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' ig X rl 1 1 1 ,57 Q+3KX- x- , . 1 '? n OIHGS THE Cfifii FRESENTEC1 I .52 fzx Z., X 1 , ff' -5,2 a:o f fi Qf' -fgiffl' , li ! ' if ' -:gf if ,,f-ii' ' 4 'S MQ? ,fif ffa. N531 lk X i N xx l WE, THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1952, have endeavored to place in this Annual our memories of days gone by in Refugio High School, We have compiled this book with the hope that, as you look at these following pages, you will Turn back the hands of Time: hold back the sands of Time: do. it all over again. yl l X X X , - o E- ll 4 ' V ' l m -4 -SX? M f e :A-isfxg ' f Z 6 H, ,A A- 'ng - X X 1 'Igli.' 5'-5?1 - +- 1 - - Q -L- ff' A 1 ,,.-I : iii... - V x M ... ,,. -ve ' -- - T f , .Lfx i , F ilx A iff lf xiii , 2 , 'xc' ,K l ' f X , ' -1 ,- A, fllh-Q 'xl - ' .1-: if K x V Qs i L1 L X ,:,. ' - 5 x XX , xx -X - - if E- ' N , 1 'TO THE MEMORY of those who are serving, and will serve. in our Armed Forces, we dedicate this Annual, the Bobcat Chan! of 1951-1952. ,H- ztfftfft .f i t x Q m 'H z .e V sw my W' A Sc: Hoot ' it .wr ,f 'lf' . E if WMV if, Wi' X , 1, 5 Sfgil. -I Still UC. l l Ntiv. l N Nov Z2 Z i Nuv. Zl lun! fl 7 lvvl. . I 3 Dim, 4 Duc. l Dat. l 'l Duc, lil .l.m. vlan, 3 ,l.1n, SH .l.m lil ll-ll .l.tii. l5 lan. lfi 17 lx .l.'m. l'1 lm. ll' 1 l'cl'i. -1 ln-li. lllllfl lwlv. lin llvb. Z3 licb, 25 litfb. 22 Z5 Z6 l-rlv. Zo lfolw. .27 28 l'Cl3. 2.59 March -l March 5 Mncli X . M.xruli l R5 Marcli l 5 March Z0 March Z2 Nlarclu 28'-Z9 April 3 April April l l - l -l April l 1 April l 7' April l 'I April Z--li-25 April Zo MM' l V2 lklnv fl lN'lAy ? May E S May l U Max' I 2 'S CALENDAR School Begins lfirst Football Game Virst Weeks liaml UAV in Austin 'lilmnksgiving llolitltxys Qcwml Six 'xVucli.s Cnc .ict Plays Sratc Marching Contest Spanish Club llarty Moulton 'l'ourri,imcut. Scriitir C,,llflSl!Tl35 Party Cflirisrnms Plcilitlaifs District Baird Om-act Plays lit'giim.tl littncl llcgsiiriziiiig ol l5.'sslar-tlxill Nlitl term 'lic-its lftitrilmll lhriqtxt-t Ciirls lltixlsctlull Cfmmu l3?uwto Cflulw llartv Stats llnml Vqiltniiriit llirti' Spximslw Cllulw to Mt-xim Cottiity 'lX'.it'lit'r's Nltwting l'?OU1'lll Six XVt-ska l3,ll.A. liiwtrifi Nlticting Nlarcli ol li-DlYYlC'i liollivs Rcgioinil l3.1ikutlmll Baptist-Senior lianqucr Public School Pregrant Blind to Kjonzalrs Spaglwtti Suppcr Track Mcut lhiid tu Cfucm Alice Track Meet Rvgzitxnal Band Mcci District Track Nlvct District Tennis Mat Easter lloliclays Bazitl Dame Piniittal Spring Band Ciuiittrt Rtztvzti Mtitlicrs liittvrtain Stniori Pmttlt' tif lifltiwcrs ,luniwr-Scriior Bzxnqtict Scniur lllnx' Senior 'lrip Smitir As-amilvly lS.itc.iltturt'ntc i,ir.xCltt.ztion Sflitwl lfltisce 5'0JlZfJVj S0 Qcff-f M D Q gi I Cwfwm 4 JF is 3 S qi My S U N sk EM F, WW L+ 5,4-'-!?ig w:: - V ,ff if W- - ' I, K, ,,,- SCHOOL BUILDINGS 'I I I ..v: M I ' V I JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING AUDITORIUM ENTRANCE SCHOOL BUILDINGS WM Azmgg mfcfe ,f ffl,.,,is P OIG! IJJ Krf , I..J 'JET' li,f mf if L42m,,Wgf1i ,a rf4,ii,Jl,J Q R Q W W Q V,, 'T 'ET' iff? ,,, i L22 O 4 92 f - H' ffyyxs ,..,fwfi- 5 an Q ,I In If m M I W 5 Q 1 - - V C 3X P 5 I Q 4- if fi 51g K Q 2 YS I ix X ,Q X ,.,- vii ge- nikki- -- ,ff ..,, ...gr Y R ij .. 4. Q, 'i-jig -7 ,,.-V T ' Q R -N 3 , , , fl 'f- 'T...f- I' H - X Q' 'i ii. l-9 X I f1Zl7MZJ!f ZS RJZTZON SCHOOL BOARD R. L. LEMLEY President J. JACKS D. SKEEN Vice-President Secretary Not Pictured ROBERT TONKIN SAM CHAMBERLAIN C- E- BRANDON LL and MQ ZA!! SUPERINTENDENT ZZ!-at dfrci , Xu ,2 4.4441 onus gk X V NJ N x T ' - '.,,. A N A . l commend and congratulate the Bobcat Staff, Sponsor, and everyone else who contributed towards' th ' this edition. c completion of Th . ' peration helps achieve the objectives in our philosophy of education. May the experiences of this school year always be pleasant memories ' standing in ' and considered out- your educational growth. is fine spirit of coo Zfgfwazw 1,--' . is CONGRATULATIONS to our Annual Staff for another splendid volume in our record' of Refugio High School for the school term, 1951-52, in which you have so ably presented the year's activities covering all phases of student life. To the student body and faculty I wish to extend my sincere appreciation for your cooperation in carrying out our school policies with a mutual benefit for all. 1 am indebted to Rev. Charles R. Brewster for the following quotation which I would like to pass on to you for your consideration: Education is the hope of youth: Youth is the hope of democracy: Democracy is the hope of 'America: America is the hope of the world: But only a Christian America can ever realize that hope. The world of tomorrow depends on the youth of today. We hope that your stay in Refugio High School will create a desire to serve and to fill a helpful place in the world. Sincerely, PRINCIPAL, REFUGIO SENIOR HIGH. Q aw ' I . 7717' 1 - 1 a WL Great strength of character, a fine emotional balance and a mature philosophy of life are required to meet either joy or sorrow well. To succeed without losing one's head: to fail with- out losing one's faith--these are the final tests of life and ones which we hope this school is preparing you to pass. fgwji ,4-a l' ' ' ' . .I-0 ' All ' f ll' A very famous man was orfce asked if he had any advice for those who desire to lead a successful life. His reply was limited to three short words: Work. Work. Work. gyfazfejmm l' 3 W' M isfgwxw ! Nfl' hi it mia Ann Bailey Betty Lou Vance Merle Waters Dona Teague Del Moya ii .- N A T I 0 N A L rW n0N0n SOCIETY . ,A J if THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY was organized this year for the ,ff ' , first time in Refugio High School. The organization of this society QWYFM Jimmy Jecker i K I if 5 Fidelia Freeman Michael Fisher Minerva Ramon was sponsored by the Student Council, which will act as an advisory board to the Faculty Council. The Faculty Council is composed of Mr. R. H. Renfro, Miss Lulu Rice, Mrs. Berenice Collins, Mr. Keith Cireebon, and Mr. Hershal Harris. The purpose of the society is to stimulate a desire to develop a well-rounded personality by maintaining an 85 average, evidencing leadership qualities, assuming correct attitudes toward all phases of school policies, and displaying a high type character. The members for the Honor Society are chosen from the Junior and Senior classes. Probationary membership is granted to Sophomores, who may be full fledged members their Junior year if they maintain the qualifications for membership. This society meets twice a semester, and new officers are chosen every semester. Burton Wheeler not shown in pictures. Additional names will be added, at a later date. to the present list of candidates for membership in the National Honor Society Y. g- N., . . asm. t-i' . Qfyfg ,f . 1, Y' is Nfl! 1 A - K ,, 'J r . 13 Rmb if Q x Sally Garcia Ira Hulse Kam Clarkson 'Fr ef Q I 1 . . Wsgyiff iii? ,Xi x all X Kiltie: as Dorothy Black va., if Avernelle Scott 'sr V., if Y . yt. R . s cg' ur Jimmy Fagan if i Allie Burke You Jo Ann Brown Q Q. ' 4: x if X df u. wx V ' 3' IZ IM X nik fi -A l M M34 A ,-W ' 'LL - I V? I M CAT TAL W -N E -. ,M if mmm ll jiqu M'W 4 'M 35-L i S ful : , N - addlwrz V 1 Z fi 'Z 'Q QLQZQWMJ ILAJ 55744, Mba 1 f,,f f J Lb a:L5 0 'Nq hob nl F111 5' 6 flu Se if e.yS1Kn' 'fU'chf 'e 5 f 34 XR:-f,,.'.1-42 ss N, 'CQ Humicfffffyq, diff, 1 Vf Mt wt 3 5 1 ,fx QS? x . H ' fv I L Qt I X! 4 ,4 jo U9 jywl llama 1 Id 'va' 'Q'-A 'inf Q it i - ,,: . . I N-'Q Bowie Sun HENRY, B. A. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College+University of Texas Third Grade MARGIE TERRELI-. B. A. Hometown-Harwood. Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Second Grade s: . -'Q'-5' HELEN MCLEOD. B. S. Hometown-Trent, Texas College-Hardin-Simmons University Sixth Grade ELIZABETH L. C-ENTRY, B. S. Hometown-Missouri City, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Girls' Athletics MAYME W. DAY, B. S. AND M. ED. Hometown-Fentress, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Home Economics MARY L. MCMICHAEL, B. A. AND M. A. Hometown-Teague, Texas College-Southwestern University and University of Texas English and Journalism f fv-,A Q A ... . 6. -My , R .. . VQNA LENEY, R. N. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College-Lutheran General Nurse's Hospital School Nurse JAMES HOY, Hometown-Kenmore. N. Y. College-Texas A. E5 M. Eighth Grade Nw 1. , , -fe -iw .IW- I --. if . 