Taylor High School - Mallard Yearbook (Taylor, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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I 'wr XS awww' NJGQ5-w --'Q ,..i-wiuh W ' 5--A ' V -X 9 -. -SH , , P-A V ' ' ' ' T1QQJ98il,5s::sL v - - Q- - - ,.- wwfv 4 ' - if ' mai- W 1 ... U- ., ' 1 ' - Y w X ' , S V ' 1 '.- 1 . . . ,...4,:., P' ' V- WJ ' I A ' 1 N qw ' Q 75' .- ,,.. Y. ,..-fn. - wg -if-f, mm , r nv' . j5'f? f 'Sig j . 5 ! 2 K f L! ? I E E F 5 Y z I 5 3' 5 5 ii Sl fi 53 g s.....,....r.....g.... -y.....p..-yqnp...-.pwa M... F... P... ,ww f-Y. f.....r 0 ,...,.,. Students moved into the new Junior High on April 17, 1956 L, R Qig r. nf In a new section of Taylor, North- it Q side was ready for occupancy in September of 1955. An addition to Taylor High was the runway between the main building and the gym, designed for rainy day use. Dedicatian l 1 1 We, the staff of the 1956 Mallard, dedicate this edition of the annual to the moments we have to remember. 'When other nights and other days may find us gone our separate ways, we will have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER, The first hot days of school., , Band drills at night...Ranking eighth ln AA State football...Georgerown victory and Home- coming, .Building decorated for Christm88...Yelling at the basketball games... Senior Play. . . Dancing in a Winter Wonderland. . , Watching the Cotton Boll Relays . . , Opening of the new Junior High. , , Bringing home ribbons from District Meet, . . For the Seniors, Kid Day and Senior Day.. .Finally finals, then Commencement ,, , And the present disappears, we will have these MOMENTS TO REMEMBER' f e 'N' i p 4- x Y ' MR. JOE BURRUSS Chairman Haard of Sducafzon MR. DELMER NICHOLS Vice Chairman MR. HENRY PUMPHREY Among the many accomplish- ments of the School Board this year, we shall remember the construction of the new Junior High and Music Buildings. MR. LOUIS I. KINCL Secretary MR. DON SMITH DR. S. W. LEHMBERG MR. JOHN V. STILES Extensive repairs have been made to the school plant- -perhaps the most noticeable to us is the moderni- zation of the Commercial Department. Supcrintvndcntis' Message It is with a great deal of pleasure that 1 extend congratulations to the students and faculty for the development of a fine school spirit, friendliness, and a high type of democratic citizenship, The habits, personal qualities and characteristics, as well as knowledge you are now developing, will help to lessen the prob- lems that you will meet in later life. May success and happiness be yours in the years to come, Sincerely, T, H, Johnson Superintendent of Schools rimivalis' Massage Dear Students: Memories, like dew on a flower, shimmer brightly and then are inclined to fade away, So your high school memo- ries will gradually recede before the bright sun of day to day living until they seem confused and unreal, However, things of beauty and fragility, such as memories, need to be preserved. Here, in THE MALLARD, your memories are preserved for your lifetime, However insignificant and laughable your memories may some day appear to another generation, to you they will always depict the happy, carefree portions of your life--your high school days. God in his wisdom has devised a method of obliterating the distasteful and commemorating the happiness in our memories, Every truly yours, E, G, Osbom Principal J, . W MRS, J, K, MCWHORTER L D. NEWSOM li. RUSSELL LEWIS MISS RUTH MANTOR MRS. EVELYN MORAN MISS BEATRICE MCKINLEY Band English, Journalism Social Studies English, Spanish :fu f A I .. Mathematics SCiCl'1C5 A PHIL POINT MRS. JOYCE SALM Music English, Speech RICHARD SHERLEY BOB SHORT Coach, P. E. Coach, P. E. . 'L ag ' ' ,' QQ? '-' .LUV H 5 if Ns,-we i 'si 1' MISS MYRA SMYRE MISS MARY LOU FINDEISEN MRS. IANELL ROHLACK PAT TONE American History Office Office Drivers' Education Social Studies Coach, P. E. ,Q Q fQVg If ,yi I 1 , W ff. 'fff ' 1 I ROSS BALDWIN MRS. CHARLIE BOWERS DAN BOYD MRS. ROY CAMBLIN Commercial Subjects Language Arts Guidance Latin. W0l'1d History JAMES COON MRS. KE. DOLAN Industrial Am Commercial Subjects '-I' iff-4 ,QQIIP BILL FORD TOM GALBREATH Coach and P, E, Vocational Agriculture MISS MILDRED GOFF T-C- HAND'-EY Distributive Education MRS. ETHEL HODGE MISS FLOY JONES MRS. FRANCES LEE Librarian Homemaking Language Arts f!,l! 1.11lM Gzylor High Song 'Ill ll' q3HlJJJl!JJlfkl,AJJ How we hon or our own Tay lor High We will Ill- 151 frm Vi! J send forth her praise to the sky All our f d h , 1'1eI'1 S IPS Ol' 4JllfTF1JlrrfHJ Y llll L T I ! V V nev er be sur passed, soon we'll take the walks life and m-f J J IHA IUI in our dai ly strife, but for we'1l re mem ber Tay Ill I 'I Ill J It C! J J 3' gy or For w know that in each of our l O I IIB nl iii was ,F l 'jlgJiJ ??ifu?H?,EWm .Qor WYFFFWI Q ffiJJLJli1J mtqfl JI 6 l 14.1 m eeeee eu Jerfl f ff hearts ------ the Green and White shall ev - er fly ----- . These words mean more to Taylor High students because they know that they are truly original,,,Patricia Gossett, a graduate of 1942, and Jack Nowlin, former band director, are responsible for the words and music, , , On October 3, 1941, the song was introduced to the student body, and later that year, it became official when it was accepted by a student vote of 306 to 62. ixx M flff A - SUE ARLEDGE Senior Class Duchess to Granger Coro- nation--Sweet smile and beautiful hair-- Sporting the purple and gold. GLEN RAY BACHMAYER Idol of the Termites--Owns