McCallum High School - Knight Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1954 volume:

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To this gallant hand of 147 loyal snppoi'tc'rs who gave' up thcir hc'art's dcsirv to lwcoiiiv a invmhvi' of thv Son- ior Class in SFA High School and gladly and willingly l'l'ZlllS1llLllll'f'll thvir loyalty, spirit and work toward capturing new horizons for Mc- Callum High, wc' say-Thanks! VVQ, there'- forv. in f'xprc'ssi1ig our gratitndv. clecliczitc- thi- 1954 KNIGHT ANNUAL to onr first graduat- ing class. 'DPP 1 7 I f I ' - '- H 4. ' ' f 9: ' w if ,Eg 'fi Q '74 'f 1 i .M ' I A 'W i 125 'F 8 i ....f.....-. an Q., W My , I - V1 Q A K... ,L A' my ,- , K iw 1 'f--' 111 M ' V t, 11, ,f E' 'L 1 ' . . ,,..ll..... it vu'-Ill--Ir f1- LAI Ilfzf 1 f 1 -W 1 l- Qf W 1 1,4 ennf 1l1 Q--ll:--ml - v- 11 fl V' P l1 1 - f Qf i 1l Q f Q ' B 1 A -allies fnl- Qileniinff- Q l 2 I l'f f,g -Qs ri :H ni 1 fl To fi-H ' -4 f?.J3.f A - --ffm 54, W ' of-f IN MEMORY OF MR. FRANCIS E. ROTHCHILD When Earth's last picture is painted and the tubes are tvnfgsted and dried, When the oldest colours We shall rest . Till the Miner cf, They shall :P Q no one shall work for fame, Q9 ln K separate star, e W A' things as they are! - Rudyard Kipling. be tired at alll Master shall blameg comets al ,I f J. 25:55 mums ' 5 itil --'Ili cgi'- 13 ,.1'1I'..T '......I 2' G' an.-n-Qi-lg Q --....-1..- 3 W 2 2 - 1 l... -l l l dial 3, 11' I Nl 1 lr .-..-.-.,nuouv-- l... MQ!! l-.:ne neee t en1oen o n W tn e e s 2 e+neee'efe tee teee e l es o t elnE:lnr51ieos,. WI. fs' 5 -1 :vnu I v r Hit at SJ t ft Patsy Smith-Editor-in-Chief. As edi- tor of the first McCallum Knight, I Wish to thank my wonderful hard- ' working staff for the many hours that they spent in helping me to make the 1954 Annual a successful onef, X Frances Fisk-Sophomore Rep- resentative. Your 1955 Assistant Editor. ! ,pdf Below-Gail Davis, Business Man- ager, and Ray Akin, Assistant- It was a tough gof' fi - 5 -N itttt Below-Eddie Hughes, Sports 7 to it Editor, john Hagood, Assist- 1 71 ant- A good student body ' ' Y make a good annualf' 3 t ' ' I l fi - 17' 5 ll Left-Ric Schroeter, Art Edi- I 1 A A' tor, Barbara Krick, Art Edi- 0 . 1 tor, Vic Armstrong, Assistant t MSW' n 2 y E: 5 , - We're responsible for the k ' 7 ' A t scratchingf' A s - E , 5' , A 1' n A if I 2 i 1 - l Zf' ,E 1 ms... ea rse' n ff.. ,,..... .1 f mmm 91 ,..l A Q Q 4 -pl -fu Q .. .,.. '- ......... ss. ..,.. 1 'L .,.. W., I 3--.W if ....,,. I 'ml Qmli f :l EW!! lm H W V 3 1 Jo.-1-ml -:-:. W - E q . VA N .W , ,... 1 'I 4 I if up un r J Q ' 'ITT '- f . ' fi V - -19 .. 2, 2. LIZ uf T92 f ' ,f is i 9urFirst K IGHT STAFF f 1. , P' iH 5 E Mr. Lvcfclc-ll Horton-Sponsor- A--na 1 K A good initiation for ai ne-w ' tvachvrf' A ,,, Az Q Fvlicitv Frzmk-Assistamt Editor i Your 1955 Editor-in-Chivf W l'. 82-ai i- 'W -:Liz ..J LJ' Below-Mack C,uHord, Photogra- Jhm' - nI'It'Tf'.S mv chancv to thank 1 xc iyom that he ipc nl mc. I ff W x 93603 Bm-lmv-Namgy Stvvvnson. Assist- ant Litvrzlry Editorg Suzvttv Francis. Assistant Socicty Edi- torg Billy Graham, Litvmrv Edi- torg Sarah Malone: Club Editorg Gail Cache-S, Souivty Editor. Right XVc- siiicvrc-ly hope you likv tim pagvs in this hook. El loi'tifA S Ky! Q W' I iigfrffllli .i i H Q E 5 will UL7D0f1z M. T Fl If ZDNW 'f'fP7ff7Hff? 1. 3. Hdmonusfrcduon Classes Hc'l'nvnLues Ur amzcichons 3 I. E I:-' INT? Personalnhes S Porfs C Iubs Fldverlrusemenf -rim? -.1 -main- 6 K U 1,4 . , -... ws. 1 LA l gt Ti QQ v mm, Q L iQ-.n..,li Q ::, ,,. ., AQ 1. mwli l A, L g,,,Q.?A Q A Qi? A. . JI Q Q - 'f1f1f ,! , rw' H H an A , l . 3' il ' ii 1 QV 2-Rig 5? M ALLU MCC OF T VIEW ON 1 FR ADMINISTRATION i if ' N -11.1 A-L 14 XJ Q., rxk :Iv 1 .n 34 H. :I ,' ry I 4'7 I 1 I iLw7'QaI if KEEP To The Students: As We approach the end of the first year of our new School, we look back with pride on the accomplishments of our school with its great variety of interests, activities and opportunities. Much recognition has come to our school during its first year through your many outstanding achievements. To each graduate I sincerely hope that your year in McCallum High School has prepared you to think more clearly, to give of yourself more freely and untiringly, and to act wisely. To each underclassman, I challenge you to do and to contribute your best. My best wishes go to you, and may each of you face the future as leaders with courage and vision true to your principles and ideals. N. H. Wittner, Principal O 1 .D f'!Qy , tk , .A .N 'fel'- HW' U0-Q, x 1 , , L: '-u .- . -Luv. xy 4 I is - -JE-,Y L. 5 . 1 . -iv :h'1 i 'f 1' -Us , qw'- ' ' ff 'Q' 1' .. :aj-.' 4 x ,- my 0' '1 f J ' 1'XTi . Q- I l K ' . .,-Dsl M' wi v A'-A' ,SMT ,7-V. 0 dig' ' 'J ,ac .-L .-1 1 . T -F... Mr. Victor Sumner-Counselor- BA Degree, University of Texasg NIA Degree, University of Texas. Right-- Mrs. Connie Naylor, Mr. Wittner's Secretary, and Mrs. Inez Hester. Mr. BirdWell's Secretary. Xlrs. Odelle C. Cody-Counselor- BA Degree, Abilene Christian Collegeg MEd Degree, University of Texas. 4,,, ...'1'f'---'W' Left- Mrs. Bobbie C. Smith, Registrar, and Mrs. Loma Floyd, Assistant Registrar. ,,,...........-1- LANGUAGE ARTS Left - Miss Bertha Casey- Head of the Language Arts De- partment, B.A., M.A., U. of Texas. Left - Nliss Stella Stanfield - Nl.A., U. of Texas. Right- Below- Mr. Eugene Guy Bizzell- B.A., U. of Texas, M.A., North- western University. ti., X x .. Y-.TS B.A., West Texas State College, Mrs. Leobel Ware - B.A., M.A., U. of Texas. Below - Mrs. Lola Allen- B.S., M.S., Texas A. Br I 11nnmmnn-m:urg.lr.-tm . X-rgasmnsuzryrwwfe s.:-human L,-rnmui 1 4. LLL,,- VVZ- EL, ---g,,,oQKX Mr. Leedell Horton-Publication's Sponsor -BS Degree, East Texas State Teacher's College, University of Texas. if x 1 4 Mrs. Mary Wood Dawson-BA Degree, South- ern Methodist University. CLeftl Miss Martha Bremer-BA De- gree, San Marcos State Teachers College. Miss Sara Lee Hudson- BBA Degree, University of Texasg MA Degree, Uni- versity of Texas. fRightJ Mrs. Frances Marshall-Li- brarian-BA Degree, Uni- y versity of Texasg BS De- l gree in Library Science, Texas State College for Women. - , I' 1 .11-,rg ,. ,gk QAbovej Miss Ilarilee Heierman-BA Degree, University of Texas, MA Degree, Um' versity of Texas. flielowj Mrs. Vivian Zehrer, BA Degree, Uni- versity of Texas. fAboveQ Mr. lim Collins, BA Degree, University of Texas, MA De- gree, University of Texas, MA- LD Degree, Harvard University, Certificate of Proficiency, Kings College. Cambridge, England. CBelowj Mrs. Norma Scott, BS Degree, University of Texas, MA De- gree, University of Texas, also Howard Payne College and Hol- lins College, Va. Right- Mrs. Betty Sandlin- BS Degree, East Texas State Teachers Col- legeg MS Degree, East Texas State Teach- ers College. Left SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Laura Snow, Head of the Social Studies Department, BA Degree, University of Texasg MA Degree, University of Texas. Left- Mr. David L. Norton- BA Degree, Howard Payne Collegeg MEd Degree, University of Texasg PhD, Univer- sity of Texas. N SOCIAL STUDIES Above- Mr. W. E. S. Dickerson, BA Deg1'ee, University of Texasg MA Degree, University of Texas. Below- Mr. Robert E. Teel, BA Degree, North Texas State Teachers College, MA Degree, University of Texas. Q Q, 1 Mrs. Margaret C. Battle, BA Degree, University of Texas, MA Degree, University of Texas. Mrs. jimmie Baylor, BA Degree, Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Ark- ansas, MA Degree, University of Arkansas. I7 SCIENCE Mrs. Helen Boysen-Head of the Science Department-BA Degree, University of Texas, MA Degree, University of Texas. COMMERCIAL Mrs. Mary E. Edwards-A.B. University of Califomiag M.A. Degree, University of Texas, Ph.D. Degree, University of Tex- as. Mrs. Evelyn Watkins-Head of the Com- Mrs. Willa Frances Anderson- mercial Department-BA Degree, Baylor B.B.A. Degree, University of University, MA Degree, Baylor University. Texas. Left- Texas. - ag.......m m,vnuwn Miss Georgia Lou West-B.A. Degree, Paris junior College, B.S. Degree, North Texas State College, M.Ed. Degree, University of gl ,,j af-.wwvlfg f Vw 'M ,K- i 4 Above - Mrs. Elizabeth S. Cummings-B.S., Texas Tech, Lubbock. Right - Mr. Frank Phillips-B.A., Hardin- Simmons University, Abilene, BLM., Texas University. HOMEMAKINC Left - Mrs.,Iessie Smith - Head of the Homemaking Department. B.S., Texas Tech, Lubbock. FINE ARTS Above - Mrs. Margaret Russell - B.S., North Texas State, Denton. Below - Mr. T. H. Worthington - B.M., University of Texas. Left Mrs. Lucy Lee Benbow - Head of the Art Department. B.S., Texas State College for Women, M.A., Columbia University. Right - Mrs. Iaclyn Helmke - B.F.A. De- gree, University of Texas. 1 r 1+ 1.vf2:a,: - , - -H' R' -any ' N -13 at KWH! 1 I Mr. Frank Rundell, BBA Degree, Baylor University. Mr. Carl S.. Burger, BS DGSFGQ Ohio State Um- PHYSICAL EDUCATION versity, MA Degree, Ohio State University. Mrs. Frances Brougher, BS Degree, Louisiana State University, MEd Degree, University of Texas. Mr. Milford R. Davis, BA De- Mr. Charles Munson, BS Degree, gree, Daniel Baker Collegeq University of Texas. MHPER Degree, North Texas State College. H- MrS- NOTITIR Cordon, BS DC- Mr. Forrest Kline, BS Degree, gree, University of Texas. Texas Christian University. Sf 'Nui -V . 5, E Mr. jimmy Viramontes, BS De- gree, University of Texasg MEd Degree, University of Texas. Mr. E. E. Posey-BS Degree, South- west Texas State Teacher's College, MEd Degree, Southwest Texas State Teacher's College. Mr. W. NV. Bailes-BS Degree, South- west Texas State Teacherls College, MEd Degree, Southwest Texas State Teacher's College. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Mr. L. M. Etheredge-BS Degree, Sam Houston State College, MEd Degree, Southwest Texas State Teach- er's College. Above- Mr. K. D. Willingham-BS Degree. Sam Houston State Teachers Col- lege, MS Degree, Texas A 61 M. Left- Mr. Henry A. Horton, jr.-BS Degree, North Texas State Teachefs College, MEd Degree, Texas University. V7 :X lmsim 'fab' XJ SUPICHlN'l'ICNDl'1N'l' IHISY CXXliliU'l'll. ,-Xuslill Vulmlic' Svhools ss SKSSIUII is lllldQ'l'XVAly with thf- .Xustin Public School Board l'9l M GYM OF MCCALLU f'-fu? 'Ai' ' ff ENIORS Z 2 F71 be ,Q gf 4 4 52 f 1 f 49 fy, 'A ' ff I ff 4259? 51 'f 1 ,I P., . .V '- A' N '. ' Y,'x H. J N :-, s g K -M, f s as 5 I ll P! E ig! 5-5 . sl' i, I X 'i Ti Q K kg . WL 4 9 , aw ,... .gw ka h ii. Liga ' X . he X N ft iff 95 we .Q L. N N 1 A .. 1 wx .M ,fkgltgvigw Igwlzg, -,-L., .sf mf - 'M W Ta' - Jgpii k yi?-1. 3 . - ff L' ,sw Y aw 2 f wwwg 'F-8' 1 -sv N. X 4 Q ,Q M.. V, -A L, , 4 -:Wg ,,.. , -A n,.f1 . M . J w- -A V W ,, A ,, ,. ,,,. F v-,-A ff, -V.. , .mf 11.4 ' , . - 4 'A ..,: ,i A 3,n?3,,Ar4w VA-1g,3,wfi24,X,f' - 3- . 453 - - A .J f-,fe -Z e ,E Au. is' . , k ,E AL ,. .qu A if 4 My 42 xx ,,,. -, .., i xg 337 Q ,, f '43-1' . if l h l P ,sf , ,, I BOBBY ADCOCK-Intramurals ,SI-752g Mixed Choir '53-,54. BILLY ALEXANDER-IIB Advisory Vice-Presidentg Musicians Club' ,52-,53g Mixed Choir ,53-'54, MARY ANN ARNETTE-10A 61 IOB Ad- visory Vice-Presidentg IIA 81 11B Advisory Treasurerg Intramurals Club '5Ig Intra- murals '5I-,52, Letterg French Club '52, Vice-Presidentg Susan-Be-Smooth Club ,52g F. H. A. ,53, Reporterg Clee Club ,535 Cheer- leader '53-,549 Mixed Choir ,53-,549 Carden Club Representative ,53-,54. ROBERTA BAILEY-10A Advisory Par- liarnentariang F. H. A. ,53, Parliamentari- ang Accounting Club ,52-,53. MARY IO ADAMS-Intramural Club '51g F. H. A. ,52-,53g Blue Brigade '53-,54. BILLY ADCOCK-Intramurals ,5I-'52g Fairway Club '51-'52. TOMMIE IEAN ANDERSON-F. H. A. ,51-,53, Secretary ,52-,53. TOMMY ANDERSON-10A Advisory Presidentg Intramurals ,5I, ,53Q Rod 61 Gun Club '53. JOYCE BAKER-F. H. A. ,51-,524 Intra- murals '51-'53g Popular Music Club '52g Samba Club '53g Girls' Glee Club '53-'54. BOBBY BALDWIN-Orchestra '51-'53g Intramurals '51, '53-'54. CIIAD BKKZS-SlIIl'Il,D Sta .I. DELUNA Llflff BOBO-Transfer from Lockliart High School. Lockhart, Texas: F. ll. A. '52-'53. PAT BARKEB-10A Br 11B Advisory Secre- 1 taryg 10B Advisory Vice-Presidentg Opera I Study Club '52g F. H. A. '52, Secretaryg i Nursing Club '53g Hillbilly Music Club '53g , Blue Brigade '53-'54. 0 r LEAH RAE BATLA-12A Secretaryg l 12A Advisory Secretaryg Intramurals Club '51-,52g Beauty Revue '52g Nursing , Club '52-153. an-X .xl BARBARA BOISUEHT-12B S6Cl'6fL1I'yg Student Council ,53. ANN BONDS-12A Presideutg Friendli- est ,53g Cirls Intramurals Club, Secry. IOB, ,51-,52L Student Council 10B. DON BRUCE-Band ,53-'54gStudent Coun- cil '51g Violet Crown Representative ,53. ERNESTINE NJENNYJ, BRUMMET- Ballroom Dancing Club '51-,52g Account- ing Club '52-,53. ,. ea JANE CALLAWAY-Student Council ,53Q Corresponding Secretaryg Band ,52-,545 Mixed Choir ,51-,54g Musicians Club ,51-,52g Junior Historian ,53Q National Honor Society ,52-'54, Extemporaneous Speaking ,51-,52g State Meet. TOMMY CAMFIELD-Transfer from S. F. Austin High School, El Paso. JIMMY BREWER-Popular Music Club '51-153. JO SHERIA BRISCOE-S u s a n - B e - Smooth Club ,51-'52. JOYCE BURRELL-10A 51 10B Vice Presi- dent Advisoryg Red Jackets ,52-'53: Blue Brigade 35533543 Nurses Club J 524 Samba Club 153g Tennis Consolation '52g Volleyball Consolation JOE BYRD-11A Reporterg 12B Co-Presi- dentg Student Council 75O',52Q Red Cross '53g Football Club ,51-,52g Maroon B Team ,5l-'52. Ex. .ll'ANl'l'A LAVl'illNlf CARLSON-l2A Advisory Reporter '53g Blue Brigade '53-'541 Girls Ensemble '51-'52g Girls Clee Club '53- '5-lg Nlusiciaus Club '51-'521 llick Nlusic Club '52-'5:3g Nlixecl Clioir '53-'54g Intra- murals '51-'52. NlAl'lY YVONNE CARLSON-Nlixed Choir '53-'54g Girls' Ensemble '51-'52g Girls Glcc Club ,533-'5-4g Musicians Club '52-'54g Intramurals '51-'52. BILL COBB-Sliielcl Stall '53-'5-45 Assistant Pliotograplier. jOlC B HN GOLLICY LUTICIA CASS-Maroon Beauty Revue '52g Red Dragons '51-'53g Royal Court Play- ers '53-'54g Secretary-Treasurerg Ballroom Dancing Club '51-'52g Drama Club l52-'53g Red Cross '52-'53. GLENN EARL CLIFTON-11A 61 12A Advisory Vice President '53g Advisory Secry '5-3g Football Club '52-'53g Maroon B Team '52-'53, Knight Football team '53, Letter. DERRELL COOPER-Science Research Club '51-'52g Intramurals '51-'52 JUDY COX-10A Advisory Secretary '5l: Blue Brigade '53-'54g Mixed Choir '53- '54g Bel Canto Singers '52-534 FHA ,52- '53, Secretary '52, Treasurer 524 Dancing Club '51-'5:2g Music Club '51-'53g Hillbilly Nlusic '53-'54q Intramurals '51-'52. MARY LU CUMMINS-Transfer from Holmes High School, Covington, Kentucky. GAIL DAVIS-Student Council ,51g HiClC Singing Club ,52g Astronomy Club ,525 Knight Staff '53-'54, Business Manager. we 15, .k., , VICKI DAVIS-Transfer from Lamar High School, Houston, Texas, 12A Advisory Sec- retary. o. J. DOERR-12B Reporter, 11A Sgt-.te Armsg Silver R Club T51-'52. JO ANN CRIDER-National Honor Society ,53-'54, Red Jackets ,52-'53, Blue Brigade T53-,54, Vice-President, Mixed Choir '53-'54g Madrigals '52-'53, Girls' Ensemble '51-,525 Bel Canto Singers ,52-'53, Girls Clee Club ,53-,545 F . H. A. '51-,524 Musicians Club '52, Intramural Club '52-,58g Intramurals ,51-,54, Letter ,52-,53. SARAH CUMMINGS-Ballroom Danc- ing Club ,51g F.H.A. ,52, Parliamentariang Susan-be-Smooth Club ,52, Variety Music Club '53, Bel Canto Singers ,53g Hillbilly Music Club ,535 Mixed Choir ,53-'54, Blue Brigade ,53-'54. IACKIE DAVIS-10B Vice President, 12B Co-President, Maroon UBU Football Team ,51-'52, Football Club ,51-,52g Red Cross ,53. RETTA DAVIS-10A Advisory Treasur- erg 10B Advisory Secretaryg Blue Brigade ,53-,54, Sgt-at-Arms, Girls, Ensemble '51- '52g Bel Canto Singers ,52-'53, Cirls, Clee Club '53-,544 Mixed Choir ,53-,544 Ir. Red Cross ,52-,53g Musicians Club '51-,52g In- tramural Club ,52-'53, President, Intra- murals ,51-,53, Letters. Madrigals '52-,53. ? ff MARY LOU DORCHESTER-10B CSI IIB Advisory Program Chairmang Maroon Beauty Rcvuc '53g -Ir. Red Cross '52-,53g Nursing Club '51-'52q Intramural Club '52- '53. PAT IXJYLE-10A Advisory Sgt-ab Armsg Astronomy Club '52-'53g Intramu- rals '51-'53. jAMlCS IJUDIJCY ICCKICRT-12B Sgt-at Arlnsq Master Singers '53g Nladrigal Singers '53g Barber Shop Singers Club '53, NIIKIC NIAURICE ECKERT-F.F.A. '53- '54g IZA Advisory 'l'rcasurcr. SHIRLEY LORENE DUNN-Transfer from Altus High School, Altus, Oklahoma. FREDDY EBNER-10A Advisory Re- porterg Science Research Club '52-,53. 'P A Aff' i, 1.3: , grv l e 1 ' N451 k . ,,- '1-4, rtxr, rib' 4'fe' 5. LEONARD YVADE ELLINCSON-Red Dragons '51-'53. RALPH ERICSON-jr. Red Cross 534 Motion Picture Operators Club '51g Track Club '52g Photography Club '52g Intra- murals '51-'53g Track Team '51-'5-1. 