Luther Burbank High School - Bark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)
- Class of 1955
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The shoestring the fellow ties each morning, unties The bow about the box of roses he sends his sweetheart The tie he folds beneath his collar .... The bow binding his final link-the diploma. .. These are the ties we can touch, These are the ties with which we are bound through life. I xl, if each night xxx! 'WN 42I1,ai!W ,L7 iff Wi f 1 We 1 Z!!! V' 'Lazy ' ,L I Q Q! N 4' fl I b f jx :Lf s 1 I xx QB iw CQ! f r' Lili 'K 5 I, fn I nf. l Khin' fx ' f 3 T ,, A T 'T Q I ' -Z, ii- K ' Q .A Ncfrl ,dm W JQRMXT iii , ,fi W. ie - 7' if x , lv wp , I,- f' -at it - H X, , 'Uh' J' , .I NIM x '- H , EL , Jw. T 42 .. W4 xc The tie of love, of friend for friend, of boy for girl .... t The tie of knowledge as student learns from teacher .... The tie of experience as one tries but fails, tries once more-succeeds . . 'K -4 The tie of pleasure as one laughs, plays, sings, and dances .... X The tie of memory as incidents become episodes, episodes become life . . . . X R P The tie of living in our home, in school, in our church, in our freeclomx These are the ties which we will never be able to touch. T T These too are the ties with which we are bound through life. lx l X il These then, the tangible and intangible links of humanity, are tiesXQ'1e T955 Burbank High will portray .... . As you turn this page and go forward ...... m i If 5, , J 1 ft . I' -, f Q, ,ij , K , .1 no .fffps XE 1 is Jr.. -if-as ..,, H , 7 x31 .,-V 1 H, '0 ,.,,,..-10' N it Dedication We, the Bark Staff, dedicate the i955 Bark to Mr. Walter Becker, school custodian. His devotion to Burbank High School has won the in- spiration of all students through his seventeen years of service. To you, Mr. Becker, our best wishes. No man is born into the world whose work ls not born with hirnp there is always work And tools to work withal, for those who will, And blessed are the horny hands of toil. lowell i Mr. L. w. Fox Director at Vocational Education Rdlph Curdenus 1 G. C. Guthrie L- E- Fife B d f ' James G. Kizer Mrs. O. E. Latimer 0 Mrs. J. F. Winter Mr. Thomas B. Portwood Mr. E. W. Robinson Superintendent President New f 140- LUTHER BLLRBANKWQ ATIQNAL MGH SEHOOL 1002 EDW STREET 'I SAN ANTONIO 4 TEXAS a Xu Nw. 411' Dear Graduatlng Class of 1955 Over and over we hear the expresslon, NL1fe 15 What you make lt We of the Adm1n1strat1on and faculty of Burbank Hlgh school bend our every effort toward pTOV1d1Dg wortuwhlle opportunltles and prlvlleges for you whlle you are here W slncerely hope that you have avalled yourself of those thlngs whlch wlll make you strong and flne and that as you go out to assume your rlghtful place as a cltlzeu you Wlll flnd that your years ln Burbank have been worthy of the tlme spent here olncerelf yours, Terrell P Gates 1 x Drlnclpal TFG mgm Lx. PJ ' fo J ,X ' . X VXXL' Fx J J . , ' 3 . A X ' ' 1 X J ' . -' N X o o t X H N m b Q , s, ,C . - . ' RDSXQ f x .. f X Y , I y if A J L , , I 1 . X' 4 ' 1 . .- Y , 1 -X . 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Q- - - . , ima -f f Cl-ug-3 'M' -- .. -f ll '-1'- -:nag -tsig lA I In-up -.1-Q -Q I Ql Dil ii r ,--, W I Q ll ii r A nl-in W I - I . r , fr eq '--.Q- M M-.Qc W. - - -AMW, . '-. -5. ww. nw --. n-. -s-. 1 -. --...N -W., H nuns., -.. . .. --...,,., -st.. 11:-1 N., --lf -cue, --ra-. --.... --.. -nr. :-... , -.- if MR. P. Y. GILBREATH, counselor, with the assistance of MISS MARGUERITE YEAGER, guide Student academic activities from junior school through grad uation. MRS. DOROTHY NEl.l. WEST and MISS MARY JO MEYER handle school funds, and office supplies, plus performing all the secretarial work in the Main office. Emmy lou Preslridge runs errands, types letters, and is all-round office helper. Many a report and term paper have been completed with the help of MISS CLARE ALICE CONNER, our librarian. ' 1:9523 MISS MARY ALICE NOONAN, Dean of Girls, as a personal friend to all the girls of Burbank, always has a big smile and a heart filled with love. ff... Q if .477 4.?fL4 J. Z . - f f ,fi 4 1 fo-fs iefsfmf 4 ,s,,.1...L,. f X -3 C N MRS. GEORGIA BROOM and students lxeep daily attendance records. IUPUI!!! CLASS S This is the Tie of the shoe which the students tie each morning before coming to school .... The Sole of the shoe which takes you places, both happy and sad, is as the soul of the student which carries him along through life .... The Top of the shoe, is the protection which we have received from our principal, faculty and teachers who all have meant so much to us .... The Tongue is the means of expressing one's thoughts . . . The tongue which can be soft and then again at times be harsh and rude .... The Toe of the shoe which can mean balance, though sometimes it stumbles ..,. lt protects the little hurts which,often come through the passing of the years .... The Heel gives you posture that will make you rise to higher and better standards .... The shoe ........ though it is worn and scarred, the tie still remains ........ through the memories of our school and fellow friends . . . . . . . . the Tie remains forever . . . . 'it me E s swf ' 5 .L 4 aft' .4-, r 'F xy 'w fag E+. G' 'Z lv - , vi ' C795 'i 3. S x 51,4 5 I uf' 'fi V'-.8 Y Sensor Class Offncers Charles Builer Presnden! Yolando Gallo Secretary Mack Bowman Vice Presldenl lyndell Kincaid Sgt-CI Arms Carnlyn Thompson Treasurer Bull Peterson S99 at Arms and Davnd Falconer Parlramanlanan plan numerous achvmes for lhe Senior Class ls 'W , -'far Y ,, Q, I Q5 I . s L ll .gr x ,Y Ky' ,J , . lkilli ' ' - , ' : , 1 . '- ' 1 ' ', - - : , : ' 1 -- - : EINJIO 195 W. M. ARRON-Sonny D. E. Club: V.I.C. JEANETTE ACOSTA-Jeanie D. E. Club, Orange Jackets, Choral Club, F.H.A. THERESA AGUIRRE GEORGE AGUILAR in 52' JOHN BILLINGS-.lack WALDO BITHER R 4? some BOETTCHER-Speed V.I.C.y o.s. Club 1,2,a,4. RAFAEI. ARDIlI.A V. I. C. L Q, WALTER ARMSTRONG RICHARD ARRIGUIN MARION BACCUS-Mickey Shutterbugs I,2-Sec. 2,3p F.H.A. I,23,4-Reporter 3,4p Nat. Hon. Soc. I,2,3,4y Student Council I,2,3, Oran e Jackets I234- lt Col 34- R.O.T.C 9 I f 1 1 ' - V 1 - Sponsor 3,4 2,3 Col., Campus Comment I,2,35 Quill and Scroll 2,3,4g A.P.A. 'l,2,3. BRUCE BAIN-Killer Band, Lyres Club, Treasurer, National Honor Society, Vice. LEON BASKIN-Sonny F.F.A. President, Treasurer. B'-'md l,2,3,4g lyres Club, National Honor Society, Science Club. HENRIETTA BONOCINI-Katy MACK BOWMAN, JR.-El Mack'o B Club 3,45 National Honor S' ' ty 2,35 Bvfll 4- HORACE RAY BOZEMAN Band 2,3,45 Drum Maier 3,45 Lyres Club 3,42 Student Council 3,45 S. A. Youth Symphony Orchestra Vice- President5 Senior Play Cast. DONALD BRENTS--Donnie '-if G9 JOHNNY CARTER ROSIE CARREON Yearbook 3,4. JAMES LEE CARTER Science Club l,2,3,45 Operators Club 4. D. E. Club. KATHERINE BRITTON-Kathy Orange Jackets 2,3,45 F.H.A. 35 Shutterbugs 2. DAVID BROWN Band 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Operators Club l,25 National Honor Society-Chaplain l,2,3,4. CHARLES BUTLER President of Class of 1955 STANLEY BYNUM--Hot-Rod BOBBIE CALK-Juke Box Orange Jackets l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Campus Comment 2,35 Choral Club 1,45 Student Council l,2. TERESA CAMPOS-Terry Y-Teens I5 F.H.A. 45 G.R.A. 35 P.A,S.F. 2,3,4-Vice- President 3. INA JUNE CANNAN-June Editor of Campus Comment 45 National Thespians Society 3,45 Collogianarn 35 Student Council 45 P.A.S.F. 2,3. National Honor Society 45 National Honor Society l,2,3,4. l Student Council 45 A. W 90 .1 . V . S X-W 5. E MARGARET CAVAZOS-Margie Yearbook 4. MICHAEL CRISTOFOLETTI-Butch D.E. Club 2,3,4g D.E. Club Vice-President 45 Student Council. MARY ELLEN CRUZ HUGH CROWDER-Di nk D.E. Club Reporfer, V.I.C, Sr. Y-Teens 3,4g Yearbook 4g P.A.S.F. 'l,2,3,4g OJ. 3. ELBERT CUDE R.O.T.C.-Captain 'l,2,3. RAY DAIGLE-Digolo A.P.A.g Annual Phologropherg Tennis 2,3,4. DAVID DAVILA JOE DAVILA-Tissy Athletics ELBERT DAVIS D.E. Club. CARL DEICHMANN PAUL DRURY D.E. Club. GLENN DUBOSE V.I.C.g R.O.T.C. RUSSELL DUFFY-Big Duff B Clubg Choral Clubp Football. f--Q 61' K .IO ANN DUNN D.E. Club 2,3,4. PHIL EBENSBERGER-Flip Band l,2,3,45 Treasurer 3,45 lyres Club President 2 3,45 Lyres Club Treasurer 1,25 National Honor So- ciety l,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Student CounciI5 Melody Masters 2,3,45 P.A.S.F.5 Operators Clubg Reporter Class '535 Senior Play Cast. RICHARD EDMISTON-Dick Student Council-Parliamentarion5 National Honor Society-Sgt.-at-Arms5 Student Council l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 1,2,3,4. RONALD EDMISTON-RONNIE D.E. Club. SHIRLEY ELLIS 'U' D.E. Club5 Bark Staff5 Homemaking. VIRGINIA ESCOBEDO-Ruthie Bond 1,2,3,45 Lyres CIub5 Melody Masters Vocalist5 P.A.S.F.5 Business Club. DAVID FALCONER Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Science Club President 3,45 Class Parliomentarian '55, LEONORA FERCH-Sally D.E. Club Secretary 45 P.A.S.F. 1,25 F.H.A. 2,35 Y- Teens 1,25 Tennis Team 1,2,35 Bark Staff 3,45 G.R.A. 1,2,35 Soph. Y-Teens President5 Texas Historians Society 35 Honorary Member of B Club 2,35 A.P.A. FRED FLORES V.I.C.5 F.F.A. RITA FLORES Band 1,2,3,45 Secretary 3,45 Lyres Club5 Y-Teensg Business Club. OLGA FELAN D.E. Club. MARY LOUISE FELAN-Pinky National Honor Society 3,4. REBECCA FUENTES-Becky Orange Jackets 1,2,3,45 lt. Col. R.O.T.C. Sponsor 35 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 President 45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Sgt.-ah Arms 35 National Thespians 3,45 Treasurer 45 Jr. Historians Society 2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Treasurer 3. YOLANDA GALLO-Jolie Secretary, Class of 1955 l,2,3,45 P.A.S.F. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Class Reporter5 Business Club5 Advisory Secretary I,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3. VIRGINIA GARCIA-Sissy OJ. 1,2,35 National Honor Society 1,2,3,45 D.E. Club 45 Bark Staff 45 Commercial Art 35 Y-Teens 15 Student Council. PATSY GILBERT D.E. Club. RUTH GOMEZ Sr. Y-Teens. ,- '72 Q., ss! SAUL GOMEZ-Tortuga BOBBY GONSHOR-Hungry Tennis Team 3,47 Campus Comment 3,45 Sports Editor4. GILBERT GONZALEZ V.I.C. 4. JANE GONZALEZ-Janie JOE GONZALEZ R.O.T.C. 3, Drill Team 33 Operators Club 'lg Band OTILIA GONZALEZ OLIVIA GONZALEZ RICHARD GONZALEZ-Tweety AMELIA GUERRERA-Mellia BURMER GOODEN Jutter D.E.Club 4. GUS GUERRERA DAVID HANSEN-Cycle Wild Science Club 3,4. THOMAS HARVEY-Tommy D.E. Club 4, Bark 4. MARY RUTH HAYDEN-Blondie O..l. 2,35 F.H.A. 2,35 Bark 4, Student Council 3. QUANNAH HEGWOOD Red Cross lg Student Council l,2,3,4, Cqlleginqfes 4, Business Club 45 Senior Play Cast. HATTIE HERRERA-Connie Business Club 4, Bark 4, O..l. 25 P.A.S.F. 3. an if lllllE HERRERA Choral Clubp P.A.S.F. GAIL HILBERT D.E. Club Bark Representative5 Barkp A.P.A. MYRTLE HILL-Mert National Honor Society 1,25 Orange Jackets 1,2,35 F.H.A.5 Student Council 25 Y-Teens 15 Bark 45 Red Cross. JAMES HODASH-Jimmie 3rd Vice-President F.F.A. SARAH HODGES Band l,2,3,45 Lyres Club5 F.H.A. 45 Business Club 45 Senior Play Cast, C RONNIE HOLZMANN-Tank Football A-45 Football B-2,35 Track 2,3,45 R.O.T.C. lt. 1,45 V.I.C. 1. MARY HOLDEN-Pookie Band 2,3,45 Lyres Club 45 F.H.A. 4. JOEI. HORLEN-Speedy, little Joe B-Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Golf 2,3,4, REGENA HORN-Regee F.H.A. 45 D.E. Club 25 Y-Teens5 Bark5 Choral Club. EVA HOY Orange Jackets 1,2,3,45 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 3, Treas- ANNETTE HOUSE um 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 r.H.A. 3,-1, Sgr.-as-Arms 4, D'E' club 3'45 F'H'A'7 Y'Te9ns' Business Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Bark 4. DAVID HUBLEY F.F.A. Historian. MARY HURLSTON-Midge Choral Club Secretaryp Y-Teens. GLENN HUTH D.E. Club 45 V.I.C. Treasurer 3. GERALD JACOBS-Jerry V.l.C. 25 P.A.S.F. Parliamentariang D.E. Club 45 Band Sponsors Club 45 Student Council 4. JOSEPHINE JAESCHKE Tennis Team 1,2,35 Honorary Member B-Club 2,3 P.A.S.F. 2,3. 'TQ' CLAYTON .IENSCHKE THOMAS L. JOHNSTON Football 3,45 Student Council 2,35 B Club 3,45 Track. CHARLES JONES CHARLES EDWARD JORDAN-Bobi Band l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Bark 2,35 Lyres 'E Club 2,3,4. GEORGE KAl.lNOSKl-Polak Football Manager 3,45 B Club 3,45 Choral Club 3,4, President 4. ANTON KALMUS-Sonny LYNDELL KINCAID-Kitty F.F.A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 4. Football 3,45 B Club 3,45 Choral Club 3,45 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 4. KENNETH KNANDEL , v.l.c. s,4. MICKEY KOTHMAN Football 45 B Club 4. LEWANNA LOBB P.A.S.F. 3,45 Lyres Club 3,4. CAROL ANN KOWASKI PATRICIA Lopez-Pm P.A.s.r. 3, v.l.c. 2,a,4, r.H.A. 2. RICHARD LOVELL-R. D. F.F.A. 1,25 Bark Staff 45 D. E. Club 4. JO ANN LOWE-Joan F.H.A. 45 Student Council5 Y-Teens 'I5 Red Cross 25 OJ. l,2,35 N.H.S. 1,25 Bark 4. IRENE LOZANO DALE LUSK Basketball 3,45 Football 3,45 B Club. -4-Q. if LARRY lumcke-amy r.r.A. 1,2,:s,4. ARTHUR MAZZURANA Band I,2,3,4, Lyres Club 3,4, Reporter 4, Science Club I,2,3,4y Senior Play Cast. GLORIA MELTON-Weed OJ. Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Lt. 4, Capt. 4, Student Council 2,37 Y-Teens I. CARLOS MEZA-EI Pato BILLY MILLER B-Club 4, Football 4, Choral Club 4. LARRY MILLER MARLENE MOORE-Pee Wee National Honor Society 2,3,4. NORINE MORALES P.A.S.F. 3,4, G.R.A. 3,47 Student Council 3,45 Choral Club. MARY JO MOSELY-.Io Bark 4, Senior Play. EDWARD NAUMANN CARRIE MARTINEZ-Ivera HERMINIA MARTINEZ-Minnie D.E.Club 4, F.H.A. 3,4, OLGA MATA D.E. Club 4, F.H.A. 3,4. K DANIEL MORENO V.l.C. 3. DANIEL MUZQUIZ-Boone P.A.S.F. I,2,3,4p Sgt.-at-Arms 4. ANNA NIEMEYER National Honor Society I,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Business Club 47 F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 35 Band 'l,2,3,4, Lyres Club 3,4, Sec. 4. CLYDE NOLAN Operators Club Vice-Pres. 35 National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4, President 4. CARRIE OLIVARES Bark 3,45 D.E. Club 4. JUDY ORDONEZ 'N P.A.S.F. Sgt-at-Arms R.O.T.C. Sponsor 35 JAMES POLLY-Bubba Bond 2,3,4, Foosball Basketball 4. HERBY QUIRAGA Football 2,3, Track 2,3,4, P.A.S.F. 3. CLIFFORD OHLENBURGER B.S.O. President 4, R.0.T.C. I,2,3, Student Council l,2,3,45 Senior Play Cast. F.H.A. 3,45 G.R.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Business Club 4. RICHARD ORUSCC B Football Captain 25 B Club 4. ROSIE PADILLA Choral Club l,2,3,4. ELIZABETH PAGANUCCI-Liz Band 'l,2,3,45 Lyres Club 3,45 Business Club 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Alt. Moiorette 4. LARRY PEABODY-Dad Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 B-Club 2,3,45 National Thespions Society 3,45 B.S.O. 45 Historian 4, Parliamentarian Class '55 35 Shutterbugs 1,25 Science Club 4. RUDY PEREZ P.A.S.F.5 B Club 4. WILLIAM PETERSON-Peteyo B-Club 3,45 Football Team 3,45 Choral Club 45 Class '55 Sgt.-at-Arms5 Track 3,45 Swimming 3,45 Senior Play Cast. ELSIE PETTA-Pat Bark 3, 4, Editor 45 Student Council 45 Senior Play case, Lib Aid a,4. CHARLES PHELPS-Chuck EMMY PRESTRIDGE-Frenchie 25 Y-Teens Vice-Pres. 25 Col. O.J.'s 2,3,45 Cheerleader 4. 3,45 Track 3,45 Swimming 3,45 ORSON RATHBURN, JR R.O.'l'.C. I,2,3. X ff 1' Joe REA P.A.S.F. 1,2,3,4 C Qfyf BARBARA RILEY-Barbie Bark 3,45 Y-Teen 'l,2,35 Student Council 15 Choral Club 2,45 Senior Play Cast5 Lib. Aid 3,4. rrumcss mvAs Y-Teen l,3,45 r.H.A, 1, o.J. 3,4, P.A.S.F 12 MARY RIVAS OJ. 'l,2,35 Choral Club 'l5 P.A.S.F. 'I5 Y-Teen 'l, Treasurer. JOE RODRIGUEZ Lyres Club 2,3,45 Bond 'I,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 P.A.S.F. l,2,3,4. CHARLES ROUSE-Charlie B-Club 2,35 Student Council 3,4, Sgt.-ct-Arms 45 Football 3,45 Truck 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Campus Comment 4. WILLIE RUETER-Bill National Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 V.I.C. 25 Operators Club l.2,3,4, Pres. 