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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1957 volume:

, glfvcs Z9 T-hz5' 500K BK M L73 612 !?:iXef5?! XX: fi' Z Q H CQ 1271911 Meng OF A . '2 jfhf Snffzfff 5!0wA Of: 4253? if I '- -f - -ig!II,,i,Y 4 -L I I957 ' I SIIVEII SPUII Volume VII I Published by the Students of W. B. RAY HIGH SCHOOL Corpus Christi Texas 1 I vfllllflllllllllv During this past year we have had m a n y thrilling exper- iences. It has been a year packaged with surprises, fun, changes and memories. Many of these are pictured in this edition of the Silver Spur. As you look through this book, stop and think of the past- the victory on the football field, six weeks tests, the Fa- vorites Dance ,--and remem- ber how you have laughed, wept, shouted and loved '5'7's varieties. 'llflllllillllllln The Silver Spur Staff takes pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to the W. B. Ray Administration and Faculty. The students have looked to them for leadership, knowl- edge, and wisdom, each of which has been given freely and unselfishly. We, of the staff, as well as the student body, wish to express our appreciation for a job well done. THE T957 SITVEH SPUH PHESETTTS S TTATTTTTTTTZS UI. B. HHH HIGH SCHUUE Corpus Christi, Texas I unin- lllllllllllllll CONTENTS -,,-a -. .Vw ' e- '- -,.J I. , ftf...'f. 55 L .zf E.: ..-.Q.T' -.' .2 . f!'v:'.-,f!'l- IQ.. -'x ' f K: ...' ...H ,. . j r- .. .. I, ,-, A 0. H .D , f '. ' , u I, ' ..-n ' '. 'F '.'111.'i'-.5-'-3-I-1cz1 - -4 ', ..: V... f, '1 -- . . I Q.. -45...-' 1 . -':f:b'..., 1' 3- - - ' l 1. ' Q ' ' 1 'N . .A . ..,.. ' ,.n.. .. 1 '- A 'f o o 0 -f.. n . .,v M o n'1 ' U 9 Jo' ., ., - ,. 4,,.-- .uv ... . - -... .. ' ..-:- . ' iff Q.. A. ,w3:.-4 ,. attention' ' ' ' ....... J ' JI '.1 .1-,, . I j' . ' -.L Y. 'lr 3. .l, 5. Q. 11'11.1,115f:S 11 1 a s - u A. -v n ' A- '. 11111-S . . . .122 al . 4 0 e 21111111118 ..... 136 sf--:L 4r'...' r -, '- if ' na- . 3. 1..-I. . I .1 .. ... I 1 Y c .i,.K. ,., . . .I 4 ., MH. . s ff' - ' ',' , -r- l .rl l. ' , 1 . . . I ' J . 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Q . - -1- xx jx' ' 6 ' ,ff ,E X 1 , -f.- I j' .7 o - Af Q. f f ZW 1 df 7 Z 1 'f Af 1' Q 0 SEPEEEHBER SEPTEMBER 5-CHOW TIME The first day of school, lunch was a welcomed sight. 12 R... .sl, M.. Though the hot weather remained the summer days were over. Registra- tion began, and class- room doors were open- it was back to school. SEPTEMBER I7-CONSTlTU- TION DAY. Tony Harvey ac- cepts D. A. R. award from Mrs. Tonroy. - -SUIUHIERUVEH ---- BHCH TU SBHUUL - - SEPTEMBER 19-20-PICTURE TIME AGAIN. Let's have that Ipana look. SEPTEMBER 14--ALL THE WAY, RAY, was the cry at our first pep rally. SEPTEMBER 21- ,- ALL ABOARD! if Look out Houston, M here we come! UCTUBEH I df' OCTOBER 31-YEA SENIORS! . . And up went the Senior Flag. OCTOBER 18-STAY IN LINE! We signed up for the Harlingen bus trip. OCTOBER I8-A TRUE TEXAN Bus driver Gonzales. 'C - - - BUS TRIPS - - -SIX UIEEHS EXHIHS- - - OCTOBER 9-STUDY HARD! Six weeks test rolled around too soon. OCTOBER 25-BUY THEM HERE! Choir sells tickets to barbecue. 15 novfmsfn NOVEMBER 16- BEAT MILLER! Texans clobber Bucs in pep rally and on the field too! I C I O I U I O 4 NOVEMBER 9- HALT, ONE, TWO! Fighting Texan band does its stuff at Edinburg game! 16 NOVEMBER 26- HARD WORKERS. Euture nurses help dress T.B. envelopes. NOVEMBER 21- ATTENTION PLEASE. Gaston Maurin speaks at Thanksgiving assembly. NOVEMBER 23- A FAVORITE TEXAN! Mr. Wright keeps watch during Thanksgiving holidays. id 17 DECEEHBER ,wfdfs 18 MERRY CHRISTMAS! The Texans gave us a Merry Christmas by going all the way to state. ,Q , 3 E -0 'E ,E s s Emil . W Y DECEMBER 20W BAND SWEETIE Cathy Starr was crowned band sweetheart at the band formal. DECEMBER I- HOLD THAT TIGER! We did! Tired but happy, Texans leave the Waco game. HIUHE FUUTBHLL HULIIJHUS DECEMBER 18- SILENT NIGHT The girls choir started our Christmas assembly with a song. DECEMBER 4- WHAT'S THE THEME? Students line up to place their orders for the Silver Spur. DECEMBER I5-EL TEJANO WINS FIRST PLACE! Our school paper won first place in state. Pictured look- ing over the award are, Mary Franklin, Morris White, Rita Ray, Nancy Ashmore, and Liz Gooden. Jnnunnu - -- mmm f JANUARY 17-SEMESTER FINALS! Will our efforts pay off? JANUARY 'IO-FUTURE HOMEMAKER! Joella Gartner receives the Betty Crock- er Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. JANUARY 21-TIMES SQUARE? GRAND CENTRAL STATION? No, just scores of Texans lined up to register again. . . . gxgmg ..... Hlugggg . . . . . JANUARY 23- . FOOTBALL TROPHIES! Mr. Henslee, Sonny Davis and Max Christian proud- ly look over the District and State Runner-Up Tro- phies. JANUARY 7- SHE'S OFF! Jan Hutsell was one of eight Girl Scouts f r 0 m the U. S. to attend the World Camp in the Philip- p1nes. JANUARY I4- Robin Weil receives local D. A. R. Award. fggguggg - - - mvmanfs - - FEBRUARY I5-HOW MANY? At last a senior, Sandra Conway, orders her senior in- vitations. FEBRUARY 'ISENAMEA PLEASE. Mrs. Dominy helps Ray students register for Mary Carroll High School. FEBRUARY 16-OUR FAVORITES. The Favorite's Dance was a big successg we came, we danced. we had a ball! I I 1 h. 1 4 I 22 REHEHHSHLS SPEECH HSSEIHBLU A 3 FEBRUARY I8-PRETTY, PRETTY! FEBRUARY 12-SAFETY AWARD. Ray wins Charlotte Holly was chosen Lantana membership in National Safety Honor Roll. Duchess. FEBRUARY 21-HOPE I GET ONE! Student Council letter awards were presented. FEBRUARY I5-ELVIS AND COMPANY?? The Imperials entertained us during a speech assembly. E. HIHHUH HELD TRIPS MARCH I - SPEECH HONORS. Speech stu- dents admire trophies won in the Trinity Uni- versity and Beaumont Speech contests for de- bates and a one act play. MARCH I--TAMALES? Nan Rogers and Donna Hollis get in style for the Ray Band Mexican supper. CGW' i i ......... APRIL 5-SCHOOL BRAINS! Colston Chan- dler, Charles Berry, Lina Lewis, Jim Laws, Gretch- en Raatz, .Virginia Hill, Mary Ann Smothers, and Gaston Maurin receive National Merit Scholar- ships. APRIL I- HOLD HIM TIGHT! Judy Garrigan and Carolyn Koch catch Spider Miller on Sadie Hawkin's Day. SPRING VHCHTIUH APRIL 5 - WHO CAN AFFORD CHAIRS? Marie Rabby and Gene Darby begin decorations for the annual banquet at the Morocco Room. -----'HIllICIPHlIUH------ 27 APRIL 24 - ANOTHER TROPHY! Evert Karel shows Mrs. Luter his trophy which made him automatic delegate to the National D. E. Conven- tion in Oklahoma City. HTHU - - - Pnum - - - PHHTIES MAY 3 - OUTSTANDING SCIENCE STUDENT. Colston Chandler was awarded the Texas Chemical Science Award. MAY T -WHAT SIZE? Mrs. Presnall measures Linda Brawner for her graduation cap. MAY 27 - JUST ONE MORE. Alma Gonzales, Kathleen Whicker, Fran- ces Taylor and Dorris Veit run off final exams. 28 ........gHHUUHHgn........ MAY 8 - FUTURE FRESHMAN Marilyn Boudreau, Jack Nieman, Jean- ette Lyle and Tom Foster t a 1 k with Mrs. Sands about sending off tran- scripts for college. MAY 8-PROM TIME. Seniors enjoy decorating for the prom 29 ADMINISTRATION 'Tn,.-I. ' ' ., , 'rw -5. 4. 1'- . '.4 4 1 . o 1 q '. 'Q 1 .nl v . nr' .1 B -,, , . .1 .. v. Ifg..-, .I -I I, I .iv5.jI,,,I.I ms. .- 1. .y'II,I::s,-,L I-BI .I Ig I ,W .-,. I: I2 .I -. ...ig I Q -. gf ' Io T 1---.P L- -...M ' 4 H,-I :pf ,gm ,,..n' Ig:-.fz Lflgi ,:,I,Ii',,:- 2, . IIQ . '- Q... . -' N. . V?-.II.. II I 1 '- -. .. ..'- I ' nn- -..f Iv .F 'f' 'ra 1 I1- . v- L . , -54 ' 5 - .. fn' . -' Q, 375' i ' :ii fu- -3.9 I:,IFI:-.I, Jw, . I.. . '- cf 5 4- Ri-IgI,II :I I .I I. -:I I- ..'0- 1'..' 11- - , 2 ,. -: ' ...,. ,I III, , I . ., ,.I I, . I I ',.f,' . 4.. ' - . '. .y-I' -I, H, ', . I S ,, Io Alf! 'xg ,' Q'1l .,,' ' -1' ,' 4- ' , , .- '1- A ,,. I V- I -, : . , 'i.. ' 0 -So '. I0 .. .4 I:, I . ,I I . - fi. , X ' . , I .I II . '. . . . I . ' . I. 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A' W u .- .f..' , 9 Y.-' '-, - , III .WI ., , 'J 1 -' ' 1'-' ' ' . - ,'.,1'-I v- . 1. . -' .- ...Q ,. .s ' . ,I g. 11 ,.' -gn ' ' . . . . , . - -I ' - .' ' f. VII. ..,,Ie..-. 'I' T Q 1 , ' A ' ., IIQI .I . , . I. ' I , ua. 1 -0 Mr. Paul R. Haas President Mr. Arturo Vasquez Mrs- Harry Eafon Vice-President THE!! PLHH FUR US The Board of Education is the official manager of the Corpus Christi Independent School District. The members of the Board are busy people who give many hours of their precious time in order to make decisions and policies for our schools. The interest and en- thusiasm which the members of the Board show for their work has paid high dividends in improvement of our schools. Secretary Mr' Roy E, Gillepand Mrs. Gertrude E. Thomas M' RaYmo d E Edson 32 Mr Tom M Browne Superintendent and Hssisients Dneei Sehnel Hetiviiies Dr. R. L. Williams Superintendent of Schools Mr. Weldon Gibson Director of Personnel and Community Relations Mr. J. D. Slaybaugn Mr. G. R. Broad Director of Finance and Property Director of Curricular Services 33 FHHIILIHH FHCES IH Hill! PUSITIUHS Claude Cooper Assistant Principal - Mr. Claude Cooper and Mr. Glen LeBleu hold the offices of our assistant principals. Mr. LeB1eu took over the office of vice principal left vacant by Mr. Cooper. Mr. Coop- er is now first assistant principal. We recognize the fine job these men have done and look forward to their leadership in the future. Someone very dear to Ray is our new principal Mr. U. D. Henslee, who had been assistant princi- pal for the past six years. We have learned to love him for his kindness and p a t i e n t understand- ing and most of all for h i s Fighting Texanl' spirit. Glen LeBleu Vice-Principal I am very proud of the staff of this annual for its fine presentation of the activities of W. B. Ray High School during this school year. It has been gratifying to me to see the enthusiasm, interest, and fine morale of our faculty and student body. May I congratulate the annual staff, the faculty, and the student body for making this a very excellent yearbook. 35 PHHEHTS HHD TEHUHEHS UIUHH TOGETHER Lights go on for Back To School Night. This is an event which Ray High School parents enjoy. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mrs. G. K. Taggart, Jr. VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. Woodrow Glasscock RECORDING SECRETARY Mrs. Lillian Mayes CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mrs, J. H. Armistead TREASURER Mrs. G. B. Boon HISTORIAN Mrs. Floyd McCroskey PARLIAMENTARIAN Mr. Neil Waterbury Parents registering for the Green-Back Tea, one of the many events scheduled by this ycar's Parent- Teachers Association. 3 6 hl h EBISTHHH HHH IIUUHSELUHS HELP US STHHT THE SCHUUL UEHH Th th p pl h h lp pl h d 1 d k p d t ght Mrs. Juanita Sands Registrar 37 Mrs. Ruth Bates Civics s Q, L Mrs. Yona Bird Barbara Birdwell William Box Margaret Bray Study Hall English Woodwork Safety Education Physical Education Gaylena Bridges Homemaking F. H. A. Sponsor Joseph Cain Art Senior Class Co-Sponsor Evelyn Cheatham Business Education Frankie Clark Physical Education , 5' Mrs. lone Brooks Verna Bryant Jeanette Burmeister CIaudia.Cagle English Mathematics Speech 1311511511 Mask Sz Gavel Co-Sponsor . TEHCHEHS UIURH FUR OUR INTEREST . . y LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Davis enjoy ' C' music after a busy day. 5, BOTTOM: Mr. LeBleu writes Buckey Burtis Casler Harris a class permit. Mathematics Ray Chiorgno 1 Band Director MTS- Mary Clark Marie Cobb, Mrs. Lorene Cooper Mrs. Margaret Corbin English Business Education English Speech History Annual Co-Sponsor Spanish 'Magk 3, Gavel Cosponso 3 he 41 Vina Craddock Jo Cranford Onefa Cummings Mrs. Gaylene Danford Smiley Davis Mathematics Bible Mathematics Mathematics Science Bible Club Co-Sponsor Student Council Sponsor Coach E 'it te 'Q 5. it 6 ti fl? s R V Mrs. Beulah Dixon Edith Echols Turner Ferguson Mrs, Catherine Ford Mrs. Edna Gilbert' 1 Secretary Chemistry Physics Spanish Latin Science Club Co-Sponsor Mathematics Los Chatos Sponsor itll HElP US PHEPHHE FUR TUHIUHRUUJ . . RIGHT: Mr. Cooper announces the days doings. BOTTOM: Coach Purcell tells wife Barbara and daughter Elizabeth of a day at Ray. Ofelia Graham ROY GYBSUYY History Safety Education Coach 5 3 is B Harlon Haerfig Chuck Haynes Mathematics History Coach 1 V I il .sic Mrs. D'Lila Helton Mrs. Kenneth Hiner Catherine Hoge Freddye Hokanson Mrs. Kathleen House English Bible Mathematics English English Bible Club Sponsor Future Teacher Sponsor f 29511: 'rf' 1 'J ,J ' Q. l -if sniff if 1. ef 2' 4' 3 . T F Z fi 1- ... 'QI' ifinw it Mrs. Frances Huebner Dell Justin Aileen Long Mrs. Frances Love Mrs. Celeste LowreY Homemaking Librarian Biology Attendance Clerk School NUTS9 F. H. A. Sponsor Future Nurses Club Spons4 H W - f 2 Vff: gh We -- ' se , fii, sa' 2 f E Si' f T' 'xjf'f S it V 2 C . ' Aurelian Luquette .Mrs Qrace Luter Mrs. Jerry McCullough Mrs. Maurine McElroy Annie Mae Melton Physical Education DlSt1'1bl.ltlV6 Education History English Biology . x i , f i - 1 Q' T I 7 Mrs. Jovita Mireles Spanish D- E- Club 5Ponsor Science Club Co-Sponst LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Henslee and daughter Ann. LOWER LEFT: Teachers help to cheer the team to victory. BELOW: Mrs. Westervelt collects money for a bus trip. l l Pan Am. Club Sponsor Conquistadores Sponsor 1 i i Miss Doris Morgan Child Development Lab. W i r ll i: ' A if ' -,q 'J A , . V ini ,. nrt' Mrs. Fred Norris Mrs. Auba Park E. L. Peavy Mrs. Mary Presnall Dan Purcell Civics Counselor History Librarian Coach Senior Class Co-Sponsor .tg Q1 of . . ,.i' g 1 W Miss Elorine Regner Charles Richardson George Roberdeau Mrs. Arra Rogers Physical Education Industrial Arts French English l Junior Class Sponsor K . 'N y A 5, .Q '13 n if' , Q If ' , E. 'U,1 ,fl . ' Mrs. Isabell Ruth Mrs. Juanita Sands Mrs. Eula Schultz Mrs. Mariorie Schwab 2 History Registrar Mathematics Honiemaking RIGHT: Mrs. Martin supervises and plans our lunches. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Dunn, our favorite substitute. l l BELOW: Mr. Broad, our ex-princi- pal, comes back for a visit at Ray. mu gave Mrs. Margaret Smith Mrs. Violet Sone F. H. A. Sponsor Bill Stages Mrs Faye Telford Oscar Rogers Industrial Cooperative Training Mrs. Aurelia Scogin Choral Q 'is-L -3,' :i: ' :ew ...,-. . V: ,gg 3. . . gg. X55 . 