Reicher Catholic High School - Chi Roan Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

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I 4 ,Q 4 X- r X, M Hia- .--A A iq -., .a W ' xiii Efgg55,-K m,w,,- ,' b'. X'-wp - . 4- 'ff 5 ag ,, '15, ' S ' 'Q -mf AQ. 4 ' 'K , 'P- 45 . A-A52 :,, Q ,J if v ., J V, FFA '- 3 Hffiy Q X, iii s' . at E ' ,gy f, 7 H 9 ,f W,-' Wi? . .rl .V - - i? E. Q E f,:H1-rzHoArx mga-1 sc:-noon. WA co, reams I i , Editor ----- Associate Editor Sports' Editor - Business ---- Art ----- Staff- - - Advisor - - Photography - - - - KAY HERRING -----------GAILDOHERTY -------------JEFFFARMER ' JAY DONOHOE, NANCY STOGDILL CURTIS LANHAM, WALTER WIMMER ' - - GIL CRIPPEN, PAM HARRINGTON LYNNE JONES, YVONNE WOODWARD ' ' SISTER MARY ADRIENNE. C. SJ. ' - CLIFF SHELLY STUDIOS TH AT WONDERFUL YEAR sister m. jarlath We, the staff, are proud to dedicate the 1961 Chi-Rhoan to you, Sister Mary Jarlath. Your hard work as sponsor of previous yearbooks has served as an inspiration and guide for us. Little did we realize five years ago when you inaugurated the first Chi-Rhoan, that it would come to hold such a cherished place in the hearts of all RHS students. The measure of your influence cannot be weighed. We only hope that this Chi-Rhoan will serve as a worthy tribute to you. Twenty-third and Windsor is a mem- orable corner for the students of RHS. Each morning four hundred students en- ter the doors of Reicher High where they are given the opportunity of developing academically, socially, and spiritually. Our lives not only evolve around the school but extend into the community as well. Our lives become more meaningful because we learn qualities of understand- ing, leadership, and friendliness. At the end of the year, we all recall the events that have made the previous school year so memorable. For some of us, this Chi-Rhoan presents a picture of the last of our high school days. For others, it is a symbol of the initial period of school life, but for all of us it is sym- bolic of the knowledge we have gained, the impressions we have formed and the fun we have enjoyed during 1961. How could we ever forget all the hours we spent with . . . foreword V 5 :L wp. 55? F I Ng 5 rf adidas '51 fer 51-,-s so 1 ' , In X N' YP Foreign languages made easy through records. Seniors have fun with English! Charles Tusa and Frank Fritch from CANTERBURY TALES! Test time means crammingl X 3 ' X - cussion of the book, THE GOOD EARTH. studies Those long hours of experimentation when new horizons opened up for us. Night after night we studied diligently, but who can ever forget cramming for finals because we spent the week-ends in . . SISTER M. IOSEPHA Librarian A group 01 Juniors en- joy a round-table dis- You took the wrong book, Rodney! I Who ya' calling? Our library is always a good source for reference excitement! . . . Remember the last two minutes of the Reicher-Mexia game when Bobby Landon bulled his way for 19 yards and the Cougar victory . . . remember Jeff Farmer sinking 42 points in the La Vega game . . . remem- ber the spirit of the cheerleaders and how they conveyed that spirit to the students . . . remember the Powder Puff game . . . re- member? How could we forget? Excitement was a part of the every day cycle at RHS, but the days we really waited for were the . . . Courtesy of BUCHANAN CLEANERS - Waco, Texas Ln a contest between the Varsity cheerleaders and these junior boys, the girls would really have to work to win over this enthusiastic hunch. How would you Vote? Watch out for flying candy from the Spanish II's pin'5ta party! Courtesy of NORTH WACO PRODUCE COMPANY The junior cheerleaders for the girls' Power-puff football game were: Barney Smith, F. L. Matthews, Nicky Lewis, Bill Ficke and Kenneth Maciula. Pretty neat, eh, Coach? Karen Johnson was chosen Sweetheart of the Connally and Hubbard tournaments not only for charm, but scholastic ability as well. s ecial events . . . . . . days and nights which will ever hold a place of honor in our thoughts of RHS. Re- member the Football Banquet, and the wise and humorous words of Catfish Smith . . . Remember the peaceful solemnity of the retreat . . . The gratifying applause ac- cepted by the choruses after the long hours of preparation for the Christmas concert and the solemn faces of the seniors that reflect their realization of the seriousness of the long-awaited Ring Day. These events were outstanding and complemented the many hours . . The beam on Mrs. Smith's face shows her happiness over receiving this RHS blanket from the Booster's Club. Gail, are you enjoying your- self??? Retreat is a special time ofthe year for each of us. Here Father V. Goertz gives communion to one of the students. Bobby Landon receives his last minute make-up for the Christmas Canta ta, willingly? ?? The blessing of the Senior rings by Monsignor signifies the honor and V solemnity of the Ring Day ceremony. 1' 'round r.h.s. . . . Remember the fun and the many laughs we had from the exciting games of horse- shoes, and ah - the pause that refreshes was certainly welcome after our sweltering after- noon classes. Lifting weights is the boys pastime, but all and all the odds and ends and the the little incidentals help make our year worth remembering . . . ugh!!! i 1 Red Cross works to help others through toy and magazine drives 51. SISTER MARY MAGDALA REVEREND M. DEERING - REVEREND L. LEDDY - - SISTER CASIMIR JOSEPH - - SISTER MARGARET RUTH SISTER MARIA JOSEPH - - SISTER MARIAN ' ' ' '- SISTER MARY ADRIENNE facult THE RIGHT REVEREND MSGR. I. I. KEARNS, V. G. - - Principal SISTER MARY AGNETTA - - - - Art - - Religion English - - Latin SISTER MARY ERNA - - - Business Administration Religion SISTER MARY IOSEPHA --------- Librarian - - - - - - Biology English Home Economics SISTER MARY VERA - - - - Social Sciences - - - - Chemistry MRS. BRANT SMITH - - - - - - - - English Mathematics Physical Education - - - - English MR. JOHN FINN - - - - - - - - - - - - Athletics -------Choral Instrumental Music -------English Religion, Social Sciences MR. KENNETH KOECHIG -------- Athletics World History Spanish General Science Publications MR. JOHN VASEK - - - - -Athletic Director Speech Mathematics Religion is taught by all the Religious We were honored to have Bishop Louis J. y Reicher dedicate our new football stadium. W Right Reverend John J. Kearns, our beloved pastor and friend of all the students at Reicher High . . . l l Busy faculty members discuss methods of improving the teaching in various fields. Religion, mathematics, languages, sciences, social studies, music, art, and physical education are considered in the discussion among the members of the different departments. C HSSCS . . Senior all students at work. 3113 . . . typing, shorthand and bookkeeping are taught under the direction of Sister Mary Etna. f, , .5 L9fls .f t ,J 1111 KIA . . Sophomore science students learn the use of the micro projector. . . . Mr. Kenneth Koechig enjoying his World History class. SISTER MARY ERNA adults I I O Prominent citizens of public and clerical life were present at the dedication of the new Reicher stadium. L. to R. g Mike Kearney, president of Booster Clubg Madisson Clement, former Waco mayorg Walt Hackett, coach at Baylor U. g Carl Price, athletic director of public schoolsg Pat Taggart of Newspapers Ind. 3 Rt. Rev. Msgr. I. I. Kearns of Waco, and Bishop Louis Reicher of the Austin diocese. Messrs. Engelke, Nitzschke, and Iones discuss plans for the coming week's menu during a coffee break. . . . our friends Tuition comes once a month. For these R. l-I. S. seniors it's a trip to see Mrs. Langlotz. The players aren't the only ones who work at the basketball games. Messrs. Wilkins, Martin, Ficke, and Landon pre- pared refreshments for our hungry fans. 