tardy record for fourth period study hall--l-landsome- Carefree--Squiring that Sophomore. .ia '37 sd ,-U I AMES ALBERS May be a famous artist--Tall and dark-- Quiet--Likes to tinker with radio and television--Will don a sailor suit. JAMES APPEL Best balloon blower at the Junior-Senior --Known for good hamburgers--Squirrel hunter who specializes in jackrabbits. XM up-.: ' JACK BAKER Another Sophomore lover--Tops in foot- ball, basketball, everything--Mutt to numerous friends--Hobbling on crutches, then a cane. SHIRLEY BARTZ Always a house full of friends--Noted for her tennis, volleyball, and twirling --Mercury, poodle, and modeling school next year. WELDON BBZRY Druggist's helper--Friendly to all--A gentleman--Can always be depended on where hard work is required--Goal in life. WENCESLAUS BEYER Ace reporter--Little 27--Co-Captain of the Ducks- -Always ready for a laugh-- Brawn and brains--'Wencie' to his many friends. ff gs 5 X ..-.15-sim . . 3' A 5 si -0--.snuff BARBY BRUNKEN Sense of humor--Plays a smooth trom- bone--Courtesy is his great quality-- Gave up motorcycle for tan Ford and membership in T hunderbolts. MARY CAMP Bulldog -Enthusiastic Duck rooter-- Special love for the sea-- lt Had to Be You'--Dark hair and eyes--In my merry Oldsmobile, 4? '3' ANNE BOOTH Headed for Texas U,--Lends a helping hand--Attractive--Smile for everyone-- Whizzing around in white Cadillac-- Charms on neck. LEROY BRAUN Guard for the Ducks--Prefers his horse to a car--Mr, Wouldby in 'Pot Boiler - Noted for concoctions in chemistry and answers in algebra. l E l E E 5 . E l r v r r n I 5 ii E r auf ANN DAVIS Left THS for marriage and schooling in Lake Charles--Pets are her hobby--Now rides on her own motorcycle--Wish we could see her, SCOTTY DOLAN Duck Tackle, 45--Jolly--Noted for red hair--Owner of Dicky Moegle's car-- Thunderbolter--Who can ask for more? A O is SCOTT CONRAD Tall basketballer--President of the Thunderbolts in his black Mercury-- Tinkers with motors--Duck-tail haircut. CAROL CZIMSKEY Hutto Hippo rooter--After graduation, business school--Sweet in looks as well as disposition--When there's work to be done or a friend is needed, ask Carol, LAWRENCE EULENFELD Pool shark--Rugged individualist--Artist and avid reader-- Scientific minded-- Most careful driver in school, HORACE FINCH Modern day Rembrandt--Heading for high seas--Drummer boy--Quietness offset by loud mufflers--Ravin' Moravian JEANETTE FOSBERG Pretty as a picture--Always with a Junior--Headed for a job after gradua- tion--Loves dogs of any type. JANET FREDERICK Smile for all--Prettiest girl in Texas say the Future Farmers--Twirler, beauty, queen, and the ideal friend, ,QL .ITM DON GONZENBACH Popular music lover--At the old fishing hole--Year at TLC, then TCU--Camera --Takes everything as it com es, NELLE GRAY Aggie lover of THS--Sincere, full of fun--When there's work to be done, ask her--Always out of breath because she's in a hurry, 'S QF ALFRED GEN SLER Passing quarterback-- Gugliami --Teen Den with an eighth grader--Got what it takes to go somewhere--Brains and a smile, VIRGINIA GLA SS A future Florence Nightingale--Got everything it takes to don a white cap --Number I concession worker--Stu- dent and friend. fr' i' VERLYN HECKMA NN Ring on her finger--Star D, E, student and last year's Sweetheart--William- son County's Farm Queen--Need we say more? LORETTA HEIL Mischievous--Little girl--Wants to go to William and Mary--Never see her quiet, but what she says is worthwhile, .ff '17 JOE HAIRST ON Elegant editor--Boys' State--First in ready writing--Rices Crossing Philos- opher--Harvard bound for joumalism, JAN HARKINS Freckles and glasses-- Blue Velvet Singer--Putters around in old Chevy when she can get away with it--Sweet 24. -ur' N7--'3'Y all BUDDY HOLUBEC Runner-up for Mr, THS and Council Prexy--Buddy Hun to allg Hanky to some--Lives on corner of Victoria, question is which corner? WILBERT IHLENFELDT Quiet as a mouse--Good sport--Makes model airplanes--Likes to ride around in leisure, especially to Austin, FORBES JARMON Bubba or Forbies--Romeo of THS--Great dancer--Chauffeuring in black Cadillac-- Always teasing--The boy next door. BETTIE JONES Sports her specialty--Second Harry James in the Ravin' Moravians--Wading at the Gabriel--Adds wit and life to any group, MARVIN LENZ Need an honor?--He's got them all-- Famous haircut--Bound for TLC-- Friendly, courteous, sums him up-- One of school's hardest workers, ERVIN LESCHBER Tiger--Flashy clothes--Shoe salesman --Pin-ups on locker door--Always with a Junior--Resembles James Dean, BARBARA KELLDORF Plays an exceptional saxophone--Inf1u- ence at Merchants Press--Set apart by charming quietness, blond hair, and smile. BETTY KRUEGER Medals on an Ag jacket--DEer at Pen- ney's--Office helper and ardent home- maker- -Iust plain sweet fits her to a T LORENE MACHU KTAE's prize DE student--Makes up for quietness with friendly smile--Cheerful disposition--Kind of friend everyone values. JOYCE MOEHNKE Extremely active in chemistry--Always happy and having a good time--Can really harmonize--Should have been a Sophomore. so-5 HERMAN LUEDTKE Back and forth to Austin--Big Buick-- Prize debater--Sure to work in a drug store--Eagle Scout--Confidence is bound to bring honors, MARY KATHERINE MCCONCHIE Tutter to all but a tutor to some--Pretty red Chevrolet always filled--Finger in every pie---Famed for job as Prexy of Junior Class--Though destined for Mary Baldwin, leaves heart