Refugio High School - Bobcat Chant (Refugio, TX)

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These yearbooks have been used to light the fire of memories-and where there is fire, there are also shadows and silhouettes. We, the members of the 1956 Annual Staff, sincerely hope that our Book of Silhouettes will provide a spark to awaken the fire of memories in your hearts. -'QR - bl WUOOYN 9' 91 fi K E S gWe, the Annual lilong deserved the lgiheartfelt appreciation of leadership who has of our lp e only wish that there honor to his helpfulness in making the Band an gtion. He not only has created for the 'lgthrough his dynamic him for organiza- helped to mold the of his m l f nts. y TOM W. WILLIAMSON, wfdedicate the 1956 BOBCAEEF CHANT fyzwfe if ' , fa wggf,44 mqgigr-,'1,' if an fif?i?'ii?vI 3 -f ax -flu f5,1-mal ff' ,gr , Wg, ir , A.,- , . ,. :,31g:g'g,l .V f gqfgfg 551 ,, rf, ., ,rw Q 535 . .r ,.,, , 1, ' fiE'f'tfg,l3:,5 ze 2 fi 1155 Fm, ffsjgk ' .sgf1:ifM'S:w - . .,,.,,fi4 gh , e ' 'gilml ?IQrQl??iQ31'i5l? - -Hzvtira mul, vm-:.f ' -'M' Feiwve 5i'lfQif:?Tgi'E? i i E 9? ,L .mel rf-3 3 fn was - 's?5aw,,. Mg Al me ax 3, s LEH or- c ONTENTS' .- QCALTENDAR, ADMINISTRATQUN FACULTY cLAsszs mvonvrcs r:A'run:s ORGANIZATIONS 1 srons N ACTIVITIES ADS D' lUDlElD5llCATllUN PRUGRAM Band Concert Selections by the choir Intermission-15 minutes Invocation-Rev. Allen Smith Parlor of P1'e.s'byfe1'ia1z C fazzrvla Recognition of Platform Guests Address-Dr. W. Edgar C omffzixiioffef' of Edzzmfion Benediction-Rev. Ed H. Lovelace Pmfor Firft Mefbodifz Cfazzrfb SQHUUL CAMPUS FX! Front view of school Back view of school Main Entrance Auditorium Entrance if ' ' Cafeteria and Shop Homemaking Cottage GAY W 5 Qdlenddr S-A cl-tool August 30-31 ,,,,,,,,.,,,,. ,,.....,...,,..,...,.,....,.,... R egistration Days September 1 ...,.. ...........,...,.. S chool Opens September 9 ,,.,,,, ...,.... F irst Football Game lf? i X ff rf ,L -'e October 15 ...., October 21 ....... November 4 ,...... November 18 ......r,. November 22 .,...,,. November 24-25 ...... Band Contest in Goliad Football Court F.H.A. Sock Hop Homecoming Court Dedication of the New School Thanksgiving Holidays December 6 .....,..., ....,....,......,..... F irst Basketball Game December 10 ,..... e....,.......... B and Marching Contest in Victoria December 15 ..,...., ....,...,,,.,......,..,,..........,............,. F reshman Party December 16-17 ....,....,,..... Refugio Invitational Basketball Tournament December 20 ..,......,....,.,.,.,..,......,.,..,..,...,...,..,.. Band Christmas Dance December 20-january 1 ....,, .....,,... C hristmas Holidays january 5, 6, 7 .......,.... ......,. R egional Band Meet january 13, 14 ...... january 14 ........ january 19 .......,,... . February 8, 9, 10 ...,. February 11 .......,.. February 23 ....,.. March 3 ...,,.,., March 5-9 ...... March 12 ....... March March March March March March March March April April April April April April April April April 17 ..,.... 17 .....,.. 19-23 ...... 23 ....,.. 24 ....... 26 .,..... 28 .....,........ 29-April 2 ....., 4 ......,....,.. 6 ...,.... 6 .,...... 12 ...,.. 13 ....,. 14 .,... 19 ..... 21 ...... 28 .,....,.. May 3, 4, 5 ....... May 4 ......,...... May 7 ...... May 10 ........ May 11 ,....., May 14 ....... May 20 ........ May 20 .......,... May 23, 24 ....,.. May 25 ..,...,..... Mid-Term Exams Sophomore Party Womenis Club Dinner for Seniors State Choir and Band Meet .. ..v.................... Valentine Court Senior Play Athletic Banquet and Dance Texas Public School Week Baptist's Dinner for Seniors Band Concert Contest in Victoria District F.H.A. Meet in Refugio Fire Prevention Week Robstown Track Relays Choral Contest in Victoria Band Party One-Act Plays Easter Holidays District Literary Meet in Victoria Refugio Invitational Track Meet District Student Council Meet District One-Act Play Contest in Refugio District Track Meet in Refugio Freshman Party Spanish Club Party Regional Track Meet in Kingsville junior-Senior Prom State Track Meet in Austin Annual Staff Party Band Trip Spring Concert Senior Trip Senior Assembly Methodist Women's Dinner for Seniors Baccalaureate Sermon Final Exams Commencement Exercises Q N C ,A .f.:'?-Ye?-H llN MEMORHAM We shall' always remember him-for so many things. i Charles Thomas Trull, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Trull, has left the students of Refugio High School beautiful memories which during the two short years he lived here have reflected the many fine points of his personality. Tommy, as his friends called him, came to us with his quiet, unassuming manner and so easily made lasting, faithful friendships. Our dear friend possessed a rich kind of initiative void of any boastful pride. Tommy offered his all i-np everything he did, yet not ever did he expect a title of glory in return. Never complaining of his physical inabilities, Tommy, undauntingly met each day cheerfully casting aside his own problems and bringing a feeling of warmth into the lives of his many friends. l Tnmm., 'rmn NMFA aww nn Mav S. 1956. lea-Ying these precious memories. AlIAlINIS'l'llA'l'ION 'x 4 Cv Q Q? Z 'V O O Oo Q -if K xo if Soxogx G 9 Q Q O Q 6? 9 BAN Sk? 64 O0 '45 0 wo 'O 6 6 ,L 'O SQ - , QA Q, 6, ,Q xsqcs 490 0' wow 5359 G' 5 xo 69 4' C? 5 g L? 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MOCALLISTER, HIGII SCHOOL PRINCIPAL REFUGIO, TEXAS The aim of education should be to teach us how to think, rather than what to thinkg to improve our minds so as to enable us to think for Ourselves, rather than load the memory with the thoughts of other men. Education should be a conscious methodical application of the best means in the wisdom of the ages to the end that youth may know how to live completely. The community has given us this modern. new school plant and it is our responsibility to see that the aim of education is carried out. You, the annual staff of 1956, have done your share in carry- ing out these aims by producing this volume of The Bobcat Chant. Congratulations on a wonderful book of memories. JEAN TEELE Serfefmy mf? TX Z' f J! is 'X- KQL- ' X ii+?, g WX' H , - r-- l -, 3 ir. 