St Johns School - Rebel Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1955 volume:

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' A b , Q Q :ff , ' 5:11 fig jf- V ' ' 1 L flij A' mr. robert moore . . . to mr. rnoore, our friend, who has taught as and who has laughed with us, we the seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty-five dedicate our yearbook . . . 'I 'T 1 -T 1 i 5 4 --T 1 Q, 5 .4 . 31 ,X ,bw . as v W 1:1 if X Igffg x S11 xy, -,W g ,s '35 wr, 13 Rv. f ff 'fm' , we' V, 6 . M . X'fw -f 5' 4 Wil? Q xi 3 2 . 'W ii Hi Hl 9 11imww ,E HHH H il 35 fi? 'Q Guild a +ribu+e fo si. iohn's good mo'rhers, whose counfless our school +o 'funcfion so S. enable 5 ima. god- A , Administration 6 V W wwmi Q L, :ff W- V f E f if Li Q 5 5 fu .f J .5 V: 5 ,gy K xx N Q 1' 2 21 N 5 5 S13 1-i g . N 'X W . 7.4:- I Q' x K ks' 1 'if - V + ,fi .Rf W . g X . 1 'U J -W 34 xx lf? N1 F 4 C X. S +- ,Q w NENM, 5 ! . A, 'f if 'I 31? ii' S if ,. 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N- A as flbevfl Zchards anjisraru dean arlifehks. staden, aff ff! .vm,1,, ,I is mrs, blbfogy mr. nelson chairman of science dept., dean of studies and admissions mr. nixon history, mathematics msg fig: E.: I, ,i..,.-g.., h fl gf-ieiexf i - S' A 193, , V his W i ' P 35358 1 . .,f. , 'g ' ,' N-Pais 15 ' Q: wx , . lit 1, - E .1 j M ka K-mx .- 3 L J . - J, X fi Q ,af 5 K , , E , , r Q. 5. Q f V'- t3 ' X .... 4.-nA.niv4..w..,s.Q ., ,X V mf- Tqgfts mr. rodwell mlm ' . - nt latin asslsw dems w dean of stu miss jonsson history 9 and geography miss eck mrs. bordelon lower school ,. Z.. Q A miss meredith lower school science miss ceirco lower school, english mrs. kevan music miss nissen head of pre-school .ar miss barkley miss poor lower school lower school mr. hood maintenance engineer mrs. wakefield lower school w i rev. sumners chaplain 1 miss arbogast lower school miss gove lower school nm mrs. ragan lower school l' -ss 1 cafeteria staff Xxx- .sw -,W 1-fy. ,v,:x,r....... S. ., . , X M 1-w 1 N 1 J i . Q ' wow'- '4 WM ' r -' nm ' QQ, '11 . M' .,. 'W W: . , if 4' ' W, '!'Q:xPi'- , af A 1 I xi, t 'V ' W fx fx ian X' qi X . N f' '54 1 , Q.. J S W if J na-72 M aftw r 'Q is a 4 X rp. xg A 1 fi ' ,--Qi' mr. salls . dean of students, chairman of foreign mf- Sal1l1d6I'S mr. ten broeck language dept mafhemfulc-9 history ,1Q10'3':'i ig.3 s ik mi XX I It Q ' - h is N ' A uf 1. , ' e-, x r-v xxf K x k 'J H '! r'5i'f'fQ9' is , QSPESXQ Q' w r ' Y 1 A 1 .5 :K li A if V X6 xLw,jfL'lL.'F..4jf.gilJ: . ' ! ' t ff ' ' , rf 'Q r ' if H , iff 5 s U4 fl 251-,Vg , ' QrQf,,f it 1 5 ' 7 Q V: ' -...Lb -1-V l Q' 7 -L -' 5, F H7 ' 3. V I . 1 ,f . I . .. in g. . lx s f' ,I g ig, .fi Q ' 1 1 ' , x K ,. M gk , .- . - It - 4 E, 1 1 gli? ' ,cw Q-sf - ,, 5? f' 7 -' o fs J f X-'fm f' fc s- , A W- J 5 . V I . s. .1 ,f , i ,,. ' mr. west if chairman of the history dept. G assistant director of admissions I mr. wrlght english, r. weems mr. panfely 'biology religious history mrs. a. lewis head of the lower school mrs. nelson french, mr. flansburg chairman of the math dept. Seniors 'JZ I! 4.x 4 Y 'Kg' , 0' ' my 0 x I I a ' ' 4 .' t , -s Q 'P 1 Q o 7 fl L 1 N' 5 ' K ' ' 1 ,TV A ' fs' Q ' ' A w vt s .. ' lx ' fr ' ' I 1 C x.A , I , F 2175 .xt .s Q, W 3 ...A as f h -, 1 . six. ' T, 2' f, J .' ' ' ' S4--' 3' 1 I A Y . ' ' 4 ' f'- v . ' '.'r Q 'Q ' A ' ' 0,1 A ' P 1 ' 'X 'Irv ' c ' 4 5 . 1 it ' N a i ' ' s -0, - 1 W' . 5 U4 S' ' ' u 7 ' f I . ' 1 n t . I. .A Q n . -1 ' A - '. ' J' 8 ' xi a 5 T. ,V 5 ' , f Ab f ' 5 S ,. 's ' ' , fi 1 , J I I 0, ir gqfq ,S -, - y , ., , mx I . ,bt ' ' Q ' rj, J ku Xe , ' fl, X .Q ' 11 - Q. . Q 'T . X ' 9, v ,7-, ,-Q , A ,,, ,-1 I J mf:-If ' ' ' , -. Q nfl' N 'i QS v in gan 'Ain .mi ...Ev TV A R ' -' '.'f:'s-L .0 - + r 1 1- Y -v -A , ii ' 1 ' , ' QQ 'f rg . H H .V .bfi X . A , A V V ' . , 'A Q . .v I xl, 'B' s a I gf ' . a , . -sfv K av , 4 7- . Sf . 'HJ f 'Q ' . ' 1 K' f ' vw- 1. ' A. v Q - -we ' mf . l ri M as-..,i A HA Agua, .gk NARA bf! hx, , 4 'Vi' 'nl Q. M, 'N X.. QQ A 6. 1 BOA. 'mx dohus 'gchool CLAREMONT LA 2 4 0 1 HOUSTON 19, TEXAS A ril 19'-5 ALAN Luce Cmosev Duvuv Bateman, J.. 30 P , Hesdvmutrf Mas. W. S. Puum Amon B. junn R. E. Sm-ru Gunmen Svuorxns Lum N. Wmnf. Inns O. Wnxsrow , ln., Ch-firms Robert Lee Fleming, E-sq. President of the Student Body St. John's School 21,01 Clermont Lane Houston l9, Texas bt of 1955 will have completed erlences. Dear Bo b rs of the Glass rly into new exp John's month, the mem e ill go forth esge s feel that St. In another for college and w that you will alway their preparation I hope we have prepared you well and am and lively place in your hearts. and your classmates the 1 warrants a w 1 to express to you the many distinct ve is f this letter s l ave behind for ' regress. Yours The purp0se o grateful thanks of all of those you e contributions you have made to the stream of St. John s p the first graduating class whose members were called upon to make the diffi- cult transition from lower school to departmentallzed instruction. I only mention this because your class has really tested the full educational pro- gram of the School and you have never been found wanting in meeting each new challenge. You have followed in the shadow of significant achlevenents and have solidified them into traditions. Above all, you have brought the admin- istration of student affairs to s. position of respect and meaningful accen- plishment through your thoughtful and conscientious effort. less does not represent the collective ability of rtanceg St. John's makes no whose tically, your c t is of no impo d the student Scholas some that have preceded. This fac distinction between the student with superior gifts an ability is adequate. The important thing is that you have taken advantage of opportunities, you have given with generosity and spirit, and you have developed into men and women with your feet on the ground and your aspirations above the commonplace. tion and wish you well. We shall rmember always Ste Johntse te you with affec l ed in building We salu the significant part you have p ay Cordially yours, A1-Cswm 7-L 45- al--N Headmaster CHARLES AVANDO LEAVENS ALLEN Lev Agreed to differ. Robert Southey Entered St. John,s 49 Honor Roll Johnnycake Association 54 Choir Acolyte Football 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Basketball 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Review Rebel Entered St. John's 46 ELIZABETH DUPUY BATEMAN Dupe The heart to conceive, the understand- ing to direct, and the hand to executef, -Anonymous Honor Roll ' , ia.