St Stephens Episcopal School - Deacon Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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' 'f ft F 2 T39 Y 2 pf MQMK ,... dl D G iippx' is the muh that hath his quiver full of them: they Shall uint he gishgm xx hen thex' speak xx ith their enemies in the gate. 'Pix-l ' 4 .f 'S 5 J ig it ., --1... 'Y 'f iw ff .ar Q 3 , fi? 45 ,. ,QL 1 '55 is 1 Q' 3' 5 W Mi m v , 5 P. , A 5 'J an .-X if w r X 1, f-may ,, . ws ff 6, 5 1' 0 I-fr A I .' H. 5, JE 2 as ima .L . S ZW. vf f,.wK.... 5 if mm ,Wm 9 giglwif mi ,-,Aw-f SAN K ,wqfg 3, . L, M. , lmaem-Q, - Y fy .LW 'K if if .nw - RHF ' 1' ig 'ww --wmw A V, S G nu :L mu t Before I weep x vu nut ff Rehearsal quote: I refuse to be Marty 'Ihwrnh1ll, x ' d x FCREWORD The Deacon '58 was planned with the expressed purpose of recording some- thing of life at St. Stephens during the school year 1957-SS, Here and there attempts at seriousness were made. But words, and even pictures. rc-nd to helic- that more profound part of our experience here. lt is hoped that us you read this yearbook. you will remember the lighter side of your years in St. Stephens The other part needs no yearbook-to record it. -nfs 4 CGNTENTS Administration and Faculty ....... Seniors i,i.,,...,.,.,......iii,.i..........i. Classes so e, Sports 7oo,,,, Activities .,.,,,v47,.,,i,,,i,.. The Devils Disciples ...,l,,o Advertisements oe,e,,,o,oe '14 28 52 66 82 94 IOG g, Q A MQW ,. if ,. y .4 Sv , . ,Wh 1 ' X W M . sgglg M-uf ,3QPf'ff,. 1 , ', ,, A ' 7' in-Q'F'f2fwf VK 'Sf , ,lfkgfETivji' A if M N sf I ,,L4g'V5?kf 51 'lf wifi' x -sin PEWMI K' QV-N24 M w '?' it Ifhkgw- M3f.,, . M f.W.,,6.. iw, Q . W- 7' 5:1 5 . I ' is x ,.,A, 1,Q5fJ,fR W Fig' 1- f f Www, - in 'nQ,Qw-f ' - fifgi r 4 . i.J'?,,'iagy-g - Q u r ffww Q Qi- 1 +131 :gm ' f Vg, .vii , Q, Q wt 5. ' 3,5 Ugjfv 4? V Q L f ,ity 'EB- Q 9 5 2 , . . 12 . M - 'Z L I 'WLEQM if xdffii ,jg ,,?7f1 , ig X , , 1. ..,4 1 75 5131. X, S- f ,ww x M - .9 5 iff Q, 3 - fa i n 7 if fi' lx? Q5 A- 2 ,K Q' i QffmlLg'43!N',,a5:f ,Q-V, mai? -Iikgpg-zQf?g,i3w,A ' Q s .lm kt .L fm bw!-5 X. My r s 9 ,, .,m.,M,......m....,, ,4,., M. Wm, M - --fa,-.ggzupg mf-s:17--., K4-'11 W-.m...,....m,.+..,, ,A . mm V M . . . , . , ' 1. : ...E wwmw.-J--vwwmw-MWMW1 f -ww - -sw' IVNQL -'nm 4' WM .K I3 ADMINISTRATIGN AND FACULTY will I A xx fl vga.: 4-.., M DMINISTRATIO MTS QM mmm Nw N '-nd. 'hun-v-wr-,pr Q' If iv A B South C trolinl M A Tennessee Ph D Johns Hopkins It is our firm belief thtt tluc to Dr Beclters unceising interest in the progress ot St MISS SHIRLEY SHERMAN MRS. MILDRED HVGHES Our thanks to these two fine latlies for fighting through and successfully managing College Transcripts. the Bank, grades. records. faculty, stu- dents, and spilt Atldressograph tr.1ys much better thrin .in equal weight of l.B.M. machines. Autonmtion tloesnt st.uitl .1 ch.1ncef BOARD QF TRUSTEES X X N x XIIxN N IIx XIIxN X N x X I x x X IIXIXIN x x x IIXNX UIIIM X I1 I 'IIII IQIX xCIb'II'I' IIIIIJ IYXIIIY 'IIII III IIIW' .IUIIXl .II .Xtzvw fi w1'fH.f,f.'l IIIIIINIIIII 'IIIII IIIX' N X. IYXXIIII !NI.II', 3 MITIIII IIIl'XI'YNI.XIISII.XII .XIINIIII XYUIIIIXIIIQ NIV. C IIIXIiI,IfS I5I1X.C IiI,I XYIIIX lI'.'Ix-fffu, ','V f'ff,',z:!l MII, -IUIIN I . IYX II Unmgk Ck-rplm C INN: XII' IP, Y, ISI XXIIVIWII III MI' I1IIII.I.II7qX NI:XSQl'I'I I I II .XLINIIFI f'lfm,1.'ff'If'j IIIIIINIIIII IIIIIIIX' AIHIINIQ ISIXIIIY MIVI l. .IK 'THX 'IKIQI' .Xuvw .XIII XX XI II II .I CIIXXX IKIVI5 MIY II.XI PII SIII XI I I5I.1I.::1III1' IIILI' , 'f IXXYI' IIXI' , 'NI IQ XII' .XI I'III'II 'III NII'I,li, -III IIIILIXIMII IMI'-III I 'f I XXI. IIIfI.I5I XII IIBS. .III XIII II, ff X' ,LUN fIvfENLgxfI1y'Ig1i I'I, XVIVII XIII IYXXIN II I'II YIXWI' IIAIIINI UIXI1. IMIL J FOJTIK IR Superintendent of BL1lldlUKQS and Grounds The mm nn the house JAMIS WFIR Mlmlnlstrmxc Asslstlnt r XVc1r bclrcr nt fond mxxs bldI1CXNN un I S I7 nu, -r ,S'-f Mir' mg '4N- Q. .af Quai ,. IRANCES I XVEIR Resident Nurse I lust cant understand lt Thq re not cxen COL1QhlIlaQ . V K ' 1 L . . . L Q . ' A '. ' - -Lzflifs' M Q 1 . A , V . V- A ,. , I 2 3 ' k 2 5 S I ' Hun .rum U, - 3 r . .gt A T H jzulff A, 1:4 1 1 ' ' , AV4 9..'7H ,-l1bll,l!,..'g f .MJ V - X 11, ns ..g X ' A ':,4:szr.zfm ' X X , 'x r 1 ' X 1 . , . I I 1 . L ., , WMM o p L . , . J, ,A se, X A . ' X k J o 'xv . A ,L .M . .7 rw K I yi ,f x : . K . EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The only orgtnlzltlon ol lts lxllltl lble to fulflll the faculty s deslres and the students xctoes nl the llculty s klLSII'CS lil 1 m umcr pleasmg to 1 complete nonpartisan Chrls Hrnes Fred Goslmg P Bryan Dly Padgltt me ordm Arthur Slwcghter lxclly Wllker nm I nth Que Strubc Terry Malnclx AtlflCHHC Drtlxc ldvurd Bllxcr Mrs lrmtes KII1L1Sl7L1fX Mr Robert lnstcr Dr Allen Bctlter Llez elzfh Elez Ellfh T6IIfb I 4 lllb IN zl1!lJ Arlllfh Llcghlb E13 bib GNIKXE Gll111f6 Glade Cl :de Glade Glade GIHIEQ Glade faudly Faudfy Plerzdelzf Vzre Plerldelzl Tleafulel Serlelaly Re lerelzlalzze Re lerelzlallle Re ll 4 rg Ilfrlfll e Re lfwllfllfllt Re lerelllaflla Repl erelzlafzz e Replerelzfafzle Repl erelzlallz e Repl 9f6'lIf!If1l e Repl erellfallz e Mellzbel lx O 1110 BACK ROXX Arthur Qlaughter Sue Strube Kelly Vsillter Nfr Becker jlm Lynch Terry Nfallclx Jane Jordan Adrlenne Drake FRONT ROW Mr Foster nl P Bryan Dax Padg1tt Chrxs Hines Fred Goslmg Mrs Kmgsbury Not plctured Edvard Baker , '. 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U K 1 ...- ,ay 41, f' rv , ,A 1 1 fa- 1, , 5 1 1 1 1: - Q . 1 :ff . W 1 . 'rig If . . ,-Q. 1 fm 1 A 9 PROCTORS BACK ROW' Fred Goslmg Henrx Qerle john Tcrres Chuck Coats J P Brsan john M1rsh1ll Chrls Hmm Gun Iudd YRONI ROW Dm Padgnr Quzs Spence Indy Qpccr Nmrx NX mhf cmnette Qchllehcn Nflrs Crmtord Cltt Qhnp Gloru Htmhx On the more reglmented sndc ot St Stephen s 1re the Proctors md Inspettors those mature Sennors vthose pet pcues are mlsbehulor 1nd uncleinllness and vshose pct remedles 1re reports and U s Needless to six the Proctors and Inspectors are under clissmen s tuorxte lxnnd ot people BACK ROV Ired F15 John Htndcrson Charles Shlrtle Daxe lrxynor errx Breen Hou 1rd Nllson 'hm Mthlffs Henry Brooks Bruce Street FRONT ROXX Alxcc Allen Clrolsn Gregory Sandy Wlllldlni Celn jones 'Silly Spur Alnce Lynch Mercdnth Rovsses vital., '34- 'Urea INSPECTQRS FACULTY ENGLISH ROBERT LOCKHART: BA.. l'nix'L-rsity of Toronto, BERNARD STALLARD1 HA. Lincoln NlC'II'l0flLll. NRS. JOHN GVERIN Ali.. Sweet Briar. We can't believe that proletariat grammar on campus doesnt lose but onceng however, the well organized strategy attributed to Lockhart, Stallard, and Guerin, is successfully hindering all relapses into obsolete dialects. f Lockhart and Coffeelcup. lu... prcpire ui thc ulults of tomorrow lor 1 position in the Ch10t1C l Hhs-A M- X ku.-iQa,.,.q comprcnds' LA GLIAGES DEAN H 'I OVC NER B A and M A Cor nell NIR? ROBER1 H XX ILLIAMS B A and NI A Bryn Xian r JL DSON HAND B A Georgxa NI A Florlda State DIX COON9 A B Bru5,lnm '1 oung The vusdom ol Socrltes 1nd the forceful dctermxnltmon of 1 first rate glulmtor .nd Mr Tovxner 'incl M Hand ID sltnlltully counteractlng my mlstalxen assurnptlons thit Latxn IS a deld language So sue your togas and llons boys Rome mll rnse again Dog s best Frxend fMr Tonner Wlth an eye to the future Mrs Wnllnlms 1nd Mr Coons are pre parlng bllxnguxst fvxell that IS the plan rnywly Spartans for thenr future xocatlons It seems the lrench walter 1nd Lutxn loxer flelds 1re wxde open 'A book IS a yourney How 15 the moon Mr Hand' There IS no reason nts yust a rule fCoonsJ 23 Y - f , . ' . . v ' Y . A . .. A . Q , .. 1 A . .. ' . e ' V ' t y 3, i .f f g , 4 . t . -. -f ,. , 1 . ' . L . ' . ' t l'. ' g ,,.,-qg ,,Lf'?b-no -- . . . 1 . ....,,x, '- , L .t . I t T L . S V f . , . ' Y ' ', , - , . . L . , , , , , a s 1 L , V . ., 2 A . 2 . . 1 ' . 15 That was a valid statement, Rev. Oxley. fOxley and Duremusj w'1 .. P RELIGIO LOUIS J. LEVINSONQ B.A., Kenyong BD.. Virginia Seminary: MA., Texas. MERRILL HUTCHINS: B.A., Hardin- Simmonsg M.A., Georgetown Universityg B.D. and PhD.. Chicago. XVILLIAM OXLEYQ BS., Texas A8aM, BD.. Church Divinity School of the Pacific. FRANK DOREMUSg AB.. Furman: BD.. Vir- ginia Seminary. PETER KATT1 BA.. Calvin College: HD., XX 'estminster Theo- logical Seminary. The advance guard in St. Stephenls war with the forces of darkness are School Chaplain Levinson, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Doremus, Mr. Oxley, 'and Mr. Katt. To date, they have held the field admirably and prevented the enemy from Boning up. Mr. Levinson? making too many inroads into our saintly domain. Any questions today? QHutchins5 Ah. the blissful look of comprehension, so envied by his students. lKingshuryJ 'vfff Hooker and he who failed. 