Kinkaid High School - Kinkaidian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Tradition has bent to allow new customs to enter, these same customs, perpetuated, will be the enduring spirit that is Kinkaid. We hope that our class has been an important part in launching Kinkaid on its second successful fifty years. May Kinkaid always go confidently into the future, not forgetting to look back into the rich past . . . V' '7f-K'7',.r 4u', 1. fill .Jw Ja.-U -. W... W D 1 Q 2 5 5' Y ,.-.N...,.....,.., -,--- T 17A..-.,-w!mme MR. EDWIN ALLDAY MR. ISAAC ARNOLD MR. W. S. BOYLE MR. CAREY CRONEIS MR. H. M. CROSSWELL MR. J. A. ELKINS, JR MR. LAMAR FLEMING, JR. MR. L. D. GILMER Chairman MR. J. W. HERSHEY MR. JOHN W. MECOM I MR. FRANK W. MICHAUX MR. PAUL E. TAFT MRS. MARGARET KINKAI D Founder s 2 s 1 X E 5 .Q S 5 A 2 MR. JOHN H. COOPER HeadmasTer 7 4 in N t I 12 fyfwatw M ' 1' MI' A 5' . J I If 3 1 -wyaw U -w OA' fe Q M., sf' 'Q' ,-I fx? ,-x H ,- . s 1 ,. 1 , Ji NA . W, Ram.. X-ffSw..,. . , 1 -,gimffmSS:fg.,,1,is5 , , . 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W U ' x K STUDENT C CJUNCIL To the Student Body: lt is important that we, the Kinkaid students, be grateful for our benefits, oppor- tunities, and blessings. Our world is a secure, complacent one, we have no fear of suddenly having to do without those luxuries which seem to form such an essential part of our everyday lives. We are enveloped in security, and from this aura of well-being, should capitalize on our greatest benefit-the chance to mature in the most protected and advantageous environment. Kinkaid stresses the importance of maturity because it is the intangible goal to which we must all aspire. lt- is a precious victory and therefore requires a high price- time, assiduous work, deep insight, and patience. Without this mental development, we would find ourselves lost in a complicated world, aimlessly wandering from one emotion to another. lt gives coherence to our ambitions, understanding of ourselves, and a greater chance for happiness and contentment. The beginnings of this growth toward the mature outlook is rooted in the school. As we broaden our factual knowledge, so must we add depth to our character. Our minds are pliable, and we must choose the most righteous tools to bend them. Our teachers are in part responsible, yet we, through our constant efforts, alone can de- termine the course of our future development. The flourishing of this outlook is the development of character. Character is of in- effable xfalue in our lives, it is our stature as a person. We cannot minimize its im- portance. lt will praise our good qualities and uncover our bad, it is a lucid glass through which all others will scrutinize our worthiness. lt is the most desirable quality we can wish to attain, character is the mold that shapes our lives. The school is such an integral part of our lives, its impact surely leaves a deep impression on our person. Therefore, the Kinkaid students must be cognizant of the great power they have in determining what course our school will choose, what its personal- ity and influence will be. Kincaid is not merely a campus, or new build- ings, or institution. lt is a living or- gan, and you, the students, are its blood and its vitality. You alone can elevate it, or can lower it into medi- ocrity. lts future and yours are hope- lessly bound together. You rule its mind as surely as you rule its heart. You are the breath of its life. You are Kinkaid. LUCY LEE Honors in our school are eiTher self designaTed like scholarship pins and honor roll lisTs, elecTed loy The sTudenTs, officers, and represenTaTives in The STU- denT Council or honors appoinTed by The adminisTraTion as ediTors of school newspapers. The Kinkaid sTudenTs who have achieved These honors deserve To be rewarded and The Annual STaTT sug- gesTs ThaT The Kinkaidian is The proper place for such recogniTion. i l f Mi ' I X x, f'f:i1'L'l's,,4'Wi'-Qilsi, sie-fifd AS or-' FEBRUARY, ussa i SCI ENCE K 'TEXAS Jumon ACADEMY or-' SCIENCE Rs-wsncs AWARD i KENT ANDERSON ENGLISH POETRY AVVARD 'JA Tl-IOUGI-IT' LUCY LEE I-IONOFQ ROLL sENzoRs KENT ANDERSON A TAMARA BAIRD MARGARET FLOWERS LUCY LEE PARKER SWANSON 5 JUNEGQS DOUGLAS TRAHAN L som-loMoREs .ao ANN BEAL 1 BOBBY cRoNlN ADELIA DAVIDSON A DALE GENTRY Jos-:N .JEPFERS L KATIE SCHLUMBERGER yPREsl-:MEN .Jam c,oLLu.-:R DAVID HEDGES I MISS FALCON Virginia Joy MR. FALCON John Elias FROM MR. CO0PER YOUR PERSONAL MAP Map-making is noT parT of your curriculum. Perhaps iT should be, for your success as a college freshman will depend upon The accuracy of your personal map. lf yours does noT adequaTely represenT boTh your- self and The TerriTory ahead, Then you can be sure ThaT Trouble awaiTs. Seldom again will an accuraTe self-esTimaTe have more immediaTe consequence. Does iT show, for example, ThaT you characTerisTically earn lower grades on Term exams and ThaT you musT, Therefore, mainTain a comforTable margin in your daily work? Does your map reveal ThaT you have noT learned To say no when social inviTaTions conflicT wiTh aca- demic jobs or ThaT you puT off The long paper unTil The lasT minuTe? Failure To map any of These may easily mean