Schreiner Institute - Recall Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

mdk.,- -n-fr , 'Q. ' . xi'-J,1iWf' ,Y f a -. ,M My, .V :Mt Q cf. H Y' QCP Q' STAFF! Editor - Robert Pickle Administration and Faculty - Richard Thompson Classes - Roberta Wells Favorites - Dick .lunkin Activities - Lewis Wilkins Organizations - Jo Gayle Chamberlain Military - Ed Berrio Athletics - James Builta, editor, Ed Handley, Joel McMillian Advertising -Kay Russell, editor, Ed Berrio, Bill Strick land, Mary Dell Toler, Tim Heidtman Artists - Bob Martin, Gibbs Milliken, James Horne SCHREINER INSTITUTE ' ' ' v- I2 X. Q' i33vjf7 h,'k,'l :-,.2,ipv, v,5,,wEN.Q iA ' V ' - ., v 7 . v . ' - 3' 4,141 my 'LQ :iw i. ., V :Q-L W Q . I , T kxmQ+wS'f cf 'if' '. ..f'T '- Q ff' , , T 4 T -, fn T -,,,,, ., -,ff , T M T w TTTT - T - W' ff L4',,S'fl' 5, ,j km4k,,gg,-4 if ,,,g?L. N' -' WW-. W, f ,-:S Y , 5 ' Q, v..MMwA.,,,,,,., A A . + ff ww-V .-, 'W , K 5,,J:'wlxYH, ' T , N wr nv' 134' All if KS' 'H ' f 4.4 KERRVILLE, TEXAS FOREWCRD We, the members of the 'I956 RECALL staff, take pride in presenting this book to the students, facul- ty, and friends of Schreiner Institute as a lasting pictorial narrative of the events and happenings of the 1955-56 school year. It is our sincere hope that the years to come will find you recalling from the pages of this book all the pleasant associations and memorable occasions which characterized your days at Schreiner Institute. We trust you will find that purpose fulfilled in the following pages. The 'I956 RECALL Published by the students of SCHREINER INSTITUTE KERRVILLE, TEXAS J. J. DELANEY CHARLES SCHREINER President of Schreiner lnstitute Emeritus Founder of Schreiner Institute BOARD OF TRUSTEES Left to right: Mr. Robert Flato, Dr. George Mauze, Mr. Edward H. Harte, Mr. Charles Johnston, Mr. W. Scott Schrein- er, Dr. Wm. M. Logan, Dr. Andrew Edington, Mr. C. A. Coskey, Mr. Jerry Covington, Mr. James A. Darby, Mr. Donald B. Leverett, Rev. William A. Baine. Not Pictured are: Col. D. Harold Byrd, Mr. W. Howell Cocke, Rev. Robert P. Douglass, Mr. C. H. Gilmer, Hon. Dan Moody, Rev. Henry Quinius, Mr. Gus F. Schreiner, Dr. H. Kerr Taylor. DEDICATION It is a distinct privilege for us, the Recall Staff of 1955-56, to dedicate the 1956 RECALL to Colonel Raymond Orr, U.S.A., Ret., Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Schreiner institute for the past nine years. His sincere interest in the students who have been in his classes, his willingness to help those who have found themselves in dif- ficulty, and his own example of the highest possible sense of duty and integrity have won him a place unique in the hearts of literally hundreds of Schreiner Cadets and ex-students. 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WILLIAM GALT MARTIN Dean Emeritus Professor, Bible, B.S., South Carolina Military College, Graduate Work, The University of Ten- nessee, University of Virginia, University of Chicago FREDERICK H. JUNKIN Q Registrar B.B.A., The University of Texas 'facial-.i. v- '+.- sf, 1, WILLIAM CALVIN WEIR Dean Professor, Mathematics, B.S., The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, M.S., lbid THOMAS M. HAMMOND Dean of Student Life Professor, Physics, B.A., The University of Texas, M.A., lbid, Graduate Work, University of Colo- rado, The University of Chicago RAYMOND ORR Professor of Military Science and Tactics, B.A., University of Chattanooga, Colonel, U.S. Army, Retired JOHN E. HAMBERGER Athletic Director and Head Coach, ln- structor, Civics, B'.S., Southern Methodist University, Graduate Work, Stephen F. Austin State College J. ROY MOSES, JR. Director of Publicity and Student Publi- cations, B.A., Southwestern University M.J., The University of Texas , RU DOLPH ALLAN BREWSTER Professor and Head of Department, Eng- lish, B.A., Daniel Baker College, M.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College, Graduate Work, The University of Texas TRUMAN O. HILDEBRAND Professor and Head of Department Mathematics, B.A., M.A., The University of Texas, Graduate Work, The University of Texas CHARLES GILBERT ROWE Professor, French, Latin and Spanish, B.A., Vanderbilt University, M.S'., Indiana University, PhD., The University of Illi- nois, Certificat d'Etudes, University of Paris ROBERT WINSTON CARDEN Professor, Biology and Zoology, B.S., Western Kentucky Teachers College, M.S., The University of Kentucky, Graduate Work, Iowa State College HARRY WILLIAM CRATE Q I. i .J Professor, Engineering and Mathematics, Graduate of Schreiner Institute, B.A., B.S., and M.A., The Rice Institute 'fi 'ste HENRY T TINSLEY Admissions Counselor, Professor, English, B.A., Baylor University, M.A., The Univer- sity of Chicago, Graduate Work, Ibid WILLIAM F. TENNEY Professor, Economics and Education, B.A., Austin College, M.A., The University of Texas, Graduate Work, The University of Colorado, The University of Virginia A?- x GORDON B. HANCHEY Professor, Chemistry, B.A., East Texas State Teachers College, M.A., Ibid, Grad- uate Work, The University of Texas Q. if S tg I vul,X E. DEAN I'-IOPF Professor, Agriculture and' Ranching, B.S., Southwest Texas State Teachers Col- lege, M.A., Ibid, M.S., The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, Grad- uate Work, The University of Wyoming i I X N VERNA WALKER Librarian, B.A., Trinity University, Grad- uate Work, The University of Oklahoma, B.S in Library Science, Texas State Col- lege for Women TED FORD AINSWORTH Associate Professor, English and Speech, B.A., Southwestern University, M.A., lbid MRS. OLA MAE HOPF Instructor, Accounting, Business Adminis- tration and Typewriting, B.B.A., The Uni- versity of Texas, Graduate Work, The University of Texas WILLIAM H. ERNST Director, Band and Instrumental Music, Allen Academy, Lieutenant Colonel, T.C. Reserve RCBERT IRA SANSOM Instructor, Mathematics and General Sci- ence, Graduate of Schreiner Institute, B.S., Trinity University STANLEY Y