Kinkaid High School - Kinkaidian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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The Sponsor offers congratulations . . . To Elizabeth who remained calm in spite of deadlines. To Sylvia who proved to be the year's money getterf' To Dickie and jack for a real sports section. E943 Eacfvj To Zanetta for excellent work on tiresome picture arrangements. And finally to Tom whose constant objections made possible an annual of which we are proud. The Staff is grateful . . . To others who worked with us, made suggestions, and added criticism. They have contributed to our annual, which we think is a job well done. S 1 A Editor .,.....,........ fizmumfs Elizabeth Hansen Bzuifzefy Marzagef' ...,. Tommy Cronin Pic'1'111'e Cbairmmz . ufffifillg Cwizzzzitlee A d 1'E7'f1J'll2g ...........,,. Sporlf Ediior ..... Typing .,,.,.,, Spomor .... Zanetta Boone Everyone Sylvia jenny Dike Howe Dickie janse Everyone Mrs. Schreckengaust Compfimelzlf Of DR. HAM G93 MRS. W. KINKAID Fofzzzdez' Isaac Arnold Dunbar Chambers gamd af Dclzeclafaa Morgan Davis james A. Elkins, jr. W. J. Goldston Frank Guthrie W W '1 1 J R f A r rr? J. W. Hershey ' Z 9 x W. B. Trammell 'S I al? f?' 367: , 5 JOHN H. COOPER Headmaxtef YVESTHEIMER RD. an E Q Afton E 5 E W bd W-ls' p WEST ALABAMA 0 ff? S -Y? bf 57 Z Oaks rn YE if '21 7 gn 'G Lfx cg O ff ' 32 is 75 D' 'S RICHMOND - 7, 74 2 ' S N- F 75 v P- f rf. um R , A S a L si 5 1-'bl-1-- 11, 5..- -- Lmhitiqq -----111111, N .. ,, ALIEF p RD. 1 .f ll-V' A-F' if I I-A 170 W z The KINKAIDIAN staff takes pleasure in being able to publish this map of the location of the new Kinkaid School. When the Board of Directors announced the moving of the school, it came as a surprise to almost everyoneg but we soon realized that it was the inevitable. Yes, X marks the spot and we hope that future Kinkaid students will enjoy the ' new and spacious carnpus. CARL E. REED Principal of High School , V .f f ' f' ,- 1 ,, -A -'i3CE,3'.r,..,m -1 E' A v-v Y'tC W2 X U 'K N o A A ALICE LINDSEY GERALD PERKINS LOUISE SHRECKENGAUST MINTA PYEATT l avid., 64,14-, I 'LL' , Q 7 dffw 5444 Q, 42274, A . ZQM f A , QM M www MITZI JOHNSON ELIZABETH PATON J. E. MITCHELL 1 f V 1 X NSR 5.33 X. 10' JN II A ,V 4' Wh L7 ZQQQZZQ 7 AVA T. ooKs W I WK ,af 414 .1 f' , MARIAN MERRITT fff If ffgzgfpf ' 7 I fi T 0 A I 1 ' 'R ff .W F RD . JOSEFA RIVAS 'Jk,,J'Ti', 'RI I Z Hg! 422D 'iffy 4 J Q ' I f V. .. f 1 . ff' -J' C f 1 R , - 1 1 w xv I 1 , . K yi 1? V 1 m ff , ' 4 H. R. CLAPP 'Af ALICE GASAWAY ., ,ff f SUZANNE DOWNS RAY PEACH ,J a, ,,. x J .. DIN f' Q M jaw EMMA JANE MILLER THURMAN A HORNEY YM W Vw I W IV W W MARTHA LLI GS ALICE STAUB uf tadeata Student' l Standing: Keith Chunn, Douglas Ragland, Peggy Graham, Ann Clifford, Barbara Underwood, Cynthia Layne, Fay Hannon, John Cooper. Sitting: Dike Howe, President, fed ww Standing: Karen McClure, Eric Bornhauser, Sarah Rothermel, Sylvia Todd, Tommy Davis, Sandra Reed, Helen Carroll, Sylvia Jenny, Anne Marie Schlumberger, Robert Zimmerman, Diane Hinkle, Betty Ann Ashe. Sitting: Mary Thompson. V ,,,,,,. ,gg,!,' ,V M ffffiv mf ! WWQMWW HW W 7ffZAX , ,M 7 6 .HD .sv AQ Q 1 ,ij 66444 Offwe Preiidenzf ....... Vice Premienl Sefrelary ....... . Treafurer .. cdtazg We entered high school in 1950 as scared freshmen: but after Initiation Day when we came dressed as pickaninnies we felt more at home. Everyone had their fill at our Freshman Barbecue at Jimmy Greenwo0d's. At the end of our freshman year we gave the last performance at Commencement which was a dock scene in New Orleans. All of us were eager to come back the next fall to find out how the school would be under the direction of Mr. Cooper and Mr. Reed. That year we and the Seniors gave a Sock Hop in the Little Gym. During vaca- tion, before our junior year, about ten of us attended summer school for six weeks in order to become full pledged members of the class of 1954. As juniors we sold more cokes at