-1 5 Dramatics NL ' ,X N NX Choir W h Q N Student Affairs Council 52-53, 53-54, fxx , ll 54-55 A Q 'R f Prefect s , , 1 5 Booster Club 4 4 5 i Service Committee 54-55 X ,Z Basketball 52-53, 53-54, captain 54.55 -Dx W, f , it Review, Editor 54-55 5 412, Q ,- Scribblers, President 54-55 , R - , 'ja' l fi ' 5 , ' Scribblers' Award 53-54 v ' , Volleyball 52.53, 53-54, 54-55 f ,v,et , ' Chorus 1' f' 5 Scholastic Excellence Award 49-50, 50-51 Honorable Mention 51-52 Honorable Mention, German, History, English, French 53-54 Rebel RICHARD BURTON BLACKWELL Ricky-Dicky-Do Better a bad excuse than none at all. -William Camden I -uf' L Lf' XX Entered St. ,l0hn's 4-9 W 5, Baseball 51-52, 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 ' 5 9 Basketball 52-53, 53-54, 54.55 Choir Football 52-53 Dramatics Rebel x' h ' , 1 ' ' I -- . 5 ' ls' X!! ' . , 5 4 gl- f 5 L ff f + ' ,-if 43 ,5 ,. Ak, K Ag, X Aff' '1 , - iff' . 'vt . L - - L- 5 ...gr '- .f-aff. L 4- ,-fiff ff. uwl, V V -..fag 3, N L FI' L J fx l XJ-X '15 R lxf A ': L iQ l k1 fl' A i 5 , xgl, X fi' A 4' 35' 5 , f,,,..,xix t Entered St. John's 48 Honor Roll Dramatics Choir Service Committee 53-54 Basketball 52-53, 53-54- 54-55 Cheerleader Alternate 53-54 Cheerleader 54-55 Rebel Volleyball 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Chorus Scholastic Excellence Honorable Men- tion 52-53 HELEN MITCHELL BLOXSON Little Helen She is a handsome, wee thing. -Robert Burns uw-3 4 x L N G Ml 'O 4 I , fl l-'i T W l . BETTY LYNNE BROWN Red Secret, and self-contained, and solitary as an oyster. 41 Charles Dickens ga Ls ' R wg., -- '- x X . -1 1 x ' F f - Met .Q 2 2, J 3 Iggy! Entered St. ,lohnls 48 Basketball 53-54, 54--55 Chorus Volleyball 52-53, 53-54-, Captain 54-55 Rebel Entered St. ,lohn's 49 Choir Booster Club Rebel Chorus Basketball 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Review Volleyball 54-55 Dramatics Scholastic Improvement Award, Honor- able Mention 53-54 BOBBIE SUE BUCK Buckie I must speak the truth and nothing but the truth. -Miguel De Cervantes X 2 C it 'lx It ,-.ft , , lx, x W W on 5 -Ji 1 ,vs G! IAN ARBUCKLE CALVERT The Englishman Some men have only one book in themg others a libraryf' -Sidney Smith l Q Q 5 XX. 'f N X t to - , 'W 4 Entered St. John's 51 l Honor Roll tj , f Choir I Acolyte f f it Booster Club ' Football 51-52 Rebel S Scholastic Excellence Award, Chemistry 54 ' 3 Time Award 51-52, 53-54 x .S l Entered St. ,lohn's 49 Honor Roll Johnnycake Association Choir Football 52-53, 54--55 Basketball 52-53, 54--55 Baseball 52-53, 54--55 Rebel Booster Club 53 WILLIAM VAN CONOVER, II Cyra-no Willy Come, let us have some mirth. K.. ' .3t,. . 'V ,z , ,s .V X 'Sf 'D x William Davies 'S , Wx wx K ly - '1 1 5- .X 511 ' 1 3 fl, f ,I MARY JOYCE COX Curly s'Let satire be my songf, -Lord Byron Nb rf , fl -o x . ' if f f 'm If A N Q Vx 'ix i ,ww I XV Jw Entered St. John's 4-9 Honor Roll Y 6, 3 li. H' iz? - Rebel v i,o o Entered St. ,lol'1n7s 48 Honor Roll Johnnycake Association 54 Student Affairs Council 54-55 Prefect Acolyte Booster Club Service Committee Football 53-54, 54-55 Basketball 52-53, 53-54 Captain 54-55 Business Manager Review 53-54 Scribblers 53 Business Manager Rebel 54-55 Scholastic Excellence Award Biology 52-53 Harvard Prize 53-54 FREDERICK GARRISON DUPUY Fred Doopy The reward of a thing rightly done is to have done itf, fllalph Waldo Emerson Tfjgfzt, A KNAW-ii',1 W fu X 4. -9 3 X . IJ' 'D it I: if I Rx . 'F ELIZABETH FAULKNER Betty Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kindf, -George Dubourg 5 t w..a-af 'i..... 1 'x- g R5 K 2' 2, 4' X uQ 5 Q 4 fp ff 3 Entered St. Johnls 46 Honor Roll Johnnycake Association 54 Choir Chapel Guild 53-54 Head of Chapel Guild 54-55 Booster Club Service Committee 53-54, 54-55 Manager Girls' Basketball 53-54 Basketball 54-55 Review Business Manager 51-52, 54-55 Scribblers Associate Editor Rebel Volleyball 53-54, 54-55 Chorus Scholastic Excellence Honorable Men tion, Spanish 53-54 Entered St. Jolnfs 49 Dramatics Choir President of Choir 54-55 Student Affairs Council 53-54, Head Prefect Booster Club President 53-54 Ar-olytc Football 51-52. 52-53, 53-54 Captain 54-55 Basketball 52-53. 53-54, 54-55 Review Rebel Baseball 53-54. 54-55 Chorus 54-55 ROBERT LEE FLENIING R. L. Rob The Hass The force of his own merit makes ln 37 way. ffwrllliillll Shake pc 111 A441-o-,,,,u '1, ,rm-v,,L .ix X S 'S J 4 if dt eu.. X A I yi ,sl ,Q llqq 4 s fe . if ,if , ,aa LANG JAMES FU UA Q Hard Guy F ewks ls this the mighty ocean? ls this all?,' -Gilbert White I Entered St. John's 46 Honor Roll Dramatics ,, Choir ' Football 53-54, 54-55 Review Rebel If' ix Basketball 53-54, 54-55 Baseball 53-54 Captain 54-55 wb- Qgif,-1 -L' wi - ' FWJ? ff Q? X lg ' f. A' f-is ,. i 19 ,sf S: laii-fl I If ..-J, - I ' ,' X F Scholastic Improvement Award 46-47 Entered St. ,lohnls 51 Dramatics Booster Club Rebel Football 52-53Q 53-54-, 54-55 JEROME LESLIE GREEN Laughing Boy The day is lost on which one has not laughed? -Sebastien Chamfort Y 10931, 'Xxqb 1 . .uh u. X 1 'h 'lu E v E . , '.9 in L X, - XM A --gg 1 x. xx :H x 1 4--E-xxxw q km x . kj' - iv l .i . , fl, .s.ef-.- -'f rv , ,f .V 'uf A .A ,aff , 9 if Q , Fw f .I , . 1 rf X FRANK CONRAD HERZOG The Duke Smiles '4Love me, love my dog. -Thomas Heywood 'iz A if xi 1 Q 1 .X I X ':--' 'A i x 57 F ff' .fi- Entered St. John's 50 Honor Roll Dramatics Student Affairs Council 54-55 Prefect Football 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Baseball 53-54, 54-55 Review Editor Rebel Scribblers Chairman Student Faculty Relations Committee Basketball 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Entered St. John's 46 Johnnycake Association 53 Football 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Rebel JAMES HAMILTON HILL C M5561 '6How about a little fun?', -Willialn Davies ,-402, Mx X 31955 ix 5ff i'35f'KgQl V 'tl V l ,E A 4 x '- l X 1 ! 