Spring Branch High School - Bruin Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1956 volume:

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GRACE SANDALL I X 1 ,' Stage Manager 'sybian X5 ff! K eu N x ,N Q X x x Ny ktsx 1 X x QXx xx:-x Xx xxx wiv. :QQ X535 xx: xx's x sn xx xx Xu xx x X I ' , X x I, X J 1 N among the sets and props of past I F' 6 Programme ACT I Scene I The 4'Angels', Scene II Directors Scene III Stars Scene IV Ingenueg Scene V Understudies Entertainment by the BRUINS Intermission ACT II Scene I Pace-Setters Scene II- Encore Scene III Oscar Awards Intermission ACT III Scene I Patrons Scene II The CREW Music courtesy of the Bruin Band Entertainment courtesy of the Bruin Brigade All the worltl's a stage, And all the men and women merely playersg They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many partsg His acts being seven ages. First the infant xxfxwrfufxxfifxxaxswufvfsf And then the whining school boy, with his satchel, And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwillingly to school. Shakespeare TABLE OF CONTENTS K yah DEDICATION JOHN MOSES To John Moses, under whose guidance and direction the productions of Spring Branch High School have achieved HSTAR-BlLLlNG.'7 the Bruin Staff respectfully dedicates this hook. Grace and Ann present the Bruin A short speech from the boss at pep rally O R TITLED TEXAN f ' 6 9 f lvffi' j '1 5115 n'ROTE ,4 300K on P1,AfwAm,,F BLlI,DIiNl: . THE HQUSTON P ' V h h GC . . 9 I A Q is is sgmwint If ' A' A i uuso X Q iltizh ,SC 'Ji S 'iiind iliewiffiiieitfxl Pirantfh Fic-iGiPm9Hf 9 iiNt?fll'llLQi'V Wflirioi ai Lofff' Pffilf Alfie-gill Q i i ikiliifl' Caninholbl first 5 P131 ormal for Schools D1 andrum ipwgggxp,ilixiiggmy 5,g1,m,g,f A is or as , 1 um W3 me ieucnersibringin, By MARIE MOQRE liioifvor tax piirntiswis, if ,won liP 'f?lVo are an exainple of poorfearly n Horace Max Landrum always intended to be a law-gee: maine, otiwii is emit :ax efoiwmzw he said, -in is tsrrfie good gr, But 3 Cgmbjngtion gf Qjygumgtgmcgg including 3 fgflfl 'iii por cfm of inc t'n:'ei'it1ci,Siiorl-siyflifcti in stint on ctluca- ence w ance a war and a real estate boom have ma e himrmmp 'if Wi Pmiffifiii 'i'tifwU'i'fi- WW will We do for Sffi- Dr a , o , , 4 ci stead, the superintendent of one of the nations 'owing school districts. With a iegalfstyle caution,ldatc-fl without the dou - declined to claim, as someisiorts to which other ople have done for him, that have been obiiged to e Spring Branch Independent hoo! District is THE fastest- owing one in the nation, Let's just say that if any itrict is growing taster, I el sorry for its superintend- t, he said, Although the statistics are t conclusive. they are im- essive. Dr Landrum ihe has earned doctor of education gree from the University of mstoni went lo Spring aneh in 1941 to take charge the 11 teachers and 300 P11- 3 at a Country elementary iool, K , Fhis week 6.500 pupils, .at Landrum's customarily iservative estimate, will be rolled in the first through :ii grades at the eight cam- ses in the community. EHERE WILL be another ago election this fall, in which Fff!H8'E1fiClZAV1ill ask taxpayers finance a new junior high loo! for the Ridgecrest area, Hee more elementary school tidings and additions to sev- il existing Schools. Sut bond elections are no .felty to the community. ere has been one almost ev- ' year since Dr Landrum ar- ed on the scene, except dur- the war, and never .has ire been serious organized bosition, ?When the area started iwing, I thought it was a xporary crisis from the foci viewpoint, Dr Landrum cl. So I went to work as rd as I could, and the whole nmunityejoined in to help , to rnoei: the sudden need more schools and more CQIEYSQ WE HAVENT ceased io edfmore teachers and more mils, The only difference is, rlorft consider the situation fists any more. 1t's just nor- !!! ' The texpansion problem Dr figixuin isiiiliiil facing is notillniilding 30310015 to meet popwg iQg51e,.oI course. But ble The people here ,make this an unusual land on where We ee ,things clone ' Dr clasping his hands on in In normal conversation ually leans back n his cradling his Qlilil in one l BUT SINCE he in ihis school district and th lthat it plays more than ipart in drawing the inity together, he is ii istr:-iight to talk about it ghe 'hacked uohis wontis 1pra1se with statistics, Q The ciisiric froughly, nv the igvoir on the west. ighway on the Baiou on the south and iOa Road on the emit, he iplained. Most of the ,who live here are business 'ecutives and professional so the general economic is above average. They are people, generally iwlio are Jvell edugatgd gherni :se ves an want t e es cation for their children. Thats true even in some of the newer isobdivisions, with lowerpriced ihomes, l HNOVV THIS high socioeco- ,nomic level is reflected in the schools. The average IQ of the students here is 115. compared to a national average of 100. And 86 per cent of our high 'school graduates go to college, 1 ' 3 1 fsaidhsitiing up straight ' I. c X53 3 Q . f. . . V e Thats almost twice the nation-E al average. We have only 2 perl cent dro outs in the hi h P H , school, while the national ever-t age is 20 per cent? Q Dr Landrum studied husinessg iadministration along with his preiaw work at So ut h w e s tg Texas State Cohege and the University of Texas, and that training has come in handy for the high finance involved in twill gi. Atl plan is n the 5,4 AT UNE flume. ttliicli t , inc nomo iings were t f l i ii the i E 3 s i Yi t - 4 951.25 he The Producer lueeggiit 255 h ,' fiiijndgglgqtion Sf DR. H. M. LANDRUM fiflfal valua- jl in-those vo mrgagytvgiuillg AS,-fhg onljt .7 In ., V may nQt,,ma'g,tgE Rom methods of teaching readigmg :este-at f is ' ' ' , . t t acgusauen might 'AWG lje still lookingelfor beti m2:Et?,nha5 use th is tiiiori liantllofir'-if Plonninff it Cl A 'K ,ft it Q l l iv f S. ZIP 'CXTWMW 'Vliiill I it 2. e J it . QQPT , ' Kifioimse where it spends S13 iillifiiiflfy' 2i,1ti1f'wi'ivcfl inet 1 Viet fine fiiviriffi i ' i tllTff'lYi?ff lv.ie1f.s .ann wffcofi nn GX- cnrists in the ,fixture if the noftiiced ti mtentiai once never receive a ha- sic founriaiion on which to build a, career? i UH PUT YI' on si nairiotit' liafrie. if you want io, 'Viiise Wiiiiffv spencis 2210 Rillion for iiiillion for otiuration. Perhani more nioney spent for educa. 'tion now woixlci ioaclz those ffrouiig people to live fi worm, iwiiilg lilo. so loss rrzoncv wouid iiirst - 5 James Y iii-yoa r-o gcome gstory l :vision s DR 4 ganri da lfloepbsei giully p irnanner Q UI si else ' j c:giiii'erl for cloifonself' P antirum tions not pre- iave the answer to that lmow is that efiuftar ming more complex and we are just irnaybc what I 'whore 1 Q His I IC. Lam ilhoro. B lwas gn t ine our ownfi he it Piools need some tort besides the 1. l'm unaltere- Q is ,, 5 --ff egg , V yn.. , fee uwlii' f ii l erated igiater a 'in VVill l We federal aid, but mend a study of ces on a slate , ini'-nme tax. ari- .iie state and filfi' ,business j I don' griesire law. I t i what ap i he H he riistriots, would YITII the concern space and Drhluaiicirtini most of the which fave Two of today h .Aw 'OOITI OW' Qi was i Qdate a igtlcorgei giinflucns ls Dr'L it aw cou is tate C . UBIY have the as the and this com' accented the teach- 493 to read be' should starts mittine A yyrt SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Lawrence Champion. W. H. Dwyer, Jr.. Haylett O'Neill, President, Norman Way. Warren Stone and Pat Linthicum. These Angels with careful planning provide for the needs of our ex- panding school system. Much thought and valuable time is given freely by these gentlemen to this project. Continuous study is made of increasing enrollment so that additional educational facilities may be assured. Broad- way has never known angels like these, who put so much into the show and get nothing in return. THREE ROUSING CHEERS FOR OUR ANGELS DID YOU KNOW? 1948-49 was the first year Spring Branch Independent School District had twelve grades in its system. A total of 822 students en- rolled in all grades with 165 in Junior and Senior High. There was only one campus at that time, the present Spring Branch Elementary, without the new additions. The system boasted 22 teachers and two principals, and, of course, Dr. Landrum. Eight were graduated from Spring Branch High in June of 1949. 1955-56 finds 6750 students enrolled in eight schools. Dr. Landrum presents 1955 Bruin to President 0'Neill t PHODUCTIO OSSIBLE mf-, Q M-N,g':QF??f-:: ff, L The Bruin Stuff has reserved at special liamlsliake for this hoard memher, whose genial disposition and tireless efforts for the school system will always he at living memory for personnel of Spring Branch High School. Herels at man who is one of the higgest boosters Spring Branch has ever had. No matter what we asked of him, he gave a little more. Most of all We remember 'glionesw and the eggs he sniearecl all over the uuclitoriuin. Retired from the School liozird, hut always our friend. 15 9 2 1 t RALPH NHKNICIIT NIR. GULF Greetings to new member, MR LYON9 ASSISTANT PRODUCER A. J. LABAY Neither time nor space p mits us to list all of the m y things you do to hold this sh together. Z f ll ll lit N N af Ig, X 3 XV MRS. FAYE GOODWIN Superintendenfs Secretary with anything needed to make th 't b h l k d This attractive young lady is always on hand success. Some of us call her Goody. Maybe 1 's ecause s e oo s goo e g t eat ADMINISTRATIO KW 2 CARL ANDERSON Auditor MRS. CORINNE CARRICK Business Office- Clerk JW I MRS. ELEANOR LINNENBERGER MRS. ELISE PATE Cafetcria Dept. Curriculum Co-ordinator 'lie MRS. INA MAE WARWICK Auditing Publications SYLVIA COHEN. Special Education LILLIAN DOUTHIT. Special Education ' MRS. ELIZABETH ENC-LE. Special Education MRS. NELDA EWING. Tax Office Clerk HELEN FULTON. Director Language Arts MRS. ,IIMINIYE HAYS. Reading Consultant MRS. DOROTHY HOLLYWOOD, Tax Office Clerk f ' t AH: I 'ist' X: R Mag Hg fs! -xvk ij N gf fgx' H iichtvanl swim 5 5 MRS. FRANCES GARRETT Secretary MRS. LOTS LAND Special Service A . .-.LM-ni , W, fs-Q.. Jw MN. , f MW, .N Mm, . 4 , LOIS REYNOLD' S MRS. BONNIE STRONG Math Consultant Bookkecper the hooks MRS. CATHERINE WOODRUFF Cafeteria Director MRS. THELMA LOGAN. Special Education MRS. LELA P. MAYS, Special Education MRS. ELOISE NORTON, Elementary Librarian PERRY P. PACE, Director Pupil Personnel RICHARD PARKS, Deputy Tax Assessor MRS. FLORENCE STRANGE, Tax Office Clerk C. M. WEBB, Tax Assessor and Collector 4,71 A 1 ju 1 x .mm 'H 5 w wg is ' .LS 'CTS' ?f't , Director John Musfxs COIlfPl'S with playwright Cram- Silllflilu and business manager Alan Quantock W M v ,C , -a af' he . SSISTA T DIRECTOR ,ww MRS. ANNICE ECCLES HERMAN ENGLISH JACK LYNCH MRS. DONNIE TELSCHOW Counsf-lor Assistant Principal Counselor Secretary to Principal ..,:' ' E 'B my W he Grace Sandall gives Donnie the 'ARoses as Alice Brown looks on Mr. Lynch counsels Maxine Keenan 'WW' 'N Umw- H, 1 x T l o c i ' , , M .. f rv - , ,, ., sw W, ,, ..v. ,f, 4- .7 if ' r- - 1'f5'4 I i ' 1 ' All Wadi' f01' the d3Y'S work Mrs. Eccles, John Williams and mother 0 R STAGE CREW n,M?EwYy,pf 1 1 X, 4'Uncle Blllf, as the students affectlonately call hun, directs the technlcal 1 . - - ,gum X staff for our show. No matter what the scene or hghtmg effect wanted. A'gm t . r ' Q . I u - . . . I 5 L ' thls crew IS always cheerful and efflclent. 54Ql1Eii1J. C ' ,W LV L '. P i 'it : t,, w 'wW ' Mk .J C. J. STANEART Chief Custodian ADOLPHUS BEHRENS MRS ALICE WHIGHAM G S WHIGHAM J G PATE ibm District Cafeteria Workers 'tang Meal time in the cafeteria The high school cafeteria is under the direction of Mrs. Marie Hicks. Assisting are Mrs. Mary Warnike, Mrs. Mame Lorenz and Mrs. Margaret Hutman as shown in picture left above. 'Q 'N Q -an 1 U Wzecrok E X 14 1 . W.,.,. ig, 35 ,5 -I V-5 F ll. , Q' f . .. f 1if'f2zsz'S2?:w5s?' - . NG A l or . . T ' ' ' WT..,Q r T I ' ' ' I ,. ..,. . K my M 5,iS:.L. kkkiry W h N .1 H.. A . , .. n . W 'A rrrn . .z,- - -5. . . I L, 11 fg . W' r Lois and Elsie look over the m g , i1 AAi- . Bruin. : uri- - -.iff 'L K - su . MRS. LUNELLE ANDERSON English 'Q if MRS. ALICE BROWN Speech, Drama EVELYN BLAIR , Spanish 424 rf 5 MRS. ANNICE ECCLES Speech plpp p S .Mh'p 1 I M hpfpp M MILDRED DODD plhp Physical Education iil' WQXY i r .'2- A' MRS. JESS ANTHONY Biology Education fortifies the present and insures the future. MRS. ESTHER EDWARDS English WY, Hi! Coach W. H. BUDDY, FREY Civics, Economics, Coach The girls seem happy about it .am wsu ss m'f .al sz.-.fx .. ,Q -f,. ...ww-' nq ELDRIDGE EASON Typing, Bookkeeping A ,hw si 1--QA' 5 -2 . 'i 5 A w . x any we PATRICIA GIDDINGS Librarian He who can take ad- vice, is sometimes su- perior to him who can give it. VONKUEBEL G. A. LAMKIN, JR. Physics, Chcmistry She says the test is easy! .3-A pm Faculty MILDRED HAUSINGER Physical Education HEBERT LAYNE Shop me ivy! ifr: ff 4 4. X WALLACE JOHNSON Physical Education, Coach. bhup ELMER HINKLLE Band, Chorus E. T. JOHNSON Mathematics we Time out for lunch Mr. Ly W. F. HUTMACHER French, English ., W . .1955 av' -'JJ' 5 f ' GAIL JACKSON Mechanical Drawing nch buys an Annual Www CLARE ALICE MARLEY Home-making ,IO HN MCCOY Physical Education Drivers Education M09 'X W. JEAN LEA Typing. Shorthand i'i'i ',iiii' ii I n Zl G. . E If G fl' if GENE O REGAN GEORGE PANFELY Phys1ca1 Education Mathematics NOLAN MORGAN Agriculture MRS. AILEEN SCALLET Mathematics Schools are an invest- ment in future citizens. ANNE WOOD Mathematics MRS. DELORES WILLIAMS School Nurse Facult Mrs. Edwards gets a laugh MRS, MARCEIL STRALEY Social Stumlies JAMES STARLING Mathematics MARY WYLLIE English RUTH WHITE English and Journalism MRS MARY STARLING airw Mathematics JARVIS WALTON Speech ROBERT SWINNEY Chemistry MRS. ALTHARETTA YEARGIN Art and Biology THE FA ULTY HAS A WEDDI G 4, , . t'IiI'lll1'l1Illlf1I'HUIll Dllflllzfl ilu' Chl'lSllllllS xa- vulimx Urs. Lxlrwllv Hmlse of llu- English llvpartnwnt .fmrl Carl .'xlldf'I'S4JD were mar- rie-cl in ll lovelv Church Cere- IIIHHY. Urs. Alivv Brown mul lvnv CTRUQILIYI were the al- lvlnlants. C All of the favultw and Bdlllllll tratlon Pmplm ew vure on hand fm tln sunt Nvwlywwls Cut a mammoth cal-an THE STARS O + J: 4 L if 5 J , W 1-WHL-Q WMM A ! 