St Johns School - Rebel Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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Of all conceptf, that of the balanced individual, from the point of view of both being and doing, Jeem: moft difficult to eftablifh ae a living reality, apparently becauxe it take: a more difciplined, more a.rtute, and more unfelfifh perfon to manipulate the fulcrum than to xwing with the ecftafief and deprenion: of the extrernex. Each graduating clan if a perfonality. One who view: each with an implicit parental devotion ha: little difficulty in identifying and lauding it: Jtrengthr. At the fame time, he wixtfully wifhef he could eliminate the weakneue: or the negative force: which caufe deviationf from the preconceived ideal. If any St. Iohn'J clan ha: experienced ftrainx and Jtreuex, it if that of 1959. Never before ha: college adminion been I0 competitive! Drop everything! Hit the booh1! Science.i' Mathematicxf The atomic race! Mathematic!! Science! There have not only been thefe. And yet the Clan of 1959 hat not only Jtood Jquarely at the fulcrumf it haf :teadfaftly and enthuxiaftically manipulated it to the immeafurahle benefit of every member of the ychool community. Firm and imaginative leaderxhip, Juperior fcholarxhip that cannot be denied by the mott exacting imtitution of higher learning, champion- fhip athletic achievement, polifhed activity performance, Jpiritual devotion to the ideal: of the fchool, humility. and a pofitive refpect for each worthwhile thread in the intricately woven pattern of human intereftf,-the Clan of 1959 carrief the concept of the balanced individual refolutely into the yearf of the future, confident that thif concept can be a reality. lj4lau1 again C56bsey HEADMASTER, St. john'J School. entered St. john's in 1946. She played volleyball for four years and was captain Of the B team in Def junior year. She also participated in basketball for two years. She was a member of the Choir and Glee Club and served on the Student Affairs Council She was elected into the Booster Club at the end of the 8th grade She also participated in many johnnycake productions and had a supporting role in The Late George Apley She was elected cheerleader tn her senior year She plans to conttnue her education at either Bennett Pine Manoi or Wheaton .l entered St john s tn 1953 He was on the honor roll rn the ninth tenth and twelfth grades He was a member of the Choir the Glee Club and the Rebel Fdttortal Board He also wrote articles for the Retfeu He was a member of the Student Affairs Council from 1956 and he was elected President of the Student Body in his Senior year A lifetime member and President of the johnnycake Association Jerry achieved the honor of membership in 1958 He won the johnny Reb award for the Best Leading Role of 1958 for his perform ance in The Defender He had a supporting role in Mr and Mrs North and leads in The Late George Apley and South Pacific He was a three letter man in football and track and he was elected captain of track He was named to the All District team of the SPC as a halfback in his Senior year jerry intends to major in law and business in college entered St johns in 1946 He played four years of football and basketball earning three letters He played golf rn the Spring and he contributed to the Reueu An acolyte he was on the honor roll for three years and was a Merit Scholarship Certificate wxnner George hopes to attend Amherst College in the fall R0 entered St johns in 1955 He was a member of the track team for three years football mxnacer for was a member of both the Choir and the Glee Club and he made contributions to both the Renew and Ifmzgfmztmn He was co business manager of the Rebel He was a member of the Student Affairs Council in his junior year and he was elected Prefect for his Senior year An honor roll student he won the Fxcellence in Biology award and was nominated for the Excellence in Chemistry award He was a National Merit Scholarship semi finalist rn hts Senior year Roger intends to go to an Eastern college and mayor in either architecture or law T entered St Johns in 1952 He was stage manager of two plavs Mr and Mrs North and The Late George Apley and was a member of the lohnnycake Assoctatxon He was nominated for the best technical contribution to dramatics in 1959 He played football as a freshman Tim plans to study business administration in college C l e ered St johns in 195 Sh wa a member of the Choir and Glee Club and became a member of the johnnycake Association at the end of hcr senior year She participated in art dramatics and dantxnc actxvmes and was on thc baseball team in her sophomore ycar She plans to study art history and biology at college 102 entered St. john's in 1953. He began work for the Booster Club in 1956, and he received enough hours for election in 1958. He worked for the photography staff of the Review for several years and served on the Rebel photog- raphy staff rn hrs Senior year Dan wants to attend a small liberal arts college where he will study for a future law practice Sh entered St Johns in 1947 She played B team basketball for two years made All Conference as a sophomore and lettered on the varsity in her yumor and senior years She was in the Glee Club and the