Lyndon B Johnson High School - Aquila Yearbook (Johnson City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

'7 THE 1956 AQUILA SCHEDULE FIRST QUARTER . .... Referees Coaches A Team B Team Reserve Team Sub Team Stars SECOND QUARTER . . .... Pep-Squad Football Team Football Banquets F. H, A. Classes F. H. A. Installation Football Queen Coronation Most Handsome Most Beautiful Most Popular Boy and Girl F. F, A. Sweetheart and F H A Beau Class Favorites Carnival King and Queen Football Sweetheart THIRD QUARTER ,.,.,,,, Steadily W1ll Face the World and Fearlessly Girls Basketball Boys Basketball F. F. A. ES: F. H. A. Trips F. F. A. Classes and Officers Paper Staff gl Librarians FOURTH QUARTER . ........ . . . Snaps Interscholastic League Jr.-Sr. Banquet Senior Trip Baccalaureate Commencement Senior Plays GAME .......... Assistant Coaches Eaglets Graduation Pep-Squad Sports Junior High Banquet Lunchroom and Janitors Snaps Advertisements Snaps A11 members of the school board were not pres- ent when this picture was taken. The members are as follows: ROBERT MCKINNEY, President, E. R. FURBER, FRED GROTE, LEVI A. DEIKE, CLIFFORD HAYNES, CHESTER HARTMANN, and LUKE KENT. Yes, it's really snow! Sprrng at last' Hard at play. 44' w M ROSS JOHNSON CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS TRUMAN FAWCETT Pmdnumhsd I CHARLIE A sum-us Skri mlm P M t w B Nswcolvls R H AUSTIN Pri 0010 sf I JOHNSON CITY TEXAS Congratulatmns annual staff and s p on s o r for 1956 on another m1ss1on well accompl1shed Wh1le your classmates play or sleep you have cont1nued to chart the memor1es of th1s another fleetmg school year These memorles cont1nue to selves hlgher Wh1le our ex ,.f. stack them year by year per1ences and Joys seem to d1m1n1sh If we have learned well our lesson of ma1nta1n1ng d1gn1ty and self respect as well as respect fo r others there should be no reason why we cannot grow o ld gracefully w1th a ho s t of fr1ends when our t1me C om e S 1f we have g1ven full measure Wlth best wlshes from the faculty and adm1nstrat1on S1ncerely C A Burr1s CAB. csc . n n an . . l l .lg runner hoo , Sncntary O O ' I , - . . . 1' ' v I I 0 I ! ...Q 1 D 9 I I 9 , 0 U I . l ,we xwzwfw W. M. ROSS Principal History Student Council harms, EMMA LUE SULTEMEIER Business 'url' E. I. HYATT Agriculture F. F. A. Aquila Sponsor DANA RAY OWENS Homemaking F. H. A. MY LDRED WALLER English library JOHN THURMAN Science Coach J. O. TANNER Eaglets Coach Algebra The high school faculty pose in Mr. Burris' new office. --,,.a- 1' Sponsor EMMA LUE SULTEMEIER Editor-in-Chief CAROLYN CRISP Miss Sultemeier - Sponsor jean Odiorne - Feature Editor Charles Ahrens - Assistant Business Manager Leo Earley - Photography Skeeter Edwards - Business Manager Carolyn Crisp - Editor-in-Chief Rosie Lechow - Assistant Editor Camilla Smith - Art Editor Rosie, Skeeter, Cha rl e s , jean, and Carolyn enjoy food at Miss Sultemeier's. Annual staff at Christmas party given by Miss Sultemeier. Miss Sultemeier took the an- nual staff to Austin for the Steck School Annual Clinic. jr ff 5,45 ,QV H ,x V. I .. . A 1 V, we . -25 . SENIOR CIASS OFFICERS Carolyn Crxsp Secretary, jean Odxorne, Vlce President Walter P11gr1m, Presl dent June Dollahlte Reporter Kermxt Danz, Student Councxl Sally Moreland Student COUDC11, Owen Robbxns, Student Councxl jeame Kroll Treasurer x ' Q ' 5 1 3 3 . 3 , CAROLYN CRISP F.H.A. 4, Vice President 1, Treasurer 15 Pep Squad 45Class Vice President 1, Secretary 35 Carnival Queen 15 librarian 25 Speech Club 15 School Daze Editor 8 Assistant Editor5 The Aquila Editor SAssistant Editor5 Volleyball 35 Baseball 15 l.L. Spelling 4, Ready Writing 15 Who 's Who in I-lomemaking, flu ,fi JUNE DOLIAHITE Class Reporter 25 Student Council 15Pep Squad 45Speech Club 15 Basketball 35 Baseball 15 Volleyball 1. , JL lf' 5, Ms Z, A KERMIT DANZ F.H.A. B83115 F.F.A. 45 B3,Sk8t- ball 25 TI'3.ClC 25 Student Coun- cil 2, President 1. MELVIN DOLIAHITE Track 25 F.F.A. 35 Student Council 15 Basketball 2. 44 . STANLEY DEIKE Track 45 F.F.A. 4, Vice Presi- dent 25 Class Favorite 15 Most Popular5 Football 3, Captain 15 Speech Club 15 Basketball 15 Volleyball 25 Baseball 4. .5 J 48 'tf ' ' A JOHN EARLEY Track 45 Football 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 I.I. One-Act Play 25 F. F. A. 25 Boxing5 Speech Club 2. 