San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1957 volume:

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Q.-ff., 1 i ' -.11-w .1 -:- ,,., ,. 5- .- 1. .' ,V . 45.7, 1 1957 EDITORIAL STAFF ' Pat Duncan, Editor lim Bond Marcia Calhoun Gaynell Cox Tonya Morris Lois Ritter Steele Daniel, Art David Williams, Photography ER TABLE OF CONTENTS I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X. Campus Faculty Students Organizations Sports Favorites Who's -Who L Activities Snapshots Advertising BUSINESS STAFF Ricky Glassett, Business Manager Carolyn Boatright Pat Henry Linda Lyons Nan Polk Josephine Poteet Ann Therwhanger Linda Woods Ed. B. Cole, Adviser 1 f , '1 DEDICA TIO Q' .. 'ig .z 9.9 lll!L f !!:::::' hll Ill!!-Ill IIS-Il! llililg lil- ,. Ill!!! I--S 21... , - 1lZIH1 I-I if ll-I 'B x - iems - -s W N ' KET, ,-.:-- ' ,JF -1 S-'-'gi 'MQ m - 'M , N, t 1.4 ' i r Q vf' Q5 or lhdq Y 1 ,., x ,. fd X cs? Q 4 QQ , f An exact definition of school spirit is impossible because the XVQ wx , ' X ,X words carry a different meaning to each individual. It's a feeling ',' lxJ.'. , O i lt X that neither triumph nor adversity nor overwhelming odds can Z' I lx 7 . -Q tarnish. ' . ' X il 1 , X g ks You have school spirit when ou know that your football team f. X ,, x Y I X g Q R or school paper or play cast is the best - regardless of what the ,J J, scoreboard says. ' I , Q Y ,, , School spirit is that lump you find hard to swallow' when you 1,39 2: V , hear your school song. lt's that desire to be a good citizen, because X' ff 'Q you know that your actions reflect on your school as well as your- I ' self. 6 T School spirit grows with the realization that all students whcM77mf gpg U A participate in school-sponsored activities deserve recognition, y 'N' whether in the classroom or on the athletic field. , 'J r 3 In San Angelo High School, the Bobcat exemplifies school spirit. J: ty- is , l I x - - - -..f 1:3 T5 And to all good Bobcats who this year have carried the Orange gn' ' 'E' x 33 A . and Blue of SAHS into competition, whether on the gridiron, tennis F r Y - court, stage, or in numerous literary events, we dedicate the 1957 Z Westerner: Because you have proved that you can win without arrogance and lose without resorting to the alibi. ' Because you have carried our school colors high and made -.. 1 mu f the Bobcat something to be reckoned with in all fields of competition. 616 fx But most of all, because you have given your best. ff tl 1 K f t Fi? Pat Duncan, Editor is Q! 1 Q Ricky Glassett, Business Manager , Ed B. Cole, Adviser my J f, if Y! X! . X-Qf ' ff G 1' Q f ' 4 , 17 ' K W ' Y ' Q M ' I its x- '1 x X4 T' + -.- xg L ' s .-rs.. , ' v x 1. lb I.. gflnl X 9 xx Q . . ,, A A X I n X x-7' I 'Mid the shouts and cheering of the throng, 5 H ' X QL Y .4 r Alma Mater, hear our song l' H ,ll Let resounding echoes, voices raise, j 'A lj, 'S Q , 3 l I l X' V' iq Spreading forth thy name, thy praise. A '- Q pl Always loyal, faithful, ever true, Thus we make our pledge to you And we'll never fail, but we'll ': . -: J ' , XX I , , ' ?Q v l X K , 1 l V , .-: I ' if - - - gggf ' I - Y-1-' 1 . f 'D ,? ' f ,gif , y . 1 -,ga 6 .esfs ea 1 s:..f .-. -, I f-e-5 ' T' ' ' 55? 1 X, SCHOOL SONG fs as S X 'ff Q 'al l l YY, r V' - li? ,L li ' ' l ff ,f ,Q x X 'aff 4 N 4 Q 'FJ X Q 'fl always hail, SAH, hail to you, all hail. ,ff f lx P ls , ,ff Q , J- it If I ffl gr r. All hail to you dear SAH, Hail to the orange and the blue, Thy sons and daughters love thee well, Their faith and love will ne'er grow old. Deep in our hearts, thy deeds, thy fame, And glorious victory shall remain. The eyes of Texas are upon you, All the livelong day. Hail to you, dear S. A. H. ...-mmf-H QW e f W ' 7. w an M were My, 555356 MA fa my J..-'11 UHHJ iw ,rg ,Y Q.. ' --18-.:. H ' , . rr-. -g3,:A--,,: '35 S11-iii, if ,Nagy rf ...M mu vw if 269: S .9 , at' xx 6 4. 315 5 i5?+w 'f A' -Me ' i 'Q wi . , f. YW Av' ffl if . W A J fig?-Szfrifizfizfzi ea ,, iw' ' W. 'I Q -4 v i ! 'Q ! i M is I i 2 1 3 x X N 9 I x 5:1 -1, 11:53, EE 1 M ,A -3 M4 V Nw W W. . 31:25 'MM .:5'i'k?E'ifH life fag wie i'o'e'-f':'f1 fGff+f0fJz-fffi' Q4 v.'.'3f-m:gm:'gstsanm:m:'-sv .3 1 2 s 33 Principal Minton L. White hands the shovel to David Connally, who represented the student body. Iudge Orlan Sims, an ex-Bobcat, had his turn with the shovel. NEW SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL On Ianuary 3, 1957, the new San Angelo High School became more than a sheaf of architect's draw- ings. For on that date ground-breaking ceremonies at the site of the new plant officially inaugurated actual construction. The event culminated years of effort by the school board and administration, and marked a significant milestone in the educational history of San Angelo. i s f aircte w - H Fifi ' , F Examining the specially decorated scoop are David Connally and Jimmy Leavell. SAHS Band furnished music for the ground-breaking ceremonies. Mr. Frank Pool, school board pres- ident, turns first shovelful of dirt. xg' we F can 541, 43. E M. 53,611.53 21 'Q m '3-' H i S tix 1 iwhyk ,lk fu? F . air' w 4 w V IANE PENNINGTON 1939-1957 MEMORIAM NANCY ABBOTT 1939-1956 1 I -i- N3': l'1EH!'l?-5 'ifl' f , -1 .., - -wp f,-ln . U. 1. 14. ' 1 ,.f IV' f'.Z.Q':-qfw1'g- ' '- .zzfl : 1.1--' 'f . -- -.. ,r . 1... -.af Aj .., ', 1 ,- .l. ' .. ...V 5 ., . .,.. , 1 ,IVA , .. .-Q.:-H :,. . - . 1 . .'. f., 21-,-.N A .-'---',.4j- '. , ::.',..1gg', ' J . .- ' 0, -Y 1: -L. -z . - . ? , 5 ',.f.a',.'1. .- gg-,qA,,.. , ..': ,J-1, .- , . WA... .13 V, .. Aff 1 , 4, '1, :I 1 V. 321' 33'-I , ,X ,A ' 3--,sn , Q In - f' ' 5-YTKQ 1 I 4. 1 ,. f -1 WI. , ay' 17, 7' fi 77 7 22 KENALHEVN X XX I S x S W 7 CW S UPERIN TEN DEN T G. B. WADZECK BOARD OF EDUCATION ,Ji .V ,.Lh , 7 I 2 O ' +. be .:,- re , . ,L1,., - ,. ,. . , , FRANK M. POOL MARION BALCH 1, HOMER JORDAN, JR, ALVIN HAY President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DR. W. B. ROUNTREE EARL W. SMITH CURT STEIB PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MINTON L. WHITE F. E. HENRY IOHN L. BISHOP ERCELL W. BROOKS ROBERT H. MAYPIELD Assistant Superintendent Finance Curriculum EARLE ENGLISH D. N. PETERSON Special Services Auxiliary Services ALEXANDER, RUTH M. A., University of Wisconsin Speech ANDERSON, HOMER A. M. S., East Texas State College Band and Orchestra BALL, FRANCES L. M. Ed., University of Missouri American History BISHOP, MRS. IOHN L. M. S., Texas Technological College Reading BOX, MAX B. B. A., Hardin-Simmons University Boys Physical Education, Coach BROWN, l OSEPHINE M. A., University of Texas English BROWN, MARTHA M. A., University of Texas English BROWN, MRS. MAXINE M. Ed., West Texas State College Guidance Counselor BUNGER, BARBARA B. S., North Texas State College Homemalcing BUNYARD, MRS. RUTH B. S., Battle Creek College Health and Girls Physical Education BYRD. PAY A. B. A.. Howard Payne College Algebra CARTER. MRS. ROSCOE M. A., University of Texas English cmd Spanish COLE, ED B. M. A., Sul Ross State College Ioumalism, Publications CURRY. ORA MAE M. A., University of Texas American History EATON, ELIZABETH B. M. A., University of Texas English EILERS, MRS. KATHRYN B. M. A., University of Texas Government HERE ARE THE FACTS-Mr. B. F. Kirk shows his history stu- dents the book they will use in their study of World History. .QM wily . .Ht -.. MM WX rim 'S .. slew.. EMERSON, RALPH W. M. A., Southern Methodist University Drivers Education, Aeronautics GERMANY, SUE C. B. A., Daniel Baker College Algebra GIBSON, REV. RODNEY Th. B., Princeton Theological Seminary Bible GRISHAM, WILLIAM P. M. S., Alabama Polytechnical Institute Chemistry GROSS, LAN IS D. M. Ed., University of Texas Distributive Education HAGELSTEIN. HANS I. M. A., Sul Ross College Government HARRELL, BOB B. S., Texas Christian University Athletic Director, Head Coach HARTMAN, HAROLD T. B. S., Abilene Christian College World History, Boys Physical Education HERRING, I OYCE M. Ed., Sul Ross College Typing, Secretarial Training HUGHES, DUWAIN M.A., Southern Methodist University English HUMBERT, IOHN L. M. A., University of Texas American History KENNAMER, CLYDE H. M. A., Sul Ross College World History KING. HUGH E. M. A., Texas College of Arts and Industries English KING, ROBERT W. M. A.. Southwest Texas State College Biology KING, EVELYN W. M. A., Southwest Texas State College Spanish KINSEY, LLOYD K. M. E., Texas Technological College Trades and Industries WORK! WORK! WORK!-Mr. William P. Grisham demon- strates to his lab class how to set up one of many chemistry experiments. f 7 T .f P KIRK, MRS. ADELINE H. M. E., Sul Ross College Homemaking KIRK, BYRD F. M. A., Sul Ross College World History LANDHY, MRS. NAN B. A., Southwestern University English MOLEN. OUISA G. B. S., Mary Hardin-Baylor College Health, Girls Physical Education MULLINS, NORMAN B. B. A., Baylor University Boys Physical Education, Coach NANCE. MRS. WINNIFRED L. M. A., University of Texas English POTEET, ANNE A. M. A., Hardin-Simmons University English PURSER, BILL l. M. Ed., North Texas State College Boys Physical Education, Coach RAVVLINGS, l AMES S. M. Ed., Sul Ross State College Typing, World History REDFIELD, MRS. DOROTHY B. A., North Texas State College Latin REDFIELD, GLEN A. B. S., North Texas State College Woodshop HOUSE, BILL T. B. S., East Texas State College Mathematics RUDD. IOHN P. M. A., Hardin-Simmons University Guidance Counselor SAN DERFORD, MRS. ALVENIA M. Ed., Sul Ross College Reading SHANNON, MRS. LAVERNE B. A., North Texas State College Librarian SHAVER, THELMA B. S., Sul Ross College Mechanical Drawing ...X A BUSY PLACE-Keeping a close check on all students who insist on missing school is the job that keeps Mrs. Sue Pro- bandt and Mrs. Velma Glover busy. A V 1+ M L' . at tlll -.xxx i N Nr SMITH, MBS. IRENE B. S., Abilene Christian College Algebra STULL, ERNEST R. M. S., East Texas State College Algebra TANKERSLY, LaN EAL B. S., Texas Christian University Physical Education, Tex-Anns Sponsor THOMPSON. l AMES H. B. A., Austin College Choral Music TUNNELL, MRS. MOLENA B. L. S., Texas State College for Women Librarian VANCE. FANNYE M. A., Southern Methodist University Algebra VAN COURT. MAXINE B. S., Texas State College for Women Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Training VAN ORDEN, KEENE C. M. A., University of Minnesota Geometry VINSON, MRS. LULA M. Ed., University of Texas Commercial 4 WALLACE, MRS. ESTELLE M. S., Iowa State College H omemaking WILKINSON. l ACK B. A., Texas Western College Boys Physical Education, Coach WINDSOR, PRENTISS C. M. A., University of Texas English WITHERSPOON. l. B. M. Ed., Hardin-Simmons University Government WOOLEY, CLAUDE C. M. A., Sul Ross College Physics YOUNG. E. E. M. A., Sul Ross College Vocational Agriculture TIME OUT-Students of Mr. Du- wotin Hughes take time cxwcxy from their study to have their picture taken for the Westerner. GLOVER, MRS. VELMA Howard Payne College Assistant Attendance Clerk PROBANDT, MRS. SUE University of Texas Pupil Accountant SUMMERS, MRS. BETTIE TODD B. A., Hardin-Simmons University Registrar WILLIAMS, MRS. BOBBYE A. A., Kilgore Iunior College Tex-Anns Sponsor, Office Assistant Miss Anne Poteet greets parents. 1. . J X 'I Z is sw A wir Q 'iii . Mrs. Bobbye Williams shows two Tex-Ann leaders a new step. Mr. Iames Rawlings and Mrs. Irene Smith in the main hall. -n. - , .- H u 4,1 D Q8 IBL :L ZBA mv. f-' 'fx 791 ff 1 Th '7 ON ri-Ag'-t WK,4.x fx KQ vt M1 , .Ii .f A . 4, -, 1 P? ' '.- .. l-...U .VE J 1, v'gw , f,- y , , r. -. i , 5. ENIOR CLASS UFF CERS Nonnan Marshall ................................ Ph11 Lane .......... Rose Marie Glover . Susan Meadows . . . Sonny Richardson . . Miss Ruth Alexander Q!!! President . . . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter . Sponsor ADAMS, G-WEN A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, 56. ADAMS, IIMMY , Math Club, Executive Board, 57: Swing and Tum, 57. ADAMS, SANDRA A Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Girls' Choir, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, Ass, 57. ADCOCK, VICKI Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Iunior Prom Duchess, 56: Senior Banquet Com- mittee, 57: Sophomore Orientation, 56: Student Council, 56, 57: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Vice-President, 57: Youth Center Council, 57: Senior Play, 57: Homecoming Duchess, 57. AGUIRRE, LOUISE Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, 55, 56, 57: National Honor Society, Treasurer, 57: Swing and Turn, 56. ALLEN, DENNY Future Farmers, 55, 56, 57: Boys' Tennis, 55: Rodeo Club, 56, 57. ALLEN, FREDDIE Distributive Education, 57. ANDERSON, DOROTHY Campus Corral Staff, 56, 57: Exchange Editor, 56, 57: Teen- Age Library Club, 55. ANDERSON, WILLIE CHARLES Football, 'B' Team, 55. ARMSTRONG. DONALD Boys' Tennis, 55, 56, 57, QQ? -QW- ,en ri 4-uv '-ww GT l ARNOLD, BET'I'E Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Com- mittee: Tex-Anns, 56, 57. BAGGETT, PATRICIA Girls' Volleyball Team, 55, 56. BAKER, GAIL Girls' Choir, 55, 56: Swing and Tum, 55: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56. BAKER, MACK BALCH, MARION SUE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Reporter, 57: Debate, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Line-Up Salesman, 55, 56: Senior Banquet Committee: Student Council, 55: Tex-Arms, 56, 57: Thespians, 55, 56, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Parliamen- tarian, 57: Pre-Legislative, 55, 56: Senior Play Cast. BALL, SANDRA Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Banquet Committee: Sophomore Orientation, 56, 57: Student Council, 56, 57: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Thespians, 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: West-Texas Forum, 56: Pre-Legislative, 55, 56: Youth Center Council, 57: Senior Play Committee: Twirp Assembly, 57. BARBER, BRIAN 'A' Association, 56, 57: Football, Bobcats, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Basketball, Bobcats, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55. BARTZ. MARY IANE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Future Homemakers, 55: Na- tional Honor Society, 56, BEAL, CHARLES BEAUCHAMP, GEORGE Bobcat Baseball, 57: Football, 'B' Team, 55: Math Club, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Track, 55. BECK, IANELLE BEDNAR, LAVELLE TRANSFER, EOLA: Basketball, 56: Runner-Up Regional De- bate, 56: Iunior Class President: Volleyball Team, 56. TRANS- FER, MONTICELLO: Christian Association, 55: Girls' Athletic Association, 55: Sophomore Class President: Student Council, 55: French Club, 55. BENNETT, MARGARET Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Senior Banquet Committee: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57: Treasurer, 57: All School Play Property Committee Chair- man, 57: Pre-Legislative, 56, 57. BIEDERMANN, DIANA Future Teachers, 56: Girls' Athletic Association, 55: Volley- ball Team, 56. BIRCH, CAROLYN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57. BIRKS, ROBERT SENIORS ELECT OFFI- CERS - Seniors chose class officers to serve for the entire school year early in October. Here Gerald Roach makes his selection while Margaret Bennett looks on. Also marking ballots are Iac- kie Harris and Iohnny McGee while Cheri Ma- jor, Pat O'Neal, and lane Rechenthin ponder the list of candidates. 