11:35.52 yt,-'A1aW. -' V Y 2. f - -L FJ is-Q its .1 .5 is-at . Miss Berta Shaw History Annual Co-Sponsor Mrs. E. B. Shelton Study Hall Mrs Claudia Thompson 5- , at -ve- X J' +4- Business Education English . ' ' ' 0 s ore Head Coach Civics Bokt , fx . . S, . , E --NY , .. fr . trr A g . . if 2. fe 5 John Th9mPSon Chailie Thornton Regina Todd John Townsley Robert Urban CIEQITISEFY Physical Education Mathematics English Biology io ogy STUDENTS VUEUHEEEH EHEIR SERVICES Gene Van Cleave Physical Education MRS. LETTS AND HELPERS REGISTRAR AND STAFF Mrs. Letts and her assistants help to keep Mr. Henslee's office in Mrs. Sands and hG1P61'S bl1SY themselves with 3 day'S Ch0I'BS- 5 order. Left to right: Carol Atkins, Mrs. Sands, Bonnie Comfort, Nin Left to right: Mary Ann Harris, Sylvia Ford, Rita Dodd, Mary Lee Winstein, Anita McMinn and Mary Sue Hammon. ' Coker, Kay Crocker, Verla Thompson and Mrs. Letts. Not pictured: Carole Littlefield. rw'- PBX OPERATORS VISUAL AIDS ASSISTANTS , Mrs. Thompson shows the girls how it's done. Visual Aids workers show us movies during their study hai Pictured: Mrs. Thompson, Betty Tauer, Amanda Blalock., Irene period. ' Hamlett, Mary Edds, Martha Letbetter, Gayle Johnson and Karen Pictured: Gene Crain Jesse Hargrove, Paul Gucnzel, Jame McGuffy. Daniel, Ralph Carscadden, Glen Butler, Floyd Anderson, Hayden Lair bert, Roby Terrill and Mike Dennis. 151 iii ,K aaa? 1 , if 'Z' Martha Van Mefer Louise Ward Mrs. Marie Wesfervelt Marion Woods Peter ZHl'afQI1efiS Journalism Mathematics Business Education Woodwork Mathematws Quill and Scroll Senior Class Co-Sponsor MRS. THOMPSON AND MAIN OFFICE CREW GUIDANCE OFFICE HELPERS Office girls get busy! These are the girls who keep our records straight. Pictured: Kay Spriestersbach, Diane Edminston, Peggy Strates, Pictured: Barbara Wilder, Paula Clark, Barbara Warren, Mary tsy Mitchell, Margaret Wilburn, Norene Clark, Eugenia Sparkman, Niedecken, Barbara Miller, Patty Block, Sandra Crisp, Diane Marston. 'rginia Westmoreland, Karen Nobles, Colette Davis, Joyce Foster, Barbara KHHDD- Linnell WUOISGY, Lillda B1'3Ul'191'1 Virginia FOX, Pai rbara Smith, Carol Conkle, Cora Ann Kelly, Darlene Dorris, Joyce Smith, Martha Pringle, and Jean Sill. nn, Jeanie Scott, Edwina Bolin, Mary Lou Drueger, Alice Echols, rtha McCaughan, Joyce Wilke, Dianna Sanders, Jo Anne Schoen- ld, and Mrs. Thompson. . 3 4 , N , . . . x ' S CARD FILING: ANOTHER BOOK ROOM CHORE U . CLINIC WORKERS lVlrs. Love, John Mitchell, and Carolyn Mitchell file book cards Clmlc W0I'ke1'S learn h0W I0 make H befi C01'1'eCUY- ieep our records straight. I Pictured: Mary Lou Carter, Carol Walllck, Pat Trice, Jeannine Kirkpatrick, Melanie Green, Kathy McLellan, Maxine Martin, Jeanette Lyle and Barbara Trice. 43 I If EIIGIISH: IIEHDIIII3, IIIIIIIIIIG IIIIII IIUIIS is I Mrs. Cooper's English classes study Churchill's articles on England in Life magazine. Miss Murdock registers students for second semester English. 44 SIICIEII SCIEIICE UIIUIH IEIIIHII CIIIZEIIS ICIIIIIIIIIUIII rg, ABOVE: Presidential elections were held in social science classes. BELOW: U. S. History classes discuss the Democratic and Re- publican platforms. HIHTH: UUUIIEHTS, SUHIS, PHUDUCTS, DIFFEHEHCES Math students review for six weeks test. Mr. Casler helps his algebra students solve a problem. A second year algebra class takes a final exam. SCIENCE: EEHHHIHG THE EUHIHUEH UE H EHUDEHH EUUHEU BELOW: Gaston Maurin and Judy Lyle attend chemistry workshop at the University of Texas. Mr. Thompson, Jessica Luckie, and Carl Ogg experiment with chlorine. Biology students learn what makes the human body tick HHHUS VERIFU THHT THEU HBE TUULS UF CREHTIUH INDUSTRIAL ARTS-an exploratory courseg using hand and machine tools. ' H ABOVE: Larry Kilgore, Richard Rivera, Bobby Ramsey, and Mr. Richardson 3 F work mechanical drawing problems. BELOW: Mr. Woods tells Jimmy Greer and Kenneth Haraughty the correct way to use a plane. TOP: Charles Brown paints the table he made in shop. BOTTOM: Kenneth Haraughty sands his skis. Ad I L T : Ear 48 THE! EHHH UIHILE THEU LEHHH VOCATIONAL EDUCATION-a trade pre- paratory course learning a trade in school and on the job. James Taylor, looking over new merchandise with his training sponsor. 1, If , -f . Carol Atkins, working as assistant registrar. Robert Gomez learns the printing trade. 49 LHHGUHGE: H STEP TU BHUTHEHHUUD ax Mrs. Gilbert teaches Latin students verb conjugation. A Spanish class observes Pan American Day. 50 Shorthand class takes dictation. HHDIHS HEUS TU BUSINESS SUCCESS Typing class compares speed records. 51 9 HUHDHHIC VHHIETII The speech department displays talent in Showboat. ABOVE: Mr. Cain explains the 'tdo's and don'ts of art. Child development lab workers in the home- making department sit with children during story hour. l HHH Mr. Gregory gives a lesson l in Safety Education. l r l , Below: Band students is 4 7 V., rt ,r ,Nl I ffa5 fa warm up before a rehearsal 53 SHHUHS . v JUHIUHS - SUPHUMUHES CLASSES 5 4 'If-.,',.e6-'.,, , 1 'V v f . ., . .WJ -4- vi - ,,5'1'u5:A fr. -' -. rf.fi'e -. -4 -' as 5 , 3-.'-fy. 1 ' -. ,o - -. .- . Q4-A . 5 -5 g I . , 'ii' 4'7 6 .a-'d'- , , Z.,-,ff-M.: 4 1,3 -...I , 5, .'. ': . an is-'bfi' I .,..:h - - ... - Q15 5. .U 1 .',.xQ-1' .' 5 ' V 1,1 .4 , Q ,-. ,.-. vr' . -5 'N' ,flu l..-.o- . , l,,- '...4 f nh. V-1... Q Z . . Y: ,1 , ' 4'-I-4, ., - + Q afff f '. .A fx-as'-----'fif' 1 --,-- 4 .... 1- . 5 4 x . . , fl, 'eff .Q ' 15.0 'Q ' -2 ., 4,.,- H- V... .A . ' flrl-'.-' V . 'Q ' A K K . ,.. , '-vo -'r'.-.-' ' r...., ,. . ,X -,,. .l,.. A. ' v. , . -0.4 . -' -'u' . ...,, . u 1 , s . w' Y . : w I I ,' 4 1 1 n.. a . . . , . ll-'fuk -,F - , ' ,.' ,.,isigg:A.12l,-2.-,fx . 4. - f..-.1-' . ' . '- 1 '-' -' . , IH' f, Q. ,. f' , 1 . 1 ig ,F , rl fp -' , , W Lf 0 A-' yup' 1 . ., .LQ fr ff ' I f .Ph ,Q ' ww:-Sw - -iff' , -f 114f.gs:4L-W4-:.1v . ...A . :D . L ft' Q . yi -'.-fy., A lx Fil-4'-43 ,f' - L iff-W l 'J , I :asf A ' 1,,.'tA.'-ff ' -f I 'xiii ' 5'-15' '. , -A -1 A '5 fftwiikf. fgtjri, . gif , . . iff-- ' Eiflbfrp -- 4, A 4 -4.17, fy 2 ' , U if. -'A 1. . 'fr if x'. I--. 1!l.' '11--Ml ': . 'f'r .,.'A '..f'A'.- I . . I ,llt.T.'q- ., A .lt r. ?- .- lr ,. ,vb , . ., , .3-i 3 'DA r 4 H SEHIUHS f . I- 4 e .g., 1,wpg-ei 'xg At last the goal has been reached. The goal of wearing a senior ring, of going to parties, of making the honor roll, and of walking across the stage to receive a diploma. The joy of knowing what we have accomplished and the challenge that lies ahead are a part of it all. As we walk this road knowing that there is an ever present Guide to help us, let us think back to the pastg to the hard work, the quiet rustle of paper during tests, the high spirited yells at football games, the many good times, and to the Senior Class of '57. Let us know that though this is the end, it is also the beginning. 56 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . ...,.,... .......,A,4.,,A,.,..A....,................,,..,....,.,,,,........... ...... D . E. Tillman Secretary ......,.......... - .,.,,,.A,. ,.....,...7.,... R obin Weil Vice-President ,v...... ...... M ary Ann Harris SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL ' SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Charlotte Holly, Mary Ann Harris, Robin Weil, and Lina Lewis. STANDING, LEFI' T0 RIGHT: Peggy Strates, Mary Joyce Pearse, Joyce Foster, Danny Gravett, George Brookover, Mrs. Presnall, Michael Mahaffey, Sharon Coe, Carole Henry, and Jean Stockdill. 57 ihg ai rre . ,,,, A A i l X Q A A ,H ..1 ...,. ,Ei Q, i ,mi Seniors Abrams, Judith Adler, Robert Allen, Cecil Amaya, Laura Amsbaugh, Gerald Anderson, Floyd Anderson, John Anderson, Karen Anderson, Lynn Argiros, James Armistead, Joe Ashford, Joe Ashmore, Nancy Askins, John Atkins, Carol Ault, Jackie Baker, Pat Bandy, Robert Barber, Billie Barker, Robert Seniors Bartlett, Harold Baughcom, Nancy Bayles, Jesse Beard, Samuel Beck, Walter Beets, Kenneth Belhasen, Freddy Belhasen, Robert Bell, Duane Benavides, Maria Louise Bernsen, Patricia Berry, Charles Bickle, Alton Bigbee, Donald Bigger, Gary Bird, Barbara Birdsall, Calvin Bisbee, Billy Bissell, Robert Block, Patty I N il 2 'Q x 1 IL.. , Wilt , -in , v, D an sy. 1 1033 5i11B','51'f 0,92 , 1.-navy' - ssnzxw. 1. nhwv in nu U xuninnnt'Y K Ytiynnt--0 Q bv ' 1 ig' fi Q K t K ' 'f or , 3 .t ri .fav if we Y S S vga Q 41 5 it Yi 'jg . -1 .tm ian, . ,s,.k is E 1 ai P ,I tl' ,M ' 3 x ., -lr Wh 1 4 ' r W., f 1 s sg. LL .1 i if Seniors Block, Stanley Bluntzer, Nancy Bohmfalk, Barbara Bonney, Robert Boudreau, Marilyn Bourianoff, Gleb Boyde, Eddie Brashear, Debra Brawner, Linda Bridges, Eve Brookover, George Browder, Toncy Brown, Brown, Brown, Bryant, Floyd Mary Ellen Patricia Charlene Burgower, Bill Burton, Betty Butler, Wallace Cannon, Ann Seniors Cannon James Cano, Dorothy Cano Pete Q we if Carabajal, Adolph J A ff .f , 12 gf gf' .S 3 we A Carter, Carson Carper, Carver, Marilu Jane Marcia Carolyn Castillo, Rosalio Cavitt, Frank Chandler, Colston Charnquist, Karen Cheek, Clead Christian, Max Clark, Phil Cline, Ann Clymore, Ray Cobb, Mary Ann Coe, Sharon Cole, Pat ,.,,f k .f , 'Y G S fx V 1 V ,,,,.iL5,,z,1,1.i:,, Pf ' f rafffw W r 'F' .i .-sk igghgfa ., Seniors Coleman, Ronald Collier, Keith Colwell, Marian Conner, Douglas Contreras, Manuel Contreras, Viola Conway, Sandra Courtney, Jo Ann Cowser, Kay Cox, Kara Sue Craft, Robert Crain, Gene Crawford, Richard Creveling, John Crosby, Barbara Dagley, Nancy Darby, Gene Davidson, Frank Davidson, Rodney Davis, Colette Seniors Davis Darryl Davis Duane Davis, Nancy Davis, Robert Davis, Roy Davis, Sandra Davis, Sonny Delgado, Delia Del Llana, Irma Dennis, Pat Dillman, Kenneth Dillman, Melvin Dodson, Giles Dorris, Darlene Douglass, Marylee Driscoll, Starlee Dryden, Joe Bill Dugie, Lucille Duncan, Bruce Dunk, Leroy A ' ,glide . 1 x ik? ., 5 af!-7 if: If is my -- Yr- -,. 5.55 A 4, P :sawn f .,V,1 Seniors Dunn, Betty Durham, Charles Duty, Sue Easterling, Anne Eckhart, Marcia Eddleman, Frank Edds, Mary Ederer, Michael Edmiston, Diane Edson, Sharon Elder, Paula Eneks, Doris Evans, Beverly Evans, Jerry Ewing, Jimmy Ewing, Judy Ferges, Glenn Fernandez, Antonio Fields, Claudia Fischer, Merrilyn Seniors Fleming, Martha Flores, Elida Flores, Flora Flores, Ramiro Foley, Pat Fondren, Sara Fore, David Foster, Joyce Foster, Thomas Fowler, Lonnie Franke, Cecil Franklin, Mary Frazier, David Frith, Darrell Fuller, Brenda Gaddis, Thomas Gage, Sheila Gaines, Donna Galindo, Benita P kr . ,N f ,. P l 1 i, 'fe . vm . K 4. ., Q... QS., 1 H if his F e1 M' -W'- sa k.' :W Seniors Galvan, Raquel Gann, Jack Ganong, Billy Garcia, Alice Garcia, George Garcia Homer Garcia Mary Garcia Roland Gardner, Lynda Garey, Barbara Garner, Helen Garrigan, Judy Gartner, Joella Garza, Amelia Garza, Azucena Gaugler, Rita Gibson, Bill Gibson, George Giles, Mary Lou Gilley, Bobby Seniors Gilliam, Georgia Goldreyer, Robert Gomez, Robert Gomez, Victoria Gonzales, Alma Gonzalez, Edward Gooden, Elizabeth Goss, Lois Ann Gottselig, Donald Gould, Nancy Gravett, Danny Greenberg, Donald Greene, Sandra Greenwood, Barbara Greer, James Gregg, Leanne Grizzle, Sondra Gross, Robert Guajardo, Jesusa Guergin, Carole K ii gffzw. i - , A Sr 'fiffz f 1- V L . 4 if : , 5 wg f,7L G ,,., :, - 3 :vga -Q--L---3 -sr V, 511- .' M ,M L, ,r . ,AM Q S, , 1, gli , 5 S23 Eg' L gb 'F ix .1 ?ih?,1?'i9R, A as 2' ef 3 Y Y Q 32, f Z 3 , 55 gh M L Fi 5655 , W. . r..-3.4 : mfr at wa i- ,i N , k .Y ,T ' f.: 'f ,.,f ' LJ gsm QM a ji x ?,,a,g T gui, .Q ' F vga ,wma jg I 3 W i, Q , , , 4 5 fi r r ,yang J I t 5' L , , , r 5' N :Q- f 'M 4 U X S' ill ,, .As ,: is Wg: ., Q gg, x , ' ' ' llli 'Y K' 'kms vs- -L. - f Pi ,. -, ..,,, ,r.e,.,, ,,.. Al, af,':,f:af2x-g+f1 g iw i , ii -if: QQ32'-i.7fl'a I , ,QW , e J ' fgf,, 2ik ' ,Ma ,sr . 155-f X 35373, Q, is X, K in ,N 2 fi 1 5 ia ff r A tire? aw? Q , , J XSL-FW f A wi f ff' r, KF 5- 1 if. - ,,w5 . HL -V 'fa glff, ff' Q , J ,mfr Y . , I ,A,1. . rags: , ,, K. 3 ie, I ,pi flag L s., Q' x if-wi W , J., .. ir A f 1 9 X, 3 if w .J -mm .2 ,fi-gm ,, V, ni, or 5,2 G ,:'+'l7e5' i I 3. V A F , . 32,71 , , H 4 X , - N wiftz, . fa-ff, ,Al Rauf' x gf 1' ff' :Q i W cr, .. :QQ -M -1 T 1 f x szivri urn-if - ,. ., 4' , 'H-Lgiimwei 'mfr' . X f f-.er W-cv ,gf-. W. 5 K Kea., .,.,..'. a,g3,g-5.,e5J', ,-gg ' ,I -f ., -- ,fs ' 'fe I .5 -1' In r . .4 gf' ' A X, k V , .Q G in-. Q9 -Q M., ., r -V L- Q-.fi gi ll 1 3 . ggi? ii 68 , wax,-e il, ,.,wgf,g. , 'K 'Q' xxf ii i if Seniors Gunter, Archie Gustafson, Gayle Guzman, Irene Haggard, David Hailey, Robert Haley, Margie Hall, Jo Ann Halstead, Rosemary Hames, Shirley Hamilton, James Robe Hamilton. James Hammett, Eugene Hamon, Eleanor Handy, Jimmy Hanson, Susan Hanstrom, Carlene Harber, Bill Harris, Earl Harris, Harry Harris, Margot Seniors Harris, Mary Ann Hart, Warren Hartsell, Joette Harvey, Tony Hayes, Darel Heidensohn, Waldine Heinaman, Laverne Heldenfels, Alice Hemphill, Exie Henny, Anna Hernandez, Juanita Herndon, Michael Hicks, Linda Hill, Virginia Hinkle, Patty Holiday, Ronny Hollingshead, Norman Holly, Charlotte Hood, Mary Ann Hoover, Nancy .few-P 69 Seniors Horn, Sally Howard, Clare Howard, Corbitt Hoya, Catherine Huckleberry, Patricia Huey, Emily Hull, Billy Humble, Fisher Hurlbut, Bert Hutchens, Bobby Hutsell, Jan Ideus, Sylvia Isbell, Frank Lee Isbell, Rita Jackson, Rod James, Louis Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Gayle Johnson, Mickey Johnson, Patty Seniors Justice, Melba Karel, Everet Karr, Kay Katz, Sharon Keehan, Judy Keller, Colleen Kelley, Cora Ann Kenneaster, Clyde Keys, Bobby Kirkland, Darrell Knapp, Barbara Kneten, Garland Koch, Carolyn Kopecky, Anne Kubala, Mary Ann Laine, Clifton Lara, Gloria Lara, Ruben Latham, Lila Lauritzen, Larry yh'llln nr , xi QS? i lg s X 5 it isgjffgfig, -f fa i Zi if A if 'n Q x Seniors Laws, James Leal, Henry Leal, Joe Lee, Susan Lemer, Billy Leos, Atilano Lewis, Billy Lewis, Lina Lewis, William Lindsey, John Linkenhoger, Patsy Linkous, Mary Lipner, Julie Littrell, Sharon Lively, Jerry Lockhart, Bruce Longoria, Alice Love, James Luckie, Jessica Lyle, Jeanette Seniors Lyle, Judy Lynch, Lynda McBurnett, Ted McCaleb, Michael McCallum, Arthur McCampbell, Courtney McCarthy, Pat McCarty, Betty McCoy, Jerry McCraw, Reginald McDaniel, Suzanne ' McElroy, Gail McGrew, Marilyn McLaughlin, Robert McMillian, Billy Mahaffey, Michael Magnuson, Verner Maldonado, Sara Mangum, Darlene Marek, Carol A . -f M, . Y,, Y E if - xl , 41 ff Q ff M1 X 4 ,Y 4? Q J if ff 'gil ,. he , ., wg ga E 3 -S. 73 'EF 1' x E Q5 ?'s'sf Qww-?flaeM QW 93' 'Q f gi :FL my if' 3' ,Q E , M W is 3 Seniors Marshall, Alvin Marshall, Margaret Marston, Diane Martin, Maxine Marvin, James Mason, Jerry Mathis, Betty Mattke, Paul Maurin, Gaston Maxwell, Joan Mayhew, Janis Medina, Gabriel Menefee, Dwain Mickan, Raymond Middleton, Linda Miller, Donnie Miller, Patsy Miller, Sidney Mills, Bernard Mills, Don Seniors Mjnor, John Mitchell, Carolyn Mohr, Nancy Mondragon, Maria Montgomery, Monty Moody, Beverly Moody, Dorothy Moody, Edna Moore, Bettye Moore, Kay Morris, Annette Morrow, Bobby Morrow, Joann Mowles, Frances Muckelroy, Richard Munoz, Mary Myers, Bobby Najera, Gloria Najera, Imelda Nebrat, Jack M fx .wx awry sn- by Qygg Q50 ep ni Myi M cgi ' E . , I,-ff-v if :ff .xx gf-lv Q in 5 +1 Q 43,55 3536: gel 5 Q55 H 1 fl ing? if Q X. ,.,. . , ,.i . KXWW1- . 