McAllen High School - El Espejo Yearbook (McAllen, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

� � ' ' ■ s £ (%£ 0- ,0 . o Foreword The time has come the Walrus said. mTo talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and sealing wax — Of cabbages — and kings — And why the sea is boiling hot — And whether pigs have wings. This year’s EL ESPEJO staff is not going to talk about the boiling sea or pigs wings. Those facts have been establish- ed. But by using photographs and copy - imaginable and unimaginable things - and the words of Lewis Carroll, we hope this bulky tome will take you Through the -Looking Glass to the Wonderland of McHi in 1959. Dedication DON ENDERLE There is a man who has been in this school system for ten years teaching biology and chemistry. He graduated from Frederiks- burgHigh and then went to Schriner Institute. From Shreiner, he attended the University of Texas and in 1947 received his BA de- gree. Six years later, in 1953� he received his ME degree at the University. The seniors on the annual staff feel that he has been a major part of our high school life. He works in the concession stands during football games, and helped the 58 juniors keep track of their ribbon money. He is one of the students favorite teachers, and always has their best interests at heart. To you, Mr. Enderle, the annual staff dedicates the 1959 El Espejo. •You are old, said the youth, mone uould hardly suppose That your eye was as steady as ever: Yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose--- What made you so awfully clever?m Our teachers and administrators aren’t old-really not awfully-but oh how they are clever! We haven’t seen any of them balancing eels on their noses but we are sure they could if they set their minds to it. After having been among them for several years we have finally come to the conclusion that they are practically people, and very nice people at that. Just to show you how fine they are here are their pictures. 1958-59 McAllen School Board Seated: Mrs. Harold Hendricks, Dave Horger. Standing: Dario Garcia, Woodbury F. Pride, Larry Fritz, Francis Linn. No school could begin to operate without the efficient capable people who make up our school board. These men and women un- selfishly devote their time and efforts to the betterment of the school district. They work closely with the administration to work out and solve the many problems that confront the various schools. This board is the back- bone of our schools. Our schools would not hold together without them. R. E. Chastain School Board President 8 J. Lyle Hill, Superintendent Though he has been in McAllen less than a year, J. Lyle Hill has already become an active member of our community. He has a friendly, easy manner that won the hearts of the McAllen High School students immediately. He has worked long and hard in improving our schools. Mr. Hill has previously been the principal of our school and is known well by many McHi ites. 9 Administrative Staff MRS. WILL A MAE COT TEN. MRS. OLA MOSS. MRS. HELEN HARRISON School Nurses BILL MCGILVARY Building Maintenance, Grounds Superintendent ROBERT H. RICHARDS Purchasing Agent LEONARD H. MENN Curriculum Co-ordinator MRS. LOUISE PRATER Secretary MRS. RUTH TURNER Secretary JUSTEN BLAKENEY Audio Visual Education and Textbooks MRS. HELEN BERGQUIST Cafeteria Director Elmer Grounds, Principal Respect of all the students goes to Mr. Elmer Grounds, principal of McAllen High School. His enthusiasm and interest in all things we undertake makes him a part of the spirit of our school. At the end of this term he will be completing his third year as principal. His kindness, under- standing, and sincerity are only a few things for which we know him. 11 Office Staff MARION SELL Assistant Principal MRS. MURPHY R. KEATHLEY Secretary MISS CRISTINA RESENDEZ Attendance Clerk A. M. AUTRY MRS. EDYTHE BREHM B.S., Sam Houston State College B.A., Texas University N.T.S.C. MRS. FREDA BEBERFALL B.A., University of Michigan Masters, A I GARY BALTIS Schreiner Inst., S. W. La. Inst., B.A., M.A., S.W.T.S.T.C. MRS. BETTY BLOOMFIELD B.A., Pan American College MRS. DOROTHEA BROWN MRS. MARGARET CARVER B.A., La. State Normal College A.B., Southwestern University M.A., New York University VICTOR J. CLARK B.A., M.A. Texas Western College MRS. OPAL COLE B.S., Tulsa University M.S., O.S.U. MISS ESTELLA CUELLAR B.S., A I M.S., Texas University DONALD ENDERLE B.A., M.Ed. Texas University LOUIS GILCREASE B.S., M.A., S.T.S.T.C. MRS. DOROTHY GOLDEN B.A., Texas Tech MRS. MARTHA HAWKINS B.S., N.T.S.C. HOWARD J. HOCKETT B.S., Iowa State University MRS. ESTELLA HOLLAND B.A., Texas A I BOB HOLLOWAY B.A., Texas A I BERT C. KERNS MISS ROYLENE KLINGLESMITH GLENN C. KOCH B.S., M.A. B.S., N.T.S.C. B.S., N.T.S.C. University of Oregon WERNER L. LARSON B.S., University of Minnesota JERRY LOFTON B.S., Sul Ross State College MISS MARGARET LOONEY B.A., Vanderbilt University MISS ADA MCLENNAN B.B.A., M.A. University of Texas DAN MANNIX B.S., Trinity University H. T. P ALMER B.S., Loyola University HOMER PENA B. A., Pan American College Texas University MRS. ALMA POLK A. B., Ouachita College GORDON L. POTTER B.S., North Dakota State College I. N. RANGE B.S., Texas A M M.S., Texas A I MRS. OP AL R ANGE B.S., N.T.S.C. MRS. BERNICE REYNOLDS B.S., N.T.S.C. MISS CARRIE SH ANNON B.A., Baylor University M.A., Texas Tech B.S., In L.S. George Peabody College MRS. MARGUERITE ROBINSON A.B., M.A., Austin College MRS. HELEN STEARNS A.B., Wellesley College University of Poitiers Docteur de 1 University LUTHER SNAVELY B.M., Baylor V and ercook-C h i c ago MRS. DIANNE STURDIVANT B. S.t University of Tulsa M.S., Kansas State Teachers College MRS. KATHLEEN THORNTON B.S., Texas A I ED WACHTEL B.S., Texas A I MRS. OPAL WHITE B. A., University of Iowa RUSSEL YOUNG B. A., Texas Western '0 Looking-Glass creatures quoth Alice, ’draw near. 'Tis an honor to see me, a favour to hear: 'Tis a privilege high to have dinner and tea Along with the Red Queen, and White Queen, and me! Then fill up the glasses as quick as you can, and sprinkle the table with buttons and bran: Put cats in the coffee, and mice in the tea: And welcome Queen Alice with thirty- times-three!’ From the foregoing, it looks as if something is about to happen. Actu- ally, here in McHi it has happened already—many things have happened. You will be surprised at how many things have happened that you have forgotten about. Not so many cats in the coffee and mice in the tea things, but thirty-times-three things and more. September FIRST ROTARY COUPLE-, Sidney Neidhart, and Jack Rollier, take books in hand preparing for their Senior year of high school. ITS ALL YOURS, PRESTON,— Last years Student Body presi- dent, Larry Nelson, ends his term of office as Preston LePage be- gins his. RELAXING DURING THE NOON HOUR —are a group of tired senior boys. HAVE TEACHERS NO SYM- PATHY? Major Work Courses pre- sent many problems for McHi'ices. A COACHES DILEMA— is putting the prospective team in shape after a carefree summer. 20 Launches Year’s School Program IS IT ANYTHING LIKE SOCKER? Exchange students Kristina Huhanantti and Peter Lachmann listen intently as CoachGilcrease explains the art of foot- ball. 1958’s TWIRLERS— proudly display their flashy new uniforms. They are from left to right, Josephine Berg- quist, Martha Barbee, Sharyn Shropshire, and Lynda Lynch, feature twirler. 21 OCTO HER DANCES IN—As Rotary couple for the month, Do- lores DeLeon and Don Black, swing into the mood. I HATE TO REPEAT A RUMOR----But what else can you do with them is what these girls say as they stop on their way to class to gab. GEE! NO SCHOOL—Band members enjoy a vacation as they board a bus for one of their numerous band trips. 101, 102--Dickie Seitz helps the hula-hoop craze along as other members of the dignified (?) senior class marvel at his ability. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS — of good business are carefully illus- trated by Distributive Education Sweetheart, Connie Muniz. 22 AND I CROWN—Judy Jordan, 1958-’59 Lady of the Mirror. COME ON, GUYS? Lets get out there and show them just who’s who. SEVERAL LOYAL MCHI’ITES— look forward to spending their spare detention hall time on Saturdays keeping the school shiney. OFFICE GIRLS, — Dolores Cuevas and Alicia Pineda help Miss Linnard check the files. 23 AVI, GEE------Flowers for me —you shouldn't have. Maybe not those exact words, but Kaye Becker was pretty pleased when she was presented 1958-’59 Football Sweetheart. HI, DI! Diane Vance that is. She was named B-Team Foot- ball Sweetheart. November. . . Displays “CONGRATULATIONS? ----to Pat Greever, who was awarded this year’s Fighting Heart Award. THERESA CARDENAS AND LARRY McCLURE—-pause for a short chat at the lockers between classes. They were chosen Rotary couple for the%month of November. SEVERAL SACKY SOPHS—seem to be slightly worried with the passing in popularity of their beltless frocks. Genuine School Spirit WHEW-----The stage crew stops fora moment of rest during this year's All-School Play. They are: Charles Mclntire, Earl Muerer, Lee Penton, and Sheila Eiler. «V IS FOR VICTORY—At least that’s what they always say. The stands roar as the team prepares for the kick-off. M0HHI1H—says Penny, What a blast! Penny Pederson was crowned Homecoming Queen at the halftime of the Homecoming game. COME ON GANG. YELL???— McHi had a heated pep rally be- fore the Homecoming game-bon fire and all. WILLING INITIATES—partake of appetizing dishes during the fall N.H.S. initiation. William Stephenson seems tobe enjoying the tasty delight. ROTARY CHRISTMAS TWO- SOME, Doroteo Balli and Dianna Guerra, admire the traditional Christmas flower. December JUNIOR HILLBILLIES—left the hills temporarily so that they could treat McHi'ites to their special performance on the Junior Assembly. BULLDOG BAND- appears fashionable at the Pigskin Jubilee in Harlingen. STUDENT COUNCIL CELE- BRATES CHRISTMAS—by giving fruit and cookie baskets to the custodians. Sneaks Cheery Spirit Into McHi’ites Hearts McHi’s ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET- is the scene of feasting for coaches, team mem- bers and cheerleaders. A MERRY CHRISTMAS EXTRA—was the appearance of these jovial characters on the annual Christmas Choral Assembly. 27 Jan MAYDELLE DOSS AND PRE- STON LEPAGE —made a lengthy Rotary couple for the month of January. Looks like they may be doing a bit of research for Eng- lish IV. uary. . . Concludes “AND THE SCORE GOES UP AN- OTHER POINT! Beaming Azalea Pena, the 1958-’59 choice for Basketball Sweet- heart, hoops a good two points. A. F. S. HOPEFULS—David Hansen, Barbara Linn, Danny Douglas, and Shari Klink set their minds to whirling over the possibilities of the summer abroad. “LEAVE IT TO THE LAST MINUTE seniors hastily pre- pare their slogan contribution for the Student Council basketball slogan contest. (Incidently, it was among the best!) A BIT OF “BEFORE THE BELL CHATTER —is heard among this group of senior boys. First Semester Events “GIMME! Bulldog lettermen, Rudy Castillo, Jimmy Gautier, Joe Kidd, Roy Zapata, Randolph McCall, and Tom Wenger receive their well-earned football jackets from head Coach Vic Clark. CONSTRUCTION WORK - - Stu- dent Councils are very important to public schools. Judi Rosenthal, Lucy Puryear, and Barbara Linn distribute bulletin boards posted with S. C. activities. TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY! Publications photographers Tom Pederson, Jon Moon, and Bobby Fisher, get their picture taken for a change of pace. RING THE BELL!—Sound effects are very important to any play production. Helping with this back stage maneuver during the ’59 Senior play are Alice Beaty, Jim Ford, and Stage Manager Earl Meurer. GROW UP,YOU SPOILED BRATS? Sharon Bar- tels, Henrietta the Eighth, scolds Toya Rike and Kaye Becker, Wilma and Carol Sutton for behaving childishly. ROTARY TWOSOME-----for Febru- ary, Pat Greever and Nancy Moore portray the St. Valentine spirit that invaded the McHi campus during this month. KUDDING YOUNG STARS------------Sophomores participate in their first skit contest as part of the basketball attendance contest sponsored by the Student Council. February. . . Offers MRS. WHITE SPENDS ENDLESS HOURS applying make-up and checking on last minute details before an actual performance. DRUGSTORE DEBATERS—Members of the McHi debate team take time out for visiting at the Student Activities Conference in Kingsville. Pictured are William Stephenson, Jack Thomas, Diane Guerra, John Kinard, and Gloria Pena. ■ o Tons of Activities MCHl’S PRIDE AND JOY — is Queen Citriana XXIII, alias Nancy Moore. 59—59—59-----Seniors eagerly anticipate their gra- duation by being measured for their caps and gowns. LET’S DRINK — to the fine job the N.H.S. is doing of managing Sammy’s Drive-In for the March of Dimes. MR. GRILLAN, MR. GRILLAN— is rendered by the Let- terman’s Club as a part of their annual assembly. MRS. BROWN’S CLASS SHINES AGAIN—as they were honored by the National Honor Society for collecting the most money for the March of Dimes. 31 March. . . Blows in With JACK CLOPTON AND ANITA NEWMAN, Rotary couple for March, amid streamers for the All-Sports- Dance. GRADUATING CHEERLEADERS Do- lores De Leon and Judi Rosenthal smile sweetly as they pose for a picture with the 1958-59 Cheerleader Beau, Ramiro Villegas. BEST ALL-AROUND BOY AMONG THE ATH- LETES, as selected by the National Honor Society is Preston Le Page. Pictured with him at the All- Sports Dance are Mimi St. Clair, and Leckie Kern, newly re-elected cheerleaders. (?a J “I CAN’T JUMP HURDLES. I JUST SIT ON THEM. says Ethel Hallock, who was honored as Track Queen by McHi Tracksters. LET’S GO BULLDOGS The election is over and the 1959 60 cheerleaders have been presented at the All-Sports Dance. They are Robbie Fisher, manager, Dorothy Denning, Mimi St.Clair, Leckie Kern, Ginger Brown, Judy Brown, and Sarah Eidson. 32 Spring Festivities UNDER THE BLEACHERS WITH THE REF!! This little episode took place after the basketbrawl game. “STICK ’EM UP. DOLL, says Toya Rike, chosen by the McHi FFA to represent them at the Mer- cedes Livestock Show. STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS practice for the big basketbrawl game. Even with these overwhelming odds, the boys won. MIKE MASON AND DON ORTOLAN are trying to look studious in the library exhibit for Public Schools Week. GUESS WHO started telling the story? April. . . APRIL ROTARY COUPLE, Irene Hinojosa and Bill Mayfield, take one last look through the huge collection of catalogues and annuals trying to decide which college to attend. SING IT CHARLIE-------Performing at one of the assemblies are the Princetons composed of McHi students. Brings Sweethearts GLORIA PENA, Pan American Queen, points out one of the cities in South America to fellow club members. 