W B Ray High School - Silver Spur Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1956 volume:

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CLASSES ..... . Seniors Juniors . Sophomores FAVORITES ...... ORGANIZATIONS . . . SPORTS ...... . ueu were in the enter ring . . 10 11 September . . . SEPT. 7: WE COULDN'T HAVE TIMED IT BETTER! The first day forclcsses to begin-the spirit ron high, and so did the wafer. xl?-.gf 'Sienna SEPT . 9: sssssSSST-FIGHT, TEAM, FIGHT!! One of The high poinfs of our first pep rally., SEPT. 8: THE FLOOD WAS OVER, THE FLAG WAS RAISED, THE DOORS FLEW OPEN! September . . . SEPT. I9: CHEEZE PLEASE! HOPE YOU GOT IN LINE. SEPT. I7: CONSTITUTION DAY Mrs. Louise Pace, President of The local chapter of D.A. R., presents Sidney Smith with o framed copy of the U. S. Constitu- tion. X I SEPT. 28: Homemaking, like all other classes, were well under way by the third week. U ctuher . . . ANGELS? OCT. 9:Speech students pose a scene from 'Angel Street for our photo- grapher. C CURTAIN GOING UP! OCT. ll: Ray High School was well represented in the Little Theaters' production of Time Out for Gingern. Sally McCracken, Roy Box, Robin Weil, and Michoele Thomas. 1- BEAT TYLER, TEXANS! OCT. l2: Cheerleaders from Miller and Coles got a taste of the Fighting Texan spirit when they led yells at the pep rally before Tyler game. OCT. I2: My W OCT. 14: SPEECH OFFICERS DI YEAR. LANS THE COMING Q0fficiaI photograph ofthe U. S. Navyj NAVY BUDDY TOUR OCT. 21: Richard Jennings, Donald Chilton, Richard Peden, Sidney Smith, Richard Clower, Niel Selby, Victor Jaeggli, and Dick Drake, from Ray High School had an interesting and informative day at the Naval Air Station. 15 Uclnher. COLUMBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA! Ann Pettus, Don Prince and Michael Brush prepare speeches on the great discovery forthe Pan American Club. f NCV. I7: 6. November N ..,. 4,13 k nf ALLIED YOUTH'S ANNUAL PLAY I I I NOV. 8: BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT Sally Peel's family toured the building and met her teachers Chcrlie's Aunt ron three nights in the Ray High School gym. Pictured ore: Mary Ellen Brown, George Brook- over, Bill Burgower, Tim Brown, and June Cofrill. 'if E Q A .,V:. if 'ii' it ' M1 ', '1 5 l . ,,,' ' .r f N ., ' yri Q , , f vi Y NOV. 2: ALL ABOARD! Students sign for the bus trip to the Jefferson game- germ NOV. 24: TICK TOCKI Sue Anderson, Natalie Goldreyer, and Jerry North climbed the ladder to hang the clock. Hnvemher . . . . E MEN 'T Eilbv' TH EE XIOV. ll: I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY Peggy Powell spoke, spoke well, and was ' Y? rewarded. , is 1-TT NOV. 25: THE TIME WAS NEAR The Maioreftes pose before the poster wlaiclw decorated the goal posf before The BIG game. 17 Deeemher THE CHUCK WAGON! We hope you enioyed your spring Trip as much as we enjoyed your bar-be-cue! DEC, 8: THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROLLED OUT DEC. 9: WOMEN DRIVERS! Drivers Education classes fry to prove the old expression is wrong. .111 R. ,avg at A-me , ECL. -T 'i EI. A 'B ' A -ne, XX 1 DEC. IO: CLASSES QQ BE FUN! This is o fifth period Spanish closs. I8 December . . . DEC. 22: Jeannene Vickery was crowned Band Sweetheart by John McGregor. DEC. 20: EVERYBODY CLAP HANDS! Children from the child development lab get hep af a basketball pep rally. DEC. 19: HUDDLE IN THE HALL! DEC. 21: MERRY CHRISTMAS! Christmas frees, an assembly, and fast good- byes ended our last day before the holidays. Januaru . . . JAN. l9: THE QUESTIONS NOT THE ANSWERS They turned the crank and off came mid-Term exams. JAN. 27-28: AFTERWARDS Bill Burgower and Margo Anderson had leading roles in the play Afterwards which won superior rafing in Corpus Christi Speech and Drama Festival 20 JAN. I4: Sonny Cofer, Carl Scott, Bill Taylor, Brent Ocker, and John Berry were the five boys from Ray who reached the semi- finals of the National Merit Scholarship Tests. Januaru . . JAN, 283 Hgf nofgs Came when fl-Ie dance bond JAN. 26: Twelve boys from Ray passed the mental test for the NROTC played for an assembly. Scholarships. They are Pete Callaway, Sonny Cofer, Gene Seale, BillTaylor, Sidney Smith, John Sargent, Eugene Swilley, Carl Scott, Bobby Johnson, Wayne Rogers, Charles Sale. Not pictured: Robert Evans. februaru . . . 5 FEB. i7: Mr. LeBleu measures Johnney Auilo for his cap and gown. FEB. 6: Toy Mason receives local DAR award. xp f SE, FEB. I7: Meet Me ln St. Louis FEB. 4: School on Saturday? Exg-g Tommy Powers, Roy Box, Richard Jennings and Jay 1956 T d hw ,th s age 0 I wi Smith wait to take the Texas University entrance exams. . the senior play. Fehruaru FEB. 2l: BROTHERHOOD WEEK Rabbi Milton Bendiner, Father Emmett Walsh, and Col. Paul Mowur, were in- troduced at the Brotherhood Weelc as- sembly by Col. Ted Scibienslci. FEB. 24: MEXICAN SUPPER Mr. Ted Nichols helps Viola Valdez, Cecil Frank, C. l.. Speer, and Minnie Roman, with decorations for the Band's annual Mexican Supper. !','N xy '26 5, Q., E JCL ,f Patti Herndon,David FEB. l8: FAVORlTE'S DANCE Griffin, and Imogene Waiting for the announcement of Favorites are: Kay Crocker, Marcia Stanley, members of Schaffer, Woody Hamon, Dub Nash, Steven Crocker, and Cecille the cast. Nicholas. Patsy Howard and Sandra Turner get in the act. MAR. 6: SADDIE l'lAWKlNS DAY! And the Mascots stole the show. MAR. 5: PARENTS COME TO SCHOOL Charlotte Nalley's parents visit the annual room on Monday of Texas Public School Week. Hlarch . . . MAR. 2: CRighYI DELEGATES TO FUTURE TEACHERS CONVENTION IN DENTON Betty Holder, Janice Brown, Andrea Villarreal, Crispen Campbell, and Miss Hoge. MAR. If IAboveI An- drew Garcia works at the Driscoll Print Shop under the I. C. T. program. MAR. 2: IBeIowJ WINNERS IN THE TRINITY SPEECH CONTEST Left to right: Joe Flood-second place winner of the scholarship. Margo Anderson-first place winner of the scholarship. Colston Chandler-first place in declamation. Gaston Maurin-first place winner in Iyric poetry and first place in radio speaking. Imogene Stanley-second place winner in the scholarship. MI APR. 6: . , W., 1 f rf. fn. ks- 1 4. ggw?'--'?f t , 4, sk . ci ' 4, - gg 1 gun, i WV I M L. j , 1. V 4 4' .n Hpril . . . BANQUETS Beverly Moody and Lynn Nicholson find a date on the calen- dar for the annual banquet held by the staff of the Silver Spur. flair!-Q.. .Q 1 fr yn. x if N9 it i APR. 20 PRE-REGISTRAUON Miss Harris pre-registers .leane Mahoney, Edward Donaldson, Betty Sue Gray, and Georgia San- som. Hpril . . . APR. I3-IA: LANTANA CORONATION Imogene Stanley was cho- sen Lantana Duchess. APR. I8: PARTIES IN FULL SWING Iris Norwood and Kay Old are off fo a coke party. APR, IO: PICNIC Student Council members plan tI1eCounciI's picnic MAY 8: SENIOR PROM Nancy Humble, Gene Nelson, and John Larcade help with decorations for the prom. W is if E 1 5' gl F ef , ,X iff .L , K 1 Q fi 'il' is X I Q V .,:f L , ' 4 vw he 'W M U U A V, A yi , M ' , W 8 s Q E if Y 2 , f rv, 5 aff? - Q or ,if 4, MAY 3: D, E. EMPLOYER, EMPLOYEE BANQUET Gene McClure, Ray D. E. President, Marilyn English, Ray Social Chairman, Eileen Nemec, Ray D. E. Secretary, Steve Barclay, Miller D. E. President. MEMORY MR. W. B. RAY 29 administration 30 31 BOARD OF EDUCATION President ....... . . . Roy R. Gillelcmd , Vice-President .... .... P Gul R. Haas Secretary ...... .... M rs. Harry Eaton , School Aiforney . . . . . . Horvie Bronscomb MR.RoY R.GlLELAND MR-PAUL R-HA55 if MR. ARTURO VASQUEZ MR. HARVIE BRAMSCOMB MR. ERNEST MILLS 'iv MR.R.D.sHEPARD MRS HARRY EATON MRs.EARL THOMAS 32 MR. WLLDON GIBSON Director of Personnel ond Community Relations DR. R. L. WILLIAMS Superintendent of Schools ll DR. DWIGHT TEEL Director of Curricuior Services MR. J. D. SLAYBAUGH Director of Finance and Property U. D. HENSLEE Assistant Principal CLAUDE COOPER Vice-Principal 1 JANICE HARRIS Counselor MRS. JUANITA SANDS Registrar MRS. CHARLOTTE ORR Visifing Consultant mx jf,- 'ja MRS. AUBA PARK Counselor an PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mr. Neil A. Waterbury VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. George K. Taggart, Jr. RECORDING SECRETARY Mrs. C. N. Townsend, Jr. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mrs. Woodrow Glasscock TREASURE R Mrs. Atlee Cunningham HISTORIAN Mrs. Garland White PARLIAMENTARIAN Mrs. W, E. Wagenschein uv M . THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE PAREN 37 M.. A f ' , , A X S :.. A , ...w,.s.5 ..+ t 49 T TEACHERS ASSOCIATION if :, .gg I '- J ,Ex,fZ:l2,i f -' C illiiii g K M 3 Mrs. Ruth Bates Mrs. Yona Bird Barbara Birdwell Margaret Bray Gaylene Bridges Clvlcs Study Hall Engllsh Safety Education Homemaklng Allied Youth Sponsor F-H-A- SPOUSOV .ff 58 Mr. Zaratonetis shows Francisco Reyna and Mary Mrs. lone Brooks Verna Bryant English Mathematics Morales that there is more to Commercial Math than 2+2:4! an is-F3 'C7 Jeanette Burmeister Speech Mask 8 Gavel Co-Sponsor Caludia Cagle English Patricia Buttram Speech Mask 8 Gavel Co-Sponsor Pete Walsh explains tothe class this is a Trig Problem instead of a sailboat. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Clark, Pete Walsh, Vivian Frieling, Marlene Flor, Sandra Rob- erts, David Ward. Evelyn Cheatham Business Education Frankie Clark Mrs. Mary Clark Marie Cobb Physical Education English Business Education Annual-Co-Sponsor 38 Nf- ' Margaret Corbin Joyce Cochran Mrs. Lorene Cooper Speech Vina Crqddock English English Mask 8 Gavel Mathematics Sponsor K' .g X Jn th Mrs . Beulah Dixon Smiley Davis Physical Education Secretary ca- ,4 ' WK-... Margaret Young. 1' 1 I Mrs . Catherine Fora It is a small world, but Arthur Newton, Joycelynn Foster, Stanley Black, and bill Burgower wish it 5PC 5l' were even smaller when they have to study it. L05 Chalos Sponsor S I-, ,Q tg T P, at iv v Qi' s 5 'INN i tr ft X C. U i Ai Mrs. Edna Gilbert Otelia Graham Roy Gregory Chuck lwaynes Latin History Physical Education Physical Education 39 i 1 Oneta Cummings Mathematics Student Council Sponsor nv, -s..,,Nh ' s Mrs. Norrisv fifth period Civics class learning todo referf work. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Corder, Calvin Herman, and Mrs . Norma Fruge Homemaking 4 i. Ei, W S ... Catherine Hoge Mathematics Future Teacher Sponsor ., F' 'W ' ' f Mrs. Kenneth Hiner Mrs. Kathleen House Mrs. Frances Huebner Dell Juslln Glen LeBleU Bible English Homemakfng Librarian Mathematics Bible Club Sponsor F.H.A. Sponsor Senior Class Cwsponso xmjj X-w Miss Long says that these pictures will make a good bulletin ooara for science. LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Bodden, Sharon Todd, Kay Wren, Rebecca Montgomery, Rose Hartman. 1 N. ,W L X Q of! i Mrs. Celeste Lowrey? School N Future N x Mrs. Grace Lufer Distribufive Education D.E. Club 49' 5 A 5 'li l K I gs ' .fX,.r?'5w,j' - .W X., M . lr 8 3 Aileen Long Biology Mrs. Frances Love Attendance Clerk How much does a test tube weigl1,Miss Agnew? LEFT TO RIGHT: Potty Watkins, lris N Agnew, John Bonnet. orwood, Max Christian, Miss 'va' Mrs. Jerry McCullough Mrs. Maurine McElroy Mrs. Elizabeth Manning .lose Masters Annie M09 Melton History English Algebra English B'0l09Y 40 .4 al . M... a 1? 'lf f llf Mrs. Jovita Mireles Doris Morgan Ted Nichols Mrs. Fred Norris Mrs. Auba Park Spanish Chlld Developement Muslc Civics Counselor Pan Am. Club Sponsor Mrs Mary Presnall E. L. Peavy History Librarian . 'L ' x M 'J rv ,. E . f ' X . 1 5 - , fit le? l I N, Q, Sharing reading experiences are Freddie Muniz, Joel Bocanegra, Emma Espinoza, Mrs. Brooks, Flora Guerra, Sylvia Andrade, Celia L. Castillo, Marie Ortiz and Irene Andrade. N . . Xe ,cy s , 'sw I a E545 ,QNX-fa' R mnfgf Miss Cheatham explains the use of the carriage-return lever tofifth period firstyear students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Starr, Oweita Tomlinson, Paul Parr, Edmund Garcia, Dub Nash, and Carole Guerguin. S E il Dan Purcell Phys lcal Education e l SN 1 Elorine Regner Physical Education Mrs. ls abell Ruth Charles Richardson George Roberdeau Mrs. Arra Rogers OSCUY M. Rogers Industrial Arts French English lI1ClUSfri0l Cooperative Hlsfory 41 Tralnlng Juanita Sands Registrar Mrs. Violet Sone English I E, wg L.llO A JI! D, Mrs. Eula Schultz Berta Shaw Mrs. E. B. Shelton Mathematics History Study Hall .rf f g .2 4 -ig lagix i 5 fi 4 i ljill Stages Head Football Coach Annual Co-Sponsor Mrs. Margaret Smith Business Education Roland Garcia learns to set type -we-1 Mrs. Faye Telf0l'Cl Mrs Claudia Thompson H' t B k t . . . 'S my oo S me Bruce Rose and Jim Greene sanding cm record cabinet. 'Qt'- Regina Todd John Townsley Robert E. Urban Martha E Van Meter Mathematics English Biology Journalism 42 Quill and Scroll Louise Ward Mathematics Senior Class C0-SPOHSOV , ,s J' T .Mx g U AP WJ i K 1 X... i 7 Mrs. Marie Westervelt Marion M. Woods Peter Zarafonetis Challie Thornton Mrs. Halouise Wilcox Business Education Woodwork Mathematics Physical Education Choral N, L. Mrs. Pork checlcs schedules Mr. Cooper makes announce. Mrs. Lowrey supervises care Miss Harris is on hand when Wnh Sharon L 'life' I and ments twice a day of Students who Come fo the students need guidance Mafalie Goldreyer. clinic. ' E' 'Q x s N MG' if 7'9- ' ' i ' f erry North confers with Mr. Henslee on important 1' J L, business. Mr. Broad doesn't have it so easy all the time. .1 'I 1414 lib 'I ,rj ix li Joseph Cain hfd Burtis Casler Art Aurelian Luquette Gene Van Cleave Mrs. Mark B. Williams Mathematics Senior Class Co-Sponsor Physical Education Physical Education Bible S - Y . F 'H 5 , ... -tt., ,t t in .- ,. 