'smfi Y 75 Seniors Newlin, Charlie Newlin, Juanita Newton, Arthur Nichols, G. G. Nieman, Jackie Nixon, Raymond Noland, Jerry Norman, Bobby Norris, Sibley North, Jerry Nulph, Geneane O'Brien, Barbara Odom, Byron Olsen, Michael Olson, Robert O'Neal, Patsy O'Nei1l, Betty Ornelas, Rosa Osborne, Jerry Owen, Betty s eniurs Owens, Sharon Padgett, C. E. Paiz, Sylvester Palfalvy, Barbara Palmer, Sandra Parham, James Parks, James Pate, Don Patterson, Gary Patterson, Jean Patton, Ann Paulas, Anne Pearse, Mary Joyce Pequeno, Virginia Peters, Doyal Peterson, Whitney Pettus, Ann Phelps, Arthur Phelps, Patty Pierce, Carroll 3 fi n JL g,, tst, L I Q, Q.. 3-ev fe X, eve iwii V' lv P vlk, P M U Q X I at , .' ,' W e ' .W I ,.., K ' 't,l'l li 77 A-VQNP ,. .,,. , .fs f ' Q Q. P' N V5 if 'fc' r j f' ai' , r I 1 5 1+ 1? R 4 l w , ',., , f y, Q K ,E Y 78 Seniors Pitts, Cherry Platz, Joe Porter, Harry Porter, Minnie Pearl Poulsen, Nancy Powell, Frances Powers, Jack Prewett, Priscilla Pringle, Martha Purinton, Robert Quintanilla, Ernest Raatz, Gretchen Ramirez, Rachel Ray, Kathleen Ray, Rita Raymond, Alice Reasor, Robert Renken, Reid Renwick, Ann Revett, Marie Seniors Rhodes, Harriet Rhodes, Leroy Rhodes, Ted Rice, James Richards, Angelyn Richards, Edward Ricketson, Joyce Rivera, Richard Robbins, J. D. Roberts, Jacqueline Roberts, Jimmy Robertson, Pat Roby, Bill Rodgers, Kirby Rogers, Dianne Rogers, Nanette Rosson, Bryan Ruddock, Debbie Russell, Gordon Sager, Sandra , -, we K i aff I ' J .Q Nik. , 6 'S ,af K 4',.wi: 'I I rigkui gg '14 4' 5 V N . W ':L5 'arf ,, ' im 1 il E . M ,, Q ER ff e ka 'T'X,. - M' 'n ii: ii ' .,,s.,,, R 1 ' , af i 'fr f W l 'E , 3' ,v i Q. ty if Q , A ,.,n Q f+?2f5f2feiiaf N Sem ,fi , fE114e2,'s R ,Ama 01 ' ,,p..q . , -- mi W ni' 2 i emi 4 ' 3 1 f5if1,,,.J :geek il: xiii, Q- Q, 1 ' A v' 51241 ,,.,. 1 i ,iff if i .,.V, 7' : .5 f 'sf' ra Ss Z f ,X i n ws. ma -1: ig' 'Sz - vu V: y :Y . -nf ,- W. E HQ 6 , as ,, 5, Seniors Sallee, Richard Sanchez, Luis Sasser, Beverly Saverline, Frank Saverline, Linda Scarlett, Daylene Schmidt, Richard Schoenfeld, Janice Schoenfeld, JoAnn Schroeder, Marvin Selby, Joe Sharp, Margaret Sharp, Mildred Sheiness, Linda Sheneman, Beverly Sibley, Beverly Sill, Sue Silva, Lamar Silvas, Ruben Sirkel, Betty ,Q , Seniors Siseo, Dorothy Smith, Barbara Smith, Bill Smith, Carolyn Smith, Elsie Smith, Jean Smith, William Smothers, Mary Soliz, Rene Sosa, Adrian Soto, Rodolfo Spriestersbach, Kay Sprinkle, Sharon Spruce, Louise Stanberry, Sue Staples, Robert Starr, Catherine Stewart, George Stockdill, Jean Strader, Martha Ann sf T-35159 ,ii--air' x Li 'lei ,em , 1,3 ,AFX .J Q . , leaf...-1 . ,H-Que--q - e Y x . waste? Vile 8 2 Seniors Strates, Peggy Street, Betty Stuke, Karen Susser, Sam Swanson, Nils Taggart, George Talley, Jeryl Talley, Nancy Taylor, Ann Taylor, Frances Theis, Carol Thompson, Verla Tice, Ella Mae Tiemann, Alvin Tillman, D. E. Tipton, James Trayler, Jack Trevino, Hector Trevino, Robert Trice, Patricia l Seniors Tubbs, Robert Turner, Bobby Uribe, Rudy Ursprung, Jack Utter, Marla Vasquez, Edward Veit, Doris Veit, Jerry Vela, Hector Vernor, Susan Vickery, Jeannene Villarreal, Andrea Villarreal, Leopoldo Waller, Reid Walsh, Bud Walters, Larry Walton, Virginia Warren, Barbara Watts, Judy Weda, Kenneth I 'nn- E 83 ,L f, ,X , 1 v, , , 4. . Seniors Weil, Robin Wells, Jim Welsh, Agnes Whicker, Kathleen White, James White, Lloyd White, Robert White, Sterling Whitmire, Ray av Q P .ai i eee Q45 xl I , ff, ' ,yr ix T ilii Whitstine, Charlene Wienken, LaVerne Wilder, Barbara Wilder, Lois Ann Willard, Sandra Williams, Annie Williams, Jimmy Willis, Michael Wilson, Carlos Wininger, Ray Wood, Robbie Seniors Woodard, Joyce Woolsey, Linnell Wright, Dexter Wright, Mary Wright, Sandra Yeager, Lu Wan Young, Clarence Young, Parke Zamora, Lupe Zepeda, Joe Zimmer, Rene Beaty, Paul Gonzales, Edward Henry, Carole Hicks, Marilyn Krueger, Joe Ledlow, Spencer Marks, Bettie Smith, Leslie Trice, Barbara s. fly, . if Seniors Gideon, Gail Eberhart, Charles Bailey, Carolyn Jo Sorrell, Larry IEE . .AJFERM EMF-:PL H 86 ABOVE: Seniors sign their last Ray Annual. Annual signing brings back loads of happy memories. BELOW: Get your tickets here! Seniors plan to attend the Ice Cream Supper, one event in a busy senior year. eniurs RIGHT: G. G. Nichols watches Mr. Massengale at work. LEFT ABOVE: Daylene Scarlett baby sits in child development lab-. LEFT, BELOW: Rodney Davidson talks over youth and government with Mr. John Young. ABOVE: Tony Harvey and Carol Ann Theiss attend the Governor's Ball BELOW: Seniors look over second semester schedule. 87 When other nights and other days have found us gone our separate ways, we will have these moments to re- member. JUHIURS CLASS OFFICERS President .,,,.........,,.., .........,.,,A,.,A...,,.,.......,.,...,,,.,,,., .,...A B 0 bby Oliver Vice President ........ ..,.,..... B art Shirley Secretary .....,........ ...,.. G retta Krabill 89 4. ill' , ...S-enaail' ff? Juniors Aamoth, Jerry Adams, Jane Adkins, Derrah Burnis Aguilera, Mary Lou Albin, Phil Aldrich, Johnnie Ruth Alexander, Billy Alexander, Charles Allen, Chester Allison, Cookie Amador, Mary Anderson. Bettie Anderson, Gary Armstrong, Gordon V. Armstrong, Peggy Arnim, Bunny Arnold, Patricia Asensio, Janice V Q-5, 'ma' E '5 I: 12 C , K 5' ' 3' QA 'Z E 'N 6 x 2 'UA qt . ,xg Ashurst, Gilbert Ashworth, Jimmy . Atchley, Eddie V5 if it 3 , . ,,, ,, .,,,, M U, 9 t tangle ir E A W, X X! ti x t Vs. si,.l Y' s lr 1 A a a I is Austin, Jackie Avant. Cliff Bach, Shirley Bacon, Jimmy Bailey llarleene Bailey, Norman Baker, Billy Boyd Barrera, Roberto Bartlett, Doris Bartlett, Judy Baskin, John Baugh, Horace Beaty. Jimmy Benderman, David Bennett, Gary Berger, Caroline Bernal, Alice Bernson. Robert Berry, Kathy lleshears, Chester Bethel,-William Burton Juniors Bickley, Barbara Bigler, Dick Black. Donald Blalock. Amanda Bolen, Joel Bolton, Elaine Bolton, George Bonner, Jack Borjas, Isaac E. Bourns, Marquita Boyd, Don Bradford, Tom Bradley, Dan Bradshaw, Carroll Donnie Brandesky, Charles Breath, Al Brents, Leo Bridges, Pat Britton, Brenda Brock, Brown Brown Brown Brown Martha Bill Carol Charles Gayla Brown, Gwen Brown, Terry Brown, Tim f. -4. av- ,1 3' 'Q 915 K wif 'i r 'Q wx., x Browning, Joe Brundidge, Gary Brush, Michael Bryant, Jane Bucher, Joy Buckner, Joyce Bunch, Shirley Burns, Robert Bussc, Sharon Butler, Carolyn Cade, Sue Cagle, Howard Calhoun. Earl Camp, Rodney Cannon, Patricia ,iz ' ' .A ,sf f M Q, i 47 r 5 ff 5 C i it ' u Q 3 ,Xxx xqgsiai ? N I Q.. ' I Nw N 1 -., x iw' ,- 'E Q-ab Q. 'M' x J- V , ,X 34 i 4 1 li x W wt fig ,, ,rr V ,Q .,,. , 5 Ji iw' r M7 , 61 A X -,,,.. , fiiiligklk 5 iff: K 'YJ- Sir '- 1 3 .A 5- r K A 91 N , qlllw 'x lk Juniors Cape, Mary Ann Capistran, Barbara Carscadden, Ralph Dale Carson, Herbert Castillo, Celia Castillo, Estela Cave, Howard Chapa, Mary Chapa, Rodolfo Chidester, Billy Clark, Noreen Clark, Paula Clendening, Tommy Clover, Janice Clower, Cora Lou Cohn, Marilyn Cole, Barbara Cole, Rex iff Coleman, Gary Collier, Suzanne Collins, Johnny Collum, Jerry Cone, Butch Cone, Teddy Conkle, Carol Connally, Charles Cook, John Dudley Cooper, Anne Cooper, Ronald Cooper, Thomas Corder, Ann Corder, Johnny Coterill, June Coulter, James Cox, Cornelia Cox, Paul 1414 MJ 'B' si? xr pp , .ax W s 5? pl if Q' A X 1-IX Craft, Liz Craven, Anita Crawford, Wayne Crisantes, Robert Crisp, Sandra Gayle Crocker, Kay Juniors Crow, Carole Crowson, Elizabeth Crump, Peggy Cruz, James Cunningham, Carol Ann Cunningham, Judy Beth Curtis, Carlton Curtis, Patricia Curtsinger, Lynn Custer, Allen Dabney, Deanna Dailey, Charles Daniel, Barbara Danvers, Claude Daugherty, Mike Davenport, Wanda Davis, Bill Davis, Tita Davis, Paul Dean, Garron DeCordova, Chester Deer, Sally Deiss, Donna De La Garza, Marcos De La Garza, Suzie Dembach, Russell Dennison, Joan Derden, Beverly Devine, Rosemary Agnes DeWitt, Patricia Dickey, Linda Donaldson, Edward Donahue, Merdelle Doring, Mary Doughty, Sam Douglass, Tommy Dunn, Jerry Dunten, Julie Duran, Leo Durr, Bill Dworaczyk, Margaret Ann Easterling, Jimmy V-Q my ' 2 ' I 'ff' 'v 1 ii ' H 4 Y ',, rv .M K b ' if Q R 3 x 'U' ,,...-I . . L gui tar., U' 1 ,K J S, if . 1 fs . ' , ' fi? no , I V1 C 4 '- as . a f , is Q' i 140' pw X af aw, A 4-L it '-'I a as ZBA N .Q ,Q a 2 M . I '32 in 3 ....,, L rig, at , K x 1 'LAB Q 335 uf . Q is I A .. 'z wil 2 9 i ,JY I w f' . A , r r , 3: 5 A,,,A4 5 J: K ,.-V 4. SV - 5' -'Mi it L- , . , K I ,sr W i , , ,, 1 '- - 3 i 1 1 ' , A zg. , U lv . ' 1 A ,A P , 7 ,.-'v , 'V ' 4. ' . , , 1 . l.., .L li, ,, X 'W ' C' ' .-'fir My W X V :V ::V', F. Juniors Eisenhauer, Gene Emmons, Mary Ann Ernst, Virginia Esterling, Roger Etier, Frances Ann Ettel, Edward Fergus, Lee Ferson, William Fielder, Johnny Finch, Sandra K. Fitch, Floyd Fitzgerald, Edna Flores, Julia Foerster, Victor Fonarow, Bob Forbes, Linda Sue Ford, Sylvia Foster, Arthur 5 I 5755 i li' i'i' , rf I K LT'3i' ' X s r if 1, ,N , J f Q 3? x D 'T F' 5, 4 , M , F WUL , A Q y , 'R 'J , F K , sn- 4 I i 'I Foster, Faye Foster, Mary Helen Fowler, Jimmy Foy, Jerry Lee Frederick, Rick Freeze, Ray Gabriel, Nancy Gallagher, Leonard Gann, David Wilson Garcia, Adelita Garcia, Eddie Garcia, Mary Alice Garrett, Alice Jane Garrett, Henry Garrett, Linda Garrison, Seamon Gary, Dwayne Garza, Honorio Garza, Lonnie Garza. Martha Gerdcs. Jeryl Gerhards, Judy Gerhardt, Donald Giffin, Paula J uniurs Glasscock, Woodrow Goldston Robert Gonzales, Arnold Gonzales, Beatrice Gonzales Dolores Gonzalez Eulalia Gordon, Camille Graham, Linwood Graham, Tommy Green, Melanie Greene, Trudy Greer, Jacquelyn Greer, Bernice Grossman, Myron Grove, Orrin Groves, Michael Guerra, Flora Gunter, Jerry Gunter. Robert Gwartney, Carol Haas, Barbara Hailey, Jimmy Hall, Judith Hall, Judy Hamilton, John Hamilton, Thelma Hamlett, Irene Hamon, Mary Sue if 4, V. ,K-, X as ermfw xl' ,,.., 'ICH 2, We E mf ,Qi lp .. ,,V V V r 1 I, ,L 23 4 5:12 ,sf Ig 6 . fi W' ,3 .. , ,HI 5 u, 35? 5 -Qt Haraughty, Kenneth Harbert, Jo Ann Hardy, Mary Hargett, Joe Harmon. Johnnie Harmon, Paul Harrell, Joyce Harris, Chlistia Harris. Johnny Harris. Robert Harris, Sharon Hatch. Charles Havel. Patsy Havens, Johnny air, 'K K -K P1 X I SW 2 , L K X 75 ,f 4 J, L , 4' ,, lr I -an -of-'l 95 a can J ,Q JV-s 5513 Y ' 4 in-S 1 ,ili f fi. 'fiff' a e' ,Rai ,gt 'ff' 12 X if? . ,Q ,Q izg-'Fr - i i ' W f 0 57 on ' .- our I if' is 2 i i J , aw .ml 'S 4, F A f fm. , ffl 3' :J i yu 9 'iw' - K i i, xvx 'M Q J J' i. ,.,' I V ,ra 1 ' - ' ' lev i? ' - fi' at , 3 S E Hi .,, , Fr f 2 I ,is 'EJ' is-j , , 3 G Juniors Hawkins, John Ray Hawkins, Virginia Hawkins, Wanda Lee Hay, Jimmy Hayes, Billy Haymaker, William Heath, Sue Heerssen, Raymond Heider, Norbert Heinrich, Dickie Hemphill, John Herrera, Elda Herron, Douglas Herschbach, Robert Hester, Brenda Hill, Joan Hobbs, Gary Hoffman, Jo Ann Hogan, Christine Holder, Thomas Holley, James Hollis, Donna Holtan, Mary Lucille Hoover, Sarah Hope, Darlene Horak, Patrick Hornish, Dale Howard, Morris Howard, Norman Howerton, Sandra Huber, Charles Hubler, Carrol Hulbirt, Dick Humble, Greta Hunsaker, Maurice Hunt, Muriel Hutchinson, Marshall Hyder, Jimmy llse, Janice Inabinet, Virginia Isley, Jerrie Ivy, Norma Juniors Jackson, Jo Janszen, W. L. Jarnagan, Kay Johnson, Eloise Johnson, Hazel Johnson, Lee T. Johnson, Posy Johnson, Ronnie Jones, Cathy Jones, Jerrie Jones, Jo Ann Juarez, Victor Katz, Donald Keliehor, Karen Kelly, Vada Beth Kilgore, Larry King, Rosalee Kinsey, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Charles Kirkpatrick, Jeannine Kitchen, Bill Knipstein, Charlene Knipstein, Sandra Knowles, Robert Koctar, Ann Kolpack, Micky Krabill, Gretta Lange, Carolyn Langridge, Agnes Laurel, James G. Lee, Bill Lee, Donald Lee, Mary Lena LeF1'ancios, Jerry J. Leggett, Sandra Lehman. Michael Ann Leos, Bennie Lerner, Elaine Lichtenstein, Albert Liles, Granville Lindsey, Francine Lingo, Jack Q. ., 6' .,f, K flight: an i ,, .E f , Q . are W- e J . xl , ck like ll - fa 1 me f. .-if Q., f' -A I Q 'f 8' ks M, V... . X-. K . 7 - 6:45 .1 ',r ' f ,,- wifi? 11' ' .lloffh-T, 'ww We G Q ,nc 'qw 'KF -at 5' 53,5 il - 1 X sl 1 S X A i ff' Y! Q ETQQV5 e. .. 'QM' ,,.., at i Yikist 11 A' QU ' A X tw fx 97 Juniors ., , , f..'Q W? Nba, Lochabay, David Lockett, Lee Locklin, Macky Lohse, Carol Looney, Dale Looney, Margaret Lopez, Alex Lopez, Connie Q Sig, - if 3' lil' . ,,v . 5, ' as M 49--'R 't x. Loudon, Kay Love, Dink Luckie, Steve Luckins, Christina McA1ister, Gary McBride, Patrick McCarthy, Joan Marie McCauley, D. C. McCord, B. J. McCracken, Sally xl x MacCurdy, Sue McDaniel, Billie McG1othlin, Rogayle 'T'-.. McKissick, Mollie Arm McKnight, Ray McKnight, Rubye Rae ,E , , .ii ' Af. McLellan, Kathleen McMinn, Anita Mackey, Sue Mahaffey, Peter Mahoney, Jeri Mancillas, Jolly Z r J . M . J oi.l y - , Mange, Edward J Q fl Manning, Charlotte ,. l 4 ,T , M , Marek, Jane Ann -. Marler, Jimmy 1 2 . -- Martin, Ray . y 3 xx V , Y , -M' -11 i ti-Jw AJ l .1 Q - Marek, Fred Allen . ,X I auf T 'H , Martinez, Dora ,L k a z ' Massey, Charlie Ci ' ,i w Masters, Patricia N lx' 3 Mastin, Robert , ,: ,, ' Mateo, Edward , . Matta, Sylvia A lv . 