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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

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A 'Na n A N .xx ' Aa X ' x 1 '1 Q ,iff s Q 1 on . l 1 Q Q . '. w'f'Qw l 5. -sf u 4 I OS N l A. 'si-fww ru .1 41 r' N in I I rs th. Nm ' 'W Miss Cobb now turns her full attention to her typing and shorthand classes DEDICATION Since the opening of Roy, the consistant high quality of the SILVER SPUR has brought it the approval of the student body and the esteem of yearbook staffs throughout the State. Certainly this reputation is the result of the applied energy and skill of the successive staffs. Nonetheless, energy and skill that is undirected is not able to progress efficiently or effectively and isdependent for its accomplishments on effective leadership. The successes ofthe SILVER SPUR for the past eight years owe much to the competence of its sponsors of that period. Their good humor and sound judgement provided guidance through many staff problems and production difficulties ln ap preciation of the fine lob clone as sponsors from 1950 to l958 this volume of the SILVER SPUR is dedicated to Miss Berta Shaw and Miss MarieCobb yearbook sponsor MISS Sl'1ClW teaches American history ,ck-N514 'N X I . Away from her position as . .,,, by I l I x-ml -ildxh 6 Qqiifg ml le A 7498 5 fta I gf CUR PLACE lt ns In this bunldnng that we prepare fo go our separate ways Here we are, In part hon of cmzenslwlp Thus s a place of preparation ancl development and the life we Irve lwere wall remarn a vlvld memory Calendar aclmm6Tfa'fTon, clasfef. fenlblj - gg 5 OPMMOYES P6lvoYJ25 aTMf'Tc5 OY9d1u3cftTOYx5 '34 ' Q wb A ' 5.2, . 50 Wfwf 12.72, I34' , x48 L W, W V I Av, v 1 Nw 1 ! !'f 1 Q 'Q ,- 'z 4' 'fflww' Q ka at-X 1' ' 1 hi wh QQ. Q 'W-4 . ,wf', im , 1 1-4. O I -new -4. I 'V SEPTEMBER 3 REGISTRATION Students sign up for ogue s tyolng class SUMMER The headlong surge of regls tration lolfed us from the lazy pace of summer and thrust us unto the rapud schedule of fall actlvatles The old routine turned wath the Issuing of books and classes began un earnest Outside of class we were laced wmth new parking regulations underclass plcfures and the Stu dertCounclI candy sale Itwasn t long before everyone realized school had begun' SEPTEMBER I7 CONSTITUTION DAY Mrs Norrlsand KayseneJones dnscuss the Constututuon SEPTEMBER I5 BRIGHT LIGHTS Underclassmen pose for school pictures K . .. . . re- I V I . . . I I Q V I I ' I I g ' . 0 , 1 T. :Z I: I X , . 'X -s l , ' . f 5,f.f Q Q ff' 1 ff I. if 47, JKT'-EAL, 5755556 I I I' ul W f S I E I I I 'xvlf I L . X OVER REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER 5 STICKY BUSI ll 'J' NESS Chuck Little carefully places a registration sticker on his car WI lIIe Mike Blackwood ard Jerry Stanton watch SEPTEMBER 24 - SWEET TOOTH. Sandy Scbolze and Heidi Hutton make headway with Student Council candy sale. SEPTEMBER 4 SENIOR PUTS SOPHOMORE T0 WORK Robert Gossett carries books for Gene Vanderbilt M AUSTIN OCTOBER 9 STRUMMIN ON THE OLE BANJO Kenneth Carter Duck Webb, and Alyce Thurston make mad musoc during assembly October was a month of flrsts lt brought the first ond only bus trap along with the fnrst cold spell Mr Banlo discovered newtolent among our student body at thetnrst pond assembly Ray won first place In the annual Kiwanis clothing drive The pace was set for a busy year OCTOBER 3 HERE WE COME' Students board the bus for the trlp to Austin I - I, - . I A Q I .. , I 5 4 . . I X ' . I 1 ' I ' ' l .. TRIP OLD CLOTHES DRIVE L OCTOBER I3 I7 HELPING OTHERS Leslue Stensland checks over the clothes turned In for the Kiwanis clothing drive TOP SENIORS Sem: tmallsts In the National Merut Scholarshlpcompetltnon areLou1sKlncclnnon BobJaclcson John Schler John Large John Smuttle Terry Wrzlg Marllyn Price Bailey Phelps OCTOBER 21 22 THINK' Englssh students labor over achlevement tests OCTOBER 7 HOWDY Parents and students vrsut whale wanting ln lane at the cholr barb que O O O f O3 'Ira ' t' Z xr J - 5 , . .. . . I , . I I . I . . I . . I . I and Leslie Parish. ,V -M-I I Q gg r ' - . .Y K L I I it - . if NOVEMBER 'l4-1AH-h-hl Spirit is kept at o high pitch during pep rally as the band plays 'Hound Dogn. fav, 3 Eff u 'R MILLER Traditional activities filled November at Ray. The 1959 Student Directory was issued by the Student Council. Our parents enioyed their yearly opportunity to follow students' schedule and meet teachers in a classroom situation. The annual Houston 'Black and Gold' Speech Tournament was attended by the speech students. The old rivalry between Ray and Miller, with its bonfire and all-morning pep rally, was the climax of the last month of fall. NOVEMBER' 7 -- STUDENT DIRECTORY. Bill Hayes duplicates the student directory cover as Pot Green and John Maxwell watch. 1 ti in wa- GAME . . . PARENT' NIGHT NOVEMBER I3 PARADE' Cl'1nefRunyan announces plans for pre game parade NOVEMBER 20 - PARENTS' NIGHT. Mrs. Turner welcomes Darents to the P. T.A. 'Back to School Night'. NOVEMBER 20 21 HARD THINKING Tony Garcua and Harry Tmdall dsscuss debate strategy on bus trlp to Houston 19 I 's WV? id,-f tw .. EN, 1 . A 4 - X.- am BAND DECEMBER I9 sweetheart named Marnette Smith JY: BAND SWEETHEART The band at the band Christmas dance was The Christmas spmt nncreasecl as the holldays drew near ln keepung with the season students decorated a tree an the trophy room the band held Its annual Christmas tree sale and the musnc depart ment presented an outstandlng Christmas assembly Q03 -3. -A DECEMBER 6 YULE TREE SALE Larry Bruster Charlotte Hnrstme Joe Reyna and Marnette Smuth look over trees for the band Christmas tree sale SWEETHEART HRISTMAS HOLIDAYS Pr.: wq 'Near an DECEMBER 6 FIRST PLACE' M0rfl1O S0nClerS Gnd Johnny Mitchell admire the torst place award for EL TEJANO DECEMBER I0 v n P As 0 h.9m.gm of Youth Appreciation Week Juluan Greene was selected by the Optumnst Club as Ray s outstanding cztlzen DECEMBER 15 0 TANNENBAUM Students wnth the Christmas spurlt help decorate our tree O O I , um. , , , 97, an zcafwwff' f U' w, X mf' a, ' 'MQW 3 G rw .M ww- M..- Q... 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F955 EXNIBIY Y ENTHANU 40 .JANUARY 19 MISSILE EXHIBIT An officer greets students as he prepares to explaun the Army mussule disolay MID-TERM Texans returned to their studnes after the Chnstmas vacation but there were some interruptions In the routine Civics students took time off to vlsrt the Federal Dnstrlct Court All of us were entertained by an Army exhnblf and the Speech Depart ment s school tolentassembly At mud term the teachers gave us tests and the Student Councnl gave them a luncheon Thus busy first month of 1959 ended with the final sale of thus year s SILVER SPUR and the annual Band Mexican Supper JANUARY 15 D A R AWARD Eddie Watts was selected to recerve thus year s D A R award JANUARY 30 BAND MEXICAN SUPPER Larry Collier and Judy Crofford dxsplay some of the decorations used for the Band Mexican Sooner 2 2 MUSIC February was a month of sprtng like CCIIVIIISS although the weatherman seemed determmed to gave us a wunter of tradmonal length The art department 'K helped dnspell the wlnter gloom wlth an exhlbut In the gym all of us contrlbuted to the brightness and gauty ofthe Favorutes Dance Inspiration came to us through the words of Bull Glass and the musnc ofthe Trlnnty Unuversuty Choir Durmg the closmg days of February sensors ordered theur lnvltatuons a sure svgn of Sprung -C' FEBRUARY 6 WINNER' Newly elected F T A Dlstrlct Pres: dent Kathryn Harrnngton reviews successful campalgn plans FEQR:-IARY I6 SENIOR INVITATION Semors order Ihew gmduahon with local chapter Presldent Norma Lynne Key mv: a tons My 'ir FEBRUARY I5 TIME ON THEIR HANDS Martha Noe, Vurgunua McComb, Martha Sapp, and Patrlcla Green, Ray's foreign exchange fmalusts, awaat the decusnon of the Ameracan Fneld Servlce tlll I W' I ' ' ' . I . . . ! . it X I ' 455 Z ' , A og.: M ' , ,f-.,. I ' ff- 1 , f tie M News 2 .I ' . . . . . . I I I I I . . . I ' ' if ART FAVCRITES DANCE FEBRUARY I6 I HEAR MUSIC The Trinity Unlversnty Chonr provudes an outstandung musical offering for our enloyment Z' wulrm 1--5 1-4 FEBRUARY 6 INSPIRA TION Bull Glass returns to his alma mater with a mes sage tor students FEBRUARY 14 WE HAD A BALL' Ray students kick upthelr heels before they settle down to hear the announce ment of the xdentuty of our favorutes FEBRUARY 20 EYE PLEASERS The art department stages an exposition for us In the gym 25 I I I O I ' ll - A --4-as .N 4 y V Q... ' 4 .,,w,,,, A-my - ' v Qj -N -...lZZ. 9 'X f - it 3 .WW W 'I ' V Um nwff -. + W , M -'V' Flffgltfg jr? Y' V ., ,, . . . . . . . -- . . . Q . .M-...,,. I V E . -... - . MARCH 2 TRIP WITH HONORS Refurnlng with honors from the State D E Conventxon are Judy Freyer frrst In the essay contest and Henry Colson md Sandra Sagler wlnmng tarstwnth therr scrapbook 'in-f DEADLINES March was a busy month for Ray students A new orgamzatlon The uurls Recreatron Assocnatlon was formed for gurls Interested lnathletxcs Delegates from several clubs were sent to conventions and the publlca TIOHS SlLVERSPURandVIVA rushed to meet their deadlnnes The month ended on a note of suspense as the tlnallsts for the student exchange pro gram waited to hear the results MARCH 20 WATCHING AND WAIT ING Funalnsts for the Amerncan Field Service student exchange school program are Loss Sue Hall and Carolyn Van Aken MARCH I5 HECTIC DAYS Mem bers of the annual staff work fast and furiously as the tunal deadlnne approaches ' I fs. . . . I 2 Q ,f 1 . . . - E' Y Gt , 1' ' W . me . . 1 N, . . . ,3 1 1 I I ' X r ' ' I 5 . , N W ,xx W - I . 44 .3 ' sw l . W-'S lg Wi ,, u - - ' ' 2 9 1.4 5 . . . f g -. s 3 Sv V .. '-fg Q -fp auf ...J S-HM U, . ,, sun, ,Z ' , ..,. MARCH WINDS MARCH I0 G R A OFFICERS Officers elected for the newly organnzed G R A are Karen Kownsle Betsy Blsbee Nell Brown Carolyn Edwards Mary Jane Allen Cammle Hendricks and Sudney Whrtefseld MARCH I VIVA DEADLINE May Joy Bollngef DUIS up a sngn announclng the deadlane for articles for VIVA. MARCH 5 STATE DELEGATES Delegates to the State Future Teachers Conventvon, Johnny Mitchell, Msss Hoge, Nancy Taylor, and Kathryn Harrington, leave for Denton 27 4 xx, y ffff, no ' ' x f , rl I I I I I I , . r A p- 4, . Y vt' l LANTANA DUCHESS APRIL 15 CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE Jack Freud lander flllng for Student Councll Presndent and Vlr gunna Love candidate for Vrce-Presudent check their appllcatrons wuth Mlss Cummnngs April began and senlor actlvltues started Appllcatlons were tiled by prospective cheer leaders and Student Councul offlcers and the plonsfor end of school CCIIVITISS were started APRIL 10 AWARD WINNER Perry La Rue was chosen as Lantana Duchess 3' i APRIL 4 CONVENTION DELEGATES Henry Colson and Judy Freyer plan thelr trip to Tacoma Washington for the National D E Convefmon I f 5 MM 14 ' few.-..e.... . V W if . - ' I KA X I H i r I - I ' f X ' I . t . I ' 3 E X , I , - j ,VM -A - X .' I I ' , . . I . CAPS AND GOWN .1- ,1 APRIL I7 A NECESSARY EVIL Busy teachers sort report cards af the end of another sux weeks APRIL 2 FINAL DAYS APPROACH Mr Cam measures seniors for caps and gowns QR APRIL I5 YEA TEXANS. Barbara Reager, Jerry Traughber, Nancy Presnall, Eve Woods, and Jan Marshall flle applncatlons for cheerleading 29 A 2 .. .4 1, 'ZA 3 s,,V ' Un Z 4' , uf 1 .V as I, . x 'Q Q I We - 4 1 gy? I - fo I Ji' dd Q KM, V i Z , ,T A A 'Y Rx I f , 1 N I f 7 A, N I li ' N U i ' ,, i . ' ' ' 4 X. 4 , . PICTURES MAY ,3 SENIOR PARTIES Barbara Bratton llfvxoy Regenold laugh with honorees Kay C6 s Betty and Bwbara Campbell MAY I9 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Mdrrlvn Melms displays 0 trophy to be glven Gway at the Annual Awards Assembly MAY 1 PROM COMMITTEE Members of the decorcmons Commattee work on decoratnons for the prom 30 V by - , Q ,'Q?3,'f', ' 5 K -1 1 , . P ARTIES PROM JS. l MAY 21 LOOKING AHEAD Thinking ot next year sensors Jerry Hayes John Smlttle and Terry wlllg glance through old college annuals Y X.. F F MAY 11 CLASS PICTURES Kaysene Jones, Louus Kuncannon, Shawn Carpenter, Betty McCroskey, and Duck Smrth look at senlor puctures 31 May was a month for sensors the busy rush of parties and the planmng anal enloymg ofthe prom Yet filled as nt was with actnvltres May was a time of reflectuon as we paused to contemplate not only the progress we have made but also the future we have planned MAY 13 SCOUT BLAZES TRAIL Barbara Kerr outstandmg Gul Scout has been chosen as one of twelve gurls to represent the U S at an mternatuonal encampment un Puerto Rico thus summer .. V' V 1, ' , . . . . I .I l I . lllllll X f 2 r - W7 'Y' W. A ,fy ' I ill l li., 1 l ' Q ,rll l , r ' Q . 4 ' rr .. . .1 ' , l Q ' U D ' J f If' ' . U ' , gf 3 A ll I U F' HI' ll! 1 1 Ig! 4 IH U IH! I L w I I I, ,ff-'-' X X' B - N Q mfs KXN,1 rX- f f Z M 6 ,.,.,fxfvX- w-,4.,6vw,J1.,L1 gxmzvvg wk!-Nfbuavv- as -N M fi CX C-S, i r I WWW STRAIGHTFORWARD LEADERSHIP ARTURO VASQUEZ Vice President TOM M B ROWN E President Competent men make up the Corpus Christi Board of set up school policies which effect us and our school We can extend to them our gratitude for the golden moment when we walk off the stage diploma in hand RAYMOND E EDSON Secretary Board of Education in session DR WILLIAM E MORRIS B. F. HARRISON JACK RYAN FRED SANDERS 34 ' VN: h ,,, I .f .1 Education. We depend on them to make decisions and a 1 I ' I I ' :glad GUIDES OUR SCHOOL if CQ WELDON G GIBSON Director of Personnel DR R L WILLIAMS Supermtendent The admunlstrators of our school system ably envoke and extend the pollcles of the Board of Education The ad vances ofour schools In currlculum teaching standards and physlcal facllltles are the result ofthelr constant endeavor It us to thelr ablllty and hard work that we owe our success GEORGE W DAVIS Durector of Chnld Accountmg Census and Textbooks 'T' S .I BURLESON GEORGE BROAD .I D SLAYBAUGH Dlrector of Research and Dlrector of Instruction Durector of Tax Finance Auxuluary Servuces 35 and Property . . . . , . - 1 I . I 1 w ' -4 - I, ' x I t .if , Y Y I . . . . 