football games and more candy during lunch than any previous class. The Bop Hop was the crazy jazzed up dance that we sponsored that year. After an industrious year of money raising, we gave the school a new Citizenship Cup and a record player, as well as giv- ing the Seniors an unforgettable prom at the Briar Club. Three weeks after we started, the next year, we finally became the initiators of the new students and freshmen who came dressed as little children. In October each Senior girl adopted three little sisters from the freshman class and took them on a picnic where everyone was stuffed. After mid-year exams came Senior Rings, College Boards, Senior Day, and finally the caps and gowns. We may not have done all we should like to have done, but we have all been well prepared for the future during a period when we have had many happy times. DAPHNE KEAN K' Q E Q '- gy-.- mv Vi' . 0 X a X' wi , -L 1- N, 0 l' ANETTA BooN1a um H.rppy .ml IJ from mre I'm free! ll 'by Llllllf ul- 'VX ' ffJr'J' all be mzzfezmfd like me? lr N' 'Qdvu' Red Cross Representative 523 Cheerleader 531 irman of Annual 54g B Basket- A V A... Picture Cha ball 531 Drama and Annual Clubs. L.x,l'X,fXl. l ,'!xviM O 1 5 '1 1 g1 lX L ' R W Lv lj' X X0 X 'l - 1 -- s. gb? , ' rf'-Zz: V 11- .52 I fa 5451: 'G W Q, JI 1. I , ff X :2-f . 1 'Y CW! 11 , A' rf , 0 0 XJ? 6, X he X X 1, X4 f , f 1 . 1 fp 1 1 ,f Xn 11' ll 0 0 n 4 Q '7 177 I, K 0 ll Y 1 ff . ' fl 1 9 fl an l , J eb X X, '1 , X 42' O ff ,Q , 11 1 1 5 xv , '7 J go Q111' 9 X 1 1' 1 MARY CARL l 1 1 1 1, Il Gentle Nz f114n111e1', fjpanz in 1'e.1li!y. 0 17 ,, 'X X I7 CAAJ Poise, Drama 50-525 Ol3Cfll1CfH Young Marfllg Mr. Lincoln's Whiskersf'g 1Py ma- , X 1 g Q Iron' 5. and Treasurer of'Qlass 50. X N l ,411 1 ll , 1 G 0 l -? 5 nf' ANN CLIFFORD Nothing 50 hard, but Jearrb will find if our. Red Cross Representative 541 Student Council 53g Basketball 52-5-ig Volleyball 52-533 Three Scholarship Pinsg Pirates of Penzanceng Pa- tience g Pygmalian g Taming of the Shrewug Chorus, and journalism Clubs. TOMMY CRONIN Be ,fzeadfaft as ez Iower Zfmt doth not bend iff ntzzely Jummi1. Vice President of junior Class 531 Student Council 525 Business Manager of Annual 543 Football 533 Pirates of Penzance g Science, Rifle. and Annual Clubs. sf 3 CAREY CRUTCHER The farce uf bil' uzwz mefif, laflr 1411.1 MV 1 JACK ELLIOTT Azz ounce of uf!! ii 1.l'01'f!7 a pound of .r01'1'0u'. Secretary of Class 5-ig Football 52-533 Basket- ball 53-5-ig Pirates of Penzanceng Pygma- li0n 1 Taming of Shrewng Annual and Drama Clubs. W, ,,,-MH f-93,115 ,4.i,,,. qqkwyiw if 1 Av J 'A Q 1, '71 ' f ? 'af M, all 4 ff ibm V2 A' 2 ,, ge,M,f ', .iv my 7 ff: 1 f 1-2 fy- , , .Mgt Q .4 .fi iq., 4 f 4 flib 5,3 ' D I 5 LEW DANIEL FRENCH No :mm war ezfer greal ufifbout divine in- Jpimlionf' Secret ary of junior Class P 3 resident of Senior Classg Varsity Football 51-533 A Basketball 52-53: A Baseba ' ' ,., ,fbi 'f Q ' , ll 53, CAA, Debating Clubs. 1 N, f f 'Q 1 WW' 33.2, 1 M33 f V , ji , V-Iv .4 f,g,4..4 AJXXXZX J dl 'V Fr JEANNE GRUBBS The mildew! mamzerf and lbs' genllen l1eart. Pirates of Penzance- g Patience g Art, Chorus Clubs. - aa fffiea-9-1 1 M., ,K 'W' W 6 521511 -of 11..-,E--11,1 J f1'I5.1ri,4 4-t.:avq ' +-if , ,. f' 'I A-1. la 0 -'DV 1.A'.g,fQ,L tl Mg' V'LQ,,.,-05 V,,A1,.ft5,. A fi , ,QV i 543 rf? 'fy fi 414 4,1 JEFF HILL Ez'eryzlvir1g comer if a man will only wait. Science Clubg Art Clubg Art Appreciation Club, ', and Rifle Club, Two Years. Qdcugaffr A MMM! ,lf If wg. 1 :M Q24 7. ll ELIZABETH HANSON Her heart um ay great ar lbs world. Editor of Annual 54g Volleyball 535 French Cup 53g French Medal 533 Drama and Annual Clubs. la M, , 22.2 T- 512 I ' JUNE HOFFMAN Ta 0 zberr lenienl, zo berfelf revere Patience, Chorus, Charm Clubs. .bw wi ff, ,,A, ff 'e Q ':' !l'3r 26 5' 252:21 5 ' ,f I 0' Qffn 1, , ff I 7 f , , z! X, I f. . . ,,,M,q I I I I , , 0 , f 3514: of ,. ,,2,W34I? ' fi 'gf?5Z'f -6 fn - . ,, KW ,. i , w , .. , 14 1' , f 0 1 KE'H'6WACQ4 ''Hiijgzindr-hilt--l2,ingdQlz1,Q.Ipjf ll, lair law. President Student Council 5 4A gi A Basl-:eb ball 53-549 A Baseball 3g 'Pirates of Pen- zance g Patien'ceLLfKdvertis ng Manager of Annualg Annual, Chorus Clubs. M Xi N is Ci ss DICKIE JANSE The rule of my life if lu make !7Il.flI1K.l'.4' lr fvleL1.rure. Student Council 533 Vice President 523 Sec retary of Class 515 Football Manager 50, Foot ball 51-53: Basketball 51-54g Baseball 52-54 Camera Clubg journalism Clubg Annual Club Tanning of Shrew an d H.M.S. Pinaforef' SYLVIA JENNY A tender bear! and cl will inflexible. Red Cross Representative 53,-54g Advertising Manager of Annual 543 Volleyball 52-53g An- l nual, Chorus, and Art Clubs. JANET joRNs Clm1'm.r .rtrike Ike figbl, mefil ufizzs the mul. Secretary Freshman Classg Cheerleader 53-541 A Basketball 52-541 Charm, Music Apprecia- tion, Booster Clubs. ff 45 , f 1 7 U. , 7 5 4 . f f DAPHNE KEAN 'Tif good-will maker izzlelligezzref' Three Scholarship Pinsg A Basketball 53-543 Citizenship Cup 53g Debating, Annual, Art Clubs. ,iw DON RIECHLE He ir the milder! nzrzrzzzered mlm. Varsity Football 533 A Bfmkefball 53545 Drama, Career Clubs. xx X 3 49 A i' 'Gai' 54 JIMMY LOCKE HGVEIHIE In nflvwzr, lu bljllfcjlf .re1'ere. Taming of the Slu'ew g Pygmalion g Lincoln's w'hlSk61'S 1 CAA, Drama Clubs xxx I EDDIE ROBINSON An ufzexfizzguirlsed lauglffer rrfmkeir 1126 Irby. Football 533 Taming ofShrcw 1 Patience Drama, Falcon, and Chorus Clubs. 52 Z f fWf CYNTHIA RUHL I have 41 bear! 1,z'iZb room for efery joy. Volleyball 533 Drama, Music Appreciation, and Annual Clubs. I -' '14 -Wu, ,,,. ,, ! , SYLVIA TODD Graff um in all Iver Jlepff' Patience, Annual, Chorus Clubs. WV!! 1 fvf CHARLES SANDERS The gre.1te.r1 Irulbf are llae .rimpleft and Ja .Ire Ibe gr'eu1le,rt men. Varsity Football 51-533 Red Cross ,5l-525 Pi- rates of Penzanceug Art, Rifle, Chorus Clubs. DAMON WELLS W'i.fe lo resolve and patient to perform. Vice President of the Freshman Classg Presi- dent of Sophomore Classg Treasurer of junior Classg Treasurer of Senior Classy Three Scholar- ship Pinsg B Football 5,21 Pygmalion, Drama journalism Clubs. ' 1 ff 1 s fi ' Q i ' Q 0 Wk, ' , I 5 V if ,li ll , A , f , A9 f , .VM , l 1 X , ' 'Y ' 1 ' 1 'K 1 v 4 7 A f I X n .ig ,j,,f ,I Alf' 'rf' 1 F. v I 'I' if s 1 ll X, ,j f Ji 1 1 f- ,T f iff ,.f, ' , ,L I fn 'iv , ,, 2'1ff' f ff JEANNE ZIMMERMAN X Happi11eJ.r reemf made I0 be rfmredf' Pirates of Penzanceng Taming of the Shrew Tennis Cup 52-533 Annual, CAA, Art Clubs DONNIE CALDWELL RAY BLACK x LLL,L 1 .1 4' , 40 f mf 7' f f W XWWA X 1.1 ' ff, QW f L 'A.-- ,,.. H ' Z b Q ,S gg be Q 'I Q il 0 S ,f Q Q Q Q i e Q S? A ' S F X Qi if gf 8 i A A V 3 .F V I A v 0 4 Pzwidezzt ........... ...,. B ob Burgdorf Vive Prefidezzf ..,.. ,...,..,. J ucly Gill Serretfzry ........ ..,,.,...,.,.,. T om Davis E I ,.,,. , , - .,, ,V V .115 4' , -if ,JG iff , , ,,,,. 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Joanne Archer Carl Barbour Frances Boone ' Martha Baker Bobby Beeley Eric Bornhauser 3 fmic: 1 u 'UM Af a rio far 4'M'rv VA, r KU r P LJAnn Butler fl! .W uv!- vw WW Suzanne Chinn Helen Carroll V , fy JW X a r X ff john Coleman Mayo Davidson x DA SJ M f Mm off' ow Xl' l I , I lr Q 1 l Sarah Davison 4, Wy V QM Kathy JO Dobbs wiv l W pw am X ' f 3 U dd WHO' JV 'W l A lll JV W EQUJKJ Ned Earle im Findlay l A g fx 0' if jam W 'A looln a C ag ,V.'1--, ZZI ' l'l'lk Mimi Z iffwfz inn 2 had e ae 1l 7 af me a55fZAwli7 Za Sai? 4 o noo l M02 me zsbafidbn ,1 QU? Q4 cf6lfmqifwO7i . of A Mio .2 fiwfgpawmf C '-+-l a--lfflf 6' J C C f ,M Z '94 X 3 malt l 3 I if ,i M JS '11-Hi r ra, ' ,J Larry Gardner . D ' I Marlene Genitempo LQ My will Mila i ifllll -WQSYWW Bill Gol ston Peggy Graham Nancy Hilcl Olivia Howe sf .Ll 0 'vie jimmy Hughes X i X Nancy Hunt V QQ: X i ' A s N tl N NV Q :-1 ' X li lil! xml U X E- .K . is-XQ Rim 'Ur A v- li Q' ix' RAR AX X: ri E Vx, lx Q Q lx 'X ' C lu X Ri' Qcvxv Q. .. Carl jacobsonx, , I' ' K N - QC Fisher jones 1 X .QL KR TY E A ' EC X I S be li RU R W U f WW M ll Z A M WMS dl Eiizisn33?14,llfK,gp Zgfglfjfljijdwgjflv Ja, 9 ep f Z My 4 A g gg MW? Q Myffxafallf af WWW joe Lockett jimmy McCullough JSM' 'QM ,, ww 349. 