5 --. V' , . -'gf TN QIAYXZ X- ff,.-12 'Lf'-7-:LZ , ,,-,j..J.2,...,k.,cf cd' ' 7 i c,QJ'51QJ2M- I Ted' KMARY ASHEINLEIN Hometown--Refugio, Texas Fifth grade. MRS. PAT ALLEN Hometown-Refugio, Texas 5 S M - First Grade X MRS. TRUMAN CRAIG, B. S. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College-University of Corpus Christi First Grade VIVA MAE THoMAs. B. S. Hometown-Woodsboro, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Sixth Grade College-Baylor University and T. W. C ez V ' ' h K College-University of Corpus Christi MARY lVlAY, B. S. Hometown-Beeville, Tex s Second Grade V .BEss BAILEY, B. S. I .UV q High School Librarian in W' dqfwlvffw LULU RICE, AND . Hometown-Austin, Texas QAM College-North Texas State achers College University of Texas Social Science - A9540 CENA S. MORGAN, B. S. Hometown-Yoakum, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Natural Science College-A. 'ES' I. and Univelrsity of Corpus Christi wil Y Hometown-Waelder, Texas .Ill P :J College-Southwest. Texas State Teachers College 'Hifi D. K. GRYEIZBON, B.B. A. Hometown-Blanco, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Commercial BETTY GREEBON, B.B. A Hometown-Dale, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Fifth Grade E .4 H.: 13 Q A V 4' f .l,,l y- we ' is -' w 6' 'gggb zxid ii . 'yuh . -1 tg' W V Q. I 1. GFRALDINE HARRIS, B. B. A. Hometown-Dale, Texas B. W. CROMEENS, B. A. AND M. A. Hometown-Huntsville, Texas College-Sam Houston State Teachers College English It f-. ' 2' ,, BERENICE COLLINS, B. A. TX, 'B - f-' ' Hometown-Paris, Texas ,' College--Baylor University Spanish PAUL GIPS. B. S. ED. Hometown-Yorktown, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Coach-Boys' Athletics JEWEL GIPS, B. S. Hometown-Moulton. Texas College-Mary Hardin-Baylor Eighth Grade -s 4' g 'S- '-'S College-Southwest Texas State Teache s C ll 2 First Grade r O ege QT? T sit X :ii . ' H. E. HARRIS, B. S., M.A. v, -K -- - Hometown--Dale, Texas ffl '-'M Q A 3- T r 1CIcyge7gZfg5Sguthwest Texas State Teachers College X X 1 L ' I. 4 Ja A f K , . A I K. 'S ey. 'sk . -- S I ' fn lx Q: . I LOUISE ROGERS. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College and University of Corpus Christi First Grade RUTH YoUNc3, B. S. Hometown-Fentress, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Fourth Grade MRS. E. F. PITZER, B.S. Hometown-Waco, Texas ' College-Baylor University and University of Corpus Christi Second Grade MAISA STEVENS, B. S. Hometown-Commerce, Texas College-East Texas State Teachers College Third Grade MRS. W. B. MORTIMER, B. S. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College--Southwest Texas State Teachers College Fourth Grade LINA STEPHENS. B. S. Hometown-Smithville, Texas College--Southwest Texas State Teachers College Fourth Grade E l i 4 i . sf I '-,yi 773121- MRS. L. A, WE1ss, JR.. B. A. Hometown-Dallas, Texas CollegerwlVlary Hardin-Baylor Second Grade MILDRED CHILES, B. S. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College-Texas A. S5 I. Third Grade fi, Z.e 7 44.6. fmiw 1 THOMAS WILLIAMSON, B. S. Hometown-Coldspring, Texas College-Sam Houston State Teachers College and Vandercook School of Music Music and Band Director MISS JANE STEELE Office Secretary ' if A .put- KENNETH W. GOETZEL, B. S. and M. Ed. Hometown-Poteet, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Biology, Assistant Coach MISS ELOISE NICHOLS, B. S. Hometown-Hunstville. Texas College--Sam Houston State Teachers College Fifth Grade ALICE COPELAND, B. S. Hometown-Dale, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Sixth Grade MRS. A. R. POINTER, B. S. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College-Southwest Texas State Teachers College Seventh Grade . I. n ve' ry .f ,x ELBERT L. FULLER, B. S. and M. Ed Hometown-Leesburg, Texas College-East Texas State Teachers College Shop Work, Mechanical Drawing MRS. MABLE WARREN, B. s. Hometown-Refugio, Texas College-Mary Hardin Baylor Sixth Grade 9 Scholarship- Ann Bailey Andrew Pate . ' 1 ' 1 if ef-ft. ' j.fg-gm? V A, Hze.NR'f ,P 31 A ga p' Beige . , .. ,M -rfxwggggz 2 w , ,f 3? i 5 ii i WHO'S WHG -1 C1'tz'zenship- Allie Burke Young Betty Lou Vance 'hiv , 54 f Qyfgf B img Sportsmanship Jimmy Fagan Teddy Gray F5 - E xi f ZZ? 6 ? if i? SJSNZOR FAVORITES if Z. Ll-EN HNDERSON SUOJWE TEAGUE Pres, lfihfp' 1 251 ' 0 , , X1 Q 1' +2 is Q1 566. ,Bfagk 4 . DONA MAUDE TEAGUE There is no end to all her friends. ,QQ- JN uv' X351 fl: 'L K 5-j Iofx BOBBY KENNETH WILPITZ Captain Bobby, FoohalI's his hobby. Football-1, 2, 3, 4,: Football Captain-3, 4: All-District Football-3, 4: Basketball-1 .2. 3, 4: Class President-2, 4: Class V.-President--3: Class Favorite-3: Annual Staff-3. 4: Assistant Business Manager of Annual-4: Press Club-1 2, 3: Photo Club-3, 4: Spanish Club-2, 3: Who's Who-3 Dramatics Club-4: V.-President of Dramatics Club-4: Stu dent Council-3, 4: Intra-School Council-2: F.H.A. Club- 4: Most Popular Boy-4: F.H.A. Beau-3, 4: Track-1, 2 Square Dance Club-2: Valentine Court--3, 4. LENORA OWENS Lenora's really fine, We can't get her off our mind. F.H.A. Club-1, 2: Volleyball-2,4: Basketball-4. F.H.A.-1, 2, 3, 4: Photo Club-3, 4: Class Favorite-4: Tennis-4: Annual Staff-4: Assistant Business .Manager of Annual-4. ' W, S EUGENE BUNDREN Just wonderin' if you knew Bundren? He's tops. Football-l, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Baseball Press Club-3: F.H.A. Club-3: P h o to Club-3, 4: Head Mimeographer of Bobcat Blab-3. '30 MERLE WATERS Musically inclined, ALSO a smart mind. Band-2, 3, 4: Orchestra-2, 3, 4:-District Band-2, 3: F.H.A.-1, 2, 3, 4: Pianist of F.H.A.-3, 4: H. E. Chorus- 3, 4: Student Council-1 5 Class S ec r e t a r y-3: Spanish Club-2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club-4: Press Club-45 Valentine Court-3: Tennis-4: Intra-School Council-1: Chorus- 1, 2,3,4. '1 .' N 4 X 'VY 4Z1 fY -. ,F -1: h ' ffl A- fff, If Yi I if 1 ki 'Nix X: f Ag, 1 .- .LVL BILLIE KEATI-ILEY A wonderful gal, She's eueryone's pal. F. H. A. Club-3, 4: F. H. A. Reporter-3. X 6,3 WWW BOBBY RODRIQUEZ Music's his middle name, Also his claim to fame. Band-1, Z, 3: Spanish Club-1, 2: Photo , Club-3: Press Club-l: Annual Staff-1, 43 Art Editor of Annual-4. JANIS BRYANT She's the one that dances. And oh, how she prancesf' Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette-1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club-4: Photo Club-3, 4: F.H.A. Club-1, 2, 4: Spanish Club-1, 2: Square Dance Club-2: Football Duchess-1, 2: Regional Twirling Meet-2, 3, 4: Column Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: Band Chorus-4: Press Club-4: Valentine Court-2. ART 2,- BARBARA ANN GENTY She flies through the air. . . Band-l, 2, 3, 4: Majorette-1, 3: Drum Major-2: Acro- bat-4: F. H. A. Chorus-3, 4: Press Club-3: Photo Club-3. 4: F. H. A. Club4l, 2, 3, 4: Most Athletic-2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Parliamentarian-4: Junior H. E. Degree-3: Chapter H. E. Degree--4. JI ow: ff' Tall and slim, She's a priceless gem. 1 l '-' J 1 J MARJORIE ANN WALLACE Dramatics Club-4: F.H.A. Club-1, 2: Press Club-1, 2, 4: Photo Club-3, 4: Square Dance Club-Z: Business Manager of Bobcat Blab-4: Typing Editor of Annual-4: Volley- ball-l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis-1: Softball-4: Basketball-4. Sgff CECIL ALLEN ANDERSON Ask him for a ride? No! He'd rather walk. But in homeroom he sure can talk. Football-l, 2, 3, 4: Football All-District Third String-47 Chorus-1, 2, 3: Basketball- 2, 3, 4: Photo Club-3, 4: 4u,.M..,...a Spanish Club-2: Softball-1 : Class Favorite-4. f IC' ICU ID ' i' 3 v 72' I 1 Y N if .. . bl r ' I fx . ,, V v,g ' f ' ' 1 if all aus! 'V '- in Q: , is 1,-4 Q' . ,, :fl-N .-W,.S,,g3:L -L' f . . f W 4 '-nv? Yi SM? 3' t an fy --of Y Emi 3+ rv . A' , x V Sf G 1 nb-gr If Amy Lou you've ever met, You'II remember her and her clarmetf' Spanish Club--3, 4. ? AMY LOU O'NEAL Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Band Chorus-4: Chorus- 4: F. H. A. Club-1: District Band-3, 4: Q ' ' I If ff 5 l 4 We ffl dn ..