Spring Branch High School - Bruin Yearbook (Houston, TX)
- Class of 1958
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T9-I H wdvjwggcmg, .MM W' il? ,die 'M !5 Wfbfffvaff ff W - fwZ ' ..,.,fff SPRING BRANCH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Houston 24, Texas IVMfI, If mf ,fd I 927 MIM! W, yfIIS?', ff f f VI 4. ' . . 5, ,K A l I .. V 'JA is ,I i .jg ' I Ui ,.' I ,JI ,f J' CM 1 , U . ,J I ,. Hifi V' ,fy I ww fe tx .J ' H df In ff SX I N J V' -A 9 I 4 I 0 x J Q0 I I X 50 .W .M , 'N 4 II IIIIIIHIVII zssllsv' 175' I 5 s According to most authorities, the purpose of a year- book is to record graphically the events of a particular institution during a particular year. In the 1958 Bruin, we have tried to do much more. We have attempted to give a well-rounded picture of school life at SBHS by not only recording the major high- lights, but devoting a portion of our coverage to many little things which will help each of us recall the varied experiences that set '58 apart. Our story could not have become a reality without the hard work of many students and the cooperation of almost every faculty member. While it is impossible to mention everyone who had a hand in the production of your Bruin, we feel it only fitting to give credit to those who did so much. To Taylor Publishing Company, our printers, goes our undying gratitude for doing a terrific job of transforming rough copy into this finished product. Taylor's representa- tives, Martin Hamilton and Don Weitinger, were never too busy to offer advice or roll up their shirt sleeves to lend a helping hand. Photography credit is wide-spread in this year's an- nual. Our sincere thanks to Provine Studios for shooting and processing in record time some 1200 class pictures . . . to Graham Studio for the portrait work appearing in the Beauty and Brawn division . . . and last, but far from least, to our local unsung heroes of the camera, E. Bryan and Larry Fowler. This is the largest Bruin ever produced and we take a great deal of pride in presenting it to you. As you leaf through its pages, may you relive many enjoyable moments, and perhaps even say '58 was great! If you do, then we have accomplished the pleasant task of publishing the Bruin. JW TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY LASSES ETIC A T 'S WHO EAUTY AND BRA GAN ZATIONS W wijjjgywiw If My MQW 1 r I f I I ,, if If one word would serve to characterize Spring Branch's Senior Counselor and first Dean of Girls, Annice Eccles, it would undoubtedly be devotion.', Literally, the word means ardent affection, zealous attachment- both qualities deeply felt by Mrs. Eccles for her chosen profession. Even her beloved husband Oscar states, first, above all else, comes Annice's wholehearted devotion to her work. When one feels so strongly about a chosen field, often there evolves a lack of concern for the little extras that create a warm and friendly personality - not so with Annice Eccles. Though she adheres to a strict code of ethics which motivates her to con- stantly strive for the highest standards of education for student and school, it takes but a second for a pair of dancing, dark brown eyes to reveal her delightful inner personality. Mrs. Eccles' reputation for fair play and personal regard for the individual students welfare has won her the respect and admiration of Spring Branch Highs students and fellow faculty members. To Annie Eccles -- a dedicated woman - we respectfully dedicate the '58 BRUIN. Q-Y vw, e ' . Cl! tif' v the XX VW Q. 3 f ,XL '.'Tf'w xg QTJ Sxx Qi 'V X 5 I in gf' -- , . 2 K ,xr ' .Y ' -,J 3 X -JD J Q K5 . fi A -P K L' 'Q 'Q Qfw 5. K, ' ,L- Q ,X -- J , S Q J XJ Q X ' xv' .1 V .1 . fx J Ab X, Y K-5 'J J - ' K D Lx ,H 'de Y W I f-3 Q 4 '- - '1 Li 43 A 7 A if , , ,J gg ! WL .fix - ,1 if -4 Ni 3 M' Q ,H J ' f K- 1 A 1 i X Q , .1 J - xii fl -j L ' PJ x, . M f- - Q32 1 'Q J 'KJ 3.2 5 -J Q V cf. 1 , I ,B iff X 1 N 'v ' J X. J ,- N., X ' 5 R 1153 uf f , J K' l QJ ' RN' HJ . , V R 'i 'Ia' fx 'M ' ,V ' J k X 26 .5 IJ fi J Xa' tl . Q -A . , j Q 6 .J , ' J H, , 'f , W fl! ie f' 3 I H 6 ., in 'N 'Q ,Q Q '-f' .- Ji 1, 'Cl ' D KJ CJ T M' ff ff 6, 14 J 'fn Y 4 4, ,J -D J 3 f 'Jf' Q ' 7 in Qin V-1 V 2 A.: 4.2 CN-I a 'Q 'Fw Sefzfedx Bill Dwyer, jr., Lawrence Champion, president, R. N. fB0bj Lyons, Norman Way. Sfflzizfjzzg' Byron Sadler, C, Blair Rowland, Russell Quantock. THE SCHOOL BOARD The Spring Branch School Board. an alert, civic-minded group of men whose prime interest is the welfare of the boys and girls of the community, led the citizens of the district in approving a 554,992,190 bond issue in October of 1957. This allotment is ex- pected to care for an enrollment up to 15,000 students, The Board is also participating in the Hale-Aiken Study program, a state-wide grass-roots survey aimed at improving the curriculum and the services of the public schools of Texas. H. M. LA NDRUM S'1ffw'j1f!4 mff 111 A. LABAY Depuly Snperifzlefzdezzl MRS. HELEN MORROXV Sec1'etm'y to Depuly Superifzfezzdefzf MRS. MADELINE WILSON Sefrefnry to Sfzperizzfezzdezzt MRS. PATRICIA PERCIVAL Adzzzirziflratizfe A.fJ'i.rfa1zf ia the Szzperifzfefzdenl JOHN I. MOSES Principal MRS. JACQUELYN LISLE S6'C1'?l!17'y HERMAN ENGLISH Ayyifffzzzf Prjzzriplzl -1 ,f MRS LOLA OJEMAN Afterldmzfe Cferk MRS. ANNICE ECCLES Dean of Girly MRS. ALICE BROWN MR. JACK LYNCH Counfelor Coumelm' MRS. DONNIE TELSCHOW Regiflrar ,fx 9 Wgwffwfg' W7 ee 5 r ,,. ,A l '. ' tfa 4 V n I 4 if ,. K. ' Y A 'Q I WJ.. - .2 , ' Qs 4-' :C--ff 4 4 Z' fV,C,Q,,'f,7QfW 740, W Jdwjdw jaw A I ,, W eff W? wif 41 I QMVM . . . Let there be lght f-wk W! I-f,,.. , A , .,., ,ni W' Q, K D Lim My mv sf ip Mr. Darrell Tully ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Zeparfm enf azfm en Miss Arm Wood MATH Qeparfm ezzf Gfazkm en Mr. Raymond L. Murphy PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Esther Edwards ENGLISH Af QW Mr. Gail jackson SHOP AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Zeparfm enf azkm en Mr. Noble Masters SOCIAL SCIENCES Mrs. Jessie Anthony SCIENCE fbeparfm enf azkm en Mr. Eldridge Eason VOCATIONAL ARTS ff Mr' Don Adams ENGLISH dCUAZy Mr. Wallace Adams VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Miss Rosemary Anderson BIOLOGY Mrs. Lunelle Anderson COMMERCIAL ARTS h B -I E Mr. james Boucher HOKE' IEQONSISIQCS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Evelyn B1 - , :,,,, , W SPAN1gg an Facuiy Mr. james Biggs SCIENCE --.1 my Jw , . Q Q ,Q QM Jw ,X WS . , 41 Qe,'iw ww.. 5, ..,,.,., TW .svn ' ' 5 4 -:MPN K - ' 1 L L 'ilL'i'ri1.i:1 'A in H ., 5, 5, . 