'HU 1' ' 2 . K A :Hs-ax Juniors May, Julia Mayhew, Joe Medina, Christina Medina, David Meehleib, Don Mejia, Anita Melugin, Frances Menchaca, Gloria Mereles, Victor Meza, Sylvia Miller, Barbara Miller, Dan Miller, Fritz Miller, Ken Miller, Marvin Millner, William Mitchell, Ellen Mitchel, Patricia Mixon, Glenda Montgomery, Barbara Montgomery, Rebecca Mooneyhan. Mary Moore, Bonnie Moore, Doris Moore, Johnny Moore, Larry Morgan, Gail Morris, Dorothy Morris, Stella Mosier, Kay Mosser, Darlene Motalvo, Maria Muckleroy, Gary Murray, Ed Murray, Imelda Murtorff, Bobby Myers, Margie Lynn Nalley, Donna Napier, Bette Neill, Flloyd Nelson, Roanne Neuman, Donald s r , X , :A 4, I V . K ' I 4 wwf! ,,:,g,,,,m..,,, . ,, as -xv HJ v , 1' l ,L g,tQj3g,L ST V 'Z J , W. ,. ,albzit 1 1- , , i - 1 Juniors Nichols, Kathlene Nichols, Tharelyn Nicholson, Lynn Niedecken, Mary Nieman, Sam Noaks, Ann Neuman, Donnie Oaks, Judy Ogg, Carl Old, Reese Oliver, Bobby Ortiz, Maria Packard, Jolene Page, Clem Paiz, Esther Palmer, Patsy Parker, Roy Parr, Paul Partridge Passmore Patterson WSI J- fix Q S P 5 K i A . , , P M or J ff-V 1 I P - J' of '7' A tiff' fla t . ent A ,g M I C v I I f in V J i it 4, 'cc r y V' :IF a k a be i . we' , A it ' , f J em i t' 1 't - N' Y J fly., ll ' ' -. ir' 'I- 'P if L ' VJ -. V, , .M .. fzufms ' c M ' .. M., l if - f' ' 4 1 4' , , J P J is ,i , ssti . f f 'lv V A 2 A K 'N 1 f .1 lo: , ,.., 9 r ff. J 1 ,tl , be i , . -J P 7 614 'nov Mm- Hx A -I A N l 1 + l J s -- ,M i f 1 100 Q l xl I Patterson, Parr, Rena Beth Parrish, Linda Tommy Marshall Jon Richard Patterson, Thomas Pedrotti, Connie Peel, Sally Pena, Santiago Peterson, Jon Perez, Bertha Perry, Doris Pettit, Dean Kyle Phillips, Joanne Pinson, Jackie Plunk, Jerry Poenisch, Don Polak, Robert Presler, Joyce Prestwood, Grady Priour, Judy Pruett, Curtis Pruett, John Juniors Queen, Robert Rabby, Marie Rains, Joyce Ramos, Josie Ramsey, Elizabeth Rauch, Patsy Reasoner, Jan Reese, Willard Retallack, Monty Reyna, Eloy Reyna, Francisco Rhoades, Mike Rhodes, Betty Rhodes, Norma Rice, Don M. Rice, Wanda Sue Richter, Martha Louise Ridgway, Ray Rios, Raul Jose Roberts, Marinan Roberts, Nickie Robertson, Bobby Robertson, David Robertson, Richard Rodman, Virginia Rodriguez, Hilda Roe, Rosalie Roever, Jean Rogers, Basha Rogers, Pat Rogers, Paul Rosales, Ruben Munoz Rosas, George Roscher, Johanna Rose, Bruce Rouse, Geraldine Rowe, Mary Ann Rowley, Russell Rudd, Donna R.upe, Kathy Ruth, Betty Salinas, Eulalia We F . it a-,gs iii A f t Xvrv A 'Q .a,, X, ' 'W' ' I N Jw in , tux Qgg. AX so . ,, .,,, , ,,. , fxi ',' rf be Ia - i i it 4? 'ii , 4 er i . jf ., W TZ 'ga' 95 i , SY . if q ' af'-ffg. ' - . A Q , l,, . ilsi l 'N l is A Q i V . fi if 4, -. xi . A f ,, ., qi ,fs B R Ly . H R ,L W, eif ' ,R K . x 5 .adn f A 1 D Q ,,.. N. X ,ik A fi H.. Q . gg i F' W Q 4.-S S ,E 5 !'jg ,1 'ea f , as if sn 'r .I 151, F' 15123 w ., 1 X' if 'Q IN t. A , QF ,, f S.. ,gi JA t Ft, :Rb fi 5 sr Juniors Salinas, Terry Sanders, Bill Sansing, Shirley Sargent, Jane Scarborough, Charles Scarlett, Glynda Ann Schacherl, Darlene Schaffer, Marcia Schneider, Deanna Schoenfeld, Gail Scholl, Betty Schroeder, Billy Q ,i V ,Q 1 ,,iLl , .L.,, , , A Q . . A Y Schulz, Sandra H f Scibienski, Helen V , 4,3 4 5- scott, Eddie -if A Y 6,24 Scott, Russell it W' Y Sechrist, Janet f Selby, Sharon 7' 'V' ...af 'f K ' V L, ',v:iL'4 au ff' rj A R Setliff, Barbara Su nh i- V ' 4. 355 Sharp, Stephen A V A A V A. I A V Sheiness, Marsha an Ilhv K? ij ,, K. Shelton, Ann 9, 'Ll ' if . , Shelton, Jerry ' ' ' N Shelton, Lynda M f ,, 1 Shields, Douglas M Shirley, Barton Q V Siddons, Sammy t Silvers, Lowell Simeik, Carol Skinner, Bettye 102 Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Slovak, Kathleen Erol Gary Henry Lanette Mary Ann Smith, Susan Sneclden, Joe Sosa, Angelita Spraclley. Mary Stanford, Billy Stanley, Elizabeth Juniors Stascy, Annie Stensland, John Stewart, Bess Sturm, Mary Sullivan, Dennis Talbedt, Jean Talley, Mary Taylor, George Taylor, James Taylor, Sammie Terry, Craig Terry. Warren Thomas Arthur Thomas Michaele fhomas Ronald Todd Sharon Train L. A. -- ,aw 2 QM mf L, 5 ' V 3 8 1 Thompson, Roberta 4 1 mx? J ' at Trejo, Feliciano Trevinio, Edward Trevino, Cornelia Trigg, Bill Tubbs, Michael Tuley, George Tullos, Hobart Turley, Susan Turner, Joe A. Turner, Judith Turner, Penny Unites, John Urias, Yolanda Valdez, Sarah Valverde, Rebecca Van Matre, James Van Vleck, Cary Vasquez, Benita Vauter, Shirley Valasquez, Maria Venable, David Villanueva, Patsy Vogel, Katherine Waldron, Genie ie, bv' -1 X if afzwggg-aww-ng sf A , . WE? an ff, as '12 if ,qi . h Q iv i , K K zu 'L 5 My If if Q ,ox . i X W -aa' ll , 15.. Q 1 . , Q.. 7 2 'W K Q.: if ,z ,. 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Ii 1. .N ' . , 10' H Y is I Jun Walger, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Wallace Wallick iurs Marjorie Jimmy Mike Vicki Weldon , Gaston , Carole Walters, Robert Warren, Doris Warren, Janice Weaver, Roxana Weber, Glenwood Weil, Charles Weinstein, Nina West, Patsy Whatley, Patricia White, Ligon Whitmire, Shirley 5 if ,J J t fwf 190 I S+ 3- ' :af J, .A 'l 1 P n x xjg a,V , EA,giV ,E - .1 .er 1 f ,.r, 104 Whitmore, Gary Wilburn, Margaret Wilcox, Kay Wilke, Joyce Willingham, Martha Wilson, Darlene Wilson, F. J. Wilson, Mary Winchester, Bobby Wise, Dennis Wolf, Joanne Wolf, Pat Wright, Barbara Wright Betty Wright, Phyllis Wright Tommy Wuethrich, Betty Yeager, Geneva Yeager, Charlene Zazvorka, Shirley Zdansky, Janie Bacon, Linda Beaman, Lonna Black, Florence Juniors Moody, King Shelton, Lynda Lee Thompson, Teel LOWER RIGHT: Bobby Oliver, Jo Ann Hoffman., and Sally Peel get together during mid-term registration. BELOW: Sue Mackey and Vada Beth Kelly talk over a day's doings. -my ' A M .if . Roxana Weaver climbs the steps after lunch. 105 Angelita Sosa does up the Pep rallies. Mr. Stag Juniors her part in helping pep es, Cliff Avant, Jimmy Ashworth, and Gary Smith board the bus and hope for a victory. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Parks helps Michaele Thomas arrange her schedule for next year. BELOW: Anita Cravan, Joyce Kinsey, Chris- tine Hogan, Virginia Barrera and Gilbert Perez catch up on back work. If W A f , h 106 gm .F -Zia-nun 'F ff L w'?'s ?3 i y A . W of N, all A M ' SUPHUIHURES CLASS OFFICERS President ,,...,....,..,.... ...,.,,...........,..,. - .....,,,7.,A,,,.,7 ,,,7,,. J u lian Greene Vice President ......... ......,,,, G uy Watts Secretary .,.,...,...... A7,,,,,,, S ally Gray 107 'R Q il, hmmmw J 4 J - J , - ft I ' ll . ' Albright. Gerry 1 Q i ' 'AT Q Q1 Q .Q :if in t F M Alford, Dilffyl l . r A X X L- W. 3:1 , 1 B- ,, , f ' Allen, Rachel 'F aw-W ' ' A L Q ' 'Ep 'f .,,,V. , Alvarez, Gloria LI.. ' ' Q - ' A :wg Amaya, David ap' '2 V,,A I 3 Anderson. Claude R Q Q 4' N , QL l--- -Q Q Q Q Andrade, Irene l Andrade, Sylvia ' - ff- Andrews, Steve . J - QQ. I 1' .Q Q Q Anzaldua, Adolfo ,Q - ' . QQ ,I Arlington, Herbert hi' .JI ' 'N 'Lf I ' G ....-fs, Arnold, Vernon ,. f f W Arp, Beverly x-: L 5 -A ' Atchley. Mike Q Q Q, 4 - 1 N gl. N Xw.fw:w ,X,x Q , , l Q , ,Q,, ,,,.,. Q Q - ' Q - - ' V+ ,Q Atwood, Robert Q Q ,L V, 2, Q ,Q .1.' f..,.,.., ,ff ' 1 . i' Q Autry, Eddie Wx A , , , Q . ' . fl , , T ' '. Bach, Robert is . E: Q 'a. 33 ,Q for Q ' Q . , . Bair, John Howard A ' ' , ' V , my .E C, ,ig Baize, Christy I-' . ' ' K -- - Baker Jane . '- .-.. , Et, 1 .. , 1 -I , ,r QQ , ' l' Balderas, Mary Q ' ,1Q QM' Q .' - ,, I 'K . V ' A All ,Q ' 'll' 1 Q y y Q Balson, Teresa V ff ' if Banks, Bobby ' 4 ,Q -51, ,, QQ, , ,. ,Qi J' Q QQ - , , y Barnes, Harlan if I , 1 'I R Y A uv 7 , ',, H C Eminem' Igennlsth ., ,, lf f ' 5 -, as arrera, , ran W' .fl ' Q it 'H - ' V ' Bartnick, Jon ,. ,, ,. V Q - W , Bass, Peggy A 1 ... 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H ,M Boerner, Robert W2 1 i ,, ! i -,Y Boland, Charles , , , l at it R , QQ , ng. , f , I ' 'W' ' Bolin, Edwlna ' f M: tra Ml l awww I , 5 ,- A Fin, ,Q, QQ , 'ru Borjas, Elsie - 2 QQ g i., gf -Q ' .an ' A ' Bottin, Linda Jo A ' f ' A ff V - , , Bourns, Beverly QQQ Q Q Q ,,. , , M. Q Boyd, Johnie B t as .,- 'mgm we Sufi ff 108 . 2 REQ? Boyer, Macy Bradford. Kay Brashier, Charlotte Bratton, Barbara Bratton, Jimmie Brees, Larry Brewer, Archie r Lee Sophnmores Bridges, Charles Brown, David Brown, Noel Brown, Roy Browne, Barbara Browning, Kay Brundige, Mary Brundige, Peggy Bryson, Jay Bunner, James Burney, Jerry Burns, Beverly Burrow, Larry Burton, Ida Bell Buster, Don Butler, Glen Butler, Jerry Caballero, Ray Cabrera, Alma Caceres, Ray Caldwell, Alice Caldwell, Tina Campbell, Jerry Campbell, Lelia Campbell, Thomas Canales, Alfredo Cannon, Larry Carpenter, Minnie A di , E gala l, Nw 'fn . 'Q if Carpenter, Shawn Carrier, Ralph Carse, Patsy Carter, Lou Casas, Elvia Castaneda, Yolanda Castillo, Celia Castillo, Felix Castro, Leandro Caywood, Tommy Chavaz, Alva Champion, Janis Clark, Jean Cleveland, Jeff Cobb, Jimmy Cockrill, Dona Cofas, John Cohrs, Judy Coker, Mary Lee Collier, Larry Colmenero, George Combs, Jack Comfort, Bonnie Cook, Jim Cook, Richard Cortinas, Perfecta Cox, Robert Crawford, Blake Creager, Ed Crews, Tommv Cronenberg, Sharon Cryer, Dale Cuesta, Natalie Cunningham, Kaye Cunningham, Shirley ii K :ff ' TJ l'. V f sk M , , , W ,,, 1 X x 4 W 'K ,. .. , , fifi - ' , Y 1- i lg ii , ' W -.' - ' ' , J V ' , ' U ' A . ii Q C J X Rm Y J C '- ' B I ' .,... . l . ' - . J L rla r 5 , if is , J , nf my I ,N xi Q , K I I Y i M k I K A C iiii V 4 - - - Q' e B a Vw. . t .. 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' J ' 5 hfiliz' vj i 6 'S' ' 'A , 1 . . 'warn l f . 1, is L1,,, il f A ' A' ' .. , -f Q HE: ,S ,Q in .Q .-:, , - B :L ' yi , Q , gm 'Ml' ,wg nl f ' My ' if L e bg. Wi Si J 3 '53 Y 4 rg, ,Q ,N -fl V.,m.! f ffil?53'?'5 if Wink ' . 41 155 J, l :S 1-if gi r ,If 1: f '.-' 1 .:,:e - IE A 110 ,L , L . Sophnmores Dagley, Delores Dalrymple, Dan Daly, Beverly Daniel, James Darden, Paula Daniels, Dexter Daugherty, Gordon Daugherty, Delores Davidson, Donald Davidson, Thomas Davila, Johnny Davis, Dwight Davis, Henry Davis, Sue Ann Davis, Tommie Day, Charlene DeAses, Lawrence DeLano, Ethelynne De Loa, Juan De Leon, Gus De Los Santos, Gloria De Luna, Mary Dennis, Michael Devers, Brenda DeViney, David Diffenderfer, Laura Dilling, Harry Dilworth, Diana ' if Dodd, Rita , . Dimaline, Reyna 4 Q LX 'swf ff a,,l .w' A we E, . , r iw, 2 M M , 1 at his 41. ' -43 'N H . if 'X 'Lx ,Q 1 , . N Am' fu 'Nw--W ' EA if ,,,3 Donnell, Paula Doris, John Dougharty, Wayne Doyle, Carol Sue Dryden, Stacey DuBose, Patricia Dunavant, Keith Duncan, Ouida Duncan, Patricia Duncan, Rusty Dunn, Joyce Dyer. Robert Echols, Alice Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, John Eleuterius. Gary Emerson, Jimmy Emmert, Charlotte Endsley, Melba Engle, Mike Enlow, ,Pat Ennis, Lillian Erwin, Bonnie Estes, Tommy Etris. Gordon Faehl, Sharon Fall, Joyce Fanning, Jenell Feely, Anna Feely, Pat Ferenz, Marilyn Fernandez, Nick Ferrell, Terry Sophomnres Figg. Helen Filbert, Salisbury Fitzpatrick, Gene Flint, Jean Flores, Diana Flores, Gloria Flores, Mary Ellen , . , , s 41:16 if ,, , -, 74-',., an . -, ww 'kms W D 3 .::- f N- t 'G'-19 .t , .. ,. 5 Foran, Clare ' Foster, Charles - ' Frankum, Royce ' A V Frazier, Virginia QQ f , Frazier, Wayne .- 1 V Frenche, Jeanne , Freyer, Judy 1 ' ' s , . it Friske, Doris Frith, Carol Fritz, Gordon Gallagher, Richard fp 6 Garcia, Armando - ,+ , Garcia, Armando Ray ' Garcia, Lorenzo Garcia, Mary Garcia, Mary Alice Garner, David Garstang, William Garteiser, Thomas Garza, Lydia Garza, Manuel Geren, Gordon Gerhardt, Jerry Gibson, Charles Gilbreath, Jimmy Giles, Jackson Gill, Sharon Gillespie, Gloria Gillmore, Marcia Glenn, James Goldsmith, Sandra Gomez, John Gomez, Marie Gonzales, Beatrice Gonzalez, Juan Gonzalez, Yolanda Gonzalez. Alfredo Govatos, Lee Graham, Billie Granado. Jesse Grasham, Cleo Gary, Betty Sue Gray, Sally Greene, Julian Griffith. James Grove. Martha Guy, Cilia Guzman, Mary Alice Haas, Dudley Haeber, Raymond Haley. Darrell Hall, Burma Hall, Eddie Hall, Lou Hammett, O'Dean Hardin, John R i ,- M Q 3 ff' s 'iw ll xxxx ff, , 'aaa .2 Y ,fgivx A Fw I ,U ,V I I j ff- 'tg X. . 5 . ll I r,tW , - -re A - .taxa it - 'R 15 . ' Q fx., ,na , ,r,. u' 'as J- Q f I - ii K Q. ., tg, 111 , Sf ' 1.1 ug' 41. .f if 4 ' gill ',. ' V K Q at y ,el xi E 'S+ We W. X S1 ' lg ax 1 ., ,, at 1 ' -H' P K ., .r'- . Q ' f Q ll , ,V,. 3 Q- , reisr ' was li A ' , gg or f , Snphumures Hargrove, Jesse Harms, Wayne Harrall, Bobbie Harris, Bucky Harris, Marilyn Harris, Robert Harrison, Geraldine Harrison, Leslie Hartman, Frances Hartsell, Pat Harvey, Anabel Hawkins, Gale Hayes, Jerry Hayes, Patricia Hays, Jimmy Head, Carl Heickman, Betty Hendricks, Cary Hendricks, Linda Hendrix, Lynda Henke, Larry Hermes, Wilbert Hernandez, Abel Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Tommy Hernandez, Yolanda Herrera, Irene Herrera, Irene Herrera, Joe Hewitt, Linda Hewlett, Joann Heyland, Nancy Hicks, Jerry I-Iirstine, Charlotte Hitchcock, Carol Hoffman, Iris Hogan, Jack Hogan, Penny - Hohstadt, Mary Holder, Don Holley, Bobbie Hollinsworth, Phyllis F fl 'ff-'gf L1 9' fi Y'-it -X-K ' I Holmes, Corintha Holmes, James , f Holmes, Margaret Holt, Joe Homeyer, Carol Horn, Patricia Hotchkiss, Douglas ,zslfiil lg if i t 'f f x Houser, Margaret Howald, Carter Howald, Mike Hoyle, Donna Huckman. Mike Hudson, Meredean mi X Qing ' Howard, Larry ,i we Huehes. Linda Hull, John Humble. Ann Hunt, Colleen Hunt, John Hutchens, Jimmy Hutchinson, Jeri is fi 3 'li . 0 :J Suphomnres Hyde, Wayne Ideus, Carolyn Ing, David Ingram, Kay Ivey, Ruby James, Patsy Jenkins, George Jennings, John Jennings, Kay Jerrigan, Karon Johns, Chloe Ann Johns, Kay Johnson, Carl Johnson, Curtiss Johnson Janet Johnson Nanette Johnson Ronald Johnston Gayle Jones, Kaysene Jordan Loretta al? -js I 9 L V gr- df xg , , 3 ,B is e Jones, Carla I l Y 3 '43 .ff Jordan, Rickey Juarez Gilbert Kadlacek, Georgia Katz Carol Keller Bettie Keller Donald 5. 3 -Ili Kaufman, Polly - T 1 .-af 1 1, 'QF L Keller, George Kelley. Ester Kilpatrick. Lee Kimmey, John Kincannon, Louis King. Sandra Kirpatrick, Mary Kirksey. Marla Kline, Jean Kneten, Norval Knutson, Donal Kolpack. Patricia Konig. Nan Krnavek. Mary Krueger, Herbert Krueger. Mary Lou Lacy, Brenda Lain, Patricia Laine. Don Lamb, Tresa Lambert, James Landry, Virginia Lang. Robert Langford, Judith LaRue, Perry Lawson, Nancy Leal, Leo Lemer, Nancy Lemke, Mary Lemley, Olga Letbetter, Martha Levick, Priscilla Levick, Ronald Liesman, Sammy Littlefield, Carole 'rm' 'ul' fa. ... I H w .?'m3 SM sf . X ffv,Q D v4.8- .. , Q W if xi' tk. .fxsv my . ss., K t . 