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

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1962 volume:

KEY .ug 1'l' q8l'T Cider-Olqlg , , , 1 , J x Q , wp 599' A ,yy KP '- X, 9Q,9w3i,y9,u9 bq?,jK'Lp'1Vy12:yxf 'QV,pv ,W , QW f P Nix z0C?6Z.f1,ul, E Lbffioli, JA, ms ,bww K Ln.m.,o-6-if D . Wy ,ff Wffw If QM M 'QM CW jar QwZl T,'w Wfmifigaiwfw ---Qi l ff jim dll, h . f4wf,f 1 imma Mmm 4 mg fha , ' Y ' Vw ,f vw-ZZQL, 9 ' f.4 JL4,' Z ' ' 'grim EA,'7K.,L,l-1410-af, ' fwmww' -Wand ,W X-rang.-,--faq,--11-.--W Wm- 7 W --- 1--.vMwQw97,---.W--v . . Tm--.-vw.-.--dvimvluln-i i, THE l962 BRLII , Student Publication SPRING BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL ' 900 Westview-Houston, Texas V Volume 14 1 I I 5 1 I 4 1 Q! S , 1' -f i ,iw C if AlfM DICATIO W mf n or anizlnt, the schedule of our Bruin Staff activities for this year the first 0 . . U . . . . . 7 . CN , f ,M land foremost task on our hands was to choose a dedicatee for the 562 yearbook. We recognized the tremendous change which would overtake all phases of extra- curricular activity next year and the big job ahead for the administration and faculty as Memorial High School opens. Bearing these thoughts in our minds, we selected one man whose contributions to the Spring Branch Independent School District has been as great as his con- tributions to individual students, minds, bodies, and moral character, Head Coach and Athletic Director, Darrell Tully. Coach Tully, originally from Henrietta, Texas, attended East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce, Texas, where he later became the assistant football coach. In 1939, he continued in this field of sports as a professional football player for the Detroit Lions. He left this position during World War II to serve in the Navy and then returned to football coaching after the war at Crozier Tech High in Dallas, Texas. From Dallas, Coach Tully moved to Ball High School in Galveston as head coach. In 1957 he accepted the position as head coach at Spring Branch High School. Coach Tully has held other positions over the state which have brought him high honors as a top man in his field. In 1959-60, he served as President of the Texas High School Coaches Association and at the same time he was head coach of the South-All-Star Football Team. We, the 1962 Bruin Staff, proudly dedicate this book to a man of action-to . . . Meme Are oi E1 . K, I fm? M if ' .- Q-e: ,Y A ' ix A 'E 5 ar: Q W Q ff Q ' 2 i wah , L 'Vw .-- ' 9918.3 Q' ' V ug- QM 5. x M, .-ju x..-P f . M 137' N' ff X .',.'-L...-Q. 3 . xx, yy ,L Roberta Palmay, Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Pearson, Associate Editor Patty Curran, Associate Editor Patty Paul, Business Manager lVlarinel Chambers, Business Manager Mrs. Elaine Pritchett, Sponsor Ken Johnsen. Steve Douglass Photographers Faeult and dministration p. 8 Beauty and Brawn p. 38 Personalities p. 48 Who's Who 4 0 7 p, 58 Grganizations 5 p. I 24 Activities Contents -'---S ............Ef.6 Classes 6 Athletics p. I76 . . 9 Advertising P' P. 435 i -uv T.- 4.-.4 lwwwkfw-w-A .4 .Aviv Faculty and Administration SCHOOL BOARD ,egwafvymc 1 wif C. B. Roland f ,Af rw if Aw Byronijii P g Harold Mfmon 1 yu 9fVl.L,4An,Q-LL - A C LMM44a,QJ,x fwflyf M Wgmw My if gm ' A QQ Guia' 5x QfvsOQff5 0' 90-fl MD gbbbz K A-QJU3 wfsmfwzfzf Robert Lyons Russel Quantock V Landrum, Superintendent of Spring Branch School District 1 A. J. Labay J oe Airola Elmer Hinkle Nolan Morgan J ack Ballard Principal x .. in .. Q' i W M Mx. Q A gr-23 sd? ,Q if 1' ' in W. W. Emmons, Assistant Principal Ed Wilhelm, Assistant Principal Annice Eccles Dean of Women CQLINSELORS Margaret Love Dorothy Fitchie Margaret Luther jack Lynch Eldridge Eason OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Pat Tracy Secretary 1. 2 , ' K. ,X , Margaret Boone Secretary 6 Mrs. Lola 'F to Ojemann QM, Register Mrs. Lois McKnight Operator a s .fi -V A . -.. y--f , ff '24 . if ii .W , , A I v Mrs. Audrey Jones Attendance Office Mrs. Doris Newell Clerk Mrs. Ester Francis Librarian Miss J on Catlin Librarian we' Aga. Mrs. Joyce Allen Attendance Office 9 Mrs. Mary A ' W' T Richmond ME- BfHIliCC 'K i Special Education tau inger , , Registrafs Clerk Mrs' Elsle Hlcks Nurse I7 ENGLISH DEPARTME T The study of English enables us to increase our knowledge of the language and to gain a greater appreciation of literature. There was a greater emphasis on writing, but American and English Elsa Jean Albritton , , literature and mechanical skills remained the basis of the curriculum. English classes were supplemented by courses in Journalism and Speed Reading for interested students. Katherine Anthony ' Betty Conrad Ann Carroll Sally Edgar Dorothy Boren Joyce Farley James Frank Doris Franz ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 'Jw Margaret Hutchinson Helen Gagnon William Hutmacller ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Lola Lemkowitz Betty Lindsey Claire Mattox Tom Newell Carol Porter Marion 'Q Deeanna Murphv Mcllhaney Annabeth Purdj Elalne Pritchf ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Marilyn Symonds Charlotte Reeves Joan Whitcomb Larre Sides Ree Walker Elizabeth Brand Annie Dell Anderson Waldo Buchanan -'ibm 'Qi Martha Chamhles SOCIAL STLIDIE Dell Cloud Francis Cooper NIHYIOH Daw IS Evelyn Hood Gus Hahn DEPARTME T It is the purpose of the social studies department to give to pupils the trust and most realistic knowl- edge that is possible of the community, state, nation and the world-the social and physical setting in which they live. The student legislature in which bills are enacted under parliamentary procedure helps students real- ize their role in government. Students learn through panels and discussion and from guest speakers and films. Dorothy Wilson Elizabeth Witte Margaret McBride Patricia Maxcy Anne Wilson few Noble Masters J oe Moss FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTME T Pauline Benoit Don Adams Barbara Becker Knowledge of a foreign language is becoming increasingly Dallas Blagg important in our shrinking world. Three-year courses in French, Latin, and Spanish are offered by this department. The everyday class was supplemented by extensive use of the language lab. Here the students can improve their pro- nunciation by recording their own voices and their com- prehension by listening to tapes. Donald Goode Josephine Healy Evelyn Blaire Clifford Jones 17 Rosie Lewis James Silman Williani Hill MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Programed learning and related Math III and IV are two new additions to the curriculum of the Math Department this year. Since there is no lecturing in Programed learning, each student is able to work at his own pace. Related Math is geared for the student who is not too strong in Math. Elementary analysis, plane and solid geometry, and algebra are offered. Through the advanced program some students are able to receive advanced placement in college. Warren Alexander J oe Chumbley Sarah Bybee T ,lf if W Bertha Clark 'rx' .l........l4 an Paul McGee June Morris Jeannine Morrison Ng' 5 MATH EMATIC Raneen Mullms Francis Nivers W 26 DEPARTMENT Gsm J. T. Wlllls Hiram Patton James Starhng Roger Schultz Ann Wood SCIENCE J ess Anthony Patrick Barry John Butler James Biggs Opal Gill Jimmie Hademenos There were two experimental science courses taught at Spring Branch this year. Biological Science Curriculum experimental biology course was used for the second consecutive year. Seven students from Spring Branch attended summer conferences sponsored by the Material Science Foundation at various colleges. Six students presented papers at a State meeting held December 8 and 9. The science fair was held with many projects exhibited in the gym. DEPARTME T Harry Heinman Haskell McClintock David Waker Q' 2 I George Panfely HT 1 X . LiS4f35' pus ,sf 2359? A y ew if 1. LS'-sf'F, 'f 'Wifi ' fi f '35-Q? v-X 94 K ' 5, 8 Linda Tucker .Wa Jn 4 N 311' 5 9--J FI E ARTS Carolyn Grillo Edelweiss Ames Gerald Clanton Spring Branch is known to excel in the art, music, and drama departments. Here students are able to develop their talents by studying the theory behind their art. The band performed at half-time at the football games and helped to develop school spirit by playing at pep rallies. The art department promoted school spirit by making various posters and displays throughout the school year. The speech depart- ment won the sweepstakes in the tournaments held at Lamar, Bellaire, and Sam Houston, and held its own tourney in January. DEPARTMENT ,gf ,IE Vi. ,.,,. .,QL. E bi Rex Fleming Coloma Lafferty Wade Pogue Altharetta Yeargin 'YU' v , 'aw QS COMMERCIAL AND VOCA Amos Adams Ruth Baily John Barclay James Boucher Buck Brooks Coye Emmons Alta Hammon John Garrison Barbara Larson TIO AL DEPARTME T Herbert Layne Those of us whose interests lie in secretarial work, homemaking, mechanics, or agriculture will find that the respective departments will equip them well for their needs. On the job experience is obtained in retail, wholesale, and service selling through Distributive Education. The courses in the homemaking department offer practical experience for future homemakers. Future secretaries are taught typing, shorthand, and the use of various business machines. Vocational agriculture prepares boys for careers as farmers and ranchers. Wood and metal shop teach safe use and care of tools and machines. Bonnie Thurmond Q Nelda Morris George Queen Dorthy Miller I oe Taylor Carol Ann Tanksley pf Ethel Brader sl by PHYSICAL EDUCATION ' , Mildred Elkins Morris Croce Gary Griffen Physical fitness tests according to President Kennedyis plan were administered in girls' P.E. this year. Daily exer- cises proved to be both figure-improving and fun. Tennis, golf, fly casting, volleyball, bowling, and swimming were some of the sports offered to the girls. Boys also took part in the physical fitness program. They did calisthenics and participated in active sports. i 2 Mildred Hausinger DEPARTMENT Paul Register Al Thurmond F Jaw William Tingle Www I F Edith Tully CAFETERIA AND . . 1 E 4 , CUSTODIAL STAFFS ' i ea. H M H ' fx, X .QV fl Custodian Personnel P i nnnn Happy Dempsey Xi 1 X so J 4 Q A e ps, . V ,, -1 Vx, .,L., ,J ma: f Y ' ' 7,5 , w - -' My-331: vv V f - 2m:w,.1::,,gf fan-W if wk ,PA-A- BEAUTY AN D BRAWN H 2 5, 'tl , 1 , , n M-f,,,r.n ...w.W.WMM.MW,-WW, ,,,,. ,w,.,..,.n,. ,.,..,.,m. V rn A'x LZ.T..I.L.Llr-,.f,.fL..,L...-.r f, .- ,, . , ,.. ,, M ,,..,...,...,,.,........................,...,..,W,,,W Q K , B , N ,,,,v,..,. W .,,f. M, ,,.. W ,,,.A M h,n,,..,. -M M. W- , f V ,AA, , :,..WM..,.,, ,. . , ,,,,,N.. .wV,,,W....V ,,,, H - ,,, 1 , ., Q, ,. .. ,,h., , m,., W. ,. ,,-,-,m.,r,.,M,,f5 5 . A .xref f M:1fW'fi:Lefg, e- 4 , 3 f., ,?',.....W'.r':fq:'Cfyf1:4g,.,:,.,-n.M.' .411 if e f f ' - 1 -,,,,....m..,..,........n..........,. - . 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Igfiffilliglwh SOPHO ORE CLASS FI ALISTS 43 QE -mwfgijl JUNIOR CLASS FINALISTS 44 SENIOR CLASS FINALISTS fjj53jm5fg h 45 MOST HANDSOME BGY linlllmx Xlvliau- 'ei x 3 1 ., 3 MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL ,llllh Ilalrmull I L 3 48 L , ,,,, if ge M M' ,M wif? Personalities HONQREES Patti Denison D. E. Sweetheart Nancy Henderson Band Sweetheart Anne Oaks Ideal Pep Squad Girl Bobbie Sue Griffey FFA Sweetheart Martha McClintock DAR Award 2 f f 7 A gf 5I M- . I1 Am S, . J, 57 :W S. fe BRUIN BELLE BEAR BRAWN Carol Cooper Rivk l'hlhum ZX Iwmfg 5 . i Y i ,,,, 5 iii fx 27 iss S gs! 9 4? 7 E ,ae si Si 1 1 ef :Ei Q' 35 EQ H if . , 3,42 ' I 'S f Q 2 1, M Yi: 2, 3' f' if si 451 ' 'i is 3525 L 5 ' 3 Qs f 3 I 3 iv ! Q 5 QQ: 1 4 vi 1 if ,A t gf FH WU' wi? vw Mwsw-f ,.:. 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'gi ,t 56 JUNIOR CLASS J ill McAlister Paul Smith SENIOR CLASS Patty Paul Chris Faught BEST DRESSED SGPHOMORE CLASS Denise Harden Bevin Barfuss CLASS CLCWN SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Susio Baker Bo Hatch .7 .L K nl .Pi S 5 z gg, f.. . iris: his S 'wg 1 K3 51, an , , SQ 5 , .qi Pencie Pearson Al Dobbs SOPHOMORE CLASS Judy Combs Tim Jopplin 'smfiz 1 5 KA-H.: ,.s. S I 4 5 T' g 51 Q A h i an 33 5 i ' l 6 L. , , i-S .r X.-FL-JN.. I K s 1 xx J,-v--...... ff A N jr Ax l-Q nv... Who's Who Barbara Colton Szrholarship Dick Evans Student Cozfernment Robert Hancock Drama Lynn Bruce' I '11, In lima tions QW? M QA ,M Nlaurinf- Cassidx ,ll1IlI'IlIllfSI7l 'Hr 1 .v,. K Hay Needham Speerh Tom McN1ril 11111 lelirrs Lois Filcrs F TA. P ' Hulwrta Pulmay l'ul1Zz'm11'w1.s 1-9, - EL, .aw W .. M-In-ff ,K is Don Kooser f1tf1ff'ti1'S Iii myw Milling .Wusif Kr' , 'yfYi,J2g'i Wg f' XQj9,1..lX V ., pun 'W :WW 'N 9' 'Q I Nik Pam Pressley Scholarship Patty Paul Publications Dean Rindy Speech Paul Sandslrom Pm-mrie Pearson Drama Mu.9if- Aw Donna Nlinldlvhllrst Srlz Ulu rsh ip ' 1 UL -1 My L, r lfg YL L, Jlcg.L4,43f it C' 441442 , .11 ,120 gag. Nba at m ' 1-'24, ' , 1. QEKW M 4 Activities 1961 CHEERLEADERS: ileft to rightb: Terry Tully and Ronnie Rogers, Martha McClintock and Mike Mclver, Von Sandifer and Al Dobbs, Vicki Pappas and Roger Farley. is Ms I sa: 'T J N The Mascot receives the attention this Scholar yell. , UAW, come on, kids, you gotta yell! 68 The year 1961 will mark the time the Bears and Spring Branch were led to district by the cheerleaders. It is hard to imagine what Spring Branch would do without the uniiormed cheerleadersg they promote school spirit both on and off the field, at games and pep rallies. And leading the cheering crowds this year are Head Cheerleader Von Sandi- ier and her cohorts Al Dobbs, Martha McClintock, Mike Mclver, Terry Tully, Ronnie Rogers, Vicki Pappas and Roger Farley. 2 ,J 'S' if ., -42fULi L': 'f'7U+'e 9 or Mf0M+rfHQ3?rraM'f Vf ii ,r i 6124 04 J e r er ri A' -Q e , ' A 'W ' N' + i l f wfu fiblf l f f fQ Q , . fm, I Q! if Vi H .'V-Vv,'A W H-LC ,f e LL Terry Tully and Ronnie Rogers. JIL 'U Lf! 4-'1.,vvu..e ' ' 'i ' JL, , X .' f . ' V' .. ' A :,fe!'..f , 6 M! Head Cheerlejydef Vn Sandifer lqgzcvl lf? xlib! X6 and Al Dobbs. i If I I J If QWQ3 W W lex! Mrs. Brader surrounded by her prize pupils. HEER 'F' H 23 ISF Vicki Pappas and Roger Farley. Martha McClintock and Mike Mclver. 