Luther Burbank High School - Bark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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We nope you enjoy your bool- ond ore sorrsned vvirn our pub Berg- Br 6'Q?f Q Q A gf 5. X Y 2 bcotfon 912121311 or , Z 'IWW , .,,. vi: This year the yearbook staff dedicates the 1957 Bark to Dorothy Nell West. secretary to Mr. Ter- rell F. Gates. Mrs. West, better known to students and faculty as Dorothy, has been a member of the Burbank family for fifteen years. Burbank first met Dorothy as Dorothy Nell Forrest in 1942 when she entered the school as a student in the 10th Grade ' ' ' b f 1944 when she entered Mr Burbank began Dorothy S training for her present job in Septem er o . B. VV. Quinn's distributed education class. From the years 1943-1945 while in high school she served Mr. Quinn as his secretary. During her educational years here at Burban oro y her majors. Algebra and social science served as minors. ' - ' d ' the main office and was Her outstanding accomplishments at school were many. She assiste in be' vice resident of her advisory she was treasurer of the junior on the honor roll. ln addition to mg -p class, senior class, office tra ning class and treasurer of the Office Training Club. Dorothy was also a member of the pep squad and volleyball team. On March 27, I944 Dorothy Nell Forrest received permission to work in the office of Chandler Floral Shop. Office work was the type of work preferred by Miss Forrest. On September 5, 1944 she was em- ployed by Ebert Air Conditioning Company. Her wages then were forty cents per hour working part time. Everyone likes her and she is a fine worker--- very neat and accurate. Doing an excellent job--Y Always does a good job and willing to tackle anything. These com- response from her employer, Mr. William A. Ebert. Mr Gates' secretary on December 17, 1945. Filing, typing, answer- Dorothy returned to Burbank as . days work. Taking shorthand dictation, keeping books and records k D th made English and commercial courses very eager to learn on the job. ments and many more were the ing phones made up most of her also contributed to the pattern of her occupation. ln the year 1946 Dorothy Nell Forrest changed her last name to West. Her wedding to O'De1l West took place on lune the 12th. To this day Mrs, West has continued her work as qeneral secretary in the main office. She is a friend both to students as well as faculty. -9 I f X 4 A ,A K4 5 I fi E. W. Robinson Thomas B. Portwood L. W. Fox Administration During the course of their career, Mr. Eugene W. Robinson, Mr. Thomas B. Portwood and Mr. L. W. Fox have come across many and different pro- blems. Their contributions towards educational pro- gress have been many, and all for the purpose of providing better means for administering knowledge to all the students attending independent schools in San Antonio. When decisions must be made for bettering this system every school must be taken into considera- tion. In doing so, the faculty and students welfare must also be considered. Thus the three men hold a position that is not any ordinary job, but requires from them the best they can offer. 5 'le if ,,f il 5 .........i1m, if ..... ::q' an M 55. K.. am' Q as ei 4493? MR. TERREL F. GATES-PRINCIPAL Twenty years ago, when the doors of Luther Burbank Vocational High School were open to administer knowledge, Mr. Terrel F. Gates started working towards higher goals for the school's student body and faculty. During this time many changes and adjustments have been made for the betterment of our school. Mr. Gates heads Luther Burbank High Schoo1's family to the best of his ability. And for this we are extremely grateful. 6 woo .NARDS STREET SAN ANTONIO 4 TEXAS LUTHER BURBANK VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL May 29th, 1957 :I Dear Senrors Graduatrons Endmgs Begmnrngs all pro duce feelrngs of Joy mmgled w1th regret We regret to break many of those tres of frlendshrp whlch have grven us strength and assurance through the years and yet at the same tlme we fmd ourselves eager to test our dreams and try out new opportunl l19S As I look at you today I grve thanks for the prlvrlege of knowmg you and worklng wrth you You have been a great group and you carry Wlth you my prayer for your growth understandmg and ab1l1ty to solve lrfe s problems as you meet them Srncerely yours X Terrell F. Gates Principal 7 X aff? f nufd 7 0 f' J 70 i VZ f' ith. HERMAN VETTER cj-QA? I. 6 ,M Besides acting in the .H ,xl absence of the princi- fjp! jf Z pal, Mr. Herman Vetter, ' vice principal, has the job of f-1A.f acting the part of dean of boys. In his office many calls have been made by boys with school problems as well as person- al difficulties. The advice given by Mr. Vetter is sometimes taken at heart. Other times it is given in vain. To him our hats come off, for when a Burbanker is in need of a true friend and advisor, girls as well as boys, can always be sure of Mr. Vetter's friend- ship. MR. P. Y. GILBREATH Mr. P. Y. Gilbreath is counselor for Luther Burbank Vocational High School. His job falls under three mu- jor phases: educational guidance, vo- cational guidance, personal guidance. Educational guidance consists of the selection of proper courses for graduation, college entrance and vo- cational preparation. Helping stu- dents find ways of making adjust- ments when they have difficulty in passing courses fall into this phase. Vocational guidance deals with the study of occupational fields, selecting, preparing for, entering into, and pro- gressing in a chosen vo- cation. 8 MISS MARY ALICE NOONAN Be available for any odd jobs which arise. This is one of the many responsibilities which occupy Miss Mary Alice Noonan, dean of girls. During her day's work Miss Noonan goes through the pro- cess of many developments. Planning, suggesting, and scheduling activities with the students and sponsors is most- ly worked out with her assist- ance. Many times girls hold con- ferences with her to look at their problems here at school as well as at home. All in all it is a constant task of rebuild- ing---ideals, habits, choice of friends .... Personal uidance Q deals with the personal problems and adjust- ments of individual students. 1-sr BROOM, GEORGIA Recording of attendance for the en- tire school is left to Mrs. Georgia Broom and her office aids. This work is done throughout the school year. Beginning with the first period right through the sixth there are student aides to be trained and worked with as they learn the many aspects of this most en- grossing occupation. tsp? PATTERSON , CAMILLE Besides doing the regular work of an office secretary, Mrs Camille Patterson is in charge of permanent records of each student in school, dropped or grad- uated. The withdrawals, drops, and the program card file are her responsibility. Every month she also fills out the vet- erans forms. All in all she leads a very busy bus- iness life working for the deans. MISS MARY IO MEYER Miss Mary lo Meyer fills the position of general clerk. Her duties are many. Typing letters, transcripts, taking dicta- tion, and filing tal-ce most of the days work. Assorting mail, furnishing sup plies needed by the various offices in school also become part of her job. MRS. DOROTHY NELL WEST Mrs. Dorothy Nell West serves our principal, Terrell F . Gates, not only as a secretary, but also acts as a receptionist in the main office. Persons interested in Burbank and its student body conduct most of their business with Mr. Gates. Thus Mrs. West is kept busy throughout the day. .rf-Q.. ...ulf if A M ff u ADAMS. IUD ALLEN, ELLEN MARIE AVEY, W. C. AVRETT, NELL BARRY, BERNICE English Webster's Dictionary English--our native tongue--as belonging to, or pertaining to, the language or the people of England, or those descend- ed from them ...... Has anyone stopped to give his own definition of English? This is one subject we use every day. lt is the combination of many words which are used while carrying on a conversation. Our thoughts put on paper are carried forward in English sentences. During the English class the language is brought to the students by the instructor from a text. The correct usage of nouns, pronouns. verbs, prepositional phrases and so forth are introduced during the class period. Three years of English are required in order to be graduated from high school. Those entering college continue toward another year of English education. Clark, Frank D. Cobb, Mary Louise Conner, Clare Alice CICfWfOrd, Eloise, L, W barrow, Shirley -L . W , i Math Y Mathematics has always been considered a method y ll of finding oneself asleep while teacher trys to explain the ' ' significance of the many numbers in an algebra, geometry f or a trigonometry problem. But to others this course of art in numbers holds many and different mysteries. While in , the process of solving this course of problems, knowledge is gained. tx ' A . -Q Some students complete their math ca- ftp g, ,.,, ., ,A ,ll 1 1 . k ' if 1 reers after attending classes in general mathematics. Teacher says it takes intel- H lectual curiosity to get a pupil in a math- ! i J. ematics class. The subject of numbers is not only for learning HOW to work out problems, but WHY it is done in the manner in which it is solved. For this reason curiosity must be in mind when the process of solving a math- ematics problem is on hand. Mr. Herald Williams' commercial class pictured above, is one of several classes conducted in the department this semester. The basic steps of business math are taught in commercial math I. These steps are car- ried on to the second part of this subject. And thus a year of business math is com- pleted. Business For students who plan to make the world of business a career, our business department offers excellent courses to aid the future business men and women on their way to suc- cess. Burbank has courses in shorthand, typing, office prac- tice, D. E., and bookkeeping open to assist students interested in this field of work. Dean, David N. Dulin, Iames If a business career is in mind this education in business while in high school will prove worth-while. Instead of having to pay to get this training at business college students here are fortunate enough to obtain it without any charge. Even if a business career does not fit into the future of a Burbanker's life these courses prove to be a great asset. Later on in life when it becomes necessary to go out into the world to work for a living, office work will prove valuable. Positions in the business world will pay well, if the person applying for the iob offered has adequate training. Students either taking a business course or having com- pleted their business training have the opportunity of entering the Business Club which is sponsored by Mrs. Olidene Mc- Dermand. Field trips are made by sponsor and members to different business establishments in the city. ln this way mem- bers are given the chance to see what goes on in the world of business. The arousing of interest in the business world and ambition for advancement is the main object of this or- ganization. Elmore, E. L. Fairbanks, Elaine Franz, Ted R. Z The Future Homemal-:ers of America organization at Burbank High School is sponsored by Miss Darrow. Members must have taken home making I, at least, to be able to join this club. During the year the girls hold cake sales, cooking contests and many more activities. Homemaking Department Miss Shirley Darrow and Mrs. Millie Moran this year teach homemaking at Burbank High. Miss Darrow heads the depart- ment for future homemakers. Homemaking courses start from the beginners homemaking I to the advanced course of home economics VIII. During the summer vacations this course is offered as a project and extra credits may be gained. Most of the knowledge gained in this course is accomplished through experience. Like most classes The more you put into your work, the more you will get from it in return. Cooking and sewing are the main topics for work. Meals are planned according to budgets, menues and diets. The student has assigned jobs when laboratory days come along. For sewing most girls make blouses, skirts, dresses and even formal gowns. Some of the boys taking this course have come out with new shirts and with the ability to cook a good meal for themselves. Koehler Arthur A Latham, Louise Lucas, William H. McChesney, William Mc Dermand Olidene 4 . IF' Ima! ff 4' i J ' -4-9 1 ...L ' ....,,v' .,..sf 'di L t .ig :Q L I ll! r if. X I A McPherson, Ruby Moran, Mildred Mueller, Clyde L. Myler, Charles , Niedortqljoris History Social studies give to the students, further insight and added interest to everyday world affairs. This study gives appreciation of past events making history study material for students in the present. World history recreates the fame of men and women long before us and allows us to compare their accomplishments and failures with the occuring efforts in our time. American history teaches students to know their country better and to appreciate its freedoms. Here pupils are taught the meaning of patriotism and are instilled with a pride in the past triumphs and defeats of our country. Last but not least comes civics. The future citizens of America are brought to understand the func- tions of our government. Duties of the president of our U.S.A. are explained to the class along with the duties of the citizen. The privilege of voting is fully brought out in this course. These and many more topics are the studies involved in history. 