33 'v V X. 5' 1, v MARY GAIL C-ACI-IES-F.I-I.A. ,51-'52, Re- porterg Shield Staff ,53-,54, Society Edi- torg Knight Staff '53-,54, Society Editorg Mu- sicians Club ,53g Intramural Club ,5I-,525 Mixed Choir '53-,54g Intramurals ,5I-,52. MACK GAFFORD-10B 61 IIA Adviso- ry Presidentg Student C o u n c i I ,53g Shield Staff ,533-'54, Photographerg Knight Staff ,53-,54, Photographerg Science Re- search Club ,52-'53. BILLY GRAHAM-IIA Advisory Presi- dentg IZA Advisory Vice Presidentg 10B Advisory Treasurerg Knight Stalt ,53-'54, Literary Editorg Photography Club '52-'53g Intramurals '52-,58, Letter. GEORGE GREEN-IOB 61 IIB Advisoliy Presidentg Student Council I53, Treasur- erg Kortin, Korner ,53, Treasurerg Basket- ball Club '52, Sgt-at-Armsg Baseball '52, Letterg American Legion Baseball Team '52g Knight Basketball Team ,53-'54. SHIRLEY PATRICIA FLYNN-Girls' Clee Club '52-,545 Mixed Choir '53-,545 Intramu- rals '52-,54. VERNELL LOIS FUCHS-Girls, Glee Club '53-,54g Mixed Choir '53-,54g F.H.A. ,5I-'52. CHARLES CENTRY-Golf Club ,5Ig Intra- murals '52-,54. LEWIS CILLETT-Science Research Club ,52-,53. R. L. CHICER-Intraunurals '52-'53. j0IlN CRICCS lil-Transfer from Flor- ence Iligb School. DUNHOY IIAFNICR-IZA Advisory Offi- cer '53g 12A Sgt.-ut-Armsg Red Dragons '51- '53g lloyul Court Players '53-'54 Vice-Presb dent '54g Science Research Club '51-'52g Sgt.-lit-ATITIS '52. .IOIIN IIACOOD-Maroon Buncl '51-534 Sllielcl Stuff, special Assistant: Knight Bout Band '53-'54g McCallum Bu n cl '53-'54, KHAHIL COUSHE RENA FAYE CUYNES-Ballroom Danc ing Club '51-'52. DAN IIARTY-Photography Club '51-525 Roni Court Players '53-541 Assistant Stage Manager. NANCY IIATTON-Maroon Beauty Re- vue '53g shield Staff '53 News Editorg Nursing Club '52-'53. IUDY HAYES-10A, 10B Reporterg Valen- tine Sweetheart nominee '52g 11A Vice Pres- identg 11B Secretaryg 12A Vice Presidentg Valentine Sweetheart '53g F riendliest Girl nominee '52g Friendliest Girl '53g Sopho- more Favorite '52g Iunior Favorite ,525 May Fete Princess '58g Maroon Beauty Revue '52g FHA President ,52. RAYE HAYES-Photography Club '51g Handicraft Club '52g Opera Study Club '53 SAM HIGCINBOTHAM MARCIA IEAN HOEVET-Red jackets ,52-'53g Blue Brigade ,53-'54g Secretaryg Red Dragons '51-,535 Royal Court Players '53-,544 Presidentg National Thespians '52- '545 Secretary ,52-'5-34 NHS ,53-,544 Red Cross ,51-'52g Susan-Be-Smooth Club '51s Secretaryg Opera Study Club '52-,53. KINNEY HAWKINS-Transfer from La- mar, Arkansas. DAN HAWLEY-Photography Club '5lg Iunior Historian Club '53-'54. MARY DELAINE HAYES-12A Advisory Secretary ,53g Red Cross ,52Q Maroon Band ,51-'53g McCallum Band '53-'54g Opera Study Club '51g Popular Music Club ,52g Latin Club '52g Iunior Historian Club ,53. MARIANNA HEIL-FHA ,51-'53g Han- dicraft Club '52, s ig IJOIIC Yl'I IY I IOI ,I,IS-S1isan-Bc-Smooth Vlub SI '37 XIAIIGAIIITI' LUUISIC IIUOVEII-Ilick SillgLilug.5CIl1Ii'5l-.521 I .II.A. .53 .,,, , - --N V1 - , -. .. - - f 4 I. - - I 4- , - .... 4 1 , I . . - . t. . CIAIIIIIIC .IICAN QIOIINSUN-I .II.A. '51- P lnllunuirlsflub '31 33 lu lsruci In II'ilIIlIll'ilIS '51-'5I3. Letters. Glrfllllnl NIAUIIINIC UIOIINSON-IOA R IOB Amlvisory Secretary: lied jackets '52-5531 Blue Brigade '53-'5-Ig National Ilouor Society '53-'5-11 Ballroom Dancing tIIub'5l1 Ilic-IQ Nlusic- Club '52-'53, Treas- urcrg Opera Study Club '52g Intramurals JI 17 I ttrl .7 -TZ.. ,e EDDIE IIUGIIICS-IZA Reporter: Sliield Stall '53-'54, Sports Editor: Kniglit Stall '53- '54, Sports Editor: Ilick Singing Club '52. Sgt-at-Arms. GAYLE IENNINGS-12A Treasurer, I IA Advisory Secretaryg Cheerleader ,53- '54g Red jackets '52-'53q Bel Canto Sing- ers ,521 Girls' Glce Club 53: Mixed Choir '53-'54g Susan-Be-Smooth Club '52: Y- Teens '51, President. an Q , . +. I f ,I rf DELIA JOINER-Transfer from Temple High School, Temple, Texas. McCallum Band '53-,54, Majorette. SHIRLEY DEAN KNIBBE-Red Jackets '52-'53g Blue Brigade 53-'54, President: Bel Canto Singers '52-'53: Mixed Clioir '53-,54g Girls, Glee Club '53-l54g Ir. Red Cross ,51Q Popular Music Club ,515 Hiclc Music Club l52g. Musicians Club ,521 F.H.A. 153, Song Leader: Violet Garden Club '53-'54, DICK LYNN KREECER-Tennis Club ,52- ,53q Intramurals 52353, Letter. CAROL KREIDEL-Transfer from Ft. Stockton High School, Ft. Stockton, Tex- EIS. GEORGIA LINDSEY- ELDIN LOFGREN- FOY KNIPP DIANE KOENIC-Blue Brigade ,53-'54g Mixed Choir ,53-,54g Susan-Be-Smooth Club '51-,52g Intramurals ,5I-,52. BARBARA KRICK-Transfer from Monte- rey High School, Monterey, Californiag Royal Court Players ,53-'54g Knight Staff ,53-,54, Art Editorg Varsity Tennis ,54. BERNICE KUNTZE-Ballroom Dancing Club ,51g Susan-Be-Smooth Club ,52g Ger- man Club ,52g Math Club ,53g F.H.A. '53, ANCICLINIC LOIINIAN-Ureliestra '51-,533 I .Il.A. '52-'53 jOIC Nic-CILUNC-Student Council '5l, '53, Clerk '53, jliNNllC SUIC NIQLICLLAN-Transfer from Eagle Luke lligb School, Eagle Luke, Tex- zisg IQA Advisory President. MAHCAHET NICNANIARA-IOA 61 10B Advisory Vice Presidentg Posture Contest- ant ,523 Tennis Club '51-'52g Nursing Club '52g Hillbilly Music Club '53g Intramurals '52-'53, Letter. ii I Q , if RAYMOND NICCULLOUCII - Football Club '53. NANCY My-CUIRE - Student Council '52g Blue Brigade '53-'54g Intramural Club '51-'52g Tennis Club '53. INA CENELLE MARBURCER- Mixed Choir ,53-'54g Girls' Clee Club '53-'54g Y- Teens '51-'52, Secretaryg Tennis Club '53g F.H.A. '53-'54, Secretaryg Intramurals ,51- i53, Letter. MARY MEIER- 39 JOHNNY MOHLER-IOB Advisory Oili- cerg Intramurals '51, BILLIE GAYLE MONK-Red Dragons 513534 Popular Music Club ,52g Ballroom Dancing Club '52. MARIAN MOORE-10A 51 IOB Advisory Treasurerg Maroon Beauty Revue 523 Ir. Red Cross ,5I-,525 Girls, Glee Club '52g Mixed Choir ,53-,545 Ballroom Dancing Club ,5lQ Popular Music Club '52g F.H.A. 53, Vice-President, Treasurerg Intramurals ,51 RAMONA YVONNE NEITSCH - Red Iackets ,52-i53g Blue Brigade 53354, Treasurerg Girls Ensemble '51-,52g Mixed Choir ,52-'54g Girls Glee Club ,53-,54g National Honor Society Choir ,53-,545 Musicians Club ,515 Intramural Club '52g Tennis Club '53g Intramurals '51-,5-4, Let- ter. S.. .-- -'fed GLENDA MARIE MEINSCHER-Trans fer from Round Rock High School, Round Rock, Texasg Sweetheart Nominee ,535 Maroon Beauty Revue ,53Q Football Sweet- heart Nominee '53g Student Council '52-'53g F.H.A. Club ,53. BETTY MITCHELL-Girls Intramurals Club ,5I-152. NANCY MOON- IUDY MOORE- IOA 61 10B Advisory Presidentg IIA Advisory Vice Presidentg Bridge Club ,5I-'52g Popular Music Club '52g Intramurals '51. Nlfiiiil IA SUIC NliSBI'l I'-l i A bl llii Atl- visory Ulliccrg Stumlcnt Council 53-'54, Rc- corcling Sccrctziryg Cirls lfnscrnlilc '52-53: B4-l Canto Singcrs '52-i533 Nlixcrl Clioir '53- '54g F.ll.A. '51-'53, Sgt.-llt-Al'lliS '51-,525 Bullrooru Dancing Clulm '51-i521 Popular Niusic Clulm '52-'5i3g llililiiily Music Club '53-'54g lntrauiniruls 52. l'iAiil,l'iNi'i NUHNVUUD-jl'. liccl Crosx '5l-i52g liallrooni Dancing Cluli '5lg Pop- ulau' Niusic Clulm '52g ilicli Music Cluli '52-'531 F.ll.A. '53. CARY U'l i'lNC-Dcliatc Clulm '51-i521 Pan Arncricau Nlusic Clulm '52-53. NVANDA UVl'iliSTli ISET-12A Advisory llcportcrg Stuclcnt Council ,51g Maroon licauty licvuc '52g Sliicld Staff '53-'5-44 Tcnnis Cluli.'51-'53g F.lI.A. '52-,53, Re- portcrg Intramurals '51-i534 Varsity Ten- nis 'I'czun '51-'52, Lcttcr. Q5 r S f r f if fl f 1 I' FAUNElL O'DELL-Opera Study Club '51g Popular Music Club ,52. KENNETH ODIORNE - Intramurals '51-352, Letter. BETTIE FORD PARR-11A Advisory Ofii- cerg Cheerleader '53-,54g Student Council 53g Bel Canto Singers '51-'52g Madrigals ,52g Mixed Choir ,53-'54g Musicians Club '51-'52g Intramurals '52. DARLENE PAYNE - Accounting Club '52-,53. 41 SIDNEY DARRELL RICH-10A Advisory Vice-Presidentg Football Club ,535 Intra- murals ,51-l52g Knight Football Team '53. JEAN ROBERTS-Debate 535 Nursing '51-,52. JOSEPH ROSENTRITT-Maroon Football Team ,51-'52, Letterg Knight Football Team '53, Letter. CHARLES SACKREY-10A St 11A Ad- visory Ollicerg Student Council '51g Maroon CU Team ,515 Maroon BU Team ,52Q Madrigal Singers '52-,539 Football Club '51-'53g Knight Football Team ,53, Letterg Intramurals ,5l-,53. K gf aiia M. .Tum PATTI PINKNEY-Jr. Red Cl'0SS ,535 Pall American Music Club '51-'52 BOB RAY-10A, IOB, CSI 11A Advisory Presidentg 11B Advisory Sgt.-at-Arms '53g Intramurals 151, Letter. ALBERT RUELSE-Football Club ,51-,523 Maroon HBH Football Team '52g Knight Football Team ,53, Letter. VENITA ROGERS-French Club ,51- ,52g F.H.A. '51-,525 Intramurals ,51. UIIQIIRY SAI,CIIl'fIl-IUA ZS! IIA Advisory Oflicerg Student Council 52: Basketball '52-'53g Knight Basketball Tcam '53-'54. IO ANN SANDICBS-National Ilonor So- ciety '53-i543 Maroon Beauty Revue '53g lied jackets '52-'53g Blue Brigade '53-'54g lntranmral Club '5l-'53, Secretary '52 President '53g Intramurals '51-'53, Letters. Club Trcasurerg UB Basketball Team I I , .Q I, CLICNN SMITH- LETA jO SMITH-IOB Advisory Secre tar , IIA Advisory Vice-President Con Y' - i ' federate Club '53g Shield Staff '53-'54, Circulation Mglxg Mixed Choir '53-,54. ra RICHARD SCIIBOIZTER - Knight Stall' '53-'54, Art Editor. JOHN SHAFFEB-Student Council '53, Vice-Prcsidentq All District Basketball '51-'52g All State Basketball '52g All Amer- ican Basketball A521 Maroon Football Team '51-'58, Letterg Knight Football Team '53-'54, Letter Maroon Basketball Team '51-'53, Letterg Knight Basketball Team '53-'54g Maroon Track Team '51- '53, Letterg Maroon Baseball Team '53, Letter. PATSY SMITH- National Honor Society ,53-1544 Quill and Scroll '53-'54, Comet Staff '51-i53, Head Typist T51-,52, Club Editor '52-i53g Knight Staff '53-'54, Editor-in-Chief: Red jackets '52-'53g Blue Brigade '53-'54: jr. Red Cross i5I-,524 Madrigals '51-'52g Girls' Ensemble T51-'52g Mixed Choir '52- '54g Hick Music Club '51-,521 Intramurals ,51Q Bridge Club ,52-,53. LEO STARK- BETTYE JEAN STEINKAMP-IIA Advi- ' sory Presidentg Susan-Be-Smooth '51-,52g Ir. Red Cross ,53-'54g Intramurals '51-,52. I . IIM STEVEN S-Transfer from Schreiner Institute, Kerrville, Texas. 5 FRANK B. SYKES-IOB ISI IIA Advisory Sgt.-at-Armsg Student Council ,5Ig Ir. Bed Cross '53g Rod 6: Gun Club ,51-,52. DENNISE TAYLOR-I IA Advisory Sec- retaryg 10B Advisory Historiang IIB Ad- visory Treasurer ,53g Bel Canto Singers '52-'53g Mixed Choir ,53-'54g Girls, Clee A Club ,53-'54g F .H.A. '51-'53, Vice-Presi- dent ,5I-,52, Historian ,52-,53g Variety Music Club ,53g Intramurals ,5I. MARGIE STARK-Handicraft Club '5Ig Intramural Club ,5I, Treasurerg F.H.A. ,52, Historiang Intramurals '51-'53, Letters. NOBMA JEAN STEIN - 10B Advisory Treasurerg IIB Advisory Secretaryg Los Amigos en las Americas '51-'52g Ballroom Dancing Club ,52-,53. BOBBIE STEWART- HELEN STBAUSS-IOA Advisory Secre- taryg IIA 81 12A Advisory Treasurerg IIB Advisory Sgt.-at-Armsg Blue Brigade ,53- '54g K.D.V. Club ,52g Nursing Club ,53g F.H.A. ,5I, Parliamentariang Girls' Clee Club ,53-,54g Intramurals 51553, Letter. 7 . CORKY TUMEY-12B Treasurerg Rod 8: Cuu Club '51-,524 Intramurals '51, TRUETT VIVIAN- ,IANICNIC WVIIITIC-Red Dragons '51-'52, PATSY ,IOYCIC XVI IITIC-10A 61 IOB ACI- visory Iivportvrg IQA Aclvisory Presicleutg I IA 61 IIB Advisory Program Cbairman: Blur' Iirigatlc '53-'54: Nlixvcl Cboir '53- '54g Cirls' Ilauclicraft Club '51-52: Susan- I54--Sulootli '52g Samba Club '53g Ilillbilly Music- Club '53-i541 Intramurals '51-'5:2. A?-3 I f5w..tf7tJ1 I . W fl , I 1 ROBERT NVELLS-F.F.A. '51-'54, Presi- clt-nt '53-'5-1: District Secretary '53-'54. CHARLES NVERCHAN-F.F.A. '51-'54, X Vice-President '53-'54g Rod Br Cun Club I '51-,521 Football i52-'53. N XV. II. NVIIITE-IUB, IIA 61 IIB Advisory Sgt.-at-Arms: IZA Advisory Vice-Presidentg Maroon AB Football Team '51g Ir. Red Cross '52-'53q Football Club '51-1534 Maroon Football Team '52-i53, Letterg Knight Foot- ball Team '53-I5-4, Letter. JAMES YVIIJDER-Radio Club '52-,53, Vice-Prcsiclcutg Debate Club 51552: In- trauulrals '51-'52. 45 IOE BILL WILT-Student Council ,51-,52 ALCENE WOOD-IIA Advisory Treas. ,524 Red Jackets ,52-,53g Blue Brigade l53-'54g Science Research Club ,51g In- tramurals ,51-,53, letters. J t's A . Z , tx Q JIM SHURTLIFF - Varsity f Football Club, Maroon Foot- g ball Team 51352, Lettersg A Knight Football Team '53, Letters. JIM WYKES - Radio Club '51-'53, WILL WYMAN - Maroon Football Team '51-,52, Let- tersg Knight Football Team '53, Lettersg McCallum Stu- dent Council l53-l54, Presi- dentg Friendliest ,53. X: ARCHIE WILLIAMSON - IIB Advisory Election Iuclge IO WILLINCHAM-Los Amigos In Las Americas '51-,52. LEONARD ADRIAN WOOSLEY - Ma- roon Band '51-,534 McCallum Band '53-,5-4g President ,53-,54g Pied Dragon Players ,51- ,53g Royal Court Players ,53-,54g Parliamen- tarian ,53Q Motion Picture Operator Club '53 JEAN WORTHY - FHA 753i Violet Crown Carden Club '52-,53. will H UNIORS A 11 '48 Q K1 ... x M, , Q WS' ,. r 'J I ' 'f x-ff' f'iff 'Vg 1 5 wnlgf- 5 'ia 1- I ' QQ M f' 1 'Y 1, f W f , 5, k aw if , , Q, sew, ,I G, 'V L 1' 1 9' w A 2 x rf 2 9 B Q A ' ' 'Up :,,,,1 .. .. 45 f ' 52-adj 9 - 21: 5 ' W - , Q ,Q .,.,. V -, Q V n 4, ' 3' , 37 ,ISM ggi - JH? 'TA , ff, 3 3 Raef-+1 r FICERS Bill Allen jack Allen Carroll Anderson fl joe Baker Mary Ann Barnett Ted Barrow AU Ray Akin Edith Albers Jimmy Alff '---Q., Doris Anderson jerry Andrews Vic Armstrong '11 xi,:. 4 rx- -- he Tom Beard Charles Belk Marjorie Bennett iii X. s Su is s.gD Ai: ,. ,' . 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N fL1IZZ ,13ys.,?:g:, . . . . :: Sq.,g :anna-1-'.'.i1-.:r.':: . . :::: : :. eglvu- ff-mi by immy Mitchell Yu lizummu lVl0lllgOlIl0fy 5, Patti Moon' Q,-on 1 X. if Curtis Nvilscll Hill Nugucs - jim Noguc-5 12:9 K I E' if Frcclclie- Nlorisvy Carl Musick lolumx' Nussoul 415 Nlary Both Oliver Wiley Olsen .lo Anna Palmer K-. . .t if L4 H 1. 'Xt ff L fe! Jerry Peck Martha jane Pfau Glenn Phillips Marvin Ploeger Larry Mason Porter Dennis Pratt 52 s 1 Betty Parsons Marie Payne Charles Pearson Jimmie Phinney Lynn Phinney Roberta Pickle f Allen Ficedy Leoru Reynolds Ninn Sue Hippy fs Pricm- lloga-rs llarlmm Ronsi- Sllirlvy llouton V3.5 F3331 ,gif 5 1h '-El 1 'ffwi WTI: I 1 A Nr !3 'P 1 14 xi, +x J ,,.,-l 1 N -W' v' 16 i fi ii 41- Curroll Ritchie jcnnie Mae Roberts Lu Rue Robinson 6' , fy ix? ir if V' u l I I ' , 4 N f at Q Q. A lmiette Ryclen Philip D. Samuelson jimmy Schiller 61 jonette Scotch Louise Scotch Pierre Scott Robert Shelbv Jeanie Shumeld joe Bob Simmons Bettv Smith Bob Smith SR' g 1 Virginia Stanford Simdra Staton Lloyd Steger 62 jzu IN David Steinbach Nancy Stevenson llezle Stewart Verlene Strickland fi! ae ? :iw Strong lary Both Taylor Clycla Tr-ich XValtvr Tlxarp .l 1 YU, we, C-nl of 43' lg h ll Bill Swanzy .Io Ann Swvvt Clwvn Taylor 'Q 5- Fav' Y' X '44 ,if X?--vb f' 7? l Martha Ticmau Mx 'ff' 'Ni fyL6i1lllLl Trainer Charles Vick Dana Mae Walden Shirley Walker A1111 L21 Nell W6l76l' Herby Wilson VVesley Wilson jerry Winn jerry Young Melba Yount Pat Ziller 64 E ff 5 .g!i?', ,Q Barlmra VVerchan 'hi Yovene Yeatou Ann Rochelle Young Claudetta Young mmf W bali-I i'h gg nfiuui i i ii Y W I SOPHOMORES gas SDP!-IOM RE. Enjoying an after-school record session are Sophomore class oflicers, David Warner, Sgt-at-Arms, Greg Martin, Vice- President, Mary McGuire, Secretary, Ianice Stubbs, Treasurer, and Frank Weise, President. FFICERS . ,, ...TM ,,,. ic' ......,... : 3 I . ' A i if Jay Arnette Sue Arnold Ioan Atchison Dale Bagby , W, I , ,, , 'I' K XX David Allen Melba Allman Fred Anderson Eugene Ansohn ,, n -'tn 9 Judie Barr ' ,p l e li i M V ' nnnll g M A Babs Bartow ,Z A or Q' , . r nn ,. , ,, ',-. 1? in 1 Mark Beallblell .oln- f , . A ,Q Al Beezley .1 J, LEM A '- 68 , N 1? Calvin Baker Margaret Barker Mary: Ann Barkl Walter Bames Kurlvtu Hcvvriy Clyde Boiin Maxim- B0lliiillj.:il0llSl' Suzy Bowling F-I vw RTP G' ...H B 7' -.I john Cuinpiwli Leon Czunpimcii Konus-th Carter Ada Caistalcii fc? A -J Y' VW Q wr- Q' David Bradshaw Lenora Brockman Barbara Buffington June Burris P .ug Q51 ,kv N-qi N127 ' i wa-snr' ., yi 3 David Catter Florene Clopton james Cole Elvin Courtney 69 Wanda Dawson Zoe Ann Derden Carolyn Dice Kemp Dixon Roland Ellingston Robert Falls Beverly Felter Frances Fisk james Cox Sally Ann Crider Franklin Davis Philip Davis ny sy yi PM fs NZ ' D WP xl was f Q M 6 ,, . ,, ! KE l 3, r f fr Av D Xi , xg 5 i D r , ii 11-A Ruth Dobbins Allen Drosche Margie Duvall Laurel Dyer Larry Fitzgerald Emily Flachmeier Wanda Foreman Don Fowler 1? i urn: 'E-P I 'T-. N 1- TY . A 'gvur he lqw 5 , N .M X f Mary Ann Cooke Shirley Crulmni Lethal Faye Green llonulcl Clreen -I if 4? if ll I-Q. 1' 3'-L ' ll i ,-JY' N0 5 I - rw :qt -v , fu k, P- , if ,wr 13,-A . , 1. - 1. . 