69 The twirps and their dates enjoy the dance. TWIRP DANCE Weeks before the event, the fairer sex stopped buying that extra coke and started pinching pennies. Now she would have a dose of her own medicine. She picked up her date and went out to eat, where she paid the check. She opened the door gallantly and sat him down like a pure gentleman. And when they got to the dance, she paid for the tickets and asked him to Ntrip the light fantasticf' The cafeteria was adorned in African style and the dance hosted two bands for continual music. lt was her night and when she took him home and said goodnight, she thought to herself, 4'Am I glad this only happens once a year! Mrs. Nlaxcy and a twirp quibble about the change S r X S The Sr. Carnival was one of the main daytime activities of the Sr. Class of 762. It saw everything from a kissing booth to a jail to a dance and lasted almost a half a day. By far one of the most amusing J W things at the carnival was the boys' beauty contest. Yes, the carnival will be re- f membered for man 'ears to t 1 X Y 5 gb Y in ' come, just as will the seniors who g presented it. Q T ' W C? Tired but happy students at the danre O, 'QQ ff- ,f We L1 SENIOR CARNIVAL T li h I .x T- 'rf' 3 X The most popular booth of all. Pam Collins takes a dip. Keeping law and order was a tough job. Steve Reel puts the final touch on the E Bonfire. 72 i , Homecoming has long been the main activity of Spring Branch High. Starting long before the kickoff, this event will remain in the minds of the students for many years to come. The Homecoming dance, game and Queen: the whole event starts with the building of the Bonfire. Spirits climb as the embers of the Bonfire slowly Clie. The candidates for Queen prepare for that long wait until the name of the winner is announced. This halftime show is the most eventful of the year. Von Sanclifer grabs for support as her name is announced and 1960 Queen Pat Xvhite looks on with wet eyes remembering what that moment felt like. The night7s and the Bears' victory is celebrated with a dance where Queen Von and her escort, Doug Jones, reign in regal fashion. 1961 Homecoming Queen candidates with their escorts. T + 151 e J 5 an in f ' V - wav-army ff ?-1 E sig 1961 HONIECOMINC QUEEN CANDIDATES CCMING Doug Jones supports Von Sandifcr as her name is Called. 1960 Queen Pat Wllite awaits the decision witH Dr. Landrum Queen Von and her escort and Dick Evans. reign over the dance. 73 A month's production work was climaxed by the Thespian production of L'Our Townf, as that or- ganization's maj o r publicly-viewed activity of 1961-62. The Thornton Wilcler play, directed by Mrs. Carolyn Grillo, employed many dramatic veterans of Spring Branch High School in its presentation. Mood, an important aspect of the play, so suc- cessfully created by the drama department in HOur Townfgwas perhaps the most notable achievement of a monthls hard work. OUR TOW K The S. S. Brigade was the title of this yearis Bruin Brigade Follies. The annual talent show, sponsored by the Bruin Brigade, was held Decem- ber 8-9. Among the acts this year were the traditional chorus line of Senior Brigade officers, a dance by the Brigade twirlers, modern jazz routines by Bar- bara Alford, Linda Hayden, and Vivian Souther- land. Comic skits by Mike Mclver and Johnny McRae. ballet dances by Diane Lavely, and music by the Del Reyes and the Enchanters. TQ S. SADE CHRISTMAS CONCERT 4'Fanfare for Christmas Dayf a candlelight processional, opened the Fifth Christmas Concert. The choir presented a program of sacred music by such composers as Zoltan, Kodaly, Randall Thompson, and Olaf and Paul Christiansen. This was followed by such popular favorites as HSleigh Ridef' 'LThe Christmas Songf, HWhite Christmasf, and others. The concert was concluded with the choiris traditional benediction, '6Beautiful Saviora, with Betty Huebner as soloist. lm Q Sf ' r 5 J , 5 lxl ii CHRISTMAS DANCE Snow Ball Royalty Students were entertained at the annual Snow Ball Christmas Dance at Sandy Lakes Country Club on December 23. Santa Claus put in an appearance and gave away prizes for lucky winners. Highlighting the evening were the crowning of the Snow King and Queen, Chris Faught and Ginny Ceneser. 8l , 1 X I 4 t 4 L f' f A f 1, ,v f .f f' , ir, 4 I if f If 1 f .1 J X 4, f A J 4 1 1 I 1 ,f MWA 1 1, w Www! lwwwl ' I :nz .Quay Lemojh ffgwigl 74 aff uw moss, we WM Ufyffga 7521? HM DW Ofwwlf QWQLQM 491754, mf MMM V5Qi?ff'M'Mf WM MMJ'f?L'4l 443, gwm fl fw22FOOTBALL B NQLlETWf74W744'ff Mmm? film, ww wwww ,M Mbdagfffaffw if Mn! if 4000 fZ,f!jU!f!Qli6W 227211 E641 Ja Wvgvfffg L476' fnfpaal if fl Eyaffffwf Jn9ff4 9ffZ i ' ao' 9 f X N wwf fwwfdw W5 MWWWW WQMM M040 ,Muff Wgfykvcif JM 2120226 dffwiwff QQAQLZY iw! Q9 M60 !vzWQ54!'JQQ40 Zafmgey - toil 0 all ose who srove for S ring , 7? 1 WZW7? add r04Z6' jfZf recognition ton the footliall field waz re-Ai2Zd warded in anuar' a the nnua ruin ri a e- . 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Lf 1 ffl-ff ' gf.JlCy.z !-'L f' L' L C I rf fficfj- Under the direction of Mrs. Edelweiss Ames, the Junior class Was united in its principal project I of1961,-62. 2'4',,Z,, 'er weeks of rehearsal and staging, Wfeen 'Timew was presented as the Class of 1963's con- ' Vtfrilgution to the theatrical entertainment of the year. id fi!-Xvlteenage comedy by Anne Coulter Martens, J 'figifeen Timef' in a two-night stand, kept the audi- C G 0 - V C'Q1i'c'ejiT1'rilled and delighted. ffv. UC f'f5Yerhaps one of the most extensive advertising 1 tLfLt,t,,4.Q,ampaigns seen at Spring Branch was launched by the juniors, who made the words Wfeen Time ggiseen not only from wall to wall, but from sweat L shirts to tennis shoes as Well. , , ' 4 K ,j 'lr gyfe, kf,'L,f KZ! .4 r4K?t!f- ,476 7fLfQ . fl 'Af K zlf fl' gl' 19.4 . c tl lil!! L. , L, Z t7f 5 QV4: ls? flff !,,7 ,i , fl Q, LM, J' x' Auf' X447 , 4 1 4: 5' 'fra 'Zed , 1 f , ,.. 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X Y. gf 'N 4 rv , r xi .Q J ,X 1. 4 X, X x 1 A V 1 as Q1 f by J X XL of VV AY' X N V . 1 X,qQ,fQ,w YD diva .PJ D f Athletics THE I96 THE MEN BEHIND THE BEARS FTW ef Coach D:-11 rell fully - ' Coach J im Boucher Coach John Garrison Coach Joe Taylor RLIIN VARSITY E5 1 q n, W . V, 4,-.4 N 5' 'ff , 111, fi 1, P , fm , . K X ,Q 5 x n --. :i ,j ,Jw n al K, -,A ,W wx. MCI3 ,gqyvy WM . , K tn.,-P ii? N H '13 N 'wr 'N as 3 Hu...-...x - ., -' Q K 7 ,A -, . , n , ,Z . . 1 ww, ,W X A., , L Q I H --.,.. .. 1' X ,Qu as 'Sw -Y' iii if 5. M I ,iw . ,, .:,. 3,-, .,,:,v.-,:, K M ,,,. if 5 4 f A .,,, ,. B011 Smlfh A vw- -- f V . Sam Adalr f 1 gf fn- K -v-f -1 W'-5',f54,'Tq ,V ., , , , , As V --1, s y ..,,: ' is . - ' 'Sw i sg K . '--. nf ' g ' 5 , Q .'1.'Z:1.r52'f f- 71 s v! ' . 59 , L ':. Lfiiaeiaiai.. ' is O 5 Don Kennedy in ,- Sandy Bahm Skip Walters Will McKenny , 3 1 in U-E572 , W ,f We ,T i as .xl-' S if S .33 f.,- 5 . :f Q 5 , , , M '51 , Chris Alford Quarterback Larry Balley Rodney Barrett Fuzzbaek Gmd VVAV N V,, i Bob Barnett . ::- A Guard ?i? if if R19 f. 5' 5, ,'f. ', 2 gi X ff .. ! Q f Ronnie Brown Frank Boni Quarterback Halfback M S ,Q Eugene Hogue Tackle J eff Hammond End A ,.L,. A Edward Bourke .V ,. Halfback on 5' r ,. Bob Gardner Rocky Goodman Q Guafd Center ooke rkkr . A aerur'r , ,L 5 . M Stan Champion A 91 W A Vernon Huse Tackle ,Q Jerry Jeane Q ' 1. 'f End V ii A Don Kooser Bill Hunter Emi Halfback A ff W K , ..,..,,, u,.V or 1': Jack Howe - ig 'f ' sw , Tackle fi ' of i if , an o,:: A n' - :V , WWWS Richard Kenny -ii ' Tackle V germ? KCHSCY Dennis King 94 uar . 5, my 1. - ',M', use if. ig, ' A '- ' L,.,- 22,2 .Refi Q reitf xxx . James Kutner 'K .4 5, 12 53.-3': A Fullback f 1 c - 4 L-', p .V . Ike Lucas . Bob Mlller ' Quarterback Halfback . g 1 ,.,,. L f K Tom McNeil ' ,J Q Hazfback 'f ,,f?::vV-AE. V . , Steve Nahors .loe Ruland Hamm I i A L Tackle W' QP- ' .lames Trotter Louis Pyle . Center Guard K 12.42 gi ' M mf 5' 5 igafw Eels. 1 t w 7 V + t ... gf W .filf ft Barry Sides Mike Stentz ' D kk. . E nd Guard 'E Roy Truitt End es ,Q Sf , ..... M y ii V- - Y Q . H , is f 5, Q1 vw- - gi, l Gene Sebastion , Center 'Ayi 'S ef f M S .M ,Q 2 We Tom Whelan F UllI711Ck M. Winterhalter Q I Tackle ,Q , MF, .. Robert nes iii ,,,. wg fy En 'Q' '95 -it d Richard Vestal Quarterback V gllclzjgtkowski X Tom Wilson - Bob Wimmer A , , K if wi J V, L,, W in Quarterback Q F ullback 9 5 BEARS SHUT OUT OAK CLIFF I9 0 yr f H .av ,I Spring Branch opens the sea on in ln h fashion Spring Branch opened its 1961 sea- son at Dallas by shutting out S.0.C. 19-0. The Bears' first TD was obtained when Ike Lucas crossed the goal line after going 11 yards on a roll-out. Later, Lucas spotted a bulls-eye pass to Steve Nabors, who was in the end zone, for the second tally. Nabors then scooted 18 yards around' left end for the third and final score. Although the Dallasites ruled the game in statistics, they failed to pene- trate past the Bears' 20-yard line. BRUINS BLA K PASADENA 25-O L f.. Quarterback Ike Lucas, passed and ran to pace the Bears to their four touchdowns. Lucas, first TD pass came in the opening quarter to Halfback Steve Nabors, complete from the 22. Another Lucas-to-Nabors touchdown aerial in the same quarter was set up by a pass intercepted by Linebacker Barry Sides on the 22. The touchdown pass was from the 18. ln the second period another Bear touchdown was set up by Fullback Bobby Wimmer, who went on a 30-yard sprint through the center. Two plays later, Lucas passed complete to Halfback Bob Miller from the nine-yard line. In the third quarter, a fumble was recovered by Larry Bailey. Bill Hunter Went 29 yards for the final touchdown. Pasadena crossed the mid-field stripe only twice. ,L .ry-is .f-avi' if ww , I ,,.,.pz! '1'p an T ' Q y:w,ag4y,,,lZ,1g. -,w'?iz..1' 7 .ages '-. ,ig Vx. . X .jfi V 0 -f Mir It A U -I .X H, VL , Q.. ww... 55271. A ...mmf , :wi W M we 3 -wma c -J.?51v'eL eft'Mm27'- WL M' , lx, f Bears demonstrate fine teamwork! RAY STINGS BLUE I2-O ' . i 'WW Lh' T , - . 1 V 5 - A W Wm , i ' we as D-. . ...fp .Y . I V' i W MM' I f es S ts.. 'L A+... . I iskbwewwa.. ., I ? Lucas clears the way for Nabors long run. Corpus Christi's W. B. Hay Texans lived up to their Stale rating at Spring Branch as they shut out the Bears 12-0 before 10,500 fans. The Texans struck for their tallies in the first quarter with the first touchdown being run when Ray in- tercepted a Bear pass and ran 62 yards to paydirt. Spring Branch controlled the hall only four plays before lke Lucas punted to the Bay 41. The Texans drew 30 yards worth of penalties, but they picked up 25 to set the offensive gears in mesh once again. Ray scored on a 40 yard pass to the end zone. That was the end of the scoring for the evening, hut Spring Branch was a constant threat to the Texans throughout the last three quarters. Thoughtful pre-game moments. LLOBOS BOW TO BEARS I2 8 Spring Branch posted their third victory of the year as they outlasted the Lobos, 12-8. Spring Branch scored its two touchdowns before the Lobos could mount a touchdown drive. The Bears struck for their first score in the final four minutes of the second quar- ter when Fullback Tom Whelan pushed over from six yards out. The score was set up when Barry Sides recovered a Longview pass at the Lobo six-yard line. A recovered fumble also set up Spring Branch's second touchdown of the evening. End Roy Truitt recovered the fumble on the Longview four-yard line and Quarterback Ike Lucas provided the score two plays later. Longview's lone tally came in the final quarter on a pass to the end zone. Lucas prepares to pass. TLILLEYMEN SMASH VICTORIA 26-O lf. Q-' Alford gains valuable yardage. Sgtwimwwwixf wtf' .,LW t H., l ll 'Hx Spring Branch hacked out a worlctnanlike, 26-0 victory led by a slippery little fullback just a few days removed from the B team. ln his first varsity start, Sebastion punched across Spring Branchis opening two touchdowns and rambled 98 yards in 26 Carries. Another methodical procession made it 20-0 after intermission. Steve Nahors scored the touchdown on a drive from the one. 'lhe final touchdown was scored when Wilson charged across from the six to make it 26-O. Wilson breaks through the line while Sebastian blocks. I00 Q5 sm' M ft.. V.- rt ,,,,,,,V,,,,k- Hunter fights through Victoria's defense. SQ BIG BLUE ROUT BELLAIRE 34-0 Brown holds for Hunter's kick. If there is any weakness in the Spring Branch football team, the Bellaire Cardinals couldn't find it. Rated as a mild six-point favorite at kickoff, coach Darrell Tully's lightning-fast Bears paid little atten- tion to a touted Cardinal eleven and a Friday-the-13th jinx to completely humiliate the Cards, 34-0. Sebastion ran an 80-yard touchdown scamper, and then Ike Lucas faked a kick and handed off to Nabors who sped 56 yards down the sideline to score. Wimmer ran for the extra point. A 69-yard drive, capped by Bill Hunteris seven-yard burst over right tackle, gave the Bears their third touchdown and a five-yard run by Wimmer capping a 65-yard drive made it 28-0 with 15 seconds left in the third quarter. The third unit put the final score across as quarterback Tommy Wilson passed 26-yards to Bill Miller with 3:35 left to play. Bears show good offensive,play. BRLIINS WIN O ER AUSTIN I3-S Nahors charges down the field for a large yardage gain. Bears marked up a second straight victory in district play by a narrow margin over Austin. Spring Branch pulled ahead in the first quarter with a touchdown by Hunter and the extra point by Nabors. Mus- tangs rallied hack in the second quarter to take the lead '8-T. Austin held their lead until late in the third quarter when Lucas passed 13 yards to Nabors for the tally, making the final score 13-8. Nabors is stopped by the Mustangs. BEARS RUN OVER SAN JAC 56 O Bob Sebastian began the Bear scoring by run- ning 46 yards to paydirt with Steve Nabors kick- ing the extra point. Nabors went over for the second TD. In the second period Varsity newcomer, Paul Fry, plunged from the one and added two extra points. Sebastian made a spectacular 80-yard run for another TD, and Nabors ran for two to give the Bears a 29-0 halftime lead. After the intermission, Fry scored on a 34- yard run, and Sebastian tallied another TD with Tom McNeil kicking the point. In the final quarter Sebastian scored twice on runs of 1 and 46 yards, and McNeil made both kicks good, leaving the score at 56-0. A sure catch for the Bears' BLUE SHUT OUT JQNES I8-O Nabors runs final yards for halftime lead. The Spring Branch Bears posted their sixth shut out of the season as the Bruins trounced the Jesse Jones Falcons, 13-0. Midway in the first period Tom McNeil's punt died on the Jones,one. Jones punted it back to the Falcon 32 where six plays later lke Lucas plunged over from the one to climax the 32-yard Bear drive and put the Spring Branch team out in front 6-0. The Bears moved 60 yards to pay dirt in the second quarter with Steve Nabors taking a pitchout from Lucas for the final 10 yards to give the Bruins a 12-0 halftime lead. ln the final period McNeil punted the ball 58 yards to the Jones two. The Falcons booted it out to the ,Tones 33 where on first down Lucas passed 17 yards to Jerry Jeane at the Jones 16. Two plays later Lucas took the ball over from T yards out to close the scoring, Spring Branch 18, Jones 0. Boni clears the field for fine Bear action. BEARS TOMAHAWK LAMAR 9-6 'tx The plays that won a championship. The Spring Branch Bears took the Lamar Redskins, 9-6, and the District 10-4A championship at Delmar Stadium. For three quarters it looked like Spring Branch's second period safety might mean the difference until the Bears scored the winning TD in the fourth period. The Blue safety came when Bob Barnett and Bob Gardner blocked a Lamar punt at the Redskin 26 and chased the ball in and out of the end zone to give the Bears a 2-0 halftime lead. Bob Wimmer scored from the one early in the fourth period and Steve Nabors kicked to put Spring Branch out in front, 9-0. lke Lucas chalked up 64 of the Bruins' 88-yard drive, passing to Nabors for a spectacular 38-yard gain. Lamar recovered a Bear fumble on the Blue 2-L in the last minute to set up the lone Redskin score with Bill Wylie going the last 10 for the tally, but it wasn't enough for the Indians. Final scoreg Spring Branch 9, Lamar 6. 