1 r DAVID MARION JOHNSON Big Dave An Archangel a little damageclf' -Charles Lamb X Entered St. Johnls 46 ,lohnnycake Association 55 Choir Acolyte Football 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Baseball 54-55 Chorus Booster Club Rebel Entered St. John's 4-9 Honor Roll Dramatics Choir Booster Club Rebel LOUIS FABIAN KANNENSTINE Father Whistler Who does not love wine, women. and song remains a fool his whole life long. -Lord Byron , A -C1 -., l S N ' L H is ,I A rj Af 44' ELIZABETH ALICE LETZERICH Bertha Ever let the fancy roam, pleasure never IS at homef' ,Q fjx, fg N P. 1 John Keats :gi frffvff Z -.... 2 f A X 'Zi' a , . X ' i Y f 2 5-' M, 'gf3fjSf'gfQ g 3 ...fs Rv? gf ,f sl J 'lx 1 X x Entered St. John, Honor Roll Dramatics Choir Chorus Basketball 54--55 Volleyball 541-55 Booster Club Rebel s4-6 PATRICIA ANN LONGLEY Pat 'LAS good as gold. -YCharles Dickens rw! :Qt N S' sux -Uyslxy gif' 19 I Entered St. John's 50 it ' W V A Honor Roll ,H ,G IH- -H . Choir sr 'fi' lf' ' Art My all Athletic Improvement Award 54- -Q, j Booster Club Q , Chorus Rebel I .3 JUDITH MALEV Judy 'Tm no angel ll' Willialll Thackeray 'z-gr, R x cs X ,ff I :N Entered sr.J01m'S52 ,A . 5 i Q Q 1 3 ,-,gff x.,Q ,- Honor Roll RCVICW Rebel Scholastlc Excellence Award Latm 52 53 Engllsh 53-54- Honorable Mentlon French 52-53, 53-54- Latm 53 54 Hxstory 53-54- General Scholastlc Excellence 53-54- TAYLOR RAY Dimples Better late than never. -Thomas Heywood 1 x '- 1 Entered St. John's 49 xl P! Prefect M 25 2 ' Basketball 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 5 fi? . , j Football 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 59 if 5 Choir 3 ff, lj Dramatics x 1,- Booster Club, President 52-53, 53-54, , 3 ' 54-55 -I Rebel , Review J X Student Affairs Council 52-53, 53-54, i - 54-55 X Ri, CAROLE ELIZABETH SANDLIN Magpie Butch Some feelings are to mortals given with less of earth in them than heavenf' ' s KZ' fg h 3, I '. ' of Sir Walter Scott .-.QQPK x 4 X . , . X . 5 3 i,.-:UH X r A ' X . k1'fl,f' I Xi . V - gay,-N J , x , X ,h l xx--' f f'f' V. . ,rl ' ,,...4,- ', me 1, , , .N , - K X 4 I' 1 1 '-4-'F 'f' Z..-X -' 4 P H X N 2 f r ,fe 1, W f, Ar J' 5- .1 tolli? t , B- 4215,- L 1 n Nmuf' Entered St. John's 49 Honor Roll Cheerleader 53-54, 54-55 Johnnycake Association 53 President 54-55 Choir Booster Club Chapel Guild 53-54 Basketball 52-53 Review Scribblers Associate Editor Rebel Volleyball 53-54, 54-55 Chorus 'm.q.p40 SUZANNE ELEANOR SAUNDERS Subtle Susie To know is nothingg everything. ff 'WWI-5 Entered St. .lohnls 49 ' W Choir Review Scribblers Rebel Volleyball 53-54- 'lg ll ,f' Y to imagine is Anatole France -.14 'Ss 53 ,W ' M X ' l . e , .fl ,5 ff' 4' ?,.f'..7-Q. ' , . 5 :nl , .fjfflj V, ' , ..-Lf IQ, 1' ff . , ' U , . f ' , .wear - Y . he Af Zu jf- . , ' if Q3'fA+' .3 ,fi Wiffxf Ar 1 Ile? ' my-I? .. I xx Q, 1 g,-' 'P ' 4. ' y 1' ' .' ff- - f l?4Qf ' 4 ' s - I K ' . - vw . 4 C:-,q -9- ff? -l ,ei - 4- R - GRETCHEN SHARTLE Nature Girl Gretch A busy bee has no time for sorrow. -William Blake df? ,,i. t X fa V -',' ' ,N A '.,---- ,Ei kslxri, Q It . .. ,ii f 5 I Q MF- fi i,.' .-W' .4 I 424 ff f 5,38- Entered St. John's 47 Honor Roll Basketball 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Choir Dramatics Rebel Review Scribblers Scholastic Excellence Award Honorable Mention Biology 52-53 DAR Award, History 51-52, 52-53 Student Affairs Council 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Volleyball 53-54, 54-55 Booster Club Community Service Award 53-54 Entered St. John's 52 Baseball 52-53 Basketball 53-54- Football 52-53, 53-54, 54--55 Dramatics Rebel SIDNEY LEO SHLENKER Mac Shlenker Big Sid From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirthf, iwilliarrl Shakespeare J f mXXx5 4 ls- kl ,Z 3 ,,' F 'D he if . BOBBY SUE SMITH Robert Susan Schmitly Though somewhat late I perchance ar- ' 77 rlve. -Anonymous fi! 'ff-i'!f,f EJ! ,ffl tr S Q L xx i f' if f ,J '.'.' lik 5 f 'l-f.-:jfs f 1 -'i vt j j ' ifff J , xl is - A fax- h f - N., .pr Q. ' lj, . , 1 k- ,.- .' jff','.-' , V, af'-f' 43.5, f ' if I Entered St. ,lohn's 46 Honor Roll Cheerleader 53-54 Head Cheerleader 54-55 Johnnycake Association 54 Choir Review Scribblers Rebel Chorus Booster Club Volleyball 53-54, 54-55 Entered St. ,lohn,s 4-6 Acolyte Rebel Band Choir Dramatics Safety Patrol Booster Club HUBERT SMITH Smiddy Hubie Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessingsf' -Plutarch nf., , ,., my 'V g Q xj . .. th! . N. ' Y J,- x Ia, 'fig ' . as 1 fthwilivl ' S. , YA ln' K If ' 57 1 ' ff 'J . I l xx 6 JON ANTON SONNEN fan He says little but to the purpose. Anonymous Entered St. John's 51 Acolyteg Head 54--55 Dramatics Scholastic Improvement Award 52-53 Rebel Entered St. John,s 53 Baseball 53-54, 54-55 Rebel Choir Chorus Football 53-54, 54-55 Dramatics JAMES OLIVER STERLING Ollie 'LYoung Lochinvar has come out of the East. -Sir Walter Scott ,ff II III f Ay' 'iffy' 5 W ,X A... XT' Mk 7 'fy lla' 3 5 - , 49 l Q ,I s li Y ,H cg. J , W K kv. .. ,- V , ., V-. - -- . Last Will and Testament ollie Ucasanovau sterling, leave! jon sonnen, leave my russian boots to john her, to make more noise. hubert smith, leave my unusual ability to ep what i think to myself to all those loud- iths in the class of '56. bobby smith, leave my blue, blue eye to icy johnson. sidney shlenker, leave my big grin and ieral friendliness towards everybody to bob cowitz, who, like me, just can't help being gretchen shartle, leave my bubbling in- rests in flying saucers to millie ruth ibble and hope that she finds out more about am than i did. suzanne saunders, leave my long pointed lgernails to nelda mccullough to use on ,vens, if she so desires, after reading this l. carole sandlin, leave my ability to cause uproar in the senior room at the drop of a i to all those poor lost souls who will .low in my footsteps. to kathryn dayvault i .ve my incessant chatter. taylor ray, leave my linguistic and hematical abilities to Htu mares, and my utation as a nladv-killeru to hnh lavvs i, judy malev, leave my ability to do five o risser, or any other member of the class of i, patsy longley, leave my naturally curly h kernel, to the future unfortunate physics cl i, betsy letzerich, will leave in my orange i, louie kannenstine, leave my numerous joke leonard youens, in order that they can fill music just as i have. i, david johnson, leave my Uooh-shoo-be-doo- leave to bill laubach. i, jimmy hill, leave my knack for sneaking u my long black eyelashes to mascara-minded ma the horvitz twins. i, frank Ulover boyu herzog, give all the ni boys, just to prove i can be big hearted abo to sarah