Mason High School - Branding Iron Yearbook (Mason, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

G Q3 00 X 1 T . ' Y' lx 77144414 my same cvzewofwl In this, the centennial year of Mason County, we wish to present to you the historical rec- ord, not for one hundred years, but for the school year 1957-58. It was Alexander Pope who said: 'Tis education forms the common mindg Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. These are the bending years, the years of learning. The Branding Iron is presented to you in the theme of Life at School. Ten, twenty, or more years in the future when you thumb through the pages of this book, we, the annual staff, will feel that we have achieved our purpose if you are made to remember this year with a smile. Editor MASON COUNTY COURTHOUSE Pioneer Days, ,ts ,, A ,. K, - A pe- -. f ' M. . , - h N.:-'1 u . .qp4,X:gf5 V ,,' 'K .W . . wa A -, FW'-H - f ' ' 1 1 . 1 E? '1 34 A . 1 1 A ' is A.-Q. -5 big' df, - . as :ig V , ' Ii J' F J -4 x A A 4 f ' '1T'f's'zuu:' ' r as an ' u, , , E .Tk V l 'g 'Q L :'SZ,L1 ' ' 4 f . 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' A 1 s Qt ggkeywrbig, I N S , Q'Q'N 'M 4 CAMPUS LIFE Activity Calender Who's Who Queen's Coronation and Senior Play Favorites Prom and Reception Football Banquet Student Council Annual Staff FFA-FHA Pep Squad Band Choral Club Activity Clubs Interscholastic League SPORTS Football Basketball Volleyball Track Baseball SC HOOL LIFE Class Scenes School Board-PTA Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Grade ADVERTISEMENTS Ball CONTENTS OF THE BRANDING IRON . vp The Block House cf I Mason in the early days. Pictures on this page courtesy of Kurt Martin. in 5 . x x QQ' ,:.: ' 1 Jvc .,4fie?fifr?:f'am 149 vias- ,fa hKfU NrL4,:-mmf lf L , 1. 11 4. ' - 1. 4 if ' 1 j -.Pa 1 sr 1' -js., if :Q Q A A Q h r I ill' Z mil' 'H ..,- ' W I , ' W f I - -lug . ,4- V: l , Akai 4 ' ae Q 1 EA' 199' . x .Q 0 , fl., s Q t 4 F 'T'-5 -.'- , .'a ' 4 QB ld . ',g, s. 4, ' . T.-V 3' ,Q 1,1 9 or V , , tt 4 xv: V -V I ' .4233 A , .Q Q i 1 Vf, , gg A SEPTEMBER Fmrst Day of School F'I'ld6I'1Ck5bL1I'fb thcrn Menard here B SanSab1 here Junctlon here Fredermksburv Jurnors there B Frederlcksburb here Burnet gthere School started and Lenore had to put away her dol s snlff' K? 454 Youth Center 1S open after every hom game ba! Many fans were pleasantly surprxsed when webeat Frederxcksburg The game w1th Menard was the fxrst one at home T6 i 1-i ' . x . Q If My 4 an ,Q -- Q ff 3 1 f . of nl . 4 . J 'Q-,fp ' 'ff J ' 'ti' ' 4 l M g L W E Y.. l V E ,.,. i NOVEMBER Z Queen's Coronation 7 Fredericksburg B fherel 8 Cross Plains Qherej 9 F.F.A. Area Contest in San Marcos l5 Santa Anna ftherel l9 Basketball-Girls Brady Ctherel Z1 Basketball-Girls Harper fherej Second Six Weeks Ends Z3 Bi-District Football The Powder Puff Classi Albany fthe re Q Fredericksburg Basketball ftherel boys and girls 288129 Thanksgiving Holidays fi W N',:?.,-1 , Parents at the last home game. ' f 7 . Last Pep Rally. S 41155 Cross Plains 'ST Cheerleaders QUEENS CORONATION T'- , 31 - Au the way Bill! Satellites on the stage. n cl A V State Contest is a good reason to work No one wore shoes at the sox hop. ffm I . u . I 9 4 L wr , s .N JA Y , FEBRUARY 4 Goldthwaite ftherej 6 F.H.A. Mother- Daughter Banquet 7 Cross Plains ftherej 8 Soph.-Fresh. Party 10 Freshman boys at Brady 11 Santa Anna ftherej 13 Brady Freshmen fherej 1-4 Goldthwaite Qherej 18 Llano ftherej ZIBLZZ Junior Basketball Tourney in Mason Fourth Six Weeks Ends Mr. Bonner is smiling, we musthave won. Y What do they talk about when they're in the huddle ? y . I More Youth Center. Bonner makes plans with the Menard coach. MANAGERS MARCH Brady Band Fest1v1l Band Concert Pubhc School Week Begms Freducksburg Track Meet Br xdy Relays One Act Play Nlght D1st XL Tb T A Dubl1n Band Fest1v xl St M'xry's fthere 21 8122 State Student Councll Convent1on Burnet fherej D1st One Act Play London Volleyball here Llano Tennis there Burnet Baseball there Menard Volleyball here St Mary's Baseball here btate Contest Solo and Ensemble Eldorado Track Meet Easter Cantata not '..:-f PO ' N x , ' -4' Y r! if 10 14 15 16 17 21 24 25 26 27 MAY jr. Sr. Prom Sr. Ir. Reception Music Night F.E.A. Banquet End of School Picnic Eighth'Grade Banquet -23 Senior Trip Final Exams Eighth Grade Trip Senior Vesper Service Eighth Grade Graduation Senior Graduation 4 . 3 I af 5 .w-- ,- -Q val. 741- W! 704421 7044 BRENDA GRIMSLEY daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Grimsley, is the january Student of the Month Brenda IS a senior and IS one of the outstanding stu dents of Mason High having contributed much to the school and 1tS activities Last year Brenda was chosen by the student body as the most beautiful girl 1n school She worked on the armual staff and was a Junior student council repre sentative Last spring she attended the Student Brenda is secretary of the Student Council Brenda has been in the band for four years and during this time received many honors She has been the clarinet section leader and also twirler for two years This year she is secretary and sweetheart of the band Her talents are not 11m1ted for Brenda also plays the piano has a beautiful volce and is very good in art Besides being talented beautiful and popular Brenda works hard in her school subjects You will see her name on the honor roll almost every month This fall Brenda received one of the highest honors any girl can win in High School She was chosen the 1957 1958 Queen of Mason High The Student Counc1l has chosen as December's Stu dent of the Month KATHERINE SCHMIDT Kather ine a Sen1or has justified this choice by her numer ous achievements and by her winning personality Among her contributions to the school in the past h avt been class secretary, publisher on the unior Paper Staff cheerleader, and FHA song leader all in her junior year and Choral Club treasurer in her Sophomore year Besides this Katherine has helped team this year as head cheerleader and is now serv 1ng as Choral Club president class secretary and FHA president In her Sophomore year she was a member of the Spab1s Club and is currently a mem ber of the Sewing Club Kather1ne's popularlty is evidenced by the various honors bestowed upon her She was Farm Bureau Queen for 1956 Class Favorite both her Freshman and Junlor years and FFA Sweetheart last year In the recent Qucen's Contest she was selected as one of the princesses An active member ofthe Lutheran Church,Kather1ne is now serving as a Sunday School teacher For the past one and a half years she was president of the Luther League Katherine has high st and ards and has Shown out standing leadership characteristics Having m a1n ta1ned good grades throughout school, Kathe r1ne plans to attend college next fall and take a secre tarial course , A . I . Council State Convention at Galveston. This year, keep the school behind a history-making football The Student Council has chosen KENNETH DURST as the Student of the Month for October. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Durst. Kenneth is a Senior student this year. He served as vice president of his class during his junior year and was also chosen class favorite the same year. He was a member of the annual staff for three years. He was representative to the Student Council for two years. Kenneth has participated in sports,playing base- ball his first three years in high school and football his last three years. He is one of the captains for the present football team. Kenneth has excelled in F.F.A. work. He has been a member all four years of high school and during this time has served as vice presi- dent his Iunior year and is president of the local F.F.A. chapter this year. He is also serving as vice president of this area of the F.F.A. at the present time. Kenneth has also been a member of the poultry judging team and the livestock judging team for two years. The daughter of Mrs. Louise Simp- son, LOU ANN TAYLOR has be en wisely chosen as Student of the Month for November by the Mason High Student Cotmcil. Lou Ann, a senior, is a member of the Student Council this year. She has also been a member of the band four years, a member of the Spanish Club during Sophomore year, and a member of the Speech Club her Junior year. The parliamentarian of the F.H.A. this year,LouAnn has been a mem- ber of that organization for four years. Last year, Lou Ann was a member of the Speech Club's one-act play cast. Also, she participated in last year's district Interscholastic League competition in the poetry reading contest. Concerning sports, Lou Ann was a member of the girls' basketb all team during her freshman and sophomore years, and a member of the volleyball team her sophomore and junior years. 4. , ,yn ' fr Ffa: Q . Q The Student Council of Mason High has selected LENORE IDEFFLER as Student of the Month for March. She is a Senior this year and during the four years of high school has done quite a lot for the school. Lenore has been a member in good standing of the F.H.A. for four years. She has served as president of the organization her last two years. She has been an outstanding student in her studies. This is shown by her being on the honor roll every six weeks with all A's. Lenore served as Freshman class re- porter and was editor of the junior paper. She has been on various committees this year and served as chairman of the Senior assembly program committee. In the recent school elections Le- nore was a runner-up for Senior class favorite and also for Most Outstanding Girl in high school. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Loeffler. WS fdwgcmdfwew In November, 1957, the tradition of electing :1 King and Queen from the Student body was es- tablished by the Band Mothers Organization. Q-'4 ' 4.1. The re1gn1ng Kmg and Queen for the school year 1957 58 are B111y Kothmann and Brenda Grlmsley ' -R . 45' 5, 4 S -1-5 X . X9 W , , 'go '. Princess Sammie Harkey with escort Garland Black Prince Kenneth Durst Jia. HI? fi ,,..,..1 , X. 0 9 l?iv52,,, A4 Princesses elected as Runners-up for Queen ure: Princess Katherine Schmidt with escort Kent McDoug -N, bv al Princess Beverly Martin with escort Edwin Meyer Princess Jimmy Black Qs. with escort Freddy Schmidt Prince Pat Keller X Y 4. Qi Q N ' ' .V r fs' . M 4 tflgjfis 1 I Y F U s . 3 I se -. 3,-ll',. s ' 1 'n. viii!! ,fl 4 - U 'Em vs . C r v 4' sri' .1 ' +P' I if I Prince Corky Mueller PHUC9 Ken Bode Princes elected as Runners-up for King are: STUDENT DIRECTOR AUNT HAZEL NUTT . MRS. JARBOE .... PROMPTER . . . MAKEUP ..... AUNTJUBILEE . . . PROPERTIES .... THE WILD MAN . . . MAKE-UP ....... ELBERTA PEACH . . . LIGHTING .... The Sen1or Play Cast HER ENIERGENCY HUSBAND Lenore Loe fler . . . . Janet Mayo Marilyn Beckrnann Betty Garner . . Edmona Surber Katherine Schmidt . . . joan Sommerfeld . . Emest Stephens . . Georgie Waller . Charlene Starks . . A. C. Harper I f HIRAM HARDWICK George Schoenfeldt LIGHTING NICHOIAS NAPOLEON NUTT WILMER SNEED AUDREY HARDWICK CLASS SPONSOR CLASS SPONSOR ARLENE NUTT PROMPTER DOROTHY DOLSON BILL JONES . . . Arlee Lelfeste Corkey Mueller Bobby Lxvely Lou Ann Taylor Mr Allcom Mrs jordan Sammre Harkey Janette Schre1ber Brenda Grirnsley . . .James Durst 775445 Qfmwiaame golf Whetgmudffclgwf Q I BRENDA GRIMSLEY BILLY KOTHMANN KATHERINE SC HMIDT and Zag 'Q-4 73 45? KENNETH DURST eachfz KEN BODE JANET MAYO aaouzfec SAND RA SC HMID T JERRY TURNER S I f'd '! ' msg 'F 'Ma- 'r MARSHA BODENHAMER GEORGE HALE -'f is 'lv ,xg 7 ?cwa'zd5e4 GERALD BRATTON air 235 LINDA LEHMBERG camefw Zip fm 775445 Zecmtcfal and Wicca' W ll llllll ll :F -S x Pat Keller Sandra Schmidt jerry Turner Sammle I-Iarkey j1mm1e Black Sndney Kothmann comma 0:4 Qu! and Zag xml Janette Schreiber Corkey Mueller Lenore Loeffler Robert Reardon Ruedy Loeffler janet Mayo l I A Y K A 5 .. ,-. .. 1 im. 1, U e M ll if 'lf 1 .. Rf 5k I , ' .1 0, . ' 1' SN A ' S . 5 '3 b S? I V I. 3- ,, , 1F'4Qrf-fri .- ' i I I Seemed fum Me famine-Swine 77mm E ,nirfg 566064 fum tie Seam mmz Qewkkm M0 O ENW-I BON Mfcrral lf 541 4 c gf SPONSOR AND OFFICERS: Reudy Loeffler, President3 Brenda Grimsley, Secretaryg Mrs. Marie Schwarz, Sponsors Robert Reardon, Vice President. VW' ,fix '1. is JUNIOR MENIBERS: Bill Dannheim, Dorthy Donop, Sandra Schmidt. 4919 ,w-N... SENIOR MEMBER S: Corky u Ann Taylor, Kenneth Durst. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: George Hale, Marsha Bodenhammer, Freddie Schmidt -rug., vs' 5 Q- '- 'W-ur Y, FRESHMAN MEMBERS: Dicky Capps, William Donop, Perry Reves. ffammf S 'I Rv- 5.9 7,4-f Q 955 nl r Left to Rxght Betsy Ellxson Georgle Waller Samnue Harkey Mrs Clary Juamta Shafer J'1y Brown standxng Jo Ann Durst Janette Schre1ber Sheba Kay Mormson M1ke Gmpson Bob AI Hofmann EDITOR Janette Schre1ber ASSISTANT EDITOR Mlke Gxpson SPONSOR Mrs. Faye Clary V--11 45' .aa M , . -4 -4j,,.,f- ' 2 N J, X .X M I. ARTIST BUSINESS MANAGER Georg1e Waller Sammxe Harkey TYPIST SALES MANAGER Juamta Shafer Jo Ann Durst 4 Uv: SPORTS EDITORS COPY EDITORS Jay Brown Sheba Kay Morrzson Bob A1 Hofmann Betsy Elhson I .rx R , . .. 5 X ,- 4, Q kg, -5 3 ff, 1 : V ', E S sf- '- 1 i MU. X . V 1 ' -if . 2 1511: f ff! 2 5 1 . . X A - NS' QA mn f-ng X I L., T fix Sh b ' '!D 'd' Top row B111 Martin Larry Scevers David Behrens Sidney Kotlimann Freddie Schmidt Skily Schuch Raymond Br mdenburger jerry Kruse Claude Simons Clinton Gamel Ken Bode Bob Al Hofmann Ira Glen Willmann Robert Colli r Middle row john Latham Glenray Farn er Ronny Zeseh lzrnest Stephens Edwin Meyer Tommy Underwood Kenneth Metzger john Henry Koth mann Billy Beam David I-loerster George Garretson Bottom row Billy Don Martin Floyed Waller Seth Comer Roland Schraeder Brent Keller Sandra Schmidt Kenneth Durst Bobby Dockal George Coates Franklin Beam ' 'ini' M OFFICERS Standing: Ken Bode, Treasurerg Emest Stephens, Sentinelg Owing A eauty 15 a Joy avi S Edwin Meyer, Reporterg Sidney Kothmann,Secretary5 George admiration is justifiable. Garretson, Sponsor. , Seated: Freddie Schmidt, Vice Presidentg Sandra Schmidt, Sweethearts Kenneth Durst, President. ,F Where's that personality, Mr Garretson? Lined up - Looking for a Ribbon. Hook em Cowboy' Champions' No doubt The men who mal-ce Ag possible W111iam's Champ1on Barrow o u 41 X .KV ' wane? wofff ' OFFICERS Lenore Leoffler, President Juanita Shafer, Vice President Ginger Kuykendall, Secretary Katherine Schmidt, Treasurer Lou Ann Taylor, Parliamentarian Charlene Starks, Song Leader Medora Hahn, Pianist Fourth row: Lang, J. Leifeste, L. Johnson, M. Smith, S. Smith, J. Cavness, Schuessler, D. Leifeste M. Doyal, Arhelger, S. Schmidt, Jacoby, Rolston, Meyer, R. Surber, Boston, Stahl, McWilliams, Thormann Third row: Ellison, Pike, C . Starks, Jones, Wood, D. Donop, C. Hohnson, J. Leifeste, Garner, C. Leifeste D. Donop, William, Capps, Hubbard, D. Doyal, E. Leifeste, Black, C. Starks, Jordan. Second row: McMillian, Lehmberg, Shearer, Kothmann, B. Doyal, D. Durst, Allcorn, Dannheim, Boden- hamer, Keller, Sharpe, J. Durst, Martin, Dodd, Weismann, Leoffler. First row: Mrs. Jordan, Sponsor, M. Dodd, Lange, Sommerfeld, Scheerbaum, Beckmann, L. Leoffler E. Surber, Waller, Ken Bode, Beau, Schraeder, Gibbs, Kuykendall, Shafer, C. Starks, Taylor, K. Schmidt Cavness, Beam, Hahm, Coates. wi? 