1 n a I , PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANTS PERFORM MANY DUTIES CLAUDE COOPER Fnrst Assistant Pruncupal Mr Claude Cooper tnrst as srstant prnnclpal and Mr Glen LeBIeu second assistant prlncl pal have provided nnspnratlon and leadership to us both ln academic and extra curricular affalrs We are grateful for the co operatnve guldance they have demonstrated ln hrs thlrd year as Ray Hugh prlnclpal Mr U D Henslee has again demonstrated how his kund ness and patuentunderstandmg of our dauly problems makes hum an Integral part otour actlvrtles The homeotthe Fnghtmg Texans fortunate to have had rn posutuons of leadership for nine years thus snncere and enthusaastlc man GLEN LeBLEU Second Asslstant Prlncnpal - , . . . XS ft, ' - . I H ' - l fl A IS viv- , 3 A ' 'T - I I ' . . . I . I . I . . , . I 36 f H r THEY FIX THINGS UP AND KEEP THINGS STRAIGHT The Guidance Department IS one of the busuest departments In school All records of each student are kept by our counselors and reglstrar Wnth them Iles the responslblllty of guudlng every student MRS AUBA PARK Counselor MRS FAYE TEL FORD Counselor MISS CAROLYN HYMAN Counselor MRS. JUANITA SANDS Registrar 38 Q! 77 Q! 11 W . .. . . . PARENTS,TEACHERS WORK FOR COMMON GOAL Mrs Floyd Mccroskey Mrs Wm H Hawn and Mrs G S Ahern try to work out a P T A problem PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ....... . . . . .... Mrs. Floyd Mccroslcey Vice-President ....... ......... M rs. G. S. Ahern Recording Secretary ...... . . . Mrs. Marshall Graham Corresponding Secretary .......... Mrs. N. H. Knutson Treasurer ............ ....... M rs. Wm. H. Hawn Parliamentarian . . . .... . . . Mrs. Woodrow Glasscock Historian ......... ............ M rs. Lewis Weil A vital step in the solution ofproblems in education is the establishment ofa linlc of communication between the school and the home. At Ray, this step is made by our active Parent-Teacher Association. At their monthly meeting, the difficulties faced in the classroom are discussed, and plans and methods are formulated to correct them. ln its continued work, the Parent-Teacher Association helps parents and teachers achieve their common goal ofeducating today's youth. EXECUTIVE BOARD P T A Seated Mrs Howard Murray Mrs Hawn Mrs Mccroslcey Mrs Ahern Standing Mrs Mulhollan Mrs Kaufman Mrs Davidson Mrs Breath Mrs Lyle Mrs Mums Mrs Jones Mrs Gregg Mrs Park Mrs Melms Mrs Parrish Mrs Maxwell and Mr Henslee n - , . . . , . . . . . . . I 2' Q Q . . - . , . , - , . . . . , . , . I . , . , . I , - , - , . , . , a , . . - MRS RUTH BATES Social Studies Okla Teachers College A B a A LM MRS EVELYN BOCHOW Business Educatuon Unlverslfy of Texas B A M B A x YONA BIRD Study Hall T S T C Unrverslty ol Houston M WILLIAM BOX Vocational Educonon S T C GAYLENA BRIDGES Homemalung CW B MRS IONA BROOKS Engl sh Baylor B A G- BARBARA BIRDWELI. Engllslv T S T C Un vers tv at Houston M E fi JOE A CAIN VERNA BRYANT CLAUDIA CAGLE Mavhematlcs Englzsn T S T C Mary Hardin Baylor B A Un erslty of Calnfornla A B A Unlversnly of Texas M Ed North Texas State M S MRS JEANETTE CHAPMAN FRANKIE CLARK Englush Speech Physical Educahon Baylor B A C W Unnversnfy aI Texas M Ed r MRS MARY J CLARK Social Studies English Duke B A T xus A 8. l M A 40 FAC LT 'N A Kenny Mobley constructs furmfure under the guidance of Mr Woods Mrs Helton, Mrs Bates, and Miss Graham gom the P T A MARIE COBB Business Educatnon Unuversny of Texas B A M A 7 , , K . , . . 5.w ..... , 5.5. S.w ..... , 5.5, ' ou. . .,M.A. , A. l .V , ., . ' il r -.. g',, I I , ,, , at , Q I Q . . i 4 'A E.T....,a.5. K . V7 1.5. . ., 5. , . . A I 6 ' fl xl 5.w, .. , .,B.5. v , .. .V , ..,M,. 5 'I , A T.5. . ., 3.5, MA. , f . , . ., . , ' ' , . . e . ., ., VIA MARIE CRADDOCK Marhemancs Unuversity of Texas, BA., M,A, rg ' ,, H I sl 1,' 7 2, Z ' ' . 'AL E Hg Q , , SMILEY DAVIS Physrology Coach Baylor B Umverslty of Wisconsin M S The morning announcements are read by Mr Cooper C1-xv MRS. 10 CRANFORD ONETA CUMMINGS Sueeclv, Debate Mavhemavncs Baylor, AB. lncarnate Word College, BJ? Trinity University, M.S, MRS LAURA DUGGER Secretory A-ANZ' MRS IONE DUNN EDITH ECHOLS Eng sh Chem sfvy exasll Ll exasli Sl Un vers fy of Houston M Ed ffx Mr LeBleu takes the money of students going to Austin CLINTON EGGERT LOUIS T FERGUSON MRS CATHERINE FORD Algebra Clvermstry Marne ahcs plwysucs Spunwslx ms A 5.1 un erswy of Tm, 5 A M A un. ersnty ol rem M A B A -Aw Hrs MRS JULIA FRASER MRS EDNA GILBERT MRS LOIS GOVE OTELIA GRAHAM Physucal Educatnon Loran Sgence 506,01 Sfudw, Unuvefsny ol C C B S Central Much gon B A S T C West Chestev Pa University of Texas B A 41 Columbia Unxverslfy M A NRS. CHRISTENE GREEN English Mary Hardm Baylor B A T xus A 8. I M A an MRS ADA W HARRISON English Unlverslfy of Texas B A MRS KENNETH HINER Brble Baylor University B A KATHLEEN University of ROY E. GREGORY MRS. VIRGINIA HAMM Social Studies Conch Science East Texas State B A M S Oklahoma N E State College MRS. D LILA HELTON English Mexico Hlgl-:land Unuversny B A CATHERINE HOGE Mutlnemaflcs C W B S MRS FRANCES HUEBNER Homemalc ng C W CAROLYN FRANCES HYMAN LAURA DELL JUSTIN Counselor Lubrcncn Umversrfy of Texas B A M A S C an FACULT Mr Chlorgno checks the bus route for the band trap toAusfm 4 I -4 1 JACK HUMPHRIES Industrial Coooerahve Trcnnmg exas A 5 I ROBERT KRANER Mcvhemancs U 42 Kroner puts cz parlcmg stacker on has cor fin-I MRS CLARRIS LETTS Prmcrpal s Secretary Mrs. Wesfervelt tackles job of grading six weeks' tests 3' 4 , f 316' AILEEN Lone Biology Sam Housvan Sv. College, 3.5, N. Ed. 'NJ mnley Davus offers fafherly advlce to students MRS JERRY MCCULLOUGH 44-d! 4-J-44' 77144 A-4'-I 44510 A.. -4,146 , , A317771 Li'-44f1r'K-711J frff' ' 2.4 Soc al Sludxes wevsny of Texas B S v 'Q fh a? MRS JOVITA MIRELES C R NICHOLS Sparnsh Social Stud es Meme aflcs Lady of Yhe Lake B A S C Unuverslry of Texas M A Stephen F Ausvln M 43 MRS. FRANCES LOVE Anendonce Clerk 6- V MRS. CELESTE LOWERY School Nurse MRS GRACE LUTER Dlstrubuhve Educaf on Bethany College B A T S T C MRS LILLIAN MCNEILL Eng sn xas A 5 l SHELBY RAY LOVE Mofhemavncs nm A. 5. I., 3.5. li' A. J, LUQUETTE Physucal Education, Coach Stephen F Ausfun B S University of Texas B S MARGlE LOUISE MCCLESKY Child Development Lab ANNIE MAE MELTON Biology vm, Hmm Baylor B A lo a State M S MRS MILDRED NORRIS MRS AUBA PARK lv 5 Erma Covnfelof iT B A Umversny ol Texas B A Jm ersny o exas exasASl TxasA8.l MA 1 .. xx , . , ' S.w .,... , MA. ,XX rf L N - ri' ., , --1 6 y , ' . , 4,5 1' ' 'A K . Rv . ' I A X ' 1? Q 5 F ia, l A 1 1 I l l. ' . Un , .., ,Ei le . ., 3 A, . I I I -- , S,w.T.S.T,C., wx, W I A , R 1 My 1 ' ri lr ' l 'V ' J . V- , -f T L e . S e 3 r ' . wa s as 4 A as :,,. I , Ky , A - LE' 3 it A , 1 l I m vi , was I N.T...,B.s. lv , . . . , fd. T , ., MA. e - -. - - E. L. PEAVY MRS. MARY JANE PRESNALL DAN A. PURCELL Civics Librarian Social Studies, Coach S,W,T.S,T.C,, B.A, T.S.C.w., B.A. Texas A, 8. I., BS., M.S. Texas A. 5 l., M.A. CULT K 1 U ELORINE REGNER CHARLES RICHARDSON Mrs. Agnew tells sophomores about the Fighting Texan spiri Physical Education Mechanical Drawing s.w.T,s.T.c., B.S. nm A. 5. M., BS., M. Ed. Universnvy of Houston, M. Ed. GEORGE ROBERDEAU Foreign Languages University of Texas, HA., M.A, MRS. ISABEL RUTH Social Studies S.W.La. institute, BA. Texas A, 5 l,, M.A, aww' f X , N, ji if , A N- MRS. BERTA SHAW Social Studies Texas Wesleyan, B.A. Texas A. 5 l., M.A. MRS. ARRA ROGERS English s.M.u., BA., MA. Q' Men ofthe faculty enjoy a moment of relaxation in the Ii ie 'V MRS. JUANITA SANDS MRS. xuszeux scocm U, Registrar cnc., -, I sill, rem 11.8 1, av., Ms, , Q -yi Alf MRS. MARY SHELTON MRS, VIULET SONE DON SORENSEN Study Hall English Biology Texas A, S. l., B.A., M,A. W.T.S.T.C., r'i.A. pan American College University ol Texas, M.A. CUSTODIANS AND WILLIAM E STAGES MRS FAYE TELFORD CLAUDIA MAE THOMPSON Dnys cal Educa! on Co c Coun :lor Booksfore T A L I S W T S T C S CAFETERIA woRKERs exui 'naman ? Mrs Marfun, our cafeteria manager cmd our cooks Rose Herron Lucy Belle Loffen Mae Brown, and Hattie Turner prepare and serve our food daily MARTHA E VAN METER REGINA JEANETTE TODD MRS W H TURNER -Acflwemfms English Baylov dm ersuty B A M U Un erswy of Texas M Englvslw Journal rn Mgrhemumgg C W Baylor Un versny B Cornell Unzvers fy M Phnllups Marhnez Gilbert Hurtado Lenord Flores, Wullne Sorrell Joe Munoz Ambrosna Cantu Albarlco Alkazar Earnest Guherrez Panfaho Guerra Manuel Vargas MarlaArmenTa, Frances Hernandez and Mr Nlckolson fhead cusfodlanl work constantly and effnclently fo keep our building In order 45 MRS MARIE WESTERVELT MARION M WOODS Bas ness r: .1 or on focal enal Educav on exas A Ll A :aww esfern J e s fy B A Um ersny of Texas M Ed PETER ZARAFONTIS Mathematics N T S T C xas A 8. I M I , 5.5.5 I ,... 5. ., 5.5. Te cs .51.,'JS. T . I., .S. I I f- my V A O I 'V ,v- S.,.,B.A. I lv , .Ed. vi , I M 2 I A I I ' I I 1 1 1 1 . f ' , ls T.S. . ,, B.S. . I , ,A, 1 , ,S, zi 1 A ll 1 1 T ff . . . I . I . . I x 1 . 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 ' , I ' , .. . ., as. Te . ,, .S. ADMINISTRATION AIDED C? Q MRS LETTS AND ASSISTANTS Mr Henslee s office is one of the busiest in school The girls who work here help to make it one of the most orderly MRS SANDS AND STAFF These are the people who keep our records in order They are continually busy mailing transcripts and doing other very important 'obs that benefit us Many students give up one period a day to assist the office staff. Run- ning errands, keeping records straight, passing outpills and selling supplies are only a few of the many duties which they perform. These students not only enjoy their work, but their help is invaluable. MRS LOVE AND MAIN OFFICE HELPERS The girls that work in the main office should be congratulated for the excel lent work they have done in keeping our attendance re cords orderly MRS THOMPSON AND PBX OPERATORS These girls are kept busy operating the switch board BY STUDENT WORKERS CLINIC WORKERS Thesegnrls gam helpful med: col experience whale they help the students GUIDANCE OFFICE The many duties ofthe guld ance office are very ably performed by Mrs Dugger and her staff BOOKSTORE CLERKS For the convenience of all students the bookstore IS operated by volunteers before school and durmg fourth perlod 47 VISUAL AID OPERATORS Classroom mstructlon IS supplemented and clarified by fl lms and recordlngs which are capably run by the student operators . V W! fl , K A 4 I . . , . . Q 2 421 vb . !-v.,,' .. 'ni ' Q Ulf A ' A , 4 YA , A I I u . . ' I 4 EDUCATION S BASIC COURSE The Englnsh department attempts to traln the student to acqunre a knowledge ot words and phrases to understand grammar to be responsive to the flow of rhythm nn lnterature to recognuze the beauty un fuguratlve language and to acqulre both the power and habit of reading books for enloyment as well as for utlllty L. Crystal Turner, Junior Landry and Candldo Aranda order books from the TAB Club .7 i Tommy Estes Hallne Wnllxam son Betty Campbell Robert Blackman Mrs McNeill and Dwught Davus dvscuss their ac celerated English textbook Students of Mrss Cagle s Englush class enloy using a college workbook SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEWS HISTORY,CURRENT EVENTS The origin of our way of lite in the nations of the world and the history of its development are studied in our social science classes Learning the way our government and economy function and the way they effect people essential to the growth of useful thinking citizens reserves of Texas to Jack Maddux TEXAS HISTORY Robert McNatt points out the mayor oil and gas AMERICAN HISTORY Using the American Observer David Horak gives a report in an American History Class 'Xi alex ' SOCIOLOGY The nation wide divorce rate is studied by students in Sociology 49 PSYCHOLOGY Vernon Arnold Pat Enlow and Betty Weather ford discuss bodily types Psychology ' is I l ::oea'5 D. 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MATHEMATICS COURSES OF EXACTNESS Jun COMP Katherme Weaver and James Baas explam geometry problem to the class The almof the matlwemat lcs departm T s to d students In galnmg a knowl edge of sublects offered sufficient for appreclatlo and Intelligent cltlzensblp Math students enioy working their problems on the board 50 SCIENCE STUDIES THE WORLD AROUND US The department of science offers varied courses In the fnelds of bnology physics physlology and chemistry lt IS the asm of these courses to help students gaxn ageneral knowledgeof scuence and an mtelllgent vlewponnt toward It Dlasectlng a frog ln biology are Sharon Seale and Christine James Linda Jean Burleson conducts tests wnth varvous aclds The language and IIT erafure of a nation are an Index of the psycho logy of that naflon and that fact makesfhe sfudy of a forengn language essenfnal unthese fumes Students at Ray have The ooportunlty of learnung not only about other lancls bufalso about fherr own language Through The study of French Spanish and Lafm '? 'l LANGUAGE STUDIES BROADEN STUDENTS OUTLOOK STUDENT TRAIN FOR COMMERCIAL SUCCESS Commercial expansion is great in the modern world and students feel the need of instruction in typing shorthand bookkeeping commercial law commercial arithmetic and secretarial train Ing The purpose of the business department is to prepare students who wish to go directly into the commercial field or use the knowledge for higher education tions Sharon Horsman and Pat Benson enloy working the Mrs Bochow s second period class is recording bookkeeping transac mameograoh machine Mr Norwood dictates a letter to his shorthand class 53 Mrs Bochow gives Deane Sullivan instructions on a typing assignment EARNING WHILE LEARNING Nqmiwuu I Worklng as a maintenance mechanic, Alvlno Maurlclo lndustrual Cooperatuve Training and Dnstrlbutlve Education courses provide on excellent opportunity for students Interested In goung durectly unto o protessuon after graduatuon or for those seeking early trammg ln their chosen fneld The students attend school half of each day and receive on the 'ob tranmng that offers them rapud advancement In thenr career repairs a lawnmower 5 M M1044 R' --. Linda Kirkland arranges flowers for a local florust Don Holder tabulates prices as a checker In a grocery Sf0fe Stralghtenung merchandise In a localdepartment store as a part of Judy Freyer s O Manuel Arias and Leonard Wilson set type for the publications in the school system. 54 STUDENT S ABILITIES EMPHASIZED BY ART SHOP lndustrual Arts IS to and hugh school students who are Interested an a hlgher educatlon and alms to help those who are not able to attend college In becomvng self reluant Mechanical drawmg and wood working are offered Working on thenr shop prolect are Luclan Alvarez and Augustine Montez A mechanical drawmg problem IS being worked out by Nancy Luckms and Glenn Ash The department of art us truly a contrabuter to cultural Begmmng thelr wood carvmg prolect are Ann Murrell Ksrby Wnlson and Barbara Umtls Randy Spence and Alpha Ann Muenzenberger worlc on thenr tooth pack sculptures 55 advancement In creating a love ofthe beautlful The alms of the courses un thus department are to glve specufuc tram Ing In the fundamental prmclples of art to develop a vltal Interest In orugunal creatnve expresslon through the use of different medua and to gnve deflnlte Instruction In the art problems Dunk Norrell Mary Rose Shaw Wayne Johnson ancl Bob Gabbert try their hand at paper mache f.. in Q. yum 3 1 5 1: Y r ' ' ' fiis , . . . ' 1 Q Q 1.0 ,, gigs...-vs . J- f P if .' f' 9, vi '3wEl!fmY391f1 3 ,nf I J , f I v' 1 , K f' 4 rw If z , if 1, Ifri O Z A 4 ff 1- 1 1- 1- X45- f f x . K 4' Q5.', .. .Q .3 9 q T , S ix ir. . ... 9 . 0 . l.' 9 Q, ' ' O .0 eggs. ,.' . .. Q I . 