davison, who is already well on her i, jerry ulaughing boyn green, leave my soft fond hope that it will get him in ugoodn wit i, lang fuqua, leave my reputation as the Us this type, this is all i have to say. i, bob Hb-bar-bu fleming leave my golden thr the grade CsD. my alligator shirts i leave t kind of clothes. i, betty faulkner, leave my southern voice t leave my knack for taking on all kinds of jo i, fred dupuy, leave my oheerfulness to gord and my easy-going manner to billy crowell. i, mary cox, leave my poetic interests to tk Weldon hale, and my yen for ??? to jane mcgu 1 subjects in one study hall to tommy who wants to stay in the senior room. to stephanie straus, and my dad, the s. white chevvy, thank you. constant whistling to john mcreynolds and senior room with laughter and beautiful to alex greenwood. my bopping ability i and ffigbbbbibg the girls bb bbbby bbffbrd, s, and my constant door-slamming to grade girls back to the ninth grade t. my classroom wise-cracks, i leave Cto mr. salls' officeD. histicated laugh to Weldon hale, in the the teachers, also. g, silent typeu to toby worth, and being to any up and coming singer who can't make man reynolds, who just plain needs some n in sibley, and to mary grace greenwood i nd always doing them well. oodfellow, my height to dichy gillingham, tball team, my flair for permanents to i, bill conover, leave my flaii for fascinating footware to other male rebels who tire of the boredom of conventional khakais and desire to boast some individuality by a flash of shocking color. i, ian calvert, being of very sound mind, leave my high grades and calm cheerfulness to fred herring. i, bobbie buck, leave my inno- cence to margy green, who cer- tainly will need it if she has been under her brother jerry's evil influence. y i, betty brown, leave my Hawfuln red-headed temper to frederika hirsch so that she can terrify her classmates wit? it as i have. l i, rick blachwell Cbetter Known as leave my in hopes i, helen precious i, betty editors. 9 Uricky-dichy-doonl, ncoolu musical auto horns to Jul that he can confuse mr. groblews bloxsom, leave the work to those black coffee, red Holdsn, and lo bateman, leave the review, the r futhermore, i leave my great ac i, leavens allen, being of unsound mind, fred dupuy, grefchen Fleming The Pre fect-S frank hersog, beHy ba+eman, 'rayEr ray .4 ,ig , . ,W I Z' ' :MJ W ' ' Q zu, , 'wi' Y Q 4 sl A . .pg 553 4' hz-W iv X x ti Yi' 8 -A ,x we R x G , ., Q M k - Q . ,-X. - . -- ,Q X mi ? 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'2 'lf ' sf sa 1' n. t' 3' N J' A-1' Davison, Sarah Detering, Herman Green, Robert Gribble, Millie Ruth Hale, Weldon Hirsch, Fritzi Hoffmeister, Jeanne Horvitz, Philip Horvitz, Sigie Johnson, Nancy Kendall, George LauBach, Bill Levy, Bob Mares, Tommy McReynolds, John Moomaw, Paul Phelps, Maria Risser, Tommy Sakowitz, Bob Smith, Gail Williams, Jules Youens, Leonard V STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL MEMBERS Gillingham, Anne Greenwood, Alex Maher, John Worth, Toby t Tenth Class 1 ,- ,, ' ,A . M Y tx- ei-1, wi 1- A .RQ ,wx . fag, igfk , , :wt . ., if ' s ., - ll 2 335' A, .M 5 4 Q 'R x y E fbi' ,, ,f , ig.. . ,M ., g , ml g 1, f :-V v ' W H ,. . Ri ,,, ' 1 .,A. , ff, 1. .Xi ,QQ 643' Q . A Q S .K A. H 1 V1 ji :V ir N3 l millit ' ' V 1 O W 4 I 3 I , A Ak' A if is f- 5 .. We w?1ffQm,1f 1' ss ,. ' -f ' L ,C , 1 Q , ,M ' vHs5,iwEfj.ib?' L' K lZfli',MQ,. if?E'ji:Y31:1 ' Q, si 3. , ww Rf' ' ' ' QQ 'Y f e affix, 4 w A lil? w , gi ,M at A ' it -3 it . Q N S 33 K 5 ,Q Sala , t S , , t STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL MEMBERS Herring, Fred McCullough, Nelda Moody, Bob Adams, Nancy Bloom, Betsy Briggs, Robert Chandler, Mary Elizabeth Cowles, Chris Crowell, Bill Dayvault, Kathryn Fallis, Howard Favrot, Jeanette Frost, Bob Goodfellow, Gordon Gordon, Ann Gordon, Gayle Greenwood, Mary Grace Harrington, Denny Helm, Justa Hill, Otis Hirsh, David Margolis, Rodney McAshan, Michael McBride, Margaret McGuirt, Jane Neuhaus, Sells Parnell, Joe Reynolds, Norman Robins, Bill Rowles, Pat Schwartz, Rapheal Sibley, Serin Slavin, Lee Stripling, Robert Stude, Mike Turner, Pete WHYHC Mary Helen Wlmberly Bryan Woodso Mary Ninth Class i I .lx z l as' A I , , l Allen, Anne Brown, Chris Angly, Maurice Austin, Donald Barker, John Blattner, Fred Brooks, Chesley Brown, Garnett Carter, Charles Chidsey, Penny Cummings, Marilyn Eagle, John Erlich, Judy Erlich, Phyllis Erwin, James Favrot, Celestine Gillingham, Dick Ginther, Pat Gordon, ,loan Green, Richard Greer, Margie Hargon, McRae Gwilliam, Thelma Haubegger, David Hildebrand, Bill Hirsh, Oliver James, Susan Elected for second term: Favrot, Cele stineg Mares, William. Johnson, Norman Jones, Celia Kilgore, Ted Lewis, Roger Mares, Billy McEnany, Mike McMahan, Ian Nettleton, Edwin Pelen, Elizabeth Puterbaugh, Pat Roberts, Susan Rotan, Mac Rubey, Bill Ruthven, Penny Safford, Bob Shartle, Charles Shimek, Susie Smith, Mimi Smith, Sandra Smith, Sharan Straus, Marjorie Straus, Stephanie Thomas, Terry Thornhill, Chuck Waterman, Diane Green, Margie West, Jim Eighth Class V 14 li 6 LV. lV.gZ,,in - - 'fr ' fe' -Q ' If In f u uf Mm Arif' 4' . , 'ir , 4,11 V sf if ' ? . gg 7 LL: Q my -A wi, .' 12.2 ylff, - 4' . L V V -Airy 5, f vi if u if A , i la we ' J fe li 3.0 4 'lrw .17 4 vi N f Q92 ,, ,gi ww as 1 if EQ, . all ft, if 1 'W' ' es: EL 751' 3 gt 'F' A 5 a 'ie ,- 5 ,Q -in yi. .. Ig, - -- . xii' -,si ,- 3- ' so , LIV, .5 i 2 We g .K .:', L i . , 'ii 1 V X Q ' lf .- 5, Hiiiifu, . . P 'v Vx el, 1 A 1 if ' W If 57 .. s 9: ... 'Y , -' , I .. ,fre 'A 3-me 1 ,. 2 fealfgik Kelsey. .lohn Lee. Ronald No picture: Chester Falkenhainer ,. 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Dwire Walker. wfeyman 'il di Y X G X 'H , . Q Q. QF X M NX X X X, i 3 X N X x X x , ' - Sw 'M J X X X X Iii N ft XX Kg L X J' X A X x. EN K if XL X . 241 S351 - 'HI K . . 1 X X Q '+ 3 MX L X 5 X fi Q, d 'i ' i . -xi a Je,-. '3 . i' 'T fi? xx- d ., i 5 .