San Marcos Baptist Academy - Crest Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

J ,J -il 0 Butch Harkins, Editor mn-Chzef Bo Dell Whitehead, Assoczate Edztor Glenda Scott, Business Manager Jerry Pape, Sponsor George Blevins, Artist John Boedecker, Photographer Russell Shaw, Photographer Herzlk Studios, Photographer The Steck Company, Printers hifi!-4' CRE T STAFF Crest Edltor Butch Harklns talks over plans w1th Asslstant Ed1tor Bo Dell Wh1tehead 4'5'i 'Uv' NJ: Manlyn Althoff Glenda Scott and Sylv1a Fowler make up 4, the Crest advert1s1ng comrnlttee N-L A, vs KC' 'sp' 'Unqu- Paolo Com1n1 and .hm W1ttl1ff are photo graphers for Crest and Laurel Sally Swofford Ma ry Hermngton Mary Beth Stegmueller Beverly Bowles and Martha Sm1th work on class sect1ons of the Crest gr Busy copy typ1sts are Ga1l Palmer Jane Saras ACt1V1ty p1ctures are p laced 1n order by Jo Susan Moore and Io Ann Levlne R1ta Johnson, Donna Kemper Lynn Franks Char lotte Rmhburg, and Sara Jordon 2 I ' 7, S3-Q? 3 K, . I Q fa, x , f S 'if I , an P ' N V ,tai .. 4 5 ,j gk A ' A y V ii gk' 4 H 'vgV ,,l' :. 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Mary Herrington Sally Swofford Mary Beth Stegmueller Advertlsements ........,......... - .................. Glenda Scott Sylvia Fowler Marilyn Althoff 166 1 'U ' I 1 K fs 1 s ,S ,, ,X DEIJICHTEIJ TU OUR FIRST LHDW' The big day arrives! Elizabeth Kokemot Hall has her formal opening! Standing there at the front door bursting with prideg a huge purple orchid adoming her shoulder, stands the First Lady of our school ready to greet guests. Her grey eyes sparkle as she smiles when each person expressively declares the beauty of this building which has been her favorite dream for the past few years. Mrs. Reed has seen many of her dreams realized in the past eight years that she has been on SM.A's campus. The organ that you see in Harris Chapel is there because of the interest she has in you and me, the student. The radiance of her warm smile and affectionate personality reaches out and touches the whole student body. Whether you are the boy who is ill-at-ease at the Christmas Open House or the girl who is attending her first tea, Mrs, Reed makes you feel that the President's Home is your home too! So, Mrs. Reed, in appreciation for all that you have done for us and for the inspiration you have been, we dedi- cate the 1956 Crest to you, The Crest Staii 3-IDA 1 1 L1 ,A Mr J H Bain Vice Pres of Board Stockdale, Texas 5, , Qin -NJN 1 2 .-44 f ' ,..4- -1 Mrs L W Alexander Mr .T M Waddell MI' W A Willie-f1'1S Waco Texas Kermit, Texas Secretary of Board The Rev Prentis W Mr Carr P Collins Chllllh Dallas Texas First Baptist Church San Marcos, Texas San Marcos Texas '52 Mr W E Sampson President of Board Houston Texas The Rev Marshall Mr L B W1er Smith Charlotte Texas Kerrville Texas The Rev H D Lewis Mr J M Goodman Mr Arthur Squyres Mr I-I E Knox San Antonio Texas Tyler Texas New Braunfels Texas San Antonio Texas M Mrs. Reed Dean and Mrs. Ford Dean Harlan Ford Dean Harlan Ford is the new dean this year and a very efficient one. He is busy in his office and out of it too, seeing that readin', writin' and 'rithmetic is going properly all over Lattirnore Hall, Anytime you want to see him, it's a cinch you'll have to wait but a talk with him usually is profit- able to you. Mr, Ford received a Bache- lor of Arts Degree and a Master of Education at S outhwe s t Texas Teacher's College. Mrs. Ford, aformer teacher of the Academy, has a full sched- ule. She has to run pretty fast to chase down those Ford boys and keep up with the duties of being the Dean's wife. A demanding job is hers but she executes it in a won- derful manner. Lai 2 ? 1 f x President Robert B Reed President Robert B, Reed, as we all know him here at SMA is a busy man but he always has a spare minute when a student needs to talk to him, President Reed s real title 1S Dr Reed as he received an honorary L, L, D. Degree from Baylor University a few years ago. When we get tired of school it would pay to drop around and look at our own President's record of schooling He went to high school here at the Academy and after receiving his diploma went to work to earn the following certificates a Bachelor of Science Degree from Southwest Texas State Teacher s College and aMas ter's from the University of Texas There's always a great woman behind a great man they say and of course it's true in the Reeds case Mrs Reed is the one who does everything so graciously just when it should be done Her warm smile and that irnpish wink put even the most shy peo ple at ease. an Q N rQ --. , Mrs. I. A. Derrick Major W. P, Lightfoot Miss Lucy Lighthouse Dean of junior Cadets PMS 8 T Dean of Girls Deans Direct Student Life A dean at the Academy has a big job to execute. Their advice is constantly sought, but they are the ones that must also dole out the punishment for misbehavior. Sometimes this job is unpleasant and responsibility heavy, but yet they carry on to make our school a better place to live. Major D. W. Carlson Dean and Commandant of Senior Cadets Major W. I. Irwin The Rev. William McNiel PMS S T Advisor of Senior Cadets pts: 1 'NA :Plus 'ws -- QW' VN ul. N Kas L W' Co-ordinator of School Activities Guy- '6 Captain Valdon lee Commandant of junior Cadets TALBOT HALL - Better known as the Shack to the boys. 1 i 1'-an 'il THE STORE - Gathering place of students. Goodies, friends and good times are shared here. ALEXANDER HALL - Home of the jtmior cadets, our big little boys. ' ,nr nsf .ACM LATTIMORE HALL - The sa- CARROLL HALL - Empty as a dorm but full of classrooms, the Fine Arts Department, and the President's Office. cred halls of leammg where many struggles to make good go on through the years. 4.f,,f,.-. f' s1,waup-- riiff' ,,.-ms' ' . p,9 I , ABNEY I-LALL - Home of Honor Company. This year C Company is the privileged one. BUSINESS OFFICE - The Academy's own little Fort Knox . , I E E. Es Quan-,,,,,, Peekm ln on some of the older Academ actlvltles IS a favorlte pastlme 8' Y of the younger set Turn the page and take a peek for yourself Lfxctivifie :ff .-ff ,fr q+:0f XXX' The students chosen to be in the National Honor Society this year are Connie Barclay, Bo Dell Whitehead, Sara jordan, Anne Logan, jo Rita johnson, Lynn Franks, Bobby Cromwell, Max Slay- baugh, and Gordon Davison. Nine Make National Honor Society 'sq an X Bs 4,2 To be eligible for this honor students must meet all of the requirements set forth by the National Honor Society. Some of the requirements set up by the organization are ideal scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. Grade averages, re spe ct for and of teachers, and conduct should be taken into account in the scholarship ideal. The remaining students fr o m last yea.r's selection are Brent Buhler , Butch Harkins, and Morris Enfield. Sponsor, jerry Pape talks to new members, jo Rita johnson, Sylvra Fowler, jo Ann Levme and Lynn Franks Plctured are, Bo Dell Wlutehead Glenda S c o t t Butch Hax-kms 11m Wlttllff Sara Jordon and 111 front , Phyllls Kersten Not plc tured, Louls Wlllxams Eight New Students Receive Quill and Scroll Membership Students nommated for Qurll and Scroll must be outstandmg rn work on elther the Laurel or the Crest, ID the upper thud of thelr JLDJIOI' or Semor Class, and must be approved by the natnonal secretary of the Qu111 and Scroll. Each year Quxll and Scroll members are rmtlated durmg a program rn Chapel where they rece we pms. S .,l. L , x E ' 5 . . 5 f . . El r y , ll ll ' J 1 1 J . - - f 1 0 0 0 0 Student Council Alds Academ The Student Counci1's main purpose is to better the school for both the Administration and the students. It takes an active part in the charity drives and at the Christmas season it sponsors the annual White Christmas offering. This offering goes to the Gonzales Warm Springs Polio Foundation. This year the Student Council Forum, consisting of 21 different schools was held here The Student Council is under the sponsorship of Miss julia. johnson and Mr. Alfred Boemer. The Sophomore represen- tatives on the Student Council are jane Cooper, Judy Holbrook, Margie Fish, Harry Scott, Tommy jackson, Gabriel Lievano, and Mike Wendt. ..., , y, A k wg F ' I Nw 5,5 'Fl Q- an A M. . K, ,T 57 new .lbfaf '. 1 A, 4--. ua... V jg ff The junior representatives are jo Rita johnson , Gr e t ch e n Schoelzchen, S a 1 ly Swofford, Marilyn Althoff, Pat Miller, Skip- per Garrett, Mike Furman , B u b b a Whitehead, Billy Wood, jon Hampton , a n d Rivers Reave s. Quads .E Q 4, 'A 5- . 5, 1 ,x . ,,, 19-73 ' -'I Y . 'gli' 'M' with ' ai W iv . I .' KY r 3- , Q . P'5 !. s XF' x - . V ,- ',x .X 1 lj, 'X -' x : x H- .. ,Mrs . 9 5. Xl: n Stockton' 3 -re Ka ught nffont 5 nt we 51301 we nag x 5159 0115 1-5 Sit 156 Pre fQ35 SP v QOUSO 195 than 5 Kem th Tho t Peto W BOW SS Ru den e175 and row Beve-ft, arffxs Nuhead presl te Oihc Second rgeant a u WNW B et esentatxve Swoiiord se Bo De rein' ref ow e219u Sa V Third 1' XLT 00501- Buns s? H Secretafxf and E-u'0Ch Ha Loga ' 139 P tar arhamen B ette Week End Tops CI b Hugh Russell C110 Geppert B ette Beau Best B ette u Actlvltles of Year T 1 always remember th1S year as a good one because they feel as though they have accomphshed a great deal of work The B t e te Club for g1r1s 1S a ser v1ce organ1zat1on hav1n gmanyprojects Each ye a r any Iun1or des1r1ng to Jo1n th pre e club 15 sented the opportumty In1t1at1 ay th1S year after wh1ch dmner was served m the San Marcos Room at Carsons Toppmg the years 8Ct1V1 t16S was the b1g B ette week end on lasted for one d I x tv f I I X gr -rt ef: n i a . I . , - . ' - 1 , ,Pe-r, . ' 1 ' 1 9 he '55-'56 B'ettes w'11 :' ' X . . . . e sh . . . Qi fiigi - ' ,ff Q 1 ' Take a look at these B'ettes pledges, aren't they becom- ing? Don't you know they loved this day! 1 W3 049, M V, .-. kia a'i'ndi'5 ,, J-' 'L' Io Ann Levine entertains M a r y Herrington, G le nd a Scott, Lynn Franks, Jo Rita Johnson, Sylvia Fowler, Cindy Adams, Peto Kemper, Gail Palmer, and Sally Swof- ford with a number at the piano. Jzfieg 'A'-'-marlay N if-L, V: fa,-fx, 4 . .5 I! x . '1 ,A 1 . 'Q' Lf ,, . On the terrace of Elizabeth Hall, left to right, you will find Sally Barber, Beverly B o wle s, A nn McClendon, Butch Harkins, Connie Bar- clay. Second row: Karen O'Brien, M a r il y n Althoff, Bo Dell Whitehead, Barbara Pelfrey. Third row: Karen Stockton, Clio Geppert, Ann Logan, Pat Miller. Fourth row: Icia Belle Wolfe. 17 1, Q , Phi's Sponsor Carnivals Have Eagle Rock Party The '55-'56 Phi's will alwayslook back on this years work with a feeling of accomplishment. The girls worked together on various projects of the club as well as the school. The years work began after an initiation and dinner at Eagle Rock Lodge. In November the Annual Phi Carnival was given. Various parties and outings were given throughout the year. The season was topped with the Phi Weekend. They're hitched now! The Marriage Booth was one of the X popular booths at the annual Phi 4 Carnival, Z Here Rita Risinger, presi- dent, speaks to members Fran McKee, Charlotte Richburg, Jane Saras, Joy Hoelzer, and Donna Mc- Daniel. Linda Forrest Best Phi Pledge Joy Hoelzer Best Phi A . . 1 NJ 4 ' 'Af ' . .fv,. . 