18 Science Nature is explored during biology, physiology and chemistry classes everyday. It is our good fortune to be equipped with the necessary material which is needed in conducting these explorations. Under the guidance of Mr. Frank D. Clark, chemistry teacher, our science department qualifies to be one of the better equipped laboratories. Micro- scope, slides, reading material and utensils are provided for the students use. Our present instructors are well experienced in the field of science, Miss Marguerite Yaeger has had several opportunities of traveling out oi our state and country. Upon returning to Burbank she has contributed to her pupils part of that knowledge which she gained from her experience in traveling. OCONNELL MEDA PARISH. BONNIE PIEPER, ALFRED H. PORTER, IRIS 4 'AA 'ir Qumn B W Rehmann Herbert H Roberts Charley Band Maklng up the Bulldog Band are 138 members Each year lh1S organxzatxon has grown brgger and better And 1n so domg have become one of the best known bands ln our Clly Appearlng 1n football games street parades and assernbhes make up most of the bands sched ule The band also part1c1pated 1n the Un1vers1ty of Texas Band Day llvestock show Fresta of San Iacmto QBattle of Flowers Band Festlval and Paradej and the Flesta Flambeau Burbank Hlgh School was represented ln the Unlverslty Interscholastlc League Contests Out of town appearances have taken the Bulldog band members to Corpus Chr1st1 and El Paso Texas In Corpus the band took part ln the act1v1t1es durmg Buccaneer Days At E1 Paso for the ftrst t1me the organ1zat1on represented Burbank at the elaborate Sun Bowl took part m the parade and half t1me performance at the Sun Bowl game representmg George Washmqton Unlverslty iff B C F . :-59' I 1 ft :'5eg+' V 1 3 I If 1 , . I x ' Ax 1 ' it f At Burbank Mr. Harry White and Mrs. Bernice Barry teach the art of music. The students who may be talented, study and play music because it gives them pleasure. In so doing they become better listeners and learn to appreciate, or like music after they are out of school. Music The opportunities in the field of mu . work if music is chosen as a vocation Music offers variou f' ld f sic are many There are at least seven different classes of . s ie s o opportunities: teachers of music: performers, singers, and conductors: musical instruments manufacturers: critics: composers and arran- gers: the manager or seller of music, and the publishers of music. As teachers, a person may be interested in the position of private teachers, public school teach- ers, and college or university teachers. Before any person gets recognition for his work in music, long years of study will be required The road to fame will be not only lon ' ' this field is natural musical ability. g, but tiresome and expensive as well. The first requirement in This requirement is necessary to obtain success. Schrade Charles A Schmder Gertrude Scott, Barbara Ann Scruggs, Evelyn Seidensticker, Irene z' .' 73 1 .-JP SHANNON. CHARLES SPLITTGERBER. MARIE SPOON, CELIA ANN STEIN, STANLEY SWEET, BILL Shops Luther Burbank Vocational High School . . . a trade school in which students are prepared for the technical arts and crafts. Burbank's shops contribute a great part to make this a vocational school. Boys have the privilege and good fortune of receiving training which may prove useful to them after graduation. Body and paint, body and fender, radio and electric, carpentry, wood- work, metal, drafting, and commercial art are a few of the many opportunities offered to students attending BHS. From these fields of craftsmanship many boys have obtained enough training to go out into the world after graduating and retain a good job. Others through interest and study have gained for themselves a lone busi- ness establishment. These are part of the many organizations at Burbank that make our vo- cational school something to brag about. During some of the periods of the days the boys taking Body 6. Paint do some work on fac- ulty members' cars. Well-painted cars come out of this shop. With the guidance of Mr. Hussell W. Gigstead these boys learn the trade of working on automo biles. -.wid Journalism Work, patience, concentration, and an abun- dant amount of midnight oil are some of the in- gredients used up by a devoted journalism stu- dent. Work makes the job after it is finished something of which to be proud. Patience to carry on when the going gets rough is at times valuable. Concentration is necessary to provide worth- while reading material. Midnight oil is mostly used when deadlines must be met or when an added amount of in- terest is contributed to the project. A These and many more essentials of journal- ism were used in this year's two yearbook class- es and journalism class. Journalism Producing an annual for a high school consists of hard work and the ambition to get the book out to its public. But the greatest task of all is getting it sold to the students. The goal set for sales of Barks for '57 was 700. The total sales were 644 books. During the campaign the Bark staff and Journalism classes tried to get through to the students. Posters were made to inform you, the student body, of the time limit and price of your annual. Daily announcements were made over the PA not only by our representatives and vice principal, but by Mr. Terrel F. Gates as well. Names of persons buying your school book were placed in the cafeteria forming chains so that others could be inspired to support their book. At the latter part of our campaign we the staff con- sidered offering a grand prize hoping this would attract more sales. After all of our efforts were used and the dead-line reached still our goal was not reached. Why? Is there no interest in supporting your school? Or does anyone care if Burbank is known as the school without a newspaper and maybe without an annual? Your Bark staff would like to know the answer to these questions. lf you can answer them how about telling us! Swindler, Gerald A. Thompson, Noah Vazquez, Elfido Walker, Bill Q Wallace, Roy .3 in Pictured with one of several classes con- ducted during the day is Miss Clara Watts. The skills cmd rules of basketball are first practiced by the group and then the game is played. Orange Iackets The Burbank Orange Iackets is one of the largest pep squads in San Antonio. The girls in orange and white have grown to be a very out- standing service organization and have served their community well. They have strived toward higher goals, working to help others and to in- crease their standards of perfect behavior. Miss Gwen Boynton, the sponsor of the Orange Iackets has helped them greatly, guid- ing them in the right direction and devoting her time in sponsoring all their activities. Miss Boyn- ton has been sponsor for five years and has helped the O. I.'s gain their success in many ways. The requirements of an O. I. are to be in the ninth grade or higher, to have a C grade aver- age or above, to have a semester of pup train- ing, and to be able to pass the written and marching tests. Each girl must be voted on by the Orange Iacket members. Dues of S5 per sem- Girls' Physical Education Department Girls' physical education, taught by Miss Clara Watts, Mrs. Barbara Scott and Miss Gwen Boynton, has aided many girls in becoming healthy, useful and happy individuals. Classes are taught six periods a day with two classes meeting each period. The girls par- ticipate in such organized games as softball, vol- leyball, basketball, soccer, line soccer, and tumb- ling. There are a number of activities used for students restricted to light activity. The regular program consists of both strenuous and non- strenuous sports, games and recreational activi- ties. This is done in order to help meet the needs of every individual. The object of the P. E. department is to have each girl accept responsibility and self discip- line, to conduct themselves in a ladylike man- ner, to practice sportsmanship, and to learn the skills of sports. rt- ' p 0 Watts, Clara Dell West, Roy White, Harry A. Williams, Harold F. Yaeger, Marguerite Al Taking orders and obeying commands of superior officers help the Orange Iackets obtain good leadership qualities. ester or SIU a year must be paid tor rental ofthe uniforms and for other expenses. They also at- tend all the football games and most of the basketball games. Although the results are not as evident as those in other organizations, the O. l. 's give to the girls something that they cannot obtain from any other phase of life. They learn individuality and originality, and how to meet problems with an adult viewpoint. Nl' , fi! 1 2 s-.p1' -.J 634fffff?A4 JM!! R Left to Rlght lst row Nell Hazen I1mm1e Wallace Iosephme Ramirez Mary Mazzurana and Iosephme Cruz 2nd Row Ruby Freeman Ioyce Kee Myrete Hubbard Evelma Max and M1nn1e Harth In charge of the cafetena staff at Burbank Hlgh School IS Mrs Nell Hazen She has served as cafetena supervlsor for eleven years The mam dutles of thls department are to prepare meals to be served at three dlfferent lunch penods held dally from ll 45 a m to 1 30 p m for the student body and faculty to serve the meals at each lunch penod and to clean up after the preparmg and servmg of food IS accompllshed Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Hazen there are nme other women workmg ln the cafeterla Workmg together they arrxve at Burbank early 1n the mornmg and womk on dunng the day unul 3 30 p m 25 W M, f ' W I fm , 4 ,., ,M vig, A 4 ' I, ' , 'xx , A N , N Q. ,nt . v J I ,t gf' .W . I . . 1 3 . . I I . . . , u I - , : . . 6106705 MW .Wff 5 ,fm J 4 'Y Front Row Frank Turnoner Otto Garza Mary Harvy Henry Moreno Mlddle Row Em111o Torres George Seqovla Baldemor Benltez Back Row Frank Flores Tr1n1dad Tljerma Iesus Puerte Pehx Gonzales Ioe A Estrada IS now head custodlan at Burbank Hlgh School He was appomted to th1s pos1t1on on February 1 1957 Under h1s gu1dance there are ten Ianltors and two malds As Mr Estrada commented h1s job IS to supervlse h1s staff m keeplng our school clean and m order Hls orders come from the pr1nc1pa1 and faculty at tlmes but as he said part of h1s job IS to see that h1s staff never has to be told to do the lob that IS expected from them Not p1ctured IS Mary S Pumarego one of the two malds S1nce Mr Estrada was not yet workmq at B H S when the plctures were taken he ms also not plctured 26 l G ' , , 'Q 3 3 . -4 N- 1 W V W N- ' 4. ' 1,3 E. ' ' 4. 3 Q W-, fy J , 5 i L 1 t 1 4 A t y V 1 Q' t f , , . 4, Q41 ' E M ' 'W ' ' 5 I , , ' .. 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'E QF, to ' 3135.1 ,g 'VD- Tho Lost m Srqht In Mem ry Dear Thou ever wilt Hemam George Lmley On December 21 1956 the life of a wonderful friend and employee came to an end Leavmg fr1ends among our faculty and student body Mr Walter E Becker depart ed to meet his Maker after eighteen years of faithful service to Burbank High School as head janitor H1s 1ob was to supervise the yanrtonal staff but he went further than this There Were IDCIIIY fhU1gS d0I1e by Mr Becker that the student body nor faculty ever really thought about At tlmes when the weather was unpleasant he came on to school as early as l o clock to heat the building before classes started There were times when students forgot things here at school and Mr Becker was called to come and open the doors so the objects could be obtalned He tried to make the environments as pleas ant for the students as for the faculty ln order to make every day living at home as well as tn school easter for every that proved itself useful in making a job easier he passed this information on to as many persons as he could He was a lover of good jokes remembered them and passed them on laughing heartily as he repeated them He was always seeking to lift the downhearted and dis- couraged as he met them Hrs patience andfnendlmess seemed endless even on to death Yet with all he was diligent and long suffering proud of our democracy observ mg and enyoyrng people whereever he went People to him were all equal no matter the race color creed or position in this world And of this people were aware To them he was the rainbow after a storm a cool dnnk after thirst all in all THE personalrty at B H S Many passages and stones found ln the Bible remind us of the man we knew as Mr Becker he was a real paradox a person who attended church rather little yet lived a good life and taught tolerance and consideration for all Many wept over his departure from this world but yet in the1r sorrow welcomed an end to his sufferings He was a wonderful cheerful and great person to all Burbankers There 1S but one condolance to our sorrows as the Blble ays The Lord giveth and the Lord take- th away 27 ? Q one concerned, he had the philosophy of covering everything. If he found something .I I A 19 DONALD SATTLER President 5'f!V!0f7.5' UW ., i s PAT SMITH Vice Presidem BERTIE CONDRA BITSY REDING Treasurer Secreicxry MRS. BONNIE PARISH Sponsor DICKEY FLORES Pcxrlicxmenicxricn MR. CHARLES SCHRADE Sponsor BARBARA ANN ACKERMAN JOE A, AGUILAR Skating Club 1, 2: Treasurer 1, R. O. T. C. 1. D. E, Club 3, 4, 2. National Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. F. H. A. 4. Collegianaires 3, 4. Business Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2. IOSIE AGUILAR cil 1. Orange Iackets l. Student Coun- -3' RALPH ALVARADO CAROLE ANDERSON MARY ANDRF-DE Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2. 3, Shop Secretary 2- 3' 4- 4. President 4. F. H. A. 3, 4. Lyres Club 2, 3. 4. Student Coun- cil 1. 2, 3. 4. Red Cross 1. 2. Business Club 4. Y-Teens 1. 2. Skating Club 1, 2. Yearbook 4. 31 RUDY ARIAS GLORIA AYALA Band 1, 2, 3, 4. P. A. S. F. 3. 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 2. 3, Lyres Club 2, 3, 4. Student Coune cil 1, 2, 3, 4. Colleqianoires 3. 4. IRMA BALLASTERO Kfledl F. H. A. 2. D. E. 3, 4. RICHARD LAWRENCE BANDY 4Dicke l Y Football 1, 2. 3. 4, Manager 4. B Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Secretary Treasurer 4. 4. Y-Teens 3: Reporter, Sgt. at Arms 4. Honor Society 1, 2. 3. Yearbook 4: Ass't. Club Editor. JAMES BALL CStutzl Yearbook 4. MARGARET BARRERA CPinkyl Business Club 3. 4. F. T. A. 3, 4 P. A. S. F. 1. 2. 3, 4: Secretary 3: Pres. 4. Student Council 1, 2 3. 4. National Thespians 1. 2, 3 4. ARIELIA BARSENAS fArjel VVILLIAM HENRY BARTH 'Bill Business Club 3, 4: Vice Pres, D. E. Club 1, 2. 3, 4. 