'Qi-7-'qgiadxn Mrs. Jordan in the lab. Flo, Nita, and Gin at work. Marsha and Ramona on the float. Homemakers ? ? ,, KEN BODE F. H. A. BEAU ...BV lv ug.-of A X I l ,mf . - 'lawn I 'ef,. ! A splendid leader u E ' 'X The F. H. A. in action. Another parade scene. '15 1-... HSON Q59 ' .....4.ug-.. 'WY3' HY!! Th1rd row L.1nda Lange Charles Anna Jackson Eddxe Lee Randle MaydellSm1th .Tack1e Cavaness Betty Lou Cavaness RamonaG1bbs V1r01n1aKuykendall NancyMart1n Phyllxs Ralston Mary Ann Kothmann Medora Hahn Joan Sommerheldt Second row Betty W1ssemann Georgle Waller Cherr1e Starks Darlene Lemfeste Sue Smlth Darlene Schuessler Bonnle Garner Marlene Doyal Marsha Bodenhamer Helen Meyer Darlene Doyal Dolores Donop Eva Coats Mrs Brown Sponsor Fxrst row Jamce Kay Le1feste Romell Surber Phyll1s Jones Betty Doyal Deanna Dann he1m M1rc1aKeller Conn1eL,e1feste N1laJeanL'mge Janell Jordan Mary Louxse Garner Peggy Jacoby Lo1s Kay Wlllmann Claressa Hubbard Carla Beth Capps Dorxs May Durst Cheerleaders Charlene Starks Edmona Surber Katherme Schrrndt Jamce Starks Mar1 belle Sharpe Yell with Katie!! OFFICERS: Virginia Kuykendall, - Medora Hahn,Georgia Waller, Ra- mona Gibbs, Marilyn Beckmann. Charlene Starks Edmona Surber Q Katherine Schmidt 3. .' S- J my Maribelle Sharpe Janice Starks Pcmcievz 4.8555 BAND COUNCIL Martin Hale, Director Brenda Grimsley, Secretary Jeanett Schreiber, Reporter Szimmye Harkey, Drum Major Corky Mueller, Vice President Arlee Leifeste, President Arleene Arhelger, Betsy Ellison, Christy Schmidt, Byron Rode, Leo Stengel, Jill Hofmann, Nancyi-Xllcorn, Janet Mayo, Sammye I-Iarkey, John Johnson, Gay Baxter, Mary Margaret McMillan, Beverly Martin, Carolyn Bratton, Claire Jordan. Perry Reeves,Mari- lyn Thorman, Anne W ood, Connie John- son,PatsyKothmann, Linda Lehmberg, Sonya Shearer, Mary Garland Black, Kris Stengel, Gary Zesch, Judy Martin, Rodney Lei- feste, Larry Holloway, William Donop, Erin Sc h m i d t, Robert Reardon, Corky Mueller, Karan Kay Walker, Sheba Mo r ri s on , Jeanett Schreiber,DorothyDonop, Elaine Leifeste, Helen Loeffler. game! 2' Senior Band Members. Margaret M u elle r, Brenda G rirnsley, Juanita Shafer, Doug- las Lemburg, Pris- cilla Mueller, Sandra Schmidt,Jan Schmidt. D a v i d Wagner, Carl Moneyhon, Jay Brown, Jimmy Beifeldt, C. C. Sherwood, Jackie T al ia fe r r o , Michael Keller, Beverly Brown. Gerald Bratton, Jo Ann Durst, Lou Ann Taylor, Mike Gipson. Patsy Smith, Jimmie Black, Gwen McDonald, Judy Boston, Tommie Lou Nickloson, Gail Gross, Gerald Jordan, J. W. Jennings, Glenda Dodd, Anita Schmidt, Flo Schraeder, Caro- lyn Schmidt,CleoSchussler,MichaelKothmann,BillyRogers, Sue Carol Kothmann, Aubrey Lange, Arlee Leifeste, John Geistweidt, George Hale. I 1-. TWIRLER Beverly Martin TWIRLER TWIRLER Flo Schraeder Brenda Grimsle lj-g. I . X X. fl YQ, ill B W Z DRUM MAJOR Sammye Harkey f f TWIRLER Sheba Morrison BAND SWEETHEART Brenda Gnmsley f M. T' uxLv Y fy: TWIRLER Arleene Arhelger We-ml Fourth row: N. Lange, Scheerbaum, Cavness, Metzger, Rolston, M. Doyal, Sommerfeld Third row: Weismann, E.Coates, Halm, L. Lange, McDonald, Kothmann,Durst, Leifeste Second row: Jacoby, Meyer, Leifeste, M. Bodenhamer, Dannheim, Hubbard, Morris, Sur- ber, Mrs. Brown. First row: Capps, D. Doyal, B. Doyal, C.Bodenhamer,Wi11mann, McDouga1,Coates,I0rdan Hard at work! OFFICERS Betty Cavness, Vice President, Joan Sommerfeld, Librarian, Eva Coates, President, Medora Hahn, Secretary-Treasurer, Virginia Scheerbaum, As- sistant Librarian, Janet Leifeste, Reporter, Mrs. Brown, Director. , SENIOR CURTAIN CLUB Top row: James Ray Durst, Robert Charles Readon-President, Gordon Kidd Darlene Schuessler, Jackie Cavaness, Priscilla Mueller, Elaine Leifeste, Arlene Arhelger, NancyAll- corn, Dorothy Donop, Corky Mueller, Billy D. Kothmann. Bottom row: Mrs, Clary-Sponsor, Darlene Doyal, Janet Leifeste, Jimmie Black, Gretchen Lange Marcia Keller, Flo Schraeder, Ramona Gibbs, Virginia Scheerbaum, Georgie Waller-Parliamentarian Janice Starks-Secretary, Connie Johnson, Sammie Harkey-Vice President, Sandra Schmidt-Treasurer, JO Ann Durst. 1 1 The Activity Clubs, organized for the first time this year, were established to give each student the opportunity to spend more time and get more instruction in the subject or activity of his interest. These clubs have become an important part of school life and each student feels that he has benefited much from them. JUNIOR CURTAIN CLUB Top row: Helen Loe ifle r , Helen Meyer, Marsha Bodenhamer-Reporter, Deanna Dannheim-Vice President, Delores Donop, Clarissa Hubbard, Christie Schmidt, Sheba Kay Morrison-Parliamentarian, Beverly Martin-Secretary. Bottom row: Mrs. Clary-Sponsor, Linda Lehmberg-President, Doris Mae Durst, Nila Jean Lange, Janell Jordan-Treasurer, Betsy Ellison, Mary Ann Kothmann, Mary Margaret McMillan, Sonya Shearer, Glinda Dodd. The One Act Play won third at District. Those in the play were: Mayme Dodd, Betty Gamer, Betty Cavness, Gretchen Lange, Brenda Grimsley, R o b e rt Reardon, Sammie Harkey, Gordon Kidd, Dorothy Do- nop, and A. C. Harper. C tffsf Ttrsag - A , At District in Dcclamation and Poetry Reading - Brenda Grimsley, third in Poetry Readingg Robert Reardon, third in Declamationg and Sandra Schmidt and Linda Lehmberg, Honorable Men- tion. At District Typing - anice Starks firstg Sandra Schmidt, sccond3 Douglas Lemburg, third- Sue Kothmann, fourth The Typing Team won first place In District Shorthand - Katherine Schmidt, first 5 and Virginia Scheer- baum, second. Katherine also won first in Regional. sww A656 aalffalleczm Th1rd row Coach W llker Bob Al Hofm mn Cl1ntonC1amel Bxll Martm Don Cupson Ceorgbe Hale J1mmy B1elfeldt Riymond Brandenberger A5s1StantCo1ch Bonner Second row Sammy Mdrtm Gordon Kxdd Blll Dannhe1m Sldney Kothmann KI'1S Stengel George Schoenfeld James Ray Durst Jay Brown Fxrst row Fredd1e bchm1dt Pat Keller Larry W1lson Terry Turner B11ly Kothmann Ken neth Durst Corky Mueller Bobby L1vely Robert Reardon Tramer Head Coach JIMMY WALKER in Asslstant Coach CARMEN BONNER Managers BRENT KELLER and DoN CUNNINGHAM 1 , Y 1 I - 1 vi Q I - I U V ..- 3 1- 3 1 5 1 -1 1 11 ' r 1 '- ' 1 fd - 'i - ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 n , Y ' y 1 5 1 1 1- 1 1 ' I J l 1 Y ' - .i . I T 411. .QV 'x .Ik .0 35 gl, BOBBY LIVELY Halfback Letter - 3 Co-Captain Hon. Men. All District 'UNE 1-an xiii? 3' This is the new scoreboard for 'M'- which everyone has always hd i ,+ Wlfxe li new .fs-lg? -.Q KENNETH DURST Haifback Le ter Z Co Captain Hon Men All District l Robert Reardon Trainer BILLY KOTHMANN End Letter - 3 C0-Captain A11 District N Wonder who got the flip? V 1 --. .