6558? 51' 504 , ,... ,M X Q 53 X ,. .. K. ,.. ,, , 3 e Q 5 Miss Edith Evans NURSE Mrs. Jeanne Ford ENGLISH M . S6CYZLWgTlZ?lg?ggs acugy G5,Q,,I ' ,,, Mrs. Gladys Foster MATH ,mr wie sms. V Q . ,I Egg 32 e. f ig V ii 524 4 Lin 511 Je. 2 W Ja EW 1- WS!!! Nj-SW ,Q . Q1-wk Miss Mildred Hausinger PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. William Hill MATH j7dCZ1iy Mrs. Josephine Healy LATIN r...: i 5 i isfx Miss Marilyn Hooper ENGLISH, AMERICAN HISTORY lm Q: wif g Hnfww :ismmme ima: 2' ,sn :io ww:'wrf+1'aiwas.f:fefia's:v-:Mawr smmwwwifixiewxwvffaiaav, Mr. Wllllam x LANGUAGE ARTS 6 Mr. Wallace johnson SHOP II l I I kj Ag 6 wofxlif Mlm CZCZIA V..-' - Y . l, 1 -. Il Y . Mr. Edward johnson MATH 1 U Miss Coloma Lafferty CHOIR - ,gimiigsgg Ai v. I fe 5 1 5' Mr. Herbert Layne Mrs. Ruth Idtugston SHOP ENGLISH GCUQ Mrs. Margaret Luther SOCIAL STUDIES JL Miss jenn Lea COMMERCIAL MV' Miss Clara Marley HOMEMAKING GC Miss Patricia Maxey SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. jgEAIN4?ICinnis Mr. Haskell McClintock BIOLOGY wmmlefSl 1 AT1's.jQm Mr. George Panfely , Mo , 1-NGLIS3flC,,7m1S BIOLOGY, MATHEMAT 'ir 0.- Mr, 5? Szacuiy S W , Bi ll? Mrs. Dorothy Rae SCIENCE Mrs. Eileen Scallet MATHEMATICS dClIAZy M M Wil ' m Sm: IQQQWMAT Dr. Terrel Spencer MATHEMATICS smwxz, , M , PHYSIgA1ZaLgg?5g15fc,r . CA T10 N Mrs. Lucille Todd SPEECH j7dC'Z1A2y Mr. joe Taylor Mr, Bill Tingle Mrs. Bonnie Thurmond PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH Miss Carolyn Vernon SPEECH GCUA? Mr. Howard D. Wallace MATH Mrs. Maribeth Vestal ENGLISH Mrs. Altharetta Yeargin ART yawn, Mrs. Billie Wise JOURNALISM -f ww A . n A-S' .. l. 1 mque, man, uruque 'N A cms Q Pfwlllcllf , ,,,, , , ag S1 H'Lf1I 1' , , ,, , T 'e l,flH'L 1' ...,,, Vife Pl'6'.fflfC'7?f PATTY MQCOLLUM f L ' 32 W-1: X ,, , .51 f- rg 7,,, ga 4 wwg,7f,gg xg ICQIS RICHARD Rwras , SALLY BARRON A LINDA FRANCIS -A Q33 x11 f'M'L'EjEf vY N 'Y' ,jg A 7 X 'N Vw, Av KAY ADAIR Band, '56, '57, '58, Chumsg Junior Historians TERRY ADAMS Sophomore Beauty, junior Class Treasurer, President of Quill Sc Scroll, '58, Student Coun- cil EDWARD ALLEN KEN ALLEN enzbrs MARGO ALLEN junior Class Vice-presidentg Girls' State Rep- resentative, '57g Chums President, Student Council LEE ALEXANDER Bruin Brigade, '55, Beauty 81 Brawn, '56, '57g Chumsg Student Council MARY LOU ANDERSON Annual Staff, '55-'57g Band, '55-'57, Latin Clubg Quill 8: Scroll SALLY ANDREWS Powderpuff Bowl, Volleyball Manager Ati' ' N , , PAUL BALLARD 'V J PATSY BARONOSKY of Q7 GRETA BARKER Future Nurses' Club, Churnsg Latin Club SALLY BARRON Secretary of Junior Class, Secretary of Senior Class, Beauty 84 Brawn, '56, Most Popular Junior Girl DON BARZIZA Debate Team, National Forensic League RONN IE BEAKLEY MARGIE BEELER WAYNE BELLARD PTA Service Award, Voice of Democracy, '55, '56 Winner, Annual Staff csenzors GERALD BENCH Varsity Football, '55-'57, Track, 'Student Coun- cilg Class Clown, '55, '56 ANNE BERKLEY National Honor Society, '56-'57, Quill 84 Scrollg Annual Staff, '55-'57, Choir, Presi- dent, '57 ,- -V ' ' -4 fx - ,., ,...e'e- - wr- if ,,., .4 'U TERRY BICKERTON Math Award, '55, Student Council, Outstand- ing junior Boy, President of Latin Club JACK BINION BARBARA BISHOP Chumsg Tennis Team, '55, '56 BILL BLACK JAN BLACKLOCK Sophomore Class Treasurerg Band Majorette, '57g Beauty 8: Brawn, '55-'56, Chums DIANE BLACKMAN CHARLES BOOKER BARBARA BOSTICK DOUGLAS BOSTOCK ROBIN BOUDIETTE Choirg Varsity Football, '57, Basketball, Bruin Brigade Follies cgenzbrs BARBARA BROGDON National Honor Society, '57, Chums BETSY BROOKS National Honor Society, '57, Annual Staff, '57, Chumsg junior Class Play Crew JANE CAROL BUGG Bruin Brigade, '55-'57, Chumsg FHA, Perfect Attendance SANDRA BYBEE junior Class Play Cast, Editor of Bear Facts, '57, Annual Staff, '57, Chums DENNIS CAIN KENNETH CALVERT PHYLLIS CAMPBELL Chums CAROL CARD ANTHONY CAVENDER DICK CHAMPION Footballg Choir JAMES CHAPMAN PAT CLARK National Honor Society, '56, '57 CSQIZIOITS' MIN CAROL CLINE Tennisg Thespians PAT COPPER Bruin Brigade, '55g Chumsg Honor Roll, '55 PAMELA COHEN Band Drum Major, '57g Chumsg Student Coun- Cil NEVA JOAN COKER Bruin Brigade, 'Sig Chumsg FHA JEANYNE COLE COWAN COLLINS NODJI CORDRAY Archeryg Chums JON CORNELIUS ,X ,ff fiivrrs c3ov1N TON NORRIS eowuas f AM MARGARET COZART Bruin Brigade, Drum Major, '57, Chums Choir SUSAN CRAIG Qsezzzors NEWTON CRAIN Varsity Football, '56, '57, Baseball, Home- room President IODIE CRAMER Bruin Brigade, '57, Student Council, Chums, Choir DORA CRAWFORD Choir, CSU., Chums GARY CUBBISON SHERRY CULVER Bruin Brigade, 'ii-57, Churns, Student Coun- cil, Future Nurses' Club, Future Doctors: Club ELIZABETH CUMMINGS FHA Secretary, Chums, Future Nurses' Club President DAVID CUNNINGHAM LARRY DAVENPORT HILLERY DAVIS Choir, Future Doctors' Clubg C.S.U. SALLY DIF FIN SALLY DILLON Bruin Brigadeg President of District I, FTA, '57, Annual Staff, '57, Churns JOHNNIE DOBBS csenzors KENNETH DODD Latin Club, National Forensic Leagueg Math Award ELEANOR DORSEY Bruin Brigade, Flag Bearer, '57g Chumsg Jun- ior Historians LOIS DORSEY Band Twirler, '55-'57g Annual Staff, Nation- al Honor Society, '57, Student Council DAVID DRISKELL Varsity Football, '55g Track, Swimming, Jun- ior Class President LARRY EASON Varsity Football, '55-'57, Baseball, '55-'57g Bear Facts Staffg Sports Editor, '57 DANNY EASTERLY M. Varsity Football, '55-'57, Basketball A JUDY EDINGTON MARJORIE ELLIOTT Bruin Brigade Flag Bearer, '57g Student Coun- cil, Chums Vice-president CONNIE ELLISOR Choir, Secretary of Student Council, '56, Bruin Brigade, '55, C.S.U. Officer, '55 TOMMY EMERY Golf Letterman, '56 MARIE ESTES National Honor Society, '56, '57, Math Club, Chums, Volleyball MARILYN EURE Bruin Brigade, Volleyball, Choir, Chums cgenzbrs LINDA EWING Band, '55-'57, Junior Historians, FHA, Chums PAT FAIRCHILD Bruin Brigade, Volleyball, Chums RICHARD FERGUSON Bear Facts, Basketball, '57 MARY BRUCE FINLAYSON Latin Club, Chums VICTOR FLUELLEN JERRY FOSTER JUDITI-I FOSTER Swimming, Track, FTA LINDA FRANCIS Bruin