South Park High School - Spindletop Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1956 volume:

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And we are 615+ e brinlr of a new glife wiglall ils opporfunifies awed-mg us. 7 We of l'l1e iiei S pindlefop s+aff hope io capfure lheilrue spirilof 'Hue acfixii-Ties, classes, si'uden+s, and days of Greenieland, '55-'56. We chose our yearbook iherne, hoping will see ifs lrue beaigly-illis lypifying lhe beauly of our life. 5 - ' v ll fy ffiw . Vi K 1' ,..,,v N Y. 243, ,fxy i f Av ,zy,frr- E. 14 f ,, . 4' K 1, LA Nev Be Forg eu . . jerry Faris Into the eternal night, a Greenie travels, never to return, never to be forgotten. Loss of jerry Faris, favorite fellow of all those who knew him, came as a hard blow to faculty and friends. Out of our hands, he slipped away, into the hands of God. The daylight brought him to usg before nightfall he was gone. jerry was a little guy with a kind word for everyone-a boy with a won- derful laugh that all will remember. No troubles could ever trap him. His personality, friendliness and loyalty guided those of us who were fortunate enough to know him. Even though jerry has been taken from us, his many characteristics al- ways will remain. Somewhere, some- how. he is making others happy, just as he did those he left behind. Greenies were saddened by his passing but the many memories of jerry will remain in the hearts of all South Parkers. M ,WWW 1 . . S ' F 0 -5.-V .. -1-p N Q 0 1 , J' V 41 . wa ww f ' I 1' 1 H ' I . 9 u. u 1. N f f 0 ' A .- 4., 1 --1 f1xf11.C11L5 OFg.11117LlTl us 1 1 dup Hmm Admiuistr ' Faculty Sc-umrs 71111111 WS Suplmruufw , ,, 62 1011 102 10-1 120 160 172 1811 wwf? 4 FEATURES . . . The Night Life of Om' .' mes . Q . Homecoming . Coronaiion . . . Prom . . . Frontier Day . . . pep rallies . . . graduaiion . . . all 1'hese are ihe Life of our school days. Each of 'rhese-along wirh fhe cheering crowds, fhe ambifious s+udenfs, the exciremenf and sadness of seniors as ihey depari-malzeg our days and nights complere. They are +he limes no Greenie will ever forgei'-ihe limes he' will remember and hold dearesf 'io his liearf as he sfaris a new life. Nu., X, 'Q TIGER HOPES GO UP IN SMOKE-Excitement rises before the Conroe-South Park Home- coming football game. GET IN THE PICTURE- Greenies pile on the bus bound for Nacogdoches to see a bang-up football game. From September through November, Fridays and Friday nights always were filled with anxiety of the coming game . . . Senior girls blossomed out in green jumpers, sophomores wore skirts appli- qued with S.P.H.S., and juniors sported masked hats trimmed with green and white . . . Football trips had their high- lights, too, like the one to Spring Branch when Glen Guillet played waiter to thirty- five hungry Greenies who crowded one tiny sandwich shop . . . Charge was the Greenies fight yell-and charge they did right through an unbeaten year until they met State Champion Port Neches in the District AAA thriller of the season. A hx. 2 W f .T T 2.4, 7 .1aaWf'f',tBiilTi.ia'l55.,.s.2 I f-.- USCALP TI-IE INDIANS-Sem ior girls whoop it up during the South Park-Port Neches game. Football S pmfkles at S.P.H.S 'gf A winning team . . . a cheering student body . . . that was South Park football 'SS style. The week of the Beaumont High game was officially Beat the Purples XVeek. Purple was banned from the campus and students answered roll4cz1ll with Beat the Pur- plesf' Noon-time pep rallies, a shirt-tail parade, dedication of The 1955 Spindletop to a former- Purple-turned-Greenie, built to a victorious climax when South Park added a second touchdown in the fourth quarter to down the Beaumonters 111-6. Greenie Stars Oul- Sbine the Pzzfrples GREENIES DO AWAY WITH PURPLES-Senior boys throw the traditional poor ole purple a from the top of the press box. SHIRT TAILS FLYING- Greenies parade to the school for the traditional pre-Purple pep rally on the eve of the game. .MSW THE ONE AND ONLY-Donna Gayle Bonnett, co-editor, dedicates the 1955 Spindletop to Miss B at the Purple pep rally. K x .tra SMILES-Senior candidates for Homecoming Queen wait pu- tiently for the big moment. TIME MARCHES ON-Ev Greenie cheerleaders lead four different versions of Team- Fight during the Homecoming Assembly. I6 4 Royalty Lights Up Homeconzizzg Splemior October 21' -Homecoming Day was a highlight of footbiill season as cites from forth South Park tQI'L1dLIL1tlIlg classes gathered in the halls of their old Alm.1 Mater. lfx-Grecnic cheerleaders added humor to the triiclitioiml assembly when they led .1 yellff with some four different xersions displayed. lfxcite- ment reigned throughout the day with ii football vice tory over Conroe, corongition of Riiynell Alford as Homecoming Queen, and dancing in thc gym at a super-social. .3-if 1 . A '43' 1 gr, ni I I Q I v- . wi,- H'j,, . f 'rv f ,nm wg SLN IVP' I in 21 ' 'J , 4 K. Q t, R .. u,,,,f 12 Q Q' I , ,,. 'il' , .4 .g':,Qf?-yn 'rw 5-.1 ' N, 'Y 'Q ,. K f gf . . as ag 4 X R154 2 W .. E, ' :C 5 1 A Coromztiorz Brigbtefzs Basketball Straight out of Dead Week and mid- terms-right into an election-and a bangbup basketball season that saw South Park force State runner-up French into a district playoff. The election of basket- ball queen created almost as much excite- ment. Before each district game students voted for their class candidate. Vifhen the final ballot was counted the crown went to Joyce Brazeal, senior candidate. VOTE-Patty Hulett and Alice Byrd keep things straight as Greenies flock to the polls to cast their votes for basketball queen. BALLOTS AND MORE BALLOTS-Raynell Alford and Betty Wiggins run off the ballots for the election of SP's basketball queen. , J? ., , kk. , Q 4 el d,.,,,. I' Alu 1 w qv, Ox 'K 'b,. ,. ,Q , XX Afawi ' . ,I jf J' A l JOYCE BRAZEAL, senior, was crowned 1955-56 basketball queen at half-time of the French-South Park game. A, T. CRUMPTON, Nina Edwards, Robert Hender- son, Queen Joyce Brazeal, Sonny jolly, and jan Hair make up the basketball court. Q-, X 'ul o Q 9 0 o o 0 o a o 0 0 0 0 0 019 Cowpokes and Indians took over South Park but Sheriff Tommy Modica and his deputies kept things in line when the Greenies celebrated Frontier Day. Almost everyone of the 890 Greenies came to school in Western togs and it was the Wild West from first bell until the climax, a box-supper in the gym, followed by a Frontier dance. Gals chased their guys in a Sadie Hawkins race and when they caught themselves a man they were married South Park style by Sheriff Modica. ROUGH GUYS-Sheriff Tommy Modica, and deputies joe LeSage and Bobby Mac- Farland keep law and order during Frontier Week ftopj. BUT, SUE, THEY WENT TI-IATA WAY! Sue Womack, senior, seems to be headed in the wrong direction in the sack race fcenterj. READY, SET, GO-Hombres line up at the starting post to get ready for the wheelbarrow race fleft-J. EASY, THAT GROWS THERE-Mr. Kimbrough measures Frank Mazzu's pride and joy, his frontier shrubbery Qrightl. 1 4 E' rf-.ty , 4 I The Old West Lights Up A HEAVY LOAD-Patty Hulett has a hard time keeping that wheel- barrow, joe LeSage, rolling. 5 3' lv K 5 'ij o hr. L0 x 5 ,. , .Q JUST LIKE THE OLD DAYS-Students in Miss Kate Zachary's classes get a taste of school days back in frontier times in a one- room school complete with benches, drinking gourd, and dunce cap. BUBBLE-GUMMER-Dusty Mackan 1 muda Cowgirl, Lillian Richardson, ' 'O Y 'ww' proves to be the most long winded gal at South Park while the Ber- ' A 8' U it X 'X Aa looks on and Judy Barrett gives Dusty tough competition. 5 ,,i'iF c Q N 2l HANDS OFF - Carolyn Lindsey ties her apron on Guy Stonecipher to show the rest of the girls he's dated up, SEXY SOCKS-Joe LeSage, jill Landis, jerry VanDeven- ter. and Glenda Scott display the winning socks at the so- cial. 22 rw is uv...- -H! 13 it 18:2 it The Girls Shine Dznfing 'Twirp Week' T-W-I-RVP turn-about hit Greenieland April 3 through April IO when the boys sat and worried about dates while girls took their pick. It was The Vifoman Is Requested to Pay Week at S.P.H.S. Naturally there was a catch . . . the girls had to pay for all entertainment and refreshments and also fur- nish the car. Friday, girls labeled their Twirp Dance dates by requiring them to wear aprons to class. And some of those aprons were works of art . . . ruffles, frills, bows, and embroidered ''Don't-touch-he's-mine hemlines. Crowning of the Twirp King, Danny Cloy, at a social in the gym climaxed the fun-filled backward week. l.....,, P f 12 Sigel -.9 44 l i .f 'T O 1- f 1 ,Q Dancing Feet Stir Up Tux . . . Tulle . . . Taffeta . . . along with Blue Lagoon by Nick Ifazio and his orchestra set the theme for the never-to-be-forgotten -lunior-Senior Prom, March 2, 1956. Juniors worked long hours painting and making crepe-paper stars and orchids . . . more long hours transforming the Harvest Club into the Blue Lagoon setting. Reward for all the hard work was a beautifullyrcarried'out theme and a memorable night for everyone. The movie, Picnic, at the jefferson, pro- vided the entertainment for those who pre- ferred the theatre party which immediately followed the reception. One of the highlights of the Prom program during intermission was a tap dance and adagio by Sproule School of the Dance. Mr. Henry Compton acted as master of ceremonies. THIS IS CHIVALRY P-Lamar Roach gallantly helps Patsy Beard out of the car in front of the Harvest Club, WHIRL THAT GIRL+Glenn Guillet and Janis Keith swing-out at the junior-Senior Prom. IT ALL LOOKS GOOD-Lynn Wfilson watches patiently while Peggy Patterson de- cides what she wants at the theatre party. BALCONY BOVND-Sam Giardina. jill Landis. Erin Clark, and jerry Van Deventer stop to talk on the stairs of the jefferson, QW was J-it Stawizzst SEATS IN THE BALCONY ONLY-Virgil Anthony says, Come in as Linda Engman, Bill Rice, Ann Lancaster, and johnny Wise enter the jefferson to see Picnic, THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES-Seniors and their dates sit one out to have a coke. A MAD RUSHhBalloons flood the Harvest Club at the Senior Girls' dance, another big event of the year. -.2 -iq Cloaks 0 Moonbeams Clotloe Greemelaml Royalty The Showboat clocked at Greenieland May 11 . . . and the annual Coronation provided a fun-filled night for everyone who attended. The program brought many celebrities to South Park including S.P.'s Big Mama Cat. Climax of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen of Greenieland, Linn McDonald and Cathy Evans. Princes and princesses included Charles Starcke, jo Lena Modica, Dick Self, and Patty Hulett. The Junior Class deserved a big hand for this year's program which was a satire of life on the Nechesissippi. History repeated itself as the crown bearer refused to walk down the aisle to the royal throne. x X 7 Y'f 'f- CIGARS2 . . . c1GARETTEs?- Oa so No, tickets to the Coronation... 5 , A . jo Ann Farney and Jeanette Bar- ron make fine usherettes. GO. CATS-Patsy Kirkland and Marilyn Miller jitterbug to Hot Toddy. ,, , . ii, C Q ft ff , ' nv V ' Fi F' lj t ix? L! y ' y I lx En. ' it. . c Xf- in-eq., , i 1 ll - W - . ' . V . t ' l any ,114-fg1g,.,.1A ? ,n,-Q24 -'M NLZLJ M , . A ,., . ,, , ., - . -- K CATHY EVANS CHARLES STARCKE Arm rinuz Lfgjmz A zz ard f i J M M , f 4 fs. 'U K I Q, li 2 , 3 PATTY HULETT HELEN BAKER L American A i ' nmkwhqlgi War Motberf Award 'Q if Assemblies Add Light to the Greenie Grind 'Wy Lrxnlirt Assemblies add to the fun-filled days at South Park . . . On Wednesday mornings everyone looks forward to the regular assem- bly programs, The chorus, Texas history classes, F.T.A., and the Student Council presented a few of the outstanding programs during the year. Paid assemblies were given throughout the year to raise money for or- ganizations in South Park. rr . W., X si l i Y 5 F 5 THIS IS TEXAS HISTORY-Texas history stu- dents give their version of what should have made history. GIRLS AND MORE GIRLS-Complete to the Can-Can, Mr. W. R. Phythian's classes portray Texas as it once was. S.P.H.Sf ELVIS PRESLEY-johnny Bishop, Wfayne Duerler, Hugh Wilson, and jerry Cowart make a big hit by imitating a few of Elvis Presley's records. TEACHERS TURN THE TABLES-Members of the faculty give the students an idea of what they have to put up with. OUCH! WATCH THE SUN- BURN - Raymond Somers keeps Betty Wiggins, Sue Womack. and Betty O'Pry supplied with sun tan lotion. Splash Day- Soutb Park Style Honey Island here we come , . . The Senior Class struck out for a day of leisure on May 18, the day set aside for the annual Senior Picnic. There wasn't a girl left sitting on the bank that hadn't been thrown in about a dozen times. Some fifty people lined up to play volleyball after dinner to show the boys just how good the girls were. All in all, the day turned out to be one the seniors of 1956 will never forget. Senior boys and girls try '- ' much s . S uccess 22 for lunch. THIS IS A PYRAMID- ! I to build a pyramid without CHOW-Seniors take a break OUR GRAND FINALE . . . May 29 climaxed four years of the excitement of football games, good times at the prom and socials, the royalty of the Coronation, and the last-minute cramming at exam time. Tonight We Sail, Wfhich Star Do We Steer by set the theme of commencement and gave their last guiding words. To bring to a close the commencement program and the high school career of 252 seniors, the 1956 Class sang Var- sity for the last time. THE LONG AXVAITED MOlN1l3N'I'- Dr. J. Ross jones, and Mr. VU. H. B. Fehl hand Gilbert Engleman his South Park diploma climaxing twelve years of hard work. MAKE IT LOOK GOOD-Frances Layne fixes Billy Mainarcl's tassel before Commencement. VARSITY-The 1956 graduating class sing Varsity together for the last time. WHICH STAR SHALL WE STEER BY ?