San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1957 volume:

. ■i ' .«- s. •V i? .v,-yi. ; : . ii ■ . ■ Vu ' lHcrn (no iiorlds. life hovers like a stai HiiH liltir (lo nc l.noiv I hat uhUh iit nrr! ' ' Hjin Jrss II hoi nr nut he! HYKON iM • ' i nt ' Vl ■km Mi . ' V ' :W . ■ ■■ ■ x tj ■■rti ■ £f ' l ' .tu ' ' 1 ySr , -: , tZ ' - ' ' )L v ■. «ti!Sif l«« iil OP t:  t - ' ' ' ■■■■■■ K 11 Jl1iiiliih ' |k;i M liiim } V JACINTO e ifcf:: olor€5 WM. . . A ' ' ,- ' . : o;n!iif ' ' ' ' THE NEW ERA . . . The year 1957 will see many changes in this world of ours. It has been designated as the International Geophysical Year, in which scientists of all countries will pool their talents in the common search for knowledge of the universe about us. Man is ever seeking to discover many things through his re- search into the realms of nature. Some of those things are an explanation for the ordei ' ed paths of the stars and atoms; a better understanding of the wonders of creation that surround us; and, finally, the very purpose of Man ' s existence. Along with these things, the scientist endeavors to improve the social standards of his fellow beings, and to advance the character and ability of the human race as a whole. In accordance with this onward movenient, steps have to be taken in the education of today ' s youth, who will be the researchers and improvers of their own following generations. Our own school has been chosen as a mark of progress in the growth of Houston. It has been proposed that San Jacinto will become a truly cosmopolitan school, drawing students from all parts of the city. We have already come part of the way on this road to the future by becoming a four-year school, the second in the city, this year. But it is only the beginning. San Jacinto will equip the citizens of tomorrow as ably as she has ah ' eady furnished her many graduates with the most important of all a school ' s gifts — a good foundation in the living of a life as 2 an American and citizen of a true democracy. MESSAGE FROM THE STAFF Each year in planning the com- ing yearbook the staff strives to be original and to make El Oroso one of the best yearbooks in Hous- ton. This year we believe we have accomplished what we set out to do. True, we broke a few old, out- dated traditions, but to make any- thing advance in quality one must discard a few relics. Two long-standing traditions discarded this year are the baby pictures and the cartoons in the junior and senior class sections. Since the cartoons were the only art in the book, they have been replaced throughout with original art-work division pages created by the able staff artists. The baby pictures were eliminated because good reproduction of the snapshots rarely oc- curs and this creates unattractive pages. We are very proud of our cover, designed also by the artists, and of the division pages, for each helps to carry out the theme we chose — the Universe. As far as members of the staff know, this particular theme has never been used in any other yearbook. Our job is now finished. We ' ve gained much by put- ting together your book — a sense of responsibility, a new measure of efficiency, many fond memories, and a few gray hairs. We ' ve enjoyed it. Now we proudly present to you your 1957 El Oroso — to explore and cherish in the years to come because it will bring back memories of your beloved San Jac. Svs ' ■ .% i( ,l ' - - IXc m ■jfSa X V. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 8 CAMPUSTROLOGY 19 SPORTS 35 ORGANIZATIONS 55 FEATURES IO4 SENIORS 120 JUNIORS ; 52 SOPHOMORES 1 7Q FRESHMEN ' 182 ADVERTISEMENTS 19q OUR PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE TO THE STUDENT BODY Youth is a beginning, and life is a search for the development of the best that is in you. Thoughtful dedication to humanitarian ideals and concern for others will guide you along the way. Seek limitless knowledge; experience aesthetic appreciation of the great beauty in the world; know that love of God and your fellow man is the key to the completeness of life. — W. BRYAN SHAVER DEDICATION TO MISS MARGARET WOODWARD When the time came for the staff of El Oroso to decide upon the person who was to be honored by having the 1957 book dedicated to them, there was only one who was even considered — our sponsor, Miss Margaret Woodward. It has been she who has given us our inspirations, and a gentle push in the right direction when needed. Without her, planning a yearbook would have been utterly impossible, and it is to her now that we extend our deepest thanks and in her name that we dedicate this, the 1957 El Oroso. •- • ' tv mm •%, J :.7:• : ■ ( ' i- . «„«. - ' • ♦ $ ' if -t .. ' k-  ,«-,• .•• - .? . ' V. ' --. - ' OS s f ' •- ' •■:sE ■■■- ' .•:fV ' -. -.r«i ;:•• ' ■ ' . -.- ' . -f. ■ ' • ' -C i ■nfii I if AD MINISTRATIO N The welfare of the students at San Jacinto is amply cared for by the members of the Administration and Faculty. The prime concern of these people is the presentation of the excellent education of- fered by the city of Houston and the state of Texas to the students. The devotion to their duties is seen in the character MR. ARTHUR D. HERRING Assistant Principal MRS. FLORA WEST MISS RONA COLLIER Counselors MRS. KATHLEEN DUGGAN Registrar MRS. DORESS HOLBERG Attendance of the work done here at San Jaeinto and the success of our alunuii who have gone on to college and the business world. We shall always remember the helpfulness of our teach- ers and of the people we fol- lowed during our high school days. They are. in truth, our Guiding Stars. MRS. OTIS SECOR Dean MR. LEWIS REUCKERT MRS. HELEN CROUCH Librarians MRS. SALLIE LIVINGSTON Secretary v i T-M V KJUSUH:  lA,ita3 I J Seated : Mrs. Tee Jay Ward, Miss Eula J. Hurst. Standing: Mrs. Hazel M. Thompson, Mrs. Mamie D. Clayton RIGHT: Seated: Mrs. Eron Brouse, Mrs. Lee F. Pickle. Mrs. Dorothea B. Askew. Standing: Mr. E. B. Ingraham, Mrs. Ruby Ratliff. MATH DEPARTMENT RIGHT: Mrs. Natalie Kerr. Miss Margaret Waple Mrs. Cleo Yarberrv. Mrs. Maxine Lewis, Mrs. Charlotte Pfau, Mrs. Emily Worley. Mrs. Jeanne Morcom, Mr. Dan Ellison, Mrs. Marie Allen. Ti« rw-j- w it ..wrtv.- t-w -wm. .wm r .ma. .- -m ■ fmfc m-a. i j B ft SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT RIGHT: Mr. Dale Perkins, Miss Anastasia Doyle. Mr. James Hancock. BELOW: Mrs. Juanita Le. Tulle, Mrs. Stella Mae Gat- lin, Mrs. Margaret H Moore. ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENTS BELOW: Mr. Harry Lantz, Mrs. Haise Barnes, Miss Nancy Taylor, Mr. William McGrath. 14 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT SPEECH AND DRAMA DEPARTMENTS BELOW: Mr. Walter Robertson, Mr. Jerry Callahan. 15 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT LEFT: Sitting — Miss Inez Goodman, Miss Lilla Slater, Miss Anna Evans. Standing: Miss Esther Tre- vino. Miss Helen Steed. i m COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT RIGHT: Sitting— Mrs. Eva C h a n e y. Miss Robbie Bayer. Mrs. Saidee Sher- rill. Standing: Mrs. Anne Camp, Mrs. Goldie Loe- wenthal. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT LEFT: Mrs. Mamie Clayton, Mrs. Amy Ev- jen. RIGHT: Mr. Wm. Speary, Distributive Ed- ucation. 1 iii m « CAMPUSTROLOGY In this section are the pic- tures depicting highlights of the student activity at San Jacinto. The actions are typi- cal, and subjects are a cross- section of the student body. This, the every-day life at San Jac, and the students them- selves, are truly the stars of the school and of this annual. N.F.L. members, Lowell Fink, Stephen Susman. Linda Hetherington. Eliza- beth Perkins, gather around to admire the plaque for being the leading chapter in 1956 . . . presented to them by Mr. Jacob. — f ABOVE : A familiar sight in the Solarium— Miss Collier ' s tutors hard ■B I at work helping other students. Here is Dana Donsky assisting Bill ' • Bullock. LEFT: The R.O.T.C. boys can always be seen early every morning raising the flag in front of the school. .j  , ' - - ' ' i-iv, -w T.r II I. n ■ ' ■ L 1 T.r. «. i i CAMPUSTROLOGY LEFT: Pat Tighe reads tlie morning de- votional over the public address system while Mr. Shaver looks on. BELOW: Never fear, the bomb squad ' s here . . . snickers fifth period chemistry class. dors hani islins Bill oiinw! pr j i ABOVE: The girls in the modern class say, You there! Watch your step! BELOW: Thanks to El Oroso Circulation staff for a job well done. First row: Marion Trapolino, Esther Gimble, Carol Arps. Second row: Jane Austin, Mary Ivory, Judy Margolin, Sharon Wilkenfeld, Mihon Nirken, Glenda Lerner, Melvin Buck. Third row: Deanna Chu, Pat Tighe, Howard Plotkin, Judy Peine, Dick Kelly, Jerry Bollfrass. Fourth row: Dolores Petersen, Sue Gardner, Ann Remsburg, Sue Cheatom, Jay Robin- son, Roy Gee. Not pictured : Elizabeth Perkins. CLASSES kVi BELOW: Bobby Fisher starts on another crafts project. r. ■ w H ABOVE: Kathleen Jaeger, Mrs. Maynard, Rozelene Cline, Betty Loyacano. put the finishing touches on a group of pottery ashtrays. ORTHOPEDICS Foremost among all the students of San Jacinto because of their school spirit, strength of character, and friendly personalities are those in Mrs. May- nard ' s registration, the Orthopedics. This class is the only one of its kind in the city of Houston, and the students come from all over the city. Their par- ticipation in all student activities is ex- cellent — especially their record of at- tendance. On these pages are pictures of these students occupied in typical activities. We take great pleasure in saluting these bright stars of San Jacinto ' s galaxy. LEFT: Carolyn Campbell, DeValca White, look over a confusing assignment. . B. I. -J ' f 1 ±r r r r ;f,-w r- r ..I J. n • lv r ' X ' ORTHOPED!C CLASSES BELOW: Milton McCrary and Kathleen Jaeger. Hey! YcJu ' re ex- ceeding the speed limit. nt Cline, eroupoi ABOVE: Clockwise — Jim Bond, Bob Tatum, Norma Chudleigh, Donnie Sheets. Jesse McLemore. Inez Chud- leigh, Beverly Gray, Carolyn Campbell, Joe Beaver, polish up their Spanish pronunciation by listening to records. LEFT: Sitting — Pat Ramsey, -with Winnie Chappell, maid, greet Blue Monday hap- pily. 23 CAMPUSTROLOGY No. you can ' t take four study halls and two periods in gym! explains Mrs. West to Gerald Koster. Magoo pitches in to help Jan Gipson and Diane Whitby take care of the mob at the Bears ' Den. RIGHT: Bobby Nicol, on behalf of the student body, pre- sents Coach Rose a tomahawk with which to scalp the Indians. (Maybe next year it will work.) The Gauchos treat, so the football bunch strap the feedbag on for an evening of good food and a little fun. I. •Tii. ' tf r -  jr , MM . -TT ' --.  L -J- 1 w« i r: rj ' i ' n - r+i t y iA ' .V f f - CAMPUSTROLOGY and tw tea Janet Dannewitz pours a spot of tea for Mrs. Thompson while Mrs. Evjen looks on. This was the Christmas tea for the faculty, presented by the home economics classes. h Carol Pennel, Eleanor White, Janie ColUns, Bobbye Pharr, and Robbie Pell seem happy about the Temple trip. Could it be no school for the day? LEFT: Three lashes with my wet bullwhip, says Coach Hurst to Mr. Perkins when he failed to make a point in the faculty volleyball game. (Kitball Icrai 1 lillif RIGHT: Julia Whitely and Wayne Earp present Sharon St. Lawrence a mum. The Youth Council did a wonderful job delivering mums dur- ing football season. CAMPUSTROLOGY Rudy Balky and Jack Issacson take a break between dances for the pause that refreshes. BELOW: Almost curtain time and Dewann Wharton and Janice Johnson nervously await their cue. pies( ABOVE: Rah, Rah for San Jac, San Jac will win . the crowd at the pep rally. sing Mrs. Monroe is pictured with the cafeteria help who have given us faith- ful service throughout the year. A big thanks to them. ■ rfiit ' t TJi ' ( M k Vi: fi- ' f ft ■ ? ' fej tuple I Biiaili lie lead CAMPUSTROLOGY What a busy, busy bunch! Mrs. Camp ' s classes toil hard and long to finish the as- signments. BELOW: La Cora de Ora and the Mixed Chorus combined to present a very enjoyable Christmas program for the student body. ABOVE: Viewing the world from different angles are La- Ferney, Margolin, Nicol, and Howell, assisted by Gilchrease, Papadakis, Nicol and Wetherill. TT: Mrs. Jordan entertains a couple of guests in a room unfamiliar to most students — the teachers ' lounge. CAMPUSTROLOGY RIGHT: Teachers must eat, too. Here at the teachers ' lunch table in the cafeteria are Mr. Herring, Mr. Shaver. Mrs. Hol- berg, Miss Colber, Miss Doyle, Mr. Mc- Grath, Mrs. Duggan. (Note the handy soup pot in case refills are needed.) LEFT: Miss Collins helps John Ellzey in her sight-saving class. - n-. ' pf Tf ' f sm ' m ABOVE: 1-2-3 and awaaaaay we go! That is Maureen Lipp who is about to take off. LEFT: You ' re getting cold, fellas.. The ball isn ' t over there! 28 ra ■ i iv ;n ' r a  -.■ jV t _i ' -t m T.-KWM L jw ■r.. ,T J l•r■ Tr. ' .tJ T ' : ' f- n «f m ■ ' r. ' -%-V 4 Wi rV ' J rSii i V - T r - M ft V AA - ft 5iF ' ijrvm-n Hi r ' [ ' i!l!!L1..2SZ ' m mi Ai CAMPUSTROLOGY Bye, bye, yell the cheerleaders and Gaucho officers just before leaving on the Temple trip. ' f f ' ' ♦V. .. ' ' RIGHT: Mr. Shaver spreads out the welcome mat for visitors of Business- Education Day. Here he is shown welcom- ing two representatives from the Chamber of Commerce. ABOVE: Pat Duncan is determined to get that nasty mosquito that bit him while in the huddle. RIGHT: Mr. Miner gets first-hand ex- perience at school-teaching. He attended San Jac on B.E. Day. 29 CAMPUSTROLOGY RIGHT: The senior chorus line consist- ing of Jan Gipson, Sandra Singer, Bar- bara Blaney, Carolyn Soule, and Janice Johnson. (Sandra seems to be missing something.) LEFT: Mrs. Allen ' s fifth period geometry class at their attentive best when the photographer arrived. RIGHT: The brains of the senior class — standing: Austin, Hooker, Perkins, Mit- chell, Frost, Marter, Duhig, Dobat, BeU, Tighe, Smith, Boudreaux, Donsky, Bliel, Teller, Piatt, Schonier, Miss Collier, Mrs. West. Seated: Wright, Hoffman, Gilbert, Ivory, McNeill, Horwitz, Farfel, Kaplan, Dow, and Peine — wait to take the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Test. I -.1 T l .- . % t. i..Ji- ' t- K. ' ff ■ 7 jx i7- 111 -« .;i r i-. ' «—  •• •-!_■• ■ ■ u w . v . ' L Jfrj ' i. « i ' ifU-:J f.  ( V ' ,T  A ' l- f hi CAMPUSTROLOGY When Mr. Easterwood, the custodian, re- tired, the faculty presented him with a comfy easy chair. Pictured with him is Mr. Shaver, Miss Steed, Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Dabney, and Mrs. Easterwood. RIGHT: A few of Mrs. Copeland ' s Eng- lish students — Arlene Horwitz, Linda Katz, Janice Goldberg, Sara Passiah, and Gloria Pepper — proudly show off their projects. The short-changers of America. To be- long to this lively little group one must be a clever, polite, and cheerful checker in the cafeteria. Pictured are: Jean Frenzel, Rochelle Young, Sandra Lynn, Judy Peine, Barbara Rosenzweig, and Richard Fellows. Stitch, Stitch, Stitch . . . The nimble fingers of the sewing class are learning to sew a fine seam. CAMPUSTROLOGY RIGHT: Mr. Israel gave El Oroso staff a party when the picture taking was finished. Shown are Mary Ivory, Deanna Chu, Roy Gee. Marion Trapolino, Miss Woodward, Linda Farfel, Howard Plot- kin. Milton Nirken. Melvin Buck. Dolorfes Petersen, Sue Gardner, Jay Robinson, and Pat Tighe. Linda Farfel and Melvin Buck are shown with the prizes they won in the contest. BELOW: Judy Margolin receives a bouquet from Captain Melvin Piatt after she was announced the f0 1957 Band Sweetheart. ABOVE: What have I done to deserve this? wails Glenda Lerner as she attempts to find a way to get her books. LEFT: Our cheerleaders, Nicol. La Fer- ney, Wetherill, Howell, Papadakis. Mar- golin, and Gilchrease, at one of their better moments (the Lamar pep rally). i ii f i. i ' - r , ' f x ' .jn ■ ■GTafTi K«iiv r :TLXH k1 « 1,1 . -« «.. (i . ; .  -v k ' W . W ' TT r L t i i nr-r tr  i ' - a-TlT.TjP fc-3 Ms ail ri CAMPUSTROLOGY LEFT: Cecil Jones and Lenny Hoffman sing, Talves a lieap of coal to stoke a fire. This is from the production Johnny Stranger. ' ABOVE: Books, books, books. Mr. Beh- rens and helpers Jack Laws and Gary Ferguson do a great job at keeping us all supplied with textbooks which keep us busy for the semester. llieir RIGHT: At times like this I ' d rather be a plumber! exclaims Mr.. Sturdivant to Frieda Smith. BELOW: Football sweetheart Carolyn Soule ' gets a kiss from two of the heroes, Bill Richardson and Larry Evans. (Ap- parently she ' s enjoying it.) CAMPUSTROLOGY These cheerful gals — Barbara Blaney. Diane Whitby. Judy Knolls, Angela Mc- Cartney. Jan Gipson, and Gayle Smiley — are the ones you will find at the Bear ' s Den in the cafeteria. (Don ' t try to read the sign. It is impossible ! ) BELOW : Mr. Rose presents David Womack a trophy at the football banquet while wide-eyed Bobbye Pharr (under Mr. Rose ' s arm) looks on. ABOVE: Heave Ho, groans the boys ' gym class. LEFT: Ah haw, you ' re right! It is a shirt, quips John Clark to Janice Johnson.  •,• K ' 4 ' T,l •.■ ■ ■ ' iglJI ■ -I wyt V.7- w X L X. -r r,A '  mf ■ i_. .. 1 v b w . 1 V - ' .- ' ■ r .. i i fw. r i i- 1 .A TT . . .. «. . CAMPUSTROLOGY LEFT: Uh-oh! I forgot the rules . . . the referee tells San Jacinto players Billy Surles, Tommy Morris, and David Womack, before the start of the Lamar football game. RIGHT: Everyone seems to be having a wonderful time at the Sock Hop spon- sored by the Boys ' Booster Club. ABOVE: Awwww, you don ' t mean it, says BiU Richardson. RIGHT: Mrs. Eleanor Jordan and Miss Lillian Scott tell students that attended the Varsity-Faculty Volleyball game, What? You doubt our integrity and sense of fair play? t. i- ' v ■ r-y ' --::M ' - ■•-: ■■■: 4 ; ■:;;■•:■. li M- d«. j«!TVfca.nk aiKkW A«asatfa IKHa%H«MIIM ' d  K :ri ic ' ' Top, left to right: Annette LaFerney, Sylvia Nicol, Judy Margolin. Bottom: Buford Gilchrease, Jimmy Papadakis, Bobby Nicol, Tommy Weatherill, Janice Howell. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders, under the guidance of Miss Scott, their advisor, have made the sports events of San Jacinto ring with school spirit. On cheerleader election day the halls of San Jac are plastered with cards and posters of the hopefuls asking for votes. The candidates give out lolli- pops and bubble guin with hopes that they won ' t be forgotten at voting time. To become a candidate for cheerleader a student must have a C average and G in conduct. Along with good grades, the cheerleaders must be energetic, strong-lunged, and have endurance to be able to stand up under the long hours of practice and participation in all the pep rallies and sports events. The next time you are at the game when the brown and gold appears, let out a cheer and give San Jacinto ' s well-deserving cheerleaders a boost. Left: Mr. Touchdown • w i ■ ,■ i_ -f T L I ' i n -i i  - t mba«.4:t«ia Left to right: Jesse Martin, Herman Philips, W. C. Treadway, Curtis (Dike) Rose. COACHES The coaches at San Jacinto High School instruct the Physical Education classes and guide the athletic teams in city wide sporting events. Curtis (Dike) Rose has been head football coach since 1948, and this season has experienced the finest success since 1949. Mr. Rose, as head coach, has shaped athletes who have excelled, and are a credit to San Jacinto. Jesse Martin is head basketball coach and B team football coach. Mr. Martin has designed some fine and outstanding basketball players in the short time he has been here. Herman Phillips is our track coach and B team basket- ball coach. Mr. Phillips has developed many fine track and field men in his time here. W. C. Treadway, an ex-student at San Jacinto, is line coach in football and head coach in swimming and baseball. San Jacinto ' s coaching staff has guided our athletic department to a position of respect among the other senior high schools of the city and state. THE BUNCH First row, left to right: Alan Eggert, manager; Randy James, Jim Bishop. Chuck Hess, Dickie Loughridge. Jim Wells, Russell Peter- sen, Cecil Lewis, manager. Second row: Johnny Taylor, manager; Bill Richardson, Malcom Carter. Jerry Evans. David Womack, Larry Dixon, Larry Evans, Oliver Kubiak. Third row: Bob Issac- H m Phi 40 « ■ ■ K iA j j-.-«r .?♦;«  ri ' KiTc rw r i ' j«. X.I- Tn  . if .• i- i v «•♦.-!• t. ▼.-• T « tr i y .•••i y f J n r u ' -,i t ' •( v .•: ii ■n f ■ f n i if .,38 - Ok asTt anies. Jm «11 P - fomaA lok feat- cson, Gerald Givens, John Armstrong, Ronald Counts, Dick Keit, Frank Abbot. Eddie Vetter. Fourth row: Dike Rose, coach; Her- man Phillips, coach; Dick Putney, Don Barber, Wayne Earp, Billy Surles, Kenny McRill. Lee Broadwater, Tom Morris, W. C. Tread- way, coach. THE BUNCH 41 ' ' ■ THE RECORD THE SEASON 1956 SAN JAC OPP. First Downs 129 140 Yards Rushing 2260 1874 Yards Passing „._ -.. 569 715 Total Offense 2829 2590 Passes Attempted 78 129 Passes Completed 26 51 Passes Intercepted 14 6 Punting Average 30.5 26.4 Points 204 145 TEMPLE 21-14 Larry Evans sparked the Golden Bears to victory, scoring three times in the last half. He broke a 14-14 tie in the last minute to play. CONROE 20-13 Larry Evans and Bill Richardson led the Bears to victory in Conroe. The pace was set by Bill Richard- son as he scored twice, with Larry Evans scoring once. SAM HOUSTON 19-7 San Jacinto, showing a great offense and a sturdy defense, defeated the Tigers. Larry Evans scored the first touchdown from the three yard line. David Womack went 19 yards for the second tally. In the fourth quarter David Womack darted 20 yards for the final score. The Bear towers of defense were Ends Oliver Kubisk and Dick Keitt. ST. THOMAS 40-19 Larry Evans began the explosive evening with a touchdown in the opening minutes of play. The sec- ond, third and fourth touchdowns were marked up by Jerry Evans. Bill Richardson went over for the fifth touchdown on a 34 yard run. A pass from Richardson to Dick Keitt was the origin of the final MILBY 13-21 The Golden Bears were upset by a determined Buf- falo squad. A recovered fumble on the Milby 20 set Larry Evans up for the first score. The Bears and Larry Evans struck again late in the third quarter, but the Buffs were too much for the Bears. Don Barber and Dick Putney led the Bear defense. Tr. , jft ' . T. wTf fjT ' i , - ' ' ► ) rtfunf ' tvi. ' A N ' L ' .rf- ' ft ir 1« 1814 15 2550 125 51 JEFF DAVIS 31-0 The Golden Bears routed the Jeff Davis Panthers. The Bruins scored at will, striking twice in the first period and once in each of the remaining periods. Larry Evans tallied three of the touchdowns. David Womack and Bill R ichardson accounted for the other two scores. The Bears ' sturdy defense was led by Tom Morris, Don Barber and Larry Dixon. LAMAR 13-39 The Lamar Redskins stopped a determined Bruin squad. San Jacinto showed consistent power in the first half, but slacked off in the last. The first Bear score came on a pass from Jerry Evans to Dick Keitt. The final tally was scored on a pass from Jerry Evans to David Womack. BELLAIRE 19-12 San Jacinto dumped the Cardinals to attain its best season record since 1949. Larry Evans scored from the 1 to end a 63 yard drive. The second touchdown was scored on a 76 yard pass from Jerry Evans to Bill Richardson. The final touchdown came in the second quarter on a 48 yard pass from Jerry Evans to Dick Keitt. REAGAN 21-0 The Bears ' first score came on a pass from Jerry Evans to David Womack. In the second period the Bears recovered a Reagan fumble on the Reagan nine. Larry Evans ripped over from that point. Larry Dixon added the conversion. Russell Petersen blocked a quick kick attempt from the 2 for a safety. The scoring was climaxed by Eddie Vetter going over from the 5. AUSTIN 7-20 The Austin Mustangs handed the Bears their third loss of the year. The Bruins never had a chance to start their attack. Larry Evans stood out on offense as he powered for 117 yards in 14 carries. He scored the only Bear touchdown on a 24 yard burst ending a 37 yard drive. The conversion was made by Dickie Loughridge. K. I M j % ttD99 B TEAM FOOTBALL First row: Schepps, Melchor, Schmuck, Priddy, Orlin, Carswell. Second row: Westbrook, manager; Squires, Lefkowitz, Gallavez, Penna, Pick, Dewey, Duncan, Swift, Walker, Martin, Hipp. Third row: Basher, Crawford, Falin, Masingill, Ludeke, Beech, Foster, Byrd. Fourth row: Coach Martin, Kerr, Dennis, Nutt, White, Pyle, Hart, Becker, Issaccson, Meyers, Coach Sturdivant, Ogle. Coach Martin gives the boys a talking to at the half. Time out and the manager tends to the players. iT - ' v n irtiun.n ' t ' vi « ' L ' ? ft w First row: Gerald Givens, Andy Henderson, TaUey, Melton, David Taylor, John Pyburn. Second row: Robert Raney, Bill Richardson, Wilbur Anders, Tommy Mann, Douglas Smith. Third row: Coach Martin, Dick Viebig, Jerry Taub, Frank Pryzant, Bill Woods, Allan Eggert, manager. Jer To: Tal BASKETBALL Basketball, throughout the nation, is the most widely played and attended sport. San Jacinto is no exception to this statement. Basketball is emphasized in P.E. classes to develop the finer athletes. San Jacinto is favored by having a fine coach, Jesse Martin, who, in the years he has been here, has turned out many outstanding players. Whether San Jacinto has an excellent or a poor season, throughout the year the student body has been the ardent follower and inspiration for the team to play its best. Doi Dai Die fil BILLY WOODS TOMMY MANN FRANK PRYZANT tfjw wtri ' i. tVT ' i - ' V  ) V ANDY HENDERSON JERRY TAUB BILL RICHARDSON BOX SCORE Player FG. FT T.P. Frank Pryzant 42 93 177 Billy Wood 34 40 108 Jerry Taub 26 29 81 Tom Mann 24 7 55 Andy Henderson 11 11 33 Talley Melton - 7 7 Bill Richardson 5 15 25 Douglas Smith 2 - 4 David Taylor 1 - 1 Dick Viebig 2 2 6 Wilbur Anders - 2 2 John Pyburn 2 - 4 SCOREBOARD San Jac 60 San Jac 49 San Jac 53 San Jac 41 San Jac 55 San Jac 47 San Jac 40 San Jac 61 San Jac... 51 San Jac 49 Jeff Davis 44 Sam Houston 52 Milby 48 Reagan 53 Austin 71 Bellaire 58 Lamar 85 Austin 77 Bellaire 65 Lamar 80 Frank Pryzant was the city ' s leading scorer for the 1956-57 season. TALLEY MELTON WILBUR ANDERS DOUGLAS SMITH B hMi AK THE VARSITY IN ACTION. (4D B TEAM BASKETBALL Left to right: Mike Longley, Wayne Whatley, Cecil Hamaker, Gerald Carrol, Harvey Onishi, David Hoover. Second row: William Erwin, Jim Bishop, Pat Duncan, Robert Raney, Ronnie Stratton, Bobby White. Third row: Coach Herman Phillips, Steve Kerr, Rudy Balke, Lonnie Palmer, Jimmy Adams, Ronnie Pyle, Wallace Westwood, Manager. L J i • tt ' j ' «,▼, T ' .B . •■ 1...J...L (A ! I ,t ... f ft % t«iw r L •«. TRACK 4i i ,. ' SPRINTERS: James Wills, Victor Reed, Bobby Nicol. David Womack takes the hurdle. Left to right: Jimmy Flurry, Steve Tampas, Dewitt Priddy, Victor Reed. Second row: Bobby Nicol, Eugene Kristoff, W. C. Causey, David Wqmack, Larry Dixon. Third row: James Wills, Bill Richardson, Jerald Carrol, Kenneth McRill, Don Barber, Bruce Bleil, Coach Herman Phillips. ' V. ' ijl w BASEBALL Fir  o Bre Si let 1(1 -M : j«M BELOW — First row, left to right: Richard Meyers, Bill Richardson, Dickie Loughridge, David Taylor, Tom Crawford, Guy Herman. Second row: Eddie Vetter, Gary Eddes, Oliver Kubiak, Lynn Dewey, Arthur Pick, Randy James. Third row: Coach W. C. Treadway, Jim McCary, Bill Becker, Milton Havlick, Ronnie Stratton, Doug Smith. SWIMMING Left to right: Ed Butcher, Tom Butcher, Bruce Bleil, AI Bass, Bobby Hipp. Back: Calvin Eisen- berg, Kenneth, Berretta. (RIGHT) First row: Ralph Foltz, Bruce Wolf, Byron Wilkenfeld, Bob Breir. Second row: Jimmy Smith, Paul Gerson, Lee Deten- beck, Douglas Ludeke, Ronnie Levinson. TENNIS (BELOW) Kneeling: Steve Mahood, John Hopper. Standing: Andy Hen- derson, Mike Mahood, Richard Kammerman. Mr = SPRING SPORTS Spring sports come late in the school year and are not often men- tioned. Although slightly praised, these sports are widely participated in by the student body. Many boys, in the past years, have brought credit to San Jacinto in city and state competition, and have bene- fited themselves through physical improvement and scholarships. We are unable to present the accom- plishments of this year ' s teams, but we are looking forward to another successful spring season. 51 SPORTS rtr . MRS. JORDAN MISS SCOTT MISS BRUSH ABOVE: Ugh! say the girls in fifth period modern dance. The girls in the physical education classes learn the skill and technique needed in playing all sports. The sports in which the girls participate are volley- ball, basketball, baseball, and swimming. They also get a chance to improve their ability in playing tennis, archery, ping pong, and badminton. Refereeing and scoring for each particular type of game is also taught to the girls. Instruction classes in home nursing and first aid are also given to teach the girls the care of the injured and to prepare them for the caring of a family in future years. Classes in the instruction of Modern Dancing are a favorite with the girls. They are instructed as to the basic steps, and then divided in groups of eight. Each group interprets in its own style, a pattern formed from the basic modern dance steps. BELOW: Randa Hemmilstein and Clau- dia Kutzer assist Sue Thomas the morning after the night before. BELOW: Ping Pong doubles winners Diane Rudy and Marilyn Como. BELOW: Badminton singles winner- Molly Goodman. I r j-: fr  . r r t.-! t . r ♦♦ M ' IFV A INTERSCHOLASTIC VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Rosie Vela, Wanda Pickering, Grace Everitt, Nancy Price, Gwayne Sebek, Donna Lewis, Ora Lyon, Mary Almendarez. Middle row: Ann Feeny, Dolores Cole, Anna Curtis, Martha Hoover, Carnelia Lampier, Carolyn Ross, Andrea Gustafson, Nina Jowell, Linda Jacks, Darlene Palmer, Udith Zindler, Sue Richnow. Bottom row: Nora Win- field, Micaela Pellettieri, Mary Ann Bates, Paula Smith, Esther Gimble, Diane Alger, Alice Duhig, Yvonne Brodie. Captains: Billie Smith and Joyce Bill. I ' j] VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The most memorable game of the sea- son was with the Austin Mustangs. The second half was non-rotation. This sup- posedly was Austin ' s favorite style. But the Bears halted the Ponies at their own game. Though the score was a close one in favor of Austin, the Bears could well be proud of their excellent playing. The banquet was at Captain Johns, and Mrs. Jordan announced the Cap- tains for next year. She also presented the letters to the players. The Captains for next year ' s team are: Grace Everitt and Linda Jacks. Joyce Bell in action at Reagan game. JUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL WINNERS Top row: Pat Martin, Sandra Mabry, Betty Siv- er, Faye Turner. Juanita Miller, Carol Kieschnick, Carol Farfel. Bottom row: Judy Pearlman, Shelly Smith, Marcelene Palmer, Ellen Levine, Beverly Leach. Not pictured: Cly- dene Lee. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL WINNERS Top row: Mary Ellen Smith, Julia Morvery, Saundra Stringer, Mary Helen Pantoja. Middle row: Elaine Hanovice, Patricia Fitzgerald, Edith Goebel, Fredell Pinken- son. Bottom row: Ellen Sutow, Mary Gail Nagai, Judy Breedlove. ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENT WINNERS Top row: Carolyn Boyd, Elaine Pruett, Carmen Matheny. Middle row: Ar- line Laviage, Lola War- ren, Val Stemplemann, Nancy Venable, Adelaide Bresky, Jackie Campbell, Maurine McComic. Bot- tom row: Mama Tucker, Josephine Jow, Carol Kelt, Mona Smith. GIRLS ' TENNIS TEAM LEFT— First row: Robbie Pell, Dianne Boudreaux, Grace Eve- rill. Second row: Michaela Pel- leltieri, Paula Smith, Margaret Keyworth, Rae Victor, Dana Woodward, Cornelia Lampier. VARSITY ARCHERY TEAM RIGHT— Kneeling: Mary Sue Vardamen, Rosalind Gieptner, Sue Grant, Marilyn Leon. Stand- ing: Nathlyn Fritsche, George- ann Oliver, Sylvia Martin, Mar- garet Farrow, Ann McNeill, Sandy Bertram, Gail Del Cam- brie. NNERS III- m, bell, GIRLS ' SWIMMING TEAM First row: Beverly Behrman, Marilyn Clanfield, Udith Zind- ler. Second row: Margaret Far- row, Jane Austin, Beverly Pete, Marilyn Leon, Eljoy Warren, Roslin Brateman. Third row: Carolyn Ross, Gwynne Sebek, Julie Whitely, Pat Busse, San- dra Lynn, Mrs. Jordan. Fourth row: Linda Dickens, Florence Schubert, Joyce Bell, Sally Pigg, Diane Alger, Suzie Clugston. ■ f : f l- -.X ' ■■Jl . v«!i ' : ; •, ■ .ii •.■■■ . w. ' jij ■ i9 ' niiii «zs ja««fnwM-A««ii sn Mii« ' nKMri -. y ri;; y--- - i-: v .--- - ' ' 3.f t r •:. — ■:• ;-. ORGANIZATIONS OF SAN JACINTO The clubs of San Jacinto High School are divided into two distinct groups, honorary and service. The first of these puts forth certain specifications v rhich members must meet and maintain throughout their entire membership. Scholarship and leadership, in both intellectual and athletic classifications, are highlights of the personality of each individual member of the honorary organizations. These organizations give members a chance to display their abilities and to do service both to the student body and to the community. Members of the service clubs of San Jacinto are ambassadors of good-will and spread their bright smiles to create a cheerful atmosphere everywhere they go. They serve the student body by holding dances and giving parties to which anyone may come. Service is given to their community by various religious organizations which help different denominations to understand each other and to work together. Annual pi ' ojects consist of the giving of food and clothing to needy families and the visiting of hospitals. Also, the high spirit and sportsmanship of the student body is reflected in these organizations by their splendid performances and conduct at all athletic sports in which San Jacinto participates. Many of these clubs compete with other organiza- tions of the city and often come out on top. To Thee, San Jacinto High School, we give honor and service, the foundation of your continued success. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY First row: Miriam Lorber, Anne Witte, Molly Smith, Barbara Lewis. Second row: Dickey Sanders, Charlotte Leder, Judy Margolin, Ondree Lerman, Third row: Lowell Fink, Glenda Lerner, Charles Toubin. ANN McNEIL EDDIE VETTER JIMMY SORRELS STEVEN PAINE AMERICAN LEGION The American Legion Club consists of students who have won the American Legion Award in Junior High School. These awards are based on the high standards of Scholar- ship, Conduct, and above all. Service. FRANCES DOW MICKEY FROST DICK VIEBIG ALICE DUHIG AILEEN GOLDMAN LINDA HETHERINGTON MARNA TUCKER ■ . t -. .. - -—- - .. r- ■ . - ...•■_ -.-- - .  . ■r -.r - SPRING MEMBERS— First row: Ann McNeill, Paula Smith, Pat Tighe, Aileen Goldman, Mary Louise Ivory. Second row: .lane Austin, Carol Farfel, Miriam Lorber, Gayle Dobat, Diane Alger, Alice Duhig. Third row: Mickey Frost, Bruce Bleil, Melvin Piatt, Larry Gilbert, Eleanor Eidman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a select group of students who have shown evidence of their scholarship, leadership, service and character during their high school days. The prospective members are screened and recommended by various faculty members who have had personal contact with them as individuals. Once elected, the members must maintain the high standards set before them. In the future they may look back on their membership in the National Honor Society with pride and honor. FALL MEMBERS — First row: Pat Mowery, Judy Mar- golin, Diane Beaudroux, Judy Magness. Dolores Petersen, Esther Gimble, Judy Long- le y, Virginia Nelson. Second row: Kathleen Pollock, Mar- lene Yellen, Jan Gipson, Judy Peine, Barbara Lewis, Sally Johnson, Carol Kieschnick. Barbara McDonald, Bobbye Pharr, Carol Marter. Third row: Lenny Hoffman, George Bowman, Frank Holloway. Anne Witte, Ann Barkley, Carol Fellows, Elaine Do- rough, Nancy Blankenburg, Betty Knox, Molly Goodman, Joe Victor. 60 V i. .V-,V 1- ' i i.f. IrfT ' i ' 1 a ir NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE The art of expression and roin- muiiioation has become an impor- tant skill to he taught and learned at San Jacinto. Working closely with the speech department, the Forensic Club is actively inter- ested in public speaking and has a good record in that field as a result. Individual training is given to students for contest participation, and they travel all over the state to enter these tournaments. Mem- bers of the National Forensic League are frequent winners of these contests. OFFICERS: Rita Turkel, Corresponding Secretary; Elizabeth Perkins, Pres- ident; Marc Grossberg, Vice President; Steven Susnian, Recording Secretary. Not Pictured: Stuart Frank, Treasurer. First row: Eileen Goldman, Rita Turkel, Dana Donsky, Mary Sauer. .Second row: Syd Nathans, Harriet Whigham, Linda Hetherington, Elizabeth Perkins, Chester Kaplan, Third row: Lennie Weiner, Tommy Susman, Mickey Frost, Steven Susman, Marc Grossberg, Dennis Schepps, Mr. Callahan, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Dennis Ashton, Stuart Frank. a f% r-A KEY CLUB Key Club is an outstanding service club, made up of members of the Boys ' Booster Club who have given their time and energy to help make the Booster Club carry on its duties. ' Each year a banquet is held where the members are honored for their services by being presented with pins. SPONSORS: W. C. Treadway, Jesse Martin. First row: Billy Becker, David Paget, Reagan- Marshall, Eddie Vetter, Jimmy Papadakis, Mike Mahood. Second row: Don Barber, Charles Delgado. Third row: Gordon Logan, Pete Becker, Milton Havlick, Tim Sexton, Curtis Parker, Bobby Nicol. Fourth row: Tom Mitchell, Fred Neueuschwander, Frank HoUoway, Ronnie Pyle, Jack Isaacson, Bobby Roepke, Dick Putney, Ernest Hooker, Nelson Jackson. 62 « i. •v-.to j-.r T -rjf.) s B ' lu. ! ! ' ■ l ' iA ' A U .T fi J ' r- ' V lUk i ' ,f . ' _tT.;TA- ' ' T tLW-i ' s:frs rr-rt i r ru ' -;i  • ' i ' i.t -.t •a A r ir THE VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization of those girls who lettered in a sport during the year. The various sports in which a girl may receive a letter are archery, bowling, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. Good sportsmanship comes in for its share of study by this group, since that is one of the main purposes of the club. Character building is all- important to this athletic organization. The group ' s main purpose is to help the members realize that it matters not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. OFFICERS: Joyce BeU, Paula Smith, Diane Alger, Nancy Price. mBmm First row: Diane Alger, Joyce Bell, Paula Smith, Nancy Price, Wanda Pickering, Ora Lyon, Mary Almendarez. Second row: Martha Hoover, Rosie Vela, Ann Feeny, Alice Duhig, Helene Pfeffer, Dolores Cole, Diane Beaudroux, Ann McNeill. Third row: Mary Bates, Carolyn Ross, Billie Smith, Linda Jacks, Esther Gimble, Margaret Keyworth, Udith Zindler, Sue Richnow, Nina Jowell. Fourth row: Cornillia Lampier, Gwayne Sebek, Andrea Gustafson, Grace Everitt, Donna Lewis, Nora Winfield, Micaela Pellitierri, Kay Palmer, Anna Mae Curtis. 63 DOLORES PETERSEN Editor-in-Chief PAT TIGHE Assistant Editor Need some help girls? Man- Louise Ivory and Dolores Petersen seem to be getting some assistance from Roy Gee and Jay Robinson in trying to get that box into the mailbox. This is only one ' of the boxes that El Oroso must pack and send off to meet their deadlines. EL OROSC Each year, to that selected few, goes the job of editing the year- book of San Jacinto High School, The El Oroso. Loss of sleep, weight, and appetite, plus a few more gray hairs — these are some of the characteristics of the mem- bers of the El Oroso Staff. Members of the staff must have and maintain a high grade aver- age throughout the year. They are noted for their willingness to work and their cooperation. ROY GEE and JAY ROBINSON Artists MELVIN PUCK and ANN REMSBURG Boys ' and Girls ' Sports MARY LOUISE IVORY Organization Editor ROSCTAFF Careful planning and long, hard hours of work are highlights of the schedule of each individual member of The El Oroso Staff. You will never hear one of us complain, however, for we are re- warded by the successful book put forth each year and the satis- faction that it brings to the stu- dent body of San Jacinto High School. We are honored that we can present this book of memories to you. We sincerely wish you will treasure it always. MISS WOODWARD Sponsor This is only a sample of the hub-bub and bustle that goes on when the El Oroso Staff is trying to meet that deadline. Don ' t let those smiles fool you. There are times when we could pull our hair out. LINDA FARFEL Circulation Manager SUE GARDNER and HOWARD PLOTKIN Senior and Junior Editors DEANNA CHU and MARION TRAPOLINO Sophomore and Freshman Editors THE SAN JACINTO STAR With ail the latest gossip and school news, the Star, our school newspaper, goes to press every six weeks. It contains information about important events and activities of San Jacinto High School. Special edi- tions are published in between reg- ular editions when unusual or excit- ing events occur. The Star brings delight and enter- tainment to the student body, but behind all this is careful planning, serious thinking, and lots of hard work. OFFICERS — Left: Leatrice Herman, Sara Passiah, Mary Ford. Second row: Janie Strahan, Barbara Schultz, Gloria Pepper. Third row: Billy Woods, Johnny Hutto, Miss Hurst, Sponsor. Below — First row: Mary Ford, Sara Passiah, Leatrice Berman, Paula Fagin, Gloria Pepper, Jerry Bollfrass, David Gordon. Second row: John Ellzey, Sandra Maywald, Allen Rochlin, Gary Nordheimer, Nathan Schonier, Victor Reed, Barbara Schultz, Billy Woods, Janie Strahan. Reagan Marshall, Johnny Hutto, John Williams, Gary Billings. lite man, ' , PifilOl kmtt. ■ I ' . ' r.r.-  f ••• ' i-J .i Above: Summer Fury THE BEARACTORS Disregarding the saying, Life upon the wicked stage is just too much for me, the Bearactors go happily on their way planning the newest pro- duction, which may be a serious drama or a gay, light-hearted comedy. This club consists of stu- dents interested in acting and improving their act- ing technique. Under the direction of Mr. Robert- son, the Bearactors have a chance to find wonderful hobbies and possible future careers. Right: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Below, first row: Rosalie Slivka, Mary Swearington, Cynthia Lindsey. Second row: Nancy Parson, Linda Allen, Jimmy Bow- man, Marilyn Leon, Georgia Panagos, Branard Smith, Lynn Preston, Barbara Robinson, Alan Segal, Charlette Heffer, Leah Sklar, Mr. Robertson. Third row: Jonelle Wallace, Glenda Lerner, Esther Gimble, Marietta Hovis, Molly Smith, Helene Pfeffer, Carole Sue Kaliski, Judy Margolin, Barbara Lewis, Sue Lronberger, Francis Andrews. Fourth row: Miriam Lorber, Ondree Lerman, JoAnn Sharley, John Montroy, Dickie Saun- ders, Marlene Yellen, Lowell Fink, Jerry West, Margaret Johnson, Anne Witte. Fifth row: Carolyn Boyd, Trella Noetzel, Sue Belew, LouAnn Dobes, Shirley Siegal, Sherman Ross, Charles Toubin, Jane Austin, Windell Lowery, Robert Mc- Glasson, Frank Shirar, Ronnie Cohen. OFFICERS: Sharon Mosk, Treasurer; Betty Knox. Vice President; Gayle Dobat, Secretary; Eddie Vetter, President; Mrs. Secor, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL Realizing the need for training in citizenship and government, the Student Council furnishes a basis for preparation in leadership and services to the school. Through service projects it has made an attempt to correct minor deficiencies in our school curric- ulum. Among the numerous things the Student Council has accomplished, this may stand out better than the rest — to better the school spirit, and the co-operation between the student body and faculty. STUDENT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Below — First row: Judy Margolin. Eddie Vetter, Gayle Dobat, Betty Knox, Sharon Mosk, Diane Ames, Allan Black. Second row: Marlene Yellen, Jan Gibson, Pat Tighe, Linda Barton, Charles Delgado, Dana Stewart. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Another service club of San Jacinto is the Future Teachers Club, a branch of the Future Teachers of America. Members of this organization learn to do serv- ice to our school, and to our com- munity in the future, by consider- ing teaching as a possible future career. Every year the Future Teachers attend The District Con- vention in various cities. Here, they associate with other branches of the FTA and display a scrap- book of their past work and or- ganization. This Club also helps students recognize the different phases and fields of teaching. OFFICERS: Ruthe Ignatoff, Clifford Smith, Harriet Sims, Micaela Pellettieri. Seated: Mrs. Askew, Sponsor. First row: Ruthe Ignatoff, Linda Cobbe, Claudia Reifel, Micaela Pellettieri, Julia Whitely, Julie McDonald, Dew Ann Wharton. Lei Lani Jones, Mrs. Askew, Sponsor. Second row: Marilyn Cohen, Mildred Gartz, Harriet Sims, Randa Himmelstein, Joan Howard, Mary Magai, Lois Cox, Nancy Mayfield, Clifford Smith. Third row: Aletha Staunton, Nancy Parson, Earline Witham, Diana Mclntyre, Ann Remsburg, Stephanie Price, Adelaide Bresky. a OFFICERS: Mrs. Clayton, Sponsor; Reagan Mar- shall, President ; Dolores Petersen, Vice President ; Victor Reed, Secretary ; Roger Fry, Chaplain. Below are pictured some of the members of the largest Red Cross Club in San Jacinto ' s history. p|-- THE RED CROSS CLUB IVlOB, iloies Jeii; Ian; Another of the many service groups of San Jacinto High School is the non-profit organization, the Red Cross Cluh. This club is a branch of the Red Cross Club of America. Among its numerous activities is the making of Christmas stockings for the Veterans ' Hospital. Also, they make frequent visits to various other hospitals in this area. During Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, they make cheer baskets filled with food and clothing to give to needy families. The Red Cross Club consists of representatives from each homeroom, and other students who are interested in the club and its work are invited to join. San Jacinto is known for its service to others and to the community, as it is shown here in the Red Cross. Though its members are too numerous to name here, we want them to know that we appreciate their work and want them to keep it up through the years. It cannot be said in this little space what we really feel in our hearts for your service and contributions to the spirit of each individual who has come in contact with any phrase of this organiza- tion. Red Cross members serve by forwarding all humanitarian action. -iS ' V iV ■ 4«U. fTTW : 4 ' V ' First row: Dick Putney, Dick Keitt, Talley Melton, David Womack. Second row: Bruce Bleil, Bobby Nicol, Jimmy Wills, Jim McCrary, Victor Reed. Third row: Tom Mitchell, Larry Dixon, Charles Hess, Eddie Vetter. Fourth row: John Armstrong, Tommy Morris, Frank Abbot. N. A. S. S. FIRE PATROL First row: Mike Mahood, Harry Metrik, Gary Hanovich, Guy Herman, Harry Brann, John