5 SING CHORUSISTERS, SING—A Capella Choir mem- bers arise early each morning in order to practice choir tour numbers under the direction of A1 Autrey. PRESTON LEPAGE — holds the tro- phy presented to him as recipient of the Thom McAn award. Plays, and Tours I THINK I’M GOING TO FAINT------Says Karen Edwards, member of the all star cast in the winning district play, scenes from Southern Exposure. GINGER BROWN. BASE- BALL SWEETHEART—De- monstrates a new indoor batting technique. HOLD THAT BAR---------Physical Education class practices with muscle building equipment. ASSEMBLY LINE SET UP--Romeo Ramirez finds out that being F.H.A. beau is not all kisses and hugs. WOW, PROF------- You sure make those experiments interesting, but Oh, that Physics! 35 ELIZABETH EMBRY AND MIKE LUTZ, Rotary couple for May, are ready for summer with fishing poles in hand. “Blir MAM,-----shouldn't a perfect attendance be worth at least a C-?” pleads Dickie Seitz with Mrs. Robinson. Although seniors gripe, they are deeply in- debted to her for her teaching techniques. “WADDA 'YA MEAN I can’t take my new re- cord to graduation?” shreiks Gaynelle Gingrich. 36 May. . . Bids Farewell KAREN LYNN PACKS- her suitcase in preparation for her trip to Kingsville, where she will represent McHi as Lantana Duchess. THIS IS A SPEAKER'S EYE VIEW of the students during an assembly that catches quite a few strange expressions. to Graduating McHi’ites FOUR SENIOR girls are preparing for their last Junior- Senior Prom. MARY FLORES AND IRMA LOZANO — cool off a bit after the tiresome but exciting graduation parties. 37 PRESTON LEPAGE, 1958-'59 Student Council President turns the job over to Norman Newton, President for next year. PETER LACHMAN AND KRIS- TINA HUHANNITTI gaze from the threshold of the front entrance to the Main Building. 'It' s very good jam,’ said the Queen. ’Well, I don’ t want any today, at any rate. ’ ’You couldn’t have it if you did u-ant it,’ the Queen said. ’The rule is, jam tomorrow and jam yesterday — but never jam today.' ’it must come sometimes to ’jam today,’ Alice objected. ’No it can’t,’ said the Queen. ’It’s jam every other day; today isn’t any other day, you know.’ Quite often this is the way we feel about clubs. The club we belong to never meets today. Other peoples' clubs meet today but never ours. But this can’t be. Because if somebody’s club meets and if nobody thinks it’s theirs then we are going to have some awfully empty clubs—and you can see by the following pictures that we don’t. Student Council First row, left to right: JudyKaram, Irene Hinojosa, Anita Newman, Dolores de Leon, Judi Rosenthal, Dorothy Scruggs, hllen Pagenstecher. Second row: Leclcie Kem, Dorothy Denning, Becky Lavender, Judy Jordan, Joella Hall, Penny Pederson, Lynda Lynch, Betty Lou Robertson. Third row: Barbara Linn, Lucy Puryear, Kristina Huhanattii, George Martinez, Ginny Payte, Don Black, Jo Ann Bannworth. Fourth row: Peter Lachmann, Norman Newton, Raul Santa Anna, Jack Clopton, Gary Ratkin, Jack Rollier. Fifth row: Ramiro Gonzalez, Preston Le Page, George Belcher, Dickie Walsh, Mrs. Hawkins, sponsor. Student Council, the voice of the student body provides a form for the students to express their thoughts and views on subject matter con- cerning the school. Their many projects are being in charge of elections, sponsoring assemblies and assisting an orphanage. Officers: Judy Jordan— Secretary, Don Black— Vice- President, Lucy Puryear—Treasurer, Preston LePage— President, Penny Pederson — Corresponding Secretary. First row. left to right: Mary Flores, Merry Okamura, Becky Lavender, Leckie Kern, Barbara Linn, Lynda Lynch, Toya Rike, Nancy Fisher, Pat Rooth, Irene Hinojosa. Second row: Helen Chisum, Mary Dee Hosteller, Lucy Puryear, Vickie Vasquez, Jean Ramsey, Teresa Cardenas, Irma Cavazos, Joyce Andrews, Joella Hall. Third row: Linda Saunders, Minerva Villarreal, Toni Larson, La Vaun Schellenberg, Karen Edwards, Diana Guerra, Frances Lovell, Anita Newman, Karen Lynn, Alice Ann Houghton, Mrs. Alma Polk—sponsor. Fourth row: Tommy Armstrong, Carl Lindsey, Penny Pederson, Agnes Hcock, Elizabeth Embry, Maydell Doss, Janice Risinger, Gary Ratkin, William Stephenson. Fifth row: Larry Fallek, Ronald Berry, Peter Lach- mann, Preston Le Page, George Martinez, JackClopton, Don Black, Pat Greever. Sixth row: Charles Me Inteer, Lee W'ommer, Larry McClure, Rene Salinas, Jack Rollier. The National Honor Society consisting of Juniors and Seniors bases its membership and ideals on character, leadership, scholar- ship, and service. N. H. S. sponsors the All Sports Dance at the end of the year. Officers: Toya Rike—Secretary, Gary Ratkin—Treasurer, Lynda Lynch—President. Quill and Scroll f ' roW’ le [° righl; Gafy Ratkin K ye Becker, Toya Rike, Larry McClure, Alice Ann Houghton. Se W roue Judy Jordan, Gwen Henry, Jenny McDaniel, Penny Pederson, Miss Klinglesmith, sponsor. Quill and Scroll, an international honor- ary society for high school journalists, is to promote and encourage participation in journalistic publications. Admission can be obtained by working on the high school publications. Quill and Scroll Officers: Left to right: Jenny McDaniel— Treasurer, Karen Lynn — President, Judy Jordan—Vice- President. 42 National Thespians First row. left to right: Judy Jordan, Joella Hall, Mrs. White-sponsor, Shelia Filer, Sandra Allen, Lynda Jo Yancy, Mary Dee Mosteller, Lois W'ainer. Second row: Jim Ford, Karen Edwards, Gwynne Clark, Ginger Moore, Ann Ross, Nancy Moore, Elizabeth Embry, Imogene Miracle, Alice Ann Houghton. Third row: Charles Mclnteer, John Kinard, Jim Hunt, Larry McClure, Lee Pcnton, Earl Meurer, Rodney Womack. Varied activities of the Thespian members is working on and producing plays. To be eligible for membership a total of ten points must be earned. Officers: Bill HeiW-Vice-President. Alice Ann Houghton- President. Judy Jordan - Secretary, Mary Dee Mosteller- Treasurer. 43 First row, left to right: Earl Meurer, John Kinard, David Strohmeyer, Oscar Sotelo, Butch Neill, Jimmy McLeod, Larry Ayers. Second row: George Reynolds, Jack Clopton, Riki Iwata, Carl Lindsey, Pat Greeyer, Bill Mayfield, Roger Gilbert. Third row: George Martinez, Fred Phillips, Sidney Orton, Mike Lutz, ifoppy Pocock, Steve McCarty, Don Troutman. Fourth row: Larry McClure, Don Black, Paul Pirtle, Richard Martinez, Ray Killsby, Tom Wenger, Jerry Lofton—sponsor. The Key Club is a service organi- zation for high school boys sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of McAllen business- men. Officers: Don Black—Vice-President, George Martinez— Secretary, Mike Lutz-President, Bill Mayfield-Treasurer. The Wheel The Wheel Staff is made up of Junior and Senior journalism students. They work long and hard to roll an outstanding weekly paper. They are seated, first row, left to right: Kristiana Huhanantti, Janice Foorman, Lois Wainer, Gaynell Gingrich, Judy Ramsey. Standing: Rene Salinas, JackThomas, Judy Hays, Maria Balderas, Rubina Chavarria, Frances Lovell, Trula Greenhill, Alice Beaty, Mike Lutz, Calvin Hambrick, Bill Neill, Miss Roylene Klinglesmith - sponsor. 45 Larry McClure— News editor, Gwen Henry— Features editor, Gary Ratkin—editor. El Espejo Seated, left to right: Jean Ramsey, Penny Pederson, Toya Rike, Beverly U'iesehan. Standing: Becky Lavender, Judy Jordan, Sharon Bartels, Janice Greenhill, Ethel Hallock, Jenny McDaniel, Bobbie Fisher, Judi Rosenthal, Irma de la Garza, Vickie Vasquez, Carole Mongan, Miss Roylene K1 ingle smith—sponsor. 1959 El Espejo Staff Co-editors.......... Classes editor . . . . Activities editor . . . Organizations editor Favorites editor . . . Indez editor........ Photographer........ Photographer........ Photographer........ Sports editor....... Sports edi tor...... Business Manager . . Editorial assistant . Editorial assistant . Editorial assistant . Editorial assistant . Editorial assistant . Editorial assistant . Sponsor............. Penny Pederson, Toya Rike ..............Jean Ramsey ..............Judy Jordan .............Ethel Hallock ..........Sharon Bartels ..........Judi Rosenthal ............ Bobby Fisher ................ Jon Moon ..........Tommy Pederson ............. Kaye Becker .............Jenny McDaniel ............Janice Greenhill .............Becky Lavender ..........Beverly Wiesehan ..........Irma de la Garza ............Carole Mongan ............Vickie Vasquez ...............Pam Meyers .... Roylene Klinglesmith Heading the 1959 edition of the El Espejo are Co-editors Penny Pederson and Toya Rike. 46 Judy Jordan, Activities editor is for once not saying ok, now, smile your May smile, in March; Favorites editor, Sharon Bartels, checks copy on McHi’s Who's Who; and Index editor, Judi Rosenthal is right there double checking photographs and page numbers. Our public relations girls, Jenny McDaniel and Kaye Becker review old El Espejo sports sections. Business Manager, Janice Greenhill who keeps our enterprise out of the red, and Organizations editor Ethel Hallock trims photographs, while Classes editor Jean Ramsey rests after rushing off that hugh section. Salud First row, left to right: Lois Daniels, Toni Larson, Martha Duke, Pam Meyers. Second row: Mrs. Brehm—sponsor, Evelyn Guerra, Nancy Fisher, Pat Rooth, Joyce McMillan. Twice during each school year the Salud, McHi’s literary magazine is pub- lished. This magazine is composed of outstanding articles written by various students. Each semester a Senior boy and girl is selected by the faculty and staff members to be honored as Salud Boy and Girl. Bill Neill and Pat Rooth were co-editors of the fall Salud. Pat holds the position of editor for the spring issue. 48 F.F.A Participating in the All Valley Livestock Show, fairs, and contests are major projects of the Future Farmers. First row. left to right: Lonnie Gegenheimer, Billy Blankenship, Dick Earnest, Wilfred Pawlik, Lloyd Sanborn, David Stroh- meyer, Tommy Seal. Second row: Marvin Chilcutt, Frank Thcscr, Herbert Worff, Fredrico Rodriguez, Robert Schwab, Cosme Munoz, Don llammerly. Third row: Charles Bannworth, Terry McBee, Don Townsend, Charles Gearhart, Raul Ibanez, Robert Sanburg, Pedro Vasquez. Fourth row: I. N. Range — sponsor, Robert Serviere, Antonio Hernandez, Manuel Caraveo. First row, left to right: David Womack, Bill Wallace, Oscar Erminger, Sidney Martin, D. V. Moyer, Leo Rodriguez. Second row: Gaylord DeKock, Arthur Rhyne, Danny Doss, Juan Guzman, Jesus Escobar, Gary Simpkins, Jimmy Sileva. 49 First row, left to right: Mike Lutz, Paul Pirtle, Bill Mayfield, Tommy Vance, Willie Richmond, Richard Sahadi, Ralph Crawford, Joe Kimble. Second row: Calvin Hambrick, Ramiro Gonzalez, Doroteo Balli, Ramiro Villegas, Rudy Castillo, Robert Womcr, David Strohmeyer, Jose Valenzuela. Third row: Tom Armstrong, Roy Gonzalez, Rodney Womack, Randolph McCall, Jon Moon, Jim Gautier, Larry Smith. Fourth row: Dick Reynolds, Dickie Walsh, Bill Simpson, Joe Kidd, Ruben Garcia, Steve McCarty, Tom Wenger. Fifth row: Coach Clark, sponsor, Jack Lubben, Richard Martinez, Jack Tomlin, George Reynolds, Preston Le Page, Rene Salinas, Pat Greever. The Letterman’s Club is com- posed of boys who have lettered in any A team sport. Its main purpose is to build good sportsmanship and fair play. Bill Mayfield—Vice-President, Mike Lutz— Reporter, Bill Simpson—Sergeanl-at- Arms, Calvin Hambrick—Secretary, Pat Greever—President, Scottie Smith—Treas- urer. 50 McHi Boosters Increasing school spirit is a major project of the McHi Boosters, composed of senior girls. First row. left to right: Janice Greenhill, Joella Hall, Jan Phillips, Ethel Hallock, Toya Rike, Dorothy Scruggs, Alice Beaty. Second row: Georgia Cottingham, Jean Ramsey, Kaye Becker, Sharon Bartels, Jenny McDaniel, Judy Ramsey, Gaynellc Gingrich. Third rou: Delores DeLeon, Mary Joy Taylor, Judy Moody, Kristina Huhananitti, Sidney Neidhart, Lois Schroeder, Oralia Morales. Fourth row: Linda Saunders, Joyce Andrews, Rina Blanca Garza, Raquel Hernandez, Irma Arriaga, Hilda Elizondo, Aurora Alaniz. First row: Gracie Guerra, Jo Ann Jones, Lois Daniels, Martha Duke, Judi Rosenthal, Judy Jordan, Elizabeth Embry, Lynda Lynch, Mrs. Alma Polk, sponsor. Second row: Ramona Olivarez, Maria Balderas, Diana Guerra, Nancy Fisher, Nancy Shrank, Emily Moore, Shirley Miller, Anna Mae Shimerka, Joyce Cummings. Third row: Irene Hinojosa, Irma Cavazos, Teresa Cardenas, Mary Flores, Connie Muniz, Pat Rooth, Judy Hensley, Pat Cross, Jo Kathryn Doffing. Fourth row: Gwen Henry, Yolanda Pineda, Dolores Rodriguez, Doris Wolfe, Kaye Kale, Araceli Alaniz, Edith Nora Alaniz, Gloria Pena. 51 Bulldog Backers Junior girls interested in promoting good sportsmanship are in the Bulldog Backers. First row. left to right: Lois Wainer, Margaret Pfeifer, Dorothy Denning, Bonnie Durham, Lynda Bryant, Darla Harkins. Second row: June Winston, Sarah Eidson, Mimi St. Clair, Carole Mongan, Ginger Brown, Barbara Linn, Charlotte Hedges. Thirdrow: Mrs. Reynolds, Sponsor, Helen Chisum, Sandra Allen, Martha Barbee, Becky Lavender, Judy Brown, Jo Bergquist. First row, left to right: Beverly Wiesehan, Lynda Jo Yancy, Annie King, Carmen Torres, Vickie Vasquez, Nancy Thomas, Marion Sullivan. Second row: Sylvia Jackson, Janice Foorman, Frances Lovell, Linda Swanner, Kathic Klinck, Sandra McMurtray, Jackie Matland, Cathy Stocker, Leckie Kern, Lucy Puryear, Trula Greenhill, Toni Larson, Dolores Cuevas, Edith Hughes. Third row: Mrs. Reynolds, Sponsor, Hilda Valverde, Yolanda Cardenas, Olga Almarez, Gloria :Hernandez, Susan Taylor. 