'i ,, ,. f .:. f. .I L: Y K, A , . f-- ' xv L ms. ' , 5 ll QR' A L ,ff n J rv 'X fra fi in if 'f ig Q , 1 x I X fi 'T zz ll 1- ' x .1 '4 ' ' - ' john Fowler David Fry Buddy F urgerson Doris Gillette ba.. Y Betty Hadeler Mary Dee Hagan Wilma Hamilton Ingrid Hankins 'll 1 Bobby Harris Richard Harrod Eddie Henderson Elissa Hester 4' -f B Joyce Izurd Joe Jackson Billy James Bobbie james joe Hanson Wilma Hardin Robbie Hargis Billy Harrell 5' 5 . Mike Hornsby Frances Hughes Dorothy Hyde Indy Irwin mr! lllvin Ann juliinsun Iflillllll' julinsrui ps ilu' qi lliamm- Kvrr N'Villm1-rl Killmigh 'CF' A U--.Q V Ag ni 4 5 3' Mr -J f 1 . wi 4 X ii I 'f ll 'C 'FI'-' ' Yay -:if ff X llr -l ,if .Y jolmm' Krieg -6? i ii. ,f K I Q r f Paul Kohler Pkllllllll' Kohlvr Bolu IAIBOIIIHB' l.imlzi l.2lllCll'lIIIl Pvggy l,iuiclzm N1-lliv Layiniiii Sliuron Lewis My gf! ?N Shirley Lowery Charles McAden Barbara McClain Frances McCloskey . 'mf If va Mary McGuire Neal McKinney Tom McMullen Harvey Mabry xy? if ' gift ifeffa if api. , C Greg Martin Q gr ? Rovcelene Matson :ll , Lewis Mayes ' A Lois Mayes ,r is i5T1T'S i . M ie ssss fl ssstitiaipapf' Y- rr Kathleen Moden Mary jo Moon Lorraine Murray Ida Melton Alice Middleton Don Mills Gloria Mitchon sw .JF Frank Musick A '14 Q 'P i 5 fy' 3' , Y V -rr L 5 WMM.-my Wultcr Naylor Rolrcrt Nelson Barbara Norwood Carol Norwood Bw if s.-f 3' 'Nl .,-sq U J If ., J X 1' K 'E I. june Ottmanu ,I r N, V' ll ' Steve Palmquist XXX., ,., -f D 1 11- k - onna ac Q g., N -QE Henry l,. Pcclc I ,J N-V 5 Murtlm Ann Pcugll A ' llelcn Plummer ' , R - Q .' , 1' ,-It-3 au, W V. ., Kv'g3.?, YM 'Q' . 1 ' ' 'm? ,- In 'll X r. i Sv l Iackie Patterson Martin Patterson if Q T Ev N- . .5 , uni QQ?- juue Pollman Sandra Polsky Ilo Porter Carol Raven -sq .. . QL - ' 'T . . 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' ,yup--v-'X A-s I 1 Nt Ca l 'OT I '1 , .N . . , '1 sf , A ' A as rf - 105 ,punk Jeanie Gray Sandra Hague Norma Hammack NVilliam Hammer Tommy Harrell Mary Hayes Peggy Henkes Phyllis Hicks joe Holeyfiel ' iiii . i 1 ,fun-ff A Q,X. 9' J- fly, H i i ef, -x 15231254 - 3 nil' 7 E1 Y' can Z I ,V ' i' - ,V f . :A ' X John Hollyfield Ernestine Huelwel Alycc james Faye Jernigan Tommy Kaspar Bill Kennedy Ann Kincli Lester Kitclic-11 Billy Knesel x i E a a a i X 4--.,., A 84 i I Q an G9 V 'J 1 ' i lil ' 4T:'!rn1s9 in .vm 'I -,I F 4 X I J I 3 ' 1 'lm Vkx' 'pf 5, f., Xxl., ' ' . Nr ' tl' K ' Kc-nm-th lmckvy judy Lawson Shirlvy Lawson Bni'lmi'u Lewallvn Inlin Mg-Annlfy K2lllll'I'lIIl' Xlcffzuin llllI'llLll'Ll Klclluiiivl Holwrt N1Cclill'lff' .1 .av T 'QE' fi 1 S ogy 5 Miki Mil nn Dikcy lk-ttyv Suv Nici Jvc fb - 4 . , ,lin 6 cal Q? jo Ann McMillan Ann McNaunan'a1 Cynthia McQueen Puym- Carolyn Peterson Pi . liz!- Dnrwoocl Phillips ,I-U , .fl Charles Loney Shirley Niciske - 1 v ,Y 3' eerie' 57 Z4 I gfifif. '221w,5w, l N 'ii z-1, .ig X, .i X i 3 Ig Salunclra Powell Tony Pulliam Tecla Rinaca Elizuluetl. Ringstafl Pmlicrt llisingcr Tracy Roberts Bmlmra Roeglin Betty ,lean Rosentritt Tc-Ll Rowell Pat Shepherd Robert Smith Sheldon Smith 5115811 Smith r 5,19 .iff X ST, fr www' RQ' Ellen Simon Sharon Singleton Charles Smith Kay Carolyn Smyers Smith jucly Squyres ,, , so xv 'lf TT T Yvmim- Staclx Suv Stamps-r Billie jc-an Stark Margaret Tampkc' Norma Taylor alhm-rim' Tll0lllllS0lI Dmina Gail 'I'limnpsfm Nlargarct Touugah- Henry Tumey 'vi YR . if Aff P 'R ky A X , .W 'i 1 J l i l l l .I s X5 Y i 'Www i ,, i' X Bc-ssic Walclcn Plim-lw Carol NValkc-1' Mary jo Welwr Eddie Williams jinx Williams joe Witherspoon Pc-ggi' Wmsliaiii Janie Yeaton Patsy Yount Peggy NVilliams N.. 4 -J -'-'7 A i M ALLU CC OF M AR VIEW RE XYWACTIVITI E S S. X Q Q 9 , w- 5 NI!! A' . gi'7af92zLf f ' C , I 'JW' ' 3 ., gh' ' ,,.1 W C-9 9,51 N. V muxv' If ,' '- ' Q 5 . Q A Q KN 'QW . '7fj . , ' wi W y farwzwr 'W' -1' N , .,,. x- MQ 5- Yam. . X xx , x ,M 1' -. f6Lz1-Wfilrllwjduf JM,- M, QMGN ffg id! 5 Q f QBf'7:!'WnRx V,-.I 'Q' Luf1nzy, XXX l ' fx 0 L Q y M-I XQW-.l Il Q A 4 fx rx .1 Our First PRESS CAP! Captioned The Show of the Yearl' the 1953 McCallum Press Capades went over with a bang during the first presentation this year. Under the direction of Mr. jim Collins, the show surpassed even the wild- est hopes for success and almost sold out. QAbove, Corner? The Wooden Soldiers work on their routine during the dress rehearsal of the show. Cliightj The Knight Beats and Mr. Phillips furnish the music for the VVooden Soldiers. 'M' tv, . I n , A f- 31 ici: SP5 , 1 if fa Q A if v D, his fi '42, P 9 l E FF ff' ng V 'F S an PRESS CAPADES fcontinuedl Upper right- One spectacular number on the Press Capades, program was the tap dance performed by Patty Voelkel, a sophomore student at McCallum. Dancing to a record, Patty was clad in black and QVGGII. Center - One of the memorable parts of the program was the part per- formed by the Minstrels. The group, consisting of eleven girls, danced and sang Climbing .lacobis Ladderi' and One Black, Two Black. Bottom left - The hula dancers were certainly fortunate in having Barbara Krick, the girl in the white hula skirt. to teach them their dance. Having lived in Hawaii, Barbara was experienced in this Held. The hula dancers were a very popular part of the 1954 Press Capades and helped to make it a great success. . .. . 'Wi' Below - Entering the stage at rehearsal are the skeleton dancers. Consisting of six girls, this group was the third number on the program. af? l w v s l flsower Ili fhtl-B -l ' l l f., 4 nnc tie scenes, members of the cast anxiously await the word from directors that their time is coming. C Lower Left J --Dc routine for the Capsule audience. in Dodson und Patti Xloore do ll dance PRESS C CLeftl That forlorn look comes into Mr. Collins' eyes as he glares ii t tl ' ien y onto the stage duung the Press Capades. Under Mr. Col- lins' direction the Capades soared to new heights and showed promise of better ones to come. APADES QContinued from preceding pagel M -'W A V saninwwiwwmsnwmn QLeftl Balloons herald the com ing of the Pretty Girlsw num her on the Capades. 0u'Fi'sEoY'5 WOODWORK CBelowj Edward Lohman Works the Band Saw. QLeftJ Hezle Stewart and aide are busily engaged in working in woodwork. fBelowQ Mr. Posey does some trimming for the class. CBelowj Albert and Wess do a little handwork in the woodwork shop. W Y -W vw.: 1 . Q K llznulicrzift Classes spent many hours paint- ing. lXlotlivr's dishvs reef-ivv ll drvssing up lu-rv. fliclowj All kinds of work is portrayed here as class gots nndcrwuy in the handicraft depart- mvnt. emus HANDICRAFT ,1 fliclowl , . g.. fx F Nancv Mcflnirv is husv at work on leath- Or goods. fliclowj Craftsmen work hard during class and the hours were swiftly flying during the timf' this picture was shot. -,,,....f Our First ST. PATRICK'S DANCE CRightj Chaperones en- joy chatting with students at the dance. Ninth Graders and friends blow up balloons for decorations and also enjoy sitting around during the St. Patrickis dance staged in the cafeteria. CLeFtj View of the dance floor as the attendants are busily engaged in dancing. Cllightj Time out is taken for a breather during the dance. Our First DANCES Cliightj Tho Bop is Cl0Il1OIlStI'2ltPCl by il couple of ex- pc-rts to 21 full ll o ll S cf during om' of our first cluncvs. rf, X. CAlJovc, Lt'l.tl-lJ1lllL'Cl'S find tronlmlc navigating during ll Woll- uttvmlcd ClilllCl'. fAbovc-, liigl1tjf'l'l1c Collvginns givv out with ll hot ronclition . of jazz for jlttl'l'lllIgS.n T r' QLL-ftl-Dvlu Joiner cspcciully enjoys il lute cluncc' with Glenn Clifton. fRlglltD'-clllflI'lGS Suckery, jim Brewer and clatvs sit or stand one out at thc Blnv Brigade formal. Our First DANCES i qc fmll my Donroy Hafner stops for a chat with Miss Agnor during a dance recess at one of the first dances. Above 3 The Knight Photographer snaps some couples around the Heart tree at the Valentine Dance. Below - AI. Martin Burkes and date Ann Olean- der stand this one outf, xl Above- Glenn Clifton and Delia Ioiner enjoy an evening of enchantment. Lower Right - NV. H. VVhite and Diane Koenig take a rest between dances during one of the first activities during our first year. ,ff illightl Coltes are hi-ing solcl at the tlalnee following the llmlllfy lh-vm-. Clielowj The Script Clirl is husy showing the tlireetor his clirec-tions cluring tht- skit part of the hz-:nity revm-. l'7 i W2-J 'N' OTHER . F HIGHLIGHTS 1 11,1-ftj Colleen Nlnthews shows the correct jg way to z1ch'e1'tise, Stairs Over Holly- wood. flielowj Indy Lawson is presented to the uu- clienee following the announcement that she is hlCcl1lllllll1,S Most Beautiful. X A Hunnerup Szmclra NlcXVilliams, Knot ' shown on the large picture earlier in mnuull is at the fur left. :H v' ,mb . l lv fBelowj judges at the Beuutv Revue show the clifficultv they face in deciding one of the 67 to he selected as Most Beauti- fulf' w- W,--wus. ' W a 'U 'L' N fBe1owj The Doc fLeonardj removes the cast from the Musician's broken arm While the Wife fjennie Sue McClellanj looks on. Our First THREE ONI Shortly after the holidays the Royal Court Players delightec an enthusiastic audience with their presentation of three one-act plays entitled HAPPY JOURNEY, ANDANTE anc STRANGE ROAD. The plays were sponsored by Mrs Lola Allen, Mr. Guy Bizzell and Mr. Iim Collins CLeftl A tense moment ensues as the Doe fLeonard Woosleyj tells Musician fRa3 Akinl that heill never be able to play agaix due to an injury. ,A Mrs. Lola Allen supervises entation of the three plays ACT PLAYS Righty on Dodson, jennie Sue McLellan and Leonard oosley show their anxiety over whether Bay lkin will ever he able to play again from scene in ANDANTH. keup room prior to the pres- : Royal Court players. u RY I 1 , Vw, ' 1 ., fBelowl V of ,' X A moment of emo- !! tional strain is por- !! s trayed as the son QDon Dodsonl prevents a sui- 4, ' cidal attempt by his father from another scene in ANDANTE. ' x Our First ONE - ACT PLAYS Strange Road During January, the Royal Court players presented Mc- Callum atrons a night of drama with three one-act pla s of which the following scenes were snapped by the Knight Photographer. CLeftJ Donroy Hafner and Marcia Hoevet discuss the plans for traveling the STRANGE ROAD? fAbovej Members of the cast pose for the Knight Photographer prior to the curtain on the three one-act plays. CLeftj Marcia's Mother QBabs Krickj tells her what an ornery boy friend she has in the person of fDonroy Hafnerj Three One-Act Plays tCont'd7 Happy journey A comedy in all respects was the Royal Crown Players presentation of 'l'lAPl'Y jouHNr:Y.' fllightj The happy family in HAPPY JOURNEY ride along in their imaginary car to scc sister. Cast and helpers of the play, HAPPY JOURNEY, smilc for the Knight Photographer during dress rehearsal. Clliglitj jill Schutzc tMotl1erj comforts son and daughter fjolm Hollyfieldj fLyneen Barteel after they were ac- cused of misconduct. h CAbovej Floats float by during Texas Centennial Education VVeek. fllightj Chow was good, but manners were not forgotten as these boys indicate during 'KB lunch. CBeloWD Cheerleaders use their wings during one of our close games with the Travis Rebels. CCenter Pagej john Shaffer and Gayle jen- nings find something interest- ing during the Christmas formal. OVERLOOKED There is always the pic- tures we overlooked until deadline is near. On these two pages we have tried to recapture some of these ae- tivities with the appropriate suhheading aoverlookedf' ls- m K, ,Xxx 5 151' -nik Jr Q4 f. lv,, .f -. T'n 31W Q neg ' AK y f fgew' f 1-Q xi. U Our First Representatives to I TERSCHCLASTIC LEAGUE The journalistic team of McCallum, Shield Editor Barbara Fuller and Sports Editor Eddie Hughes, entered in five contests in the Regional Tournament held in San Antonio at Trinity University. The five divisions were Headline Writing, Copy-reading, News Writing, Feature Writing, and Editorial Writing. Fol- lowing Regional comes the State Meet held at the University of Texas here in Austin. Regional winners enter the State Meet. Barbara is a junior while Eddie is a senior. McCallum High's Ready Writers, Patti Moore and Helen Strauss was another team that won honors for the school. Helen won first place in the district meet held in San Antonio, March 20. Her winning essay was An incident that taught me a lessonf' Patti took third place honors in the district meet. Patti is a junior and Helen is a senior. Barbara Krick, left, and Marcia Hoevet rehearse for the Royal Court Players, entry in lnterscholastic League competi- tion. They performed Lord Byron's Loveletter' by Tennessee Williams. Robert Falls, left, and Dwight Henderson discuss points of debate with Mr. Cuy Bizzell, debate coach, in prepara- tion for lnterscholastic League contests held in San Antonio on March 20. Robert and Dwight debated the negative of Should the President Be Elected by Pop- ular Vote? - ' .mr..nqi- - -1...-.-14, jill Schutze, center, joins the scene for more practice on L0veletter with Bar- bara Krick, left, and Marcia Hoevet. 'ifTF.A. Acnvn Time out for fun on a field trip might well be the motto of these men who are outside school leaming farming first hand. Dehorning a Doggie FFA members learn the latest methods of handling livestock. ul-I e ' l I o Hg, , if 1 , gf, K , ' t lgxlllgvllg I ' th d f C ld jx h 4' X, J FramevOErmi?1zl1lgll me O S O 0 X J! lu, l mm X we no Ag boys pose for a group picture outside the shop building. lBelowj 4 6 E J -- --f -' ' f 'nf' ' f7Vf '3' lL 4. 76'- YZ f ,Aiea- .f f X ,nf o i ,4 f f X ga x 4 :-- .S - Q f wxffgf! RQ-XX , f7 -WW ,NE ,S rr ffvgf 0 - X , 4 ofa ' f I l ' - ..., f' M 'CN .o K fr' ' on' . 1 1 4 AW , - - - 'N ,fx Z 'rss' Q? - -2 ef..--2-ww f u LN -u - Q xxx xy, If ff 10.9 X YA F ,X f-Q f M If pk ff Q , C S f 11 AV .Q X I X , ' guy Qsx X u u 4 XX X qijgf . X ' X , ,A E aj? i 0 , , p , PM 1 A, Ti, W r X I 1 I h1.,',i ' ,IL I f f 'f'f'ff . K j y y if. , X Q j y 1 If ' , gg--X N. I A,F,fQ' i, A 5 , W f ,,, . 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SHOW AND BEAUTY REVUE -Qngrgf 7 97F 'h'f'I9-L. ' ' - -1--,,' 'ffltfs fllightj Called from the cast of the show, McCallum Plll7llC2lfl0ll,S Hall of Fame takes ll how. l Our First TARS OVEI HOLLYWO0 BEAUTY RE Clseftj The Five Beauties, surprised and a wee bit shocked step out to claim their honor. tllightj The Airport buzzes with activity as the planes warm up for a trip to Hollywood. The Reporter is interviewing Kenneth Odiorne. i. rr'rr Cllightj The Knight Beats receive the wrath of high-tempered director on the set in Hollywood. fLeftj The Judges watch as Cay Maloy is presented with her number during the Friday night dress rehearsal. HOW A Smiling and lltillllllilll Nh-ih1llum's Host BC'1llltllllln .Indy Lawson is pn-se-ntccl to tlic uiiclic-iicv. I just coiilclift bm-liovv it. sliv tolcl i'vpm't1-rs following tlu' p1'c-sviitzltioii. slrew X? QAbovej Our A Cappella Choir gives their Hrst Con- cert for the student body during assembly. Hiffht K . 7 , N1rTXVortliington is presented with a sur- prise prior to his wedding in December. Clgeftj Ierry Young entertains the students with singing during assembly. Our First ACTI ITIES W Clllglltj Patsy Silherstein and Martha Hill from Aus- tin High entertain McCallum High School with a hit O'Pzmtomime. if X QTOPD Valentine Party nominees wait aux- iously for the announcement of the King and Queen of Hearts. fLeftl Nlr. Collins tries hard to show the cast of Press Capades how to look pretty through the picture frame chu'- ing rehearsal. 1:u1-gmfnvmnwun-1.1 w-, .J 1-. CAboveQ Duchess Linda Landmm escorted by Duke Frank Weise, sophomore representatives. fliightj Vicki Davis escorted by Will Wyman. Cllightj Judy Hayes escorted by Donroy Hafner. CBelowj Diane Koenig es- corted by VV. H. White. l Our First VALENTINE ,A N 'ff r 4. , wa 14 i Our first Valentine Coronation of McCallum High was held on February 6, 1954 in our cafetorium. ...fy W ' 101-5 N-,-vb 7 2 gh, ff? 'Cr R vliyxx 'N i 'X is , I ' wit? ORUNATIG lt was sponsored by the Art Dei purtinent, under the direction of Mrs. Lucy Bm-nbow. Of gi' .. C S N xx . 'a , I -ll! ' 4 .D ,Ax x 'N , ff- t . .Bb 4 0 I Q QAboveD Duchess Gay Malloy escorted by Duke Fred Niorrisey, junior representatives. Qlmftj Gayle Jennings escorted by john Shaffer. flseftj Ann Bonds escorted by George Green. CBelowj Nancy McGuire es- corted by jim Shurtliff. Our First F. H. A. ACTIVITIES fRightj A visitor from a professional Flower Arrangement Society tells FHA girls how to arrange Howers attractively. fBelowQ Mrs. Margaret Russell explains to the girls how the sewing machine works and how to care for it. ' 41 1 C- ,, Mrs. Jessie Smith is honored with a surprise birthday party by the girls in her Homemaking class. fBelowl Another lecture takes place on adding the professional touch to flower arrangement. 100th NNIVERSARY P BLIC EDUCATIO Education had a birthday during our first year of school in McCallum High. The entire school system turned out en masse to help portray the tremendous progress that Lfexail has made during the early days of Public Education ora . The show, utilizing a medium of parades, exhibits, and other types of exhibition was truly one of the most elaborate in many years. Some of the activities are shown here in con- junction with McCallum Higlfs part, CUpper Leftj 1. Handicraft exhibits show the art work being done in that department. fCenter, Topl 2. Homemakers exhibit the technique in explaining the purpose of their field in modern education. , wk '-.6 A 1 Vnf Y R -L Q Q A . 