-Bill McNeil, president of the Senior Class, introduces the theme of Commencement. Tonight We Sail, Wlaiclo Star D0 We Steer by? FREEDOM - Graduates and their dates celebrate after graduation in the gym. 'N W Ex fm Sk I 'N ATHLETICS . . . ' n St211's of Daylight and Darkness- Foofball . . . baseball . . . lraclr . . . baslreiball . . . fennis . . . afhlefics of all kinds play an imporfani' par'l' in ihe lives of all Greenies. Each year brings new hope, new goals for bofh Souih Park fans and players. Whefher we had The Thrill of winning or fhe disappoinfmeni' of losing, we learned fha MM- lesson of sporfs-ihaf +he imporfani fhing is how we played The qarne. - V fn t Q, io Greenies Roll Over Bears p'f,f in Initial Challenge The newest addition to District 6-AAA, the Spring Branch Bears, presented the first district challenge to the 1955 Greenie football team. After a slow start the Greenies picked up speed in the second half to roll over the Bears 45-0. The Parkers racked up 15 first downs to 5 for the Bears and piled up on impressive yardage of 250 to 86 for Spring Branch. Harold Ingstrom was the big point producer for South Park, tak- ing two aerials over for TDs. Scor- ing runs were also made by S. Halpin, Gordon Carlin, Jimmy Mitchell, Charles Starcke, and Dick Self. Spring Branch never seriously threatened to score. PAUL THAMES Center JERRY COXWART Tackle S for Spirit-Senior football players Bill McNeill. Guy Stonecipher and Herman Heath display the haircuts they got during football season to prove their loyalty to the Greenies. JERRY JORDON Guard 1 7 kggr, T 1 'qi A W H w gimiia JOE LE SAGE A DEAN PARMLEY Tackle l Guard Homecoming Sparked by Parker Victory Back Over Conroe CHARLES STARCKE South Park exes who came back for Greenie Home- HERMAN HEATH coming were not disappointed. Back N The fighting Greenies turned on power to defeat Conroe 26-6 in a district set-to. 4, 4 Mitchell galloped 46 yards to the 59-yard line of Conroe - to set up South Parlc's first score. Three plays later Carlin went over from the 31. The Greenies got a break the second quarter when the Tigers fumbled on their own 4-yard line and Donaho recovered for South Park. Two plays later Halpin pushed the ball over from the 2 for the second South Park score. a In the third quarter the Greenies took the ball on the Conroe 44. Halpin took the ball to the 1-yard line and two plays later he was over. His extra point made the score 19-0. '-'T South Park's final score followed a 6-yard drive, high- lighted by a 20-yard gallop by Starcke and a 20-yard pass from Starcke to Carlin for the score. Halpin's extra point was good. Conroe's lone score came in the fourth quarter when Oliver streaked 50 yards to pay dirt. JOHN DONAHO Tackle HAROLD ENG STROM End Mustangs Tmmpled for Third District Win On October 28 the Greenies chalked up win number 3 in district by trampling the Aldine Mustangs 32-0. Scoring honors were divided among A. T. Crumpton, jimmy Mitchell, S. j. Halpin, Gordon Carlin, and Bill McNeill. Scoring started mid-way in the first quarter when Crumpton intercepted a pass on the Mustang 40 and ran it back for a TD. Mitchell took the ball over from the 4 at the beginning of the second quarter. The extra point try failed and the score remained 12-0 at halftime. After receiving the kick-off, South Park lost the ball on downs. McNeill intercepted a pass on Aldine's first play, and two plays later Halpin went over from the 11. The conversion was good. Engstrom recovered a Pony fumble on their 29 and two plays later Carlin added an- other six points to the Greenies' score. ' ' McNeill topped off a 64- ' yard drive in the fourth quarter by going over from i the Aldine 7. Mitchell's extra point try was good. The game ended with the Greenies on the Mustang 43. GUY STON ESI PH ER Tackle f TOMMY KAYE fy is d Il 2 .. X. Q ssc 'Y .J rwiili LINN MCDONALD Guard History Made by Greeazie Defeat of Sfi7Zgcl1'66S South Park's untested juggernaut traveled to Texas City November 4 and returned home with their first win in history over the StingareeS, 33-0. South Park started in the first half, with touchdowns made on a 98-yard pass play from Charles Starcke to Bill McNeill, and a two-yard plunge by S. Halpin. Following a 13-0 halftime score, McNeill broke loose for a 65-yard jaunt for the Parkers' third TD. The Greenies' final points were made by Herman Heath and A. T. Crumpton. jimmy Mitchell kicked all three of South Park's extra points. fi 5 TEAMVUORK-Charles Starrke helps Clcar the may as Bill Mclxerll gains alfa' yardage for the Greenies against the Port lNcthes Indians 9 he H I' Greenies Down Buffaloes, Set Stage for Showdown South Park's Greenies, known for a stout defense, unveiled an awesome defense to whop the French Buffaloes 46-20. This win for the Greenies set up the stage for the district 6-AAA showdown with the Port Neches Indians. Five backs accounted for the seven Greenie touchdowns as the South Park pigskin machine rolled on undefeated through nine season games. Three new season marks were made in this game. It was the highest point total for a single game by South Park, French scored more points then the combined total scored by all of South Park's eight other opponentsg South Park scored more than any team had scored on French before. Although the Greenies were jubilant over the victory, the celebration was dampened by a near-loss of the services of number one quarterback Charles Starcke. Mid-way in Off: 'QV' I the second quarter Starcke il . suffered a badly-sprained if P wrist, which slowed his ball handling during the rest of the season. X' l Greenie ICSCIVCS 3.SSl1I'1'1Cd backfield duties in the fourth quarter and continued the scoring parade. GORDON CARLIN Back JOE SOUTH Guard fb --figyg - i E wigs at 9 . Ftggfe 5' ,- gig Indians Edge Greenies for District Title A stubborn and hustling bunch of Greenies were finally stopped in their final game of the season by the Port Neches Indians, state champions of class AAA. The ball game was just as close as the 19-13 score indicates. The Greenies fought right down to the last minute. Late in the third quarter South Park led 13-12. The Indians scored the final touchdown in the last seconds of the third quarter to make it 19-13. The Greenies fought their way to the Indian 17 late in the fourth quarterg but the gun sounded with the score still 19-13, blasting the Parkers' title hopes and sending the Tribesmen on their way to a state championship. S. Halpin and Bill McNeill were the top ground gainers for South Park. McNeill contributed 79 while Halpin chipped in with 39. Charles Starcke, who played despite a sprained wrist he suffered in the French game, tossed for both the Greenie touchdowns. This game marked not only the end of the 1955 football season for South Park but also the end of the high school football careers of eighteen of the Greenies. s. J. HALPIN Back BILL MCNEILL Back A. T. CRUMPTON Back F AFVQ s 5' ,ff 6 g , 1 QQ ka., SOMETHING FUNNY?--Nina Edwards, Gladys Goldin, and Kay LeBlanc get a good laugh as they practice yells. HEY!! -Betty Lee, Gaye Gentry, and Dal Marie Mar- tinez freeze as they wind up End, center, tackle, guard. 56, 7 :7 5 w, .1 .YQ Greenie BH Squad Has Fair Season South Park's B squad football team, made up of sophomores and juniors, had a fairly suc- cessful season, winding up with a record of three wins and six losses. Our most outstanding game, said Coach Billy Kimbrough, was our first game with Port Neches. The boys really got down and played rough, hard, contact football and came through with an 18-15 victory. Victories were also scored over Woodrow Wilson of Port Arthur and French High's B team. In addition to working on its own behalf, the Bees spent much practice in assistance to the var- sity team. They ran the plays of South Park's opponents against the A team in practice. B SQUAD-First row: Schiesler, Keenan, Wallace, Vige, Graddy, Phillips, Clark, La Point, Dominy. Second row: Harlan, Berry, Poole, Durrenburger, Fore, Here- ford, Ascol, Mays. Third row: Williford fmanagerl, R. Whittington, McFarland, Ward, Acord, Walker, Kelly, Bowen, Hughes, Wilson, Oster, D. Whittington, Wim- berly fmanagerj. ,fa ,ss .51 D ff' x A South Park Cheerleaders Add Lzght to Greenie Spirit 1' E , it if IT LOOKS SO EASY-Robert Henderson smiles as he hoists Gracie johnson on his knee while they do Team on the beam. YEA, TEAM, FIGHT-Willard Duke and Raynell Alford show great enthusiasm as they lead yells in Greenie pep rally. UP AND OVER-Hugh Wilson leaps with little effort over Toby Moseley as they do Gotta go. HIGH FLYERS-Toby Moseley. Hugh Wilson, Gracie johnson, Robert Henderson, Raynell Alford, and Willard Duke strike a novel pose for the Spindletop. 2? QE ii fe 59' 'Sf M M gg U all Z -.. 'Q UP FOR TWO MORE POINTS-S. 1. Halpin 1551, sophomore guard, scores a field goal to add two more points in a 71-32 victory over Port Neches. Other Greenies in the pictures are Larry Shave: 1511, Danny Cloy 1121, Bill McNeill 1261, and Billy Carrington 1441. Lack of Height Hinders Greenie C az gem South Park's basketball team had a season almost identical to the football team's season. The Greenies forced the French Buffs into a two-out-of-three game play off series, only to become 6-AAA East Zone runners-up. Despite a big disadvantage in height, the Greenies finished the season with an over-all record of 13 wins and 13 losses. THAT WILL BE FINE-Coach Tipton makes arrangements for games to complete the 1956 basketball schedule. EVERYTHINGS READY-George Williford, manager, heads for home after finishing preparations for the French game. i MII 51 ffff' 5 we Lettermen .F .. EDDIE WARREN f LARRY WATKINS Guafd ' Center DANNY CLOY Guard JUNIAS CUDE Guard 1 f S.P. 71 55 60 63 45 43 Season District Scores GAME OPPONENTS Pt. Neches ...... ........v...........-. 3 2 French ........ -,---,-- 7 8 Pt. Neches ..... ..A---v, 5 4 French ....,... -------- 5 2 French .,..... .,....... 4 9 French ....... .-------. 6 0 Parkers Bow to French in Final Play-Off South Park opened play in the East Zone by defeating the Port Neches Indians 71-32. Four Greenies scored in double digits as South Park entered a first place tie with French. Bill McNeill and S. j. Halpin scored 15 points each while Larry Shaver and Danny Cloy chipped in with 10 each. After their fast start, the Greenies were slowed down by the French Buffs 18-55. This win put the Buffs one win away from the East Zone title. A week later the Greenies set the stage for the title show-down by defeating Port Neches 60-54. Shaver paced South Park with 19 points to clear the scene for the battle with French. Then the tiny Greenies pulled the biggest upset of the season. Highly-favored French fell before the attack of the desperate Parkers 65-52. This win forced the taller, more ex- perienced Buffs into a sudden-death play-off for the East Zone title. The first game in the two-out-of-three series was played at Beaumont High gym before the largest crowd of the season. The Greenies, hampered by the loss of Coach Tipton, who had the flu, and Bill McNeill, who also was ill, were edged 49-45 by the Buffs. B squad Coach, Roy Davidson, took over the coaching assignment and did well. The deciding game of the series was Lplayed at MacArthur gym. French's Buffs walke away with the East Zone title by defeating the Greenies 60-43. Shaver paced South Park with 18 points to keep his title of high scorer for the Greenies. LARRY S HAV ER Guard BILLY CARRINGTON Forward BILL MCNEILL Forward ITF ii' B SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM-The B Squad basketball team prepares to go to Aldine. Front row: M.icFarl11ml, Pattison, Clancy, VC'alker, Phillips, W'ard. W'il- son. Tribblc, Vfaguespark. Back row: Asbury, Mays, Barbin, B Squad Basketeers LOOKING THINGS OVER-Coach Roy Davidson looks with great concern over the basketball score book. jl'MP BALI.