KENNEDY Assistant to Professor of Military Science and Tactics Assistant to Dean of Stu dent Life BA Wabash College VERDELL TURNER lsketball Coach, Instructor, Mathemat- ,, B.S., Texas Technological College MAL FOWLER Assistant Coach, Instructor, History, B.S., Texas Christian University HAROLD FOERSTER Instructor, Science, B.S., Texas Lutheran College THEO BLUE 1structor, Mathe- matics, Graduate of chreiner Institute, .B.A., The Universi- f of Texas ANDREW JOHNSON ssociate Professor, History and Govern- ent, B.A., The University of Texas, .A., The University of Indiana JIMMY D. BISHOP Instructor, English, B.A., East Texas State Teachers College, Graduate Work, lbid., and The University of Tennessee MRS. CATHERINE ROWE Instructor, English, B.A., The University of Illinois O. R. NESMITH, JR. Instructor, History and Spanish, B.A., North Texas State College fe .41 -H, MWKN, JL-Q - ,NN , mb, is I Q i f 3 'Sri 4' .Ly . -2 , .,:, we it - Q f or W .4 sf' 1. f'AP ' iii ,n , 39943 1 xg, n M CIASSE r w 4-P l K I Q f f ft lf' f 4 i 1752 . y W f ' S -521441 5 gl! , xg W Q2 QQ -Q M M HW 1 ,,! 'Z - 4 NT fb M , v , X x' Y, A U N 4 T' g ' in Lgff- 1 V X j o'! f':T?.1?'2f' E ' , 'xx 'fa , t X Il N Xxx! n,',:.5L,' JV x ,-Qy H, Y- -'i f fl! ,Q . T- !' 1'--f' -11 COLLEGE SCPHOMO RES CLASS OFFICERS 1955-56 James J. Johnston Disk Stanford Bob Barton Carlton Englehardt Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President President Sergeant-at-Arms 'R' ROBERT RHEA BARTON Gordon 'laney Hall Pres., '53-'54, Senior Class es., '53-'54, Student Council Vice Pres., 3-'54, Freshman Class Pres., '54-'55, Jdent Council Pres., '54-'55, Soph. :ss Pres., '55-'56, Hoon Hall Pres., 5-'56, Student Council Pres., '55-'56, i Theta Kappa Vice Pres., '55-'56, tmmander Crack Platoon, '55-'56, HS holarship Award, '53-'54, Track vard, '53-'55, Basketball Award, '53- lg Winning Company, '54-'55, Betten- urt Award, '54-'55, Who's Who, '53- 1, Basketball Letterman, '53-'54, Track tterman, '53-'55 JAY LAWRENCE BRIGHT Troup S lan ll . ,K ,.. . NORMAN KEITH BLOCKER Stanton CLARENCE EDWARD BERRIO Port Arthur Chemistry Club, '52-'56, Vice Pres. '54-'55, National Latin Society, '52-'54 Pre-Med Club Secretary-Treasurer, '55 '56, Hoon Hall Vice Pres., '55-'56, Re call, Mountaineer Staff, '55-'56, C' Company Commander, '55-'56 DON FRANK BROWN San Antonio Football, '54-'56, Track '54-'55 .Q-,af Chemistry Club, '54-'56, Treasurer, '54- '56, Physics Club, '54-'56, Vice Pres., '55-'56, Football Letterman, '54-'56, Track Letterman, '54-'55 41' Football, 4-if ROBERT JAMES BROWN Midland J ERRY FLOR EZ Raymondville '54-'56 f Q Hempstead .qe Range Letterman, '55-'56 Freeport '55-'56, Officers Club, '56 SIDNEY KEITH FAUERBACH Ingram . W., B Mountaineer Staff, '54-'55 ' Phi Theta Kappa, '55-'56, DONALD E. CROWHURST Mountaineer Staff, '54-'55, Physics Clu '54-'56, Archeology Club, '54-'55, Rif JAMES ROBERT FREEMAN Drama Clu 1 .ok -Y' 9 LOUIS NIXON FROST Fort Worth ock P I o to o n, '54-'55, Dormitory ipervisor LLOYD PAUL HEBERT Port Arthur 'k 5 JAMES W. GENTRY Kilgore Rodeo Club Secretur '54 '56 Student 41. PHILIP H. FURMAN Kerrville LLOYD DONALD HUNT Houston Mountaineer Stuff, '55-'56, Recoll Stuff, '55-'56, Rodeo Club, '54-'56, Officers Club, '55-'56, Drclmci Club, '54-'55, Hoon Hall Trecls., '55-'56 .2 YI ' f Council, '55-'56, Recall Stuff, '54-'55, Ot- ficers Club, '55-'56 JAMES J. JOHNSTON Houston Student Council Sec.-Treas., '55 56, Soph. Class Sec.-Treas., '55-'56, Track, '55 LAWRENCE MALLOY 41 EDWARD DIXON JUNKIN Kerrville Glee Club, '50-'51, Rifle Team, '51-5 Band, '50-'55, Junior Class Pres., '5 '53, High School Honor Graduate, Whc Who, '53-'54, Student Council, '52-'5 Battalion Council, '54-'56, Chapel Cor mittee, '54-'55, Mountaineer, Reca Staff, '54-'56, Drum Maior, '53-'55, P Theta Kappa Pres., '55-'56, Physics Cli Sec., '55-'56, Outstanding Captain, '5 Leader, Winning Platoon, '55, Bausch Lomb Science Award, '54, High Schc Tennis, '52-'54, College Tennis, '54-'E Pioneer Conference Tennis runner-L '55, Battalion Commander, '55-'56 THOMAS WADE MEEK Ferris Kerrville LEIF W. LUGLAN Kerrville 'lu lt' by 14 A - fl GERALD ART MILLER Son Antonio :Cleo Club, '54-'56, Pre-Med Club, ice-Pres., '55-'56, Chemistry Club, '54- 6, Vice Pres., '55-'56, Taxidermy Club, S4-'56, NCO Club, Archeology Club HERMAN RAY NORTHRUP Amarillo wh? flu-ah, HENRY ELTON MUNK Viclorio Rodeo Club, '54-'56, Pres., '54-'55, Taxi. dermisf Club, '54-'55 3 f' are DON ALLEN MONTIER Port Lovaco ERNEST FREDERICK RADELEFF Kerrville 4 ,IZ ' fit, 0 'T , iv JOE RIMES Lake Charles, La. Foofbou, '54-'56 na?- DONALD CLIFFORD SCARBER, JR. .lacksboro JIMMY ROBINSON Wichita Falls A? TOMMY GENE ROBERTS Houston Cheerleader, '55-'56, Mountaineer Staf '55-'56, Pre-Med Club, 55 56 rac Platoon, '54-'55 DANNY R. SCIARAFFA San Antonio Football, '55-'56 Rodeo Club Sec.-Treas.p Chemistry ' Football Letterman, '54-'56 Club, 15 RICHARD H. SELLEH Thompsons Y il f1.::I' CHARLES HOMER SMOOT Coral Gables, Fla. hemistry Club, Pre-Med Club Bvskefbcllf 1543 ROBERTO TAMEZ Mexico .rcheology Club, '54-'55, Crack Platoon S4-'56, Chemistry Club, '55-'56, Glee lub, '54-'56 56, Captain, '56, Intra , I .em mural Track High Point Trophy, '55 FRANK RICHARD STANFORD Dallas EUGENE MEREDITH WAIT Kerrville 41' Phi Theta Kappa, '55-'56, Football, '54- '56, Captain, '55-'56, Basketball, '54-'56 , fm v BILLY RAY WICKER Hamilton MARTHA LOU ROGERS Kerrville We -fm H. CARLTON ENGELHARDT San Antonio Freshman Sgt.-at-Arms, '54-'55, Sopho- more Class Sgt.-at-Arms, '55-'56, Rodeo Club, '54-'56, Pres., '55-'56, Science Club Sgt.-at-Arms, '55-'56, Football, '54-'56, Co-Captain, '55, President's Trophy, Out- standing Lineman, '55, Honorable Men- tion All Conference, '55, 3rd Team All- American, '55 aug, 'vs , ' I ,,, ,Q 113 K ..,, ,M .. MM, it -.,- , . , , . Q:??2lf 1, fy 2. . , M, . S. ,,,,, 1 LEWIS L. WILKINS, JR. San Saba Phi Theta Kappa Sec., '55-'56, Moun taineer Editor, '55-'56, Recall Staff, '55 '56, Parade Editor, '56, Parade Associ ate Editor, '55, Band, '55-'56, Drum Ma ior, '56, Crack Platoon, '55, Officer- Club, '56, Battalion Council, '56, JAMES E. WOOD Paint Rock as- 'xl 1 H A s'iz 'W I ilf2 CDLLEGE FRESHMEN . 