4 3 M f W ' ,N V U K N ,ml E' A ,I - wh gumu mlm-f,,,,,,.,x My N W M.. M , H- wiki' QQ 'calm 2: nc , I A I J -:WM mm SENIORS REHEABSE FOR PLAY JOXNNE ABBOTT 12 13 FHX 1314 Charm flub Folk Uancingg 54-55 FHA. Bowling flub 77 16 FHA Bruin llrl ade Re crw Future Teachers. JOYCE AIKMAN 12 53 Tvslrlcr CAA Water Show Miles Township Highg 53-54 Glen- brook H1 lm Tmrlfi Orche tra Pep Club Choraliers, Modern Dancing. JOYCE ALDEN 12 13 Xrt Award of the Year Lanier H1 h Schoolg 53-54 Student Coun- firl B O ter Club San ,Jacinto H1 hg 54-55 Girls' Booster Club. BOBBY ANDERSON 52 53 Smtnrnin Team AX Club 13 54 Hunting and Fishing Club, ' 54 55 Football 55 56 Football President of Hunting and Fishing Club. FRANCINE ANDREWS 52 53 C-eor e Wa hmgton H1 h Volleyball 53-54 Explorados en Espanol lSpan1h Club? Volleyball Softball 54 55 FHA, Explorados en Es- panol Volleyball Softball 5:1 56 Bruin Brigade, Volleyball, Softball. BARBARA BAER 52 53 FHA 53 54 FHA Bruin Brigade, 55-56 FHA. LEO BARONOSKY 52-53 Band, 53-54 Bandg 54-55 Band, 55-56 Band. LLOYD BARRETT 52-56 Spring Branch High School. BARBARA BAUERLE 52-53 FHA, Annual Club, Bruin Brigade, 53-54 FHA, Drama Club Bruin Brigade, 54-55 FTA, Bruin Brigade, 55-56 Thespians, Bruin Bri: gade, Chums, Sergeant-at-Arms. JOHNNY BEARDEN 52-53 Homeroom President, Track, 53-54 Homeroom President, Track, 54-55 Homeroom President, 55-56 Track, Thespians. CHARLES BEAZLEY 52-53 Baseball, Flicker Clubg 53-54 Baseball, Flicker Club, 54-55 Base- ball, Flicker Clubg 55-56 Flicker Club, Baseball. JIMMY BENTLEY 52-53 Sportsman Club-Secretary, Freshman Tennis Club, Bowling Club, Ylg 53-54 Tennis Team, Science Club, 54-55 Tennis, CSU, 55-56 Tennis, CSU. SENIORS SELL MAGAZINES BILL BERKLEY LAURIE BILLINCS 52-53 Science Club, ,lunior Miss, FHA. Unesco, 53-54 Annual Club FHA, Folk Dancing, 54-55 Brigade, FHA. B Team Cheerleader. Girls Football, 55-56 Brigade, Chums, Parliamentarian. RICHARD BLOSS 52-53 Spring Branch, 53-54 Stage Crew, 54-55 B Basketball Team, Stage Crew, 55-56 Manager Basketball Team. Stage Crew. RODNEY BOBBITT 52-53 Band, Basketball, Flicker Club, 53-54 Football, Letterman, Flicker Club, 54-55 Football, Letterman, 55-56 Football, Letterman. GEORGE BosTocK 52-56 Spring Branch High School. HAROLD BREZINA 52-56 Spring Branch High School. Laugh, Clowns, laugh KATY BROWN 52-53 FFA Sweetheart, Cheerleader, Class Officer, Most Popular, 53-54 Class Officer, School Paper, Drill Team, Basketball Team, Softball Team, 54-55 Cheerleader, Basketball Team, Class Officer, School Service Club, Girls' Officers Council, 55-56 Bruin Brigade, Girls' Football, Chums Officer. Homecoming Duchess, Magazine Sale Chairman. ,lack Lindsey fixes breakfast GLEN BRUNER 52-53 Debate Club, National Junior Honor Society, 53-54 President of the Drama Club, Chess Club, 54-55 Latin Club, Treasurer, 55-56 Latin Club, Senior Play Cast. CHARLIE BURGE 52-53 Future Engineers Club, 53-54 Future Engineers Club, Slide Rule Club, 54-55 Band, District Band, Student Congress, 55-56 President of Band, District and Regional Band. BENNIE BURNS Chatting with the boss BILLY BUTCHER 52-56 FFA. 52-56 Spring Branch High School. SENIORS ORDER CAPS AND GOWNS MARGARET BUTLER 52-53 Sweetheart Duchess, Beauty and Brawn, Runner Up-Most Popular. May Fete Duchess. Chorale Club, Bruin Brigade, 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Class Officer. Beauty and Brawn. Annual Staff: 54-55 Stuclent Coun- cil, Annual Club, Most Popular Junior Girl, Bruin Brigade, Beauty and Brawn. Quill and Scroll. NIARY SITSAN BYBEE Latin Club. Draniaties Club. Chums. ANITA CALVERT 52-53 Band, 53-54 Spanish Club, 54-55 Library Assistant, 55-56 Library Assistant, Paper Staff, Cliums. GERALD CALVERT 52-56 Spring Branch High School. MARTHA CAYWOOD 52-53 Bruin Brigade. Drama Club, 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Annual Staff M 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Annual Club, Softball Team, 55-56 Color C-uard, Drama, Chums, Homeroom Secretary. BETTY COPELAND HOLLIS CORDRAY 52-53 Flicker Club, Choir, Basketball, 53-54 Tinker Club, Student Patrol, Homeroom President, Football, 54-55 Football, Homeroom Vice President, FTA Club, CSU, 55-56 Class Vice President, FTA, Student Council, Magazine Sale Captain, High Salesman, Senior Play Cast. RICHARD CowAN I DoN CRowE FFA, Hunting and Fishing Club, Football, Track. Mau, nw L WELDON CURRY 52-56 Spring Branch High School, Lead in Senior Play. VIRGINIA DAHL 52-53 Paper Staff, 53-54 Plainsman Staff, CSU, AY, 54-55 News Editor I of Bruin Staff, Bruin Brigade, Volleyball Team, 55-56 Editor Bear Facts, Cheerleader, Chums, MARY JANE DALE 52-53 NJHS, Paper Reporter, Merit Award, 53-54 Student Council, 54- 55 Booster Club, Tri-Hi-Y Club, CSU, Junior Historians, 55-56 Junior Historians, Chums, Student Council. 52-53 Student Assistant, Paper Staff, 53-54 Annual Staff, Paper Staff, 54-55 Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Bruin Brigade, Office Assistant, Girls' Football. 52-53 Caruthen High School, 53-54 Drama Club, Football, 54-55 Foot- ball, 55-56 Football. Whats so amusing, Joyce? i SRNIORS PRACTICE FOR GRADUATION NOEL DALTON 52-53, 53-54 Football, Basketball. Spanish Club, 54-55 Football, Bas- ketball, 55-56 Thespians, One-Act Play, Senior Play. MABRY DELLINGER 54-55 Football, 55-56 Football, Letterman, Bruin Extravaganza, Home- room President. EDWARD DICKERSON JEANETFE DICKERSON 52-53 Class Officer, Science Club, Choir, 53-54 Basketball, Science Club, Choir, 54-55 Volleyball Letterman, 55-56 Chums. BARBARA DILLON 52-53 Bruin Brigade, Choir, FHA, 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Choir, FHA Basketball, Baseball, 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Basketball Team, Choir, Baseball, 55-56 Bruin Brigade, Archery, Choir, Chums. LORETTA DORSEY 52-53 Art Club, FHA, Drama Club, Tennis, 53-54 Library Club, FHA, Tennis, 54-55 Tennis, 55-56 Chums. BRUCE DOWNING RANDALL DUKEMINIER I MARILYN DYAL , GLORIA ECKHART SYLVIA EICHELBERGER RONNIE ELL11-'F SENIORS PLAN SENIOR DAY LINDA ELLIS 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Girls' Football Game, Paper Staff, Bruin Brigadeg 55-55 Paper Staff, Girls' Football Game, Paper Staff. DENNIS FARLEY 52-53 Student Council. Bowling Clubg 53-54 Student Council, Bowling Club. Homeroom Vice President. ALICE FARRAR GERALD FLY LARRY FORD JOHNNY FRANCIS 52-53 Spanish Club, Band, 53-54 Drama Club, Bandg 54-55 Choir, Bandg 55-56 Choir, Band. MARTHA FREEBORN 52-53 Booster Club, 53-54 CSUQ 54-55 NFL, Debate Club, Girls' Foot ball Team, 55-56 Bruin Brigade, Senior Play, President of Chums, Stu dent Council, Junior Rotarian-December. SYLVIA FRELS Volleyball, Biggest Flirt. DOUGLAS FULLER 52-53 Basketball, Letterman, Tennis Team, Second Place in Districtg gionalg 55-56 Junior Rotarian-December, Tennis. BILL COINS GINNY GRASS , 52-53 Safety Committeeg 53-54 Glee Club, Aqualinks, Homeroom Presi- dent, Chorusg 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Girls' Football Team: 55-56 Bruin Brigade. BILL GRAY Football, Basketball, Softball. 52-53 Drama, Softball, Bruin Brigade, Flicker Club, Chorusg 53-54 An- nual Club, Bruin Brigadeg 54-55 B Team Cheerleader, Bruin Brigade, 54-55 Basketball, Tennis, First Place in District, Second Place in Re- SENIORS PLAN PROM ALFRED GREER NI-:LL GRIFFIN 52-53 FHA, Band. Spanish Club, 53-54 Class President, Class Favorite, FHA, Band, Spanish Club, 54-55 Key Club Sweetheart. LARRY GROCE BOBBY GRUBBS 52-53 Band, 53-54 Band, Stage-craft Club, 54-55 Band, Stagecraft Club, 55-56 Band, Stagecraft Club. NORMAN GRUENZNI-:R 52-53 Football, Track, Letterman, Declamation, President of Student Patrol, 53-54 One-Act Play, Christmas Play, Student Congress, Speech Tournament, Football, 54-55 Track, One-Act Play, Christmas Play, Poetry Reading, Second Place, 55-56 Track Manager, Student Congress. JOHN HADFIELD 52-53 Football, Track, Basketball, 53-54 Annual Club, Basketball, 54-55 GEORGE HAIL 54-55 Class Clown, Track Manager, Football Trainer, 55-56 Class Clown, Football Manager. WAYNE HARE 52-53 Band, Basketball. T811 Club, 53-54 Band, Basketball, TSII Club, 54-55 Band, Basketball. Track, TSII Club, 55-56 Band, Basketball. DON HARMAN 52-53 Ag Reporter, 53-54 Football. State Livestock Judging Contest, 54-55 Football, Track. Valentine King, Ag President, 55-56 Football. GLORIA HAVERCAMP 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Beauty and Brawn, Valentine Duchess, 55-56 Foot- ball Princess, Cllums' Treasurer. JULIAN HAYNES 54-55 Paper Staff, Latin Club, Science Club, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, 55-56 Student Council, Junior Historians. ROY HAZELWOOD Annual Club, 55-56 Magazine Chairman. SENIORS TAKE FINAL EXAMS SANDRA HEYMANN 52-53 Bruin Brigade, Annual Staff, Choral Club: 53-54 Student Council, Annual, Bruin Brigade, Sliderule Club, 54-55 Annual Staff, Bruin Brigade. Student Congress, Debate. CLAUDIA HICKMAN 52-53 Bruin Brigade: 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Majoretteg 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Majoretteg 55-56 Bruin Brigade, Assistant Drum Major, Chums. JOHNNY HOLMES WILLIE HOLMES 52-56 Shutterhug Club. STEPHEN HOUGH 52-53 President of Class, 53-54 Vice President of Class, Football Letter- man, Annual Club, 54-55 President of Class, Annual, Football Lettemian, Student Council, 55-56 Football. CHRISTINE HUBER Homeroom Vice President, School Concerts, Dancing Club, Third Prize, Skiing Club, Homeroom President. A senior panel ' ' BOBBY HURLEY 52-56 Bandg 55-56 Band Vice President. CRAIG J ENNINGS EDMUND J ONES EMILY JORDAN 52-53 Drama Club, UIL Meet-Third in Spelling, Girls' Softball, 53-54 ' Drama Club, 54-55 FTA Softball Teamg 55-56 FTA Club, President of ,L e Junior Achievements Company, Valedictorian Class ot 56. z an ' SENIORS ORDER INVITATIONS JOHN KARRER 52-53 Band Letterman, FFA, 53-54 Treasurer of FFA, 54-55 Vice Presi- dent of FFA, Track Team, 55-56 FFA, Junior Rotarian-October. MAXINE KEENAN 54-55 Bruin Brigade, FTA, Spanish Club Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Annual Club, Junior Historians, 55-56 Bruin Brigade, Quill and Scroll, Paper Staff, FTA, Chums. JULIA KELLY 52-53-56 FHA Officer, Allied Youth Club, Student Council, Girls' Choir. Homeroom Vice President. MARCIA KENT 52-53 Y-Teens, 53-54 Y-Teens, 54-55 FTA Vice President, Spanish Club Secretary, Treasurer, Student Council, 55-56 FTA President, Chums, Junior Rotarian, November, Student Congress, Homeroom Secretary, Salutatorian Class of 56. ANITA KERCE 52-53 Chorus, 53-54 Chorus, 54-55 Bruin Brigade, 55-56 Bruin Brigade. GAIL KIMES 52-53 Drama Club, Honor Roll, Baseball, 53-54 Drama Club, Thespians, Debate, One-Act Play, All-Star Cast, Student Congress. Annual Club, 54-55 Thespians, National Forensic League, Debate, Student Congress, Declamation, 55-56 Drama Club, Debate, Forensic League, Chums, Thes- pians, Student Congress, Senior Speaker Class of 56. l ALETA KING MARY Lou KNAPE 52-53 FHA, Folk Dancing Club, Choral Club, 53-54 Library Club, Folk Dancing Club, FHA, 54-55 CSU, Spanish Club, 55-56 CSU, Future Nurses Club, Paper Staff. Quill and Scroll, Chufns. PAT KROHN 52-56 FHA. FTA, FNA, CSU, Library Club. CAROLYN LAKEY 52-53 Bruin Brigade Letterman, Choral Club, Homeroom Secretary, FHA, 53-54 Bruin Brigade Letterman, FHA, 54-55 Bruin Brigade Letterman, Sergeant of Flags, Won Democracy Contest, 55-56 Captain of Flags, Bruin Brigade Letterman, Captain of Magazine Sales, President of FHA, Chums. DON LANGDON PAUL LARGE 52-56 Vice President of Biology Club, Assistant of Red Cross Instruction. SENIORS ORDER YEARBOOKS CAROLINE LATHAM JAMI-:s LILLY JACK LINDSAY 54-55 Bowling Club, 55-56 Hot Rod Club. DONNA RAYE LUEDICKE 52-53 Bruin Brigade, 53-54 Bruin Brigade, FHA, HB Team Cheerleader. Class Officer, 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Choral Club, 55-56 Chunls. MARY ANN LYNCH 52-53 FHA, 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Annual Club, 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Quill and Scroll, 55-56 Quill and Scroll, Chums. I LINDA MCDONALD 52-53 Band, Latin Clubg 53-54 Band, Hy-shy-ny-Teens, Yearbook Staff: 54-55 Band, Junior Historians Club, 55-56 Band, Secretary-Treasurer of Band, Junior Historians Reporter, Chums, Library Club, Paper Staff, Quill and Scroll. PAUL MCGEE 52-53 Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, FFA, 53-54 Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, 54-55 Football, Basketball, Baseball, 55-56 Football, President of FFA. Martha and Maxine in their Peanuts for Poliou skirts DEAN MABRY GREGG MADDOX 52-53 Footballg 53-54 Football, 54-55 Varsity Club, Football, Phi Kappa Phig 55-56 Football, Homeroom