'wwf new .Wfarvvn K -3 Twelve years ago we started here, A long way we have come. With pleasure we recall each year And the many things we've done. So as the final days draw near, We think of all the fun, The gladness, joys and the tears Of nineteen sixty-one. seniors Jim, My JOAN BERGER ICI. 1,2, CSMC 1, 2, 3.4, JRC 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll. JOSEPH ALEMAN Sodality 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 IRC 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1. PATRICIA BECKHAM JCL 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4, IRC 2, 3,4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Library Club 2, Genesian Club 3, 4, Prom Attendant 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Class Officer 4. MARIE BEZDEK Sodality 3, 4, Officer 4, ICL 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, IRC 3, 4, Officer 3,4, Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4, May Queen 4. JOHN CALLAWAY Transfer student from Amarillo, Texas, CSMC 45 IRC 4. JOSEPH BRADLEY Letrerman's Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4g Football 2, 3, 49 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 43 JCL 2, 33 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, JRC 3, 4, Cougar Chronical Sports Editor 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 3. ROBERT BUSH Natronal Honor Socrery 3 HELEN CALLAWAY Transfer student from Las Cruces, N. M.g CSMC 45 IRC Glee Club 4. 4 Soclalrty 4 CSMC 2 3 4' IRC 2 3 4- Key Club 3 4- Library Club 4g Honor Ro . GILBERT CRIPPEN Transfer student from Golds- boro, N. C. 5 Pep Club 15 JRC 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 FTA Officer 35 French Club 35 Biology Club 3. EVE Q...-W-'sf DEAN CARRIGAN Letterrnan's Club 3, 45 ICL 1, 2, 35 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 IRC 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Student Trainer 3, 4. 32 A ,,r ' A to .Q qi? if 5.- ,-...M , , L . K ' , -Q , ,. x , 5 , f 1 7 f 4 V ,Q .:'. 'j If 2 . 1 i it , r,,.,.f.. ,, .4 . ' 1 ' GAIL DOHERTY Student Council Representative 2,35 sodalny 1, JCL 1,2, 3,45 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 IRC 2, 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Chi-Rhoan As- sitant Editor 45 Cheerleader 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Of- ficer 15 Genesian Club 3, 4. PATRICK CHARETTE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 IRC 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. 1 ..1 Senior Cheer- IAMES DONOHOE leaders Ernie, Jay and Sue, whether ICL 2, 3, 4g CSMC 2, 3, 4g IRC 2, 3, yelling at a game or presenting a 4, Chi-Rhoan 3, Business Manager 4, Cheerleader 4, Key Club 3, 4. skit, arouse the WONDERFUL SPIRIT at R. H. S. FRANK FRITCH CSMC 2, 3, 43 IRC 2, 3, 4, Let- terman's Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Second Honor Roll. RICHARD FABBRE Sodality 1, 2, JCL 1, 23 IRC 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4. Football lg CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 I EFF FARMER Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball 2.3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basket ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 JCL 2, Chi-Rhoan 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 3. PAM HARRINGTON Sodaliry 3, 4, csMc 1.2, 3,45 IRC 3, 45 Chi-Rhoan 45 Glee Club 1,25 Library Club Presi- dent 4. ROSELYN GREEN JCL 1, 2, 3,45 CSMC 1, 2, 3. 45 JRC President 3, 45 Cougar Chronical 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Attend- ant 3. WILLIAM HEARON Letterman's Club 45 CSMC 3 45 JRC 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Football 3, 4. OLIN GWYNNE Football 1, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2. 3, 45 Basketball 35 Junior Class President 35 JCL 3,45 Glee Club 1, 35 Drafting Club 2. B. H. HENSLEY JCL 2, JRC 3, 4, Chi-Rhoan Co- Sports Editor 3, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3. EDWARD IARVIS Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Trainer 1, 2,3,4, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, IRC 2.3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Class Officer 1. KAY HERRING Student Council Represent- ative 2, Secretary 4, Sodal- ity 3, 4, JCL 1,2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 4, Chi-Rhoan Editor 4, Cheer- leader 1,2, 3, Glee Club 1 2, 3, 4, Nobis Tibi Business Manager 2, Homecoming Attendant 2, 4, Honor Roll. 1 SUE ELLEN JOBE Sodality 1, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, JRC 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Attend- ant 1, Prom Queen 3. FRANK KOUSAL Sodality 1 JCL 1 2 3 CSMC 1 2 3 4 IRC2 3 4 G1eeC1ub 1 4 Library Club 2 Key Club LYNNE JONES National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 45 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, JCL 1,2, 33 IRC 2, 3, 45 Press Club 4, Chi-Rhoan 4, Nobis Tibi Assist- ant Editor 25 Honor Roll. SHARON KNAPP sodaury 3,45 JCL 1.2, 3, csMc 1. 2. 3.4s JCR 2. 3,4. Senior class officers Regina, on the job making WONDERFUL PA TRICK LAIRD CSMC 2, 3, 45 IRC 2, 3, 45 Rep- resentative 4g Key Club 3, 4. John, Bob and Pat were always PLANS for Senior Activities! CURTIS LANHAM CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3,4 Glee Club 4. WILLIA M LA MB Student Council Representative 4g Letterman's Club 3, 45 Foot- ball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, JRC 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. 1 2-, LAURIE E. LEDOUX Transfer student from Falls Church, Va. 3 CSMC 4, Junior Red Cross 4. BOBBY LANDON Letterrr1an's Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3g IRC 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. 2 JOHN MA SAHEK JCL 1, 2, 3, 43 CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4g IRC 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Editor 4g Nobis Tibi Editor 25 Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4g Class Officer 4. EUGENE LEUSCHNER Sodality 3, 4, Officer 49 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4g Basketball lg JCL lg CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 JRC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club lg Key Club 4. WILLIAM LYNTON Sodality 4g JCL 1, 25 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 IRC 2. 3, 45 Foot'- ball 1. ERNESTINE MATUSTIK National Honor Society 3, NHS Officer 4, Student Council of- ficer 3g Sodality 1,2g JCL 1,2, 3, Officer 2g CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 JRC 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 4, Alternate 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 3, Assistant Edi tor 39 Honor Roll. ROBERT MOORE National Honor Society 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, JCL 1, 2, CSMC 1.2, 3,4, JRC 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Honor Roll. Our working on the model A I REGINA MONCUS Sodality 3, 4, ,TCL 1.2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, IRC 2, 3. 4, Cheerleader 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3. ERNEST MARTIN Key Club 3, 4, JCL 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES RHODES Letterman's Club 4, ,TCL 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, IRC 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. DALE STARK Letterrnan's Club 45 CSMC 3, 45 JRC 3, 45 Baseball 35 Foot- ball 3. 4. LOYD ROWE Sodality 45 ICL 1, 25 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 IRC 2, 3, 4. RODNEY SMAISTRLA CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 IRC 2. 