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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1960 volume:

THROUGH THIS KEYHOLE ARE SEEN THE KEYS TO UNLOCK ALL DOORS. Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan, Texas 1960 BRONCO FOREWORD We, the I960 BRONCO staff, hope that this annual will become one of your most prized possessions and that you may look back over the faded snapshots and remember the good old days at S.F.A. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '60 we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. We have tried to present a key to each division and activity of high school work and fun. Knowing that the key to success is enthusiasm, we have all whole-heartedly joined in to make this BRONCO one of the best ever. We feel that your satis- faction with this volume is our compensation, and with this thought I proudly give you the key to the 1959-1960 BRONCO. Joyce Cargill, Editor 4 DEDICATION DOC” WAYNE RIDEOUT Proudly this annual is dedicated to one who has grasped many hands in true friendship, has been faithful in service to S.F.A., and who, because of his interest and devotion, has received a place in each student's heart. Mr. Rideout's friendly and warm encouragement has led many to strive for and attain higher goals. To WAYNE RIDEOUT, we affection- ately dedicate the I960 BRONCO. 6 AS SCHOOL BEGINS EACH YEAR, MANY ACTIVITIES AWAIT THE STUDENTS!! Football games, basketball games, Talent shows, school-sponsored dances, especially the JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, And the BIG Election week, in which teachers show their versatility and Nervous candidates hear the choice of the students, and here is the Victorious 1961 cheerleading team . . . and many more events!!! To begin a TYPICAL DAY AT S.F.A., students begin to arrive, some before 8:00, in cars of all shapes, colors, and sizes; by bus; by walking; etc. Last Minute Studying Our Daily Bible Reading starts the day oft right The Bell rings, and school has finally come to a close! Students rush home to prepare for the night-time festivities. The Parking lot is always a mass confusion! Everyone is in a hurry to leave the school and either go to get something to drink or to congregate at the bowling alley. And now, the big moment The game was action packed SFA Joins In Supporting Our Flayers Then the day is over, and it is time to say GOOD NIGHT” Yes, that’s a day in S.F.A.! 12 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS SET EXAMPLE OF GOOD LEADERSHIP BILLY POWERS PAULA MADDOX KAY COUGER President Vice-President Secretary 13 SCHOOL BOARD Dick Peacock, Horace Dansby, Holland Porter, Charles Hart, R. V. Armstrong, Russell Hillier, Louis Nedbelak DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM Sam Crenshaw BUSINESS MANAGER Leon Hayes SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Dr. W. R. Carmichael 16 H. V. COOK Principal V. K. SUMMERS Assistant Principal DELORES NOTO Secretary 17 ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Expression of our ideas through theme writing. MARY HYMAN B.A., M.Ed. English MRS. J. R. VARNELL B.A. English ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Spanish is made more interesting by the use of souvenirs in the classes MISS MARY VINCENT B.A.. M.A. Spanish MRS. HELEN TERWEY B.A. Spanish, W. Geog. mrs. e. l. McDonald B.A., M.A. English, Latin MRS. E. T. EDW ARDS B.J. Journalism, English 19 WESLEY C. COLLIER MRS. J. M. GOODMAN B.A., M.S. B.A., M.A. Chemistry. Biology Physics. Chemistry GAYLE TODD B.S. Biology NOR BERT K. OHLENDORF B.S. Biology, Physical Education WAYNE RIDEOUT B.S., M.Ed. Health, Track Coach, Trainer MRS. G. W. SCHLESSELMAN B.A. Plane Geometry MRS. A. J. VICK B.A., M.A. Trig, Advanced Math, Solid Geom., Algebra CLYDE C. BOUNDS B.S., M.Ed. Algebra LEONARD M. KELLOUGH DALTON T. SWEETEN B.S., M.Ed. B S. Algebra. Biology, Physical Ed. Business Math, General Math GOVERNMENT AND HISTORY DEPARTMENT Students learn about the progress of our nation through His- tory and Government Courses. JESSE BURDITT CLAUDE P. VASS HAROLD T. MOODY M. Ed., B.S. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Texas History, Physical Ed. Civics. Am. History, Physical Ed. Am. History, Com. Law 22 ALTON L. COOK B.A. World Geography, Government LEWIS A. MILLER B.S. Business Math. Algebra, Am. History MATTYE PEARL HENRY B.A., M.A. Typing, Secretarial Training MRS. WILLIE MAY DOLLAHITE B.S., M.A. Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. R. J. BEAMER B.S. Homemaking THOMAS R. JONES B.S. l.C.T. ROGER BOND B.S., M.Ed. Distributive Education MRS. ANNA BEALL B.S. Homemaking C. B. McGOWN B.S.. M.Ed. Band RICHARD MUNDAY B.S. Drivers’ Training, Health JAMES G. AUSTIN B.M. Choir WILLIAM BYRD Day Trade Work Shop 24 CARL C. LIVESAY REX KATHCART B.S. B.B.A., M.Ed. Shop Art MRS. C. B. McGOWN MS. Typing. Shorthand MRS. MARIE PEARSON B.A., M.A. Librarian JAMES C. DOOLEY MRS. J. G. AUSTIN ELBERT JOHNSON B.S., M.S. B.S. B.S. Vocational Agriculture Physical Education . Physical Education JOHN S. YOUNG B.S., M.Ed. Speech JANITORS: Mr. Seay, Mr. Matus, Mr. Lang. Mr. Taylor SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. John Covan COOKS: Mrs. Elliot, Mrs. Mosely. Mrs. Huggins. Mrs. Murphy VISITING TEACHER: Mrs. Fred Elliot OFFICE HELPERS — TOP ROW: Patsy Buf- fington, June Sides, Lar- rinc Walker, Doris Lee, Mary Lou Stanforck Eliz- abeth Gibbs. SECOND ROW: Karen Mohr, Rita Hightower, Carolyn Turk, Linda Thames. BOT- TOM ROW: Pamela Byrd, Judy Andert, Bev- erly Barron, Jackie White, Karlene Ponizo. PEP RALLYS AND FOOTBALL GAMES Climaxing Bermuda shorts pep rally. Wilbur May. Pixie Schiller, and Richard Guinn were crowned Co-Mr. and Miss Knee. Our first Thursday night yell practice was Western style. The mighty Bronco tains: Box ley, Brew- BELOW: GO! FIGHT! STARTED US OFF WITH A BANG! Team led by tri-cap- cr, and Womack. Everyone turns out for yell practice in the gym. 29 NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER WERE The mighty Broncos charge through the Homecoming hoop. Moment supreme for our Homecoming Queen. Mr. and Miss S.F.A. are presented mementos by Billy Powers, president of student body. LEFT: The band steps out for the Homecoming Parade. BELOW: Bronco spirit Homecoming pep FILLED WITH FUN AND FROLIC! EXAMS, MOD, AND VALENTINES HI Exams turned us all into page flipping idiots. Jo Ann and Mary Lynn talent show. This is a BELOW: The beautiful Valentine court was presented February 12. 32 LIGHT JANUARY AND FEBRUARY RIGHT CORNER: Brewers Basketeers arc ready at the Sen- iors vs. Munday’s Faculty All- Star basketball game. RIGHT CENTER: The selection of Ray Smith and Patty Mainer as King and Queen climaxed another successful M.O.D. drive. rehearse lor M.O.D. winner?? IN BUSY MARCH AND APRIL Well . . . you see, said Sally Lehr as she pave her speech at the National Honor Society Pro- Our hats go off to Pete Catalina for receiving BEST SPORTSMANSHIP trophy and Roland Harding. BEST PLAYER Students hear from Dr. Horscly, speaker at career week assembly. Seems as though we have some future scientists in our midst. These were win- 34 SPRING ARRIVES IN FINE STYLE gram. Thirty-one new members were invited into the society by 15 old members. ners in tbe Science Fair. LOU ANTONY Senior Class Duchess to the Cotton Pageant IT WAS A HIT! The Senior Class presented the Diary of Anne Frank. Prac- tice made perfect. Vm THE LAST DAYS OF THE SI The choir’s affair of the year was a trip to sunny Galveston. We know it was sunny because everyone came back sunburned. In April the choir presented Robin Hood, a At the choir banquet the Junior members of the choir received choir keys and the outstanding choir member was Bill Dansby. The banquet was held at Lamar Junior High and a dance followed it. To graduate or not to graduate, that is the question pondered by Jeff Shero. Neil Holly, Robert Scott, and Tim Lane as they have a MESTER WERE BUSY DAYS hilariously successful operetta with two com- plete casts. The Senior Trip this year was to Landa Park in New Braunfels. Roland Harding. Jo Ann Vincent, Sally I.ehr, Judy McCune, Deane Smith, George Inglchart, Beverly Ogg, Joe Cardenas, Andy Anderson. Johnny Barton, and Jack Keeling soak up some sun during one of the quieter moments at the poolside. try at the English IV final exam in Miss Carter's room. Graduating at last! The seniors go up to receive diplomas climaxing four (?) years of hard work. THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM A Night in the Old South was the theme of the very beautiful prom given for the Seniors by the Juniors. It was held in the physical education building on April 30. Johnny Johnson provided the delighted crowd with many a laugh during the floor show. IN MEMORY OF MR. B” S.F.A. was saddened by news of the death of Mr. B. school mascot for four years. A local veterinarian destroyed the pony after a broken and reset leg shattered again. Keepers of the mascot this year were Bill Powers, outgoing student body president, and Jimmy O. Jones, incoming president. Mr. B” was about twelve years old. 39 FIELD DAY AND ELECTIONS Just a sampling of the skits that highlighted the spring elections! Eat, drink and be sick! These were the results of the pic eating and coke drinking contests, contests. Heave hard Helen! More points for the Seniors. Yes! We Seniors stand smug—WE WON FIELD DAY! 40 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY— THAT’S MY COUSIN” RIGHT: Call me Grandma! Why for two cents I’d . . . RIGHT: Why sheriff. How could you? BELOW: Big Wind better blow out of here or big banker call Big Sheriff. My. sonny, but aren't you a pretty one? CAST Cutter Henshaw ............................... Tommy Ferguson Millie Fisher ................. Robin Toland Kitty Drake .................................. Linda Rosenkranz Clem Wagner ...................................... Frank Reeves Carleton Up de Graff Van Wood Adel Warren ................................. Linda Purgerson Laura llunter .... Pixie Schiller Jane Arnold ...................................... Cecilia Curtis Mary Cooper .................................. Mary Lynn Heare Helen Kruger .................... Ellen Stoddard Harriet Baker .................................... Mary Nelson Bramuell Up de Graff ........................... Carroll Enloc Kent Tyler ........... Bobby McClellan Burt Holbrook .................................... Eddie Lehr Bob Granger ...................................... Jimmy Outlaw Tullina l t Galli more ......................... Clarice Andrews Big Wind..................... .................... Albert Rambo Starlight ........................................ Annie Ruiz Extras .... . Clark Kimberling Bill Swafford, Preston Scott, Bill Schultz, Robert Collier, Byron Griffin, John Hotard, Bobby Watson, Dwight Milligan, Philip Lankford. Director ......................................... Mae Goodlet Marie McDonald Student Director ................................ Sidney Outlaw Prompters ........................ Adele Davis, Shirley Dominik Stage Management .................................. Carl Livcsay Business Manager .................................. John Hotard Assistant Business Manager ....................... Byron Griffin 4! TEEN TIME—S.F.A.’s OWN RADIO SHOW ■ DISK JOCKEY Dennis Weaver SENIOR DISK JOCKEYS Pattye Mainer Oren Beal SCHOOL MANAGERS Pat Wilkins Dana Eddins SOPHOMORE DISK JOCKEYS Carolyn Ellison Louis Neuman SENIOR DISK JOCKEYS Jeff Shero Grace E. Wattinger A Beverly Barron Johnny Barton SENIORS JUDY ADAMS JIMMY ANDRES LORENZO ALONZO LOU ANTONY ANDY ANDERSON MIKE ARRENDONDO JUDY ANDERT LAN I EI.L BARNES Who will Miss Knee be? MARY NELL BATTEN JACOB BEAL OREN BEAL DORA MAE BELL FRED BENSON MARIE BERGER PAUL BEARD BILLY BERRY JOHN BUCHANAN The most beautiful senior male knees competing in the Mr. Knee contest BRENDA BUTLER SENIORS BILLY BISHOP HENRY BOX LEY DAVID BOLTON TOMMY BRADY ALBERT BORIFAZI ROBERT BOYD HENRY BREWER MARGARET BOMNSKIE The Senior Class cheats for charity. DEE WAYNE CALDWELL IRENE CANTU LUCILLE CEDILLO BEVERLY COMPTON JOYCE CARGILL DAVID COOK BRUCE CARRIER RICHARD COOK NANCY DORSEY Senior talent entertains at the Rec lOHN DOWLING NO PHOTO JOHN CORDRAY KAY COUGER BILL RO DANSBY BETTY DAVIS MELVA JO COX EMILY CROUCH LOREN DcMOTTIER MILTON DOCKERY DAVID DULANEY VIVIAN EASLEY Senior band members arc honored at the annual band banquet. DANA EDDINS BOBBY FAGAN JOHN CHARLES FAZZINO ROBERT FERGUSON NINA LOU FAVER JUDY FERGUSON JOHNNY I AZZINO JANE FISHER SENIORS JUDY FOSTER BARBARA GIBBS WANETTA GARCIA HELEN GILCREASE PAT GASEK DANIEL GINZEL SALLY GERKE ELDA MAE GLOVER RICHARD GUINN DIANE HAWKINS RUSSELL HALLARAN LARRY HENTON ROLAND HARDING JOHN HERRERA NORMAN HARTSFIELD RITA HIGHTOWER PASCHAL JUAREZ The paint-brush crew” taking their bows. SHARON JUETT SENIORS WALTER HOKE DAVID JERNIGAN NEILL HOLLEY JIMMY JOHNSON JUDY HOPPESS JAMES JOSEY GEORGE INGLEHART GLORIA JUAREZ WILLIE KALINEC JACK KEELING Decorating for the Holiday Ball? DAVID KEHLENBRINK JIMMY KILGORE DONALD KOKEMOOR DORIS KONECNY DAVID KINDT JOE KONECNY FRANCIS KINDT CAROLYN KUBIN DON LITTLE Portraying the Christmas story GLORIA LOPEZ SENIORS MARILYN KRUGER TIM LANE EVELYN LAWSON DORIS LEE SALLY LEHR JOSEPHINE LERO KENNETH LINDSEY DARLENE LINNSTEADER Run, seniors, run! DORIS LUZA EDWARD LUZA JACKIE McLAUGHLIN LINDA MACK JEAN LYNCH PAULA MADDOX JUDY McCUNE PATTYE MAINER HAROI.D METZER EMIL MONCIVAIS The Senior Class gives to charity. TONY MANRIQUEZ BILLY FRANK MEADS ESTHER MARTINIZ MARGARET MELASKY SARA BETH MATHIS DORA MENDEZ LAWRENCE MATUS GLADYNE MERRYMAN JESSE MONTE LONGO CAROLYN MOORE Baseball is in the air! SARAH SHIRLEY MOORE DELORES NASH JOE MORENO CHARLES NEVEU BOBBY MOSLEY JOHN MURPHY VERNON NEWLAND NANCY NUCHE NORMAN POEHL JANE POND Ann and friend ride in Homecoming parade. KARLENE PONZIO LENDELL PRINGLE RAYMOND POPE RUTH ANN PUTZ LINDA POTTS JOE QUINTERO BILLY POWERS SHIRLEY RAHNERT No Pftofo AVAILABlf JO ANN PETROSKIE ALVIN PHELPS Sal and Linda arc ready to lead the Homecoming parade. BOBBY ODSTRICIL BEVERLY OGG GARDNER PARKER CHARLES PATRANELLA PATSY OLEXEY JEANNIE PEACOCK KATE OLIVER MERVIN PETERS MARIE RUFFIN'O RICHARD RUFFINO Robing up for our last school pictures. BARBARA REM ELF. JAY BOB ROBERT BETTY RILEY EDDIE RODRIQUEZ PAT RISINGER TERESA RODRIQUEZ JOHNNY RIZZO JUDY ROUNTREE VIRGINIA SAI.INAS MARIE SALVAGGIO Was the pie good. Crunch? BILLIE JEAN SAMPLE ROBERT SCOTT JOSETTA SCANLIN GERALD SHEPPARD BEVERLY SCASTA JEFF SHERO VERONICA SCHWARTZ VICKI SHERO BOBBY STEVENER Talented seniors portray The Diary of Anne Frank PAM STIDHAM MIKE SIDES DEANE SMITH BOBBY SIEGERT RAY SMITH MARY HELEN SIFLENTEZ NICK SIFUENTEZ MARGUERITE SPANO ANN STANFORD JO ANN STORM JOE JOHN STRATTA Pat and Bcv really enjoyed the election skits. GARY SYLVESTER CAROLYN TURK BOBBY THOMAS LYNN VANCE NORMA TRANT MELINDA VAQUERA MICHAEL TRIOLA FRANCELLE VENTURA Deane and Jeff win the three-legged race for the seniors. JACKIE WHITE JANE WHITE BOBBY VERNON TOMMIE WEDEL JO ANN VINCENT KENNETH WEST BILLY WADE GRACE ELLEN WATT1NGER LINDA WHEELAN CAROLYN WHITE PAT WILLARD BONNIE WILSON CLYDE WILLIAMS GILBERT WILSON LEON WILLIAMSON MARY WILSON LEON WILLINGHAM JEANETTE WINSLOW _____' .1 Larry’s form helped the seniors win field day. EDWIN WINTERS JOE WOMACK Who but the Class of '60 could smile through senior Andy and Jane take advantage of the game room, themes? STEVE WOOD CHARLES YEATES ALVIN ZEMANEK DOROTHY ZWEIFEL President—Mar)' Nelson Sue Howell Roberta Gilcreose Danny Dansby Sarah SidJal Martha Beard Glenn Blair Kenneth Bledsoe Mar)' Lillian Bohack JUNIORS Sandra Berger Ray Berry Janette Bewley Bill Biggs Kay Alexander Jim Allen Leon Alvarado Clarice Andrews Milton Andrus Richard Atkins Cathy Baker Jerry Ballard Ben Bomnskie Tommy Bond Barbara Banks Paul Barron Joseph Barrychuck Billy Batten Jean Bosquez Kay Brayton Jackie Brittain Ray Britton Pama Brown Thelma Brown Thomas Brown Benny Buchanan F. J. Cataicna Pete Catalina Patsy Buffington Wayne Burt David Byer Sandra Cahill Pete Catalina Robert Collier Jackie Conrad Catherine Conry Barbara Cook Pansy Cook Bryan Coon Sarah Cord ray Adele Davis Guy Davis David Cornelius Alice Cortez Peter Court John CoVan JUNIORS Jessie Cox Junior members of the choir boost Christmas cheer. Larry Craft Roland Davis Mary Ann Dileo Linda Dobbins Shirley Dominik Pat Dooley Wallace Dunham Willia Easley Carroll Enloe Lionel Garcia Maty Estela Garcia Daniel Escobedo Johnny Fazzino Tommy Ferguson Qiarlotte Ficke Pat Fisher enjoyed t h c Clarice Homecoming Dance!! Sammy Fling Doris Froehling Jimmy Franklin Buddy Frances Robert Forsthoff Joseph Garcia Patsy Gentry Mark Gcppcrt Verda Gibson Roberta Gilcrease Joe Gilmore Vernon Gomez Byron Griffin Gayc Griffin David Hernandez Charles Herzog James Griffin Julia Grimaldo Mary Grimaldo Sharon Grisham JUNIORS Willie Guerra Juniors help needy fam- ilies at a time when cheer is needed most. Delores Guyton Mark Hall Betty Hamburg Morris Hamilton Luke Hattlcy Mary Lynn Heare Bobby Henry Sandra Hi Ilii r Dennis Hinkle Janice Horn Toni Horn W John Hotard Gail House Judy House Delbert Hovorak Jimmy E. Jones Jimmy O. Jones Sue Howell Jodie Hoyak Arthur Hughes Sadia Hughes Mike Hyde Carroll, arc you block- ing the parking lot? Martha Ilschncr Glenda Jones Casey Jones Dorothea Johnson Roberta Janac Stephanie Inglchart Mary Ilschner Pat Jones Delores Keefer Della Keller Tommy Kerley Michael Kikirillo Clark Kimberling Mary Kirkpatrick John Krolyzyk John LeFlore Kay Bray ton and Charles Tanner afe served at Holiday Ball. Eddie Lehr Lynn Lucckemcycr Gloria Luna Mary Kucera Beverly Kuder Cassandra Lang Phillip Langford JUNIORS Norman Lero Billy Lightsey Milton Lightsey Alice Looney John Lopez Pat Loyd Karen Mohr Ronald Moon Nelda Luster Jeanette Lynch Ginger McClain Bobby McClellan . Billy McCoy I Jane McDonald Mary Jane Me Lew is Bobby Maddox Louis Marino David Massie Dick Mauldin Ben Medina John Medina . . . a future scientist . . . Clark Kimberling walked away with hon- ors at Science Fair. Tommy Meeks Doris Mize Dwight Milligan Janice Mercer Richard Mendez Ann Mendez Sharon Mclcher Mary Gordon Moore Louis Morelia Joe Munoz Louise Muzny Jimmy Nash Lenore Nash Maty Nelson Carolyn Newberry Charles Pantalion Judy Perkins Kenneth Nibling Tommy Niedcrauer Frances Nigliazzo Joan Nowak Andy Ogg Eddie is getting in the swing of things! Robert Olivarez Phyllis Orozco Jimmy Outlaw Sydney Outlaw Wayne Paschal! Gail Pack Dorothy Paholek Johnnie Perrone Karin Petersen Martha Phelps Gary Phillips Glenda Reeves Sammy Restivo James Piccolo Linda Plagens Patsy Plant Bennie Poehl Billy Pope Alice Porter Patsy Porter Kay Priem Linda Perguson Tommy Carl I and Sue Howell honored as Jun- ior Favorites by prexy Mary Nelson at Holi- day Ball. Mcdo Quintero Frank Reeves Davis Rawls Paul Ramirez Gilbert Ramirez Sammic Rambo Albert Rambo Norma Rhodes Vicki Rice Dour Richards Claire Richmond Vonnic Riggs Josephine Rocha Lucille Rodriquez Lupc Rodriquez Mary Ann Rodrique; Loretta Rolfc Joanne Roll Nicki Rocas Janncll Scherbel Pixie Schiller Field Day in many events. Juniors did well in the shot put. Andy Ruffino Linda Roscnkranz Annie Ruiz Johnny Ruiz Dorothy Ryan Mary Salvaggio Sandra Salvaggio Pete Scanlin Cal Thompson Robin Toland Billy Schultz Helen Scoatcs Preston Scott Gerald Shearer Shirley Sherrill Sarah Siddall David Simmons Harold Sorenson Monroe South Patsy Spors Sue Steck Gene Stephens Kenneth Stewart Ellen Stoddard Charles Tanner Buzz Syptak Sylvia Sylvester Bill Swafford Marlin Strickland Betty Strectman Daniel Tubbs Melba Tibbs Walter Tubbs Linda Turek Dora Vaca Edwina Valencia Wincey Vance Wanda Vilcs Nonna White Shelia White Anita Vivero Larry Wagner David Walker Linda Wallin Joanna Whitley Jimmy Whitley Mary Ruth Wilcox Lonnie Williams Bill Williamson Kenneth Williamson Jimmy Winn Johnny Winters Tommy Woodyard Charles Zemanek Mike Wisnicski Van Wood NOT PICTURED Gene Adams Jean Bosquez Roger Canales Glenn Gray Ray Hartsfield Thomas Joscy Lillian Killough Weldon McDaniel Don Ling Alex McKay Roy Matthews Darby Meier John Osburn James Petroski Lynn Pridgen Charlotte Restmeycr Joe Ed Scanlin Bob Toombs r I Johnny Tydlacka James Zubki Some cdll me ■B°B -But Xouc w M “MM,,CLELLAH-1 VHTE PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY Linda Acord Alex Adams Annette Adams Melba Adams Luther Allen Billy Anthony Julio Arredondo Jack Ashcraft Ervin Autrey James Autrey Louvenia Batson Florance Batson Ronnie Batten Martha Beard Diana Berger £S 5' •� � oio Barry Bloodworth Carolyn Bomnskie John Bomnskie Richard Bomnskie Bennie Bonjo Diana Boriskie Carol Brewster Annette Bristol Kathy Bulgerin Sherri Boriskie George Boykin Jerry Brewer David Byer Pamela Byrd James Cahill James Campsise Richard Canales Mar)- Cantu Betty Osh David Clark Melanie Clark Ralph Cobb Virginia Coe Glenn Connor SOPHOMORES Phyllis Allen Paula Altimorc Mary Amis Bobby Anderson Linda Anderson Linda Baker Martha Ball Bonnie Banks Ann Barnes Henry Barnes James Berry Larry Berry Richard Bienski Paul Birdwcll Jerry Bishop Jerry Contreras Martha Cook Chad Cox Robert Cox Henry J. Crenshaw Jim Ed Davis Peter Dehlinger Eddie Denk Claude Dobbins Charles Dockery Judy Evans Betty Fagan Jimmie Fagan Joe Charles Fazzino Charles Fergcson Willa Franklin Gladys Free Curtis Freeman Lcland Freeman Gayle French Kenny Fryar Raymond Garcia Jo Ann Garner Patrick Gasck Johnny Gesford Elizabeth Gibbs Tommy Giesenschlag Colleen Godwin David Gomez Howard Graham Paula Gregg Leona Grizaffi Phyllis Grizaffi Paula Graham Sheryl I Greer David Gregg Larry Gustavus Phyllis Gustavus Cathie Hall SOPHOMORES ' Donna Finkc Pat Flcckcnstein Jerry Forman James Foster Richard Foster Remember when we all went to San Jacinto, and we all bought sailor hats, and we got lost on the battleship, and . . . ! Yes, we had fun back in the old days when we were young! James Drews Joe Duron Barbara Earley Carolyn Ellison Moses Escobedo Andrew Cronk James Crutchfield Joe Dansby Adelle Davis Carlton Davis Maty Lou Hall Johnny Halscll Janice Hammons Esther Harrison Linda Hary Carolyn Henzler Manuel Hernandez Molly Herrera Barbara Hickson Betty Holidy Wesley Houchin Sandy Houston Kitten Hrncir Helen Hubacek John Hubacek D'Wayne Jernigan Susan Jcmigan Rebecca Johnson Clarence Keefer Tommy Kiker Barbara Kindt Donna Jones Jo Ann Jones Becky Kahan Lewis King Paul Knox Charles Kokcmoor Henry Kosarek David Krolczyk Diane Lambert Bill Lane Tcrr ’ Lara Jimmy Lassiter Robert Lavender Ann Larwrcnce Terry LcFevrc I i Bill Leighman Thomas Lcro Gary Lightsey SOPHOMORES Peggy Hawks Pamela Hayes Frances Hebron George Heiman Larry Hemcncs Pamela Hollas Thomas Holt Graham Horn Jimmy Horn Bernard Horsak Carol Hunter Nikki Hyman Billie Ihlenfddt Barbara Ingram Betty Jaster I SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Martha Cook and Donald Ross receive tokens of this honor from Louis Newman. 