4 A ,, A y ff WN, 4 Q JLINIQR VARSITY The Spring Branch Junior Varsity up-ended Reagan by a 26-0 count to take the JV City Championship before 500 cold, wet fans at Delmar Junior Field on November 22. The little Bears drove 60 yards to pay dirt with the opening kickoff. Eldon Hinds carried the final 16 yards for the TD with 8:56 left in the first quarter. The 'second Bruin touchdown came with only 49 seconds left in the first half, with Jackie Hall running 61 yards for the score. In the third quarter the Bears drove from the Reagan 34. Jackie Boyd Went over from the 11 and Jackie Hall carried for the two-point conversion. Steve Smith closed the scoring with a 51-yard touchdown run, after Hall stopped Reagan's most serious threat with a pass interception on the Bruin 11. The final score: Spring Branch 26, Reagan 0. SOPHS The Spring Branch sophomore grid team, coached by Mr. Joe Moss, closed out their season on November 7, with an 8-6 victory over Brazosport on the mud-bound Exporter home field. The win over Brazosport left the Sophs, who were beaten only by Jones, 8-1-1 for the year. BASKETBALL The Bears had their most successful season in the round- hall sport during the winter of ,6l-'62. Under the guidance of Coach Hal Lambert, the Blue and White rolled to a 29-9 year record and an 8-4 second place finish in the 10-AAAA. Few were able to mark the win column against the Bears while they took wins from many. Only Austin was able to beat the Blue twice, but the Bears also took two from the Mustangs including a win in the Bear Backer Tournament. Ben Arning became the first Spring Branch player to win the scoring title for his district. Arning was also named to the All-Star Team of the 10-AAAA. All in all it was a very good season. Coach Hal Lambert OPPONENT San Jacinto ,, Westbury .A,7,, Austin ,,7,, Lamar , Bellaire ,,,.., Jones ,,,.v,.. . ...,. San Jacinto Westbury .,..,,,, Austin .,...,.. Lamar ...., Bellaire Jones SEASON RECORDS VARSITY B TEAM BEARS OPPONENT OPPONENT BEARS OPPONENT 25 43 48 48 50 49 47 32 44 44 43 50 San Jacinto Westbury ,,,, Austin ,,,,,,, Lamar Bellaire ,,.,, J ones ,l,.,,.... . .... T San Jacinto Westbury ,,,r Austin ,,,,,.. Lamar Bellaire , Jones L Arning tips another 2 points in. l s Coach Gary Griffin VARSITY PL YERS Miller takes another rebound. .,M Crcculaw shoots for a sure two points DISPLAY TALE T Greenlaw fights for a rebound. McNeill shoots against Westbury TRACK wwe, Kooser shows fine hurtling ability. Sprinters take off! TENNIS Coach H Brant Holland displays tennis ability. Doug Jones awaits beginning serve Coach Heinman V o II6 w if GOLF ,oo ,ZX .5 J Coach John Garrison 55 wi Spring Branch golfers show champion ship drives. SWIMMING ,Qu ,hu .3 an ,Mil Jr , I ,Vi iv as . Divers. L. to R.: Billy Illg, Jac Skogland, Erm-st Jageler. Coach E. A. Snapp , 1 E --.w..,e,,W 'xT..I:31 WL. M WL --f---...mm W 'Ar-v Senior Three Year Lettermen, L. to R.: Spillane, Wil liams, Jageler, and Rogers. Co-Captains Thompson and Spillane I Q l II9 . .J K ' ' AQ' fzliwf rg if X .-.--.1 ,.,...,.. Q-..- 1 v QW? If 4 4 . 5 v 0 n -u M-nun-an-mug, we-M 11191 x tx- V4 Q 'i x L I F A 3 I A w F! if -V A 5 H f i , ,f 'f 'www 5 , iv ek f, .- 5 ? J xg ??f?3E fy W- V? 551' 1 Q ,S 7' ' ' ii , .195 i Lis. n I 3. - ' 3' A Y- f - 2 Q? if Y jew: me if f fe X S fe F ,gf QQISISW , W, A fp? - - sggP,,gQ5fg55 emma' A H. f 'hwy Q S 2.32 a 1 6 :Mg n fwgg,:gA 4 lx wa. - 1 ,Q ,Ira 4. L. to R.: Steve Nabors, Bob Wimmer, Bob Sebastian, Richard Vestal, Ike Lucas Q? I ! l Rx. Carolyn Schroeder, Managerg Mildred Elkins, Coach B TEA A TEAM 30' fl ' , ', folfi, i1'g.'.'eLv,L ' I . :atv 5 .vkmjry - - . t'K1, . ,b- ug 92 fa 4' v 5 A UT!! linux ii? .wlioz I 'E 4 .iw ii? fi 'Ai Q Grganizations Roberta Palmay, editor BRUI editor ,.,., , 7,,,,7 ,, , associate editors circulation manager business manager 7 ,.cc , copy editor r , ,A art editor ,,,,.v sports editor administration faculty ,,,,,,,,.,, activities .,..,,,,. organizations ,,,,., senior class ,,..c junior class ,.,v. ,t,, sophomore class ,,,.t, EDITORIAL STAFF My Q, rv- A ' 1 'wax' M,,-f - , Charlottee Pearson, Patty Curran, as- sociate editors I 26 sponsor .KK XM , Marinel Chambers, subscription and circula- tion managerg Patty Paul, business manager W Roberta Palmay Patty Curran Charlotte Pearson Marinel Chambers , Patty Paul .. Carolyn Schwer , Bill Luft Doug Kelbough Sandra Deane Elaine Lindsay Derek Bennett Sharon Rae Pam Pressley Linda Leonard Betty Reimer ,f ii D ' S' 35 x,!4. 3 N, 4' J Jr ti , gl vi? f, New fp - git H ,gi Mrs. Elaine Pritchett, The Bruin Staff members spent the months from September to February compiling material that would present a lasting picture for the students of their school year. The year was clirnaxed for the Bruin staff with the production of the Annual Beauty and Brawn Pageant. The Show, 6'Comics On A Caper, was entirely written and produced by yearbook workers. Carolyn Schwer, copy editor L. to R.: Sonny Pollard, sports copy editorg Doug Kelbough, sports editor Qu it lass editors, L. to R.: Betty Reimer, Pam Pressley, Shirley larmichael if-4, g Bill Luft, art editor Stephen Douglass photographer Ken Johnsen, photographers BE R FACTS Lynn Bruce and Patty Paul, co-editors Cliff Cox, sports editor, and Sharon Butler activities editor Every Week is hectic for the school's budding jour- nalists as they produce wfhe Bear Facts for some 1,000 subscribers. The bi-weekly publication has two purposes-its own excellence as a learning vehicle and the informing of the students. As reporters pound their beats rustling up news for their share of the paper, t.he staff performs the duties of making-up The Bear Facts? The result is an all- student newspaper conveying the news of the school to the student body. FALL SEMESTER Patty Curran, asso- ciate editorg Char- lotte Pearson, busi- ness managerg and Marinel Chambers, circulation editor-in-chief Kris Beman, managing editor Maureen Cassidy, L. to R.: Sharon Butler, features editorg Emma Lee Binion, news editorg Shir- ley Carmichael, society editorg Cliff Cox, sports editor. AJ SPRING SEMESTER Z Q: 'X 9 V ' ff . 15,-I' -EWS 4:56 ' iii? . HRW., f ' 3 - rl' ' Mrs. Francine Petruzzi, sponsor mQ wi! Q H595 4 Q 'VM l 5 F STLIDE Striving to create a working relationship between the student body and the faculty, the Student Council meets regularly throughout the year. This organization or- ganized and sponsored many of the school activities during the year, including Sophomore Orientation Day, designed specifically to aid the new students in getting acquainted with school routinesg Career Day, master- fully organized to bring professionals in many fields in conference with the students of all classesg and school elections. This year they initiated the program of per- sonal Welcoming of new students. Left above: Senior representatives Left: .lunlor representatives Below: Mrs. Margaret Luther and Mrs. Annice Eccles, sponsors. IOLINCIL Right: Sophomore representatives Below, L. to R.: Andy Welch, vice- presidentg Mrs. Luther, sponsorg Nancy Henderson, treasurerg Suzie Cunning- ham, secretary, Bob Greenlaw, parlia- mentariang Donna Middlehurst, Senior class representative, Don Eggleston, .lunior class representative, Dick Evans, presidentg Mrs. Eccles, sponsorg Charles Untermeycr, Sophomore class representative. p ,,....-.v-1 V Junior members Mr. Rex Fleming, sponsor L, Q. N L. Sophomore mvmbers ' s N I32 , fi 5 1 1 if wks - -up A My Q QQ, .3 E ORENSIC LE GLIE The National Forensic League is well-known in Houston area and Texas tournament circles as Sweepstakes winner. In the 1961-62 season Spring Branch debaters and thespians took the sweepstakes in almost every tournament to which the coaching team of Fleming-Grillo sent a full squad. ln the national finals last June, Ray Needham and his partner Lonnie Harper won second place. The fifth annual Spring Branch Speech Tournament in January proved one of the most widely-attended and well received ofthe year. Senior Members K i. hu , A bf L. to R.: Marilyn Crocker, corresponding secrctaryg Dean R i n d y, reporter-historiang Barbara Colton, recording sec- retaryg Ray Needham, presi- dentg Ann Bybee, treasurer. I33 Sophomore members Mrs. Carolyn Crillo, sponsor m -L -1 Q 4.- , gr A - lr M , m i . 7 fx, Junior mcmlwrs '34 Senior members 1' f Am? L. t0 R.: Freddy Gorman, Vice-prvsidentg Janiw Rodnwick, his!rv1'1ru1-repmwlt-1'g Carolyn Johns, secretary-treasurer: Huh:-rt Ilumrmzk, prvsidrerrt. THESPIANS 4'Our Towuf' presented in December, highlighted the year for the Thes aians. The Jroduction climaxecl two mouths of I I hard work. Comnosins an im ortzmt Jurt of the sreech scuad, the r P I drama students have led our svhool to Victory. Many dl'2lI113. students ended the Year bv resuming HR01IlLlI1Off and Julictn . . P r for competition. 3 an 3 A ly .ig L. to R.: Freddy Gorman, presidentg .lanet Allen, treasurerg Robert Free, vice-presi- dentg and Cathy Woodruff, secretary. O mlm 1 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY Citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service are the personal qualities necessary for admittance in the National Honor Society. The faculty selects 15W of the senior class and 10fZn of the junior class each year for membership. In the spring the members are initiated in a formal candlelight ceremony which leaves a lasting impression with each one. In schools throughout the nation the NHS signifies excellence in character and ability. -4 i- WE? i is 'mf V5 N. Whit i f Av M2 ...-uf' f,Cfff-:fL Mr. Warren Alexander, Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson, sponsors Miss Anne Wood, sponsor Cf Q V W J w L. to R.: Mary Jo Maki, treasurerg Karen Gilbert, vice-presidentg Sally Douglas, sec- retaryg Pencie Pearson, president. I38 HUM A Commencement Dance sponsored by Chums, senior girls, or- ganization, ends graduation for all seniors and their dates. This event also concludes the Chum-sponsored activities for the year. The Twirp Dance in the fall and the Bermuda Day activities in the spring are also sponsored by the Chums. For a Christmas project, the Chums adopted needy families and supplied them with food, clothes, toys, and money. Mrs. Rosie Lewis, Mrs. Evelyn Hood, sponsors Dav SCHOLARS Coats and ties distinguished the Scholars on Fridays as they continued to promote school spirit. Other service projects per- formed hy this senior boysl club this year included the spon- soring of fire drills, patrolling of the halls during pep rallies, and the building and guarding of the Homecoming Bonfire. The Scholars also sponsored a dance to raise money for their school gift. L. to R.: Frank Boni, presidcntg Chris Faught vice-presidentg Steve 'Nabors, secretary-treasurerg Vernon Husc, sergeant-at-armsg Executive Plan ning Comnnttuc: Jeff Longuett, Sonny Pollard Logan Pettit. CONCERT CHOIR le! Wg wa -W V. li fa 1 , x V , E 'z mis:-z,,EvQ?,GgmEt V N : M iss Coloma I .ufl1'r1y. 9 5 , f K 5 Une ,, ,V mf s fp fvlui 512115 flirefriur ln both the Christmas and Easter Concerts, the Choir provided its au- diences with many moods of music. The Thanksgiving program was held exclusively for the student body. The choir also presented a concert at Texas A. S4 M. this winter. Officers, L. Io R.: Carol Sewell, sccretaryg Paul Boehm, vice-prcsidentg Royce Milling, student director, Pete Styratt, president, Adcll McClenrlon, accompaniment. Section Leaders GIRLS PERFQRMING CHOIR The newly organized male double quartet of the Spring Branch Concert Choir, consisting of Royce Milling and Paul Boehm, first tenorsg Burgess Bostock and John Allen, second terrors, Mike Parsons and Richard Fischer, baritonesg and Will lVlcKenney and Jimmy Barrett, basses, along with the Girls' Performing Choir par- ticipated in two concerts during the month of March. On March 10, they gave separate concerts at the Curriculum Fair, and on March 16, they presented their concerts at the Boy Scout Cod and Country Awards Banquet, held at Camp Hudson. DOUBLE QLIARTET SCIE TIFIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY E l1 l ' l gf l so t ., ...H Z! f, , .5 M ,... 3 2 , o . . t. 1 ' T ' SW' 'iff 'Wifi- Mrs. Dorothy Rae and Mrs. Jess Anthony sponsors. L. to R.: Sharon Rae, vice-preside-ntg Bill Folk, presidentg Dec Boren, reporterg Donna Mitldleliurst, secretary. Designed to benefit students With a sincere desire to learn more about science and philosophy, SAPS hears speakers on such subjects as medicine, philosophy. meteorology, geology and astronomy at the bi-monthly meetings. tt.. 'ia Wlwk' rx i l -.Y 1-w 4' i l fl ..t t an ,mfwww 1 .., fQ..t.,g ,. ,..:.. ,, . .... .,..' ' ' V .f MU ALPH TH ET !Iiss Raneen Mullins and Miss Anne Woocl, ponsors. 'Ste ai was L. to R.: Bob Greenlaw, presidentg Susan Bonner, secretaryg ,lohn Gaye, lreusurvrg Russell Johnson, xice-presidenl. Mu Alpha Theta is an honor society for mathematics students which meets every two weeks in conjunction with SAPS to stimulate interest in science and mathematics. Speakers from business and education addressed the joint meetings throughout the year. 2 I47 President Sandy Bahm and Mr. Mac Goldsby, Kiwanis sponsor. gf. A at XJ 'Yi' 'N KEY CLUB Key Club, a boys' service organization, has aided the school with its contribution of the football cannon to bol- ster spirit and the sectioning of the student parking lot to lessen confusion. Members of the club also assisted with Career Day activities. As a charity project the Key Club supplied food for a needy family at Christmas. Z Mr. Ed Wilhelm, sponsor I48 L. to R.: Jay Perry, junior representativeg Sandy Bahm, presidentg Andy Welcli, vice-presidentg Stan Champion, treas- urerg John Sloan, sophomore representative. 