'bfi n'? 'O llwlf? ww, BITNER. NANCY Girls' Athletic Association, 55: Volleyball Team, 56. BLACKBURN, MAX Football, 'B' Team, 55: Golf, 57: Sophomore Orientation, 56: Track, 55. BOATRIGHT, CAROLYN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Girls' Choir, 56: lunior Prom Committee: Sophomore Orientation, 56: Senior Banquet Com- mittee: Tex-Anns. 56: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Westemer Staff, 57: Senior Play Committee, 57. BOND, lIM Campus Corral Staff, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Thespians, 55, 56, 57: Westerner Staff, 57. BOST. MARTHA Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Future Homemakers, 56, 57: Presi- dent, 57: Girls' Choir, 57. TRANSFER, BIG SPRING: Future Homemakers, 55, 56: Historian, 55: Vice-President, 56: Senior Scouts, VicePresident, 55: Secretary, 56. BOYD, BILLY Math Club, 57: Slide Rule Club, 56: Tennis, 55, 56, 57. BOYKIN, BARBARA Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 57: Line- Up Salesman, 57: Senior Banquet Committee: Teen-Age Library Club, 56: Volens Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57. . , ' L v 5 4-Y . BRALY, MAE mm won Lev Q2 7 Student Council Alternate, 57: Teen-Age Library Club, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57: Vice-President, 57. BRAMLETT, IIMMY BRAZIL, IESSE Future Farmers, 55, 56. BREWER, MARY SUE Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Volleyball Team, 56. BRIANT, PAT Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, Vice- President, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56: lunior Prom Publicity Committee: Senior Banquet Committee: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Reporter, 56, 57: Volley- ball Team, 56. BRONCY, CAROLE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Footliqhters, 55: Iunior Classical League, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Banquet Com- mittee: Tennis, 55: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Track, 55: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Chaplain, 57: Senior Play. ,, uf' 115:59 LIC 757 BROWN, DON 577-U Football, 'B' Team, 54: Salubris Hi-Y, 55-56: Secretary, 55: Vice-President, 56. , 7 ,e . BROWN, PAT he :W with fa, 1 - l Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, 56, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 56, 57: Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57. TRANSFER, BROWNWOOD: Future Homemakers, 55: Future Nurses, Treasurer, 55: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Student Council, 55: Volleyball Team, 55: Track, 55. BROWN, SUE Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Footlighters, 55: Girls' Tennis, 55: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56: Pre-Legislative, 56: Youth and Govem- ment, 56. BRYMER, PATSY Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Future Homemakers, 55, 57: Swing and Turn, 55, 56: Teen-Age Library Club, 56: Capri Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56: Treasurer, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57. BUDD, IACQUELINE Future Nurses, 57. TRANSFER, TORRINGTON, WYOMING: Drill Team, 54: Future Homemakers, 54. TRANSFER, FREER: Future Homemakers, 55. TRANSFER, MONAHANS: Pep Club, 56: Thespians, 56: Iunior Class Play. BULGER, BETTY Future Nurses, 55: Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57. BULLOCK, SAMMIE 'I-T-Q? - lizwtsg.-H' Q nits-, 41 'Wir 1 yr BUNDREN, GEORGAN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Distributive Education, 57: Foot- lighters, 55: Girls' Choir, 56: Senior Banquet Committee: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Westemer Business Staff, 56. BURK, PAUL Footlighters, 55, 56: Future Farmers, 55, 56, 57. BUBNHAM, DONALD BYRD, BONNIE A Cappella Choir, 55, 56: Football, 'B' Team, 56. CALHOUN, MARCIA Future Nurses, 55, 56, 57: President, 55, 57: Vice-President, 56: Girls' Athletic Association, 56: LineUp Salesman, 56, 57: Student Council, 56: West Texas Forum, 55: Tennis, 557 Westerner Staff, 57: Sophomore Orientation, 56: Interclub Council, 57: Best Citizen, 57. CALKIN, ALLAN Campus Corral Staff, 56, 57: Editor, 57: Math Club, 57: Na- tional Honor Society, 56, 57: Sophomore Picnic Publicity Committee: Student Council, Reporter, 57: Interclub Council, 57: Key Club, Vice-President, 57: Senior Play Committee, 57. CAMAREN A, I ESSE CAIVIPBELL, CAROL Distributive Education, Secretary, 57: Future Homemakers, 55: Future Teachers, Parliamentaricm, 55: Volens Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57: Secretary, 57. CAMPBELL, EDNA Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57: Tennis, 55. TRANSFER. BLACKSHEAR: Basketball, 55: Band Majorette, 55: Track, 55: Iunior Tri-Hi-Y, 55. CAMPBELL, LETTERMAN Football, 'B' Team, 55. CANNON, FRANCINE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Vice-President, 57: Debate, 55: Footlighters, 55: National Honor Society, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Phone Committee, 56: Treasurer, 57: Pre-Legislative, 55, 56, 57: Youth cmd Govem- ment, 57. CARLEY, IUANITA Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Future Homemakers, 57: Swing and Tum, 55, 56, 57: Volleyball Team, 56. CARLTON, IO ANN A Cappella Choir, 57: Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Future Home- makers, Song Leader, 56, 57: Girls' Choir, 55: Future Teach- ers, 56, 57: Tex-Anns, 55, 57. CARTER, TOMASINE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56: Westerner Business Staff, 57. CEDILLO, AUDELIA Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 56: Tex- Anns, 56, 57. CHANDLER, MARTHA ANN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Parliamentarian, 57: Foot- lighters, 55, 56: Senior Banquet Committee: Student Council, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, Headleader, 56, 57: Pheta Trl-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Runner-Up Most Friendly Girl, 57: Homecoming Duchess, 57: Senior Play, 57. SENIORS AT LAST - One of the big days on the senior calendar was the day pictures were made for the Westemer. Here Nancy Bitner waits patiently as the photog- rapher straightens her cap. 'UH nn...f,.'s 'f +- 'Gai' 1-v Sv' CHAPMAN, BETTY Future Homemakers, 57. CHENAULT, TOMMY CHOATE, ANN A Cappella Choir, 57: Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57. CLARK, GLENDA Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57. CLINE, CLAUDE, IR. Trade and Industries, 55, 56, 57: Vocational-Industry Club, 56. COBB, LOUISE Future Homemakers, 55, 57: Yearbook Committee, 57: Fu- ture Teczchers, 56, 57: Girls' Choir, 57: Orchestra, 55, 56. CONNALLY, DAVID Footlighters, 55: Iunior Classical League, 55, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Student Council, 56, 57: President, 57: Iunior Rotarian, October, 57: Bovs' State, 57: Texas Association of Student Council, 56: Southern Association of Student Coun- cils, 57: Key Club, 57: Senior Play, 57. CONNALLY, TOM Bowling, 56: Football, 'B' Team, 55: Basketball, 'B' Team, 55: Golf, 56: Track, 55: Swing and Turn, 55: Slide Rule, 56: Math Club, 57: Distributive Education, 57: Salubris Hi-Y, 55, 56: Chaplain, 56. ' CONNELL, DUANE Trade and Industries, 56. COX, GAYNELLE Campus Corral Staff, Business Manager, 56, 57: Swing and Turn, 55: Westerner Staff, 57. CRATON, IAMES TRANSFER, BLACKSHEAR: Sophomore Class Treasurer, 55 Student Council, Reporter, 55. CROSSWHITE, MINNIE Distributive Education, 57. CROWDER, REDGE DAGLEY. LLOYD Football, 'B' Team, 55: Trade and Industries, 56, 57: Voca tional Industry Club, 57, 57: President, 57, DANIEL. STEELE Bobcat Band, 55, 56: Campus Corral Staff, Art Editor, 57: Iunior Classical League, 55, 56: Tennis, Manager, 56: West- emer Staff, Art Editor, 57: Senior Banquet Committee, 57. DART, ALAN Bowling, 55: Iunior Classical League, 55: Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Swing and Tum, 55: Tennis, 55. DAVIS, FREDDIE Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Math Club, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56 57: Radio Band, 56. DAVIS, GLENN .U 5 1 nexus rg ' 5 '7 Football, 'B' Team, 55: Distributive Education, 55. DELGADO, THELMA Future Homemakers, '55, 56, 57: Future Nurses, 55, 56. DE LONG, FRANCIS 3 DENIS, ARTHUR ' U Future Farmers, 55, 56: National Honor SOC1elY, Parliamen- tarian, 56. DIETZ, MARY Volleyball Team. 56: Spanish Club, 55. DIXON, LOU NELL Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55: Girls' Athletic Association, 56: Line-Up Salesman, 55, 56: National Honor Society, Secretary, 56: Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Senior Banquet Committee: Tex-Anns, Leader, 56, 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Secretary, 57. DOMINQUEZ, INEZ Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Tennis, 56, 57. DUCOTE, DAVID Golf, 57: TRANSFER, PALESTINE: Football, 55, 56: Golf, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Tennis, 55. DUNCAN, PAT Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: President, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Future Teachers, 56: Girls' Athletic Association, 55: Junior Prom Committee: Slide Rule Club, 56: Sophomore Picnic Committee Chairman: Sophomore Orientation, 56, 57: Senior Banquet Committee, 57: Prophecy Committee Chair- man, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: All School Play, 57: Pheta Tri- Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Pre-Legislative, 55, 56, 57: Youth and Gov- ernment, 55, 56, 57: Senator, 56, 57: Student Council, 55, 56, 57: Texas Association of Student Council. 56: Interclub Coun- cil, 57: Youth Center Council, 55, 56: Runner-Up Girls' State, 56: Westerner Staff, Editor, 57: Thespian, 57. DUNCAN, SANDRA Bobcat Booster Club, 57: TRANSFER, BRADY: Most Beauti- tul of Sophomore Class: Finalist in Miss Brady High Contest, 55. TRANSFER, ABILENE: Iunior Class Queen: Vocalist of High School Stage Band, 55. EARLY, OLETA Bobcat Band, 56: Future Homemakers, 57: Future Nurses, 55: Volleyball Team, 55. K 1 -- , EASTER, BARBARA ,NYXGJJMCC C1 42 l Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 56: Iu.n.ior Prom Committee: Sophomore Picnic Committee: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 53, 57: Secretary, 56: Treasurer, 57: Youth and Government, 5 . ECKERT, JANET Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57 : Footlighters, 55: Girls' Ath- letic Association, 55, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Sophomore Orientation Committee: Tennis, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. -. 1 EDGINGTON, IASON 'A' Association, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Math Club, 57: Track, 55, 56, 57. EISENBACH, ROY ...q ttcomf-,risk DW 'A' Association, 56, 57: Bobcat Band, 55, 57: Orchestra, 56: Track, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 57. ELLINGTON, MIKE 'A' Association, 56, 57: Football, 'B' Team, 55: Track, 55, 56, 57: Salubris Hi-Y, 56: Zocahs, 57. ENGLISH, KENNETH 'A' Association, 55, 56, 57: Basketball, Bobcats, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Football, Bobcats, 55, 56, 57: National Honor So- ciety, 56, 57: Zocahs, 55, 56, 57: Vice-President, 56, 57: Soph- omore Orientation. ERWIN, LINDA Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Cheerleader, 56, 57: Head Cheerleader, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Footlighters, 55, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Banquet Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Student Council, 55, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Secretary, 57: Iunior Prom Duchess: Most Popular Girl, 57: Senior Play: Homecoming Duchess, 57: Pre-Legislative, 56. ESKEW, VALTON Future Farmers, 56, 57. PLEASE DON'T! -- Some of the tactics used dur- ing class officer elections weren't according to Hoyle, but they undoubt- edly were effective. Here lack Kemp threatens Iimmy Manitzas with a gun in an effort to extort a vote for his favorites. EVANS, DONALD 1 Football, 'B' Team, 55: Bobcats, 57: Distributive Education, 56: Salubris Hi-Y, 55. FARMER, ANITA Distributive Education, Reporter, 57: Future Teachers, 56, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 56: Sophomore Picnic, 55: Swing and Turn, 56, 57. FIELDS. KIM Baseball, 57: Future Farmers, 55: Football, Bobcats, 57: Swing and Turn, 55, 56, 57. FIELDS. LINDA - Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Iunior Prom Committee: Na- tional Honor Society, 56, 57: Senior Banquet Committee: Slide Rule Club, 56: Sophomore Orientation: Student Council, 55, 56, 57: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Parliamen- tarian, 57: Pre-Legislative, 56: Youth Center Council, 57: Southern Association of Student Council, 56: West Texas Forum, 55. FINE, CAROLE ANN Future Teachers, 55, 56, 57: Treasurer, 55: Secretary, 57: Miss FTA, 56: State Treasurer, 56: District, Secretary, 56: Cor- responding Secretary, 57: Iunior Classical League. 