5, 'S X 5 fl' L 5 ,igi O Yi v' l 1 I 4 'Yr ii' 'lf ,s-Q 4' .' if 'K if 5 D wif V 'ix -sq, ,u,.,ff' J , I . gh. ff JMU 'P , T54 L' ' p Q J' af? ,an Q11 i Hg., fin: fa 2 1 'V' ' Q Q 4' .,,. W I955-56 Edxtors for the year's staff are Phy111s Kersten, Mary Herrxngton and Sy1v1a Fowler They make the asslgnments ff Karen Stockton, jo Rlta Johnson, Charlotte Rxchburg, jane Saras, and Bo Dell Whxtehead wrxte headlmes Icza Bell Wolfe Butch Hark ms, and Glenda Scott complete the work by laymg the make Laurel Staff Louls W1111ams,Jo Ann Levme and M1ke Fox fmd the necessary mateual and wrxte a story This 1S one of the many thmgs whlch make the Laurel A Association Holds Banquet The A Association is composed of the boys who have lettered in football, basketball, base- ball, and other sports here at the Academy. Each year after initiation, the boys have a ban- quet at Carson's. At the dinner given by the boys at Carson's, Bo Dell Whitehead was presented with her Football Sweetheart jacket by Floyd Todd and Bob Cromwell. This year's members of the A Association starting at the left side of the A are: Billy Zom, joe Petion, Ronnie Gadberry, Dee Fox, Freddie Aiken, jon Hampton, joe Williams, Duane Standlee, Gordon Davison, Rivers Reaves, Frank Webb, Pete Campbell, jim Gordon, Hill Hudson, Mike Wendt, David Guinn, Brent Buhler, Danny Whitley, Charlie Wilmeth, james Curtis, Monty Shettlemore, Skipper Garrett, Gabriel Lievano, Floyd Todd, Mike Furman, Max Slaybaugh, Bob Cromwell, Phil Kretsinger, Bubba Whitehead, and Roger O'Quinn. tqgqwwwamwiww, ,, V 4' '4 ' vw'-Q . .. 7 ln 7' '-run , -1 - ' , ln' Ai A vane, Q.,-f.,'f3,a -V-,wk our., 'ki , ' A -- ' ' ', ' - ' 1 ',' . W, ,v -, .. . V 1 'Y -1' 6 5, , .. ,. r' ' c Q '1 y 'W Riff KP ' ,za ,f '- if Ve I L' - V A v. Q ' it 'lt,1'r.'-44, Y' f . ' pn:-r: 'F Hia4gr,,,,, ' tn' , A 4 s z 4Q'3Ys,g+ -4Z,' su- Q, fm's,.-ff-Q . -1 'fl -gg-'iw 24 . 'r x'p1 1 ' !'7 '-ae' fg9i3Q5 'flies ... . iq ' Y'32'ff'T! wx? fa..i 1 If NA RQ. '. r Chou smgs for a chapel program Choir Presents Program Durmg Christmas, Also Sings Carols to San Marcos Shut Ins First row Mrs Bernard Smlth director Betty McMahan, Joyce McGee, Marie Baldr1dge Judy Hardie, Karen O'Br1en, Linda Forrest, Margie Jones Kay Settle Sandra Vick, Sharon O'Connor ane Cooper and Barbara Pelfrey, Accompamst Second row jackie Peters, Frances Warren, Nelwyn Spe1ghts Inez Robertson, Clem Page Cynthia Baldwin Third row Paul Holley, Frank Plersol, Alvin Peterson Reid Patterson, Buddy Dowdy, Mike Fox, Mike Wright, WIHCES Campbell Bob Becker David Guinn, Doug Roegels The Chorus sang for chapel and the Chrlstmas Program They wxll possibly make a fleld trip to San Antonio Christmas caroling to shut 1ns IS one of therr favorite thmgs to do for others Q O 0 . . : . . , . , . . , . . . . , , . , I , . : . . , j Gordon Davidson, Russell Shaw, Ronnie Wilson, Marilyn Althoff, Melinda Dees, Icia Belle Wolfe, . z . . , . . . . . , , . . . Academieians Study Scientific Interests The Science Club is an organization designed to further the scientific interests of students through lectures and demonstrations. On the H.i11 the club goes by the name of Academicians and is guided by Mr. Howard Schulze. i Feriociyi TY Z' M' V if f r in I' T ' . gg MV, K Perxolimhff'4'1WRf,. ' YH' io it is it-u ri, i ,Q fr 3? ,ggi Members of the Science Club are Max Slaybaugh Mr Howard Schulze QSponsorj, France McKee Rita Rismger Dee Fox Karen O'Br1en, Mary Anne Lincoln Danny Whitley Morris Enfield Phil Kretsinger Gordon Davison Harvey Shell Brent Buhler Piuhp Matthews jim Wittliff Bobby Crom well and Joe Petion P595 M0 L Rf if PJ 4 fdfliffgyfz Wi Ifiuiefi N C Q: i ? in Jil laws Q6 2 'x ' .f zifiapi 5 Q 1 ' 3, a - A x . Q.. '5 , 1,5 1 A i m.B lx C I u 5 l ,.- , if 5555 ,5M'15i, T, Q P' .L oi? cb ,J-'fjf 4 D FHA glrls Sue Mungle joy Hoelzer Gaxl Palmer Mar Wlutehead Sall Swofford M dl , Y , Y ,Jan 6 111, Karen O'Br1en, Mary Laney, Maulyn Althoff Judy Holbrook, and Sue Luck enjoy a meal they pre pared for themselves in Martha Smlth st1rs some soup, as Margxe Iones, BLu'1ene Brooks Mrs B e n s m 1119 r sponsor, Mary Beth Stegmueller, and lc1a Belle Wolfe do other household chores Bebe Besch c ut s a pattern whxle Ot 111 a T v e r m o s e looks o n Lo1ce McCallum Loretta Hopkms, Pat Holland, AIICS Bald rxdge, Beverly Brownback Nelwyn Spelghts and C arolyr Prmce learn other arts of homemakmg .slid Homemakers Learn jgfau ul Housekeeping Duties --an- ' f 'Q ' , g I F ' A ,rl . X, 1 1 I it I ! B 1 - 'P x. A .. 4 . , , , . . . J I ' ,1 f V Q 4 ' . K C by I A , .. V I M S 5 ' - ' 1- -x X ' XVXQ1 K 4 V.: 7 . ' M I V 1 . , ' ' v 'S 3' M 'Q 7 ' I 7 , C l . , iw J I ! V Jn F .fha nv' ran, is 1 V i s o 0 0 Ov 51:1 5-fu l The dorm council is a branch of the Student Coimcil as it consists of the girl members of the Student Council. The dorm council was organized so that the students could talk over their problems with the dean of women and work out solutions. Mis Lucy L. lighthouse is the super- visor of this group and she helps them solve the problems which come up during the year. DORM CCUNCIL ff -fr Y' 5 149 Miss L. L. lighthouse X342 Y A Performs in Christian Services r I Senior YWA is a service club composed of the girls in the eleventh and twelfth grades. The girls participate in home mission pro- jects such as visiting shut-ins, giving food to needy families and gathering clothes for f orphans. Q This is an organization sponsored by the Baptist Church, but girls of all denomina- tions belong to it. Much is accomplished and they have a lot of fun as they work. The Senior Y.W.A.'s are functioning under the leadership of Butch I-larkins as president. Lynn Franks is vice-president, Mary C. Whitehead, secretary, Peto Kemper, treasurer, jane Saras, reporter, and Judy Hardy, program chairman. First row: Clio Geppert, Sylvia Fowler, Linda Forrest, janet Blalack, Twisty Massey, Judy Glen, Connie Barclay, and Sue Luck. Second row: Sally Barber, Karen O'Brien, Marilyn Althoff, Karen Stockton, lcia Belle Wolfe, Ann McClendon, Sara Jordan, Bo Dell Whitehead, and Peanut Bowles. Third row: Barbara Pelfrey, Patti Frezzo, Otilia Tvermose, Glenda Scott, Mary Herrington, Georgette Dickson, Charlotte Richburg, Rita Risinger, and Mike Ford. Fourth row: Fran McKee, jo Rita john- son, Mary Ann Lincoln, Anne Logan, Pat Miller, jo Ann Levine, Gail Palmer, Sally Swofford, and Joy I-loe zgr. xx Jr. YWA Sponsors Programs, Parties YWA is a big part of an Academy girls life. Girls study about foreign missions and enter into charity drives. Plans for these drives are made and they work with girls of their own age and enjoy programs and parties which are given by their sponsors. YWA officers are, First row: Margie Parrish, Margie jones, Carol Burrell, Susan Moore, jane Cooper, Mary Ann Laney. Second row: Laura Cooper, Melinda Dees, Betty McMahan, lPresidentj. I rg: 1 Q, r rs Xl'- ggi., -'v-2 I Members of the YWA are, First row: Spekhts, Carolyn Prince, Elaine Knox, Brenda Neithercutt, Pat Dickinson, Beverly Brownback, Pat Holland, Martha Smith, Mary Beth Stegmueller, Cynthia Baldwin, Joyce McGee . Second row: Sandra Vick, Monica Peterson, Marilyn White, Linda Stovall, Valerie Rolfe, Cyn- thia Whitter, Lucille Laslie, Ellen Voss, Betty McMaha.n, Laura Cooper, Marjorie Fish, Third row: Pat Barker, Lauretta Hopkins, Judy Holbrook, Bebe Besch, Gay Bonbrest, Kay Settle, Loice McCallum, Mary Ann Laney, Jan Medlin, Sue Mungle, jo Grissom. Fourth row: Cookie Heame, Margie Parrish, Linda Warren, Burlene Brooks, Pat Slaybaugh, Susan Moore, Marie Baldridge, Coralie Wied, Margie jones, Melinda Dees, jane Cooper, Carol Burrell. 'Jim .A.'s Learn Christian Living Through Devotionals, Outings The R.A.'s are composed of junior and Intermediate boys interested in learning the Christian ways of living. They meet for devotionals and for outings throughout the year. The R.A. is a service club and the Baptist Church sponsors it, but boys of all denominations belong. I The members of the R.A 's are Ronnie Benson james White Verne Colwell Frank Dispenza jay Henderson, Charlie Young, and Luis Pettus Then Do Charity Themselves G A s Study Mlsslon Work S1gn1f1cantly Mrs Reed g1ves 1n the G A 1n1t1at1on a bottle of perfume w1th the fragrance best descrlblng the Off1Ce the g1rl holds The pres1dent Julle Rossman recelved All of Me and the V1Ce pre y Thomas rece1ved Golden Dawn Patty Lucas as pro gram cha1rman got Sp1Ce and secretary D1ane Newton recewed Irres1stable Des1re was glven to Meg Dunnmg because she 1S the m1ss1on cha1rman Judy Owens as reporter rece1ved Garden1a and the two sergeant at arms Ga1l W1ll1ams and Judy Cox were g1ven Command Performance After the 1n1t1at1on the offlcers are quallfled w1th the help of the1r s p on s o r Mrs Bensm1ller to lead the G A s through the1r year of work Durmg the year the G A s study m1ss1on work and then do char1ty work of the1r own By memorlzlng Blble verses they worktoward the goal of Ma1den 1n the1r organ1zat1on After the 1n1t1at1on some of the glrls eat1ng the lus c1ous food prov1ded for them by Mrs Reed Here Mrs Reed helps lnstall her G A offlcers Ga1lW1ll1ams and Judy Cox J Bemg served punch and cake after the mstal lat1on 1S Sharon Myer Louallen W1lkerson and Ga1l W1ll1ams They are served by the presldent Jul1e Rossman and by the v1ce pres1dent Candy Thomas Flrst row leftto rlght Ga1lW1ll1ams Patty Lucas Jan Grossman Ann Tarbutton Candy Thomas Sharon Meyer D1ane Newton Second row Mar1naAzcarate Meg Dunnlng JudyGantt Judy Owens JudyCox Jul1eRossman Rose Nell Plxtt Ruth Reed Bomta Stovall Joan Holland Th1rd row Nancy Moody Patr1c1a F'1sher Louallen Wllkerson Mrs Be n s m 1116 r Mary Johnston Joann J e n n 1n g s and Susan McLane 3 4 . . . Q , s. Y .- V J 'JST' H o F V , 0 1 0 Q Q , ' 1 . - v 1 - sa an 5 1 1 - u 11 - . . - Q . H . ,, . . . . 1 1 1 - nl - 11 14 . nv ' - - - - . . 1 1 1 1 - 41 - an 1 . - - 1 1 - u nv 1 N M 1 K -X 1 1 N 1 -.M -4 . . ' I . ' ' ' A , . . . I 1 1 . - , ,, . , . . . . ' Q ' A -J I w js mu' , 'Y' ' X 1 3 1 ,,,. x 1 1 1 x 1 1 . . I , , 2' 1 1 1 1 V' 1 1 1 . Z 1 1 1 -f 1 . . . . , , H . . - , , . - 11 - . 0 1 Junior Student Council Directs School Activity The junior Student Council acts in the same capacity for the elementary grades and junior High School as the Senior Student Council does for the high school. They discuss problems con- ceming grades one through eight. Luis Pettus is president of the junior Student Council and Gayle Williams is vice-president. Sponsor is Mrs. Fred Slaughter. 1 1 X 1' Nr' President Luis Pettus and vice-president Gayle Wil- liams look over some business for the next meeting. 'M-Q 1 . 