4' ., K.. u ,N . 5 u ' H . ..., Q.- ...- ' 4 .No 5 'i.. 6 - Q . 4 K' -new 0 V 5 . If n Q, 'Q . fe-my ' ' ' V 'J . 'lf' f .' f 0 'W -'W 1. M H. :- ' '- - -' -- . . -' . 1 , xx. ' J' ' . Vw. J 'Nw' ' , .' , , Q . , i . n ' 'A.s F, x ' ' . 'XX -' '. HU R ,935 'Q 7 Fl: may' Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5 U d f ................. Julian Greene P denf ............... David Gib -'ik Christy B .. ..CIoreF Q ,L H UQIN if J fn lr WM u rm 'JI-r a ! xx INV L 19' 'Q ,-,ai lil Another year has ended, but this year it is different, because for for some of us it means the end of one of the greatest phases of our lives. As seniors we look back on our fruitful years at Ray and find untold pleasure in these wonderful remembrances. We review our past experiences and think of our academic and extracurricular accomplish- ments. The memory of them is an inspiration and gives us perhaps one small glimpse of what lies ahead. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Left to Right First Row Perry LaRue Kaye Cunningham Marilyn Price Clare Foran Julian Greene Christy Baize and David Gibson Second Row Susan Marks Frank Matta Sandra Roth Bob White Shawn Caroenter Ben Vaughn Diane Hodde Bobby Banks and Gail Pearce 59 I 1 ' lqxf ' l'- - z .P . z I . I . . I I . I . L11 st'-'CQ M ' . ' Q , 1 '9 il I 1 I ' I C f AX uf, fl - 5 Albright Gerry Alford Daryl Allen Charlotte Ann Allen James Alvarez Esperanza Amador Lydia Anderson Claude Arnold Vernon Arp Beverly Ash Glenn Atchley Make Bach Robert Bauze Chrlsty Banks Bobby Barnett Ken Barrera David Barrera Francusco Bass Peggy Bartee James I I I I I I . I I I I I Autry, Eddie I I I I I I I I Bautnsta Alma Beanrd Bonnie Belcher Judle Bennett James ef-'sq M v-fb-4' I,- Beutore Charles Berlanga Rose Mud Term exams occupy the attention of Jeanne Wnlllams Bob White and Betty Keller Beu Rucharcl Charles Blggar D R Bishop Paula Black Marty Blacklock Joyce Blackman Robert Bobys Bruce Boerner Robert Bohanon Norma Bolunger, May Joy 61 Bradford Kay Brotton Bor bcro Brewer Archie Brown Carol Bollmeyer Wayne Bon L T Boone Borboro Borlas Elsie 2 Sensor flag flies at the Roy Muller pep rally 62 Brown Noel Browne Borborc Broyles Harvey Bruduig Nicky Bryson, Jay Buldiclor, Dorothy Burch, Mary Glenn Burney, Jerry Li i W4 4 Q 4 ,NZM . , ,, ,155 gg ' 1' JCM . ffm r A 'Si5 ..4f' s ,T . .,. gl Q, Q is x-1. ff is v wi . f f x Q? I Q1-nu? ,gig Clark .lean Ann Claybrook Effie Lou Cleveland Jeff Clifton Dalsy Cluff Frederick Cobb Jimmy Cofas John Cole Judy Collier Larry Compton Pafrrcla Constanhne Wendy Corflnas Perfecfa Couch Vernon Courfemanche Patrlcua May Crary Jean Creager Ed Crews Thomas Cronenberg Sharon Crow Gary I I I I I I I I ' I Collins, Kay I I I I I I I I I I I I Cunmngham Kaye Curefon Robert Dagley Delores Daugherty Gordon V 7' A lunchhme vnsut nsengoyed by Gordon Daugherty Sharon Cronenberg Karen Pennington Archie Brewer Mary Glenn Burch and Nancy Rogers Daves Mary Kay Davidson Don Davis Dwight Davis Henry Davis Tommne DeAses Lawrence DeLeon Ramona Deluna Mary Rose Dennis Mnke Devers Brenda DeV1ney David Dullmon Loss 65 I I I I .I-,q',,, r , Q 1 . 'ln ,uv ' , I . . . iv ' 5 ,Y I A. -', ' .r .1 I I I 1 , 1- V I , , I I I ' I I I I I I I I r Dougharty Wayne Doyle Carol Dunavant Kelth Eleuterlus Gary Dllworth Dlana Dodd Ruta Doeppenschmldt Donnell Paulo Wayne Dougharty wants dlsgustedly whsle Brenda Smith talks on the teleohone 66 Enlow Patricia Erwin Bonnie Estes Tommy Fannin Shlrle Feerer, Sharon Ferenz, Marilyn Fergus, Lee Fernandez, Nick Ferrell, Jay Filbert, Salisbury Finley, Sharon Fisher, Ann Fitzpatrick Walter Fleming Michael Flint .lean Flores Diana Flores Mary Ellen Foran Clare Forehand Mary Pearl Foster Charles Frith Carol Garcia Armando Ray Garcia Lucia Garcia Mary Alice Garcia Tata Garstang Bill Garteiser Thomas I I I I I I I I ' I Garcia, Amelia I I I I I I Garza Garza Garza, Gafch Honorio Raul Sylvia , Gary Gerhardt Jerry Gerin Gordon Germany John Gibson David Giles Jackson Gill Sharon Glenn James Glomb Marnerleen Goldsmith Sandi Gomez John Gomez Oralia Gonzales Beatrice AI :ce Greene Julian Griffith James Guerra Dora I I I I I . I I I . I . Gomez, Frank I I I I I I Gonzalez Ernestlna Govatos, Lee Grant, Laura Nell Graslnam u.leo Haley Darrell Hall Eddie Hall Lou Hamllton John Frank Matta Juluan Greene and Lee Govatos converse attl'1elr lockers between periods Hamlett Joe Hammett O Dean Hamm Jackie Haney Duck Hardin Arthur Harris Bobby Harrison Geraldine Hartman, Frances 69 awlcuns Thomas Hayes Jerry Hayes Patricia Hartsell Pat Harvey Anabel Harwell Danny Hawk uns Gale Sensor gurls boast unusual football fashions 70 Henderson Ralph Hendrlcks John Hendrlclcs Linda Herbert Connie Herman Sandy Hernandez Tomas Hewlett Jo Ann Heyland Nancy l V l' l H ' , - l - , , xl y . Q l . I . . X Hazzard, De Sha . l . F , ' 5 Hirstine Charlotte Hitchcolc Carol Hitt Kay Hogan Penny Hohstodf Mary Ann Holder Don Hollingsworth Phyllis Holmgren Betty Holt Joe Hoover Lots Horn Pat Hotchlc u ss Doug Houser Margaret Howald Carter Howald Mnchael Huckman Mnlce Hune Annta Humble Ann Hunt Colleen I I I I I I I I I I . Hopkins, Ellen I I I I I I I I I I ki z xx af ,V 4,-f fp, Y mf 3431 ,AQ My 4?lf?L, A 1 W X I , 9 13 if 'W Q wfffig.. Mm, ' 4 I V , ..,.,,,.,,., A Q ,gf Y g ' + ff .3. IZK ' I D A DOD' Jones, Kaysene Jones, Marie Juarez, Gilbert Kacllecelc, Georgia Duck Smutlw recexves help from Rnlla Trotter Dwight Davls and Peggy Bass on homework Katz Carol Katz Slmery Kaufman Polly Keller Bettie Key Norma l.ynn Kllpatrlck Lee Klmmey John Klncannon Louls Knrkland Lnnda KIFKSSY Marla Kline Jeanne , l . . I . I Kelly, Slmelia 73 Knutson Donal Krueger Herb Krueger Mary Lou Lang Robert Langford Judy Large John La Rue Perry Lawrence Jerriene Carla Jones checks a student S schedule 74 Leal Leo Leimbock Kay Letbetter Martha Lens, Betty Le Vick, Ronald Lewis, Jarrell Lincecum, Guy Littrell, Mary Ann 1' x X . 5 5 df ,Ziff f, A J 1 ,rr 'QS Q 'AE 4 XSS, il: -, - 5 . McMurray, Geri McNatt, Robert McNeil, Danny Mcshane, Howard Mcspadden Tony Macon Nancy Maddux Jack Mallory Joan Mann re Larry Marecek Jeanette Marek Phu l Marks Susan Marshall Suzanna Marti nez Joe Matherne Anna Matta Frank Medlna Arnold Meehlerb Wnllard Melms Marilyn I I I I I I I I I Martinez, Elias I I I I I I Melugin, Weldon Menchaca, Rudy Mendell, Jerry Mendez, Esfella Bobby Banks and Christy Barze look at porfraut of the late W B Ray namesake of our school Mills oye Mrnnue Srclney Mrreles Loss Mitchell John Moberley Ben Mobley Kenneth Monfemayor Alicia Montoya Frances Menefee Kenth Meza Elvira Muller Steve Mrlllcan Gayle 77 I I I I , J I I I JK' fi ,nr I I I I l Moranda Glanduna Morales Joseplwune Moreno, Joseolune Moreno Mary UQ. Mosqueda Josephine unoz, Oralua Munoz Romana Murray Dale Eddie Watts reads the dally Scripture 78 Neuman, Wayne Newbury Gloria Nobles, Karen Nordsig Emma Norrell, Carlton Nouraagas, Marianne Nunn, Darleen Oclcer, Don Oglesby, Charles O'Neill, Milton Ortuz Lupe Padgett Tom Parlsh Leslie Park Mary Ann Parks George Patterson Allen Potter son Joy Lynn Patterson Mlke Patton Nelvelle Pearce Frank Pearl Gaul Peetz Lou: s Pena Angel Pena Carme Penuck Rhea Penmngton Karen Perolez Ismael Perez Alma Howard 'S Wx Q life ,B M1 gf f N f WX v Q 1 A' Q s nr' my W 'y w- -aww-N? MQ? L g'Wf A 5' Mm. f ha fb ,, Q nw, 'W Q 1 vie, 1' Wx ff A - 232-,fry ,w ,Q f Ramsey George Rankin Bob Reeves Bonnie Reeves Brent A sensor rung rs selected by Darren Rodgers Regenold Kay Renfro Sandra Reyes Tommre Reyna Joe Ray Rhea, Christina Rhea, Robert Rhoden, Dale Rhodes, Philip Rhodes, Sharon Richards, Rose Ann Richardson, Sue Riddle, Sharon 81 fl?-f Roberts Barbara Roberts Dlcl-cy Roberts Rat Robertson Rnchard Ruley Sue Ruos Elvma Ruvera Estella Ruvera Dolores Kaye Cunningham Jlmmy Cobb PatrlclaCompton and Duck Smith leave school for the Thanksglvlng holidays 82 Robinson Gary Robinson, Lu Clare Robinson, Sandy Robles, Valentina Rocha, Lupe Rodgers, Darren Rodgers, Margaret Rodriquez, Rudy Rogers Nancy Romero Raymond Roth Sandra Rudolph Glorla Runyan Yvonne Salas Alncua Salas Sylvia Mary Salinas Aurora Sandel Phillip Schuer John Scnbnenskn Susanne Scogln Ronnue Scott Nnla Gene Seagle Jerry Serna Lydia Seward Phil Shaddox Nancy Shamberg Susan Annls Shelnburg Allce I I I I I I I I I . . S I Schorre, Hilton I I I I I I I I I Slgler Sandra Sl lls Dorothy Slmsen Jerry Smith Brenda Smith Smith Smith Smlth Joyce Duck oe Julie Marnette Smlttle John Solis Gloria Sowa Pat Sparlcman Eugen 1 a Stewart Chuck Stl lwell Tom Stone Delores Streltenberger Pat Swanson B Il Sward Robert Talbert Kay I I I I . I . , IJ I I Smith, Sidney I I I I I I I l I i I I I ,v IX 7 ff, gf mf f 4 fi ff ff .,,.. Q.. ,,, , W ,ig M 4 My ,, five J ,f iv as 2 4 1 'Q wt 'ww A 2' 5 - o A P 5:1 ffqxh .. ,, X Q1 ' wi, , Q 'W Q J N.. 'Us NF? Tribble, Nancy Trotter, Rilla Tucker, Ann Tullos, Morris Unclerbrinlc Ralph Unltls Barbara Vanderbullt Gene Vargas Lupe W Vleaux Gary Vullarreal Arnold Wagner Gretchen Walters Robert Wandless Alncla Ware Mary Watson Jon Watts Edna Mable Watts Guy Weatherford Betty Webb Jon Wersman Harriett Weiss Janice Jo West Eileen Welborn Jean White Bob White Jerry White Maurice Whittle Frank Whittle Kathleen 06 bv 'UU' Wilcox Robert Wilkins Bobby Willett Donnell Williams Charles Williams Edwin Williams Jeanne Williamson Hallie Wilson, Coke Wilson, Sheran Winters, Sharon Witzsche, Earl Woelfter, Loraine Woodard, Sue Woodson, Marilyn Woody, Carole Wray, Nelson Wright, Florence Wurz, Sidney Yates, Richard Yoist, Joe Young Tommy Youngman Fred Zeller Jack MID TERM GRADUATES First Row Frances Montoya Sylvia Lucich Betty Letts Donna Willett Jean Welborn Second Row Nelvelle Patton LoisDillman Sharon Rhodes LyduaSerna Lorrainewoelffer Mary Lou Krueger Kathleen Whittle Third Row Paula Donnell Archie Brewer Gary Gatch Charles Stewart Karen Nobles 88 I X I I f E , l . : I I ' I I U I I Dorothy Farris, Ann Feely. : I I I I I V I I I , - . : I I I I I ' Our exchange student for 1959 is Josette Thonnard sponsored by the Student Council Josette IS from Vervlers Belgium and her Now a senior at Ray Josette is truly a Dart of the class of 59 Clare Foran was accepted by the Amer: can Field Service to spend this past summer in Germany as Ray s exchange student She lived In Kassel spending her time learning all she could ofthe country and the Deople Ray is proud to have these two ambassadors of good will Miss Cummings and Clare Foran discuss plans as Clare waits to board the plane Students from Ray, Miller, and Carroll greet Josette Thonnard as she arrives in Corpus Christi. XCHANGE STUDENT WIN FRIENDS l XF y K Y l JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Left to Right: First Row: Robert Goodenough, Kaki Harris, Heleen Simon, Carolyn Kadonka, Jack Freidlander. Second Row: Tommy Miller, Sandy Scholze, Heidi Hutton, Virginia Love, Mary Vaughn. increasing their number by eighty over last year's iunior class, the 680 iuniors in the Class of 1960 have not only increased their strength in numbers but also in their participation and loyalty to Ray. Looking back, it is easy to see how these students have excelled in all the academic and extra-curricular activities at Ray. Looking ahead, it is evident that they have made excellent progress towards becoming 'Seniors '60 . 90 fn. if 4'-P l A rm - bf ,al '25 r7 TX.. ...X qu ll ...f-H- ' .-JI' i iii-wig JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Left fo Right: First Row: Kristin Willis, Bebelvlurray, Sharon Kenny, Susan Osteen, Ben Louie Aderlwolf, Harry Tinclall Second Row: Kelly Donnelly, Tom Clark, Francine Puryear, Barbara Coward. 91 in: gi! 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Abernathy Jummy Aderholt Ben Alvarez Joe Alvarez Yolanda Amaya Reynaldo Amaya Rose Anderson David Andrews Eddle Andrews Steve Applewh :te Carole Arnold Ferris Arnold Jack Asevedo Marla Atchley Make Atwood Robert Baas James Allen Bauley Betty Barley Russell Balze Baker I .ffl Baker Baker Baker Balboa Balboa Banner Barker ,af , Barr John Sharon Cathey L I nda Jane Read Stevle Mary Louise Severo Dudley Mary Barksdale Evelyn Barmore Charles Barrera Diane Barry Bobby Basden Connie Baumgarten Joe Baxter Merlelle Bayless Johnny Beardsley Glen Beatty David Beaven Dudly Beck Terry Beckman Jack Beene Patsy Darlene Campbell is pleased with The help given by library worker Frances Hartman Blackburn Micky Blackwell Glenn Blake George Blake Mary Bocock Linda Bolin Tena Bosley Pafsey May Boudreaux Charlene Boudreaux Patricia Boyd Bonnie Boyvey James Brandt Sandra Bray Thomas Brennan Jim Brents Jimmy Bridges Darlene Brister Larry Brisfer Tommy Broad George Brooks Phyllis Brown Marsha Brown Sue Buck Oscar Burke Kay JUNIORS Behnke, Cathryne Benevides, Alberto Benesh, Bob Berry David Besselman Jim Beyer Billy Buckley Nita Birge Claude Black Tom I WW! ff.,- 93 094 JUNIORS Burleson Jean Burney Paul Burton Byron Bush Melvyn Buys .loan Cameron Kenneth Sylvia Thorp s hugh stepping leader ship has added color to our band Campbell Darlene Campbell Paul Cantu Carolina Carpenter Leslie Carr Kenneth Carscadden Doris Carson Bobby Carson Chris Carson Richard Carson Sheila Carter Carolyn Case Janet Casey Walter Chapman Rol l ie Chavez Gregory Christian Doug Christina Leta Clark Carolyn Clark Diana Clark Gai Clark Tom Clendening Christie Cobb Diane Codling Monty Coffin Peggy Coker Linda Cole Gilbert W-.:v' 1 - 94 Coleman, Ronna Collins, Gene Colson Henry Colyer Susie Cool-c Eddie Cooley Cynthia Cooper Faye Cooper Mary J Coronado lrma Cortlnas Rosa Covrell Gay Cours Norma Couser Larry Coward Barbara Cru sp Douglas Crofford Judy Cronenberg Roy Crosby Jean Cryer Dale Cudd John Curran Allen Cufhbertson Jack Cutler Cecllna D va s Bull Davis Ceculna Davls Darlene Davas John Decordova .lake Del'lay Anna De La Cruz Elias Derden Max De Santos Anna Diaz Qaloh Canfu Dnmbleoy Bruce Dnmbleby Lynda Sue Drffman Elizabeth Dixon Sally Dodson .laclcle Donahue Peggy Donnelly Charles Donnelly Ellnn Doughty Horace JUNIORS , 95 'Q JUNIORS ,,a 7 nun ' '95 .alll i ffnf . 