Stephen F Austin High School - Bronco Yearbook (Bryan, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1957 volume:

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Cherish these pleasant memories, for they are as they were pictured, caught as they slipped through the narrow thres- hold of the present into the fading past. Resolve to hold these precious mo- ments by turning to this book of golden memories and reliving the days of '57. The staff 4 dedication to mr. rex kathcart One who justly deserves this honor; one who possesses the highest and finest qualities for inspiring leadership; one whose life has touched many as he has quietly and whimsically devoted his versatile genius and his talents to Stephen F. Austin High School. W. R. CARMICHAEL Superintendent administration SCHOOL BOARD R. I. Bernath President O. B. Donaho Vice President Pat Newton Secretary R. V. Armstrong Jack Howell George E. Adams H. P. Dansby Jr. 8 H. W. COOK Principal faculty ROGER BOND B.S.; M.Ed. Distributive Educatioi CLYDE C. BOUNDS B.S.: M.Ed. Biology MRS. R. E. BURLESON B.S. Shorthand, Typing WINNIE CARTER B.A.; M.A. English JAMES C. DOOLEY B.S.; M.S. Vocational Agriculture MAE GOODLETT B.A.; M.A. English MRS. J. M. GOODMAN B.A.; M.A. Chemistry, Physics JAMES GRIFFIN B.A.; M.A. Shop, Civics, P.E. MATTYE PEARL HENRY B.A.; M.A. Secretarial Training Typing faculty REX KATHCART B.B.A.; M.Ed. Art MARY BELL KIDD B.S. Physical Education JOHN LINNEY B.S.; M.Ed. American History MRS. F. E. MANN JR. B.S. Homemaking mrs. e. l. McDonald B. A.; M.A. English, Latin C. B. McGOWN B.S.; M.Ed. Band MRS. C. B. McGOWN B.S. Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic HAROLD T. MOODY B.S.; M.A. American History Commercial Law Economics R. L. NOLEN B.S.; M.Ed. Trig., Algebra STEPHEN PEARCE B.S.; M.Ed. Mechanical Drawing Shop WAYNE RIDEOUT B.S.; M.Ed. Physical Education Health faculty MRS. G. W. SCHLESSELMAN B.A. Algebra MRS. BERNICE SCHNERR B.A. English, Journalism MARTHA LOU SMITH B.A.; B.S. Homemaking MRS. RALPH STEEN B.A.; M.A. English MRS. J. R. VARNELL B.A. Speech CLAUD P. VASS B.S.; M.A. P.E., Civics Drivers' Training Texas History MRS. A. J. VICK B.A.; M.A. Plane Geometry MRS. MARY VINCENT B.A.; M.A. Spanish MRS. JOANNE WILCOX B.S.; M.S. Biology Chemistry MRS. MARIE PEARSON MRS. JEAN HUFF and MRS. THELMA COVAN MRS. FRED ELLIOTT Librarian School Nurses Visiting Teacher MR. LEON HAYES Business Manager Custodians, Mr. Matus, Mr. Seay, Mr. Lawson, Mr. Taylor and Robert Canalas, keep the school spic and span. The cafeteria staff, Mrs. Mingus, Dietician; Mrs. Hugghins, Mrs. Dunbar, and Mrs. Mosley, provide delicious and nourishing food for the students. english Senior English, as the final English course, has a two-fold purpose—to prepare the students who are not planning to extend their formal education and to prepare those who will continue their studies in college. Miss Mary Hyman and Miss Winnie Carter are the teachers of this course. Emphasis is on thinking, reading, speaking, listening, and writing in the junior English classes, with Mrs. Ralph Steen, Miss Winnie Carter, and Mrs. Marie McDonald as teach- ers. Sophomore English lays the foundation for both composition and for appreciation of all forms of literature. The teachers are Mrs. Mary Varnell, Mrs. Bernice Schnerr, and Miss Mae Goodlett. speech The speech course not only includes interpre- tation and debating but also fundamentals of voice production, acquiring poise, and pre- paring students for life situations. Mrs. Mary Varnell is the teacher of this course. geometry Plane and solid geometry, under the guidance of Mrs. Vick, teaches students how to solve their many propositions. trigonometry With Mr. Nolen as the instructor, trigonometry can be quite interest- ing. business arithmetic algebra Students gain a foundation for ad- vanced mathematics under Mrs. Schlesselman and Mr. Bounds. Business Arithmetic, a prerequisite for bookkeep- ing is taught by Mrs. McGown. Physics, taught by Mrs. Goodman, is an advanced science that deals with matter and energy and their relationship. biology Biology, the science of living things, gives a student the opportunity to learn about living things and their habits. This course is taught by Mrs. Wilcox and Mr. Bounds. chemistry Chemistry offers students the possible horizons in the study of nature and composition of matter. Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Wilcox teach chemistry. economics Economics is concerned with teaching students to make a living. It is a study of our wants and of the problems that arise in connection with our efforts to satisfy those wants through the use of products and services. Mr. Moody is the instructor. Spanish Students in Spanish classes learn to read and speak the language and become familiar with the customs and history of the Spanish speaking countries. Spanish is taught by Mrs. Mary Ellen Vincent and is a two year elective course. la tin Latin, also a two year elective course, is taught by Mrs. Marie McDonald. Emphasis is on the practical function of Latin and the knowledge of the history and customs of the Romans, with subsequent added understanding of our own times. band Football games, the State Fair, parades, other out of town trips, and concerts are memorable occa- sions for the Bronco band members. Mr. C. B. McGown is the director of the Bronco band. choir The SFA A Cappella Choir, under the di- rection of Mr. Best, represents our school frequently, singing for the many civic or- ganizations and activities and presenting programs at Easter and Christmas. homemaking To sew a fine seam requires hours of fitting, stitching, ripping and pressing these homemaking girls discover. Mr. Johnson teaches the boys the rules of nearly every sport. Baseball, football, volley- ball, and basketball complete a year of P.E. Mr. Rideout is also one of the P.E. instructors. physical education Food classes busy themselves with the preparation and service of nutritious family meals. Miss Smith, Mrs. Beamer, and Mrs. Mann are the homemaking teachers. Archery, tennis, volleyball and modern dance are'all taught in girls' P.E. under the super- vision of Miss Kidd. typing Typing students learn the various personal and business letter forms, manuscript forms, and the proper use of a typewriter. The teachers are Mrs. Nan Burleson and Miss Mattye Pearl Henry. secretarial training In the secretarial training course, shorthand, English, and typing are taught as necessary tools for transcription. The teacher of this course is Miss Mattye Pearl Henry. bookkeeping Interpreting and analyzing business transactions as well as recording them and preparing financial statements, are included in the activities in the bookkeeping classes. Mrs. Jeane McGown is the teacher. driver’s training All students are encouraged to take driver education. Students learn to be courteous and safe drivers, following laws that in- fluence a moving vehicle. Mr. James Griffin and C. P. Vass help the students get a better understanding of what makes the automo- bile run. american history History, taught by Mr. Moody and Mr. Linney, is a very interesting study of the story of our country. texas history Texas history is the study of the background of our state. It is an elective course, and taught by Mr. Vass. Mr. Vass, along with Mr. Griffin, teaches civics also. commercial law Commercial law teaches students the every- day problems that they will face in later life, whether or not they go to college. This helpful course is taught by Mr. Moody. journalism Journalism students, under the supervision of Mrs. Schnerr, learn the technique of newspaper writing and how to make lay- outs. The main job of this class is editing and printing the school paper. shop Industrial Arts classes offer a pleasant change from the usual routine of academic classes. Students gain experiences in the use of common tools, machines and materials and develop an understanding of the problems involved in the construction and repair of our industrial products. vocational agriculture The course in Vocational Agriculture is de- signed to give boys training in technical agriculture. This course is taught by Mr. Dooley. distributive education Distributive Education has grown in popu- larity since it was first offered several years ago. Students interested in selling as a career attend school a half day and work at assigned training stations during the afternoon. Mrs. Roger Bond serves as the Distributive Education Coordinator. study hall Study hall is the favorite period of every SFA student. This is where he can get the homework that he didn't get the night before. M ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Sammy Enloe, Glenn Gregg, Judy McPherson CAFETERIA COMMITTEE Lois Mcirs, Martha Batten Brazos Varisco, President BILL DOSS Vice President BILLY VANCE Recording Secretary JEAN ROBERTS Corresponding Secretary MARCIA WILLIAMSON Treasurer GORDON GREGG Sponsor MR. W. K. SUMMERS student council LIBRARY COMMITTEE (not pictured) Phyllis Grizzaffi, Jean Robert JUNIOR ROTARIAN COMMITTEE Micky Ross, Patsy Hopkins RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE Roy Carpenter, Ronnio Marshall, Carolyn Norman COURTESY Dale Porter, ITTEE Marcia Ransom BULLETIN BOARD Ellen Howell, Janis Botter INSIDE TRAFFIC Gordon Gregg, Flo Haupt ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Marcia Williamson Billy Carr Parrish OUTSIDE TRAFFIC Johnny Niederauer Sammy Dwyer Charles Burley Mickey Ross AMITTEE atte Kubin CHARTER COMMITTEE Jackie Connor, Gale Jones FIRE DRILL COMMITTEE R. H. Schlicker, Bobby Hughes Kay Webb, president; Norma Dansby, first vice president; Jane Richmond, second vice president; Kathleen Seale, third vice president; Martha Fletcher, fourth vice president; Barbara Zweifel, secretary-treasurer; Martha Jane Hanus, reader; Carol Jane Seiders, publicity chairman; and Mrs. Nanette Burleson, sponsor. The Girls' Forum is an organization in which all girls of Stephen F. Austin hold membership. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity to consider and discuss mutual interests and problems peculiar to girls. What hast thou that thou didst not receive? from I Corinthians 4:7 was chosen as the theme for the year. The forum had various school and civic service projects. 26 girls’ forum Sammy Dwyer, president; Malcolm Brewer, vice president; Johnny Niederauer, secretary; Dicky Hickerson, treasurer; Gary Woodard, reporter; Mr. R. L. Nolan, sponsor. The primary function of the Boys' Forum is to give the young men of our school interesting and educational programs throughout the school year. The Forum meets monthly during the activity period. Another function of the Boys' Forum is to co-sponsor the annual Career Week. This important week takes months of careful planning to be carried out smoothly and efficiently. 27 boys’ forum NEW MEMBERS First row. Janice Beale, Peggy Young, Gail Schlessel- man, Helen Odstrcil, Billie Jean Blazek, Janette Tkac, Myrna McQuire, Kay McDonald. Second row: Marcia Williamson, Dale Porter, Barbara Zweifel, Martha Fletcher, Norma Udashen, Wilma Simmons, Jean Robert, Florence Haupt, Connie Cole, Patsy Eldred, Joyce Horn, Gale Jones. Third row: Billy Carr Parrish, Bill Vance, Joe Brooks Thompson, Bill Carmicheal, Sam Fort, Ray- mond Leighman, Jack Stockton, Robert Carleton. On March 29, twenty-eight Broncos received the highest honor in S.F.A.— membership in the National Honor Society. These Broncos were chosen by the faculty bn the basis of these four qualities: schol- arship, leadership, service, and character. The officers are: president, Jane Richmond; vice president, Clarke Cook; secretary, Mar- tha Hanus; sponsor. Miss Carter. L 7 A national honor society OLD MEMBERS First row: Martha Hanus, Bobbie Jean Jones, Kay Webb, Norma Dansby, Jane Richmond. Second row: Carl Moelhman, Roy Carpenter, Edward Adams, Gordon Gregg, Clarke Cook. thespians OLD MEMBERS Billie Carr Parrish, Puddin Seale, Lee Falco, Ann Adams, Jackie Mooney, Jane Richmond, Vito Cangelosi. Sponsor: Miss Goodlett. Thespian Initiation NEW MEMBERS First row: Barbara Holleman, Linda Brady, Beatrice Marin, Lynda Lynch, Nancy Cordell, Beatrice Moncivais. Second row: Charles Davidoff, Dicky Hickerson, Richard Moore, Charles Cole, Richard Reiser, Jack Burns, Barney Blackburn, Clarke Cook, Charles Mauldin. 29 President ______ Vice President Scribe ......... Parliamentarian Sponsor ........ .... RICHARD REISER ....judy McPherson ANN PAGE .... LINDA CARRELL ...... MRS. VARNELL debate The Debate Society, under the direction of Mrs. Varnell, began this year with a committee for a constitution and by-laws. During the year the Debate Society held several planned debates. Also, there have been impromptu debates from the members. Richard Moore, Ann Page, Jackie Lane, Judy McPherson, David Lynch, Linda Rogers, Sandra Clarke, Judy Oliver, Billy Carr Parrish. 