43 my PBX OPERATORS Mary Edds, Mrs. Thompson, Joyce Ricketson, Geneane Nulph, Cherie Tucker, Peggy Scott, and Judy Burns. B-4- MRS. DIXON AND MAIN OFFICE CREW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Agnes Welsh, Cherie Tucker, Carolyn Mitchell, Camilie Gordon, Cora Ann Kelly, Barbara Smith, Jo Ann Morrow, Carlene Hanstron., Rosemary Halstead, Ann Cline, Beulah Dixon, Rose Hartman, Pat Mitchell, Charlene Bryant, Elsie Smith, Janie Moore, Jo Ann McAllister, Judy Gerhards, Shirley Klasing, Peggy Strates, Carol Hamilton, Jeanine Jones, and Nancy Echols. Uiiice QQ VisualAid's assistants use their study halls toruntheproiector.LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Ferges, Gene Crain, Warren Hart, Jerry Norrod, Paul Mattlce, Floyd Fitch, Ralph Carscadden, Ismael Navanio, Bill Petitt, and Bill Hinkly. The bookstore is open before school and during the lunch period in order that students may purchase school supplies. James Cannon, Mrs. Thompson Donna Peden, and Barbara Bird. 44 lllurliers 'l Cf 'r MRS. JACQUELINE COOK AND HELPERS Mrs. Cook, the secretary of Mr. Broad, and her able assistants keep the Boss's office in order. Eleanor Hamon, Mary Ann Harris, Mrs. Jacqueline Cook, Donna Ashley, Barbara Fawcett. Uk rf s Care of cut fingers, headaches, and other small ills of students is the job of the helpers in the clinic. Pictured are: Bitsey Barnett, Betty Jo Payne, and Arlene Luckett. 45 REGISTRAR AND STAFF Mrs. Sands and her Staff keep the most important records of each student in school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Sands, Barbara Forcett, Charlene Hubble, and Sandra Gibron. GUIDANCE OFFICE HELPERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Miller, Joanne Mc- Allister, Virginia Miller, Coease Malone, Pat Block, Patty Johnson, Mary Wright, Pat Ocker, Barbara Wilder, Diane Marston, Carolyn Coch, Nan Modesett, Carol Anne Theis, Bi I lijo Schrolle, Not shown, Lynn Anderson. classes N 9 213' 5 Q lm 95 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . . ......... . ....... . . . Sonny Cofer Secretary ..... .... S uzy Barrier Vice-President .... . . . Terry Koonce SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Powell, Sharon Rives, Alice Cook, Patti Herndon, and Marilyn Weiser. SECOND ROW: Arlene Luckett, Evelyn Craft, Lorraine Olsen, Jeanine Jones, Suzy Barrier, Janice Brown, Imogene Stanley, Natalie Goldryer, Martha Innis. STANDING: Thomas Vetters, Sonny Coter,Terry Koonce, Monte Shakeltord. NOT PICTURED: Sandra Gorrigcn, Bert Moody. SPONSORS, NOT PICTURED: Mr. l.eBleu, Mr. Cain, Miss Ward. 49 X x Amaya, Amelia Anderson, Margo Asensio, Bert Askey, Lois Auffy, Edith Ayala, Delia Garza Ayala, Mary Alice Bailey, Earlyne Baker David Balitz Jim I X 3 X Baldwin, paula Sue i Q Bqfcleff, sau I 3 : ' xt 9 ., ! I ,l g , 1 , f an ge, 50 Seniors Abbott, Bob Aboud, Joyce Adams, Vicki Aldrich, Justine Allen, Millard Allen, Virginia Alsup, Dewitt Alvarez, Jerry I GN l Seniors Barker, Charles Barrier, Suzy Bass, Nancy Baumgart, Richard Beach, Marcia Beck, Donald Bell, Janet Benavidez, Gustavo hz, --.,, M Y 5 H -.-' ' X Q . . K , Eg 1 3 4 X 4 V V K P? X , is ,Q Benderman, Carol Ann Benson, Jean Berry, John Best, Bruce Bethel, Deverne Bigham, Jerry Bird, Wayne Black, Joyce Blalock, David Block, Ros.aIyn Bolton, Charles Bonnef, John 'S... Brown, Janice Brown, Joe Jr. Brown, Nancy Brundige, Gerard Bryan, Lee Howard Buckner, Gene Bueno, Armando Buescher, tsther Burnett Lillian qi 'V Burns Judy Ann Burnett, Janice Lee t X Burroughs, Jimmy in K H ,:g ,-,' 9 L '5 15 Seniors Boudreau, Larry Box, Roy Jr. Brewster, James Bridgeman, Bonnie 9 Britton, Shirley Ann Brock, Fred Brock, Gerald Brooks, Jack Seniors Burton, Butler, Butler Butler I I Kim Glenice Jimmy Thomas Caballero, Richard Calloway, Gloria Callaway, Peter Campbell, Crispen J, Un. 13 A r 1X X fi is f1-., l it r K G Q f hun I E' i i 53 5, 'V Campbell, Marcia Cano, Ernest wx? Cantu, Francisco Capistran, Eddie Q , N V Carr, Don Casas, Mary Olga , ' Cassidy, Elizabeth Ann x Castillo, Fred f Q... Catchings, Margie hw Chamberlin, Gail Champion, Martha Chapa, Adan -in ,Q X ,f W apex N x A l X x xx lf? ggi Coder, Billy Cofer, Horace Condron, Jean Contreras, Luis Cook, Alice Cooper, Doris Cooper, Frances Coppage, Sharon Corder, Patricia Couch, Carolyn Craft, Evelyn Cecile Crocker, Steven Seniors Cheatum, Carole Ann Chilton, Donald Clark, David Clarkson, Nancy Cleven, Ronald Clower, Richard Coats, John Cobb, Barbara mi -1 l i 9 X , a 54 if f Q. 4 ax . X Seniors Crowson, Charles Cunningham, Aflee Cunningham, Dorothy Cunningham, Dwane i i Dodds, Gerirude Doring, Jeanefte Doyle, Betty Drake, Dick 5 X Nga ? ', :S sig ,fn Draper, Norma DuBose, Kenneth Duckwall, Joe Dunn, Carol Jean Dunten, Sherry Dwarshus, Darlene Echo-Is, Nancy Eddins, Johnny Edens, Beverly Edge, Sandra Edwards, Freddie Elizondo, Rose Mary I' J, f XE' 64 .125 'A K ' any Q W ,A ' Q- '?Y'-b if-fi Fawcett, Barbara Ferenz, James Larry Fiala, Paul Flint, Janet Lee Flor, Marlene Flores, Mary Al ice Ford, Billie Foster, Frances Friclce, Paul Frieling, Vivian Ann Fry, Harvey Fuentes, David Seniors Elliot, Pat English, Marilyn Erwin, Sally Esse, Norman Estrada, Ted Evans, Robert Farley, Martha Faulk, Benkie 1 56 Seniors Fuentes, Virginia Gabbart, Kathryn Galvan, Joe A. Garcia, Andrew Garcia, Aurora Garcia, Domingo Garcia, Herbert Garrett, Missy 1 o ptvlfzo o , Q. I' Q As A 0 ' 4 s.' . W,-01 .e 5 1 5' 5 Garrigan, Sandra Gary, Sandra Garza, Connie Garza, Elida Garza, Richard Garza, Santa Geer, Luther Geisler, Dorene Gentry, Don Gibson, Sue Gilbert, Peggy Giles, Larry Gregory, Wanda Gremmel, Brandes Griffin, David Grodahl, Margaret Guerra, Hilda Guess, Bailey Gurley, Jo Ellen Gutierrez, Leo Guzman, Antonio Guzman, Evandro Guzman Leonor Haeber, Roland E 'S Seniors Goldreyer, Nafalie Gonzales, Manuel Gonzalez, Virginia Govatos, Patsy Graham, Pat Grau, Nadeen Gray, Milton Greene, James iw 1 srl . .fx ' 5 I I A X Q , -r s ,Y In i A X is X l s. A i T- A l i 58 Seniors Hall, Charlene Hamann, Lawrence Hamilton, Carol Hamletr, Charles Hammons, Richard Hamon, Woodrow Hargett, Neviff Harris, Barbara . 6,1 y l gag? 'Bla Q Harris, Kay Harris, Jerry Harrison, Frances Harrison, Samuel Hartman, Rose Harrwig, Don Haston, Kenneth Hawkins, Howard Hawkins, Lynn Hawkins, Viola Hayes, Walter Heerssen, Loreff G ii. Hg' Hilfpold. Vicki Hobbs, Travis Holder, Betty Holder, Joyce Holeman, Jack Holi ingsheod, Doyle Hollingsworth, Virginia Hopkins, Johnny Horton, John Hoskins, Tommy Hostufler, Ray House, Jim .s Seniors Heickman, Pat Hellums, David Herman, Calvin Hernandez, Martha Herndon, Patti Hesse, Henry Hicks, Eugene Hilfon, Elizabefh 45 .N , , , 55, 40 YM it i ri A. 91,3 4 Y M 52 Q V,-be 321 60 Seniors Hover, Kay Howrey,4Elizabeth Hoyt, Lois Hubble, Charlene Humble, Nancy Ann Ilse, Ray lngle, Tommy lnnis, Martha J fe is :AX 'il 'P A is ,X D X ki lea f . ig 'K is U 61 J it f i as .--1 Jaeggli, Victor Jennings, Richard Johnson, Averill Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Bobby Carrol Jay Joyce Patricia Johnson, Wayne Johnston, James Jones, Casey Jones, Avonda Kelsey, Lewis Kendrick, Cherry Kent, Nelda Kenyon, tawin King, Gordon King, James King, Lorna Klasing, Sliirley Kleclf, Janet Klett, Jeannine Koonce, Terry Kosarek, Patsy Seniors Jones, Dickie Jones, Marie Jones, Jeanine Kay, Gale Keefer, Peggy Keetclw, Rita Keller, Raymond Kelly, Margie W Seniors Laird, Don Landesman, Don Lankford, Jack Larcade, John Lee, Madeline Lemley, Suellen Leon, Noel Levy, Allan l. I 1 lf , i iv Y 'f-S3 63 Limke, Emma Lee Linton, Betty Lippincott, Hubert Lipsclwutz, Bernice Littrell, Gary Lozano, Hubert Luclcett, Arlene McAllister, Joann McCall, Kenneth McClure, Gene McCollum, W. E. McCord, Troy McNally, Terry McNure, Mose Mable, Barbara MacCurdy, Frank Mancillas, Leonor Mann, Grover Manngen, LeRoy Marek, Darwin Marmion, Marie Marsden, AI Marshall, Kelly Martin, Barbara 1 2 15' rw' W rm- 9' R l il J 1 I A Seniors McCracken, Dick McDonald, Arleen McEafhron, Warren Mctlhaney, Ray McElroy, Doris McElroy, Gene McGregor, John McLean, Don Seniors Martinez, Dora Martinez, Eunice Martinez, Olga Mason, Toy Menchaca, Dorio Jr Miclma, Yvonne Merabal, Rudy Modesett, Nan xfy N .ct S , by Q 1 f l ' '53 r lf' g I K M HP A Q 'S I Q Q' gl 1 if f , A5 i 4 O lll ll 5 li J 9 We -i S .. -x is 65 Montez, Blanca Moody, Bert Moore, Linda Morgan, Fred Morgan, Nancy Morris, Dolores Morris, Nancy Moseley, Trent Mosser, Edward Naismith, lan Nalley, Charlotte Nash, Dub X5 f 'Ga 'S 'Xi 3 Z Ocker, Brent Ocker, Pat Oedcmer, Bob Old, Kay Oliver, Diane Olsen, Lorraine Olson, Sandra O'Neal, Emzie Lee Owen, James Owens, Wanda Jo Page, Mary Lou Page, Pat 5'-ig fi if f i, Seniors Nelson, Gene Nemec, Eileen NeSmifl1, Glenn Nicholas, Cecil Niedeclcen, Patty Norman, Jacqueline Norwood, Iris Q'Brien, Billie ar f .2 X .sm 5 ll 4 ! 4 , 'Q F Seniors Painter, Sally Parker, Peggy Ann Parrish, Bricken Patterson, Steve Payne, Betty Jo Payne, Josephine Peden, Richard Perez, Belia a' I fA,ff,v. -,ftg 7...-9 .,. ! 9 ff .dh .-.-. .,, ,. Q ' N Pl N IQ' Perez, Elroy ,4 .z:..-. . Perez, Jesse Perez, Leandro Phelps, Kay Pitts, Danna Potter, Burtt Paulsen, Barbara Powell, Peggy 67 Powers, Tommy Prasatik, Virginia Pratt, Nina Evelyn Pratt, Roberta Roy Jerry Reefl, Elsie Jean Regmund, Ella Barbara Reyes, Soila Rice, Etta May Rickefson, Kenneth Riddick, Patricia Rios, Miguel Rios, Rachel Rittgers, Joe Rives, Sharon Roberson, Henry Seniors Preslar, Jimmy Prinz, Lucille Pruett, James Purcell, Joyce Puryear, Billy Pyle, Evelyn Rains, Donnie Rankin, l.eal Allen Y I , 4 A , 'Xl Seniors Roberts, Freddie Roberts, Judith Roberts, Leon Roberts, Suundra Robertson, Beverly Robinson, Sue Rogers, Glenn Rogers, Melvin 1 be Rogers, Peggy Rogers, Wayne Roman, Minnie Roth, Lyndon Rowland, Sandra Ruiz, Susan Salas, Mary Lou baldono, Mary Sale, Charles Salinas, Albert Sandel, Michael Sanford, Billy Seale, Gene Sechrist, Nancy Selby, Gretchen Selby, Neal Shackeltord, Monte Shaw, Ronald Sheldon, Margaret Shell, Jackie Shelton, Barbara Sherard, A. J. Shireman, Bill Sholars, Bruce f' . ' Qt, 4 -B , Seniors Sargent, John Scarborough, Peggy Schier, Evelyn Schrolle, Billiio Scott, Douglass Scott, Lou Ann Scott, Peggy Seale, Bobby 1 1 tt ' ,gf ' to-Yl' S47 'B M'aS4,2f 7 6 5 Q' 1: t 3'-fx Wx t X 'B 'sle- Seniors Sills, Gilliam Simon, Ruth Singer, Samson Sisson, Sandra Skelton, Jenell Smith, Hubert S, l 5 Smith, Jay Smith, Judy Q sw W e lx . .,. X K F -i i' F ii -f1 . 3 71 Q x N 1 S, Smith, Leon Smith, Peggy Smith, Sidney Soliz, Irma Sosebee, Leia Sowders, Eddie Sowell, Dickie Stanford, Ray Stanford, Rex Stanley, Imogene Staton, James Steen, Phil Taylor, Bill Taylor, Bob Thomas, Peggy Tice, Nell Till, David Toland, John Tovar, Lydia Train, Kenny Trefflich, Charlotte Treio, Estevan Treio, Frances Trevino, Manuel f i Seniors Stephans, Curry Stewart, Nancy Storm, Barbara Sfrader, Pauline Strickland, Ausfine Sfrother, Marsha Swenson, Earl Swilley, Eugene -fu-' 4 0-.y S 1 i I 5- 5 i Q Seniors Trevino, Rosendo Truiillo, Ofelia Tucker, Cherie Turner, Douglas Turner, Jack Turner, Shari Turner, Valorie Valdez, Cruz 46- '4-' I' Valdez, Viola VanCleave, Peggy VanMaire, Ann Vasquez, .lose Vaughn, June Vaufer, Emmett Vaurer, Warren Vetters, Thomas Vicars, Coy Vickery, Mary Wagenschein, Ann Wahl, Gregory 1,56 A ' 1 if if X Waterbury, Richard Watkins, Marilyn Watts, Charlotte Weber, Vernon Weeks, Terry Wehring, Wallace Weiser, Marilyn Wellborn, Clay Whipple, Berkley White, Joyce Wicks, Fred Wilcox, Larry Seniors Wainscott, Bobby Walsh, Pete Walton, Bill Ward, David Warren, Areta Warren, Leslie Warren, Norma Jean Washburn, Mildred 7 l it Seniors Williams Williams Williams Williford, I Henrietta James Jim James Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Loretta Winkler, Peggy Wood, Beverly , l ii 4 4 XI l X X XX .iii L Woodman, Larry Woolsey, Tommy Wray, Joe Wright, Linda Wright, Terry Ybanez, Eleanor Young, Chuck Young, Margaret Yzaguirre, Celestina Avila, Johnny Barnes, Roger Bollmeyer, l.eLaine .K ., ' it 'X A' I1 P ft ll fill 'll f ' fi Y 7' imyl . , ' l I i o l Little, Bobby McLaury, Evelyn Perm, Bill Simmons, Elizabeth ii 1 1 :q. tikv,I Xalan? nlvyiggizwwtiyi at f Fifi.-ififfgfg 5 - ' 15335-if-f, aagj,y1ffgiiv322ffi27f? f - rx'-sr im- A 'ras gf 5, -i Eifgqij w5gf31'?: 2 T, N i 1 :J ',':zw2x1r'zf'.2-.21--iff tm? Seniors Bonham, Loretta Burn, William Comer, Dalton Dunn, Bob Dwarshus, Phyllis Epps, Clinona Gordon, Suzanne Harris, Cecil . g , 5 s ,.. ,, A C 'QA N MID-T E RM GRADUAT ES FIRST ROW: Peggy Scarborough, SECOND ROW: AI Marsden Don Landesman, Richard B J' G , aumgart, im reene, Ray McElhaney. THIRD ROW: Jerry Alvarez, Leo Gutierrez. 76 Barbara Cobb, Lois Askey, DeJuan Irvin, Leonora Guzman. Cristina Sanchez M0140 50f1Cl1SZ l Maria and Cristina Sanchez, from Guada- laiara, Mexico, were guests in our school the first semester. We enioyed having these charming girls and their many friends regret their departure, Richard Jennings, Virginia Allen, Marilyn Weiser, and Margaret Grodahl look over the program before the opening curtain of the Dublin Players. SENIOR PLAY CAST . if 1 .t , w Q SEATED ARE: Lorraine Olsen, David Griffin, Imogene Stanley, Madeline Lee, Suzie Barrier. STANDING ARE: Steve Patterson, Tot Riddick, Dave Baker, Gene Buckner, Burtt Pctter, Patti Herndon, Larry Wilcox, Janet Bell, Hubert Smith. NOT PICTURED: Toy Mason, Arlene Luckett and John Bonnet. Peggy Powell, Nancy Stewart, and Sharon Rives help the community by stuffing Christmas Seals. Seniors Dickie Jones, Margaret Grodahl, Charlotte Treft- lich, Burtt Potter, Jim House, and Tot Riddick, enioy extra activity after school. '95 The senior editors ofthe EI Te iano decide something about th paper. They are Nancy Brown Billy Shiremcm, Terry McNalley June Vaughn, and James Brews ter. Seniors Kenneth Haston, Nelda Kent, James Brewster, Larry Boudreau, and Gordon King try to decide which pictures to buy. Imogene Stanley, Hubert Smith, Ann Wagenschein, and Eugene Swilley discuss the day's menu with Mrs. Martin. James and Larry have made their decision Seniors John Larcade and Charlotte Nalley Cram for exams and enjoy it. Barbara Shelton, Carol Hamilton, and Suzy Borrier get aboard for the Jefferson game. Hubert Smith, Sandra Sission, and Betty Linton, choose their graduation invita- tions as Suellen Lemley, Janice Brown, and Crispen Campbell wait their turn. 80 es. Seniors mgp-W Rex Stanford and Warren Wimbish are building an electrophoresis machine. James Brewster crams for a mid-term exam. Nancy Brown, Samson Singer, A. J. Sherard, Don Gentry--backstage helpers for the Senior Play. Seniors iam main hall to order Graduation invitations. Aflee Cunningham displays his hobby. I 25 3' , . v 11 gn ,A . , ar-,gd-1. 