'X DONALD KINGSBURY: B.S.. Tfnixersity of New Hampshire EDXYARD HOOKER: BS.. Texas ARM. BARBARA HELLER: , B.A.. Kansas: M.A. and,Ed.D.. Columbia. XV. Y. ALLEN: B.S.. ff! gf' Naval Academy. . X.. Q is I f rfb, . .ilu fi Often found in the recesses of Brewster Hall are lv I alchemists Kingsbury. Hooker. Allen, and Heller. Within A ' their mystical control is the power to convert aspirin to C6H4fOCOCH5j COOH, earth worms to Lmzzbrifj fer- C E reffrji, and radios to amplitude modulation superheterodyne receivers. Admiral Allen rationalizes to Dr. Heller the failure of the Navys Vanguard by that old physics adage, what goes up must come down. 25 . ..,5,gM,. K Yes yamucas bermuchs a report Kingsbury MUSIC IIIZABEIH UID I nixcrsirx Representing St Stephens at its Cul turcd best s th e m u s 1 C deptrtment u structcd nurtured 1 n rl promoted y Miss Gidlu MATHEMATICS ROBERT FOSTER: B.A.. Harvard. FRANCES KINGFBVRYL B S.. University of New Hampshire. With slide rule in h.1nd, theorems in mind. and renmrkilbly few in Op, Mr, Foster, Admiral Allen, .md Mrs, Kingsbury have done an admirable job in the math department. Not boast- ing of Course, but go ahead. ask any Spartan to .uld 2 plus 2: at least will answer 4. ,Mau A You think Im going to smile dont you Foster But people Bach is sour friend Gidlex I -. ,X fi 'S . . Ni . V v 'XX X W., , f Nw- ' 4.. , ,- - 'f - 1' , ' ,. . V ' F51 LEX: B.Mus.. lrinity -'C , b. . '- ' ,,,. fy,- . A I i . L 3 cond cred, in- ,- ,. eu 1 A -Q 1 nw L ' b ' A E 1 fro' ' , ' INV? A V See, it's so much easier when you hold it right side up. rec- ommends Mrs. Pratt. NIRS. XVILLIS VU. PRATTQ B.A,, Cornell. Librarian. XX at oulcl P xsso su srnular sxtuatlon NIRS LOL IS J LEVINSON Corcorm Glllbfy School of Art Art teacher PHYSICAL EDUCATIO XXILLIAINI GLIDEWELL BS Texas Tech BIA Texas INORMAIX HOOTON 'Iexas MRS ROBERT FOSTER BS Bouxe Boston School of Physrcal Eclucatron As the Spartans of old were the most physrcally fxt of the P1n Hellenxc Emprre so are the Spartans of the present strrx mg to become the most physrcally ht rn the Assocratron of Ter-ras Preparltory Schools On hand to glxe moral support rub downs and extra laps are Coiches Hooker Glrdevsell Hooten Foster, and Heller Guess what glrls the Sun IS Shin May we quote you on that SIISD fl-Iooten and Glxdewellj mg' Mrs Foster SENICRS A J 4 if .1 ' ff V, ' ,f-1 X -ff ' ,,Lw,.- i' f f 1 Modern Dance, 'v'1 Altar Guild, if 58: Sminty of St. Stn-pluln, 57, 58 Sunday School Teacher. V. SS: Dmmatxcs Clulm if S35 Chrigfmdg P,1gC,1m 581 Sprmg Play. SS: lntcrn.1tiwn,1l Intercom, V1 Impcctur. 58 Drury Cullugn- ALICE OTT ALLEN Burnet Tax IS Q exblll V is etlmll S Cer 5 Atlr L11 W Qucxctx cr t te hen 'wf 5 W gun IX emu LIC cr 5 In cmltmnl lmcrwn Proctor 5 IDNPLCIOI U8 I mxcrsxtx of New Xlexxco 30 VIRCINIA DELPH ANDERSON Butmxu Texas rsxtx Imms mctx ru S QILPICU 5 SQ Sundax School 'Ie1c1cr IUII' wrus lmputox S Ocudnnt ll Collage. uv X Yuan? JEROME PHILLIP BREEN JR Mexnco Cnty Mexlco V wlnll c: 5 V1rS1tx oc clety of Qt Stephen S SS Inspector S8 Lnlxcrslts of 'ILXIS HENRY HARRISON BRCOKS JR Austin, Tens JAMES PERRY BRYAN JR lreeport Texas s V um ltnnls 1 Co Hes l tx 0 S IL a 8 sxdcnt S8 Chmr SS 1 x W1 LI Pmctur Treasurer of Executne Commuttcc Q Runner up A I PS ltnms lOL1I1l ment S8 lnlxusm ot lexus Varsrts Tootblll SK S SQ All Conference lelm SI Plawer S8 Crptun S Proctor S8 Cllss Representmx ell S7 L mversxty ot 'I ex ls 32 S S8 XIostV1lu1ble t S6 Dormltorx Coun CHARLES SHELTON COATES, JR Chappell Hrll, Texas j, V, Football. S-l. SSL -l. V. li.1,'ketlS.1ll. S41 Boxing 'l'e.1m, SS: .1 1' Sl, SS, SI. S . S81 A lit Sf. Si S81 Smiet' f St. Stull -n. Srl. SSA SI S7. S . Pre' . 1 ' . .SIQ Nexsrgp-1 SS. S6. ST SS: ' ' . S8 Entertainment Committee. SS. Sl. SS. S61 Dormitory CL5LlUCllI Cll.lll'Ill.ll'l. SS' x ' Stl '- 5 r 1- 9' I ,M -. Q. x .-1 ' 1, . .L .a' Tc-nnu SQ Hoclxcx 58 Volleyball 58 Qoclcty of 'it itephen 57 58 Chorm 58 Drlmltlcs 57 Newspaper 57 Proctor SQ Chcerlezder 58 Dormxtors COL1I'lCll SQ lnncmtx of luxe ,nr MARY EDN A CRAWFORD Coytes 57 58 'iocxcty of St cphen S 5 Chou V' Drlmmcs 7 8 C rxstmu Plgcmt 58 Qprmg Plax Imyector SQ Honor Roll 58 I.lf-CSIXIHQ., Au ull FREDERICK MARTIN FRY Corpus Chrxstn, Tefcas V mdcrbzlt I nu Lrsm 33 'Q w . 'lh Beaumont, Texas A l' , . 1. .St . 7. 81 ,Q . Clulv. 5.5:h' raa. :.' -',3T581A'.-1 I clety of St Stephen 57 58 Ch r 56 5' SQ Chorus 58 Xlelods gens 56 Dramatlcs Club 57 58 Inspector SQ Mary Baldvwn College CAROLYN ELIZABETH GREGORY Austm Texas Varsm Football 55 5 58 JV Football 55 JV Basketball 55 JV Base b ll 55 Qpnng, plnx 5 Vxce Presulent of the Executne committee 58 Proctor 58 Algebrx I .ward 55 Dormmtory Counczl 58 Honor Roll 5 55 58 34 Rxce Instltute Nfl? FRED WILLIAM GOSLING Beaumont Texas SO' ' . , , 1 oi . f. .1 i Ll I' fl 1 . . Z I. 7 '.v. .l-.' .L-I ' a. 1. 71 .4 ' A' I , L . 1 Q . 1 ' ' '. 5 .5. 3.,. 5 3, Q -. ,wg 'N f ' Q, If ' ,WF k ...Q MK, 1 Fcnnls 57 58 Brsltctball 57 58 Soc1ety of St Stephen 57 58 Plano 57 Organ 57 58 Chou 57 Drlmltncs Club Sccretan 58 Chnstmas Pageant 58 Ilterarx Socxctx 58 Newspaper Edltor 5 58 Class Representatwe 58 Dormltors Counul 58 Proctor 5 58 IXILISIC Prlzc 57 Du Put Tennis Cup I lorxdl State L nntrsm GLORIA JEAN HEMBY Bradenton Florxda Varsrty Football Mgr 56 V1rs1ty Basketball Mgr 56 Acolytes 55 55 57 Club 57 58 Radxo Plays 57 Chnstmas Pagernt 58 Sprmg Play 55 57 58 Lxterary Socletx 58 Newspaper 56 57 Edmtor 57 58 Yearbook Staff 58 Inspector 58 Honor Roll 56 Rexell Cup 5 58 L1t1nIIIAxxard 5 French III Avtard Llfesaunkg, Award 58 Deep gl rlngs 11 College JOHN MCIN N ES HENDERSON S-A SR' 4 . . . . . . . . , I 1 X ,' V x Y ,P -I -X X!! I 4. 4'-. 9 3 , Wav? . . 4 , ' ,. I I I xtxw , ' , . 4 . ' .. , Q ' Y .. Q I y , 7, . Society of St. Stephen. 56. 57. 58: Choir, 56, 51 58: Chorus, 581 Dramatic , . 1 ' 1 1 ' a . 1 ' ', 1. . 71 - 1 ' f ' Y - . . c - '. 4' w 7-QM' I ' , fa it 5' ' If' ' If N44 -1 'M.i,yw ,A V , ,i'I'r,j,'r'I,.,', I Q .7 . . , .V ' '65, .I-,.A :,x I 4 I , I A I R, I I 'tl ' 'Q vlv Bryan, Texas 35 SH. Captain. SS: Varsity Baskctlmill. Si. 56. 'T SH. Captain, SS: Varsity liasclull. 581 Tcnnis. ii. 36. '. Boys' Singles Clminpion. 561 Socicty of St. Stcpltcn. 55. Si. Si. 56. 57. SS: Clioir. S54 ii ii, 56. Diniinntics, 551 News- PAIPCIZ 55. 5-i1 Art Editor. 531 Proctor. 581 Class Rcprwcntutivc. SS. S-1. SS, S71 Dormitory Council. 58. Clmirmiin. S81 President of Executive Committcc. 581 High Honor Roll. ii, i-iz Honor- Roll. ii. 563 Religion Award. Sig Latin Award. 581 Don Cunningham Memorial Trophy. 581 Senior Speaker. 58. College of XX'ooster JOHN CHRISTOPHER HINES f dnxww Houston. Tcx.1s q xky is 4 wh t 1. V. Iiootbull. iw. 541 -I. V. Bdskctlxill. '-w. 5-li V.11wity lootlmll. ii. SG. in , . Hockey. 57. 581 Softball. S71 Volluylmll. S71 Motlt-rn Dance, 57. 58: Altar Gulltl. ST 58: Society of St. Stephen. if SS: Ncwspgper, 57: International Intercom. 57: Inspector. 58: Rccrtnxtion Clommittcc. 38. Sophie Ncwcomlv College aww SUSAN LEE HODGES Beaumont, Texas ,UFS CELIA ANN JONES Basketball, 573 Volleyball, 57: Altar Guild, 57. 58: Society of St, Stephen 57, 58: Choir, 573 Chorus. 581 Literary Society. 58: Yearbook Staff, S8 Proctor. 57g Inspector. 58: Class Representative, 585 International Intercom 57: Dormitory Council. 58: Entertainment Committee. 58, Sarah Lawrence College Houston Tex is Basketball 'Xlamgcr S Qocietx of 5t Stephen 51 57 58 Choir 56 Melodx Girls 56 Dramrtics 5 58 ipfinz Plas 5 543 Inspector 58 Proctor 5 Entertainment Committee 56 Cheerleader 5 58 'ii fe 38 L nnersits of Texas ALICE ANN LYNCH Corpus Christi Texas , .'z ' r..'.'i.'4' -, .v,,,g '. gf I' .,: T Tr. .1 .72 ' ' . 