89 Judy Little Dorotco Lopez Esther Lopez Guadalupe Lopez Linda Lowe Jimmy McDonald Wayne McDonald Martha McLain Mcrvel McLain Raymond Maldonado Margaret Matcek Carlos Medina Domingo Medina Desidoro Mendez Michael Mercer Rosa Lee Mullins Margaret Munoz Polly Munoz Sharon Nichols George Novak Donnie Ogg ►WOTO Rudy Moreno Raymond Morgan Virginia Morris Arty Juanita Nash Jerry Nevill Louis Newman Bill Oliver Boyce Oliver Wayne Onstott Tereasa Luna Alton Luther Larry Luza Mike Lynch Adrian McDonald Rudy Manriquez Elaine Manthci Minerva Marin Janie Martinez Mary Martinez Floyd Merryman Deryle Middlebrooks Ronny Moffatt Dianne Mohr Jacob Montoya Billy Pctroski Charles Philip Rose Marie Piccolo Jo Louise Pirano Michele Poe Raymond Pruitt Patricia Putz Joe Quintana Charles Rahnert Martha Ramirez Johnny Restivo Sam Reyes Judith Rhodes Richard Rice Billy Richards Wesley Robinson Sandra Roc key Frank Rodriquez Nicki Rosas James Rosier Donald Ross Gregory Rodriquez John Rodriquez Sally Rodriquez Michael Roll Louis Ruffino Pete Ruiz Cheryl Saculla Dolores Salazar Janie Salcido John Sandlin Walter Saucier Mike Sauceda Lester Schaefer Barbara SchicI Margaret Schoonover Alfred Schram Sandra Schwartz Bill Scott Norman Scott Bobby Seale Anita Shaw Gregory Shirley SOPHOMORES Virginia Sue Pochl Joy Pohl Rosie Portales Jean Potts Luther Price C. H. Ray Charles Rcgmund Fred Rcgmund Don Reiser Jane Rcstivo Clcmece Richards Tommy Richmond Martin Riley James Ritchie Bobby Robinson Charles Shrimpton June Sides Lupe Sifucntcz Joel Simon Mary Jean Smith Mary Ix u Stanford Delores Stanley Kenneth Stewart Thomas Stockton Joe Frank Stratta Mike Sullivan Bill Swafford Tim Swarthout Danny Tarver Linda Thames John Valverdc Cecil Vaughn Joe Danny Velasquez Lorraine Walker Eddie Warren Sandra Warren 0 y Dianna Vernon Gay Vincent Kathy Walker Nonic Watson Jimmy Wchb Sharon Wehring Beverly West Paula White Larry Whitener H. L. Whitley Bob Williams Jo Ellen Willingham Henry Wilson Richard Wilson Dana Wortham Charles Young Billie Zimmerman Albert Zwcifel SOPHOMORES B. J. Moore, Bobby Robinson. Sandra Rockey seem to like it too. Right? Lavada Strickland Linda Kay Strickland Skippy Stroud Frank Stubblefield Charles Sullivan Gilford Thomas Neal Thompson Pat Tuck Mildred Tullis Dora Vaca The Christmas Dance was a huge success, don't you agree, Becky? r«v SENIOR FAVORITES JOYCE CARGILL HENRY BOXLEY JUNIOR FAVORITES sun HOWELL TOMMY CARLL HOMECOMING Kay Couger Ann Stanford Lou Antony ■ QUEEN MARY WILSON 1959 Melva Jo Cox Linda Roscnkranz Jerry Ballard Carolyn Newberry Benny Buchanan Mar)' Amis Mike Sullivan Betty Holidy Louis Newman Paula Maddox Jakie Beal THE ROYAL COURT F.F.A. AND F.H.A SWEETHEARTS MFLVA JO COX BOBBY STF.VENFR SENIOR BEST ALL-ROUND JEAN LYNCH MERVIN PETERS MOST INTELLECTUAL BEVERLY SCASTA GARDNER PARKER best looking DANA EDDINS JAY BOB ROBERT HONORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DEANE SMITH BILL DANSBY MOST BASHFUL JEANNIE PEACOCK DON LITTLE FRIENDLIEST JANE WHITE PATTYE MAINER RICHARD GUINN MOST COURTEOUS LANEILL BARNES ANDY ANDERSON WITTIEST EMILY CROUCH JEFF SHERO MOST DEPENDABLE JUDY FOSTER GEORGE INGLEHART MOST ENERGETIC JACKIE WHITE HENRY BREWER MOST TALENTED BARBARA GIBBS GARY SYLVESTER PERSONALITY PLUS MELVA JO COX WALTER HOKE JUDY FOSTER Pan American Club President National Honoi Society President W H O MARY WILSON Associate Student Council Secretary Senior Project Chairman SUE HOWELL Junior Project Chairman Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain W H O S’ BEVERLY SCASTA Drum Majorette Tri-Hi-Y President BILL DANSBY Thespian Societ)' President Hi-Y Secretary Treasurer Senior Class President DAR Citizenship Award Senior Class Vice-President Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award Those who receive the honor of Who's Who arc first nominated by the Student Council. Then the faculty is given a list of these names from which arc selected students who have shown leadership, charac- ter, and service in S.F.A. This year fourteen students were chosen. By each picture some achievements of the students are written. BARBARA GIBBS RAY SMITH Future Teachers' President National Honor Society Vice-President Boys' Forum Secretary Football and Basketball Letterman KAY COUGER Student Body Secretary Pep Squad President SALLY LEHR Head Cheerleader MOD Chairman JOYCE CARGILL Bronco Editor Quill and Scroll Society President BILLY POWERS Student Body President JERRY BALLARD Football, Basketball, and Baseball Letterman Most Valuable Player- Football Award Outstanding 4-H Club Member mm A 1 i . HONOR GRADUATES FROM SFA Five girls from S.F.A. maintained a straight A average from the 9th through the 12th grades. They are: PAULA MADDOX, DEANE SMITH. JO ANN VINCENT. KAY COUGER, JUDY FOSTER. BILL DANSBY stumped his toe and made a 3 96 average for his four years in high school. This was the highest boy's average in the graduating class. 116 SLIDE RULE TEAM Andy Anderson, Deane Smith, Jack Keeling JOURNALISM FIRST PLACE Kate Oliver, Judy Rountree DEBATE TEAM Byron Griffin Robert Ferguson GIRLS’ DECLAMATION EXTEMPORANEOUS Gaye Vincent SPEAKING Jeff Shcro POETRY READING Robin Toland ORIGINAL ORATION Loretta Rolfe OLD MEMBERS IOp ROW: Ann Stanford. Sally Lehr, Bill Dansby, Barbara Gibbs. Beverly Scasta. SECOND ROW: Joyce Cargill, Mary Wilson, Carolyn lurk, Jo Ann Storm. FIRS1 ROW: Lanicii Barnes. Kay Cougar, Judy Foster, Paula Maddox, Evelyn Lawson. Jo Ann Vincent.' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Judy Foster VICE-PRESIDENT Barbara Gibbs SECRETARY Laniell Bames NEW MEMBERS Hyde’ J°hn Ho,arti- B,IIV Powers. Andy Anderson. Bobby Stevencr, Tommy Carll, John CoVah, Robert Fcrgcson. IHIRD ROW: Jean Lynch. Alice Porter, Linda PI agens, Linda Dobbins. Sue Howell, David Jernigan, Fred Benson. SECOND ROW: Pattye Mainer, Lou Antony, Patsy Olcxey, Judy McCune, Karen Mohr, Karen Peterson. FIRST ROW: Deane Smith, Linda Whcclan, Carolyn White, Barbara Cook, Jeancll Sherbel. Judy Rountree, Sharon Juctt, Beverly Ogg, Judy Perkins, Claire Richmond THESPIAN SOCIETY PROMOTES DRAMA OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bill Dansby VICE-PRESIDENT: Marilyn Krueger SECRETARY: Lynn Vance TREASURER: Barbara Gibbs REPORTER: JoAnn Vincent FIRST ROW: Bonnie Wilson, JoAnn Vincent, JoAnn Storm, Barbara Gibbs, Robin Toland, Sally Lehr. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Krueger, Judy Foster, Beverly Scasta, Frank Reeves, Lynn Vance, Bill Dansbv. QUILL AND SCROLL PROMOTES JOURNALISM TOP ROW: Sarah Siddall, Jackie Conrad, Gail Pack, Joyce Cargill, Beverly Ogg. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Andcrt, Judy Rountree, Sharron Juett, Bobby Thomas, Vicki Shcro, Kate Oliver. PRESIDENT Joyce Cargill VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Rountree SECRETARY Kate Oliver TREASURER Bobby Thomas D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD This award is presented to one senior girl and one senior boy who exemplifies leadership, patriotism, and over-all good work. They are nominated by the senior class and elected by the faculty. Congratulations tc JOE WOMACK ANN STANFORD BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD This is presented on the Awards Day program. They must possess outstanding sportsmanship and leadership. They arc JOE WOMACK MARY WILSON DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD These are outstanding leaders and students. Congratulations A to JOE WOMACK JUDY ANDERT Presented at the annual Awards Day program, these students are thought of as outstanding ones in every field. 121 CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE FOOTBALL— BASKETBALL PLAYERS JOHNNY BARTON BEST LINEMAN TOMMY CARLL HARRY CHAMBLESS AWARD JOE WOMACK NORMAN DANSBY AWARD HENRY BOXLEY Best Back JERRY BALLARD Most Valuable Player BASKETBALL PLAYERS PETE CATALINA Sportsmanship Trophy ROLAND HARDING Best All-Around Player F A R M E R BILL WILLIAMSON Poultry Award A W A R D S MELVA JO COX F.F.A. Sweetheart GARY LIGHTSEY Steer Award at Co. Show DAVID KINDT Dairy Award JERRY FORMAN Banker’s Award GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE Girls' and Boys' States are a part of the American Legion's program for young people. Sent to these governmental workshops are students from all over Texas who arc entering their Senior year in high school. The delegates arc chosen by civic groups and sponsored through the local Auxiliar)’ and Legion units. During the workshop much is learned about Texas and the United States. This two weeks' work- shop provides never-to-be-forgotten memories for all those who arc fortunate enough to attend. LANEI LI. BARNES BEVERLY SCASTA ROBERT FLKGERSON, GERALD SHEPPARD. ANDY ANDERSON. BOBBY ODSTRCIL. 125 SALLY LEHR Head Cheerleader • BEVERLY SCASTA Chairman of Athletic Com. of S.C. JUDY ROUNTREE Editor of Corral MARY NELSON Junior Class President PAULA MADDOX Vicc-Prcsidcnt of the Student Body m BOBBY STEVENER T H E M O N T LUCY CEDILLO Future Homemakers President JUDY FOSTER Pan-American President ROLAND HARDING Basketball LEWIS NEWMAN Sophomore Class President PETE CATALINA Basketball JIMMY O. JONES Executive Committee of Student Council Keeps Mr. 'B” 128 J u N I O R R 0 T A R 1 A N S bobby McClellan Member of Junior Play KENNETH WEST 4-H GEORGE INGLEHART Hi-Y BILL DANSBY Choir 129 AWARDS DAY Outstanding Student in Foreign Languages BEVERLY SCASTA Outstanding English Student JUDY FOSTER Outstanding Math Student KAY COUGER Outstanding Science Student DAVID JERNIGAN WAS DAY OF PRESENTATION OF MANY HONORS Poet Laureate TIM LANE GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARDS Walter Hoke, Pat Wilkins, Gerald Shepphard, Lou Antony, Linda Wheel an, Helen Gilcrease, Jane Pond NOT PICTURED: Josephine Lero Gloria Lopez Bobby Mosley Patsy Olexejr Linda Potts Joe Quintero Dean Smith Poetry Contest—Second CLARK KIMBERLING D.A.R. American History Award LINDA WHITE l OUTSTANDING STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Junior Robin Toland Sophomore Billie Jo Moore Senior Carolyn Turk MATH METAL 132 Fred Benson COMMERCIAL AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING STUDENTS IN THIS FIELD Gladvne Merryman Bookkeeping Award Karen Peterson Outstanding First Year Typist National Secretaries Awards Carolyn White, Marilyn Krueger, Beverly Comptom Helen Gilcrcase Transcription Award 4-H AND I.C.T. AND D.E. AWARDS POULTRY Kenneth West GOLD STAR Mike Triola Linda Rosencranz I.C.T. Robert Boyd D.E. Linda White and Darby Meier EMPLOYER L£J emrloyee- $ br 'ouet n CHEERLEADERS Melva Jo Cox, Linda Rosenkranz, Frank Reeves, Head Cheerleader Sally Lehr, and Jo Ann Vincent lead cheers for all sports events. 135 FIRST: Linda Plagens, Linda Potts, Judy Evans, Linda Potts, Beverly West, Ann Barnes. SECOND: Linda Dobbins, Mary Lynn Hearc, Gail House, Linda Acord, Clemccc Richards, Diane Mohr, Vicki Shero, Carolyn Ellison. THIRD: Pixie Schiller, Patsy Porter, Jo Louise Pirano, Mary Amis. FOURTH: Alice Porter. Kate Oliver, Michele Poe, Willa Franklin. FIFTH: Claire Richard, Lancill Barnes. Martha Grace Ball, Jeanne Smith, Sharon Wehring, Judy McCune. SIXTH: Toni Horn, Linda Wheelan, Pam Hayes. SEVENTH: Gail Pack. Ann Larwrence, Mary Lou Stanford. Robin Toland, Pam Byrd. Susan Jernigan. EIGHTH: Lou Antony, Patsy Olexy, Donna Finke. NINTH: Sue Howell, Kay Couger. Becky Kahon, Martha Cook. TENTH: Judy Foster, Pama Brown, Louise Muzny, Noni Watson. ELEVENTH: Mary Wilson, Betty Strcctman, Carolyn Newberry, Kay Priem, Katherine Corny. TWELFTH: Carolyn Turk, Mary G. Moore, Janice Mercer, Paula Maddox. Barbara Maddox. Roberta Janac. Coach Burditt, David Gregg. Bill Lane. Jimmy Crutchfield, Jack Ashcraft, Charles Philps. 137 MR. ' B Most Loyal Supporter FRONT ROW, left: Emil Moncivias, Ken- neth West, Tommy Brady, Henry Boxlcy, Henry Brewer, Joe Womack, Jay Bob Rob- erts. Johnny Barton, Ray Smith. SECOND ROW, left: Bobby McClellan, Tommy Carll, Kenneth Williamson, Milton Andurs, Jerry Ballard. Richard Quinn, Leslie Crenshaw. Thomas Stockton, Charles Pantalion, Morris BRONCO COACHING S TAFF CALENDAR Hamilton. THIRD ROW, left: David Cor- nelius, Dan Dansby, Jim Allen. Tommy Woodyard, Tommy Meeks, Dicky Mauldin. Ray Berry, James Piccolo, Albert Zwcifcl. OPPONENTS BRONCOS La Vega ................ 6.....................27 Conroe ................. 0..................... 3 Huntsville ............. 7.....................48 Lamar Consolidated ..... 0.....................47 Brenham ................ 8.....................14 Waco 19..................... 0 Austin .................12..................... 0 McCallum 13 19 Temple .................13..................... 6 Travis .................20..................... 6 MANAGERS: Van Wood, Glenn Blair BRONCO TRI-CAPTAINS LETTERMEN JERRY BALLARD All-District Second Team Quarterback JOHNNY BARTON Honorable Mention Center CHARLES PANTALION Honorable Mention End KENNETH WEST Honorable Mention End JAY BOB ROBERTS End TOMMY WOODYARD Honorable Mention Guard Ten Seniors have played their last season as a Bronco. HENRY BOXLEY All-District Halfback DICKIE MAULDIN Halfback MILTON ANDRUS Fullback HENRY BREWER RAY SMITH Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Fullback Tackle KENNETH WILLIAMSON Tackle RAY BERRY Guard Honorable Mention ALBERT ZWEIFEL Tackle JIM ALLEN All-District Tackle LETTERMEN LESLIE CRENSHAW End EMIL MONOVIAS End 142 TOMMY CARLL Quarterback . . . LETTERMEN JAMES PICCOLO Back MORRIS HAMILTON Center DAN DANSBY Center 143 FIRST ROW: Charles Philps, H. L. Whitley, Lewis Newman. Mike Sullivan. Donald Ross, Chad Cox. R. L. Smith. SECOND: Bob Cox. Jerry Brewer, Joel Simon. Paul Knox. Johnny Restivo, Henry Crenshaw. James Rosier, Carroll Enloe. THIRD: Jim Ed Davis. Martin Riley, Tommy Giesenschlag. Irvin Autrey, Johnny Gesford. David Krolczyk, Joe Quintanna. FOURTH: Butch Hughes. Jerry Nevill, Ron- noe Batten. Charlie Kokemoor, Butch Boynkin. Joe Frank Stratta. David Gregg, Butch Wilson. DATE Sept. 17 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 OPPONENT SCORE Bryan—Opponens Lufkin at Bryan ........ Rosenberg at Rosenberg Huntsville at Bryan ..... Brenhain at Bryan ....... Travis at Austin ........ Austin at Bryan ......... Waco at Bryan ........... Temple at Temple ........ ..12— 0 44— 6 ..21—12 ..36— 6 ..20—12 ..14— 0 144 Henry Boxley stiff arms it all of the way over the goal for Bryan's fourth touchdown in the Bryan-Lamar Consolidated. FINAL SCORE: Bryan 17 Lamar Consolidated 0. Bryan scores first touchdown in first quarter of Bryan-La Vega game as Tommy Meeks gallops over for the touchdown. FINAL SCORE: Bryan .... 27 La Vega .... 6 Fight, team, fight! Go, team, go! 145 Brewer plows on as the Broncos whip Brenham 14-8. Win, Team, Win! Womack breaks up pass as Broncos take Conroe 3-0. In the Conroe game, Bryan's first drive into Conroe territory in the first quarter was made by Ballard as he eludes tack- ier on a punt return. Thomas Stockton makes a 13 yard gain on pass from Ballard in Bryan-La Vega game. Jay Bob Roberts catches 22 yard aerial on the 4 yard line. Brewer and Woody a rd come in to help Stockton get his Maroon. At Temple, Ballard says Coming through! TOP ROW: Henry Boxlcy, Pete Catalina. Richard Guinn. Roland Harding, Ray Smith. Mervin Peters. SECOND ROW: Thomas Stockton, Bobby Seale, Jay Bob Roberts, Joe Womack, Jerry Ballard. Neal Thompson. DISTRICT 13AAAA CO-CHAMPIONS 1960 BRONCOS Co-Captain Roland Harding All-District A.Practice Pause. SEASON S RESULTS McCallum .... 36 58 Bryan Travis .. 40 61 Bryan Austin 39 36 Bryan Temple 29 54 Bryan Waco 57 61 Bryan McCallum 34 46 Bryan Travis 43 60 Bryan Austin 40 45 Bryan Temple . 60 64 Bryan Waco 39 42 Bryan Co-Captain Mervin Peters Jay Bob Roberts 152 Pete Catalina Joe Womack AND MORE LETTERMEN Mervin Peters Jimmy Franklin Jerry Ballard 153 TOP ROW: Ronnie Batten. Jerry Ncvill, Leslie Crenshaw, Pete Catalina. Larry Hem ones, Richard Atkins. SECOND ROW: Chad Cox, Bobby Seale, Neal Thompson. Joe Frank Stratta, Tommy Carll, Ray Berry. MANAGER Skippy Stroud COLTS SEASON S RESULTS •t' OPPONENTS BRYAN McCallum 28 53 Travis 29 60 Austin 37 51 Temple Waco—illness 26 61 McCallum 31 46 Travis Austin—illness 24 46 Temple 48 79 Waco 67 52 Harding and Boxley scramble against Waco Womack tries for two against McCallum Travis tries to stop Harding as Peters looks on TRACK TEAM MEMBERS Richard Guinn Lewis Newman Butch Boykin Gary Philips Sonny Zweifel Buzzer Hamilton Bobby McClellan Chad Cox Bruce Carrier Milton Andrus Billy Schultz Frank Reeves Gerald Sheppard Ronnie Crenshaw Bob Cox Larry Hcnton Richard Foster Buddy Davis Charles Pantalion David Krolcyzk Philip Langford Joel George Inglehart Robert Scott Tommy Brady Charles Phelps Jerry Nevill Charlie Kokcmoor Jay Bob Roberts Coach Rideout COACH WAYNE RIDEOUT 158 TRACK LETTERMEN Captain RICHARD COOK Captain JAY ROB ROBERT MILTON ANDRUS TOMMY MEEKS DICKY MAULDIN GARY PHILIPS JOE SIMON iy — '7 ROBERT SCOTT BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS SPRING CAPTAIN James Joscy FIRST ROW: James Josey, Tommy Carl!, Jakic Beal, Jerry Ballard. Thomas Stockton, Gregor)’ Rodriquez. SECOND: Tommy Woodyard, Pete Scanlin, Neal Thompson, Joe Womack. Joe Moreno, Joe Stratta. Manager, Skippy Stroud. THIRD: Joe Quintana, Richard Atkins, B. Seale. H. Boxley, M. Peters, L. Crenshaw. Mr. Vass. MERVIN PETERS HENRY BOXLEY JOE WOMACK JOE MORENO COACH MR. PECK VASS MANAGER SKIPPY STROUD JAKIE BEAL GREGORY RODRIQUEZ TOMMY CARLL NEAL THOMPSON JERRY BALLARD LESLIE CRENSHAW PETE SCANLIN BRONCO HURLERS JOHN HERRERA LESLIE CRENSHAW THOMAS STOCKTON MERVIN PETERS HENRY BOX LEY JOE WOMACK INFIELDERS JAKIE BEAL GREGORY RODRIQUEZ TOMMY CARLL JERRY BALLARD JAMES JOSEY THOMAS STOCKTON OUTFIELDERS PETE SCANLIN JOE FRANK STRATTA JOE WOMACK NEAL THOMPSON JOHN HERRERA fi BRYAN 5 AUSTIN MAROONS 2 Neal Thompson takes advantage of a wild throw' and scores in BRYAN-MAROON game. That's the way to go, Neal! BRYAN 5 UNIVERSITY HIGH 2 James Josey, having just scored a home run, gains the handshakes of team mates. CONGRATULATIONS, James!! BRYAN 3 TEMPLE 4 Neal Thompson slides in home when Joe Womack heads for first. 163 Jean Potts. Andy Anderson, Linda Potts. Gail Pack, Sue Howell, Alice Porter, Mary Wilson, Tommy Kerlcy, Jane Fisher, Toni Horn, Bill I eighman. SWIMMING TEAM PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT! So say John CoVan and Eddie Lehr as they work out each day. STUDENT GUIDES EVENTFUL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Paula Maddox, Kay Cougcr. Noni Watson, Jimmy O. Jones. Billy Powers. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Barbara Banks. Lou Antony, chairman, Pixie Schiller, Ann Stan- ford, Janice Mercer. CIVIC COMMITTEE Jimmy O. Jones. Ann Larwrence, Sandra Rockcy, Laneill Barnes, chairman. 168 CAFETERIA COMMITTEE B. J. Moore. Martha Beard, Melody Clark, Linda Dob- bins. COUNCIL SCHOOL THROUGH YEAR RELIGIOUS Carolyn Turk, chairman, Robert Ferguson, Sydney Outlaw, Robin Toland, Linda Hary. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Mary Wilson, ex-officio member, John Hotard, Byron Griffin, ex-officio member, Vicki Shero. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Beverly Scasta, ex-officio member and chairman. Judy Little, Vicki Garter, Pat Fleckenstein, Noni Watson. SAFETY COMMITTEE Gardner Parker, chairman, Evelyn Lawson, Joe John Stratta, Shaaron Melcher. 169 HRS1 ROW: Nina Lou Faver, Judy McCune, Jackie White, Beverly Barron, Pattye Mainer, Kay Couger SECOND ROW: Beverly Ogg, Grace E. Wattingcr, Patsy Porter. Helen Gilcrease, Carolyn Kubin, IHIRD ROW: Laneill Barnes. Judy Andert, Alice Porter, Judy Foster. Pam Stidham, Ann Stanford, Dana FOL'RTH ROW: Sue Howell, Linda Purgcrson. Dorothy Ryan, Clarice Andrews. Linda Wallin, Claire I PHOTOGRAPHER John West EDITOR Joyce Cargill m ASST. EDITOR Gail Pack BUSINESS MANAGERS Beverly Ogg Judy Andert ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Linda Wallin WE ARE THE ONES WHO PUBLISHED Linda Whcclan, Jeanne Peacock. Sally Lehr, Jane Restivo, Beverly Scasta. Carolyn Henzler, Roberta Janac, Gail House, Mary Moore, Pat Wilkins. Becky Kahan, Gay Vincent, SECOND CON'T: Martha Cook. Joyce Cargill. Gail Pack. THIRD: Dana Wortham. Gaye Griffin. FOURTH: Richmond, Toni Horn. Jean Lynch, Billy Powers, Lucy Cedillo, Irene Cantu, Jackie Conrad. Jimmy Foster. SPONSOR: Mr. C. C. Bounds CHAIRMEN: Honors. Laneill Barnes; Senior Treasures, Judy Foster; Activities, Sally Lehr; Snapshots. Jean Lynch; Personalities. Beverly Scasta; Art, Kay Cougcr; Sports, Patsy Porter; Introduction, Carolyn Kubin; Picture Story, Pat Wilkins; Administration. Pattyc Mainer; Seniors. Linda Whcclan; Juniors, Judy Perkins; Sophs, Mary L. Stanford; Clubs, (71 Jackie White. CORRAL GATHERS SCHOOL NEWS! Editor: Judy Rountree Assistunt Editor: Jackie Conrad Sponsor: Mrs. Lcla Edwards HRS I ROW: Jo Ann Vincent, Pat Loyd, Judy Rountree, Mary Kuccra, Patsy Olexey. SECOND: Vickie Shcro, Mary Wilson, Sandra Cahill, Judy Andert, Bonnie Wilson, Kate Oliver. THIRD: Karen Mohr, Carol Hunter, Sarah Siddall, Dorothy Ryan. Nelda Luster, Pat Risinger. FOURTH: Colleen Godwin, Mary Cantu. Marie Marino, Linda Plagcns, Mrs. Edwards. FIFTH: Robert Collier. Ray Britton. Bryan Coon, Jeff Shcro, Ronnie Crenshaw. SIXTH: Bill Sw'afford, Jimmy Foster, Jack Keeling, Tim Lane, Bobby Thomas. PRESS CLUB LEARNS ABOUT PUBLICATIONS President: Jackie Conrad Vice-President: Roberta Gilcrcasc Secretary: Catherine Conry Reporter: Kate Oliver FIRST ROW: Mrs. Edwards, Sarah Siddall, Mary Wilson, Roberta Gilcrcasc, Kate Oliver, Judy Rountree. SECOND: Pat Ris- inger, Sandra Cahill, Dorothy Ryan, Patsy Olexey. THIRD: Tim Lane, Ronnie Crenshaw, Bobby Thomas. FOOTLIGHTS SHINE WITH PLAYS President: Bonnie Wilson Vice-President: JoAnn Storm Secretary: Ginger McClain Reporter: Dec Wayne Caldwell T reasurer: David Jcrnigan FIRST: Mary Gordon Moore. Cecilia Curtis, Roberta Janac, Jane White. Gary Sylvester. Linda Wheclan, Beverly Barron. David Jcrnigan, Ginger McClain, JoAnn Storm, Bonnie Wilson. SECOND: Diane Boriskie, Gail House, Gay Griffin, Vickie Shero, Mary Nelson. Bonnie Banks. B. J. Moore, Becky Kahan. Ann Lawrence. Curtis Freeman. THIRD: Frank Reeves, Bill Dansby, Marie Marino. Veronica Swartz, Jane McDonald, Crunch Crouch. Barbara Batten, Pamela Stidham, Linda Purguson, Sue Howell, Helen Gilcrease. FOURTH: Alice Looney, Bill Swafford. Billy Powers, Paula Graham, Elizabeth Gibbs. Kathy Hall, JoAnn.� Whitclcy, Betty Strectman. Barry Blood- worth. Phyllis Grizaffi, Jo Louise Pirano. FIFTH: Johnny Rcstivo, Nelda Luster. Loretta Rolfe, Mary Lou Hall, Sherri Greer, Jeanette Lynch, Dorthea Johnson. Colleen Godwin, Marilyn Krueger, Jeanette Winslow. SIXTH: Richard Quinn, Jeff Shero, JoAnn Vincent, Bob McClellan, Van Wood, Richard Cook. Jacob Beal. 174 SCIENTISTS OF TOMORROW FIRST ROW: D. Jcrnigan, R. Cook. B. Swafford, L. Crenshaw, J. CoVan, R. Britton, R. Collier, V. Wood. SECOND: T. Nied- aurcr, P. Catalina, R. Ruffino, L. Craft. G. Conner. THIRD: B. Coon. M. Hyde, C. Kimberlin, L. Matus. FOURTH: F. Benson, P. Beard. J. Fazzino, J. Outlaw. FIFTH: J. Ward, C. Thompson, G. Ingle-heart, D. Ginzel. OFFICERS OF NATURE STUDY Diane Berger, Carol Brewster, Richard Guinn, Rebecca Johnson. OFFICERS OF JETS Robert Collier, Ray Britton. John CoVan, Cal Thompson. FIRST ROW: Rebecca Johnson, Diane Brewster, Diane Berger. SECOND ROW': Jakey Beal, Bill Swafford, Kenneth Lindsey, Ronnie Crenshaw, Richard Guinn. 175 PAN-AMERICAN CLUB PROMOTES GOOD WILL President .... V ice-President Secretary .... Reporter ..... Treasurer .... RlilU ORTEGA AIM ORDONEZ jlili OSTOS • • • . Judy Foster Jeff Shero Judy Perkins Pat Wilkins Walter Hoke A. Adams, P. Altimorc, M. Amis, L. Anderson, J. Andres. C. Andrews, L. Antony. M. Ball, A. Bamcs, M. Beard, C. Bomnskie, T. Bond, B. Butler, C. Caballero, J. Capps, L. Cedilio, M.' Clark. C. Conry, R. Cook, B. Coon, M. Cox. L. Crenshaw, L. Dobbins, D. Escobedo, P. Fleckenstein, J. Foster, J. Foster, C. Freeman. J. Garcia, M. Garcia, S. Gcrkc, E. Gibbs, H. Gilcrcase, C. Godwin, G. Griffin. J. Grimaldo. R. Guinn, M. Hamilton. J. Hammons, K. Hrncir, C. Henzler, M. Hernandez, M. Herrera, J. Herrera, K. Hillier, W. Hoke, B. Holidy, P. Hollis, T. Horn, G. House. J. House, S. Howell, C. Hunter, M. Hyde, B. Ihlenfeldt, R. Janae, R. Johnson. J. Joscy, B. Jaster, T. Kikcr, C. Kubin, J. Lcro, B. Lightsey, G. Lopez. Lucckemcyer, T. Manriquez, J. Martinez, B. McClellan, S. Melcher, D. Mendez, A. Mendez, J. Mercer, K. Mohr, B. Moore, J. Moreno, B. Mosley, M. Munoz, L. Muzny, C. Neveu, C. Newberry, B. Odstrcil, P. Olexey, K. Oliver, F. Orozco. J. Peacock, J. Perkins, J. Pond, R. Portales, A. Porter, P. Porter, L. Potts, K. Priem, J. Quin- tero, S. Rambo, M. Ramirez, B. Remele, J. Restivo, J. Rhodes. V. Riggs. P. Risinger, J. Rocha. S. Rockey, S. Rodriquez, J. Rountree, J. Ruiz, P. Ruiz, V. Salinas, V. Schwartz, J. Sides, A. Shaw, G. Sheppard, J. Shero, D. Smith. S. Steck, B. Streetmen, M. Sullivan, C. Sulli- van. G. Thomas. B: Thomas. R. Toland, C. Turk. M. Vaqucra, J. Vincent. L. Wheelan, J. White. P. Wilkins, H. Wilson. B. Wilson, P. Willard, J. Winslow, S. Wood, B. Zimmerman, D. Zweifcl. PAN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES The Pan-American Club made pinatas and other things to make Christ- mas a little brighter for some of the less fortun- ate children in Bryan. Pan-Am Club meetings were always interest- ing. At this one we see the initiation of new officers. Presiding is Jeff Shero. PAN-AM TALENT SHOW brought everyone to hear vocals, sec pantomimes, and to enjoy an after- noon out of classes. THEY LEARN TO MAKE HOME A SWEET HOME FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President: Lucille Cedillo Vice-President: Pat Dooley Secretary: Linda Crenshaw Treasurer: Phyllis Grizzaffi Historian and Reporter: Kay Alexander Parliamentarian: Pam Hollis Kay Alexander, Judy Ander, Barbara Batten, Sandra Berger, Janette Bcwlcy, Annette Bristol, Pama Brown, Thelma Brown, Concha Caballero, Ann Cahill, Lucille Cedillo, Linda Crenshaw, Judy Evans. Pat Fleckenstcin. Doris Froehling, Verda Gibson, Elda Glover, Phyllis Grizzaffi. Delores Guyton, Betty Hamburg, Esther Harrison, Diane Hawkins, Janice Horn, Sadia Hughes. Mary Kucera, Josephine Lcro, Judy Little, Jayne MacDonald, Mervel McLain, Margaret Matcek, Margaret Mclasky, Dora Mendez, Doris Mize, Frances Moors, Betty Osburn Jo Ann Pctroskic. Jo Louise Piraino, Shirley Rahnert, Judith Rhodes. Norma Rhodes, Clememce Richards, Betty Riley, Dorothy Ryan. Sandra Salvaggio, Barbara Schicl, Shirley Sherrill. Delores Stanley. Ellen Stoddard, Linda Turek, Lorraine Walker, Beverly West, Mary Ruth Wilcox, Dorothy Zwcifcl, Jane Zweifel. LEARNING TO DO; DOING TO LEARN OFFICERS: Mike Arredondo, Johnny Winters. Billy Lightsey, Bobby Stcvener, Jimmy O. Jones, John Charles Fazzino. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Gene Adams, Billy Anthony, Mike Arredondo, Billy Batten, Richard Bienski, Paul Birdwell, Kenneth Bledsoe, Ben Bomnskie. Richard Bomnskie, Tommy Brady, Wayne Burt, David Bycr, James Cahill, Frank Cash, Peter Court, John Charles Fazzino, Pat Fisher, Jerry For- man, Robert Forsthoff, Buddy Francis, Gayle French, Richard Guinn, Ray Hartsfield, Jimmy Horn, Jimmy O. Jones, Clarence Keefer, David Kindt, Thomas Lcro, Bill Lightsey, Gary Lightsey. Adrian McDonald, Roy Matthews, Ronny Moffatt, Andy Ogg. Jimmy Outlaw, Alvin Phelps, Charles Rcgmund, Fred Rcgmund, Johnny Rizzo, Bobby Robinson. Wesley Robinson, Frank Rodriquez, Darrell Sorenson, Bobby Stcvener, Frank Stubblefield, Bob Williams. Clyde Williams. Bill Williamson. Johnnie Winters. The BOYS’ FORUM is an organization in which all boys at S.F.A. hold membership. Its purpose is to provide interesting and beneficial programs that help in making decisions concerning special problems and vocations. This year both Forums worked together to make a Career Week that would help each student in making up his mind as to his vocation. Many interesting programs were brought to the boys of S.F.A. through the efforts of the officers. The sponsor of the BOYS' FORUM this year was Mr. Gayle Todd. 180 PRESIDENT Henry Brewer VICE-PRESIDENT Joe Womack SECRETARY Ray Smith TREASURER Tommy Meeks The GIRLS’ FORUM is an organization in which all girls at SFA hold membership. Its purpose is to provide interesting and beneficial programs that help in making decis- ions concerning special problems and vocations. The theme for this year is After High School, Then What?” Mrs. C. C. Bounds is the sponsor of the group. Special projects this year have included a clothes drive, two style shows, and Career Week. PRESIDENT Jean Lynch FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Hoppcss SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Alice Porter THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Grace E. Wattinger FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT Pattye Mainer SECRETARY Judy Perkins REPORTER Linda Purgerson READER Pam Stidham 181 HIGH STANDARDS . . . HIGH GOALS DELEGATES TO AUSTIN CONVENTION Scasta. McCune, Vincent TRI-HI-Y resident: Beverly Scasta ’ice-President: Judy Hoppess rcretdry-T reasurer: Pattyc Mainer eporfer: Kate Oliver haplain: Sue Howell FIRST ROW: Beverly Scasta. JoAnn Vincent, Kate Oliver. Jeanne Peacock. Pattyc Mainer, Crunch Crouch. Jean Lynch, Joyce Cargill, Mel Cox, Linda Whcelan, Paula Maddox. SECOND: Grace E. Wattingcr, Kay Cougar, Jeanette Winslow, Laneill Barnes, Gay Griffin, Barbara Batten, Pam Stidham. Carolyn Kubin, Carolyn Turk, Ann Stanford. THIRD: Billie J. Sample, Dana Eddins, Wincy Vance. Pat Dooley, Sandra Salvaggio, Beverly Ogg, JoAnn Whitelcy, Patsy Porter, Clare Richmond, Sue Howell, Lynn Vance. FOURTH: Judy Hoppess. Dorothy Ryan, Mary Ruth Wilcox, Frances Moore, Terry Laura, Ginger McClain. FIFTH: Mary Wilson, Sue Smith, Betty Holiday, Deane Smith. Sharon Nichols, Paula Graham, Carolyn Ellison, Linda Crenshaw, Norma Rhodes, Janncll Scherbcl, Toni Horn, Judy McCune, Sarah Mathis. SIXTH: Glaydne Merriman, Betty Cash, Diane Boriskei, Dana Rose Wortlun, Gay Vincent, Diane Moore, Pam Hayes, Sammie Ranbo, Mary Cantu, Linda Roscndranz, Irene Cantu, Linda Plagens, Alice Looney, Kay Priem, Nonic Watson, Jo Louise Prianio, Mary Kucera. SEVENTH: Jeanne Smith, Lou Stanford, Sally Gcrke, Linda Acord, Patsy Plant, Shirley Domnick, Donna Finke, Pamela Byrd, Michele Poe, Sharon Whering. EIGHTH: Beverly West, Paula White, Loretta Rolfe, Mary Lou Hall, Paula Gregg, Paula Kay Altimore, Phyllis Allen, Judy Evans, Peggy Hawks, Kathy Walker, Mary G. Moore, Roberta Janac, Marilyn Kruegar, Linda Hary, Martha Beard, Gail House. CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES MOTIVATE THEM OFFICERS: President: George Inglehcart, Vice-President: Danny Dansby, Secretary-Treasurer: Bill Ro Dansby, Parliamentarian: Wal- ter Hoke. Sergeant-at-Arms: John Herrera, Chaplain: Ray Berry. DELEGATES TO AUSTIN: David Jcrnigan, Robert Ferguson, Billy Ro Dansby. FIRST ROW: Ray Berry, John Sandlin, Byron Griffin, Gary Sylvester, Benny Buchanan, Bobby Ostrical, Buz Syptak. SECOND: David Jcrnigan. Bobby Carroll. Bruce Carrier, Danny Tarver, Van Wood, Jimmy Nash. THIRD: Skip Stroud, Henry Boxlcy, Tommy Bond, Walter Hoke, Kenneth Williamson. Danny Dansby, Bobby McClellan. Roland Harding. FOURTH: Robert Ferguson, Tommy oodyard, Bill Dansby, Paul Beard, Glenn Blair. FIFTH: John Murphy, Tommy Meeks. INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING PRESIDENT Robert Boyd VICE-PRESIDENT Ray Hartsficld SECRETARY Nancy Dorsey TREASURER Tommy Wcdel SGT.AT-ARMS Bobby Fagan REPORTER Jimmy E. Jones STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Raymond Pope FRONT ROW: Robert Boyd, Ray Hartsficld, Nancy Dorsey, Tommy Wcdel, Bobby Eagan. Jimmy E. Jones. SECOND: Johnny Tydlacka, Billy Bishop, Monroe South, Milton Dockery, Raymond Pope. THIRD: Jackie S. Brittain, Glenda Jones, Charles McCoy, John Fazzino, Jesse Montalongo. FOURTH: Gloria Juarez. Paul Barron. Alvin Phelps, Billy Pope. FIFTH: Marlin Strickland, Joe Simon, Edward Luza, Kenneth Stuart. Edwin Winter. 184 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PRESIDENT Darby Meier VICE-PRES. Delores Keefer SEC. VICE-PRES. Francis Kindt SEC.-TREAS. Linda Mack REPORTER Jesse Cox STUDENT COUNCI REPRESENTATIVE Daniel Tubbs FRONT ROW: Daniel Tubbs, Francis Kindt, Darby Meier, Delores Keefer, Jesse Cox, Linda Mack. SECOND ROW: Linda White, Glenda Reeves, Mary Jane McLewis, Dorothy Poholik. Sandra Salvaggio. THIRD ROW: Roger Canales. Patsy Gentry, Wanda Viles, Mary Nclle Batten. Maria Berger. Doris Konecny. FOURTH ROW: John K. Dowling. Sarah Shirley, Carolyn Moore. Esther Martinez, Sylvia Sylvester. FIFTH ROW: Doris Luza. Dora Bill. Jimmie Kilgore. FIRST ROW: Billy Berry. Mr. Bond. L. Beene. 185 THESE WILL BE TOMORROW’S NURSES! President: Jane White Vice-President: Karen Petersen Secretary-T reasurer: Michele Poe Corresponding Secretary: Sadia Hughes FIRST ROW: Jane White, Michele Poe, Kathy Hall, JoAnn Storm, Donna Finke. SECOND: Pam Hayes, Gloria Lopez, Irene Cantu, Melinda Vaquera, Veronica Schwartz. THIRD: Josephine Lero, Doris Lee, Judy House, Jane McDonald, Alice Cortez. FOURTH: Marie Marino, Betty Lou Jastcr, Sally Gerke, Rose Ann Westmoreland. SOMEDAY THEY WILL TEACH FIRST ROW: Joyce Cargill, Mel Cox, Linda Potts, Nina Faver, Linda Whcelan, Barbara Gibbs, Bobby McClellan. SECOND: Louise Muzny, Sarah Mathis, Vickie Shero, Barbara Rcmcle, Crunch Crouch, JoAnn Vincent, Lynn Vance. THIRD: Jane Fisher, Judy Round- tree. Judy Andert, Molly Herrera, Polly Munoz. FOURTH: Sammie Rambo. Sue Stcck, Billie J. Sample, Mary Wilson, Robin Toland. FIFTH: Sue Smith, Joy Pohl, Elizabeth Gibbs, Lou Stanford, Jeanne Smith. SIXTH: Paula Altimore, Betty Holidy, Frances Nigliazzo. SEVENTH: Frank Reeves, John Herrera. OFFICERS: President: Barbara Gibbs Vice-President: Linda Whcelan Secretary: Nina Lou Faver Sponsor: Mrs. VamcII NURSETTES AND DEBATE CLUB HAVE FULL YEAR OFFICERS ARE (left to right): second person, DEANE SMITH, PRESIDENT; ROBERT FERGUSON, VICE-PRESIDENT; JEFF SHERO, SECRETARY. FIRST ROW: Joyce Cargill, Deane Smith, Robert Ferguson, Jeff Shero. SECOND: Gay Vincent, David Jernigan, Judy McCune, Jo Vincent, Sally Lehr. THIRD: Ann Larwrence, Jeannie Peacock, Judy Hoppess. A I rlKM KUw: sue MCMniey, rama orown, omricy namcn, jean uwjuw, . y J. , ' Lee, Pamela Hays, Karen Peterson, Michele Poe, Jane Zwcifel, Minerva Marine. THIRD: Gaye Vincent, Sally Gcrke, Sharon Nichols, Sadie Hughes, Shirley Sherill, Pat Willard, Judy Little. FOURTH: Sandra Salvaggio, Elda Glover, Irene Cantu, Melinda Vacero, Kathy Hall, Carolyn Newberry. 188 TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS: President: Jackie White Vice-President: Patsy Olcxy Secretary: Nina Lou Faver Treasurer: Pam Stidham FIRST ROW: Tommy Kerley, Jackie White, Pam Stidham, Nina Lou Faver, Gail Pack. SECOND ROW: Bob Alexander, Toni Horn, Linda Potts, Mary Wilson, Patsy Olexy. THIRD ROW: Linda Purgcson, Patsy Porter, Sue Howell, Claire Richmond, Jean Potts. FOURTH ROW: Bill Leighman, Sally Gerke, Jane Fisher, Mrs. Austin. FIFTH ROW: Bill Roberts, Clark Kimberling, Andy Anderson. HOPEFUL LIBRARIANS LEARN OFFICERS President: Beverly Kuder Vice-President: Verda Gibson Secretary-T reasurer. Delores Guyton Reporter: Betty Riley FIRST: Vcrda Gibson, Beverly Cooder, Della Keller, Martha llschner, Janice Horn. SECOND: Nclda Luster, Delores Stanley, Sandra Warren, Diane Vernon. THIRD: Esther Harrison, Frances Nigliazzo, Jeanette Bewley. FUTURE ORATORS JOIN SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS: President: Byron Griffin Vice-President: Jay Bob Robert Secretary: Vickie Carter Reporter: Loretta Rolfc FIRST: Cecila Curtis, Ann Lawrence, Becky Kahan, Robin Toland, Lynn Vance. Loretta Rolfe, Bob McClellan. SECOND: Vickie Car- ter, Gay Griffin, Bonnie Wilson, Jeff Shcro, David Jernigan. THIRD: Robert Ferguson, Wesley Robinson, Byron Griffin, Bruce Carrier, Gay Vincent. Van Wood. FOURTH: Ray Smith, Jay Bob Robert, Linda Purguson, Sally Lehr, Pat Loyd. FIFTH: Carroll Enloc, Tommy Meeks, Frank Reeves, Susan Jemigan, Sandy Houston. SIXTH: Richard Cook, Billy Powers, Oren Beal, Colleen God- win, Tim Lane. 191 FUTURE GREAT MATHEMATICIANS FIRST ROW: Andy Anderson, Deane Smith, Fred Benson, Patsy Olexy. SECOND: Jeff Schcro, Judy Foster, Judy McCune, Sally Lehr, JoAnn Vincent, Linda Wheelan. THIRD: David Jemigan, Billy Wade, Johnny Fazzino, Willie Kalinac. FOURTH: Johnny Barton, Bobby Mosley, Steve Wood, John Murphy, Bobby Thomas. FIFTH: Jackie McLaughlin, Charles Yeates, Bobby Odstricil, Bill Ro Dansby. SIXTH: Mrs. Vick, Jack Keeling, Daniel Ginzel, George Inglcheart, Jakey Beal. OFFICERS: President: Fred Benson Vice-President: Andy Anderson Secretary: Linda Wheelan Reporter: Patsy Olexy NUMBERS ARE OUR BUSINESS FIRST ROW: Wayne Pachall, Jimmy Outlaw. John CoVan, Ray Britton. Preston Scott. SECOND: Willie Guerra, Edwina Valencia. Albert Rambo, Eddie Lehr, Bryan Coon. THIRD ROW: Robert Collier, Andy Ogg, Tommy Kerlcy, Clark Kimbcrling, John Osburn. FOURTH ROW: Frank Reeves, Tim Lane. Mr. Sweeten. Officers of the Junior Math Club: Preston Scott, Wayne Pachall. John CoVan, Tim Lane. Eddie Lehr, Albert Ram- bo. FIRST ROW: Gay Vincent, Mary Cantu, Dana Wortham. SECOND ROW: Peter Dehlinger. Officers of Sophomore Math Club John Sandlin, Charles Young, Barry Bloodworth, Walter Saucier. Charles Young. Peter Dehlingcr. Barry Bloodworth. Henry Boxlcy, Jakic Beal, Tommy Brady. Johnny Barton. Henry Brewer, James Piccolo, Tommy Woodyard, Dicky Mauldin. Robert Scott, Pete Scanlin, Skippy Stroud, Milton Andrus, Jimmy Blair, Ray Berry, Jim Allen, Jerry Ballard, Gary Philips, Joe Frank Stratta, Gerlad Shepperd. Emil Moncivias, John CoVan, Charles Pantalion, Danny Dansby, Richard Cook. Thomas Stockton, Ray Smith, Andy Andcrsson. Albert Zweifel, Kenneth West, Tommy Meeks, Morris Hamilton. Gregory Rodriquez, Jimmy Franklin, Joe John Stratta, Jacob Montoya, Neal Thompson, Bobby Seale, Joe Moreno, Van Wood, Tommy Carll, Jay Bob Roberts. NOT PICTURED: Bobby McClellan, Kenneth Williamson. Leslie Crenshaw, Richard Guinn, Roland Harding. Pete Catalina, Mervin Peters, Jimmy Franklin, James Josey, Joe Simon, Sue Howell, Mary Wilson. Jane Fisher. Eddie I.ehr. All boys and girls who lettered in any sport became members of the ' B Association. Due to circumstances beyond our control, some of the members were left off the picture. We are very sorry but want to congratulate all members. 