Brigade, '57, Student Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Class Play ANN FRANER Chumsg Choirg C.S.U.g Student Council VICKY FRANK Bruin Brigade-g National Honor Societyg '58 Annual Staffg Chums CECILE ERAZIER MARY MARGARET FRENCH CSQDIOILS' MARTHA GATES Bruin Brigade, Captain of Flagsg FHAQ C,S.U.g Chums QUENTIN GENSLER junior Historians ELAINE GOEDDE Bruin Brigadeg Churnsg Bear Factsg Perfect At- tendance tional Honor Societyg Brigade Majoretteg Chums My JOYCE GOSTECNIK PAT GOLDING DAESENE GRAE Volleyballg Choirg Chumsg Secretary of FTA TOM GRANHOLD KAREN GRANT FHAg Choirg Chums JUDY GRAVES Annual Staff, '55, '565 Future Nurses' Clubg Chumsg Quill 84 Scroll Treasurer GAYLORD GRAY CLAUDE GROCE Best Dressed, '55, '56g junior Historians ELIZABETH GUY Bruin Brigade, '55-'57g Chums cgenzors LETITIA HALL RONALD HAMMOND National Honor Society, '57g Slide Rule Clubg Mechanical Drawing Awardg Audio-Visual Club CATHY HARE Chumsg Choirg FHAQ C.S.U. JANIS HARRELL JIM HART Debate Clubg Drama Clubg B-Team Football Future Doctors' Club SHIRLEY HATFIELD Choir NANCY HAWKINS Bruin Brigade, '55g Future Nurses' Club Chumsg FHA Treasurer MARTHA HEAD DAVID HENRY NANCY HENRY Debateg Chums LOUISE HILL Volleyball Teamg Powderpuffg Chumsg FHA Secretary DOROTHY HINTZEL csenzbrs NINA HITCHCOCK Bruin Brigade, '56, '57g Annual Staff, '57g ChumsgFTA RANNY HOLLIMAN MAYREL HOLT Student Councilg Homemaking Award, '56g Homeroom Presidentg National Honor Society CAROL HUCKLE Bruin Brigade, Head Majorette, '57g Chumsg FHA JACKIE HUDSON Bandg Junior Historians SHIRLEY HURST Volleyball Teamg Chumsg FHA Treasurer Powderpuff Bowl ANNETTE ISAACKS ERNEST JAHNKE M!-O , jl JACKIE JAHNKE Bruin Brigade, ,55-'57g FTAg National Honor Societyg Chums PAT JARVIS FTAQ Chumsg C.S.U. RAE JENNINGS Chumsg Choirg Future Nurses' Club DAVID JOHNSON B4Team Footballg Basketball, '55-'57 csenzors DOROTHY JOHNSON Future Nurses' Clubg Future Doctors' Clubg Library Clubg Chums BARBARA JONES Debate Clubg Future Nurses' Club Secretaryg Bandg Chums CAROLE JONES Bruin Brigade, '55g Quill 8: Scrollg Annual Staff, '55, '56g Chums JANIS KAHANEK Commercial Awardg National Honor Society Secretaryg C.S.U. Secretaryg Junior Achievement JOAN KARLSKIND ERBIN KEITH CHARLOTTE KIMES SUE KING First Place in Ready Writing, '56g National Thespiansg Student Directorg Bear Facts BILL KIRSCH JERRY KLUMPP JOYCE KOEHN Bruin Brigade, '55-'57g Attendance Awardg ChumsgEHA ROBERT KOWIS c Qnzors JIM KREUTZ Beauty 8: Brawn, '55, '56 JOYCE LAKEY Bruin Brigade, '55-'57g FHAg Chums, Library Club SUE LAND Junior Historians President, '57g Bruin Brigade' Choir, Chums DOROTHY LAWRENCE National Honor Society, '57, Cbumsg ETA a CLAUDETTE LEDBETTER FHA, Chumsg Choir D'ANNE LEE Latin Club, Volleyball Teamg Chumsg Tennis Team PEGGY LEE Bruin Brigade Officer, National Honor So- ciety, '56, '57g Chums ANNE LEVINGSTON Bear Facts Staff, '56, Choir, Chums Varsity Football, '56, '57, All-District Foot- ball Team, '57g Choir Vice-president, '57' 1 EDWIN LEWIS Football Managerg Basketball Manager JOE LIGHTSEY junior Achievementg Future Engineersg Band DAIR LINDSAY Latin Club Presidentg National Honor Societyg Band Librariang Interscholastic Debate Team BARBARA LING egenlors CURTIS LITTON Football Lettermang Baseball Lettermang Hunt- ing and Fishing Club LOLA LOFTIN National Honor Societyg Chumsg Student Coun- cil JIM LONGTIN PHIL LooMIs SHIRLEY LOVIN JAN LYONS LON MCANALLY Student Council Vice-presidentg Latin Clubg junior Rotariang Football DIANA MCCARTER Bear Facts Staffg Annual Staffg Chums PATTY MCCOLLUM Bruin Brigade Presidentg Vice-president of Senior Class MORRIS MCGEE JOHN MCLAIN Jo ANNE MCQUAIDE Bruin Brigade Color Guardg Chumsg Latin Clubg National Honor Society csenzbfxs SALLY MADDOCK DIANE MADEN National Honor Societyg FTAQ Chumsg FHA NELLIE MALINA National Honor Societyg FTA Secretaryg Com- mercial Awardg Volleyball Team SANDRA MALLOW FHAg Bruin Brigadeg Chumsg Student Coun- cil FRED MASE BARBARA MASON Bruin Brigadeg Student Councilg Chumsg FTA Treasurer ANN MATTISON Bandg junior Historiansg Chumsg Softball BARBARA MATTIX Bruin Brigadeg FTA Vice-presidentg Chums FHA JIMMY MAYN ARD M ILDRED MEISELBACH FTA Presidentg '57g- Student Councilg FTA Vice-president, '56 PAT MELTON Chumsg Girls' Chorusg Tennis Te JOANNE MESSER cg 9121 0143 ' SHARI METZLER Chumsg Elm Student Councilg Cheerleader, '57g Bruin Brigade OLLIE MIKULENKA Junior I-Iistoriansg Basketballg Trackg Band VIC MITCHELL JOYCE MITSCHKE Volleyballg Chumsg FTAg FHA KEN MONROE JUNE MOON Chumsg FHAg Girls' Chorus DOUGLAS MOORE Audio-Visual Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Perfect Attendance TOMMY MOSI-IEIM Future Doctors' Clubg Choir Mil?-4 KEMMETT MURPHREW MQ TOMMY MURPHY gi, M0 Junior Achievementg Choir my Li NQJQ' 'R gfytxsfkl MIKE MYATT A Varsity Football, '56, '57g Baseball, '56, '57g iii it Student Councilg 'Annual Staff MARGARET NEUMAN N National Honor Societyg English Award, '56g FTAg Churns csenzors JUDY NEWMAN Annual Clubg Band, '55-'57g junior Historians' Chums LARRY N IERTH National Honor Societyg Slide Rule Clubg Hunting 84 Fishing Club NANCY NOGLE Softballg Volleyballg Chums SHIRLEY NOGLE Softballg Volleyballg Chumsg Choir J. L. OBENHAUS BETTY OLDHAM erfect Attendanceg Annual Staff, '55-'57g Chumsg Bear Facts Staff SHARGN OLVER Bear Facts Staff JEANETTE PAGE SANDRA PAGE Chums, Annual Staff, Quill 84 Scroll, Band CAROLYN PALMER MIKE PANKEY Varsity Football, '56, '57, Baseball, '55, '57 Basketball, '55-'57 CHUCK PARSONS Slide Rule Club, jr. Varsity Football Cgezzzbrs LYNN PATTERSON National Honor Society President, Chums, Stu- dent Council, Latin Club EILEEN PAYNE Chums GWENDOLYN PEARSON National Honor Society, '56-'57, Editor of Bruin, '58, Quill 8: Scroll, Scholarship Winner to University of Pennsylvania, '56 LYNDALL PECH Chums Officer, Student Council, Bear Facts, Bruin Brigade JANET PENNINGTON junior Historians, FHA, Band, Chums JACK PHARRIES Future Doctors' Club JAMES PHARRIES junior Historians GAIL POMORSKI National Honor Society, Bruin Brigade, Choir, Student Council Officer 1 RAYMOND POPE JOHN POTEET LLINDAA POWELLV' Bruin Brigade, Student Council, Chumsg FHA FRANK POWER National Honor Society, English Award, '55- '56g Biology Award, '55, First place in Sci- ence Fair cgenzbrs WALLACE POWERS PAT QUEEN Deck Tennis