30 President WALTER DAHLBERG OFFICERS Janice Beal, Vice President; JoAnna White, Re- porter; Kakey Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer. tennis club 31 Front row: Janice Beal, Betty Bolton, Ann Porter, Elaine Nedbalek, Billie Jean Blazek. Second row: Kakey Griffin, Lorita Donaho, Jackie Lane, JoAnna White. Third row: Raymond Leighman, Frank Benavidez, Charles Burley, Sammy Pate, Walter Dahlberg. J. Adams, M. Allred, M. Amis, J. Avila, L. Ball, J. Beal, B. Blackburn, B. Blazek, B. Bolton, P. Bolton, J. Botter, B. Brown, E. Cargil, R. Carlton, L. Cobb, C. Cole, G. Collier, B. Cook, L, Cothran, M. Creed, D. Crim, J. Delaplane, L. Donaho, B. Duron, P. Duron, C. Dyer, P. Eldred, B. Ellison, S. Fleckenstein, M. Fletcher, G. Fort, D. Garcia, D. Garza, N. Godwin, G. Gregg, S. Gregg, D. Griesser, K. Griffin, L. Grimaldo, K. Hart, F. Haupt, A. Hernandez, L. Hernandez, A. Herrera, J. Horn, E. Howell, A. Hugghins, J. Hurley, E. Ilschner, J. Jones, J. Jones, M. Kerley, J. Kurbin, R. Leighman, E. Lewis, J. Lindley, J. Lopez, L. Lynch, M. Mallard, J. Martin, B. Mathis, J. Mathis, D. Medina, R. Miller, C. Moehlman, C. Moehlman, D. Morgan, M. Moncivais, C. McDonald, M. McGuire, C. Munoz, E. Nedbalek, B. Nevill, C. Norman, H. Odstricil, W. Poehl, D. Porter, R. Reiser, N. Rezoffi, J. Roberts, G. Rocha, P. Russell, G. Schlesselman, W. Simmons, B. Smith, J. Smith, J. Stephenson, S. Swafford, W. Tate, B. Taylor, M. Thames, D. Trejo, E. Trinkman, N. Udoshen, J. Williams, M. Williamson, D. Winningham, J. Young, P. Young. pan american OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer .... Reporter...... Sponsor ------ ________RICHARD MILLER _______CARL MOEHLMAN ______ FLORENCE HAUPT ........ GORDON GREGG ........ LYNDA LYNCH MRS. MARY ELLEN VINCENT 32 Pinatas were token to the Latin American schools. A. Adams, L. Anderson, J. Ashcraft, J. Beal, M. Boxley, B. Blackburn, B. Blazek, L. Brady, P. Brewster, J. Botter, V. Cangelosi, L. Carroll, L. Cobb, C. Cole, C. Cole, D. Cole, C. Cook, M. Creed, D. Crimm, N. Dansby, S. Dillingham, P. Duree, B. Byer, M. Edge, P. Eldred, A. Elliot, S. Enloe, L. Falco, L. Fouraker, C. Graham, K. Griffin, D. Greisser, K. Hart, F. Haupt, J. Herley, D. Hickerson, B. Holleman, E. Howell, A. Huggins, R. Jackson, S. Jackson, B. Jones, J. Jones, M. Krolczyk, J. Kubin, J. Lane, L. Lynch, B. Marine, J. Massey, C. Mauldin, C. McAlily, C. McDonald, T. McDonald, M. McGuire, J. McPherson, R. Miller, J. Mitchell, J. Mooney, P. Montalbano, M. Muzney, M. Muze, M. Norcross, H. Odstrcil, J. Oliver, B. Orr, J. Pack, A. Page, S. Pate, B. Parrish, J. Peques, P. Plagens, D. Porter, E. Price, M. Ransom, N. Rezzoffi, R. Reizer, N. Robinson, L. Rodgers, E. Rosor, C. Rumfield, C. Ryan, P. Seale, A. Schiller, G. Schlesselman, J. Sledge, J. Small, P. Smith, P. Spell, G. Thomas, P. Vance, K. Webb, B. Wilcox, B. Yeager. footlights The goal of the Footlights Club is to interest more students in dramatics—acting, as well as direction and stage management. Many plays, ranging from very humorous to serious melodramas, were presented during the year, much to the delight of the club members. Membership in this club enables those who'are interested in becoming THESPIANS to get the needed experience. President LEE FALCO Vice President________________________ KATHLEEN SEALE Secretary.......................... DALE PORTER Treasurer ......................... VITO CANGELOSI Reporter____________________________ CLARKE COOK Group Captains .................. MARILYN MALLARD BARNEY BLACKBURN RICHARD REISER 34 plays and assemblies corral Students find working on the school newspaper, the CORRAL, exact- ing and exciting. This training is quite valuable for those journalistically inclined students who would like to make newspaper work their career. At the beginning of the year Mrs. Millicent Miller and Bobbie Jean Jones, sponsor and editor, respectively, were responsible for the bi- monthly publication, which was printed by the off-set process. Upon the resignation of Mrs. Miller and the graduation of Bobbie Jean, the second semester found a new sponsor, Mrs. Bernice Schnerr, and a new editor, Roy Carpenter, and a reorganized staff. EDITOR ............... ASSISTANT EDITOR _____ CIRCULATION MANAGER HEADLINE WRITER ______ ART EDITOR____________ REPORTERS_____________ ____________________________ Roy Carpenter _______________________________Gale Jones ___________________________Donald Francis ______________________________Buddy Luther ___________________________Charlie Mauldin .... Margaret Carpenter, Robert Carleton Pat Foster, Pat Luza, Mary Louise Zatopek Jim CoVan, Jackie Mooney, Sylvia Velasco 36 bronco The entire BRONCO staff breathes a sigh of relief when the final deadline has been met and the annual is in the hands of the printer. Producing a yearbook is a difficult and demanding job; the planning and organizing cannot be the work of one person. The cooperation of the entire staff is essential, and the 1957 staff has worked untiringly on a publication which we hope you will like. All of us realize that working on the staff has been rewarding in many ways, such as the feeling of pride as we look through the pages of the finished product and the feeling of joy as we realize that we have met many wonderful people in the contacts made with each other, with students and teachers, and with businessmen of Bryan. We, the staff, hope that you like your 1957 BRONCO! EDITOR Janis Botter ASSISTANT EDITOR Dale Porter BUSINESS MANAGERS Bennie Anne Dansby, Clarke Cook Geneva Wehring ORGANIZATIONS ____________________ Jeanett Martin, Janette Tkac Patsy Smith, Mary Edge ART James Amis, Charlie Mauldin SPORTS Rodney Jackson, Jackie Mooney FEATURES ............. Phyllis Grazzaffi, Janie Patranella SNAPSHOTS Kathleen Seal PHOTOGRAPHERS Jackie Mooney, Rodney Jackson, Charles Cole Other staff members: Lorita Donaho, Pat Plagens, Marilyn Mallard, Lynda Lynch, Bonnie Nevill, Kaky Griffin, Kay McDonald, Charlene Nixon, Linda Fouraker. SPONSORS Mr. H. T. Moody, Mrs. C. B. McGown 37 Y M. Amis, B, Angus, J. Botter, B. Burleson, L Carroll, L. Cothran, M. Dehlinger, P. Durre, M. Fletcher, K. Griffen, K. Hart, F. Haupt, P. Hopkins, E. Howell, C. Lee, L. Lynch, J. McCulley, C. McDonald, J. McPherson, M. Muzney, P. Nash, C. Nixon, B. Pack, A. Page, A. Porter, E. Price, M. Ransom, J. Richmond, J. Robert, P. Seale, C. Seiders, B. Smith, V. Smith, P. Spell, B. Taylor, M. Thompson, K. Webb, M. Williamson, J. Young. tri-hi-y The Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., sent delegates to the Pre- legislative Conference in San Antonio, and also to the annual Youth and Government Convention in Austin. At Christmas a complete Christmas dinner was given to a needy family. Among the outstanding programs of the year were a talk on Aims and Ideals of the American Girl by Mrs. Travis Bryan, a program in which Mrs. Lowell Parrish read a selection of poems by Robert Frost, a traditional Christmas program, and an interesting talk on Texas folklore by Dr. Ralph Steen. President JANE RICHMOND Vice President JEAN ROBERT Secretary PATSY HOPKINS Treasurer PAT SPELL Chaplain ELLEN HOWELL Historian JULIA McCULLEY 38 T. Nevill, J. Lester, C. Cole, W. Dahlberg, J. Niederaur, W. Tate, R. Jackson, C. Cook, J. Amis, L. Falco, B. Cartwright, J. Roberts, R. Miller, B. Parrish, G. Whitely, B. Vance, S. Fort, D. Wheelan, S. Helvey, S. Enloe, B. Carmichael, C. Hertel, L. Carter, M. Ross, C. Burley, J. Hudson, T. McDonald, G. Woodward, S. Dwyer, J. Mooney, N. Pritchard, J. Burns, J. Willman, B. Doss, hi-y The Hi-Y Club, one of the outstanding organizations in school, is made up of boys interested in serving God and their country. It is closely connected with the YAACA and is a national organization. This club takes part in the annual Hi-Y Model Legislature in Austin during the month of December each year. It also sends delegates to the other conferences in the state. President TRAVIS NEVILL Vice President JACK LESTER Secretary CHARLES COLE Sergeant-at-Arms WILLIE MAC TATE Chaplain GATES WHITELY M. Bain, M. Bonjo, V. Bosquez, M. Creed, M. Evans, W. Guyton, J, Hamburg, M. Hamilton, J. Henry, P. Hollinger, M. Hughes, R. Lopez, L. Pena, D. Penicka, W. Poehl, D. Nichols, C. Salinas. Included in the numerous activities of the Library Club this year were trips to the Carnegie and A M libraries, many fund-raising projects, and the scrapbook. Sponsor of the club is the school librarian, Mrs. Marie Pearson. library President, Margo Hamilton; Vice President, Joyce Hamburg; Secretary, Phyllis Hollinger; Treasurer, Mary Francis Evans; Reporter, Lupe Pena. 40 J. Arnold, R. Box, M. Byer, C. Cahill, N. Clary, C. Davis, J. Dowling, M. Emshoff, D. Fazzino, L. Free, L George, B. Harbata, H. Harris, M. Harrison, T. Kennedy, J. Marriott, R. Mathis, L. Meier, C. Moore, G. Officer, P. Romirez, E. Raupe, K. Sinclair, R. Stewart, V. Thiltgen, J. Walker, J. Wheat, O. Williams, J. Wilson, U. Zemanek. The numerous activities of the Distributive Edu- cation Club, with Mr. Bond as sponsor, included planning for the oncoming year, and the Christmas Card Contest. The winning salesman of the contest attended the San Antonio convention. In April, the Employer-Employee Banquet was held, and the Outstanding D.E. Student Award was given. Concluding the year's activities the club sponsored its spring picnic. distributive education Sweetheart NINA RUTH CLARY President------------- First Vice President Second Vice President Secretary ____________ Treasurer ............ Reporter______________ MATTIE HARRISON CHARLOTTE DUCKETT JERRY WALKER ... NINA RUTH CLARY ________ LOIS MEIER _____JERRY ARNOLD L J. Beal, B. Blazek, J. Botter, B. Burleson, J. Cannon, C. Cole, L. Cothran, D. Crim, M. Edge, K. Griffen, E. Howell, J. Kubin, L. Lynch, C. McDonald, M. Mallard, J. Martin, J. Massey, E. Nedbalek, C. Norman, H. Odstrcil, D. Porter, K. Seale, J. Sledge, A. Stratta, S. Swafford, N. Udashen, K. Hart, S. Jackson, L. Cobb, L. Donaho, M. Muzny, A. Lazarone, L. Carrell, M. Carpenter, J. McClellan. future teachers The Wesa Weddington Future Teachers Association, organized in 1954 by Superintendent W. R. Carmichael and Miss Mattye Pearl Henry, encourages students to enter the teaching profession. It operates as a service club for local teachers and for three local teachers' organizations, which sponsor the club as a part of their recruitment goals. 42 President LYNDA LYNCH Vice President LOU COTHRAN Secretary NORMA UDASHEN Treasurer CONNIE COLE Historian JEANETTE MARTIN Parliamentarian BILLIE JEAN BLAZEK Song Leader JEANETTE KUBIN M. Bernal, P. Bolton, M. Boxley, M. Dehlinger, J. Delaplane, A. Elliott, S. Jackson, R. Lopez, B. Marin, G. Mayhugh, B. Moncivais, M. Moncivais, C. Rumfield, B. Taylor, J. White. future nurses The Future Nurses Club, one of the newest organizations at SFA, provides a setting in which girls interested in nursing as a career can meet together to share that interest. A constitution, defining the purpose of the club and describing its membership, has been written and adopted. The club meets semi-monthly to hear speakers and to take field trips. President ANN ELLIOTT Vice President BEATRICE MARIN Secretary-T reasurer PEGGY BOLTON Corresponding Secretary GAYLE MAYHUGH Sponsors MRS. COVAN, MRS. HUFF MRS. MANN A. Adams, J. Adams, M. Batten, M. Bingham, J. Birdwell, P. Bolton, J. Bonifozi, D. Boriskie, J. Bradford, B. Brown, J. Bruns, E. Burt, E. Cargill, M. Carpenter, B. Dehart, B. Elliott, F. Fosthoff, J. Faubian, D. Francis, M. Hanus, R. George, N. Gerke, B. Jones, N. Kindt, P. Kirby, D. Kopetsky, A. Lazarone, A. McLewis, E. Mosley, B. Murry, C. Nichols, J. Novasad, B. Pike, J. Potts, J. Potts, O. Ray, R. Wallace, G. Russell, M. Skains, J. Saculla, C. Salvaggio, R. Salvaggio, A. Sodalak, A, Stratta, J. Urso, B. Varisco, J. Wilder, G. Winn, M. White, E. Yeager, B. Yeager, B. Zwiefel. - 4-h club The 4-H Club is a youth organization sponsored by land-grant colleges. Its goal is to teach rural and urban youth to become better citizens through methods and result demonstrations in agriculture and home economics. The members of the S.F.A. 4-H Club work on projects varying from giving demonstrations to judging cattle and clothing. 