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Physical Education Coach v JAMES KNOX BS, T.C.U. History Physical Education if-fl! W. D. MacKEEN B.S. S.W.S.T.C. Mathematics 4 MALCOLM T. MCLOUD MARY L. McMICHAEL JOHNE MURPHY B.S. B.A., M.A. B,A., M.Ed. Texas A841 Southwestern University T.S.C.W., E.T.S.T.C. Science The University of Texas The University of Texas English English Occupational Guidance 171 N ' A STAFFORD REESE LULU N. RICE MILDRED RUTH SIMS B.B.A., M.S. B.S., M.Ed. B.S, Texas A8zI N.T.S.C. Trinity University Commercial The University of Texas T.S.C.W. Social Science Physical Education J. J. ULBIRCH B.S., M.S. john Tarleton Agricultural College Texas A841 Science DAISY STOVER B.A. Baylor University Spanish GEORGE A. WHITE THOMAS WILLIAMSON M.Ed. B.A., M.M.Ed. The University of Texas Sam Houston State College Mathematics Vandercook of Music Band Director Left to right: Mrs. F. C. Horton, Publiczition anti Magazines Committee1 Mrs. I.. E. Denney. Hospi- tality Committeeg Mrs, C, E, Brown, Secretiiry-Treusurerg Mrs. W. I. Doughtyr Presiclentg Mrs. XV. ' ' ' W ' ' Third G. Farmer, First Vice Presidentg Mrs. A. CJ. lxinard, Second Vice Picsitlcntg Mis. Vernon jones, Vice President. P.T.A. The aim of the Parent-Teacher Association this year is to bring about a better unders standing among parents, sturlents, and teachers. By accomplishing this goal, the parents hope to be able to serve the children and their teachers better. The Refugio chapter of the P.T,A. is affiliated with the State and National Organization. ,--1 ' ,f W .. f V , X. -,-,,,..-?-- ,-1-4 lafllllls 4Gfa1f Zi 14256 Ons: K 2 l-I---5 mimi-vnmwo rv Left to right: Treasurer, Hoy Rogersg President, R 1 President, james Lott' S ' ' ona d Crabbg Vice , ecretary, Sue Phillips. If A VM TQ wmv? U vale Uiiver and Barbara justice ANTHONY BEDFORD FRANKLIN RICHARD CJOI-INJ BARBER Press Club 1, 2g Press Club Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Curtain Club 1, 2, 39 Choir 4. I BILLY CLYDE BOONE GLENEA MAXINE Photo Club 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, ROWN JACKIE Lou BAUGH Choir 3, 4g FHA 1, 43 FHA First Vice President 4g Cur- tain Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Favorite 3: Reporter 4g Photo Club 33 Press Club 3, 4g Blab Ed- itor 4g GAA Secretary 45 Stu- dent Council Representative 1, 23 Student Council Record- ing Secretary 4g Intra-School Council Zg Cheerleader 2, 3g Head Cheerleader 3g Class Favorite 1g Homecoming Court 3, 43 Football Sweet- heart 2g Football Court 3. JEWEL ELIZABETH I BONNER T r a n sfe r from Barefielcl Highg Choir 4g GAA 4. BEVERLY JEAN CASH Transfer from Beeville, Tex- -asg Choir 49 GAA 4. B Team Football Manager FHA 1' 2' 4a Curtain Club 2g Track 1, 2, 35 Track Man- 1' 2' 59 Choir 3' 45 Press agar 3. Club Secretary 4. I .,.. ,, .,. .sittin Lili' f f .alot :- sxlstxsvfizixsla aiifeftdifttieliilf, alt I EDWARD ALLISON CLARKSON Spanish Club 13 Curtain Club 3, Photo Club 'sg Choir 55 Football 1, 2. 3. 43 Football Captain 3, 4g All-District Football 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2. 3. 4g Base- ball 3, 4: Most Courteous 13 Most Handsome 3: Clas? President 1: Student Council 2: Football Cmirf A 4' Vnlen. RONALD TRUETT CRABB Football Manager 3, 43 Track Manager 3, 43 Student Coun- cil Representative 33 Class President 4. MARCUS STERLING EDWARDS Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 3, 4g Photo Club 3, 4g Curtain Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. . HARLISS WAYNE CLOWERS Choir 43 Press Club 43 Span- ish 4. GARY DONALD DENNEY Choir 33 Photo Club 33 Cur- tain Club lg Band 1, 2, 33 All-District Band 1, 33 All- Regional Band 13 Student Council 3, 4g President 43 Class Secretary 13 Class Presi- dent 2g Who's Who 33 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Football Court 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN COLLIER Band 1, 23 Choir 1, 43 Press Club 43 FHA 43 Basketball 13 Volleyball 1, 23 Blab Managing Editor 4. EDDIE FAYE DIERLAM Transfer from Port Lavaca, Texasg Curtain Club 4 Choir 4. dl ' lFl5m'.-fli',1v:Y'3Q-I er ' . . . -353-A ' DARREL LEE DAVIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Choir 3. I WAYNE MORRIS EVANS Annual Staff Sports Editor CARMI GEORGE GILLETTE Choir 3, 4g Press Club 4. l ORVILLE ANTHONY fTONYD HANEY PEGGY MARIE FORD T r a n s f e r from Barefield Highg Choir 4g GAA 45 FHA 4. WILMA LYNN GREEN T r a n s f e r from Barefieldg Choir Reporter 43 GAA 43 FHA 4. MARY HELEN GARZA Choir 5, 4g GAA 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 1, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2. JANICE FAYE GUMM GAA 2, 3, 43 President 45 Press Club Vice President 4g Curtain Club 4g Choir 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 41 All-District Band 3g Basketball 1g Base- ball lg Tennis 3, 43 Volley- ball 1, 2. 3. 4. OMAR GONZALES Choir ag Photb 3, 4g Footba 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, A Baseball Manager 3g Volle ball 3. FRANCES MARIE HERRING FHA 1, 2g Press Club 4 Curtain Club 43 Choir 4. NANCY CAROLYN HOOKS Band 1. 2. 33 District Band 33 Photo Club 4: Valentine Court 2. BARBARA ANN JUSTICE FHA 2, 3, 43 District His- torian 33 Reporter 43 Curtain Club 33 Press Club Treasurer 43 Blah Managing Editor 4g -GFAA 43 Choir 3, 4g Basketball lg Head Cheerleader 43 Foot- ball Court 43 Homecoming Court 3. 4. ' 1 IVA NELL HILLIARD FHA 1, 2, 3. 43 FHA Cor- responding Secretary 43 Press Club President -ig Blah Typing Editor 43 Choir Re- porter 43 GAA 3, ig Spanish Club 3. 43 Reporter 41 An- nual Staff Feature Fditor 43 Student Council Representa- tixe 33 Volleyball 33 Homo roming Court 4. IMOGENIZ HoLLAwAx' GAA 5. 41 Choir 43 FHA Z3 Curtain Club 41 Volleyball 2. 3. ANNETTE JETIER FHA l. 2, 3, 43 FHA Cor- responding Serretary 33 His- torian 43 Press Club Vice President 33 Blah Managing and Co-Editor 33 Curtain Club 1, 2, -ig Annual Staff Archi- vist and Assistant Typist 43 GAA 2. 3. 43 Choir 3. 43 Distrirt Play Honorable Men- tion 2. THOMAS GENTRY JETER Curtain Club Sergeant-at Arms 43 Spanish Club 33 Press Club 3, 41 Annual Staff Busi- ness Manager 43 Student Council Treasurer 43' Class Treasurer 33 Football 1. 2. .l 3i'az 5 5 3 ii9.Er2Yl 93 IIXPOLONIO RIZYNOL JASO Spanish Club 1, 3, ig Presi- dent 43 Football 3, 43 Press Club 4. VINCENT FRED CBINKEYD LINNEY Photo Club 5, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4g Reporter 33 Student Council Representative 13 FHA Beau 4. JAMES THOMAS LOTT Transfer from Barefield Highg Choir 43 Football 43 Basketball 43 Track 43 Base- ball 43 Golf 43 Class Vice President 4. LUTHER LLOYD LITTLE Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice Presi- dent 43 Choir 33 Photo Club 3. 43 Spanish Club 2, 5, 43 Treasurer 33 Football 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Valentine Court 3. DORA LOPEZ T r a n s f e r from Kingsville, Texas3 Choir 4. HORTENSE MITCHELL T r a n s f e r from Barefiel High3 Choir 4. GALE OLIVER, III Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Presi- dent 43-All-District Band 1, 33 All-Regional Band 31 Choir 3, 43 Photo Club 33 Student Council Representa- tive 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 33 Valentine Court 53 Football Court 3, 4. EDWARD CTEDDYD MCGEE EVA JEAN NEAL FHA 1, 23 Press'Club 23 Assistant Editor of Hi-Times 23 Choir 2, 43 Choir Secre- tary 4. JACQUELINE SUE PHILLIPS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 District Band 23 GAA 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 23 FHA 43 Choir 1, 3, 4g Annual Staff Assistant Business Manager 4g Curtain Club 3, 43 Class Reporter 13 Class Secretary 43 Homecoming Court 33 Valen- tine Court 3. REYMUNDO LOPEZ ROCHA Spanish Club 3. 