at Texas. f-'ggi rib- f '1'ip CLIFFORD MUCHA Second Dicky Moegle--Evil grin with sparkle in eye--Worked at pool to buy his car--Flat top with overalls. u EUGENE PAIRETT I'm Back in the Saddle Again -- Hero of the Lockhart game--Jack of all trades --Domineering personality--Muscles and glasses. NANCY PATTERSON Princess at doorway of country home-- Liked by all for sweet disposition and sincerity--Bound for Southwestem-- MYF prexy, GAIL PIRCHER T hrall rooter--Future Homemaker-- Friendly and helpful--Should see those clothes she makes--Sports a ring, RETA REMMERT Typical Duck rooter--I-lauls the gang-- Will go out of way to help--Becoming hair style--Easy-going, but dependable, LILLIAN ROZACKY Aggie stickers on car windcwvs--Always eating--Rare wit brings flocks of friends - -Algebra, favorite subject. J LOU ANN RAINWATER Sweet, quiet, smiling--Active band member--Business school bound--Fa- mous for ability as Sergeant-at-arms JOHN RAVEN Wiggle his ears--Charter member of Thunderbolts, even in his Chevy-- Drinks lots of milk--Geometry whiz, 1-'CZ' .tml WILLIE SCHLICKEISEN Ravin' Moravian--Comanche Bluff on Sunday afternoon, speaking German-- Little boy grin--Abnormal psychology student. VIRGINIA SCHOENER 3 Sincere with disposition to become nurse --Dark eyes and hair--A helping hand is always ready--Deserving and gracious, VIRGIE RUTHVEN Student's student--Brains and beauty-- Ring on her finger--Quietness is her trademark--Dependable and loyal to all, RODNEY RYDELL From looks of laboratory work, he will be a great scientist someday--Really a math shark--Willing to take his tum in hard work, GENE SEFCIK Carrot top--With Marvin--In a yellow convertible--A smile and greeting for all--Green Jackets' chief paper hanger. PATRICIA SHAPER Coquette's Heart--Best things come in small packages--Swarmed by the boys- Has a greeting and a smile for all her many friends. SHA RON SIMS Shay to us--Sparkling brunette with vi- vacious personality--In on everything --Can she sing!--Never can make up her mind, ANN SMITH Bubbling over with ideas--Never lost for words--Happy and laughing--Plans a June wedding complete with bells, VA NNETTE STIBA How she writes shorthand l--Perfect pos- ture--Beautiful complexion and hair-- Great baker--Loves fun and friends, JOHN SWANSON Witty, smart, Democrat from Illinois --Homecoming, parking, constitution --He's solved them all--College out of Texas come graduation, AVVA DEE SMITH One of the hardest workers--At home in the kitchen--Hauls all her friends in the Duck wagon--Smile and giggle for all, KAY STERN Tireless worker--Always on run because of numerous jobs--Headed for TCU, but the only reason is girls can't go to A8aM --Special affection for Stardust and Three O'clock in the Morning --Um derstandihg is her byword. ie JQMB, 9 wr' Y hu-fre -'Q f A EDMUND URBA NEK Natural born leader--except with a certain Junior-- Ubangi --Singer-- l'm in the Jailhouse Now --Football, baseball, track, MICKY WA LK ER Business Manager--Annual scribe for Seniors--Big, deep voice--Wonder where he gets those fancy clothes? rt, '7' RICHARD TELTOW Maestro of Ravin' Moravians with big bass--Handy man and electrician of his class--Manners and smiles, EVELYN THONIG Quiet--Loves jazz music--Can really pound that volleyball--Is a friend in need to all, Q A. .QQ ts ui if' swf lU'7Q T '1'P' JOAN WELCH Little angel--Fun loving--Sympathetic and happy-- Great balls of fire --Rebel talk--Aggie and Texas lover, though headed for SMU or TCU or P JIMMY WERCHAN Sporting Elgin jacket--Owns a voice that's bass--Tall number 11 on courts-- Hard worker with a desire to go up in the world, Dancing is her bobby--Shy and sweet- CURTIS ZIESCHANG Has great plans for farming after school --Quite a biology student--Loves to lis- ten to hillbilly music--Quiet and shy. 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RONALD WERNLI CHARLES WILKS WILLIAM ZSCHIESCHE WLUIS 309 H010 P Sopuomone sock H0 A QQWW M Z ffff Larry Burruss Nina Ruth Carter Anna Chalupa Tim Dabbs Vesta Davis f Jean Fechner '- . , E Q Beatrice Bachmayer Wilbur Brinkmeyer Betty Brunken Iandelle Foster Nancy Friske Pat Garner A 7 Carlyn Grau 'Ifommy Hall 'Nellwyn Hermann if r Io Ann Iansky Gloria Jordan Eva Kaatz Kathy Krueger Kenneth Krueger Ginny Langford Edna Marie Mager Robert Mager Milton Maly Barbara Mikulencak Janice Mikulencak Shirley Minzenmayer Benny Moehnke Gilbert Moehnke Yvonne Mott Don Novosad Jesse O'Campo Frank Pulkrabek 1 .i- Robert McAlpine Marvin McVay Elamarie. 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Pearson Barbara Pfluger Rudy Penn Lois Poldrack Wilford Pruesse Clark Pugh Gene Raesz Linda Rainwater Jackie Remmel Lu Anna Moore Bobby Mucha Bonnie Mucha W ,ar 3 . .age YP MR tix .Q . rrg , ' we un- 'M .av F A1 Patricia Rigdon Barbara Rowe Oittlie Scharschmidt Herman Schoener ! EQ? 'N K , 1 :Z-j, . . .1 tk, .- 1 Sandra Seelig Nancy Sefcak Tommy Sefcik 50' 9 h Q 5, . Q a 1 l 'Qfi!,f fl f if W W, a R i' t ll W L iill i a aa .::.: or r L,i 11.5 Gail. Baia arari e QM? ' 1 Billie Jo Wolfe Charles Wood Sharlene Wood Betty Jean Zurovetz xi Don Smith Robert Stiba Jackie Stone Pat Teer Curtis Thonig Larry Travis Thomas Waggoner Karen Wagner Dolores Watson Gloria Weeks Lois Werchan Bettye Wernli Cara Wernli Betty Widmer Bobbie Wilson Sharon Wiseman fighfh Grade SID Seventh Grade . v K J NMR X . fun .s J f ,J ' ' L 'W i f 'Q mm g . V -YN J Q k q i sk ff 91- -k t f , ' ' an my ,gk ' 'ig 5, la Xi , 5 ,Ax Ju. 5 33-3 .Te if v ' UP. X fv . X nl' 1 wu- '- . 