Team, Girls' Chorus, Volleyball, Chums RUSSELL RANSOM ALICE RASBERRY JOYCE RAWLEY BENNY RAY Cheerleader, '57, B-Team Football, junior His- torians, Golf Team GAIL REAMS National Honor Societyg Latin Club, '56, Math Awardg Chemistry Award, '56 PAT REINDERS Bruin Brigade, Chumsg FHA JIM REINKE Band, '55-'57, President, '57g National Thes pian Societyg National Honor Society Bear Facts Exchange Editor JAMES RIGELL IDA PEARL RIPPLE RICHARD RIVES QMQN 9 Tvhj 561216145 LARRY ROACH MARVIN ROBERTS DEBBIE ROBERTSON PAUL ROBERTSON Student Sports Trainerg Debate Team Na tional Forensic Leagueg Student Council PAT ROGERS SALLY ROGERS Chumsg FHA MARIANNE ROBINSON Band, '55-'57g Band Majorette, '57g Annual Staff Future Chums LINDA ROTHMUN D Nurses' Club, Vice-president 57 My MARK SALATHIEL ROBERT SAVAGE CAROL SCIBA MARY SEALE Choir Qsenzbrs AMW RITA SEGLER Banclg Band Majoretteg Annual Staffg Chumm . W , DON SEIEERT VM? Varsity Football, '57 , l BARBARA SELLERS CC-ra w 5 L5 MOU' . CHARLES SHIRLEY Student Councilg Jr. Varsity Footballg Latin Clubg Slide Rule Club KENNETH SIMS GENE SIVLEY DINA SLOVACK BETH SMITH GLYNN SMITH JEAN SMITH JEANIE SMITH '56 May Fete Princessg Band Majoretteg Chumsg Thespians SUE SMITH Bandg Choirg Chums csenzors MARILYN SNOW Choirg Volleyballg Chumsg FTA GARLAND SONSEL Basketballg Baseballg Audio-Visual Club NEVILLE SPENCER National Honor Society JACK SPILLANE PAT SPROWLES Bruin Brigadeg Chumsg FHA VIRGINIA STALMACK Bruin Brigadeg Second Place in Science Fair I SUSAN STAPLES Bruin Brigade Majoretteg Bear Factsg Chums XY PAT STEITLER Bruin Brigade Officerg Chums SANDRA STILES Band Majoretteg Choirg Chumsg FHA SAMMY STINSON junior Historiansg Trackg Band CARLTON STOREY JERRY STRICKLIN CSQIZIOIGS EUGENE SUGG Slide Rule Clubg Bandg C.S.U. SYLVIA TALLEY Volleyballg Choirg Chumsg Field Hockey r- U JUDY TASKA my -1 Bruin Brigadeg Choirg Chums BARBARA TELSCHOW FTA Vice-presidentg Bruin Brigade, Company Captaing Volleyball KATHY TODD Bruin Brigade Company Captaing Chumsg Bruin Brigade Vice-president KAY TODD Chums Secretaryg FHA Secretaryg Tennis Team DAVID TURNER Outstanding Sophomore Boyg Trackg Honor Roll SANDRA TURNER Outstanding Sophomore Girlg National Honor Societyg Debate Teamg junior Rotarian ll ll CAROL URBAN National Honor Society, FTA, Chumsg FHA GAYLE VAIDEN GENE VALE Student Councilg Cheerleader, '56, '57g Rep- resentative to Good Sportsmanship League ROSALENA VALENTINE CSQIQIOZTS BURT VAUGHAN Varsity Football, '57, Most Naive Boy, '57 DOUGLAS VAUGHN Varsity Football, '57, Choir SALLY WADDILL National Honor Society, Latin Club Secretaryg Band, Churns MARY WALLACE National Honor Societyg Chumsg FTA SHIRLEY WALTHER Volleyball, Chumsg Future Nurses' Club PAM WEATHERS Quill 84 Scroll Officerg Bear Facts Associate Editor, '57g Student Council RONELDA WEISE Bruin Brigade, Student Councilg Chums. JANICE WELLS Junior Historiansg Chumsg Latin Club, FTA GARY WEST Varsity Football, '55-'57, All-District Foot- ball Team, '57g Basketball, '57, Baseball, '55- '57g Choir PRISCILLA WEST Annual Staff, ,575 Bruin Brigade, '56, '57' Bear Factsg Chums 7 BECKY WHITE Homecoming Queen, Beauty 84 Brawn, '56 Chumsg Band Majorette, I55-'57 LINDA WHITEHILL 912161525 ANN WILEY National Honor Society, '57, Mechanical Draw- ing Award, Chums DANNY WILLIAMS President of C.S.U., '57, Debate Team TOM WHITTAKER KENT WILSON SHIRLEY WOMACK SALLI YEWENS Chumsg Latin Club GEORGE YOUNG Student Council President, '57, Thespiansg Na- tional Forensic Leagueg Junior Representative to Executive Student Council, '56 LEONARD ZINK iw , , 1, 1 W Q'l'2 i - 'fn'm W 4 ' w' 'W 1'W'v , 1 . ,,,x . , 1' V , M - ,AL - ,rx --, ,f,--- V JJWQ- ' f 7m i Q,4fJfJwfw-wQf 1ffAf cwwizj ,UM 447, MZ My 4 A, fgfwffxx ga! fgffl-e,s4 A .b ' + 3? V --1 H- :. 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Lonnie Xwaits Martha Wfarwick Peter Way Candy Weathers Sue White Gerry Wiggins Harry Walsh Penny Wfaters Romonda Waylirld Dale Weiman jacki Wiech Charlotte Winbourn Jerrald VUarwick Dawn Watford Sandra Weatherman Mary J, White R, Wietogwki Sharon Wilkins QSO!Ug 0122 01493 Karen Willard J Betsy Williams Ruth Williams Curtis Winston Jerry Wfoothen .Ioan Wright Linda Willbanks W-John Williams Bill Wilson Rhonda Wooley Eddie Worley Scottie Yoder -env' an-ug he Eager beavers 4 ,532 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-From row, lefz 10 right: Raymond Murphy, Mildred Elkins, Mildred Hausinger, Ethel Brader, Paul Register, Bark row: Joe Taylor, John Garrison, Bill Tingle, Darrell Tully, james Boucher, W. W. Emmons. Nor pirmred: Herman E. English. DARRELL TULLY Alblelic Dirertor and Head Conch R ., - rw, wma E i L if RAYMOND L. MURPHY Tmizzer lx A vfx f, 1957 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Bear' Seore 25 67 13 7 24 13 14 26 25 18 232 Opponent Opp. Srore Smiley .,,..... ................ 0 Kirwin ,... 0 Bellaire ...,..... ,.., ' 6 St. Thomas ...... .... 0 Conroe .......... ..... 2 8 Baytown ,..,. ..... 2 1 Pasadena ....... ..... 2 0 Brazosport ...,. .... 7 Texas City ..... .... 0 Galena Park ..,. .,... 2 5 TOTALS ,.... ...... 1 O7 GENE VALE Front row, left to riglnf: Coach Emmons, Seifert, McClintock, Myatt, Hinojosa, Eason, D. Vaughn West, Woodruff. Second rouu' Coach Tully, Kreutz, Greve, Ruckman, Kaufman, Henry, Bench Rogers, Smith, Cooper, Baker, Boudiette, Taylor. Bark row: Pankey, Crane, Lewis, Pirkle, B Vaughn, Grant, Ransom. Easterly. McGee, Packer, Sebeck. El brich. VARSITN TEAM CAPTAINS: Leach, Eason, Bench and Ransom. ALLEN ARNETT BILL BAKER GERALD BENCH ROBIN BOUDIETTE HERMAN COOPER NEWTON CRAIIN End Bark Bark Quarterback Back End LARRY EASON DANNY EASTERLY HANK GRANT BOB GREVE BILL HENRY LYNARD HINOJOSI Bqrk Guard End Emi End BMI? BEARS SHARI METZLER BOB KAUFMAN JIM KREUTZ MIKE LEACH JON LEWIS JIMMY LYONS DAVID MCCLINTOCK Tarkle Quafterbark Guard Guard Quarterbapk Ba,-5 MIKE MY ATT DON PACKER MIKE PANKEY PAUL PIRKLE RUSSELL RANSOM PAT ROGERS Bark Tackle Bark Center Tackle Guard Bears Frown Cn Smiley, 25-0 BY JOHN BALIONE Sports Staff The brand-new scoreboard was not on the Smiley side. as John Morrison hoped when he dedicated it on behalf of the Northside Lions Club dur- ing the pre-game ceremonies Friday night at the Eagle Field. Spring Branch saw to thai, 25-0. Competely outplayed almost throughout the game, the Bear Hug luring. Bram' First downs. 