-..2' - -is ,Xu .jf ff K ,, Xk..k K A I L A X 4 sf X mg N Nab 'Q , S X. Q Sl? X? ,N ,A E Y' 0 3 ,, ., in X ' Q X ,Q S gs gm ,P xg? x Y x fe Q X ' 'X-X Q xi ,X iw' riff K NN i W7 X 1 X is I -, 1: Wortham. Lyndall No picture: Winston Libby '3 I KRT X My 1 i-'ab Seventh Class C1 5' fi A' ' Lynch, Brenda Marshall, Diana McAshan, Maurice McCullough, Judy Mendell, John Murphy, James Ohlhausen, Sidney Pelen, Marc Reynolds, Towner Risser, Bill Robins, Sharon Rubey, Marian Sacks, Diane Salls. Kim Sandlin, Suzanne Salford, Thomas Schwartz, Jim Self, Claire Shuart, Judith Smith, Cab Smith, Sharon Straus, Robert Thomas, George Thomas, Stephen Thornhill, Marty Tyson, Knox VanCamp, Carolyn Wherry, Merry Winston, Charles Worth, Winnie 2 , R 'Sas nf ,A ZW 1 4 , , :fs 4 g ,fl 'azz - Anderson, Betsy Aylin, Robert Baldwin, Sandra Ball, Louis Blair, Thomas Buck, John Burkg, Bettina Carter, Michael Coatsworth, Ben Coffee, LYUU Cowles, Chris Davidson, Sue Freeman, NBUCY Fruge, Phillip Gay, John . Goodwin, Tim . Gordon, CYMIUH Hagan, Herbert Hancock, William Han-is, Barbara Hinton, Marks Horvitz, Ira Josey 180k Kelsey, Cooke Effie' 'E 'E 1 fu S M5352 fwfr P , , . .,.. ' fzfiffg Q we 2 ,p, gas, , alr, '11 , QI' in 152116 A ' -A ,iff 51- m f f?'f'e'ig K ,wma w Q1 gui - eff. 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Percy Thomas, Marcia Walsh, Mary Wise, Susan No pictures: Blaffer, Catherine Wakefield, Milton Allen, Michael 1 Ankenman, MHUUC Arsht, Alan Austin, Stewart Bailey, Margaret Bennett, Anne Bland, Diana Bloom, Kathryn Boyce, Shelton Carter, Carole Cowles, David Cummingi Morrow D ' , Dianne Eiiiiriinger, Lindell Farfel, Lois Favrot, Romelia Foreman, ll1dY Catlin, Thomas Glassman, Steven Grossman, Charles li'iiP?iP:' AW ,s K- t Fl 'I . dl - as S 'M S S if if Ev il s K is . '- K- L . if 1 - L. Yr . X .: - i fs of ,:,, , . f,,Q2f-, so Y Q ' , K ' 5 Q -1? A ft' L Us at ssss Q est, t s 1 - , as l 1 -. N QQ i if 51351 f' ' sa.- s1-, J ' ' o '-'- . V this i iiii 9 L i t S1 L , rst. L X J L , T . Q! W .. ' - - Q ,F ji .. J ,-,l 1 . - fs .3 . ' as ififff it' f it s K .- Q fish K 's.- . , --N . ,' A 3 ,5 ,figs L D K L, S 3 it it ' L Q iii 'iiiiii Q ER Fifth ClaSS if ' 'Pi fi fC? C -' Ci fi, f : , 5 .V ,, , Q, W, . , fm it f' P- , - f vlifsfr I' a ,' ', , - f lair. - '. f . if 35 .r ali ra iff., J, 1. Cs. 'Qi 1. v -I5 rg V, bf ff ,Q waksgi 5 In W 3 ,, . . ,. 4 F' 3 ,, i 0 sf . '57, t ,, ,, , , ,i , it 'R 'X fi is We ,,,,.:,,. A aff, hawaii 1 fi 75 t ,. . Us Mt ' gy dl 'si il' ff 5 5 rid WL n . mat' , ig, 4: ,asm , , if g it Ur Alexander, Robert Barrow, Mafk Berry, Bob Boren, Ahce Bowen, ShirleY Brelsford, Harold Broyles, William Burpee, Susan Clark, George Clarke, Tom Craig, Greer Cromwell, Lee , A ' 4 L Daugl1Cl'iY, -lflhn ., .V I I .3 Davidson, Allce ' ' C it z. C C ',' if Denton, .ll1dY we V -,-V, . 4 A: Dunn' Milby ' 'L 'f ,,,,.5 ,Vt M , Ellis, Alfred ' C , . C .. . f , Q, Frost. Ann ' , f ' ,C ' , E. George,bEuIgenen , L Q are 392. C , . , C ' if le f Goldfar C 'C Q QQ' Y 1-, C - ' CC C fC Q No Pictures: ,iv Levy, Kathryn Goodwin, Michael Graham, Anne Greenwood, Nancy Gribble, William Hardy, Janice Hess, Stanley Heyne, Fred Kelsey, Thomas Maher, Mary McGuirt, Bob Moody, Alvin Murphy, Peter Overstreet, Louise Roberts, Bob Royce, Thomas Saunders, Deborah Sher, Margaret Smith, Carolyn Stewart, Jane Stitt, James Stough, John Symonds, Susan Thomas, Susan Wallace, Marion Walsh, John Werlin, Ernest Worden, Paulen Wortham, Diana fm f im K i ,, as Q! ,,, ii ' K afar! it wi , Q E!!- wifi ,P t- fliflfgiigggi ' all - V - 1 Q I ' M fit E225 M 5: ' f 'l.t' alzzfjffte f, H5 CQ C, L1 ,- 1 J' ', . .. '3 K LQ, ' gg for k ,C if e nfl, .4 , , ti it-S si. 'S Y, vi my , 7 ' sm as ' ?::-' -: V ' magifgg- Taylor, Thomas fs A tt. fa Y Ji 5' W, is s ir, a -3 I fig iv- it X1 , 5? 4 'Y L K ing 4 if 1 in ., J- Ak Fourth Class 3 Adair. Sam . Baldwin, Margie Barnhart, Velda Best, Paul ' Brown, Harriet Bowman, Geoffrey Carmack, -lfldilh Catmur, EUC Clare, C8HdY Denenburg. Victor Dickson, James George, Pamela Ginther, CandY Gorisch, Pffifff Graeter, Arilll-If 11- - ' -4 s ' Q B L N as -i i Q., Q' J 'J X, D' 5 2 Q .A ai ' ' B it QQBBB B xB 0 4 5 e 1 . is ws. I5 5 f' 'Q B- ': GreenW00d- Andrew ljf g - Grolh- Steve h ,. B f 1 B ' Harrell, Kennet Hatfield, Wayne Holiday, Frances Hull, Lee Johnson. Gail Johnson, John Johnston. Tom Kaplan, Martin Kunreuther, Richard its Margolis. Barrie McReynolds, James Moore, Richard Peden. Anne Remick, David Rice. Browne Riddle. Susanna Riquelmy, Anne Rosenthall, James Smith, Russell Standish. Nicky Taylor, Grant Thomas, Grant White, Duncan Whitmore, Dan Williams, Linda Wilson, Susan , x -- ' -- iff 3 :gg gs. Rv. F. .r s at Bs ,, x l X X, r 5 r -, .5 4 . X - f .Q K . - B 'B Bf sw B , -as gs is is WF Q ' 'fm N ,- . es if ,. . , QB 7 - ' - . is B- .-.. . Q- . 'l . Q 'X ss. ' Iliss i I Zh, 5,5 as , N- N V Bf- 4- -. ' if ft ' ,, X . A -.i N B f K Q Jie.. 5 2' N o picture: Gordon, Thomas Third Class 1 C1151 T .L ,re , v ,iw Askew, Betty Ann gf , Blaffer, Sarah , ? V Q L. , iii Boyles, David. ' 'f ,:.. A-ff Carter, Catherine , ,A+ P wtf i l 5 tl C e ' - ., Craig, Allen, 5 ' H, , Cramerus, Pieter 3 Y if ,m,,,'. 5' ' Y as , Crawford, Nancy 5 ' ' ' ' K, - Q' Crocker, Gface A A 074' JTZ4, L7 x I Q . ' P Dorn, Brooks .lf ' C , ' Entzmingefi Thea J, X at N' sw Coldfarb. Cflfol f ' LM. V' ' 7 f . . ' .-A N Q Gofdonv Julie V - , Cordon, James 4 ' 4, ' 1 A i Hannah, Douglas 0. V ' V g, ,1 p 'g Hirsh, Ethan , .Ls 2 km': inf, jQ.,f2,Q, X AX at , jarrard. Scott ,. Clones, Bmwme K 'V , Q lossy, 1 I ,i , 'Q , V' --.-- I I Kelsey, AVIS ' I '- 3 it at if Kitchen. Ben W A A' S s 3 S No picturess Griffith, Mary, Stewart, John. Klar, Kathleen ' Kuldell, Roberta , z. , ' C , L 5 Lasher, Alfred 'i fda f -0' V ff Lindsey, Margaret ' is Lott, Peter if ,akfts e R y K. , ,,5, , K .1 SEQ Marshall. Douglas K . t , McAlpin, Kenneth L - i Pg ! ' ,F A fs? McDougal, Michael A',f Nelson, William V Q 'ft 4 Neuhaus, Joseph t Overstreet, Carolyn X if x W Reece, Susan S .v ' , C' - - - 537 . S 4 4 Rotan, Vlfglnla ,m ,5g ,, y g 1, K . Huber, Robert lisa' ' i '- is , lf, Safford, Dorothy , ' Saks, Ronald C ,g f ' C if V k V Shaver, Carolyn , SF., ' I 93 .. wi Sher, Barbara gi A 1 -'Ta M is - ,K Stanford, Susan L? L E-,L if LW C SEHK ttf. Stanwood, Robert .,, A A rw , Yao steta l r esse e'-t: S Terrell, George ,,. VVKV C Q, W ,I Wallace, Sandra 'uw I- - . , Wallace, Winifred fs: r F' if tyst f , Weaver, Carla i sf' ,S W - D: Wightman, Julie la 'W' 12:35 v,-t ' 7 1 K ,- Wiley, Lee Williams, Randy , , windrow, William it , 4 1 Wolfman, Cathy it Mg,-x ' Eff , 1 t, . sa Second Class sL A X, Q 4 , Abercrombie. Milo cf' A k Becky . L, 5 CW, as L I M Austin, Thomas T' 1 Wil' K sf-4 L LL LLLLLLLL Baldwin, Wanda L Q L L q Banes, Margaret ' ,sp S L - X Braden, William S,-2. QL A is S Cobler, Jan k'i' - - s A L LL ' Colvin, Lyhn Lloyd ' Cunning am, , ,p S DaviS, Edgar , A J L L LL L Dees, Donna Z ' T ax a s Dyche, Nancy EAT K S Favrot, Marcia L L K ' K Frankel, Rflsseu - Fruge, Emily 4 L if f Gleshy, Susan -L s ' L a f L Q LL LL I, L L Gordon, Fran A LL X LLQ5 'L ' L Nancy 1' L 'W L ,Q ii is ildlelidsue Anne L X ,Q S ' L L ,L L 'X 0 I ayv 1 as H L L -L, I Horton, L L L Q. L L r go. Mg,-3:11. ' L X-li LL ' 1 rltton, 1 lp S4 A is deMenil, Anne Hull, Ralph L ,L ' L L Jarvis, Alfred ij L L' L Larson, Haydn 1 L Q 5 L S' Levine. .lohn L iiedz QQ .. LL-- L L , McAlpin, Peter ' N :':l ' ,SLN McGuffey, Clay L L L, L S L L as L Mitchell, Maeve L ' s L S -L L S L L LL Moroney, June 3' s 355 Sai L' L l is , -T Murphy, George LL L LKLLL S' X' 5 ' L 2 1' Neuhaus, Lacey A-L X Nierth, Mary Jo Liv, L , Noble, Ellen i s L M rrLL L '- 5 L .