-Z--.3 '- CORKY MUELLER n Guard N, Letter - Z Co-Captain All District ff' JERRY TURNER PAT KELLER Guard Fullback Letter Le ter 3 All D1str1ct A11 Dlstrxct ..'J'.. ' SAMMY MARTIN Quarterback Letter - 2 111 Q -1' '17 K , ,,-N, rpg. - V . . .i..,5,rm-kv..M,,+, ... ignaiyuspiq. ' '1 L ' . X Mason took another victory over y A-ffl' it Menard by 32 to 0. They chris- - F Q x tened their new scoreboard with Q 1 an overwhelming victory. ' ff' l JAY BROWN GEORGE SCHCENFELD Tackle Tackle Letter ' Z Letter - l All Di5fI'i-Ct All District Coming up against a hard bit- ing team, Mason had to settle for a tie. It showed the boys how to be men and how to fight all the harder the next time. Page M EF- Burnet lost to Mason -13-O. Both touchdowns came in the third quarter. GEORGE HALE LARRY WILSON End Halfback Letter - 2 Letter - Z w The punchers opened themr season with a Z6 to 6 score over the Hill- b1111es. Pat Keller was the star ofthe even1nU DON GIPQON KRIS STEINGEL Center End Le tel' 1 Le ter I All Dlstrlct The cheerleaders at one of the many pep rlllles Wlth Mr Allcorn makmg the speech BILL DANNHEIM Guard Mason must have won judging by the happy faces. pk SIDNEY KOTHMANN Fullback Letter - Le ter - ii Mason came up against the heav- iest team they played the whole season but managed to squeeze by--6 to Z. JF, 1 aff? - ' 'nb . ,av- 5'-:. .- l -, fn ...1 1 , . Ay ,.Z'f'35 5 - s 'pzrief 3? .-. ix M' vi .H , , i-..fr+'. Qs:-Q Q, 1-fn f r.g.'4c. -fl-5, -7 ,H ., ' 1 iiazf- ' f f ' H: --. 3 4,1 -. U -.1 Q . -,,. f A ,rg ..,,,n,V , .L N., 1 ,,,,. a+-fa ' 'G Ji Q' Ui- 1, 'V '- 11 V .I AA N V. ..-,..x 1 L-,fig RAYMOND BRANDENBERGE Halfback Letter - l Punc he r Band plays school song as the cheerleaders bring the boys onto the field. Mason opened district play against Llano. This was the game of the seasong Mason being the underdog forged ahead with another win, spirited by the running of Sidney Kothmann. JAMES RAY DURST Halfback Reserve Letter W 6 ,-.wg-, ' lxrqfqf ' ' 2 . 1 t : GORDON KIDD JIMMY BIELFELDT CLINTON CAMEL Halfback Tackle End Reserve Letter Reserve Letter Letter - 1 A scene from behmd the bench Cheerleaders wa1t1ng for the boys The many spectators from Mason Mason capped d1str1ct Wm number three by trouncxng R1s1ng Star 40 0 Q- Puncher Band performmg Cheerleaders headmg a pep rally K Z 74055465 7640! Third row: ConchAllcorn, LeoStengel, Shily Schuch, Kenneth Metzger, G a rla n d Black, Johnny Rivera, Erin Schmidt, Tommy Chew, Mike Jordan. Second row: lra Glen Willmann, Bob Al Hof- mann, Stanley Watson, C. C. Sherwood, Billy Don Martin, William Donop, Ronny Zesch. First row: Gerald Bratton, Roland Schraeder, Kent McDougall, John Johnson, Perry Reeves, Dickie Capps, Don Cunningham, Manager. 1 I 11 g is 'iv-+ . . , 5 V Vu' .Fink .,-1wl.1g f Q. .-.M K. r 3 -:vis 2345:-i .., .- ,Lf I A ?'TY.,.QS l 'i , 1 ' 'os , , . 4 4 4+ -1 4, -M . a f, 1 , f Everyone has to work to get ready for the football games. sf -. All of these boys seem to be after the ball carrier. 9 fi. , 4.5,: ,e,.,aw2'i ' .l iv. un, ia -,LQ if Ns .' xx fg -'X r u-Q? L. 'J' Q 3, ri QQ lv Q 'Q A fn 9 A '-'iii' A 7mm f E 0 3 0 Back row Coach Bonner R Brandenberger C Kramer L Scevers R Goff I Brown Kneelmg B Rogers R Loeffler G Kldd K Stengel 20' REUDY LOEFFLER KRIS STENGEL BILLY ROGERS 2 Letters 2 Letters Z Letters Captam Captam A ' I A GORDON KIDD 1 Letter 1 1 ROY GOFF 3 Letters Captam RAYMOND BRANDENBERCER CHARLES KRAMER JAY BROWN 1 Letter 1 Letter Z Letters 1 LARRY SCEVERS COACH BONNER 1 Letter That ball just d oe s n ' t seem to be going any- where, does it? The all important huddle before that dreadful game. The Punchers weren't as hot as they were last year but they played hard for all the games. Under the excel- lent c: oaching of Mr. Bonner, the boys had a seasons record of Z1 wins and 8 losses. Third row Sammie Harkey Juanita Shafer Mr J C Allcorn Coach Charlene Starks ix- 3 f Janette Schreiber, Second row: Darlene Schuessler Nancy Allcorn Janet Mayo Jo Ann Durst Mary Margaret McMillan. First row: Virginia Kuykendall Darlene Leifeste Flo bchraeder Lou Ann Taylor Christie Schmidt. 1.5 1 .TUANITA SI-IAFER Forward Senior Captain , is N CHARLENE STARKS Forward Semor IO ANN DURST Forward Jumor JANETTE SCHREIBER Manager LOU ANN TAYLOR Guard Semor VIRGINIA KUYKENDALI.. Guard Semor '-f-4 NANCY ALLCORN Guard Iunxor I 'K'AnP QX FLO SC HRAEDER Forward Semor X Q -Q cigh' -ks CHRISTIE SC HMIDT Guard Sophomore 4,01 ,Ju DARLENE LEIFESTE Forward Junlor DARLENE SCHUESSLER Guard Tumor MARY MARGARET MCMILLAN Guard SAMMIE HARKEY Freshman Manager A 3 . 'nv 5. . ' H ' ,. vf 'X ' 1, ' Y ' ,-J.. Q.. 5' f V. - , ,Q F, ' 1 N A , in ' . -' h 'Q A : . z I U I , lr- N-I 5 :D , . ' A-Q , I f Vw A , r . . r'f -ei x,0 .-:url A -5 7 M ' I - ' V -'X' I 'R I1 -. C? V - , .. IN - K 1,2 .5 X k . 'e ' A ' f . 'sf I -' NK :f - K . H -7 T 7 , .4 5 V I h 45, Q ,'Y' I In ,l ' ' ---:Q I . I ' ' A - ' ---' .j: 'f+- 3... Ref -' - E 'l' .1 cf K . X, ' , ! , , -f - X , X f - . '- X ' -w il . A ff: Lg ixi: ' , V t I , Fw uv V .qw gf? . f ' ' i L 552, .. x , - ' it I V A f - A Q. 5' V ' .gf -. , . ' A V glib, as - an e445 Coach Mr Allcorn First row Eddie L Randal L1ndaLange Cherr1eStarks Phyllis Jones Charles A Jackson Second row Doris M Durst Mary Ann Kothmann Linda Lehm bers MaryM McMillan Coach: Mr. Allcorn. Third row: Bonnie Garner Marsha Bodenhammer Sheba Morri- son Sue Carol Kothmann. Second row: Eddie L. Randal Charles A. Jackson Doris M. Durst Mary Ann Kothmann. First row: Connie Leifeste, Linda Lange, Cherrie Starks, Phyllis Jones, Linda Lehmberg. 6400 Back row Coach Walker Larry Hollaway Tommy Chew Gerald Bratton D1cky Capps Kneelmg John Johnson Perry Reeves Roland Schrader Teddy Ray Doyal X so Back row: Erin Schmidt, Coach Bonner, Don Cunningham. Kneeling: JohnO'Donne1l, Kent McDougal, Edwin Myers. It's a long way from the floor, Roy!! I... .Z ,?....-.z1,..s...t 1 Wm?QOWPW t'ilIl -u,..-r Mia? Left to rxght Coach Walker Roy Goff Dorman Henrmch Srdney Kothman, Ruedy Loefilor, Raymond Brandenburger Gordon Kldd Larry WIISOD Fredd1e Schmldt Kr1s Stengal George Hale jerry Tumer and Pat Keller 1 L! A11 races are not run on the athletic fxeld' Freshman Day was a race for survxval. 19' . I D A l I' . i x Q ' 1 3 . 5 . FPW' 'v .--Q . -. . -,:'t'::g::. .- zz, .g.... H f .L ' ': ::1ga.::.:. , 'A . Av I-zu j Ill J . +5 r 1' Illll y . 4 g A A. , ii i.:-Q, f L . . .1 1 f , . Q . Y ,A 1. J iv- . '-Q-'dl a s -e e .w r-f - ra . e A A Vg - C . as . - -an ' 4,4 I X mglfi, I ,, J fs. ns ' 4 A - , pg, -- A e e ' N-' l ' . 4- M J YK AJJLQQQ :V 'vb e A' k I Y- D -. .f b 4 . . . , 7 .F F A --l i 8. -- V., ,, A s' .i , I '4' ' gps- . . : y , . , . J I I ' ! D . 9 I , 3 v , . .h 7, V .- . ',f'3'4 . fur r. .rv R' 'K ' v 3. ' 1 K' V' b' rv Zach! Back row left to rxght Coach Bonner Don Gxpson Larry Scevers,Kr1s Stengel Gordon Kxdd Mxddle row Ruedy Loefflor Freddxe Schmxdt B111 Dannhexm Sammy Martm Kenneth Durst Robert Reardon Front row B111y Don Martm, Gerald Bratton, Perry Reeves, Dean GIPSOH and Tommy Chew 0 X 1-ff sig? Ira C1em2 and Lo S A pleased eth 7 . : y . y . , . . . : 7 I ' 7 . I Y U I 7 ' : ' A ' , . 'o 1 x ', 'I ,A ff' 5 5.fsX . Q 5 , .09 , 1, A QS , T, f-fc' ,y ,V , fb ,. .5 oo Q' ,. Q, .Za Quan--X , .,--N. 2 -Q. . . A . I, , Q If ,A . fifiaqi , ' 4 .4 6 fra, x 2 A ,I , j ' I I .4 Q' r X J ! I L I. 1 -3323 6 3, ' f ' gi ' ' r ,: -4 3 -' r 3 ' ,A E f 2 F333 8 - fi 5 Q. 