9 , J CUpp.-r Hightj l 3. A Tvxus Flag is he-ing innclc of crepe' pupvr as the jour- nalism dvpurtmvnt rvzulivs their Hunt. 4Cl'Ilt6l' Lofty 4. Pageant worlwrs lvncl il hancl in gvtting the stage ready for thv program. fflvntcr Right? 5. Early T1-xus is portrayed as Indians cluncc across the stagv clnring thc' pageant. fI.owvr Lcftl Q 6. Guylv -Ivnnings hnsily works on an nrt cxhihit for that clcpartrm-nt. fI.0wvr llightl 7. Mr. NVittnc'r 1-xulililivs ai physics cxhihit in the McCallum High Cufm-tc-rin. Q ff 3 N, WVQN, 151 ' r.a.f ,Q , ,'wF Q' ik .11 is 'Inn , 1 . .Q - 3 A v vs' QQff?f f fggfixk W .1 '??2 8 v I- rg A A 1- 5 A f 3 1 Q ff fi L 1 4 .5Q!f' ' 'H ik: ,KJ 1 pw cf :Fl ff H few-125+ee2i1 i eo in f,,fTif1E7 Iltllqillif , M 2 95 i ff X E f Aj Our First f i 1 BEAUTIFICATION if ff- fb f Q ,M PROGRAM iw- ,'QQ7f,,:QjA 1 , Our First trees were ?ivcn us lv .l!p5!iiM',3p,l V 4 the Austin Civic Clubs or the p ' 'I !.:Qi:,n'v1:l1'? . , X nose of beautifving our campus 4, 9. .,.l. L if I , , flfjgfff 25, f , lV,e9i,n,f 5g.QQE,4Qa,.N:X -44 - Our First ft y I TER-SCHOOL SCCIAL Kicking off in the important purpose of improving inter-school relations, the Nic-Callnm Snn:L.n entertained the Publi- cations staffs of Travis and Austin High in September with a get-acquainted in- formal tea. lRightJ Betty Parsons serves Editor Bobbie Burlege of the Austin Maroon and Society Editor Gail Caches of the Snnci,n during the tea. fi tliightl SHIELD Sports Editor Eddie Hughes entertains the top brassv with hand gestures and 'cgabv as Mr. Charles Sansome, and Miss Bertha eff Casey listen intently. Other SHIELD members are Clifteen Birdwell, Betty Parsons, Nancy Hatton and Indy Hayes. UQ K Leftl An informal discussion takes place as Leta Io Smith entertains Pat Holtzclaw of the Travis High Animal while others look on. I , px: Y 'P 15 .K x --D' - , 1 J , I am - w .ff 0 is 1 iv - , .pc my ' 1 .-'Q Q . ir Y 'I , ,J '1 L ' N .. 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UI llight - Two of the top singers, llvrliy XVilson :incl Carol Becker, turn in unotliei splendid per- formance. Another trip and nn- I .. other sign to put up. ..,. This time it was the Bryan trip. Left - Some boys must have their fun, and Miss Martha Agnor is the center of attraction. Below - The reacting of the time when the Blue Brigade wore pins and needles in their uniforms. ,..,. .ar A wunnnun...r-m-mm.4r -+1 , .. , sm.. . SNAPSHOTS . . . Claucing back over the Hrst year of MHS, students can some hours spent in ing a school. It is now now see on this page some of the hard work and tire- 'f 'm , CQ s Q f iwfj ijufd dent that such work has Off ln full. 1:9 J lf Y 1' - KX u 'I V-,,..fv- !'? At the climax of Western Day the judges selected Ramona Neitsch and jiinlnie Marx as the hest dressed Westerners. Our First WESTER DAY Even the teachers decked out in the spirit of the day. One of the fanciest was Mrs. Watkins. Everywhere could he found small groups of ranch- handsi' such as the group ahove. OUR FIRST WESTERN DAY In connection with the local rodeo, McCallum selected Feb- I ruary 26 as NVestern Day. All students came dressed in west- ern clothes, the two who were the most western heing present- ed with tickets to the rodeo. -Iiminie Marx rode to school western style on his horse. The meeting of the old a ' and new was portrayed in the halls as the cowpokes wore their work clothes down the modern corridors of the school. - L. X , E Q ge W' 1 if lf ki 541 M :L ' Q' an W ,x 5 2 if .V V' ' I gl' g fi N 1 1 Q 3 Us 'W K 1 -W W' y wi www k 5' an M 3 55 ' J .533 5 'S' SQ Jef'- 1 .We-, . ,L .fm 24 nf A X AP iQ!!! i STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES f' mf' 'i Executive Committee-CSeatedj Will Wyman, Presi- dent, David Bradshaw, Sophomore Representative, Martha Sue Nesbitt, Recording Secretary, lane Cal- laway, Corresponding Secretary, fStandingQ Fred Arnold, Sgt.-at-Arms, john Shaffer, Vice-President. Works and Projects Committee-Lois Shelton, Patti Moore, Linda Landrum, Fred Arnold, john Fowler, James Cantwell. Right- Constitution Committee-Mike Hornsby, Tommy , Campfield, Robert Shelby, Delaine Hays, Mary l Beth Taylor, Patsy Smith. ilu-nn-an-H 9- Social Committee-Judy Tyson, Cay Maloy George Green, Donna Peck. Our First T DE T COUNCIL As stated in the new Student Council Constitution, The purpose of the Council shall be the adoption of regulations for the governing of the student body, thc initiation of measures designed to promote the school spirit among the students and the welfare of the school, and the consideration of such other matters as may be referred to it by the principal of the schoolf' The May Fete, hVl'Stt'I'Il Day, and Hoot Moui' NVeek are three of the many projects sponsored this year hy the Student Council. Other activities included the sponsoring of the election for school flag, and the con- ducting of pay assemblies. FIRST ROVV: Barbara Fuller, Reporter, Fred Arnold, Sgt.-at-Arms, George Green, Treasurer, Will Wyman President, Miss Martha Agnor, Sponsor, john Shaffer, Vice-President, Ioe McClung, Clerk. SECOND ROW: Cay Maloy, Patti Moore, Delaine Hays, Patsy Smith, Mary Beth Taylor, Alice Kasper, Patty Lay. THIRD ROW: Linda Landrum, Donna Peck, Iudy Tyson, Lois Shelton. FOURTH ROW: john Fowler, Mike Hornsby, David Bradshaw, Charles Sackrey, Robert Shelby, Herby Wil- son, Tommy Camfield, james Cantwell. 133 9 BLE Clad in pleated plaid skirts, white shoes and socks, white gloves, and royal blue jackets, the Blue Brigade of McCallum High School proudly marched onto the football Held a1 House Park for the first time on thc night of September 11, 1954. Before this, however, the girls had aided ir registration of the students. In rail' and mud the Blue Brigade cheered the Knight football team at all oi FIRST ROV Cleft to rightj Rettl DINIS Sgt atA11ns jo Ann Ciidu, Vice-President, Shirley Knibbe, SECOND RONV htlltlltt Strickland Helen Iones Janice Stlong Iuanita Carlson, Gloria johnson, Pat Bultu Xian lo Adams Sllldll Stflton Nielbi Flught Delores GIRNIS. Nina Sue Rippy, janiel Hooten, THIRD ROW Io Ann Sanders Helen Str iuss Niaiguet N1clN nn n 1 Nhry Beth Taylor, Patsy Smith, Ann BRIGADE the district ganws and lnost of tht- non-district gamvs. Tlicy attvnded, yelled, and sold coke-s at tlw liaslwtliall gainvs. Ont' of thc- schools lnglilights for the- yt-ar was the Christmas Formal sponsored hy the Blum- llrigaclv. Tho tlimnc for the dance hold on Decvinlwi' 18, 1953 in tht' Nic-Callinn cafvtm-ria was a drc-amland. On january 27 the Blue Brigade had its first annual lmanqnc-t, wlicrc tho first svryicv award was prvsentcd to Mary B4-th Taylor. Thr- Blum' Brigadc- was inyitvd to march in tht- United Fund Paradv in Nl7X'l'llllJt'l' and tht- School Cm-ntcnnial Parade in Nlarch. The vntirc- school was proud of thc' lilnc Brigade- for tliv scrvicv it rvndvred tht- first yn-ar of Nfc-Callnin. llliglitl Mrs. l ranc-c-s Brongher-Sponsor XV4-lwr, Edith Allmc-rs, Anna K1-mp, Sarah Cummings, joy llarc, Patsy VVliitv. ,'Xllllt'flt' Nfaplvs, .Ioycc Bnrrvll. l UUli'l'll HUNV: Snr- Cidm-on, Yoyvm- Ycaton, Billiv Kanvtzlcy, Nina Fostvr. -Indy Cox, Diane' Kon-nig. Sarah Nfalonc-, Lanvttc Hydvn, Nlartha Ticmann. Kfary l,anrc-l Cray, All-one N'Vood, Dvanna Cook, Patti Nfoorv, Nancy NfcCnirv. NOT l'lC'l'Ulll'fD: Sharon llafnvr. Y X Q, 135 lag B CRightl Cut the chatter was a favorite expression ol sergeant-at-arms RETTA DAVIS. Retta was the work horse of the Brigade, running errands which were many and came frequently BLUE BRICADE Qcontinuedl An excellent job was turned in by all the officers of the Blue Brigade in their first year of organization. Their hard work was shown in the way the pep-squad carried on. CLeftl The ever smiling countenance of vice-president ,IO ANN CBIDER was shown throughout her fine work. Io Ann was head over all the many committees, and under her leadership, the constitution of the Blue Brigade was set up. She was an active member of the Bed Iackets last year. CLeftJ Both Ramona Neitsch and Marcia Hoevet worked hard tofgether to keep the Brigade rolling. Ramona kept count o all the money matters such as tickets and banquets. Marty kept the records of attendance and service. Both officers belonged to the Red jacket organization last year, sf' 'S . Q ,4,3g.'!ssf:- fa 5? 'W' U 'rvivg.Lr 'gf xg. I w ew M fy.. -vi y, if , 1 lk A 'f' - H I 1 ' 1 4 '- . . Q S! Ut' gx I , , s 'S .. 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G ail Gaches Art ditor ...V ,..,................... .............,....................,, ,... P h i I Ray Exchange Editors ......,.w .......... M elba Allman, Colleen Mathews Photographer. ...,.....i,.o............... . .......... ............... - .... ,... M ac k Gaiford Page Editors ,,..,..... os,..........,...........................,............,.,... L a, Rue Robinson, Eddie Hughes, Gail Gaches, Margaret Clapp, Jerry Adams, Betty Parsons, Leta Jo Smith Special Assistants .,...,E,....o......................... .....................,........... D eanna Cook, Melba Allman, Carol Norwood, John Hagood Reporters ,....o.,..ws ,............................. - ..-..- ..................... Betty Parsons, Geraldine Pilote, Wess Wyman, Laverne Jackson, Chfteen Birdwell, and Johnny Combos Sponsor... .... . .......r.. ................................ .......................... M r . Leedell Horton Our first SHIELD staff brought home top honors from state meetings this year. They ranked among the top newspapers at Texas High School Press Association in Denton this year as well as receiving top honors in the Interscholastic Leaglue Meet at the University of Texas this spring. Eddie Hug es won many top honors for his individual writings as Sports Editor for the newspaper. 1 . , 1. , .IV I L if ' - as., .PA wif, Barbara Fuller. ,.. ,, , , , ' nt. Editor ' :.f-rms '39 l We 6 'i f . . , .., A it Q X i. K 'N-Q s X- X Sq ' ' m-I ..-1 P XX Mack Cafford, Photographer Lillian Dodson, Business Manager Judy Hayes, Advertising Manager Gail Gaches Society Editor ,f 139 5 1 Q 2 5 Q, X 1 'Yew W'i 'Ji , f J t X if,T?i 3!!f iXZyYl R mfr If i V.z,A W YA V ik Q f,.A AW,,IVA A ,. J , L ' L-s 5 A' L '13 '?ffv!j 1i.V3 E 1 ' Q f -is V . W, Y J - W 0 ' Q K 1a v XXV V5 H f I Z wg ' Q ' 2 E Q P Si 4 ? 1 1? . ' -In ' V V ,, , E 7 sf., , A 'Q f 'E 6 l : 1 'ps ' 5 V K Q U S ' U u M if '-vw 'W s ,K , is f Q X 'Q T7 I v.- 0 ' g, 'fb' fl 3-xy L. Ag K. 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K ' ' . 1 m 2 , f Wfw--V ti ,Q .,A, fw w1,fL-sfwgf'--if 75-f, m L- t, M ,Ms M . , ' f ' 1 1 N f, ,,:31.W,-W K5 i ,g:..?,rifH - 153 Q 'if ,:..CIl nur. na.lA -Fennel Yshu. x?5 A lhili'-Yuhf L iff QL, T, f , mfg A 2 -..,, .Zi Wa Wi' 'Q Q i BAND OFFICERS w i i Leonard Woosley, President Below: Majorettes Herby Wilson, Drum Major Zoe Ann Derden, Delia Joiner, Linda Taylor, Emily Flachmeier in-sf fm afwwnmnn A Af.:.m1-1-.wr-N--f mU,.t.a1mw'wm1-:.:--- f z-m,-W...---amym-f ws aw,1-u.uwT,.,.munnn1n 'gg-mga ? F 7 xl Q 'a -'wr iq: 1113 V v :P7 ,f 'mi ' 4,5 ag I' 1 .. ii' 4 ' Y, Q 'ill if .sn ...wr '- ,v W li Our First ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Sandra Hague, Margaret Toungate, Delaine Hays, Nancy Stevenson, John Whittier, Marie Payne. SECOND ROW: Beverly Smith, Ann Callaway, Frank Musick, Peggy Anderson, Suzanne Browning, Don Bruce, Dwight Hen- Under the capable leadership of Mr. Frank Phillips, the McCallum junior-Senior High School Orchestra began to develop its organization last fall. The Orchestra is made up of talented students from all six grades. The Orchestra members were the bulk of the group that so ably played for the Centennial Pageant. k K .4 , 1:-rt ...VJ A V, .yi- N I-Agfa' 1 'Q'.,1'5' W 4 derson, Charlene Zimmerman, joe Hanson, Henry Peck, Billy Harrell, Phillip Samuelson, David Catter, George Franz, Emily Flachmeier, Iane Callaway, Alice Middleton. THIRD ROW: Wilma Hamilton. Mr. Frank Phillips, Director. 145 in is H54 l Right- Nlarcia Hoevet, Donroy Hafner, Randy Spillar, joe Bob Simmons, Mrs. Lola Allen, and jill Schutze watch Mr. jim Collins hurriedly repare for the San Antonio Interscholliastic League trip. Lord Byron's Love Letter, the play presented in San Antonio on March 20, won fourth place. Below- QL jill Schutze and Barbara Krick discuss plans for an on- coming play with Marcia Hoevet, President. Other officers are Donroy Hafner, Vice-President, Luticia Cass, Secretary, Robert Shelby, Reporter, and Leonard NVoosley, Historian. ff:-1. lu: 'ar' ' ' 'Hifi' N' ' Ik 5 X mcv, 4. -uf . e ' Vik ff Wg, L U , .5 2 ',: i .S .VZ -Eg :Z -1. -, 22-'QA 'QT' ,- The Royal Court Players during their first year of organization presented two dramatic productions. Last fall they pre- sented A Night of Drama, consisting of three one-act plays. The plays were Andante, starring Ray Akin, Jennie Sue McLellan, Leonard VVoosley, Don Dodson, and Marcia Hoevetg Strange Road, starring Barbara Krick, Donroy Hafner, Marcia Hoevet, and Luticia Cassg and Happy Iourneyf' sta1'ring Randy Spillar, jill Schutze, john Holley- field, and Lyneen Bartee. In the spring Annette Maples and Robert Shelby Co- starred in Time Out for Ginger. Other members of the cast were Margaret Tampke, jennie Sue McLellan. Donroy Hafner, Sally Ann Crider, Ray Akin, Leonard XVoosley, Don Dodson, and Carolyn Smyers. FIRST BOVV: Billy Graham, Gayle jennings, Frances Fisk, Sharon Duncan. SECOND ROWV: Peter Barr. Elmira Ferruzzi, Sandra Lanier, judy Cartwright, Barbara McClain, Bobbie Sue Hill. THIRD ROVV: Mike Carmichael, Sam Bowman, Sara Rockwell, Bobby Davis, Bettie Bosentritt, Linda Schutze, Penny Pojman, VVilma Hardin, Gloria Mitchon, Carol Ann OiDell. FOURTH ROVV: XVillie Stafford. JU IOR RED CROSS Left- Franccs Fisk. Secretary, Gayle jennings, President: Billy Graham. Treasurer, Sharon Duncan, Vice- Presidentg Mike Carmichael, and Mrs. Benbow, Sponsor, discuss some of the many important plans which the Pied Cross sponsors. The junior Bed Cross meets on club day but is not to be confused with a club. It is a nation- wide council. ln Austin, there is an inter-school Council. composed of two members from each junior and Senior High School. Q ' 147' ?f an 0 fe ,, -Q2-1 4 v,n. if ya 1 M f ig, we , 55 ' ww Y , .s, 3 e A -si -. r i Qi j uw Y ...N , 1 4 1:-.M Q M a . if V wixg i 1 E ' Hight- FFA officers, Bill Denman, Sentennial, Claude Smith, Treasurer, Robert NVells, President, Wilson Everett, Vice-Presi- dent, Mr. K. D. Willingham, Sponsor, and Bill Butler, Secretary, discuss some of the many activities of their full year's calendar. Three of the officers, Bill Denman, Hob- ert Wells, and Claude Smith, are repre- sentatives to the Tri-School Council here in Austin. Another activity which the FFA of Mc-Callum sponsored was the District Banquet, held at McCallum. Towns in this district are Austin, Taylor, Georgetown, Hound Rock, Liberty Hill, Elgin, Manor, Granger, Smithville, and Pfiugerville. -'mm r-uiunxuffmg-um -1 -1 Left- Bill Denman admires his Champion Southdown Fat Lamb. Onlooking is a buyer from Safeway products. Bill's blue ribbon was obtained in the Austin Fat Stock Show, sponsored by the junior Chamber of ffongmerce. Bill also won third place with another am . Other entries in the Fat Stock Show were Ierry Peck's lamb and Marvin Ploeger's rabbits. The lamb won eighth place and the rabbits won fifth and seventh place. The livestock judging team, entered in the Fat Stock Show, consisted of David Steinbach, Tommy Dean, Buddy Wells, and Maurice McConnell. Robert Wells, Claude Smith, Leroy Bowling, and Gus Bouldin were on the dairy judging team. Chickens were also entered in the show. ' Q . 