4g Sergeant- at-Arms 43 Football 1, 2. 3. 4g Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4. MARY LOU SCOTT Bancl 1, 2, 3, 4g Reporter 4g All-District Band 33 Choir 3g Spanish Club 1, 33 Spanish Club Favorite 33 Curtain Club 2, 43 Photo Club 33 GAA 2, 3, 43, Annual Staff 33 Class Favorite 3. JESSE CARLOS RAMERIZ Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Choir 3, 4g Press Club 13 Spanish Club 1, 3, 4. JAMES FRANKLIN ROBERTS Choir 51 Photo Club 3, 43 Curtain Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 1g Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 FOOtb:1ll Court 2, 3 43 Valentine Court 33 Best All-Round 3. HOY WAYNE ROGERS Press Club 4g FOOtball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4a Basketball 3g Class Treasurer 43 Class Favorite 1, 33 Most Cour- teous 3. KENNARD MORGAN RYDOLP1-r T r a n s f e r from Barefield I-Iighg Choir 43 Football 43 Track 43 Baseball 4. T H I .'-??E',-3: rfiW!kW 4E CAROLYN LOUISE ROGERS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 FHA State Convention 33 Choir President 43 Curtain Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2, 33 Intra- SchOOl Council 23 District Play 3. 4 MILDRED ELOUISE SHAW T r a n s f e r from Barefield HighQ Choir 4g GAA 4. BOEEIE joy SMITH GAA 1, 2, 45 Choir 25 FHA 15 Press Club' 45 Volley- ball 1, 2. FLOYD THURMAN SULLIVAN TRAVIS SHAW Press Club 2, 3, 45 Blab Managing Editor 35 Blab Editor 45 FHA 2. 35 GAA 33 Spanish Club 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 3. FRANK BERNARD - SLOMCHINSKI Spanish Club 15 Photo Club 35 Curtain Club Favorite 33 Student Council Representa- tive 45 Class Vice President 1, 35 Class Favorite 25 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. 45 Baseball 3, 45 Valentine Court 35 Football Court 3, 4. DENNIE JOE SMITH Band 15 Choir 3, 45 Choir Vice President 45 Photo Club 35 Annual Staff Photogra- pher 4. MARCIA ANNE SOLKA Press Club President 35 Blah Co-Editor 35 Curtain Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 District Play Honorable Men- tion 25 Spanish Club 1, 35 Student Council Recording Secretary 35 Student Council State Convention 35 Repre- sentative 45 Annual Staff 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff Club Ed- itor 45 Photo Club 45 Valen- tine Court 35 Homecoming Court 3, 4. CAROLE JEAN SMITHE Curtain Club 1, 2, 3, A Treasurer 45 FHA 1, 2, 1 Press Club 35 Choir 3, 1 Annual Staff Assistant A Editor 3. NANCY IRENE THoMAs Choir 45 GAA 3, 45 Volley- ball 1, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Curtain Club 3. CHARLES THOMAs TRULL MICHAEL LEON WILSON Press Club 43 Blab Art Ed- itor 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Class Vice President 2. RAUL TORRES -Q-f ' 3 a 1 ' ip, A' .4 is!! BILLIE GAYLE Wiziss Bzmtl l. 13. 42 CAA l. 3. 4. Reporter 43 Basketball 13 Ten- nis 2, 51 Photo Club 3, 43 Spanish Club l. 33 Choir 31 Annual Staff Associate Ed- itor 33 Annual Staff Editor 43 Cheerleader -'ig' Football Court 43 Most Athletic Girl 3. ELROY TROJCAK Press Club Business Man- ager 1. . 1 MARX' BETH VUILLIAMSON Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Chaplain 43 Majorette 2, 3. 4: Press Club 3, 4: l5lab Headline Editor 4g FHA 2. 3, 43 Songleatlei 43 Choir 3, 4g GAA 2, 39 Volleyball lg Annual Staff Representative 3, WESWQQSYXQW GWENDOLYN SUE WARNKEN Band 1, 2, 3, 43 All-District Band 1, 33 GAA 1, 33 Bas- ketball lg Volleyball Manager 2, 33 Photo Club 3, -ig Cur- tain Club 3, 41 Choir 3. 4. PHILLIP GAFFNEY YOUNG Curtain Club 1, 23 Spanish Club lg Photo Club 33 Choir 33 Student Council 3, 43 Vice President 43 Football 1, 2. 3. 43 Captain 3, 43 All-District Football 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Baseball 3, 43 Captain 33 Class Treasurer 1. 23 Class President 33 Valen- tine Court 2, 33 Football Court 3, 43 Friendliest Boy 33 Whos Who 3. cv' X X v 4 ,gk xx ix Rf f X , N5 y yk UFFIQCURIQ Q , -.5.n. muy j. Doughty, Presidentg Tony Hardin, Vice Presi dentg Martha jane Hall, Secretaryg and Linda Kelley, Treasurer. FAXKVORHTES Alvin Albright and Sharron O'Connor. Alvin Allbright Eugene Anderson Vernon Barber Erris Barefield Helen Marie Brown Judy Brown jane Bryant Barbara Cabaniss Oscar Capistran er S if 'fri ' K Q , -,MQ X il? .ra ' ' ,. - L--. F? f -sz ' LT? 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Q Left to right: Treasurer, Hoy Rogersg President President, james L ' , Ronald Crabbg Vice ott, Secretary, Sue Phillips. EF' A 'VM arp rrrrwf- fs' ,-,-N i.,e c uuver and Barbara justice 4 ANTHONY BEDFORD FRANKLIN RICHARD CJOHNJ BARBER Press Club 1, 23 Press Club Sergeant-at-Arms 23 Curtain Club 1, 2, 33 Choir 4. JACKIE LOU BAUGH Choir 3, 43 FHA 1, 4g FHA First Vice President 43 Cur- tain Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Favorite 3: Reporter 4g Photo Club 33 Press Club 3, 4g Blab Ed- itor 43 GAA Secretary 43 Stu- dent Council Representative 1, 23 Student Council Record- ing Secretary 43 Intra-School Council 23 Cheerleader 2, 33 Head Cheerleader 33 Class Favorite 13 Homecoming Court 3, 43 Football Sweet- heart 23 Football Court 3. JEWEL ELIZABETH BONNER T r a n s f e r from Barefield Highg Choir 43 GAA 4. BEVERLY JEAN CASH Transfer from Beeville, Tex- as3 Choir 43 GAA 4. BILLY CLYDE GLENDA MAXINE BOONE Photo Club 2. 33 Choir 3, 43 BROWN A B Team Football Manager FHA 1' 2' 45 Curtain Club 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Track Man- 1' 2' 54 Choir 5' 45 Press ager 3' Club Secretary 4. Wi9?1S.Kil?QhW' f ' 12. EMTaHi?35'Q3 EDWARD ALLISON CLARKSON Spanish Club 13 Curtain Club 33 Photo Club 33 Choir 51 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Captain 3, 43 All-District Football 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2. 3, 43 ball 3, 4: Most Courteotisi . 33, Most Handsome 33 Classtft President 1: Student Councif' 23 Football Court 3, 43 Valen- RONALD TRUETT CRABB Football Manager 3, 43 Track Manager 3, 43 Student Coun- cil Representative 33 Class President 4. MARCUS STERLING EDWARDS 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1. 