1 GEORGE EDWARDS The Aquila Assistant Business Manager S Business Manager5 Student Council 15 Football 4, Captain 15 Class Favorite 15 Basketball 45 Track 45 F.F.A. 4, Officer 15 I.L. No. Sense 15 Best All Around Boy. JOSEPH LOOMIS Track 35 F.F.A.45 Class Favor- ite 15 Football 35 School Daze Sports Reporter 15 C arn i val King 1. We 5 1 , -'Y'-F-H-. N x x WAYNE EVERETT F.F.A. 35 Football Manager 15 Volleyball 15 Baseball 15 judg- ing Team 3. 3 ADEIE LUXTON F.H.A. 4, District Song Leader 1,Chapter Song Leader 25Class Favorite 15Pep Squad 35 School Daze Editor 15 Speech Club 1, Vice President 15 I.L. Typing, Ex. Speech, Shorthand, Ready Writing 3, One-Act Play 25 Basketball 15 Baseball 45 V01- leyball 45 Who's Who in Bugi- ness. JFANIE KROLL Class Treasurer 35 Speech Club 15 Basketball 15 F.I-LA. 4, His- torian 1, Parliamentarian 15 Pep Squad 45 Majorette 15 Cheerleader 35 Football Queen5 Camival Duchess 25 I.L. Poetry Reading 2, Spelling 2,0ne-Act Play 15 Most Popular5 Most Beautifulg Football Princess. fa, A DANIEL MAYFIEID Class Reporter 15 F.F.A. 2, District Secretary 15 Football Manager 15 Track 25 I.L. No. Sense 15 Speech Club 15 Who's Who in Science 5 Valedictorian. SALLY MORELAND WELLS F.H.A. 4, Treasurer 15 Student Council 25 Class Favorite 15 Pep Squad 45 Speech Club 15 Basketball 25 Baseball 45 Vol- leyball 4. ,W A 3 S OWEN ROBBINS F.F.A. 15 Student Council 1, Vice President 15 Most Hand- some5 Football 15 Basketball 15 I.L. Typing. 1 JEAN ODIORNE Football Princess S Queen5 Class Vice President 25 Student Coun- cil 15 Class Secretary 15 Class Favorite 25 Most Popular5 Bas- ketball 45 Volleyball 35 Base- ball 15 F.H.A. 4, District Pian- ist 1, President 1, Treasurer 1, Secretary 15 The Aquila Fea- ture Editor 25 Speech Club 15 I.L. One-Act Play 1, Ready Writing 2, Shorthand 1, Typing 15 Cheerleader 15 Twirler 25 Pep Squad 45 Salutatorian5 Best All Around Girl5 Who's Who in History. LLOYD SMITH Track 45 F.F.A. 4, Reporter 25 Class Favorite 15 Speech Club 15 I.L. No. Sense 45 Basketball 2, 2nd Team All-State5 Base- ball 25 Volleyball 25 Citizen- ship5 Who's Who in English. WALTER PILGRIM F.F.A. 25 Class President 45 Basketball 45 Track 45 Football 4, All-District 2, Honorable Mention 1, Captain 15 Speech Club 23 I.L. One-Act Play 2 , VICTOR SULTEMEIER F.F.A. 4, Officer 15 Football 35 Basketball 35 I.L. Declamation 15 Speech Club 15 Who's Who in Ag. Adm, JUNIOR CIASS OFFICERS Denton Sharp Student Councxl Shlrley Rech Reporter Cam111a jo Sm1th Treasurer, ROSIE Lechow Student COUDC11, Charles Ahxens Presldent Donald Martxn Vxce Presldent, Beckne Crlder Secretary ,A-cn. Charles Ahrens Rebecca Crider Doris Itz Roland Hartmann Glen Hobbs jerry journey Rosie Lechow Donald Martin , 3' in 65 im August Newman Marlin Schumann 1 '33 X Mary jane Naumann Donald Moore V james Schumann Shirley Re ch Denton Sharp Camilla jo Smith Patsy QCami11a Smithy enters through --Q. the mysterious trunk to steal Miss We sley 's QRosie Lechowy manu- script. 1! That's what I thought, remarked Ken Uerry journey, to Wimple QDenton Sharpj as they plot to find the answer to the disappearance of the j hat. Another Unusual Mystery Comedy THE CHARACTERS 5 men: 5 women PATSY ......, Q8!lli1ll..J.Q.Smi'bh ..........,.........A..... a runaway WILLIAM WIMPLE ..... Dentcm.S.ha:cp .....rrnn. a kidnapper CU KEN GRANT.f-Jerry..Jmn-ney.,.an assistant kidnapperf?j DAISY LINDEN.flhry.1ilanma.nn...-. ........ a kidnapffj victim ANN WEsLEY,,,Bgg1g..1gghgpI ....... .........I........I. a writer JAMES GRAY ..... G.h41f1ea..Aln'ens ...... ..... a producer JUNE ALLEN ..... S hirleyhech ....... ...... a nice gn-1 JACK BEN1'oN...Dona.1d.locra .............. ........... a nice boy MRS. KARLEY .... D m?iS..I'lGz .,.,....................I... a housekeeper GEORGE KKRLEY ..I.... RQ1a.nd.Harhmnn .........II, a caretaker Lighting effects -- Donald Martin, Glen Hobbs Curtain puller -- August Newman Prompters -- james and Marlin Schumann Announcer Beckie Cfide' You can trust me, says the fictitious Sponsor -- Emma Lue Sultemeier Miss lavender Uerryj to Daisy QMary Naumannj. -4 --f y-...... 