-Eddie NX'arren 1411 opposes French player in a jump hall as Larry Shaver KSU stands guard, Q lwtils, Qi Ci VXA! GREENIE GOLFERS-Coach Manning gives last minute in- structions as the golfers board the bus and head for Tyrrell Park. Front row: Coach Manning, Townsend. McBride, and Howell. Back row: Odom, W'illis. and Sharpe. Greenie Golfers Remain District I2-AA Champs Under the expert guidance of Coach Jimmy Man- ning the 1956 Greenic golf team had an exceptionally good year, winning district honors for the second consecutive time. ,. v . ,,,,,-tg,r v... - ' Q' if-:riff JI, .1 4'??' 1' nit 2 . Xiu ff, . N . Miiw,r'55'., TIGHTEN THE WRIST-Coach Manning explains to Mickey Mc- Bride how he should hold his club. HITTING IT JUST RIGHT-' Guy Rogers swings and hits the ball with just enough force to put it on the green. 'QM -:af n -,af 1 First place in district, second place in regional, and an entry in the state meet were among the outstanding accomplishments of the Greenie golfers this year. Alvin Odom, senior, led the way for the Greenies in both district and regional meets as medalist, and was South Park's lone entry in the state meet in Austin. An over-all season record of ten victories, four losses, and one tie in dual and triangular meets was the contri- bution of the Parker linksmen to the 1956 sports scene. In major tournaments, the Greenies gained four first places, two seconds, one third and two fourth places. A place was won in each tournament which the Greenies entered. In addition to playing in district games and tourna- ments, the hard working Greenie golfers also put on the annual South Park Invitational Golf Tournament, one of the largest in the state. ,- r-,-fi .. . PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT-Bobby Sharpe uses pre-game time to practice putting. STEADY . . . EYE ON THE BALL-Alvin Odom gets a steady grip as he prepares for a long drive. . - 1 . . a ., ..-f. -ay, aw, ,V as-WW' ' of golf. .y, . 4 J. sf-fhaa 4: 'H-'V at W -. 'Kew HOMEWARD BOUND-Bill Willis smiles, picks up his golf clubs, and starts home after playing a good game lv CLOSE MATCH-Hostesses for the S.P.H.S. Invitational Tournament. visit- ing players and coaches watch the final match for the championship. Successful Tournaments H i gbli gbt S ports Scene Invitational tournaments, one old and one new, were two bright events on the sports scene for South Park this year. The old tournament, the fifth annual South Park Invitational Golf Tournament, set three new records. Lamar of Houston and the Greenie team both sliced strokes off the previous team score record established by Lamar in 1952. This year's 139 entries topped the previous record of 133. The third new record set was the number of participating schools. Twenty- five schools, eighteen high schools and seven junior highs, were represented. South Park's first Invitation Tennis Tournament was a great success. Singles winners were Betty Faust of Houston and Terry Todd of Austin. Doubles winners were Mary Small and Frances Scott of Shreveport and Raymond Flummerfelt and Frank Bolton of South Park. HOLE NO. 18 COMING UP-Hostess Jo Lena Modica and Rogers smile with relief as they finish up a hard day's work. Guy WHO'S NEXT-Nannie Nield of B.H.S., Patsy Okewall, and Miss Lois Blanchette check the schedule of doubles matches to see who plays next. w4lv-- 7.5 I9 3' I 16 xsy . F if 5-'si swf V 'If 55 '7f'V.-J, f 995,44 A jr Q. X? S Q CT ALL IN THE GAME-jo Lena Modica and Guy Rogers, background, wait pa- tiently as each visiting golfer takes his turn. l Tennis Temns join Forces to Gain Recognition I'VE GOT IT-Wayne Parker times it just right as he steps up to hit a fore-hand. TEAM WORK-Frank Bolton and Raymond Flummerfelt, doubles team, find team work an important part of the game. If g,,.....,: A xxafht ii . ... . A Y 'X N X, 1 Q Q it ' L l f . 'N 1 f' 'X A ' , , 4 f ' 3 'E . f f' ,. X. A X A . X ,x , f X NR 'Q' t Ai .Kar 5' N X Xfxi, xv ,Try ii N sp , , . ' if P f sc- . . ' - R 'L -1 .. sa. X - is ,f , . .r.f f fx ' sf 'Q T' . Wt.. A clean sweep of nine pre-district wins and no losses- that was the record made by the boys' tennis team in 1956. junior Wlayne Parker won district singles for the second year, but lost to Baytown in regional. Doubles team Frank Bolton and Raymond Flummerfelt lost to Port Arthur in district. Two new tennis courts, added this year, will provide A . fa- practice space as well as a place for matches for both boys' and girls' teams next year. . W .-sf V fan' 'M' X, 4 , Z' f I ,YK .., X ,I 4 XQXY ,B i A i Q x 'X K s , X K R ,J-'XYX X, 4 1 X X 'N 'N .kfx BOYS' TENNIS TEAM-Northcutt, Birkelbach. Back row: it XA' 'xx 'XkXX'X.XXQ'lKT'exk XX Qk'stxxwZ.Xg Flummerfelt, Bolton, Sibert, Parker, Lord. Filler, Coach Dillon. M ' my . I ...... . 54 wwe, I Q V , 'L I I 3 3 2 t ' ' t at 7 ' V ' A r i ., t 'G 5 , r f 351 ,wlrrwiqa at A X l it , f 1? Ij l Q - 4 3 K L., ii 4 , n f er , i ' ,Q 'gi Y i ' A 5: 3-'fe,'gzf:, J L I ' 1... LQ' ' 5 GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM-Tiner, Schroeder, Sparks. Back row: Layne, Okervall, Bellew, Florey, janak, Coach Lois Blanchette. The girls' tennis team had its most successful season in many years, winning seven individual matches and taking second place in both singles and doubles in dis- trict. Mary Janak represented South Park in district singles while Diana Sparks and Alena Schroeder made up the doubles team. The girls' team joined forces with the boys' netters to win team trophies in the Lufkin Invitational Meet and the Oleander Relays Tennis Tournament. s. W 'WNW' A ,iffjz I , ,. -lg'-45.1 J . W 1 A X' I Y GOOD HIT-Mary as the ball glides accurately to the other side of the court. janak watches NWRONG SIDE OF THE NET- Diana Sparks and Alena Schroeder, doubles team, greet each other from opposite sides of the net during practice game. E5 EDDIE WARREN Shortstop JIMMY MITCHELL Pitcher -'UQ .,..,g,,-. JOHN DONAI-io Right Field iff, Y .., ,, gi Q -.V my Wifi. ' First Base S. 1. HALPIN Third Base FOREST BAILEY Pitcher if rr., 14 i i ii 4 wgzdlir'-'-+1 PAT CLANCEY Shortstop f l BILL MLNEILL First Base GOOD GRIP-Malcolm Ward and Bill Rice, pitchers, watch as A. T. Crumption explains the importance of a good grip. CHARLES STARCKE Center Field 2 Other events in which the truck team participated were the City Meet, Galena Park Meet, Robert E. Lee Meet, Gulf Coast Meet, Lake Charles Meet, and the Sophomore Track Meet. Lettermen on this year's team are joe Keenan, Wilson Nicholas, Sonny jolly, Frank Wfeikel, Hugh Wilson, Jerry Donaho, John Carlin, and Gordon Carlin. All but the Carlins will be on hand next year to see more action for the Greenie track team. GREAT JUMP-Hugh Wilson, pole vault and mile relay letterman, glides with ease over the high bar. GOOD DAY'S WORK-Coach Donaho starts home after viewing a successful meet with Galena Park. TRACKSTERS-Keenan. Gilstrap, Graddy, Ascol, Phillips, LaP0int. Middle row: D. Smith, Nicholas, Alford, Donaho, Weikel, 1. Wilson, H. Wilson. Back row: Coffman, Walker, Cormier, Rogers, Hughes, J. Carlin, G, Carlin, jolly, Ferguson. Jn W no QW, L I Q N5 ' s Q. ,tm ---1 H---Maeve-2- -- -f- ' f . 9 1 . 4 'M elf' nm - 1 . V, Q 25' WHEJ- f .. Y -M' W N' ' v f?f'4.s'+ 'glffdl Q 'www 1 1 . 'Q - A Y 4 . 9 Y 1 'Q' 5 V :lf g T M 5 s kk 4, sin-:J gf, agua 6:1 ny 'Q W, ' 5 4 ,G , 9 ,R v , 4 'A .AM . Iaif' 5 T -Duster! Pastimes- G.A.A .... Fufure Farmers . . . some of fhe many organizafions , Tame hours is fallen for club meet- ' ings. sfudenfs are members more fhan one club. This sfar-dusfed A pasfime brings ,fogefher ihe sfudenis and sponsors. and through ihem sfudenfs gei fo lmow each ofher beifer and feel more a parf of Souih Parlr High. ' HOW' INIANY! I,.1 Dc-llc !'.1v'f.llu, LJ1t'-11 15 lumix' nw put papal fn- the ,wg nr xEIfYfYLI'i.'Uf sutmnx, CHECK AND RIQ-CHECK--Miss M.l1'y I'r.1ncLs lflxuuxn .md Miw Kmhrcm Bmlq' klluk piaturw .xggiinwt mpy. ADS AND ANNVAIJ4- ,Yu Lum Afkkhugl, Lamar Rough. md .loc U.xl1.mo xC.1y hwy wxth their job of Selling both ids and .lf1I1L1.1IN. V! 6 Tw C. .2 Another Year- Azzofber Book Mvnuua XYELL I THINK--Rayncll Alford Smilcs :ls jerry XYilson ewpruscs her idm for a picture for the fc'1tu'c scgtion i 3 N I , 3 x fn 55 lf KEEPING THINGS IN ORDER-lvfargaret Henderson and Mary Catherine Deaton file pictures for the class section A record in pictures of the year's activities, the annual is gradually put together event by event. Each member of the annual and business staffs work to make this book a complete record of the days at S.P,I-l.S. COPY IS A PROBLEM-Gracie johnson and Patsy Graddy struggle over copy for the sports section. fun.. if! 'xr Ebnn 1 V XYISH YOL' COULD HAVE GONE-Geraldine Crawford tells of her trip abroad. Going Places? A ,ref I W N fi af... My f LOOK AT THAT-First row Rush. Miss Quicksall. sponsor. Second row: hlartin, Crawford Brazeal. Seaburg. Standing: Hood Meek. ik 3 1 f l T l s ,. ,S l l , a 5 l l l l 'vtv is ii Going places? . . . The Travel S. H C. Club, organized this year, offers its members the opportunity to visit places of interest through imaginary trips. During meetings, members show slides and pictures of places they have visited. Though a rather small club this year, the Travel Club is sure to attract many travel-minded members of the stu- dent body in years to come. AND SHE XX'ENT+joyce Brazeal and Shirley Martin trace Geraldines places of travel on maps. W if v LIGHT AND BRIGHT-Key Club Members Sidney Patterson, Mack Kimbrough, Robert Littrell, james Stevens, and Tommy Werner pack light bulbs. NEXT YEARS OFFICERS-G. A. W'imberly. J MQ Robert Littrell, Sidney Patterson Carr, and Mack Kimbrough. ' x...,g if L. Q All ,- if it K -24 ,-fr i 1 ri 1, - ZW- gf? ' qw' A f inf! nf' 5., Key Club Finds jobs Sponsoring a youth employment bureau helps South Park's Key Club to fulfill its major purpose, service to others in school and community. With cooperation from the school and the downtown Ki- wanis Club, Key Club members have secured 136 jobs for Greenie studentsg forty-two graduates are employed on jobs they found through the club's employment bureau. TALKING IT OVER-Key Club members: Wimberly, Hooter, Stevens, Kimbrough, Garretson, Littrell. .N W, r, 7 iw .J lm 'til' elll Ely 'l I 4 V .1 ' - . . sg: A U... ...W.rWwr T r lT.JWlWl nr W ' is EAW 'st M... YOU LIKE IT?-Jo Ann Farnie holds a pennant made by the Art Club while Sue Crow, Willene Looney, and Mary Alice Davis smile with approval. TAKING A BREAK-Raymond Som- mers, Patty Hulett, Rachel Kirkland, Nathan Walker, Merlene Hebert Car- men, Joe Galiano, and -Io Ann Farnie take a break before attending the meet- ing of the art club. W , ,8Q. 'WM . -new L MJ, i, 'SWS 4' a Wm qw, ' 'XJ sa- . we Social Artists Ability . . . creativeness . . . originality . . . all are put to good use at Art Club meetings. Organized this year under the sponsor- ship of art director Herman Hugg, this club offers interested students the oppor- tunity to develop artistic ability. Slogan ribbons and Greenie pennants made by its members did much to pro- mote school spirit here at S.P.H.S. 1 N ' has 2, 1 ,ggi W 81225 . ,am avg am .. 