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 3, 4 Photo Club 3, 4g Curtain Club 43 HARLISS WAYNE CLOWERS Choir 43 Press Club 43 Span- ish 4. PATRICIA ANN COLLIER Band 1, 23 Choir 1, 43 Press Club 43 FHA 43 Basketball 13 Volleyball 1, 23 Blab Managing Editor 4. GARY DONALD DENNEY Choir 33 Photo Club 33 Cur- tain Club lg Band 1, 2, 33 All-District Band 1, 33 All- Regional Band 13 Student Council 3, 43 President 43 Class Secretary 13 Class Presi- dent 23 Who's Who 33 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4g Track 3, 43 Football Court 3, 4. EDDIE FAYE DIERLAM Transfer from Port' Lavaca, Texas3 Curtain Club 4 Choir 4. 4 . .,,.., ,...r-3... f.f..,.a,, , 1331, DARREL LEE DAVIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Choir 3. s WAYNE MORRIS EVANS Annual Staff Sports Editor 4 PEGGY MARIE MARY HELEN FORD GARZA Transfer from Barefield Choir 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 43 Highg Choir 4g GAA 43 Spanish Club 1, 3, 43 FHA FHA 4. CARMI GEORGE GILLETTE Choir 3, 43 Press Club 4. Ci l ORVILLE ANTHONY CTONYD HANEY WILMA LYNN GREEN T r a n s f e r from Barefielclg Choir Reporter 43 GAA 43 FHA 4. JANICE FAYE GUMM GAA 2, 3, 43 President 4g Press Club Vice President 43 Curtain Club 43 Choir 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All4District Band 33 Basketball 13 Base- ball 13 Tennis 3, 43 Volley- ball 1, 2. 3. 4. .Y ff9'lff!?5'1 OMAR GONZALES Choir 33 Photo 3, 43 Footba 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, A Baseball Manager 33 Vollej ball 3. FRANCES MARIE HERRING FHA 1, 23 Press Club 43 Curtain Club 43 Choir 4. NANCY CAROLYN HOOKS Band 1, 23 33 District Band 53 Photo Club 41 Valentine Court 2. BARBARA ANN JUSTICE FHA 2, 5, 43 District His- torian 33 Reporter 4g Curtain Club 33 Press Club Treasurer 43 Blab Managing Editor 43 GAA 43 Choir 3, 43 Basketball lg Head Cheerleader 4g Foot- ball Court 43 Homecoming Court 5, 4. IVA NELL HILLIARIJ FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Cor- responding Secretary 43 Press Club President -l3 l5lab Typing Editor -lg Choir Re- porter 43 GAA 3. -li Spanish Club 5, 4g Reporter 41 An- nual Staff Feature Editor 42 Student Council Representa- tive 51 Volleyball 31 Home- toming Court 4. IMOGENE l'lOLLAW'AY GAA 5. 41 Choir ig FHA 23 Curtain Club 41 Volleyball 2. 5. ANNETTL IETER FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Cor- responding Secretary 33 His- torian 43 Press Club Vine President 53 l-Slab Managing and Co-Editor 53 Curtain Club 1, 2. -lg Annual Staff Archi- vist and Assistant Typist 43 GAA 2, 5. 43 Choir 3. -'ll District Play Honorable Men- tion 2. THOMAS GENTRY JETER Curtain Club Sergeant-at Arms 43 Spanish Club 33 Press Club 3, 4: Annual Staff Busi- ness Manager 43 Student Council Treasurer 43' Class Treasurer 31 Football 1, 2. .L lLfEglFi.iilix'iif35,-5 APOLONIO RIEYNOIA JASO Spanish Club 1, 3, -lg Presi- dent 43 Football 5, 43 Press Club -l. VINCENT FRED CBINKEYD LINNEY Photo Club 33 4g Spanish Club 3, 43 Reporter 5g Student Council Representative 13 FHA Beau 4. . JAMES THOMAS LOTT Transfer from Barefielcl Highg Choir 43 Football 4g Basketball 43 Track 4g Base- ball 43 Golf 4g Class Vice President 4. LUTHER LLOYD LITTLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Vice Presi- dent 43 Choir 3g Photo Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. 43 Valentine Court 3. DORA LOPEZ T r a n s f e r from Kingsville, Texasg Choir 4. I HORTENSE MITCHELL T ra n s f e r from Barefie Highg Choir 4. EVA JEAN NEAL GALE OLIVER, III Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Band Presi- dent 43-All-District Band 1, 33 All-Regional Band 33 Choir 3, 43 Photo Club 33 Student Council Representa- tive 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Who's Who 33 Valentine Court 33 Football Court 3, 4. EDWARD QTEDDYQ MCGEE FHA 1, 2, Press Club 23 Assistant Editor of Hi-Times 23 Choir 2, 4g Choir Secre- tary 4. .192 1 JACQUELINE SUE PHILLIPS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 District Ban 23 GAA 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 23 FHA 4 Choir 1, 3. 43 Annual Stal Assistant Business Manage 4g Curtain Club 3, 4g Clas Reporter 13 Class Secretary 4 Homecoming Court 33 Valen tine Court 3. REYMUNDO LOPEZ ROCHA Spanish Club 3. 43 Sergeant- at-Arms 43 Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4. MARY LOU SCOTT Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Reporter 43 All-District Band 33 Choir 33 Spanish Club 1, 33 Spanish Club Favorite 33 Curtain Club 2, 43 Photo Club 33 GAA 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 33 Class ,Favorite 3. JESSE CARLOS RAMERIZ Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Choir 3, 43 Press Club 13 Spanish Club 1, 3, 4. JAMES FRANKLIN ROBERTS Choir 33 Photo Club 3, 43 Curtain Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Annual Staff 13 Football 1. 2. 3, 4, Captain 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Court 2, 3 43 Valentine Court 33 Best All-Round 3. HOY WAYNE ROGERS Press Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball 33 Class Treasurer 43 Class Favorite 1, 33 Most Cour- teous 3. KENNARD MORGAN RYDOLPH T r a n s f e r from Barefield High3 Choir 43 Football 43 Track 43 Baseball 4. - -- '14,-vyli CAROLYN LOUISE ROGERS FHA 1, 2. 3, 4, President 43 FHA State Convention 33 Choir President 43 Curtain Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Press Club 1, 2, 33 Intra- School Council 23 District Play 3. MILDRED ELOUISE SHAW T r a n s f e r from Barefield Highg Choir 43 GAA 4. BOBBIE JOY SMITH GAA 1, 2, 43 Choir 23 FHA 13 Press Club' 43 Volley- ball 1, 2. FLOYD TI-IURMAN SULLIVAN TRAVIS SHAW Press Club 2, 3, 43 Blah Managing Editor 33 Blah Editor 43 FHA Z, 33 GAA 3 Spanish Club 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 3. 'IE-A DENNIE JOE SMITH Band 13 Choir 3, 4g Choir Vice President 43 Photo Club 33 Annual Staff Photogra- pher 4. FRANK BERNARD SLOMCHINSKI Spanish Club 13 Photo Club 33 Curtain Club Favorite 33 Student Council Representa- tive 43 Class Vice President 1, 3: Class Favorite 23 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Valentine Court 33 Football Court 3, 4. MARCIA ANNE SOLKA Press Club President 33 Blah CO-Editor 33 Curtain Cluh 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 District Play Honorable Men- tion 23 Spanish Club 1, 31 Student Council Recording Secretary 33 Student Council State Convention 33 Repre- sentative 43 Annual Staff 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff Club Ed- itor 43 Photo Cluh 43 Valen- tine Court 33 Homecoming Court 3, 4. CAROLE JEAN SMITHE Curtain Cluh 1, 2, 3, A Treasurer 4g FHA 1, 2, 1 Press Cluh 33 Choir 3, 1 Annual Staff Assistant A, Editor 3. NANCY IRENE THOMAS Choir 43 GAA 3, 43 Volley- ball 1, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3 Curtain Cluh 3. CHARLES THOMAS TRULL MICHAEL LEON WILSON Press Club 43 Blab Art Ed- itor 4g Football 2, 3, 41 Track 23 Class Vice President 2, RAUL TORRES sf-.1 , 012713.13522 I - uaro F 1 - . ' A I fwfr BILLIE GAY'I.E WEISS Band 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA Z. 3. 