3, 4. DON BECK F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Parliamentar- ian 4. BARBARA IEAN BERTIE Orange lackets 1, 2. F. li. A. 1. Y-Teen 1. Business Club 2 Yearbook 4. IESSIE BENEVIDES Body and Paint 1, 2, 3, 4. IAMES LESLIE BOATRIGHT fBevol F. F. A.l, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 2. Vice Pres, 3, Dist. Treasurer 4, Pres. 4. Class Sgt. at Arms 2, Class Pres. 3. B Club Z, 3, 4. F. H. A. Beau 4: District Beau 4. IOYCE BONN lloyciel ROBERT BONUGLI fBobbyl Orange lackets 1, 2. 3: lst Lt. 3. F. F. A. 1. B Club Z, 3, 47 Pres. D. E. Club 4. Business Club 3. 4: 4, Football 2, 3. 4. Secretary 3. BARBARA ANN BRAUER National HonorSociety 1, 2, 3, 4. O, l, l, Z. Business Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3, 4. D. E. Club 3, 4: Sec. 4. Student Council 4. BETTY IANET BRENNAN fDroopyl Bark 3, 4: Editor 4. Orange lack- els 1, 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 4. Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Y4Teens l. 2, 3: Treasurer 1, Sec. 2. F. T. A. 1, 2. National Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 3. Thespians 3, 4: Treasurer 4. Future Teach- ers 1. 2: Treasurer 1, Sec. 2. Student Council 4. F. H. A. 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4, LEROY BORTH Operators Club l, Z, 3. V. l, C, 1. F. T. A. 3. IAMES RALPH BREWER lBruno5 Band 2. 3. 4: Bark Staff I Ass't Bus, Mgr. 4. Student Council 1. CLAYTON BURNS EMILO CABIDO FFA 3, 4. R. O. T. C. 1. D. E. 3, 4. Golf 1, 2, 3. Truck 1 B Club 1. Yearbook 4. BILLY CAIN D. E. 2, 3, 4. IRENE CALDERON JOE CAMPOS NANCY CANNADAY Student Council 1, 2, 3. Football tSnikel Fritzl l, 2, 3, 4. Truck 2, 3, 4. B Club 4. O. I.'s 1. 2, 3, 4: Znd Lt. 3, lst. Lt. 4. F. H. A. 2. 3. 4: Vege- table Sweethecxrt 3, Sec. 4. Glee Club 3: Pres. 3. Y-Teens 1. Yearbook Bus. Mgr. 4. 35 PAUL THOMAS CARTER CRed7 Geology 1, 2, 3. Science Club 1. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Tl-IEA CHAPPELL Bcmd l, 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 2. 4. Thespicms l, 2, 3: Reporter Y-Teens 1, 2. Chorcxl Club Student Council 2. Yecrrbook Homemcxkers 4. Thespicm Plcty 3 3 4 4 1 LILLY CASONOVA Y-Tjeens 1, 2. O. .' , P. A. S. F. 1, 2. RUDY CASTRO kPoto1 P. A. S. F. 4, ,-vt ROSARIO CHARLES KRosiel RAY CHILDS Bond 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis Team 1. D. E. 3, 4: Reporter 4. V l 2, 4. Yearbook 3. Lyres Club 3, Z, 3. Com. Art. 1, 2, 3. 2' Pcrlm SANDRA COMBS fScmdy' Y-Teens 1. Thespicns 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4. Siudent Council 1. Lyres Club 3. 4: Chaplain 3. Band 1. 2, 3, 4. F. H. A. 4, Yearbook 3. 4. Ir. Plcxy 3. EARL CONDRA lShuqieW B Club 1, 2, 3. 4: V. Pres. 4 Yearbook Sports Editor 4. Foot ball I, 2. 3, 4. Truck 1, 2, 3 4 RONALD COX Hx ci Electnc ' 3 3 V Pre 3 D E xxx .KX X X3 X X x x IOE CRUZ Business Club 3, 4. RICHARD CRUZ CHARLES DE LA PEZA RICHARD DE LEON IOE DIAZ Band l, 2. Football B 3. Foot- bcxll A 4. B Club 4. Trccl-1 Team 2, 3, 4. F. F. A. 4. PEGGY DICKEY Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Sec. 4. Lyres Club 1, 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 43 Ccrresp. Sec. 4. Student Council l. Science Club l, 2: Sec. 2. Thespizns 1: Thes- picin Play l. Colleqicmaires 3, 4 Wctchdoqs 3. REECE DOLLAHHIDE IO NELL DOLLARHITE Student Council 4. Nat'l. Thes- Skating Club 1, 2: Treas. 2, Na pians l, 2, 3, 45 V. Pres, 3, 45 tional Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Clerk 2: Best Actor 3, 4. Iunior Trees. 4. Collegianaires 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1. Collegianaires 4. F. T. A. 2, 3. 4. Library Ass't. 1, 2, 3, 4. LUCY V. DOMINGUEZ Student Council 1, P. A. S. F. 2. IOHNNY ELLIS ANNIE ESCALERA MARGARET FELAN Business Club 1, 3, 4. Tennis P. A. S. F. 3, 4. Y-Teens 4. Ten- Club l, 2, 3. 4. P. A. S. F. 2, 3, nis Club 3. 4: Pres. 4. 4. Y.Teens 4: Chaplain 4. Year- book 4. G. R. A. L. KAY FLEMING ALEX FLORES B. S. O. Vice President. V. I. C. D. E. Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary. R. O. T. C. CHARLES FLORES RICHARD FLORES tDickyJ Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 2, 3, A 4: Sgt. at Arms 3, 4. Thespians I 4: Ir. Play 3. Ir. Class Sec. 3. Sr. Class Parlm. 4. Watchdoqs 2, 3. Creepers 2, 3. 4. Melody Mast- ers 2, 3. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 2. Basketball Mgr. 2. B Club 2. Glee Club 4. Colleqianaires 3. PAUL FLORES lShamrOCk SYLVIA DELIA FLORES B Team Basketball and Football Tennis Club 4. Y-TGQHS 4A YCCY 2. Com. Art 3, 4. book 4. Business Club 4. 40 IRENE FLOREY CARL FLOWERS Orange lcickets 1, 2, 3, 4: 2nd V. I. C. 2. Yearbook 4. Lt. 2. Y-Teens 1, 2: Sec. 1, Busi- ness Club 3, 4. F. H. A. l, 2. Glee Club 4. HORACE FLUITT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pcrlm. 3, Sentinel 4. ELDA FORT Orange Iackets 1, 2, 3. 4. F. H. A, 4. Yearbook 4: Art Editor 4. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Sec. 1, Program Chairman 2. Office Aide 2, 3, 4. Thespicms l. Advisory Sec. 1: Reporter 2. Iourncrlism 3, 4. Busi- ness Club 3. RAUL GALINDO VICTOR GALLO Body cmd Point Shop Foreman 3, D, E, Club. 4. 41 RAY GALLOXVAY DELORES GAMBOA fDeeW F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Reporter 8, 4. Y-Teens 3. P. A. S. F. 3. Red Cross Rep. 1. JESSE GARCIA LYDIA GARCIA Orcmqe Jackets 1. F. H. A. 1. P. A. S. F. 4. MARY LOUISE GARCIA Ol-CA GARCIA Y-Teens 4. Yearbook 4. 42 ISIDRO GARIBAY P. A. S. F. 4. Football 2. FELA GARZA Class V. President 2. Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Lyres Club l, 2. 3: Sec. 4. Watchdogs 3. National Honor Society 1, 2, 3. 4: V. President 4. Y-Teens 4: V. Pres. 4. Year- book 4: Ass't. to Club Editor 4. Carpentry Shop Sec. 4. LINDA GARMON Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Roll Sec. 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Major- ette 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 4. F. T. A. 4. F. H. A. 4. Collegianaires 4. Y-Teens 1, 2. Skating Club l, 2. BELIA GARZA Y-Teens 4. Yearbook 3. 4: Pac ulty Editor 4. GILBERT GARZA LYDIA GARZA P. A. S. F. 4: Sgt. at Arms 3. National Honor Society Z, 3, 4. V. I. C, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4. SHIRLEY GIBBONS ROLAND GLORIA Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Choral Club V. I. C. 1, 2. 3. 4, V. Pr . 2, 3. 4. Lyres Club 3. Bcmd l, 2. SQL Cl Arms 4- MARINO GOMEZ ELVIRA GONZALES Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 3, 4. Business Club 4. F. H. A. 3. GLORIA G. GONZALEZ VICTOR GONZALEZ D. E. Club 4. D. E. Club 4. F. T. A 44 NORMAN GRUBER IRENE GUERRA Student Council 1. Bond 1, 2, 3, Business Club 4. Y-Teens 43 Ass't. Drum Mcxjor 4. Colleg- Yearbook 4. icmaires 1, 2, 45 Lyres Club 4. Thespians 1. MINERVA GUTIERREZ b ' F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 4. RAUL GUZMAN B Club 3, 4. P. A. S. F. 1. 2 Collegicmaires 3. V. I. C. 1, 2 RUDY GUZMAN GARY HAASS B Club 3. 4. Basketball 3, 4. Student Council 3. B Club 3, 4. 45 LOUIS HERNANDEZ iBrothitaJ HENRY HERRERA P. A. S. F. 3. R. O. T. C. Drill Team 1. Glee Club 3. Andaluz Club 3. GERALD HILD Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Lyres Clu 3. 4. Spelunkers 4. BILL HORLEN B Club 2. 3, 4. Fooiball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Golf 2, 3, 4. LEE HOWELL RUBEN HUIZAR Basketball B Team 2. P. A. S. F. 1. b RAYMOND ICKE 'Ray Student Council 4: Sgt. at Arm 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4: Clerlc 3 Calleaianaires 4. Operators Cla: 1. Spelunkers 4. Fxre Marsha: 4. Iunior Play 3. IOSIE IIMENEZ P. A. S. F. 3. LEHOY IOHNSON LOUDIE IOHNSTON Bcmd 2, 3. 4. Lyres Club Z. 3. F H S 3 4 Fire Capt. 3. Iunior Play 3. Pres 4 Yearbook 4 Snapshc Advanced Inst. 23. Eclxtor 4 Orange Jackets 3 -1 47 RUSSEL IOY tMorninq Ivy? CAROLYN KNANDEL F- F- A- lf 2' 3' 47 SGC- 4- Skating Club 1. Band Z, 3. 4: Sec. 3. Alt. Mcjozette 3, Major- ette 4. Student Council 2. Lyres Club 3, 4. Business Club 4, Ir, Play Cast 3. MARTHA KOTHMANN Nat'1. Honor Society 1, 2. 3. 4. Y- Teens 1, 2. F. H. A. 1, 2. Science Club 1. Yearbook 4. F. T. A. 2. G. R. A. 2. 3. 1 BETTY IO LA MON llo lol Band 1, 2, 3. 4. BOBBY LASSERA ANNA LEGG F. F. A. 1. 2. 3, 4. Nat'l. Honor Society 4. Business Club 1, 2, 3. 4. MILDRED MAXINE LEGG KAY LITTLE Ncz1'l. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. F. H. A. 2. Lyres Club 3, 4. Band Business Club l, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3. 4. Glee Club 3. Lyres CIubgTrecs. 4. lEANETTE LITTLEFIELD Orcmqe Iczckets 1, 2, 3. F. H. A. 1. D. E. Club 4. Y-Teens 1. F. T. STELLA LONGORIA Teens 4. Business Club 4. CELIA LUNA IANE LUSK P. A. S. F. 1. 2, 3, 4. Y-Teens l. F. H. A. 4. Glee Club 4. Com. Tennis Club 3: Treas. 3. Swim- Art 2. 3. Tennis Club 1. ming Club 3. Sec. Voc. Body cmd Paint 4. F.H.A.1.P.A.S.F.3,4Y INEZ MACIAS IAMES MAGEE P. A. S. F. 4. Body and Paint 2 B Club 4 Yearbook 4 Football 3, 4. GUADALUPE MARTINEZ V. I. C. 1, 2: Pres. 3, Sec. 1. Reporter 1. Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4: Photographer 4. Student Council 2. Electric Class Shop Foreman 2. RAYMOND MARTINEZ DOROTHY MATTHEWS V. I. C. 3, 4: Sgt. at Arms Student Councrl 2 3 4 Chap Parlm. 4. n 4 F T 2 3 4 Tre PAUL MATHEWS CPollyp HERBERT MCDOUGALL 'Herbyl Jr. Play Cust 3. Yearbook 4. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Drum Mdor 3 l 4. Lyres Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4 Student Council 4. TERESA MENDEZ Y-Teens 4. P. A. S. F. 4. Glee Club 4. Yearbook 4. MARGARET MORA AZALEE MOLPUS O. I.'s 1. Colleqicmcxires 1. D Club 4. Com. Art. 2, 3. YOLANDA MORALES G. R. A. 1. Tennis Club 3, 4. Swimming Club 3. Y-Teens 1. Student Council l. Yearbook 4. RUDY MORIN ANNA MAREE MOYER Nat'1. Honor Society 1. 2, 3, 4. Collegianaires 3. Y-Teens 4: Parlm. 4. G. R. A. 2: Pres. 2. ESTHER MUNIZ Student Council 3. Sr. Y-Teens 4. Yearbook 4. Advisory Pres. 2. Student Council 4. ELISA MUNIZ Nat'l. Honor Society l, 2, 3. IACK MUSQUIZ ERVINA NESTER B Club 45 Sgt, gt Arms 4, Sgg, Orange Iackets l, 2, 3, 4: 2nd at Arms Iunior Class 3. Lt. 3. F. H. A. 1. Z. 3, 4: Re- porter 3. Yearbook 4. Glee Club 3. 4: Librarian 4. Business Club 4. Red Cross 1, 2. EARLINE NEWMAN BARBARA NICHOLS Orange Icrckets 2. 3, 4. F. T. A. Y-Teens l. Student Council 2 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter 4, F. H. A. Band 3, 4. F. T. A.4: Historian. 4. Colleqicmcxires 3, 4. Yearbook 4. MANUEL NIETO Bcmd 1, 2, 3, 4. Thespians 4. P. A. S. F. 4: Sgt. at Arms. Col- legicmczires 4. Lyres Club 2, 4. V. I. C. 4. JARRETT NORRIS Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 3, 4. CAROL NOTA LA NELL NUTT O. I.'s 1. 2, 3. Y-Teens 1. D. I-2.4. Q,-Q,-,ge ygckegs 1, 2, 3, 4, GONZALO OCHOA BARBARA OHL V. I. C. 1. 2, 3. 4: Con. Sec. 4. F. T. A. 4: Chaplain 4. Colleg- ianaires 4: Pres. 4. ISABEL PADILLA Orange Iackets Z. 3, 4. P. A. S F. 4. Business Club 4. ISABELLE V. PADILLA iDidal Orange Iackets 3. SHIRLAINE PAUL RICHARD PEARCE Band 1. Business Club 2. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 4. SUS113 PEREZ MARY ANN PULLIN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: President 3, 4. Lyres Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Hist. 4. F. T. A. 3. Bcmd 1. 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 4. LALIE RAMIREZ D. E. 4. HELEN Rmvlos MIKE RAMSDELL DANIEL RANKIN IANETTE RASKE IERRELDEAN RASKE EMMA T. REYES Y-Teens 2, 3. P. A. S. F. 4. O I.'s 1, 2, 3: Flrst Lt. 3. D. E. 4: Treas. 4. IUANITA IEAN REDING CBitsyl O. I.'s 1, 2, 3, 4: Alt. cheerlead- er 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. Colleg- ianaires 3, 4. Y-Teens 1: Pres. 1 F. H. A. 3. Class Vice-Pres. 3 Class Secretary 4. National Hon- or Society l, 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 1 IOE REYES IR A SALLY REYES Tenms Club 3 YTeens 3 4 P A S F 4 Busmess Club 4 Year book 4 BEATRICE REYNA Band 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 4. Year- book 4. P. A. S. F. 4: Reporter 4. Y-Teens 4: Sgt. at Arms 4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4. Nat'l. Thespians 4. Business AIDA RODRIQUEZ MARTIN RODRIQUEZ Club 4. ALICE LEE HICO Student Council 2, 3. Y-Teens I. F. H. A. l. Iunior Play Crew 4. IUDY RILEY F.T.A. 3: Dist. Rec. Sec. 3, lst V. Pres. 3. O. I. 'S 1. 2, 3, 4: Lt. Col. 4. F. H. A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Ir. Red Cross 3. 4: Pres. 3. Orange Iackets 1. 2. 3. 4: Capt. 4. F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Pres. 3. National Honor Society l, 2. 3, 4: Chaplain 3. Colleqianaires 3. 4: V. Pres. 4. GLORIA RIOIAS Y-Teens 1. 2. V. I. C. 3: Treas. 3. Collegian aires 3, 4: Treas. 4. Yearbook 4 ROBERT HODRIQUEZ ROSALIE RODRIQUEZ P. A. S. P. 1, 2. 3. RAUL ROSALES JUNE RUSSEL TONY ROMERO Lyves Club 2, 3, 4. Bond 1, 2. 3 4. P. A. S. F. 4: Sgt. at Arms 4 Ncrt'l. Thespicms 4. ELAINE SAATHOFF Student Council 1, 4. National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4. Red Cross l, 3. Lyres Club 2, 3. 4: Parlm. 4. Y-Teens 1: Vice Pres. l. F. H. A. l. Business Club 4. Collegicmoires 3. Bcmd 1, 2, 3. 4. Pcxrlm. Soph. Class 2. ANGELINA SAENZ PABLO SALINAS F. T. A. 2. Lyres Club 4. P. A. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. S. F. 4. Bond 2, 3, 4. MARGARET SAMORA DEXTER SAMMONS B Club 2, 3, 4. Football 2 Tennis 3. ALTON SAMPSEL DAVID SANTOS Band 1, 2, 3. Lyres Club 2. 3. Collegicncxires 3: Pres. 3. P. A. S. P. 4. Student Council 3, 41 PICS- DONALD SATTLER EVERETT SCHAEFER Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Parlm. National Honor Society 1. Col- 3, 4. National Honor .Society 1. 2, legianaires 3. Voc. Drafting Club 3. 4. B Club 4. Senior Class Pres, 3. V. l. C. l: Reporter 1. 4. Iunior Class Parlm. 3. DALE SHULTZ Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Melody Masters 3. Creepers 3. Senior Play 4. ' Operators Club. TOHN I. SHULTZ National Honor Society 2, 3. MARY SHULTZ MARY SHOCKLEY D. E. Club 4. National Thespians Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 2, 3, 4: Treas. 2. l. Y-Teens 1. Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, F. H, A. 4. Yearbook -1. SALLY CAIN SEITZ fSugar7 F. H. A. 2. Y-Teens 2: Sec. 2. O. I.s 2, 3. D. E. 3. ANNA BELLE SOLIS Yearbook 3. D. E. Club 4. DANIEL SOTO Student Council 1. National Hon- or Society 1, 2, 3. 