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Football 25 Baseball 25 Track 3, 4. The WONDERFUL CO-OPERATION of RHS ers rnade the Key Club's sale of rnurns and Homecoming a successl NANCY STOGDILL Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 JCL 1.2, 3, 4, Officer 25 CSMC l,2, 3,45 JRC 2, 3, 45 Chi-Rhoan, Assist ant Business Manager 4. PAT STOLTZE Sodality 3, 4, Officer 4, Letter man's Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, IRC 2. 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. 4. TERESA TODARO National Honor Society 3.4, Officer 4, JCL 1.2, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, IRC 2, 3, 4g Press Club 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Nobis Tibi Co-Editor 2, Homecoming Attendant 3, Hon- or Roll. TIMOTHY TATE Student Council Represent- ative 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, JRC 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Key Club 3, 4. NORMA TRAYWICK JCL 1, 2, 3g CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 JRC 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 RONNIE WARHOL Sodality 45 JCL 1, 2g CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4: IRC 2, 3.4. CHARLES TUSA Student Council Officer 3, 4g Sodal- ity 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Officer 45 Letter- man's Club 1,2, 3, 43 JCL 1, 2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 IRC 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball l,2, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll. LYNNWOOD VRBA CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 JRC 2. 3. 4, Track 3, 4. WALTER WDVIMER Exchange student from Austria, Sodality 3, 45 Letterman's Club 4, JCL 45 CSMC 4, IRC 4, Stu- dent Trainer 4g Honor Roll. BILL WILLIAMS Student Council Officer lg Repre- sentative 2g Letterman's Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4, JCL 35 IRC 2, 3, 43 Representative 2, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. Officer 4. LINDA ZELLER Transfer student from Dallas, Texas. YVONNE WOODWARD Sodality 4, CSMC 3, 4: IRC 3. 49 Press Club 45 Chi-Rhoan 4g Chorus 3, 45 Library Club Offi cer 4. ring day Remember . . . the fun we hadl THA T WONDERFUL DAY Remember . . . walk- ing down the aisle. . . receiving your blessed ring . . . hearing the kind words of Mon- signor Kearns . . . realizing that you are a Senior. Monsignor Kearns con- gratulates Frank Kou- sal as he receives his newly-blessed ring, and wishes him much happiness in the- future underclassmen I , st. mary s of the assumption Donald Bettinger Robert Braden Patricia Bronaugh Peggy Brown Dean Caperton Bill Carroll Ronnie Chauviere Evelyn Christian Robert Donnellan Edward Douglas Bill Ficke Charles Flood Carol Fowler Tom Frank Courtesy of SEARS'ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Waco iors J 4 Tom Honton Holly Hubler Evelyn Huff Judy Hunke Tom Husbands Robert Hutyra Harriet Isaacs Jo Anne Jackson Karen Johnson Mike Kelly Philip Lane Charles Langlotz Courtesy of - THE BORDEN COMPANY 1224 S. 11th Street Waco, Texas Janice Guthrie John Harrington Nickey Lewis Kenneth Ma cuila Johnny Martin Hattie Matus F. L. Matthews Paul McNamara Patty Miller Joseph Misinko Bernadette Moncus Carole Mostyn J. I. Muhl Michael Mulligan Edward Pugh Jane Rhode Courtesy of - THE DEMMER STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Marshall, Texas Jim Rushing Vicki Smith Bobby Wallace Billy Young Rick Shelly Ronnie Taylor Clifford Wright Ross Beason Barney Smith Kenneth Todar Raymond Young Susan Crawford Making big plans for the prom? Karen Johnson, Secretaryg Jim Rushing, Presidentg Kenneth Todar, Vice-Presidentg and Janice Guthrie, Treasurerg seem to have everything under control. Courtesy of - ORPHEUM THEATER Waco. Texas Secretary Carol Boyd Glenn Biedermann James Bornhorst Rex Ann Aber Gerald Arons Nancy Baily James Barton Eleanor Braun Brenda Brown Davis Chauviere il Dennis Caffigafl - 'llll , N, 5 , MM JoAnn Crenwelge p Vice-President T. James Crow B ,VB' Donna Dougherty . - rll' 5 ' :Epo 1 'K ff: .fill ' 521, ps,-W P v f- , r,:f252,f.:ff A Q TQ A v o fzifi ' I A - 5 rf' , B ,,,h,, MW Zi , V ,., -V ,, . ' '1f2if ?4s5? ' -if 1: x -g-. hgygzy Z. ,, .551 , YY Qi-sg, 4 if , ' f'i:z,'f ' I i i ifgfri ffimggr - 'nil , S, ww Louis Duron Mary Espinoza Steve Espinoza Stanley Everette James Frank Joyce Goeke Christopher Grover Mary Jane Hearon Diane Herring Treasurer L 5 .. , 1 ' Richard James i'?f Sf Honton Hicks irs If y as 'L -- Q 3,g,i,m 5, .W H f 15 5:f1IL2i S Carolyn Hunt I ff iwqggggig P W rf 'Z gf 2 f,5j,y5Q1 M mid f K9 7 ,pf-I 2 1 ,ess is M i f 4 ssilfv ' , K L K ?1f1a,1 fx. ff kj js sy R: I ' Michael Kelly President Saundra Kerr Courtesy of - ITALIAN VILLAGE 116 SO. 16th Waco PIZZARIA 1500 New Dallas HWY Linda Klein Larry Kousal Peter Kregloh James Lambert William Maloy M Terri Mahr - Secretary Henry Martinez Douglas Matthews Malcolm Mitchell Tom Myers Claire Moncus Vice-President David Nemmer , , A -w jgiib vkyr if fx? .K f . U ' - j :- A 1' , t A , 5 ,,,t, I - -V , John Otis Courtesy of - , M tit, ..:Q, ,.., SOUTHGATE AUTO SUPPLY iyart 1309 So. 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Left to right: Tom Fritch, Frank Laird, Susan Peterson, Jay Molloy, Kathie Reither, Steve Landon, Mary Kay Coleman, and Mary Lynn Easter. Patsy Dulak Sharon Engelke Mary L. Easter Thomas Fickey Donald Finn Richard Fowler Thomas Fritch K Bernard Gradel Nancy Hoffmann Anita Jacobs Chesney Jarvis Gaylord Knapp Frank Laird Steve Landon James Langlotz Joseph McKlemmury Eugene Miller .Tay Molloy Terry Moncus Pauline Montoya James Muhl Pat Mulligan Fritzi Myers Frank O'Hagan Jesse Ortiz Victoriano Ortiz ,W y - f 5 f1s:W.:?'fH , K Q 4 2 WB wi t S3 is 1 15,5 ,i'-- aprt' , ,fy in ik -Maw? ,, z Kathie Reither James Young Courtesy of the - FRESHMAN CLASS Susan Peterson V ',i. 3 1 t. A Gary Petty ' V i Q ' P P P 1,r. litil i i .....R a stii lsltts of is P lt ii or J V ,, '7-H P X Douglas Phelan ' f V- -'Q i fi Rufhs Prados John Roberson Q Pat Richey ' James Ross 2 ji: is oi Freshman Homemaking class experiment not only with cooking but al- so with hair styling. Good luck, Patsy! GYOUP discussions in the Slseech Class Freshmen listen attentively while John Shelb Scott are Very popular- a senior, Kay Herring, briefs them Y John Ruiz Bill Schroeder Edward Traywick Henry Veselka Barbara Vitopil David Williams Jacqueline Wooley Patricia Saffle Charles Sulak Kenneth Taylor Barbara Thompson Barbara Tierney on future careers. M9 K Mickey Sharp Jgfl Vicki Sheehy Diane Simon Ted Skoog David Smith round r.h.s. Sophomore Richard Honton takes time to redo his hair-do ! Fr. Deering and some Junior boys shoot the breeze before morning classes. Freshmen are noted for fun. These fool around dur- ing the lunch hour. Junior, Vicki Smith, shows off her new boots for the Heart of Texas Fair. cameron park organizations student-council l Sister Magdala explains to our Student Council officers, Patty Miller, Treasurerg Ed Pugh. Vice-Presidentg Charles Tusa, Presidentg Kay Her- ring, Secretaryg the function of the new Veri-fax machine which was obtained through the joint effort of the Booster Club and Student Coun- cil ticket sales. SISTER MARGARET RUTH, C. S.J Sponsor The link between the students and council officers is the homeroom representative who does his best to solve school problems. L to R: K, Donohoe, J. Trent, T. Frank, P. Boowen, M. Janek, E. Matustik, W. Lamb, J. Misenko, T. Tate. C. Moncus, S. MacDonald. sodalit PER MARIAM AD IESUMH The Sodality officers Gene Leuschner, Vice-Prefectg Marie Bezdeck, Secretaryg Pat Stoltze, Prefectg and Ken Maciula, Treasurerg carry out this idea by guiding sodalists through the school year. Sister Mary Vera, the moderator of Sodality, is always willing to give ad- vice to Sodalists. C.S.IIl.C. The need of the missions is great. Though we are only students we helped our