55, 56, 57: Reporter, 55: Vice-President, 56: President, 57: Iunior Class Reporter: Iunior Prom Committee: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Alta Tri- Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Youth Council, 55: lnterclub Council, 57: Girl Most Likely to Succeed, 56, 57. FISHER, GENE Trade and Industries, 56, 57: Vocational lndustry Club, 58. FLORES, OLIVIA Orchestra, 55, 56, 57. FOREMAN, FRANCES A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Future Nurses, 55, 56, 57: Par- Iiamentarian, 55: Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57: National Honor So- ciety, 56, 57: Swing and Turn, 57. FOX, RONNIE A Cappella Choir, 55: Boys' Tennis, 55, 56: Salubris Hi-Y, 56. FREEMAN, EARLEEN --- fvvxCJ JVIYLL C J 7 Campus Corral, Publicity Editor, 56: Girls' Choir, 56: Tex- Anns, 56, 57: Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, 57. TRANSFER, NACOG- DOCHES: Student Council, Reporter, 55: Future Homemak- ers, 55. FRY, KENNETH Distributive Education, 56: Thespian, 57: Salubris Hi-Y, 56. FUNK, IOEY Junior Prom Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Zocahs, 55, 56, 57: Friendliest Boy, 57. FUNK, MURRELL Archery Club, 56. GALINDC, CLEMENTE A Cappella Choir, 55: Future Homemakers, 55, 57: Math Club. 57: Senior Banquet Committee. GALLAS. NELDA Bobcat Booster Club, 56: Girls' Choir, 55, 56: Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, 56. GILBERT, GLENDELL Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Campus Corral Staff, 56: Sopho- more Orientation: Westerner Staff, 56, 57: Homeroom Re- porter, 56, 57. GILMORE, SANDRA Future Hornemakers, 55: Trade and Industries, Vice-President, 57: Vocational Industry Club, Vice-President, 57: Volleyball Team, 55, 56. GLOVER. KEITH Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: Orchestra, 57: Student Council, 57. GLOVER. LORETTA Girls' Volleyball Team, 55. GLOVER, ROSE MARIE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Christian Student Union, Secretary, 57: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Class Treasurer: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Class Secretary: Senior Banquet Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Student Council, 56, 57: Corresponding Secretary, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Pre- Legislative, 56, 57: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Thespians, 57: Senior Play. 57: Senior Banquet Chairman, 57. 5 Na-.1 wg-2-Q.. 19 ir., GOETZ, BETTY Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, Vice-Presi- dent, 55, 56: National Honor Society, 56: Teen-Age Library Club, 56: Tex-A.nns, 56, 57: Interscholastic League, Typing Contest, 57. GONZALES, RICHARD Distributive Education, 56, 57. GRAY, HOMER Math Club, 56, 57. GREEN, LONNIE Football, 'B' Team, 55: Track, 55, 56, 57. GREGG, TOMMY HAGELSTEIN, HERMAN Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Drum Major, 57: Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: State Fair Orchestra, 56: All State Orchestra, 56. HALBARDIER, LYNN Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Campus Corral Staff, 56, 57: Fu- ture Homemakers, Reporter, 57: Senior Banquet: Swing and Tum, 55: Westemer Staff, 55, 56: Teen Page Reporter, 57: Inner-Club Council, 57: Interscholastic League Press Con- ference, 56, 57: Senior Play Crew. HALEY, IRIS Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, Histo- rian, 57: Orchestra, 55: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. HALL, BLIX Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Senior Banquet: Tennis, 55: Tex- Anns, Leader, 56, 57: Capri Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56: Blue Bonnet Belle Relay, 55. HALL, nassrf' Football, 'B' Team, 56: Bobcats, 57: Student Council, 55. HAMBLIN, DUANE HANEY, CHARLENE HARRIS, IACKIE Football, 'B' Team, 55: Sophomore Orientation, Thespians, 57: Salubris Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Youth and Government, 56: All School Play, 57: Senior Play. 57. HARRIS, IO-AL Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Secretary, 55: Christian Student Union, Vice-President, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Girls' Athletic Association, 55: Iunior Prom Decoration Committee Chair- man: Senior Banquet Committee: Slide Rule Club, 56: Sopho- more Orientation: Student Council, Parliamentarian, 57: Tex- Anns, 57: Thespians, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 58, 57, Parliamen- tarian, 56: Chaplain, 57: Extemporaneous Speaking, 57. HARRIS, LEN Tennis, 55, 56, 57. HARRISON, BOBBY IOE Football, 'B' Team, 55: Bobcats, 57: Basketball, 'B' Team, 56, 57: Bobcat Baseball, 56, 57: 'A' Association, 56, 57: Foot- lighters, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Math Club, 57: Senior Banquet Program Committee, 55, 56, 57: Sophomore Orienta- tion: Student Council, 55: Thespians. 55: State Contest Play, 55. LET'S PLAY COWBOYS - Boys, don't you know it's not safe to play with guns, especially back to back? Here Norman Marshall shoots Mar- cus Milliken, but Marcus aims at the blackboard. HARTMAN, WYNONA Future Nurses, 56: Future Teachers, 55, 56, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56, 57: Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57: Line-Up Sales- man, 57: Math Club, Secretary, 57: National Honor Society, 56: Student Council, 56: Swing and Turn, 56, 57: Volleyball Team, 56. HARVEY, DONALD 'A' Association, 55, 56, 57: Bobcat Baseball, 55, 56, 57: Basket- ball, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Football, Bobcats, 55, 56, 57: Zocahs, 55, 56, 57: Chaplain, 57. HARVEY, RONALD HAYNES, EDWIN Bobcat Band, 55: Rodeo Band, 55: Bowling, 55, 56: Distribu- tive Education, 57: P. E. Club, 57, HENDERSON, GAIL Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 58: Footlighters, 55, 56: Future Nurses, 55: Girls' Choir, 55, 56. HENDERSON. IRWIN TRANSFER: UVALDE: Future Farmers, Vice-President, 55. TRANSFER, HOUSTON: Rockets Hot Rod Club, 56. HENRY, BETTY HENRY, PAT Football, 'B' Team, 55: Iunior Classical League, 55, 56, 57: Math Club, Vice-President, 57: Slide Rule Club, 56: Western- er Staff, 57. HIGGINS, CHARLIE Basketball, Bobcats, 57: Football, 'B' Team, 55. HIGGINS, NELSON TRANSFER, LA FERIA: Football Letterman's Club, 55: Track, 55: Chorus, 55: Student Civil Air Patrol, 55: Explorers Troop, 55. TRANSFER, NEW ORLEANS: Debate, 56: A Cappella Choir, 57. HINRICHS, NORMA HOELSCHER, IO ANN , Distributive Education, 57: Future Teachers, 57: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Swing and Turn, 57. HOLBERG, DOROTHY HOLLEY, DON Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Band Sight Reading Club, 55, 56, 57: Sophomore Orientation: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: Radio Band, 56. HOLMES, FRANCES A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Regional Choir, 55, 56, 57: Bob- cat Booster Club. 57: Future Homemakers, Song Leader, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56, 57: Iunior Classical League, 57: Tennis, 55, 56: District Runner-Up, 56: Interde- nominational Youth Council, 56, 57: President, 57: Rainbow Girls, 55, 56, 57. HOOD. HELEN Future Homemakers, Historian. 57: Future Nurses, 55, 56, 57: Student Council, Altemate, 57: Teen-Age Library Club, 56, 57. HOOPER, TED Iunior Class Vice-President: Sophomore Class Vice-President: Iunior Prom Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Runner-Up Friendliest Boy, 57. HORTON, BEN Math Club, 57: Tennis, 56, 57. HOSKINS, LESSIE Distributive Education Club, 57: Tennis, 55. HOWARD, NEILL 'A' Association, 56, 57: Bobcat Baseball, 55, 56, 57: Basket- ball, 'B' Team, 56: Future Farmers, 55, 56: Vice-President, 56: Iunior Prom Committee. HOYT, RICHARD Math Club, 57: Tennis, 55: Rifle Association, 55. HUBBARD, LINDA Bobcat Band, 55, 56: Twirler, 55: Head Majorette, 56: obcat Booster Club, 57: Future Teachers, 57: Junior Prom C mmit- tee: Orchestra. 55. 56, 57: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Se tary, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56: State Fair Orchestra, 56. HUDEC. GLENDA HUDGENS, ALVON A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Student Council, 56: Regos Tri- Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Regional Choir, 56: All-State Choir Alternate. 56: Girls' Sextette, 55, 56: Melo-Magics, 57. HUDGENS, SHIRLEY Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Flag Bearer, 57: Bobcat Boostezi Club, 55, 56: Golf, 56, 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: Junior Prom Committee. 1 HUGGINS, JUDY Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Footlighters, 56: Junior Classical League, 56, 57: Assistant Secretary, 56: Student Counoil, 57. I HUTCHENS, CHARLES I Salubris Hi-Y, ss. ss. 57. I INGRUM, JOHN t Bobcat Baseball, 56, 57: National Honor Society, 56:3 Slide Rule Club, 56: Senior Banquet Committee. 1 l I IVY, MARSHA N Future Homemakers, 55: Future Nurses, Secretary, sspl Girls' Athletic Association, 55: Teen-Age Library Club, 56: Tex- Anns, 56, 57: Track, 55. I JACKSON, DALE 1 N l 1 l t IACKSON. IOYCE Distributive Education Club, 57: Future Homemakers, 55: Volens Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57. IACKSON, MARY BETH A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: President, 57: Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Christian Student Union, Alternate, 57: Future Teachers, 55, 56. 57: Vice-President, 55, 56: Iunior Classical League, 55: National Honor Society, 56, 57: Reporter, 57: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Parliamentarian, 56: President, 57: Y Council, 56: President, 57: Girls' Sextette, 55, 56: Melo Magics, 57: Regional Choir, 56: All State Choir Alternate, 56: Regional Choir, 57: All State Choir, 57: Inter-Club Council, Reporter, 57. IENNISON, IERRY A Cappella Choir, 54, 55, 56, 57: Swing and Turn, 54. IETT, IUNE Bobcat Booster Club, 56: Distributive Education Club, 57: Girls' Choir, Secretary, 55. IOHNSON, IACKIE Bobcat Booster Club, 55. 56: Distributive Education, 56: Iunior Prom Committee: Student Council, Alternate, 57: Track, 55: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56: Youth and Government, 56. IOHNSON, WANDA Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, 56: Volleyball, 'B' Team, 56: 'A' Team, 55. GOVERNMENT! GOVERN- MENT!-A job that kept all seniors busy twenty-four hours a day was studying for govern- ment. Glenda Hudec and Nor- ma Hinrichs exhibit their art of study. IOHNSTON, DICK 'A' Association, 55, 56, 57: Bobcat Baseball, 55, 56, 57: Foot- ball, Bobcat, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Slide Rule Club, ssl: Most Handsome Boy, 57: Zocahs, 57. 1 l IONES, IIMMIE t JONES, NORMA ' Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Footlighters. 55: Iunioxl Prom Committee: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Capri Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56. IONES. SHERMAN l Football, Bobcats, 56: 'B' Team, 55: Bowling, 55, 56: lFuture Homemakers, Secretary-Treasurer, 57: Tex-Anns, Manager, 57: Track. 55. KERBOW, JAMES t 'A' Association, 56, 57: Football, Bobcats, 56, 57: 'B'lTeam, 55: Bowling, 55. y KEMP. IACK l KERR, SAUNDRA Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Footliqhters, 55, 56: lFuture Homemakers, 55, 56, 57: Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57: Iuniot' Prom Committee: Line-Up Salesman, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, 57' Thes- pians, 55: Track, 56, 57: Fidelis Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57: Trelxsurer, 57: Youth and Government, 56: Volleyball Team, 55,l 56. l KIKER, IUDY , Future Homemakers, 55: Girls' Athletic Association. 55: Math Club, 57: Teen-Age Library Club: Tennis, 55. W w KNIGHT, NANCY A Cappella Choir, 57: Future Homemakers, 56, 57:: Girls' Choir, 55, 56: National Honor Society, 56. W l KNOX, ALEX 3 Bull Session Club, 54: Creative Writers, 54: Tennis Team, 54. 55: Kitten Football Team, 54. l l t l Y KRIZAN, RICHARD LACY, CLAUDE TRANSFER, BLACKSHEAR: Blackshear Band, 55, 56: Track, 56: Football, 'A' Team, 55, 56: Sophomore Class President. LAMB, BARBARA Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Future Homemakers, Reporter, 57: Girls' Choir, 56. LAMPKIN, CHARLES ETTA LANDON, MARY Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Iunior Classical League, 55, 56, 57: Student Council, 57: Swing and Turn, 55: Teen-Age Library Club, 55, 56, 57: Secretary, 56: President, 57: Delegate, Fort Worth, 55: Galveston, 57. LANE. PATSY LANE, PHIL 'A' Association, 55, 56, 57: Baseball, 55, 56, 57: Basketball, 'B' Team, 55: Bobcats, 56, 57: Football, 'B' Team, 55: Bobcats, 56, 57: Iunior Class Secretary: Sophomore Class Secretary: Senior Class Vice-President: National Honor Society, Presi- dent, 56: Boy's State, 56: Zocahs, 55, 56, 57: President, 57: Most Likely to Succeed, 55, 56, 57: Key Club. 57. LEIDECKER, BOBBY Bowling, 56: Football, 'B' Team, 55: Math Club, 57: Football Statistic Spotter, 56. LEWIS, MARIE Girls' Choir, 56: Future Homemakers, 56. TRANSFER, BLACK- SHEAR: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Tri-Hi-Y, 55: Girls' Choir, 55: Future Homemakers, 55. LLOYD. DAVID Iunior Prom Committee: National Honor Society, 56: Tennis, 55, 56, 57. LOCHABY, IOHN Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Math Club, 57: Slide Rule Club, 55: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57. 3 LONON. BILLY 1 Bowling, 55: Trades and Industries, 56. l w l 1 l l LOVING, DARLENE l - TRANSFER, ST. IOSEPH ACADEMY, ABILENE: Girls' Choir. 