1 ' 1 FI . A 3, i 5 I f 1 N Ar , , .,a- . Y p g , ,K I ' -a A ,K A 4? ' 5+ , Varsrty Football 56 57 58 Smmmrng Award 56 Newspaper Edrtor 58 Yearbook Staff 58 Proctor 58 Dormrtory Council College of Wooster 411 W JOHN THOMAS MARSHALL Woodx nlle Terms Varsrty Basketball 57 58 I.a5Re1der S7 S8 Inspector 58 Southern Methodlst Lmxersnty 1 x '-n-.W HOWARD IRVING MASON Sao Paulo, Brazrl 39 .I JAMES WILLIAM MEHAFFY JR Beaumont Tex IS Aqolyteg, 573 Drgmgtics, S83 Spring P11111 583 I.itct'.1r1' Society, SSL NCXX'Sl11lIUL'l' 58: Inspector, 58: Dormitory Councilr 591 Honor Roll, 58: Swimming Medal. 98 Rice Institute 1clv1ll Foo 1 5-4 V Basket 1 in 5-4 Varr me-lull if SQ DFIIILHICS Clu 5 54 Chrlstmai Pageant 3 Proctor 5 Clue Rcprcaentatne 58 Honor Roll 5 56 Honorable Men tlon All Conference B1selv1ll 58 I nnerszty of Texaa 1. X A 1.3 -my '31 was 948-at 40 GARY EUGENE MORRISON Austrn Tefms Varsity Football. 56: Tennis. 56: Varsity Basketball. 56, 57, 583 All con- ference. 58: Captain, 583 Varsity Baseball. 58: Sunday School Teacher, 57, 58: Newspaper, 561 Entertainment Committee. 56: Honor Roll, 56. 57, 58g Bible Award. 563 French Award. 57g Bishop's Medal, 58. Diploma with Honors Rice Institute yr- Ro 56 WILLIE DAY PADGITT San Antonio Texas ROBERT TEMPLE MUNDAY JR Hot Springs Arkansas Varsity Bsketball 56 57 58 Terms 56 57 58 Volleyball 58 Altar Guild 56 57 58 Society of St Stephen 56 57 Sunday School Teacher 57 58 Spring Play Student director 5 Proctor 5 58 Cliss Representative 56 Dormitory Council 58 Secretary of Executixe Committee 58 Honor Sweet Briar College N , , I 'fw-sa 'xN,,. il . 7 'Y 3 . , . 1- , . 1 ,V .- 3 ' . : i 1 . : N . ll, . 7 Archerx Avs ard 57 355 5 MEREDITH ROWSEY Sm Antomo Tems Hockey 57 Socretx of St 5tepl1cn 58 Sundry School tcucher 57 D1 mat1cs 57 58 Chrlstrms Pfrccqnt 5 Ncxsspwper 5 Xearbook Staff 8 Proctor 57 Inspector 58 jr C1155 Qecretnw 5 Dormxtors Councxl 58 -if? ix Colorldo College WH! gl 'jiri 5 oclctx of Qt Qtcphen 5 mon 5 Chorus 58 Drama ICS 'Nuxsplper Ed1tor 5 58 'lclrboolc Qflfl 59 Internatlonal Intercom V1ce Preslclcnt 55 Prcsldent 5 5? Proctor 54 Dorm1toryCOunc1l 58 Hon or Roll 57 Current ExentQ Award 57 Sophne 'Nleu comb College 42 JEANETTE SCHALEBEN Edlnburgh, Texas ' , 3 A ,' - - . 1 K -' 'L l . , Q . . L ' . . 71 U ' K . .71 ' . , 3 . I . . - 1 7: 1' I v Fi 17. ' A. ? , V, ' H T In 'Q ' . 254 . 'f , f in 2 Qx3g5fA'd eg? ' f. 3' 57 , -' ,'I ?' I S . ' . C .fffg 5 i . givin: ' V ' L , .1 jug' ' MN x M S',' . .581Cl .56. 71' 1 6.56571 l '1 4.'.1'. cl ' 1' , 5.57 I .'. l: .rx ' ' ', 1 - . L V 2 Socretx of St Stephen 58 Student Vestry Senror Warden 58 Newspaper Edrtor 57 58 Lrterary Socrety 58 Yearbook Edrtor 57 58 Internatronal Intercom 58 Proctor 58 Dormrtory Councrl 58 Honor Roll 57 58 En2IrshAxx1rd 57 58 Church Hrstory Axmrd 57 Drplonu mth Honors L mxcrsrty of 'Iexas ,ur-Hifi' sniff HENRY ERVIN SEALE Abllene Texas ckey 57 T nnrs 57 S crety f St S phen 5 56 57 58 Secre Treasurer of Socrety 58 Student Vcstrs 57 Altar Gurld 58 Chorr 55 56 57 Melody Gnrls Plano 55 56 Chrrstmrs Pligeqnt 5 58 Yexxspaper 55 57 Edrtor 58 Yearbook Stlff 58 P uctor 5 8 H nor Roll 55 56 59 DOI'I11lfOl'y Councrl 58 Brologx Au 1rd 58 Stanford L nn ersrty ELINORE CATHARINE SHARP Mexico City Mexico 43 ,aff CHARLES WELLS SHARTLE III Houston Texas Volesball S7 Altir Guild S7 S8 Society of St Stephen 57 58 Stu ent Vestrs Secretqry S8 Choir 57 58 Chorus 58 International Intercom 57 58 Proctor 58 Dormitory Council S8 Modern European Historx Award 57 School Keeping Avmrd 57 Tennis. 573 Choir, 585 Society of St. Stephen. 58: Inspector, 58. Dennison University Unix ersity of Texas 44 JOSEPHINE RIKER SPEER Lufkin Texas 5 ,719 fl 2 Q I. I 1 or I , 7 1 I.'.l1 .. ..:.d I 'S - K '. 1 '. . 1 .. 1 ' . . . . ' , ' . ' , Y , :L ' ' '. . . tit: Viv, f, ' . I 3 it fe 7 he QQ r :ig B , Society of St. Stephen, 581 Inspector, 58g Honor Roll, 57. Sophie Newcomb College SARAH FRANCES SPEIR Ux alde Texas Volleyball 56 57 58 Captann 58 Softball 55 56 Hockey Captam 57 58 Socrety of St Stephen 55 56 57 58 Chonr 55 56 Newspaper 55 56 Proctor 57 58 Entertamment Comnnttee 55 Recreatlon Commlttee 57 Canteen Manager 58 Honor Roll 55 Randolph Macon Wfoman s College SUSAN WENDEL SPENCE St LOUIS MISSOUFI 'vii 45 V'1fSlIy' Foothill. 57. 58' Virsitv Baseball 57' Inspector. 5b. Southern Mcthodxst I UINCISIQ EDWIN BRUCE STREET JR Grahlm Texas Socrety ot St Stephens 58 Chorr 57 58 Chorus 58 Internatronal Inter com 57 58 Vrce Presrdent 58 Electronrcs 57 58 Newspaper Echtor 58 Xearboolt Staff 58 Proctor 58 DOFUIIIOIX COUHCII 58 Lrfesaung 57 Phxsxcs Award 57 RPI Nledal 58 Massachusetts Instrtute of Technology 46 JOHN VICTOR TERREY Allce Texas J V Baseball 55 Varslty Football 56 57 Acolytes 55 56 57 58 Soczety of St Stephen 57 58 Sprxng Play 56 57 58 Dramaucs Club Presldent 58 Canteen Worker 56 57 Intematlonal Intercom 57 Newspaper 56 57 58 Eclrtor 57 58 L1ter1rySoc1ety 58 Proctor 58 Class Representatne 57 58 Honor Roll 55 Englnsh Award 56 Rexcll C p 5C I 9 Hlstory Award 58 D1 Ima Prlre 58 H lrxard Collcgc nr- rw.-..c 5233 SAMUEL RUTHERFORD TODD JR San Anton1o Texas nms 5 1 B .1 54 55 Varsxty Baseba r 57 V Basketball 5 55 VJFSIIS Basketball 6 5 Mgr V football 51 55 Vrrsuty Football Mgr 58 Socnetx of St Stephen 57 58 LlfESZlXlHf., 58 Internatlonal Intercom 57 58 Inxpcctor 58 Honor Roll 54 55 56 Life Qaxnng Avuard 58 L nn ersxty of Texas '-.. DAVID ALAN TRAYNOR L Austln, Teatas .. . . Q I i. . . 3 A V v : ' . 3 Y - .Z ll I l Y' , if ,-.l F 7 ,V '15 I I tfl Te ', 2, 53. 54. 56: J. V, asebll, 55, . 3 J ll, 56 Mg., gj, . ' . -1, 3 ' ' ,5, 7, ., 58 J. '. . . .. 1. j . , 5 W Y X. ' K Volleyball 56 57 58 Soccer 56 ioftblll 56 57 I-Iocltex 58 Lltcsawlni, 56 SANDRA JOSEPHINE WILLIAMS Galxeston Texas SoC1ety of St Stephen 56 57 58 Altar Gullcl 5C 5 58 Chorus 58 Drl matxcs 56 57 Spamsh Club 58 Internatnonal Intercom 57 58 Proctor 57 Inspector 58 Cheerleader 58 Wlllrazuu Brewster Memorml Pme m I-Ilstory of Muslc 58 Prne M mor jumor College Vo eyball 57 Tenms 57 Hockey 58 Socxetjy of St Stephen 57 58 Dramatxcs 57 Internanonal Intercom 57 Proctor 57 58 Entertamment Commxttee 57 Cheerleader 58 Southern Methodxst Lnnersrty 48 QV' NANCY ELIZABETH WRIGHT Beaumont, Texas A . ' 'Y. .7 - ...V .5,'.. .,1' ,L .1 ' K' S ,. 2 , 3 ,: .. .,.v. l , THE MOMENTOUS EPIC OF THE SENIOR CLASS I958 Ye shall know the tfuth and the truth shall make you fee The senior class now being removed from all possibility of retribution at the hands of the villainous powers at St Stephens in the year of our Lord 1958 B C now take upon themselves to present this the im pressive epic of their doings the great accomplishments and the mighty feats of the grand members of that ancient order Herein are the events of that struggle related In the fourth year before our victory over those villainous powers there are whispers in the wind of the time when one of our number Sam Todd the addicted one was apprehended in the odious and odorous act of killing a Camel Likewise in this year the honorable Ricky very like an Ab bot was beaten about the head and body in the fashion of a true martyr by the Achrllean Randall in Room 10 Mount Olympus in order to impress upon him the little known and relatively useless fact that the verb to be never never never illrllsddll takes a direct object Such are the trials of our mighty heroes III, d Also one can hear the wind faintly speaking of the day when occurred the momentous conflict between Big Dave Traynor and the rest of Deanus Townerius s Latin class Forevermore let this battle be known as the War of the Eraser and let it be known henceforth that David fought gallantly warrior xx as so lean from former battles that his adversaries were hard put to beset him with their chalk filled adversities And one can yet hear a faint scream in the vind of Harris of the eagle like eyesight just who do you think you re talking to? Tell us Muse of the third year before our victory then Tell us of mighty men Dennis and Henderson when by the dint of great bravery and cunning flipped they the beds of the great tyrant lords of their domicile on the first night of their entrance into the royal order of So Fo Mores Then tell us also of the time when the nightly rest ing place of the men was laid waste by the fearful vxom en of the order of So Fo Mores Tell us of their duck ing in the waters of forgetfulness by the males and their fearful retaliation with Tide Soap And above all o Muse tell us of the time when our great oracle the one who 15 the Day and all its light