'l,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Shutterbugs 'l. IC' LAURA RUIZ Bond 'l,2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 P.A.S.F. 2,3, Pres. 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Lyres Club 3,45 F.T,A. 4. ROBERT RYAN THOMAS SALA5-Tommy Choral Club l,2,3,4. ,- S JO ANN SALAZAR-Jody Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. 3,45 0.1. 'l,2,3,4, Capt. 3,4, Mai, 45 Y-Teen 2,3, JOE SAMERO D.E. Club 45 P.A.S.F. 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. DAVID SANCHEZ D.E. Club 4, Treasurer5 Business Club 45 P.A.S.F. 3,4. f' 6 r , - Track 3,4. JESSE SANCHEZ-Robin Tl P.A.S.F, 2,35 Maior in R.0.T.C. I,2,35 Commander ' are sANcHez-Beetle Bailey in Drill Team 2,35 Auto Mechanics 2,35 Crew Al leader 2,a. 4 L - 4 ff all f' X RUBEN SANTOS l Operators Club I5 F.F.A. 'I5 R.O.T.C. 2,35 P.A.S.F. 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Drill V ,- Team 2,35 Collegianaires Club 4. AJ ' ,I Jf im JAMES SEl.lS D.E. Club Treasurer 45 Bark 45 F.F.A.5 Operators Club. cHAm.ss seneNo, JR.-Sonny of. Club 3,45 v.l.c. CLYDE HARLEY SCHULTZ-Schlitz Operators Club. DOYLE SCOTT Band I,2,3,45 Lyres Club 3,4. WILLIAM SCHRAEDER-Willie F.F.A. 2,3,4. JOYCE SMITH-Bonnie Orange Jackets I,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 F.H.A Campus Comment I,2. ROBERT SOLAR D.E. Club. JANE SPARKS-Sparky 0.1. 1,2,3,4, Colonel 4, P.A.s.r 1, F.:-LA. 1,4, Y- Teens 1,25 Dramateers I5 Student Council 2,3,45 Choral Club 2. 1. BARBARA STAUTZENBERGER-Bobbi Bark 4. MORRIS STEVENS-Dewey Football5 B Club 4. MARY LOUISE STREY-Fritz Band I,2,3,45 Lyres Club 2,3,45 National Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 2,3, Secretary 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Student Council I,2,45 Senior Play Cast. HENRY ERNEST TECKEMEYER-Hank D.E. Club. 1,25 Y-Teens 1,z, Choral Club 1,2,a,4, awk 3,4, PEGGY THOMAS D.E. Club, President 45 Nu- tionul Honor Society I,2,3,45 Student Council 4. CATHERINE THOMAS-Cathy National Honor Society 45 ' Bond l,2,3,4, Alt. Mciorette 45 F.H.A. 1,45 Student Council I,2,45 Business Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens I,2,45 Burk 4. CAROLYN THOMPSON 0..l. l,2,3,4, Alf. Cheerleader 45 F.H,A. I,2,3,4, Corres. Sec. 45 Student Council 25 Skating Club 35 Y-Teens 253,45 Busi- ness Club 3,45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Bark 45 National Honor Society 4. SARA TOWNSEND-Pat FREDERICO TREJO-Lico F.H.A. 2,45 Skating Club 35 P,A,S,F, 2,3,4, Y-Teens 253,45 Business Club 4, awk 45 n.E. Club 3. DAVID TRAYLOR JIMMY TREVINO JOHN TREJO JERRY TREYBIG Council 4. DOROTHY TRINIDAD lyres Club 3,45 Choral Club 34 P.A.S.F. 25 lyres Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Band l,2,3,45 Melody Masters 3,45 Student HOMER TUMUNSON-Marco Polo P.A.5.F. 2,35 A.P.A. 25 Ad Club Vice Pres. 35 National Honor Society 2,35 B.S.O., Treas. 45 Science Club 3,4. -1' LLOYD TUMLINSON MARY VALERIO 417 .8 MANUEL VERA-Chico HUMBERTO VINTON-Curly V.I.C. Sgt.-at-Arms 4. EUGENE VERSTUYFT-Gene F.F.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4. RAYMOND WAUTERS-Sonny SHIRLEY WEATHERBEE F.F.A. 3,4. D.E. Club 4, Reporter: Y-Teens 3,4, Reporter 3, President 45 P.A.S.F. 3,4p Allied Youth 3,-1. BARBARA WHITMAN-Babs D.E. Club 3,4. , 4' W, G. WILSON-Dubby RICHARD YOUNG ' B Club 4, Football Team National Honor Society 2,3,4, Manager 4, Student Council Band 1,2,3,4p Lyres Club 2,3,45 2,35 National Honor Society Science Club 3,45 Senior Play 3,4p Science Club 4, Bark 3,4. Cast. SANDRA PARKS-Sandy Post Graduate. SENIORS NOT PICTURED GARLAND BECKER - - DAVID CABIDO - - WAYNE CR M - - MISS NHL AVRETT VICTOR DORIA PETE FLORES FRED FRAGA EJDWARD MISS CARMEN VELASCO Co-Senior Class Sponsor. ' ' ' ' ' ' Cmgenio, Class gponsgr HABY - - RICHARD HARRISON - - JESSE LUNA - - GUADALUPE MARTINEZ - - AUDRY McCLURE - - GENE MOORE - - JUAN ORTEGA - - RUDY OVIEDO - - MAVIS PEREZ - - ROBERT PROFFITT - - JOHN RAYMOND - - ALICE REYES - - BEATRICE RICO HELEN RIVAS - - LUPE RODRIGUIZ - - ERNEST SHOULTZ - - PHILLIP SHELTON - - JOHNNY SIMPSON - - MANUEL TORREZ - - RAYMOND ZALAPA NN W FRN' 5 'fi- sv, Ready to anend a class meehng are Juno Class Ofhzers George Guynes President Mary Hume Vue Presrdev Aluce Cole Reco dung Secretay lu V Colluns Treasu er Mary Ann Bran: Parlvameniarran Glora Cadenhead Repo ver Polly Freed and Mary Anderson Sgfs ai Arms NWN-M Lynn Ahlberg Joe Am 61 -Q Everett Black Richard Benavu.-les ,aw Gloria Cnrlnnhead Ella Canales 0 4 'ill ncl Mary Anderson Darrell Au iq- Bobby Bonn Dolores Bowman fx 'Q Nfzzzv' M Mary Ann Bran: Art Brown Bully Cam Susne Canales Aa Klra Carr Manueba Carrnllo shn Nancy Bar Frank Bozan ar-1 'Q' 'R Margne Buchlalz ,- Gllberi Cantu Margaret Carrullo wav boza Ada B Jesse Bozan Clplrano Cabrera 'YE Carlos Canfu James Chaney EBSQ!! 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Jug, If :gi X Frank Wech ' I' Janice Welch ,N ,- fs , Mx 5 N gm, 4' an 4' Sandra Welch ' .ai lf W .. .f 1 ' y . ,XS mg A' f Q ' 3 Nancy Wheeler -3 - ' I K , I ' 6 I 'la 1 Barbara Williams ' ' ' , I f X Ufiikw is M -s .W Xgiixlfli 'i ' ' if I ' A A 'F' W Q M 'T -6 'M fi' -W-if 1 annl F was . 7 ' if f' V .:a., 1 ri' wi We 'il 1 ,,, PL Nz,- 7 Mr, Eff Ae I8 M sew' of c. F 'U no Choglef S9910 roshm V1 heshmlln Goss 'U Class Spons Co- Of ai? Jeff' ,xi '30- tl A ' SM fi 1 I 1 l rl 5 if 3 The Freshman Class Offvcers Ando Rodnguez Presudent Barley Treasurer Dorothy Matthews Reporter Lynn Berry Parluamentarlan Joe Trevmo Sgt at Arms and Joan Patton Hlstorlan are busy preparing for thenr class achvmes and hughhghts I 0' 2 ra- David Franklin, Vice-Presidentg linda Bither, Secretaryg Robert xx N-+ 2 Q 152 x 2 'Q Cxwx X nik W en, xx NM ex ws ix Fred ACOSN1 Behy Jean Aguerra TONY Aguurre David Pa! Allen Diana Alvarado Carol Elalne Antltrlbh Albert Andrews Fred Archuga lucua Arocha Henry Arnold wgw Q B xxbxxx RNS? X xx W 'Q' Q X six x A 'GP 3 gg WX K Bill 9 is Q X Chnshne Arregum Subbne Arrolas Robert Barley Wllluam Barnes Marhn Barnhart Sylygq Bun-gm Angelma Bafzakas Davml Baumann Irma Bellesfro Henry Benavldes Ronald Benfneld Vuvsan Bennet! Bully Beran Sam Bmcey linda Bnher Jimmy Blackman ' , 3 Q92-4 . W E Q, zqb N fy . Q L-.A x x. A N, p an 2 ,x , x H , .QW in 'W , v - , X .N 1 - E wo. ' L 1 A '- : A wi A 1 A 1 S Y .. Q .. 1' lg 1 ig .K ,Q x X X ., wake: ' X N, 1' ij . gg iwxf. .- ' ' - ek .nv c fs 'f x- -Iv Qi:-X-gl 5 A - A . ' Sonny Brlllbougt B Lynn Berry Frances Calderon Robert Cantu W Katherme Chambers arbara Brauer NX alg- Eddne Campa oe Car11P05 -4 Emlluo Cardenas Marrlyn Carter Manuel Chavez Martin Chavez -'HY' Hector Cabellero Alrce Brown Rachel Butler Qi f4n 403 C? 231 Robert Cantu Dolncnnu Cano Andrea Canru Carlos Castano Jo Anne Carpenter Sara Casanova 1' 'TF'- Pat Clark Mary Chavez Ray Childs ,vs 0-'9 v 7 Sally Cam I 1 nm A Robert Cantu 'V 3 Minerva Castillo Bertne Condra , 3 Ir 1 ,131 X ' in 4 f -lv W3 S an V 'Al A, l 7' ,V Q vi - N , 2 M K , I ' . -Q. ' 9 T 1 Q: A NL-if 1 wif , -lff 'V lx I n .Q f: 3 in L f H r .,.. Z, I . N , 1, fx, 5 ,' K -... it I ' A 1 ' V, ax ll Y NM 4,1 w '1-,R X 4 A X X . . li V he iz. L ' J M b Ig A , . ' 5' ff' M K H. I J v fl- r I , M via, C I l 'OX I All t fr . ' if ' X ,X i F r r f-1 ,M 94? 1' C ' ' ,, ' 5 . L 2 N . .D in I flffll- I A l wwf' Pat Cook Tony Coronado Carolyn Couser -Au. 11 '- Ruchard Davxs Mmerva De Leon Alex De Los Santos 'S 44' M I' Nettle Ensenhower Elsue Evans Kenneth Falconer Dlckey Flores Ernestma Flores Gloria Flores ,- Aluce Crowley Mary Cruz Barbara Dardeman Kathleen Denms Ronald Durban Bernrce Easley -rf' Kenneth Farenbach all 4' 2 l Mary Foz Vernon Fewell 'Zi' Rachel Flores WV Betty Forrest Duane Frank ewsr'K Carlos Davila :N Q95 i 4. we Beverly Ebert Duane Flores 14 Davrd Franklin '13 - D t o is F ' FQ fxx K, 'X ry - i VT v Q uw ,f vi 1 ', K. , I -2 'Q , 1 x rl E L E Q ' fm Q A aw t R rf? f E 2-D all '- 4' it ' T wc.-F in , - W vb D 'ah 1 'Q R F E 3 - - ' ' ' 155 rea ff 'NL R 0,5 N ,..t IQ..-,fe f ix , :H '.: x . E 2 - -P . I -Q Q L ' an D J 4 W Y 4? A Y' l fl 2 F 3 '17 5 rf, S an 3' , wg. I 'A E, - ' f 1 I ,Y , 4 F .a X55 X f 1 A 4 -' Y ., . , -. ',', 1' 1 41, Sylvua Flores Alex Garcia Elvnra Gonzales Armandma Gallan Rachel Garua Dora Garza Sherman Galloway Ecrdro Garlbav Irene Gonzales Romero Gamboa Charles Garmon Amelua Garza Richard Gonzales George Gonzales llasalmda Gonzales Horfense Gonzales gj,p,,,.4 gon, Franlm Gash Lydia Garza June Gibson Doris Gilberr Celia Gomez Elisa Gome Mary Gamez Geraldine is Gonzales 4 46 Henry Honesro 4' 1-lp Patsy Groff S -'sf G. 49 Q, Manuel Guerra Mary Helen Guerra Eugene Herrera Joyce Hays Carmen Herrera Josephine Jlmlnez Rlchard Johnson Sammy Hernandez Rrchard Johnston Eugene Hrcks -i Frances Hulzor ev Terry Herrera Joe Home Bertha Hetfler Alglor Hyun 17' fephen Guulurdo Irene Guerra Solomon Guerra f5n Fred Jones Dovrd Juarez Juhus Kalmus X 'B James Hodge Alfred Jerome 'Q 1.72 Q -4 q-.fN, , - .. 1- 32 , ,.., ,,, , .. Helen Kline A Betty Jo La Mon ,. it mf? '- if .ff 'V R Q ij J 1. , Az fl x . 1: -4' -T r . Johnny Leal fx Q' X L g bfi? X .ta ., A 4 3 5 K Q L 4 t -fb. Terry Lelster Jeannette Ltttlefleld Claudla Loeser Melinda Longorla Henry Lopez Margaret Lopez Oscar Lopez Barbara Love Duane Lowery Geraldnne Luker Robert Mamas Mary Madera Manuel Morales Dorothy Matthews Barbara May Hugh McCarley Nancy McDermand .lanella McKmsey Leo Mendoza Lynette Menzel Fanny Mitchell Johnny Mntchell Carl Moon e-'1 ....-1 ' 'VW Martha Morgan 2 ' Lupe Mora Mary Lou Morreo 4 . .1 I J, si . ,R I W I 1, fwvi ' l ' ' lf 1. 5 J 71 W 1' -,ASQ Q s Q 4 E5 Y t A , .QU X 1 3- '- ., 'RW le. J ,' .' dv' H r 'Qu Q X ' xv . K 1 v 3 ,Qi f K N L 5 'v ll v wif L. 71 N t lr Y . 6 A if L A 2 4 g -V 'V L , ' ' 3 3 :av f, gg L P - 7 .ss v r v 4 gf' . V .. Q ., :Q v., X I 'XA in li I 4 Ale li' cf' A H 1 ,MMR . 1' A O l A ' ' QF K -H' -vw 9 i Jn Harry Ortega .1 Isabella Padnlla i Jesse Padlllo ,Q ,f an 'sfo 7' 1,11 ' Jw Janne Morrls Spencer Morrls Thomas Morrls Dora Mum: Alma Munoz Beny Jo Mullely Olgo Murray Gregory Musqunz Eorlme Newman lmda Nnefo Carol Sue Nom Rlchard Noyola ,.,. Bobby Paroh I Donald Paul Hector Peroles Fedella Perez Homer Perez Yolanda Pe Carlos Pmedo Shirley Pursch Annle Ramirez Arne Ramnrez Evangeline Romrrez Jlmmy Ramirez Mana Ramlrez 4' 1 Morgarei Poslron Joan Parton YE I ' I? XXX Aw ' M , 1 s M -'if p M 1:5 ' 4 y . 2 .5 E 1 VX K 7 - 4 5 l I L ' Xi? e I - V' . 'ri L ,A Q A A 'g K L mx . A I f ' . A N R 2' Q , - V 'V ' -' - l Qi: if f L X ' , f 1 v X . Q' Q h Ll Q '. as ' A -J N ', I ir Q' 2 I - 3 4 , N A f sb' ' 1 ' f ll S 1- A . V I A x . . - 'lb i V Y rig, 3' - i ' 1' if Y '- ' Q- .LA M, W. -4 llll 5 'F 5 I 'AJ x L: i gf . , I 'WNW f 2 i 0 X ,xl K ll Q J K... 1 i A A X xr I A If . 1 A sl I ' N ' l on , , Q it f A 4' if - 4 M A K ., X L I if . S 4 I'-Q, '51, ,f ,ws '-B xxx, Rudy Ramirez Joe Ramos Irene Rathburn Arthur Rhodes Ruchard Rodrnguez Sylvia Rodriguez Jeanette Raeschke Raul Romo Victor Romo Arthur Rosales '11 Bobble Jo Ruley Pablo Rios Albert Robmson f 3 sad Hifi Donald Robinson Ronald Robmson Frank Rocamontez Benlamm Rodruguez Benny Rodriguez Dickey Rodriguez Gilbert Rodnguez Marla Rodriguez V I -.4 I' Ofelua Rodruguez . qlobz, , g , r:.: ert. an 'A ff ,-., 1 ' I X g Q A XL' RH' sl T . ' I M? . - N 1 ' - R 1 2 ' jv' 3 la A ' Y. L-ws f lil f' . . H. 4: if t . 2 . ,'r'u . Q, lE:gz2:aa2e1'5.t i g f5'l!7 '.1 ,I Q7 - I U U , ff' l 1 1.-R if gig ix A A - fi' , 1 f 5, ' x A V QR 5 L V ' V' N 'I . , R ' ' .1 Q, I Z A A l , ,A 3 ' 5 Q ' 'I?',J ,, R dv mu. 'Sw 4s Wi, gr' CPFC 'T' -T vm irfimk ff Tommy Spangler Kappn Jean Smrth Dons Ross James Stautzenberger Duane Russell Angle Saenz Fred Salmas Voctorlu Salazar Estella Sanchez Ann Stemman Albert Savagnan Robert Schafer Carol Schaefer Jo ANI Sthnelly Martha Steunman Rose Segovm I EWU' Sells Mary Steinman Glenn Seymour Elaine Stewart Sandra Shew A1 Gary Stone ,J Car .ar Rllby 5OlIS Ronald Tefzel Car Thornton pew Tmlm 'Z-' I Roger Torres Alben Trevmo Diane Tfevmo me 1 oe Trevuno Mary Trevrno Jo In at g,..., o Vnlask Edward Valdez Gene Valdez an 'M -Q , ,A-of lf A K2 Alfonso Ve SG R'- Sie Veffl Mateo Vla Jane Vrllorreal Hope Torres -AW 'Will Elsle yce Tryharf Charles U 'Q' W9 Joe Vasquez Trevmo Ol fi 4- Q Q ,W Y , I F I i X 4: PS ,p . 1 ,ad . 7 ,Q 44' 4 r,q . f if TW R Ai an 'if V p I ' l I . - J 2 4' r v f 2 we V 1. 1 . N-, ,r.. . e , .1-. I? - ' , A 4 V ' ' Q, ii lr., ,.,. N - if , ' . 2 , , f -W s,,, ny, .- J . . A A 1 A A I K I 1' fx in ,N W-A , ef p ' 1 . A R., I ,A 6 1 it ' I e , .. ,L X 'A Z, 1 L- Johnny Wells .ff Jack Woodard Mr Tren9Cl1eyney Co Freshman Class Sponsor Douglas Webb Aex Welgand 'Q Thomas m.IlklI'I5OII Barbara Werneffe TommY wlme .4 Basil Wnlson David Wong Mmerva Zamora IQ G9 'T' Jesse Zumga Rebecca Zumga Mrs Dons Neldorf Co Freshman Class Sponsor N -f f ai. l I . ef' 1 . ., 5: .' I 3 . K A s .5 'A l S' 'Y X . 5- ' 1 x , Q . E 4 Z J A - ,Q L . kr,. ' 4' 1 5 ,. A , U K yr . 4 L' .K if v 4 5 'lr z 'K ' A gy, x ,A Qzggzgg r fig? 5 .u . . AN 3 .q I df ,, 5 ,Q 9 0 xx 'Sas' U 60 BS' oo xf' 5 65 RA X- 5. o 461 Y 9. 8- YS 2- -Po rf ' Q' 'Woo ra Qu' 9' W sw 9-O 2- 'Ao 0 xx 'I' ' t' N-L. pdtooovooqo -u',,, ox- va' 1010 5'.,',,w . YN K wilnifw, 'F so yhouh 1' Y ,to Xie I I ,K 5. . Srk 6 Wim w Q , q?ao1x 1 vj ..,S fog, S msc W P9 Xe . o' MJ' P O' Y. YYon::oqc:'1o19'o' P , 54 sV.yXo N4 5 Y. S .5 81-G4 ofox' 0 e5'e1e s .ov Yovkxogl 96,45 gov C,w'Nvxe,. D Y- tes. L X5 1 , ll Front MP, VH04145 W4 's HAH ADVISORY Polv: Q Sunlos, 4. Charles. Second Row: M. Conlroas, Cana' L l l f 'l9!, Q Perez, G, Rodrfqueg J. Monroz, Third ROWI fi Mbhwlbo, l. Torrey J. Eusg B. Cude, O. Gonzulsg 41- Ffvfvr, 4. Pulido, Mr. Wan. Fowl, Raw: If Arreguin, L Fhriqvez, 4. Casino, G, Telleq O. Covozux, A Mandel, E Femqnuu, 4, crow. rim, Row Morin, 0. lolwelrre, -L Andreode, R 8 Huixaq C Galnmago, S PIUUQU, R Garvin. : l U . lnxle . Cruz it R y, My -K fr, 5: Jong ?o lv 'Wi 5' 5 c 4,oo62o1.rq, 1,5 Mak'- N'J' 'Q S QE 4P' JC 'y 4' 'n C' 6, u I, fra o U, 15.0, y , '17 Q 'AX' O4 -9 ' ,Q ca N s :Q,414lo 'Of 1, S .V Cr 99 !,a 3' a '.1, C'- F1'0,,4 do, J' F. H y . bb nn 0, I 'x 11 ,I , 0 4 . . C 's - ' '4. I'glfUhk'y.l':h'r:'C 41 ,says ,5 Po fa' 4,13 40 ' 4A V 4:41 Vfs ' 4, fo 0 0 ' to' r 'ol 0060, - S GI, 1 :iq out-Glo' Q 4' Jff, ' 5 :sc on x , Q03 ep ul - C 'rr .gs-4 su, o P El:-,'oo 0. I' 'o 'f,, H E HOLBROOWS SMI ADVXSORY iushv, Dx, 9-. Summa, M355 Hdbxo Sunehu, 3. Renhu, dvighd, G. VNSS BENM hon! Rovh NK. F. V-e1ss,B,Wogon Second Row: W. Curd, G. Dofnkngun, H. Busko. Third Row: D. Andaman, 3. Pun, H, Mu Wnghhnev, 3, Lornben, 3. Bowman, I, Hdbordier. Fourth iowa J. Havnondax, NN. L. loaves, L, Gorman, 3. Schuh, D, Whornos, NN. E. Thomas. Hhh Row: M. Gon1.oXo1., N. mn., 5, coou, L, wmmh, N, Hoppe. C. Ybcuho, B. L Otievpohh A. Thomas, L. Batch, Nhhorboso. Y. xi kwxmm S Q4 pgf Ou 55.6 xx N' P-60008 6 We 0 E, Coxmooo 2 C, 1 C,0uoX oe f vb' rf J , .- ffl f ,f ff f 3 N k 0060, 08 P0 1 fo. 1 'ee 0 J' .r f ir ' ,p of 04 Pe 47? V r J QOS-e'+Q, '-: fe off, 0444, 90 f . 9: P 8+ Q, 47' J- lp , 8006. 180 QQ., J- 9 so 4: 4 J' O .lt 550' -4 41 1004- f 81' 'P ' 40 0003 Goo o'b,56 oo coo Q,- e,,'4, 'Hr ,Q f 113 A04-,, 34, 4,3 0 . 4? 402 'd4':4 9 444. Q is 004 '4 41 LE- P! ,7 1 'lf J' Q. 4,000 - J. 'sw eco 5 ff 'f 0 o . Poo, OOVQ A . A II, ,go Q0 ,t ' . YW ' has P . ',' . + f f'n.M X... Q li! f X MISS BETTY JEAN POWELL'S 8BY ADVISORY Row: M. Garza, B. Jiminez, L. Smith, O. Urquizo, S. Roberts, Miss Powell Row: A. Rodriguez, O. Roias, A. Mackey, P. Curmack, K. Knippa, O L. Lozanc. Third Row: B. Pawloski, N. Raulio, A, Knodle, M. Frey . Suafhoff, V. Srricklin, J. Paul, J. Horn, J. Jones, M. McGee. Fourih Row: .I oker, R. Manzke, J. Hopkin, R. Welch, L. Adams, D. Becker, B. Thomas, J. B nnings, W. Lynn, C. Manning, R. Sanchez, B. Barnes h 4 m I If W., I 'fy fri, F, ' f fll 'fffjf' I , fy fl, ff J ffl, If ' I If l ff! ff f. I Vfyff f I ll .X I, . 'Fl' . 