44 Presidents JOEL POTTS, MARGARET CARPENTER Vice Presidents CHARLES NICHOLS, BARBARA ZWIEFEL Secretary-J reasurers DONALD FRANCIS, ANN ADAMS Reporter PEGGY YOUNG Conference Delegates JIMMY POTTS, MARLENE WHITE B. Cartwright, H. Batten, R. Miller, J. Amis, M. Chapman, W. Tate, S. Fort, B. Nash, D. Holleman, D. Winningham, J. Youngblood, V. Cangelosi, M. Pustak, J. Burt, J. Winn, D. Hickerson, C. Cook, B. Carmichael, R. Carlton, D. Hollinger, R. Reiser, A. Hernandez, J. McClellan, A. Herrerra, J. Small, R. Jackson, J. Williams, J. Carrier, J. Niederaurer, S. Helvey, S. Nemee, B. Doss, B. Vance, S. Dwyer, H. Odom, J. Kidd, J. Allan. barber shop quartet The Barbershop Quartet Sociefy is open to boys interested in music and singing. The purpose of the society is to give boys an opportunity to sing for their own enjoyment and to sing in a limited number of performances. The group meets every Monday during activity period. Mr. Best is the director. President JIMMY WILLIAMS First Vice President BILL DOSS Second Vice President BILL CARTWRIGHT Secretary-Treasurer HENRY BATTEN Reporter JOE BURT L. Anderson, M. Autrey, M. Batten, B. Bolton, P. Bolton, A. Bomanski, M. Banjo, D. Boriskie, B. Burleson, M. Boxley, S. Burlin, E. Burt, L. Carroll, L. Catalina, N. Cordell, M. Culler, B. Dansby, N. Dansby, B. Dyer, E. Eason, G. Ellis, B. Elliot, W. Elliott, L. Fazzino, B. Finke, M. Fletcher, H. Foster, P. Foster, P. Fredel, N. Gerke, S. Grady, C. Graham, P. Grizzaffi, W. Guyton, J. Hamburg, M. Hamilton, J. Havel, J. Henry, W. Holliman, P. Hopkins, J. Horn, M. Hughes, A. Ilschner, L. Wilson, M. Jandt, N. Kindt, B. Lero, K. Lero, M. Lopez, J. Martin, K. Martindale, J. Massie, J. Mayfield, C. McAliey, S. McElfish, A. McLewis, C. McDonald, J. McPherson, B. Mehn, B. Metzer, B. Moncivais, J. Morris, M. Muzey, D. Nichols, E. Norcross, M. Novae, R. Olexey, J. Pack, R. Pack, A. Page, J. Patranella, D. Penicka, D. Philps, P. Plagens, A. Price, M. Ransom, L. Restivo, E. Rosier, P. Rye, B. Scanlin, P. Seale, P. Siegerf, M. Sikorski, S. Shultz, M. Skains, B. Smith, P. Smith, A. Sodalak, P. Spell, J. Tally, A. Taylor, J. Tkac, V. Thiltgen, E. Tratmont, K. Webb, M. White, J. Willard. future homemakers President JANIE PATRANELLA Vice President SUE BURLIN Secretary JOYCE HORN Treasurer JUDY MASSEY Reporter JO ANN HAVEL Parliamentarian BARBARA LERO Sponsors MRS. BEAMER MISS SMITH MRS. MANN 46 office helpers Florence Haupt, Dianne Griesser, Judy Cannon. Rebecca Pack, Camelia Lee, Sharlene Nixon, Joyce Horn, Patsy Eldred, Marcia Williamson, Marjorie Bain, Gladys Boyett, Judy McPherson, Norma Kindt, Linda Carrell, Jenny Mayfield, Patricia Luza. Janice Schultz, Margo Hamilton, Lou Cothran, Dorothy Penicka, Connie Nash, Marjorie Bain, Joyce Hamburg, Annie Laura McLewis, Mary Locke, Carolyn Merka, James Moon, Dixie Nichols, Martha Muzny, Mildred Bonjo, Ester Norcross, Debrah Boriskie, Mary Ann Stratta, Mary Krolczyk. library helpers 47 G. Baker, J. Beene, R. A. Bell, J. Bomnskie, M. Brewer, G. Cheatham, B. Crockett, R. Fergusion, J. Gray, J. Hartsfield, B. Jones, D. Kindt, J. Kindt, G. Kopestsky, P. Lero, L. Locke, D. Lopez, L. Maxwell, P. Montalbano, E. Norcross, E. Northcut, A. Novosad, H. K. Odom, J. Opersteny, T. Riley, R. Rosprim, G. Sherrill, H. Weedon, E. White, G. White. future farmers President EARL WHITE Vice President GENE CHEATHAM Secretary ALVIN NOVOSAD Treasurer MALCOLM BREWER Reporter GARY SHERRILL Sentinel H. K. ODOM Second Vice President PHIL MONTALBANO Third Vice President HARDY WEEDON Parliamentarian JACK KINDT Historian GENE KOPETSKY Sweetheart NORMA DANSBY Sponsor MR. J. C. DOOLEY 48 ALVIN NOVASAD Outstanding Future Former NORMA DANSBY, F.F.A. Sweetheart EARL WHITE Dairy Award HARDY WEEDON First State Bank Award GARY SHERRIL Poultry Award 49 R. Falco, J. Neideraur, S. Dwyer, G. Gregg, T. Nevill, B. Garrison, J. Carrier, J. Stockton, J. Whilman, S. Helvy, B. Cartwright, J. Burt, B. Batten, G. Whitly, C. Davidoff, H. Seale, J. Coe, B. Sheffield, E. Mize, W. Rawls, A. Lara, W. Tate, R. Miller, D. Johnson, J. Krolcyk, D. Hickerson, J. Thompson, J. Akin, C. Hertel, S. Nemee, J. Potts, B. Griffen, M. Brewer, J. Zimmerman. COACHES: James Griffen, John Linney, Peck Vass. “b” association The B Association consists of all athletes who have earned letters at Stephen F. Austin in any of the sports offered. Membership is for life, and the supporters of the organization are the lettermen who are graduates of SFA. 50 E. Byars, M. DeWay, B. Hughes, T. Jones, J. Moon, S. Morelia, J. Mosley, B. Putz, R. Rahnert, R. Rosprim, R. Salvaggio, G. Schlicher, R. Schlicker, D. Schoppe, D. Stallings, E. Thielman, J. Thompson, M. Tuck, Sponsor, Mr. Nolen. radio The main purpose of the radio club is to give the boys who are interested in radio and related fields an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas and further their knowledge and interests. President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor ........... GEORGE HAMILTON _____GALE BURGE __THOMAS JONES . MR. R. L. NOLEN interscholastic league Boys Poetry Reading Third in District HARDY FAULK Girls Poetry Reading Third in District PAMELA DURRE Ready Writers First in District Second in Regional RICHARD REISER Ready Writers Third in District CHARLES HERTEL Vocal First in Regional BENNIE ANN DANSBY 52 Boys Declamation Senior Second in District RODNEY JACKSON Girls Declamation Junior Third in District JUDY OLIVER 53 Edward Adams, Ronnie Allen, John Allphin, Roger Ayers, Billie Jean Blazek, Frank Bravenec, Anthony Boatcallie, Janis Softer, Margaret Boxley, Brenda Brown, Jimmy Bruns, Lanny Burkhalter, Chester Bynum, Vito Cangelosi, Jackie Connor, Brad Cook, Eugene Cordero, Jim CoVan, Mary Creed, Walter Dahlberg, Eddie Daniel, Tommy Daniel, Betty DeHart, Margaret Dehlinger, Sara Dillingham, Charles Dyer, Ann Elliott, Stephanie Elliott, Sammy Enloe, Patsy Eldred, Ruth Escobedo, Lunetta Fazzino, Johnny Garner, Leo Grimaldo, Florence Haupt, Lupe Hernandez, Barbara Hohensee, Nelda Jopp, Norma Kindt, Paula Kirby, Leon Krolczyk, Steve Lowry, Buddy Luther, David Lynch, Marilyn Mallard, Beatrice Marin, Jeanette Martin, Gayle Mayhugh, David McCormick, Kay McDonald, Judy McPherson, Naomi Montoya, Richard Moore, Robert Moore, Leslie Morello, Jack Morris,. Charlie Munoz, Bonnie Nevill, Patsy Nevill, Judy Oliver, Billy Carr Parrish, Sammy Pate, Jimmy Potts, William C. Putz, Linda Restivo, Charles Ribardo, Cecilia Salinas, Alvin Schiller, Gail Schlesselman, Dick Scott, Robert Shearer, Jessica Sledge, Doug Stallings, Ray Stanford, Jackie Sue Stephenson, H. A. Taylor, Mary Ann Thames, Edgar Thielemann, Mary Todd, Joe Dan Urbanovsky, Bill Wallace, Kay Webb, Tommie Wedel, Marcia Williamson. DIRECTOR, C. B. McGown. 54 A a bronco band The Bronco Band began tuning up weeks before school started. At the end of this practice period we left for Fort Parker—for swimming, boating, and enjoying the sunshine. Then school started, and we really got to work. Drilling two or three nights a week, we learned the half-time shows for the football games. We played and marched for all the home games and most of the out-of-town ones, including the im- portant games at Waco and Nederland. We also played and yelled for the many yell-practices. BILLIE JEAN BLAZEK drum major JIM COVAN vice president JANIS BOTTER . .................... secretary WALTER DAHLBERG music librarian PATSY ELDRED president RAY STANFORD uniform technician JACKIE SUE STEPHENSON reporter EDWARD ADAMS student director PATSY NEVILLE music librarian SAMMY ENLOE............ instrument technician October found us at the Dallas Fair, where we gave a concert and enjoyed ourselves. After football season, our twirlers staged twirling acts between the halves of the home basketball games.- The rest of us, however, secluded ourselves with concert music. In December we again donned our uniforms and marched in the annual Christmas parade. Also in December the Chamber of Commerce held the annual Bronco Band Banquet. At this banquet Patsy Eldred was awarded the Outstanding Band Member Award, presented by Casey Jones for KORA. In January some of the band members went to district band tryouts, and then on to region at Alvin. During March the band played for the Green-and-White game. In April we gave several concerts at the Junior High Schools and Consolidated. Also in April we held our band hay ride. May 3, we presented our Spring Concert, followed by a dance and reception in the school cafeteria. At this concert it was announced that Edward Adams had won the John Philip Sousa Award for musicianship. This was later presented to him by C. E. Gray, of Gray Music Store. May 11, we held our contest for solos and ensembles. May IS, we marched in the Armed Forces Day Parade. And May 27, an ensemble from the Bronco Band played for the Senior Commencement Ceremonies. This ended the activities of our band for this school year. CLARINETS Eugene Cordero, Kay McDonald, Nelda Jopp, Janis Botfer, Jim CoVan, Marilyn Mallard, Gayle Mayhugh, Patsy Nevill, Ann Elliott, Florence Haupt, Naomi Montoya, Edgar Thiele- mann, Barbara Hohensee, Mary Todd, Judy Oliver, Beatrice Marin, Norma Kindt, Brenda Brown, Margaret Dehlinger, Earl Holloman, Lanny Burkhalter, Bradford Cook, Alvin Schiller, Jessica Sledge, Bonnie Nevill, Jeanette Martin. sections FLUTES SAXOPHONES Mary Ann Thames, Kay Webb, Margaret Boxley, Patsy Eldred, Billie Jean Blazek, Sara Dillingham, Judy McPherson, Jack Connor, Gail Schlesselman, Billy Carr Parrish, Lupe Hernandez, Linda Restivo, Eddie Daniel, Vito Cangelosi, Jimmy Bruns, Charles Ribardo, Leslie Morello, Charlie Munoz, Chester Bynum, Leo Grimaldo. i TROMBONES BARITONES BASSES Tommy Daniel, Sammy Enloe, David McCormick, Robert Shearer, Johnny Garner, Richard Moore, Jimmy Potts, Jackie Stephenson, Frank Bravenec, Dick Scott, Ronnie Allen, Joe Dan Urbanovsky. sections CORNETS FRENCH HORNS Steve Lowry, Walter Dahlberg, Roger Ayers, Ray Stanford, Edward Adams, Robert Moore, Bill Putz, Anthony Boatcallie, Leon Krolczyk, Stephanie Elliott, Doug Stallings, Charles Dyer, Jack Morris, Paula Kirby, Lunette Fazzino, John Allphin, Sammy Pate. 57 Buddy Luther, Bill Wallace, H. A. Taylor, Betty Dehart, Mary Creed, Tommie Wedel, Ruth Escobedo, David Lynch, Cecilia Salinas. Mu Danco time KORA Band Award PATSY EIDRED Flower girl Relaxed, Mr. Mac? Chow time at Fort Parker BIlllE JEAN BIAZEK Drum Major KAY WEBB Trick Twirier a cappella choir A CAPPELLA CHOIR The 1956-57 A Cappella Choir performed the following concerts: Recognition Night for Teachers, Dedication Brazos County Court House, Kiwanis Luncheon, College Lion's Luncheon, Bryan Lion's Luncheon, The Bryan Woman's Club, and The Bryan Rotary Luncheon. At Christmas the choir performed sections of Handel's Messiah and at Easter presented two performances of The Song of Easter by Roy Ringwald and Lara Hoggard. The Kiwanis Club banquet for the choir was held on May 13, and the Spring concert was presented May 10. The concluding activity was the presentation of three anthems at the Baccalaureate Service on May 26. On the spring tour, the choir performed at Gonzales Warm Springs Hospital, in Austin, San Antonio, and Giddings. The choir also received a first division rating in sight singing and concert in the U.I.L. contest at Huntsville. 61 CARL J. BEST Director Alto section Soprano section Officers, loft to right: Billy Vance, recording secretary; Bill Ooss, vice president; .lorita Donaho, junior representative; Gale Jones, corresponding secretary; Carl Moehlman, president; Elaine Price and Hugh Seale, librarians; and Barney Blackburn, junior representative. Not shown: Alta Faye Raack, historian. Butch Sheffield, Charles Davidoff, Stuart Helvey, Gordon Gregg, James Coe, Willie Mac Tate, Travis Nevill. The Bryan Broncos placed six on the Houston Chronicle's 10-AAA All-District team, selected by the five head coaches. Stuart Helvey, guard, was the only unanimous choice. Travis Nevill end, missed by one vote of being selected unanimously. FIRST TEAM TRAVIS NEVILL End Senior LLOYD SHEFFIELD End Junior CHARLES DAVIDOFF Tacklo Senior STUART HELVEY Guard Senior SAMMY DWYER Back Senior ROSS FALCO Back Senior SECOND TEAM WILLIE MAC TATE Tackle Senior GORDON GREGG Center Senior JOHN NIEDERAUER Back Senior JAMES COE Guard Senior JAMES GRIFFIN JOHNNY LINNEY ELBERT JOHNSON Head Coach Backfield Coach Line Coach football Oct. 19 Broncos open district play with a 33-13 victory over Brenham Oct. 26 Bryan beats Smiley 28-0 Nov. 2 Broncos take Aldine 34-12 Nov. 9 Bryan wallops Conroe 39-0 Nov. 16 Broncos crush Huntsville Hornets for District 10AAA title 41-0 Dec. 1 Broncos march past University High of Waco 12-0 in bi-district play-off Dec. 8 Nederland Bulldogs batter the Bryan Broncos 35-13 in the Class AAA quarter finals STUART HELVEY ALL DISTRICT and ALL STATE Monagers MAURICE CHAPMAN GATES WHITELY BENNY GRIFFIN 67 BILL CARTWRIGHT L H HENRY BATTEN R H WADE RAWLS F B LLOYD SHEFFIELD R E SAMMY DWYER L H MALCOLM BREWER Q B 7957 b -V « CHARLES HERTEL R T BILLY RAY GARRISON L E HERMAN SEIGERT L E Bottom row: R. F. Falco, B. Batten, E. Mize, 8. Cartwright, M. Brewer, B. Garrison, J. Zimmerman, H. Weedon. Middle row; D. Johnson, B. Carmaichel, G. Walker, S. Dwyer, J. Coe, H. Scigcrt, S. Helvey, W. Rawls, H. Seal, A. Herrera, J. Stockton. Top row; J. GEORGE HAMILTON GORDON GREGG JACK STOCKTON R H R H Q B STUART HELVEY ROSS FALCO CHARLES DAVIDOFF R G F B R T strict champs J30T;}8imSSf -28 Linney, line coach; E. Johnson, G. Gregg, R. Miller, J. Nicdcrauer, L. Sheffield, C. Davidoff, W. Tate, G. Hamilton, C. Hayes, S. Ncmcc, T. Nevill, Head Coach, J. Griffin. RICHARD MILLER R E BOB ALLAN R G GEORGE WALKER R H EDDIE MIZE L G TRAVIS NEVILL L E HUGH SEALE C DENNIS JOHNSON R E JERRY ZIMMERMAN R G Football Bar-B-Q Ross Falco, stopped by Conroe line. Charging foil Jack, hits for a TD Driving for a TD at Huntsville A touchdown for Bryan A FIRST DOWN for the BRONCOS Sammy Dwyer makes TO for Bryan “b” team Top row: E. Northcut, G. Dowling, T. Riley, G. Gregg, P. Thompson, S. Enloe, J. Connor, J. Garner, E. Gomez, N. Burkhalter, L Griffen. Bottom row: H. Cortez, R. Schlickor, A. Cassans, J. Wilder, B. Phipps, S. Piccalo, J. Syptak, B. Eddington, D. Shultz, R. Marshall. 