delivered unto the Sirens Edie Stu and Alice an oracle This oracle was delivered when she was asleep and in the bathtub since her greatest oracles were always HUT AND c LD RUN' NRNG F0uciJTAnNS QE HU' AND GOLD QUNNING- ORACLES , ' f- , . ' . . . ' ' ' , - . i ' , C - , ' . . . O X40 B . . l 57 fhaving had much experience in his earlier days against Goliathj, and this W a - v i 7 ' U 7 S S T S . , r 9 r r 7 5 T if Q, delrvered when she was asleep and rn a bathtub She sard O O O take me out of thrs coffrn Iam rn love wrth Davrd the slayer of Golrath Davrd the magnrfrcent Then she from her tub and avarled herself of a hand mrrror sayrng Beware ye all of me for I wrll strrke any that approach me And so sayrng she struck the lady that ruled rn the place and dared to come near her And all her prophets spread out the word unto many lands the next mornrng at breakfast ' f I And now the Muse speaks mornfully of that day when one of us 0 O us the chrldlrke us the rnnocent Appollon JP shed hrs youth and beauty underwent the shearrng of hrs beautrful brown locks W X Ally the women wept and weep to thrs day L O I nd there was also the day of the great prlgrrmage to the holy 0 Crty of Austrn Two damsels Cata and Suzy went on that prlgrrmage C and though rt was a Holy one was forbrdden by the rergnrng tyrants X They w ere apprehended on therr return by the keen eyed watch dogs of the aweful ones when they were rrdrng on the fenders of a new X! born Chevrolet and w ere punrshed terrrbly afterwards for that they had dared to go on such a prlgrrmage even such a worthy one The Muse s vorce grew weary wrth the tellrng of tragedy but she speaks on and now tells of the second year before our vrctory Say on O Muse of the wondrous nrght flrghts rn the woods of Henry and Leland the rntreprd ones of therr hunts rn the nrght the ferocrous slayrng of rabbrts and raccoons w hrch they shot dead w rth only a bow Or rf rt please you we should lrke to hear the story of the temperate one Thornton when he sard What rs thrs chapter on Mr Munday? And upon recervrng the reply Paper quretly retarned hrs temperance and sard No Mr Munday I mean what rs the chapter about? Robert then encouraged rn hrs heart by the fact that he had the support of hrs frrends G. RO bo lvf rn reyoltrng agarnst the tyrannous ones rn a just and rrghteous rebellron replred About frfteen pages XVhereupon the temperate one banrshed hrm from hrs srght E GR- forevermore X' But such yoy was not long to last for soon thereafter one of our glorrous comrades Jerome Phrllrp Breen was wrapped rn a badmrnton net and thrown to the lrons where he was chewed out alrve And the Muse speaks on her vorce lost almost rn a snore of the trme when one of our dear frrends of the Street Brucre deah the Graham Cracker was thought to be about to desrst and decease whereupon hrs frrends beloved and hrs roomate rn partrcular thought to take out lrfe rnsurance on hrm And the Muse burbles on about the nrght when Morrrson whom hrs K, frrends called Gary was tellrng a loud story rn an offrcrous vorce and usrng W many rmpressrve words the meanrng of w hrch we suspect he w as not fully acquarnted wrth Later rt was drscovered that the father of one called Chrrs Hrney was rn the next room and laughed loudly about the story probably because he knew the meanrng of the words The Muse muses about the nrght when one called Delph who w as rn the habrt of sleeprng durrng study hall was rn the habrt of a rarncoat when she went to chapel rn order to cover up the robes she wore for the nrghtly rrte of sleep 50 ' ' I I x Lfn Y 1 x . 1 7 1 , f . 'D . Z . X - 7 . . . I t l ' 7 ' . ff ' V . . H Jx . . u 7 , . . , fx N K J f 7 . . - S f X . . , , l 1 f and arrow or strangled with their bare hands if they could catch them: Of these things tell us, O Muse. v 7 ' 7 ' . ' W I If Q ,, r r c t . ' 1 . , X ' ' ' . . . . . . l . kt, Cf l H , E ff V + 7 Y 9 Y l Y rl l r ' , - u O Muse tell us of the nrght of the prg when there was great rejorcrng when the world was aflame wrth the great compassron of the hearts of those dwellers rn the land of Free Man the great compassron shown to the blessed prg who had Marshalled hrs farlrng heart over a long journey accompanred by hrs farthful com rade the Goslrng to frnd hrmself caressed by beautrful damsels among them Meredrrh Susan Celra and Alrce Remember ye all the great words he spoke to hrs prophetess Jeanette from under the lavatory delrverrng much greater oracles from under the lavatory than rn the rub All these thrngs came to pass rn the second year 1,5 u before our vrctory and more even more the Muse tells Y 'AJ' Tells she of the day of Faddedogue when the hrlls and f-X hearts of men resounded to the shouts of our order rn A- revolt whrch revolt was soon crushed because of the utter exhaustron of our order Thereupon we returned to the rule of our gods rnglorrous but undefeated and prepared for the next encounter by engagrng rn mock war drrlls for the rest of the nrght Now tell us O Muse of the last of the frnal year before our vrctory of the supreme compassron and krnd ness of the order rn that year of the glory and roy of our strong hearts Tell of the Sandy martyr wrth the harr of Sarnt joan And there vv as the day of the mass exodus by the females when all trred to jorn the Mexrcan Army Tell us of the man Brooks who ran back and forth from hrs strll bearrng rrch grfts to hrs frrends ONE AMD TLUO A00 ONE AND TWD Brooks the unquenchable Brooks the thrrsty The Muse speaks wrrh great tenderness of the women when they took rn wanderrng artrsts Benrto Arturo called Glorra ean was transfrgured by the sprrrt and sard rn her own words her feelrngs Frrst you re hot then you re cold and then you feel all bubbly rnsrde And now tell us Muse of the frfteen darqurrr potrons of health and joy brought to uno dos tres by the messenger of the gods for whom there was a welcome sent out by the one called Mary who crawled on the top of the hotel lost rn a wonderland of lunes wash And tell us of the trrumphant return at last clad rn ceremonral robes of the mrghty Mexrcan heroes returnrng from the top of the mountarn Popacateptylxyanovrtulllll Tell us of the great phrlosopher Shartle called the wrrst who drank wrthout protest and rn great love for all the deadly CaOH from a test tube and of Seale who was terrrbly rrdrculed for the sacred rrte of the collectron of green laundry paper and how both bore rt bravely And last tell of the great day of vrc tory accompanred by the pompous and crrcumstantral battle cry of how Mrs Wrllrams told us not to hold arms that we were not attendrng a weddrng but how we wondered because of erry and ody rm and Cata john and Delph Chuck and Nancy Howard and Sally Carolyn and Fred Then afterwards the orgy where many lrbatrons were poured and the world rejorced And now farewell O Muse farewell We have heard thy tale and are proud We have vanqurshed the all hrgh It rs hell and farewell tmfzrlaled rom the Vedzc Sazzrknzt by ean Qurlsor 5I . . , . . . 5 . 3 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 l I lx ' s 0 W - , , 0 ' o 7 7 ' Q . l 1 n f 7 7 , , , . . , . . - , . 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'x5-.,-'- ., ' 'w 1 . 4, m1'i'f, 'gfs n 64.1.3 Ani' ,.iv,-V. 5' If I 5 L my . isp gil s 1 A L K-fob 1 ggi . . 1' I V ' '-Q 0 , NJ QW, - ' SJ 1-P JU IORS CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Slaughter Nmq W1lsor1 ane ordan Amldst the usual roar 1ctomp1ny1ng 1 typrcal diy at SSS there 1re at leait 1 t vu crres echorng Yea Srs H9 Although cxery one looks forward to the re1t day when the junlors ot 58 mll be the senrors or W we wrll nucr forget our yunlor yur It hm been 1 busy one to be sure nucr 1 dull moment Along wth the scramble to set the stent tor our plantatron formal the rush to txnrsh re modelrng the lounge not to mennon the fran nc antrcs ot the whole C1155 vse managed to make lt through another year mthout too much trouble Tom Allen ohn Baldrrdge Susan Batyer Y qv f 1 ' 4 ' Y 1 1 ... 1 '1 L C ' . . Y ., V ,, .. V V v- ,, -Ll L- ,. 1 ' K 1 . 7 V. A .. R - , L Q , , , V I V v vr K. ff. 