Choir and participated in several johnnycake musicals She was a member of the Booster Club and in her senior year she took art C d entered St johns tn 1954 She played two years of B team basketball recexving an All Conference award in her sophomore year She lettered rn varsity basketball her yumor and senior years She also played varsity volleyball and was on the tennis team She was a member of the Booster Club and Choir and had parts in several Johnnycake productions As a sophomore and senior Cindy participated in art She plans to go to either Duke University or Randolph Macon D b entered St Johns in 1946 She was an honor roll student climbing to the high honor roll in her junior year and receiving the Scholastic Improvement award as a result She was a Junior varsity and varsity cheerleader and a member of the Student Affairs Council from the ninth grade She was elected Prefect in her Senior year She was a member of the Choir and Glee Club She worked as co business manager of the Rebel and became a member of Johnnycake Association and served as its vice president tn 1959 In 1958 she was given a Johnny Reb for her performance as Best Supporting Actress She was a member of the volleyball and basketball teams for four years captaxntng both of them in her Senior year She received All Conference awards in basketball and yolleyball for two years She was nominated for these scholastic awards Biology Excellence Athletic Fxcellence Spanish Excellence and Scholastic was a semi finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program entered St johns tn 194 He was 3 member of johnnvcake lettered in football and basketball his junior and senior years and was an honor student He sang in the Glee Club md Choir and hopes to continue his schooling at Amherst D entered St johns in 1953 He wrote on the staff of the Rerfeu for three years becomtnc Sports Editor In hrs Senior year A member of Scribblers he was on the Rebel board He played two years of B team and two years of varsity basketball as well as four years of tennis He was on the conference winning doubles team twice and the singles champion runner up in his junior year Dan plans to mayor in business administration and law in college entered St Johns rn 1946 He participated in yarsity football basketball and track He had several minor parts rn johnnycake productions and was a member of the Choir and Glee Club Harris plans to follow an academic course of study in college possibly leading to a profession in law or medicine . . . . all . ' ' . erry . 1 ' , - ' - . - - , ' . ' In y . - - , fwo Yeafst and fhe mfiflagef Of .b35l4C'fb?'ll f0f fhfef Y9df54 He Excellencel Deborahlwill attehd Smith College ih thekfall. She nt . ', ' 3. e ' s , ' ' . entered St. John's in 1953. She was on the honor roll and served on the Student Affairs Council in her junior year. She participated in several johnnycake productions and sang in the Choir and the Glee Club. She played B team and yarsity basketball and she was an editor of the Retiew She also worked on the Rclvrl in her Senior year Binky wants to go Fast to college where she will mayor in music and sociology enteret t o ns in 1949 He was on te honor roll eyery year except his yunior year He played varsity basketball his last three years and ran track his last two years He was a two time member of the Student Affairs Council and a member of johnnycake He worked for the Rebel his senior year He was a semi finalist in the 'Slational Merit Scholarship Program entered St j hns n 1950 e lettered in football his last three years and ran track during this same period ln his senior year he was photographic editor of publications seryed on the Rclzel board and was a member of Scribblers llc was also a member of the Booster C lub Richard took a great interest in Physics his senior year and hopes to mayor in this ficll in college md possibly to into aeronautical engineering R0 entered St Iohns in l95f He participatec in track football and socccr and lettered in football his senior yeir He was a member of the C1 ee C ub ant Choir ant participated in stage crew and three Spring musicals He seryed regularly at little chapel and was a National Nlcrit Scholarship semi finalist Roy plans to go into pre medicine anl to continue his stuclvcs in medical school J cre t ins in lle wa on h honor roll until his unior year Xery interested in spy ts e w as able only to go out for track He was on the team for two years Hc became a member of the Booster C lub in his sophomore ycar and worl-ctcl on tic Pct tw photograyiic stall lor ti e ic n ite in rler to study cbt-mi al eniinee a Andy Schwartz in . re uainel in sth ol wit aircly tissing griles intil the Qyc f grace when hc tirt male the honor roll He has been t ere eyer since He pl iycd football lctterim: in his last two years as well as pa ttcipating in dramatics -'is to the futu e Andy plans to study science or en meeting in college He was a semi finalisr in the National 'Nlerit Scholar hi, Prigram Qi-cl St lain: lc 1 prhqly 5 mg y sf wo Cdl' He wa named to the football All-Conference team in his Senior year. He participated in both golf and track in the Spring. A lifetime member of johnnycake, Bill also worked for the Review. becoming humor editor his last year. Bill was a National