4 1 A but 'W' S i 5 J I 1 i an 6 ESM? ff. :-.s 'ms tg ..., 3- nl ft 1 X f H , f ,ij -4. , W -W' xx , R M 4 3 A I-v. f B' , ,.., X ' ,5,,, ,.., L , ,,., , 'iv - .V,, V it had 5 Wie! ,ef Q is Q Q 4 E r .if Y ,N 5 .4 4 he xx if we 4 X Y :ii at ,gl ,J .. ,pw -w Al 1 L 4. tt k- n 1 ffiwqfarwga -' A ' -.av . ,x 1 . . .. x 1 .... f--up ' qt fe Az- iq. N. al Xu f tai- .,.,. . , 2 Fl ,S 'L qi -, ,K if i 4 - A '.' . .Si I se-J y g , ig gg,..,, Z hav. A ,.,,, t 'V ,., M 113 , ' 1 Q if lf' W Z3 lf? . I X 2 3 it ny-ff lie .. 6 W. , . , , J. 6' Sm 5 . gf. f, ,,.s fu, Sophnmores Loeb, Jim London, Coy Longoria, Adela Longoria, Sam Lommis. Earl Lopez, Billy Lopez, John Lopez, Petra Lowe, Hugh Lucas, Wanda Luciano, Nicky Luckett, Jerry Lyle, Sammie Lynch, Wayne McBride, Bill McCall, Mary McCaughan, Martha McClain, Bonnie McCausland, John McClure, Franklin McCoy, Curtis McCroskey, Betty McCullough, Barbara McDonald, Sue McGowan, Sharon McGuffey, Karen McKew, Mary McLaury, Billie McMurry, Gerrie McSpadden, Tony Macon, Nancy Maddux, Jack Magellan, Ines Mahoney, Jeanne Mallory, Joan Mangum, Nancy Mansheim, Frank Marecek, Jeanette Marek, John Marek, Phillip Marks, Susan Marshall, Monte Marshall, Suzanne Martin, Linda Martin, Patricia l Martineau, Sally Martinez, Avelino Martinez, Hector Martinez, Joe v vs- ,Z t I ' Martinez, Mary Matherne, Anne Matthews, Bruce Q! May, Sharon Mays, Janie Mead, Wanda Nelms. Marilyn Melugin, Weldon Menchaca. Rudy Mendell, Jerry Qui Mendlowitz. Maury Menefee, Keith , Meza, Elvira Mickan, Charles fi ef, -at 2 WWA!! Suphomnres Mick, Miki Miller, Fritzie Miller, Steve Millerick, Karen Millican, Gayle Milliorn, Jimmy Mills, Joye Mitchell, John Moverley, Ben Mobley, Kenneth Mohler, Betty Montalvo, Victoria Montemayor, Alicia Montgomery, Melvin Montoya, Frances Morales, Josephine Moran, Edward Moreno, Josephine Moreno, Mary Imelda Morgan, George Morgan, Yvonne Morrow, Richard Mostyn, Shirley Mowles, Patsy Munoz, Oralia Munoz, Romana Murphy, Pat Murray, Dale Myers, Vivian Myers, Melvin Neal, Foye Jean Neumann, Wayne Neimeyer, Hallie Nobles, Tony Nordsig, Emma Jean Nordsig, John Norman, Rheuben Norrell, Carlton Norrod, Jerry Nunez, Ibrey Nunn, Darleen O'Brien, Lois Ocker, Don Odom. Kenneth O'Neill, Milton Ortega, Fernando Ortiz, Lupe Palmer, Darla Parish, Leslie Park, Mary Anne Parker, Wayne Parks, Charles Parks, Curtis Passon, Bobbie Ruth Patterson, Micheal Patton, Nelvelle Peacock. Carol Pearce, Frank Pena, Angel Pena, Roy Raul Pennington, Karen Pensyl, Bill Peralez, Ismael 1 - ' , ..-K X Lf nr I ri bsf: . , I , K ,L A 5 ww . I , X ., 'Q' ll.ll '-'if A L K' J :.: N ..l. T Ima-J, .K V . i Q - flu... F, lfsl e y A as A. A, It ,sw J 1- ,il A gc, V , We e c J ' P 'A e A F V Q f '- , 3 7.3 K 'x fi ,ii K j f, , I el . l it kid, . :,,2 ff K, VZ I 3 lll ,ii 1 H F -'-s 'L ' 2 A ,,7 ' ,fffr , . ,rr f p f :I F , X108 ,, llgiif A 5' 'a'. 7 ' M' FP 1 v l af? , K 5 l A I. i e' , pn 6 wax J 1 7- S1 ' pk , , x is , Vglkkh --Z.. iw r ' ff ,, ll f... A A -Q,.,., , iw 6 S b y 42. S A J P Q N , Q JV 9 5' i J 1 , Q Ai,, , J ff ' Z ,, am A , ,,Vl -bbn N ,,, ., k - , , I .. I J a - 4 J P f l 1,i'i ' s o f lil' fl- X J f ,f 'L' , M 1 115 Wil! , 5. . . , ' 'iiiizil 2 . P.. as l 'f ,,, , f , J . , ,A s- if a- ,. '--- V. J W 1 r P l W L .fad L 1 1 '35 if Q if f 'W '-h M R- -M' ' A I ' rw X , ' 1 , ' lla -QA? l I ff? . , 5' , .E . .. 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'A 2' X T' .Q-1 was .ww 'Y J Y ss- xf, , , 3 . , , , 4 Reese, Juanita Reeves, Bonnie Reeves, Brent Reinhard, Betty Renfro, Sandra Reyes, Tommy Reyna, Joe Rhea, Christina -wi Rhea, Robert Rhoden, Dale Rhodes, Philip Rhodes, Sharon Richards, Rose Richardson, Eddie Richardson, Mike Riddle, Sharon Riley, Sue Rios, Elvira Rivera, Dolores Rivera, Estela Roberts, Barbara Roberts, Pat Robinson, Gary Robinson, LuClare Robinson, Sandra Rodgers, Margaret Rodriguez. Andrew Rogers, Alvin We , ,,,, . sh ' 1- 5 P--ra 2 . ,him , K7 w t ' gr Q i H X Q 1 .. ,, fa - 1, W5 , 5 .N ..., . 'NEW M A avi-3 ,-'55 ,r x S, f 1 7'f-,, K Rogers, Nancy Ruth Romero, Raymond Rosales, Mary Roth, Sandra V. Routt. Arleta Rudolph, Gloria Runyan, Yvonne X a .-is. ., ap., 'X ,if rf a Suphomoies Rylander, Cottle Salazar, Abel Salinas, Aurora Salveo, Phyllis Salyer, Don Sanders, Deanna Sanders, Sandra if in x X Y Scatterwhite, Martha . ' ,' W' Shier, John Schonvogel, Doris Schorre, Hilton Schraub, Phyllis Scibienski, Suzanne t 5 Scott, Edward Scott, Nila Seagle, Jerry Seaton, Robert Selvig, John Serna, Lydia Seward, Phillip Seyffert, Walter Shaddox, Nancy Sharp, Jerry Sheinberg, Alice Shepherd, Carl Shirley, Barbara Sidwell, Kenny Sigler, Sandra Sill. Jean Sills, Dorothy Silva, Maria Simmons, Ralph Simsen, Jerry ,Mp . iT K Z Q .Es 'V , u 9 4 . ,a 9 3 ,-'e 'G A vi Qi awww 'gg' 3 in 3R ' lL., 'MW gn-v' , ,rw Q, . e . it is j A tg? x 'SEQ Smith, Bill . Smith Bobby - - I Smith. Brenda - A L l Smith Clara Ann 1 7 ,W,, .. , Smith, Jerry A . , ,Mx Smith, Joe . , . gl f ,Q- Smith, Marnette i f A rt- Q, f , f-,Q In Smith, Larry jo y in f Qi' Smith, Patricia , ' ., ,,,: M ,,,rr, A In 1 4 1. .. 3 Q55 ' Smith, Richard ' , f i ' . Smith, Richard Lee . I '2 ' . ' 't Smith, Sally ' . .5 Smith, Scotty ' 'M . L if ,5 I ,- Ag Smith. Sidney ' S ,, 3 - A Smith, Larry S J Aiiii , e V , el Solis, Gloria ' ' Sf, L' s , sv l K H QK. f J Soliz. Amelia ,.. K Sowa, Pat Sparkman, Eugenia , , i- i .. Spruce, Bobby i qw ' ' . Q , Q wi- h N Staninger, Carolyn 'M' ' ' ,f ,ij i-' , , in , Starr, Gerald ii - if ...,, - , Stilwell, Mary U X fi I mot Stobbs, Eunice Stone, Delores Straight. Mike Suber, Patricia Sutton, Reba Svatopolskv. Charles Swanson, Billy 117 149 - 'l f. Q K .,. 'Qi uw .. Vw, :Q 5 Y' Fin in 4'f V ., WV' g dv' T QV T, 5: Suphomllles Sward, Carl LZ, Swenson, Carolyn ' Taggart, Ray Talbert. Ronnie Tarlton, Dorazene , Tarvin, Deirdree ' Tauer, Betty VanHouten, Ronald - S 'A 5 3 it Taylor, Bill f T S i 2 Taylor, Myra 5 V 2 VT, ,T Q' f V Taylor, Tommy - W' ' Tenant, George V . ri- '53, l , fwfr Terrill, Roby T D y,,, f T, Teter, Mike ik, - V , , 1 nk , .. 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V , ' ' VV 1 Ware. Mary VV ' V, - ,K 'TVA'-VX ' Warnock. Mike S T S A ,L T T ll8 Snphumores Watts, Edna Weatherford, Betty Webb, Jon Webb, Sylvia Weekly. Barbara Weil, Alex Weiseman, Harriet Weiss, Janice Welborn, Jean Westbrook, Betsy Sue Westmorland, Virginia White, Betty White, Bobby White, Jerry White. Robert Whitner, Adoplh Whittle, Frank Whittle, Kathleen Wiatt, Mary June Wilkins, Bobby Williams, Charles Williams, Williams Williams: Williford, Willson, Sheran Wilson, Coke Wilson, Dan Wilson, Jean Winner, Beverly Winston, Suzanne Winters, Sharon Witzsche, Earl Woelffer, Lorraine Woodard, Sue Woodson, Marilyn Woody, Carole Wray, Nelson Wurz, Cynthia Wurz, Sidney Yates, Richard Yocum, Donnie Yoist, Joe Young, Carolyn Young, Ernest Young, Thomas Youngman, Fred Yount, Edna Allen, Myrtle Constantine, Wendy Grant, Laura Nell Hodde, Diane Letts, Betty Purcell, Kay Collins, Kay Campbell, Barbara Campbell, Betty Busse. Bobby Cole, Judy McKnight, Willie DeLeon, Ramona Ingram, Jane Ray. 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Sophumures Hopkins, Ellen Jones, Carolyn- Mead, Wanda Sigler, James Washburn. Janice Hoover, Lois Talbert, Kay Blackwood, Pat 'f Louis Kincannon makes like a gentleman for Katherine Sophnmures Kay Purcell, Laura Grant, Catherine Krnavek, Josephine Mosqueda, Willy Garza, and Dickie Norman on their way to their next class. Sue Woodard, Kathleen Whittle, Cynthia Wurtz, and Sidney Beauford do next period's homework. Gary Robinson, Miki Mick, Pattie Kolpack, Paula Bishop, Jimmy Loeb, Robert Boerner, Kay Regenold, Karen Pen- nington, Gordon Geren, and Dudley Haas enjoy one of Mrs. Schultz's tests. mom ras . Q I . rr d'uw.a .nag ' ot' ' x K ,lg . . 5 Yr- . r...-'.gi'-1- '.,. .L . 5 o K, J . 1 . , O ir' '. 5 ii- i I Io ' N 0 ...T L' '. -f :..- fi '. . , .. , .. Ef.:f v..E'Ao': '. ,I - 1 .ls 1. QF: f . 141.-Q. - - , . g.A.'ej'3 iffig. , ff ' 1 -:1'Q1.'-' J ' ' ' 4,33 :-. ji' -C' 4 ' 'Q yfk-rl . . o' :f,:'fQQ1',,. fl.. 'ff' 'fo L,.ff,'Ll 'SA ' 1 ,. 1. ' I, o '-2. 'x,w',.g h' vi, .4 , nf- 3 , g D u 4 no , , 1 ,. .. , .. .5 '11-.,.b -'ffi X 1 3 7 .5-4' '-, 4 .' . .,. liek . . :Q--r-g fif' ' '7 'L -. .,,r E, l. . wg- e '. r.'1':' lg -vp.-yu - 4.f'- ..' '1a'1V ifnpv '. -' a. . '- Q.. 7 4. - . . F751-' , Q n ' ' , . 5 . Q 11 . D 1 .x f x K ' I , 1 ' 1 .'r '4 ' -'12,-:QQ-f.. Q.. ' ? 4'.:xl...k..'. :.,- 'V I.. . Q' ,,-4 .. '-1 3. '.',t.' ' , .. V . .s. -K , . . '91 , . '1,.:j. , , . .5 , 'H '- ' .:'-,-. fag. . -' - Q, .fy n h' v ,, 3 -f s . . 1-'-. .X P L. P I ' 5 ' 'I ' 1 'f ' ,,. - '. , 1 .'.- .-A s.. ak., ' . . , n -,,. ,L - ,A , all .i, IQ1 .. .:'s.r ' V, ., , , Q3 . L-xJ'.k.f -L5 V' -.FQ 1. ',, 39. 'J rig. -'c u' . 4, I 1A Z- -? Q f 'flz-'. 9. . . - s . a MOST BEAUTIFUL Charlotte Holly SEHIUHS MOST HANDSQME Arthur McCallum MOST POPULAR D. E. Tillman MOST POPULAR Robin Weil SEHIUHS BEST ALL AROUND Sharon Littrell SEHIUHS BEST ALL AROUND James Parks MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jerry Osborne MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Ann Harris SEIIIUHS Q' 1 w w v 1 Q, ,, Q X Q L., 4 7 5 X V 3 v x - 3 , .A N. 1 Yi 2 ' K. g x x X x x Q 5 K Y, Y , 1, 1 3: , 1, 37 W fiff MOST HANDSOME MOST BEAUTIFUL Dickie Beach Ray Taggart SUPHUIHUHES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sully Gray A Julian Greene suvuumnnfs ORGANIZATION S I r 1 2g j vAWE9 I A -, lrv, 4- ,- A'A L, IL. , t, I . ' IIGHIIII6 IEXHII BIIIIII . . . PRIDE III HHH TOP ROW: Jean Flint. Janie Mays, Dorothy Moody. BO'I'TOM ROW: Susan Smith, Nancy Mangum. In thinking of Ray we always think of the Texan band. The hard work and many hours of drill and practice give fine results at the half time shows during the football season. The pep rallies wouldn't be the same without their real gone music. Ther band is directed by Mr. Ray Chiorgno. Mr. Chiorgno has done a fine job with the band during this year, his first at Ray. Our hearts swell with pride when we hear the mention of The Band of the Fight- ing Texans. Out in front of the band this year are our majorettes, Dorothy Moody, Susan Smith, Nancy Mangum, Jean Flint, and feature twirl- er, Janie Mays. Wearing their scarlet and silver uni- forms, they added color to each splendid half-time show. ,,,,....-av BAND OFFICERS President ,..... Robert Olson Vice-President . . Jerry Collum Secretary l . . . Cathy Starr Treasurer . . Don Mills Drum Major . . . Dick Bigler W. B. RAY ORCHESTRA A CAPPELLA CHOIR 140 A , , , , gg iNggL,,, 1. J W. 7-424 , R k RW'm+fc.1:f , GIRLS' CHOIR BOYS' CHOIR 141 Bill Smith, Carlos Wilson, Bill Chidester, Donna Hollis and Nan Rogers made the all- regional band. FIRST ROW: Carol Guergin, Rosalie Roe, Barbara Knapp and Georgia Gilliam. SECOND ROW: Jerry McCoy, Gary Bigger, Cathy Jones, Anna Henny, Gary VanFleck and Ronnie Cooper. THIRD ROW: Bill Haymaker, Gaston Maurin, Jim Wells, Joe Selby, Bobby Gold- reyer, Joe Armistead and John Askins, All- State Choir members. This school year has been a busy one for the W. B. Ray Choirs. The A Cappella Choir has performed for almost all the Men's Service Clubs, Thursday Music Club, various church groupsg participated in the University Interscholastic League Contests in Kingsville in March, performed for four school assemblies, sang for Commencementg had the honor of having nine of its members represent Region VII of the Texas Music Educators in the All-State Choir in Dallas in Februaryg and, of course, the highlight of the year was its annual spring trip, which this year was made to the Valley as a Concert tour. The Girls' Choirs have also been active in per- forming for school assemblies, various church groups, interscholastic League Contest, and Baccalaureate. In all, it has been a most rewarding and successful year. Bob White, Barbara Beechum, and Marjorie Walger, All-State orchestra members. ...QQ ' Jerry McCoy, Barbara Knapp, Jackie Roberts, and Garland Linda Hicks, Barbara Garey, Pat Huckleberry, and Wanda Kneten were chosen choir officers this year. 5110 R100 take good Cafe of the HIUSIC library- 142 i Danny Jones, Robert Trevino, and Eloise Johnson paint signs for the Band Mexican Sup- per and hope everyone will come. Wi gl it ievaa ji? ZR, ? Qs 23 45? LJ Another fine half-time show presented by our Fighting Texan band. 1 Our majorettes and drum major stand at attention b e f o r e working on a routine. A ,- rw 'N If .- ,,,,..- - , ' JV wow ,A LL...-. 143 Tony Harvey speaks at an assembly. STUDENT CUUHCIL ------ The Student Council strives to improve condi- tions in the school and community, to encourage more and better participation by students and faculty in school activities, and to serve as the voice of the student body in all matters concerning the students of Ray High School. In an effort to attain this goal, many activities and projects are planned and spon- sored by the students who are chosen to serve as representatives in the Council. One of the activities of the Student Council is the Leakey Workshop. Held at H. E. Butt Foundation Camp in Leakey, Texas every year, this workshop not only teaches the new council how to work effectively together, but orientates the new representative to parliamentary procedure and the work of the Student Council. The Student Council is also putting its Foreign Relations plans into effect this year. These plans, as put forth by Jerry North and Jerry Osborne who visited Europe last summer as part of the NASC European Tour, are exemplified in the possible com- l ing of a Foreign Exchange Student to Ray High School. Sponsor . , Miss Oneta Cummings STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS X FRONT ROW: Sondra Grizzell, Recording Secretary, Judy Lyle, 'heasurerg Sally Peel, Historian, Pat What ' S t . . 1c5grtEf?p1f?33lTgJerigfr?vZgh, Chaplaing Colston Chandler, Parliameniarianz Tvny Harvey- Presldents Je Osborne, Vice-President. Not pictured is Kara Sue Cox, Clerk. 