55, 56: Volleyball Team. 55: Iunior Class Favorite: Majbrette, 56: Madrie Grass Princess, 56. l LUCAS, LINDA Cheerleader, 'B' Team, 55: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Pub- licity Committee: National Honor Society, Vice-President, 56: Student Council, 55, 56: Tex-Anns, Leader, 56, 57: Alta lI'ri-Hi- Y, 55, 56, 57: Secretary, 57: Inter-Scholastic League, Typing, 56: Senior Play: Miss Spirit of Christmas, 57. N MCGEE, IOHN , A Cappella Choir, Reporter, 57: Tex-Anns, Manager, 56, 57: Thespians, 56, 57: President, 57: Vice-President, 56: Salubris Hi-Y, 56: All School Play, 56, 57: Inter-Scholastic League One- Act Play, 56: Senior Play, 57. ' MCGUFFIN, ELLA DAWN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Footlighters, 55: Student 'Coun- cil, 55: Homecoming Committee, 55. ' McKEE, MATTIE MAE ' Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56, 57: Girls' Choir, 55: Tex- Anns, 58, 57: Texas Twisters Square Dance Club, Treasurer, 56. w MCNEAL, WAYNE 1 Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: San Angelo Symphony Orchestra, 55, 56. l l l l MCNINCH, MARGARET MCPEEK, GAIL ' Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Orchestra, 55: Swing cmd Turn, 56: Tennis, 55: Track, 55: Volleyball Team, 56. y l w L. MCSHAN, GARY A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Track, 57. MACKIN, TOMMY Distributive Education, 57. MADDUX, GEORGE Football, Bobcats, 56. MAIOR. CHERI A Cappella Choir, 56: Highland Park Music Festival, 56: Iunior Classical League, 57: Junior Prom Decoration Com- mittee: Sophomore Orientation, 57: Student Council, Vice- President, 57: Thespians, 57: Tennis, 55: Key Club, 57: Senior Play. MANITZAS. IIMMY Senior Play Cast, 57. MANN, EDWARD IAMES Bobcat Band, 55, 56: Junior Classical League, 55: Orchestra, 56. BETTY LOVES BONNIE-Betty Goetz concentrates on her love for Ronnie while Sandra Ball just smiles and keeps her love a secret. w l MANN, LEN' ' Math Club, 57. MARSHALL, CONNIE Girls' Choir, 56: Senior Banquet Committee: Keystone Tri-Hi- Y, 55, 56, 57. I l l E MARSHALL, NORMAN ' 'A' Association, 55, 56, 57: Football, Bobcats, 55, 56, 57: Bas- ketball, Bobcats, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Baseball, 56, 57: Chris- tian Student Union, Song Leader, 56: President, 57: Iunior Class President: lunior Prom Committee: Senior Class Presi- dent: Senior Banquet Committee: Sophomore Class President: Track, 55: Zocahs, 55, 56, 57: Chaplain, 56: Sergeant-at-Arms, 57. MARTIN, IERRY l l 1 MARTIN, MARY Student Council, 57. MARTINEZ, ARTHUR Trades and Industries Club, 56, 57. l l MASSEY, IOYCE i Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Iunior Prom Comrnittee Senior Banquet Committee: Student Council, 56: Altemate 57: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. X MATTHEWS, MARY , A Cappella Choir, 56, 57: Secretary, 57: Bobcat Booster Club 57: Christian Student Union, Song Leader, 57: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Banquet Committee: Tex-Anns, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Songleader, 57. TRANSFER, DALLAS Travel Club, ,55: lunior Historical League, 55: Intermural Sports, 55: Girls' Choir, 55: Hi-Lites, 55: Student Council, 55 Record Club, 55. ' l l l MATHIS, MARGARET A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Na- tional Honor Society, 56: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Chblplam 57: Girls' Sextette, 55, 56: Melo-Magics, 57: RegionalNCho1r 56: All State Choir, 56: Regional Choir, 57. w MEACHAM, VIRGINIA t Volleyball, ss. , T I 1 MEADOWS, SUSAN Bobcat Booster Club, 55,. 56. 57: Debate, 55: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Line-Up Salesman, 57: Senior Class Treasurer: Senior Banquet Committee: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, Vice- President, 56: President. 57: Youth and Government, 56: Girls' State, 56: Most Beautiful, 57: Runner-Up, 56: Homecoming Queen, 57: Iunior Prom Duchess: Senior Play, 57. MEUREB, PAT Trades and Industries, 56. MICHAELS, NOYLENE Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Line-Up Salesman, 57. MIKESKA, KAREN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, 55: Future Nurses, 55, 56, 57: Secretary, 57: Line-Up Salesman, 57: Teenage Library Club, 55, 56. MILLER, SALLY MILLIKEN, MARCUS 'A' Association, 56, 57: Football, Bobcats, 55, 56, 57: Track, 56, 57: Zocahs, 56, 57: Iunior Optimists, 57. MINOR, RUDY A Cappella Choir, 57: Future Farmers, 56. MOELLER, LEILANI Debate, 56: Teenage Library Club, 557 Tennis, 55, 56: Track, 55: Westemer Staff, 57. MORALES, OFELIA Future Homemakers, 55, 56: Future Nurses, 55, 56, 57: Project Committee Chairman, 57. MORELAND, MELODY SUE Bobcat Band, 55. 56: Flag Bearer, 55: Banner Bearer, 56: Ro- deo Band, 55, 56: Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Banquet Committee: Stu- dent Council, 55, 56: Southern Association of Student Coun- cils, 55: Sophomore Orientation, 56: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. i f-1 , 'rim ,, 2, g,,. YZL7' U MORELL, DAURICE DEL Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Future Teachers, 56, 57: National Honor Society, 56: Swing cmd Turn, 55: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. I l MORNES. SHERMAN TRANSFER, BLACKSHEAR: A Cappella Choir, 55: Frpotball, 'B' Team. 55: Sophomore Class Officer: Student Cou xcil, 55: Biology Science Club, 55. MORROW, MARY Future Homemakers, 55: Girls' Choir, 55, 56. MOSS, IANE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Campus Corral Staff, 57: Footlighters, 55: Future Homemakers, Reporter, 57: Iunior Prom Committee: Student Council, 55, 56, 57: Treas Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Treasurer, '56 ident, 57: Youth and Government, 56, 57. l MURRAY, BYRON l Future Farmers, 56, 57. l MYERS, WILLIAM Football, Bobcats, 56: Future Farmers, 55. NEELEY, MORRIS l er, 57: : Pres- Civil Air Patrol Cadets, 57: Supply Sergeant, 55: Flight Lead- er, 56: Public Information Officer, 57: Industrial Arts,357. l NEILON, IIMMY I Football, 'B' Team, 55: Math Club, 57: Slide Rule Club, 55: Track, 56. l l l I l l l I l l l l NEUROTH, W. D. Football, Bobcats, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Math Club, 57. NICHOLSON. I IM , Bobcat Band, 55, 56: Rodeo Band, 55: Math Club, Pre 57: Slide Rule Club, 55: Tennis, 55, 56, 57. sident, NOLEN, SPEEDY 'A' Association, 56. 57: Baseball, 55, 56, 57: Football, Bob- cats, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Baseball, 'B' Team, 55. OATES, IMA IEAN Distributive Education, 57: Future Homemakers, 55: Tennis, 55. ODEN, DAVID OLSEN, IOHNNY Bobcat Band, 56, 57: Altemate Drum Major, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57. O'NE1-XL, PAT A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Footlighters, 55, 56: Iunior Class- ical League, 55, 56: Line-Up Salesman, 55, 56: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Thespians, 56. 57: Secretary, 57: Honor Thespian, 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Chaplain, 531 President, 57: Variety Show, 55, 56, 57: Interscholastic League, Poetry Reading, 55, 56, 57: All School Play, 56, 57: Senior Play, 57: Youth and Government, 56, 57: Regional Choir, 57: All State Choir, 57: Y Council, Treasurer, 56: Vice- President, 57. ORNELAS, DAN Trades and Industries, 56. 1597? FAVORITE PASTIME?-Ray ilant and Carole Broncy de- ide that studying isn't really s bad as they thought. They eem to really be enjoying hemselves. 'ian 5:-' --...Q , 'sr iv PACE, IANICE Future Teachers, 55: Girls' Choir, 55: Student Counci , Alter- nate, 57: Teen-Age Library Club, 56, 57: Regos Tri- i-Y, 55, 56, 57: Historian, 57. . PADILLA, IOSEPHINE Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Future Homemakers, SA: Girls' Choir, 55, 56. N PARKER, LANNY l Campus Corral Staff, 56, 57: Reporter, 55: Sports Editlzr, Pho- tographer, 57: Footlighters, 55: Westerner Staff, 57: Al School Play, 55: Senior Play, 57: Contest Play, 55: State Iou nalism Convention, 56. W l PARRISH, MARTHA Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Campus Corral Stccff, 56: llebate, 56: Footlighters, 55: Future Teachers, 56: Iunior Classical League, 55: Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Reporter, 57: Ten is, 55: Track, 55: Commencement Orchestra, 55, 56: State air Or- chestra, 57: All State Orchestra, 56, 57: San Angelo Sym- phony Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Blue Bonnet Belles, 55. PA'I'l'ON, CORALIE ' A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Bobcat Booster Club, 317: Ten- nis, 55: Girls' Sextette, 56: Melo-Magics, 57: Regos ri-Hi-Y, 57: Regional Choir, 57: All State Choir, 57. ' . . 7 PAVLICEK, BUD .mffxcq-on Ui 5 Fl Football, 'B' Team, 55. l l l l l l l l PENNINGTON, IANE Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Future Teachers, 55: Girls' lhhletic Association Council, 56: Girls' Choir, 55. l PIERCE, BILLY l 'A' Association, 56, 57: Football, Bobcats, 57: 'B' Taam, 55: Baseball, 57: Distributive Education, 55: Salubris Hi- t, 55, 56. l l l l l l PILANT, CLYDE RAY l Trades and Industries, 56, 57: President, 56: Heporterl 57. POWELL, DANA LYNN Distributive Education, 57: Footlighters, 55: Girls' Athletic As- sociation Council, 55. l 4 l POWELL, RUTH QUICKSALL, RABON Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: Orchestra, 56. 57. RATLIFF, GERALD Footlighters, 55: Math Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, 57: Thespians, 57. REAMES, OMA DEE Girls' Choir, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57. RECHENTHIN. IANE Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Debate, 57: Footlighters, 55: Iunior Prom Publicity Committee: Senior Banquet Committee: Tex-Anns, 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56: Pre-Legislative, 55: Senior Play, 57. RECTOR, VALETA Bowling, 57: Future Nurses, 55: Red Cross Senior Life Saving, ' 56: Red Cross First Aid, 56. REED, CAROL Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56, 57: President, 57: Swing and Turn, 55, 56, 57: Vice-President, 57: Volleyball Team, 55, 56, 57: Archery, 57. REED, RODNEY Bobcat Band, 55, 57: Band Sight Reading Club, 55: Bowling, 55, 57: Captain, 55: Rodeo Band, 55. REED, SCOTTY Future Farmers, 55, 56: Vocational-Industrial Club, 56, 57: Zocahs Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. V , 7 RICHARDSON, SANDRA MVVX Cl 3733 Li A '5 7 A Cappella Choir, 57: Footlighters, 55: Future Homemakers, 55:- Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56: LineUp Salesman, 56: Tex-Anns, 56, 57. l l l RICHARDSON, SONNY l Future Farmers, 55: Math Club, 57: Senior Class Reporter: Senior Banquet Publicity Committee: Thespians, 57: Track, 56: Student Council Alternate, 57: Rodeo Team, 571 Senior Play. l w RINK, OTHO l A Cappella Choir, 54, 55, 56, 57: Vice-President, 56:! Bobcat Band, 54, 55, 56: Bobcat Band Sight Reading Club, 541 55, 56: Orchestra, 54, 55, 56: Slide Rule Club, 54, 56: Senior I-llay, 56: All-Schgol Play, 56: Rodeo Band, 54, 55: Highland Park Fes- tiva , 5 . l RITTER, LOIS 3 Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Westerner Staff, 57: Senior Play. TRANSFER, DEL RIO: Future Homemakers, Reporter, 56: Iunior Prom Decoration Committee Chairman: National Honor Society, 56: Sophomore Class Secretary: Most Beau- tiful Freshman: Inmior Play: Speech Club, 56: Pep-R-Etta, President, 56: Kat Klaw, Assistant Editor, 56: Senior Play: l ROACH, GERALD Bowling, 55, 56: Secretary, Championship Team, 55: ootball, 'B' Team, 55: Senior Play. l One-Act Play, Poetry, Interscholastic League, 56. ROBERTS. CHARLIE Baseball, 55: Future Farmers, 55. ROBERTSON, BARBARA ' l ROBERTSON, GLORIA , ROBISON, MONNIE w A Cappella Choir, 57: Baseball, 57: Basketball, Bobcats, 57: 'B' Team, 55, 56: Football, 'B' Team, 55: Future Farniers, 55, 56: Treasurer, 56. 1 l l w l l l l l l l ROGERS, CHARLES Distributive Education, 57. l l ROGERS, IERRY Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Slide Ru e Club, 55: San Angelo Symphony, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55,' 56, 57: All-State Orchestra, 56: State Fair Orchestra, 57. l RUSLER, GWEN SAMARRIPA, ELVA Bobcat Booster Club, 56, 57: Future Nurses, Treasurer, 57: Badminton Tournament, 57: Girls Basketball Team, 56. SANCHEZ. ALEX Campus Corral Staff, 56, 57: Reporter, 57. SANDOW, CAROL TRANSFER, SAPPORO, IAPAN: Bowling, 55: Cheerleader 55: Future Homemakers, Yearbook Staff, 56, 57: Girls Athlet- ic Association, 56: Volleyball Team, 55: Girls Athletic Float 56: Choir, 55: Girls Basketball Team, 55. SANDOW Ol-IN , l TRANSFER, SAPPORO, IAPAN: A Cappella Choir, 55: Band, 56: Basketball, 55: Football, 54: Bowling, 55: Paper Staff, 55: Golf, 55: Dancing Club, 55: Volleyball Team, 55. SCHILLER, NANCY Distributive Education, 57: Future Homemakers, 55, 56: Teen- Age Library Club, 56. OUR LITTLE PLAYMATE- Some people like dogs, some people like cats, and then some people like snakes. Two people who prefer snakes are Allan Calkin and K a t h y Bunyard. This snake held one of the roles in the senior play. I 1 l n l SCHMIDT, GAIL L Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56, 57: Cheerleader, 57: Footl ghters, 56: Future Homemakers, 57: Future Nurses, 55: Iunior Prom Committee: Line-Up Salesman, 55, 56: Sophomore Orienta- tion: Student Council, 55: Tex-Arms, 56: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Homecoming Duchess, 57: Runner-Up Best A11 round Girl. 57. SCHROEDER, DON Future Teachers, Historian, 57. SCOTT, TOOKY LU Bobcat Booster Club, 55: Footlighters, 55: Future Teachers, 56: Discussion Club, 55. l SHELBY, IERRY Trade and Industries, 56, 57. SIMS, ROBERT , Football, 'B' Team, 54: Track, 54, 55. l SIMMONS, DRED l SKELTON, MANCEL Thespians, 56, 57. SMITH, DONALD SMITH, HENRY 3 SMITH, LARRY 'A' Association, 56: Bobcat Baseball, 56. ' l N SMITH, LOUIS RAY Football, 'B' Team, 55: Archery Club, 56. SPARKS, ANN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Girls Athletic Association, 55, 56: Tennis, 55: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56. SPRAGGINS, BILLY Salubris Hi-Y, Vice-President, 56. SOTO, LYDIA Swing and Tum, 56: Tennis, 55: Trade and Industries. 56, 57: Sergeant-at-Arms, 57: Vocational-Industrial Club, 56, 57. STAPP, BUDDY 'A' Association. 56, 57: Football, Bobcats, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Baseball, 55, 56, 57: Iunior Prom Committee, Sophomore Orientation: Senior Play: Senior Banquet Program Commit- tee, 55, 56: Senior Play. STARR, BOBBY Football, 'B' Team, 55, 56: All School Play, 57: Thespians, 57. STEVES, BOB Basketball, Bobcat, 57: 'B' Team, 56: Math Club, 57: Zocahs, 57. STEWART. DEE Future Teachers, 56: Girls Choir, 57. STONE, DIANA tary, 57. STRICKLAND, PAT Future Nurses, Treasurer, 55: National Honor Society, 56: Trade and Industries Club, 56, 57: Vocational Club, Secre- STURGILL, WANDA Girls' Athletic Association, 57: Girls' Choir, 55, 57: Tennis, 55: Volleyball Team, 56, 57. 1 TALLEY. ROBERT Y Boys' Tennis, 56, 57. 4 TAYLOR, IAMES H. Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Bowling, 56, 57: Orchestra, 55, 56, 57: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: State Fair Orchestra, 57: Science Fair, 56 N TAYLOR, IUDY T Bobcat Booster, 55, 56, 57: Sophomore Picnic, 55: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Pre-Legislative Youth and Govemment, 55: Pheta Tri- Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. TENNIS, LA VERNE -A fre Hi 'f 'L' 'L 'L i Bobcat Booster, 55, 56, 57: Iunior Prom Committee, 56: Senior Banquet, 57: Tex-Anns, 56, 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57: Vice- President, 56, 57: Runner-Up for Friendliest Girl, 56: Friend- liest Girl, 57: Homecoming Duchess, 57. ' THOMPSON, RUTH l TUERINA, LEONOR Bobcat Booster, 57: Future Homemakers, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 55, 56, 57: Girls' Tennis, 55: Tex-Anns, 56: Girls' Volleyball Team, 55: Spanish Club. l TIMM, HENRY , Future Farmers, 55, 56, 57. , I TINKLER. NANCY l Girls' Volleyball Team, 56. l TISDALE, MARY 1 A Cappella Choir, 56, 57: Bobcat Band, 56, 57: Bobcat Bsooster, 57: Iunior Prom Committee, 56: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 6, 57: Vice-President, 57: Bobcat Band Twirler, 56, 57. w w i l TRUETT, IOHN Iunior Classical League, 56: Maih Club, 57. TUBBS. SONDRA TURNER. TOMMY UECKERT, PAYE A Cappella Choir, 55, 56, 57: Bobcat Booster, 57: Regos Tri- Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. U'I'I'. CAROLYN Bobcat Booster, 58. VALDEZ, CATHERINE Girls' Choir, 55, 56, 57. WHATS THAT FOR?-lo-Al Harris is very interested in the fact that Buddy Stapp even brings a rod and reel to school. She doesn't believe it is one of the necessary school supplies. VINES. WAYNE VOGEL, MARIBEL Campus Corral Staff, Reporter, 562 lunior Classical League, 55: Teen-Age Library Club, 56, 57: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 577 Reporter, 57: Mid-Term Graduate. WADE, SHERRY L Bobcat Booster, 57. TRANSFER, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA: Cheerleader, 55: Future Homemakers, 55: Iunior Prom Com- mittee, 56: Girls' Volleyball Team, 56. WALLS. MAUREEN A Cappella Choir, 56: Girls' Choir, 55: Student Couricil, 57: Girls' Volleyball Team, 56. ' WARD, DAVID ' 'A' Association, 56, 57: Bobcat Football, 56, 57: 'B' Team, 55: Bobcat Baseball, 55, 56, 57. . WEATHERSBEE, IANIE WEBB, FELTON Future Farmers, 55, 56. WEBER, MARIORIE , Bobcat Booster, 55, 56, 57: Distributive Education, 57: Foot lighters, 55: Girls' Choir, 56: Iunior Prom Committee, 56 Sophomore Picnic, 55: Westerner Staff, 56. l l x WHEELER, ELLEN , Bobcat Booster, 55, 56, 57: Student Council, 57: Tex-Anns, 56 57: Alta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. 1 WHITE, CHARLES Football, 'B' Team, 55. ' N t WHITLEY, SARRAH Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 57: Iunior Classical League, 55, 56: Volleyball Team, 55. WHITTLE, ANNETTE Distributive Education, 57. WILKINSON, MARY ANN Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Junior Prom Presentation Com- mittee: Senior Banquet Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Student Council, 55, 56, 57: Recording Secretary, 57: Tex- Anus, 56, 57: Pheta Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56, 57. WILLIAMS, BETSEY WILLIAMS, DALE Bobcat Band, 55, 56, 57: Sight Reading Club, 55, 56, 57: Orchestra, 56: Rodeo Band, 55, 56, 57: San Angelo Sym- phony Orchestra, 56, 57: Radio Band, 56, 57: Business Men's Bible Class Band, 55, 56, 57. WII.LIAMS. DAVID Campus Corral Staff, Photographer, 57: Sophomore Orien- tation: Tennis, 55, 56: Westemer Staff, Photographer, 57. WILLIAMS, NEVADA Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 56: Cheerleader, 55, 56: Iunior Prom Decoration Committee: Sophomore Orientation: Alta Tri-Hi- Y, 55, 56, 57: Junior Prom Duchess: Homecoming Duchess. 57: Senior Banquet Committee. WILLIAMS, RONALD A Cappella Choir, 55: Footlighters, 55. WILLIFORD, GERRY A Cappella Choir, 55: Teen-Age Library Club, 56, 57: Boy Scouts, 56, 57: Patrol Leader, 56, 57. WILLIS, IOHN A. Football, Bobcats, 57: 'B' Team, 56: Student Council, 56: Track, 57. 'few--I Q.-et' er-M... wILsoN, LINDA Bobcat Booster Club, 57: Footlighters, 56, 57: Thespians, 56. 57: Keystone Tri-Hi-Y, 56, 57: Vice-President, 57: All School Play, 56. TRANSFER, ABILENE: Student Council, 55: Na- tional Forensics, 55. WILSON. LU ANN I l l 1 . ' , '7 S '7 WILSON, PATSY JYVX anim Q L K y Future Homemakers, Treasurer, 57: Girls' Choir, 55, 56: Swing and Turn, 55: Tri-Hi-Y, 55, 56. l WOLFE, IERRY l Baseball, 57: Future Farmers, 55, 56. F l I WOOLEVER, KAY ROCHELLE j Bobcat Booster Club, 55, 58, 57: Future Nurses, 55, 56, 57: Secretary-Treasurer, 56: Vice-President, 57: Girls' Athletic Association, 57: Girls' Choir, 55: Line-Up Salesman, 57. WOOLEVER, NELLA MAE l Campus Corral Staff, 56: Reporter, 57: Future Nurses, Publication Chairman: Girls' Choir, 57: Line-Up Sales 57. TRANSFER, LEVELLAND: Theta Rho Girls' Club: lc tian Student Association. A WOOLEY, BENNIE Boys' Tennis, 55, 56: Track, 57. , WRIGHT, IUNE l Future Nurses, 56: Girls' Choir, 55: Teen-Age Library! 56: Trade and Industries, 57. W l YARBRO, IOE 'B' Team Football: All School Play, 57: Senior Play, 57.1 YORK. BOBBY Trades and Industries, 56, 57: Vocational Industry, 56, Treasurer, 57. i l l 1 l I 57: IYICXII, hris- Club, 57: YORK, LYNDA Footlighters, 55: Math Club, 57: Swing and Turn, 55: Girls' Tennis, 55, 56. YOUNG, MARGARET A Cappella Choir, 57: Bobcat Booster, 57: Tex-Anns, 57: Regos Tri-Hi-Y, 57. TRANSFER, VERNON: Drama Club, 552 Theta Tri-Hi-Y, 56. TRANSFER, TYLER: Blue Brigade Drill Squad, 56: Choraleers, 56. ZENTNER, KAREN Bobcat Booster, 57: Future Homemakers, 57: Parliamentarian, 57: All-School Play, 57. TRANSFER, ROWENA: Senior Play. 56: 4-H Club President, 56: Sophomore Class President, 55. What's on your mind, Fran? ...,.af . Let's go for cr Spin! - , Look Pretty, Please! What's in the sack, Sue? wh r X K ar it w i Smile, I cane! f Z .X W ' 'V' ., , . . . ' ,.. 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DAVID HOUGHTON, STEPHEN HOWELL, ALICE HUBBARD, IUDY HUNTER, DORWIN HURT, RONNIE HUTCHINS, ROBERT IACKSON, ALICIA ANN IACKSON, WAYNE IACOBS, I O ALICE IARRATT, DORIS IENNINGS, IOHNSON, JOHNSON, IOHNSON, I OHNSON, VELMA BETTIE GEORGE JERRY IIMMY IOHNSON, TRAVIS IONES, IERRY KELLY, DONNA KENNEDY, LYNNE KENNEMER, CLYDE KENNEMER, IUNE KIMMEY, CAROLYN KIMREY, MICKEY KING, EDNA RAYE KIRCHMAN, MAC KNIGHT, SPIKEY KNIGHT, SAM KUNATH, CARL LAIRD, BARBARA LANDGRAF, BOBBY LARA, RUBEN LAUDERDALE, ROBERT LAWRENCE, LINDA LEWIS, IIMMY LINTON, WILLIAM LOLLAR, SUE 5 wb f ,,,- mul -f: b- uv ' 2 I - 14 E rw- Q. X 3'5 , 4 Lvl S Q 5,33 Ain ' 4 Aw 3 A , 9 . LONG, ANN LOPEZ, ELIBERTO LOWREY, SUE LUCE. 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WANDA I SAPAUGH, MARVIN SCHANTZ, SANDRA I SCHIVIIDT, SU ANN SCHWARTZ, IOAN SCHWARTZ, KENNETH SCOTT, DOROTHY SCOTT. IAMES SCOTT, IOLENE SEAGLER, DICKIE SELLERS, IOY SHARP, WAYNE SHEEN, IOHN SIMMS. GENE SKELTON, STANCEL SMART, DENNY SMITH, HOLLIS SMITH, KAY SMITH, KENNETH SMITH, PRESTON SNODGRASS, GEORGE , , ,gmxf Rw3ffwfa1'S - , V,.,.,.2Q 5 l 5 S R E wig' , A 15 - .4 ,.,, ma ,mf QE ... 1 12 Q 1 1. , A , A 2,3 if 1 S 9 l ka 5? , 9 V I V Ta N' at , 'Q' SPARKMAN, MARTHA SPONENBURGH, BEVERLY? SPRAGGINS, LARRY T STARR, GENE T STEGER. BONNIE STEPHENS, SUSAN 'R , STEWART, BETTY STONE, DAVID T STONE, TIFFEN STORY, RONNIE STOUT, BONNIE STRINGER, DON STROMAN, FRED A SWAFFORD, KENNETH N TARPLEY, HELEN TATE. ALLENE , TAYLOR, DON 5 TAYLOR, JOHN T TAYLOR, PATSY TEMPLETON, KENNETH TEMPLIN, MANUEL TENNIS, IOHN TERRAZAS, IANE TERRELL, MARY NELLE THERWHANGER, ANN THOMAS, RICHARD THOMAS. THAD THOMASON, MARY THOMPSON, IACK THOMPSON, SHIRLEY THORPE, TOMMY TIIERINA, LILLY TIIVIM, ELSIE TOWNSEND. 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GEORGE ARLEDGE, DON ARMS, ROSIE ARNOLD, MARVIN ARROTT, MARY ANN ATKERSON, LINDA ATTAWAY, DOUGLAS xfcsnafqll ,nf Q! 5..1, 0 'UW' ,Lf-, ATTAWAY, IANELLE AULT, IKEY AUSTIN, TOMMY BAKER, DUWAIN BAKER, RAY BALDWIN, BOBBIE BALDWIN, HAROLD BARE, IOE BAREFOOT, RAY BARNES, LINDA BARNETT, CHARLES BASTARDO, YOLANDA BEAL, REBECCA BENEDICT, DIANNE BERGER, ANNABELLE BERGMANN, BILLYE BERMEA, OLGA BURROLA, BENNY BICKLE, DAN BISHOP, WILLIAM BIVENS, BILL BLACK, GERALDINE BLACK. IUANITA BLAIR, TRAVIS BLANTON, MARGIE BOATLER, BRENDA BOATRIGHT. MELBA BOLF, PEGGY BOOK, DONALD BOST, LINDA BOYKIN, GLENDA BRALEY, LANDA BRAZEAL, IOE BRINEGAR, CARL BRONCY, HENRY BROWN, JANET 'R si snr f 'Pb in 4' flwvvf ni-'Q BROWN, VIRGIE MAE BROWN, BUDDY BULLOCK, IIMMY BURK, RONNIE BURLINGAME, BREN BURNEY, DONALD BURNEY, DOUGLAS BURRELL, IUDY BURROUGHS, LINDA BURSON, PAT BUTTREY, ALLAN BYRAN, ROGER DALE BYRD, EUGENE CALHOUN, SHELIA CALKIN, MARY CALLISON, PEGGY CANNADA, SANDRA CAPLES, RONALD cAR1v1AcK, SUE CARR, SUE CARSON, ANN 'R CARSON, VAN CARTER, KAY CASON, ELIZABETH CASSLES, EDDIE CATE, HOWARD CHANEY, THEHESA CHAPMAN, SUE CHEATHAM, DANIENE CHENAULT, VANITA CHOATE, KATHRYN CHOWING, BOBBY CHURCHWELL, EARL CLARK, CAROL CLEMENTS. 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IIM REESE, VAN RENO, BOB RHOADES, MARGARETTE RICHARDS, IOYCE RICHARDSON, LEASEL RILEY, CHARLOTTE RINK, NANCY RIVERA, FRANCES ROACH, LINDA ROACH, SYLVIA ROBBINS, IOE ROBERTS, WAYNE ROBINSON, VANITA w-r 4 5' .ff K ,JI X 'ig is X i i ff 'Ni' if 5' Bbw F ,wg If .- 4 -av'M i . , 3' , I '11 M :-:-- 1 , A V uv Jn: ,- -1 , ,.,' w G., A , I Q31 , ho -env' 1 M32-1 -:::7 I f X ntligl W1 fi WV ..fff'f' .of Z' L 'fw- ARODRIQUEZ, EVA RODRIQUEZ, RUTH ROEHL, CAROL ANN ROGERS. HAROLD ROGERS, ROBERT ROGERS, RONALD ROSENBERGER, IOAN ROSS. VIRGINIA ROUND, RICHARD RUIZ, FRANK RUSHING, PATRICIA SALVATO, MIKE SANCHEZ, ROSAURA SATTERWHITE, BILL SAUNDERS. IERRY SCHACHERL, LEROY SCHROEDER, LYNETTE SCOTT, CAROLYN SCOTT, DAVID SCOTT, RAYMOND SCOTT, ROGER SCOTT, ROLAND SENTER, DAVID SERRANO, ROSA SHOOK, I ALENE SHOOK, I UDY SIKES, RITA SLAUGHTER, BARBARA SMART, DENNY SMITH, BILLY SMITH, DARLENE SMITH, DORRIS SMITH IOE LEE SMITH, SMITH, SMITH I LINDA MARLENE OLEN 55'1'Z2i' augx- f . 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MEMBERS: Marlene Arrington, Marion Sue Balch, Marcia Calhoun, Allan Calkin, Mary Calkin, David Connal- ly, Lloyd Dagley, Hood Dendy, Pat Duncan, Bobby Easley, Kenneth English, Carole Ann Fine, Ricky Glassett, Lynn Halbardier, Linda Harris, Mary Beth Iackson, Mary Landon, Phil Lane, Jimmy Leavell, Dan McClung, Iohn McGee, Tommy Mackin, Dale Massey, Norman Marshall, Barbara Nason, Rita Neely, Iirn Nicholson, Ray Pilant, Phyllis Phillips, Carol Reed, Sonny Richardson, Linda Robinson, Arthur Sonnenber, Iames Taylor, Pamela Vines, Gene Weyerts, Bill Wynne. ' OFFICERS: Bill Wynne, president: Barry Burgess, vice-president: Ray Pilant, secretary-treasurer: Mr. Bill Rouse, sponsor. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE MEMBERS: Ikey Ault, Bill Bivens, Mary Calkin, Van Carson, Marcy Ducote, Mary Farrell, Carole Ann Fine, Lindsay Gayle, Marydith George, Ieanie Grauke, Kay Gray, Guy Gross, Mary Gunter, Pat Haley, Natalie Hart, Billy Ioe Haun, Pat Hen- derson, Frances Holmes, Kay Howton, Iudy Huggins, Iulie Hutchins, Iudy Ioiner, Mary Landon, Mary Lee Leinneweber, Nancy Millican, Caradell Mur- ray, Cheri Major, Sara Newby, lane Phillips, Jerry Saunders, Ialene Shook, Iudy Shook, Denny Smart, James Taylor, Iohn Treadwell, Ianie West- brook, Ann Williamson, Ieanie Woods, Elvin Weathersbee. GUN CLUB MEMBERS: Bobbie Baldwin, Man- uel Bara, Barry Burgess, Eugene Byrd, Richard Cuellar, Lloyd Dagley, Alan Dart, Charles Eng- elking, Kenneth Gideon, Roger Gregor, Iohn Harris, Ronnie Hasty, D ale Henson, Stanley Hoelscher, Iimmy Iohnson, Sam Knight, Bobby Leidecker, lack McC1ung, Dwayne Ogden, Ray Pilant, Iackie Pure, David Scott, Bobby Starr, Ronnie Steger, Bob Steves, R o n n i e Stout, R o n Stringer, Richard Theriot, Bill Wynne, Ioe Yarbro. OFFICERS: Carole Ann Fine, president: lane Phillips, vice-president: Ka T-'I'--.-L-.. ,- ..,.-1...-.--. KT-.1,.'I: - 'l'T,,..1 1,.. A ,.,,,, nn. T-,,,, A , 'T' Y Y 1 Y V YY . 'I' Y . , ,om . , . . F I '-' ,' ,,. - . K - . , 1 1 ' ' L -v. ,. .' .Q . - 'J - . E .7- ag' 1 . ' , .4 - -. .JA . 4' ' - 3- , 0 -. f.. . .,, ,. - Q o -, -' ' j.,.Q' :,s'- '- ,- . . A,- .. . .' 'A uf 1 . H. 'I --Yv. g' , ' ' ' ' .-. -- - .- up : ' - ' ' 1 - ,, .L . ,. . . F... . .A p 1 h . ..,,' U n . .1 . -V --3 ' -' . : . 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Second row: Johnny Luce, manager, Dick Iohnston, Billy Pierce, Iohnny Tennis, Bobby Harrison, James Kerbow, Steve Elliott Phil Lane, Bob Easley, Buddy Stapp. Third row: Jimmy Bamett, manager, Iohn Barnes, Iesse Hall, W. D ,Q is T 5 n !U y Y, . All ANGEL 1 Srn N ,xmxtu sunt ll . DUI- . . I 5 H MN L N mm T 80111415 Bob Harrell Bill Purser lack Wilkinson Head Coach and Line Coach Line, End Coach Athletic Director Season Szmzmmjy y San Angelo 46, North Side lFort Worth! 7 San Angelo 33, El Paso High 0 l San Angelo 26, Arlington Heights CFort Worthl 14 1 San Angelo 32, Lufkin 14 San Angelo 54, Harlandale CSan Antonio? 13 San Angelo 13, Sunset CDallasl 0 i San Angelo 13, Odessa 6' y San Angelo 21, Midland 6' l San Angelo 43, Big Spring 13' 1 sem Angelo o, Abilene zo' ' l '-District 2-4A games I 1 OOTBALL T AM fill! Neuroth, Iohn A. Willis, Robert Rork, Charles Parrett, Mac Kirchman, Emery Martindale, Ronnie Steger. Fourth row: Ioe Crosswhite, Bobby Lowry, Bobby Majors, Speedy Nolan, Kim Fields, William Myers, George Maddox, Curtis Hartman, Max Sanders, Tommy Newman, manager. Back row: lack Wilkinson, line and end coach: Bob Harrell, head coach and athletic director: Bill Purser, line coach. 'B' TEAM SEASON RECORD San San San San San San San San eam L Angelo 9, Midland 'B' 13 Angelo 40, Brownwood 'B' l3 Angelo 32, Abilene 'B' 26 Angelo 33, Odessa 'B' 42 Angelo 26, Midland 'B' 18 Angelo 27, Odessa 'B' 7 Angelo 39, Sweetwater 'B' 0 Angelo 9, Abilene 'B' 0 DISTRICT STANDINGS PTS OP 0 150 18 77 45 l 2 2 85 62 1 8 25 87 Spring 0 4 19 144 ALL-DISTRICT: OFFENSIVE Owens, Midland, End King, Abilene, End Laudermilk, Big Spring, End Branson, Midland, Tackle Milliken, San Angelo, Tackle Charles Huckeba, Odessa, Tackle David Ward, San Angelo, Tackle Iack Tayrien, Odessa, Tackle Bufford Carr, Abilene, Tackle Stuart Peake, Abilene, Guard Kenneth English, San Angelo, Guard Iimmy Rose, Abilene, Center Larry Cooper, Midland, Quarterback Phil Lane, San Angelo, Quarterback Glynn Gregory, Abilene, Halfback Jimmy Carpenter, Abilene, I-lalfback lack Thompson, San Angelo, Fullback ALL-DISTRICT: DEFENSIVE Stuart Peake, Abilene, End Ian Laudermilk, Big Spring, End David Ward, San Angelo, Tackle Rufus King, Abilene, Tackle Iimmy Rose, Abilene, Mid-Guard lack Tayrien, Odessa, Linebacker John Branson, Midland, Linebacker Charles Bradshaw, Abilene, Halfback Norman Marshall, San Angelo, Haliback Iimmy Carpenter, Abilene, Safety Glynn Gregory, Abilene, Safety Mgx Box B Team Coach A s ' awww :mf . un neun I ,ra gn sunom 4 u08CATQ Norman Mullins 'B' Team Coach ,V f 3 M552 9, www, way 'fain 0 X V, ,gigk A W Q- I wgf',: K A -, ?W'f - W,v112,f1Lf- , z1Vs?i35f5i?5 im!! ,wx W JM ffffgf f ax X 2 ff ' 45 153-:3k.f7' 'L VJ' .S mm: :ggi S, W if we A MA ,k.' Vv,, . VA WW I hgh' A , ii Xi F-25. ,SSS X- I Q if f lakiffgzgw-eil . mm mf-wm.wu1.wm www! A tw l I t 2 . 