Merit Scholarship semi finalist and he hopes to go Fast to college and return home later to procure a law degree S entered St Johns in 1953 She danced and sang in several johnnycake productions and also sang in the Choir She worked for and was elected to the Booster Club She plans to attend either Sophie Newcomb College or the Umyersity of Texas entered St Johns in 1946 An honor stulent she was a member of the Glee Club and Choir and won the Choir award as a freshman She played on the basketball B team two years and was the scorekeeper for the varsity in 1959 As a senior Tweed was the secretary of the Booster Club editor of Irmzgznazmn and a member of Scribblers She par ticipated in many johnnycake musicals She was a semi finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program D d entered St johns in 1956 He lettered in basketball and track all three of his years here and in football his last two He was elected basketball captain for his Senior year He became a member of lohnnycake in his Senior year as well He was a member of both the Choir and Glee Clubs Dave wishes to attend an Itstern college and work for a post gralaate degree in enzineertng entered St lohns in 1949 A member of the Choir and Glee Club she won the Choir award tyyice She was elected Secretary of the Iohnnvcake association for her senior year A charter member of the Booster Club she was its president her last year That year she was elected Prefect as well A Renew editor and a member of the Rebel board Beyerly was a member of Scribblers She was an honor roll student throughout her career at St lohns She yy is a semi finalist in the 'Slationil Merit Scholarship Program en ere t lohns in 19 C He was foot a manager in his last two ycars anl a member of the track squad too He worked in drama productions as well as beans in the Chair aul the Cilc Club Bob hopes to atttnd XYfash1ngto'1 and Lee Collcge and uyon graduation go into the aclyertistncq business enterec t o ns in I9 He played two years of football and two of track lettering both his track years ind his Senicr year ia football A member of the Choir and the Glee Cllllj he also had parts in seyeral drama productions Wylie plans to study pre medicine in college osfs A55 O Wort Repreyenrame Likely to Stuffed Atlaletzt Popular Ilarzdmme Beaulzful lFRRX AxFtRon Ham AXILROD ALFRED HILDFBRAND Dsyto Grew Arco Joris. 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Par Ginther 880 Yard Run 2:ll.5 ...........,..............v. Bill M3165 120 Yard High Hurdles 16.6 ,....... David Steward 440 Yard Relay 47.1 .................... Mdinany, Reed, RECORDS The Rebels broke 12 records during the 1958 -. J 180 Yard Low Hurdles 21.4 ............ jerry Axelrod V Axelrod, Haubegger ' Mile Relay 3:46 ' ....... McEnany, Vale, Axelrod, Haubegger High Jump 5'9 r,,,,,, ,...,...... .,.. D a vid Steward Pole Vault 9'0 .....w ...........-.---..- P at Giflthef Discus 12l'2 ..,,,,,.,............. Towner Reynolds Shot Put 41'l1l,4 ......,r, .... T owner Reynolds TYACL The track team was firmly established for the first time this year. The team, led by Captain jerry Axelrod and totaling nearly forty boys, has eleven returning lettered lettermen and many more boys with experience from last year. The season had not begun when this article went to press and we therefore have no statistics from this year's team. However, the enthusiasm of the team was at a new peak, probably because of the new system instituted by This yeat's basketball season started off well, but the team ran into difficulty later in the season. The final record was 21-4. Ironically, three of these losses came at the hands of conference opponents. Early in the year, the Rebels won the Friendswood Tournament, and later, after Christmas vacation, they defeated Kinkaid by 21 points. Next came Lutheran, whom the Rebels defeated in a close game. Perhaps the high point of the season came late in January when St. johns won over Aldine, 57-52. After the Aldine game, the Rebels lost to Lutheran and Kinkaid Coach Bode. It might be called the buddy system , for each experienced man has a novice under his wing. He is responsible for teaching this boy the fundamentals of their particular event. The boys are not limited in their training to their buddy however, and everybody has instruction from one of the coaches, either Mr. Bode, Head Coach, or one of his able assistants, Mr. Duckett, Mr. Hendrix, and Mr. Wallace. by a total of 5 points. They beat Allen Academy decisively, and then traveled to Oklahoma City in order to finish their season. They beat St. Mark's and Greenhill of Dallas and St. Stephen's of Austin, losing only to the host team, Casady. Dave Steward and Al Hildebrand received honorable mention for all-conference, with Al finishing the season as the leading scorer and rebounder. The lettermen were: Captain David Steward, George Bateman, Larry Favrot, Tim Goodwin, Dan Gordon, Al Hildebrand, Ronnie Lee, Jon Reed, Bill Risser, and Bill Shuart. ST. ,lOHN'S OPPONENT 075, g05Llf'L4H SEASON'S aeconn ST. jot-tN's OPPONENT 46 Sugarland 30 48 Allen 36 52 Sugarland 41 57 Aldine 50 50 St. Pius 28 41 San Jacinto 39 63 Clear Creek B 21 45 Kinkaid 47 40 Barber's Hill 34 47 Lutheran 50 55 Friendswood 26 53 Marian 51 54 St. Pius 39 62 St. Thomas 48 39 St. Pius 44 69 Allen 35 63 Tomball 47 49 St. Mark's 42 49 Marian 25 39 Casady 50 52 Lutheran 45 75 Greenhill 17 56 Kinkaid 35 71 St. Stephen's 37 47 Marian 25 ST. 101-lN'S OPPONENT ST. 1OHN'S OPPONENT 43 59 62 68 59 34 55 40 38 39 50 Lutheran 38 57 Lutheran 42 24 69 33 49 50 48 38 44 67 SEASON'S RECORD Sr. JOHN'S OPPONENT 34 Danbury ..... .....P 6 31 Allen ....... . 