Robert E Lee High School - Legend Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1959 volume:

fjx. L - 1 ( p -1 f—-F- — —L J t i—t- £5F4 d ±T —™ -jm m. :o -crs and your syn-bols re — ca-H ■faith—ful— T v , ===i 1 C C 1 — « 1 -XtL pur- - Yy Uitt-in VWse J uxJls ue've knoun a. 1 1 ‘ ‘ — i—t 1—±- J pj— J— d J d— - 'ill Cone con - nenc m e-nent 0-9 -i— our -foot- steps s ou- —i —1 (— -z—=J—«— 7Z1 —-J r- i J j- r u- ' — -id Jk vide us for i vjl — iru-i cue'll be Our d—— z E==l==r- d'cLPJlj. f'‘7TU (W GForce ? flor?GdoL The first annual staff of Robert E. Lee proudly dedicates the 1959 Legend to the people of Tyler who have made Robert E. Lee possible and to a man who has done much to forward education. He has been president of the Board of Education of Tyler Public Schools for the past fifteen years, chairman of the State Board of Education for the past six years. Mr. Education — THOMAS B. RAMEY lecenc % QUOU JUos JU Ju . 2X� ix-o cuXAi-A j Uxv JO CX � ico TENTS ( - i V Jjo-tlj r._2v w - w N-ti -� --1-’ . V-two-o Campus ..........— ” Mm n s taV on .— ° C asses .......... Organuaftom .... 'iXf ' - 56 | « 74 104 ------------- | J '57 d jJ ' y 4lUj 4 jvf ■� 4 CAMPUS At the students swing into the convenient parking lot each morning, they faco the Administration Building. The walkways not only add beauty and design to the campus, but also provide easy access to the classes. 7 The architectural beauty of Robert E. lee is evident by night a well as by day. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE To The Students: You, the first students to attend Robert E. Lee High School, have had a privilege and a responsibility that only comes once in a lifetime. Along with every privilege is a responsibility. Not everyone has the opportunity of being a member of the first class in one of the most modern and well-equipped schools in the nation. Not everyone has the responsibility of establishing school spirit, standards, and traditions that will be used as guiding lights for all students who follow in years to come. As we look back upon the past year, we recall many experiences that are now memories—some pleasant and some not so pleasant. We had many problems common with the transition of moving from one school to another, yet you took these numerous difficulties and inconveniences during our shake-down cruise with unfailing patience and good humor. Each of you has had a part in writing the initial history of Robert E. Lee High School and we, the faculty and administration, feel you have set high ideals and outstanding examples that will be a challenge as well as a goal for each individual that follows in your footsteps. It is hoped that your experiences at this school have been happy and the results of hard work will prove successful in your future ventures. Sincerely, 10 Principal SUPERINTENDENT DR. HOLLIS A. MOORE holds the responsible position of Superintendent of the Tyler Public Schools and is to be commended on his fine job. BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the Board of Education are, left to right: Dr. R. W. Bridwell, Dr. Porter M. Bailes, Robert A. Fry, J. Clifford Gregory, Dr. Hollis A. Moore, Mrs. Lois F. Whiteman, Murph Wilson, and Wilton Fair. ADMINISTRATIVE Mr. Jim Plyler, our assistant principal, has done much to help organize our first school year at Robert E. lee. PERSONNEL Mrs. Mary King is our Attendance Clerk. Mrs. Christine Powell is secretary to our assistant principal and also works as assistant in the library. Mrs. Helen Louise Carter is our Registrar. MISS VIRGINIA HANNA received her B.A. degree from Stephen F. Austin and her M.A. from University of Colorado. She is one of our Spanish teachers. MISS MARIA INES BARNEY, who teaches French and Spanish, received her B.A. from North Texas State and her M.A. and Ed.D. from Columbia University. MRS. GLORIA GOODSEtl, who leaches la’in, received her B.A. from Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia. LANGUAGES II faut apprendre—Wonder what! These boys must be struggling through assignment. Don't givo up, you guys! a - c ENGLISH MISS SARAH MARSH, who teaches Junior and Senior English, received her B. A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Texas. Carol Stidger watches hopefully as Miss Marsh checks her English corrections. MISS WILMA RUTH WALLER, who teaches Sophomore English, received her B.A. degree from Texas Women's University. 16 English classes are not all work as the above picture illustrates. LASSES MISS WERNA HARRISON, who teaches Junior and Senior English, received her B. A. degree from Texas Women' University and her M. A. degree from Southern Methodist University. MRS. WILIIENE STORY, who teaches Senior Business English and Sophomore English, received her B.A. degree from Sam Houston State Teachers' College. English get harder and harder The English clasps concentrate on the expression, correct form, and organization of composition; and on the appreciation, pleasure, and basis of judging literature. During the course of study, such writings as Ivanhoe, The Last of the Mohicans, and Julius Caesar are studied. Wonder If all that cramming helped? SPEECH MRS. MARY LYNN BRUSH, who teaches Speech I and II and English, replaced Mrs. Simmons in November. Mrs. Brush received her B.A. degree from Texas Christian University. I won't do it either! Three Speech I courses and one Speech II course (dramatics) are offered to students from Freshman through Senior levels. Speech activities include orotorical contests, Senior Play, and Inter-scholastic League one-act play contest. y, 7 MRS. DOROTHY H. SIMMONS, who taught Junior English and Speech I and II, received her B.S. degree from Mississippi State College for Women. 18 Britt Kristensen tells about her life and home in Norway during a speech class. MR. GERALD SMITH, who teaches biology, received his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from Stephen F. Austin State College. MR. SAM H. BEIL, who teaches biology and is a basketball coach, received his B.S. and M.H.P.E. and R. degrees from North Texas State Teachers College. SCIENCE This is not modern art; it is animalsl MR. CALVIN S. STORY, who taught physics one semester and teaches chemistry, received his B.A. and M.A., degrees from Sam Houston State Teachers' College. Scientific courses offered to students are biology, giving an opportunity to discover the relationship between plants and animals; chemistry, offering a fundamental understanding of the nature of matter through the study of atoms and molecules; and physics, tending to explain how to control and use energy for man's benefit. The physics instructor helps Joe Bob Horsley and Butch Craft solve their problem. MATH MRS. MILDRED G. WILLIAMS, who teaches Beta Math and Algebra, received her B.A. degree from Stephen F. Austin State Teachers' College. She also attended the University of Texas. Oh, those proportion formulas I MRS. PAULINE C. NELSON, who teach algebra and trigonometry, received her B. degree from Abilene Christian Collcgo. SF also attended the University of Texas. MR. GEORGE H. BOWLING, who teaches algebra and is coach of football and B basbetball, received his B.A. and M.Ed. degrees from East Texas State Teachers' College. This class looks as if it is getting information for the future. DRIVER TRAINING CLASSES A. C. Brooks proves a geometric problem. MR. JOE T. HUMPHRIES, who teaches plane geometry and business math, received his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from East Texas State Teachers' College. MR. ELTON CHANEY, who teaches plane geometry, received his B. S. degree from Stephen F. Austin State Teachers' College. MR. EOSEL FORD, who teaches drivers' education, received his M.Ed. and B.S. degree from North Texas State Teachers' College. Everyone should learn how to drive! SOCIAL MR. DICK LINDSEY, who recoived hi B.B.A. and M.H.P.E.R. degrees from North Texas State College, teaches American Problems, assists in Football, and is head Baseball coach. MISS MARGARET LANIER, who teaches Government and American History, received her B.A. degree from Austin College, and her M.A.U. degree from the University of Texas. MRS. FAY RICHARDS, one of our American History teachers, received her B.A. degree from North Texas State Teachers' College. 