4 Passes attempted ........ Passes coma'-tain ........ Yards lalne asses. , . Passes intg' by ---- N31 ygrdg will net -xber o - 'wx s it o Q sophomore named Lynar Henojofoa, the Bears tallie again. The little 132-pour: back raced for his first tony down from 15 yards out ' plunged 6 yards and 3 'T in recording two more - ers in the final perif had one 43-yard T. called back. Taking the kickoff secondx half, the travel' 'yards jf ing T' n t! yarn 1 BENCH LEWIS PAUL RUCKMAN DARRELL SEBECK DON SEIFERT DEAN SLOVACEK HERBIE SMITH BURT VAUGH Guard Tarkle End Burk Bark TWU? Bears Rout Bucs, 67-0 iiy MIKE FMGUSDN Post Sports Su!! .GALVESTON - Spria Branch wore down Kirwin ai exhausted ,,1he ,Eublic .Soho Stadium scoreboard in the. pl cess here Friday night, demf ishing the Buccaneers, 67-0, t fore some 3,500 fans. , The people who installed 1 score-recording equipment he didi'1't reckon with the Bear sn neu Kin 'Q . Hfstudbwm , . Fumble: lusty -X - 1 Z Passes! attempted 5 15 Pass!! tnflifileftd 1 3 Yards hinechpasses I 81- 6 Passes intercepted ,by 4 Nagin-as by rimuni :dz 1 'Enta -net yards nlned 423 7' Number of pvungs 1 . Pdtitint iierife 38 4 Number or pennlllra e 10 5 Yards Ioit by pepalfles 90 no who exhausted the 59 poii maximum with the first of tw last-period touchdowns. ., The contact-conscious , visi ors provided a joyous hom' coming .for Coach Darrell T1 lyg' Who Spent four Seaior Ga1veston's Ball Hizih ' MARY JANE PRATSCHER MYATT taking over at Sh' last v HINOJOSA 'E OUG VAUGHN GARY WEST WAYNE WOODRUFF EDWIN LEWIS JOE ELBRICH PAUL ROBERTSON Guard End Center Manager Manager Taamer Barkfield Coarl: JOE TAYLOR PIRKLE LEACH Spring Branch Clips Bellaire BY JOHN WILSON SDOrtl Staff Capitalizing on alert play for two touchdowns, Spring Branch fed its budding foot- ball fortunes on a 13-to-6 win over Bellaire at the Spring Branch stadium Friday night. With tough defensive play stymying any sustained offen- sives :for either team. the Bears used a recovered fumble Birds Winged Bellaire SI Branch First Dow1.s . , . . . 8 8 Passes attempted . . 14 5 Passes completed . .. . . 3 3 Yards rained by passes 45 33 Passes intercepted -by. . i 2 Net yards by 1'U3hlYll- 58 143 Total net yards rained. L04 176 38 ' 'I lor Zig 40 7 for 5 Number of punts , . 4 for Number of genalttes 4for and an intercepted pass to push the button on touch- downs. The first paid off on a -' fourth-down pass, and ond on a scoonef' for 1 six-oc Bellair' school hope lm, rambled to the 4 before he was hauled in. Hinojosa lost three on first down and on the next try was spilled as he tried to roll out to the left. The ball squirted from his hands and bounded out to the side where heads- up Donnie Smith latched onto it like a birdnest on the ground and glided across the pay stripe without a restrain- ing hand being laid on him. Coopers kick missed this time. Bellaire, which had envi- sioned' better davs ii- 1' 'e 'A third football V ' lf the Be- - ' of 4? qt sr. rHoMAs FALLS Spring Branch's Success Story Continue And that Eagle Imv 'nadv xt rough nn Rnar barks. Darrell Tnlly's ruff-ss w'1'P1 Ruvky Watkmg. Mmkpy pjd. worked for the fourth :rrmzht wayfigl l,4-p Adams and .lne Rnmmvll marlr Rllly Burk- Anfl nnw people are hegm-thaltvr somewhat proud. In the Bear front wall BY B00 UDEM if-nm mm ttmw this season. ning In wnndvr if Sprung Bram-h as really 54-rinus about lmach. David McClintock, Dar- rell Sc-bek and Allen Arnett this wmning streak. gt- Thomas f,,,,,,d out F'-i,,Wf'TQ the dvfensivv standout: s, 7-0 Prohahly thu hv'l:htuet-lnnk- mg ynunzstnr m thn Rear hackfwld was nf. hard-runnmg lullhavk, Smith Ho znl -17 jxarrls ID l-4 carries. Kr-lly If-rl tha I-faglnm-a1'vlvl's with 69 yards in 20 allmh and sllrk .lne Scgralo hart 54 m 12 tries. day that it ls, T-0. You can'l under:-stimate the Bears. They had enough offense ln score easily and enough defense to halt St. Thomas pushes to its 9 twice, So the glaring eyes of Con ron and Baytown sem-' with :hssatisfled rev GAIL WEINGARTNER Played lt 'Tho Bears wl- by any mv Baytown r P ARN ETT PACKER Head Coach Darrell Tully talks it over with Pirkle and McClintock. W, Conroe Rallies To Hand Bears First Defeat 23-24 Spring Branch tumbled from the unbeaten ranks, losing to Conroe, 28-24, at Spring Branch Friday night. Spring Branch was the last of the undefeated AAAA teams in the Houston area. Both teams put on offensive shows, with the Bears grinding out 406 yards to the Tigers' 382. Each made 17 first downs. SPRING BRANCH kicked off to the Tigers and on the first play from scrimmage Robert Brown ran 65 yards for the first touchdown. His extra point was good. The Bears bounced backlin the middle of the second quar- ter on a Jimmy Kruetz ,pass to Gerald Bench g00d for 10 'ards 'nd armchdovvn. Her- u ' -.oc ' for. '.YU'a :V- L ered 97 yards in 16 plays. The Tigers came right back, getting the ball on their own 48-yard linea and Cleve Hund- ley passed toiRichard Hairston good for. 33 ,yards and a touch- down. Brown's extra point was good for a 14-6 margin. With 39 seconds left before halftime Herman Cooper took a Conroe punt on his nine- yard line and! ran 91' yards. 'Sie Tigers led at halftime, 14- THE BEARS TOOK the lead in the third quarter. Lynard Hinojosa passed to Gary West, who carried' from the 10-yard line for the touchdown. Coop- er's kick was wide. Jackie Bradford took a Spring Branch punt on the Bears' 45 and ran it back for the third Tiger score. Brown's kick again wasgood and Con- roe led, 21-18. After Hinojosa dived amiex iter from the one put the Bears at Tigerc- re r The ' aye' I-4 LEVUIS AND EASTERLY KREUTZ SEBECK BOUDIETTE POLLY DAHL Baytown Rallies To Down Bears BY CHESTER ROGERS Vhroniclv Staff 1 Baytown's R o h e rt -Ia. Lea Ganders, won a high school football same 21 to 13. from the Spring Bram-h Bears at Spring Branch Friday night but they knew they had been in a hall game. The Bears had the Gandcrs down in the final stanza, but Baytown came olf the floor and iced the hotly fought con- test with less than four min- utes left in the game. Baytown 'racked up a pair of touchdowns in the first quarter, but a determined Spring Branch defense cooled A 'ers Poll Bl! 'vrlnl lolv . 