1 , ., .4 gyry xii if N ' .tam 'mu' -'fn xv nr cm .E . ,H N Afli V41 J! QQ li was S10 5 as f was sims if if ,au ,amwulml at SK-si 5 dl l Aditi C' maui!!! W oe- 'Q z:alanaIwsl eQi' Z HUP!! lip asus' . as Fi . Y , 4 E 4, all s . ,P . HOLD THAT POSE-Patty Hu- lett poses as Nathan Wfalker, Murlene Hebert Carmen, Joe Galiano, Rachel Kirkland. and jo Ann Farne try their hand at sketching. ,..03A. ,. . N' A 4--'3 If -.sf J' A .., Q ,-1.511 The purpose of an agricultural chapter is to teach boys the tech- nical side of farming and ranching as well as the work required through projects. Snuth Parkls F.F.A. Chapter boys have won first in poultry, shop work, and rice judging in the South Texas State Fairg been awarded two gold and one bronze emblemg and had as chapter mem- bers two Lone Star farmers. This year the F.F.A. purchased a fifteen- acre farm near Blanchette School. Work on the farm is done by the boys during class time. INTO THE GREAT UN- KNOWN-Chapter farmers take new F.F.A. members for a ride as part of their greenhand ini- tiation. RIDING IN STYLE-Donald Viator and Wilson Nicholas take their calf in style to F.F.A. open house. AGS' EARS PERK UP-as they listen to speeches at their area meeting. South Park was a host chapter at the area meeting here in May. Buy 15-Acre F,F.A. FARM-F.F,A. boys are working hard to put up signs showing the location of their arm. Future F armers F arm LADELLE CASTELLO Chapter Sweetheart First row: Ivy, Rice, Perry Viator, Makins, Brown, Baker, Duncan Second row: Meneilt, Asbury. Burks. Clark, Surratt. Seaburg johnson, Pace, Third row: Boswell, Thompson. johnson, Wfallace Laramore, Straghn, Touchett. Minor. Fourth row: Gafford. Eng man, Weikel, Armstrong, Vige, Belt. Fifth row: Zoch, Collins Chester, Hairston, Wright, Warren, McDonald. -I ,-if I I 52:1 5:2 L 1 illlrwl 95 X' I I I S I :Cf FLIGHT OF THE HERON-Menwbers of the Cast of the contest play are jimmy Hayes, Ann McGrew, Glenda Scott, Mack Roach, and Gene Touchett. w. Dmmatzcs C lub MEMBERS FILLING CHRISTMAS BOXES are: Deaton, Tudor, Ruclin, Guidry, Broussard, Touchett, McGrew, Barrett, and Scott. Members of the Dramatics Club strive to be superior from the stand- point of talent, achievement, and service. Mastering the fundamentals of interpretation, dramatics, radio, and advanced speaking techniques keep club members busy during meetings. During the spring, speakers won seven first places out of a possible nine in District Interscholastic League contests. NOW YOL' LISTEN TO ME-Ray Broussard explains his plan to his partner in crime, Gene Touche-tt, in the comedy, ARSENIC and OLD LACE. WHO US?-jimmy Hayes, Dick Wilson, Glenda Scott, and Glen Guilett find their names on N.F.L. charter. F riqliig' X BURSTING WITH PRIDE- Gene Touchett, Presidentg Lorene Marburger, Vice Presidentg and Judy Barrett, Secretaryg smile after examining the National Forensic membership charter. N. F. L. Organized An achievement in itself . . . The National Forensic League is the honorary speech society of South Park High. To qualify for member- ship, a student must earn twenty quality points in speaking or debate. National Forensic speakers ad- vanced to the finals in every tour- nament in which they participated, including the Tulane Tournament which invited speakers from thirty top schools in seven states. Some of the outstanding people in our school are members of the National Forensic: League . . . an achievement in itself. Speakers Organize Forensic League TESTING: 1, 2, 3-Janice Minter, Richard Cox, jerry jones, Patsy Kirk- lancl, and George Edwards prepare to record on the tap recorder. i 1 , x fr' fi 4 A - V A, ,, ,W ,, v Amgtxi . X ' Y' N.H.S. OFFICERS: Mildred Haire, jerry jordan, Daren McCurley. Cathy Evans, and john Carlin. ,,.,..aat, FULL YEAR MEMBERS-First row: Kirkland, Grant, Holcom, McGrew, Tudor. Second row: Huckaby, Okervall, Ascol, Byrd, Cryer, Moseley, Dearbonne, johnson, Barnes, Reavis. Speed, Wilstvn, janak. Standing: Minner, Starcke, Carlin, Jones, King, Mason, Mazzu, Galiano, Guilett, Bean. Scholarship . . . leadership . . . and service are qualities that all members of the National Honor Society possess. Real Christmas spirit was ex- hibited by all members at a social in the gym December the eighth, but fun was not their only thought. A Christmas box was filled for a needy family. Smarties can be distinguished by their National Honor Society Pins. South Park Smarties Wear N.H.S. Pins FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS: Donaho, Chenella, Latil, Flum- merfelt, Reax-is, King, Cox. Hooter, Lanier. Face, Brazeal, Clifton, Hart, Spoonemore, Cox. Marburger, Sehon, Odom, Knight, Henderson, Fuller, Hol- laway. and Cook. 74 LA LA LA LA-Alice Byrd sings while other officers of the Spanish Club-Cathy Evans, Sarah Winchester, Ronnie Filler-join in the fun. SOUTH OF THE BORDER . . . might be considered a theme for the Pan American Student Forum. Members are interested in Spanish activities, games, songs, books, and newspapers. Sponsored by Miss Rachel Dean, P.A.S.F. students are also members of the Pan American Roundtable, and attended a convention in Austin in April. Students made handiwork and wrote themes which were en- tered in contests there. BINGO-Toby Moseley raises her hand as members Filler, Hood, Evans, Byrd, Winchester, Wadley, Sprouse, Nix, Phythian, and Durham join her in playing Spanish Bingo. South of the Bowler SI SENORITA-Toby Moseley lists some of the articles that Miss Dean is suggesting for her trip abroad. SQT A 'M ' sump ' . PNK We . Pfvvrvv BON VOYAGE--First semester officers Glen Gullett, Linn Mc- Donald, and Tommy Kaye prepare to leave on the Hi-Y trip. K-Chapter Hi-Y projects for the year included a hayricle, attending Youth and Government at Austin, and leading the city clubs in World Service contributions. City Hi-Y basketball champion- ship was won by the K-Chapter and Charles Starke, a member of this chapter presided as city-wide Hi-Y President. club's activities. H i-Y Develo Leadership WAIT YOUR TURN-Second semester officers joe LeSage, Harold Engstrom, Tommy Kaye, and Lamar Roach wait their turn at the candy machine fleftj. A spring social climaxed the ps K-CHAPTER HI-Y MEM- BERS: Watson, Cude, Mc- Neil, Donaho, Sommers, Starke, Stonecipher, G. Carlin, J. Carlin, and King. f,,,,, ., Y'-x- 11 VCHAPTER HIY Sitting Graddy Sibley VUarren Birclclebach Standing: hir. Compton, Spon- sor May Halpin XY'ard Abshier Modica jolly Clancy Burtrand Baskin. V-Chapter Hi-Y One of the oldest clubs in South Park is the V-Chapter Hi-Y. It is sponsored by the Young Men's Christian Association to create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school, and the community high standards of Christian character. HURRY VP!-First semester officers, Presi- dent Sonny jolly, Vice President Pat Sibley, and Treasurer james Lanier urge V-Chapter Hi-Y Secretary Eddie Warren to grab a book and let's go. LAST IN THE LUNCH LINE?-Second semester officers Pat Sibley, presi- dent, and Eddie Warren, vice president. discuss V- Chapter Hi-Y programs with Charles Spell, secre- tary, and j. W. Graddy, treasurer. . i l NO, IT ISN'T FOR US-Club members Alford, Darnell, Cook, Huey, Pickett, Hebert, Shankles, and Howell buy food for their adopted family. wp-Q A was 'Q : One South Park family had happy holi- days, Thanksgiving and Christmas, because twenty-five junior girls remembered them with food and gifts. Adoption of the family by Sigma Kappas, junior social serv- ice club, was the groups major service project of the year. Sigma K appas 'Adopt' Family THATS A GOOD IDEA-President Bobby Dearbonne agrees with Secretary Flo Owens, Treasurer jerry W'ilson, and Vice President Carol Byrd. ii , ,,,,,, ' L lf, 1 ANYTHING ELSE? - Jan Haire, , r Gracie johnson. jill Landis, jean jen- - , kins. and Mary Gowling make a list -r'i:1f '?. ' of food to be purchased. ,I g T ff: ' ' .!'. ff, - V Wg, ., ,,ff':'f'.l - - f.-,' it. VL 4141 -Q. , Bigx First row: Cox, Haw, Williams. Sccont row: Rudin, Stanley, Mintcr, Meyer Barrett. Third row: Wilson. Adams Reavis XY'hite Dunchee Clark. Fourtl , , , 1 row: Plalce. Campbell. and Touchctt Henderson not shown. Eighteen I Greenies ualify ., or All-State Orchestra I First row: Edwards, Miller, 2 Broussard, Clark, McEachern Second row: Siros, Bryant, Veil jahn. Calhoun, Butaud, Kelly, and Mazzu. Third row: Wilson Cash, Mazzu, Broussard, Saxon Huddleston, Oliphant, Bertrand and Lampson. nl. Hg, PRETTY AS A PICTURE-is Linda Holloway, S.P.H.S. Drum Major, as she poses in full cos- tume. On Parade- Tloe Greenie Band STRIKE UP THE BAND-Members are: First row: Ashmore, Buchanan, Bean, Bryan, Holloway, Rowell, Albarado, Praznick, jones. Second row: Broussard, Howell, Donahoe, james, Wilson, McWilliams, Smith, Davis, McEachern, Rogers, O'Neal, Nichols, McNeil, Grovunder, Long, Edwards. Third row: Cook, Duke, Holcom, Boyd, LaSalle, Huey, Carnegy, King, Jenkins, Plake, Jones, Oliphant, Lejune, Murry, LaSalle, Mazzu, Sandefer, Gentry, Hardy, Huddleston, Kelly, Adams, Huff, Abshire, Prouse, Durenburger, Clark, Mazzu, Roach. Marching at football games, and parades and at Interscholastic League with the practice required by each, became a full time job for S.P.H.S. band this year. In addition, members raised money for their Miami trip. This project of raising money proved to be both work and a lot of fun. Through their efforts the band boosted school spirit, won a first and a second division rating at Interscholastic League, and made enough money to have a grand time in Florida. VUILI. VUE EVER GET THROUGH ?- ask band officers, Ronald Hutchins, Charles Smith, and Gene Touchett, as they count light bulbs which are to be sold. CANDID COWGIRLS-are twirlers Barbara Rowell, Geraldine Bryan, Shan- non Mcliachern, and Mildred O'Neal. wwwwiwi 1 ,, ,ill - my 3 Sllllflrliillllll'l A splendid example of South Parlc's music program is the First Year Chorus. Although only two years old, the club has thirty-four members. These girls have participated in assembly programs and Interscho- lastic League contests. ls nu gl t 3 -. iyii Vi mer Qld algae li S-i CHORUS MEMBERS-First row: Livingston, Smith, Son- nier, Baxter, Leger, Mitchell, Gowan, Gallio, Gilliam, Ma son. Second row: Lovelady, Maggio, Anderson, Nolan Jordan. Third row: West, Latil, Whitehead, Graham, Per kins, jones, Maggio, Munson, Saxon. BOW DOWN THINE EAR -Mr. Roy Bean, director, leads the first year girls' chorus in a religious number. First Year Girls' Chorus TAKING A BREAK-Officers Judy Livingston, Milda Mitchell, Gaynell Gallio, jorene Jordan take a break on the school campus. mow all in 1 MID IBIS gg, .fsxaczs HW!!-91 Q1 ' 'Q sv, is was swan ft mmm mm We sh -Af gig ww my .kditfxl .nr 4 ,mi get Y . i 5 W - W ' '-'1 '5 -4 WWW' W-MGH'-7-' 7ff f Z?'2t' '2.'fT lun will Q3 will ws. a mamvkut si gm iiQXBXil i at 1fW9RNlSNfN'l!QHsW5 Ka9' 1 pw a may i fi ww Mkik kl N Q . L , ,L 1 7 , W qu nun mm waz-ei-am Q! we-are mm va ' ' A B ,, l smmirmalllw wmmsammwmmwa. wnaaawhhwmmyllwlumwsa as ummawamunnmnammaw1mnammwtlnmz1Luusnmp 'saw-',a LOOK XVHAT XX'E WON-Sue XX'o- mack. president of the second year girls' chorus. shows other officers. jill Landis. Patsy Beard. and Annette Howell, the plaque won in Interscholastic League irightl. - IT IS IN HERE SOMEXWHERE- Rachel Kirkland and Iwiargie Wagley look through files for music fcenterl. Second Year Girls' Ch01'IlS Spring Tour . . . State Fair in Dallas . . . Christmas Cantata . . . Performances for civic groups . . . M- ----f- Baccalaureate . . . Interscholastic -- 'V L?-rrp E2?zf:C1i..fh:..2i,r3'Q23 igirls' Ehdrus. Y - 4 h X 5 . To X Q.. gil, z SECOND YEAR GIRLS' CHORL'S-First row: Nero, Prescott, McKinsey. Clark. jones. XYf'iggins Alford, Tudor. Kirkland, Hebert. Shankles, Odgen. Second row: Spence. McDonald. Tucker: Livingston, Hebert, Gallier, Simpson, Machan, Hebert, Gafford, Evans, Moseley. Third row Gowling, Turner, Nobles, Boyd, Wagley, Crow, johnson, Howell, Sharver, Tolle, Byrd, Byrd Shaw. Fourth row: Cryer, Hughes, Key, Speed, Looper, Seaburg. Layne, Beard, Womack, Richardson Maynard, Murphy, Landis. O ft., I - NM - dui Lf i it . 'll' lr lima-,,, , TIME FOR CLASS-Hugh Wfilson, Don Frost. and joe Galiano enter the chorus room. Patsy Beard. G. A. Wfimherly. David Bean Hugh Ely. Carol Cryer and Corky Dragoo if ' f 9 1 i mf 3 F raft A Q Sf B0Jf5' Chorus . The BOYS' CHORUS is a newly organized chorus at South Park, composed of all boys taking chorus. State Fair . . . assemblies . . . Interscholastic League . . . performing for civic or- ganizations . . . these are a few of the many activities of the Boys' Chorus during its first year. BOYS' CHORUS+-Pianist, Sara Shaw. First row: VanDeventer. Ross. Wallace, Snover. Second row: Crawford, Wfhittington, Galiano, Sibley, Haney, W'ilson, Musgrow. Frost. Rao. Third row: Bruce, Howell, Dragoo, Wimberly, Bean, Burnett, Ely, Cowart. v- it MEMBERS OF ALLVSTATE CHORUS! K .,e-, .N .Li ADJVSTING ROBES-Lera Beth Diane liiil to adyust her robe while looks for the robe with her number. SOLDIER BOY -Patsy Beard. Sue Nan Tolle, girls trio. practice one popular numbers. Halpin helps Audrey Leger W'omatk. and of their most MIXED CHORUS-First row: Gowling, McDonald, Kirkland, Shaw. jones. Second row Cryer Prescott, McKinsey, Tudor, Maclean, Byrd. johnson. Third row: Bean. Burnett. Ely VanDexenter Bruce, Dragoo. W'imberly, Galiano. Greenie C boir The Greenie Choir, under the direction of Mr. Roy Bean, is composed of second and third year chorus members. Activities of the choir include State Fair in Dallas, Homecoming and Thanksgiving assem- blies. and performances for various civic organ- izations. A Christmas Cantata was presented for the P.T.A., Student Body, at Hotel Beaumont, and at the Country Club. Later Spring activities included a spring tour, Baccalaureate, and Interscholastic League con- tests. s 2 5-Y, N f JUST TAKING IT EASY-Mr. Irvin M. Rushing, I.E. sponsor, leans back and smiles after a hard days work. IE. SVUEETHEART. Beverly Heimun, tries her skill at shop work. Industrial Education Twins 01' I mizzstry TIME OUT FOR A COKE-I.E. Officers, john Spears, Bobby Perry, Donald Moseley, and Paul Anderson, en- joy a coke in the shop building. .,f ',. fl' 2,1 il Training for industry is the answer given by I.E. members when asked what is the purpose of the I.E. Club. During the year, the club gave a ban- quet at Harold's Steakhouse to honor Beverly Heiman, sweetheartg enjoyed a Barbecue at the home of Mr. Farisg and co-sponsored an open house with the F.F.A. and F.H.A. ADMIRATION - Donald Wfhittington and visitors look over some of the work diSplayed by the I,E. during open houses LETS SEE IT IS-I.aDelle Costello and Beverly Heiman help Mr. Rushing 0 give away door prizes at the F.F.A. open house. Iffnnv M I.E. CLUB-Fabre, Lyle, Brasher, Cooley, Perry. Schillings, Albanese. Q:-F.. ,vw .