-an... CHARLENE FAY SPENCER She our smiling T-Tex, We won't forget her when she's an ex. F. H. A. Club-1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Secretary-2: F. H. A. President-3: F. H. A. Reporter-4: F. H. A. District Third Vice-President-4: Annual Staff-4: Editor of Annual-4: F. H. A. Chorus-3, 4: Volleyball--1, 2: Band-3, 4: Band Favorite-43 Press Club-3, 4: Photo Club-3, 4: Spanish Club-1, 2, 3: Spanish Club Vice-President-2: Class Sec- retary-l: Class Vice-President-4: Square Dance Club-2: Dramatics Club--4: Band Chorus-4: Runner-Up for Best All-Around-4. rg. X x X -J 10 GRADY BAUGH, JR. In football he played so well, Let's give him another yell. Football-2, 4: Basketball--3, 4: Track-3, 4: Chorus--3, 4. Wm QM RUTH MARTIN TOMPKINS You see her for miles. She always smiles. F. H. A. Club-3: Volleyball-2, 3: Band-2: Valentine Court-3. 6 '4'l 'Q' fa-s 7--N .H5-he IM' BETTY Lou VANCE Md Cheerleader this year, Let's give her a cheer. Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Band Secretary--3: F. H. A. Club-l, 2, 4: Spanish Club-2: Press Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club Treas- urer--4: Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: Annual Staff-4: Business Manager of Annual 4: Cheerleader-2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President-2: Most Popular-3, 4: Who's Who-3, 4: Football Duchess-3: Football Sweetheart-4: Square Dance Club-2: Dramatics Club--4. ' 1' X i TEDDY WALTON GRAY Bobcats true. One was you. ' Football-l, 2, 3, 4: Football Captain-3, 4: All-District Football-3, 4: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Captain-3: Track-1. 2, 3, 4: Softball-1: Most Athletic-2, 3: Dramatics Club-4: Photo Club-3, 4: Photo Club Presi- dent-4: Most Handsome-4: F.H.A.-4: Class Treasurer- 2: Class Favorite--l, 2: Who's Who-4. fs at Alix tx... PATRICIA ANN PIKE Yi gg sv- Here's to Patsy, head to toes, We'll thunk of her wherever she goes. F. H. A. Club-1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Historian-2: F. H. A. Recording Secretary-4: Press Club-4: Vice-President of Press Club-4: Typing Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: Photo Club-3, 45' Dramatics Club-4: Annual Staff-3: Band-33 Volleyball-2, 3, 4: Student Council-3: Basketball-4. I FREDDIE NASH He's the best, Wz'th lots of zest. Football-2, 3, 4: Track-2: Press Club-4: 4-H Club-1, 2: Sports Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: D r a m a t ic s Club--4: Best All- Around-4. k DOROTHY PAYE BLACK Dorothy Faye Is our choice any day. Band-3, 4: F. H. A. Club-2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Corresponding Secretary-3, 4: Class Secretary-4: Student Council-4: Photo Club-3: Press Club-4: Managing Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: Square Dance Club-2: Valentine Court-3: F. H. A. Chorus-3, 4: District Band-3: Runner-Up for Most Courteous-4: Band Chorus-4: Band Secretary-4. E' - - 5- ess. was 'MQ' ivtitmfit 5, . BETTY LEE GREGORY It's plain to see, ' I Everyone likes Betty Lee. J . ' Dramatics Club-4: F. H. A.-1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club-3: -F. H. A. Vice-President-3: Band--3: Photo Club-3, 4: f Square Dance Club--2: Volleyball-1, 2, 4: Basketball-4. p N E soak , W- P P H is yy ITS ROGERS KELLEY He's tops in our books, For manners, and looks, Chorus-3, 4. ff 'Nay '-:,, BOBBIE JEAN YOUNG Bobbie Jean Young Miss Refugio of '51 Band-l, 2, 3, 4: Majorette-l, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff--4: Snapshot Editor of Annual-4: F. H. A.-1, 2, 3, 4: Valen- tine Court-2: Spanish Club-l, 2: Dramatic Club-4: Photography Club-3: Press Club-2, 4: Secretary of Press Club-4: Feature Editor of Bobcat Blab--4: Square Dance Club-2: Band Chorus-4: Most Beautiful Girl-4: Regional Twirling Meet-2, 3, 4. 0' lu N' AMANDA CONTRERAS To someone cute, We glue a salute. Spanish Club-l, 2, 3: F. H. A. Club-l: Chorus-l. X 4 Q5 PATRICIA ANN JOHNSTON Johnston, she's the one That's lots of fun. Dramatics Club-4: F. H. A. Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Press Club- 3, 4: Art Editor of Blab-3: Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Majorette-l, 2, 3, 4: Regional Twirling Meet-2, 3, 4: Photo Club-3: Band Chorus-4: District Tennis Meet-1: Tennis-1, 4: Runner-Up for Most Popular-4: Square Dance Club-2: F. H. A. Treasurer-43 F. H. A. District Historian-3: Valen- tine Court-l. l Wil. MARCELLO RAMIREZ Our best to Marcello, I He's a wonderful fellow. Spanish Club 2 3 4' Photo Club-3 4 .fx IDA ELIZALDE She always has a gleam, lda's the one we mean. Spanish Club-l, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Club-1, 3, 4: Spanish Club Treasurer-1: Press Club-4: Story- Pusher for Blab-4. BEATRICE TALIAFERRO A Senior true, We'lI miss her, too. F. H. A.-2, 4: Press Club-4: Department Editor of Bobcat Blab-4. af' XM ' ANDREW PATH 3 Loyal and true, -365:52 B We won't forget you, Class President-l, 3: Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4: President 'K ' of Student Council-4: Intra School Council-1: Foot- ball-3, 4: Photo Club-3, 4: Band-2, 3, 4: M ost Courteous-3, 4: Who's Who-3, 4: Dramatics Club-4: Basketball-2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Club-4: Square Dance Club-2. DELIA MOYA A Salute to Del, She rings the bell. F. H. A.-1, 3, 4: Spanish-1, 2, 3, 4: Band-l, 2, 3, 4: President of Spanish Club- 4: Volleyball-1, 2, 3: Photo Club-3, 4. BETTYE JOYCE WILKINSON She studies and plays, And makes all A's Band-1, 2, 3, 4: District Band-2, 3, 4: Regional Band-3, ..-...U 4: State Band Alternate-4: P. H. A.-1, 2, 3, 4:Orches- 'Shi tra-2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club-2: Band Chorus-3, 4: Annual Staff-2: Class Treasurer-3, 4: H. E. Chorus-3, 4: Dramatics Club--4: Photo Club-3, 4: Spanish Club-1, 2, 3: Spanish Club Reporter-2. BOBBY EARL KELLEY 'Our handsome Sr., Bobby Earl, Will really be missed by a certain girl. Chorus--4. 9 S My CAROLINE WEHRING She's sweet and clever, And loyal forever. Band-1, 2, 3, 4: District Band-3, 4: Regional Banu--3: 4: Secretary of Dramatics Club--4: Photo Club-3, 4: Secre- tary of Photo Club-4: Annual Staff-4: Feature Editor of Annual-4: Press Club-2, 4: Headline Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: Spanish Club-1, 2: F. H. A. Club-l, 2, 4: Runner-up for Most Beautiful-4: Class Favorite--3: Student Council-3: Corresponding S e c r e t a r y of Student Coun- cil-3: Homecoming Court-2: Square Dance Club-2. Band Vice-President-4: Band Favorite-2: Dramatics Club- rx jmslx., Here, there, and yonder, P'- Of Pucho, he was fonderf' Spanish Club-l, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club President--3: Press Club-2: Band--I: Chorus-4. H ELIZABETH ANN BAILEY She's really sweet, And - - - oh, so neat! Band-2, 3, 4: All-District Band-4: F. I-I. A. Club-1, 2: Spanish Club-2: Dramatics Club-4: Treasurer of Dramatics Club-4: Photo Club-3, 4: Treasurer of Photo Club-4: Annual Staff-4: Club Editor of Annual-4: Press Club--3: Square Dance Club-2: Band Chorus-4: Who's Who-4. K , I DAVID JASO Q 1' Ii-an SHIRLEY ANN CRISP Little and short, Clever and smart. F. H. A. Club-l, 2: Band-4: Spanish Club-2, 3: Dramatics Club-4: Press Club-3: Square Dance Club-2. X F ff' ,N p H - '1 fx. NP ARLINE GOFORTH Here's to Arline, She's really keen. EDILIA PERALES Nice and funny, She's a honey! F. H. A. Club-1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club--2, 3, 4: Spanish Club Treasurer- 3: Spanish Club Vice-President--4: Press Club-4: Volleyball-4: Basketball--4. 32 034 L 4 .. : ' 5 Band-2, 3, 4: Volleyball--35 FH A Club-1: Photo Club-3, 4. NIQE .ffl I 5001 I ALICE ERNESTINE TOMPKINS Tops on the lisr, Another to be missed. F. H. A. Club-1, 2: Spanish Club-2, 3 Chorus-4. A+ tw MARY HELEN MCGUILL She's little qnd cute, With a smile. to bool. F. H. A. Club-l, 2, 4: Spanish Club-1.2. vs DOROTHY JEAN CREEL Here's to Dot Whom we like a lot. Press Club-1, 4: President of Press Club-4: Photo Club-3, 4: Vice-President of Photo Club-4: Art Editor of Bobcat Blab-4: Volleyball-l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus-l: E. H. A. Club-l: Softball-4: Basketball Captain--4: Basketball-4. lg. wi a. is ll' .' Jil Lg 1 A A. ll VI' X 554295 CAROLE CHILES S Cheers for Chiles, Who ranks high in our files. Band-l, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. Club-l, 2, 3, 4: Press Club-3, 4: Annual Staff-4: Assistant Editor of Annual-4: F. H. A. Reporter-4: District Band-3, 4: Regional Band-3, 4: F. H. A. Chorus-3, 4: Managing Editor of Bobcat Blah-3: Square Dance Club-2: Tennis-4: State in Editorial Writ- i'hg-3: Band Chorus-43 Dramatics Club-4. BETTY ANN BROWN Betty Brown's A friend to haue around. F..H. A. Club-1, 2, 3: Square Dance Club-2. DORIS JEAN TALMAN Dark eyes, curly black hair. Those two are a wonderful pair. F. H. A. Club---1, 2: Square Dance Club-2: Tennis--3, 4. G5 1 A- LOVIE JO SLAUGHTER She's on the list Of those to be missed. 