'w.7,,,M gy V. A- President Luis Pettus talks to Marvin Kingsley, Charles Young, Becky Pil- ley, jan Grossman, Dar- lene Boggess, Evelyn Pel- frey, and Susan Shaw. A few girls sing in one of Gran- ny's devotionals. Girl Devotionals Bring Inspiration Granny Taylor's tri-weekly devotionals play a leading part in an Academy girl's life. The girls meet in the first floor lounge after Study Hall for a few minutes of fellowship. The actual devo- tionals are done by the girls themselves with the direction of Granny. ig AM-, 1 W '1-5--...' ff? 5 , A A' ' , . . H , any .V A V A . ., , A . V lr :A Milan. .O ' I ,I 4? R 7 Leading the Latin Club as officers are Harvey Shell, pr e si d e n ti Phyllis Kersten, vice- presidents and Harry Scott, secreta1'Y- Mrs- jeff Brassell is sponsor of the organization. Latin Students Organize With Shell as Leader Members of the Latin Club are Jo Ann Levine, Phyllis Kersten, Beverly Brownback, Joyce McGee, Alice Baldridge, jane Cooper, Carol Burrell,Ne1wyn Speights,Coralie Wied, Charles Campbell, Harvey Shell, Harry Scott, Richard Wallen, and Kelly Rodieck. San Marcos Academy Bear Band Flutes 4fPatsy Robertson Helen Fowler Clarinets 'Flack Sims Russell Shaw jan Howard Frances McKee Bass Clarinet Danny Morrell QNot Pictured, Bassoon Louallen Wilkerson Alto Saxophone 1l'Larry Moser fNot Picturedj Demrie Bonbrest Tenor Saxophone Richard Woolsey 'kPrincipal Company Commander: 2nd Lt. Ronnie Gadberry Director: Ken L. Garrett Trumpets 'Fl-Iarvey Shell Jack Beasley jimmy johnson Charles Campbell Sergi Heideman Baritone Billy Parish Trombones 'lfRonnie Gadberry David Guinn Philip Wilkinson Basses 4'Robert Hughes Ronnie Wilson Percussion 'YMike Dees Calvin Ferguson QNot Picturedj MA Students Come From World Over The Academy is somewhat like the United Nations in that we have students hom all over the world. From Arabia there are 16 students, from Brazil, 1, from Chile, 1, from Columbia, 55 from Costa Rica, 1, from Cuba, 1, from Ecuador, 25 from Guam, 1, from Guatemala, 5, from Honduras, 1, from Indonesia, 3, from Mexico, 115 from Panama, C. Z., 2, from Peru, 3, from the Philippines, 1, and from Venezuela, 57. Besides the foreign countries there are some from other states in the Union. There are approximately 35 students from Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, New York, and Oklahoma. These students come from Chile, Peru, Co- lumbia, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico, and Costa Rica. They are Margie Fish, Gay Bonbrest, Linda Warren, Paul Adaire, joy Hoelzer, Doris Hardigan, Margie Parrish, Sally Swofford, Gail Palmer, Rolando Martinez, Paul Holley, Pat Miller, Philip Matthews, Charles Young, Rita Risinger, jimmy johnson, Ronnie Gadberry, Demrie Bonbrest, and Calvin Ferguson. Elf if 9. From the Philippine Islands, Arabia , and Indonesia we have john Kessinger, Eugene Colgan, Richard Rolfe, ju dy Ho 1 b r o o k , Cynthia Witter, Loretta Hopkins, Mary Anne Lincoln, Kelly Rodieck, jan Howard, Frank Piersol, Mike Baker, Val e r i e Rolfe, Ronnie Briggs, and Floyd Todd. Claiming Venezuela as their home are Gabriel Lievano, Bobby Birdsong, Bar- bara Pelfrey, Evelyn Pelfrey, and Cleo G e p p e r t. Second r o w: Harry Scott, Buddy Scott, Mary H e r rin g to n, Sara Jordan, Sally Barber and Doug Roegles. Third row: JamesCurtis, Brent Buhler, Louis William s, Kim Eldridge, and Bruce Goodale. ! 'I X Y Also from Venezuela come these stu- dents: First row: Judy Cox, Luis Pettus, and Barbara Fisher. In the second row are Connie Barclay, Pat Slaybaugh, Mike Ford, Patti Frezzo, and Sylvia Fowler. Third row: Otilia Tvermose, James Curtis, Tommy Jackson, Freddie Aiken, Charlie Wilmeth, and Bob Birdsong, Fourth row: Harry Scott, Jane C oope r, Joyce McGee, Gordon Davison, Charles Zonker, and Doug Roegles. Fifth row: Rodney I-Iulsmeier, Er- nesto Jaeger, and Richard Woolsey. In this picture Mary Whitehead plays the piano for Bob Patrick, Rodney Lievano, Jim Byram, Joyce McGee, Robert Campbell, Lynn Franks, Dick Fowler, Fran McKee, and C arol Burrell, Venezuelan students. X1 P 'ff f j , , V 4, L, :ng , ,, gf .I , , M1-'f .- ,-A .. ,W ,, ' X' Wa, E5 ,,,-..T ,::-'v .h r .dugg ,:. ll I? ff! Never underestimate the power of a woman! Sports is a serious matter and after the long hours of practice and the strain of hard games the boys are awarded letter jackets. Do they wear them? No . . . their gals do! .ya- I955 Football Team ff' vi qw Football managers Roger O'Qu1nn, Skxpper Garrett and B111 Parlsh check equxpment ln Coaches jack I-Ixmt, Bryan Taylor, and the dressmg room Not plctured Hargr s Homa H111 check the weaknesses of an Hayes opponent before the begmnmg of a game 3 Fmrst row Ben Ohver Danny Wlutley Ralph Magruder Dee Fox Dav1d Gu1nn Bxlly Zorn John McPherson, james Curtls, Freddxe Axken, M11-ce Fm-man and jrm May Second row john Hampton, Gabrxel Llevano, Monty Shettlemore, Bob B1rdsong, Plul Matthews, joe Wxlhams, joe Petlon, jun Wlttlxff, Duane Standlee, Gordon Dav1son Thxrd row Coach Taylor, Pete Campbell, Frank Webb, james Marquess, B111y Wood, Max Slay baugh, Bob Cromwell, jun Gordon, Mrke Wendt, Ronme Gadberry, Bubba Whrtehead, H111 Hudson, Floyd Todd, Coach Hunt. gain, ,, , , 5 in -, ...A N ulf. .W Qs A 4 M fl , x -- f . . I Q 'fa V 1 A' 0 1' c .Z-f L v 5 , , f 3 . 3 f ' fl pf ' f , A zz , ,, V 11 , ' f ' 7' . x , 7 - - 7 o I . . 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Bear Grldders Rate Three All Drstrrct Three of Coach Tay1or's Brums were named on the all dxstrxct team for the 1955 grxd season Frank Webb, semor from Lytle was placed on the all dxstnct team because of hrs fme offenslve ab1l1ty at tackle Thls was Frank's flrst year to play football for the Bears Mxke Wendt, sophomore from Arkansas was named center for the all dlstnct team Mxke has played two years of football and was chosen all state last year jxm Gordon semor from Mldland took the all dlStI'1Ct ratlng for defens1ve r1ght end 11m proved to be a great asset to h1s team although thls IS hxs f1rst year to play football for the Academy ,Q 11m Gordon Senlor Frank Webb Senior 'f' ....1l Mike Wendt Sophomore Bob Blrdsong Another Indlan bxtes the dust as Bob Blrdsong and jlmmy Gordon share Back a tackle m the Sacred Heart game Two year letterman Floyd Todd End Two year letterman Co-captain BEARS LOSE TO INDIAN I FIRST DISTRICT G ME The Academy Bears lost thelr flrst confer ence game of the season 42 7 to the Sa cred Heart Ind1a.ns of Hallettsvrlle The Bears remamed scoreless untrl the be gmmng of the second half when Bob Crom well passed 28 yards to Gordon Davxdson for a TD Cromwell plunged over the mlddle for the extra pomt Later 1n the season the Sacred Heart Ind1ans went on to wm the State Champ1onsh1p of the Academrc League Bob Cromwell Back Three-year letterman Co-captain ST MARY S OF TAYLOR EDGES PAST SMA 7 6 Mrke Furman Back One year letterman In thelr second drstnct game of the year, the Academy Bears were edged by St Marys of Taylor 7 6 The Rams took an early lead ln the contest when Davld Mahsh ran 68 yards for the opposxtrons only touchdown Emrl Kohnek ran off tackle for the extra poxnt that proved to be the decrdmg factor m the game joe Petmon went around end for the Bear score He also attempted to krck the extra pomt but It was mcomplete The Bears drove Wlthln the Ram 20 yard lrne 5 tlmes dur rng the game but could manage only the smgle touchdown Srd Campbell and Freddxe Arken set a Ram for a loss. Jn.. joe W11l1ams En Two year letterman f f ' Max Slaybaugh Guard Two year letterrnan 43 M 1 Tackle One year letterman Gabriel Llevano Guard Two year letterman james Curtis Duane Standlee tackles a Cardmal as Bob Birdsong moves 111 to assist BEARS STOMP CONCORDIA FOR HOMECOMING VICTORY The Bears really put on a show for the many exes ln their Homecoming game against the Concordia Cardlnals of Austin' The final score was a terr1f1c 34 O victory for SMA Bob Bndsong scored the flrst touchdown going around left end for 35 yards Then joe Petxon and joe Wllllams added two more Bear scores Touchdowns came fast and fur1ous for the Academy dunng the second half as Coach Bryan Taylor used everyone on the bench Bob Cromwell made the next touchdown Then Petion agam found a hole and scored after which j1mmy May did the same. Exceptmg the first touchdown, all of the extra point attempts were successful. During halftime ceremonies, Miss Bo Dell Whitehead of Del Rio was crowned Football Sweetheart and presented with a bouquet of red roses. jimmy May Back One-year letterman ACADEMY LOSES TO TSDF I FOURTH LE GUE G ME Freddie Aiken Guard One year letterman A 35-7 loss was suffered by the Bears in their battle against the TSDF Rangers in Austin. A successful pass and um combina- tion by Bobby Cromwell and jimmy May e arne d the Academy's only score. The extra point was good. After the Rangers gained possession of the ball, they made their initial touchdomm on an end run. The conversion was good and the score was tied Later an Academy pass was intercepted by the Rangers and soon TSDF had an other touchdown In the fmal quarter the Rangers really be gan to roll and made three more scores 72 'xt ' ., '. f N MGM J 1 ' '- O1 ,g rf ' 7 -f L iv- Monty Shettlemore Guard Two year letterman sg..- Da., fm hp 643. Bob Cromwell is tackled after plunging over center for a Danny Whitley Back One ye ar letter-man 'WW a ge, lg-H w 'Mu B1l1y Zom A T1ger 1S tumed bottoms up as Dan Whltley gets 1n a shoestrmg tackle Center Two year letterman BEARS END GRID SEASGN WITH TIE AT ST EDW RDS The Bears concluded the football season wxth a 6 6 deadlock agamst St Edwards of Austm St Ed's Jumped to a qulck lead on the opemng k1ckoff as the Trger recexver raced 85 yards to score But the Bears took the followmg k1ckoff and marched 65 yards 1n a sustamed dr1v e to even the score The try for the extra po1nt farled Two futrle fleld goal attempts were trred by the T1gers 1n the last per1od as they could not penetrate the Bear 20 yard lme. After the two quxck touchdovms, the game Sid Campbell was str1ctly a defenslve battle as the two Tackle One ye ar letterm an teams marched back and forth across m1d fleld. Duane Standlee End One year letterman ,. 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YY, . . 1,1- ,H M 411' 'irg,,,,K'n jlmmy Gordon Mlke Wendt Frank Webb Center Tackle One year letterman Two year letterman One year letter-man GRIDDERS PLAY NINE G ME The season results for the Bears were two w1ns, three tres, and four losses The two vlctorles were over McCallum B of Austm and Concordla of Austm The Bears t1ed Travrs 'B St Stephens, and St Edwards all of Austm The Bears lost to Stephen F Austm and the Texas School for the Deaf of Austm, St Marys of Taylor, and Sacred Heart of Hallettsvllle 1 'b A joe Petxon Back Two year letterman Max Slaybaugh and joe Wrlhams attempt to tackle a St. Stephen's Spartan. ,,,,..--4' ,.....---1' 1 My 'Il 'lm M Er1c W1ll1ams0n The Yell Leaders send the football boys off on an out of town game 1n good sp1r1ts as they hold a pep rally 1n front of the gym Patsy Slaybaugh Cha rl1e Wllrneth Head Cheerleader Mary Her-r1ngton B e a 1- s ' The Cheerleaders lead the Mike D665 student body m a yell at a pep rally. , I l I I , ff f ' an A' E,, . ' f .,,., W, A l A team, first row: Bill Zom, Bob Cromwell, joe Petion, Mike Furman, Dee Fox. Second row- Floyd Todd john Hampton H111 Hudson jxm Gordon Pete Campbell Durmg the 1956 basketball season the Bears played games agamst Concordma St Edwards TSFD I-Iallettsvnlle St Mary's of Taylor, San Marcos I-hgh School and Kyle The team The fust All Texas Basketball Tournament was held m December wuth Kyle takmg honors 49 B111 Zorn Two year letterman Bob Cromwell Two year letterman 50 ..,,,z Kilim, Floyd Todd One year letterman BASKETBAL Mike Furman One year le tterman Marv limi 9 W fy, Pete Campbell One year letterman ETTERME jon Hampton Two year letterman :frm Qllw ' I ug 1 ws Dee Fox One-year letterman 11m Gordon One year letterman H111 Hudson One year letterman ,fi f i joe Petion Three-year letterman foie B Team Cagers B' team f1rst row Leroy Moore , Bubba Wh1te head, Max Slaybaugh Second row Duane Standlee, Bxlly Wood, A1 vm Peterson,joe Wxllxams The 'B Team compmled a very respectable season vlctory record agamst the B squads of the same schools that appeared on the A team schedule A Jump shot IS the method as joe Petlon sends the ball mto the hoop. jxm Gordon comes to an abrupt halt to watch. 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V '25, jim Wittliff. 