96 Douglas Brenda Drake Judy Duclcwall Valera Lynn Dufour Linda Dugger Peggy Durtlinger Don Edwards Dena Edwards Jacquelyn Eicholz Patricia Emmons Donald Engler Noelle Ermis Jeri l..ou Ewing B II Eyler Catherine Fabela America Fagen Don Falcon Dan Falcon Nora Fallen Gena Farmer Sue Fawcett Robert Fenster Richard Fenton Stephanie Ferguson Kent Field Patricia Fitzgerald Patricia Flores Thelma Folchmer Judy Foster Charles Frazier Patricia Friedman, Janice Fuller, Pat Furman, Jane Futhey, Vicki Galobert, Keene Gaddis, Jeffery Gaines, Gretchen Gallagher, John Garcia, Anna Garcia, Beatrice Garcia, Domingo Gallegos, Mary Louise Sandy Scholze discusses Silver Spur receipt with Steve Baker Ben Ader holt and Kaki Harris Gill ary Gillespie Sandra Ginsberg Judith Glaze Jaclyn Gomez Albert Gomez Elvira Gomez Pete Gonzales Andrea Gooden ough Robert Goodman Paul Graham Kenneth Graham Knox Graham Marshall Graham Sally Granberry B Il Graves Judy Ann Graves Sunny Gray Richard Greek Linda Green Pat Greene Patrick Greer Carla Grelner Rena Faye Griesenbeck Sherry Lynn I9 JUNIORS Garcia, Mario Garcia, Oscar Garrigan, Jill Gartman Milford Gartman Thomas Gartner Bob Gates Dottie Gentry Mike Gilbert Mike 11 97 l 3 T1 K'-6 xv-A JUNIORS W l vb'-H 98 Grlffrn Tlm Griffith Tommy Gruber Roy Gudeen Donna Guerra Lando Gulon Gall Gutellus Beverly Haas Raymond Haeusser Karl Hartmut Hall Donna Hall Loss Sue Halliday Cynthua Ann Hamby John Hamilton Sharon Hampton Jerry Haney Janus Hanlclns Thomas Hunser Linda Hanstrom B lly Harmon Sue Harrington Kathryn Harris Kathleen Harrison Bobby Harrnson Mnlce Harrison Nrkl Hartmann Mary .lane Harvey Txm Hatton Sharon Hawkins Pat Sue Hawthorn Janxce Hay Jack Hayes Carolyn Hazzard Da Sha Head Nancy Helder Kenneth Hendley Sandra Henke Larry Henry Carol Hernandez .luGn Herndon Ronald Herron Juluo Herschbaclc Carole Mrs Bird guves welcomlng assust ance to Johnny Walden and Wayne Morris Hooge Mucn Hoover Maru lyn Hopkins Leslle Horak David Horsman Sharon House Benny Hrnclr Ganelle Humberson Jack Hutsell Bary Hutton Held: llse Mke lngle Patricia lrby Charles Jackson Jackson Jackson Janszen E mo Jo Ellen Sandra Lunda Gaul Jarvis Carol Ann Jenkins Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Ph IS Charles Curtis T James Robert Mary Ann Sherry JUNIORS Hu p Hunolosa Mary Hoeft Kathryn Hogan Sheralyn Holbert Nancy H y Bully Holley Anson Holmes Jerry Holmes Robin 99 ek! N Q5 C 'J 5 3 Jones, Jones, Jones, JUNIORS Allen Beverly Carolyn Jones Jerry Jordan Nita Judson Ellen Kadanlca Carolyn Karchmer Ronnie Karo Stephen Q-af IOO in Senior council representatlve Wayne Neumann sells ribbons to Jo Ann Wosmg Margaret Young Mary Anne Wnlkmson Betty Zazvorka and Jo Wnlluams Kasper Kathryn Keeble Mac Keehan Jerry Kellberg Gloria Kellehor Joe Kelsey Mnke IN Kendall Wnlllam Kendrick Donald Kenny Sharon Kerr Barbara Ann Key Robert Thomas Kldwell Dottue Klrlc Linda Knrmse Dnana Knee Ernn Beth Knlppa Kay Knolle Pearson Kohls Donald Kohls Mary Alice Kolpecley Bully Kosclslcle Davxd Lancaster Ann Lanlctord Randy Latham Bully Latta Blllle Kay Laurltzen Ronnle Laws Bull Leonard Patrucla Llesenfeld John Llncoln Joe Lnttle Marsha Llewellyn Ann Lohse Carolyn Looney Linda Lopez Mary Ann Love Vnrgmla Lozano Johnny Luciano Nlclcey Luft Wllllam Lynd Penny McBee Lenore McBroom Johnny McComb Vurgunla Mccravey Lmda Mccraw Judy McDermott Marsha McDonald Susan McElroy Ralph Mclzadun Mary Jo McGinnis en McGregor Mark Mclfunney Marilyn McLellen Annette McMullsan Judnth McMlnn Rennett Macron Paul Maclas Celxa Mahan Boyd Maltz Larry Mancuas Joe J Mangum Jimmy Marlcert David Marsden Bull Marshall Kenneth Marshall Marbeth Marston Sandra JUNIORS tl ms 101 JUNIORS Q W YI X Martin Troy Martinez Alfredo Massie Anne Mathews Lewis Matta Ray Mauricio Margaret Maxwell John May Henrietta Mayo Christy Mea or Bill e Meeks Jeanette Miller Calvin Miller John Miller Tommy Milllcan Lynda Millner Dick Mums Ray Miranda Mary 6 1 102 Mokry Janet Molina Dora Molkenbur Peggy Moller Mary Virginia Montandon Blaise Montogomery Skipper Moody Russell Moore Mary Moore Lewis Morales Alicia Morales Sexto Moreman Leck Morgan Crawford Morgan Dean Morgan, Marsha Morris, Wayne Morrison, Thomas Mortensen, Barbdrd Mostyn, Jimmie Kay Muenzenberger, Alpha Ann Mullens, Lynne Murphy, Carolyn Murry, Bebe Musser, Bill Leslle Carpenter seeks help from counselor Mrs Park O Connor Shirley Ollvares Moses Olsen David Olsen Louise Olson Ava O Neal Johnny Ortiz Joe Mrke Ortiz Violet Osteen Susan Parker .lo Ann Parr Bobby Parrish Joyce Patton Tommy Pavlow Mary Louise Peale Linda Pearce Dorothy Peetz Carolyn Penlck Tommy Perez Perez Perez Perez Perez Philip oe Merida CY Romeo Yolanda s Agnes JUNIORS Nebrat, Marvin Nelms, Nancy Nesbitt, Kathleen Nicely Clyde Nnxon Paul Noake .lo Ann Noe Martha Norrls Gall Norrls Richard Wh 103 JUNIORS Philips, Don Pina, lda Pittman, Sandra Polrrler Marcel Pollock Daniel Pond Judnth Pool Joe Porter Cathy Poynor Mike Betty Wolfe and Peggy Dugger look over El Telano fxfl 104 l Price Frances Price John Price Karlene Prutchett Sue Purlnton Orville Puryear Francune Ragsdale Frances Ransleben Norman Reese Jerry Reeves Jnmmy Reld Helen Relctorlk Jerome Rlchardson Barbara Richardson Pat Ann Rxolas Johnny Rnttgers Scottie Roberts George Roberts Make Rocha Carmen Rodrnquez Rebecca Rogers Bull Rogers Gerald Rosales Paul Jr Russell Bobby Russell Davld JUNIORS Russell Larry ,. 1 P t Russell Mary Katherine Q, Ruth Ann Ruzucka Bully Rylander Cottle Saenz Ray Sahadu Jack Salas Raul Sallnas Mary Magdalene Samelson Bull Sanchez Robert Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders o Jack Martha Wayne Santos .luanlta Sapp Martha Sarman Sarlta Sarrus Marne Scholl Delame Scholze Sandy Schroeder Lew n s Scogm Beth Seagraves Myrlene Serna Adolfo Shannon Claude Shapiro Barbara Sharp Lmda Shaw Mary Rose Shealy Joyce Shearer Betty Shely Mary Lee Sheneman Carolyn Shepherd Carl Sherwin Ann Shields Max Slegelln Gerald Wayne Suerra Melinda Silva Arturo Simon Heleen Skelton .lanlce 79' 42.7 WU 517 X l lm Sllltlfx 6 1 we Wxm JUNIORS 106 Slcanner Richard Sladek Terry Smith Hugh Smith Marshall Smyth Joe Snyder Rlchard Soles Kay Soles Ronme Solko Genre Soto Luoe Stence Randy Sprunlcle Patrncna Stallings Jonna Stamps Annette Stanley George Steapp Clyde Steiger l..uclele Sfenslond Leslue Stephens Roger Stolle Carlton Stone Duane Sturdlvant Tom Sullivan Edward Sutton Sharon Tackett Tommy Tanner Richard Taylor Nancy Ray Taylor Nancy Ellen Taylor Terry Teasley John Thomas Kathryn Thomson Betty Thorne Bully Thorne Wallace Thorp Sylvia Tlndall Harry Txtus Jan Toness .lulua Torres Carlos Trammell Gladys Trelo Marla T lp ett Bull Ronnie Laurrtzen makes good use of the coke machune Vaughn Mary Vaughn Sandra Vermllyea David Vlckery Thomas Villarreal Rlchar Visor Januce Wagnon Jerry Walden Johnny Walker Carol Walker Judy Wallace Mary Walsh Douglas Walston Shirley Ward Barry Ware Jnrnmy Watson Martha Weatherford RonnueG Weaver Catherine Webb Mxke Webber John Well Cnssy Welborn Margie Welsh Agatha Weltman Rosalind JUNIORS Tuley Beckey Tyndall Boyd Underbrlnk David Ursprung Anne Ursprung Janet Uttecht Delores Valdez Marla Eliza Van Aken Carolyn Vandever Molly IX 1' 'Q 11' X ill 107 lP?ll 'vl C T A4 b...f' JUNIORS Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Zietz, Beverly Wenning Robert Wenzel Mary Ann West Linda Kay West Sandra White Diane White Paul White Sandra Whitefield Sidney Wier Henry Wilburn Wanda Wilde Jimmy Wilkinson Mary Anne Jo Carole John Judy Mitchell Robert Williams Stephen Williamson Denise Williford C L W llls Kristin Wilson Barbara Wilson Kirby Wimblsh Nell Wolcott Karen Wolfe Bette Lou Wolters Jacqueline Woodard Sharon Wosnlg Jo Ann Wright Carolyn Ann Young Margaret Young Odue Melton Young Pau Zamora Eloisa Zazvorlca Betty 108 ' ' 955 , I I V, A gl . I . of 4 f ' ' - I 4 W f , wh... - f X 2 Q . I 9 1 ' , F . I . U . ' :', 5' ' ' ' ' A 5 ii 11 , . . ' , ' 2 ' Williams, Marilyn 9 ' . 'f ,,,., '-,. ' . . . ' . A...i-, Q V , . ,I f I . I it 4. A V . . I . . , . 4 . . I 1 I , i . I . . I -'4 1 I 1 S 4, B r 'i i I Y I r ry .C e ' I 4 Y A Ar n A 'CR' .,,,, A . A- . , K Q I W I I V - Q r I I av, fl i 3' IQ ii: I ' ' lt Wifi, i. ffiQ W 424 4-r6iP?iW if? KW Q 1 ffyf Hartmut Karl Haeusser better known as Hotsy is our foreign student from Stuttgart Germany He is a member of the Junior class and vs sponsored by the Parkway Presbyterian Church He has learned to fly since he came to America Carolyn Kadanlca Clssy Weil and Mary Vaughn compare stamp collections with Hotsy. 'fa I ,1 Hotsy enioys driving American-made cars. Tommy Bray, Helene Simon, Kelly Donelly, and Hotsy discuss American History with Mrs. Ruth. 109 y,yyy W yy V dfqrfial'-ty 2-' gW--i- A l V' L I VM 1 a . if .5 ' 4 'W If N I - W I L. Jw., Q WJWW ,ff pq Aww w 'IWW' f 'A W. I W My ,M HQWQ Zffyv WV KW fm The class of l96l numbers 880 students making t the largest single class In the hlstory of W B Ray Hugh School Members of the Sophomore class have participated In many scholastnc and athletic actnvltues helpmg to add ex cltement to the year They have carrled on the Fughtmg Texan traditions and have supported their upperclassmen 131-L-Pl WW WILL! il' SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Left to Rlght First Row Betsy Blsbee .lulue Crane Georgua Ray Kay Hawklns Second Row Kay Norrell Mary Jane Allen Jane Lacey Third Row Magglel.oclcett RobbleJol'lucks Babs Burleson Duane Manshelm Fourth Row Barbara Peel Beverly Luft Nancy Rosenburg Fifth Row Randy Jones Stephen Moore lll I f If V ,l X r ..-W .IA 7 is E- .1---ee ' J E A I K E E ' E of fi . : l I I I . I 2 I I - . : . I . . I I : I I ' W . z I U ' g X V.: 'L' SOPHOMORES 1.5 el. ff r- 'Q Abarca Manuel Abt Joan Adams Joy Adams WIllIOm Aguilera Hortencla Ahern Anne Alanlz Arnold Alexander Larry Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Gary Jeanette Kathryn Mary Jane Max Ruta Alllson Aletha Ann Alvarez Lucian Amador Pedro 6 ' f v, I .1 Z . 112 Anderson Edmond Anzaldua Ouella Applewhlte John Tom Aranda Condldo Aranda Genoveva Arlas Manuel Armstrong Cynthia Armstrong Ellen Arredondo Manuel Asevldo Pedro Austin Judy Balnbrldge Celia Bair Bob Baker Sandra Baker Sigrid Baker Susie Bandy Jerry Barfield Sue Jo Barker Sharon Barkley Earnest Barnard Jimmy Barnes Charles Barnes John Barrera Arthur R Betsy Crevelung Maruan Loeb and Nancy Presnall choose new books Benson Patrlcna Berglnhelm Robert Berlanga David Bernal Audelna Berns Mike Berry Dennis Berryman Marianne Betts Dennl s Begbee Annette Birnbaum Mary Elame Blsbee Betsy Bustrezku Jay Bntterman Sydney Black Frances Black Joe Blackwell Robert Blackwood Make Blankenship Jackie Blankenshup Sue Block Sandra Dee Blunt Barbara Bocanegra Anna K Boehmer Pat Boerner Jane SOPHOMORES Barrera, Diana Barrera, Sue Barrett, Suzanne Barry, James Barlett Richard Basalu Raul Beard Sylvia Beasley lbrah Jo Beaty David Beckman Bull Bern Marvin Bennett Mary Lou 5 X...-4 5 i .eb SOPHCMORES Boothe Patrl cla Bornsteun Harrlett Boucher Robert Boudreau James Boyne .lohnny Braselton Bette Breath Lnsa Brick Randy Student councll members Eve Woods Andy Webdell and Eva Vega turn In Brrght -lUdITl1 Anne therr money from the sole of Srlver Blookover Kathy Spurs to Sophomore Business Man Brooks Jeffv ager Lee Montgomery Brown Betty My Brown Nell Brown Shlrley Bruce Doreen Brumby Ralston Bryson James Bryson Jeff Buhldar Mike Burleson Barbara Busse Carolyn Buster Susan Caballero Servondo flatly, Cable Joe Don Caceres Bobby Q Caldwell Robert 4, Calloway Mevlynn Campbell Herbert Cantu Argentina Cantwell Robert Capps Mary Ruth Carrlon Caroline Carrron David Carter Kenneth Casarez Lours Castaneda Hector 114 I , . . 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' I . .2 I .A Z' Castellano Rene Castillo Joe Castro Esther Cavazos lsmael .lose Cavltt Nora Cervantes Raymond Cevallos Adam Chapman Joe Chatman Ben Chlldre Lnnda Childs Larry Chilton Leonard Christian Mildred Ann Christian Steve Chrlstlanus Judy Clark Alice Clarke Gary Clarkson Butch Clitheroe Pamela Clower Tum Coffey Mary Louise Cohn Dwynell Colyer Scotty Concklnn Tummy Cono l ly E l 1 zabeth Cook Clifton Cook Nelson Cook Sandra Cook Ed Cooper Charlotte Cooper Ellnor Cooper Ray Copeland Denny Copenhaver Multon Coronado Mary Correa Bobby Cortez Onesurno Cotham Lxnda Cox Kennetw Cram .lulre Crawford Larry Crawford Stanley use w I SOPHOMORES IN r! ' -ml'-A ff W C ' N we I 115 i SOPHOMORES pc' I 4ll Creager Jo Beth Creasey Bobble Jean Crevellng Betsy Crocker Daryl Crook Fredrick Cross Leah Rose Crouch Briggs Crow Jean Culper Ross Culberson Suzanne Culbertson Cathy Cunnlngham Claudna Curlel Herlunda Curran Richard Currans Sue Ann Curries Marsha Custer Donnle Daley Elaine 5,-Aw U 5 116 Dampl er Nancy Darby Beverly Davidson Monty Davila Pam Davls Car Davls ay Davis lrene Davis lm Davls Linda Davls Randy Davis Vxrglnua Deacon Gall La Garza Joe l..ano Betty Leon Margaret Leon Mary Dennison Barbara De Pena Hector De Santos Mary Alice Devers Gina Devine Bob Diaz Helen Dlclcensheetz Rnchard Dxllman Loretta Sharon Mannlng grves a report for extra credlf Dupllssey Jessnca Durham Sharon Easley Jan Eddlns Mlke Eddy Darryl Ederer Ronnie Edwards Carolyn Edwards Dewitt Elsenhauer Dwughf Ensenhauer Lynn Elam Marla Emery Billie Emmons Douglas Ericson John Erwun Arthur Essex Sue Etfer Earl Evans Bull Evens Lynn Evens Roy Everson Melame Eyler Robert Falcon David Falcon John SOPHOMORES Dobyns Ralph Doerfler Kathy Dorlng Carolyn Dorrough Frances Dorsey Jerry Dougherty Duane Doughty Glenn Dudersfadt Katye Dugle Vlrglnla Dunavan Duclcey Duncan Duane Dunn Sherry J 11 W 117 . 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I ' I .. 1 1 5' ' I 1 f 5 S I SOPHOMORES Ferdm Reymundo Ferguson Alton Fernadez Yolanda Flclcon Dorothy Figueroa Glorla Fllces Mary Fisher Leonard Flsher Muke Flores Frank Flores Henery Flores Lucy Foran Peggy Sock trouble again for Phyllis Hensley 118 Fort Karen Foster George Fox Sharon Francisco Wllluam Fran ze Kent Freeman Davl d Freeman Joy French Deanne Frothmgham Kam Fuqua Jo Ann Gabbert Bob Gallagher David Ganc Betty Gannon Sharon Garcia Garcra Garcia Garcra Garcla Garcua Garcia Garcua Garcia Garrett Aurora Epnfanuo Tony Lupe Margarita Mary Obldlo Robert Rudy u Gonzales Rene Gonzales Rlchard Garrett Joe Garrett Sandra Gartman Norma Garfman William Gary Dean Garza Ben :to Garza Raul Garza Trlnldad Gaslcnn Paul Greer Lewls Glffln Judy Gllley Gall Gllpatrlck Stanley Glasscock Madeline Glasscock Sharon Goforfh Paula Goldreyer Mlchael Gomez Make Gomez Yolanda Gonzales Alfredo Gonzales Allcla Gonzales Bruno Gonzales Canclano Gonzales Ramona Good Curtis Gosnell .lan Gossett Robert Gould Georgia Grady Frances Graham Burke Graham Judy Granger Dennx s Gra sham, Harold Graves, Gerald Graves, Wulllam Groy, Bobble Lee Green, Jimmy Green, Richard Greenberg, Judy Greenwood, Buddy 'X SOPHOMORES 119 I Gregg, Janet Griffin, Charles Griffin Rodney Gross Ann Grossman Kay Gualardo Samuel Guerra Lydia Guerrero Roy Guthrie Geraldine Gutierrez Ernest Guterrez Esther Guterrez Thomas Guy Ruth Guzman Abel Guzman Eva Hair Charles Haley Stan Ha Vicki Halstead Clifford Hamlett Carolann Hamlett Eddie Hammock Kaaren Hamon Shelly Hamon Robert Haney Victor Hard Samuel Hargls David Harms Da e Harms Thelma Harper Virginia Harper William Ray Harrell Judy Harris Darby Harris ay Harris Kenneth Harris William Harrison Bruce Hartman Darla Hartman Jack Harvie Ethel I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ll, ' ' I I I I I I I . Hanson, C. B. I .I . K , I I I I I . U I .I K I I I I I I SOPHOMORES Judy Chrlstlanus sets a worthy ex Hemphl II Hendruks Hendrlks Hendrlks Haseman Verna Hawk David Hawkans Kay Hawkins Linda Hawn Bull Ha es Bull Helder Frances Helfefz Barbara Beverly Cammle on Evelyn Henny David Henry Barbara Henry Karen Henslee Howard Henslee Phyllis Henson Sue Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Anna Ernesflne Gloria rma Virginia Herndon Mary Lee Hlcks .lam Hacks Robbye .lo H gms Bull H II Ma or Hull Tomasufa Hnnolosa Amalla Hxnolosa Nick Hinshaw, Seth Hnpp, Lon Hodges, Eddy Holder, Donnle Holt, Perry 'Q C' is RNS o 3 'o m Z a 7s- rn -4 o C - UI cn -45 0 o 3 'UN o 3 -O' o cr m 'T' 'Snr 121 TQ pg - I . . N . S-. . . . G . , , , I ' ik b E' r QS' y Y , 3 , , I N . . - 1 ' 'U N N ' ' ' V N f , ll Y ' ll , M V ' L. Nxu . O 1 -. fl 1 -5 l .Sr x 5 f S i X 1 'mx ' l Y-as .s.n, A -nv' I N Ii E , f 3, ,,., h -'Qi' - . 