-me fs'- .cilwi i l HAVE YOI' HEARD THIS ONE?- Library Assistants Lynn Montgomery, Raynell Alford, and Joyce Heard, listen to some of the collection of records featured in our library. Library Aides H elp Others it .QfL Enjoy Books Helping others to enjoy reading and influencing others to read are the goals of the library assistants. This is achieved by their daily work in the library. FILING BOOKSfEarline Club, Wanda Conway and Janice Suire help keep books in their proper place fcenterj ,H f if KEEPING THINGS IN ORDERgMiss Payne ex- plains to Barbara Looper, Pat Wfestbrook. and Rox- anne Leever the various rules of our library. A MR. AND MISS F.T.A.- -Gene Touchett. Nr. l7.'l'.A.. helps Lo- rene Marhurger, Mrs, l:.T.A., with her hooks. TO THE LEFT A LITTLE- ' Ill Judy Barrett helps one of the negro children pin the tail on the donkey at the Christmas party given hy the F.T.A. I l 5 , .5 5 1 I if A l rffaf' fi. T TEE, , fi Todaylv Stzzdezzts- T0m0r1'0w's Teachers The Future Teachers of America was organized to give students who wish to be- come teachers a chance to learn more about teachers and their students. It also gives members a chance to become student teachers in the lower grades. Various activities kept the club busy this year. They included the selection of two South Parkers as Mr. and Miss F.T.A. for this district, sponsoring a student-teacher assembly, and providing a scholarship to Lamar Tech. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-First row: Layne, Spoonmore, Haire, Byrd, Barrett. Second row: Willirzms, Travis, Henderson, Evans. Rossier. Third row: McFarland, sponsorg Hullett, Crawford, Howell. Tudor, Burnett, McGrew, Howell, McDonald, Grant, Layne. Campbell, Huey, Gowan. r T rcTs c Q M -.. Q. Q 9 1' s' T - v s u l -e . E , ,,.. 1 E if -5 f- ' ' , ' 6 I 54 C Wu TR l l is 2 'r r I in 'rx PLANS WELL ON THEIR WAY-Robert Henderson looks over plans for Twirp Week. THE ELITE-S.C. OFFICERS: Patty Hulett, recording secretary LaDel1e Castello, historiang Betty Wiggins, corresponding seci retaryg John Carlin, parliamentariang Raynell Alford, treasurer Gordon Carlin, vice presidentg discuss the year's work. Student Council We tip our hats to one of the largest organ- izations in S.P.H.'S .... the Student Council. Selling school stationery, sponsoring socials after football games, acting as host to the Good Sportsmanship League are a few of its many duties. The Student Council also sponsored Frontier Day and Twirp Week, distributed football stickers to students, and last but not least bought a jukebox for the school. Plus boosting school spirit, this organization serves as a link between the students and faculty. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row: Graddy, Richelt Hair Second row: Goodreaux, Landis, Dearbonne ohn son. Third row: Smith, Reaus Mmner f QQ' Y 1 .n Buys cz jukebox TEXAS CITY BOUND-john Car- lin. Barbara Mitchell. and Carol Byrd, Good Sportsmanship League members. leave for Texas City. '- fZi4::3 4 If X f li l lxx X Tiner. Burnett. Spente. Cravvford, Lindsey, Euurtli row: Edwards, XX'ilSon, BICDiDDLllLl, Wilson, Modica, King, Baskin, Verbal. an-if i Q' on if '-if I T - .4- 5 8 2 ' 1 1 'WLM ,... 0 .3 edit? p. K I iii PUT ANOTHER NICKEL IN-Representatives-at-large: Linda Holland, Helen Baker, Alice Byrd, joe LeSage, and Judy Bar- rett admire the new jukebox. .X 5 if 1 EW Hx 3 if mmm .H ,L 51 Wi mf' GI SHER STAFF Sparks Burnett Crow MtGonegal Dearbonne Hair Brazeal Mukan Galiano Vick Modica Bergm janak Lytle HIGH RANKING JOURNALISM STU DENTS are jerry Wilson G A XV1 berly Patsy Tiner jerry VanDesenter and Patsy Okervall Gusber Sm Has Busy Year If it were not for the Greenie Gusher and the journalism students, many people would not know of the activities of our school Journalism is a very important subject to the students of S.P.H.S. Here they learn about writing news stories, reading copy, and writing headlines. THE BEST YET-Greenie Gusher editor, Patsy i uf-v .1- f V Graddy, checks over the last issue of the paper. ' '09 me NEXT MEETING VUE CAN PLAY-LuDellc Castello. president: suggests a new game to jill Landis. secretary: Flo Owens. vine president, and Xxvllllhl Faris, treasurer. Girls' Athletic Association SENIORS: Mitchell, Byrd, Alford. Maclean, Shaw, Graddy, Grant, Rizato, Bliss Blanchette, Key, I-Ieiman, Beard, Spence, XValdcn. m.,'- HH' WI.. FEE f V t . if 1 JUNIORSZ Byrd. Fuller, I-Iehert, Dearhonne, johnson Shankles, Pickett, XX'ilson, Knight, Gallio, Nolan, In gram, Rucker, Reavis. Clifton, Cox, janak, Tiner, Oker vall, Sullivan, Swan, Vanlelook. 3, ...fi SOPHOMORES: Westmoreland, Swan, Edwards, Carrington, Le-Blanc. Simpson, Garretson, Good- reaux, Kellum, Martines, Walker, Layne, Latil, Sullivan. james, Perkins, Leger, Halpin, jones, Wigley, Burnett, Holland, Golden, Kennedy, Spoonemore, Rizzato, Barrow, Matheny. Posey, Mazzu, Saxon. Below: Engman, Guidry, Fail, Hipps, Bishop, Ingram. Lee. ...J in S THIS ISN'T EXACTLY MY LINE OF WORK- says Linn McDonald, F.H.A. beau, as he sweeps the kitchen floor. VERY NICE-Miss Jones, Miss Blanchette, and Ann Knight admire clothing displayed by F.H.A. members at open house. g ' M 5 ? I 2 1 'f ' 2 Q '...,,. ' Y 3 I ' ' S. I tif gpm! 4 Q I Qi-+m 1 ' F.H.A.-Swere, Mayshaw, Brickers, Norris Kelly, Lewis, McEarchera, johnson, Simpson ... W 5 L ' ' 5 . K - - J Q , Y E ' 'M-,Q ,f.M-. CAREFUL. NOW-Dorothy Rise and joan Nearux practice baby care with help of Mrs. Head. Phythian, Madile, and Bagley. Bowers, Rice, Modica, Fant, Griffin, ji, - . , 1 r 1 WHAT'S SO FUNNY ?-we ask F.H,A, offi cers, standing: Dorothy Bowers, Irene Revere and Jeanette Bagley. Sitting: Sandra Rice, Mary Elizabeth johnson, and Suzy Phythian. Future Homemakers 0 America The Future Homemakers of America was organized to stimu- late interest in homemaking among the students at South Park. Aside from the regular meet- ings, members have night meet- ings each month to work on degrees of achievements. The year's highlights of the club's activities include District Meeting in Cleveland, Style Show, Christmas Party, Fat Stock Show in Houston, State Meeting in Fort Worth, attend- ing area meeting in Houston, and serving at the F.F.A. ban- quet. Formal dinners and informal parties climaxed the club's so- cial life. MERRY CHRISTMAS-say hostesses jo. Lena Modica, Suzy Phythian Laeleng Lytle, Barbara Simpson, Nola Kelly, and F.H.A. sponsor, Miss Himmel, at their style show. 'Ulu 9EARCHINGfDoris Favors. Shirley Spoonmore. Joyce Rizzo, and jean Latiolas look for a studcnfs program card. HURRY FROM NOW ONfMartha Sellers fills out L1 tardy permit while Wandzz Speed looks on. LOOK AGAINiI.oma Clifton and Leah Burch check at- tendance cards. L:--' 'fr .rf First row: Oster, Neal. Leever Haire. Grant. Kincaid. Shaw. Hebert Cloy. Second row: Smith. Daherkaw Dearhonne. XX'alker. Layne. Looper Layne. Goodreaux, Richardson Hawkins. Third row: Brazeal, Burch Lytle. Lewis, Rowell. Rosser. Barren eip in Offices 5? l .iff , iwlat im W Purks, Doyle, Martin. Reed. ABOUT TXVO HUNDRED-w1Yina Davis, Yvonne Spence. and Barbara Meggs run off stencils for teachers. VUORKING AGAIN-Sandra Grant and Yvonne Spence feel their job is never done. Morning Worship Religious worship, the guiding light in the lives of most teen-agers has an important place in school life at South Park. Members of Morning XY'orship meet c.1ch morning to listen to dex'otion.xls by fellow students. Non-denominational, students ol' .ill religions, .ire invited to attend. This ye.1r the clubs main project was to give food to families at Christmas .ind Th.1nksgix'ing time. LET KS SING OVR PRAISE+-Morning Vforship Group. F sf'-1 3. Iss, Y N. FUTURE NURSES-First row: Berthlot, Jordon, Corgey, Hughes. Second row: johnson, Baker, Posey. Halpin, Fail. Third row: Perish, Norris, Knight, Clark, Faust, Boyd, Boyd. Future Nurses Cure 01' Sick OFF AGAIN-Officers of the club, Caro- lyn Linsey, Barbara Looper, and Pauline Cox, leave to visit some sick friends. FUTURE NURSES GET PRACTICE-Ann Dunshie, and Linda Parish help care for Mary Marburger, who is also a Future Nurse. 1 ns!-ee Q V rf .L , FOR ME?-Pauline Cox, Bar- bara Looper and Jeanette Norris present their sponsor, Mrs. Marie Martin, a gift to show their ap- preciation for her wonderful hel P and guidance, I . C . sv, gg J . x A Nxt C soo f - .. 14. 4 in ali x , Q n J, , KW A mag . :ff DINNER READY ?-Mr. George Dish- man. president of the school board, en- ters the Home Economics Cottage for a school board dinner, PLANS UNDERWAY-Mrs, W. E Summerlin and Mr. W. H. B. Fehl, board members. discuss South Park's school building program. READY TO EAT ?-Mr. George Beard, Mr. joe Redman, and Mrs. V. L. Cara- way, engage in a friendly discussion while waiting for the dinner to begin. Board Sets School Policies Without most students realizing it, the Board of Education sets the policies which govern the schools of South Park. This group is the legislating body of South Park School district. I M J Jn ' ,,, an ju N 3 E gh W? .Q 'E u, 'w . ,S 5 WH 1 , nw Ju. 4 X 1 ,Vw 1, U 1' M V - gil L X - 'g ' ,f 'Q- 5 NEW' ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-'ML UT. -T. Sxliy Curtzx f7lc-rnanmry Skhrml, lm-xt 11J51fiun to Vincent. Supcnntendcnt of thc Suuth Park thy Swurh P.1:'k Sinful Swtcrn The Sinn! Xu Sdwul Dxxtrnr, and Mr. R, A, Perma-mer. As- mhcdulul tn -lpcn xn Sn-runubu and rclzuc thc slxmnt 5,l?C!'IflIL'HJL'DI. study plnnx fur tim new xl-v-mx-J wnlnwnx .ir Aim-11.1 Plum-nt4: v. Boss and Sidekick LAZY DAY! Dr. J. Ross Jones, South Park High School Principal, makes a last minute check on his fishing tackle before trying out his luck. This was Dr. jones first year at South Park. He was formerly principal of Ball High School of Galveston Qrightj. 1 1?- 'a'7 Jim, Ma , 'V NO MAIL TODAY! Mr. A. Floyd, Assistant Principal, double checks his mailbox to see if he has missed any- thing. Mr. Floyd's most important duties are to check attendance and keep discipline in South Park. F7 SIGN 'EM UP FOR CLASSES? Mrs. Laura Reece, registrar. checks schedules for South Parks Seniors. LEARNIN' TO DRIVE? Drivers training instructor. Mr. H. D, Peavey, gives Fred Sachitano, sophomore. a reaction test. READY TO MAILfMrs. janet Scurlock and Mrs. Betty Hurst, secretaries at S.P,H,S., give their last minute approval to a letter before it is mailed. HI, THERE!-Guidance Director, Honest Wallender, says hello while he takes an afternoon walk after working hours. South Pm ,e Ad 111z11zst1 411501 Q Guide Greezzie Stzzdeuts Administrators of South Park are main guid- ing lights for the students of S.P.H.S. They help decide what our future may be, for part of their job is to select the subjects which will be offered here and how they should be taught. Other school officials study present enrollment and future school needs. Health and safety personnel look after our physical welfare. BIO6 CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT ?-jo Ed Face, senior, tries to diagram a sentence on the board. IT'S HERE ALL RIGHT!-Mrs. Flor- ella VC'ebster, English III and IV in- structor. picks up her class roll cards. English Classes Stress Grammar, Appreciation The ability to express one's ideas and feelings intelligently and to appreciate the expressions of others . . . that is the aim of the English Department at South Park. , READY TO GO?-Mrs. Leola Lander and Miss Alice Cashen. teachers. discuss plans for at- tending a teachers' work shop in Austin. i INTERESTING-Miss Beatrice Burnaby ex- plains to Miss T'achael Dean how she has her students memorize poetry and record it on tape for checking later. Both teach sophomore English. Required in every course of study of- fered at S.P.H.S. the English courses cover almost every phase of our language, with great emphasis placed on good literature and correct grammar. From the Friends, Romans, Countrymen . . . echoing in the sophomore classrooms to the original poetry in English IV creative writing, South Park teachers strive to instill in their students a basic appreciation of good English. CANT HELP BUT LAUGH !