144 VUIIIE UF SCHUUL Sally Peel and Dorothy Sills do their part 1'3 'Nd' wwf! udent Council fills the halls ith signs during football .HSOIL .lil in painting signs. if TUV' Jerry North and Jerry Osborne display the souvenirs they got in Europe last summer at the Inter- national Convention of Student Councils. s 3FHF55if7f Q A HUGH ALL TEXAS HONOR RATING 1956 sltvfa SPUH smlvfs TU Plfnsf Months of preparation and ha work, as well as lots of fun go ir the making of the Silver Spur. Ea member of the staff eagerly anti pates the completed annual as well l its effect on the student body. 23456715 M152 2122 5 Beverly Moody, Sidney Miller. and Dee Slovak look over the pages to be of the 1957 Silver Spur. s 1 3 The hard working annual staff??'?? 146 1957 STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..., T Gene Darby ASSISTANT EDITOR .,,T. , Marie Rabby ART EDITOR . . . . , Gayle Gustafson ASSISTANT ART EDITOR T . , Lynn Nicholson BUSINESS MANAGER .... Bill Lewis ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Jack Powers SPORTS EDITOR ...l.. . Sidney Miller CLASS EDITOR ...,,... Beverly Moody CLUB EDITOR ..,. I . Kathleen Slovak PHOTOGRAPHER- . .... Louis Kincannon PRODUCTION SPONSOR Miss Berta Shaw BUSINESS SPONSOR Miss Marie Cobb COVER DESIGN BY o.,.,. Gayle Gustafson 6 , Louis Kiricanon, Gayle Gustafson, and Gene Darby find a 'unny in ast yearls annua . . S SWK Q g':m-p-..,. Lynn Nicholson, Jack Powers, Marie Rabby, Bill Lewis, and Gene Darby review old annuals for new ideas. sliver DEADLINE TODAY! For those who choose to read behind the lines of El Tejano, bi-weekly publi-' cation of the journalism department, the Press Room is the place to go. There, amid the confusion of deadlines, are the inner workings of the news- paper. Art Editor, Johnny Powell, is the only sophomore on the editorial staff, Sondra Griz- zell is rewrite editorg Nancy Ashmore is advertising edi- tory and Barbara Knapp is ex- change editor. Achieving order out of chaos is the difficult task of the four page editors of El Tejano, first place winner in THSPA. Mary Franklin, Editor-in-Chief, makes up page 11 Rita Ray, Assistant Editor, makes up page 35 Morris White, Feature Editor, makes up page 25 Nick Adams, Sports Editor, makes up page 4. 148 First year students of jour- nalism do most of the writing for El Tejano with the editor doing the necessary polishing and editing. JUUHHHLISHI BRHIH TRUST Quill and Scroll membership involves scholarship, good char- acter, publications know-how, and recommendation of the sponsors. Two elections are held each year, one at the end of the first semester and one in May, Twelve members are now in the Ray High Chapter. OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer ....,..., Jim Laws President .... . Mary Franklin Vice President , A , Sharon Todd Left to right: Barbara Knapp, Gayle Gustafson, Joe Selby, Sharon Todd, Sandra Grizzell, Jim Laws, Gene Darby, Morris White Beverly Moody, Mary Franklin, Rita Ray, and Gail Gideon. 149 UBHHHU CLUB DESEHVES PRHISE The Teenage Library Club is composed of those who enjoy working in the library. The goal of the club is to maintain and efficiently operate the library for the students and faculty. OFFICERS President . . . . . Marie Revett Vice President . . . Vivian Myers Secretary . . Johnnie Ruth Aldrich Treasurer ,...a Sharon Selby Historian .... Francis Hartman Sponsors . . , . Miss Dell Justin Mrs. Mary Jane Presnall Miss Justin and Mrs. Presnall work hard to keep our library in top shape. TEENAGE LIBRARY CLUB 150 lElTERHlEH'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club is com- posed of those students who lettered in athletic sports during this year. Each year they sponsor the annual Letterman's Ball and elect their queens. This ball was held this year on January 19. Sponsor . . . . Mr. Stages Barbara Greenwood, Football Queen LETTERMEN'S CLUB 151 BIBLE CLUBS BBBUJ JEHOVAH-NISSI: LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Johnson, Social Chair- man, Mrs. Kenneth Hiner, Sponsor, Kara Sue Cox, Sec1'etary-Treas- urerg Kay Karr, Vice-Presidentg Beverly Moody, President. Not pic- tured, Linnell Woolsey, Parliamentarian. F Members of the four Bible clubs study and learn the history, literature, and moral teachings of the Bible. Each class has its own officers and once a month during class time, they have a planned program relative to the Bible course. Current news on the Holy Land, lectures by those who have visited there, or Bible games were some of the programs used this past year. l l LOWER LEFT: Mr. Charles Singer, one of the distinguished guests 1 of the Bible Clubs. 3 BELOW: Bible students and their dates enjoy the good food and i fine program at their annual Bible club banquet, , l J-0-Y: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Ann Wilder, President: Gail Morgan, Social Chairman, Marcia Carper, Secretary-Treasurerg Suzan McDaniel, Vice-President. N . 152 Sponsors: Mrs. Hiner and Mrs. Cranford ADONAY: LEFI' TO RIGHT: Gleb Bourianoff, Vice-President Carolyn Koch, Secretary-Treasurerg Mrs. Charles Cranford, Sponsor Mary Ann Harris, Presidentg Barbara Lee Garey, Social Chairman ABOVE AND BELOW: Students work hard in decorating f0Y the Bible LOWER RIGHT? MIZPAH: LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Schoenfeld, Vice-Presidentg Banquet. The B18 Night. Barbara Johnson, Secretaryg Sue Stanberry, Treasurerg Frank Davidson, Presidentg Barbara Unitis, Parliamentariang Billie McDaniel, Social Chairman. 153 FUTURE TEHUHERS UF HHIEHICH OFFICERS President .... .,,... A ndrea Villarreal Vice President . . . Mary Lou Kreuger Secretary , . . . . Barbara Smith Treasurer . . . Martha McCaughan Sponsor . . . Miss Catherine Hoge The Robert E. Lee Chapter of The Future Teachers of America is a voluntary organization. It is composed of those who plan to enter the greatest of all professions -that of teaching. It is a professional organization. We have been affiliated with the National and State organizations since 1950, We seek to improve our skills and our services. Ann Cline, Jean. Hubler, Miss Hoge, Mr. Steinelf, and Andrea Looking over their scrapbook are Barbara Smith, Andrea Villarr Villarreal leave for the State Convention. Ann Cline, Bettie Anderson, Jean Hubler, and Pete Cano DISTHIBUTIVE EDUUHTIUH CLUB The Distributor's Club is made up of Dis- tributive Education students. The club gives an outlet to student activities which are ordi- narily restricted by their working schedules. The members plan their own local activities, and through competitive efforts, enter work in both state and national Distributive Educa- tion Clubs. Each year, members of the Club give a Banquet honoring their employers. OFFICERS President . . ..... . Evert Karel Vice-President . . . James Taylor Secretary . . Gloria Najera Treasurer . . . . Bill Sanders Librarian . . . Lu Wan Yeager Sponsor . Mrs. Grace Luter Frank Saverline answers the charge phone for authorization Sylvia Ideus, as she represented the W. B. Ray D. E. Club at the San on his job with Lichtensteins. Antonio Convention in the Sales Demonstration Contestf' 155 The Ray Printing Club is com- posed of those students in the print- ing classes. They learn the skill and fundamentals of printing. The club prints report cards, absentee blanks, programs, and other school material. Paul Bartnick Charles Newlm Ruben Rosales James Beasley Mr Blair helps Fidel Perez and Frank Reyes with a project SCIEHCE CLUB - EXPEUHIHC HEEH EIELDS The Science Club is composed of stu- dents who are actively interested in science. Its purpose is to promote research in things of a scientific nature Is it an acid or a base? Sam Doughty tries to find out. Students examine an eye. Johnny Fielder, Phil Albin, and Will Ferson complete their titration experiment. 157 Members of the newly organized N a tio n al Forensic League plan ahead for future activi- ties. Louis Kincannon, Jerry White, and Scottie Smith rehearse for Showboat. SPEECH HHIJ DHHIHH ULU I OFFICERS President M Colston Chandler Vice President Mary Ellen Brown Secretary and Treasurer . Sandra Wright Reporter , . , David Robertson Membership Secretary David Fore Sponsors ..... Miss Burmeister Mrs. Corbin Mrs. Nelin UIHS HIHHU HUHUHS r , , i I Is it love? No, it's just Mary Ann Harris and Frank Cavitt practicing for the Senior Play. John Schier sneaks in one last practice. Michael Brush and Bob Burns discuss the debate at San Marcos Workshop. Horse-play after hard work on a speech trip. Joan of Lorrainel' cast wins first place at the Beaumont Workshop. Gaston Maurin and Mary Ellen Brown leave for contest at San Antonio. FWNW GAY TEXANS President , . . . . First Vice President . . Second Vice President . Third Vice President . Fourth Vice President . Fifth Vice President , , Secretary .,... Treasurer 4... Parliamentarian . . Historian A . . Sponsor , . FUTURE HUIllEIllHIiEHS UF HITIEHICH CHAPTER . . . . Betty Keller . , Nancy Gabriel , . Margaret Sharp . Mary Alice Garcia . . , Elvia Casas . , Melba Justice . . P . Joyce Wilke , i , Mildred Sharp . Catherine Krnavek , . , . Kay Moore . Miss Gaylene Bridges Miss Bridges and Mrs. Huebner display the Vogue Traveling Exhibit. Karon Jernigan, Dorothy Sills, Anna Matherne, and Jo Ann Howard display the food mobile they made. 160 Motto: Toward new Horizons. The purpose of the organization- learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Miss Bridges, Miss Morgan Mrs. Huebner, and Mrs Schwab exchange ideas. FUTURE HUHIEHIHHER3 UF HHIEHICH LA ESTRELLA CHAPTER President . ..,....... Anne Cooper First Vice President , . , Vada Beth Kelley Second Vice President . , . Bobbie Harrel Third Vice President . . Joella Gartner Fourth Vice President , . . . Flo Black , , Secretary g '4'- I Stella Morris Linda Kirkland, Pat O'Neal, and Beverly Burns find out it's Treasurer I - 4 - - I Tommie Davis not really hard to learn to sew. Parliamentarian . ..,, Sue Mackey Historian .,.. , . Rose Ann Richards Sponsor . . . . Mrs. Marjorie Schwab Martha Pringle, Kay Johns, and Linda Brawner display their talent in arranging flowers. Mrs. Schwab shows Anna Marie Cano and Ernestine Lopez Virginia Frazier, Bobbie Harrell, and Donna Cockrall how to select styles from the fashion magazines. learn the correct way to Serve tea- 161 Marilyn Boudreau and Ann Koctar demonstrate the correct way to feed the sick. FUTURE HUIHHHHHERS UF HHIEHICH District B First Vice President , . City Council Secretary . President . . First Vice President , Second Vice President . Third Vice President . Public Relations Secretary . . Corresponding Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Historian . . Parliamentarian Sponsor . . . . . Mrs. Pat Mitchell, Patsy Lain, and Linda Hewitt learn the art of interior decorating. Patricia Mitchell . , Ann Koctar . Joyce Harrell . Sharon Rhodes . . Tresa Lamb . Joycelyn Foster . Linda Hewitt . Laura Amaya Nancy Heyland . Paula Donnell . Patricia Lain Betty Reinhard Frances Huebner Lupe Zamora and Marilyn Harris serve tea to Mrs. Scogin and Miss Bray at the homemaking Christmas tea. LUS CHHTUS - SPHHISH SPEHHEHS Los Chatos is organized for the students who wish to make use of the Spanish that they have learned. But it is not only for those who are presently taking Spanish. It helps everyone further his interest and knowledge of the Spanish-American countries, as well as of the language itself. The meetings are held in the homes of the members. The business and recreational parts of the meeting are conducted in Span- ish. The fact that we have games and skits in Spanish, enables everyone to participate in the activities. OFFICERS President . , . , . Robin Weil Vice President , . . . Lee Lockett Secretary , . . , . Mary Wilson Treasurer .... . , Harry Porter Program Chairman . . . Betty Anderson Sponsor ..,.., Mrs. Catherine Ford Must be most interesting The officers discuss plans for the next meeting Students study points of interest in Mexico. ! Please read that last sentence again, slowly. PHH HHIEHICHH CLUB Thc Pan American Club plans the Pan American Day Program. OFFICERS President .... Rex Cole Vice President . Jo Jackson Secretary . . Lamarr Silva Treasurer 4 . Julie Dunten Reporter . i , Lee Lockett Sponsor . ....,. . Mrs. Jovita G. Mireles Two big events of this year have been the Annual Christmas Dinner at the Taxco Inn and the Pan American Day program. Mr. Alberto Andrade, American C o n s u 1 from Mexico, was the honor guest at the program. The object of all the ac- tivities of the club is to ac- quaint the students with the history, social life, and cus- toms of all the American Re- publicsf' 164 contentosf Todos estamos The sixth period Spanish class is organized as a Club called Los Conquitadores. They meet once a month, during class time. Besides the presen- tation of a Spanish playg they organized an esfudianfina, a musical ensemble to play and sing Christmas Carols in Span- ish. OFFICERS President Starlee Driscoll Vice President . Bailey Phelps Secretary Lee Govatos Treasurer Jean Flint Reporter Christ Baize Y Sponsor Mrs. Jovita G. Mireles LUS UUlIUUISlHDUHES Pictured is a scene from the play, El Faniasma de Punta Guiiarros. Los Conquistadcres listen to the Spanish play, Don Juan Tenorio. 165 JUHIUH RED URUSS Members listen to a report on some of the work done this year. The American Junior Red Cross is the junior membership of the American Red Cross enrolled in elementary and secondary schools. The program is directed by the Junior Red Cross Chairman and the Junior Red Cross committee of the local American Red Cross Chapter. Members participate in local, national, and international services. The club partici- nates and encourages others to take part in courses in first aid, water safety, and home care for the sick. The Ray chapter provides holiday decorations and gives entertainment for the Naval Air Station and local institu- tions. The Junior Red Cross provides a unique opportunity for members to assist in stimula- ting understanding and good will among young people throughout the world. OFFICERS President . ......., Judy Lyle Secretary . . . , Charlotte Manning Sponsor . . , . Mrs. John Clark The club members discuss new ideas for future days. Judy Lyle presents a Service project to the Club NURSES UF lllllllllllllllll The Future Nurses Club, com- posed in order to interest girls in nursing as a career, sponsors many projects such as stuffing T.B. enve- lopes, selling T. B. bangles, and work- ing for the toy board. The club enjoys speakers from the different fields of nursing, as well as taking tours through hospitals and clinics. OFFICERS President .,... Claudia Fields Vice President . Jeannine Kirkpatrick Secretary and Treasurer ..,., Kathy McLellan Chaplain ..,. Corintha Holmes Parliamentarian i Christina Medina Historian ,... Carole Wallick Reporter i A . . Maxine Martin Sponsor . i Mrs. Lowrey C C Maxine Martin, Kathy McLellan, Claudia Fields, and Corintha Holmes make applicators for the clinic. The club enjoys 0119 Of the many guest Speakers- Claudia Fields calls the meeting to order. y only 167 ATHLETICS I l , . i Y 1 A g ive 5 EW I s 1 W s 5 2 1 F Y 5 E a 4 , , L r ' r I g l 5 ' v 1 i i ? i Q 5 f n 1 a F 1 l 1 5 3 I i I f ! I ' i I 1 I 5 1 2 I 3 . f I . A 2 I 1 Y 1 s i 2 e l ' 5 5 A 1 I I K s f 1 5 F p . i 2 I Q 9 V l - 169' ' 1 SPIHITEIJ TEXHHS HEHCH STHT Texans They REAGAN . . . . . . 