'nk Vzfgcgin b- S' 'if ' A sf? ' f-av 'qgxf . s A f .4 4 ,if v ,-N. H 5 Egygft, ,-Q is Q 'X' ,XUXA ' J. ,. fn: In a little over an hour commencement exercises bring the Senior year to a close. The school they attend no more will remain with the Seniors for- ever, in their minds, their hearts, and their achievements. 82 JUHIUHS CLASS OFFICERS President ..... .............. .... . D . E. Tillman Vice-President . . . . . . . Arthur McCallum Secretory ..... . . Mary Ann Harris 83 'X 5, o r is-4 q kr, ' 't I. ,ttf X 1 KX. ' K: 'asf x . .-Q. 'D Y l Q f' Grill Air if '- l 1-Q, 'Cv M9451 .. - 'Li - Baker, Baker, Baker, Bdndy, Barber, Barker, Barker, Barrier, Billy Boyd Joe Stewart Pat Bobby Billie Nell Robert Thomas Judy Bartlett, Harold Bartnick, Paul Baughcom, Nancy Bayles, Jesse Beard, Beaty, Samuel Paul Beck, Walter ,R 'G , ,, W 1 J 3: li' 4 AM Q W ,ga g if A , g..,'l N Q, XZ Juniors Abrams, Judy Adams, Betty Ann Adler, Robert Agiros, James Agee, Jane Allen, Cecil Amaya, Laura Ambaugh, Gerald Anderson, Floyd Anderson, John Anderson, Karen Anderson, Lynn Arlington, Bobby Armistead, Joe Ashford, Joe Ashmore, Nancy Atkins, Carol Ann Ault, Jackie Ashley, Donna Bailey, Mary Ray i ,,,., at gms, 'M' at KV! A 'gk 6 . yi v5 .Lqtg X Ywitlih. his 1 mix i-,ouisWY 'ql W. 38:41 84 5? Q in X Rt Y K . A Q ew 7? Juniors Beets, Kenneth Belhasen, Freddie Belhasen, Robert Bernson, Patty Berry, Charles Bigbee, Donald Bigger, Gary Bird, Barbara Birdsall, Calvin Bisbee, Billy Bissell, Philip Robert Block, Patricia Block, Stanley Bluntzer, Nancy Bollmeyer, l..eLaine Brochardt, Newton Bouclreau, Marilyn Bounsell, Ernest Boyde, Eddie Branson, Patsy . F . in J 4. , We .ii. , . 'bv ll' YP ,l- . X . 1 'T i 5- ul R f X 1 it 221 we . .n.'1:'-:rim ,i gem, - 1 df. 5. 1 I , Brashear, Debra Brawner, Linda Ann Bridges, Eve Brookover, George Browder Toncy Ann Brown, Floyd Wayne Brown, James Brown, Mary Ellen Brown, Patricia Bryant, Charlene Buck, Billy Donald Burgower, Bill Busse, Bobby Calhoun, Clem Cannon, Ann 73 I xlfs 'S I ' ' . 2,9 if L -gf 5 ,. - if 2 .. ,Wig , Q R v-is .fx A . lx gf K' 7 W1 War 'E is Cobb, Mary Ann Coe, Sharon Cole, Geneva Coleman, Ronald Col well, Marian Conner, Douglass Contreras, Manuel Contreras, Sofia Contreras, Viola Conway, Sandra Copeland, Jim Coppenbarger, Cynthia Cowser, Kay Cox, Kara Sue Crabb, Fred Wally 86 Juniors Cannon, James Cano, Dorothy Cano, Pete Carabaial, Adolph Carper, Marcia Carson, Elsa Jane Carson , Kit Carver, Carolyn Cash, Ben Castillo, Dora Castillo, Rosalio Cavitt, Frank Chambers, Jeanne Chandler, Colston Cheek, Clead Christian, Max Clark, Bill Clark, Phil CI ine, Ann Clymore, Ray x 3' tml E41 N J 95 'J' uniors Craft, Robert Crain, Gene Crawford, Richard Don Creveling, John Crosby, Barbara Dagley, Nancy Darby, Gene Davidson, Rodney Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Davis, Davis, Davis, Allen Clarence Colette Darryl Duane Nancy Robert Roy Sandra Delgado, Delia Del Llano, lrma Dennis, Pat X it-raft cn- Q '-if ' 945 9' H-ul ' at 8 2 ,, 5 3 D lk R X ig up-4 a K Mm 'Y 'N X Dillman, Kenneth Dillman, Melvin Dillon, Dana Dodson, Giles Lee Dorris, Darlene Douglass, Marylee Dreis, Susan Driscoll, Starlee Dryden, Joe Dugie, Lucille Duncan, Bruce Dunk, Leroy Dunlap, Wayne Durham, Charles Durham, Jack ' Ml we .Q Q, ,f- . ,,. lit sl r Q ll K' f 'Q , . ll -Jr .-:-' -Y' 32, ? N -- if-ii' S A Foster, Thomas Franke Cecil I '- in E 'ad 'M g Franklin, Mary Frazier, David Frith, Darrell Furman, Mary Gann, Jack Ganong, Billy Garcia, Homer Garcia, Rita Garcia, Roland Gardner, Linda Garner, Helen Gdrrigan, Judy Garza, Amelia ii ..., ai' X .K I ki ,-,ixA1i if A K y mx L. -1 3 Q S f i 1 J xi Q N, Juniors Duty, Sue Easterling, Anne Eckhart, Marcia Eddleman, Frank Edds, Mary Virginia Edminston, Diane Edson, Sharon Eneks, Doris Rufh Epps, Clinona Evans, Beverly Evans, Jerry Ewing, Jimmy Ewing, Judy Fields, Claudia Flato, Janet Flores, Flora Flores, Ramiro Foley, Pat Helen Fondren, Sara Ann Fore, David 88 Juniors Gartner, Joella Garza, Azucena Gaugler, Rita Gibson, Bill Gibson, George Gibson, Sandra Giles, Mary Lou Gilley, Bobby Gilliam, Georgia Gleason, Howard Gomez, Robert Gonzalez, Alma Gonzalez, Carmen Gonzalez, Edward Goss, Lois Ann Gottselig, Donald Gould, Nancy Gravett, Danny Greenburg, Donald Greene, Sandra ,NK A-vw 95 A i r ,s 4 'ix HE Qs at S, f' A A. ,.. X jg if K 6 . - nj f in ' i ,i 'X 8 '25 , I - is f l ! i n. me i g A 89 S. wil Greenwood, Barbara Gross, Robert Guergin, Carole Gunter, Archie Gustafson, Gayle Guthrie, Jimmy Haggard, David Hailey, Robert Haley, Margie Ann Hall, Jo Ann Halstead, Rosemary Hamilton, Bobby Hamon, Eleanor Haneburger, Frank Hanson, Susan r'X YIQQ C '-Shir Holly, Charlotte Holmes, Gayle Howard, Corbitt Hoya, Catherine Huckleberry, Pat Hull, Bill Hutchens, Bobby Hutsell, Jan ldeus, Sylvia Isbell, Frank Lee Isbell, Rita Jackson, Rod James, Louis Jeffries, Judy Johnson, Gayle 5' MQ ' F' .af Juniors Hanstrom, Carlene Harber, William Harris, Harry Harris, Margot Hart, Warren Hartsell, Joette Harvey, Tony Hawkins, Edward Hawkins, Boyd Hayes, Darel l-ieidensohn, Wal aine Helaentels, Alice Henny, Anna Henry, Carole Hernandez, Juanita Herndon, Michael Hester, Rose Marie Hicks, Marilyn Hinkle, Patty Hollinghead, Norman y an Jr ,X S X., ,U W 0 il' ,, al 4' r bi.. -+st- li fe? vi' Juniors Johnson, Patty Karel, Ernest Karr, Kay Kasper, Mary Ann Katz, Sharon Keehan, Judy Keys, Bobby Kirkland, Darrell Knapp, Barbara Kneton, Garland Koch, Carolyn Kopecky, Anne Kubala, Mary Ann Lara, Gloria Laws, Curtis Laws, Jim Leal, Joe Ledlow, Spencer Leggett, Mary Lewis, Billy Fred ag. ,lx 4 X i I tif' mf' .mir 1 V, H rr so Wi fs Q J ' 'V Xl Lewis, Lina Lewis, Bill Linkenhoger, Patsy Lipner, Julie Liska, Catherine Littrell, Sharon Lockhart, Bruce Longoria, Alice Lyle, Jeanette Lyle, Judy McAfee, Linda McCaleb, Michael McCallum, Authur Mccampbell, Courtn McCarthy, Patricia eY 'il 3. Q M if ' Q 5 N as if . XA ' fest gm y w W V Mays, Jimmy Merritt, Margaret - Miller, Patsy Ann Miller, Sidney ' 5 ,.,1: 2 ' Mills, Bernard - I' Mills, Donald Minor, John Mitchell, Carolyn Mondragon, Maria s-,V H.. ., E 'H ' D1 1' A ll f PI it-E Montgomery, La Juana ::, . YP. A , . v , V, 5 '4' fe uf 11, 41 Y, few Montgomery, Monty Moody, Beverly Q f fn Moody, Dorothy i w A A L, Moody, Edna 5 4 Moody, Butch 1 Q W 92 L55 g,.. Juniors McCoy, John McCoy, Jerry McCravey, James McCrory, John McDaniel, Suzanne MCGrew, Marilyn McMillian, Billy Mahaffey, Michael Maldonado, Sara Mangum, Darlene Marek, Carol Sue Marshall, Alvin Marston, Diane Martin, Maxine Mason, Jerry Mathis, Betty Mattke, Paul Maurin, Gaston Maxwell, Joan Mayhew, Janis ttf' H s as - 'T A ' i 'QC . Q T I 4: 4' r if ., O-7 A W -I ,T X Q fl l N Juniors Moore, Kay Morrow, Jo Ann Muckelroy, Richard Myers, Bobby Naiera, Gloria Newlin, Juanita Newton, Arthur Nichols, G.. G, Nieman, Jack Norris, Sibley Nulph, Geneane Olsen, Michael Olson, Robert O'Neol, Patsy O'NeilI, Betty Ornelas, Rosa Owens, Betty Jean Padgett, C. E. Paiz, Sylvester Palmer, Sandra x X X Q x in r ..sit ,Mig -45 r ,ex taiw- ,,., -, Q, is it , Parks, James Patterson, Gary Paulus, Anne Pearse, Mary Joyce Peden, Donna Pensyl, Willene Pequeno, Virginia Perez, Jesse Peterson, Whitney Phelps, Arthur Phelps, Patty Pierce-, Carroll Ray Pitts, Cherry Ann Porter, Harry Powers, Jack ff Q. rw I '1 A wx X 3, ' A X MS' W , A Richards, Angelyn Richards, Edward Ricketson, Joyce Ann Rincon, Ramona Rivas, Rudy Rivera, Richard Robbins, J. D. Roberts, Jackie Robertson, Pat Roby, Bill Rodgers, Kirby Rodriquez, Santos Rodriquez, Sally Ann Rogers, Nanette Rosson, Bubba Ruddock, Deborah Russell, Gordon Ryan, Carolyn Sager, Sandra Sallee, Richard 'Q M' ...fl W, fly!! .1 ff' X g i li-E in 'WF 41' ,ta , . X, A X 3 A 2 ,E l 2 I 0,005 Juniors Prado, Manuel Prewett, Prisci l la Prince, Don Raatz, Gretchen Ramirez, Rachel Ray, Kathleen Ray, Rita Raymond, Alice Reasor, Robert Renken, Reid Renwick, Anne Revett, Marie Rhodes, Harriet Rhodes, Larry Rhodes, Ted af fa? M , 1' . I - 'Q W. rl R .,., .1 .Q ..:- f .W--y N1 Juniors Sanchez, Luis Sasser, Beverly Saverline, Frank Saverline, Linda Scarlett, Daylene Schoenfeld, Janice Schoenfel d, Jo Ann Schroeder, Marvin Selby, Joe Robert Sharp, Margaret Sharp, Mildred Sheiness, Linda Sheneman, Beverly Sibley, Beverly Sigler, Sherry xc. A 'mt -av. , i v 1 5 f 13. xi F' i L in ...I H, i I I ,,,, ,,., , A Q iq i ,M nllxil i 3 't iff,,.:ffs iix fx is by ci Q 1.4 QQ' ,S 'W Q-'7 Ji, QS lp N WW ,- Sw TG it S I llill i K , ' 53. iv' ei 'i,.., ' .. ,.. yi 'uhm S,- ,,,. A .N . E Q yii 52, , N X A f. i ixxlw . JFS S 95 Sill, Sue Silva, Lamar Silvas, Ruben Simon, Gerry Sisco, Dorothy Smith, Barbara Smith, Bill Smith, Bobby Smith, Carolyn Smith, Elsie Smith, Jean Smith, Leslie Smith, William Smothers, Mary Ann Snyder, Jan Soliz, Rene Sorrel I, Larry Sosa, Adrian Soto, Rodolfo Spriestersbach, Kay 0-cb ' .P K fi 4 i K 'H , L 4 '3- Talley, Talley, Taylor Taylor Jeryl Nancy Frances Robert Teter, Kay Theis, Carol Ann Thompson, Roger Thompson, Verla Tice, Ella Mae Tiemann, Alvin Tillman, D. E. Tipton, James Todd, Shirley Todd, Patsy Ann Tomlinson, Oweita Townsend, Charles Trayler, Jock Trevino, Hector Trevino, Robert Trice, Barbara Juniors Springstun, Jo Anne Sprinkle, Sharon Spruce, Louise Stanberry, Sue Staples, Bobby Starr, Cathy Stoves, Mary Stewart, George Stockdill, Jean Strader, Martha Strates, Peggy Street, Betty Stuke, Karen Susser, Sam Taggart, George 'QQ' '17 ,, if Ag ' rx ,ly H N7 i .. ,f, H A X i in ins. fr A .ws-'f Juniors Trice, Patricia Tubbs, Robert Turner, Bobby Uribe, Rudy Ursprung, Jack I Utter, Marla June Vasquez, Edward Veit, Dorris Vela, Hector Verner, Susan Vickery, .leanene Vidar, Gary Villarreal, Andrea Villarreal, Leopoldo Wall, Jack K Q 'inf '55 B - v .Jem , -'K R .ir ii' ul' mm Vt, , Q . xr. ,ff Q.-of , .,i,i, ,, Q .Q Q . ' N if'-s Y' if 97 T ' -Q Fi' f ,pf 5. 'I fr ?' U Waller, Reid Walsh, Bud Walters, Larry Walton, Virginia Ware, Sandra Warren, Barbara Watkins, Patty Watts, Judy Weda, Kenneth Wells, Jim Welsh, Agnes Westbrook, Jimmie Wheeler, Becky Whicker, Kathleen White, Mickey White, Lloyd White, Robert Whitstine, Charlene Wilder, Barbara Wilder, Lois Ann '-3 i it i wx K S 33. Yeager, Lu Wan Young, Clarence Young, Parke Zamora, Lupe Zepeda, Joe Bell, Duane Carter, Marilu Cooley, Sears Ederer, Carlton Fischer, Marilyn Foster, Joyce Fowler, Lonnie Fuller, Brenda Gaddis, Thomas Gaines, Donna Galindo, Benito Guzman, lrene Harris, Mary Ann Heinamen, Laverne Hicks, Linda fwfr. A Juniors Williams, Annie Williams, Jimmy Williams, Johnny Willis, Michael Wilson, Carlos Wonderlin, Brenda Wonderlin, Sharon Wood, Robbie Lee Woodward, Joyce Woolsey, Linnell Wright, Dexter Wright, Mary Wright, Sandra Yarbrough, Bea Addie Yarbrough, Jo Rae r fir. i l Juniors Holiday, Ronny Hoover, Nancy Horn, Sally Huey, Emily Huvelle, Jo Ann Johnson, Barbara Kelly, Cora Ann Kruegar, Joe Lauritzen, Larry Layne, Ronald Lindsey, John Luckie, Jessica Maltke, Paul McBurnett, Ted McCarthy, Betty ff' 1-A V-is-W A ulbu , D . ,AX S f f 59 W xjii ,I L S, X' fi Q H 4 Q at by ... S Qi ij 'S ' so ' Fgcz zf,Qi2Q, L v .E O Sirkel Betty Taylor, Ann Wliitmire Ray Wininger Ray Hx 'hs' I uv KNAW f 99 Medlock, Margaret Mohr, Nancy Lee Morris, Annette North, Jerry Osborne, Jerry Owens, Ann Patterson, Jean Patton, Ann Pettus, Ann Quintanilla, Ernest I xg M Ji ...M 'iw Ni Jerry North and Jerry Os- borne have been selected to represent our Student Council in Europe at the ln- ternationol Convention of Student Councils. Gretchen Selby tells Bobby Ban- dy and Charlotte Holly that her picture will be inthe senior sec- tion this year. Many students have hobbies. James Love collects drift-wood and uses it in construc- tion of dried arrangements. 'S' I Ns.. X Y n 4 J I Tiana' af' J, tx N x Ps .6 ,,,. R I Mix. Us .,. .. 'X ni. - f ,a SUPHUIUURES CLASS OFFICERS Presldenf ..... ............ . . . . . Bonny Oliver Vice-President . . . .... Jo Ann Hoffman ,Secretory .... .... S ally Peel 101 JE- ' v- H' my so 1 '31 7 W it Q y' pt Ashurst, Gilbert Ashworth, Jimmy Atchley, Eddie Austin, Jackie Avant, Cliff Bach, Shirley Bacon, Linda Bailey, Harlene Bailey, Buddy Bailey, Norman Bair, John Baird, Jerry Barnes, Harlan Barnett, Linda Bartlett, Judy Bough, Horace Beaty, Jimmy Beebe, Maxine Benderman, David Bennett, Gary Berger, Caroline Bernal, Alice Bernsen, Robert Barrera, Robert Bethel, Burton Bickley, Barbara Birmingham, Judy Blalock, Amanda Bodden, Virginia Bolen, Joel Bolton, Elaine Bolton, George Bonner, Jack Bonney, Robert Bourns, Marquita Snphumures Adams, Jane Adkins, Derrah Aguilera, Mary Lou Albin, Phil Aldrich, Johnnie Rut Alexander, Billy Alexander, Charles Allen, Chester Allphin, Lynn Amador, Mary Anderson, Bettie Anderson, Gary Anderson, Sue Anderson, Tony Andrade, lrene S, Andrade, Sylvia , R A Armstrong, Gordon ' Armstrong, Peggy y Arnim, Carolyn '. in ,ni Arnold, Patricia M 6 if, ztiggiiy f 1 Asensio, Janice , . ff: t . i :.,. -V .:: K I A 4 y .sh X ' , Z xi . .,, 1 ,V VA Q. 'Q' , I X . ,. 'A -1 J Airi e ii-:- , gi, fi Q, U f '-,gn A x A , U 14 ,FE 'ZX r T ,. .. ,. H: , , 1 , 0- Q T- , ., l ' A b... 'X 6, A 5 s K N 1 :V W .1 I , Wy . , ' ' iw ,,-' Q , if .3 A - ii if P ' K . . 