11 Working hard as Juniors shouldl SCIENCE MRS. FRANCES PURINTON, who teaches World History, received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Texas. She sponsors the Student Council. History MR. O. RICHARDS, who teaches World History, recoived his B.S. degree from North Texas State Teachers' College. MR. BOB WYCHE, who teaches American History and World Political Geography, received his B.A. degree from Sam Houston State Teachers' College. He also sponsors the golf team. aim of the social intelligent and func-in a complex dem- The ultimate studies courses: tioning citizens ocratic society. 91 A foreign visitor adds interest to the classroom activities. LIBRARY AND READING ROOM MRS. HARRY LOFTIS, Librarian, received her B.B.A. from the University of Texas. Reading room allows the students to fake a break from their studies Visual Aid assistants are (left to right) Jerry Parker, Hal Felty, Charles and catch up on home work. McKamey, and Bob Oliver. Not pictured are Jimmy Welch, James Lock- hart, Dana Adams, and Steve Fry. Student library assistants are (top left to right) Shirley Chapman, Joyce Wogtech, Lila Carrow, Dianne Davis, Frances Hill, Gayle Edwards, Barbara Neeley, and Cecille Bergfeld; (bottom left to right) Fran Morriss, Ann Harper, Freya Atchley, Carolyn Bosworth, Carol Dean, and GlendaU Braly. Not pictured are Frances Allen, Mary Ruth Oldham, Jack Hamilton, Peggy Fortner, Faye Thacker, and Ginger Smith. Cecille Bergfield, Mike Hildebrand, Bob McCrary, and Nancy Campbell are enjoying the comfort and beauty of the library while getting their homework. Smile pretty, Nancyl MRS. LUCIUE WHITMILL, who teaches Typing, received her B.A. degree and has attended SWTC, San Marcos and the University of Texas. MRS. KATHERINE S. YATES, who teaches Typing and Shorthand, received her B.S. degree from Louisiana State University and her Masters of Education from Stephen F. Austin State College. COMMERCIAL ARTS - Typing not only is fun, but proves very profitable in school work and in the future. Mrs. Whitmill instructs a group of typing students, who are striving for that sixty words a minute. These girls realize that Shorthand is a basic step toward many types of jobs. 25 INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. H. F. FEITY, who teaches Mechanical Drawing and Wood and Metal Shop, received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from East Texas State Teachers' College. Theso boys make use of the many wonderful and modern tools which are provided in the Wood and Metal Shop. The class seems intently interested upon finishing their wood projects. Mr. Hal Felty's students listen attentively as he instructs ther in Mechanical Drawing. 26 Lawson Sowell, Advisor, and Claud Cox, Jerry Dan Ellis, Ed Adams, Curtis Collins, and Randall Thornton, who are members of the Farm Demonstration Team at Commerce, are shown doing constructive agricultural work. M. Sowell instructs his students in the fundamentals of Agricultural Arts. Jack Thorpe proudly displays his Grand Champion Steer at the East Texas Fair while Curtis Collins holds the ribbons. 27 (I.) MISS ANN RUSHING, who teaches Home-making II and IV, received her B.S. degree from East Texas State College. (R.) MISS ELLA MAE BAILES, who teaches Homemaking I and III, received her B.S. degree from Texas Woman's University. HOME ECONOMICS Cooking in the new modern kitchens is a real pleasure. You can be sure that these girls' future husbands won't go hungry. These girls are finding that sewing not only is fun but also proves profitable both in finance and larger wardrobes. Turn around, Harriet, and get to work I The beautiful living room in the homemaking department serves as a perfect place for giving teas, style shows, and dinners. These girls seem to be taking advantage of the situation. 28 Is it that big a problem, Steve? Apparently Kay Wilcox doesn't think so. ART MISS MARY HEARNSBERGER, who teaches Art, attended Kilgore College and received her B.A. degree from Stephen F. Austin State College. PHYSICAL MISS JOYCE TAYLOR, who teaches physical education, received her B.S. degree from East Texas State Teachers' College. Will they get that ball? MISS ANNA MARIE DEIAROT, who teaches Rebelettes, physical education, and health, received her B.S. degree from Northeast Louisiana State College. She also attended Texas Women's University. 0 Don't let it got away from you! EDUCATION Get away from the ball, or you'll bo out! Physical Education teaches sportsmanship, social development, physical fitness, and recreational skills, which students may use in the future. Aww. You can't hit the side of a barn! Lometa Hudnell and Jerry Julian listen intently to the business being discussed in the Student Coundl meeting. STUDENr Mike Clapp, Junior High Student Council President, tells the beloved Christmas story at the annual program. 34 Betty Highnote and David Boehner seem to keep their distance at one of the soc-hops sponsored by the Student Council. Mr . Frances Purinton, Student Council Sponsor, take time out from all the activities to poso for the photographer. 35 Doug Warner seems to bo having a hard time getting all of the Christmas boxes on one truck. President—BUZ WHITE Secrefery-DERYL ANN HULL Vice-Presidenf-BUTCH CRAFT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS TUDENT BODY The student bo«y gathers often for assemblies p rallies m our spacious gym. Seniors rate ringside seats at assemblies. 37 is under tho capable direction of Mr. A CAPPELLA The A Cappella Choir Clyde Wolford. The A Cappella Choir spends many hours in practice with the assistance of Mary Bruce Harper, pianist, and Mr. Clyde Wolford. Mr. Wolford's determined expression seems to convey the feelings of the whole group this year. Sorry, that line is busy. What's that number again, please? ASSISTANTS The office assistants are-(Top row, left to right); Malinda laisater, Nancy Davis, Harriet Lake, John Steffee, Jane Duckett, Nancy Nichols, Martha Cook, Bunny Ford. Bottom Row (left to right): Virginia Hatfield, Amanda Marshall, Judith Anderson. Sharon Greenberg, and Sally Rieck. There are others not pictured REBEI Twirl Major—ADOLYA VANCE MAJORETTES—Lu Lu Hubbard, Carol Dean, Betty Highnote, Peggy Cook, Sandra Gooch, and Betty lou Gregory. TTES Manager—DIANE VAUGHN CHEERLEADERS—(Head) Deryl Ann Hull, Nancy Campbell, Judy Koelling, Earlenc Watters, Betty Browne, Jane Loftin. BAND FAVORITES BAND AND REBELETTE Sft a PAT GRIEF, BILLY BURT Xtf The Band Majorettes do a fire baton routine at a football game. S o n i o r Rcbolletes formed a welcome line for the football boys. 44 These Rebellettcs waited eagerly for more guests to show around the campus. BAND The Robert E. Lee Rebel Band is under the capable direction of Mr. Pete Martinez. This year's band council consists of: (Top row, left to right) Dee Hendrix, Bill Burt, John Loetterle, Bob Trozcvant, Bobby May. (Bottom row) Katie Marshall, Ricky Gibbs, Tony Ellis, Tommy Gregory, and Jan Mussclwhite. AL _______________________________________ While the Band marches Round and Round, the Majorettes The Dixieland combo, consisting of Randy Robbins, John Loettcrlc, Ernest Honig, perform with their hoops. Bobby May, Phillip Sawyer, and Eddie Alverson, play at the concert. This year's Majorettes are (left to right) Jan Brown, Sharon McKinnon, (Head) Pat Grief, Patty Anderson, and Suzanne Dykstra. LEGENI Editor—BETTY KEENER Sports Edifor-MARGARET WALTERS Assisfanf-RIWIE LOU STAMPS Favorites Sectkv —GAYLE BRANCH Dorothy Lave checks to see when her deadline is. Judi Wall, Sharon Boring, Nancy Wilson, and Linda Mulcock learn how to plan a yearbook. 