4. V. I. C. 3. PAT SMITH Orange Jackets 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. Iunior Red Cross 1. Vice President Class of '57 4. Class of '57 Sec. 3. Yearbook 4. JOE SOLIZ Skating Club 1, 2: V. Pres. 1, 2. V. I. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Collegianaires 3, 4. Operators 1. GLORIA SOTO TED SPACKEY GERALD SPEAR Lyres Club 2, 3, 4. Collegian- Bcznd 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 4. Col- OlI9S 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. legignqifes 4, PATRICIA ANN STANKS Business Club 4. IAMES STAUTZENBERGER Yearbook 4. PAULINE STAINTHORPE MYRNA STENDEBACH Orange Icxckets l.Colleqicmc1ires Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mcxjorette 2, 3. 1. 4, Lyres Club 2, 3, 47 Chaplain Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. D. E, Club 4 HOWARD G. STIMMEL V. 1. C. 1, 2, 3, 4. JIMMY TART CAROLYN SWOFFORD Orange Iackets l, 2, 3, 4. Stu- dent Council 3, 4: Treasurer 4 Y-Teens 1. Skating Club 1. PA UL TEZEL Band. l, 2, 3, 4. Lyres Club 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. 4. Spelunkers 4. BEVERLY THOMPSON ALFRED TOSCANO Band 2, 3,.4. Lyres Club 3. 4: Student Council 4. P. A. S. F. 4. Reporter 4, F. T, A, 2, 3, 4. YA Collegianaires 4. V. I. C. 2. Voc. Teens 1. 2, 3. F. H. A. 1, 2. Na- Drafting 2, 3. an- tional Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Club 4. Red Cross 1, 4. Skating Club 1, Z. EVELYN TOWNSEND TOE S. TREVINO Orange Iackets 1. 2. 3, 4. Nation- D. E. Club 4: Pres. 4. Student al Honor Society 1, 2, 3. 4: Council 1, 4, Parlm. 4. Yearbook 4: Club Edi- tor 4. Y-Teens 1, 25 Reporter l F. T. A. 1, 2: Reporter 2. F. H. A. 4: Parlm, 4. l MANUEL VALDEZ B Club 3, 4. Carpentry Shop Ass't Foreman 3. lOSIE VALERIO TONY TREVINO Business Club 4. P. A. S. F. 4 jun:- BERNIE VASQUEZ Y-Teens 4. Yearbook 3. G. R. A. V. I. C. 3. Collegianaires 4. Skat- 1. ing Club 1. 64 OLGA VARGAS RAY VERA P, A, S, F, 2, 3, 4, F, T, A, 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4. Student Council 3, Business Club 4. Collegianaires 4. Colleqianaires 3, 4. P. A, S, F, 2 3 4 2 l C 1 , . . V. . . 1, 2, 3. Fire Chief 4. President Soph. Class 2. VELMA VIDAL P. A. s. F. 2, 3. 4. Chaplain 4. Business Club 4. Tennis Club 2, 8, 4. Yearbook 4. lANlCE WELCH Yearbook 3, 4: Class Editor 4 Student Council l. Lyres Club 2 3, 4: Hist. 3, Y-Teens 1. 2. F. H A. 3, 4. Band 1, 2. 3, 45 Major ette 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 4. Soph. Class Sec. 2. Ir. Play 3. IACK WEBB F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4. TOMMY WHITE Collegianaires 3. Choral Club Geology Club. Operators Club. MADELINE WILLARD BOBBY VVILLIAMS D. E. Club 4. Yearbook 4. Y. Student Council 1, 2. Ir. Class Teens 1. Choral Club 1. Future Sgt. at Arms 3. Iunior Play 3. Business Leaders of America 2. Yearbook 4. Pres. of Freshman Class 1. CHARLES WINANS Com. Art, 4. MARY WORTHING Student Council 2, 3, 4: Rec. Sec. 3. National Thespians 1, 2. 3, 4: Pres. 2. Oranqe Iackets 1, Z, 3, 4: Rec. Sec. and Major 3 Pres. and Colonel 4. F. H. A. 4 Reporter 4. MARVIN WINSETT Cchiefl Band 1, Z, 3, 4. Lyres Club 2 FRANK PEREZ -6 4197 Claudia Loeser Lynn Berry Linda Bither President Vice President Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Rusmisel Ioe Trevino Miss Mcrrquerite Ycxeqer Sponsor Treasurer Soonsor 1? mga . E , x -Z gg, L 5 Q Q aw - 33 , 2 4 -1, rf X f an ,Q ' :HW r .s , 'Q R-11 rf 41+ 4 5 ff, lf? 'gl' ,J-fQ'?. ,qw We 1. , , NZM . W? Y' I, A W' s N , 4: 15. ' Zr 22,2 2 vb 'Y wa, si ,Q v 1 ig, ,Q , ,,f ,gm Q ,,-v 9, Lx Q fi. , gs' , 5 - ff,.'?r'fQ' f' T753 f'i r2fi2Q YZ 'Q 52+ W 3 Qt ek, 53 2224 'V -4 ,.y,,f H- qlinxlif. 1, ,-,YMA9 ff, Q? any :ai ff, , 4, lg, ks 4323? J, 3,,'SGf 4, 1 . M f 1 w in f ii JH. wmfg, fl K . , f.4,91f,5 R. gif, ,, if JQS3' 7' 1 Wm: , ' 4, P V C+ 5. 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Q 5 in 1 Ruby West Iohn Westbrook 1 - 2 '- -! l v-- I if xxx .A I' 1 Elf be 'rv ji k .q -g Tgm wnbom V K Q Billy William -MYLX 'X i tl at 1 'iii ' li f l A A Daniel Winans jake Wglfe 131 l 1 Iames Villasenor . , ti if ' H is M A335 ,.,A-L ' ' Charlie Walker is Adolph Wheat Iean Wright 2 . I fl a A Y r Q F fn f El is ' W. I I lf xi lah ijt . I Io Ann Wright Robert Ybarro Paul Yqrbo JUXVXM' 6' 677001 Mrs. Barry 7BU Marcelo Zamora Daniel Zapata f4UV!5Wf?!f.5' Bottom How: Salazar, R., Castellano, L., Melerdes, R. M., Sanchez, B., Holland, I., Sears, D., Couser, I., Castro, I., Lawson, E.: Second Row: Zaldivar, M., Zertuche, V., Don, I., Russell, S., Offer, P., Lopez, E., King, D., Ruiz, I., Gonzales, O., Busby, P.: Third Row: Luna, L., Malone, L., Lopez, C., Mosmon, P., Sifuertes, C., Spiers, C., Gibson, C., Quintana, R., Fourth Row: Vogt, A., Alrnendarez, R., Campa, M., Perry, D., Muniz, D., De La Garza, M.,Moore, C. I i if I rf., f ,I . 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I., Moran, M., Zuniga, S.: Second Row: Templeton, I., Balderas, I., Gill, I., Riley, B., Esparza, B., Ramoo, M., Kirkton, M. A., Flores, Y., Segorra, S.: Third Row: Phillippe, M. A., Palago, I., Mortinez, M., Austin, A., Garza, A., Carreon, I.: Fourth Row: Iackson, C., Castaneda, F., Dominguez, L., Willett, W., Rios, I., Harris, P. Mr. Dulin 7AT First Row: Goday, A., Rios, A., Gonzales, A., Puente, D., Suarez, L., Sanchez, L., Guerra, A., Second Row: Garza, R., Garcia, M., Estroda D., Estroda, E., Felan, M., Munoz, N., Lescano, M.,Davila,E.g Third Row: Zamora, D., Ozuna, E., Guerrero, E., Rudralpho, R., Esparza, A., Gonzales, L., Medrano, I., Rodriquiz, G., Esparza, E.: Fourth Row: Guillen, I., Marinez, L., Lujan, A., Rocomontez, D., Martinez, R., Deleon, E., Rodriquez, G., Orosco, I.,Perez, I. 0 6 Mmm 4 'Q A.. 4. 1 Y 1 u - ' X 'rink fadim 'Q N -E- X Mr. Dean 7AH Bottom Row: Galiudo, R., Atkinson, L., Wolfe, I., Powell, B., Lujaw, A., Iohnson, A., Blyth, M., Gutier rey, I., Munig, B., Rodriguez, V., Second Row: Sauchey, D., Causey, L., Alvarado, R., Cook, I., Wyble P., Luna, Y., Maldanado, C., G. Ortiz, G., O'Con, I., Martinez, M. A.: Third Row: Martinez, M., Carney M., Reyes, D., Cullins, R., Sutherland, H., Fernandey, I., Becker, B., Holsteen, C., Condel, R., Garner A.: Fourth Row: Perez, R., Long, W., Castillo, R., Loyano, R., Strey, N., Teniente, I., Flores, G Mr. Gulley 7AU Bottom Row: Rohrner, E., Rodriquez, I., DuBose, L., Gutierrez, R., Zepada, H., Granato, R., McDuffie, I Gibbons, M.: Second Row: Gonzales, O., Flores, I., Guentes, M., Powell, B., Montalbo, D., LaMon, V Buske, P., Mr. Gulley: Third Row: Saldana, A., Torres, R., Lener, M., Thomas, M., Guzman, I., Stevens G., Macias, A., Fourth Row: Thornton, D., Canales, S., Medma, I., Taylor, G., Aquxrre, D., Mitchell, E Fifth Row: Villereal, E., Criollo, I tg,.fv', U Mr. Rehmann 7AL Bottom Row: Garnboa, M., Whitaker, I., Hehna, D. , Madrigal, M., Sepulveda, L., Navarro, B., Verria, S., Santoes, R., Clayborn, G.: Second Row: Almagere, R., Dicksen, I., Moreles, I., Davis, B., Broussard, A., Matthis, H., Barns, D., Ramirez, T., Henry, N., Zertuche, D7 Third Row: Fischer, S., Casas, M.. Martinez, A., Maldonado, F., Lopez, V., Perales, I., Dunn, K., Stewart, B.: Fourth Row: Zertuche, I., Barrera, A., Casilla, R., Segovia, B., Villarreal, R., Garza, P. Mr. Iud Adams 8BH Franke, C., Dehler, K., Cox, B., Suarez, M., Iohnson, L., Bateman, I., Harmon, G., Wallace, I., Granato, I.: Second How: Dickson, B., Morris, P., Carlisle, D., Iohnson, R., Lopez, A., Valdez, E., Gonzalez, M., Coward, A., Merchant, I., Mr. Iud Adams: Third Row: Stahl I., Vincent, I., Conway, I., Aowley, C., Hime, V., Raschke, C., Pritchard, L., Gregory, W.: Fourth Row: Spackey, D., Wilson, D., Cole, D., Smith, B., Swiggett, G., Spencer, D. ......-M... nun-ann-1 Mrs. Bills 8BY Bottom How: Leal, I., Green, S., Garza, Y., Danila, R. M., Eureste, R., Enrione, F., Reyes, A., Mathews, M. I., Bux, I., Gomez, H., Second Row: Flores, R., Del Valle, R., Campos, A., De Sha, D., Alderete, M., Lynn, F., Martinez, E., Oraxco, V., Reyes, I., Sanchez, V., Trevinio, S., Stewiq, S.: Third Row: Villela, G., Comera S. Blevins. I La Bount . I.. Gonzales M, Garcia G. Padilla, M Anderson, C. Hatfield, N Mazzurana, L.: Fourth Row: Cochran, K., Morales, R., Monson, P., Ortiz, B., Gomez, I., Gomez, O., Perez, I. Mrs. Bush 8BU Bottom Row: Shubert, M., De La Garza, P., Shafenberg, D., Charles, D., Garcia, E., Griselda, M., Felan A., Gil, E., Iaime, I., Samarripas, C.: Second Row: Iohnson, P., Granato, D., Cude, B., Walker, M., Clark L., Guillen, G., Najera, E., Pena, M., Casilbas, V., Mrs. Bush: Third Row: Garcia, I., Mendenhall, I. Gordon, L., Westbrook, C., Atwood, P., Bodene, S., Trollinger, I., Gutierrez, H., Perez, R., Alvarado, E. Fourth Row: Flores, H., Madsen, M., Andrade, L., Quintanilla, R., Llanes, L., Trevino, I., Cavazos, M. Flores, E. I A f , . . I . F1 fa ' H ,aj .R . i' 243 nf.: fl A V . A V gf 3 ' 'Q ,I ,yr Q 1, I RST! ', ' J X m, Crf'-Ig ' ' B - if .. 1 ' . 1 14 I - If ' t f 2 I ' A 5 1 F .i., ' Qty? -lg! ' 1 A ,S I g i afi S M - s 'iw Ji. -I 9. Q , 1 . .sf M Miss Seidensticker BBZ Bottom Row: Pena, R., Diaz, A., Garcia, R., Beltran, P., Cowan, W., Hughes, C., Renteria, B., Vargas, N., Ilores, M., Trevino, I., Miss Seidenstickerq Second Row: Dominguez, S., Williams, A., Valdes, R., Zunker, C., De Los Santos, M., Martinez, V., Ivy, N. N., Kroeger, T., Turegano, G., Flores, A.: Third ' 1 M. Row: Garza, G., Gonzales, E., Montez, E., Nelson, F., Klem, I., Davenport, I., Ramos, M., Sa as, F., Weaver, F., Easley, S., Fox, C., Ortiz, E. Mr. Stein 8BX ' G. R cl ' e , R., Guerra, B. Bottom Row: Ayala, I., De Leon, O., Valdez, D., Arguello, E., Rodriguez, , o riqu z Flores, L., Flores, R., Botello, G., Mr. Stein, Second Row: Rodriquez, I., Hellman, A., Garza, S E rza M., Iuarez, M., Farias, L., Gutierrez, L., Munoz, C., Arocha, F., Rodriquez, R.: Third Row spa , H D' I Arocha I Blane F Cortinas H Oviedo P Garza C. Gutierrez, A., Trevino, T., Garcia, ., 1az, ., , ., , ., , ., , ., , Fourth Row: Reyes, M., Reyes, S., Valdez, I., Cadena, S., Saldana, F., Guerrero, D., Caslanola, I Tavitas, I., Rodriguez, R. ,il IH SKF! wma C!! Q 6 , XMIA ., ,V T: 0 Q A fr N' me Til? 'Qt -gr A . A 'I SA ill? Q I A' A, F . . yy. I -at 77:1-I . uf' XV x l 'rf LP l , v . fi. , f xfaallifllfula ,...'-mrrarfm Lan ns Valdez, F.: Fourth Row: Mariscal, R., Martinez, F., Davis, I., Hernandez, I., Weaver, T., my ,mf ww- -M, gqwzu ,ff-f' 'ffm I ,uw MF' A gf!- Z ,Wm ,Sf 'am f' ? Gxgzgfl-y ' A 1 ,M ,f 1 , , . 'fhwx 4' rg, V M ,,,,1 , WM f 1 f V ff,,,q,, eh, Q' 3 , Li f, -1,4 if , ,,, 'SS' N ' 1 :Sl a. y an.-w x 4 -' , ., , A' x s .if Q . .... -.n v v 6 i. vi. I 4 1 in .Q rg, . .xy x . s !! g fl sl, Qc: O J if et' ' QQ -k 5 Mrs. Crawford 8AH Bottom Row: Wright, S., Martinez, V., Shumate, B., Strickland, I., Mier, D., Rosales, R., Ybarbo, F., Dietzman, H., Cuellar, A., Barbora, M., Second Row: Rohmer, I., Quinney, F., Iohns, I., Rohmer, B., Bowman, M., Munoz, P., Galindo, A., Morin, M., Melendes, C.: Third Row: Brannon, P., McCarley, T.. Reidel, C., Quiroga, R., Acosta, R., Padilla, A.: Fourth Row: Hernandez, E., Manning, R., Cruz, G. Mr. Elmore 8AU Bottom Row: Mr. Elmore, Sanchez, R.M., Torrealva, A., Taylor, B., Padilla, A., George, S., Urdicles, R.: Second Row: Franklin, E., Saenz, S., Vasquez, R., Lynd, C., Eruz, I., Reding, B., Usquizo, E.: Third Row: Rodriguez, R., Rodriguez, R., Calderon, C., Ruiz, A., Rodriquez, B., Saenz, A., Hatch, M., Saucedo,P., Perfecto, I., Carter, L., Fourth Row: De Lacerda, I., Usquize, S., Gomez, M., Hernandez, C., De La Lus, I., Guerrero, L., Perfecto, I., Medina, G., Schmidt, A. I 'iii 111 -il! .Q 9,69 Mr. Koehler 8AL Bottom Row: Godoy, A., Mendiola, C., Martinez, M., Rodriguez, M., Garcia, L., Garcia, C., Soto, B., Rodriguez, M., Galan, A., Second Row: Granados, D., Suna, R., Lopez, O., Gonzalez, A., Estrada, P., Gallardo, E., Campos, T., Martinez, R., Prado, G., Casanova, A.: Third Row: Flores, I., Cuellar F Car- rillo, I., Casias, A., Gonzales, E., Kenisky, I., Muniz, R., Gallardo, L., Sabedra, T., Fourth Rowz' Ruiz, I., Acosta, L., Ybarra, R. Mrs. Niedorf 8AT Bottom Row: Martinez, D., Gonzales, N., Pena, M., Thames, E., McBee, P., Toderiguez, M., Schnelle, N., Murray, A., Richardson, B., Second Row: Mrs. Niedorf, Mixon, P., Waters, S., Vargas, E., Flores, Y R ' E. ' ' ' amirex, , Garibay, S., Garza, F., Hernandez, K., Rrvas, A.: Third Row: Montenegro, I., Kreusell E., Nota, I., Cavazos, B., Travieso, R., Castillo, R., Reil, N., Herrera, L., Pineda, R.: Fourth Row: Mang- ham, I., Aguirre, R., Gonzales, R., Zavala, R.,Cana1es T Norrega X Gamez I Gamez E A d d , ., , ., , ., , ., rre on o, A., House, P. 11 111 in -all savanna 111 ' 1 T . 11 fl, I I I i 1 1 1 If f - ' i g 'I . l 1 I 1 5 ' ' . 5 ' It l X?-... MX 'ACI f I .9 X 'N SM sl X, 3, E :gl if 5 ' Cy QS f 5 J Q oc- Q0 04506 f . O' 1' . or .0 Q -y O, .26 oo, 0 6' -6 Q, ge' O5 '90 Q o Q 6 0.9 Q ' '9 ' Q R. 4 o- 4:9 Q 5.1 29 -if 'YQ 'Q 9 fo? 'O O0 OO 0 060 05696 X301 QQ 0, K, . ,QT Mary Shockley, Myrna Stendabach, Annie Escalera, Sylvia Flores, Ralph Flores, and Barbara Nichols. 01, O ff O' -'Sgr bc? 