9 h: F. H. A. Club-1, 2: Spanish Club-2: Square Dance Club-2: Chorus-3. C 'ss 91 VJ DVQQ Wy 5.0.-f hu-Q 'lu I . 1 uf ' Q.. .- I '!nrlx .u srgi' ' K ltr , i, sxQ Q, uqyi - Eli X sy Q , P fx X 1, ,N Ijfgxf fi A sax ,.,, 'X' Qs 'If NN E Us , , X 4. Sfw I w N , + ,. Q03 Q, AQ . , if T5 if v A K V . . fs? .ET E 5- fa'-If S., I2 T-It -5 X .1 1 s Z 1 X 5 ll li2f27lfT 'VW' '- last! Q gQ.,g2f5'-is-'f-E-,Sw ' ,E L.:-1'-E-ti' -339 ,lf 2 --2-2. Qixjig TT 42'-: SENIOR CLASS WILL THE STATE OF TEXAS s COUNTY OF REFUGIO 2 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: THAT WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of Refugio 'Highg School in Refugio County, Texas, being in good health and of sound and disposing mind and memory, and under the age of twenty-one C215 years, do make and' publish this, Our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all wills by us at any time here- tofore made. FIRST: We, the Seniors of 1952, leave our quiet and studious homeroom to the future Seniors: also, all the wonderful memories that go with being Dignified Seniors. SECOND: We gladly give back the waiting rom in the principal's office which we have occupied for your years to Mr. Renfro. THIRD: To Mr. Pointer, Mr. Renfro, Senior Sponsors, the Faculty, the Underclassmen, Janitors and Cafeteria Staff, we leave the first peace and quiet they have had for four years. Freddie Nash wills Nash News to Jimmy Hodges, provided he can keep up the quality of the writing. Bobbie Jean Young wills her new French horn to Julie Woods, since Julie has admired it so much this year. Rogers Kelley wills his amazing ability to successfully fail English Ill. to George Munsch. Bettye Wilkinson has bequeathed her All-Regional patch to Ralph Good- man. It's a shame he doesn't have ONE. David Jaso leaves his athletic ability to Serafin Vela. Edilia Perales wills her ability to play basketball to Joyce Serrata. Guard 'em, Joyce. l, Lynn Hermes, will all my handsome looks to Don Davis. Dorothy Creel wills all her darkroom experiences to Adalu Dobyns. Teddy Gray leaves his place in the Annual as Most Handsome to Leonard Denny. Caroline Wehring leaves all her extra poundage to Donna Shock. Allen Anderson wills his ability to roam the hallei to Ray Lynn. Doris Talman wills her ability to play tennis to Jane Kelley, in hopes that she will win the National Women's singles. Margie Wallace wills her bottle of peroxide to Dorothy Jennings. Take it away, Proxy. Ann Bailey leaves her ability to make good grades to Allan Stegall. Gene Bundren leaves his ability to play the guitar to Buddy McKee. Patricia Ann Johnston wills her dumbness to Kay Pitzer. Dona Teague wills her loud ways to Wanda Lou Smith. To Sammy Chamberlain, Merle Waters leaves her ability to make beautiful music on the piano. C-lgaglenz, Dorothy Faye, and Lenora will to any three lonely Junior girls, their ability to git engaged. Don't rush girls, anybody can order How to Catch a Man from Clint, Texas. Patsy Pike wills all her Woodsboro boys ton Shirley Page. Amy Lou O'Neal leaves her ability to play solo clarinet to Karl Snooks. I K , 1 S 1 X :L- is 5455 l W, 4-ff' Q ,,.. 2 6 -f ' , 'i -OUR :lat GAB xiii al., fc c e 7 tif 3 N - Betty Brown leaves all her ex-boyfriends to Barbara Ann Barber. To Ida Cantu, Ida Elizalde wills her ability to go steady. Marcello Ramirez leaves his ability to work plane geometry problems to Billy Burrow. Bobby Earl Kelley wills his ability to dance like Fred Astaire to Michael Fisher. To Wayne Boone, Billie Keathley happily leaves her freckles. Arline Goforth wills her ability to play the baritone saxaphone to Eleanor Sparks. Del- Moya leaves her ability to have many boy' friends to Sally Garcia. Shirley Crisp leaves her job with Mr. Williamson to anyone who is sucker enough to take it. Beatrice Taliaferro wills all her boy friends to Frances Wheeler. Bobby Rodriguez wills his ability ito draw to Freddie Woodard. Janis Bryant leaves her' ability to walk down' the middle of the hall and close the locker doors on both sides to Avernelle Scott. Lovie Jo Slaughter wills her abiilty to do shorthand to Gary Yancey. Betty Gregory wills her ability to keep her feet on the basketball floor to Frances Joiner. Ernestine Tompkins leaves her friendly ways to Allie Burke Young. Betty Lou Vance wills her loud ways to Kate Clarkson. Carole Chiles wills her ability to graduate from high school in 32 years to Jerry Aley. Mary Helen McGuill wills one inch, no more or no less, of her towering heighth to Emil Jaso. Bobby Wilpitz, not having anything to will but the honor of being Most Popular, F.H.A. Beau, Senior Class President, and football captain for two years, just gives all these honors to Stick Gumm. Barbara Genty wills her position as Band Acrobat to Billie ,Betb,,Ma.n.n.i.ng. Andy Putt Putt Pate wills his ability to hold Most Courteous title for two years to Ben Sessions. Grady.Baugh leaves his place in Mrs. Day's General Homemaking Class as one of her special students to Rex Barber. FIFTH: We hereby nominate and appoint our beloved Junior Class, Independent Executor of our High School, and direct that no. bond be required of them, as such, and that no action shall be had in the County Court with referencP to the settlement of our estate. than to probate. and record this Our Last Will and return an Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims. This, we make and publish, as our Last Will, hereunto signing and sub- scribing our names this 18th day of May, A. D. 1952, in the presence of A. R. Pointer and R. H. Renfro, who attest the same at our request. ZMQWW TITIE ABOVE INSTRUMENT was now here published as The Senior Class's Last Will, and signed and subscribed by the Senior Class, the Testator, in our presence, and we, at their request, in their presence and in the presence of each other. sign and subscribe our names thereto as attesting witnesses. T N Q - X N L 495 KT 'Q Q Mfr X 6? X Xf ,1 5 nh X Y X f X'- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY l'l' HAS BEEN LIEARNIED through unidentified sources that Madam l,ulu has been practicing witchcraft for fifteen years and has become quite a worker of' wonders. Upon solemn promise not to disclose her secret. she has agreed to look into the future andl see how the Class of '52 has prospered against the hardships of lifey After hours of bending over the fire and doing her stuff. she has brought forth the following bits of news. Her crystal ball can tell us much. As we gaze into this crystal ball we see that David Jaso has just received an award for the mOSl perfect built man in the- world. To tell the truth, he's another Charles Atlas. Gene Bundren will have four degrees from institutions: B.A. from AUM: M.A. degree fr m Ri f: D t d f ' ' ' ' ' ' o cc oc ors egree rom Texas U.. and first degree fiom SingfSing tPrisont. Marcello Ramirez has resigned his position as chief undertaker at the End-offthe-Road Funeral Home. He claims it is a dead business. We hope he' finds a new job soon. As we gaze into the crystal ball. we see thati'Guinn Rogers has gone into the lumber business. He ought to be a success, because he has a great head of it. It seems that Dorothy Creel is still looking for a sailor who is looking for a wife. But any soldier. marine, merchant marine, coast guard, or Boy Scout will do! as well. Do you hear that laughing? It sounds so familiar. Into our ball steps Edilia Perales-yes. after all these years sbe's still laughing in that same old way We have our Swamie ask her what's so funny' this time and she replies, I just cau ht on t of th ' k M' k told in our Senior English class back in '52. g o one e jo es ic ey Bobby Vv'ilpitz is now famous for his invention: of a new shaving cream. After you use it once you won't want to use another kind-no face. Margie Wallace gave up booby traps and changed to something new. She is now running a home for aged men between the ages of 18 and 25. Shirley Crisp is now a famous scientist. She has recently developed a disposal unit for old doughnut holes. Janis Bryant has just opened a night school for girls. Her one and' only subject is, How To Catch A Man In Three Easy Lessons. As we gaze. through the crystal ball. wet see than Mr. Greebon. our teacher way back, in 1950's is now '5-St Cr l b ' ' ' ' a ar enera in t e Wacs. . . This is no surprise to us--he always did act a little Vv'acky. Amy I.ou O'Neal. prize winning novelist. just sold her lastest novel, a heated romance titled, Love In a Burning Box Car. Merle Vi'aters has a new popular record- out called Marijuana Blues. l The crystal ball now tells us that Bobby Rodriquez is a famous make-up man. but not in Hollywood. He makes up the beds in the Mission Hotel in Refugio. J h Who is that good lopking figure with the grey hair?