52 Encouraging attendance at B team games is the major project of the B Boosters. First row, left to right: Babs Hinson, Emma Loi Hillman, Betty Lou Robertson, Cheryl Terry, Linda Kelly, Dolores Seitz, Sharon Nelson, Roberta Struby, Karen Buell, Janet King, Mrs. Bloomfield-sponsor. Second row: Sharon Smith, Polly Ross, Kathleen Waugh, Billie June Robinson, Marva Randolph, Irene Garza, Judy Karam, Charlene Grecnhill, Joyce Mauer. Third row: Georgia Bente, Jan Salmon,Opal Robinson, Irma Bazan, Irma Valverde, Marilyn Kirkman, Nancy Allen, Sandra Thomas, Janet Lockhart. Fourth row: Sharon Waite, Linda Gullion, Bonnie Dizdar, Diane Vance, Dcna Nixon, Jan Hastings, Darlene Tarbutton, Sue Saunders, Joyce Purcell, Mel Davis. First row, left to right: Linda Mann, Frances Mason, Sharon Stone, Annette Young, Ellen Pagenstecher, Pat Welsh, Jan Thomas, Sharyn Shropshire, Dolores Tedwcll, Mary Ellen Longoria. Second row: Eileen Graves, Vicki Matsumonji, Justine Lee, Mel Davis, Dianne Voss, Ann Moxley, Kathleen Reiser, Louise Weiser, Vicki Fabian, Mary Bath. Third row: Jo Ann Bannworth, Patsy Connor, Carolyne Davis, Lana Woerner, Martha Purycar, Carol Clare, Donna Fry, Shery Boyd, Bonnie Grothe, Barbara Nelson. Fourth roue Molly Longoria, Corina Guerra, Mary Ann Salazar, Terri Swafford, Sandra Dean, Randy Disney, Jo Katherine Ray, Evelyn Adamsen, Jeanette Johnson, Linda Glass. Fifth row: Alicia Hernandez, Aurora Vela, Mary Gonzalez, Marsha Blakney. 53 Pan American First row, left to right: Alfredo Araguz, Mary Kidder, Maria Dolores Cuevas, Irene Garza, Olga Almaraz, Yolanda Cardenas, Hilda Valverde, Nilda Ramirez, Graciela Gonzalez, Salvador Gonzalez, Arthur Guerra, Juan Dominguez, Mrs. D. Brown—sponsor. Second row: Gloria Hernandez, Mary Ann Salazar, Maurine McNeill, Corina Guerra, Irma Bazan, Diana Guerra, Mary Margaret Chavez, Melba Guerra, Teresa Cardenas, Evelina Guerra, Fred Lazo. Third row: Irma Arriaga, Maria Balderas, Margarita Liscano, Estela Salinas, Alicia Salazar, Martha Arguellas, Irma Cavazos, Mary Cavazos, Norma Longoria, Melba Cavazos, Mary Jo Guerra, Fermin Cobo. Fourth row: Rosalie Avila, Yolanda Pineda, Irene Hinojosa, Juan Abel Gonzales, Jaime Guerra, Oswald Cavazos, Maria Flores, Esther Saenz, Yolanda Gonzalez, Edith Nora Alaniz, Araceli Alaniz, Blanca Rina Garza, Robert Garza. God made us neighbors; let justice make us friends’ serves as the motto and purpose of the Pan American club. It has remained an outstanding organi- zation in the school since it s origination in 1947. 54 Officers: Evelyn Guerra— Treas- urer, Irene Hinojosa— President, Salvador Gonzalez — Secretary. G.A.A. Front row, left to right: Vickie Vasquez, Socorro Gonzalez, Delfina Martinez, Aurora Vega, Molly Longoria, Fsperanza Flores, Mary Ann Lackey Second row: Dolores Culvas, Margaret Cuellar, Olga Barreiro, Kitty Andrade, Mary Ellen Longoria, Janet Lockhart, Anette Ahlgren. Third row: Julie Chapa, Viola Escobar, Lydia Lopez, Carmen Hernandez, Marsha Blakency, Alicia Hernandez, Mrs. Dianne Sturdivant—sponsor. Fourth row: Alice Cuellar, Pearl Cantu, Mary Bath, Mary Gonzales, Alivia Caballero, Gracie Guerra, Raquel Hernandez. The G. A. A. club promotes the participation in girl's athletics and pro- vides recreation for girls on the campus. It sponsors the girls’ intramural program and other activities during the year. Officers: Julia Chapa-Sports Manager, Vicki Vaiquez- Vice-President, Mary Ann Lackey-Treasurer, Gracie Guerra—Secretary, Carmen Castillo—President, Raquel Hernandez— Publicity Chairman, Oliva Cabellaro—Rec- ording Secretary. 55 Debate Club Debaters spend many hours in preparation for Debates. From left to right: Elma Rose Galvan, Bonnie Durham, Penny Joy Englerth, Diana Guerra, Jack Thomas, Jon Madsen, Jo Kathryn Doffing, Dixie Howell, John Kinard, Gloria Pena, William Stephenson, Joe Garza. Distributive Education Club Teaching students good business is the main purpose of the D. E. Club. First row, left to right: Fernando Garza, Juan Gonzalez, Gloria Barrera, Noelia Rodriguez, Nora Chavarria, Connie Muniz, Yolanda Pineda, Ramona Gonzalez, Mary Vela, Gloria Cortez, Dalia Sandoval. Second row: Elia Cano, Nora Tijerina, Concepcion Ramirez, Marta Jan- dujano, HermilaSoto, Elva Gonzales, Yolanda Ponce, Carmen Grimaldo, Mary Mancha, Julie Chapa. Third row: Dolores Rodriguez, Delia Ramirez, Oralia Morales, Juanita Saenz, Hilda Elizondo, Olga Corral, Bill Harvey, Judi Moody, Don Townsend. Fourth row: Mr. Kock, Sponsor, Momer Garza, Lucio Anzaldua, Gilberto Aranda, Enrique Menchaca, Olivia Caballero, Guillermo Garza, Eloy Guzman, George Salas, Jose Arredondo. 56 Number Sense Learning to solve advanced math problems is the goal of the Number Sense club. First row, left to right. Mrs. Carver sponsor, Carl Lindsey, John Kinard, Mack Terry, Danny Douglass, Anita Newman, Butch Neill, William Stephenson. Second row: Pedro Martinez, Drake Cameron, Arturo Soto, Joyce Andrews, Robbie Fisher, Jack Rollier, Gary Ratkin. Third row: Charles McKeenter, Ernesto Arredondo, Wayne Hansen, Jim Ford, Larry Fallek, Tommy Armstrong, Clyde Woodle. Fourth rotts Ronald Berry, Jimmy Duke, Roy Smith, Charles Nemfakos, Charles Mclnteer, Joel Gonzales, Joe Keith. Club Espanol Furthering the knowledge of the Spanish language is the aim of the Club Espanol. First row, left to right: Cristina Andrade, Miss Cuellar—sponsor, Toni Gonzalez, Mary Vela. Second row: Lydia Lopez, Alicia Hernandez, Mary Gonza- lez, Thelma Guerra, La Vaun Schellenberg. 57 Future Homemakers of America Promoting community life, and development of creative leadership are main goals of the Future Homemakers club of America. First row, left to right: Edith Nora Alaniz, Irma Gonzalez, Nilda Guerrero, Socorro Gonzalez, Carmen Castillo, Elvira Flores, Graciela Andrade. Second row: Mr. Thornton, Sponsor, Odelia Garza, Julie Chapa, Mary Alice Mancha, Raquel Hernandez, Olivia Caballero, Concha Gomez, Carmen Grimaldo. Third row: Yolanda Cardenas, Teresa Cardenas, Araceli Alaniz, Lucy Garcia, Emestina Zapata, Elva Ortega, Gloria Pena. Future Nurses of America First row: Mrs. Sturdivant—Sponsor, Sheila Eiler, Beverly Snodgrass, Marsha Shirey. Second row: Lynda Bryant, Susan Taylor, Mary Vela, Olga Corral, Obdulia Hernandez. Third row: Pat Grothe, Annette Algrens, Ruth Howard, Doris Montemayor, Raquel Garcia. T.A.L.A The club’s work is to show recognition to these students who help with the library work. They study special library work and learn how to get along with others: First row, left to right: Margarita Liscano, Estella Salinas, LaVaun Schellenburg, Merry Okatmira, Hilda Leal, MelaGuerra. Second rou; Miss Shannon, Sponsor, Maydelle Doss, Minerva Villarreal, John Rollof, Bobby Sims, Guy Bower. Future Teachers of America The club members explore the nursing career and study nursing possibilities. They also visit hospitals of distinction. Front row, left to right: Norma Chavarria, Irene Hinojosa, Yolanda Pineda, Mary Chavez, Mary Cavazos, Merry Okamura. Second row: Mrs. Opal Cole—Sponsor, Evelina Guerra, Mary Balderas, Melba Guerra, Norma Longoria. Third row: Gloria Pena, Hilda Valverde, LaVaun Schellenburg, Edith Nora Alaniz, Jose Arturo Garza. 59 McAllen High School The McAllen High School Band directed by Luther Snavely, is one of the boosters of McHi’s spirit. Colorful new uniforms support the team throughout the football season. Be sides performing all their regular acti- vities such as playing at pep rallies, football games, and assemblies, they travel to play at the Pigskin Jubilee and at Interscholastic League Contest. The band deserves much credit for their untiring practice and playing. McHi BAND STANDS at attention while being inspected at the Pigskin Jubilee. Marching and Concert Band BULLDOG TWIRLERS ’58- 59 JO BERGQLIST MARTHA BARBEE 62 BULLDOG CHEERLEADERS ’58’59 LECKIE KERN Firsl row, left to right: Araceli Alaniz, Carole Mongan, Theresa Cardenas, Judy Hays, Beverly Weisehan, Georgia Cottingham, Mimi St.Clair, Judy Brown, Sharon Smith,Sharon Bartels, Edith Nora Alaniz, Babs Hinson. Second row: Helen Chi sum, Beverly Snodgrass, Kathy Klinclc, Jackie Carol Watson, June W'inston, Janette Johnson, Lois Schroeder, Sandra Allen, Sarah Eidson, Sidney Neidhcart, Ginger Moore, Gloria Barrera, Diane Voss. Third row: Sharon Smith, Beth King, Lee McKibben, Jack Thomas, Pat Greever, Jimmy Duke, Homer Kearns, John Smith, Willie Richmond, Diana Guerra, Jean Kruger. Fourth row: Manuel Lopez, Joe Moreno, Eddie Smith, Dick Clayton, Roger Naumann, Tommy Turner, Bill Neill, Joe Keith, Wayne Hansen, Joel Gonzales, Leonte Vasquez, Jasper Dillard, Isidro Palacios. A Cappella Choir The McAllen choral department consists of four choirs which are under the direction of Mr. A. M. Autry. These choirs are: Girls’ Chorus, Boys’ chorus, the Mixed Chorus, and the A Cap- pella Choir. These choirs have given many performances during the year. They gave the annual Christmas Concert in which the A Cappella Choir presented The Magnificat. They have also been the guests of various service clubs. The programs have given the school much public acclaim. Director, A1 Autry, is indispensible to the choirs. He has been in McAllen for two years. During this time, Mr. Autry has spent many hours furthering music in the valley. A. M. Autry, Director Girls’ Chorus First row: Amelia Perez, Aracelia Alaniz, Gloria Hernandez, Theresa Cardenas, Beth King, Beverly Wiesehan, Edith Alaniz, Susan Steiner, Elvira Flores, Judy Hayes. Second row: Caterina Gomez, Carole Mongan, Helen Chisum, Irma Gonzalez, Gloria Barrera, Janice Risinger, Vicki Kline, Marion Sullivan, Edith Hughes, Imelda Canales, Shirley Bartlett, Sylvia Jaramillo. Third row: Bonnie Durham, June Winston, Irma Arriaga, Esperanza Cavazos, Kathy Klinck, Sharon Smith, Beverly Snodgrass, LoisWainer, Ruth Howard, Mimi St.Clair, Judy Brown, Lydia Garcia, Jackie Watson, Shari Klinck, Karen Edwards, Linda Bryant, Cathy Stocker, Sandra Allen, Sydney Ncidhart, Kitty McMillian, Ginger Moore, Sarah Eidson, Ann King. Boys’ Chorus First row: Leonte Vasquez. Second row: Roger Naumann, Joel Gonzalez, Tommy Turner, Roy Smith, arryJCftcf r Jim Lipe, Dickie Clayton, PatGreever, Jack Thomas, Willie Richmond, Wayne Hanson, Lonnie Gegenheimer, Isidro Palacios. First row: Dena Nixon, Nancy Allen, Sharon Boyd, Mary Ellen Longoria, Alicia Pineda, Carmen Hernandez, Linda Mann, Enendelia Garcia. Second row: Delores Tidwell, Esperanza Flores, Jan Hastings, Dora McDonald, Mel Davis, Sue Saunders, GracieGonzalez, June Robinson, Sharon Nelson, Janet Lockhart. Third row: Juan Mata, Evelyn Adamson, Polly Ross, Cheryl Terry, Sandra Dean, Martha Arguelles, Linda Gullion, Harold Rice, Lloyd Sanborn. Fourth row: Wimpy Ashcroft, Lee McKibben, Romeo Gonzalez, John Roelofs, Erasmo Rivas, Jim Duke, Jeff Dunning, Charles Bannworth, Jimmy Buss, Oscar Garcia, Ruben Arredondo, Manuel Lopez, Ruben DeLeon. First row: Linda Diaz, Marva Randolph, Melba Cavazos, Irma Bazan, Diane Voss, Sharon Smith, Betty Lou Robertson, Second row: Bonnie Grothe, Carolyne Davis, Joyce Purcell, Nelia Perez, Gloria Cavazos, Dolores Wilson, Babs Hin- son, Atalka Evans. Third row: Janette Johnson, Rosalie Avila, Vickie Matsumonji, Josephine Liesch, Jo Katherine Ray, Martha Puryear, James Kelley, Malcom Smith. Fourth row: Manuel Lopez, Juan Gayton, Enrique Reeves, Ruben DeLeon, Ruben Arredondo, Jasper Dillard, John Smith, John Smith, Lamar Harr. First row: Corina Bellescas, Elva Flores, Elizabeth Garcia, Marsha Shirey, Janet King, Linda Kelly, Sharon Stone, Karen Buell, Madeline Scalice. Second row: Altagracia Zapata, Lconor Perez, Lydia Lopez, Alicia Hernandez, Peggy Bullard, Aurora Luna, Marguerit Gomez, Eloisa Ambriz, Babs Hinson, Lallolma Dailey, Third row: Solidad Lozano, Clavcl Flores, Aurora Castillo, Emma Loi Hillman, Elizabeth Ann Wright, Joyce Maurer, Ann Moxlcy, Georgia Bente, Carol Clare, Lana Woerner. Fourth row: Norma Longoria, Yolanda Landez, Arminda Salinas, Barbara Hoaglund, Kathy Waugh, Delores Seitz, Vickie Fabian, Barbara Nelson, Linda Glass, Louise Weiser. 60 Tennis Club First row, left to right: Mack Terry, Butch Neill, Jan Salmon, Pat Welsh, Babs Hinson, Sharon Waite, Judy Ramsey. Second row: Lee McKibben, Danny Douglass, John Thobe, Lee Pcnton, Jackie Matland, Lucy Puryear. Third row: Roger Gilbert, John Lewis, Charles Nemfakos, Tom O'Neill, Gordan Pot ter-sponsor, Don Norris, Don Hammerly, Peter Lachmann. Improving skill and form are the main ideas of the Tennis club. To become a member of the club you must belong to the advanced tennis class. Officers: Roger Gilbert-President, Jackie Mat land-Historian. Judy Ramsey— Vice-President, Lucy Puryear—Secretary-Treasurer. 67 McHi’ites Prepare for Each year the students of McAllen High prepare to participate in the inter- scholastic League Contest. Many of McHi's students have been selected for outstanding abilities. This year the Dis- trict Meet will be held in McAllen and other schools will travel to McAllen to participate. The winners will then travel to San Marcos for the regional meet. This will be the fifteenth year that McHi has participated. NUMBER SENSE —Mrs. Carver gives her club a practice test. SLIDE RULE Mr. Pena explains to his club a problem dealing with the slide rule. Interscholastic League Contest EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH - Diane Voss presents her speech to the speech club. JOURNALISM - Larry McClure and Gary Ratkin look through last years journalism contest material. TYPING - Mrs. Reynolds helps Martha Fose as the typing club practices for Interscholastic League. 69 mThere was no 'One, two, three, and away!', but they began running when they like, and left off when they liked, so that it was not easy to know when the race was over. . . The Dodo suddenly called out 'The race is over!', and they all crowded round it, pant- ing, and asking 'But who has won9' ... At last the Dodo said 'Everybody has won, and all must have prizes'. Unlike Alice in Wonderland every- body can't win: always winning only happens in books. We have many teams playing many things and whether they win or lose it's always a lot of fun — at least for the people watching. Actually, some- one told us privately that our teams would like to win every game. Any- way, come what may, they are our heroes. Bottom row: Ruben Garcia, Joe Kidd, Mike Lutz, Bill Mayfield. Second row: Coach Young, Tommy Vance, Joe Kimble, Robert Woerner, Ralph Crawford. Third row: Coach Manix, Jackie Tomlin, Tommy Wilkins, Mike Moore. Fourth row: Ramiro Gonzales, Billy Simpson, Rudy Castillo, Dorotco Balli. FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF-Dan Manix, Vic Clark, Russell Young. Bottom row: Pat Greever, Jimmy Gautier, David Stromeyer, Steve McCarty. Second row: Jon Moon, Ramiro Villegas, Larry Smith, Calvin Hambrick. Third row: Scottie Smith, Richard Sahadi, Randolph McCall, Rene Salinas, Clark. Top row: Roy Zapata, Preston LePage, Tom Wenger. CALVIN HAMBRICK Manager 73 RENE SALINAS Manager BILL MAYFIELD GUARD BEAKS SLIP BY 'DOGS STATISTICS McAllen PSJA 40 penalties 35 190 rushing 251 9 first downs 14 In the season opener for both teams the PSJA Bears edged the Bulldogs 12-8 in their traditional battle in Bulldog stadium. The Bulldogs drew first blood when they scored in the first quarter, but the Bears bounced back in the second and third quarters making two touchdowns to give them the victory. AN UNIDENTIFIED EDINBURG player is quickly brought down after short gain. 74 BULLDOGS SKIN COYOTES 18-6 STATISTICS McAllen Alice 234 rushing 121 30 penalities 20 13 first downs 9 McHi's Bulldogs bounced back from their defeat the previous week by downing Alice's Coyotes, 18-6. The two teams played on even terms throughout the first quarter but the 'Dogs scored quickly as the second quarter opened. They scored again before the quarter ended and half- time score was 12-0. The Coyotes scored their only touchdown in the third quarter. The 'Dogs climaxed scoring in the fourth period when Jon Moon scored on a 79 yard run. DOROTEO BALLI PLUNGES for a gain as Ruben Garcia rushes to his aid. TOMMY WILKINS HALF BACK 75 PAT GREEVER TACKLE EDISON OLTSWIMS ’DOGS STATISTICS ’Dogs Bears 113 rushing 285 3-25 penalties 6-40 11 first downs 12 And outswim it was, as the Edi- son Bears defeated the Bulldog landlubbers 26-0. The ’Dogs, not accustomed to playing in such con- ditions were unable to get a sustain- ed drive going, while the slippery Bears scored in every quarter but the third. The first score came late in the first period on a 45 yard scamper. Two more came in the second quarter and the final tally was scored in the last quarter. PRESTON LE PAGE BARELY misses in a quick pass attempt. 