'Hn tw.-.lair SAN ANGELO 26, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 14 A dream of many years became a reality the night of Friday, September 28, as the Bobcats played their first game on the brand-new turf of their brand-new San Angelo Stadium. And most of the 10,000 spectators on hand came away well pleased with the 26 to 14 defeat which was pasted on the Arlington Heights CFort Worthl Yellow Iackets. Among those who weren't so happy were approximately 600 Yellow Iacket fans who attended the game. Most came by special train - and it was a long ride home. The game was actually more lop- sided than the score indicates. The Bob- cats were hammering away on the Ar- lington Heights half-yard line with sec- ond down coming up when the tussle ended. Norman Marshall accounted for two of the Bobcat touchdowns, one on a brilliant 80-yard punt return. Phil Lane scored one from 16 yards out, and passed 23 yards to End Brian Barber for the final tall Ierry Martin lack Thompson I h Arth W-11- Halfback Fullback Ilaalllback ur 1 ls 2 Years Z Years 1 Yem- All-District y. Turning in iron-wrought defensive play were Kenneth English, Dick Iohn- ston, Don Harvey, and Marcus Milliken. Harry Moreland, Arlington Heights' all-state tail-back, scored both Yellow Iacket touchdowns, one from ll yards out and the other on a 50-yard punt return. Dick I ohnston Come to my arms. Guard 2 Years All-District f A hiv' Around we q0- Ierry clears the way. SAN ANGELO 32, LUFKIN 14 The Bobcats travelled to the deep piny woods to meet the Lufkin Panthers the night of Friday, October 5, and came away with a convincing 32 to 14 victory. Lufkin boasted a touted passer in the person of Ronnie Durham, but re- peated interceptions by an alert Bobcat secondary deflated the Panther threat. San Angelo rolled to a staggering 385 yards overland, mostly off the 'T', and ran up a comfortable 19-point lead be- fore Lufkin threatened. Dividing scoring honors were Phil Lane and lack Thompson, each of whom racked up two touchdowns. One of the scores by Thompson came on a thrilling 47-yard run. The fifth and final San Angelo touch- down was put on the scoreboard by Ierry Martin. Spearheading the San Angelo de- fense were Kenneth English, Dick Iohn- ston, Billy Pierce, Brian Barber, Don Harvey, David Ward, and Kenneth and Marcus Milliken. Giving an able assist with the offensive chores was Iohnny Tennis. Kenneth Milliken Brian,Barber Iohnny Tennis Center End Halfback 2 Years 2 Years 1 Year All-District Willis heads for TD. Here we go! It's another first down! SAN ANGELO 54, HARLANDALE 13 Almost everybody got into the scor- ing act as the Bobcats routed the Har- landale iSan Antoniol Indians, 54 to 13, in San Angelo Stadium October 12. Phil Lane and Iohnny Tennis ac- counted for two each of the Bobcat six- counts. Scoring the remainder were Iack Thompson, Bobby Majors, Iohn Arthur Willis and Iohn Barnes. Using spread formation plays liberal- ly, Lane completely befuddled the Har- landale eleven as he repeatedly went for long gains. The Bobcats were without the serv- ices of Norman Marshall and Dick Iohn- ston, who were sidelined by injuries. However, Buddy Stapp proved a cap- able stand-in for Marshall in the place- kicking department, successfully con- verting on six of six attempts. Scoring Harlandale's tw o touch- downs were Charles Greenwald, and Fred Bradley on a pass from Grubbs. Emery Martindale Tackle 1 Year Bobby Lowry Billy Pierce Quarterback Guard 1 Year 1 Year Go, Bobcats, go! What's the hurry? Max Sanders Guard 1 Year Robert Rork 1311195 PC1111 KGIIDOW Ronnie Steqer Tackle Guard Tackle A 1 Year 2 Years 1 Year SAN ANGELO 13, SUNSET 0 The Bobcats pushed the Sunset CDal- lasl Bisons all over a muddy field here the night of Friday, October 19, but were able to push over only two touch- downs for a 13 to O victory. San Angelo racked up 17 first downs to three by Sunset, and powered to 195 yards rushing to a meager seven for the Bisons. In addition, the Bobcats completed five passes for a 49-yard net, while holding the Dallas visitors to exactly zero in the aerial department. It was Iack Thompson, junior full- back, who sparked the San Angelo at- tack. Thompson carried 25 times for a four-yard average, far and away ahead of any other back on the field. Thompson scored one Bobcat touch- down on a plunge from the two-yard stripe. The other was tallied by Phil Lane from eight yards away. Turning in good defensive perform- ances we re Kenneth English, Billy Pierce, Emery Martindale, Iames Ker- bow, David Ward, and Marcus Milli- ken. Here come the BOBCATS! Looks like there's going to be a pileupl Bobby Majors Halfback 1 Year SAN ANGELO 13, ODESSA 6 The Bobcats opened District 2-4A strife the night of October 26 when they came from behind a 6 to O deficit to oust the Odessa Bronchos, 13 to 6. It was a hard fought and evenly matched contest, with the San Ange- loans racking up 186 yards net over- land to 173 by Odessa. However, the Bobcats completed 3 of 7 passes for an additional 48 yards, while the Broncs were unsuccessful in five aerial at- tempts. Dick Stice scored for Odessa early in the first period when he took a delayed pitchout and rambled 39 yards to pay dirt. The Bobcats came back and drove 54 yards in 14 plays, with lack Thompson cracking over from the one. Key play of the drive was a fourth-down 18-yard scamper by Ierry Martin, who took the ball in deep punt formation and com- pletely baffled the defending Bronchos. San Angelo iced the game with a second touchdown, which was tallied by Phil Lane from the one. The drive covered 50 yards and was negotiated in 14 plays. Norman Marshall successfully con- verted on one of the two attempts. -wx in 5 ........,...l Bobby Ioe Harrison Kim Fields William Myers Guard Tackle Tackle 1 Year 1 Year l Year Odessa didn't get very far. The Angelo and Odessa bands at halftime. Charles Parrett End Let go, he's down! 1 Year SAN ANGELO 21, MIDLAND 6 The Bobcats shattered an eight-year vic- ory drouth in Midland the night of Novem- er 2 as they humbled the Midland Bulldogs, 1 to 6, for their second district victory. A rock-ribbed defense and daring gam- les by Quarterback Phil Lane spelled the ifferencel. Although the Bulldogs managed o negotiate 147 yards overland, the San An- elo line rose to the heights when the chips ere down. And Lane was magnificent as e called and successfully executed fourth- own plays from scrimmage in midfield that aught the Bulldogs napping and kept Bob- at offensive drives alive. Ierry Martin gave the Bobcats a touch- own lead when he rambled 55 yards to pay irt on the second offensive play of the ame. Lane tallied the remaining two ngelo TD's. lack Thompson contributed his bit as he 'hattered the massive Midland line from the ul1back's slot. Sharing in the defensive honors were arcus and Kenneth Milliken, David Ward, enneth English, Dick Iohnston, Don Harvey, Nw' 5. 1 ,gl it It I oe Crosswhite Steve Elliot End End 1 Year 1 Year ,gl 'N . 1 r f his t ' a Buddy Stapp Bobby Easley End End 1 Year 1 Year rian Barber, Billy Pierce, Ronnie Stegar and esse Hall. Larry Cooper tallied Midland's lone uchdown from the one-yard marker. Run, Jerry, run! 'B' Team Coaches. :mm f . A X lug Jag if E I il Everyone seems to be interested in the same thing. Off to El Paso. A View of the grandstand. t .VAN ANGELO 43, BIG SPRING 13 It was home sweet homecoming for the Bobcats here the night of November 16 as they romped to their third consecutive dis- trict victory over Big Spring, 43 to 13. The game was unreeled before a sparse homecoming crowd that braved rain and cold to witness the Orange and Blue triumph. But the weather didn't slow the Bobcat of- fense as Norman Marshall scored two touch- downs, one on a pass from Phil Lane, and lack Thompson, Iohn Arthur Willis, Iohnny Tennis and Bobby Majors chipped in one each. To cap the night's activities, Thomp- son tackled a Big Spring ball carrier behind his own goal line to give San Angelo a safe- ty, Marshall kicked four extra points, and Buddy Stapp one. The Bobcats capitalized on Steer miscues to hold the Big Spring yardage overland to a meager 85, while rolling to a net 303. Tall Ian Laudermilk, an end, was the principal Steer threat, although the two Big Spring touchdowns were tallied by Ierry Mc- Mahen and Iimmy Evans. Pass to Martin! ,-up-5 u-sq Speedy Nolen Iesse Hall W. D. Neuroth Halfback Halfback Fullback 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year Lane moves against Odessa. Phil pulls a fast one. ABILENE 20 SAN ANGELO 0 The traditional Thanksgiving Day game with mighty Abilene, defending state cham- pions, saw the Eagles win their 33rd consecu- tive victory as they hurdled the Bobcats, 20 to U. Again it was Glynn Gregory, all-state and all-American if there ever was one, who dashed San Angelo's hopes. Gregory tallied two of Abilene's touchdowns and successfully con- verted on two of three attempts to personally account for 14 of the Eagles' points. The entire Bobcat line covered itself with glory as Brian Barber, Don Harvey, Marcus Milliken, David Ward, Dick Iohnston, Kenneth English, and Kenneth Milliken fought the Eagles to a standstill. Spearheading the Bobcat offense were Phil and lack Thompson. With the district title intact, the Eagles swept their third successive state crown without difficulty. Marring a rough and bitterly fought but cleanly played contest were accusa- by Abilene school officials of comman- tactics by the Bobcats. Following a sugges- by San Angelo authorities that moving of the game be allowed to speak for the matter was dropped. I me MGX KifC1'1mCU1 Curtis Hartman 101111 Barnes Guflfd Guard-Center Halfback 1 Year 1 Yom- 1 Year The Angelo and Abilene captains. Boboot Booster 1me-up, Norman looks determined. Barber outruns the Eagles. The six All-District Bobcats. , ,f 7 f,5.5,j'ji'ffT!i.i f, K . ff 'izilsi W H . .,,. . . Q! .. ..:,, 5 , QI i2.: Y 5 . ..,A y gg ,,.2 .,,, Y , V x Q If 5 A s1de11ne v1ew of the s1delxne The Bobcat Band. 430 ML The gromdstands were packed in Abilene. Phil tries for cr TD. 3 -5 k f . -'. There's going to be cz pileupl BOBCAT BASKETBALL wk l, if 1957 BOBCAT BASKETBALL SQUAD-Front row, left to right, Monnie Robison, Phil Lane, Mike McCoulskey Zeke Martinez, Gene Weyerts, Donald Harvey, Coach Norman Mullins. Back row: Manager Guy Gross Bob Steves, Brian Barber, Kenneth English, Ricky Glassett, Iohnny Tennis, Manager Benny Stevens San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo Season Recon! Colorado City 22 Sweetwater 42 Del Rio 40 Winters 56 Winters 44 Andrews 57 Pecos 55 Odessa 58 . Lamesa 52 Snyder 54 Brownsville 25 San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo Snyder 71 Lamesa 59 Del Rio 55 Odessa 64' Andrews 40 Abilene 78 Colorado City 44 Midland 49' Big Spring 64' Odessa 86' Abilene 76' Edinburgh 56 San Angelo Winters 55 Harlingen 53 San Angelo Midland 78' , Brackenridge CSan Antoniol 70 San Angelo 55, Big Spring 67 , Sweetwater 56 '-District 2-4A Games Season Statistics DISTRICT STANDINGS ALL-DISTRICT, .FIRST TEAM ALL-DISTRICT, SECOND TEAM Abilene C7-D Glynn Gregory, Abilene Brian Barber, San Angelo Big Spring C5-35' I an Laudermilk, Big Spring Paul Thorpe, Odessa Odessa K5-33' Ted Lucas, Abilene Bobby Knight, Odessa San Angelo C2-65 Craig Canon, Odessa Iim Owens, Midland Midland Cl-75 Larry Cooper, Midland Mike Musgrove, Big Spring ' Tie for second fBf TEAM BASKETBALL 1957 BOBCAT 'B' TEAM-Front row, left to right, John Garrard, Mack McCoulskey, David Lloyd, William Dod son, Ioe Collier, Ikey Ault. Back row: George Barsch, Harold Guess, Kenneth Gideon, Walter Rod gers, Iohn Henley, Coach Max Box. San San San San San San San San San San San Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Season ecard Colorado City 29 Sweetwater 28 Norton 48 Winters 36 Lamesa 34 Snyder 44 Merkel 47 Stamford 'B' 32 Colorado City 45 Sweetwater 'B' 42 Lamesa 'B' 45 San San San San San San San San San San San Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo 56 43 37 53 45 40 49 46 59 55 51 Del Rio 'B' 44 Odessa 'B' 50 Texaco Oilers 56 Colorado City 'B' 38 Midland 'B' 47 Big Spring 'B' 58 Odessa 'B' 59 Abilene 'B' 52 Winters 'B' 32 Midland 'B' 51 Big Spring 'B' 43 v lsff ' Max Box 'B' Team Coach Norman Mullins 'A' Team Coach . ssfizf QV ,ix , 'isa' 1 1. pw-fsf ' 4i ' 'Z ' nd fi , ,.. f , ,,,. 1 ,ga , Q A A ff? iii Wqi, E V mf, xx ap .t , 10 is I - QL fl' M 1 ff K AQXAA f R if S' Q ' Lg f E I f r 6 f-- f 'V gll m W, Q 2 fv .S 2 I Ma HEY' if Q x H , 2 rg. at 5 3 WB! B Team 1n act1on Another 'B' Team shot. E I Iohnny Tennis 1 Year Guard Mike McCou1skey 1 Year Guard 3 55,54 A524214 Q. 5, U Bobcats sign the ball used in Points for Po1io gcrme. Tex-Anns collect money for polio fund. A Zeke Martinez Look out -Here comes English! E-sgjrcg BUBCAT BAS BALL MEMBERS OF 1957 SQUAD-Front row tleft to right? Richard Drake, manager: Iohn Ingrurn pitcher Neill Howard, first base: Norman Marshall, third base: Speedy Nolen, second base: Monnie Robison outfield Second row: Ronnie Byrd, shortstop: Mike Salvato, pitc he rp Bobby Harrison, outfield Buddy Stapp pitcher, Donald Harvey, outfield, Ioey Marsala, catcher. Third row: Coach Iack Wilkinson Charles Par rett, outfield: Bates Hoffer, outfield: Kenneth Milliken, pitcher: Kenneth English, third base and outfield Dick Iohnston, catcher: Steve Anderson, pitcher. H--. Coach Iack Wilkinson San San San San San San San San San San San San San San San .Simson Szrmmmgf Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo Angelo 3, Ysleta 2 5, Ysleta 1 9, Snyder 4 8, Snyder 1 3, Robert Lee 2 7, Robert Lee'5 4, Travis CAustinD 5 7, Robert Lee 2 12, Robert Lee 8 10, Big Spring 6 3, Abilene 15 3, Odessa 4 2, Austin CEI Pasol 0 1, Austin tEl Pasol 5 2, Midland 1 Remainder of schedule: April 27-Big Spring there April 30-Snyder there May 4-Abilene here May 7-Odessa there May 11-Midland here Off to the races I got it! Hit the diri! Rock makes an easy point. I I'11 get him! TRACK SQ AD -nh... MEMBERS OF 1957 SQUAD-Front row Cleft to rightl Iim Redfield, Iohnny Tennis, Bobby Starr, Wedge Tur ner, Iames Wimberly, Lee Eisenbach, Bobby Chovvinq, Charley Starkey. Secwdygagws 1aIson,,Edgington Tiffen stone, Joe Beck, Don Afledge, Bill Griffis, Joe Robbins, Mike Ellington, Q' yDE'dSf3fY'Thtn-1 row Coach Bill Purser, David Senter, Steve Elliot, Lonnie Green, Roy Eisenbach, Bobby Majors, Iack Thomp- son, Emery Martindale. 