'X L.. af' J ,aj Q10 Mary Worthing Colonel N Q. X Ioanne Schnelle Major 0fM!V6'f .!,46'Kff M140 FHUIIP Officers of the Orange Iackets are the backbone of the organization. They lead the group and control the func- tions which occur during the year. The Colonel, the highest ranking officer. is the president and leader when drill- ing. The lieutenant colonel is the vice- president and takes over command in the absence of the colonel. The major is the recording secretary and is the third highest ranking officer. The cap- tain, fourth ranking. is the correspond- ing secretary. The treasurer has one of the biggest jobs of all, keeping the records of all the money that goes in and comes out of the treasury. There are three first lieutenants who take the jobs of sgt. at arms and supply offi- cers. The five second lieutenants are responsible for the jobs of reporter, his- torian, parliamentarian, grade record- er and typist. Each of the officers are expected to keep the girls in order and to retain discipline in all the activities in which the organization participates. The officers for the year 1956-57 are Mary Worthing---colonel, Iudy Riley-lt. colonel, Ioanne Schnelle- major, Aida Rodriguez-captain. Lynn Berry, Olga Rodriguez, and Carol Schaefer. first lieutenants, Diane Rus- sell. Clara Ybarbo, Margie Aaron, Iudy Riley Lt. Colonel 0fH6'ff?.5' I Mfllf Evelyn Townsend, and Elaine Scott. second lieutenants. The officers are elected by the Orange Iackets, impartial judges, and members of the administration. They are judged on leadership, posture, voice, marching ability, and several other traits which are compulsory to their being a good officer. The four cheerleaders are respon- sible for the spirit of the school as a whole, They are elected from the Orange Iackets and are judged in very much the same way as the offi- cers. lt is their duty to lead yells and to maintain the school spirit and sportsmanship of the student body. The cheerleaders this year attended cheer- leader school at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. August 26-31. While at the clinic, they learned new yells which they later taught to Burbank Students. They improved their methods of cheerleading and brought home with them first place honors won in the daily and final competitions held between the cheerleaders of the different schools from all over Texas, The cheerleaders this year are Bitsy Reding. Bertie Condra, Pat Smith, and Betty Brennan. lv: Miss Gwen Boynton Sponsor N Marcia Frey Treasurer ia'- 1 Aida Rodriguez Corresponding Secretary 64 I 6Wfff7l540f?.5' .iw 'S ,hw -sis 'A we K aww l fx. Standing: Claudia Loeser, Pat Smith, Bertie Condra, Bitsy Reding. Carol Schaefer, Lynn Berry, Olga Rodnquez. .5P!i!lV6' 6'17ff1?lb'4If9J' ff X .,,. A xf y ,Q I 4 XX X , W , f , Q, Y .XNx 7 ' Wa., 1 ' ' 4 ', , f' 06'f4!l!6'f J,46'Kff5' CU' '1- -cr' -Y Row 1 Margie Aaron Io Ann Avelar E1 doris Baldwin Melba Barber Row 2 Fran ces Barrera Lynn Berry Barbara Bickle Barbara Boatwright Row 3 Iudy Boulting house Maxlne Bowman Betty Brennan Row 4 Vrrginia Brents Valerie Cantu Marilyn Carter Row 5 Barbara Cavozos Sylvia Cer vantes Ian1ce Chew Row 6 Bertie Condra Pat Cook Carolvn Couser 9 P50 JWMM The pep squad at Luther Burbank Vocational H1gh School was organized 1n the school year of 1938 1939 mth Mrs Helen Bills now crafts teacher at Burbank as the fxrst sponsor The group began w1th twenty four members who marched and cheered for the athletic events The girls wore pleated whtte cotton twxll sk1rts and orange Jackets which were made by Mrs H E Noonan M1ss Mary A11C6 Noonans mother and were desrgned by Mmnxe Flores Iiminez a student at B H S The organizatlon then called the Burbank pep squad has had many sponsors with each adding a new phas to the progress and developement of the group M1ss Lucille Crittende Mrs Hester H111 Turner and Mrs Anna Mae Nichols led the group in their prune helping them to attain higher goals M1ss Mary Louise Dowdy who succeeded Miss Turner was sponsor when the name Orange Iackets was adopted The girls were later sponsored by Miss lane Mrlls Miss Maxrne Lockhart and Mrs Kay Terry Miss Laura Read was the nmth sponsor and one ofthe vital leaders She taught the group whlch has progressed im mensely in ize throughout the years new marchxng tech ardlne dress and orange wool weskxt to the present unl form which IS a white wool gabardrne skirt and a wool gabardine jacket M1ss Reed also orlginated the Pups the Iunior High School Pep Squad whlch has become very 1m portant to the success of the Orange Iackets M1ss Gwen dolyn Boynton took the sponsorshlp in 1951 and is the PM 1 i Top Row Isabel Cruz Yolanda De Leon De Los Santos Lupe Dominguez Glennalee Donnelly Marilyn Doyle Pat Edge Bottom Row Rose Ann Ellrs Ahce Escabedo Elva Fernandez Consu elo Flores Rachel Flores Irene Florey Elda Fort t 3' X 'a v V 4 .gf . 'Z . fa N . y F ' S A 1 m -9 J ,1- X NX A! X 4' :mx ' Ax I h . - ' -- G 1- . . . ' - . ' sf. f, f- . . W B . . . 3 1 , I ' ' e , Q - fr - ' ' S32-' 3, .n ' ' . D . . ' . ' . 4 of QL l I . . - .7 - 3, , . y I . - ly A 'X niques and changed their uniform from a white rayon gab- ,qf I ' ' ', 0 V Ad I , ' U 1 ,3 A . ' . . , C V f T7 if I 1, My 'l Q A' Q, V x X 2: 3: 1 Q ge. 4 -1 ,W fi? Q X 13 -' ', 'K i n ' . ,f . I 1 . .gg tl . 1 1 . , 1 . 1 tl '- ' A . X , xp 1' I I ' if ' 3 an fr . 4 - 15' T9 rg ' K K X Qs X , t Q fl - , hx.. A , fl! 1.938 present O. I sponsor. With her leadership the color organ ization has risen to greater heights with even higher goals They have accomplished, during her sponsorship tasks which were hard and almost impossible. The immense uni form debt was paid off with the group's determination dur ing Miss Boynton's first few years with the Orange Iackets The O. I.'s have since then participated in activities which have given them city-wide and even nation-wide recogni tion. Tney have acquired the reputation of being one of the best pep squads in tne city and are incessantly performing tasks which are pleasing to the public The Orange Iackets began one of their most success ful years in the summer of 1956 with two weeks of practice in late August, when they marched and exercised to get back in shape for the coming year. Their first service to the school was helping with registration of students. The girls typed and assisted the faculty and administration with various jobs. Football season, which began in the middle of September, supplied the girls with another job which was both pleasing and serviceable. They performed half-time drills with the band and cheered for the players during the football games. They are the main body of stu nd popularity of the school in mind when performing he Orange Iackets have sponsored many activities dur ng this school year Among the first of the events was the arnival dance which they co sponsored with the Varsity lub Their ham supper which was open to the public was lso a big success on 1, Z uf fl! Row 1: Marcia Frey Norma Galardo Olga Garcia Sylvia Garcia. Row 2: June Gar- mon Amalia Garza Iune Gibson Antoin- ette Gonzales. Row 3: Beth Gonzales Candy Gonzales Yolanda Guerra. Row 4: Martha Gutierrez Lillian Guzman Christine Hernan- dez. Row 5: Janie Hernandez Bonnie Hous- er Ianice Iackson. Row 6: Bobbie Iimenez Ioyce Iohns Loudie Iohnston. G3 A 9 9 3,55 , .92 A T is .e. i n , Top Row: Barbara Karp Helen Klein Lola Lane Oralia Leal Stella Leal Betty Little Ianet Little. Bottom How: Norma Little laudia Loeser Betty Lopez Elsie Lopez Margaret Lopez Olga Lopez Nancy Lowe. 153 . 35 2 . f ' JWMMFI 145' -ft +9 5 0 A .A -? - X XJ ll ft . '30 - x V 1 L V f ,Aviv Q 4, I 4, a ' fl: fliifb Pf? ' K oi 'L 3 'A A B1 - K 1. B dents responsible for the school's spirit, having the fame l AW, ,t y il ' I I ' - . 1 j ' x 'B . ' , X , 6' A t . -u 'Q ya -Q , 'J .1 K Xv x ' X ff 'N ., 4 Kb fx 'J E ' df Q ff ' 4.14 ' ' i 1 . I l I 2 A I It 0 'W 1' 4 ' ff 6 sg 55' 5 X , Pg, 'N A l ff A X ' ' it 1 F' I H' f S , , I ' . C ...,. ww www 4 QM? 4' --rl mf? A Q? ww FY ,4 AMA Row l Ioyce Lowry Kathleen Lowry Caro lyn Lynd and Altce Mackey Row 2 Kath erlne Marks Glorla Martmez Letecla Mar t1nez and Patsy McBee Row 3 Nancy Mc Dearman Mary Lou Medma and Mary Lou Morales Row 4 Mary Loulse Morones Pa tr1c1a Munoz and Olga Murray Row 5 Er vma Nester Pat New and Earlene Newman Row 6 La Nell Nutt Irma Ozuna and Isa bel Padrlla 0634!V6'f .!f46'K!Z5' Al' AXWWXI4 In October the Orange Iackets wxth the Band were msp1red by an 1nv1tat1on to V1S1l El Paso and part1c1pate m the Sun Carn1val GCl1V1l1eS whlch took place dur1ng the week after Chr1stmas The1r goal was set and the two color groups were determ1ned to achxeve the ab1l1ty to accept the 1nv1tat1on The hard workmg organ1zat1ons 1m medtately started worklng for thelr self set goal earmng money to pay for the journey to El Paso wh1ch was sched uled to mclude a tr1p through Carlsbad New MEXICO To ra1se money the Orange Iackets and Bulldog Band sponsored Halloween Fun Nlght October 31 The event was open to the pubhc and was held str1ctly for money ralsmg purposes for the El Paso tr1p The gxrls also help ed the Band sell the Buthday calendars and co sponsored three after school mov1es w1th the Band st1ll scrapmg to ra1se money The two color organlzatlons flnally achleved Carlsbad New MGXICO and tourlng the Carlsbad Cav erns Dur1ng thelr stay the O I s and band held pep ralhes 1n the hotel lobby marched 1n the Sun Carn1val parade and represented George Washmgton Un1vers1ty ln the halitlme show and acted as a cheenng squad 1n the Sun Bowl game between G W U and Texas Western Un1vers1ty The groups spent f1ve days on the exc1t1ng tr1p returnmg home on the flfth day Basketball season came up next on the agenda The asslgnment of backlng the cage team occupled most of the organlzatlons t1me w1th two and three games a week dur1ng the months of January and February They attend ed nearly every game and were behmd the players all ,gi 'C .9 0-7 . - 4 J A tr 'U ' 1 'wr 6, , '- x X 5. M mf I ff X 1 ffl 1 1 I 65,13 .3 'dll' MU' ill rf Row l L1nda Parades, Ioan Patton, Grace Pedraza, Beverly Petry, Dxane Phlhppe, Nancy Phil 11ps, Dora Ram1rez Row 2 Henrltta Ram1rez, Nancy Rautxo. Bxtsy Redmg, Nan Nell Reed, Carol Reeves, Alene Rhodes, and Beverly Rxchardson , 'N 1- I 'i' ,W j2g,'51.t 9 ALL' elf .37 W Ci -J' A V ggtifff, rf fi ,' ?' '. ,A . . , Q ,- Y Lg cl'rf 3 c T Q7 tsv tlsn X A I ' - A V . - . . - h I . X a EZ? , ' 4 , , , ' A 1 b - - ' , ' - 9 s 1 ' . . ' T ,1 'F' - As ff 1 f 5 - gvinl , 'lt f X .l., , 5? ski gif' their goal and were off to El Paso, traveling through J A ' . . . . 'ar lf? if lf: '5' :ig -' in ' I ' ' . I ' p 0 U . . , . . f I' if , , ., 'frrqyv . ' X K 7 my' 'H' 7 i 3 p , 1 V A 3, A Q sf .4 V fu , - V fl N rd. XJ ' V J : if-n lx rg t ' 1 9 1 H q T' , ' I . , 1 I I ,In ' ' 1 it N, 4 ci '2 5 3- ni it . f ' A . f , it ., 5145! U!l!!Vff5'.5'!fl' as JW!!! AMW! 63440 the way They attended the d1str1ct and b1d1str1ct play offs and accompan1ed the team w1th many other loyal Burbankers to San Marcos when they played Austln for the reglonal tltle They honored the b1d1str1ct basketball champs Wllh a banquet after therr show of trlumph over the double d1str1ct Each year the Orange Iackets are grven the lob of usher1ng at the annual Llvestock Exposltlon Rodeo for wh1ch they are generously pald Th1s year they ushered at f1Ve performances and were commended for the ex cellent job they dld A DREAM It was mentroned before that the Orange Iackets are str1v1ng ever onward toward hrgher goals upholdmg the1r motto mcessantly A dream IS now 1n therr mmds a goal wh1ch w1ll show the golden glow of success when reached The Orange Iackets are slowly but surely bulld 1ng 1n thelr hopes the ldea of havlng a prec1s1on r1d1ng team on horses wh1ch w1ll perform at rodeos and other pub11c functlons There 1S no other sxmrlar group 1n Texas and such a proyect would surely ontnbute to the great ness of Luther Burbank Hrgh School The group rn the dream w1ll be sponsored by the Orange Iackets and w1ll wear unlforms of orange and wh1te and rlde erther palo- mlno or apaloosa horses 1n the1r performances As the years go by the fame of the nders w1ll lncrease maklng Burbank natronally known The dream 1S not xmposslble It can and w1ll be done by the determmatlon and h1gh standards set by the Orange Iackets makrng therr dream a reahty xii Ae' M Row 1 E11enlStr1ck11n Carolyn Trevrno Frances Tumer Row 2 Olga Urqurzo Solla Pat Wallace Mary Worthmg and Clara Ybarbo QEQQ, '27 4 lm If I IT Row 1 ludy Rrley Sandra Roberts Arda Rodrrguez and Brola Rodrrguez Row 2 O1 ga Rodrlguez Sylvra Rosales Audrey Rulz and Drane Russell Row 3 Nadme Saathoff L d1a Sanchez and Carol Schaefer Row oanne Schnelle Nadme Schnelle and Elame Scott Row 5 Becky Shock Beverly Shumate and Susan Slaven Row 6 Pat Smlth Io Ann Stahl and Mary Beth Starnes A Mary Torres Evelyn Townsend Hennetta Margaret Valdez Esperanza Vargas 4 ,y l'V V M , Q.-4 A 441 1 ' l I . ' , v4,,,ij f ' A f 'Taz , I , gf 4 24757, N 0 yggrf K a ,I - - rl - 11 - .9 ' , ' f of 2 - ' . y X I rvg, - ffl . . ' . ' . . . . . . - ' lb f - 1? - tr ll! P wi? l C . Q . ' V, .. r, , .3 A l N ,4 ,y h A A , B A 1 i 1 tufjg g TQ , - ' , , ws ' 2 ' , , -. gp M .. .1 I W A sf- l .+I A? 1 . l l Al' ' t A fl I N y , 3 1'rky ' 1 -A ., ssl stil Q . 2 S 5 , ,Q W: yi. ' e l it - J . ,-,.t fl g N'-S x . , Hia, x x rw K J ,Q , Trent Cheyney sponsor Left to Rrght. Henry Arnold, Fernando Herrera, and Mr. 4 Q-we .xx 8 . Left to Rlght Robert M111er and Frcmkle Phlllxps 5' -1 ll Left to R1ght Terance Hall cmd Fernando Cantu B. S. O. boys on duty. 'rm Mt1Harry White, sponsor, Ervina Nester, librarian, Leo X,-.,A ,H Mendoza sergeant-at-arms, Janice Welch, secretary, '2 ' 1 My Oralia Sandoval, vice-president, and Carole Anderson, 5 2 W A president. 'f i ' First Row: Left to Rlqhtz Teresa Mendez, Roberta Iohnson, Shir- ley Gibbons, Mary Esther Rios, Dianna Renter Linda Schugart Esther Vasquez, and Velma Carol Reeves Adela Soliz Irene Huizar. Oralia Sandoval, Betty Florey, IGIIG Lusk IUIIICG Welch Brennan, Carole Anderson, Kitty Gloria Vcrldez Mary Schockley Yancey. and Betty Io LaMon. Ervina Nester and Adela Solis 1 ,J K 1 Martinez. 63 Leo Mendoza, Louis Hernandez, Frank Garibay, Albert Trevino, Wayne Koenig, Prank Perez, and Norberto -I' 'PQ' .w 'F' ,,.t. tm. x 46.41. at haw 6701 006' sis Majorettes left to right: Back Row: Carolyn Knandel, Linda Garrnon, and Ianice Welch. Front Row: Myrna Stendebach and assistant Barbara Cook. 160 i,, td - s s 219'-1'.,-i?'?T4?3l-'? 4 Q J. L ,WI W ,QR D . VZ, 'Qs 17. ' X. . N , . 1- -fa it 1. f 5, ' jxgwg 'E fu xi. R - . . .f t 1,7 ' 4-'AN V 4 Norman Gruber Mr. Bobby Geisler Herbert McDougall assistant drum major band director drum major 161 lull -nl IIA lil Ill I5 1 if 5 Ax ,NA '85 z ig. Y- 4 L, V ! 'A kg 'Q SHE: N x - ll a, ,I , V I '. 1 ,'-, x.' J? - A ' ' 'X ' ' , 5- sf K' r ' - ,. ff m I i , ,. , I E 'L U I W I R tk ya. A I-A -, gg, . N- Q. -231 . 1 , E JUIVXUH 6115! 