Nisbet, Mr. Treadway, Sponsor. Second row: Lenny Hoffman, David Taylor, Tom Crawford, Bob Issacson, Dicky Loughridge, Holly Onishi, Bruce Bleil. Third row: Charles Johansen, Russell Petersen, John Holmberg, Richard Kelly, Rob McReynolds. Left to right: Mr. Sturdivant, Loretta Forman, Patty Cade, Frieda Smith, Mr. Bender, Clifford Smith, Charles Weber, Jimmy White, Floyd Johnson, Johnny Taylor. DRIVING CLUB SECOND FLOOR OFFICE GIRLS First row: Molly Bumham, Joann Koberling, Paula Goldstein, Judy Longley, Jonelle Wallace, Marietta Hovis, Janice Johnson, Susan Kahn. Second row: Miriam Lorber, Carol Fellows, Paula Bambas, Aha Jeffrey, Pat Levy, Sally Johnson, Tina Angelow. Third row: Rosalyn Brateman, Joyce Nystrom, Carol Gordon, Delene Roberts, Aileen Goldman, Gayle Dobat, Yvonne Bardwell, Marilyn Como. Not pictured: Dana Donsky, Frances Dow. First row: Rhonda Felt, Hilda Kaplan, Mrs. Holberg, Carole Kaliski, Joan Tarses. Second row: Carol Arps, Linda Colbe, Barbara Lewis, Judy Margolin. OFFICE GIRLS First row: Carol Farfel, Arlene Gail Horwitz, Mrs. Secor, Marlene Yellen, Barbara Black. Second row: Marianne Duval, Sharon Wilkenfeld, Millicent Gordon, Bayla White, Carol Kieschnick, Estelle Friedman. W • ' 4 m J r. ' tr •■ :. :-  ' Seated: Mrs. Spicker, Sponsor. Standing: Rosa Cohen, Ginny Finn, Judy Pearlman, Francis Click, Julia Mendoza, Hilda Kaplan, Judy Segall, Barbara Schultz. CLINIC WORKERS FUTURE NURSES Kneeling: Betsy Sawin, Peggy Burroughs. Seated: Alta Jeffrey, Carol Bayer, Linda Sutherland, Judy Pearlman. Standing: Reva StekoU, Helena Pfeffer, Carole Kaliski, Fontaine Gotch, Pat Levy, Helen Nussbaum, Mrs. Spicker, Sponsor; Lillian Nelkin, Sharon Marcus. r ■ sr. a ' ii- ' : •m i -y.:! THE MOVIE OPERATORS ' CLUB Lights — Action — Camera! No, we are not talking about a motion picture. But this is the next best thing to it. The Movie Operators ' Club may not be able to bring us Marilyn Monroe or Clark Gable, but they give us movies which are more valuable to the student body in their daily studies. The members of this club are trained and skilled in the use of audio-visual aids. The service they present to us is essential and val- uable both to students and teachers. OFFICERS: James Andrews, President; Mr. Rueckert. Sponsor; Jimmy Sorrells, Secretary. Below — First row: Bob Avinger, Karl Brown, Gary Hancrich, Russell Hom, Gerald Goldman, Don Ray, Whitlow Wong. Second row: Wayne Capps, Wilbert Anders, James Andrews, Jack York, Michael Longley, Jimmy Bowman, Branard Smith, Stephen Paine, Jimmy Sorrells, Calvin Eisenberg. SAN JACINTO ORCHESTRA One never knows what kind of music he will hear when he walks down the halls of San Jacinto High School. He can be certain, though, that if the Orchestra is performing one of its superb in- strumentals. it is of the best qual- ity and the s weetest music he will ever hear. The harmony of the instruments blending together can bring a rest- fulness and a teary eye to any student. OFFICERS: LeRoy Surface, Vice President; Charles Weber, Treasurer; Sylvia Nicol, Secretary; Clifford Smith, President. Below, Violins: Virgil Fehmer, Dan Sims, Yvonne Carr, Clifford Smith, Gary Sitton, Sylvia Nicol, Rachel Ontiveros, Melton Horwitz, Lillian Nelkin, Jerry Bettes, Rachel Garcias, Sandra Maywald, Helen Nussbaum, Barbara Lass, Cellos: Elizabeth Andrews, Jenny Mesiroff. String Bass: Gene Turboff. Flute: Sharlee Heffer. Clarinet: Merla Southard, Rue Wright, Jack Uzick. Bass Clarinet: Diane Hunter. Trumpet: Charles Weber, Pete Turner. Trombones: LeRoy Surface, Billy Thornton. Tympani: Julia Whitely. Piano: Alvis Barrett. Student Teacher: Mr. Waggoner. Mr. Lantz, Sponsor. w £. rSSHlitVirm First row: Mr. Ellison, Carole Kaliski, Helene Pfeffer, Joan Tarses, Paula Bambas, Judy Lad- ner, Carol Hardy, Gail Kleas. Second row: Car- olyn Morse, Elenor Tri- fon, Judy Margolin, Louise Longshore, Barbara Lewis, Barbara Jones. Third row: Nancy Venable, Kathy Cossman, Val Stemple- mann. Kay Brant, Kay Zindler, Reva Stekoll, Donna Wilfong. SAN JACINTO BOWLING CLUB One of San Jacinto ' s favorite recreational organizations is the Bowling Club. The girls and boys bowl in the afternoons at the Paladium. The girls bowl on Wednesday afternoons and the boys bowl on Thursdays. Every year teams are chosen and entered in the various tournaments. This gives beginners a chance to improve their bowling and provides a recreational hobby that is fun for one and all. This club also provides for a bowling team to be organized in other clubs if desired. Mr. Ellison is the sponsor of the 1957 Bowling Club. First row: Demo Kouzou- nis, Gordon Logan, George Coates, Russel Stanley, David Chiles, Bill Fellows, Second row: Lee Deten beck, Richard Gold, Ne- ville Spencer, Alfred Piatt Ervin Berger, Harry Brand. Third row: Gab- riel Harold, Gerald Kos- ter, Bruce Krause, John Lawhorn, Michael Long- ley, Melvin Piatt. Fourth row: Ronee Dennis, Darell Jones, Ronnie Ribbnik, John Nisbet, Tim Sexton, Bobby Levitz, Eugene King. 78 Wff Ti rasT ' KJ ' firrar— rr ' SL ' -vr-m t,•i..•J  r TTTT -v .„ , ..v A ' M. n SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club of San Jacinto con- sists of students in advanced Spanish classes and is sponsored by Miss Tre- vino. The members are taught Spanish customs as well as learning to speak, read, and understand the language. They are assisted in this way by speaking the language daily in the classroom, seeing films, and occasionally dining at a Mex- ican restaurant. The students are usually fascinated by the close resemblance of the Spanish language to our own English language. This knowledge is of great value in un- derstanding both languages, as well as being able to use them both more flu- ently. OFFICERS — First row: Sharon St. Lawrence, Margaret Farrow, Arlene Gail Horwitz. Second row: Jerry Bollfrass, Rita Turke l. Below — Seated: Nancy Blankenburg, Ann Combs, Carole Jaffe. Standing, first row: Joan Davis, Sharon St. Lawrence, Diane Ames, Arlene Gail Horwitz, Dana Donsky, Judy Ray, Ginny Lyon, Miss Trevino, Sponsor. Third row: Margaret Farrow, Jerry Bollfrass, Jerry Gready, Malcolm Carter, Gerald Evans, Charles Hess. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Distributive Education is a vocational training program for students employed or interested in retailing, wholesaling, or service selling busi- ness, in which they learn more about their respective fields. For the high school student it is a program which will enable him to gain valuable work experience and closely related classroom instruction. Through Distributive Education the students can acquire skills, information, and attitudes which will aid tliem to do a better job. To take D.E., students must be juniors or seniors who are sixteen years of age, with a grade average of C and an E in conduct. They must have good attendance and be employable. For students who are interested in selling, D.E. can give a detailed pre- view of what the life of a salesman would be like and thus help them to decide whether this is to be their life ' s worl . First row: George Sarandos, Albert Kalas, Jimmie McDaniels, Vincent Orlando, Jerry Moore, Barbara Gabriel, Irene Gazalas, Gail Crippen, Priscilla Peloquen, Beth Nobles, Lois Hopkins, Lillie Knox, Dorris Cantrell. Kneeling: Mr. Speary, Sponsor. Second row: Roy Hamblem, Leonard Greensage, Charles Lem, Robert Hernandez, Mike Clark, Paul Ruthstrom, Dianna Manhart, Darwin Price, Wallace Blackwell, Don Reeder, Jerry Ziegler, Richard Adams. I rfi Cll .1 V 3i t- 4 i ' -i .i i ' M v Tf § irJ si■ ty ' J. Tr■ i . ' ' fJ f . Tlt ' ' . x r ' V, r{w Ay.t ' inr). ' V ¥i y:s l. LEFT: OFFICERS— Vincent Or- lando, Treasurer; Kathy Welch, Historian; Robert Hernandez, Secretary; Wallace Blackwell, President; Gail Crippen, Vice President; Doris Cantrell, Re- porter; Jimmie McDaniels, Par- liamentarian. SELECTION OF THE D. E. SWEETHEART In late October or early November several girls are nominated for D.E. sweetheart. The elec- tion is held soon after at a dinner-meeting at the L C Cafeteria, where the sweetheart is chosen by popular vote. She is announced at the Christmas Ball. After being crowned with a wreath of roses, she reigns, on her throne, as the queen of the dance. The sweetheart ' s picture is then sent to the annual convention headquarters as well as to the state club magazine where it is judged for the state sweetheart ' s contest. The finalists get an all- expense paid trip to the convention and run in the state election. The winner becomes the D.E. Sweetheart of Texas. D.E. Sweetheart: GAIL CRIPPEN. .jSfS, D.E. does a booming business when selling school supplies. Here Vincent Orlando sells paper to Russel Venable, Tommy Slaughter, Nancy Terrill, and Merle Silverstein. 81 CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION The San Jacinto Christian Student Union, sponsored by Miss Taylor, is a fellowship of student and faculty mem- bers who, by study, worship, and serv- ice, seek to understand Christ and spread His good will to others. This or- ganization is present in the nation, and throughout the world. Its main accom- plishment is serving fellow men every- where in His name. OFFICERS — First row: Linda Sutherland, Joyce Bell. Second row: Bob Tatum, Jonelle Wallace, Mary .Atkinson. Third row: Don Barber, John Montroy. Below — First row: Bob Tatum, Mary Atkinson, Sharlee Heffer. Molly Burnham, Patsy Phillips, Lynn Preston, Miss Taylor, Sponsor. Second row: Carol Nedbalek, Donna Lewis, Peggy Burroughs, Joyce Bell, Carolyn Hook, Ora Lyon. Third row: Nina Jowell, Carolyn Ross, Diane Alger, Sandra Stringer, Joan Phillips, Ann Lousignont. Fourth row: John Montroy, Jonelle Wallace, Eugene King, ' ?. « xin. - ' U ' r. uT ' -ni ! •. V  YOUTH COUNCIL Devotion, Fellowship, Service, and Social activities are only a few of the highlights of the Youth Council. This organization consists of many denom- inations and religions . . . Meetings are held monthly in the homes of various members. These meetings have a dual purpose, for they help new students to become better acquainted with the other members, as well as providing plenty of entertainment and refreshments. One of their annual projects is the giving of cheerbaskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. To pro- vide money for this and their many other activities, the Youth Council sells and delivers mums during the football season. OFFICERS — First row: Sherill MacAlister, Betty Thomas. Second row: Nancy Price, Jay Robinson. Third row: Dennis Reidmiller. First row: Nancy Price, Claudia Reifel, Leatrice Berman, Sally Johnson, Dickie Sanders. Second row: Molly Smith, Anne Witte, Mrs. Evans, Sponsor: Betty Thomas, Sherill MacAlister. Third row: Jay Robinson, Dennis Reidmiller, Mary Ellen Smith, Paul Tuxworth, Sue Belew, Cash Birdwell. $fifiMi «Hi f -«« y Ck% . r % t V A First row: Judy Longley, Mary Ford, Harlene Angelos, Judy Duncan, Sandra Philmon, Beth Umphress, Seronie Elli- son, Kathleen Pollak, Tina Angelos, Kay Palmer, JoAnne Schenk. Second row: Shirley Morris, Anna Curtis, Bobbye Pharr, Delores Munger, Sylvia Byrd, Sandra Cox, Beverly Leach, Carol Nedbaleck, Betty Davis, Miss Taylor. Third row: Ellen Cook, Nathlyn Fritche, Joan Bennett, Gwayne Sebek, Brenda Thomas, Ann Lousignont, Carol Logan, Mary Martin, Judy Chase. Fourth row: Genita Walker, Carolyn Ross, Jonelle Wallace, Gloria Breland, Barbara Hara- mons, Andrea Gustafson, Barbara Hoff, Charlene Polivka, Linda Brown. L LA CORA DE ORO Blending harmoniously, the Girls ' chorus, La Cora de Ore, provides music and entertainment on several occasions, such as na- tional holidays and school activ- ities. We extend our thanks and gratitude for their splendid per- formances. OFFICERS — Front: Bobbye Pharr. Second row: Judy Longley, Judy Duncan. Third row: Charlene Polivka, Mary Ford, Barbara Hoff. Fourth row: Judy Chase, Jonelle Wallace, Barbara Hammons, Gloria Breland. OFI l[ li 84 ; ■ i.X-.H l-i ' J.Xy -r fl p ' jttA vrm ftr A si ry ' j.-r r- -v w. fj ▼ ,z v Tm ' xa  ,  m w.k -r i-v m yt HV. viy i ? i f? v n ■ vrr- ' • , OFFICERS — First row: Barbara Blaney, Betty Knox, Linda Barton, Barbara McDonald. Second row: Eddie Vetter, Diane Whitby. Bill Click. Third row: John Montroy, Dick Viebig, Nelson Jackson. First row: Udith Zindler, JoAnn Shenck, Janice Howell, Barbara Jones, Louise Longshore, Patsy Howard, Barbara McDonald, Ondree Lerman, Carole Kaliski, Frieda Smith, Ann McNeill, Margaret Johnson. Second row: Patsy James, Bobbye Pharr, Mary Calkins, Diane Whitby, Juliet Moore, Linda Sutherland, Betty Knox, Celeste Joachim, Elenor Trifon. Cleba McCrary, Marcelene Palmer, Trella Noetzel. Third row: Donna Wilfong, Jeanie Frenzel, Linda Reynolds, Judy Ray, Barbara Blaney, Dana DeRitter, Miss Taylor, Martha Hoover, Linda Barton, Carol Gor- don, Francis Click, Ann Passiah, Gitta Passiah. Fourth row: Elaine Williams, Janet Woodsmall, Mary Hoskins, Diane Alger, Rosalie Slivka, Elaine Dorough, Esther Gimble. Jo Ann Sharley, Ann Remsburg, Gail Hager, Mary Vardamen, Linda Richardson. Fifth row: Nelson Jackson, Jack York, Gene Babb, Jerry Gready, Frank Holloway, Cecil Jones, Ed Everitte, Bill Click, Eddie Vetter, John Montroy, Lenny Hoffman. Sixth row: Dick Viebig, Tornmy Morris, Doug Wakefield, Arthur Swearington, Billy Schmuck, Glenard Hart. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus, as the La Cora de Oro, helps to provide music and entertain- ment for San Jacinto. They also perform at Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Spring Festival programs. Their superb singing makes everyone enjoy good music. 85 SAN JACINTO BAND The auditorium is quiet and full of expectant faces of the student body. Then a slender baton is poised in mid-air, and for a second or two one can hear breaths drawn in and expelled, filled with nervous tension. The baton moves only slightly, and then the quietness is interrupted by a rhythmical sound that falls delightfully on the ear. By long experience San Jacinto students have come to expect great pleasure from the presentations put forth by the Band of San Jacinto High School. Perfection is the highlight of this musical group.. This is their reward for their long hours of practice and labor so that every detail may be perfected. Rain or shine — they brave any kind of weather to perform out on the football field for their school and team. Their presentation of You Ain ' t Nothing But a Hound Dog also sends spirit to the heart of every boy and girl during a pep rally. Another specialty of San Jacinto — our San Jacinto Band! (? MAJORETTES: Carole Kelt, Angela McCartney, Judy Ladner. First row: Louis Bell, Anna Palm, Rue Wright, Marilyn Southard, Robert Byers, Jane Morris, Mildred Gartz, Jaquetta Jordan, Marilyn Miller, Leon Lacamu, Jack Uzick, BiU Fellows, Charles Hauser, Cooper Gilbert, Curtis Parker, Sammy Bivans. Second row: Melvin Piatt, Judy Duncan, Diane Hurtter, Merla Southard, Linda Sutherland, Gary Coins, Mae Cook, June Morris, Donald Gautney, Leo Lacamu, John Gammon, Pete Turner, Irving Berger, Bobby Levitz, Alan Segal, Robert Hinojosa, William Vitriol, Mr. McGrath. Third row: Iris Webre, Diane Dufford, Joy Warren, Bettye Lynch, Robbi Robinson. Tom Moore, Billy Thornton, Leroy Surface, Jerry Highberger, Jimmy Flurry, Walter Hutcherson David Fogleman, W. C. Causey, John Watts, Alan Wright, Ted Meyers, Charles Jones, Franl Foster. Not pictured : Sherman Ross, Lon Palmer. ' : :i W i it iaixsMkiz-m L, ; _j 3 I  ciAwi3r«sjO(]Mrii fiuvii n« n0)tlJUUW I t: I r ,: .i yuj What prettier sight can be seen than a perfect forma- tion of a high school band on the football field? And what better performance can bring both joy and pride to the hearts of the student body as our band, of San Jacinto High School? We, the student body, wish to extend our heartful grat- itude and thanks to the San Jacinto Band and especially to its director, William E. McGrath. Above, OFFICERS: Judy Duncan, Melvin Piatt, Angela McCartney. Second row: Charles Hauser, Rue Wright, Merla Southard, Leon Lacamu. Third row: Robert Hinojosa, LeRoy Surface, Tom Moore, Walter Hutcherson. . S ' l . V y ' Ji . s n J 5CIN) .s frr H Right, MAJORETTES: Judy Ladner, Angela Mc- Cartney, Carole Kelt. FALL CABINET: Miceala Pellettieri Sophomore Assistant Beverly Behrman Freshman Assistant Judy Toups GIRLS ' BOOSTER CLUB Chaplain Judy Chase Chief Booster Mrs. Pickle Sponsor Marty Terrill Senior Captain Mrs. Weisinger Sponsor Barbara Blaney Assistant Chief Booster ?