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A ,, 1 .Ulxllf SOPHOMORES Hopkins, Kenneth Hopson, Jeanine Horak, Joy Horner, Kathleen Horrell Tony Howard Ruth Ann Hudson Perry Hudson Ronnie Hule Tommy Humble Bobby Hunt Linda Ruth Hurwitz lvan M 122 Thnrd peruod boys Gulomar Novaez Pete Scholls Gary Rodgers and Pat Rogers clean up for fourth period Hutchins Johnny lng Rebecca lngle Patsy lsenberg Thomas Jacks Tommy Jackson Jeffrey Jackson Michael James Chrustlne Janssen Mary Jaramnllo Amta Jarrett Marianna Jarvis Don Jnmenez Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Augel sta Cllftor E lvlra James Mary Jones Charles Jones Grant Jones Mona Lu sa Jones Randy Jordan Bobby Joy Elizabeth Kalteyer Carol Kantowski, Ray Keeble, Jan Kellum, Joan Kenny, Sonny Kerr, Don Kersey, Leland Killick, George Kirpatrick, Gerald Kins, Polly Kirlcsey, Carol Klaus, Eugene Kline, John Knapp, Jo Ann Knesek, Joann Knefig, Dolorez Kolb, Jerry Korn, Natalie Kownslar, Karen Kubala, Marolyn Kay Kuban, Sandra Kunc, Kenneth Kush, Joe Kyser, David La Barbara, Judy -A I Lacey, Jane Laird, Janie Landry, Adler Jr. Lane, Richard Lange, Barbara Latfimore, James Laurel, Gloria Lawrence, Jack Lawrence, Sharon Layfon, Carolyn Leal, David Leal, Leo Leal, Mary lrma Lee, Bobby Lee, Don Lee, Glinda Lee, Melanie Lee, Melinda I Leggett, Larry Legett, Rudy Leos, Dora Letbetter, Barbara Fae Levens, Leon Levy, Linda Levy, Mike Lewis, Mike Lichtenstein, Annette Liedeclce, Thural Liedeclcer, Ronnie Liendo, Ricardo Lifshutz Bronnie Lindsey John Ling .lohn Little Chuck Little Elizabeth Livm Sandra Lockett Maggie Loeb Marion Logan Robert Longoria Margaret Lopez Emilia Lopez Irene Lopez Maggie Lopez Sylvia Lopez Ventura Lord Phillip Loudon Jeffry Love Barbara Love Mike Lowery Cheryl Lowery Donna Lozano Crasmo III Luciano Linda Luft Beverly Luncleen Richard Lynch Margaret Mccaleb Mabry Mccleskey Ronald McCord Lillie May McCoy Roy John Sebby sleeps whsle classmates Vmcente Salvo and Johnny Falcon loolc on In amusement Makin Bobby Malan Greg Maldonado Johnny Maldonado Paula Mallett Barbara Manning Sharon Manshelm Duane Marriott Susan Marshall Jon Martln Bully Mortln Mnke Martinez ElIQlO Martnnez Fred Martenez Lydld Martenez MGFIP Martenez RGVUGYO Maxwell DICl4 May Sall Moyerson Barbara Meacham June Medina Blanche Melms Richard Mendez, Rudy Mendneta, Olga SOPHOMORES McGaughy Lnnda McGee Joan McGee John McGregor Betty McGregor Mary McLaughln John McMurry Jlmmy Mcltlaughten Morgue McNeal Donna McNenl Kathlene Magee Sonny Mohaffey Donnie ,ii la-1-9' lffszy I . 29 V' L Q f F' 4 gl ' 1 W M ' , ' lr I .lg ,V ,gl ' f -L. 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Caught In the act Charles Barnes and Robert Bergenhelm Moers David Molina Marla Monroe LloydM Montez Angle Montgomery Fred Montgomery l.ee Montgomery Sara Moody Harley Moon Janet Mooneyhan WI l l lam Moore Pat Morre Stephen Morehouse Jeff Moreno Sylvxa Moreno R Juanita Morrison Butch Moseley Kay Mulhallan Karan Munoz Joan Murrell Ann Myers Ronnie Natura Raul Neely Jerry Nelms Tommy Nelon Billie Joyce Nelson Cynthna Newman Make Nnchols Nuek Norman Sharon Esther Norrell Gay Norris Margie Norrod Gall Novaez Gulomar O Brien Patrlcla Olive Carolyn Olsen Laura Orgpez MIHCTVO Palaelos Juan Palmer Richard Palmer Tommy Pardo Albert Parush James Parke Marlorle Parker David Parsons Sherry Patterson Mnchael Patterson Wren Patton Linda Payne Nellie Peacock Dennus Pearce Bnllle Ka Peaslee Richard Pedrottl, Linda Peel, Barbara Pena, Diana Pena, Gladys Penxck, Joanne Pennebalcer, Eugenla Perez, Elena Torrens Perez, Joe Perez, Joe T Perez, Rudy Perrenot, Travis Petree, Sharon Petty, Carol Plllclnton, Bobble W mf SOPHOMORES ,J fray X 1 Zi xx G 127 SOPHOMORES 4' Aallihi 'Fw' gl 'SHR v m 128 ni Pina Herbert Plazola Alice Poeh lman Charlene Ponton Bruce Porche Gerald Porter Kay Poynor E A Presnall Nancy Prestwood Katy Prewitt William Price Michael Price Peggy Jeanne Priour James Pruett Clay Pugh Gary Purcell Melba Quattlebaum Ray Raatz Dixie Ramirez Maria Ramos Benito Ramos Mary Alice Modesto Ramos Ratliff oe Ray Dottie Ray Georgia Ray Jeffrey Rea Charlotte Reagor Barbara Kay Reasonover Nancy Reid Alan Reid Noel i f Reid Thomas Reta Angel im ,, Reyna Alida Reynolds Burke Richardson Robert Richardson Vicki Richmond Charlotte Rigsbee Janet Rios Roger Robbins Gary Roberts Ronald Joan Kellum and George Hodges ad mare the artwork of Ruth Ann Howard Rogers Bobby Rogers Elizabeth Rogers Rack Roosevelt Glenn Rosoles Mary z Rosenberg Nancy Rosenheum Joyce Ross Bob Ross James Rossler, Clyde Rudd, Karen Ruiz, Arturo Saldana, Maggie Salnnas, Dolores Salnnas, Elda Salinas, Homero Salyer, Douglas Samannego, Ray Alfonso Sanchez, Lucio Sanchez, Mary Sanchez, Susie Sanfllsppo, Jorene Schlenk, Pamela Schmidt, Adolph SOPHOMORES Roberts Shnrley Roberts Unavee Robertson Bobble Gaul Robertson Guy Robertson James Robertson James Rodgers Gary Rodrlquez Julian Rodrlquez Sarah Rodrlquez Yolanda Roe Pamela ff' 'SJ U S 1 fx .1 ,,- LQ l. A ff! J ,f V ,aff fc . , J J ,, w , ,' f J Q Robertson, Frederick ,V A J V ,yjl ,,, , V ' J 2 p ' J J 9 J ll , -cl V JJ 'I' I 7 6 - V . ' X ' f ' J . , i X J I PX of lf ff? 1 me it 1 I . ' I 9 n 6, , , , wx, y . .L , M? X J' 'J g r , f I I A Wig, ' f l 'I 'A wr 1 29 , L SOPHOMORES Scholls, Pete Schwarz, James Scibinski, Bobby Scibinski, Ed Scribner .loan Seagle Carla Seal Tracy Seale Sharon 5 9 mxttxwx Sechrust Rlchard Serna Lupe Seward Randy Seymour Charlotte 130 Annette Luchten stem Sandra Kuban and Eugene Klaus make use of the pencul shorpener Shannon Mike Sharp Mike Slgler Jerry Snller Frances Srlquero Pearl Silva Gloria Sulva Vincent Simon Neill Slmpson Delorls Skoruppa Betty .lane Slack Ronnie Slodek Cynthia Slagle Sloan Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Patsy Donald Barry David Duward Elfrances Gerry Linda Sue Odls Sherlan Smltherman Harriet K -QV 2 y r, V I I v ' I I , , NE y Q S i 3 , If ,,,,. A 1 4 f' r ' f I I s 5 ll fc I . . , ' I 11 ' r ' , Yqg D r . I . 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Q Alf bl u If Sorrell, Pat Sowell, Don Sparkman, Everett Spencer, Helen Staberg, John Stadtlander, Dixie Stembaugh, Janice Stanford, Bob Stanton, Gerald Don Starkey, Kay Steapp, Mike Steiner, Michaele Stephens, Douglass Stephens, paula Stephenson, Lois Ann Stewart, Margaret Stoo z Billy Story herian Stratman Dorothy Strylak Mary Jo Studer Eileen Suk Nancy May Sullivan Deane Sutton Charlotte Tabler Walton Tadlock James Tamez Hortencla Tanner Beverly Tarvin Karen Tate Richard Taylor Arla Ruth Taylor Charlynn Taylor Jud Teter Pat Thies Mike Thomas Arth ur Thomas Jo Carol Thompson Kay Tompkins Tommy Torres Mary Townsend Suzanne Traughber Jerry ll 'C' 9 I .415 7' -33' WYE V ,4,V 1 SOPHOMORES I Trelo ASGHCIOD TFIVIFIO Robert Turner Crystal Utter Dwain Valdez Minerva Vandenbosch Fred Vandever Charles Vargas Jesse Vasquez Vasquez Vasquez Vasquez Juanita Lupe Olivia Victor Vega Eve Vega Mary Vega Grace Vermilyea Marilyn Vignes Carolyn Villarreal Aurora 4 Ill z 'f.1 fx 132 Villarreal Oneclmo Virginls Anna Volght Jerry Waggoner Rusty Wagner Ann Wagner Sandra Kay Wakefield Kelly Walker Rusty Walker Tamsen Walter Janice Walters Garland Walters John Ward Ginger Ward Jimmy Warnock Mary Beth Wasserman Marcia Waters Bittie Watson Beverly Ann Watts Bruce Weaver Roy Webb Darla Kay Webb Janice Webb Richard Webdell Andy Dorothy Stratmann tells Allda Reyna the latest Wllllams McKmley Wmdham Kenny Wlnner Carol Ann Wlnston Tommy Wltomslcl Victoria W Bull Wolf Nancy Woods Bully Joe Woods Eve Woods Nelson Woodson John Woolsey Ann Wooten Barbalee Wright Amos Wrught Jesse Yarbrough Helen Ybanez Alncla York Darlene Young Glenda Young Loretta Youngman, Nucku Zardenta, Louis SOPHOMORES Weeks Donna Ann Well Pete Wernette Charles West Barbara West Oscar lll Westbrook Kitty Wetzel Ann White Mary White Roger Whlte Wayne Wutlock Bo Wnlke Donald g Ute!! 2 133 ali ,.m,m ,A A 1 fr' , , . .1 -'X f .Rf 1 ' -A , Q.. 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Class Favorite SOPHOMORES -iumm ' lJW WUQHW'-4' wmv? aw-M MOST POPULAR ina meuera mazda! greeman Class Favorite SCPHOMORES ,Q V MM.. 'A-,--F I , ' A4 ,f ,, N f 9 UMM- M, .gm W I 1' . ,. V , ,f I wa - My V I? , ' V' l. iw X Lk 3 do ,Lx , R if . X- 'YK . , A X K' we' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED lauial .jwlenny gaze wooJ.4 SOPHOMORES 5555, AE.-,fm BEST ALL AROUND A? JQ, I? , , SOPHOMORES G' K , -su. .. M pwpsn F...- -jgyy.--ist' .i .. ryv.. X 4 4 - 4 ,Q -v1u ,.,3 ,wb SPIRITED TEXANS HAVE GOOD SEASCN VARSITY SCORES TEXANS THEY 20 .... . . . Spring Branch . . . . . . . 22 J 0... ..Baytown.. .. 0 0... ...SanAngelo.. . .. 6 14... ..0dessa.. ..'l6 0... ...Austin. . ..'l4 24... ..Beaumont .. .. 3 The Texans, displaying hard-earned experience 16 ' ' ' ' ' ' Sunse' ' ' ' ' ' 8 and substantial strength, finished the 1958 football 44 , , , , , ,Carroll , , , , 0 season with a Swon, 4 lost, and l tie record. . . , . 8 19 During this year, as in previous years, the Texans fought hard, played fair, and held the hearts 42 - - - - - - BFOWNSVHIG- - - - - - ...Miller.... .. 12 of the fans throughout the season. VARSITY First Row Bull Lopez Jim Bartee Dan Pollock Dennis Thacher Bob Campbell Steve Miller Dickie Roberts Don Lee Johnny Williams Second Row Max Derden Jerry Rogers Bob Benesh George Blake Jerry Wagnon Wayne Morris Darrell Haley Jim Reeves Third Row Carlos Torres Curtis McCoy Jim Besselman Ben House David Berry Bull Lows Steve Christian David Freeman Fifth Row Butch Couch Doug Christian Paul Peterson Jim Crosby John Gallagher Chuck Little Larry Couser Top Row Coach Davis Coach Gregory Roby Terrill Tr Pat Hartsell Tr Bill Latham Mgr John Cudd Mgr Bo Casimer Mgr Coach Purcell Coach Stages 150 . : . I . I I . I I . I . . I I : I I I I I . I I . . . : I . I . I I . I . I . . , . h Fourth Row: James Griffith, Bill Granberry, Mike Kelsey, Tom Young, Gilbert Cole, Ray Caballero, Bill Davis, Jack Sanders. . : I . . I , . I I . I . : . I I . I .I , -I , I .I I .I . I .I , . CAPABLE LEADERSHIP CHARTS SUCCESS Dan Purcell Roy Gregory Lane Coach Lune Coach Competent coaching rs essentlal to the skull and performance of any good team The Flghtlng coaches With the help of Coach Stages and hrs able staff our team has performed with precision and power The determination and constant encouragement ot these men are a great lnsprratlon to the team Smiley Davis Brll Stages Backfleld Coach Head Coach Bull Stages Head Coach ll I I c I Texans are fortunate in having such outstanding I . . . 151 'In r 3 , 3, 14 IB m GEL A .Iimmy Reeves Steve Christian Dennis Thacher Bobby CampbeII Back-AII-District Back- Reserve Back- One Letter Back-One Letter One Letter Lopez pIows through Baytown Ganders Billy Lopez Den Lee Back One Letter Buck Reserve II TEXANS EDGE SPRING BRANCH IN OPENER 22 20 STATISTICS RAY SPRING BRANCH P 4360 6378 The Texans showing slgns of mexperlence but a tremendous amount ofdeslre slipped past Sprung Branch Iate In the fourth period 22 20 Sprung Branch s running and passing off the split T constantly harrassed Ray s young defense glvlngsprlng Branch the Iead 20 I4 Iate in the fourth quarter How ever with tour minutes to go Ray s driving power Iead by Miller and Rogers gave the Texans the final victory .Iames Bartee Johnny WlIIlams Back Cgpfqm Back Reserve Two Letters awp, u f 'I f ' sn ' -av T I 7 P 1 I 5' ' W I A Q iw ,M , ff 'N It l I I5 First downs 9 ' 262 Yards rushing I52 I 49 Yards passing 9I 6 Passes attem ted I6 3 Passes completed 7 0 Interceptions by I 3 Fumbies lost I - . Punts - . I2-IIO Penalties 7-95 I I I - l . , . , . 1 I - - - I ' 1 I ' ' . . , . . I I I , . 7 Ax A . f A I Q' , - in we , , I , ' ' , I 'Q f L' x K Q V K U P 4 Aki I Steve MiIIer Back-Captain One Letter AII-District nga F. Dickie Roberts Back-Captain Two Letters RAY HELD BY BAYTOWN T0 0-0 TIE RAY 3-27 I':auIty hand offs chances for a Texan Ganders O O STATISTICS B AYTOWN P dby 4340 315 and fumbles cont1nuaIIy marred score as Ray was held by the Even though Baytown was never a partlcuIar threat the Texans were not able to click when a score was needed , Y, :ff 1, Ilqllui- E 1 Max Derden Bob Benesh Back- One Letter Back- Reserve All-District Ray s offense led by Bully Lopez racked up QAI yards rushing and passing Besselman Couch and Peterson sparked the defense to hold the Ganders to only 92 yards rushtng and passln g Jerry Rogers Back Two Letters All District l MxIIer romps around Baytown S end for good yardage Jerry Wdgnon Ge0l'ge Blake wqyne Moffls Back One Letter Back Reserve Cenfer Reserve an Q1 'Z 'T ll if lfwi 341.38133 U I I6 First downs 6 I76 Yards rushing 92 65 Yards passing 0 16 Passes attem ted 6 7 Passes completed 0 2 Intercepte O 2 Fumbles Iost 4 .6 Punts - . 3-I5 Penalties - I I ' n I I I I I I - I ' I I , . 4 l 1 . Y K ,. 'U r 1: '- .,., .. N A 1 I ,X fi 1 i ' I jg 5 N ' U y I of P f , I Q. 35' 4 -. If , A or y V, Darrel Haley Make Kelsey Carlos Torre .lim Crosby Center One Letter Center Two Letters Guard-Reserve Center- Reserve SAN ANGELO SKIPS PAST RAY - STATISTICS RAY SAN ANGELO p d A run ot bad luck and eleven frustrated Bobcats edged Ray 6 O In the second game of the season The Texans took the opening kick oft and marched to the San Angelo I9 yard llne before being halted However thas proved the end tor Ray ID that they made only one other deep drlve unto San Angelo territory The Texans held the Bobcats untcl late xn the tourth quarter when San Angelo intercepted a pass on the Texan 39 Six plays later San Angelo scored downing Ray 6 O Bgb Gqbberf Bpll Grqnberry Gilbert Cole Butch Couch Guard End One Letter Guard One Lette Guard Captann One Letter AlIDts1rnc1 All State we -we p-4 'E ay f 1 I Q M' W E gy lu Xb .ls I L! ln: Y! T It f E: 3 6 0 7 Fnrst downs 16 7l Yards rushing 108 26 Yards passing T82 3ofl4 Passes completed l3ot2B 2 Passes interce te 2 T Fumbles lost l 5 for 35 Penalties 3 for 39 5 for 27 Punts 3 for 22 ' I 1 I ' ' r - ' - I I ny . -w- V 1 A p 1 T 1 f I f 'fn.4, KX F , The f hifi' ll' 4 'Z NQII7' 4 , 5 r 1 I I ll U I r. 4 Curtis McCoy .lohn Gallagher Guard-One Letter Guard -Reserve All-District THE TEXANS FALL T0 ODESSA I6-'I4 STATISTICS RAY ODESSA 15 First downs 7 Yards rushing Yards passing Passes attempted Passes completed lntercepted by Fumbles recovered by Punting 4 34 5 52 Yards penalized 3 33 Ray although out gaining the Bronchos by wide margins tell to Odessa I6 I4 The Texans led by Derden and Rogers scored an the second quarter setting the score 8 O However several plays later the Bronchos broke through and tied the score Ray scored again in the third period but failed to converge the extra point which proved the margin of defeat Four plays later Odessa scored and ran the extra points that gave the Bronchos the win W 1 Ili M' A 'K James Griffith Bill Davis Tackle-One Letter Tackle-One Letter AUSTIN BLANKS RAY WITH DEFENSE, I4-0 STATISTICS RAY AUSTIN I0 First downs 4 Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Intercepted by Fumbles lost 5 34 2 Punts 4 33 0 2 I0 Penalties 3 5 Hard hitting Au stun extended Roy s scoreless streak to I2 straight quarters as the Maroons downed the Texans I4 0 The Texans offense and defense showed up well racking up I48 yards rushing and holding a I0 4 edge in first downs Although threatening several times the Texan forces could not muster to score David Freeman Larry Couser Tackle One Letter Tackle One Letter Jim Besselman Tackle Two Letters .S- Paul Petterson Tackle Captain One Letter 214 I32 I I7 I47 0 ' 6I 31 ' 0 4 7 8 2 0 3 2 0 0 I 0 2 2 2 2 4 3-32 ' - - . - . . 