67067 MQ' A .Mtg Officers: Front Row: Iayne Davenport, secretary: Irene Trevino, president: Linda Pritchard, vice- president. Back Row: Laura Iohnson, parliamentarian: Patsy Iuliani, treasurer: Virginia Hime, ser- geant at arms: Carole Rowley, sergeant at arms. ' ejlf flf 4 5 rigs Girls' Chorus FrOI1i ROWI lOS9PhiI1e Reyes, Delia Medelez, OlgCI De Leon, Rosalinda Flores, Linda Rose Farias, Alice Padilla, Norma Santos, Irene Tre vino. Middle Row: Alice Williams, Laura Iohnson, Audriana Ruiz, Patsy Iuliani, Mrs. Barry, Renate Engel- brecht, Georgie Garcia, Sylvia Trevino, Peggy Atwood, Nena Nell Ivy. Back Row: Connie Zunker, Virginia Hime, Linda Pritchard, Iayne Davenport, Carole Rowley, Linda Clark, Argentina Pena, Elvira Ortiz, Io6Ann Arocha, Carol Fox. l 5 J'f!V!01-7 Beatrrce Reyna David Santos president Kathy Kn1ppa Lmda Garmon 's I, Glen Conway vrce pres1dent 67U0f!W Nadxne Saathoff Carolyn Swofford recordrng secretary pomt secretary roll secretary correspondrng secretary treasurer if rr J Carole Betty Anderson Brennan GY Icke Susle Perez Kathy Marks Beatrrce Reyna Iames Les11e Boatrrght f Dorothy Matthews Blame Saathoff Glen Conway 5 Herbert McDougall Y Donald Sattler Reece Dollarhrde Anna Moyer 24' .,1-0' Davld Santos Llnda Garmon 5.1 Gonzalo Ochoa Carolyn Swofford Q '16 ,gy gg C Nl ki , t , C fa if- Q y ' l ' '- n If 'G 531' ,Q fn l Q ', 1 B X '3 y , W , 1, X it -I fl K dy' iv I R n l a . ' 5 'W' 1 wwf! I r p V. 5 C it 'Z of our A X 'F' L M 1. , FV by , I I4 4 JWUXVLVI ft Q' 2 1.955 -67 Winer! i f A N Q Q Miss Mary Alice Noonan S, ff ' sponsor Mr. Bill Lafferty co-sponsor z - . i 1 ,i Dorothy Matthews Donald Sattler Susie Perez Ray Icke chaplain parliamentarian reporter-historian sergeant at arms ... ' Q- f g N L... :li 3 Jia - -i M 1 N r , if 1. b N N H ' , ': :' L ,, N 4 ' l wr X A s M V nn M ,, fd! .9 f Q 'V w ' f Alfred Joe Olga Ray Mary Toscano Trevino Vargas Vera Worthing 44' I 6 ' 519' 'T ' ' - -J f Q K F f. 1 . A .,, yy J , .RA-Q y s - 1 is If ' H'1hf'+ ' . 1: X llllx wi K1 AMPA 1. l I1 l . Fernando Yolanda Alex Terrence Mary Lou CCIIIYH De Leon De Los Santos H4111 Morales Qs YW I my F. if ' . 4: f' 2 ki or K V61 BObbYe Olga Nadine Carole Mary Ellen Riley Rodriquez Saathoff 1 67 Schaefer Thomas i fb' in 'rr Paul Buske sergeant at arms A . .il ' -' if f iq: :Il Q vw Christine Arreguin Nan Nell Reed Y S 51, ' Laverne VVarrach JUIVXUA' fflfifflff LWUXVLW ,ri -R , X k v .n sift X 5. .Q ,Y ,A K' 3, ' t David De Sha E1Vi1'Cl Ortiz Martha Rodriguez MI- Jud Adams President C01'feSP0f1din9 SeCfetGfY recording secretary sponsor f-., Student Councll members Left to Rlght Mr Adams Csponsorj Eva Rae Bowles Rose Mary Davrla Lydla Garza Gllbert V11 lereal Martin Cavazos Betty Iean Sanchez Ioe Garcxa Steve Frscher and Grlbert Rodrrguez Those not present are Donald Lee Iohnson Lou1s Domlnguez Wayne Brasmgton Larry Du Bose Roger Becker Gray Harmon Rose Mary Davxla George Prado Charles Rledel Damel Hernandez and Yol cxnda Galxndo fi- 015' Rocky Gonzalez treasurer 'Y Charles Riedel parhamentarran so Gnberto Morales Ierry Tavrtos sergeant at-arms reporter la, I l . -MA., A sr I X I -, 1 x- . r D- A .. .f , ' ul - 2,221 X I 4 V' , fffgzu- .x f l . 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' I , , 1 1 , ' , . . , . . . : I I I ' . . . . . I .- I -- f 1a , s , , - at . 'Lf I - O E f 6 'N ff gd I L Left to Rrqht Frrst Row Glennalee Donnelly Kappxe Smlth Elalne Scott Earlene Newman Tommy Wllkmson Arlene Mumme Y l nda Mercado Iva Loughvldge Elsre Trevmo Barbara Second Row Manlyn Wernette o a Cavazos Madelxne Mart1nez Louxs Yznaga Third Row Glorra Fuentes Rose Flores Lrnda Garmon Barbara Love Ellen Stncklm Hen netta Schulz Alxce Iean Arrnke Fourth Row Mrs Myrtle Pxland Isaac Sanchez Alda Rodnguez Barbara Wernette Carol Anderson Carolyn Hlckson Mrs Dons Nledorf F1fth Row Gonzalo Ochoa Ann West Bobby Brennan lean West Vxrgrma Stnckhn Ral ford Ball 595 'Q fl f f 1 ,r'. K X ' si A Y 1 E l ne Newman Tommy Wrlkrnson Elame Scott Dorothy Mathews ar e secretary treasurer 169 reporter hlstorlan chaplain 6' 01 I i6!!l!f4!!?.5' -V 'HS' Left to Rlght Martm Rodrrguez treasurer Gonzalo Ochoa president Axda Rodnguez v1cepres1dent Berne Mae Condra secretary Mrs OConnel1 sponsor Left to Rrght Top Row Martrn Rodr1guez,DarrelOffer, Ted Spqckey, Paul Carter, Mrke Hamsdell, Tommy Whlte, Gonzalo Ochoa Second Row Tony Romero, Manuel Nxeto, Iames Kearney, Gerald Spear, Gregory Muzqurz, Henry Ortega, Bernle Vasquez, Reece Dollarhlde, Isaac Sanchez Thlrd ROW loe Sohs, Yolanda Mercado, Barbara Polowskr, Nova Trappe, Nancy Phrllrp, Alxce Arm ke, Earlene Newman, Bxtsy Redmg Bottom Row Mrs O'Connell, Ian1ce Lowe, Barbara Ann Love, Letlca Martmez, Barbara Ackerman, Ionell Dollarhlte, Bertre Condra, Alda Rodrrguez 170 p r Q 1' Y , L L. ' , ' 3 J t 5? 2 . ' 4 fy , 4 9 X M 1 , . V ' r -: 'f fw ,..,., A , ,. A 'nllnbfinfvaq ff 'NL , 1 ' , A tx 'ff r M'--.........,.. ' 1 ' ' , : , ' 2 ' ' . - : ' , : . ' . . L by H ,,.,r,,M,,,, ' 1 1 l 7 G v n - H r u 4 I ' C VA l . 4 ,r, A N tl ' i , , , r 1 Y A , .. C A z9U5'!fl!f5'.5' 67067 Members of the Business Club ready for work. Members at the Business Club banquet which was held at Mammy's Cafeteria. Y l . 7' tl, First Row: Sylvia Garcia, Ernestine Guerrero, Sylvia Saenzs, Betty Iane Lopez, and Brenda Richter. Second Row: Left to Right: Elvira Gonzalez, Angie Saenz, Lupe Donimquez, Carol Schae- fer, Carolyn Knandel, and Mrs. Olidene McDermand. Third Row: Pete De Los Santos, Ioe Cruz, and Mrs. Iris Porter. 171 XVAUUXVA A K 5 i , ug ,L HUXVHH Mr. Gilbreath sponsor . 1 i Ie! ., LA A '31 'kh' 9 . ' 'V f in Fela Garza Elaine Saathoff Kappie Smith vice-president president recording secretary K g , 1,4 -, ' A8 I ,Qi Jef, V,AV, , I ,xx J X L A Barbara Barbara Bertie Mae PQQQY Lydia Ackerman Brauer Condra Dickey Garza 'I 1 ' 4' . nfl' lla in Mildred Anna Elisa Bitsy Aida Legg Moyer Muniz Reding Rodriguez Iohn Daniel Beverly Carol Haschel Schultz Soto Thompson Anderson Butler Anna Legg Donald Sattler wi Patricia Ann Cook Claudia Loeser I .5W6'!ffl' Mary Louise Cruz Nadine Saathoff Daniel Overbeck Mrs. Parish co-sponsor Io Nell Dollarhite Evelyn Townsend Bonnie Houser treasurer parliamentarian chaplain A . ,J W' 2 3.1 nj, 1 A 'U Michael Dikes ? s O ik Ioanne Schnelle Barbara - x Pawlouski 173 N mi Left to rrght F1rst row Margaret Barrera Chr1st1ne Arreguln Beatrxce Reyna ROSGIIO Segov1as Isabel Pad1lla Dora Garza Stella Longorxa C9C1l1G Luna V1lma V1da1 Andrea Cantu Teresa Mendez Dolores Gamboa Lydla Garcxa Rachel Flores Mary Faz and Ophha Plodrlguez Second row Glorra Martmez Yolanda Perez Oraha Sandoval Ang1e Saenz Mary Ehza beth Sanchez Emma Reyes Iosxe Ixmenez Sally Reyes Margaret Felan Olga Vargos Syl vxa Flores Esther Carmona Glona Flores Anne Escalera and Evangehne Ramlrez Th1rd row Grlbert Garza Adela Gonzales Alex De Los Santos Steve Guayardo lsldro Garlbay Tony Coronado Gxlbert Trev1no Tony Trev1no Alfred Toscano M1ke Segovla Inez Maclas Lours Hernandez and Rudy Castro Fourth row Tony Romero Manuel N19tO Matlo V1lla Bonafaclo Fuentes Ioe Ramos Rxch ard Flores Arthur HUIZGY Ruben Hu1zar and Freddle Rodrlguez 'Q' Ni Margaret Barrera presldent if rm Yolanda Perez Q: vxce pres1dent Freddy Rodnguez treasurer Vllma Vxdal Manuel Nreto chaplam sergeant at arms 174 l f T Wm . F T A 1, - 7 . K. Q , Ng 'V v 1 I 3 ., . . mm ' 3 C! 'Q - 1 1 1 T y T- t B3 A A . A T ' y W W . 5 .J ' ' 5 Q W G , I I 0 6' TS' -Q. L' E lil f w . nf1llvz,,'t y Left to Right : First Row: Yolanda Guerra, Madeline Ayala, Iosie Gonzales, Minnie Garza, Norma Gua- jardo, Gloria De Los Santos, and Clara Santos. Second Row: Mary Louise Mendoza, Sally Vela, Katy Hernandez, Henrietta Ramirez, Leticia Martinez, Mary Torres, Minnerva Escalera, and Eldoris Baldwin. Third Row: Norma Villareal, Velma Huizar, Elizabeth Castro, Katy Lewis, Pauline Gon- zales, and Frances Barrera. Q. l 'ef'- Miss Vasquez sponsor Corinne Gutierrez secretary tf e , 1 3 2 'Q ' t 3 f Q e es Beatrice Reyna Tony Romero 175 reporter sergeant-at-arms !l64U0!Vf4l Sandy Combs Secretary 1958 4 Mr. Myler sponsor Left to Right: Front: Carol Schaffer, Margaret Barrera, Andrew Pere, Clara Ybarbo, Ter rence Hall, Manuel Nieto, and Darrell Offer. Back: Reece Dollarhide, Ray Icke, Betty Brennan, and Tommy Wilkinson. Clara Ybarbo ' secretary 1956-57 1 3 ewifi- m 51' W 'K J? A Q3 Betty Brennan t 'rf' treasurer 1956-57 ' ' B nf 2? I ,A fHf.5'Pl4fV.5' Carol Schaffer president Reece Dollarhide vice-president '1 vh Ann West, Clara Ybarbo, Eldoris Baldwin, and Norma Galardo. Members ofthe National Thespian Society, troupe 951, Charles B. Myler, sponsor, have had a busy year direct- ing plays and talent shows and taking part on the casts Mary Worthing treasurer 1957 and crews of the various pro- ductions. Troupe 951 sponsored the all school play Time Out for Ginger, their chief project of the 1956-57 school year. Fela Garza vice-president Susie Perez president f' it Rose Flores secretary Minerva Garza reporter-historian Beatrice Reyna sergeant at arms Lois East treasurer Anna Moyer parliamentarian Gloria Ayala sergeant at arms ' WK Annie Esclerea chaplain mmf' Miss Latham Mrs. Flores sponsor co-sponsor TEIEM5 Madeline Ayala program chairman lf- fff!V.5' -M , ,K f i if A 1, 'M 1 4 4: - ...re Y uw- n ffm ir, ' ' A A I n Left to Right: Front Row: Yolanda De Leon, Rose Flores, Mary Ann Muniz, Minerva Garza. Back Row: Bett L , Y 1 d M ' ' y opez oan a ucado, Gladys Gamez, Madeline Ayala, Elviera Arocha, Alice Galardo, Cecilia Herrera, and Carmen Blyth. X 2 l if Y ,AN A .Z ,A-ilk, Back Row: Left to Right: Dolores Gamboa, Belia Garza, Mary Garcia, Mary Elizabeth Sanchez, Iosie Valerios Sylvia Flores and Mar Gloria Rio'os I f Y I - Front Row: Annie Escalera, Susie Perez, Gloria Ayala, Fela Garza, and Anna Moyer. 179 H!! 519055 ,r 4- -' Q if Left to Right: Rosemary Davilla, Barbara Palowski, Carol Westbrook, Andy Diaz, Iudy Riley, Beverly Thompson, Josephine Leal, and Evelyn Townsend. The Red Cross Motto: We believe in service for others, for our cou ntry, our community, and our school, in health of mind and body to fit us for greater service, and in working for better human relations through- out the world. We have joined the American Iunior Red Cross to help achieve its aims by work- ing together with members everywhere in our own and other lands. 180 0Pf1Z4f0!1' 25' Il M9 i f 1 4 wl f Roster of Members: Left to Right: First Row: President, Glenn Conway, Iuan Medrano, Bobby Quintanilla, Estil Davis, Tony Acuna, Donald Iennings, Arthur Iohnson, and vice-president.M1ke Ramsdell. Second Row: Iames Strickland, Robert Edwards, David Muniz, William Davis, Terry Krueger, cmd Lee Iarnigan. Third Row: David Reyna, Dieter Englebrecht, Herman Arreguin, Lawis Reding, Ierry Woolf, Iohn La Bounty, and lack Gruber. Fourth Row: Miss Posey, sponsor, Robert Tally, and Iuan Carrillo. Fifth Row: Ioe Garcia, Lowell Paul, George Prado, Charles Iones, Philip Hogue, Frank Trevino, Ed- ward Roper, Daniel Zamora, Leon Haven, and Norman Lubianski. The Operator's Club, organized October 1937, gives special ser- , vices to our school. The members project and care for the projection equipment used in our Audio-Visual Education Program. T' Glenn Conway Mike Ramsdell president vice-president 181 flfflffff Loudle I ohnston v1ce pres1dent Ioan Patton corresponding secretary 51 1 Barbara Boatright treasurer Kathy Marks presrdent f9W!Wf!llf4Afff?6' N Hogene Collms v1ce presldent . I... oatright Pat Edge F. H. A. Beau recording secretary f4!Wf6'!6'f4 Miss Shirley Darrow sponsor Iv V ,L - ,, N , 182 G x ,,, fs Evelyn Townsend parliamentarian Left to Right: Ruth Nichols, Lyla Williams, Margie Aarron, lane Lusk, Carol Schaefer, Ianell Paul, Carol Renfro, and Iudy Riley. - ll., ,rsffy 4-. -f I , Left to Right: Our Officers: Ioan Patton, Pat Edge, Loudie Iohnston, Kathy Marks, Rogene Collins, Barbara Boatright, Charlotte Baskin, and Linda Holder. Left to Right: Kathy Dennis, Lynn Berry, Dor- othy Matthews, Dorothy Thomas, Marilyn Carter cmd Louis East. Za. Left to Right: Linda Garmon, Sandy Combs. Virginia Brents, Kathy Marks, Dorothy Mat- thews, Evelyn Townsend, Betty Brennan, and Aida Rodriguez. if ki. Q it tri tright Russell Ioy t -Us ' GV? Mn :aww-,K , WN I Z C' RJ LJ Jun. ff. , - ff: .As i Gallowcc 'Q 1 zfei?af.,m4w5,.r's D f Left to Right: Ray Galloway, David Denim, Ronald Hooks, Lionel Spear, lack Pearson, Marvin Beasley, Walter Bateman, Wayne Malone, Ioe Bowman, Don Beck, Eugene Herrera, Pete Tinlin, Bill Mackey, Gary Sligar, Tommy Gomez. 9'-' 1 5 'VFW' Y i 4 'N' 'fwf Left to Right: Gene Valadez, Harold Wyrick, Gerald Carpenter, Danny Huth, Edward Hall, Pablo Salinas, Don Beck, Lucian Green, Don Hyatt, George Rightmer, Anthony Savagano, James Schaeffer, Daniel Rankin, Iene Iohnson, Charles Godkins, Nester Diaz, Albert Trevino. 186 Left to Right: Russell Ioy, Iene Iohnson. eff B- fo . Iollly 12 I Os P Hoes Mc if' WQQUI SC 411, ergon ,es 01620 fue Agri, Ove ' C ' Pt Q' . . Q smjfgk Z O 'L I I YQ ' -,I ii ry, . , Left to Right: Lionel ' 17 Spear, Gary Sligar, Torn- , e rny Bruton. so ' ,ff it rreee 1 ,x1 .!' '-fN : X ,. 860 C 0rQ ,O 0 4 oe, ,- XP 961 C-'90 OJ' Roy Leasman, Ioe Gonzales, Mr. 61990 Q00 Dolezal, Arthur Garza, Billy -'by OF:-Q Moses. ' JC 188 Left to Right: Front Row: Vernon Fewell, Bill Horlen, Leo Mendoza, Raul Ro sales, and Ray Vera. Back Row: Laren Karre, manag- er, Charlie Lorenz, Roberi Cantu, Ronald Durbon, I. L. Boatright, Rudy Guzman, and Coach Char- he Shannon Left to Rrght Front Row Frank Rocomontez Gary Hass Earl Condra Henry Benevrdes Leo Men doza Ioe Campos and Man uel Valdez Back Row Ioe DIGZ Ernle Bandy Raul Rosales Dav1d Vargas Ver non Fewell and Iene Johnson ix? Q in M if Ma w i X! Q ,- any Y. fr Left to Right: First Row: Leo Mendoza, Raul Guzman. Dickey Bandy, Earl Condra Gary Hass Bobby Bonugli, Vernon Fewell, Iohnny Wells, Iene Iohnson, and Ioe Compos Second Row: Iames Blackman, Ioe Diaz, Frank Arnold, Henry Benev1des Rasch el Butler, Albert Robinson, Iohn Renker, and Manuel Valdez. Third Row: Frank Rocomontez, Ioe Rodriguez, Bobby Hyatt, Charles Gannon David Vargas, Eugene Herrera, Daniel Moreno, Raul Rosales, and Coach Roy Wallace. Fourth Row: Ray Vera, Bill Horlen, and Ernie Bandy, Left to Right: First row: Eugene Herrera Johnny Wells, Ioe Diaz and Raul Rosales. Second Row: Frank Roco- montez, Bill Horlen, Earl Condra, Gary Hass, Bob by Bonugli, Raschel But- ler, Manuel Valdez, and Ioe Compos. Third Row: Raul Guz- man, Charles Garmon, Frank Arnold, Henry Benevides, Iene Iohn- son, Vernon Fewell, and Iohn Renker. Fourth Row: Ioe Rod- riguez, Bobby Hyatt, James Blackman, David Vargas, Dan- iel Moreno, and Al- bert Robinson. Fifth Row: Richard Bandy, and Coach Roy Wallace. A 4 'X I l9l U634fUflf6' WWW 0 U Left to R1ght Joe Sohz Ehas Reyna Ir Gregory Musquez Isaac Sanchez Dav1d Llttle Dan 1e1 Soto Damel Moreno Louise Lozano MGUIICIO Garcxa Ir Henry Ortega Ioe Rodrxguez Berme Vasquez Ioe Chavez Franc1sco Leal and Mr A H Pxeper nxwh 'f-.n fi Left to Ilght Front Row Thomas Rloyas Armando Soto Tony Perez and Rlchard Thorn SeC01'1d ROW George Russell Ioe Moran Mlchael Sherbondy Ronald Schaefer and hmrny Cadenhead Thrrd Row Glenn Symons Ben Rodrxguez Iohnny S11va Iohnny Lozano and Robert V1l1ar rea Fourth Row Iarnes Iensen Mr P1eper Cmstructorj Robert Carrell and Floyd Hedgewood 192 a A 2 ' , -ff' 5. 