'I 6 Q :V . ,D ' F f Fro E nfl? M ow: P . Solo P PS BETH' B'E4U41ON7 S GBR 4 . Golvon, P, Urdioles, P. Rodr' s. Second Row: .L lowry, 41. credes, B. oflOWSkll C. Pehfro Cosn7lo, D, Morhbez I Morllb, B. Beau J Correon, DVISORY fguez, E Mora, R. Member lozono, 4 I-lewwirg li Com' e, 41. Dennrk, D. Vborbo. flrhd , L Confu, 0. Flores, L Pere fhonf. I-'ourrlr Pow: R slblikl. li 4rnol0f 0, Perez, 8. Deleon, R I, G. Pe , D, Wolf E Menard .LDU U,. OJ 5 P01 S Voro, W -L Mon! yes ogu , 8. So W7 174 lozor, o P O'Ne 5- gx Q T MR. JUD ADAMS' 8Bl. ADVISORY Front Row: G. McClure, A. Gomez, S. Armstrong, M. Hernandez, A. Rhodes, E. lopez, A. Knight, D. Blevins. Second Row: J. Cruz, M. L. Mendoza, D. Miles, B. Houser, B. Shock, H. Garza, Y. Guerra, G. Delos Santos, K. MerriN. Third Row: P. Flowers, J. Lucker, G. Pedraza, M, Hickson, M. Villareal, R. Garcia, l. Rodriguez, E. Rhodes. Fourth Row: A. Balderrama, E, Garza, L. Spear, M. DeSha, H. Jackson, R. Trevino, F. Sohn, E. Trevino, B. Cruz, Mr. Adams. hm K. i .xl .3 W W .wr . F ai A A ' .egg 5 ,3Jqw, .fm 4 fe 1 if .N I M: 'th Nui' 4 K gm 'Q '. ,LF 33,5 .f K, r,o x - ry , x, Y feng: kiwi. D 44155 JSA 1 . f A F A. f Mi,,nZ'0'hsi,,,WollocZrnZ deIN FUQ5-RIS gwswfmwwmwmz 7.4, Golvg Rodrig Ufgl J- es, 8' ' R. 'LGI' C VISOR? qmonfeni I'-Uuzez' l. c4E 'l'r Rod buelo'eS.' fq 9E'l I R' MCA: RoW'qque'4i7 rzrd Roz' G' .:io 'RM' Medi soils V J' C ' - ,q we' ly Ga, OW: R no, M , H, or,e5m,,h RM17leC' go,,,0gzP, Rekeiqcex. 9, W ' Vffior- I-'eye' 0.41, , R. BQ, real ff, I en, l e 'o,, ' M, ' GQ, - ' J. lo Aush. lo, zqno. nl P- ORY xucgs. ADW5 W- . M X-UCAS. 8B'Udc R. Suucedar Gonna. WRUA P Gaim al Schew. M. Guef A MR' , C. Gieiiiscebedof PhiWPPeiAendo1-U' A geuie I Y . 'no. ' . 3. heir I D' M GU2 e'o,Cia. Ni' vexiiaunh Rowfiores, L Sun:-weiif W3 ' .S. GU 'ne1-- . .L J- C, BW' Rohird Rotido V' Maru! Rodngue 'RA Ned' Sgo 9 ' Rogers. ' F' Cgniu' Pe'e1'o iconic' W., v.. ldumi . ' mm Row' aodfi9'e ' Cughiio- MGWSMY. 5' D, Sian' G' B in 4 ' a s a 'Hr im Q f 'S fipaja 1, A.,-ii? X -.QE-5, I Av- Qian ff by 39 i ,WV X If vw R jf 4 X .T-.5 hiv as -uXu-if , A 'Mg 'fm'-Q Us A! - 'ws X50 onx091 at Ne. C' W S0 1' X. y UNE go 0 Q 81:0 mo-Ns X60 ol oe L o v R Sexof' G1 3 90111022 to vs P- 'Ae I E e 6, o S-1oNv'o'u rl 'womb oxoexavtv' P' Wi, sux G1 o 0' Y ,A Kvemnoi yhc'00x5Q1 KXN6 3 Conox:5o1oXeS Q xl OX01' Nd 5-zlmaevs cogooog We. V' 9 'EXDW5' X' 11G o' xloxaei' 5 I 0tg0l -r X v fr., V N ' ' Y I . 5 ' 1 YYKGXP P 9 Y' 'N x o code' sogx I T r 1 ..- ,,V eg, f 4 Mhwugif M , MISS MYRTLE pn-AND ADVISQR Fran' R ow C B IYN11 G Gomez' G came J Wo S, B Tull lfe BY J Homer :On-mo S wG,ll' R GDYU1 I Y ' el., Mez xanga, C Rianilrekosules 1, Mrs K A , 5 ' 1: . A X Q, ' ' ' ' 4 -fl 3 4Tj I , ,aff , ' 13254. 5 ' f N ,- -f - ,Q rg- . ,- 'X V I - , A ' YL,', I , I, 'fly , iff ff s:, if W' I -My ,ffxx I. X I ,f , , f f I ,,,.. . V 'LQ f I ' A 3, ,,9f7, 1 -, ,j . ..,, 5? ' Q A ' H ,H 24fwg fJ wf Q-QM. 13 . . ' , J, W, li X I V 4 . A 5' 3 an V , .15 . 5 ' lx I 233 L . I N 1 , Y? ?,,' . A -1-, ,.,, I 3 . 9. , V? --I 'I .1 Jim sp L . YQ . ,'?rg, 'ici-sf?-5l32I,3-Yffli' . ni W W ,Q V 4 . 3 i ,',',....,4:....'...g.L- M A , if HA i N 552,-32:23-j,'I::f,iZ5Zv ,g 4 '51 fi: 1f:?:f:I:!f:i1:!-:'?f:f , ai? X -Sf:r::-:g-:':3::':3- . . 0 r W x LL A 'fi sw - 4 ,t e 1' X b V X , if - 'A . uf Q j. A Q., 'S I 5' bm im x J Q .5 X fx-. , '-1' , vd ' , ' ' - ' Q, 19.04 - . r .xxx J' 515' , A 9 V15 Q. Mg. 4 f H 5 A, K' sw a - ' a 0 M J , f -' Po . X I I S6 l X I . W Fx :din t N' ' 5 ' U . Go' 'o .9 Y ,nv Q , 4, '? - , . , h -. - lm. C. C vw fi ., lj '- ' ' . , U V' . 1 Z--'M I, . f ' Ag . , W 11 1' : hi' V5 V I sf' ff?-. fx OO 3 x O' VX .., ic q . ,W ., 5: :lf H. -Q4 ix ,, ,B- -x . , Third Row: J. Buitron Sherbondy, J. Patterson, B. Boatright King. A. ,Toress, E. Sammons, C. Walker, J. ok. Fourth Row: O. Gutirrez, E. E. Rodriguez, G. Quan, S. Rivas, Ball, M. Schmidt, K. Kay, M. Denton, ...ii 'L MR. HAROLD UECKE R'S BBY ADVISORY Front Row: M. Morales, A. Ardila, L. Taylor, C. Rodriguez, Y. Gallardo, G. Torres, G. Val dez. Second Row: B. J. Dury, G. Castillo, M. L. Morales, E. Robles, S. Casiano, R. Rodriguez, E. Phillippe, L. A. Williams, V. Tiemann. Third Row: L. Ruido, D. Wilson, L. Martinez, J. Silva, A. Salvngno, J. Castellano, M . R. Garza, Fourth Row: E. C. Cardenas, R. Carrell, S. Mr. H. Uecker. Fro M F H' R J QGr,,qndow.. 'L 804,518 S EL o UC fnf,,,o do, E Mqgefa, 4 '4N4 Rom- G4 lf' M' It 370l ' aldonado, W. Davis, B. Moses, R. Rubio, H. Reyes, -5 G, 5 s, ez, '44, -c., I R, ' , ., anhoqy R, Pooffdozolfrrereqs lopez' VK Rabi ,qbvl S. Ill M f 8 s o So Thorn oh rg J . Rid, eg-and So, O Ry '01, 90 'ef A' ' le 4 uclfo 1 In llder 1, 1, so :rd R G Aa o 'high . flqn bon f D H' f N f , A U I'-'s A iw, f 8 its 2 X L v MR-S1 JO VCE lOS5N'S Fronr Row: Mrs. losen, L Vera, Q Del Row: Q Hivas, 4. lopez, C Jo Sanchez. flu?-d Row: C Hernandez, M. Salav E Avellano, li 'bk 3 if f os Sa nes Bash O, J 49 VISOR? nfos, 4. Zepedo, G. Vega. Second , l. CUIIQTUO, R. Guerra, L Alvarado, D. en, 4. Gonzales, M. Medina, M. Chavez, C . Garza, K Chavez. Fourth Row: l. Peralfo, P. Marin era, H Sierra, Q Garcia, M. Sosales Rodriguez. ,Xi-annum x. MR. JAMES GUllEY'S 7AL ADVISORY Front Row: T. Charo, H, Villareal, P. Barnard, F. Garcia. Second Row: G. Gonzales, D. Utz, C. Lewis, M. Ayala, R. Guiterrez, S. Paloma, C. Vega, Third Row: L. Vogt, H. Santillian, I. Perez, R, Flores, K. Thompson, D. Breig, A. Flores, C. Chanez, Mr. Gulley. Fourth Row: E. Rodriguez, J. Hernandez, R. Guerra, A. Villareal, R. Medlin, J. Russell, F. Escolera, V. Villareal. 5 s sch, Pow MISS - . -' c Jzo, AV 0, W5-N W ve Y 'rm 1 i . . r 5o,' -'fel 'd dye ' 41 Vis S e' 5 Urie9a 41 . 'z e'0n 'E .L 140 , I Ole: d R 41 55 e,,eZ , A How: J o,eh 8 G , G er . Ri ' f cZ '5 seivvwfh gldonqdiky ev ' . ' j . V , on J'ls ', Zc '0. o, 1'z I Me ' Comps. Co flngd' -l C:de, Us Sr ko slr,-' , 4 , 4 wi. , ' Zuni C 8. 190 Ur!-fo CRY te R' ADVTS Yuen Y ANNS 7Au Jqmenelv Lymenei. 3' Raevx V-EMM Gorda' 5' R. M' it-nd 'owl MR HE GUY1-5 1 J. 1re o'l Q1u Canto. Row. J. De :A Row: Mi or0'x5'A' Breigf tow. D. VA' sefo e. ' ' . A ' th ' - nel' Esimdc' o NL 7-eduigyes, 3' Rig Davila- Fixation. J' Rotizdien Leystr buns N. mmgue-1., Petal' J. G Hai Y- '1 0' dv ' n-0'9 ' Leqi, ' E500 ' J. Co xunedxr nundei. R. osquei- VT: Wit L... '4,.e MR. RONNIE LUCKE S 7BE ADVISORY Front Row: M. Martinez, B. Kark, J Adknsson B Lopez A Gollardo G Granato Second Row: J. Puente, R, Perez, O Garza C Vriegas E Guerrero D Winans Third Row: A. Gonzales, R. Sanchez J Mongum L Vega M Galvan E Cam Fourth Row: J. Brasington, R. Garcia C Muxey J Torres D LaFon Y Arrellano E. Esparza, J. Tabor, Fifth Row: E Quuntamlla R Brewer L Christian L Acostu A. Martinez. Sixth Row: M. Johnston J Rocha D Perez R DeLa Crux R Rodrlquez J. Valdez, B. Ortiz, R. Becker, me MISS SHIRLEY DA . Miller, C. Duhafn, A. Herr Row: R. Boenig, H. R ' Wernette, Miss Darrow. Baultinghouse, O. S luna, D i P MRS. IRIS PORTER? 78 Front Row: K Mercado, L Raines, M. lloyaj S. Ch A. Salas, M. Rodriguez, S. Reyes, l. Nol D. Hernandez, E. Srrielrlin, M. Go Hiclrson, A. Ortega, T. No R. Villarreal R. Far' arles, S. Mo fett. Seton an, P. Guerrero. Third Inez, B. Esparza, M. Frist yola, P. Trevino, J. Mendez las, R. Hernandez, S. Masch ' 'N . .,, ' d Row' Row' an. F , R. l J. M Front Row: R Second RRO W'S 780 ADVISORY ler, R. Charo, B. Phillip, M. Salazag odrlguez, J. Avelor, B. lerlna, R. A. Ellis, . R Third Row: P. Ybarby, M. A. Bailey, J. Hulh, Guerra, E. Garcia, M. Medrano, R. Topez. Fourth . -Iaclrel J. Rosales, A. Cantu, R. Sepulveda, J. Flore . T. Po . R. Hu ourrh ongor' onten pe, M. Blaclrln 'nnhreys A. Row: E East la. Fifth Row: egro, E ontr on, Hern wood P. W eras, andez , H oodw R A . kahl sf ard G. Cowan, . guirre. 'N Q H a ago, J. Suggs, 'C A. Alaven, I Alvarado, -I. Row: J. Ruiz, J. Talle, W s, D. Guerra. Esparza, ii- Yay V-Ps DELL NN PXTS TRY PJNXSORY ' S. ?uXKdo, R. ?oXN, B. 1eXXe-1, L. Looe, S. Burckogo, Cum., C. Reno-Ades, L Nxonkom, R. Roddquei, Y. GLHXX-an, Ld. Skekkd, R. ConoXes, L. Row: P. Gouo, S. RodrHgue1., ' R. Gordo, R. Edwords. V n 5. Lopez, B. Romue-1., Nou, N.. Vohdo, NX. Thkvd Row-. NN. 'I-omowo, Nlonce, C. Besch. Younh son, NL Show Y-.11evxon, CoXdero , -. NNKss Stokd. no, L. P-ndev Row n 3. ore e1,3. ROW: 0. Second Monk , to 3. NN Brewsl from rero. oton, 3. R. Con , evo, G F Bot L E hom, 'Roma l Lyme, . thong of, 3. Nh L 'NoXie, L G. Neko, 3. SOXO1- 'V' 1 'koseokor , 3. Gudyot do, ner, E. Soku, mom XSS MARY LOUXSE LMHANVS 'IB P-DV Lothom, . oves, R. Posnon, R. Ylemoodu, 3. Lope1, . 1-on. Second Row: R. Bode, R. PneXXono, R. RosoXes, Ld. Trknkdod, . L Soundevs. Thhd Row: A. ReXN, L. NNkV.eseXX, 5. Cdhns, E. Lucfxs, . ' 1, L. Sonchei. Fourth Row: B. Nkse, G. Vkkosuigo, 3. Sobedto, 5. Benovides, M. Boehm. Rhotet, 3. Dx Y. Goindo, owe, D. Gexge 'bo1, R. Leos, G. D. Game-L, D. Codeno, N. L iosohs, S.Vosque1., R. Con K1 XSOR X Vx Y' Tux L Lo 1 0' 9 sg. F' ,uw ,Q .R--ff if 2-is Nllso w s X D A R0 'Agni B G 5 Q03 C0 em Nagel? lAe'l 'nas 'i o1 R S EDlZBNiuf e11y,ifd Row dei 1-qlei 1-elnon R 69 uellc-:Y LH yyerrew ROW one ' non' bl 1 wat' Gi Tlx V 'll rv' ' 29 The Junior High plays a very significant part in our school There are peppy Junior High Advisories always willing to participate in any school activity They have many clubs such as Junior School Nat'l Honor Society, Student Council, and Junior Red Cross lust to name a few Besides all of these social affairs they have on exceptionally energetic athletic squad be the ones to lead Burbank For in them, we are sure to find ambition and pep and a will to help when they are needed. The Terrier Band and O. J. Pups are proving to us that they will keep up their hard working reputation and one day give us a great This ambitious group of students will one day organization. ch0'l wt Rod ueivitw' QS 0 Junior High Activities Homemnkers enisrfcun various do parties. sses uf Chrisfn-ms -7 fi in K , L X gi, Q,,f ,6 '77 ofa 0940 .r 04 Q7 oo, 3010 'Q MQW' Q 4 E H gf ,- W Ji' .K wiv ff, f av 'zz W i if .X gqlxm A 5, fffiffzd i X 2 sfx, ' Coz 5- is . - 1 '6,so 'b Af i if X L sl..-ff ' Q 0.1- 1' 4 49,600 V o,l. o 9 A N Clubs Organizations are the heart of the school They work toward one goal... Good character and high standards The making ofa better school, And when this succeeds.. . It makes each student a better American... Organizations bind the students together interest . . . A common interest of getting to know And to help others. .. Here in the school, home Far, far away in other countries.. As years go by, common fellowship Ties fast the sweetest memories . . . Memories of fun and work Which will never be forgotten . .. in one .as 415 riffs.. Gerald Jacobs Tammy .lohnslon Bobby Jordan George Kalmoslu 149 K Rudy Adams Carol Anderson Margaret Barrera Delores Bowman 4 Q! Y J J' George Guynes Quannah Hegwaod Glorra Hernandez Mary Hume Mary A BYCIIQZ Jean Brrnker Art Brown Charles Butler Horace Bozeman fi! 'qv' X ZW Davrd Falconer Davrd Fernandez Darrell Garman Lrnda Garman Martha Garza Studen I June Cannan Thea Ann Chappel Alice Cole lavon Callrns :ke Crrstofoleno Mary L Cruz Rrchard Curry Maurice Dacber! Rosalre Dueclcer Jeanette Dundoro Phrllrp Ebensberger Richard Edmmsfon K A X Q as ' Q 3 -,f-lr' an ' 'av Kg U . , . 1 1 M :, y t u X . 3 , 5, A ' W my we rl' . 1 :fl--v l J .egg f Q ' x V X M. . ,Vik L I Q 1 . 3 V- xg f F , 1 it A A A u r' ' yi ,as t V .X M . M J '2. - , Z, Q W . . iw! 5 ,, wnryq . 'J Wg . A X! ii A . 2' , 3 is g , ' i ,yy MN' 5 Af .Q ag. -31 ,W 4, r W cf y if G' , ,, A .V 5 X ' . AL V i-Af ' l'l Z . 'Wh G T? ' ix .U t V ouncll Clyde Nolan Damel Overbeck Susle Perez Elsre Petta Peggy Ratllff .loo Rodrrquez Charles Rouse Wrlhe Rueter Laura Ruiz Josie Saenz Jo Ann Salazar Donald Sattler Clyde Mueller Hazel McDougal Delores Medford Antonro Mendez lols Naumann Barbara Nlchols Doyle Scott Jane Sparks Mary l Strey Peggy Thomas Catherine Thomas Carolyn Knandol Geraldine lulxer Dorothy Matthews Gary Matthews XQ x Q, V? 'UN 'X-4 Larry Peabody mn 41 ar Le lenora Turner Jerry Treyblg Mary Worthing Miss Noonan 'F' ,p- Q 41 .W 1f '9 4359 1 Q? I' eg 435' li was use 'ky IQ? Yin F NX fum Qfv W G Wnlson MN Ray Vera in N' Q Mr. Gilbreath Clyde Nolan fl Barbara Akerman fo., ,N yr,-5. Mack Bowman Wayne Etfer if' ff Mrs. Davis 1 ' National Honor Society A Bruce Bam Tommy Alhls ,411 A- Beny Brenan Anna Niemeyer Jo Ann Ozemenf 'N 5-45 -or -9 fs LQ Robert Barley Vlvlan Bennett rar' l Dowd Brown Charles Butler Dqvgd Falcone, Mary I, Felun David Fernandez , . , 'RW Joellu Ries Rlchard Young Ruchard Edmmslon ... 7 li? -.A X fx llxllkllll xl Bull Beran Waldo Bnher Delores Bowman qu- Ahqe Coe Peggy Duckey Beverly Eben ,nn -ef? Duane Frank Vurgma Gcrcua Lydia Garza if R.. f X Ag ' XXX? ' ' - 'JQXQX l'IJl 'f:, V F ' V ,eff All ff' I , B . ' .. X L , A5 N ' E ,133 K , Af f - - o' - ' eg' Will, - 324. A ,, S-xg da Ak, V N' Xb 4, fn-K r.. Q Zvi? 4 ,.,. K 'l ' X 4 fe, 'x K M f' ,Y 1 I A1 3 yr A a , get Ye Q Q B 1 ff o,oe , f or of 4 ,- 2 D - 5 KK, K , W I' fy Els' f L5 X l x A . , I . r g B' - D e r , zuiu ' my A ,hw L Ml E . Ag ? T' X , no l o g -, W -if ' , 3 A r V- 1' V , 2 B E ' R VA . Wil' 0' I M ,..., A it Q qi u .. is BMV K e , - x . . Q -of James Hodges Fella Garza George Guynes Myrtle Hull Mary Hume Joel Horlen Lorena Legnon fir ,Jin Andrew Perez Martha Reeves 1 Evert! Shaefer John Sculz is New ,di ae, me, ,Am Peggy Thomas Beverly Thompson R Gary Matthews Marlene Moore Elsa Munlz Belfy Norrus VN' Beafrnce Rrco Joanne Schnelle Carolyn Thompson 'Nw Larry Peabody 'R W,ll,e Ruerer Asda Rodruquez Elame Saafhoff Donald Saffler l-ty! I Kappe Smnh Alma Sadler Davud Soto Catherme Thomas q ar Evelyn Townsend Jerry Trylng Connie Wash Sandra Welch 'Oh 5 N, Nl K, M , -QQ f. ' ,., . ., , AA 'A ' A- . I f - .H - he is 8 Q. 1... y- '. ,- K, ,Q I. . . me as 5 eeee he er, T' ' gg T T Elfw- fe y an F M lg X , M T o Y X I ' 2 Q . T W fi .Q T 5,1 ,y s no A mfs, J, W4 Y we ,sr T T, ,MTE ff W X va FYI, . is ' X . y . T . ,, ' bf 6 W 5 We T is x v H rf , K5 ' A., , ' :H Af-v -- 2, Q 1' O ' Z5 . X P K 6 X Al --- - - - W' V W Q ' . , ,T . ,, .f . of , ' Zo. 5 2 T ' Y .f .Q . 4 , , U 'K T 1 Q I ll I W l V Q3 -'P '---e , ' - ' 1 'Qian 1, 4 'Off 09 4187 Sr' ' S o u,c.' 4 solo IX ' f , I 4 D. Medford, Second Vice-Pres., A. Cole, President, M. Hime, First Vice-Pres., Mrs. Dootz, H. Russell, C. Thompson, M. Bonus, E. Hoy, L. Collins, H. McDougal, R. Duecker, B. Mace, F. Titus, L. legnon, Mrs. Cole, ond Mrs. Collins take part in initiation of club officers. .5352 ez. e,,. od, - M lo e . 40,2 s, spefel e'n,,o, 'fn,b1' 'Y B 9 11,5 ' 4, I:-'4-,,, S olld elfh' . H 'Off eye, Od ee ' on Ue, . Q, , E if! Q 'J' 1- tables in D. Marhnez, I. Florey, L. Ferguson, L. Mora, C. Griffin, and ,Qs The Homemakers held open house for various classes during the Christmas season. The girls decorated their appropriate holiday theme. ...Q K. Dennis enioy using the school's newesf sewing machine. omemakers , Shirley Darrow co-sponsors the Homemakers. f Tx NO' 4 'm b vii I 60' 096 Agn' ,609 G. C91 yL. ae'-ol -ns. n 1 is . W X9 NK .ngevpl 9.. Co ,NV Sena' P' 'fi Sl' Ji-,tusxitxl 8'o1ml,1 nfm3. loimvives' 15 6' 90 Ao' Q1-. ' Nova seole we cove 5699 Rome ore .5 B- 'L C Ngo G we-1 No.--'c,v. mix. xv e 49 5. gm' 5, 0 6. o P - m hgdnorx xohnsio ww- ' .vu zz N ,, U. ' 103 '- Nw. w w 'f. l 1 - ' L ii .. if if 'Xia - fi, 2- ff: li A, , , x .3 , ., W In n.l rf ' 1-. 5 Cv'he'i e Thomas Eva Hoy Connie Herrera Yolanda Gallo Herlinda Martinez Pfesidenl Vice-Presideni Secretary Recording Segrefqry -neasurer an Q- 4. 'fair Mavis Perez Anna Niemeyer Club Virginia Escobedo Mary Jo Mosley Quannah Hegwood Judy Ordonez Carol Kowalski Elizabefh Paganuccl Barbara Siaunenberg Mrs Olidene McDermand Mr Woodrow Cavanuugh Carolyn Thompson ogy., .N r -' .17 3. Rita Flores Reparler y f 5 s if w , mr! . 