- L O'Brien, Thomas .L if N' LL L 5 A Parker, Dallas L i t 5 a Eg i A P 1 , M K .L au us My JO im.. as iLe- LL x 'S ' A Richards, Samuel LL s L L L Rives, June L' LW L ' L Salls, Carroll ':t L ' L L fi - ':' L L Schuler, Candi W 9 s . Scardino, Stanley WL L L . fi K L 'X' LL L Smith, Karen LLL L Sparks, William a ' ' LL . Stine, Susan - Q LL 1 Z S --4 Stone, Cynthia -x ,X .L S L 'V ' Straus, Thomas I L - , LL - 'N . L LL L LLL L L , Thomas, Meri Sue i LL 5 Thompson, John L L West, Susan Q L L ,L Avi? S -lv s ,g L Winston, Jacqueline LL as A tLL T S L L, L - LL L KX-L S S., S S L 7 F irst Class , Ankenman. Dvllglas . Bateman. Duvllt' . . Beissner. Henry ' , Black. 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AND LUT X 1700 il'C3t6llS Title 1 St. John's Romps Pasl BY BEN LACY Chronicle Correspondent V . . as ,I new coachyi els single-winged to a 21-6 new System' the win over Casady s Cyclones in N0 en for revenge. a Texas Prep School Confer- Johnf .B t, which ended ' Houst inning streak, Te,i5gstPix in Falcon fi.2Z2s 'Z-.'3'2Eo2sg'i::i: 5 a . 35565 CQITID E 9 ..... OUT e d Yards gained by passes 15 3 ' memm h nt i3:r'a..a'ta2f5s..i.?z 213 .12 the Rebels, t 9 mo? 'rom net yards gained 225 120 young teams ,t years A Number of punts , ,.... 23 ,ia 3 rity'S first 5 as nine rlfiliirrgiaref-i:s'fe?e?f1ties'ff is '4 pl0l'lS. M Kg enakingstl gf Yards lost! penalties-M45 ,Mi 20- NOW 10 am. ' uard im . . appears' that S W :Q Tackle George ence game at Rebel Stadlum. again dispose of BX 'neighbor to retain, . St. .lohn's pile-driving Reb- iard-won by last yesx an eleven. Matters are furthei, .ated hx the fy X Sl. .lohn's 1 els 9 Yards el but Wins Austin-Lea by fleet Bob Fleming, the St. .lohn's Reb- 'ls squeezed out a close 13-6 'ictory over the St..Stephen's lpartans here Friday after- toon. Fleming romped for both auchdowns, intercepting a lpartan pass and racing 25 ileming Romps 1. d SE lo .f it is gl E 6 Sl F li n, and End Bob Burg-1 kaid finished second. A P title .depends largely. leadership. Halfback Da 155-pounder ' runner. 0' Terry, has' S maker will asa LUT last in 1 body's p Graham man, 185-po Quarterback head a fast, v A young Io by,,End Charlie George Huggins Tom Thompson. C Speckhard, beginn'v R season, has install - F15-th..amm-I ennorl , St. Stephens St. .lohn's 5, lrst downs . ...,.. . ..,. 7 1 asses attemnted ........ .11 9 ' :ues completed .....,,. . 2 2 I ard: gained by passes ....15 13 I a:s?Bl1ntegceptedd by ...mg K N f Q a 3 rua n .... - ' ML not yeah ll nh .. . H224 9 . B w I umber of mints! ......,. 1 7 0 S untlnl average ........ 17 26 It Q umber of penalties .... . 3 3 ai-ds lost by penalties ...l5 15 e --- -- --- lv-tw I , . arcs in me 51-+ s 11' i 'filvildli Sf-.John S Plays mnza. Frank ' 1 ie extra point. Flnale Saturday St. Stephen's The ot. Mark'eLions of.Da1- ht. 1 ame in the hen ' Carl ' W trough the lin lasfinvade Rebel Field Friday -ne,-S at 8 to play Stllohhf-inugthe lest gamenof that selson fond-th ernoon. 2 1ch00. qua' If were standouts as IFR' St. John'4 ygyztg Rlps Reins bombing St. John' old Rice Stadium y . . - The Falcons of 1 F16 avenged the zo-s upset the state prep champio St. tJohn's e, year ago, same time, Kinkaid set the for the title-deciding game Lutheranuneatt Friday. Rebel fullback D. Johnson and tailback R. Fleming lerunched inside and outside e' Cyclone's defense which umbled under sharp block- X St. PUGH als, led by ck Bob' Allen Texas ound senior, Rebels on de- ored e -Fri- ' as ffense. scor- 'rhe Rebels w both -clubs Q I' L u i fm safely wt l everything a .Neither-team-fligsiresdn.thailedi 3ih?ti?1l:mP:onl:ersAl::dnF:: hey were held SUMQWYCC racef B L dons svill enkr the bi! battle irds rushing fdr7St. MlPk'tN3il5x!iot won in 00 with unblemished league ne. lssing, while lcogfqrence' game . this year, Exif ords. ' vllected 209 yqwhile' Phil Richards' Rebels. 1 id 15 passing: 'Q tvmg ind two.-' l genre' es-four of T Ton ,senior boyliiwyilly' be ere the decidi playing -in their last um ,for in camo Sf Jlnimlfa res' 4. Xl Kinkaid had too much maxi . power for st. John's. Philip Lo- bel gan led' the onslaught with 'yard , touchdowns run of -tive, as and 'md 30 vm-dx aiu-I 1.r'lf-ins'-I on- ...+.... run- Casady's Cyclones, 27- Casady's split-'i' came to briefly in the fourth quar Cyclone quarterback Bar Stewart fed alternately' halfbacks Robert Rainey . Bert Messenbaugh v chewed. up yardage. Rai: got the Cyclone's only sc: bulling over from the one. St. John's scored one in first quarter on L. Allen's yard run. The Rebels got 1 more touchdowns in the s ond period on a 10-yard Joi son-to-W. Conover pass, a Johnsons 22-yard burst. St. John's final score cai on Fleming's 62-yard gall late in the fourth quarter. F. Herzog kicked three c of four conversion trys 1 St. .lohn's. ing, Greenwood John's Win verted to give the noust. eleven 1 7-0 lead. John Lindsay rammed yards for a T.M.I. score, thi trotted over for the ext point. making it 7 to through three quarters. St. .lohn's and Flemii went to work to give the Re Rebels Romp kim! up the' rsfxssms . ......, F'i71'5 ' 'M pttempted ....... . l Gm!! ated . . . . . 0 ed by males. .. 0 ousted Abs' .... 0 by ruslun: . ,291 I Wrds named. . .221 I unts. ....,. . I It . ...... 35 lfiel .... . 4 nltieu... 