Taylor High School - Mallard Yearbook (Taylor, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

X 5- 1417 :.v ,K . -x Y .V 1' t Y Y ,iq - W H -g a '-A .41 ' 1 X 1 . 1 4 ,Ax lfuzt, ff ' 1 4' I 2 lwlhfvf I4 ' ll 1 v , Lf 1 ' n XI: f I ' ' Y ,1 1 fn I L 4 I 1, Xfr M X 1 7 W 1 1 f A I f N If X f fl f ff 4 I 1 qw q5 TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL Taylor, Texas 7451464 iv- , ' f S 'V.4viu E'.iE3 54 DA4 54 bad DAQ 1 L.,. ., W W4 V4 V4 V4 A AAAAA -n-4 -parq- . 'With your co-operation, Taylor High School can become one of the most out- standing schools in Texas, These words spoken by Principal Howard L. Oliphint at the first assembly of the year are a statement of his main goal throughout this, his first year at Taylor High, and for all years to come, Co-operation--among the students and between the students and the faculty-- Mr, Oliphint believes to be the basis of all success, whether it deals with sports, District Meet, or any other phase of school life, Taylor High School is Mr, Oliphint's first concern, l-le's the first to praise our accomplishments and the first to try to help us correct our shortcomings. To make our school an outstanding one is his desire, and with his optimism and willingness to work, it is sure to go forward, To you, Mr. Oliphint, who have taught us to look to the future, and to profit by our past mistakes, we dedicate The Mallard of 1956-57, Feet in school. , . hurrying and scurrying, fast and slow, going to classes and activities, Feet in heels? They belong to teachers, who do their best to instruct. Feet in loafers, propped on a chair? Their owner is talking to the person across the table, , ,signifies study hall, of course, Feet keeping time to the beat of the music, up, down, up, down, Where are they? Cer- tainly, in the band hall, Feet in white shoes, keeping time with the cadence count? The Greenj ackets are march- ing along, 1-2-3-4. Feet in track shoes, running hard and fast? Sportsl And we've won again! What, no shoes? Oh, yes, it's a sock hop. Feet in dressy shoes? They're at a dance or a party having fun. Feet heading home? Another day is finished. 'I 'fig'-f . ,I ffl Q V Emp wiki? X l ' . , ' A es..,',jjtf?, -g01QW - , W. Zn 95' I, 1 s f Al 'If KX' M' f 7,1 Y-55,1 t' ri, is , B' lib . so ,.g??- I af 35? 'Xfrmn A x r 1 sv-nv '9 a..A , .QN I f p kbq , p I .-,P q Q .gg MR. LOUIS J. KINCL I R Q mgg, Secretary 5 1 f MR. DON L. SMITH MR. DELMER NICHOLS Vice Chairman Because of the work of this year's very active Board, the O. L. Price School has a new auditorium-gym- nasium, a modernized homemak-' ing department and lunchroom, and an improved athletic field. Agri- culture students have a new and attractive building for their class and shop work. MR. JOE BURRUSS Assistant Secretary Zawwi The Board sponsored the building of a large and convenient concession stand on the west side of Memorial Field and the improvement of the stand on the east side. The group also accepted the administration of the Melasky Fund. DR. S. W. LEHMBERG Chairman MR. HENRY PUMPHREY MR. JOHN V. STILES SIG? :2 . . Erin: 253:25 -Kiwi' 5:3221 -:p':S:bZ -HF- .3-,.-1 51...-.5 Z.-Lg -..---. ,.g. ..1 --. -fuer -aww. 'flirt-I 5:5132 'zzivil -'iii-I ' - 4 :g.--1: 1.3:-Q - :::: ..-,gs --ug' .-'fi-I g.1'::g: .yzzgl -?:':2' r7?.'f. '!!r:? 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ROY CAMBLIN Latin, World History JAMES COON Industrial Arts ,JUV -'v'..i?' ?'4wWf MISS RUTH MANTOR English, Journalism MRS. EVELYN MORAN Social Studies Language Arts MISS BEATRICE McKINl.EY English, Spanish Q, casa f l MRS. FRANCES LEE Language Arts RUSSELL LEWIS Band Q, -.av -an-auf A f., no G: MRS. J. K. MCWHORTER Mathematics ...ji Mas. JOYCE SALM English in T523 4 7 S- S 42 cf. RICHARD SHERLEY Junior High Principal, Basketball Coach, P.E., Mathematics BOB SHORT Coach, P.E., Algebra MISS MYRA SMYRE Social Studies PAT TONE Drivers' Training, Coach, P.E. MRS. RALPH BACHMAYER Office MISS VELMA LOEVE Office ff A 'E Q - ff k N, .