1.5 SOPHOMORE CIASS OFFICERS Betty Matus Student Council Leo Earley Student Councll Tommy Mayfxeld Presxdent Ben Twldwell, Vxce Presrdent Sandra Wemch, Reporter George Blrck Treasurer, Yvonne Haynes, Secretary Tobe Moreland Ph1111p Sergeant X III Q I on. .1 ,SEL fxx x -1 N '- 2f,?Q' ' U! Jame Wemnch Em! 3 '33 , 5, 1-2 What 2. dinner the seniors had at jean's house! Mr. Ross heads the table. The junior Beauties. ' , Q ..f. 3-4 Mrs. Waller finds her gift in the Home- making Cottage at the Sophomore party. The junior Boys - What a line-up! :pi Santa's Tree a. n d M1ss Su1teme1er's glft at Camilla 's house . FRESHMAN CIASS OFFICERS Levi Deike, Vice Presidents jimmy Odiome, Presidentg Jeanette Leonard, Stu- dent Councilg Perry Sultemeier, Student Council and Reporteri Herman Kast Secretary-Treasurer, W, D. Weiershausen Bonnie Loomis Jimmy Odiorne Lynn Patterson ',. 3 f 4 y y' I 1 George Tanner 4 l x P k x N 'S Gracie Harrison - Perry Sultemeier Nancy Ruth Felps Gary Polvado Tommy Smith J ame s Stevens on Q VICTOR SULTEMEIER Agriculture 'T C AROLYN CRISP Homemaking LLOYD SMITH Enghsh 72, JEAN ODIORNE DANIEL MAYFIELD ADELE LUXTON H1story Sclence Busxness SWEOCDU QKYQU Q3 Q? I mf ' T5 9 if if .- EX. I 3 ' K.,, .1 M N afw V . -. ffmnvwxx Kit.,-11,4 1 mp: Pe , ,A-. .-3 Standing: Shirley Rech, Nancy Phelps, June Dollahite, Annie Lindemann, Sally Wells, Lena Felps, Joyce Weiershausen, Betty Lindemann, Jo Ann Danz, Carolyn Corley, Mary Jane Naumann, Doris Itz, Carolyn Crisp, Alice Humphrey, Sandra Weirich, Kay Sultemeier. Kneeling: Mary Jane Bergman, Bonnie Loomis, Jackie Baird, Janie Weirich, Jeanette Leonard, Betty Matus. Mascot Frankie Ann Sm ith Leaders Twirlers Jeanie Kroll Beckie Crider Rosie Lechow - Main Leader Camilla Smith - Majorette Yvonne Haynes Je an Odiome . .- trnn, in ,yr- Y -4-.. Standmg Damel Mayheld Manager john Earley, Perry Sultemeler Owen Robbms james Schu mann Vlctor Sulteme1er Glen Hobbs Stanley Derke joe Loomls, Charles Ahrens Wayne Everett Assrstant Manager Kneelmg Marlm Schumann George Buck j1mmy Odlome Herman Kast Denton Shar'p,Dw1ght Hall Tobe Moreland R1Ch16 Tanner S1tt1ng jlmmy Caspaus, Bert Burrrs Skeeter Edwards IBV1 De1ke Walter P1lgr1m Cl1nton Delke Donald Mart1n and Douglas Felps l Captains Walter Pilgrim I Stanley Deike K N Skeeter Edwards Manager Coach Daniel Mayfield john Thurman haw 1 4517, ,21- . L - at 1 if Charles Ahrens ' T George Birck -- B Bert Burris -- B jimmy Casparis 2-Yr. Letterman 2-Yr. Letterman All-District ff A ,! - 73' I , fy Q 2 . K Q -f E. 'wwf' '-..' r 1 my J 5 rg R H . 1 - ' xx j 4. K S ' Stanley Deike -- E Walter Pilgrim -- HB Skeeter Edwards -- G 3-Yr. Letterman 4-Yr. Letterman 2-Yr. Letterman C0-Captain Co-Captain Co-Captain All-District Dwight Hall -- E Herman Kast -- C Y' If . - a 4 , . 2, lawn.: , sa rp: f X 2 C if V K 1 ,L 1 1 Levi Deike, jr. -- B Clinton Deike -- T john Earley -- B 1-Yr. Letterman 1-Yr, Iietterman The 1955 football season began with the Eagles beating Buda, 7-0. The teams battled to a scoreless first half. johnson City scored in the third period for the only score of the game. In spite of playing in heavy rain, the Eagles soared over Dripping Springs on September 6 with a 14- O victory. The following week the Eagles traveled to Blanco. Blanco scored twice and had a 13 - O halftime lead. Neither team scored in the second half, and our major result was the injury of Stanley Deike, Victor Sultemeier, and john Earley. Bertram was the loser in our first district game of the season. The Eagles scored the first two times they had the ball and had a 19- 6 halftime lead and a final score of 25 - 6. Breaths were being held during the Lometa game in which we came out with a bare 14- 12 victory. The home game against Cherokee saw the Eagles building up a 13-0 halftime lead and going on to a 19-0 victory. On November 4 Johnson City entered its game of the season by playing Lmbeaten Marble Falls. Both teams had a 3-0 district record. Marble Falls scored on the first play and continued to Score at will. The final score was Marble Falls 48, johnson City O. Marble Falls went on to a district and regional championship. It was at this game that jean Odiome was crowned queen of the football team. The next thriller of the season was when the Eagles played their final game against Evant. The teams were scoreless at the half. johnson City scored first, but Evant came back with two scores and a 14- 7 victory over the Eagles. Our season was highlighted with two lovely football banquets: one given by the Baptist Church on November 7, and one by the Pep Squad in the gym on December 13. 