'eh I ,. . .1 from Vegas. S pe nce r again connected on the try for point. Successfully checking the Gander offensive, the Bear of- fense took to the air to score two touchdowns, and make a real contest of the ball game. .Jimmy Kreutz hit Lynard Hinojosa with a 19-yard scor- ing pass in the C0l'I1El'. Her- man Cooper kicked the extra point from placement. Early in the third quarter, Kreutz caught the Gander de- fenders a step and a half off base with a long pass to Gary West, a 90-yard gainer and West outraced two Gander de- fenders to the goal line, Src Mann blocked Coon v -t' -qp' WEST RANSOM Coan Spurs Pasaciena's Close Victory, 20-14 BY B00 UDEM Sfmt ls Blat! The weapon that nourished and cradled a near upset back- fired on Spring Branch Fri- day. Passing . . . whivh Pasadena has a thousand allergies to . . . brought on the downfall Wamble Saves Game P,-uiflvtm Cal tt 5-'i..i not - .. 14 Pas-M .dt irrinled 'S J l ,i-ws -miiiitetrtl ' Vain- gaii-ed by na fi 1 P, 1 .vs inioi.--wud in Nr! nuns hy' lush E O4 It lvival uct ward- xl d L74 J Numiim ni' mul Piinliiil airiwin .1' -li Niimlir-i at umiaitus . -I 1 Yam. intl hx am..im-1 .iii 1..- of possibly the sweetest xii tory-in-making effort in Spring Branclfs history. As it turns out. Pasadena shook off a 14-0 halftime det:- cit and rode Bert Coan'is driv ing legs to a 20-14 squeakei before EMC i ?asadena's Mv- morial Stadium in ia 12-AAA battle. Anil what an offensive di.,- -play this game had. With less than three mw- ules left in the game. Spl'ilt'1 Branch lcd t4-13 and owni-fl the bull on its 27. On a third and seven situa- tion quarterback Jimmy Kreutz, who passed Pasadena dizzy, chrse to cock and throw again. Y 'al-Q Intereepts The just over the l 'rms rf Pas: ie ami this time Coan lost the pighide and the clock stood 4:40 left. A Pass That Hurt But the Bears couldnt stand prosperity and tried one more pass, deep in their territory. and that was time when lurk played no favorites. Co:-in was the leading gain- er with l0l yards in Zi tries. Jimmy Snow had 57 yards in lil carries. Smith led Spring Bramh with 75 yards in 14 tries. Pasadena got excellent line play from David Powitzsky, Bobby Crenshaw, Cari Choate and John Bryan, David McClintock was ai big standout for the Bears along with West l'-hitch Gran. Dar- rell Sfsbeic ann Danny East- erly. SMITH EASTERLY 93' EASON SprinQrBranch Raps Exporters Spring Branclfs Re-ars CDU' pled a line aerial and rnnniilg attack to whip the Brazosport Exporters. 27 to 6 in a Dis- trict 12-AAAA game played in Spring Branch Stadium Fri- day night. Quarterback .lim Kruelz hit, Russell Ramon and Gary West lor the four touchdowns 1..l..1...-1. .i Aerial Buttle inrmz Brazos- Branrh nor! girsl doxxns . 20 5 asse- 'a tempted 20 14 Pane: completed R - 5 Yards gained bi pashng 152 43 Passes inter:-enied bl' I fl Net xarrlf hx ruslung 124 123 Total net sat-ds saiiivd S02 166 Number ne DUHIS 1 6 Punting average- EF 32 Number ol' uf-naltir-s 12 T Yards ind. br nenaltrwe IM S1 gcored by the Bears. Thelat- ter tallied tltrne limits. In 20 pass attempts. the Bears completed eight fnr 153 yards. And on the ground tho Bears rolled for 194 yards to crush all Exporter chances for an upset wir The Exporters so' only marl-'-F via th' Harolrl ' f' Mr' -r il S, GAYLE BRAUN Get a load of that rut! -' Sxxrewlimtxffirxmi-.V - A ' ' ii Coach Emmons gives Leach some pointers. ROGERS Spring Branch Defense Whips Texas City Chronicll Corresmnndenco Texas City -- Holding the Texas City Stingarees outside their 20-yard line throughout the game, the Spring Branch Bears whipped out 1 25 in 0 victory Friday, despite a scoreless first halt. The Bears, tightening up in the third quarter, got s Texas Bears Get Stronger Texas Slrint City Branoila First downs ....... ..... 9 Passes attempted ....... . 9 1 Passes completed 4 ......, 4 5 Yards gained by passes. . . 38 91 Passes inteacenteduby . . - 0 fi n Net yards y rus st . .123 25! Total net yards gained .161 343 Number of punts ,.... . . , S Z Punting average l ...,.., 22.3 43 Number of penalties , .. 1 2 Yards lost by nenaltwies, .. 5 no City fumble on their own 20. moved it to the Stingaree 32 on the ground, and a pass from Jimmy Kreutz in Gary West brought the score. Spring Braneh got pq V sion on the Texas City - the clos' 'seconds U ' 'qi 'nd PANKEY GRANT ln Galena Parkr Rebound' g lips Past Bears, 25-13 By Mmm FERGUSON Almost nonchalant for two pe- riods, Galena Park regained its scoring enthusiasm with a third- q u arter burst and outlasted Spring Branch, '25-18, before 7,000 at Spring Branch Friday night. The Jackets, with their first District 12-AAAA title already assured, found themselves be- hind, 12-6, at the half, but a fumble and a short punt gave them the openings they needed to struggle ahead within the first eight minutes after inter- mission. Spring Branch, gaining res- pect if not many victories in its second season, cou1dn't match the victors' depth and weight during the last 24 min- utes as it lost its third one-touch- down district decision. G A L E N A PARK Halfback Jerry Cook produced his 18th and 19th touchdowns of the sea- son. falling six points short of Bert Coan's league-leading total of 120 points. The Bears' first score came on a startling, 80-yard punt re- turn by Herman Cooper. Jimmy Kreutz' pa es to Gary 4 accounted other 1 Plays ' 16 C. spring Galena Branch Park First downs 13 17 Passes attempted 16 6 Passes completed 5 4 Yards gained passe 89 97 Passes intercepted by 1 2 Net yards by rushing 120 206 Total net yards gained 201 303 Number of punts 3 3 Punting average 24 39 Number of penalties 5 4 Yards Inst by penalties 35 50 Fumbles lost 2 1 slipped away from Bobby Go- forth, the last defender, at the 10. Cooper's placement was blocked. Mike Gardner captured Mike Pankey's fumble at the Spring Branch 23 on the fourth play of the second half. Robert War- rington found a cavern in the Bears' middle and rambled to the one, then drove across two plays later. Bill Baker bio at PAT. - The Gold drove the go-ahead Cook contril' liveries. A gained the BENNY RAY KAUFMAN Kreutz gives ball to Smith SIEFERT ring Branch Schedules 2-Year Series With Ra ny JACK Acnmss 1 When the Spring Branch School District lured Coach Dar- rell Tully from Galveston Ball last winter, nobody concerned, not even Tully, dreamed of the gratifying football season that was to follow before the year