'QQ 's 75.0, Mrs. Brown tries to keep the Study Hall people busy studying. By looking at this English class, it doesn't look so hard--why pay at- tention ? In Typing l everyone listens to in- structions--at least everyone should. . f - Bookkeeping isn't so hard--if you keep up in your lessons. if General Science is the beginning of Biology but not as much dissecting. Homemaking I and the dolls for the centennial. Dorothy is holding the Speech c1ass's interest with one of her stories. The Plane Geometry students seem to be working very hard. Mr. Bonner, you should try to keep all of your General Math students attention. With so few in Texas History and Civics, there should be a lot of fun. Ah, Relax!! No playing!! Announcement being made. . Although the eighth grade is missing it's still a good looking band! i .gf 1. Standmv Reuben Loeffler Leroybteneel Secretary I.. I-I McM1111n Elroy 5Chre1ber E R Shupe Supcrmtendent be xted B111 .Tordm Nme Presuient Edwm Schooley Prc sldent M R Pluenneke R Clmton Schulze Flsgil X ent 7,4,4fcww X Mrs Jxmmy Zesch Treasurer Mrs Bess Halm Vzce Pres1dent Mrs Walton, R Lehmberg Presuient, Mrs Jack Walker Secretary - RK a -'l'r' K '-ni-.Q V Vw' L, ff l r A 'X ' . D: . , . g -. .- , . . 2 , ' A , . . Q L ' -Q 2 ' . . .. Y ' . r ,. . . . 4. f - 4 ' 4 1 K ' I 4 v . . 0 1 Q , R' - , - , . ' 1 T1mes change' We are constantly bemg remmded of rapmd changes that are takmg place mn human kmd s vast adventure we call lt e Th1s year we have the opportun1ty locally of maklng compamsons be tween cond1t1ons dress and modes of l1v1ng of past years and the present as we observe the 100th annxversary of the forma t1on of Mason County Texas To xllustrate the challenge of the t1mes to stay a11ve mentally th1s quotatxon of Dr Alvm Johnston s seems apropos Once a man could get an educat1on mn h1s youth whxch would last h1m a l1fet1me Damel Webster left Dartmouth v1rtually a fully educated man No one leaves today a fully educated man Yet Dartmouth 15 a better college today than lt was then In a sw1ftly movlng world educat1on s1mply cannot come to a stop ever Today s knowledge 1S tomorrow s lgnorance Monday s wrsdom Ib Tuesday s folly The only way to stay al1ve mentally 15 to keep on educatlng ourselves just as we stay al1ve phys1 Supermtendent E R Sharpe C ongratulat1ons to th1sAnnualbtaff for the splend1d product you have produced' By your w1ll1ngness to gwe of tune talent and effort beyond the call of duty youhave accomphshed someth1ng for wh1ch the ent1re school can take pr1de Your sp1r1t exempl1f1es the work of many of our students and teachers who engage 1n the varlous act1v1t1es whxch are l1fe enrlchmg and wh1ch are makmg Mason Hxgh the f1ne school that lt lb Congratulatmns to all of you who have con tr1buted so much to our lxfe at school' cally by contmumg to eat and exerc1se Best w1shes and may you stay ahve mentally R Sharpe If ll il Tl Ill 21 2. Prmc xpal E P Wood MRS STELLA POLK Engllsh Mason I-hgh s new teacher We the students of Mason I-hgh School are grateful to the faculty for the1r patlence then' gu1dance and then' sense of fa1rr1ess MRS FAY CLARY MR GEORGE GARRETSON Enghsh Speech Bookkeeplng Vocat1onalAgr1culture MR CLINTON SCHULZE MRS JOYCE! JORDAN B1OlOgy PhyS1CS Home Economms HU: They somehmes call themselves tumblers MR I C ALLCORN General Sc1ence Glrls P E OFFICERS janet Mayo Treasurer Arlee Lerfeste Vrce Pres1dent Corky Mueller Presrdent Brlly Kothmann Reporter K:-1ther1neSchm1dt Secretary SPONSORS Mrs jordan Mr Allcom 11 A VU' AU! Aayrg E 'GSP' Pauline Beam Marilyn Beckmann Ken Bode Now what are you girls up to!!!!! S M A .Ari R T Y Eva Coates ,gnngg 73 Betty Lou Cavaness Kelly Davenport S h a rin g ice and making faces go hand inhand - what about Sammie and Corky '??f? Even without their beaus--the se girls still look like a 51,000 OOO Mayme Ruth Dodd 4,1 ' 5... F93 v U X, 'ir I 'Q Janet Mayo Corky Mueller Virginia Scheerbaum -1 5 You might know, those senior girls would be primping--but it was for a good cause--they were victorious over the jun- iors in that hair-pulling POW- DER PUFF BOWL. George Schoenfeld S. Katherine Schmidt Flo Schraeder ' xr 154--f 5-.A iii . fl' X M32 w my 4 A The snazzy gal with the snazzy socks won first!!!! Janett Schreiber .H n SENIOR BIOGRAPHICAL, SKETCHEIS PAULINL BEAM Volley ball 2 Scwui,, Club 4 Choral 2 FHA 1 4 MARILYN BLCKVLANN Pep Squad 1 4 Ircasurer 4 SCILIIC Club 4 Secretary lrtasurtr Speech Club 3 Choral 1 2 FHA 1 4 Baskttball 2 Senior Play KEN BODE Spanish Club 3 FFA 1 4 Treasurer 4 FHA Beau 4 Class Favorite 4 School Prmct 4 'lransfer from Cherokee BETTY LOU CAVANESS Pep Squad 1 4 Sexx1ngClub 4 Choral 4 Vice President 4 FHA 1 4 Volleyball EVA COATES Pep Squad 2 4 Choral 1 4 President 4 FHA KELLY DAVENPORT FFA 1 4 Football 3 MAYME RUTH DODD Science Club 4 Choral 3 FHA 1 4 Volley ball Manager 4 JAMES DURST Curta1nClub 4 FFA1 3 Football 2 4 Baseball 1 3 Track 3 Basketball 3 Powder Bowl Classic Sweetheart 4 Senior Play KENNETH DURST Student Council 1 4 Vice President 3 Annual Staff 1 3 Slide Rule Club 4 President FFA 1 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Area Vice Presldent 4 Football 2 4 Captain 4 Baseball 1 4 School Paper 3 Student of the Month 4 Student of the Week l School Prince 4 Class Favorite 3 Most Outstanding of School 4 FAYE ELLIOTT Slide Rule Club 4 Choral 1 2 FHA 1 4 MAYE ELLIOTT Choral 1 3 FHA 1 4 PAT ELLISON Pep Squad 2 4 Sewing Club 4 Choral 2 FHA 2 BETTY GARNER Choral Club 1 2 FHA 1 3 RAMONA GIBBS Pep Squad 1 4 Vice President 4 Curtatn Club 4 Sewing Club 4 Choral Clubl FHA 1 4 Basketball 1 Volleyball 2 4 BRENDA GRIMSLEY Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Annual Staff 3 Band 1 4 Secretary 4 Sweetheart 4 Twrrler 3 4 Math Club 4 Span ish Club 4 Queen of School 4 Most Beautiful 3 4 Student of the Month 4 Senior Play Volleyball 1 U l L One Act Play 4 Poetry Reading 4 MEDORA HAHN Pep Squad 1 4 Reporter 4 Choral Clubl 4 Sec retary Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 2 FHA 1 4 Pianist 4 Valedictorian L B HAINES FFA 1 3 SAIWMIE I-IARKEY Annual Staff 1 4 Band 1 4 Tw1rler2 3 Drum Major 4 Curtain Club 4 Vice President Spanish Club 2 Reporter Basketball Manager 4 Senior Play, U I L One Act Play 4 School Princess 4 A C HARPER Curtain Club 4 FFA 1 3 Track 1 2 BILLY KOTHMANN Student Council 2 Class President 2 Reporter 4 Curtain Club 4 Speech Club 3 FFA 1 3 Football 1 4 Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 Track l 3 Baseball 4 Intramural Captam 4 School King 4 Most Handsome 4 Class Favorite 2 JERRY KEITH FFA 1 2 CHARLES KRAMER FFA 1 3 Basketball 1 4 Track 3 4 Volley bal 3 4 VIRGINIA KUYKLNDALL Pep Squad 1 4 Prestdent 4 Sewing Club 4 FHA 1 4 Secretary 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 1 4 LARRY DON LANG FFA 1 2, Football 1 3 Track 1 3 Class Favo rite 1 GRETCHLN LANGE Pep Squad 1 2 Curtain Club 4 Choral 1 FHA 1 4 ARLEL LEIFESTL Class Vice President 4 Band 1 4 President 4 R idio Club 4 President Spanish Club 2 FFA 1 BOBBY LIVELY Band 1 Football 1 4 Captain 4 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 3 Senior Play LENORE LOEFFLER Class Reporter 1 Sewing Club 4 Choral 1 FHA 1 4 President 3 4 School Paper Editor 3 Student of the Month 4 JANET MAYO Student Council 1 Class President 1 Treasurer 3 Band 1 4 Sewing Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Basketball 1 4 Captain Volleyball 1 4 School Paper 3 Intramural Captam 4 Student of the Month 3 Student of the Week 1 Class Favorite 2 4 Senior Play CORKY MUELLER Student Council 4 Class President 4 Band 1 4 Vice President 4 Curtain Club 