'Q , 'av ,E i i' no li ' Douglas Felps -- E 1-Yr. Letterman 'U Glen Hobbs -- C 2-Yr. Letterman joe Loomis -- LE f .11 M? 2-Yr. Letterman F :ar 1 S Q. , 'TQ f aa- n , rss' if 1 K? ' H. ' ! .r 'T 4 T if X n 2 'X 5 ' Li f 3 fl T .....- f .- Tobe Moreland -- T jimmy Odiome -- QB Owen Robbins -- T James Schumann -- HB 1-Yr. Letterman 1-Yr. Letterman 1-Yr. Letterman 1-Yr. Letterman ! T A 1 Q K Bertram lost, 26 - 6. S 1 ! i 1 Marlin Schumann -- B Denton Sharp -- G 1-Yr. Letterman 1-Y1-, Letterman . n fr: P' ' 'F' ' V , - . Blanco scored again! he A , QQ .,.- .- t ' N ' L1 PM gy -Z: Perry Sultemeier -- E Victor Sultemeier -- T 3-Yr. Letterman A11-District , .an On November 7, the Foot- ball Team and Pep Squad of j.C.H.S. were honored with a banquet given by the First Baptist Church. Scene: johnson City Hig School Gym. :Q Time: December 13, 1955. Occasion: Football Banquet. Speaker: Rev. D. C. DuBose. Looking On: Daniel Mayfield, and Wayne Everett, Managers, with june Dollahite and other seniors in the background. ' ,iff 5 , :nan Football Queen - jeanOdiorne, Duchesses - Camilla Smith and Rosie Lechow, Tri-Captains - Walter Pilgrim, Stanley Deike, and Skeeter Edwards. Singers: Pep Squad Leaders. Honored: Miss Owens with a gift from Pep Squad. Climax: Enjoyed by all, Mr. Ed. I-lomsby acted as narrator of the film of the 1953 Cotton Bowl game, which was the highlight of the night's entertainment. 111 ' -'nhl-'PL Homernaking I Sharlene Wood, Marietta Crider, Mary Bergman, Annie Lin de m an , Jackie Baird, Lena Felps, Bonnie Loomis, Miss Owens, Nancy Felps, Jeanette Leonard. O Homemaking II Joyce We iershausen, Janie We iri c h , Betty Matus, Miss Owens, Kay Sulte- Homemaking III Beckie Crider, Mary Naumann, Rosie Lechow, Shirley Rech, Camilla Smith, Doris Itz. meier, Yvonne Haynes, Carolyn Cor- ley, Alice I-Iumphrey,.Sandra Weirich, Betty Lindemen. Seen at the F. H. A. Christmas partyg Miss Owens - Sponsor, Jean Odiome - F. H. A. President, and Kermit Danz - F. H. A. Beau. Q A beautxful candlehght servlce Refreshments were enjoyed ln was held at the mstallatmon of the the Homemakmg Cottage after the F H A off1cers mstallatlon WSFNLSSFIDBI Servmg punch IS jean Odlome pres1dent Standmg from left to ught are the new F HA offxcers begmmng w1t.h jean Od1orne Pr es1dent Carolyn Crxsp Vxce Presxdent june Dollahlte Secretary Sally Wells Treasurer Betty Matus Reporter jeame Kxoll I-hstorxan ROSIE Lechow Parha mentanan Sandra We1r1ch PIHIHSI Adele Luxton Song Leader, Joann Danz Student Counc1l X ,, 'A ' 1 .1 -N ff, I ,yr . -3 I . . I . . . , , 7 . S . y . . 5 . 1 Q 1 S 1 S . 1 V 3 I 1 A V i .h 1 ' l S 1 After the johnson City - Marble Falls game was over, a reception was held in the gym with a short program presented by the members of the pep squad. Marble Falls, O the guest team, was invited to this. Below: Skeeter Edwards crowns jean Odiome Football Queen of the year. -alfa K I K, 5,7 ,tg I On Friday, November 4, 1956, jean Odiorne, a senior, was crowned football queen. Her duchesses were Rosie Lechow and Camilla jo Smith. The tri- captains of the football team, Walter Pilgrim, Skee- ter Edwards, and Stanley Deike, presented the queen and duchesses with corsages and a bouquet of white mums. ?Ef 'i5k X. ff' Lihfjkff QAM! nv' 73' 0 1 1' was-...lt Wg -ws , fx. X ..,4 X Ax x Mrfg ,,,m.,.,,'-Q ,gr 'X in . 'w3 5 izlwjy--.., I .. ii FW MX-KJ Q 8.11 mf-Q31 gl w....,w' 2 Q ' at ' x 'E ' .- sa . 