brothers and sisters all over the world by a little weekly sacrifice. Who is ahead? We just have to win this week! The C. S. M. C. trophy is awarded each week by President Bill Maloy to the room with the highest average per person. The other offi- cers are Vice-President Davis Chauviere, Secretary James Frank, and Treasurer Douglas Matthews. Sister M. Iosepha, sponsor of the missions. has made this the most successful year ever! Tom Frank is holding the Safety award while Bill James and Davis admire it. Re- member your per- formance on TV ? xg, MR. JOHN FINN Moderator of the Key Club OFFICERS: Bill Williams, John Mashek, Bob Moore, Ronnie Chauviere. Gary Callaway Dough Phelan Jay Molloy Gail Doherty Kay Donohoe Members of the Genesians are try- ing to decide which letter will look best. The letters are awarded for speech work in tourna- ments. '.e. . Reverend Leonard Leddy not only teaches Religion and Latin, but moderates the I. C. L. J.C.L. OFFICERS: Iudy Hunke James Barton John Pugh fabsentj Jim Rushing, Vice-Presi- dent of the Texas State In C. LH wnducts an in, red eros S srsrrrz oAs1MIRJosEPH formal meeting of students in the RHS chapter, prior to the state convention in Mary Evelyn Huff is the president Austin. of the Waco County chapter of Red Cross. The Reicher chapter is mod- erated by Sister Casimir Joseph. X Olll' c eer leaders What's the matter? Sun too bright? The 'T B-Team cheerleaders, Carol Bowen, Patty 2 fi Bowen, Barbara Vitopil, Terri Mahr, Claire Moncus, and Dale Smith, practice for one ,, d i, of their games. if , ? fp .4 I . yn C. ' MRS, BRANT SMITH , If rf .Jw Our Varsity cheerleaders in all their glory! Peggy Brown, Karen Johnson, Jay Donohoe, Er- nestine Matustik, and Sue Ellen Iobe display the techniques they learned at cheerleading school. Sponsor are grr . . . eat! The Reicher Cheerleaders take time our for a quick snapshot. The first year Lettermen remem- ber the most trying ex- perience: INITI- ATION ! I is 'Y 'Y Q MR. I. VA SEK The 1960-61 Lettermen's Club has grown in size over the years to a total membership of thirty-four members. Each one knows that the achievement in sports is connected with practice and competition but that the essential ingredient is a good character. Sportsmen of Today and Leaders of Tomorrow Our Letterrnen s Club of 1961 Cougar chronicle EXTRA! EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT! John Mashek, editor of the COUGAR CHRONICLE and Pat Beckham, business manager, saw to it that we were well-informed on the comings and goings of our school. staff Sports Editor, Joe Bradley, reported the victories and the losses while Curtis Lanham brought eye appeal to the paper with his assorted drawings. 51559 U? GN THE ,. saws if CwRo '6t' - ' Y vsp ' W- A ma -- - Of course, what's a paper without its newsboys ? Judy Hunke and Karen John- son were busy selling the CHRONICLE every chance they got. Tom Myers is the lucky one here. All in all, the entire staff helped to bring the important happenings of our WONDER- FUL YEAR to print. Hi there- o , ' b , h, chl-rhoan ,tiiftiifziift We hope you enjoy it! Kay, Gail. and Jeff staff Editor - KAY HERRING SISTER M. ADRIENNE Thanks for all your help and creative ideas. The Staff Heyl Don't the books balance? Nancy and Jay go over the accounts while Walt checks the picture lay- outs. The industrious yearbook staff, Gil Crippen, Yvonne Woodward, Pam Harrington, and Lynne Jones, work to meet its deadline. SISTER M. MARIAN - Ch0ir Director g ee club Everyone waits nervously for the show to begin but . . . only poise and confidence in a well prepared program show during the con- cert. 123 SISTER MARY AGNET TA Lynne I ones Salutatorian Ernestrne Matustrk Valedlctorran Members of the National Honor Society at Reicher. Harriet Isaccs is absent. Officers ofthe NHS are: Charles Tusa, Ernestine Matustik Teresa Todaro and Lynne Jones. SPOITS Bobby the Bu1l Landon plows through the Mexia line for the first touchdown. I! as gl 4,. 4' J' sl REICHER 6 - KIRWIN 20 The Cougars ran into the big Red of the coast and were defeated by the bigger 4AAAA team. Kirwin, runner- up to state champ Jesuit, capitalized on the breaks to score three touchdowns the first halfg but Reicher's feared pass- ing attack with Tommy Husbands com- pleting l9 passes, ten of them to end Ieff Farmer, came back to score in the second half. It doesn't look itg but Jeff Farmer picks up a first down on a pass from Tommy Husbands. REICHER 26 - MEXIA 22 Fitting for the inaugural game at Reicher's new stadium was one of the most exciting games of the year. Riding the arm of Tommy Husbands, the running of Bobby Landon and Johnny Martin, and the defensive skills of Ioe Bradley and Gene Leuschner, the Cougars came from behind to snuff out Mexia and their hopes of an upset. Pat Stoltze, the spark plug of the Cougar's defense, played an outstanding game against Marlin. REICHER 13 - MARLIN O Playing their best game of the year, the Cougar line outcharged the Bulldogsg and Johnny Martin out-ran them as he scored the first TD on a 55 yd. run. Pat Stoltze led the great defensive effort along with Bill Williams, Jeff Farmer, Gene Leuschner, Joe Bradley, Bob Landon, and Robert Donel- len. REICHER 14 - LA VEGA 36 The Cougars caught hold of a hot pirate early in the game and could never catch up. At the start of the second-half Johnny Martin electrified the crowd with an 89 yard kick-off return. Throwing great blocks to clear the way were Joe Bradley, Jeff Farmer, Bob Lan- don, Bill Lamb and Frank Pritch. Charles Tusa catches the runner from behind as the . wx' rest of the players look on. I sa, 5 N F Rid'em Cowboy, as Joe Bradley bulldogs a runner to the ground. REICHER 32 - ST. MARKS 8 On the third play of the game, Johnny Martin re- covered a fumbled pitchout and traveled 60 yards for the back-breaking TD. Getting back on the winning side, the Cougars combined its explosive offense and its stifling defense to easily conquer St. Marks. Ro- bert Donnelen, and Joe Bradley were two of the de- fensive stars. Bob Landon proves that big things can go through little holes, as he lunges through the Mexia line. REICHER 15 - HEARNE 28 Traveling to Hearne, the Cougars could never jell their pass defense against Hearne's great passer. How- ever, the Cougar offense showed some spark on the running of Bobby Landon and Johnny Martin, the pass- ing of Tommy Husbands, and the catching of Jeff Farmer. Martin and Bradley haul down a Mexia runner as the half ends. REICHER 42 - CENTRAL CATHOLIC 20 Playing his best game of the year, Johnny Martin broke through the large Central line for three long TD runs. The whole Cougar offense was brilliant as it moved the ball at will. Come on, Coach, let me in! REICHER 6 - GATESVILLE 24 The Reicher Cougars invaded the nest of the Gates- ville Hornets and succumbed to one of the states most powerful ZAA teams. Although the Cougars out-ran, out-passed, and out-played them, the Hornets capi- talized on the second-half breaks to pull out the win. Cougar standouts were Joe Bradley, Bobby Landon, Tommy Husbands, and Jeff Farmer. .W no 'K AJ X.t...