The end of your college career. Does your map of The road ahead show college as a glamorous fun- filled Time beTween high school and a career or marriage? lf so, iT will be seriously ouT-of-sTep wiTh The maps of mosT colleges, and your academic career may be over before iT is well-sTarTed. On The oTher hand, if your map picTures college as a plan where you will be expecTed To carry a man's load, where you will noT be coddled, and where you musT geT your assignmenTs regardless of The inTerrupTions of illness or The dis- TracTions of social life, Then you are probably on The righT Track. Good luck To all of you in your map-making! i l 1 x I SENICRS JOHN ELIAS ,,w......A,,,..,,,.,,,,..,A,..,.,,,,,,.,, STUART LEWIS ,,,.. .5.., ,.. ,,, V ice MARGIE GRISWOLD ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, JOHANNA HOFF .,,,,. . ..,,. - President President Treasurer Secretary TAMARA BAIRD Year entered-Kindergarten . . . editor of Kinkaidian . . . Vice President of freshman class . . . Secretary of iunior class . . . Secretary of student council . . . student council-sophomore, KENT ANDERSON Year entered-Sophomore . . . sports editor of Falcon , . . National Sales Executive Award . . . Scholarship pins-sopho- more, iunior . . . winner, Galena Park Science Fair . . . Falcon Wings committee . . . lead in Androcles . . . clubs- debate, science, drama, Falcon . . . college choice-Rice, MIT. Intelligence with an infectious grin . . . loyal rooter . . . just a taste of dramaticusprinkle of speech interest . . . white rats and great scientific achievements . . . logical think- ing . . . all A'S . . . determined . . . conscientious . . . can't help but succeed. iunior, senior . . . scholarship pins-freshman, sophomore, iunior . . . A volleyball-freshman, sophomore, iunior, senior, captain -senior . . . B basketball-freshman, sophomore . . . A bas- ketball-iunior, senior . . . all-conference B team-freshman, sophomore . . . clubs-chorus, poise, Spanish, Falcon, annual . . . college choicefSmith, Rice. Silly sophistication . . . popular plus pep . . . efficient . . T.L .... born leader . . . great strength of character. 50 LINDA BEELEY Year entered-sixth grade . . . scholarship pin-freshman . . . A volleyball-freshman, sophomore, iunior, senior, captain -junior . . . B basketball-freshman . . . All-Conference B team-freshman . . . A basketball-sophomore junior, senior, captain-senior . . . clubs-Falcon, annual, poise, chorus . . . college choice-Randolph Macon, Duke University. Red and white . . . Beetle . . . Wichita Falls and University of Oklahoma . . . Boomer Sooner . . . baby doll . . . pug nose and precious . . . Bobs . . . freshness . . . Sweet Sixteen , . . Height of consideration. NANCY BENSON Year entered-freshman . . . co-editor of Falcon . . . news editor of Falcon-iunior . . . Basketball manager-sophomore, iunior . . . clubs-chorus, Falcon . . . college choice-Sul Ross. Cowgal . . . NBC cookies , . . rnotormouth . . . busy, busy, busy . . . cute as a pfggy . . . sparkling eyes . . . vivid. Sl CAROL COCKRELL Year entered-sixth grade . . . cheerleader-senior . . . Miss Falcon-iunior , . . scholarship pin-freshman . . . A basket- KAY CHRISTIE Year entered-freshman . . . clubs-chorus, annual . . . college choice-Sarah Lawrence, Mills, Stephens. Equestrian plus! . . . horses and T-Birds . . . cynical sophisti- cation . . . impeccable appearance . . . witty. ball-freshman, sophomore, iunior, senior . . . All-conference A team-freshman, sophomore, iunior, senior . . . A volleyball-freshman, sophomore iunior . . . lead in Pinatore . . . clubs-chorus, poise, annual . . . college choice-Sweet Briar, Duke. Hee hee hee . . . Guess who called? . . . Li'l Bit . . . Min! . . . Dula . , . anyone for a decorated yard? . . . athletic and attractive . . . green eyes . . . Pudcly . . . petite. 52 r iwmxAw V ,, o MN mihfg yr 90 1' O44 k Q34 aff 4 r zf MAGGIE DAILEY Y a e Te ecl freshman . . . A Volleyball-f eshman, sopho- mor lun or serforp captain-senior . . . Allconfe ence fresh- man so ho or se 'or B ba k Tball h p e nl . . . s e sop o ore . . All o fe enc B Team ophomo e A bask tball- se lor clubs annual cho us po se dra a college Cho ce D ke B arclff Fem e fatale d ded loyalties Hey Mag . coqueffe er ad freshman f club o ga er Mss Ourcloos AHA e a g I LAWRENCE DAVlS Year entered freshman . . . clubs-drama, stage cr ft chess .. A basketball-senior. Endless gr: Larny o Da 's 6' 4 Sleepy Tme . . fr enclly Englsh apflTude9 lovable graffe who does r Ike h 'P nfl 53 SVVEENEY DOEHRING Year entered-Kindergarten . . . clubs-stage craft, annual, 'first aid. Bulldog through Mrs. Shreck's window . . . carefree . . ready, willing, and so able . . . coffee carrier fo civics . . earnest? I 54 I E is ,ii saw -was X- Q-'X SONYA de MOYA Year entered-second grade . . . A volleyball-freshman sophomore, junior, senior . . . All-conference-freshman, sopho- more . . . A baskeiball-freshman, sophomore, iunior, sen- ior . . . All-conferenceffreshman, sophomore . . . clubs- chorus, Falcon . . . college choice-Stephens, Universiiy of Oklahoma. City record-42 points in A baskefball game! . . . hor famale . . . How are the Yankees, Sonya? . . . ll . . . Alfagracias, ai-ya-ya . . . glarnazon . . . cha-cha-cha . . . sun- shine smile . . . grace in every foofsrep. SALLY EASTHAM Year entered-eighth grade . . . cheerleader-sophomore, iun- ior, senior . . . B basketball-sophomore, iunior . . . All- conference-iunior . . . iunior varsity cheerleader . . . lead in operettas-Mikado, Pinafore, Gondoliers, Pirates of Penzance . . . clubs-chorus, annual . . . college choice-Smith, Sweet Briar. Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes . . . Phi Delts . . . way down upon the Suwanee River' . . . guess who asked me for a date? , . . coordination?? , . . voice of an angel and yell ofthe devil . . . radiant. JOHN ELIAS Year entered-iunior . . . President of Senior Class . . . Mr. Falcon . . . varsity football-iunior, senior . . . A basketball -iunior, senior . . . basketball Alleconterence unanimous choice -junior . . . basketball captain-senior . . . key club . . . college choice-Oklahoma State, University of Oklahoma. His High ness , . . heart of gold . . . Mr. Basketball! . . . brains and brawn . . . Oklahoma . . . happy . . . sincerity considerate , . . well-loved . . . Virginia. P x ao- Nr , E ff' Q ,1'.i,, ffl 'r ' -- f' ' i 'X Wie Q , ,, ,f ,J 595 BOB EVERETT Year entered-sophomore . . . President of iunior class . . . student council-senior . . . scholarship pins-sophomore, iun- ior . . . University of Pennsylvania Alumni Award . . . National Sales Executive Club essay contest winner . . . ASC certifi- cate tor chemistry . . . operetta lead-Gondoliers, Pinatore, Pirates of Penzance . . . lead in Everyman, Man With the Dumb Wife . . . clubs-drama, chorus . . . varsity football-sophcr more, iunior, senior . . . B Basketball-sophomore, iunior . . . National Merit Scholarship Award . . . college choice-Annapolis, Rice. Intelligent but crazy . . . yak yak, yak , . . deep thoughts . . . athletics and acting . . . All-American boy . . . delightful . . . flat-topped. and frantic! . . . outstanding wit . . . inside track to success. MARGARET FLOWERS Year entered-sixth grade . . . scholarship pin-sophomore . . . Key Club . . . Clubs-chorus, annual, poise, Falcon . . . college choice-Smith, Mount Holyoke, Wellesley. Orangy-red . . . literary fan . . . Is my hair getting longer? . . . entertaining . . . Smith . . . really intelligent . . . form divine . . . satin, chiffon, and silk . . . exciting eyes . . . so assiduous . . . explosive . . . graceful? 56 M. KLINKA GARRETT Year entered-iunior . . , A baskerball-senior . . . clubs- - annual, chorus . . , college choice-Briarcliff, Texas. Short, dark, and darling . . . friends everywhere . . . Papa's girl . . . cow pastures and Danbury . . . independenf . . . aversion fo homework . . . lilfing voice? . . . bop and the bug itch . . . greaf devotion . . . ups and downs. NED GILL Year entered-senior . . . varsity football-senior . . . club annual . . . college choice-Washington and Lee, Texas. First class fella . . . get an ad, Ned . . . Nancy . . Ladies man. 57 t 58 MARGIE GRISWOLD Year entered-iunior . . . Treasurer of senior class . . . clubs -chorus, Falcon . . . college choice-Bucknell, Bradford, Carleton. Little Yank . . . Goldilocks . . . New Jersey . . . Crew neck . . . Kilt skirt . . . sweater and buckle back shoes . . . riding ability?? , . . sweet 'n' saucy . , . winning ways. ELAINE GRAY Year entered-eighth grade . . . head typist for Kinkaidian . . . business manager of Falcon . . . art editor of Falcon-iunior . . . B volleyball-freshman . . . A volleyball-sophomore, iunior, senior . . . all-conference-iunior senior . . . B loas- ketball-sophomore . . . A basketball-iunior, senior . . . all-conference-junior . . . softball team-pitcher and first base eiunior . . . physical education cup-sophomore . . . clubs- Falcon, annual, chorus, poise . . . college choice-University of Colorado, Texas. Friendliness with freckles . . . Eli . . . horses and poodles . . . sincerity . . . so happy! . . . hard worker . . . sporty . . energetic. W'tiQ2Asi ?f ,-s!.fsiwif .s:w,.,,,..f,i ' W1 -lik, EDDIE GUMBERT Year entered-eighth grade . . . president of sophomore class . . . vice president of iunior class . . . student council-fresh- man . . . track-freshman, iunior, senior . . . clubs-chorus . . . college choice-Texas Tech, A 81 M. Great big loveable guy . , . Dot . . . little boyish charm . . . feepfulls of firewood . . . enthusiasm . . . ambition. JOHANNA l-IOFF Year entered-seventh grade . . . secretary of senior class . . . scholarship pins-freshman, sophomore . . . basketball manager -iunior, senior . . . B basketball-freshman . . . clubs- chorus, poise, annual . . . college choice-Pomona, Stanford. Laclylike . . . intelligent . . . serene smile with mischievous eyes . . . delicate touch . . . charming . . . gentle. 59 use MARY LOU JOHNSON Year entered-seventh grade . , . clubs-poise, chorus . . . college choice-SMU, North Texas. Carrot top . . , perfectionist . . . dog lover . . . outdoors . , . water sports . . . so sweet. .4-- JIMMY JANSE Year entered-kindergarten . . . golf team-freshman, sopho- more, iunior, senior . . . clubs-chorus . . . college choice- University of the South, Georgia Tech, Stanford. Cottontop . . . blondie . . . full of fun . . . our next Ben Hogan . . . stud car . . . crinkly blue eyes . . . friendliest grin anywhere. 