'v Paul Cochran Karen Fife Roger Frazier Harry Gerhart ,M Tom C' IIIDO re ,as-Q.. une ordan Burdrne ohnson Peter Hartman R055 Goodell ohn Kennedy Paul Kern ,ana Lh theres a dance Saturday mght md uh I www vxondermg, rf uh 55 f ' HV . x Ny 4 A 1 df 193: V ,k,-ai1-ff-el ,V T ' W lil e , . ' ' . L Linda Knapp Robert Knlght Laurle McK1nncy Silfdh MCNLIU '76 'J if nmmy Vox ton Bud Plrk Tom Rombergn H1ll Rose XVelI xou can tell the archztect that james Slgler doesnt llke 1t' Sara Sanborn james S1gler Arthur Slaughter Charles Sumners Joanna S Charles Ward Susan Wllder Marshall Wxlson uttle Kenneth Wagner KL.. 43 vfi 'X Bnll West 'E 1 ggi? Xa U ' -if Y: I s ? N25 Study halls DO have thexr fmer pomts Art Slaughter l Nancy Wilson Mike Wortham 57 ,I-'Q' 415 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Lynch Kelly Walker Cenme Keehn hm Ly nch Flrly rn September Blll Ames rnformecl us th1t the C reelx tmnsl mtlon ol Sophomore IS yyxse fool As 1 result the lollovnntg, nine months wtncssed many plots tlcslenetl to carry out our 1be Attempts to comprehend Caesar qulclxly sxtlstlcd our more lfpbfil fCI1ClCULlC'S thus only the mmol yy IS lett L1fl1CCOfHPllShCLl To oxercome thrs tulure me compiled 111 the toollshness rn the rliss md soon me were lFlXltlIltL, the Splrtlns night romng throutgh the 70 s Hume tultrllctl our tlcstmy for one yur me novs tlnd ourselxcs tlcetl xxrth 1 new rmlx umor Blll translltnons are III order '-gr--1 .1 IN fa Lucy Pate Allen Bull Ames D1llas Baxter Chrls Blandy Ex erett Clements Emlly Crawford I ,. . v H L , A 'A Y ' . V' .Sf K V kf l-' , , V l. l. 'L ' if I ' 'g I ' to Pete Kellyfs Speakeasy' where they' spent ll 'Y h Y Y 1 A- L l 1 . 44 4. . . l ' 'W R A A . M , . K tr X r t A :sz 4 -3' .. H . Patty Fatter Nancy Harper Nancy Hopwood A L x C' sk W V 5 .. A Ag X ' I 1 ' 22457 4 Vlrglnm Keehn Env' 'ns 415 Burt jordan 1m Lynch lu Miry Lynch VIFEIHI1 Mace Al Martln Marcna Maurltz Arthur Temple Marty Thornhlll Dorothea Moore Nancy .lo Turner Kelly Wallxcr Anna Welch Dax ld Nelson Sally Roy se IIN Sayles N 92 Genie Winterbotham Eckie Wy att-Brovsn Ken Sch lcler Alen Smxth Carol Mnllcr SOPHOMORFS NOT PICTURED. Lucy Alexander Bruce Moorman. Ro ' Morey David Watt FRESHME CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Strube john Jordan Terry' Malick The mnth grade brought the cxty to the country vuth a brlllumt ten plete orchestrt tor the Vrlentme Swyectheart Dmce an uncx pected luxury for St Stephcns Agun dns tlnguxshnng, ourselyes our class produced 1 yarsxty tootball player Terry Mlllclx and a member of the All School Basketball Team Dorrxt Izffxnger We trxed to lxght the way to the Chrlstmas Pageant but unfortunately the vymd threatened the paper bags and candles Oh md most Important the nmth grade rs the most taxored class ln opportumty club work crcvs and soclal probatlon 1 Tom Baker ohn Bentley Phlhp Breland 'Q' Frank Buhler ChC1'yl EMOI1 Dorrlt Efflnger Susan Elllott bl Mark Yrxes ff? Sarah Ford ohm ordan 8 il fngw fr lflx 11 guly HCUUJ udy Kcllrrbbcrg Alma urccka Ohm Lung I 4 ohm Zx11kI'xIIlfUHh rr Imcl TCU? Mlllflx Ceorge Mirsh Rebecca Marshall Edvurll Musa Duld My rxclx XX'!m5l0v, Prnt 'il Winston Sllllfh Sue Strube Linda Vaughn John Wgllker Nlflxy Moms john Morrxson Du 1d Roosex elt NOT PICTURED Bill Gammfm EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OI' FICERS Betty B1LhIT11I1 Vmnle McKinney Cxry Cult Adrlenne Drlltc I tlvs lfkl Bllxcr As tht nuxut tlua on urnpus yu Ll hth grulnrs h uc xlrc uly made our pllcc on thc Hlll tacullr lor which the school xull bc ctcrnllly grltetul cxccpt mlybe electrng Allen Kennedy our Scrzgelnt HAUT15 wxexe Certainly hltl plenty of fun ' -1- ean Ann Cravy lord Adrrenne Drake Betty Bachman Edvy ard Bllxer Gary Cole It v 1 1 A 2 r k . . V .X L -- kg 5-v f. fg 'L 'J . 4 1' ' n. Although we havent done anything really' spec- 4' Sue Lex erton Vxnme XILKIUUCX md X141-xx Ximrlx I ut thur but mot tum xrd ,J Allen Kennedy VIDHIC MCKlHH6y Chlrles Thompion DIXIJ Wltts 65 , n .A n An n H , Q k ' b i ,K . Q 1 YV k ki I 3 3 K S P0 RTS . ' w I . S 's . 1 -xii- ' ' N-. -s...,. L., , f, L tg. - N I 1. , ff', , g-f...N.,,, - ,S . .Q .H 21+ A Va., ...M Y M uf Vs ffl . 4'-1 + vi .Y ',r 'A - -., -' .-a. 41 '-' ,f i Y' My ff ,Aw - .. L .19 y Y2,,'nQ1, ,.gg,i1'f'9 Y ty- v-.7 a N aww 4, wi Q ' 'ffd-f 4: ,, V ,,,, , ,,,,, ogg.-Q Wim P i -4... x . n ARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROXV Daud 'Iraynor Al Martm Alan Smxth Terry Mallck Exerett Clements Arthur 'Icmple jun Lynch Kelly XX all-ter jlm Sayles Charles Summers FRONT ROXX Roger Frazler Chlrles XX ard James Slgler John Nfarshill Chrls Hmes Chuck Coate Fred Goslmg Bruce Street Nllke XX nrtham John Ixcnnedy THE SEASON Stephen Casady Stephen Lutheran H1gh Stephen Krncard Stephen s St john s Stephen St Marks Stephen T M I CASADY 57 ST STEPHEN S O The untested IDCXILJCIICHCCLT Sp1rtans opposed last years Qand thxs year sb conference champs Casady 1n that teams fourth game The Casacly Cyclones capltalrzecl on the Spartan s lack of teamwork and scored three touchdowns IH the flrst flye mm utes ot play The last halt looked more llke 1 football game but Casady rn spate ot Spartan efforts scored another touch down LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL 12 ST STEPHEN S 0 The Spartan s second game was thexr worst The score does not adequately lndlcate the game that St Stephen s played The Spartans licked the spmt and frght ot therr other games Lutheran scored the wrnnlng, touchdown IU the second quarter after a fxtty ytrd drxye St Stephen s couldnt moye the ball yery well and mxnalred to lose possesslon at the cruclal poxnts ln the i,,IfIlC whllc the P1oneers added 'mother touchdown to thelr score IH the thxrd quarter In summmy, up the gune the only outstandrng, ey ent was when Lutheran sent ln 1 player wxth blue jeans and a shlrt to try an extra polnt krclc , . . . t . A 4 . . ' 5, . - St. 'S 0 ' , . W 12 St. 's S 0 ' ,V,,VV, . 12 St. 'S H , 7 ' ' f 1 ffff 27 St. ' ,,,,,, , 12 . ' , . ,,,,,, H 20 St. 's 13 . , 20 I I St. Stephens 6 Allen 20 St. 's 13 . . . 18 .4 .ll ' z A ' ' ' ' I , KINKAID 27iST. STEPHEN'S 7 The Spartans have begun to roll, came the cry from the players, the stands, the hills, and the sky as the first half ended with the Spartans leading 7 to 6. Bruce Street, senior halfback, made a seventy-yard touchdown run in the first minutes of the game. The Spartan defense was outstanding. The result of a hard-fought third quarter was no more points for either team and a few harsh words by a few St. Stephen's and Kinkaid players. In the fourth quarter, the Spartans caught a disease that was to plague them for the rest of the season-the common name for that disease is the fourth quarter fold. Kinkaid, amidst the confusion and rapid substitutions, scored three touchdowns thus pushing the Spartans down into the conference cellar. ST JOHN S 70 ST STEPHENS 12 Because the whole school saw this game it was decided that one of our feminine spectators should sum it up Her summary runs I saw Chris Hines Fred Gosling and Kelly Wllkcr running down the ticld This has to be considered the Spartans best fame because of their spirit and de termination throughout most of it In all truthfulness we must say that we cant re member how or when St ohn s scored their touchdowns neither can many others be cause that was of secondary interest alongside the Spartans fighting spirit .nm- ST MARK S 20 ST STEPHEN S 13 In the last few seconds of the game as the pro St Stephen s spectators were breaking out the champagne a St Marks back ran twenty yards for 1 touchdown and ended St Stephen s hopes of winning a well played game The Spartans were supposed to do wery poorly against St Mark s the number two team in the conference but they almost turned in what would hase been the upset of the year ALLEN 20 ST STEPHEN S 6 In the last three games of the season the St Marks Allen and TMI games St Stephen s was winning at the end of the first half but let go of their xictories in the last retaliated in the second with three touchdowns The outstanding fact of this game was the number of Allen and St Stephens players who were hurt Each team lost three players in the course of the game 69 I Y , ' ' .I I ' I , 71 . . 