4' wo- ' , , Qmx ff- ' l',P:-mi , - ., 55 A 55 ' 70' f '- Q' 3 ff N is f X W L g .6 -4 4 ga, ii 'R f xg V' xx 'vig if Q , 'f ff' , ff ' Q E 5 .er x l if X, ,wa ff 5? A Q f pg A . Q .XJ Q5 , Mm 5 .lf xg 4 43' F? 2 9 ,, x 1 4 gags ,ix . Q L. www ff Av W, 'fv' SMF 'Y f a lb umm IVIHST RUNV: Bill Swanzy, Delaiue Hays, XVilhur Killough. George Franz, Leonard NVoosley. SICCUND HOXV: l,armon Maddox, llcrhy NVilson, Billy Harrell, Phillip Samuelson, Danny Hull, Curtis Ncitsch. Tlllltll ROXV: Bordcll Ilolt, Kenneth Lightscy. K IGHT BEATS TIN- Knight Beat Swing Band, organized at the beginning of school, has played for numerous school func- tions. Variety shows, pay asscmhlics, talent shows, Press Capades, dance intermissions, North Austin Civic Cllnh, and the Beauty Revue are included in the activities of the Knight Beat Band. The members of the hand have put in many diligent hours of practice after school and at night rehearsals. The band has shown excellent progress this first ycar and already possesses music stands and a large lihrary of music. OUR FIRST Mixed Choir FIRST ROW: Roberta Pickle, Sharon Hafner, Nancy Gayle Wuetrich, Cay Maloy, Ianeil Hooten, Juanita Carlson, joy Hare, Martha Tiemann, Bobby Adcock Marilyn Preece, Mary Ann Coeke, Donna Lang, Diane Koenig, Ianice Burnham, Delores Burch, Judie Barr, Betti-Ford Parr, Patsy White, Mary Ann Arnette, Gail Gaches. SECOND ROW: Mr. T. H. Worthington, Director, Sarah Cummings, Annette Maples, Betta Davis, Yvonne Carlson, Anna Kemp, Helen Plummer, Doris Anderson, Patsy Smith, Ina Marburger, Dennise Taylor, Robbie Hargis, Edith 7 The Mixed Choir of McCallum High directed by Mr. T. H. Worthington has entertained the school on many festive occasions. They participated in the School Centennial Pageant in March and the city-wide Music Festival in April. In addition to making numerous appearances for the student body in assembly. the Mixed Choir has also appeared for the P.T.A. Albers, jill Schutze, Gayle Jennings, Georgia Lindsey, Helen Strauss, Ramona Neitsch, Connie Burks, V ernell Fuchs, Io Ann Crider. THIRD ROW: Shirley Knibbe, Eugene Ansohn, Dick Kreeger, Tommy Wuet- rich, Don Simmons, Ray Akin, Will Wyman, Phili Samuelson, Jack McCowen. Raymond McCullough, Don Magnuson, Carl Noaclk, Franklin Heath, Leo Stark, Carroll Anderson, Sid Rich, Al Beesley, Billy Alexander, Gordon Christensen, Lanette Ryden. Qi 5,39 .. S Siw. x Wx: i , i :ng . Q, H 5591? :wx 4 mf 1 X.: NN . Jeff. - f Q .. . ....,i . if wiirr gi if gl I i if? ' ' WE? 1 SS53- ' 25? ,,..4 , 155 SOUTH VIEXV OF GYM PERS NALITIES .-I! V In , wi , Q ' 1'9 I' 'I 'L J! f sf . I. 2 ,. 5. . , ., . . V ' wth-bl 1 ' . ' C ----Q -, 1 ,-. J ' ' -- 'Y , . , . . ,V 4. We ik, , ' 5-:IQ ' ,f . AV sh X . Q Ax A . Hx .K I x I 3 im' judy Lawson MOS T BEA U TIF UL Beauty VICKI DA VIS BEAUTY - - -jo Ann Sanders k 'f , M in 4v 5 wx - A. . , ' fgliiil Beauty SANDRA WA DE BEA UTY - - - Suzette Francis Q X Rf t 'z fl ' gfs. Q. FR 4 ,111 'K ',, g ' ' u V., ' J' Gayle Jennings Right- Cay Maloy Below- Vic Armstrong Our First CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders pictured in group shot below are le Barbara Rouse, Head Cheerleader, Mary Ann F Below- Barbara Rouse i .. .. I I 5 A or 5 , , , X. Unr clu-4-rlvudcrs hclpccl to lcacl our teams to their many victoric-s clnring tho clillcrent sc-asons hy leading our student hody in yells and songs which hvlpvcl to crvatc- our flue school spirit. ht, Gayle- jc-nnings, Vic Armstrong, Gay Malloy, 'Tre-cl Cmclcloclc, Botti-Ford Parr. lx' wg swa- I'QhAs.v.' N Y l I t r 1 i ai fm' mm wr me 4 1 . l Mary Ann Arnette Left- Betti-Forcl Parr Below- Fred Craddock KING A D QUEE Judy 1-lam OF HEARTS . Q Q, , vi ' .: .,:, , ., My gag-:gi av g: ' . 15 ' 5 5:'7 ' --V, , lv: ' 1- 1 am ,Q jf., -4 :' -' X 1 . 1, .e 1 1 'R 43 Marcia Hoevet ...... DAR Good Citizen 3 Our First MAY KING George Green ,Q-47 wi-.Wav-mv-www Our First MAY QUEEN fudy Hayes .? 'Cf Donroy H daM afner einscher Our First MAY F ETE KING Billy Graham AND UEEN NOMINEES ' 1 f-- F., . ' ' ' .. f Ann B d john Shaff Gayle jennin 3- 515' 1 QW? FR F fxrgg f E1-3 COURT Linda Taylor, Sophomoro Sam Gray, Sophomore 4 -1 vin, 1 Fred Arnold, junior 8- M X f Mary McGuire, Sophomore t X K Va, X N Lbs' BARBARA 'FULLER Whether it be in the field of journalism or Music, Barbara Fuller did more than her part in the act helping out during our first year. Known for her friendly leadership and outstanding initiative and devotion to MHS, Barbara served as the first Editor of the McCallum Shield and helped in guiding it to one of the stateis top ranking in the first year of publication. Barbara has also been outstanding in other activities in McCallum High School. Who s Who HERBY WILSON Being industrious, very dependable, and a capa- ble leader are some of the many good traits of Herby Wilson. He is always one of the Hrst per- sons to offer his services for any cause. He has served as drum major of the band, treasurer of the Knight Beats, and a member of the Student Council. Herby, a deserving student to be in Whois Who, will long be remembered by his class- mates and teachers. PATSY SMITH A friendly, pleasant smile with a flair for eflicient handling of a difficult job has earned Patsy Smith a position in the Whois Who Corner of the Knight Annual this year, As Editor of the Knight, Patsy spent many hours in devotion to duty in this connection. She has been faithful to all MHS activities during her iirst year as well as helping out with lending support for all activities. A member of the Quill and Scroll Chapter of MHS, she is also outstanding as a member of the Blue Brigade in McCallum. Who's Who MARCIA HOEVET Quiet, dependable, cheerful, and bright, Marcia Hoevet is certainly worthy of being chosen the DAR Citizen this year. Always on the job as the capable secretar of the Blue Brigade, she possesses a quiet calmness which has been needed this year. Drama is another interest which she pursues being the President of the Royal Court Pla ers and a member of the National Thespian Society. Inteiiec- tually, she stands out as a member of the National Honor Society. Marcia is certainly outstanding as a senior for VVHUS WHO this year. r , -32' -Ll , . , i , iv. , A I Ep!! ll! r 2' I 9.44: 'Elf-My -4 -mf' If DAVID BRADSHAW David Bradshaw's friendly and courteous manner and his ability on the football field have earned him a corner in WIICYS WHO. David is a member of the executive com- mittee ot the Student Council and the Football Club. David is everybody's', favorite. and no one can deny his qualifica- tions as a XVIICYS VVIIO member. WILL WYMAN I canit do itn are four words unknown to Will NVyman. His self-confidence, ability to get along well with students and teachers alike, his prow- ess on the gridiron shown by his all-state rating, and his common sense have made him an out- standing student leader. As president of the Hrst Student Council at McCallum High, Will has exhibited all the qualities that make him a dependable and industrious person. ' xc '-4 , 1'- 'L J . - '- , .J ,, E ,s -. I . . ,QL tw. .... . N 171 'lsr 'ti u..,n 'I JUDY HAYES Possessing leadership abilities second to none, Judy Hayes lands in the Whois Who Column this year with nothing short of a phenomenal record of hard work and initiative in helping establish leader- ship that has led McCallum High School to rank among the best. WVith untiring abilitv, Iudy has been outstanding in managing the advertising accounts of the McCallum Shield as Well as turning out first class work with the Girls' PE Department and other MHS activities. Who's Who BARBARA ROUSE A livewire of support and a first class leader, Barbara Rouse gave untiringly to the advancement of McCallum High during her first vear. She spent many enthusiastic hours in support of the school and its many activities. Although active in many de artments, Barbara was largely responsible for the successiiil cheering sections that lent support for a winning team both in the classrooms and on the fields of sports. Her many honors include Head Cheer- leader, Football Sweetheart, FFA Sweetheart, and Secre- tary of the Eleventh Grade. BARBARA KRICK This young lady is one of those fortunate individuals who possess the faculty of being able to do so many things well. Though Barbara was a relative newcomer to the student body and faculty alike, by her readiness and willingness, she put her numerous talents to work for the success of the schoolis activities. Whether it was dramatics, dancing, art, tennis, or just par- ticipation in class room activities, Barbara's presence was a most valuable asset. 1.manu Who's Who SHIRLEY KNIBBE Leadership initiative, and resourcefulness are qualities which Shirley Kmbbe posses. Whatever the job, she moves quickly to get It done. She served well as President of the Blue Brigade, a Service Organization in its first ear. Even before school began she was drillin the girls to a familiar one two. Other activities founc? her interests, also These include Mixed Choir, Representative of the Violet Crown Carden Club, and Song Leader of the Popular Music Club Shirley will be remembered as a capable leader by her classmates and teachers, well deserving a place in WHOS WHO, EDDIE HUGHES An ice on the typewriter as well as in the field of leadership Eddie Hughes helped put McCallum on the ma with his top-notch reporting! and sports handling urmg our first year. Eddie as devoted many hours to working up a top-notch sports de- partment for both the Shield and the Knight. He has been '1 faithful supporter of all MHS activities 'md devoted to the hl h school. In addition Eddie is in outstanding worker and leader in his church work with the cltys youth organization and will always be remembered as an outstanding leader with 1 smile for cvt ryone. ,., r MARIE PAYN E Best known for her musical ability, Marie Payne possesses various qualifications that combine to make her one of our most desirable students. She was an outstanding member of the MHS Orchestra and Band and a member of the All- District and All-State Bands. Marie finds time to carry on studies in a scholastic manner and to participate in extra curricular activities. WVith a good attitude and a working wav Marie has earned her place in the Knightis first WVHO'S WHO Column. Who s Who TOMMY CAMFIELD Tommy Camlield is a sincere and industrious student who is a fine, dependable leader. He has every promise of success. He has served as patriotic and civic chairman at McCallum. In this capacity he was responsible for two general assembly programs. His activities this spring in- cluded homeroom presidency, student council representa- tive, and participation in extemporaneous speaking. I0 ANN CRIDER Capable, industrious, and very dependable are words to describe jo Ann Crider. Whatever the job, jo Ann gets it done quietl and efficiently. You'll find her singing a note, whatever she does. Some of the many activities to which she ably sup- plies her talents are Mixed Choir, National Honor Society, President of the Future Teachers' Club, and Vice-President of the Blue Brigade. jo Ann is one of our seniors whom we proudly add to WHO'S WHO this year. IOHN SHAF F ER john Shaffer, one of the top 500 high school athletes in the United States, is a leader in student activities as Well as on the basketball court or on the football Held. He is calm, cool and collected in his position as Student Coun- cil Vice-President and in his position on the sports field. After playing basektball and football for Austin High School two years, john came to NlcCallum to be a top athlete here. john Shaffer will be remembered by every- one at McCallum as an outstanding leader and graduate of 1954. K , , yr ' . L .1, its :J , ' 'ws if 4- ,fl 5 fiffa 1,4453 , '.Q3rg,',1, NSN lv- ,M r. -gn, - 1 f f' 1 15 sw' . P1525-1 . sw . Q' -X '- mu ,un ' gy xfggff-:--:qw F2 . Whois Who LEONARD WOOSLEY Need an actor, musician or dependable all-round regular guy? Leonard Woosley has filled all these positions this ear in McCallum High School. With a knaclf for music as natural as breathing, Leonard has been constantly in de- mand this year and has willingly worked hard for different organizations during the year. He will be remembered b classmates for his friend- ly attitude and cheerflul disposition. ROBERT SHELBY Robert Shelby bears out the old contention that leaders are bom-not made. His emerging qualities of leadershi , coupled with pride in scholarship and empgiasis upon the esthetic, mark him as a leader among his peers and destine him for a place of importance in the future. He finds himself at ease in any situation whether it be scholastic, dramatic, social, or athletic, be- cause of his early acquired poise and under- standing of the world of people about him. ROBERT WELLS CBelowj A hard-working regular guy is an expression well-chosen to describe Robert. He has spent many hard hours in his diligent work to make McCallum High's FFA Chapter second to none. Robert has also been instrumental in aiding other school activities. Always with a pleasant smile, he is willing to lend a helping hand for all phases of school work. JILL SCHUTZE jill Schutze possesses all the characteristics ol the real artist, while retaining all the essentials of a genuine person. Her earl successes and praises of her great dramatic and, musical talents ave in no way dimmed her feeling of humility nor destroyed her desire to ever improve. Her efforts to share with others have added much to the success of the school's activities this past year. Will Wyman Friendliest Lad Ann Bonds Friendliest Lassie Our First F riendliest Boy and Girl The friendliest Lad und Lassie were elected ut the close of Hoot Nlon VVeek held between Nov. 16-20. During the week, everyone was showing their friend- liest smile. A 183 IH- lf M r I ff' SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Ann Bonds Donroy Hafner 6 'av if 445 Q..-0 C 1 O M4 J . B O. ' ' ,qt , cl ', 'I 0 0 L' I J 0 ' 4 .1 n r a .9 L fm 1 I N F 4 ' Y 1 Q Q73 VV 8 I 1 . 2,4 ,I 1 3 '-1+ v . 4 In, wtf'-M .vmzww , HA ' f , 1 . gf. 9 ' . -3-'J 1' Q QM, 41 f N A X ,Z .I qu my w: ,V +L V. ' M ' - J, v.r 3 ' W 'fl Q U44 4 S, 5,4 ffji, 25 . 'jk' SOPHCMGRE CLASS FAVORITES Frank Weise Mary Louise McGuire Ji V 'mf rv. 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E ' ,LY , m Q 'o P 'i, H ' ,Af I N 4 -J'Q', Above Patsy Smith Ed1to1 ot 1954 KNIGHT Above- Judy Hayes, Business Manager of SHIELD. 188 Our First HALL OF FAME Below- Gail Davis, Business Manag 1954 KNIGHT. er of Below- Eddie Hughes, Sports Edit or of 1954 KNIGHT and SHIELD. f 'ff-, N K Zz ETSU I I 51 fx 61619, Our First FOOTBALL SEASO No one will forget the historic first season of McCallum High School, for the Knights of 1953 placed themselves in a tie for second -place in District 5AAA as well as a spot on the map. The Royal Blue went through their schedule with seven victories and only three defeats, topping it off by taking the traditional Victory Bell after their defeat of William B. Travis High on Thanks- giving Eve. The Knights were coached by men who had that spirit and enthusiasm which builds a good spirited club. Head Coach Forrest Dutch Kline, a line coach at the old Austin High in 1952, was assisted by Charlie Munson, up from Baker Junior High, M. R. Davis, from Laredo High, and jimmy Viramontes. Truly the Big Four ha a lot to do in the way the 1953 season pro essed. The Knights reached as high as fourth place in tgle state polls, but when the district play came, the rains came and the once shining Knights found themselves another enemy-mud. When the season was completed, the Northsiders had scored 197 points to the oppositions' 135. MCCALLUM 33, KERRVILLE 0 This was the be inning as the Knights rolled up thirty- three points, holding Tivy's Antlers to zero. Johnny Brougher tallied two touchdowns to lead the Blue-and- Gray while W. H. White, Iohn Shaffer, and Albert Roelse tallied one each. The Knights tallied three touchdowns which did not count because of penalties. MCCALLUM 19, VICTORIA 0 The Victoria game was a hard fought, slam-bang 48 minutes with 90 yards in roughness stepped off against the Knights. McCallum scored early for the second straight time with Jimmy Shurtliff, Brougher, and White contributing with touchdowns. MCCALLUM 13, EDISON 20 The bitter taste of defeat was tasted by McCallum for the Erst time in history by the Bears of Edison who went through their season undefeated. Bad breaks by the Knights gave the Bruins their three touchdowns, the winning score coming in the final period. Brougher tallied both Knight scores-one a 76-yard gallop and the other a 49-yard pass from Shaffer. McCALLUM 27, FOREST 14 McCallum tasted mud for the Hrst time and had to come from behind at halftime to defeat the Class AAAA Lions from Dallas at House Park. Shaffer scored three touchdowns and kicked three extra points to lead the Knights. Fullback Fred Arnold plunged over to score the final touchdown. McCALLUM 32, CROZIER TECH 26 Brougher led the Knights to this victory, the fourth in five starts. For Tech, it was their first defeat and it was in their own back yard. It took a last uarter score to defeat the Wolves as the Knights defeateel a Class AAAA team for the second straight time. Brougher gained 157 Eards and scored two touchdowns in the non-district na e. McCALLUM 7, TEMPLE 18 McCallum found out that they weren't good swim- mers and the Wildcats, District 5AAA champions, sank the Kni hts 18 to 7. The loss in Temple ham ered the hopes of a district championship. Shaffer passed, 23 yards to Brougher for the visitors' only score. McCALLUM 13, BRYAN 7 The first district win for McCallum was an unimpres- sive score, but the Knights showed improvement in their passing with 