76 UK All AM AS STOP ’DOGS STATISTICS McAllen Kingsville 265 rushing 390 15 first downs 20 5 yards penalized 40 Highly rated Kingsville outscor- ed the Bui ldogs 5 to 1 as they downed the McAllen eleven, 30-6. The game was much closer than the score indi- cated as both teams were fighting for every inch of yardage. Kingsville scored first in the opening period but the ’Dogs jumped right back to tie the score. Half-time score was 12-6. The unsung hero of Kingsville Douglass Harvey led the Brahamas through the second half, as the game ended in defeat for McAllen. MIKE LUTZ PUSHES one opponent aside and gets ready for another. ROY GONZALEZ HALF BACK 77 RANDOLPH McCall END BILL SIMPSON QUARTERBACK JOE KIDD QUARTERBACK MIKE LUTZ SHOWS excellent reaction as he falls on Kingsville fumble. 78 BULLDOGS SURPRISE JEFF STATISTICS Jeff McAllen 356 yards rushing 140 93 yards passing 20 25 first downs 9 Although the score indicates different, the Bulldogs put up a furious battle before losing to power ful Jefferson, 28-0. Jeff managed only one TD in the first half, while the two teams exchanged the ball the rest of the time. There was no scoring in the third quarter but as the fourth quarter opened the Mustangs scored their second TD. The rest of the closing period it was all Jeff as the tiring Bulldogs finally gave way to power and the Mustangs scored three more touch- downs for the win. CARDS TROUNCE ’DOGS STATISTICS McAllen Harlingen 80 yards rushing 383 80 yards passing 24 4 first downs 29 After playing the tough Harlingen crew on even terms for two quarters, the Bulldogs lost their second dis- trict ball game, 38-8. Play was very close during the first half as the half time score was 8-8. To open the game the Cards took the kick-off and scored a touch- down in eleven plays. After a series of downs the 'Dogs took the ball and scored on an eighty yard pass-run play to Jackie Tomlin from Bill Simpson. The Half ended with no further scoring. In the second half it was the Cards all the way as they racked up thirty points for the victory. - £% Mf, t- | Yi 4 ' £ SCOTTIE SMITH GRINDS out a first for the Bulldogs. JON MOON HALF BACK 79 RAMIRO GONZALEZ HALF BACK JIM GAUTIER CENTER JACKIE TOMLIN QUICKLY averts his attention to aiding Ruben Garcia in bringing down a Harlingen back. 80 'HOUNDS DROWN 'DOGS STATISTICS San Benito McAllen 210 yards rushing 148 8$ yards passing 42 13 first downs 9 A rain soaked field proved a handicap for both teams in Grey- hound stadium but the hometown boys managed a 16-0 victory over the fighting Bulldogs. It was a hard fought battle especially in the first half, as the half-time score was 8-0, in favor of San Benito. In the second half McAllen caught fire late in the third quarter and penetrated deep into San Benito territory, however were unable to score. San Benito on the other hand pushed across another TD and extra point for the water-logged victory. TOMMY WILKINS PURSUES a would-be-touch down as Joe Valenzuela knocks down the interference. ROBERT WOERNER TACKLE RUBEN GARCIA TACKLE THE BULLDOGS GET immediate attention for every bruise or scratch, so it seems! EAGLES OUTSCORE ’DOGS Bulldogs STATISTICS Eagles 142 yards rushing 161 22 yards passing 94 7 first downs 13 It appeared that the Bulldogs might pull an up-set over the Eagles as Ramiro Villegas took the opening kick-off of the game and ran 86 yards for a touchdown. However Browns- ville came back to score 3 touch- downs and 2 running extra points, to end the first half. The second half was scoreless for both teams and the final score remained, 22-7. 82 RAMIRO VILLEGAS DISPLAYS crafty foot-work as he shuns two would-be Brownsville tacklers. ROY ZAPATA FULL BACK 83 Bottom row: Jesus Davila, Quintanilla Cointanea, Bill Dolscn, Tommy Armstrong, Jose Garcia, Amulfo Martinez, Oscar Sotelo, Bernardino Bazan. Second row: Daniel Howell, Joe Howell, Edwin Haynes, John Berry, Vero Salos, Fred Garcia, Coaches Bob Holloway and Lewis Gilcrease. Thirdrow: Homer Kerns, Manager; Joe Karam, Gustavo Davila, Lupe Cavazos, Bill Overstreet, Drake Cameron, King Beardsley. Top row: John Smith, Manager; Tom Moore, Pat Higgins, Gaylord DeKock, Ted Brazelton, Gene Nicklcs, and Jack Lubben. Coaches Lewis Gilcrease and Bob Holloway. 84 Bullpups Win District Crown Daniel Howell enjoys a quick laugh while preparing to don the Purple and Gold for the McAllen Bullpups. Pre-game chatter fills the locker room as the B-team gets ready to move into its aromor before a gridiron clash. Coach Bob Holloway gives his B-team changes last minute instructions before turning them loose on the football field. Standing, left to right: Preston LePage, Jose Zepeda, George Belcher, Sidney Orton, Ramiro Gonzalez, Gilberto Pena, Doroteo Balli, Manager Tommy Armstrong, Coach Lewis Gilcrease. Kneeling, left to right: Dickie Walsh, Daniel Howell, George Reynolds, Roy Gonzalez, Ramiro Villegas. Bulldog Basketball Schedule Bulldogs 43 Mission 25 Bulldogs 59 Weslaco 32 Bulldogs 49 San Benito 34 Bulldogs 52 Pharr 42 Bulldogs 54 Edinburg 40 Bulldogs 42 San Benito 35 Bulldogs 38 Brownsville 30 Bulldogs 62 Harlingen 44 Bulldogs 51 Carroll of Corpus Christi 43 Bulldogs 38 Miller of Corpus Christi 49 Bulldogs 58 Ray of Corpus Christi 47 Bulldogs 60 Edinburg 55 Bulldogs 46 Brownsville 32 Bulldogs 60 Harlingen 32 Bulldogs 65 Carroll of Corpus Christi 44 Bulldogs 35 Miller of Corpus Christi 38 Bulldogs 54 Ray of Corpus Christi 70 86 STARTING LINE-UP - Left to right: Preston LePage, Ramiro Gonzalez, Gilbert Pena, Doroteo Balli, Ramiro Villegas. BULLDOG CAP TAINS — Left to right: Ramiro Villegas, Doroteo Balli, Preston LePage. 87 HEAD COACH - Lewis Gilcrease RAMIRO VILLEGAS Guard Bulldogs Take Third Gilbert Pena battles a Benavides player for a rebound while Ramiro Gonzalez and Dickie Walsh rush to the scene. Preston LePage watches. Gilbert Pena battles another Texan for position on the rebound. 88 in Corpus Tourney Dickie Walsh steps over Miller’s David Bremer as the two rush for a loose ball during action against the District 14-AAAA champs, as McAllen spectators scream for the Bulldogs. GEORGE BELCIIER High Post Preston LePage lifts a rebound back through the hoop for two points despite the efforts of Edinburg defensive men. Ramiro Gonzalez prepares for the attack. DORO TEO B.4LLI High Post Bulldogs Finish Second Doroteo Balli goes high for two points during early season action against Mission, while Daniel Howell follows. in District Play Ramiro Gonzalez joins a flock of Ray players in a fight over a rebound while Preston LePage and Gilbert Pena await the results. JOSE ZEPEDA Low Post DANIEL HOWELL Guard Doroteo Balli drives in for a lay-up while two Ray players jump vainly to stop his efforts. Preston LePage moves in on the action. 91 Dogs Wind up Preston LePage and Ramiro Gonzalez sandwich in an Edinburg player while battling for a rebound in the 'Battle of the Bulge.’ Roy Gonzalez dives in for a loose ball while blocking-off a Ray player, who is in tum cutting-out Gilbert Pena, Preston LePage and Ramiro Villegas on down the line. ROY GONZALEZ Guard With 20-7 Mark Ramiro Gonzalez displays that Ipana smile while fighting for a rebound, as Preston LePage stands with arms spread. GEORGE REYNOLDS High Post SIDNEY ORTON Forward Preston LePage makes a wild effort to breathe while two Miller players give him the business during action in their first meet- ing in Corpus Christi. Gilbert Pena and Doroteo Balli watch. Kneeling, left to right: John D. Berry, Roque Miriscal, Oscar Sotelo, Bernardino Bazan, Joe Howell, Ramiro Alejos. Standing: Larry Smith, Joe Karam, David Willcerson, Stacy Guynn, Harold Fogle, King Beardsley, John Smith, Coach Holloway. “B BASKETBALL SCHEDULE McAllen 41 Mission 23 McAllen 49 Mission 30 McAllen 54 Weslaco 20 McAllen 39 Weslaco 28 EDINBURG TOURNAMENT McAllen 46 Mercedes 21 McAllen 46 Mission 35 McAllen 56 Edinburg 34 McAllen 51 San Benito 22 McAllen 40 Pharr 19 McAllen 55 Edinburg 32 McAllen 42 San Benito 13 McAllen 46 Brownsville 26 McAllen 45 Harlingen 25 McAllen 57 Carroll 41 McAllen 45 Miller 54 McAllen 53 Ray 38 McAllen 57 Edinburg 19 McAllen 39 Brownsville 27 McAllen 47 Harlingen 42 McAllen 45 Carroll 28 McAllen 43 Miller 63 McAllen 54 Ray 51 Coach Bob Holloway 94 First roto, left to right: Joe Kidd, Enrique Garcia, Stacy Guynn, Sixto Quintinilla, Roy Zapata, Joe Howell, Domingo Quinti- tilla, Ramiro Gonzalez, Jesus Davila, Fermin Mancha, Tom Wenger, Steve McCarty, Paul Pirtle, Randolph McCall. Second row, left to right: Basil Villanueva, Jerry Lindquist, King Beardsley, Tom Vance, Drake Cameron, Lupe Cavazos, Jose Zepeda, Gustavo Davila, Jose Valenzuela, Charles Mclntcer, Jack Luben, Billy Simpson, Jim Hunt, Jimmy Gautier. Third row: Coach Young, Rene Salinas, Tom Moore, Calvin Hambrick, Coach Holloway. Coach Russell Young TRACK SCHEDULE March 6-7 . . . Border Olympics-Laredo March 13 • • Sams Relays-Brownsville March 21.........Donna Relays-Donna March 26 ... . Corpus Christi - Corpus March 28 .Quarterback Relays-McAllen April 3”4........Texas Relays-Austin April 11.........Upper Valley-McAllen April 24-25 • .Regional Meet-San Marcos May 2 . S. A. Invitational-San Antonio May 7-8-9..............State-Austin 95 Coach Bob Holloway SPRINT REL AY - Left to right: Randolph McCall, Paul Pirtle, Steve McCarty, Tom Wenger, Roy Zapata. MIDDLE DISTANCE-Left to right: Jerry Lindquist, Tom Vance, Basil Villa nueva, Paul Pirtle, Gustavo Davila, Roel Torres, Lupe Cavazos. Randolph McCall, Steve McCarty, and Tom Wenger, Jesus Davila practice their starting. — 96 Ramiro Gonzalez practices the broad jump before the Brownsville meet. MILE RELAY — Left to right: Jesus Davila, Roel Torres, Tommy Vance, Steve Steve McCarty is really up in the air McCarty, Paul Pirtle, Ramiro Gonzalez, Randolph McCall. over the borad jump. Steve McCarty and Randolph McCall run hard in the mile realy at Sams Relays in Brownsville. SPRINTERS - Randolph McCall, Steve McCarty, Tom Wenger, and Roy Zapata get ready to start to take off. WEIGHT MEN - Jose Valenzuela, Joe Kidd, Bill Simpson, Jack Lubben, Jim Gautier, Fermin Mancha. HIGH HURDLERS — Drake Cameron, Ramiro Gonzalez, and Charles Mclnteer. During the Sams Relays at Brownsville Ramiro Gonzalez jumps high for McAllen. King Beardsley and Stacy Guynn watch as Joe Howell goes over the high jump. Sieve McCarty gets ready to run during Sams Relays. Tom Coleman, Ramiro Gonzalez and Charles Mclnteer look as if they won’t make it as they go over the hurdles. DISTANCE MEN— Sixto Quintinilla, Domingo Quintinilla, Jose Zepeda, and Enrique Garcia, Jim Hunt. Steve McCarty watches as Roy Zapata and Ramiro Gonzalez measure his jump. Standing, left to right: Conch Mannix, John D. Berry, Daniel Howell, Dickie Walsh, George Belcher, Gary Chauvin, Tommy Armstrong. Kneeling, left to right: Robert Wbcmer, Roy Gonzalez, Doroteo Balli, Norman Newton, Teddy Locschncr, Scott Herwick. Coach Dan Mannix BASEBALL SCHEDULE February 27 . . March 5 . . March 13 . . March 17 . . Pharr March 19-21 . . . . Kdinburg Tournament March 24 . . March 26 . . March 31 • . April April 10 . . April 14 . . April 17 . . April 21 . . April 24 . . April 28 . . May 1 . . 100 Manager Tommy Armstrong DOROTEO BALL1 Pitcher TOMMY WILKINS First Base TEDDY LOESCHNER Right Field BILLY SIMPSON Catcher ROY GONZALEZ Left Field 101 DANIEL IIOHELL Right Field JOHN BERRY Left Field GEORGE BELCHER Center Field GARY CHAVIN Second Base SCOTT BERWICK Pitcher HOBBY WOERNER Pitcher Last minute instructions and encouragement is given by the coach, as the team gets ready to go on field. DICKIE WALSH Third Base NORMAN NEWTON Short Stop Coming in from the field after 3 easy outs; the Bulldogs pre- pare to chalk up some runs in this inning. First row, left to right: Oscar Sotello, Jimmy McLeod, Noe Baili, David Polvado, Rene Garcia, Mike Lee. Second row: Harlan Shroeder, Charles Williams, Jasper Dillard, Clyde Woodle, Romeo Salinas, Arthur Guerra, Phil Higgins. Third row: Coach Maldonado, Barry Rosen, Ruben Garcia, Gilbert Pena, Jimmie Lunstra, Neil Ryan, David Roseland, Charles McKeen, David Wilkerson. “B” Team Baseball Coach Maldonado First row. left to right: Babs Hinson, Jan Salmon, Pat Welsh, Sharon Waite, Jackie Matland, Lucy Puryear. Second row. left to right: Don Norris, Butch Neill, Mack Terry, John Thobe, John Lewis, Roger Gilbert. Third row. left to right: Peter Lachmann, Lee Penton, Don HammCrly, Lee McKibben, Judy Ramsey, Danny Douglas, Tom O’Neill, Charles Nemfacos. Tennis I Team Tennis Coach Gordon Potter This is a child! Haiga replied eagerly, coming in front of Alice to introduce her. It's as large as life and twice as natural! I always thought they were fabu- lous monsters! said the Unicorn, Is it alive’ It can talk, said Haiga solemnly. Now we would like to show you our fabulous monsters. Monsters? Did we say monsters? If we did we didn’t mean it. Actually they are the people who represent our school in popularity and personality. Most of them are as large as life and they can talk too. Some of them are even pretty and things like that. Just to prove it, here are their pictures. Lady of the Mirror Judy Jordan begins her reign as Lady of the Mirror by breaking through a diamond-shaped mirror at the Presentation Ball of 1959. She received the highest honor McHi can give one of it's co-eds. Looking into the mirror of Judy’s high school career, one sees her as a class officer for two years, a member of the Student Council for four years, a Gym Jam member for four years, and a class favorite for four years. Other reflections show her as an actress and the secretary of Thespians. She was an active member of the Booster clubs and participated in choral work for several years. Judy was also in Quill and Scroll for two years. All of these accomplishments portray Judy as an-all - around student of McHi and worthy of being honored as Lady of the Mirror. Judy Jordan Judy is well-known for making speeches in assemblies. This pictures Judy as Mary belle in the All- School and Interscholastic League plays. 