- 1It'couldn't be, but it is-Patricia o nston. Vthy she hasnt aged at all. Those 2.000 twirling students that she teaches every day must be keeping her in shape. Word just came in that Roger Kelley is snow-bound on his large, widely-famedg three- acre ranch in Colorado. It has been rumored that every time this happens. Roger 'has fits and turns purple with rage: and it's all that Peggy can do to calm him. There is a haze on the ball. Oh. here it comes. Yes, there it is. Now we see Dorothy Black. rather Mrs. Milton Speer. cleaning house. This is her day off from her office, where she i: assistant editor of the Gabby Blah. A bright glow is arising from the ball. Who can this be for? Wie see an' address. Yes. Doris Talman. address-Washington, D. C., cfo the Black House. Since Dorisi always liked to be in the dark. she enjoys being the president's secretary. Ann Bailey. better known as Peanut by her classmates, has just informed her architects to design a trillion dollar peanut factory in honor of her beloved nickname. What comes next is of no surprise to us. Ida Elizalde is happily married--with four children. Her only complaint is that she lost her girlish figure. A tall. slim figure in .white. Very quiet and respectable-looking. None other than the gal with the prettiest eyes in R.H.S., Caroline Wehlring. Shes head nurse at the largest hospital in Texas. located on the outskirts of Bayside. jx if A23- Q, xl I' 4- ps ll!! 'll bla' NGN fi Qi X 1 5 'f ,QQ it H l t N 5 xoffo 5 5 Ze I see the strangest sight! A forest, wild animals. and lakes full of crocodiles. Then we see Arline Goforth and her husband, that seaman and explorer named Owens. She told htm she would follow him to the end of the world--she didn't think he'd really' go there. Listen to the beautiful music coming from the tower of the Empire State Building! Our ball tells us that it's our own little Bettye Wilkinson, playing Thomas W. Williamson's famous concerto. No. 97. There she is. in her beautiful costume and her bright baton, leading the famed Navy Band. Yes. Barbara Genty was voted the sweetheart of the Navy Band because of her wonderful talent. Betty Brown and Lovie Jo Slaughter have gone into a business together. They have started .t new fad with their creation. the stringy hair hair-do. Mary Helen McGuill and Billie Keathley are now running a wishy, washy laundry. Their motto is We wishee to washee your duds. Lenora Owens is now putting some of that Bookkeeping that she' learned in old Pucho to work. She's planning the weekly budget for a family of 10. 'I hey now have the remains of our beloved Grady Baugh in the New York Zoological Laboratory. They are trying to determine if he's man or mouse. Lynn Hermes. we see in the crystal ball has just recently been elected President of the Dilly Dally Chamber of Commerce. It seems that all of the female voters elected him. He always did have a way with the women. Mrs. Kenneth Emerson or in other words. ou own . is really in a great business. She's teac ing a group o er own children to be ill billy singers while Kenneth teaches the other fifteen to play football. Charlene always was fond of children. Where is all of that loud noise coming from? Something must have gone wrong with this ball. Now it's clearing. No. it can't be. but it is. Dona Teague is 'on a soap box trying to convince the people that she should be president of the Liar's Club. There's no doubt about it. she'Il win the election. The crystal ball has just left a' few of Pucho's students amazed. Betty Gregory is still living in Relugio. lt seems that in her last few months as a Senior, she became acquainted with new talent. who owns a Ford. around Refugio and decided to hang around a little while longer. We now are able to find out about our brilliant Carole Chiles. Carole, who has disliked the Navy ever since her Junior year in high school. finally gave in and is now living in Illinois, next door to her father-in-law's place of business-General Motors-who makes Chevrolets. Our ball takes us to the famous Carnegie Hall where we learn that Patsy Pike is giving a tri-way concert. As we look in, we see Pat playing the piano. violin, and drum all- at the same time. When she started learning notes her Senior year. we never dreamed it would lead to thisf Look at that beautiful house! As we enter. by means of' our ball. we find it is the home of a fabulously wealthy oilman of Texas and his wife. Ernestine Tompkins. Although they're very rich. Ernestine will not have servants in her house. She insists on cleaning all 30 rooms herself. She says, Then I know they're really clean. Who is that with the toothless grin? Why. it's Bobbie Jean Young. Oh. she's crying. We have an idea that it's because she no longer has the nicest smile in the history of R. H. S. because all of her teeth were knocked out in a recent bout she had with her hubby, Max. There's Beatrice Taliaferro. My, doesn't she look nice! Our crystal ball tells us that she is now dress designer and maker for the ten best dressed women in the U. S. Well. look who we see now! None other than Ruth Tompkins. Ruth and John have been married for 20 years. They tell us that they are expecting a new arrival any day now-a new Nash. Well. well-I never thought l'd see this! Betty Vance is a performer in Dingling Bros. Circus. The little 5-foot gal does acts with a little man who is ll feet tall. Don't they make a darling couple. V lnto the crystal ball come the image of Queen Elizabeth-but, do my eyes deceive me or is that OUR Amanda Contreras talking to her? Yes. Amanda came to love interviewing so well that she made it part of her career as a newspaperwoman. We find Bubba Anderson is righr among the big wheels. He is now installing truck and tractor tires for the Goodyear Tire Company. Look at the crowd in the football stadium! Coach T. Gray's team is playing tonight. And thcre's Teddy1Phoning Muddie to see what the next play should be. ti 1 el ,- Xj if X cf, 5:3 W w1,.w Andrew Pate has been presented the Nobel Prize for his work in chemistry on heating kerosene. lf Mr. Morgan remembers correctly, it happened in '51 in the R.H.S. Chemistry Lab. We find Freddie Nash is really getting up in the world! He just left to test a new Zoomie Rocket to the moon. . Bobby Kelley is managing the Bank E3 Trust Company. His motto is: Bank Your Money .... Then Be A Wise Fool and Trust Me! Del Moya, our famed volleyball player, has just won the grand Olympic title for being the best volleyball player in the world. The crystal ball has revealed to us the hidden treasures of the Seniors of '52. who are remaining ever true to their motto: With the ropes cf the past, We will ring the bells of the future. NEW SENIORS LYNN HERMES Transfer from Dilley, Texas GUINN ROGERS Transfer from Ingleside, Texas r f 1 V 4 Isis: f ' nw T A, f W E954 f 3' f -5-f gtg, I--1'--,,:.... 12382 T -,,::.'- gQ1eg2!- iii?-g, 621923 X L 'L-1 1 ' 1 Z K 2 - J .5 ,..,....i.. g +5 tx - . ' ii ,l- ,z,,: ---:y..::-A '- P iv e' 1 .. -H - t -p Qi: - ......-.1-'L x 'v' Rl' ,,..... 5 H --l- 5 ,- 5. 1 f X + + p f - f -- ' Q v' 4 , .. . . -P.. b- JJ ' ' IV N-,- ij i. M y,f nw. ,lllliilll Wqfti ' 2 ' f - M - 4 ,-2 L A -vi - ?'- f ' - ' W ' - 1 'Pk :fn - , , .7 ' Q-i -- ' i- - . Y V - Q gj-2.1 f-1:-., ...i - V V W I.. ' 1 El- gy, 2 R l , V Y ' K I - V y NX - ' Q.: - -2 ,-2 -W' -A 3 - , - M A 1 - si!-'---f .5 1 ' -' Y 'Q 54 f 'v - ZIMLLNZOZH, ?i!1L'U'O3iZTES E-E032 GZ MMNSCH ZUOT S'LLM2R.4-FELL Q .f :Tu,ni0r' Class I A: ' Opzticers 5 1' 1.fAf1' ff' PX pr-e fs. Flslnef' Veep' Faj an tg 4 I if A Q is Pepqv-fer G,-fberf 7'Y'3D,5. D Q H n Y S CC.. YQLQQ9 Jimmy Fagan Ruth Woods Avernelle Scott Allie Burke Young Dorothy Jennings Leonard Denny Sammy Chamberlain Joyce Pitzer xf Virginia Parcdus Michacl Fisher iw? Gcncvicvc MCFJII AAF! ...J 1 W, K X, M- ' ' S if ,N Q xx. H X R ul A. I .'. V i , 'Q 'a Anna Stcinmann FQ if vnu' ' 9 I xi, L Joyce Kuykcndall fag! L 'J'-'sa' X N.. t , .N 'Y ' . . 3 , x 1 5 f , .i, QQ-J Erncstinc Gucdry ff? Q ff' 1 K , f -Ms f'1'T?-,- Waync Boonc Otilia Contreras George Munsch Margie Jo Bradley Adzllu Dobyns my ff '- , r E, 2' .