1 ff E363 O., fffwl A 43 'Adil C4415 f I ' ' of :K ' I BATON PASSERS-Five relay team workhorses included Mike Ellington, Lonnie Green, Charley Starkey, Roy Eisenbach and Iack Thompson. .AQMJ CY A! fwfr Q , ,,, f Illness and injuries which plagued the Bobcat track and field team this year undoubtedly was the primary fac- tor in depriving the Orange and Blue of the Class AA state championship. Misfortune to the contrary, the Bob- cats managed a tie for fourth place in the state meet, and won their specialty -the one mile relay-in the process. In addition to the district, region, and state meets, Bobcat cindermen hung up enviable records in a number of in- vitational tourneys, including the Texas Relays, the West Texas Relays at Odessa, and the Brady Relays. l , A 4 vwliqf I P WM... f .M ' Here we come! Bobcat sprinters. Whcxt's below? Making cz landing! F1Yin9' Hiqh- Hefty Heorve. BOYS' TENNIS MEMBERS OF THE 1957 TENNIS TEAM-left to right, first row: Roland Scott, Bob Condry, Wayne Downhou Robert Talley, Bennie Wooley, Iim Nicholson, Trent Smith, Denny Smart. Second row: Ierry Harris, R sell Goldberg, William McClanahan, Iimmie Bullock, Iimmy Leavell, Iames Taylor, Richie Beam, Davi Lloyd, Ben Horton. Third row: Dodd Price, Len Harris, Don Armstrong, Billie Boyd, Henry Broncy, Ke neth Ballard, Randall Brewster, Leroy Holcomb, Ronnie Caples, Iohn Whittington, Allen Anderson, an Coach Claude Wooley. SENIOR DOUBLES TEAM Robert Talley and Benny Wooley etti ice is gf , 1 R, R Q N -X f,,, - l N. SINGLES TEAM All A C1 l JUNIOR DOUBLES TEAM en n mon Wayne Downhour and Randall Brewster GIRLS' TENNIS O MEMBERS: Front row Cleft to right!-Carole Roehl, Linda Henson, Lena Harper, Inez Dominquez. Back row- Miss Ouisa G. Molen, coach, Freda Gray, Susan Stephens, Carole Cheney. Susan Stephens and Carol Chaney Inez Dominquez No. 1 Doubles No. 1 Singles GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM--Left to right, Ruth Rodriquez, Carolyn Scott, Yolando Bastardo, Diana Thomas, Alicia Iackson, Carol Reed, Lynette Schroeder, Nancy La Mance, Ieniece Robbins, Saundra Humphrey, Betty Melton, Marlene Arrington, Wanda Sturgill, Ouisa G. Molen, coach. if A - 5 lab. W l j , j r A wr .1 A X , by 'Lfx 9 GOLF TEAM-First row Cleft to rightl, Ierry Iohnson, Shirley Hudgens, Dickey Canon, Robert Hutchins. Second row: Iohn Eaton, Coach Max Box, Van Carson, lay Webb. 3., I .. II., .I ,- . Q ... ,,.. . i.. is I I -- . -n.. . 1--911. , - , ,- I ,,. .u V . - .'- ' Q. 5 -' xg .,. ..s -I ge .. 4 1 . .-v ,.I. u .x .. , .,'. , .. . 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Joey Funk Lo ,Yerne musr HHQHIJSUIHE Buu Dick Johnston FA VORITE RUNNER-UPS BEST-Hll-HHUUHU Gail Schmidt FHIEHUUEST Cheri Major IHUST HHHDSUIHE Max Sanders BEST-Hll-HHUUHIJ David Cormally HIIEHULIEST Martha Chandle 1--. wh Q ...L !': .. 1 Ft 6 FT. sw- HFC 341' 25 WFT of V 3-'y ' , J 4 . .. - ,Vg N.. .. f iff. ,,, ,- , . Q-A ag,- '.:1'.'. .N Url.. : .1 c.,.1.,f' , Y. . DRUM MAJOR BA D Herman Hcrgelstein HEAD TWIRLER Donna Kelley ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Johnny Olsen ROYALTY Beverly Linda MCCOuum Bush L FLAG BEARERS 'so' Ann Carson, Peggy Ccrllison, Shirley Hudgens y Mary Tisdcxle Nancy Peterson . nag' PATSY TAYLOR SAMMYE NUTT CA O AMACKER D OLIVE ,Qffi , ,, W Q l S 'E , - N. 4 K? Sx ,W A VAI5 if . as ,T an fn... ' lyxqxi-W ni .,, x fi ,hzzwx 'ni Q tif s--W ...L ff 2337? U- i V , ri., ,LL. ,.,?.. . , ,X f ,. 'fi 3 ,. ,,L,i.f?T -Q55 .' 13 H H r- -:m, zsx.5gS ,. X ,, - ml'-LA 44, CHEERLEADERS: Linda Armour, Gail Schmidt, Head Cheerleader Linda and Linda Bost. Erwin, Bettye Olive, 'B' TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Carolyn Melnar, Nancy Rink, Linda Coley, Sherre McClunq and Iudy Patterson. Gail Schmidt Nevada Williams Linda Erwin Vicki Adcock Martha LcxVeme Tennig TEXA NN LEA DERS LEADERS: Lou Nell Dixon, Linda Lucas, Head Leader Martha Ann Chandler, Blix Hall, Linda Atkerson TWIRP COURT I oey Norman Funk Marshall David Phil Lloyd Lane PCIJE DUHCC111 Ricky Glclssett EDITOR, WESTERNER BUSINESS MANAGER, WESTERNER A11QH CC11ki1'1 Gqynell CQX EDITOR, CAMPUS CORBAL BUSINESS MANAGER, CAMPUS CORRAL - , -If xN.fy,-ff' .J gf, j L F wil-if STUDE TCO CIL Seniors Vicki Adcock, 305 Sandra Ball, A-24b Pat Duncan, 113 Linda Fields, 224 Keith Glover, A-1 Rose Marie Glover, Io-A1 Harris, 309 Iudy Huggins, A-26 Mary Landon, A-28 Mary Martin, A-14 Iane Moss, A-10 Maureen Walls, 223 Ellen Wheeler, A-29 3 Mary Ann Wilkinson, 314 Linda Erwin, Head Cheerleader Allan Calkin, Editor of paper MEMBERS Iuniors Shari Arvedson, 211 Patsy Bearfield, A-6 Edie Ann Cherry, 115 Ioan Denis, 106 ludy English, 310 Nancy Fox, 306 Lee Roy Holcomb, 226 Donna Kelly, A-1 Shelly Green, 301 Ginger Rogers, 108 Ianiece Robbins, 100 Fred Stroman, 111 Mary Thomason, 302 Loye Trusler, A-24 Iean Williams, A-ll Ieanie Woods, A-22 Sophomores Stella Allen, A-25 Linda Coley, 101 Rachel Durham, A-12 Billie Iean Howell, 313 Margo Kirkharn, 225 Iimrny Leavell, 308 Iudy Loyd, 315 Sherre McC1ung, 300 Carol McKissack, 107 Caradell Murray, 213 Karen Phelps, 215 Leasel Richardson, A-l Kathleen Spence, 214 Myra Stovall, 110 Betty Strebeck, 114 Dick Wyatt, A-23 STUDEI T C0 CIL OFFICERS: David Connally, president: Cheri Major, vice-president: Mary Ann Wilkinson, secretary: Rose Marie Glover, recording secretary: Iane Moss, treasurer: Allan Calkin, reporter: Io-Al Harris, parliamentarian Mrs. Maxine Brown, sponsor. DEW aiu ' as Conn DUN1 SASC Convention, West Texas Forum, Council Workshop. Organized council 5 elected representatives and officers. Promoted passage of Teachers Retirement Amendment. Improved Old Folks Home Sponsored Clecm-Up Week ACTIVITIES Sponsored Howdy Week Held election of class officers Installed telephones Published Student Directories Assisted in charity drives Provided morning devotionals Provided assembly programs irif ' Sponsored homecoming activities Publicized Public School Week Sponsored Twirp Week Held election of Iunior Prom Duchesses If Held election of Westerner favorites Held election of student body officers VIC, Held election of cheerleaders APRS ' 3 I S onsored all school la C11 - SID 'lx P ' P Y 912 I ' In charge of Westeni Day Afcyofyvff- Sponsored after-game dances Prepared sophomore handbook Sent delegates to TASC Convention, Sponsored End of School Social Sponsored Teacher-Student Council Banquet. Sponsored Religious Emphasis Week Sponsored P.T.A. Program Operated Lost and Found Helped with sophomore orientation Sponsored evaluation of Student Council ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Phil Lane, president: Linda Lucas, vice-president: Lou Nell Dixon, secretary: Francine Cannon treasurer: Arthur Denis, parliamentarian: Mary Beth Iackson, reporter: Mrs. Kathryn Eilers sponsor Evelyn Adams Iames Adams Dorothy Anderson Shari Arvedson Iohn Barnes Brenda Barth Diana Biederman Carole Ann Broncy Marcia Calhoun Allan Calkin Francine Cannon Io Ann Carlton Ttomasine Carter Edie Cherry Barbara Choate David Connally Freddie Davis Arthur Denis Ioan Denis Lou Nell Dixon Kenneth English Linda Erwin Linda Fields Carole Ann Fine MEMBERS Frances Foreman Leigh Ann Gatlin Ricky Glassett Rose Marie Glover Betty Goetz Herman Hagelstein Lynn Halbardier Blix Hall Duane Hamblen Emilia Hanz Io-Al Harris Donald Harvey Ronald Harvey Pat Henry Frances Holmes Ben Horton Mary Beth Iackson Dick Iohnston Phil Lane David Lloyd Linda Lucas David McDaniel Louise Mclntire Margaret Mathis Mary Matthews Susan Meadows Anne Metcalf Karen Mikeska Daurice Morell lane Moss lim Nicholson Phyllis Phillips Ray Pilant Carol Reed Charlie Roberts Linda Robinson Gail Schmidt Jolene Scott Beverly Sponenburgh Patsy Taylor Mary Tisdale Carolyn Utt lean Williams Ieannie Woods Merle Woody Bennie Wooley Lynda York n ' J: S w . 9 V ' , -..-u,,.., V W Q. 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Fol- lowing the pep rally in the gym the students had a snake dance to the courthouse. The Bobcats played Big Spring the night of No- vember l8 and during the halftime Susan Meadows was crowned the third San Angelo High School Homecoming Queen. Making up the royal court were Vicki Adcock, Martha Ann Chandler, Linda Erwin, Gail Schmidt, LaVerne Tennis and Nevada Lee Williams. The Homecoming activities were climaxed with a dance at the Melody Club for all Ex-Bobcats and present high school students. A Queen was crowned! Queen Susan and her court at the Homecoming Dance! Duchess MJ-LC. at the Barbecue. The Homecoming Lucky Seven. There was cr snake dance to the courthouse. 1 w ALL-S CH OOL PLAY The All-School Play, George and Margaret, was presented by the National Thespians and the Student Council in the SAHS Annex Auditorium and was directed by Miss Ruth Alexander on November 6-7, 1956. CHARACTERS Gladys ........................ Karen Zentner Malcolm Garth-Bander .. .... Iohn McGee Alice Garth-Bander . .. Pat O'Neal Dudley Garth-Bander ..... Ioe Yarbro Frankie Garth-Bander . . . .... Bettye Olive Roger Frampton .... .. . Iackie Harris Beer ................. ..... P atsy Gann Bettye seems to have lost her temper. Claude Garth-Bander .............. Bobby Starr ' .nfl et Action on the stage. TECHNICAL STAFF Assistant Director ......................... . Pat Duncan Stage Sets ...........,.... Priscilla Ripple, Iohn McGee, Gerald Ratliff, Iohnny Tennis, Ronnie Fox, Dorris Smith, Kenneth Fry, Bobby Easley, Sandra Duncan, Sonny Richardson. Properties .... ........... D orris Smith, Priscilla Ripple, Margaret Bennett, Ierry Martin. Lights . . . ................... Ronnie Fox Sound ............................... Margaret Bennett Tickets and Publicity ..... Sandra Ball and Vicki Adcock, I - - h- ' Co-chairmen: Pat Duncan, Carol McKis- Iohn' Us usual IS 'eadmg 15 Paper sack, Myra Stovall, Nancy Fox, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Io-Al Harris, Allan Calkin. GOVER ME DAY Government Day was one of those more unusual days for San Angelo High School Seniors. This day was set aside as the day that the students would take the reins of the San Angelo City Govemrnent. Eighty-eight seniors were installed as the city of- ficials for the day. Serving as mayor of the day was Bob Steves with Iudy Taylor, Ioey Funk, Donald Harvey and David Williams as the city commis- sioners. The day was highlighted with a banquet at the St. Angelus Hotel for all city officials and Gov- ernment Day officials. Former Mayor, Armistead Rust, spoke to the group. Government Day officials being installed by city officials. X,-ff City officials were interested in how a commis- City Manager Calkin and Mayor Steves. sioners meeting would be run by high school students. A The head table at the banquet. Iudge Parker and his jury found Mr. White guilty and sent him to jail. Up and over, Marion Sue! EN I OR PLAY The Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You, directed by Miss Ruth Alexander, was presented by members of the Senior Class at the Municipal Audi- torium on December 20. Penelope Sycamore .................... Pat O'Nea1 Essie ................ . .. Martha Chandler Rheba ......... Paul Sycamore . . Mr. DePinna .... Ed ............. Donald ......... Martin Vanderhot . . . Mary Morrow . . . . David Connally Sonny Richardson . ..... Iim Nicholson . . . . Robert Birks ........IohnMcGee Alice ............., . . . Susan Meadows Henderson ..... Gerald Roach Tony Kirby ...... ..... B uddy Stapp Boris Kolenkhov .... .... I immy Manitzas Gay Wellington . Mr. Kirby ....... Mrs. Kirby ...... Marion Sue Balch .. ........CheriMajor Hose Marie Glover Three Men . . . I ack Kemp, Kenneth Fry, Gerald Ratliff Olga ..... .......................... L ois Ritter The costumes were really clever! t ff Shall we dance? Long hours of practice made the play a success. Assistant Director Stage Managers Stage Crew ..... Properties . . . Sound Effects . . . Make-Up .... Programs . . . Publicity .... Tickets .... :' ,f 4 N its 'Nr Part of the cast admiring some art work. TECHNICAL STAFF IerryMartin . . .. .. . . . . . . . Ierry Martin, Iackie Harris . . . . Iohn McGee, Bobby Leidecker, Ierry Martin, Iackie Harris, Buddy Stapp . . . Laverne Tennis, Carolyn Boatright, Barbara Easter . . . . . . . . Iackie Harris, Ierry Martin Bettie Todd . . . Francine Cannon, Linda Erwin, Marion Sue Balch, Io-Al Harris . . . . . . lane Moss, Dana Powell, Connie Marshall, Pat Duncan . . . . . Iane Rechenthin, Linda Lucas, Lou Nell Dixon, Marion Sue Balch t l l l 5 E ef. f i I ,, SENIOR BANQUET The Cotillion Room of the Town House Hotel was the setting for the annual Senior Banquet on March 2. A dance followed the banquet for seniors and their dates with music furnished by Sammy Daulong and his band. The theme Three Years In Hades was carried out with life-size drawings of devils and other such inhabitants of the nether regions. HFEE YE-'f l'S IN T 1 LX Some boys went stag. The music was great, so everyone danced. Long hours were spent working on decorations. David and Phil had to rest their feet. One of the unco-operatives is taken to the water fountain. WEST ERN DAY School was dismissed the afternoon of March 8 so that students could attend the San Angelo Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. This day was set aside as Western Day for all SAHS students. Each student wore two articles of western clothing. Every homeroom elected a deputy and the deputies elected Mr. Bill Rouse as their judge and Billy Shroyer as their sher- iff. Iudge Rouse slapped a fine or sentence on all who did not meet the requirements of Western Day. March 7 school was dismissed for the rodeo parade. Organizations that participated in the parade from SAHS were the Bobcat Band, Tex- Anns, Key Club, and the Zocahs. The day the donkeys came to school. Q' That rough Steele Daniel. 