6 6 Kinkaid ....... 0 20 T.M.I. ......... .. 6 0 Casady ......... . 14 20 Lutheran ........ ., 14 27 St. Stephens ..... 0 27 St. M '- .. 6 The St. john's football team got a new start in 1958, with a new coach and a new formation. Under the guidance of Coach Lamar Lee, the Rebels, playing their first year of T-formation football, compiled a record of 7 wins and 1 loss, winning the Southern Preparatory Conference title by defeating St. Mark's of Dallas 27-6 in their last game of the season. Against Kinkaid, the Rebels made a poor showing even though they held the Falcons to minus yards rushing. After they defeated TMI, the Rebels met Casady in their The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Osburn, won the S.P.C. Championship, finishing the season with a 16-5 record. Early season losses to more experieced teams were justified by an excellent showing of no defeats in conference play. With a per game average of 51.3 points, the leading scorers were Deborah Detering and Cindy Davis with averages of 20.3 and 17.2 respectively. girls, gasket-Lal, SEASON'S RECORD Klein 36 La Porte - 44 Halletsville 42 63 Deer Park Alumni Mt. Carmel Santa Fe St. Agnes ,at fastball only loss of the season. Next, St. John's played Lutheran, previously undefeated, and won, winning also the Southern district title of the Conference. Hopes of the Conference title were rekindled when St. Mark's beat Casady for the Northern district championship, setting the stage for the final game between the Rebels and St. Mark's Lions. Captain Alfred Hildebrand, Captain-elect Bill Risser, Larry Favrot, and Bill Shuart were named to the all- conference team, with Jerry Axelrod selected for the all-district team. ' The team this year consisted of Captain Deborah Detering, Cindy Davis, Muffie Moroney, Binky Peters, Marcia Heyne, Shari Cooper, Romelia Favrot, Janie Iosey, Margaret Bailey, and Nancy Green. Tweed Smith was the scorekeeper. St. john's received five of the seven places on the all- conference team. Those chosen were Deborah Detering, Cindy Davis, Marcia Heyne, Romelia Favrot, and Janie Hewes. 10, S, 11 SJ 24 SJ' f La Porte 78 Kinkaid Mt. Carmel 70 Hoclcaday I.W.A. 62 Lutheran Lutheran 55 Kinkaid Kinkaid 62 Mt. Carmel Clear Creek , 35 57 25 15 45 32 26 50 27 14 I0 rom 1- e Heat re ecf As we Sentors progressed from grade to grade at St ohns we came to realtze more fully that here rs not just another school composed of only burldrngs classrooms labs and campus Rather rt rs a warm rntegrated educa tronal rnstrtutron composed of all these thrngs plus a dedrcated and frrendly faculty rmbued mth the desrre to develop the character and brrng forth the latent abrhtres of each and every student The faculty can only shovv the may The srgnposts and beacons lrghted by our teachers and coaches proxrde the opportunxty for us to demonstrate our capacrtres for academrc leanrng our prowess as athletes and our skrlls rn other dnersxfred school actmtres The rest rs up to us as students It IS true that basrc educatron rs measured by scholastrc attarnments But there IS another krnd of educatron of the rndrvrdual that rs extremely rmportant the deyelopment of our capabxlrtres for assuming responsrbrllttes and leadershrp and for drscoverrng and expandrng certam aptrtudes and leanmgs are all part of the program at St Johns Lrttle do we as students know what vue really can do untl we are gryen the opportunrty and gurdance Many of us thtnk we cannot be a wrrter or tn actor or a srnger or an athlete But how do we know tt unless we try' We mrght be agreeably surprrsed Agam we Senrors can only advtse the undergraduates to remember that one benefrts 1n drrect proportron to hrs contrrbutron Get rnto as many school actrvrtres you can undertake and most rmportant fulfrll St Johns vyrll become a stronger school because of your partrcrpatron and you wrll become a better Rebel On behalf of the Senror Class of 1959 I would lrke to express our deep and srncere apprecratton to the faculty and Headmaster for everythrng you have done for us You were not only our academrc educators but helped us to develop as rndryrduals We are deeply grateful for your rnterest gurdance msprratron and encouragement We hope that rn the years to come you wrll feel justly proud of us and that as me grow rn stature me may always reflect glory and honor upon St Iohn s JERRY AYELROD Prerzdent of tbe Ytudevzt Body env srechons We have trred thrs year as I am sure you know by now to change the basrc yearbook format one whrch I belreve has become bogged down rn such mrre that each new edttron has meant srmply a substrtutrng of new faces for old Of course there are certarn requrrements that eyery yearbook must meet presentrng the records of the year encompassrng photographrcally the varred actrvrtres of campus lrfe, wrth specral attentron to the Senrors as well as grvrng to the general reader an tdea of