President. MARSHALL MARTIN 52-53-54 Football, Basketball, Drama Clubg 55-56 Football, Choir. RICHARD MARTIN 53-54 Bandg 54-55 Band: 55-56 Band. BACCALAUREATE FOR SENIORS BILL NIATIIEWS DONA lVlERRITT 52-53 Chorus, Latin Club, 53-54 Latin Club, Annual Club, Drama Club, 54-55 Drama Club, Declamation. Student Council, 55-56 Chums, Thes- pian Secretary. Senior Play. ROGER METTING 52-53 Homeroom President. Band. Most Handsome Freshman Boy, 53-54 Homeroom President, Student Council. Band. Presidents' ClIIb President, 54-55 Band, Band Manager, Choir, 55-56 Band. Band Manager, Choir. RUBY MORGAN LORETTA NASII 52-53 FNC, Baseball Team, Volleyball Team. Bruin Brigade: 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Volleyball, Art Club, 54-55 Bruin Brigade, Basketball, Baseball: 55-56 Half-day Student. A senior and his girl DOROTHY OGDEN 52-53 FHA, 53-54 Annual Club, 54-55 Annual Club, Interscholastic League Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, Second Place Basketball, 55-56 Missionary Chairman for CSU. ETTA JEAN OLIVER BILL 0lNEILL 52-53 Spanish Club, Annual Club, 53-54 Spanish Club, Annual Club, ' 54--55 Student Council, Annual Club, One-Act Play Contest, Thespians, Best Actor, 55-56 Junior Rotarian, Senior Play. BETTY OVERTON 52-53 Booster Club, 53-54 Booster Club, 54-55 Booster Club, 55-56 Vice President of Chums, News Editor of Bruin Paper Staff, Office Assistant. ERIN PARKER 52-53 Drama Club, Booster Club, 53-54 Latin Club, Student Council, 54-55 Student Council, Drama Club, 55-56 Senior Play, Chums, Drama Club. CAROLYN PICIILER SENIORS GET DIPLOMAS WOODY PLENTL 53-54 Football. Letterman. llaskctballz 54-55 Baseball Letterman, Foot- ball: 55-56 Football. Baseball. GEORGE PIIRvIs 52-56 Art Club. EVELYN PYOTT 52-53 Sbortbanfl Club. Honor Roll: 53-54 Student Council. Latin Club, Presitlent. Drama Club, 54-55 Latin Club. First Regional Debate, Third State Debate. Tlie-spians. National Forensic League, 55-56 President of Debate Club: NFL Secretary. Ftutlent Council Secretary, Magazine Sales Chairman. Senior Play Cast. Cbums, Tbespians. ALAN QUANTOCK 52-53 Tbespians. Spanish Club, Drama Club, Annual Club and Staff, 53-54 Annual Staff anil Club, Teachers' Pet, Tbespians, Bear Facts Staff. Ftagecraft Club, 54-55 Annual Staff and Club, FTA, Latin Club, The-spians. Most Fopliisticatetl Boy. Concession Chairman of junior Class, 55-56 Junior Rotarian for September. Annual Business Manager, FTA. Business Manager of Senior Play. Football, First Aid. , TOMMY RAPSILVER 54-55 Football Letterman. Track Team, FFA Secretary. FRANCIS RICHARDSON 52-53 Band. Choral Club. Class Officer, Spanish Club Officer, 53-54 Band. Cboral Club. FHA, Spanish Club, 54--55 Band, Junior Historians, FTA, 55-56 Banfl. FTA. BILL ROBBINS 52-53 Track. FFA, 53-54 FFA, 54-55 FFA, Junior Historians, 55-56 Drama Club. Hunting and Fishing Club, Choir. LOREITA ROGERS 53-54 Library Club, 54-56 Library Helper. I I PHILIP ROGERS GEORGE ROLLINS JEWEL Ross 52-53 Y-Teens. Honor Roll: 53-54 Y-Teens. Pan American Club, Honor Roll. Ling-Pin, 54-55 Big Sister Club. Junior Red Cross Representative, FTA, Historian. Junior Historians, 55-56 FTA, Historian, ,lunior His- torians. Bruin Brigade, Drama Club. NORMAN RULAND SENIORS HAVE MANY GALA PARTIES PEGGY RYAN 53-54 Band, Drama Club, Latin Club, 54-55 Band Majorette, Head Twirler, Band, 55-56 Chums, Homeroom President, Band Sweetheart, Thespians, Head Twirler, Band, Candidate for Homecoming Queen. GRACE SANDALL 52-53 Annual Staff, Class Editor, Class Parliamentarian, Bruin Brigade, Spanish Club, Freshman Representative of PTA, Math Second UlL Meet, Student Council, Student Congress, Student Conference, Swimming Team, Letterman, FHA, Honor Roll, Red Cross Representative, 53-54 Annual Staff, Class Editor, Bruin Brigade, Drama Club, Honor Roll, Student Conference. Student Congress, Student Council, Honorary Mem- ber of Quill and Scroll, Teachers' Pet, Spanish Club, First Place Ull.. Math Meet, FHA, 54-55 Annual Staff, Assistant Editor, Paper Staff, Color Guard in Bruin Brigade-Officer, FTA, Latin Club, Thespians, Junior Finance and Entertainment Chairman, Most Sophisticated, Honor Roll, Student Conference, Student Congress, 55-56 Honor Roll, Student Congress, Bruin Brigade Flag Bearer, Officer, Latin Club Officer, An- nual Staff and Club Editor-in-Chief, Chums, FTA, Thespians, Junior Rotarian. JANELLE SANFORD Bruin Brigade Two Years, Gold Key Art Awards Two Years, Junior His- torians, Hi-Y Club. MARTHA SAWYER 52-53 Class Secretary, Most Popular Girl, Choir, Drama Club, 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Annual Club, Presidents' Club, Homeroom Secretary, 54- 55 Bruin Brigade, Vice President of Class, Valentine Queen Candidate, 55-56 Cheerleader, Bruin Brigade, President of Senior Class, Junior Rotarian, Homecoming Queen. PATSY SENTER 55-56 Homeroom Secretary, Homeniaking Secretary. CHARLES SEYMOUR CHARLES SHAFFER 52-53 Band, Flicker Club, 53-54 Band, Flicker Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, 54-55 Band, Vice President of Band, Choir, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent, 55-56 Band, Student Director of Band, Junior Rotarian for Febru- ary, Choir, Team Captain for Magazine Sales. KAY SHILCUTT 52-53 Choir, Homeroom Treasurer, 53-54 Girls' Sport Club, Jeffsonaries, Mixed Chorus, 54-55 Hi-Lites, Highlanders, Swimming Team, 55-56 Chums, Reporter, Student Council, Bruin Brigade, Junior Historians, FTA, Bear Facts Staff. TEDA SIQUERA 52-53 fBrazilD Emma Christine Scholarship as Top Student in High School, Speaker to Graduation Exercises, President of Class, President of Student Council, 53-54 lBrazilJ Top Student, Student Council, Third Place in Essay Contest for Brazilian Students, 54-55 Top Student, President of Class, Student Council, 55-56 Top Student, Student Council, Graduation Speaker, First Place in Essay Contest tBrazilJ First Place in Exchange Student Contest, Seventh Place in College Entrance Exami- nation, College Scholarship Granted by Brazilian Government. CARLTON SIMMANK HEYWARD SMITH 52-53 Football Manager, Baseball Manager, 53-54 Football Manager, Pep Club, 54-55 Science Club, Reporter, Track Squad, 55-56 Junior Achieve- ment Member. JOYCE SMITH DoDY,' 52-53 B Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Homeroom Vice President, Drill Team, Student Council, 53-54 Band Majorette, 54-55 Majorette, Beauty and Brawn, 55-56 Student Council, Chums, Choir. SENIORS HAVE LAST LOOK AT SCHOOL K MARY SMITH 52-53 Girls' Softball Team. FHA: 53-54 Baseball Team. FHA. Folk- daneing Club: 54-55 Volleyball Te,-ani: 55-56 Half-day Student. RONNIE STAGNO JILL STALLINGS 52-53 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team, Letter in Intramurals, Red Cross Representative. Girls' Chorus, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Homeroom Treas- urer: 53-54 Band Majorette, Ace Club, Tiger Den Club, Bruin Bri- gade Reserve. Tennis Teamg 54-55 FHA. Bruin Brigade. Honieroom Vice President. TeIInis Team, 55-56 Chunis, Song Leader for FHA. LARRY STARKS 55-56 Basketball, Booster Club, Tennis Team. BYRON STONE 52-53 Spanish Clubg 55-56 Senior Play. MARTHA STOREY , l JAN1s SUGG 52-53 Band, Annual Minstrel, FHA, The Giant Stair g 53-54 Band Annual Minstrel, FHA, Annual Club, 54-55 Choir, CSU. FTA, FHA 55-56 Choir, CSU. JO ANN SYPERT 52-53 Bruin Brigade, Annual Clubg 53-54 Bruin Brigade, Volleyball 55-56 Drum Major of Bruin Brigade, Chums. JERRY THOMPSON 52-53 Band, Shutterbug Clubg 53-54 Homeroom Vice President, Bandg 54-55 Band, Junior Play, 55-56 Band, Senior Play, Chorus. JOE THOMPSON GERALD WALLING 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 'EBF Team Football, B Team Basketballg 55-56 A Team Football, Letterman, A Team Basketball Letterman, A Team Baseball, Letterman. V I RICHARD WARWICK - v - Class Officer, Annual Club, 54-55 Majors-tte, Volleyball, Annual Club: SENIORS LOOK FORWARD TO FUTURE SANDRA WHITE ' i 52-53 Spanish Club, Band, 53-54 Druin Brigade: 54-55 Library Club President, Salt Crass Trail, Bruin Drigarle, Paper Staff. Softball Team, Girls' Football, FHAg 55-56 Salt Crass Trail, Paper Staff, Advertising Manager. Cbums, First Vice Presiilent. JERRY WILCOXIN JACK WILLIAMS PEGGY Jo WILLIAMS WARD WILLIAMS RONALD WILSON 52-53 Band, Second Place lnterscholastic League, Band Letterman: 53-54 Band, Band Letterman, First Cornet District Band, 54-55 Band, Dance Band, Frontier Fiesta, All-District Band, All-Regional Band, Band Letter- mang 55-56 Band, Band Letterman, First Cornet District Band, Second Cornet Regional Band. JUDY WRIGHT 52-53 Red Cross, Choirg 53-54 Choir, Future Nurses Clubg 54-55 Choir: 55-56 Chums, Choir. PAT WYATT 52-53 Band, 53-54 Band, Choir: 54-55 Band, Choir, FTAg 55-56 Band, Choir, FTA. l MIMI YARLETTS JACK YATES 52-53 Football Letterman, Baseball Lettermang 53-54 Football Letterman, Baseball Letterman, FFAg 54-55 Football Letterman, Baseball Lettermang 55-56 Football Letterman. Baseball Letterman, FFA. JERRY YOUNG 52-53 Football, Basketballg 53-54 HA Team Football, 54'-55ggA,iTf'HHl Football, Junior Class Treasurer, 55-56 A Team Football. Annual Club. Senior girl lineup Itrt -,, I -ts-ig, JUNIORS ELECT CLASS OFFICERS President, Wayne Godwing yice President, Diane Ranking Secretary, .lennie Roddieg Treasurer, Bill Joorg Parllamentarlan, Jimmy Stapleton. During the past five years our class as well as our school district has grown tremendously. When we were in the sixth grade we numbered only 913 now we number about 270. Our members have come from many states, and about 35 juniors are new this year. We were the last class to attend ninth grade in the high school. This year ours was the job of raising money for the Junior-Senior Prom. We set about making money with a will and attained our goal. Now we are looking forward to the realization of the climax of our high school career, senior year. 37Lf:i25fi4a5lifF5f f, - f 3f5ffYi3?..3l2? i51i.li,.1,,7g1,,,.w, .fx . LW Wszfgf,5,rf,w . 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N x k if 5-fzfriiwgwg ' ' UNIOR STATISTICS: 125 BOY 1.0 GIRL Julia DeVillier Billy DeW'oody David Dodd Lois Dominy Sharon Driggs Elaine Edmundson Larry Edwards Sandra Eshelrnan ,. ,,,- M- ,m,s,-w..,.,,k Y,.,, ,, W 13 if W f 5, Q3 I f 2 x K A 1 far 43 F X X K 4 1 12 Flaw L -:flew ff,s1--1,1 .: ,fivwwfi sys: , -in K. H i ww I Lg Z1 f lf Y Q ,M U f A if Carlee Finch Willialn Findlay J. M. Finley Terry Flynn it mrs FST W-vhgygaefm faq ., wi.. ii - K I we f . TF Q 8 .fm l liklliwgsfmsz Masmgrigging-1zifeffz2T?,gligg W 5 w 5 iv 1? I ZF' , Joanne Donnelly James Donovan Edwin Dossman Mildred Drews .1 -sf-firms I f 1'-GW' 555555-iff 11f',:'i 55553 - Q i l,.. I I Barbara Ethridge Marshall Farley Pauline Faucett Lois Ferguson JUNIORS STUDY H RD FOR ID-TERMS Roland Frohoese Michael Gallagher Kent Gano Kenneth Garrett ixafez , ttll i tll l i lnt ' Wayne Godwin Sammy Goodner Gordon Gregory Margaret Grant V K S liiiff it it Q iw? . ,ap if ., is f A af 5 w 0 N 3 a g . . Barbara Hail L. D. Harmes Billy Harwell Evangeline Havercamp s . . .,., ' :w 'F4?' Wi . , llii .A H Q iiii B --'ff . , 115' ' ' 51 1' 1' . i . nl S.. 3. ' i F221 2 ' K 5754 A . - ' 91'-V 'wsfzfffi 1 -1. - f ..y..a:ef:reg,1 gfflsfrw- ff f wgg' EUQM- 'r'fi vzsz'i'z:4 K ' -- '- 'ff'fei1:e,1g2 ,i.gat:. ' ' Sain Q '1 1:-cc -w -rg1f5.EJ..', J Lvl.: E42 3. f M fe i'i.1,s.s1'11ffmz'1 ' su fzaaaxffeil' at .,f Azvrrr . Hhwir, H5 V, H , tsi 1 4 A f' Q. W :In 9 -. X M. Y 5'Ef l43f1i if -':ji2i:igE.f', 5'f' ,.-,, ' Ar .,. ,,.YZ,'f?.i27.,5li I . fm- ' 1. bei'-'Ssf'1t4:f14i4'.' i ,X ,,.. V . ii U, v 5155 a Q ' 6222! L . flags 'V if iifgigai gait T I ,, Y 3 . i, f 9 4 ilimlli .W . ak N' ? . l?fWy5vf5il'5l ffl?'5?'fliii57'l55iff5g56i2m3f , i . ' 1- ..:::3-2 5, , fgqzifasgsfi ,,.. L . A '- 2 V. if ., fig Q f L' , f , ' g 2 ia, K .1 P z255igs5ig2ilEl5i?5s . 5 '- f54 l59fiQl5E5i5Ei: ' A . MD, i5'2i:':z-Q5 Jig, 1954, .mv , ai: 'ff Marcia Gathright' Mary Gilliam Janice Glass Ivell Glover l! i an gg A ieiim S 23, aa L J Mig, X J ,S X gs SX ll Q Ms f 311 A , K , Barbara Graves Richard Green Dehlia Groce Shirley Gunnels Juniors Score High .ocholnstic Records . ofxm-fi I ,Q Q , , fx ,:- v.:.,:.:: , mfzwlifvffm -:'f,--su.:-.fi if fiifzlfW3 .,., t 7 1 , it V- , ' ,M ,,-, ,,.., . it V will , i 'nw T, SV! X es J ' iff K W J l K X ' Y S 5 vt 'Q W f 5 S 'U' a vi f . mm Z. . . . c A it . c a ' :Ls 5. ' flu , i- ' ,Q , 3- V -.izlg ,. f - fl, -- I Timothy Hesla Richard Hester Elaine Hickman Yvonne Hickman Willialii Holflen Lillian Huher Betty lhlo Frances Jefferies f A 1 X . wsftisassfseizss, , g ear-szsfta, ' ' fgffii, 5g:,:.-3I5:g53555--E? wrffggwwvggfm, in M ,M f I V . ,gory 7, fx.--t..'--raw., my f L99 Wish- E5-. 'F.SE'f. YFI f ' U -We Barbara Hempel Irwin Henderson Vivian Henderson Donna Henry Brian Hildebrand Bruce Hilson Dorothy Hintzel Judy Hitchcock Judy Jerabeck SQ if Bernard Johnson Williaiii Joor ina , wulsmmeaawwessmmm, ,lanis Kirby Pat Knott Diane Koch Robert Kooser 35 Z 11 , 2 W Charles Larrison Wesley Lavin Leonard Leaser Just relaxing Barbara Lee Juniors Set Date for Prom y , . , ff sf W1 5 X 9 H fi will . X 1, .if xx 5 l - if me gf ' W L SEQSF, 'Y Y I V 2' 'L ,E ? . s1g:s'fvf' 5,Qjeq2QjgE5j1fS4? f Isszzew : -ri. -V 231,54-f ' fs' gf fe -L A 1: :,..1'1?f2Qm L 4 sniff?