was out. Only seven years out of Class B football and competing in the most reputable 4-A district in South Texas, Spring Branch to- day stands beside Baytown and Pasadena, when equal footing with these giants seemed next to the impossible only a few months ago. Tl-IE BEST illustration of the Bears' progress is a home-and- home series with.Corpus Christi Ray, last year's state finalist and ranked second to Amarillo for 10 consecutive weeks this year. Tully's boys go to Cor- pus Christi in 1958, and play the candy-striped assassins in Spring Branch in 1959. Spring Branch is expected to improve its 6-4 record in 1958, for the Bears lose only two starters off their defensive team and six off the offensive unit,, including Quarterback Jim! Kreutz, the man who made aa precision spread-T, copied aft-l er Stanford's, go. I With the talented Tully and his staff experimenting in a new system, plus the fact that the Bears had won only one of 10 games in 1956, their first year in 4-A ball, Spring Branch was expected to be another doormat in District 12-AAAAg BUT TULLY, WHO lifted Gal- veston off the floor in three seasons and finished only two votes behind Coach of the Year Bull Kotrola in 1954, instilled a VAUGHN CRAIN new spirit in the sagging bu'! ambitious Bears. Spring Branch, whose line averaged 161 pounds and the backfield 157, clobbered its first four opponents-Smiley, Kirwin, Bellaire and Saint Thomas, be- fore falling to Conroe by four points. In the end, Spring Branch was.the only team that scored as many as three touchdowns against Galena Park. The Bears lost to Pasadena, Baytown and the district champion Yellow Jackets by one-touchdown gaps. Gary West, Lyn Hinojosa, Her- man Cooper and Herbie Smith placed in the top 10 scorers. THE PACT WITH Ray is only one promising aspect in Spring Branch's future. Plans call for a stadium seating 10,000 by 1959, and a new field house is under construction now. Tully, who reaches his 40th birthday next month, would like to finish out his career at Spring Branch, which comes pretty near the goal he set for himself when he was Little All- America at East Texas State. Tully askedvfor a challenge, conquered same. i I Spring Branch Bears Win Games, Prom Q BY MORRIS FRANK Oh, they have always been effective on the dance floor. Real cool, or however the a rhumba. I don't know one modems cheer a twostep or dance step from another. Myl war department just leads me through whatever the band plays. Bu-t I have always got a big kick out of how the stalwart gladiators from good old Spring Branch High School glide with their lovely dates at the annual banquets. Yes, for a long time the Spring Branch Bears have won the proms. This yearxthoslgh the Bears really growled on the grid- iron. Spring Branch filled the scoreboard as neatly as they usually do the dance Dro- grams. The Bears, in a 10- game schedule, copped six of them and in the other four their opponents, all stout ones, too, greeted the final whistle as happily as if it were the din- ner bell. GRAND BANQUET The SpringiBranch Bruin Brigade 'he fine drill squac' - l Brigade Booste 'xgg 'Wen as did the affable Lawrence Champion, prexy of the school board. Naturally, school board prexy Champion was applaud- ed even before he spoke bv superintendent Lan ' principal John Mo pre' ' 'n fine st S1 D. VAUGHN DIANE DWYER COOPER JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Tingle tells Andrews what to expect. Bottom raw, left lo right: Weatherton, Turner, Hofstatter, Foster, Shirley, White, Zunker, Klumpp Zahn, Bickerton, Vance. Second row: Bostoclc, D. Hunter, Shaw, Andrews, McClendon, Akin Myers, Hall, Paul, R. Hunter, Whittlesey, McAnnally, Lunsford. Third fow: Coach john Garrison Lisle, Gentry, Keith, Rowley, Dockins, Bob Reese, Bill Reese, Coquat, O'C0nnell, Ransom, Vlasek Martin. Levingston. Coach Bill Tingle. Family row: Lyons, Laxton, Stout, Parsons, McPheters Allison. 1 SOPHOMCRE SQUAD Coach Garrison checks McClendon's stance Bolzom row, leff 10 right: Bruner, Worley, Tilley, Monroe, H. Martin, jesse, Sewell, Lee, Way, Storms, Eckhart, Oliver. Serond rouu' Lindsay, Robinshaw, Reinbeck, Thompson, Parrish, Abbott, Miller, Rothman. Cornick, Faulkner, Newburn, Derrick, Fick, McKnight, Benda, Stanton. Third row: Gulbrandsen, Armstrong. Wilson, Truitt, Moore, Faught, Gunnels, Youdan, D. Martin, Lamont, Brown. Babineaux, Head, Wilkins, Byrd, jaynes, Conlin, Coach Paul Register, Morgan, Baker. Rossler, Arnett, Lyons, Garner, Peterson, Cummings, McAdams, Keng. Not pictured: Swan, Aldrich. l Q ,W ,,.., Q5 5511 Swirl? , if ,V E rex 4. 'c 'S 5.5.5 G4 i . z 5 if ,. , 'Y if sv - :-V.-U - ,J ... 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Smith, 5Xovacek, M Kotetas, Sto , Xa, X4-autman, 10 E as Bo B GREV , MICK EY AIILLIGAN if BASEBALL TENNIS Top row: Mike Andrews, Newton Crain, Mike Pankey, Russell Ransom, Ronald Aiken, Donald Shaw. Bolmm row: Clyde Levingston, Larry Eason, Mike Myatt, Cameron Crank, Ronald Hunter, Robert Martin. Mfrs K ,- H' r it - on-uma' ,, f - -vt,.m.f.-me ww- f .J al-ww ..aIr'Hllv - .sm 5xM LCN GTON VIC MUCH COACH JOHN GARRISON J. Garrison, J. Coburn. M. Davis, J. Longtun, D. Garrison. T. Emery. V. Mitchell. ELL X' WM 'A - - 'f-4 s wi www fTms4ffa:Wem's..:sfiwxwf 1 lwwlsmnwwva as mm 11 wvrfuwl i'fI'.m:ww 'lisa nsv1wwmvV.wa:'Q.fN' m'mwx .vx.a.w.,,.'-tix M.. A . A . M . GIRLS' SPORTS x SS' xevbfm C 3 Mrs EU? . X ' 261 5 vo el Brader Mrs. Mildred Elkins' Modern Dance Group. F05 i 116, ' gre Lei, 10 rbxetgee A.2KQ1'f5, 1- Qiixage Y N TEAMQJKVQ Ll Sc Mkxdted D.M00i 1 Ewan YLQQY MSM Piwlseii C0 ' -cvs i . , - M311 SOXQC v G. Y. 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Serond faux' Ann Wiley, Barbara Brogden, Dina Slovack, Vicky Frank, Dorothy Lawrence, Margaret Neumann. Third row: Neville Spenser, Pat Clark, Ronald Hammond, Gail Reams, Larry Nierth, Bill Black, Frank Powers. MISS ANNE WOOD Sponmr Y XXNSEPfeside'n MTE V508 Y Y-99' lKNSEe isles idenl V 1 5 HCNOR SOCIETY 3-T3 'QM' Firrt row: jackie Jahnke, Joyce Gostecnik, Betsy Brooks, Lois Dorsey, Lynne Patterson, Janis Kahanek. Semnd row: Anne Berkley, Gwen Pearson, Sally Waddill, Diane Maden, Lola Loftin, Dair Lindsay. Third row: Mayrel Holt, john McLain, George Young, Nellie Malina, Mary Wallace. Not pictufed: Marie Estes, Cecile Frazier, Joanne McQuaid, Jim Reinke, Sandra Turner. E P4r4g,,,2ef2lL'l f,,.,2f1V VT! JANIS .l'5cf?l1HA1V 914, J EK MRS. LUCILLE TODD Spomor NATIONAL TH ESPIAN SOCIETY I I: I' NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE JUNIOR HISTORIANS V s :wx--,,:2s:',-.An C FUTURE TEACHER if ,E ,xx OFFICERS: Barbara Mason, jackie jahnke, Daesene Graf, Barbara Telschow, jean Ford, MRS. P. MAXCY Mildred Mieselbach, Dina Slovack, Gwen Pearson. Sponmf ann.wrnwus,zs1xm3f . MRS. J. FORD E Sponmr ' . , 6 V - 'Wi fs az yy I 1- 3 an V in 1 f sk Y V V ,X V ' M 1 My 1 r K ME V'.f'95w 1' r A : I A V ...M I3 i N' 1 M ' Q G f Y . iyy' I ew 'Q A M ' 54 i'e7f'iL 1 , XA' SL,- ' g' Q 5 ,,.. V Q ,- A if-52 ff Q, - ,,. 