'B yr-if sl' valid' 9413! 3552 Le Roy Melcher Bobby Pagan X Bill Pew Douglas Ragland ef? 2 '5 ,wmv Richard Randall Sandra Reed , 4. ga 4 , .. I 8 A Q , ,A 0 6 A.4,y'f- 3 Q f Q' 1 fffi .Q f Jane Riddle Evelyn Rossi 160 df AZ! 4W'f ' Shed we Nicky Sanborn i pry? , t N ff, ' , 4: s ,ar X f in , 77,1 ,G . AMW My , -, ,fr .,.., I 1 f sysss 1 1 , Kin f2 fZff'?'f'iM' 1 Charles Sitton Sally Storms IO Harriet Walsh Gloria West ZW N A' gut 1 t ' L 9 . J., tl 4- 5 Q sf! fin gg -I of if li' .N P Ward Williams Bob Zimmerman la af, 5 I I 4 To QOUUC4 I ST QNG OQ LYh6'l Nl0Q' ff sf Wwe WNW 0 p xzfwwm - I GW Op Ybcmfl MtHfOVVK5 06 61.5 VW 0 0 fdofrwwwhf ff f. E Kent Adams Kay Amburn Cora Amerman Carol Archer Ogdcew Prefidenf ..,,...,.... ,.,... B arton Gillman Vice Prefideul ..,.... ..... T ommy Stapp Serremry ........, ............ C ora Amerman T1'ea.rzzrer ..... ..,..... B arbara Underwood MID-TERM STUDENTS Betsy Adams 405 r y G1 4 A , f c,:?' fe A ' f B B r rr B , 24,53 -f Z ,aff ' XXL? , Pat Gllbert Kaf fy Taylor Betty Ann Asche John Baird Bob Blackbird Wayne Bloxsom Philip Bozeman John Breckenridge Virginia Burbridge John Butler Joanna Carroll Bill Carter Juliana Cashman Keith Chunn 'se' jimmy Clapp Robbie Craze Billy Cochran Alan Cooper David Crossley Sam Davis fe 4 ,,., 5 . -3 :U l X.. . X.ff ' i s sf we . .fi f W gg? f f IAM 3 f Q in N 6 g i N Q , g 5' if X H? A in Mickey De Bakey Marian Fay Georgeann Freeman Peggy Gill Barton Gillman Patti Goldston Kay Greenwood Bill Gregory Helen Griffin Fay Hannon Sarah Heald Diane Hinkle Mike Horne Joe Horrigan Ranney Hunt Tom jacomini Howell Jones Glenn Keightley Kyra Kerr Elizabeth Kirkham Sally Klep Cynthia Layne Irene Lee Joan Davis Joanne Leise Karen McClure Lynn Meador john Mecom Graeme Meyers Ellen Olsen Tony Peissel Nina Purlitz Shirley Renich Judy Rives Monroe Rust Elva Sanders 10 lf 25 f 'ff 7 7 ' 12-' . ,f 1 'E als' .XL 'M Q 2 f an 5 ieis 1..,, S 7 f X z Q, . 9 mi A A - V , .M f 4 a, ' ,f , i 4,- 5' :W z i 'i5f X X .ina Htl' If Vx K 25 ,. a f 1 WV T f . f I 2 7 fl f 4 V 1 43' jo Beth Schloeter Anne Marie Schlumberger Lynn Smith C1 . Y an at of j...af ,R JJ., 3. ' ,i I 'ifnfi Ar 'F' 1 Ann St 'pletzfyj Tornhj Stabp f Pet-Fey Steele' It f john Stoker Ann Strader Patricia Summers Paul Taft Ned Thompson David Todd Copley Townes Tom Trammel Barbara Underwood Lynn Walling Elizabeth Winfrey George Upton 53 fp LMWMMWMV j My L,Q,Lw1lQ JU W MMU gp O ' U2 Q9 ILM' ww K LLDLWW M SCIENCE CLUB George Batten Frank Michaux jess Stark Bobby Beeley Eric Bornhauser Douglas Ragland Ward Williams Phil Bozeman Ranney Hunt Glen Keightley DEBATING CLUB Lew Daniel French john Cooper jimmy Hughes LeRoy Melcher Richard Randall Shederick Rowe Johnny Baird Bill Gregory Tony Peissel Monroe Rust George Upton Mickey Debakey David Cummings iil. kia fy ,'-' -'Vi-' f i 'Q .eir W V 1 -' ,R K ii i - oeie 3 ,Jfg,j:j,f Q f ' ff' '1 5 ,'-e -,..- - ., ,, ' ,,.1'4: 1, -' vw: ,E ,, 1 r ,Hype r -f ' p oi -QLV1 use .I B L .. - ., ff . 'IVV' A U, V -' 452 :if -f w' ., f' ci-,QQ lwiz L ig Wi ri ll mv. alt BOYS' CHORUS George Birks Darryl Randerson Kelvin Kean Bob Blackbird Billy Carter Howell jones Sam Davis john Mecom Mike Rutherford Tom Trammell Steve Grigory Pat Gayman Glen Harper Joe Horrijan Dike Howe Bob Brien Charles Sanders Charles Harter George Clarabut Glen Sollberger Charles Sitton Kent Adams Wayne Bloxsom Allan Cooper Ned Thompson C1 JOURNALISM CLUB Jimmy Clapp Susan Hillebrandt Donald Gemmer Virginia Lawhon George Murray Patsy Keane Nancy Hunt Nicky Sanborn Gloria West john Breckenridge John Butler David Crossley Tommy Stapp Lynda Brady Damon Wells Sue Bailey Lorrie Gose Harvey Lewis Harry Thrower Kay Kettleson jim Locke Jim Kelley jane Riddle ART CLUB Tommy Davis Mary Ann Gay jim Lykes Bob