4 Speech Club 2 FFA 1 Football 1 4 Captain 4 Basketball 1 2 Senior Play School Prince 4 VIRGINIA SCHEERBAUM Curtain Club 4 Choral 2 4 Assistant Librarian 4 FHA 1 4 U I L District Typing 3 Shorthand 4 Region Shorthand 4 GEORGE SCHOENFELD Choral 1 FFA 1 2 Secretary 2 Football 4 Baseball 3 Track 3 Senior Play KATHERINE SCHMIDT Class Secretary 3 4 Pep Squadl 4 Cheer leader 3 Head Cheerleader 4 Sen ing Club 4 Choral 1 2 Secretary Treasurer 2 Spanish Club 2 FHA 1 4 Song Leader 3 Treasurer 4 Basketball 2 School Paper 3 Intramural Captain 3 Student of the Month 4 Most Outstanding of School 4 Class Favorite 1 3 FFA FLO SCI-IRAEDER Band 2 4 Tuirler 3 4 Sewing Club 4 FHA 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Intramural Captain 4 Transfer from Marble Falls JANETTE SCI-IREIBER Student Council 2 Class Secretary 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Editor 4 Band 1 4 Reporter 4 Slide Rule Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Basketball 1 2 Manager 3 4 Vol1cyballManager 3 JUANITA SHAFER Class Treasurer 2 Reporter 3 Annual Staff 4 Band 1 4 Sewing Club 4 Spanish Club 2 FHA 1 4 Secretary 3 Vice President 4 Basketball 2 4 Volleyball 2 4 School Paper U I L Typing 3 JOAN SOMNIERFELD Pep Squad 1 4 Setung Club 4 Choral Llbrarian 4 FHA 2 4 CHARLENE STARKS Class Vice President 2 Pep Squad 1 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Choral 1 2 Spanish Club 2 FHA 1 4 Song Leader 4 Basketball 1 4 Volleyball 1 3 Intramural Captam 4 Senior Play ERNEST STEPHENS Spanish Club 3 FFA 1 4 Sentinel 4 Football 1 Track 1 Senior Play EDMONA SURBER Student Council 2 Class Vice President 1 Pep Squad l 4 Cheerleader 4 Slide Rule Club 4 Choral 1 2 Spanish Club 2 FHA 1 4 Volleyball 1 2 School Paper 3 LOU ANN TAYLOR Student Council 3 4 Band 1 4 Spanish Club 2 Speech Club 3 FHA 1 4 Parliamentarian 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Volley ball 2 3 Intramural Captain 4 Student of the Month 4 Senior Play U I L Poetry Reading 3 GEORGIE 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SENIOR PROPHECY Upon graduatlon from Texas A 8 M tmder the fn-st woman presxdent 1n hrstory JANETTE SCHREIBER KENNETH DURST stepped out mto the world to replace Mxckey Splllane the famous detect1ve Hrs flrst case was the tracmg own of all members of h1s graduatmg class SENIORS 58 It cannot be demed that h1s ablest professor KEN BODE aught hxm all that he knew He and h1s lady asslstant LOU ANN TAYLOR Jumped Into h1s Jaguar, g1ven to hxm by e famous sports car racer KELLY DAVENPORT and stopped at EVA COATES Servlce Statxon where MARILYN BECKMANN attendant checked the onl and water On thexr way to Mason they stopped rn Loyal Valley where a new branch of Nxeman Marcus had been opened by PAULINE BEAM and BETTY LOU CAVANESS When they got to Mason the f1rst thmg they dld was VlS1t Hlgh School where RAMONA GIBBS was prmcxpal It seemed her chlldren had so much trouble with the prevxous one that the chool Board turned the job over to her Several other people are st1ll here also GRETCHEN LANGE s the undertaker and qu1te a cheery one GINGER KUYKENDALL runs a cat farm and MAYME RUTH DODD and her sister m law are mass producers of Puncher Mascots MEDORA HAHN holds an xmportant Job Home Demonstratxon Agent for Streeter Incldentally EDMONA SURBER IS now lady Mayor of boom town Katemcy Of course, no case would be complete wxthout the gangster element It seems JAMES RAY DURST alxas 'D1rty eal Durst' IS now a bxg txme racketeer w1th ERNEST STEPHENS h1s body guard They are now mxxed up 1n wet ack smuggllng CHARLES KRAMER p1n up boy for the Border Patrol has thmgs well m hand by now In the tnal KATHERINE SCHMIDT IS 'D1rty Deal's' lawyer w1th PAT ELLISON, Judge QMy, aren't women takmg over, though'J Another rather questionable character of the Senxors IS LENORE LOEFFLER a famous Temperance speaker who ad Prohlbltxon returned to the U S but upon looklng further 1nto the subject IS now prof1tably runn1ng a cham of speakeasles' wlth her old frlend JANET MAYO chlef bootlegger Many of the class of 58 have made names for themselves BOBBY LIVELY IS now a matmee idol MAYE ELLI OTT has replaced the retxred Marxlyn Monroe, who has marr1ed her eleventh husband, MGM s make up man JERRY KEITH We even have artlsts BETTY FAYE GARNER IS a renowned plastrc surgeon CORKY MUELLER IS a woman's at desrgner and GEORGE PAUL SCHOENFEID the leadmg soprano rn the Metropolltan Opera FAYE ELLIOTT rs the star of the grrl's U S Olymp1c basketball team SAMMIE HARKEY has taken over Louella Parson's column and her lggest rxval xs Hedda Hopper's successor BRENDA GRIMSLEY QMy that's a sw1tch'J A C HARPER IS now a famous Some of the class members have dedxcated therr hves to serve humamty LARRY DON IANG IS m deepest dark est Afrlca, Dr Albert Schwe1tzer's able assistant JOAN SOMMERFEID IS a heroxc nurse of the battlefxeld BILLY KOTHMANN and L B HAINES plloted the frrst space shlp to Venus lookmg for pretty glrls I suppose News just came of a revolutxon ln Ethlopla where GEORGIE WALLER IS drctator It seems that the Secretary of the Treasury VIRGINIA SCHEERBAUM, has been accused of embezzlement' Our detectlve frxends hopped a plane where they were surprlsed to fmd JUANITA SHAFER, then' pretty stewardess and came back to the home front to VlSlt FLO SCHRAEDER and husband well on thexr way rarsmg some new Yellow Jacket football opponents for dear ole M H S Here's one class that has really made h1story' ' I,-,-. Comnnff Ill '1 gb .un X f ' E' F 419 Enter A Rafi fa L- bf ' 'V 1 N I lsfo 131457 d A . : I ' . I v V t . . . . , y . . . . . th , , ' ' ' S ' . ' , ........ i D , . . - . . , . . . . - b . . , . 5 , . . . . h . . . . U . . , . . . . h . S y . . . D . b. . . , . , . . I 0 . Rodeo King, and guess who his chief stable-maid is -- CHARLENE STARKS. ARLEE LEIFESTE is a notorious playboy. Y 'A . , K ' I 'A l b r I :f - ., ' A ' . :Q X' , W Q1 fe Q' I 0 - K4 4 J. K s 'ff I 3. 9' . . 2 ., ,, X F Y 2 p F. W mer. ' 3 .- C , 1 - . U E hir- .A 'W , E '- X . 9, 0 4, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 Thrs rs the last wrll and testament of the great, honorable Senror Class of 1958 Yea' lt rs only frttrng that we begrn wrth our most honorable and admrrable presrdent Corky Mueller bequeaths to Dorman Henrrch hrs abrlrty to have three or four grrls on the strrng at once Lou Ann Taylor leaves to Dorothy Donop her sophrstrcatron Marrlyn Beckmann leaves her love of dancrng to Sue Smrth To Prrscrlla Mueller Grnger Kuykendall leaves her Brady boyfrrends Bobby Lrvcly leaves hrs charm hrs suavrty to Larry Wrlson Charles Banta wrll be glad to know that he has rnherrted Arlee Lerfeste's cute grrn Faye and Maye Ellrott, and Pat Ellrson leave the glorrous crty of Hext to Nancy Martrn Kelly Davenport leaves frfty trckets for elephant rrdes to Reudy Loeffler Cou1dn't you just see the envy rn hrs eyes the other nrght at the crrcus as Kelly so gracefully rode the pachyderm? To jerry Turner Brenda Grrmsley leaves her photogenrc features A C Harper bequeaths hrs spurs that go Jrngle Jangle Jmgle to Mrke Grpson Medora Hahn leaves her mental abrlrty to Marrbelle Sharpe who couldn't need anythrng less joan Sommerfeld and Eva Coates leave therr mastery of the Chrnese checkers game to Connre johnson To Byron Rode, Emest Stephens happrly leaves hrs actrng abrllty janet Mayo leaves her crutch and cane to Darlene Doyal Georgre