«;WO ' «!i;««,; s- Janice Johnson Historian Beth Brittain Freshman Captain Carolyn Soule Song ?. IS i,iV.t '  - ir7.T -rr« -j« ™™™ ' ttruiiV m ■ rA m .t -. ' i.-f r vw a j„ rr. vTxtA ;  •. ' vt t ' . ' .ifrw j .r f «i! v ' fvi i : .•:? ' , Tiuvrr- ! SPRING CABINET: Dana de RiHHer Junior Captain Dewanne Wharton Sophomore Assistant Diane Ames Junior Assistant Patsy Howard Sophomore Captain Eleanor Eidman Senior Captain Jan Gipson Chaplain Service is the aim of the Girls ' Booster Club of San Jacinto. They bring enjoyment and convenience to both students and teach- ers. Several dances are given by this club, plus their many service projects which bene- fit the school. Gayle Dobat Chief Booster Pat La Fleur Freshman Captain Robbie Pell Assistant Chief GIRLS ' BOOSTER CLUB Virginia Nelson Historian Bobbye Pharr Scribe Sylvia Nicol Cash FALL CABINET Scribe Tommy Wetherill Ibo Busy ft iotoitaitaUt Chief Booster Eddie Vetter Assistant Scribe Bruce Bleil Assistant Chief Booster Dick Putney Cash Booster Jimmy Papadakis Assistant Cash Ernest Hooker THE BOYS ' BOOSTER CLUB The Boys ' Booster Club is a symbol of school spirit and San Jacinto. By sponsor- ing dances and other activities, it encourages wide participation in school functions. Under the leadership of the officers and the able sponsorship of Mr. Jesse Martin and Mr. W. C. Treadway, the B.B.C. is indeed a boost to our School. SPRING CABINET Scribe Victor Reed Chief Booster Dick Putney Assistant Scribe Bobby Nicol Assistant Chief Booster Andy Henderson Cash Booster Eddie Vetter . ' V «52iSj}|l ( Assistant Cash Bruce Bleil Ci s U i,V,t« J C MT« « rt ' oj. tr rw mn-trr. vi -i f r .Tr.i r_i i- %  .-v « • ■. i. crl SAN JACINTO R. O. T. C. BATTALION 1. - . P Allan Black Battalion Commander Patricia Tighe Battalion Sponsor Willard Fletcher Battalion Executive John Bogart Battalion Adjutant Robert Cogswell Battalion S-3 Carole Sue Kaliski Battalion Sponsor James Andrews Battalion S-4 S , :m ' J iMwm-, rr m ■ m M S byp ■ B B H flwi ' Glenda Lerner Drill Team Sponsor M Sgt. Arthur Johnson Assistant Commandant FIRST PLATOON— First row: Denis Ashton, Bruce Wimberly, Nick Caridas, Walker Hale, Gene bunsfood. Bob Staunton. Second row: Jack Cooper, Bruce Wimberly, Wayne Ferguson, Platoon Leader; Charles Weber, Company Executive; Bob Goodwin, Steve Gordon, Allan Banks. 92 SECUiM) PLATOON— Fir i row; Williain GoMljcrg, Mididil Mai via.-, Duiiui. Uuiier, David Introligator, Stanley Weinburg. Second row: Gerry Russel, Charles Borup, Kenneth Bowen, Platoon Leader; Woody Herring, Frank Dunlap, Sheldon Starr. Yi i. •L.l V,W.i,r T V. '  ' f J ■ •o trr-w m iri i.,-Lr ' t-r r v t. t j . t, v vta •. «■  i tv-i r ' v 1 1 ti ii f irv . ' iif •: . f - ' j n wi FIRbT PLATOON— First row: Leo Lacamu, David Dozier, Stewart Nelkin, John Schlieman Paul Tuxworth, Buddy Brandenburg, Larry Bayle. Second row: Charles Rosen, Ted Clarkson Gail Gailhen, Minor Walker, Robert Biddison, Buddy Beard. Third: David Weiss, Gerald High- berger. Burton Silverman, Walter Rosen, Robert Falcmen, Wayne Copps, James Ricks. y ' . Li,(lMl PLAlUON— First row: Leo Lacamu, Joe Clifton, Branard Smith, David Snell, Dennis Grigassy Douglas Cochran, Ray Boyd. Second row: Nick Carter, Clark Claggitt, Billy Newsom, Lee 1 alley, Charles Johnson, Gary Cherey. Third row: Frank Foster, Karl Brown, Frank Shirar, Bob Martin, Bob Brown, Robert Altenburg. 93 « fc (  W; C COMPANY FRED NEUENSCHWANDER Company Commander JOANN KOBERLING Company Sponsor SI ' J ?K 5 S?? ' t ?5SS?? i u fe w FIRST PLATOON— First row: Bill Click, Tom Shehee, Tom Parker, Ed Everitt, Norman Merritt, Barry Silberg, Lawrence Feldman. Second row: Reggie Sheffield, Jerry Lass, James Stuyck, Tom Ellison, Jose Silva, William Strecker. Third row: Marion Tomson, Jerry Collins, Virgil Fehmer, Stanley Kay, Bob Hetchler, Stephen Paine, Bill Cheatham, Pete Folks. 94 SECOND PLATOON— First row: John Cekhin, Paul Merritt, Lloyd Mize, Richard Terry, Norman Smoller. Second row: Henry Reyes, Wayne Gilbert, Paul Revitte, Bob Doggett, Floyd Johnson, Alan Snyder. Third row: Donald Stewart, Glen Gatlin, Mark Adams. tt ' A . Sf J-m m -i-M-J VI . r i ' L-J ' T ' -l-_ r l - ▼.---■t ' T ' ;. ; a- ' -t -■ rwT ' T . t J- T J fc 1 !• ly. t f  -x r First row: James Stuyck, Lloyd Mize, Buddy Beard, Branard Smith, Robert Reed, Jose Silva, Ray Boyd. Second row: Paul Rivette, Gene Turboff, Gene Lunsford, Billy Newsom, Frank Shirar, Leslie Metts, Wayne Capps. Third row: Byron McLaughlin, Burton Silverman, Floyd Johnson, Nick Carter, Clark Claggett, Douglas Cochran. Fourth row: Robert Cogswell, Drill Team Commander; John Lawhorn, Jay Robinson, Walter Rosen, Virgil Fehmer, Charles Weber, John Bogart, Platoon Sergeant David Austin, Assistant Platoon Sergeant. REBEL RIFLES The drill team of the ROTC, the REBEL RIFLES, held the city championship for four years, and this year it has also been highly suc- cessful. The boys on this team are known for their ex- pert shooting and superb drill formations. They have helped to make the San Jacinto High School Reserve Officers Training Corps one of the two outstanding ROTC urrits in the city of Houston. BOYS ' AND GIRLS ' RIFLE TEAM The San Jacinto ROTC Teams have been top con- tenders in city competition. They display expert marks- manship as they compete with other schools in this district. This year, as in the past, they have held high ratings, and have contri- buted distinctive honors to those which San Jacinto holds and will continue to gain in the future. Sitting: Woody Herring, Donald Stewart, Robert Falconer. Kneeling: Joann Koberling, Kenneth Bowen, David Austin, Willard Fletcher, Fred Neuenschwander, Rifle Team Captain; Pat Tighe. Standing: Betty Thomas, Carole Sue Kaliski, Joan Tarses, Gloria Pepper, Glenda Lerner. V . VIRGINIA NELSON Major, Drum and Bugle LINDA RICHARDSON President ROBBIE PELL Major, Drill GOLDEN GAUCHOS Year after year, since their formation, the Golden Gauchos of San Jacinto have led the rest of the student body in school spirit and service. Before the beginning of the school year, the Gauchos are hard at work perfecting their form and practicing the different drills for football games. In going through their varied and intricate maneuvers at the half-time, they entertain spectators from all parts of Houston and Texas. This year several firsts have been initiated by the pep squad. A candy sale was held in the winter months, with the profits gained from this going toward the Senior Trip, eagerly awaited and planned for by all Senior Gauchos. Competitive Drill was also held between the different companies of Gauchos, being resumed after a year ' s absence. This year has been successful in many ways for Gauchos, but they are most pleased by the completion of their main project — to aid and serve the students of San Jacinto. LOUISE LONGSHORE Captain, Drum and Bugle BOBBYE PHARR Vice President BARBARA BLAYNEY Captain, Drill •wa; K.t ' tj.j ' .jirf r -CTur a tl ' O i « Ey i-M% GLORIA BRELAND Treasurer, D B CAROL LOGAN Treasurer, Drill -ev «V ' Tf i MARY MARTIN Secretary, Drill CAROLYN SOULE ' Lieutenant, Twirlers LYNN BEST Lieutenant, Res. ELEANOR EIDMAN Lieutenant, Res. JUDY CHASE Lieutenant, Flags First row: Carol Hardy, Ruth Curry, Patsy Howard, Margie Scofield. Second row: Linda Dickens, Celeste Joachim, Linda Barton. Third, row: Monita Rogers, Lynn Best, Barbara McDonald. Lieu- tenant: Elaine Dorough. Not Pictured: Gayle Wakefield, Mary Sauer. DRUM ANI luGl A COMPANY BUGLES First row: JoAnn Schelling, Molly Burnham, Patsy Phillips. Second row: Carolyn Hook, Patsy Broadwater. Third row: Gloria Breland, Linda Richardson, Martha Terrill. Lieutenant: Betty Knox; Not Pictured: Jeannine Hobbs. Fiisi B COMPANY BUGLES 98 « ttJM ' .Kr ' rw-. ' «-..  r '  i ' V ANlJUGLE CORPS ANY 7K101; A COMPANY DRUMS First row: Linda Henderson, Dana Stewart, Judy Magness, Rosalie Salmeron. Second row: Broadwater. Third row: Gloria Breland, Linda Richardson, Martha Terrill. Lieutenant: Betty Knox. Jean Kirkpatrick. Lieutenant: Dana deRidder. First row: Becky Wilkenson, Eleanor Eidman, Carolyn Bunca. Second row: Nancy Robertson, Ann Robertson. Third row: Julia Whitely, Joan Phillips, Linda Reynolds. Lieutenant: Mary Ann Calkins. B COMPANY DRUMS 99 First row: Yvonne Young, Talma Self, Judy Longley. Second row: Paula Bambas, Jerry Marie Hart, Nancy Mayfield. Third row: Beverly Wade, Helen Cauthen. Lieutenant: Susan Kahn. DRILLPP A COMPANY DRILL iini B COMPANY DRILL !00 « ii L i vj:.:rr t„t 4 a First row: Gloria Homback, Dorothy Dobbs, Beth Umphress. Second row: Karen Kroulik, Judy Hamlin, Vickie StanfiU. Third row: Kay Parker, Valdeane Wainwright. Lieutenant: Sharon St. Lawrence. We n ' lfr fi ' % CORPS m D COMPANY DRILL First row: Barbara Sing, Lynda Pepper, Carol Terrell, Diane Mclntyre. Second row: Carol Pennell, Gloria Duncan, Romona Alford. Lieutenant: Julie Macdonald. ion Si. First row: Barbara Jones, Karen Fahlberg, Eleanor White. Second row: Lucille Woodyard, Viva Marie Faust, Nola Mize. Third row: Sue Gordon, Margaret Keyworth. Lieutenant: Joyce Dixon. C COMPANY DRILL 101 1 FLAG CORPS — First row: Carol Logan, Sharyn Mosk, Gloria Allums, Bobbye Pharr, Sylvia Stedman, Judy Toups, Mary Martin. Second row: Mary Jane Williamson, Ginny Finn, Carol Marter. Lieutenant: Judy Chase. TWIRLERS AND ROPERS LEFT — First row: Sandra Singer, Janice Johnson, Jan Gipson. Second row: Diane Ames, Vickie Williams. RIGHT — First row: Dorothy Stevens, Diane Palmer Helen Barber. Second row: Carolyn Donaldson, Diane Whitby. « i. V-t. v.j.4r T.-rr «4 s r« '  iv.  E i■ •J vi.Tr ' u-rr ' -vu. ? L ' . ' ' } n i KM 7 V. I :RS First row: Connie Rogers, Barbara Dawson, Peggy Long, Sharon Marcus, Jeannette DuBose, Claudia Reifel, Phyllis Kluender, Linda Reynolds. Second row: Betty Magness, Pat LaFleur, Lirida McGuire, Sonny Coward, Judy Toups, Ann Edwards, Veronica Tolopka, Jeanne Koberling. Third row: Eleanor Eidman, Pat Turner, Cecile Collins, Diane Morrow, Donna Sites, Loretta Forman, Patty Cade, Jeanne Pregeant, Carole Cato, Nancy Seiberling, Sylvia Stedman. GAUCHO RESERVES First row: Candy Randolph, Marsha Nelson, Beverly Behrman, Judy Spears, Bonnie White, Joyce Nystrom. Second row: Rita Breland, Charlotte Polivka, Joyce Bordelon, Susan Bond, Carol Daniels, Beth Brittain. Lieutenants: Lynn Best and Sylvia Stedman. 103 vi!.v : i ■y I x.- ' L- vA . kA A. ? i .-• ' ■ «  04( v « t j ' i.,i- t ' •w f f ' ' v. V  . J . 7 •. ii T j tA . .  T  - ' .  r.v • • ' rj f ■ t i i ' L i fc ' H ;l . . ' ' J, TlfCVF r « ' M; SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Among the seniors of this year ' s graduating class, many possess exceptional talents and qualities. Those students receiving homeroom nominations are voted on by the entire senior class. Then run-offs are held between the top contenders. Those winners are known as the senior superlatives. Students who are recognized as senior superlatives of San Jacinto are outstanding in many ways. They excel in their respective fields and also have earned the friendship and respect of their teachers and fellow classmates. This is shown by a popular vote of the seniors in most cases, although the most representative students are chosen by the faculty as well. We now present the superlatives and runners-up, the stars of our senior class. THE SPRING FESTIVAL During the spring of the year when a young man ' s fancy turns to- ward things frillier than school books, the San Jacinto student body turns to the election of four courts for the Spring Festival. From many nominations made by homerooms, a special few from each class receive the coveted honor of appearing in the Spring Festival. On the designated night these representatives from each class don their regal attire. After marching individually down the aisle, they are presented to the student body. When all the class royalty are seated on the stage, the king and queen of the Seniors are announced. Having ascended to their thrones they are entertained by talented students. It all combines to make an exciting and beautiful occasion. FEATURES EDITOR LINDA FARFEL Wi n i rxsymttKrmicuK I ar rm mi t-rji i. . r f ' t r ' ■ l a i THE BEAUTY CONTESTS At this time El Oroso presents our galaxy of beauties from each of the four classes. It is indeed an honor for a girl to be selected as an El Oroso beauty, be- cause she has surpassed all others in her class not only in beauty, but also in poise, charm, and posture. October 29 was the date when the ex- cited girls from all classes gathered for the preliminary contests. All four class contests were held simultaneously in different parts of the school. Members of the faculty had the difficult task of deciding who would go on to the finals. On November 5, the final contest was held with the following serving as judges: Mrs. Van Liew, Personnel Director of Neiman-Marcus; Mrs. Parkhurst, Society Editor of the Houston Chronicle; Miss Roberts of Mary Beth McDonald School of Charm; Miss Budde of Cecil B. Lee Academy of Modeling; Mr. Gardner, a commercial artist with the Mail- Well En- velope Co. From a maze of perfume and petti- coats emerged our beauties and ninners- up. In December, dressed in their pret- tiest frills, they were presented to the student body as a climax to the Bear Capades. And now we take pride in presenting them to you. For the first time, you will be able to see who was chosen the num- ber one beauty in each class. We are sure you will agree that these are the brightest stars in San Jacinto ' s constella- tion of beautiful girls. Pianists: Gayle Wakefield and Rhoda Brand. Left to rigkt: Miss Woodward, Mrs. Van Liew, Miss Budde, Mr. Gardner, Miss Roberts, Mrs. Parkhurst, and Mrs. Secor. y X .jS ' - V ;; SENIOR BEAUTY Louise Longshore JUNIOR BEAUTY Diane Whitby ; 108 lu.; .,V« j«j. - .■• i .   ' ! ■ ■  . ■   ii xi.,i.f T ri.f •■■vw« J. K .k 1 j XA ; ' , l • ' «. ' . .f ■( l- t.l . ' f-ii i i ' V ' l ly ' k ' y ■f ' V1 ' ! V ' SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Carol Arps FRESHMAN BEAUTY Evelyn Pauly 109 BEAUTY RUNNERS-UP On these two pages we present the girls .who were close contestants for the title of Class Beauty. First we offer here, four senior beau- ties. On the opposite page you will find three junior, two sophomore, and two freshman runners-up. Although these girls were not named cl ass beauties, it is indeed an honor to be one of the most beautiful of our school. V JUDY DUNCAN GLENDA LERNER DICKIE SANDERS i 10 9jknfiii- L ' -yz.i - ' ' 1 « VIHtffJm V nrr a.. .r •v-rr ' -wn.« j: Ti -i.T . ANNETTE LA FERNEY SYLVIA BYRD BARBARA ROSENZWEIG JOYCE BORDELON LINDA McGUIRE III • i ' n.. t f m.fd.ar.rK fciTf iJ-r ' ' i i k  ■. fc-T u rA ' . 4 W. 1 « _• ' ' '  . wV V ► -(Hi iy '  . w  . ■ ;l ' , . ' J. )!