20 NY- ....... for good, wit X over, endin hack lor th d blocl Ygrom th try iq ,ampleted its een. an 4-4' record by sly fMu'k'n of noun- mi imsr WIN ovrk sr. JOHN'S L gan Spurs BY B00 ODEM Chronicle Staff Philip Logan, a big bruising insfer from last year's La- ir B team, spun for three ichdowns as Kinkaid's Fal- is rudely defeated'St. an's, 32-7, at the Old Rice idiuin Friday. Phe win was so sweet for icon 'coach Dan Hart, the ie star in his first year of Icons Eye Prep Title .nning to end. St. .Tohi1's. Kinl-:aid ' it t. downs . .... ., . .es :ittenmtccl . ,.,.. . 13 : :es couinlctecl .. . . 5 ri ls imincd ln' basses .. 48 C7 ,es mtcrceptcarl by. .. 0 l snrds by rush-im: .. IT: 290 l net yards tained .. 78 357 iber of cunts .. . lo 3 Um! overdue .. .. iber of nenalties ,.... Fi3?FL'3Y..H??f'lFifS 1- ching. that he'll tin his job for ple or years. 9 15 75 :gs inn .t probably the next . was the first time a Kin- l team has ever beaten St. n's since 11-man football instituted four years ago he schools. nd the old Kinkaid grads. it 300 of them, loved 'y minute of it, as the Fal- 5 were the masters from 'Ci W' l ln. . - Orr marked up the second score by breaking outside right tackle and outrunning the Rebel secondary-for 13 yards. J Logan, assisted by a tre-, mendous clearing block by John Butler, wheeled '37 yards to the third score midway in the third period. Logan made it 20-0. The powerful Logan . got loose again in the four period on a 30-yard dash f his third and final scorr Snoddy Scores .lim Snoddy made K' last score as he swir John's pass and r yards. St. .lohn's offer was weird as t' kicked on tl' Rebels puntr One time the Kink' and thrff, Loge yards flasl nir Kinkb, but, Joins Lutheran ln 13-6 Win 0' St. lohn'f BY BET' Chro 1!11'1'S Lutheran' , PreP St. John? fith i Friday a' Texas T Dad St St. John! Mnrk's ers - . . in 5 BT 1 li . . . 3 by .s . 84 48 G S gil? i rag , us nz . . . ., First downs .... : 5 .lined I 385 173 Passes attempted .,.,.. lm., , 3 4 Passes completed . . . . , p In A ff 33 39 Yards gained by passes. 8 Donal,-1,5 U 4 3 sses intercepted Vby. . . 1 Dy ,chimes I Q 40 35 vards by rushxriig gap .-.-T. 'H mast 'T .ff li 'E record of three wins enalties. . . 2 4 rnalttes. 20 27 numbers are. , ran ,everse .he extra d midway in er after recov- .1 fumble on the 1. Fullback D. t the touchdown 1. .Quarterback F. f nun s 'faie .,.... 32.5 37.5 ' he Rebels of Phil Richards, .ng one of their worst. sea- ,- could never get started. Rebels Tally pass that hit off ison's shoulder if s of Leavens A7 for 38 yards to tt here Johnson F -IAN fcxaxinzl 'EY illiera' lint Davis. Sakowitz .L But the finest X ls performer on the whole was St. Johnis Bob Sakowit: 0- d . . yh peiggg giguifailfgjlrill. St. John's' moved a step near- ier successful defense or its state xprg-jp title by repelling Oklahoma City Casady, 27-6, on the win- iner's field last night. V The Rebels scored twice in the i first period on a. 55-yard run by i Leavens Allen and a 12-yard pass ' from David 'Johnson to Bill Con- flnhn'c And ,F John's Wins an Ile Pio' hrirg SK roko out ed f i the ilicl sect tl' in the ll' vinwl iwiiut l race. Jored twice in' iod. Leavens Al-i .rds for the first' .2 yards pass from ron to Bill Conover for the second. John-i .2 yards for a second score and Frank Herczi good on all three con-i ,sady tallied in the fourth, 1 Bob Rainey scoring from ,1 one, climaxing a 63-yard 've. Bob Fleming closed out 0 e kslcoring with a 68-yard M Reb over. Johnson ran 22 yards for vet' ' fdy del a second quarter score, and Bob lld ' oriiffh i Fiemmg added me last on a sa- Q35 yard mp' , night in a game that closed out The Pioneers, with only a I, 14-13 loss to Crescent marring I their record, are undefeated in conference play this year. While coach Phil Richards' Rebels have won both their conference tilts, they have dropped two nonconference games, losing to Webster and Pearland. This will be the fourth meet- ing between 'the two clubs. ant. .ine loss. St. Mark's has a 0-4 conference record. St. Johns scored in the first quarter when Leavens Allen carried the ball over fromthe six. Frank Herzog kicked the extra point. The Rebels scored again in the second quarter on a 31- yard pass play from halfback David Johnson to end William Conover. Herzogs kick was good. Johnson connected with Conover a second time for 21 yards and another Rebel touchdown. Herzog kicked point. St. John's added a touchdown in the third quar- ter on Johnson's 69-yard burst. Herman Detering's extra point try was no good. Ninth grader Chris Brown. Junior Olympic 100-yard dash champion, got the fifth Rebel score on a 32-yard run. Deter- ifW'S,2XLt2..nni11f trv wa: -null, Saint JOIIIIQS In 40-18 Triumph In Season Finale The Saint John's Rehr-is rolled over the Saint Marks Lions of Dallas, 40-18, Friday the season for both teams. Leavens lltljen put the Rebels out in fron in the first period on a six-yard rim. Then David Johnson hit Bill Conover with two touchdown passes. Frank Herzog added the three extra points. 1 Other Rebel touchdown runs were made hy Johnson, Chris Brown and Bob Fleming. Saint John's had plenty of trouble with Saint Marks' Km Kaufman. The speedvldion back made touchdown runs bf n-v nn -...: nr' ..-..,.1- c 1 CASADY D v' 2 Z we ST- lo ,EV 45 mf 5 xoszl 6 greenwood, a., -, HB hale, w. ,,.,,.. HB youens, l. . ,,.. , E mares, t. 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Y' , suzy ShlIIlCli 0 sharan sm1th the varsity squad having survived the aches, pains, and heat of the first two weeks was preparing itself for its initial contest with Webster, when, on the eve of the game, coach richards was stricken with an applendicitis at- tack. though the appendix later became a useful addition to mr. richard's biology lab, the coach was sorely missed by his boys, who after playing an aggressive first half, led 13 to 7. the following week the rebels pulled an upset over a very overconfident t.m.i. team, 21 to 13. we then journeyed to austin to nip st. stephen's 13 to 6 by utilizing the many breaks handed us. however, it seems that we used up all our luck in the game for on the return trip our bus came to an abrupt halt and we were informed by the driver after careful inspection that something's broke. after two hours of harassing the la grange townspeople a new bus arrived. we then extended our conference record to 2 and 0 with an unhospitable win over our guests from casady, 27 to 6, in a driving rain which turned the field into a lake and necessitated a fifth official, a lifeguard. we regret that lack of space forces the omission of the Webster fsecond halfj, pearland, lutheran, and kinkaid games. as-wietw.,f -f ., ,.,e.,.....,-.tQ,,...r.sx...,. r V' ' M' ki? 24 S4 - 2 Q , 1 , Q - A Q, AA - iw is I 9 7 w , I '5'Q Ntf+ z. . -36 ? ip ll 5 up N 'S wif Q: i fi43i!2UQ1 55 '31-W 3155 31? ,gi gg arg, 29536 gn llf? 9 3 as 26 .M Q ' - ? 