109 Judi Rosenthal no Duchess Dianne Voss Sophomore Lady-in-Waiting in Senior Mike Moore Most Popular Preston LePage Peter Lachmann Best All-Around 112 Most Handsome Favorites Most Beautiful I Gloria Pena Most Popular Lynda Lynch Best All-Around Norman Newton Most Popular Billy Simpson Best All-Around 114 Junior David Rose I and Most Handsome Favorites Most Beautiful Ginny Payte Most Popular Lucy Puryear Best All-Around Sophomore Steve McCarty Most Handsome Joe Karam Most Popular Oscar Sotelo Best All-Around Favorites Pat Lea Most Beautiful Sharon Smith Most Popular Diant Vance a; Best All-Around Homecoming Penny Pederson Homecoming Queen Penny Pederson is crowned at the 1959 Homecoming Ceremonies. Her escort is Jack Clopton, Senior class president. Court Irene Hinojosa Senior Duchess Judy Broun Toni GotT alfa Junior Duchess 119 Sophomore Duchess Sports Ginger Broun Baseball Sweetheart McAllen High Shirley Miller Band Sweetheart Gloria Pena 122 Pan American Queen Elizabeth Embry F.F.A. Sweetheart 123 Peter Lachmami Peter Lachmann, the first exchange student from Kaiserslauten, Germany, has added much to the atmosphere of McAllen High School. Peter has taken part in many school activities. He is an enthusiastic tennis player and has been in many tournaments. He has been a member of the Number Sense Club and the Slide Rule Club. Peter is an honorary member of the National Honor Society and is active in the Student Coun- cil, He also participated in the All-School Play. In addition, Peter was chosen most handsome boy of the senior class. His outstanding personality has im- pressed McAllen and the students of McHi. Exchange Germany Making speeches for the students and at various civic organizations has been an enjoyable task for Peter. He is shown above, speaking to the student body in an assembly. Students Finland Kristina is pictured in front of the Vocational building wearing her native Finnish dress. Kristina Huhanantti The American Field Service which has brought our other three exchange students is responsible for bringing Kristina Huha- nantti to McAllen from Helsinki, Finland. Kristina has made a place for herself in McHi since she arrived here in August. She has been a member of the McHi Boosters and has been active in the Stu- dent Council. Kristina has also been a reporter on the Wheel staff and worked on Salud publications. She was also an honor- ary member of N. H. S. In the All-School play, Kristina por- trayed the part of a tourist. In addition, she represented McAllen at the Citrus Fiesta as the Duchess of the Midnight Sun. When Kristina leaves McAllen for her home in Finland, she will be missed be- cause of her friendly ways and pleasant personality. .jtAj- c'792 2 yzA rA . sy y?r =5 ? %%%%!? ’ t r2 i f -' Reeling and writhing, of course, to begin with,’ the Mock Turtle re- plied: and then the different branches of Arithmetic—Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and Derision. Also Mystery, ancient and modem, with Seography. Then the classical master teaches Laughing and Grief!’ Maybe this sounds silly to you (the titles do seem a little strange) but it is all very natural to us seniors who have wasted our lives away with our noses in books. We under- stand that the juniors study when it pleases them but as to the sopho- mores----it has been so long since we seniors have been way down among them that we aren’t sure how they spend their time. To satisfy your curiosity (if you have any) we would like to present the faces of these people with the various studying habits. Senior Class Officers From left to right: SECRETARY...................Jo Ella Hall VICE-PRESIDENT...........George Martinez TREASURER....................Karen Lynn PRESIDENT..................Jack Clopton ARACELI ALANIS Girls Chorus 3, E. T. A., Pan American Club, McHi Boosters, A Cappella AURORA ALANIS F. H. A. Secretary 2, McHi Boosters EDITH NORA ALANIS Girls Chorus 3, Pan American Club 2, A Cappella Traveling Choir, McHi Boosters, G. A. A., F. T. A. GRACIELA ANDRADE F. H. A. 2 JOYCE ANDREWS Girls Chorus 2, Bulldog Backers, Salud Girl, F.H.A. Vice-President, A Cappella, McHi Boosters, Number Sense Club ALFREDO ARAGUEZ Pan American Club JOSE ARREDONDO Boys Chorus, A Cappella 3, D. E. Presi- dent, Traveling Choir IRMA ARRIAGA F. H. A. Vice-President, Pan American Club 3, Bulldog Boosters, F.T.A. IIL'RRY UP, HILL A’?... Students wanting their lunch line up in the cafeteria to await their turn. Class of '5 ) Registration begins MARIA BALDERAS F. N. A., Pan American Club 2, G. A. A. Reporter, McHi Boosters, F.H.A., Wheel Reporter DOROTEO BALLI A Basketball, A Baseball, Bas- ketball Honorable Mention SHARON BARTELS B Boosters, Fr. Soph. Jr. Assembly, Girls Chorus, Bulldog Backers Treasurer, El Espejo Favorite Editor, McHi Backers, A Cappella Traveling Choir, All School Play, Presentation Ball Co-Chairman, Tri-Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus ALICE BEATY Girls Chorus 3, B Boosters, Fr. and Soph. Assembly, Bulldog Backers, McHi Boost- ers, Tri-Hi-Y, Wheel Reporter KAYE BECKER B Boosters, Fr. Soph. Jr. Assembly, Ten- nis, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Quill Scroll, All School Play, El Espejo Sports Editor, McHi Boosters, Football Sweet- heart RONALD BERRY Slide Rule 2, Number Sense Club THERE’S A HOLE IN THE BUCKET!. •. Seniors Rickie Clay- ton and Linda Siroud give their rendition of an old hillbilly song. DON BLACK Debate President 3 and Regional Champ- ion, Chess Club.Vice-President District Student Council, Student Council Vice- President, Vice-Pres. Key Club, Rotary Boy, N. H. S. HERMAN HLANKHELD OLIVIA CABALLERO G. A. A. 4, Badminton, F.H.A. 2, Duchess for F.H.A.,D.E., Parliamentarian-Histori- an G. A. A. ELIO CANO THERESA CARDENAS Pan American Club 3, Soph. Assembly, A Cappella 3� Girls Chorus Vice-President, Bulldog Backers and Boosters, F.H.A., Interscholastic League Singing-2 place, N.H.S. ALICE CASTILLO F.H.A., G.A.A. 4, Parliamentarian-Histo- rian Class of ’y) Graduating seniors CARMEN CASTILLO G. A. A. 4, President of G. A. A., F.H.A. Parliamentarian, McHi Boosters ADANIAS CAVAZOS B Football, A Football IRMA CAVAZOS Band 3, Pan American Club 2, McHi Boost- ers JULIA CHAPA G. A. A. 3, F. H. A. Vice-President, D.E. Reporter JACK CLOPTON Debate 2, Spelling Club, Vice-President Jr. Class, Boys State, Exchange Student, Number Sense Club, Slide Rule Club, N. H. S., District Debate 3rd place, Presi- dent Senior Class, Key Club OLGA CORRAL Secretary F.H.A., G. A. A., Spanish Club, D. E., F.N. A. FIRING UP SCHOOL SPIRIT-Football captain, Bill Mayfield, lights the big bonfire for homecoming. display senior rings GLORIA CORTEZ F. T. A., G. A. A. 2, Pan American Club, D. E. GEORGIA COTTINGHAM A Cappclla 3, All State Choir, President Girls Chorus, B Boosters PAT CROSS Appearance Club, McHi Boosters JOYCE CUMMINGS Bulldog Boosters, Student Council, Mas- que and Wig HERNICE DAMRON Girls Chorus 2, A Cappella 2, Tri-Hi-Y LOIS DANIELS Salud 2, Bulldog Boosters, Interscholastic Ready Writing, Quill and Scroll, Bulldog Backers, N. H. S. MEET YOU AT TIIE POI Seniors go to the poll r as McMj 7. spcnse is in Class of 'yj Senior leaders set DOLORES DE LEON Bulldog Boosters, Bulldog Backers, McHi Boosters, Cheerleader Manager, Cheer- leader, F. H. A. Historian, Rotary Girl, Student Council RAYMOND DERR JO KATIIRYN DOFFING F.H.A., T.A.L.A., McHi Boosters, Debate Club, G.A.A. SAM DOLSEN Slide Rule, Track, B Football, A Football, Aviation Club, Jr. Varsity, Boys Chorus, Key Club MAYDELLE DOSS Tri-Hi-Y, N.H.S., A Cappella, Girls State, T.A.L.A. MARTHA DUKE B Boosters, A Cappella, Bulldog Backers, Salud TEX EBY Slide Rule 3� Aviation Club, Jr. Engineers, Number Sense, Key Club SPENCER EGGLESTON pace for final year HILD A ELIZONDO G. A. A. 2, Pan American Club, F. H. A., D. E., Bulldog Backers ELIZABETH EMBRE All School Play, McHi Boosters, F. F. A. Sweetheart VIOLA ESCOBAR Secretary G. A. A. L ARRY FALLEK Tennis, Number Sense 2, Slide Rule, Boys Chorus, Key Club, N.H.S., All School Play NANCY FISHER Girls Chorus, Salud, Bulldog Boosters MARY FLORES Band 3, F. T. A., McHi Boosters, Pan American Club JIM FORD All School Play, Interscholastic Play, Thespians 3� Chess Club, Number Sense Club, Slide Rule Club BLANCA GARZA B Boosters, Band, Pan American Club, Bulldog Backers Class of 'yj Seniors strive for M. W. C. NO PLAY — These serious-minded Seniors easily pre- pare themselves for college government courses. FERNANDO GARZA Band 2, D. E., Chess Club EDWARD GARZA HOMER GARZA Football, Basketball, Junior Varsity, D. E. SALLY JEAN GARZA Spelling, Pan American Club, G. A. A. 3. good grades in MWC ENNEY, MEANIE, MINIE MOE. PICK SALUTATORI AN BY THE TOE—High Ranking Seniors learn their class ratings from Miss Linnard. GAYNELL GINGRICH McHi Boosters, Wheel Reporter, Soph. Jr. Assembly, Bulldog Backers, Bulldog Boosters CONCHA GOMEZ F.H.A. ELVA GONZALEZ G. A. A., Pan American Club 2, F.H.A., D. E., McHi Boosters JOEL GONZALEZ Boys Chorus 3, Number Sense, ACappella JUAN GONZALEZ Vice-President I. T., District Treasurer V. I.C., D. E., Pan American Club, Vice- President Fr. Choir, Track, Student Coun- cil RAMONA GONZALEZ Secretary T.A.L.A., Girls Chorus, F.H.A., D. E. FOOTBALL ANYONE?------------Overlooking the Bulldog gridiron these nominees for football sweetheart, Jean Ramsey, Kaye Becker, and Janice Greenhill await the final announcement. Class of ’5) Senior girls SALVADOR GONZALEZ Precission Drill, Basketball, Track, Secre- tary Pan American Club YOLANDA GONZALEZ F.H.A.,Band 3, Pan American Club, McHi Boosters JANICE GREENHILL Mixed Chorus, Teenage Etiquette Club, Secretary B Boosters, Wheel Reporter, All School Play 2, McHi Boosters, El Espejo Business Manager PAT GREEVER Baseball, Jr. Varsity, A Football 2, Presi- dent Letterman's Club, Key Club, A Cap- pella 2, N.H.S. HEKTIIA GUERRA F.H.A., D.E. CARMEN GRIMALDO Chess, G. A. A. 3, F.H.A., D. E., McHi Boosters receive honors DIANA GUERRA Pan American Club 3, Girls Chorus, Soph. Assembly, 2nd Place Safety Driving Theme, Bulldog Boosters, Vice-President Debate Club, Bulldog Backers, ACappella, N.H.S. EVELYN GUERRA Pan American Club, F. H. A., President F.T.A., Track Sweetheart, Salud Business Manager GRACIE GUERRA G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. Parliamentar- ian-Historian, Pan American Club, McHi Boosters JO ELLA HALL B Boosters, Pan American Duchess, Girls Chorus, Vice-President Bulldog Boosters, Secretary Senior Class, N. H. S., McHi Boosters, All School Play, Student Council ETHEL HALLOCK Wheel Reporter, Debate Club, Masque Wig, B Boosters, Bulldog Boosters, McHi Boosters, Presentation Ball Co-Chairman, All School Play, Jr. Assembly, Organiza- tions Editor of El Espejo CALVIN HAMHRICK A Team Football Manager 4, Track Man- ager, B Basketball Manager, Letterman’s Club. PLANNING SESSION—Drum Major Tim Moerbe chats with Band Sweetheart candidates Shirley Miller and Anna Mae Shimerka. Class of ’$ ) Class saves money CAROL HAMMERLY DON HAMMERLY Tennis, F.F.A. VERNON HARKINS Spanish Club JACK HART BILL HARVEY F. F. A., Amateur Radio, Spanish, D. E. ALICE ANN HOUGHTON Business Manager Wheel, Secretary-Treas- urer Thespians, 3rd Interscholastic Typ- ing, Quill Scroll, Wheel Reporter, Presi- dent Thespians, Vice-President N.H.S. JUDY HAYS A Cappella, All School Play, W'heel Re- porter GWEN HENRY Girls Chorus, Bulldog Backers, Quill Scroll, Feature Editor W'heel, McHi Boost- ers to present gift JUDY HENSLEY F.H.A., Band 3, Pan American Club, McHi Boosters OBDULIA HERNANDEZ F.N.A. Vice-President RAQUEL HERNANDEZ F. H. A. Secretary, G.A.A. Pub. Manager, Pan American Club, McHi Boosters, Bull- dog Boosters MARCI HILLMAN Band, Jr. Assembly, McHi Boosters, D.E. IRENE HINOJOSA Lady in Waiting, N.H.S., Student Council, Pan American Club, F. T. A., Bulldog Backers, McHi Boosters, Secretary-Treas- urer Fr. Choir MARGARET HOAGLAND F.N.A. FRANCINE IIOLL KRISTINA HUHANANTTI McHi Boosters, N.H.S., Foreign Exchange Student YOU DON’T SAY —Jack Clopton, summer exchange student to Denmark, gayly laughs with his fellow classmates after his return to America. Class of ’y) Seniors welcome AFS JIMMY HUNT B Football Manager, Thespians, All School Play, Number Sense Club, Tennis, Avia- tion Club RIKI IWATE Radio Amateurs, Slide Rule Club, Key Club JO ANN JONES G.A.A., McHi Boosters JUDY JORDAN B Boosters, Gym Jam Council 4, Student Council Recording Secretary, Class Favor- ite 4, Chorus, Vice-President Soph. Class, Tri-Hi-Y, Thespians Secretary, Vice- President Quill Scroll, Bulldog Backers, El Espejo, All School Play, Lady of the Mirror, President McHi Boosters KAYE KALE Band 4 JOE KEMBLE Teenage Etiquette Club, Junior Varsity, B Football, A Football students to McHi HANDS CROSS IN FRIENDSHIP ACROSS THE OCEAN—Jack Clopton, Kristina lluhanantti, and Peter Lochmann join hands in tribute to the A. F. S. JOE KEITH Band, A Cappeday Number Sense LARRY KEEFER Boys Chorus, A Football ROY KILSHY Key Club JOHN KINARD N. T. A., A Cappella, Slide Rule Club, Sports Editor Wheel, Boys State, Salud, Declamation, Key Club, Number Sense, Debate Club BETH KING A Cappella PETER LACHMANN Foreign Exchange Student, Tennis, Num- ber Sense, Slide Rule Club, N.H.S. Class of '$) Top students receive MARY ANN LACKEY Tri-Hi-Y, Salud, Treasurer G. A. A. CHARLENE LAWRIMORE Debate Club, McHi Boosters, T. A. L. A. PRESTON LEPAGE A Basketball, President Junior Class, Student Council, N. H. S., Baseball, Boys State, President Student Council, A Foot- ball, Favorite 2 CARL LINDSEY Slide Rule, Key Club JAMES LIPE Boys Chorus, A Cappella MARGARITA LISCANO Fr. Chorus, Teenage Etiquette Club, T.A.L.A., Pan American Club awards, scholarships IRMA LOZANO Twirler 3, Teenage Etiquette Club, Pan American Club MIKE LUTZ A Cappella, 13 Football, Basketball, Sports Editor Wheel, President Key Club, Let- terman's Club Reporter LYNDA LYNCH Favorite 2, President F.N. A., Twirler 4, Pan American Duchess, Class Officer, Student Council, N.H.S. President, Secre- tary McHi Boosters KAREN LYNN Favorite 3, Tri-Hi-Y, B Boosters, Wheel Reporter, Quill Scroll, Bulldog Boosters, Student Council, N.H.S. IGNACIO MACIAS Precision Drill, F. F. A., Radio, I. T. MARTA MANDUJANO Choir, G. A. A., D. E. J ACK GETS THE GOOD WORD!!