19 0 EAIQTSLVLSILIFIN Ui, Q i 2 ' The final gun has sounded to S- F. AUSTIN ,AJ 6 H 25 bring an end to the 1956 football sea- TYLER H .'-A 6 son. It was the greatest year in the HARLINGENPK 6 A 0 history of Ray for the Fighting BROWNSVILLEX I 6 Texans. No team in the past at Ray MCALLENJK E I E 6 ever accomplished what the Texans EDINBURG44 H A 6 have done this year. Looking over the MILLER? E V -AAUEHIW 6 team, we find no outstanding stars. It Districta was the organization of team work, and the desire, and will to win that STATE PLAYOFFS made them mature into greatness. We , .......... 13 are very proud of this year's Fighting . . ........, Texans. BAYTOWN . . 13 6 ' ABILENE , . 0 14 W. B. RAY FIGHTING TEXANS if is ,,, 1- First row, left to right: D. E, Tillman, Frank Cavitt, James Parks, Arthur Foster, Cliff Avant, Bart Shirley, Richard Patterson, Gary Smith, Arthur McCallum, Bobby Oliver. Second row: Jim Hamilton, Garron Dean, David Gann, Harry Porter, Jimmy Ashworth, Robert Trevino, Bobby Myers, James Holley, Jack Gann, Walter Beck. Thiid row: Curtis Pruett, Dink Love, Bob Davis, Gary Muckelroy, Floyd Brown, Lonnie Fowler, Paul Davis, Clead Cheek, Sonny Davis, Dic Hulbirt. Fourth row: Bob Craft, Max Christian, Ray Whitmire, Ronnie Holiday, Leonard Gallagher, Cecil Allen, Frank Eddleman, George Taggart. Fifth row: Coach Dan Purcell, Coach Smiley Davis, Team Managers: Ray Winiger, Rod Jackson, Tippy Clark, Billy McMillian, Coach Chuck Haynes, Coach Bill Stages. Sixth row: Head Manager James Love, Manager Butch Hammett, Trainer Robert Adler, Trainer Danny Gravett. Not pictured, Dennis Wise. 170 The coaching staff of Ray High School, under the able direction of Head Coach Bill Stages, led the Fight- ing Texans through the greatest sea- son in the history of the school. Our coaches are constantly striving for the improvement and perfection of our teams. Hats off to the splendid coaches who put together the greatest of the great Ray TEAMS. Bill Stages Head Coach Don Purcell Chgck Haynes SmiIey Davis Bull Stages Lme Coach Line Coach Backfield Coach Head Loach Head Track Coach ' ,.,, 1 4 : if' am f H i i ,kf ,wi I ' f' I i f A I Rx f X ' S I at RX ,fe . . ti- - ' I 4, Z7- .5 ! 'r 5 . '- Cecil Allen Leonard Gallagher Jack Gann Arthur Foster Cliff Avant End -- 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter STATISTICS STATISTICS ' RAY REAGAN RAY AUSTI I3 First downs 4 'I4 First downs Q 183 Yards gained, scrimmage 85 368 Yards gained, scrimmage f 6 Passes attempted I4 9 Passes attempted 1 I Passes completed 2 5 Passes completed 4 Passes intercepted by 2 2 Passes intercepted by ll Yards gained passing 28 73 Yards gains passing Zl 4 Fumbles recovered by 6 3 Fumbles recovered by l 5 Number punts 8 I Number punts l 37.2 Punting average 35.5 40 Punting average 4 6-50 Yards penalized 3-25 I0-96 Yards penalized 9-I w RAY RIPS REAGAN IN OPENER, I9-0 The Texans led by James Parks and D. E. Tillman rack- ed up the first victory for the peppermint kids. Reagan, the pick of District 9AAAA, RAY PASSING ATTACK 1 BEATS AUSTIN, 20-7 Playing on a converted basl ball diamond with dust ati cinders flying everywhere th Texans displayed their gre: ground technique. Ray showe ABOVE: Brown moves in for the kill against Reagan. gave the Texans little trouble. tremendous power in two ou standing passes which accoun ed for twelve points. Sonn Davis and James Parks wer the Texans only scorers. BELOW: Myers clears way for McCallum in first Baytown game. Parks gains against McAllen. D. E. Tillman Gary Smith Frank Cavitt Bobby Oliver James Parks Back - 3 Letters Back - 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter Back - 2 Letters Captain A All-District Captain M, A . V Lt, L. ' I 41321 AA I ' x P' 'A K I ...' , 'III I H p 1 P 1 , 7 I x . ' i ig, ,- 4' 1 1 , I T I A 77 I Til Efffft i 1.1 5 I .ff it 1 Q Bart Shirley Richard Patterson Arthur McCallum Garron Dean Jim Hamilffm Back - 1 Letter Back - 1 Letter Back - 2 Letters. Back - 1 Letter Back 1 Leiter Captain - All-District EXANS BATTLE .USTIN TO 25-25 TIE I STATISTICS AY AUSTIN 5 First downs 16 P0 Yards rushing 131 f Yards passing 62 4 Passes attempted I1 I Passes completed 6 lnterceptions by 0 Punts 4 '.8 Punting average 31.7 Fumbles recovered by 2 B3 Penalties 2-30 The Texans met a surpris- gly tough Stephen F. Austin Austin. The team trailed stin at half time 12-6 with TEXANS EDGE BAYTOWN, 7-6 STATISTICS RAY BAYTOWN 11 First downs 14 140 Yards gained rushing 131 21 Yards gained passing 45 4 Passes attempted 9 1 Passes completed 4 1 Passes intercepted by 0 6 Times punted 8 41.1 Punting average 34.5 1 Fumbles recovered by 3 4-20 Penalties 6-45 Revenge was good as the Texans were twice defeated by Baytown in the State playoffs. Baytown made the first score Ifthur McCallum making the ly Texan score in the first lf. Trailing in the fourth arter, with only four min- es left to play, Bobby Myers ent 55 yards for the T. D. and fthur McCallum kicked the ming extra point. of the game in the first quar- ter and missed the extra point try. In the third quarter Myers went straight through the Bay- town line 17 yards for Ray's score. Tillman made the dif- ference when he kicked the ex- tra point. ABOVE: Tillman takes down an Eagle. BELOW: Parks hustles to get off the out-of-bounds marker ' Bob Davis snags one. I I Bobby Myers Jimmy Ashworth Max Christian James Holley David Gann Back - 2 Letters End - 1 Letter Center - 2 Letters Center - 1 Letter Center - 1 Letter ,Captain - All-District I I 'I Captain - All-District M i f ,y,fi,, 5 'IL Ii E .. . V,-mv .. Ht' Y, Lg, , ' 47 . Z 1 f , . ,gg L 6 X Q -I ll f ', J, 37,1 was I K .ff is ' 4 , V xl' VK aj? Bob Craft Lonnie Fowler Dink Love Gary Muckleroy Dennis Wise Center - 1 Letter Guard - 2 Letters Tackle - 1 Letter Guard - 1 Letter Guard -1 Letter RAY NUDGES TYLER, 7-6 TEXANS BLAST CARDS, 33-0 RAY STOMPS BROWNSVILLE 54-6 STATISTICS STATISTICS RAY TYLER RAY HARLINGEN STATISTICS I0 First downs 12 l7 First downs 11 RAY BRQWNSVILLE 149 Yards gained rushing 151 200 Yards rushing I36 21 Firsf downs 3 32 Yards gained passing 53 144 Yards passing 45 333 Yards gained rushing 75 7 Passes attempted 7 14 Passes attempted I2 117 Yards gained passing B0 2 Passes completed 2 8 Passes completed 1 16 passes ahempfed 13 0 Passes intercepted by 0 I Passes intercepted by 0 5 passes eemplefed 6 2 Fumbles, recovered by I 3 Fumbles recovered by I 0 passes infereepfed by 0 3 Number punts 5 2 Number punts 4 2 Times punfed 5 50 Punting average 33 31 Punting average 29 36 Punting average 33 4-30 Penalties 0 60 Yards penalized 15 4 Fumbles, recovered by 3 62 Yards penalized 45 The Texans slipped by the Tyler Lions in a game replete with miscues and missed scor- ing attempts. The Texans scor- ed in the first quarter, with hard running by Parks, Till- man, McCallum, and Myers. Parks finally made the score. Oliver kicked the winning point. Taking advantage of Card mistakes, Ray racked up an easy victory over Harlingen. The Texans monopolized the ball the whole game with Coach Stages clearing the bench in the second half. The Texans were as effective on offense as defense. It was Ray's game from start to finish. The Texans engulfed Brownsville with a second half wave of touchdowns. Ray ran up the largest score of the sea- son using three complete units throughout the game. Myers picks up yards against the Bucs. Sonny Davis brings down another pass. Floyd Brown Robert Trevino Frank Eddleman Curtis Pruett Sonny Davis Guard - 2 Letters Guard - 1 Letter Guard - 1 Letter Tackle - 1 Letter End - 3 Letters Captain - All-District Captain Captain All-District - All-State sye as e an as sr - I jr . 4' , -. it L if F 'W' i ,L 1 rrcr- ' vw- .Q . - lg nlllui r 3 - ' K I I T I ..,. , . Q ixkssfl I I .. , .451 I t i. . 3 3' S f S L 4 r e n ' 1 1 1 1 , Egg ., .7 I1 2 il Walter Beck Tackle - 2 Letters Captain - All-District PY RIPS McALLEN 41-6 1 1 STATISTICS KY McALLEN , First downs 11 4 Net yards rushing 11 ' Passing yardage 121 Passes attempted 36 Passes completed 16 Passes intercepted by 2 Fumbles, recovered by 2 Punts B .5 Punting average 28 Yards penalized 30 1 'lil .,,L J d tsfppt MDDDQIDI J g5t,p 5 ii, y George Taggart Harry Porter Ray Whitmire Bob Davis Tackle - 2 Letters Tackle - 1 Letter Tackle - 1 Letter End - 1 Letter TEXANS BLAST EDINBURG 20-6 Rayys scoring powerhouse The Texans showed 'a spirlt- rolled over McAllen in another RAY STAT-'STICZDINBURG ed Offense ln the Openmg mm' 14AAAA game- e Texans 16 First downs 7 utes of both halves and held didnlt let the Bull ogs past the 259 ya,-ds ained mshin 47 the Bobcats to 3 2045 Y1Ct01'Y- . . . 9 9 centerfleld strlpe unt1l the 61 Passing yardage 31 Coach Stages NO- 1 Unit Pliiy' thh-d period. Ray held them to 12 Passes attempted 19 ed only half the .gamet wlth two first downs in the first 5 Passes Cvmnlefed 4 second strmgers filling in the half. Coach Stages had backs 3 FT:3i: :,i'::IZ 1':l bgy 2 rest of the time. This win clear- playing ends before the game 1 Nurnber punts 5 ed the Way for Bax to meet was Over to hold the Score 38 panting average gg Miller for the district cham- downh 75 Penalties 20 pionship, November 16. Tillman E095 0V91' f0l' HHOUWI' TD- McCallum finds big holes against Miller. Paul Davis End - 1 Letter Ronnie Holiday Clead Cheek Dick Hulbirt End - 1 Letter End - 1 Letter Tackle - 1 Letter All-District i E' .1 ::' 1' xi 4 fi M I LIT ' I 34 5, . , K 1 si' 3' E 1 We-4. - ll, I V, m xg' -f ,,'..a:-I ,AX :S .Y4 1 4 J 1 0 h L 1 1 Q ...Q ,-a- I :if 'S' If t E' .QQ Vhhq ' W I 3' .. . v vi ' E 26 1 J E - ' ,,T..,.-3-f -lf' Y A ' 'Y e O Q gf '11- 8' . g?,fa:?x'f I . if 9 u 5 ' X Q: Xu . N N of X ME , L av 1 i STATISTICS RAY WACO 22 First downs 13 349 Yards gained rushing 88 7 Passes attempted 36 i 3 Passes completed 15 2 Passes intercepted by 0 2 Fumbles recovered by 0 4 Times punted 4 30.5 Punting average 22 8-65 Penalties 7-45 Myers stunned the Tigers with a fake punt on the fourth down that covered 19 yards and set up Ray's first score. McCallum went over for the score and Cavitt kicked the first of three extra points. A short Waco punt accounted for the second T.D. Waco fum- bled on Ray's one yard line and Myers recovered. With just 4 seconds left in the first half, McCallum threw a pass into the arms of Bart Shirley. The Texans struck like lightning in the third quarter with Parks scoring from the Waco four yard line. Later in.the third quarter the Texans scored their final touchdown when Oliver shot through the middle of the Waco line and went 43 yards for the score. This victory gave the Texans the privilege of playing Alice for the quarter finals. The Texans rolled up 349 yards rushing. .fi 7 Tillman turns for gain. ABOVE: Myers plows on. BELOW: Sonny Davis ready to lower the boom l Myers rolls again. Tillman swings end for short yardage. I l HHH GHIHS SlHlE lIllHlS Sonny makes a touchdown. RAY DOWNS ALICE 33-13 STATISTICS RAY ALICE 22 First downs 14 311 Yards rushing 124 0 Yards passing 119 2 Passes attempted 22 0 Passes completed 10 0 Passes interceptd by 1 2 Fumbles recovered by 2 1 Number Punts 4 19 Punting average 26 7-55 Penalties 3-34 The Texans scored 27 points to jump to a early lead. An Alice fumble set up the first Ray score then Mc- Callum went over for the score and Cavitt kicked the first of three extra points. Parks set up the next Texan score with a 40 yard run virtue of a key block by Sonny Davis. Big Myers rammed the center of the Alice line for the final six yards to pay dirt. Till- man went over left tackle for the next score and Parks made the last score with a one yard plunge over the mid- dle of the line. The big factor in the Texan win was the hard charging line. -N - ta RAY STOPS GANDERS 13-6 STATISTICS RAY BAYTOWI 21 First downs 1 245 Yards rushing 18 66 Yards passing 1 5 Passes attempted 2 Passes completed 0 Passes intercepted by 3 Fumbles recoverd by ll Times punted 3-25 Yards penalized 5-3 0 Punting average 34- This is the first time since 1931 that a Corpus Christi team has reachel the state finals. The Texans reachel the semi-finals twice only to be beate by Baytown. The Texans drove fiv times inside the Baytown 10 only t lose the ball twice on fumbles and one to great Gander line play. The Gar ders recovered a Ray fumble on th Texan 19 yard line, only to be drive back and having to kick on the 32 The Peppermint Kids , struck twic in the third quarter to jump to a 1 to 0 lead. The Texan's first score cam with a pass from McCallum to Sonn Davis. The next T. D. was an eleve yard run by Bart Shirley. Myers we the leading ground gainer of the da with 116 yards. McCallum picks up Big Yards against Baytown. Shirley skirts Poston. ' 3 .xr f , If-. to 3. fa ff ? za.aff'- ,ev 7' f i 1 . as-.lr-scar-sal ,. . its-f - . 6siSii,11ag!1f 7.1 iii: ' Esiipfh 1 , V . . V. .-Q'-1 'za ... .12 1' W .if 1 :4 4-2, A ' ' 1' '. 'nw '.. i ' A 36-A 'I 4 New ' ', , .. . ,., ' N - H ., , ' 1 ,,-1 qw ' ei, 5,54 H .JL . V .... 4 . X XWTTH! .-axyru.. - I- f . -'i?.-.fy rt! ' mffai' . F '55, I 5.1.3 - 'f - fl.-'i i n V A f: Q K- V-' W Egg V Q 1.3 . I :Au 2.5: . eg is -- -1. ff ,, 2 ' ,i gp2??w -i'ffff.7l- . fdff' 4 1 .- g f . ' A ' ' f 'Liv 512 'QBF N, b.,4, ,sy , f . le i t V serzlar., -,..- ...- .1 ., ,... t V ,. xx ' iii , as .. .