the schools personalrty and to the Semor a vrvrd memory book But we asked ourselyes a year ago must rt always follow the same format must rt always do rts recordrng rn an unrmagrnatrye and stereotyped fash1on7' The 1959 Rebel then rs an attempt to tell a story photographrcally from the years begmnmg to end Occasronally we haye devrated from our course for we felt that a superror sometrmes strrkrng prcture warranted such 8 But we feel that rn the long run we have left lrttle out and have at the same trme taken advantage of the facrlrtres and talents we have There are long hours here the hours of photographrc actryrty of Rrchard Reynolds and hrs staff It ts safe to say that for every prcture we chose we reyected as many as ren I am sure that you have been struck by the artrstry of some of the prctures thrs rs due rn large part to the talents of Mr Arnold Mercado Most of the plannrng the actual layout work the prcture selectron has been rn the yery capable hands of Edrtor Charles McBrrde and fxrst assrstant Conrad Hrrsh Others who haue contrrbuted are Tweed Smrth Bey erly Stough Brnky Peters Danny Gordon Barbara Adams ohn Kelsey and on Reed Placed last rn an annual but hardly least rn rts rmportance 15 the adyertrsmg Co Bust ness Managers Deborah Determg and Roger Beebe have done an outstandmg job I hope you hke the l959 Rebel Cnedrt for the success of the book I cannot claxm that must go to those I have mentroned The blame however for any basrc faults rn our New Drrecrrons must go to me R P MOORE Director of Publzcatmvzr grows I baton' Thts years Rebel rs a radrcal departure from the year books of the past All the stereotyped concepts were destroyed rn an attempt to brrng you a fresh new annual The page lay outs were completely altered Captrons were omrtted throughout the book rn favor of a wrrtten text at the end Athletrc records were rncluded and the coxer was completely redesrgned And thanks to Mr Mercado and Rrchard Reynolds the quahty of the prctures them sely es was tremendously rmproyed We hope you lrke rt Many thanks go to unnamed people who helped on thrs book but my specral thanks must be gnen to Mr Moore who txorked harder than anyone to see completed the drffrcult yob of brmgrng a new rdea to reahty Conrad I-Irrsh jon Reed Beyerly Stough and Tweed 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W, 4 My . ,. 2'--r FIRST CLASS John Abbott Richard Alvord David lates David lean Cynthia Black Delphia Clarke Philip Colvin Anne Crosby Chaille Cullinan Christopher Eischen Charles Heyne Lewis Hixson Elizabeth Hutchins Neil Jarvis Kenneth Johnson Patricia Nelson George 0'Connor Robert 0wsley Scott Paulus Julie Peterkin Janes Fleming Rhodes Roy Lewis Riggs Elissa Robinson Salls Joseph Raymond Schiflett Timothy Charles Shepard .lan Sussman Lisa Thompson Claudia Ann Thornhill Cynthia Stewart Victor .loan llaffer Kenneth Bradshaw Nancy Callery Michael Chadwick James Elkins Jay Forrestor Carrie Glassman Daniel Goodwin William Johnson August Lander Sallie Low Philip Masquelette Gerald Cleveland Reynolds Phillips Margaret Elaine Phillips Mary Elizabeth Pincoffs Robert Steven Rauch Frank Smith Mark Smith Tracy Smyth Michael Straus Myra Lucine Yhitson 'illiam Shackelford 'rghtman Patricia lliss Williams Catherine Lindley Yow 4 , I '- Ll 6 L-5 rl- '. Y ,-11 V 'f -wr? L AIU x '40 A www fn- M Q Q- l ii R 1x42 6 9 Q , 1, V is V 1 X, ' 1 'Y A I ff 2 5 Q 'Dx 54 0 IP 'Vu kgwvkf M- Q 6 llx 5, 'vii Z 'Vina-v - 5 X XIX IQ 4 'Q in fda f A' B fn 'Ni' A ' l1r 'ff Y X147 f , ,vp SECOND CLASS Thomas Bearden Catherine Blackburn Patricia Boylston Janice Bradshaw Rebecca Brown Betsy Butcher Carol Crosby Kathleen Cullinan Cordon Dees George De Montrond Jil Ford Kem Geizcndanner John Guilford Haydn Harris Elizabeth Hillycr Harry Hurt, Ill Sealy Hutchings Lynda Ireland Ruth King Twynette McCuffey Mary McNamara Patrick Mcspadden William Miller Topper Moore Lisa Robbins Elizabeth Rowles Elijah Sandlin Don Schaffer Ann Marie Shaver Lindsay Shepherd Norman Swasey Thomas Thomhill, III Deborah Townsend Games Weaver, I r. John Welsh William Winn Key Collie Sloan Colt .lohn Crawford Elsie Geiselman .lohn Davis Goodrich Wilson Griffith .lay .lone-s Howard Kccnan, Jr. Asim Khan Liz Murphy Eleanor 4Lynt Murphy Patrice l'riur Mark Slcellenger Benjamin Smith Dorrance Smith Samuel Wright .lohn Yow IZ3 'iff' . w X T'T7v'A2.f, J V 4 A L I ,ef -f 'af H gif f J' Alu. ' va' 71? sky' f wg, f 'Aw-vw J 'Wulf' Nu is 7? Q fw ff.. 5 2. f, 23 Qs W? s Q . , V4 . X - V ,1 Til x ,, I 1 s ji fl,... 'H -Q' 2 ' 9 015 'N-3 Vw ' Vw ,vw '50 x , uf' a ef, , v'f-wx if .-.JA W ' .xv .Vg , V, V 5 Q nm fb- ig: f L or xy 'vunf O r-V ' 5-. -M' S 1- x W f' Jw 1 tx '-saws W vm E ' , , , A , .fi uf Sane' Q. . AA J' is 'WTS' 'fT'n?' f 4 T' THIRD CLASS Edith Abbott Sally Beissner Mark Bode Mary Ella Boyce .lane Broyles Robert Carter ' Clay Crawford David Cross Peter Eischen Elise Elkins Gary Glesby Raymond Goodrich Kathrine .lacolle Margaret .Iinkins Leslie Jones Melissa Jones Robert .losey .lane Karotin Lindon Leader Timothy Maher Laura Masquelette Margaret Neuhaus Barbra Oates David Paulus Priscilla Phillips Edmund Pincoffs Lawrence Rauch William Rives Leslie Rogers Tony Rozan Peter Straus Annice Thompson Stephen Thomson Louise Victor Deborah Weems Edmund Wells 'Susan Chadwick Robert Chenoweth David Hargrove Thomas Holmes Mark Klar Elizabeth Lander Nancy Paxton George P1-terhin Scott Saclcenreuther Andrew Sher Robert Simonds Stobie Whitmore Preston White Thomas wimherly v. vt A A Ph Q ,fi 2 inn. t' 1' .. xl N 4 Qs.. . X.