3 X , TM K VV i ' gum 5 '- ' .. s Vffl ' :: 'I ll' Ygfyg mul j I ,y ng me WU U 4, V l , 5 F f v PW, ov.: Ll. 'ff , I W I 5 ' 5 K j ,f . , N 'V 1 F I r A I ' ' T iyqelnwl bf cs, V M A I h s F 'S' rx -. fly fc ix, 'Qyf '4- 4 F 9. F Q , F' y 7 , -1 1 , Y N If F F X, o 3' U ' ' F ' f K . Ay F 'J ' y F' F X ' I K x , 5-V , 1. 1 fl 4 si!! Fx r fb R D 4 A Left to Aguire, Arreguin. -af , , 'XX .9 1? Q. H4 YC' ,. , Right: Tony and Herman X Left to Right: Sammy i Buicey, Rudy Castano, and Iessie Cruz. MW Left to Right: Kay Fleming, Richard Gar- cia, and Robert Garza. ill NX XX I A , 355, Ml Eff' ' ff j Z I , ,W f ,, , l 11 ,'K1'i,,l l Roland Gloria, Denny Iohnson, Norman Lubian- ski, Hugo Madi- gal, and Ray- mond Martines. Felix Menard, Salvador Mier, Richard Morales, Dennis Moreno, and Hector Per- ales. Richard Rodriq- uez, Howard Stimmel, Gilberi Tellez, Mateo Villa, and Basil Wilson. .' , ' A 42126 F 2 fa L . bfdi A Frank Escalera, Edward Roland Fernandez, Gil- bert Garza, Mike Garza, and Mar- iano Gill. Stephen Guajar- do, Fernando Herrera, Ir. , Hen- ry Honesto. A1- bert Mendez, and Raymond Perez. Iames Priestly, Bob Rupp, David Smith, Gilbert Tellez, and Louis Trevino. Left to Right Char lotte Garner and Mr Reineger Robert Cantu, Carlos Castano, and Tony Coron- ado. Benito De Leon, Alex De Los San- tos, and Harmon Dowell. ' 3 - -.4 JI! ' R X ,,Q, shtafx AKG, '2' ht t L . - V, , ', g-fu. . 1..+s ...f--- - .lg .4 -4,-1 iii. -,1.-.L -,,,.-1 -?. 1.1:- ODYf f-V-X 4 V4 Mr Gxgstecxd cl lnstructor dj I Q. :gow 2 4-.' Ioe Aguhar Erme Bcrndy and IGSSIG Benewdes Ioe Candles Andrew Carnes1 Edward Cook cmd Carlos Ddvllcr MX Andrew De Lo Cerdcl Raul Gcxhndo Isldro Gcrrlbay cmd Quan Gene AINE Johnny Gonzales Yscxbel Lopez and Inez Macms Q drew MUHIZ Horace Ortega and Alex Porter G1lbert Rodnguez Mono Vlllarecrl Charles Walker and MGIVIII W1n se '15 Sylvxcr Flores Secretary rl' , 'larry ' A X 'X Rudy Morin, An- - 49' if A1 ' . I 5 .A xl , . , K 8.1 1 . . . .3 gr of f tr. fi no :vs 104 Morning crew leader lack Hogan of the engine working on an engine with his crew of Richard Guerra, Roberto Oryven- ides and Hilario Reyes. Morning crew leader Robert Muro of the maintenance area demonstrating a grease job to his crew of Eugene Daughtery, Emel- io Gomez, Ernest Garza and Ioe Castellano Ripp. Morning foreman Robert Castillo explaining the shop rotation program to shop secretaries Mary Andrade and Margaret Samaro. Morning crew leader Albert ' Trevino demonstrating the wheel V balancing machine to his Chassis Q . crew lohn Deason and Herman no ff mn i--1 Morning crew leader Richard Gomez of the electrical area demonstrating the Allen motor to his crew Robert Marks and Lucio Martinz. if 1 la S X J 4 :sr AI if ,..N , 4 ibilf... ' Morning foreman Ray Pineda dem- onstrating the vacuum gauge to his car- buretion crew Richard Nyola and Robert Alvarado. 'fi Y- - 1 1 l'7-'W' i Lauri? --had . I wr Afternoon crew leader Por- ferlo Valdez demonstrating the timing light of the electrlc area to his crew consisting of Iohn Ellis, Raul Valdez and Roberto Ory- Afternoon crew leader Fer- nando Cantu of the engine area, explaining the functions of an engine to his crew consisting of Paul Mathews Iames Ball, and -'fer ., Afternoon foreman Edward Rodnq uez getting his shop assignment from Mr Horton. NX, i . hi b 'Q v au l . i , 3 K -1 ' I E n.. X ll ' ,1 ' s' - - 4. 4. if..-K Y Afternoon maintenance crew leader Iesse Garcia wth Lionel Montez, Richard Trevino and loe Campus washing a car. c l Guerra explaining the use of the ' vacuum gauge to his crew con :Z sisting of Roberto Prats Robert - Lamont Roland Castillo and Q Daniel Mumz g' .411 4 '25 1 . F2 ,. nur.,- ll YI. 4 A Q J 5: Q f f 1 X, iw . W2 Q35 .A Mag ,Nw 8 1 kf' 4 gf mf, ,. E ' 2 V25 W A fs i?fzf f f? 'ef , fx, , 0, 3500 E2 1 1 NN-. N Z Q-5 k , Q ww ,ww , 42 .E W , bg Q ' ' Y SL? .,.. 3. L E L ' N V 2 , MK -I t V W A 1 V , Q 55 U 2 -rn Q 3, V-,k.5,qf, f as f g' VL., 4- ' 1 ' A . 1, , ' ' 2 H221 'A S.. I 7 , ' 'F H ' MQW .+,Z'rw': 4 L : av . Q5 f 'Riff-if 'ij -K x 1,5 f . , ,Q V wk s 55 if Q 1- ' 21, ,J ' 7 ,3- 53 ' In 4 3 5 gf 5,4 ffyfg Bottom row: Left to right: Ioe Trevino, Al- bert Trevino, Bennie Garcia, Iohn Talbert. Mickel Ward, and Pete Trevino. Top row: Marcelo Mol- ina, Richard Garza. Richard Moreno, Nick Iandoval, Saul Iepul- veda, and Ioe Gill. I ga., 3: we ' 7 1, Carpentry secre- taries are: Elia Felan and Mar- garet Barboza. Carpentry's own Bee Girl tr, 9 Q ilylb t I - Ifgvv-,L 6 . . . I . 4 f. 44. f 1 uw ji , VW? , 0'?' Vs? ' 4 if -fx 1' . , ...qu an 'W ,E .f ,,..w.,, , 4 . M, , MV, .. A lf, f iff! ? -, 2 fy? f ff? K 'L I' , 'SK my . Q 1' ,h .- . 2- ' X ,. 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TOP ROW Cleft to rightj Coach Roberts, Douglas Becker, Henry Benavidas, David Vargas, Daniel Moreno, Charles Gormon, Frank Rocomantes, Henry Blankenship, Ioe Rodriguez, Billy Brightwell, Ronald Durbon, Manuel Valdez, Iene Iohnson, and Coach Wallace. Burbank South San Burbank Kingsville Burbank North East Burbank Sam Houston Burbank Edgewood Burbank Tech Burbank Central Burbank Alice Burbank Lanier Burbank Laredo 5' rs gf 1 ' 'ff .7 Z if nik 3 fc! M, fy Xfiv 2 ,L 5592 ai? fx- , H mv, W Wmfm ,V , GW f f ' , A N ' ., i 9 , fn S 2 an .., 1' 2, .. ' V 3 1 wr an if 6: 1 mi. Fw Isl ,.,., 5: x5uff1', f -Q Q 11:6 -1 Tiff? f 1 1 1 ' , HI , 'W af, , 1 n 1, Z in Af A ' , 6 'Sff+, 'E' XZ 'f ' AL N, 41 PM --4 ff-19 , ffm ' , W-,if ' If M., 54? , A A ' LM QQ 1, f ,W A A-951.gif ayffgw :WWW 1'-452' V ,,gw,'?, my ff -by if M f Q53 M? 1 'La' Y Hb , 4? ff' 1, X, vfvijjft ,Q .gil , A ? 4. Q x ' i-43? 3 F 'mr f 1 9' ,.. ww Mm. A , ' X? .J 5 ffm' . 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A 44- - Front Row-Left to Right: Ioe Trevino, Iames Hodges, Ioe Bowman, Edward Valdez, Bill Bates, Robert Villarreal, George Rightmer. Second Row: Iohnny Campos, Vernon White, Carl Thornton, Ioe Rogers, Paul Buske, Iack Lambert, Rodney Baker, Elias Reyna. Third Row: Fred Salinas, David Evans, Iack Woodard, Ioe Mendez, Ernest Valdez, Cur- tis Blackwell, Emil Martinez. Fourth Row: Woody Curd, Tommy Chavana, Tommy Bruton, Milton Wueste, Richard Guzman, Iohnny Mendoza, Sonny De1aFuente. Fifth Row' Coach Swindler Richard Sielski Emil Menard Felix Menard . , , , , Ioe Castellano, Louis Mendiola, Ernie Bandy CMgr.Q Burbank .,.,,.. 18 A. Heights .,,,.,.... 12 Burbank , - 18 Ietf , ..... ., 7 Burbank . ,,,,,.,,, 7 Brack . .. 14 Burbank . . ,,.,..i., 6 Harl. ....c .,,., ,..., 4 18 Burbank ..,., ,..,....,,..., 7 Lanier .... 0 Burbank ,.... ,. 32 S. Houston ., 6 Burbank , ..,,, 6 Edison ...,. 32 Burbank ,.,, ...,,,.., 4 4 Edgewood 0 224 1.2.5 Ir. High A Team Front Row-left to right: L. Gomez, F. Trevino, A. Hettler, D. Villarreal, G. Cruz, B. Smith, M. Schmidt, C. Anderson. Second Row-left to right: F. Corales, G. Taylor, B. Cruz, R. Leos, G. Medina, A. Schmidt, G. Noriega, I. Hernandez Coach B. Sweet. Third Row-left to right: T. McCarley, C. Walker, P. Iohnson, C. Riedel, R. Rodriguez, H. Garcia, I. Villanuera, A. Casa- nora, B. Segovia, A. Martinez, R. Villarreal. Top Row-left to right: D. Wilson CMgr.j, E. Roper CMgr.j Z Burbank Rhodes Burbank Gerald Burbank Lanier Burbank Harris Burbqnk Huff ,,.., Ir. High B Team Front Row-Left to right: P. Woodard CCO CAPTAIN D, A. Macias, R. Hemandez CCO- CAPTAIND, G. Rodriguez, M. Carrezas, R. Perez, I. Wallace, L. Rodriguez, M. Schubert, H. Ripps, I. Sparks, M. Ramirez, D. Iennings. Second Row-Left to rght: G. Terrazas, S. Dominguez,R. Ortega, B. Tadlock, I. Vincent, M. Campa, W. Cowan, L. Reding, R. Rosales, B. Davis, D. Spencer, H. Rodriguez, A. Ball, I. Merchant, Coach R. West. Third Row-Left to right: G. Swiggett, I. Gru- ber, F. Lynn, L. Guenero, I. Mangham, I. Weh- meyer, E. Rodriguez. L Burbank ,.,............ 0 Rhodes - ............. 21 Burbank ,,,,.,,,.,,. 13 South Cross ...... 0 Burbank ,,,,,,,,.,.,,., 7 Lanier ..................... 6 Burbank ,,,,.,,,,,,. 16 Harris ..................... 6 Burbank ..- ......,.... 13 Huff ........ ...... - 21 U!5'!'6'!67 IHAIIIPJ' HFWJ' f1?!6'f IHAMPJ First Row-left to right: Vernon Fewell, Bill Horlen, Leo Mendoza, Raul Rosales, and Ray Vera. Top Row: Loren Karrer, Charley Lorenz, Robert Cantu, Ronald Durbon, I. L. Boatright, Rudy Guzman, and Coach Shannon. For the second time in the history of Luther Burbank Yocational High School, the Bulldog Basketball team won the District and B1-District Cham- pionships. I In the playoff for District title, the Burbank cagers defeated San Antonio Tech High School with a score of 69 to 55. Getting the Bi-District title, the Bulldogs defeated Thomas Iefferson 64 to 56. Burbank's basketball team was defeated in the vie for the Regional Championship by the Austin Maroons. The Bulldogs have completed in the playoffs only one other time in the history of the school. In 1939 the Burbank team won Regional but was defeat- ed in the state tournament. Ronald Durbon and I. L. Boatright were the top scorers of the season with Leo Mendoza making a name for himself as Burbank's main ball handler. The entire Bulldog basketball squad, along with their coach, Charlie Shannon, deserves hardy congratulations for producing a team of which all Burbankers may be proud, not only for their successful scores, but for the spirit in which the individual team members played in the game. 226 Bill Horlen Boatright hooks for two points. - Leo Mendoza Horlen shoots against Harlan- dale. I. L. Boatright Q 5. 2-1 Durbon at free throw line. Rudy Guzman '--...i Ronald Durbon Horlen makes two pts. again Raul Rosales st left' ,a,..f.m, m, um lit' ,nf 62 qw 1 K nf, Q., ,- ky 1 Q ,f ,ff f , ,ff fy , ,, V, A 4 xp ,yu Q ff' 2 , f' ai My Z4 1 . ,, , wr, . 'V 'A f g: 'Q2 , , ,,, J ffm, . if Q, ? 3 ' ,Z fi ., s , f 4, . vu 4 , L wfm V 1 i333 If ,M - iw-LA QM? f' ei S lifkfg K iyki . W W -'53, M. w 1 5: i 4' 4 .M Q 4. ,. if wwf ,V v 3 A ,ww gay: u ,f . . - 1 2 , Y ,. ,f 5 I 1 1 7 , ,V 1 P 4 4 ea ff M , Z ' . . Y 1 2' 1' A . 1 ny- F- vi. 5 y ,,- s Q .W tiff, A 'x w 40-ey Top Row Left to Right Rlchard Horn Denn1s Moreno Melvm Shmltt Walter Bateman Raymond Perez Second Row Ioe Rogers Iames Prrstly Frank Arnold Rrchard Guzman Sonny DelaFuenta Thxrd Row Phlhp Vadrales Robert Cantu Iohn Iarez Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Tech Ed1SOH Tech Hart e Lanler Central Edgewood South San Sam Houston Brack Har Edgewood South San Sam Houston Brack Harl ,W 5 Y t l 'ir .3 ! 5 t N 'K-Y , 'iQ K ' tag, K2 H L ' V- 2, i ' Y ik V R ft no Y' , ' 4 1 M 5 SR ., 'ir t - X ' 5 B, , lx L, st 1 f K 3 W K L R L I 4 f t I if r Q . B?-kk! B 4 K , XYXV QE- ., ..,..,...........,....,.,..,.........., 45 K ,AA,.,,.,,A A Q, Q U , , ,,,,,,,,, U ,, . . . , , ,... .. , 37 ' , ,V . .. . ,..............,... 46 ,.,,, H ,,,V, , , , , ,, A ,. .... . 49 Al, Hts, ,.,,,,,,,,, , U , , , . ....,.....,... 43 ,, . ,, ., . .....,. . ..... , ,..,,.......,.. 55 ,. , .. , ,. ., ..,, ,,.... 4 7 , .. . t ,..,...,....,., 55 . . , , ,,.,.., , .. ,. .W .......,.,...., 55 1. .,,,,, ,. .. . , . .. ,,...,. 57 - . .. ,,,.r,,...., , 62 -- r ....., . ..,, . ..r.. ........r, . 60 b . ..,, . ...,...,,.,,...,.......,.....,.... 48 - - f-f'- ---'- --'---' ' - V -' -- - H 230 gs 6 -. X fo 35 'W if 4 tink ! of L Bottom Row Cleft to rightj Iene Iohnson, Carl Thronton, Earl Condra, Raul Rosales, F rank Rocomantes, Iack Lambert, and Ernie Bandy--Second Row- Gary Sligar, lack Woodard, Ioe Bowman, Frank Arnold, Alex Weigand, Roland Castillo, and Elias Reyna. Third Row--Billy Barron, Ioe Rogers, Dicky Villerall, Fred Zaeske, Tommy Chavana, David Evans, Noberto Martinez. Last Row--Ronnie Baker, Douglas Bec- ker, Eugene Herrera, Edward Valdez, Manuel Valdez, Sonny Dela Fuenta, Robert Villerall. CLeft to Rightj Iene Iohnson, Carl CLeft to Rightj Tommy Chavana. Fred Thornyton, Iack Woodard, and Earl Zaeske, Ioe Bowman, Dickie Villerall. Condra. 231 Gary Sligar. CLeft to Rightj Frank Rocomcrntes, lack Lambert, Carl Thron- ton, lack Woodard, cmd Douglas Becker. CLeft to Rightj Mun- uel Valdez, Ioe Rod- riquez, Duke Villarecxl. CLeft to Rightj Alex Weigcxnd, Rodney Baker -qpw 8 Hffff-f f2WMf Girls' tennis teanif 11 ing up. Bottom Row-Left to Right: Esther Carmona, Cece- lia Luna, Sylvia Franks, Sylvia Flores, and An- nie Escalara. Top Row: Miss Watts, Margaret Felan, Yolanda Morales, Velma Vidal, Minerva Esclara, An- drewa Cantu, Louria Avillar, and Miss Scott. Girls practicing basketball 'S , --'7f, gamer 55, r' FQQQQQHV 'Vg ' ,Haig ' , fu ' A' fx- ? 559 L1 -f ,.--we on M at tg 1t,,,,, .4 -- 1 0 v o 4 4 0 0 N 55 1, 'I ,335 ffNn ' ' 1 41N 5 I U I O I . I O I 1. Q-.H S- .' Lrns 4, 'i ' ,xl 'SQA-:xt ,x' l ' 'x , ,wKx .-' ' ff lx I P I I Afrx.. 'HJX f pf YQ - : f I f If X I fx N 9 I 4 by Mcqorettes and cheerleaders wcr 1 mg for the Sun Cor nlval Pcrrode fo h ln School., fO 'l cn of 1eXcr- were repree sented at the Sur- Bowl Oh! that lonq pc- rode in E1 Paso 3 -1 - ne '- , g 2' Q f- ,, ' . ,Q fi? ,., , 4' - . , , 1 - . L ,- NU 6 1' ,.-M, Mm- H Vw A ,y 8 t 'ff'-I-4 , -.,,,,,, .