198 yards. Mud slowed down McCallum's speedy backs which thwarted the ground game. Behind 7 to 0, the Knights tallied in the second and final quarters to win going away. Shaffer and Arnold scored touch- downs. McCALLUM 7, CORSICANA 23 Every break in the book went against the Knights on this dismal night as the surprising Ti ers scored a 23 to 7 victory and cut all hopes of a McCaium district cham- pionship. The Knights scored their touchdown late in the game with Shaffer scoring from the one yard-line. Again this game was played under rainy skies. McCALLUM 25, PALESTINE 7 Nothing-no nothing-could stop McCallum in Pales- tine as the Knights scored their most impressive victory of the season. The Wildcats were one to two touchdown favorites, but Shurtliff, Shaffer, Brougher, Joe Rosentritt, Will and Wess Wyman, Arnold, Lyndon Crider, and W. H. White all chipped in for the well earned victory. Brougher kicked McCallum's first field goal late in the first half. McCALLUM 21, W. B. TRAVIS 20 The surprising Rebels fought to a 13 to 7 halftime lead in this annual grudge game at House Park before a full house, but the Knights caught fire in the second half and took home the victory bell. The victory gave McCallum a tie for second place with Palestine and Corsicana. Shaffer scored two touchdowns and Arnold scored once while Brougher booted three extra points to win the game. Gaining All-District for McCallum were Will and Wess Wyman, Joe Rosentritt, and johnny Brougher while W. H. White, Fred Arnold, and John Shaffer, the districtis leading scorer, made the second All-District team. Both Will and Wess Wyman, the twin-terrors of District 5AAA, made All-State on one poll, while Wess made honorable mention on another. Our First COACHI G TAFF Always, the coaching staff is a hard workin Y team who puts hours of their priceless time into work in producing a team of which a student body is proud. Not to be denied, the McCallum football coaching staff consisting of head coach Forrest Kline, and assistants Charlie Munson, Milford Davis, and jimmy Vira- montes, produced a club that the student body as well as the players themselves were proud of. Below are two boys that spent much of their time in keeping up the equipment and other jobs that are needed to be done to keep the team rolling. They are student managers David Allen and Kelton Reynolds. Congratulations to those who did their jobs well. 8-'Wt .H Our First ALL-STATE McCallum's gridiron Twin Terrorsf' Will and Wess Wyman, received top honors for the Knights when they received All-State honors. It was the Hrst time in Class AAA history that two brothers had received the top honor together. Both Wy- mans, along with another lineman of another high school, tied for the honor of top Class AAA linemen of the year. Other top honors received by Mcf Callunfs colorful twins were All-City first-string and both offensive and defensive All-District teams. A ,ef x... , at l Wess Wyman Guard ' 3-Letterman First All-District First All-State ,Q 192 Both Wymans have been outstanding at the tackle positions during the time that the Knights were compiling a 7-won and 3-lost record. They will be well remembered in the Knights' beginning year in football competition. h . ,. Cf, f . Will Wyman Guard 3-Letterman First All-District First All-State Our First ALL-DISTRICT johnny, one of the seven returning lettermen, was the leading Blue-and-Cray ball carrier, averaging close to seven yards per carry. He was the second- highest scorer for the Knights with 52 points. Brougher was the speed merchant for McCallum, playing defensive safetv as well as his offensive position. Brougher holds the record for the long- est run, 76 yards against the Crozier Tech club in Dallas. johnny Brougher 2-Letterman First All-District L5 .L K .Ioe was another main-stay in the big McCallum line. His downfield blocking allowed his backs to some long gains which featured the season for Mc- Callum. Rosentrittis outstanding hustle at the tackle position earned him an All-City rating also. When Big joe hit an opposing player, you could hear the be-fallen player mumble, Truck number 74 x 1 Q ,W 4 , -M V NX Qi r XY Q 'x f arf, joe Rosentritt Tackle 2-Letterman First All-District john Fowler Tackle ,M-W ff' N XV. H. VVhite l End 2-Letterman Second All-District NlCCRllll1l1,S 19 to 0 conquest of x7lCt0l'lLllS Stingurees early in the Season had plays which were reeled off like this one of Quarterback john Shaffer. which led to a touchdown ll few plays later. Throwing an interference for Shaffer are johnny Brongher and W'ess Vvylllklll. Dick Maxwell 1 Letter mrm ik Doyle Ficklc- Cvntvr Um- ot tht- lnuxlm-st-lmiglrt garmin-s for thc- Knights in their first your was the Travis game on Thanksgiving ICN- night, Slmwn ht-low ul' NIL-Czillum uw XV. ll. XVhitc, -Iimmy Shurtliff, Clmrlcs SilClCI'l'y, Bohhy Smith, :xml lframlt XVvis1-, .Al N N s 1 by 1 il X 1 ir gf., X gr David Bradshaw ' I Highlighting runs were frequent during our Hrst year. HB l Above is the final yard of Iohn Shaffer's 37-yard gallop in ,svn the Corsicana game. J V Z Clyde Boling HB Q Leftj Irvin Rawls Tackle Crightj l O1 .. 1-,V f...,. v jay Hawley End 1-Letterman so ,- 1 ff fl f. J r L,-if i ' 'iw-N W R. Sid Rich FB j1mmy Shurtllfi HB 2-Letterman Second All-District v 5 , 3 'Ig in 41--' g ' B , AM ., 5 A .. ' .J . .1 .. og Jin , j nv 4 41335 W' k B , Fred Arnold FB 1-Letterman ,W J, ' s k,, Q E K E ww . . V , 1 , ,, . . I f 1 . x o' Q. A fm- ,A if ed f f -.. !,g':5J' L 'A L . , - V sr, Y H N gui- J 'f1f,,,Y-i2',,-' 'M' ::fw1'1-1, fr' we .Q f Y .' 4- ..'1Ti5:F14'7 TZ f'? ?5Q',.,I fa' 4 ' Q ,. we .,A, .,,, .rm -, - , -4? 1f'1ff'2'?f9,,f4fi5'- B -I immy Schiller HB Second All-District 1-Letterman Robert Brown End - im ' wx. my .ary 3 I 198 Teddy Henderson Guard , fe S 1-Letterman ' ' Q Left? '-HWW in 'V ...Z ., Bobby Smith QB S B S . 1-Letterman L wwfn Wight? S - 1 aww, ,,. 5. ,, , . . . A iff :s+xw,,, , ' 51: . fy, ew . - ily.,-,,-1 'f .-A ,, ., - Q ...Ng-tv.: ...Q-L Ou thc loosc- tor tht- Nlcllnllum Knights is Hulfback jimmy Shurtliff in thc- Corsiczum gaunc at muddy House Park. ShurtliH's driving runs throughout thc- sc-ason pic-kvd up nvvdvd yardage time after timv. ' Q N L john Shaffer QB 2-Letterman Second All-District 1-5 4, ...v- . --01 - ,-yn no 1:1-ft,5 S-, 1 K Qnbw , 1 . L jimmy Nlitcholl QB l-I,c-ttm-rumul 0 Pierre Scott Guard fl Glenn Clifton Tackle 1 -Letterman Here Halfback johnny Brougher goes after an- other john Shaffer pass in the Travis game. Despite boys like Ronnie Spillar 4441 of the Rebels, the Knights ended their season with an exciting 21 to 20 victory, and a tie for second place in District 5-AAA. Lyndon Crider Center 1-Letterman Tommy Forrester Center N'lcCalln1n Halfback johnny Brougher tallies the Knights' sec- ond touchdown against Victoria in their non-district win. Giving a helping hand in the blocking is Ctxlltfhl' Lyndon Crider. F rank NVeisv FB 1- Le ttermun x Y - 4 W I I F T' 1 i I 1 f 1 ' 4 O' u r vi. , j 201 :YL P- . fs' - a,. - ir: QF.-il-'Z-. x , ' . 2 2 CBGIOWD ?' V f Below J .I0hYmY Ke1medY t l David Warner End ' Guard 'wwf t e I Above J Bubba Smith Tackle 1 -Letterman mf A? M.. :Lf A-ii llcrry Andrews End l-Lvttvrmaln Q I,vfU Churlvs Suckrvy End I -Lcttormnn f Rightj Lynn Phumey Tackle 1 L0t'tern11n Albert Roelsv End 1-Letterman 203 Our First 'B' Team Football CLeft to Rightj FIRST ROW: Jimmy Mabry, Billy james, Lloyd Steger, Price Rogers, Hezle Stewart, Bill Allen, SECOND ROW: Tom McMullen, james Basen, Bobby Beaubien, Lloyd Peterson, William Butler, THIRD ROW: Don Dodson, Henry Driggs, Allan Kalitta, Greg Martin, FOURTH ROW: David Fry, David Stienbach, Iames Cole, Errol King, Tim Roche, Larry F itzgerald, FIFTH ROW: Asst. Coach Viramontes, Andrew' Becker, Calvin Becker, Fred Anderson, Jackie Allen, Henry Rayes, Coach Davis. Season's Results McCallum 'B' Opponents 0 Waco B .. L...... .... 5 1 13 Travis B ...,,o.. ., .... 0 0 S. F. Austin B .o,,,, 13 12 S. F. Austin B ,...., .L,. 2 6 0 Bryan B ....,o...,.L. 14 12 Edison B ,s...,., 0 13 Boerne ........ ....... 4 0 12 Travis B ..... o,o. s.,s . . .. 19 62 E ? Our First District Champions QLeft to Rightj john ShaHer, Freddie Morrisey, LaRue Robinson, Robert Brown, jay Hawley, jerry Andrews, George Green, jimmy Mitchell, Jay Arnette, Allen Reedy, Fred Arnold, jerry Salcher, and Coach Viramontes. INDIVIDUAL SEASON SCORING Player G FG FTA FTM TP AVG. john Shaffer cc.,.cii. ...,s., 2 2 132 129 65 329 15.0 jay Hawle ...........c..1 .,c.,.. 2 2 87 157 106 280 12.7 LaRue Robinson .1..,,.. 1i11.,. 2 0 72 62 44 188 9.4 George Green ,111....., .,...,i 2 0 29 46 26 84 4.2 jay Arnette .....,...1,..,..., c...... 2 1 24 30 16 84 4.0 Freddie Morrisey i.i1.,.. ,...,,, 1 5 30 19 8 68 4.5 jerry Salcher ..,.....11,.. ...,,ci 2 1 22 41 19 63 3.0 Jerry Andrews c,.... .. .,,,.., 17 17 22 12 46 2.7 Robert Brown ,...r,, ,c,c,,, 1 3 10 19 10 30 2.3 Allen Reedy .,......, .,.v,,, 1 4 8 19 8 24 1.7 Jimmy Mitchell ...,...,, 8 2 8 6 10 1.3 Fred Arnold .v....,,. 9 3 9 3 9 1.0 206 1' is-K, ,Y , V3 1 6 +A s N Q , I ,I X 'x.A A 'N.- . S 'F 5 . 5' 1 W v Q K. dr 4 1 as I 'X 2 I, ...b-.Fv--r- 41.1-' 4. I , gg 231: ., bo v' , A I N 1 Q' X-9 ,SS ,f ' Ms x I fl! 4? N s 5 s N VVhen Coach jimmy Viramontes took over the reins of the McCallum basketball team, he faced the problem: 'The Knights are tall, but is that allP,i He had only one returning letterman, All-Stater John Shaffer, plus some experienced hands from the Austin Bw team. Viramontes had six men over six feet in height, and several just reaching the six-foot mark. No one could deny that he had the tall men. But what could tall men do if they had no experience? The experts won- dered. So the Knights strode through their schedule, win- ning 14 and losing only 5, and capturing the District 5AAA championship with a 9-1 record. And with the championship tucked under their belts, the Knights went into a bi-district playoff with Galena Park. Galena Park, who later went to the State Basketball Tournament and lost the State AAA championship, defeated the valiant Knights, two games to one, win- LaRue Robinson 117D and George Green battle ning the clincher in the S. F. Austin gym, 75 to 69. with Norman Giles for a rebound in the second The loss gave the Knights an overall season record of game of the bi-district series, 15 wins and 7 losses. No doubt the Knights set a goal for the team in future years to match or conquer. McCallum opened their schedule with three straight victories before they bowed to the S. F. Austin Nlaroons. The Maroons handed the Knights three of their five defeats in regular play. Viramontes' towering Knights slammed Concordia in their opener in the McCallum gym, 62 to 31, and whipped St. Edis Tigers in the St. Edwards gym, 56 to 35, after McCallum had led by only one point at halftime. The Knights traveled to San Marcos, and edged the Rattlers, 45 to 44, on Jerry Salcheris two free throws in the final 15 seconds. However, the Maroons put a stop to their winning streak with a 48 to 42 victory, scoring 23 points in the third quarter after the Knights had led at halftime, 19-to-14. LaRue Robinson was high point man with 18 points, followed by john Shaffer's 13 points. In the second meeting with the Maroons in the S. F. Aus- tin gym, the Knights rallied for 19 points in the Hnal quarter, but suffered a 56 to 53 defeat. jay Hawley captured high point honors for the Knights with 17 points, while Shaffer and Robinson had 14 and 11 points respectively. Another two points go in the basket for the Knights as McCallum and Galena Park battle for the State Tournament in their bi-district series. Left - Nc-xt cnunc- thc- Sun Antonio ln- vitutioiml Tournamcnt whcrf- the Knights it-ll, 59 to 56, to Alamo llcights who won tht- State- AAA championship. liohinson collc-ctc-cl I6 points clcspitc- the loss. Ncvcr- thc-lm-ss, Nic-Culluin gziint-cl rc-vc-ngc for tht- loss in tht-ir final non- rlistrict gzunc lx-forc tht- confc-rcncc play he-gun. Vllllllllllfl hy four points alt hulftiuic, tht- Knights hit for I9 uncl I7 points in the thircl :incl fourth pt-riocls n-spa-ctivc-ly to tnkc at thrilling 63 to 58 victory. Slmllk-r took high point honors with QI points auul llolminson followccl with 20 countc-rs. 'I'lu- Knights also plnyt-cl liclgc-wood of Sun Antonio, following thcir alt-fi-ut in tht- A. 'll0Ill'IlllIll0llt. uncl conqucrccl the-ir foe-. 72 to 58, with Sllllll-CI' contrihuting 44 points for tht- CQIIISC. Slmflc-r's 21 fix-lcl goals is prohnlmly ll stutc rt-coral. 'llhcn tht- tall Knights t'lltt'I'i'll tht- clistrict l'1lCl' with Corsi- caum, wulloping tht- Tigc-rs, T5 to 52, with jay lluwlcy scoring 23 points. llowc-vcr. xlgfllllllllll took Rl tc-rrihlc shaking hy tht- Truvis lit-ln-ls for tht-ir only tlistrict cle-fc-ut. The Knights took it on tht- chin, 48 to 35, with Sllllil,t'l'lS l5 points going for naught. 'll-niplc caunc nt-xt, auul, lt-tl hx' lluwlc-y's 17 points, tht- Knights fought hack into tht- ruct- with ll 59 to 42 triumph. 'l'mvt-ling up to Palm-stiiu-, Xictlulliun turnc-tl from thc-ir usual high scoring oflcnsc to il tight cl:-fc-lisc uncl lu-lcl tht- XViltlC11tS to 29 points whilm- Ilaiwlc-y uncl Slizlflcr lf-cl thc Knights to 45 points. Thx- lVilclc:1ts scorn-cl only two points in tht- fourth quzutcr. lust one of those- hack-lulnclccl shots hy Robinson in thc- Bryan game- hcforc ll packed housc. Lf-tt - Salcher C105 goes in for two points in th c Palestine gamt- as Green looks on. Below- Let,s play like- ll wind- millf, Ancl so Green and Hawley contributt- their talent. Arnette and Shaffer both go after a rebound with Hawley coming in to help. 212 Bryan's Broncos came to Austin supporting a 3-0 rec- ord and hoping to strengthen their district lead. But a packed McCallum Gym gave the Broncs the jitters, and McCallum walked off with an easy 43 to 30 victory. The bright feature was the holding of Bryan to one point in the second quarter. Entering the second half of the district race, the Knights romped over Gorsicana, 64 to 44, Hawley tally- ing 15 points to keep the Northsiders in a tie with Bryan for the lead. Travis came stalking into the McCallum Gym, hoping to sink the Knights out of the conference leadership. Though McCallum trailed by 21 to 19 at halftime, they rallied quickly to whip the Rebels, 46 to 35, Hawley continued his hot scoring pace which led him to the district scoring championship with 16 points. Shaffer tallied 14 points to follow. Templeis VVildCats put a scare into the Knights in the VVildcat Gym before McCallum took off with a tingling 50 to 47 victory. Shaffer's 22 points were good for high-point hon- ors. A stall by Hawley and Salcher preserved the vic- tory. The following game was a March of Dimes benefit game with the Austin Ma- roons. But again, the Dis- trict GAAAA runnerups de- feated the Knights, 47 to 41, despite Shaffer's 19 points. The top victory of the year came to the Knights in Bryan when jimmy Ver- montes, club defeated the Two points by Morrisey in the Gorsicana game as Fred Arnold comes in to assist. 