■ ; ' - )R JANUARY VALEDICTORIAN Frances Dow Tied for MAY VALEDICTORIAN Milton Frost, Judy Peine, Larry Gilbert MOST REPRESENTATIVE Frances Dow and Bruce Bleil RUNNERS-UP Judy Margolin and Allan Black 113 MOST TALENTED Linda Barton and Lenny Hoffman RUNNERS-UP Donna Wilfong and Lowell Fink MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Peine and Allan Black RUNNERS-UP Judy Duncan and Tom Mitchell 14 W J., l f J. li. TS r-r ifU l -—■ ' ■■■ ■ iziix- l -r Kr. ' -ikT«. t, t  v , BEST ATHLETE David Womack and Diane Alger RUNNERS-UP Dick Putney and Paula Smith Eddie Vetter and Judy Margolin RUNNERS-UP Buford Gilchrease and Barbara Blayney ' Tsmm rsT BCii ! ;. -7 — ) f • =• •««•  . diwiinL. ' - I Jf SENIOR C 3URf 6 m- - ?:  - ' ' ■ P ' -, . mmm- . . .-. fR u«?Ss .:-5g? ' ? ' eateofjatm drtthti ' nWrt rWiore, iudy Maj;g(ili.n, Garole Sue Kaliski, Barbara McDonald. Ga le Dobat, Judy Chase. Judy Duiicaii, J ' i Aim Koberling. ' •1 front: Betly Thomav I ickie Sanders- ' JUNIOR COURT Left to right: David Taylor, Mike Mauldin, Junior Prince: Andy Henderson, Bobby Isaacson, and Sandy Gotsdiner. Seated: Pat Martin, Millicent Gordon, Diane Ames, Sharon Wilkenfeld. Junior Princess: Diane Whitby. Our thanks to The Pacific Employers Insurance Company for the use of their facade as our background. « T J J J . ' r-r TTTy V m -d ar- n t,i Trfc .. ! 4 t ▼T i-«r  ' Standing, left to right: Dickie Loughridge, W. C. Causey, Sophomore Prince: Ronnie Pyle, William Ronald Counts. Seated: Micaela Pellettiere, Marilyn Cohen, Dolly Scott. Sophomore Princess: Carol Arps. SOPHOMORE COURT FRESHMAN COURT Standing, left to right: Robert Martin, Freshman Prince: Tommy Butcher, Charles Bleil. Seated: Linda McGuire, Freshman Princess: Beverly Behrman, Veronica Tolopka. 1 ' f  ' ■w v. NN s. nV . N. 70 ' iXf V JANUARY SENIORS fl MR. VIRGIL DABNEY Sponsor Treasurer, Maxine Adelson; Secretary, Janice Johnson; President, Allan Black. Frances Dow ; President, ADELSON, MAXINE Homeroom President 54-56; Student Council 54-56; GBC 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 54-57; Treasurer Senior Class 56-57. BARBER, NANCY GBC 55-57; Red Cross 55-57; Future Nurses 55-57; Homeroom Treasurer 55-56. BARKLEY, ANN Varsity Volleyball 54-55; GBC 54- 56; DE Club 55-57; Homeroom Sec- retary 56-57. BASTIAN, EDWARD Fire Patrol 54-55; BBC 55. BERMAN, LEATRICE GBC 54-57; Red Cross 54-57; Youth Council 55-57; Star 55-57; Post Teen Correspondent 56-57. BOBKOFF, GUY BBC 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 54; Fire Patrol 54-55; Red Cross 55. BULLOCK, BILL BBC 54-57; Fire Patrol 55-57; Track Team 56; Senior Gift Committee 56- 57. CARR, YVONNE GBC 54-55; Orchestra 54-57; Stu- dent Council 55-56; Homeroom Pres- ident 56-57; Youth Council 55-56. 122 JANUARY SENIORS CHACON. NORMA Junior Achievement 56; GBC 54-57; Driving Club 54-57; Red Cross 54; Gym Captain 56. DEWITT, CAROL GBC 54-57; Y-Teens 54-57. DOW, FRANCES GBC 54-57; American Legion Club 54-57; Spanish Club 55-56; Youth Council 54-57; NHS 55-57; Secretary of Senior Class 57. FERGUSON, WAYNE BBC 56-57. FINK, LOWELL FISHER, RONNIE BBC 54-57; Tennis Team 54-56, City Champ 55-56. FLETCHER, WILLARD BBC 55-57; Drill Team 56-57; Rifle Team 56-57; B Football 56; C Company Commander 56. GERSON, PHILLIP BBC 54-57; Bowling Club 55-57, Lettered 56. GRANT, ALLEN BBC 54-56; Radio Club 54-55. HAMMONS, BARBARA GBC 55-56; Giris ' Chorus 55-56; Bowling Club 56. HOSKINS, MARIELLEN GBC 54-57; Homeroom President; Girls ' Chorus 54-56; Mixed Chorus 56-57. JACKSON, NELSON Track 54-56; Letterman; Football 54-55; Assistant Booster 55. 123 JANUARY SENIORS JOHNSON, JANICE GG 54-57, Twirler 55-57; Student Council 54-57; GG Gaieties 54; Vice President Senior Class 57. LEDER, CHARLOTTE Red Cross 54-57; GBC 54-57; Bearactors 56-57. ' %. LEON, PEDRO BBC 56-57. LIPSCHULTZ, SUE GBC 54-57; GG 54-57, Best Driller Award 55; Homeroom President 54; Youth Council 54-55; Gaieties 54. McCRARY, MILTON BBC 55-56; Student Council 55-56; Homeroom President 56. MENDOZA, JULIA GBC 54-56; American Legion Club 54-56; Clinic 54-56. MUNGER, DELORES GBC 54-56; Future Nurses 55; Homeroom Treasurer 55; Girls ' Chorus 56; Captain Volleyball Int. 56. OLIVER, RICHARD BBC 54-56; Swimming Team 54-56. PASSIAH, ANN GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 55-56; Mixed Chorus 56-57; Homeroom Vice President 56-57. PASSIAH, GITTA GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 55-57; Mixed Chorus 55-57; Homeroom President 55-57. PAULY, FRED BBC 54-56. PEPPER, GLORIA Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 54- 55; Bearactors 54; Future Nurses 54; GBC 54-57; Student Council 55; Homeroom Vice President 56 57; ROTC Sponsor 56-57. M • fl JANUARY SENIORS REIDMILLER, DENNIS BBC 54-57; Student Council 54-56; ROTC, Drill Team 54-55, Rifle Team 54-55; Youth Council 55- 57, President 56-57 ; Red Cross 56-57. ROBBINS, LESLIE ROBB INS, RICHARD BBC 54-56; Bowling Club 55 SAMPSON, HARRIET Student Council 54-55; GBC 54-57; Bearactors 55- 56; Homeroom President 55; Bowling Team 55- 56; Chairman of Entertainment Committee of Senior Class 57. SCHULTZ, BARBARA GBC 54-56; Bearactors 54-55; Youth Council 54- 55; Student Council 56; Red Cross 56; Publicity and Announcements Chairman 56. SMITH, JOY GBC 54-57; Y-Teens 54-57; J A 55. SNIDER, GERALD Fire Patrol 53; BBC 54-57; Fu- ture Business Leaders 56-57, STEIN, DON ROTC 54-55; Bearactors BBC 54-55. 54-55; SUCKEL, EDNA MAE GBC 56; Band 56. SWEARINGEN, ARTHUR BBC 54-57; Mixed Chorus 55-57. TAMPAS, DAPHNE Varsity Tennis 54-55; Varsity Vol- leyball 54-55; Future Nurses 55- 56; DE Club 55-56. TELLER, FRED BBC 54-56; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 54. 125 ■ j ' xjjrk !3f ,pfT ' MAY SENIORS LEFT — CLASS OFFICERS: President, Bobby Nicol; Vice President, Judy Margolin; Sec- retary, Mike Mahood; Treasurer, Bruce Bleil. ABBOTT, FRANK Football 54-57; BBC 54-57. SPONSORS Mizwa. Dale Perkins, Mrs. Genevieve ALGER, DIANE CSU 56-57; GBC 54-57; NHS 56- 57; Volleyball team 55-56; Swim- ming team 55-57T Girls ' Varsity Club 56-57. ANDREWS, JAMES Student Council 54; Movie Opera- tors 55-56; ROTC Drill Team 54-55. ANDRUS, FRANCES GBC 55-57; Home Room Vice Pres- ident 55; Youth Council 55-56; Bearactors 56-57. ANGELOS, TINA Girls ' Chorus 55-57; Bowling Club 55; Student Council 56; GBC 55- 57; Office girl 56-57. ARCHERD, GUY BBC 54-57; Track 54; B Foot- ball 55; Student Council 55. ARMSTRONG, JOHN Football 54-57; BBC 54-57. AUSTIN, DAVID ROTC 54-57; Rebel Rifles 55-57; Rifle Team 56-57; Student Council 56; BBC 56-57. GBC actors 56-57 AUSTIN, JANE 55-57; NHS 56-57; Bear- BABB, GENE Football 54-55; Track 54-55; Bas- ketball 54; Student Council 56; BBC 54-57. 126 MAY SENIORS BARBER, HELEN GG 54-57; GBC 54-57; Youth Council 55-57; Homeroom Vice President 55; Homeroom Secre- tary 56. BARDWELL, YVONNE GBC 54-57. BARTON, LINDA Student Council 54-56; Mixed Chorus 55-57, Vice President 56-57; GG 54-57, Reporter 56-57; GBC 54-57. BAUM, CAROLYN DE Club 56-57; GBC 54-56. BAYER, CAROL LYNN GBC 56-57; Red Cross 56-57; Fu- ture Nurses Vice President 56-57. BECKER, PETE BELL, JOYCE Varsity Volleyball 54-57; Varsity Club 54-57; CSU 54-57; GBC 54-57. BELL, LOUIS BERMAN, ARLENE GBC 54-57; Spanish Club 55-56. BERRETTA, KENNETH BBC 54-57; Swimming Team 55. BEST, LYNN GG 54-57; GBC 54:57. BILLINGS, GARY BBC 54-57; Bowling 54-55; Star 55-57; ROTC 54-56. BLACKWELL, WALLACE DE 55-57, Reporter 55-56, President 56-57. 127 MAY SENIORS BLAYNEY, BARBARA GG 55-57; GBC 54-57; Student Council 57; Mixed Chorus 55-56; Duchess 55-56. BOGART, JOHN ROTC 54-57 Rebel Rifles 55-57, Commander 56- 57; BBC 56-57. BOLLFRASS, JERRY Secretary Homeroom 54-55; El Oroso 55-57; BBC 55-57; Skating Club 55-57; Star 56; Spanish Club 56; Bearactors 56-57. ROLLING, JAMES ROTC 54-56; Drill Team 55-56; BBC 55-57. BORUP, CHARLES BBC 54-57; ROTC 54-57; Bearactors 54-55. BOUDREAUX, DIANNE GBC 54-57; Varsity Club 55-57; Tennis Team 55 57; Oilman for a Day 56. BOWEN, KENNETH ROTC 54-57; BBC 54-57; Bowling Team 56. BOWMAN, GEORGE BBC 54-56; Oilman for a Day 56. BRAMBLET, JIM ROTC 54-56; BBC 54-57. BRELAND, GLORIA GBC 54-57; GG 55-56; Student Council 56-57; Girls ' Chorus 55-57. BRODIE, YVONNE Future Nurses 54-56; Red Cross 54- 56; Varsity Volleyball 56-57; GBC 56-57. BROOKS, CELENE GBC 54-57; Red Cross 56; Future Business Leader 57. 128 MAY SENIORS BROWN, LYNDA GBC 54-57. BROWN, ROBERT BBC 55; Fire Lieutenant 56. BURGAN, EDNA EARLE BUCHANAN, LYN BURGESS, PAULINE Homeroom President 55; GBC 55-57. CALOUDAS, GEORGE BBC 54-57; Homeroom Vice President 54-55; Fire Patrol 54-57; Track 55; Homeroom President 55- 56. CAMPBELL, CAROLYN GBC 54-57; Homeroom Treasurer 56. CANTU, BLANCA GBC 55-57; Red Cross 56-57; JA 56-57. CARLETON, FINIS BBC 54-57; Oilman for a Day 56. CARNEY, MARY LOU GBC 54; GG 54. CAUTHEN, HELEN GBC 54-57; GG 54-57; Homeroom Treasuier 55-56. CHARLES, ALEX BBC 56-57; Football 55. 129 MAY SENIORS CHASE, JUDY Student Council 54-56; GBC 54-57; Chief Booster 56; GG, Lieutenant 55-57; Secretary Junior Class 55-56; Homeroom Secretary 56-57; Girls ' Chorus 56. CHILDS, GALE CHU, NORMA Youth Council 54-55; GBC 54-55; Red Cross 56. CHUDLEIGH, EVA INEZ GBC 54-57. CHUDLEIGH, NORMA GBC 54-57 ; Student Council 56. COGSWELL, ROBERT ROTC 54-57, Rebel Rifles 55-56, Drill Team Com mander 56-57. COHEN, ROSAMOND GBC 54-57. COLLINS, CECILE GG 54-57; GBC 54-57; Youth Council 56-57. COMO, MARILYN GBC 54-57; Office 56-57. COSSMAN, KATHY GG 54-55; GBC 56-57; Bowling Club 56-57. COUNTS, JERRY BBC 54; ROTC 55-57; Patrol 55- 57, Captain 56-57. CRIPPEN, GAIL DE Club 56-57, Display Manager 56-57; Homeroom Vice President 56-57. 130 MAY SENIORS DANNEWITZ, JANET DE Club 55; GBC 54-57. DAVIS, BETTY GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 56; Library 56. DELGADO, CHARLES Homeroom President 54-55; BBC 54-57; Swimming m 54-55; Student Council 54-57; J A DAY, PAT GBC 54-57; Assistant 54-55; Student Council 55- 56; Homeroom President 54-55; Youth Council 55- 56; Red Cross 55-56. DETENBECK, LEE BBC 55-57; Golf Team 56-57. DEWEY, LARRY DIXON, LARRY Football 55-57; Track 55-56 55-56; 55-56. Homeroom Vice BBC President DOBAT, GAYLE Secretary Sophomore Class 54; Homeroom President 54-55; GBC 54-57; Secretary Student Council 56; NHS 56-57; Duchess 56; Oil- man for a Day 56. DOBES, LOU ANN GG 54-55; GBC 54-56; Future Nurses 54; JA 54; Red Cross 56; Bearactors 56; CSU 56. DONSKY, DANA DUFFARD, DIANE Homeroom Treasurer 54-57; Band 54-57;- Student Council 54; Red Cross 56-57. DUGGINS, JENNIE LEA GBC 55-56; Int. Basketball 55-56; CSU 55-57; J A 56-57. 131 MAY SENIORS DUHIG, ALICE American Legion 55-57; GBC 56-57; Student Coun- cil 56-57; NHS 56-57; Varsity Club 56-57. DUNCAN, JUDY 54-57; Duchess 55-56; Band 54-57, Lieuten- GBC ant Majorette 55-56, Drum Majorette 56-57 Chorus 55-57, Vice President 56-57. Girls ' EARP, WAYNE Football 54-57; BBC 54-57; Track 56 EIDMAN, ELEANOR GG 54-57, Lieutenant of Drums 56-57 ; 57; Homeroom Secretary 54-55; 54-55; Girls ' Chorus 55-56. EISENBERG, CALVIN Movie Operators ' Club 54-57; Swimming Team 54- 57; BBC 54-57. ELLISON, SERONIE GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 55-57; Red Cross 56-57. ELLZEY, JOHN EVANS, LARRY BBC 54-57; Football 54-57; All- City 55; Track 55-56; Swimming 55-56. FAGIN, PAULA GBC 54-57; Basketball Int. 54; Star 56. FARFEL, CAROL GBC 55-57; Homeroom President 55; Student Council 56; NHS 56- 57; Oilman for a Day 56. FEENY, ANN Varsity Club 55-56; GBC 54-57; Red Cross 56-57. FELPS, MARGARET GBC 54-57. 132 MAY SENIORS FLEISCHMAN, ELSA GBC 56-57. FONDA, PAULA GBC 54-56 ; Red Cross 54; Homeroom Secretary 54-55; Varsity Volleyball 56. FORT, ANNETTE GBC 54-57. FOX, RICIA GBC 54-57; FTA 56-57. FRANK, BENNY BBC 54-56; Football 54-56. FREEDMAN, CAROLYN Bearactors 55; Red Cross 55; Homeroom Treasurer 55; Star 56-67. FRIEDMAN, ESTELLE GBC 54-57; GG 55-56; Skating Club 56-57; Office 56-57; Girls ' Chorus 56-57. FRITSCHE, NATHLYN FROST, MICKEY Student Council 54-56; BBC 55-57; Vice President American Legion Club 55-57; Bowling Club 55-56; Bearactors 56; National Forensic League 56; NHS 56-57. GARDNER, SUE Student Council 54; Red Cross 54- 57; GBC 54-57; El Oroso 56-57; Driving Club .56. GEE, ROY BBC 54-57; El Oroso 55-57; Stu- dent Council .55; Key Club 56 GILBERT, LARRY BBC 54-57; Student Council 55-56; J A 55-57; NHS 56-57; Oilman for a Day 56. MAY SENIORS GILCHREASE, BUFORD BBC 54-57; J A 54-57; Red Cross 56-57; Cheer- leader 56-57. GIMBLE, ESTHER LEAH GBC 54-57; Red Cross 54-55; Mixed Chorus 54- 57; Homeroom Vice President 55-56; Varsity Vol- leyball 55-57; Bearactors 56-57. GIPSON, JAN GBC 54-57; GG 54-57, Twirler 56-57; Homeroom Youth Council 55-56. GLICK, FRANCES GBC 54-57; Bowling Club 54-55; Mixed. Chorus 54- 57; Homeroom Secretary 54-55; Homeroom Treas- urer 55-56. GOINS, GARY Band 54-57; BBC 54-57; Golf Team 56-57 GOLDBERG, JANICE GBC 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 54-55; Bearactors 55; Student Council 55-56 Oilman for a Day 56. GOLDBERG, LOYCE GBC 54-57; Red Cross 54-57. GOLDMAN, AILEEN American Legion Club 55-57, Sec- retary 56-57; GBC 55-57; NHS 56- 57; National Eorensic League 56- 57. GONZALEZ, CHRISTINA Varsity Volleyball 54-56; Spanish Club 55-56; GBC 55-56; Bearca- pades 55; Varsity Tennis 55-56. GOODMAN, MARVIN BBC 54-57; Homeroom Treasurer 54; Homeroom Vice President 55; Star 56. GOODMAN, MOLLY GBC 54-57; Homeroom President 55-56; Student Council 56-57; Oil- man for a Day 56. GORDON, DAVID BBC 55-56; Student Council 55. 134 . kf jW ' r JKy jt la t ' lOVX ? -lV l  ' ■■• •- ' ■ ' - - - ' ■ ' ' MAY SENIORS GORDON, RICHARD BBC 54-57; Red Cross 55. GREADY, JERRY ROTC 54-55; Mixed Chorus 55-57; Spanish Club 56-57. GREENBERG, JUDY GBC 54-57; Red Cross 54-57. GREGG, LEANNE GBC 56. GUENZEL, FREDDIE BBC 54-57; ROTC 54-57. HAGER, GAIL GBC 54-57; GG 54; Mixed Chorus 55-56; Varsity Volleyball 55; Student Council 56. HAMIL, ROSE MARIE GBC 56-57; Red Cross 56-57. HAUSER, CHARLES ROTC 54-55; Band 54-57, Lieuten- ant 56-57; BBC 56-57; Oilman for a Day 56. HAVLICK, MILTON BBC 54-57; BasebaD 55-57; Bas- ketball 56; Student Council 56; Key Club 56. HERMAN, GUY BBC 54-57; Fire Patrol 56-57; Baseball 56. HERZOG, JANICE GBC 53-55. HESS, CHARLES BBC 54-57; Football 54-56; Track 56; Spanish Club 56. 135 MAY SENIORS HETCHLER, BOB ROTC 54-57; Hall Patrol 54-55; BBC 55-56. HIGH, JACK BBC 54-57. HOBBS, EVIA JEANNINE GG 54-57; Band 54-55; GBC 54-57; Girls ' Cho rus 57. HOFF, BARBARA GBC 54-57; Homeroom Vice President 54; Girls ' Chorus, Librarian 55; Girls ' Chorus Secretary 56; Red Cross 56; Table Tennis Champ 55-56. HOFFMAN, LENNY BBC 54-57; Mixed Chorus 54-57; Secretary Red Cross 54-55, President 55-56; Oilman for a Day 56; Student Council 56, HOLLOWAY, FRANK Mixed Chorus 55-57; BBC 55-57; Homeroom Presi- dent 55; Football 55; Red Cross 55; Student Coun- cil 55; CSU 56-57. HOLMBERG, JOHN BBC 54-57; Key Club 55; Fire Pa- trol 56. HOPKINS, LOIS DE Club 56-57. HORNBACK, GLORIA GG 54-57; GBC 54-55; Gaieties 55; Youth Council 54-55; J A 55-56. HORWITZ, ARLENE GBC 54-57; Homeroom President 54; Bowling Club 55. HORWITZ, ARLENE GAIL GBC 55-57; Office .56-57; Youth Council 56-57; Spanish Club 56- 57; Bowling Club 56-57. HOVIS, MARIETTA GBC 54-57; Bearactors 56-57. 136 . .V ' n «fc  -Jt Wil X fci-T- • ' .J. . £r jrr M ' -a i MAY SENIORS HUTCHERSON. WALTER BBC 54-57; Band 54-57, Lieutenant 56-57. IVORY, MARY LOUISE GBC 54-57;. El Oroso 56-57; NHS 56-57. JEFFREY, ALTA GBC 54-56; Future Nurses 54-56, Red Cross 56. JOACHIM, CELESTE GBC 54-57; Future Nurses 54; Youth Council 55; GG 55-57; Student Council 55 57. Mixed Chorus 56 JOHANSEN, CHARLIE BBC 54-57; Homeroom President 54, 56; Bowling Club 55-56; Homeroom Vice President 55; Student Coun,cil 55-56. JOHNSON, FLOYD ROTC 54-57; BBC 56. JOHNSON, MARGARET GG 55-56; Girls ' Chorus 56-57; Mixed Chorus 56-57; J A 56-57; Bearactors 56-57. JOHNSON, SALLY GBC 54-57; Varsity Volleyball 54- 56; Red Cross 57; Homeroom Vice President 57; Youth Council 57. JOHNSTON, BARBARA GBC 54-57. JURAN, JACK BBC 56-57. KALAS, ALBERT DE Club 55-57. KALISKI, CAROLE SUE GBC 54-57; Student Council 55- 56; Bowling Club 55-57; Bearactors 56-57; Future Nurses 56-57; Home- room President 56-57; ROTC Spon- sor 56-57. 