4, Reporter 42 Basketball 1, Ten- nis 2, 3g Photo Club 3. 4, Spanish Club 1, 3g Choir 31 Annual Staff Associate Ed- itor 3g Annual Staff Editor 41 Cheerleader 4g, Football Court 4, Most Athletic Girl 3. ELROY TROJCAK Press Club Business Man- agerfl. MARY BETH WILLIAMSON Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Chaplain 41 Majorette 2, 3, 41 Press Club 3, 4: Blah Headline Editor 4g FHA 2. 3. 43 Songleadei 43 Choir 3, 4g GAA 2, 3, Volleyball lg Annual Staff Representative 3. W.mE?r25i ' 'ms GWENDOLYN SUE WARNKEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All-District Band 1, 31 GAA 1, 31 Bas- ketball 11 Volleyball Manager 2, 31 Photo Club 3, 4, Cur- tain Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. PHILLIP GAFFNIZY YOUNG Curtain Club 1, 2g Spanish Club 15 Photo Club 3g Choir 33 Student Council 3, 45 Vice President 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, All-District Football 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2g Baseball 3, 4, Captain 31 Class Treasurer 1. 2g Class President 3g Valen- tine Court 2, 3, Football Court 3, 4g Friendliest Boy 3: Wh0'5 Who 3. K X X 6, A X fxaxlf W 414 e X5 1 1 , X f XX xk Q Q4 Q X x j 7 Uififirfifvim O .... Uiuy j. Doughty, Presidentg Ton H dentg Martha y ardin, Vice Presi- jane Hall, Secretaryg and L' d in a Kelley, Treasurer. FAX lVUlRll TES Alvin Albright and Sharron O'Connor. Alvin Allbright Eugene Anderson Vernon Barber Erris Barefield Helen Marie Brown Judy Brown jane Bryant Barbara Cabaniss Oscar Capistran i .ref fx , e . . 'tug' , W i f at Eg rv sr . r 1 . , W .Nw X do , 2? ' ,, ,.: Richard Capistran Rudy Capistran Ernestine Contreras Ruben Contreras Lucinda Contreras Rosie Crabb Mary Helen De Leon Billy jay Doughty Bill Dudas Glen Duhon Susan Elizalde Carolyn Ford Ig! X Benny Hoblit Janelle Hodges Walter Holloway Rhetha Horton Jay Jacks Rudy jaso Tommy jenkins Virginia Jenkins Betty Kelley james Kelley Linda Kelley Wilma Karm Marlene Fortner Gabriela Garcia Nelda Godsey Jo Ann Green Patricia Gregg jimmy Haley Martha jane Hall Tony Hardin Jerry Harrison r ' Lillian Lambert jimmy Jean Lancaster Diane Liddell Jeannette Linney Eugene Linney Wayne Mason Bonnie McCoy Herbert McKinney Mary Menchaca 4524? he Hsu-nn AVAJLABLE A . U. X ,.., wEMXb43.9wi3':5.:,laEaQf 1 7 1' 1 Mary Lou Millhollon Gerald Morgan joe Moya Sharron O'Connor Kathryn Oliver Kenneth Oliver Martha Perales Eddie Pinson Jackie Prescott Irene Randle Glynn Randle Dan Reyes 4 ,G :- qi ,f , H K 'Eiga . ii,- Murry Wills, jr. Barbara Williams Johnny Youngblood Petra Villarreal Marjorie jean Snooks Kitty Stevenson Geralyn Thompson Reva Thompson Allen Tisdom Bobby Walker Buster Wallace Shirley Wallace Nathan Waters Leroy Rhoades Lupe Rivas Charles Roessler Alvis Roberts Isaac Ryans Otillia Serrata James Shaw James Sheives Marie Simpson QE 5H S0l'll GIAX 0 llli S L LLJ 1 .J,-l,,L,L,L LLM l mwwwwne ' -Mw--- , 'll U ,-, ueaburerg jeff Walker, Presiclentg Willie muxmney, Vice Presidentg Paula Cockrell, Secretary fnot shown i picturej. fl lf? A Wm fm WWW f' iiiwrmmww I --.M .mu Jeanette Morgan I' Pete Anzualda Carolyn Armita e Bo A lt g yce t'inson Alice Austin Margie BHUYH 135 Vr X M f f i' 2 me 1 X. 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' L e S if jimmy Taylor Martha Teague ei Mary Louise Slomchinski 3 Lillian Smith Sue Smith Kathleen Steinemen C' cl Strauch Wayne Taliaferro iny Travis Upton William Vance Lily Vela Nick Vela T ommy Venn Mary Villarreal Allen Walker Jeff Walker Jessie Weatherly David Whitenton Andy Wills Eddie Wilson Mary Frances Wright Xl N '4 I 4 ' b W MIN l 'N 1 -L ' Q . -. -.. A ---if Q X I 1 L5 N -'fgjsgs l N Age I '- 5:'..l,1' l,u',k1 ' i lg! W ,io - W W ' Q A e 7 V Rigid ' lf ll las ll .xx li N -WWW UlF'lFllCClRlR'.Q orter Cecil Fortenber V I -..,5,.s, nep g ' ry, ice Presi- uenrg jack Kelley, President' Frank Lene T , y, reasurerg and Ida Mae ustice, Secretary. FA VU R ll Frank Leney and Mildred Stevenson fnot shownj .-sw Ruben Cantu Vincent Cantu jerr Chamberlain Y Oscar Chapa Rosie Austin Barbara Bailey Edwin Beken Sue Beankenship Laurel Brown Mary E. 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Friezzdly Mary Louise Slomchinski Vernon Barber l i M051 Popular Sue Phillips Edward Clarkson Mori Wfilfy jo Ann Green Elroy Trojack Rlzzlzzeri'-Up for Mort Alhletir Evelyn King Edward Clarkson Tommy Jeter Iva Nell Hilliard The Student Council made rules and forms for each teacher to follow in giving points for the student's individ- ual worlc under their sponsorship. . 1 'W ti:a1i,2:f' J V t, i ,F M ga 1,51 j - ,NV , g ' 5' K.. - r if, A L' ' . I f :Ig 3535555 iv, - : : :I--: X -' , ' 'fefgaiitlsfitt 2 is -Misa,-.tai A .-s Q 'fsg.v.':'?1, 5' , f f km-yu' K .ss , . 51, , it,,.,tf, r ,ii, 5, - S M rf A - 'tl' i.f?1rizw?5r5Q:sf5!s ,dy ,,- , gm 2-m,qaifiK:avX-fmv': Q, I ILAI kiwi! fx, - I .g gi - g: ,f'i,,,wg f-,-.vi 521,52 K i 5 .uliixi ij? , it . . 1 J 5 Q 4 , J xiii aa S. S Pin si ix' 'Wi Wi Q K 1 'L , ' tf ifxrff .. . fif,3 f:ag,'.f, - M422 , ffivnfz - - i vm, .4 5, . 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E 2, P ggi AWARD WHNNERS EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES The point system was set up by the Student Council in order to recognize students for outstanding work in extracurricular activities. jay Jacks Sharron O'Connor Gary Denney y VVHUS WHO llN ROHOSO 5. 'ix Qi? 332553 Billie Gayle Weiss, Gary Denney, Mary Lou Scott iff Any QQ ,Q ! l A ex 97 y I! H V? r ,if 'Mv. SPORTSMANSHIP Xl' G R:lb.ly jimmy Roberts, Janice Gumm, Gale Oliver, Edwifard Clarkson 560 Z Aww. SCHOLARSHIP ff . Af , if f 3 ff I ','- ff ,V-I , ,V V, f '41 L Z , f v . K--f Phillip Young, Bernard Slomchinski, Gary Denney 'H'!'l'v-1 'rw S f X f ff HCGDMJEQUMHNG COURT Iva Nell Barbara Marcia Sharron jenny Marie Quccn J'1CklC Lou and Fx Queen Carol Pam Mary Louise Renee Judy Paula Ida Mae Danny Norma Ann Left to right: Ernestine Contreras, Lupe Rivas, Nancy Brown, Ed- ward Clarkson, Carolyn Rogers, Tommy Jeter, Barbara Justice, Gary Denney, Peggy Ford, Janfes Lott, Pam Heard, Lloyd Little. K NG AND QUEEN OE HEARTS l Left to right: 'lva Nell Hillard, Hoy Rogers, Janice Gumm, James Kelley, Mary Louise Slomchinski, Joe Jones, Mary Beth Williamson, Gale Oliver, Sue Phillips. Phillip Young, Judy Brown, and Tommy Jenkins. . Queen Marie and King Billy VY , Y wwwM ' ww, JUNHOR SENHUR PRUM GAY PAREE The junior Class of Refugio High School honored the Sen- ior Class of '56 in the Emer- ald Room in Gay Paree on April 28, 1956. The enter- tainment was enjoyable and the food was delicious. A wonderful time was had by all in attendance. - I SE MDR PLAY