2 J , if y ti, ig if 5 Y 6 tim e 2 H 'W r,t, , if fi 5 ,..t -, ,Au '11 , +P ' 'Y if L We ' if Gy Suphumures Boyd, Don Bradford, Tom Bradshaw, Carroll Brandesky, Charles Breath, Al Brents, Leo Brewer, Archie Bridges, Pat Britton, Brenda Brock, Martha Brown, Charles Brown, David Brown, Gayla Brown, Gwen Brown, Terry Brown, Tim Browning, Joe Brundidge, Gary Brush, Michael Bryant, Jane Bucher, Joy K E5 in , HH! gl ,.:A lg C, Buckner, Joyce Bueno, Hector Bunch, Shirley Burns, Robert Busse, Sharon Butler, Carolyn Bush, Edward Cade, Sue Cagle, Howard Camp, Rodney Campbell, Jerry Cannon, Patricia Cano, Rose Cape, Mary Ann Capistran, Barbara Carpenter, Shirley Carroll, Johnell Carscadden, Ralph Carson, Herbert Casarez, Henry Castillo, Celia Castillo, Celia H. Castillo, Estela Cayce, Linda Chapa, Mary Chapa, Rodolfo Chapman, Philip Charles, Maria Chidester, Billy Clark, Eilleen Clark, Naomi Clark, Noreen Clark, Paula Clendening, Tomm Clover, Janice Alma 4, ' 'T'-5 . X Q l L , , c N. 1 I Crisantes, Robert Crisp, Sandra Crocker, Kay Crout, Jackie Crow, Carole Crowson, Elizabeth Crump, Peggy Cruz, James Cunningham, Judy Curtis, Patricia Curtsinger, Lynn Custer, Allan Daniel, Barbara Danvers, Claude Daugherty, Mike Davenport, Wanda Davidson, Frank Davis, Ann Davis, Bill Davis, Lenita Davis, Robert Deaclman, Ernest Dean, Garron DeCordova, Chester Deer, Sally Deiss, Donna DeLa Garza, Susie DeLa Garza, Marcos DeLos bantos, Viola Dembach, Russell Dennison, Joan Derden, Beverly Devine, Rosemary DeWitt, Pm Diaz, Blas we - 51 '17 xi 4 J 5 iili N , ' .J ii sv STA Q? u if S X 'Qi' 8 ii Rf lv- ik Snphomures Clower, Cora Lou Cole, Rex Coleman, Gary Collier, Keith Collum, Jerry Cone, Teddy Conkle, Carol Connally, Charles Cook, John Cooper, Anne Cooper, Ronald Cooper, Tom Corder, Johnny Cornelius, Barbara Cotterill, June Coulter, James Cox, Cornelia Cox, Kay Cox, Paul Crabb, Charles Craft, Liz Q 9 , H ,XF .. x ,Y Q uf 9 is i 'Q u V 9 1 KA R 0 x. , ik if Snphnmures Dickey, Linda Dilling, Harry Dimaline, Reyna Doring, Mary Doris, John Dorsey, Thomas Doughty, Sam fi ! ' x ', I ,L , ll as - fa. X K Q 4 ' . 5..1-. 'ns A g -La' it . , , , fy A I I f 1 i 2 . , Q 4 32: L: -- . ' ' X s,lv , Y I I W A-::,, If Q .,,N '-Q. :- i l ., z n r Q g H' ' if U22 I , xi X ' , Xxx I : . 2' N X ',- Q - A ' 5 A . . l ' ' f' Douglass, Tommy Dovolinu, Juan x Draper, Leonora t ,Q g 'J I, ,M Dulce, Terry Q Dul.aney, Jeanne J - M if . L Duncan, Rusty fx r g 'A ' Dunn, Jerry , g J X I P J .. K IMOXH B in Dunten, Julie DUYOFI, Leo Durr, Bill 7 Dworaczylc, Margaret ,cg A Easterling, Jimmy A gf Esterling, Roger i' il ' X 75 E Edwards, John f --of', X V A , N NX if 55' N , ' r gi- we ii D.: ..-w - r r 1 .4 L N . , Q . -v-H V 3 ee' L , . x W .ig sf M tu f V , '- gf r .K S rx Q.: H r ' lynx N 3, K W , , ev Q A J I-1' . ii -. iii ml Q4 l if he s XX rx 'Spf f 3 ilijgllg' ' 1 K 3 F Q' A 1 J. 51 A X Q 3 c lf. i s ,Q ., Q 1 ' N ma ,. q I' L. A J Q -Q if Q A -I C ul Q . -1 '7 E We 1 'S , A I X QW -ff,ef:.m 1 R- . X I -'T qi R '-v , W7 ' :,, Q K, I K I ,V.- i y,,, K' , ,Q 1 , iii ' 3 iii' V' U ' ii' We A .2 it Q q:: J ,, if 'ICT' Eisenhauer, Gene Eldridge, Billy Eldridge, Bobby Elmendorf, Pat Emmons, Mary Ann Ernst, Virginia Espinoza, Emma Ettle, Edward Farr, Margaret Fergus, Lee Ferson, William Fiala, Ronnie Finch, Sandra Fitch, Floyd Fitzgerald, Edna Flato, Shelley Flores, Julia Foerster, Dicky Fonarow, Bob Forbes, Linda Ford, Sylvia Foy, Jerry Lee Frazier, Wayne Frederick, Rick Freeze, Ray French, Jeannie Friske, Doris Frizzell, Charles Fry, Fred Fry, Michael Gabriel, Nancy Gallagher, Leonard Gann, David Garcia, Adelita Garcia, Alice ix Kal Graham, Tommy Green, Melanie Greene, Trudy Greer, Robert Gribben, Thomas Grim, Patricia Grossman, Myron Grove, Orrin Groves, Michael Guerra, Flora Gwartney, Carol Haas, Barbara Hailey, Jimmy Haley, Dorothy Hall, Judith Hall, Judith Sandra Hamilton, Thelma Hamlett, Irene Hammond, Roger Hamon, Mary Sue Handly, Jerry Mae Handy, Jimmy Hargett, Dale Joe Harmon, Johnnie Kay Harmon, Paul Harrell, Joyce Harris, Chlistia Harris, Johnny Harris, Marilyn Harris, Robert Harris, Sharon Hatch, Charles Lee Hatley, Charles Havel, Patsy Havens, Johnny ' x if Q EWU l A va If wk x if lx '5 1 - lg' Mfamy 1 i 1, lx G .f., is if fx ,fi-. ,Vw Sophumures Garcia, Eddie Garcia, Lily Garcia, Mary Alice Garcia, Oscar Garrett Alice Garrett, Henry Garrett, Linda Gary, Dwayne Garza, Honorio Garza, Martha Gerdes, Jeryl Gerhards, Judy Gerhardt, Donald Gibbs, Stephen Glasscock, Woodrow Goldston, Robert Gonzales, Arnold Gonzales, Dolores Gonzalez, Eulalia Gordon, Camille Graham, Linwood 1 Ch x ay . 'v-, x ,Ax sm' ar- 'F X ' 'U' A 'far . si -, 5 A N ,, YM? .. . .N Snphomores Hawkins, John Ray Hawkins, Wanda Hay, Jimmy Hayes, Billy Hayes, Donna Haymaker, William Heath, Sue Heerssen, Raymond Heider, Norbert Heinrich, Dickie Hemphill, John Hernandez, Yolanda Herrera, Elda Herron, Douglas Herschback, Robert Hester, Brenda Hill, Jerrie Hill, Joan Hiroms, J. E. Hitt, Alexander Hobbs, Gary 3 Val if -iii- . Q5 lg 'U' ml Q -4 '. : ..i ., He- fm IX f if x U Wx 5 X 1 au- -' .. V fl ..,. it - it 'l we Y mm Yi Y X My Sf ' ' lf' 0 A is in R J! 5 M . 'Q' 53, Q .W N.. Mir-1 f 'Z'J.','e .1 i rw ' gr X k 'N ., Q ' we -E R 5' .fi Hoffman, Jo Ann Holley, James Hollis, Donna Hollowell, Yvonne Holton, Mary Hoover, Sarah Horak, Pat Hornish, Dale Howald, Mike Howard, Morris Howerton, Sandra Huber, Charles Hudson, Meredean Hughes, Linda Sue Humble, Greta Hunsaker, Maurice Hunt, Muriel Hunter, Dianne llse, Janice lnabinet, Virginia Isbell, Stewart Isley, Jerrie Ruth Janszen, W. L. Jarnagan, Kay Johnson, Eloise Johnson, Hazel Johnson, Lee T. Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Rosemary Jones, Cathy Jones, Jerrie Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Stephen Juarez, Victor Justice, Melba 5-sf Lee, Mary Lena Leggett, Sandra Lehman, Michael Leos, Bennie Lerner, Elaine Lichenstein, Albert Liles, Clarence Liles, Granville Lindsey, Francine Lingo, Jack Lochabay, David Lockett, Lee Locklin, Macky Lohse, Carol Long, George Looney, Dale Looney, Margaret Lopez, Alex Lopez, Connie London, Kay Love, Dink MacCurdy, Sue Mf.Alister, Gary McBride, Billy McBride, Patrick McCarthy, Joan McCauley, D. C. McCord, B. J. McCracken, Sally McDaniels, Billie McElroy, Gail McGlothlin, Rogayle McKissick, Mollie McKnight, Ray McLellan, Kathleen -'-f-- J 1- 1 .sq . my 4 ' : X X 3 I Vim Q 24. . C., 'F' ' X f X , , n li w N fs N W, in gf Q B fy, L K fi ' X 1 W... if x l 1' A '5 Suphomores Katz, Donald Keliehor, Karon Kelley, Patricia Kelly, Vada Beth Kilgore, Larry King, Rosalee Kinsey, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Jeannine Kitchen, Bill Knipstein, Charlene Knipstein, Sandra Knowles, Robert Koctar, Ann Kolpack, Mickey Krabill, Gretta Lane, James Lange, Carolyn Langridge, Agnes Lauderbaugh, Patrici Laurel, James Lee, Bill 5, Tr ,. if A N Li .qv ll. Snphumures McMinn, Anita Mackey, Sue Mahaffey, Peter fflahoney, Jeanne Mancillas, Jolly Mange, Edward Manngen, Nancy Manning, Charlotte Marek, Fred Marek, Jane Marines, Alva Marion, Torchy Marshall, Lynn Marshall, Monte Martin, Becky Martin, Ray Martinez, Dora Massey, Charlie Massey, Pat Masters, Pat Mastin, Robert ,536 ,a tthyyih ,U , -f lg? 3. A 43 is . A5 K s Q-if xx in ,gifts 5 x AT . 663 9 Y ,Z l. g 5 K Q if ' N sis 2' ' Xi 2 Mx 'ifii C., -ff N X rs Q! Q. !, f lam fl ,- Q s Ma. 1 WMM? . 'Ne 'Hy A .-rg Y r-a.. 1. qw-..-, Q 4 ... 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' E933 saggy-. 1' : ' N ' Wig' - 'g',',21'7'- '-as L-fa s X Q u H 5 1 1' Sv be V A g . 41 Q,-,J ar 1' Mater, Edward Matoa, Sylvia May, Duane May, Julia Mayhew, Joe Medina, David Medina, Gabriel Mejia, Anita Mekush, Rosie Melugin, Frances Meza, Sylvia Mikeal, Wanda Miller, Barbara Miller, Carol Miller, Dan Miller, Marvin Miller, Virginia Millner, William Mitchell, Ellen Mitchell, Pat Montalvo, Maria Montgomery, Barbara Montgomery, Rebecca Moody, King Mooneyhan, Mary Moore, Bonnie Moore, Doris Morgan, Gail Morris, Dorothy Morris, Stella Morrow, Bobby Mosier, Kay Mossier, Darlene Mumma, Judy Muniz, Freddie M hc-1 Paiz, Esther Palmer, Patsy Parker, Wayne Parker, Helen Parks, Curtis Parr, Paul Parr, Rena Beth Parrish, Linda Partridge, Tommy Passon, Bobbie Patterson, Jon Patterson, Thomas Peel, Sally Perez, Bertha Perez, Gilbert Perry, Doris Peters, Doyal Wayne Phillips, Joanne Pinson, Jackie Plunk, Jerry Len Polak, Robert Ponish, Don Prestwood, Grady Prezas, Odilia Pruett, Curtis Pruett, John Robby, Marie Rains, Joyce Ramirez, Ramiro Ramos, Mary Lou Ramsey, Elaine Ramsey, Elizabeth Raunch, Patsy Rea soner, Jan Reese, Willard X AR 5- , I .Rh I. J vi, 'ii I .,,. is Qi. 'L' bfi ff., fwjt X r-N r. so 6'-,, N, fs 3 , cr' - f I 3 54 a Y . l I MX Q Ns-f R A. vm, ,. fa si, 5 In it X x 5 l Wx X A a N ' '21 -W' 'T J'- Gaf- if N9 Suphnmores Murray, Ed Murtorft, Bobby Nalley, Donna Napier, Betty Naranzo, Ismael Nelson, Roanne Newman, Donald Newlin, Charlie Nichols, Kathleen Nichols, Tharelyn Nicholson, Lynn Niedecker, Mary Nieman, Sam Noake, Ann Norrod, Jerry Oaks, Judy Ogg, Earnest Old, Joe Reese Oliver, Bobby Ortiz, Maria Packard, Jolene , A Gy L bi X e E7 K X Y V fo' 'Qs akigj ttf' In s 1 '? 'fi 5 4-3 N 'Z' vw 1. A 0 r s C ,5 21 W ... As In 5 i V fy . . ..-4 ,R ' e 'iyx tg, 5 i' Qfi M X , ,iv it is., ' ni . i Nm'-' f K5 + E N Sophnmores Reeves, Tommy Renfrow, Bill Retallacln, Monty Reyes, Manuel Reyna, Francisco Rhoades, Mike Rhodes, Betty Rhodes, Norma Rice, Don Rice, Wanda Sue Richter, Martha Rios, Raul Jose Roberts, Marinan Roberts, Nickie Robertson, Bobby Robertson, David Robertson, Richard Rocha, tleanor Rodman, Virginia s A ill' ., i fi' Q it 9 1 in 54 1 , Sift . 13 4-R is-is AW Q S- .M 1' x i. ' X 4 .- . Q Q g ,..,: X X if Q 'fx K xr.. i i i 1 -NX K , I Rodriquez, Hilda ' 1 Rodriquez, Lula Q i X ' i X t ix , - ix, - , R M ' cw. an M yd? A 3 ' u Nw? N h Q an ' 0 S 'Q I iii A 'rv X X . - in ,, Wax 1 xx 4 bs fee, 1 1 W S' E- . 3 3+ W Lai ilhi X 'XSS Q Q 29 5' .- fs Y Ls s s ,x M' Q25 im X 'So Q51 QW aitgi. SJ il' - .X - Roever, Jean Roe, Rosailie Rogers, Alvin Rogers, Kay Rogers, Patricia Rosales, Ruben Roscher, Jo Rose, Bruce Rolla, Ronnie Rouse, Geraldine Rowe, Mary Ann Ruble, Durward Rudd, Donna Rupe, Kathy Ruth, Betty Salazar, Ruth Salinas, Eulalia Salinas, Terry Sanford, Wayne Sanchez, Eva Sanders, Bill Sansing, Shirley Santikos, Johnny Sargent, .lane Scarlett, Glynda Ann Schacherl, Darlene Schaffer, Marcia Schneider, Deanna Schoenfield, Gail Scholl, Betty Schroeder, Billy Schultz, Sandra Scibienski, Helen Scott, Darlene Scott, Eddie it u f' Q 'K i Wx 9 5 as-L + 'W f I! Smith, Dan Smith Farrell Smith Gary Smith John Smith Lanette Smith Mary Ann Smith Sidney Smith, Susan Snedden, Joe Speer, C. L. Sportsman, John Spradley, Mary Stanford, Billy Stanley, Elizabeth Stewart, Bess Stewart, Charles Strader, Ralph Stuart, Jackie Sturm, Mary Jo Sullivan, Dennis Talbert, Jean Talley, Mary Taylor, George Taylor, James Taylor, Sammie Terry, Craig Thomas, Arthur Thomas, Michaele Thomas Ronald Thompson Robert Thompson, Teel Todd Sharon Train L. A Trejo, Feliciano I . Tiemann, Frances Jo -1. I '. . R E 91 sf. . .. H A. K S ' K is T it A Ni J x T 5 is ox a y C Q., S J L., . Suphumores Scott, Russell Sechrist, Janet Seekatz, Jennie Seekatz, Jerrie Selby, Sharon Selvig, John Setliff, Barbara Sharp, Steven Sheiness, Marsha Shelton, Jerry Shelton, Lynda Lee Shelton, Lynda Ann Shewalter, Douglass Shields, Doug Siddons, Sammy Situentes, Martha Silvers, Lowell Skinner, Bettye Slasner, Annie Sloan, Martha Slovak, Kathleen fQ'i . I-if A.. v. A ,J , . Wfbitk-'?'f if! ' JE .SJ ' fx N ,s..2'Qf f A Sophumores T' , B'll . t M. ' TUFES, Michael T , G 'N Q f . riiils, rifififf T T , f '- Tunlgateg Jean Q' , I H ' r ,N ig QL l ure , san , . 3 l ,gi 4 ' Turner, Jlde H' ' R XX fi T T I N Turner, Penny R Turner, Sandra x Unites, John 1 L Upshaw, Lee Urias, Yolanda Uruin, Eddie Valdez, Valverde, Rebecca Van Matre, James Vasquez, Benita Vauter, Velasquez, Maria Velasquez, Pedro Venable, David ,kg .wi .. Sarah 4 Pk: Shieley .4 t' ,Qin 'Q-x 4. 5 1' I 4'-'Q A . W' 'X . Q ii 'Huey was . -orgy! .K fi 5 G! ' X Q L s J in f ,. 5 7 T W? .,.. f. E 5 1 'X ls f,A f X - Q z .1 Q -' , . - ' 'xi is-if i n l L Q K an vw A111 ,., gg A Q 5 k y K Q S A ,. ,nf S , vi , .. 1 gen my 'Gif X-whit F1 pe-.Q 5311. -5. xx i wg Q-A R ' fxfiw gig, jx vi' wet! ff' xm l' l'! .f 1 1 I .. , , at 6 'ZX it f i .- Ver Milyea, Bill Vickery, Thomas Villanueva, Patsy Ann Vogel, Katherine Voigt, Charles Wagnon, Benlie Waldron, Genie Walger, Mariorie Walker, Jimmy Walker, Mike Walker, Vicki Walker Weldon I Wallick, Carole Walters, Robert Ward, Paul Warner, Warren, Warren, Warren, Weaver, Bettye Dori s Jan ice Terry Roxana Weber, Glenwood Weil, Charles Weinstein, Nina West, Patsy Whatley, Patricia White, Ligon White, Shirley Whitmire, Shirley Wienken, La Verne Wight, Robert Wilburn, Margaret Wilcox, Kay Williams, Jennie Lee Willingham, Martha Wills, Carol 'is L 1. 4' NW f '71 V5 ,M . fi sry.: , ,Jury ,g Mr ,. 'Wir if ' 7 I 4 Q Q5 .Q .f--. 5 sp 'A R l X as Zazvorlca, Shirley Mahoney, Jeanne Mahoney, Jeri Suphnmores Wilson, Darlene Wilson, F. J. Wilson, Mary Wolf, Dallas Wolf, Joanne Wolf, Pat Wood, Elaine Wren, Kaye Wright, Phyllis Wuethrich, Bettye Yates, Donald Yeager, Geneva Yeager, Sharlene Younf, Edna Marie 'td 15. What do you know? We caught some sophomores studying. Leo Duran, Elton Patten, J. E. Hiram, Charles Alexander, Charles Crabb. 114 This calls tor some deep concentration, say Virginia Miller and Tommy Patterson. ' Suphnmnres L ,ag I K' M ity... E .V S ggi, e ,X ,Q Anita Cravan, Joyce Kinsey, Christina Hogan, Virginia Barrera, Ada and Gilbert Perez Study for micl-term exams. my lf. ig .14 t' Jeannine Bucher, Sharon Harris, Bill Durr, Barbara Montgomery, and Linda Bacon have a gab session before school, 115 Snphnmnres Mrs. Gilbert helps Jimmy Hailey to become a Junior. Mr. Urban shows Sam Nieman, Brenda Britton, and Shirley White how to make slides and use a microscope. Sharon Selby, Kay Jarnegen, Archie Brewer, John Doris, and Floyd Niel learn about school spirit. Sophumores Margaret Looney and Robert Goldston chat while they waittheir turn while Eulalia Sal- inas uses the telephone. David Benciermcin, Mary Spradley, and Patri- cia Cannon study in study hall. Johnelle Carrol, Doris Friske, Marilyn Harris, Gary Coleman, Pat Budgis, Rudy Urebe, and Betty Sue Gray, get homework on class time. I F QM xv I ,.w ' 117 -1 'Q'- Q avoriies 118 110 MOST BEAUTIFUL gwhzagefll .S7fmm0I15 Mosr HANDSOME JOAN Z?0I1I10f MOST POPU LAR .micfgie Jann Most POPULAR janef BEST ALL AROUND ollorraine Ogen BEST ALL AROUND gI'090I'y Most LIKELY TO succeen jerry .j500I1C0 Most LIKELY T0 succEED 570g 50Il BEST ALL AROUND 126 5Aaron opiffreff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 12044, g,.,.,1, mu, ,ann 110 127 4 organizations 132 .xfn-..... ,.. nm. '-r.,,,. I ,- b v., - , ' ' X-,X',a'-.. '. 