-e Q ? ia n, 01. I 'QQ la y, , Dan Kreutz W ar ,,i:E:i:,f1? ' Rflbeirt. Kmut ,. Virginia Lanham wi ff,-win, , 4, A, ',,. Q' F . sf' we X af? Leslie Lindsey Barbara Ling Lynn Lisle 7 Q John Lewis Verona Leifer Linda Lilly Em Lindamood Joyce Logan Glenda Lonquet JUNIORS PRESENT CLASS PLAY Q Frank Martin Ronald Martin William Martin Brian Loy 5 bm Brenda Lynch tw E , , Bill McClenclon George McElvy Douglas Mayfield Janet Megginson Barbara Mitchell Joan Mitschke Barrett Monday George Monroe 'IQ JN Larry Newbolt Shanna Nielson Arthur Miller Dorothy Miller Rosalie Morgan Jerry Morris Bonnie Mott Kay Nelson UNIOR RAISE MONEY FOR PRO 1 1 l M 5555525 S f 3 Em l n M . gr if l ,www w - 4 -' . M r Eggggygigrsiii, 4 ,7 ggggi'-fever - gig va, I 1 H -,Ella WrendaOxSPr1nS 'M lil X Richard Park QA . f Don Parsons Y? 535 1 S yr Raymond Paul K B .. , X wi 'Q 1 W 7W'2f4'2?44, f1,, df fQ'i9f'YIz'f.!' 392 W ffiiiiffif, M3193 '51 2 Q Qin 54.,, . is . A ks x f -IQ Ee 5 515253, W 'ilwr an f mg? Si T by f' M 99 KB --fm--.15-15,1 11- - KW 1- 11 gfarlsfww 5: as -. ., I i 'i .,s I .li rw rr Q 1, A I fjffllvlg zi f -1' gr .: j- . f s, lixlbisfsigi Q Q- rw,- S E, 4 4,1 fxfrf . ,11,1.1l, i , iNi,r,,n 2, .M I1 F I fr 4 v lg lm his as , EN W I qi 2, 554 fig? ' 52 is fs r. . Q asf, ,,.., mi 4 E iii rf a fs Cheryl Pope Gene Powell Edwin Pringle Sandra Pugh JU IOR PREPARE GLA OROU PRO A, Gladys Robertson Jenny Roddie John Roff Leon Rollins .ftizfsif '-1: , iw is -4 ik : .. Q , ,K K ,, to M, at v .V ' - J' L sg, -:E , , - Q J lQE5s -1.25, fl X X415 1 S1 Q lg m gi we fgb .. is W F R 5 A Wt fx tel sgmrn X51 Wd msg X I x if , 'Q William Scott Gary Sizenbach Barbara Smith William Smith :mm-'fztg , 5 -I 57L5f,E'tzLfiglfifkrm .af vwsg,4fiza-Q is , 3llQl2'54i52,,.5- S.: .. Q :ggww.g.T 2 ig, . 1' .i , fe , . f- ' A Mi 1 ' .e ., fi, K '- ,elf f- .. .. ,, ...,... N .,,,., , 'Y 5.3-E::?:I:':.,.!E.f,x.' '2z,s,-Ii5,,5:Ij :Qf1g,-,V ., M. .ir 1. L Ari iiifm' iQf'4,,E -. , . ,, , Qs ' - 14312: f Us . - ,Y M. 7 me AW, ia. . on , ,sw 5 - ,.o1w.1f1 - of ' K wr 'Fi :V sf 5522 if wr Alan Reed Tom Reese Joanne Rice Wayne Roberts , gf -5: Jean Romick Thomas Ryan Janine Sampson Donald Schultz Vira Smith Paul Spitzenberger Nancy Sprague Jimmy Stapleton we 31553 rs? 5 xt Q fftliiiu W 2, SQ Q, 45,55 so WSE at Av ,, a waa ,..,.,, .- W .,, ,. 'IQ S rye y my .. S UNIORS STUDY H RD, PASS FI AL ' 7. : . r A -1-as , 'V i .4 5 1 'QEF J if Q 'fb Egan-. F 'S it 'X : 5 , aff .rx Kathryn Tyler Richard Venables Jimmy Vesmirovslcy Travis Vlasek llfligiif-31. -ai. ' w ga M Gerald Walling Dennis Warneke Emma Lee Wedel Mary Wehmeyer veg ,ei i, 15152 in 122212 ,sffsesawz - it 5, Wi. TW 1..,, ., ft .msifv :Q gg Mafia 7 ' za 1.-1 1 5 L 1 it sit gk? tl K liek! K S x i sr' J . 5 ski gi, ' 'ff' , aa. 1 x i.: P f 551 . ,,,,::, 51, L.,, 5 ,X . Q 7 , ,. ':fxfs.:f1x mf e .. t tw. ea i, w .aggagfglf 2 K N 'W ff 2 'W ww? ' f it K ! 2? Y x gash' Y Q av R Y .M , W 3 if QR , S, 1 4 'af rt, , f Barry Wilder Rex Williams - 'mm Paul Taylor Betty Turner A famimsszs- , .- was ,gil lv sf, K QLQQ, :V . U fs , sr S ,rf t twwl fflisgz-a t'2 Q W ? 2' 4 X N X QQ 5 , LW lv W Y as as i 1 1. f Q gf S fit Rosemary Waggoner Glen Wahrmund Royanne Waldrop Kay Walker .lohn Wenck Carolyn Whitacre Janice White Sharon Wilcoxon sirmsww'm :mm2f2:ste:aw+a ., f,., arf-was wwf, . aww E 2 1 E E I 1 5 Glenn Wiseliiaii Harry Lee Woelfel Sonora Woocl Donald Wright ,mir r JUNIORS ANTICIPATE SUCCESSFUL '56-757 W3 Q Ride 'Pm, Patsy Thv Dmninrws- rinse harmony I ,lg E Stepping out SPRING BRANCH HOST TO STUDENTS FROM OTHER BAND Our High School was fortunate to have three students from other nations during the session 1955-56. They contributed a great deal to the student body and made many fast friends. Schools are schools, the world overg but Spring Branch students know now that they are very different in foreign lands. Students who were grumbling about learning a few vocabulary words in Spanish or French were amazed to have foreign students who spoke, read and wrote the English language as well if not better than they did. Not only did most of them speak English and their native tongue, but another language also. Ieda Siquera came from Brazil under the United States Exchange Program. She was one of four students from Brazil at school in this country. She was selected from the entire student population of Brazil on a competitive basis. She was a well quali- fied student here, finishing near the top of the Senior Class. She won the award for Biology. Ieda wasn't all student. She was well liked and took an active part in all school activities. Spring Branch will always remember Ieda and we feel Ieda will always remember Spring Branch. Ieda took quite a bit of Texas back to Brazil. She left her appendix. George Varcados came from Greece. His uncle was living in the community when school started, so he enrolled. His uncle subsequently moved and we lost George. He was interested in football though he didn't play. We enjoyed talking to him about how it was done in Greece. Christine Huber came from Germany. Like George, she enrolled because er par- ents lived in Spring Branch. We will always remember Christineis blue, ue eyes and her sparkling personality. SPRING BRANCH SPONSORS WHICH SPOT VARIETYR WITH OTHER HIGH SCHOOL CELEBRITIES iiffaf 1 N'- The Bruin Brigade sponsored a Spring Variety Show inviting tal- ent from other schools in the area. Kitty Jones directed the show with Jean Smith as assistant. Paul Berlin af-ted as Master of Cere- monies. Mildred Dodd was Faculty Advisor. PAUL BERLIN KITTY J ONES Director and her WENDEL HAYES-Austin H. S. assistant pose Joe Stuccy. Sharon Gilbert. Mike Hovis I One- of the vocalists, BARBARA RICHARDSON MARY ELLEN ADAIR Aldine JACKIE JAHNKE Spring Branch ANN LEVINGSTON UNDERSTUDIES u-fl-I-1--f - fp SO RES J '31 im. 5 SOPHOMQRES APPRECIATE ROOMY HIGH SCHOOL . ., K .. ., , , ,..,, in v - - rig fe , kr tnzfijk, W wasp, . :L as Jw , eg 5 15' V1 A B W-i ja , ,, K if gH,i1 H I I 3 le 5 ' 5 H H . 2-M i ' A I-li - . if H '39 HH A 1 2' P Ha ' Iv' l e ,. H , A L li? H .VV I gi H HH H H H H B l He g - H' 'H , , ' ya I V..,f i ij ,f,. .,V- ri krkr . vi .. X1Qf,. zm,, A .5 H -f-. I' A H l r Q W Ar , we H 1, HH' mv B Eff Kal' Aflilif Laffy' Aflamg Terry Adams Billy Adkins Lee Alexander Sandra Alexander Edward Allen B B l B - ..,' A A . B' r H A A as H ' l',',l T51 H B ' r'l' 5 5 Hf, ,,ll' L . 0 f 5' , HHHH E ,A Q: 2 l Q, 5 yi , ,'-, , 2 .V:, V, 1 lg 35:55 fb' 1, . V gf' ,Q Kenneth Allen Margo Allen Mary Lou Anderson Sally Andrews Darrell Artman I aHH , Ki',ff51fswH - - az, A ll I I f l,allaa . I A vu' ' H' 2- mul 4 H Donna Bailey Donna Baines Paul Ballard Greta Barker Sally Barron aaan r iai' llll , 'If ll , aili all lal Z . X a ny rl , 9 7 5533 af j fi 4 1... is - H iz ' Virginia Bartlett Don Barziza Margie Beeler WHYHC Bellafd Gerald Bffnlfll ,Q as Sm fre 1555! I5 1 - f fc mimi sl ,wifi 55, E C? Anne Berklev Terry Bickerton Linda Billings jan Blacklock Diane Blackman Leldon Bolin Charles Booker :ii.:, LZir,. ,i4, , . . . ' u U sHH -H H' 369 SOPHOMORES ENROLL FOR 1955-56 SESSION Wig, .. e , S5 l l 55 is gm , wi if Q Q ll' ' l V 5 E,-, .lllm 5 , .. w 5 xx X 1 , Douglas Bostock Robin Boudiette Robert Briggs ai? 'Q f r' 'x fm y X it ,iff , f . L if 5, Q 5 'Q K A - ' if T5 335 'ig' --. Q F 1 ti . ll Betsy Brooks Jail? BUS? 'I' 1 ug M in A - , , ' Vgifsg117E .,'f'- to ff K kf Q1kt 'ww - i.1'if55?gfifJ' A ig ' - it . ' .. 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'fir g my , Y f fr .wiv HAVE CONFERENCES Carole Jones Janis Kallanek Skippy Karlskind Erbin Keith Willie May Kerr JoAnn Keys Charlotte Kimes Adrian King Gerald Kirsch Jerry Klumpf David Knape Joyce Koehn jimmy Kreutz Riley Kuehn Kippy Kumler Anne Lahay Joyce Lakey Sue Land Don Latham Claudette Ledbett D'Anne Lee Peggy Lee Ann Levingston Edwin Lewis Joe Lightsey Dair Lindsay Beverly Little Curtis Litton .lim Longtin V Phil Loomis Jon Lotz Shirley Lovin EI' Miss Biddie keeps an eagle eye on the score Did you win any of those trophies? Halls are busy between classes F.T.A. President looks over the scrapbook with the sec- retary New Algebra Books Issued to Sophonlores Kenneth Lynch Jan Lyons Lon McAnally Diane- Meflarter Morris McGee John McClain Joanne McQuaide Diam- Matlen Nellie Malina Sandra Mallow Carl Mangogna Barbara Mason Ann Mattison Barbara Mattix Jimmy Maynard Billy Mayo Albert Melton Elbert Melton Pat Melton Joanne Messer Mildred Mieselbach Leonard Mikeska Ollie Mikulenka Kathryn Milam Charlotte Miller Drake Mistrot Victor Mitchell Joyce Mitschke Ken Monroe June Moon Douglas Moore I QQ, E if in i ,gre mv v F11 ,. Z w t, ,J N 1 sk it ,ti ' if J ttee M ,r My E 12 fs , ,,,. ,., i if fi if 51 is 5 L ,,..,. 'fx A L i - . , J , 'fa , 1, , .,.,,r,, 3 M to 1 . 1 A4 J J J sit ii ii 5 , : ,gin iw. -'-:- r ':-Q 511 ' X .,,. W W A . f it -is 1 K I -, W Q , . .' , i if LEX! ,esi . A J 'x KX mf -K J 'J-at D 3 A J 2. , N '- ,,-' 2 I N A , fr. ,N in lam, hh J wi A J ,. 5 ar S if L ' f ,glial .. ' , . .. M . -. -ei: emtifi'-Q, ,, . 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M ,Mr 55 3 Q K i t f 4 'Y 2 Q km mists X sf? 6,1 ii j iw 4 1' Wm at Soplmlnore Girls Enlist in Bruin Bflzffllllf? g if I ,mb , K if kk M y ,I A V ,Z , X D y , QQfjgl,f334?' e D D , , ig , July Wim.- , , igggq-Y, .,.: , .. K . -Y . . E am H A xg, A :FIX ..-an 3 3 l,lllllL1 Whitvm-lilll Q fm E W M' 'O Q- il A i Holi:-rt Xhlllllf S 'I L7,,L I , 5 iv iq N - f -. L M 5 I Kit Kim-n Wiglw I ew , 3 . P' I K '1 Virginia 'Xnn W1 es x - Z i K, -.': Q V'-' i XA ii ' Danny Vililliams I Q iii 'igg il Q an Jerry Williams V i ' V A, W . L , , A , . A .Iolm Wlilliams 'e H ' Q T 4 i N g. , Q + W' R James Wolff , ' fy V-,' ,A iff, Q, H Y - '- 1 Lewis W01r4l J ' I 1' ' I I A lx 3, George Young ,,,, , , .., 3 ' 5: , 55 3 K lolloo i zi' 'D ii ee, . 'gl IW f2?J.::3 W- in . T fiali- :Q fwifffi' U v 'fax 5 L1-onzml Zink Can you identify these couples? W- G Deep Thinker, Dick Champion Did you lose something Jerry? 4 li Posing with a car H0mCm3k'3T5 all Can Sally Qkate 9 52? 5 F M , mug., . ya . 4. , 1 -, V - ,. f rv- L ., 3-' -K I 14 su 'f 7 f V A, 3 -4' - W . X I1 l !1 l, ,H ll ! ! JH lu!! IA Pl' My 14!-5.-pm L A a 5 fm ff L v 5. E, ng. E. 1 F 1 A , J xi . F2 5 by- - ' ig gn few f r u A gi, f.,-1 V . rf. y iii ...V A-,, U '1' '. r lug if f4q:J M , 1 ,.Vf A I e ' Q W ,.. TI-IGAT J ix 1' : a . WQL ,. 1 us 9 A .Ig if i m . -QQ n. 'auQAcumvi...,1,- J.. .4-. fn ,Q-N--,f-, A1-v:w.-- 1.2: t.mi:'1h.4,. f '- 'im2m.'i,,L wil- '-?.Q.-LL, . 1' Tm .'--,-.gm 1 Student Leaders Elected by Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President , Y 7 7 7 7, ,7,,,,, GERALD WALLING Vice President Y Y , , MARCIA KENT Secrelary , ,, , , ,, , ,, , , , EVELYN PYOTT Sophomore Representative , 77,, ,L , , . MAYREL HOLT junior Representative 7 Y,7,, BRENDA BUSCI-I Senior Representative MARTHA FREEBORN GERALD WALLING, President This is the first year that the student council has been very active. The councilis first project was the Awards Night held Friday, May 18. Awards were given for perfect attendance and honor roll. Departmental and special awards were also given. REPRESENTATIVES Marie Estes Clyde Cook Kay Shilcutt Connie Ellisor Julian Haynes Jimmy Stapleton Hollis Cordray Pat Blake Dennis Warrmke Mary Jane Dale Sherry Culver Jimmy Brents Dowell Parker Cathy Bearden Mike Burns Bohby Hurley Dorly Smith Lee Alexander Lynn Patterson 3 i L U. 'SCR0l. p m y . 2 A Q ri' f T y k ,- A if 'i'.i Q K 'zhh 'li' it 51 :22, Ma L Y 'r tv 1 Y mv V, V - - 4' ymy - t ' K rl, 5 WS? W IWAXINE KEENAN MARGARET BUTLER V .,-,, , -.l..Q -k5 k . 1 L if L iits Q lf Q' nz Pr N 7 vzvl ii V g 2 ii- cial A ,Q h A . ,,.V p 1 L L v - g i Cathie Bearclen ' ' Mafilbm DY31 ' i ' Caroline Latham . Mary Ann Lynch . McDonald ,gg ig H , pq. fm , ng' Marilyn . ,. . .i.i.a,3,? A4 ' 3, T? 'KF' LLL ' ' .5 -a ' ' , V ' ,- I , , r L y if Lnay i ' - ,-A, W -- it T ayya fat it ii ff' I if 'i is Mrs. .less Anthony MiSS Ruth While ' The Quill and Scroll is a national honorary journalistic fraternity open to paper and yearbook members of the Senior and Junior Class whose conduct is exemplary, whose grades are in the upper third of their class, and who have the recommendation of the entire high school faculty. TH 1' if' The Brtiih Brigade The Brigade lines up for march down The Bruin Brigade was organized by Mildred Dodd, the present sponsor, in- 1948, the first year Spring Branch Independent School District had a high school. Since that date it has played a colorful part in the history of our school. This group is seen between halves at every football game Spring Branch participates in. It has won many awards for its precision marching and intricate formations. These loyal boosters in the stands during the actual game do their part to help Spring Branch pile up scores. it ff Drum Mayor Sponsor Y I JOANNE SYPERT MILDRED DODD irls' Oldest Organization - J Members of this drill team must maintain an average of CH in each subject and in addition make nothing lower than a Bn in conduct. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS President VIRGINIA DAHL Vice President DIANE RANKIN Secretary BONNIE MOTT Treasurer PATSY ALLISON Reporter LINDA ELLIS MILITARY OFFICERS Drum Maj'or ,,,,,,,,......,,,....,,,,,,,,,,, ,IOANN SYPERT Asst. Drum Major ,,.....,,,,, CLAUDIA HICKMAN Mascot ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,, PATRICIA GUINN Sgt. of Majorettes ,Y . ,,Y,,, SUE BEARDSLEY BONNIE MOTT Majorettes .