194 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF TOMORROW «� • « « 8 At FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS AMERICA President: Carolyn White Vice-President: Josctta Scanlin Secret ary -T reasurer: Grace Wattinger Reporter: Jane Pond FIRST ROW: Carolyn White, Josetta Scanlin, Dana Eddins, Pattye Mainer, Jeanne Peacock, Helen Gilcrease, Grace Ellen Wattinger. SECOND: Lancill Barnes, Jeanette Winslow, Shirley Rahncrt, Rita Hightower, Carolyn Kubin. THIRD: Beverly Compton, Billie J. Sample, Glaydcnc Mcrriman, Marie Riffino. FOURTH: Phylliss Grizaffi, JoAnn Pctroski, Margaret Bomnskic, Elda Glover. FIFTH: Pam Stidham, Marilyn Krueger. ’59-’60 OUTSTANDING MEMBER Bill Dansby with Director Austin Choir activities this year, in addition to the regular performances for churches, civic groups, and Baccalaureate, included two trips—one to Brenham to sing and one to Galveston for pleasure. This year's Seniors perhaps set a precedent as they redesigned the letter worn on choir sweaters. These sweaters, were in turn paid for by the year's biggest job and accomplish- ment—a two night run of an operetta— Robin Hood. After this year's success, the operetta will probably become an annual affair. A CAPPELLA CHOIR DIRECTOR: Jim Austin SENIORS: Bill Dansby, Walter Hoke, George Ingiehart, Ann Stanford, Emily Crouch, Jane White, Grace Wattingcr, Judy Hoppcss, Barbara Gibbs, Beverly Compton, Norma Trant, Beverly Ogg, Brenda Butler. Dana Eddins. Paula Maddox. Jane Pond. ALTO: Dana Wortham. Noni Watson. Barbara Early. Mary Lynn Heare, Mary Amis, Jane White, Elizabeth Gibbs, Ann Stanford, Judy Hoppess, Annette Adams, Grace Wattinger, Karin Peterson, Kay Alexander, Dianne Mohr, Beverly Compton, Jane Pond. Beverly Ogg, Pat Dooley, Carolyn Ellison. Pamela Hayes, Barbara Gibbs, Dana Ed- dins. TIu BASS: Mike Hyde, Walter Hoke. George Inglchart, Bill Dansby. Gerald Shearer, Frank Reeves. Eddie Lehr, Lonnie Williams, Van Wood. John Ward, Louis King, Gilford Thomas. Robert Collier, Jacob Montoya, Andy Ogg, Thomas Stockton, Danny Dansby. Ray Berry. OFFICERS AND CHOIR COUNCIL: PRES., Gary Sylvester; VICE-PRES., Bill Dansby; SEC., Emily Crouch; „ , «... I , m Y u:,„ p:v:. HISTORIAN, Jane White. Senior Council members: Ann SOPRANO: Emily Crouch, Jeanne Smith. Jeanette Lynch. Norma White. Pixie ■ Schiller. Norma Trant, Shaaron Mclchcr, Martha Ball, Lou Stanford, Wincie Vance, Sharon Whcring, Pamela Byrd, Martha Beard. Willa Franklin. Paula Maddox, Brenda Butler, Dotty Johnson, Michele Poe, Sharon Grisham. TENOR: Bob McClellan, Bobby Anderson, Gary Phillips, Donald Reiser, Larry Wagner, Benny Buchannan, Bill Leighman, Buzzy Syptac. 199 BRONCO BAND Realizing the heavy schedule of events throughout the year, the band began practice in the latter part of August. Football games and pep rallies were the first ac- tivities in which the band gave its musical support. In October the annual Birthday Calendar drive was held and everyone helped to make it a big success. At State Fair time the band attended, and also marched in the Bryan Christmas parade. Also in Dec. the Band Banquet was held and Beverly Scasta was named winner of the KORA AWARD. District tryouts were held in Conroe in Dec. v-.: - - OFFICERS FRONT ROW LIBRARIAN Pat Dooley SECRETARY Beverly Compton VICE-PRES. Jeannie Peacock DRUM MAJOR Beverly Scasta SECOND ROW: REPORTER Marilyn Krueger UNIFORMS Ray Brittain and Gerald Shearer PRESIDENT Charles Yeates THIRD ROW: INSTRUMENTS Lonnie Williams LIBRARIAN Mike Hyde INSTRUMENTS Robert Collier CLARINETS FIRST ROW: Beverly Comp- ton, Dana Wortham, Bryan Coon, Billie Jo Moore, Carolyn White. SECOND ROW: Mike Hyde, Jane Restivo, Dorothy Zweifel, Charlotte Fickcy, Joan Nowak. Irene Cantu. THIRD: Joy Pohl, Molly Herrera, Julia Grimaldo, Me- linda Vaquera. FOURTH: Polly Munoz, Minerva Marin. TENOR SAX. BASSOON BASS CLARINET FRONT ROW: Sammy Rcs- tivo, Cal Thompson, Melanie Clark, Beverly Scasta. SEC- OND: Vernon Gomez. Charles Dockery. Paul Beard, Judy Perkins. THIRD: Paul Ramir- ez. FLUTES. ALTO SAX FRONT ROW: Ginger Mc- Clain. Jeannic Peacock. Gay Vincent, Pat Dooley, Peter Dchlinger. SECOND: George Hciman. Don Ling. Barry Bloodworth, Jackie McLaugh- lin. THIRD: Barbara Kindt, Boyce Olis’er. Sue Steck. Those receiving awards are: John CoVan, Bryan Coon, Mike Hyde, Dana Wortham, Peter Dehlin- ger, Beverly Compton, Robert Collier. REGIONAL WINNERS: Clark Kimbcrling, Bever- ly Compton, Mike Hyde, Robert Collier, Pat Gasek, Judy Perkins. STATE WINNERS: Judy Perk- ins, and Mclony Clark, U. of T. Harp Ensemble. Nearing the end of school, the band made a tour of all of the junior highs and gave a concert, ending with the Spring Concert at High School. At this time Judy Perkins was given the JOHN PHILIP SOUSA MUSI- CIANSHIP AWARD. To boost the Seniors on their way, the band played for the Commencement Ex- ercises. BASSES. BARITONES TROMBONES FRONT ROW: Glenn Con- nor, Charles Herzog. Charles Yeates, Andrew Cronk. Thom- as Holt. SECOND: Gerald Shearer. THIRD: Albert Ram- bo. Lee Freeman. Tommy Ker- ley. Johnny CoVan. PERCUSSION FRONT ROW: Dolores Sala- zar. Lynn I.ucckemcycr, Pat Gasek. SECOND: Ray Brit- tain. Robert Collier. THIRD: Martha Beard. Bill Biggs, Johnny Ruiz, Lewis King. FRENCH HORNS AND CORNETS FRONT ROW: Marilyn Krue- ger. Cathie Hall, Mary Nelson, Clark Kimberling. SECOND: James Berry, Lonnie Williams, Larry Berry-. THIRD: Martha Jo McLain, Jim Lassiter. FOURTH: David Kehlenbrink, Linda Hary, Bill Swafford. BRONCO TWIRLERS DRUM MAJOR—BEVERLY SCASTA Marilyn Krueger Jeannie Peacock Dana Rose Wortham Jane Restivo Martha Jo McClain F WL' 1 '- '•5- '-OfiC. 5C� . S.O-. -OC - w -'- r CCv . , The Senior ( Stephen K Austin High’Sc SENIOR TREASURES BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION No one, except a Senior, will know the excitement and thrill that was held in each one’s heart as the March from Aeida began on grad- uation night. There was a touch of gladness and a touch of sadness. For this procession meant the last time that this class of '60 would be altogether. Baccalaureate was held Suncjay evening, May 22, I960, at eight o’clock in the S.F.A. Physical Edu- cation Building. After the A Cap- pclla Choir sang, Rev. Norman Anderson, pastor of the A M Pres- byterian Church of College Station, introduced Dr. William M. Logan, pastor of the University Presbyterian Church of Austin, who gave the Bacculaurcate Sermon. Commencement exercises were held the following Monday evening. After the invocation, Ann Stanford, Senior Class President, presented to the school a spotlight for the audi- torium on behalf of the class. Mr. Cook announced honor graduates KAY COUGER, PAULA MAD- DOX, JUDY FOSTER, DEANE SMITH, JO ANN VINCENT, who have a 4.0 average, and BILL DANSBY, who has a 3-96 average. R. L. Peacock, Secretary of the School Board, presented the diplo- mas. Robert Ferguson, Laneill Barnes and Bill Dansby spoke on The Brink of Change.” To close the exercises, the Senior Class sang the Alma Mater. THE BIG THREE 206 Ann Stanford, our Senior Class Presi- dent, displays the excitement of all her classmates as she walks down the aisle to present the class gift. After all announcements, all honors were given out, the BIG MOMENT finally came!! Diplo- mas were given to about 183 spring graduates. CLIMAX YEAR SENIOR PLAY 'THE DIARY OE ANNE FRANK’ Mr. Frank ............................... Bill Dansby Miip .................................. Vickie Shcro Mrs. Van Daan .......................... Sally Lehr Mr. Van Daan ...................... George Ingleheart Peter Van Daan .................................. Jeff Shero Mrs. Frank ........................... Marilyn Krueger Margot Frank ............................. Pat Wilkins Anne Frank .......................... Bonnie Wilson Mr. Kraler .......................... David Dulaney Afr. Dussel ...................................... Tim Lane Directors .................... Mrs. Marie A cDonald Miss Mac Goodlctt Student Directors ....................... Judy Foster Beverly Scasta RIGHT: Do they look familiar, Jeff? LEFT: Hanukkah Greetings!” RIGHT: One for Margot, one for me, RIGHT: What s the word, Mr. K.? LEFT: It may be a trap- don't go!” RIGHT: Hold it down, Ears! LEFT: Burn this Mr. Frank?” SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sal and Tom jive at the Christmas Dance How high's the water, seniors? What docs it say, Mel? Hostesses at the Mardi Gras Dance What a line! SENIOR SNAPS Is that you, Kay, Barbara. Carolyn? Heave ho, senior boys. Haven't changed at all, have you, Judy F.? How was the trip, Jo Ann? Beverly Seasta ? Ann and Joyce— second childhood? 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LOU NHS 60; Homecoming Duchess; Senior Class Cotton Pageant Duchess 60; Lassos 60; HR. president 59; Student Council 58, 60; Pan-Am, Bronco 58-60; Footlights 58- 59; Tri-Hi-Y 60. ARRENDONDO, MIKE FFA 57-60, treasurer 60; Pan-Am, 4-H, Barbershop Quartet 57-58. BARNES. LANIELL NHS 59, 60, secretary 60; Most Courteous 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60; Girls' State 59; Student Council 60; 4-H 57-60; Foot- lights 58; FBL 60; Bronco 60; Tennis Club and squad 59; Lassos 60; Latin Club. BARRON. BEVERLY Footlights 57-60, secretary- 58; Bronco 58-60; Tri-Hi-Y 58; Pan-Am 57; SC alternate 57; Senior and Junior Play committee. BARTON. JOHNNY Football letterman 58-60; All-District Hon. mention 59; Best Lineman Award 59; Colts 57; B As. 58-60; Slide Rule 60; HR. secretary 60. BASS, TOMMY Track 58, 59; Pan-Am Tal- ent Show 60; Bowling League 60. BATTEN, BARBARA Footlights 57-60; FHA 58- 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60; Speech 60. 230 SENIOR DIRECTORY BATTEN. MARY NELL Library Club 57-59; FHA 57-59; DE 60. BEAL. JACOB Valentine Court 57, 58, 60; B As. 59-60; Basketball Colts 58; HR. officer 58, 60; Base- ball letterman 59, 60; Student Council 59; Nature Club; Slide Rule 60; Bowling League 60. BEAL. OREN Teen Time 60; Pan-Am 58; HR. president 59; Hi-Y, Ten- nis 58; B As. 59; Speech, Slide Rule, Bowling League 60; Baseball 58-60, letterman 59; Footlights 58; Basketball Colts 59- BEARD. PAUL Band 57-60; Hi-Y 59-60: Jets 60. BELL, DORA MAE DE 60; Girls' Forum. BENSON, FRED NHS 60; Math Award 60; Latin Club; Tennis Club 58; Jets 60; Slide Rule, president 60. BERGER, MARIE Fut. Nurses Club 57- 59; FBL 60; DE 60. BERRY, BILLY DE 60. BISHOP, BILLY ICT 60; FFA 58. BOLTON, DAVID Barbershop Quartet 58; Junior Play committee 59; Speech Club; Bowling League 60. BONIFAZI, ALBERT 4-H 57-59; Slide Rule 59; Track 57-59. BOYD, ROBERT ICT 58-60, president 60; Outstanding ICT student 60. BOXLEY, HENRY Class Favorite 58, 59, 60; Football letterman 57-60, cap- tain 59; Best Back Award 59; All-District 59 . All-Central Texas 59; Basketball letterman 58-60; Vice-President Soph Class; HR. vice-president 58; Footlights 58; B As. 57-60; Speech 59; Hi-Y 57-60; Bowl- ing League 60. BRADY, TOMMY Football letterman 59, 60, All-District 60; Colts 57; Track 60; B As.; FFA 57-60; HR. officer 58, 59; SC alter- nate 60; Footlights 58; Barber- shop Quartet 58; Bowling League 60. BREWER, HENRY Boys' Forum president, Most Energetic 60; 4-H 58-60; Bowling League; Speech Club 60; Hi-Y 58; SC alternate 59; FFA 57-59, treasurer 58; B As.; Baseball 58-60; Track 57- 59; Football letterman 58, 59, captain 59, All-District 59. BOMNSKIE, MARGARET Library Club 60; FBL 60; FHA 58. BUCHANAN. JOHN 4-H 58-60; Barbershop Quartet 58. BUTLER, BRENDA Cit. of Month 59; Student Council 59; HR. officer 58, 60; Footlights and Beauty Shop Society 58; Pan-Am; A Cap- pella Choir 57-60. CABALLERO, CONCHA FHA; Pan-Am 58-60; FNC 60; HR. officers 60. CAHILL, ANN Mid-term graduate. CALDWELL, DEE WAYNE FBL 60; Speech 60; Junior Play 58. CANALES. ROGER DE 60; Hi-Y; Pan-Am 60. CANTU, IRENE Bronco; Corral; FHA; FNC 60; Pan-Am 59; Tri-Hi-Y 58- 60; SC alternate 59. CARGILL, JOYCE Sophomore and Senior Fav- orite; Quill and Scroll 59, 60, president 60; NHS 59, 60; Who's Who; Cit. of Month 60; Student Council 58; Assis- tant editor Bronco 59; Editor Bronco 60; Tri-Hi-Y; FTA 57-60; Bronco 57-60; Foot- lights 58. CARRIER. BRUCE Barbershop Quartet; Colts 57-58; Speech; Hi-Y 60; Bowl- ing League 60; HR. president 59; Track 58-60. CEDILLO, LUCY State Homemaking Degree 60; Cit. of Month 60; Bronco 60; FHA 57-60, president 60, parliamentarian 59; Beauty Shop 58; Pan-Am 58-60; HR. officer 59; Tennis Club 58-59. COMPTON, BEVERLY Scholarship in Sec. Training 60; Beauty Shop 58; Foot- lights 59; A Cappella Choir 57-60; Band 57-60. COOK. DAVID Boys’ Forum. COOK, RICHARD Pan-Am 57-60; Jets 60; Speech 58-60; HR. officer 58, 59; Football letterman 59; Colts 58; Track letterman 57- 60, captain 60; B As.; Barber- shop Quartet; Footlights; Cor- ral 58. CORDRAY, JOHN Boys' Forum; Boxing Cham- pion 57-60. COUGER. KAY NHS 59. 