60 JANE JORNS Year eniered-sixth grade . . . secretary of freshman class . . . Treasurer of sophomore class , . . iunior varsity cheerleader . . . A basketball-freshman, sophomore, iunior . . . Key club . . . clubs-Falcon, poise, annual . . . college choice- Randolph Macon, Hollins. Jusf plain crazy! . . . memories of the Junior High . . . pink veloir mind . . . loveable and laughable . . . sophisti- catedly senrimenfal . . . fluff and feminify. VIRGINIA JOY Year entered-eighth grade . . . Miss Falcon-senior . . . B basketball-freshman . . . Key club . . . clubs-annual, chorus, Falcon . . . college choice-Oklahoma. New York . . . fabulous slumber parties . , . Ginni . . . close croppecl' mop . . . Those frusrrafed rears . . . Krafr cara- rnels . . . willing To help . . . perky . . . appreciation of arf . . . domesfic . . . good worker . . . darling. bl CHARLES KNIPE Year entered-sophomore . . . treasurer of sophomore class . . . varsity foo1ball-sophomore, iunior . . . track-sophomore, iun- ior, senior . . . clubs-chorus, drama, annual . . . college choice -University of Kansas. Cars, cars, cars . . . suave . . , colorful . . . light hearted . . . so chivalrous . . . seaman. 'fi ' ff H, , ,Vx . ,rr L . Nev - K 2, YE 31 Jae, 62 7- X. PHIL KENNEDY Year entered-freshman . . . varsity football-freshman, senior . . . B basketball-freshman . . . Track-freshman, sopho- more, iunior, senior . . . clubs-stage craft, chorus, speech, chess . . . college choice-Baylor, Texas Tech. Cowlick . . . casual manner . . . poker player . . . rodeos . . cur up . . . vibranr. l LUCY LEE Year entered-kindergarten . . . president of the student body . . . cheerleader-sophomore, iunior, senior . . . co-editor of the Falcon-seniorg feature editor of Falcon-iunior . . . treasurer of the iunior class . . . student council-freshman, senior . . . junior varsity cheerleader . . . scholarship pins-freshman, sophomore, iunior . . . National Sales Executive Club essay winner . . . B basketball-freshman, sophomore . . . basket- ball all-conference B team-sophomore . . . A basketball- junior, senior . . . River Oaks Times Correspondence . . . clubs -annual, Falcon, chorus, drama . . . college choice-Stanford Duke, Bubbling energy . . . frivolous and flirtatious . . . wild imagination . . . intelligent leader . . . first rate scholar . . . peppermint candy . . . long brown hair and chinese eyes . . . Wisconsin . . . cashmere sweaters and matching skirts . . . kindness and consideration. WILL LEE Year entered-kindergarten . . . varsity football lumor, senior . . . all-conference football-senior . . . golf freshman sopho more, iunior, senior . . . clubs-annual, chorus chess college choice-Stanford, Rallins, Texas. Considerate and conscientious . . . golf pro, winner of many tournaments . . . Corpus Christi and fish sportsman strong character . . . a gentleman's gentleman lots of charm. .ff u M41 -- - ' egs wfgssfgsr. X3 ik S - any Q ' xiii? Y 1 E ,if-isffsfis ' i M-, ,A ,,,, . f irq? iw fit: 5 ' hi A A N I in ll it ahhh? 4 I V' H Wat we 1 ft fi L' X A V, 4 f 2 ., ' f:fsU', i ,ff 4' 44 ' is -l f' yt 'W ' ft , s K yo - t M , X tsgfkbe-Q-W-a , -t wif v it .MN STUART LEWIS Year entered-eighth grade . . . vice president of the student council-junior . . , student council-sophomore, iunior, senior . . , vice president of senior class . . . varsity football-fresh man, sophomore, iunior, senior . . . tri-captain-senior . . . B basketball-freshman, sophomore . . . A basketball- iunior, senior . . . golf team. Just wonderful . . . athletic acumen . . . best of workers . . . always smiling . . , reliable . . . El Campo . . . animated and ambitious . . . our favorite. fix., .- , -5 iz 64 LINDA LESTER Year entered-seventh grade . . . cheerleader-senior . . president of Key club . . . Miss FalCOI'1-SOPLIOMOVS . . . scholarship pin-freshman . . . clubs-chorus, annual, poise, . . . college choice-Sweetbriar, Duke. Exquisite . . . tact . . . diligent worker . . . mildest of manners . . . object of much affection . . . grace. we , MARY STUART MASTERSON Year entered-senior . . . clubs-chorus, drama . . . college choice-University of Colorado, Sarah Lawrence. Dresden doll . . , Sailboat . . . David . . . female Liberace . . . peaches and cream . . . petite . . . Our Fair Lady. DWYER MCNEESE Year entered-eighth grade . . . iunior varsity football . . . clubs-chorus, chess, debate, Key club . . . college choice- Washington and Lee, Texas. Perfect gentleman . . . Southern drawl . . , mild mannered clear cut . . . quick to smile, slow to anger . . . worth while knowing. 65 Ns- JIM PARKS Year entered-senior . . . varsity tootloall-senior . . . all- conterence football-senior , , , A basketball-senior , . clubs-drama . . , college choice-Oklahoma University, TCU. Football hero-. . . deadly passing arm . . , Oklahoma City . . . ivy league . . , friendly, and flirtatious! . . . much ad- mired , . . middle of everything . . . vvarmhearted. 