7' Patty Townsend WK- C , -J -an V- -X so f 1 G 5 Glen Gardner Gu,-y Manhews Homer Tumlinson Tommy Mathis The Burbank Servuce Orgamzatnon was storted thus year and IS affnluated wlth the Orange Jackets Thenr purpose us to mamtam sufflcuent order at our school actlvltles Besldes travelung to all school functions with our Orange Jackets these men serve as Honor Guards whenever and wherever they march The students welcome you and your service to our bugger and better Burbank Mr Trent Cheyney Sponsor 48 xx-is 'va-if Lurry Peabody R e Benheld Delaney Turner Clifford Ohlenburger Preslcle gl Dovld Fernandez 9 0 O 1 QX 1 1 . . , I ' f My r f. -1, f ws, Z., ':.',5EI'f- .Y V VA 4 , , 2 3113, zffiafl 6 JA' 'f f gfii l S, ,g li f swf- ' :za '1 . ' V a f ' gs I . ' , 1 J ' frgfzfflis . L-7 ' 2, NN ii? . ' me is v 4 2 . Ne' ,-.fr S fs 1, 2 I T75 , l x, 'A T, l x W X .ff 5 ' - - ' Ig. --171: V 3- s R . 11 .N .- i-.11 xa' ff Q- ' Y, Y W ' --4--f . E Y- ,,.-t...- ,,..-.4- 4, The Collegianaires Collegianaires Co-Sponsors, Mrs. Meda 0'Connell and Mrs. Elaine zc'l 'ad lCl', discuss college bulletins with Collegianaires President Gary Matthews. .K 'J es -- Av 44 Z -Q es-. ei Gonzales, J. Tryheart, I. Rathburn, Q. Hegwood, T n D. Fernandez, M. Rodriguez, D. Santos, E. Valdez, C. Luna, J. Carter, Qx D, Hubley, G. Matthews-work toward future careers. .:.ii Wi gf ,.,.. -Q. F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America Officers-G. Ma Chaplain, E. Townsend, Reporter, J Saen T I. Lozano Presid , ecretary, D. F ce resldent-read ' educatnonal pamphlets. Mr. Pieper c , o-sponsor, discu with I cub members-H. M Perez, E. Newman, J. Riley, D. Fernandez, A. Saenz, G. R . Van Zandt, B. Brennan. sses teaching car ee artinez, H. G onzales, C. Ortega, E. Cardena Matthews, E. Towns end Ko enL Mrs nam ozano :lub presudent presents corsage to Wadford after wh om the chapter was ed Members of the Future Te h tum ac ers have a merry e at their district conventnon In U valde --an-' qv' vid- 4' 2 fa tthews . 1, reasurer , ent, B. Brennan S dez, Vi -P ' efnlln These guys ore sure hams l-lere the ofhcers take hme out for o shot S y cheese boys Pnclured leh to gh Kmcolcl .l Horlen T hnslon Rouse un Cooch Wallace R Duffy Nl Bowrn B Club 'Uh as underslundmg b':'T:l1ed to pfomoge ben en me at e' hlefes lh fdculf Y c or nd sluderlls I, I5 also C ser e vuce Sannzqhon f SC Dol 5 0' 'he school PIYI' A fo he' Wllllng g B Club b P Promote ,mmy 0 Purm. me d oy us qlwu S The B C P an help wnh any B Club meehngs are ols of lun een enloynng themselves ore C Rouse slcndmg urs! row leh io nghi .l Horlen G Kuhn second 1 W C0015 Nl owslu M Koihmun Wolluce l. Kmcmd W G WllS0n Bowman B Walker B Pexerson R Harmon ihlrd row B Gonshor R Wheeler ll Holi mann slonclmg T Johnston R DuffY C Rvuse The 5 oYs sul-'Port the Bark and Cam pu E s Ccmmem m 'heir G Ssemhly XPerlenfmg left to hgh' :A llgge dgffncully me Wman R D ff B Pelerson R H urrlson f Johnrfoz Under The guidance of Ole 'Davie Davenport are roundballers D. Lusk J. Horlen, A. Valadez, R. Cortez, Among the cinder-pounders of las! spring are ffront row-lefi Oo righilz R. Duffy, H. Quirogu, R. Wheelerg second row- T. Johnston, B. Miller and R. Harrison. we I Ab ,1- , -P Ji W W 15 fr, -iff' , lex J .. X If Q' 5 5-sh - ,Q-f xy . ww' 0' M1594 oxasgb 1 n aim' Wm Senior members of PASF are- Daniel Mus - ' . . . . . quez, Theresa C , L R Santos, Joe Rodrlquez, Miss Carmen Velasco, and Rudy Perszrilpos dum ull' Ruben Pan American e 1 . ,,,.H 57 ., A. .-V' sg 7 . ,, .f Ne .se .X , Q -:S W. W., x. Q-5' 'fi , f ... yew-1' +.v.wbq F ,k,waY,.-.jg Q 1.-. C ,sae Carolina Oriega, Mary Jim- enez, Anronio M e n d e 1, G I o r i a Rioias, Aslemira Flores, Cruz Luna, Richard Gomez, George Romero, Elva Cardenes, D e I o r e s Mariinez, a n d T o m m y Mathis are the .lunior mem- bers of the organization. Representing the Sophomore Class are: P.A.S.F. members Margaret Barrera, Rosario Charles, Peggy Meneses, Hilda Hernandez, Jeanie Davis, Ray Vera, Frank Perez, and Fernando Lerma. Student Forum The Freshmen members of the :lub are: Alma Reyes, Amelia Garza, Sylvia Franks, Pauline Montalbo, Andrea Contio, Betty Aguera, Mary Modra, Freddie Rodriquiz, Alex De los Santos, and Bertha Hettler. ' st w l ul' - ,ht.wNii' eq- -f 4 X Q , . n '. X Atv' ' gfw, 'Wt S x ani A K vff-stef' 1 , We , QW, v we M tw, X .Meqvi Q, 1 D 'qw '3 V Rf..--sf LOU ,X , to R911-r PY , . if icuii eside nl W 1 sam R Ch Kes umpos L Run. A ende-1. A Hofes F Pere-L D Musqun. Santos and T Moihxs Rake is e ou e for p ure to po W xi wx xxx gal ve!! M 4 4 W Manx SMF Nxemx'-'9'5 hos! 2 o99 x-1099 ther 0 gi he 51.50 CO G Rmoya 5 A qs 19905. -W 'WM Idr fe 6 o ox 41,1901 U51 S r 90 ol P o C e all ' s Fl or '71 Bs o C U 11,0 3::n 's 9ue Ulf' 7 Qgizgr H eq, I ' on e,e s are e e,lu'z Un .x L1 2 4.1,N.l'1+-Q W .45 Y 'Q is N '?f- W W?-F' .- f, Q- e . . . , . . 2 M , 'W ! Wqpyrfl gon- N90 ' Men pn' o go - , PSX-.t xiuxeresz. P-Mex: Choiitli and T' ' neo ' do ' goin 50 96 e5 5 of ihesco' S9309 geciwmsz onamg Pteseni S oc N Hi'-at Velo gdl' g.-0 ,,e59 . 1 Re you N' xocormen CN1' viq,,k1. Tires. co, Vnloyun 'um AG Exten, X mit . O Y some ea. 9 N631 Dian: PASVSNV-'lbfnnok p'ir.x0' ut Mono tixovlomlwlto is meget. Cmothils' metftbeisi V' -4 sf- 1o t ' v-P' ' Q0 1 'he P.A.S.F, ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR Sept. I6--Mexico's Independence Day-from Spain-first social during the school year and initiation of all new members. Oct.I2-Columbus Day celebration. Oct. 3l-Halloween Party-to celebrate the origin of Hallo- ween Night-the night before All Souls and All Saints Day. Dec. 8-Christmas Banquet. Dec. I6-Christmas caroling in Spanish-to keep the Spanish speaking custom of the beginning of Pre-Christmas season. Feb.22-Picnic-Friendship Day-last carnival day before Lenten-in all Spanish speaking countries. April I4-F.T.A. Assembly CPan American Dayb Celebrates Pan-American Week-this is International. April I5-P.A.S.F. Ball-all representatives of South American Countries attend and are honored. May 5-International Day at the International Building- members will be guests of I2 other countries. Mexico's Independence from France. May IO-P.A.S.F. Senior Day, Last social for the year-a tamalada will be served also celebrating Mother's Day in Spanish speaking countries. mon x- lmsseilaent . B ' T 9,60 .ce 9 Vaci ' ,VI AQ1.. ,o Lyre's Club Members of the l.yre's Club discuss club activ- ities at one of the early morning meetings. The Watchdogs are organized to assist Mr. Busche in matters concerning Band dis- cipline. Pictured here are: R. Flores, D, Fal- coner, R. Bozeman, A. Niemeyer, M. Strey, .l. Rodriguez, D. Garmon, R. Young, B. Bain and P. Ebensberger. The officers of the Lyre's Club are: P. Ebens- berger, President, M. Strey, Vice-President, A. Niemeyer, Secretary, B. Bain, Treasurer, D. Falconer, Parliamentarian, R. Bozeman and W. Bither, Sgts.-at-Arms. The Lyre's Club is a Band organization made up of Band members who have attained 2000 merits. Some of the events of the Lyre's Club are Skating Parties and a dance every year. Radio and Electric boys. H. Stim- mel, E. Reyna, J. Reyes, R. De Leon, 0. Valdez, R. Forbrich, Second Row: G. Du Bose, R. Santos, M. Lopez, D. Turner. Third Row: R, Gloriz, A. Brown, K. Knandel, T. Covarrarivus. Fourth Row: S. Bucy, G. Ochoa, R. Winsett, R. Bena- vides pose for a picture at their annual Christmas party. H Honesto G. Garza, A. De Los Santos T Zepeda, S. Guniardo, H Vinton and H. Martinez work on an electrical appliance. Henry Martinez, Humberto Vinton, and Fred Flores are shown here on the Burbank Farm demonstrating some of their wiring skills they have learned in Radio and Electric. Y .xx sg..-A ' R. Gloria, S. Bucy, Mr. Reininger K. Fleming, J. Reyes, R. De leon, R Forbrich, D. Turner. Second Row: F Flores, R. Benavides, S. Covarrar- vias, E. Reyna, M. lopez, l. Dotson R. Cox, A. Brown. Third Row: A Soto, O. Valdez, J. leul, H. Perales, P. Allen, and T. Aguirre pose for a picture for the Bark. is we-'Qi .L 1 :loss vvlaefl md: 'H+-1 l co'Pe - Q. hw- 1re 'n yeftsc GH D OHGBQ ek-Lexi 3' Rte, C'. o 1- Qxeh I 10 N c 0 RO uaen 0 . ve05I Sonthe R. S! bxaoi Nh gre PM axes. EA Cgndomo xeqefetlr G. Gom- ' - 1.. ' grime ' gomfle ' P. R w'QQf,'life1- 3. 2, fy' if vrffi-' l K' 12.1, Sei e n5 l A an A ' ss XX! Mr. Avey instructs in Building Trades. Under his direction some 46 boys in two three-hour courses learn the trade of carpentry which will prove useful later in life. Spud Mr em' . A Se . J. Gil Vey: I noi,,,ers :el R. Cog: me or u I G, of Gonzo Cqrp les en 'Y f ' 5-'ev 'Om 8118, D. Cubido- Foreman, morning class. Affe E moon H fvfolihos Rcqrpehrfr ' 9 ' . 0 . fUldqn:'e'F7oyo, IIVUIIIZ Zfudehfs. Plr:fy,e. f and A 4, Leng Coda, -I. Mendo ' ' R0ss G' 5. ' B' Ga .zqf J. o S r 'Uke fepufvedtm' R. 4 r,evil1g Im ou U, N R lregufn 1 I ' e , in e 'O val, 'es' E ea Drk These boys learn ment in the shop the maintenance of the equip- and all the skills of carpentry. G o I N They are always school. Some of ready and willing to serve the their proiects include re-doing desk tops, fixing brackets and clips to rooms, etc. N-V fa aww 0 nd ova' O hunt! 6,131 6 J. Mendoza- Foreman, afternoon class. R PM xetmqxii 'he P3r.W'es QW kglli' Skating Club W -as Joe Soliz Vice-Presideni J NM Hr--47 -I at Dennis President ug, 'YQ- X -vi' w N-ff ik 5 - xy Q h ll Dilldlife Barbara Ackerman Sylvia Barrera Bermerdina Vasquez Leroy Borlh SGCYGNFY Treasurer ' ,-.Q K Virginia Esrrada Eliza Gomez Eva Gomez Jimmy Hudash Kenneth Janysek Ruby Lee Solis Choral Club The Choral Club officers are: M. Yancy, social committee, J Sparks, Secretary-Treasurer, N. Wheeler, Pianist, R. Duffy, Vice-President, T. Johnston, Sergeant-at-Arms, R, Harrison social committee, B. Peterson, President, C. Rouse, Sergeant at-Arms. Members of the girl's choral group are: M. Corrillo, M. Cavazos, A. Mendez, T. Martinez, Q. Hedgewood, C. Martinez, D. Lerma, M. Rivas, T. Aguire, R. Carrion, O. Gonzalez, D. Martinez, C. Holden, S. Miller, C. Thomas, M. Hurlston, l.. Gorman, C. Anderson, J. Sparks, P. langley, K. Marks, M. lantz, C. Moore, F. Titus, M. Yancy, G. Morrise, O. Sandoval, B. McClaughaty, S. Gibbons, I. lozano, P. Townsend, C. Thompson, P. Freed, M. Volz. Members of the boy's choral group are: L. Dotson, E. Black, T. Mares, E. Arrigular, E. Bottcher, M. Kotham, C. Rouse, T. Johnston, R. Duffy, B. Peterson, R. Harrison, J. Zuniga, R. Blevins, B. Bonn, R. Nelson, W G Wilson, P. Roberts, Johnston and P. Langley, B. Peterson and F. Titus, 1 Arrigular and A. Mendez, enjoy dancing at a club 'frty while others loolf on .. Barbara Whrtman Nahonal Bank of Commerce Credut Annetie House Sears Sellung Olga Felan Grants Sellung Carrie Olnvares Sears Sellnng S- ,P XXX f' is Lovell Nahonal Bank of Commerce Creclur Paul Drury Nahonal Bank of Commerce Credit Pamela Sowell S H Kress 8. Co Selling Alrce Reyes Sears Selling John Blllmgs National Bank F Commerce Credrf uv' 'ff Ar Dons Jo Ann Dunn Joskes 0l9C M979 G'C'nl5 Sellms Adverflsrng , 4. - - . 4 Sl x so Q' 0 . . - F . 85- 35. . xzid X 3- Q Q -, F' 1 'ln e .2 L ,N R. D. - A ln- aa- 7 - . N W - 'U Q uf b - ,L , ff' : -3 vu .. - . O J f A I .... . -1 , 3 hi- , 1 N Burmer Service Henry Techemeyer-Central Freight Lines-Delivery 9X5 A N 1 Nye 9 am Boi-ee X6 e xo S Gooden S A Wafer Co Customer Harold Vaughn Davis-Sunny side Nursery Selling ond D livery SEARLS Q 0 REET RDS 4' SLRIBBC John Raymond C F Seorles Greet 4 A - -13: A r-ev' , ,W r 2 Q M1 Z . 'M ' 'I I-2 'M- -wg Q., 4... Joe Ozuna-H, Steele Co.-Credh, Shipping -0 Elbert Davis Plggly Wuggly Slack Keeping Ing Card Co Delivery Mike Cnsiofolem heh! foot s Hardware Stock NJ' MSSQEFRY Reber! Solar Nersners Stock ,ff Joe Samaro Southern Equipment Co Slock Keeping Marvin Lovell Sears Lay A Way Keeping 184' . - . eg x ' lx . 1 'i D G A - Q' + om ' Ie Q X' - ' X it Y 600.5 ST Q. fell' . 6 .-. - . - ,S 'Xi A ' I 0 . ' - - - . . ' J .Q 1 8 . ix, ' .- ' 5 . o 0 D' 6 I lit '- Q X. ' . . .- . I r A ' ' vi -'21 - , . .- if X .ki - F- - 1 I 1 x Y, A' QQ W W Shu Q 1 4 mai , ,f Davld Sanchez Lyfle Goslmg Insurance Servnce Sellmg Jeanette Acosfa Frost Bros PBX Operator Donald Brenis South Loop Drnve ln Theaier Food Con cessuon U-Q., LC J Patsy Gllberf Na honal Bank of Com merce Credn Ronnie Edminsfon- Frank Bros.- se'li 9 Charles Sereno-N tional Bank of Com- merce-Credit 7' vo' Credit Tommy Harvey Karotklns Delnvery and Stock Keepmg Glenn Hulh Nahon Shurley Weatherbee Wolff 8: Marx Hugh Crowder-Poul Anderson Co.-Sell- mg and Delivery AQ' James Sells Joskes Selling al Bank of m meme Credn Hermma Marhnex oe, 49 Y W T Grants Sellng YQQ-00 Y' 'Xx sfo ir- N lg. 3, ,C ' - a, l ' 4: F Y ' - X . Il' ' x W - f ' Y V V . r 355. N. wr X 3 , of 1 ,v J f I In N . Y' , 4 . K z H 5 wc' 4 A g .- V' me .fo K ff ls - ' ,w 5 - ' - ' S49 .. ' he I' Co - n . xo - ' . . - - 4 .1 so f 1 - - sb, 5 :ASW l , rg X N ' -' VWL. 'af-: a Ar . 9 'Q ,Q is Qs 'L i 'Q-ug., Os l II Jerry Smith Sentry David Hubley Historian John Gibbons Reporter X22 MWF J L Boatwrrght Gary Robinson Secretary Treasurer Officers not pictured are Neal Evlns Vice Presldenf and Jean Johnson Parllamentanan leon Baskin President Future Farmers of America David Rusmisel Sponsor Getting entries ready for stork show are Leroy Norman Slaughier, and William Shrader. xx Rankin, Edward Dolozal Sponsor if Q- - as K isis Gordon Bryan Sponsor :QPU ' My nio A ' 50 che for - s P19 rs some - sPec n 'n hnsohow' Jo 5 iilisinon from Row: .L Mello Q Cuerro. See Q Ozunq X , if Jon 4. So oh'-Y few: 41r. 8 ofu-Q I1 Fl, 'mel 8. Weeof .L S6 'PDQ -K flogoh, li ' we 4 sufaeffmq o 'H able 0043 -4 kolfnus MP4 I Peyes IY 'Ye , Pk korbmo , -L l. Hoon-1' rrerq J We '10, if Calloway 9115 l- '110fQ Q Sec-lg 615 -L Pohuieq ' 9 . d9 ' lu f.IeS urfigh' I BO L. s' Lriifitde J L Boatrrght and Gary Robrnson seen with one of Burbanks famous Duroc boars Don Beck and J L Boatrlght groom a steer for the San Antomo Livestock E positron Gary Roblnson admires a new born calf Front Row R ONeal A Casas L Euell J Smith K Merrltt G Telles W Boteman A Love T Valdez B Hyatt R Garcia M Gomez N Rodriguez Second Row Mr Dolexal B Hulzar E Robles J Rodnguez L Flores H Gammage .l Andrade M Smith R Moreno R Guerra N Sandoval A Cuellar R Ganbay Front Row H McCorley R Mamas G Dnetz D Webb J Woodard E Laskowslu R Robmson l Gooden Second Row R Canvu F Love L Green D Robnnson A Turegano G Valadez F Gasch D Chapman Thlrd Row Mr S Dolezal A 'alvagno J Copeland F Rocamonlez J Mnchell J Meadows R Durban E Sells 8 Parren A Hyatt D Hufh D Juarez W Koone lm so I ,. like It Jene Johnson looks over a Gulf whnrh will be entered m ihe Stale Fan Mr Dolezal and several of hrs Horhcul lure class members R Robinson A al vagno F McMeans and B Panren replnnv n free nn the nursery Poulry bys D Ozunu 8 lassere l Mala 0 Guererra and J Ramirez we ,A ' l' . 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Luefhcke T Gomez T Carroll F Sohn D Blevins J Davlla J Carreon -sr n 1 ,,.,. - Operators Club Glen Conway, Reporter, Ray Wheeler, Secretary- Treasurer, Clyde Nolan, Vice President, and Willie Rueter, President, demonstrate how to operate the projector. X dier, Michael Sherbondy, Donald Thompson, Ter rance Hall, Ross Welch, Charles Ramsdell, Kennet Fehrenbach, Delany Turner, Richard Walker, Manuel Devon, and Frank Arnold operate the proiectors for the various school activities. Members of the Operators Club: George Halbur- h The Operators Club members tulce time our club obligations to pose for their BARK picture. oxxox wa rw S 'O H Xhndtodomb Co B. -Condrq and 5 Ho while 4, MUIIWQ y 8' AWG? fook ,fy ' S I TheSP'an . Nano 9. v V 50 NRM NN' XN 5 V. we x'v1ot ue 064 e Y 'O 9- 9 o , o 5' 05 X: view 'xo K S9 0' ou xwi '?n 0 1. U . 9 0 e UO NX V so e 'GK 'helnbersq A Wilfubson ing Club , Mo , P. D on Se ' zzurono, L Peo ollarhide, R Fuen mor ploy sers. body, S. 