'SWWW r. it 1+ Miss Martha Chanibless, sponsor R L. to R.: Doug Jones, treasurerg Von Sandifer secretaryg Allen Sessions, prcsidentg Connie Roe vice-prcsidentg Mike Stentz, sergeant-at-arms. An interest in history is the main requirement of a Junior Historian. This club tries to unearth his- torical findings and to gain more knowledge of history. This year Junior Historians visited the Six Flags Over Texas exposition and participated in the annual state convention in Austin. As a service project Junior Historians purchase a book each month for the school library. i 'i 9 l 0 Mfs 'staff' TRI-HI-Y Miss Raneen Mullins and Miss Doroth Wilson, sponsors. One of the most active service organizations at Spring Branch is the YMCA-sponsored Tri-Hi-Y. This girls' or- ganization has had many projects this year, notably the giving of provisions for a merry Christmas to a needy L. to R.: Marinel Chambers, reporterg Pam Hughes, vice-presidentg Carolyn Strickland, presidentg Susan Torn, secretaryg .lill Far- ren, chaplain: Nancy Henderson, treasurer. - I50 3 family, keeping score for Special Education bowling, and the sending of representatives to the Youth and Govern- ment workshop in Austin. The boosting of school spirit is a continuing project for the girls of Tri-Hi-Y. HI-Y SPRING, L. to R.: Sonny Pollard, parliamentariang Ray Truitt, president: Greg Thompson, secrctaryg Dick Weekley, chaplain: Charles Tatumg Andy Parsons, reportvrg Drew Patterson, vice- FALL: t0 R-I JHIWC Stewart, fff'USUYPTZ TOYPITIY Pilgelv f9P0Tt6f presidentg Don Egg1leton,I1't-asurer. Ray rlruitt, secretaryg Dick We-1-klt-y, vice-prt-sidentg Don Eggleton pri-sidt-nt. In its third year of organization, the Hi-Y, sponsored by the YMCA, continued in its goal to promote Christian ethics in school life. Members attended the annual uYouth in Covernmentw conference in Austin. This event gives high school students a chance to participate in State government. C R5 W vw, Mr. Warrfwn Alexander, sponsor ,I 'iii' L'-I .a mr.: 2' 1 if.: Q I5I axe, ,fim 5 it l 3,6 Mr. Blagg and Dr. Blair, sponsors as X ' vi -...ff LOS OSCS mf l ! 't L. to R.: Doug Jones, vice-presidentg Andrea Willbanks, treasurerg Bill Folk presidentg John Abbott, sccrutary. Los Osos, the Spanish Club, was organized to promote interest in the Spanish-speaking countries of the world. At the monthly meetings the members of the club enjoy speeches, films and later recreation. The annual Christmas party at which each member contributed food for the needy and joined to climax the evening with Spanish carols, and the speech made by Heloisa Oliver about Brazil highlighted the year. I x Miss Pauline Benoit, sponsor AMITIE L. to R.: Judy Austin, treasurerg Cameron Graham, vice-presidentg Susan Bonner, secretaryg Lynnetle Tsiang, historiang Clifford Nihols, presidcntg Susie Cunningham, vice-president. C'Amitie,7' the French Club, strives to promote interest in France through its many activities. During the year the members attended the opera, 'gFaust,,' saw various educational French films, and held a banquet with French cuisine, in the spring. Spring Branchis French foreign exchange student, Daniel Droulers, is an honorary member of 4'Amitie. sung mmm af: , :yn L , j.T1.,,'j'fbH ,Arif if . KcxL,yr 1 7' ,Q 1. 5, 'e yiee 4 P' .1 .L i .EF X ' ' A .'.' ,uf ff 'I5 4 ,ff Q M f.1i , , 'i ,fl LQ ma ew L . Q, .3 M -I 15:-I ,Ag N., 4,4-1 r . -- if of aw, , , .25 , .S ' 'g ,jf : ir- .. ff, ' W ., A ,, if f may ,Qi - .jg-W-3 I .L ,S 1 , H ,bg V ,ji g- 3- 4. ' L 1 , '-1 ti . um K M m,,,,r. Mrs. Josephine Healy, sponsor l54 LATIN CLUB Newly organized this year, the Latin Club meets once a month. Special programs on the classics are held. A Latin banquet was held on the Ides of March. L. to R.: Larry Wilkerson, presidentg Pam Pressley, treasurerg Bobbie MacPherson, program chaxrmang Cliff Cox, program chairmang Nancy Larson, secretary. my it , -. ., Q tx ,M Q- V , . A .A , A , zaisgism tix SQA Mrs. Marian Mcllhaney, sponsor C.S.U. Christian Student Union endeavors to promote Christian fellowship and devotion in high school. The club features outstanding speakers at the weekly meetings which begin at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesdays. L. to R.: Martha McClintock, vice-presi- dentg Barney Giesen, presidentg Von Sandi- fer, treasurerg Kathy Alford, secretary. Mrs. Allra Hamman, sponsor I56 F.H.A Mrs. Rosemary Anderson, sponsor '4Toward new horizonsl' is the meaningful motto of the Future Homemakers. Through the organization the girls learn appreciation for the importance of a democratic home and active community life. Members won awards for their culinary arts at Houston's Interna- tional Trade and Travel Fair, September 25. L. to R.: Mickey Atkinson, vice-presidentg Linda Tautenhahn, parliamentariang Pam McKinley, vice-president, Ig Janie Sandall, vice-president, Hg Karen Shedd, secretaryg Roberta Weidenmeyer, historiang Kris Way', treasurer. -sd? ts. Mrs. Ruth Bailey sponsor F.F. . Mr. :Xrnos Adams. sponsor Developing interest in agriculture is the main purpose of the Future Farmers of America. The Spring Branch Chapter carries out many agricultural experiments on their 33-acre demonstration farm on Katy Road. Members entered divisions in the Houston Fat Stock Show. 1 L. to R.: Jim Sallcy, presidentg Jimmy Adams, treasurerg James Messer, sentinelg Ronnie Head, secretary. Jim Salley shows prize animal. 59 V E 3 2 Q i 5 , f Q ff i FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Striving to promote teaching as a ca- reer, the FTA members sell donuts to pro- vide a scholarship for some deserving member. The year was highlighted by the District Convention in Dickinson, the an- nual classroom teaching in elementary school, and the state convention in Austin. Miss Reeves and Miss Edgar, sponsors L. to R.: Von Sandifer, vice-presidentg Patsy Evans, secretaryg Elaine Lindsay, treasurerg Lois Files presldent 'E' f' 5 ---agus' 1 FUTURE URSES OF AMERICA , Mrs. Elsie Hicks, sponsor The future members of one of the Worldls most importan professions are the Future Nurses of Spring Branch High Schoof These girls serve the school by working in the clinic and th community by sponsoring an Easter charity project. Money for a scholarship to a worthy senior member of th club was raised hy candy sales this year. ln addition to al these activities, the Future Nurses found time to visit the Texa Womenas University Dormitory in the medical center. L. to R.: Shirley Carmichael, secretaryg Judy Wazel, chap- laing Janice Goodson, treasurerg Alice Scantlin, presidentg '62 Bonnie Riley, sergeant-at-arms. FUTURE DCDCTORS fb 'us A ' l L. to R.: Nancy Henderson, vice-presidentg Larry Moser, presidentg Gayle Duplissey secretary. Emphasizing personal and community health, members of the medics have gathered many important facts about their future careers. fa ,, -of ,.-fi f ,,,,, not , i y l 'W 'E WT if 53 rx i W UHQE1 H ltfi Q3 Miss Jon Catlin, sponsor L. to R.: Martie Harrington 9 secretaryg Rickey Cook, vice- prcsidentg Patty Catlin, re porterg Bo Hatch, president LIBR RY CLUB The Library Club is composed of students who devote their time and efforts to assisting, in the library. The club holds no meetings. Most of the members are regular library aides who work before, during, and after school to help students in their search for knowledge. lb4 pw. + we KA.-'M is DISTRIBLITI E EDUCATIO DECA is the organization, composed of Distributive Education students, which teaches right practices of wa .nv- better business. DE club members were busy on sale projects, the Md? annual employer-employee banquet and other activities throughout the year. 'Ya fs Mrs. Dorothy Miller, sponsor gi Striving to promote musicianship, Co- operation. and sense of responsibility, the Spring Branch High School Band enters into a large number of competitive events throughout the year. Carefully practiced marching routines hy the Marching Band added perfection to half-time shows during thc: football season. Due to the interest and participation in music, two hands-Symphonic and Con- cert!-worlc together as a single unit for marching and separately during concert season. L. to R.: Rohr-rt Free, presidentg Katie Aston. tri-asurerg Sandra Turner, secrclaryg Teddy Schivwitz, vice-prcsidcrlt, PE QQ.i y Band Twirlersz Janet Allen, drum major Symphonic Band Q2 A ff Section L:-uders Mr. Wade Pogue, director P 1-f -y ,J Section Leaders Concert Band Mr. Gerald Clanton, director .,. an M s. I69 U Ft 0 The Bruin Brigade represents Spring Branch on the football field in colorful halftime shows. The Brigade performed at several Houston Oiler games and in the Sam Houston State Teachers College Homecoming Parade. Football Banquet, Spring Formal, Brigade Fol- lies, Brigade Banquet and football dances were among the yearly activities sponsored by the spirit-boosting Bruin Brigade. xy x -w W7 Q fl 2 I Q. K -J nl 'XY IRIGADE Andy Wilcoxin, Cathie Woodruff drum major, fall drum major, spring EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: L. to R.: Sally Douglas, vice-presidentg Paula Larson, secretary: Connie Pomorski, reporterg Carrie Lindsey, presidentg Knot picturedl Robin Huntoon, treasurer. MILITARY OFFICERS TWIRLERS FLAG BEARERS DRI-M CORPS lfION1PANY A 1 Af ,ua Q Z -if 12' mi 2 ff few'as,,w 9,1 i ' aa'2,fzf 'Y - ISL lfffuf ' .. A' ,viz ,N n 1: saw +c +0 X? A ,iff f- ' .W if it QA Q u PK - Wx 1 If I 7.561 1 , . x' M' f f Y! ii x 'Q if W ,Ly iw, wif' W1 My .G i , . x 8,1 I76 l ,,,, .J A - Wm Q X QM , .M-W ' 1 wp mff C asses 'QW if -. A. ,ez s v hd ,A K Q-lhsmss sss was 'F- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ffffflfiy Gorman, presirlvnt Fran Cwergeu, secretary Frank Boni vice- rvsiflfmz Jammu Rodowirzk class rv resentalivc I , P , Mlkv Stcntx, lrvasurvr Donna Middlvlxurst, class representative KHP' John Abbott Jimmy Adams Rita Adams Hex Aikman Kathy Alford Vivian Alldredge Ted Allely Janet Allen John Allen Lucy Allen Cindy Alviset Carol Anderson Clarence Angie Becky Appelt Anne Applebaum Barbara Appleton Virginia Armstro Ken Arnett Ben Arning Barbara Arnold Terry Arthur Katie Aston Danny Atkinson Judy Austin Dayle Bachmann Eddie Bade Linda Badger Bill Bagwell Sandy Bahm Pat Bahr I79 sd- Barlmara Bailey Dianne Bailey n Larry Barley My f 'K Assemblies were important sources by which seniors were informed of scholarship opportunities and ways to plan for college. Glenn Baines Karen Baird David Baker 5. 'I80 Stanley Balceowio Molly Balclwin Dale Ball Jeff Barber Charnell Barron John Barton Billy Barziza Nancy Baschnagel David Bassi Brat Batla Brenda Baxter Carol Beck Sandra Becker Carmen Bellinger Chris Beman Bill Bennett Derek Bennett Ed Berg Dorothy Berger Craig Bickerton Raymond Biggs Stan Blavklock ,lufly Blake Dion Bledsoe Paul Boehm Pat Bohannon Charlene Bolten John Bolton Wanda Bolton Frank Boni Susan Bonner Dee Boren Kenneth Borgfelcl Burgess Bostock Norma Boswell Beverly Bowen Sandra Bowen Linda Bracher Susan Brandstetter Joyce Braunig Kenneth Breaker John Bridges Rick Britton Jerry Brooks Melvin Brooks I8l Linda Buckner Larry Buford Richard Burk J im Burnett Sharon Burns Paul Burris Bonnie Burton Charlene Butler Kathy Butterfield Ronnie Byrne Tommy Caldwell Bill Calhoun I im Calvin Bobbie Cammer Kathy Campbell ,lim Caracla Magreed Carlson Larry Carmichael Shirley Carmichael George Carpenter Phil Carr Ronnie Carr Lynn Carrico Janice Carson Ioan Carter Clyde Caskey Evelyn Cassels Maureen Cassidy Pat Castro Earl Caswell ,lalnes Catalina Maurya Cathey Amanda Caughey Paul Cedergren Kathy Chaddock Tommy Chadwell Marinel Chambers Rupert Chambers Stan Champion Anita Chance Blaine Childers Craig Clark George Clark Ray Clark Ronald Claunch I83 Cary Clayton Brenda Coggeshell Pam Colllns Torn Collins -'V Barbara Colton Betty Conlee Judy Conlee Tommie Ann Ben Conner Larry Conti Evelyn Cook Keith Cook Patty Cook Rickey Cook Robert Cook Steve Cook Carol Cooper Sherry Copeland Janet Coquat Warren Corte Mary Coton Bobby Cox Danette Cox Rita Cox Torn Cox Greer Craig Susan Crandell Galen Crank Vicki Crawford .lane Crews Merto Croes Ronnie Croom Shirley Croy Bill Crump Edward Crump Francis Culver Martha Culver Judy Cunningham Suzie Cunningham Patty Curran Sandra Curtis Randy Dahl Charles Dake Brenda Daniels J im Daniels Larry Darnell Nick Davidson Rick Davis Jeannie Deel Bobbie Delaney Patti Dennison Ken Dickens Robert Dillon I85 I im Diniock be U09 Ray Dixon Al Dobbs Enthusiasm and strong school spirit were evident at every football game. Grady Dodd Mark Donoho Dvelyne Doty ' bv Nl' Q-.af in... Sally Douglas Diane Dowling Dalys Doyle Bette Dozier Susan Drennan Daniel Droulers Keton Dunkerley lVlary Dunning Claude Duplissey Gayle Duplissey Delores Dvorak Bill Dwyer Walter Dyches Pat Dye Doug Dyer Karen Edwards Betty Jean Elledge Billie Ellis Lynne Elmdahl Annette Emery Nancy English Maureen Erwin Way'ne Eure Dick Evans Roger Farley Carolyn Farrack Gwen Farriers Chris F aught Ronnie F elts Richard Ferris Lois Files Ricks Findley Sharon F indley Dee Fischer Richard Fischer John Fisher Venita Fitch Giles Fitzgerald Shelly Fleming John F loeter Eileen Flynn Sue Flynn Bill Folk Ken Ford Pete Forney I87 Bryan Foster Erle Foster Darlene Fowler Steve Franklin Bob Franks Stephanie N ew Franovicb L. l88 Gig Langston demonstrates artistic abilities as class. he sculptures in art Robert Free Linda Freeman Randall Frizzell Teryl Froehner Clayton Fry Lloyd Gabriel Ann Gaines Helen Gaines Carol Gamble Bobby Gardner Sue Gardner Baine Garnett J im Garvin Erin Garwick- John Gay Ginny Geneser Bill George Richard Gheen Melody Gihhens Vonda Gibson Karen Gilbert Mary ,lo Glaze Mike Goddard Faye Godej ohn Tran Goergen Janice Goodson Freddy Gorman John Grace Cameron Graham Connie Grant Bob Greenlaw Harry Greer Nancy Greer Jimmy Gumney Charlotte Gurrech Dolores Gutkowski ,lohn Hackethorn Susie Hadfield Don Hainley Johnny Hale Ronald Hall Sharon Hall Cathy Hamel Jeff Hammond Charles Hammond I89 Robert Hancock Carol Hanson Jane Hare ,ludith Harkey Anxious Beauty and Brawn contestants try to find out what they c expect when it's their turn to go before the Judges' Gary Hast Elaine Hatch Barbara Hatfield Bahs Haverstock Ronnie Head Joan Hedges Shirley Henipel Linda Henderson Nancy Henderson Cathy Henry Steven Herzing Larry Hickson Tommy Highnote Cheryl Hinchman Gene Hogue 3.11 Larry Hokanson Elizabeth Holekarn Brant Holland Donna Holland ,linnny Holmes Mike Hovis Roy Howard ,lack Howe John Hubbard Jane Hubert Glynn Hudson Penn Hughes Julie Humber Robin Huntoon Vernon Huse Diane Hynes Billy Illg Chuck Jackson Glenn Jackson John Jackson Ernest .laegler Sheila Jarrard Marshall ,lard Jaynie Jayne-s Jerry leane Carolyn Johns Charlene Johnson Dick Johnson Russel Johnson Dolly Johs I9l David Jordan Roy Jorgensen Phil Kabine Curtis Kayem Ann Keeler QW James Keeney Richard Keeny Mary Kellogg Art Kelly Don Kennedy Carol Kennerly Paul Kerr Ricky Kessler I im Keys Brownie Kimes Larry Kindred Dennis King Laura King Mike Kirkham Rusty Knapp Sharon Knight Uon Kooser Wlarsha Kraner Saul Krall Esther Krueger Diann Kulhanek Wiley Kuna Robert Kunz Annabelle Laake Nina Laclusch Gloria Lamb Kenneth Lamb Penny Larnpe Bob Lanlpee Sarah Jane Landrum Gig Langston Donna Lansforfl Joe Larkin L3 nne Larson Paula Larson Eve Lash Charles Latimer Bobby Lauter Donys Lefllmetter Janet Leisk Kathy Levy jackie Lewis Jerrie Lewis Phillip Lewis Dolores Liccioni I93 'ee' 'lf if :dbg ...we Lonna Lightbody Curtis Linclernlan Carrie Linclsay Drucilla Lodge Carol Loftiss Jeff Longuet 1- fm. e S Roberta Palmay and Dick Evans along with the rest of thu sluflent body are proud of the Kodiac bear that took its place in the foyer nz-ur the end of last your. Diane Lowe Bohlvy Lorino 4? ..