Standing, left to right: Mr. Gus Candler, Directorg Anthony Bedford, Pat Collier, Billie Gayle Weiss, Mary Lou Scott, Butch Edwards, Carolyn Rogers, jean Smithe, Billy Boone, Annette Jeter, and Tommy Jeter. THREE FINGERS IN THE DOOR Cari: Mary Lou Scott, Betsy Brown, Billy Boone, Mr. Gregory Long, Annette Jeter, Mrs. Heupelg Pat Collier, Anna, the cookg Anthony Bedford, the policemang Butch Edwards, Mr. Heupelg Carolyn Rogers, Sylvia Long, Jean Smithe, Aunt Tessieg Tommy Rogers, Paul Harding and Billie Gayle Weiss, Clara Heupel. . Q i . L Z 5 Z ' 2 f E5 , 3 ff? K 1 33222 .Q .m I , 3' ,W Y' 1 avr: Q Q-H Q' 2 Jug- '56 p o 5 5 . i Q PIE'-if I' 'ff E. i' W E135 :sa fi 2 iii, 'Q 3 E, V 2 ' A332 'S r ?Wi:I f E2 Us ill I I i'l 5' -1' I I' 111 K 11 ,Sl 1 V . L 'Hum N IZ N110 N5 STUD omposing sportsmanship letters to competitive schools in athletics and sponsoring safe-driving contests were council projects. ffering grace at noonday meals was established for the first time. As another project, The Four-Way Test was adopted as a creed for the school. rging the introduction of a point system was successfully completed. eedy people of four families were given gifts of food and clothing as a Christmas project. onducting fire drills was under the supervision of the council. ntellectual and religious assemblies were presented for spe- cial occasions. aunching a Christmas card sale was the council's main money-making project. xg NW SX XXX X TQ , . L .-A ' - '4 - i W Q W 'Wg' 2 XXX 1 I Ivo, tg 9 5 I if 5 2 ill' .j Y in M Q Rec. Secrefary Treasurer' Represenlafive. The primary of the Sfudenf and +he facully and befween Council hopes 'lo mainfain Q5 proiecfs. The officers of The Council are elecfed fhey false office. Then, in 'the same year Mary and Sylvia ...ri 8 nfs many good-will year before lnrm lwn HUHR First row, left to right: Glenda Brown, Carolyn Rogers, Hortense Mitchell, Carolyn Ford, Rosey Austin, Mary Lou Millhollon, jo Ann james, Mary Beth Williamson, Frances Herring, Eddie Faye Dierlam, Peggy Ford, Mildred Shaw, Marlene Fortner, Dianne Liddell, jimmy Jean Lancaster, Fonna Parker, Wilma Karm, Geralyn Thompson, Nancy Brown, Barbara Cabaniss, and Kathleen Steineman. Second row: Betty Smith, Martha Jeanette Clarkson, Linda Ann Moore, Marjorie Snooks, june Brooks, Lillian Lambert, Evelyn King, Nancy Thomas, Bonnie McCoy, Ernestine Contreras, Betty Kelley, Iva Nell Hilliard, Sue Smith, Linda Owens, Rhetha Horton, jean Smithe, Judy Brown, Gwen Warnken, and Mary Brown. Third row: Tommy jenkins, jesse Ramirez, Pat Collier, Sue Phillips, jahn Locke, Virginia Fortenberry, Eva jean Neal, Wilma Green, Karen Caraway, janet Slomchinski, Imogene Holloway, Ruth Ann Kelley, jo Ann Green, Mary Menchaca, Martha Perales, Marjorie Banta, Jeannette Linney, Barbara Snooks, Beverly Cash, jewel Bonner, Helen Marie Brown, and David Beauchamp. Fourth row: Joe Smith, Boyce Atkinson, Howard Tomlinson, Carmi Gillette, Alvin Albright, james Lott, Kennard Rydolph, Billy J. Doughty, Tony Haney, Leroy Rhoades, Eu- gene Anderson, Jack Kelley, Bivy Joe Spikes, jack Kelley, William Vance, Travis Meitzen, jimmy Chamberlain, and jackie Parker, A is FAVORITES Glenda Brown, Alvin Allbright Standing, left to right: Kathleen Steineman Librarian Alwis Roberts Business Manager Ernestine Contreras, Librarian. Sitting: Wilma Green Reporter Iva Nell Hilliard Reporter Carolyn Rogers Presidentg joe Smith, Vice Presidentg Ewa Gene Neal Secretary REGIONAL AND STATE CHOIR MEMBERS Standing, left to right: Mr. Galvan, Director. All-State members: Marcus Edwards, Carmi Gillette, Wayne Mason, Betty Kelley, Barbara Cabaniss, Jeannette Linney. Sitting: All-Re- gional members: David Beauchamp, jack Kelley, Eddie Faye Dierlam, Simmie Rydolph. First row, seated, left to right: Phyllis Hulse. Marlene lfortner, Pat Collier. Glenda Brown. Martha Hall, Judy Brown, Iva Nell Hilliard, Binkey Linney. F,H.A, Beau, Carolyn Rogers. Sharron O'Connor, Marie Simpson. Ernestine Contreras, Martha Perales, Ann- ette Jeter, and Mary Millhollon. Second row: June Brooks. Nimfa Cantu, Judy Jacks, Sandra Brice. Beverly Schultz, Diddy Haining, Katherine Oliver, Ronna Martin. Kathleen Steineman. Judy Pennington. X5Uillie Valeck. Deanna Gilliarn, Mary Slomchinski, Martha Clarkson, JoAnn James, and Marjorie Snooks. Third row: Mary Wright, Jan Locke. Martha Teague, Margie Banta, Saundra Kelley, Ida Mae Justice, Mary Alice Schultz, Mildred Shaw. Wilma Green, Karen Careway, Della Mae Henderson, Charlotte McGuill Bar- bara Snooks, Patsy Manning, and Barbara Bailey. Fourth row, standing: Sylvia Sullivan, La Juana Moody, Rhetha Horton, Sue Phil- lips, Betty Smith, Ruth Ann Kelley. Jimmy ,JCHH l15f7C35lC'ft Szlrldra McCullough. JoAnn Green. Charlotte Burney, Virginia Neimann. Pam Heard, Nancy Brown. Norma Gilbreath, Janice XX'eiss. Cindy Strauch. Cynthia Harris. Martha Woodard, and Mrs. Day, Ad. visor. The F.H.A. Club of Refugio was host to seventeen schools in a district meeting this year. The Future Homemakers of America became a national organization in 1945, since that time the Refugio chapter, under the supervision of Mrs. Mayme W. Day, has been active in the work of home economics. UNESCO is a national project in which the club participates every yearg other projects are sending Christmas cards- to the mentally ill, sponsoring an annual Sock Hop, and observing National F.H.A. Week. :W,f:1 5 gawfw L1 A ,W . H' w 5 iff' KWH W 41.1 4 A 2, Qmqsf , L ,V V ,,., . ,L ..M. 11 Pd 5 if Seated, left to right: Annette Jeter, Typistg Miss Lulu N. Rise, Sponsorg Bivy joe Spikes, Archivist. Below-Seated, left to riht: Betty Kelley, Iva Nell Hil- liard, and Nancy Brown, Artists. Seated, left to right: Marcia Solka, Club Editorg Wayne Evans, Sports Editorg Billie Gayle W'eiss, Editor-in-Chiefg Oscar Fogle, Associate Editor. NNUAL STA FF Below-Seated, left to right joe Smith and Sue Phillips Assistant Business Managers Tommy Jeter, Business Man ser. The initial aim of the Annual Staff is to compose a pictorial record of history for each school year. The entire staff also strives to produce an attractive book as well, to provide the students with a memorable keepsake of school activities. Beginning with this -year Annual work has been offered as a full year course carrying a half credit. First row: Mrs, Daisy Stoxer, Sue Smith, Lynn Smith, Bonnie McCoy, Martha Perales, Mary Helen Garza, Peggy Smith, Ann Fore- hand, Letha Moore, Dianna jaso, Paula Cockrell, Saundra Kelley, Judy jacks, Marjorie Banta, Betty Kelley. Second row: Mary De- Leon, Lucianda Contreras, Petra Villerealg Mary jaso, Mary Capistran, 'lessee Ramirez, Mary Menchaca, Martha Trevino, Ernestine Contreras, Lily Vela, Susan Elizalde, Mary Moya, Estella Reyna. Lucy