1 ' Yi at A e 4 I Q 9 TENN S TEAM These boys represented the Academy at tenms meets durmg the Sprmg A total of 36 boys reported to try out for the swlmmmg team Baseball Team Plays Eight Home Games 1 s,'L.Q1.R'. .V Fliilif Fxrst row Furman, Llevano, Hardy Whltley, A1ken, Davxson, Wxlmeth, and Damels Second row Eckburg, Cromwell, Budsong, Petlon, Kretsmger, Todd Peel Applewhzte, Moore, and jackson Thrrd row Coach I-L111, W11kerson Qmanagerj Marquess, Wendt Hudson, Wood johnson, Stand lee , Byram Qmanagerp, and Mooney Qmanagerj fbi!-.....i 5 Q Leon Whltlow talks It up rn one of the Bear's home games' Academy Baseball Schedule Mar ar Mar ar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May 1 Ma 4 Lockhart Drlppmg Sprlngs Dnppmg Sprlngs Lockhart San Marcos San Marcos Lockhart Tournament St Mary's Hal1ettsv1lle St Edwa.rd's T S D St Mary's Concordm Hallettsvmlle St Edward's T S D 30 330 30 3 30 7 30 30 330 330 30 330 330 330 330 330 330 There There Here Here There Here There Here There Here Here There There Here There There . 6 7: M . 9 ' ' ' 3 T y Q . 12 . . . 3: M M . 13 , if . 16 , I J . zo 3, , A 3. . 22-24 ff' 1 ' 3 ' Mar. 27 Concordia 3:30 Here il V 'J 'L lm . 13 . 3: ' l . 17 . . . : 7' ' . zo . , . 24 ' g . 27 ' , y . . . : A S ,max :wwwiv mai wwnjigfa' joe Petlon attempts a bunt down the thmrd 61, Su .gwsnvw a urfhatm 'W 5 Floyd Todd sends a 11ne drxve to center field Track Team Participates in Meets Front row Shettlemore Wlutley Com1n1 Macgruder Curt1s Guum Hayes Man ger M1ddle row Campbell McPherson, Hughes Stacy,Fullbr1ght Bonbrest, Slaybaugh Zorn Back row W1ttl1ff Gordon Hampton, W1ll1ams Webb The Academy track team part1c1pated 1n the Gobblel Relays at Cuero, Lockhart Relays, D1str1ct Meet at SMA and the State Meet 1n Austm durmg the 1956 track season lan. Paolo Corrnm stretches out for an attempt at the broad Jump Joe W 1ll1am s won the m1le at the Acaderrnc State Track Meet last year 4 ' 1? v 4 l ' I 1 . a l .1 1 . 3 . 1 l - J. ' I , , Q 1 1 : . . , , . . , . , . . . 'alll X Q .U 1 ' Ytrtt ' l ' Q ' sw 1' .. , I J1mGordonhands the baton to .Ton Hampton wh1le pract1c1ng for e m1le relay H 8 A mr mushy' Davld Gu1nn shoots off the startmg blocks for a try at the hurdles Pete Campbell throws the shot put for the Academy track team .T1m W1ttl1ff runs a t1me tual for the 220 yard dash Frank Webb IS the number one dlscus man on the team , L I Q ' , an 55 ,A 3 w 5 0 xrlgxrga nj it , H g ,. , V L- Q '-in ' 3 L 562' g , -x ,Q A , L, I, A V , ' , I ' V Y 4 -, f ' ff' J H f , X ' ff 4 aw , '1 , f A ' ,4' ' fkfl' , ,, G W, ,, ' ' - is Two' 7? 2 ' Pnt 7 U 1' 'F , , x ? .iw ' ' ' . . ' 1 , v 4 ll if A team, fnrst row Lynn Franks Bo Dell Whltehead Sall Swofford Mary Herrmgton Sara jordan Second row Gall Palmer Peto Kemper Jo Rxta Johnson Rlta Rlsmger Thls year 19 gxrls out of 33 who trxed out were chosen for the A and 'B volleyball teams The SMA team was host to one tournament ln Kokernot Gym, also they attended several out of town tournaments and games m New Braunfels, Kerrvxlle and San Marcos I-hgh School The g1r1s practxced nearly every afternoon after school w1th condl txomng exercxses and scr1mmages M1ss Bonme Southwell physrcal educauon mstructor 15 the coach of the two teams and Mlke Ford IS manager VOLLEYB LL GIRL PL Y I FOUR TOUR AMENTS Peto Jumps up to connect w1th a hlgh set up from Mary. Rlta gets a mce spxke over as Sara watches after settmg the ball up to her. ' n u ' I . . : Y . A : 1 U v y 2 ' 1 - 3 ' 1 : ' 1 . jo Rrta trps the ball over the net as Sally her set up watches O.. I f I. Q . , , .ga , I 1 AI I , I I , f . 1 , , I I B' team, fxrst row Otxha Tver mose Cmdy Wxtter, Peanut Bowles Fran McKee Second row KarenO'Br1en C0Okl8 He arne Sally Barber Susan Moore Gall goes up m the a1r to sprke as Bo Dell and Lynn asslst by settmg up to her Coach Bonme Southwell and Manager Mrke Ford check the scores of past games 1 ' y . . Y.: ,i,, H' . ' .. - n : 3 1 1 r ' X 1! .-it 1, 1 .. 5' Flrst row Young, Slaybaugh, Brannon, Moser Caldwell Mcbemore Second row Hardy, manager Byram, Wrlght Parrlsh, Holland Henderson, P1per,Jae ger Wxlcoxson Thlrd row Whltley Dan1e1s Holt Nutt, MCKCHZIC, Parrrsh, L Brlckman, Moore, Wxlkmson, England Cubs Play Seven Gnd Games ek' Louls Pettus evades a tackler as he goes over the hne for one of the TDs 111 the Drxp pmg Sprmgs game The Cubs completed then- season wxth a total of three wxns and four losses The1r schedule was as follows Northeast of San Antomo Northeast of San Antomo Texas School for the Deaf Texas School for the Deaf Segum Segum Drlpplng Sprmgs Cubs Coach Homa H111 goes over some plays w 1 t h Leroy Moore, captam of the Cub team Cub Cagers Participate In Two Tournaments Flash1ng a sparklmg 7 vlctorles and 1 loss record as the basketball season began thxs year and at presstxme, the Cub cagers attended two tomna ments 1n New Braunfels and San Antomo Thexr opponents ln c lud e d San Marcos Hlgh School Northeast of San Antomo, and Texas State School for the Deaf Coach Homa H111 glV6S Bob Whltley and jlm Nutt tlpS on how to shoot a free shot na Q 6,34 0011 ,gnu W' AAA H Fzrst row Whltley, Pettus Holland Jaeger Henderson Mclemore Cloud Moser Nutt Second row W1lcoxson,manager Phxlllps, Blau- I Newton Spraggms England W11 kxnson Hargrove, Hardy manager J 123. 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V -2691 Elghth Grade Representatives Jan Henderson and Carole lhomas Seventh Grade Representatlves llonnle Benson and Joan Holland ,Am Sixth Grade Representatives lucu Phllllps and Barn llhlhams F FRN Fifth Grade Representatives Hnner lllnlfe and Illarsha Dunning was , 'MM Wx ' - I 1 u 1.0 . .f, 1 il, 1' 4 I-Y I Q I 7 X l l 4 f fmv? - 5? ,, -ff , , 'I 1 f 1 Muff ,, 1,19 M' ,A 1, ,, , 7 , , fv 5 1 k'w',, WMF . n J ', ' L' X If ,, 'M H ,ff 4 ' 4. I I 1' fi ' , ,V am fn- wfwf , 3 - f f +L if Q4 2 asp f ,Q ,, we Y 1 5 'ma 1, 'S f yww W Q Y If , 1, nf f X Ex N - af ' X -P ' in y ,s .Y Q' A A y .ff fl 'h ' V J x 7 xl If Valentine Sweetheart Attendants mann Hnn Lincoln Hlarsha Dunning and Juan Holland Nwwntn tn L X 1 X if llaru lllilliams and lucu Phillips Elementary School Carole llinmas and luis Pelhis Junior High School S l dto be Phi Kings and Queens for the year were Luis P Carole Thomas, Beverly Bowles, Charles Wilmeth, Gary Williams, and y P l p PhithaIian's Present Kings And Queens Beverlu Bouilas and Charles lllilmelh senior High School 79 Judy Hardy Bible Who's Who Harvey Shell Band Bob Cromwell Military 3, I-.fly a wx '7 ' , H Rolando Martinez Speech Butch Harkins journalism Carol Burrell Peto Kemper Foreign Language Gir1's Sports Anne Logan Commercial 'FW' BOBBY CROMWELL Senior BO DELL WHITEHEAD BRENT BUHLER Senior ml' fm Senior BUTCH HARKINS Senior All Around Students Students in the Top Twelve are chosen on the basis of service leadership personality friend1iness,character, and scholarship Truly they must have a well-rounded Academy life CHAR LES WILM ETH BUBBA WHIT EI-IEAD Senior junior LEROY MOORE F re shman JAN MEDLIN Freshman Twelve Selected Best f ve semors, three Jumors two sophomores Each year 1 and two freshmen are selected for this honor by a faculty ' ' T elve is The xdentny of the Top w student commxttee C st kept s ecret untxl the d1str1but1on of the re LYNN FRANKS PAT MILLER junxor jumor 4-ay. GABRIEL LIEVANO Sophomore CAROL BURRELL Sophomore fn mm.,N 5 A Oh, my goodness, I just know I put square corners on that bed this morning! exclaims a much perturbed young lady during Federal inspec- tion. This is the high military event of the year in our school. The follow- ing pages tell the story of much preparation and polishing up which come before Federal Inspection. uf' 1 l 1 1 Milf Senior Battalion cadet officers, first row, left to right: Battalion Commander, Bob Cromwell, Executive Officer, Ist Lt. Morris Enfield, Supply Officer, 2nd Lt. Charles Wil- meth, Operation Officer, 2nd Lt. Brent Buhler. Second row: Company A, 2nd Lt. Louis Williams, Company B, 2nd Lt. Phil Kretsingerg Company C, 2nd Lt. Philip Matthews, Company D, 2nd Lt. Ronnie Gadberry. If 4 Major D. W. Carlson Major W. P. Lightfoot Commanda.nt PMSET Senior Cadets at attention on the parade grounds. BATT LIO RATES H0 OR SCHOOL AT I955 FEDERAL INSPECTIO Federal Inspection is a really big event on our campus and is stressed from the very beginning of the year. The boys are inspected not only on appearance but on actions. Their rooms are checked with greatest care and they must be ready to answer any question that the inspect- ing officer may ask. Honor school rating is given to schools that are rated superior for five straight years. Our school receivedthis rating last year. T 4 Major William Erwin and Ronnie Wilson work on the firing mechanism of the new cannon. The Color Guard is composed of Staff Sgts. Danny Whitley, Eric Williamson, Frank Webb, and Gordon Davison . THE STAFF These people form the staff of the Senior Battalion. First row: lst Lt. Morris Enfield, Capt. Bobby Cromwell Sponsor, Capt. Mary Herrington. Second row: 2nd Lt. Charles Wilmeth, 2nd Lt. Brent Buhler, Staff Sgt. Gordon Davison. Third row: Staff Sgts. Danny Whitley, Roger O'Quinn, Eric Williamson, Frank Webb. I . .411-.ffl ' is r , . - 'Y M ,. , e a a f--S : . I 1-Auaofr, HA U, I, Here are the non-commissioned officers. First row: F. Aiken, M. Furman, B. Birdsong, I. Petion, M. Slaybaugh, D. Whitley, E. Williamson, G. Davison, D. Guinn, J. johnson, J. Gordon. Second rowg F. Todd, R. Magruder, R. O'Quinn, S. Hiederman, B. Shaw, B. Zom, C. Ferguson, J. L. Applewhite, F. Webb, J. Hampton, H. Hudson. Third row: M. Dees, P. Comini, R. Wilson, W. Campbell, I. Howard, F. Prince , 1. Curtis, B. Woods, R. Reaves. Fourth rowg P. Archer, 1. Wittliff, C. Zonker, B. Becker, R, Wallen, 1. Sims, S. Garrett, D. Standlee, D. Hardy, R. Hulsmeier. TA HAMI, .Q Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Glenda Scott, Commander, 2nd Lt. Louis Williams, Guidon Bearer, W. Campbell. Company A , first row: M. Fm-man, F. Todd, H. W. Fullbright, J. Sterling, 1. Byram, D. Kessinger, F. Piersol, 1. Mooney, J. Petion, lst Sgt. Second row: R. Magruder, M. Baker, F. Brinkman, P. Holley, D. Liem, H. R. Clayton, C. Zonker, Third row: F. Aiken, C. Mouser, R. Campbell, E. D. Colgan, R. Stacy, B. Becker, I. C. Swenson. Fourth row: P. Archer, D. Fowler, K. R. Rodieck, L. Moore, M. W. Hargrove, J. Williams, H. Russell, D. Fox. Ziyi! V , V Bob Becker spends much of his time working Commander, 2nd Lt. Louis Wi11i2-IDS with his hgnq mdig, Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Glenda Scott lst Sgt. Joe Petion ! W J' if .aa-I Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Barbara Pelfreyg Commander, 2nd Lt, Phil Kretsinger,Guidon Bearer, Duane Standlee. First row: B. Zom, j. Curtis, P. Campbell, R. Reaves, B. Graham, J. McPherson, J. Erwin, B. Scott, K. Zonker, B. Birdsong, lst Sgt. Second row: 1. Wittliff, F. Barfield, 1. Boedecl-cer,R. Briggs, C, Danie1s,G. Byram, R. Smith. Third row: P. Comini, I. johnson, A. Peterson, R. Patterson, R. Wallen, B. Goodale, G. Gatch, B. Daughty, J. johnson. Fourth row: I. Marcus, G. Hawkes, R. Spragins, A. Sanders, G. Blevins, B. Byram, F. Briggs, T. jackson, J. McKenzie. Billy Lucas gets ready for inspection shined too, Billy? Commander, 2nd Lt. Phil Kretsingerg Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Barbara Pelfrey, lst Sgt. Bobby Birdsong. In their spare time, Raymond Singletary and Ernesto jaeger build model airplanes as a hobby. I 7 YAiy. Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Phyllis Kersten, Commander, 2nd Lt. Philip Matthews, Guidon-Bearer, Mike Fox. Company C , first rowg J. Hampton, j. L. Applewhite, T. Cromwell, J. Roach, H. Scott, D. Phillips, H, Boulware, E. Jaeger, G. Lievano, and M. Slaybaugh, Sgt. Second row: J. Gordon, D. Roegels, J. Hart, B. Oliver, S. Atkins, D. Knox, F. East, and M. Wendt. Third row: B. Wood, C. H. Parrish, M. Wright, R. Martinez, R. Singletary, C. Little , R. Hulsmeier. Fourth row: R. Garrett, K, Eldridge, F. Prince, M. Shettlemore, B. Whitley, P. Morrison, R. Lievano, and A. Brannon. .lc Commander, 2nd Lt. Philip Matthews Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Phyllis Kersten lst Sgt. Max Slaybaugh if --v--1p---- Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Beverly Bowles, Commander, 2nd Lt. Ronnie Gadberry, Guidon Bearer, Hill Hudson. Company D , first row: D. Guinn,R. Wilson, 1. Howard, C. Campbell, 1. Hughes, R. Shaw, H. Shell, 1st Sgt. Second row: C. Ferguson, S. Heideman, J. Beasley, G. Bonbrest, R. Hughes, K. Daniels. Third row: M. Dees, P. Wilkerson, B. Parrish, R. Woolsey, J. johnson, J. Sims. Commander, 2nd Lf- Ronnie G2-dbe1'1'Y Buster and Sergi look on as jack tries some History Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Beverly Bowles lst Sgt. Harvey Shell. N' 9! gg ..- g v.. Members of the rifle team are, First row: Gabriel Lievano, james Curtis, Eric Williamson, Capt. Bobby Cromwell, Roger O'Quinn, Ronnie Wilson, and john Boedecker. Second row: Tony Cromwell, Frank Webb, Danny Whitley, and Gordon Davi- son, james Curtis, Gabriel ljevano, and Ronnie Wilson are taking practice shooting on the rifle range. nl X I xx! 'xx 1 . 1 CLE. 1 . Ei. s Drill team members are: Harvey Shell, Commander, First row: J. Howard, I. L. Applewhite, P. Wilkinson, R. Martinez, R. Hulsmeier. Second row: F. Prince, B. Parrish, C. Daniels, T. jackson, M. Dees. Third row: J. johnson, D. Roegels, P. Holley, K. Garvin, L. Whitlow, M. Wright. Fourth row: C. Ferguson, R. Lievano, R. Whitley. Other members not present: J. McPherson, C. Mouser, J. Beasley, R. Campbell, F. Eldridge. DRILL TEAM Commander Harvey Shell leads the Drill Team in a precision march v I t it f We Q5-so . ' f.1:o-,wL1.u,s,.:r., G , N s , N ' fn.. ' '. t--'4E3::,':. ,Luk A, , ,, , -Q M - , . K 5:44,-A 4 A, ,Q ---vi A-'fiQg,,,-.,s ..t , .. ., wif, .N . aa. .el rA - - Entire junior Battalion standing at attention during an inspection period. THE JUNIOR B TT LIO These people compose the staff of the junior Battalion. First row: lst Lt. Louis Pettus, lst Lt. Gayle Willianis. Second row: 2nd Lt. George Wilcoxson, C. Green, 1, White, D. Tronrud, Third row: H. Herrington, j, Newton, I, Caudill. ic - .-.. Fl 1 X Capt. Valdon Lee is Comrnandant of jun- ior Boys, . .,.........,--- W.: ,Q .,....7l I First row: G. Holland, J. Nix, R. Calloway, J. Bostwick, S. Martin, D. Smith, R. Richard- son, J. Willis. Second row: B. England, R. Frey, D. Bowles, F. Atherton, R. Medlin, Y. Adams. Third row: Guidon Bearer, B. Newton, M. McDonald, R. Holt, D. Speer, C..Golightly, C. Parrish, R. Looney, Sponsor Judy Gantt. CJ Fourth row: I. Blair, T. Cloud, R. Rolfe, J. Barnes, R. Rentz. W Fifth row: J. Nutt, Commander 2nd Lt. Joe Piper. E tl ,,V,, ,gy A-1 h Frank Dispenza and james White report to 2nd Lt. Charles Young and 2nd Lt. joe Piper. Commander, 2nd Lt. Joe Piper Sponsor, 2nd Lt. Judy Gantt 96 1st Sgt. jim Nutt. QQ 91 N 9? 1 5 I : -1 .,.g3. : . - , 4' - - f v .fr- -- First rowg Guidon Bearer, D. Morrell, F. Dispenza, D. DeShazo, T. Kennon, R. Wolfe, j Murphy, T. Smith. Second row: E. Key, S. Sutton, R. Dunifer, K. Bums, Sponsor Rose Nell Plitt. Third row: C. Hadid, P. B. Williams, j. Weatherford, D. Doebrinski, B. Fruge. Fourth row: D. Knowlton, 2nd Lt. jay Henderson. ..i l l gun,- lst Lt. Luis Pettus inspects Frank Dis- penza and James White. Yldr.- Commander, 2nd Lt. jay Henderson Sponsor, Rose Nell Plitt lst Sgt. D. Knowlton . L.. ---- 41... First row: J. F. Lyles, G. Lasch, O. Richards, G. McCullough, G. Erwin, V. Rambo. Second row: W. Higginbotham, R. Taylor, P. Tribble, E. Mills, I. Botkin, D. Erickson. Third row: Guidon Bearer, J. Hammed, W. Baker,W. Whitacre, M. Beall, D. Hay, N. Aaron, Sponsor Mary johnson, Fourth row: lst Sgt. Larry Mouser, Commander 2nd Lt. Wayne McLemoref. MW, ry W ..-nr ,Mi .....-....... ...Q , 3 W 3 4 . 5 5 , ,, ,, Commander, 2nd Lt. Wayne Mchemore Sponsor, Mary Johnson Sgt. Larry Mouser lst Sgt. Ronnie Benson getting ready for inspection. 66 Y, 3 I1 ,............-. 1..L.l , ,Qu f:?'Lr'?'-f5H??l?f 737' f 2, ,g,,Z'w.f' 45 yi rv ,T5'f'r'f' il v an M, . - First row: Guidon Bearer, T. Atkinson, R. kick, W. Mcbemore, G. Williams, V. Colwell Sponsor 2nd Lt. Nancy Moody. Second row: W. Henderson, 2nd Lt. Charles Young, R. Benson, M. Kingsley. 'I .. ,- X I N N N ,M ,nu .........,...l rigs? 2nd Lt. Charles Young makes up his bed for inspection. ... Commander, 2nd Lt. Charles Yoxmg 2nd Lt. Nancy Moody lst Sgt. R. Benson ...i--i - ' Nixkr O, K. let her gog it's time to come in! His heart beats a little faster as he sees the door close Iirmly in his face! Why, he won't see her for at least three hours! In these pages we have tried to portray those little bits of everyday Academy life that make it what it is. .A vs i5 'Q ,ff p ' Ju H ,d ' .-- 4- wwwf -ff f- ' -Ay imma f- . ,Q V 4' J, I 2. -f - N- ' ' ' -' - - - , V . ' ., I 4 ' 7 ,Q - Q I . , -'J' ' 4 'l ' 'f ' 'V' -g l - ,vm S'9,?Vmq1,m I I o I' A -L I -'I A isdn. 'iff' ,, .J-1 7 f iff- ,- f H -'-Af v ' .L MM . , 1 1 . ' , - , - W, ,,, I, ., - , ' r .r,.-f'.- ' ', ' 'S' f 1' - ' - ' 4' ' 4 ' M ., Af, , ,f lilakzdwf ,,.A, -ff -. -1 -V- f f-- -4 ggu awg. .A , . , f-, - ' - .ff-'W' - '- - .-,, , , , W, ,J ' V V I g , , .- I , 1 . wane ,,- J f - f - - f , of NL. 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Bet all of those lzttle k1dS are thmkmg 'Well Santa fmally made rt to the Aca demy All of these k1dS are ln the home of Presldent and Mrs Reed The Reeds have an open house every Chrrstmas for all students Christmas Comes to SMA At the Chrrstmas program Bob Fruge left, was t e 11t-tle boy There were also three shepherds and an angel, portrayed by Marllyn Althoff just look at Davrd Gulnn smgmg I'm Gettm' Nuth1n' for Chr1stmas -Q, The house mothers really worked gettmg those good refreshments ready for the faculty Chrrstmas tea Mrs Taylor Mrs Brown Mrs Gouldy Mrs Fry and Mrs Collms are some of the house mothers Wonder what the faculty gave Dean and Mrs Ford for Chr1stmas7 Mrs Reed serx es the faculty Chrrstmas tea fax .ll ga .5 M M A Q M M , 3- ' if ' x O il in J Ak ,Way -S ,J if Z Oh, Inspector, Comeha has eaten a whole pre and nearly a whole cake Such a zesty appet1te ' says Emlly trymg to cover up the case of measles Slttllilg on the couch' Th1s 1sn 't a Joke 1t's Corneha Skmner MOHSICF de la Crorx and w1l1 you teach me act1ng? begs Corneha Seniors Present Annua Our Heart Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was the name of the 1956 SCDIOT Play It IS the story of two young grrls who take a trlp to Parls alone and of all the comphcauons One two three one two three , why d1dn't I learn to SWIIII? exclarms Em11y as she practrces the breast stroke P lass Pla g ere Young and Gay' and shipboard problems they run into on the way It takes place rn the Rearmg Twent1es when skrrts were short walsts were long and proh1b1t1on was the THING 'Q 'After all I can't always be a leach sucklng away at your v1ta1s Corneha lndlgnantly exclaams to her father Goodbye to Amerrca says Mrs Skmner, Comeha and Emlly as they embark on thexr crazy Journey to Pans es I pushed the man overboard Emlly moum fully tells the Purser as Harnet and Wmxfred look on astounded L,...,,. ,,..f Floyd Todd Rates Beau With FH Th1s year the FHA has added someth1ng new to 1ts orga1nzat1on Other clubs have sweet hearts and sponsors so they dec1ded to have Beau and chose Floyd Todd as the very flrst one 1n the h1story of the Academy FHA These pmtures show how much they want to help hzm sh1n1ng h1s shoes, sewmg on buttons, and so on 'ES Y Floyd shows Dor1s H a r d 1 g a n Sue Mung le Ga1l Palmer and Sally Swofford how to scram ble eggs FHA President Karen O Brien helps the Beau prepare his shoes for mi l ita r y inspection 106 Q.-ffw M a ry Beth Stegmueller s e w s on button on the Shlft of FHA BeauFloy Todd Watchmg are M a r g ze Jone and Joy Hoelzer, who has been chose best homemaker on the c ampu s b Betty Crocker 'Af' Manless Wedding Is Stunt Night Feature The B ette Stunt N1ght has always been a treat for everyone on the campus each year Th1s year the B ettes dec1ded that they would round up then' own show and not bother the clubs and the1r sponsors as 1n years past The maxn feature of the even1ng was the Manless Wed d1ng The rest of the program was made up of 1nd1v1dual num bers and a really great tumbl1ng act Ruth Reed runs down a hu man platform to do a fo r wa rd roll durzmg the tum bl1ng act 1n the Stunt N1ght The Taylor s1sters Monta and Lmda cut loo s e on one of the1r wonderful duets 'L Preacher Mary W h1tehead marr1es the bride Peto Kemper, and the groom Pea Bo Dell and Bubba Wh1tehead show then' sk1ll nut Bowles at handlmg a rope durmg the stunt n1ght l 4 Q ' i ' l 4, . ' .W if f Q31 t 'Q wet QE' ,. 1 S ,qx 107 Y-4 ,.,-f tudents Relax at Store With Cold Drinks, Candy The store 1S the most popular gatherumg place atthe Academy Here supphes are charged and bought couples meet to eat gooches Mr Calvln Beck 15 the store manager and h1s helpers are students who work 1n the store dur1ng the1r off per1ods and then after school Pat M1ller and Connle Barclay help 1n the store after school Here they are help1ng the k1dS 1n buy1ng candy and soda water Students are Carolyn P r1nc e P a t Holland Ellen Voss, Beverly B r ownb a c k and Charles ll M1ke Ford 1S busy help1ng Buddy Scott and Bur lene Brooks wlth then' charglng. Each student 1S allowed to charge up to a 551.50 each week. Mr. Beck, the store manager, 1S telllng Conn1e Barclay how to check charge t1ckets. rx, ' we n :ff HV J o 'I 94, V ,... ' 5' Y. x . . K A-A 3 4 of ' . X I 9 1 1 I 'X Zonker. 0 c . I . 0 I l 1, , . . . . sz is . . .fl 'I 3. ' if Q 'l ,Ji ,, v . . ,geo . gil Saturday Night Dateline Is Institution at Academy Is my name on the date list tonight? or He finallyasked me, I think l'll frame that little piece of paper! These are typical comments of the girls around 4:30 p.m. in the afternoon on date nights. After supper there is a mad scramble for the boys to getchecked out and for the girls to get their last minute primping done so they'll look yummy for that someone special, Everyone gathers in the rumpus room where you wait to see if you and your date are the ill-fated pair who will be group captain. Roll is called and off you trundle to the picture show! It's so very cozy walking down the hill with that darling of your heart! But even better coming back up! Standing at the corner near the show is the runner who buys tickets for the dates. Your date collects your tickets and in to the show you go. It's a wild we ste rn and you sta y so excited you don't even know if he holds your hand! Ha! After the show the date line goes to the drugstore to get tanked up on cokes and other goodies. Then comes the long but much enjoyed trip up the hill. Yes, the date line is an institution at S.M.A. Well here c ome s the date line. Left to right are Ronnie Gadbury, Ann Login, Eric Williamson and Margie Parish. During the Christmas season President and Mrs. Reed invited all the boys and their dates to a special party in their home. Here the date line is getting tickets from Billy Wood before entering the Holiday Theater. The couples are: Joe Williams and Gretchen Schoelzcheng Roger O'Quinn and Mary Ann Laneyg I. L. Applewhif-6 and Charlotte Richburg and Eric Williamson with Margie Parish who is out of the picture. 