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Q dx ,I , E Y K Junlor Student Council JUNIOR STUDENT Lmda Nolan Tony Noyola Rose Ellls Paul Ybarbo Carol Maxey Alrce Gallardo Pete Vlllasenor Janice Chew Joe Dickson Nancy Lowe Sandra Hodges Joe Ochon Lyle Vance Janet Lrttle Rose Mane Gutierrez Frank Escalera Ann Brreg Ernre Bundy Ernest Arrellana Manuela Chavez Mary Alnce Torrez Sally Vela Elsie lopez Isaac Sanchez Alrce Escobedo Rose Mane Flores COUNCIL MEMBERS Gary Sllgar Jesse Trevmo Diana Hernandez Phllrp Urclrales Frank Arnold Roger Rubno Danny Carter Glona Martmez Elms Reyna Sylvra Franks Beverly Wagenfeur Clyde lewrs Yolanda Berrera Paulune Montalbo Sylvra Martmez Richard Gonzalez Tony Guererra Peter Hernandez Glorra Gonzalez Barbara Norrls Norma Gallardo Rudy Padnlla John Wilkerson Edward Garcia Albert Mendez Franks J Gallardc Wagenfuehr Bates Arnold Escalero OFFICERS Reporter Chaplain Secretary President Sergeant at Arms Treasurer lvb 1 :J ng,- ,-. Q.-S 'Y O O S. .,.......4.................................,......,,..... . 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SON In Homem me' or! he c. x 2 homhv ' Q ,xx 10 akers ofa K Nb 'Sign NW Q de M109 as Go' o em 69 50 cfub so lq ofnfbrs esfdenlcommfrfgge R 7 001 Uuse e '9se,, Us Se r Pr lqhve Crehh esrden, bo A ho k r O c Os 'fe Sqmos naeihe Sv 10 in . yea 605 RW' of'-Ko 9 s sk ge? H10 . wide N' . ,009- I. gglqno Vz C ' Sala . zo, Yolu odmi,4 Zfdffguez e new 1 D, G I1 'fri Offlemo Sf, Vela s ,yes Sports Keep coming back for all they've got, and take it with a grin, When disappointment trips you up or failure barks your shing Keep coming back-and if at last you lose the game of right Let those who whipped you know at least they, too, have had a fight. When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name- He marks-not that you won or lost -but how you played the game. Grantland Rice Q H si is il I. it I 1 U H V lm' iw Il Swgaisvwcw ,.. .. 1sinwswaaQ.e11,ii1 V N Biwiiiwigwiiaiwill Wwgi iillf If x Siwg faiawn, Mi3if?QHI ES fiaawfiavea M-wm2we.s.f?1 f 'mwmaLm,il' If Wwwkm .R x5,M ,wr L 515 if? vm K 1 ' Knqiaagw U 3 O 3 C E S r,,,,, le Ft , . Wallace, ang 29111: Coach G oath To efflld sw. mmy Wan, He'f Coq, Coach Dan Davenport . . . Big Dan . . . Married . . . Son named Guy . . . Daugh- ter named Danell . . . head basketball coach and football line coach . . . Graduated from Brackenridge High School . . . Attended Rice Institute for l year . . . Transferred to Southwestern where he graduated . . . All-Texas Con- ference in basketball in '45 and '46 , . . All-Texas Conference in football in '46 and '47 . . . Little All American in '46 . . . Favorite pastime is playing golf. h Clar k Gord en, Co och Dan Dqvenpo' f Coach Roy Wallace . . . Wally . . . Married . . . Son named Richard . . . Head football coach . . . Graduated from Carrollton High School in Carrollton, Mis- souri . . . Made all-star all-conference and all-state teams in football . . . Let- tered in football, basketball and track , . . Attended University of Houston where he played two years of football and baseball . . . Came to Burbank in 1951 as assistant coach . . . Coached freshman team at Miller, of Corpus Christi, won nine games and never was scored on, till last game which they lost 6-0 . , , Coached Miller's baseball team to state playoffs . . . Likes fishing and golf . . . Favorite pastime is going to basketball and baseball games. Coach Jerry Swindler . . . Married . . . Two daughters named Sherry and Susan . . . Went to Tech High School . , lettered four years in football . . . At- tended Hardin-Simmans University . . . Came to Burbank in l95O as iunior high school coach for one semester . . . Be- came high school track coach and B team football coach . . . Favorite pastime is hunting and fishing, Coach Clark Garden . . . Married . . . B team coach . , . Coaches all physical education classes . . . Went to Lufkin High . , . Attended Southwest Texas Teachers College . . . Played and lettered four years in football, baseball, and basketball . . . Signed as pitcher for the Fort Worth Cats . . . In college men- tian for All-American . . , Fifth in iavelin in United States . , . Coached at Brackenridge four years before coming to Burbank . . . Marble champ of the United States, Coach Tommy Watt . . , Junior high school coach , . . Single . , . Junior high school idol . . . Brackenridge High School graduate . . . All-district in football . . . Was I944 state champion low hurdler . . . Member of 1945 stare champion- ship truck team . , . Attended Trinity University , . . lettered in football, bas- ketball, and baseball . . , Lone Star Conference Honorable Mention Defen- sive Halfback . . . Assistant coach at East Central High School before coming to Burbank in 'l95l . . . Coach Watt's pastime is working in his yard, The Bulldogs Front Row: George Kalinoski, Bobby Bonn, Herbie Quirogu, lyndell Kincaid, Russel Duffy, Mack Bowman, Tommy Johnson Earl Condra, Billy Miller, W. G. Wilson. Second Row: Johnny Simpson, Mickey Kothman, Joel Horlen, Raleigh Nelson, Tommy Wetzel, Everett Black, Victor Menard Bill Peterson, Johnny Kitchens. Third Row: Coach Dan Davenport, John Mackey, Dale Lusk, Jerry Smith, Alfonso Garcia, Manuel Torres, Ronnie Holzman Richard Harrison, Billy Walker, Ciro Gonzales, Garland Becker, Antone Valdez, Coach Roy Wallace. Not Pictured: Charles Rouse, Bobby Dordeman, Walter Armstrong. The T954 Burbank Bulldogs started the season with a highly rated team but didn't fare quite as well as expected. The Bulldogs won only two games, lost seven and tied one. Burbank defeated Tech 6-O and Lanier 34-O. They suffered defeat at the hands of Harlandale, Victoria, Alamo Heights, Kingsville, Kerrville, New Braun- fels, and Edison. The tie was with Seguin, 20-20. Two Bulldogs, Lyndell Kincaid, guard, and Raleigh Nelson, center, were all- district choices for the second team. Bulldogs receiving honorable mention were Charles Rouse, Garland Becker, Ronald Holzman, and Bill Peterson. Sharing captain honors for the 1954 season were seniors Lyndell Kincaid, Garland Becker, and Ronald Holzman. in f fl Russell Duffy Lyndell Kincaid Mack Bowman, Jr. Mickey Kothmon Charles Rouse Bill Peterson Tommy Johnson Joel Horlen Billy Miller Johnny Simpson Richard Harrison Garland Becker Ronnie Holzman 1954 BULLDOG LETTERMEN Dole Lusk Manuel Torres Herbert Quiroga Raleigh Nelson Billy Walker Bobby Bonn Earl Condra Bobby Dardeman Johnny Kitchens Antone Valdez John Mackey George Kalinoski fMgrl W. G. Wilson fMgr.l -n-f -4 4 , X 7 v XI V X iw Tackle, Co-Captain Honorable Mention Garland Becker U61, Sr. Fullback, Co-Captain Honorable Mention Charles Rouse 1181, Sr. Halfback, Honorable Mention SEP7' 10 EMMMQ, The Bulldogs traveling to Kingsville dropped their 1954 season opener to the Brahmas 19-7. Burbank was without the help of ace halfback Charlie Rouse who was out because of a knee injury. Kingsville scored the first touchdown of the game in the first quarter on a 54-yard drive which was concluded by a 'l5- yard end run. In the second quarter, the Brahmas forced a ground drive to the Bulldog eight. From this point the Brahmas scored on another end run. The Bulldogs' single tally came on a pass from Joel Horlen to Antone Val- dez. Joel Horlen then con- verted, making the score 'I4-7. Kingsville came back to score in the third quarter to widen their lead to two touchdowns. Burbank threatened twice in the last quarter but lost both opportunities to come back due to fumbles. Lyndell Kincaid 1341, Sr. Guard, Co-Captain All-District Second Tgam df if irr at Bill Peterson 1391, Sr. Guard, Honorable Mention Center Raleigh Nelson 1291 All-District Second Team gd? QS 3-4 au: mo 0 'X n our IDB 29. 21' i 'Qu- -XX X.. 3 F'- ar 2 Qx o U.. 1:- 23 U-n 2: 1-2 .. V Sf' SEPT, gufzlmchg 2206 0 Burbank won their flrst home game of the season by defeating the Tech Buffaloes at Alamo Stadlurn by a score of 6 O The fnrst half of the game went scoreless with nelther team crossnng the other s 30 yard lme In the second half Burbank began to get touchdown mind ed Wnth frne runnmg by Gar land Becker and Bully Muller the Bulldogs started a drlve from thenr own 44 yard lme and went for a touchdown wlth Muckey Kothman a reserve bac slot going the final 'll yards The try for extra polnt by Joel Horlen was o aood The final period went score less and the Bulldogs went on to wan 6 0 Ar W G Wilson Manager Sensor 1 Richard Hurrlson 421 S l www? Manuel Torres 138D Sr Tackle Tackle 411 I Joel Horlen U01 Sr Quarterback , I4 :fx 1 1 vzg . 3 A H i A i j X T f , Y A 1 A X X '. ' 3 f . , . I l ix Vx - ' - 5935 1 X . . I T k . sv - , V 4 V' ' N- uarterback la in in the half- ' -A q P Y 9 , li , 5 L ,X Q - ' f n . f' T -.. . . E wx ' w- 9 ,fs , ' B I , , K - . 'gt ,Xu S 'wx 'fr l . 13 l ' t, 1 ,f x V ,A l . Y . s V , ,, l ' ' , r. , . Johnson U91 Dale lusk C331 En M1 -ad' ' ,fiiffn n 'N-4 Wulle A mstrong C249 S Center Burbank dropped their first district game 13 O to Harlandale at the indians home grounds The first quarter went scoreless with neither team penetrating deep within one apother s territory ln the second quarter Clifford Grubbs received the ball and went 50 yards to pay dirt for Harlandale. The extra point was missed by Wayne McDonald leaving the score 6-O. Later in the period Grubbs again broke loose and this time went 60 yards for the score. The extra point was added. Burbanks top offensive show came when Garland Becker paced a drive that moved 41 yards before Burbank fumbled on the lndian 24. The last half of the game went scoreless if sending Burbank home with its second de- feat of its 1954 football season by a score of 13-O. Russell Duffy 1251, Sr. End M od b WMM 3 Alamo Heights romped to a 35-7 victory over Burbank for the Bulldogs second dis- trict defeat of the season. BU 7 ng The Mules scored at will through the Bulldog line for five touchdowns and five extra points. Burbank's only touchdown came in the second quarter. Joel Horlen, in a spread formation, passed to Charley Rouse who dashed 43 yards to the Mules' 23. On the next play Rouse went for 13 more yards to the Mule 10. Horlen then passed to Billy Miller for the score. Horlen then converted, But this score didn't help much as the Mules went on to win 35-7. Victor Menard 1321, Jr. Guard Bobby Bonn 1151, .Ir Halfback Billy Miner 1141, sf, Halfback Billy Walker 1311, Jr. ,' I Center f AW Rouse gains on d sweep in Heights Herbie Quiroga 1121, Sr. Halfback Antone Valdez End Age 1. 1 .34 It iust goes to show you what the boys can do when they hang onto the ball, were the words of Coach Wallace as the Bull- dogs ran past Lanier 34-0. Charles Rouse started the scor- ing by returning a punt 30 yards to the Lanier 3 yard line and then scoring on the next play. Earl Condra scored the next TD with a 10 yard run. lt seemed as if everybody on the Bulldog team was going to score as Garland Becker scored from 28 yards out. The next touchdown came when Burbank fumbled with Lanier recovering. On the first play Lanier passed but speedy little Russel Duffy inter- cepted and returned it for a 69 yard touchdown. The last touch- down of the game came with Jerry Smith going 3 yards for the touchdown. Lanier never got past the Burbank 30 yard line. Thus the Bulldogs had two wins for the 1954 season tucked under their belts. Condra 12'll, 50Pl'- Halfback Earl Everett Black 1271 Gonzales 1445, Jr. Tackle Ciro Olfffl g 0 df: 5 I jf John Mackey 1372, Jr Tackle 1233, Jr. Burbank lost their third straight district game to the Edison Bears with a score of 'l9-0. Burbank could not seem to find an offense that could get by the Bears. After Edison's last touchdown the Bulldogs drove from their own 9 yard line to the Edison 6 yard line before losing the ball on a fumble. Two plays later, the Bears fumbled with Horlen recovering for Burbank on the Bear 17. But again Burbank's threat ended because ofa fumble on the Bear 'l'l. Fred Duecker and Johnny Veltman were outstanding for Edison. Two of Edison's three extra points were blocked, one by Antone Valdez and the other by John Mackey. Defensive standouts for Burbank were Mack Bowman, Russel Duffy, Bobby Dardeman, and Ronnie Holzman. cz' Z? 6 0 Www! 470 Wlth the flne runnnng of Fred Clark New Braunfels downed the Bulldogs 20 0 Although eaght Umcorn fumbles re covered by the Bulldogs mlght be re garded as contrary to heads up play the Umcorn s alertness cannot be dented In that a powerful Ime thwarted Burbank scormg threats In several of the re coverles New Braunfels struck IH the second period on a 21 yard pass play from Fred Clark to Harvey Scheel Roy Steph ons converted Mmutes later the Unlcorns tallned agaln on a pass from Lupe Molina to Cleburne Caddell that ate up 74 yards Stephens again added the pomt In the thnrd quarter Clark rammed over from the one on a quarterback sneak to :ce the game down wlth the final 200 score Whlle the Bulldogs recovered fumbles deep nn Unlcorn terntory several times they couldnt muster o scormg punch agamst a stout defense thrown up by Umcorn Llnesmen Harvey Haas Marshall Kung and Scheel The Bulldogs were not nmmune from slippery flngers elther Three of thear fumbles were snatched up by New Johnny Kmhens mo, Jr Jerry Smrth l22j Jr Fullback Braunfels Fuubcck I Dowd llamey 1283 Soph Guard 0V Bobby Dardeman Q35 .lr Halfback Alfonso Garcm U31 Jr Qucnefback Kerrvllle mpped the Bulldogs by one ponnt to wm the Bulldogs homecommg game 1413 The furst quarter went scoreless but ln the second quarter both teams crossed the goal Ime Burbank started the scormg wnth Sophomore halfback Earl Condra gomg 27 yards for the score Joel Horlen added the extra pomt Kerrvulle came back scormg twice un the second quarter to leave the score at the half 14 7 On the furst play after the second half klckoff Mnckey Kothman completely fooled the Kerr vrlle defense by gomg over left tackle for a 55 yard touchdown Joel Horlen massed the extra point The rest of the game was on even terms with nelther team scormg therefore the Antlers took home a 1413 wln 7 . 1 'K 1 I : F 1 1 if -V - 1 I l ll , . ,fy , 5 'fm 'X . , QW ' Q u S. ' 5 ' , I If lr an S In Home Upene by Hobby Gonshor xi-in-Q gnir-lm! 11 up and ian IL back tra point. The wore ui clw I-ill? ' L .4 H,i.i-swgii, any :mf -ip-41 5,135- Huillaiilik Ul'ilHKe :mil Whxzll fm 3:11.15 m me thine-yard line. On wan 14-0. -lLuf:vimvd za limb, and Duf- 'l':..- li mil ' .g Ami 'l 1 rg fsrs ni liullwlugzs smashed tlw l.anwr 'Ye-la-a 712:-f mv piny, lu- rmik thi- ball! To start the third quarter. H14 Us mm and gi.,,,,,. ,.1,,I4.. .- rv Ala E are-furgscs. by ravking up za score l,.r'v1::a.f v-mi fw' th- first same. Lit- lhank revvived the ball. Miclm K zuuif, lim- ni., at -1, H . 5 1,-,, 'fw uf EM-U wimh a slr-ring gzmuzxrl nt- ill- .Lie llrmen 5-A431-d to Russell Jthe third quarteri Garlemr hdqui ilw Iuiinsi bij: ., V. 2,-, ,L ,..,-r- ,f nm gin' img, ll ff, 1'-if mm- K-xzru point. 'broke loose over right ui- . all, I r':r,i.:.rl qiiafia. X 1 lil df-'SIN 'hll W-VY 9'4 'fx' lr' 11 Xawzzd -quarter, the xr-am WOM 28 2-'HMS rv llafffii- Pd H 1- ' . . 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T HI VIINTIIN ri A NILXDIAN +nd4,ruhh -. v Rf-.f ::.,1c-f , :fn- 'ellarg lflishici 0 G ,V , 1,w.', u11d0gQ, M T0 20-26 Drgfiilors Raffle 1:-k1:x:i1fi1:f,. ,, n A V fs -. 1 HA .M . try,-X. xi -I mrs QM' ' -A ' 'K -A .1 , Q., Sv-urn by Tr' ... H1 'au ff, x-171 . 4 . -v .X . f-,,,:.,,. ,.s fm- 13:0 If : Aims Q- 'Q' JT Sxiurnn-Q 'S3TIV'3ikYXl'f1iP ww- ff, va-1, k ,3,r,.Vx if' True nffviak A 1 1' I fr:'Y'f.iP ww ldfu- Q '5,Q'fff 4w and 121'-fx' rf, 'f f1'E V41-NJ 21'-Eiwyhf ' NH' ' E fr 1J Z,1.'TN' f1':?.: fm UNF 3 V. .. 