-.QA 'W' Sharon Luck Dorothy Luczak Bill Luft Bolt McAlister Mike lVIcBee If .4-'ff I' Kenneth McCall -..,,-0 ,nm Barhara lVlcClard lVlartha McClintock Shirley NlcCrery Sam McDaniel Danny McDevitt Jim McGhee Darlene McGuire M ofswz .41 I94 Walter Mvlntyre Mike Mclver Sharon Mclver Will McKenney Pam McKinley Joy ce McKinney Torn McNeill ,lohnny Meliae John Mackay Joyce Mar-kenroth Boh Major Marilyn Nlajor Mary Jo Maki Patty Malone James Manlove Pat Manuel Louis Marks Cathy Maroney Colleen Marshall Marian Marshall Doug Martin Jeanette Marlin Lou Ann Martin Don Masonuis Kathryn Mason Charles Matteffs Carolyn Mattix Cordon May es Teddy Mayes Rikka Mayhall I95 Marie Melton Paul MCYIIH James Messer Vicki Metzler inf' f 'Y? -pdl It was an exciting moment for all seniors when Dick Evans announced the three nominees for Homecoming Queen. Richard Meyer David Michalak Donna Middlehurst Cary Miertschin 0. J. Mikeska Carol Miller Lucky Miller Rollie Miller Royce Milling Nancy Mills Mike Milner Judy Miner Roger Minter J im Minturn Cheryl Mitchell Eugene Mitchell Josephine Mitschke Pat Mock Harrolyn Moore Jeff Moore Terry Moore Steve Moos Don Moring Karan Morlan Tonnny Morris Nancy Moseley Larry Moser Hohert Mouton Mary Murphy Beth Nlurray Margie Murray David Myers Steve Nahors Ray Needham Rondra Neel Chloe Nelson King Nelson Terry New farmer Clifford Nichols John Noble Bonnie Nobles Jamie Norton Anne Oaks Mary OiConner George Ogg Ronald Ohsfeldt Heloisa Oliver Dorothy Olsen Bruce Olson I97 5 as y wt Harris Pappas Vicki Pappas Karen Parish Ralph Parker Della Parrish Jo Ann Parrish Neil Parsley Cecialya Parsons Dana Paskusz Lynda Patterson Patty Paul Robert Payne Pat Peacock Carol Pearson Charlotte Pearson ifrlrqi' Pencie Pearson Robert Peay Betty Pech Mike Peck Janet Peebles Ronald Peterson Tom Petronella Logan Pettit David Pfaff Jim Phillips Sue Pinkston Diane Pitkin Pat Pitkin Nita Pittman Roger Plentl Ronnie Poehl Sonny Pollard Connie Pomorski Neline Poole Sharon Pope Ronnie Porter Charles Powell Lonnie Powell Loy Powell Teddy Powell Gary Powers Mary Ann Prasek Pain Pressley Walter Price Sara Provenzano I99 -ggwf' .-, -41- Q Nancy Purdy Margie Quails Fritz uebe M Bill Quick '+1f-awwuu.-m.1, , ,wi ,M f we K ,Zia 47 MM MP5 200 ,fp N Aa Charles Rackel Sharon Rae 'bf' if Q'-ww sn,-my . Preparations for Beauty and Brawn? Gerry Ramback Janice Ramsey Cary Rapp Paul Rascoe Fran Redus Regina Reed Steve Reel Mikela Reeves Cindy Regier Mike Reid Betty Reimer Nan Reno Mary Reynolds Janet Rhodes Joan Rice Willialn Rich Stacy Richards Rick Richmond Bonnie Riley Richard Riley Dean Rindy Bob Roberts Suzanne Robertson Jerre Robins Pat Robinson Ginger Roby Bobby Roclecap Janice Rodowick Connie Roe Judy Hoeh Paul Roeh Ronnie Rogers Carol Ronalder Susan Rose Diane Roshong Bob Rothrum Judy Rowland Carolyn Rubin John Rudolof J oe Ruland Darrell Runyan John Russell Norma Rutherford Terry Sabom Mary Lou Sachs 20l 'T 5' lf, Sylvia Sada lim Sallev Barbara Samms Nl' nr-MW' Janie Sandall .NNAM f Maw, AWN. .Maw awww Mwiiendwfmia 'ls ,ao B .yan fx. U' 5 ff I -wi J - A W-.ma ilanguage of Low, 'qi- aww... we 'X Carolyn Sanders Von Sandifer Paul Sandstroni Judy Sandy ff n 'Of 'W wn-f jaw: -fd' 202 K? New mg, Milan Saunders Handy Savage Janice Sawyer Him-hard Scamell Alice Scantlin Bill Schaefer Teddy Schiwetz Charlotte Schmidt Sharon Schmidt Joyce Schoenke Harold Schulke Corlas Schumann Carolyn Schwer Gloria Sciba Skipper Scown S L.. 'WE W' NO' 'wap-eff Gene Sebastian Harry Selldin W j' Axe- AVA- 9 1 1 l l 3 'K Allen Sc ssions Carol Sewell -OW -nga, Kathy Shahan Peggy Shankle Charles Sheffield Jerry Shelton ga, nu' 112 Mary Sheppard Freddie Shields Beth Shilcutt Gwen Short Ronnie Shott Bob Shotwell Cathy Simons Leslie Simons David Sims Laura Sizenbach Beth Skogland Angie Smith Pat Smith 'Bobby Smitheal Daniel Snider 203 175 204 086 June Snodgrass Vivian Southerland Danny Snow H. 'VII Ni '95 News 8 if K kg ' -1 I 525' ' J ' it f 'f W sr -v., an as dia' 'llmmy Splllane Scholars assisted in keeping pep rallies orderly and in increasrn school spirit. Bill Spohn Joanie Spracher Pete Starratt Donna Stengler Mike Stentz - Janis Stevenson Sheila Stewart Lois Stierling Doug Stine John Stock John Storms Joyce Streit Carolyn Strickland Martha Sullins Diane Swartz Joyce Sypert Judy Talley Bob Taylor Brenda Taylor HB-B-BEA, A-A-ARS . . .! Jack Thomason Tim Thomasson J ay Thompson Kay Thompson fir' Raymond Thompson Steven Thompson Thomas Thompson Betty Thumann Don Thumann Bobby Thweatt Larry Tinney Aline Toman Margaret Toups Skipper Townsend Ryanne T readway Rick Trimble Roy Truitt Linda Tsiang Terry Tully 205 ,, g ,Jes--.1 ,Q-fM V Betty Turner Dora Turner R1chard Turner Sandra Turner ,.. !v Pauline rl 5 er Rick Uhlhorn lllise Urban Mary Urban - '..',J?' '38 3' an di? 'el' 206 Mike Uzzi John Van Alstyne Dorthalee Van Erp Judy Vansau Carol Van Wagner Alan Van Wambeck Mike Venables Dennis Virgadamo Robert Waddell Steve Vvaddill Jeri Wade Ken Wahrenberger J ohnny Walker Linda Wallace Robert Walsh Judy Walzel Lee Ward Jim War ne J ane Warrenhurg '13 Dorothy Watson JoAnn Watson Dallas Wauson Donna Webb 'Q We 2323 Sandra Webb Claude Webster Ruth Weems Roberta Weidenmeyer Marl Weimer Patti Wells Judy Wentz Jody Werner Willie Westho Jimmie Westmoreland Odell Wheelus Tom Whelan Dave Vllhite Jean White Karen White 207 4-Wf wal' '-AF ,wifi Kenny Wiech Pat Wiechm:-mn Carroll Wietkoswki Andy Wilooxon Grady Wilks Andrea Willbanks Clint Williams Daisy Williams Serrie Williamson 'vftiif' N655 4495 a '9 Sophia Willis Timmy Willis Elaine Wimberl Bob Wimmer Billy Winkelmann Michael Winterhalte Cathie Woodruff Ray Woolrich Pat Wright Nevil Wyatt Louise Yates Lucille Yates Elaine York William Younts Edward Zibilski ABBOTT, JOHN National Honor Society 61-62 Spanish Club Secretary 60-62 SAPS 60-62 Mu Alpha Theta 60-62 Junior Rotarian 62 ADAMS, JIMMY FFA 60-62 Treasurer FFA 62 Football 59-60 ADAMS, RITA FHA 59-60 Chums 61-62 ALFORD, KATHY Bruin Brigade 59-62 CSU 59-62 CSU Secretary 61-62 Chums 61-62 FHA 59-60 ALLDREGE, VIVIAN Future Nurses 59-60 Choir 59 FHA 59 Chums 61-62 ALLELY, TED Football Swimming Choir Track ALLEN, JANET National Honor Society, Treas. Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 English Award 59-60 Band Twirler 59-61 ALLEN, JOHN SAPS 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 National Honor Society 61-62 Vice Pres. Amateur Radio Club Concert Mixed Choir 61-62 EN LUCY ' 1 Chums 61-62 J FHA 61-62 Junior Historians 61-62 Bruin Staff 61-62 SENIOR INDEX ALVISET, CINDY 4-H Club 60-62 Volleyball 60-62 Chums 61-62 ANDERSON, CAROL 4-H Club 60-62 Future Nurses 60-62 4-H Club Reporter ANGIE, CLARENCE Scholars 61-62 APPELT, BECKY Chums 61-62 FHA 60-61 FTA 61-62 APPLEBAUM, ANNE Bruin Brigade 59-62 Tri-Hi-Y 59-60 Chums 61-62 Student Council 59-60 Bear Facts 61-62 APPLETON, BARBARA Bruin Brigade FHA 59-60 Chums 61-62 ARNETT, KEN Student Council, vice pres. 60-61 Soph. Class Pres. Key Club 59-62 Football 59 Honor Society ARNINC, BEN Soph. Football Soph. Baseball Soph. Basketball Varsity Basketball 60-62 ASTON, KATIE Band 59-62 Band Treas. 61 Chums 61-62 Concert Girls Bruin Staff 62 ATTKINSON, DANNY Concert Choir 60-62 Junior Historians Homeroom Pres. 61-62 AUSTIN, JUDY Choir Honor Society Treas. French Club Mu Alpha Theta English Award BACKMANN, DAYLE Band BADE, ED Scholars 61-62 BADGER, LINDA Chums 61-62 Junior Historian Tri-Hi-Y 61-62 Spanish Club BAGWELL, BILL Band Scholars 61-62 BAHM, SANDY B. Athletic Trainer Key Club, Pres. Student Council 59 61 National Honor Soclety 61 62 Biology Award 60 BAHR, PAT BAHR, PAT Volleyball 60-62 Chums 61-62 P.E. Award 61 BAILY, BARBARA Bruin Brigade Chums 61-62 BAILEY, LARRY Varsity Football Track 60-61 Choir 60-62 Scholars 61-62 Homeroom Pres. BAIRD, KAREN Library Club FHA BAKER, DAVID Math Club BALDWIN, MOLLY Class Clown 60-61 Student Council 60-62 FHA Bruin Brigade 60 DECA, Parliamentarian BALL, DALE Tri-Hi-Y Chums 61-62 Girls Concert Choir BARBER, JEFF DECA 61-62 School Store Mgr. Scholars 61-62 BARTON, JOHN Scholars 61-62 Library Club 60-62 BARZIZA, BILLY Varsity Baseball 61-62 Ir. Varsity Football B-team Baseball BASCHNAGEL, NANCY DECA 61-62 Chums 61-62 FHA 59-60 BASSI, DAVID Scholars 61-62 Medical Club BATLA, BRAD Scholars 61-62 Jr. Historians Swimming Team BAXTER, BRENDA Volleyball BECKER, SANDRA DECA, Treas, FHA BEIVIAN, CHRISTINE Tri-Hi-Y Chums 61-62 Jr. Historians Bear Facts 2I0 SENIOR INDEX BENNET, DEREK Scholars 61-62 jr. Historians 61-62 Spanish Club 60-62 Bear Facts 60-61 Bruin Staff 61-62 BENNET, BILL Ir. Historians Scholars 61-62 Swimming 60-62 BICKERTON, CRAIG SAPS Student Council 59-62 Jr. Class Play FDA Scholars 61-62 BRIGGS, RAYMOND Swimming Track Jr. Historians Scholars Football BILLINGER, CARIVIEN Chums 61-62 SENIOR INDEX BLAKE, JUDY Honor Society 60-62 Chums 61-62 SBLEDSOE, DION 1 A, Scholars 61-62 J r. Historians BLACKLOCK, STAN Band 60-61 I r. Historians 61-62 Golf Team 60-61 Scholars 61-62 BOEHM, PAUL Scholars 61-62 French Club Choir BOHANNON, PAT FHA 59-61 Volleyball 60-62 Chums 61-62 BOLTON, JOHN Chess Club 61-62 Scholars 61-62 Concert Choir 61-62 Bear Facts 60-61 BOLTON, WANDA Chums 61-62 Homeroom Sec. 50-60 Latin Club 59-60 BONI, FRANK Sr. Class Vice Pres. Scholars, Pres. 61-62 Varsity Football 60-62 Varsity Baseball 60-61 Student Council 59-60 BONNER, SUSAN Student Council 61-62 French Club, Sec. 61-62 Honor Society 61-62 SAPS 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta, Sec. 62 BOREN, DEE Biology Award 60 Amer. History Award 61 Honor Society 61-62 SAPS, Reporter 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 BORGFELD, KENNETH Scholars 61-62 BOSTOCK, BURGESS Swimming 59-60 Choir 60-62 Scholars 61-62 BOSWELL, NORMA Chums 61-62 FHA 59-60 BOWEN, BEVERLY Chums 61-62 French Club 60-61: BOWEN, SANDRA FHA 60-61 Chums 61-62 BRACHER, LINDA Bruin Brigade 59-62 Flags Capt. 61-62 Drums 59-60 Chums 61-62 Jr. Historians 59-61 BRANDSTETTER, SUSAN Bruin Brigade 59-62 Lt. of Drums 61-62 Jr. Historians 59-60 Chums 61-62 Beauty 81 Brawn 60-61 BRAUNIC, JOYCE Concert Choir Chums 61-62 Bear Facts BROOKS, MELVIN Scholars 61-62 DECA ' ' --s.. ,N - -X Varsity F ootba 62 Football 59- Track 61 Scholars 6 -6.. ' , Swimmi 6 SENIOR INDEX ,AJ BROWN, BONNIE BROWN, SYLVIA Chums 61-62 FTA 60-61 Homeroom Sec. 61-62 Shorthand Club 59-60 BRUCE, LYNN Jr. Historian, Treas. 61 Chums 61-62 Bear Facts, Ed. 61 Bruin Staff 61-62 FTA 59-61 BUCKALEW, JIMMY Scholars 61-62 BUFORD, LARRY Scholars 61-62 BURK, RICHARD Bear Facts 61-62 2l2 BURNETT, JIM Band 59-61 Scholars 61-62 BURNS, SHARON Bear Facts 60 Chums 61-62 Band 59-60 Volleyball, Mgr. 61-62 BURRIS, PAUL Scholars 61-62 BURTON, BONNIE Chums 61-62 BULTER, CHARLENE Bruin Brigade 59-62 Sgt. Co. C. Chums 61-62 Jr. Historians BUTTERFIELD, KATHY Girls Tennis Team Spanish Club Churns 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y CALDWELL, TOMMY Chess Club Bowling Club CALHOUN, BILL Scholars 61-62 Student Council 61-62 Homeroom Pres. 60-61 CALVIN, JIM Scholars 61-62 Jr. Historians 60-62 Latin Club Jr. Class Play Student Council 59-60 CAMMER, BOBBIE CSU FNA DECA, Sec. Chums 61-62 CAMPBELL, KATHY CSU DECA Chums 61-62 CARLSON, MAGREED Bruin Brigade 60-62 Chums 61-62 FTA 61-62 Jr. Historians 60-61 FHA 61-62 CARMICHEAL, LARRY Baseball 61 Scholars 61-62 Jr. Historians 61-62 CARMICHAEL, SHIRLY FNA 59-62, Sec. 61-62 Bruin Staff 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y 61-62 FHA 61-62 CARR, PHIL Band 59-60 Concert Band 62 CARR, RONNY Scholars 61-62 CARSON, JANICE CSU Girls Concert Choir Chums 61-62 Mixed Choir 61-62 CARTER, JOAN Chums 61-62 FTA CASKEY, CLYDE Basketball Baseball Football CASSELS, EVELYN CSU CASSIDY, MAUREEN Bear Facts 62 CASTRO, PAT Student Council 59-62 Spanish Club 60-61 Spanish Award 60 CATALINA, JAMES Scholars D.E. Club D.E., V. P. CATHEY, MAURYA Future Teachers Spanish Club Chums CAUCHEY, AMANDA F.H.A. F.N.A. Chums Hr. Sec. CEDERCREN, PAUL Radio Club Basketball Concert Choir Symphonic Band CHADDOCK, KATHY FHA 59-60 Volleyball 59-60 CSU 59-62 CHAMBERS, MARINEL Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 Bruin, Class Ed., Cir. Mgr. Bear Facts 61-62 Chums 62 Tri-Hi-Y 61-62 CHAMBERS, RUPERT Science Club 60-61 SAPS 61-62 Spanish Club 61-62 J r. Historians 59-60 CHAMPION, STAN Varsity Football 60-61 Varsity Track 60-62 Nat'l Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Key Club, Treas. CHANCE,'ANITA CSU Chums Hr. V.P. CHILDERS, BLAINE Bruin Brigade 60-62 SENIOR INDEX Chums Student Council FTA Volleyball CLAUNCH, RONNIE Nat'l Forensic 60-62 Band 59-60 CLAYTON, CARY Track 59-60 Scholars 61-62 COGCESHALL, BRENDA Hr. Sec. Chums Jr. Historians CSU St1.iden C ci1 Chums Volleyball 59-60 Bruin Brigade COLLINS, TOM Scholars Hr. Pres. COLTON, BARBARA NFL Sec. 61-62 Spanish Club 59-62 Nat,l Honor Society Student Council Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 CONLEE, BETTY JO Chums FHA Jr. Historians F NA CYF CONLEE, JUDI Concert Choir Student Council CONNER, BEN J r. Historian NFL Concert Choir coNT1, LARRY Symphonic Band Woodwind Ensemble COOK, EVELYN MAY Chums 62 Concert Girls Choir FHA 62 COOK, PATTY Nat'1 Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Chums Spanish Club 61 Girls Concert Choir COOK, RICKEY Library Club Library Club V.P. COOK, ROBERT Scholars 62 FFA Football 59-60 FFA, Greenhand Reporter COOK, STEVE DE Pres. COOPER, CAROL ,I r. Historians Tri-Hi-Y Chums Student Council Bruin Staff COQUAT, J ANIT FNA, FHA Band Chums CURRAN, PATTY Bruin, Assoc. Ed. 62 Bear Facts 61-62 Tennis 60 Chums 62 COX, RITA Chums 62 COX, TOM L. Band 59-62 Scholars 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta 60-62 2I3 COX, BOBBY NFL 60-62 Track Mgr. 59-61 SAPS 61-62 Scholars 61 CRAIG, GREER Radio Club 60-61 