0 Mousey Cochran, Lmda Watkms Ken Chandler, Roy Shaver, and Ted Clme are back to Slgfl the Ex'es Reglster Butch, Marllyn, and Sally help them Many Exes Return For Homecoming Day Thls year's Homecomlng was one to be long remembered For the flrst tlme 111 years, the Academy had a large attendance of ex students Most of the exes stayed all weekend and the few early arrxvals were m txme for the Ph1 Camlval and annual bonflre, Fnday mght A coffee and an assembly program were held for exes, and after lunch, there was open house m the new dorm1tory Elrzabeth Kokemot Hall was the football game To make It even better not only was xt a good game, but a v1ctor1ous one' Everyone had a chance to v1s1t wxth old frrends and tal.k over old tlmes More exes llsten to a funny story Pj from Mlss john son It must be sneaky' The freshman honored the exes by carrymg H115 bxg 110 slgn around the football fxeld before the game. Homecommg feSt1V1tlES were concluded w1th a fmal get together after supper Saturday n1ght Thr1l1ed? Of course, so thrxlled that she nearly dropped those roses' Of course, Bo Dell has just been named Football Sweet heart. O .Ek b , . . , . . In the afternoon, the main attraction, of course, a ' . , , . . . W Junlor Class Play s Hlllbllly Weddm The Jumor Class presented Hlllbrlly Weddm' on November 18 as the1r annual play All scenes ln the play take place ln the Belsmckle cabm ln the Kentucky H1l1s The Belsmckles are a typlcal h1llb11ly famlly havmg many ch1ldren and bemg poorly educated As the play opens, Ma and Pa are desperately trymg to marry off the1r two older chlldren Ceelle, who IS dxrty and dumb, and Bonme Mae pretty and more hlghly educated Bemg that there were very few boys ln that part of the cotmtry they d1d not have much cho1ce as to whom they could select for the1r husbands A c1ty dude happens 1nto the household and both glrls take a great lxkmg to h1m, however he seems to be part1a1 to Bonn1e Mae Pa, takmg matters mto h1s own hands, plans to have Ceehe marry Ronald and Bonn1e Mae marry Obey, a boy lrvmg nearby Events take a tum about and Bonn1e Mae marrxes Ronald and Ceelle, fmdmg that someone really cares for her happlly marnes Obey who has always secretly admlred her MISS Martha Glldden dlrected Hrllbllly Weddm ' and Mr Alfred Boemer was rn charge of the set The junror play cast lookmg proud' Who do? The Belsmckle famlly d1nes on sow's The cousms perform' belly soup. Q! ' ' ' ff , l ' ll ' ' ' II . . , . . . , . . . . . , . . , . . . , . . . . . H . . . Vik-W wa- il Everyone eats at once under the Family Style Meal system at SMA 54 'Q -.ix Dean Ford is about to ring the bell d1S1'I'11SS11'1g every one from the d1n1ng room Dining Room Meals Served Similar to Those at Home Students look forward to meal time at the Academy Meals give the students a chance to see friends,lear the latest gossip, and make many new friends. Each six weeks students are assigned to a new table Family style meals are served Birthdays are celebrated with all honors Birthday cak and ice cream is served to the student who is havin the birthday and to the rest of the students at the table The student body Joins in sending the student aroun the table and singing Happy Birthday to him Getting ready to feed the mob' The wa1ters get s1lverware and glasses to put on the table ish Q XQ gd ar Gordon Davidson head waiter shows Julie Waiters put out the dessert for the evening Ros sman her birthday cake before it 1S cut meal 112 'V ' Q g . WM E . . . . 1 M 1 iiel . . ,. . ,, . ' 1 A M gi . . , gi B , Q e , . if 1 S x 1 , . , . . . - . . , E 035 ii'ii , 5 . , VA EV 4' , 1335, . , g ' .. '-Q X I ,jf I ' at 4 I 1 V ,deja 4 K M g D , A at 4? X tx ' 4 H 7 . 'X i' ' u . Q W- f D s I 1 . . ' Q l Q77 pills mul-Y 'V' as Mr Arthur Hayes Busmess Manager 1S the man that wr1tes the checks at Sdn Marcus Academy Business Office Keeps Pupll Accounts Straight The BUSINESS Off1ce Staff 1S composed of four pe ople who work very hard keepmg ---1---1, -nw-ui -will 'lml -o-......., Q7 71' N' Mrs W T Freeman cash1er keeps all of the pass ports 1n order Here she helps Joe Petlon get hrs pa pers 1n order accounts 1n o rde r passports up to date s to re supphes ava1lable to students and many other dutles that each of us on campus take for granted 'W' T' Mrs W1ll1e Van Pelt bookkeeper 1S typ mg up a students account ,,,....--N w,,,,,..,..wv6 ,,,,..,.--- ' hw,,,...-sew wwW w00 Mrs Evelyn Y oung bookkeeper helps dxstrzbute the boys allowance along wlth her other chores Here she br1ngs an allowance card up to date 113 1 y ,.. r f' We g ' . ,-rg ,, ,ga V K-W 1 - V V' I an I X ' Q' s ' A b A , -c' Q vs. . , Y N ' P ., I D ' I - . O O 0 0 I I I 3 . I - I - . ' I , . .f,,, , ,- .f . +1 .ff- ' ' W, W-f ' I fwfmfww. Y I A ' W 44 f ,Aww ' ' f x Q 1 O ,2- xl' 0 1 x ' . f ' . a I . Q 1 D ' ' 0 12 o'clock midnight and I'm not through grading these papers yet! The faculty work harder than we do and don't gripe half as much. Here are the people that burn midnight oil to find out if you or I failed! i Sl ac lt f , N, . v' 4611 Q, wi b I f 1, 4 f '1 2 J QQ A 14 1 4 tp A i i f 1 +1 J I R X 11 Oiof lj Q12 tin 712' K KC if Q5 fc U 'D C 64 N I zwt Oc I fi I 1 '1 of 1 Ulla xt' L fl 45 412, lf iff ff, .lzpgn --nl' I 1 Mrs Mae Blackard House Mother Mrs R E Bensnuller SWTSTC B S Home Econormcs General Sc1ence Mrs Khal1d Babaa Southwestern Unlverslty, B M P1ano 3 Mr Alfred Boemer Mrs Jeff Brassell SWTSTC B S Baylor, B A Sc1ence Econonucs Un1VerS1ty of Par1s SOC10l0gy Pans, France, M A Span1sh Lat1n C 1v1c s Mr Calv1n Beck SWTSTC Store Manager ww-.M fauna, og re? x S tb Mr Max Alexander dc01T1?Xe e SWTSTC B S Deanfor Algebra Plane Geometry e task str 3,00 H i Mrs Bess1e Brown MaJorD W Carlson Mrs Ann1eL Coll1ns House Mother Texas ASLM B S House Mother Commandant and Dean of Sen1or College Mrs .T A Derr1ck NTSC Dean of Iun1or Boys Mr Robert Dale Ell1ott SWTSTC B B A General Math Algebra II'un1or School Superv1sor Major W1ll1am Irw1n l' X' M Pla Orga 170 Iesso 71 tg-ache D In Car S pat M111 1'0lIH 61- 311. her FS. M Un1vers1ty of Akron Oh1o M A Algebra M1l1tary SCIENCE Mrs. Phyll1s Euton prlvat 6 SWTSTC B S. Enghsh 7 x v Q , , 1, Ei 4l'fS . .-V aj-WT? 'e' ' '.:.',f '. YQ, Egg ia 6 ff? ' 'W gb J? 7470 , in Y M 'ffwf 9 A il Mr. Elton Euton SWTSTC, B.S. Eighth Grade Mr Harlan Ford SWTSTC B A , M Ed Dean of School Mrs W T Freeman Texas UH1V6TS1ty Cash1er Mrs Besse Fry House Mother 1- Ken L Garrett Southwestern Un1v B M E Band D1rector M1ss Gl1ddon conducts a round table d1s C'L1S S1011 Mrs FrancesL C1111 M1ss Martha Ghddon Ab1lene Chr1st1an College Temple Vocat1ona1 School of Nursmg Academy Nurse anew frl B 118 Texas Un1v B F A Speech Enghsh Mrs Hayes teaches a read1ng class 1n her classroom Mrs. Jesse Ivey SWTSTC Fifth Grade Miss Laura Hughson SWTSTC BS Fourth Grade Mr Arthur W Hayes Un1vers1ty of Texas Buslness Manager CPA Mrs ArthurW Hayes Baylor B A F1rst Second and Th1rd Grades Mrs Margaret Gordon Mrs Cec11Gou1dy Mr JameSHard1e J1- Dfaughon 5 Busmess JUI1101' Girls Un1vers1ty of Texas College House Mother Enghsh Secretary to the Pres1dent Reg1strar in I We 1 if if 120 MaJorW P L1ghtfoot Infantry School, Ft Bermmg, Ga A11' Command and Staff School A1r Un1ver51ty Maxwell AFB M1l1tary Sclence Tactlcs Capta1n Valdon Lee SWTSTC Commandant Juruor Boys M155 J'ul1a Ann Johnson Un1ver51ty of Alabama B S Amemcan Hlstory World Geography M155 Clar1ce Johnson TSCW, B.S. Dietitian Mr. Homa Hill Baylor, B.S. Ir. Coach, Seventh Grade M155 Lucy Llghthouse MTS Wlulam MCN191 Our Lady of the Lake BBYIO1' B A Engl15h St Mary 5 MA Co ord1nator of Student ACt1V1t18S Dean of G1r1s I 3 X29-95 ef? . ul-We 60955 NXT ' Sang' C5 Stu X6-9 N? ml' 'Qr Obxem no 50 19 eoi -gb 'ii ...Q Q' The Rev W1ll1am Mrs Earl Martm Mrs V1rg1e Mart1n McN1el TSCW, B S Secretary to Dean Baylor, B S EI1g11Sh Brown Un1v M A Seruor Cadets Adv1sor B1ble, Sol1d Geometry Mrs Mary Dacus Morgan Texas Ur11vers1ty B M P1ano Mr Rhodesl.. Morgan R1ce Instltute s,x Mr P ' ape P61-lod expl .T a 1 our-nahsm nsiugo some Ofh ents the daii Fe-venth Gsson SWTSTC Elem Math Sc1er1ce Mr .Terry Pape SWTSTC B S Publ1c1ty D1rector .Tour Crest, Laurel - Mr. Howard Schulze SWTSTC, B.A Physms, Cherrustry Q S B X 'qv ' 'Q X 5 X ' S . . 1 .1 ' l V f ., 0 fre M .f fy 2 klkkxxkkx Mrs Ruby Slaughter SWTSTC B A xth Grade Mrs Bernard Srruth Perf1eld School of Pedagogy Co ord1nator of F1ne Arts P1ano Organ Vo1ce Mr Carl Smlth Supemntendent of Laundry M1ss Bonn1e Southwell Texas Un1vers1ty B S Phys1cal Educatlon Mr K C Sparkman Plant Foreman Sv-QW' ,..e...y As her second per1od P E class watches MISS Southwell expla1ns the correct way to serve a Volleyball Mrs Margaret Mrs Paloma Taylor Stegmueller R N House Mother K1ng s Daughter HOSP1t3l Academy Nurse 44? cs? 122 The floor heutenants of Alexander Hall are Traylor S1mons and M1ke Speer both stand1ng on the front row Al Edge J'1m Lancaster Dw1ght C ross and Wayne Merr1tt Mrs Wlllle Van Pelt Andrew Colleve Cyrene Inst1tute Bookkeeper M1ss Ruth Thomas SWTSTC B S M A L1brar1an Mrs. Robert B. Reed SWTSTC General Hostess Mrs Evelyn Young Webster s Busmess College H1nes Bus1ness College Bookkeeper U7 Mrs Henry Yelv1ngton Ass1stant D1et1c1an M1ss Hazel Woods SWTSTC B S Cornmercnal Subgects Mrs Ella Mae Wolfe .TUHIOT Cadets House Mother If W ZW? 3- 115 ,ff,,,,,A ,V ,, , X , . C, 1 . V 14 ,E . K, - gl ' Y r A, . xy . . V c J, , 1 1 K, ' . , . - A , . 3 a ol - 1 D WW Q, V, M I - ,S 1 - Classe 1411,- ef X ,, f fi ff N I. , ,f f ffggfgwsju ,:, ,- ,,w,,'.f My V I A, , - ,f If , ,.,, .- ff K iw , , , A ,M,f, fi Now, let me seeg how did I work Arithmetic in the fifth grade? Here one of.the older girlsutries to help a fifth grader with her class work. The SC Si!! following pages are Just U SENIORS B111y Zorn Sergeant at Arms, Fredd1e A1ken Art Representatwe, and MOYYIS Enfxeld Secretary and Treasurer talk over the Sen1or 3Ct1V1t18S before be gmnmg work on one of the projects 126 Ph1l Kretsmger, V1ce Presxdent, and Dee Fox Pres1 dent, dxscuss some of thexr dunes as offncers of the Sen1or Class Thexr Jobs are many They help co tasks such as the Sensor gxft . . - . y .- ordinate all Senior activities and make plans for . 