4R TAFF Business Menegcr—CAROLE KURTZ Art Editor- JUDY PUR INTON Activities Section—JIM NUTTER (pictured) and PAIGE PARISH. aigo Parish, Dorothy Laves, and Linda Beall are busy beating their deadline while Miss Hearns-rger looks on. Miss Hearnsberger, sponsor, prepares the copy to be sent to the publisher. AO ’ CLUB Club Steering Committee meet in the to discuss ideas for planning a Girls' Club for next year. Art and Clats Sections-IINDA HAMILTON. Organization Section—JIMMY MILLER (Pictured) and LINDA BEALL. Photographer—SIDNEY GINSBERG. 50 HOMEROOM LEGEND REPRESENTATIVES SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President—BRITT KRISTENSEN Vice-Presidenf-SARA BARNES Secretary-CAROl DEAN Treasurer—TUT CRAIG The Spanish Tub is sponsored by Miss Virginia FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Presidenf-TERRY COOPER Vice-President—NANCY DAVIS Secretary-PATTY SPROULE Sponsor-DR. BARNEY The French Club meets once a month to learn more about the customs of the French-speaking people. 51 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Miss Rushing and Miss Bailes are sponsors of the F.HA lhe F.HA beaus are: (Left to right) Bob Wade, Tony Harlan, Bob Pat- The installation service of F.HA Officers was held outside terson, Jim Dempsey, Marcus Whittington, Mike Weiland, and Bob Oliver. the Little Theater. Here the presidents of the Chapters are being installed. The officers for Miss Rushing's Chapter are: (Left to right, bottom row) Sandra Sanders, Linda Hamilton, Sally Burress, and Patty Fox. (Left to right, top row) are Sandra Smith, Francis Hill, Carolyn Carter, Sharon Fowler, Kay Horsely, Carol Dumas, Martha Barron, and Andrea Matteson. The officers for Miss Bailes' chapter are: (Bottom, left to right) Lynn McKinnon, Pam Conway, Sally Reick, and Wanda Byrd, (top, left to right) Diane Davis, Frances Horton, Ann F x la Jan Musselwhite, Nina Lemmons, and Carolyn Bryant. Not pictured are Sara McOonald, and Carol Stidger. 52 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The officer are (left to right), top: Jack Tharpe, student advisor; Ed Adams, reporter; Mike Kirkpatrick, vice-president; bottom: Claude Cox, secretary; Curtis Collins, president; Milo Trimble, treasurer. Mr. Sowell, FFA sponsor, helps two of his Ag boys search for a solution to a problem. Bette Vaughn is FFA's Sweetheart this year. This device seems to puzzle two Ag boys. (Before) Milo Trimble's smile proves that he solved his problem. (After) SLIDE RULE David Boehner work hard on hi stereophonic sound system. SCIENCE CLUB Butch Craft works hard on a project while Mr. Story, the club sponsor, ponders a problem. The officers of the Science Club are Sidney Ginsberg, president, and William Allen, vice-president. Tho officers of the Slide Rule Club are David Bronaugh, president; Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Nelson, the club sponsors, watch on as the club goes Cope Norcross, vice-president; Carol Underwood, secretary. into action solving a problem. The T association officers are: (Left to right) Beadle Moore, Vice-President; Butch Wright, Secretary; and Jerry Julian, President. The T association boys discuss coming attractions. THEATER M ss Mary Lynn Brush, director of the theater productions, demonstrates the a::: cation of make-up on Jim Nutter. A a -da lasater laughingly refuses George Richardson's proposal while Edward Kenedy, Jim Dempsey, and Donna Gorman look on. Donna Gorman, Bob Wade, Nancy Davis, and Edward Kenned practice diligently for their regional play, Flight of the Herons Net pictured is Jim Nutter. Members of the crew (left to right): Merry Pummcr, stage mar •ger, Diane Vaughn, Jeff Johnson, and David Rhinesmith discus the new play. I Michele Saleh gives a pantomine in Speech I. SENIORS Everyone enjoyed Jen Gorden's thrilling broadcast of the Rebel football games. Britt Kristensen, lee's senior exchange student from Norway, had a place of honor in the annual Rose Parade. Robert E. Lee was proud of Jim Dempsey, Bob Wade, Edward Kennedy, Carolyn Bosworth, and Bob Patterson who did such fine jobs in the Civic Theater production of The Happiest Millionaire. Not pictured is George Richardson. The Senior Rebelettcs gave performances which proved thoroughly entertaining to the spectators during half time. Bob Patterson and Mrs. Williams really jived at the Faculty vs. Student basketball game. AW Mark Lowery and Taylor Musslewhite won the National Merit Scholarship awards rating in the fop one percent of the nation. Harriet Hillis won the Betty Crocker Homemaking award, receiving the highest grades in a series of tests covering all phases of home economics. rRcvrm Awards for the best Fire Prevention posters went to Judy Jenkins, Sally Rieck, and Glenda Walker. 44 Robert E. Lee will always be indebted to Sally Smith and Sara McDonald for writing the alma mater. IDS Elsie Ford and Joe Bob Horsley were awarded the Rotary Young Citizenship Awards. Bob Bridewell, Larry Lipscomb, Carole Mason, and Ernest Honig received Honorable Mention awards in the Merit Scholarship Exams. They ranked among the top students of the nation. Carole Mason was second place winner in the Optimist Club sponsored essay contest— A Community's Endeavor for Youth Decency. Merry Pummer placed first in the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored speech contest, I Speak for Democracy. Jimmy Sara show their steady from John Tyler a great time. Don't bother me now, Sid. SOCK HOPS Judy Purinton hands her favorite selection to Buz White and Kenny McKenzie who Tut, Carol, Tana, and Glen Ab were voted most romantic couples spin the platters at the Lee sock hops. of hie town. 62___________ Skirts! Ahoy! Welcome � o Dogpatch. Hold tight! Here we go! F®lty seem •« i ,U W «. Faculty b T,blll“‘9h' • «„ ,. . . '9 ™' • iump « -r low. dutin9 faculty ss. 'Ors. a s.“r -. coone. it w«� mostly |, SOUTHERNERS MVP T. C. Hamilton seams to bo in doubt as to what to do with the ball. A terrific pre-game show was put on by the world renowned Faculty Globetrotters with the assistance of Bob Patterson, one of the Southerner Cheerleaders. Thomas B. Ramey, Past President of the Texas State Board of Education, was the main Dedication speaker. uz White, President of the Student Council, hands the Torch o Jerry Julian, Senior Class President. Mrs. Peter Mason, President of the Lee P.T.A., gave the welcoming address. 65 CAFETERIA AND EATING OUT Snowflake Kingston seems to be enjoying his cookie and Mike Warner gets A for cleaning up his plate. Plenty of food and wishing on straws makes lunch time worth waiting until one o'clock for. 66 It looks like these girls had a lunch of paper sacks and books. The teachers enjoy a few moments of peace in their private dining room. girls are really laughing it up at Carnation, one of the ite eating places of the Rebels. The cafeteria was the scene of the Football banquet, whicl honored the members of the football team and their guests the cheerleaders._____________________________________________________ What's the matter, girls . . . Forget your lunch money? Mike Wieland checks to make sure that he received tho right change in the Snack Bar. Remember ... the first pep rally, the Rebelette officer's first routine? And what about all of that rain, rain, rain . . . Mud in your eye as our battle cry. Our cheerleaders added zest to our pep rallies with the skits; the band backed us up with their great music, and Dixie became No. 1 on the Lee Top ten. SPIRIT Aw, come on fellows, all the way to State (next year, that is). The Basketball team's big send-off for the Conference. Lee High spirit in action Geronimo! Generosity paid off in this homeroom. ’Espanol Christmas carols bring joy to the classrooms. Praise be to Thee Let us remember the needy as He us. After nineteen hundred fifty-eight years later Christmas still has the same meaning. Christmas never be ay the significance of Bob Patterson and Bubba Darwin prepare for the big day. OUR FIRST NOEL They earned all of their bead for personal appearance. Carol? Day before Exams Eat, Drink, and be Merry! Bathing Beauties! Take me to your Leader. No, Bill, everyone is looking Mother's little curly top 8ridgitte Keener Hey, Elton, your slip's showing. 