CSU CRAN DELL, SUSAN Jr. Historians 59-60 FTA 60-61 Spanish Club 60-61 Tri-Hi-Y 60-62 Chums 61 CRANK, GALEN Choir 60-62 Choir Pres. 62 Football 59 Track CRAWFORD, VICKI Concert Choir 61-62 Bruin Brigade 61-62 Student Council 61-62 FTA 61-62 Chums 61 CREWS, JANE Chums 61 CROOM, RONALD Track 61-62 CSU 60, 62 CROY, SHIRLEY Tennis Chums 61 French Club FHA 60 CSU CULVER, MARTHA Bruin Brigade French Club Jr. Historians Chums CUNNINGHAM, SUZIE Student Council SENIOR INDEX Nat'1. Honor Society SAPS French Club, Pres. 60-61 Speech and Debate CURTIS, SANDRA Student Council 60-62 Choir 60-62 FTA 60, 62 FHA 62 Chums 61 DAHL, RANDY Scholars 61 Jr. Historians 60-62 Football 59-60 DANIELS, JIM Band DAVIS, RICHARD Football Basketball Track Swimming DELANEY, BOBBIE Chums 62 Jr. Historians 61 FHA 61 DENISON, PATTI Spanish Club FHA Student Council Chums DE, Sec. 81 Sweetheart DONOH0, MARK Student Council 61-62 Jr. Historians 61-62 Scholars Latin Club 61-62 Library Club 61-62 DICKENS, KEN Scholars DILLON, ROBERT Scholars DIXON, RAY Scholars DOBBS, AL Cheerleader Drama Thespians Tournament Squad Swimming DOTY, EVELYNE Band 59-62 Chums 61 FTA 61-62 Bruin Staff 61-62 anish Club 60-61 D GLXS, SALLY Mu Alpha Theta Xb Natil. Honor Society Chums, Sec. Bruin Brigade, VP ' Capt. Co. A. DoWL1Nc, DIME Mu. Al eta 61-62 .62 'iii i.Y 61 ums 62 Jr. Historians 60-61 DOYLE, DALYS Tennis Foreign Language Club Student Council DOZIER, BETTE Chums Jr. Historians French Club DRENNAN, SUSAN French Club Chums DROULERS, DANIEL French Club Speech Class sec. Hr. vice-pres. DUNN ING, MARY Concert Mixed Choir 61-62 Girls' 60-61 FHA 59-60 DUPLISSEY, GAYLE Medical Club 61, 62 Chums 61-62 Latin Club 61-62 FHA 61-62 Science Club 60-61 DVORAK, DELORES Band Chums 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y 61-62 DWYER, BILL Tennis Swimming Scholars 61-62 Spanish Club DYCHES, WALTER Scholars 61-62 DYE, PATRICIA Chums 61-62 EDWARDS, KAREN Concert Girls Choir 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society ELLEDGE, BETTY JEAN Band Chums 61-62 ELMDAHL, LYNNE Bruin Brigade FTA Chums 61-62 Bear Facts 60-61 EMERY, ANNETTE Jr. Historians Chums Library Club CSU ENGLISH, NANCY FHA, VP 61-62 FHA 60-61 Chums 61-62 ERWIN, MAURINE Choir SENIOR INDEX EVANS, DICK Student Council Pres. Swimming Team 59-62 Natil. Honor Society French Club 60-62 Hi-Y 61-62 FARRACK, CAROLYN FHA 59-60 Chums 62 FARLEY O 'ER Ch rlea er fd , Be uiy raw I B seba 6 i S hol rs Jr. His o n f IA I FAUG T, C Jr. Historians 60-62 Scholars, VP Student Council FEAMON, MIKE Swimming 61-62 FELTS, RONNIE Scholars 62 Ir. Historians 61-62 FFA FILES, LOIS FTA, Pres. 60, 62 Tri-Hi-Y Chums 62 Inter-Club Council ,I r. Historians FIN DLEY, SHARON Bruin Staff 62 Chums 62 ,I r. Class Play CSU 59-62 Bear Facts 61, 62 FISCHER, DEE ,I r. Historians 59-60 FNA 61-62 Chums 62 FISHER, JOHN Football 60 German Club 59-60 Track 59-60- Scholars 62 FISHER, RICHARD Choir 60-62 Nat'l. Honor Society FITCH, VENITA Jr. Historians 60-62 FTA 61-62 Spanish Club 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y 61-62 Chums FITZHUGH, KAY Chums 62 FTA 61-62 FLOETER, JOHNNY Tennis 62 FLYNN, EILEEN Chums FHA 59-60 FLYNN, SUSAN Band 60-62 French Club 62 Chums 62 FOLK, BILL SAPS, Pres. 61-62 Span. Club, Pres. Mu Alpha Theta Natil. Honor Soc. FOSTER, ERLE Scholars DECA Club F ORNEY, PETE Tennis 60-62 Basketball 60 Jr. Historians Scholars FRANKLIN, STEVE FFA 61-62 Band 61-62 Scholars 62 FRANOVICH, STEPHANIE Student Council Hr. Pres. Tennis Chums Span. Club FREE, ROBERT Band 59-62 Nat'l. Honor Soc. Mu Alpha Theta Student Council FRY, CLAYTON Football 60-61 Jr. Hist. 60-61 Jr. Class Play GAINES, ANN Drama 59-60 Volleyball GAINES, HELEN NFL 60-62 Nat'l. Honor Soc. Chums Student Council GAMBLE, CAROL CSU 59-62 FNA 59-61 GARDNER, BOB Varsity Football 59-62 Scholars 61-62 GARDNER, SUSAN FTA 61-62 GAVIN, JIM Scholars 61-62 GAY, JOHN Band 59-62 Student Council SAPS 60-62 Mu Alpha Theta ,Treas. Natil. Honor Society 2l6 SENIOR INDEX GENESER, GINNY Chums 61-62 FHA, Pres. 61-62 Snow Queen 61-62 GEORGE, BILL FFA 61-62 GHEEN, RICK Debate GIBBEWS, MELODY ANN NFL Thespians Concert Choir 60-61 Chums 62 GILBERT, KAREN Chums, VP 62 Bruin Brigade Sgt. 60-62 Jr. Historians 60-61 GLAZE, MARY JO Nat'l. Honor Society 60-62 Chums 62 Choir 59-61 GOEGREN, F RAN Senior Class Sec. Bruin Brigade 59-62 Honor Society 60-61 Mu Alpha Theta 60-61 Chums 62 GOODSON, JANICE FNA 60-62 FNA, Treas. 62 Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 Chums 62 GORMAN, FREDDY Senior Class Pres. N at'l. Honor Society Thespians, VP Mu Alpha Theta Scholars GRAHAM, CAMERON French Club, VP Hr. Pres. 61-62 Senior Class Carnival GRANT, CONNIE LOU FHA 59-61 Chums GREENLAW, BOB Student Council 59-62 Key Club 60-62 SAPS Mu Alpha Theta Junior Class Pres. GREENING, WILLIE Scholars 62 Track 59 GURRECH, CHARLOTTE Chums Library Club GUTKOWSKI, DOLORES FHA 60-61 Chums 62 HACKETHORN, JOHN Swimming 59-62 Scholars Jr. Historians HADFIELD, SUSIE Jr. Historians 60-61 FTA 60-61 Nat'l. Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 DE, Treas. 61-62 HAINLEY, DON Scholars HALL, RONALD Scholars 62 HAMEL, CATHY Tennis 60-62 Jr. Historians 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y 62 Spanish Club 62 Chums, Sgt. at Arms 62 HAMMOND, J EF F Football 60-61 Varsity Football 61-62 Student Council 60-61 Nat'1. Forensic L. 60-62 HAMMONDS, CHARLES Amateur Radio Club C.S.U. 60-62 Chess Clubg V.P. HANCOCK, ROBERT Nat'l. Thespian Soc. Nat'l. Honor Society N.F.L. Inter-Club Council HANSON, CAROL Chums 61-62 HARE, JANE Band 58-62 Natal. Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 Chums 61-62 Spanish Club 59-60 HARING, ANN Natil. Honor Society Los Osos Chums Student Council HARKEY, J UDITH ANN D.E. Club Library Club HART, JOHN Band 58-62 Scholars 61-62 HAST, GARY Band 58-61 Swimming 59-62 Scholars Jr. Historians HATFIELD, BARBARA SAPS Mu Alpha Theta Nat'l. Honor Society HAVERSTACK, BABS Latin Club 61-62 Chums 61-62 Literary Club HEAD, RONNIE Soph. Football SENIOR INDEX F.F.A.g Sec. Varsity Track 60-62 HEDGES, JOAN Choir 59-62 Chums C.S.U. HEMPEL, SHIRLEY Volleyball HENDERSON, LINDA Chums Library Club F .H.A. HENDERSON, NANCY Student Council, Treas. Band Sweetheart 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. Natil. Honor Society Future Doctors, V.P. HERZING, STEVEN Scholars HICKSON, LARRY Concert Choir 61-62 C.S.U. 60-61 Drama 61-62 Debate 59-60 Scholars HOGUE, EUGENE Football Track HOLLAND, BRANT Tennis Letterman 60-62 Hr. Pres. 60 Scholars 62 HOLLAND, DONNA Band FHA Speech HOLMES, JIMMY Scholars 62 Jr. Historians German Club HOPPER, BUDDY Baseball 59-61 HOWARD, ROY Band Student Council A HR. Pres. HOWE, J ACK Varsity Football 59-61 Outstanding Lineman Student Council 59 Key Club 59-61 Scholars 62 HUGHES, PAM Tri-Hi-Y, VP Chums Volleyball CSU HUNTOON, ROBIN Bruin Brigade, Treas. Chums Student Council 60, 62 HR Pres. 61 HUSE, VERNON B Team Basketball 59 .IV Football 60 Varsity Football 61 Scholars 62 HYNES, DIANE Tri-Hi-Y Chums ILLG, BILLY Swimming 60-62 Scholars 62 JACKSON, GLENN Band 59-62 Scholars JACKSON, JOHN Scholars Latin Club J AGLELER, ERNEST Swimming Team 59-62 National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta JARD, LLOYD MARSHALL Scholars N .S.U. 2I7 JARRARD, SHELIA Choir JAYNES, JAYNIE F.H.A. 60, 61 Chums 62 JEANE, JERRY Student Council Football 59-61 Scholars JOHNS, CAROLYN Thespiansg Sec. Bruin Brigade Twirler Bruin Brigade 59-62 Speech Squad 60-62 Chums 61, 62 JOHNSON, CHARLANN F .H.A. 59-62 Soph. Choir 59-60 Chums JOHNSON, RICHARD Football 59-60 N.S.U. JOHNSON, RUSSELL Student Council 60, 1 SAPS 60-62 Mu Alpha Theta, Ve p 1-62 National Honor Society 61, 62 Jr. Varsity Football 59 J OHS, DOLLY Chums Choir 59-61 JONES, DOUG Varsity Tennis 61, 62 Thespians 62 Speech Squad fDramaj Spanish Club, Treas., Veep Student Council 61, 62 JORDAN, DAVID Track 58-62 Scholars Choir 58, 59 Football 58, 59 2I8 tl SENIOR INDEX JORGENSEN, ROY Track 58, 59 Scholars KABINE, PHILIP Scholars 61, 62 KAYEM, CURTIS Scholars Junior Historians KEELER, ANN Future Teachers 61, 62 KELLOCG, MARY Band 59-62 Choir 59-61 Concert Choir 62 CSU 60-61 KELLY, ART Debate Squad Speech Team NFL Chess Club Student Council, Alt. KENNEDY, DON JV Football Mgr. 59 Varsity Football Mgr. 61 JV Baseball 59-61 Varsity Baseball 62 KENNERLY, CAROL FHA 59, 61 Chums Tri-Hi-Y 59 Jr. Historians KENNY, RICHARD Football 59-62 KESSLER, RICKY Band KEYS, JIM Band Wind Ensemble Scholars KIMES, BROWNIE Basketball 59-62 KINDRED, LARRY Scholars 62 NSS 59-62 KING, DENNIS Football 59-61 Baseball 59 Track 60 N at'l. Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta KULHANEK, DIAN N Thespians 61-62 KUNA, WILEY Drama , Baseball Scholars KUNZ, BOB J Scholars Chess Club KRUEGER, ESTHER Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Chums Jr. Class Play LAAKBKANNAXBBLLE Chfimsv,,,'L, l1 f LN V LAMPEE, BOB sAPs FDA Track LANDRUM, SARAHJANE Chums Jr. Historians Volleyball LANGSTON, GIG Student Council 60-61 Scholars 61-62 J r. Historians 59-62 LAMB, KENNETH PE Award JV Basketball KOOSER, DON Football Track Key Club Student Counc Scholars KNIGHT, ARON Tri-Hi-Y Chums KRANER, MARSHA Jr. Historians Chums KRELL, SAUL Spanish Club Scholars Swimming Chess Club LARKIN, JOE Football Scholars Sr. Class Carnival Bruin Brigade Follies LARSON, LYN NE Chums Choir 59-62 Band 59-60 FTA Jr. Historians LARSON, PAULA Bruin Brigade 59-62 Jr. Historians FTA Chums Student Council 59-60 LAMPE, PEN NYLEE Library Club Chums CSU LANSFORD,' DONNA Jr. Historians Volleyball Chums LATIMER, CHARLES Scholars SAPS Band 59-61 SENIOR INDEX LAUTER, BOBBI Chums .I r. Historians Volleyball LEDBETTER, DONYS DECA 60-62 Chums 62 LEISK, JANET CSU FHA 61-62 Chums 62 LEVY, KATHY Library Club Chums FHA LEWIS, JACKIE Spanish Club LEWIS, .IERRIE Chums 62 Volleyball 60-62 CSU 61 PE Award J r. Historians 60-61 LEWIS, PHIL Scholars 62 Choir 61, 62 Band 59-61 CSU 60, 61 LICCIONI, DOLORES Chums 62 J r. Historians 60-61 Tri-Hi-Y 60-61 SBHS Bowling 60-62 LIGHTBODY, LON NA Chums 62 Spanish Club 60-61 LIN DERMAN, CURTIS Scholars 62 LINDSAY, CARRIE Volleyball 60-62 Chums 62 Bruin Brigade, Pres. Lieut., Co. A 61-62 LODGE, DRUCILLA F N A 60-61 Chums 62 LONQUET, JEFF Scholars Student Council J r. Historians LORINO, ROBERT Mu Alpha Theta IV. Football Scholars LUCAS, IKE Football 60, 61 Baseball 60-62 Outstanding Back Key Club LUCK, SHARON Bruin Brigade 60-62 Natil. Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Tri-Hi-Y FTA LUFT, BILL Bruin Art Ed. 62 Scholars 62 Jr. Historians 61, 62 Art Award 61 MCALISTER, BOB Swimming 60-62 Scholars 62 Jr. Historians MCCALL, KENNETH Scholars MCCLARD, BARBARA Chums McCLINTOCK, MARTHA Cheerleader Girls State 61 Soph. Sz ,I r. Class Sec Bruin Brigade DAR Award IVICCRERY, SHIRLEY FHA Chums ZI9 MCDANIEL, SAM Scholars MCIVER, MIKE Most Handsome 60 Cheerleader 62 Beauty Sz Brawn 60-62 Football 60-61 Student Council 60-62 MCIVER, SHARON Chums MCKENN EY, WILL Varsity Football Mgr. Varsity Baseball Mgr. Choir 58-62 JV Football Mgr. 60 Jr. Historians 59 MCKINLEY, PAM FHA, VP 62 FHA 59-62 Tf1.Hi-Y 62 MCKINNEY, JOYCE FTA 62 Chums 62 Jr. Girls 60-61 Literary Discussion MCNEILL, TOM Varsity Bas all 59-62 Varsi o ball 59-62 Span sh b 59 Studen ouncil 59-62 MCRAE, JOHNNY Beauty Sz Brawn 60-62 JV 60 Soph. Football 59 Student Council 59 Scholars 62 MACKENROTH, JOYCE FHA 59-60 Chums 62 MACKAY, JOHN Debate 60, 61 Jr. Style Show 61 Jr. Class Play 61 Scholars 62 220 SENIOR INDEX MAJOR, BOB Scholars 62 French Club 60-61 Band 59-62 MAJOR, MARILYN Chums 62 MAKI, MARY JO Chums, Treas. Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club 60-62 Bruin Brigade MALONE, PATTY Chums 62 MARKS, LOUIS Scholars 62 MARONEY, CATHY Chums 62 Spanish Club 59-60 Bruin Brigade 59-60 MARSHALL, COLLEEN Chums 62 FHA 59-62 MARSHALL, MARIAN Jr. Girls 61 Girls Choir 60, 61 Concert Choir 61-62 Bear Facts 61-62 Chums 62 MARTIN, LOU ANN Band 60-62 Spanish Club 60-61 MARTIN, PAUL Scholars 62 MASON, DON Scholars 62 Jr. Historians 59-60 MATTIX, CAROLYN SUE FNA, VP 62 FNA 60-62 Chums 62 Jr. Girls 61 MAYES, GORDON Scholars 62 Jr. Historians 59-60 MAYHALL, RIKKA Spanish Club 60-61 Bruin Staff 61 Chums 62 Jr. Style Show MELTON, MARIE Chums 62 Jr. Historians 60-61 FTA 59-60 METZLER, VICKI Bruin Brigade 60-62 Maj orette 61-62 Thespians Chums 62 Bear Facts MESSER, JAMES FF A, Sentinel 62 MIDDLEHURST, DONNA SAPS 60-62, Sec. 62 Mu Alpha Theta Nat'l. Honor Society French Club 61, 62, VP Student Council 60-62 MIKESKA, O. J. Soph. Football 59 Jr. Varsity Football 60 Jr. Historians 60-62 Scholars 61-62 Basketball 59 MILLER, CAROLYN Chums 61-62 MILLER, RUF US QLUCKYJ Varsity Basketball 60-62 National Honor Society 60-62 Scholars 61-62 Jr. Historians 61-62 MILLER, ROLLIE DECA, Treas. Scholars SENIOR INDEX MILLING, ROYCE N. 7-5-11- Soph. Football 59 French Club 61-62 Choir 62 Choir, Student Director Region Choir 15216 - Lfth WZ MILLS, NANCY Band 61-62 Nat'l. Honor Society 61-62 MILNER, MIKE Band 60-61 Scholars FHA 60-62 MIN ER, JUDY Choir 61-62 X MINTURN, JIM Spanish Award 60 1 English Award 61,. SAPS 61-62 X gy Spanish Club 60-62 Creative Writing Cl -61 MITCHELL, CHERYL Chums 61-62 Bruin Brigade 60-62 Lieut. of Co. B 61-62' Natll. Honor Society 61-62 Thespians 61-62 MITCHELL, EUGENE if , Nj Varsity Baseball 60 ,K ' Varsity Basketball 61 , l Varsity Golf 61-62 5 i Student Council 60 ,fl Key Club 62 f, ' X. MOCK, PAT Chums 61-62 Jr. Historians 60-61 FHA 61-62 FTA 61-62 MOORE, HARROLYN FNA 62 MOORE, JEFF Varsity Golf 62 Scholars MOSELY, NANCY FTA 61-62 Tri-Hi-Y 61-62 Chums 61-62 MOSER, LARRY Symph. Band 59-62 Medical Club Pres. H.R. Pres. 61-62 MOUTON, ROBERT Scholars 62 MUN CEY, BILL Scholars MURPHY, MARY Chums 61-62 Choir 60-61 MURRAY, MARGIE Chums 62 P.E. Award 61 FTA 61 Jr. Historians 60 - MYERS, DAVID Debate 61-62 Journalism 62 Tract 61 NABORS, STEVE Varsity Football 60-61 All District 61 Key Club 61-62 Jr. Rotarian 62 Baseball 60-61-62 NEEDAM, RAY NFL Pres. 61 Nat'l. Debate Award 61 Nat'l. Honor Society 60-62 Student Council 60-61 Mu Alpha Theta 60-62 NEEL, RONDRA DECA, Reporter 61 FHA 58-61 CSU 61 Chums 62 NELSON, KING Golf 59-61 Scholars 61-62 NICHOLS, CLIFFORD Baseball 60-62 SAPS 61, 62 French Club, Pres. Inter-Club Council NEWFARMER, TERRY Chess Club 62 NOBLES, BONNIE Chums Tri-Hi-Y 62 OAKS, ANNE Bruin Brigade Student Council 60 Jr. Class Treas. 61 Beauty 31 Brawn 61, 62 O'CON NOR, MARY FDA, VP 59-61 DE OGG, GEORGE Band 60-62 Student Council NFL Key Club OLIVER, HELOISA Chums 62 Tri-I-Ii-Y 62 Jr. Historians 61-62 Spanish Club 62 Student Council 61-62 OLSON, BRUCE Scholars 62 OTTING, J ACQUELINE Chums 62 OWEN, GENIE Chums 62 CSU 60-62 Tennis 59-62 OYSTER, SHARON FHA 61-62 Chums 62 22l 't Cheerleader 61-62 'I l9 I Chums 62 PALMAY, ROBERTA Bruin Staff 61, Editor 62 English Award 60, 61 Creative Writing 59-60 Speech Award 61 Speech Squad PALMER, DORIS Chums 62 PAPPAS, HARRIS Scholars 62 Student Council 60-61 APPAS, VICKI SAPS 60 Jr. Historians 61 Nat'l. Honor Society 60-61 PARKER, RALPH Band Homeroom Sec-Treas. 