4 I ' i 5 I P I I E 'Y R! v - -- 1 4 r r Y' .,, CLASS OFFICERS 'I955-56 Walter Schulle Jerry Pennington Irene Allison Bob Price Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms rf? fasll GUADALUPE ALMENDAREZ HARRY L. ANDREWS, JR. JAMES L. BECKHAM Fclfurrias Laredo George West WINFIELD P. BETTY DALLAS R. BLAGG Kerrville Mexico ve-'if 'UH lf -23 sf Q27 WILLIAM H. BONNER JAMES A. BUILTA DON R. BURNS Houston Kerrville Rclymondville 'Q 4- 9 JAMES A. CLEMENTS III JOHN C. COOKE LAWRENCE E. CUNNINGHAM Angleton Lake Jackson Seguin JERRY W. DODSON HAROLD D. DUKE Port Lavaca Waring i V Q it wg sg Ymg-11:1 G, 'X - i , - 'Rn' ii xx A, i BOBBY J. EDDINGS WYLIE T. FOX JQHN F, FRANKLIN Freer Harlingen Dallas fb! an , Q' THOMAS B. FURMAN JERRY L, GIRARD HARRY L GOSWICK Kerrville Ingram La Marque 4' . . M3 GLENN C- GREENLEE ROBERT P. HALL, JR. Stanton Marlin .1 1' FLOYD E- HARGROVE RICHARD M. HARVEY HUGH M. HAYES LG FENG Corpus Christi George West , ' V 2 RICHARD E. HOLMES W. J. JONAS, JR. WAYNE H. JONES Fort Worth Kerrville Devine ,iwgks GLENN F. JUREK JOHN L. KAMMERDIENER Pasadena Alice 1' RAYMOND R. KIRSCH, JR. WILLIAM J. KLINGAMAN MAGNESS A. LINDSEY Kerrville San Antonio Devine .-np., '15 DON A. LIPSCOMB GERALD L. LUCKY GEORGE A. McCALL, JR Brownsville Houston Weatherford JAMES L. McCALL DAN C. McCALLUM Weatherford Austin .ri 1 RIDGE W. McNElR ROBERT H. MARTIN JEAN MAUZE La Marque Lake Charles, La. Sqn Antgnig fi 'If BUDDY W. MILES LESLIE A. MORRIS JAMES A. ORD Houston Kermit Boulder, Colo. JACK PARKHOUSE JERRY L. PENNINGTON ROBERT D. PICKLE Dallas Eldorado ' Knoxville, Tenn. 'Tv' LEE H. PIERCE REX H. RAMBO JAMES R. SCHOOLFIELD Blessing Corpus Christi Pcmpa , 1? WALTER G. SCHULLE DON L. SHONE JOHN W, SILBERISEN Karnes City North Pleasanton Rockport DANNY C. SMITH WILLIAM H. SMITH III JOHN H. SMOOT Olton Victoria Coral Gables, Fla. l- GV JACK D. STUESSY WILLIAM T. TATE THOMAS L. THORNHILL Austin San Antonio Houston v 'ga 'Z' LEROY B. TOON JAMES L. TURNBOW MANLIO E. VALDES Wichita Falls Levelland Mexico gr... Al f 'Z JAMES W. WALLS WILLIAM D. WALTON, JR. LYNN ERNEST WATSON La Marque Kerrville Garland McDONALD WHITE ARNOLD WIMBERLEY WAYNE R. YOUNGBLOOD Anahuac La Marque Marble Falls IRENE L. ALLISON LINDA LOU NICHOLAS Kerrville Kerrville f comNNE G. can ,- Kerrville A fe f f'?y,l,isf- Lucv ORTEGA O l l A l Qvl' -I Kerrville W 22 it N , X I Q Q E' Q I ' ,5 S wi 'J 1' 3 Q I I l I I A A: l if .. ,L..,. I ,up MARY DELL TOLER Kerrville ROBERT F. PRICE Olton JOYCE TAYLOR Kerrville .IO GAYLE CHAMBERLA Kerrville KAY RUSSELL Kerrville ROBERTA WELLS Kerrville HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OFFIC S 1955-56 Carl Kinslow Dick McHargue Steve Hodge Howard Dedmon Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer President Sergeant-at-Arms 'IRS' GEORGE T. BAKER Texas City REESE R. BESCH Houston Rodeo Club, Crack Platoon, Fly- ing Club, Archeology Club, Bas- ketball, '54-'56, I n t r a m u r al Track, Softball .5 an-a WILLIAM E. CHANDLER San Angelo fi!! RICHARD T. BARNES Shreveport, La. E, CHARLES L. BENNETT Marfa Mountaineer Staff, Recall Staff, Dramatics Club, '55-'56 Hou 14 Q GEORGE C. BLACK, JR. Brownsville ROBERT L. CHAMBERS Port Lavaca MAX M. COLLINGS San Antonio Football, Basketball, '55-'56, President's Trophy Most Out- standing Back, '55 oi r 'U' I JOHN L. DANIEL Stanton sp t HOWARD W. DEDMON Venezuela Flying Club, M.P.p Crack Pla- toon, Physics Club Sgt.-at-Arms, Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms l 'SP CHARLES L. EDMISTON, JR. Crockett ff WILLIAM L. DENSON Harlingen l v 'Ti 1' 'ZZ' LARRY R. DUNCAN Venezuela Student Council, '54-'55, Junior Class Pres., '54-'55, Rodeo Club, Crack Platoon, Basketball, '53- GEORGE M. FULLER Tallulah, La. Dorm Supervisor, '55-'56, Phys ics Club, '55, Pre-Med Club, '56, Basketball, '55, Tennis, '55 '55, Footboll, '54-'55, Intramural Track, Softball JERRY GRIZZLE Houston Ai R BARRY P. HEBERT Fort Worth Physics Club, '55-'56, Dramatics club, '55-'56, Football, '55 JAMES R- HERMAN Marfo Football, '55 STEPHEN A. HODGE Brownsville Af STEPHEN W. LEWIS Brownsville CARL T. KINSLOW Fort Worth Crack Platoon, J u n i o r Class JAMES S- JOHNSON Sgt.-ot-Arms, Senior Class Vice- Midland Pres.- Delane Hall Pres. Dorm I Y I S u p e r v i s o r, '54-'55, '55-'56, Manual of Arms Winner, '54- .1-Q' K TERRY S. MUNCEY Dallas SAMUEL G. MILLIKEN San Antonio WILLIAM R. MCHARGUE Midland Crack Platoon, Dorm Supervisor '55-'56, Senior Class Secy.-Treas urerg Basketball, '54-'55, Coll Football Mgr., '55, College Golf, ' '54-'55-'56 I ' 9 1 a C WILLIAM B. ROBERTS Pettus Dorm Supervisor, '55-'56 0 JAMES M. RAY Q Venezuela ALDEN R. PETERSON Kerrville tw . Q 1 3- LEWIS M. ROBISON Marfa - d I b Crack Platoon, Ro eo C u DONALD E. ROGERS Llano Crack Platoon, '55-'56, Football, '54-'55 1 FRED H. STRANGE Houston Delaney Hall Vice-Pres., '55-'56, Rodeo Club, Dorm Supervisor, '55-'56, Football, '53-'56, Bos- Houston ketball, '54-'55, Track, '55-'56 ARIE C. TER POORTEN Crack Platoon ROBERT A. SARICH Houston Band, '54-'55-'56, Basketball, '54, Dance Band, '55-'56, Phys- ics Club, '55-'56, Dorm Super- visor, '55-'56 RICHARD F. THOMPSON Midland -Q AQ? R HARLAN N. WELTON Houston Physics Club, Student Council, Rifle Team, D r a m a t i c Club, JAMES M' WHITELEY Schreiner Hall Pres. V9l'1elUelCI WAYNE C. WILSON Rio Frio 'N JUNIORS Larry Schofield Ed H dl an ey Louis Rothermel Maury Rubenstein HIGH SCHOOL UNDERCLASSES Freshmen - Wilberf Fuller Frank Davis Jim Laird, Coy McCollum SOPHOMORES Bill Bocock Don Groce Dick Hiftson 11. DONALD G. ADAMS Jasper l 4 GEORGE E. BELCHER Dallas ROBERT CRAIN Midland ERNEST W. EGGERS Kerrville EDMOND I. BAILEY Medina . 