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Ike Taylor led the B team scorers with 152 points. Our First BASEB LL TEAM Coach Charlie Munson molded an inexperienced baseball nine of only one letterman to a club which went through their non-district schedule undefeated and should go a long ways in district play. George Green, the only letterman for Munson, and his splendid hitting pulled the Knights through tough contests. Righthanders Greg Martin and LaRue Robinson itched fine ball for the Knights, Martin winning thiree of the five wins re istered in non- district play. McCallum opened with a 5 to 4 victory over Luling in the o ener, then blanked Adamson by 3 to 0. The Kniglits defeated Concordia twice, 7 to 2, and continued their winnin streak with a surprising 10 to 6 triumph over the Tlouston cham- pions, Reagan. McGallum,s jimmy Mitchell reaches first base on a clean single in the Adamson game at House Park. The Knights are in District 14-AA along with Aus- tin schools, S. F. Austin and NV. B. Travis, and San Antonio schools Alamo Heights and Harlandale plus Victoria. All six schools play each other twice, and the champion plays the Houston champion. The bi-district winners then go to state which is played in early june at Disch Field. Outfielders George Green, jimmy Mitch- ell, and jay Arnette. fBelowQ Shortstop jerry Salcher and Secondbaseman George Brown. flhghtl l F irstbaseman R. L. Greer Baseball lCont'dJ KNIGHT PITCHINC STAFF fLeft to Righty: Billy Gant, LaRue Robinson, Charles Vick, Greg Martin. lLeftQ Thirdbaseman jack Secord fRightJ Catchers David Bradshaw and Ronald Green. Our First BOY'S TENNIS TEAM The boy's tennis team, left to right: Frank Weise, Neal McKinne , Dick Kreeger, Don Fowler, Dan Hartif, Robert S elby, Coach Carl Burger, and Phillip Samue - SOD. - --. No. 1 Doubles Phillip Samuelson and Robert Shelby. N No. 1 Singles . . . Frank Weise Our First GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Below: No. 1 Doubles Wanda Overstreet and Io Ann Sanders fBack to frontj kneeling: Wanda Overstreet, Martha Tieman, Diane Kerr, Babs Bartow. CSecond rowj Mrs. Brougher, Helen Strauss, Io Ann Sanders, Sue Gideon, Suzanne Bowling, Barbara Krick. Below: No. 1 Singles Barbara Krick THE JUNIOR BOY'S TENNIS TEAM The junior Boy's Tennis Team is a team coached . T by Carl Burger for the youngsters who are in their sophomore year. The Iuniors team lays the teams from other schools in the same cljassi- ' fication. ,WK ' The junior Boy's Tennis Team: CKneelingj- jimmy Woody, Frank Musickg CStandingl- , , Don Fowler, Neal McKinney, and jimmy B, Q I if :.O,.b Baccus. ' 4:30 lil Nuff x AX .l.. X X 5 4 . v ' 4 :X X1 Our First TRACK TEAM Knight Track Coach Milford Davis had only Eve mem- bers of the 1953 Maroon Track team on the Knight team of 1954. These five were discus thrower and relay man john Shafferg polevaulter Ralph Ericsong high jum er jimmy Mitchellg broadjumper Ierry Winng andp long distance man Ierry Andrews. CRightD Polevaulter: Ralph Ericson Discus Throwers: Glenn Clifton and john Shaffer. Clifton is also in shot put. fLeft to Righty Carlton Anderson, Alfonso Martinez, Alvin Beezly, Tim Roche, jimmy Marx, and Bill Denman. fLeft to Rightj james Frey, Jimmy Cline, jerry Winn, Ronnie Falcony, Fred Arnol , Irvin Rawls, and Jerry Andrews. GIRL INTRAMURAL The Blue Knighties sailed through the Girls Intramurals program winning the volleyball, aerial darts, and basketball championships. Ex- cellent teamwork exempliiied this. I I K, K K K A i Aerial Darts champions: The Blue Knighties. fLeft to rightj Iudy Hayes, Alcene Wood, Helen Strauss, Ina Marburger, Ramona Girls Intramurals Council CFirst Row? Shirley Treadwell, Treasurer, Judy Hayes, President, CSecond Rowj Lanelle Cunningham, Carrie Jane johnson, Jo Ann Sweet, fThird Bowl Alcene Wood, Colleen Mathews, Barbara Fuller, Ava Nell VVood, Charlene Smalley, and Claudetta Young. Those not pictured were Mary McGuire, vice-president, Patti Ziller, secretary, Mary Dee Hagan, and Linda Wil- loughby. Neitsch, and Bobbie Adcock. Volleyball Champs: The Blue Knighties. QLeft to rightj Front row-Io Ann Sanders, Ina Marbur- ger, Alcene Wood, Back Row- Ramona Neitsch, Margaret Mc- Namara, Bobbie Adcock, Retta Davis, and Helen Strauss. 4 CLUBS Saskia Adams, Edith Albers, Bill Allen, Doris Anderson, loan Atchison Carol Becker Nlariorie Bennett Valaska Brady, Nlary Brickell, Pan Bryant, jim Campbell, Leon Canfield, Zoe Ann, Derden, Marjorie Duxall. Laurel Dyer, Bobert Falls, Beverly Felters, Emily Flackmeier, Don Fowler, Mary Ann Goeke, Delores Gravis, Mary Laurel Cray, Ingrid Hankins, Bobbie Hargis, Shirlet Harmon Howard Hatherlv I 'Ianei Hooten, Bobbie james, Billie Faye Kanetsky, Anna Kemp, Sharon Lewis, Shirley Lowery, Pauline NIcCloskey, Betty Parsons, Nlarie Pavne, Nlartha Ann Peugh, Martha Pfau, Shirley Pittman Helen Plum- mer, Barbara Bippeteau, Jennie Mae Boberts, Charles Russell,4Nancv Salahi Shirlev Schulte, Iill Sch:-t7e .leanie Sheffield, Leta -Io Smith, Randy Spillar, Pat Stegall, Allan Tally, Barbara Nverehan, Ann La XVeber, jerry Lweiuer. Sponsor, Hrs.. A. D, johnson. TALE TS INCORPORATED Valaska Brady Officers: .Ianeil Hooten V Pl'6SiCl611f Leta Jo Smith V.-PI'6SiCl6l1f Mary Laurel Gray , ,, Secretary Allan Tally e Tl'9i1Slll'C'l' Sgt.-at-Arms PGPULAR MUSIC CLUB Tlw Popular Xlusic Clnlm rncrnlmcrs liste-n to. ln-urn worcls of. uncl sing tlw lzrtvst popular songs. Records lxy new nncl olcl rm-corcling stars arc pluyccl lay sponsor. Xlr. Ilvnrx' llorton. l lllS'l' INJXV: liillir- Nlonlc, -lm-un llolwrts. :Xnn Boncls. Dvnisv Taylor. llvlvn lone-s, janv Callaway. SECOND ROXV: Nlzlry Alo .-Xclauns. ,luanitu Carlson, Luticiu Cass, Tonnniv Anclcrson, Yvonne Carlson llc-nry llorlon. Sponsor. Tlllllll RONV1 joyu- Bula-l'. Nlury Ann .'Xrrwttc-, jcnniv Suv Xlcl,0llun, Vcrncll Fuchs. l 0Ull'l'll HUNV: Mary l,ou Cummins, Dc-liar -loinvr. Nlurgiv Stark. Pntricirl Flynn, Cvralcline Pilots-. ,ln-ul BALLROCM DANCING CLUB FIRST RONV: Lillian Dodsen, Cay Maloy, VVess Wyman, Mary Beth Oliver, Charles Sackrey, Jim Brewer, Mr. Collins, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sue Gideon, Barbara Rouse, Frances Evans, Deanna Cook, Ramona Montgomery, Patty Voekel, Suzette Francis, Carol Raven, Barbara Norwood, Jane Ottman, Sandra Wade, Ida Melton, Betty Schwartz. THIRD ROVV: Shirley Smith, Sandra Staton, Molly Marshall, Judy Barr, Myra Taylor, Peggy Lauden, Janice Stubbs, Linda Taylor, Janice Stark, Dan Harty, Diane Kerr. FOURTH ROVV: Tom McMullen, Sue Arnold, Nellie VVhite, Shirley Brugman, Phillis Windmyer, Kay Alblinger, La Nelle Cunningham, Martha Tieman, Clyda Teice, Camilla Hunt, Flickie Frank, Babs Bartow. FIFTH ROVV: Jack Allen, Don Dodsen, Raye Navara, Ilo Porter, Lorraine Murray, Janice Strong, Patti Nloore, Pattye Lay, Rita Holtzclaw, Julie Lee, Sandra Hornesby, Suzane Boling. SIXTH ROXV: Vicki Davis, Leah Ray Batla, Judy Moore, Marion Moore, Larry Porter, Eddie Henderson, Bobby Baldwin. SEVENTH ROWV: David Fry, Larry Fitzgerald, James Cole, James Frey, Jolm Fowler, Charles McAden, Jerry Young, Gail Davis, Marvin Ploeger, Arveene Henderson. EIGHTH ROXV: Bob La Bounty, Neal McKinney, Don Bruce, Glen Smith, Kenneth Odiorne, Charles Jackson. Albert Roelse, Vic Armstrong, Bobby Beaubien, Jerry Winn, Leonard Ellingson, Johnny Brougher. Ballroom Dancing fCont'dl Dancers during club period vnjoy a formal chat with the lah-st discussions on tlu- new stops living learned. fllolowj Tlu- club in action. The Ballroom Dancing Club Mem- lwrs clanciug to tlic- music of tlw latest tunes turns out on masse- for tht- Friday Club Nlvc-ting pc-riocl. flliglltj Nlmnlwrs arc- clam-ing thc' last num- lwr, as c-lulr mvvtiug nc-ars an vncl. My 1 A H .. , - , ,,,... , N,,. ,.XW,..,W.,.,.M.W--gw?'Q ----- -x ,,w..f. , - U - . .,,. :., .A f' 4 1: ,WM 1..w,4 u',,,4.,:i f' 'K' V A,.,,,k:,: W.. . .,:-fww, , . 1 ,-. . Q 1 , - EWW S f' I QQQL mmf 'aaiiy-Www W 5 'Q 5 W , 41' fm an fm, S Af if I W 958, -53 4 f 9, 9 ,M -W 042 va Ea . Q . , wk , Q ' 1 my , Q , ., FIRST HOVV: Shirley Dunn, Martha Braddock, Mary Lon Dorchester, Donna Lang, Joyce Burrell Nl n garet NlcNznnara, Pat Barker, Freclcly Ebner, Mr. E. E. Posey, Sponsor. SECOND HOVV: Sarah Cummings, Kinney Hawkins, Delores Burch, Joyce Izarcl, Betty jean Stelnk imp Patsy Wlnte, xl2llll'lCl' luekert. Mr. Posey, sponsor of the club, states the pllf- pose of the club: To advance appreciation of the latest hillbilly composers and recent songs. Several of the stnclents bring mandolins and play, while the other members sing. The club also listens to the popular hillbilly records. HILLBILLY MUSIC CLUB BARBER HOP INGERS CLUB l. to r. Cordon Christensen, Ray- mond McCullough, Frank- lin Heath, Bill Alexander. Ray Akin, Don Simmons, Carroll Anderson, Al Beez- ley, Dwight Henderson. 230 The Barbershop Singers Clubiwas organized this spring for the purpose of getting together and singing for their own enjoyment. The spon- sor is Mr. T. H. Worthington. Officers are Will Wyman, President, Franklin Heath, Vice-Presi- dent, and Raymond McCullough, Secretary- Treasurer. Will Wyman, Leo Stark Price Rogers, Sid Rich. FIRST HOW: Betsy Evans, Kay Smith, Don Daniel, Linda Landrum, David VVarner, Howard Schutt Miss Stanfield. SECOND HOW: in -1 B' -k dra Sunday. anon 1 IOC man, Frances McCloskey, Ada Castaldi, Dorothy Hyde, David Oxley, San- TIIIBD ROW: Maxine Nlcflormiek. Tecla Rinaca, Diane Schmidt, Mike XVomack, -Iimmy von Bieherstein Iul llowell, Crynthia Ann Ilahuh. Not pictured are: Don Maxwell, .Indie Reaks PA AMERICAN CL B Members attended the Pan American Con- vention in the Driskill Hotel on April 30th and March lst. The Pan American Day was the fourteenth day of April. During that Week, the lnemhers displayed materials concerning Latin America. Linda Landrum David VVarner Don Daniels Howard Schutt Kay Smith Officers President V -President Secretary Treasurer Reporter FIRST ROVV: Xlr. jimmy Viramontes, Sponsor, Fred Arnold, jack Secord. jerry Salcher, George Green, jimmy Mitchell. SECOND ROXV: jerry Andrews, Allan Reedy, Larue Robinson, George Brown, jay Hawley. THIRD RONV: Mike Hornsby, Buddy Ferguson, Fred Anderson, jay Arnette, Ronald Green, Greg Mar- tin, and Ike Taylor. FOURTH ROW: jerry Adams, Charles Scallorn, john Shaffer, Robert Brown, Freddie Morisey, and Rick Schroeter. Officers George Green, jimmy Mitchell, and jay Hawley talk to Sponsor, Mr. jimmy Vira- montes. BASKETBALL CL B Organized for the purpose of studying and explaining rules of basketball. the Basketball Club contained many of the successful MHS District Championship Basketball Team. Under Mr. Viramontes, the Club spent the spring se- mester in the study of rules, regulations and proposed rules that affect basketball. 9 Q4 V W mf' l'T . F 5 N Qv' -4113! 'l. .-my , 1 in ' Xffif-gf' V1 'N . it . GIRLS INTRAMURALS CLUB Officers: Judy Hayes , Y, , H ,, President Barbara Fuller Mary Louise McGuire , , V.-President xg? P1ZffeSHaga'1 Patti Ziller , 7 S, , C Secretary Carrie johnson Shirley Traweek ,, Y, Treasurer Mary Mcculre Colleen Mathews Charleen Smalley The Intramural Club Council is made up of two representatives elected from each of the girls gym classes. This council plans the intra- murals for the year and makes all other deci- sions for the intramural club. To get an Intra- mural Letter, each girl must earn 250 points. She earns these points by winning first, second, or third place in the different sports and by refereeing. Members: Io Ann Sweet Shirley Traweek Linda Willoughby Alcene Wood Ava Nell Wood Claudetta Young Patti Ziller Our First ADVERTI EME To Our Advertisers: VVe of the 1954 Knight staff want to thank you for the faith you have shown in us in this our Nfreshmanu year. XVe appreciate your support, for we know that it has made this animal possible. VVe realize the debt we owe to you and we hope you will be pleased with our efforts in this annual-McCallunfs first. We know that we still have far to go to make the Knight a truly great yearbook, but we like to think that we have the merchants of Austin behind us. VVe shall always try to justify your faith in us. The KNIGHT Staff Support Your Advertisers they support us HYDE PARK PHARMACY H. W. BOHLS D. A. KUHN THE AUSTIN MEAT COMPANY RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS QUALITY VALUE DELIVERY SERVICE SERVICE Sick Room Needs manufacturers sausage 6: luncheon meats IN NORTH AUSTIN DIAL 6-3519 106 WEST FIRST Drug Dept 4017 Guadalupe 5-7511 Prescription Dept 4017 Guadalupe 5-7510 - AMERICANNmoNALnANK SQ - n ummm hum hnwln-.fun cupqnun of Alun., COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE AND TRUST DEPARTMENT Capital and Surplus 53,500,000 'A i n I '.'2 , Q Illlllm . i ' I 3 :1-- Lf -- P.ee'-.F-Ml, r' 1' , .-,V A 11' KT' ,, .3'ff'akggi aft! ,ww , , If D at ' TEXAS' MOST MODERN BANK SIXTH AND COLORADO STREETS MOTOR BANKING FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BLDC. BEST wnsnes TO THE 'KNIGHT Simi Sxixlil ' 'I 'Tho HOME? 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White, and Glynn Clifton Tantalizing snacks are always good, particularly to a bunch of boys tired and hungry from a strenuous aftemoon of athletics, especially if the tempting sandwiches are made with fresh, delicious Butter Krust Bread ' Q sfwrf way 40 Mi PGH- jaaqahk Manu .Shop cl.oTHlNG runmsumes S ,gg snoss - urfuronms J, f ' 1 ri lk-5. r , X X653 f I X I RW' i I, gf- QNGZQ l ' l27 EAST SIXTH X - Q Prepare Yourself for a GOOD JOB Attend DURHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 6th and Lavaca St. Austin, Texas Lawrence and Betty Ford Parr have learned to do their mother's shopping al Kash-Karry, where they are helped by friendly and courteous attendants. KASH - KARRY ERDCERY 10093 QUALITY--COURTESY-SATISFACTION 1 RAMSEY'S AUSTIN NURSERY TREES - PLANTS - GRASS - BULBS ADAPTED TO THIS COUNTRY No charge for consultations on landscaping Established 1875 Visitors Welcome 4525 Guadalupe Phone 5-1704 Rosedale Cleaners Quick Convenient Service for All of Rosedale and Northwest Austin 4506 Burnet Rd. Ph. 53-1502 W. B. LUM Plumbing 6: Heating Contractor 1015 West 34th Phone 53-2370 HIGHLANDS' HDWE. VARIETY COMPLETE HDWE. dz NOTIONS Weekdays - 8:30 - 8:30 Sundays - 2:00 - 8:30 Studtman Photo Service COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 61 SUPPLIES 1713 East Avenue Ph. 7-2820 Austin, Texas Hair Style Artist and Lecturer 77Z4e Wdalltddf Nationally Recognized BEAUTY SALON 5722 Burnet Road - Aliandale Village Home Phone 53-2818 Pl-none 5- 5 2 4 6 AUSTIN, TEXAS Mrs. Johnson's Bakery WEDDING 61 BIRTHDAY CAKES SPECIALTIES Cookies - Pies - Cakes Creampuffs 8: Donuts Scott - Garrison Shops Austin's Most Dependable Service Dealer C.B.S. COLUMBIA Sz ZENITH 1807 San Jacinto Ph. 2-4331 I FIRM FOUNDATION PUBLISHING HOUSE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES OFFICE FORMS PERSONAL STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS ETC. 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MITCHELL LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS ROOFING MATERIALS LUMBER DUPONT PAINTS AGENCY . . . REAL ESTATE SERVICE COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION ECONOMICAL LOANS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT HARRISON - WILSUN - PEARSIIN 305 West 6th St. Phone 2 6201 6906 Burnet Road L, L ,,L,, Phone 5-7357 FOR A COMPLETE WARDROBE . . from BLOUSES S A V E SKIRTS SCHOOL DRESSES In the DATE DRESSES MUTUAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION TO FORMALS Resources over SI8,500,000.00 HATS AND COSTUME JEWELRY 1005 CONGRESS AVE. SEE . . . 7 Q12 5 2414 Guadalupe the B8fR G R I L L 2607 CUADALUPE TRAVIS HARDWARE 8: SPORTING GOODS 100 N. LOOP PH. 5-8803 CLINTS FOR THE BEST .... HAMBURGER IN TOWN 6822 N. LAMAR BALAGIA POULTRY 8. MARKET FOOD LOCKERS Delivery Service 1010 LAMAR PH. 2-9219 THE FRIENDLY BANK Ausfirfs oldest ond largest 507 Congress member F. D. I. C. num NDTIONHL 134106 H5172 62 ,...-s. nav CLEAIWNQE co.,mc. DIAl 6-3566 I6TH 8. LAVACA CRESTVIEW BEAUTY SALON 7111 WOODROW Have your hair styled by Wilma Dusek in our salon. We SPECIALIZE IN HAIR STYLING AND PERMANENT WAVES. -. X For those who oppreciote the tinest fa Q 'E tai BRIDGES FURNITURE 5 fbefd glial 7a4nafe4 Air Conditioned for your Comfort AUSTIN'S FINEST DIAL 8-5721 416 CONGRESS sos RED RIVER 7-0470 AUS-TEX GARDEN SUPPLY Insecticides - Fertilizer - Seed Fu I1 2 ral H O ITIC In C . In the . , . A DIGNIFIED SERVICE CENTER 1104 GUADALUPE 6001 BURNET RD. s 7111 Austin, Texan S is 'X' JEFFERSON 'f--...Q 1 Jefferson Uhnniinal Company, Inn. WILL WYMAN chooses o sport coot ond slacks from Merritt Schoefer 8- Brown usiudents style center of the xl Southwest tag ' ei 611 CONGRESS LET STUDER'S HELP YOU KEEP SCHOOL MEMORIES BRIGHT .... THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY Ad V thi ,V x . x'Nm..n-J' Stncler's takes pride in having been selected as 9th, 10th 81 11th grade portruit pliotogruphers for the '54 KNIGHT. Remember to stop in any time, because no appointments are nec- essary, for new portraits . . . for yourself, for your family, to exchange with friends, to keep your picture record up to date. Remember Studerls, too, for cameras, film, and finishing . . . every- thing for the day-to-day snapshots that mean so much. Stop in anytime: we'll be glad to talk over your picture-taking problems, and to lend you a camera if you need one. WHEN A CAMERA smart students shop at Scarbrouglfs Suilrilivrourgjii ii Sons Miss Suzette Francis, beauty revue finalist, in a formal from Scarbrough's And the student who shops at Sccrrbrouqh's is smart- beccruse for several gene- rations now we've been outfittinq the best-dressed young people in town. You'11 find clothes for every occczsion, every budget . . . in Scc1rbrouqh's younger set shops. jerry Adams 138-9, 232 Mary Jo Adams 28, 134-5, 137, 225 Penny Adams 82, 140-1 Saskia Adams 224 Billy Adcock 28 Boing? Dell Adcock 28, 154, Donnie Adelman 82, 140-1 Ray Akin 4-5, 50, 99, 100, 105, 146-7, 154, 230 Edith Marie Albers 47, 50, 134-5, 137 154 Billy Alexander zs, 154-5, 230 james Edward Alff 50 David Allen 68 108, 150, 190 Jack Rodney Allen 50, 204 VVilliam Aron Allen 50, 204 Johnnie Allman 82 Melba Allman 7, 68, 138-9 James Amis 140-1 Carleton Anderson 221 Carroll Dwight Anderson 50, 154-5, 230 Marlene Anderson 50, Fred Anderson 68, 204, 214, 232 Peggy Anderson 144-5 Tommie Jean Anderson 28, 225 Tommy Anderson 28, 228 jerry Lee Andrews 50, 203, 206, 209, 221, 232 Donald Eugene Ansohn 68, 154 Vic Armstrong 4-5, 47-50, 128, 166-7, 227 lay Amette 6-7, 12, 65, 68, 206, 209, 215, 232 Mary Ann Arnette 28, 128, 131, 154, 157, 166-7 225 Della Mae Amold, 82, 149, Fred Amold 6, 48-9, 132-3, 175, 181, 198, 206, 209, 221, 232 Sue Amold 68 ,Ioan Atchison 68, 140-1 James Bachus 219 Dale Bagby 68 Roberta Ruth Bailey 28 Calvin Baker 68 Joe Lawrence Baker 50 Ioyce Ann Baker 29, 225 Robert Baldwin 29 Margaret Barker 82 Pat Barker 29, 128, 134-5, 137. 