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

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PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE BRENDA RAY BROWN “A determined mind with a will for the way.’ 4-H 57, 58; Pan-Am 57; Band 57, 58, 59. JOHN BONIFAZI “His friendship is worth hav- ing.” Homeroom Vice President 58. FRANK BRAVENEC “As merry as the day is long.” Band 57, 58, 59; District Band 59; Homeroom Reporter 57. LANNY BURKHALTER “The smile that is worth the praises of earth. Footlights, Band, Pan-Am 57-59; Delegate to Pan-Am State Conv. 58; Hr. Sec. 57; Bronco, Corral 58, 59; Hr. Vice President, Jun- ior Play 58; Press Club 59. MORRIS BURKHALTER “One arm around a football and one around a girl.” Best Back Trophy 58, 59; Most Valuable Player 59; All-District 58. 59; “B Assoc. 58, 59; SC Alt. 58; Hr. President 57, 59; Bronco Tri-Captain 59; Colt Captain 57. ■ ■I JIMMY BRUNS “Oh. what a grand world if it were not for work. Band 57. 58, 59; Foot- lights 58; Future Teach- ers 59. ELAINE BURT “Pleasing smile and many pleasing ways.” D. E. Club 58, 59. D. E. Reporter 59; 4-H Club 57; FHA 57; Tri-Hi-Y 57; Girls’ Forum Repre- sentative 57. ELAINE CECILE CARGILL “Her friendly smile and gracious ways are a credit to S.F.A. 4-H 57, 58, Rep. 58; Footlights, FT A, Bronco, Beauty Shop 58; FBL, Corral, Speech Pres., NHS 59; Pan-Am 57-59; Tennis Club 57, 58; Tennis Team 58, 59; Medal 58; Hr. Off. 58, 59. PINKY CARLL “Sigh no more, no more sigh- ing do, he’s just as nice to all the girls as he is nice to you. Homeroom Officer 57, 58. 59; Hi-Y. EVELYN MOSLEY CAIN “It takes no chain to hold her friendship.” 4-H 57; Future Home- makers 59; Tri-Hi-Y 59; Merit for Office Work 58; Office Worker 59; National Honor Society 59.

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LYNDA MARIE BALL “Those eyes, that hair, is it a wonder all the boys stare!” Footlights, Girls’ F. Rep. 57, 58; Pan-Am 57-59; FBL, Corral SC Rep. 59; Bronco Tri- Hi-Y 58, 59; Beauty Shop Soc., Jr. Play 58; Tennis, SC Alt. 57: Quill Scroll 59. ROBERT BATTEN “Silence is more eloquent than words. Future Farmers of America 57, 58, 59. R. A. BELL “I sleep and dream that life is beauty, I wake and find that life is duty.” MARTHA BINGHAM “What other maiden can you find so young, deli- cate, and kind.” 4-H 57; Footlights 58; D. E- 59; Beauty Shop Soc. 58; Homeroom Of- ficer 57. 58; FHA 57; FN 58. ANTHONY BOATCALLIE ‘To love life through work is to be intimate with life’s inmost secret.” Band 57, 58. 59; Slide Rule 59; Science Club 59. JOSEPH BIRDWELL “I love the life I live.” 4-H Mayfield Poultry Trophy; Winner of Trip to 4-H Poultry Fact-Finding Conference; High Individual in 4-H Texas Jersey Breeds Judging Contest. JUDY BISHOP “Sing away sorrow, sing away care, I’m off for a good time, come if you dare.” FHA 57, 58, 59;.Student Coun- cil 59; Senior Gass Council 59. PATSY BOLTON “Gentle and retired, a girl to be admired. 4-H, Pan-Am, Hr. Officer 57; D.E. Gub 58. 59; D.E. Sweet- heart, NHS, Treasurer of D.E. Gub 59. ANNETTE BOMONSKIE “She enters into work and play in the same good-natured way.” FHA. Hr. Officer 57; D.E. Sec. 58; D.E. State Convention Dele- gate 58, 59; D.E. Pres., NHS 59. BETTY LOU BOLTON “A pair of mischievous eyes behind which wis- dom lies.” Pan-Am, Tennis—V. P., 1st doubles. Hr. Officer 57-59; Debate 57, 58; Beauty Shop Soc. 57; Jr. Play 58; Quill Scroll, Corral. Science Gub — V. Pres., Slide Rule, Press 59; NHS 58, 59.

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MARGARET H. CARPENTER “Laughter is the best medicine. Footlights, FTA, Tennis Letter- man 57-59; 4-H, 57, 58; Pres. 57; Jr. Class Sec. 58; Girls’ State 58; Homecoming Princess 58; NHS, Who’s Who. Yell Leader. 58. 59; Head Yell Lead- er 59; Bronco 59; DAR Award 59; Valentine Queen, Citizen of Month 59. BOBBY CARTER “An easy-going guy, good-natured humor. Slide Rule 58. 59. MARGARET ANN CHAPMAN “Easy to like, hard to forget. Tennis Club 57-59. Pro- gram Chmn. 58, Pres. 59; Tennis Team 57-59; Let- terman 59; Girls’ Forum Rep., Pan-Am 58, 59; Footlights. Choir, Nation- al Honor Society 59; Beauty Shop Society 58. BILL CATALENA “His aim is to live it up, die young, and leave a handsome corpse.” Student Council Alt. 57, 59; Home Room Officer 58; Boys’ State 58; Foot- ball 59; “B” Assoc. 59; Baseball 59. LARRY WAYNE CLIFT “His aim is to travel to Mars in a peanut shell.” V. I. C. Club 58. SANDRA CLARK “A ready smile and a cheery hello for all.” Debate. Latin 57-59; Band, Thespians 58, 59; NHS, Foot- lights 58. 59, V. Pres. 59; III V. Pres. Gills’ Forum 59; Jr. and Sr. Play; H.R. Officer 58; Slide Rule, Corral. Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council 59. Beauty Shop Society 58. DONALD COLE “His aim is to take life easy and get rich. Footlights, Latin Club, 57, 58. 59; N.H.S.. Thes- pians 58. 59, Pres. 59; Speech. Hi-Y 59; S. C. Alt. 59; Jr. Play Student Director 58; Jr. Rotarian 58; Hi-Y Pre-Legislative Delegate 57; Citizen of Week 57; Boys’ Forum 57-59; Who’s Who; Sr. Play. LINDA COBB “Speak no evil; hear no evil; see no evil.” Homecoming Queen. Sr. Class Council, Speech Club, 59; Debate. Soph. Class Sec., 57; Bronco, Tri-Hi-Y, 57-59, Foot- lights, 57-59, Pres. 59; Thespians, HR Officer, FTA. Pan-Am. VaL Court 57-58; Cit. of Month, Jr. Play, 58. BILL COLSON “Don’t ever let anybody tell I ain’t got big feet!” Pan-Am 57, 58, 59; Hi-Y Officer 59; Tennis Club Home Room Officer 57. GWEN COLLIER “Her smiling eyes reveal the sweetness within.” Pan-Am 57, 58, 59; FTA, Foot- lights 58, 59; Bronco, S. C. Alt., Tennis Club Secretary, Jr. Play 58; Sec.-Treas. Girls’ Forum. 59; Secretary of Senior Class 59; Pan-Am State Con- vention 57-59; Home Room Of- ficer 57.