1' J' A L A-aw xnxx ,, A 'J' ' Y x . gi x- 1' 1 what th iux - ft 5-me , ., 'Q' mi' R 1 L- M X .e. ,. ., xw x . . 4. N. .f 4 N . K . v ' PX ' -. '4 . 1 vg.1A 'l 1 Kai xxx, K' M55.. fm. ,Th . ., - , 4, 5 'Y A 'tfx X in vx ' . fl HUBERT SMITH - Commanding Officer of our Drill Team. JOHN MCGREGOR - Band President. ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Mater! Moy your spirit never die. To the scarlet and the silver We lift our voices high. As the 'Fighting Texan' spirit Leads us on to victory We will pledge our hearts forever True to Ray we'll always be. W. B. RAY FIGHT SONG We are the Fighting Texans Stalwart and upright fellows, We'll meet the foe in contest, Never say die-we'll fight, Fight, fight, fight, With all our Silver power, And all the Scarlet in our Veins We will fight with all our might To do the foe up right, And bring home a victory- FIGHT! 95,08 SMU , ,cw b W5 X xx 3 QS, THE BAND OF THE FIGHTING TEXANS The Fighting Texan Band, under the direction of Mr. Ted Nichols, displayed the fine results of their hard practice at our past season's football games. The high spirited music of the band was also a definite asset to each of our pep rallies. The Band participated in events at the Battle of Flowers festival in San Antonio. This trip was financed by the annual Mexican supper, given by the band each year. So here's to a fine talented organization, one that played an important part in our school year, the Band of the Fighting Texans. Drum Major - EUGENE SWILLEY NV, ,',, , - THE BAND OF THE FIGHTING TEXANS 135 TH E MAJORETTES Wearing their white, fur trimmed costumes, the maiorettes march onto the field in front of the band to begin the half time show. Their routines add sparkle to each performance. The maiorettes perform at pep rallies,assemblies,and entertain at club meetings as well as football games. ln l955 the group won first place in the Buccaneer Day contest. Before a girl is eligible to become a maiorette she must be a member of the A Band. This year the team is composed of tive seniors. Toy Mason, Head Malorette, has been on the team three years. She has served two years as Head Maiorette. ln l95l-i952 she was State Champion in baton twirling. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Harris, Sherry Dunten, Toy Mason, Vicki Hiltpold, Nancy Bass. 136 UI. B. Rau Dance Band ,..-..., ' SHI I Fighting Texans' marching Band i1g nMcQpbQuna mglif The 6irI's Choir The W. B. Ray A Cappella Choir, under the irection of Mrs. Halouise Wilcox, has pursued busy schedule during this year of 1955-56. hey have sung for many different kinds of ctivities such as Sophomore Career Night, lks Lodge, Lions Club, A concert with Miller t Del Mar Auditorium at Christmas time, Solo- on Coles assembly, television and radio. At he first of December they sponsored their an- ual Barbecue Supper to raise funds tor the oncert Tour to be made in the spring. Last ear the choir journeyed to New Orleans, stop- ing in Galena Park and Beaumont to give oncerts at the High Schools there. Plans are entatively set for a West Texas tour this year. he choir is made up of 96 Sophomores, .lun- ors,and Seniors.SmalI ensembles such as the Dreamers and The Rhythm Rays help the A appelln Choir give varied and entertaining rograms. They have also entertained on tele- ision and radio, clubs, and socials as guest rtists. The Girls' Choir has been growing by.leaps nd bounds and now boasts a total of 98 girls. he girls took part in the Christmas program, he City Music Festival, and entertained at nearby schools. Membership is open to all those interested in singing. l , ' K .- 'N 'ins' TN 'T THE DREAMERS LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT Barbara Knapp, Jenell Skelton BACK: Edwin Kenyan Terry Koonce Sonny Cofer THE STUDENT COUNCIL Better citizens today and tomorrow is the goal of the Student Council. lt strives to improve existing condi- tions in the school and community, to encourage more and better participation by the students and faculty in the school activities, and to serve as the voice of the student body in all matters concerning the students of Ray High School. ln an effort to attain this goal many activities and proiects are planned and sponsored by the students who are chosen to serve as representatives in the C0uncil..Painting posters, sponsoring attendance contests, holding parties for visiting groups, assisting in planning and holding assemblies, presenting Christmas gifts to the custodial staff, selecting students to receive special honors and awards, representing the student body to the P. T. A., sponsoring school wide elections of Class favorites, cheer leaders and student body officers, sponsoring the Favorites' Dance, compiling and issuing the Student directory, selling Christmas cards, book covers, Fight Song records, megaphones, etc., are but a few of these various activities. ln order to do a better job as council members and officers and as representatives of the student body, the officers attend training workshop during the summer and this year the whole council held a workshop at the H. E. Butt Foundation Camp near Leakey, Texas. Two and one hqlf days concentrated on the What, Why, and How of Student Council work helped make the council function better all year and it is hoped that such a training program will become a regular part of the council activities. A constant search is made to find solutions to the problems confronting Ray and many other schools. By participating in conferences such as the Texas, Southern and National Associations of Student Councils, as well as into practice and much valuable experience in different phases of leadership is gained. As a result of this wide participation in Student Council activities Ray High School has had four persons se- lected to be among the l00 persons from councils throughout the United States to take part in the first European tour to be sponsored by the National Association. Plans for an International Relations Program for Ray have been submitted by the students who will make the tour and these plans will be improved following the summer and then will be put into effect next year. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Weiser, Vice-President, Sidney Smith, President, Miss Oneta Cummings, Sponsor, Lorraine Olson, Secretary. 140 d b the council. Spirit gets u boost from the signs painte y --Qs X Q STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS IN ACTION g, Members become so lesmen. 4 SILVER SPUH , -P We as EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... ....... c harlotte Nalley TEHHS HUUL ASSISTANT-EDITOR ....... .,........ s andra Garrigan aaaaaaa I COBUSINESS MANAGERS. . . . . . Wayne Dafa, Richard Paaaa ' ' ' IW- I CLUB EDITOR ......... ............ O aaa Darby E5 ll m n I SPORTS EDITOR ...................... .Bobby Bandy PRODUCTION SPONSOR ALL TEXAS HONOR Miss Berta Shaw I9 RAUNG 55 BUSINESS SPONSOR Miss Marie Cobb COVER DESIGN BY .... . . .... . . . Charlotte Nalley The staff has been working and waiting on the production of the '56 book since last fallg working to make it better than ever, waiting to see if the student body would like the results. lc- IOS 'haf , V21 i SII l f'-K ' I f'P,,gdH' nu- Wayne Bird, Richard Peden, and CharlottelNalley discussing the layout ofthe 1956 Silver Spur. 142 7' Sandra Garrigan, Marie Rabby ancl Judy Jeffries checking the files for pictures. 1 9 ,449 Ax Gayle Gustafson, Beverly Moody, Jeannine Kleff, and Mary Ray Bailey raising the Silver Spur Flag signifying the beginning of annual soles. Lois Wilder, Mr. Webdell and Gene Darby looking over annuals at the annual clinic U Xifikff .p EL TEJANO :-We M.: Wh, ' 'Qi' 'A'A A ' F,-I as 2 ,TEHH5 su. QHUULQ .. 3 ' fO8 '? i up ' t kj N- M. . 2. I rnfss n muon I Throughout its existence at Ray High School, El Te- iano has been a prize-winning publication. Reporting the news swiftly and accurately and presenting an unbiased view of school life are the aims, achieved by the staff in the bi-weekly editions. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: John Larcade, James Brewster .wtf 2,1 Q35 gfi I Richard Muckelroy, -W ,W FRONT ROW: June Vaughn, Nancy Brown, Terry McNally. 3, BACK ROW: Ray McNight, Bill Shireman, Natalie Goldreyer. 3. OFFICERS Editor-In-Chief. . . .......... . Terry McNally Assistant Editor . . . . .Nancy Brown NE Feature Editor . . . . . . June Vaughn Advertising Editor . . . . .Gene Buckner Business Manager . . ..... . , . James Brewster Art Editor ................ . . . .John Larcade LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Bruce Lockhart, Gene Buckner, plIOl0Q 0Dhe 5 ' - -Bruce Lockhart and Richard Muckelroy Mike Rhodes, Luis Contreras. Re-Write Editor ................. Warren Wimbish Exchange Editor . . ...... Donna Nalley Sponsor . . . . .... . . . .Martha E. Van Meter 1 1 I LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Susan Dreis, .lo Ann Murphy, LEFT 'IO RIGHT ARE: Rita Ray, Donna Nalley, Joe Nick Adams, Bill Burgower, Tommy Dorsey. 144 Crain, M555 VCU Meier- QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for high school students who have done outstanding work on school publications. Members must be in the upper third of their c I a s se s scholosticully, must be recommended by their sponsor and approved by the secretary of the Society. Members are chosen twice a year. The W. B. Ray Chapter is named for Miss Martha E. VanMeter, iournal- ism teacher, and sponsor of the chap- Ter. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: WGYHS Bird ----- . . .Vice-President NGHCY Brown - - Q ..... Secretary Cl'lClI'lOTTB Nfllley . . , , , Treasurer Terry McNally . . . . . President SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Garrigan, Nancy Brown, June Vaughn, Mary Franklin. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Bird, Terry McNally, Peter Callaway, James Brewster, Richard Peden, John Larcade, and Bill Shireman. .45 X OFFICERS Fresioc-:it , , . , Janet Flint Vice pies aent . . . ..Doris McElroy becretary Treasurer . W . . ljrenaa l.ester liistorian .... .... E llc kegmund Reporter. . . . . .. . . Jeannine Kmkpatrick City Council Delegate , . .,....... JoAnn Courtney Sponsor .,.. Mrs. Celeste Lowrey, l-'rs Robert Johnson E i FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club is an organization ot Jirls who are interested in nursing as a career Thioujh the club, members gain knowledge about dlllr,'tClll trellis ,wt nursing ana schools which offer train n.: i, raw-,v tif-lin The menioers help others oy givin3 SClN.CtI to the cow 'nunity under tliedirection ana sponsorship ottlie instruct isurses Association. 5555? - LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Celia Castillo, Sofia Contreras, Rat Masters, Al ice Longoria, Virginia Pequeno, Sally Horn, Janet Flint SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Mary Amador, Glenda Scarlett, Jeannine Kirkpatrick, Carole lrfallick, Claudia Fields, Ann Davis, Janice Ilse, Jo Ann Courtney, Juay burns, Marie Jones, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Julia Flores, Mary Al.ce Garcia, Carol Gwartney, Judy Mumma, Celeste Lowrey. 146 FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers of America Club is an organi zation for young people who are preparing to be teachers It is an integral part of our state and national association Through this organization the members become ac quainted with the history, ethics, and program of the or ganiz ed teaching profession. Practical experience in teaching is provided. Emphasis is placed on both character and scholar- ship. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . h Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Sponsor . . OFFICERS . . . . . Betty Holder . . . Crispen Campbell . . . . Janice Brown . . . . . . Jody Guerly . Margie Catchings Miss Cathrine lwoge FRONT ROW: Miss Catherine Hoge SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlorie Walger, Pat Huchleberry, Austine Strickland, Carol Wills, Mary Lu Giles, Bill Byrn, Ray llse. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia Coppenbarber, Karen Anderson, Linda Brawner, Debby Brashear, Jeanne Chambers, Nancy Morris, Margie Catchings, .Io Ellen Gurley. OFFICERS .President ..... . . Peggy Powell Vice-President . . . . . Suzy Barrier Secretary .... . . .Sylvia Andrade Treasurer . . . .... Robin Weil Reporter . . . . . . Diane Marston Sponsor . . . . . Mrs. E. E. Mireles PAN AMERICAN CLUB -Members of the Pan American Club study customs and social life ofthe people south of the border. Under- standing those people who are our neighbors is an impor- tant aim ofthe club. Speakers are invited to add interest to Club meetings. This year Mr. Alberto Audrade spoke to the group on the government of Mexico. Customs of Spain and Mexico were discussed by Francis Antognina. Mr. Neil Castillo, instructor at Kansas City Art Institute spoke on Modern Mexican Art. U I ' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mrs. E. E. Mireles, Peggy Powell, Diane Marston, Suzy Barrier, Nancy Stewart, Marcia Schaffer, Martha Prigle. SECOND ROW: Gene Nelson, Mary Ann Smothers, Gen Vaughn, Marcia Eckhardt, Virginia Allen, Mike Brush, Don Prince THIRD ROW: Darlene Schacherl, Billy Ganong, Barbara Haas, Melonie Green, .lean Hubel, Carol Lohse, Joan Maxwell FOURTH ROW: Duane Bell, Fred Castillo, Martha Garza, Alice Bernel, Viola Contreras, Odilia Prezas, Esteban Treio Cristina Perez Verdia. LOS CHATOS Los Chatos was organized to give Spanish aficimados an opportunity to use Spanish outside of class and to in- crease their knowledge of all phases of Hispanic culture. The club is of real service to former students of Spanish who are not presently enrolled in Spanish classes, but who have retained interest. OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . . Pat Riddick Vice-President . . . . . Peggy Powell Secretary ..... . . Martha Brock Treasurer ...... . . Steve Patterson Social Chairman . . . .... Suzy Barrier Program Chairman . . . ....... Jo Jackson Sponsor ....... . . Miss Catherine Ford BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tita Davis, Martha Brock, Helen Scibienski, Mary Wilson, Linda Garrett, Lee Lockett, Barbara Montgomery, Betty Ruth. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Derden, Mary Sue Hamon. 149 U ff-09 OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN OF MIZPAH STANDING ARE: Howard Cagle, Peggy Rogers, Beverly Wood, Ruth Aldrich, Ronnie Johnson, Mary Lou Page, Barbara Warren. SEATED ARE: Fredwiclcs, Carolyn Ryan, Brenda I-iester, Lonette Smith. I L BIBLE CLUB Members of the three Bible Clubs study the Bible from standpoint of history and literature and not from the standpoint o theology. During the year speakers are invited to their meeting to further the students knowledge. ln November Mrs. Mclnnis spolc on her trip to the Holy Land, in December Mr.John Maxwell spok on the history of the Hebrews, The clubs sponsor the reading ofthe scripture over the P.A each morning. Among their other special projects are a Christma proiect for the needy. The club activities are climaxed by a banquet held in March Sponsor of clubs, Mrs. Hiner. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN OF GIDEON STANDING ARE: Gail Johnson, Frank Davidson, Jim House, Kay Phelps, Nancy Brown, Ann Wagonshein, Jean Stockdi II. SEA TED ARE: Jackie Norman, Bonnie Bridgeman, Martha Farley, Carolyn Smith. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN OF BETHEL STANDING ARE: Marcia Campbell, Marcia Beach, Carol Cheatham, Joyce White, Lois Ann Goss, Bill Wendell, James Brew ster. SEATED ARE: Justine Aldrich, Peggy Keefer, Judy Smith. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President ...... ......... ..... R e x Stanford Vice-President . . . . . . Warren Wimbish Sponsor ....... ..... M iss Agnew The Science Club is composed of students who are actively interested in science. lts purpose is to promote research in things ofa scientific nature. Here Rex Stanford and Warren Wimbish are discussing an equation. Miss Agnew and some club members discuss plans for the Texas Jr. Academy of Science. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rex Stanford, Miss Agnew, Ray Stanford, John McCoy, George Bolton, George McCroryr l 151 Looking up references are John McCoy, Rex Stanford, and Ray Stanford. President ..... Vice-President . . . . Rudy Mirabal . . . . Roland Garcia Secretary .... . . . Gilbert Perez Treasurer ..... . . . Curry Stephens Sergeant-Qt-Armg . . . . . . .lOl1rlny Avila Reporter ..... Leo Gutierrez Advisor . . . K . . Joe Blair PRINTING CLUB Members of the Printing Club work in printing classes in order to prepare themselves for their chosen vocation. They gain skill by printing ma- terial used by the school such as report cards and entrance and absentee blanks. Also printed in the classes are the basketball programs and the - light, a newspaper for the faculty, sponsored by the Faculty Club. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Johnny Avila, Curry Stephens, Nils Swanson, Robert Gomez. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Ruben Rosales, Rudy Mirabal, Ruben Lopez, Tony Guzman, Leo Gutierrez, Ruben Martinez, Gilbert Perez, Roland Garcia, Jimmy Guthrie. 152 DISTRlBUTOR'S CLUB The W. B. Ray Distributor's Club is the local chapter ot the State and National Distributive Education Clubs. lt's purpose is to promote, and further the interest ot student members in the career field of retailing. The club gives an outlet to student ac- tivities which are ordinarily restricted by their working schedules. Delegates are chosen each year to represent the local club at the state convention, and the state chooses delegates to the national convention each year. Locally, the student members give an open house each year in honor of their employers, and to express their appreciation for the training given them. They plan their own local activities throughout the school year, and through competative efforts, enter work in both state and national contests. OFFICERS President ...... . . Ray McElhaney Vice-President . . . . .Gene McClure Secretary .... . . .Eileen Nemec Treasurer . . . . . .Wanda Gregory Historian . . . .... Al Marsden Sponsor . . . . . .Mrs. Luter 9 1 I I 1' .--. DE CLUB OF TEXAS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Luter CSponsorl, Doyal Peters, Ronald Shaw, Bill Puryear, Al Marsden, Dave Hellums, Gene 'vlcClure, Keith Collier, Ray McElhaney, Travis Hobbs, Jimmy Preslar, Henry Roberson, Freddie Roberts, Evert Karel, Dwain Menefee, Pat Bullock, Preston Kesterson, Raymond Mickan, Frank Saverline. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Murphey, Joann Morrow, Marilyn Watkins, Wanda Gregory, Margie Kelly, Pat Johnson, Lucille Dugie, Eileen Nemec, Elizabeth Cassidy, Rita lsbell, Lucille Prinz, Yvonne Michna, Joyce Purcell, Evelyn McLaury, Loretta Heersen, Marilyn English, Peggy Parker. 153 ALLIED YOUTH Allied Youth in Ray High School is an organization which ,f S promotes good, clean, and wholesome fun, through various activi- as , Z ties such as the annuaIAIIiec? Youth Play. The money raised from SJQA nu the play sent delegates to the Southern convention. s. .4 I OFFICERS President .............. Mary Ray Bailey Vice-President . . . .... Imogene Stanley Secretary ..... . .. Mary Anne Harris Parliamentarian . . . . ..Norman Esse Sponsor ...... . . .Miss Bray Mary Joyce Pearse, Geneane Nulph, Marilyn Boudreau, Frances Mowles, Joe Rittgers, Judy Barrier, Bill Shireman, Leslie Harris, Butch Rankin, Gaston Maurin, Ann Taylor, JustineAIdrich, Mary Ellen Brown, Carol Cheatum, Kay Moore, Margo Harris.SEATED: Mary Anne Harris, Imogene Stanley, Mary Ray Bailey, Miss Bray, Sponsor. 154 mi fn., ..-' A-E-NXXY ill JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is an organization formed by students who wish to perform service for their country, community, and school and to promote better human re- lations throughout the world. Each homeroom in Ray High School elects a repre- sentative to the club. The members work with others here and abroad on national and local projects. This year the group provided entertainment forthe Naval Air Station Hospital. Other activities were the preparation of party packets for the Naval Base and forthe Driscoll Founda- tion Hospital. President . . . , . Vice-President Secretary . . . . Reporter . . . Sponsor . . OFFICERS L . . . Betty Holder Andrea Villarreal . . Janice Brown Crispen Campbell . . . . Mrs. Clark ,WT JJ . 5 'fif',X ggi V K W X Q X X JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB FIRST ROW: Joanne Schoenfield, Carolyn Mitchell, Melba Justice, Andrea Villarreal. SECOND ROW: Marie Marmion, Joyce Holder, Mrs. Clark. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Harris, Joannla Rocher, Peggy Gilbert, Tharelyn Nichols, Linda Garret, Liz Craft, Sally Horn, Kay Wren, Julie Dunten, Rose Hartmen, Bea Yarbrough, Jeri Seekatz. 155 TEENAGE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Students interested in becoming librarians President .... ........ .... B i II Pettit form the membership ofthe teenage Library As- Vice-President . . . . . Nancy Dagley sociation. They get experience by working in the Secretary ..... . . . . . . Sandra Gary library during Study Hall periods and by so doing Treasurer . . .................... Sandra Gary they make the library a more efficient service to Sponsors ..... Miss Dell Justin and Mrs. Jane Presnall the school. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bobby Wainscott, Johnny Collins, Billy McMillian, Pat Dennis, Kay Rogers, Ann Koctar, Sharon Selby, Kay Jarnagan, Sandra Gary, Nancy Dagley, Anita Craven. SECOND ROW: Shirley Bach, Gail Chamberlain, Marcia Carper, Patty Watkins, Jerry Handley, Meredean Hudson, Shirley White, Marie Revett, Evelyn Craft, Lynn Marshall, Kathrine Vogel. THIRD ROW: Patsy Howard, Sandy Turner, Dora Martinez, .Mary Lou Aguilera, Coeese Malone, Jeri Mahoney, Jeanne Mahoney, Judy Mumma, Lynda Shelton, Eileen Clark, Muriel Hunt, Virginia Bodden, Brenda Britton, Caroline Berger, Beverly Sibley. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Haley, Frances Tiemann, Betty Sirkel, Ann Cannon, June Merritt, Joann Jones, Jean Roever, Jo Roscher, Joan McCarthy, Marilyn Harris, Peggy Ann VanCleave, Carol Conkle, Judy Jeffries, Joyce Kinsey. 156 9 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Motto: Toward new Horizons. The purpose of the organization- learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of X i our families may be better tomorrow. OFFICERS President ..... .......... . . Barbara Shelton Vice-President ........ . . Ann Koctar Project Vice-President , .... . . .Carol Lohse Recreation Vice-President ..... . ..Joan Dennison Public Relations Vice-President . . ...... Pat Havel Secretary ................ . . Marquita Boums Coffespondmg Secfefcft' - - - i Janet Sechrlsl The fifth period class went grocery shopping. Pat Curtis and Treasurer ........... . . Charlotte Trefflich Sandro polmer pu, away some fhings they bought- Historian ...... .... T eel Thompson Parliamentarian . . . . .. . Jo Ann Hoffman Program Committee . . . .. . Pat Curtis, Sue Cade Sponsor ........ . . .Mrs. Frances Huebner SILVER RAY CHAPTER FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Frances Huebner, Eulalia Gonzales, Virginia Fuentes, Margaret l.ooney,Ann Koctar, Marinan Roberts, Shirley Bach, Josie Ramos, Ann Noake, Esther Paiz, Elaine Bolton, Lydia Tovar. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Horalc, Dickie Hollingshead, Avonda Jones, Carol Brown, Barbara Capistran, Delores Gon- zales, Maria Velasquez, Viola Hawkins, Janet Sechrist, Teel Thompson, Sharon Busse, Connie Pedrotte. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte Trefflich, Patsy Howard, Sandra Turner, Brenda Britton, Marquita Boums, Mary Ann Emmons, Eleonor Rocha, Pat Havel, Jo Ann Hoffman, Deanna Schneider, Kay Cox, Peggy Armstrong, Herbert Garcia, Rudy Chapa, Steve Luchie. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Woodrow Hamon., Norma Warren, Carol Lohse, PatCurtis, Martha Richter, Barbara Shelton, Rosemary Devine, Janet Bell, Sue Cade,Janie Zdarsky, Joan Dennison, Linda Hughes, Jeanie French, Francisco Cantu. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sponsor. . . . . Miss Gaylena Bridges Priscilla Prewett and Rosalyn Block work out weekly menus with Miss Bridges. ,- jf? new-,.: tc , :W ff r sf, ng , 9' iiiiriiwfiiefzzi P' 4 5-ifgit?'f.ltiilf'Qs515Q t3, :'WT'2A5 45 A 3 - . We ,. ' S51s,5Q9,53fSv3'i?5 M 'i - .,., iff' iz Z Rm N P-5 fi? lk -I' '- N. r 7fi'1m,3 f M - n M-few, vwcg U V. A if ' . f4 N ling - '. Pi Z -can J: ijLrw?wfg,m,, 5' 'Y ,- , , L, wa, N -fe' x:-H J- ' . . .sf '-Q? --sf J , Y cr 1 ff il .s. in ?Mu'rQf5ggfi3iw,,s., A V - V' , - Lf Qwxkf .5 . .,.,,,yQ-A 'yi V lf- ,mi - , an-J!,,,f Z. .f'f .ff'fM,M GAY TEXANS CHAPTER FRONT ROW: Gail McElroy, Barbara Storm, Alice Gomez, Olga Martinez, Nancy Bluntzer, Aurora Garcia. SECOND ROW: Kathy McLellan, Olivia Garza, Bonnie Bridgeman, Earlyne Bailey, Paula Baldwin, Curry Stephens, Margaret Sheldon Jo Ann Hall, Betty Sirkel, Celestine Yzaguirre, Rachel Rios, Dora Martinez. BACK ROW: Gaylena Bridges, Sarah Valdez, Turdy Greene, Virginia Prasotik, Evelyn Pyle, Betty Jo Payne, Elizabeth Simmons, Elizabeth Howrey, Joe Galvan, Carolyn O'Banion, Jo Ann McAllister, Robbie Wood, Peggy Gilbert, Betty Linton, Lorna King Frances Harrison, Mary Leggett, Eleanor Ybanez. 158 bk -jx? H511 if xg ' 11- K .. 5 ' -4 if s k J' MAY 'fi Ng 5:1 4 Ali? K wx 5-4 QE 13,2 , 1 Qi! Dv Nia, OFFICERS President ........ ...... B ert Moody First Vice-President . . . . Mary Ellen Brown Second Vice-President . . .... Janet Kleck Secretary .......... . . .Eleanor Hamon Treasurer ..... . . .Susan Vernor Parliamentarian ..,.. .... D avid Fore Membership Secretary . . . . . Diane Marston MASQUE AND GAVEL During this year the Masque and Gavel won many honors and awards. In December they went to Beaumont and in Febru- ary they were off to Alice. The largest undertaking ofthe year was the first annual 'Corpus Christi Speech and Drama Festi- val. Ray, Miller, lncarnate Word, Solomen Coles, College A- cademy, Del Mar, and U. C. C. played host to 30 schools. The events were dramatic reading, one act plays, poetry, speaking and extemporaneous speaking. Ray won only Superior rating for the one act play. Margo Anderson won the only superior award for individual acting. Gaston Maurin enterecl five events and placed a superior rating in each. Colston Chandler entered three events and won superior in each. Plans are underway for the second festival to be held next spring. The Club also at- tended the Waco-Baylor Tournament in February and Trinity University in March. The Masque and Gavel ended the season by entering the Inter-Scholastic League meet at Laredo. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Mrs. Corbin, Gaston Maurin, Bernice Lipschutz, Peggy Armstrong, Susan Verner, Marsha Sheines, Imogene Stanley. SECOND RCW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Mary Ellen Brown, Donna Deiss, Janet Kleck, Kay Karr, Eleanor Hamon, Gail Morgan, Mary Ray Bailey. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Jackie Roberts, Bert Moody, Alexander Hitt, King Moody, David Fore, Luis Trevino, Carl Scott. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Terry McNally, Danny Gravett, Mike Edder, Colston Chandler, Jim Wills. THE LETTERMENlS CLUB The Lettermen's Club is a club composed of all those stu- dents who lettered in athletics during the year The Texan Room is equipped for their use, there they see films of past games and take part in other activities, One project sponsored by the club is the Lettermen's Dance held in the Spring of each year. Sponsor . . .... . .... .... ........... . M r. Stages D. E. Tillman, Bill Wendel, John Bonnet, and Burtt Potter entertain Lynn Nicholson in the Texan Room. FIRST ROW: D, E. Tillman, Pat Ocker, Marlene Flor, Gary Bigger, Sharon Littrell, Barbara Greenwood, Madeline Lee, Janet Bell, Larry Wilcox, Jim Burroughs. SECOND ROW: Greg Wahl, Bill Wendel, Freddy Belhasen, John Bonnet, Bill Taylor, Frank Cavitt, Arthur McCallum, Millard Allen, Joe Brown, Gary Littrell. THIRD ROW: Paul Davis, Lyndon Roth, Jim House, Burtt Potter, Gale Kay, Jackie Landford, Dewitt Alsup, Bill McMillian, Frank Eddleman, Bobby Myers, Bobby Bandy. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Ashworth, Beniie Wagnon, Rod Jackson, James Ray Holley, Clead'Cheek, Gary Smith, George Taggart, Max Christian, Norman Esse, Danny Gravett. FIFTH ROW: James Parks, Jerry Bigham, Lonnie Fowler, Sonny Davis, Dickie Jones, James Pruett, Walter Beck, Butch Hammett, Robert Adler, Sam Harrison, Jim King. SIXTH ROW: Peter Callaway, Bill Sanford, Pete Walsh, David Frazier, Tommy Hoskins, Terry Koonce, Chip Guess, Roy Box, Frank Davidson, Bud Walsh, Michael Mahattey. SEVENTH ROW: Dub Nash, Tommy Powers, Richard Peden, Harry Porter, Donald Greenburg, Kenny Train, Jerry North, Duane Davis Charles Hamlett. EIGHTH ROW: Gene Crain, Don Chilton, Bart Shirley, Butch Howard, F. J. Wilson, Dick McCracken, Bobby Oliver, Bill Chidester, Richard Patterson, Neil Selby. sports 'V C 3 ' 5 '20 '23 filff-L TEXANS THEY ST. ANTHONY 52 0 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 26 7 REAGAN 14 7 LAMAR 41 0 PASCAL 6 0 TYLER 14 27 BRACKENRIDGE 41 0 JEFFERSON 35 O BROWNSVILLE 12 7 MILLER 21 25 lr, ,--,-.. --In Ill! IA' Football ln the six years that the Fighting Texans have been a team, they have made a name for themselves and their school, a name all TEXANS can be proud of, a name known for and wide. Three out of the six years the Texans have captured theirdistrict title. ln 1951 and 1952 they reached State Semi- finals, in 1953 the team went to the State Quarter-finals. During 1956, like all other years, the Texans fought hard, played fair, and held the hearts of their fans. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tillman, Cavitt, Parks, Littrell, Bandy, Bigham, Belhasen, Smith, McCallum, Bonnet. SECOND ROW: Hayes, Wahl, Esse, Wagnon, Brown, Wendel, Alsup, Holley, Taylor, Beck. THIRD ROW: Harrison, Clead, Jones, Ashworth, Allen, Myers, Davis, P., Potter, Davis, S., Prewitt. FOURTH ROW: Hamlet, Christian, Taggart, House, King, Fowler, Lanktorcl, Kay, Roth, Eddleman. FIFTH ROW: Davis, Coach, Pucell, Coach, Brown, Burrows, Haynes, Coach, Stages, Coach. SIXTH ROW: Landesman, Manager, Adler, Manager, Jackson, Manager, Hammett, Manager, Love, Manager, Winnigir, Manager, McMillian, Manager 4 l C I I 'Smiley Davis Backfleld Coach 3, Bill Stages Chuck Haynes Dan Purcell Head Coach Llne Coach End Coach Mr. Bill Stages has been pi- loting the Fighting Texans to victories since W. B. Ray's doors first opened in l95D. Mr. Davis has been head Track coach as well as one of the football varsity coaches since 1950. Mr. Haynes moved up to the varsity coaching staff in l95l, and Mr. Purcell became a part of the staff this year. These gentlemen are to be commended for the i r efforts in producing another great Texan Team. Henry Crawford Roy Gregory Aurelian Luquette Gene Van Cleve Assistant 'B' B Team Coach Tlny Texan Coach Assistant Tiny Team Coach Track Baseball Texan Coach Basketball Golf B TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Rhodes, Evans, Holliday, Lemer, Howard, Hamilton, SECOND ROW: Trevino, Bisbee, Wall, Patterson, Avant, Kruger, Pruett, Dunk, Hulbirt. THIRD ROW: Frith, Davis, Brookover, Keys, Craft, Love, Neill, Glasscock, Viet. FOURTH ROW: Soto, White, Dillman, Brewer, Gaddis, Allen, Leal, Muckleroy, Whitmire. FIFTH ROW: Dunn, Singer, Phelps, Clymore, Heath, May, Hemphill. SIXTH ROW: Coach Crawford, Les Vanover, Coach Gregory. 36992133 X' - W : TINY TEXANS LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Gallagher, Wilson, Reeves, Robertson, Deon, Van Meter, Beaty, Falcon, Browning, Mahaffey SECOND ROW: Johnson, Connley, Allen, Campbell, Earl Campbell, Moore, Wise, Gann, Brents THIRD ROW: Custer, Chidester, Parker, Herron, Looney, Kolpack, Weber, Foster, McCauley, Havens FOURTH ROW: Forester, Schroeder, Heider, Lee, Wright, Alexander, Baugh, Cole, Scott. FIFTH ROW: Hargett, Katz, Pittle, Ruble, Haraughty, Shewalter, McCord, Brundridge. SIXTH ROW: Coach Luquette, Manager Steve Sharp, Coach Van Cleve. B Team Scores B TEAM 0 Miller T8 Victoria REQ 6 Los Fresnos 43 wif f Laredo 20 Miller JAMES LOVE Junior Manager Tmu Texans' Scores TINY TEXANS 7 Baker . A Q , 26 Hamlin 26 North Side 21 Beeville 5 Wynn Seale 14 Cunningham 12 Miller ROBERT ADLER Assistant Trainer THEY 39 I 6 0 26 DON LANDESMAN Head Trainer THEY I3 13 14 0 ROD JACKSON Assistant Manager M DANNY GRAVITT BILLY MCMILLIAN Assistant Trainer Assistant Manager 167 BUTCH HAMMETT Assistant Junior Manager THE TWEL FTH MAN ,L The voices of over 2,000 stuclents, filled Zlil with might and excitement are led by the 'Fight- 4 ing Texan Spirit' to form the Twelfth Man . At pep rallies and games, the man cheers his team and becomes an important factor of victory. The 'Fighting Texan Spirit' keeps the man alive all season in every field of contest. THE TWELFTH MAN' IN ACTION E' I x THE 'TWELFTH MAN GOES BACK TO CLASS 168 Millard Allen-End DeWitt Alsup Jimmy Ashworth 2 Letters Full Back-l Letter Back-Reserve ma s B0l3 B0nClY BClCl4 Walter B6Cl-C-GUCl'Cl Jerry Bighorn-Bock Res'-9 Ve l LGTTCI' 2 Letters RAY ROMPS OVER ST. ANTHONY, 52-0 STATISTICS RAY ST. ANTHONY 26 First Downs 6 365 Net Yards Rushing 7 'li Passes Attempted 22 8 Passes Completed 4 'l3l Yards Gained Passing 61 6 lntercepted By 2 3 Fumbles Recovered By 2 'l Punts 4 6 Penalties 5 RAY ROMPS BEAUMONT BULLDOGS Coach Stages utilized everyone on his 42-man Varsity to rip the Beaumont visitors 52-0. Eight different boys accounted for the Ray touchdowns. Parks scored first from 2 yards out after Bigham pounced on a St. An- thony fumble on the second play ofthe game. Tillman intercepted a pass onthe 49 yard line to set up the second T. D. Eight plays later Hayes skirted end for. IO yards onda T. D. The third time Ray got hold ofthe ball, Bonnet hit Tillman with a pass that covered 28 yards and a T. D. Bonnet made the score 26-0 on a 4 yard run. The third and fourth strings took over most of the remaining game with Esse hitting Larikford ona short pass. DeWitt Alsup breezed around left end minutes later. Esse connected again to Sonny Davis. The final touchdown was made by House on a pass from McCallum. Lankford kicked 4 out of 8 extra points. 'I 25 -6 TOP: Hayes takes off in the Austin Game. CENTER: Parks heads around left end for a gain in the St. Anthony game. BOTTOM: Lankford and Pruitt come in for the kill of a Rea- gan player. John Bonnet-Back Joe Brown-Tackle Jim Burroughs-End 2 Letters 2 Letters 2 Letters Frank Caviff Clevd Cheek Max Christian PC'Ck'Re5e Ve Center-Reserve Center-l Letter RAY I6 234 I7 9 2 5 4 39 3 4 for 40 RAY RALLYS TO OVERCOME AUSTIN, 26-7 STATISTICS First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed lntercepted By Punts Punting Average Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized AUSTIN 2 20 34 I6 4 O 4 4l.'l I 4 for 20 Ray slow on offense, but great on defense handed Austin its l6th straight loss. Austin was held to two first downs, 20 yards rushing and 34 yards passing. Austin took a quick 7-0 lead when the Maroons converted a Ray fumble into a -l'.D. Early in the 2nd quarter Jones recovered a fumble and three plays later Wahl took a pitchout from Littrell and went I5 yards tor a pay off. Lankford kicked the point after the T. D. Midway in the quarter Bigham in- tercepted a pass to set up the 2nd touchdown made by Tillman on a 2yard plunge minutes later. Lankiord's kick was blocked. In the 3rd period Wahl staged the prettiest run ot the night when he in- tercepted a Maroon pass and raced 65 yards. Lanktord was again blocked. ln the same period Littrell quick kicked to the Austin 20 yard line where Spain bobbled the ball and Hayes recovered. Two plays later, Littrell scored 6, Lanktord kicked this time. Walter Hayes James Ray Holley Jim House-End Back-2 Letters Center-Reserve 2 Letters-Captain Dick Jones-Guard Gale Kay-Halt Back Jim King-End 3 Letters-Captain I Letter I Letter 6 Y Sonny Davis-End Prank Eddleman Norman Esse-Quarter 2 Letters Guard-Reserve Back-l Letter , ' ' I ' ' Lonnie Fowler Charles Hamlett Sam Harrison Center-l Letter Guard-l Letter Guard-I Letter Wahl and Bigham roll against Paschal. iv . Jack Langford-End Gary Littrell-Back Arfhur McCallum 2 Letters-Captain 2 Letters-Captain Back-l Letter Bobby Myers-Back James Parks-Back Harry Porter l Leiter l Letter Reserve RAY DEFENSE STOPS SPEEDY PASCHAL, 6-0 RAY PASCHAL 'l4 Flrst Downs 3 220 Net Yards Rushing 53 8 Passes Attempted 4 3 Passes Completed 2 94 Yards Gained Passing 'I6 'I lntercepted By 0 2 Fumbles Recovered 4 2 Punts 6 37.5 Averages 38.9 4.30 Penalties l-5 The Texan defense grabbed the spotlight holding the speedy Panther s to lust three first downs Gnd only fifty- three yards rushing. Ray made its first and only T. D. in the second period. Bigham carried a punt back to the Paschal thirty-seveng and from there Hayes vaulted over the line for the T. D. from three yards out. Lankford's try for the point was'blocked by Elvin Russell. RAY OVERCOMES REAGAN, 14- 7 STATISTICS RAY REAGAN 'll First Downs 5 'l22 Net Yards Rushing 'l0'l 8 Passes Attempted 8 4 Passes Completed 2 63 Yards Gained Passing l I lntercepted By 0 2 Fumbles Recovered By 0 4-52 Punts 8-239 5-35 Penalties 7-45 Ray handed the Bulldogs their first defeat. A terrific defen- sive battle took place most of the night with the game being tied at halftime. Ray added 7 points in the third quarter and then held on to its lead until the gun sounded. Parks scored the first T. D. in the first period on a running pass from Wahl. The I3 play, 60 yard drive that set up this T. D. 5 was aided by 2 key penalties against the visitors. McCallum set up the play that broke the game on a recover- ed fumble on the 2 yard line. Bonnett climbed over the middle for the winning T. D. Lank- ford converted both times. RAY DOWNS LAMAR, 41.0 STATISTICS RAY LAMAR 19 First Downs 5 237 Net Yards Rushing 42 Il Passes lntercepted 3 7 Passes Completed 3 l Passes lntercepted 3 132 Yards Passing 29 47 Punting Average 'I7 37 Penalties 20 The Texans handed the Houston team one of its worst lick- ings in history,4l-O. Ray's big defensive line stopped everything Lamar could throw against them. Coach Stages used every player Ray carried to the game, but even at that the Redskins were far outclassed. Big Fullbacks, Hayes, James Parks, and Bobby Myers did the big damage for Ray, even though the scoring was spread among five different men. The Redskins only consolation in the game was in getting their first penetration of the year in the final minute of the game. Ray sent its big boys back in and stopped them cold. Burt Potter-Center James Pruett-Tackle Lyndon Roth 2 Letters 3 Letters-Captain Full Back-l Letter Ray holding the Reagan Bulldogs X gu m TYLER LIONS DEFEAT TEXANS, 27-I4 STATISTICS RAY TYLER II First Downs I7 I97 Yards Rushing 305 80 Yards Passing II I9 Passes Attempted 7 7 Passes Completed I 2 Intercepted By 2 4 Punts 4 33 Punting Average 33.7 3 Fumbles Lost 3 IIO Yards Penalized 75 The Texans got off to a good start by making the first T. D. Wahl intercepted a pass Gnd set the Texans up on the Tyler 40 yard line. Wahl, Littrell, Bonnett, and Hayes moved the ball to the Tyler nine on 8 plays. Wahl skirted right end for the score and Lankford converted. The Lions came back and made three touchdowns in the first half of the game. ln the third period Tyler made the fourth T. D. Late in the fourth quarter Pruett snatched a fumble at the Lion 42 and raced to the end zone for a score. Lankford converted again. RAY RACKS BRACK . 5 YF . , 45 E t ., C my ., Gary Smith George Taggart Bill Taylor Reserve I Letter 2 Letters STATISTICS RAY BRACK I6 First Downs 5 302 Yards Rushing 94 86 Yards Passing 3 II Passes Attempted I4 7 Passes Completed I 2 Intercepted By 0 I Fumbles Recovered By 0 2 Times Punted 6 26.5 Punting Average 28 I05 Yards Penalized 40 D- E- Tillmen Gregory Wahl Bill Wendell I Letter 2 Letters 2 Letters-Captain RAY SOCKS JEFFERSON, 35.0 STATISTICS RAY JEFFERSON 23 First Downs 6 331 Net Yards Rushing 23 l70 Net Yards Passing I8 8 Passes Completed 1 2 Intercepted By 0 29-I Punt Average 36,8 2 Fumbles Lost 'I 8-73 Penalties 6.50 Ray takes Brackenridge 41-0 in the Texans first conference game. Four touchdowns were made in the first half. lt was late in the third quarter when Brackenridge made their first first down. Spectators at Buccaneer Stadium saw many great runs Such as McCallums 84 yard touchdown run and Littrells 45yard run which setup another touchdown. It was Ray all the way in this game. Most all of the Texan team got in the act. The first T. D. was a 67 yard drive with 2 passes set- ting it up. Bonnet sneaked over from 2 yards out. Bonnet set up the next T. D. with a 30 yard explosion over the center. The pay off was a pass from Bonnet yo House. T. D. number 3 was a 75 yard drive climaxed by a 23 yard pass from Bonnet to House. Parks scanted 26 yards for the fourth T. D. Number 5 was a beautiful 45 yard pass from Bonnet to Taylor. Floyd Brown-Tackle Paul Davis-End Bennie Wagnon-BqCk Fred Belhasen I Letter Reserve Reserve Back-Reserve XXII A Watch Brack's No. 40l ! ll TEXANS CLIP EAGLES, I2-7 STATISTICS RAY BROWNSVILLE 13 First Downs 3 137 Yards Rushing 34 44 Yards Passing 8 13 Passes Attempted 8 2 Passes Completed 2 I lntercepted By 2 4 Fumbles Lost 5 4-28.5 Punting Average 7'34-7 73 Penalties 40 Brownsville's unrated team played in s p i red ball throughout the game. Ray chased the Eagles clear out of the stadium except for the score in the first half. Myers pushed his way around left end from 23 yards out and brushed tacklers off as he headed down the sidelines for the first score. Lankford missed the kick. . .The Eagles scored in the last l5 seconds of the second quarter. Brownsville had a 7-6 half-time lead. Midway inthe fourth quarter, Bigham ran a punt back to the Eagle 36. TWO plays later Bonnet nailed House in the end 20716 fOr the touchdown, a play covering 33 yards . . Hcuse had worked his way behind the secondary. BUCS RALLY T0 CLIP TEXANS, 25-21 STATISTICS RAY MILLER l4 First Downs ll 144 Yards Rushing 178 100 Yards Passing l00 I0 Passes Attempted 10 4 Passes Completed 4 l lntercepted By l 0 Fumbles Recovered By l 2 Punts 3 l7 Punting Average 30 35 Yards Penalized 50 The Bucs earned every yard they made against the tremendous Ray line. Statistically the game was almost as even as a game could be. The Bucs made their touch- downs in the first and last quarters and the Texans made theirs in the second and third periods. Ray was put in a hole on the opening kickoff and it paid off with the first Miller T. D. Ray came back with a bang after the second Miller touchdown and rambled 88 yards for a T. D. Bonnet passed 46 yards to Littrell. Littrell, Hayes, and Wahl carried it to the 3 yard line and Myers went off for the T. D. Lankford kicked the first of three extra points. Ray banged the Bucs around good in the third period. Bigham, Wahl, and Myers scampered through for the second T. D. Just before the fourth period, Bigham intercepted a Buc pass and ran to the 36 yard line. Three plays and Hayes carried to the IO yard line. Bonnet passed to House in the end zone for the third Ray score. ln the last minutes of the game, the Bucs rallied and won the game. The Texan line was great despite the injuries of Wendel, Christian, Pruett, and Jones. TEXANS CLOSE IN ON DUEITT Lankford lays some leather. Wahl heads around the horn. Tillman goes for a Miller fumble Bigham rompin' and stompin'. Bigham hawks the hoghide. TILMAN NUDGES A BUC FOR A PASS V3 : I . 