1531, ai? W, Q 'He hwy . f E . . J Q .. M .f 'nf H 54 f Q SKF X f 7 X M a s K 23 Via? fu ii? fi M U bk Mx Q? W W f,,. 'Wm 2 V .. H 9 f ,, .. ,, . . , 'S f Q Q: H ,ge s H 2-sm W WVQWRZMP-Hwy, FUTURE DOCTORS' CLUB Top row: Mrs. Evans, sponsorg Robert Whitty, Steve Brown, Bill Cruce, vice presidentg Jay Shilcutt, Hillary Davis, public relations. Bottom row: Elizabeth Harmes, Rosemarie Bamell, Keith Finlayson, Geraldine Greig, Linda Whitehill, secretary and treasurer. JIM HART Preiident The FUTURE DOCTORS' CLUB was organized to give the students interested in this field a chance to become more familiar with medicine and the sciences. They have toured several hospitals and took a trip to Galveston. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Prefjdent ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,A, E LIZABETH CUMMINGS Vice Prerident ,,,.,,, ,,,,,..,, I. ENORA SEALANDER Serreiary , ,,,,, ,,,,. ,.,.. E L IZABETH HARMES Trearurer .. ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,..,,,, D EANIE KISLING Reporter . ,,,,..., ROSEMARIE BAMMEL FUTURE NURSES is under the direction of Mrs. Evans, the school nurse. The members have worked in several service projects in our community to earn their pins. These girls have taken trips to different hospitals. The girls designed and made their own uniforms. Nkgwd sk u Yf:..?r's 'Q .1 54: -as HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB SCIENCE FAIR AWARD WINNERS 1, Danny Allcorn Eddie Alldrech Kenneth Allen johnny Anderson Diane Anton Sharon Atkinson Anne Berkley Kathy Boomer jimmy Broadway Sunny Campbell Herman Cooper Margaret Cozart J. C. Cummings Nelwyn Cunningham james Curry Polly Dahl Hillery Davis Diane Denson Ted Dormus Pat Drews Lura Ellis Connie Ellisor Pat Farra 5,6 ltr? l CHOIR fe Victor Fluellen Patsy Fox Ann Franer Cecile Frazier Mary French Virginia Glaze Daesene Graf Letitia Hall Cathy Hare Danny Heil Cherry Hudson Deanie Kisling jimmy Kreutz Mike Krzienski Sue Land Ann Levingston Clyde Levingston Lynette Lewis Curtis Litton Lon McAnnally David McClintock Sharron Maler Dick Martin Jack Megginson Bobby Melton jimmy Meters Bobby Miller Tommy Murphy Erick Nelson Gail Pomorski Pat Queen Bill Rees Carlie Rosenfield Barbara Sandy Mary Seale Carol Shaffer jimmy Sherrouse jay Shilcutt jack Shinkle Gerald Shulke Deane Slovacek Dina Slovack Herbie Smith Marilyn Snow YS Rosalie Spitzenbe Cl' kings X N'g g 4 l 32:2-N. N xx sh joe Stauffacher Sandra Stiles Sylvia Talley Barbara Telschow Robert Telschow Pat Thomason Carolyn Thompson Curtis Thompson Doug Vaughn Candy Weathers Gail Weingartner Gary West Tom Whitlaker James Whittenton Gerry Wiggins Danny Williams Sandrea Williams Bonnie Willeford Lewis Wood Wayne Woodruff Rhonda Wooley Charles Zahn fm! l ,rw I gf! ff 4 Baud Dnerlor 7 Q Q ,fi V' MR. WADE POGUE A IW? f ff SPRING BRANCH HIGH SCHODL CCNCERT BAND IX J H SPRING BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND DRUM MAJORETTES Lois Dorsey, head twirlerg Pat Astong Rita Seglerg Jeanie Smithg Marianne Robinsong Jan Black- lockg Becky White. In the center is Pam Cohen, the drum major. Bfum B Bunn Brigade Bags ngade Drums A Q W F SPRING BRANCH MRS. MILDRED ELKINS, SINIIIJUY MARGARET COZART, Drum Major 0 R Q N 3 F-135 4 R SW-' ' D G iff R'f, Si , Q 'Rid ,S f U V ff'e'?im Sissy J 3 af ,W Rf R 'us BRUIN BRIGADE I TOD J' - . ir W V , WX, ' H A552332 Cffff RR A TELCHOW R RQRRRR H 1 Na OFFICERS: Kay Todd, Secretaryg Jodie Cramer, Parliamentariang Lyndall Pech, Treasurerg Margo Allen, Presidentg Pam Weathers, RCPOftCf,MLJlZQ1LH.L,MHLiDfiB.E1uOt, Vice President. 7 7 151 ' A-. AL d La Ldfgfe, fi d 4' Ce wifi 1 spy' .N 1 5 ur-4g I f gb, i! '5 HUMS ME , X bl XT Nr Miss COLOMA LAFFERTY SADUIZJOIJ MRS. BILLIE WISE LATIN CLUB Prefidenl Vice Pfefident Serrelavy ,,,,. , Trearurer ,,,, ....... ..,.,, P ra gram C lmirmazz Sergeant ..,,,, ,,,,,,, , ..,. TERRY BICKERTON L PAM HAY SALLY WADDILL MARY LOU ANDERSON T CHARLES SHIRLEY LON MCANALLY The LATIN CLUB has one annual affair which is the Roman Banquet. Every member comes in costume and the dinner is served in courses similar to Roman styles. Service is another aim of the club. Mrs. Josephine Healy is sponsor of the club. SLIDE RULE CLUB MU ALPHA THETA OFFICERS: Ronald Hiiimncm. Picaiiicntg Gail Realms, 'I4I'C2lSllI'C'1'1 CQh.i1'lcs Shirlcy. Scwctixryg Frank Power. Vicc llmsidcrit. Miss Anno Whml is their sponsor. nam 5. 'Lal A kg- F.H.A. F F A S1l'EfhF41ff GAYLE BRAUN F.F.A SANDRA EYEEE PAM WEATHERS MARIE RAY I SUSAN STAPLES LYNDALL PECH LARRY EASON It PEGGY LEE I JIM REINKE I I J. E BRYAN It A DIANA MCCARTER Spring Editor Terry Adams , , Editor , ,, Amor. Editor Bufirzeif Mgr. , Clubx Soriety , .Sporty Editor , Citfulatiorz Exrlmngex Photography Sefretary , dis- cusses page layout with the editorial staff. r Facts Report PUBLIC TERRY ADAMS ,, , PEGGY LEE DIANA MCCARTER SUSAN STAPLES GAYLE BRAUN LARRY EASON BETTY RANDLE , ,, SUE KING LARRY FOWLER , , MIKE MYATT Hvvfi ' f --ff . XTIONS ASSOCIATE STAFF MEMBERS Clauef .,,,,, .. ,, ,,,. , ,, NINA HITCHCOCK BETSY BROOKS Honor Soi. ,, VICKY FRANK PRISCILLA WEST Adz'e1'liJing ,,,,. ,,,,...,,,,, J OE DORSEY WAYNE BELLARD Smzprbolf ,,,.. ..,,,,...,, , ,, ., , ,, ,, ANN FILES GWEN PEARSON Editor before . . . deadlines . . . after Gayle Betty Anne Mary Lou J. E. Lois Sandra Alexander Bond Berkley Anderson Bryan Dorsey Bybee Adv. Mgr. Snaprlmlf W'f1o',f Ilnbo 0rga11izr1li011.r Photo! Frlillllj' Fd1'0fil6.f Sally Larry . -. jimmy Betty Diana Mike Candy Dillon Fowler Kreutz Oldham McCarter Myatt Weathers jr. Clair Plzotor Sparu Ed. Admin. Sopla. 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