70 What a rare mood wo are in. 75 TOP ROW, left to right: Skip Owen, Rene Walling, Jimmy Lowe, James Wright, Tut Craig, Mike Hildebrand, Sidney Ginsberg, Bob Curtis, Steve Hillis. 2ND ROW, left to right: Coach Amburg, Coach Bell, Jim Patterson, Bob Breedlove, Bubba Darwin, Harvey Wallender, Bill Bridges, Jerry Julian, Beadle Moore, Jackie McDowell, Ricky Malloy, Coach Lindsay, Coach Bowling. 3RD ROW, left to right: Mike Cross, manager, Randy Row, Marshall Dividson, Ricky Stripling, Bob Wade, Gerald Keeling, Marquis Whittington, Joe Hooker, Owen Coon, Jack Holiday, Charles Bridges, Coach Slrman. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ted Chikote, manager, Bill Wade, David Kent, Larry Loggins, Ronnie Roberts, Mike Warner, Glenn Ab Walters, Doug Warner, Jack Neill, Walter Lindey, Richard Collins, manager. COACHES Th« coaches are, !oP rOW! Corky Bowling, Willie Sirman, head; bottoms Sam Bell, Ox Amburg, Dick Lindsay. Captains for the year . . . TOP ROW, left to right: Jerry Julian, Tut Craig, Mike Warner, Bob Wade, and Bill Bridges. CENTER, left to right: Glenn Ab Walters, Mike Hilderbrand, Marquis Whittington, Ronnie Roberts, and Bubba Darwin. BOTTOM, left to right: Jimmy Lowe, Butch Wright, permanent captain, Beadle Moore, permanent captain, and Bob Breedlove. SCORE We They 6 24 MARQUIS WHITTINGTON STEVE HIUIS JIM PATTERSON TUT CRAIG Senior Junior Sophomore Senior 1 year 1 year 1 year 2 years End Quarterback Fullback Fullback ROBERT E. LEE VS. JOHN TYLER BOB WADE Senior 2 years Quarterback MIKE WARNER Senior 1 year Halfback GLENN AB WALTERS Senior 2 years Fullback DOUG WARNER Sophomore 1 year Guard SCORE We They 6 6 ROBERT E. LEE vs. BRYAN ADAMS SCORE We They 6 27 JACK NEILL Sophomore 1 yoar Quarterback BILL BRIDGES Senior 2 years End LARRY LOGGINS Junior 1 year Center RONNIE ROBERTS Senior 2 years Guard ROBERT E. LEE vs. PALESTINE JIMMY LOWE Senior 2 years Tackle BEADLE MOORE Senior 2 years Guard BUTCH WRIGHT Senior 2 years Halfback BUBBA DARWIN Senior 2 years End SCORE We They 0 0 ROBERT E. LEE vs. MOUNT PLEASANT ROBERT E. LEE vs. GLADEWATER 82 Ricky Stripling made a brilliant show as he kept that lion from making a touchdown. JULIAN JERRY Senior 2 years _ Center RENE WALLING Junior 1 year Tackle DAVID KENT Junior 1 year Fullback Not pictured: SIDNEY GINSBERG Senior 3 years Tackle RICKY STRIPLING Sophomore 1 year Halfback ROBERT E. LEE vs. HENDERSON Ricky Stripling was moving in to nab his opponent. Bob Breedlove was following up the play to make sure it was a tackle. SCORE We They 0 55 SKIP OWEN Sophomore 1 year Center RICKY MALLOY Junior 1 year End BOBBY CURTIS Sophomore 1 year Left tackle WALTER LINDSEY Sophomore 1 year Guard ROBERT E. LEE vs. NACOGDOCHES These Rebels look as though they arc playing their hardest, as Butch Wright came in for the tackle. BOB BREEDLOVE Senior 2 year Halfback HARVEY WALIENDER Junior 2 year Halfback RANDY ROSS Sophomore 1 year Left Halfback MIKE HILDEBRAND Senior 2 years Center JACKSONVILLE SCORE We They 7 14 CARTHAGE SCORE We They 0 32 KILGORE SCORE We They 0 14 ROBERT E. LEE vs. JACKSONVILLE Marqui Whittington tried hi hardest to catch the ball but had interference on the play. Our Rebel were at it again. Steve Hilli looked ready to take one of our opponent and carry him down the field like a football. B-TEAM FOOTBALL TOP ROW, left to right: Jeff Buford, Bill Wade, Tony Harlan, Monty Small, Marshall Davidton, Cary Woods, Mike Rodicck, Charles Shaver, Jackie McDowell. SECOND ROW, left to right: Charles Steen, Coach Bell, Coach Amburg, Steve Yates, Roy Wilkerscn, Bob Elan, Gary Walker, George Pickle, Mike Lawrence, Paul Broom. THIRD ROW, loft to right: John Renfore, Mike Paine, Ricky Hughes, Dick Brown, Terry Cooper, Julius Bergfeld, Jack Holiday, Jack Bickley, George Gablemann. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Mike Biggs, Mike McDonald, Mike Mcritt, Stuart Chestly, Freddie Wiggins, Larry Lasater, Thomas McKay, Allan Guillory. These B Team Rebels were really hustling at this game. BETTY VAUGHN JUDY KOELLING FOOTBALL QUEEN PRINCESSES CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW (loft to right): Jane Loftin, Bcttyc Brown, Earlene Wattcr . MIDDLE ROW (left to right): Nancy Campbell, Judy Koelling. STANDING: Deryl Ann Hull. 88 HONORS (Left lo right) Butch Wright-Football's Most Valuable Billy Dorough-Basketball's First Team All- (Left to right) Basketball's Second Team All- Player; Jerry Julian-Most Conscientious Player and All- District. District: Jack Spitsburg and Steve Nourse; District Center. Honorable Mention: Jerry Parker. BASKETBALL QUEEN The 1959 Baskotball Queen: Miss Lulu Hubbard, escorted by Steve Nourse; Princesses: Laquita Beardin, escort Jerry Parker, Linda Mulcock, escort Bill Dorough. BASKETBALL A-TEAM TOP ROW (loft to right): Charles Bridges, Marc Bailes, Jack Spitzberg, Leo Parmer, Ricky Stripling, Jack Neil. CENTER ROW (left to right): Coach Bell, David Hilton, Buz White, Steve Nourse, Bill Bridges, Bill Dorough, Jerry Parker, Eddie Rigsby (not pictured). BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Managers, Hal Felty, Ronnie Bott. Date Team Jan. 6—Nacogdoches Jan. 9—Kilgore Jan. 13—Jacksonville Jan. 16—Gladewater Jan. 20—Carthage Jan. 27—Henderson Jan. 30—Nacogdoches Feb. 3—Kilgore Feb. 6—Jacksonville BILL DOROUGH Senior Guard JACK SPITZBERG Junior Center STEVE NOURSE Senior Forward BUZ WHITE Senior Forward JERRY PARKER Junior Guard DAVID HILTON Junior Guard Steve Ncurse and Bill Bridges tried to get the ball away from the Kilgore Wildcats. RICKY STRIPLING Sophomore Forward ii Steve Nourse did a good job stopping the Kilgore Wildcats from scoring. CHARLES BRIDGES Sophomore Forward JACK NEILL Sophomore Guard MARC BAILES Sophomore Forward Jack Spitzbcrg and Bill Bridges grabbed for the ball and made a score before their opponents could get it. LEO PARMER Sophomore Center Jack Spitzbcrg leaped in the air to prevent the scoring of his opponent. B-TEAM BASKETBALL TOP ROW (left to right): David Honcgor, Mike Lawrence, Rex Bell, Kirby Quirk, David Bochncr. BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Coach Bowling, Steve Yates, Cotton Thompson, David Delk, Julius Borgfeld, Charles Stanley, Eddie Ridsby. Mr. Iron prcicnts Mr. Amburg with the winner' plaque. The Southerner team are (left to right): Jerry Julian, Tut Craig, Jim Lowe, Glenn Ab Walters, Mike Murphy, Bob Oliver, T. C. Hamilton. The final intramural game was started off by omo fancy ball tricks by the Amburg Southerners. INTRAMURAL Jlenn Ab Walter took time out to tie hi opponent's lace. AIMntramural Team was (left to right) A. C. s, T. C. Hamilton, Jimmy Lowe, Glenn Harris, and pictured, Wayne Phelan. BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM—Coach Dick Lindsey. (Top row): Ricky Gibbs, Phil Bcodnax, Leo Parmer, Kirby Quirk, Ricky Stripling, Jimmy Davidson, Charles Stanley, Skipper Owen. (Second row): Glenn Ab Walters, Gary Walker, Jerry Whitus, Craig Loving, Gerald Keeling, Clyde Stewert, Steve Yates, David Hilton, Mike Cockrell. (Third row): Owen Coon, Mike Lawrence, Jackie McDowell, Billy Dorough, Butch Wright, Rene Walling, Leroy Butler, David Kingston. (Fourth row): Walter Lindsey, Mike Woods, Jack Neill, Jim Dempsey, Steve Hillis, Jerry Sanders, Bill Thomson, and George Pickle (Manager). Well, Butch, was he safe or out? Rene Walling comes in for a home run. The only two returning lettermen for this year are Butch Wright and Billy Dorough. Strike one!!! 07 This poor chap was put out on first by Mike Lawrence. TENNIS THE TENNIS TEAM-TOP ROW (left to right): Miss DcLarot, coach; Jan Gordon, and Tom Browne. BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Ronnie Fix, Lewis Harris, David Kent, and Roy Ferguson. Tom Browne and Jan Gordon make up a team in doubles. Roy Ferguson gets ready for a serve from his opponont. Jan Gordon served the ball to his opponent. GOLF TOP ROW (left to right: Mr. Wyche, coach; Mike Gross, Butch Morris, Larry Lipscomb, Tab Birdwell, T. C. Hamilton, Steve Nourse, Charles Crow. BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Gerald Urbach, Charles Steen, Larry Lasater, Jerry Parker, Kenny McKenizc, Bob Bridewell, Ronnie Rhone. T. C. Hamilton, one of the best players on the golf team, drives the ball down the course. Mr. Wyche, golf coach this year, did a fine job with his team. Ronnio Rhone drives the ball out of a rut. T. C. Hamilton putts the ball to make even par. Charles Steen practices on his swing. m TRACK THE TRACK TEAM—TOP ROW (toft to right): Ronnie Roberts, Bob Breedlove, Jack Spitzberg, Rex Bell, David Reuter, Mike Wei land, Terry Cooper, Bill Wade. SECOND ROW: Allen Guillory, Bob Elam, Bill Craddock, Bobby Welch, Sonny Harlan, Glen Reese, Bud Garrett, Marshall Davidson, Jerry Julian. THIRD ROW: Coach Amburg, David Delk, Jim Patterson, Charles Bridges, Cecil Tate, Buz White, Bill Bridges, Joe Hooker, Beadle Moore. FOURTH ROW: Rick Hughes, Rudi Cratz, Mike Payne, Hal Felty, Mike Merrit, Julius Bergfeld, Marquis Whittington, Bob Wade, Mike Warner. 