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' f - 1 ' - -ff I 1 ' f . f- . 'lf q ' . ' f' +2 111 - - Vu W' - A A' ,nur-f Q'-,gf '- , A M ,f f 4, ,, if A7 M .-H V. AM' A All-.LA Q4 ,gf-4 vLn ,Miss 5111.51 ,M . f vi V 'ff' 4, ' Y K 5 , -, 'wh ii? i 'Jfyi , - V ' A f l ' if 'l x ' K e' i like Slzarrfn Sims Always is happyg never quite blue, Courteous and friendly to me and to you, Ready to help at the slightest call, That's Sharon Sims, known to us all. l Q 5. ,Mn Cf!..S'. ,Marvin Lenz Marvin has shown his ability to rule, He's prexy of half the clubs in school, Blond, good-looking, and lots of fun, That's Marvin Lenz, always on the run, Senior Hes! Pcrsafzzwly ANN SMITH GENE SEFCIK Hes!-lacking JANET FREDERICK BUDDY HOLUBEC Zzvarifes ,Mast ,flctiw KAY STERN JACK BAKEFL Outstanding Seniors MARY KATHERINE MCCONCHIE EDMUND URBANEK X. F. .Qi ' S? wx .. , S Qfigigl H Q1-. Q hx My 9 ,Q X f , Qwggqm it ,X-Aw, 334: W . :Q HX ' X N F: --Stix: yv ma A H mg, , N Q ,A , VN. X Q'-vw : -T xx , . W Qf.,,.W,' ' Xu if Q f 5 M X ,af-W .X ws:-. 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Srestzmrm 611155 Ofheers Zrst Semester Seeemt Semester DONNY SMITH, President: MARY BAKER, Vice- BOBBIE WILSON, Secretary-Treasurer: LU ANNA President: LU ANNA MOORE, Reporter: BOBBIE MOORE, President: BOB PATTERSON, Vice-Presi- WILSON, Secretary-Treasurer. dent: KAY LINDELL, Parliamentarian: VIRGINIA DAGERATH, Reporter. tuden! Kauucil I I 5 4 4 U , n in , .A ' is X. ry. DIANE RICHARDS NANCY PATTERSON Vice President JOHN SWANSON Secretary President Enforcing new constitution. . . organizing school parking , system. . . presenting assemblies. . . sponsoring a very success- ful Homecoming. . , observing Student Council Week by pre- senting radio program and assembly and running the city for w. 941' i x a day.. . encouraging District Meet. . .laying foundation for formation of the National Honor Society in Taylor High. DAN BOYD Sponsor X I I 1 1 -V a K P The Student Council members are seen here as they ran the city government on February 27, They are, John Swanson, Mayor, Diane Richards, City Manager, Nancy Patterson, City Clerk, Barbara Brezik, Water and Sewer, Mary Camp, Corporation Judge, Claudette Ray, Cemetery and Parks, Carlyn Grau, Sarah Kuempel, Health and Sanitation, Jack Stone, Water and Sewer, Ken McConchie, Patrolman, Micky Walker, Fire Chief, Milton Maly, Leonard Shinn, Streets and Bridges, Virginia Fritz, Cemetery and Parks, Jan Harkins, Chief of Police, AS-fisram Marv K' Edit mage' - sf Or c . ma al anjrgework Side byascf Craft and Ediro bara Brevik' BusmifZXPs he' make fm ne' a'1Hua1 e 'O Pfvduce a be Kay BZ nchie'S assistanhaavettisefs' Q gger Mc O os active P ck on P' im 2' H0l'8Ce F- egimems . Ch Inch, the 1 mbec ef? O tapmc BIICSQVWI 113. al' 13133. and his l het Buddy Ho Brin, in phot Z make pr . -issrgta mga? 3:1011 'ehminafy sket hm' Pho ' assistant' C C Cs. with ms techniques' Most important of all is our sponsor, Mrs. Frances Lee. If it had not been for her constant guidance, you would not even have THE MALLARD. WV' fy r ' WA? E r T Mr. Handley, sponsor, James Albers, Micky Walker, Forbes Jarmon, Betty Krueger, Lorene Machu, Verlyn Heckmann, Virginia Schoener, Virgie Ruthven, Gail Pircher. Disfrilrufivc' Educafian QT Decorating float for Santa Claus parade. . .observing Valentines at Employer-Employee Banquet, . . party- ing at night meetings. . . Verlyn's winning Business Interview Contest at State Convention, and best of all, Micky attending National D. E. Convention in St. Louis, Missouri, as a Texas delegate. W 5 .V Q 35 F wx ' hwy' :. . . Q L Tfiiiyi S' , A fziiti-:Six A N if : ' -1 .:-Vw ' J f?'?1F3E,1 92? Q Q Glw- ' :iw ' six-X - QA-3 ss? X .NIJ -X N gg. ,, -xfvya ., Y .-.-:x,..Q.nQ . 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Af' 4 gf 'S .T-'Jin X Q' ss, Q - X S-1 'Q --, is-.4v 1 MARVIN LENZ President A 1 GENE SEFCIK Second Vice President iii! A -J ...an X .ft . uf , X . 5 . RODNEY RYDELL Historian A : ss , '1 . . .f' X? ., 5 . J' AARP 3 .'21: KENNETH KRU EGER Vice President BOBBY RHOADES Reporter J ks, W,- , 3- BOBBY MUELLER Parliamentarian Quturc Qarmers of ,America Sending Janet, Marvin, and Mr. Galbreath to National Convention in St. Louis. . .helping with Williamson County's first Fat Stock Show.. .hosting District ban- quet. . . entertaining State FFA president. . , attending various stock shows all over Texas. MR, GALBREATH Sponsor Mueller, Vorwerk, Psencik, Moehnke, Seggern, Schade, Dolan, Hanson, Barker, Grimm, Moehnke, Brinkmeyer, Brunl-zen, Waggener, Brinkmeyer, Hejl, Faltesek, Schmidt, Mager, Lenz, Lane, Kovar, Rydell, Mr. Galbreath, sponsor, Stiba, Moehnke, Hairston, McVay, Rhoades, Krueger, Zieschang, Zschiesche, Gonzenbach, Sefcik, Bachmayer. .bf .df A Z.. f J f s QS ' 1 f J l i i,e,,. jane! Zfederiek Zfews Z 524. Sweetheart Sparkling with beauty. , , bubbling with personality. . . attending National FFA Convention in Kansas City.. . charming Ag boys all over State at banquets. . . reigning as Homecoming Queen.. ,twirling with Band . ..staying humble in spite of all her honors--among them Miss Williamson County. . .that's our Janet, all in one. www, ef LINDA MATTECK President JEAN FECHNER Vice-President Latin I and II students studying hard while alumni make club membership all fun.,.singing in Latin and enjoying skits at meetings. ..planning and dec- orating--then dressing as slaves, citizens, or