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XWell here we go again T M I 18 ST STEPHENS 15 The last game of the season was a heart breaker The Spartans outplayed the T M I Panthers throughout the game but lost when T M I completed a last minute touch down pass The Spartans led thirteen to six as the first half ended and they felt sure that uctory was theirs But alas T M I scored twice in the last half Amid the weep ing and wailing and gnashing of teeth the Spartans 1957 1958 football season ended ending we hope the longest losing streak in their history The following is the opinion of one of the football players when asked about the season Well I wont take coxer behind the old saying We didnt haxe a winning year as far as the scores went but we built character because I hanent noticed any great changes in my or any of the other players characters Lets face it We had too many inexperienced players on the team CSeseral of this years lettermen had nexer played football beforej We had trouble getting any amount of teamwork among the players until the last games of the season Sure we were hurt by the flu maybe more than most teams but exerybody had some players sick CThe Spartans had to cancel their first three games because all but three players were sick. Next to our inexperience our biggest handicap was just not enough players. ust about everyone had to play the whole. Most high schools do just about that. CThere were only eighteen players on the team.j And yet in spite of our record I still cant complain about this football season too much because I and all the other players had a lot of fun playing. We played each game like it was the only one we were going to play. The result was that we had a lot of spirit and were hardly ex er down and out like most losing teams are. J V FOOTBALL Nianager Dayld XX atts john LonL Nlfld Nlorrts john Bentley Eduard Nfuse Daud Roose yelt XX xnston 'inuth Niarlx Frxcs lrmlt Buhler Chuclx Thoml son Phullp Brclmcl George Mlrsh Gary Cole IX Football tared 1 llttle bcttcr thin the V1rs1ty Coachetl by Mr Norman Hooton they had a good representatton trom thc nmth ride yyhlch accounted for the mnth crulcs elrly leld IH the rlce tor the hculnnstcrs trophy Cocaptuns were ltlvx 1rt Niusc and Daud Roosexclt The V Baslxetballers superbly colchctl by Mr Glldevscll md later by Mr Hooton had thelr best season IH the history of BBS The Splrttnltcs fxnxshecl fourth 1mong the jumor hlghs They were beaten by the local champlons O Henry unlor High tor the slmple reason that the IV s couldnt eyen see the hur on the till O Henrxtes chests Next year the entlre V team vull moye on to blgger and better fL1llltL,S the y IFSILX for they were all nn the nlnth ccratle mtl hue used up thelr Cllglblllfy thus year BACK ROV Nianager lohn XX lllxcr George Xl1fSl'l john Xlaclmntosh Tom Baker Terry Xlalxclx Xhrlx Fr1es Coach Nir Hooton FRONT ROXX Bucky Moms john jordan Eduard Muse . . BASKETBALL Q 9 , Lx,..,1-2m.fvNV' T ,, , ., . 4 t' f. . . ', 1 . t' - ' . YV X I . A L ' IA. rl F . H N . 4 A Ai . 7' 2. . v . A . UL V . y . .L h - vs L t 4 x ka L . ,. ' K 4 A I 'K 4 . V . v 1 , , ' A I ' 1 y . t.c,. . . , . . K . , . . 'L fj, ' ' . M L 1' ' . ' . fx' i . . L Ll . L L ' . . ' ' A ' . ' 7 . T' -v ' ' , . A t . a . . L . 1 , . 1 , . Nlanager Dayrd Traynor Chrns Hines J P Bryan Marty Thornhrll Howard Mason Tom Romberg Tommy Allen Arthur Temple Jxm Lynch Robert Munday Robert Knmght Paul Kern VARSITY BASKETBALL Our athletrc prestige was reelrng after the worst football sea son ID the schools hlstory but 1t looked as lf the basketball team was about to rernstate the Spartans rn the wmnrng column Hovyeyer rn the mrddle of the season they floundered and fell St Stephens regarned rts bold look but not long enough to become the whrte hope of all the sports mmded Spartans The Spartans drd not fare too badly and much of the credlt for their success goes to therr coach Mr Norman Hooten In h1s frrst year at S S Coach Hooten worked up a team that won three out of rts frrst four games One of the Spartans Robert Munday won a place on the all tournament team of the A T P S conference ST STEPHEN S 53 PEACOCK 45 St Stephens opened agamst Peacock Mrlrtary Academy at St Stephen s The hustllng Spartans made up for thelr lack of experlence by therr desrre to w1n Munday was hrgh scorer wrth th1rty two polnts ST STEPHEN S 43 CONCORDIA 27 The Spartans ran the weaker Concordra team off the court rn an rmpressrve vrctory At thrs trme school sprrnt was yery hrgh and attendance at games yery good L v V 'A' , v 'Y 1 1 . . L . . , . . . 9 ,v 7 1 ' r ' -fr H ' 1 s , . . 1 .., - s , 1 , . .. v - ' y v Consrderrng the trct thit thc Splrtrns hld only three yeterlns on the squld thc blsebfcll season vcas 1 successful one Led by pltchcr Glry Mormon 1nd Clptarn C harlre Sumners the Sp lrtlns vxon elght 1nd lost sex en The b1seb1ll tcun shoved the QPIITIII QlLSlI'C to pliy md vs Ill throughout the sc lson Much of the credxt for the Splrtln succcsscs fllILlLlLllIlL, thexr hcrtlded yxctory oycr the flcultyl goes to Mr foster md has lsslstmt cotch Mr Hincoclc After the dust hid settled nt vs is dlscoxered th1t the Splrtms hxd frnrshcd thrrd rn the nevy Southwestern Prep Conference Stxll more trelsures were deposited rn our coffers for Charlre Sumners was chosen as a unlnlmous chorce on the 1ll conference telm vshrle Guy Morrrson recen ed 'rn honorable mentron ny 1rd Thus vuth the end of the basebxll sertson the lthletrc lrfe qcwccept for boys chxsrn Y gurls and ynce XCFSIH of the 195 1958 yelr it Snnt Stephens School ended AR ITY BASEBALL 'I TOP ROW Manager Davrd Nelson Chrrs Hmes Kenny Wagner Mrke Wortham Roger Franzmer Chuck Coates Charlne Sumners jrm Lynch Buddy Temple john Baldrrdge Gary Morrrson Ross Goodell manager Chrls Blandy SEATED Al Martm Bruce Moorman Pom Grlmore Robert Kmght Paul Kern Bud Plrlcs Tommy Allen Tom Romberg., Stephens Stephens Stephens Stephen's Stephens Stephen's Ste-phen's Stephens Stephens Stephens Stephen's Stephen's Stephens Stephens Stephen's VARSITY BASEBALL SUMMARY School School School School School School School School School School School School School School School St. Edwards 9 St. Mary's 3 Dripping Springs 2 Concordia 11 Concordia 5 Allen Academy 2 Allen Academy 2 St. Edwards 5 T.M.I. 7 Dripping Springs 1 Dell Valley , , 4 Cassidy 4 Kinkaid 7 St. Marks 6 T.M.I. 10 It takes two to tango I. '+--...., BOY TENN S gk f-.N x XX lllxer Peter Hutnun Xllllx P B x an ohn orelln Bert lore ln ln the bouthxxebtern lnelepenelent behoolb Tournunent the Splrtlns xxere runners up lomng onlx to T Ml In the sune tournunent P Brx UI xx 19 runner up 111 boxs Sllll les The tennlb M1111 xx ls rblx eouhetl bx Dr Heller 111 her lust xelr 1tSt Ste when x 1e1rt1xe e r mrx 1 t LI xxou t e ill' o s n-le 1 in one pllxer lor reeognltron lor Hex ulrxe 1 e 1 xxell onletl miehlne Mr los er no doubt xxnll be mxxoublx ixx utlnx therr 1rr1x1l on the X lrsltx hlselmll xeene next xelr O In XX .lllxer ohn Lone Xflflx lun lohn Xlorrlyon ln dm Ielx el Nl xt Cl lx lhong Son ohn Bcntlcx Terrx Nlahclt john Nlrcltnntoih '1- DH Kgrlmq 51511954 -aww fd P' 12749- J V BASEBALL .-at MMF 7 as . 0 A . :BQ 1 'A A Q , 5 vat. . K M .f 'f ev : ., 5, swzwg . kj J V p- we 532 ff if Kelli' 'A ' . ' . .l 4 lfriw. -l . 1'-'. .ll -l 4 . A' V l. . 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Y . . S 4 5117. B. - . L' 1. K .111 C . '1 D1 H111 If .' ' 1 '1 A 1 1'g'I1.l K111 11. S.ll'.111 . I1'N111. D11 . 11111. .'O'1' IIC . l '1. ag.k. .g'g ' .' ' L' ,I M K Q l A ,,, , V L x. Y A. A K. 1 8 Y '. Q I . . ' r r 1- 1 1- -M . ' Q1 U 1 ' 1,1 1 Q .f . ' K 11 - '. , 'Ll'-' '1'- '. 1. f. .1 Q1 -3, . 1. 1 1 1.I' PLk1t -g1 11, Th 1-11111111 . .-1-1' 1- 1 . 1. f 4 11' 1,41 k. 11.13 1 11 1111' g ' '.' . 