71 Coach PECK VASS Top row: Coach Peck Vass, Joe Brooks Thompson, Jimmie Akin, Jimmy Roberts, Dick Hickerson, Don Kopetsky, Travis Nevill. Bottom row: Jack Stockton, Sammy Dwyer, Johnny Niederauer, Ross Falco, Bill Cartwright, Curtis Hayes. basketball Bryan________73 Bryan--------68 Bryan________88 Bryan________75 Bryan________45 n 52 Bryan 67 Aldine 66 46 Bryan .65 Conroe 49 Brenham 62 Bryan..... 73 Brenham ... 63 63 Bryan 71 Huntsville . 70 Smiley 61 Bryan .44 Smiley 57 DISTRICT GAMES 72 DICKIE HICKERSON TRAVIS NEVIll Standing: COACH, Mr. Johnson; Robert Van Winkle, Walter Dahlberg, Louis Griffin, Ray Standford, Ronnie Marshall, Alwilliam Ginzel, Leburn Horrman, Manager, Jimmy Head. Kneeling: John Mathis, Jackie Connor, Kenneth Patranella, Glenn Dowling, Brazos Varisco, Hugh Seale, Johnny Rocha, Billy Pike. “b” team JOE BROOKS THOMPSON All-District All-State ROSS FALCO SAMMY DWYER All-District In the Smiley game, Travis Ncvill gets a rebound. Joe Thompson and Don Kopetsky wait for a pass. Joe Brooks Thompson jumps high for this left-handed lay-up shot for two points. Dickie Hickerson drives in for a left-handed lay-up shot as Ncvill prepares to go after the rebound. In the Smiley game, all-state Joe Brooks Thompson drives in for a left-handed lay-up shot. Jimmy Roberts and Travis Nevill come in for the rebound. Joe Brooks Thompson drives in for a lay-up shot as Don Kopetsky comes in for the rebound. Travis Nevill (12) shoots a jump shot for two points against Brenham as Joe Thompson and Sammy Dwyer get set for the rebound in case Nevill misses. Thompson is getting ready to tap into the basket the rebound from Sammy Dwyer's shot. Left to right: Chorios Sheldon, James Touchstone, Jimmy Restivo, Donald Hollinger, Jerry Watson, Jim CoVan, Douglas Holloman, Valgene Mclcan, Wallace Richards. Coach—ART ADAMSON Sponsor-MRS. SCHIESSELMAN JIM COVAN—letterman Pieced Sixth in State Meet 77 baseball The Bryan Baseball team, under the super- vision of Mr. Vass and Mr. Linney, did very well this year by winning three championships. They won District, Bi-District, and Regional. The team will play during the summer for the state championship. Winning the Regional championship from Bay City qualified the Broncos for the state tournament. JOHNNY LINNEY PECK VASS Top row: COACH, John linney, Roy Carpenter, Richard Miller, Joe Brooks Thompson, Dick Hickerson, Anastacio Herrera, Butch Scheffield, Johnny Niederauer, R. H. Schlieker, COACH, Peck Vass. Bottom row: Jack Stockton, Hugh Seale, Mickey Ross, James Amis, Bill Cartwright, Henry Batten, Joe Burt, Johnny Hudson, tarry Huffman, Johnny Rocha, and managor Ken Halaran. PROBABLE STARTERS Top row: Jack Stockton, Butch Sheffield, Johnny Niedcrauer, Joe Brook� Thompjon, Dick Hickerson, Anastacio Herrera. Bottom row: Johnny Rocha, Henry Batten, Joe Burt, larry Huffman, Bill Cartwright, COACH, Peck Vats. Several of the Bronco Baseball team made all-district. These boys are Joe Brooks Thompson, pitcher; Dick Hickerson, first base; Henry Batten, right field; Joe Burt, short stop; Roy Carpenter, second base; Bill Cartwright, left field; Johnny Niederauer, out field; Johnny Rocha, third base; Butch Sheffield, center field; Jack Stockton, pitcher. THOMPSON BURT CARTWRIGHT HICKERSON BATTEN pitcher shortstop left field first base right field «A� HUDSON CARPENTER SEALE SCHIIEKER MOONEY STOCKTON infield second base third base outfield center pitcher SHEFFIELD HERRERA ROSS center field catcher outfield ROCHA third base HUFFMAN catcher Bryan Bryan____ Bryan..... Bryan____ Bryan Bryan Bryan.... Bryan____ Bryan____ Bryan.... Bryan Bryan Bryan DISTRICT ....11 Aldine .................. 0 .... 3 Brenham ................. 8 __16 Conroe___________________1 __12 Huntsville________________0 6 Smiley__________________1 __4 Aldine ___________________0 __ 5 Brenham_________________1 8 Conroe____________________7 4 Huntsville________________3 11 Smiley .................. 0 BI-DISTRICT „ 1 La Vega__________________2 .... 8 La Vega ................. 4 ___7 La Vega ................. 2 AMIS outfield REGIONAL Bryan........_... 8 Bay City Bryan............ 2 Bay City 0 0 NIEDERAUER outfield 80 BRYAN vs. LA VEGA Bi-District Dickie Hickerson, all-district first baseman, puts LaVcga player out to end the bi-district play-off game 7-2 to win the bi-district championship for Bryan. Johnny Rocha, third baseman, is put out on first base in the Bryan-Brenham game. BRYAN vs. BAY CITY Regional Henry Bully Batten drives full speed ahead to scoro a run for Bryan in the Regional game with Bay City which Bryan won 8-0, with Joe Brooks Thompson pitching a no-hittcr. 81 PITCHING STAFF Bill Cartwright Roy Carpenter Jack Stockton Joe B. Thompson Anastacio Herrera, catcher, scores a run for Bryan in the Bryan-Huntsville game. Bi-District Play-off Game Players run on the field to congratulate the winning pitcher Jack Stockton for a job well done. The Broncos won the game 7-2. Kneeling: Kakey Griffin, Billie Jean Blazek, Janice Beal. Standing: Margaret Chapman, Charles Burley, Elaine Ncdbalek, Sammy Pate, Betty Bolton, Raymond leighman, Ann Porter, Margaret Carpenter, Walter Dahlberg, JoAnna White. Nor pictured: Sandra Fleckinstein. Coach: MISS KIDD. tennis team DISTRICT ENTRANTS Kneeling: E. Ncdbalek, M. Carpenter, Junior Girls' Doubles. Middle row: K. Griffin, Senior Girls' Singles; B. J. Blazek, J. Beal, Senior Girls' Doubles. Top row: R. Leighman, S. Pate, Senior Boys' Doubles; W. Dahlberg, Senior Boys' Singles. Nor pictured: S. Fleckinstein, Junior Girls' Singles. W. DAHLBERG Sr. District Champ M. CARPENTER E. NEDBALEK Jr. District Champs J. BEAL-B. J. BLAZEK Sr. Doubles District Champs fifth straight year for district title Dennis Johnson, Sammy Dywer, Ross Falco, Charles Davidoff, Ronnie Marshall, Joe Bill Krolczyk, Travis Nevill, Tommy McDonald, Jackie Connor, Kenneth Patranclla, John Mathis, Jimmy Youngblood, Jerry Zimmerman. track CHARLES DAVIDOFF shot put JOE BILL KROLCZYK discus and shot put TRAVIS NEVILL high low hurdles, 440 JACKIE CONNOR SAMMY DYWER broad jump broad jump low hurdles 220 dash RONNIE MARSHALL high hurdles high jump TRAVIS NEVILL high hurdles low hurdles 440 relay high jump ROSS FALCO CHARLES DAVIDOFF shot put shot put- discus JOE BILL KROLCZYK discus shot put JERRY ZIMMERMAN shot put 85 mr. s. f a? BILL DOSS 88 8 •D Ji S SSIUI,, SNI idOH ASIVd i senior favorites JIMMIE AKIN 90 NORMA DANSBY junior favorites MARCIA WILLIAMSON HUGH SEALE sophomore favorites 92 MARTHA AMIS yell leaders This year the yell leaders should be given a big thanks for attending all the games and promoting school spirit at S.F.A. JANETTE TKAC PAT PIAGENS PHYlllS GRIZZAFFI IORITA DONAHO JANICE BEAL homecoming I Homecoming Queen for 1956, Phyllis Grizzaffi, and her court, Duchesses Norma Dansby and Kay Webb, Princesses Puddin Seale, Carolyn Graham, and Carol Jane Seiders, were presented before the Bryan-Aldine game on November 2. The Queen was crowned by Captain Malcolm Brewer and re- ceived a bouquet of white mums and a gold miniature football in- scribed, Homecoming Queen 1956. Rusty Linney served as the Crown Bearer. Homecoming Queen MISS PHYLLIS GRIZZAFFI HOMECOMING NOMINEES Norma Dansby Kathlene Seale Carol Jane Seiders Phyllis Grizzaffi Carolyn Graham Kay Webb Malcolm Brewer, captain, presenting Home- coming Queen with the miniature football and white mums. Duchesses, Kay Webb and Norma Dansby with escorts James Coe and Stuart Helvey, stand in background. Crown bearer. Rusty Linney, hands the crown to Malcolm. valentine court Chosen by the student body of Stephen F. Austin High School, steadies Patsy Hopkins and Jimmy Akin, reigned as the 1957 King and Queen of Hearts. Princes Bill Doss and Sammy Dwyer and Princesses Norma Dansby and Phyllis Grizzafi represented the senior class. Dukes and Duchesses from the junior and sophomore classes were Billy Ray Garrison and Marcia Williamson, Butch Sheffield and Billie Jean Blazek, Hugh Seal and Martha Amis, and Louis Griffen and Linda Cobb. Crown bearers were Carl Bounds and Richard Pearce. The King and Queen, along with the royal court, were entertained by S.F.A. talent and two ballerinas from gravis Elementary School. King Jimmy Akin crowns Queen Patsy Hopkins Queen of Hearts. The royal couple made their grand entry through the satin covered heart EDWARD ADAMS Band Assistant Director JANIS BOTTER Bronco Editor-in-Chief CLARKE COOK Bronco Business Manager These students were nominated by the student council and elected by the faculty on the basis of their out- standing characteristics. They are truly Who's Who. who’s who ROY CARPENTER Corral Editor-in-Chief KAY WEBB Girls' Forum President BILL DOSS Student Body President BILL VANCE Student Body Vice President JEAN ROBERT Student Body Secretary PATSY HOPKINS Senior Class President NORMA DANSBY Girls' Forum Vice President JANE RICHMOND President Tri-Hi-Y BILLY CARR PARRISH Friday Assembly Chairman DALE PORTER Bronco Assistant Editor BENNIE GRIFFIN Junior Class President FOOTBALL AWARDS BEST LINEMAN AWARD-Travis Nevill NORMAN DANSBY AWARD-James Coe BEST BACK AWARD-Sammy Dwyer MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-Johnny Niederauer HARRY CHAMBERS AWARD-R. H. Schlicker POULTRY AWARD-Gary Sherril DAIRY AWARD—Earl White FUTURE FARMERS AWARDS OUTSTANDING FUTURE FARMER—Alvin Novasad FIRST STATE BANK-Hardy Weedon 98 OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL PLAYER Joe Brooks Thompson DANFORTH AWARD This award was presented at the commencement exercises to Lee Falco and Carol Jane Seiders. They were chosen by the faculty on the basis of distinct qualities of outstanding leadership and character. They re- ceived the book Dare You. D. A. R. AWARD Presented to Bobby Hughes for his outstanding knowledge in American History. senior play The play was fun, but backstage was the most fun of all. Girls will be girls at slumber partios! ONIONS IN THE STEW ______________ ANN ADAMS ____________________________ KATHLEEN SEALE JANE RICHMOND ______ BILLY VANCE ......................... WILLIE MACK TATE _____________________BILLY CARR PARRISH MARTHA FLETCHER CLARKE COOK LEE FALCO VITO CANGELOSI LYNDA LYNCH ______ RODNEY JACKSON JEAN ROBERT TONY VARISCO _____________________ CONNIE COLE CAROL JANE SEIDERS ______ JANIS BOTTER ............ NORMA DANSBY ________ PATSY ELDRED KAY WEBB ________DICKIE HICKERSON _____________________________ JACKIE MOONEY ________________ GALE JONES _________________________PATSY HOPKINS JACK BURNS. CHARLES COLE, CHARLES DAVIDOFF _____________________ MAE GOODLETT MRS. MARIE MCDONALD MRS. M. E. VARNELL Anne________________ Joen ........ Betty McDonald Don McDonald Howard .____________ Roger -------------- Claire Fessenden Claud .... � Mrs. Watson's Harry New-Motor Marvin Lyda Jim_________________ Dotty .............. Joey Bee Gee —----- — Salsie______________ Kitsie ______ Leslie Arnold Margo . ............ Delia Murray Phil Murray Mr. Curlfs__________ Mrs. Curtis Miss Garvey Seilors .