gods for the banquet at Mount Olympus honoring Juno and Jupiter. PAT GARNER Secretary-Treasurer Madera 13011111145 MRS, CAMBLIN Sponsor Watson, Bernard, Craft, Fechner, Garner, Matteck, Heye, Wilson, Widmer, Wernli, House, Langford, Hatterman, Wernli, Wernli, Anderson, Weeks, Wilks, Smith, Brookshire, Brill, McAlpine, Chalupa, V Ahlgreen, Moore, Brezik, Bryan, Booth, Stern, Maly, Arledge, Shepperson, Mrs. Camblin, sponsor, Zschiesche, Kaatz, Rowe, Anderson, Boudny. ll Joan Welch President las lfecimfs Initiating new members. . . caroling at Christmas. . . Contributing to March of Dimes. . .wearing costumes to the banquet for the first time. . . attending the PA SF Convention in Austin in April. W -4 , c,,-:' I 1 ' Mary K, McConchie State Secretary PA SF 1 Frederick, Baker, Welch, Jarmon, Voss, McConchie, Wagner, Woods, Harkins, Davis, Grau, Carrizales, Mogonye, Hehman, Hejl, Brueckner, Rydell, Teer, Brackenridge, Camp, Strmiska, Baker, Doss, Hammack, Swanson, Leschber, Hermann, Shavers, Krueger, Cernosek, Ohlson, Wolfe, Basulto, Rigdon, Harkins, Lindell, Ford, Wolfe, Hertz, Schoener, Hairston, Walker, Miss McKinley, Sponsor, House, Shinn, Davis, Pugh, Burruss, Novosad, Sefcik, McConchie, O'Campo, Patterson, Penn, O'Campo. F ssaa , Q' 4 ,i ,gf .-is- ' ': : A F A 4' . i t . -L ,-- '-..: ' A :J Q' eise F siiA 'h i W in Baker Voss Frederick Jarmon Welch Miss McKinley Vice President Secretary Reporter Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-Arms SPOUSOT 9uture Husinvss leadcrs of America Harkins, Stiba, Arledge, Sefcik, Smith, Gray, Lenz, Smith, Rainwater, Frederick, Pircher, Stern, Hatterman, Shaper, Jones, Heil, Plowman, Eiben, Davis, Mrs. Dolan, Sponsor: Bartz, Luedtke, Rem mert, Gensler, Braker, Urbanek, Czimskey, Jarmon, Sims, Ruthven, Schoener, Thonig, Ahlgreen. Planning and producing a talent show. . . announcing Gail Pircher and Marvin Lenz Future Business Leaders at annual banquet. . . sending I ean Fechner, Vesta Davis, and Franklin Pulkrabek to the State Convention at North Texas State College in Denton. . . visiting business firms on an all-day outing to Austin. VANNETTE STIBA Secretary Nu. JANET FREDERICK Reporter Z l6l1f.,4. Oficers r l- t ws.. h ,EVV .?j: L i s' N X - -, S' 1 MARVIN LENZ President SUE ARLEDGE First Vice President MRS, R, E, DOLAN Sponsor L o r I V. AVVA DEE SMITH Second Vice President GA IL PIRCHER Treasurer GENE SEFCIK Parliamentarian NELLE GRAY Historian vs-..i Sophomores Vesta, Franklin, and -...N in img Marvin and Gail beam happily with Mrs, Dolan just after they were named Outstanding FBLA Girl and Boy, The en- tire club had voted pre- viously and winners were announced in the setting of Winter Wonderland at the banquet on January 9 ANN SMITH Historian A , I ' I J Famous Ravin Moravians of Taylor Jean pose at North Texas State Col- placed Secondg Patsy Kelley of Round lege, where they attended the Rock, Firstg Rythmettes of Elgin, Third State Convention of February 24-25, at talent show on November 3. Chain Szgma Khi '7 KA Y ST ERN President JA NET FREDERICK Al S ecretary Producing Reindeer on the Roof for the school Christmas program. . . helping with presentation of the Senior and District plays. . .playing charades - at meetings, , , going on school bus as a group to . 1-5 - ,,,,, see Texas University plays, , , receiving pins, 1 A v- 'Y AVVA DEE SMITH Reporter 91 Y' JAN HA RKINS Vice President so A . ' ..' V BUDDY HOLUBEC Treasurer HORA CE FINCH Sergeant-at-Arms Finch, Frederick, Harkins, Stern, Holubec, Mrs. Salm, Sponsor: McConchie, Hejl, Sutton, Kuempel, Smith, Booth, Zschiesche, Camp, Welch, Ahlgreen, Patterson, Leschber, Swanson, Wilks, Baker, Braun, Schlickeisen, Teltow, Eulenfeld, Hairston. f'X fx fflylz School WWW '5204 Ancient ,Modern Medieval yum AQ'I'I!lL va if - Wax-. s K I .N I I v S X N R s x s x x u 5 05: K S kk Dr 'aa av 1 I 1. 91 .X Q 'ea i fx I I I 1 1 f 1 , . 1 N., M ff A 5 f 'li g Rv f yvmsvf fs ggi! 3 . .y!,13 , g,g3,ijg,Q ' 33. 4.L-Qfs-FW' Y .- .-as s X' . ,wi N-frrgf ? YQVS . '- f Q 4' 1. 3 5 Mx 5 Naw- vw Q H 8 F Q 5 f 5 Q twin X fs? ' 2 .. Q wilifwur A , sv- Q X x ,M . I , xg gk fri, . , 'xt 'X Xe 3 QS' 1f ywfm . xx 6 S S Drum Mafbrctle SH A RO N S IM S Cufirlcrs LOU ANN RAINWATER JANET FREDERICK SHIRLEY BARTZ LINDA MARES FW' i 1' ff Presrdent - - SHARON SIMS Vrce Presrdent - SHIRLEY BARTZ Secretary Treasurer JANET FREDERICK - BET TIE JONES I N 1 'H' kiwi' in 3 Szyhlh Grade Instrumental Glass p-...h-......... ...., . , , , Seventh Grade .fffstrumvrffal Ulass BQVW 1 s F' a ?ufurc ,Nurses Making nut cups for McC1osky veterans, .. preparing cancer dressings. . .Offering services to local hospitals as nurse's aids,..staying overnight at Brackenridge 1 'Q' F BARBA ' ' ' . Nurses' Home.. . attending Future Nurses Club Conven- - ' Q tion in Dallas.. .giving party for registered nurses, g i BERG gm V V' LLD CARD Piesident 1Ce'H-eSI.dentORF i HE SCHXESC Z1 Tteasulef porter Secretary' Sponsor E Q. as W1 5? ' A' .iff yu 44 ff sz E!! is Mi' X Betty Brueckner, Deanna Johnson, Carolyn Falkenberg, Sharon Wiseman, Barbara Kaatz, Gloria Weeks, Betty Jo Widmer, Barbara Kelldorf, Ruth Bernard, Yvonne Mott, Elamarie Menk, Alice Strmiska, Delores Watson, Lillian Rozacky, Jane Zschiesche. avg., Math glllb DOLAN Sergeant-at-Arms t i x, 'iw U HARKINS Secretary MCCONCHIE I ' Reporter BAKER , ' - Vice-President C X ,I ul , y I a il 43 CAMP President COACH SHORT Sponsor :zi:.am f ' Having contests and working math puzzles in meetings. . . changing club membership re- quirements and increasing enrollment. ,. earning money for socials and trips at basket- ball games. 