2 's EDWARD L. CHEENEY, JR. Raywood '4.,' in DAVID M. CUMMINGS, JR. Houston THOMAS E. FOSTER Mexico High School BOBBY L. BAUGH Temple J U N I O R S M. SCOTT COMBS Housion L ef- 5. L vw FRED H. DENKER JOHN M. DOSS Odessa San Angelo 23 TULANE GORDON III JOSEPH S. GRAY Houston Chicago, lll. 1 EDDIE HANDLEY, JR. CARL E. HENDRIX, JR. ROBERT C. JONES Son Antonio Horatio, Ark- Alice UQ RICHARD N. JORDAN BEN CAMP KELLY III DAVID KLAPPROTH Houston Ferris Midland JOHN B. LAIR JIM L. LANDER ROBERT B. LEWIS, JR. Rankin Woxahochie Houston 40 '-Wh ROY H. OAKES ALVIN A. PARKER WAYNE T. PATE Houston Lordsburg, N.M. Houston JACK M. MOORE Houston ROBERT T. RAMBO Corpus Christi LOUIS F. ROTHERMEL MAURY R. RUBENSTEIN LARRY M. SCHOFIELD Houston Houston Houston - s sa ' 1' 41 KEITH SIMMONS WILLIAM C. SMITHSON HAROLD N. SPINER Fort Worth Venezuela Houston ..., 'rf 1 Q JAMES R. STEPHEN RONALD ROGER STONE HUGH W. STRICKLAND FREDERICO E. VALDES Robstown Houston Houston Mexico TRAVIS VOSSLER WILLIAM G. WALKER HUGH WITHERSPOON DONALD M. WYCHE Ode-SSG Alice Victoria Alice my ll V f '?' at 40 KY ENNIS C. ADKINS JACKIE V. ADWELL Houston Arlington DWIGHT H. AUSTIN, JR. Houston -F-T 4-le' Y 42 DAVID A. BARKER CHARLES H. BOCOCK Houston Hunt High School MARCUS P. BRADISH WALTER C. BRISCH V Van Alstyne Houston :, nv-- . -1-41 JAMES M. BROWN Son Angelo VICTOR V. BUSBY PAUL K. BUTLER Monahcnns Houston JOSEPH W. COPELAND RICHARD N. CROSS Pettus Stanton RICHARD A. FRANCO Venezuela EDWARD G. FRANKS KENNETH W. GANDY Venezuela Houston SOPHOMO RES if MILTON A. GIBSON, JR. DONALD B. GROCE Kerrvnlle Mudlond T f 'Z -L F -0 WILLIAM S. HEMBREE, JR. gg San Angelo RICHARD W. HITTSON HUGH G. HOLLAND Polo Pinto Son Angelo Ki ' may WILLIAM L. IRWIN JOEL H. McMlLLIAN TAYLOR D. MATHENY l-05 VGQGSI Nev- San Antonio Houston gall , 4, as ak JERRY V- MATTHEWS SAM H. MONTGOMERY, JR. THOMAS E. PATRICK Odessa Houston Midland i is PORKY PERKINS ROBERT M. SHAW JOHN R. SOUTH Alice Houston Brazil 'A G? CHARLES P. WHITE JOHN WIRTH JOHN WYNN San Antonio Santa Rosa AYTSSIUI N-M- High School FRESHMEN JAMES D. ALLRED Midland MILTON L. BELL Corpus Christi DONALD A. BURNEY Mertzon PAT N. CUTHBERTSON Dallas .7 IRTHUR W. HASTINGS Houston l JAMES C. CRYER Port Lavaca FRANK H. DAVIS WILLIAM H. EPPLER WILBERT L. FULLER Bellaire San Antonio Odessa I -ex r 3 TIM W. HEIDTMAN JAMES E. LAIRD RICHARD LOUDERMILK Longview Houston Dallas PHILIP L. PATTON Mexico COY E. McCOLLUM MALCOLM McMILLAN Midland THOMAS W. RAY La Porte Pasadena FRANK ROSSI JACKIE C. ROGERS Odessa Evansville, Ind. NORMAN L. SHAHEEN JOHN I. WALTON Venezuela RICHARD L. 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I 34 ,M QQ X 2 x'?eSA l IMMY GENTRY ' pagan' A KILGORE w fozwdle 7 1 I f r I N N K N F , X ff,1 Z XY-W xx KM vp f W IW Q NM. 5. vp H , W 'V 1 ' X '.'4 . 'ff I K --55-Q,.,,.-q-5--nj.: W - xgwm. 1, .M,-'Y2,sfa,.w.A K ,I f' . ,Ist-4 'LJ' , f fell 1-2 f A125 ' ' ' ' T nik- ' , ,Q X fl DICK JUNKIN KERRVILLE Wim Radmu Wada Keuadle I SCHREINER 0' In 9 i Yum: 1 WHO'S wHo The 1956 Recall staff members now present the ten college sophomores and eleven high school seniors who have been selected by members of the facul- ty and administration to appear in this section. To be selected for Who's Who at Schreiner is an honor, and we are proud of these young men. We need to give no basis for selection. lt is enough to say that members of Who's Who are the outstanding cadets, and we believe the records that they have made prove this. COLLEGE SOPHOMORES -- .,...........1-l-1n- Dick Junkin Billy Wicker Ed Berrio Lewis ' Wilkins Bob Freeman COLLEGE SOPHOMORES 'vlw-...N ,J Bob I I f 3 , 9 U 4 7 rig' 'F Barton Norma Blocker Dick Stanford .A fp' 7 5 51 iq Gerry Mill Don Crowhu rsf WHU'b WHU HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR Bill Roberts Steve Hodge ' 'V Terry Muncey Wayne Wilson Max Gibbs Milliken C0llin95 Carl Kinslow .W jk AQ 4' AW, Harlan Welton George Fuller Howard Dedmon Dick McHargue im-fvlm Q7 5 V 512257-Q K X 'YA' 1 1147! 5 XX ,gjg-G1 'G' - s f' XX - W Q ' K t QNX 1 , ,, -4 ' G 7 f gy D ,o X X X X Q41 ' 4l ..,... I J f Z . lj If - 'X fy X X X X 07 vvwfsvi ff QQ X ff f W . 1 - f 4. ' X f ' 1 I OL f gg X7 ' is 7 1 , . , ,V t, , Q z 47 Z , , . 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MAY 30, T955 f Moior Robertson and the judge congrot ulcite manual of arms winners. ,wi . . .the Colors go by. FINAL DANCE May ao, 1955 t 5 H Af r f s L. D. struck up his bond . .. Something sweet and sentimental The punch bowl was popular The Mcnior and his sponsor . . . and away we went. I Q ' ,A Q? . . i M!! fl 2 nEj!i:lp SCHOOL DPENS September 13, 1955 Some coeds talk it over Where's Mr. Aten? We wcmt books! Milliken gets fitted Bob and his boys started eorly - this is the Crack Plc1toon'sfirst drill. E I W Q A T- ' ,A n Band Company officers make up their roster iese are from Freeman's platoon . . . they don't know what's ming off. i 1 C Barton, Berrio, and Hodge talk the situation over. FIRST MILITARY FORMATION V, AJ. They don't know what's coming off . . . yet. X , . rhpii' mn.-f . ' - s S ' 1 Hodge and Smithson organize their C Company platoon September 20, 1955 Mrs Scmsom ond Ins present the Queen Joyce There goes Com pc: ny C... ...and the Crack Plofoon. OCTCBER 28-29 i Col. Ernst directs the band. Hump it over! Downtown Pep Rally Everybody yelled-while traffic stopped. The Queen is crowned-Junkin watches. Man, was that pig ever greasy! Tarleton Game L, 'Ab' Wai A A .ow- :'f.,k.,1f'f,Hl-1.. EQ A 'P -' V' rd' Q 'fQ,.g1Jw? 4 -ww E .4 . P AC 'YK 'I K us -1.- W Q... 1 HM, , -ze va V , , , ' 'Z-4 T- V ,. ' f A A , 1 .41 , ,- M 1. V . 