61 Scholars 62 PARISH, KAREN Chums 62 CSU 60-62 S.S. Brigade sets 61 PARRISH, DELLA Chums 62 DECA 62 PARRISH, J O ANN FHA 59 FTA 61 Spanish Club 59 Chums 62 PARSLEY, NEIL Scholars 62 Student Council 62 PARSONS, CECIALYA FNA 61 Chums 62 Library Club 61 PATTERSON, LYNDA Jr. Historians 60-61 Vice-Pres. 61 222 SENIOR INDEX FTA 62 Chums 62 PAUL, PATTY Bear Facts 60-62, Co-Editor 62 Bruin Staff 60-62, Bus. Mgr. 62 Nat'l. Honor Society 61, 62 Best Dresses 60, 61 French Club 60-62 PAYN E, ROBERT Spanish Club 60-61 PEACOCK, PATRICIA Chums 62 J r. Historians PEARSON, CAROL Band 59-62 Twirler 60-62 Chums 62 Natil. Honor Society 61 Mu Alpha Theta 61 PEARSON, CHARLOTTE Bruin Class Editor 61, Assoc. Ed. 62 Concert Mixed Choir 60-62 Bear Facts 60, Bus. Mgr., 61-62 Student Council, 59-60 Chums 61-62 PEARSON, PENCIE Chums, Pres. 62 Bruin Brigade 60 FTA 61 Thespians 61, 62 Jr. Class Play PEEBLES, JANET Chums 62 J r. Historians 61 PECK, MIKE Scholars 61-62 PETERSON, RONALD Football 60 Track 61, 62 Scholars 62 PETRONELLA, TOM FFA 59-62 PETTIT, LOGAN Baseball 60 Scholars 62 Jr. Historians 62 PINKSTON, SUE Nat'l. Honor Society 62 FTA 61-62 ' CSU 61 PITKIN, DIANE FHA 60 FDA 61, 62 French Club 61 Chums 62 PITKIN, PAT Natil. Honor Soc. Mu Alpha Theta Concert Choir 62 Bruin Brigade 59-61 PITTMAN, ANITA Chums 62 POLLARD, SONNY Student Council 59-60 Scholars 62 Hi-Y 61-62 Bruin Staff Jr. Historians POMORSKI, CONNIE Bruin Brigade 59-62 Chums 61-62 FTA 60-62 Student Council 60-62 Bear Facts 60-61 POPE, SHARON FHA 61-62 FTA 60-61 Mu Alpha Theta 62 SAPS 62 POWELL, CHARLES Scholars 61-62 FFA Science Club POWELL, LONN IE Scholars 61-62 POWELL, LOY Band Chums 62 PRASEK, MARY ANN Band 59-62 FHA 59-61 Chums 62 Bear Facts 60-61 PROVENZANO, CARCE Chums FHA 59-60 PURDY, NANCY Choir 60 Concert Girls Choir French Club 60 Chums 62 QUALLS, MARJORIE FNA 59-62 Jr. Historians 59-60 Chums 62 QUEBE, FRITZ Jr. Historians 61-62 RACKEL, CHARLES Shop Foreman RAE, SHARON Bruin Staff 60-61 Mu Alpha Theta SAPS, Sec. 60, V.P. 61 French Club, Treas. 60 Natil Honor Society 61 RAMBACK, GERRY Chums 62 Bruin Brigade 60-62 Volleyball 61 Choir 60-62 FNA 61 RAMSEY, .IANICE FNA 60-62 Chums 62 Band 59-60 Commercial Award 61 FHA 59-60 SENIOR INDEX RAPP, GARY Scholars 62 N at'l. Honor Society RASCOE, PAUL Scholars 62 REED, REGINA Bruin Brigade 59-62 ,I r. Historians 59-61 Chums 62 FHA 61-62 French Club 59-61 RELL, STEVE Jr. Historians 61 Scholars 62 REID, MIKE Jr. Varsity 60 Homeroom Pres. 60-62 Scholars 62 J r. Historians REIMER, BETTY Bruin Staff, Soph. Ed. Chums 62 FTA 61-62 Spanish Club 60-62 Mu Alpha Theta 60-61 RENO, NAN Band Twirler 60-62 Bear Facts 61-62 NFL 59-62 Chums 62 REYNOLDS, MERRY Chums 62 Drama RODES, JANET Bruins Brigade 59-61 Student Council 59 Chums 61 Tri-Hi-Y 60 RICE, JOAN ,I r. Historians 59-61 Chums 61-62 FNA 59-60 RICHMOND, RICK Scholars 61-62 Jr. Historians 61-62 RILEY, BONNIE F NA 60-62 Sgt. at Arms 61 Reporter 62 Jr. Historians 59-60 Chums 62 RILEY, RICHARD Swimming 60-62 Scholars 62 Basketball Bear Facts RIN DY, DEAN Debate 59-62 Student Council 61-62 NFL, Vice Pres. 62 English Award 62 Thespian Society 62 ROBERTS, BOB Scholars 62 ROBINS, JERRE Chums 62 ROBINSON, PAT Band 59-61 Bruin Radio Club Latin Club 62 ROE, CONNIE Chums 62 Jr. Historians 60-61 Vice Pres. 61 Bear Facts 61-62 F NA 59-60 REGIER, CINDY Bruin Brigade 59-61 Thespians 60-62 Chums 62 Stud. Dir. Play 61 RODORWICK, .IANICE Sr. Class Rep. Thespian Historian NFA 61-62 .Ir. Historians 60-61 Chums 62 2 2 3 ROEH, .IUDY Bruin Brigade 59-62 Natil. Honor Society 61 Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 Volleyball 60-62 Chums 62 ROEH, PAUL Scholars 62 ROGERS, RONNIE Head Cheerleader 61-62 Varsity Swimming 59-62 Student Council 59-62 Scholars 62 ROSHONG, DIANE Chums 62 Choir ,I r. Historians 60-62 FNA 59 RODECAP, BOBBY Football 60 DE 60-61 Scholars 62 RONALDER, CAROL Chums 62 ROSE, SUE Bruin Brigade 62 FTA Chums Girls Choir RUBIN, CAROLYN Bruin Brigade 59-62 FTA 60-62 Chums 62 Tri-Hi-Y 60-61 ,I r. Historians 60-61 RULAND, JOE Football 59-62 RUNYAN, DARRELL Band 60-62 SAPS 62 RUSSELL, JOHN Junior Class VP 224 SENIOR INDEX Spanish Club VP 61 Jr. Historians 61 Student Council 62 RUTHERFORD, NORIVIA Chums 62 SABOIVI, TERRY Tennis 61, 62 French Club 61, 62 Nat'l. Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta SALLEY, JIM FFA, Pres. 61, Treas. 60 SAMMS, BARBARA Thespians 60-62 NFL 61-62 Nat'l. Honor Society Chums 62 SANDALL, ,IANIE Bruin Brigade 59-62 Student Council 62 FHA, VP FTA 59, 62 Chums 62 SANDERS, CAROLYN Chums SANDY, .IUDY Student Council 59-61 Natal. Honor Society Bruin Brigade 59-62 Choir 62 SAUNDERS, MILAN Band 60-62 N at'1. Honor Society SAPS 61 SAVAGE, RANDY Football 59-61 Scholars 62 Spanish Club 60-61 SANDIFER,VO hi' - VJ Homecomingghee 6162 Cheerleader ' Snow Duchess 59, Pr ncess Valentine Princess 60 Student Council 59-62 SCAMELL, RICHARD Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 SAPS 61-62 American History Award 61 SCANTLIN, ALICE FHA 59-60 FNA, VP 60, Pres. 61 Chums 62 SCHIVIIDT, CHARLOTTE ANN Chums Library Club Spanish Club Band FHA SCHIWETZ, TEDDY Student Council 61-62 Band 59-62, Pres. 62 SAPS SCHOENKE, .IOYCE Chums Library Club FHA Spanish Club SHORT, GWEN DE Ir. Historians Spanish Clubs FNA SCHULKE, HAROLD Band 59-62 SCHUMANN, CORLAS Jr. Class Play SCHWER, CAROLYN Bruin Staff 62 Los Osos 62 Chums 62 SCIBA, GLORIA Volleyball 59-62 Choir 60-62 Chums SCOWN, SKIPPER Student Council 60-61 Scholars 61-62 Varsity Football 60, 6 Mu Alpha Theta gjholars EBAST AN, GENE SELLDIN, HARRY Scholars 62 .I r. Historians SESSIONS, ALLEN Nat,l. Honor Society 61-62 Mu Alpha Theta 61-62 Jr. Historians, Pres. 62 World History Award 60 SEWELL, CAROL ANN Nat'l. Honor Society Concert Choir, Sec. FNA, Chaplain 61 French Club SHANKLE, PEGGY Chums SHEFFIELD, CHARLES Scholars SHELTON, JERRY Band SHEPPARD, MARY FHA 59-60 Chums 62 SHIELDS, FREDDIE Nat'l. Honor Society Chums Mu Alpha Theta 62 Athletic Award 60 SHILCUTT, BETH , FTA 59 Chums 62 Nat'l. Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta SIMONS, KAKI Nat'l. Honor Society SENIOR INDEX Bruin Brigade Chums Jr. Historians SIMONS, LESLIE SAPS 60 SIN DO, LANCE Swimming 60-61 Choir 62 Jr. Class Play SIZENBACH, LAURA Volleyball 60-62 Jr. Historians 61-62 FHA 61-62 Chums KOGLAND, BETH Band 59-62 SMITH, KENNETH Soph. Choir SMITH, PAT Concert Choir 61-62 German Club 59-60 Chums SMITHEAL, ROBERT Soph. Football SPOHN, BILL Scholars Science Club STARRATT, PETE Choir 59-62, VP 62 Biology Award 60 STENGLER, DONNA Band 59-60 Bruin Brigade 60-62 Twirler 61-62 Volleyball 60-62 Chums STENTZ, MIKE Soph. Football 59 Varsity Football 60-61 Sr. Class Treas. Scholars STEWART, SHEILA Spanish Club 60-61 Chums STIERLING, LOIS Bruin Brigade 60-62 Natil. Honor Society Chums Jr. Historians STINE, DOUG SCIIOIEJIIS Science Club 60 Tennis 61, 62 SNIDER, DANIEL Scholars STREIT, JOYCE Choir 60-62 SNODGRASS, JUNE Chums STORMS, JOHN Soph. Class Representative Student Council Treas. SNOW, DANNY Key Club-59-62 Scholars Nat'l. Honor Society 'H Q., . soUTHERLAND,v1V1AN ,Q QEJEHGIKLAND, CAROLYN Beauty 81 Brawn 60 ,Q I Chium? Most Beautiful 61 Yifrbg Tf1'H1'Y, PFCS- 62 Bruin Brigade 60.62 ,-Aj Student Council 61 NFL 61 Bear Facts 61 SPILLANE, J IM Swimming 59-62, Capt. 62 Scholars SULLINS, MARTHA Student Council 59-60 Beauty 81 Brawn 62 Bruin Brigade 59-62 Student Council 61-62 Chums 225 SWARTZ, DIANE Chums FNA 61 SYPERT, JOYCE Chums Jr. Historians 61 Volleyball 59-60 TALLEY, JUDY Band 59-62 Chums TAYLOR, B013 Science Club 59-61 Scholars TAYLOR, BRENDA Geometry Award 61 Band 59-62 Latin Club 62 Chums TAYLOR, LEE DE THOMAS, LINDA Chums Tri-Hi-Y 62 THOMAS, TERRY Varsity Basketball 60-62 German Club 60 Scholars THOMPSON, KAY Chums Tennis 61, 62 THOMPSON, RAYMOND Band 60-62 Radio Club 61 THOMPSON, STEVEN Scholars Radio Club 61 Physics Award 61 THUMANN, BETTY FHA 59-62 FNA 60 Chums 226 SENIORINDEX THWEATT, BOBBY Football 59-60 Tennis 59-60 Swimming 60-62 Student Council TINNEY, LARRY Scholars TOMAN, ALIN E Chums FHA 59-60 TOUPS, MARGARET Chums I F NA 60-62 FHA 61 TREADWAY, RYANNE FFA Sweetheart Bruin Brigade FTA Chums TRIMBLE, RICK Band 59-62 TRUITT, ROY Football 61, 62 Scholars TSIANG, LINDA Natjl. Honor Society Student Council 60-61 Chums Tri-Hi-Y TURNER, RICHARD Jr. Historians 60, 61 Scholars TURNER, SANDI Band 59-62, Twirler 6 Band Sec. 61-62 Jr. Historian Chums TULLY, TERRY Cheerl Brui ' ' 'de Sop . C Treas. X TYER, PAULINE Band 59-62 1, 62 FHA 59, 60 FTA 61, 62 Jr. Historians 61 Chums UHLHORN, RICK Beauty 81 Brawn Sound Di Drama Sound Dir. Bear Facts 61 URBAN, ELISE F NA 62 FHA 61 Chums Volleyball 62 Latin Club URBAN, MARY FRANCES FHA 59-60 Volleyball 59-62 Chums UZZI, MIKE Band 59-62 VAN ALSTYNE, JOHN .I V 60 VAN ERP, DORTHALEE Bruin Staff 62 Bear Facts 61-62 Jr. Historians Chums VANSAU, JUDY Nat'1. Honor Society Commercial Award 61 Spanish Club 60-61 Chums VAN WAGNER, CAROL FHA, Parl. 59-61 Chums FTA 61-62 VAN WAMBECK, ALAN Nat,l. Honor Society VENABLES, MIKE Student Council 59-62 NFL 59-61 Concert Choir Band 59-60 VIRGADAMO, DENNIS DE CSU 60 Scholars WADDILL, STEVE Swimming 59-61 Band 59-61 WAHRENBERGER, KEN C.S.U. 60-61 JV 60 WALKER, JOHNNY Band 59-61 Scholars WALSH, ROBERT Scholars WALZEL, JUDY Choir 58, 61 FNA, Chaplain 61 CSU 59-60 Biology Award WARD, LEE French Club 60-61 Scholars WARNE, JIM Radio Club 61 WEEMS, RUTH FHA 61 Chums WEBB, DONNA Library Club 62 ..,f,' .' u WEIMER, MARL Basketball 59-60 Baseball 60-62 Jr. Historians 62 Scholars WIEDENMEYER, ROBERTA FHA, Historian 62 FNA 59-60 Chums SENIOR INDEX WENTZ, JUDY .Ir. Historians 59-60 French Club 60-61 Chums WHELAN, TOM Football 59-62 Tennis 59-61 WHITE, DAVE .IV Football Student Council Scholars WHITE, KAREN Student Council 59-62 Tennis 59-61 Chums Bear Facts 61-62 WIECHMANN, PATRICIA Chums Library Club 60-61 FHA 59 71 WIE KOS I RROLL o l 2 T s -62 Stu n W1 WILCOXONQ ANDI Bruin Brigade 59-62 Spanish Club 59-61 Drum Major 61, Asst. 60 Chums WILKS, GRADY Scholars Jr. Historians 62 WILLBANKS, ANDREA Bruin Brigade, Flag Cpl. Spanish Club, Treas. Chums WILLIAMS, CLINT Swimming 59-62, All State 61 Scholars WILLIAMSON, JERRY LEE FHA 59-62 FNA 60-61 Girls Choir 60-61 -.-.ff Chums WILLIS, SOPHIA Chums FHA 62 Library 62 WIMBERLY, ELAINE Chums Bruin Brigade 60-61 Jr. Historians 62 ff 6 f-l ' lub -52 'J WINKELMANN, BILLIE Scholars German Club 59-60 WOOLRICH, RAY Band 58-60 Student Council 60-61 WOOLSEY, CATHERINE Girls Choir 60-62 SAPS 60-62 WOODRUFF, CATHIE NHS Sec. 62 Bruin Brigade 59-62 Head Twirler 61-62 Student Council 59-62 Volleyball 59-62 WRIGHT, PAT ' Golf 60-62 Scholars Jr. Historians YATES, LOUISE Band 59-62 Spanish Club Tri-Hi-Y YORK, ELAINE Band 59-60 Tri-Hi-Y Chums Beauty 81 Brawn 227 ll I gm ' me fi l .,.,.,m WWW 2.245 , zz i, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Burnvy Civscn, presirfvrzt Susiv Bflkfff, IVFIISIUUF Billy Pollard, pig-p.pfg5f11pnf Don Eggleton, class representative Debbie Hcndvrson, secretary :fag , WS? 'aieg 5 2 amz, 1 li 'M Allebach, Bill Allen, Beth Allen, Brent Allen, Martin Allison, Charles Alsobrooks, Don Altvater, Ken Anderson, Margie Anderson, Mary Anderson, Rose Mary Anderson, Sandra Angie, Alice Arnold, Barbara Arrington, ,loan Ash, Liz Asher, Aundria Ashworth, David Atkinson, Bobby Adams, John Adkins, Leslie Alexander, John Alexander, Steve Alexander, Susann Alford, Barbara Alford, Dan Alford, John Alford, Sandy , Atkinson, Mickey Aumiller, Marti Austin, Jackie Averitt, Rodney Babineaux, Janet Baker, Bob Baker, Harold Baker, Susie Ball, Jayne Ballenger, Ron Bang, Laurel Banks, Harlan Banks, Lois Barker, Billy Barker, Bill Key Barnes, Kathie Barnett, Bob Barras, Roger Barrett, James Barrett, Rodney Barron, Jane Barta, Richard Bartley, Dick Barton, Bobby Bass, Kathy Bautsch, Kenneth Bayer, Ross Bean, John Beaston, Lee Becker, Ronnie Behun, Shirley Beman, Barbara Benson, Phillip Bevafns, Sandra Bianchi, Kathryn Binion, Emma Lee Bird, Alan Blackwell, Charles Blankenship, David Block, Mary Blocker, Miriam Bloodworth, Jean Boise, Jeanne Bollinger, Karen Boyd, Jean Brabham, Vickie Brantner, Herman Brenton, Sue Brice, Robins Bridges, Bobby Bright, Bill Brock, Edith Brown, Diane Brown, Nancy Brown, Steve Brown, Yvonne Bryan, Anne Buettner, Lorraine Buffington, Mona Lee Burdick, Jim Burk, Cheryl Burke, Carole Burke, Ken Burke, Mike Burnett, June Burns, Barbara Busch, Mary Butler, Sharon Bybee, Ann Bybee, Joan Cabness, Verna J sg., , ,V .ni Q 'Q I slab n ,iff 5 if i W e , .sh E J, W: . , ,4 B.. , .,,,, 3 f Caillouet, Bootsie Callaway, Richard Calsetta, Mike Canada, Sherry Cannon, Rosemary Canonico, Robert Carlisle, Pam Carlson, Ellen Carney, Nancy Carrico, Lynn ' ,. il 'vs 1 Carter, Barbara 3 Cason, Johnny Cauthan, Chris 1' X Cayias, John Chancellor, Jeanette Chaplinsky, Mike Chapman, Ed Charter, Patti Childers, Kathy Christjohn, Tari Christmas, Susan Christy, Betty Jo Clark, Jerry Clark, Ronnie Clark, Susan Clalinch, Jerry Clayton, Jimmy Cobb, Cheryl Cobb, Sheron Cochran, Diann Coker, Wesley Colby, Phil Collins, Robert Connor, Earl Cook, Vickie Cooper,'Pat Cooper, Charles Cornick, Larry Corzette, John Cotten, Coral June Couch, Weldon Countryman, Jane Countryman, Sandra Cox, Cindy Cox, Clif Cox, Mary Ann Cozort, Susan Craig, Courtnay Cram, Marilyn Crandall, Marcia Crisler, Peggy Crocker, Marilyn Crocker, Mary Croes, Mirto eff, Crow, Jeff Cruce, George Cuevas, Darlene Cummings, Jan Cunningham, Janet Cunningham, John Cuoco, Rachel Curlee, Linda Daggett, Natha Dahl, Kenneth Dennis, Ronnie Derrick, Jimmy Derby, Ann De Soto, Shirley De Young, Susie Dickie, Jeannie Dickinson, Vicki Diedrichsen, Darlene Dinkins, L. L. Dittmar, Sharon Dahl, Kirby Danill, Gene Daniel, Jessie Daniels, Neil Daniels, Sherry Dargen, Karen Davis, Jack Davis, Mike Davis, Paul Davis, Sallie Davis, Tom Dean, Sherry Deane, Sandra DeCuir, Lloyd Dee, Sue Delaney, John De Lue, Sheri Dodd, Grady Dodd, Mary Jane Dold, Warren Donelson, Diane Doolittle, Graydon Douglass, Stephen Downm Carol Doyle f' race Dr1 s Kyleen Du Bose, Betty Dunkerley, Keton Dunning, Marsha Durden, Myra Dussler, JoAn Eakins, Lee rl, Bonnie rls, Nancy East, Paul Eckenrod, Dick Eggleston, Frances Eggleton, Don Elam, Jucly Ellis, Grover Ellis, Jerome Ellis, Johnny Ellis, Lisa Ellisor, Victor Evetts, Charles Ewell, Alan Farmer, Rosemary Farnsworth, Bill Farr, Emil Farra, Bill Farrack, Donna Farren, Jill Farris, Vicki Fearman, Jim Fearneyhough, Cayne Featherstone, Joe Ferguson, Laraine Fermier, John Filson, Dennis Finch, Doug Finch, Sandra Findlay, Linda