—---------- Directors__________ Living on an island has its dis- advantages, especially when it rains. The family at home? well, get down!!! junior play You won by a landslide. Backstage before the play. GIRL CRAZY RAYMOND LEIGHMAN Danny Churchill RICHARD MOORE RICHARD REISER GLEN BAKER SAM NIGH ERNEST LEWIS ROBERT CARLTON Molly BETTY ORR Test GENEVA WEHRING MYRNA McGUIRE NATHLAN REZZOFFII HELEN ODSTRICIL DALE PORUER Sally MARY EDGE MARCIA WILLIAMSON BENNIE GRIFFIN GAIL SCHLESSELMAN Lieutenant Caddigan .... ALVIN SCHILLER Directors MAE GOODLFTT mrs. edd McDonald These dudes will never make westerners. The entire Junior Play cast. 103 fie I Puddin Seale and Carolyn Graham help the senior win the coke-drinking contest. I Seniors wait for the class count. iy and elections GARY WOODARD MICKEY ROSS BRAZOS VARISCO CHARLES BURLEY ... BENNIE GRIFFIN DAtE PORTER JANICE BEAL Boys' Forum President Student Body Vice President Junior Class President Senior Class President Student Body President Girls' Forum President PAT WILLIAMS Veil Leader MARGARET CARPENTER Yell Leader kay McDonald BRONCO Business Manager BONNIE ANGUS BRONCO Business Manager STEPHANIE SWAFFORD Assistant BRONCO ELLEN HOWELL Business Manager Those Not Pictured: MARTHA AMIS LORITA DONAHO Yell Leader GENEVA WEHRING Editor of BRONCO Officers of 1958 Some girls just can't get enough sun! Then there arc those who can't swim but buy a new suit every summer, sit on the bank, and show how handsome they are. Travis fell in the water. His slacks shrunk, and his socks stretched! I senior trip There are a few people who are regular ducks when it comes to water! Everyone was so hungry. The sun glasses factory made a fortune before this senior trip! senior highlights The annuel skating party at Kurten Junior-Senior banquet Graduation exercises Junior-Senior prom Senior play Onions in the Stew' Sr. trip at New I Braunsfels Dancing at the Rec Graduation practice 107 baccalaureate an The Baccalaureate service was held Sunday, May 26, at 8:00 p.m. in the Stephen F. Austin Auditorium. The invocation was given by Bill Vance, vice president of the student body. Music was presented by the A Cappella choir which was followed by the introduction of the speaker. Reverend W. H. Dickinson, Associate Pastor, Highland Park Methodist Church of Dallas. In his inspiring sermon he emphasized the importance of getting along with others. Graduation, an experience never forgotten by the graduates, was held in the auditorium, Monday, May 27, at 8:00 p.m. The invocation was given by Patsy Hopkins, president of the senior class, who also presented the school pennant and class gift to Charles Burley and Bennie Griffin, future senior class president and president of the student body. Music for the senior processional and recessional was provided by the Bronco Band. The speaker, Reverend J. W. Lancaster of the First Southern Presbyterian Church, Austin, reminded the seniors to face realities, to select a worth-while goal in life, and to discipline themselves and their minds to achieve that goal. JEANETTE TKAC Babe Ruth Good Sportsmanship Award BARBARA AAETZER Business scholarship award presented by the Bryan-College Station chapter of the National Secretaries Association mmencement M' ROY CARPENTER and EDWARD AD- AMS shared scholastic honors when they both tied for the top honor rating with a 3.98 grade point rating during their four years in high school. The perfect score is 4.0. Sue Haswell Safely Award ROY CARPENTER Bryan-College Station B PW JO ANN HAVEL JANE RICHMOND and NORMA UDASHEN were close behind Roy and Edward in scholastic standing. Both girls tied with 3.93 grade points. Award tor OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary _______ Treasurer ....... Reporter Project Chairman PATSY HOPKINS RICHARD MILLER JUDY ADAMS JIMMY AKIN DICKIE HICKERSON JANE RICHMOND seniors class of '57 The senior class had a very successful year working hard to earn money for the trip and the class gift The class went to New Braunfels for a day of fun and laughs, coming home with memories never to be forgotten. At Commencement, Patsy Hopkins presented the gift, two motion picture screens, to Benny Griffin. EDWARD ADAMS Band 55, 56, 57; Choir 55; atudcnt Council 56; National Honor Society 57; Sousa Award 57; Band officer 55, 56; Student director of band 57. JUDY ADAMS 4-H 55. 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; Pa. American 55, 56, 57; Secretar Senior Class 57; Girls' Forum Rep 56; Homeroom officer 57. MARGARET ANN ADAMS 4-H 55, 56, 57; Thespian 55, 56, 57; Footlights 55, 56, 57; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; A Cappclla Choir 55, 56, 57; Citizen of the week 57; Secretary 4-H 55, Vice President 4-H 56; Secretary Latin CIud 56; Presi- dent Thespian 57; Secretary 4-H 56. 112 ADA AKINS A Cappella Choir 57. MM IE AKIN in American 55, 56; B Associa- n 56, 57; Valentine King 57; nior Favorite 57; Treasurer Senior ass 57; Letter in basketball 57; tter in track 56, 57. MES AMIS irbershop Quartet 57; Hi-Y 57; B tsociation 57; letter in baseball r; Homeroom officer 57. ERRY WAYNE ARNOLD tin Club 55. 56, 57; Band 55, 56. : Club 56, 57; Junior Frolics 56; iporter of DE Club 57. ENRY E. BATTEN, JR. idiron Club 57; B Association i, 57; Barbershop Quartet 57; tizen of the Week 57; Football tter 57; Baseball 55, 56. 57. ANNY BELL : Club 56. ROBERT LANE ALLEN Senior Frolics 57; Junior Rotarian 57; Football letter 57. LORETTA ANDERSON Footlights 55, 56, 57; FHA 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57; Trl-Hl-Y 55, 56; Homeroom officer 56; Student Council 55; Girls' Forum Represen- tative 57. JUDY ASHCRAFT Mid-term graduate. RICHARD BATTEN 4-H 55, 56; FFA 55. 56. FRANK BENAVIDEZ FFA 56. 57; Tennis Club 56, 57; Letter in Tennis. 113 MARY OLIVIA BERNAL Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Future Nurses 57. FLOYD CHARLES BORISKIE REBA BOX DE 57. J. R. BRAVENEC MALCOLM BREWER B Association 56, 57; FFA 55, 56. 57; Football co-captain 57; Two letters in football 56, 57; Secretary FFA 56; Treasurer FFA 57. MYRNA LOUISE BLACK Pan-American Club 55, 56; A Ca| pella Choir 55, 56; Homerooi officer 56, 57; Sophomore repp sentative to A Cappclla Choir 5i DEANE JANIS BOTTER Corral Staff 55, 56; Pan-America 55, 56, 57; Footlights 55, 56, 5 Thespians 56, 57; FTA 56, 57; Qui and Scroll 56, 57; Bronco Staff 5 57; FHA 55; Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57, 5J Band 55, 56, 57; Who's Who 5J Senior Frolics, Senior Play, Junie Play; Student Council 57; Citizen c the week 57; Secretary FTA 56; Se retary Band 57; Editor of Bronct Homeroom officer 55, 56. MARGARET ANN BOXLEY Pan-American 55, 56, 57; FHA 5: 56, 57;. Footlights 56. 57; Band 5: 56, 57. opening night proved to be fun 114 ORTON BURKHALTER )E M. BURT Association 56, 57; Barbershop artet 56, 57; Gridiron club 55, , 57; Two letters in baseball; usurer of Barbershop Quartet 57; .trie� champs baseball team — 2 jrs. ITO CANGELOSI otlights 55, 56, 57; Thespian 57; rbershop Quartet 57; Band 55, , 57 Junior Play 56; Senior Play ; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics ; Secretary of Footlights 57. 'ILHAM E. CARTWRIGHT Association 56, 57; Barbershop rartet 57; Hi-Y 57; Football 56, 57; seball 55, 56, 57; Basketball 57; esident of Boys' Quartet. JACK BURNS Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57. Annual Staff 57; Hi-Y 56, 57; Barbershop Quartet 57; Junior Play 55; Senior Play 56; Junior Rotarian 55; Junior Frolic 56; Senior Forlics 57; Delegate to Hi-Y Youth and Government. CHESTER BYNUM Band 55, 56. 57; 4-H 57. ROY CARPENTER Pan-American 55, 56; Quill and Scroll 56, 57; National Honor So- ciety 57; Student Council 57; Corral staff 56, 57; Three lettors in base- ball, DAR Good Citizen Award 57; Editor of Corra 57; Captain of team 57; Student Council Representative 57. MAURICE GENE CHAPMAN Barbershop Quartet 57; Manager basketball 57; Manager football 57. JAMES COE Barbershop Quartet 57; Norman Dansby Memorial Award 57; Cap- tain of football team 57; Homeroom officer 55. ENE CHEATHAM A 55, 56, 57; Vice President FFA ; Homeroom officer 57. 115 CHARLES COLE Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; Radio Club 55, 56; Barbershop Quartet 56; Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Corral Staff 55, 56; Bronco Staff 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Junior Play 56; Senior Play 57; Band 55; Secretary Hi-Y 57; Homeroom Officer 56. CLARKE COOK Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; Footlights 55, 56. 57; Thespians 57; A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Who's Who 57; National Honor Society 56; Corral Staff 56; Bronco Staff 56, 57; Senior Play; Junior Frolics; Senior Frolics; Vice President National Honor Society 57; Reporter Footlights 57; Reporter Hi-Y 57; Business Manager Bronco 57. DOROTHY CRIM Footlights 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56; Future Teachers 55, 56, 57; A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Thespian 57; Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Junior Frolics, Choir letter. BINNIE ANNE DANSBY Footlights 55, 56, 57; Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56; FHA 57; A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Bronco Staff 57; Choir letter; Homeroom officer 55, 56, 57; Business Manager of Bronco; Tri-Hi-Y representative to conference 56. CHARLES DAVIDOFF Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57; B Association 56, 57; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Frolics; Two letters in football; Two letters in track; All-District football. CONNIE COLE Footlights 55, 56, 57; Pan-America 55, 56, 57; Thespians 56, 57; Tri-H Y 55, 56; FTA 57; National Horn Society 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senit Play student director 57; Homerooi officer 57; Vice President Thespiar 57. KENNETH COUGER Hi-Y 55; Homeroom officer 55, 5( Junior Play committee 56; Senic Play committee 57. CHARLES CUNNINGHAM Mid-term Graduate. NORMA DANSBY Footlights 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 5! 56; FHA 55, 56, 57; Student Counc 56; A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 5’, FFA Sweetheart 57; Senior Favorit Junior Favorite; Valentine Court 5i 57; National Honor Society 5« Homecoming Court 55, 56, 51 Student Council Secretary 56; Cho Council 55; Homeroom officer 5'. Girls' Forum Vice President 57. MARGARET DAVIS FHA 55, 56; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56. 116 'ENDELL LEE WITHERS ESERN n-American 55; DE 57; Student luncil 56; DE letter. ILL DOSS rbershop Quartet 57; Hi-Y 56, 57; tin Club 55, 56. 57; Boys' State ; A Cappclla Choir 57; Prince in dentine Court 56, 57; Junior Fa- cile 56; Junior Play 56; Mr. S.F.A, '; FHA Sweetheart 56; President inior Class 56; President Student dy 57; Vice President Choir 57; ice President Hi-Y 57; Homeroom :ficer 55, 56. £W MY DWYER m-American 55, 56, 57; B As- cialion 55, 56, 57; Student Coun- 55. 57; Gridiron Club 55; Hi-Y Class Favorite 55; Valentine url 55, 57; Three letters in foot- ill, One baseball letter, All-District otball 57; All-District basketball '; Two letters in basketball; Track Iter; Vice President Sophomo-e ass 55; President Boys' Forum 57. !UTH ESCOBEDA an-American 55, 56, 57; Bond 55, 6, 57 BURTIS RAE DOCKERY JAMES DOWLING DE Club 56, 57; DE Delegate to state convention 57; Reporter of DE Club 56. PATSY ELDRED Pan-American 55, 56, 57; FHA 55; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; Footlights 55. 56, 57; Thespians 56, 57; Band 55, 56. 57; National Honor Society 57; Sonior Play 57; Junior Play Commit- tee 56; Citizen of the week 57; Twirler 56, 57; Junior Frolics 56; Girls' Forum Representative 55, 56; Band President 57; Thespian Secre- tary-Treasurer 57; Homeroom officer 55, 56; Outstanding band award 57. EARVIN EMSHOFF MARY FRANCES EVANS FHA 57; library Club 56, 57; Treasurer library Club 57. ROSS CHARLES FALCO Hi-Y 55, 56; Gridiron Club 55; Junior Frolics 56; B Association 55, 56, 57; Barbershop Quartet 56; Three letters in football; Two letters In basketball; one letter track; All- District football 56; Student Council 56; Homeroom officer 55; Boys' Forum Reporter 55. BEVERLY FINKE Tri-Hi-Y 56,- FHA 56, 57; A Cappella Choir 56, 57; Homeroom officer 57; Girls' Forum Representative 57. SAM FORT, JR. Hi-Y 56, 57; Barbershop Quartet 57; National Honor Society 57; Pan- American 55, 56, 57; Homeroom officer 56; Stage Committee Junior Play 56. DONALD RAY FRANCIS 4-H 55, 56. 57; Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; Corral Staff 57; Secretary 4-H 57; Vice President 4-H 55; Homeroom officer 57; Circulation Manager Cor- ral 57. 118 LEE FALCO Footlights 55, 56, 57; Hi-Y 55, S 57; Thespians 57; lone Star Boy State 56; Junior Rotarian 57; Pres dent Footlights 56, 57; Senior Pie 57; Senior Frolics 57; Footligh Reporter 55; Homeroom officer 5 DOROTHY FAZZINO FHA 55, 56; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; DE 5: Homeroom officer 55, 56; Girl Forum representative 56; Studer Council 56, 57. MARTHA FLETCHER Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57, FHA 55, 56, 57 Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Senic Play 57; Senior Frolics 57; Nationi Honor Society 57; A Cappella Cho 56, 57; Homeroom officer 57 Fourth Vice President Girls' Forur 57; Girls' Forum Representative 5 LINDA MELISSA FOURAKEI Footlights 56, 57; Pan-American 5t Tri-Hi-Y 56; Girls'Forum represent! live 56; Bronco Staff 57. LYDIA MAE FRANCIS DE 57. )AVID S. GARCIA an-American 55, 56, 57. :arolyn graham HA 55, 56. 