- X , ' 2: f ' 12 if iff: ,. J ,:5af::..A I -5: X ,M an X 2 'ws S K., -ye Johnny Vance Joyce Serrata Ida Cantu l GQQ as if N ' 'x I 'X s li i .ln Ann Blair A Q dl' k filiyi' X -'C i Ext' K. I Bobby McBride 1-4 Q Virginia Gilbert 450 ,QBQOQ f55l:, J9'!rv 4Qv93? i3'XX 5, if .. 55,52 is 'X A Q . ii P K ,Q x 1 isa QQ S Q ,X , -f MX 5122: 'E39sEf.sl -ag, W 3 it ' A Eff . , i r. Don Davis I X ,'V jx l 22 ,, .4- fi f J Addie Belle Williams lCookicl I 5, by i fi s . LHS kc , o fs hu 14' I jj Q i,x X , S I en3 f 55? Sgl 'Eg I Hg' c 'Q 1 Cin 3 as I: sh Joyce .lorgcnson .1 Jimmy Jcclscr as Eleanor Sparks Ben Sessions Shirley Page A -e 5 'K :Sf ,. -:fi 3 if ww? A A W ' 3: .xii W K ,fwrm . Z -in 2- X wa. Barbara Lynch svn Q fel i s aff! W'-S mum :.: . L 4 A W ':':? 'xillf'-r 1 Fidelia Freeman 1 Wanda Smith Billy Burrow Lawrence Lambert Kay Pitzer 2 Vmnccs .loincr '- 3' V? 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Q ' ' ' f'l..1 f ,Q FVWQHZTES 3 ' A Q 25 I YK' 1 Z. I M 1 M lk I 1 -A . x x Q, '-A N x ' ' Ea, . X 7 'g 'Q gin vw J , X -r .eg - Z, ,xi If rf Y 11? RUNNERS UP Most Popular LOUIS YOUNG Best-all-around Girl RENALDO RIVAS PATRICIA JOHNSTON CI-IARLENE SPENCER DOROTHY PAYE BLACK Most Courteous ERNESTINE GUEDRY SAMMY CHAMBERLAIN CAROLINE WEHRING 'B 1. RUNNERS UP Most Athletlc Most Beautiful Most Handsome BOBBY McBRIDE Best-all-around Boy DON DAVIS QTHEG ROYALQQCOURT 'SHEA ol! Q 1537-50 X RQ: ,xyxwwa Lb Q Curl? G-xl XB 0,-Pqpjgf W' xv JW X., KW pw WAM? E M' Q' ,X 1211! 0 .g Y , .,,A, W 1 my , X' V AQLU-z17x,giim41.. PYPM' fl wmrg, 54-1. l 1 A , ,.., sw f f 65 x W 17744. 7V.f4,Lla.4.z1 :,, x,,. in ,,g ,i lu -'-1' V' 42, afzwy ifggfzgg .aff .. 5:11 Q f ik' X Q Ixw.I ni kt' .5 gf Wfigm if-fy 4 g b ...f 'f 9 ' . .S T ,X ,N sw F j i 1 fffi31 , - 5 . ' jg 'J' , X M A YW N V' 441.1 .gi f 2 A yum? QQ , A ' ,X Af Avilag, 54 V of ,jgfnz,Z1Q, 5?afmf!zn41 P rg u u 7 ass! ky W WM Q, ,.4 . . dm , ,Q lm? 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THE BOBCAT Cl-IANT is sponsored by the Senior Class and their class sponsors. Miss Lulu N. Rice and Mr. Keith Greebon. THE STAFF EDITORS are chosen from the Senior Class, and the representatives are selected from the under classes. es' ' 1-' I 1951-52 REFUGIO CHAPTER of the Future I-lomemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Mayme Day is an organization composed of 64 girls and ll boys. The club's purposes are: l. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. The chapter has accomplished some of its goals already this year. Two dozen red rose bushes, the club flower, have been planted in front of the school: a program was presented at Woodsboro: a phonograph was purchased for the homemaking department: successful sales of mums in school colors were put on to stimulate the school spirit: two out-of-town meetings were attended: two Chrismas packages were sent to South Korea, containing two pairs of shoes, along with many other necessitiesthe under-privileged people need. This chapter has endeavored to cooperate with all worth-while local, state, and national projects of the organization. Back Row: Merle Waters, Pat Sumrall, Charlene Spencer, Dorothy Jen- nings. Donna Shock, Dona Teague, Betty Gregory, Carole J Chiles, i if Front Row: Bettye - ' sr Wilkinson, Bar- - f -58 bara Genty, Vir- X ginia Gilbert, P a t r i c i a Johnston, Dorothy Faye Black, F, sf Jo Ann Blair, Dot Sumrall, Beatrice Taliaferro o J I AND . if if Club officers watch as Joyce ' d rose on Bobby Wilpitz, F. H. A. Beau. Jorgenson pins a re Pictured are Minerva Ramon, first vice-president: Vivian Hilliard, historian: Carole Chiles, reporter: Pat Johnston, treasurer: Don na Shock, song leader: Merle ' ' ' ' ' ' Barbara Genty, parliamentarian: Dorothy Faye Black Waters, pianist: Patsy Pike, recording secretary, corresponding secretary: Charlene Spencer, reporter. ---fe - ., N F' -. 'r ,if lst if 'Q COLORS ,.......,,...... Red and Yellow MOTTO ., ...,... .--.,---AdeIante, siempre adelante fEorward, always forwardj FLOWER. ...,...ll.l.,, Red Carnation ' THE REFUGIO SPANISH CLUB is an organization of students of the Spanish classes and Spanish-speak- mg people. The purpose of the club is to bring about a better understanding with our Spanish and Mexican friends. Mrs. Berenice Collins, the club sponsor, has worked with the club since 1942, at which time it was organized. Members of the club are: Del Moya,, Minerva Ramon, Sally Garcia, Ida Cantu, Elvia Ramon, Ruth Woods, Avernelle Scott, Virginia Gilbert, Carol Waters, Amanda Contreras, Renalda Rodriquez, Nelda Justice, Virginia Perales, Siria Elizalde, Ann Elizalde, Cheney Villareal, Flora Perales, Genevieve Rodriquez, Edilia Perales, Barbara Lynch, Merle Waters, Kay Pitzer, Johnny Ramirez, Mary Helen Trevino, Serafin Vela, Bobbie Lois Jenkins, Genelle Tyler, Elizabeth Murphy, Mae Koonce, Mary Lynn Craig, Julie Woods, Kate Clarkson, Sandra Moss, Emil Jaso, Edward Nixon, Marcello Ramirez, David Jaso, Stanley Stroud, Louie Weiss. Y La profesora. la senora Collins. Ay! que bonita! CThe teacher, Mrs. Collins. Oh! how prettyij -41.4 fi A A aio- i V In this skit, members of the Spanish Club drive the donkey to market with shouts of Arre, burro! These lovely senoritas are the officers of the 1951-52 club: Top row: Del Moya, President: E d i 1 i a Perales, V i c e - President: Amanda Contreras, Parliamentarian. Bottom row: Virginia Gilbert, Secretary: Avernelle Scott, Reporter: Ruth Woods, Treasurer. ummm ns my .. i ' -2 L 1 THE CURTAIN CLUB, the first high school dramatic club to be organized in Refugio High School, was organized this year under the direction and sponsorship of Mr. R. H. Renfro. The club presented a Drama Festival which included seven plays. The first two, Nobody Sleeps and Minor Miracle, were presented December 14 and 15. The next set, Lily and Three Dying Swans, made their appearance January 8 and 9. The final set consisted of three plays: Jacob Comes Home, Four On a Heath, and Little Prison. The club officers are: President, Fidelia Freeman:Vice-President, Bobby Wilpitz: Secretary, Caroline Wehringg Treasurer, Ann Bailey. Pictured, left to right, on the top row, are: Mike Fisher, Raleigh Trojack, Louis Weiss, W'ayne Boone, Freddie Nash, Raymond Harris, Rex McEntire, Patsy Pike, Merle Waters, Pat Vincent, and Jimmy Jecker. Second row: Carole Chiles, Stanley Stroud, Jane Kelley, Peggy Linney, Minerva Ramon, Sally Garcia, Johnny Ramirez. Third row: Gary Yancey, Betty Lou Vance, Mae Koonce, Carole Walker, Frances Wheeler, Ernestin Ciuedry, Margie Wallace, Jeannine Pike, Sammy Chamberlain, Robert Woods, Karl Snooks, Betsy Billups. Doij Davis, Cookie Williams, Patricia Wilkinson, Joyce Jorgenson, Charlene Spencer, Jackie Smith, Adalu Dobyns, Pat Sumrall, Sue Huddleston, Elaine McCullough, Jo Ann Ciuedry, NVanda Smith, Donna Shock, Marth Michna, Betty Gregory, Frances Joiner, Jo Ann Blair, Virginia Ciilbert, Jessie Mae Harris, Mary Bets Keathley, Eleanor Sparks, Margie Jo Bradley, Bettye Wilkinson, Ruby Pfenninger, Nelda Justice, Linda Harris, Barbara Barber, Jo Ann Brown. Bottom row: Janelle Skrobarcek, Maxine Edwards, Cassandra Sneed, Dorothy Jennings, Carolina Wehring, Joyce Pitzer, Kay Pitzer, Ann Bailey, Julie Woods, Jo Helen Joiner, Claudette Johnson, Helen Karm. Shirley Crisp, Fidelia Freeman, and sponsor, Mr. R. H. Renfro, - MINOR MIRACLE MINOR MIRACLE is a one-act drama written by Verne Powers. It is the story of four men lost at sea on a raft. The characters are played by Sammy Chamberlain, Andrew Pate, Jerry Sportsman, and Jimmy Jecker. NOBODY SLEEPS 'ANOBODY SLEEPSH is a one-act comedy written by Guernsey Le Pelley. The story relates the true character of an amateur burglar when he enters the house of another burglar's inquisitive family. The characters are played by Ann Bailey, Jay Pitzer, Joyce Pitzer, Michael Fisher, and Julia Woods. LILY A'LILY is a one-act drama which is the story of a woman on a Georgian prison farm. It is written by Nan Bagley Stephens. The characters are played by Eleanor Sparks, Fidelia Freeman, Margie Bradley, Bettye Joyce Wilkinson, and Carole Chiles. N x WT Y ef' ' :fe T UT . i if 5. iii T i if lil . K 'fr-,L-xzzezxzux: 4 . 4 . LITTLE PRISON l.lT'l'l-E PRISON is a one-act comedy written by George Milton Savage. The action takes place in an elevator stranded between two floors. The characters are Janelle Skrobareck. Cassandra Sneed, Dorothy Jennings, Caroline Wehring, and Maxine Edwards. THREE DYING SWANS UTIIRIEIE DYING SWANSH is a youthful comedy written by Mary Thurman Pyle. The plot is centered around three teen-age girls who are determined to become ballet dancers. The characters are played by Julia Woods, Linda Harris, Sue Huddleston, Virginia Gilbert. Billy Joe Williams, Frances Wheeler, Buzzy Murphy. Donna Shock, and Karl Snooks. 