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TSI' I R T ' -- QQ e I a L ll ,fi' , 1 T' Chuck Little Doug Christian David Berry Ben House Tackle-One Letter End-One Letter End-Reserve End..Tw0 Letters All-Di strict RAY RACKS UP 24-8 WIN OVER GREENIES RAY SKIPS PAST SUNSET I6-8 STATISTICS STATISTICS RAY SOUTH PARK RAY SUNSET First downs First downs Yards rushing Rushmg yqrdqgg Yards passing Passmg yardage Passes attempted Passes attempted intercepted by Passes completed Passes completed lntercepted by Fumbles lost Fumbles losg 43I 2 Punts 3320 4 380 Punts 4 320 Penaltues 5 47 The determined Texans overcame a rush of fumbles to spill the South Park Greenles 24 8 Ray who themselves lost the ball several times on fumbles turned a Greenne fumble into one touchdown and a pass interception unto another, whsle Steve Muller galloped 38 yards for the third The Texan defense held the Greenies scoreless until late In the fourth quarter when they scored as a result of an 88 yard drive Ray Caballero End One Letter Ll.. M y'm.,,,,.. BIII Laws Jack Sanders End One Letter End Reserve xi 19 3-I5 Penalties 2 30 The Texans, dnssatnsufled with a tue scored ID the closing minutes of the game to beat Sunset of Dallas Ray s hard hitting lane held the Bisons to a 2 yards the first half Sunset scored early In the fourth quarter, but the Texans rallied for the payoff In sux swift plays the Texans made the score board read final score I6 8 Danny Pollock Back Reserve W .A I I5 ' I5 I3 ' I4 264 ' I24 I7I ' 82 59 ' l22 60 ' 121 9 36 8 IS 5 I0 4 8 4 I3 0 O 6 2 I 0 II-1.12 ' -' I ' A ' .' 1 ' I6-8. . . I - 1 . . 1 .rt , 4 , w I kr!! I eu q I g ' ? ,,Q N we 1 V It ,V w 47, F y iv, , I , , A f ' if I , 3 I I l U ' I . at ff S S , 1 3 , If I . iff V ' ,V V - , NX 1 TJ X . y Tigers leash Texan drive. TEXANS BATTER TIGERS 44-0 STATISTICS RAY CARROLL I9 First downs B 317 Yards rushing 28 205 Yards passing 40 I7 Passes attempted I6 II Passes completed 3 I Intercepted by I I Fumbles recovered by I I-31 Punting 7-35 I2-l30 Yards penalized 4-68 In the second meeting of Ray and Carroll, the Texans once again topped the Tigers by a score of 44-O. The Texans defense, led by Peterson, McCoy, and Couch, held the Tigers to 38 yards rushing and passing. The Texan ground game ate up 3l7 yards, led by Jerry Rogers, ful lbaclc. James Bartee and Dicky Roberts were both effective from their haltback slots. Texans scramble for Miller fumble MILLER CHURNS THROUGH RAY I9 8 STATISTICS RAY MILLER First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted by Fumbles recovered by 2 Puntln 3-30 The Fighting Texans fell to the Battling Miller Buccaneers I9 8 in their 7th annual cross town meeting Miller scored twice in the first hall and again late In the fourth quarter Ray s score camein thethird period when Steve Miller galloped around end for 20 yards and Jerry Rogers rammed over the extra DOIHIS The rugged Miller line shocked Ray repeatedly by shooting their ball carriers out lor sizable gains Miller did not come by theiryardage so easily inthe final half but the damage had already been done Miller s Font halts Rogers offensive drive 1 X . XIX l 1 V ' J I I ' 20 I05 ' 200 I56 ' 66 I2 8 7 3 2 ' 2 I I I-2 ' g 2-30 Penalties 7-68 I - I . . - . . . , . . . . . . . . I O Q 1 I ' ' Miller halted by the Eagles. RAY GROUND POWER BELTS EAGLES 42-12 STATISTICS RAY EAGLES 20 First downs O 467 Yards rushing ll3 l0 Passes attempted 27 3 Passes completed 27 50 Yards passing 128 2 Passes intercepted by O 2 Fumbles lost 0 4-35.2 punts 5-30.1 ll-lO2 penalties 5-T45 The Texans ended the 1958 season by routing the Brownsville Eagles 42-l2 and taking the third olace in the IAAAAA District. Ray had a field day racking uo over 500 yards rushing and passing. The Eagles scored once in the first quarter and Brownsville finally took to the air, completing 27 out of 27 passes. Leading the Texan Bench To the third nlace district title victory were Bartee, Roberts, Campbell, and Miller. Miller breaks through the Eagle line again in the fourth. Making no headway on the ground, my 7? nk Q K ,f 'I . ff' UPN vii HEERLEADERS GUIDE TWELFTH MAN The l2th man has been energetl cally and capably led by our cheer leadersthls year Through contnnous practice they won hugh honors at cheerleading campthxs past summer tying for lst place rn the tlnal com petltnon of over l0O schools How ever that was only the beginning of the excellent 'ob they have done an leading the Fighting Texan Spirit ,l 4-vw The cheerleaders work with therr SI lent partner Bug Tex symbol ot the Flghtrng Texans 'X e famous Texan splrut responds to a yell led by the cheerleaders Joe Holt Francine Puryear Susan Marks Tommie Davis Ann Ruth and Sam Powell llne up to practuce before the pep rally CUTSTANDING SEASON FOR UBHTEAMS VARSITY MANAGERS Lefi fo right John Cudd Roby Terrlll Bull Latham Pat Harfsell and Bo Casumer 5' in if mln. COACHES Henry Crawford Gene VanCleve Aurellan Luquette Donald Funk BB Team Coach B Team Coach B Team Coach B Team COGCTW BB Team Coach Allen McCord 1 e Q.- . . . . ' 1 1 I 1 ,W . 'rf . ,. . , A . I . .- 5 7 fx I ,. Q. . 'vow M,-M, may 5 .Q - Q ,A H ,, q I u Il u n U 7' TE Frrst row left to right Seth Henshaw Davud Gallagher Bull Somelson Sonny Mahon Bob Gabbart Davud Anderson Guromar Novaez James Parish Make Gomez Second row Stanley Crawford Jackie Blankenship Kenny Falcone Muke Love Skupper Montgomery Rob Hamon Rnchard Gonzalez Gene Collms Thlrd row Clay Pruett Bob Devine Muke Poyner John Hutchnns SteveMoore Roy McCoy Mnke Blackwood Fourth row Coach Luquette Bull Kolpecky Buddy Greenwood Tommy Nelms Jeffery Gaddls Terry Beck Tum Grlffln Coach VanCleve Fifth row Paul Young mgr Dennis Peacock mgr Duck Well Nnck Hmolosa Oscar Buck Jerry Whnte mgr BB TEAM SCORES B TEAM SCORES Sundeen San Dlego Mlllel' Port Lavaca B Orange Grove Cala' len Klngsvllle can-all B Mme Vlctorla Muller B Alice BB TEM Furst row left to rnght George Foster Manuel Arlos Clifford Johnson Joe Cable Randy Jones Bull Wolf Jem Hacks Ruchard Green Rudy Mendez David Beaty Second row Ray Kantowskl Tommy Reld Joseph Quattlebaugh Joe De La Garza Jud Taylor Jeff Bryson Bob Humble Jullan Rodrlquez Denms Betts Thrrd row Stan Haley Doug Shoemaker Greg Malan Robert Boucher Robert Eyler Jum Bernard Mike Patterson Joe Chapman Arturo Ruuz John Sebby Fourth row James Lattlmore Dwynell Coha Alan Holtzman Ron Lledecker Dan Jarvus Kenneth Kung Jeff Boudreau. Fifth row: Sammy Hard, Ron Myers, Leon Levens, Corky Montgomery, Jerry Bandy, Onesimo Cortez, Ray Weaver, Ray Cerrol. Top row: Coach Crawford, Coach Funk, Jerry Voight, lsmael Cavazos, Vicente Silva, Lupe Garza, Don Holder, Coach McCord. 'B' AM BB' Team They 'B' Team They 24 .... .... ..... . . .6 8 ..... .... ' .... . ..0 16... ..... ' .... 25 22 ....... '.. . ...6 2... ...... Beeville.. .... ,,,,, ,,, Cqff0lIuB',,, , ,,, 8 12... .... .... 2 I 5 ,,,, ., , ,,,0 8 .... ' ' .. ..'l6 8 ......... .... ...0 8... . ' ..l4 nu., - -, ...0 8 .... .... ' ... ...6 22 ........... ' . ............. 'I2 ll I A RAY'S CAGERS HAVE WE THEY 55... .... Sundeen . ...49 59... ..l.aredo.. ....63 37... ..l.aredo.. ....40 62... .... Alice ....42 66 ...... Port Lavaca. .... 54 52... ...Kingsville.. ....60 40... ...i'larlandale.. ....46 2... ...SouthSan.. ....0 ...Brownsville . ..Miller.. .Devine.. . . Victoria ....... . .Son Jacinto ....... . .Miller .... . . . . Kingsville . . . . . . McAllen. . . . . . WE 46 .... 5 1 .... 40 .... 58 .... 51 .... 4 I .... 5 I .... 69 .... 47 .... 44 .... 58 .... 68 .... 42 ....... 77 .... 70 .... District . Sundeen . Benavides . . . rown sville' . . Harlingen '. . . Carroll' . . . Miller'. . Sundeen' . . .Edinburg . . . McAllen' . . SPIRITED SEASON THEY ....48 ...53 ...58 ...59 ...59 ...62 ...49 ...67 ...58 Brownsville' Harlingen' . Carroll' . , Miller , , .Edinburg' . .McAllen . .. ...Sl ...56 .. ...59 .. ...57 .. ...64 ...54 Coach Crawford VARSITY First Row left to right Roy Pena Don Davidson Bobby Wilkins Danny Harwell Larry Burrow Second Row Steve Williams Paul Nixon Doug Walsh Mike Harrison Wayne Sanders Third Row Frank Barrera fmanageri Jesse Wright Buddy Greenwood Penrod Thornton manager 164 I . , l . . . ' I I I I I ' . . . . - - ' I I I I ' : I I I l 2- 'f- 1 gl, The Texan basketball team wound up the season by defeatnng McAllen 70 54 brmgmg their dlstrlct standing to 6 wlns and 7 losses placing fourth The team was faced wnth hard luck through out the season Nevertheless spxrnt was hugh and the scores were only a few points difference nc f Chubber Burrow shoots hugh for two Domts 165 MANAGERS Penrod Thornton and Frank Barrera are three year letter men Miller s Font snatches ball from Wxlluams , 1-' ., , XJ --f 5 gg' , A if I A ,. fn if ,nw . 12 aff 15 if A If W1 W 'E hi Uvw QW: 'x 5: fi' :MPH -mfg-A as T' .X ix !!B!7 THEY ...Laredo B'... ......SS Laredo B ... . ...4l ....Alice B'... ...34 ...PortLavaca.. . . . Kingsville 'B' . . . . . .39 .....West0so... . ...46 . . .So. San Antonio . . . .68 . . . Kingsville 'B' . . . . . .SO . . .Brownsville 'B' . . . . .34 . . . Harlingen B'. . . . . .46 . . .Gregory-Portland .... . . .46 . . . Carroll 'B' .... . . .SS TEAM HAS GOOD SEASON WE THEY 68.. .... Westoso.. Sl... .... Miller B'... 59 . . ..... Sundeen . . . . . 43 38 . . .... Edinburg 'B'. . . . . 32 38 . . ..... McAllen ...... . . . 53 33 . . . . .Brownsville 'B' . . . . . . 42 51 . . . . . Harlingen 'B' .... . . . 43 44 . . . .... Carroll 'B' ...- . . . . 4l .... Miller B ... ...68 S2 . . . .... Edinburg B . . . . . . . 48 51 ............ McAllen B'. . . . . 59 COACH: Gene Van Cleave TE Front Row Victor Haney Mike Newman Dennis Berry Buddy Greenwood Roger White Jack Hartman Back Row Jan Gosnell Dav1dMorres James Barry Howard Henslee Mike Patterson Jesse Wright 168 . . . . . ' 1 I 1 1 I ' . . . . ' I I I 1 I ' GOLF TEAM PROMISES OUTSTANDING SEASON 111 Thls year promlses to be a good one for the golf team Under the dnrectron of Coach Van Cleave the boys have worked - -,f X as hard as the weather has oermutted The team plans to oartlclpate In tournaments throughout the sprung highlighted by the DISTTICT and State Tournaments :J B YS GOLF Left to right Raymond Haas Charles Davidson Bob Ranlcln Joe Kellehor Jerome Relctorlk Mr Vancleve Don Custer Russell Moody Larry Alexander Hugh Smith and Harley Moody 169 GIRLS PARTICIPATE IN GOLF ACTIVITIES Golf as a hnghly competmve sport and requires much skull The gurl s golt classes of Ray are dlvlded Into groups of four which compete each week at West Gso bolt Course In May medals are awarded to the ones who have earned them 1 I 4-bf RLS GO First Row left to right Sally Seltzer Marlon Loeb Betsy Crevellng Nancy Nelms Harriet Barnsteln Rosalind Weltman Joyce Rosen henm Penny Lynd Laura Olson Second Row Ann Ahern Suzanne Barrette Kay urossman Jan Easley Nancy Persnall Kathy Porter Sally Dnxon Noelle Engler Suzy Baker Sandra Vaughn Peggy Foran Sharon Glasscack Third Row Linda Jo Boutte Ceclllxa Davis Judy Falckemer Dnana Cobb Sharon Kenny Bettle Keller Agatha Welsh Jednle Kline Susan Osteen Dxana Klrmse Susie Sclbrenskl Judy Drake l 0 GCCD START MADE IN BOY'S TENNIS fini ' Ml.. 'ill' I W Coach Whal y YS NNIS TE Left fo Right Kenneth Kruse Raymond Perez Eddie Hall Ronald Woods John Webber Mike llse Tony Garcsa Muke Flemung Larry Manure John Hamby Hank Wner Bnggs Crouch Larry Cannon and Dudley Beaven 171 X y x X Qlhl-1 1 I T El l V ,ff .1 Ny A ' r T T ra Q 8 a ,' 'atv' if. V I K , Va. I 1, i A 4' .4 1 l .. A 9 5 Q. Cd Oli E Q., vo uv 'I I I f . if B0 ' TE AM . : I I . I I I . I .I . . I ' I I I I . I I ' RECORD FOR TENNIS TEAM The 1958 tennls team represented Ray IH an outstanding manner taking honors an many tourna ments and wnnnung tlrst place un Dlstrlct This year the team coached by Frank Whaley has worked hard to Improve their games wnth many returmng players the l959 season promrses to bring more honors to CY Wnnner Fmalnsts Wlnner Wunner Finalist Wnnner Winner McAllen Hugh School Tournament 958 Senuor Boys Smgles Mac White Sensor Glr s Doubles Shirley Whrtmlr Gall Schoenfeld Dustrlct Meet 1958 Sensor Boys Sungles Mack Whnte Sensor Gnrls Doubles Shirley Whltmlre Gall Schoenfeld Senior Glrls Snngles Anabel Harvey Regional Meet 1958 Senior Boys Singles Mac Whlte Senior Girls Doubles Shirley Whltmlre Gall Schoenfeld Sfafe Meer 1958 State lnterscholastnc Snngles Champuon Mac Whute O-4501! RLS TEN TEAM Left to Right Mary Katherne Qussell Kathryn Allen Sydney Bltterman Vlrglnua Love Marilyn Hoover Julie Cram and Vlckn Hall 172 . I A I ' . . . I . . . . . . . 1 Li I . . . -- , -- . , .el . T I 4 o , . . . . '-' 1 ' -' 1 -Y 4 V K a KL ' , .1 i , Q, , .3 V f I ,i ll ' Lx 4 , , if ,N -is ' ff ft R r b , A i .f A A 5 'sa K L- 1- ef :M mr 5i,tmg, . an 4 . at . Q 561. 5 1. , X u,M, ' , g y . 4 . . ,. 5: .A 1 F Q. X ,, A' t 'lol Q ' 4 h -- ,, 03,-4 - '4 A '. X A, K X I - BJ, .42',. 0 Q A Lf Q vo' x,5. i. ..,' .- .4, .,,, 'C r,.,n ' - - I 13 '., . - , '. 'g1'- , ' A '1'-. - ' - ' ' . H14 ,, ' . S ' ,TY O '3. . , ' , ' To. - 4 . C C 01 ' '. lf. . , 'fi , GI ' NIS - , , - . ,. . . . . . ' ' I I I 1 1 1 . HOW HARD WORK Wofmmg UP before the Qame Hen Y w'e V0HeY5 Morulyn Hoover returns the ball hugh over the net GBA 2 -5 5 ...Ad pmchcmg her sldearm swmg IS Mary Russell Buggs Crouch gets ready to return wxth a smashing bockhond drive Vi 4 ' ' 'fff ww - I . . . s H ' 2 O .- f I 4 '1 , 1 1 , as I . X yr 'rg' ow- 'vpf-Q-.Q -A M - V' , .Q W L3 QQ-J . --fe - . o - , V rg X x - 6 . . - , P1 14 I . ' OUTSTANDING SEASON Coach Luquette 1 JJ M4 FIRST ROW Butch Underbrlnk Gene Vanderbxlt Jack Hartman Dan Jarvis James Bartee Butch Couch Wayne Sanders Jim Reeves Paul Nuxon Terry Stanton SECOND ROW Paul Young Jesse Wright .lon Peterson Vnctor Haney Norbert Commons Bob Wulluns .lack Frnedlander Davld Freeman Manuel Gollndo Darrell Haley Make Blackwood Max Derclen Robert Gooclenough 174 I 2 M fm, - K M N, N X x N. 1 AMW' Y .ks,., 1, ,, 6 , A my ,- ' - '- -M' , 4 1 4 A ' . , . V' . ' 3 'ff M f- f' , ' 1 In V 'P' 7, N 1 ' ' M - ,A 'J if V 1 1 f . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - PREDICTED FOR VARSITY Jerry Stanton Jack Hartman James Bartee Darrell Haley Davnd Freeman and Butch Couch A ln Dan Jarvis Jesse Wrught Max Derden Jimmy Reeves Manuel Golmdo and Paul Nixon 175 .--5 M, 5 X ,.- V , , I 1 W W I ' r I l K , , f I --,-. ,, ,Q J :W N Y K I r A WV . , . I V I I H A . Z , '- W.- , ' ' ' ' h5'- , - 1... -. I I I I I , A I I I I I :7zwfP Mal, Z H Wayne Sanders Bob Wnlklns Vrcfor Haney Butch Underbrlnk Norbert Commons, Make Blackwood, Gene Vanderbilt, Jon Peterson 176 , WXXKLQ ,' r KA ' W - r eiapaa if 7, U ,I X f r F ' ' Q I Y fb B TEAM PROGRESS SPARKED BY ABILITY RM 15394 5 1 M WILIIW fun! ,M FIRST ROW Don Durflunger Dickey Dunavan Mlke Patterson Randy Lankford Stan Haley Rudy Mendez Jnmmy Johnson SECOND ROW Mr Funk Tommy Nelms James Bounds Jimmy Klrkpatruck Garland Walters Howard Henslee Bully Wolf Augle Montez James Lahmore 177 GOOD RECORD OF ,l K ,fff I f r - w S: F Q VL, 4 f all Coach Davis 'Barr mm, ' N5 ' Hin! Qty U18 First Row: Steve Christian, Dick Millner, Herby Campbell,Don Davidson, Don Lewis, Johnny Williams, George Blake, Dennis Thatcher, Roy Pena, Larry Burrow. Second Row: Don Lee, Leonard Chilton, Doug Christian, Jerry Wagnon, Ben House, Larry Russell,Severo Balboa, John Cofas, Rob Hamon, Kirby Wilson. Third Row: Billy Woods, Ralph McElroy,Mac Keeble, Jeffery Gaddis, Jerry Rogers, Bill Samilson, Chuck Little, Tommy Brister, Servando Aballero, Jerry Venzetta. Fourth Row: Bob Benish, Gary Gill, Richard Melms, Pearson Knolle, Henry Davis, Don Jarvis, Pat Fuller, Ray Ferdin, Lupe Salemis, Bill Kolpecky. Fifth Row: Milferd Gartman, James Robertson, Mike Lewis, Tony Horrell, John Gomez, Jim McMurry, Oscar Buck, Mike Gomez, Ray Caballero. Sixth Row: Danny Pollock, Robert Boucher, James Tadlock, Pat Hartsell, Tim Clower, Clifford Johnson, Roby Terrill, Bob Humble, Kenneth Hopkins, Elias De La Cruz. TRACK TEAM CONTINUES 'M- of Haus takes the lead an the hugh hurdles In competltlon with Sundeen gl' Mllnerruns the hurdles during practlce Knolle goes over with ease 179 I 'I ' at J . T . AM T 1 1. . - 3 I 'x YZ ' ' x - CINDER TEXANS PRACTICE BEFORE COMPETITICN ni During 0 practice run Kolpecky comes nn hrgf ,......-- uh Jerry Venzeftc souls over the top 180 .5 Q , I , u . E' Wi 7 .E Si ff f 'f?f'ivf V , M H ' 7 ?:?,5'Q5k:?f3?7?fW7-?'ii4 'W?W ' ' ' 'f 72 57? M r Q, ,A , ,5,.,,V.,,,M . , , -, - H , Mg, rf V V, , V , , ,K r5,,,i?, ,. Sw - 4 ...i 'ui-1 ' , . V fx' is In 1 ., - - 1 W' w . GIRLS PE PLANNED ACTIVITY It IS the asm ofthe department of physlcal education for gurls to Instruct In the development and care for the body Numerous actlvltles are sponsored by this department as well as the courses of lnstructlon Thus orgamzatlon gives all the gurl students a chance to participate In competutuve and Intramural athletics Z, Mass Regner Muss Clark and Mrs Keyes duscuss thenr physucal educa tnon program Thnrd period funds volleyball can be fun as well as edu catnonal 181 TUMBLING, ARCHERY AND SOFTBALL tr' 9 Fourth period fumbling team try out their skill. - Q IT i I I w Archers make Ready, Aim, Fire! 'F i 1 A f ff, Q A rl F 0 , 7, 'Ak i Fourth ' - bolitea ' ' SOPHOMORES BASKETBALL CHAMPS Sharon Fox and Sue Harmon learn proper posture ln Special P E class Basketball champs are Carolyn Edwards Deanne French Gnnger Ward Clssy Fvcken Jo Ann Knapp Mary Jane Hartman Mnlo Homlett Bobs Burleson J Carol Thomas Doreen Bruce and Sharon Gannon 'A ru Q ru... Gnrls P E attends Health Clunlc 1 d'n 5 2' .E -. 6 I Y C7 , , W 9 . l I I I I l . I I ' I ' I I 0 , I I ' lf , 0-. V 1. O 'I 'unix' ., . F . .Q I I -n A. 'Nm I .5 t s Q I . ! 2,133 I 1 Q 183 ,K 'WLM 1 M, Ay, MCAS X .x 1 '--'Jr'-' '44 ji Q if V XX.,-xg, Y Cf Q df' A A .H ,jval 3,1 V A Ll Q9 L I la V , of 7 YL V v A . . ,J J CL 1 . -by fo' eq if . f f' Tvvy Q Lff Y R -..,k ll ' 1 V, ' rf? W' ' W iff , 2 4 .' k. ,, 9. Q , .,,,,.... ,., , Ajmffrv , 4, ,,5gnd,fZf W:5 .1 ,.., W , ., , ,. 'Y VL.-.WW .D : Bbdwww ' f 7d0cJ1L9 QnykiafQfEEffjfpJQ?ai?3b04??v 5lf?+LwMif'KgwfLVZxZ L fffflywzwh' 'M' k ic 'wM , giofw UK, HAYQA W'-f-7 N 7 'W'WJ- 'Q' My Li' Jmlfzfwyyy n af ,W ,I J ' vrvtx' 'L V K wr J W7 A '. , f AA! 4, 4 'R ' jbgq 4e0v X 1. u K xl! ' ATHLQIV' 1 .V , V- V ,IQ by I ff --'VIY ll.. E 'fm l.13llU I I I 951391--- I lllilllf V ' SKILLFUL AND ENTHUSIASTIC X.,--1 , 'fi in 3 Q ,Tr 'Sg- e V , , F Q W C , X gg? fi G ' if n if 1... THE MAJORETTES Left to right Llnda West Eileen West Martha etbetter Ronna Coleman Jean Flnnt and Lnnda Sharp I . X' . . : I I KLE I l I ,7 ' 2 C .H THE BAND OF THE FIGHTING TEXANS , C ' 'v W' 186 During the three years In which Mr Ray Chlorgno has been director of the Frghtmg Texan Band It has met wlth contmual success The marchung band ns made up of one hundred and twenty faithful members who practice dllugently to ac complnsh the skull with whuch they perform durmg half tlme shows 'U The band also partlclpates un the Buccaneer Days Contest and the lnterscholastlc League Contest as well as taking their annual spring concert tour As fund raising prolects the band holds an annual Mexican Supper and Christmas tree sale The band remams a prrde of Ray never lowering the standards for which they are so well known CHGIRS SPREAD MUSICAL JOY wa L... vs rw v 1, A CAPPELLA CHOIR SINGING TEX - ANNS I88 Alford Daryl Baas James Balrd Bonnie Barrara David Ray s choirs under the dxrectlon of Mrs Aurella Scogln are In con stant demand They perform for school assemblies commencement servuce clubs and various church groups They also partxclpate nn the University lnterscholastlc League Contest The Singing Tex Anns are composed of forty five gurls whose hardwork gnves them hugh recognutuon In our school The A Cappella Choir IS well known Throughout South Texas Twen ty members made All Regional Chour and sux Jean Ann Clark Barbara Unltls Ruta Dodd Jackie Wolters DarylAlford and Walter Casey made the All State Cholr The success of pride at Ray OFFICERS Presudent Joe Yolsf Vuce President Jean Ann Clark Secretary Betty Campbell Treasurer Barbara Unltrs Coronado Irma Davus Ceculxa Elcholz Pat Folckemer Judy Greek Linda Bass Peggy Behnke Cathryne Boyd Bonnie uv-1, Campbell Barbara Campbell Betty Casey Walter Castaneda Hector Castno Leandro Clark Jean Ann ,a X1 lf Q ,.... if .. -'Q'-7 9.1 X 1 Coffin Peggy Colluns Kay Cooke Nelson '0- 189 all X , 'Z' 3? I I V 7 , ,I . - ,'l - I , , , . Q' , JA 1 y X . ' V A A ' J - H? . U - ' - T . . I x M4 9 . -' ' I ,4 . ,J J . . . A ' ' 1 fxgl I I I I I I I I Z Q . I - ' 1 I 6 the A Cappella is recognized with ' xv V ' - 1 I . fr , Q 1' WJ! ' A .1 K I f , A , X I A Wx fx l 1 A I B- 0 s ' ............. ' f -0 ,ff - ff! f Y' ' -d I ' ' X 0 3 Q sk r A f dr wtf I If Hutt Kay Hohstadt Mary Ann Huse Amta Kaufman Polly Knee Erm Langford Judy Lotta B K Laurltzen Ronnie Looney Linda Luclano Nlclcy Luckett Jerry Lynn NAcBroom Johnny 190 Greer Carla Hard Samuel Harrington Kathryn Hatton Sharon Kathryne Behnke Pat Elchols Sharon Hatton and Mary McKew keep the music llbrary In order during third oerlod Barbara Campbell serves coffee at the annual A Cappella Cholr Bar becue Supper M Cravel, Lunda McGlnny, Gerrle Ann MCKQW, Mary Maxwell, John Mntchell, John 1, . 4 I' V I I ,,. , ,.,, .Mg ,.. I ' J ,f K , 5 Q. l I K J ' V E v , ' - 7 A? 1 , I ,J 7 ' 1 j ff l , i , ,ff I . I if J N , I 'ff , . U P ' .Q Q I cp ' I ' I l ' X . Patton, Nelville Rorrier, Marcel Pugh, Jerry Rhea, Chisfino Rhea, Robert THE SILVER TONES A Cappella Chonr octet lncludes Daryl Alford Barbara Unltls .lean Ann Clark Jackie Wolters Ruta Dodd and Walter Casey Not pictured are Max Shields and Robert Rhea Christina Rhea has done an excel lent ,ob as pnansst for the chair Stalllngs Janna Titus Jan Unltls Barbara Vleaux Gary Vnllarreal Richard Wolters Jackue Wandless Alncla Watson Martha Wllllams Judy Yolst Joe ZZ Mi-I. Ruley Sue Rogers Nancy Schorre Halton Scott Genre Skelton Janice Shields Max 'Z fi -I9 Av l 03' l 191 'T p-Q. 1 3 if SILVER PUR DEPICTS Many long hours of planmng and preparation preceed the actual hard work necessary to puttmg outayearbook While part ot the staff gathers nntormatuon and sets up files the photographers strnve mdustrlously to take pictures ofall groups I A-o-44 , , sX9' Mi? Louus Klncannon and Pat Green wrlte and check copy for the l959 SILVER SPUR departments and GCfIVlfIeS at Ray The seemingly endless tasks of wrltlng copy and proofreadung are undertaken by all There lS fun and enloyment along wlth headaches and disappointments but each member eagerly antlcnpates the completed annual The l959 SILVER SPUR hopes your memories of Ray are retained ln thus book .J- Jw' Plctures for the dlvlslon pages are selected by John Maxwell and Glenn Blackwell Lee Montgomery Duck Smnth and Ronnie Karchmer keep busy count mg and wrapping change 192 o SCHOOL CITY Ann Tucker works hard to finish the lettering tor the calendar 4-eau!! copy for Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Art Editor Louis Kincannon Pat Green Ann Tucker Business Manager Dick Smith Junior Business Manager Ronnie Karchmer Sophomore Business Manager Sports Editor Lee Montgomery Robert Blackmon Assistant Sports Editor Dickey Dunavan Photographers Glenn Blackwell John Maxwell Typists Darren Rodgers Marsha Morgan Production Sponsor Mrs Beth Turner Business Sponsor Mrs Evelyn Bochow Cover design by Ann Tucker Robert Blackmon and D have lust completed l ickey Dunavan review the work they 193 fi f N 1 Darren Rodgers tackles a long, hard 'ob checking the Index I Typist . .... ...... ........ A n nette Lichtenstein P' .F 9 g fs , xx NIL X This is the team that edits and makes up El. TEJANO Ray stirstplacenewspaper Martha Sanders is editor in chief Tim Griffin is assistant editor' Moy Joy Bolinger is feature editor' and John Mitchell is sports editor Sidney White- field is art editor' and Martha Watson not pictured is Advertising Editor. This is symbolic of how the team pic- tured above wins first place in state with a first rate newspaper Much burning of midnight oil is necessary before each edition is delivered to Roy s student body Long hours of copy reading making page dummies and writing headlines as wel as rewriting go into each copy of El. TEJANO. EL TEJANO WIN 'il 'E X FIRST PLACE IN TATE ln addition to the work done by the page editors, many other iobs must be done to get out Ray s bi weekly newspaper The taking and developing of photographs the sorting and filing of exchange papers from 47 other states and two foreign countries, andthe distribution to advertisers are some of these 'obs George These are the students who do most of the actual covering of news and the writing for the paper First year Iournalism students learn to do all types of newspaper writing news stories, features editorials, columns, and spot news It is from their stories that page editors choose and make up Ray s EL TEJANO 195 l Broad, Jr. and Jimmy Ware take the pictures for EL TEJANO, and Pat lngle is exchange editor. - VIVA IS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS ix 1M VIVA for l959 reflects the increased interest of the Ray student body in good writing. Published primarily for the purpose of giving the student who is creative with words a chance to see his work in print the book IS one of very few such student magazines written edited and printed by stu dents in the nation Mary McGregor and Rebecca Ing sophomore editors Sidney Whitefield and Tim Griffin not Bob Jackson editor in chief In the publication of the 59 VIVA Ann Tucker and Jerry Seagle repeat at art co editors and May Joy Bolinger handles the business end ofthe magazine Martha E Van Meter is sponsor with ataculty stattofadvisors made up otMuss Barbara Birdwell Joseph A Cain and Joe Blair Most of the work on VIVA is done In after school meetings two days each week The printing is done by students and Mr Blair in the Ray printing classes I 1 . . f f ' ' . I . . . . . . K shownl, iunior editors aid seniors Frank Matta and 196 PUBLICATIONS HONOR OUTSTANDING STUDENTS :rf fsclilll 'HS HSJ Johnny Mitchell IS president of R0 S QUIH SK Scroll Cho fer Members of Quull 8. Scroll must have done outstanding work IH some phase of publucatuons work Y P must be at least sophomores be an the upper thlrd of all classes and be recommended by thenr sponsor -0011 claus-.sa Wnth a membershlp ot sux teen thus years IS the larg est first semester group ever to belong to Ray Hughs chapter of Qulll and Scroll Tum Grltfln and Louis Kun cannon were absent when the pictures were made for the annual There w ll be another election In the latter part of May nn which other students orklng on EI Telano Vuva andthe Sllver Spur wzll be considered for membershup Mnss vlartha Van Meter us sponsor STAFFS IMPEL OUTSTANDING PUBLICATIONS f' x Six xx OF FOR AND BY THE STUDENTS '924 3 f iff' 4, 'FB J!-' 'vw- if The Student CouncIl IS the one representatuve voIce of the entIre student body The Councxl QIVSS the students an opportunIty to VOICB theIr IndIvIdual expressIons, opInIons and suggestnons It sponsors VCFIOUS school GCTIVITIGS In cludmg class favontes, and cheerleaders Student dIrectorIes are compnled and Issued by thIs group whIch, also, raIses money by sellIng football programs, candy Chrnstmas cards book covers, decals and other supplles Large sums of the money earned by the councIl members go to the school GCTIV Ity fund to help other orgamzatnons such as the Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, and Speech Department, when they need fInancIal CSSISTCUCS Our councIl IS a very actIve partIcIpant In local area State, and natIonal student councll orgamzatvons Delegates are sent to conferences and workshops In order to enrlch theIr understandIng and experlences In the many councll functIons so they, In turn, mIght InspIre, advIse and be a benefIt to the councll Itself as well as to the school and commumty At many of these conferences, Ray delegates serve as dIscussIon group leaders ln October of l959, the Ray Councul wIlI be host to the Southern ASSOCIGTIOH of Student CouncIls when about lO00 students and sponsors from the fourteen southern States wIII come to Corpus ChrIstI for theIr annual conference Kala HarrIs and Sandy Scholze have been selected to serve as co secretarues ofthe SASC for the year of that conference Thus year the councul sponsored Josette Thonnard, an exchange student from Belguum, and also sent Clare Foran to Germany last summer as a oartIcIpant In the AmerIcan FIeld Servlce Summer Program Our Ray Student CouncIl IS Indeed one to be proud of, and one whIch can truly be referred to as the organnzatlon Of the Students, For the Students, and By the Students OFFICERS Presldent Guy Watts VICE PresIdent EddIe Watts Recordmg Secretary Clare Foran Sponsor ISS Oneta Cummlngs 199 VARIED ACTIVITIES PRCVIDE WORK The assembly committee Jane Lacey Janice Stambaugh Peggy Bass and Diane Manshein meet with Eddie Watts for planning Non members ofthe Council often helped paint posters Right: First Semester Officers .lean Flint, Corresponding Secre- taryg Connie Herbert, Clerlcg Kalci Harris, Chaplaing Josette Thonn- ard, Foreign Exchange Student Jack Friedlander, parliamentari- ang and Leslie Parish, Treasurer AND RECREATICN FOR CCUNCIL Jack Friedlander and Virginia Love plan their summer European tour with the National Association of Student Councils Art students help the Council orovide decora tions for the Favorites Dance Hotsy Haeusser and Josette Thonnord receive soecaal favorite awards from student body representatives Julian Greene and Brenda Devers The Student Council plans and executes the Favorites' Dance to honor Ray's leading students. 