102 Up and over. Jack! He really has the look of a winner. Mike Wieland winds up in a wild twist and throws the shot putt. Terry, Mike, Marquis, and Bob are one of our four-man relay teams. I m Upsa-daisy. The attentive crowd seems to be taking pride in Bill's jump. 104 LEE’S LEGEND EDITOR BETTY KEENER kdo )J. frjJL C w RfriuuJt €■ «- -f ?rj JJU. CiLtitJU 6Cr Jbu tuJks. iUAjUL hc4Jj g BUSINESS MANAGER CAROLE KURTZ (jjUt C$- jUuuh. 0W oQ w Oa 7c OA Cc -yUUx KMdJJUj -J-. 7 '+ iy- x'L m ' c“ Hz % ST s CP aJXM OUTSTANDING SENIOR JERRY JULIAN UTSTANDING SENIOR DERYL ANN HULL 6 sC£S OUTSTANDING JUNIORS BETTE VAUGHN JACK SPITZBERG A ' V 118 The class officers are, left to right: Adolya Vance, secretary; Jerry Julian, president; Judith Anderson, vice-president. ALICE ADAMS FRANCES ALLEN Dislikes: conceited people, homework, snakes Likes: football, eating, pretty clothes Dislikes: late hours, squash, exams Likes: porkchops, good books, rain Ambition: to become a private Ambition: to be a housewife secretary WILLIAM ALLEN Dislikes: one-sided football games, squash, ruined physics curves Likes: tennis, shrimp, dates (not the eating kind) Ambition: to get a Ph.D. in some scientific field EDDIE ALVERSON Dislikes: homeroom, homework Likes: physics, jazz, girls Ambition: to be a metallurgist JUDITH ANDERSON Dislikes: conceited people, liver, bragging people Likes: swimming, J.T.H.S. Senior President, customized Willis' Ambition: to be a success in life KATHY ASHFORD Dislikes: math, cafeteria noise, opera, gaudy clothes Likes: basketball, modem jazz, new clothes Ambition: to be a teacher FREYA ATCHLEY JACK BAIN JUDY BARRY Dislikes: rainy Fridays, tests Likes: James Ambition: to be a stenographer Dislikes: homework on Fridays, long assignments Likes: parties, dances, music Ambition: to be a great singer Hup-iests, snakes, rats . Friday,, W,' pl. Ambition: to go to coif lege LINDA BEALL Dislikes: loud people, customized cars, Mondays Likes: good food, Texas University Ambition: to travel LAQUITA BEARDIN Dislikes: homework, snobs, show-offs Likes: dances, all sports, T.C.U. CECILE BERGFELD Dislikes: lengthy explanations, going to bed early Likes: heirlooms, foreign foods JOHNNY PAUL PRICE Dislikes: work, school, dress suits Likes: girls, cars, poker Ambition: to be a secretary Ambition: to enjoy life Ambition: to be an oilman CAROLYN BOSWORTH Dislikes: homework, rainy football games Likes: a certain boy in TJ.C., eating Ambition: to make an A from Miss Marsh c GLENDALL BRALY Dislikes: spinach, to be cold, getting up early Likes: swimming, good food, going places Ambition: to be a secretary or housewife BOB BREEDLOVE Dislikes: rainy or muddy football games Likes: the Rebelettes, hillbilly music Ambition: to be head of a gang LINDA BRETT BOB BRIDEWELL BILL BRIDGES DAVID BRONAUGH Dislikes: snobs, conceited people, lizards Likes: T.C.U., football games, friendly people Ambition: to make something of myself Dislikes: Yes men, riding on Broadway, passive teachers Likes: golf, sack dresses, sweaters Ambition: to be a ski bum Dislikes: onions, work Likes: football, track, basketball Ambition: to be an architectural engineer Dislikes: people who do not try, showoffs, braggers Likes: a good teacher, math Ambition: to become successful A. C. BROOKS Dislikos: to have tests on Thursdays Likes: to work on cars Ambition: to bo an architect BETTYE BROWN Dislikes: boys who don't dance at dances, rainy Fridays Likes: football, food, basketball Ambition: to be a medical artist TOM BROWNE Dislikes: filling out questionnaires Likes: science, sports Ambition: undecided BILL BURT Dislikes: campus bullies, people who are smarter than I Likes: football, music, girls Ambition: to be an airline's pilot WANDRA BYRD Dislikes: snobs, smart- alecks, reptiles Likes: people, music, dancing, cooking Ambition: to teach homemaking on a foreign fiold NANCY CAMPBELL Dislikes: conceited people, homework, liver Likes: new clothes, football, good food Ambition: to go to college LILA CARROW TED CHILCOTE CAROL CONWAY PEGGY COOK bis ikes: snobs, homework Likes: food, holidays k mb if ion: to bo o school Icacher Dislikos: crowds, Mondays Likes: football, horses, Texas Ambition: to be a lawyer Dislikes: snobs, gossipers, goodie-goodies Likes: good food, boys, sleep Ambition: to be a draftsman Dislikes: milk, to wash dishes, to get up early, being cold Likes: to swim, to sing, football Ambition: to be a drama teacher LEO CRAFT ROBERT CRAIG LINDA COX Dislikes: scallops, d a n c i n g game , long assignment Likes: A's, jazz, swimming Ambition: to be a biology teacher Dislikes: tests, rain on Fridays, squash Likes: Robelettes, ice cream, parties Ambition: to be five feet tall Dislikes: vegetables, dressing up, tests Likes: math, science, girls, jeans, steaks Ambition: to be a mad scientist Dislikes: gnats, homework, whipped cream Likes: girls, football, track Ambition: to be a spy CHARLES CROW Dislikes: hard teachers, cold weather Likes: cars, holidays, football games Ambition: to obtain a good-paying job ROBERT DARWIN Dislikes: flirts, put-ons, liars Likes: football, good-looking girls Ambition: to be a playboy JIM DAVIDSON Dislikes: loudmouths, sack dresses tikes: food, cars, Texas A M, hunting Ambition: to be a geologist NANCY DAVIS Dislikes: conformity, ity, routine Likes: beauty, culture Ambition: to contribute to mankind as a writer, artist, or CAROL DEAN liars, crowded pi dancing, horseback Ambition: to be a model BILLY CURTIS Dislikes: homework Likes: hunting, basketball Ambition: to go to college acet rid] actress LINDA DECKER Dislikes: rainy Friday , snobs, snakes, liver Likes: boys, music. Impales, food Ambition: to be a fashion model BILL DOROUGH Dislikes: school, work, slow cars Likes: beautiful girls, money, easy teachers Ambition: to be a geologist JIMMY DOYLE Dislikes: homework, speeches, rock and roll Likes: music, experimenting, outdoors Ambition: to go to college MARY JO DYKES Dislikes: stuck-ups, silly girls, tests Likes: U. S. Army, English, pep rallies Ambition: to be an English toacher SUZANNE DYKSTRA Dislikes: math, exams, being grounded, turnips Likes: food, boys, talking on phone Ambition: to go to college GAYLE EDWARDS Dislikes: rising early, studying, piano lessons Likes: swimming, water skiing, horseback riding Ambition: to be a teacher RAMONA EMMONS Dislikes: show-offs, messy people, impolite people Likes: books, movies, sewing, records Ambition: to make someone happy JOE FAUSS Dislikes: alarm clocks, Mondays, spinach Likes: food, sleep, Cabell's milk Ambition: to be a businessman HAL FELTY Dislikes: New York Yankees' opponents, tests, Mondays Likes: red clothes, cute blondes, track Ambition: to be a success BETTY JO FINCHER Dislikes: snakes, cats, movies with all men Likes: Mexican food, l.P. albums, horror movies Ambition: to be an artist