57; Footlights 55, 56, 7; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; Junior Frolics 6; Senior Frolics 57; Homecoming rincess 57; Homeroom officer 56. GORDON GREGG an-American 55, 56, 57; National onor Society 56, 57; Barbershop luartet 56, 57; Student Council 55, 7; Gridiron Club 55; Junior Frolics 6; All-District football 56; Junior otarian 55, 56, 57; Three letters i football; Sophomore Class Presi- ent 55; Treasurer Pan-American 6, 57; Treasurer Student Council 7; Vice President Barbershop Quar- ti 55, 56. GEORGE S. HAMILTON an-American 55, 56, 57; Barber- hop Quartet 56, 57; Radio Club 7; Junior Frolics 56; One letter in sotball; President of Radio Club 7; Homeroom officer 57. HLLY HARE LOUISE GLOVER EDWARD GREGG Barbershop Quartet 56; Homeroom officer 57. PHYLLIS MARIE GRIZZAFFI FFA Sweetheart 55; Yell loader 56, 57; Head Yell leader 57; Princess on Valentine Court 57; Junior Fro- lics 56; Senior Frolics 57; FHA 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56,- Bronco Staff 47; Library Club 56; Student Council 55, 57; library helper 55, 56; Usherette Senior Play 57; Citizen of the week 57; Homeroom officer 55; Two letters for yell leader. MARTHA HANUS 4-H 55, 56, 57; Pan-American 55, 56; Girls' Forum Reader 55, 56, 57; National Honor Society 56. MATTIE HARRISON DE 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55; Outstanding DE Student Award 57; Delegate to two state conventions 56, 57; First Vice President DE 56; President DE Club 57. 119 ROLAND HARRISON Hi-Y 55, 56; Barbershop Quartet 56; Track 55; Homeroom officer 55. STUART HELVEY Hi-Y 57; Barbershop Quartet 57; Gridiron 56; B Association 55, 56, 57; Three letters football , Co- captain football 57; Most Valuable Player Award 56; All-district 56, 57; All State 57; All Central Texas Squad 57; Homeroom officer 57; Student Council 55; Hi-Y officer 56. LUPE C. HERNANDEZ Pan-American Club 56; FHA 55; Band 56, 57; Girls' Forum Repre- sentative 56, 57. PHYLLIS RAE HOLLINGER library Club 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55; Secre- tary library Club 57. PATSY HOPKINS Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; FHA 56, 57; Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespians 56, 57; Pan-American 55, 56, 57; TASC Delegate 57; Senior Play 57; Valen- tine Queen 57; Miss S.F.A. 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Secretary Junior Class 56; President Senior Class 57; Student Council 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y; Vice President, Secretary 57. 120 JO ANN HAVEL Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56; FHA 56, 57; Junio Frolics 56; FHA Historian and Re porter 57; Homeroom officer 55, 57 ANDREW R. HERNANDEZ Pan-American 57; Barbershop Quai let 57; Delegate for Pan-Amcricai Club 57. DICKY HICKERSON Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57; B‘ Association 55. 56. 57; Footlight 55, 56. 57; Barbershop Quartet 55 56, 57; Two letters in baseball; On« letter basketball; All-district bascbal 56; Hi-Y Delegate 56; Reportc Senior Class 57; Treasurer Boys Forum 57; Secretary Hi-Y 56. Patsy Hopkins, Senior Class President, seems to be a little worried! OYCE HORN i-Hi-Y 56; A Cappella Choir 55, S, 57; Pan-American 55, 56, 57; HA 55, 56, 57; Secretary of FHA 7; National Honor Society 57; omeroom officer 57; Choir letter 3 years) Girls' Forum Rep. 56. OBBY HUGHES •tin Club 55, 56, 57; Radio Club S, 56, 57; Student Council 56, 57; jporter-Radio Club 55, 56. OBBIE JEAN JONES iid-term graduate IERRY NELL JONES ibrary Club 56; Reporter Library Hub 56. ‘IM MAX KENNEDY E Club 57; Homeroom officer 56. BARBARA HUDSON Mid-term graduate. RODNEY JACKSON Barbershop Quartet 57; Hi-Y 57; Thespian 57; Bronco Staff 57; Track 57,- Senior Play 57; Senior Declama- tion 57; Homeroom officor 57; Sports staff 57; Delegate for Hi-Y to San Antonio 57. GALE JEANINE JONES A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Stu- dent Council 57; National Honor Society 57; Thespians 57; Corral Staff 57,- Assistant editor Corral 57; Junior Play 56; Senior Play 57; Junior Frolics 56; Secretary Choir 57; Girls' Forum Rep. 55, 56; Home- room officer 55. THOMAS JONES Radio Club 57; Secretary-Treasurer Radio Club 57. DONALD KOCMAN FFA 55, 56, 57; Junior Farm Skill team 56; Senior Farm Skill team 57; Poultry judging team 55, 56; Radio Broadcasting team 56; FFA Green- hand secretary 57. 121 JOE BILL KROLCZYK B Association 56, 57; Track letter- man 56, 57; Homeroom officer 57. ABLE LARA Pan-American 57; Band 55, 56; B Association 1 year basketball letter- man. GEORGE LEIGHMAN ROSA MARY LOPEZ Pan-American 55, 56, 57; FHA 55, 56. 57; Library Club 56, 57; Future Nurses 57. LYNDA LYNCH Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; FHA 55, 56; Future Teacher 57; Footlights Club 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57; Bronco Staff 57; Senior Play 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Forlics 57; President Future Teachers 57; Reporter Pan-American 57. JEANETTE KUBIN Future Teachers 56, 57; Songlead 57; Pan-Am Club 56, 57; Footligh 57; Student Council 57; Homerooi officer 56. JIMMY LEFEVRE BARBARA LERO FHA 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55. Si Girls' Forum Rep. 56; FHA Parlii mentarian 57; Junior Frolics 5i Usherette for Senior Play 57. STEVE LOWRY Band 57; A Cappella Choir 57 Homeroom officer 57. H. C. MANNING Homeroom officer 55. 122 BEATRICE H. MARIN an-American 55, 56, 57; Footlights 5, 56, 57; Thespian 57; Future lurses 57; Band 55, 56, 57; FHA 5, 56; Vice President Future Nurses 7. ALPH MATHIS ;ayle MAYHUGH ri-Hi-Y 56; Future Nurses 57; Band 6, 57; Corresponding Secretary uture Nurses 57. OIS FAY MEIER � E Club 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55; FHA 55, uture Nurses 57; Homeroom officer 5, 57. BARBARA METZER ri-Hi-Y 55, 56; FHA 55. 56, 57; lirls' Forum Representative 57. KATHY MARTINDALE FHA 55, 56. 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, Class Favorite 55; Duchess Valentine Court 55; Student Council 55; FHA District Recording Secretary 55; Class Secre- tary 55; Senior Frolics 57; Senior Play Committee, Usherette 57; Jun- ior Frolics 56,- Homeroom officer 55, 56. 57. CHARLES R. MAULDIN Footlights 55, 56. 57; Thospian 57,- Junior Frolics 56; Sonior Frolics 57; Bronco Staff 57; Corral Staff 55; 56, 57; Junior Rotarian 57; Home- room officer 55, 56, 57. Caroline McDonald FHA 56, 57; Future Teachers 57; Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57; Footlights 56, 57; Homeroom officer 57; Treasurer Fu- ture Teachers 56, 57. RICHARD MILLER Latin Club 55, 56, 57; Pan-American 56, 57; 4-H 55, 56,A Cappella Choir 55; Hi-Y 56, 57; Barbershop Quartet 57; One letter in football 57; Presi- dent Pan-American 57; Student Council 56; Secretary Boys' Forum 56; Vice President Senior Class 57; Homeroom officer 55. CARL MOEHLMAN Pan-American 55, 56, 57; National Honor Society 56, 57; President A Cappella Choir 57; Vice President Pan-American 57; Vice President National Honor Society 57; A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Choir letter (3 years). PHIL MONTALBANO Vice President FFA 56; FFA 55, 56, 57; Outstanding Future Farmer 56; Outstanding FFA Poultry Award 56; Third place Area Dairy Judging 56; Lone Star Farmers' Degree 56; B Team letterman 55, 56; Footlights 57; Vice President FFA District I 56, 57; Gridiron Club 55; Third high individual Dairy Judging at District, Grand Champion Steer at County Fair. JACK MOONEY Footlights 55, 56, 57; Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; Radio Club 56; Thespians 57; A Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Swimming Team 55, 56; Corral Staff 56, 57; Junior Play 56; Senior Play 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Co-Sports Editor, Pho- tographer Bronco; Treasurer-Reporter Thespian 57; Sports editor Corral 56, 57. JERRY MOSLEY Radio Club 56. 124 EDDIE MIZE ”B'' Association 57; One Ifeter i football; Homeroom officer 57. OLIVIA BEATRICE MONCIVAIS Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Futur Nurses 57; FHA 55, 56. 57; Fool lights 55, 56, 57; Thespians 57 Girls' Forum Representative 56. JAMES MOON Library Club 56; Merit Award 51 SAM J. MORELLA DE Club 55; Radio Club 57. SIDNEY MURPHY Junior Frolics 56; Track 56, 57 Barbershop Quartet 56, 57. OYDE RAY NASH srbershop Quarte� 57; Homeroom Pficor 57. ATSY NEVILL and 55, 56, 57; FHA 55, 56 •i-HI-Y 55. 56; Band librarian 57 iris' Forum Representative 57 icket committee, Senior Play 57. -LOVER L. NICKERSON ne letter in track; Homeroom Ticer 57. EGGY NORCROSS HA 55, 56; Tri-Hi-Y 55; Homeroom fficer 56. MVIN L. NOVOSAD FA 556, 57; Outstanding Future armers Award 57; Junior Rotarian 7; Secrotary FFA 57. STANLEY J. NEMEC B Association 57; Barbershop Quartet 57; Homeroom officer 57; One letter football. TRAVIS NEVILL Pan-American 55. 56, 57; Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; ”B Association 55, 56, 57; Best Linesman Award 56, 57; All- District football 57; Second-team all state football 57; Second team All- District basketball 57; Three letters in football; Two, basketball, Three, Track; President Hi-Y 57; Homeroom officer 55, 56, 57. JOHNNY NIEDERAUER Hi-Y 56, 57; ”B Association 55, 56, 57; Most Valuablo player 57; Three football letters; Three baseball letters; All-District football 57; All- District baseball 56; One basketball letter; Student Council 56, 57; Sec- retary Boys' Forum 57; Sergeant-at- arms Hi-Y 57. CAROLYN NORMAN Pan-American 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 56; Footlights 56, 57; Future Teachers 57; Sophomore Class President 56; Student Council 57; Homeroom offi- cer 56. 57. REBECCA ANN PACK FHA 56, 57; Footlights 56, 57; Tri- Hi-Y 56, 57; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 57; Junior Play Com- mittee 57; Homeroom officer 56, 57. 125 MILTON PALASOTA Hi-Y 55, 56; Radio Club 55, 56. DONALD PARSONS letter in swimming 55; Homeroom officer 55; Senior Play committee 57. GLENDA PEERY Band 55; Footlights 55, 56. 57; Pan-American 55. 56, 57; FHA 55. 56; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; Thespians 57; Junior Frolics 56; Junior Play Com- mittee 56; Homeroom officer 55, 56, 57; Girls' Forum Executive Council 55, 56, 57. PAT PETROSKI FHA 56, 57; Footlights 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; library Club 55; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Usher- ette Senior Play 57. OLEN POPE BILLY CARR PARRISH Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespian 56, 57; National Honor Society 57 latin Club 55. 56, 57; Band 55 56, 57; Debate Club 57; Hi-Y 55 56, 57; Junior Play 56; Senior Pla 57; Who's Who 57; Boys' State 57 District Debater Champs 57; Studen Council Parliamentarian 57; Uniforn Technician, Band 56. JANIE PATRANELLA FHA 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56 Bronco Staff 57; Junior Frolics 56 Senior Frolics 57; President FHA 57 Treasurer FHA 56; Secretary-Trees urer Tri-Hi-Y 55; Homeroom office 55, 56; Office helper 56. RICHARD PENA 126 DEL POTTS H 55, 55, 57; B Association 55, I, 57; President 4-H 56. 57; Three iters in track; Co-Captain of track am 57. ERNANDO V. QUINTERO in-American 55, 56, 57. MARVIN PUSTKA Barbershop Quartet 57; Pan-Ameri- can 55. 56; Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; 4-H 55; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Secretary Barbershop Quartet 56; Homeroom officer 57. ALTA FAYE TAYLOR RAACK Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56,- FHA 57; Pan- American 55, 56, 57; A Cappella 55, 56, 57; All-State Choir 56, 57; Reporter-Historian, Choir 57; Girls' Forum Representative 56; Choir letter (3 years) JDOLPH F. RAHNERT ,dio Club 56, 57. 'ADE RAWLS ack letterman 55, 56, 57; Football terman 56, 57; 'B Association . 57. IAN ROBERT -Hi-Y 57; Footlights 55; Latin jb 55, 56, 57; Pan-American 57; itional Honor Society 57; Quill d Scroll .56; Chaplain Girls' Forum ; Vice President Junior Class 56; dcnt Council 55; Reporter Sopho- re Class 55; Vice President Tri- Y 57; Assistant Editor Bronco 56. PETE RAMIREZ Pan-American 55. 56, 57; B” Asso- ciation 56, 57; One letter baseball. JANE GAIL RICHMOND Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespians 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56, 57; OAR Citizen- ship Award 57; National Honor Society 56. 57; Who's Who 56, 57; Junior Play 56; Senior Play 57; Citizen of the Week 57; Student Council 55, 56; Secretary Girls' Forum 56; Second Vice President Girls' Forum 57; President Tri-Hi-Y 57; Assistant Business Manager Bronco 56; Project chairman Senior Class 57; Homeroom officer 55, 57. JIMMY ROBERTS Pan-Amercian 55, 56, 57; Hi-Y 56, 57; One lotter basketball; Stage manager Junior Play and Senior Play; Junior Frolics 56; Basketball B Team 55, 56. 127 GILBERT ROCHA Pan-American 55, 56, 57. PHILIPPA SALCIDO Pan-American 55, 56, 57. CHARLES EUGENE SCHLIEKER Radio Club 56, 57. MELVIN SEAY Junior Frolics 56; Homeroom officer 57. HERMAN SIEGERT Track 56; Football 56; Senior Frolics 57; Homeroom officer 56, 57. JOHNNY RUIZ Pan-American 55, 56, 57. CECILIA SALINAS KATHLEEN SEALE Footlights 55, 56, 57; Thespiai 56, 57; Pan-American 56; Sen'n Pla 57; Latin Club 55, 56, 5 Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; Future Teachers 5 FHA 57; Bronco Staff 57; Vi President Footlights 57; Homecor ing duchess 57; Delegate Tri-Hi- Convention 57; Photographer Junii Class 56. CAROL JANE SEIDERS Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56, 57; Latin Club 5 56, 57; Vice President 56; Sccrctai homeroom. Senior Play Cast; Norr nee for Homecoming Queen; Repc ter Girls' Forum, Danforth Found tion Award 57. WILMA SIMMONS Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Nation Honor Society 57; Homeroom offio 55, 56, 57. 