4 .. 5 . sy 5 Zh! 5 . 4' T' Q :ii if i ,E 'TQ ., ' f I b.+: , QN i TO BE' 1952 E be the terarf 8. Dirac tor for such in 3 will ggggol .e Sept Q of each 1952' ' B, v were elected. A , H was also deqicsed to me :1 as for ! -, 2M-. and study 5 he te orc- ,.A, -, bbgls .in We logyv, CS, ' N Bild l1t9I'.1I'y Naviga The Sakura ' Cgde , of '20 xi-3536? C110 4 fig esy, SOUth6ssiL 113153 Y W cis! tee elect' iiechani ... t Uri- be ,mfg Obertsnn ed QQJIH o Do Hay 55 antatio Q lose ox. and giggmus al talent UiP00tOP. of oqe-act jar 31,5 QQ KA y ,A 1952, plays. M. Hansel fi QLW g Magr was el c Qhen ave Yes Bob ie Robert- A3015 C Dir tor finish son .AIS 1' ally be a , N ing, be QI' treat qxQ,1 ::' rding to .Tha ate t LO i J. gible the hir Hay' n 8 diyggtgr 1f.3.T3f?I c5. y C012 8St W ll. Corps, QTQWEJP of A,.:: 6 3 .,,. 19 fl School be Aff-fr 1' 5' Operators or Airline fi -Q when he . Stewardesses. Joininv BPP95'?5n9 with his Lsgal l1te?aTY does not mean you wifi drum, 5 mba, gym., coxutqstsfvare urgczera be drafted into sera balsa QL' V UFSPHOHQ' Wfy for ,E1AQ,SfuOGUFf ,, ' vice: this is entirely Hi! Ygo 3.6 6 'ina tug a matter of choice. He WEEE X ein each 015 ici 5' musical x ent and 6' ihursday nights have Hl0US Q?Q Zh he M,TU?N?OiQ, gXQU??T5 been chusen for reg- will 437 YtEil6SShf 9llLIiM M ' ten k?55 Olar' meetings and the HUG I wm,. ?ff3,1asagka1 -lcv? -100 M5 fipgf, Q1355 will begin musicm ' , 3f: ,,zae aa, UOSECEGIHJT-1-Dl'b Jan. 31 at 7:50 in the w,Zwf J 'Jf3',3Qf3HlCG Uollklsf high 5,31-4061. Hg gtgrtgd appg5y'j,f1g C1510 b.,lSSiLlllL1 FULCQQ in assembly programs Yadiy WFlt9l5' MT- 'Lhree years, agg, BOi'lL1i8 CTOIHQSIIS. -pn5- -rhs- -rms- .1 1 tp THE PRESS CLUB is composed of the twelve members of the journalism class and twenty- two members choesn for their ability and interest in the organization. The regular meetings are held twice a month--once in the morning and once at night. The club publishes the Bobcat Blab semi-monthly and also does printing for other organizations. On Valentine's Day the organization sponsors the crowning of the King and Queen of Hearts at a party held at night as their social project of the year. The group made a field trip to the Refugio Timely Remarks and also to the Corpus Christi Caller in Corpus Christi during the year. This is the ninth year of the club and the paper. Miss Mary L. McMichael is instructor and sponsor of the group. THE MEMBERS ARE: Betty Lou Vance, Editor of the Bobcat Blab: Caroline Wehring, Headline E d i to r: Dorothy Creel, Art Editor: Dorothy Black, Assistant Editor: Bobbie Jean Young, Feature Editor: Freddie Nash, Sports Editor: Margie Wallace, Typing Editor: Amanda Contreras, Assistant Typing Editor: Janis Bryant, Mimeograph Editor: Ida Elizalde. Story Pusher: Beatrice Taliaferro. Head Reporter: Patsy Pike, Assistant Reporter. Martha Michna, Dennis Davis, Louis Young, Jimmy Hodges, Jackie Smith, Virginia Gilbert, Ruth Woods, Edilia Perales, Cookie Williams, Patricia Johnston, Stanley Stroud, Louis Weiss, Kay Pitzer, Carole Chiles, Dottie Simpson, Bobbie Lois Jenkins, Ibby Murphy, Sandra Moss, Kate Clarkson, Gene Bundren, Rex Barber, Charlene Spencer, Genelle Tyler. 'Pl'lOf gfflplmlj tulsa-nv' , .......,..r-M.. .4-.M -amdfi' ? 'Tu WR., i I THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB is an organization for those students interested in photography. Besides being a social club, the members learn how to take, develop, print and tint pictures. Only members of the Senior Class are eligible for membership the first semester, but at mid-term the Juniors are invited to join. Mr. Cena S. Morgan is the sponsor and instructor of the club. Members of the club are: Barbara Cwenty, Bobby Wilnpitz, Allen Anderson, Patsy Pike, Charlene Spencer, Marcello Ramirez, Teddy Gray, Dorothy Creel, Mr. Morgan, Arline Cioforth, Arndrew Pate, Betty Vance, Janis Bryant, Ann Bailey, Dona Teague, Del Moya, Margie Wallace, Caroline Wehring, and Bettye Wilkinson. OFFICERS- 'W Ann Bailey, Treasurerg Teddy Gray, President: 3 3 3 , , W Q .isa 9 iii, T......i i Caroline Wehring, , , A Secretary: and A .- l wi N Dot Creel, Vice- President. 'N 'll' - C eet N gpg! - m .1 e . EF? , - e. 2: -f Xa ' 'x I - ' I A 'I '. 7 '- ' D I I . . 2 If U ff fi . V I - . . J.. , -y- . I f ,,. - ' ' 1 .f -Q' A 1 I i e ' Y ,I -' U ' ,. -' S' ANDREW PATE ,,... ,.A,.,. P resident BOBBY WILPITZ , .-,, ..........,....,.. V ice-President VIRGINIA GILBERT ....I..,. ..... . I .......... Recording Secretary ALLIE BURKE YOUNG, ,.,... ........ C orresponding Secretary MINERVA RAMON ,...................,I......I..........,.....,........ Treasurer Left to right: Dorothy Faye Black, Senior Representative: Fidelia Freeman, Junior Representative Allie Burke Young: Reynaldo Rivas, Freshman Representative: Miss McMichael: Patricia Wilkinson, Fresh man Representative: Andrew Pate: Bobby Wilpitz: Ira Hulse, Sophomore Representative: Virginia Gilbert Minerva Ramon: Kathleen Clarkson. Sophomore Representative: Michael Fisher, Junior Representative. 5 i Q . 1 . Q ' l I I I' I THE STUDENT COUNCIL is an organization made up of student representatives for the purpose of bettering the school and bringing about better understanding and co-operation in the school-between the students and the faculty and among the students. Miss Mary L. McMichael is their sponsor. Some of the projects the Council has sponsored this year are the following: C19 Setting up the Honor Society in Refugio High School. KZJ Sponsoring a d .ve at Christmas for under-privileged families in the community. C39 Sponsoring the annual Homecoming. C49 Sponsoring general elections, such as: High School Favorites and Who's Who. C53 Sponsoring clean-up campaigns. C62 Promoting a sense of honor among high school students. Glm nsumx 510.25 .xrcam l'3.,fz,.N'.n ,V'AvoniTfs U U UU 'Wife VME .-F6T1czxso.Ar' X rfb M A ff 4+ Z .. O7 Z? n I We fl, tn if if -- qi' ,- AW DRUM 4.4, 'f Ziff Qi., .1v! THE BOBCAT BAND is that section of the student body that furnishes the entertain- ment for everyone during the halves at football games and numerous other time5,,during the year. The present band was organized four years ago when Mr. T. W. Williamson came to Refugio High School. Since then the band has participated in various parades including the Battle of Flowers parade in San Antonio, and Band Day in Austin. They have also entered in regional contests in both playing and marching. The band consists of some eighty-three musicians with Mr. Williamson as director and Michael Fisher as drum major. 45441 7 A., 159-7a,,,1.--.., .aw L29-76.1-f ,174-er. ,c.a,.,Qi QAM ,iii Q, 4... al . ' X? 5 . E E FLUTES- Ida Cantu Ann Baile , Y, Shirley Page, Dorothy Black. Carole Chiles, Adalu Dobyns. CLARINETS- FIRST Row: Betty Pullin, Mary Scott, Elvia Ramon, Karl Snooks, Billie Gayle Weiss. BASS CLARINETS- Dorothy Jennings, Joyce Pitzer. OBOE- Margie Bradley. BASSOONS- Mae Koonce, Caroline Wehring. SECOND Row: Gwen Warnken, Shirley Neely, Sue Phillips, Pat Collier, Dottie Simpson. THIRD Row: Patricia Johnston, Jo Ann Blair, Genelle Tyler, George Owens, Billie Manning, Cookie Williams. FOURTH Row: Amy O'Neal, Virginia Gilbert, Coni Landrum, Barbara Lynch, Frankie C a r p e n t e r, Wayne Atkinson. SAXOl'IlONLS-- FIRST Row: Michael Fisher, Louis Weiss. Kathleen Clarkson, Betty Vance, Bobbie Jenkins, Henry Garcia. SECOND Row: Bettye Wilkinson, Arline Goforth, Merle Waters. Jane Kelley. Carol Waters. FRENCH HORNS- Fnzsr Row: Janis Bryant, Julie Woods. Avernelle Scott, Bobbie Jean Young. Siaciorsm Row 1 Kay Pitzer, Charlene Spencer, Gerald Mooney, Donna Shock. DRUMS-- .loe Smith, Bobby Walker Delia Moya, Lloyd Little. C ORN E TS- Harry Vance, Jonny Jecker Marcus Edwards, Dennis Davis Gary Denny, Ernest Wallace, Cecil Fortenberry, Linda Harris, Billy Doughty. BASSES-- Gayle Oliver, Roy Goodman, Louis Young, Jimmy Roberts. Bill Stephens, BARI TON ES- Ruth Woods, Ralph Goodman. TROM BON ES Jimmy Jecker, James Gerald. Andrew Pate. Mary Craig. Robert Woods, Sammy Chamberlain. 'E Buscms vnsnnns I 2 S ku ? V--.4 44' Q WWW I . I g gl-Leaf 4-74a.bn..Z44,,4, gilded Wa ,.74,..:, IQMM., ywmf. A I' 1 ., I 1' .5 ff. Xb ' 1 4' S 1 -. W 5 XYZ' il, W - b . , Nj f, 1 5:18 N 1 1 5 M X .Q af ':1':...lW ?f Q,.,. l.