- - Somebody slow him down! REICHER 20 ' IESUIT 32 The Cougars went to Dallas with title hopes, but had them smashed by the bigger Rangers. Outweighed by 20 lb. per man, the Cougars played brilliantly, but just couldn't match the Rangers powerful running attack. For playing an outstanding game against Jesuit and through the year, Johnny Martin was se- lected to the J. C. I. C. all-state team while Jeff Farmer was given honorable mention honors. A moment with God before the game. I' REICHER 49 - LANERI 16 Playing its last game of the year and its homecoming game, the Cougars devastated the Ravens with a powerful offense both on the ground and in the air. Johnny Marint, Bobby Landon, Tommy Husbands, Joe Bradley, Bill Wil- liams, and Jeff Farmer turned in sturdy performances. We salute our managers - Ed Jarvis, Frank O'Hagan, John Broadway and Dean Carrigan. Exim THE SENIORS ! . . before the Homecoming game . . . moments of hope . . . juniors and sophs await the moment of attack. Q H Moments to remember Moments of prayer . . . . . of surprise . . . alumni looks on. . . . . . before e dance . xo Wx Q' 1 , Qi H., fir gg, , Q -f s ,Mil-efiz. The queen's court help to celebrate Charlie Cougar's sixth birthday. Courtesy of MUHL'S FLORAL SHOPPE - Waco, Texas Coach -Vasek discusses the strategy of the following game with his fine crop of quarterbacks. at M., J ff g rrrs , ,.,. L at Mai ,t -.'s l f t l ris' i 15 s ' t V iiis irsr i srifr COACH i iisi 1 y KENNETH KOECHIG 11 my Q WA INER JOHN ED DEAN With all new equipment this year the Cougars will be one of the classiest teams in the state. Practice makes perfect as Joe Bradley and Charles Tusa practice the center exchanges. .. In gil' REICHER HIGH SCHOOL B TEAM As usual, the Reicher Cougars have exceptional B and Junior High grid- iron tearns. Coach John Vasek will surely have, from these boys, the ma- terial to build great teams in the seasons to come. REICHER HIGH SCHOOL 7th and 8th GRADE TEAM A . '5- K I6 WHS L COU CQUG 441 0 GA H5564 ,.? . wk- A. 466 M-L Qfsw Varsity xg E if B TEAM BASKETBALL 30' C0l1g2lI'S A driving layup by Jeff Farmer adds two more to the Cougar score. 0. I OE BRADLEY Sr. Forward .-- Jeff Farmer poses with the trophies he won for making the A11- Tournament team in Conna1ly-Be1ton-Hub- bard tournament. JEFF FARMER Sr. Center REICHER B TEAM COACH FINN ROUNDBALL Joe Bradley and Jeff Farmer admire Karen Johnson, Reicher's basketball sweetheart, and her awards. ROUND STEVE LANDON BILL WILLIAMS Fr. Forward Sr. Forward Don't you dare touch that ball! W 6 got the team Stretching for two ! BILL WILLIAMS and JOE BRADLEY: Cougar Captains BOBBY LANDON: Sr. Guard O SP means baseball and track SPOITS ,Mis i viking- fi' - A ,M activities As the hour approaches, the fun, ex- citement, and spirit of victory is seen on the beaming faces of these Reicher students before the parade. The Cougars display vim and vigor as they prepare to Beat the Ravens in our 6th annual homecoming. ri ,, I' r 1' L ni g . ' X 2 X P is 7 as f fs w-QMS? 5 'X coug homer: Queen Sue's court are escorted by their fath- ers - Mr. Mahr and Terrig Mr. Gutherie and Janiceg Mr. Her- ring and Kayg Mr. Beckham and Patg Mr. i Johnson and Kareng and Mr. Moncus and Clare. ar's omin 3 manila 5 .L Beauty at its best! ! During the half time ceremonies Queen Sue and Princes- ses Kay Herring and Pat Beckham are seen circling the field. Queen Sue beams with happiness as she is crowned by Tri-Captains Pat Stoltze, Gene Leuschner, and Bobby Landon. Student Body President, Charles Tusa, expresses best wishes for a thrilling reign. AS: The hour has come and the kiss tells the-story! Sue Ellen lobe lS crowned queen of the 1960 Homecoming game. -ef Illfly qlleell R STM ANTATA S -.. Jr. Q , 5 A p ' if 1 s xg . 1 THE MAGI . . . all play an important part in the Canta ra as on the first Christ- mas. THE ANGELS THE SHEPHERDS zf rs ... Sister Maria Joseph, who directed the tableaux, helps pre- pare costumes for the cast. PROM QUEEN KAREN JOHNSON HOLLY HUBLER PATTY MILLER Compliments of the JUNIOR CLASS extra-curricular activities part of growing up It took many long hours of fun and hard workg but the senior play was destined for success. REHEARSAL TIME - R. H S The class of 61 proudly presented Around the World in 80 Days. The production was left in the capable hands of Sister Maria Joseph assisted by Mr. Snyder. From the hearts of every senior comes thanks, praise, and admiration to both of them. Behind the scenes was the stage crew which handled the lights, sounds, and scenic designs SISTER MARIA JOSEPH publicity plays part in r.h.s. Reicher High correspondent Kay Herring kept Waco in- formed of RHS activities through a weekly column in the Waco Tribune-Herald. The Reicher spotlight also falls on Robert Braden, RHS representative on the weekly broadcast of TEEN TIME, over radio station KWTX. life 1-:du ,pm-K Football Queen SUE ELLEN JOBE 0 alt Courtesy of the SENIOR CLASS Basketball Queen KAREN I OHN SON mf' xi X reicher boy and girl Congratulations, Gene Leschner and Teresa Todaro, you have earned this title by your loyalty and fidel- ity to REICHER HIGH SCHOOL. Y C611 topics ,Aa t.-nil Lunch time is fun time for Sophomore girls as they practice volleyball in the SYU1- I'll take one, Joe! We are thankful that our parents take an active part in school programs. The elephant raffle is a thing long remembered as it helped to finance the Cougar Chronicle. Courtesy of BUCHANAN CLEANERS Waco, Texas junior high st francls on the brazos 's f M Eighth grade officers meet after a busy school day to discuss plans for the next class meeting. Left to right: Molly Maloy, James Brunjes, Kathleen Matus, Donald Kramer, Gregory George, Mike Prados, and Thomas Dobyns. ' C as wi gs 3 z 'nun '-,,.. V-f Michael Boger Dorothy Barton Catherine Arthur Berry Binder B ' ' Renee Barragar f e t EM. . LQ ., mm , V v r t, Q. 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Michael Srnajstrala A K ' f ' ' H ' 'fiirsiiwgfw s '-FDI: M5 K 5 3 K 5' 1: ,V ,L Q55 1 AX , , x 5 Q : ' ' . , Michael Shelley 2 vu:-404 Burleigh Smith Thomas J. Scanio Secretary 31 if Vx ,W f ,HH SW ig R K X fm X , My M . W maj? , ,pm axntgp . Y., X 3? :gala wwyagp 1 WE W 4 Q Q9 , io MF J X if 3 Q W l 351 Q 1 ? 3,6 X A-. B' aka' fi MIL 1, A -5' 5' IF' v Q' 1 4. ,A W it 1. '-,r i A ----- ' ' S ,, 7 Kathleen Shirley ww -r-My 1 ' fi , 1. I i z, fl I , - .' 51: 5 .. , 4 ,SAE -, M ir . K . .Fei 5 , ,pr - fuk ,. ,5r,-rf., . V1-: .V ,, . gjitff ' V M ii 1 Gregory Smith Courtesy of - NORTH WACO PRODUCE COMPANY 3416 North 19th Street Waco, Texas Patrick Smith William Staton Raymond Sulak nw'-tilt'-1' pf M 5 qw, 3,, ..:t,,,.l, V. V , , ,,-Jijf'.15t,ii,'r'f7u' , rg -. W M , 'fiff' s Dale Turner Bernadette Surcek Hikerfife'w1-swflm sairviiafzrizewf -,gigfrfzi4zgrz3',gr'r,rz'5s , f. firfssarrrxvirsziifrisf ,,,. - - '- -eff' 2' H. ,ftfsrfgi .5312 L ' r y2rr,'1tk52grlys!5rr 21, -, 'ii ,. . E! 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Molly Maloy, Renee Barragar, Kathleen Matus, Christine Green and Carol Broad- way, Junior High Cheerleaders, certainly deserved their sweaters given them by Mr. Vasek for raising the morale of the team. lei To entertain the fans in the stands our seventh grade boys play Brddy Ball under the direction of Charles Rhodes and Bill Hearon seniors Practice makes perfect! JUIB Also our seventh and eighth grades took an active part in the Christmas Cantata. These boys, Ronald Veselka, Douglas Calmelet, Mike Smajstrla, Michael Switzer, Jeff Kearney, Andy Restivo, and John Capetillo, formed a Christmas USCG. Citizenship starts when you're young. These seventh grade officers, Donna Gradel, Rebecca Chavez Mary Ann Girard, Donna Langlotz, Steven Prados, Thomas Scanio, John Tusa, and Jeff Kearney, take their duties and responsibilities as leaders of their classes seriously. NIU T s El W After a hard day's work, a bike ride peps you up! these Junior High boys agree. yn-vs A Be proud! Be a Scout! Thomas Scanio, Raymond Sulak, Eugene O'Gorman, Pamela Iones, Patti Aarons, and Francis Miller enjoy their extracurricular activities. Sharon Pruitt was the proud winner of the Knights of Columbus essay contest. For fun and relaxation, try volleyball, girls! Coach Greco does a mighty fine job of coaching the Junior High football squad Try to break through this tough wall! Future Cougars prepare for tough game. AAA LUMBER CO. Your One-Stop Building Service 5600 West Waco Dr. PL 4-1456 ELMER'S SKELLY SERVICE STATION 12th and Colcorcl PL 3-9396 J. E. CALLOWAY, Manager Lubrication - Brake Relining Tune-ups - Muffler Replacement Waco, Texas I in v ? f3f3fifi 'rc --M ziziziiziii izfgizzigigigggizggi B If' S TheY'fe . Serving Hours ' th b 'niz 35355 1 3- S m e ag a W V weekdays ll a. m. - 1 P. m. Closed S'mdaY counts I 4 ' 15 14 No . l 5th PL 6 - O8 3 l CREAMER POTATO CHIPS Termites Control of Disease and Roaches, Ants Insects on Trees and Shrubs AUTOMOTIVE CENTER Official Inspection Station Motor-Tuned Brake Service 15th and Trice PL 6-2.241 GENERAL EXTERMINATING SERVICE All Household Pests 1700 Austin Ave. Phone PL 2-3551 Waco, Texas PORTER RIDLEHUBER, Owner 2105 Mitchell Avenue Free Inspection Phone PL 2-5439 Smoke Odor Control On Your Next Date -- Stop in and Bowl at WESTVIEW LANES 4565 W. Waco Dr. PL 2-2508 J. G. YOUNG CONTRACTING 2410 Briarwood uccess to the graduating class 1 5 il T 411' mmm Wan Aw.