128 iARBARA DYER SMITH HA 55. 56. 57; Footlights 56. 57; brary Club 56; 4-H 55. 56; A appella Choir 56. 'ATSY RAIE SMITH ri-Hi-Y 55. 56; FHA 55, 56. 57; ootlights 55, 56, 57; Future Teach- rs 56; Library Club 56; Junior rolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Senior lay. Usherette 57; Bronco Staff 57; lomeroom officer 55, 56; Girls' orum Representative 57. HUE MAC TATE I.Y 55, 56. 57; Debate Club 57; Cappella Choir 55, 56, 57; Pan- mericon Club 55, 56; B Associa- n 56, 57; Two letters football; rst, Extemporaneous speaking Dis- Ict 57; Parliamentarian Hi-Y 57. 'IRGINIA THILTGEN HA 55. 56; DE 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56; rt Editor Corral 55; Art editor rorxro 56. ANETTE ANN TKAC 1-Hi-Y 55, 56; FHA 55, 56, 57; brorY Club 56; Bronco Staff 57; ell leader 56, 57; National Honor sciety 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senior dies 57; Library helper 56; Library lub Vice President 56,- Two letters fll leader; Usherette, Senior Play F; Homeroom officer 55, 56. BOBBIE JEAN SMITH FHA 55, 56. 57; Tri-Hi-Y 56, 57. Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Girls' Forum Executive Council 57; Junior Play, Usherette 56. JACKIE STEPHENSON Band 55. 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y 57; Pan- Amercian 55, 56. 57; A Cappella Choir 56, 57; Junior Frolics 56; First Division Band Solo, Ensemble Contest 56; All-Region Band 57; Girls' Forum Representative 57. PATRICIA ANN PLAGENS TAYLOR 4-H 55; FHA 55. 56. 57; Tri-Hi-Y 56,- Bronco Staff 57; Footlights 57; Yell Leader 57; Junior Frolics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Secretary-Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y 56; Student Council 55; FHA State Meeting 56. JOE BROOKS THOMPSON B Association 56, 57; National Honor Society 57; Three letters baseball; Captain basketball team 57; All-District basketball 57; Two letters basketball; All-District base- ball 56, 57; All-state baskctball; Junior Rotorian 57; Homeroom offi- cer 57. NORMA UDASHEN Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Footlights 56; Tri-Hi-Y 55. 56; Future Teachers 57; DAR History Award 56; National Honor Society 57; Secretary Future Teachers 57; Homeroom officer 57. 129 BILLY VANCE Radio Club 56; Hi-Y 56; Barbershop Quartet 56, 57; A Cappella Choir 55, 57; National Honor Society 57; Junior Play 56; Senior Play 57; Who's Who 57; Senior Frolics 57; Junior Frolics 56; Junior Rofarien 57; Student Council 57; Vice Presi- dent Student Body 57; Secretary Choir 57; Junior Class officer 56; Student Council convention in Hous- ton 57; Delegate to “Youth in Government 56. TONY VARISCO Senior Frolics 57; Senior Play 57. FRANK WALLIN Homeroom officer 55. JAMES O. WHEAT DE 57; Homeroom officer 55, 56. JAMES WILLARD WILLIAMS Barbershop Quartet 57; President Barbershop Quartet 57; Homeroom officer 55, 56, 57. 130 PAT VANCE Mid-term graduate JERRY WALKER DE Club 56, 57; Vice President DE Club 57; Delegate to State Convention in DE 56; Homeroom officer 56. KAY WEBB National Honor Society 56, 57. Student Council 56; Thespians 56 57; Pan-American 55, 56, 57; Foot lights 56, 57; FHA 56, 57; Who'i Who 57; Twirler 55, 56; Feature Twirler 57; Junior Play 56; Senio Play 57; Senior Frolics 57; Citizer of the week 57; Homecoming Duch ess 57; Girls' Forum President 57 FHA President 56; Band letter District officer FHA 57. B. WILSON : Club 56, 57; Sports editor of 3rral 55; B Association 55; Pan- nerican Amateur Hour 56; Toast- sster at DE Banquet 57. LSIE JUNE YEAGER A 55, 56, 57; 4-H 55. 56; Tri- i-Y 55, 56; Pan-American 55, 56; ce President 4-H 55. ARBARA ZWEIFEL in-American 55, 56, 57; Tri-Hi-Y i, 56; National Honor Society 57; iris' Forum Secretary-Treasurer 57; ce President 4-H 57; Homeroom ficer 55. JOE WINN Barbershop Quartet 57; Junior Fro- lics 56; Senior Frolics 57; Student Council 55; Homeroom officer 55, 57. PEGGY JOYCE YOUNG Pan-American 55, 56, 57; 4-H 55. 56. 57; Tri-Hi-Y 55, 56; National Honor Society 57; Reporter 4-H 56, 57; Homeroom officer 56, 57. Pictures Not Available ROBERT CANALES ROBERT DeMOTTIER JOHNNY PAHOLEK DANIEL SHOPPE SYLVIA VELASCO JAMES VERNON 131 CLASS OFFICERS Back row; Alvin Schiller, Secretary; Bennie Griffin, President; Mickey Ross, Vice President. Front row: Kakey Griffin, Reporter; Charles Burley, Treasurer; Gates Whitley, Chaplain. juniors class of ’58 Ronnie Allen Charles Andrus 132 Marjorie Bain Glen Ray Baker Janice Beal Barney Blackburn Bonnie Angus Carolyn Ayers James Ayers Mildred Bonjo Jake Boriskie Victoria Bosquez Linda Brady Pauline Brewster John Buffington Charles Burley Sue Burlin Billie Jean Blazek John Bonifazi George Bond Gayle Burrage Judy Butler Eugene Byars Melvin Byers Charles Cahill Judy Cannon Robert Carleton Bill Carmichael Lynn Ray Carter Allen Cassens Nina Ruth Clary Phil Collins 133 Jim CoVan Mary Creed Donald Crowley Walter Dahlberg Algie Davis Connie Davis Virginia Davis Jane Delaplane Mike DeWey Lorita Donaho Charlotte Duckett Betty Duron Mary Edge Stephanie Elliott Ann Elliott Benny Ellison Sammy Enloe Sudie Flatt Freddie Forstoff George Fort Danny Fuschak Johnnie Garner Billy Ray Garrison Lillian Gaston Roy Glover Norman Godwin Loretta Goode Dianne Griesser Bennie Griffin Kakey Griffin Wanda Guyton Barbara Habarta Raleigh Hall Joyce Hamburg Margo Hamilton Florence Haupt Joyce Henry Mary Lena Hernandez Anastacio Herrera Leburn Hermann 135 Barbara Holleman Earl Holloman Cecil Ann Hudetts Johnny Hudson Larry Huffman Ann Hugghins Mildred Hughes Jean Hurley Dennis Johnson Wilton Johnson Janis Jones James Kemp Jack Kindt Thomas Kolbasinski Don Kopetsky Gene Kopetsky 136 Leon Krolczyk Martha Krolczyk Willie Kuder Elaine Kupfernagel Raymond Lieghman Katherine Lero Jack Lester Earnest Lewis Julia Lindley Buddy Luther Pat Luza Catherine McAliley Jimmy McClellan Milton McCoy Carolyn McDonald Kay McDonald Tommy McDonald Myrna McGuire Nell McLain Jerry Marriott Judy Massie Jenny Mayfield David Medina Lionel Milberger Louis Milberger Billy Milberger David Mooney Leslie Morello Jean Morris Charlie Munoz Johnny Munoz Betty Jo Murry Earl Nash Patsy Nash Dixie Nichols 138 Sam Nigh H. 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WOOLENS DEPARTMENT STORE 221 North Main Street Central Cexas RarMoare Company HARDWARE BUILDERS SUPPLIES PLUMBING SUPPLIES PAINTS AND VARNISHES 202 SOUTH BRYAN AVENUE Phon« 5-1388 Iryatt. (Texas COMPLETE LINE OP CHINAWARE CRYSTALWARE AND GIFT ITEMS 166 prophecy of class of ’57 Strolling through the fair grounds of the Annual County Fair in Bryan, the City with a Future. we came across a little fortune-telling tent. Let's stop in and see what happens, shall we? Say! We're in luck! This one is complete with a crystal ball. Wonder if we could really see into the future just by looking into this piece of glass. Let's try to see 20 years ahead to 1977. Hey, the ball seems to be getting all misty . . . and look, there's a picture inside. We can see pretty clearly now, and well, what do you know—IT'S US!! ANN ADAMS: Dean of Agriculture at Texas Tech, which is manufacturing mink-lined sports jackets for horses. EDWARD ADAMS: Director of the N.S. Navy Band. JUDY ADAMS: After finally learning to type over 20 words per minute, she has become personal secretary to the President. ADA AKIN: Has just gone to Reno to divorce her 16th husband after completing her new book How to Keep Your Husband Happy. JIMMY AKIN: Coach of of the Harem Globe Trotters. BOB ALLEN: Heavy-weight Champion of the World. JAMES AMIS: Senator James Amis is winner of the Best Dressed Man Award of 1977. LORETTA ANDERSON: She hasn't been seen for the last 20 years. She's been hidden under all those petticoats. JERRY ARNOLD: Famed brain surgeon. He successfully completes his thousandth brain operation. EVA BAIRD: She is still baking bread for Mrs. Baird. She has invented new rolls that are guaranteed to shrink, not rise. BULLY BATTEN: Water-ski champ of Camp Creek. RICHARD BATTEN: Outstanding English professor and lecturer at Harvard. DANNY BELL: Delivers buttermilk for the Carnation Company. (Private joke?) FRANK BENEVIDEZ: Tired of taking tennis trophies one after another, he tried it under water and he is still champ. MARY BERNAL: Still grateful that she graduated from S. F. A. FLOYD BORISKIE: Shaking his children on his knee while smoking a pipe. JANIS BOTTER: Still sits and wishes for tornadoes. REBA BOX: Is raising little circles. MARGARET BOXLEY: Has taken Imogene Coca's place on TV. J. R. BRAVENEC: Regular third baseman for the Houston Buffs. MALCOLM BREWER: Rodeo Champ of World for ten straight years. NORTON BURKHALTER: Has made a new car out of old tin cans. JACK BURNS: Down houses. All smoke and no fire. JOE BURT: Manager of the New York Yankees. He always wanted to break into the Major Leagues. CHESTER BYNUM: Now living in the FAR North; he has become a confirmed Yankee. VITO CANGELOSI: Invents a universal solvent, but discovered too late that there was nothing to keep it in. JOE CARLTON: First general the Navy ever had. ROY CARPENTER-. Now a plumber instead of a Carpenter. JOHNNY CARRIER: Sets pins in his own bowling alley. BILL CARTWRIGHT: After many years of practice, he has developed a new style of bull fighting. He says he grabs the bull by the tail and flings it across the arena. Yes sir, that boy can really throw the bull. MAURICE CHAPMAN: Scorekeeper for the professional basketball team, The Detroit Doodlebugs. GENE CHEATHAM: Graduates in 1977 with national F.H.A. honors. JAMES COE: General flunkie, but the very best ditch-digger that Bryan has ever seen. CHARLES COLE: Invents a new toothpaste containing gun powder for people who like to shoot off their mouths. CONNIE COLE: Has just broken the world's round-the-clock desk run in the office where she works as secretary to a track star. CLARK COOK: Married the bearded lady from the Ringling Circus. They are now raising little Fuller brushes. KENNETH COUGER: Has a job as an artist's model. He poses for animal crackers. DOROTHY CRIM: First woman to swim the Atlantic Ocean on her back while wearing a lead evening gown. CHARLES CUNNINGHAM: Admiral in the Navy. He is stationed in Hawaii. BINNIE ANN DANSBY: Runs the Bryan chapter of the lonely heart's club. She is corresponding secretary to the local chapter of lonely bachelors. NORMA DANSBY: Bounces her great-great grandchildren on both knees. CHARLES DAVIDOFF: Is now manufacturing a souped-up, cut-down, chopped and chammeled, 350 horse power baby carriage for parents who want to give their kids a fast start in life. MARGARET DAVIS: She has gradually worked up to number one stewardess for Slobbovian Airlines. ROBERT DEMOTTIER: Got the purple heart for stubbing his toe while going over the hill. BURTIS DOCKERY: Has just been named husband of the year for inventing a garbage can with no bottom. BILL DOSS: Etching out his living by his inventions. His latest is a spotlight on the back of a car so people can see where they have been. JAMES DOWLING: Dropped out of the Paratroopers when his chute failed to open. SAMMY DWYER: Voted Most Likely to Succeed for the twentieth straight year. (Some day he has to make it!) BARBARA DYER: Still trying to get a hamburger at the Whataburger. PATSY ELDRED and DICKY HICKERSON: Have just won the international prize for having seventy-five children and are currently living in a shoe. MARVIN EMSHOFF: Cashed in on his good looks. He's in motion pictures doubling for Lassie. RUTH ESCOBEDO: Has finally gotten a job as number three bare-back rider for Ringling Brothers Circus. MARY FRANCES EVANS: Two hundred twelve pound dietitian whose latest article is now appearing in the Ladies Home Journal. (Don't miss it: You Too Can Be Slim. ) LEE FALCO: Starring in the 1977 remake of The Wild One. ROSS FALCO: As a result of starring in the remake of A Cry in the Night, the international playboy, Falco has been voted Lover of the World. DOROTHY FAZZINO: She is selling cellophane sarongs. She can't see why they don't sell. RICHARD FERGUSON: Old Dick is now a millionaire, thanks to his cornering the grain market with all his corn. BEVERLY FINKE: Honorary Fire Chief. She has received an award for being the only fireman to put her leg in her hose. MARTHA FLETCHER: Private nurse to Fearless Fosdick. SAM FORT: Now stationed at Fort Sam . . . (Houston!) DONALD FRANCIS: Has made history with the invention of his new game Gnop Gnip. (That's playing ping pong backwards.) DAVID GARCIA: Now the proud owner of his super-delux Sweinmartens, where you can get less food for more money. EPHRAIM GARCIA: He just won the international tic- tac-toe championship by putting invisible ink in his opponent's fountain