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,, YVONNE HICKMAN ELAINE HICKMAN Sponsor ,t,.,, ,..t ,,,,t,,,,.t..... ,,,,,ttt,,, B 'I I LDRED DODD FLAG BEARERS: Carolyn Lakey, Laurie Bill- ings, Linda Ellis, Sandra Heymann, Grace San- dall, Martha Caywood. Executive Officers meet in the library to map plans for brigade COMPANY MA Kay Nelson. Captain, Connie Brazzil. Julia Brenner, Brenda Busch, Ollie Clark, Linda Francis. Vicky Franks. Martha Freeborn. Martha Oates, Margaret Grant. Nancy Hawkins, Barbara Hemple, Chris lrivk. Carole Joni-s. Anita Keree, Diane Koch. Barbara Lee. Linda Lilly. ,lan Lyons, Jackie Morgan. Wrenda Oxspring. Janet Pearsall, Gwen Pearson, Linda Powell, Linda Richards, Vira Smith, Hoyanne Walclrop, Carolyn Wihitacre. Coinpcmy MB Nickie Dillon, Captain, Lee Alexander, Francine Andrews, Sally Andrews, Jacquelyn Cerney, Neva Coker, Carol Coon, Margaret Cozart, Sherry Culver, Eleanor Dorsey, Judy Graves, Barbara Graves, Evangeline Havercamli, Joyce Lakey, Virginia Lanaham, Peggy Lee, Joanne McQuaide, Dorothy Odom, Gail Pomorski, Cheryl Pope, Debby Robertson, Elizabeth Sadler, Virginia Stalmach, Bar- bara Telschow, Kay Tyler, Sonora Wood. xx 'M xg ,whtxxtxxz 'R 'lu . WM- RIMA Q-... , 4 vu-ur 1 Q1 l '-4 K. ,, ' ,.,, I f L'L QA V 'K an 1 ff .W iw, E1 r--- M. .Q--... ff---4-. QI-ni 1'--...wr A--. 'TNQ -a..,,,,- wfmff Wi MAJORETTES JOANNE SYPERT, Drum Major. lines up the Majorettes to strut down the field. F LAG B EA R E RS ,, nf '. gih , , U 1',f '1+ ,1,f H , 'w5 h ,Y ,, 1 W4 x ,,?. , ' ' w V ' X - aw' ' 1?3Q,f,w43' Y , V ' Wm n w ,Fw ,,,, CAROLYN LAKEY, Captain. heads the Flag Bearvrs. MASCOT PATRICIA GUINN Company C wins the coveted award for the best company and lines up on steps in front of school for a picture. This selection was made in a competitive drill with companies A and B, Later, members of Company C' meet the sponsor in the audi torlum for special awards. The Spring Branch Senior High School Band The Spring Branch High School Band led by Mr. Wafle Pogue participated in the halftime shows of all the football games. They took two trips. one of which was the Dallas trip. The Band stayed two nights and performed in the l'lighlander Festival. which is a distinct honor for only 12 bands are invited. 'llhey also journeyed to Austin for Band Day. The Band played for Commencement. marched in the Salt Grass Trail and participated in two local festivals. one being the Music Festival. MEMBERS Adair. Kay Hurley, Bobby Robinson. Marianne Anderson. Marv Lou Jones, Barbariilrfyty Ryan. Peggy Baronosky. Leo Berkely. Ann Blaekloek. Jan Blome. Bill Bond. Anne Burge. Charlie Burke. Madeline Calvert. Jerry Calvert. Kenneth Cohen. lfamela' Crump. June Cunningham. David Dement, Arlene Dorsey. Lois Ewing, Linda Finley, J. M. Frances, Johnny Gathwright, Marcia Golding, Pat Gregory. Gene Grubbs, Bobby Hare, Bill Hester, Dickie Hilson. Bruce, Hudson, Jackie rout. Robert Labay, Ann Latham, Carolyn Lindsey, Dair Mattison, Ann Martin, Richard Maynard, Jimmy Metting, Roger McClendon, Bill McDonald, Linda Melton, Albert Melton, Elbert Mikulenka, Ollie Monday, Barrett Newman, Judy Nielsen, Shanna Page, Sandra Paul, Raymond Pennington. Janet Pringle, Edwin Ready, Delbert Reed, Alan Richardson, Frances Roark, Ronnie Roberts, Marvin Ryan. Tommie Segler. Rita Shaffer. Charles Smith, Jeanie Smith, Sue Spitzenberger, Paul Sprague, Nancy Stiles. Sandra Stinson. Sammy Strange, Reid Sugg, Eugene Thompson. Jerry Waddell. Sally Wai'i1iu1id. Glen Weatliers. Pam White. Becky Wilder. Barry Wilsori, Ronnie Wyatt, Pat Talmadge. Barry Bennett. Gary English. Reese Reuke, Jim Briggs, Mike ,aa I KM L' WK I , . KK 'E L 5:-Ng?f if 3,32 wo? it 5 ? , ' 45 Q' . w '44 1 A f fe mf H AM. Q A 4 gy? Y xy, Q 2 V ff ' QQ's 'iQ+ 5 f I , if , W , ' ' . Q ' Wy M Qi- f 1 W 1 l if wi f E P X Ty, .K - E i 4 in - gg My K I IM r Q ef ' 'i m K ? TQ A' A : '5 F am' ' A , ,ll QQ gi lv- ZW WW 1 A- ,f 41 M 1 K i ,VAQ Xe ,, Eli 1 VVV, Ff ' in -A 7 4 5 w yn W., ,nm 0 - 'k-2522? W V my .hgh in W X wg, Ex!! r in 5 'xaumunaneg M1 nmggm, KA .S , X Mm, f 0 J' Q , EAM W W, , QW ' y j 'H W w' gp 9.5 , .. M M,gx'.A I ' 8 ig GE W ,QW K f W 5 5 ui H Q Yi! im a 0,6 'www -111, Wm, hmwq ,ms 3 1 wygglm H w U Fw. A , 1 if MT, 1 4 'w 'Nr M, 'H O The Spring Branch High School Choir The Spring Branch High School Choir, led by Mr. Wade Pogue, has 57 members. The choir sang in many local functions including the Baccalaureate Service, P.T.A. District Meeting, Christmas Program, Pine Shadows and Memorial Drive Elementary Schools. They participated in a Choir Clinic at Chapelwood Methodist Church and the Music Festival. They also traveled to LaMarque to entertain their student body. Berkely, Ann Blome, Bill Brown, Don Butler, Margaret Cerny, ,lacquelyn Curry, Ken Davis, Hillary Dellinger, Mabry Dillion, Nikki Downing, Bruce Drews, Mildred Eichelberger, Sylvia Ferguson, Lois Frels, Sylvia French, Norma Glass, Janice Glover, lvell Croce, Delia Crubbs, Bobby MEMBERS Cruenzner, Norman Hilson, Bruce ,, J ones, Barbara ' J ones, Barbara Jorclen, Ken Langdon, Diane Livingston, Ann Lisle, Lynn Lonquet, Glenda Lynch, Brenda Martin, Marshall Metting, Roger Monday, Barrett Morin, Bebe Nelson, Kay Neilson, Shanna Paul, Raymond Pyott, Raymond Pearsall, Janet Pope, Cheryl Raspberry, Alice Robbins, Bill Slovack, Dina Shaffer, Charles Simmack, Carlton Smith, Vira Sugg, Janis Telschow, Barbara Thompson, Jerry Turner, Betty Weathers, Pam Williams, Rex Wright, Judy Wyatt, Pat Francis, Johnny Snow, Marily N ogle, Shirley Morris, Jerry FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ONE OE THE STRONGEST CLUBS IN SCHOOL Dr. A. N. Donner, University of Houston Dean of Education, is guest speaker at Future Teachers Banquet. Other honor guests were Dr. H. M. Landrum, A. J. Labay, John Moses, Mrs. L. F. Mc- Annally, sponsor of Junior High F.T.A., L. F. McAnnally. OFFICERS VVAYNE BELLARD . ,...... .. President BARBARA MATTIX ,.,,.., Vice President SIBYL ROSS ..... .. .......,..... ,, .. Secretary BARBARA TELSCHOIV ..,., .,.,... T reasurer CWEN PEARSON ..,,, .... , , ,,.... Scrapbook DIANE MADEN .....,,., , .. , Librarian SALLY DILLON .,....... . . ............ Parliarnentarian MEMBERS: Marcia Kent, Pat Jvyatt, Kay Shil- cutt, Jewel Ross, Hollis Cordray, Joanne Abbott, Grace Sandall, Alan Quantock, Frances Richard- son, Emily Jordan, Barbara Baum-rle, Betty Turner, Sandra Turner, Sandra Eshclman, Gail Kimes, Mildred Meiselbach, Cheryl Pope, Deborah Rob- ertson, Vicky Frank, Wre-nda Oxspring, Jack Spillane, Pat Jarvis, Joyce Logan, Marilyn Pyndus. Margaret Grant, Ann Bond, Janice Wcrlls, ws. I Officers plan activities Dina Slovak, Clyde Cook, Margaret Newman, Joyce Rawley, Lyndall Peck, Jimmy Kreutz, Nina Hitchcock. F.T.A. was organized in 1955 and named Annice Eccles Chapter for its founder and sponsor. Parents attend installation of officers MRS. ANNICE ECCLES Sponsor Sponsor Mrs. Lunelle Anderson and Grace Sandall serve punch at tea Coach O Reagan gets a word ln Mnrrm Frank. the genial Master of Cervmo AT THE FOOTBALL BANOUET 'K THE BRUIN BRIGADE Requssfs The Pleasure of Your Company ai Hwe Annual Foofball Banque? On December 2. I955 CRYSTAL BALLROOM . . 7:00PM and date, Captam Young wlth Judy Je-rabeck S Q nw WQHWK A ,,..,..f--f Ill FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA -fe. if - M TW, W.. What shape is your face? 2 2 i g r Sew hard. Rosalie! Trying new material gif: 1 111 E Pretty dres JUNI S TURN GYM INTO LAND OF ENCHANTMENT FOR GALA SENIOR-JUNIOR PROM ,jul W' V . ,Uh Mrs. McDaniel with Mrs Lovo who ar- rangr-fl for the decorations. Efl Ceflflfk fmf'l't3in5 Music luy Houston'S A-l llanfl Musician takes time out Dinah Slovak, Kitty Jones, Kathy Henderson, en- tertainvrr. f' 'E gait 4, fi 5 I K I 3 P ' ,Il ' , L -fi., S Time out for hop A good tinw by all Eyt-ing Stagg LATIN CLUB OFFICERS JERRY YVILCOXON , Ponlffex .llaxinzus DATR LlNDSEY , N ,,,,,, , Tribune ANNE BOND Censor GRACE SANDALL . .. Quaestor TERRY FLYNN ,,,, , Aediles Sponsor, MRS. STARLING MEMBERS: Jerry Wilcoxon, Grace Sandall, Glen Bruner. Caroline Latham, Anne Bond. Nancy Sprague, Glenda Longquet, Dair Lindsay, Sally Wadill. Terry Flynn, Lee Hamel. Gail Reams. Charles Shirley, D'Anne Lee, Sandra Turner, Joanne Messer. Joanne MCQuade, Mark Salathiel. Kenneth Dodd. Mary Lou Anderson, Lynn Patterson. Every year the club has planned a banquet. This year the banquet was held at the Tanglewood Hacienda. Caroline Lathan was the chairman of the banquet committee. Everyone dressed as Romans. and a play was presented as entertainment. 'W' if HUN'ING AND FISHING CLUB HAVE ACTIVE YEAR OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,,, BOBBY ANDERSON Vice President ,,.....,. ,,...,..,,,. B ILL FINDLAY Secretary ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,......,,,. ,I A MES COKER Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.....,.,,,,,,,,,,, BRIAN LOY This year the Hunting and Fishing Club has made two trips, one to Indianola, Texas, to fish near Port Lavaca Bay and one deer hunting trip during the Christmas holidays. This summer the club will take a trip to Lake Caddo on the Texas-Louisiana border near Texarkana, Texas. The trip will he made in two shifts. The first will leave as soon as school is out, and the second will leave in mid-July. Sponsors MEMBERS Roland Froeboese Thomas Ryan Barry Talmage Jimmy Sanders Larry Nierth MR. ENGLISH MR. LYNCH President, BOBBY ANDERSON MR. BILLINGTON NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY JOIP MRS. BROWN, Sponsor MEMBERS: Loyd Barrett, Barbara Baurle, Cathie Bearden, Johnny Bearden, Noel Dalton, Terry Flynn, Bobby Grubbs, Gail Kimes, Dona Merritt, Raymond Paul, Evelyn Pyott, Alan Quantock, Diane Rankin, Bill Robbins, Jewel Ross, Peggy Ryan, Jean Smith, Jimmy Stapleton, Linda Strout. JIMMY STAPLETON, President OFFICERS President ,,,.,..,. ,...,....,.,,..,... J IMMY STAPLETON Vice President ..,..,. ,.............. G All.. KIMES Secretary ,.,,,,,,, ,,.,,, D ONA MERRIT Treasurer . ,..,..,.. LINDA STROUT Infanta and the Dwarf During the year the Thespians have presented several plays, among which were the Infanta, our contest play, MSO the Jury Was Hung, Gone About Girls, Timmy's Christmasf, and On Vengeance Heights. At a banquet held at Felix restaurant awards were presented to the outstanding drama students. Awards for the best actress went to Gail Kimes, Linda Strout, and Barbara Bauerle. Awards for the best actor were given to Jimmy Stapleton, Pat Clark, and Lloyd Barret. Awards for the best stage crew were presented to Raymond Paul and Bobby Grubbs. 4 A BANQUET WITH FORENSIC LEAGUE Sponsor, MR. WALTON The Forensic League ,attended a joint banquet with the Thespians. OFFICERS President ...,,,,,,. ,,,,,..........,...,...........,,,, G ATL KIMES , Secretary .......,.,. ..,,7..... E VELYN PYOTT President GAIL KIMES OLD MEMBERS Gail Kimes Tom Connally Evelyn Pyott Wesley Lavin Linda Lilly Bill Berkley NEW MEMBERS Bill ,loor L. D. Harmes Jimmy Stapleton Pat Knott Barbara Jones Lisa McRoberts Sandra Turner Terry Flynn Contest play Awards were given to members of the Forensic League. Those receiving degrees of distinction were Gail Kimes, Evelyn Pyott, Wesley Lavin, and Tom Connally. Those receiving degrees of honor were Linda Lilly and Bill Joor. CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION STARTS EACH DAY WITH A DEVOTIONAL :-4? , Ma- ' ,M This group was organized during the 1953-54 school year hy the present sponsor. Haskell McClintock. Any student is eligihle for participation in its activities. Among its members this year are Cecil Frazier. Eugene Sugg. .Ianis Sugg. Barry Vllilfler. Douglas Smart. Edward Porter. Nancy Ogrlen. Tex Miller. Elizaheth Smith. Donald Wright. Danny Williams. Pauline Faucett. Janice Kahanec. Patsy Allison. Dorothy Ogden. Vira Smith. Connie Ellisor, Clyde Cook. Ierrell Dean Chaclcioek. HASKELL XICCLINTOCK. Sponsor OFFICERS President ,,,,,., ..., .....,..,,,,,,.,.,,,,., D . -XNNY IVILLI.-IMS Vice President .,,,., ,. , PAULINE FAUCETT .llembership A .,... ,,,,,,, J ANIS KAHANEK Program .........,. .... ..,, . . . . PATSY ALLISON .llissionary . ,,,,,,, .,..,. ,,,,,,,,,, , , DOROTHY OGDEN Corresponding SeCretary,.,,.,,JERREI.L CHADDOCK Recording Secretary ,,,,,, ,,,,,,..,,,,, ,,,,., X I IRA SMITH Treasurer ..................,... ..,... C ONNIE ELLISOR Pianist ....... ...... .... ......,,.,.... J A N IS SUGG Song Leader ..,. ,,,,,,, C LYDE COOK Group gathers around piano to sing FUTURE NURSES CLUB HAS AN ACTIVE YEAR E A FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS Barbara Jones, Secretary-Treasurer, Glenda Longuet, President, Janis Kahanek, Vice President, and JoAnn Keys, Delegate to State Convention. The Future Nurses Club has been very active this year. Trips were taken to Jeff Davis and Methodist Hospitals. Guest speakers appeared at most of their meetings. The club held two teas. Members worked as aides in the Texas Childrenis Hospital. Delegates were sent to the state convention. Members in addition to the above officers are Elizabeth Cummings, Sherry Culver, Gail Pomorski, Linda Rothmund, Mary Lou Knape. Sponsors are Mrs. Delores Williams, High School Nurse, and Mrs. C. H. Burge, Harris County Medical Association Auxiliary Representative. Sponsors check plans to visit hospital ME ,.,' , , 4 , . ,,f'j-1:--l.,f,-Q v' U 'if jfff I' If Q : . ' ..,... ,...m:-rw-'::1?EfrE?' 