-Betsy Bishop, sophomore, tries to keep 21 straight face as she says a humorous poem she memorized for her English class. SOMETHING SPECIAL!-Mrs. Delana Mc- Dougald shows Mrs. Mary Louise Fore South Park's collection of autographed books in the record room of the library. ' 4 .1 it-f ty i- id? 25 Q 1 I 51 -4 '......' H ,- C Ti 'E l 1 r l F- Fvmlflf 5 I Xi-TCS 5535 -lp' sam-, 'FT' - Q' .1 .Nl ve. ,,fe 1V 1 ig I, RARE SPECIMEN!-Miss jo Simkins and Mr. jimmy Man- ning, Biology teachers, study a tarantula. LEARNING SCIENCE - Mr. james Manning, biology instruc- tor, explains to Raphad Wallace how the ear is constructed. TIME FOR BELL!-Mr. Wil- liam Warner, physics and elec- tricity instructor, and Mr. jack Folmar, chemistry instructor. dis- cuss a funny incident between classes. DON'T DROP IT !-Gene Lamp- son, Fred Minor, juniors, and Norman Carlisle, senior, work on an experiment in the chemistry laboratory. Accent on Science Centered in the middle of the world's largest petro-chemical area, South Park students are interested in science, and numerous science courses are offered to foster that interest in this increasingly complex world. The general aim of biology is to acquaint students with the plant and animal worlds and to teach them something of the interrelation and interdependence of all living things. Chemistry, the study of the change of matter, may help students better under- stand what these chemical industries of this area are composed of. Physics deals with the physical properties of matter. As a science, its aim is to make clearer the principles and applications of mechanics, heat, light, sound, and other fundamental particles of matter. l A R 1 QS ,l ya c f 1 pa 1 QQ 'lj Llq wax? i 4 'U fi r Yr ' N I 'N V 'Nl K 8 ' 'A nl A X x HOW VUONDERFULY - Miss Eppie Quick- sall admires Miss Kate Z a C h a ry ' s newly-are quired engagement ring. PRIVILEGED CHAR- ACTER!-Pat Medile, junior, runs the movie projector for one of the American History classes. .' ll M ,X ,iii HERE THEY ARE-Mr. Roy Davidson and Mr. W. R. Phythian engage in a friendly argument about the location of a small island, Ascencion. 5 'lk' ,pi '5 Q l 1 J 1 ,If y , x ' , i. ll? ,ug I'l S HARD TO FIND? Don Moseley and jean jenkins jun iors, locate different countries on the world map. UMMMM GOOD!!! Mr. Vincent Leewright, social studies instructor, takes time out to eat a good meal in the cafeteria. 'QU' L Mr 1' ,ss .N 1- .Q g f -r w W X -Q Viv' A va. W2 'LQ .1 'X ' 1 .. lr 15 V fir A V' . M X . i V . ' s 4 A HEADS DOWN?-Sue Crow and Diana Sparky iuniurs, tut out and paste examples 0 headlines in their journalism class HERE IT ISffMi5s Evie Paine. librarian. finds a returd which was requested by one of the teachers. FILE CLERK-Miss Katherine Garrett. library assistant. dips an artitle from the Beaumont Enterprise for the library files. K . ...au- Reading for F1112 and I7l'f01'lIZ6lfi0ll FLASHBFLB CHIEFf1NIisS Itfary Frances Freeman. publications sponsor, pauses between picture dates to have her own snapped. EW s .sf - 1 , ,, ' 'N it N bs ur' -E POSIES ARE PRETTYU-Mrs, Estel Himel. home- , making instructor, arranges flowers for an open house. SPIC AND SPANY-Verna Kelly, yunior, vacuums the floor in the Home Economics Cottage before 21 retcption. IT SHOVLD BE THIS XYAY-Miss Sam Hicks. home-making instructor, shows a student the correct way to haste a dress. BE CAREFULY+Rose Mary Metlilc and Sandra Rice, sophomores. arrange a table for the reception. ' 5 Learning to Live Not so very long'ago, people thought of home economics as homemaking, sewing and cooking. To- - day, though, modern homemaking courses like those in Greenieland are much more than that. Feeding and clothing the family, getting along with family and friends, caring for children and the sick, and ' I I . improving the home . . . all these are covered in the ' three years of homemaking at South Park. Housed in our unique Home Economics Cottage, homemaking classes this year were operated under a vocational plan which reimburses the school from the state. The teachers have the privilege of making visits to the home, in order to learn more about the students' needs. Students can take summer courses and earn half a credit toward graduation. I 'Ulf 151291115 0-'is-Q' VERY COMPLICATED!-Merlyn Watkins punior explains to the speech class how a dimmer board vsorks. ARTISTS AT WORK!-Lois Speers and Rose Mary Medile, sophomores, work on their art projects, ceramics and sculptures. 1.15 '!wz-... WHATS SO FLNNY777 Mr O E Llvely typtng rnstructor smlles as he lrstens to the records used to tram frrst year typrng students 4 Parkers Meet Busmess World To better prepare South Park students for a growmg busmess world many commercral courses are offered at South Park Among these are typ mg shorthand bookkeeprng and busmess machines South Park has produced some outstandrng stu dents rn these fields In Interscholastrc League contests Lera Beth Halprn sophomore placed frrst rn dnstrrct typmg and Bobble Dearbonne junror placed frfth rn the state contest rn short hand RUSH MAIL Mrs Edrth Coco shorthand mstructor hurrres Out between classes to marl a letter DAY OF RECKONINGH Miss Ruth Dean bookkeeprng and offrce machme rnstructor grxes Marlon Kmcard senror her frnal report card VERY INTERESTING-Mr. George Rhea Sharp and Miss Kathrene Bailey look over the names engraved on the Math Award. XYHAT A GAMEYT-Math instrurtors, Mr. Carl Dillon and Mr, Henry Comp- ton. uxilk hack to the building after a brisk game of tennis, 'bs -'J ii if fm ,Atv N J A THE SQUARE OF THE HYPOTHENTQSE-Carol Gowan and Corky Dragoo, sophomores. proxe the Pythagorean Theory in Mr. Carl Dillon's plane geometry class. Greenies Develop Number K now! ed ge VC'HA'l S COOKlN'?7lNIiss Lem lNIacF.1rland. South Park math instrurtor, experiments in her kitchen. y ,g as 5 i 5 K. Ffvi, fff' ik' vs , ,JI PUSH HARD!-Rachel Kirkland and Carolyn Boyd, seniors, compete in a friendly game of outdoor shuffleboard during P.E. class. MUSIC MAESTRO ! Y-Mrs. Doris Wen- nerbom, physical education instructor, plugs in the jukebox so that Greenie students can dance in the gym at noon. 1411 Ji. 1, FASTER. BOYS!-Coaches Bill Tipton and Moody Pickett watch the BALL VP-Sophomore P,E. boys practice their track boys work out, basketball shots before roll call. L, l 0 .54 NX Y J 5 P- 0'-4 Y? 551-?'!,s We 4 ?'4ff7 f' .Qgils2,i cafe.-fifws 4+ l,i..,l W i ,Ag i fry, V H .. s' ' 'ff Wiiimi YOU DONT SAY!-Coaches Cecil Doniiho and XV. R. Kimbrough take time out for light , conversation, In addition to Coaching. Mr. Donaho teaches health while Mr. Kimbrough teaches drivers training. A - RIGHT HERE Y-Joyce W'hite. Sophomore, studies the health chart and shows Linda XX'igley where her collar bone is located. GET TO NX ORK BOYS Mr NXrll1.1m PAY ATTENTION!! - Mr. Terrell I.1r1s muhrnc shop mstruttor thanks 1 gxugc Nexxberry xxootlslup instructor. shows on a wscldlnf, mathrne hns frrst yur class how to put 21 new belt MR. FIX-IT - Two auto shop boys repair a motor during auto shop. FINISHING TOUCI-IES-Orulle Mason johnson 'md Kenncth Taylor. sophomores. attach the legs to thelr vtootlshop prolcct riff' EY' ' wr x. -fra - Ni.: 1 Dv TELL ME MORE I Y- Mr. Z. T. Turlington, distributive education teacher, helps a sopho- more boy fill out an application for a job. , f f ? - E, f I Fshi '5 '1 LESSON IN BD!-Warren Phillips, sophomore, listens intently while Mr. Irving Rushing explains the principles of a sheet metal pattern. WHEW!!-Mr. Irvin Rushing, mechanical draw- ing instructor, relaxes after driving all his bus students home. SHOW CALF LEARNS QUALIFICATIONS!- Mr. Albert johnson, agriculture instructor, displays fine characteristics of a show calf belonging to one of the F.F.A. boys. I. . , vu-4 ,,....p 16 X- l I 1 'man-., Q -I.-.ix r i sag, , Einmm .,.t I F- , f5 Ufwx . In I1. I WW? ' f mp Fe is I E ,M A SENIOR OFFICERS ALICE BYRD ..,.,,,,,,,,..............,.......,,.......,.,...,,. Tfeamrer CHARLES STARKE ...... II..,, V ice Pfefidefzt BILL MCNEILL ,,,,,,.,, ........... P rariden! PATTY I-IULETT ..... .,,...A. S erretnry I20 Class of 56 1 'X 5 fy . , r X,-v . 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Honor Socxety 56 Delegate to PASG Conventxon 54 55 Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson Scholarshrp-Beaumont Woman s Club 56 JUNIAS FRANKLIN CUDE H1 Y K Chapter 54 55 56 Treasurer 54 Homeroom Presrdent 56 Student Councrl Alternate 56 Lettered rn Basketball 55 56 MARY ANN DABERKOW FHA 55 56 Treasurer 56 Offrce Assistant 56 VICTOR CARL DABERKOW IE Club 55 ANTHONY L DANNA Outstandxng Achievement rn Auto Mechanics NINA LOLISE DAVIS Future Teachers 55 MARY CATHERINE DEATON Thrrd Place rn Extempo raneous Speakrng 54 Second Place rn Debate 55 Cast Member of Contest Play 55 Spmdletop Staff 55 56 Jumor Red Cross 54 55 56 Dramatrcs Club 54 55 56 GAA 54 55 56 Natronal Honor Socrety 56 Lettered rn GAA 56 JOHN MILTON DONAHO Al1C1ty Football Team 56 All Drstrrct Football Team 56 Honorable Mentxon of All State Football Team 56 Semor Class Fawonte 56 H1Y K Chapter 55 56 Natronal Honor Socrety 56 Lettered rn Football 54 55 56 Baseball 56 WILLARD RAY DLKE Sophomore Class Favorrte 54 Student Councll 54 Vrce Presrdent 55 Presrdent of Junror Class 55 Head Cheerleader 56 H1Y 55 Lettered 1n Foot ball 54 Track 54 JOHN A DURRENBERGER Lettered rn Band 54 55 56 Chorus 56 HAROLD PHILLIP ENGSTROM Cast Member of One Act Play 55 H1Y Conference 54 55 56 Chorus 54 56 Dramatrcs Club 54 Junxor Red Cross 54 Lettered m Football 54 55 56 Baseball 54 Basketball 54 55 Track 55 CATHERINE ANN EVANS Spamsh I Award 55 N tlonal Honor Socrety 55 56 Treasurer 56 Pan American Student Forum 56 Secretary 56 Future Teachers 56 Chorus 55 56 Coronatron Queen 56 Amerxcan Legron Award 56 KENNETH NORBERT FABRE Football 54 55 Indus trxal Education 56 JOE EDD FACE Junror Honor Soclety 54 Natronal Honor Soclety 55 56 Mechanical Drawrng Award 55 Hr Y 55 56 MARGOT FARABEE Chorus 54 Band 55 WILMA CAROLYN FARIS GAA Reporter 54 55 56 Chorus 54 55 Teenettes 55 Art Club 56 Volleyball Team 56 Lettered rn GAA MARY LUCILLE FLOREY Junror Red Cross 54 56 Stu dent Councrl 56 Teenettes 54 55 GAA 54 Lettered m Tennis 55 56 Homeroom Vlce Presrdent 54 Secretary 55 ' . 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CHARLES CHESTER .IX Ab, L i TOMMY CLARKE ,ya R W 7-K 'US br ,... , 4-km wk A Y , I .mul Q -QW: X 'vw--.,,x B - ii ,izikzifk F2554 Aiiiii' N ww Au-, V , W4 W f 5:6510 -' V EARLINE CLUBB RUFUS COLLIER WANDA CONWAY EDWARID COOLEY BILLIE LEE COURTNEY CAROLYN Cox RICHARD Cox GERALD1N13 CRAWFORD 'Q .af ff' 11 in-Inf' DON ARINOLD FROST Boys Quartet 55 All State Chorr 56 Choralners 55 Boys Chorr Secretary 56 HIY 54 Camera Club 56 Lcttcred rn Football 54 55 Chorus Ran Track 54 55 Pllycd Basketball 54 JOE MITCHELL GALIAINO Chorus Award 55 First Place Award In Vocal Solo 54 55 56 All State Chorr 56 Art Club President 5C INatxonal Honor Socrety 56 Gusher Staff 56 Yearbook Staff 56 Choralrers 55 56 Coronatron Commrttee 55 A Chorr 54 55 56 Commencement Commlttee 56 DOROTHX DEE GALLIEN Mornmg Watch Secretary 55 Teenettes 54 55 Red Cross 5l LOTTIE FAYE GALLIER Chorus 54 55 56 CECIL JACK GARRETSON Key Club 55 56 Ran Track PATSY ANN GRADDY Journalrsm I Award 55 Gusher Edltor 56 State Journalrsm Award 55 FTA 55 56 Corre spondmg Secretary 56 Annual Staff 55 56 Teenettes 54 55 56 GAA 55 56 Student Councrl 56 FTA 55 56 Gusher Staff 55 56 Natronal Honor Socrety 56 Prom Commrttee 56 Coronatron Commrttee 55 SANDRA SLE GRANT GAA 54 55 56 FTA 55 56 Jumor Red Cross 54 55 Teenettes 54 55 Honor Socrety 56 SELMA RLTH GROVELNDER Band 55 56 GLEN GORDON GLILLET Junior Honor Socrety 54 Natronal Honor Socrety 55 56 Natronal Forensrc League 56 Mechanrcal Drawmg Award II 54 Balfour Oratory Award 54 Balfour Debate Award 55 Elks Crtuenshrp Leadershrp Award 56 H1Y 54 55 56 Dramatic Club 55 56 DeMolay Club 54 55 56 Junror Optrmlst Club 54 55 56 Golf Team 54 Debate Team 54 55 Squad Cheerleader 54 Irrsh Vrllage Krwanrs Club Scholar shrp 56 MILDRED ELIZABETH HAIRE Natronal Honor Socrety 55 56 Presrdent 56 Teenettes 54 55 Future Teachers 56 DON INEAI. HAIRSTON FFA 55 56 Sentinel 55 56 Lettered rn B Squad Football 54 A Squad Football MARY EMMALINE HANKS GAA 54 FHA 54 OLETA VERN HART Future Teachers 54 Natronal Honor Socrety 56 BARBARA JOAN HAW Orchestra 54 55 56 Band 54 55 All State Orchestra 55 BILLIE HAH ES Candrdate for Baseball Sweetheart 54 Teenettes 54 55 Presrdent 55 GAA 55 FTA 55 Junxor Red Cross 56 Student Councrl Rep 54 MILDRED LOUISE HEARD Teenettes 54 55 Gusher Staff 55 BEVERLY ANN HEBERT ChO1'uS 54 55 56 FTA Soclal Servrce Club 54 55 MARY MURLINE HEVERT Solo Award for Interscho lastrc League 54 Homeroom Presrdent 54 Chorus 55 Treasurer 55 Prom and Coronatron Commrttee 55 Art Club 55 56 Vrce Presrdent 55 GAA 54 Teenettes 54 Letter rn Chorus 56 BEVERLY LYNN HEIMAN IE Sweetheart 56 Candldate for Homecommg Queen 56 Teenettes 54 55 Presrdent 54 GAA 56 Red Cross 56 Future Nurses Club 56 ROBERT L HENDERSON Boys State 55 Debate Team 55 Contest Play 54 Student Councrl 54 56 Executxve Commrttee 54 Presrdent 56 Prom and Coronatron Com mrttee 55 I-IIY K Chapter 54 55 56 Natronal Forensrc League 56 Natronal Honor Society 56 Varsxty Cheerleader 55 B Squad Cheerleader 54 Golf Team 54 55 Balfour Cltrrenshrp Award 56 Munro Service Award 56 Student Council Award 56 Amerrcan Legron Auxrlrary Scholarshrp LYNDA LOL HOLLOWAY Frrst Place rn Twrrlrng Con test Interscholastrc League 55 56 Band 54 55 56 Council Secretary 56 Twrrler 54 55 56 Drum Major 56 Or chestra 54 55 56 Junror Red Cross 54 55 Natronal Honor Socrety 56 GILES BLJLLOCH HOLST IE Club 54 55 ERNEST LEON HOOTER Pan Amerlcan Forum 54 Key Club 56 INat1onal Honor Socrety 56 HOWARD HORTON DeMolay Club 55 Baseball 55 56 DENNIS EDXVIN HLCKABY Natlonal Honor Socrety 55 56 Band 54 JAMES HLDDLESTON IE 54 Band 56 DARLENE HL GHES Teenettes 54 55 Treasurer 54 GAA 54 ' 7 ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 ' I 1 - 1 1 ' I 1 4 1 1 1 . , . . . , ' . 