229 Mar Ann Barkley 68 Opal, Barnes 82 Stanley Barnes 82 Walter Nelson Bames 68 Mary Ann Bamett 50 Indie Barr 6, 68, 154, 226 Peter Barr 148 Ted Barrow 50 Lyneen Bartee 103, 146-7 Barbara Bartow 68, 218 lames Basey 204 Leah Rae Batla 29 Bobby Beaubien 204 Mark Beaubien 68 Andrew Becker 204 Carol Becker 126, 224 Alvin Beasley 154-5, 204, 221, 230 Charles Belk 47, 51, 146 Mariorie Jean Bennett 51 Karleta Beverly 69 Chad Biggs 29, 138-9 Joy Bigham 82 Student Index Amold Birdsong 82, 140-1 Clifteen Birdwel 51, 124, 138-41 Barbara Blomquist 82, 149 Delona Bobo 29 Royline Bobo 51 Barbara Boisvert 29 Clyde Boling 69, 195 Alice Ann Bonds 26, 29, 89, 110, 117, 173, 183-4, 225 Donna Bonds 82 Gus Bouldin 108, 150 Maxine Boultinghouse 69 Leroy Bowling 150 Suzanne Bow ing 69, 218 Sam Bowman 148 Marie Braddock 82 Martha Nell Braddock 51, 229 David Bradshaw 65, 69, 132-3, 177, 195, 214, 216 Bill Brewer 82 jim Brewer 30, 97, 122, 226-7 Io Sheria Briscoe 30 Lenora Brockman 69 jack Broiskie 228 johnny Brougher 193, 200-1 George james Brown 47, 51, 208, 215, 230 Robert Brown 51, 198, 206, 208, 232 Walter Calvin Brown 51 Iudy Browning 82, 149 Suzanne Browning 144-5 Don Bruce 140-1, 144-5 Emestine Brummet 30 Allen Brune 82. 140-1 Arthur Bryant 51 Barbara Buffington 69 joseph Hughes Bulkley 51 Delores LaFrance Burch 51, 154, 229 Don Burch 50 Connie Lou Burks 52, 154 J. Martin Burks 52, 98 Janice Jean Bumham 52, 154 joyigg Burrell 30, 134-5, 137, june Burris 69 Larry joe Burris 52 Bill Butier 150-1 Norma Jean Butler 82 William Butler 150, 204 Shirley June Cain 52 Ann Callaway 144-5 jane Callaway 30, 132, 140-1, 144-5, 152, 225 Tommy Camfield 30, 132-3, 180, 227 Douglas Campbell 228 lohn Campbell 69, 146 Leon Campbell 69 Lillian Campbell 82 james Earl Cantwell 52, 132-3 Anita jo Cargill 52 Juanita La Veme Carlson 31, 134-5, 137, 154, 225 Marv Yvonne Carlson 31, 154, 225 Mike Cannichael 52, 148 Kenneth Carter 69 Iudy Cartwright 148 Luticia Cass 31, 146-7, 225 Ada Castaldi 69. 231 ludy Catchings 82 Daggg Catter 69, 140-1, 144-6, Malcolm Catter 146 Gordon Christensen 52, 154-5, Margaret Claplp 138-9 L n a Lisa Cark 52 Elisabeth Clarke 83 Gordon Clarke 83 Glenn Clifton 31, 97-8, 220 Iimmy Cline 52, 221 Florene Clopton 69 Tom Clyde 51 William Cobb 31, 228 Shirley Jane Coghlan 52 James Cole 69, 209 Joe Benn Colley 31 johnny Combs 7, 143 Deanna Cook 53, 123, 134-5 137-9, 226, 10A Derrell Cooper 31, 223, 228 Elvin Courtney 69 Fred Lee Cox 53, 157, 166-7 james Cox 70 Jud Cox 31, 134-5, 137 Nellie Winona Crane 53 Jo Ann Crider 32, 134-7, 152, 154, 180, 233 Lyndon Crider 200-1 Sally Crider 70, 140-1, 146-7 Beverley Anne Critendon 53 Sariaalb Cummings 32, 137, 154 Mary Lu Cummins 32, 225 LaNelle Cunningham 53, 222 234 Bobby Curb 53 Don Daniel 53, 231 Ian Davenport 83 Bobby Davis 148 Franklin Davis 70 Gail Davis 4-5, 32, 111, 143 181, 188, 10A Philip Davis 70 Retta Davis 32, 134-7, 154, 222, 233 Vicki Davis 32, 110, 112, 116 159, 10A Wanda Dawson 70 Tommy Dean 83 Walter Decker 83 Wggaim Lee Denman 150-1, ludy Depew 83 Zoe Ann Derden 70, 140-2 Carolyn Dice 70, 149 Kemp Dixon 70 Eleanor Dobbins 83 Ruth Dobbins 70 Harvey Dockal 53 Lillian Dodson 53, 138-9, 220, 226 Walter Don Dodson 6, 93, 101, 146-7, 226 Edward Doerr 32 Kitty Doles 83 Mary Lou Dorchester 25, 33, 111, 164, 229 Nannette Downs 83 Pat Henry Doyle 33, 228 Henry Driggs 6. 53, 204 Allen Drosche 70 Sharon Duncan 83, 148 Shirley Dunn 33, 229 Charles Durham 83 Marjorie Duvall 70 Laurel Dyer 70 Lawrence Eads 53 Ellen Ruth Eaton 83 Monroe Freddy Ebner 33, 229 Iames Dudley Eckert 33 Maurice Eckert 33, 108, 150, 230 229 200, Leonard Ellingson 33, 227 Roland Ellingson 70 Ralph Ericson 33, 220 Betsy Evans 83, 231 Frances Evans 54, 159 Joella Evans 83, 110, 165 Johnnie Evans 54 Wilson Everett 150-1 Ronny Iord Falcone 54, 221 Robert Falls 70, 107 Melba Faught 54, 134-5, 137 Forrest M. Faulkner 83 Thomas Fears, Jr. 54 Beverly Felter 70 Charles Buddy Ferguson 71, 214, 232 Elmira Ferruzzi 148 Dcggg Milton Fickel 54, 195, Frances Fisk 4-5, 70, 110, 112, 148, 165 La Fitzgerald 71, 204, 214 Emrmf Flac meier 71, 140-2, 144-6 Carol Flynn 83 Shirle Flynn 34, 95, 225 Wandia Foreman 71 Tommy Forrester 54, 201, 228 Nina Catherine Foster 54, 134-5, 137 Don Fowler 71, 219 IaNelle Fowler 83 John Fowler 71, 132-3, 194 Robert Frampthon 140-1 Paula Suzette Francis 4-5, 23, 54, 111, 112, 123, 162, 226-7, OA, 21A Felicity Frank 4-5, 54, 112, 140-1, 143, 226 George Franz 83, 112, 140-1, 144-5, 153 james Palooka Frey 221 David Fry 71, 204 Vemell Fuchs 34, 154, 225 Barbara Gene Fuller 48-9, 54, 99, 195-6, 130, 133, 138-9, 140-1, 143, 176, 222, 234 Gail Gaches 4-5, 6, 34, 130, 138-9, 143, 154, 233 Mack Gaiiord 4-5, 34, 130, 138-9 Bill Richard Gantt 54, 216, 228 Billie Ann Gamer 83 Charles Gentry 34, 228 Sue Gideon 55, 134-5, 137, 174, 218, 226 Leonard Giesecke 55 Doris Jean Gillett 71 Lewis Gillett 34 Mary Ann Goeke 65, 71, 154 Emylou Goerlitz 83 Khalil Goushe 35 Billy Graham 4-5, 6. 34, 71, 130, 143, 148, 172 Shirley Graham 71 Colleen Gravis 83, 149 Delores Elaine Gravis 55, 134-5, 137 leanie Gray 84. 149 Mary Laurel Gray 55, 134-5, 137, 146, 224 Sam Gray 55, 175 George Green 7, 27, 34, 117, 132-3, 170, 206, 208, 215, 232 Letha Fay Green 71 Ronald Green 71, 214, 216, 232 Ronald Green 216 R. L. Greer 6, 35, 215 257 John Henry Griggs 35, 150 Cynthia Habeeb 231 Betty Hadeler 71 Donroy Hafner 26-7, 35, 98, 102, 110, 116, 147, 172, 184 Sharon Hafner 134-5, 233 Mary Dee Hagan 71 John Hagood 2, 4-5, 35, 99, 138-41 Sandra Hague 84, 144-5 Wilma Hamilton 71, 140-1, 144-5 Norma Jean Hammack 84 William Hammer 84 Inggifii Hankins 71, 140-1, 146, Joe Hanson 46, 72, 140-1, 228 Wilma Lee Hardin 72, 148 Joy Hare 55, 134-5, 137, 154 Robbie Hargis 72, 154 Shirley Jean Hannon 55 Billy Harrell 72, 112, 140-1, 144-5, 153 Gayle Harrell 55 Tommy Harrell 84 Bobby Harris 72, 140-1 Richard Harrod 72 Dan Harty 9, 35, 226 Nancy Hatton 35, 124, 130 Kinney Hawkins 36, 229 Dan Hawley 36 Jay Hawley 55, 174, 197, 205-7, 232 Jimmie Raye Hayes 36 Judy Ann Hayes 7, 26, 36, 111, 116, 124, 138-9, 143, 168, 171, 178, 188, 222, 234, 12A Mary Lena Hayes 84, 140-1 Delaine Hays 36, 128, 132-3, 140-1, 144-5 Franklin Heath 154-5, 230 Marianna Heil 36 Arlene Marie Henderson 55 Delores Henderson 55 Dwight Henderson 55, 107, 140-1, 144-5, 230 Edward Henderson 72 Teddy Lee Henderson 56, 198, 220 Peggy Henkes 84, 149 Elissa Hester 72, 140-1 Phyllis Hicks 79, 84, 149 Sam Higginbotham 36, 150 Bobbie Sue Hill 148 Betsy Hodges 55 Marcia Hoevet 36, 102, 107, 134-6, 146-7, 152, 169, 177, 233 Joe Holeyiield 84 Dorothy Hollis 226, 376 JolflZ7Hollyiield 79, 84, 103, Bardel Holt 112, 140-1, 153 Rita Holtzclaw 56, 226 Janeil Hooten 7, 56, 134-5, 137, 154, 224 Margaret Hoover 37 Mgce2Homsby 72, 132-3, 214, 3 Emestine Huebel 84 Eddie Hughes 4-5, 7, 26-7, 37, 99, 106, 111-2, 123-4, 130, 138-9, 143, 157, 179, 188 Frances Hughes 72, 146 Dalrgny Hull 56, 112, 140-1, 3 Camilla Hunt 56, 224, 226-7 Wayland Hutcheson 228 Dorothy Hyde 72, 231 Judy Irwin 72, 146 Joyce Izard 72 Charles Jackson 56, 94 Gareth Jackson 56, 228 Joe Jackson 72 LaVeme Jackson 56, 138-9 Frazier Jamar 56 Al ce James 84 Billy James 72, 204 Bobbie James 72, 111, 165 Gayle Jennings 26-7, 37, 104, 117, 120, 148, 154, 166-7, 173 Faye Jemigan 84 Caigii Jane Johnson 37, 222, Eva Ann Johnson 73 Gloria Johnson 2, 37, 134-5, 137, 157 Joanne Johnson 73 Def?7 Joiner 37, 97-8, 140-2, Helen Jones 56, 134-5, 137, 157 Alan Kalitta 56, 204 Billie Fay Kanetzky 57, 95, 137, 157 Alice Kaspar 57, 133 Tommy Kaspar 84 Anna Kemp 57, 134-5, 137, 154 Bill Kennedy 84 , Johnny Kennedy 202 Rita Kennedy 57 Dianne Kerr 73, 218 Dianna Ke 57 Wilbert Killough 73, 112, 140-1, 153 Ann Kinch 84 Errol King 204 Johnny King 73 Lester Kitchen 84 Billy Bob Knesek 84, 140-1 Shirley Knibbe 37, 126, 134-5, 137, 179, 223 Foy Knipp 38 Diane Koenig 38, 98, 116, 134-5, 137, 154 Paul Kohler 73 Pauline Kohler 73 Di5lf7Lynn Kreeger 38, 154, Carol Kreidel 38, 128 Barbara Krick 4-5, 9, 38, 92, 102, 107, 147, 152, 178, 218 Johnny Krieg 73 Amold Kruemcke 150 Bernice Kuntze 38 Bob LaBounty 73 Kenneth Lightsey 57, 140-1, 153 Georgia Lindsey 38, 154 Larry Landreth 57 Linda Landmm 72, 116, 132-3, 231 Donna Lang 154, 229 Peggy Ann Laudan 73 Judy Lawson 85, 99, 110, 112-3, 158 Shirley Lawson 85 Patty Lay 57, 133 Nellie Layman 73 Julie Lee 57, 110, 164 Barbara Lewallen 85 Sharon Lewis 73 Kenneth Lightsey 57, 140-1, 153 Georgia Lindsey 38, 154 Loyce Little 57 Eldin Lofgrin 38, 140-1 Angeline Lohman 39 Edward Lohman 94 Charles Dale Loney 85 Shirley Lowery 73 Charles McAden 73 lulia Ann McAnulty 85 Monroe McCalmont 57 Katherine McCann 85 Lula B. McCartney 57 Frances McCloskey 73, 231 Pauline McCloskey 58 Joe McGlung 39, 133 Maxine McCormick 231 Jack McCowan 58, 154, 228 Raymond McCullough 39, 154, 230 Barbara Ann McDaniel 85 Bobby McDul'l 58, 228 Patsy Lou McFarland 140-1 Robert Lee McGarity 85 Beta Sue McGee 6, 85, 110, 1 Mary Louise McGuire 65, 74, 110, 175, 186 Nancy McGuire 39, 95, 117, 134-5, 137, 233 Neal McKinney 74, 217, 219 Barbara McLain 148 Jeannie Sue McLellan 39, 100-1, 147, 152, 225 Jo Ann McMillan 85 Tom McMullen 74, 204 Ann McNamara 85 Margaret McNamara 39, 134-5, 137, 222, 229 Cynthia Ann McQueen 85, 149 Sandra McWilliams 164 Harvey Mabry 74 Jimmy Mabry 58, 204 Langion Maddox 58, 112, 140-1, 1 3 Donald Magnuson 154-5, 228 Sarah Malone 4-5, 20, 58, 128, 134-5, 137, 4A Gay Maloy 58, 111-2, 117, 132-3, 154, 165-7, 174, 226-7 Annette Maples 58, 95, 134-5, 137, 147, 154 Ina Marburger 39, 154, 222 Rosalee Marburger 58 Greg Martin 65, 74, 204, 214, 216 Alfonso Martinez 58. 221 Jimmie Marx 129, 221 Colleen Mathews 58, 99, 110, 112, 130, 138-9, 146, 185, 222, 234 Donald Maxwell 231 Lewis Mayes 74 Lois Mayes 74 Mary Meier 30 Glenda Meinscher 40, 172, Shirley Meiske 85 Wilbum Melber 150 Ida Melton 74 Robert Mersiovsky 150 Rodney Michalk 150 Alice Middleton 74, 144-5 Mike Milam 85 Betty Miller 40 Hiram Miller 58 Donald Mills 74, 228 Jimmv Mitchell 59, 199, 206-7, 215, 232 Gloria Mitchon 148 Kathleen Moden 74 lohnny Mohler 40. 228 Billie Monk 40, 225 Ramona Montgomery 59, 111, 163, 226, 20A Mary Jo Moon 74 Nancv Moon 40 Judith Moore 40, 128, 226 Marian Moore 40, 128, 226 Patti Moore 6, 47. 59, 93, 106, 132-5, 137, 226 Freddie Morisev 48-9, 59, 117, 174, 206, 208 Lorraine Murray 74 Allan Frank Musick 74, 144-5, 233 219 Carl Musick 59 Johnny Nassour 59 Walter Naylor 75 Curtis Neitsch 59, 153 Ramona Neitsch 27, 40, 129, 134-7, 152, 154, 222-3 Robert Nelson 75 Martha Nesbitt 41, 130, 132 Carl Noack 131, 154-5, 228 Bill Nogues 59 Jim Nogues 59 Barbara Norwood 75, 226 Carol Norwood 7, 75, 235 Earline Norwood 41 Carol Ann O'Dell 148 Fauneil O'Dell 41 Kenneth Odiome 41, 112 Ann Olander 98, 233 Mary Beth Oliver 59, 111, 163, 226-7 Wiley Olsen 59 Gary Otting 41 Jane Ottmann 75, 226 Wagga Overstreet 41, 138-9, David Oxley 231 Jo Anna Palmer 59 Steve Palmquist 75 Betti-Ford Parr 41, 154, 166-7, 233 Lawrence Parr 47 Betty Parsons 60, 124, 130, 138-9, 141, 150 Jackie Patterson 75 Martin Patterson 75 Darlene Payne 41 Dikey Payne 85 Marie Payne 60, 140-1, 144-5. 179 Charles Pearson 60 Donna Peck 75, 132-3 Henry Peck 75, 140-1, 144-5 Jerry Peck 60 Jack John Pelath 150 Carolyn Peterson 85 Lloyd Peterson 208 Martha Peugh 75 Martha Jane Pfau 60 Durwood Phillips 85 Glenn Phillips 60 n Jimmie Phinney 60, 228 Lynn Phinne 7, 60, 203 Roberta Pickle 60, 154 Geraldine Pilote 7, 138-9, 225 Patti Pinkney 42, 233 Marvin Ploeger 60, 150 Helen Plummer 75, 154 Penny Pojman 148 June Pollman 75 Sandra Polsky 75 Ilo Porter 75 Larry Porter 60 Saundra Powell 86 Dennis Pratt 60 Marilyn Preece 134-5, 137, 154 Tony Ray Pulliam 86, 140-1 Carol Raven 75 Irvin Rawls 76, 221 Charles Rawls 195 Bob Ray 42 Jack Ray 76 Phil Ray 130 Shirley Ray 76 Henry Rayes 204 Judie Ann Reaks 231 Allen Reedy 6, 48-9, 206-7, 232 Kenneth Reeves 76 Kelton Reynolds 6, 61, 122, 190 Sid Rich 42. 154-5, 197, 230 Tecla Ann Rinaca 86, 231 Elizabeth Ringstaif 86 Barbara Rippeteau 76 Nina Sue Rippy 61, 134-5, 137 Robert Richard Risinger 86 Carroll Ritchie 61 Jean Roberts 42, 225 Jennie Mae Roberts 61 Jeanie Shuiiield 62 Helen Strauss 44, 106, 131, Tracy Roberts 86 Jim Shurtliil 46, 117, 195, 197, 134-5, 154, 218, 222 Lamar Robinson 140-1 199 Verlene Strickland 63, 134-5, LaRue Robinson 61, 138-9, Don Simmons 77, 140-1, 146, 137, 233 205-6, 208, 216, 232 154, 230 Janice Strong 63, 134-5, 137, Tim Roche 76, 204 221 Joe Bob Simmons 62, 147 157 Sara Wade Rockweil 76, 148 Ellen Simon 86 Janis Stubbs 65, 77 Betty Roe 76 Jim Singletaxy 77 Sandra Sunday 231 Barbara Roeglin 86, 140-1, 149 Sharon Singleton 86, 146 Bill Swanzy 63, 112, 140-2, 153 Albert Roelse 2, 42, 94, 203 Charlene Smalley 77, 157, 222, Jo Ann Sweet 63, 222, 234 Price Rogers 61, 204, 230, 10A 234 Frank Sykes 44, 228 Sylvia Joan Rogers 76 Betty Louise Smith 62 Margaret Tampke 87, 146-7 Venita Rogers 42 Beverly Smith 144-5 Caro yn Taylor 6, 77 Betty Jean Rosentritt 86, 148 Bobby Ray Smith 62, 195, 198 Dennise Taylor 44, 154, 225 Joseph Rosentritt 42, 193, 233 Charles Smith 86 Gwen Taylor 63 Carol Ross 76 Claude Smith 62, 150-1 Ike Taylor 77, 214, 232 Barbara Rouse 48-9, 61, 111, Glenn Smith 43 Linda Taylor 65, 77, 140-2, 150, 163, 166-7, 178, 189, James Smith 7, 150, 202 175, 226 226 Kay Smith 6, 86, 231 Mary Beth Taylor 63, 132-5, Shirley Routon 61 Leta Jo Smith 43, 124, 126, 137, 233 Ted Rowell 86, 231 130, 138-9 Myra Taylor 77 Charles Russell 76 Patsy Smith 4-5, 43, 111, 132-5, Norma Taylor 87 Lanette Ryden 61, 131, 134-5, 143, 152, 154, 176, 188, 235 Cl da Teich 63 137, 154-5, 226, 233 Robert Smith 86 Julian Terry 61 Charles Sackrey 42, 97, 133, Sheldon Smith 86 Billie Tharp 77 195, 203, 226-7 Shirley Smith 77 Walter Tharp 63 Nancy Salahi 76, 140-1 Shirley M. Smith 62 Catherine Thompson 87 Jerry Salcher 27, 43, 206, 209, Susan Smith 86 Donna Gayle Thompson 87 215, 232 Tommy Smith 228 Martha Tiemann 63, 134-5, Philip Samuelson 61, 131, Virginia Smith 77 137, 143, 218 140-1, 144-5, 153-5 Carolyn Smyers 86, 146-7 Margaret Toungate 87, 144-5 Jo Ann Sanders 43, 110, 112, Mary Frances Speck 140-1 O'Letha Trainer 63 134-5, 137, 157, 218, 222 Mar 'e Spencer 62 Shirley Traweek 234 Charles Scallom 150, 214, 232 Randly Spillar 77, 140-1, 146-7 Corky Tumey 45 Jimmy Schilles 61, 198, 200 Judith Lynn Squyres 86 Henry Tumey 87, 150 Dorotlis' Diane Schmidt 231 Willie Stalford 148 Judy Tyson 6, 77, 132-3 Richa Schroeter 4-5, 43, 128, Sue Stamper 87 Charles Vick 63, 216 223, 232, 235 Virginia Stanford 62 Don Vivian 45, 228 Howard Schutt 76, 231 Robert Stanley 228 Patty Voelkel 6, 77, 92, 226-7 Jill Schutze 76, 103, 107, 146-7, Billie Jean Stark 87 Jimmy Von Bieberstein 231 154, 182 Janice Stark 77 Sandra Wade 65, 78, 110, 112, Linda Schutze 148 Leo Stark 43 154-5, 230 161, 226 Betty Gayle Schwartz 76 Marjorie Stark 44, 225 Bessie Walden 87 Jonette Scotch 62 Yvonne Stark 87 Dana Mae Walden 64 Louise Scotch 62 Sandra Staton 62, 134-5, 137 Phoebe Walker 87 Pierre Scott 62, 199 Patricia Stegall 77 Shirley Walker 64 Jack Secord 76, 214, 216, 232 Charles Steger 110, 187 David Wamer 78, 202 Frances Senkel 76 Lloyd Steger 62, 204 Billy Warren 78, 150 John Shaffer 6, 43, 117, 132-3, Norma Jean Stein 44, 233 Ann LaNell Weber 87 173, 180, 194-5, 199, 203, David Steinbach 62, 150, 204 Mary Jo Weber 149 206-7, 220, 232 Bettye Jean Steinkamp 44, 229 Frank Weise 65, 78, 116, 150, Dorothy Shefiield 76 James Stevens 44 181, 186. 195, 201, 217 Robert Shelby 62, 110, 132-3, Nancy Stevenson 4-5, 63, 140-1, Robert Wells 45, 150-1. 182 147, 182, 185 144-5 Shennan Troy Wells 150 Lois Shelton 77, 110, 132-3, 163 Bobbie Anne Stewart 44 Barbara Werchan 64, 134-5, Patricia Shepherd 86 Hezle Stewart 63, 94, 204 137 Rosalie Shook 77 Charles Werchan 45 Pete Wessels 78, 140-1 John Westlund 78 A Nancy Gayle Weutrich 154 Tommy Weutrich 154-5 Janice White 45 Nellie W'hite 78 Patsy White 45, 134-5, 137, 154, 229 W. H. White 6, 45, 98, 116, '194-5 John Whittier 144-5 James Wilder 45 Eddie Williams 87 Margaret Uinxl Williams 87, 110, 140-1, 187 Peggy Williams 87 Arc ie Williamson 46 Robert Willie 78 Jo Willingham 46 Linda Wi loughby Glen Wilson 78 Herby Wilson 64, 112, 126, 140-2, 153, 176 Wesley Wilson 64 Joe Bill Wilt 46, 228 Jerry Winn 64, 221 Joe Witherspoon, 111 87 Mike Womack 231 Alcene Wood 46, 134-5, 137, 222, 234 Ava Nell Wood 78, 222, 234 Jimmy Woody 78, 150, 219 Leonard Woosley 46, 100-1, 140-2, 146-7, 153, 182 Peglgy Worsham 87 Ne ie Jean Worthey 46 Bill! 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