- W 3 1 M hi, 5:3 l it I X fig, Q Yi Qi ?: 2 I l 35 i ,,, .fl V s . . .ff 'M NA 3' A f- s + 5 4 . 441, Q!! ' , ' ., r ky , - 3,6 wk' -. Qihl an M. 1' 7 k ' -i .. W 5 W 59 f CQQJLACZZJ Q 'ff . .:,,,' z ,.V .., , P . Dx ,,,sgMmfQi! 51,1 N Ss v 1 2'- 2 fffgf H Qff f f .f Xia? 1 , aw S as tx 3 ' S J. W K xt? is f i ' M if 'Q '5 Q ' Q new 1 s r 1? WZ -1, V , Q A ' I If ' fp, 4 5 -if ' if . ,EE -'-' ' ,. 2 :. X 3 N 1 I A, fi bv? ' 3-:VL-Lfzf ..,,:.,, E? I Q '43, fm :I 2. . I Q . I ,, Q, L, Q ' 5 '1 2 aged 4, . -4,....-1-F I :-fgf-y--an---an -4 '?' R' . '.'i THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS, under the direction of Mr. T. W. Williamson, is made up of the Chorus class and members of the band who are interested in singing. First row: Betty Lou Vance, Shirley Crisp, Del Moya, Julia Woods, David Jaso, Tex Barber, Grady Baugh, Gene Bundren, Bobby Kelley, Rogers Kelley, Lawrence Lambert, Ben Sessions, Eleanor Sparks, Ruth Woods, Bobbie Jenkins, Ibby Murphy. Second row: Adalu Dobyns. Dot Sumrall, Ernestine Tompkins, Shirley Page, Ida Cantu, Dona Teague, Barbara Lynch, Pat Sumrall, Joyce Pitzer, Cookie Williams, Kay Pitzer, Kate Clarkson, Jane Kelly, Ann Bailey, Arline Goforth, Carol Waters. Third row: Genelle Tyler. Amy Lou O'Neal, Charlene Spencer, Avernelle Scott, Sandra Moss, Dottie Simpson, Mae Koonce. Elvia Ramon, Donna Shock, Merle Waters, Carole Chiles, Mr. Williamson. Fourth row: Barbara Cienty, Dorothy Faye Black, Bobbie Jean Young, Caroline Wehring, Janis Bryant, Linda Harris, Bettye Joyce Wilkinson, Patricia Johnston, Jo Ann Blair, Dorothy Jennings, Margie Jo Bradley. O kJ KN XJ fN CJ CAFETERIA STAFF , fa Top picture, left to right: Lee Ramirez, Mrs. W. A. Haynesw Miss Katl3le'rineiTalman, Mrs. R. S. Page, Supervisor, B. W. Cromeens. CUSTODIA NS Bottom picture: Domingo Biced, Charlie Cantu Lupe Segovia, Lee Ramirez Lillie Sutton, Eunice Myles Not pictured: Armador Gonzales. - If 'f ' ' 1 YA- -fi, , q, ,J-A, W UM fl xl gf N! 6 7 MJ ft P ' LM' Www WW H I K A 5 l 9 l KW X ' 7V 'I H K XA f 'xx UP Q 1 We D 4 x I 6' . X I nl K WX . . I ' f wb' ff' 1 ffl fs I 1 VI 1, 5. -, .,...J. 1 fffff' fx, K 4' I I f--W QV N11 fl 'K Wy f-4+ Q W I In 'A gf, ' ff..-x ,W nw? ff 'J-' ljfg 5' ' f e.m,, A W .JLTHJELETLES FOOTBALL QUEEN The Football Queen, Betty Lou Vance, with Co-Captains, Bobby Wilpitz and Teddy Gray. Her Majesty's Court f 'Q , UGA x 5,29 XS f QPx Lf FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Refugio 3 7-'Simon ....,...-,., 7 Refugio 46-Goliad ..........,, 7 Refugio 54-Yorktown ...... 12 Refugio 13--Beeville ....ALL... 26 Refugio 6-Yoakum ........ 6 Refugio 34--Edna --,,L,..... , 12 1 2 1 3 1 2 Refugio 27-Ganado ...... .... Refugio 6-Cuero --, ,....,,, , Refugio 53-Port Lavacan-- TEDDY GRAY BOBBY WILPITZ C0'C3Pf3iH Co-Captain ALL-DISTRICT-2 YEARS ALL-DISTRICT-2 YEARS REFUGIO BCBCATS a, Emil Jaso-Halfback Bobbl' MCBfld9 Allen Anderson-End Quarterback Serafin Vela-Halfback All-District-One Year Don Davis--Guard 'ZX in Ernest Guerrero, Halfback Bill Anderson-End Sammy Chamberlain Tackle REFUGIO Wayne Atkinson Wayne Boone Andrew Pate Tackle W. Tackle Guard 'TRF '31 Freddie Nash Jimmy Fagan Ray Anderson End Quarterback Center Billy Joe Williams Grady Baugh Oscar Jaso Halfback Center Guard BOBC ATS alfa n' sun. Q an P .-Q ,,.. KN' -. -A k W .- fi L .irfaa.u.s'Fff'?i '3'f i1 -A f gigs. nk --1,4 'QQ' 4, f- M 4 W A K .NQ,, 1wssw ' r Q' 4 1.-.' - Q 1-M ' , ., xllmsw.. . ,iii .f-ff .v Q ' Q- L, . , , - 'fr-' 1 N. 1 , , , , H 2 L L,.,T,,?TiW.t? , s , - U ' Qc ' -ff -vw 4 ., 1 W. Q ' 1' ' l V f .,. X. W - t 1' Q., ry, -J,..,X. I .1 I ' I I .'4iA... K' 4 ? Qi! 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P ' WW 1.4---4, wi R' , tv- swf 'im - 3rHSfSLw.'?Y?i3?.iQi3waK'mm Q.viA 1:w:i5msaSJZ.i L f Nn-V BOBCATS P95 if N-I Reynaldo Rivas-Back Leonard Denny--Quarterback Jimmy Baugh back 1, ,4.,...,, Q 'iv y, 1:.pf Johnny Vance--Guard ANA .. A ' MV' 5 l i 35 ' 'l, + t' ylriillll 1 :l :Q f s ' 11-L Q . . I f M ,,,' - :ffl -A , fri n' QQQXQI' Mdf? MM W. l , N X ,ra 1, . la 1 -Mg. 1 'f ' ', K' 5 UQ-'- fm- ,xv f-,QW .Y-. f- d w, 4.,,.2, --f ... 1 W- wg .,,.V1,,,.nw-f..,., .. 5 M, K, -W, , an mx ,www fr, Q f:-' -EM. :Z ,k' 'f' -Q2 32 hw -5 A +3 K I 'f--A - '.,:j Q -7,-A Nggwig .., I , -..-- -iw. Fa? A W 'W Ml 'ffml .J ' A '-wr -A-1. f-1f+:'l:lag'gar e'ffa , n l, :,n , , , lx, I, ,3Q S5.Q Bllly Llddell End 1 Nia.-v' Kenneth Kendall-End Ralph Goodman-Halfback Freddie Woodard Guard REFUGIO Ira Hulse-Tackle Bobby Burrow-Halfback Jimmy Hodges-Tackle I I David I-0Pez-Guard Billy Burrow-Center M BUZZV Murohv-Halfhack Pat Freeman--confer .Toe Rnd:-inl1o7-G1mrri BOBCATS AP' J? ' ., I - .S M.. ' xg.: Diego Perales-End Harry Vance-Tackle Raleigh Trojack-Guard 07 aa Jerry Sportsman f 5 W safe? ffm If W1 .4,.t- -Manager Ruel Love-Manager DISTRICT 30AA CHAMPIONS Left to right: Back row: Coach Kenneth Goetzel- Ray Anderson, Jimmy Jecker, Bill Anderson, Wayne Atkinson, Serafin Vela, Coach Paul Gips. . . Second row: Co-Captain Jimmy Fagan, Ernest Guerrero, Freddy Woodard, Bobby Wilpitz, Co-Captain Teddy Gray, Andy Pate, Emil Jaso, Grady Baugh. First row: Leonard Denny, Ira Hulse. Allen Anderson, Don Davis, Billy Joe Williams, Kenneth Kendall. The Bobcats of this year ended the season with an excellent record of 30 games won and 8 lost. Under the direction of Coaches Paul Gips and Kenneth Goetzel, the Bobcats Won the District championship from Beeville. By winning all 12 of their district games, the team traveled to the Regional Meet in Victoria where, after beating Aransas Pass in their first round game, they lost to French High QBeaumontJ in the second game. SCHEDULE DISTRICT GAMES Refugio ,,,,,, cccc, 5 9 Port Lavaca Refugio ,,,,, a c,,., 70 Yoakum Refugio, cc,,, 49 Beeville Refugio ,,..,, rr,,, 7 2 Cuero c,,,,,,, Refugio ,,c,,, as so 73 Edna ,,c,, Refugiot , ,ccc 65 Port Lavaca Refugio .... ,, ,,,,, 50 Yoakum Refugio .,.. , 39 Beeville Refugio ,,,,,, .cc,, 5 7 Cuero ,srr Refugio ,,,, , ,,,cc 52 Edna X X 'sr i S I ' Y M f 1 JY4 E X K '- -f s ,fx w , g ,XQQM f,gfW I ag, .Q . , V' 1' ,Lvf 4 V PPM f 3 gp O s 'Q 5 I :A-A 14 W hip, J WN , .f- :ii W gl 5 I, may X X Y I Q' M S N s X! I S BASKETBALL BOYS IN ACTION 1952 TRACK TEAM X '5H'fif-2. ,- ,,fKinf'P ai. miefw - Left to right: Back row: Louis Young- Emil Jaso, Wayne Atkinson, Teddy Gray. Kenneth Kendall, Serafin Vela, and Coach Cioetzel. as 'Nur-'Ns the 'lah Front row: Billy Burrow. Billy Joe Williams, Jimmy Baugh, Bobby Burrow, Ernest Guerrero, and Don Davis. MARCH 15 MARCH Z2 MARCH 28 E APR11. 3 APRIL 19 MAY Z. 3 SCHEDULE . , Cuero . ..ee, Alice QHub City Relaysl .,..,,,,Cs,,, .,RObstown Relays r,,., District Meet - Victoria Regional Meet - Kingsville State Meet -- Austin ,mul In we , 44 ... 1 4 Q 3 f f i 1'-ff, I 1 7 f--wi 5 ' E 1 ware: 'anlav SPRINT RELAY TEAM DISTANCE RUNNERS Teddy Gray, Serafin Vela, Don Davis, Kenneth Kendall, Billy Burrow. Ernest Guerrero. Emil Jaso. Bobby McBride sets Class B State record, 1951. 5 5 '49 5, V, Q 3, . Bobby Burrow, Louis Young, Jimml' Baugh' Billy 3109 Williams Wayne Atkinson. Bobby MCBfld9 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM l.eft to right: Back row: Jo Helen Joiner, Rosa Sanchez, Frances Wheeler, Maxine liclwards, Frances Rice- Dona Teague, Sandra Moss, Mary Ann Harrison, Joyce Jorgenson, lidilia Perales, Doris Talman, lbby Murphy, Jeannine Pike, Shirley Cain, Joyce Kuykendall, Mary Beth Keathley, Jo Ann Guedry. . . Front row: Patsy Pike, Betty Gregory, Lenora Owens. Jackie Smith, Jo Ann Blair, Peggy Linney, Frances Joiner. Ernestinc Guedry. Mary llelen Trevino, Dorothy Creel, and Margie Wallace, CQAPTAINS A Team: Frances Joiner Dorothy Creel B Team: Joyce Kuykendall VOLLEYBALL GIRLS IN ACTION GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM Left to Right: Back Row-Betty Gregory, Jackie Smith, P a t s y Pike, Margie Wallace, Dot Creel, Mary Helen Trevino, Ernestine Guedry. Front Row--Lenora Owens, .Io Ann Blair, Peggy Linney, Frances Joiner. Volleyball B Team l,viI to right: .Io Helen Joiner. Rosa Sanchez, Sandra Moss, Mary Ann Harrison. lfdilia Ili-rales. ll1lny Murphy, .lo Ann Guedry- Shirley Cain. 4 3.. f N v-' M -Q liter- -,Ji 1,33 :Er 5 ur., Q 1 N 'yu ll.: fi A Ml - K rl ' 'N---f -.....1.,, M We ff Archery M1.,..e.., K -B' l i 1 l.ef't to right: Doris Talman, Dottie Simpson, Wanda Smith. Dona Teague, Peggy Linney. Gail Hood, Ruth Woods, Joyce Kuykendall. and Jeanette Ridder. 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