Waller leaves her place rn the Sunday School class to Judy Boston so Judy can be wrth D P A loud mouth that rs constantly functronrng rs left by Charlene Starks to her junror cousrn janrce Stark and to Marcy Keller Ramona Grbbs leaves all her old boyfrrends specrfrcally K P to Marlene Doyal Kenneth Durst and Brlly Kothmann leave therr many Jaunts about the courrtrysrde to Sammy Martrn To jay Mrchael Brown, George Paul Schoenfeld leaves hrs vocal abrlrty Sammre Harkey and Juanrta Shafer leave the entrre Sophomore class to Sandra Schmrdt and jo Ann Durst Flo Schraeder leaves to Arleene Arhelger her magrc wrth a baton To jrmmre Lourse Black Edmona Surber and Betty Lou Cavaness leave therr unfalterrng farthfulness jamcs Ray Durst leaves hrs hot rod Ford to Krrs Stengel jerry Kerth leaves hrs domestrc tendencres to Davrd Behrens Paulrne Beam and Vrrgrnra Scheerbaum leave therr quret and restful manners to Brlly Rogers All the Fords 1n the world are a specral bequest of Lenore Loefiler to Nancy Allcom Katherrne Schmrdt leaves her energy and vrtalrty to jackre Cavness Janette Schrerber leaves her precrseness and exactness to Darlene Lerfeste Charles Kramer leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to Roy Goff and Don Grpson L B Harnes leaves hrs quret ways to john Gerstwerdt Betty Faye Gamer leaves to her lrttle srster Bonnre the car Ken Bode leaves hrs expert prrssrness to Pat Keller and B111 Dannherm To Darlene Schuessler Mayme Ruth Dodd leaves her knowledge of boys Gretchen Lange leaves her chorce of a professron to the partnershrp of Ler and Lerfeste Elarne and janet, that rs Larry Don Lang leaves hrs abrlrty to stay our of trouble to Robert Charles Reardon The entrre Senror Class leaves to the complete junror Class guess what our all nrght partres' Also begrudgrngly, we leave our famous and trme wom motto DOIN' GREAT, GOIN' STRAIGHT SENIOR CLASS OF 58' ' 1795 TIVYWQ my .df FOR PQREWELL QI ,gal .4 , , . . . . , . S 5 JG '-1' .xfr ' A xv 1 1 -' V '- 4 X 3 0 I, y D A IY H - jj ll ,O V' va V Mrs. Ruth Bratton Assistant Sponsor Mrs. Marie Schwarz Sponsor ,rs Q9 OFFICERS Bill Dannheim President Kris Stengel Treasurer Sandra Schmidt Sec retary Sammy Martin Reporter Jay Brown Vice President qw iq 1 sa! Nancy Allcorn Arleene Arhelger Dav1d Behrens QU!! 'WW' ai J1mm1e Black Cent1pede Sharpe Juchth Boston 1 'mik- Claude S1mon Long Ago B1l1, Jay Brown Pns, and John Iack1e Cavness B111 Dannheun Dorothy Donop QL - fb -1-- ' Darlene Doyal Marlene Doyal Jo Ann Durst Bonnle Garner Reud y and h1 s Robert and Pr1s mama gmtar dancmg or stand mg? 'N 4 s 'h John Ge1stwe1dt Jumors at work' VI. Don Gipson Mike Gipson Roy Goff .0 'V' . X f 7'- gr-1 -1- ' -7 Dorman Henrlch Conme Johnson Mar-:ma Keller lm Flu-sr Gee ma am t he cute Pat Keller 3' 'if - ix We had more fun later anyway Gordon K1dd vw- 'Q Darlene Le1feste Elame Lexfeste Janet Lemfeste . RN ,. 'M' D. fb ' v . X i ' W t ' 7 W XXA I H I . 4' 5 , I.: 3' . - . f I o A If I r a l ,J ff 1, fi- .V ',, : -... 'fl X , A fa ,, A 'I f A f 2 X X '51 ffkiiigg ' ' .j.' , all QP jffx. r' ' l ' , Q . J... ,' . 4 . I I J 'Z ku , V f !!!f ik ... 1--F if 'sf L 1' Reudy Loeffler - J 'mf' Pr1SC1lla Mueller Robert Reardon .. 3, , Nancy Martin Sammy Martin s f You name lt we re thmlung 1t' MMR, ff' 'N Football Banquet Celebr1t1es 5 fs Byron Rode Bxlly Rogers Sandra Schmxdt B ' l o f ' - t iff ,M A M Q ,f N o A in X , .il A G . 1 X.. . 1. A ' 1. , M Q-. . ,A ' I gs- ' Q' Q ' Q? 7 T li ' ,N 5 S . 1 f ' ' 1- .--' A , . 1 pr- J x' X -:ig ' 1 vii!-f tg' . 71' ' Af avg? 3 V X , .u..,r ff Darlene Schuessler Maribelle Sharpe Billy Jack Smith H- ., N98 Ouch' Someone Havmg trouble t1ed Marcla S fm w1th Prls Dot? ger Sue Smlth Conrue Io and Nan The gang at the th th t e d ve W1 no mg osay pap r rl Jamce Starks Ivwnrw Mk- td -4 'L 1 N 3, 1 Al Kr1s Stengel Jerry Turner Larry W11son H -f ,e ? ,. M' , L, ' ' K I tx 'ff - -xi , :X XE ' U13 , , b 44. 1 . SSA L 2 A ' . ,fl I' . r 1- A e 1 L ,,- 4 A f ' .1 'N-'52-f ' A H r X1 X' E.. A K S we T TF OFFICERS: Lois Kay Willman - Reporter SPONSORS Mr. Walker Sponsor Mrs. Clary Assistant Sponsor Freddie Schmidt - Vice President Marsha Bodenhamer - Treasurer George Hale - President Sheba Kay Morrison - Secretary fd 'sv qua-0' 'iv' X mini. Jimmy Bielfeldt Garland Black Marsha Raymond Carla Beth Capps BOdenhal'1'16I' Brandenberger Going into the pressing busi- ness,Christie? f' I , ' A 966 J- f og if J gg XNXXZJI ao xi Don Cunningham 6 '51-'Tr Glenray Farmer '14 James Evans Delores Donop , sq Bobby Dockal Deanna Dannheim Clinton Gamel fi! fflf ab- x Mary L. Garner George Hale Bob A1 Hofmann Claressa Hubbard Peggy Jacoby KE, , we.-1 7 ga:-lf kq,o V 1: else.. ,V :N K Y 5-.F 1 45 Michael Jordan Brent Keller John H. Kothmann Sidney Kothmann Sue Carol Kothm Q5 Garyand '? r com' Taste bad' . weather O is-, Gloomi 6 5 5 Q pany ' - .Terry Kruse 'Fe if-v ga' in ' 1 f-!'W 1 'Tl -qu.:-.. I ' , - Bill Martin Beverly Martin Douglas Lemburg Connie Leifeste ,iw ann gin lx: B V hs. , . , i f-TQ? I - l '- Gwendolyn McDonald f f- 'T '?'i - lf E R QQ - S q ill 1 , vi' 1 5' fi J fi. l l Kent McDougall Linda McWilliams Kenneth Metzger Edwin Meyer Helen Meyer Sheba K. Morrison .x Q , , , 3. 69 Q., ,Q gl-45 ,,...A.. im - 3 Iohn O'Donnell Johnny Rivera Phyllis Rolston Larry Scevers Anita Schmidt uf X 60? 3 wipe Christie Schmidt 1 , 'W' A Q-1 2, 5 A' 1 'Fi J r '1 , . S '- ' 4 y 2 y ,,' ' g 2 Romell Surber . f Q: Q , r. l I5 1 , yd P Gladys Stahl .S , Q ,,,, P 'M 5141 5 h h fx L- 4 u A 1 Y C UC L 1 Freddie Schmidt Erin Schmidt ?m00ell Xe. S David Vater Phil Wagner Floyd Waller Ira Glen Willmann Lois K. Willmann 7 . rl 1.,., ..- , I ,Q ,ng I- i 3 I 13 , A, ylkf rt . , -f5v:'fm, - g,f..,? ,',..1-mf v 'Z - uf 17 .dz'152-1-,1Ee- ' 241 5 R' CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Marilyn Thormann, Treasurerg William Donop, Presidentg Linda Lehmberg, Secretaryg Gerald Bratton, Vice Presidentg Doris Mae Durst, Reporter. S. Sponsors: George Garetson and Car- men Bonner. ' -ox ...J if -qi Delvin Bauer I-. Franklin Beam .4-' Patric ia Blanton Gerald Bratton .Y . R' A , y Q .S V ' A 4 , . ' .f , vp 'UP 1 -' - . 3.2. I f i p,!P- ' A . . +5 ...Q ,. ,V C Dickie Capps Ill Ill George Coats 1,113- Tommy Chew IW 11. , as A K fa... G . 'xx Q: Betty Lou Doyal as 4635 1 William Donop iv 'Cf Robe rt C ollie r 6' . 19' Teddy Ray Doyal M44 5. if-L 'fA- if y, . ,N .1 C Seth Comer Doris Mae Durst Elmo Davis QW1, Betsy Ellison Glenda Dodd rw-Q. I1 fan? Dean Gipson W vu Ilan- if iw... Larry Holloway David Hoe ster Charles Anna John Johnson vw Linda Johnson 'P' Rubin Lang Phyllis .Tone s Janelle Jordan Aubrey Lange Nila Lange Max fPorkyJ Martin Eddie Lee Randle Mary Margaret McMillan Linda Lehmberg Ronnie Me tzge r Janis Kay Leife ste Mary Ann Kothmann Helen Loeffler William Nehr 1 ' L j 1 ' QI . if ,. ' E 1 1' ,iff Q - V 9 i-'- , Q- ' - 'lr' Charles Ohlhausen I Linda Mae Lang Billy Don Martin Betty June Pike Freshmen at the banquet. 9 iw, Q? Maydelle Smith an 4 C. C. Sherwood Sonya Shearer . ' Psa .-Q ' Roland Schraeder v .' in Franklm Scantl1n Perry Reeves Stanly Watson .VN I I 1-af , W . lx 'fag f , ' Qs. 1 x Tommy Underwood 4-nf . Mar1lyn Thormann Mm Donald Thomas Not Shown: Billy Beam Jimmie Cavaness Leo Stengel Larry Garner Wayne Hughes Jerry Reichenau Cherrie Starks Ronald Zesch U1 - W lvl Q ' rg Anne Wood I it m Betty W1ssemann All F1sh are glad when thms day IS over. .1 wg Q . if ..