60; Homecoming Princess; Who's Who; Most Outstanding Math Student 60; president Sophomore Class; secretary of Student Body; president of Lassos 60; Foot- lights 59; Tri-Hi-Y 59, 60; Bronco 58-60; Student Council 59, 60; Latin Club. COX. MELVA JO Valentine Court 58; Junior Class Favorite; FFA Sweet- heart 60; Homecoming Princess 59; Personality Plus 60; treas- urer Sophomore Class; Cheer- leader 59, 60; Pan-Am; Tri- Hi-Y; Bronco; FTA; Foot- lights 58-60. CROUCH, EMILY Wittiest 60; Pan-Am 58; Br 5nco 58-60; Footlights 58; Band 58-59; librarian 59; A Cappella Choir 58-60, secre- tary 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60. DANSBY. BILL Most Likely to Succeed; Who's Who; Outstanding Choir Member; Choir Operetta 60; Junior and Senior Plays; A Cappclla Choir 57-60, vice- president 60; Footlights 58-60; Thespians 59-60, president 60; NHS 59-60; Bronco 59; Hi-Y 59-60, secretary-treasurer 60, delegate 60; Slide Rule 60; Student Council 59; Latin Club. DAVIS. BETTY Mid-term student. DEMOTTIER, LOREN Junior Play com.; Speech Club 60; Bowling League 60; Barbershop Quartet 58. DOCKERY, MILTON ICT 60; Boys' Forum. DORSEY, NANCY ICT 60, Sweetheart 60, sec- retary 60; Pan-Am 57-58; Band 57-60. DOWLING, JOHN DE 59-60. DULANEY. DAVID Transfer. Senior Play; Foot- lights. EASELEY, VIVIAN Mid-term student. EDDINS. DANA Best Looking 60; FTA 57- 60; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60; Foot- lights 57-59; A Cappella Choir 57- 60; FNC 57; Teen Time 58- 60; Tennis Club and squad 58-59; Bronco 57-60; Latin Club; Junior and Senior Play- corn.; SC alternate 57; HR. officer 57, 58. FAGAN, BOBBY ICT 59, 60; sergeant-of- arms ICT 60. FAVER, NINA LOU FTA 57-60, representative 60; Tennis Club 57-60, secre- tary 60; Latin Club; FHA 58; Junior and Senior Play com.; Bronco 60; HR. officer 58, 60; SC alternate 59. FAZZINO. JOHNNY Slide Rule 60; Jets 60; Boys' Forum. FAZZINO, JOHN CHARLES Outstanding Future Farmer 60; Football Icttcrman 58; Colt 57; FFA 57-60, vice-president 60; B As.; Pan-Am 57-59. FERGESON, ROBERT Boys' State 59; NHS 60; Junior Rotarian 60; Basketball 59; Speech Club 60; Latin Club; Debate Club, vice-presi- dent 60; Hi-Y, delegate 60; Student Council, treasurer 60. FERGUSON, JUDY Mid-term student. A Cappel- la Choir; Band 57-59. FISHER, JANE Tennis letterman 60; FTA 57-60; FHA 58; 4-H 58-60, secretary 60; Band 59; Slide Rule 60; HR. president 60; Girls’ Forum representative 59; Iennis Club 57-60, treasurer 60. FOSTER. JUDY Who's Who 60; Cit. of Month 60; NHS 59-60, presi- dent 60; Most Dependable 60; Outstanding English Student 60; Nat. Merit Scholarship Finalist; Pan-Am 58-60, presi- dent 60; Thespians 59, 60; Footlights 58-59; Band 58-59; All-State 59; librarian 58, 59; Junior Play; Director of Sen- ior Play; A Cappclla Choir 58. GARCIA. WANETTA Pan-Am 58-60; FHA 58-60. GASEK. PAT Band 57-60, All-District 60, All-Regional 60; Pan-Am 57- 60; FTA 57-59; FHA 57-59; Math Club 59; Footlights 57- 60; Beauty Shop Society 58; Bronco 60; ICT 60; HR. of- ficer 59. 60. GERKE. SALLY ANN Pan-Am 58-60; Tennis Club 59; Fut. Nurses 59-60; Tri- Hi-Y 60. GIBBS. BARBARA Most Talented 60; Who's Who 60; NHS 59, 60, vice- president 60; FTA 57-60, president 60, vice-president 59; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Footlights 58-59; A Cappclla Choir 57-60; Thes- pians 59, 60, treasurer 60; Girls' Forum Reader 59; Di- rector of Junior Play. GILCREASE, HELEN Outstanding Transcription Award 60; FBI, 60; Pan-Am 57-60; Footlights 58-60; Bronco 60; Beauty Shop Soci- ety 58; 4-H 58; Senior Play, usherette; Library helper 59; HR. officer 57, 58. 59' SC alternate 58. GINZEL, DANIEL Slide Rule 60; Jets 60; Boys' Forum. GLOVER. ELDA MAE FHA 58-60; FNC 58-60; FBI. 60; Beauty Shop Society 58; Library Club 58. GONGORA. STEPHEN Baseball Icttcrman 59; Pan- Am 58-59- GRAHAM, WILLIAM Boys' Forum 57-60. GRIZZAFFI, PHYLLIS JO FHA 57-60, treasurer 60; FBI. 58-60, vice-president 59; Fut. Nurses 60; HR. officer 58-59; Beauty Shop Society 58. GUINN. RICHARD Friendliest 60; Football let- terman 59; B As.; Basketball Icttcrman 58-60; Pan-Am 57- 59; Nature Study Club 60, president 60; Student Council 58; FFA 60, sentinel 60. HAI.LARN, RUSSEL 4-H 57-59; Boys' Forum 57-60. HARDING, ROLAND Basketball Icttcrman 59, 60, captain 60; All-District Hon. Mention 59; All-District 60; All-State Hon. Mention 60; Most Valuable Player 60; Jun- ior Rotarian 60; Hi-Y 58-60; Barbershop Quartet 58. HARTSFIELD. RAYMOND ICT 58-60, treasurer 59, vice-president 60; FFA 60, Grcenhand president 60. HAWKINS, DIANE Transfer. FHA 60. HENTON, LARRY Swimming team 58; Colts 59; Track 60; Pan-Am 58. HERRERRA, JOHN Baseball letterman 58, 59, 60; Football 57, 58; Colts 57; Pan-Am 58-60; FTA 60; Hi-Y 60, sergeant-at-arms 60; B As.; HR. officer 58, 60. HIGHTOWER. RITA NHS 60; FHA 57-59; Li- brary Club 57-59; Fut. Nurses 58; FBI. 60; Office worker 59-60. HOKE, WALTER Personality Plus 60; Student Council 58; Pan-Am 57-60, treasurer 60; A Cappella Choir 57- 60; Council 58, 60; Hi-Y 60, parliamentarian 60; HR. president 60. HOLLEY. NEIL FFA 58-60; Boys' Forum 58- 60. HOPPESS, JUDITH Cit. of Month 59; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60, vice-president 60; Latin Club; Debate 60; A Cappclla Choir 57-60; SC alternate 59; vice-president Girls' Forum 60; HR. president 58. INGLEHART, GEORGE Junior Rotarian 59; Nat. Merit Scholarship Finalist; Most Dependable 60; Hi-Y 59-60, president 60, parlia- mentarian 59; Pan-Am 58-59; Math Club 58-59; Slide Rule 60; Science Club 59-60; Bar- bershop Quartet 58; A Cappel- la Choir 57-60; SC alternate 58. JERNIGAN. DAVID Outstanding Science Student 60; NHS 60; Thespians 60; Footlights 59-60. treasurer 60; Math Club 59; Hi-Y 60, rep- resentative 60, delegate 60; Tennis 59; Speech; Jets; SC alternate 60; Slide Rule 60; Science Club 59; Corral 58; Press Club 58-59, representa- tive 59; Junior Plav. JOHNSON. JIMMY Hon. Mention Mech. Draw- ing Contest 58; Pan-Am 9; TCT 59- JOSEY, JAMES Baseball Icttcrman 58-60, captain 60; Colts 57; Pan-Am 57-60; B As. 58-60; Hi-Y 60; Speech 60; Bowling League 60. 231 JUAREZ. GLORIA ICT 59, 60; Fut. Nurses Club 60. JUAREZ, PASCUAL Boys' Forum. JUETT, SHARON NHS 60; Quill and Scroll 60; Tri-Hi-Y 57-59; Press Club 60; FBL 60; Corral 60; HR. officer 57, 60. KALI NEC, WILLIE HR. president 58; Boys' Fo- rum representative 58; 4-H 57- 59; Slide Rule 60. KEELING, JACK Corral 58, 60, Sports editor. Outstanding Staff Award 60; Slide Rule 60, 6th place in IL; Pan-Am 58-59- KEHLENBRINK. DAVID Band 57-60. KILGORE, JIMMIE NHS 60; FHA 57-58; 4-H 58; DE 59, 60, secretary 58. KINDT. DAVID FFA 57-60, Dairy Award 59, 60. KINDT, FRANCES FHA 58; 4-H 58; DE 58- 60, vice-president 60, delegate 60. KOKEMOOR. DONALD Slide Rule 60; Boys' Forum 57-60. KONECNY. DORIS FHA 57-58; DE 60. KONECNY, JOE HR. president 59; 4-H 57- 59; Slide Rule 60. KRUEGER, MARILYN Senior and Junior Play; Band 58-60, majorette 58-60; representative 60; Winner of NSA Contest; Footlights 58- 60; Thespians 59, 60, vice- president 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60; FBL 60; HR. officer 59. KUBIN, CAROLYN Student Council 59; Foot- lights 58; Pan-Am 58-60; Tri- Hi-Y 59, 60; FNC 59; FBL 60; Bronco 60; Senior Play com.; Office helper 59; Senior Class treasurer; HR. officer 58. LANE. TIM Poet Laureate 60, Hon. Mention 59; Senior Play; Nat. Merit Scholarship finalist; 3rd in Math Test 59; Corral 60, Special Staff Award 60; Press Club 60; Junior Math Club, representative 60; Speech; Footlights 60; Barbershop Quartet 58; Football 58; Bas- ketball 58; IL Ready Writing 59. LAWSON, EVELYN NHS 59, 60; Latin Club; HR. officer 57; SC alternate 59; Student Council 60. LEE, DORIS Girls' Forum. LEHR. SALLY Miss SFA 60; Tennis letter- man 58; NHS 59, 60; Who's Who 59. 60; Cit. of Month 59; Junior and Senior Play; Thespians 60; Student Council 58; Slide Rule 60; Corral 58; Footlights; Bronco 59-60; Speech 60; MOD chairman; Tennis Club 58; Cheerleader 59; Head Cheerleader 60. LERO. JOSEPHINE Pan-Am 57-60; FNC 60; FHA 60; 4-H 57-59; HR. officer 60. LINDSEY, KENNETH Boys' Forum. LINNSTAEDTER, DARLENE Pan-Am 58; Tri-Hi-Y 59; Footlights 58. LITTLE. DON 4-H 58; B As. 58-60; man- ager 58; ICT 59; HR. officer 58; Boys' Forum representative 60. LOPEZ. GLORIA Nat. Spanish Contest Winner 59; Pan-Am 57-60; FNC 57 60. LOPEZ. JO ANN Pan-Am 58-60. LUCAS. LARRY Pan-Am 60. LUZA, DORIS FHA 58; 4-H 58; HR. of- ficer 58; DE 58-60, DE Award 60; Princess of DE Val. Court 59. 60. LUZA. EDWARD 4-H 58; ICT 59-60. LYNCH, JEAN Best All-Around 60; NHS 60; FNC 58; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60, delegate 57, 58; Bronco 57, 60; HR. officer 58, 59- McCUNE. JUDY NHS 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60, Project chairman 60; Lassos 59-60; Slide Rule 60; Debate Club; Bronco 60; HR. vice- president 60. Transfer from Uvalde. McLaughlin, jack Band 57-60; HR. sccrctar 58; Hi-Y 57-59; Pan-Am 5f Slide Rule 60. MACK. LINDA FHA 57-58; DE 58-60, vice- president 59, treasurer 60; DE Val. Queen 60; HR. secretary 58. MADDOX, PAULA Valentine Duchess 60; Cit. of Month 60; NHS 59. 60; Who's Who 60; Bronco; Tri- Hi-Y 58-60; A Cappclla Choir 57- 60; Lassos 60; FNC 57- 59; Footlights 58; Corral 58; Latin Club; Junior Play com.; Vice-President of Student Body 60; Girls' Forum re- porter 59; Treasurer Junior Class; HR. officer 58, 59; Student Council 60. MAINER, PATTYE NHS 60; Friendliest; MOD Queen 60; Pan-Am 57-59; FHA 58; FBL 60; Tennis Club 57-59; Bronco 58-60; SC alternate 60; Girls' Forum vice-president 60; Tri-Hi-Y 58- 60, secretary-treasurer 60; HR. officer 58, 59. MANRIQUEZ, TONY Pan-Am 57-60. MARTINEZ, ESTHER Transfer. DE 60. MATHIS. SARA BETH Pan-Am 57-59; Tri-Hi-Y 59; FBL 60; FTA 58-60; FHA 58-60, publicity chairman 60; Footlights 57-59; Tennis Club 58; HR. officer 58, 59. MATUS, LAWRENCE Jets 60. MEADS, BILLY FRANK ICT 58, 59; Band 58. MEIER, DARBY Outstanding DE Student; Junior Rotarian 59; DE 58- 60, president 60, delegate 60. MELASKY, MARGARET FHA 58-60; FNC 60; FBL 60; HR. representative 60. MENDEZ, DORA FHA 58-60; FNC 60; Pan- Am 57-60. MERRYMAN, GLADYNE Outstanding Bookkeeping Award 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60; FBL 60. Transfer. METZER, HAROLD Boys' Forum 57-60. MONO VAIS, EMIL Football lctterman 60; Pan- Am 57-60; Slide Rule 60; B As.; HR. officer 60. MONTELONGO, JESSE Pan-Am 57-60; ICT 60. MOORE. CAROLYN Library Club 58; DE 58- 60; DE Val. Queen 59. MORENO, JOE Baseball letterman 58, 60; Hi-Y 60; B As.; Pan-Am 57- 60. MOSELEY. BOBBY Pan-Am 57-60; Slide Rule 60; Senior Play com. MURPHY, JOHN Hi-Y 60; Slide Rule 60; Senior Play com. NASH, DELORES FBL 60. NEVEU, CHARLES Pan-Am 58-60. NEWLAND, VERNON 4-H 57; FFA 58; FTA 58; Footlights 58; Pan-Am 59; HR. officer 58. ODSTRICIL, BOBBY Boys’ State 59; Pan-Am 57- 60; Slide Rule 60; Hi-Y 58- 60; HR. vice-president 58-60. 