11. VOLLEYBALL The girls' volleyball team proved once more the old adage, a wom- an's place is in the home after completion of a very unsuccessful season. However it is true that if you should look at the athletic record of the boys you would draw the same conclusion about them. So let's make a newer and truer adage, A St. Stephen's student's place is in the study hall. The girls' attack on the world of sports was led by such stalwlrts as Sandy Williams oanna Suttle and Suzy Spence The tennis team hld a mediocre season winning only IS many games as they lost The racketeers of St Stephens played several matches with Austin high schools They won both of their matches with McCallum and lost to St Ed wards oncc and to Austin High twice The team was ably coached by Dr Heller in her first year at St Stephen s BACK ROXW Susan Wfildcr Suzy Spence Dr Heller Linda Knapp Sarah McNutt IRONT ROXX Day Padgitt Sandy XX'illiams Ginny Keehn oanna Suttle Laurie McKinney Day Padgitt Joanna Suttle Mary Crawford Gloria Hemby Nancy Wilson 9- vs If'llnm al. Eduard Baker Qara Sanborn john Marshall Mr Gliduxell Susan Hodges John Bentley Jn Sayles Susm Elliott Chirles 'iumncrs Que Iexcrton Back in 57 when the class of 58 won the headmasters trophy Mr Glidewell said as he paused briefly to play a bas lxetball game We haxe decided to haxe a more ewctensixe in tramural progrim in the years to come This year the gradcs competed against each other in ping pong xolleyball svsimminf ind tennis Atter battling, etch other for an entire school year stood ready to be yudged is to which grade vns the 1ll round best athletic wise in the school Obyiously due to some mistake in adding up the final scores the seniors did not vtin instead the prize was an arded to the juniors Hovs ex er benex olent Chris tians that the seniors are they decided to forgixe Mr Gliclewell his helpers and also the yumor class I TRAMLIRALS The recreation committee Cabox ej besides settling minor diffi culties that arise during the intramural games spends most ot its time trying to discoy er ways ot conyincing, the Entertainment committee to gixe time to intramurtls f V I ' . 1 Q R . V. il , v7 ' D - 3 ' Y V V - L i . 1 ' ' ' z ' ' ' ' ' , the weary' warriors from the hill laid aside their weapons, and 7 v ' 7 C lllghl xurh Ins pints down mhz dount m C mn 11 in you Xilrtx bond fmm' ACTIVITIES Ai Q-I an f,,X . Q M. ba fy V R X he u 'W vga iw ai Q A M .,A . W 1' ' X f .wx , ... , H- I ff' f 'c 1- .' t ' 1 - an W. . f W ws, W 'W ' N Q. x -1. . +V ..w... , E Q, a - S if X' . 1 R 5 . -.1-Q. V 9 M if v Talent Shoxy junror Slot Mrs Kmgsbury fRella Broolts Nlr Krngsbury tArt Qlruahterl Xlr Glrdeyyell 1Paul Cochranj Dr Bcclter QCh1rles 'iumners Xlr Leunson lRoss bootlcllj Nl: Toyxner Jxmmy Newton Mlss Gxdlcy fLxnda Knappj Aclmurrl Allen tBud Plrltsb Oh A formal organization for drlmrtlrs was rnstrtuted thls year 1 tl lt IS hoped th t Goodxe A sermon' thls orgaruzatron vynll proye as successful as rts unorranrzed predecessor mtl yudgrnv from Pygmalron rt may Qproye to be successtul not unorganrzedj They um for a goal of three productrons a year QTAIXDING jrmmy 'Newton john Henderson Sam 'lodd Alrce Lynch Prul Cochrm Betty Brchman Art Slluzhter Slfl brnborn Chules Summers QITIIXG john Terru Xrmy Hopyyood Glorra Hemby Ross Goodell Robm Borglum Rellr Brooks Burdme Johnson XO'l PICTLRED XX1nn Pratt jrm Mch1ffey john Bently Sue Strube Alrce Allen Patty Fatter Lucy Allen Jane Iordan Genre Vlrnterbotham Susan XX1lder jean Ann Crawford Fred Fry Meredrth Romsey Brll Vest Eduard Baker Dallas Baxter Jody Speer hmcy Vulson Carolyn Gregory FT QC? f' iff ? ,sea Ixke a pebble tossed mto a strll cle1r pond Here s mud ln your eye Al DRAMATICS Contmued After producing, Colm of HIS Kmg dom tor 1 ChI'lStIUlS plu, Crehcarsil 1 the lcttj Cfcorgc Bcrmrd Qhms vmilnon s mu despnte tc IDCISICS Mr Bukcr stepped lI'l to tlke Plul Cochrm s pltce tt thc llst minute ut thi suwcrbly All ot thls gow tm Qretht Ot L t r ns M 1 llfd md Mrs Curran mthuut whom the Clubs llttle C11I1tL1 would hue Crlc ed m txxu md trumblel lt their ect slgmfymg nothmg, Q you su sou were walt mg for the ram to stop un der the columns ind you told S guy to wx Hoxton Stan f Oxton and me HI'I wu x 2 RA! 85 W . Y ,,i . V! . . . I it A , x ' K A L L L Upyb L ' wni Q Il, 'X ' h r ml lgf' 2 A 1 the ' ' ' th' li ect ri. r. St. I- ' ' 14 . A ' 4 L k V r Q 1 ik Q h f -. BACKSTAGE with hir. Shaw. vf fmnfna fi' W v - 4 'N' . K ,Q - v A i 4,599 . ,j-'gif ' f f ', . LF F I L 6 vt h 4 '5 Y , ix ' EH 'X , J 1 H ,f an to ' I' ' ' ' - 'J thi. Y 3 in. , . -' d 0 ' 3 ' I ff - 1 J Waf- v k x . I 1 f, .' f P T 5 is ,Q x ' gi l :'1::: , ' ., h H I f U 1' Q 1' N iy K ' . fx. -X K 2 l 'fam N tx v 6 43' , an , '1 I I P , E . 3 I T' 1 2' i i Q ,K i Y 5,5 lik W N ' ' if vjHQEi'fQ? 3g.T5QiQ:,.' X ' 4 Le-11Z15:w'e:fQ4 fvQw. , ,, ., V . E fa X :+:?g+??f ,gW?z+gg+sf :fanewA , A W: gf! pi: 124 '65 'iff an ., 4 QL 34. mid in ,5.x.4,.A,..5, i rv-L:gf1g1Lri.gxfQ1g'iK!gff:3bf'-'4 Q 'L-A1 .im1+aa..:J..w- CHOH2 BACK ROW Charles Sumners Jrmmy Newton Peter Hartman ohn Terrey Tom Romberg, John Baldrrdge Paul Cochran Wfrnston Smrth Charles Shartle Ross Goodell Arthur Slaughter FRONT ROW Sarah Ford Carolyn Gregory Jody Speer Eckre XVy1ttBroxxn Sue Strube Re becca Mxrshall Betty Bachman Marcia Maurrtz Judy Kellersberger Dorrnt Effmger Lrndl Knapp The Cholr whxch has been a standmg orgamzatlon at St Stephens smce the founding of the school produced an offsprmg thrs year the chorus Somehow thus blessed ey ent got 'may wlthout a hollday except rn the eyes of the cholr members BACK ROW' Paul Cochran Jrmmy Newton ohn Henderson Art Sllughter Ross Goodall Peter Hartman Charles Sumners Jrm Lynch John Terrey FRON'I ROXX Kurt Mnller Srrr Sanborn Sarah Ford Eckre Wyatt Brown Sandy Wfrllrams Mary Crawford Jody Speer Betty Bachman Dorrlt Effmger Burd1ne Johnson Genre Wfrnterbotham Rebecca Marshall Carolyn Gregory CHORUS 1 87 Nfl' +A' -qarf 88 mins gifs tt ' s 'EN 'un ,ff STANDING Edwmrd Baker Kelly Wfalker Sarah Ford SEATED Robm Borglurn Jody Speer The Rex L J Lemmon Henry Seale Betty Bachman NOT PICTLRED john Kennedy Ed Niuse Eckxe XX xatt Broun THE TU DE T VESTRY Notlce the pncture That IS the chapel at the mght Notlce the plcture abowe That ns the xestry The xcstry keeps the chapel a chapel ' 5 V -if K , - wr., K , . , uc fa - , 5 My M M r., -W ?'-, - K-: ,V 3- Q' '76..r, I s!w..W -. N 3 y A -Y T ' 5' nr- R. - I . .. G' N W W 7 ' ,. QL A i . - ' 0 5 MA'-'V A mf? - 1 , ' if M L L 2. L T ' 4 ,W . , N. K .3 X 4. . 'JIWS ! 5 . fs.. X , . WX K' .K j I ll' ' , . ,r , 'D -W I , f 4 9 rf' s , -V-A K. 2 9 . M , n Jw' fm' A , ' f .-5 , - -,Z 7 xr. 'v Lf X k 0 W ee- LM , wtf' Y' 4 l A ,Lt , 5 -M . . 'r-.T , Q Q . il ' ,NN . N A t 'eff 4 -'L , ' Q --,-,fy W 3, - T. -.. A -,, , .. J ' : ff- , . .1 Tj gf W e,-gif , 4 ' nf ' :fl I Adi' ,..- iff. A : u . . . I ' . - 1 vi v Y V ' V 1 . 'j - ' . - . v Y SOCIETY OF SAINT STEPHE BACK ROXV Sam Todd Dayrd Traynor J P Bryan Jrmmy Nevyton james Srgler Tom Grlmore 'Nllke Vsortham Charles Sumners john Henderson Chrrs Hxnes MIDDLE ROV Mr Leymson Xferedrth Royysey Mary Crawford Al1ce Lynch Vrrgmra Keehn Lucy Alexander Genre Wrnter botham Robrn Borglum Sandy Wrllrams john Terrey FRONT ROW Susan Hodges Jody Speer Burdrne johnson Karen Frfe Susan Batyer Sara Sanborn Nancy XY'r1ght Alrce jurecka Sue Leyerton Carol Mrller NOT PICTLRED Delph Anderson Alrce Allen Tommy Allen Jerry Breen Susan Elllott Fred Fry Harry Gerhart Gloria Hemby Celm Jones jane jordan john Kennedy Lxnda Knapp JIITI Lynch Marcra Maurntz Sarah McNutt Jeannette Schaleben Ken Schaefer Henry Seale Sally Spexr Cata Sharp Nancy Jo Turner Charles Ward Susan Wllder Nancy wIIlSOIl Rella Brooks Roger Frazler The Society of St Stephen IS a loosely held together cllque Howes er they dld haye a Fry Formal and a square dance and sold colces rrbbons anxmals that neyer armed and anythrng else that would make a profrt Thus they hope to promote a forelgn student ey entually Dont let the stars fall rn your eyes' if ? 