-1-HS ...V 23. 4-r,k,f '.?vgg.: .,. .yt 1 - - - s f fr' - . ' -aate X . 4. iw -::' A It 1.1 , it W McCallum romps against the Ganders. Myers stuns Baytovnm. 178 HBILHIE UFFEHSE STUPS TEXHHS STATISTICS RAY ABILENE 8 First downs I2 105 Yards gained rushing 332 40 Yards passing 0 8 Passes attempted 2 L 2 Passes completed 0 0 Passes intercepted by 3 5 Times punted 3 33.2 Punting average 31.6 3 Fumbles recovered by 3 2-30 Yards penalized 2-10 The Texans drove to the one foot line in the first quarter only to lose the ball on a fumble. Then Jim Carpenter went 94 yards for the score. Gregory's extra point try was good. The game was a defensive battle all the way except for the two runs by Carpen- ter. He broke away in the second half for another touchdown run. The Texans held the Eagles for the remainder of the game. The Texans played one of itheir best games of the season, but it was not quite good enough. Nothing would put a damper on the Texan spirit. Abilene had plenty of praise for the Ray team. I4-U McCallum shakes loose for yards against Alice Parks drives for short yardage. Texan drive is stalled. An eagle is hauled in. 'H McCallum plunges against the Eagles. THE RAMBLING TEXANS First row, left to right: Butch Howard, John Havens, James Bartee, David Biggar, Dale Looney. Dudley llaas, Dick Robertson, Vernon Couch, F. J. Wilson, Bo Casimir. Second row: Tommy Wright, Dick Roberts, James Van Matre, Archie Brewer, Lee Johnson, Bobby Campbell, George Rosas, Doug Herron, Butch Allen. Third row: Bill Schroeder, Dale Hargett, Richard Cook, Kyle Pettit, Dicky Foerster, Eddie Scott, Paul Peterson, Norbert Helder, Floyd Neill. Fourth row: Coach Gregory, Bob Rankin, George Parks, Benjie Wagnon, Fritz Miller, Steve Sharp, Coach Crawford. THE TINY TEXANS First row, left to right: Bill Lopez, Roby Terrill, Richard Gallagher, Fernando Ortega, Bob Wilkins, John Davila, Don Lane, O'Dean Hamm- ett, Willie McKnight, Dennis Thacher. Second row: John Hardin, Jimmie Bratton, Gerald Starr, Darrell Haley, Steve Miller, Gordon Daugherty, Manuel Galindo, Ray Caballero Bill Powell, Phil Marek. Third row: Bob Harris, Sam Longoria. Bob Blackman, Carl Shepherd, David Gibson, Herbie Arlington, Bob Banks, Larry Howard, Tom Camp- bell, Bob Spruce. Fourth row: Coach Luquette, Dickie Beach, Sidney Beauford, Ibrey Nunez, Ken Sidwell, Ernest Young, John Boyd, Coach Van Cleave. F3 t s I -1+ B TEAM SCORES B TEAM THEY H 30 4 . . . Woodsboro . . . 0 6 4 . , La Feria 4 , . . 13 20 . , . . . Gregory , . , . 6 26 . 4 . Los Fresnos . . . 13 55 A , . Brownsville . , . 0 32 . . . Victoria . . . 7 40 . . 4 Edinburg . . , 20 0 . . . Miller , 4 . 28 TINY TEXANS' SCORES TINY TEXANS THEY 27 . . , . . Woodsboro , , . 0 28 ...,. Solomon Coles . 4 . 4 0 26 . , St. John's lRobst0wnJ . . 6 20. . . . . Miller . . . 4 . . 0 , , 6 , , . . Alice . . . 4 12 26 . . . Sundeen , . . 0 Roy Gregory Gene Van Cleve Aurelian Henry Crawford 42 I 4 n Beeville t I V 6 Team Coach Assistant Tiny Luquetie Assistant B Track Texan Coach Tiny Texan Team Coach Golf Coach Basketball Baseball V VARSITY MANAGERS AND TRAINERS i Y ameg Lgye Butch Hammelt Danny Graviff Billy McMillian Rod Jackson Robert Adler Tippy Clark Ray Winiger ad Manager Manager Trainer Manager Manager Trainer Manager Manager 181 THE TEXHHS Left to right: Gary Biggar, Sharon Littrell, Betty Ruth, Barbara Bick- ley, Barbara Greenwood, and King Moody. A A true Fighting Texan spirit is found in the W. B. Ray cheerleaders. Their pep and energy kept the 12th man going through thick and thin. In pep rallies and on the fieldi they led us in cheer- ing the team to vic- tory. i 182 I I 1 I ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Mater! May your spirit never die. To the scarlet and the silver We will 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. llllllil H IHHH W. B. RAY FIGHT SONG We are the Fightin' 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! C 183 FUUTBHLL ,r 1-f' A 5 ,if ,Lv x ,f1 :kunqg 3 A W Wk l F5jm!Iffmi. , FU ,Wk V Wg .mr , ,ceq 19 N - J' . ' :M 1--. 5, -mf in 1 1 '1' I nf' I ' Y 'f .5532 g fJ R ' . ? 5' 3fWWi1IlWI -UQ Q 'xy 1-i Z 44 N BHSHETBHLL VHHSITU WE THEY 49 . . Laredo . . 45 46 . . . Laredo . , . 51 56 . . Port Lavaca . . 37 65 . . Brownsville . . 36 47 , . . McAllen . , 61 59 . . Edinburg . . 58 60 . . Kingsville . , 59 49 . , . Kingsville . . . 36 40 . , . , Aransas Pass , . . . 51 56 . . . South San Antonio . . . 54 43 . , . . Taft . . . A 45 46 . . . , Porf Lavaca . . , 57 37 . . Brownsville District . . 42 45 . . Edinburg Disiricl' , . . 72 47 . . McAllen District . . , 64 47 , . Harlingen District . , . 59 :Z Sharon Littrell, Basketball Queen 30 . . Harlingen District . . , 52 37 . . McAllen District . . 58 50 . . Brownsville Distric? . . 41 50 .......... Miller Dislrici ....... , 49 Corpus Christi Tournament - Beeville Tournament VARSITY TOP ROW: Manuel Contreras, Frank Cavitt, Charles Durham, Jerry North, Duane Davis. BOTOM ROW: Rusty Duncan, Jerry Campbell, Joe Bolen, Monty Retallack, Ph11 Albm. 186 I 'N North attempts to block Castillo Contreras and North head for the ball. Cavitt blocks a Buc. ..,.....an'IQWN. .--W . Bolen takes a rebound. N w I . x I! ,E 4,A. K,.,, .,,,., I ' , ' 5 ' , X E W V - , w J' W, J- .M M X SM fx , Ya FX i PQ, Q K as QQ I 4. is .' i 1 1 N in 55 ., . . . Q P ,.,. fx Q ' J, , X me Q ' N v nm 'A 9 BHSllElBHll B-lllllll WE THEY 39 . A . Laredo B . . . . 57 48 . . Port Lavaca B . . 20 42 . . West Oso Varsity A . 39 36 . . Mathis Varsity , . 57 32 4 . . Kingsville B . . . 40 35 , . . Brownsville B , . . 33 42 . A 4 Edinburg B . . . 50 33 . . . McAllen B . . . 34 46 . . Harlingen B , ', 6l 28 . . . Miller B . , . 45 34 , . Port Lavaca B , , 33 36 . . Edinburg B . . , 40 34 , . Harlingen B . . 53 4 I B TEAM TOP ROW: John Davila, Bob Wilkins, Larry Burrough, John Large, Dale Murray, Bruce Matthews, Roby Terrill, Penrod Thornton. BOTTOM ROW: Skippy Jines, Ben Moverley, Don Davidson, Dan Harwell, Dwight Davis, John McCauslin. 4Not in picture: Richard Cooke, Roy Penaj 190 IIHII GIIIIIIIS In the past four years, Ray has had excellent golf teams and it appears that 1957 will be no exception. In 1956, the Ray golf team won third place at the Ray-Miller Invitational. They also played in tournaments at Beaumont, Freeport, Galveston, and Kingsville, and won second place at District and Regional. Jack Powers is the only returning letterman this year. INDIVIDUAL WINNINGS OF 1956 Roy Box . . . Second place regional Bill Lewis . . Third place regional Linda Gardner-GOLF QUEEN First row Billy Alexander, Butch Reese, L. A. Train, Jim Beaty, Charles Weil, Myron Grossman, and Jack Powers, Second row Jimmy Hyder, Gerald Lewis, Charlie Trefflich, Roger Easterling, Don Peonisch, Sam Powell, and Jerry Dunn. Third row Mr Van Cleave, Jackson Giles, Alex Weil, Jim Loeb, Richard Yates, and Jimmy Easterling. Shirley Whitmire-TENNIS QUEEN TUPS IH TEHHIS The 1957 tennis teams, coached by Frank Whaley, are headed for a fine season. All the many days of prac- tice pay off at tournament time. In 1956, the teams achieved an outstand- ing record and this year's teams plan to surpass that record. Sportsmanship, as well as skill go into the making of the tennis teams We think are tops. l FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Anabell Harvey, Shirley Whitmire, Gail Schoenfeld, Peggy Armstrong, Hallie Neimeyer Betty Anderson Glenda Scarlett, and Jerrie Jones. 'sx 192 TENNIS RECORD 1955-56 Season Brownsville Annual High School Tournament Junior Boys Singles: Winner-Mac White Senior Boys Doubles: Semi-Finalists-Glen Nesmith and Kenneth DuBose Senior Boys Singles: Warren McEathron, Semi-Finalist Falfurrias Annual Hearts Delight Tournament Senior Boys Doubles: Mac White and Glen Nesmith, Semi-Finalists Senior Boys Singles: Quarter-Finalists-Warren McEathron, Kenneth DuBose Texas Schoolboy Championships-San Antonio Senior Boys Doubles: Finalists-Mac White and Glen Nesmith Alamo Heights Annual Girls Tennis Tournament Senior Girls Doubles: Finalists-Pat Ocker and Marlene Flor Baytown High School Tournament Senior Boys Singles: Semi-Finalist-Kenneth DuBose Senior Boys Doubles: Semi-Finalists-Mack White and Glen Nesmith Corpus Christi Annual High School Tournament Senior Boys Singles: Winner-Mac White Senior Boys Doubles: Winner-Mac White and Glen Nesmith Runners-up-Kenneth DuBose and Warren McEathron District Meet Senior Boys Singles: Winner-Kenneth DuBose Senior Boys Doubles: Winners-Mac White and Glen Nesmith Senior Girls Doubles: Winners-Pat Ocker and Marlene Flor Junior Girls Singles: Winner-Shirley Whitmire Junior Boys Singles: Winner-George Taylor Senior Girls Singles: Runner-up-Jan Hutsell Regional Meet Senior Boys Singles: Winner-Kenneth DuBose Senior Boys Doubles: Winners-Mac White and Glen Nesmith Senior Girls Doubles: Runners-up-Pat Ocker and Marlene Flor State Meet Senior Boys Doubles: Semi-Finalists-Mac White and Glen Nesmith TOP ROW: Ligon White, Robert Harris, Glenn Ash, Harry Porter, Mike Patterson, Gleb Bourianoff, Sam Susser, Mac White. BOTTOM ROW: Frank Pearce, Wayne Neumann, Donal Knutson, George Taylor, Eddie Hace, John Shmoldas, Watt Prichard, Raymond Perez In-..s-in , . : H . of t W.. - MW Shirley Whitmire moves up with a forehand drive. Mac White Slams a hard One' Sam Susser completes a backhand stroke. Gail Schoenfeld makes another point 194 BASEBALL QUEEN Harriet Rhodes l 3 l I F BEST Ill BHSEBHLL The Texan baseball team made a fine name for itself in 1956. The team won 17 games and lost only 8, going on to win the District Crown. Ray's team is highly favored to win the State Championship in 1957. As the annual goes to press, the Texans have won 4 games with no losses. The boys, coach- ed by Mr. Luquette, are headed for a fine season. THE FIGHTING TEXANS FF hlrley, dy Scott Duane Davis John Copk Teddy Cone Joe Bolen Coach Luquette Sonny Davis Frank Cavitt Arthur Foster Bart Fralggc Isbell, Leonard Gallagher, F. J. Wilson, Bobby Oliver. Bobby Meyers. Freddy Belhasen, Bill Chidester, Butch Hammett i Patterson. y 1 y ! ' , 195 Tak Takvorian, trombone player in Jimmy Dorsey's band, talks baseball with Coach Luquette. Teddy Cone, John Cook, Arthur Foster, Richard Patterson and Frank Cavitt warm up before George West game. D. E. Tillman at bat against Jimmy Dorsey's band. 196 Catchers-Bobby Oliver and F. J. Wilson. Pitchers in practice before Calallen game. Freddy Belhausen, Bobby Meyers and Sonny Davis-three sluggers. 1 1 .C A, 1 A I Varsity warms up for Solomon Coles game. HBH -6 SEATED: Jack Gann. . FIRST ROW: TommyCambell, Allan Custer, Manuel Galindo, Dan Jarvis, Dickie Roberts, Jon Peterson, Gene Vanderbilt, Butch Cone SECOND ROW: Don Davidson, Horace Baugh, Jerry Foy, Bob Wilkins, Larry Kilgore, Monty Retallack, Gary Anderson, Jim Cobb. COACH: Lindsey Carol. x 198 THE BINDER TEXHHS In 1956 the Ray track team, coached by Smiley Davis, placed second in district and won the regional meet at Kingsville. The team placed very high at the Texas Relays and placed 'fifth at the State meet. The track team was well balanced, having point-makers in both field and running events. The team so far in 1957 has placed third in the Border Olympics and sixth at the Hub City Relays. Great things are expected of the 1957 Cinder Texans. i 5 TRACK QUEEN - Judy Ewing IRST ROW: Bud Walsh, Bill Roby, Mike Mahaffey, Arthur McCallum, James Parks, Garron Dean, Peter Mahaffey, Ronnie Holiday, Richard Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Dickie Beach, Gary Hobbs, Gene Crain, Rusty Duncan, Fisher Humble, Ray Freeze, Doug Shields, Dudley Haas, Darrell Frith. HIRD ROW: Frank Eddleman, Jimmy Hays, Gary Brundidge, Tommy Estes, Philip Theis, Robert Mastih, Warren Terry, James Coulter, Tommy ou las. Z OURTH ROW: Willie McKnight, Linwood Graham, Frank Davidson, Tommy Clendening, George Tuley, Paul Harmon, Darrell Kirkland, Lou arter, Bob Cox. IFTH ROW: Melvin Myres, Howard Cagle, Fritz Miller, John Lopez, Vernon Arnold, Butch Couch, Dennis Thatcher, Richard Rivera, Rene Soliz. SIXTH ROW: Joe Holt, Joe Smith, Robert Adler, Sammie Lyle, Willie Harmon, Ty Camp, Rodney Davidson, David Fox, Dick Smith. SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Smith, Joe Peralez, Jack Bonner, B. J. McCord, Coach Gilligan, Exie Hemphill, Sam Westergreen, Lee Johnson, Bob Ranken. 199 Haas is over with ease. Mike Mahaffey EHS ready for the Dick Smith and Frank Davidson run the half mile one hundred yard dash. , , 'f' Fritz Miller practices starts. 200 Dudley Haas runs the hurdles and Philip Theis runs along. John Davila clears the blar. Up and over GIRLS' PHUSIUHL EDUCHTIUH GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS: Miss Challie Thornton, Miss Elorine Regner, Miss Frankie Clark, Miss Margaret Bray. The excellent girls' Physi- cal Education department at Ray is enjoyed by many. The girls are trained in mind and attitude as well as physical de- velopment. Many popular sports are carried out in physical educa- tion. Archery, baseball, speed- ball, volleyball, plus health and first aid are a part of this program. Archery is one of the many sports offered in Girls' Physical Education. 202 v..- --g--',. , gnu-u Well, I finally made it! What's this? Tennis-ballet? Now watch this Iob! No fair climbing, that's a foul. Watch it, don't step out of bounds! Somebody help me! . and it's a mighty drop kick! 0. K.! Let's have some action! Here's a homer,' for sure! This better be a strike, Now, now, girls, it's only a game. - Y v-'GQH Y - liz- What do you thing I am, a giant? Ready . . . aim . . .fire! Boy! What a team! 206 ' ' ' ' SILVER SPUH STHFF UF 1957 ' ' ' ' ' Gene, editor Gayle, art editor ,....,. Spider, sports editor .... Dee, typist ..... ...... Lynn, assistant art editor ..... Beverly, club editor .....,. Marie, assistant editor ,,..,. Louis, photographer ....... Jackie, business manager Bill, business manager ....., Miss Cobb, sponsor ....... Miss Shaw, sponsor ....... the head without one whose fingers are on every page favorite sport - flirting who copped our typy who drinks our cakes who lost her copy who lost her mind Cfor girls' P.E.j who balances the books who balances Jackie who keeps the money bag who thinks this is very silly VARIETY AUTOGRAPHS 51,8 A or 208 i 1 V 1 1 Q A 'a w 1 f'