—Jack Rollier, high Senior is shown here with Principal Elmer Grounds as he learns that he is one of the finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Test. Class of '5 J Class members FERMIN MANCHA Junior Varsity, Track, Letterman’s Club, Football MARY ALICE MANCHA MARY LEE MARQUARDI Spanish, A Cappella SUZ ANNE MARTIN Tennis, F. N. A. GEORGE MARTINEZ Senior Class Vice-President, Junior Class Treasurer, N. H. S., Boys State, Student Council, Secretary Key Club, Slide Rule Club, Number Sense Club, Vice-President Debate RICHARD MARTINEZ Manager Track, Manager Football, Junior Varsity, Letterman’s Club, Key Club HILL MAYFIELD Junior Varsity, Letterman’s Club, Key Club Treasurer, Football Tri-Captain LARRY MCCLURE Boys Chorus, Spanish Club, Wheel Report- er, Quill Scroll, N. H. S., News Editor Wheel, Key Club, Rotary Boy, Thespians, Interscholastic Chorus decide on colleges JENNY MCDANIEL B Boosters, Debate Club, Teenage Eti- quette, Bulldog Backers, Jr. Assembly, Quill Si Scroll Treasurer, Sports Editor El Espejo, Chairman Presentation Ball, McHi Boosters DORA MCDONALD MALIRINE MCNEILL G. A. A., Pan American Club 2 FAUSTINO MEDINA Pan American Club, D. E., Jr. Engineers EARL MEURER Slide Rule Club, Jr. Engineers, Key Club, Radio Club SIIIRLEY MILLER Swing Band 3, Band 4, F.N.A., Treasurer Band, McHi Boosters, Band Sweetheart IMOGENE MIRACLE Thespian 2, G. A. A., Tennis TIM MOERBE Cow Beau, Band 3, Drum Major Class of ’5) Homecoming festivities OH JACK! BE REASON ABLE-These cheerful Seniors plan the Homecoming festivities for 1959. GRACIELA MONTALVO Pan American Club, F. H. A., D.E., Bull- dog Boosters JUDY MOODY Band 3, Twirler 3� McHi Boosters, D.E., Bulldog Boosters EMILY MOORE Tennis, McHi Boosters MIKE MOORE Best All Around, Junior Varsity, Most Popular 2, Football Tri-Captain, Letter- man's Club NANCY MOORE President Spanish Club, Pan American Duchess, N.H.S., All School Play, Class Favorite 2 ORALIA MORALES Pan American Club, G. A. A., D. E., Bull- dog Boosters, F.N.A. AND TIIE BAND PLAYED ON!-Penny Pederson, Homecoming Queen for 1958-1959, beams radiantly as she is presented with the Royal crown. ALFREDO MORENO Band JOE MORENO Band 3, Swing Band 2 PEDRO MORENO Precision Drill, I. T.f V. I. C.t D. E. CONNIE MUNIZ F. H. A., G. A. A. Pub. Chairman, Pan American Club, D.E., McHi Boosters SIDNEY NEIDHART F. N. A., A Cappella 2, Rotary Girl, McHi Boosters HILL NEILL Band 3, Salud Art Editor, Thespians 3, A Cappella 2, Jr. Assembly, Swing Choir, Co-Editor Salud, heel Class of 'yj Activities include ANITA NEWMAN Slide Rule Club, Pan American Duchess, Bulldog Boosters, N.H.S., Secretary-Treas- urer Number Sense Club, Student Council SANDRA NIXON A Cappella, Bulldog Boosters, Pan Ameri- can Duchess, McHi Boosters, Salud MERRY OKUMURE Spanish Club, T.A.L.A., Vice-President, F.T.A., F.N.A. RENE ORTEGA Precision Drill, I. T. SIDNEY ORION Basketball, Key Club RIGO OZDNA Precission Drill TIIE GOBLINS’LL GET YOU IF YOU DON’T WATCH OUT? Don Black contemplates, as the spooky Bulldog team goes into a huddle, and two Brownsville goblins meditate when they can’t remember the signals on the Halloween pep-rally. pep rallies, dances ISIDRO PALACIOS Precission Drill, A Cappella 3 IK)DRY PARK B Football PENNY PEDERSON Homecoming Duchess 2, Girls Chorus, Baseball Sweetheart, Lady in Waiting, Quill Scroll, Secretary Junior Class, Co- Editor El Espejo, Corresponding Secretary Student Council, N. H. S., President Gym Jam, Tri-Hi-Y, All School Play, Bulldog Backers, Homecoming Queen AZALEA PENA GLORIA PENA Pan American Club 3, Girls Chorus, De- bate Club 2, Secretary Debate, McHi Booster Treasurer HECTOR PEREZ Boys Chorus, Wheel Reporter, A Cappella 2, Fr. Choir, Slide Rule Club, Spelling Club GEE WHIZ. WH AT A BLAST!! - The traditional Homecoming Bon-Fire flares up beginning the Homecoming Weekend. Class of 'yj Juniors honor seniors IRENE PETERMANN FRED PHILLIPS A Cappella 3, All State Choir, Chess Club, Aviation Club, Key Club JAN PHILLIPS B Boosters, Bulldog Backers, McHi Boost- ers, Jr. Assembly, All School Play ALICIA PINEDA F.T.A. , 9 YOLANDA PINEDA Girls Chorus, President F.T.A., 2nd Vice- President Pan American Club, Bulldog Backers, McHi Boosters, Pub. Chairman D. E. PALL PIRTLE Track, Key Club YOLANDA PONCE Girls Chorus, D.E., F.H.A. JIM PL'GH with annual prom KATIE RAGLAND Girls Chorus, F.H.A., G.A.A. 3, Tennis 2 CONCEPCION RAMIREZ ROMEO RAMIREZ Best All Around, Football 2 JEAN RAMSEY Princess Pan American, Student Council, President B Boosters, Secretary Debate Club, Fr. Soph. Jr. Assembly, President Bulldog Backers, Wheel Reporter, All School Play, Class Editor El Espejo, McHi Boosters, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Interscholastic Debate State Representative JUDY RAMSEY B Boosters, Bulldog Backers, Vice-Presi- dent Tennis Club, Fr. Soph. Jr. Assembly, McHi Boosters, W'heel Reporter, All Valley Tennis Team GARY RATKIN Slide Rule Club, Treasurer Debate Club, N.H.S., Quill Scroll, Wheel Editor, Num- ber Sense Club JANICE REISINGER G. A. A., F. N. A., Debate Club 2, N. H. S. GEORGE REYNOLDS B Football, B Basketball, Student Council, Junior Varsity, A Football, Baseball, En- gineering, Key Club AIN’T SHE SWEET!—Petite Dolores DeLeon honors exes with the once-popular Charleston fling! Class of 'yj Senior athletes WILL DAVID RICHMOND Football, President Junior Varsity, Boys Chorus TOYA KIKE Girls Chorus, Quill Scroll, N.H.S., Bull- dog Boosters, Wheel Reporter, Fr. Jr. Assembly, Girls State, All School Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Co-Editor El Espejo ANNA LOIS ROBERTS RAY ROBERTS Football 2, Track DOLORES RODRIQUEZ G. A. A., Pan American Club, F.H.A., Bull- dog Boosters, Parliamentarian D. E. NOELIA RODRIQUEZ Girls Chorus 2, F.H.A., D.E. apply for scholarships MEET YOUR BUDDIES AT THE POLLS-Fulfilling their civic duty by voting in class favorite elections arc these good citizens. JACK ROLLIER Class Officer 2, Student Council 4, Band, Slide Rule Club, N.H.S., Boys State, Serv- ice Award, Interscholastic Math 2, Nation- al Merit Scholarship Finalist, President Number Sense PAT BOOTH G. A. A., Ready Writing, Wheel Reporter, Bulldog Boosters, Salud Co-Editor JUDY ROPER McHi Backer, Number Sense, Tri-Hi-Y JUDY ROSENTHAL Bulldog Boosters, Cheerleader 2, Basket- ball Sweetheart, Best All Around, Duchess Presentation Ball CAROLYN RUSSELL F.H.A. ESTHER SAENZ F.T.A., Treasurer F.H.A., Pan American Club, McHi Boosters Class of ’Y) Invitations and JUANITA SAENZ G.A.A., F.T.A., Treasurer D. E. ESTELLA SALINAS 1st Place Interscholastic Spelling, T. A. L. A., Treasurer Spelling, Wheel Re- porter, Fiction EditorSalud, Pan American Club RODOLFO SALINAS Junior Varsity ENCARNACION SANCHEZ Pan American Club, I. T., Sgt.-at-Arms V. I. C. DALIA SANDOVAL F.T.A.,Pan American Club, Band 2, D.E. JUAN SANDOVAL Precision Drill ALL THE H AY, BULLDOGS?-----Senior members of the McHi Boosters decorate Halls of Ivy to enhance pre-game enthu- siasm. parties end year LINDA SAUNDERS Spelling 3, McHi Backers, Girls Chorus JANET SCHAPIRA Tennis 2, Spanish Club, Bulldog Backers, Interscholastic Poetry, Tennis NANCY SCHRANK F.H.A., McHi Backers LOIS SCIIROEDER Girls Chorus, Interscholastic Typing, A Cappella, McHi Backers DOROTHY SCRUGGS Vice-President B Boosters, Bulldog Boost- ers, McHi Backers, El Espejo RICHARD SEITZ Tennis MORE-MORE-MORE!—Loud swoons and cheers rack the chande- liers after the verv popular Hepsters show their stuff during the Homecoming Assembly. Class of '$) Seniors take ANNA MAE SHIMERKA Band 4, F.H.A., Corresponding Secretary F.N.A., McHi Backers RICHARD SMITH A Cappella SCOTTIE SMITH B Football, Junior Varsity, A Football, Treasurer Letterman’s Club SHARON SMITH A Cappella 3, Girls Chorus 3, G.A.A., F.N.A. HERMILA SOTO Girls Chorus 2, G.A.A., D.E. DAVID STROIIMEYER B Football, Slide Rule' Club, Key Club, F.F.A., A Football LINDA STROUD President Sophomore Class, Student Coun- cil, All State Choir, A Cappella, Vice- President Freshman Class, Homecoming Duchess, Lady in Waiting, Swing Band Vocalist JACK THOMAS Boys Chorus 3� A Cappella 2, Debate, Wheel Reporter scholarship tests JACKIE TOMLIN A Football 3, Vice-President Junior En- gineering, Most Handsome 2, Radio Club, Junior Varsity, Letterman’s Club 2, Golf Team ROEL TORRES Most Popular 3 DON TOWNSEND Vice-President F. F. A., B Football Man- ager, Junior Assembly, Lone Star Farmer Degree, D. E. DON TROUTMAN Boys Chorus, Key Club. JUANITA VALVERDE G.A.A., Pan American, F.H.A. J. I). VAN RAMSIIORST Slide Rule Club TOMMY VANCE B Football, Track 3� Junior Varsity, A Football 2, Junior Assembly, Letterman’s Club LEONTE VASQUEZ Boys Chorus 3, Precission Drill, A Cap- pella Class of ’5) Seniors choose colors SLAVING AWAY----------Seniors Jim Ford, Kristina Huhannantti, Jack Clopton, George Martinez, and Mr. Sell decorate for the Homecoming Dance. MARY VELA G. A. A., F. N. A., D.E., F. H. A., Spanish Club IRENE VILLANUEVA Pan American Club, Girls Chorus, F.H.A., Mixed Chorus MINERVA VILLARREAL Girls Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y JOY WALDRON Girls Chorus, Fr. Chorus THERESA WAUGH B Boosters, Fr. Assembly, Fr. Chorus, Bulldog Boosters, Interscholastic Play EERN WESTON Band 2, Spelling Club, Secretary-Treasurer Band HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS!!! - Student Council helps pro- mote Christmas spirit by providing a tree forthe Main Building. TOMMY WILKINS Gym Jam, B Football, Student Council, A Football, A and B Basketball DORLS IVOLFE Bulldog Boosters RODNEY WOMACK B Football 2, Junior Varsity, A Football LEE WOMMER B Football Manager, A Baseball Manager, N.H.S., Track Manager PATSY WOODS Junior Class Officers From left to right: TREASURER . . SECRETARY .. Becky Lavender . . Jo Bergquisc PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Herbert Worff . Ginny Payte Annette Ahlgren Sandra Allen Olga Almarez Susana Alonzo Daniel Arredondo Ernesto Arredondo Tommy Armstrong Carolyn Armes Gilbert Aranda Ruben Ambriz Larry Ayers Isaias Aguirre Class of '60 Juniors earn money by Leonardo Auguilera Bill Baldwin Noe Balli Martha Barbee George Belcher Margaret Belmares Jo Bergquist John Berry Darlene Bone Ginger Brown Judy Brown Linda Bryant selling ribbons, mums Leo Cantu Pearl Cantu Yolanda Cardenas John Carroll Grace Castillo Oswaldo Cavazos Mary Cavazos Esperanza Cavazos Gary Chauvin Mary Margaret Chavez Nora Chavarria Rubina Chavarria Class of '60 Juniors honor seniors Helen Chisum Gwynne Clark Tom Coleman Ralph Crawford Margaret Cuellar Maria Dolores Cuevas Bill Davis Richard Dawson Dorothy Denning Juan Dominguez Danny Douglas Geoffry Drake with splash party, prom Jimmy Duke Bonnie Durham Karen Edwards Sarah Eidson Shelia Eiler Penny Englerth James Everts Bobby Fisher Robbie Fisher Elvira Flores Janice Foorman Enrique Garcia Class of ’60 Plans gel underway Lucy Garcia Ruben Garcia Jose Garcia Frank Gamboa James Garza J. A. Garza Irma de la Garza Jimmy Gautier Lonnie Gegenheimer Terrell Goodson Antonio Gonzalez Humberto Gonzalez splash party Irma Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez Socorro Gonzalez Ramiro Gonzalez Arthur Guerra Jaime Guerra Melba Guerra Rachel Guerra Nilda Guerrero Nancy Hall Duane Hansen Darla Harkins Class of '60 Theme set for Edward Haynes Robin Hayse Charlotte Hedges Scott Herweck Gloria Hernandez Pat Higgins Barbara Hignight Jerry Hill Daniel Howell Edith Hughes Jimmy Hyatt Raul Ibanez junior assembly Sylvia Jackson Sylvia Jaramillo Joyce Jones Leckie Kern Annie King Tommy King Kathy Klinck Vicki Kline Jean Krueger Toni Larson Becky Lavender Billy Lavender Class of ’60 Juniors look forward Fred Lazo Hilda Leal Billy Joe Lee Eusebio Limas Vernnette Lewis Barbara Linn Heriberto Longoria Frances Lovell Jack Lubben Frank Luna John Madison Rodolfo Montalvo to ordering seniors rings Jackie Mae Matland Delfina Martinez Terry McBee Randolph McCall Mike McLaughlin Sandra McMurtray Enrique Menchaca Pam Meyers Barbara Miller Esperanza Molina Ginger Moore Carole Mongan Class of '60 Juniors strive Jon Moon Doris Montemayor Magdolena Morales Bea Morgan Mary Dee Mosteller Gilbert Munoz Jerry Munns Roger Nauman Alfredo Nava Lloyd Needles William Newport Norman Newton for honor roll. Gene Nichols George Nilsson Martha Ochoa Elva Ortega Joe Padgett Wilfred Pawlik Ginny Payte Gilberto Pena Gloria Pena Margaret Pfeifer Lucy Puryear Joe Ramirez Class of ’60 Juniors learn of Nilda Ramirez Gail Ratcliff Dick Reynolds Fred Rindfuss Alberto Rincones Margarita Rivera Jo Ann Roberts David Roseland Ann Ross Norma Rutledge Richard Sahadi Fernando Saldano qualifications for AFS Rene Salinas Phillip Saunders John Savage La Vann Schellenberg Robert Schwab Robert Seviere Billy Simpson Bobby Sims Billy Smith Eddie Smith Jimmy Smith Ray Smith Class of '60 Members enjoy year Arturo Soto Mimi St. Clair William Stephenson Cathy Stocker Barbara Sublett Marion Sullivan Linda Swanner Susan Taylor Frank Theser Nancy Thomas Carmen Torres Josefa Trevino of fun and hardwork Tommy Turner Nora Tijerina Jose Valenzuela Hilda Valverde Vicki Vasquez Rene Villarreal David Wagner Lois Wainer Dickie Walsh Susan Walter Martha Warren Jackie Carol Watson Beverly Wiesehan Charlie Williams June Winston Robert W'oerner Clyde Woodle Herbert Worff Lynda Jo Yancy 180 SMILE PRETTY!---------Scott Herwick, Herbert Worff, and Scott Wright pose pretty while riding in Scott H’s Hot car!! NOON TIME’S POLL TIME---------Juniors cast ballots for class homecoming duchess and homecoming queen. WIN! BULLDOGS! WIN!