66 MARY MILLER Year entered-freshman , . . committee on Falcon Wings . . , lead in Gondoliers, Pirates ot Penzance . . . clubs-drama, chorus . . . college choice-Carnegie Tech, Barnard. The theater . . . classical knovvledge. . . songstress par ex- cellence . . . writes well , , . excitement of an opening night . . . unique. Phan! REX PARKS Year entered-sophomore . . . vice president of the sophomore class . . . varsity football-iunior, senior . . . iunior varsity football-sophomore . . . clubs-science, chess . . . college choice-Colorado University, Texas. What? Me Worry? . . . cradle robber . . . exuberant . . notorious, not naughty. JOE REYNOLDS Year entered-freshman . . . lead in Everyman . . . clubs- drama, stage craft, chess . . . college choice-Southwestern. AlW5Y5 Sm-fling, always laughing . .. most willing of Workers . . . of prime importance fo The drama department . . . Warmfh . . . happy. J' 8 I 67 KENDALL ROBINSON Year entered-sophomore . . . clubs-Spanish, chorus, Falcon, annual . . . college choicee-University of Puerto Rico, University of Miami. Form divine . . . Yankee accent . . . good moods . gum and candy . . . unfailing attendance at school . . loves to draw . . . sophisticated . . . ready to try anything. M . Sggtaaiiii 68 TOM REYNOLDS Year entered-freshman . . . junior varsity football . . . lead in Everyman . . . clubs-drama, stage craft, chess, first aid . . . college choice--Texas. No job too great or too small .. . pensive laughter . . . ambitious . . . invaluable to drama department . . . naturally likeable. 4 i S nfl!! Will? Vi 4 it fa 1 . I4 F iq, ' 55732. I it ,X 543 S , 'fs ' ,f l l -... . . ing, V sf A ' l ff ff if Q . ' w M. i . VV f JOE ROLLO Year entered-sophomore . . . lead in Everyman , . . junior varsity football . . . Key club . . . clubs-drama, stage craft . . . college choice--Texas Tech. Happy-go-lucky . . . melting eyes . . . clrahna clepartment's leading man . . . smile for all . . . charm. JODY RUHL Year entered- . . . student council-sophomore, iunior, sen- ior . . . scholarship pins-freshman, sophomore . . . reporter to Press . . . basketball manager-iunior . . . Key club . . . clubs-annual, chorus, poise . . . college choice-Smith, Rice, Texas Tech. Willing to tackle anything . . . nautical minded . . . de- termined . . . sugar and spice . . . Quiere ir a Venezuela? . . . . . . lass wjfh logic. 69 ,W SUE SHAFFER Year entered-sophomore . . . secretary of the student council- senior . . . Key club . . . lead in Pinafore, Pirates of Pen- zance . . . A volleyball-iunior, senior . . . B basketball- iunior . . . clubse-annual, chorus . . . college choice-Stanford, University of Colorado. Sweet sue . . . 'I sweah . . . New Orleans . . . true Southern belle . . . capable . . . pony tail appeal . . . sincere interest in others . . . bubbles with laughter . . . pastel prertiness. 70 , fn 9' 'giilhl zylgmlnlfiifilf- ' f, . ' f Q - ' , f-,,v9y,1,yiifi- i ,yi A ' l' 1 a Texas. J. B. SAUNDERS Year entered-sophomore . . . business manager of Klnkaidian . . . varsity football-sophomore, iunior . . clubs drama chorus, annual . . . college choice-University of Oklahoma, Want a job clone? Ask J. B .... debonaire speed demon . . , reliable . . . force behind reluctant photographers . . .post time! . . . perennial playboy . . . exciting PARKER SWANSON Year enteredesoplwornore . . , Science Merit Award i957 . . . Harvard Prize Book Award 1957 . . . Bauslw and Lomb Science Award i957 . , . scholarship to Rice in introductory math 1957 . . . committee on Falcon Wings . . . lead in Pirates of Pen- zance . . . clubseciworus, drama . . . college cl1oicewRice, Princeton, Harvard. Our laughing genius , , . intelligent wit . . . hangs around lab . . . nice resonant voice . . . individualist . . , is there anything you can't do? . . . All around wonderful. ANDY TARKINGTON Year entered-senior . . , college choice-Harvard, Washington and Lee. Gentle-manly . . . courteous . . . Fort Worth . . . dignified grateful addition to our class . . . quiet, intelligent . , . ina valuable as a friend, L. i ii? K M' H T 'g.' aw M ,, is V- : 43 K ,Wg f , X' x it TOMMY THOMPSON Year entered-seventh grade . , . clubs-chorus, chess, drama, stage craft . . . college choice . . . Tulane, University of Colo- rado. Personable . . . aesthetic, loves art and music . . . loves horses and swimming . . , thinks good thoughts, shows goocl actions. NANCY TOOLEY Year entered-fourth grade . . . art editor for Falcon Wings . . . in charge of show case exhibits , . . clubs-chorus . . - college choice-Rice, Texas. Aversion to History . , , artistic inclination . . . expert map maker , . . kittens and jaguars . , . common Sense. 