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Whifocre Holds Office In Press Conference Carolyn Whitacre was elected treasurer of the Gulf Coast High School Conference, Saturday, April 14, at Ball High School, Galveston. This was the first meeting of v ' and was ba- meeting. tference 1 Dahl, the Press Co sically an Students were Gr Dan Kreutz, Terry Adams, Gwen Pearosn, Paul Taylor, and Judy Graves. Mrs. Jesse Anthony spon- sored the trip. The students attended various discussion groups on news writing, editorial writing, feature writing, sports writing, make-up and head- lines, photography, yearbook prob- 1ems,. and business problems of both the school paper and the school yearbook. After the elections were an- nounced, the groups were invited to stay for swimming and informal dancing at Ball High School. CAROLYN WHITACRE ANNUAL CLUB ORGANIZES FOR THE I956 BRUIN Finishing the year in good standing were: Terry Adams, Sally Barron, Anne Berkley, Linda Billings, Jean Ford, Judy Graves, Carole Jones. Dorothy Odom, Gwen Pearson, ,lean B. Smith, Mary Lou Anderson, Marianne Robinson, Rita Segler, San- dra Page, and Sandra Turner. Other memhers were: Lee Alexander, Waylie Bellard, Sherry Culver, Lois Dorsey. David Driskill, Lee Hamel, Louise Hill, Shirley Hurst, Barbara Jones, Charlotte Kimes. Sue Land, Jan Lyons, Tommy Mosheim, Annette Rudolph. Jeanne Smith, Patricia Sprowles, Priscilla West, Lo11 McAnnally, Kitty Jones. Marilyn Eure, Gail Pomorski, Lynn Patterson, Linda Francis, Linda Ewing, Jerry Foster. Special thanks to Lee Hamel, Lon McAnnally, and Dorothy Odom for selling 25 annual subscriptions and to Kitty Jones for selling ads. Wayne Bellard, Terry Adams, Judy Graves, and Gwen Pearson were promoted to the staff. OFFICERS President ..,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,....,.,.,,,,,.,. SALLY BARRON Vice President ,.,..,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. LEE HAMEL Secretary ,........., , ,,,,,,, TERRY ADAMS i President SALLY BARRON Sponsor, MRS ANTHONY SENIOR GIRLS ENJOY THEIR CHUMS MEETINGS BIA RTHA FREEBORN President ,mmm LINDA ELLIS Serrefrzry Typical get-together MRS. LUNELLE HOUSE MRS. ALICE BROWN Sponsors GLORIA HAVERCAMP Treasurer KATY BROWN Sergeant-at-Arms The Chums. a club of Senior girls. met monthly to plan things for the Senior Class. They raisecl enough money to put on a very nice dance at the Forest Club after Graduation. FA I E Fawvritvs are sf-1+-r-tml 115' stu- Jvnls in pollx. by urgunilu- tirma by pf-nny surf-L. ami in tht- f-asf' uf lN'HllIif'N lxy pru- ff'QSionalS from Hlurlf-nt van- flidatf-s, in an annual f-xtravan gzanza. .LBVZIIIIY and Brawnf' KX O 0 I f nt 1 0 IIN Nm v M, ' ,, Zy, f W . - I I . ti, 5 ,, gt - f fic Vw, .R ' ' if W . ax .N,,,fm,,wf5 W High stepper M Bf?3UfiF'Q Tale-ntc .a I ' 4 I H111 M' Pvnny votes MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS OF SPRING BRANCH HIGH ALAN QUANTOCK GRACE SANDALL Grace and Alan are both seniors who have spent all four years of high school at Spring Branch High. These good students found time for many other activities at school. Each held many offices in numerous organiza- tions. Grace was active in the Bruin Brigade. By a coincidence both worked in the office for Principal Moses and both were members of the Bruin staff. In fact, they did many things together while in school. The three character- istics, scholarship, friendliness, and hounteous good humor, are exemplified by these students. STUDENTS POLL MOST VOTES FOR POPULARITY Selected hy secret hallot, Katy Brown and Steve Hough win the contest forthe most popular hoy and girl forthe session 1955-56. Katy canie to Spring liranch from another school in time to earn a diploma. She won many honors while at Spring Branch, among them Homecoming dui-liess. She was a memlier of the Brigade, an officer in the Chums and very active in all senior class activities. Katy was always there when anything was taking place and always willing to do a little more than her share. Steve Hough has four years at Spring Branch to his credit. He was active in athletics. He was president of his freshman and junior classes and a memher of the student council. As the vote indicates, everyone liked Steve and he was in the midst of all school activities. His father served for many years as a niemher of the school hoard and it looks to the editor that Steve will follow in his father's footsteps and he a leader in the community. STEVE HOUGH KATY BROWN :mi W,-. DON HARMON LEAD S FIELD FDR MOST HANDSOME - . H Q X . z L -' if' -T 'iff W Q 3v5JP:f7 , V H L ff D DDDDD . X, ,QDDDi D ,xD1 D g WE-' 34: L In D, AS 65 Q BARBARA SMITH CHOSEN MOST REAlVl'lFUL'7 FIELD OE TWELVE FlNAl,lS'I'S CO E D FROM senfafive candidaie SENIOR FAVORITES GLORIA HAVERCAMP DON HARIVION MARGARET BUTLER RONNIE ELLIF F PEGGY RYAN SENIOR RUNNERS-UP GERALD WALLIN G STEVE HOUGH gk LIN DA ELLIS WAYNE GODWIN JUNIOR FAVORITES BARBARA SMITH JUNIOR RUNNERS-UP JOHN ROFF fb well' it RICHARD STAUFFACHER DIANE RANKIIN fl? REX WILLIAMS MARGARET GRANT JANIS KIRBY SOPHOMORE FAVORITES C U LORD QRAY md w,,. TFRRY ADAMS E JAN BLACKLOCK RANNY HOLLIMAN SOPI-IOIVIORE RUNNERS-UP LEE ALEXANDER DAVID DRISKELL 'j , 1 BECKY WHITE JIMMY KREUTZ VALENTINE QUEEN IS PRESENTED AT BALL N1 ARTHA 9 AWYIYR lfxm-pt for llw Footlvall Queen. this is one of the oldest honors awarflml lay stuclvnts to tlmir l.ilWPI'llt' young lady. The clam-fe is a traflilion. too. BIGGEST FLIRTS SYLVIA FRELS BOBBY HURLEY MARTHA FREEBORN JOHNNY BEARDEN ma ,Sm 2 'iid 'iq' Simi .Ag V5 .I ' 'if' 45, 5:,::.X Mage A zfiaifsf flu Hi? 'wg MQST INTEI-I-ECTLIAL EMILY JORDAN JLTLIAN HAYNES .i ,, GLENDA LONGUET JERRY WILCOXIN CLASSES SELECT THEIR FUNNIEST PALS FOR CLOWNS Y' Q-df .C Class Clowns Seniors: Barbara Bauerle and George Hail Juniors: Brenda Busch and Jimmy Stapleton Sophomoresz Margo Allen and Gerald Bench 'f H, YK 5 5 r 'S effaii-w N L, W, x as X ' wravi, ,.,WW,m-ww 'N s 5 A I m,.....-M-'ffh-M' , MM ft MQW Q X Y gl H IQ WEE, W it AS THE TWIG IS BENT Principal Moses and son Superintendent Landrum and son . .f,z,-fin: .ewermafphs-1-is'2Rff:aswsnswm1fmwm nfawmmwz2 ww .ludy lfddington and Hus- sell Ransom. above left, were selected by student poll as the most bashful. Jenny Rocldie and Jack Yates look over trophies after being selected the most athletic. STUDENTS SELECT MOST TALENTED STUDENTS MABRY DELLINGER KATHY BEARDILN Fashion Plate Selections Best Dressed Girl BARBARA SMITH Mr. Fashion, CLAUDE GROCE Seniors Most Likely To Succeed GRACE SANDALL GERALD WALLING Most Courteous GLORIA HAVERCAMP WAYNE GODWIN Most Sophisticated GRACE SANDALL ALAN QUANTOCK EOOTBAL QUEEN SELECTED TO RULE OVER HOMECOMING V E if Quw-n Martha of the House of Savvy:-r Quve-n Martha was sell-cu-ll hy the HA Football Te-am to reign uve-r this festival. Runners-up were Katy Brown anal Gloria Havfrvamp who arv seated with thc queen. JoAnn Sypert, Nell Griffin, Peggy Ryan aml Margarvt llutlvr were Diu'l1c'ssL-s. F.F.A. SWEETH EART DIANE RANKIN Each year the F.F.A. boys choose a girl to represent them in their conventions beauty and sweetheart contest. BAND SWE ETHEART PEGGY RYAN Peggy was chosen as sweetheart by her fellow band members and was a member of the Highland Park family of royalty in the Music Festival at that school. Ideal Pep Squad Girl DIANE RANKIN Diane was chosen by the girls who belong to the Bruin Brigade and by the sponsor, Miss Mildred Dodd. Lea p-Year Queen JANIS KIRBY Janis was chosen the leap-year queen by the student body as a whole by penny votes. gms, ,-W.. Ch ums Sweetheart GERALD WALLING Gerald was chosen to this honor by the members of the Chums organiza- tion who are senior girls. vv.eseN1me C3 like BP-UXN SPORTSCADEQ ti mass 'sb XXX M THE BRUIN SALUTES TE +A A , '-7. 'f mi S f av- Rig, 5 ' Q M ji? f ' ' Qf,. V, I I K fl , 4 X91 52 B B f jr B 'Ll 'fi Ei A ' P PQ S Q K .- ggi fr K fin Q' ' 'S H235 . '- 0 a hp.. V 4 IPS? V I Vg, ' , L al. . mv, ai ., B SSS ?g, 3s'z,,.f vgi Peeping at practice 1 S hhcc S er if The team has an outstanding season Spring Branch Spring Branch SCORES Spring Branch ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Reagan .,.. ,,,,,,, 1 2 , ,,,,. , 21 Kirwin ,,,,,, ,,,,,., 0 ,, ,,,, 6 Pasadena ,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, 2 0 20 Aldine , 0 Spring Branch Spring Branch ,,,.,,7,,,,, 19 Smiley .,.... .....,7 9 Spring Branch ,,,,,,. .. 25 Angleton ,.., , ..,.., , 9 Spring Branch ,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 Galena Park ,.Y,,,, ...,,,, 2 Spring Branch ,,,,,.,,,,,, 13 Galena Park ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.. 1 9 C0 CAPTAINS . Q 1 I n V 9 I 1+-' Working on the gym MIKE BURNS ffuardi CURTIS LITTON 1Backl B FOOTBALL TEAM -1 s 1? 2 iii . m mf ,Q A 1,1 ,g.,., ' - ,fm , . . , sqs mar Coach WALLACE JOHNSON C1995 P35 Q9 0 0608 Q Kay Nelson Chris Irick Cheryl Pope Margaret Grant Coach N c M COY BURNS, MIKE Left Guard COPELAND, HERSHELL Right Guard CRAIN, BUTCH Left Back A11 smiles after VICTORY , , L YI ww , We 'Wm GOODNER, SAMMY Quarterback GROCE, CLAUDE Left End HART, JIM Back QQ- MARTIN. BILLY Right Tackle MIKESKA. LEONARD Left Tackle MISTROT, DRAKE Left Tackli- ,,,,,,A,.Wf-W-,mt 1. , ,M K W .,,, w.fW,fww-ff GPO PANKEY, MIKE Rack POTEET. .IOHN Back RANSOM, RUSSELL Left End Q U ' if WARNEKE, DENNIS Right Tackle YOUNG, GEORGE N ff w . 1 Y M, JOHNSON, DAVID Right End LITTON, CURTIS Halfback LOOMIS, PHIL Tackle 'lv 'hun mn 'T'3TZTi'. Q8 ,..i,,,t,.1 fvt wwf -'QQ' MONROE, GEORGE Center ,ff-wt, T T it MYATT, MIKE 5F i M ti QQ il,. Tfii' i',. Back NICHOLS, BILLY up Q3 'crib' If . SK mf? nil..-T, .ww Www., MLW I Q I QQ I Q F ' Q n LIK l RIVES, RICHARD Tackle SHELTON, LANE Left Guard TURNER, DAVID Back Q A -gm, In September, our B team play together for two days. Reagan score The Spring Branch-Kirwin game for a 32-yard first touchdown. Nic Nickols passed to Ransom Q20 yards for loss and safety. Everyone playe other the boys just never seemed to V Pankey tried I fld Reagan. Most of the boys had only worked out was played in Galveston. Litton swept to the end kols passed to Eason for the extra point. Later, J for second touchdown. Eason went thru Kirwin , with Billy Dewoody outstanding on defense. their points in the third quarter. 4 et started. Nickols passed 20 yards to Litton for The Spring Branch-Pasadena game was played at Pasadena. For some reason or touchdown. Pasadena was held to Pasadena just seemed to have too m The first half of the Spring Branc Pankey hit off tackle for 11 yards ar Nickols pushing over from the 3-y passed to Litton fll yardsj for the ven points up until last three minutes of play. uch reserve power. li-Aldine game was scoreless. ln the third quarter nd the first touchdown. The fourth quarter found rd line on a quarterback sneak. Nickols later ird touchdown. Eason collected extra point. 'L Litton gets away Ransom takes pass for yardage ln the Spring Branch-Smiley game, Spring Branch scored in the first quarter. Nickols had passed to Litton from the 18-yard line. Mike Pankey pushed over from the 6-yard line for the second touchdown. Eason swept end for the third, then caught pass for extra point. In the Spring Branch-Angleton game, Nickols passed to Litton for two touchdowns. The yardage on those passes were 34 and 18 yards. Nickols then scored on a quarter- back sneak. Pankey added last touchdown with a 31-yard run. All looked good on defense. The Spring Branch-Galena Park game was played at Galena Park. They scored a 2-point safety in the first quarter, and pushed the Bears back over goal. We scored in the third quarter with a 4-5-yard pass from Nickols to Litton. This was an out- standing defensive game. In the next Spring Branch-Galena Park game, Galena Park scored twice in the first half. Then in the third quarter Pankey scored on a 20-yard run and Nickols on a deeper around end. Litton took a pass for the extra point. Galena Park scored late in the fourth quarter. Nichols escapes for yardage Bears recover fumble OFFENSE Russell Ransom, LE Drake Mistrot, LT Mike Burns, LG George Monroe. C Mike Burns, RG Billy Martin, RT Hershell Copeland, RE Billy Nichols, QB Mike Pankey, FB Larry Eason, HB Curtis Litton, HB Pankey blocks for Litton A AND BU TEAM MANAGERS DEFENSE Claude Groce, LE Leonard Mikeska, LT David Brightwell, LG Danny Easterly, C Bob Kooser, RG Dennis Warneke, RT David Johnson, RE Billy Dewoody, LB Curtis Litton, HB Robin Boudiette, HB Mike Pankey, B BOBBY ANDERSON 4 TOMMY ANSLEY GEORGE HAIL Hold him or he'll get away The B team started the season with only seventeen boys. Nevertheless, the third day after school started, they played Reagan. The season ended with a -total of thirty- five boys. Some of them were small but they all had high spirits. These boys were competitive-minded and scored one hundred and nine points to their opponents' fifty- three. All of the opponents were 4-A schools. RESERVES LETTER Terry Bickerwn, G Robin Boudiene Dennis Cain, RG Mike Burns Bllich Crain David Brightwell Sammy G00dl'lCL QB Hershell Copeland J im Hart, B Phil Loomis, T Butch Crain Billy Dewoody Larry Eason Danny Easterly Sammy Goodner Claude Groce David Johnson Bob Kooser MEN Curtis Litton Billy Martin Leonard Mikeska Drake Mistrit George Monroe Billy Nichols Mike Pankey John Poteet Russell Ransom Lane Shelton Dennis Warneke George Young RESERVES Mike Myatt, B John Poteet, B Richard Rives, T Lane Shelton, LG David Turner, B Can you find Larry? CAPT. DON HARMON BEARS HOLD SPIRIT DESPITE TOUGH SEASON SCORES ,55-'56 FOOTBALL SEASON Spring Branch S rin Branch I3 g Spring Branch ,.r,.....,.. 7 Spring Branch Spring Branch ,,,.,...,,.. 0 Spring Branch Spring Branch Spring Branch .,.,,,,,,,, 21 Spring Branch rr,r,,...... 