RONNIE FIX BEN FOMBY ELSIE FORD ANN FOWLER Dislikes: mystics, the parking problem, wet football games Likes: Alfred E. Newman, homework Ambition: to drive a Rolls Royce Dislikes: homeroom, homework Likes: nothing Ambition: to graduate Dislikes: frustrated people Likes: convertibles, six feet men, thick malts Ambition: to pass English from Miss Marsh Dislikes: rats, snakes Likes: Rebelettes, ice cream, A's, black headed boys Ambition: to be a wife and mother GAIL GABRIEL Dislikes: spinach, coconut, fried chicken Likeu zJrCl'p summer, , rtoney, seafood, music Ambition: to pley- tb« stock market and become- a -millionaire KAYE KAYE GARVIN Dislikes: homeroom, self-satisfied people, tests, self-effacement Likes: non-conformists, witty people, winter Ambition: to be accepted by the college of my choice SIDNEY GINSBERG islikes: homework, Mondays, gloom tikes: people, sports, religious life, parties Ambition: to bo healthy and successful JUDY GISH Dislikes: homework, school lunches Likes: Fridays, boys, people Ambition: to go to college RICHARD GARVER Dislikes: constant liars, homework, cold toes Likes: girls, money, music, plays Ambition: to be in dramatics ANN GOLD Dislikes: gossipers, snakes, tattle-tales Likes: men, good cars, big razzes Ambition: to fly to the moon SANDRA GOOCH Dislikes: long assignments with no explanations, too many tests Likes: A's, music, jazz, European history Ambition: to become a history teacher JAN GORDON Dislikes: rock 'n roll Likes: good music, money, pretty girls Ambition: to go to college BARBARA GRAVES Dislikes: chop suey, wool, seals, holes in the ground Likes: muscles, horses, pickles and cake together Ambition: to be a detective BETTY LOU GREGORY Dislikes: smart-alecks, math, science, staying in one place Likes: clothes, drama, football games, travel Ambition: to be an airline hostess TOMMY GREGORY Dislikes: unfriendly people, hurrying, loudmouths Likes: sincero people, a good time Ambition: to be good at anything I try PAT GRIEF Dislikes: egg plant, rainy Fridays, rice pudding, housework Likes: convertibles, boys, eating, records Ambition: to be a millionaire MARGARET ANN HACKER Dislikes: too much rain, tests, writing themes Likes: food, music, pep rallies, boys Ambition: to be a secretary CHRISTE HADJISON Dislikes: Spanish, celery, cafeterias Likes: cars, school. Shamrocks Hot Rod Club, church Ambition: to go to Columbia LINDA HAMILTON Dislikes: homework, two piece bathing suits, pessimistic people Likes: boys, ELVIS PRESLEY, western movies Ambition: to marry a cowboy T. C. HAMILTON Dislikes: onions, sarcasm Likes: water, ice Ambition: to be a pro golfer MARY BRUCE HARPER Dislikes: snobs, Elvis Presley, snoopers Likes: music, good food, stuffed animals Ambition: to go to T.C.U. and major in organ ELTON HARRISON Dislikes: working, school Likes: hot rods, guns, swimming Ambition: to be a successful bachelor VIRGINIA HATFIELD Dislikes: sewing, snakes Likes: food, travel, music Ambition: to be a registered medical records librarian FRED HERSCHBACH Dislikes: confused girls, brains in Beta Likes: hunting, purple ducks, dancing Ambition: to be a scientist BETTY HIGHNOTE Dislikes: c a f e t e r i a lunches, chemistry, two-faced people Likes: new clothes, good music, strawberries, millionaires Ambition: to be a school teacher MIKE HILDEBRAND Dislikes: Yankees Likes: football, hunting, girls Ambition: to be a civil engineer FRANCES HILL Dislikes: homework, unfriendly people Likes: brown eyes, sports, people Ambition: to be an executive secretary or English teacher HARRIET HILLIS Dislikes: bugs, marching in parades, rainy Fridays, calories Likes: food, skiing, snow, swimming Ambition: to be a loafer ERNEST HONIG Dislikes: people who ask stupid questions, homeroom Likes: science, math, jazz Ambition: to be a chemist JOE BOB HORSLEY Dislikes: bullies, show-offs, J team without spirit Likes: good books, music, girls! Ambition: to be an architect or engineer LU LU HUBBARD Dislikes: show-off , liver, oysters Likes: dancing, eating Ambition: to be an airline hostess DERYL ANN HULL Dislikes: boys with too much hair, to make decisions Likes: fattening food, dancing, good music Ambition: to be a secretary for an oilman CAROL JEFFERIS Dislikes: homework, spinach Likes: to travel, new clothes, dancing Ambition: to be a nurse or housewife BETSY JOHNSTON Dislikes: hypocrites, my curly mop, homework tikes: S.M.U., blue, ice cream, music from South Pacific Ambition: to be a pediatric nurse or housewife JERRY JULIAN Dislikes: cold weather, asparagus, conceited girls Likes: football, girls, summer, water skiing Ambition: to be an engineer BETTY KEENER Dislikes: spinach, snakes Likes: lemon pie, music, animals Ambition: to be a teacher EDWARD KENNEDY BOBBIE KING DAVID KINGSTON JUDY KOELLING islikes: English, history, note-ooks kes: math, science, swimming mbltbn: to be a commander f an atomic missile sub-tarine Dislikes: snakes, liver, grasshoppers Likes: church work, children, sewing Ambition: to be a perfect homemaker Dislikes: hard subjects, onions Likes: rock 'n roll, music, nice girls Ambition: to make the Kingston trio a quartet Dislikes: watermelon, bugs, cold water tikes: cheerleading, boys Ambition: to be a music teacher BRITT KRISTENSEN Dislikes: fat cats, snobs, monitors Likes: a walk, people, trinket making, cheese Ambition: undecided MALINDA LASATER Dislikes: cats, eggs Likes: dancing, football games, bowling, music, history Ambition: to be a history teacher CAROLE KURTZ Dislikes: onions, red hair, people who criticize everything Likes: cruelty jokes, new clothes, money Ambition: to make an A in Miss Marsh's English class HARRIET LAKE Dislikes: conceited people, cats, bugs Likes: horses, steak, swimming, convertibles Ambition: to be a geologist's wife JUDY LANGDALE Dislikes: stuck-up people, sill] girls Likes: U. S. Army, speech, pel rallies Ambition: to be a housewife DOROTHY LAVES Dislikes: pop test, homework on weekends, people on staff who don't get ads in Likes: boys, food, talking on the phone Ambition: to write or to teach English JIMMY LAWHORN Dislikes: spinach, work, English, school Likes: blondes, lemon pie, onion rings, 3:30 Ambition: to graduato LARRY LIPSCOMB Dislikes: English themes, people who make A's from Miss Marsh Likes: A Cappolla, library Ambition: to bo a naval officer MIKE LIPSCOMB Dislikes: certain people, homework Likes: food, good times Ambition: to be on English teacher JOHN LOETTERLE Dislikes: rainy Fridays, cd coited people, cold weather] Likes: people, music, dancingl Ambition: to be a playboy JANE LOFTIN JIMMY LOWE Dislikes: school, bugs, snobs Dislikes: cafoteria food, stuck- Likes: food, people, sewing, up people church work Likes: Robert E. Lee, football Ambition: to be a housewife Ambition: to be a physical education major MARK LOWRY Dislikes: clods, mobs, Faubus Likes: Mad magazine, Jack Parr, Germans, music, kitty cats Ambition: to be a physicist bob McCrary Dislikes: school, homeroom teachers Likes: pursuit of happiness Ambition: to be a loafer dave McDonald Dislikes: greasy hair, thugs Likes: girls Ambition: to be a doctor sara McDonald Dislikes: bugs, smart alecks Likes: shrimp, clothes Ambition: to be a housewife sharon McKinnon Dislikes: snobs, math, getting up early Likes: to dance, to eat, riding up and down Broadway, boys KAY McKINZIE Dislikes: eggs, warm milk, rainy Fridays Likes: green grapes, clothes, Rebelettes NANCY McMILLIAN Dislikes: cold weather Likes: sports, rock 'n roll music Ambition: to be a P.E. teacher DAYLE MAJORS Dislikes: show-offs, bad drivers Likes: good dramatics, music Ambition: to be an engineer Ambition: to graduate from Ambition: to be a buyer of colloge and be a success clothes for a department store LINDA MAJORS CAROLE MASON KATRINA MEREDITH JIMMY MILLER Dislikes: school, math Likes: water skiing, dancing, music, bowling Ambition: to be an English teacher Dislikes: nosey people, loud noises, homework tikes: I. H., strawberry malts, football games Ambition: to be an English professor