72 l f 5 wx , , W? -I N , K ,, ge, it .QQ f' , : ,. ' ,f M A at . f E ' W W e ll , x xl Y v A L5-Alix r lt -'1 . , A ' pb? W 1'f-fa-:M-1 uw t A - -t fi V e ff , ei ' f i X as :I JOHNNY WE BB Year entered-sophomore . . , varsity football-sophomore, iun- ior, senior . . . football tri-captain-esenior . . . A basketball -sophomore, iunior, senior . , . basketball captain-senior . . . baseball-sophomore, iunior, senior . . . clubs-chorus . college choicehTexas. Ceaseless clowning . . . our varsity hero . . . modest . . so full of fun . , . middle of everything . . . mischievous . . spirit of merriment. z:'i?13ile2VE51F:E:F'! a.,aw--:,: . ll' f l mmf it f agile i,,..,. l 5 lflll i t Z it E l l ' ,1 . wi f wi., wi utstsstti , M, if if NELSON WHITE Year entered-eighth grade . . . business manager for Kinkaid- ian . . . varsity football-freshman, sophomore, iunior, senio I' . . . football tri-captain-senior . . . football allconference- junior, senior . . . A basketball-senior . . . clubs-chorus 1 chess, annual . . college choice-Texas, West Point, Stanford. The bay . . . pestering teachers . . . independence . . . Mr Touchdown USA , . , shy . . . capable . . . really sincere, Q v its , if E362 ' 73 PAUL WRIGHT Year enferedfsophomore . . . scholarship pin-sophomore . . . B basketball-sophomore, iunior . . . A basketball-senior . . , clubsfchorus, debate . , . college choice-Duke, Tufts. Works so hard . . . congenial and conscientious . . . little said, shows much Thought . . . never unkind , . . has all our friendship. 5 1,1 L 5 Q 5. E! -w JUNICRS CHRIS LITTLE LLLLL LLLLLLLL ......, , ,7Y,, P r esidenf EMILY ATTWELL LLLLL LLLL. V ice Presidenr BILLY HOPKINS LLLLLLLL.L I L....LLLL .- L..M. Treasurer JOHN DAVID HAGERNIAN ...... .,L,. S ecrefary Olive Allen Diane Ashbury Emily Aftewll Kirk Baker Keith Beeman Arthur Benson Norman Blumenfeld Gene Bonham Betsy Boushall Gladys Brown Russell Brown Sam Brown Stephanie Burbridge Barbara Burke Bill Butler Duncan Butler Sally Byrd Chris Cherney Anne Cooper Richard Derby Burton Dincans Marie Fay Cecile Flude Emory Gose Susan Graham Mike Greenwood John David Hagerman Bob Haicheii Martha Hoover Billy Hopkins Ann Hornbuckle Conway Ivy Sonya Klein Bill Ladin Mack Lee Chris Little . 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S 1 ' , 'Ml' Y- ' 251 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x FRESHMEN MARY ANDERSON, President 96 Elouise Adams John Adger Mary Anderson Chip Atkinson Martha Backlund Edward Baird Jim Barnes Irvin Barnhart Betsy Brown Donna Burton Susan Byrd Colin Carl Phil Chapman Jessica Clark Jim Collier Patricia Corley Sam Crocker Sarah Davis Chuck Dillingham Andrea Dixon Fred Earhart Bill Earle Joe Elliott Chuck Falk Peggy Feary Judy Forernan Babeffe Fraser Sandra Geyer Susan Gill Davierfe Glover Bill Greenwood Helen Guthrie Ted Haldernan David Hedges Fred Henninger Ronnie Hornberger Rita Johnson Randy Jones Kenneth Knapp Bob Lawson Cynlha Lee Michael Little Sandra Lucas Jean Lykes Gail Mannas John Mike McCullough Lannie Mecorn Craig Meyer Susan MiTcheH Bob Mott-Smith Bill Neuhaus Donna Norquist Robbin Parish Bob Parker Tommy Parris Sherry Peach Heather Peterson Nancy Pollok Anita Randall Cherry Rather Ellen Rogers Suzanne Rogers Van Russell Dan Ryan Bernard Schachtel Steve Schafer Galen Short Jennifer Smith Jim Smith Diane South Lynn Stark Denny Straus Susan Surtles Alan Tennant Anne Thompson Mary Wall Margo Whitley Pamela Wood MID-TERM ARRIVALS JUNICJR HIGH STUDENT CCUNCIL 5 5 i HOWARD TELLEPSON ,,,7, ,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, P r esident N LEE WELD ,,v.....,.,.,A,,,,, . ...,,, , ....,,,,,.. Vice President X CAROLYN FERGUSCN ,7,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,.,...,.. Secretary E J U H N I I G 0 H R HMM ,, .5:. ,V Bill Able John Barksdale Ted Brown Susan Cooper Bob Davison Clay Allen Nancy Bass Hattie Jo Brown Flo Crady Richard Domercq Lucille Becky Randy Nancy Donna Anderson Beeley Bush Cram Kay Donelson Jay Atlas Marilna Black .John Butcher John Crocker Dana Elias Joan Baird Bill Blatfner Gibson Carollwers Sally Crow Kendella Baker Fred Boone Mary Carter Nina Davis l05 Carol Ericsson KennY MOVVOW Ramsey Gillman Randi Fay Dorothy Knox Howe Judy Hamil Malcolm Lovett Judy Jarvis Monty McDannald Robert Mahan IO6 Jean Merritt Wick Nalle Carolyn Ferguson Sam Harrison Mike Kelly John Maresh Robert Looney Bart Hotchkiss Helen Mitchell George Mayers Jack Love Katherine Freeman Sandra Moffett Aline McAshan Mary Ann Hopkins Mary Gardner Justin Morrill Carol Owen John Reynolds Vicky Schnorbus Chip Stanberry Thomas Trunnell Ricky Wilkins Jeff Parker Rolo Robertson Dan Schreiber Charles Steadman Brooke Tucker Sarah Zimmerman Chip Pearce Andrea Ruhl George Schudy David Stephen BO 55011 Adflan TUVVWSF Howard Tellepsen Bobbt' Phillips Claudia Turner Jenef Russell Audrey Reynolds John Ryan Philip Short Lewis Thompson Toni Walsh l07 wipe-.N John Adams Gaile Bering Jack Carter Vivian Collier Sallie Davis l08 .ig ,4,...-0-f Peter Elliott Cal Adger Betsy Bowen Sharon Caudle Colleen Corley Kenney Dixon Albert Fay Susan Andrews Janet Boyle Mariorle Clarkson Mariorie Crain Bonnie Earl Nancy Gardner Ann Atkinson Carlton Carl Robbie Cochran Jerry Crowell Mary Eastham Mike Gilbert Velda Barnhart Bob Carter Ernest Cockrell Catherine Darneille Ruth Eastham Susan Gillingham Ann Hallmark Carol Horsey Ellen Kaim Ronnie Manrose Rex Graham Hap Happel Chap Hutcheson Henry King Ronald Martin Gayle Greer Gordon Hebert Eleanor Hutcheson Calanne Koenig Mary Kay McCullough Bill Griffin Susan Hershey Jack lsbell Julia Lawson Susan McGowan Bobby Grosiean John Hild Cathy Jacob Linda Leach Marcelle McKelvey Elizabeth Hall Richard Holt Mary Jeffers Lana Lee IO9 Mk Margaret McNeese Richard Parker Don Rogers Mark Schafer Marian Strange IIO Patty