----- Bulldog backers meet in the cafeteria to dis- cuss hall posters to enhance school spirit. SAY! THIS IS UNFAIR-------Junior boys intro- duce mighty senior Mike Moore to Assistant Principal, Marion Sell ei Sophomore Class Officers From left to right: TREASURER...........Nancy Allen SECRETARY...........Diane Voss PRESIDENT ............Tom Wenger VICE-PRESIDENT......Oscar Sotelo Randy Adams Evelyn Adamsen Beatrice Alaniz Ramiro Alejos Rene Alejos Robert Alin Nancy Allen Eloisa Ambriz Glynn Andrews Martha Arguellas Ruben Arredondo John Arvin Wimpy Ashcroft Rosalie Avila Armando Ayala Duane Baldwin Charles Bannworth Jo Ann Bannworth Elodia Barrera Mary Bath Peggy Bullard Dorothy Burwick Jimmy Buss Chris Byrnes Elidia Cano Juan Casas .Aurora Castillo Lupe Castillo Class of '(1 Sophomores become Irma Bazan King Beardsley Georgia Bentley Corine Billescas Jeff Bissett Marsha Blakney Billy Blankenship James Bormann Sherry Boyd Ted Braselton Emory Brockway Karen Buell familiar with McHi ways Paula Castillo Rudy Castillo Gloria Cavazos Guadalupe Cavazos Melba Cavazos Criselda Cazeras Consuela Cedillo Benny Chilcutt Carol Clare Kylene Clemons Patsy Conner Benito Contreras Leo Coronado Sylvia Coronado Ruth Cossey Don Craig Lydia Cuellar Laholma Dailey Carolyne Davis Mary Ellen Davis Class of '61 Sophomore members Sandra Dean Gaylord DeKock Ruben DeLeon Linda Diaz Jasper Dillard Randy Disney Bonnie Dizdar Bill Dolsen Raymond Dziadeck Crenseniana Echatea Graciela Elizando Johnny Elliot Dick Ernest Atalka Evans Tito Escobedo Vicki Fabian Earl Fisher Clanel Flores Daniel Flores Elva Flores plan for special assembly Esperanza Flores Donna Lynn Fry Ramon Fuentes Sally Gadberry Gloria Gallegas Angelita Galvan Genaro Galvan Dolores Garcia Elizabeth Garcia Fred Garcia Joe Garcia Joe Garcia Oscar Garcia Ramiro Garcia Rene Garcia Robert Garcia Clementina Garza Irene Garza Odelia Garza Yolanda Garza Class of ’61 Sophomores get in Juan Gaytan Douglas Gingrich Linda Glass Gracie Gonzalez Hugo Gonzalez John Gonzalez Maria Antonia Gonzalez Mary G. Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez Romeo Gonzalez Enedelia Gracia Eileen Graves Charlene Greenhill Herminia Grimaldo Bonnie Grothe Pat Grothe Corina Guerra Dora Guerra Irma Guerra Mary Jo Guerra senior high school swing Susana Guerra Thelma Guerra Lynda Gullion Stacy Guynn Lamar Harr Billy Harrison Jan Hastings Frank Heflin Evelyn Henry Alicia Hernandez Antonio Hernandez Carmen Hernandez Berton Herr Phil Higgins Emma Loi Hillman Irma Hinojosa Babs Hinson Barbara Hoaglund Clyde Horner Joe Howell Class of ’61 Sophomores attend Pat Hruzck Tony Huerto Patty Jackson Jeanette Johnson Joe Karam Judith Ann Karam Jimmy Kelly Linda Kelly Joe Kidd Berry King Janet King Marilyn Kirkman Mike Lea Pat Lea Lucille Lee John Lewis Justine Liesh Jerry Lindquist Janet Lockhart Amalia Longoria first homecoming Maria Elena Longoria Lydia Lopez Manuel Lopez Norma Longoria Soledad Lazano Jimmie Luinstra Larry Lyles Linda Sue Mann Roque Marrscal Sydney Martin Arnulfo Martinez Francisco Martinez Frances Mason Juan Mata Vicki Matsumonji Joyce Mourer Steve McCarty Lee McKillion Jimmy McLeod Mary Elizabeth Mejio Class of ’61 Sophomores take pride Rosalinda Mery Tom Moore Ann Moxley Carol Mussey Leslie Mustemaker Rodulfo Nova Barbara Nelson Sharon Nelson Butch Neill Dena Nixon Paula Noser Sharon Navotny Armando Obanez Arma Okamura Cruz Olquin Don Ortolan Bill Overstreet Ellen Pagenstecher Tommy Pederson Carlos Pena in being largest class yyyiJ LHSft Graciela Pena Lee Penton Amelia Perez Lenor Perez Melia Perez Maria Pineda Hoppy Pocock Nyle Polis David Polvado Billy Powelson Doris Nell Probst Joyce Purcell Martha Ann Puryear Dominga Quintanilla Sixto Quintanilla Marva Randolph Jo Katherine Ray Kathleen Reeser Carlos Reyna Joe Reynolds Class of '61 Sophomores elect Dorothy Rice Harold Rice Dixie Richardson Carlos de los Rios Erasmo Rivas Gary Robe Betty Lou Robertson Kenneth Robertson June Robinson Opal Robinson Olivia Rodriquez John Roelofs Barry Rosen Polly Ross Rob Rowland Maria Ruiz Vero Salas Alicia Salazar Arturo Salazar Mary Salazar officers for Arminda Salinas Elodia Salinas Jan Salmon Lloyd Sanborn Delia Sanchez Esther Sanchez Rolando Sanchez Raul Santa Anna Sue Saunders Tommy Sawyer Madeline Scalise Mary-Kay Schaefer Dennis Schoening Cathy Schmelzle Tommy Seal Delores Seitz Pete Sharp Marsha Shirey Sharon Shropshire David Sledge Class of ’61 Sophomores look forward Glen Smith Larry Smith Malcom Smith Sharon Smith Oscar Sotelo James Spencer Mary Jane Stodler Phillip Stolley Sharon Stone Jim Stowell Roberta Struby Terri Swafford Darlene Tarbutton Cheryl Terry Mack Terry John Thobe Jan Thomas Sandra Thomas Dolores Tidwell Gary Toothaker to a wonderful Guadalupe Trevino Valenzuela Macias Irma Val verde Diane Vance Villanueva Basillio Diane Voss Sharon Waite David Waldron Bill Wallace Kathleen Waugh Louise Weiser Pat Welch Pat Welsh Tom Wenger Margaret Weston David Wilkerson Hector Willars John Williams Lana Werner Beth Ann Wright Annette Young Adelia Zapata Altagracia Zapata Ray Zapata 198 HARD WORK? Sophomores study dili- gently for good grades in Mr. Baltis’s plane geometry class. DO IT THIS WAY! Mighty senior Joyce Andrews informs sophomores Randy Disney and Jan Thomas how to decorate correctly for the Homecoiring Dance. SINGING (?)... in Homecoming Assembly are Nancy Allen, Dina Nixon, and Diane Voss in an Andrew Sisters’ rendition of Don’t Sit Under the Apply Tree. GO! BOYS, GO! Sophomore B Boosters member listen attentively to plans for a poster party. Wonderland Finale Does your watch tell you what year it is? Of course not, Alice replied, but that’s because it stays the same year for such a long time together. This year has lasted for a long time together, too. But while it was lasting, many things happened, good and bad. The EL ESPEJO was supposed to recall some of the pleasanter ones to mind. We hope it has lived up to your expectations and even passed the expecta- tations of you who haven't had very high ones. W'e know that everyone says it will be wonderful to get out of high school-especially the seniors. But we're sure that when the time rolls around all of us will be more than a trifle sad. The annual staff wishes the graduating seniors good luck in the coming years, and to the underclassmen we say: See you next year! INDEX ORGANIZATIONS A Cappella Choir. 64 ‘B Boosters. 53 Band. 60. 61 Boys’ Choir, 65 Bulldog Backers. 52 Club Espanol. 57 D. E.. 56 Debate. 56 El Espejo. 46, 47 F.F.A., 49 F.H.A., 58 F.N.A., 58 F. T.A.. 59 G. A.A.. 55 Girls’ Choir. 65 Interscholastic League Clubs, 68. 69 Key Club. 44 Letterman’s Club. 50 McHi Boosters. 51 National Honor Society, 41 Number Sense. 57 Pan American Club. 54 Quill and Scroll. 42 Salud. 48 Sophomore Choir, 66 Student Council. 40 T. A. L. A., 59 Tennis. 67 Thespian. 43 Wheel. 45 FACULTY Autry, A. M., 13. 64 Baltis. Gary M„ 13 Bcberfall, Freda. 13 Bcrgquist. Helen. 10 Brehm. Edythe. 13. 48 Bloomfield. Betty. 13. 53 Brown. Dorothea D., 13. 54 Carver. Margaret L.. 13. 57 Clark. Victor J.. 13. 72. 50 Cole. Opal S.. 14. 59 Cotten. Willa Mae. 10 Cuellar. Estella M., 14. 57 Enderlc. Donald. 14. 5 Gilcrease. Lewis. 14. 86. 87 Golden. Dorothy. 14 Grounds, Elmer. 11 Harrison, Helen. 10 Hawkins. Martha. 14, 40 Hill. J. Lyle. 9 Hockett, Howard. J.. 14 Holland. Estella C.. 14 Holloway. Robert L.. 15. 94. 96 Keathley, Murphy R., 12 Kerns. Bert C., 15 Klinglesmith. Roylene. 15, 42. 47 Koch. Glenn C., 15 Larson. Werner L.t 15 Linnard. Ruth. 12 Lofton. Jerry R., 15. 44 Manix, Daniel. 15. 72. 100 McLennan. Ada. 15 McGilvary, Bill, 10 Moss, Ola. 10 Palmer. Randolph T., 16 Pena, Homer. 16 Polk, Alma. 16 Potter, Gordon L.. 16. 105 Prater. Louise. 10 Range. Isaac N.. 16, 49 Range. Opal. 16 Resendez, Christina. 12 Reynolds, Bernice, 16, 52 Richards. Robert H., 10 Robinson. Marguerite R., 17, 36 Sell, Marion. 12 Shannon, Carrie. 16, 57 Snavely. Luther N., 17, 61 Stearns. Helen. 17 Sturdivant. Sylvia Diane. 17, 55 Thornton. Kathleen. 17 Turner, Ruth. 10 Wachtel, Edward. 17 White. Opal. 17, 43 Young. Russell. 17, 72. 96 SENIORS A Alanis, Araceli, 129, 58. 51. 54. 65. 64 Alanis, Aurora. 129, 51 Alanis, Edith Nora. 129, 58. 51. 59. 54. 65. 64 Andrade. Graciela. 129. 58 Andrews. Joyce. 129. 51, 57, 41 Anzaldua. Lucio, 56 Araguz, Alfredo. 129. 54 Arredondo. Jose. 129, 56 Arriaga. Irma. 129. 51, 54, 65 E Balderas, Maria, 130, 51. 54, 47. 59. 45 Balli, Doroteo, 130, 50. 75. 86. 90. 91. 87. 101. 100 Bartels. Sharon, 130, 51, 46. 47. 31. 29 64 Beaty. Alice. 130. 51. 47. 45. 29’. 28 Becker. Kaye. 130, 51, 42. 120. 47, 31. 29. 24 Berry. Ronald. 130. 57. 41 Black. Don. 131. 40. 45. 44. 41. 22 Blankfield, Herman. 131 C Caballero. Olivia, 131, 55. 58, 56 Cano. Elia. 131. 56 Cardenas, Theresa, 131, 51. 54. 58. 41. 65, 64. 24 Castillo, Alice. 131 Castillo. Carmen. 132. 58 Cavazos. Adanias. 132 Cavazos, Irma. 132. 51. 54, 41. 60. 61 Chapa. Julia. 132. 55. 58. 56 Clayton. Dickie. 64 Clopton, Jack. 132. 40. 45. 44. 41. 118. 23. 32 Corral. Olga. 132. 56, 58 Cortez. Gloria, 133. 56 Cottingham. Georgia. 133, 51, 64 Cross. Pat. 133. 51 Cummings, Joyce. 133, 51 D Damron, Bernice. 133 Daniels. Lois. 133. 51. 48 De Leon. Dolores. 134, 51. 40. 63. 22. 32 Derr. Raymond. 134 Doffing. Jo Kathryn. 134. 51, 56 Dolsen. Sam. 134 Doss. Maydelle. 134. 59. 54.. 41. 28 Duke, Martha, 134. 51. 48 E Eby. Tex, 134 Eggleston. Spencer, 134 Elizondo. Hilda. 135. 51. 56 Embry. Elizabeth. 135. 51. 43. 123. 41. 36 Escobar. Viola, 235. 55 F Fallek, Larry. 135. 57, 41. 35 Fisher. Nancy. 135. 51. 48. 41 Flores. Mary. 135. 51, 41. 60. 61. 37 Ford. Jim, 135. 43. 57, 29. 35 G Garza. Blanca. 135. 51. 54 Garza. Fernando. 136. 56 Garza, Edward. 136 Garza. Homer. 136. 56 Garza, Sally Jean. 136 Gearhart. Charles. 136, 49 Gilbert, Roger, 136. 45. 44. 67. 105 Gingrich, Gaynell. 137. 51. 47. 45. 36. 37 Gomez, Concha. 137, 58 Gonzalez. Elva. 137. 56 Gonzalez. Joel. 137. 57. 65. 64 Gonzalez. Juan. 137. 54. 56 Gonzalez. Ramona. 137, 56 Gonzalez. Roy, 150, 86. 92. 100 Gonzalez. Salvador, 138. 54 Gonzalez, Yolanda. 138. 54. 60. 61 Greenhill. Janice, 138. 51. 46. 47 Greever, Pat. 138, 45. 44. 50. 41. 30. 65. 64. 24. 31 Grimaldo. Carmen. 138. 58. 56 Guerra, Bertha. 138 Guerra. Diana. 139. 51. 54. 56. 41. 64. 30 Guerra. Evelyn. 139. 54. 48. 59 Guerra. Gracie, 139. 55. 51 H Hays. Judy. 140. 47. 45. 65. 64 Hall. Jo Ella, 139. 51. 43. 40. 41 Hallock. Ethel. 139. 51, 121. 46. 47 Hambrick, Calvin, 139, 50. 47. 73. 96. 45 Hammerlv, Carol. 140 Hammerly, Don. 140. 49. 105 Harkins. Vernon. 140 Hart, Jack. 140 Harvey. Bill. 140. 56 Henry. Gwen. 140. 51. 42 Hensley. Judy. 141. 51. 66. 61 Hernandez, Obdulia. 141. 58 Hernandez, Raquel. 141, 55. 51. 58 Hillman. Marci. 141 Hinojosa. Irene. 141. 51. 40. 54. 59. 110. 119. 41, 34 Hoagland. Margaret. 141 Hoeck. Agnes. 41 Holl. Francine. 141 Houghton. Alice Ann, 140. 43. 42. 41 Howell, Dixie Lee. 56. 60. 61. 22 Huhanantti. Kristina. 141. 51. 40 47. 125. 45. 37 Hunt. Jimmy, 142, 43. 95. 99 Iwata. Riki, 142, 45. 44 J Jones. Jo Ann. 142, 51 Jordan. Judy. 142. 51. 43. 40. 42. 108, 109, 46. 47. 23 K Kale. Kaye. 142, 51. 30 Keith. Joe. 143. 157. 60. 61. 64. 22 Keefer. Larry, 143. 65 Kemble. Joe. 142. 50 Kilsby. Roy. 143. 44 Kinard. John. 143. 43, 45, 57. 56. 44 30 King. Beth, 143. 65. 64 L Lachmann, Peter, 143. 40. 112. 124. 41. 67. 105, 37 Lackey. Mary Ann. 144. 55 Lawrimore. Charlene. 144 Le Page. Preston. 144. 40. 50. 112, 86. 89. 88. 90. 91. 92. 87. 41, 28. 37. 34. 32 Lindsey. Carl. 144. 45. 57. 44. 41 Lipe. James Evert, 144. 65 Liscano. Margarita. 144. 54. 59 Lozano. Irma. 145, 60. 61. 37 Lutz. Mike. 145. 50, 47. 45. 44. 31. 36 Lynch. Lynda. 145. 51. 40. 113. 62. 41. 60. 61 Lynn. Karen. 145. 42. 41, 45. 36 M Macias. Ignacio. 145 Mandujano. Marta. 145. 56 Mancha. Fermin. 146. 95. 98 Mancha. Mary Alice. 146. 58. 56 Marquant, Mary Lee. 146 Martin. Suzanne. 146 Martinez. George. 146. 40. 45. 44. 41 Martinez. Richard. 146. 50. 45. 44. 22 Mayfield. Bill. 146. 45. 73. 44. 50. 74. 31. 34 McClure. Larry. 146, 43. 45. 42. 44. 41. 69. 24 McDaniel. Jenny. 147. 51. 42. 46. 47. 31 McDonald, Dora. 147 McNeill. Maurine. 147, 54 Medina. Faustino. 147 Meurer, Earl. 147. 45. 44. 29. 25 Miller. Shirley. 147. 51. 122. 60. 61 Miracle. Imogene, 147 Moerbe. Tim. 147, 62. 60. 61. 35 Montalvo. Graciela. 148 Moody. Judy, 148. 51. 56 Moore. Emily. 148, 51 Moore. Mike. 148. 112. 74 Moore. Nancy, 148. 43. 113. 30. 31. 35 Morales. Oralia. 148, 51. 56 Moreno. Alfredo. 149 Moreno. Joe. 149. 60. 61. 64 Moreno. Pedro, 149 Muniz, Connie. 149. 51. 56. 22 N Neidhart, Sidney. 149, 51, 65. 64 Neill. Bill. 149, 47. 45, 48. 60. 61. 64. 22 Newman. Anita. 150. 40. 57. 41, 32 Nixon, Sandra, 150 O Okamura. Merry, 150. 59, 41 Olivarez. Ramona. 51 O’Neill. Tom. 105 Ortega. Rene. 150 Orton. Sidney. 150. 45. 44, 86, 87 Ozuna, Rigo, 150 P Palacious, Isidro. 151. 65. 64 Park. Bobby. 151 Pederson. Penny, 151. 40, 42. 118, 41, 46. 31. 25 Pena. Azalea. 151, 120, 28 Pena, Gloria, 151, 51, 58. 56, 59, 113. 112. 30. 34 Perez. Hector. 151 Petermann, Irene. 152 Phillips, Fred, 152, 45, 44 Philips. Jan. 152. 51 Pineda. Alicia. 152. 23 Pineda. Yolanda, 152, 51, 54. 56. 59 Pirtle, Paul, 152, 50, 45. 44. 95. 96. 97. 32 Ponce. Yolanda, 152, 56 Pugh. Jim. 152 R Ragland, Katie. 153 Ramirez. Concepcion, 153. 56 Ramirez. Delia. 56 Ramirez. Romero. 153. 35 Ramsey. Jean. 153. 51. 41. 46. 47. 37 Ramsey, Judy. 153. 51. 47. 45. 67, 105. 37 Ratkin. Gary. 153. 40. 57. 42. 41. 69 Reisingcr. Janice. 153. 41. 65 Reynolds. George. 153. 50. 45. 44. 86. 87. 31. 22 Richmond. Will David. 154. 50. 31. 65. 64. 22 Rike. Toya, 154. 51. 42. 41. 46. 31. 29 Roberts. Anna Lois. 154, 60. 61 Roberts. Ray. 154. 22 Rodriguez, Dolores. 154. 51. 56 Rodriguez. Noelia. 154, 56 Rollier. Jack. 155. 40. 57. 41 Rooth. Pat. 155. 51. 48. 41. 48 Roper. Judy. 155 Rosenthal. Judi. 155. 51. 40. 110. 63. 46. 47. 31. 29. 32 Russell, Carolyn. 155 S Saenz. Ester, 155. 54 Saenz. Juanita. 156. 56 Salas. George. 56 Salinas, Estella. 156. 59, 54 Salinas, Rodolfo,, 156 Sanchez. Encarnacion, 156 Sandoval, Dalia. 156. 56 Sandoval. Juan. 156 Saunders. Linda. 157. 51. 41 Schapira. Janet. 157 Schrank. Nancy. 157, 51 Schroeder. Lois. 157. 51. 64 Scruggs. Dorothy, 157. 51. 40. 31. Seitz. Richard. 157. 50. 22. 36 Shimerka, Anna Mae. 158. 51. 60. 61 Smith, Richard, 158. 60. 61 Smith. Scottie, 158, 75. 50 Smith. Sharon, 158. 64 Soto, Hermila, 158. 56 Strohmeyer, David. 158, 50. 49. 45. 44. 22 Stroud, Linda, 158 T Taylor, Mary Joy, Thomas. Jack. 158. 47. 56. 45. 30. 65. 64 Tomlin, Jack. 159. 50. 75 Torres, Roel, 159, 96. 97 Townsend, Don, 159, 49. 56 Troutman, Don. 159. 45. 44 V Valverde. Juanita, 159 Van Ramshorst. J. I).. 159. 22 Vance. Tommy. 159, 50. 95. 96. 97 Vasquez. Leonte. 159. 65. 64 Vela. Mary. 160. 56. 58. 57 Villanueva. Irene. 160 Villarreal. Minerva. 160. 54, 59, 41 Villegas. Ramiro. 74. 50. 86. 88. 92. 87. 32 W Waldron. Joy. 160 Waugh. Theresa. 