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A-XM, , .fm -i um s if 3 F 5 5 ' v . lib f ig 3? ,awww G 615.629 GCJJQ X If QM SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Lloyd Smith and Adele Luxton are ready to leave for a football game Qin-f JUNIOR CIASS FAVORITES Max-lan Schumann and Rosle Lechow watch the game from the sxdehnes FRESHMAN CIASS FAVORITES HO ORE CIASS F V RITES Lena Mae Felps and Dwlghr Hall de SOP M A O cxded to go to the game m the car mstead Chilton Dalke helps Betty Matus try on of the bus a football yacket. O me e ' ' I I , , 1 Q ----.- f ,yy f --' W ,ikgzf - W 'A A . ff 4 . X f . . . , l A A QN I 4 QMWW Ai am x f1i!lwaSI-QI-wg! f WhJff ,far ' ' gy., QE, ' ,z uf' J 'Q 'Q f 1 f 1, Janie Weirich , LW fe Nancy Phelps Guard Guard Betty Matus Sandra Weirich Guard Coach BLu1-is June Dollahite Guard Jean Odiome Guard Guard -N--nn--W .....,. Nancy Phelps Joyce Weiershausen Annie Lindeman June Dollahite Kay Sultemeier Janie Weirich 5 1 I Joyce Dean We iershausen Forward glll p - Adele Luxton ,fn , QF K 1 I A 1 ,J i ,H 1 .1 .IJ Annie Linde mann I A J -- Guard ,v , Betty Matus jean Odiorne Adele Luxton Mary jane Bergman Sandra Weirich Jeanette Leonard Forward ..,a,.g,, Mary jane Bergman Forward Q' haf., ,f He len Kay Sultemeier Forward If 1 Jeanette Leonard Forward Up until the home game with Marble Falls, the good feeling that comes from competition was the only reward for the basketball girls' hard work. This was their first district victory. Even though the girls were not always in the winners' seat during this season, nevertheless, they worked hard and played their best. H iq-1 A11 eyes are on the ball. And well they should be as the ball goes through the hoop at the Bertram tournament which we won by beat- ing Llano. M, r -nv .-fri t, e if f H .wig at - A , Q. 25,3 what 'Ubin- kyffi Iggfa-Q gan' ,ini g, 1 'Vila 4 A happy group of fans leave the Lampasas gym as the game for Bi-District with Brooke- smith is completed. johnson City wins with a score of 64-63, Our team, through hard work and determination, earned a well deserved victory. f 'w,+ -no C915-1613. Glen Hobbs and jim Odiorne exhibit the prize lambs at the Blanco County stock show. C?:CO.63. O ins- Girls -- is it good? Miss Owens, F. H. A. mothers, and june, jean, Lena, and Mary pose girls at Dallas on trip. with Big Tex . wr M M - HJ' flxs Q 'J ' I J V. 1. ' -Z Viv- ' Jr' fx A ' 1 , Q Q 'f'-X bchx nfs W ' X 505110 ' A 7 'FA K if ,vo J f 'Yo W Q'5i'L1 X' l Left to Rightg Donald Moore, Charl ITIBHD Hobbs, James Schumann, Mr. Hyatt F.F.A. OFFICFRS, President, Charles Ahrens, lst Vice Presi- dent, Kermit Danz, 2nd Vice President, Stanley Deike, Treas- urer, Victor Sultemeier, Reporter, Lloyd Smith, Historian, Roland Hartmann, Teacher, Mr. Hyatt, Secretary , Daniel Mayfield, Parliamentarian, Denton S h arp , Sentinel, Melvin Dollahite. Ag. 3 es Alu-ens, Marlin Schu- , Roland Hartmann, Glen Ag. 2 Standing: johnny Wilson,Ben Twid- well, Clinton Deike, Butch Crisp Seated: Tobe Moreland, Leo Ear- ley, Buster Weirich, Denny Steven- ,fili- son, George Birck, Douglas Felps. :m Standing: jimmy Casparis, jimmy Odiorne, Roy Harper, Bert Burris, Lynn Patterson, Tommy Smith, W. D. Weier- ' shausen, Perry Sultemeier, Mr. Hyatt, Kneeling: James Stevenson, Herman Kast, Richie Tan- ner, Dwight I-lall, Levi Deike, Gary Polvado. E 4 V .., um ,Q gi K' fx . GDQCPQQ Above is the paper staff consisting of Carolyn Crisp, Assistant Editorg Jeanie Kro1l,Typist5 joe Loomis,Sports Reporteri Mrs. Rex Waller, Sponsorg Adele Luxton, Editors and Sally Wells, Typist. 531-'T - H: ,.., 1. .. ,A W. ., .5 W1 ,Y gi . L, The following are r e p o rt e r s for their classes and organizations. Left to R ight : Sandra Weirich, Sophomore, Shirley Rech, juniori jun e Dollahite, Seniorg Betty Matus, F.H.A.5 Perry Sultemeier, Freshmang and Leo Earley, Student Council. Goeasaocaococne Books, books, and more booksg these make up our library of which we are very proud. It was remodeled before school started and many books have been added to it this year. Standing are Alice Humphrey and Betty jean Lindemann, the librarians. Mrs. Rex Waller, the sponsor, is seated. Q 9 3 I a d,,,.-ff GQUQQQQ QUQQWGC3 .An 1 .Q ' Q ,,,.M 1A 2 ,. ' '. . , 44 ' 7 ' ' 'P it ,A M 1 ,K U s . 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Q- . 