1 5 We M: s ex ku 223' R 'gg Kay s g' fd is, e Q f I 5? Z 38 ., Ii G ,psf A 1958 59 EDITORS BUD PARK HARRY GERHART Managing editor: JIINIINIY NEWTON Feature editor NANCY WILSON Sofiety editor' SARA SANBORN New! editor' TOINI GILINIORE Sportf editor' BURDINE JOHNSON Alumni editor' ART SLAIJGHTER Culture editor' JOHN KENNEDY Pbotogrztpby editor' JIRI LYNCH, BILL AINIES Cirrultttiotz editorr i -'A MOTTO 1957 58 EDITORS SAM TODD Mtmagtrzg editor GLORIA HEMBY Fe ttur e editor JEANETTE SCHALEBEN Sortety editor JOHN MARSHALL Ve u f editor HENRY SEALE Slftfttff editor CATA SHARP Alumni rdttor JOHN HENDERSON Culture editor JOHN TERREY Photo gr :Irby editor BUD PARK HARRY GERHART Cirtul 111071 edttorf We report the news vshlle It s news We flctlonlze when there lsn t any P We do wh1t we 'WW well please Qxf the censor doesn t read the 5,alley proofs J QHe re1d thxs onej THE DEACON After oxercommg such temptatxons as bull sesslons smm pirtnes hlkes censorable copy 58 Impalas and more bull sessxons all the edxtors consxdered the publlcanon of the Deacon one of the most serlous challenges of our semor year Not pxctured ire the vsmderlusts Cita Sh1rp and Celu ones who were IH Meuco and Gay Pareeeeeeeeeeee donna research on our next mstillment Plctured aboxe are the rest of us w1thstand1ng sind temptzmons HENRY SEALE Mwzqnzg edftw CATA SHARP JOHH TERREH CELIA JONES JOHN. MARSHALL XIERIDETH ROXX su Jmxu xlsxx TON JOHN HENDERSON NIR HAND DAY PADGH1 Burmefr r II Copy P11010 gmpbg Aff Spofzf A5111 me! jurzzw 411 zgfr edzzor edzzm edztm fdztor Edna: Hzffofzm Fzrully adzzum Sine Happy Stralt jacket ' . A . . . A nj A 1 ' JEANETTE SCHALEBEN P P 13210,- 0 Q. av- uf A5 Maw 5' 'K THE DEVIL S M DISCIPLES 1 W Q H' f NX JB. H f fsiiibf A f X V Ni ,.. L xx CERTIFICATE OF HIGHEST STANDING IN Ifiglyfla GIIYIZKJE Nmffa Grade Telzlfa G'1'fm'e Efezezzlh Grade Tzfelflfa Grade , Sue Leverton Terry Malick Bill Ames Art Slaughter Bob Munday HIGH HONOR CERTIFICATES Nizzfh Grade ,, , , Terry Malick Tfllfb Gmrie Bill Ames HONOR CERTIFICATES Eighth G made Betty Bachmnn Sue Lex erton Niufb Grade Suzy Henna john jordan Sue Strube Telzfh Grade , ,, Patty Fatter Nancy Hopwood jim Lynch Roy Morey Nancy -lo Turner E!e1'e,'1flJ Grade , Karen Fife Tzvelffh Grade Ross Goodell Bud Park Art Slaughter Nancy Wilson Fred Fry Fred Gosling Jim Mehalfy Bob IYlL1DLl.Iy Henry Scale Cam Sharp GRADUATION EXERCISES Efzglzxla Elgbl Lalzzz Ezgbl ll Sona! 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P 'X 1, f B B l All Cwzference Foolball M051 Valuable P!a3e1 Mort Impmzeci Pla3e1 All C0lZf6l6lH'6 Baflfetball lluyzr P1126 D1ama P1126 Chew Leazfeu D11 P113 Temzlf C11 B035 Smglef Gulf Snzgler B011 Doubfef Su 1111111111g ll6ffIlfI D011 C1z111111zgha11z lIe111011a!T10lDh3 f 01 afblefzffj Hea1l111a5fe1 5 Tmpbq Exerntlz 9 Comflzzltee Auauf P16,fIff6I,7f V111 P1f111le11f 5111911111 T1e1111111 Chuck Coates Roger Fraxzcr Chuck Coates Charles Ward Robert Munday Nancy jo Turner Sam Todd Sarah McNutt V1fg1Dla Keehn Nancy Wrlson Llncla Knapp Glorra Hemby P Bryan Glorla Hemby oanna Suttle Peter Hartman Mark Frxes rm Mehatly Llncla Kn app Chrrs Hlnes unlor Class unlor Class Art Slaughter Charles Sumncrs Robln Borclum Robert Knrrht I C CTHER A ARDS , 1 11 l' L ' .I '. I- V V . V V Girlf' Dozzbler ,,,, Gloria Hemby 1 ,1 E TERTAI ME T Fred Goslrn Mark Frres Mr Glrdewell jrmms Newton Dorthea Xioore Sue Lexerton Under the 'rble leldershlp of Mr Glldevxell the entertunment commrttee confers aboxe Who let them rn? Boo Merednth Row sey Fred Fry Nancy Harper jerry Breen Ken Schaefer Rudolph Valentnno I00 THE JuNloR PR0JEC1?EF9lBlilE STUDENT LOUNGE www. N X' Q gig. Nl COXIIILIID O O L .M T, ,T,,5, E v v A km wut w.w4n'l? if K . - - . M KXNXW uw, K , TTTT Q T T . .1 k.k,V 33 V .Q 1 , x V f K ,. Mais-ff ---me T ,I VY! 'M K . T V. 3 Y 6 PQ X Mx T I UK F , 'unu- limi IHTTLN 1.lITu1k'fl1K'I'N p1wmT:pwM Vr'L'P-HIII: Tw NWN pa m HD rm- flw-TT' 'I lmnks to Art f .u1ght4-r. Clmxrlic SLIINHLTN. .md uthcrs f Q . 7 . 5' 'T T AFTER: LA PORTE RCUGE IOI HELLA D FARE ELL '4'..v 'Xfvxy 4:.lsv'. Cr :Eg Down mto the f1ery plt just lcaxe hm there Qundfu lftcrnuon wws, inn M, ,qnplumw 3 1 D . 4 LAX .-K yi - 'Jr L I.. , ' M M .. f' L ,-'H A, , ..,.. M, M J, A , AA- ,L-5 K, as N in L W M , 5 -.af L M H , L 1 - h L. M My - I. 4. , b.., Qgrgkv' ,.,. sv. . W. V4,,Mh,,, I ,m,,. , M An understatement 'Y Its not so funny' L1ke a small elephant dropped 1nto a mud puddle Yes .,. '35-44' Good Nnght' Please pass the pepper 5,3-i Lexx Lxbriry was a Ixttle too much for hxm K , 5 s XM , X. 's.,r, Q - mf. .. 4 I guess four weeks on bounds -Y3'vQ?e.L'i k ' ' ' ...A I i Q5 M, ADVERTISING ww N WfW7 pb w .5 I .,,,.t:I. - N R. .-4 ' ,F Q iff 'Rive-'fr' 0 2' Flin? 5 , fv 'i' gg.-..!, . W 1 , 1 , ,- '3 1 4 'Y' Q . ' ,.'g.,-'k4.. v 1- , Q is J. 1. ' . ,, If A 4.14 . , .,, , ,uw ' 'Wg' ww. 4. A ' xr - -, ' S U' 1 g X .v . - a - A 1 .f- a . ' A 4 I - fiwlbe. , , 5 - S. K Y-A., , , ' sw'-' A ah 1 5 Q- we 9 For Charter Buses KERRVILLE BUS CO INC PHONE II8 EAST IO+h STREET GUARANTY FINANCE CO o be 5l3W+9+hS+ SWEARINGEN BROTHERS INC U I 6+h S+ 69 I 93 AUSTIN TEXAS PICIDILLY CAFETERIA C815 SPORTINGOODS CO I1 All G 2I20 GUADALUPE STREET AUSTIN TEXAS +W I THE EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF THE SOUTHWEST AUSTIN TEXAS Con ra+uIa+ions, Seniors ., O Friendly Service . , . 0 . Sales-Service Au+ mo il Financing Pads and Loans New and sed Cars MALCCEAM GREGORY 24-Hour Wrecker Service anager es i 84I Wes ree+ Phone GR CompIimen'rs of EveryI' ing in A+I1Ie+ic Equipmen+ for ames Bes ishes o to SENIORS 58 CONGRATULATIONS ELDON POWELL Do' BERKIMU' FLQRIST Too O g GR 63526 G d GR 29273 PHONOGRAPHS COMPONENTS RECORDING OAK FARMS DAIRIES ALLIED LETTER 81 DUPLICATING 2 W 1' 7'N'1 S+ 1' Ph GR 2 6264 Ph GR a 5619 Compllments SAN JACINTO LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Featuring Odorless Cleaning :Soo SAN JACINTO STREET AUSTIN TEXAS Complimenfs of n 8 on ress . 200I ua alupe S'I'ree1' Phone - ' Milk-Ice Cream 03 es ree one - one - G 81 L STATIONERY COMPANY CompIe+e Lne of OH ce Suppl es COMPANY 2 III PRINTING ENGRAVING SOCIAL STATIONERY 5I0 BRAZOS AUSTIN TEXAS ww 'M om'Pusduok Pmmr W 5.-as WSI HOME OFFICE AUSTIN PO Box IOOI Ph Gr 25255 Hugh Quality Potato Chaps for Over 35 Years Compllmenfs AU STI N AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION S I y i I I GR ' I Phone I CI , ' I l :wins .Ir X' - 2 .nun 'Y N -1 Qulgnlrs 3 ui f -E N ll - ' ' ll THE CITY NATIONAI me CAPll'Al NATIONAL H Mem Only a Commercial Bank Can Offer a Complete Fmanclal Servlce THE AMERICAN NATIONAL lnsuranrvl A ll ' Cmpl e s AND SONS C GR 6 833I AUSTIN TEXAS o im nt of E. M. SCARBROUGH g S+ 'r Ph - Com plimenfs B N S of PIE SHOP BarneH s Flake Crusf Fried Pies SUPPLY CO. THEY'RE DELICIOUS Easf 2nd Sfreef Phone GR 7-446l l5I6 S. Lamar Sfreef Phone GR 6-4765 AUSTIN, TEXAS AUSTIN, TEXAS There's Good Eating Ahead . . , 9 SINCE 1882 Q4-- 4' 2 f -A2G-f'-'- A LQAF ,.W. , Rn-5 LAVOR' me F , . . With Butter Krust Bread! H RICARDS OIL CO E P GR 63291 GR 8 1539 IW DODGE PLYMOUTH AUSTIN TEXAS 8 W +5'rh S+ + GR24I2I COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY T S k.sQ u I W f RIO GRANDE FLORAL CO EDINBURG TEXAS asf Is+ S+ree+ hone - - Aus+in, Texas Bes ishes and Complimenis of HC. B. SMITH MOTORS 03 es ree Phone - CompIimen'Is of I T oo, Tek lTal'y- Bes isI1es o to THE CLASS 0F 58 BEST WISH ES 'rF IN A SMART NEW HOME L O ROBERTS NELSON DAVIS Ad rf Compliments of LAKE JACKSON STATE BANK Lk J k T A s+in's Oldes urni+ure S+ore Comphmems of l Q ' l I I F 1' g Aus+in's Mos? Beauiiful Display of 8 N Honally ve ised Furni+ure 6 e ac SON, eXaS BEARDS ROY 5 GROCERY TAX G-R 6 17222 eynolds C AUSTIN S FINEST MEN S STORE 2 G d I P es Washes Io THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 I I I enlund I I 72I ongress I I H 338 ua au B I' ' 'N W 5- ,gl fi? ZF 5 it-vs! A A T ' . ,, X Q fm ' ,H +1 1 f ' A 1 Y 'W H , .,i. L Q . ,S 4 K QQ, k ff' af 1 s2wgfwA N , . I f 1 w if -w w fy 1' if - I N1 V L Q ' , 1 25 sv , Www wif 1' ' gg 2, S A 1 'M ...,, ' kA , h ., ,, ,1A My I I Q if sl--,K ' KN iq z f 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Before partmg one last word the Deacon 58 reflects rn many ways the cross pur poses of ltS editors We the edltors should lllxe to thrnk that vshere rt IS xnconslstent so also 15 St Stephens Epxscopal School rnconsrstent that where we haxe been con tradnctory so also IS the school ve are portraymg contradxctory From the frrst of the year the Deacon has grown wlth new rdeas from ex ery hand But wxthout the cooperatxon of many people lasted and unlrstedy rt would nexer haxe been possxble Thanks Dorothea Moore for helprng Celra get through wrth her drawlngs ohn Henderson Q ean llllSO1D and Day Padgrtt fthe Slaxej who appeared un heralded but who more than pard thexr way Susan Batjer for puttlng up w1th the tedxous job of gathermg lrsts for 3.Ct1Y1tl6S all the grrls who helped Cata wrth her bakmg adxenture and who telephoned for adx ertrsements to ohn Kennedy who tools the plctures ohn Terrey wanted to be IH to Patty Fatter and Nancy Wrlson for therr help on the class wr1te ups Also to Patty for her help on the proofreadrng to Mr Hand who most of the t1me left us to our own desrces but who pushed us when we needed to be pushed ,, l 'Q f S gig . 19 E' p' . .- 7 -y - . .V . . .' - . 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