Sue White Randy Meyer Pamela Powell Jane Rornmell David Searls Mylla Strickland Robert Williams George Morse Eric Pressler Bobby Ross Robert Stacke Bill Rothermel Ma Y ReYn0ldS Jimmy Taylor Kyle Steenlancl Ann 5Cl'1aCl'lTel Jimmie Owens Annette Wainscott Jan Stockard Victoria Reed Betsy Parish Leigh Weld ,W-ff Andy Abercro Dalton Bloom John Buckley Jot Couch Arthur Dyess Herron Head Heil! mbie Mary Amerman John Bock Linda Byrd Joan Crain Sally Foreman Dee Hinkle Marshall Ashmore Susan Botthoff Catherine Carter Pieter Cramerus William Foreman Jonathan Hodell Cindy Bambeck John Bowen Lynn Caudle George Dillingham Elizabeth Gill Haywood Bayless David Bradshaw Peter Cecotti Betsy Dudley Dockey Goodall Roy Beery Bonnie Brigance Pamela Cohenour Sally Dyer Ann Hatchet lll 1 Q-ewltler JSR my George Howe Frank Landrum .lack McCreary Stephen Pearce Tory Taft Kay Woodfin ll2 Houghty Hutcheson Lucy Leaton Authur Meyer David Perry Ellen Thomas Gwendolyn Wright Kaye Jones Donald Luby Mary Dee Neal Ruth Rietz Jane Tillinghast Sarah Yeager Clare Kilgore Diana McDonald Ann Parsley Chrissie Schlumberger Lynn Tunnell Cecil Klep Linda Mannas Terry Peach Bobby Sheets Jimmie Underwood Philip Ladin Eddie Mayes Mollie Pearce Bootsie Stout Bubba Welding W..3. Front row: Rogers, Domerque, Meyer, Tellepson, Ross, Gilbert, Griffin, Holt. Second row: Boone, Looney, Reynolds, Parker, Barksdale, Isbell, Weld, Lovett. Lasf row: Blatfner, Sieadman, Schucly, Schreiber, Maresh, Hotchkiss, Sfanbury. Coaches: Mr. Leo Chaney, Mr. .lack Hanagriff, Mr. Charles Sanders. JUNICJR HIGH BASKETBALL SPORTS PM-T oumamem BR? P-N scovef mxeX Houmamen NNN! N f CPN94 A7. pokms PM-T reavlmg Nxt. Ca Record 'O aqdmsk OUYOBYUGYVY PSLOXNE SEASON SUMMARY Fall workout began August 19, with a small turnout, but determination seemed to offset any drawback. Two practices a day for a month, and good coaching readied the '57 Falcons for their outbreak September 21, against St. Pius. Hard preparation wasn't in vain, for the Falcons won their-first game 20-O. This important first victory put them off to a good start. The following week Kinkaid met Mt. Carmel at the Junior High School Stadium, and again the Falcons carried off the victory flag as they de- feated the Panthers 20-6. The St. Johns' Rebels collided with the team October 4, at Rebel Field. In a hard fought game St. Johns gave Kinkaid their first defeat. The final score was 6-O. Flu took its toll the next week. Approximately half of the players were sidelined with illness. This illness forced the Falcons to cancel their next game with Bryan. Rested and revengeful from their last defeat they iourneyed to St. Stephens of Austin, to hand the Spartans a 26-7 defeat. The next week they traveled to Galveston to clash with the Kirwin Gators. The victory wreath was again hung around the Falcons' neck, as they defeated the Gators 25-13. Again on the Rebel Field the Falcons met the Lutheran Buccaneers. Here they fell to defeat of a strong Lutheran team 13-O. The '57 Falcons ended their season with a record of four wins and two losses. The Annual Sports Banquet was held in their honor with award of letters and merit certificates to the individual players. This banquet completed a successfulyear. C A P T A I N S '57-'58 y i , 3 i 1 ll8 Top row, left to right: Kenney Knapp, Keith Beeman, Thee Kimbell, Freddy Knapp, Gordon Smith, J. B, Sanders, Bob Everett, Johnny Parks. Middle row: Jim Parks, John Elias, Bob Hatchett, Duncan Butler, Armond Shapiro, Ned Schwing, Willard Pratt. Bottom row: Phil Kennedy, Will Lee, Nelson White, Stuart Lewis, Johnny Webb, Frank White, Rex Parks. Coaches DAN HART and SKIP LEE DUNCAN BUTLER Tackle PHIL KENNEDY End BOB HATCHETT End JOHN ELIAS End JOHNNY PARKS Guard REX PARKS Guard ARMAND SHAPIRO Guard J. B. SAUNDERS Guard KENNY KNAPP Tackle FRANK WHITE Tackle NED GILL Tackle BOB EVERETT Tackle MH.. THEE KIMBALL Back FREDDY KNAPP Back JIM PARKS Back All-Conference STUART LEWIS Back WILLIARD PRATT Back NED SCHWING Back NELSON WHITE Back All-Conference JOHNNY WEBB Back KEITH BEEMAN Back GORDAN SMITH Center All-Conference OUR FOUR YEAR CHAMPS The Annual of '58 saluTes our Tour-year champs! When The girls' volley- ball Team of i954 was creaTed, iT conTained mainly Freshmen. The Team resolved To prove ThaT skill overcomes age and Tinished iTs TirsT year wiTh- ouT losing a single game and conquering The A.T.P.S. championship and a second year oT no deTeaTs. The Team of T956 was deTermined To hold on To The STaTe Trophy and, sTill wiTh almosT The same members, They were again spurred on To a year of no losses and a Third A.T.P.S. award. To achieve The seemingly unaTTainable honor of a Tour year sTreTch wiThouT a loss was The desire oT The T957 group oT girls. This Tall, The Team was composed of mosTly Seniors and They ToughT arduously Tor Their goal. The season was almosT over when Their only deTeaT occurred-They losT To LuTheran. BuT This loss was conceded wiTh good sporTsmanship and The recogniTion oT The Tine players oT The LuTheran Team. However, The girls were noT To be Taken oT Their A.T.P.S. honors and They ToughT magniTicienTly in The LuTheran gym Tor Their Tinal A.T.P.S. Trophy. Everyone knows ThaT There cannoT be a good Team wiThouT a Tine coach, and The Annual feels ThaT Miss STallings is cerTainly a Tine aTTribuTe noT only To The Team, buT To The enTire school. Through her excellenT guidance and aggressive leadership These girls have obTained The coveTed honor oT conquering The A.T.P.S. championship Tor Tour years in a row. The volleyball Team will never TorgeT Their coach Tor Miss STallings made Them The champions ThaT They are. CongraTulaTions To The coach and The Tour year champs. 