Dislikes: pushy people, science, math, homework tikes: food, people, outdoor sports, storms Ambition: to be a housewife Dislikes: school, to run out of gas, third period, to work late Likes: weekends, cars, Broadway, motorcycles Ambition: to succeed BEADLE MOORE Dislikes: put-on people, sack dresses Likes: football, food, Louisiana Ambition: to be a lawyer FANNA JANE MORROW Dislikes: stuck-up peo- ple, dirty windows, rain Likes: English, nice clothes, Mexican food Ambition: to be an elementary teacher MIKE MURPHY TAYLOR MUSSLEWHITE BARBARA NEELEY EDDY NICHOLS Dislikes: pickles, school Likes: water Ambition: to be a doctor Dislikes: Bop, small towns, people who don't think for themselves Likes: music. Mad Ambition: to be the best engineer Baker Tank has ever had Dislikes: homework, school Likes: cooking Ambition: to be a secretary Dislikes: rainy Fridays, snobs Likes: working on cars, sports, singing Ambition: to be an architect THOMAS NICHOLS Dislikes: work, school, life Likes: sports, girls, food Ambition: to be an engineer COPE NORCROSS Dislikes: lovers, conceited people, seek dresses, mystics likes: wine, women, end dancing, my mothor Ambition: to be a petroleum engineer STEVE NOURSE Dislikes: school work, loud mouths likes: good looking girls, money, sports Ambition: to be a lawyer JIM NUTTER Dislikes: boredom, hates . . . likes: comments of the Legend staff, girls, to be happy Ambition: To have a smash-up (hit) on Broadwey MARY RUTH OLDHAM Dislikes: report cards, 7th graders in the library, gossipors Likes: homemaking, summer, beauty school Ambition: to be a cosmetologist BOB OLIVER Dislikes: vegetables, pickles, fat girls Likes: good food, girls, basketball Ambition: to be a commercial pilot PAIGE PARISH Dislikes: goats, dirty hair, third period Likes: tall men, plain tortillas, cowboys, peas and cornbread Ambition: to be an ambassador to Russia ANNETTE PARKER Dislikes: being fussed at, insects Likes: swimming, football games, people Ambition: to make someone very happy NANCY PARMER Dislikes: nothing Likes: sports, being a senior, handsome men Ambition: to be a P.E. teacher BOB PATTERSON Dislikes: having nothing to do Likes: football, girls, skin diving Ambition: to be an ocea- nographist ELSA PETERSEN Dislikes: conceited people, homework Like : having a good time, money, dancing Ambition: to be a nur e KITTY PHELAN Dislikes: spinach, red hair, freckles Likes: convertibles, clothes, traveling Ambition: to go to North Texas State College CARL PIRTLE Dislikes: school, homeroom, conceited people Likes: girls, friendly people Ambition: to stand on a corner and watch all the girls go by ERNEST POLLARD Dislikes: snobs, radishes, Faubus Likes: Alfred E. Newman, television Ambition: to be a chemical engineer MATILDE RAMON Dislikes: disorderly people, selfish people Likes: television, radio, classical music Ambition: to travel to other parts of the world WAYNE RAY Dislikes: art, work, loud mouths Likes: girls, parties, music Ambition: to be a fireman DAVID REUTER Dislikes: cloudy days, liver, affected girls Likes: track, sport cars, wild, wild women Ambition: to make a million dollars DAVID RHINESMITH Dislikes: leaky pens, bottle blondes, hillbilly singers Likes: Dixieland bands, ventriloquism, carnivals Ambition: undecided CAROLYN RICKS Dislikes: show-offs, people who don't try Likes: Spanish, boys, Tri-Hi-Y Ambition: to be a teacher RAYMOND ROARK Dislikes: cats, unreasonable teachers Likes: food, girls, cars, parties Ambition: to graduate MARYBETH SHARP Dislikes: rock 'n roll, careless drivers, cats tikes: good music, fried chick en, peanuts, cokes, Ambition: to be a wife and mother RONNIE ROBERTS Dislikes: short lunch periods, silly girls Likes: people, sports, hunting, parties Ambition: to be a veterinarian ANN ROBERTSON Dislikes: grouches, Broadway musicals Likes: Mad magazine. Fords, blue, Johnny Mathis' records Ambition: to be rich JOHN ROZELLE Dislikes: nothing Likes: football, track, school snapshots, basketball Ambition: undecided LYNN SAFE Dislikes: New York Yankees, weekly tests, Texas A M tikes: hunting, pretty girls, Milwaukee braves Ambition: to pass physics SANDRA SANDERS Dislikes: science, homework Likes: oil painting, bowling, football games, water skiing Ambition: to teach art and to paint CHARLES SCHWARTZ Dislikes: everything Likes: nothing Ambition: to be a connoisseur of . . . JERRY SMITH Dislikes: policemen, Yankees, work, school Likes: hunting, dragging Broadway, fishing Ambition: to be a surveyor SALLY SMITH Dislikes: Stupidity in all forms Likes: Bohemians, the German intelligence, classical music Ambition: to learn a lot about everything GEORGE SHOCKLEY Dislikes: baseball, homework, sack dresses Likes: football, rock 'n roll, tennis Ambition: to be a certified public accountant SANDRA SMITH Dislikes: cars that are out of gas, snakes, snobbish people Likes: music, church work, parties Ambition: to graduate from Baylor and teach MEREDITH SPOFFORD Dislikes: the sixth week, Lawrence Welk Likes: singing, water skiing, horror shows Ambition: to pass chemistry BARBARA STAPLES Dislikes: unfriendly flies, homework people. Likes: music, foods, clothes new Ambition: to be a teacher music PATSY STRICKLAND Dislikes: noisy classrooms Likes: sports, working with small children, music Ambition: to be a teacher CLYDE STEWART Dislikes: stuck-up people, rules, cats Likes: friendly people, guns, fun, girls Ambition: to have a pretty wife and raise five children KATHLEEN STOCKTON Dislikes: cooking, high heel shoes, sexy movies Likes: movies, sports, horseback riding Ambition: undecided JACK STONE Dislikes: homeroom Likes: cars Ambition: to be an engineer LYNDA SUTTON Dislikes: cloudy days, bugs Likes: chocolate ice cream, children Ambition: to be an understanding person FAE LYNNE THACKER Dislikes: asparagus, bugs, rodents, homework Likes: shrimp, music, poetry, parties Ambition: to be an artist DELORES THEDFORD Dislikes: nothing Likes: modeling, money, drama Ambition: to be a fashion illustrator ELLANN THOMPSON Dislikes: lipstick, the color of the sky Likes: dimples, rainy days, misery Ambition: to be a Rebelette BOB TREZEVANT Dislikes: 7:30 classes, flirts, C lunch Likes: band, sleep, dances, work Ambition: to lead a purposeful life ZONARE TUCCIARONE Dislikes: algebra, English, green beans Likes: dancing, minature golf, bowling Ambition: to be a teacher GLENDA TYRA Dislikes: stuck-up people, snobs Likes: people who act like themselves Ambition: to be a nurse CAROL UNDERWOOD Dislikes: minor interruptions, sauerkraut, flies, wrestling Likes: football, books, cryptograms, music Ambition: to be a scientist ADOLYA VANCE Dislikes: Mondays, raw oysters, missing batons, snakes Likes: happy people, Texas Ambition: to go to college and get married DIANE VAUGHN Dislikes: too much homework, turnip greens, stuck-up people Likes: friendly people, apple pie, '59 cars Ambition: to be a speech teacher BOB WADE Dislikes: liver, conceit, false modesty, sack dresses Likes: shrimp, filets. Mad magazine, blue Ambition: to be a doctor GLEN AB WALTERS Dislikes: stuck-up girls, fanatics, getting up early Likes: hunting, baseball, dating, football Ambition: to be a good lawyer MARGARET WALTERS Dislikes: Spanish, people who are afraid of others Likes: cats, angel food cakes, to open presents Ambition: to be a history teacher MIKE WARNER Dislikes: Mondays, muddy foot-ball games, mean teachers Likes: football, people, blonds, track Ambition: to be rich EARLENE WATTERS Dislikes: rainy Fridays, cheese, untrue friends Likes: avacados, blue, clothes, football games Ambition: to be a dancer SUSAN WEBB Dislikes: cats, liver. Likes: children, dogs, summer vacation Ambition: to be an elementary school teacher KAREN WEIR Dislikes: Lawrence Welk, my glasses, worms, war movies Likes: chocolate ice cream, black Cadillacs, red boats Ambition: to marry a millionaire JIMMY WELCH Dislikos: scary movies, cauliflower, spiders Likes: girls, Kim Novak, track Ambition: to be a foreign ambassador of good will