- ., W' i ' ' If F 1-La ,, ii ap A Q Vwmv-L X , WM-N 1 A ,Wh Q 'fo V px , I gr.-Q M, 4 ' K w 1r f f . -g. . N, 'xp A - yi -an . I , - ' 'qg ' V55 H I 4 A 1 ' 1 V , 1 ,.' -1 V or - . pg. - . I. R -,uu- , ful ' 5,15 . ' J ' fm' of 14 :le- 3 smgiv ' A :fo 'A 4 vi.,-... A .ev : - ,D ' ' ., 5, . A V 0. we f L ix 5 11 'F ' '47 T, - ol., wel ff ts v ls? Jv . 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Rogene, are you lost? .Wx Qi ff ,-'-71 f ' 1- oh -84' 90 N Ge, Betty's is Y x, w s. trying? to have her picturej, taken Wow, even G boat ride at Burbank. l f f if Q' See, you just hit it Hey Marilyn, where's IGGI hard. 242 your Shoes? We Q fqf G 46 O Wo rg 4 It's done like this. .r'.,f ' . . jacks. The F. F. A. smiling Don t be greedy. 1 .- Y. .h 1 4 . 5 ' , u , 1 - She's iust waiting for Tarzan. Whcfs cr matter Ioe, isa lo b t f - d? A43 horse in the picture. se your es rien A IULLDOG Feb. M57 7 5 . Q 9 .. , X? 5: ....... , E-.4 ,g L14 s 'Q Ps ff yn... i Reece Do11c1rh1de .5'f!V!06'5'? C9 , x 5 Q .,,. , , KA -ef x t o D 4 jf 3 Ray Icke tw? Dorothy Matthews I . I, Hey! What's this? I've got big muscles, Ianice. Dancing champs. l El S... 'Qin w Love me, love my pets. Who are the flowers for? , s cf I Y Another day of it. 14 'F' A ,, .B ,. H. ,Va l sl ,. I qu A .: ,Y Afjnjv-. - Y ' Q y J., ,v 4 Sn .,,A-xe3. ' X 2 . it , V Somebody told G f11IH1Y- What happened to the shoes? Bad girl. 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Villarreal Service Station Auto Supplies and Ice Station 3103 So. Flores St. Ph. LE-2-0405 tr ii-f 1, CHEERLEADAPH? M7 . X f a , .9 1 'Q . xE! 'Yi 5 4' ., su-15?-147 BOLNER'S GROCERY 8. MARKET 2900 So. Flores St PH. LB-3-9441 Andrews Van Lines 320 Fredericksburg Road San Antonio, Texas PH. PE-3-7149 T. L. CTommyj Spangler Move With Care E'verywhere San Antonio Key Service Keys made for any lock-While you wait Prompt Shop on Wheels Service 105 Losoya PH. CA-3-8733 Nights, Sundays, Holidays-PH. WA-2-6066 M. Wilson, Proprietor Licensed-Bonded Repairs of A11 Kinds A. D. Walker - Plumber Gas Fitting and Water Heater Service All Work Guaranteed 500 Moursund Blvd. WA-2-7236 Shannon's Feed Mill Quality Feed-Fairly Priced ASSO Distributor for Evergreen Feeds 150 Apache St. PH. CA-4-0391 San Antonio, Texas Young 81 Huebner Motors New G Used Cars 3701 S. Zarzamora St. HIGHLANDER CONGRATULATES THE SEN IORS OF 1957 Good Food for Everyone 3522 So. New Braunfels Graeber Lumber Co. CA-7-6385 705 Nogalitos St. Ph. WA-3-4575 Iohnnie c. Ivy, Proprietor Compliments Johnnie C. Ivy Plumbing Co. of 623 W. Malone son Antonio, Texas ZuschIag's Groceries 8. Appliances Repair Work Water Heaters 5107 So. Flores PH. LE-2-0101 RELIABLE RAND0lPH FIElD BUS CO. Comphmems of Servmg Southwestern San Antonio Complete Washing Machine Repair Service 0561154 2310 Noqahtos sa LE 3 5171 POWELL S CAFE 8. ICE STATION soo? So Flores LE-2-0579 LEEDS DEPARTMENT STORE 301 W Commerce San Antomo, Texas Compliments Compliments of t Q O 0 Sterling Grill 422 Carolina South Flores Auto Parts Clements Music Shop C . ompliments 1406 St. Anthony PH-4-5184 of Repairs: New and Used Instruments A 8' w Roo' Beer Chances are We Furnished Your Mother's Home Karotkin Furniture Co. San Antonio, Texas H. Henderson Feed Poultry-Live or Dressed Fresh Eggs 2103 Nogalitos LE-2-0054 San Antonio, Texas Carl's Barber Shop 531 E. Malone Avenue xl - ' One Block South on W. Theo Avenue Closed Mondays Haircuts-51.00 McDuttie's Red 81 White 102 Barrett P1. LE-3-9431 s T' V' ouvAREs Gnocenv Sales and Service 2015 Nogalitos sf. Ph. LE-4-5421 446 W' Theo Texas Waste Salvage Company QUONG CHEW FOOD STORE 202 Sornmerset Rd. Corner Stonewall Phone WA-3-0651 1319 so. Flores CA-6-1092 NLG Tiendc de Toms.- Rags and Paper FEDERAL LUMBER CO., INC. LUMBER 6. BUILDING MATERIALS F air Prices-Terms Homes, Lots, and Acre Tracts For Sale on Terms PH. CA-7-1374 722 So. Zarzamora at El Paso Street San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Bell Auto Parts Office Phone CA-4-6616 Young-McDonald Lumber Co., Inc. Complete Building Service 1025 Nogalitos at Powell San Antonio 4, Texas McCreless Shopping Village And McCreless Medical Center Complete Shopping Facilities Plenty of Free Parking South New Braunfels at F air Ave. Congratulations Seniors '57! Paiz Conoco Station Mission Funeral Home 2602 W. Commerce Tel. CA-7-6501 Mr. C. Castillo f' A 'K Phones: LE-4-6004 Night: DI-2-6374 LE-2-9392 Artcrafts And Gift Shop Ceramics and Supplies Instructions Trudie Skaggs, Proprietor 4713 S. Flores St. San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Sterling Grill l0S COCOS BAKERY AND CAFE I I 3 ' Z,2? ww uni: ,...wi , 827 S Laredo CA 38215 G0 xifg 2 10 W sf, . .5r9BOd95 ii 'YO YS Home 501 No. Main 318 W. C ROGER'S DRIVE INN of Manny's Fried Chicken arolina WOLFF 8. MARX San Antonro s Frlendly Department Store Houston CA 6 4261 Allred Cham Lmk Fence Co Manufacturers and Erectors 2100 F110 Clty Hd Sar' Rntonlo Texas Rh WA 3 3191 Nogahtos Lumber Co Phone CAp1to1 6 2261 217 No a11t S g os t San Antonro Texas Claude s Auto Parts Slow f 1 Frrend We Buy Wrecks But We Can Wazt On Yours 902 Sommerset Road WA 2 0222 Edwards Feed Mull Mfg of Pratts Feeds Dlstrrbutors of NYZON Products South San Antomo Ph WA 34521 MISSION PROVISION COMPANY Producers of m E Cudahy Puritan 1 cunmw 1 I 15 X ww, Y? Products 1545 S San Marcos St 266 cAp1f01 5 2703 - 1 . . . , . Q . L , ' r . , Q I H 7-. 4 'Q . - 5,.'O'fi - - 1. 3 1 ,f 'N Y Lg - .....w Z? fl 1' ' ..-SV , ' ----' A H, ' ,. ' f 1 A-5' Q2 4.- 6 ,,,-...r.c..,,,, VISITING SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO sums SHOP AT SEARS 0 Free Parking O Open Monday and Thursday until 9:00 p. m. for your convenience. 0 Easy terms on purchases of S20 or more. 0 Iust say Charge it on Sears Revolving Charge Plan. ROMANA PLAZA STORE SOUTHSIDE STORE Soledad at Romana Plaza Pleasanton Rd. at Loop 13 CA-3-431 1 WA-3-3466 267 Best in Service ST. ANTHONY GROCERY Harlandale State Bank 6100 South Flores Street 304 Dewitt St. Free Delivery LE-2-0925 WA-2-1201 P LE-2-0163 ' I We Pick-up and Deliver Automobiles Martin s Serv-Station Washing-Lubrication 2200 Nogahtos Tires cmd Batteries LE-6-3163 2002 Nogalitos St. 2720 Nogalitos New and Used Cars Ph. LE-2-9081 FLOWER BOX w. H. quam Penney 1 M S I 107 North Park Blvd. Hoya om G es Wholesale and Retail CA-3-4772 Where The Customer Is King B and E Garage 10'X, Off To All Burbank Students All Types of Automobile Repairing Car Service That Pleases! L. R. Bandy, Sr. WA-3-7621 F. H. Eckert, Ir. 3307 S. Zarzamora SOL FRANK COMPANY Nationally Known Men's Wear 517 Houston Street HAROLD OLSEN RADIO SUPPLY 412 Pereida St. Congratulations, Seniors G lf COAST FINANCE Automobile Financing Refinancing Parts Fine Used Cars an Our Adjoining 6- Sale Lot Test Equipment Only 3610 Nagalitos at Division Tel. CA-2-1754 WA-34585 Garza's Service Station 1224 Nogalitos CA-3-8824 Acosta Auto Service General Repair and Service Wrecker Service We Do Paint 6. Body Work 333 Somerset Road Circle Cleaners Dry Cleaning-Pressing Alterations-Repairing l Day Service Castano Cleaners Cleaning Pressing-Alterations We Call For and Deliver WA-3-9392 3635 Nogalitos St. 2601 So. Flores St. CA-3-8032 Wah Young Food Store Complimems Groceries, Meats, Vegetables Toys Of Hardware and Variety 3905 So. Flores St' LBM174 Dr. Waldemar D. Schaefer Reliance Cleaners Phone LE-4-2771 2602 Nogalitos St. - San Antonio 4. Texas Morrow's Pharmacy 3423 So. Flores LE-3-5141 DIXIE MEAT MARKET 1219 S. Zarzamora All Kinds of Wholesale Produce Ph. CA-6-8207 Motor Exchange 81 General Repair 3002 So. Flores LE-4-3419 Jet Drive In The Best in Foods Specializing in Sea Food-Mexican Food-Fine Steaks Corner Loop 13 New Laredo Highw CY Ph. WA-3-1881 Phone WA-3-9643 CHARIES' ICE STATION Your Friendly Family Drive Inn Prompt Curb Service K, 355 5fg,iqs..,- , - ,+ V . . . '7 1 Y fi--,ff Af. ff? -ZH--f4,,.:s-3: fir rr ' P921 Groceries And Picnic Supplies 6727 So. Zarzamora St. San Antonio, Texas Square Deal Cleaners n ,fl f y A , Leo Castano, Prop. 6 AP 9 l , Z I 113-2-0731 1628 so. Presa f fl Aly, A Congratulations to the 57 Class N From the Stores of K lt The Nationally Advertised Brands of Men's Wear t W P EN N ER'S 701 W. C ' ommerce Compliments of Jacobs Auto Supply DAVID MlLL'S MEN'S SHOP 520 S. W. Military Drive 105 E. Houston WA 3 0282 Congratulations Seniors! WJ .egg rf r l li, . 'lrlgfl 'Y or 1+-fir- A 1 1., ., M1s..,i g wg, 'W WMFY-2' PAUL ANDERSON CO. Drawing Materials Broadway at Travis St. THE FLORISTI - GERFERS - .,.. Texan Drive In Iumbo French Fried Shrimp Fried Chicken - Steaks Mexican Foods - Sea Foods 606 Pleasanton Rd. WA-3-9540 Compliments of Robert's Drive In t it f Jr 2119 s. W. Mummy Dr. Personalized Floral Arrangements For Every Occasion Open 6 G' m '3 P' m' Wedding Specialists Corsages De Lg Rosa Home 3, Aufo Wire Service Free Delivery S I Night: WA-3-2l38 upp y Store Day Phone WA-3-6083 soz Nogalitos st. PH. CA-3-0072 7l 7 Pleasanton Rd. N I X B U I l D I N I G , I-.rg xafdfzgw-f,t-,Q A I 'no if L . 'xlvfr X df I 4 I 4 N A V A R R D A V E. STANDARD MOTOR PARTS 22I6 Nogolitos LE 2735I Ports - Accessories - Equipment .Q ' lf ,' 2 A JLIMISJ CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI GRAND LODGE ORDER OF THE SONS OF HERMANN IN TEXAS Fraternal Benefit Insurance Society CA-6-9261 515 South St. Mary's Street l'islon llillggg .,. MACHINE SHOP SERVICE E L Mangold Sr J F Suebold KALLISON'S Cong t Iatxons Senior F F. A. Members 124 S. Flores CA 7-2304 S 8. M BOOT 81 SHOE REPAIR Across from Toudouze Mart 3904 So. Flores St. Tel. LE-3-1671 Everything in Leather Goods We Make Any Type of Boot and Dye Shoes War mellcdl Smmtlh Hardware Q5 Supply Ulllllflm glm Hlllliasuppw SERVING THE GREATER SOUTH SIDE Plumbmg Supplles Pomt Electrncol Fuxtures ond Suppl es Complete Lune of uools Sportmg Goods Household Appliances 81 Linoleum 3412 South Flores Street LE 4 8839 272 o o is 4 . 05 I W N . wi . , - . lf Pays fa Play Wright PiIgrim's Ice House Cold Drinks 6. Groceries WA3-9402 3509 So. Zarzarnora WRIGHT SPORTS . Hotheld Jewelers Southside Leading Credit Jewelers Travis at Main Ave. CA-5-2833 Expert Watch 6. Iewelry Repair 5607 So. Flores St. - San Antonio, Texas ZuIe's Grocery And Market GRASSO SEED CO. Choice Meats-Groceries Vega-fables-Sahaal Supplies 1712 so. zmamom sf. 402 E. Malone St. LE-4-1688 Tel. CA-7-2001 I. C. Perez, Ir. Charles McBurney B, 8, C, Service Sfqfiqn Seed, Fertilizer, Planters Gas-Oil-Auto Accessories Insecticides Garden Tools 333 Somerset Rd. Ph. WA-3-9311 RAINBO SERVICE Maiestic Men's Shop 116 E. Houston Compliments of Benny C. Reyna Congratulations Seniors Little Mike's Ice House 1722 Zarzamora San Antonio, Texas WHEHEVER You Go-Go WITH RAINBO TOWN? Hausa 5h0P 9 Conveniently Located Service Stations Office-2901 So. Flores St. Dresses. Sportswear, and Lingerie No. l-2901 So. Flores St. No. 2-2026 Nogalitos St. Na- 3-1702 Guadalupe soo s. W. Military Dr. ph. WA-3-4771 No. 4--2714 Austin Hwy. O f No. 5-1706 Culebra 3 Pomts Cleaners No. 6.1901 Pleasanton Rd. No. 7-1730 New Braunfels F ine Dry Cleaning Pressing-Alterations No. 8-North McCullough No. 9-2831 Guadalupe 107 Frio City Rd. CA-6-7416 San Antonio, Texas PURE ICE CO. Picnic Supplies, Sporting Goods Groceries, Ice, Fresh Meats 627 Pleasanton Road + PURE ici: co + y r. QQ. -I WA-3-9617 Work Guaranteed Cortez Garage General Repairing Welding-Batteries Charged 422 Pleasanton Rd.-San Antonio, Texas Lucio Tamale Factory Fine Mexican Foods-Wholesale - Retail Catering and Delivery Service 3421 S. Flores St. LE3-5436 M. G. Lucio, Prop. Compliments GRAIN CO. 401 Blue Star St. CA-7-3463 Friends of Burbank COMPLIMENTS or AMERICAN WASTE PAPER San Antonio, Texas THE QUAKER OATS CO. Ful-O-Pep Feeds For Livestock and Poultry 1908 So. Flores PH. CA-6-9173 301 E. Cavallos CA-6-6371 CA-5-7289 U. S. Royal Tires COMPLIMENTS OF EAGLE SUPPLY AUTO PAINT 149 em CA-52973 Guaranteed Tire Recapping 6 Repairing 1430 So. Flores St. San Antonio, Texas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF T957 INTERNATIONAI HARVESTER C0. T344-T400 So. Flores Street INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farmall Tractors, McCormick Farm Machines, International Trucks, Industrial Power From tb Good Earth to the Table lf: Harvey All the Way WHITES AUTO STORES The Home of GREATER VALUES 2415 Nogolitos LE-4-5403 Compliments of Dixie Beauty Shop 1517 Nogalitos CA-7-4401 Louise Adams Mission Floor 8. Tile Co. Carpeting-Linoleum Oak Parkay Blocks Asphalt, Rubber, and Plastic Tile LE-+6134 1718 So. Hackberry Enloy Coke together Its such a socaable drunk 654656 SAN ANTONIO COCA COlA 123 L F CA 5 2601 ATlAS FENCE CO., INC. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN WASTE PAPER San Antonio, Texas 301 E. Ccxvallos CA-6-6371 office Ph. L52-5812 Ones. LE-4-7275 BOB CARTER ALL TYPES OF FENCING NO Down Payment and Months New G Used Cars Bought cmd Sold To poy 2904 Nogcxlitos San Antonio,VTexcr Bill Roden office-WA-3-4381 DAM0N'5 RESTAURANT Res. WA-3-1212 A. M. Cline-Mgr. , 110 Austin Hwy. Scm Antomo, Texcx Feoturing Better Quolities Locally Owned Ph. TA-2-3283 :..w.1:J::x::,, SOTO'S FOOD STORE Cong rotulotes Seniors 57 '7 'T' 1535 S. Brozos 277 CA'3'7843 To Knabe Pianos - Wurlitzer Organs It Pays to Patronize Your Neighborhood Merchant DACBERT PIANO COMPANY V 639 Pruitt Ave. CA 7-0458 King Band Instruments Complete Service ACME BATTERY CO. 1 , i.F3g,VL A ,lu w-if 'fi' ' 1 BEDIEIL 'fx TK RED BELL l 133 So. Cherry LE-6-3096 i. Dixon's Service Station 3101 Nogalitos Street Phone LE-6-3859 Congratulations Seniors PULLEN'S DEPT. STORES Store No. 1-6101 So. Flores St. No. 2-1012 Donaldson No. 3-121 Goliad Rd. No. 5-4611 Blanco Rd. San Antonio, Texas WA-3-5681 WA-3-6561 Seat Covers Bell Auto Ports Parts and Speed Equipment For All Cars Phones Come on in and meet the boys Eddie Edelman-Cecil Martinez 3609 No. Galitos San Antonio, Texas DAVID MILLS MEN'S SHOP BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED 105 E. Houston ek V ,,,7f,i?sgg3ii-5351, I XV, . , kr I , , 2 my f, wfmvvwnff ,. 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