pen. LYDIA GEORGE FRANCIS: She has a little girl named Mary Jane Susan Marie Sally Anne Judy Diane . . . Francis (Boy, she really likes those first names!) LOUISE GLOVER: Tough, crusading editor of The Podunk Gazette. CAROLYN GRAHAM: Has written a new grammar book for Seniors who don't like English. It's perfectly blank all the way through. EDWARD GREGG: Has just invented a new shorthand which, strangely enough, resembles Morse Code. GORDON GREGG: Is now writing advertisements for that new cereal Bammo that not only snaps, crackles, and pops, and is shot from guns, but it's guaranteed to blow a good-sized hole in your kitchen table. PHYLLIS GRIZZOFFI: Has grown a foot and is now taller than a yardstick. GEORGE HAMILTON: New cook for the county jail. MARTHA JANE HANAS: Has glued her pigtails back on. BILLY HARE: Announces the Bunny Hour because he is Crusader Rabbit's closest friend. HENRY HARRIS: Will be warden at San Quentin, if he ever gets Out. MATTIE and ROLAND HARRISON: Have both married a twin and now their children are double first cousins. JO ANN HAVEL: Helps with Bammo. STUART HELVERY: Fell in love with an African native and hasn't been seen since. (She was a Mau-Mau) ANDREW HERNANDEZ: Selling fountain pens that write under water. His last satisfied customer had this to say: Glub, glub, glub. LUPE HERNANDEZ: Has moved to Kansas and is selling kitchen ranges to homesick Texans. PHYLLIS HOLLINGER: Is designing strapless evening gown with no help at all. PATSY HOPKINS: Is running an old ladies' home for young men. JOYCE HORN: Married Sam Trombone and they are now raising little flutes. BARBARA HUDSON: Sells Studebakers. BOBBY HUGHES: Has a really interesting job as disc jockey at Wake Island. RODNEY JACKSON: After all other attempts have failed, he is trying yeast to make the South rise again. BOBBIE JEAN JONES: Is trying to grow peach trees at the North Pole. GALE JONES: Surveying holes for a miniature golf course. JERRY NELL JONES: Internationally known as the Betty Crocker of 1977. THOMAS JONES: Departed for the moon today. His last words were bold and courageous, but were drowned out by the exhaust. TIM KENNEDY: Is now a star in TV—Movies are better than ever. DONALD KOCMAN: Made his debut at Carnegie Hall with his soul-moving rendition of Chop Sticks. JOE BILL KROLCZYK: Won highest honors in the Olympics for being best tiddly-winks player. ABEL LARA: Is still sitting in Miss Henry's typing class trying to learn the margins for a 50 space line. JIMMY LEFEVRE: Made his fortune selling electric razors to the fuzzy wuzzys. GEORGE LEIGHMAN: Is tutoring Mrs. Vick on the finer points of congruent triangles. BARBARA LERO: Has created the newest in shoes, seven inch heels for those shorties who wish to come up to the shoulders of those famous Texas Aggie football players. ROSA MARY LOPEZ: As President of the International Bird-Watchers Society, she has just published her latest book entitled, The Care and Feeding of Black-Whiskered Orioles. DANIEL LOPEZ: Selling motor scooters with high-speed bumper-bolts. STEVE LOWRY: Has a novelty drum using dried-up noodles for sticks. LYNDA LYNCH. She is completely flustered! She has invented a new chemical and it is getting bigger by the minute. H. C. MANNING: Takes off for Mars this week in his own invention, a pedal-propelled rocket ship. BEATRICE MARIN: Chief instructor of ancient ritual dances like the mambo at Arthur Murray Studios. KATHY MARTINDALE: Has invented the revolutionary new lipstick which she calls Martindale's Smear-Off, which is guaranteed to come off on everything. RALPH MATHIS: After his first week in office has rewarded his followers by declaring open season on boll weevils. CHARLIE MAULDIN: Head cartoonist for Walt Disney. He has introduced Corkey Copperhead and Oggie Alligator. GAYLE MAYHUGH: Has become chief airline stewardess for the Mayhugh Airlines after passing the Belt 'em in the Middle test. LOIS MEIR: Has become number one fashion designer after creating an entirely new letter style which she calls the Wow line. BARBARA METZER: Getzer man. RICHARD MILLER: Now an internationally known plastic surgeon, specializing in dimples. EDDIE MIZE: After becoming a multi-millionaire, he has hired a professional dreamer to dream techni- color dreams of beautiful girls for him. CARL MOEHLMAN: Has just played his first piano concert in Carnegie Hall, but nobody else was there because it was played late at night when all the other janitors had gone home. BEATRICE MONCIVALS: Has just created her own new line of clothes which has revolutionized the world. She calls it Teenies. PHIL MONTALBANO: Has bought a sugar plantation in Hawaii and settled down to a pleasant life raising cane. JAMES MOON: In 1977 he is the man everyone is going to see. JACKIE MOONEY: Trick photographer for the Bryan Daily Eagle. He takes pictures before they happen. SAM MORELLA-. Wanted to major in law; now has a major in-law problem. JERRY MOSLEY: Now a professor of English at Oxford University. He works after hours cleaning the English class rooms. SIDNEY MURPHY: Set a new world's mark for horsemanship by taking his favorite fourlegger over the astounding jump of 100 feet. When asked the secret of his success, he disclosed that he had been watering his horse with Mobilgas which, as you remember, has the sign of the flying red horse. BOYDE NASH: Ring leader of a famous delinquent gang; their chief purpose, stealing cars. STANLEY NEMIC: His athletic ability has paid off. He is now in the finals of the Texas State Checker Championship Tournament. PATSY NEVILL: Now owns and operates her own Curly Girly Beauty Shop. TRAVIS NEVILL: The Dope Walker of all time. GLOVER NICKERSON: Still lettering in Track. JOHNNY NIEDERAUER: World's greatest professional football player. Don't believe us? Ask him! PEGGY NORCROSS: Went to work for Redcross and Bluecross. She wasn't satisfied with Norcross. ALVIN NOVOSAD: Is still sleeping with his trophy. JOHNNY PAHOLEK: After graduating with honors from Georgia Tech, he has finally become a full-fledged engineer ... on a San Francisco cable car. MILTON PALASOTA: He's a ding-dong daddy from Dumas and you ought to see him strut his stuff. BILLY CARR PARRISH: Makes his living singing and squeezing his accordion for high school assemblies. DONALD PARSONS: The Elvis Presley of 1977. Two recent headlines read: Dolls Drool Over Dashing Donnie, and Groovy Grasshopper Makes Girls Go Ga-Ga. JANIE PATRA- NELLA: Another Gina Lollabrigida; yes sir, she's really the rage in Hollywood. GLENDA PERRY: A typical American housewife; happy, carefree, and has half-a-dozen little darlings. 169 (Three kids and three colts!) RICHARD PENA: Teaching left-handed salesmanship to all Mr. Bond's left-over students. PAT PETROSKI: First woman President of A M. PAT PLAGENS TAYLOR: Is still making all the Texas Aggie football games. OLEN POPE: Has given humanity his greatest great invention the G (whiz) bomb. JOEL POTTS: Is in business for himself and is manufacturing all kinds of potts and pans out of a new kind of metal he calls Phft. MARVIN PUSTKA: Has taken the entertainment world by storm with his brand new style of singing, which he calls, Screaming like a mashed cat. FERNANDO QUINTERO: Experimenting with rockets. He was last seen four years ago heading for the moon. RUDOLPH RAHNERT: Idol of millions of teenagers; he's the world's cattiest cat. PETE RAMIREZ: Another Christian Dior. The women are going crazy over his fabulous creations. WADE RAWLS: Has finally gotten his life-long wish. He's finally become a big gust of wind. JANE RICHMOND: Is Presidential candidate in the election of 1976. We think she'll make it. JEAN ROBERT: Is the sole owner of the Robert Company. Their product is Mamcay, the soap of scroungy women. Jean certainly doesn't use it. JIMMY ROBERTS: Star player of the Haren Glub Runners. He just drops the ball right into the basket. Yes sirl It's amazing! GILBERT ROCHA: Professional golfer. He's still surveying holes for miniature golf courses. JOHNNY RUIZ: Got a little carried away with the process in the Air Force and has flown 740 missions. PHILIPPA SALCIDO: She's teaching typing in S.F.A. CECILIA SALINAS: Is famous for her world-wide travels. She has been almost everywhere! Holland, Switzerland. France, Germany, Hearne, etc. EUGENE SCHLIEKER: Great lover of Nature and is now writing his third book on insects with eight legs. KATHLEEN (PUDDIN') SEALE: Prettiest seale that Ringling Bros, ever had. She does facininating tricks. One of them is balancing balls. MELVIN SEAY; President of the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Compony. CAROL JANE SEIDERS: Famous Broadway starlefte. Her current smash-hit is Come Back Little Seiders. HERMAN SIEGERT: Best Batten air conditioning repairman. WILMA SIMMONS: Is still having a ball in college. DANIEL SCHOPPE: Is running Daniel's Thrifty thrift thrift Schoppe in New York. BOBBIE JEAN SMITH: Famed woman wrestler. PATSY SMITH: Is married happily . . . and has several darling little darlings. JACKIE SUE STEPHENSON: First woman comedian to have a four hour show on television. Yes, we really know that movies have improved. WILLIE MAC TATE: He's the greatest . . . the greatest . . . Well, ask him sometime when you feel like a long, long story. ALTA FAYE RAACK: Has gone far in the field of music with that golden throat of hers. VIRGINIA THILTGEN-. Disheartened millions of teen- age girls with her marriage to Elvis Presley. She's his fifth wife. JOE BROOKS THOMPSON: Star of the Harem Gluve Tooters. His most tantalizing attraction from the women's point of view is his blindfolded shot. He never fails. JEANETTE TKAC: Head cheerleader at A M. Oh, yes, it is coed now. NORMA UDASHEN: Famed Professor of Psychology. BILLY VANCE: Best mayor of Bryan. On the side, he tutors E. P. on how to time his guitar strokes while trick playing. TONY VARISCO: Has just made his fourth million and has a pastel Thunderbird for every day in the week. (Blue on Monday) SYLVIA VELASCO: Latin lover of the screen. GEORGE WALKER: Owner of the better motels in the whole South. JERRY WALKER: Owns the Fidelity House. He has a new style of operating: he pays you to take his records. FRANK WALLIN: Swimming instructor at the Country Club. He only teaches girls. KAY WEBB. She and Jim are still going happily together to college. They're having a blast. (No lessons, just fun). JOE WHEAT: Owns the best cleaners in Bryan. The women like him because he is a regular cat and flirts with them in slang. They eat that up, but then that Joe always was a lover! JIMMY WILLIAMS: Is graduating from Texas with highest honors in how to Party. J. B. WILSON: Broadcasting all the Aggie football games. He's a regular fan. You don't find them no more. JOE WINN: He and Clyde (Barefoot) Chesser have a song and dance smash hit show on TV. America goes wild over Joe. WENDELL LEE WITHERS: Happily married. Finally! ELSIE YEAGER: Is on TV advertising Oxydol. It actually works. PEGGY YOUNG: Is a beautiful actress on Lux Video Theater. BARBARA ZWEIFEL: Has followed in Miss Hyman's footsteps. SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 14—Port Neches, there 18, 19—Dr. Sutton 21— Nacogdoches, there 28—Cameron, here OCTOBER 4—Killeen, here 12—LaMarque, there 16—Band to Dallas Fair 19— Brenham, here 26— East Mount, there NOVEMBER 2—Aldine 8— Annual pictures taken 9— Conroe, there I 2—Open house 12—Huntsville, here 22— Junior Play 24— F.F.A. to Brenham 27— First Basketball game, Madisonville, there DECEMBER 4—McCallum, there 7, 8—Basketball tournament 11— Palestine 12— Band banquet 14— Basketball tournament Temple 16— A Cappella Choir Messiah 17— Pan American Banquet 18— Madisonville, here 20— Christmas holidays start 21— Temple, here 22— McCallum, here 28— Belton, there JANUARY 2—Back to school 2—Temple, there 4—Corsicana, here 8—Aldine, there II —Conroe, here 15— Corsicana, there 18—Brenham, here 25— Huntsville, here 26— Football banquet 29— East Mount, there 1—Aldine, there 5—Conroe, there 14— Valentine court 15— East Mount, here 16— Valentine dance MARCH 1— Tennis Tournament; FHA dance 2— Basketball banquet 8—Senior play 11 —Green and White game 12— First Baseball game, Waco 15— Latin banquet 16— Choir contest 21— Tennis meet 22— University High, there 23— Cameron Relays, Choir tour 28— F.F.A. banquet, senior frolics 29— National Honor Society 30— Jr.-Sr. Prom, track meet APRIL I- 5—Career Week 8— Basketball banquet 9— Conroe, there II— Huntsville, there 23—D.E. banquet, Brenham, there 26— Field Day and Elections, Conroe 27— Senior Skating Party 30—Huntsville, here MAY 3— Band concert 3— Smiley, there 4— Jr.-Sr. banquet 10— Choir Concert 11— Band Contest 13— Choir banquet 1 7—Senior trip 17— Huntsville tournament 26— Baccalaureate 27— Commencement calendar of events 171 Courtesy of JOYCE'S Togs and Toys TRAVIS B. 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