McCullough jim McCullough john Coleman jim Findlay Bill Goldston Nancy Hild Mike Horne Karen McClure Anne Marie Schlumberger Paul Taft David Dyke Nancy Hunt jane Riddle Susan Flude Harriet Walsh Charles Sitton ruion CLUB Zanetta Boone Mary Carl Jeannie Grubbs june Hoffman Janet .Iorns Margaret Kirkham Sue Houstoun julia Moore Carrie Wingfield Suzanne Chinn Sarah Davison Darden Lloyd Betty Ann Asche Peggy Gill Patti Goldston Kay Greenwood Helen Griffin Fay Hannon Elizabeth Kirlcham Nina Perlitz joBeth Schleeter Ann Staples Reiley Sieele Barbara Underwood Lynn Walling Elizabeth Winfrey FSM? 1 ' i Y 5 v ' H 1 A -, ,,,, t V. X X DRAMATICS CLUB Don Reichle Bobby Beeley Eddie Robinson Charlie Brown Bob Burgdorff Mike McNeil jim Howard Tony Connelly Jim Kelley David Orr Graeme Myers jimmy Hughes jimmy Locke Ward Wfilliams Kay Amburn Patsy Keane Georgeanne Freeman Virginia Burbridge Judy Gill Peggy Graham Irene Lee Kyra Kerr Martha Baker Z ART 5aW,W,f,MW,a,,W,Z APPRECIATION jeffrey Hill john Breckenridge Ned Earle Larry Gardner Carl Jacobson Fisher jones jim McCullough Bob Pagan Bill Pew Bob Zimmerman Tom jacomini John Stoker GIRLS' CHORUS Mary Thompson Diane Hinkle Elva Saunders Lynn Smith Patsy Layne Joanne Archer June Hoffman Karen McClure Pat Summers Jodie Liese Cynthia Layne Carol Archer Judy Rives Evelyn Rossi Sylvia Todd Sarah Rothermel Mabelee French Olivia Howe Marlene Genitempo Virginia Burrbridge Sarah Heald Jeanne Zimmerman Joan Lewis Joanna Carroll Juliana Cashman ffzdfezaw y JIM HOWARD 5 Guard HARVEY LEWIS Back Lf' A , , ' ' Ka RAY BLACK Cen+er 7d0Z'g4Zl 1953 JOHN COLEMAN Back I , W Q , a 3 I . N XX CHARLES SANDERS Tackle TOM CRONIN Back -av A , I mi 'W TOM DAVIS JACK ELLIOTT Back Tri-captain 2 A 4' W Jia, f ,iwfw . , , PW! Cenier Tri-ca pfain E . DON REICHLE Back R 0 . 1 , K, ff . as f , Q BOB BRIEN End wa .kv ,Y DAVID ORR Bask I, 5 RICHARD DICK JANSE End 1 BOB BURGDORF End CHARLES PRATT Tackle LEW FRENCH Tackle fi, ff' STAPP Back CHARLEY SITTON GEORGE CLARABUT .Back Tackle ' 5 .a F.. 1, MIKE RUTHERFORD A pack 2, ,- 6 2 4 V Z , 'Z 1 GEORGE BIRKS Guard Tri-ca p+ain CHARLEY BROWN JOHN BUTLER Back I1 m '? JIMMY KELLEY Guard Standing: Pratt, Coach Horney, Rutherford, Robinson, Black, Brown, Elliott, Clarabut, Butler Coleman, Howard, Brien, Burgdoff, Janse, Davis, Coach Clapp. Kneeling: Cronin, Reichle Randall, Birks, Sitton, Sanders, Kelley, Lewis, Stapp, Orr, French. Sitting: Horne and jones managers. fftkdfd ?aZaaw, 7954 THURMAN HORNEY Head Comb i r f N f ff ,S 3 1 -fr Mm A-has 1, HOWARD CLAPP R H H ' Afriimfzf Coach ' ,, W qi f Ttgrri f ,aifiiif e . uw .1 -4149. ' 9. .. KINKAID ROMPS OVER SANTA FE 45-0 Sept. 11-Guiding the Falcons from the tailback slot. Reichle passed to Burgdorff for two touchdowns early in the first quarter, the first for 75 yards on the second play of the game. It was evident that the Falcons were on their way to victory. Reichle then raced 35 and 40 yards for two additional TDs. Kinkaid turned loose three hard KINKAID ROARS Sept. 18-With Reichle at the throttle and Elliott, Burg- dorff, and Stapp pouring on the coal, the Falcons moved on to a 62-O win. Reichle put on one of the greatest one man performances ever witnessed in the Old Rice Stadium as he raced for five touchdowns. With French, Howard, and Davis ripping holes in the lighter Oglesby line, a quartet of Falcon backs romped almost at will. It was charging backs, each scoring a touchdown. Mount rode the backs of Howard and Kelley to score on successive charges in the second quarter, Coleman intercepted a pass tipped into the air by Orr and ran 25 yards to score, and john Butler got the final tally of the night as he raced 20 yards to paydirt late in the fourth quarter. PAST OGELSBY 62,-0 Elliott who almost stole the show with the game's longest run of 97 yards on a reverse as he got key blocks by Brian. Orr, and Burgdorff. Burgdorff and Stapp made the game's other tallies. Stapp after having two TDs called back, finally