-1 Cz I 1 7 A 'Li 7 'w 'my' v- ,f Av .1 fi Y? 7. i . 'W 'Y QCA 0 ,Q , f . fl 4' AT .VI 2 ef S . 33 Q ' f, X If if hifi ' 41- -Q., 1 : Asn, . .W vi' 7 W ' A 5L'Uw 1? 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' AS, Mn I Tommy Bagby Barbara Bates Randy Bougen Ann Boylston Ray 'Chesser Stephen Coffee Denis DeBakey Billy Dorn Julian Eisner Ann Giezendanner Elizabeth Glassman Jimmie Lee Goodrich Dick Hillyer John Hines Penny Horton Nancy Hull Rickey 'Kelley V ,I an Kilpatrick FOURTH CLASS Helen Mamarchev deBouyecleu Hugh Marshall Will Mosier Delie Munson Anne Murphy Barbara Owsley Randy Parten David Peden Charles Peissel Elizabeth Phillips Ruth Pincoffs Randy 'Schaffer Allison Stanwood 'Mike Stevens Mike Strickland Cynthia Swazey Debby Williams Paul Colvin Carolyn Davis Harry Cordon 5 Glen Hannah Frank Larmore Albert Low Bob Nelson Katy Overstreet Tish Prior Ronnie Rauch Dan Remick i Edward Wischmeyer Kristy Wiswell Courtia Worth FIFTH CLASS Alan Adler .lean Alvord Dong Ankenman Dnpuy Bateman Henry Beissner Jeffrey Black Doug Clarke Gwynne Collie .lohn Colvin Melissa Craig Mary Diane Crave: Faith Davidson Betty Frost Chuck Gardner Dicky George .lamey Griffith Patsy Harris Tom Hendrix Becky Jones Jenny Jones Don Karotlrin Steve Lasher Steve Leary Andy Moore Drew Robins Ben Royce John Sibley John Sinaona Ton Simons Vance Stevens Jeanne Thomas Charles Towery Hilary Verson Cathy Vinson Kathy Weems Robert Whitson Jean Brandes George Broyles Richard Denenbnrg Brent Ford Eliubeth Holmes Barbara Jacobe Janet James Louise Osborne Mary Paulus Linda Rauch Bobby Sussman Worth Taylor Martin Terry Alice Wigbtlan Lane Yinberly Albert Wiswell 1 4 Vx ft 9- x . ,B Q2 S ., , , f I- L 5 ' 4:1 , .V ,, g. 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Clilford Dong Hannah Mavis Kelsey Baine Kerr Carter Kerr Julia Louis Ted Marston Reed Mclloberts n Robert Rubey Dorothy Safford Priscilla Sawtelle Jenkins Tucker Sandra Wallace Wendy Wallace Bill 'indrow Cathy Wolfman Jerry Zahn I33 In fu 5 Q 5' Jl'il ' Im Q -Q ,ff 'H 53 in y 5. f Li Q ,K ,, 'W . 1 1 1 A' at gi! xl Q5 '5 A Q '1 f . f A I Thomas Adler Katharyn Alvord Richard Andrews Judith Cannack Dorsey Cartwright Lynn Castille James Gay Thomas Gordon Arther Graeter John Harris David Harvin Joseph Hatfield Gail Johnson John Johnson Martin Kaplan Kristen Randersol David Remick Ann Riquelmy Van Talmage Grant Thomas Nancy Tips EIGHTH CLASS Clayton laird Margie laldwin Carol Barber Candy Clare Carol Cotterell Thomas Dawson Robert Gray Stephen Groth James Hamilton Francis Holliday Albert Hudspeth Leila Hull Deborah Lhamon Michael Lonsford George Markins Joann Rose Jane Salmon Randolph Seybold Jeffery Tucker Duncan White Dan Whitmore Paul Best Harriet llmwn William Bryson James Dickson Todd Evans Willsivn Fahlherg George Hardin Richard Hargrove Betsy llarris Ge-urge llurllrurt Ruin-rt lr-ing: VJJJIUIIIJN .lam-kson Barry Margolis Richard Moore Martha Pedcn Russell Smith Ann Slrickland Herschel Williams Susan Wilson Chap Alvord David Barber Carol Beelae Carolyn Carruth Frances Carter George Clark Platt Davis Jennings Ellis Ann Frost Nancy Greenwood Willie Gribhle Lindsey Hall Kathy Levy Rip Lhamon Peter Murphy larhara Sher Carolyn Smith Lucinda Stewart Marion Bill Walserfix V N NINTH CLASS lol: Bennett Lloyd Bentsen .lean Boren lill Clarke Tom Clarke Greer Craig .lack Garland Eugenia George Karen Goldfarh Janice Hardy Ann Heinzerling Stanley Hess .lim Neidhardt Chase Osbome Louise Overstreet Jim Sniu .lohn T. 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E I I 'ff' +' f . 1 , R! : ' .Q-4 L Q -,av N 'fd :P ELEVENTH CLASS Betsy Anderson lolz Aylin Torn Blair .lack Keele Sandra Baldwin Lynn Coffee Alan Cowles Nan Freeman John Gay Tim Goodwin Marks Hinton Maurice McAslan Judy McCullough John Mendell Richard Metz Didi Pancake Rik Rawson Bill liner . Sharon Robins Robin Robinson Kate Scanlan .lil Schwartz Judy Shuart Cab Smith Bob Straus fe, Y John luck Bettina lurks Mike Carter Sandy Gordon Nancy Green Barbara Harris Sally Morian .lim Murphy Sidney Ohllauaen Diane Sacks Toni Salford Suzy Sandlin Coorge Thomai Carolyn Van Camp lill Woodfin l4I 4 From the end spring new beginnings -PLINY 'mn ELDER GOOD LUCK TO YOU REBELS MPANY John Maher pre S ldent f W CD 2. .Museo-5-ggimn an co - Q K J The followmg frlends of Sf John s School have generously donafed fheur adverfusmg space fo be used for plcfures ONE FULL PAGE The Defermg Co of Housfon A Fruend ONE HALF PAGE Mrs Ernesf Adams Alllene Vale lnferuors Jesse H Jones lnferesfs ONE OUARTER PAGE Mr and Mrs John B Coffee Cooper 8: Maffhews Lumber Co Mr and Mrs Wullram K Davis Dow Chemlcal Co Franlc W Wrnne 8: Co Mr and Mrs Vernon W Frosf ONE ElGl'lTH PAGE Mr and Mrs Howard Boyles Texas Offnce Supply Co Anonymous A Friend Dr and Mrs Mavis P Kelsey Sersmlc Explorafnons Mr and Mrs A Frank Smrfh Mr and Mrs Fred J Heyne Jr Jamarl Bros Food Marlcef Mr and Mrs Ronald E Lee Mr and Mrs Charles O McBrrde Mr Alvnn S Moody Mr and Mrs Charles F Reed Compliments of HOUSTON CONTRACTING CO LAURENCE H FAVROT GEO A PETERKINS R P GREGORY . . 