232 OGG, BEVERLY NHS 60; Quill and Scroll 60; A Cappclla Choir 57-60; FNC 57-59; Tri-Hi-Y 58-60; Math Club 59; Bronco 58-60; Business manager 60; SC al- ternate 58; HR. officer 59, 60; Junior Play prompter. OLEXEY. PATSY Tennis letterman 58; NHS 60; Pan-Am 57-60; Tennis Club 57-60, representative 60; Slide Rule 60, representative 60; Press Club 60; Corral 60; Tennis squad 59. OLIVER, KATE Quill and Scroll 60, secre- tary 60; 1st in District Jour- nalism; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60, repre- sentative 60; Press Club 58, 60, representative 60; Pan-Am 57-60; Lassos 60; Senior Play com.; SC alternate 60. OLIVER, TOMMIE Transfer. PARKER. GARDNER Junior Play; Most Intellec- tual 60; Thanksgiving Play 57; Thespians 58-60; Footlights 57-59; FFA 58; Student Coun- cil 58, 60; HR. president 59. PATRANELLA. CHARLES Speech Club 59; Library 58; Boys' Forum representative 58; HR. vice-president 58; Senior Play usher 60. PEACOCK. JEANN1E Most Bashful 60; Pan-Am 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60; FBL 60; Bronco 60; HR. officer 58, 59; Band 57-60, vice-president 60; Twirler 57-60. PETERS. MERVIN Best All-Around 60; Bas- ketball letterman 58-60, cap- tain 60, Hon. Mention All- District 60; Baseball letterman 59-60, Hon. Mention All- District 59; Hi-Y 58-60. PETROSKI, JO ANN FHA 57-60; FNC 60; FBL 60. PHELPS, ALVIN Voc. Ag. 60; ICT 58-60. POEHL, NORMAN Boys' Forum 58-60. POND, JANE Pan-Am 58-60; Tri-Hi-Y 59; Footlights 59; A Cappclla Choir 58-60; Tennis Club 59; Bronco 58-60; Beauty Shop 59; FBL 60, representative 60; HR. officer 58. PONZIO, KARLENE Footlights 57-59; Pan-Am 59; Tri-Hi-Y 59; FBL 60; HR. officer 58; Office worker 60; Junior Play usherette. POPE, RAYMOND ICT 58-60, vice-president 59; Student Council 60; Foot- ball manager 58. POTTS, LINDA Tennis squad 58-60; Pan- Am 57-60; FTA 57-60, presi- dent 59, secretary 60; Tennis Club 57-60; Lassos 60; HR. president 60; HR. vice-presi- dent 58. POWERS. BILLY Who's Who 60; NHS 60; Valentine Court 60; Junior Play; Thanksgiving Play 59; Thespians 58-60; 4-H 57-60, president 58, 60; Footlights 57-60; Speech 60; Bronco 60; secretary of Boys' Forum 59; President of Student Body 59- 60. PRINGLE, LENDELL Junior Play com.; Footlights 60. PL'TZ, RUTH ANN Mid-term student. QUINTERO, JOE Football Colts 57; Pan-Am 57-60. RAHNERT, SHIRLEY FNC 60; Library Club 60; FHA 60; FBL 60. REMELE, BARBARA FTA 57-60, editor of News- letter 59; Tri-Hi-Y 59; Pan- Am 58-60; Corral 60; Press Club 60; HR. secretary 60; Footlights 60; Quill and Scroll; Senior Play prompter. RILEY, BETTY Girls' Forum 57-60. RISINGER, PAT Pan-Am 57-60; FTA 57-60; Press Club 60; Corral 60. RIZZO, JOHNNY FFA 60; 4-H 58. ROBERT. JAY BOB Best Looking 60; Football letterman 58, 59; Colts 57; Basketball letterman 59, 60; Colts 57; Track letterman 59, 60, captain 60; Pan-Am 57-59; Hi-Y 58; B As.; Spearh Club 60, vice-president 60; HR. vice-president 58-60. RODRIQUEZ, EDDIE Pan-Am 57-60. RODRIQUEZ, TERESA Girls' Forum 57-60. ROUNTREE, JUDY NHS 60; Quill and Scroll 60, vice-president 60; Corral 58-60, editor 60; FTA 57-60, representative 59; Press Club 58, vice-president 59; Tri-Hi-Y 59; Pan-Am 58-60; HR. secre- tary 58. RUFFINO RICHARD Jets 60; 4-H 58; Bowling League 58. SALINAS, VIRGINIA Pan-Am 57-60; Girls' Fo- rum representative 59- SALVAGGIO, MARIE FNC 60; Library Club 59; FHA 58-60. SAMPLE, BILLIE JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 57-60; FNC 59; FTA; FBL 60. SCANLIN, JOSETTA Pan-Am 57-60; Tri-Hi-Y 58-60; FBL 60, vice-president 60; HR. president 58. SCASTA, BEVERLY NHS 59, 60; Who's Who 60; Most Intellectual 60; Girls' State 59; Outstanding Foreign Language Student 60; Cit. of Month 59; KORA Band Award 59; Outstanding Dicta- tion Award 60; Thespians 59, 60; Footlights 57-59; Bronco 57-60; Junior Play; Director of Senior Play; Latin Club; Tri- Hi-Y 58-60, president 60, dele- gate 60; Band 57-60, Twirler 59, Drum Major 60; secretary of Sophomore Class; Student Council 59. 60. SCHWARTZ, VERONICA FHA 58; Pan-Am 58-60; Tri-Hi-Y 58-60; FNC 60, Social com. chairman 60; Foot- lights 60. SCOTT. ROBERT Track letterman 60. SIEGERT, BOBBY 4-H 58; Boys' Forum. SHEPPARD, GERALD Boys’ State 59; Pan-Am 58- 60; Track letterman 60. SHERO, JEFF Wittiest 60; Thespians 60; Senior Play; Teen Time; 3rc in Extemp. Speaking 60; 1st in Pan-Am Talent Show; Science Club 59; Pan-Am 59- 60, vice-president 60; Speech Club 59; Slide Rule 60; HR. vice-president 59; Corral 60; Footlights 60. SHERO, VICKI FTA 58-60; Quill and Scroll 60; Student Council 60; Footlights 58; Lassos 59; Cor- ral 58-60; Senior Play; Thanksgiving Play; Pan-Am 60. SHIRLEY. SARAH DE 60, delegate 60, State finalist 60; Pan-Am; Tri-Hi-Y 59; 4-H 57-60; HR. officer. SIDES. MIKE Boys' Forum 57-60. SIFUENTEZ, MARY HELEN Girls' Forum 57-60. SIFUENTEZ, NICK Boys' Forum 57-60. SMITH, DEANE NHS 60; Most Likely to Succeed 60; Pan-Am 57-60; Tri-Hi-Y 58-60; Math Club 59; Slide Rule 60, secretary 60; HR. officer 58-60; Debate Club 60, president 60; Stu- dent Council 59. SMITH, RAY Valentine King 60; MOD King 60; Who's Who 60; Football letterman 59, Hon. Mention All-District 59; Bas- ketball letterman 60, Hon. Mention All-District 60; Colts. 58; Speech Club 60; B As.; secretary of Boys' Forum 60. SPANO, MARGUERITE FHA 58; Girls’ Forum. 233 STANFORD. ANN Valentine Queen 60, Valen- tine Duchess 59; Homecoming Princess 59; DAR Award 60; Who’s Who 59, 60; NHS 59, 60; president of Senior Class; vice-president 59; Bronco 60; Junior Play; Thespians 59, 60; Footlights 57-58; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60, vice-president 59; Stu- dent Council 57-60; TASC delegate 57; A Cappclla Choir 57-60, lib. 58, council 60. STF.VENER, BOBBY NHS 60; Cit. of Month 60; Outstanding Future Farmer; FHA Sweetheart 60; FFA 57- 60; Grcenhand president 58, secretary 59; president 60; 4-H 58, vice-president 58. STIDHAM. PAM Tri-Hi-Y 57-60; FHA 58; Footlights 60; FBL 6C' Tennis Club 60, treasurer 60; L'auty Shop Society 58; Bronco 60; Pan-Am 60; Girls' Forum Reader 60; HR. officer 58. 59- STORM. JO ANN NHS 59. 60; Thespians 59, 60; Footlights 57-60. vice- president 60; FNC 58-60, dele- gate 60. STRATTA, JO JOHN Football, Colts 58; 4-H 58; Baseball 60. SYLVESTER. GARY Most Talented 60; Outstand- ing Sophomore Choir mem- ber; Hi-Y 60; Footlights 58- 60; Boys’ Forum representative 58; A Cappella Choir 57-60, president 60. THOMAS, BOBBY Quill and Scroll 60, secre- tary-treasurer 60; Press Club 60; Pan-Am 60; Slide Rule 60; Corral 60; FFA 59; HR. vice-president 58. TRANT, NORMA ANN Pan-Am 58; FNC 58; Tri- Hi-Y 58; A Cappella Choir 60; Girls' Forum. TRIOLO, MICHAEL 4-H 57-60, delegate 58, vice-president 59, treasurer 60. TURK. CAROLYN NHS 59, 60; Outstanding Student Council member 60; Pan-Am 57-60, project chair- man 60; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60; FNC 57-60; Lassos 60; Student Council 60. VANCE, LYNN Thespians 60, secretary 60; FTA 57-60; FHA 58; Tri- Hi-Y 57-60, project chairman 60; Footlights 57-60; Speech Club 60; Debate Club 60; HR. officer 58, 59, 60. VAQUERA. MELINDA Pan-Am 57-60; FNC 57-60. VENTURA. FRANCELLE Mid-term graduate. VERNON, BOBBY Hon. Mention in Science Fair 60. VINCENT, JO ANN Valentine Court 58, 59, 60; Who’s Who 59; NHS 59, 60; Cheerleader 59, 60; 3rd in Science Fair; Footlights 57-60; Thespians 59, 60, representa- tive 60; FTA 58-60, project chairman 60; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60, chaplain 59. delegate to Austin 60; Tennis Club 59; A Cap- pella Choir 57-59; representa- tive Sophomore Class; project chairman Junior Class; Bronco 60; Slide Rule Club 60. WADE, BILLY Slide Rule 60; Boys' Forum 57-60. WATTINGER, GRACE E. Bronco 58-60; Tri-Hi-Y 58- 60; Footlights 58; A Cappella Choir 57-60; FBL 60, secre- tary-treasurer 60; Teen Time 60; Senior Play com.; Latin Club; 3rd vice-president Girls' Forum 60; HR. officer 58, 59- WEDEL. TOMMY ICT 60, treasurer 60. WEST, KENNETH Junior Rotarian 59; Football letterman 58, 59, Hon. Men- tion All-District 59; B As.; 4-H 57-60, secretary 58, presi- dent 59; HR. president 59. WHEELAN, LINDA Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 60; NHS 60; SC alter- nate 60; HR. officer 59; Pan- Am 57-60; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60; FNC 57-60, secretary 59; FTA 60, vice-president 60; Foot- lights 58-60; Slide Rule 60; Bronco 58-60; Junior Play; Senior Play com.; Lassos. WHITE, CAROLYN NHS 60; Winner of NS A Contest 60; Pan-Am 58; FTA 59; FBL 60, president 60; Band 57-60; HR. president 59- WHITE, JACKIE Most Energetic 60; Pan-Am 58; FTA 57-60, treasurer 59; Tri-Hi-Y 60; Tennis Club 57- 60, president 60, secretary 59; Tennis squad 57-60; Bronco 58-60; Footlights 58-60; Jun- ior Play usherette 59; HR. president 58, 60; Girls' Forum representative 59. WHITE, JANE Friendliest 60; Pan-Am 58- 60; Footlights 60; FNC 58-60, president 60, secretary-treasurer 59; Bronco 60; A Cappella Choir 57-60, historian 60; HR. officer 60. WHITE, LINDA Outstanding DE Student 60; NHS 59, 60; DAR Ameri- can History Award; Tri-Hi-Y 59; Latin Club; FTA 57-59; DE 60; Tennis Club 59; Bronco 59; HR. officer 59. WILKINS, PAT Footlights 57-60; Pan-Am 57-60; Tri-Hi-Y 57-60; Bronco 57- 60; Teen Time 60; Secre- tary of Senior Class; HR. sec- retary 59, 60. WILLARD. PAT Pan-Am 57-60; Tri-Hi-Y 58- 60; FNC 58-60; Footlights 58-60; HR. officer 59. WILLIAMS. CLYDE FFA 57-60; Swine and Beef Production Award. WILLIAMSON, LEON Band 58; Bowling League 60; Boys' Forum. WILLINGHAM. LEON Boys' Forum 57-60. WILSON. BONNIE Thespians 59, 60; Corral 60; Bronco 57-60; Junior and Sen- ior Play; Tennis Club 59; Speech Club; Tri-Hi-Y 57-59; Footlights 57-60, president 60; FTA 57-59; Press Club; Pan- Am Club; HR. representative 60; Library helper 59; Office helper 60; Thanksgiving Play, Christmas Play 60. WILSON, GILBERT Hi-Y 59; Custodian of the Flag 58-60. WILSON, MARY Homecoming Queen 59; Who's Who 60; NHS 59, 60; Outstanding Junior Student Council member; Tennis Let- terman 60; Babe Ruth Sports- manship Award 60; FTA 57- 60; Press Club 60; Tri-Hi-Y 58-60; Bronco 58-60; Corral 58, 60; Tennis Club 57-60; Latin Club; Footlights 59; Stu- dent Council 58-60, recording sec re tar)- 60; Lassos 60, secre- tary 60; Secretary of . Senior Class 60; HR. president 58. WINSLOW. JEANETTE Tennis Club 58; Tennis squad 58; FHA 60; Tri-Hi-Y 60; Footlights 58-60; FBL 60; Bronco 60; Junior Play. WINTERS, EDWIN ICT 60. WOMACK, JOE MR. SFA 60; Valentine Court 58, 59; Who’s Who 60; Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 60; DAR Award; Dan- forth Award; Football letter- man 58, 59. captain 59; Nor- man Dansby Award 59; Bas- ketball letterman 59. 60; Seth Wood Award 59; Baseball letterman 58, 59, 60; B As.; Student Council 58; vice-presi- dent Senior Class 60; vice- president Boys' Forum 60. WOOD, STEVE Pan-Am 58-60; Latin Club; Math Club 59; Slide Rule Club 60; HR. officer 58. 59. 60. YEATES. CHARLES Radio Club 58, vice-presi- dent 58; Science Club 59. proj- ect chairman 59; Math Club 60; A Cappclla Choir 58; Band 57-60, president 60. ZEMANEK, ALVIN DE 58-60; DE Valentine Court 60. ZWIEFEL, DOROTHY Pan-Am 57-60; FHA 57- 60, delegate 59; Band 57-60; HR. president 9; Girls' Fo- rum representative 58. 60. 234 ■ X rrfTTTTTTi Life can be compared to a hallway, with doors to different adventures. 1 past, the same hallway through which we once sought a glimpse of the fut May it recall to your ear the sounds of , the shuffle of feet between classes the slamming of locker doors the determined ring of school bells and Mr. Cook’s very own Pardon me for buttin' in. May it also, through the pages of this bcx k, become a key . . . the key to a Senior's greatest year a Junior's hardest and a Sophomore's most complex . . . the key to faces of friends and teachers which will here only remain untouched by time . . . and the key to times of joy and sadness recalled by these pictures. May this key unlock lor you each time you use it your own personal collection of memories, as you worked, played, and grew, until, as you turn its pages the years to come, you may know in your heart that the 19S9-60 school year best ever. corw '. let this hallw.o fx Mir tl icdi '• mn '« 1� .