160 Weston. Fern. 160. 60. 61 Wilkins. Tommy. 161. 75. 101 Wolfe. Doris, 161, 51 Womack. Rodney. 161. 43. 50 Wommer. Lee. 161. 41 Woods. Patsy, 161 JUNIORS A Aguilera. Leonardo. 164 Aguirre. Isaias. 163 Ahlgren. Annette. 163, 58. 55. 60. 61. 22 Allen. Sandra. 163, 52. 43. 65. 64 Allen. Jeffery. 60. 61 Almarez. Olga, 163. 52. 54 Alonzo. Susana, 163 Ambriz, Ruben. 163 Arredondo. Daniel, 163 Arredondo. Ernesto. 163, 57 Armstrong. Tommy 163. 50. 57. 86. 41. 103, 100 Armes. Carolyn. 163 Aranda. Gilbert. 163. 56 Ayers, Larry. 163, 44 B Baldwin. Bill. 164 . 60. 61 Balli. Noe. 164. 104 Barbee. Martha. 164. 52. 63. 60. 61 Barrciro, Olga. 55 Barrera. Gloria. 56. 65, 64 Bartlett, Shirley. 65 Belcher, George. 164. 86. 89, 40. 102. 100 Belmares. Margaret. 164 Bergquist. Jo. 164. 52. 62. 60. 61 INDEX Berry, John. 164, 94. 102, 100 Bone. Darlene. 164 Bower, Guy, 59, 164 Brown, Ginger. 164, 52. Ill, 63. 121. 35, 32 Brown. Judy, 164, 52, 119, 123, 65, 64. 32 Bryant, Linda, 164, 58, 52, 65 C Cameron. Drake, 57, 95, 98 Canales, Imelda, 65 Cantu, Leo, 165 Cantu. Pearl, 165. 55. 60. 61 Cardenas, Yolanda, 165, 58, 52, 54 Carabeo. Manuel. 49 Carroll. John. 165, 60, 61 Castillo, Grace, 165, 60, 61 Cavazos. Oswaldo, 165. 54 Cavazos, Mary. 165, 54 Cavazos, Esperanza. 165, 65 Chauvin, Gary. 165. 102 Chavarria, Nora, 165, 56. 59, 60. 61 Chavarria. Rubina, 165, 47. 45 Chavez, Mary Margaret. 165, 59. 54 Chilcutt, Marvin. 49 Chisum, Helen. 166. 52. 41, 65, 64 Clark, Gwynne, 166. 43 Clayton, Richard. 65 Cobo, Fermin, 54 Coleman, Tom. 166, 99 Crawford. Ralph, 166, 50 Cuellar, Alice, 55 Cuellar. Margaret. 166, 55 Cuevas, Maria Dolores, 166, 52. 54, 55, 23 D Davila, Jesus. 95. 97 Davis, Bill. 166. 60. 61 Dawson, Richard, 166 Denning, Dorothy, 166, 52, 63, 115, 40, 32 Doffing Tommy, 23 Dominguez. Juan, 166, 54 Douglass, Danny, 166, 57, 67, 28, 105 Drake. Geoffry, 166 Duke. Jimmy. 167, 57, 64 Durham. Bonnie, 167, 56, 52, 65 E Edwards, Karen, 167, 143, 41, 65. 35 Eidson, Sarah, 167, 52, 63. 65, 64. 32 Eiler. Shelia. 167. 58, 43. 25 Englerth, Penny. 167, 56 Everts, James, 167 F Fisher, Bobby, 167, 46. 29 Fisher. Robbie. 167, 57. 32 Flores, Elvira. 167, 58, 65 Fogle, Harold, 94 Foorman, Janice, 167, 52, 47, 45, 31 G Galvan, Elma Rose, 56 Gamboa, Frank, 168 Garcia, Enrique, 167, 95, 99 Garcia, Jose. 168. 160, 61 Garcia, Lucy. 168, 58 Garcia. Lydia, 65, 167 Garcia. Ruben. 168. 50, 104 Garza, Guillermo, 56 Garza, James, 168 Garza. Jose. 59 Garza, dc la Irma, 168, 68. 46 Gautier, Jimmy. 168. 50, 95, 98, 29 Gegenheimer, Lonnie, 168, 65, 49 Gomez, Catarina. 65 Gonzalez, Antonio, 168 Gonzalez, Humberto. 168 Gonzalez. Irma, 169, 58. 65 Gonzales. Ramiro. 169. 50, 86, 89, Gonzalez, Robert, 169. 54 Gonzalez, Socorro, 169, 58, 55 Goodson. Terrell, 168, 60, 61 Greenhill, Trula, 52, 45, 31 88. 90, 91. 92. 87, 40, 95, 96. 97, 99 Guerra. Arthur, 169, 54, 104 Guerra, Jaime, 169. 54 Guerra, Melba, 169. 59, 54 Guerra. Rachel, 169 Guerrero, Nilda. 169, 58 Guzman, Eloy, 56 H Hall, Nancy, 169 Hansen, Wayne. 57. 65. 64, 28, 169 Harkins. Darla, 169. 52 Haynes, Edward. 170 Hayse, Robin. 170, 60, 61 Hedges, Charlotte. 170, 52 Hernandez. Gloria. 170, 52, 54, 65 Herweck. Scott, 170, 102, 100 Higgins. Pat, 170 Hignight, Barbara, 170 Hill. Jerry. 170, 60, 61 Howard. Ruth, 65 Howell, Daniel, 170, 86, 90, 91. 102, 100 Hughes. Edith, 170, 52, 65 Hyatt, Jimmy, 170 I Ibanez, Raul, 170, 49 J Jackson. Sylvia. 171, 52 Jaramillo, Sylvia, 171, 65 Jones, Joyce, 171 K Kern. Leckie, 171, 52, 63, 40, 41, 32 Kerns. Homer. 64 Kidder. Mary. 54 King, Annie, 171, 52, 65 King, Tommy, 171, 60. 61 Klinck, Kathy, 171, 52. 65. 64 Klinck, Shari. 28. 65 Kline, Vicki, 171. 65 Krueger, Jean, 171, 64 L Larson. Toni, 171, 52. 48. 41 Lavender. Becky. 171, 52, 40, 41. 46 Lavender. Billy. 171 Lazo. Fred, 172, 54 Leal. Hilda. 172. 59 Lee, Billy Joe, 172 Limas, Eusebio. 172 I ewis. Vernnette. 172. 60, 61 Linn, Barbara, 172, 52. 129, 28, 40, 41 Loeschner, Theodore (Teddvl 101, 103, 100 Longoria. Heriberto. 172 Lovell. Frances. 172, 52. 47, 41. 45 Lubben. Jack. 172, 95, 98 Luna, Frank. 172 M Madsen. John, 56. 172 Montalvo. Rodolfo. 172 Matland, Jackie Mae. 173, 52, 67, 105 Martinez, Delfina, 173, 55 Martinez, Pedro, 57 McBee. Terry, 173, 60. 61, 49 McCall, Randolph. 173, 50, 95. 96. 97. 29 Mclnteer, Charles, 57, 43. 41. 95. 98, 99 McKeen, Charles, 57, 104 McLaughlin. Mike. 173 McMillian, Kitty. 65 McMurtray, Sandra, 52. 60, 61, 173 Menchaca, Enrique. 56, 173 Meyers, Pam, 48, 173 Miller. Barbara. 60. 61, 173, 22 Miracle, Imogene, 43 Molina. Esperanza. 173 Mongan. Carole. 52, 46. 65. 64, 173 Montemayor, Doris. 58, 174 Moore. Ginger, 43, 65. 64, 173 Moon. Jon. 50. 29. 174 Morales. Magdolena. 174 Morgan. Bea, 174 Mosteller. Mary Dee, 43, 41, 174 Munns, Jerry, 174 Munoz. Gilbert, 174 N Naumann. Roger, 65, 64. 174 Nava. Alfredo. 60. 61. 174 Needles. Lloyd. 174 Nemfakos, Charles, 57, 67, 105, 31 Newport. William. 174 Newton, Norman. 114, 40, 103, 174, 100, 37 Nichols, Gene, 175 Nilsson. George. 175 Norris, Donald. 105 O Ochoa, Martha. 175 Ortega, Elva, 58, 175 P Padgett. Joe. 175 Pawlik. Wilfred. 49. 175 Payte, Ginny, 115, 40, 175 Pena. Gilberto, 86. 88. 91. 92. 87, 104, 175 Pena, Gloria, 175 Pfeifer. Margaret. 52, 175 Puryear, Lucy, 52, 115, 40. 67. 29. 105, 175 R Ramirez. Joe. 175 Ramirez, Nilda. 54, 176 Ratcliff. Gail. 176 Reynolds. Dick. 50. 176 Rindfuss, Fred. 176. 23 Rincones. Alberto. 176 Rivera. Margarita, 176 Roberts. Jo Ann, 176 INDEX Roseland. David. 114. 104. 176. 31 Ross. Ann. 43. 176 Rutledge. Norma. 176 S Sahadi. Richard. 50. 176 Saldano. Fernando. 60, 61. 176 Salinas. Rene. 177, 73. 47. 95, 41. 45 Sanburg. Robert. 49 Saunders. Phillip. 177. 60. 61 Savage. John. 177 Schellenberg. La Vann. 177. 59. 57. 41. 31 Schroeder. Harlan. 104 Schwab. Robert. 49 Seviere. Robert. 177. 60. 61. 49 Simpson. Billy. 177. 114. 50. 95. 101 Sims. Bobby. 177. 59 Smith. Billy. 177. 60. 61. 22 Smith. Eddie. 177. 64 Smith. Jimmy. 177 Smith. Roy, 177. 57. 65 Soto. Arturo. 178. 57. 60. 61 St. Clair. Mimi. 178. 52. 63. 65. 64. 32 Steiner. Susan. 65 Stephenson. William. 178. 41. 30. 56. 57. 60. 61. 25 Stocker. Cathy, 378. 52. 65 Sublett. Barbara. 178 Sullivan. Marion. 178. 52. 65 Swanner. Linda. 178. 52 T Taylor. Susan. 178. 58. 52. 60. 61 Theser. Frank. 178. 49 Thomas. Nancy. 178. 52 Torres. Carmen. 178, 52 Trevino, Josefa. 178 Turner. Tommy. 179. 65. 64 Tijerina. Nora. 179. 56 V Valenzuela. Jose, 179. 50. 95. 98 Valverde. Hilda. 179. 52. 59. 54 Vasquez. Vicki. 179. 52. 55. 41. 46 Villarreal. Rene, 179 W Wagner. David. 179. 60. 61 Wainer. Lois. 179, 52. 43. 47, 41. 65 Walsh. Dickie. 179. 50. 40. 103. 86. 89. 88. 100 Walter. Susan, 179 Warren. Martha. 179 Watson. Jackie Carol. 179. 64 . 65. 31 Wiesehan. Beverly. 180. 52. 46, 65. 64 Williams. Charlie. 180. 104. 34 Winston. June. 180. 52. 65. 64 Woerner. Robert. 180, 50. 103. 100 Woodle. Clyde. 180. 57. 104 Worff. Herbert. 180. 49 Y Yancy. Lynda Jo. 180. 43 SOPHOMORES A Adams. Randy. 183 Aadmsen, Evelyn. 183, 53 Alaniz. Beatrice. 183 Alejos. Ramiro. 183. 94 Alejos. Rene. 183 Alin. Robert. 183 Allen. Nancy. 183. 53. 66 Ambriz. Eloisa. 183. 66 Andrade. Christina. 57. 55 Andrews. Glynn. 183 Arguellas. Martha, 183. 54 Arredondo. Ruben. 183 Arvin. John. 183. 23 Ashcroft, Wimpv. 183. 66 Avila. Rosalie. 183. 54 Ayala. Armando. 183 B Baldwin. Duane. 183. 60. 61 Bannworth. Charles. 183. 49 Bannworth. Jo Ann. 183. 53. 40 Barrera, Elodia, 183 Bath. Mary, 183. 53. 55 Bazan, Bernardino. 94 Bazan. Irma. 184. 54 . 53 Beardsley. King. 184. 94. 95. 98 Bentc, Georgia. 184 . 53. 66 Billesca. Corine. 184. 66 Bissett. Jeff. 184. 60. 61 Blakney. Marsha. 184. 53. 55 Blankenship, Billy. 184. 49 Bormann. James. 184. 60. 61 Boyd. Sherry. 184. 53. 66 Braselton. Ted. 184 Brockway. Emory. 184. 23 Buell. Karen. 184. 53, 66 Bullard. Peggy. 184. 66 Burwick. Dorothv. 184 Buss. Jimmy. 184 Byrnes. Chris, 184 C Cano. Elidia. 184. 60. 61 Casas. Juan. 184 Castillo. Aurora. 184. 66 Castillo. 1 upe. 184 Castillo. Paula. 185 Castillo. Rudy. 50. 185 Cavazos. Gloria. 185 Cavazos. Cu daluDe. 95. 185 Cavazos. Melba. 54. 185 Cazeras, Criselda. 185 CeHiUo. Consuela. 185 Chilcutt. Bennv. 185 Clare. Carol. 53. 66. 185 Clemons. Kvlene. 185 Conner. Patsy. 53. 185 Contreras, Benito. 185 Coronado. Leo. 60. 61. 185 Coronado. Svlvia. 60. 61. 185 Cossey. Ruth. 185 Crais. Don. 60. 61. 185 Cuellar. Lydia. 185 D Dailey. Laholma, 66. 185 Davila. Gustavo. 95. 96 Davis, Carolyne, 53. 185 Davis. Marv Ellen. 53. 66. 185 Dean. Sandra. 53. 186 DeKock. Gaylord. 186 DeLeon.. Ruben. 186 Diaz. Linda. 186 Dillard. Jasper. 64. 104. 186 Disney. Randy. 53. 186 Dizdar, Bonnie. 53. 186 Dolsen. Bill. 186 Dziadeck. Raymond. 60. 61. 186 E Echatea. Crenseniana. 186 Elizando, Graciela. 186 Elliott. Johnny. 186 Ernest. Dick. 49. 186 Evans. Atalka. 186 Escobedo. Tito. 286 F Fabian. Vicki. 53. 66. 186 Fisher. Earl. 186 Flores. Clanel. 66. 186 Flores. Daniel. 186 Flores. Elva. 66. 186 Flores. Esperanza. 55. 66. 187 Fry. Donna Lynn. 53. 187 Fogle. Margaret. 60. 61 Fuentes. Ramon. 187 G Gadberry. Sally. 187 Gallegas. Gloria. 60. 61. 187 Galvan. Angelita. 60. 61. 187 Galvan, Genero, 187 Garcia. Dolores. 60. 61. 187 Garcia, Elizabeth. 66. 187 Garcia. Fred, 187 Garcia. Joe. 187 Garcia. Joe. 187 Garcia. Oscar, 187 Garcia. Ramiro. 187 Garcia, Rene. 104. 187 Garcia. Robert. 187 Garza. Clementina. 187 Garza, Irene. 54. 53. 187 Garza. Odelia. 58. 187 Garza. Yolanda. 60. 61. 187 Gaytan. Juan. 188 Gingrich, Douglas. 188 Glass. Linda, 53. 66, 188 Gomez. Margarita. 60. 61. 66 Gonzalez. Gracie. 54. 66. 188 Gonzalez. Hugo. 188 Gonzalez. John. 188 Gonzalez. Maria Antonia. 119. 57. onzalez. Mary G.. 57. 53. 55. 188 onzalez. Robert. 188 onzalez, Romeo. 188 racia. Enedelia, 66. 188 raves. Eileen. 53, 60. 61, 188 reenhill. Charlene. 53. 188 rimaldo. Herminia. 188 rothe. Bonnie. 53. 188 rothe. Pat. 188 uerra. Corina. 54. 53. 188 uerra. Dora. 60. 61. 188 uerra. Irma. 188 uerra, Mary Jo. 54. 188 uerra. Susan, 189 uerra. Thelma. 189. 57 uillion, Lynda. 189. 53 Lamar. 189 son. Billy. 189 ngs. Jan. 189. 53. 66. 24 n. Frank. 189 Evelyn. 189 indez. Alicia. 189. 57 . 53. W. mdez. Antonio. 189. 49 indez. Carmen. 189. 55. 6b INDEX Herr. Bcrton. 189 Higgins, Phil, 189. 104 Hillman. Emma Loi, 189. 53. 66 Hinojosa. Irma. 189 Hinson. Babs. 189, 53. 67. 64. 66. 105 Hoaglund. Barbara. 189, 66 Horner. Clyde. 189 Howell. Joe. 189, 94. 95 Hruzck. Pat. 190 Huerta. Tony. 190. 60. 61 J Jackson. Patty, 190 Johnson, Jeanette. 190, 53. 64 K Karam, Joe. 190. 116, 94 Karam. Judith Ann. 190, 53. 40. 60, 61. 22 Kelly. Jimmy. 190 Kelly. Linda. 190. 53. 66 Kidd. Joe. 190. 50. 57. 95. 98. 29 King. Berry. 190. 60. 61 King. Janet. 190, 53. 66 Kirkman. Marilyn, 190, 53 L Landez. Yolanda. 66 Lea, Mike. 190. 104 Lea. Pat. 190. 117 Lee, Lucille. 190 Lewis. John. 190, 67. 105 Liesh. Justine, 190. 53 Lindquist. Jerry. 190. 95. 96 Lockhart. Janet. 190. 53. 55. 66 Longoria. Amalia. 190. 53. 55 Longoria. Maria Ellen. 191, 53, 55. 66 Lopez, Lydia. 191. 57. 55. 66 Lopez. Manuel. 191. 64 Longoria. Norma, 191. 59. 54. 66 Lazano, Soledad, 191. 66 Luinstra, Jimmie. 191. 104 Luna. Aurora. 66 Lyles. Larry, 191 M Mann, Linda Sue. 191. 53. 66 Marrscal. Roque, 191. 94 Martin, Sydney, 191 Martinez, Arnuifo, 191 Martinez, Francisco, 191 Mason, Frances. 191, 53 Mata. Juan. 191 Matsumonji. Vicki. 191, 53 Mourer. Joyce. 192. 53. 66 McCarty. Steve. 191. 116. 44. 50. 95. 96. 97. 99. 32 McDonald, Dora, 66 McKibben. Lee. 191, 67. 105. 64 McLeod. Jimmy. 191. 44. 104 Mejio. Mary Elizabeth. 191 Mery. Rosalinda. 192 Moore. Tom. 192. 95 Moxley, Ann. 192. 53. 66 Munoz. Cosme. 49 Mussey. Carol. 192 Mastemaker, Leslie. 192 N Nova. Rodulfo. 192 Nelson. Barbara. 192, 53, 66 Nelson, Sharon. 192. 53. 66 Neill. Butch. 192. 44. 57. 67. 105 Nixon. Dena. 192, 53. 66. 24 Noser. Paula. 192 Navotny. Sharona. 19 O Obanez. Armando. 192 Okamura. Arma. 192 Olquin, Cruz, 192 Ortolan. Don. 192 Overstreet. Billy. 192 P Pagenstecher, Ellen. 192. 53. 40. 24 Pederson. Tommy. 192, 29 Pena, Carlos, 192 Pena, Graciela. 193 Penton. Lee. 67. 105. 193. 25 Perez. Amelia. 65, 193 Perez. Lcnor, 66. 193 Perez. Melia. 193 Pineda. Maria, 66, 193 Pocock. Hoppy. 44. 60. 61. 193 Polis, Nyle. 193 Polvado. David, 193, 104 Powelson. Billy. 193 Probst. Doris Nell. 193 Purcell. Joyce. 53. 193 Puryear, Martha Ann. 53, 193 Q Quintanilla, Domingo, 95. 99. 193 Quintanilla, Sixto, 95, 99. 193 R Randolph. Marva. 53, 193 Ray. Jo Katherine. 53. 193 Reeser, Kathleen. 53. 193 Reyna. Carlos. 193 Reynolds. Joe, 60. 61, 193 Rice. Dorothy. 194 Rice. Harold, 194 Richardson. Dixie. 194 Rios De Los. Carlos. 1.4 Rivas. Erasmo. 194 Robe. Gary, 194 Robertson, Betty Lou. 53. 40. 194 Robertson. Kenneth, 194 Robinson. Billi June, 53. 66. 194 Robinson. Opal. 53. 60. 61. 194 Rodriguez, Federico. 49 Rodriguez. Olivia, 194 Roelofs. John, 59. 194 Rosen. Barry. 194. 104 Ross. Polly, 53. 194 Rowland. Rob. 194, 23 Ruiz. Maria, 194 Ryan. Neil. 104 S Salas. Vero, 194 Salazar, Alicia. 54. 194 Salazar. Arturo. 194 Salazar. Mary. 54. 53. 66, 61. 194 Salinas. Arminda. 195. 66 Salinas, Elodia. 195, 60. 61 Salinas, Romeo. 104 Salmon, Jan, 193. 13. 63. 105 Sanborn. Lloyd. 191. 49 Sanchez. Delia, 195 Sanchez. Esther. 191. 60. 61 Sanchez, Rolando. 195 Santa Anna. Raul. 195. 40 Saunders, Sue, 195, 53. 66 Sawyer. Tommy. 195 Scalise. Madeline. 195. 66 Schaefer, Mary Kay. 195, 60. 61 Schoening, Dennis. 195 Schmelzle, Cathy. 195 Seal, Tommy. 195. 49 Seitz. Delores. 195. 53. 66 Sharp. Pete. 295 Shirey. Marsha, 195. 58. 66 Shropshire. Sharon. 195. 53. 62. 60. 61 Sledge. David. 195 Smith. Glen, 196 Smith, John. 94. 64 Smith, Larry. 196. 50. 94 Smith. Malcom. 196 Smith. Sharon. 196. 53. 117. 65. 64. 24 Snodgrass. Beverly. 58. 65. 64 Sotelo. Oscar. 196. 116. 44. 94. 104 SDencer, James. 196 Stodler. Marv Jane. 60. 61, 196 Stolley, Phillip, 196 Stone. Sharon. 196. 53. 66. 24 Stowell. Jim. 196 Strubv. Roberta. 196, 53 Swafford, Terri. 196. 53 T Tarbutton, Darlene. 196. 53 Terry. Cheryl. 196- 53 Terry. Mack. 196. 57. 67. 105 Thobe. John. 196. 67. 105 Thomas. Jan. 196, 53 Thomas. Sandra. 196. 53. 60. 61' Tidwell. Dolores. 196. 53, 66 Toothaker. Gary, 196 Trevino, Guadalupe, 197 V Valenzuela, Matias. 197 Valverde. Irma. 197. 53 Vance. Diane. 197. 117. 53 Vasquez. Pedro. 49 Vega. Aurora. 53 Villaneuva. Basillio. 197. 95. 96 Voss. Dianne. 197. Ill, 53. 64 W Waite, Sharon. 197. 53. 67, 105 Waldron. David. 197 Wallace. Bill. 197 Waugh, Kathleen. 197. 53. 66 Weiser. Louise. 197. 53. 66 Welch. Pat. 197. 67 Welsh. Pat. 197. 53. 105 Wenger. Tom. 197. 44. 50. 95. 96. 97. 29. 32 Weston. 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