-x I xv x xx :Ai K agua Left to Rlght Carolyn Schmldt VICC Pres1dent Carl Money hon Presxdent Gay Baxter Treasurer JanSchm1dt Secretary and .T111 Hofmann Reporter 'ax 'ii Then' sponsors MISS AmandaArhe1ger and Mr Jam1e Hemplull - 1 1 ' l 1 I 1 9 , . ' 'W ,Z . fr-ow . , . ' ' . : f 26:5 1. 5 'w , V , 1 1 so ..,,.U:g , -A A V .mu A., Q! 1 -2 w A gyfa, f. f g X H' J, ' K . ' 1 - I . . J Kr? Emeth Ba ur Carole Bodenhamer R xchard Brown Tommy Cooper Bobby Eaton -4 - J 4 -K --.A 4 'ws Gay Baxter Larry Beam Elgin Beckmann Larry Black aut 3 -as ,Ag x , .Y Henry Bogusch George Bra.nn1es Carolyn Bratton FP ,d r'5i f 5 'fe' X :lug lllllll Ben Cavaness Chfton Cavaness Gye Charles is 'U' f Q i5l',f:.' 'V Will mu .3 ' .. A LL Rita Dockal Elgin Dodd Doris Doyal qv.. bi-,,.-fp-5, :V - 'r:,,., U 'iif l v V , ,g,.i JY William Edmiston Carolyn Ficker Linda Gierisch Beverly Brown A 'F Norma Coates Donald Durst Gayle Gross 1,7111 Hofmann V1rg1n1a Ke1th ve' J' W .Tennmgs Mxchael Keller xctor Kuykendall Rodney Lexfeste Arleene Metzger C arl Mone yhon P .I 45 Ronnle Johnson Cla1re Jordan Jerald Jordan it .mr-o. Darrell Kmdd M1chael Kothmann Patsy Kothmann Q-k 'Y' 'nn 17 Randy Lehmberg Lorenzo Martmez Judy Mal-tm Janet Morrls Mary M Mueller ary Lou McDonald Mary Ann McDougal Loma McWil11ams Tornm1e Lou Nxcholson Jack O'Donnell 'E ,,' '4 BA! l l x Barbara Rode Q ' M yyuf N, ll Q ra- h i' V' fly l' Q U2 ll wi , D P W 'K A 1 l l l L I, '. 'Lf--.-Q4-' , X X E Q k F V H ' Hx' ' l ' . M M ,,r..yV .r,r W l QL lgfi- , ' Y j ...P-JK, V Q7 Nl! 9' I Kenneth Rolston Carolyn Schrrudt Jan Schmrdt C160 Schuessler Herbert Schuessler f Y' S F? W4 Brlan Smlth Jxmmy Sm1th Patsy Smlth Wayne Surber DOr1n1e Stockbmdge Jacxe Tahaferro Davxd Wagner Karan Kay Walker Gary Zesch Good excuse for those elghth graders to get out of class to attend a track meet. Is n ' t It you'11'7 9 'P M r' a ,lg .- ,- 1 k Z r ., - V ,, -,Q ' - if-. '-551- - .:1:5-'iff L .,,. m.Eii2iiiaaziEiiissain - - H'F1F'f'f'- A , rx .4 , - ' -' . K. ,jf -1 - ' 'W' , . Q, V A . I i ,r . F. Q Q 5. , ' X17-A , r , 4 A Qi ' , 1 V . U1 , Q fs x lx A- A X ' fd g X ' Q f .- q ' 5 x I 'fi - 5 1 N . f-w:' Q I 6 '1 , in L Vi 1 if ZHQMWW gwwf kai F103 '-fn, -ZZ NA '..-- m A h 69 - 4, I fp lf. if 1- 59a..9q0Qf1fn 9-Wxhh 155-h is The Eighth Grade Graduating Class of 1958. ?' I W 9 cwwultee PATSY KAY KOTHMANN GARY ZESCH CA RYLON SCHMIDT Wmzdaome golf HENRY C. BOGUSCH 70 F0 Pa x 1 D951 1.5 ,L px' ,.,.,1A.,r 4 Z., n..i,,1 -JSA, H - ,, V L-1,5 - 7 ' H. ,I ww- eval-A w F ' . . I .l' A X x 4 . 'il'- .ua' ...- 4 Q. M- ll ?':'!F!.' 5. it l 4. P 2 I 5 Rf, 1 1 add, AY- . 4 .-,. -ll t f 'Q' ' an'g no a 'U'-'.-.' , 'W 'em ' r 8 W 'P MJ: gr I x' ' A I J '- L Q t K' v , 4 , J - WT' 1, k . vw - w 3 f , . X r X Qif73,523vfQ52 Eg A ' ZQZZZQQWZQN 7Ka!Y2e4. WRPH2? Dallas Stephens Top Quahty CROCERIES Keller Electric Phone IIB RAY HUDSON M YO!! C P KOTHMANN COMMISS ONER 0 O CHEW COMMISS ONE B C LANGE CL RK Don't Be a Litter Bug Keep Your City Clean Be a Good Citizen City of Mason Utilities CITU OF MASON WW mf- Q24 TURS E E O E 0 R A an-'I' MASON DRUG STORE Your Downtown Meeting Place MASUN GH UCEBY Phone 145 Petermann s FINE JEWELRY Smart Style Shop KREME KUP SOMEBURGERS HOT Docs COKES ROOT BEER MALTS SHAKES SANDWICHES pf . 18 155-f::.' 133.-1 rif'yi' gif ' 22- . Ei' .' 5. - --2' f -' v ' ff, . L ' 'FX . . 71-'--'94 l 1 ' f up ov- llll Bl has x u , 3 ,. 54 I ' 1 V -,. 1 gl Q - K I ,I 9' s r g uv M -ui A 'Eff a -'H 'L . ? 1 - f l . G ' 1. I Y 4 --- 5 ima fl , X m ! v 1 1 ' 5 x 'fix in HOUSE OF MANY STYLES LEE SC HUESSLER BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Harnh Schnddt ATTORNEY-AT-LAW MASON, TEXAS SCHMIDT'S SERVICE STATION ,,4 1, I, g.., STREl!Iler Flnwer Snov uL,d..a'l-v+ ' ,,,..- '.'II-'L'--'- gfazf an Od AND ADD TO IT REGULARLY mfamf M C 7he Mmm SINCE 1904 NW','.V,, ., ,,.,.. , , .1 wif H '. .. QQ ..' ,-11 1 M 91 I I x 4' . 1 ' ' 1-- ' - cccmnf it .-5.41 - 'fri .. 1: it, 'Q Q, ,G ' 'ng' zz? . , va ,ff 'IZ' 1 7 - 3 , , I ,. I Q , N ffawxx f x Q- IQI1 w X WWWWW 46 WMM gwmf? mp A man should be proud of the place 1n Wh1Ch he lxves and he should so 11ve that the place w111 be proud of h1m COMPLIMENTS OF MASON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MASON JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and MASON COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION .,Q if 0 Q M. '27 ., it iozj RAY S FOOD STCDF-2E C omphrnents of LEM EUROS M465 1894 E J' Lernbu g E I Lemburg Jr Phone 102 I? GQOSSE awwQ5ON Buxldmg Materials and Hardware JI' I Phone 41 a . H H-.1 E b yi K H , if 5 Q 1 . V 3 , , B 4' . 51? . ' . In ,,Av ,KL V ltr- xX r , l . . I' . . , , 245 4 Daaghzccz' Mason S Most Modern MASON FLOWER SHOP Flowers For A11Occas1ons North Srde Grocery 81 Ilarket e apprecuzte Your Buslness Phone 114- GRIMSLEY S School Supplies Novel ties Dry Goods 1 ' 0 , ln ' Ile'- ' .J' Eg' .I Ah' ' l MW ' ' 99 9 Moneyhon Dairy SALES d SERVICE e ui men re W Ft. Mason Hotel and Coffee Shep L - SI I '.' ' W xk I ,X C V A scv-:ucv-1 I 1 Where yo ghb h h h Q P t P d YOUR CHURCH IS INTERESTED IN YOUR SPIRITUAL STANDING, PERSONAL PROBLEMS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTf CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS Church of the Nazarene nf 1 f ' S '-I -fe' Q I X AQHA 1 Y' 1 4 5 s. L L 5 ' ? x rin ...A sn .Fx -. '15 'I Pbk 1 34 St. J oseph's Catholic Church xfffalw SERVING THE YOUTH OF MASON SINCE 1876 REV. LEO J. ST. JOHN O.M.I., PASTOR ,rg 4 ,.1vn-V' ' ,..v-.1 .-,.---.,. ' The Church of Chrlst Salutes You Arlene Arhelger il. 5,5 ,f'9'f2,? 1 ilfkh r Lou Ann Taylor jerry Turner Perry Reeves 7- fx ,.. Wm A'f ' s....,, Baptist Church CONGRATULATES OUR SCHOOL 5-1. 'if-. i I , -., 1 VR s! Ii , ,, x A T gg 'Q-. I LQ , f X N , by -Q I N I .. T mm fl, -. 9 U A ?m?,,,,Ai?m:,T W ul. Vg 5 ' .A Q.-,A We Y A.,,g,,L, .. 1, .W bv ... 1 K A . 'Q-3, ' ,.. . 1 h ' -.4 h Q ' f-f - .N Full Gospel Church EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO MASON HIGH it Wiiisuwxg fm W1 S First Methodist Church HONORING STUDENTS OF MASON HIGH ww, ,CN 5-mx ,gg-f crm? IWW COMPLIMENTS UF Fri-2d0I1i2 Church of Christ if we had no teachers . . . if we had no teachers our children could not learn to read nor write . . . they would not benefit from history , , . the lessons learned . . . the experiences of mankind through the centuries. if we had no teachers our children would not enjoy the great literature of the world's writers . . . the music of its composers . . . the art forms created by its artists. if we had no teachers our children would not enjoy the thousands of scientific and medical discoveries that have brought civilization to its highest point of perfection. if we had no teachers our children would live in a world of ignorance intoler- ance and misunderstanding we had no teachers the people of the world would exist in intellectual dark ness a darkness shrouding the present obliterating t h e past and providing little hope lor a h r 1 g h t e r tomorrow for all that man has accomplished in the years since the beginning of time he has ac complislied through the basic know ledge provided bi, others the teachers of the past and the present THE COMMERCIAL BANK quumconvonmani ESTABLISHED l9OI MASON TEXAS SAFETY SERVICE SILENCE ! if I DR. 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