1',., w-,Q l IFIl'FI n. I I -xv!! Orff-'K' ufw si1ml.,r'.i ' 'Y' ml Burbank met the Seguin Mat- adors in Seguin and came close to a win, but had to settle for a 20-20 tie. Burbank used a new formation, running double wing. Seguin started the scoring by going 63 yards from a slant to pay dirt. The extra point was added making the score 7-0 After Burbank received the kick they started a drive which endec with Garland Becker going fo the score from three yards out Joel Horlen added the extrc point tying the game at 7-7. Shortly after the beginning ol the second quarter Mickey Koth- man threw to Garland Becker for another TD. The play covered 70 yards. Seguin also scored but could not make the extra point. Burbank scored once more in the third quarter, with Horlen going for the score. Seguin also scored in the fourth quarter and added the extra point to tie the game 20-20. from a Coach Wallace and Coach Davenport accepting watches from Charles Rouse who is presenting them on behalf of the Bulldog A Football Team. - VLGZZQQL Burbank finished the '54 foot- ball season by being defeated by the Victoria Stingarees at Alamo Stadium by a score of 20-O. The first quarter went score- less with neither team threaten- ing severely. The second quar- ter saw the vicious Bulldog line hold the Stingarees on the 6 inch line. Victoria managed to score late in the second quarter on a well executed pass play. The score at the half was 6-0. The third quarter was fought on an even basis with neither team scoring. In the fourth quar- ter Victoria scored on another pass to Roach. They added the extra point. Victoria scored their last touchdown on an end run for their final six points and they added the extra point to win the game 20-O. l 5 H E539 tg E rv- S ffQ?v ' Zffflp .lunlor Hugh B Team Front Row Fred Zaeske Lester Dotson Bully Cam Joe Shock Joe Campos Gary Haass Bull Horlen Second Row Raul Guzman James Magee Manuel Valdez Bobby Banugll Ray Vera Fred Sepulveda lsudora Rlogas Robert Galloway Raul Rosales Thlrd Row Jack Musqunz Ronald Blevnns Howard Fox Juan Rodnquez Raymond Hernandez Dexter Sammons Rrchard Bandy Tommy Wetzel Ray Wheeler manager Fourth Row Coach Swnndler John Brown Dexter Vance Frank Rosales Isndoro Garrbay Durwood Self Gary McCully Gerald Dyal Henry Flores Tony Aguurre Not Prctured Bob Lrttlefreld Mrchael Emlley Leroy Ranknn Norman Slaughter B Te m Dlstrlct Champs Fnrst Row Alex Weugand Vernon Fewell Joe Trevmo Ernest Trevlno Frank Arnold Gary Malesk Joe Rogers Ernest Bandy Second Raw Joe Bowman Bobby Hyatt Ducky Villarreal Barney Cruz Paul Buske Manager Tommy Pofhal Third Row Gary Sllgar James Blackman Johnny Campos Rollle Menzke Charles Walker Richard Cortez Fourth Row Maurice Shaw Rodney Baker Roger Sanchez X AB, if N15 J 3' f omwlw ,Q Fw gl Qin 1 HPR Basketball Team I955 Front Row: Bill Horlen, Ruben Escabito, Joel Horlen, Richard Cortez, Joe Wilburn, Archie Arreguin. Back Row: Coach Dan Davenport, Manuel Lopez, Sotero Cavarrubias, Dale Lusk, Antone Valdez, Larry Peabody, J. L. Boatright. Coach Dan Davenport's little five opened the '54-'55 season in grand style winning seven out of the first eleven games. While they lost close games to Jefferson, South San, and Edison, they came out on top of T.M.l. 55-42, Tech 58-56, Seguin 40-36, Sam Houston 50-38, East Central 40-36, Del Rio 49-42, and Kerrville 56-36. However they found it tough going for the rest of the season, winning only 2 out of their remaining 'I4 games. We lost to Lanier and Alamo Heights fone of the finest games played all yearj 53-47, then lost to Harlandale,' New Braunfels, Victoria, Edison, a close one to Kerrville, and Seguin. Then came our last victory of the season, a 61-47 win over T.M.I. But again we hit a losing streak, bowing to Lanier, Alamo Hgts., Harlandale, New Braunfels, and our final game to Victoria. All in all we had a season's record of 8 wins and 17 losses, in district we fared 2 wins and 14 losses. Coach Davie Kas his boys sometimes call himi named Dale Cfeetl Lusk Joel Horlen Bill Horlen Antone Valadez J L fBevol Boatrlght Larry Peabody Joe Wllburn Richard fArchieD Arre gum Richard Cortez Ruben Escobedo Manuel Lopez Sotero Cavarrubias Ducky Flores fMgrJ as lettermen Dale Lusk was 52,5 named Captain He was also high point man for the season Y.- Dale Lusk Captain Richard Flores Mgr h ig 1 Basketball Action Shots N51 what A 1: ..A., 3 M ,4 ,7 , w, -1, 1, XA ,LL X A XX 6? I w sy W. SV Us-.f Dole Lusk Joel Horlen Gmc d S Richard Arregum I-f Y Peabody' Guard '37 Q X ig yi kb if X f L I 5 j inf ,f 4 E , f L5 'fi xv' wr I - Forward Bull Horlen Anfone Vcludez 4 e ,Y , a oe Wllborn 1 J . W 1 7 Q S . X J L guards McDonald Harlandale game 'K Rv A I 5 , - f-L Ruben Escobedo Guard W K .f Richard Coriez Guard 2 Yr J, L. fries jump sho Lanier game. Horlen racks up two polnls 1 Wild? Sotero Covorrubuas 45 V' aww! Manuel lopez, 40 Dale goes h h pomis Ig for has 'wo ff W. ff2 XX K X1 f 9 ,A I X. A A l , ' WR, . J w I 4 A il' '. ' sk WON 8 LOST Opponent M Tech Jefferson Jefferson Seguin Sam Houston East Central Del Rao South San Ednson Kerrvulle Lanier Opponent Alamo Heights Harlandale New Braunfels Vnctorsa Edison Kerrvulle Seguin M Lanier Alamo Henghts Harlandale New Braunfels gifs Furs! Row lee Howell, Lea Mendoza, Paul Flores, Joe Campos, Charles Lorenz Second Row Donald Sattler Rudy Guzman Raul Rosales Raul Guzman, Jae Ramos. Third Row: Coach Garden, Ray Vero, Dexter Sammons, Mike Ramsdale lsldoro Goruby and Albert Robinson, Mgr. q-qu-V Junlor High ,Q nrsv Row o ru uez uurmon R Moreno R Pe 1 Second Ro Mnnex Buile R Durban R Confu Coach Won Junior Hugh B 06 Mau , n First Row R Cuniu P Urdloles B Cruz M Roihllsberger R Perez J Hernandez Second Row R Mmnex F ArnoId,.l Rogers V Fewell R Suelsks Coach Wolf MW BURBANK TRACK SCHEDULE 1955 Date Event March 3 Brackenridge-Burbank-Alamo Heights March 9 Jefferson-Edison-Burbank-Sam Houston March 19 Alice Invitation Meet March 24 Metropolitan S. A. Track Meet CPrelimsJ March 25 Metropolitan S. A. Track Meet lFinalsJ April l-2 Texas Relays QAII Schoolsl April 6 District Meet USAAJ fPrelimsJ April 7 District Meet Cl SAAJ QFinalsi April 14 Harlandale-Burbank-Lanier-Northside April 23 Regional Meet lRegion 65 Class AA QDistrict 'l5 and 'I6AAJ lPrelimsJ fFinalsJ April 20 S. A. Invitation Meet May 6-7 State Meet Coach Gerry Swindler . ,ess Q ,Q eg ,Q 'S '1'.i ..,,,,. 1 , fly wg, P l' Q uluv ff1 '. EG ills!! ' ' 'f :sa f ' s '-. Stgsfgt 1 , Q My WNN4 I MW an . .... . Az., awww gr M , 4 Q I ,sir ti 5 if ,-V. t?Qf I E . The Bulldog track team got off to a fine start this season by winning their first meet with Brackenridge and Alamo Heights. We have five lettermen returning this year. The five returning lettermen ore Charlie Rouse, Bobby Dardemon, Billy Miller, Horby Quiroga, and Tommy Johnston. We are expecting great things from this track team. Front Row: Roy Wheeler, Mgr., Bobby Dardeman, Tommy Johnson, Antone Valadez, Billy Miller, Earl Condra, Charlie Rouse, Coach Swindler. Second Row: Stanley Bynum, Richard Cortez, Joe Wilburn, Alfonso Garcia, Leo Mendoza, Manuel Nieto. Third Row: James Polly, Fred Zaeslxe, Paul Rosales, Joe Campos, Iisidoro Rioias, Daniel Rankin. Fourth Row: Derwood Self, Darrell Gorman, Richard Harrison, Billy Walker, Ronnie Holzman. Fifth Row: Lawrence Kindlo, Clyde Cousey, Norman Slaughter, Leroy Ranlxer, Jerry Smith. C i' goslms 66' 055 'he sl 7 Do hu, 'xf' 'den' die I. V01 bw o,,- n 6 e .XS he I Q0 'we xowxg 56494 V44 Tommy Johnsfon, Pai Longoria, Stanley Bymfm. Antone Valadez are the leading quarfer-mller prospeds. Some of Burbanlfs leading distance men are Alfonso Garcia, Isidoria Rioias, Clyde Causey, Tom White, Ready la go of the gun are Herby Quiroga, Earl Lawrence Kindla, Richard Cortez, Fred Zaeslxe, Candra, Billy Miller, Charles Rouse, Raul Rosalesg and Daniel Rankin. Burbank's sprimers. RUY Dingle Ernest Shulfz ,,,.-ff Ray Dangle Coach Gordon W G Wulson Mgr Mnke Emley Bobby Gonshor and Ernesi Shultz zqx 9,02 5 W 'xg 9 I' Mme E 'Y Bobby Gonsluor L ' ,fin Q A ' 3 A 'Q fy ' rain 5 , .gp K X I 1 ' ,Q O' ' 941 i :air , ,!: Girls' P. E. Classes M , The Girls P. E. Department under the sponsor- ship of Miss Watts and Mrs. Crowther holds claSses all day long for grades 7 through 12. They play various games such as soccer, basket- ball, volleyball and baseball. Mrs. Crowther has a special dancing class in which the girls learn dances from foreign countries. P. E. is the one class of the day that the girls have a chance to use some of their excess energy. affg Frrst and as admlmstered to Burbank students by P E Department Mlss Clara Watts weughs the lumor school P E gurls Girls play a rough game of soccer when they get going. 'sw 4 Sportsnaps 8 5 if 'Ll 'f Activities The windblown hair tucked out of sight . . Beneath the scart . .. Tied carelessly under the chin .. This signifies . .. The willingness to work for the improvement the school... Hard work . . . Binds a group of people together Sharing laughter and fun also ties . ,. For pleasant memories are left to remember . And are thought of for many years to come . To organize and march along together . . The symbol of the future , . . Of ambition to hitch your wagon to a star . To organize, learn, play . . . This is the making ot a better nation . . A people bound in loyalty 'WG .gm -,ugh MMM, . :WY MW xx ww- an .QHUFWK T I Bar x sec.!'xov 0 NNoc.V. SQOY WGQSQ , We ow o Rox ovb oaks on, 5 ,X Xoq NN 'Gs bs. owfmg o SN . G. Sono Bus-4 v1 pda Beeson, Bowman ood 5 ern' . X fl,- x le f P or the egTizKEdho r . revises Page lo Yows Na Monty Co ry Barb n J o co me 0 Su P M ' y forH5rre':sleYBorbUr u Q ' H U b podrawenrie S,ou ges l,,y a Llenb . ou' el qr s an ge and on', d w,i' e 'S' 1009 Goodohape NXONKBZ1 and Roy Do'x9Xe, EMM phoiog, hevs, move pkcmre of BPRNL sto!! member Sow Yewdn. ew BP-Sl sxoik members New Noukfmg, oeX X XkovJoXsV-1,1exeso P-gdme ond Oorokhq Tfwfxdod Xeom memok oi page Xoqouw. fog 3 U on Q5 Ro en NW vdvx 'Yue ave u f. sw' BARK the Sponso' of lone, . MU M-SS 'hberlo Vmfo,-, Orso f rp Q offer and r0'h'fW Jolrnsloorhbum on for sechbn, 5, Blwk n ,V- wo YN xv' nn GW a RK' on BA XS'owv the Y H336 to MG' WY 6 gs. be' 4 .lo'96se Wo-Sb, MOH lI1dl'wHuql P, lm Wall , p 'clures for the 83:15 eggy DY'-Fl are . Ho wo are fd F Work ' DAY, Darryl '9 on 'Grows ,lj hehvffrg fake MX? QM -an 4 Margcrel Covozos, Bessie Cude, Yoluhdfl Gallo, kU'5'Y ' lrs and Glor' ,Y Brnlon, Mary Ellen lcnlz, June SPQ' n Potzgh Mellon are gefring ideas from Ofhef V90 wofniu-Lab on sion on fheir loyouls for Ihe BANK xesA X do u ,Xl or a S V' G o ,yen ig 10 NW' wan' Khe USv A V Q5 In 0 'rue Kho e n , if's.ne Low ,WS hef' n NP' Mu Cc! An one mY nd, .W ESM 1om nge du, 6 so Tow ulwces 0 Pvghnaq' ff 2145 , ,fi f IU rbooks fo rec Campus Comment June Cannon, editor, explains the finer points cf writing an editorial to Y. Gonzales, D. Frank, and D. Traylor. Posing for the camera are M. Torres, D Matthews, M. Hurlston, T. Mathis and A Mazzurana. B. Cude, l. Ruiz, J. Carver, S. Hodges, M. Towne, C. Cogill, M. Bronx, R. Santos, and D. Overbeck rush to get copy ready to meet deadline. CAMPUS COMMENT members: M. Torres, D. Matthews, M. Hurlston, T, Mathis, and A. Mazzurana work on the school paper. -C tw-. wx HMQU' r 01-1985, Zwne In Q s ry 40096907 Bron? Z7-eco r Gfes' 9v,3.Ih e Co 68 9,14 o r COP n 0' o ' f, Un' O01 'ef ov sara Grbe C Campus Comment Mr. Ables instructs Journalism students Mary Ann Bronx, Celeste Cogill, Sarah Hodges, Jill Carver, Bessie Cude and Tommy Mathis fundamentals of good copy, .f 'X if N i U if Bottom Row: Drum Major R. Bozeman, Maiorette J. Welch, Maiorette M. 5-tendebach, T. Chappell, .l. Tart, E, Cheatham, S Morris, R. Vanlandt, D. Brown, Mr. Gates, Mr, Busche, Mr. Vetter, R, Young, V. Escobedc, M. Winsett, M. Gerra, D, Paul K, Little, Maiorette D. Bowman, Maiorette L. Turner, Drum Major M. Dacbert. Second Row: E. Johnson, R. Charles, R. Tezel, B. LaMon, T. Spangler, S, Hodges, M. Strey, A. Niemeyer, J. Treybig, C. Holden A. Mazzurana, L. Garmon, N. Baskin, E. Arredondo, C. Ofeinger, E. Gonzales, P. Dickey, B. Reyna. Third Row: C. Arreguin, M. Perez, F. Garza, F. Cuellar, R. Arias, G. Fernandez, J. Dominguez, S. Miller, D. Schultz, A. Perez J, Norris, S. Stephen, P. Carter, C. Pinedo, T. Durham, B. Bain, N. Gurber, C. Lloyd, E. Horn, R. Gonzales, E. Ruiz, M Neal, S. Comb. Bulldog LEONORA TURNER JANICE WELCH Maiorettes x 375 QB ,pci ov:dXoL 0 N. wow . .W 'K 3 :..? 'i F 'f-.339 lk- 7 '55 .3-pij H , 8 '14, 'ag 1551 9 un af: rw 2 lille? The Bulldog Band marches in front of the Auditorium on Trinity University Band Day. The Rhythmcires: J, Treybig, D. Falconer, M. Blakeney, C. Lloyd, J. Cheyney, J, Tart, E. Durham get ready to the lyres Club dance. Horn, T. play for Yx. 6 oO Q02 sive' eflqe 5. ,ga sexo allele 94- .,40'l 0:00 l, im M is Band - X 60' Well ol P' Ppedjre o vo9XVl 2- 60 .4xo0 00' K ow Us uf Rem HUYPS, Roger Torres, Paul Carter, Manuel Nieto, and Susie Perez practice on their instruments. 'N R , .w .Qs QQ' af Band members: R. Young, S. Combs, C. Thomas, A. Manur- ona, P. Ebsenberger, R. Flores stop to talk at lockers. 1-3 .PAQ A members: J. Rodriguex, J, Martin, S. Hodges, D. H. Garcia, M. Nieto, help Daddy Busche contest victory. ctivities Sleepy-eyed band members attend early morning rehearsal. 'Q wi N Xi A 1. X . K ff 'V' af' 1 ..-.. Ng f 1 make., is-... rv ,,,, A Band members and guests en ioy themselves at skating party Oran 'T 3 wi X J ji... . Et it 'Zi .5-lei? ' ...rw K Front Row: B. Condra, P. Freed, B. Reding, J. Ozment, A. Colo, P. Langley, N. J. Sparks, G. Boynton, M. Baccus, J. Raske, J. Reis, P. Sherbondy, M. Volt, F. Titus, Thompson, E. Prestridge, P. Smith. Second Row: J. Haese, B. Riley, B. Brennan, M. B. lee, R. Fuentes, G. Gonshor, E. Townsend, L. Garcia, J. Hernandez, R. Flores, l.. G. Melton. Third Row: M. Worthing, C. Gonzales, J. Schnelle, A. Rodriquez, E. Z, l 'wi:1WffWVfJ-M... P. Siebrecht, M. lopez, J. Bonn, 5. Pursch, C. Schaefer, P. Clark, P. Lacy, K. Britton, Garza, P. Cook, L. Arocha. If 1 T . r 'i ,H I This has been a full but happy year. We startec K -J, ' off right foot first getting ready for the footbal -- fi . ' e season and the man thrills and half-time show .e . i af Y 3 1 - in which we participated. We were hardly througl' 1- with those affairs when cage season rolled around ..i,5q:f',gL It has really been a lot of fun backing the 'ole oth letics of B.H.S. either carrying the pigskiin or fighting 'M. , '. for the round ball. Then, in the meantime we have nf served our school as hall guards. This hasn't been ar ' ' easy iob at all. lt has been an opportunity for us to be 0' 'f---. help and at the same time to grow in experience witl ie e his-'fi t oth ers. Iii 1 None of the things we have done or accomplished would have i been possible had it not been for the understanding anc ll IYK, guidance of our sponsor, Miss Gwen Boynton, and to her we was would like to give this message-To you who for the past three years have given us courage, direction, and faith, we express out wi thanks. May you long remain with us and may we be worthy o your leadership. ackets it A, 1 figxfi , x X 8 I iq if . 'Q'-vm. I rs. . YQ , Row: E. Trenkelbach, B. Braurer, l. Nieio, N. Phillip, C. Ybarbo, C. loeser, M. Lantz, Newman, B. Smiih, M. Carter, B. Petry, N. Cunnaday, L. Berry, D. Russell, J. Dixon, A. J. Urquizo. Fifth Row: C. Swoffard, J. Davis, D. Ross, M. Worsham, B. Schmidt, I. Floray, C. Moore, S. Cain, B. Calk, A. Sfadler, J. liiilefield, N. McDearman, E. Nuff, I. Padilla, J. Almond, J. Gibson. Not Pictured: K. lowry, K. Murlts, E. :heerleadeu B Ou' . , C 9om9 seniofrgzra, P, Heed B. Williams, S. 0'DeIl, C. Nota, E. Hoy, M. Branz, M. Tussay. Eedeade I Und p r -S ' fhoi piqu, muh, give ed7 5. p G saline restr- ,O E ow: eos., 'Dis' C010 wi: ' 60 ,dx r17o 0' e P,- 6,' es' 9549 ,den Sp I Ofmleo! 1,59 on Q , o JJ3 for o,, rg, 9 9477 ' Ye 'Bye or ' 1 I S Swv The O. J.'s and Band enjoyed a well deserved party after laolh groups molored Io Uvalde fo see fhe Bulldog Band receive a first division. The O. J.'s were aided by Sherry Swindler in rooting the Bulldogs on during the Heights roundball gam Jqmp If ll Uc O J,s o ed whh I h U me se ln, son 9Uln fo 95, ghd orball ' I laugh Hp' 5, were fhese N-09 0 ILA. -5- ' Q Cheerleader, Pat Smiih, and Trum- T K pe? blaster, T. Durham are all A K ready vo board the bus for 'he if XX New Braunfels football game. voflous lo' hueysgng H9194 NV' . 