-mm WACO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Dedicated to Service CONNALLY FUNERAL HOME 1000 Washington fpf ,aig 1 -.,L?.,-. 1 ii -i- 'I QAAV E - , L -l',,',' .-'v I - 'S-1 , , 2 ig .e,,,,i 'S f Serving A11 Faiths Coffins and Bronze Caskets Always in Stock Compliments of DAVIS BROS. PUBLISHING 1301 Jefferson PL 4- 5636 Eat at THE ELITE CAFE 608 Austin Ave. at the Circle Westview Hwy. 6 and Sanger Co1ias Bros. Serving in the Heart of Texas Since 1920 PAUL BOWEN ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 3227 No. 32nd St. Waco, Texas PL 2-3946 FRIEND OF SCHOOL e Best Wishes From WACO LULAC WESTON couNclL 4273 BISCUIT Co. 1809 Circle Drive Waco, Texas Bus. Phone PL 4- 3061 2000 Frankun Ave Res. Phone PL 6-2944 JAY'S 66 SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Gas and Oil Waco Brake and Truck Service General Tune-Up ALTON .TAY Owner 2301 N. 18th Street Waco, Texas Compliments of ABLE BUCCAN EER STAMP CO. at Your Favorite Independent Merchant Moving --- Storage ABLE is able ABLE is willing PL 3- 59 66 BROOKVIEW FLOWER SHOP 3321 Brook Circle GIBSON DISCOUNT CENTER Where you never pay retail 3324 Franklin Ave. THE DISC RECORD SHOP Dial PL 2-6842 Hi- Fidelity Hi- Fidelity , and and S Eileatluring 1- Stereo Stereo C -OO Supp les Phonographs Records Sporting Goods and Over 4000 Items 625 NO. 25th FERRELL LUMBER CO. 3825 No. 19th Waco, Texas PL 2-5041 LENIAL'S BEAUTY SALON Fairgate Shopping Center PL 3- 1681 Featuring the Latest in Hair Styles IVIONNIGS The Friendly Store Waco, Texas FERNALD ELECTRONICS Wac o' s Leading HI- FIDE LITY DEA LER 2506 Bosque Blvd. PL 4-8831 Q ELLIS TILE CONTRACTOR DONUTS Our Specialty Distinctive Tile Work Donuts for Churches - Lodges - Parties Cafeteria - Schools F' PL 4' 3829 Cafes - Drug Stores 618 New Road PL 4-2031 Specializing in Excavating Compliments of Grading and Asphalt Paving RUFUS H. PRADOS H. 81 L. CONSTRUCTION Mutual Funds - Life Insurance Parking Areas and Driveways Free Estimates P. O. BOX 7463 Phone 3-9531 PL. 6-1403 2308 Trice Waco, Texas Compliments of MARIE'S BEAUTY BAR R- R- Sf TRUCK Discontinued and Surplus Salvage 2415 North 18th, Waco, Texas Phone PL 3-6172 3103 Parrish J. R. PATTERSON, Owner TEXAS POWER AND LIGHT Serving Home, Farm, Business, and Industry With Dependable Power and Electric Service 4 1 39119 C omP lnifme nts In KLEIN CABINET SHOP mu the mvsfm ' .-.- ee PS your clothes new - Completely odorless Fast service at no extra charge Complete laundry service Brookview Shopping Center 1405 N. 34 St. PL 6-4631 GRADEL BROS. Venetian Blinds - Carpets Linoleum - Asphalt Tile Window Shades - Drain Boards 628 N. 15th Street PL 6-3706 NORTH TEXAS WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC. White Swan Fine - Foods Estimates Without Obligation Satisfaction Guaranteed MOORE'S FLOOR COVERING SERVICE Venetian Blinds Formica Metal Trims Rubber and Asphalt Tile Waco, Texas Phone 6-1982 3428 N. 19th St. LAKEVIEW DRUG AND GROCERY Open 7 Days a Week 7:30 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. HILLCREST SERVICE STATION Brake Service Tune-Up General Repairs SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH ST. MARY'S CONVENT 1300 Washington Ave . S. J. GUTHRIE COMPANY Waco's Progressive Realtor RENTALS 22. LOANS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT I q .li ,, 1701 Austin Ave. Waco, Texas Dial PL. 4-3521 2 I POWER HOMES, INC. Live in a value packed Power Home We have year round conditioned brick homes from 510, 000 to 550, 000. We will take your equity in trade or anything of value. PL 4-7858 PL 4- 5850 PL 4-7975 Compliments of MARCELL'S CAFETERIA Fairgate Center Serving a Selection of Good Food PL 6-2011 TEXAS ELECTRIC BUS LINES 1002 Austin Ave. PL 3-5771 Deluxe Service Between Waco - Dallas STOVER APPLIANCE CO. 815 Austin Ave. PLaza 2-5511 HILL PRINTING Sr S TATIONERY COMPANY Service Since 1880 5045 Franklin Ave. VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 1904 Columbus PL 2-9371 Styles of Distinction The Friendliest Spot in Town HEALTH CAMP Frozen Custard Featuring -Hea1thburgers- The Best Hamburger in Town' Malts - Hot Dogs - Root Beer On the Circle Waco Phone SW 9-1711 NUWAY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY .ICA FB Road Free Pick-up and Delivery One Day Service If Desired Satisfaction Guaranteed O.K. RUBBER WELDERS B. F. Goodrich Tires Recapping with a nation wide guarantee. Tire truing and balancing our specialty. We make your tires round--wheels stay balanced. Free Inspection 400 Elm St. PL 4-9165 J. P, LAMB, Owner ARCHER 81 LARSON CO. Truck and Auto Repairs Automobile Air Conditioning 419 South 11th St. Waco, Texas CHICKEN SHACK Dallas Hwy. North SW 9-1106 To Rent a Car Here or Anywhere, Call LEE AUTO RENT, INC. Lic ens e for Avis Rent- a- Car Sys tem Roosevelt Hotel PL 6- 1921 BIRD-KULTGEN, INC. Texas Top Trades Ford - Falcon - Trucks For One-Stop Service. 1225 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas CIRCLE LUMBER CO. At the Circle Complete Building Material Ca11 TOMMY WHITE PL 4- 5658 Compliments of BILLY DICORTE 715 South Highway Lacy- Lakeview, Texas 100 South Coltege West, Texas CAM EWING MOTORS Your Friendly Ford Dealer McGregor, Texas 16 Miles West of Waco The Commercial School With the College Atmosphere FOUR-C-COLLEGE Fully Accredited by the National Association Four-C Your Future for Security W. L. BAINE, Pres. PL 6-2032 Compliments of GULF SUPER AUTO SERVICE A. qcfusy HERNANDEZ 12th and Columbus Ave. Waco, Texas Phone PL 4-0821 ll TWO Cox's to Serve You Growing Greater to Serve You Better 7th and Austin m lll ll l Q W estview Villag e We don't know if 4000 people will appreciate this ad or not. But we appreciated doing the ceramic tile-acoustics and floor covering on the beautiful Reicher High School. UNITED TILE CO., INC. 2506 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas PL 2-5508 PAUL COFFMAN BARBER - BEAUTY SHOP AND REAL ESTATE 706 La Clede in Bellmead SHEDD-BARTUSH CO. Churngolcl Oleo Shedd's' Peanut Butter Lady Betty Pickles Mayonnaise and Salad Dressing SW 9-2162 MOBILE CATERING SERVICE O 3516 No. 19th PL 3-9477 O O O :mm S Hickory Smoked Bar-B-Q ff Parties Served - Any Size Anywhere - Anytime R. B. HONEYCUTT HUMBLE STATION JCE A. MATUSTIK Builder of Fine Homes 3601 Bagby Waco, Texas 4600 Erath Grease - Oil - Balance Wheels PL 6-1771 Compliments of the A 76,5 ,M wwf wg! A mn HONTON FAMILY GA A . LARRY 9 52-J WVZTVICWVILLAGE WACC7 IEXAS PL 4-8601 . MARIE Eashions for the . TDM High School Miss JOE D. HUDDLESTON - RICK Owners - LORENE I-IUDDLESTON MEREDITH CIOITIPSIGEEKFIEE AGENCY YOUR Lwwnwu 6 ssRvEs You rlnsr 602 Amicable Life Building i 5 N76 ndependenf AGENT ll QNAIA Waco, Texas FIRE --- AUTO --- LIFE --- BUSINESS JAMES G. MEREDITH - 1 1 BATES TELEVISION 8. APPLIANCES Zenith - Philco - Du M Norge Appliances Sales and Service ont Compliments of JULIUS C. GENECOV Ins titutional Grocer CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! ! WACO WELCOME SERVICE JOHN SIMCIK, TRENT-MOORE PLUMBER LUMBER CO. 1016 NO. 27th 3113 Bellmead Dr. PL Z-0412 Plumbing Repairs SW 9-4969 , 7 C wn Brand Brooms and M WACO BROOM 8k Waco's Better Dry Cleaner Waco Texas Austin at Seventeenth ' 1529 Southgate Center Waco, Texas E5 -'Tr For the Eyes and Ears of Central Texans RADIO 8: TELEVISION Come Out and Save With Us ARONSON FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Easy Terms 632 Valley Mills Drive .IULIAN ARONSEN PL 3-3082 Compliments of BRODERICK LUMBER CO. CALICO FABRIC SHOP For the Latest in Fashion Fabrics Highway 6 and Dutton PL 4-4998 A. 8. P. FOOD STORE Community Shopping Center 615 No. 25th BEN MILAM STORES, INC. 3 Convenient Locations . 