1 Yvonne Haynes - Extemporaneous Speech - lst Place Denton Sharp - Extemporaneous Speech - lst Place Betty Matus - Extemporaneous Speech - 3rd Place Leo Earley - Number Sense - 2nd Place Lloyd Smith - Number Sense - 3rd Place Ioorenszs-on nss r Jeanie Kroll - Poeuy Reading - 2nd Place, Spelling - lst Place Jeanette Leonard - Declamation Rosie Lechow - Declamation - lst Place, 2nd Place Regional Adele Luxton - Ready Writing - lst Place Carolyn Crisp - Spelling - lst Place FN garage if Charles Ahrens 8 Beckie Crider Debate Team 2nd Place Characters in Interscholastic League play Fog on the Valley were under the direction of Mrs. Waller. Characters were played by: Jerry Journey, John Earley , Beckie Crider, Adele Luxton, Jeanie Kroll, and Denton Sharp - Best Actor. 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The colored folks QStan1ey G Kerrnrtj rn LENA RIVERS Anna Llvmgstone Uunej Granny Ueanj and Lena R1vers Ueamey Durmg the fall we presented Shock of hls L1fe another Wrlbur and Hercules play The roles were portrayed by Kerm1t Danz, Adele Luxton jean Odlorne, jeame Kroll, Skeeter Edwards and Danrel Mayfleld , . . . I . . Q , - r 1 , . . 7 . X I 7 . ' I n ' ' . I 1 x . . f...- FWANA I.. .M- .f 'm 1 X1 S, f 'N-y ' 'mf ,J 3--.ss , - r . 'Q 'ax if NN: x V E J ...- 1 K.,.,ff 1 S J J f 4 's, x I . i if 1 . Q ,QV-x,,' f 3 ,,,, -P 1 Q 5 3 Mil ,- . Ya ,fry f ,R 'x 4,. , 2 ,----.Xl .IR I K M KKK-f Mrs. Minnie Twidwell Second Grade S.W.T.S.C. B.S. 8: M.E. Mrs. Kittie C. Leonard Sixth Grade S.W.T.S.C. B.S. 81 M.E. Waldo B. Newcomb Principal Trinity University Texas A8zI B.A. Sz M.A. Mrs. Grace Newcomb First Grade Texas A811 B.S. Mrs. Connie Kast Third Grade Howard Payne B.S. Mrs. Grace Herbort Fifth Grade S.W.T.S.C. B.S. Mrs. Ava Cox Fourth Grade Trinity University S.W.T.S.C. B.S. 81 M.E. J'. Francis Merz Eighth Grade U. of T., T.L.C. S.W.T.S.C. Mrs. Iona Ross Seventh Grade S.W.T.S.C. B.S. 8: M.E. ' 1 I 44, M :ia fi a,'Q'af lnlI'A'g!,f,4 Illlsd ' ,v 'rail L Q Chris Thomas Bergman Althaus ' Q' . A 'A ' Q 4 , ', 'Sv S A, Y . . ?,, rj- ,gikg X ' . v A . ,J 'A ,. hi, it f If , 9 n. .4 f Judy C Gilbreath urtis Deike 1 4 V , in x, fd, lj? ,sf-1, Z, ' E Robert Jack Knox Hyatt Qi . :,g. ,g.w:, bfi' N., .g. 13f ., :Y53'!m 2:ax7 5. mEEE'1E?7:? !':::::1:' 553 . George Pearce james Newman 'K D it J 1 , E, 4 , V 4. , 6 nv . ,. , nd., -:X I trial' 7' 'fwfiliv f M I ' Jolene Darnell Sultemeier Sultemeier james Bergman r. '- V Asswi, P2-V 3 Felipe Gutierrez Meredith Lester Mickey Ribera 4 Lisbeth Waller 40 ' 4 . , 1 , ' I :K I 3 1 Q ' e xi Gordon ' 1 d 'I' I ' S --S2-mf ' '. Buchholz ' 4' 'J l 'X ' 3 K Bruce Danny Crisp Burris 'Y .' A f 55 M , ' if' I '.5T Emma Gene ' ' gi Hartmann f ' R b t o er Archie House Hollingsworth , Q.. .A A V, S New A1 Louis Lindig , .....,,. ., -5 'ziiifffcf 4 Henry M Patsy Ann Ontoya Ludwig k 4' 1 l J 0 judy Sue , -NH' ' Robbins iv-'L -- ua , Susan Stevenson Jolene Sewell 2. X :ie rg' john Thomas V X I S' lla VL? ' ' Watson Lf I J' gg Norman Ronny Lee W61I1Ch Weiershausen 3 .a William Deike Lawrence Dildine Ted DuBose Claud Dyer Myra Gail Earley Patricia Evans .4 , -J , v f i me lm ff l i H . X , I Q, U by 'X Q' , 'i xr J X lk Y 'Q U , ix its CJYA J, Q . fl ll Q it tw f 'M-.,, vxx Charlie Althaus Mary Bible Glenn Crider Lenn Crider Bill Crisp Harvey Crofts vi- 4 4' s Q :Y W, ,rf-Y! XA? 4' Ca- :Y-Q is--V .J P s KI Jerry Hobbs Nancy Kast Donna Lindig Janette Lindig Francis McDanie David McLendon Judy Pfullmann Cora Prochnow John Prochnow Charlene Schaeferkoeter Ricky Schmidt Charles Smith Jo, 'IPX' xx 3 1 4, of 'Q iff ,XX ,' Q A' T1 Y 4 ff' Y Thomas F elps Robert Griffin Frederick Grote Domingo Gutierrez Charles Hartmann Linda Hartmann , .o ' , 1 0, 4 U. .Nr .. 1 'l'. SX ll W' x N1 'fl r A Xr, is . Elmo Miller Jimmie Montoya Genobeba Navej ar Jack Odiorne Harold Payne Donna Penick John Smith Melvin Sultemeier Emil Ray Ue cker ' J Harold Feuge l i is Larry Tanner X I 4 J I Rebecca Wolf - wif i I If J. ' Q 0 Sharon Amold Bonnie Bergm an Michael Burleson Vera Mae Deike Martha Ebeling Gordon Hyatt Jeffery Keaghey Fred Lindemann johnny McCarty Linda MCConnel Ralph Ebeling Johnnie Gipson Aritha Fay Felps Gladys Hartmann Alberta I-Ierwig ' ffl in S ' E, Q .g, .. f x V xg. iff Leonard Murphy , jr Victoria Navej ar Q jimmy Penick Q. QP W Melvin Sewell N .,', Sherry Smith 3 f JJ' . S p ?2'?f4k P . I . yi S dl ef., v' an Elaine Sultemeier - - Q 'I . H, Carlton Tietze nf I f 5 Q ' . . I . 