0 Spring Branch Angleton ....r,,r.,,..,.,.,r,..,,.....,.r,.., 12 ' 7 Smiley .,,,,.,, Kirwin ......,, Cypress ., .,,..,... South Park ....Y.. Conroe ,,,,,,,,.... Aldine ,,,,.,,,..,.. Texas City ......, Port Neches French .,..,,,..,, 11119 o 45 44 19 64 46 CAPT. JERRY YOUNG Cheerleaders, left to right: Sylvia Frels, Clyde Cook, Virginia Dahl, Wayne Roberts, Martha Sawyer, Jerry Wilcoxen, Barbara Etheridge, Claude Cook. BOYS PROUD POSSESSORS OF FOOTBALL LETTERS Gerald Bench Rodney Bobhitt Jimmy Brents Mabry Dellinger Ed Dossman Bruce Downing Ronnie Elliff Don Harmon Dean Heil Edmund Jones Jimmy Kreutz Johnny Lewis Marshall Martin Jerry Morris COACHES Don Parsons - Woody Plc-ntl Tom Reese John Roff Gerald Walling Jack Yates Jerry Young GENE O'REAGAN BUDDY FREY Head Coach Backfield Coach f fm.. ' ., z I 1 A-up . I.. 5 ' C 5 Q 'z ,Q ,sh RODNEY BOBBITT Tackle 1 ,. , EDWIN DOSSMAN End 5- 5 .,.. .. K V I TOMMY GREEN Tackle 2 z W DON HARMON JERRY YOUNG BOBBY ANDERSON GERALD BENCH Captain Captain Guard Fullback 53:1 If : v iw Y Q E55 -f- 'L A . i :iff ' JIMMY BRENTS Left Halfback J - A! mr . ,. , 53335 Sn fe fn Nw BRUCE DOWNING End I -I ,Wig,g? , , , Eiiirfszi . 1 - l , K my-,zgyg , ,I . r . 11rQ,1f5ffr,f,. Zi, ,f ,A I - 'mm la SONNY JONES Guard Bfsp NTCC I Q DAVID DRISKELL Right Halfback , I I 9 W , Q X aaaa Q , wi gi DEAN HEIL End Go, Bears! Co, Bears! . I ,go 11 K :V .kk-' , ,QS 5 if RONNIE ELLIFF Guard my JR E i ii? ' BILL HOLDEN Guard WAYNE GODWIN Halfhack STEVE HOUGH Halfback Spring Branch Senior High School Football Team for 1955 - 56 UYea-a-zz-a Bears, Bears, Bears .7 .7 .7 99 ,s i if Y L .m . izf' H A . - ' , A 1 ..: Zvn ,A Av, i if ziv Q KEN JORDEN DANNY KREUTZ Left Halfback Tackle 1 i.X Ai irmir . , , E Q 'rk F '- . ,Vl 1 it X : LA 4 ,1 nigh, 1, . JERRY MORRIS DON PARSONS Guard Guard ef.:-.Q LR , A 'ff-if W' A ,. i V 5 K ,,,' v -t JOHN ROFF GERALD WALLING Tackle Quarterback Yea! Blue! Yea! White! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! . 4152 gr A-A-lhkanrh Q S A' 1 51239 L JOHNNY LEWIS Right Halfback WOODY PLENTL Guard GARY WEST Tackle g mi cc,c 9 .El MARSHALL MARTIN End ' wg f ' ,LZ W 54 ga TOM REESE Center JACK YATES Center Pile up at Smiley , I :gf 1 ' fl 5 L5 1 4. R '71 K f we P ff i7 X sk I Q,' . .Q ,Z W ur Sl? as PRESS CLUB TEAM The Powder Puff Bowl Gmndly Presents: The yearly ANNUAL CLLLB vs PRESS CLUB football game. As the fans eagerly await the Press Team and the Annual Team to come charging onto the field. they hear the lilting strains of the 'gall maleia band led by Charlie Shaffer. Eager fans sit on the edge of their seats and finally the game gets under way. Final score: PRESS TEAMSIZ. ANNUAL TEAM-T. Practice .f ion Q Annual squad W., ,. Press Club takes to the field Kay Nelson Laurie Billings Katy Brown Ollie Clark Virginia Dahl Sharon Driggs Marilyn llyal Carlie Finch Sylvia Frels Rose Cratzer ANNUAL CLUB Sue Land Bebe Morin Linda Pc-'Ch Sally Andrews Judy C-raves Shirley Hatfield TEAM Pam Cohen ' 4 ,, ,, Diane Rankin Diane Koch Delia Croce ,lean Smith Gladys Robertson Shirley Nogle Betty Overton Jill Stallings Linda Strout Judy W'l'1ite Sandra White Mimi Yarletts Shirley Cunnels Carolyn Alford Mary Bloorlworth Marianne Robinson Francine Andrews Janis Kirby Cathy Bearden Linda Billings Lyndall Pcch Jeanne lforfl Jenny Hodtlic Dowell Parker Sponsor Ruth White Coaches jimmy Brents Mike Burns Danny Kreutz .lack Yates Sandra Pugh Arlene Dement Louise Hill Linda Francis Shirley Hurst Ann Mattison Margaret Butler Nancy Nogle Sponsor Mrs. .less Anthony Coaches Jeebo Heil Frank Denton ED DOSSMAN Right Guard Jump for it. Brian. 9'-sf' E 5 5 f , A A fs ,Af f 1 5 J I ah fr ' Y. ,i 'Azi ' . f LAL -4 -Q ' GERALD FLY Right Forward 'N I L ?-all A ,I yr f Xfgzggrlf .5 , i 1 SUE gk Z s , Q N Q. Ji RICHARD GREEN Right Forward ALL HAIL TH ' 4. 4 . ff L . BRIAN HILDEBRAND Left Forward E ,W 4' -1- ,vm . f lf . , '41 fi, -15,g,'v'1rv j f , 2: ' 'I ' A BASKETBALL TEAM PAT KNOTT Center JOHNNY LEWIS Right Guard x - .mf 111 Y Y g2uv,jYxrvyv-fT-f..,v- -,J , KENNETH GARRET Left Guard DICK PARKS Center BERNARD JOHNSON DELBERT READY Right Guard Left Guard GERALD WALLING Left Guard . 1 F' Hay' YT Left to right: Gerald Fly, Richard Crt-cn, Pat Knott, Dick Parks. Brian Hildvhrand, Gerald Wall- ing. Second row: Delbert Ready, Bcrnerd Johnson, Ed Dossman. juhnny Ls-wis, Kenneth Garrett. Spring Branch Spring Branch Spring Branch tiwb a Spring Branch, , SCORES 52 Tcxas City 4-9 Conroe . ,,,,,,,., , 40 Aldine , 60 Tcxas City , 64 41 r .33 63 Spring Branch 47 Conmc , , 50 Spring Branch 64 Aldine ,, 65 Spring Branch ,,,, 45 'll-xas City 48 Spring Branch ,,,,,,,, 39 Aldine ,, ,,,., , ,,,,,,,, 33 GERALD FLY , BERNERD JOHNSON Captain, Co-Captain Spectators Q-..w......-.,..,. Medic Patrol guards guards and forwards RICHARD BLOSS AIHIIBQPI' LLOYD BARRETT Managvr C oach HERMAN ENGLISH Practice Session M -2 w-. X, R Q SLA? '4' . ? .4 wi X MW ' 55315 .J ,KA A i Fx QQ f 5 if Bi was we A 45: xi i' ,EF fi? Is BASKETBALL TEAM TAKES FIRST IN DISTRICT C ' Cnnfh LOUIS IIIIIINKZTON Pankr-y makv-S a frm- throw Ilislricft tillr' won with len wins to two losses DENNIS WARNKE SS., -g High I-marc-r with V ' mvr 300 points I ' In I , I SIAA SIAV 'Zf MIKE PANKEY S was RICHARD RIEVES TIM HESLA CURTIS LITTON AFS? A ah.. PASTIME ACTIVIT ES ARE SPORTS, TOO Sunlnath and cool drinks Hear no evil, see no evil. speak no evil Style Show Dancing at the Prom 72 Wedding plans Exchanging Christmas gifts in -.,, L Swinging the dishes P815 Pastimes alnong students at Spring Branch might he sun bathing. swimming. modeling, dancing, helping at home, pretending to lie monkeys or just plain Nshootinl the Bear. l Mi siee V , ,l,1.f r 3 yi 2 gi . Z M Stretch those legs Band's cut-up A day at the bf-avli ENTHLISIASTIC TRACK TEAM PARTICIPATES IN DISTRICT MEET Ken Jordan. Don Harmon, Don Parsond, Tum Reese, Riehard Stauffacher, Gerald Bench, Gene Sively. David Driskell, Johnny Bearden, Pat Knott, Gerald Fly, David Brightwell, George Monroe, John Karrer. David Turner, Sammy Goudner. Norman Gruenzner. 6011011 Managers CUUCII WALLACE JOHNSON BUDDY FRY 'R Q'-1' .K 2 3 JOHNNY BEARDEN NORMAN GRUENZNFR Captains. KEN JORDAN and DON HARMON Group Iimbers up for race is Aww, VT 4 - E Jw 2 If am.vwK SPRING BRANCH BREAKS FORMER RECORDS Tell him to hurry, Tom You are ahead, Sammy Spectators get out of the way This race had a good gallery Fine style You ve made 1t PCLE VAULT AND BROAD JUMP ? 1 Ai. 'I-:gg h r US to break a record Headed for the sand Wazch that b ' skimming 0Vf'f Practice session THE SHOT PUT IS POPULAR ,.+,f,X--1 TRACK TRAINING LEADS TO E JOYABLE OLITI GS 21.2, z if 4 ug an f s V SE 'A ff-bf 1 X . , -g Q 1 as 5 , -T' :' 1 'nf 1 fu , :H i' 571'wf:?f,iMH'4w'E'lfa- .'5Af'WYfii,' V 4 1 F V H , . Haw ILL: A-N wwf Hwmfmf.I:,,-m.u-vw A Kg H ,J f - ww5M,,w,, Q'5'i.,f,,,?.J.g.3, Mi, A! X ., 5 iff? . 5 4 ,, f ' Q W r I ,J nl W M I if Vx 'M my i 1 1 SPRING BRANCH A VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS REGIONAL CRCDWN ,yn First row: Marilyn Eure. ,Ienny Rmhiie. Mildred Dodd. Coach. Shirley Hurst. Aleta King. Second mw: Barbara Telschuw. Jarrel Dean filiachluck. Barbara He-mphil. Betty Buteher. Spring Branch has been represented by a strong volleyball team for the past several years and the above team brought the school more honors. Mana rr Diane Rankin. Nancy Nogle. Sally Andrews are Iiappw about the score. CHADDOCK Eyes ever watchful BUTCHER Ready with a potent thrust EURE Spikes one f,,t.. , ' if - The Stars in Action TELSCHOW Sets up KING Waiting for the serve HURST Yells Mine RODDIE Over the net ff- . ll' 5 4-P5 i ef LL L Q 5 4 SX? 5. .1 THE GIRLS HAVE A B VOLLEYBALL TEAM This Team Always Came Out On Top in Tournament Play, T00 First row: Emily Jordan. Louise Hill. Mildred Dodd. coach, JoAnn Sypert. Second row: Virginia Stalmach, Karen Wigby, .lulia Brenner, Francine Andrews. Third row: Diane- Rankin, manager. Fourth row: Shirley Nogle. Royanne Waldrop, Janis Kirby, Connie Brazzil. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM HAS BRILLIANT SEASON mr LARRY STARKS JIMMY BENTLY DOUCLAS FULI FR The lmoysivtennis team representing Spring Branch during the l956 season was composed of Douglas Fuller, singles player, jimmy Bently and Larry Starks, doubles players. During the season these teams met Lamar, Ball High, Regan, Steven F. Austin. Alvin. Lamar Consolidated, and South Park. The team defeated Lamar, Regan and Ball High and tied with Steven F. Austin. One of the players, Douglas Fuller, was ranked one of the liest fourteen players in the state. The session l955-56 saw the completion of four new tennis courts which gave all students a chance to become tennis en- thusiasts. Judging hy the waiting line for the courts after school and on Saturday, one would say Spring Branch ex- hibited way ahove the average interest. These courts will do much in the future to build tennis teams. lou have to start to get tlwre Who won the tennis tournament? NOW what dots this line up of Seniors Girls, P. E. classes held a Junior Scholastic Round Archery Tournament. Girls from each period competed in a round in which each contestant shot 48 arrows. Twenty-four were shot from 30 yards and 24- from 20 yards. - .tra . I SX, 55' I N in sig M,,.- , I2 fi 41 LYNDALL PECH WINS ARCHERY TOURNAMENT LYNDALL PECH Archery Winner MILDRED HAUSSINCER ffanrh GIRLS' GYM CLASSES HOLD INTRAMURAL TRACK MEET School interest ran high when the girls, P. E. classes put on a track meet. Each class selected contestants to compete in the 220 relay race, 75-yard and 50-yard dashes and standing and running broad jump. Each girl who qualified could participate in two events. Winning teams received medals. Mildred Hausinger, P. E. instructor, acted as coach. .1'. 2 S S - . . . . SECOND PERIOD ii s,' S Virginia Dahl '?l L '52 33' M we , .,.. s s ' . w .I S I 01116 Clark if 62,5 2992 4 5 New as K -1 I ' isle i 3 , . . 'I s,.'t Lyndahll peck Shirley Nogle Pat Melton Daesene Graf we ig W il flifii f 'wi .-11.5 -. fff- - il y ' lf E V 2 ' -' wsfypvQg,g9 rkky if-5, 1, -' fe, , - ,Q a ,4f,sf I 2 . V V, .5313 3 inner, -1 - ap' A-,.f.sf.ff ,gg 'L 'f g a: - s - u w .'.' vvkr THIRD PERIOD Sally Andrews Wells Ann Baronosky Hatfield Debbie Robertson r ryegrass- 'z' Wzgfsgsiiifw ' if' N its ' ffi:.:5EQ:5: ' iii i:5'iV535Ul it ii if Judith Foster Noclji Cordray Pauline Faucett Judy Hitchcock 4 O 2 I f is elses 1 i?f'I5!fQ. Q, .1-iii? W sgzmatm - Y If z ,I FIFTH PERIOD lg . Ronelda Weiss ' Jackie Morgan ,Q - J - , ffsgw rsu irrt' Barbara Graves I , 5 Cathie Bearden Hg Q L,f7Z,6 7 :iIIV,,iL i:.h.g.V Joyce Mitschke 2 3' SIXTH PERIOD ,fm .7 -...I .,, , W. , ..,,..,, -ff' It Jessie Dagley Ann Levingston Margie Elliott Terry Flynn Charlotte Caulkins Carol Urban - - - 1 A sw ti' 5 ' S l A GIRLS' TENN TEAM POS S I DI IDUALLY FOR TAFF PHOTOGR PHER VV' 4 .. 1 ,. ,Q K .vw ? ,SQAA ya. Q. ,svo. -+ Atvivv vwvo-sc-vs , ',fQ.,T.,:. ,, ..,A. 4, ,.,,, yu g SS,,. fa.,i f 5 4- -Iv 4 ,. -fv v Q bf o 6 b a a- v + , 1- 4 S o f -af f M Q v Q I T, wwf ,- M f ., 04+ iw W ,..., ., .. H NELLIE MALINA BETTY TURNER TERRY FLYNN , X , ,W gg' ff . 1 Q 1 . + .. 5 T -. Q r T Q- s + Q Q 4 . P f . Q Q - v Q -v . Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f v Q A 4 v Q s . v ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 fl O Q' t -Y 0 9 5 T y ' K V v ' 5 - . . . . 4 s . 4 v, . - 4 Q 1 Q ' ' ' ' ' 1 u 4 - w Q Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Q Q f Q , ,, , , .f . . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . . Q f + , . . ' ' P ' ' ' Q:-gf Q v 4 1 x Q 5, -- Q Q Q 1 4 w Q . 1 4 s f ' ' 3:f,.-aa: .- , 4 , ....-...,.. , 7 ' +. ' -, :M . 4 Q Q 4 . Q . . - s . Q u . , , . ' ,, T' ' ' ' ' :I - . ,QQ . . . . . . 4, 9 . , , ,. . . .. a y -. .. . V . r . - + . . H f f f 1- vw f v .- -Q., fn- v . Q . 1 , Q . . . Q .. ., rrgzg. ,1:f:'3,,-rr. - vi P. e t . Y 4 . Q .K , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . X . v 4. , . . . . . - K f- Me: -ff ,, , ., Q ' 'iggizgliig ' ' 4' ' ' ' ' ' 1 - , . , I . . . Q . Q f. f . - ' '5??7i??:'-55 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Q T 'S ' X, . . . , . . . 1. . , ,egg u ... . s 4 Q . . . Q . Q , . . . V . . . . .Y . . , , . . u . 0 . 1 . . . . . . 1 , . 9 . . ., . .. . q .. 4 . 1 - Q , 4 . Q . . 1. . . f K ff M, 4 1 'T 1. . . 4 a 4 . Q . . . . . . ,fy . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Q . . , V . , v 1 y A - u Q Q . .T . . . -f ' Sf vuuof Q-and CHARLOTTE CAULKINS NANCY SPRAGUE SANDRA TURNER GIRLS HAVE GOOD TENNIS TEAM, TOO Standing. left to right: Nellie Malina, Charlotte Caulkins. Sandra Turner, Betty Turner. Front row: Nancy Sprague. Mildred Haussinger. sponsor, Terry Flynn. Play-off was held in Senior and Junior tennis divisions in January. ln the senior division. Betty Turner won first place, Terry Flynn, second place, third place was won by Nancy Sprague and Charlotte Caulkins was fourth. ln the Junior Division, Nellie Malina took first place, Sandra Turner second place and Ann Mattison, third. The team played matches with Ball High of Galveston, Brazosport, Galena Park, Pasadena. Baytown and a number of Houston schools. For the first time this year, the girls' team played in some of the same tournaments the boys' team attended. The girls naturally played girls' teams. ln a match with a boys, team, no doubt. the opposite sex would have had a hard time keeping eyes on the ball instead of on the girls. BEARS BASEBALL TEAM FINISHES SECOND IN DISTRICT -'uh ' Mmm Htl..