1 A4 A.. f 4-gil I BIGHAM LEAPS TACKLE AT MIDFIELD, RETURNS PUNT TO MILLER 37. .LIU ug GET AROUND HIM HAYES. IT WAS TIME TO BEAT THE BUCS 176 WAHL, BIGHAM, AND BURROUGHS GOIN FOR A TACKLE. BUC STADIUM ON TURKEY DAY LANKFORD GOES AFTER A BUC. 177 HOPES WERE HIGH. Basllelhall WE 46 SAN DIEGO 49 VICTORIA 45 GALENA PARK 60 TEXAS CITY 40 BEEVILLE 48 KINGSVILLE 30 BEEVILLE 49 SINTON 48 HARLINGTON 60 KINGSVILLE 58 MCALLEN 53 KINGSVILLE 51 SINTON 48 VICTORIA 48 SAN ANTONIO TECH District 47 LAREDO District 56 BRACKENRIDGE District 62 BROWNSVILLE District 50 JEFFERSON District 46 MILLER District 42 SAN ANTONIO TECH District 53 MILLER District 68 BRACKENRIDGE District 54 BROWNSVILLE District 42 JEFFERSON District 56 LAREDO District 'GALENA PARK TOURNAMENT HBROWNSVILLE TOURNAMENT T H EY 45 43 66' 77' 49 58 38 S7 Agil' 480i 59 47 60 62 60 69 60 59 55 49 50 69 64 72 52 63 FIRST ROW: Gary Littrell, Manuel Contreras, Neil Selby, Terry Koonce, Tommy Powers, Duane Davis SECOND ROW: Frank Cavitt, Jerry North, Bill Sanford, Richard Peden, Bill Taylor, Bailey Guess TOP ROW: Kenny Train, Mr. Crawford, Frank Davidson. Coach Henry Crawford has coached the Texan Cagers since 1950, when Ray High School opened. Some seasons have been good, some not so good. No matter what the circumstances of any season, sportsmanship and team- work have reigned in the game, making the numerical out- come relatively unimportant. Koonce goes high for close-in jump shot as Peden X moves for rebound position in Sinton Game. Richard Peden guards Romero in Miller game as Taylor and Castillo look on. I Frank Cavitt Manuel Contreras Duane Davis Bailey Chip Guess Guard-Forward Forward Guard Guard-Co-Captain 'I Letter T Letter l Letter 2 Leng,-5 Junior Junior Junior Senigr l79 Terry Koonce Gary Littrell Jerry North Forward-Co-Captain Guard- Forward Forward 3 Letters 2 Letters T Letter Senior Senior Junior Koonce goes for free ball in McAllen game. Sanford and Millers' Davenport slwow bewilderment as to officials' decision as Guess plays ball and Millers' Castillo loolcs on. 180 Richard Peden Tommy Powers Bill Scnfofd Center-Forward Guard Forward 1 Letter 7 Letter 7 I-effef Senior Senior Senior North oftempts to block shot Koonce ond Taylor stop Laredo's Trummel in Sinfon game. as SGnTos's screen proved unsuccessful. 181 41 f I ,f ff , cg ' - r' W Xi Y r LCC , Q, f fr' -Q f f l L, . 1f',f ll, Y I- ff LLLLQC I W. ,fy Us ,Y . 1, ,1 Neil Lucky Selby Guard 7 Letter Senior Bill Tcylor tolces rebound os Texan's Peden ond Clemons of McAllen show anticipation. Bill Toylor and Gary Littrell ottempt to block Broseltcn's shot in Miller game. RIGHT: Gary Littrell slips by Menchaco of Tech as Taylor moves in to rebound. 182 RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY RAY B BASKETBALL TEAM' GAMES PLAYED - I7 WON-8 LOST-9 BEEVILLE 'B' SINTON 'B' MATI-IIs 'B' cuERo 'B' RocKPoRT 'B' TAFT 'B' KINGSVILLE 'B' SAN DIEGO 'B' LAREDO 'B' BRowNsvILLE 'B TULOS0-MIDWAY MILLER 'B' MILLER 'B' MILLER 'B' BROWNSVILLE 'B MILLER 'B' BROWNSVILLE FRONT ROW: John Askins, Bill Haymaker,Al Breath, RobertBissell, Bubba Rosson,.lerryLIvely Gerald CurtIs James Van Matre BACK ROW: John Edwards, Mike Strande, Rusty Duncan, Butch Cave, Joel Bowlin,Jerry Camell Monty Retallack Charles Durham Tenn: The hopes of the tennis team soar as each member tries for perfection. Practice, which makes perfect, has been aided by weather conditions favorable for practice so far this year. The six graduating seniors, although a main feature of the team, will be followed by some promising junior and sophomore players. Daily workout is the pattern for such a team. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Lynn Hawkins, Glen NeSmith, Jerry Osborne, Robert Gross, Kenneth DuBose, Mac White, Warren McEathron 184 Team March i955 - Pharr-San Juan-Alamo 2nd Place - Warren McEathron April l955 - District lst Place in Senior Boys - Randy Eickner lst Place Senior Girls Doubles - Pat Ocker and Marlene Flor May 1955 - Regional Meet lst Place Senior Boys Singles - Randy Eichner LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Flor, Pa? Ocker, Shirley Whifmire, Becky Wheeler, Judy Jeffries, Gail Schoenfel d, Jan Hufsell, Gloria Naiera 185 lb we -:ml vi 1 M iw Y 4 -Wf'wQ5.MF5 3' fi M2 g' , 5-aflik nf '-Fib if if ,fi '33 Fw: fi 2' maiwsuup- la- I I Two graduating Seniors, Marlene Flor and Pat Ocker, went to the Semi Finals, 'l955, at Alamo Hights in San Antonio. Marlene Flor shows us what she can do with her forehand stroke Pat Ocker makes some more points. Gulf 1956 completes the fourth year that Ray High School has had a golf team. With the exception of I952 the team has won District and Regional meets and played in the state meet in Austin. In i955 the team won the First Annual Corpus Christi High School Invitational, the South Park Invitational, Beaumont, District, and Regional meets. The team placed second in the Freeport tournament and third in the state meet. Three boys returned from last year's squad. With sophomore talent which ioined this year, the team has a great future ahead of them INDIVIDUAL WINNINGS Roy BOX . . .......... . . . . . First place, South Park . . l955 Roy Box . . ................. Second place, State Meet . . 1955 Roy BOX . . . . . Medalist, Corpus Christi High School Invitational . ., l955 , . , , W-W i -'- - Y! WV f I f-fav-v.wf' fwe1e q S 47 I G L I -S ' . ' rfioii' it 'V 'fl I 4 ' RJ? f up , Y-if 5 ' . ' ff' ,l ff QQ N 5 FRONT ROW: Jimmy Hyder, Dub Nash, Roy Box, Charles Wiel, King Moody, Jack Bonner, Bill Lee. BACK ROW: Jimmy Easterling, Jack Powers, Bill Lewis, Butch Reese, Roger Esterling, John Anderson, Jerry Dunn, Coach Van Cleave. 188 Track Ray High School's Track Team, under the direction of coach Davis, always comes through with high honors. In the five years operating, it has won District three years, Region three years, placed third at State meet two years, placed a close fourth one year and sixth place one year. Two years our sprint relay team won first place at State meet. One of these years it was the fastest of any high school team in the nation. Two other years it was the second fastest in the nation. ln i955 the sprint relay placed third at state and third in the nation. The team, having very few lettermen to return this year, is proud to claim Bigham, one of the state's best hurdlers and Hayes, one of the state's best weight men. Again for the sixth consecutive year, Ray has one of the most promising track teams in the state. 1 4 1' ' AA FIRST ROW: Tillman, Parks, Mahaffy, McCallum, Holiday, Brown, Taylor, Chilton, Naismith, Dean. SECOND ROW: Rogers, Kenyan, Bigham, Walsh, Coulter, Clark, Dryden, Clark, Crain, Hayes. THIRD ROW: Eddleman, Bandy, Davis, Beaty, Anderson, Avant, Freeze, Shackelford, Shields, Neuman. FOURTH ROW: White, Mahaffy, Roby, Johnson, Brookover, Heath, Terry, Hamilton, Heron, Soliz. FIFTH ROW: Sanford, Crabb, Mastin, Frith, Smith, Duncan, Walsh, Burroughs, Littrell, Hobbs. SIXTH ROW: Coach Gregory, Lee, Allen, Train, Adler, Plunk, Bennett, Coach Davis. 189 0 f I 1 r ,A , i . G .swj 5 , ,rf ,V Shcckelford . . . Discus Hayes . ' u Discus 9:1 HUB CITY RELAY Q16 Contreras . . . Shot Brown . . . Shot x gi: 1-. v.- 3 , , .Q kr r i ' A S ...F if wil Q' N M, Q in M is 1 an ,Q S' YV. 4 ,Q l it t b ,gym-W, ' ' 'xg ., A . 4? f ' ' 'Aw' vu ' in w m if 'N ' . Alfa pi HUB CITY RELAY 191 3 Q x ll I . I Mm, gf . ,At Wi 3-U , Davis shows Hayes where fo put his V, f -f-- ' left foot. , ,J ..,. ' 'W 4 , . ,T .. J , J in M A W' 4 i W - ' f W 33 Q wi, wi f ' ' J W , A .NWS 1' - ff' Q L' 'ii'-2: 'Ks-:l 'AW5 ' ...v.,, 'I , 2- ':5 - LV: , wifi -':E'Ql .':' 1 5: 5 2' +.-. 'H V' -- ,, A . , , .- W... gt, 5 1.- if 1 A . s, 4. . W wk-f ':wgQa l 2 Sl df W W. iwfwi we an ,Q , , M iiS '1 4iH'i1i+?ff3 gSx??i'M'W'1 12 A, I A ..- fQU4Ei-yi Ag aqgslfgsgf-Ffj'gy2, 'fo vi' I , k A fl ' X 1 4 Davis gives the boys o verbal work-out. 192 Q - 5 ' ' ..,.. - 2' ,is7,'w43'f1'fg,, A VA! , ' p ,W Hayes puts the shot, Bill Sanford throws the discus. 'J f.. mis, 4 D Q Coach Gregory seems well pleased. N, Q X , Running Wilson . . . Pole Vault the mile are Neill, Avant, Mchcffey, and Mostin. 193 1956 BASEBALL SEASON The W. B. Ray Baseball Team which made quite a record for itself in 1953, 1954, and 1955 looks as if it's well on the road to reaching the top again this year, 1956. During the regular season of 1953, the team had an ex- cellent record of 15 wins and 2 losses and found itself in the state play-offs, atAustin. The team, having been de- feated in the first round of the play-offs, fought its way back up to the top in 1954, captured the district and bi-districts championships, and again went on to participate in the State Tournament in Austin.Once more in 1955 the Ray team climbed back up to the state tournament but once again lost in the first round. The team's new coach, A. J. Luquette, having only two starters from 1955 returning, is doing a fine job of rebuilding this year's team. As another Silver Spur goes to press, we are hoping that again next year we can print another wonderful record for the W. B. Ray Baseball Team. FRONT ROW: Steven Crocker, Don Greenburg, Leonard Gallagher, Butch Howard, Bob Oliver, Bill Chidester, Freddie Belhausen Bart Shirley, F. J. Wilson, Gregory Wahl. TOP ROW: Dick McCracken, Manager Norman Esse, Richard Patterson, Horace Baugh,John Bonnett, Bob Myers, Coach Luquette Sonny Davis, Jim House, Terry Koonce, David Frazier, Frank Cavitt, Billy McMillion, Manager. 194 Richard Patterson, David Frazier, John Bonneff. Terry Koonce, Gregory Wahl, Jim House, Sonny Davis, Bob Myers, Steven Crocker 195 Frank Covitt, Horace Bough, Norman Esse. Burt Shirley, F. J. Wilson, Bob Oliver, Fred Belhasen I96 Warm up period before Beeville game--we won! Oliver, Wilson, Howard, Greenberg, wait their turn. tl . M ' . ' Boys, are you sure you're discussing baseball? Shirley, Chedister, Gallagar, Bellwausen, practicing grounders 197 4.4 HAYES SWINGS AGAIN. Lg-- S? WALSH BROTHERS TAKE A LATE WORK-OUT. np.. , R. , I, '.'.!,',.,.'l.,... A :tink-.nh .- ., ,. ,g .. Ann' ,, .. A, . I I . 'v'. 1 Hs' K. A1 Ax 'V.'.'.I'4 'ull' 'Q ,L - ,uv .fy--L pvuvxt. ,-- 'nn . 1 .','.-','. t-4'-'. . GOOD OLE' FOOTBALL SEASON 198 Finale ....2--w BIGHAM CLEARS THE HURDLE. Q fi 'D Wi BOX DEMONSTRA TES HIS SKILL. BASKETBALL TIME: RAY MEETS RIVALS. 199 GI RLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education program at Ray High has been pwbnnecl to equip the girls with such skills and attitudes as will enable them to engage outside of school and in later life in recreational activities which will bring enioyment and at the same time help them to maintain physical fittness. Activities such as Basketball, Speedball, Softball, Volleyball, Archery and Tennis are a part of the year's program. Six weeks ofthe school year is devoted to the First Aid or Health. This year there are about 950 taking Physical Education. GIRLS P. E. INSTRUCTORS: Miss Elorine Regner, Miss Challie Thornton, Miss Margaret Bray, and Miss Frankie Clark 200 I DIDN' T THINK I COUL D DO IT. LETS GET THIS OV ER ON YO UR MAR K! GOLD. . .9 202 COME ON. . . l m r POINTS! EASY. . .HERE I 203 T COMES. YOU' RE OUT! 2, Lf '-,1i'9!S'lB 5E?','.f'r-j OVER THE PLA TE! vlH' NQ2!P4u .iid . Kc fx T- 'A'-115, gg A .mah L illezq. wx. .. Li'-kv' '. Y '. '1 A -11-if - KEEP THOSE WAIST LINES SLIM! SI S It GO! Alla! nan 4:4 14 1 Q .nk A a an J .v 3 A AV Sswx A Wynn ,g w,, p.awk,u .. qw--..,,kNbkt.,,'N.-PM, kkv A V MFHQQL1 DOWN WE GO. u M 4 ' 9 .v4gE'.rx.m'ijQ'l 5, ON YOUR MARCH, GET SET. . ANYONE FOR TENNIS? - . . Also competing in the posture contest is Mary Ellen Brown who walks before iudges Miss Clark, Mr. Nichols, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Ruth, and Mrs. Wilcox. mme-wr' Carlene Hanstrom and Barbara Smith learn that band- aging broken bones is more complicated than they thought. Mr. Ted Nichols declares Robi nWeiI Miss Posture of 1956 in Miss Frankie Clark' s third period class. Nancy Ashmore, Betty McCarty, Barbara Warren, Jo Ann Hall, and Kay Harris learn what to do in case of unconsciousness. Hmwmms dbh 234414 IL 'WQL0 + Legg, 3 , vF3wmQigii???7 J i , Xggx V 3 K5 if dfiffiwwj ,Mg We .55 W vw-L 'kwlfim A -f rand' dum W N V! 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