made one that counted as he slanted off his right tackle and reversed his field to go 40 yards untouched for the score. , 79, 4,,.,.,y,,,, Q,af.,Q 3 I W, . f-W fu f V fl M , ai.. . re Ni 1 ,. A, my 4. W QM.. vii? w .Am ' ,. S E 4 KINKAID WALLOPS WALLER 20-O Sept. 25-Kinkaid's first score came in the opening minutes of the game when Reichle returned a punt 74 yards behind excellent blocking. Late in the first quarter Reichle com- pleted successive passes to Elliott and Burgdorff with the one to Bob good for a second TD. Reichle and Coleman took turns at cracking the stiff defense with Reichle break- ing through for 42 yards and the score. The extra point was good and the score was 20-0 at the half. With Reichle seeing limited action, the Falcon scoring machine stalled although it constantly threatened in the second half. Stapp and Elliott alternated in the tailback slot and time after time led the Falcons inside Waller's 15 only to stall because of a penalty or fumble. KINKAID PICKS ORCHARD 53-0 Oct. 2-Striking like lightning in the early seconds of the game, the Falcons scored on Reichle's 65 yard touch- down pass to Burgdorff, Reichle got the second and third touchdowns on runs of 28 and 15 yards. Elliott raced 45 yards on a reverse to score. With Orchard bunching their defenses to stop the vicious ground attack, Reichle took to the air and found Orr, the hard hitting blocking back for 23 yards and a score. In the third quarter Reichle hit V' 3 Zi? f r-V A r :Q . , ,V . 2 ' ' h - - ' Us n ,, .9 fi I ' in-,,,... , -ff . .V 15 A t, Vi. h',V,. f x ' , , ,c i, , V I ! 'V ,c,,W, 1, ' f - V ', , f'nM,'A,,,,,N,wf-?4ft'tj' dr-it ...aw-1V -J , , 1 M ,,,, V - ' 'f . , V ' f . 71322957 V ' f I ., 6fyQf'4ya'4VV'af.VVf , V , A ,ww H, , . - 5 Q' w c U. Mui, .ig3.ggQ,i V , , , 5 Vvwapa-04.1 54? e MW ,. 4 ,M , ' f , 4X V4 A. Burgdorff with a 36 yarder and another TD. Then the Falcons' second string took over, and Stapp shook loose for 25 yards and a late third quarter score. Charley Sitton running from the wingback slot, sped 40 yards behind the blocking of Sanders and Birks for a fourth quarter touch- down. Reichle then kicked his fifth extra point to com- plete the score. YW -JMQQ .uadillvhur-if n.,, , Q -1' ...vw . Q . -- KINKAID SPANKS SPARTANS 27-O Oct. 9-The St. Stephens Spartans became the fifth straight victim of the' Falcons. On the third play after a fumble re- covery Orr raced off-tackle for 26 yards for the first touch- down. In the second quarter Reichle took a pitchout from Orr, circled his left end and ran untouched for a marker. Again in the third quarter the Falcons moved 85 yards to score with Reichle going the last 10. Runs by Elliott and Cronin ate up most of the yardage in the drive. Reichle broke loose for the final tally on a 52-yard run. Although the Spartans never scored, they constantly threatened. Stout goal line stands by the Falcons' line, led by French, How- ard, Kelley, Davis and Robinson, repulsed the Spartans three times inside the Kinkaid five yard line. KINKAID PLASTERS DANBURY 38-0 Oct. 16-Led by Reichle, Coleman and Orr, the Falcons took number six at the expense of Danbury. In the first quarter, Reichle, behind Orr's blocking, shook loose for 47 yards and TD number one. Touchdown number two resulted from Reichle's pass to Burgdorff, which was good for 53 yards. The third touchdown was set up on runs by Orr and Elliott and made by Reichle on a 15 yarder. Charley Brown received Reichle's pass for the next score. Davis, Kelley and Howard paved the way for Reichle's 26-yard touchdown run to make it 32-O when the half ended. The Falcons were held scoreless in the second half except for Reichle's 49-yard scamper to pay dirt. ..1,3 7 4-If 'Q -D 3- - , 1 fi ' , . IU. , f .B+ . 