4 Q i McConchie, Baker, Camp, Harkins, Dolan, Ray, Mares, Wyatt, Minzenmayer, Richards, Langford, Jones, Wuthrich, Sutton, Hatterman, Arledge, Frederick, Welch, Rainwater, Urbanek, Brackenridge, Matteck, Stern, Hermann, Moore, Wernli, Braun, Wernli, Baker, Zurovetz, Shavers, Teer,'Booth, Bartz, Remmert, Jarmon, Krueger, Pairett, Luedtke, Leschber, Hertz, Fechner, Beyer, Schade, Moehnke, Welch, Bachmayer, Wilks, Stone, Holubec, Holubec, and Industries BA KER President P CM CLUB PURPOSES To give students more experience in Art and Industry To exhibit work To gain social and civic experience BRA CKENRIDGE Secretary Treasurer ?u!urc Ccabhers of ,America x W5 N ' BESSIEN DELLE BR sidefit STER V ice NANCY PATTERSON MISS SMYRE President Sponsor S if g - 'di N i Teaching at grade school for an afternoon. . .attend ing Future Teachers Convention in Denton as guests of Kiwanis Club. . .presenting Kiwanians program during National Education Week. 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Second row: Larry Burruss, Jack Baker, Rickey Psencik, Clifford Mucha, Edward Grimm, Clarence Meiske. Third row: Ernest Ariola, Robert Stiba, Gene Raesz, Garry Grau, Don Smith. Fourth row: Pat Garner, George Cumings, James Naizer, Johnny Matysek, Gene Love. JACK BAKER, Captain Kaskefball FORBES JARMON, Captain RICHARD SHERLEY - Coach I Q 1 PAT TONE Assistant Coach -vnu-ni' 51, .1-V '. UL ww Crack DUCK TRACKSTERS: Charles Wilks, Ed Griffith, Don John Novosad, David Hertz, Bobby Mueller, Coach Bob Short, Coach Bill Ford, Wilbert Vorwerk, Clifford Mucha, Leroy Braun, Edward Grimm, Herman Luedtke, Jack Baker, Eugene Pairett, Kenneth Krueger, Ricky Psencik, William Zschiesche, Archie Seigmund, Alfred Gensler, and Scotty Dolan. -Qu'-our-its-'ve - ':' V Ti 1' T35 Gum hx' -kan ?'il A ' -51. 4 , ,,. y . , as lggggbad 'f', 1 , ' BASEBA LLERS: Ernest Ariola, Gilbert Moehnke, James Naizer, Edmund Urbanek, Leroy Braun, Pat Gamer, David Hertz, John Welch, Don Smith, Larry Burruss, Bobby Rhoades, Jack Baker, Clifford Mucha, and George Cumings. in X Volleyball DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Jeanette Raesz, Evelyn Schaeffer, Lois Poldrack, Lou Ann Rainwater, Vernette Wuthrich, Jean Fechner, Sharon Sims, Bettie Jones, Shirley Bartz, Avva Dee Smith, Carolyn Falkenberg, and Reta Remmert. 1532 if QW! 1 W ,,,. ,,.y. ,,, ,,N,,,. Q , ,, , 32 ' , .,.,. , . . . .,...., , , , , Gnnzs E DISTRICT CONTESTANTS AND ALTERNATES: Mary Katherine McConchie, LuAnna Moore, Bettye Wernli, Cara Wernli, Mary Camp, Shirley Bartz, Reta Remmert, Anne Booth, Mary Baker, Sidney Kubala, Johnny Matysek, Henry Holubec, Forbes Jarmon, John Swanson, Buddy Holubec, Jean Fechner, Jack Baker, and Jimmy Davis. 'Hn 'I J L 4 S? vm s s HJ cs.,A', 'aux ' u -'X Hhecrlcadvrs my . 'x MSS .V may 'Mil 0 The Duck golf team which won second place at District consisted of Buddy Holubec, Robert McAlpine, Don John Novosad, and Ed Griffith. Ed was the individual high scorer at District. Leading the Ducks on to victory were: Senior yell leaders Ann Smith and Forbes Jarmong Junior yell leaders Jan Plowman and Ricky Psencik. 1 F H L L ,vw .,.. ,.. , , . , --55 n ...A Wi A ,:x:RS3wy1eg5?1Wfx.A.,., n u .gT'2: ! wlg' .mmf :D I L ., g:g31, Jjfif' mg W, Q -K. Ait 5 f, . ' 'Q Q ,J w -Q , M A I: 0 ' -f-li, Q ., O ' gif' Q ' ? 0 o ' .1 ji: 'q 2 ZQSQ' A-' . , . 1 .v4-'- 111 '--'::fZ',.,-. 1 Q ' mu 'T , W -Af , i- L F 1 A, my E -Wi! .g:, Y ff, N V, ' XE x g xi ff!-' 1- -.552 .lv wx: f x ' ' L jf 6' 13? if I N fi: . ,, Vx 1 z gf ' fl 'Aly I ,- ., 5 P R 1 gk x '1 x x M 15 1 4 G, y 1' fffwf K I A lt, 3 Q s We Will Have Uzeee Jlflemenfe fe Remember - MIN. EC ,U in PLAY The day we tore the goal post down-- Caldwell game, September 16, initiated for the Ducks the scoreboard--the first winning score ever posted and the first victory march in a year. f s ,gre ,W T M fe . Q.. eerie! The noisy fun-- This night-before spirit at the Homecoming bonfire was a major factor in the 27-26 victory over the Ducks' greatest foes--the Georgetown Eagles. ite THE EADS CAME AND WENT. During football season on Fridays all the girls wore black and white to spur the Ducks on to victory. Copying the girls' fad the boys decided it was time for them to get hep by observing National T-Shirt Day. Honoring their mothers, the Ducks trounced the Rose- bud Panthers 40- '7 on October 28. 'i I5 iff .F flomewmifzg In I Ill :gil i III I gi, I Q. lgif 5,1 lj' .Queen janet .7rederick U 'pf' Student Council President John Swanson crowns Janet Queen candidates were: Shirley Bartz, Janet Frederick, Jan Harkins, Mary K. McConchie, Sharon Sims, Anne and Avva Dee Smith, and Kay Stern. WAITING FOR RESULTS TIME FINALLY CAME i Y' Ziff laughter We Wm' Glad in Share - Hs.,- -.. N as .. h The week began at noon on Monday when whistle T C F309 is on blew and girls set out to snag their men in the Sadie Hawkins Race. Sadze J-laufkms Week Nov. 7- I2 'Iii R P P' BU' eVe'Yb0dY SOI Caught- In Q L A No one is overlooked. Tho' summer turns to winter-- The brief snow Taylor's first Hot Rod Club was organized and ded- only lasted a few hours in November, but time be- icated to safety and hot rod lovers. Scott Conrad, the tween periods was spent like this, first president, led the active club during the year. ...A-P was aun- lm' Els 'Cufas the Week Before Ehrisfrmzs 1 . the Green Keeping up the old Jackets decorated the building and the tree outside the office. F. Anne Smith and Mary K. McConchie won first place in the door contest sponsored annually by the Green Jackets, Two clubs joined forces to stage the annual Christ- mas program. First, the choir delivered several . u .followed by Speech Club members who performed numbers. . . in Reindeer on the Roof. 4, State Degree Homemaker Final minutes of the play found almost all the cast on the stage: Zschiesche, Hairston, Teltow, Smith, Bartz, Brackenridge, and Schlickeisen. Other per- formers were Finch and Cernosek. BETTY KRUEGER 'ylflvrc Chau Meets the bye Patterson and Harkins sound off to Schlickeisen, who I . evidently hasn't learned his lines. Seniors practice earnestly as February 17 nears. Q sf . 