-2:1 H f Sliding in A A , At hat Out of my way The Bears won nine and lost six to finish in second place. Games were played with Galena Park, Pasadena, Ball High, Aldine, Bay- town and Brazosport. ALL HAIL! THE BEARS BASEBALL TEAM NF The team A ' COACH BILLINCTON .f .H-2 Individuals line up for the photographer KERBOW COACHES GOLF TEAM FOR TOURNAMENT RICHARD GREEN TOMMY EMERY BILL JOOR VICTOR MITCHELL I. R. Kerbow, a member of the Junior High School Faculty, acted as coach for the golf team this year. Matches were played with Texas City, Brazosport, Galena Park, Baytown and Pasadena. Qu.-rf , 5.1-51,4 I A. 'f'!'. A 1.1 M- 1-,F F 5' 2' Vi '- A gr, 59. .af -Af vm - eg . - ' 41 . 1 - . . w., ,vf . g. N.',. .. : JPN, ,W .e ' stx Z- r ., 1, 'I -.A , V. I? 3 ., il .5 5. fl-14 xx, Wu, A, .1 f'-' 1: a., ' 54 .-1 V v' 1 V 'L -1, . 14 ,Q i ' .c' I1 L Q :' L .2 ' 2 2' .f 'L zf' '. 1 f , .5 .QM V 5 lin 7':.,. ug- -' fl. 'Alfa- ,-1 , , k -1. ' A . fi 'f' , ,sim is w ,..w 1 '1- -,ylc nay'-.1 1 -V: . I ' 11, N 1 ,- ,f .x 'W :tw Mm. rai n ' -n Fr-xga 5 H' -V 1- Q i ' v 7 ' , ' + F' Q M. 1 23 mb F WESLEY LAVIN Qecond Reglonal Boys' Debate 'Q 5 F5 M 3 ff A ,X , N' ,gms K QQ, is X,..M.L A Q Mags Iii' EES Q an 0.55 . V aiwwwv 53' L ast WZ ' if ' iw swf 9 Hgh S 'Q 38 WE 4, N W 4 S 1-. ,Qgf 'QWQ f Q 5 WF W as 5 it S Q5 9 ii' ,rg fi We M m.,, .k.E if W vs.- . fb' 'E CUlllHIlllf'0 Svlnrls UUIHIIIPIIFPIIIPIII Speaker From Senior Class Cuil Kimcf wins mntm I mel 4 lm 1 lltl elf lllll.llll1g, up on lu: pl l 4 ll Unfl 111309. Principal Moses cfmgrralnlales Lions Club Award Winner ,ff-.. Y'- w X 'iw W. in 9' ,, 5 ff, 31 ,L Ts. Evelyn Pyott finish:-Q 1 . ,. ' i l JW -W , l f H l . nnnn 3 Sv . M' ,W M M. A. , lflxarlf-s Fllaffs-r aml Emily ,Inrclnn win awarcl for nutstanfling svlmul ritize-nfllip SPRING BRANCH HIGH SCHOO Emily Jordan lVat'l Merit Scholar- ship, Outstanding Sen- ior Cirl, Texas Chemi- cal Award, Readers, Digest Award, Lions Club, Science, History, lwlllll. ef 1- LW Charles Shaffer Roger Melting Martha Freeborn Eyelyn Pyott Outstanding S e n i 0 r Optimist Award, Band Cornnzunity S e r LY i c e, lVat'l Merit Scholar- Boy, Lions Award. Rice S r' h o I a r s h ip, ship, English French The Student Council set up '6Awards Nightll to honor outstanding stu- dents. The upper one per cent of each department was selected for medals. The outstanding boy and girl from each class was selected by the faculty. Sammy Goodner Diane Rankin David Turner Sandra Turner Outstanding I u n i 0 r Outstanding ,I u n i o r Outstanding S o p h o - Boy Girl more Boy, Latin, Math, more Girl English E' if 1 i , Outstanding S o p h o - '?fll QQ wr X Wx 4. 4 5 s' if K 5 W L Margaret Neumann Marcia Kent Gail Reams Marilyn Pyndus English English, Spanish English, Math English 3 ,N Julian Haynes Brian Loy Jenny Roddie Mayrel Holt History, Science History History, ILE., Commer- Homemalfing cial Wayne Bellard P.T.A. Service Award Linda Strout English, Art ff V ' l Anne Hond V A History, Math tAS AWARDS NIGHT has 14 273 tgmf oigzzsgij i 'liffrei' 'fawsfiliin we sta fire? P ' ig':'2,s2fS?Fifif1 ti 5 ig p A , li f Cedric Anderson Gerald Fly Francine Andrews ,Iacquelyn Cerny Betty Turner P.E. P.E. P,E. P.E. P.E. 'nnn , ff . ,-'f:- ' 'T A d'AA ' we nnrr at ' if 'L' '- leda Siquiera Anne Berkley Frank Power Cowan Collins Roger M4-ning Biology Biology Biology Biology Band -laUiS Sllgg Maxine Keenan Kat Bmwn Jeanette Dickerson Gail Kimes . Y . UIOVUS Commercial Commercial Commercial Speech ., i.,i,, - ' i f 'S,. i'Ezi41f ftiiefwffififsw 2' . ' 'el, i' if .i i I is . r ' ' 9 'F' M Agriculture e H55 - A A- oeeeoel l MBE' Z00IkD - lg ,die my f V t C 'WU' 'awmg 1 1 Ronald Hammond iis was 'U ' A mv hi ,.kr - ' A e k Rl1SSCll, RBIISOIII S y f 1 A A English g lli- 7 c y 'oii 1 o . 'im CHYOIYII Latham A ooll tfip. l QW sa TCTTY BiCkCl'i0H Kenneth Dodd Tom Connally Jimmy Stapleton Math Math Speech Speech Those students receiving 5'A's,' and not more than five B,s during the entire year were placed on the honor roll. This group included Elaine Fidmundson, Julian Haynes, Dair Lindsey, Anne Berkley, Anne Bond, Sally Waddill, Janis Kahanek, Emily Jordan, Frank Power, Mary Ann Lynch, Evelyn Pyott, Mary ,lane Dale, Nellie Malina, Betty Brooks, Marcia Kent, Ann Wiley, Terry Adams and Gail Beams. Stu- dents with perfect attendance were also given medals , K my 1 1,1 , ,JW Vrlfwr1'fr'lm'ir1r1 I' XIIIN Jul: JS ,,. MARCIA KENT Salutatorian Four Years Hard Work, Then Commencement! It ei? i -it The gym is crowded with parents and friends as largest class in history of Spring Branch gets diplomas. Graduates hear stirring address at Baccalaureate. Class of 168 received diplomas on May 23, 1956, as Principal ,lohn Moses presented eighth an- nual graduating class to Superin- tendent H. M. Landrum. The senior boys let the senior girls monopolize the students' parts of the program. Emily ,lor- dan, Marcia Kent and Gail Kimes were. Valedictorian, salutatorian, and commencement speaker. Commencement music was fur- nished by the band and chorus. Parents and friends overflowed the gym for the exercises. The CLASS of ,56 has become another milestone in the development of Spring Branch High School his- tory. Processional Chorus furnishes the music www '2wH1lMwEwwwamHgN,,s ,5:fwe:g,v,,11,, Mwq, , ww W W, ,. ' -a-llCQ ADVERTWSEN ..---f 3 E 3 2 1. 2 X, ww ! H ,N N s N Board Member Ralph McKnigh+ is Pony Express Rider on +he Salf Grass Trail i 11 UE i MW 4 Mimi' The SaI+ Grass Trail Riders epi+omize +he gel'-up-and-go spiri+ of Spring Branch businessmen. Bolh are deeply roo+ed in Texas +radi+ion, bul' on +he move roward a brigh+er +omorrow. BILAO'S DEPARTMENT STORE Na+ionaIIy Adver+ised Merchandise CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - SHOES FOR EVERYONE 89 I 7 Ka+y Road HO-5-I I6I LONG POINT PHARMACY E. D. MIZEL, Owner Prescripfions Foun+ain Cosmefics To fhe Senior Class. I956 CONGRATULATIONS! I+'s painf-up Iime LEDBETTERS FOOD MARKET Fancy Groceries, Mea+s, and VegeI'abIes 8753 KATY ROAD HO-5-3548 On +I1e camp ground Compliments of CRUTCHER-ROLFS CUMMINGS, INC. 7825 Kafy Road TANGLEWOOD HACIENDA Charcoal Broiled Sleak-Chicken Seafood, Mexican Food OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ED NEELY, Owner I502 S. Posl' Oak Rd. MA-3-3507 VIRGIE LEE EMMONS SHELDONS BRANCH DANCE STUDIO DRIVE IN Member N.A.D.A.A. , , Ballel'-Toe-Tap-Acroba+ic-Adagio For me Bed lin 3:1-B-Q' Chicken' Modern Jazz-Characler an nmp 8207 KATY ROAD UN-2-0672 JA-3-0924 3802 YOAKUM Complimenis of a Friend One Hour Marlinizing BURNS TURNER The Mosl in Dry Cleaning aseo LONG POINT RD. HO-5-8680 304 Mnam ONE BIG FACTOR IN THE GROWTH OF SPRING BRANCH CONCRETE Ready to Pour PARKER BROS. 81 CO., INC 5303 Navagamn WA 6 446I Compliments of WILSON STATIONERY AND PRINTING COMPANY P +F Best Wishes to the Senior Class COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BAIRD LUMBER COMPANY HO52553 9039 Kafy Road HOUSTON 24, TEXAS See Us 'For All Kinds of Building Maferials and Lumber 1 - 1 1 I 1 BEST WISHES +o THE GRADUATES, THE STUDENTS AND THE FACULTY From IRON WORKS, INC. P. o. sox 1212, Houston, 1sxAs Silber Road a+ Kary Road - l I l 1 1 1 I Hold 'em, BEARS Hold 'em, BEARS Complimenfs SPRING BRANCH STATE BANK 872I Kafy Road SERVING SPRING BRANCH SINCE I954 WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT COMMUNITY CLEANERS 890I Ka+y Road Phone Ho 5 26OI WE WELCOME YOUR BUSINESS Our cIo+I1es are s+ored a+ Communify while we are in 'Ihe pokey Queen Mar'l'ha of fhe House of Sawyer TOM SAWYER REALTY 9502 Longpoin+ Road H0 5 6704 We 'feafure +he beHer homes in Wesi and Norfhwesf Housfon SALES RENTALS LEASES RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Financing Arranged HOMES BUILT TO YOUR SPECIFICATION E I I COMET AUTOMOTIVE i PARTS COMPANY l825 Washingfon Avenue CompIe+e Line of E E CA 3-4I53 A I I I . I AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES I S+andard Brands for All Makes E. H. BAUERLE, Owner and Manager I E f s f I I BARBARA BAU ERLE Spring Branch High bids a 'Fond farewell fo Hs liH'les'I' senior. Mrs. Marceil Slraley is presenled a bouquel' by 'l'he cas? of +he senior play Compliments NCRMAN LUMBER AND SUPPLY, INC. 8400 Long Poin+ Road Phone: Ho 5 252l CLQANQQS 8805 Long Poinl' Road Phone HO 5 5978 BRIGHT, ODORLESS CLEANING We had our clofhes cleaned here for lhe Prom Chow Time on +he Sall' Grass Trail Complimenls of JACK H EYMAN N REALTY CO. 850I Long Poin+ Road HO 5 3484 ,A L. G. GAINES REAL ESTATE 229 Hedwig HO5-2l42 F. W. WOO'-WORTH WHITES STORES, INC. Furni+ure l7I4 Long Poin+ Road Housewares Hous'ron's Largesl' Self-Service Elecfrical Appliances Variefy S+ore Aulo Accessories HO5-830l 7906 LONG POINT miaifirrerzies f C0 WASHING ,HE LUBRICATION SWI FTWAY , , Picnic Supplies Cube lce Texaco Produc+s ,I Ffolen F0055 J. R. STRANGE H05-9827 lolz CAMPBELL ROAD AUTO SERVICE Goodrich Dealer H05-9805 9059 KATY ROAD CLASSIC SHOP Distinctive Custom-Made Fashions 90I9 KATY ROAD HO5-I5l9 LONG POI NT CLEANERS WALKERS SHOES, INC. 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Ho-5-22:1 GOODSON PHILLIPS SERVICE STATION HO-5-9880 WALZEL'S HOME AND GARDEN CENTER RIDGECREST TV Hardware and Garden Supplies I74I HoIIis+er Road HO-5-3950 7005 LONG POINT OV-2-2444 SEE us Fon YOUR PARTY CAKES BAKER'S PANTRY Owners CHARLEY AND IRENE MATCHETT HO-5-245I SPRING BRANCH BOWLING CENTER Spring Branch's Newes'I Recrea+ion CenIer 8570 LONG POINT HO-5-7690 SUPER SERVICE aI' GERLAND'S Two Locafions on Long Poini' Lunch Period WALKER'S BARBER SHOP HO5-5892 AVALON CAFE 8739 Kafy Road HO5-386I IN SPRING BRANCH SOUTH LAND ROLLERCADE 90 I 7 RuIand H05-992i HURST SUPPLY COMPANY I I I7 single HO-5-I233 In Spring Branch II s I'he REPORTER Weekly Reading Habi+ in 5,000 Homes The REPORTER is a friend of +he Spring Branch Schools and a boosfer fo 'rhis communiiy. 8522 Long Poin+ Road HO5-3459 THOMASON BROS. JEWELRY CO. Convenieni Terms Fine Wa+ch Repairs 80I0 LONG POINT ROAD HO5-I864 FOR YOUR NEW STUDEBAKER See BILL LEE MOTORS 7I4I Lawndale WA3-4655 6, nu I 0 sf Z S Z. 1: E. 2 2 lx 5 X 690, xg 0 :naw mms smwuw N0-2 CCMMERCIAL KITCHENS A Division of lndustriol Metal Fixtures Commercial Foocl Handling Equipment- Hotels, Hospitals, Institutions Complete Consulting, Engineering ancl Installation Serkfice Operating in All Gulf States 9997 HEMPSTEAD ROAD UN-4-2677 Compliments of HOMER Y. JONES AGENCY I749 Hollister your neighborhood brings main st. fashions to you . . Spring Village Shopping Cenrer Long Poini' and Wi Your Appearance Is Our Business! BEA'S BEAUTY SALON 83 36 Long Poini' Ho-5- I 975 MCKI NNEY'S JEWELRY STORE ELIZABETH'S Where Price and Qualiry Mee'r HO-sms ans KATY ROAD - -jf:-Eg---, IIWBICI1 and Jewelry Repair QM WMM 8727 KATY ROAD - 4.5,-,i,,,. Q - HO-5-z7u9 N:-0 SPRING BRANCH PRESCRIPTION if PHARIMACIES 7540644 904I Kary Roaoci HO-5-253: 59 Wm No. 2 87I5 Kaiy Road HO-5-5I I6 EARL W. MITCHELL, R. Ph. KAY-TEE FLORIST HOUSTON, TEXAS 8203 Km Road aI' Wir'I' UN-4-5828 UN-2-5688 K-N UZ SALUTES SPRING BRANCH SENIOR HIGH HousI'on's No. I MIDWEST BEEF co. Music and Ngws Meats Retail at Wholesale Prices 24 ltggznally DIAL I-z-3 NO AMOUNT TOO SMALL UTOPIA CLEANERS I20I Nor'I'I1 Posl' Oak Rd. PHONE UN-4-633I 7625 Kai-Y Road PI'1one: UNI-778I DELIVERY SERVICE Owner: LEE DYKES DEE'S DRUG STORE 25 Years of Experience in Houslon DEE SMITH, Owner 894I Long Poinl' Road HO5-I24l -I I Susy and Pacs Take a Ride HOLMEIS Service Is Our Firsf TI1oughl ' HARDWARE CQ. JAY LAND'S GULF PiH'sburgI1 Pain+s 89I3 KATY ROAD HO5-2l4I HO5-2892 879I Kaly Road When Not on a Horse, Ride on Oldsmobile From SAM WHITE OLDSMOBILE COMPANY 2520 Main Sack Time WOODLAWN GARDEN OF MEMORIES, INC. Perpe+ual Care Since I93I 80I0 Ka+y Road UN-4-77I3 SERVING GREATER HOUSTON WITH THE BEST ED ARNOLD GARLIN een-mime GEH RING FEED 8: FARM SU PPLY Your Friendly Purina Dealer CHICKS, FEED, SEED, FARM SUPPLIES PURINA FEEDS FOR LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Dress Prinl' Sacks and Pillow Case Maferial I0626 HEMPSTEAD HIGHWAY OV-2-72II BROWN OIL TOOLS, INC. 22I6 Campbell S+. CARL RIESEL CONGRATULATIONS I'o I'l1e I956 SENIOR CLASS HEIGHTS STATE BANK Washinglon al' HeigInI's Blvd. HOUSTON 7, TEXAS Make Your Deal . . . Borrow Here . . . Take Ihe Wheel! Congra'ruIaI'ions 'ro I'I1e I956 sENloR cLAss A BANK LOAN . . . Preserves your cash backlog Adiusfs paymenl' Io income Gives you insurance leeway Builds credil' s+anding. WE ARE A Member of 'rhe Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalion ROBINWOOD LODGE AND CAFE Swimming Pool and Air Condi+ioning 76ll KATY ROAD UN-I-8l23 Complimen+s of POST OAK DRIVE-IN 2900 Pos'l' Oak MO-4-946I C l' 'r of H a. H Music COMPANY OZPQQQLE Band lns+rumen+s, Pianos, Organs, Music RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN FOR STUDENTS coRRAL CLEANERS a. 70Il Long Poini OV-2-222I LOWRY'S DRIVE-IN Chicken From Our , . Compllmenls Own Chicken Town of T- E' LOWRY- Owner DoTT's SUPER MARKET I7l7 Campbell Rd. 92I9 New Ka+y Road HO-5-9854 7707 Kafy Road 878I Ka+y Road REAGAN STATE BANK Helps Us Save Our Money 545 W. I 9+l1 UN-4-6366 Parenfs affend Fulure Teachers Par'l'y Mr. Moses presenfs +ropl1y fo Alefa King for Volleyball feam Career Niglvl' .' a Complimenls of WYLlE W. VALE Mrs. Vale lakes parl' in U QCD if J .air lafrll Q Q bf -. T l' ,Af Ms if I - llflfif if JV ' J 3 , 4' V - ' ff' fl A 'J 4, W auf 'T . - f 9 , ' I, 2 ' li' 4, Valid!! I,-1' dffl fly. y f I rf . . S yi ,3,1'Kf'x!ML !!1j'!A K Lay' ' ,' I ,IIT , A I A P g. 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