201 RAY STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SPEECH OFFICERS President Louus Klncannon Secretary Tom Stllwell 'Y' The Natlonal Forensec League IS an honor socuety whrch provldes natlon wude recognltuon for students partlclpatnng un mterscholastac debating and platform speaklng contests The Ray Hugh School Chapter represented the school In sux tournaments throughout the state thus year Also the club presented programs for Clvlc Organizations, participated In PT A programs and organized and presented a school wnde the club successfully fulfilled Its purpose of Traumng Youth for Leadership John Schuer and Yogl Casteneda prac tuce their parts In the talent assembly Ton: Stilwell makes a vntal polnt In refutatnon against her opponents Plans for the Sam houston trap are dnscussed as Mrs Cranford gives the details durung an N F I. meetmg Students depart for the trap to Baylor Una verslty Tournament. N' -Q e2 ' . I Vice-President. ..... Guy Watts talent assembly. ln bringingoutstanding honors to our school, , , . . an . . I fx ' I ACTIVITIES THROUGH DUAL ORGANIZATIONS The National Thesplan Society IS an honor and servuce orgamzatlon of secondary school teachers and students established for the ad vancement of dramatuc arts To become a member of thus International group students must earn ooants by partlcupatmg un some fselcl of drama Thusyear Troop 675 Ray Hugh School plans to enter lnterscholastlc League competltlon wuth the one act play Land of Make Belueve A Best Thespuan award wall be presented at the end of theyear to an outstandung studentof drama OFFICERS PI'eSldeI'1f Ellen Hopkms Vuce Pressclent Yogu Casteneda Secretary Helen McCoy TFSGSUYGI' Ronnne Talbert Practncung for the District ploy are Duxle Raatz Ellen Hopkins and Suzy Barfueld As she reads her scrupt Margie Welborn gets a bug reaction from Ellen Hop kms John Jennlngs Bully Holly andYognCasteneda CLUB FACILITATES fn Above Mrs Presnall and Muss Justm discuss lubrary fnnes Below Carolanne Hamlet? checks overdue cards Above Barbara Henry Pat Hayes and Barbara Love work hard to help students fund books 204 . . . . ,awww ff N : I 4 . , ' . LIBRARY WCRK Working in the library is a pleasure to those students who are members of the Library Club. Under the guidance of Miss Dell Justin and Mrs. Mary Jane Presnall, these students assist others in finding books, and keep the library in the best possible order for the convenience ofthe faculty and student body. OFFICERS President Frances Hartman Above Restoclcing the shelves are Pati'lawklns and Elda Salinas Below Karen Mulhollan and Carolyn Olive assist Sam Powell as he checks outa magazine Vice President Mary Ann Hohstadt Secretary Treasurer Linda Pottoeft Historian Marcel Poirrier Parliamentarian Clifton Barkley Sponsor Miss Dell Justin Soonsor rs Mary Jane Presnall lv... PAN AMERICAN CLUBS Bull Harper and Joy Horalc admnre the Costa Rica flag CQLCQD' Lghfs PAN AMERICAN CLUB The purpose of the Pan American Club IS to brung about a closer relatuonshup and mutual understanding between students of thus unstltu tuon State ond natuon and those of the Latm American countries Above Dlscussung Pan Amerucan Day are Pct Moore Sharon Gannon Mary Louase Coffee Barbara Peel and Eve Woods Left A Natuvlty scene IS arranged by Robert Rnchardson and Jeannine Hopson FOSTER UNDERSTANDIN FIRST PERIOD PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS Presldent Harley Moody Vuce President Judy Taylor Secretary Joyce Rosenhelm Treasurer BIII WoIf Reporter Rebecca Ing Sponsor Mrs Jovlta Mareles I Bobby Correa shows where Spanish Hamon and Karen Konnslar watch Qu 1 9539! KIM Mrs MureIes shows Pct Moore where COIonlaI Spam was In Amerlca 207 spoken In Texas whlle Sharon Gannon Shelly FOURTH PERIOD PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS President Ray Caballero Vlce President Peggy Foran Secretary Sandra Mendlowltz Reporter Ro bert R n chard son SIXTH PERIOD PAN AMERICAN OFFICERS Presldent Pat Moore Vlce President Jerry Traughber Secretary Genoveva Aranda Treasurer Joy Horak Reporter Barbara Peel 'M '25 I I A I ' ' - I ' ,hwdbni-f, n c a a n . o n 4 I . I V I L Q 1 H I A A is , 5 . is . . I , . Q ' 1 GI HM. M, - I O O O I 0 I I . , Q g .... . . . . - 54 ' ' Treasurer . . . . . E. A. Poynor J I Q' . C' .xiii 1 X ':. ,ry .gf M g C Dm.nnn...mM., ', .4 R I T . 5 . gjgfx Q 'X-,s - -- J f T-1 T ' S . . . lxj i ' 3 . . . . . I . . .5Jfr1:.ff:::t: fb: SECOND PERIOD BIBLE CLUB APEX President Mack Keeble Vuce Presndent Eddre Andrews Secretary Treasurer Jerry Luclcett Social Chalrman Mary Vaughn Reporter Rrta Dodd THIRD PERIOD BIBLE CLUB HINERITES President Dwnght Davis Vice President Vernon Arnold Secretary Kaysene Jones Treasurer Myra Bonner Reporter Shawn Carpenter Socnal Chairman Gaul Pearl Socaal Chalrmans malce plans tor sprung banquet Pictured are Mary Vaughn Mrs l'llner Vernon Arnold Kay Kmppa and Marla KIFICSGY FOURTH PERIOD BIBLE CLUB REKEM EL President Eddue Watts Vlce President Bull Poehlmann Secretary Mary Ware Treasurer Delores Dagley Reporter Sunny Graves Socral Chairman Joy Lynn Above Second period class takes darly test Left David DeVsney Dwight Davis Nelvllle Patton Chrnstma Rhea and Delores Stone com pare Buble notebooks Below Lllxa Campbell Jep Hull and Jerry Lynn Luckett enloy playing a TV game ot 21 with Buble questnons on Club Day The Bible Clubs enjoy monthly meetings during classes. The programs are made up of local speakers, films and slides. Each year the clubs have a ioint banquet. The Bible course consists ofthe study ofthe Old and New Testaments and is jointly sponsored by the Council of Church Women and the Ministerial Alliance. Right: Bill Poehlmann, Dwight Davis, .lep Hill, Eddie Watts and Sunny Graves take part in a panel discussion at the Y.M.C.A. elf' right: Ettie Lou Claybrook, Clarita Tolle, lton O'Neill and other students leave on a field to hear Mr. Bill Strube speak on communism. Ronnie Talbert, Jimmie Mostyn and Bill Poehl mann odd final touches to a tabernacle drawing Left: Vernon Arnold Merelle Baxter Barbara Brown and Shawn Carpenter locate a city on the new Q Qi, map A! l CLUB TRAINS FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS President Leslie Stensland The Future Nurses Club us made up of gurls 1 who are Interested In pq varuous frelds of med: cane The club partucu pates rn such drives as Peanuts for Polno stuffing T B envelopes x .lb x and the March otDlmes The gurls volunteer their services In local hospr tals and clnnucs The club engoys local speakers from the dsfferent flelds of nurslng throughout the year The purpose of the club is to fund out whether or not a student as really Interested an nursing as a career Vlce Presudent Beverly Zretz Secretary Treasurer Nancy Macon Chaplain Barbalee Wooten Above Barbalee Wooten Geraldlne Guthrre and Annette McLellan keep the medncune cabinet In order Rught Future Nurses ad dress envelopes for the Crlppled Chlldrens Hosp: a Nancy Suk Vrrgnma Ann Davls and Harruet Smltherman learn the roper way to full an Ice bag 210 JUNIOR RED CROSS TEACHES SAFETY FIRST AID :stil The Junior Red Cross as the lunlor membershlp of the Amerlcan Red Cross that ns enrolled nn the elementary and secondary schools of the Umted States This group IS under the durectlon at a Junlor Red Cross Chairman and a committee from the Corpus Christ: American Red Cross Chapter The club encourages young people to take part In courses In fnrst and care for the suck at home and water safety As well lt provides great opportunutles for members to help In stlmulatmg good wull and understanding among the young people over the world George Stanley packs boxes for overseas relsef OFFICERS Presudent George Stanley Vlce President Sara Montgomery Secretary Irene Davis Treasurer Sharon Gannon Sponsor Mrs Anme Melton Muke Stenner, Mic: Hugue, and Bobble Gayle Robertson check over nnduvudual turstandklts. 211 I '34 I V M x.: 6, ,A I ' te ,If I s I , ' X .W Ay v . I I . I I I. . . The purpose of the Future Homemakers ofAmerica is to learn to live better today so that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow SILVER RAY CHAPTER President Donna Gudeen First Vice President Carolyn Layton Second Vice presldem Patsy Ingle Betsy Bisbee tells Silver Ray Chapter about the Christmas Third Vice President Betsy Bisbee protect Donna Gudeen Lydia Amador and Lili McCord listen Fourth Vice President Barbara Henry Fifth Vice President Mevlynn Callaway Secretary Lydia Amador Treasurer June Meachan Historian Mary Ruth Capps Parlnamentarian Alicia Gonzales Sponsor Mrs Frances Huebner Patricia Boudreaux and Patsy Beene enioy their work as stu- dent helpers inthe Child De- velopment Lab Right: Alicia Gonzales Bar- bara Henry, June Meachan, and Mevlynn Callaway check pub- lications for news of other Chapters and ideas for their own. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS TOWARD NEW HCRIZON Third Vnce President Fifth Vnce Presldent Secretary XX Susanne Culbertson Gena Fallen Gretchen Wagner Marianne Nouragas and Duane Duncan set the table for a luncheon Learning to use the washing machlne IS simple for Sue Henson Beverly Darby Anna Marla Garcna and Mary Ann Lopez Second Vlce President Fourth Vice President GAY TEXANS Presudent Deanme French First Vnce President Mary Jo McFadln Carolyn Dlnve Beverly Darby Sue Henson Tommle Davis Paula Bishop Treasurer Betty Skoruppa H,510,-,gn Karen Mulhullan Parllomentarlan Ethel HUVVIC Sponsor Mnss Gaylena Brudges Elvira Meza Karen Mulhollan and Sherrie Smith work on a centerpiece Janet Ursprung Josephine Vega Mary Martinez and Mass Brndges select vegetables for a class pro lect. 'S X -L Pat Hawlclns, Mary Jo McFadd:n, and Deannue French study canned food labels 213 gs Q :: , Electric lroner makes nronmg cuptowels easy tor Sharon Petree ond Mary DeLeon FUTURE TEACHERS PLAN CAREERS IN EDUCATION Leavung forthe Future Teacher s Dlstrlct meeting In Brownsvnlle are Johnny Mitchell Norma Lynne Key Mnss Hoge Mrs Parks Kathy Harrington .lean Flnnt Lydua Guerra Kay Bradford Yoga Castenada Donna Gudeen Loss Stevenson 3 Students who plan to enter the teaching professnon make up the Robert E Lee Chaoter of the Future Teachers of America They carry on an active orogram of learning teachnng skulls and puttmg them unto practxce Pat lngle practices newly learned teachnng techniques at Fusher Elementary School FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS Kay Bradford Treasurer Kathryn Harrington Secretary .lean Flnnt Vnce Presldent Norma Lynne Key President DISTRIBUTOR S CLUB A JCB WELL DONE Q cr AS ax f fr QU' Q Q The msugma forthe Dlstrubutor s Club IS mounted on a dnamond symbolic of value I the dustrnbutuve professions students are meeting human needs and making passable the satnsfoctnon of desures The polnts ofthe em blem represent vocatlonalunderstandnng clvlc consciousness social Intelligence and leader shlp development These surround the package of satlsfactnon a lab well done box for a needy family 1 W As a Chrnstmas prolect D E members pack a Kenth Menefee Don Holder Patty Futzgerald and Alma Cabrera make plans for a club program OFFICERS President Keith Menefee Vnce President Henry Colson Secretary Patty Fntzgerald Treasurer Don Holder Sponsor Mrs Grace Luter Alma Cabrera dasolays household goods rn a department store Working as a salesclerk Helen Reid helps a customer select merchandise RIGHT Charles Burton arranges a dnsplay un a local grocery store 215 V I C CLUBS TRAIN Left to right Dorothy Smlls Secretary Bull Caslmlr President Helen Howard Vace President and Carol Hutchcock Reporter V I C CHAPTER 167 Sponsor Jack Humphries VIC members and their dates enloy cokes and conversatuon durlng a dance lad' Bull Casimir and HeIen Howard dance to a fa vorlte tune Left to rlght Tommy Tackett Helen Howard David Markert Scotty Smith Donna Hall Louns Peetz Kay Reglnold Ball Caslmlr CaroI Hitchcock Ed Sulluvan George Ramsey Dorothy Sllls Ronald LeVlcIc Jack Zeller Sue Woodard Lee Fergus and Muth Mltchell 216 O O O ,+-N o , N X W 'I P X 1 .2 .I Z. ai 1 , , If - l Y i - I . : I I . I 'I I I I I I I .II . I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' FOR GPPORTUNITY The Vocatuonal lndustrnal Club prepares today for leadership tomorrow and provides opportunities for student members to develop leadershvp abnlltres through PGYIICIDCIIOD In vocational and socnal act: vltles V I C CHAPTER 'IIO Sponsor Joe Blair OFFICERS OF PRINTING CHAPTER IIO Billy RUZICICG Sergeant at Arms Allen Patterson Treasurer Jerry Smlth Presldent Pat Feely Vrce Presldent Charles Barnes Reporter Don Bu ster Secretary Charles Barnes and Allen Patterson catch papers as they come off the folder 217 Members of V l C work In the oruntung shop dur Ing class Members of V I C Prlntlng Chapter IIO that belong to the Vocational Industrial Club of Texas are as follows Allen Patterson Jerry Smxth Jack Beasley Charles Barnes Rhea Penlclc and Manuel Anas I ' ' i , I I I I ' I 1 , . ' 5 I . 0 5, .L 4 A I I . f- , y, W ' .X W g x I Q T31 ' 5 4 1 Q 1:7-1 11 vi ll I I I 7 - ' , g Q . I ' , 0 I ' I I I D I PROMINENT ATHLETES IN LETTERMEN'S CLUB J,.-,..-.-u----no-xx 11, I A ' f': r-------fl --J i 1 p 1, 1 f u 1 U.--..f I .......vp.-.. .---Al l , -I 1 . ET . i -1 i o. . ' 1 7.1 . 7 l o .. ,, Q - .. H -' -- U .. 1 . . . X- . . U., J . 5. ' 'F ' . II' - - . ' ' Q -I N . U-u 5 - N Q I '1 ' 'O' . O . 2, 7 Q c . - z ,V . Q '1 . U 0 '1 it 2: I 3 C ' - . U - 0 . . N 3 s 3, - sc ' 'U 0 J If :L n - 5' L- . U7 I' . Q ,- . . 3 , -- . I 'T 0 . c VI 5' - L.. fb - I 1 '1 N S4 . N 5 , Q in 3 0 :x ':: ' 3 3 - -4 . JU , N ao - rn h 4 fb im . 0 l . 3 - cn . , rn ' an Q . ar P TI o -O' . N I 5 Q '1 'O' Ill Q. 3 Ray's Iettermen in athletic competition are members s of the Lettermen's Club. Membership permits use of the 3 fm--I club's attractive, specially-equipped clubroom and parti- Y I L'-,m.,,,.,,I pation in club activities. I 3 rf.. 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