15th and Colcord . Bellmead . Beverly Hills Your Headquarters for Variety Merchandise COMPTON FUNERAL HOME Compliments of Pierrard Addition PIERRARD 81 ROBERSON STEAKLEY BROS. Friendliest Place in Town FAMILIES 217 N. 5th PL 4-2391 COMPANY TOWN HOUSE MOTEL WOOD BROS. 1715 Washington Ave. P. O. Box 2410 PL 3-5374 Waco, Texas Family and Commercial Rates Morning Coffee - Paper The Store for Men for Over 70 Years Distributor of Fine Foods HENRY SIEGEL Compliments of FINE FOODS HOWARD'S LAUNDRY Borden Cheese Biscuits FFV Cookies and Crackers Ronco Macaroni Products J WEST S SUPER ZUSXLZTLQZ wHEN INTHE MARKET FTSEDFEJDURD 207 Craven, Lacy-Lakeview .--Fl! ' 3016 Beiimead Dr Waco, TSX-as PL 2.-7991 COMPLIMENTS OF PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 2000 La Salle PL 2-6511 HERRING AVE. DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacists L. E. ROBERTSON, Prop. 15th and Herring Pho.: PL 2-2584 - PL 2-2585 SAM PASS COMPANY SAVE ON Fire - Auto - Life Insurance 3418 Memorial Dr. PL 6-2333 NEWMAN OIL COMPANY Distributor of Shamrock Petroleum Product PICCADILLY CAFETERIA 713 Austin Avenue Compliments of LINDEN HALL S.P.J.S.T. 466 LINDEN HALL IS AVAILABLE FOR - CHURCH BA ZAARS WEDDINGS PRIVATE PARTIES For Reservations Call - Ed Mazanec - SW 9-1036 JEFF CHASTAIN Compliments of REALTOR DAVIS Selling Waco Developer of Waco's Finest Sub-Division Res. Bus, PL Z-6709 PL 3-5387 Compliments of FICKEL'S DELICATESSEN BUCCANEER DRIVE-IN 900 Columbus Avenue PL 3-9413 We Serve Home-Cooked Food 3618 Bellmead Dr. and Specialize in Homemade Pies and Cakes for All Occasions ST 1 2508 N. Valley Mills Drive V. J. PERDICHI Jwwiiwfgif 8 901 Peach Street Phone PL 3-7354 Waco, Texas Motor and Trans. Exchange 825 Franklin Avenue PL 6-2562 RAPID GRINDING CO. MOTOR LABOR AND 6 CYL. 569. 50 OVERHAUL PARTS 8 CYL. 389. 50 Factory Rebuilt Motors - - -- 515129. 50 up exchange Automatic Trans. Overhaul - 522, 50 plus parts Automatic Trans. Exchange - 555.00 up 10, 000 Mile Written Guarantee - Free Tow-In NO MONEY DOWN - 24 MONTHS TO PAY FAU'-,S SHQE DR. TRUETT P. SERVICE VALENTINE Orthopedic Prescriptions Filled 1215 No. 25th Street Child Life Shoes 537 Westview Village PL 2-7731 Waco, Texas Office PL 4-1771 Residence PL 3-7656 More Central Texans buy and use more Quality Chekd Dairy Products than all other brands combined. P ure Milk CO. 9 A :5'iiii:2'fEi'f5l W . Q:--lifv Chem W 'tam MILK and ICE CREAM - e,s1'zf:'!, 5' MI LK ,,a 'W Quality Checked The Pure Milk People For Waco Student's It's the SMOKEHOUSE 824 N. 25th St. Waco, Texa - We Specialize in - Genuine Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers THE BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO BUY A HAMBURGERH PL 4-6037 Telephone us and your order will be ready when you arrive Compliments of CAPETILLO GROCERY 1801 Circle Drive Sub-Building Contractor of Homes and Building and Cement Contracting JOHNNY NECKAR CONTRACTOR Complete Me at Market Specialize in Tortillas CONCILIO 81 FILER HUMBLE SERVICE S TATION We give TEXAS GOLD STAMPS fDouble on Wednesday, l62.4 Austin Ave. PL 3-7502 Waco, Texas PLaza 4-0011 PEPPER VENETIAN BLIND CO. l6l3 No. 18th St. Specializing in Venetian Blind Repairs and Custom Made Blinds See Peppie's Little Aviary for various colors of the parakeet family, at the above address. YOUNG'S GROCERY Route No. l Waco and Speigeville STERLING MOTOR CO. Specialized Service on Plymouth --- Chrysler DeSoto --- Dodge R. H. STERLING ALBERT LINDLOFF 1507 Colcard PL 3-610 1 Sincerity WILKIRSON 8. HATCH FUNERAL HOME Waco Texas Compliments of BOB TURNER STUDIO 606 North 18th REID BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gasoline Washing - Lubrication 2426 Bosque Blvd. at 25th St Dial PL Z-6831 WHITE'S STORES, INC. The Home of Greater Values 575 Westview Village - Everything for the Home - PL 6-3767 SCHARMACHER'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 1110 N. 25th PL 2-62.21 Hotpoint Custom Line Built in Custom Equipment C 1' t f BERTR.AND'S mp men S O RESTAURANT DICORTE Waco Drive at 25th FOQD MARKET Private Dining Room Service 1100 N. 5th Cornplirn ents of CINDERELLA Fashion Shop at Popular Prices Everything Milady Wears Sportswear - Shoes - Accessories 711 Austin Ave. J. D. GUTHRIE SERVICE STATION Your Good GULF Dealer 3824 Bosque B1vd. Cornplim ent s of HENSON PRINTING 8. SUPPLY CO. Cornplim ents of ZELLER FAMILY Cornplirn ents of MERRITT'S MOTOR, INC. MOTOR INN SERVICE STATION GARAGE General Automobile Repairing 42.17 West Waco Drive LAKE AIR PHILLIPS 66 4716 Bosque Blvd. NEWMAN THEATRES . Orpheunfi . Imperial . Oaklawn FABBRE JEWELERS JOE E. FABBRE Certified Watchmaker . 3,111 O 11 S CY O .sf 34th and Bosque Brookview Shopping Center P1 2-7357 CIRCLE DRUG Veterinary Medicine The Prescription Store On Loop Highway at Circle Waco, Texas Pl 6-1811 2217 La Salle A NEW EXPERIENCE IN SHOPPING -M A Now That We Are 2 B3 ' ,pi ,,,, gg ? 1 ' 171875 5 IAPI ' EN i..,... . A ' 7 '74, Famous Downtown Fashion Center Our New Lake Air Suburban Store with a new, clean look on Austin Avenue the most modern approach to suburban shopping We Give Texas Gold Stamps Shop at GRANT'S H. E. RCDIEK in Fairgate HUMBLE SERVICE STATION 3217 Bellrnead Dr. and SAVE Marine White Gas PL 3-9875 WACO STEEL ERECTORS 1001 East 11th PL 4-0420 Night Ca11s PL 6- 1085 CLIFF SHELLEY PHOTOGRAPHER P1 2-3261 1520 South 5th .MM JAY FREEMAN COMPANY Dallas Little Rock Memphis School Lunch Five Day Meal Plan A Complete Assortment of Foods for the School SCARMARDO'S FINE FOODS 26th S. Reuter PL 2-5506 Waco, Texas PL 2-5507 STORES The Nation's Leading Grocers OPTI-LENS COMPANY Contact Lens Specialists Since 1946 112 NO. 25th PL 2-2461 Waco Custom Fitted Fitted Only by Prescription From Your Eye Physician. SPORTING GOODS BOY'S 6- MENISCLOTHING I803 Herring Avenue WACO, TEXAS DOHERTY OIL CO. PATRONS Mr. A. A. Aarons Mr. and Mrs. Rex Aber Capt. Gerald E. Arons Mrs. Gerald E. Arons Allen W. Arthur Mr. R. A. Arthur Mrs. R. A. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Ashley Auzell's Fabric Shop Billy Lee Azbell Mr. Harold M. Barnes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barragar James Barton Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bauder Mrs. Ed Bauerle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Beckham I. F. Berger Don Bettinger Beverly Hills Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Biedermann Mr. and Mrs. George J. Binder Mike Boger Captain and Mrs. P. M. Boger Mrs. J. W. Bolfing Lt. Col. C. H. Bornhorst Mr. C. H. Bornhorst Mrs. Marshall Boyd J. C. Braden Robert Braden Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley William Brazelton Brookview Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brown Mr. Richmond Lee Bronaugh Mrs. Richmond Lee Bronaugh Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown Charles J. Brunjes Mrs. M. J. Bukala Mitchell Bukala, Sr. Patricia Bush and Anita Jacobs Mrs. Victor Bush Victor Bush Cabell's Minit Market B. F. Campbell Dean Caperton Mr. Joe F. Caperton Mr. and Mrs. Dean T. Carrigan Pat Charette Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Chavez Catherine Chisholm Mrs. Paul Christian Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Christopherson Mrs. and Mr. F. D. Christopherson Mrs. Gretchen Crow Mr. and Mrs. James E. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Coleman Maj. and Mrs. T. W. Cookman Floyd Copeland Robert W. Cox Capt. and Mrs. G. S. Crippen Mrs. L. P. Crozat Mr. P. F. Cuchia Mrs. Sam F. Dasser L. M. Dickenson Mrs. Billy Dicorte Mrs. Frank Dicorte Mrs. Q. A. Donnellan J. M. Donohoe Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dougherty D. L. Duych Mrs. John F. Easter Charles East Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Otto Eison Ellis Pharmacy Mr. Georgia Espinoza Lt. Col. A. C. Farmer Mrs. Barbara Farmer Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ficke Thomas Fickey Don Finn James W. Fisher Charles Flood Mrs. Grace Foster Lt. Col. and Mrs. L. R. Fowler Richard Fowler Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Frank A Friend Mr. Paul J. Fritch Mrs. Paul J. Fritch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sgt. and Mrs. Dr. Robert K. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gryer Ben Garcia Paul Garraty Gas sler Frank R. Gessner, Jr. Taft L. George Mr. and Mrs. J. George, Sr. Graves, Inc. Tommy Graves Mrs. Rosalie P. Grover Gradel Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Elo H. Green Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goeke Lt. Col. and Mrs. James H. Gu Kathleen Gunn Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Hanson Paul D. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. John B. Harvick Capt. and Mrs. E. F. Hearon Mary Jane Hearon Mr. E. F. Hearon Otto H. Helpert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Henderson, Jr. Mrs. R. H. Henkelrnan Mrs. James Henry Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hensley HD. Mrs. Jane Hernandez Diane Herring George O. Herring Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Halub and Family R. B. Honeycutt B. R. Hughe, Jr. Roy W. Hunke Mrs. W. G.t Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Hurtado Dr. Tom L. Husbands Mrs. Tom L. Husbands Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hutyra Lt. Col. Wm. H. Isaacs and Family Sgt. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson Mr. Joseph Jacobs Albin Janek Bob Cervenka Ed Jarvis Mr. E. J. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jarvis Sue Ellen Jobe Mack Jobe Dr. Wm. A. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Johnson Mrs. L. R. Jolley TfSgt. and Mrs. Jacque J. Jones Loyd Jones Marie C. Jones R. F. Jones Dr. George Jurek Mrs. George Jurek M. J. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kelley Mike Kelley Jack Kennedy Mrs. Elizabeth Kenworthy Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kessler Mrs. W. E. Keton Mr. and Mrs. Roman Klein Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Knapp Mr. Reinard Kramer Col. Orville Laird Mrs. Orville Laird Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Landon Steve Landon Mrs. Lane Phillip Lane Orlo Long Mrs. Orlo Long Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lanham Mrs. Alta Latham Col. and Mrs. E. Ledoux Mr. Henry B. Lewis Sarah Lewis Louis and Owl Loutherback Grocery Mrs . Mary Lynton Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Machos Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Macuila Mrs. Kay MacKenzie Sister Magdala Rev. Wayne W. Mahan Lt. Col. and Mrs. V. M. Mahr The Mahrs Johnny Martin Mrs. G. J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Mashek Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matus F. B. McDaniel H. C. McDonald Family Mickey, Vic, Jesse Frank S. Miller Maj. and Mrs. J. F. Misenko Malcolm Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Molloy Mrs. A. B. Moncus Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Moncus Joe Montelcome Monte's Food Store Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Moore Mrs. Robert T. Moore Mrs. Ralph E. Morley Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mormino Bill Mostyn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mostyn Fritzi Meyers Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Myers Mrs. J. 1. Muhl Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Ed Narovec David Nemmer Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Nernrner Pizzo and Posie Neslony Richard Nixon Betty O'Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oliver Jesse Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pardo Mrs. G. W. Paulk Ignacio Perez R. F. Perley Mrs. Teresa Peterson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Petty Douglas Phelan J. J. DePhilippi D. C. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pilot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Polansky Miss Joan Polansky Major R. H. Prados Rufus H. Prados, Jr. Pressley's Cleaners Walter L. Progar Priscilla Provost Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pugh Gary Pulverrnacher Manuel Ramirez Jack Ream Charles Rhodes B. P. Richey Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Richey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Richey LfSgt. Royal J. Roberts Mrs. Royal J. Roberts John Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rushing Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Scanio Susan Scanio Dr. G. Schandera Billy Schroeder Mrs. Dorothy Scott Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehy, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James T. Shepherd Kathleen Short Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Shubert Mrs. E. M. Shiller Mrs. S. J. Saffle Mrs. Lee B. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Simor, Jr. and Family Mrs. J. F. Simon, Sr. Dr. Harry Slade Lt. Col. and Mrs. F. H. Smith Mrs. B. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Smith Mrs. Libby Smith Smith Bros. Texaco Station Mr. Karl Snyder Sophomore ll Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Stanislav Mr. Dale M. Stark Mrs. Dale M. Stark Lt. Col. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltze Mr. and Mrs. Strunck Lt. Col. and Mrs. Walter E. Stuck Stuckey's Grocery Store Charles Sulak Mr. and Mrs. Charlie J. Sulak Mrs. Harry H. Switzer Keith F. Tadlock Mr. and Mrs. John Tormey Capt. Paul F. Taylor Barbara Tierney Mrs. Woodrow M. Terry Capt. and Mrs. J. L. Thomas Capt. .Wallace Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Thomps Mr. H. I. Tipps Edythe and Ella Todar Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Traywick Mr. and Mrs. Tom Trent Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tusa 25th St. Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Vasquez and Family Henry Veselka Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Vitopil Pat Walker Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Wall David Warhol Mrs. Gene Warhol Bill Webb Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs James Young Mr. and Mrs Arthur Williams T. E. Williams Jack Wooley C. C. Wright R. P. Zalmann O if ., N ml jan C70 Ev Aw-elif wfy . 1 . jp MX ' . A ,ffft 'J f 11,7 1,125 t f?J- X 'lj 1 1 W , My Y , W7 X1 1 7 AQ. ,y .1 A 4? limi!-1 X U , K b AA H ,,,j,f..r' '1 5 bk A if W :'fpZA ff! ,q,,,cff7 'W R X ,Wifi WUC , ll A ff A 0' X35 ,X 'fry W W 917'-J 7, 1 N, K X ffwjdjww ! X :i,,g, 1,,f k , N' L' ' w Em f ' H ! xi, X gy! eff' My My TK! A K V 3 ,ef A-Jf Q W W SP 710 A . 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