1 5 . 4, K 1 'if Luedtke seems to be doubting Booth's word as Patter- Cast and Mrs. Salm relax after play at Patterson son stands by and watches. party. D. 8 dvzveutiarzs Verlyn Heckmann and Micky dis- playing Ver1yn's plaque won at Tay1or's Micky Walker flanked by Texas delegates te1'VieWif1g. enroute to National D.E. Convention in St. Louis, Texas Convention for Business In- Maier Wmdvrlami ,, E ' ig? 25' y 0 l Junior-Senior Prom Royalty: Bobby Rhoades, Prince Icicleg Sharon Sims, Queen of Snowg Marvin Lenz, King of Snowg Lorene Hatterman, Princess Snowflake. I Who could ever guess W could turn into this? that this W Spring l6'rir1gs Crack and Kanquefs 5 eff Duck trackmen hosted the Second Annual Cotton Boll Relays on March 10. nr-4 Q 1 1 Latin royalty Juno, Kay Stern and Jupiter, John Swanson, reign over their court on the Ides of March. J Slaves are freed at the Latin Banquet on Mount Olympus L05 Vecinog members feast on Latin American food at Senoritas and Senores from all countries come together. their annual banquet, e,, Dislrick leegivmzl us, we .v -ka Ltr 5, State GILBERT MOEHNKE ROBERT STIBA State--Number Sense State--High Jump 5 A ,L .,RR ,, g,,,1g-1,3313 'Zi 1v :?f3.4t , B , -. , Tiff 'W 'ffa as.:-1 -,uk ' - R .W :iy.7,1,--'Tay' .19 ., ata: ,, ,ion . I :WZ - ,K , Y :W A4 Q. frN,:f,, sr: RRRW ' t, l - sy If-fl?-1 1, R, .t:'::s:': , 1... S ff B B it A - W' 'RRR ' s S XgQsi,,t it ' 2 .. . Q A M Lf' Y fgyt Q, R at ,, 0, jk. .Q . fm' knvnvtay.. gg S F, , , RR RR R R i Q 2 it . - s : f -Q 1 V 3 X ! , Q.. I iw Q GJ. .,,,.,,.,,..- , 1,?A,.....g7 in. .ff we-wi wifi ,,. 5, , ,, .md U 2 B m fs X Q i wh! , Q , , v-1 District contestants: Arledge, Matteck, Harkins, McConchie, Hermann, lg Craft, Finch, Moehnke, Gray, Smith, Menk, Richards, Swanson, Moe- hnke, Schade, Garner, Walker, Beyer, Hairston, Baker, I i X, . .'f+'. , District play actors Joyce Moehnke, Avva Dee Smith, Betty Z.urovetz, consoling Horace Finch, in What Never Dies. Regional contestants: McConchie,V Pairett, Hertz, Mucha, Griffith, Harkins, Beyer, Psencik, Luedtke, Mueller, Seigmund, Moehnke, Swanson, Baker, Novosad, Gensler, Braun, Booth, Walker, Stiba, Silva, McAlpine, Wilks, Holubec, At the end of his high school athletic days, Jack Baker signs a four year football contract with S. M.U. Eugene Pairett accepts his football scholar- ship to Texas A 8LM at the awards assembly. Carol Craft receives her certificate to Girls' Bluebonnet State in Austin during June. 'ax 1! U16 Przkes Anne Booth, Nancy Patterson, and Kay Stern were winners of the V. F. W. America-- Beacon of Hope theme contest, jaurualism Awards Q, - xt .gk Joe Hairston, COTTON BOLL editor, gets the ILPC's Award of Distinguished Merit for the staff. Mary Katherine McConchie is awarded an ILPC medal for second place in Division III news writing at the University of Texas journalism day. We Wm :Q A Mr Osborn Presents Nancy Patterson with a Jane Zschiesche, Tay1or's Outstanding Scientist scholarship to the Texas School of Drama for views her Slide rule Presented to her by ALCOA' the summer of 1956. .5 -I S 'fi 1 5 fl S f i Winner of the D. A.R. Award and an 3800 scholarship to T.C.U. was Kay Stern. Lettermen with 50 points from the Speech Club got either pins or sweaters. Many of Taylor High's Future Homemakers received their Junior and Chapter Degrees. Outstanding tennis players of 1955-56 were A and Jack Baker, who won the Patterson Cups. nne Booth Lunching under the trees. Kid Day f5,6'yil'lS XT!! London Bridge is falling down. Among our moments to remember was Kid Day on April 4. Teddy bears and water guns were the favorite toys, Bashful little girls hid behind giant lollipops, skinned knees showing from under their short skirts, At noon the school was overflowing with Cub Scouts and cowboys. Leaving Taylor at 8:30. Row, row, row, your Red Rover, Red Rover! On May 14, the Seniors loaded on buses and headed for New Braunfels for a day of rowing, swimming, bicycling, eating, and dancing. - its. Lazy Seniors lapping up the sun. sm A '23, c ,E i ' w QP gf as 'fi if . yi 'W Q Aw-W w 7? H? Q Y' L S in-Sim '-Q,-Q 'H ,mp mi- Kgs +I Dr. Finch reminds Seniors of essential qu allties Edmund Urbanek, the highest rank- ing boy, receives a scholarship to any Church-Related School. the Elmore Torn student. Virginia Fritz is awarded the A.M. House watch. Margie Schoener and Bobby Limmer receive American Legion Eighth Grade Award. Class valedictorian, Mary K. Mc- receives scholarships and Betty Krueger won award for being the outstanding rural .May Wm! Zls Gam' Our Separate Ways Vakdictarzizn Salutalariau Jane Zschiesche, salutatorian of Class of 1956, is also presented with a trophy and scholarships. For the first time in history the PTA's Worthy Citizen Award went to two Seniors--Kay Stern and Mary K. McConchie. COMMENCEMENT 1956 Processional -------------- Nancy Rydell Invocation -------------- Micky Walker I Shall Not Pass Again This Way -Nellwyn Hermann Introduction ------------ Edmund Urbanek Address -------- - Dr. W.C. Finch Presentation of Class - - - - - E.G. Osborn Presentation of Diplomas - - - - LR. Burruss Presentation of Awards -------- T. H. Johnson Taylor High School Song P J ,135 SW 'Nv- 4, K m , O if K' X1 1 , ii? , f ' ffsfygil ' 4 Q N T , . -' ' I ' 'Nm ' ' J, HF-35.331-iv P -Q 4 ,,, N ff K N 5. ' V L Q gf X ,fi .ig im M6 Ein if ,. 