7 - - , . , . . A D A 7 CYNTHIA ADAMS - Dhahran, Saudi Arabia B'ette. YWA. Sr. Play. FREDDY AIKEN - C aracas, Ven. A Assn., Waiters Club, NCO, Art Club Treas., Base- ball Letterman 1 yr., Foot- ball Letterman l yr., Drill Team, Laurel Staff, J. L. APPLEWHITE - Corpus Christi Drill Team Z yrs., NCO, Chorus. SALLY BARBER - Tia Juana, Ven. B'ette, Volleyball, Stu. C on., YWA, TrebleClef,Who's Who in Organ, CONNIE BARCLAY - Puerto la Cruz, Ven. B'ette, YWA, Advisory Vice- Pres., Sr. Play. BOB BIRDSONG - Maracaibo, Ven. B Co. lst. Sgt., Jr. C las s Rep., Football Lette rman Z yrs., Baseball Lette rman Z yrs., A As sn., Stu. C on., Drill Team, Rifle Team, Jr. Class Pres., NCO, BEVERLY BOWLES - Barce- lona, Ven. Fr. Class Rep., Stu. Con., Jr. Usher, Volleyball, Crest Staff, Phi Queen, D Co. Sponsor, Vice-Pres. of B'ettes, Sec. of Cue 8: Curtain, YWA, B R E N T BUHLER - Caripito, Ven. NHS, Top 12-Z yrs., Batt.Oper. O ffic e r, Academicians, Stu. Con. Pres., A Assn., Drill Team, Sr.Play, Cue 81 Curtain Vice-Pres., Who's Who in Eng. SIDNEY CAMPBELL -Corpus Christi F'ootballLetterman 1 yr., Bas- ketball Letterman 1 yr., A Assn., Track. BOB CROMWELL - New Braunfels High School Rep., Class Fav., Top 12-2 yrs.. Batt. C omm., Vice-Pres. Stu, Con., A' Assn. Pres., Football Letter- man 3 yrs., Basketball Letter- man Z yrs., Rifle Team, Jr. Usher. FHA, ST- Play, YWA, PICS- of year were left to right rn, TA' K .w-5 ny-. GORDON DAVISON - Jusepin, it Ven. Drill Team, Rifle Team,Tennis Lette rman 3 yrs., Baseball Letterman 1 yr., Football. A Assn., Cue 8: Curtain, Headwaite r, Academicians, Jr. Sr Sr. Plays. MORRIS ENFIELD - Harlingen NHS, Top 12, Jr. Play, Batt, Ex. Officer, Academicians, Stu.Co. Treas., Sr. Class Sec., Officer C lub, Who's Who in Science. LINDA FORREST - Houston Cue 81 Curtain, Best Phi Pledge, Treble Clef, S e xte t, Chorus, ,LA 'U' , Advisory, DEE FOX - Houston Jane Saras, Phyllis Ker- sten, and Glenda S c o tt High School Fav., Pres. of Sr.Class, Basketball Letterman 1 yr., Track Letterman 1 yr., A Assn., Waiters Club, Ir. Class Rep., Stu. Con., Operations Sgt., Football. VN .. .,,, .5 fe' gi Zh I xfiw .L.', S: ' J fag ' 7' .SAY .T iff ' 'Q ,' ,Q 5, i l'1,K1,' 4 ' li ill? MIKE FOX - Fort Worth Sr. Play, Cue 8: Curtain, Laurel Staff, NCO, Guidon Bearer,Honor Co. RONNIE GADBERRY -Cartagena, Columbia NC O, Officers C lub, Football Let- terman 1 yr., Band, A Assn., D Co. Comm. CLIO GEPPERT - Maracaibo, Ven. B'ette, Sextet, Sr. Play, Chorus, YWA, Treble Clef, Who's Who in Voice, Best B'ette. JIM GORDON - Midland Football Letterman 1 yr., All-Dis- trict, Basketball Letterman 1 yr., Track Letterman 2 yrs., A Assn., Drill Team, NCO, Waiters Club, Academicians, I-lono r Co. Who's Who in Boys Sports. DAVID GUINN - Houston D r ill Team, Track Letterman 1 yr., Cue 8rCurtain, A Assn., Waiters Club, Treble Clef Club, Swimming Team, Football, Sr. Play, NCO. .TUDY HARDY - Houston Sextet, Phi., Who's Who in Bible, Chorus, YWA. SIDNEY HARKINS - Sanderson Jr. Class Rep., NHS, B'ette Treas., Quill 8: Scroll, Who's Who inSpeech 2 yrs., Corr. Sec. of Stu. Con., Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, HighSchoolMost Rep., Ed, of Crest, Top 12-3 yrs. M A R Y HERRINGTON - Maracaibo, Ven. Cheerleader 55-56, Batt, Sponsor,Jr, Usher, Laurel Ed., Crest Staff, Vol- leyballLetterrnan3 yrs., B'ette, Sr. Play, Stu. Cbn., YWA, JOY HOELZER - Jalisco, Mex. The girls had an active Best Phi, Sr.Play, YWA, Par- particiapation at all the football games. liame ntarian of FHA. JACK JOHNSON - Houston Sr. Play, Drill Team, Cue 8: Curtain, Waiters Club, Base- ball, NCO. SARA JORDAN - Maracaibo, Ven. YWA, Quill Sz Scroll, Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Art Club Sec., Phi Treas., Volleyball, Crest Staff, Cue 81 Cur tain, Treble Clef. PHYLLIS KERSTEN - Sealy Majorette, Phi Vice-Pres., Latin Club Vice-Pres., C Co. Spon- sor, Laurel Ed., Stu. Con, Rep., Pep Squad. PHIL KRETSINGER - Corsicana Stu. Con., Vice-Pres. of A Assn., Vice-Pres. of Soph., Jr. Sz Sr. Classes Academicians,Rifle Team, B Co. Comm., NCO, Baseball Letterman Z yrs. JO ANN LEVINE - Abiline Quill 81 Scroll, C ue 81C urtain, B'ette, Treble Clef, Laurel Staff, C rest Staff, YWA, FHA,Who's Who in Piano, MARY ANNE LINC OLN -Dhah- ran, Saudi Arabia Phi, Academicians, Sextet, Treble Clef, Phi-Larks, Valentine Sweet- heart. ANNE LOGAN - Houston D Co. Sponsor, B'ette, YWA, Stu. Con. Pep Squad, TrebleClef, Who's Who in Commercial. x ft' 41- Y lr. v 4 .- s. C , 4 J O 'Ja 1 I v 4 . 1 'o:o:a',.ff 'f l 4 'n'::a:'O:a' ' I' :,l.g . I 0.0 , 'U q 5 ' fo V .1 p A I 4 0' 'f u',',' l,tfo4,v,n'.'.'.. 4,2- ff' 'QS prim' 'S 'Ox as 1 ,z ,qs 49- f WU' ' ' SUE LUCK-Silver City, New Mex. Phi Sec., YWA, Sextet, Song Lead- er of FHA. ANN MCCLENDON - Texarkana Volleyball, B'ette, YWA. DONNA MCDANIEL - Victoria Phi, Crest Staff, PHILIP MATTHEWS - Bananera, Guatemala DrillTeam, C Co.Comm.,Aca- demicians, Rifle Team, Waiters Club. 1'- ROGER O'QUINN - No rth Little Rock, Ark, Rifle Team 2 yrs., Art Club, A Assn. Treas., Stu. Con., Waiters C lub, Mgr. Letterman of Football, Basketball, Track, NCO. .T OE PETION - Puerto Barrios, Guatemala Baseball Letterman 3 yrs., Bas- ketball Letterman 3 yrs., Football Letterman 2 yrs., lst Sgt. of A Co., Academicians, A Assn., Stu. Con. Sgt. at Arms, NCO, Drill Team, FRED PRINCE - Houston Academicians, Sr, Play, NCO, Honor Co., Drill Team. CHARLOTTE RICHBURG - Pecos Laurel Staff, Crest Staff, Phi YWA, Advisory Vice-Pres, RITA RISINGER - Guayaquil, Ecuador Pres. of Phi's,Best PhiPledge, Volleyball, YWA, Pep Squad, Academlclans' The Christmas S e a s o n was celebrated with the Annual Formal Banquet. Here the dates go in the INEZ ROBERTSON - Dallas Phi, YWA, Chorus. HUGH RUSSELL - Houston Stu. Con., Drill Team, NCO, Rifle Team, Track, B'ette Beau. CAROL JANE SARAS - Pecos M a j o r e tte, Crest Staff, Laurel Staff, Phi, YWA Rep. GLENDA SCOTT - Puerta La Cruz, Ven, A Co. Sponsor, Volleyball Let- terman 3 yrs., Best B'ette Pledge, Majorette Z yrs., Bus. Mgr, Crest Staff, Quill 8: Scroll, YWA, Treble Clef. HARVEY SHELL - Gregory Batt. Bugler 3 yrs., D Co. lst Sgt., Sr. Play, Who's Who in Band 2 yrs., L atin Club, Drill Team, Cue 8: Curtain. M AX SLAYBAUGH - El T ig re, Ven. Football Letterman Z y rs., A As sn. Chap., Stu. Con. Chap., NCO, Academicians, Football All-Dis- trict, Honor Co., Jr. Class Par- liamentarian, Track Letterman 1 YI'- DUANE STANDLEE - Dallas Football Letterman 1 yr., UA - Assn., B Co. Guidon Bearer. KAREN STOCKTON - Louise YWA,.Art Rep. of B'ettes, Lau- rel Staff, Chorus, Art C lub, Who's Who in Art. FLOYD TODD - Saudi Arabia Football Letterman Z yrs., Basketball Letterman, B a s e- ball Letterman Z yrs., Who's Who in Sports, FHA Beau, NC O, A Assn., Waiters Club,Soph. C las s Sgt. at Arms, Football Co. Capt. FRANK WEBB - Lytle Drill Team, Rifle Team,Tennis T e a m, Football Letterman 1 yr., A Assn., Cue 8.1 Curtain, W aite r s Club, Track, NCO, All-District Football. BO D. WHITEHEAD - Del Rio Football Sweetheart, Q u i ll 81 Scroll, Pres. of B'sttes, Vol- leyball, Stu. Con. Sec., High dining room and after School Favorite, Sr. Class wards all go up toChapel for the Christmas Pag eant. Rep., Crest Assoc. Ed., All- Around Girl, Top 12. fi 41? -74' F 2 ,av ri 'ur' DAN WHITLEY - Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Track, Drill Team, Waiters Club, Academicians, Foot- ball Letterman, NCO, A Assn., Rifle Team, Color Guard. LEON WHITLOW - Houston Baseball, Drill Team .TOE WILLIAMS Gladewater Football Letterman Z yrs , Track Letterman 3 yrs , All State Mxler A Assn Stu Con BasketballLet terman, Swlmmmg Team Baseball LOUIS WILLIAMS Las Pledras Ven A Co Comm Qu11l 8: Scroll NCO R1fle Team Off1cers Club ERIC WILLIAMSON Houston GolfTeam,Jr 8zSr Plays Chr1stmas Play Dr1llTeam Rxfle Team Z yrs Sgt at Arms of Treble Clef NCO Cheerleader, Adv1sory Pres CHARLES WILMETH Barcelona Ven Assn Soph Class Rep Head Cheerleader Stu Con Soph Class Sec 8: Treas Academ1c1ans Dr1ll Team Top 12 RONNIE WILSON Houston Rxfle Team Cue 8: Curta1n, Treble Clef, Chorus JIM WITTLIFF Blanco Acadern1c1ans Qu1ll Sr Scroll NCO Laurel Stall Football Crest Staff Dr1ll Team, Basketball BILL ZORN Aransas Pass Football Letterman Z yrs , Bas ketball Letterman Z yrs Track Fr Class Rep Sr Class Sgt at Arms ' A ' Assn , NCO Treble Clef, Wa1ters Club - ' ll lf .- . V, 9 I l Batt. Sup, Officer, Baseball Letterman Z yrs., A . ., . . D I 3 JLI ICR CLASS The Junxor class chose to lead them th1S year Bubba Whltehead as p re sldent and John Hampton as v1ce presl dent 652, RW Shown left to r1ght are Barbara Pelfrey as treasurer Bxlly Wood as Sergent at arms and Mary Carolyn Whxtehead as secretary 2 4 i f I H ,,..,,W. 5 ' - . .L . ..: X :Tj Q S? h 5' W ' 'f'-vi rd . I , . - - , ' . 1 33 kins, Frank Webb,Gor- d on Davidson, Freddie A ike n , Rita Risinger, and Barbara Pelfrey. John Hampton Port Arthur John Hart Las Piedras, Venezuela Cole Heideman Los Angeles, California Paul Holley, Jr. Tampico Tamps, Mexico Jo Rita Johnson Maracaibo, Venezuela Peto Kemper Ft. Worth John McPherson Port Lavaca Fran McKee Caracas, Venezuela Gilda Massey Fort Hood Patty Prezzo Ba rcelona, Venezuela Mike Furman Dhahran, Saudie Arabia Skipper Ga r rett Houston Judy Glenn Houston S. 'T 545 f 1 - ' , , ,fs-I 5' 49 ,O 1.- K . f Zf 1 f I 1 , of' si ' , ., , , 'S' Lv 3 , 2 rf Jackie Peters Dallas Rivers Reave s Houston Patsy Robertson Cucuta , Columbia , S.A. Gretchen Schaelzchen Houston James Marguess Palacios Ralph Magruder Spokane , Wa shington Rolando Martinez Matamoros, Tamps, Mex1Co Jimmy May Dallas Pat Miller Talara, Peru Sharon O'Connor Odessa Karen O 'Brien Woodville Gail Palmer Tiguisate, Guatemala Barbara Pelfrey Caracas, Venezuela Mary Herrmgton and Glenda Scott serve Captain Lee and Junior battalion Russell Shaw Brownsville Monty Shettlemore Past Christian, Mississippi Jack Sims Corpus Christi James Sterling E1 Paso Sally Swofford Progreso, Honduras Otilia Tverrnose Puerto La Cruz Venezuela Frances Warren Houston Bubba Whitehead Del Rio Mary Carolyn Whitehead Caracas, Venezuela boys as they go through the serving line at faculty and student reception. 3 SOPHOMCRE CLASS Chosen pres1dent1sGabr1e1 L16- vano and M1ke Wendt 1S v1ce presldent The Sophomores are the largest class 1n school Mlke Dees was chosen as secretary and Ph11 Archer as treasurer r 1 I Y Q 1 Z sf? s -f, Ag! h W if J 5 51- 'A in 'fi 'r ' w e , j . y, 1 'K hr - Y WN-Q . . . . - M2 I J . . . 4 s ,r I E . . we M . Paul Ada1r Havana Cuba Ph1l Archer Dallas Steve Atk1ns Dallas James Baker Saudx Arab1a Ahce Baldmdge Tulsa Oklahoma Cynth1a Baldwln E1 Paso Pat Barker Houston Bobby Becker Dallas Bebe Be sch Cvlldden George Blev1ns Guayaqrul, Ecuador Demrle Bonbreast Barrancabermeja, Co1omb1a Frank Bnggs Houston IC' 'rv 'Q' IQ' 7 4 1 1 Q 2 1 I a On many occasions certa1n enter tainmentcalled for a costume and these girls have dressed 1n the1r native dress, shown left to r1ght are Robert Campbell Las Piedras, Venezuela Wilke s C a mpbe ll Houston Cha rle s Campbell Nixon Eugene Colgan Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 1 Paolo Comini Dallas N Jlane Cooper Las, Piedras, Venezuela Laura Cooper Hous on lj mme s Curtis Barcelona , Venezuela Melinda Dees Houston Rita Risinger of Ecuador, Susan Mc- Lane from Mexico, Marian Azcarate also of Mexico and Margie Parish from Guatemala. Buddy Scott Puerta la Cruz, Ven. Margie Fish Chuquicamata, Chile Dick Fowler Maracaibo, Venezuela Gary Gatch Corpus Christi Kenneth Ga rvin Silverton Bruce Goodale Caracas, Venezuela Jo Grissom Seguin George Hawks Houston Judy Holbrook Sumatra , Indonesia Mike Dees Houston Buddy Doughty Corpus Christi Kim Eldridge Caracas, Venezuela Calvin Fergerson Talara, Peru I ,J Dottie Kotz Nome Gabriel Lievano Maracaibo, Venezuela Roddy Leivano Maracaibo, Venezuela Loice McCallum Pecos Joyce McGee Las Piedras, Venezuela Betty McMahan Bakersfield, Calif. 