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Lillian Richardson relaxes as she signs auto- graph sections during Chorus class. 9 Yfvx KARIEN CROZIIZR jltxms Cumi MARX' ANN DABERKOXV iN 1 341 Z ws 'f 'f 'mi Qu. L f- 5 I -if fix . DANNA NIN,-. DAVIS TROY DAVIS MARY CATHERINE DEATON JOHN DONAHOE Af' '7 l as ' XWILLARDDUKE Q jo:-JN DURRENBERGER I CECIL RAY MASON DE Club 55 56 Natronal Honor Socrety 55 LESLIE CARROLL MATTHEW DE Club 55 56 IE Club 54 KENNETH RAY MCCONWN Industrial Education Club 55 KAREN SLE McCI RLEY Plane Geometry Award 55 56 Natronal Honor Socrety 55 Secretary 56 Dramatlcs Club 55 Student Council 56 SALLY JANE MQDONALD Coronatron Duchess 54 Home commg Duchess 55 Alternate for Grrls State 54 Teen ettes 55 Treasurer 55 FTA 55 56 Chorus 54 55 56 Class Treasurer 54 Semor Class Commlttee 56 Bacca laureate Commrttee 56 RICHARD LINN MLDONALD Coronatxon Kmg 56 FHA Beau 56 Machme Shop I Award 55 HrY K Chapter 54 55 56 Presrdent 54 Secretary 55 56 Future Farmers 54 55 56 Green Hand Secretary 54 Secretary 55 Reporter 56 Dlstrrct VII Secretary 56 Lettered rn Football 54 55 56 Junnor Red Cross 55 Student Councrl 56 Txurler 55 Twrrler 56 Assrstant Unlform Manager 54 55 Orchestra 55 56 FHA 54 55 56 Vrce Presndent 55 Treasurer 56 DELORES MCGONEGEL Speaker Charrman of Morning Worshlp 55 Teenettes 55 Future Teachers 56 Drama Club 56 Gusher Staff 56 Baccalaureate Commrttee 56 GLORIA ANN MCGREW Best Actress Award 55 Poetry Ava ard 56 Frrst Place rn Drstrrct Poetry Readlng Contest 56 Future Teachers of Amerrca 54 55 56 Recordmg Secretary 55 Reporter 56 Natronal Forenslc League 56 Treasurer 56 Dramatrcs Club 54 55 Secretary 55 Honor Society 55 56 XXIILLIAM JAMES MCNEILL Junior Class Favorrte 55 Student Councxl 54 Semor Class Presrdent 56 HrY 54 55 56 FFA 56 Letter rn Football 55 56 Basketball 54 55 56 Baseball 54 55 56 MARTHA ANN McKENZIE All State Chorus 55 Future Nurses 56 Grrls Chorus 55 56 Mrxed Chorus 55 56 JOSEPH BEAUICE MCWILLIAMS FFA 54 DE Club 55 Letter rn Band 56 DOROTHY YVONNE MILLER FTA 55 56 Df3m3llCS Club 55 LYDIA ANN MILLER Algebra I Award 54 Junlor Red Cross 56 DLRR LEE MINOR Future Farmers of Amerrca 54 55 56 I-Ixstormn 54 55 56 BARBARA ANN MITCHELL Candrdate for Basketball ueen 55 Baseball Sweetheart Candrdate 54 Member of Good Sportsmanshrp League 55 56 Prom and Coronatron Commxttee 55 Student COUHCII 54 55 56 Chorus 54 GAA 56 Red Cross 54 Gusher Staff 55 Teenettes 54 55 JERRY MYLES MITCHELL Dramatrcs 55 56 JIMMY WILLIAM MITCHELL Letter ID Football 54 55 56 Baseball 54 55 56 JOLENA MODICA Candrdate for Coronatron Queen 56 FHA 56 Song Leader 56 Servrce Club 54 55 Annual Staff 56 Gusher Staff 56 GEORGIA LYNN MONTGOMERY Lrbrary Assrstant 55 56 CONRAD MUIRHEAD DE Club 55 56 Chorus 54 JANICE FAYE NEAL Teenettes 55 JOAN ELLEN NEREAUX FHA 54 Glrls Chorus 55 56 Mrxed Chorus 56 ALVIN JOHN ODOM Letter ln Golf 54 55 56 MARGORIE ELAINE OGDEN Future Nurses of Amerxca MILDRED FRANCES ONEAL Interscholastrc League 55 Twrrlmg Contest Fxrst Place 55 Band 54 55 56 Twrrler 55 56 Swmg Band 54 Orchestra 54 56 MARGARET ANNE PARKER Student Councll 55 Home room Presrdent 55 DEAN PARMLEY Letter rn Football 55 56 RICHARD DOUGLAS PARTIN Flrst Place m Mechanrcal Drawmg 54 PATSY ANN PERRODIN Dramatic Club 54 Beta Ofa 55 Travel Club 56 Glrls Chorus 55 DAVID PETERMAN HxY Club 54 55 President 54 Basketball B Squad 54 ,' ,- ' . . I 3 . . 2 Y v I Z ' ' 5. I . . Q 2 ' 1 V Q - 7 . V A ' - .v I N I A y 1 - -I , q . , . I - V , v 1 - ' ' , , , Q Q , , SHANNON MCEACHERN: Band 54, 55, 56. Substitute SANDRA MURIJHY: Band 553 GAA 56. ' , ' . ' 56. , 1 ' 1 , . . U . . . .1 5 ' Q . 3 1 S Z ' Q I .X -'GS' mv' 'FI GILBERT ENGLEMANN HAROLIJ ENGSTROM CATHERINE EVANS KENNETH FADRE S 5 , MURL ANN EASTMAN JAMES ECHELS JOHNNY EDWARDS RONALD ELLIO1' 'VTZL7 1 KD ,ff s 6, - .. Q,-,f 5? 'Cb www A jon En FM115 LIARGOT FARAB1212 XYXILMA PARIS Doms FAVORS Q by M XVHAT SHALL WE HEAR? . . . asks senior Darlene Hughes as she checks the selections on the Greenie jukebox. 13. S Q'-1 ,Zh ' ,fff,,Q 1 1' -fff' T. '1- X D11 GAIIITKJ MARY FLORIQY DON FROST JOE GALIANO ,af vgggi SELMA GROVEUNDER JACKIE GARRETSON PATSY GRADDY SANDRA GRANT PU! W ww 42,9 GLEN Gl'lI.1.IiT LfII.DRED HAIRE DON HAIRSTCJN fi.. DARWIN HALIflN Texas Stetsons vs. Florida Sun , . . Greenie Band sport their Stetson hats while touring Florida. CARROLL HANI-cs MARY HANKS DONALD HANSON 9 15 f tlfiil rv 1 Tx OLETA HART THOMAS IABOIN PI AIs.I Iunior Red Cross 54 it ent Countil 54 e er in ine e lestrr 54 5 56 Ss e, 5 nd 55 MII DRI D AXXTTT E POI I I 7 Student Couneil IVIART PAIRICIA POSEY IHA 54 LOIS JANFLI E PRESCOTT IHA 54 Chorus Mixed 55 56 Culs 55 56 Choraliers 55 XVork Experience 55 Junior Red Cross 56 jElI DENNIS Pl RDON Key Club 55 56 DON A RLVIS Wloodshop I Award 55 junior Red Cross 56 City XY'1de Council 56 Baeealaureate Committee 56 Ixiorning., Wforship President 56 Viee President 54 National Honor Soeiety 56 LILLIAN IRLNJE REVERE IHA 54 56 LEON RODGERS Band 54 55 56 Track Team 55 56 Swing Bind 54 55 56 GLW ARIIIN ROGERS IE Club 54 55 56 Letter 1 55 4 55 LOLISE GII I IABI ROSSER TTA 56 LILLIAN AINN RICHARDSON Class Seeretary 54 Stu dent Rep at Large 55 junior Red Cross 55 Teenettes 54 Chorus 54 55 56 MARX JO RIZZATO GAA 56 JOX CL MARIE RIZZO Red Cross 54 Teenettes 54 LAMAR AINDREXY ROACH H1Y K Chapter Secretary 55 56 Spindletop Business Manager 55 56 Letter in Orehestr15l 55 Band 54 55 56 MARX ALICE RUSH Travel Club 56 Orchestra 54 55 56 IESI EE PALL SALLES Machine Shop Award 55 HOXVARD IONINELL SANDEEER National Forensic Lexteue 55 56 Degree of Exeellenee 56 Bind 54 55 56 Seree mt 56 Counell 56 Orchestra 55 Swing Band 55 56 Boys Distriet Debate CIIIIITPIODS 56 Boys Debate Team 55 56 letter in B Squad Iootball 55 Bm 6 ANNA BTI I E SCOTT Amerie rn Legion Auxiliary Sehol arship 56 CHARLOT II' ANN SFABTRG Trasel Club 56 Pm Ameriem Student lorum 55 Teenettes 54 55 Girls and Mixed Chorus 56 RICHARD XXARRIN SELI' Amerlean XX'ar Mother Au 1rd 54 Voodshop I Award 54 Captain of Tootblll Team 56 Candidate for Coronation King 56 H Y 54 55 Letter in Iootball 54 Basketball 55 Baseball 54 55 56 LARR5 GENE SHAVER Letter in B Squad Basketball A Squad Brsketball 55 56 Baseball 54 55 m Basketball Captain 56 IINDA KAY SHARVER English Award 54 Annual Stiff 56 'leenettes 54 55 Secretary 55 Student Couneil 54 55 Historian 55 Intra City Delegate 55 Senior Exeeu tue Council 56 Homeroom President 56 GAA 56 Na tion al Honor Soeiety 56 Chorus 54 56 National Forensics 56 Ieenettes 54 55 District Debate Winner 56 SARA SALLY SHAW' Student Council Alternate 56 56 GAA 55 56 ETA 55 CHARLES R SMITH Band 54 55 56 IOSLPH IERRIS SOLTH H1Y 54 55 56 Letter IH lootb1ll54 55 5 XWAINDA LEE SPEED First Place in District Shorthand 56 Third Place in Regional Shorthand 56 Dramatics Club 54 Beta Iota Literary Club 55 Choraliers 55 Chorus 54 55 56 junior Red Cross 56 junior Honor Society 54 National Honor Society 56 IONYA YVONNE SPENCE FTA 55 Teenettes 54 55 CAA 54 55 56 Student Council 56 Chorus 55 56 Mixed 56 Girls 55 56 Assistant in Library and Office 55 56 letter in GAA 56 SHIRLLY AINN SPOONEMORE Honor Society 55 56 Teenettes 54 55 56 ETA 56 junior Red Cross 55 CHARLES THOMAS STARCKE HiY K Chapter 55 56 President 55 President of Sophomore Class 54 Vice President of Junior Class 55 Vice President of Senior Class 56 National Honor Society 55 56 Letter in Football 54 55 56 Baseball 54 55 56 American Legion Award 56 JANICE MARIE SUIRE THA 55 56 IFWIS DENX A5 NE SL RRATT Student Council 56 Red Cross 54 55 56 PAL L FREDERICK THAMES Student Council 56, H1 Y 55 56, Letter in Football 55, 56 . A 4 , 4 ,Q h . A L- V . 552 , K A 1 .2 7: 2 Su l' 5 I 2 FTA 5-iz l.'tt- ' B4 l 54, 55, 563 ' 5 g , g A . Ol' I 1 'Q . 5 , ag 5 vinj lat 54. , 56, - A . , . 2 .XE '- , -:. ' ' 55. 2 ' 4: A5 'A g H I 1 A 'i ' Q , ,. 4 I . g . ' A ' ' A Q i- , ' ' f g 1. . g . - . , , 1. 1 . . ' 1 T g . 54. , H , 7 4 v I 1 4 I 545 A. ' , 73 . ' e . . 561 .. ' . 1' . . :I . ' j . A, ' 'f ' v - , . . . ' : ' I '. 3 . 1 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 Q '- . ' Z 5 '. 5 ' , Q ' 'L , K 'Y 1 ' . . . H ' ' S -'54 - ' ' I ' ' L A 1 Z 2 ' A '- I - 5 1 ' 1 3 , Q I ' ' '1 1 7 , . 1 ' Q Chorus 55, 56. Mixed 56. Girls' 55, 56, Boys' Chorus Pianist ' . . , , 1 i Q - - , f , , , ' 3 v . . 4. . ' ' : . , , . - , . A 4 ' . ' - v I v in Gllf , . 5' . . 56. - - Y . ' . ' V ' 4 ' ' - ' . 1 i V y u 5 Q A , . 56. v 4 - ' ' ' ' - . . I - '- S - ' ' ' ' Q ' 9 ' ' I 3 Q Q lg ' Q e 4 Q , , e Q - . L I 3 I I s 5 7 . 2 1 , 9 f I 4 , , , 5 , t 1 ' 3 L , . ' y A - ,. , . . . . . , : . 3 .. , , , 4 I, U .- .. .. - 3 '- I ' -i ' 5 Q I 2 r . ' , Q e . , , e , . . A H 7 4 4 3 ' . ' 3 1 3 ' ' T , . 1 ' 9 5 , . , . . ' 1 . ' , . V - , - I y 7 i , y 2 i i Q ' ' - - w 1 s - . ' ' ' - ' '-1 . 5 1 1 a 1 ' . . 3 ' ' A ' 1 ' I Q ' - A 1 , 4 f f . r 1 ' 1 - 1 -' ' H H - ' I + Q 1 d 5 . . ' . . BARBARA HAW Blzvrzmx' IHIISMQRT in Qfq? BII.I.lIi HAX'IZS MURLINIZ HIZBIQRT 5 j1,RRY DAl.I. HM 1.5 .QQ 'UN BEVERLX HUMAN 7 -'Q MILDRLD HEARD CLYDE HEIBfAN 47 ff' Qi fi!! ROBERT HENDERSON Lyxm. H0I.I.0xvAY as 473' Q--+ 'M GILES HOLST ELMER HOLSTEIN EARNIEST HOOTER HOWARD HORTON ' v I : . fs ANINI.TTI. Hoxx ru. ,W DENNIS HUCKABY I 'qvf .nanny .fax 'US 417- JERRY HUGHES WANDA HUGHES '!UIs...-gy JAMES Hummuasrow DARLENI2 HUGHES M X Q ' K I JZ YF A , Eau '11 s 1 PATTY HULETT ROXANNE JOFFRION DRAPISR JONES 2-'Q .rs JERRY JONES if JERRY JORDON 59 .9 -.fa F' If f K K MARION KINCAID Humsm KINCQ RACHIZAI. IQIRKLANIJ FRANKIE LANGSTON 1 Tomm' KAY!-i NANCY KIZIENAN Nom Klflnzx' KATHRX'N Km' 1'-A aux 1 fx Q, , LN -M Q5 EEK Li., Y VLH. 9'-VST E52 i f A xg X. N 47 A N BEVERLY JOYCE TODD: Office Assistant 565 Teen- ettes 54. ROBBIE NAN TOLLE: All-State Choir 565 First Place in Piano Solo 54, 55. 56: Red Cross Treasurer 565 Chorus Pianist 54, 55, 565 Teenettes 545 FTA 555 Morning VC'or- ship Pianist 54. 55. 565 Letter in Chorus 54, 55. 56. GENE RAY TOFCHET: Poetry Award 565 First Place in Poetry Reading 55. 565 Second Place in Regional Poetry Readingg All-State Orchestra 55. 565 National Honor So- ciety 55. 56. President 565 National Forensic League 56, President 565 junior Red Cross 55. Reporter 555 Band 54, 55, 56, Manager 54. Transportation Lfanager 54, 55, 565 Double Mask Dramatics 54, 55. 565 Swing Band 55, 565 Orchestra 54, 55, 565 Lorrain Pollock Bingman Future Teachers Scholarshipg C. W. Bingman Future Teachers of America Club. BARBARA CAROLYN TRAVIS: Art Club 54, 555 Spanish Club 55: GAA 54, 555 FTA 56: Book Club 54. DOROTHY VIRGINIA TL'DOR: Interscholastic Play 555 FTA 54. 55, 56, President 55, 565 Teenettes 54, 555 Dramatics Club 54. 55, 565 Vice President 555 Honor Society 565 Letter in Chorus 54, 55, 56, CAROLYN GAIL VAN METER: Red Cross 563 GAA 565 Teenettes 54, 55. MELBA DEAN XVALDERN: GAA 54. 55, 56, Letter in 56. NATHAN BENTON XWALKER: First Place in Good Sportsmanship League Emblem Contest 565 Senior Execu- tive Council 565 Art Club 55, 565 Letter in B Squad Basketball 54. XWENDY LEE XVALKER: Senior Class Favorite 565 Teen- ettes 54, 55, Vice President 5-15 GAA 565 Red Cross 55. RONNIE ERVUIN VUATSONZ Hi-Y 54. 