49, E. . s N g 'Q in if mi ---X ffl 'L ft' I J S in KINKAID TRAMPLES LUTHERAN 40-O Oct. 23-On a muddy field the Falcons ground out a con- vincing victory over the Lutheran Pioneers. Reichle led the Falcons on a 65-yard drive as he carried over from eight yards out. Completed passes to Orr and Elliott, with Orr crashing over from the two, accounted for Kinkaids second touchdown. The Falcons made it 20 at the half on a 38 yarder from Reichle to Burgdorff. With Lutheran using what almost amounted to a nine-man line, Reichle KINKAID FALLS Nov. 6-In the annual battle of the giants, Kinkaid's dreams of an unbeaten, untied, unscored on, State Champion- ship football team came crashing down about them. Both teams, keyed to a high pitch, fought on even terms through- out the first quarter. Saint johns recovered a fumble early in the second-quarter and quickly moved to the one. Ruthe- van crashed over for a touchdown. Saint johns recovered Reichle's fumble on the kickoff. Gordon circled his left took to the air as he hit receivers wide open time after time. Two notable examples were scoring throws of 26 yards to Elliott, and 53 yards to Burgdorff. Mike Ruther- ford, blocking back, got the day's last score on a pair of 15-yard runs with clearing blocks given by Richard Ran- dall and Ray Black. The game was highlighted by the return to action of injured tri-captain George Clarabut. TO SAINT JOHNS 20-6 end to go for 15 yards and a TD. In the third quarter Reichle hit on successive passes to Burgdorff and Elliott and then bootlegged it for a score. Late in the fourth quarter, trailing by 15-6, Kinkaid saw its last hope go flickering away on an intercepted pass. Gordon put the game on ice with a 51-yard touchdown dash on the next play. Outstanding for Kinkaid were Orr, Reichle, Elliott and Kelley. 536921.35 r 4 ' I Q P Mkt I I I 1- H 5 QS! - '-wu. Top row: Coach I-Iorney, Dick janse, Bob Burgdorff, Charlie Brown, George Clarabut. Bottom row: Dike Howe, Jack Elliott, Don Reichle, jimmy Kelley, Ned Earle. SCHEDULE AND SCORES 60 47 San Jacinto .,.... 42 Webster ....... 53 Richards ,.... 72 Tomball .,..,.. 77 Lutheran .... 54 Waller ........ 58 I 42 West Columbia 60 Pearland ....v........ ------- 58 Webster ...... 61 St. Thomas ......... 56 St. F. Austin v....... ------- 56 jewish Stars ......, -,----- An gelton ....................-,,. ----4---,---,- Hitchcock .............- A---'-- SPRING TOURNAMENT Kinkaid won first place All-tournament-Bob Burgdorff, Don Reichle VAN VLECK TOURNAMENT Kinkaid won first place All-tournament-George Clarabut, Don Reichle ff ff EV. 60 Buckner Home ...., ..... 4 7 58 Saint Marks .,... .v... 3 7 53 Tomball ...,. ..v.. 3 5 55 T.M.I, ..,.... ..... 4 9 51 Saint johns ..,.. ..... 6 0 57 Klein ..,,..w.. ..... 6 4 56 Lutheran 35 72 Klein ------------ '-' 5 4 A. T. P. S. TOURNAMENT Z5 SZ'Jl5ti2ii.i If Q11 33 KM ww fifSfP1aCC Don Reichle and Charley 70 Lutheran ' 4 6 Brown All-Tournament 77 Angelton '--'-- 46 and All-Conference 77 Angelton ....., ..... 4 6 62 Saint Marks ..,,. ...., 3 3 57 Hempstead ....,.. ..... 4 2 54 Saint Johns ..... ....- 4 5 Back row: Glen Sollberger, john Butler, john Cooper, Bob Brien, George Birks. Middle row: joe Horrigan, Kelvin Kean, Richard Randall, Barton Gillman, George Upton. Front row: Alan Cooper, Ned Thompson, Mike Rutherford, John Stoker, Bobby Pagan, Larry Gardner. C, fa in I -I GE F A rl L 5 YQ 6 I gg f 5 ' ,. iw 7 .7 is 6 i 3 33, 5 . Q 4 ,. A .E V .,. . 1 . 1 . . Wa 7 1.36 1 My me .2 fb' . t , 6 f v X ia., E ' 1 , The main highlight of the season was, of course, Kinkaid's first basketball victory over Saint, john's and Kinkaid's first State Prep School Championship. But there were other highlights toog for instance, the opening game of the year which produced the initial victory, a twenty one point conquest of Angelton. From here the Falcons rolled to their first victory over a city public high school, San Jacinto, by a 47-34 score. The Falcons continued to win and marked up eleven victories in their first thirteen games. This included a twenty point conquest over three times State Catholic Cham- pion, St. Thomas. This string also included the winning of two first