'reeled bl meellng- Choi!-Ala P-TA ' he 0. l' SQTS on The 0. Jfs fake time out during fhe many whirlwind activities l SP0n In whizh they parvicipaie. allllhl W f' 4,2 ,f'W 'it uf - if ps -Q gsm O. J.'s J. Sparks, C. Thompson, M. Baccus, B. Calk, K. Britton, J. Smith, and R. Fuentes display their long earned Senior sweaters. Not pictured, E. Prestridge, G. Melton and E. Hoy. J. QQ? M C 'l'homP5'n Bi Sjkteudi N Connodcy q ck Ammu E i-:SYUP to on Ol' 0 J Y Lan This candid shot was taken before the O J group pacture FR0 bb Mlss Boynton busy at her desk preparing letters for the Carlsbad New Mexico trip the O J s took during March B S O and varlo students help to weigh and haul paper for the advisory competition paper drive J Sparks President J Raske Sgt at Arms J Ozment Parha- mentarian M Baccus Vice Presl- dent M Bran: Corresponding Secretary J Ries Grade Recorder N Ohlenburger Recording Secre- tary P Langley Sgt at Arms P Sherbondy Historian Not pictured A Cole Reporter and E I-loy Treasurer A giant B is the marching theme for the Pups. The Pups are putting srhool spirit to use. Colonel Lyla Williams, l.t. Colonel Olga Urquizo, Secretary Bonnie Houser, Sgt.- at-Arms Barbara Jimenez, and Stella leal, pause a moment before instructing new members on the technique of marching. The first real game for the Pups came with the Homecoming Game when they participated with the two larger march- ing groups in the stands and on the playing field. 0..l The Pups prepare to compete with 0 J s on marching and drill O- J ' P Secre,ar uP office PQUS y S, 'sf B com e Q In Rogules ' B,-,chi posirf,,,, Omen' f vice P Sin, P, ups before tres,dem, esidemi O onhnuing and M. M- Seal on fh I Edina' el, dr. I Ill First Row. E. Nester, B. Talley, B. Boot righi, J. Long, M. Chavez, D. Breig, I Ozuna, K. Marks. Second Row: P. Bar nard, A. Breig, C. Baskin, J. Ross, S. Vella T. lozano, S. Resales. Third Row: R. San i-os, M. Morones, D. Utz, M. Horner, L. Dominguez, J. Jackson. Fourth Row: C. Blyth, O. Leal, M. Medina, S. Palma, V. Cuntu, T. Chavez. Fifth Row: G. Gomez, J. Garmon. . 9, N00 o ' .46 .XB to oiongv x 05 od ,xo ved 6 'Io e of' se 9993 ozyuffjf. -she Quo X 90 ' hoytyex ,nge 9 ya QQ is '22 35 nee - p. ond Y' ' ef' a. pwxo V39 ,Af x- Q. C-9 s. , B- ' no ov ongyei. oe-1. 3 ms 9. X. 9.o6qxQ O- gd: P.. C' Nievoo. G . O U osW'e' go, become n mvffhmg' Pao Somed Yrofjice I .d eqth Pup md nners 0' QJ. I go Sv' ok y,n9' Nxmystoxel My Rusk ing. on 9. d od 9 bene' Burbankers Go . . . ,Run Jumor Class Play Scene Hurry Mary lounse Chnstmas Party To n Burbank dance qos Field Trap 'I IW 'I Jody ai Convention Club enlo fue tn Buttercrust Bakery B lr: Students engoy refreshments at the Sweetheart Prom Faculty These are the ones who are... The inspiration . .. Those who push the students forward . . Toward a better understanding of life . . Of world, people and individuals . . . Their ambitions for youth... Are even higher than . .. Youth's ambition for themselves . . . Understanding cmd wisdom are part of the trade. . . For who needs to be understood more . . . Than people... And wisdom is needed when working with people . . . A tiring occupation . . . But one that can be both interesting . . And enriching... Perhaps this is the reason . . . For the hard tiring hours... And sometimes the extra stay after hours . . The industrious ones who help in organizations . . Who sponsor and lead various groups . . . Those who do alittle extra . .. In making young people better adults . . Forever after the school years . . . They are the ones who will have. . . A part in making up . .. The fond memories . . . CSometimes there are sad ones tool . . Yet they are tied . . . To the strings of our hearts . . 5 Y IGF' w,1eieg1,m . ,Q g, Lwwgww- 949314260 MRS. JOAN BUCHANAN .... imported from West Mrginia .... hrst year of teaching . . . . teaches 7th and 8th grade English . . . . Fairmont State, B. A. MIA JUD ADAMS .... Junior Student Council sponsor .... otherwise known as 'flughe-ad .... teaches English ..., Syracuse, M 4. MRS. EVELYN SCRUGGS .... has a real knack for pushing a Cadillac , Physiology .... S. I S. lf C., B. 5. Ml-93 NE!! AVRE77. . . . loved by all seniors - - and juni chic .... teaches English and Spanish . . . . Univers' MISS IETRICIA BENNETT .... one of Burbank' interested in roller skating, U, I, B. 4 ' MR5. EFI-'IE MAE DAVIS ,... ,JL eo:-hers .... teaches E ' M . TRENT CHEYN gf ' earhes En l' X . . . teaches ors , . . . sophisticated and :fy of Houston, M. 4. s youngest teachers .... teaches English genuinely sweet and good - - one of ur Inost popular nglrsh .... Baylor, B. A. EY .... truly a t:harIner .... e ' poetry and snake grsh...sponsorofB.S .SW KS , .s 'Y sv the If ' hed' fo' name de A mu B gl I A d X05 lenfe Te d ' 1, R an Enghs NU' d sfuge Lug: an I reaches RE MBU ,ld EAN two S J eoft MIS lo oh AW 9 AHS o9e lqngu hes 'eu' slgmng de 55 a e on sPo s loves AM LATH :Sf LOU ARY S M MIS 04' A d n wo' ale lnfarn club e 5e c nd d at LUCUU loYe P rlY em fo e Ilsh d 5n9 an A B Trln 1,oldl 9 IU5 ds P Wwe hbrqrY W k s re f che n 0 of Burbsdoms orelnner sc he' sglin of he llsh 'e ef ' En9 S oV rel9n NICK RAD G ZAH LBER NE NKE ELA' 9U MRS RUTH M155 A M IO' BaY d v,le9e ll P deiennon ha he oh ' ke W' wa K 3 - 6360 if , 07 'sf' ML, 5 og FQIUR6-,wig f 'e 0 flils pI'eoc6eOl I' 1 Q C' 0019 1108269-f,N'l'o 0' Sf? W C r -YI 6 00 fo, 41,-O ' 0044 041, 0 0 0 re 944 Off 'ff een 44' W0 'C 'rpg 406 ,ue 4 17 S r 5196 sfe W De r,6q 9 4 'Ply ,U ,D ol G 4, y 4 lo4e O gh' bf Ir eo 80 ,cor '1 4- f e Ar 'I Soc Do 8 Uh .5 .i MISS GWEN WALLACE teaches Amer: can Hrslory and llferafure rnferesied ln coolung ond musn: W MRS MEDA OCONNELL funds a quo when for every snuuhon fnvorne among sensor Enghsh students sponsors Colleglonulres Tr nufy B A MRS JAMIE SHAVER believes rn lerm papers as endurance tests former track couch fthey won fool W M MRS JOYCE LOSEN from New York but sold on Texas Ieazhes Englrsh Y Cnty College B Z 1.7 ' ' .... S. .T.S.T.C., B. S. wvfszif- , , l I I I if 4, . -I A...-v.. ,, s. .r. s. 1. c., .A. ll . .... , IJACW: xx .... . l sl ..,, N. . ' , .A. I Ml f Z X Z X W' ZX 4 'G Q 4 JC' LW WE, V4 , W J :rf 44,9 A, 6 . Wedge, O 8,90 414' . ' Pv b9'P'fes off? ofjlfo' 0' ,h'. '1.'.. X 410 - F 0- O 4105 f 6125-'00, 4,gl 'ff-f . . 'r I ' 'Q 5'..4pod d'e ,srl AA NM :CMFUAE 'lang , 'r A47 , 'a'b9 4,,, 'Hsu 'W.v 'w Q Fd '9 175:60 'fs .7',,.P-A',0',bo 4,l,0sf5i0Q,-40'y:- 'A ob Aff 91-ee'C,',,'..',4 . r We,-Y ,6 Q S ,Al-Q I. Coup o 'O 5' , 8 oo, dw ds gd f' '4r CGW, '. O . . C - .A ,V ,ou ,r fo? Il C6 'ssc 50, o l MRS MYRTLE Pll.AND .... teaches Mash . . . . returned to Burbank after spend- ing last year in Georgia, New Jersey, and Washington .... Trinity, B. S. MR. WILLIAM LUCAS .... helps Mrs. Broom in eliminating tardies .... great friend of all iunior school boys .... Math teacher .... Trinity , B. S. MISS ELOISE CRAWFORD .... member of Burbank's original faculty .... teaches Mum .... u. T., B. A. MRS BETTY BEAUMONT teaches gunlor school Math mother of dar ling lll boy husband IS sports writer M MRS DOROTHY BENNETT keeps well disciplined and orderly Moth classes advises a sweet group of 7As new .J awsav MRS BONNIE PARISH firm believer ln homework tests and notebooks well liked and popular among students and teachers teaches Geometry and Algebra Trinity B A MRS DOROTHY RUSMlSEl. member of Burbanks only husband and wife teach mg team teaches Math Our Lady of the lake B A MR CLYDE MUEllER head cackle shriek of the Bodnddy Algebra classes co sponsor of Senior Student Council teaches Algebra Trlmty B S MR Bll.l.Y WAlKER plumber by trade teacher by profession GMU teur photographer teaches Math Tr nity B S MR HERBERT REHMANN newcomer this year Interesting and fun loving teaches Moth W C B S ....u.i., 5E... u.r.,n.s. I , xfhpt I . . . . . . . . . .... Si .... i', 5 . ' .... .... s. .v.s.1. MR JAMES GULLEY has a law degree Interested In bees teaches Socnal Studles and Occupatuons W M MR TED FRANZ keeps the local dalrles IH business wlth his daily Ice cream cone teaches Occupation 8' Soclal Studues Ohro Wesleyan B A MR HAROLD UECKER furst year at Burbank teaches Soclal Studles and Englrsh W MR E L ELMORE holds court every Frlday lthey re always gullty no defensej mterested nn huntmg and frshmg teaches Soclal Studaes 8. Hlstory Tnnuty M A MR BILL LAFFERTY Twas a saulor now a teacher pretty soon hell b o preacher enloys local polntlcs and classical musnc teaches Hustory MR CHARLES SCHARDE tru terested In education and History Interrupted his teaching career to work for Uncle Sam loves hugh school sports M MISS LUCY POSEY one of our star bug frlend of Coach Davenport teaches Social Studres M A MRS GERTRUDE SCHRADER crazy about football and mtenor decorotmg one of our sweetest teachers teaches History St Marys Unlverslty B A MISS EDA BETH NELSON once a home demonstrator now a teacher teaches Socual Studles C W MRS DORIS NEIDORF sponsors scnence held tnps ldol of lunlor school Scuence students Our Lady the Lake B MR HERSCHELL BOYD has photo gruphed many a mug and school scene for the Bark teaches Physrcs and Physrology Oklahoma A 8- M M MR FRANK CLARK Mad Chemlst Burbanks contrlbutnon to the wrestling world teaches Chemistry and Blology Trmlty B S MRS ELLEN MARIE ALLEN mterested nn bugs teaches Math and Science North Texas State B A S .T.S.T.C.,.A. ' .T.S.T.C.,B.S. - ' e T., B. S. . .... ly in- . . . , U..T.., I .A A. performers .... sponsors Operators Club N . f .' .' ' ' ' ..,. u. r., ' ' .... r. s. . 1,51 of , . s. ' ' K . S. MR. JAMES DULIN .... patrols the cafeteria every noon .... has a pleasant speaking voice .... teaches Mechanical Drawing and Art .... S. W. T. S. T. C., B. S. MR. ALFRED PIEPER ..., one of Burbank's many handymen .... Junior Class Co-Sponsor .... teaches Drafting and Mechanical Drawing .... Trinity, M. A. . MRS. HELEN BILLS .... inspiration behind a l00 per cent advisory . . . . ' sponsors Junior School Red Cross .... helped Burbank open its doors in 1937 , teaches Crafts .... lncarnate Word, B. A. MR. HARRY WHITE .... provided with a well trained roar .... gives culture to the football team .... sponsors the Choral Club .... Sherwood Music SchooL B. M. MR. PHIL BUSCHE .... better known to band members as Daddy Busche . . . . shoulders a tremendous responsibility in sponsoring the Burbank Bulldog Band .... Trinity, M. Ed. MR. JOHN ADAMS .... framework of art .... interested in the River Art ,' Group .... teaches Art . . Cleveland Art Institute, Permanent Vocational A QI Certificate ill!!! ,Orca 4 -9.9 l ' 90' 0531 Gay, 06r,,, o,,o,o41r 411: oc Q '4414' '-'f 66 S P44414' 5- . -fu .spear 84' L' 4141 o 6 'O ,ol ' 'P . ' ,Ov eo'-69: 'o..,, GVLJ, 44 Q ' , Q45-Co J' now -4,,,,6, 'ro' 0,6 O - . 'ue . 'W 4, , sq 6, I, ah. 4'4r,6. ' ff J: Place g . - Wrl P Ooler 91.55 4143 416' ' - fe wfkec W 4, ' 410 ! '4: 4, e6 '0f,s ' - 914- 36.9 'Me - . . 0 - 0 ' Sw 4: I' 8,9 - . 4. . ' 'haf' ' . . - 1: Q 'hiss :Og-,bl 4814-S 08906 I I ' c4,hf ' ,po fo '60 '6qt.6e ' 4. ' 60,60 sy. Cp S, , , , Ir, 5- s 04 I I - . ' . r ' udbq 406 41-430,05 Jo ' lv S W grodafef or of A eo Rh: 6,94-'6 04, lu-,,,of1'-.sf o,, -4 '. -. 0,03 41 04, o',, ljc 116 -,Q . blob' . I U it '71 U . h 0pe4,r ., 4 04-fe' ff l trams, sd aoihpzgfor of 2po 0:v,'6 'ago of 60,6 .r u G 40:5 Ib Q 'Sf-cos. ' 0 A x Co ' Of . e 'bf ef lf, 0:4 ,bbq-Y 614- 01,0 A . D . ' C 9 , . I Q E. .4:9a4-:Z-,ht?' ' ' . . r Malo' . 90,66 ' , Q r GQCA 04 e Oqd J 'voffbf t ,N SS Ckhlps DEH. 'NPKTS ,... c.oXXects oXX Vlmds ot smovfmg gfxpes .... Xodes boot beet .... teaches Y. Y. ..... Om X061 ot the X.oV-e, Ya. S. NNY-5. BP-t4E C9-OXNTWER .... head ot guts 9. E. department .... cfootegvopttet 'tn se-:mat ot the sc.YtooX shows .... 0. T., 5, S. Nt?-S. CYNP-9.0112 00011. , . . . Xett scktooX Ko Yebmotq to become o 1eoX boate- movef' .... teaches Bomemoixng .... Okfxo State, 5. S. N655 sxkxvsxtd DNN-ON .... mode o dots QIKRYK ttet Y-ockett B5 .,.. c.oXXec.ts tezfvpes .... 1. S. C. N'1.,?.t. S. NASB OWEN sotvlwovl .... sponsots Otonge Sockets . . smqs ond do-qs e uV.eXeXe .... edyoqs toVfmg, students on coming tvtgs . . 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GORDON BRYAN .... lullables his chucks mar ried this year ,... teaches Poultry 8. M M MR. WILLIAM AVEY .... if you want lumber, call his number .... teaches Carpentry .... S. W. T. S. T. C., M, A., Permanent Vocational Certificate MR, NOAH THOMPSON .... teaches Metalwork . . . . uses Wildroot Creme Oil Charlie . , . S. W, T. S. T. C,, B. S. Permanent Vocational Certi- ficate MR, ERWIN REININGER ..., ham operator . . . commutes from New Braunfels .... saw the World an a banana boat . . , has been in both Navy and Merchant Marines .,.. Permanent Vocational Certificate MR. RUSSELL GIGSTEAD .... a bent body? a straight fender? take it to him ..,. teaches Body and Fender . . . . Permanent Vocational Certificate MR. BURl.EN HORTON .... Mr, Fix-it . . . teaches Auto Mechanics .... S. W. T. S. T, C., B. S. Permanent Vocational Certificate !'l'1'lH?'lllllll1Ilvlm MR. EDWARD DOLEZAL ,... indicates fishing golf and gardening as being his hobbies . teaches Horticulture MR. DAVID RUSMISEL .,.. has made a name for himself 'f ,rl ' X Harvey, W. Becker, M. Pumeriio, L Gonzales, T. Tiierinc, F. Mendez, R, Aschacher-pose for BARK photographer. Cafeteria staff members-M. Barth, R. Jackson, M. Maz- zaranuna, R. Santos, R. Freeman, L, Jackson, N. Hazen, M. Hubbard, J. Key-prepare Holloween lunch for Burbankers. K Maintenance staff members-M. Special Events Dances, Parties, Carnivals, and Assemblies, these are the ties that bind the students in social and recreational activities. Ties formed in associating with each other at these school sponsored events will provide fond memories tor each ot us . . . today, tomorrow, and forever. lt is through these events our teachers and par- ents become a part of our social life as they join in wholeheartedly with the spirit of fun and co- operation. With the guarantee of their help,, the dullest activity can become a source of fun and enjoyment. It is here at the Dances, Carnivals, Parties, and Assemblies we find one of our strongest ties, that of association with home, school, and faculty, all combined together for a gay, spirited form of un- forgettable entertainment. 5 fs-2 1 Vx f 1 5 W2 1 . . 75: 5222 if xl 'Q , V, , 'i t Burbank Upper leff: Burbank majoretfes, Janice Welch, Myrna Slendebach, Delores Bowman and Lenora Turner do a routine at fhe kick-off as- sembly. Upper Right: Rosalind Meneses learns the la- test bop step from Zippy fhe clown al rhe kick-off assembly. Opposite: The stars of the Variefy show come our for vheir final bow. Lower Left: Joe Rodriguez and Irene Guerra pause for a momeni during numerous carni- val aclivifies. Lower Right: Carpentry boys, Alfonso lerma, Jesse Perez, and David Cnbido, build boofhs for the carnival. if F: sim' f'-1 s f ,-:fly fa. ' i yn if Q u Y 'j ., . :A ,, r' .Maw r '15 x sa -- -if' Assemblies . . . Left: Ray Van Zandt and Donald Melton wrestle as Francine Titus looks on during a scene from ihe Junior Class Play Arsenic and Old lace. Below: Mary Hurlslon and Thomas Salas perform a bird dance from Ohe play Enchanled Garden. .lack Perry and his Light Crust Doughlaoys give our wilh San Antonio Rose at 'he Hillbilly Jubilee assembly. Vidory marries Miss Burbank at Phe New Braun- fels game pep rally. , 42 ' f . ' s . -h Right: The Creepers do their sfuff ai the las! Chance Dance. Below: The crowd gathers around lo watch the floorshow ai 'he lyres Club Dance. ow .5 Above. Svudents pause for refreshments during the Home- coming Dance. Left: Burbanks best-dressed sfudenfs are the winners af the annual Tacky Dance sponsored by the Class of '56. Dances... Parties . . . suv- . 