5' X V' lr .-Q f Odis Withers QV: if ,yi S XX, ax Edgar Wittkohl - -3 V -my ,Qi A , S, , ,A 5 , kr I 31,3 Wvixim I Q SFQIMLVVR -A . , LQ!! gf , Q --Q' , I. ,W gt f '.. Playground Scene Grammar School Building 41 6 Vernon Birck Gail Crider Gary Crider Sandra Crofts David Dufner ',rO r 'Q r tial Marilyn Ebeling xii .L 4' Peggy Felps ' - r f.,' U 4, V, yy Alvin Gutierrez . S ', Bemaldina. Gutierrez dl in , N, Q My ,Q 5 E, fu, frrgvm W KJ ri H fyg, f ff rift vw- ' .15 vis a'-Q '1 'r nw Lester Jacoby K 0 K . Ava Gene Hobbs Jerry em ' Sherry Latham , G, 'lofi r' Y, .+L or x A '11 I ' S Sharon Longley - if ' Mona Hobbs Lanette Maddox nu 'en 'Q Q A, y . Q , G David Leese E42 lur. A X , 1 Merlyn Lindig S -6 Raymond Ribera Q jimmie A , Moldenhauer F .I if Charles Moore I Leroy Petri ' Charles Pfullman ,Q 4' G A A Andrew Rrbera - A-5 , Paul Schumann A ' S W , Sandra schmrdr 'V , 1 4- iq ,7' ,-' Cathryn Sibley . 1 -3 ' sf i Jerry Sultemeier 1 ,H r ' ' ' Roy Vohnering '18 f- Earlene Smith Lorene Stevenson Barton Smith john Thurman Edna Watson , QA QC-4 5 4 Babe Moreland Cheryl Phelps ' We Llilgi rar., -War an-wni Gary Deike Oliver Deike johnny Didway Carroll Earley r 4 , 4 355. .'E'Q' -fig . Carolyn Gilbreath Mike Harper Karl Hartmann y 4 .3 xg 1, Y y + au - Barbara Hudson n n ::'- ' Sandra Keaghey Warren Heffington E K an S -4, .0 - , 17,1 ' Rv A' ,lj 4x ': Qi 'S ,, Pr.. J. C. Marus ' 'ff Linda Moore . I - .f l Q Michael Leese Alton Moreland ' I Kirby Penick Q . A Mike Penick Janie Pokomey 3 A i Bub seweu 2 I A f Elizabeth Smith ' - Y ,l Owen Smith ' f Cora Stevenson , 4 N if - A m y -in A ' 1 'S S . ' l 1 r james Sultemeier Kermit Sultemeier 'fl 4' Btella Weirich Mary Lynn Weirich Pauline Weirich Dale Bergman Sherry Eeshears Kay Crider Gary Crownover Mary Ann Deering Dorothy Friemel jo Ann Holt I 7 , K I J + -F .U f - 2 Shirley Crosley Larry Dufner Martin Earley Albert Gutierrez , .rf 3 f - R Kenneth Griffin L i 1 J T gh xi l ' f Virginia joy joe Henry Weirich 4' Ronald Kast Margie Lechow Wilburn Mixx T. J. Odiome Rebekah Alexander Sheba Breshears Roy Byars Sandy Crofts 4? J , jg., X ,. Alton Felps, jr. 0 X 7 1 X I X 'lv' Henry L. Itz john I-lerwig Elbert Kroll iz we . 1 Wayne Latham - J z h JV , - Ai Y 1 A c 4 r-2-1.15 A Zoetta Sewell 'B I -- Randall Sibley ' .. y joe Stewart BettY lou Sultemeier 8 - . 'I' 1 . Ax Janie Pfullmann l I' J 1 William Sultemeier W Vicky Summy l ,J 2 Q -f Bonnie Weiershausen 1 1 is f 1 Bobby Wilson + a. ' 4 - 15? ,K x ,fp A, ' - N Charles Wilson ' A, -Y , -i , . 4 iff, ' x si Richard Bergman Freddie Cox Ann Crider Patricia Crider james Deike f ws 4 u 3 ' ii. l..KN , waxy ,X y r 5' S' .iff Priscilla Deike Shirley Hickman iwmsf. . , 4 , . '57 , - fi Q K-3? v wk A, 4 s Jocelyn Didway if rf ' , ,, L 5 5 xt' Edward Felps K We 12 Lois Felps l Ronald Furber gf ..- .Q rx- Perry Holt Benny jarvis ,, Loretta Kneese fi 4 , 1 X Q is: Bruce Hobbs 1 'R y sidney Mauldin X M y V, 55 john C. Mayfield Wg Q 4 B S J 2 i Jr Lester Lindig Daniel Ludwig 4 ,V ' Q' , in if ' 1.aN ll is' ft , ' ' e Morgan ' Charles Ramsey f Kynn Patterson K M , V V Robert Penick X Z ' 4 -i xi ' , ' Li Y Emmett Prochnow .VV A ,.. it L , Maw Helen Robbins W ' v Harvey Schumann 1 Marilyn Schumann . V Tm xy B L i N Clara smith I 9 cg, U. ' . A ji! A J iv, a I ' ,, 1' X 51 john B. Stevenson Beverly Stewart 1 4 -' Elizabeth Stevenson 'r Bobby Weirich Frank Weirich Ralph Noel Weirich Josephine Althaus 7 Mary Bible Gladys Buck Sherman Brodbe ck Dorothy Mae Buchholz -ar' K ' 1 To E Z? Penny Cr' Isp Corrie Ann Crofts Connie if VVA- , I Ellebracht Judy V 3 'X Fawcett Martha y l . Felps Patsy if Q ' y Felps Lillie Mae ' - 1 Friemel its -,k , 6 M JCM: Wayman Q, Q '52 -.1 C 5 Dorothy ib ,al Deike m A ' X. j a .lf I k A Calvm I f . 