4 . . . . 1 o C . . . ' ' HAMMAN OIL AND REFINING COMPANY ffwdjaweaveaf U invitations PARTIES ANNOUNCEMENTS SECRETARIAL SERVICE - -Wi-X PHONE IA 9-1797 XE 1 ' X -Q:-iL!jL -T xg lx 1' ff' F. xi Dill JA-3-1644 FOP. SUPER MARKET SERVICE WITH CI-IARC-:E ACCOUNTS AND DELIVERY SERVICE T0 RIVER ONSSROYDEN- OAKSIANGLEINOOD, MEMORIAL DRIVE WITI-I 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE ,WE KNOW HOW TO SERVICE THOSE INNO KNOW AND EXPECT THE FINEST IN FOODS. RIVER UAKS F000 SHOP 3268 INESTIIEIMER UIMKII-RIVER OAKS CENTER BIG THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY A K SMITH Presldeni' JOSEPH S Haur S+yIes of Dlshnchon Wes+heImer HADLE HOUSTON 6 TEXAS WRIGHT S FLOWERS KAY TEE 8729 Kafy Road HO 8 2645 In Sprung Branch lg s Shoppmg Cenferl HO 5 N54 I I ' - Y 14:5 ' 1844 1 , N. M CompIimen+s of HARRIS, UPHAM 81 CO. Flower Phone JAcIcson 6-I23I WADEMAN'S Flowers for +I1e Living 3256 WesI'I'1eimer Avenue Lamar-River Oaks Cen+er a 'X J. M. MCBRIDE - DON M-:BRIDE McBRIDE BROTHERS' HUMBLE SERVICE STATIONS Washing - Lubricaiion - Tire Repair Road Service Tires, Ba'H'eries and Accessories JA 2 5353 JA 3 9284 2202 Wesf Gray HOUSTON TEXAS HALF CENTURY . Of Serving a Great People In a Great Section of Our Nation Uuunv 111 thuL mars hunduds ol thousmcls ol l8IT1lllLS md mclx xulu als ol thy Soutlmut haw uapul thu ILXXd1'Cl of l1n1m1.1l sucurltx tlnouvh ITlllll0l1S ol dollals ol Grc it Southun lxmflts rculucl bx lmmg p0llLXOXXI1Ll'S md l3LI1Cl:1LldI'lCS ITIUILLIIOII mal pump ol Tlllllil ul11Ll1 xssuus LLOIIOIHIL XXLll.'1llL lol llmnsnlxu incl than loud oms m tht luturn TIM Glllt Soutlurn p1'OXlLlLS man xml woman tht opportumtx to ILCILIIIL l1n.1m11l lI'lClLpLI1ClLI1CC 111 1CLOI'CllIlLL ulth thur .lbllltx md dum to do o 1 baslc Lonctpt ol Xmnrxndn fILLClOH1 md tht LllQI1llX ol man - I I I - - ,' i 5. ' x L' ,,: , -, -,, , , -, 1, 1 .', yv,. ' 1 - 5 ' ' K1 l -S l Y 11 KX 1- 1 1 ' x- 1 - 1' ' 1 Iv Olllcr tllousuncls today own llLlI1Cll'L'ClS of millions of Grout Soulllcrn . ,,' 1 ,l,l ' ' .', .,-. ,. '. v,',., '. 1 K- 1 ' 1k- L l' - ' 1 1N- ' 1 ' 1. I ' IL LN I 'l L l 2 ' X X A 1' ,lf-, TL ,x-'. . , Y I , '11 -11 1 1 'K D I' 'I ' . Down+own - Village - Meyerland - Pasadena - Spr 2 COMPLETE DRUG STORES Convenien+Iy Loca+ed +0 Serve You Free Delivery AVALON DRUG CO 25I8 Kirby a+ Wes+I1elmer Drugs Gnfis Toys JA 9 9 I 36 Prescrlphons Office JA 42l0I JA 48l4I TANGLEWOOD PHARMACY 5654 Wes+I1elmer MO 7 2457 COMPLETE FOUNTAIN AND LUNCH DEPT Five Convenieni' Loca+ions Serving You . . . FOR ALL YOUR FASHION NEEDS Sou+I1wes+ Hous+on's Fines'r Prescrip'rion Shops ing Tn ff HOMES swf OF DISTINCTION A HIGHLY SPECIALIZED SERVICE DEVOTED TO Both BUYER AND SELLER MRS. C. C. FLEMING . . Realfor JA 2-3489 SMITH 81 HADFIELD, INC. Everyfhing for Your Office 205. WEST CROSS TIMBERS PHONE MEIrose 5-645I Office Office Supplies Machines Mc CAN N-ERICKSON, INC ADVERTISING 1 900 LOVETT BLVD. I HOUSTON 6, TEXAS and FAMILY BOB SMITH Congra+uIa+ions +o Seniors IITIMBLEE AMERICAN BANK X and Road Service Phone UN. 9-I8II I968 Wesi' Gray IN RIVER oAKs SHOPPING CENTER SERVICE STATION Washing - Lubricafion - Polishing H . Waxing Bank the Amerlcan wayu BaHeries - Tires and Accessorues 370 on Savings Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W. E. IBiIII Silber MEMORIAL DR. AT POST OAK Housfon, Texas MARION L. MARTIN I he 'Y Gs Ic- ADRIAN I. PATTON . ij N ' ,,, fy ,fe-3 8 I .,,I,ff2pe1'f Frederking STOCKS AND BONDS I fI10mbers fI!idu'f'st Stock Exchangc' Texas Mos+ CompIe+e Camera S+ore - EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC - 6I7 TEXAS NATIONAL BANK CARROLL CAMERA CO. BU'LD'NG 1004 Travis S+. HOUSTON 2, TEXAS CA 8-8221 Hous+on, Texas BEEBE GUTHRIE 84 LAVALLE Inves+men+ Bankers Sfoclcs Bonds Mu+uaI Funds UNION NATL BANK BLDG CA 7 BIOS 4 VILTL 4L FL 'VD IVVESTIING IN SEFLRITIB9 OF THE SOI THWEST COMPANY Tc X.: NAIIOIIII Bank Bldz llnu tm Tvxls S38 Seleded Especially for ou I 250I RIVER OAKS BOULEVARD 9l'Il3f AND Z ,Q , BANK OF THE soumwesr BLDG I I I u .I ' 1 ' I I I, , I I I I I M W W- 2:5-: 5g::' 1 I I' , I , I Y I. Ig A I A I , I I v 1 - I I 4 , A 1 I I'rn.slu'r'll1.s nmy lm ulrluilzmf fflllll your VII I lncul fIIL'E?.8fI7lf'IIf dvulvr ur fxl Y , I Z I Q I'rin1'ip1ll f'l11l4'ruriIf'r I I I !I,'Ig.II 423 'As ' L sz 2, ff I vI'l'Il'PIllllN'I II Xpilul T-IIIZII Ii.-Il 'IIs-Ivlypv: IIII 31-6 W I II I I' ' H -Y i,i-- f Y- - fa IIN 1 , A , LY Il . Y II B - I . f. , - -. .. BU FFALO HARDWARE CO., LTD. 26I4 Wes'rheimer JA 4-IOI I gl'Ie'.l-v MORON EY BEISSNER 81 CO. Investment Bankers ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS AGO Bank of fhe Sou+hwes+ Bldg. ROBERT E. MORONEY HENRY M. BEISSNER HAIRDRESSERS For High Fashion SIyIes 36I6 So. Shepherd Ja 9-2896 .Ll I1 l - d In ' 5 -.sin-. f ,, , Q .- .'.4h-Y Q l f i fwvg' .'-- ,M-fy 'M' Q y-+L-,fx mfmsf LSL. 2 .Jr ,, ., N , , - f , .1 ,. Y mg ky 1-A.. :ZWHX Q I Ai ,- 1 NP. s'i,Sdnq. Y K I law f , K. 1 6. 1 ' 'f ,gfifhi I f na- .ar 4+ 145, . 