'I'he Tex-Anns speak for themselves. '-f- 'W Denny and the Donkey. Meanwhile, back in the court room . . . Iudge Rouse Ninety-nine years! And no appeal. W-W .4 if 4' x 1- ' -1 Hup-two-three-four! The 'Law East of the Pecos -QW A group meeting of the slaves. LA TIN BANQUET The Cotillion Room of the Town House Hotel was the setting of annual Latin banquet on March 11. Roman Forum was theme of the banquet and everyone came dressed as Romans. Jimmy Manitzas conducted the fea- ture event of auctioning s1aves from Lee and Edison Iunior Highs. One hundred and seventy students attended the banquet. Mr. Claude Wooley and Linda Wilson each had parts on the program. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes. A slave put to work. The head table. Going-Going-Gone! The principals' table. Students enjoy a Roman meal. Best-dressed Romans. On your knees, Slaves! And what do you bid for this slave? , V' 'ff W new- Ted makes good use of Iudy. A MM I They orren't so heavy, Brion. This is the life, says Sonny. 1957 Belle and Beau. N 5 . UNIOR PROM The annual Iunior Prom, one of the big events of the year, was held April 5, 1957 at the Melody Club with a theme of Spring. Elected by the Iunior Class were Senior Belle and Beau, Susan Meadows and Ioey Funk, along with Iunior Duchesses, Cookie Amacker, Sammye Nutt, Bettye Olive, and Patsy Taylor. ,., Susan and Joey. Y ' The Belle and Her Court. Fgs- ,,. .myth .mai i ,xt Sitting one out Watching Presentation of the Junior Prom Royalty. Rock! Rock! Rock Everybody! PROM a PROFILES People and more people. Iunior class meeting before election of officers. Mr. White speaks to the stud body. 911 F-F-A ludging Team- One of Linda's many speeches. Public School Week planning committee. Parent-Teacher night. a..-rf ' Alh. 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M f1f?21ffWQ4,.0'013' A A talrre C' ?q,O::er ' 'sa'14'1ee1 0 ' ' , A A it S For Saturday 9:16.25 WZf'ifi? QSJYXNP Ha gimen I sb r- I Shrouds Both K B:--ir' T 'Q ' JQHQJ A LoVe- 15 mx SEQQMS BOB com Seem, W W. -W B SPRING ww' ' 5 N S ' An .J Uunior-Senior OYS N , W ' 'J-'JG aww Mcwwfg' Dem, WTA-,b IT DR 0 10 0 CAN. GLASSXNSQ Ez? EDWTQY' 'wgqvzzexpeyj 51 P YY . qev' rrell, HZCQI lack OSP Or D ,V ' N DE , 1. n--Mtefflub I Gvq SMI, ,, , 'Q is N'm.,, QNOY VNAKE DISTRICT 2-4A LEAD wma ,.,,,m ,qw DLANDABULLDOG' Dwi? 5396 ?QX.EQ3Y z1-is WIN, oven roucu MI xu' yu K xx Ks I U :Q 1 I ff, '1 EEN? 7 ifsfx' 'LKli1f- his Congratulations to the... STUDENTS AND FACULTY SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL .57 j ,. ...v v 4 I- Y H vvlixi Effjg: My--J Ai ff T ' fl nl ' 60X 'Rudi E! .-,. H , ,,,,,,..,.. M,wg-:2'2:55Q3Qggggqigjggigir'-1.j,QgggQ:5 I., A- E:-1'Er:rl2-'i f1'1'- ' was 'E 1 ' : 'A' l A'.A Q fQQf.,Qf,Q,fg ...V.V.,1iA.T.4..1.1.1.1.1.:..1V1. -:-1-:-:'11-1-1' 1 S' , - .-.-.-.-Y- 4'---:-:---A1- 1 21 -I -H 'l L ':: ':' 1 f--r gr-2+1-ifrf:-:f12'1Z1?E:f 5'i 55:25::jfj3Q5f5f5ffI f: A' F ,',,.V., f ,,.1 -1-- S'f .ii 2.iif :A:A 'SA RQEW 'S'A'A ':':' 'ZAZ i G me-1f1::-1.2 5 ,, ifi:.i.'ssss:s:i-'I WWPYZQ f, Z,l.i.3,. wg 'Q N - -'--: f 5 4V!f 'UQESEQ f ' 1555 I eps' ' b'ZL?1f5'3ff 6: ff! W 245221 6 f f Wise 352 ---2:':'2 .,... WW? fy .,, - ,.,.....4,.... :.: '- Q i f ir , .ET 4 lv. YOUR COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE Serving West Texans Since 1913 fox-fawyawca 7 5 sis iss s F 3 E gsss Best Wishes . . . . 55-l X- 630 We f W A AN , '00u1cf 11:..1rLM'f-Y' ww rxol A N , .f 9 'ff 5 eoOT ,W 4Nou.o-F' Youn COMPLETE WESTERN STORE 7-Up Bottling Company SAN ANGELO, TEXAS for famous bmmis BLAKE DUNCAN CO. San Angelo's Leading Store for Men and Boys San Angelo Midland Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat a Pontiac A General Motors Masterpiece SCHUCH MOTOR COMPANY. lNC. SOUTH CAKES AT EAST BEAUREGARD SAN ANGELO. TEXAS E I ielelj elxileilgial '- ' x CLATTERBUCK LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING All the Beautiful New HAIR STYLES Naturally Come From Dial 3248 606 Caddo R I C C I ' S SAN ANGELQ, TEXAS BEAUTY CENTER We strive fo please 1518 W. Beau. 6257-3622 f ' f W ' QV 136 w. Twohag Telephone 3161 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 1if1T,!2,.11.15f1..,i.ez12Treffh Starting our 70th Year in West Texas ' e HIQLCQMBEJQLA-NTQN ecord Shop il-239133-K Print Appreciate Anything Everything 0 1 MANUFACTURING STATIONERS 9 LOCATED BEHIND WARREN DRUG TA! zffaj' e OFFICE OUTFITTERS West Beauregard Dial 4161 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS J 1 e 533 filflfxiij if-11.111111 I-fxlifxliif S S lilfg r 50Q5sf-:CSM SUOCUQ- YLSQ9-Q u5a'e.Q Dems. wus-S VV 54-Lfrvxfmbu xg 0,0-vvb - mu, mm,f,, 3 ,Lees B, eciksrqfww ug L,Q:,.,Loq'UfJ X? we XYLoJ,,uQ6r-SC ent. Ywovez, LXLQJQ, .SQL bw 5 En ompllments of mbqqrxao 8 E Wghelt 0.5 usa- ZGSQ'-nun-'. X 1. Robert Ma M . FURNITURE - CARPETS - Terms to suit you - COMPLIMENTS OF Fine RANDALL MOTORS. AND Shirt INC, Serviceu Authorized Dealers CALL OLDSMOBILE ' CADILLAC Santa Cleaners 218 so. oakes Ph. 9171 And Laundry 1210-1214 W. BEAUREGARD IV! IJXIJJJ-.1111 li! !-!JXl.!JJX!L!JJe SOUTHWESTER B LFOUR COMP CDiViSiO11 of L. G. Balfour Co.j Serving Southwestern Schools and Colleges 3501 McKinney, Dallas, Texas San Angelo High Schools Official I ewelers And Stationers Always Buy The Best- Buy Balfour PLINY L. ,ARMOUR 2205 W. Ave. I. San Angelo, Texas Phone 5-6705 S X S - H ucsay He KIVZEII qjflowzu--.fat fjnzm. .935 Louuu ARLEY GUESS RIENDLY -' 75' LOQUERALUF SERVICE STATION H19 SOUTH OAKES STREET SAN ANGELO. TEXAS C MR. H MRS. DAY OR NIGHT Hznscun SUMMERLIN DIAL 7169 819 S' Oakes Good Health to All . . . SINGER SEWING from R E X A L L MACHINE COMPANY PERKINS DRUG Co. Smith and Sons 124 So. Chadbourne Phone 4212 The REXALL SIM w-'bi-'nil 'QQZFQIF' SAN ANGELO BUSINESS COLLEGE 435 West Concho Avenue San Angelo, Texas Rig QSSSSQ SS EE S SESEYYEESH S SQSSS BE! I ISS This is what happened in 1956-57 MY FAVORITE TEACHER 77 .1 ,+I iqlf at I QI 'LAL L MY FAVORITE CLASS 9 'f QQXEQQABO I I I x',-,,, 1 A XII ,Jw A I MY WORST TEST I CX Specvw MY BEST GRADE fp Lf, yff MY BEST DATE ,ft ,IR IX ,IM IQ IL p A p MY BEST BOY FRIENDJJII 4 ,tx QC 2 :Lk-9 If 15' 1711 lkjifdg 44 L MY BEST GIRL FRIEND I -I tix Om ILAJJ MY MOST EMBARRASSINCjMOME9NT THE BEST DANCE K Zaelfff 4412 mf Cf, ,L,Qfff: f 25 My Date U tm' il I O I I we ' F THE BEST PARTY My Date - I Q THE BEST RECORD A ,MI I 'M 'I I I THE BEST SHOW: I vi f. 'Z lt: Q THE MOST EXCITING FOOTBALL CAME vs. 4 OiI'lt-.l if ff 1 Score: S.A.H.S. ft? Opponent Q7 CF THE MOST EXCITING BASKETBALL GAME vsf i N Q wx I' BLANK Score: S.A.H.S. f:f5Q Opponent CI Cf ik' Compliments of UIHLLHCE STUDIOS ij!! l if!!! 1 l FIJI! flialxij F ijxiifxfjlifxiflf John C Roberts Cheer Leader KINGSWOY YANNIGANS SHOES FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART coNcHo AT OAKES PHONE 6561 ll'0Sf0llQ HOWELL S SHOES TIRES TUBES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES 17 W Beauregard SAN ANGELO TEXAS SAN ANGELO TEXAS GET THE IIABITV No hab1t IS more unportant than that of read1ng a good dally newspaper It IS a must for Amenccrns 1f our democracy 1S to cont1nue The Umted States 1S a great nat1on largely be- ' . -. ,X .,k' f'fV'X': 5 ,W , W! f Z . ll if 0 If .I NY I W1 ' ' W ' I 101 Ill! W mr ' ' - W W ' 1 W M . ll ,W A Y . wf . . . . . . W . A D - ' IH . ' ' ' W cause it has a number of great daily newspapers. Most folk in and around San Angelo W prefer the W W W M, - W cc 9 , v W , ,U ,'. t. , . W W - . - . W W - .. .. W W IW W W . . W W W M 1 W W M . M , H M I M . N M I W fl I IH W Nl W W W 4 5 WI SAN ANGELO STANDARD TIMES Its a IVcst Y mas LVCLLSINLPGI 8 page Com1c Famlly Weekly MORNING EVENING SUNDAY WEEKLY PHIL H LANE OTIS C GRISHAM BEST WISHES FROM WEEKS DRUG STORE LANE GRISHAM AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 24 East Twohlg Avenue San Angelo Texas Phone 4153 125 South Oakes St H1006 6386 SAN ANGELO TEXAS REBEL INN ll W W .J 6' 5 M ' The Quality House on Sherwood Way W W W W WE ilfjffil fl Fifi!! lglll l l'l lf !.lTlJlTIli!iJ1JXIIJTl llIIl1f1l l'lTlflT E Q E W 4' 1 i mf 4 4: 4 s 4: gg ' R E fl 0 READY-TO-WEAR 6 SHOES Best Wishes For You Boatler's Spanish Restaurant E. J. Boatler Serving Genuine Mexican Food and American Dishes Catering Service Seating Capacity 150 Telephone 9972 121 South Irving p HI-Y TRI-HI-Y SAN ANGELO, TEXAS WARRE Unv a 1w eSHO9PlNG CENTER P:1o?: LAUNDRY a. our cl.eANlNG run com sronms 350 S. OAKES - 217 W. BEAUREGARD Phono 3196 Phono 3198 Bates-Cavitt Lumber Co. APPOINTMENT ' ' 0 BARBER SHOP Building Material 'A' Corner of Oakes 8- Ave. D Dial 4173 Saves you time E CONGRATULATIONS You have successfully completed another cycle of learning. YVhat will be your next step . college vacation or will you look for employment? Your future could depend upon your dec1s1on Another lesson you must now learn is how to handle money The frlendly folks at the San Angelo National Bank will gladly help you by explfumng to you how money should be managed. We 1nv1te you to visit us with your problems. WE ARE INTERESTED IN YOUR FUTURE SAN ANGEIO NATIONAl BANK Member F D I C .sf- :Asp E EE t.u aa f u . I if zvi ,I E, . ' Q Y 32421 015: ll 5 rrr r u u y mn if . - In an Q rn I 'K Q E1 lk A Q ' 4 c ' I s z iw Q2 s 1 W MM sm , , if 2 ,, , ,,,. .. :,,.g255I3 -:img ggzauz iji ,FEE my N l ' QAM W I . :Q 25fE5i5g21E:24Er:55g3gy5' .-- Z, -... ,A 1... f' ia.. .,.,. am z ' iJ.!!l!!l!illlllllllllllllllillllllll ljjlalJIllj,1xl!rllJ I ' ' a S55 lg! Q! if . E SS STOVALL BOOHER Q EM so tad Radiator Sales 81 Service ao WEEFIIBEAUREUGHRD TeIephone 5033 309 South Oakes San Angelo Foremost in M en's Wear COMPLIMENTS OF CITY FLOWER SHOP OF 127 East Beauregard Telephones Arthur Heard 9119-9110 Owner SHEPPERSON'S FURNITURE C0 THE HOME OF FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS GANDY'S CREAMERY San Angelo w 2 x 1 . 111154 - 1 41111 J lNiQfLfXlJ:I,.!JelJX!iiJX!LliiilQiLi Waugh Service - You Can Live Bert er' Q ZS u! O i r . ' r U AVE BETTEli lfvrnncly Through service to others - to your fellow Workers, your community, your nation you best can acquire the material things and achieve the satisfaction and real happinesss necessary for better livin Electric servants and service will help provide more leisure hours for your enjoyment of better living. WestTexas Utilities Cbmfflfl E Q vxsss S lx 5 - S ee S B . E Eat Del-Tex Candies Phone 3534 Condies-School Supplies 515 Caddo St. Nuts and Novelties ff 1 I' ' as I I ' :ef A f' ' , '- ELLIS PARTS co. coNcHo SADDLES KA SAN ANesu.o. TEXAS PHONE 6996 Notebooks, Belts, Buckles, Billfolcls AUTOMOBILE PARTS Congratulations, MAURICE YOUR LADIES, SHOP Where the newest is shown first x 1u.. Xl 7 V ZAL, ' 129 8. CHADIOURNI IT. IAN ANGII-D. TIXAU , PHONE 2-1430 ?S3ee.g3,,sXx-,e- ee, eewee, - , cs ssssss To OW Yozmcg Amefficqga CZZZQEHJ- mimi 15,01 Aljfd ii, . LMAWMJMZ xfffffgi QAM it pfrjwqfwy wwf at ' rf A , G w o u l d have you to ever remember that there is no greater privi- lege than American citizenship. It is a priceless treasure. Keep in mind always that this privilege carries with it equal .responsibilities and if you are to retain the American ideals of justice and opportunity for all, each of you must do your part and your full duty toward this great nation or some day the struggles and sacrifices made by its founders will be swept away and such mementoes as the American flag, the Lib- erty Bell, and the Statue of Liberty will vanish with them, and another satellite C o u n t r y will have been born. THE FIRST NATIONA IN OUR DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY YEAR Member F.D.I.C. e Q lglsiieiliiifjlisiiliflieixfgiflffsi 2 7.1 fn Q -I 2 P 3 O Z U 3 'U O zz -1 rn au D2 -2 P ., 5 ieiieien MM 5 S W A LI 0 7h :uv-ww ffffff ff ,- 4-WI S ,WML 'Zigi ' i fl MT:-M, -v ' ' , I ' f L V:.f 3f, S P A A , 1 -S , , I I 7 1 l S J L. W... , . 202 S. Chadbourne Sa Treat 'em right Little Mexico Restaurant Added to our Mexican Food Sea Foods dz Fresh Water Catfish W here the best people eat the best fooclv n Angelo MOSS PUBLISHING CO. DAVIDSON'S Pharmacy Printers - Publishers Prescription Specialists 250' Shefwood WCY 'hon' 3283 1307 w. Beauregard Dial 9113 Best Wishes, Seniors! I -f -- D l T vwA+ymvW i i R d. ' ' i mil up a . b XX! lw'i,,,.iss:..u ,, ' and Appliances X- V 16-1a E. rwshig sm Aussie, rsxAs MRS. BOEHME'S BAKERY QSSSQSQQQSS Qxkkgsfiss ' 411551314 1 lj!!slJ,l I 1 151311 l l i!.!LIlij lixfeliii SAN ANGELO COLLEGE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS in Basketball - 1957 SAN ANGELO COLLEGE RAMS STANDINGWLEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Tankersley, Mertzon, Texas, Albeert Miranda, San Angelo, Texas, Rex Rarden, McCamey, Texas: Rex Nichols, Austin, Texas, Arnold Patton, Meadow, Texas, Don Koonce, Sundown, Texas, Phil Addison, Brownfield, Texas: Coach Phil George. KNEELING-LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Jiles, Bossier City, La,, Milton Nickel, San Angelo, Texas, LaRue Robinson, Austin, Texas, Jay Hawley, Austin, Texasp and Frank Trevino, San Angelo. ' FULLY ACCREDITED BY STATE AND REGIONAL AGENCIES At San Angelo College every student is somebody. Many of your classmates who have gone before you from San Angelo High can tell you enthusiastically of the greater ease of adjustment to college life on SAC campus than on large college campuses away from home. And, too, you can save the difference in dollars! WEST TEXAS IS PROUD OF SAN ANGELO COLLEGE Raymond M. Cavness, Ph. D., L.L.D., President San Angelo, Texas X S S 5 S DRUGS SUN DRIES Paul Hu-dman Drug Store 201 N. MAIN N G It's A Pleasure To Serve You PRESCRLPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 69551 c2'Ng362 WATSON'S CONFECTIONERY Ruby's Famous Pies Are Only Part Of The Wonderful Food Lunches, Mexican Food, Sandwiches and All Other Kinds of Good Foods AT WATSON ,S The Friend of the Bobcats RUBY HANA 200 N. CHAD. The 1957 WESTEBNER STAFF extends sincere thanks to those merchants whose advertising support makes it possible for San Angelo High School to publish an annual. COMPLETELY AIR CON DITIONED mf .3 :ff -f -'-f iifflv-e4-YN' ,425 'iliff -f .-L '-xH-2 in SAN ANGELO choose HUTEI. 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