Emmons, Julie Engberg, Marion English, J oe Ray English, Tonda Erck, Martin Eubanks, Kay Evans, Patsy Evans, Peggy Carol Evans, Peggy Merle 238 l , L A Finlayson, Alun Fischer, Susan Fisher, Buddy Fisher, Steven FitzCerald, Richard Flanagan, Ionnie Fleckenstine, Bob F leming, Susan Fletcher, Wyn Floeter, Elliott Florea, Della Flotten, Paul Floyd, John Fogarty, Bettie Folger, Walter Ford, Janey Fore, Gary Foreman, Hugh Foster, Delbert F redholm, Ed Fredricks, Todd French, Alice Froboese, Joseph F roehlich, Pat Fry, Paul Fugua, Carolyn Gabriel, Michael Going, Ronald Gonzalez, Patricia Goodman, Gaye Gostecnik, Marsha Graf, Mary Graham, John Graham, Rex Granhold, Trent Grantham, Helen Graves, Janet Greening, Willie Greenlaw, Rick Griffey, Bobbi Sue Grimm, Martin Haines, Mary Jane Garay, John Garrette, Linda Gatlin, Patty Gaumer, Gilbert Gianola, Nancy Gibbs, Ronald Gieson, Barney Gilbert, Gerry Gilbert, Sharon Gillum, Mary Gloyna, Robert Goddard, Terry 'X If 4 -...F mv 240 'Ni' Hall, Anne Hall, Jackie Hall, Joe Hall, Richard Hall, Wayne Hallmark, Ann Ham, Clare Heard, Charlotte Hebert, ,lane Hecht, Heidi 157 Hayden, Linda Hazard, Rick Head, Laura Head, Liz Hamilton, George Hammond, Donna Hammond, Phil Hander, Teddy Hanna, Mike Hannon, Kathy Harlan, Kay Harman, Judy Harmes, Mike Harold, Dianne Harper, Kenny Hart, Lynda Hastings, David Hatch, Bo Hayden, Billy Hecht, Heiko Heike, Durelle Heinen, Ronnie Henderson, David Henderson, Debbie Henderson, Jane Henly, Dana Henske, Larry Hermann, Betty Hermann, Carroll Herolz, Betty Hibbs, Ruth Hicks, .lohn Hilton, Cheryl Hinkle, Wayne Hobock, Jay Holden, Delores Ann Holder, Cheryl Holder, Judy Holliday, Frances Hollywood, Leslie Holten, Lianne Hooks, Rodney Hougen, Debbie Housworth, Gordon Howard, Slim Hudson, J im Huebner, Betty Hugetz, Mary We Hughe, Phil Hunter, Bill Huthmacher, lmlay, Anne Ralph lshee, Charles Ivey, Marty Jackson, Buddy Jackson, Nancy Jackson, Phyllis Janitz, Linda Jeffries, Paula Jennings, Kay Jensen, James Jernigan, Eva Lou Johnsen, Ken Johnson, Alan Johnson, Carole Johnson, David J ohnson, Jan Johnson Tom Johnson? Valerie Lynn Johnston, Jay Johnston, Norman Joines, Tommy Jolley, Pam Jones, Jim Jones, Pamela Kimball, Ronnie King, Jinunie Kinsey, Vernon Klemann, Sharonlynn Kluncl, Ruth Knust, Regina Koehl, Brian Krauter, Lee Krenek, Stanley Kunkel, Elaine Kutner, Jimmy Kyle, Jerry Labarbera, Philip Labay, Liz Lamb, Harold Jones, Ronald Juroska, Billy Kahanek, John Keckley, Jeff Kee, Karen Kefauver, Tony Kelbaugh, Doug Kelley, Ellen Kelley, Larry Kenyon, Karen Kershner, Tom Killgore, Gayle Lambie, Andy Lambright, Tommy Lammert, Chuck Yr'-w Long, ,ludy Love, Gary Lowe, Pamela Lancaster, Pat Lastor, ,lan Lavely, Diann Laycock, Jim Little, Mike Lloyd, Vickie Loftin, Martha Logan, Peggy Layton, Dianne Leach, Linda Lee, Donna Lee, Ralph Leifesto, lane Leonard, Linda Lerman, Howard Lewis, Carol Lewis, Richard Liccion, Carolyn Lightfoot, Deeanna Lind, Michael Linderman, Sammy Lindsay, Elaine Linenberger, Ralph McAlister, Jill McBride, Jim McCall, Joan McCarthy, Cherie McClellan, Jim McC1endon, Adelle McClung, Bernie McCurley, Randy McCurley, Richard McDermott, Mike McDonald, Wayne McDorman, Anne McGhee, Laura McGoodwin, Beth McGuire, Bennie McHenry, Mike McIntosh, John McKee, Judy McKenna, Diane McKenney, David McKinley, Danny McMahan, Donna McMichael, Amy Lynch, Richard Lyon, George McAdams, Hugh 1-of vw-r McQuinn, Mike Mace, Richard Magee, John Maher, Kathryn Manieri, Russe Maniscalco, Kenneth Manley, Ellis Mannix, Gerry Marney, Karen Marshall, Sharon Martin, Bobby Martin, Shirley Mason, Sandy Massey, Connie Massey, Richard Massey, Thomas Mathews, Ken Mathews, Tom Maynard, Weston Mead, Barbara Meason, Barbara Menasco, Mary Meyer, Louis Meyer, Wayne Michaud, Craig M-iculka, Donna Mikulenka, Bill Miley, Donna Miller, Herbie Miller, Jimmy Mitchell, Pamela Mitchell, Susan Mock, Melanie Mohr, Pam Mooney, Carolyn Morgan, Billie Sue Morgan, Charlene Morgan, Earl Morgan, Ed Morris, Alva Moseley, Glenda Moss, Clifton Mullin, Patsy Muncaster, Steve Murphy, Patsy Murphy, Tom Murray, Harrison Musgrave, Ken Myers, Gale Nathans, Janie Neely, Robert Nelson, Carol Neumann, Ralph Miller, Nick Miller, Patrick Minton, Evelyn Minton, Willard Newburn, Nancy Newell, Bronwyn Nichols, Becky Jo Palmer, Janis Palmer, Sandy Pampell, Bill Nichols, Margie Nicholson, Carol Nielsen, Kathy Noble, John Page, Darrell Pagel, Tommy Pair, Wanda Palmer, Fay Noble, Sue Nolan, Eva Norris, Earl Nost, Cherry Noyes, Tom Nuckolls, Nancy Olver, Fred O'Neill, Pat Osborne, Carol Osborne, David Oshry, ,lo Ann Overton, Jean Owens, Bill Owens, Hal Owens, John Parnpell Clarence Park Adrlenn Park Shirley Parker, Thomas Parrott, Chris Parrott, Larry Parsons, Andy Parsons, Mike Patton, David Paul, Bob Paul, Frankie Payne, Linda Pearson, Tom Pech, Bonnie Sue Peebles, Jack Peery, Vicki Peregoy, Cheryl Perry, ,lay Peterson, Lyn Peterson, Merry Beth Petronella, Tom Phariss, Beverly Sue Phillips, Glenn Phillips, ,lane Pickett, Linda Pike, John Pilkington, Ann Pinter, Vance Pipkin, Barbara Plemons, Norman Poehl, Ronnie Pohler, Henry Pollard, Billy Pope, Mike Porter, Doug Pounds, Ronnie Praeger, Chuck Prejean, Dale Presley, Greer Pyle, Louis Pyndus, San Dee Qualls, John Queen, Ralph Rae, David Ragland, Bill Rahn, Ray Rainey, Marylin Ralmuto, Carol Randle, Barbara Rascoe, Gail Reader, Thomas Reddoch, Lynne Redus, Diane Reece, James Reed, Laura Reed, Vikki Reeves, Carol Reeves, Sandi Robinson, Jim Robinson, Roni Robishaw, John Rogers, Pete Roman, Bruce Roper, Barbara Rosenbaum, Enid Rosenstein, Tommy Roskoph, John Roth, Midge Roth, Sondra Rothwell, Elizabeth Ann Rouse, Chris Russell, June Ryning, Jerry Reifel, Catherine Reinders. 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Sanes, David Sorgi, Gail Sovick, Mike Sparkman, Richard Sporn, Gloria Spreen, Janis Stanley, Karole Stanton, John Stanton, Mary Jane Starling, Jane Stelzer, Pamela Stevens, Mary Stevens, Ruthie Stevenson, Penn Stewart, Alan Smith, Paul Smith, Randy Smith, Robert Smith, Skipper Smith, Steve Snyder, Eric Saden, Jim Stewart, Hugh Stewart, Jimmy Stokes, Pete Stone, Marvin Stork, Pearly Stroud, Susan Stutts, Brenda Sustala, Katherine Swanson, Cary Sweeney, Linda Swift, Tom Swor, Paula Sylvester, Rhoda Tatum, Sonny Tautenhahn, Linda Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylori 7 Kathleen Keith Patsy Rodger Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson, Taylor, Steve Teddie, Don Tharp, Ronnie Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Sylvia Bob Carole Claire Gerry Gregg Thompson, Jim Thurman, Wanda Thurmund, Naomi Tilden, Jeanie Tinsley, John Trimble, Ray Trocmet, Denis Trotter, J im Trueheart, Mary Truitt, Ray Tschiedel, Sharo Tsiang, Lynette Tucker, Earl Turner, Terry Vance, Katie VanDyke, Bob Vanlirp, Steve VanLoozen, Michele Vasut, David Vaughn, Turley Veale, Susan Veazey, Ray Verbois, Joel Vestal, Richard Vines, Robert Wallace, Skip Walsh, David Walsh, Walter I1 Toon, David Torn, Susan Trail, Sandy Trevillion, William Walters, Skip Wander, Linda Ward, Donna Ware, Jimmy Warren, Billie Rae Warren, Shirley Waters, Pete Way, Kris Weaver, Trudy Webb, Marlene Weekley, Dick Weingartner, Carol Welch, Andy Welch, Carol Weller, Craig Werner, Gary West, Robert Weston, Barbara Whitaker, Chuck White, Ann White, Kaye White, Margaret Whitehead, Judy Wilkerson, Larry Willard, Gordon Willcoxon, Vickie Williams, Cheryl Williams, Danny Williams, Doug Williams, Cradene Williams, Ted Williams, Wayne Wilson, R. 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Mr. Adams makes short work of the German lesson for Skip- pie and Frank . . . Billy Luft and Shirley Carmichael twist around with the crowd . . . three maids awalking, and Steve Franklin all celebrating Ber- muda Day. S x K 1 ELECTIONS Suzie Baker and Jim ' Hudson cheer in try- outs. Cheerleaders-elect, L. to R.: standing, Carol Lewis, Bo Hatch, Mary Jane Stanton, Billy Pollard, June Russell, Paul Smith, Jim Hudson, Suzie Baker, kneeling, Mike Shields, Tommy Pagel, Mary Jane Haines, Bobbie Sue Griffey, Pan Stelzer and Debbie Henderson. I Spring Branch Student Council and Senior Class officers: Marsha Gostecnik, Debbie Hougen, Linda Hayden, Fred Olver, Mary McClintock, Jan Lastor, Barney Giesen. Not pictured, Rick Creenlaw and Ralph Neuman. Memorial and Spring Branch Junior Class officers: Patty Wynne, Will Davis, Sayers Brenner, Jolene Davidson, Marsha High, Debbie Tracy, Mike Brown. Memorial Student Council and Senior Class officers: Jay Perry, Dick Weekley, Wanda Pair, Pattie Char- ter, Steve Alexander, Susan Torn, Jon Slaughter, Charles Untermeyer, Andy Welch. 1 l l l l 1 i 1 l l I 444 SWIMMERS, GOLFER TAKE SECOND IN STATE Spring Branch captured second place in 1962 state competition swim- ming and golf to assert itself as a Texas power in these areas. The swimmers tallied 52 points for a close second behind Highland Park. The golf team came within 13 strokes of taking the state crown. All-State swimmers, L. to R., hack row: Tom Cunningham, Ronnie Rogers, .lim Spillane, Clint Williams, John Hackethorn, Greg Thompson. Front row: Jack Scogland, John Corzette, Ernest Jaegler. ' 1 5 3 Q if GOLFERS, L. Moore. to R.: King Nelson. Gene Mitchell, Doug Dyer, Jeff Kathy Butterfield was the lone rep- resentative from both boys' and girls' tennis teams in the regional meet at the University of Houston. KATHY BUTTERFIELD T l L z H 1 BASEBALLERS TIE FOR THIRD IN IO-4A . . . Strike! The Bears amassed a 22-7 record for the season, tying for third place in 10-4A competition and winning the Houston Coaches Tournament. . . . TRACKME PLACE SECOND Traclimen, L. to R.: David Jordan, Ronnie Head, Randy Smith, Paul Davis, Bob Miller, and John Creve. Volleyballers at practice include, L. to R.: Cathy Wood- ruff, Laura Sizenbach, Liz Laliay, Carrie Lindsay, and .lerrie Lewis. The Bears were edged 148-137 by Lamar for the 10-4A track title, but seven trackmen qualified for the regional meet at U. of H. Don Kooser survived the regional to qualify for the state meet at Austin. DON KOOSER 4....J P5 Outstanding students receive cita- tions in Awards Day Assembly. HO ORS Adininistrators and future Student Council presidents discuss Awards Day program. Nearly 250 students walked across the stage to receive awards May 16, including National Merit letters and certificates, Girls, and Boys' State, scholarships, depart mental awards, National Science Foundation, summer school grants and speclal awards from 24 outside organizations. Dean of Girls, Mrs. Annice Eccles, plans and supervises Awards Day. Student Council presidents-elect Barney Cir-svn and Andy Welch receive gavcls from Dick Evans. rv ,F ,W ,,..,.. i l r Mr. Ballard issues an award. fx DEAN RINDY . , . ,A RAY NEEDHAM CHARLES UNTERMEYER Ben Arning builds a dream house to win First Place in the Industrial Arts Fair. Drama coach Carolyn Grillo's entry- Roman off and Julieti' in the ISL One-Act Play con- test. Interscholastic League State winners: Robert Hancock, Prose Readingg Suzie Cunningham, Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking. Representing Spring Branch in the National Forensic League national meet are state winners Dean Rindy and Ray Needham, Debateg Charles Untermeyer, Boys' Extemporaneous Speaking. Forensics coach Rex Fleming brings many trophies to his school. SUPPLEMENT STAFF C0-Editors .,,.,, ,,,,,,,t,. C lif Cox Alva Morris Activities , t,,. ,t,,.,,, C onnie Roe Proms ,,,.. . .... ....... S haron Butler Graduation ,..,..,. Barbara Meason Subscription . ..,,...... Linda Pickett Circulation ,,,. ..... P eggy Evans l i I i Luis Coach Tully receives year- book dedication from edi- tor Roberta Palmay. The Bruin comes! Publications staff has first look at yearbook. Seniors take English 'iteamn finals. Budding senior Todd Fredericks poses for graduation pictures. PRI G RE IEW Deck the halls with campaign posters. L if .a -Al ' S few Beginner forensics, L. to R.: Diane lhuwll, Debbie Car- ter, Jerry Kyle, and Johnny Doyle with trophies. l 2 ii: ai: 5 K Xb1'-'.,f AG :Y -Sq,g,m. f-, Brutus, Steve Capps: Caesar Ralph Linenherger, help sopho mores enjoy 'ilulius Caesar. Sophs Charlie Rogers and Elaine Smith twist In xictfvry in Snplimnou Dance twist contest. .4 Juniors enjoy themselves while dancing at the Houston Executive Club May 19. l.. 4 Terry Turncr and Linda Allen twist to the strains of the Del Reys. JU IOR PROM rx Rodney Hooks and Randy llc- Curloy refresh with punch. Money baus Newell sits .3 watchfully by his hills. 'Tolka-Co-Round ' 4 f' . -Mfg ,ff J SENIOR PROM Beautifully clad seniors dance at the Houston FTER THE PRCM Seniors gather at Memorial Drive Countrv C l u h to SWIM. . . Mrs. Maxcy and l1e'r date dance happily. TWIST . . . EAT BACCALAU REATE THE REVEREND CHARLES F. HOOD Mr. Emmons keeps the ranks ill line us 710 file into the stadium May 27. 6'Will the graduates please be seatedf' Miss Coloma Lafferty directs top-rated Spring Branch High School Choir. ul Huy Never Pas This Way' Again. COMMENCEMENT DANCE Some sat . . . and Back to the dance floor the gradu ates and their dates celebrate the finale at the Shamrock-Hilton Hotel May 30. Some walked . . . Some talked . . . . and some Twisted the Night Awayf' GRADUATIO 4-2? PAM PRESSLEY -omg' Two girls tie for top scholastic hou- ors. BARBARA COLTON JOHN ABBOTT First to graduate, highest average for the boys. . Mr. Wade Pogue directs superior-rated Spring Branch High School band. Dr. Landrum pri-some diplo- mas . . . Roger Farley, Mr Luybay. and Will MCKQ-nncy Mr. Emmons and Mr. Ballard One of the most memorable moments of a life- time-Conunencement. After 12 years of English, math, science, history and language, 710 students stand ready to begin a new kind of life-in the adult world. What does the future hold for them? Will they be doctors, lawyers, housewives, or maybe even astronauts braving the new frontier of outer space? What will they contribute to the world . . . to their country? Their predecessors need not be concerned. This group has won many accolades. These young adults are endowed with intelligence, self-confi- dence and determination. They will make them- selves first class citizens and keep theirs a first class community. The procession . . . two by two. Dean Rindy was chosen to give the Com- mencement address . . . he returned in full the confidence. . . . and Larry Moser-half-way through at 10 a minute. -.. ...Y 1+-f N .. W .. . Q- k -M'-f wg, M 1 ' W' munlvwmvwnfv K A , .V WWW .- , ,W f gggn-nuns W K M -Q , .. - M,,,.w-.f-mg-u -0- 6 ,,..,.,,,.-w,....m I , .--M la inc M A ' of fn? , ' ' Q... ..... ,V 1 - ' -vwus1ni '!' W... W '4' ' I ..., awww? ,-,--we H , H.. f fy .ar-f 'k Wm.. 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