71839 ,A in the teachers from Mexico visiting San Antonio. Mary Hime serves George Guynes and Gary Matth- some cake and punch at the Class of '56 Christmas X 1? A Above: Everyone ioins in Party for the Class of '56, Q I the Bunny Hap at the Tacky Burbank was very proud to be the host to a few Left: Mrs. McDermand and Mr. Pieper show off the Deco- ration Committee that did all the decorating in the gym. sv N ,XV ...a Upper left: Here they are, the Senior Play cast, tired but happy after a long hard rehearsal. Upper Rsght Rschard Harrsson Russell Duffey Mack Bowman and George Kalsnosks gsve out wsth a hsgh note at one of the Sensor Chrsstmas Partses Left Oh' Such strong Sensors these Auto Mechansc boys are Lower Left George dont you know that Sensors are Best Sen sors are best Bottom Left The bsg day ss drawsng nearer Beverly Kslborn assssts Robert Ryan snto has cap for hss Sensor pscture Bottom Rsght Charles Butler Jane Sparks and larry Peabody the Pressdents of the three top clubs here at Burbank El1I0l'S sus. AY 1 saas-v Q 5 QF kvvw sr Ll Sharing top honors with reserve champion are Lloyd Tumblinson and Wimpy Hardy. Neal Evans very proudly displays the Grand Champion barrow of 'he For Sioclm Show. Ray Galloway and lloyd Tumblinson exhibit their Black Angus. Joe Kunle pauses for a moment to show off the Grand Champion barrow. Posing wiih a few of fhe iudges are Algier Hyatt and his barrow. l,x fs i Q ' Q f 3 its-5 r W... , ' J 4 .0 wo ,fa bfi 7? f 18' QP ' 1 N, vi., ,lm on-1' , W, V A N 'Q' MISS ELOISE CRAWFORD'S 7BH ADVISORY From Row: J. Strickland, D. Mier, N. Jimenez, F. Ylearlao, T. Felan. Second Row: B. Owmanilla, A. Padilla, A. Cullar, D Gallardo, S. Wright, G. Adams, B. Martinez, C. Melendes, F. Quinney, A. Galindo. Third Row: J. Jaime, M. C. Morin, A Murray, J. Johns, P. Brannon, B. Chandler, D. Granados, D. Campos, B. L. Rohmer, L. Smiih, L. Nieto. Fourth Row: H. Garcia, G. Reyes, G. Castano, G, Cruz, R. Manning, R. Rosalis, B. Johnson, E. Lulzenburger, R. Quiroga, T. McCarley, R. Talley, G. Rodriquez, C. Riedil, R. Davis, MRS, FLORENCE HOUSE'S 7BI ADVISORY From Row: J, Gonzales, D. Felan, J. Canvu, A. Godoy, J. Currillo, A. Casias. Second Row: O. lopez, L. Garcia, M. L. Mariinez, R. M. Luna, C. Garcia, D. Monlalbo, C. Samarripas, M, Rodriguez, P. Estrada, P, Gonzales, A. Gomez. Third Row: A. Gonzales, M. Gonzales, E. tGaIlardo, R. Muniz, A, Casanova, E. Gonzales, J. R, Rodriguez, E. Lizcano, S. Dominguez, T. Campos, E. Gil, C. Rodriguez. Fourlh Row: M. Rodriguez, G. Alvarado, R. Martinez, A. Barrera, R. Gonzales, A. Andrade, R. Gonzales, R. Y. B a, A. Romas, R. Garcia, J. Colunga, Jr., T. Sabedra. .- -vi 4 mwgag , wfexfagsf .av V A I' MISS CLARA DELL WATTS' 7BU ADVISORY Front Row: L. Guerrero, Vidal Geurra, R. Urdeales, H. Dietzmann, R. Rodriguez, A. Hernandez, E, Urquizo. Second Row M, Leas, A. Padilla, A. Goday, R. Vasquez, S. Saenz, A. Torrealva, I, Cruz, B. Taylor, S. Segler, Miss Walls. Third Row: S Urquizo, C. Hernandez, A. Ruez, H. Marina, A. Saenz, S, Cervanfes, C. Lyrd, M. Hatch. Fourth Row: A. Schmidt, P. Saucedo E. Srewan, J. Horton, B. Reding, F. Welch, J. Hernandez, R. Ruiz, l,Perfec1o, F. Sandoval, L. Carver. MRS. DORIS NElDORF'S 7BT ADVISORY From Row: Y, Gonzales, J. Marrinez, F. Nelson, E. Drussal, K. Cochran, J. Nota, N, Neil, R. Caslillo, E. Robles, R. Zavala. Second Row: A. Canales, E. Thames, M. Rodriquez, N. Schnell, F. Garza, M. F. Pena, E. Ramirez, D. Marfinez, C. Mendiola, A. Rivas. Third Row: V. Casiillo, T. Castillo, H. Hernandez, B Cavazos, R. Travilso, Y. Flores, P. McBee, B. Hoessly, J. Brewer. Fourth Row: C. Mudrigql, V. Robles, J. Garcia, J. Gomez, G. Diaz, L. Mitchell, J. Huerra, C. Koone, C. Rodriguez, J. Cruz. t 6' it T Advertisement . . . The Tie that connects the school with the world of men and women that have offices, business houses, and service selling establishments. Through the combined efforts of students, fac- ulty, and our friends in the business world we are able to give you this annual record of the classes, activities, and members of the faculty. Our Ties with the business world are extended as many of the students find a place with them in the afternoon and after school as part-time em- ployees. This relationship is one that is not only educational, but beneficial to the students as they make friends with the men and women that make up the backbone of our city . . .the business people of San Antonio. Acme Battery Co Acme Supply Co Alamo Blue Prrnt Alamo Becldrng Co Alamo Funeral Home Alamo Ixauonal Bank Arnolds Gulf Statron Automotrve Supply Co B 8: E Garage and Fender Works Baker Brothers Used Cars Barleys Seruce Stauon Blackwell Burner Co Blue Moon Cafe Bolners Grocery and Market Botellos Servrce Statnon Buffalo Cafe Burkshnre Cleaners Coca Cola Carters Radro and TV Servtce Chapa Motors Crown Drug, Store Dackbert Prano Co Drxon Servrce Statuon Domrnguez Food Store Express Was AllgHIHj, Co Fatrmans Shoe Store Favorxte Cleaners Flower Box Frost Brothers Gent Lloyd and I-Irs Musical Clowns Grllrspre Motor Co Grnffm Grocery Groos Natronal Bank Hammock Motor Co Han Dee Ice Statron OUR ADVERTISERS Harlandale Baptrst Church Helmkes Theo Market Herman Sons Holden Garage Hopps TW and Radro Servxce Ike Harnes Cleaners Internatronal Harvester Jack Ne l Servrce Sratron No jackson s Talent Scouts Jet Drue Inn jlmmy Long s Servxce Statron Johnsons Beauty School Joskes ot Texas Judsons Candy Co Kallrson s Karotkm s Furnxture Co La Ferra Department Store La Glorra Superette Lan Hung, Food Store Lrttle Mrkes Ice Stanon Lone Star Seed Co Lytle W Goslxng 6: Co MD s Pharmacy McDuffee Food Store Maltland Martinez Grocery Moores Fettl A Seed Store Morrow s Prescrrptron Pharmacx O R Mltchell Motors Ole Sarge s Used Car Lot Paul Anderson Co Pedrottx Grocery Peerless Cleaners Plssls Wlmlv Prlgrnm Ice Statron Ploneer Whrte Wmg Plastxc Center Pop s Hamburgers Pruxtt Ave Baptnst Church Randolph Freld Transportatron Relrance Cleaners Robert s Drxve Inn Roeglren s Provlsxon Roy Akers Royal Crown Cola S 8: M Boot and Shoe Reparr San Anthony Grocery Samtary Mattress Co Sears Roebuck Bc Co Shaws jewelers Sunset Cleaners Sunset Theatre Surma Bakery Taco Vxllage Tar Shan Restaurant Tandy Leather Co Temple s Market Texas Mattress and Upholstry The Guarantee Shoe Co Torberson Co Vrera Radno 6: TV Servxce Wagner Motor Co Wah Young, Food Store Warfleld Smrth Hardware and Supply West Theo Cleaners Western Furnxture Co Whlte Star Laundry Wmg Fung, Grocery Wlnn s Stores Wolf 84 Marx Handy Andx Super Market I-Iarlandale Bank Yat s Laundry Youth Cente Youngs Dtue Store CONGRATULATIONS BURBANK SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF fer QW ff' I Htl! Ik, 4 Welcome to The Skylme Campus of TRINITY UNIVERSITY Co educat1onaI Fully accredlted Twenty two major frelds of study For catalogue, Wrlte D1rector of Adm1ss1ons, Tr1n1ty Un1vers1ty 715 Stadrum Drlve, San Antomo Texas PE 5 5251 AMERICAS MOST MODERN UNIVERSITY MODEL MARKET 3910 Clark Avenue LE 2 7831 All Burbank Students Are Invrted to RILEYS DRIVE IN 3107 So Zarzamora CA 3 8565 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT HATFIELD JEWELERS Expert Watch Repa1r1ng Dlarnonds Jewelry G1ftS Keepsake Rmgs LE 3 0264 5607 So Flores . , . Co. , . i I ' . a I I . 11 'I ' ' A Co. ' I ' ' . J I ' Co . I ' F I tv .g A f f V: If ' ' X I 5 1 i i ' - . f If ' l '.. ' , ' 1- ' f 1' V L - 4 ... f' , 1,-775 If -. .A - ff - I a Y ta 1 . '-' . WURLYIEER GRGANS E1 K Sy m 4418! 2 I s-ki ? 1'-Yi., EW A DISTINGUISHED N M5 PIANO Q I'EllEj I'0l!'lIlElll ' If X an Off1C1a1 P1ano of the '1- lk- Ray Bozeman Drum Major Metropohtan Opera for 26 Years EXCLUSIVE DEALER Daclbemrlt Dacbert Maj or MHUFICG Drum imw Company 639 Prultt CA 7 0408 Vlslt YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD MUSIC STORE Complete Lme of Band Instruments and Accessomes H1gh Grade New and Used Planos Tunmg and Repanfs LARGE ENOUGH TO RENDER ANY SERVICE SMALL ENOUGH TO APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE nik V wagx ' Q, -'-' e LL gg. 42 IU fl--fx If Il af L fee ef fifiis I . '11 5 Q I -.-.-., 'Q , . m Q ,HE Q I A , I .rm K gun 'DVJZPUZZ ,. . . . ,i I 'EXW i . if I ' Ei f X I . Q, , wmiesxms 712, 6 K1tchen Favor1tes 'IEW' KAROTKIN FURNITURE CO nmcnn mmm wma: Chances are we furnished noun your mother s home 221 W Commerce CA 7 6361 PIONEER WHITE WINGS Enrlched Flour Menu, BISCUIT an mx I 39 FOR ALL HOME BAKING JACK NEAL SERVICE STATION No 11 2208 Nogahtos Street LEh1gh 2 0467 WING FUNG GROCERY 804 S Laredo CA 6 9052 RANDOLPH FIELD TRANSPORTATION CO 201 North Alamo Arr Condrrroned Buses Fully Insured For All Your Spcu 11 Chartered Trips Call CA 6 1251 2 kg no? I 3 MILK. jf I f73 I' . . Iwpfr X I . I I 4 I d . M ' 1- Biscuit Mix W1 N F1 If 1 ' f s If ' ,Q 1 4' HANDY DEE ICE 8z FOOD STORE 3407 Nogalxtos WA 3 9157 YOUNGS DRUG STORE 2214 Nogahtos LE 4 3601 ST ANTHONY GROCERY Your Frrerdlv Grocer 304 Dew1tt Llahrgh 2 0925 BURKSHIRE CLEANERS Where You Naturally Expect and Get the Best 1509 W Theo LE 2 0686 San Antomo Texas PAUL ANDERSON CO Headqualters for Draxung Materlals POP S HAMBURGERS 3407 Nogahtos WA 3 9157 FOR TOPS IN LAUNDRY GO TO WHITE STAR LAUNDRY 530 Son Pedro Avenue CAplfc:l 6 5382 Ac ' H . ,' 3- ' L. Broadway at Travis Street H 77 ' 1' ' ' - HX -if Bring refreshment into play have u Coke W 49.10696 9 W U X sr 5 olce' rs cr regasfered trade mark O l x 5 X Aisssssaae. 'fe Q al X 1. O ADEMARKREGISIEREUL N ,BQ f , r Q f Q, c - - . 3 SURMA BAKERY Where Quallty Re1gns 3010 1Noga11tos LE 4 2812 SpGC12111Z1Hg m Blrthdag and We-ddmb Cakes EXPRESS WAY ALIGNING SERVICE 1216 D.o.,d11tos CA 6 bb96 MORROWS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY .3423 So Flores LE 3 5141 FORD GILLESPIE MOTOR CO 321 Bmadwax at Poulth CA 7 1411 it QUALITY SEPVICF ECONOMY LAI HING FOOD STORE Deluery Serxxce OPLN SLNIDAYS TIL '7 PM 2119 NOg,d11tlJS LE 4 6022 WESTERN FURNITURE 1219 W Commerce Street CA 7 1443 San Antomo 7 Texas fm 4 1. ' ,. 1 2 L X, ,A -Q , ? 1 ' f , f , , h I ' ' 7 I 1 4 K 1 I L J L M -EQ K 4, I Q . 1 A f 5 A 2' ' I fx A Hx ax, X1 X h i .g .5 Y J, 1 ' ' gf, - H I , Q31 f ' - x J - I 17 Y Nw ,ci , .f ' I' ,, 5 5 r 6. is Thx tux K ' v Y- T A A - tram ,O 3 1 xi 'A' 5 2' X I I V1 , .. . . f f M 1 I' ' ' A 5: Mas, 0 - - - A 11? K if I! ,1 4 LL . K ' 1 A 2: :W by 1 ' Shop Sears gm! M3555 in SEARS ROEBUCK and Co Corner Mlllfory Drlve and Pleasanton Road fi' VR hexe San Antomo Saves Congratulatlons Semors' GRAND LODGE Order of the Sons of Hermcm 515 S St Marys CA 6 9261 WAGNER MOTOR COMPANY 2723 So Flores CA 5 7981 MCDUFFIES FOOD STORE Barrett Place at Nogahtos LE 3 9431 Where Burbonkers Meet' 2119 South Mllltcury Drrve RGBERTS' DRIVE INN H 7 I bf Warfield Smith ll-llarcdlware E6 apply SERVING THE GREATER SOUTH SIDE Plumbing Supplies Pomt Electrlcol Fuxtures ond Supplies Complete Lme of tools Sporting Goods Household Appllonces 81 Lmoleum 3412 South Flores Street LE 4 8839 L 1 . ,. . . . wa.. in SPSCIHI Rates For Burbank Students at the FLOWER BOX 109 North Park Blvd CA 3 4772 TANDY LEATHER CO 309 W Market 4 8221 Leather Craft Supp11es Comphments of SANITARY MATTRESS COMPANY 2400 South Flores St O R MITCHELL MOTORS 1130 Broadway DODGE PLYMOUTH fa njw-A Shop and Save at DOMINGUEZ FOOD STORE 1264 Keats WA 3-9529 San Antonio TEXAS MATTRESS Sz UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 2619 So Floxes CA 6 6181 Renox atmg, Re upholstexmg ED GLESS Oxnhel PILGRIMS ICE STATION 4109 Zalzamola Stleet LE 2 0136 CARTER S RADIO 8: TV SERVICE 730 So St Mau s St CA 2 0872 CA 2 9621 WAH YOUNG CO FOOD STORE Self SCIXICG 81 F1ee Dehx eu Dlu s 8. Household Hardware 3800 S Flores LE 3 7174 , a THINK IT OVER COD gaxe us th1s day Dld xou make use of 1t'7 or dld xou throw lt awav Thoughtful of ROY AKERS 441 North Mam Avenue CA 6 7201 BOLNERS GROCERY 8z MARKET 2900 S Flores LE 3 9441 B 81 E GARAGE 8: FENDER WORKS Corner Heame and Zalzamola Auto Repzurmg Sz Weldmg LE 3 7673 L R BANDY E H ECKERT - - - V' l Y L - '. L T - , , I 7 ,, I 4 1 Y? , - H- . Vx , ' Y- Q Y 1 X kk ' v. f -5' ' Q ' 3 M, 3-L, - - 6 ar .1 ai: - 1 W EVA 1 n I , ' V4 Xu -, . 7 . warn V X, X- .4 ' v v ' 9 A X . V ' W 6. I N... T... 1 1 -s 4 I V - 1 - fl' FACS TASTY CORN CHIPS KING OF CORN CHIPS ALAMO NATIONAL BANK Strength Integrlty Knowledge ONE OF TEXAS FINEST BANKS FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS Member F D I C 306 W Commerce CA 7 1221 PIGGLY WIGGLY San Antonio Company E. A. BASSE - OWNER BOTELLOS SERVICE STATION For the 1703 Guadalupe Best Candy CA 5 7186 , BAR X BAG TEMPLE s MARKET 1 S f' rullh X 'Wd' Iliff 705 Barrett Place J U D S O N I S II WA 3 6926 831 S Flores CA 7 2241 YIIUCMIRK UA' . KK 77 0 ' . O ll 7 75 , i - rr 1 'BOX or 511 Q-1 I ,V K . ,'Sf,K- Xxxx A ,fl . X Rx X443 1 ts U .Tj Xx 1, .,'h x ff44.o I .Q l'4. BLUE MOON CAFE 3228 S Flores LE 2 0000 C E MILLER CVKHGI A Better Car Fox Youx Monev All Makes and Models BAKER BROS USED CARS 3411 Nogahtos WA 3 4411 0 DIXON SERVICE STATION WASHING LUBRICATIONI AND BATTERY SERVICE 2101 Nogahtos LE 6 3859 LA GLORIA SUPERETTE 2217 Fr1o C1ty Road Oscar A Ehzondo Owner MD S PHARMACY Complete Prescrlptxon Serv1ce Prompt Dehvery 2023 Nogahtos LE 4 1511 Comphments of GENE LLOYD and h1s MUSICAL CLOWNS RELIANCE CLEANERS 2602 Nogahtos LE 4 2771 Congratulatlons' Class of 55 from LA FERIA DEPARTMENT STORE TEXAS REATESTJEWELERS The Store of Savmgs c L'AW51UD 802 W Commerce St CA 6 2193 OLE SARGES USED CAR LOT 4301 S Zarzamora WA 3 6521 ALAMO BEDDING COMPANY 1107 N St Marys CA 7 3712 ARNOLDS GULF STATION 2701 NOg311tOS LE 2 0658 IKE HAINES CLEANERS 619 W Malone St WA 3 3371 San Antomos Best Eqmpped Repa1r Shops Te1ev1s1on Sales and SGYVICG HOPP'S A11 Work Guaranteed P1Ck up and Dehvery LE 2 7375 LE 3 1032 2311 S Hackberry 2216 Nogahtos WHITE CASTLE ICE HOUSE 109 North Park CA 3 7413 WEST THEO CLEANERS 531 West Theo LE 2 0398 :Khanna MEET AND EAT AT THE MALTLAND 109 Plax moor HELMKES THEO MARKET 1511 West Theo LE 3 8314 Congratulauons Semors' from PEDROTTI GROCERY 8. MARKET 1001 So Cherry St LE 4 6793 JIMMY LONG S SERVICE STATION 4219 S Zarzamora St WA 3 4011 The Best 1n SEFVICG San Antomo BARLEY S SERVICE STATION 3915 Nobahtos Street 'WA 3 6411 FAVORITE CLEANERS Ram or Shlne We Clean on Tlme One of the Most Modern Plants In the C1ty LE 3 6505 1005 VICIOTIQ HOLDEN S GARAGE 6311 S Floxes WA Z 3601 S 8z M BOOT 8z SHOE REPAIR 4007 South Flores St LE 2 0055 TAI SHAN RESTAURANT 2611 Broadwax San Anton1o The South s Flnest Ch1nese Amemcan Restaurant where flne foods reach CEIGSIIHI helghts HAMMOCK MOTOR COMPANY 2327 South Flores St CA 7 7979 BLACKWELL BURNER CO 5037 West Commerce St CA 6 8551 'Tx Congratulatlons to LUTHER BURBANK SCHOOL Progresslve Educatlonal Inst1tute LYTLE W GOSLING 81 COMPANY CINSURANCEJ 137 Losoya St CA 7 6151 CHARLES W. SCHNEIDER and TRAVIS BAILEY MARTINEZ GROCERY mlghty good place t 140 Alta Vista bank e1ther 1n perso or by ma11 We cordlally 1nv1te your account both l checkmg and savmgs UMGROOS NATIONAL BANK o SanAn'ronlo i' Established ln 1854 I Ol Commerce at Navarro CA 3 7918 LITTLE MIKE S ICE HOUSE 1922 S Zarzamora San AHIOHIO wail TRI WAY DIRECT ADVERTISING SERVICE Addressmg Mallxng Dupllcatmg Auto Typlng 1115 E Houston CA 2 9663 ALAMO BLUE PRINT 006 North Presa CA 5 7186 The Guarantee 117119 Alamo Plaza Where Better Shoes Are So CAp1tol 6 8211 Men s Women s and Ch1ldren s Dress and Casual Shoes 0 BAGS 0 HOSIERY 5 Guarantee Suburban Stores For Your Shoppxng Convemence ALAMO HEIGHTS 5204 Bmadway TA5 lor 6 2511 ALLENA VILLAGE 4517 Blanco PErsh1ng 0 8301 BILLY MITCHELL VILLAGE 223 Lacklanol Road WA 2 6861 JEFFERSON VILLAGE 1026 Donaldson PE 5 1721 WOODLAWN CENTER 1816 Fledmcksburg PE 4 7807 MCCRELESS VILLAGE .3520 S New Blaunfels LE 4 0389 l . A o ' . h . . n - I . l ' . P I 'N x CIMIII llillll. 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