Guerra, Stella Garcia, Dianna Rodriquez, Oscar Capistran. Richard Capistran. Third row: Felix Sanchez, Nick Vela, Dan Reyes, Alonzo Beltran, Miguel Ramirez, Rudy Capistran, Adam Serrata, Wayne Mason, Travis Shaw, james Kelley, Carolyn Rogers, Tony Hardin, Iva Nell Hilliard, Lloyd Little, Binkey Linney. Helen Serrata, Pete Anzualda, Estolia Sanchez, Eugene Anderson, Tillie Elizalde, Evangeline Chapa, Zeke Garcia, Reynol Jaso, Reymundo Rocha, Lupe Rivas, Oscar Chapa. THE SPANISH C UB l Left to right: Mary Menchaca, Treasurer, Reynol Jaso, Martha Perales, Secretary, Reymundo Rocha, Sergeant-at-Armsg Iva Nell Hilliard, Reporter, Oscar Capistran, Vice President, and Mrs. Daisy Stover, Club Sponsor. CLUB FAVORITES Martha Perales and Nick Vela The purpose of the Refugio High Spanish Club is to promote a better understanding of the Spanish language, people, and customs. Club Membership is open to all persons who have been students of a Spanish class at any time. m.5?lS?S5iM ' fx :Q 'f I I I , Z g I f - 2 ,A g fs 4' LGA 2 cy - -, f T is gg ,wk 'Q , . . W5 I - ,ff . ,4:,,f1g. , 4 ,qvimfffq L First row, left to right: Beverly Schultz, Mani., Carolyn Rogers, jean Srnithe, judy Brown, Patsy Manning, Marcia .,.,..., Gilliam, Sandra Brice, jeanette Morgan, jane Bryant, Annette jeter, Imogene Holloway, JM, Prescott, janet Slomchinski, Nancy Thomas. Lillian Lambert. Third rowi Wilma Karm, Mary Frances Wright, Bonnie McCoy, Frances Herring. jimmye jean Lancaster, jo Ann james, Marie Simpson, Irene Randall, Martha jane Hall. Fourth row: Mary Louise Slomchinski, Barbara Wil- liams, Anthony Bedford, Wayne Taliaferro, jay jacks, Marcus Edwards, Billy Boone, Billy jay Doughty, Pete Anzaldua, David Beauchamp. Donald Roberts. tif i 5 f?f' ' MTNFANTAY' Anthony Bedford, Marcia Solka, jay jacks, Jackie Prescott, Sue Phillips. THE CURTAIN CLUB The Curtain Club and their sponsor, Mr. Gus Candler, prepared two one- act plays this year. The two plays competed against each other to determine which play would enter district competition. The play INFANTA was chosen to enter the District meet held here in Refugio. MTHE LAST CURTAllNw Barbara Williams, Billie Jay Doughty, Billy Boone, Mary Louise Slomchinski, Carolyr Rogers, Marcus Edwards. Back row: Travis Meitzen, Jimmy Roberts, Billy Boone, Billy Doughty, Jimmy Haley, Barbara Wfilliams, Marcus Edwards, Anthony Bedford, Lloyd Little. Center row: jay jacks, Betty Kelley, Billie Gayle Weiss, James Kelley. Front row: Alvis Roberts, Gwen Warnken, Marcia Solka, Jean- nette Linney, Pat Gregg, Mr. McI.oud, Sponsor. HE PHQODTU 'CLUB X'---... uH.,,,v 7 Q i 'u----.ss -.-5555 2 ,4--,i- A t f X Q i f N . Le. ' KN J in I CE-T-U 1 ff - XJ The purpose of the Photo Club is to acquaint its members with the fundamentals of photography, and in so doing, to create enthusiasm and knowledge in the use of the camera and other equipment pertaining to photography. 'Gil' Y' OFFICERS Left to right: Janice Gumm, Vice Presidentg Iva Nell Hilliard, President: Oscar Fogle, Parlia- mentariang Glenda Brown, Secre- tary: Sharron O'C0nnor, Reporter. Not shown in picture: Barbara justice, Treasurer. FAVORITES Elroy Trojack and jo Ann Green Standing. from left to right: Oscar Fogle, Tommy jenkins. Mickey Wilson. David Wliitcn- ton, Joe Jones, Miss McMichael, Tommy Jeter, Leroy Rhoatlcs, W'aync Clowers, joe Galloway Sitting: Travis Shaw, Pat Collier jackie Prescott, Glenda Brown Janice Gumm, Elroy Trojcak. jo Ann Green, Sharon O'Connor Iva Nell Hilliard. june Brooks Tony Haney. Reynol jziso. 'Fb tf! - f1.,,, i .,:.I gl M M The Refugio High School Band received a number one rating at marching contest and will participate in concert and sight reading Contests this spring. l 42.2- ,, 4' The band will present its seventh Annual Spring Concert in May and will sponsor its first Annual Music Festival in February. The organization will host the Sam Houston Band in a concert in March. i - BAND OFFICERS Lloyd Little, Vice Presidentg Mary Lou Scott, Reporter: Gale Oliver. Presidentg Judy Brown, Treasurer. R. H.S. BAND FAVORITES Gwen Warnken and Lloyd Little R.H.S. MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR Marie Simpson, Mary Beth Wil- liamson, Kathryn Oliver, jay Jacks. REGIONAL AND STATE BAND MEMBERS Standing: jimmy Chamberlain, All- Statel Mr. VUilliamson, R.I-LS. Band Directorg jerry Chamberlain, All- State. Sitting: Gwen Warnken, jean- nette Linney, Travis Meitzen, Larry Germer. All-Regional. I ,,,,.,............f- FRENCH HORNS First ww, left tu right: Bu erly Schultz. Sandra Brice Betty Smith, Ida Mac justitc. Judy jacks, Paula Cotkrcll :mtl Marjorie Snouks. ,............-M xx ' CLARINETS First row, left to right: jimmy Chilmhcrlziin, Gwen XXIZIITI lccn, ,Icunnctte Linney. Sfscum row: Sue Phillips, Mary I.oL Smtti Ditty Hiiining, ,lahn I.ot'kL'. Billie Gayle Weiss Thirtl row: -limmic: Cutkrcll. Lintlii lwluorc, 'Izinct Slomchin- ski, Diana Rotlriquc-z, Pat Grvgg, Ruth Ann Kelley. ju Ann yliiimts. Mairthii Pcralcs. BARITONES Luft to right: XX'1iyne Mason. Curtiss Lutcnhather, Larry fiCl'lNl'I' and Donald Roberts. CORNETS First row, left to right: Roger Fancher, David Wlxittenttmn, Eddie Scholar, and Vincent Cantu, Second row: Billy Doughty, Bobby Vante. Jeff Xwalker, Oscar Fngle. and joe jones. SAXOPHON ES First row, left to right. Nancy Brown, Della Mae Henderson, Mgrrtlri .leanette Clarkson, Don Cobb, Rhetha Horton, Mary Lou lwlillhollnn, and Patsy Fln Manning. Second row: ,lanice XX'eiss, Marie Simpson, Kathryn Oliver, Mary lieth XX'illiamion. and Bivy joe Spikes, Third rnwz Virginia jenkins. jimmy Haley, Janice Grimm. PERCUSSION First row: jack Kelley. Second row, left to right: Gene Cald- well, Betty Kelley, and Lynn Smith. Third row: Lloyd Lit- tle. FLUTES AND BASS CLARINETS First row, left to right: Betty Kelley, Barbara Cabaniss, Judy Brown, Jay jacks, Martha Jane Hall, Barbara Bailey, Second row. Martha XX'0odard. Phyl- lis Hulse, Saundra Kelley, Eugene Anderson. Marjorie Banta, and Barbara Snnoks. BASS HORNS First row, left to right: Eddie Pinson, Nicky Kinard, Jerry Harrison, Edwin Beken, Gale Oliver, and jimmy Roberts. F1 iQ gxs 3 4 ii but TROMBONES First row, left to right: Scot Pitzer, and jesse Ramirez. Sec ond row: Travis Meitzen, Wfil liain Vance, and Allen XX'alk er. Third row: Billy Oliver Jack Kelley, jerry Chamber lain, and XX'ayne Taliaferro. -AP K MQazlr l Ulhlllli,lliLllillallf,AllDlli,lK5 Mildred Sims. CHEERLEADERS Billie Gayle Weiss Pamela Heard Nancy Brown Barbara Iustice Martha Jeanette Clarkson Cheerleaders in action with sponsor, Miss f it B S l'0ll'l'S PROGQFV j -fxfi-n-f5Q 'S gfifiy XZXZT xififx xv xfvli- axvl-,Y fm? I xl W -fig-sf'x-IX X XXX ' if L 1 1 g W. , ,ff wz ,qw ,wgs-Am , L MQWY W Q Q -V M EA Q54 