1 MAY SENIORS KAPLAN, HILDA Student Council 55-56; Star 55-56; GBC 55-57; Red Cross 55-56; NHS 56-57. KATZ, LINDA Bowling Club 55; GBC 55-57. KEITT, DICK Football 54-56; Basketball 54-55; Track 55-56; Red Cross 56; BBC 54-56. KELLY, RICHARD BBC 54-57; Bowling Club 54-55; Homeroom Vice President 54-55; Student Council 54-56; Homeroom Treasurer 56-57. KIESCHNICK, CAROL GBC 54-57; Youth Council 54; Int. Volleyball Winner 55. KITAY, FRANK BBC 54-57. KLEAS, GAIL GBC 54-57; Future Nurses 54-55; Bowling Club 54-55. KOBERLING, JOANN GBC 54-57; Junior Beauty 55-56; Homeroom President 55-56; Stu- dent Council 56-57; ROTC Spon- sor 56- 57. KOUZOUNIS, DEMO KRAUSE, BRUCE BBC 55-56; Bowling Club 56. KRISTOFF, EUGENE BBC 56-57 KROULIK, KAREN GBC 54-57; GG 54-57, Sergeant 56-57. 138 li. - n TT «-• V«WJ MAY SENIORS KUBIAK, OLIVER BBC 55-57; Baseball Team 56-57; Football 55-56; Red Cross 56. LACLAIRE, PERRY BBC 54-57. LEACH, BEVERLY GBC 54-57; Int. Volleyball winner 54-57; Home- room President 54-55; Homeroom Secretary 55-57; Girls ' Chorus 56-57. LERMAN, ONDREE GBC 54-57; Bearactors 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 54; Thespians 55-57; Red Cross 55; Mixed Cho- rus 57. LERNER, GLENDA GBC 54-57; Bearactors 54-57; Thespians 56-57 ROTC Sponsor 56-57. LAWS, JACK BBC 55-57. LEVY, PAT GBC 54-57; Future Nurses ' Club 56-57. LEWIS, BARBARA GBC 54-57; Bearactors 54-57; Bowling Club 54-57; Homeroom President 54-55; Student Council 55; Thespians 55-57. LEWIS, ETHEL GBC 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 54-55 . LICARI, FRANCES GBC 54-57; Bowling Club 55. LILLY, JANET Red Cross 54-57; GBC 54-57. LIONBERGER, SUE Homeroom Secretary 54-55; GBC 54-57; Student Council 55-56; Bear- actors ' Club 56-57. 139 MAY SENIORS LOGAN, CAROL GBC 54-57; GG 54-55, Treasurer 56-57. LONGLEY, JUDY GG 54-57; GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 55-57; Library 56-57; Youth Council 56. LONGSHORE, LOUISE GBC 54-57, Scribe 56; GG 54-57, Lieutenant D and B 55-56, Captain D and B 56-57; Duchess 55; Princess 56. LORBER, MIMSY GBC 54-57; Bearactors 54-57; Red Cross Club 54- 55; Oilman for a Day 56; NHS 56-57; Thespians 56-57. LYNN, SANDRA GBC 56; Swimming Team 56-57. LYON, GINNY GBC 54-56; Spanish Club 56-57; Red Cross 56 MABRY, SANDRA Red Cross 55-56; GBC 55-57. MAGNESS, JUDY ANN GG 54-57. MAHOOD, MIKE Student Council 54; BBC 54-57; Tennis Team 55-57. MARGOLIN, JUDY Beauty 54; Vice President Sopho- more Class 54; Student Council 54-57; Duchess 56; Bearactors 55- 57; Cheerleader 55-57. MARSHALL, REAGAN BBC 54-56; ROTC 54-56; Student Council 54-55; Bowling Club 54- 55; Red Cross 54-55. MARTER, CAROL GG 54.-57; GBC 54-57; Oilman for a Day 56: Youth Council 54-56; Homeroom Secretary 55-56. 140 MAY SENIORS MARTIN. BOB BBC 54-55; Movie Operators Club 54-56; ROTC Drill Team 55-57. MARTIN, MARY ANNE GG 54-57, Secretary Drill 56-57; GBC 54-57, Chap- lain 56; Girls ' Chorus 55-56. MASON, MARY LOU Red Cross 54; GBC 54-57; J A 55; Drivers ' Club 55. MAYWALD, SANDRA GBC 55-56; Red Cress 56; Star 56. McCartney, angela Band 55-57, Lieutenant T irlers 56-57; 56; Red Cross 56-57. McCARY, JIM BBC 55-57; Student Council 56; Oilman for a Day 56; Bowling Club 55-57; Baseball 56-57. GBC 55- McCONNELL, JUDITH GBC 55-57; Homeroom 55-56; Student Council Secretary 56-57. McDANIEL, JIMMIE GG 53-54; DE Club 55-57. McNeill, ann GBC 54-57; American Legion Club 54-57; Oilman for a Day 56; NHS 56-57. MELTON, TALLEY BBC 54-57; Basketball 54-57; Stu- dent Council 56. mikeska, billy BBC 54-57. miller, juanita GG ,54-55; Student Council 54-55; Homeroom President 54-55; Gaie- ties 55; GBC 54-57. 141 MAY SENIORS MITCHELL, TOM BBC 54-57; B Team Football 54-55; Homeroom President 55-56; Student Council 55-56; NHS 56- 57; A Team Football 56. MOORE, TOM BBC 54-57; Band 54-57. MORRIS, JUNE Band 56-57; Future Nurses ' Club 56-57. MORRIS, TOMMY BBC. 54-57; Football 54-57. MOSK, SHARYN GBC 54-57; GG 54-57, Corporal 55-56 Council 54. MOSS, DANNY BBC 54-57. MOWERY, PAT MUNSCH, LARRY Band 54-56; BBC 54-57; DE Club 56-57. NELKIN, LILLIAN Orchestra 55-57; GBC 55-57; Red Cross 56-57; Bowling Club 55-56; Future Nurses ' Club 56-57. NELSON, VIRGINIA Student Council 54-55; GG 54-57, Lieutenant 55-56, Major D and B 56-57; Homeroom President 55-56; Homeroom Vice President 56-57. NEUENSCHWANDER, FRED BBC 54-57; ROTC 54-57, Rifle Team 55-57, Captain Rifle Team 56-57. 142 IIT -. f  ■ . T.l l ' MAY SENIORS NICOL. BOBBY Student Council 54-55; Duke 54-55: Track Team 54-57; BBC 54-57; Cheerleader 56-57; Homeroom President 56-57; Oilman for a Day 56. NISBET. JOHN BBC 54-57; President Bowling Club 56; CSU 56; Student Council 56; Fire Patrol 56. NOBLES, BETH Future Nurses Club 55; Star 55; GBC 55-57; DE Club 56-57. NORDHEIMER, GARY BBC 54-57; Bowling Club 56-57; Star 57. NUGENT, JEANNETTE GBC 54-57; CAA 54-55; CSU 55-57; JA 56-57. NUSSBAUM, HELEN GBC 55-57; Bowling Club 55-56; Future Nurses ' Club 56-57; Red Cross 56-57. PALMER, DIANE GBC 54-57; GG 54-57, Sergeant Ropers 56-57; Student Council 55- 56. PALMER, FAY GG 54-55; Red Cross 54-57; GBC 54-57,; DE 56-57. PALMER, MARCELENE Future Nurses ' Club 54-55; Varsity Volleyball 55-56; Mixed Chorus 55- 57; Girls ' Chorus 56. PAPADAKIS, JIMMY BBC 54-57; President Homeroom 54-55; Student Council 55-56; Cheerleader 56-57; Oilman for a Day 56. PARKER, KAY GG 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 54-57; GBC 54-57; Student Council 54-55. PASSIAH, SARA GBC 54-57; Editor-in-Chief Star 56- 57; Drivers ' Club 56. 143 MAY SENIORS PEARLMAN, JUDY GBC 54-57; Drivers ' Club 56; Future Nurses ' Club Treasurer 56-57; Clinic 56-57. PEINE, JUDY Youth Council 54; GBC 54-57; Homeroom Vice President 54-56; El Oroso Circulation Staff 54- 55; NHS 56-57. PELL, ROBBIE GO 54-57, Lieutenant Drill 55-56, Major 56-57; GBC 54-57; Youth Council 54; El Oroso Circula- tion Staff 55-56; Student Council 56-57. A PELOQUEN, PRISCILLA Bearactors 55-56; DE 56-57. T - PEPPER, CHARLES BBC 54-57. Girls ' Chorus — man for a Day 56 PETERSEN, DOLORES Student Council 54; GBC 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 54-57; El Oroso 55-57, Junior Editor 55-56, Editor-in-Chief 56-57; Vice Presi- dent Red Cross 56. PFEFFER, HELENE GBC 54-57; Youth Council 54 Varsity Club 55-56; Red Cross 57 Bowling Club 57; Bearactors 57 Future Nurses 57. PHARR, BOBBYE GG 54-57, Sergeant 55-56, Vice President 56-57, Flags 56-57; Girls ' Chorus 54-57; GBC 54-57; Home- room Secretary 54-56; Vice Presi- dent 54-55; Student Council 54- 57; Mixed Chorus 56-57. PHILMON, SANDRA PICKERING, WANDA CAA 54; Varsity Volleyball 56. PERKINS, ELIZABETH National Forensic League 54-57, Treasurer 55-56, President 56-57; GBC 54-57; Tennis Team 55; Girls ' Chorus SS: Homeroom Secretary 54-55; Oil- PLATT, MELVIN Band 54-57, Captain 56-57; ing Club 56; NHS 56-57. 144 Bowl W ' . n ' «fc  ■ . 7T-W:t X-.aL ' ' r f JT-M- A I p  ar •• MAY SENIORS POLIVKA, CHARLENE GBC 4-57; Secretary Y-Teens 54-55; Red Cross 54-56; 54-56 Oilman for a Day 56; Homeroom Treasurer Girls ' Chorus 55-57; Accompanist 56-57. POLLAK, KATHLEEN GBC 54-56; GG 54-55; Spanish Club 55; Oilman for a Day 56; Girls ' Chorus 56-57; Homeroom Treasurer 56-57. PRICE, DARWIN DE Club 56-57; BBC 56-57 PRICE, NANCY GBC 54-56; Bearactors 54; Youth Council 55-57; Student Council 56; Oilman for a Day 56; Varsity Club Treasurer 56-57. PRYZANT, FRANK B Basketball 54; A Basketball 55-57; BBC 55-57. PUTNEY, RICHARD Homeroom President 54-57; A and B Football ,54-.56; BBC 54-57, Assistant Scribe and Chief 56; Key Club 56; May Fete Duke 56. RALEY, JESSIE REED, VICTOR BBC 54-57; B Football 54; Track 54-57; Student Council 54-57; Cheerleader 55-56. REIFEL, MARY LOU GBC 54-57; GG 55-56; Red Cross 55-57; Volleyball Varsity 57. REYES, HENRY BBC 54-57; Student Council 54-55; ROTC 54-56. RICHARDSON, LINDA GG 54-57, Sergeant 55-56, President 56-57; GBC ,54-57; Homeroom Sec- retary 54-55; Youth Council 54- 55; Mixed Chorus 55-57. ROBINSON, JAY Youth Council Treasurer 55-57; Rebel Rifles 54-56; BBC 56-57; El Oroso Cartoonist 56-57; Officers ' Club 56-57. 145 MAY SENIORS ROCHLIN, ALLAN BBC 55-57. ROEPKE, BOB BBC 54-57: ROTC 54-56; Red Cross 55-56. ROSEN, MARTIN ROTC 54-56; Bowling Club 54-56; BBC 54-56; Bearactors 56-57. ROSEN, WALTER Bowling Club 55-56; Drill Team 55-57; Officers ' Club 56-57; BBC 56-57. ROSS, SHERMAN BBC 54-57; Band 54-57; ROTC 54; Lieutenant Band 57; Bowling Club 57; Bearactors 57; Home- room Secretary 57. RUBENSTEIN, MANSEL BBC 54-57; Bowling Club 55-57. RUBENSTEIN, MAURY RUDY, DIANE GBC 54-57; Bowling Club 55-56; Red Cross 57. SALMERON, ROSALIE GBC 54-57; Homeroom President 55-56; GG 55-57, Secretary D and B 56-57. SALSGIVER, CAROL GBC 54-57; GG 54-55; Gaieties 55. SALTZ, JOAN GBC 54-56; Bearactors 56; Bowling Club 56. SANDERS, DICKEY GBC 55-56; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 55-56; CSU 55-56; Bearactors 55-56; J A 56; Youth Council 56; Homeroom President 56. 146 fc.  M ' . n- n f  -Jt vw:i ' ■ r r jfr-M-   MAY SENIORS SARANDOS. ERNEST SAUNDERS. BEVERLY GBC 54-57; Red Cross 54-55; Volleyball Champion 54-55; Baseball Champion 55-56. SAWIN, BETSY GG 54-56; GBC 54-57; Student Council 55-56; Homeroom President 55-56; Future Nurses ' Club 56-57; Red Cross 56-57; Oilman for a Day 56. SCHENK, JO ANNE GBC 54-57; GG 55-57; Mixed Chorus 55-57, SCHONIER. NATHAN BBC 54-57; Student Council 56. SCOTT, DOROTHY GBC 54-56; Student Council 55; Homeroom Sec- retary 56. SEE, VIVIAN GBC 54-57; Youth Council 56. SEGALL, JUDY GBC 56. SEXTON, TIM Student Council 54-55; BBC 54-56. SHARLEY, JO ANN Mixed Chorus 54-56; Swimming Team 55-56; Bearactors 56; As- sistant Librarian 56-57. SINGER, SANDRA GG 54-57, Twirler 56-57; GBC 54- 57; Youth Council 55-56; Gaieties 55; Homeroom President 56. SIVER, BETTY ANN GBC 54-57; Baseball Intramural Winner 55. 147 MAY SENIORS SMILEY, GAYLE GBC 54-57; GG 54-57, Corporal of Drums 56-57; Mixed Chorus 54-56; Red Cross 56-57. SMITH, MOLLY GBC 54-57; GG 54-56; Bearactors 56-57; Youth Council 56-57. SMITH, PAULA NHS 55-57; Varsity Tennis 55-57; Varsity Volley- ball 55-56; Vice President Homeroom 56-57; Sec- retary of Homeroom 56-57. SMITH, SHELLEY GBC 54-57; Youth Council 54-55; Student Coun- SORRELLS, BILLY Perfect Attendance 54-56; BBC 55-56. SOULE, CAROLYN El Oroso 54-55; Gaieties 54; Track Queen 55-56; Twirler 55-56; Lieutenant Twirlers 56-57; Song Booster 56-57. SOUTHARD, MERLA JUNE GBC 54-57; Band 54-57, Lieutenant 56-57; Orchestra 54-57, dent 55-56; Bearactors Vice Presi- 55-56. SPEARS, JUDY A. SPEARS, JUDY GG 54-57; GBC 54-57; Red Cross 54-55; Student Council 54-55; Youth Council 54-55. STAUNTON, ALETHA FTA 56; GBC 56. STEDMAN, SYLVIA Homeroom President 54; Student Council 54; Lieutenant GG 55; GBC 54-57; Red Cross 56-57. STEINOCHER, ROSEMARY GBC 54-57; Homeroom President 55-56. 148 fct  at . TV V Tl  • T.fc« ' IT jL - . . -JP r -M- MAY SENIORS STEVENS. DOROTHY GBC 54-57; GG 54-56; Corporal Ropirs 56-57; Red Cross 56-57. STRAHAN, JANIE Star, Feature Editor 56-57. SURLES, BILLY All-City B Team Football 54; ' A Track 56; BBC 54-57. Team SURFACE, LEROY TAMBORELLO, JOSEPHINE GBC 54-57. TARSES, JOAN Homeroom President 54; GBC 54-57; Bearactors 54-55; El Oroso 55; Homeroom Vice President 55; Bowling Club 55-56; ROTC Sponsor 56-57. TATUM, ROBERT BBC 54-57; CSU 54-57; Treasurer CSU 56-57. TERRILL, MARTHA GG 54-57: Corporal of Bugles 55- 56; Gaieties 55; Youth Council 54- 57; J A 55-56. THOMAS, BETTY GBC 54-57; GG 55-56; Student Council 55-56; CSU 55-57; Youth Council 55-57; ROTC Sponsor 56- 57. TIGHE, PATRICIA GBC 54-57; GG 54-56; Student Council 55-57; NHS 56-57; El Oro- so 55-57. Assistant Editor 56-57; ROTC Bn. Sponsor 56-57. TOIIBIN, CHARLES TOUPS, JUDY GG 54-57; Secretary Res. 56-57: GBC 54-57; Chaplain 56; Gaieties 55; Student Council 54-56. j MAY SENIORS VELA. ROSIE Varsity Club 56; Driving Club 55-56. VETTER. CHARLES EDMUND President Sophomore Class 54-55; B Basketball 55; Football 54-56; Baseball 55-57; Mixed Chorus 56-57; President Student Council 56; Chief Boost- er 56. VICTOR. JOE BBC 54-56 ; President Homeroom 56. WALKER, GENITA GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 57. WEBER, CHARLES Rebel Rifles 54-57; Junior Red Cross 56-57; Or- chestra 54-57; BBC 54-57; Band 54-55; ROTC 54- 57; Driving Club 55-57. WEBRE, IRIS Bearactors 54; Band 54-57; GBC Club 54. 57; Red Cross Club 55-57 56-57. WEINTRAUB, HELENE Homeroom Vice President 54; Stu- dent Council 54-55; Homeroom Secretary 56; Spanish Club 55-56; GBC 54-57. WELCH, KATHLEEN DE Club President 55, Historian 56, Delegate State Convention 56; Girls ' Chorus 55. WELLS, CAROL WESTHAUSE, DAVID BBC 54-57; Homeroom Secretary 56. WETHERILL. TOMMY Cheerleader 56; Scribe Booster 56. WHITE, BARBARA Varsity 56; GBC 54:57. 150 MAY SENIORS WILFONG. DONNA GG 54-56; GBC 54-57; Girls ' Chorus 54-55; Mixed Chorus 55-57; Bearcapades 55. WILHITE. ROBERT Student Council 54; BBC 54-57; CSU 54-57. WILLIAMS, ANN GBC 54-57; Driving Club 56 WILLIAMSON, MARY JANE Youth Council 54-55; GBC 54-57; GG, Flags 54-57, WILLS, JIMMY Football 54-57; BBC 54-57; Track 56-57. WITTE, AI NE GG 54-56; EI Oroso 54-56; Student Council 55- 57; Youth Council 56-57; Bearactors 56-57; Oil- man for a Day 56. WOMACK, DAVID Football 54-56; BBC 54-57; Track 55-57; Basketball 55-57; Treasurer Junior Class 55-56. WOOD, BILLY BBC 54-57; Basketball 54-57; Star 56-57. WRIGHT, RUE NHS 56; Spanish Club 55-56; Oil- man for a Day 56; GBC 56-57; Band Lieutenant 56-57. WUGK, CHRISTEL YELLEN, MARLENE Student Council 54-57; =GBC 54- 57; Bearactors 55-57; Thespians 56-57. ZINDLER, UDITH Student Council 55; Girls ' Chorus 55-56; GBC 56; FT A 56; Mixed Chorus 56; Varsity Volleyball 55-56. 151 , : - ;. te-M:Vfv ' . ■• ' ;i?! ' ' - CLASS OFFICERS: Eleanor White, Treasurer; Ralph Baughman, Secretary; Diane Whitby, President; Don Barber, Vice President. 154 Allums, Gloria Ames, Dianne Anders, Wilbert Atkinson, Johnny Avinger, Bob Bambas, Paula Barber, Pat Bass, Al Bastian, Reliford Bauer, Seymour Benis, Gus Bernard, Sondra Alford, Ramona Allstrom, Eric JUNIORS Adams, Mary Jane JUNIORS Binder, Paul Birdwell. Cash Bishop, Jimmy Black, Barbara Blake, Gearldean Bolger, Anita Bond, Susan Blankenburg, Nancy Bowen, Judy Brand, Harry Brateman, Rosalyn Broadwater, Patsy Browne, Bob Buck, Melvin Bunch, Carolyn Burnham, Molly Butcher, Ed Byrd, Jesse Calkins, Mary Ann Cantrell, Doris 155 . ,s « ,. .x% n«.r F VK V. v.ir jrM.-rcKrr am.TnwDuMv nw DuA Coates, George Cole, Dolores JUNIORS Carter, Malcolm Cheatham, Paul Cline, Min Carol 156 Crisp, Eunice Cubstead, Carolyn Curtis, Anna Mae Baffin, Judy Danburg, Jerry Davis, Joan DeFoy, Harry Joe DeRidder, Dana Deutser, Robert Combs, Ann Cooper, Sharon Collins, Janie JUNIORS Dixon. Joyce Dobbs. Dorothy Donaldson, Carolyn Duval, Marianne Dorough, Elaine Dudley, Joyce Evans, Charles Everitt, Edward Fahlberg, Karen Farfel, Linda Farrow, Margaret Faust, Viva Marie Fehmer, Virgil Feldman, Dorothy Fellows, Carol Felt, Rhonda Ferguson, Gary 157 [,VrfW VTfV v sru k T .TT M ■IT tt xT aa. - TT ' TJT rj T; jqLrwJ37.FZTi:srF«i3n  iro .ijvific«j(« 158 5 V !.V.k -« i.