place trophies at the Spring and Van Vleck Tournaments. The next highlight was a three day venture into Dallas where victories oveg Saint Marks and Buckner Home were recorded. After returning from Dallas, the Falcons fell into a mild mid season slump, but eventually pulled out of it to register eight wins in their last ten games. One of the defeats was avenged two nights later as Klein fell to the Falcons' home court advantage by an eighteen point margin. This game was an important win for the Falcons for two reasons: first, it was a going. away present for Coach Horney and a welcoming present for Coach Hart, and, second, it broke a 23 game winning streak for Klein. The Annual staff still considers the thrilling 54-45 win over Saint john's in the finals of the A.T.P.S. Tour- nament and the fine 22-8 season record as the top highlights of a very successful bas- ketball season. , . ' 672944, DON REICI-ILE Guard CHARLIE BROWN Forward BOB BURGDORFF Forward Qfwitrzgpfi '?f r ' r W ' , Wi? ' '9 ,. Hp.. V, ,.,,.,.m.,,,w, , ,X .,. -Q. . . , ,K A E - , f f , ,,., gi' f , W1 Qvwwmpawf ,.,4. Qi W x ,.,., ,..., 34 awww Q 3 GEORGE CLARABUT Center JACK ELLIOTT Guard DAVID DYKE Forward Ni wo DICKIE JANSE Center NED EARLE Guard DIKE HOWE Forward Top row: Ann Clifford, julia Moore, Sarah Hedley, Sandra Reecl. Bottom row: Jeanne Zimmerman, Virginia Lawhon, Margaret Kirkham, Sylvia jenny. 0 'Wa Top row: Elizabeth Winfrey, jo Beth Schleeter, Mary Thompson, Peggy Graham. Bottom row: Elizabeth Hanson, Kathy Dobbs, Cynthia Layne, Elizabeth Kirkham. 3 First row: janet jorns, Daphne Kean, Barbara Underwood, june Amerman, Betty Ann Asche Back row: Julia Moore, Sarah Hedley, Ann Clifford, Judy Gill, Virginia, Susan Hildebrandt Margeret Kirkham. 0zZ4 z? Kd! First row: Kathy Dobbs, Elizabeth Kirkham, Cynthia Layne, Patti Goldaton, Pettey Steele Carrie Winfield. Middle row: Darden Lloyd, Judy Rives, Elizabeth Winfrey, Cora Arnerman Elva Saunders. Back row: Sandra Reed, Carol Archer, Fay Hannen, Peggy Graham, Lynn Walling Nancy Hild, Irene Lee. L L' Ma SCHEDULE AND SCORES 1 5 Angleton ............,......................... 36 Spring ....... .....v. 31 Pearland ..,.,.... ....... 3 5 Spring ....... .....,. 1 7 An gleton .....,. ....... 41 Santa Fe ,,.....,..,., ....... 3-4 Lutheran ....,............. ....,,. 35 Incarnate Word ....... ....... 19 St. Agnes ......1....... ,...... 44 Incarnate Word .,..... .....,. 2 5 La Porte ,.............., ....... 28 Tomball ...... ,...,.. 36 Brazosport ..,., ,,..... 28 St. john's ..,..,, .,..... 3 1 Conroe ........ ....... 28 Lutheran ....... ..,.... 1 2 Magnolia ..,. ....... 31 Humble ..... ,.,,,,, 37 Conroe ........ ,,...,, 28 Lutheran ....... ....... 20 Brazosport ,.... ....... 29 St. Agnes .....,, ..,...r 23 St. John's .,r........ 43 St. Stephen's ........ ....,.. 27 St. Agnes .,,.... ....... 5 1 Pearland ....... JULIA MOORE Forward HITCHCOCK TOURNAMENT Kinkaid won Consolation June Amerman-All-Tournament CONROE TOURNAMENT A. T. P. S. TOURNAMENT Kinkaid won Third Place Virginia Lawhon- All-Tournament and All-Conference SARAH HEDLEY Forward l ANN CLI F FGRD Forward BARBARA UNDERXVGOD Guard JANET JORNS Guard JUDY GILL Forward BETTY ANN ASCHE Guard DAPHNE KEAN Guard Z f I .WN ,,.aQ,v,.. SUSAN I-IILDEBRANDT Forward VIRGINIA LAWHON Guard JUNE AMERMAN Forward K.. '- 2 42 gi Q2 1 4' i2f.f ' ww gf f :Q f?J?2fW2' ' , f' 7 z V :M k R f ,,, V, M N' I 1 ,, 1 ,, 2 'I -1 U Y I W 2 A s ' ' :f. ' ' A - if ' ' - '41 ,, ' H iv 5 ,I f VV ,, fu. U . , V 4 W4 'V n A z-fad ,, A Wm One of the responsibilities of the senior class is the initiation of newcomers and all Freshmen. This task requires a full day of obedience to the efficacious Seniors. Under- classmen usually plan for years for this very important occasion. This year's class takes great pride in the fulfillment of this most effective ceremony. Mzcazm ,nf it -0- Q f i fi? if 1 'Y T r' ww, I f , 562, 4' I M v. 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