joyce accepts the help of the Kangaroo to defeat West ,,. -.we 1 ,af- Above Ruby Nell hldlllg under the hat drlv mg to the Dublm football game Left Dtsaster s mother IS escorted to her chaxr .2 V I I K . ' k 4, - an V M p fr , M r. 'V .L . l A .5 . , . I M: do 0 ag O arious clubs pre- After football season, v sented assembly programs. These did not necessarily relate to the club activity, but often featured singers, or people of other ' Fort Hood talents from the community or iw Above Ham11ton did not win Right McGregor g Kangaroos irls lost to the W The gigvlmg girls line up for a picture in their new uniforms Mr Little gives a pep talk X Jil 2 Q51 I X' 96 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 t KILLEEN HIGH SCHOOL presents GRANDAD STEPS OUT A Farce Comedy tn Three Acts Fehcla Metcalfe November 21 and 22 1955 8 Dtrected by 'UQ Q' Mrs Jamle Lemke T 4 Viv A T 7 l THE JUNIOR cLAss OF 1956 I bi U. KILLEEN HIGH scHooL ,jl fx REST ASSUREDU 'Nu 1. ,Q sv A - A Comedy in Thre -A Q, Donald Payton , , 1-7 5 March 14 and 15, 1956 - 8:00 4 Directed by Mr. c. c, B 11 A 1 ' L , 1 5 T7 t ..p I 5 . I , -: , ' - , 5 -. , M M' '5.V 5 I' W , x 4 -. 1 , Q. 'S 'vs QC 7: M THE HIGH WINDOW CAST OF CHARACTERS V., Aunt Emlly Roberta Schaefer xv F A Q! 1' .-,Q 1 ' . ,Xp I, D5 79 r , 1 Walter ----------- Cy Sissom ii C X Judith ----------- Judy Henry ,A ' ' ' t ' b fr. S Lmda Vreny Merr1am Stephen Chr1s Hall D1rectors Mrs Lemke and Mlss Lee Student Dxrector Marla A Medma As the Annual goes to press the work of chooslng the cast for The I-hgh W1ndow has been completed The I-hgh Wmdow rs the one act play that wrll be glven m Interscholastxc League competmon It IS an excellent play full of suspense and dramauc moments The cast and the drrector have hxgh hopes that The H1gh W1ndow wxll be a wmner 44' 1 sg .. Q14 1 Q' 3' ADVERTISEMENTS was U r t NQPA N y .J'3'X2,gg ' These Thlngs Come from Q NK Scwmg!! KW WITH US AND ' SAVE 21 CE i2 TI-IE F2125-V NATIONAL BANK fi 1 4 i 1' Corner of Avenue D and Grey Phone 4001 ......... ' :nf --1:15-11-... -':,-S -4 - -. 312 -Zagiiaiuz. . 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