4' . , M H M 'Wil' -rung N. B' 'Q W Nm, , WA, NOVEMBER 18, 1955 The band was inspected firs They won. Capt. Stanford confers witl' Col. Orr and Col. Kennedy .4 ,M,v.:, K' A Carte' .. -'tty 3 6.3 f at Cclpt. Wicker reports Corr 'Bl' . -2' pany B Prepared for nr -3 spection. +L' ' A- ff-,,,--rn. A -Q 6 W ' 'X 41 U MU' Q. - . . Af x , L. -5 , A . , , e,e,,,.4 .4- rs- Na, zu, 4, 'A' ,I-,..aqw-www ' ' .1 -'fwl' - W ' - A -. qfqp... 3 . I , N ,K Q.. in 5 ,-,f 5,, . Q 5' g, 5'1- K 1 ii A Ei 149,44 .wil .is f 5 Q I Us iw :fs , Q N- Q ,, in WH, Q ' W' fl ,, , , ,i , R g gi? E ' 5 1 Ii . jx 'E' gin x 3 -N-..., F x- ' + 'X A y 'x , Xl 4:5 K' 'X . t,'x. wer . .L ' K g V Q- . - - if, I ln, Joyce Taylor and Don Montier portrayed Mary and Joseph in the annual Dramatics Club production. Eileen Hopf made an ideal Lit- tlest Angel +, innn.,,,. Schreiner Hall went Mexican in their celebration, complete with the pinata .... .,.e ' L .--- ' - 5 qi Ag . . .but some had trouble finding where it was hung. PAGEANT-DECEMBER 13 CHRISTMAS Dokm PARTIES-DECEMBER 13 w , t5PEyQ1p5w: 41 Then there was the crew from Club Dickey, and wha crew. 1 XXj'1T. F Q '- 4 av lv ,J A X11 4 THIS IS AN ENTIRELY NEW activity at Schreiner, and one we hope will be- come an annual occasion. ACTIVITY DAY, MARCH 2 celebration of Texas Independence Day, was the idea and project of the Student Council, under the leadership of President Bob Barton, and that group did an excellent job in drawing up a schedule of events and seeing to it that they were carried through with smoothness and efficiency. THE DAY'S SCHEDULE THIS year opened with an address by Glenn Petsch, Kerr County attorney and former Schreiner student, before an assembly in the school auditorium. After lunch, students participated in a full schedule which included platoon competition in close-order drill, inter-dormitory track and field ACTIVITY DAY Mr. Johnson sf MARCH 2 contests, a tug-o'-war, and the privilege of attending supper in non-reg clothing. After supper, there was a strictly amateur basketball game between the non- athletes of Hoon Hall and South Barracks, boxing, and a dance with music pro- vided bythe alternating orchestral sounds of the Schreiner Dance.Bancl and Bob the Hick Bar1'on's western music group. WE FEEL THAT THIS year's Activity Day adequately fulfilled its purpose: to provide a break in the long period between the Christmas holidays and Easter vacation. It was one of the outstanding contributions made in the course of the year to campus life. wr, , ,. . .., 'ii' '. - u. and friends. --w. 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JU' 'lv THE GILLIS RIFLES Bob Barton, Commander STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Harlan Welton, Steve Hodge, Mr. Sansom, Bob Barton, Jim Johnston. Standing: Larry Schofield, Sam Monigomery, Frank Davis, Harold Spiner, W. D. Walton, James W. Gentry. . . Joyce Taylor, Irene Allison, Kay Russell, Jo Gayle Chamberlain, Annice Horn, Lucy Ortega, Roberta Wells, Linda Nicholas, Joan Wagner, Corrine Orr. Not pictured: Mary Dell Toler and Martha Lou Rogers. CCJMPANY On maneuvers. . COMPANY OFFICERS President .... ' . . Joyce Taylor Vice-president . . . ......... Corrine Orr Secretary-treasurer .... .Io Gayle Chamberlain Reporter ........ ........,. K ay Russell -43PUI11U-Xb-I SHIIO U10-V0-4I'U 1'-'Q al Mr. Gordon Hanchey, sponsor, Jim Ord, James Beckham, Mike Harvey, Irene Allison, James E. Wood, Ted Hudson, Jerry Miller, Johnny Cooke, Billy Wicker, Donald E. Hopkins, Phil Furman, Norman Blocker, Jerry Girard. Richard Thompson, Norman Blocker, Steve Hodge, Donald Crowhursf, Winfield Betty, Harlan Welton, Tony Delong, Barry Hebert, Raymond Kirsch, Bob Martin, Alvin Parker, Manlio Valdes, Bill Jonas, Dick Holmes, Hugs Hayes, Lloyd Unnasch, Mr. Thomas M. Hammond, sponsor. 1 ex- Lf 1' , x 5 Q O , 'IU WAHI , 1 5351 2- 1 v Q, an ll ,QQ RODEO CLUB Put it on him, Watson Carlton Englehardt, Maxwell Ray, Charles Bennett, Pat Cuthbertson, Don Lips- comb, Robert Jones, Henry Munk, Don Hunt, Warren Hastings, Don Wyche, Fred Strange, Jerry Miller, Donnie White, Lewis Robison, Jimmy Robinson, Jimmy Gentry, Lynn Watson, Bill Smith. Ray Lipscomb Munk E M N Englehardt KYFHMXX ab Martin, James Horne, Lewis Wilkins, Dick Barnes, Mary Dell Toler, Kay issell, Jo Gayle Chamberlain, Roberta Wells. Not pictured: Bob Pickle, ck Junkin, James Builta, Ed Berrio, Richard Thompson. m0llNl Posing THE MOUNTAINEER Entered ns sci-ond class mutter, Octulwi- 17. 1932-4, at Post Office of Kerrville, Texas, under the Act of March 3, 1879 M0UN'l'AlNlil4lR S'l'.-XFF EDITOR ,,,-, M, ,-,... , ,.,,, ,, ,,,... .--....., ,.,.. Lewis Wilkins MANAGING EDITOR -., ,,,, James Builta SPORTS EDITOR -,,, -,,,Harold Duke BUSINESS MANAGER M-, , v,,... Kay Russell ADVERTISING MANAGER .,.. ..,, M ary Dell Toler 30-ED NEWS EDITOR ....., ..,,.. C orinne Orr CIRCULATION MANAGER ...,,.......e..,.....,. George O'Brien REPORTERS: Dick Barnes, Ed Berrio, Pete Busby, Jo Gayle Cham- berlain, Scotty Combs, Sid Fauerbach, Jerry Grizzle, Don Hunt, Dick Junkin, Jim Lander, Wayne Pate, Jerry Pennington, Tommy Roberts, Tommy Thornhill, Eugene Waite. lP0NS0R ------------ -----.---..... ...........s J . Roy Moses, Jr. 'RINTERS -H ,,.. The Kerrville Mountain Sun Planning Partying xx haf ' Procrastinating . . All Rec NNW, Seated: James Builta, Kay Russell, Corinne Orr, Jo Gayle Chamberlain, Mary Dell Toler, Dick Junkin. Standing: Lewis Wilkins, Tommy Roberts, Pete Busby, Dick Barnes. . 4. A' MMM. . ARCHEOLOGY CLUB Standing, left to right: Mr. Carden, Jay Bright, Mr. Foerster, Ted Hudson, Ed Ber- rio, Dick Junkin, Norman Blocker, Terry Muncey, Manlio Valdes, John Kam- merdiener, Jim Dinsmoor, Harlan Welton, Mr. Johnson, Richard Selleh, Raymond Kirsch, Mr. Crate. Front row: Donald Crowhurst, Tommy Patrick, Roberto Tamez, Bill Roberts, Dick McHargue, Tommy Roberts, Steve Hodge, Howard Dedmon, Gibbs Milliken, L. M. Malloy, Leif Luglan. , . Mr. Carden, Howard Dedmon, Ed Berrio, Jerry Miller, Billy Wicker, Raymond Kirsch, Sam Fuller, Tommy Roberts. PRE-MED .X-Y. Q 'lx 'P it f ', 'ff ., f ' Col. Kennedy, Harlan Welton, Billy Smith, Don Shone, Bill Jonas, Leif Luglan, Col. Orr, Dick Junkin, Jerry Girard, John Kammerdiener, Jackie Rogers, Donald Crowhurst. PHI THETA KAPPA Lewis Wilkins, Dick Stanford, Bob Freeman, Mr. Hildebrand, Billy Wicker, Bob Barton, Dick Junkin, Phil Furman. Christmas . . . Pageant . . . S CLUB Standing: Dick McHargue, Jack Parkhouse, Jimmy Gentry, Bob Freeman, Jerry Pennington, Don Shone, Rick Hargrove, Clifford Scarber, Robert Hall. Center row: Jerry Grizzle, Barry Hebert, Ennis Adkins, Dick Hittson, Harlan Welton, Buddy Miles. Front row: Corinne Orr, Kay Russell, Joyce Taylor, Linda Nicholas, Dick Barnes, Bob Pickle. One Act Play Rehearsal A ' 1 . Q X Y 1 if YZ? A MIL! TAR Y 4 -1- - X lumxfj , 1 VL . Zip' -ff,'f4Q7f 1 1 K 0265, 'ff W ' w+f f ff1 , fy 5 afwrqwhjw Wnkgwj iffy ffm Arm N 5 fgfm , N 7 f ,f Nb w H fffmfff x AW ff'4'y X 'Aff fm. il W at ' ' fa-I, 'fl1 P ?