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Extra ' Extra .V 1 a freprinted by popular flemanrlitaken from the review, vol. 8, no. 22 at 3:30 on the afternoon of tuesday, deeember Zlst. the annual alumni-varsity basketball game began. the result was the usual with the old men winning. the game proved that a himeh of experieneed, out-of-shape eollege dissipaters ean beat a group of well-eondi- tioned, elear-eut high sehool boys any day. high scorer for the game was ehap burks of the alumni with a total of thirteen points. another star of the game was shaved legs gordon, eomplete with gray soeks and blue tennis shoes. who managed to find enough time to tear himself away from texas fraternities and mary neely long enough to play in the game. the game managed to do some good: it en- abled hoys who never played in a high sehool game to see some aetion. a fine example of this was bill miner bagby, who. although he was playing with a had shoulder tinjured in the penn state gamel, made up for it by taping his soeks up. another highlight of the game was the appearanee of baldy diekson who is always a favorite drawing eard with the middle-aged women. brueie-boy harring- ton managed to find time from university of houston night school for the game. several alumni who eouldn't suit up for the game for one reason or another tgetting married, etc.J, dropped by between bars to eheer their fellow grads. the real villain of the day was mr. rieh- ards who wouldn't let an ambitious alum bring a ease of beer for the players talumni, that ist, into the gym. all told, a good time was had by all. in parting, i would like to give some adviee to basketballers who are tired ot' getting beaten by the alumni every year: grad- uate as soon as possible. if you ean't beat 'em, join 'em. --P iffy f ' if I f 1 1 s Q Xu Q 'r 1 A R VFX L4 W A L? .ig - S- fri! X Q Q il U!- Qf S is R! A SN I 1, A is K ll ff! alf' . -e S 5'? 'iw xy ry- Q ,f ihiz , - 3' i xnxx- .K f ' ., 5 -wi ' xg f'w sf,-Ep? ' M 1. . ' E133 x 'Mus-2, , -51, i-Q gffg:.gx 1- f...,c.:,- ' ,. 1f.5,f:, , K if fi' Y -xg . ' ,Q-'Mfc.'-,,L+,wL . ' 'Q E' U, -f.-'+ - .. K N , ' if ' afsif ik' N fa, f wal 1 , ,235 ' . JB ' 5 K A .il-2 WVY :nf i X w x oyxN'S so 5 1,0 9 REVIEW RP IPW Ill lull' t21'i'Y BAIFNHKN. '55, lfditfw in Chief Btittw' Ffwt.KNi2R. '55 Burinerr Manager' OHN MANER. 56, Managing Editor V O I- U M E Fmrzi Hmsciit. '56, 6 S P R Am. Bur, Manager I N G N U GRliTi'llIiN Sitmtuti. '55, Drives and M B E R Yirenlr 7 ITO RS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Dlil'flRTMIENT ED 'HAM '56 Iincomium ANNia Gll.llNii , , Iunv Mixuev, '55, Srudenl 6, C14 Bon Smcowirz. '5 l9Rl'I'Zlli Hmsui, '56, . ani l,.fiNu fltifilm l,mviaNs At.LhN, FUQUA, 55 11 lzdzlorix Bill ll len Wayne, '5', I5 Mary e lough, '5', Toby Wtmrth, Dttyvnnlt, '5'. f.-lIl1fVll7llfU7.l.' Suzanne , Carole Sanillin, '55, Chu '55 '58, Bill Conover, , Hill Crowell, '5', Ge '55, '56, litl Ncttleton, '58, l '58, Nancy Ailnms, '57 '56, Gretchen Shartle, 'T hle '56, Betsy Bloom, '5 S, Mary Grace Cir- Shrirtle '58 Da Charles . . , Mimi Wliitc, '54, Get C.irl Vogt, '54, Henry 1 s llllli I 'I ll ' 5 ' 'fi 5 1 'i'57'hi 2 ,x Q , 1,1-F Y II1 The REVIEW is publ lanh tlcnrs of St. john' . quarterly tltirinlig the Pflnl Winter, Spring and in .i copy, SSl,0O per yet... T St. johns School, locatecl at 2401 l.lnri:mont Lane, Houston l9, Texas, Il incorpotatctl nor lor profit uncler the T laws of the State ot Tcxits, is ac- e H' I I, cretlitecl hy the Texas liclucation Agency I ' - Association of Lol- BEL SPORT S and the bouthcrn lf--'Ps nncl Secondary Schools. Boartl of -s xvrlnc-rnr1 ll'., Lbdlfr - M.. 5P0rt4 dllumni lab? Numb SW A AW War Wlxiclx Colkzge For Me? M' 2900 '26 4 2611 'W' r'-1 .Qi ,FL QQ R. 9 as rm MI Y X31 ,S E K k B S , 1 X x mm mmm mmm' - Mx wk WNWW MH MXN AN ,, M WA, 5 5 y!0AIfllfl7C6lA6 i4.4JOCL6l!l 014, of ST. JOHNS SCHOOL Awards Jig, Cezfiblicafe of fMem!mAO,',, .,, ' dramatios at st. john's has always been and will probably always he one of the most im- portant and popular activities. the johnny cake serves as an in- centive f 0 1' budding young talent . . . hats off to a finely run organization which has risen from amateur to professional stan- dards . . . curtain time make-up . The Show Must G0 On! .l .7 .K learn those lines l l l rehearsals, rehearsals, rehearsals Field Day ' ai' c .Q-1 0 X' if Ss. - an Xu Y t Ski? .Q ff t Q W e is it st field day represents the epitome of the stu- dent affairs eouncills fund raising efforts and is at gala occasion where elaborate sales- manship is exhibited by the younger students, where students from seven to seventeen test their skills l ??l in the races, and where the faculty pits itself against the varsity in an upriotous softball game. 05 YNY! 5 5 . f mid ,'Sfll1C18l1l Affai u l , 3' X ,Q V J LX. .fi 'V N N af H .. 6:4-if i' J aiimilk ww In N71 Q. Lf' 'N' x ' g- u ' M K- J 4 . . 'fi' js' 1 f , 53 X N 1 Goofing Off fu M 3 U eh X .M 'W' N.. ' ! A ras- u , R ,Q W . li ilfxzm v 1 W Q Q I 2 x N111 ' K Q a X l The Drum and Bugle Corps the drum and hugle corps of this year won a place in the heart of each and everyone who saw it perform. these diligent youngsters practiced an hour after school at least three times a week. and practice paid off, too, for st. jolm's was certainly proud when the red and lwlack uniformed marchers stepped out onto the field and Went as smoothly through its maneuvers as any high school hand of its size. x Nw W 04 gr QW . . . on tho morning of deccmlver 27, the alumni lwlrl the-ir third annual break- fast. nc-xt yvar the lmreakfast will lie re- placed lmy a cocktail party following the annual varsitv-:llnmni lmslcetlmll name. Rest ai f Ka z, ,, R 4- f . ,, , Ie- 3, X eff. ,- fi. J ,s X. Q T h B Q99 bob flemin 12911 C 0 . - ham 02 anne 'aah x-99 069 ca XX 0 cr O A00 gi ,AX5 Q I V617 . Xe Ngo .990 go daplbl We X fb! 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