BUZ WHITE Dislikes: people with no sense of humor, spinach, beets Likes: sleeping, red and white, people with a good sense of humor Ambition: to be a success in life MARQUIS WHITTINGTON Dislikes: homework, people who cat Fritos in class, wind-sprints Likes: firearms, hunting, good ' food JERRY WHITUS Dislikes: school, dumb drivers, losing Likes: Jay's, slumber parties, money Ambition: to have a rich and care-free life MIKE WIELAND Dislikes: rainy cold weather, having nothing to do Likes: dates, sports, to meet new friends Ambition: to be a geologist WALTER WILLIAMS Dislikes: C lunch, no grass on the campus, cafeteria food Likes: library, no stairs to climb Ambition: to be a- math teacher Ambition: to edit Mad magazine BUTCH WRIGHT Dislikes: lack of school spirit, cliques in school, delinquency Likes: football, cars, good looking girls Ambition: to be head of the F.B.I. MARYE WYATT Dislikes: football, exams Likes: cats, skating Ambition: to be a cosmetologist ROSEMARY ZANY Dislikes: stuck-up people, nonunderstanding teachers Likes: hot rod convertibles, drama Ambition: to be a TV commer-cialist GARY ZENKER Dislikes: squirrels, conformists Likes: fine threads, parties, telephones Ambition: to be a lawyer The Senior ring—proudly do the Seniors wear it—ambitiously the underclassmen await the time when they too can own one. I m v Wo LSJLLULS ZJJLALM- mm The class officers are, left to right: Judy Anderson, secretary; Dickie Brown, president; Anne Elliott, vice-president. Butch Acker Dorothy Adams Ed Adams Bob Allen Judy Anderson Patty Anderson Sara Arnold Hayward Atkinson Jo Ann Bain Melba Bain Sara Baird Linda Baldwin Mike Barnes, Sara Barnes Vicky Barnes Ombra Barrow V Janina Bates Jimmy Bedgood Raymond Bender Tab Birdwell David Boehner Sharon Boring Mary Boyd Bob Bradberry HA John Bright Lynn Broom Paul Broom Diane Brown Dick Brown Jan Browne Jeff Buford Jerry Buford Doss Burchfield Greg Burk Linda Burleson Sally Burress Bill Burnett Charlotte Butler Leroy Butler Nancy Byrd Neta Cagle Harriet Calhoun Camille Carter Shirley Chapman Stuart Chesley Bobby Clancy Curtis Collins Alton Colston Pam Conaway Bill Conway Martha Cook Patricia Cook Owen Coon Terry Cooper Claud Cox Susie Crank Rebecca Crawford Vivian Davis Laraine Day Richard Deck David Delk Jim Dempsey Jan Dennis Loraine DePenning 14? Shirley Detwiler Mike Devine Sandra Dodd Bobby Dunn Jane Duckett Raymond Helms Anne Elliott Joe Elliot Jerry Ellis Tony Ellis Bobby Emerson Nancy Emmons Jimmy Evans Jack Foshee Steve Franke Diane French Joe Gaiser Bobby Gabriel Bub Garrett Susan George Roy Gerard Ricky Gibbs Randall Glaspie Donna Gorman Sharon Greenberg Pat Haesly Mike Hallmark Louis Harris Alice Hendley David Henegar Phillip Hester Steve Hillis JL49- Dave Hilton Edith Hood Joe Hooker Kay Horsley Frances Horton Kay Hudgins John Hughes Peggy Jackson Judy Jenkins Robert Johnson Patricia Johnston Susan Johnston Lee Karston Jan Kerr Monroe Kirby Mike Kirkpatrick I AA Neal Lancaster Lynne Lasater Janie Lawrence Linda Lawrence Mark Leifer Nina Lemons Larry Loggins Donna Love Craig Loving Fredricka McBride Betty McCallum Betty McCaslin Anne McClendon Melba McClure Pat McDonell Jackie McDowell Charles McKamy Thomas McKay Kenneth McKee Kenny McKenzie I Don McKinney Dick Mallard Ricky Malloy Betsy Marsh Margaret Marsh Amanda Marshall Susan Matheny Carol Matthews Bobby May Jerry Bob May Douglas Meigs Mike Meritt Linda Milner Jack Moore Linda Mulcock Ronald Murphree Peggy Neeley Fran Newell Nanci Nichols Mary Norris Susan Orr Lou Ann Owen Sharon Paine Johnny Patridge Frank Payne Jerry Parker Robert Parker Wayne Phelan Ak Richard Phillips George Pickle Mike Pitzer Nikki Pitts Betty Porter Susie Porter Grace Powell Jerry Presley Larry Prickett Judy Purinton Kirby Quirk Bobby Rains Ronnie Rhone Bill Richardson Sally Rieck Randy Robins Dick Rockwell Mike Rodieck Charles Rogers Celia Roosth Michele Saleh Philip Schoeneck Gwen Scott Karen Scott Bobbie Seaman Sherrill Sessions Don Singletary Dana Singley Barbara Sjerven Lynda Slayton Carolyn Smith Elizabeth Smith Jack Spitsberg Rivvie Lou Stamps Sue Stamps Charles Stanley Jim Steed Carole Stidger Puddin Talbert Cecil Tate Jack Tharpe Bill Thomson Randall Thornton Sandy Thomas Darlene Todd Martha Tomlinson Tony Tomlinson Milo Trimble Sonny Tucker Buddy Turner Betty Vaughn Glynda Walker Judi Wall Jeff Wallace Wally Wallace Rene Walling Emi Lou Ward Susan Ward Sandy Webb Bob Welch Kenneth Wheeler Carolyn Williams Marsha Williams Patricia Williams Barbara Wilson Nancy Wilson Joyce Wogtech Janet Wood Mike Woods Cliff Woodward Ronald York Jan Young David Youngmeyer Bobby Clancy Gerald Keeling David Kent Roy Ferguson Harvey Wallender Ted Whisenhont Lloyd White I 4A The class officers are, left to right: Patty Davis, secretary; Ronnie Bott, president; Martha Murrell, vice-president. OPHOMORES Craig Ackerman Carolyn Aiken Geoff Arm Carla Atkison Byran Baldwin Marc Bailos Linda Barnes Howard Barnett Martha Barron Martha Barry Rex Bell Phillip Beighle Julius Bergfeld John Berny Jack Bickley Mike Biggs Shera Black Kathleen Brady Gayle Branch Jimmy Bland Carroll Bobo Bentley Boggs Jim Breedlovo Kennoth Brock Phil Brodnax Jackie Brown Sherry Brown Vivian Brassell Charles Bridges Tony Brinkman Anne Botsford Ronnie Bott Tommy Brown Anne Burkleo Bobbie Burns Cheryl Cagle Harriet Caldwell Judy Campbell Tommy Campbell Carol Cananf Gloria Carlilc Sherry Carroll Carolyn Carter Melba Carter ILL Nancy Carter Mary Joe Caruthcrs Thore Castling Dickey Caswell Mary Jane Chalker Charolyn Cheek Mike Cockrell Richard Collins Larry Cook Sharon Coon Kathleen Corcoran Bill Craddock Fred Dcckor Linda Dorough Adrienne Dowell Dick Doyle Ronald Driggers George Echols Linda Edwards Sue Edwards 152 Tom Fix Harold Flowers Pat Foreman Peggy Fortner Sharon Fowler Patty Fox Jack Franklin Joe Frederick Jane Freeman Pat Freeman Wayne Freeman Harriot Fricdlander Bob Elan Isabel Evans Lana Fazande Guy Finley Barbara Fisher Steve Fry George Gabelmann Jimmy Gasparini Raymond George Jimmy Gibson David Glasgow Ronnie Glaspie Carol Graham Jenie Graham Ronny Gray Janice Gresham Evelyn Griffin Mike Gross Allan Guillory Linda Hall Dcbby Hanson Kathy Hanson Irene Hartsfield Bonnie Hawkins Tony Harlan Ann Harper Glenn Harris Jimmy Hayden Susan Heidrich Buddy Henderson Henry Harrison Wayne Harrison Ernest Hendrix Mary Hensley Robert Herschback Jack Holliday Kenneth Hollingsworth Sharon Hubbard Lometa Hudnall Rick Hughes Loland Jackson Jill Johns Sally Johnson Clifford Jones Doan Kellner Celia Kay Kennemer John King Sharon Korkmas Rudy Kratz Robert Lacy Larry Lasater Mike Lawrence Walter Lindsey James Lockhart Patty Ludwig Doug Lynch Lynda Lynch Robert McAlpin Jerry McCarm Eddie McCarty Mack McDonald Sammie McKinney Gail McKinzie Bobby Macnab Paul Manziel Katy Marshall Mike Miller Moody Miller Claudia Mitchell Elizabeth Moore Dan Morton Barbara Mowers Doug Mullings Martha Murrell Linda Nall Jack Neill Jan Nelson Kyle Nelson Georgene Nolte Bobby Oldham Barry Owen Linda Owens Leo Parmer Priscilla Marshall Joan Ann Mason Danny Mathes Melinda Michalska Jo Ann Miller Mary Miller Ann Mathews Larry Mathews Andrea Matteson Kenneth Mays Jim Patterson Jim Patterson Miko Payno Carolyn Peacock Carolyn Peck Sandra Perryman Bynum Petty Wylie Phillips Suzy Phipps Manse Pitzer Miriam Polk Patty Price Henry Prins Merry Pummer Gail Ratliff Ann Rowlings Glenn Reese Linda Reevos Thomas Reeves Wayne Renfore John Ronayne Sherry Roosth Randy Ross Shirley Rhone George Richardson Norma Rowe Tommy Roosth Linda Safe Jerry Sanders Cliff Saunders Kathryn Scritchfield Warren Sears Charles Shaver Maurice Shaw Lynnette Sherrod Bill Short Monty Small Juanita Smith Larry Smith Jerry Spraggins Patty Sproule Annabel Stamps Boyd Watson Harold Weisner Judy Williams Ted Williams Tim Williams Barbara Willingham Don Wiseman Pat Wood Rodney Wood Carey Woods Steve Yates Mary York Rusty Gamble Harry Wallace Doug Warner Tim Warren J. 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