-'32227' . :T f Q S HORNE MARWN MILITARY 1 'S ,wr R. I a J 3, xl -rv COLONEL RAYMOND ORR LT. COLONEL STANLEY KENNEDY United States Army, Retired, Professor of Military United States Army, Retired, Assistant Professor of Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics THE BATTALION COUNCIL ' IMILITARY COURTI From left to right: Captain B. R. Wicker, Captain L. L. Wilkins, Major R. R. Barton, Major E. D. Junkin, Captain C. E. Berrio, Captain F. R. Stanford, Captain N. K. Blocker. 4, BATTALION HEADQUARTERS Major R. R. Barton, Battalion Exec., Major E. D. Junkin, Battalion Commander, 2nd Lt. J. W. Gentry, 2nd Lt. L. D. Hunt, Captain F. R. Stanford, Battalion Adiutant. BATTALION STAFF EDWARD DIXON JUNKIN Cadet Maior, Battalion Commander Q6 HX 'itll :L - ROBERT RHEA BARTON COLOR GUARD Cadet Maior, Battalion Executive Officer From left to right: Leroy Toon, Tom Thornhill, Jerry Florez, and Bill Smith new-fm lf- - an - . , f M... SSL- -- MfSgt. Leif Luglan-'Ist Sgt., Capt. Lewis Wilkins-Company Commander, 2nd Lt. Don Crowhurst-Executive. Cooke, J. C. Agee, R. J. Builta, J. Hamilton, G. McCall, G. A. Muncey, T. S. Miles, B. W. Hall, R. P. Cheeney, E. L. Morris, L. A. McCall, J. L. Jorclan, R. N. Sarich, R. A. Adwell, J. V. Barker, D. A. Patrick, T. E. Jurek, G. Millikin, G. Phillips, P. R. Baker, G. T. Parker, A. A. Kelly, B. C. Malloy, L. M. Schoolfield, J. R. BAND COMPANY ' All Q N ll' i Z j I l Q ' J? nm, llix l l - I ,B H A 5 P W' J Ee , f'f 'k 4, as .-443 --q A 1- BAND PLATOON 2nd Lt. Gibbs Milliken, 2nd Lt. John Cooke, Richard Jordan, Platoon Sergeant, Robert Sarich, Platoon Guide. Q 5- X Q 2 i f .-, L I f 4 1 '32 I of 11' Q U 1. ,. N 'A6 ga'7' OBrnen G V Franklnn 2nd Lt Lloyd Hebert: Platoon Sgt.-Dan McCallum, Platoon Guucle Wnllnam McHargue La rd J sebum W G SECOND PLATOON 2nd Lt Bob Freeman: Platoon Sgt.-Tommy Roberts, Platoon Guude Roberto Tamez I COMPANY B X f L l if J x 9 f' l 0 l 0 P L ll, Wy L 'Q . ,l , 4 I ll ' ' ,S- . .I . , 1'-1 D x . X l ' ,f A Q' - L ,bf - La 'f I A :- l ' . . . . . . . I 1 MfSgt. Jerry Muller-1stbgt., Laptam Bull Wicker-Company Commander, Vff- L -l '. A- lst Lt. James Johnston-Executive. X f K, A IAS J , ,- 5, f- X, Bonner, W. H. Ord, J. A. Selleh, R. H. Cummings, D. H. Scarber, D. C. Hastings, A. W. Franco, R. A. Martin, R. H. Barnes, T. T. McFadden, E. C. Brown, R. J Harvey, R. M. Allred, J. D, Hayes, H. M. Shaheen, N. L. Austin, D. H. Brown, J. M. Goswick, H. L. Thornhill, T. L. Strange, F. H. Hargrove, F. E. Brisch, W. C. Lair, J. L. Rambo, R. H. Eppler, W. H. Grace, D. B. Cuthbertsori, P. M Pennington, J. Fuller, W. L. Stone, R. R. Beny, w. H. while, M. FIRST PLATOON Rubinstein, M. Eddings, B. J. Sh , .L. C ln , M. , - - smciiri, 3. C. C?i2f,5J. QS 2nd Lt. Don Brown, Platoon Sergeant-Dallas Blagg, Platoon Guide-Bobby Joe Ecldsngs Sciaraffa, D. R. Patin, P. Andrews, H, L. Jones, R. C. Furman, P. Clements, J. A. Kinslow, C. T. Blagg, D. R. Hembree, W. S. Brown, D. F. T Jones, W. H. Gentry, J. W. Girard, J. Dinsmocr, J. F. Schofield, L. M. Tate, W. T. Grizzle, R. J. Roberts, T. L. Adkins, E. C. Almendarez, L. Duke, H. Frost, L. N. Agee, D. C. SECOND PLATOON 2nd Lt. Phil Furman, Platoon Sergeant-Carl Kinslow, Platoon Guide-Robert Brown. COMPANY C gn. I I... ' ' 9 f L V, 5, .f i , 5 3 r ,QQ-.a-.w i A H .f HF1'fL3o ' . r'-, V, . A , 4 , llefb x-A 3 . lj l ' N , V Q I' 0 H , f , PZ' ,-1 'J fx 3 -VI ,ll Q., 1: in Q MfSgt. Howard Dedmon-ist Sgt., Captain Edward Berrio-Company Commander, 'Ist Lt. Jimmy Robinson, Executive Officer. Ill ,1 Edrniston, C, l.. Welton, H. N. Rossi, F. TerPoorten, A. Oakes, R. H, Yarbro, J. L. Fuller, W. L. Rothermel, L. F. Perkins, W. R, Wilson, W, C. Matheny, T. D. Gordon, P. T, Whitely, J. M. Simmons, J. K. McMillian, J. H. Irvin, W. L. Robison, L. M. Rambo, R. T. Herman, J. R. Busby, V. V. Spiner, H. N. Gibson, M. l.. Smithson, W. C, Bfadish, M. P. Hendrix, C, E. Gandy, K. W. Strickland, H. W. Eggers, E- W. Gre , J, S, Thompson, R. F. Fmsr PLA1ooN Hollnd, H, G, Wi.h...,,.,.,n, L. Lewis, R, B. Stephens, J. R. End Lt. Stephen Hodge, Platoon Sergeant-Stephen Lewis, Platoon Guide-Harlan Welton. Iiflflflffg-G' E' Ezrfgflgljj-Lf. Chambers, R. L, Dcnson, W. L. Heidtman, T. W. Hittson, R, W. Villarreal, J, McMillian, J. H. Valdes, F, E. ROQCVSI D- E- Klapproth, C. D, R5Yf J- M- Mgore, J, M, Copeland, J. W. Bell, M. L. Handley, H- E- Hebert, B. P. Lewis, 5- W- Hodge, S, A, Collings, M. M, L' Vossler, T. E. 50C0Ck, W- J- Crain, C. R, Bai-'Qhf B- l-- Wirth, J. Rav, T- W- , Besch, R. R, Johnson, J. S. ' Montgomery, S, H, Welwood, R. l.. ' Duncan, L, R, Bailey, E. l. Delong, A. H. WYCh9, D- M- SECOND PLATOON lnd Lt. Max Collingsp Platoon Sergeant-Edward Handley, Platoon Guide-Richard Hittson. ,gf Battalion Commander MAJOR DICK JUNKIN ROBERTA WELLS, Sponsor Z I cf? 5'-F-'Ly Com any A Commander Battalion Executive p MAJOR BOB BARTON CAPTAIN NORMAN BLOCKER ANNICE HORN, Sponsor JOYCE TAYLOR, Sponsor COMMANDERS AND SPONSORS Company B Commander CAPTAIN BILLY WICKER CORINNE ORR, Sponsor Company C Commander Band Company Commander CAPTAIN EDWARD BERRIO CAPTAIN LEWIS WILKINS JO GAYLE CHAMBERLAIN, Sponsor IRENE ALLISON, Sponsor 757 Q g , Ml Q: Y 5 I L ?I', ATF ':EE-HCS ff? 