9 in st' I T i 'Q V , 1 4 Q Y-sf1'..,' rf-Q , . . .. 4. 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M10 PW S E -HL - E NOTEBOOK qi- ea' ,V I X 'S DRUGS AND GIFTS was E W, ' at 'ff22?1AEATS X ,KP 4 Q Jawa! ?ube4 ,AZWZZQZ swf, 105 East 3rd Street J ' l Phone EL Z-2561 7, ,y Q . 0,0 if fxkfx X-.395 1 C1558 WW Your Food It's Time at T0 Buy A TAYLOR REFRIGI.-:RATED WAREHOUSE' at yW! 1 GULF SERVICE STATION P2521 22313 6 Q VQKUQ, 14144121 'i ggagw l -Mxceuaf juni, ,Q ' 7 M W ,by .wo oil Zu Zeb M . u . R'i5,c.c-Je 145621 HARDWARE COMPANEEW 04 ' jaw U ' Philco Westinghouse Hardware Needs Gifts ?? 9,91 ' m a 316 Main St. Dial EL 2.-4316 I Compliments of FOOD PA I I2 Place to Meet and Eat osunn 3' Austin Highway Your 'nstcne CANTTZE 1.1. Dealer O L.. ' V E -2 CO. If P11555 3333.1 I ' X p WA X of Dependable Ins 1 ' '- I ee Q ,W E wfyfww MQ . Wy 0 LP W' My ' mm MMM ' , p Bzu N NEIZ md VV I l.l. I A NIS YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY oun ain Service F t School and Drug Supplies 1 stef G RQes' Compliments of 9 ff 'lf 9 5' SALM'S CLEANERS gag L Q A -5-'mx -' W, 1102 E. and A ' 'V ..,5 -55,3 i' - i SALM'S FABRIC SHOP Busan:-lA2T'S mN.Main GROCERY wmv i BEST QUALITY 1 BY CLOTHES , .Q R I r fwrl-nv!-'-E - In 1- a 'NTT Z 56024291447 215 2170725 DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY f V' gf: .5 fl GI gg I ff .4 fi 'W' f,..' .1 D 'EH V17 Compliments of JEiSlE I'-I AEK I NS MAGNOLIA STATION 519 N. Iviain EL Z-4832 Pres cription Pharmacy Whitman's Candies Elizabeth Arden Cosmetics Tabu Perfumes M E LASMY DRUG STORE Dial EL Z-2112 for Delivery fwfwff '1 so Ki X R HJ Compliments of UW Q K. ,wr fix Ta-:E-. aww! D P BA N IC Officers: I 4 A X JOHN M. GR11-'FITH ----- ------ P resident wx H, A. L1-:TTERMANN - - - -V. P. and cashier ROY CAMBLIN ---- - - -Vice President - X T, W, HOLMSTROM - - - - Vice President A. w, KLATTENHOFF ---- - - Asst. cashier' EMERY c. TEICHELMANN - - - Asst. cashier i Directors: I Jog: MQJRIFFITH J. P. PREWITT Yrs TERMANN RAY P. LEWIS . S is FITH ROY CAMBLIN N R P T. J. LAWHON I , D Q Q Eg The Bank of Personal Service F Q 210 N. Main Dial EL 2-4351 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MW ,I :lt KINCI. HARDWARE COMPANY Household Appliances 4 Gift Goods . Houseware C ontracting Plumbing Electric al Sheet Metal 4 wh-W fin 'fw V GOODUXFOOD ri' nr-fr . L .JZQPM J Xl X Mai X Wav 'M r , , .lk . I? l 'k r W- i ll XXX' in x Vxllklll lili Air C onditioning Ph.. EL 2-1378 A If f W X l ul fjgiiyqgfzzff Meet Me .fi at I . N ,V Wiz BEDDING MANUFACTURING co. if Manufacturers of W Morning Glory Products Since 1903 Q WUMJMLQJJ JD if We if M Lf!! NJ! P gters MQ, V F l - XX 5 'WMM VJ M' ff? A ' w' b pf bw! Fvghipfa Nuplfp sg 1 . SE AN HQh5s Ef f M J ff M 14 'X I L' Ni W 0 1+ fs 5, , . I I 4A or. in V A., V- , J, , Q if JJ XAAK Y unpwHpmEvA:cgiAPLEfj O fi Q Of E J L! J fffffvl ful , . O! 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Q51 Phone 31 z'A x EL 2.-3648 E , t W Taylor, Il5xas BY 'j A I :H .Ir-f , - if ,fl . Eg C-Jw 1 112 M472 BUILDER' S SUPPLY C O. Everything for the Builder f-3,93 f if ' I Qui L' 14 'W j J kill X 1' WWWWMWWM I-ILJE TAILORING COMPANY For Fine Dry Cleaning Call 2-2721 We Know How SMI'I'I-VS VARIETY STORE Tay1or's Most Modern and Complete Variety Store 217 N. Main EL 2-2221 ' SERVICE STATION SCHIZOEDEDS 9 1 ' ' X U I FOOD STOR V TEX - - PETE 205 West 2nd St. Phone 2-4051 LOU IE MUELLE12 115 W. Znd Dial EL 2-2511 -if .17 My i5y OTOR COMPANY Studebaker - Packards BIA-if-,fer EL 2-2551 Compliments of , 5 ff ,C A6-v 'N ' , Xl. GRAIN 8: ELEVATOR COMPAN Complete Grain Service - Poultry - Livestock Moore's Moremix Feeds jp ' 4104441 . - 9 ' 5,1 A, .vx 2 - - Nb 1' . f 'l J! I X 1 i I ,fl N I W ' ' eb ' . S lm! .w 0 f i I This space is dedicated in humble gratitude to the faculty and stud of the Taylor Public Schools who have contributed spiritmwnoral, j f X and mental guidarg a successful ' QQ X , c imax in Dianekex nd Sharon's lives. W I 4 B N Q My J 5 , N. - -' , U W 00? 'axle R f ' , wi ,J ' - l 3. ,' MIM' W 6 f x. 2 fix! - X Ab ,if ij ! I Mfwtfi ,L . by . an Q Zlornpliments of WZMZZ- 23421- T! If Texas' Busie st Printers DELU xE CLEANERS AND DYERS ,UDV f 9' . Lusterway Dry Cleaning We Ca11 for and Deliver 2 1111 N. Main Dial EL 2-2323 NEEDHAN1- SCH WE N KE12 PHARMAC Y g Drugs - Cosmetics - Fountain Dial EL 2-3659 211 N. Main fzamfy y CAPE Tots Through Teens Tay1or's Choice Dining Place for the Entire Family 107 W. 4th Air Conditioned Dial EL 2-4232 Dial EL 2-2451 - WJ , gfygm' 0 1 Wwijj 2 V Wkw iff W Mo'rorz SEESQEHW COMPANXFX - iii, 215533. g,:s. Q ' . Dial EL Z-3618 1 I r , 200 Porter Street XE X :NN 5 Nw fiiiiia 5 Www 'N X PLUMBING and 945 ELECTIZI C SERV! CE 43 A IV! 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