'max H Q 5 L,, ., M, ,Q Y ff , Q... i , ,. I - uf- :f -.. f If. 3, -0 , N 1, J 'S X 1 X A J Y , FR f ' wif TEAM A CBIOTHUWS B Captains 1 S x 45 S 5 1 A TEAM B TEAM Coaches CHAMPS, A.r.P. . - ALL 'CONFERENCE PLAYERS HWCHCOCK L HNKAD 2926 HNKAD NNKAD L LUTHERAN 3532 SZJOHNS rv3518 9fJOHNS A CHAMPS, A.T.P.S ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS LINDA BEELEY TAMI BAIRD CAROL COCKRELL ANNE COOPER SONYA DEMOYA MAGGIE DAILEY KLINKA GARRETT ELAINE GRAY BrazosporT Conroe -. . Clearcreek Conroe - .. LUCY LEE RECORD BREAKING SEASON OF 22 WINS AND 3 LOSSES CHAMPIONSHIP: NEW CANEY TOURNAMENT, ST. PIUS TOURNAMENT A.T.P.S. TOURNAMENT Visitors Kinkaid Visitors Krnkald Pearlanol .. ,,,, .. Deerpark .. Clearcreek , ST. John s ,,,,,,7, ,,,,,, MT. Carmel ST. Agnes -. . LuTneran ,,,,, ,,,,7 - ST. Agnes ,,,,7, , ,,,,,,, 142 T Highest score of The se 47 54 ST. John's 42 48 Lufneran 48 45 Marion ,,,. 52 53 SanTa Fe -- 35 34 De-erpark 41 39 La PorTe -- 50 54 ST. STepne 42 52 LuTneran -- 27 74'T ST. .Ionn's T5 63 Cypress .- 38 52 HiTchcock T7 57 ST. Jonn's SanTa Fe . BSOVT. TEAM B TEAM LAWRENCE DAVIS JOHN ELIAS DAVID FREDERKING STUART LEWIS JIM PARKS HENRY POWERS WAYNE PRATT WILLARD PRATT ARMAND SHAPIRO STEVE SABOM SKIPPER VAUGHN NELSON WHITE PAUL WRIGHT JOHNNY WEBB N, 1 'f f , A 9 4 ' wwf , VK f4X2mww 4, 'X' mf g ? Q 5 , 4 'Inu Q... I ,M A 1. M, 5 ,,,., ..4h,:..::,N WW sm. S9 O Safe 3 4,,v WiTh only a few pracTices behind Them, The Team iniTiaTed -La PorTe in The new gymnasium. AfTer losing The firsT Three games To exTremely Tough compeTiTion, The Falcons regained Their feeT To beaT Dickinson in Their second encounTer. ConTinuing The winning pace, Kinkaid Traveled To Bryan To capTure The Bryan TournamenT crown. ReTurning home, The Falcons Tell in defeaT To The highly raTed Sam HousTon Team. Seasoned on Tough compeTiTion, Kinkaid wenT To Aldine To capTure Third place in The Aldine TournamenT. We losT our nexT Two games. AusTin and Sam HousTon were Too sTrong for us. Again, meeTing a member of The A.T.P.S. conference laTer, Kinkaid beaT Allen Academy. The following Two games wiTh La PorTe and Galena Park resulTed in losses for The Team. ST. John's was The nexT foe To face a revengeful Kin- kaid. The Falcons carried away The laurels and The second sTraighT con- ference win, wiTh The defeaT of ST. John's. Deadline caughT The Falcons wiThouT compleTed schedule, however, we expecT To repeaT for The fourTh sTraighT year A.T.P.S. champs. ACTIVITIES il Q S 2 3 5 zz QS S 2 3 2 9 E X 1 we R ZW g , 5 3 E24 is gi 2 S ay S E3 is xx. Za is S Q mafvmwsa- 53 E 2 .2 -I lx A is H JUNIQR-SENIOR DRAMA Editors .,. .,.. ,,, .. ,,,, , ,. Lucy Lee, Nancy Benson Business Manager .....s ,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,a,,,., E laine Gray Sports Editors aaa,..... aeM.,...,,,. K ent Anderson, Norman Blumenfield 1 Cartoonists ..... .... R ichard Doehring, Virginia Howe Photographer oooAoooo,...oo,.... . ,..., ..,, S andy Lockett 1 KINKAIDIAN O W NN K wlovsxks PS N Vx xc? J- Jem i M' X , 1 E E EP 3 X f, ,f .fm 1 i ki E1 ii ', f, Q Jimmy ff.wWf1:+,,wg-1, A ,VS ,, W, ,,,W,.fQ g iZsif15,eSstmff iw, fm: A U' -lf? IW EHffm''if9ii'H-':,,-??2SG32k1:L3? LIGHTING CLUB Ellen Mott-Smith ,, ,,,7 , 77,,,,, ,77.7,, H W President Virginia Howe ,,,7,,7 ,7,,, V ice President Bob Parker ,,,,,,,, Y, , ,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,,,7 Treasurer Judy Foreman .,,.,,ss.s,,,,,,,A,s.,..ss,,.. . .,,. ,.,. . ,. Secretary RED CROSS 1 u w W LL-k 1 k-.k hw'fmSiQ 2?5fEi35k2913?ff'x1?i 3iQ1S?B..fQ4 The GilberT and Sullivan opereffas have become an imporTanT TradiTion in The life of Kinkaid ever since Mr. Cooper became headrnasTer seven years ago. These productions are eagerly anTici- paTed as The leads are posTed. This year The principals of Pirates of Penzance are-Mabel, Sally EasTharng EdiTh, Carol Cockrell and Cecile Fludeg RuTh, Mary Miller and Sue Shaffer, Isabell, Ellen RoTherrnel, KaTe, Anne Cooper, SergeanT of Police, Chris LiTTle, PiraTe King, Bob EvereTT, Major General, Parker Swanson, Sam, Van Russell, and Frederic, Franklin STevenson. Because of The daTes of The opereTTa, March 20, 21, 22, acTual performance phoTographs could noT be included in The annual. However here are picTures of The rehearsals. TW' 5 RCDEO 'ni' Surrounded, boys' L,,,T num!! Es' ww P N L E s F K ,H Where rs m good Mr YU s Hooks 9 pany Qirl SOPWSNC SOPY' bmore of Q? NO I W ,Q M. f f Fi' : g,'fg:':?:- ,H ijQ2IE:f:'1:,, A va fag U' 5 K K X we is J X . -- H , 523 W ,,,,,, Swv? ,K , . .,., , , fm,,,Q ,Mrk , x.,, K I ' .... 9155 , '12 , .Nm ' ' 3 VLV, iww, 5 3' 5' ya -qg W A 'Q A Nw 256 zfnlnim Y 1-.+fafz,,. . 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