1' T' ww-53 qv x ,,, 1 ' ' 1 ' YN XY x L in xx- ff Xl,, -. S.. ,gn I SHIRLEY M HELM and ALBERT P JONES Compliments of WVCDLFLIAN S 2929 KVM? Emwe ofwdogwm ff sPoRTswEAR Your AND ACCESSORIES Neighborhood River Oaks Cenfer CafeJ'e a I984 WEST GRAY JA 3 2332 K C .j W. ' 4 ,fi . an , 'S yr - . il a CONVENIENCE ro SUIT You ro A I ,, I o ACCESSIBLE LOCATION PROMPT ATTENTION o PACE SETTER SERVICES Texas Natlonal Bank HOUST MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION .fee-9' aa' Af 12-P. -sm fr L -s lxag 'ef' uf: , ww AJ W- f'2'ff11'f'2+ A if -L 'y-4 H81 THE EYES UF THE 0IL INDUSTRY SCHLUNIBERGER ,rv 'va 93 jig ,Wgwlffv ,igibggigd-.,, rf: :E M, 5:1-f ,lu-.E-',:-: 5 GZ- mv- - ' 5... -55 'M' 4 in 'S ,-yy yi O 0 .......... .....,. ... ...... . ::-:::---- ..x...:::: 0, ON . .. . , . - -, ff M- - - - ' L ' - .V -'-- '1'f - --' :- 7 :F3f ' V: A f. :WT in ' WE 11 YJ54 -1 '- '- . - T 45' -'gf' E' TI 'V TTT Q-T'5,'l' QLJ' .-I5 1 1-'iff' '-T' Q -'L 1 l - I,-f . ' . ff , ' -- - ' , - . Tu fl' +A. A 14' -- 'if' ' ' 33,-V 1 , V 1, , I . ' , '- ' ' ' , . - .Nw A -- A A 1, -,- ' ,Q ' , L.. ,,- 1. - . -4- P ' '- H-D ' - f -Q.: ' E- I - -G ,. P' of' gf: in S511 . ,4 1 .r . I-I ' -if va. ' 44 .Hs-' ' 'fx 5 A f W '. 1 ' MM- - 1 , ff,'. 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REFINING COMPANY fflf X 5 ,ff 1 LANGHAH ANGSTON BURNBTT M Cumulat- TT' ln the Village 040170 Nlx f-'VXI' W Housl'on's Largest Store DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO MEN AND BOYS 2507 Times JA 9 3743 CASUALTY FIRE MARINE FIDELITY BONDS SURETY BONDS LIFE 3 700 Monlrose Blvd. JA 3 448I '- ' ' , 55555323 if ff E1 3 lx .5 l J ' lk is ' 5- 4' . ' - Ejx 2755155 lf ' I 5' 5 I , TE 1--: .- 'f132S2221155E1E4E1E5EQE3E25Z2E:E5E5E5E3E5E5E5i:E5E5E5:g:jZgE535 ' Wi:Q2is1assf23211515:irsa:ss:5:2:s:2:2:5:s:3:1r , iz ' ??P 5if:E , E'-:' ' 7 ' F252i2f2fE222ififi2E2E5 .342E2fE?ErE5E5E5E2L5E aif?2E5f5sE5E5f525sg6si .1 1w.f:::1:::::::1.:g. :i - K , --ii . HIGHLANDER INSURANCE I I I2 WAUGH MARLING MOTOR CO. Dependable Service Since l9I9 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Body and Fender Work AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Service and Repairs Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Marling, J. W. Marling Owners 27 I 4 Wesiheimer JA 8-7494 CUSTOM HOUSE, LTD. Men's Furnishings and Gif+s River Oaks-I988 Wesi Gray Tanglewood-I627 S. Pos+ Oak Lane Compliments of RIVER OAKS STATE BANK 2I I9 WESTHEIMER Member F.D.I.C. - I y,EGRA wif' u qi- P00 go 1. 0 0, .- ' 9 S wi I - o X ,I Send Fl: If ll I ' ALBERT MILLER FLORIST 2004 Wesf Gray Ave. Phone JA 9-3725 HOUSTON I9, TEXAS IIOI MAIN .M Main FIOQV: READYYTOAWEAR ACCESSCRIES MILLINERY Mezzamne: JUNIOR SI-IO? SPORTSI-IOP Q 'N I X ROWLES WINSTON 81 CO Investment Securltles Ph C 2 44 I Bank ot the Southwest Bldg. one a. -99 BLAND-WILLIS CADILLAC CCMPANY Dishibufors Presen+ing Mo+ordom's Mas+erpieces I320 MILAM Ca-4-64-5l HOUSTON, TEXAS Ulze Heat UML Jw .764 Soafhwut gzsrzn saoonsou II7 cAnouN: P 0 N T I A C canvas voun nowurowu rourmc DEALER EMlLE'S BEAUTY SALON House of Hair Designs River Oak Cenler 2040 Wesl' Gray Telephone: JA 8-6067 CIMARRONCITA RANCH CAMPS Ufe Parlc, New Mexico Eleva+ion 7000 Eslablished I9I3 Two Complele, Separale Camps Bo s' Camp Girls' Camp lAges 7 Through I3l lAges 7 Through l7l All Camp Sporfs and Acfivifies Excepf Boaling Excellenf Ins'rruc+ions and Qualified Counselors Daily Riding lExcepl Sundaysl Included in Fee References Exchanged For Complefe lnformalion Call MRS. TOM SCURRY JA-2-9457 Complimen+s of TAYLOR EXPLORATION CO., INC. 2I I8 WELCH GIFTS CompIimen+s 'NTERIORS OBJECTS OF ART x f IX. CHILDREN'S PLAYHousE - if wpbn? GALLERIES .Ev a T403 McGow BI'-A05 OUR SIXTH YEAR DEPARTMENT STORE OF SERWCE CLOTHES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY DE BUICK 87m K W Rd H0 5 Hb' KIRBY AT WESTHEIMER I Spring BrancI1's Favorife Shopping PIace a . - START PLANNING FOR COLLEGE NOW A college endowmenl policy now will assure an educalion for your child or grandchild when he reaches college age. Le'r me help you fhrough imparlial counsel and +horough planning 'ro provide +he bes+ fulure for your child. ALVA CARLTON Life Underwriter Professional Life Insurance Service for Over 4I Years 502 Ci+y Nalional Banlc Building HOUSTON 2, TEXAS Telephone: JAclcson 9-388l F01!1E3, i iThehSiani A KN-A 'TK - '1 --T F ,,-T Y Manufacturers of Oll Field Specialties JOE STINE, UIQ RIVER OAKS DRUG STORE, INC. Your Prescripfion Drug S+ore 3-8 I 07 25 I 5 River Oaks Blvd Shop Our YOUNG DESIGNER SHOP If You Like the Unusual in Youthful Fashions W DOWNTOWN AND RIVER OAKS ip. WI, Complimenfs of V. T. REYNOLDS ki -Q' CONG ULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 . , V, IL.-Wi, .w . ., .,.-K,,. ,me 4, f x 1+ fl sf' ,,, ma. yifflff V 'iif ,MW -z I j , . A g at H if J- ., ,wif K ' . - , ' ,qv v' , J, ag 12132, L 4? 'f as if Win if vrwb af,f5,fA 4 H' w.w-hw.-.,,M ' R- 4 1. 2 1 f , fi 2 Am Elia gg ? .1 5 4- 6 1 mamma t N 'rr' Q Q-www-' 4 'F . .4-..,. wifi, ,f5,,,., 'Ti ff I , 5, X V , Q '. , 7 M f Z 'B' W3 'K 'f f 2 's Q gi , AI' M J 1 ,1 H 'P' , ,ffk Wai' ' ZH.. V 1. 1. .-V 1, , 1 . Uv., . f .. iv qw. .. I -N. ,. f . A. - ., ,.' w.f..,,v,,4.w -Nw Q f in A A ff A ,. , 4 5 I fl f . l W '47r.'1Q, if .KV , W TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY x x XX NX NR X i X Y ,ix- .XXX XXX, in in , N X X, X. X .xx N X. X X X X, . N 1 , X x li ,.,, sv 7 U V 'x kxx x xx ,S Y -,. 'X ' W H ,Q Xa- -L 3 I ,X X , , z!A' ' A .X x,,,, 'X Xxx -x ..1