Hifi W f 2 W 2 fx . K , ., ' ,W ,A M ,egg ,f , ,, ' Wi A A, 15 W5 YW, ' A 'EWR 3 1' ,J is H, , R as Y Q Yszw W -'L f Q' 242' r 1 3? gf i f ski rf vw Q.. f 8 if .W .. .Y , iw 2 FOOCTBALL A TEAM First row, left to right: Coach Goetzel, Isaac Ryans, Boyce Atkinson, james Shaw, Nick Vela, Benny Hoblit, Oscar Capistran, Reynal jaso, johnny Youngblood, Murray Wills, Eugene Linney, and Rudy Jaso, Manager. Second row: Coach Gips, Butch Edwards, james Shieves, Eddie Wilson, Omar Gon- zales, jimmy Roberts, Kennard Rydolph, Roy Booker, Mickey Wilson, Vernon Barber, Jimmy Haley, and Tony Hardin, Manager. Third row: Coach Jackson, James Lott, Gary Denney, Gale Oliver, Lloyd Little, Bernard Slomchinski, Mundo Rocha, Edward Clarkson, Hoy Rogers, Phillip Young, Buster Wallace. Lupe Rivas, and Ronald Crabb, Manager. MANAGERS Rudy jaso, Ronald Crabb, Tony Hardin COACHES Kenneth Goetzel, Paul Gips BI-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS The Refugio High Bobcat AH Team if composed of thirty-one boys-fifteen sen- iors, twelve juniors, and four sophomores. During the 1955 football season, the Bob- cats won district competition by defeating Port Lavaca, 33-14. After beating Bay City, 21-20, the 'Cats became Bi-District Champions. .1 Q : fy .- 4 ' . s W Wfiiil y r , 'vn:- 1 I Q W TEAM H ,. ,, , 1 . , r ' Q -ff ' I .www m..M-w,,,W , -y 1 , , , ' 4? ' 2 'z M..-...WLM Stancling, left to right: Erris Burefield, XX'illie Booker, Boyce Atkinson, Billy Peters, Leroy Rhoades Patrick Eubanks, Billy Oliver, jeff W'alker, james Kelley, John Shaw, and Manager Glen Randall Kneeling, left to right: Kelcy Jones, James Lewis, Ray Cunninglmm, jarnes Elliott, Adam Serretn Johnnie Xwilson, johnny Baugh, Gene Barber. and Alonzo Beltran. Sitting, left to right: Frank Zzlrsky Darrell Truill, Bobby Murphy, Larry Rogers, and Eddie Pinson. W'-M ,M ag N-N U at W H .ggi My , 5.fi'l5 ?'i22vfff5?A:.V K ASKETBALL VARSITY Left to right: Darrel Daxis, Gary Denneyi Phillip Young, Lloyd Little, Edward Clarkson, Bernard Slumchinski. Gale Oliver. Reymundo Rocha, Tony Hardin. Buster XX'allat'e. jimmy Ruhr-rtsi tournament. by El Campo The Varsity basketball team is composed of eleven boys: nine Seniors and two juniors. This year the basketball team participated in two out- of-town tournaments and the first Refugio invitational The team won district and was defeated in bi-district Zvimzagerw PAT EUBANKS. OMAR GONZALES Standing. left to right: Billy Peters, jeff Walker, Billy Oliver, Oscar Fogle, Ray Cunningham, Edwin Beken, and Coach Gips. Seated: Kelsey jones, Allen Walker, james Elliot, Joe Jones, Frank Zarsky, Larry Rogers, and Dickie Hardin. FIWAFLI DATTT FI The B Varsity is made up of Freshmen and Sophomores. The primary purpose of the junior Varsity is to train boys for the Varsity team. cuff, A NA, iw li Tw 'Pda l-xr' A i M!-ei .K f Ni' f B xx :AW PS r' if X Gary Defmey. Nick Veia BROAD JUMP Lloyd Li1-He 5:-..., Lupe Rivas, Busfer Wallace, Hdy Rogers Gale Oliver SHOT PUT Tomm Kinard, Ronald Crabb Kennargilydolph, Johnny Wiisen Edward Clarkson DISTANCE ' ' TRACK First row, left to right: Reynol jaso, James Lott. Tommy Kinard, Ronald Crabb, Benny Hobblit, james Sheives, Nicky Kinard. Nick Vela, johnny Youngblood, johnny Wilson, Eddie Wilson, Alonzo Beltran, Coach Goetzel. Second row: Bobby Walker, Gary Denney, Gale Oliver. Edward Clarkson, Lloyd Little, Hoy Rogers, Ray Cunningham, Lupe Rivas, Kennard Rydolph. ALL-STATE CHAMPS GALE OLIVER Shot Put, First Place 53 ft. .QM In. LLOYD LITTLE High Jump, First Place 6 ft. 2 in. EDWARD CLARKSON Discus. Second Place 154 fr. 315 in. TRACK The Refugio High School track team coached by Kenneth Geotzel had a very successful season. The team took the first place honors in the District meet for the fifth straight year. The Bobcat tracksters also brought home the first place trophy from the Regional track meet. Refugio had four trackmen in the State meet. These four boys earned Refugio a tie for third place in the State. COACH GOETZEL EBASEBALL First row, left to right: Buster Wallace, james T. Lott Darrel Dans Jimmy Roberts Eddie Wilson and Kenneth Oliver. Second row: Tony .I-Iardin. Bernard Slomchinski Ed aid Clarkson Gary Den ney Phillip Young, and Larry Rogers. BASEBALL The baseball team coached by Mr. Stafford Rees entered its second year of competition this spring. The team got off to a good start, but slacked off toward the end of the season to finish third in the District. Left to right: Manager, Zeke Gar ciag Coach Reesg and Manager Omar Gonzales. F 1 K if PMZS' 4 ' fl -if- AM f - f me 7- 'NEL5fgiizih'ifffziiifkii264'f.s5iiai1 i3A6Wk9?J3i'-W6ii1s2954Q'LfL il! ' I !,N,.,,,1,,, .k J ff Thug. ' 41. x W VZ: N, -. mm . ,V WL ,. Nm.: . ,4-LW, V yy, wg , .V K ' wg M M., , Jimi ww,,fJ,i,,, ,JW E 9 S if ,K A an v A ar- M, SP September 9-Robstown September 16-Sinton ..,.,...,., .....,. September 23-Taft ...,....,e......,... ....... September 50-Aransas Pass ...... .....,. October 7-Laredo ,,,,r,,,.,,,...,... r,,,.,, October 14-Beeville ..,..,,t ..,..,, October 21fYoakum ,.,.,,.. .,...., October 28+Edna .....t.,rr,.,,,.. .,...,. November 11+Cuero .....A,....,,.. ....... November 18-Port Lavaca ,,...... ....,,, November 25-Bay City December 2-Nederland BASKETBALL December 8-Taft .r,e.rr. December 13-Miller e....,,.... ..,..,.... january 15-Port Lavaca january 17-Yoakum .....,,. e,..,...t. January 19-Edna .,,,,.,,,,. ,......,., January 24-Beeville .,..... .......... january 27- ACuero ,..,,,...,.,.. .,........ january 31+Port Lavaca February 3--Yoakum ..r,r .......... February 7-Edna r,,,.,,,.,, .,,,,,..,. February 10gBeeville ......,. .,........ February 14-Cuero ....... ........,. 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Nancv Brown in whiff '5- ,K C n ik 1 K I ,V TV YN , MN 'M J ff W A01 i WE nf IIS i Meet our assistant librarians. There's a big rush between classes. Physics students make static electricity. Nancy Brown crowned track queen. P.E. girls enjoy a game of base- ball. Refugio was host at an invita- tional track meet. Students pose in front of band hall. Students change classes. ' liil ., Students seeking information in library Homemaking II girls preparing for lab lesson Chemistry students distilling water Shop I boys hard at work on projects Choir singing at Dedication Service Pep rally for Port Lavaca game Lunch time in the cafeteria is a happy time Homemaking II girls practicing table etiquette A ST AX? XF XFETXYXEXXH s. Cooper, Mrs. jaso, M 51 C QXXX-Sm 5 A N Q X 1. 'Q-'sf-221.1 Mrs. Taylor, 1223 Bow OU ST . Sabas De Leon joe Gai p row. Herman ez. To n. OUXX AN za, 9 Vaughan, Ams 3 i '1's'n' 11111 4 k . ,I v r Lw ' Y is V 'Q ' HEARD 81 HEARD, INC. 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