'E ! and is shaking hands with Mr. Author Hayes. I V ss e J' 144 Reed Patterson Houston Alvin Peterson Houston Frank Piersol Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Robert Rodeick Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Douglas Roegels Barcelona Venezuela Jimmy Sanders Houston Harry Scott Lagumlla s Venezuela Kay Settle Dallas R obe rt Smlth Houston Robert Spragms W1ch1ta Falls Robert Stacy K1leen R1chard Wallen Las P1edras Venezuela M1ke Wendt Bentonv1lle Ark. Coralme W1ed Hebbronv1lle Charles Campbell Nlxon FRESHMAN Cl-A55 Franklin Barfield Houston Jack Bea sley Houston Gay Bonbre st Barrancabermya Colombia Hubert Boulware Montgomery Arthur Brannon Ft. Worth Burlene Brooks Victoria Franklin Brinkmann Comfort Dan Byram Port Arthur The four charming contestants who competed for the title of Miss Variety were the presi- dents of the four high school classes. They are, standing Roobert Clayton Port Arthur Tony C romwell Houston Cha rle s Daniel Houston Dee Fox Seniorg Gabriel Lie- vano Sophomoreg sitting - Bubba Whltehead, Iuniorg Leroy Moore Freshman. M. V. Hargrove Palestine Hargis Hayes San Marcos Carolyn Hearne Maracaibo, Venezuela Don Hopkins Lagunillas, Venezuela Robert Hughes McGregor Ernesto Jaeger Maracaibo, Venezuela ,NVQ- ,,,-1' X -QU' James McKinzie Houston Ian Medlin Shawnee, Okla. Ia me s Mooney Houston Leroy Moore Austin Phillip Morrison Abilene Brenda Neithercutt Odessa Donald Knox Vega Mary Ann Laney Dickinson Lucille Laslie Palacios Dan Liem Center Charles Little Beaumont Billy Luca s Houston These were some of the students who made the field trip to Austin to see the Bears play St. Edwards. Shown above are Io Grissom, Margie if 5 B111 PaT1Sh Houston Marg1e Parr1sh Mazatemongo Guatemala Momca Pete rson Houston D a v1d Phllllps Houston Carolyn Pr1nce Houston Jack Roach Houston F1 ff 37 Q, 5 ' Parr1sh, Dor1s Harch gan, Pat Holland, Judy Holbrook, Joyce McGee, Mar-1or1e Flsh, Lo1Ce McCallum, Sally Swoi ford and Evelynpelfrey affair? A' fit wav' Va1er1e Rolfe Dhahran Saud1a Arab1a Raymond S1ngleta ry Port Arthur Patsy Slaybaugh El Txgre, Venezuela Newlyn Spe1ghts Houston Martha Nell Smlth Pumpv1l1e Mary Beth Stegmueller Brenham Q4 4...-yr Q Q ,os 7 f -f Y X ' , X I' '38 ww AQQL Qs Ph1ll1p W11ke r son Mldland R1Ch3 rd Woolsey Alvm Mlke Wr1ght Garland Kenny Z onke r Maraca1bo Venezuela L1nda Stovall Houston Johnny Swenson AuSt1n Sandra V1ck Pampa Ellen Voss McAllen L1nda Warren Talara Peru Ma r1lyn Wh1te Dalla s Cynth1a W1tt1e r Arab1a Bob Wh1tley Dallas Dorls Hard1gan Costa R1ca my mid W .1 'wi' H M 45' V M W . wf'i!fZ',Q -an ,, W 1 ,, ifL,N:y ?:3 f f',9'b-L' .QKJFQAQMIQ , A ,. T ' V , jww., W I 75:4-,f,, 1, ., , fafvfx 4 Wa. 1 W, 3, H , 4 V 74' ' 5' Y MW ,f ' , , I N fi, ., f ,QW K wmv, Y.. W ' .1 i Agway, V ' ' I ,vu 'M' V, ff, t V., ' A QwV'N I 2 4 ' 'Y' , M4vN 7?W A A ff' vf, lemenfar EIGHTH GRADE 4.54, f,,, Fred Atherton Houston Tommy Atkinson Pecos Marina Azcarate Mexico Jimmy Blair Lubbock Gerald Boswick Houston David Bowle s Barcelona, Venezuela 53 J'1rnmy Caud1ll Houston Tommy Cloud Houston Judy Cox Houston B1ll1e England Russeville , Arkansas Boys in first through eighth grades march Robert Frey Houston Judy Gantt Beeville Cloud Green Georgetown Jay Henderson Dallas Wilbur Henderson Austin Herman Herrington Maracaibo, Venezuela George Holland Austin Robert Holt San Antonio Jo Ann Jennings Baytown - , . flgpg Roy Looney Arnuzonas, Brazil Mike McDonald Lubbock John Mclsero San Antonio Y in file in the junior dining room to eat. Jimmy Newton Odessa Jesse Nix Dallas Jim Nutt Houston Judy Owens San Antonio Carlos Parrish Guatemala Evelyn Pelfrey Caracas, Ven. Wayne McLernore Houston Sharon Meyer Longview Danny Morrell Cucuta , Columbia Larry Mosier Colorado Duane Newton Midland Bill Newton Midland Staff and faculty members greet students of Alexander Hall at the Student Faculty Luis Pettus El Tigre, Venezuela .Toe Piper Bluff Dale Bobby Ritts Nickson Bobby Richardson San Antonio Richard Rolfe Saudi Arabia Julia Rossman Pecos reception This occasion takes place atthe beginning ofthe fall school year. Tommy Smith Los Angele s Carole Thoma s Port Arthur George Wilcoxsin Terral, Oklahoma James Willis San Antonio Charles Young, Bucaramango, Ven. Gayle Williams Houston ,.,.,w-v' 'g ,St as, 4- 'Z 5 EVE TH GR DE John Barne s Houston Ronn1e Benson Houston Kyle Bogge ss Houston Randall Buck Corpus Chr1st1 Royce Callaway Brownsv1lle Ve rne C olwell N1xon Meg Dunrung New Braunfels Houston George Gohghtly Muns1e Inchana Ian Grossman Houston Ted Had1d Mex1co C1ty .Toan Holland Aust1n Pat Fisher Mary Johnston San Antonio D 3V1d Knowlton San Antomo Patty Lucas Houston Sam Ma rtln Houston R1chard Medlm Shawnee Oklahoma Nancy Moody Houston R1cha rd Muckleroy Houston Rose Nell Plltt Houston Ruth Reed Hollywood Cal1forn1a B111 Saul Larado Allen Slaybaugh El Tlgre Venezuela Dav1d Sm1th Ivhdland Denn1e Spea 1- Houston Bonlta Stovall Houston Ann Ta rbutton San Antomo 5 '? 4? To 'QU X . : 4 H kj' I ' 4 ' b , 1 WZ , ?'Q . K V f , 1 '4 ' '7 ' i'C?Z f. - X6 Louallen W11kerson Temple Ph1111p Young San Marcos Dav1d T ronrud Houston D1Ck16 Webb Vanderpool Ja me s Wh1te Brownsv111e Ma r11yn Brown Houston K1rby Burns La Marque Texas Frank D1spenza El Paso Thomas Kennon Came ron Eugene Ke y San AHt0n1O Marv1n Kuxgsley Co1umb1a S A IXTH GRADE Bruce McCall Arlington Susan McLane Mexico Mary Pilley Houston Lucy Phillips Dallas Jimmy Sutton San Marcos Gary Williams Houston Denny DeSha so Trinlty D3V1d Doebrinski Little Rock Richard Dunifer Pecos nic. IT Joe Williams Port A rthur FIFTH GRADE Y ff: Rodger Wolf Houston Jack Wetherford Austin Marsha Dunning New Braunfels Bob Fruge Houston Jenifer Fyke Throckmorton Charles Hadid Mexico City, Mexico Jimmy Jenkins Ft. Worth Belva Jone s Amarillo Carolyn Lemley Cuernavaco, Mexico Mary Ann Looney Stafford James Murphy Houston David Rice Panama Canal Zone Wayne Rice Panama Canal Zone Peter Tortorice Houston ' Gail Williams, Rose Nell Plitt and other girls enjoy FCDURTH GRADE Darlene Boggess Houston May Iane Brown Houston Criss Carlson San Marcos Orson Erickson Dallas .Tohn Hammett Houston Warren Higgenbothan Nederland Gilbert La sch Houston Jeff Lyles Houston Paulette McLain Houston the modern par- lors of Elizabeth Kokernot Hall. Margie Mullett Scottsdale , A riz. Barney Phillips Dalla s Overton Richard San Antonio V V , ' we ' :iq r It c n 9 rn wr Robert Taylor Houston Paul Tribble Grand Prairie Lind sley Watson Austin Wayne Witacre Beaumont THIRD GRADE Bill Baker Houston Harrett Hamby Houston Darrel Hay Houston Marilyn Lemley Cue rnvaca Emerly Mills Marfa Susan Shaw Houston Michael Beall Tylor Gary Williams and many other Alexan- der Hall boys play SECO D GR DE Neal Aarron Caracas, Venezuela George McCullough Austin Newell Rambo Corpus Christi John Botkin La Marque George Erwin Rock Springs Skeet Phillips Dalla s football and various games on afternoon Y sv-3 ,gr- -4-'IQ MID TERM E TRIES 33' l Wikis., 6 au. T iw! 141, yn'-Y ad' 4 'L v i I . l . o ' 3 r 6 J, ,, S W f 'C ' ,I T A ,- , E Xa ,fks , J an x ' , ,X , av . J .,, ef ' , -vf 1 mx , , J A 2 ' fb-5, lk ' 53153 ' ' X WJ K A J ,Q ,f i 0 Q A yi- s a , - 2.22 . s .W ' , . - ' , r. D ! , GW., 3' , ' r D 3 John Am1ll Mex1co C1ty Mex1co S1xth Grade Suzanne Byrd Dallas Texas Seventh Grade John Cashman Houston Texas Seventh Grade Judy Clark Houston Texas Slxth Grade Jumous Couch Beaumont Texas S1xth Grade D1ane Jehsle Houston Texas Junlor Helen Drake Houston Texas Freshman Barbara Flsher Caracas Venezuela Seventh Grade Jerry Ross Foster Truth or Consequences N M Freshman Helen Fowler L1ttlef1eld Texas Sophomore Denn1s AlanGoodman Clncago Ill Freshman Ben Ell1S Head J Houston Texas Senlor Loretta Henry Houston Texas Sophomore Charles Huck Houston Texas Fourth Grade Larry Huchkleberry El Paso Texas Freshman Carol Klump Houston Texas S1xth Grade Sandra Jo McCullar Beaumont, Texas Freshman Jane Christine McDannald League City Texas Junlor D3V1d McG1lvary Houston Tex Sophomore Judy K M1l1s G31HSV1ll0 Texas Sophomore Ga1l M N1Cf1OlQ Austln, Texas Sophomore M1key Parkhurst Dallas Texas Sen1or Bob Patrlck Barcelona Venezuela Sophomore Bob Peel Montgomery Texas Junlor PennyT Poole Houston Texas Freshman Sharon Rupley Houston Texas Sophomore Jackle Sadoff Houston Texas Sophomore Tommy W Shearer Houston Texas Freshman John W1ll1am Sportsman Corpus Texas Sophomore L1ncla Lee Taylor Jasper Alabama Fourth Crade Monta Merle Taylor Jasper Alabama Juruor Ronrue Weston Houston Texas Fourth Grade Martha Ellyn Wllllanas Lexlnffton Ni1ss1ss1pp1 Sophomore Mlchael Wolfrom Austxn Texas Freshman Carol Wyatt El Paso Texai Eighth Grarlf- fi M '43 Y. -yn-an' pr-or QS f C7 --9 71 sf ' 'Y' asm!! 40 13 1 avg 46 1 1' rg bv-i 'WD V'- ------1-..v.....+...Ti'ir Q gZ4f6' 1 ' pf- fw , Oh, my achin' tummyg why did I order so much from Miller's? This happens to someone every single Friday and Saturday night provided they don't go to the show. On the following pages we give you the ads which helped us prepare for you this book. UNE S T 0 is Z Af Cc: C iff XBanLmg X UUE STO FIR 1' NA'rloNAL BANK - WWE D g shmbo Eu c A T h 'I'ELEcIz?IlgNES JEWEL MOTEL Hgh 81 80 Bl 21 M 6: M I Th Ik EX23376 8 in 4. ari- You re always welcome at the HOLIDAY PALACE and HAYS THEATRES San Marcos Texas 0 If rnnmg MILK ICE CREAM 4 Thr GRADE A Homogemzed 8: Pasteunzed M1lk MK FHBM5 iw GRADE A U. S. - AA Ullfferlhllll WITH THE Grade Butter FINEST GOLDEN FLAKE BUTTER MILK CONVENIENTLY SOLD IN EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD H ERBERT NIX, Distributor EX 2-3533 Olmos Drive When Shdeaifi Muller s Drug Store IS a favorlte spot for a hamburger and a malt durlng town leaves and tor a Coke after the show MILLER'S DRUG STORE .' I 'il Q - X . W, D . F , Q , , ' . .1 1 4 . ' -,J ' 1 .V A . ' f A . ' j I , . 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AT I Fzlfruishes Friemlly Homes - . 1 L E. . ..:.. 7 7 I - . , .s 4 The EQQSTBEQ FR0i?lEQ Western Clothes-Hats Lee-Levi-Jeans and Jackets Sox--Underwear-Shirts--Ties Souvenirs-Gifts-Hats Headquarters for San Marcos Academy Uniforms WILLIAMS FLOWERS Corsages 85 Arrangements We Sincerely Thank You for Your Past Patronage and Respectfully Solicit Your Future Business 890 ' We Deliver BOGGUS SHOE HOSPITAL Wire Service All Hours Soufh Side Square 4 S ER U R 'S San Marcos Dept. Store N T OR H SIDE OF SQUARE Your Friendly Store SMART CLOTHES 81 SHOES FOR MEN and WOMEN S. Side of Sq. Son Morcos, Texas HILLBURN PHARMACY The Rexall Store DUKE 81 AYRES, Inc. School S pple K d k S pples 10: to S1 00 Store Sodas D ugs Su Ma cos WIIUUS JIVVIIIII F U N E R A L H 0 M E Wlllard Pennlngton Owner DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER CRYSTAL ALLEN WOGDS AMBULANCE SFR! 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' X O it 1 1 1 , - WOOD BROTHERS Smce 1914 SAN MARCOS TEXAS ACADEMY STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME GARY AND PFIEFFER FIRESTONE DEALERS RCA TV S FRIGIDAIRE Tires and Tubes Home and Auto Supplies EXport 2 3716 Son Morcos AIKEN S JEWELRY S T E R L I N G Gorham Internatxonal Towle Lunt Helrloom and Wallace C H I N A Havlland Franclscan Syracu Franclscan Pottery Dzamonds Watches and Fzne J ewelrj Post Office Block STYLE CENTER COLLEGIATE SHOP Mose SMITH S FLOWERS 178 N 1 P . Y Y , 1 - se . , l , . 1 a For Your Choice In Academy C0-Eds Flowers for any Occ ' gs sivm ,V 00-9 5 Y 2 I Q Son arc , T xos 5 'Q 5' 00,470 maxi? -4-,J Gy Q jg La. M31 wfjffv DRINK 'lily QCLZVQ Utd V Cwk 4 Q0 5 Q The Pause Thot Refreshes 71-6 if f 4 Compluments LXQCN 5 K Of San Marcos Coca Colo Bottling Company Son Marcos, Texos - v' X! , -. ix , . 1 X K gg A 1, ,Ji V, 9. - fp!! ' ' - aw- ' ' ,. 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