'ff' Its' fig! ' M311 f . W 4 sffff '61 XI fait' fx fi . Z Q, X ,Img , - . wk X 1 I T tif- 49 ' , ,N 1 TEX 5-S X '4 iff - ' N W ff H T- 1 f 114' - X ' f 47' fxffwrr X ' fQ6O?4 'N , fl 'IM ff iygleigdl-, 'K X - 'I N-Q,-.59 'X N' ,Fav 4 ,H filf ' VLMVN . .flijilk --bx N ' ff 1 a nog, F X f A x -X x X 'V -LJ-4, 4- 7r 44' 7 'T ,Y in rx I NX K Q l!A ,f -W f ,- A M., Z Mx xx Q Z I -'gl ' -es' bf ff fm ,- v -' f ' .I-,411 Z f f NN ff' ,ff 4, 'A iw ' fy-. ef - rv 2 7 ,,, A 14722 f ,H QQ ,fiyflwf , f W1 - .Q 0 Ei X V02 'fit X!! W 2 5 f M , fy f X ff -271' Zff,77 H ORNE MARTIN COLLEGE FOOTBALL-1955 COACHES JOHN HAMBERGER - Head Coach MAL FOWLER Athletic Director DICKIE STANFORD Quarterback, Dallas Co-Captain m. WALTER SCHULLE Halback, Karnes City All-Pioneer Conference All-State Assistant Coach CARLTON ENGLEHARDT Center, San Antonio Co-Ca ptain' x IE 1955 FIGHTIN' MOUNTAINEERS: Front row, left to right: Buddy Jones, J. L. Turnbow, Glenn Greenlee, Jack Parkhouse, Norman ocker Jimmy Robinson, Danny Sciaraffa, Jerry Grizzle. Second row: Don Montier, Wylie Fox, Ted Hudson, Dickie Stanford, John noot Jerry Florez, Arnold Wimberley, Harry Goswick. Third row: Tommy Atwell, Tommy Thornhill, Wayne Youngblood, Lloyd He rt Walter Schulle, Bob Price, Bobby Joe Eddings, Jerry Pennington. Fourth row: Danny Smith, Jimmy Herman, Donnie Burns, Carl n Englehardt, Don Brown, Rick Hargrove, Jerry Dodson, Joe Rimes. Not pictured: Jerry Girard. SEASON RECORD: Won - 3 CONFERENCE Schreiner Institute Victoria College . Schreiner Institute . Del Mar College . Schreiner Institute . Navarro College Schreiner Institute .. Cisco Jr. College Schreiner Institute . Arlington State .. Schreiner Institute .. Tarleton State . Schreiner Institute Blinn Jr. College Schreiner Institute San Angelo Colle Schreiner Institute ge Ranger Jr. College Lost - 6 Norman Blocker ...... Walter Schulle .. Dickie Stanford . . Tommy Atwell .. John Smoot . . The Mountaineers . . . All-Conference Selections: STATISTICAL RATINGS Leading Punt Returner C6 for 131 yardsl Second Leading Rusher 172 carries for 481 yardsl Leading Scorer with 48 points Leading Kick-Off Returner C11 for 301 yardsl Leading Individual Rusher U33 carries for 601 yardsj Third Ranking Passer fcompleted 44 of 95 for 604 yardsl Third Ranking Pass Receiver lCaught 18 for 242 yardsl Fourth Ranking Pass Receiver fCaught 16 for 207 yardsj Second in Total Rushing with 1,505 Yards, Third in Total Offense with 2,236 Yards, and Third in Defense Allowing the Opposition 2,301 Yards Walter Schulle, fullback -first team Tommy Atwell, end - honorable mention Carlton Englehardt, center - honorable mention , xp .fy .A 'Wie A I, .'. t :fr .' ' . Q fu -5 L-fdf , -v -ul, la gnc. rms 5 w eff: lt 'fi' x,,4R M ., DON BROWN BOB EDDINGS JOE RIMES Tackle, San Antonio Guard, Freer Guard, Lake Charles, La ff gf 41, JERRY PENNINGTON Fullback, Eldorado Donnie Burns gets short yardage against Tarleton ,Q A ,kg 55. -:Sw Q . ,Q fp I 4 K f. ,Ai H W, 1 f E - arrra . ,, g -' W - x ml U 5. 1 . ,,.tf- 4., t- ,'3' 3 .3B-4 an '- f. 3f1a. my 'WK ' BOB PRICE Fullback, Olton Schulle adds to his kick-off return average 35515-'i?s NORMAN BLOCKER LLOYD HEBERT JIMMY ROBINSON Halfback, Stanton Tackle, Port Arthur Guard, Wichita Falls ' L DANNY SCIARAFFA ' Fullbcck' son Antonio Englehardt and Eddings lead a play thru middle , W irq TOMMY ATWELL Schulle scores again against Cisco End, Wichita Falls B4 ... ' rs .L g L' i To , ,. - S - q sv- -A .' t A , ij.gg.-sf is it-ff.: - .,. f JOHN SMQOT Schulle adds to his total with a short gain against Cisco End, Coral Gables, Fla. JACK PARKHOUSE Guard, Dallas TOMMY THORNHILI. Tackle, Houston HARRY GOSWICK Tackle, La Marque A . f .goin-M ARNOLD WIMBERLEY NORMAN BLOCKER returns punt for fine gain in Mountaineers' win over Cisco. Hclfbcck' LG Marque Reserves watch action from sidelines DONNIE BURNS Quarterback, Raymondville JERRY DODSON Center, Port Lavaca TED HUDSON ' End' LU Perle' Schulle plays leap frog in effort to get away JIMMIE HERMAN Tackle, Marfa JERRY FLOREZ Guard, Raymondville 'mtl' YTEY: 'F' JERRY GRIZZLE Halfback, Houston WYLIE FOX WAYNE JONES End, Harlingen Quarterback, Devine pm l C LA.w3',21yf-f .- 2 J. L TURNBOW JERRY GIRARD Gl-EEN GREEN'-EE Quarterback, Levelland Halfbclck, Kerrville Tackle, STGIHTOF1 WAYNE YOUNGBLOOD End, Johnson City DON MONTIER Quarterback, Port Lavoco DANNY SMITH Halfback, Olton THE REBELS received nationw'd paper, radio 'I i e publicity by news- , and television for their unusual football Q o o misfortunes only to climax the story a week after' the - 1 Associated Press used the story by beating Rock- o springs 38-6 in their final game of . the season. st ffl' 'M 'W NOTES be 6... ft' iw ' 'fe Re , W 1-lt,,:vv' yxg1Wfl,A,,gL G ' . 3 hr xsYF lli'S5f :lf'll'l'lx ,P - 'Dcl '.fllv 'll:lV' uw' 'lu' . nvx':'lw.m1:md nluwm vffp ,nd xx. Q:- 'L-rgifil 33: 1Tg,31 3g,,:'3X- H904 J' h Kamp HMM -,,,,inl1-,Mu X x Q Km- ,,.,....'Q -w-12,1 'g-II, X OP REBEL RECORD - 1955 f ..w- Ss- ig... 423 4- 2 ol ,umm wiv hurl .P-il' Ib R X , -naw..--M--we e Qi- I fn 'LTWILS 12 F131 35 A 0 sg, IQ ,-fy Rebels i:3'.i::5'I:::b:ifm:uk:,:::u:.E,:x 0 of 934, I 4 ,xxx 94 ,-lf' Zi-T- llf!::: ',ll 1f-T' Gp- '09 0 v' bf- L' 7 St. Louis Academy . . . . 37 ,ye W -S'e,,f'5'-lyk' J 0 X -on N:,.r11?:::2m::01'if.g'X2a 010, 0 ., 00 N X Q Q 6 Peacock Academy . . . . . 31 'few 406 fQp,jl7o'a 600' 72, S ?.,3 'IQ:...'i1'::.3'-1 ' I. I' ,V Us-,h 1911 J' I1 070, 41 , f..w.11,..f--x,f2,.w- was :L Q15 00 J' Q 0.90 QA: be eb 20 Sonora High School . . . . 72 .33,::il5g,x.Lg-,,.:'3,,3.,3 ,loo ay, Q he pbej Ig ,O 6149 sqoo C in 1. im Malawi, wwf ' ' ' 0' I N00 loQ'l r.'W 1r real-0a'fo I 'wk 6 T M I 27 0 -'P' - Marv . ret.-it I 15 I1 6 ' ' ' 0 1 'HTS-5 'i,.13f ?,!'wfKI5 asf plc M9 600 all 97 145' X '11 alfa '23-fm 01.22 wwf 5ffi' 90 J' fob .sy 41, A71 9 I I9 ,,,ix W . ,v-6 'mis M, Ib 'V f 'I . 01- ' lla L s U, ev m .x 0 6 C 5 . I 6 St. Gerards . .. .. . 31 75.10 ,.Jg3,.w'ti'33-5,1 ., QQ of, 75 Q0 e I J, Ja? 1,9 A-rg, Cub: 1- T- '113-ft.