5 V 5 ' he Hartmann ,L 3. N A S ' X 5 Wallace 5 i I-lerbort Lyndon f A A V z ,a , ' X Hobbs Larry I f Hollingsworth Clifford V L Jacoby t N H . - -0 kg L I . inf P Furber Jimmy Charles k ' A I ' , Handberry 1' , iq K jo Ann it ' V: l, in pil 1 QQ. pri 1 ' N H Longley, anne QQ, ,,L. ogg if ,mi edgy M . J xv me - .V Matthews 5 4 .QA . . Ernest ' A K y is X Petri Kathy V . - ff' -' 4 D Polvado 1 Eff? 07 g Q - Shirley U 5 R Jennings Linda 'L ', A - Lester Billy Glen il Q, 9 , ' 1 ' r M Sea e Evonne ax 'V L - A A V3 I Smith 1. W. Y H .fl of A, Smit-h Mary Ruth A 8' , 1' Sultemeier Lucille V I Weirich y Q, 'L Lonnie Riddell Myron Ross wi all 4 ky is i 3 9 W 5 J 7 8. 9. lil. Zwww JOHNSON ClTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HTGH SCHOOL GY MNASTLJM THURSDAY MAY 24th T956 Processtonal Invocatxon Hymn Salutatory Class Song Valedrctory esentatlon ol Diplomas Presentation oi Awards ......... Benedictlon Recesstonal 7301? M -r Mrs W B Newcomb Myron Ross l Need Thee Every Hour Corrre Ann Croits Commencement Song Gladys Buck ...... Supl. C. A. Burris .Mr. W. B. Newcomb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Timmy Charles Handberry Mrs. W. B. Newcomb CLASS MOTTO Faith ls Better Than Fortune Row 1: C. Crider, E. Weirich, A. Hobbs, C. Lindig, M. Hobbs, L. Moore, C. Gil- breath, C. Sibley, G. Crider, 1, Pokorney. Row 2: M. Lindig, M. Ebeling, E. Scale, M. Robbins, R. Alexander, C. Felps, M Lechow, v. Joyf z. Sewell, s. cmm. Row 3: 1. Morgan, A. Crider, M. Felps, E. Smith, P. Crisp, S. Jennings, B. Weier- shausen, S. Breshears, V. Summy, S. Breshears. Row 4: C. Smith, E. Middleton, B. Sultemeier, M. Sultemeier, J. Lindig, L. Wei- rich, C. Easley, S. Keaghey, S. Hickman. LEADERS I Patsy Felps Corrie Crofts jane Matthews Row 1 E Smith D Buchholz L Friemel K Pblvado, j Matthews, C Ellebracht L Lester Row 2 I Fawcett S Jennings M Sulte meier, J. Althaus, C. Croffs. Row 3: P. Crisp, G. Birck, L. Weirich, D. Deike, P. Felps. A TEAM Row lg L. Lester, j. Matthews, L. Friemel, D. Buchholz, C. Ellebracht. Row 2: E. Smith, M. Sultemeier, K. Pol- vado, P. Felps, D. Deike. ,4u...4..uw 2 - 5 Nj...- ROW 1: C. Jacoby, W. Curry, L. Hobbs, J. Furber, R, Bergman, J. Deike, K. Patter- son, T. Odiome. Row 2: B. Seale, M. Earley, W. Herbort, M. Ross, L. Riddell, J. Smith, R. Furber, R. Kast. Row 3: R. Byars, E. Felps, B. Weirich, L. Duhier, D. Felps, J. Stewart, B. Hobbs. Row 4: Managers, R. Sibley, judy Fawcett Connie Ellebracht Linda Lester Beverly Stewart Josephine Althaus Carol Goebel, Masc L. Hollingsworth. ot Row lg B. Seale, T, Smith, L. Hollings- worth, W. Curry, J. Furber, Coach Tanner Row 2: L. Hobbs, M. Ross, L. Barrients, L Riddell, G. Longley, C. Hartmann, W Herbort. A TFAM Row 1: B. Seale, 1. W. Smith, 1. Furber, Row 2: L. Hobbs, M. Ross, C. Hartmann, W. Herbort. 151 - . W l ff iz W i . - ,SN- 45 Z I 1' -. JL? i Q AWSQQT x--Ei: , .Ia ' 4 3 ' in -if ,...o lf Mrs Hoppe and Mls Owens talk over Lunchroom matters Mrs Lmdemann and Mrs Hoppe serve a good hot meal to the school children Oscar Foss not only is Grammar Mr. Middleton works hard as jani- School janitor, but he works in the 1701' f0f H-ish School- Lunchxoom. GXCRGJ. A if Ll NI! L UFFH 'I-IRS lwesiflellt Vive President Second Vine President Ser-relary . Ta PfiSlll'9l' STA NDING V03 Finance liiulget and Publivation . lloispitalily Vroxruni l'ulmlicit'.' Music' H+-alth Blown: Rep esentative fiiizwnsllip Home Family Life Yearbooks Hiltoliun Pai:'liamient:u'iun Ways and Means i.il1i'4li'y Granirnal' S 'bool :.lllI'2l!y High S1'llOlll 'ull Svmits .lleiilln-1'sl1ip l'2tl'IllX'Ill ChHiI'lllll'll Vw-1'liairnien 'xii'-zu: E Q-1 ii- 1- , f it-W: ' 1 It ' -. .. :1 gg . f :E -- - it :SEQ f, 3:-ag., f. : -.3 -. -:gpg 'L 4-1:-Q., .. g :: : : ' --' - i, ,,..5.3,3::,.g.33gg , -. gp 5 :U 5- 1g:zff.::gg 5: 2 : mf ' 'J-I .i 25251 E ' ' is ' Sri: : : K '- 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 OR ULU! .iff J iii re 91 X B. 5.5, 5 4 SAA A 1. Mrs Alvie Mayfield Mrs. Albert Weirich, STS? Mrs. C. A. Burris. 2141 J. U. Stewart, 3554 Mrs, Red Early, 3711 IMITTRE VHAIRMEN Mrs. John Tllllfllliill Mrs. E. Tietze Mrs. T. N. Odiorne Mrs. Charlie Burris Mrs. Travis Gilbreath Mrs. J, O. Tanner Mrs. Vernon Pennick Mrs. Chester Hartmann Mrs. Levi A. Deike .Miss ID. R. Owens Mrs. Frederick Deike Mrs. John Journey . Mrs. Charlie XVoli Mrs. Paul Weirich Mrs. 3. II. 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