55, 565 Letter in B Squad Football 555 Bausch and Lomb Service Award 56. XWAYNE XXIHEELERZ DE 55, 56. ROGER DAVIS VUHITE: Letter in B Squad Football 54. ANNETTE MARIE HOWELL NWIGGINS: Morning Watch President 55. Vice President 56: junior Red Cross 55, 565 FTA 55, 56:'Dramatic Club 545 National Honor Society 565 junior Honor Society 545 Band 54, 555 Orchestra 54, 555 Chorus 565 Girls' Volleyball Team 56. BETTY ANN XVIGGINS: Basketball Sweetheart 545 Class Favorite 545 Vice President of Sophomore Class 565 Student Council 54. 55, 56, Corresponding Secretary 565 Good Sportsmanship League 545 Teenettes 54. 555 GAA 565 Chorus 54. 55. 565 Spindletop Staff 565 Coronation Com- mittee 555 Student Council Award 56. FRANCES ANN XYILLIAMS: Orchestra 54, 55, 56, Con- cert Mistress 565 FTA 565 National Honor Society 56. GLENN A. XVILSON: Letter in B Squad Football 55. WILLIAINI ELBERT XVILSON: Student Council 565 Letter in B Squad Football 545 Reserve Varsity 555 Varsity 56. NANCY ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON: Library Assistant 565 Letter in Band 54, 55, 56. XVILIVIA SVE XWOMACKZ All-State Choir 565 Chorus Treasurer 55. President 565 Teenettes 54, 55, 56g FTA 55, 565 Student Council 555 Letter in Chorus 54, 55, 56. UP, UP, AND IN . . . Larry Watkins makes a goal for the Greenies. I45 Ii .X V1 1' inn-N L.-II-3I,IcNIi I.Y'I'l.If x Bli'I I'Y Af.-'KQKAN BILLY RM' IWAINARIJ N,, . LESLIE MATTHEW'S X ,N I v' ,I 4. tim I LORIENE MARBURGl3R ANN MARTEL SHIRLEY MARTIN CECIL MASON 'il -1- fv' 9' X Q37 -'E-,Qfjgl . aiu iv wg is sis' is A ' Lggifug, X 'bn -'lah N-. A. L-Of' KAREN MCCURLEY LINN MCDONALD SALLY MCDONALD SHANNON MCEACHERN DELORES MCGONLGLL DON IWCCARLEY CHARLES MCCl.ENDON KENNETH MCCOWN AK. ANN hfCGRIiXY' Rf.-KRTHA hfCKIiNZIE VIELMA MCQNIEIEI. I X I 1 .Ml t 'ITT q-..- K, 'x ,RX . , w I4 i I 4,-AS kiwsvn .ig w BILL MCNEILL JOE MClWILI.lAhIS BARBARA MEGGS ANNA GRACE MILLER BETTY MILLER It COxRAIn MUIRHEAII SANDRA NIVRPHY JANICIIZ NII.KL 'I 'Y' 7 Mies.. 'YT 2 ,A ffgf' BETTY NOBLES JEANETTE NORRIS ff- fi' JOAN NIQRIQAIIX GLADYS NICHOI.AS ARTHUR NOW LIN is-. X, '-,721 9 I 0 ' - I I A 'ISK 9 'E+-9 'fleas- ALVIN ODEM ,jf-. 'Y' X59 W. 'X JI MII-URW ONEAI- BFTTY O'PRY BEVERLY PALIZRMO MARCEARIZT PARKER DEAN PARMLEY RICHARD PARTIN PEGGY PATTERSON 1 iN nd!! Ap, PAT PIERRODIN DAVID PETERMAN Qi' A 'Ui 'WW 'Q-A-A TOMMY PLAKIE M' V Q Sh MILIDREID POLITZ ,qw-Mm ,,,V ,Au 15 ff. INIARY POSIYY ,ng DON RICHARDSON 4 an 'DQR' f s -0- jAN121.I.12 PRIENCOTT 'RQ X LILLIAN RICHARDSON 3? T fl. ' '55 A W IX EARL PROITSIZ fi-n QQ L MARY jo RIZZATO f,j L, . Off-ili R 5' 1. Q ts, . GIiOFFRIiX' PLYROON DON REAVIS IRIZNIZ REVERI2 D12 ANN R1C12 JOYCE Rizzo inf, 'Q7 audi ffl' 4 X . Lf LOUISE ROSSER 3. 1 'kf ,N ,F LAMAR ROACH L N NIZAL ROBERTS Yrs- r N. ,f L12oNRo1uo15Rs A. J. Ross Sl Y ' 14147 ll A EM6. A BARBARA ROXVELL CHARLES ROYSTON MARY ALICE Rusl-I 'WIT' I LIZSLEE SALLIZS LONRLL SANDIEFER CHARLOTTE SIIABURG X K 'iff' Q I Q I N f INIARTI-IA SELLIERS f N ,. h ' 'N fl - iN MARGARET SENSAT LINDA SHARVER LARRY SHAVER Y 1-- 'x M. A Y F 13 ' 'gn Q A wa SARA SHAW 3. fa ' 7- .1 A A Vx , V i CAROLE SMITH CHARLES SMITH 15 I A345 'UN A E DELORES SMITH ROBERT SMITH RAYMOND SOMERS JOE SOUTH XVANDA SPEED YVONNE SPENCE ,JN 5' HQ! in L. SHIRLIQY SPOONEMORE CHARLES STARKE f ' .-- NO' Cl ' aw- 'fel Q.-...,,-1. JANICE SUIRE LEWIS SURRATT PAUL THAMES JOYCE TODD vw- ? 'Y' NAN TOLLE GENE Toucx-:ET I 151 QA P' 'KW A Q!! 'R BARBARA TRAVIS DOROTHY TUDOR NATHAN WAI.KER WENDY WALKER A:-sr J !2'.,'-9' fr 1 HT, i 5 ASR? A 1,,v Nw, GAIL VAN METER MELBA WALIDEN I58 RONNIE WATSON WIAYNE WHEELER ax CHARLES WHITE ROGER WHITE BETTY WIGGINS FRANCES WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMSON ELBERT WILSON GLENN WILSON SUE WOMACK A .ff Lf in 1f'f4i'5f'm u I X In A 'Ii X . V K ju! f ,- , 1 f ' 1 1- ' W' ' , ,f' X f-1 x Nl !,,j.TY xx X Y:,!Nl JUNIOR SQNNY JQLLY . -IAN HAIR .IILL LAND15 TOMMY MODICA f' J p7'L4v1:u7UIl Y 421.1 vzzrw' gawk-.'.11 1 Pm' lhfwzf ...E+ mi' rv, ' NM , ww . W , ffl gg! 9? fig? Q ig WW H+. 'E'-if V rsh' .5 ,, an r .5 ,rr 212 jumors Presem Lutky Ackcr Susan Alford Paul Andersen Archie Areni Alfred Ascol Jeanette Bagley Allen Baker Helen Baker Richard Barnes Jeanette Barren David Bean Ganel Bergin Nelda Best Doris Brasuel jeraldine Bryan W. Buchanan jerry Burnett Nancy Burliegh Sharon Butuad Carol Byrd Scott Cannon Loma Jane Clifton Ronnie Coffman Shirley Cole oromztion and Prom 'x a .-, L I -' , ..1 foggy fl. . lg A I, 1 - ft ' it ' ' Y 4 . is gas, Ann Cooke 4.55 ., I , is 3 1 N if H R x Roberta Cook W , Q F ,4 Q, 5 Allen Cordsen lf it A . ' f Betty Coussou I. g., I 1, A Vr,. ,,-,L . , P 1, gy Q 3 , ' FW v l e if X ' ff - A ri ' i I fzfiiiill Q gl' 5' . P b Q .X ' 3 2 Doris Rae Cox f '1' W V ML . ev- Patricia Cox Q 5 ' , ,xx -. W ,Z Paulene Cox W ff ' ig ,, y,j,f X in .ir Lunell Crawford , L . f g g 2-. ,,, E W Y C, 1 fll, X i, X Z 'l-- ' J: F I Susan Crow H Carol Ann Cryer i ' Dianne Darnell -,i H F .ia Mary Alice Davis ji K,k5 i' 5 AV , I Q i David Davison Bobbie Dearbonne Bob Duncan Ann Dunshie Curtis Elliot C L jeraldine Fant '73 J jo Ann Farnie , - s gl Wanda Feilcl fi 'Q C f., f .hs ' -f 3 . Jo Ann Fielder james Fletcher ' Raymond Flumerfelt A N Judy Forrester QQ? I V, AA it . A J!- i' , Z i ' A. W , if , ' it its , F A s X 1:1 4 1 'K A f- J fa- f is 'sew if Q w 'K' i .H is if BEHIND THE SCENES . , , jmy XY'ilson, Diana Sparlcx and Tom my Moclicn peep out from backstage during thc annual coronation. , M. VPS? W fl , as YTIT17 . is if 'J gf-v '19 'Ha avg 'VS 1 ia I l ? -A lx! 051 QQ-. 5 'Q-.. -1 24-T9 xx or Pl . ' , , , f ' 4 , Sr 'Y E 1' m wi 1 X .A ls WH 5 I f mst, 'I 1 1 5 . ., 5 I ,sgfw y c z V! jerry Frost Mary Fuller Sandra Gafforcl Gaynclle Gallio Carol Gilbert Gloria Gilmore Larry Goodrich Mary Gowling Art Graham Frances Graham Lynwood Grant Pat Grantham Louxse Grlffln an I-lalr Alfred Harlan Nancy Hams 45 fl 15 S. Mary Elizabeth johnson Andra jones Bobby jones jeannine jones Wendell jones jorene jorden Kenneth Kasseroler Mack Kimbrough wr-.Q ffl -Ea' A R X Barbara Hawkins jimmy Hayes Lois Hebert Delores Henderson Margaret Henderson Barbara Holmes C. D. Howell june Howell Dale Huey Linda Ingram Mary Ann janal-Q jean jenkins Romayne joffrion Doris johnson Gracie johnson Marilyn johnson John King Patsy Kirkland Ann Knight Eleanor Knobloch Frank Kotz Sarah La Borde jill Landis james Lanier Lanny Latil Stuart Law Lloyd Le june Nelda Lewis Robert Littrell Judy Livingston Earnest Logan Willene Looney Bobby Lord Gretchen Mansfield Letha Mask Rosalie Mason Lee Matlock Sharon Matthews Nancy Maynard Donald Mazzu '43 1 'iid as fr' 5' Ki, N 1 exif ,X R f-.., aux gy. -Q :il 5 --N ,nf X A tt . Q f ' 'W ivy X, .. , fi l 'nf .ww '54 1, ' aw A V . 1 ft .X .,t, ,QE bl , eff' Y. 'SS l ..-y in f - is ff- f'-gl' sg an l J ii, LI J' W A if ' I Q it 'Q is N - kg 0- ., 38 GQ kt 4 J. gn ' ' in wg-7, ' K Q A'-i' f 'fa lx V K Q' :I '4- rv, , Q Q Y 5? X . ' ix Q 9 nn' it an 'cf wr- je Nl f i fr Frank Mazzu Evelyn McCaskill Shirley lxfCFL1LlLllIl jimmy McGrew Verdie Faye McKinley james McMillan Anthony Medile john Meek Edwin Merendino Dorothy Meyer Marilyn Miller Fred Minor Tommy Modica Beatrice Moore James Moore Donald Mosely Toby Mosely Ronald Murray Wlayne Musgrove Linda Nail Vivian Neely Jeanne Nolan Sandra Nordstrom Margie Odem Wanda Ogden Patricia Okervall Dave Oliphant Wesley Oster F lo Owens Linda Parish Wayne Parker Sidney Patterson Bobby Perry Cherie Phippen Coral Pickett Bob Plake Dottie Potter Maurlyne Powell Glenda Praznik Donna Purks Donnell Ramsey Faye Read Rosalyn Reavis Gail Reinhart If Q7 juniors, Mary janak and Patsy Oker- vall. just couIdn't paint the tennis courts without Miss Lois Blanchette's moral Support. '91 11 X sq ,M u E 1 ,vi ' ' 'v 11' UR' A x ei. wi- 2 'QV' Q.- 'init 519 'gf-no A 1. 1:7 N, tm. I cz! fi? si fi? x. Sz tv Sf- li V 4 . aww -' I ' '80 L 3? X27 , Wx .1 f- 5 C7 1 'STIZADY WORK . . . Ann XVillette operates spot lights during assemblies. t hx? Y X rl' i 5 F gs Iii, or A 11'- 6' f v 'f , f s - 7 if 5 i iiggk 1 wx, , 'V as ,HA l T is f f i , .. R R kai x, , W fl. y . . Y r X If . X Q ag- K R far ii gm ' ' if i 5 . C. K I X f 77 ' A' .,.. if . x My A l 1 i an Qi f fi. ,. fi if S ff Q ' ws sg- 'tr 'fry ,gg ,rf X- I .- R 7 , 'Ot Q I '55 ' if 1 x Y... i,. Q ,M X , Mildred Rice Barbara Roberts jeanette Rollins Andy Rudin Claude Rush Donald Russell L. C. Schneider Alene Schroeder Glenda Scott joleen Sehon Charline Shankle Rex Sibert Rodney Silverburg Barbara Simpson Kendall Skinner Suzanne Snodgrass Dianna Sparks Melvin Sparks john Speer james Stevens 4- :Q- se L3 ' 'ill ef 6, 2' , . fs. Lxverne Strfingje Peggy Snllimn Donnlcl T.intillo I K Y 2. 1' K ,Q Shiny Swan ' we l 1 7 X 5 0 V4 , ff. TH I ef X L is .- 7' . if , flu? 55+ -V.. Q 'i T Q5 . 'D- -K x N , y 1 ca' R x :Q if x ' K J ' k '53 i r 1--'sf TTP' Q- , K is-Q' if' Dorothy Vick Lois Viljoin fl nf. LVNCH FOR TWO . . . Helen Baker and Rex Scibert eat lunch in the High School Cafeteria. .vi f :fx 41 ,, I i s ix., gi y ,D f' 53 V lerryTi1ntillo Lois Taylor Norma Taylor Pat Thoniplcins Patsy Tiner Douglas Travis Sally Tucker Glenn Turner Mary 'lo Turner Paul Turner Jerry Van Deventer Martha Van Hook ,X ,KN 'W ul QE jackie Wallace Tommy Warner Pat XY'csthro0k Doris White Donald Wfhittington Ronald Wfhittington Myrtle Ann Willette Gloria Williams Dick Xvilson Hugh Wilson jerry Wilson Lydia Willson G A Wimberly ohnnie Wing johnny Wise Richard Young i lx I ll 1 .,. ,uf -'Ng 1- if Fl! TIME OUT . . . South Park's girl netters talk over forthcoming match with Beaumont High's Melissa Shep- hard and Nannie Neal Pats Tiner is - Y in the background. Margie Wagley Sammy Waite ' 2 X ml f' UN u .1 Q.- A 'i fb y i --,N I Us I 1 ...N . S YJ fx! k , , 1 X t wi, X 'Qgf I at fi l i 'F' I , .ff 'Y' l 8. , S- alt T' '25 T? 2Q.iii ! 1 ,Mi ? I Q. 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'- Je. ,' gn. AE li-'M S! in ' 'E dill ONE SURE WAY. . . Io ge+ ahead in I'I'1e world is by doing iusi' a bif MORE Ihan is expecfed of you. You will find +I1aI' Ihe some+I1ing ex+ra you add fo 'Ihe iob you're doing will repay you In dividends of suc cess and 'rhe sahsfachon of a lob well done agenda: TRACTOR OIL CITY TRACTORS, INC. 999 Souih 4+h Telephone 4 5674 P O Box 7I0 BEAUMONT TEXAS FARM EQUIPMENT G I LUMBER YARD 4980 P+ Arflwur Rd Dial 52929 or 4-I98I 0 AMELIA RICE DRYING MILLS TEXAS COFFEE COMPANY 3300 P+ Ar+h Rd BEAUMONT TEXAS est Luck Seniors 56 SPARKS GROCERY TROTTI 81 THOMSON HIGHLAND AVE PHARMACY 39 S 4 Ph 43356 5535I CATH EY AND QUALITY GROCERY CAMPBELL AND MARKET GROCERY 4444 Hgh! a TOM HOLLOWAY SERVICE STATION 4295 HIGHLAND AVENUE Ph 8 l74l I AmeIia I INC. General Con+racI'ors 0 . . - ' Harry B. 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X Nx,,, , f W w O N 2 Doctor Lawyer Merchant Chref ll r 0 After graduation you ll find new goals to achieve lncreas in ly mtcremng thou h somc times difficult And whatever your goal IH medlclne law or buslness youll find America s free enterprise System offers rewards for successful accom plxshment To make your job easier you ll find Reddy Kllowatt elec tric power an able helper partner working for Better Liv ing for Amerlca N o Q GULF STATES unuflss at C 519 - - H O O O O if u H 1 Lexx . g 7 . lx L . g A' X- ,, ' ' ,. ' X , , ' ,X lf' - Q X - . , . mx., ever-growing opportunities and 'S' a .Q f ' - v I f -, 4 . . ii- ffd' I - . - 1 il. 0 . - X - . I I -a k ' . . 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BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COlA COMPANY BV RAN EY PLUMBING COMPANY Co gat Iato Se os 6 HATCHELL S MEAT MARKET H s Smar+ +o Shop ai' JD VERYS 800010115 9uuLf.?fMl. 90197110 fgogo KOCH FLOWER SHOP 2270 C TOWER BOWLING LAN ES AI' REDUCED RATES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 0 d STRAUGHN RADIO 81 ELECTRONIC SERVICE TELEVISION PUBLIC ADDRESS INTERCOMMUNICATING SYSTEMS 3235 Hghl d Ph 42I6I BEAUMONT TEXAS SWICEGOOD S MUSIC STORE CHERRY s JEWELRY STORE O The u omafic PinspoH'ers Are Here! C U I +h an Calder I Bell and Howell ' Webcor Fonografs ancl Tape Recorders Organ Repairs Me+er Repairs ' Sales ancl Service I and M V WEBB SERVICE STATION DI5 403 Compliments GUY A STONECIPHER 3992 Highland Ave. ia -9 JOHNSEN S FLORISTS A 2 DALLAS WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY 604 F SML SWIJA at SHOP JACK S HARDWARE FURNITURE 3 F 'r I' Ph 488I2 THOMAS CAMERA SHOP P PHONE 487lI SOUTH PARK P 2 5767 3I20 HIGHLAND AVE JEFFERSON MUSIC CO h s BEAUMONT TEXAS P IKSI' 4576I I v INC. 2I90 ve. 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