-'XT- n 4 be 9 1 ba. fu, 4:1 ' J' fa ' . do e I I .i3g:....f WW. I, 56, as Cv 0 fpbpfl- .- N 01, IQ.. +1 38 Rocksprmgs . 6 40 Ile 0 M Q-QR.. S-11 .33-g'...5vf,3,'5.- 'Pd , - I? on I' , gs. '17 I faq 4' I? of 'fared' I0 1 ahhh' 10 o 9 loobaf We 34? 0 0 1- we 1' .Fw 0, 41,3 F'q, fv Jw fm, f-xt, 4vJ,. v '. c- '. .,.w' 0 1, 1, ' 1- - f,. 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' .xxx W .r is lo O THE PRESlDENT'S TROPHY for outstanding Mountaineer lineman went to Center Carlton Englehardt and the tro- phy for outstanding back was given to Halfback Walter Schulle. L A T E R ln the final rankings listed b System ENGLE y the Williamson Rating HARDT was named to the Junior College All American third team and SCHULLE was given All American honorable mention. DWIGHT AUSTIN Center, Houston HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Keith Simmons and Max Collins hold president's trophy. Coach Turner holds game ball of Rebels' first win. MAX COLLINGS Back, San Antonio TOM FOSTER Center, Mexico BOB CRAIN Back, Midland , fv- DON GROCE Back, Midland PETE BUSBY Tackle, Monaha ns DAVID CUMMINGS Back, Houston EDDY HANDLEY End, San Antonio ih 3 FRED DENKER Guard, Odessa BARRY HEBERT Guard, Fort Worth SAM MONTGOMERY picks up fine yardage around end ainst TMI. BEN KELLY DAVID KLAPPROTH Guard, Ferris Back, Midland ED HANDLEY attempts pass in Peacock game. I A SAM MONTGOMERY Back, Houston JACK MOORE Tackle, Houston JOEL MCMII-UAN LARRY SCHOFIELD TQCIQIS, SGH Antonio Back, Hgugton 1 JIM LANDER STEPHEN LEWIS End, WUXGIIUCIIIG Center, Brownsville MAX COLLINGS tries end run for no gain. f .,,.,. :-',..1ag.s'-:1,' fmtfgpita , vi 1 -2 R :3,f3f'i.., . 'K Qizxfgy , w A I ' - ' Q,-2 fi ft - 1 ' rig. ' -7.4 ' .L ft 'Q ,7- Y A ,gffm gfffgfzijg- -ye: ' I Ps. I- - t TMI back returns kickoff as Denker and Smithson close in Rebel Back, Handley, makes small gain up the middle. KEITH SIMMONS FRED STRANGE End, Fort Worth Tackle, Houston RICHARD WEI-WQOD HUGH WITHERSPOON Back, Garland End, Victoria MAX COLLINGS gets fine blocking from Stephen Lewis Unidentified Rebel stopped short at line. JIM LAIRD Manager Houston COLLEGE BASKETBALL HERMAN NORTHRUP Amarillo 1956 Captain f' ' Q E 4 K VERDELL TURNER second year as coach SEASCN STATISTICS CHARLES SMOOT Coral Gables, Florida Co-captain Leason Record - 16 Won, 15 Lost MOUNTAINEER SEASON SCORERS Ionference Record - 5 Won, 3 Lost Ionference Standings - Second Uiel Bill Klingaman . Lill Klingaman-leading conference scorer, Leading season scorer eroy Toon - third in conference scoring ean Mauze - second in season scoring HONORS ill Klingaman all conference unanimous aRoy Toon second string all conference aan Mauze second string all conference selection Jean Mauze . .. Dickie Stanford LeRoy Toon .... Herman Northrup Charles Smoot . . . FG FT 172 139 174 133 108 'IO-4 'IO6 80 87 75 42 58 W an - Q if .ig 'Q ,. su' at gk i Q ,Q 8 Q um 9 . fy qi 7' X . Afff ., f 3 if' .2 1 4 MAUZE sinks two points in close contest with San Angelo Rams. LARRY CUNNINGHAM Seguin SMCOT goes high to help Schreiner defeat Arlington 74-72. JERRY PENNINGTON Eldorado STANFORD takes rebound from Ranger player. J. L. TURNBOW Levelland ff f-Q IT'S ALL IN A DAY'S WORK - floor work, halftime explanations, and shooting. JEAN MAUZE San Antonio 'Q TED HUDSON La Feria J wr u 'Q z. . was 4 A is tv Q-:QS ,'o K ,s kf f AEN V, fi 3 fix -Lf' Rf. 1 x 5 ,fm ,f '- -I 1 Y ' 6 2 . 1 -.4 XX HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD - 1955-56 ' - denotes South Texas Academic League Game Rebel Score Opponent Score 33 Rocksprings . ..... 40 34 Medina 31 56 Bandera . . . . . . . 36 34 Medina 41 50 Rocksprings . .... 41 40 Bandera . . . . . . . 39 39 SL Gerards . .... 45- 48 St. Anthonys .... 50 67 'Peacock .... .... 5 4 46 T.M.l.... ....68 31 'Peacock .... .... 3 7 74 Sf, Gerards . .... 55 53 'SL Anthonys .... 58 -2- T, M. I. .... .... -2 671 648 REBEL SCORERS Player Games Played Total Points Average Terry Muncey 14 266 19 Wayne Wilson 13 120 9.2 Charles Edmiston 14 88 6.2 Jim Johnson 3 47 5-3 Ed Handley 13 66 5 George Belcher 14 53 3-7 C. E. Hendrix 4 15 3-7 Joe Yarbro 4- 6 1-5 Max Collings 3 3 1 , M 'f xg Nx J J nm' XM J QYSUQQ 07 186 'Saga if 1? No if 'JL 'Q fi X 'H M 3 igglwtz ' I X9 ,f 4? if . .5 fe ' ,. Qin ' 3 'J ,-1 if H, 5 1g , as XM A m f 4 T-' ' ' xpq,-jf ,gf M . ,, wr 7'3- .., . 'U .. 1 -W- .1 5 , y as-.XM in ,1Y.'t , ffwiy 'X': M X u ll 'ff , U gm 2 SQ' fa .., . S U vt X I 1 X il N U ,Msn- v ?J 'YES' QSXI1,-3 'Nea X if si '16-4 gt I 1: Wr Qs NJV V1 i Q f1'6 + L 21 i 0 aux a f I' gk ZL X HM. Wk A 7,7 E I 1,8 7 5,18 I r X L.: ' W ,., -L if . 1 J jd 'X K9 ici? nf ' Siandingz Jimmie Herman, Joe Rimes, Buddy Jones, Jerry Pennington, Jerry Florez. Kneeling: Donnie Burns, Norman Blocker, Jerry C rard, Arnold Wimberley. COLLEGE Muscle men Herman and Rimes warming up Girard, Burns, Jones round the bend . . . sf r , 5 ' ' f 'lf B 1 r 5 94? It's all in a day's work . . . FIRST fl .., at . . Iatecoming roundballers try some practice laps U . . . Wimberley and Blocker try some starts . . . -e ,.., Q HIGH 5 sci-looi K TRACK Reese Besch, Larry Schofield, Kerry Shawell, David Cummings Standing, left to right: Joe Yarbro, Richard Welwood, Wayne Wilson, Terry Muncey, Jack Moore, Hugh Witherspoon, Roy Oakes, Fre Denker. Kneeling: Keith Simmons, David Klapproth, Maxwell Ray, Tom Foster, Bob Crain, Bill Smithson, Wayne Gandy, Alex Cason. 1 .ff CDLLEGE TENNIS fi, 1, .,f.,, l'l - . ., 5 - v v r 1 fyffur Laine -gf - ' Lupe Almendarez, Larry Cunningham, Raymond Kirsch, Dick Junkin .QS Cunningham raps G Pom Lupe Serves . . . d ' t Junkin . . gains one COLLEGE-HIGH SCHOOL GC LF Q9-5. Grizzle and McHargue . . iusf putt-ering around Lewis Robison, Jerry Grizzle, Dickie McHargue, C. E. Hendrix, John South, J. C. Rogers . gm, by ,ng K ., if af, .E . X I X 462:-ll It .. A fi 'AWK ADV53 TISING ERN ,y 5, V1 .v Z fa- T 1 f xx? Z! 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