-JoL; ' ' ' ' Frenzel, Teanie Fry, Roger Gaitz, Diane Galanos, Despina Gatlin, Gle n Gerber, Irvin JUNIORS Ferrell, Carol Finn, Ginny Fischman, Larry Foltz, Ralph Frank, Stuart Fredrick, Cecil Gerson, Paul Gieptner, Rosalind Goldman, Jerald VJ KJM •  f ifXU. ' k- . mat . 75- YT i¥.,t-jL -vk ' .i • •■  J r r -vr je .rn-jii ' vr_i« - .t . - ■ w.t - ' ..- ' ' - r   r: v- . ' ' . ' Tr ii t. ' ' m: ■Hf t ' '  - - . ■Wit ' !.; ' !? j 4 JUNIORS Goldstein, Paula Goodwin, Bob Gordon, Carole Gordon, Marilvn k -- ■r i lk, M fe« H| j| u Lf « m fe ii ' - ' Gordon, Millicent Gotsdiner, Sandy Gould, Steven Go ' unaris, George Grant, Sue Guenther, Betty Gupton, Betty Gustafson, Andrea Hall, Lurlifie Hamlin, Judy Hardt, Romain Harkins, Jeanette 159 •r vx ' T- tv r j s ' r 9 m •! 160 Heno, Jeanne Hernandez, Robert Herring, Woody Hetherington, Linda Himmelstein, Randa Hinojosa, Robert Hirschhorn, Carole Hooker, Ernest Howard, Joan JUNIORS Harris, Betty Harris, Linda Hart, Glennard Hart, Jerry Marie Henderson, Andy Henderson, Linda Heffer, Sharlee fe b v ' ■f Cvmi6LS ' ■ ■f .yt rij Jt - - ■ ' • ■■ ' ■■ ' • ' JlJ - J V KI . ' . Vi.dkJT ' rfk JUNIORS Howell, Janice Introligator, Dave Isaacson, Jack Jacks, Linda James, Pat Johnson, Dean Jones, Lei Lani Jow, Josephine Kahn, Susan Kaplan, Chester Kay, Stanley Kelt, Carol Kestenbaum, Miriam Keyworth, Margaret Keyworth, Polly 161 k r TL: ' i.- ' 162 Levine, Ellen Lewis, Mary Jane Lipp, Maurine Loughridge. Billie Joyce Lowery, Bob Lyon, Ora MacAlister, Sherrill Maddox, Marilyn Manhart, Dianna JUNIORS Knox, Betty Knox, Lillie LaFerny. Annette LaGroue, Charlie Lambdin, Sara Lass, Jerry Lendermon, Gary iliMiLtWT h- V£f : J £: i lXL ' ' aine rT f iTj j.- .- itii.i- JUNIORS Mayfield, Nancy Mann, Tommy Martin, Pat Martin, Sylvia Mathis, Danna McCrary, Cleba McDonald, Barbara McGlasson, Robert Mclntyre, Diana McReynolds, Robert Meyers, Ted Meynic. Barbara Miller, Marian Mize, Lloyd Mize, Nola Montroy, John 163 r  . j,w-_ v -ra . .- • . T- •CJS:- ' L: :j Nirken, Milton Noble, J ulie Norris, Judy Norris, Julie Oliver, Georgann Orlando, Vince Palm, Anna Parsons, Anne Pennell, Carol JUNIORS Moon, Juliet Moss, Roger Musey, Jo Ann Nathans, Syd Neff, Leonard Nicol, Sylvia !64 ■•■ nr. . ' ]■ iT TT .y L.k • i J. K. TVBPirLhT. H ji :g - ■ ■ !_ .. _ .- r- -H, - ' ? v;v _r. wV... '  r n ir .i- ' i JUNIORS Phenix, Bob Perlman, Betsy Petersen, Russell Peterson, Ralph Pettey, Joel Phillips, Margaret Phillips, Patsy Plotkin, Howard Pry, Bill Puckett, Diane Ray, Judy Reynolds, Linda Rivette, Paul Roberts, Delene Rodgers, Moneta Rosen, Alan 165 -«: i « A JUNIORS Russell, George Ruthstrom, Paul Sample, Luana Samuelson, Beverly 166 Shirar, Frank Shivers, Inez Siegel, Shirley Silverman, Burton Sims, Dan L. Sing, Barbara Sklar, Leah Slivka. Rosalie Smith, Branard Sauer, Mary Schear, Bobby Sanders, Joyce VaW .  ' ■  VkV .! • JL « 7X • y f • Tf Jpe- i,1 i i.i m li ■  iii r r.j : ■ « L« A. JUNIORS 5mith. Clifford Smith, Mona Sparks, John Spencer, Neville Stanfill, Vickie n 1 Stekoll, Revalynn Stewart, Dana St. Lawrence, Sharon Susman, Stephen Sutherland, Linda Swisner, Jack Taub, Jerry Taylor, David Taylor, Johnny Thalheimer, Elaine Trifon, Elenor 167  ■ ! iw -n V A i ' A ' ?r ' r ' i.T? ' TT7 ' f ll ' HK ft. - - m. 168 ? ' , Venable, Russell Viebig, Dick Wade, Beverly Wainwright, Valdeane Waldman, Howard Whitby, Diane White, Bayla White, Eleanor Widen, Arlene JUNIORS Turboff, Gene Turkel, Rita Tuxworth, Paul Ulbrich, Ben Vardaman, Mary Sue Venable, Nancy Umphress, Beth ' CwWftiWirt !5 .wrra ' ws .iy- y vi ' j-.ttw - jjt:.- .-!ftLi.i.: JUNIORS Wilkenfeld, Sharon Willett, Sam Williams, Jerry Williams, Vickie Winfield, Nora Womack, Margaret Woodvard, Lucille Worley, Ronnie Yates. Sharon Yonet, Phyllis York, Jack Young, Robert Young, Rochelle Ziegler, Jerry Zindler, Kay Zunker, Sandra 169 lYsr SOPHOMORES $0 CLASS OFFICERS: Alvis Barrett, Treasurer; Mary Nail Nagai, Vice President; Joe Galaviz, Secretary; Micaela Pellettieri, President. Allen, Linda Armstrong, Kathleen Arps, Carol Ashton, Denis Bayer, Harriet Beach, Roland Belew, Suzanne Bennett, Joan Biddison, Robert Bivans, Sammy Bloch, Georgia Bogle, Larry Boyd, Carolyn Sue Brabham, Judy Brady, Doris Brand, Rhoda Breedlove, Judy Bromberg, Elaine 172 Wilis- J - S: lSkfli - SOPHOMORES Brooks. Bernard Brown, Jean Burchett, Gene Burkett, Kenneth Burroughs, Peggy Byrd, Sylvia Cade, Patty Cain, Duane Campbell, Harry Cato, Carole Causey, W. C. Cheatom, Susie Chu, Deanna Clairfield, Morlyn Cohen, Marilyn Cohen, Ronnie Collins, Elaine Coulter, Suzanne Counts, Ronald Cox, Lois Cox, Sandra Crawford, Kay Curry, Ruth Dando, Pat Daniels, Carol •wr m f A i f ' ?z ff ' i-l 173 ' r-r• z: T:.r■n : Dodson, Clyde Dozier, David Daum, Sandra Dennis, Ronee Dickens, Linda t. T tnt •i%tr%. ' nr UiJts r SOPHOMORES Fellows, Bill Fellows, Richard Fitzgerald, Patty Flurry, Jimmy Forman, Loretta Foster. Frank Frederick, Patsy Friedman, Harriet 174 Friedman, Robert Garrison, Shirley Gautney, Donald Geringer, Jenifer DuBose, Jeannette Dunkin, Gloria Ezon, Cynthia Dozier, Lanelle Draper, Sandra r:T  V, u.i. ■ .. : ' Conzales, Edward (jordon, Sue I ' Jtt e  Goss, Ronny Gotch, Fontaine Graham, Geneal Greenstein, Mary Ann Hanovice, Elaine Hardy, Carol Highburger, Gerald Hodge, Lucille Hook, Carolyn Hoover, Martha Hurt, Guyneth Ignaloff. Ruthe Isaacson, Bob Joe, Doi;ny Johnson, Lana Jordan, Jacquetta Jordan, Margaret 175 .-3 -.T ., w  . -«T!.jw- : A ■ rr-F ' i ' ' T . ' -v - t . i «.- .-!■ «:.i j-v n .r ( r y: -cv. r jt ML iiwn n. tlfmK. ' iJv ' ' SOPHOMORES Jowell. Nina Kainmerman, Howard Kantrovich. Florence Kirkpatrick, Jean Krafcheck, Sandy Krantz, Lewis Kruger, Peggy Krull, Judy Kuhlmann, Johan Ladner, Judy Laviage, Elaine Lefkowitz. Sid Leon, Marilyn Levinson, Ronny Lewis, Donna Lewis, Judy 176 Lindsey, Cynthia Long, Peggy Long, Sandra Longley, Michael ' iOBWiJWt Ji H«.« Slrtr rj L OcfcV ' ' lK ' ' SOPHOMORES Loughridge. Dickie Lowery. Wendell Lousignont. Ann Ludeke, Douglas Lurie, Anitra Mahood, Steve Marshall, Jerry Martin, Beatrix Marvins, Michael Mathews, Judy 4. iO ' ' I f y Mauldin. Mike McElroy, Gerrald McRill. Kenney Mesiroff, Jennie Miller, Marcia Mitchell, John Morris, Shirley Mowery, Julia Nagai, Mary Gail Navarra, Peter Newsom, Billy Nystrom, Joyce 177 Pabner, Darlene I Panagos, Georgia t im Mi i rvv«B .«¥K ' «. •«« m. K V b 3 «J JVC X ' A«U.«r ' 9 SOPHOMORES Ogle, Fred Ontiveras, Rachel Paine, Stephen Perez, Pearl Pete, Beverly Phillips, Helen Phillips, Joan Phillips, Paul Pinkenson, Fredell Piatt, Alfred Pokluda, Judy Polivka, Charlotte Pregeant, Jean Price, Stephanie Randolph, Candy 178 Parson, Nancy Pellettieri, Micaela Pepper, Lynda Parker, Linda Parks, Carolyn Jiiitis : s.wc7Sjrfu .2JL AK:: .aa!jt: Eyj«eie- ' - ii • SOPHOMORES Reifel, Claudia Reinschmidt, Madeleine Risch, Edythe Robertson, Ann Robertson, Nancy Robinson, Barbara Roland, Helen Rose, Buster Rosen, Charles Rosenzweig, Barbara Ross, Alene Ross, Carolyn Roth, Franklin Roth, Mitzi Rushing, Marian Salcedo, Angelica Schelling, Joan Scheppa, Dennis Schwartz, Sylvia Scofield, Margie Segal, Allen Self, Talma Jean 179 j r- r- nr. .m-j f •- ,mrr:?- ' ' mr -r i  •▼ V- i .4 Singer, Bonnie Smith, Mary Ellen •V .•• .j[M. mm: .a .f A ««««■ mvr-g. m m. w m ir «jw « ' «•«? «. ' «« n. i.- v SOPHOMORES Shainock, Lois Paula Shipley, Roberleen Sims, Harriett Southard, Marilyn Spears, Sharon Starr, Sheldon Staunton. Bob Steinbach, George Strecker. William Stuyck, James Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Sue Thornton, Billy Tolnay. Eleinor Tomson, Marion Trapolino, Larry Tucker, Marna Snell. David Sorrells, Jimmy 180 ' Cf « kiiiji-J - «.wrfti«f TjaiK. i: Wf- i? ' .Y •i . (jrfs?4,y ?:yi g t!L;z a !igr7i --r- a ; t. . s - t SOPHOMORES Valdez, Edward Vise, Ann Wadler, Reberta Wakefield, Gayle Walker, Jerry Li I Wallace, Jonelle Wason, Jimmy Watson, Linda Watts, Darlene Wharton, Dewann Whigham, Harriet Whiteley. Julia Wilhelm, Betty Wilkerson, Rebecca Witham, Earline Woodsmall, Janet Wright, Wanda Young, John Young, Yvonne Zain feld, Leon Zelen, Louise Zindler. Linda I8i j?c sr S9iu.-AT4imaajf Kx ii y KZMJiy -TT,ty ,y k ■ ' H V. f -V •?, t , « ; • TS- T, ' T -4 K ' V Xr . j lr- - ■ ' - - t )i(U ■■ •« ■: l -r f  ««  •« : . «. E Vi fi JK(T «jnc « ' « «. ' «« ■EH - 2 ' FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Beverly Behrman, Vice President; Sa- line Adelson, President; Joyce Hoffman, Secretary; Veronica Tolopka, Treasurer. Bleil, Charles Bloom, Joan Boudreaux, John Bradberry, Penny Brandt, Roberta Bresky, Marilyn Brier, Bobby Brittian, Beth 184 Bell, David Berg, David Bernstein, Irl Adelson, Saline Bastian, Wanda Behrman, Beverly ■: W A TH- • « wj?-K ' r rj v J!:i- ' iiTinm ' .-V ' --:. rj.rL ¥ Tyr-. « r.y .«gfcr. .- .c . rj ' - i -j ' : C2. ' 3 ,st. t ' «- i.-pr: ' jg: FRESHMEN TO OUR NEBULAE We, the fading novae of El Oroso wish to join the rest of the student body, faculty, and administration of our school in welcoming you, the new Freshman Class. This is the first time in the history of San Jacinto as a Senior High School that a Freshman class and curriculum have been included in the student body. May you obtain from the extra year that you will be spending here more of friendly companionship, quest for knowledge, and school sportsmanship — for these are integral parts of all that is San Jacinto. We hope that, like the nebulae, the new stars, you will continue to grow in brightness and in magnitude throughout the coming years. Brochstein, Louise Busse, Pat Butcher, Tommy Dozier, Donald Castro, Joe Cline, Rozalene Clugston, Sue Cooper, Margaret Coward, Sunny Danburg, David Daniel, Danny Dawson, Babs DeBlase, Viki Dobbs, Eugene Edwards, Ann 185 f •- .w ■4 Fisher, Bobby Flores, Olga FRESHMEN Ezon, Joel Feinstein. Terry Feldman, Lawrence Hanovich. Gary Hersk, Suzy Hoffman, Joyce Horwitz, Melton Hoover, David Jacobs, Jack Jacobson, Stuart Johnson, Jeff 186 Jones, Eva Kalman, Miriam Kalmans, Raymond Karchmer, Kerry Fulbright. Brenda Gerson, Jamie Gilbert, Johnny Gray, Beverly Hale, Walker . M « . . Tt _,r 1 1 . ' I ■ ■! 1 -. I L ru  I w i : n T uiki ia.Jt«wr iftf xi iry.j « j i4.A!: riAkir,; FRESHMEN Kern, Joy Kowalski, Carolyn Krinsky, Lewis LaFleur, Pat Laviage, Arline Levine, Dana Loggins, Jane Lopes, Paula Lowe, Bobby Loyacano, Betty Magness, Betty Jo Marcus, Sharon McCarthy, Mary Jane McGlasson, Joe McDermott, Jane McComic, Maurine McClendon, Ronald McGuire, Linda Meyers, Judy Miller, Alice Nhgel, Inez Nelkin, Stuart 187 ' J.V V m v-TW.s fc ' w. n Ti v v.-rw.iji- v ..- r T.- wAi FRESHMEN Nelson, Sandra Noetzol, Trella Panagos, Mary Parker. Meridith Paull, Mark Plotkin, Donald Plotkin, Joyce Ramsey, Pat Reagan, Margaret Rogers, Connie Rogers, Yvonne Rosenbloom, Sue Sawin, Philip Schmuck, Phillip Schnitzer, Judy Silberg, Barry Silverslein, Ross 188 Pauly, Evelyn Pepper, Sondra Perlman, Donna Pfeffer, Larry Pigg, Sallie ■■■■■■1 1i r ' V nS ttJ saLvn- Ji: ffi «. i:ij fikx .£Ji AZJii tCS.JSi T. ' ' FRESHMEN Simon, Dorothy Smith. Jimmy Snyder, Judy r  - . iM • . -. i f. « .k .. 4. ' A. ' .v- ' k ' fi I Spiner, Myrna Stein, Roberta Stern, Peppi Susman, Thomas Terry, Kathryn Tolopka, Veronica Topek, Marsha Trigg, Dan Turboff, Sandy Turner, Pat Welch, Mike White, Bob White, DeValca Wilkenfeld, Byron WilHams, Ellen Witt, Rita Wolf, Miriam Wolff, Bruce Woodward, Dana 189 -.j r-  -«  ir..j IJTT r fcj ' .Br i ' «t :r ' i  «  % .4( ' r -kii ' i.: ' ryM: ' : ' l ' ' : ' ■ ' Mr ' .. ' ■■ ,. fW ■ ■; ' ■■ ' !??, „■ : 4Vr$; x• ; ' ' i ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' ■ ' . ■;. ' -: s: ' K;h ' .- .■.■■ ' ■.■;■• .. • E: ► ■ ■, ■ . , S ;::|5i . ■ ' ■ ' i ' ■. ' ' .■;. ' • ' . ' .. - ' ■ ' ■,..- ; W ' ' : ' . ' -.- ' •■.- ' ■ : ' ' :- ■ ■ ■ . •.■- ■ ' ■• ;.._■■-; .;:;■■ i ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ 4m ' --- ■ : - ' , 4 - V-iS ' : • :-!: ' mm ;■ . ' ■■ •. ; j ' ■ ' ' . k t •■.• •■ - ■ rt .... ' : l ' .  ■ To the Class of 1957 Estb. 1915 Mfg. Hats CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1957 GRADUATES AMERICAN HAT CO. 810 Preston Ave. HOUSTON, TEXAS Phone CA 7-2996 From Coast to Coast!! The Hat Wanted Most LEO GABRIEL PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION Excellent Drive-Way Service Pick-Up and Delivery Road Service Phone: ID 3-9114 Almeda and Hiram Clarke St. PILGRIM LAUNDRY — CLEANERS 20 Convenient Locations J. T. Cursor), Owner PAINTER -REICHMAN COMPANY Insurance OUR BOTH YEAR 1403 Southmore Blvd. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1957 GRADUATES MacGREGOR PARK NATIONAL BANK of Houston 5730 Calhoun Road MEMBER F.D.I.C. ORLANDO RADIO TV SERVICE CO. Auto Radio and Room Air-Conditioner Repairs 1969 West Dallas TEMPLE TERRACE Phone: JA 8-2639 Phone CA-7-0551 Res.: CA 4-1563 ORLANDO PLUMBING CO. Licensed Master We Specialize in NEW AND OLD PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS ALSO PLUMBING REPAIRS TONY ORLANDO, Owner 1822 Elysian St. HOUSTON 10, TEXAS Phono; JAckion 8-7917 bailie Jjavh BEAUTY SALON 1421 W. Gray For the Woman Who Carjl ' ' ' .A Compliments of BORDEN ' S ICE CREAM COMPANY A Complete Pictorial Service GULF PHOTO BUSINESS JA 8-7576 RESIDENCE JA 3-0182 413 Almeda Houston, Texas Harold Isreal VIVIAN ' S FLOWER SHOP Flowers +o Remember 3710 Almeda HOUSTON 4. TEXAS JA 2-4690 J. L. HOWARD SERVICE STATION Service, Gas, and Oil 72 0 Preston Phone: CA 3-0279 JAckson 2-7836 RIVERSIDE JEWELERS Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry Factory-Type Watch Repairs Manufacturing Jewelers 4308 Almeda Houston, Texas HERE ' S Where to Shop for VALUES! 33 17 Lyons Ave. CA. 6-8028 — CA. 3-0907 Open 8:00 A.M. Every Day STORE Monday Close 7:30 P.M. HOURS Tue., Wed., Thurs. Close 7:00 P.M. Fri. Close 8:00 P.M. — Sat. Close 9:00 P.M. Closed All Day Sunday Office Open 8:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. We Accept Phone Orders CA. 6-8028 CA. 3-0907 FREE DELIVERY Specializing in Texas and National Life Insurance Stocks and Company Inc. STOCK BROKEH DIAIIKS JAclcson 6-1673 MAURICE KARKOWSKI 2316 S. Main President Houston 2, Texas HAVEMANN GULF SERVICE STATION 5502 Almeda Road Call: Ja-97948 THE INSTANT REPRODUCTION COMPANY 4412 Almeda Road CALL: JA-6 1127 Photostats: Diplomas — Birth Certificates FRANK ' S CLEANERS 5513 Almeda Road Call: JA-4 2250 ACE PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing 2808 Crawford Call: CA-4 2872 Compliments of COUNTRY CUPBOARD ARNOLD ARNOLD UPHOLSTERY CO. Furniture Repairing and Refinishing Slip Covers, Draperies Made to Order HOUSTON 4, TEXAS Phone JA 9-9434 3910 La Branch St. MARINE NEEDS Scott A+wa+er Motors Lyman Boats Arkansas Traveler Boats Dunphy Boats Dura-Craft Boats Mercury Boats and Skiis RIVES ADAM Marine Sales and Service 2708 Crawford Fa 3-5870 Compliments of WHITBY ' S 0MMIJm : DANIfL TIRi COMPANY . iEIBERLING TIBES RED JIM CIBERLING TUB!  (B«i -: JA 9-3725 ALBERT MILLER Florist 2004 West Gray HOUSTON 19, TEXAS KAUFFMAN ' S CLEANERS 4821 Main Ja 9-9166 Where Finer Clothes Get Finer Cleaning AUSTGEN SERVICE STATION Your Independent Humble Dealer 1502 Alabama at La Branch JA 8-9037 Humble Petroleum Products Washing • Lubrication Tires • Batteries • Accessories We Give Top Value Stamps Compliments ot BAYERS BARBER SHOP 5310 Almeda Road lillw I i REAL TAILORS 402 Milam Street FA 3-2404 Complete Line of g Drapes and Sportswear TUXEDO RENTALS I0° o Discount to SAN JACINTO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BAYTEX STEEL CORPORATION 7255 Avenue N Fabricators of Structural Steel For Smart Men ' s and Boys ' Wear See NIRKEN ' S MEN ' S a nd BOYS SHOP In the Village 2402 University Blvd. at Morningside Cold Storage Laundry Service AVALON CLEANERS Outstanding Quality CA 8-6209 E. 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