- gi limi 5 , . ' V -f gf -was 3 as-itz - iv 'wb-B' ' 5 S L S K , A ,gf 'Q www . S .fi-Qifi.. xx c .1 Q-51,551 a ' YES? iigsaiigi K K 1 ., , if, f nge . -' r , , . 3- . v Q f' K - Y 5, f.. . , R Luau-w...m - ' ., ,,23,1k.!.x 5, 1 'Q Wil:- kg lien . ., A' 35 '-J, - -ggymi if-if ffm ix- 8 , Q 'd -K' : K ,tvs ,. :e Q' fi'- K ff: ' ? - A-fn ' 4- -'fi 1- -,-'.s'K..,,,g ff- ,pm ..- wwwfr. . fu GAYLE AHLGREEN Always dressed as if she just stepped out of SEVEN- TEEN --Co-business manager of the COTTON BOLL--Sub-district President of MYF--Quiet, but loads of fun when with her gang of Senior pals--Favorite subject is a certain Southwestern student. SARAH ANDERSON President of Future Nurses and Library club--A real tease--Hard-working vice president of Luther League--Bound for TLC--Quiet, modest Sarah is a math and shorthand whiz, though you 'd never hear it from her. JEANETTE BACHMEYER One of the Senior shorties --Always bait- 0 ing, teasing, or laughing--Capably handled vice presidency of FBLA --A typing speed U demon--Will make a fine secretary. ELOISE BRACKENRIDGE Brack --Blonde beauty--Efficiently worked on two big jobs of COTTON BOLL editor and Greenjacket president--Witty columns in paper kept everyone entertained--headed for Texas. CAROLYN BRAKER Red or Studebraker --Always perfectly groomed --Naturally curly hair is the envy of all--Prefers A Studebakers and a certain boy who drives a Golden Hawk--Secretary -treasurer of Greenjackets. S BARBARA BREZIK Noted for brains--Active in church work, MYF president--Seldom seen not tickled about some- thing--First drummer in the band--A real TCU- lover and Jimmy Swink-worshipper--Interested in homemaking, wants to be an interior decorator. BETTY ANN BRUECKNER One of the Senior beauties: Miss Alfalfa of '56, second in the Miss Williamson County contest, '56, Best-looking her Junior year--The Ag boys' favorite, too--Always smiling or laugh- ing--Toots clarinet in the band. DOUGLAS CLARK Was one-man welcoming committee for our Yankee girl--Works after school at Brewster's Radio and TV--Manaer of football team his Junior year--It's hard to find anyone who doesn't like friendly Doug. CAROL CRAFT ' , George, Gurndrop, Crafty --Brain of the Senior Class--Loves cats--Special talent is spelling--Representative to Girls' State, '56--Always smiling or joking. 123' SCOTTY DOLAN Jolly red -head with a million friends--Has more girlfriends than any other boy around --Drives a hot rod when he can get it to run--Manager of football and basketball teams and most loyal Duck supporter you can find. -nanv PEGGY EIBEN Welcome addition to the '56 Junior class--Ring on her finger--In the Miss Williamson County contest, '56--Cute blonde, resembles Kim Novak --Treasurer of the FHA. -an CAROLYN FALKENBERG 0----. A real sporty gal: volleyball, tennis, baseball Lv' --Plans to be a nurse, was prexy of the Future Nurses her Junior year --Trombonist in the band --Has beautiful naturally curly hair. Basketballer with plenty of height--End for .V 'VT- pi 'I DONALD GLASER Wonderful sense of humor--Worlo at Melasky Drug Store--Bought white Ford by himself-- Plays comet in marching band and stage band-- Luther League recreation director--Plays volley ball on District team--Studies hard, works hard GARRY GRAU Guppy -End on the 1956 Duck football team- Loves sports in general: hunting, fishing, and especially golf--A ctive PYF member--Will be Texas Tech's gain next year. U ' '2 t J-J ED GRIFFITH Moneybags --A good math student, he'll probably be a banker like his dad--Kept class funds during that all-important Junior year--Fleet fullback for the grid team, high scorer on the basketball court--Likes to hunt too --SMU-bound. EDWARD GRIMM the Ducks of '56--Quiet, but when he says something, it's worth saying--Filling station worker--Always with best pal, Wilbert. SARA LU HARKINS Sparkling personality with smile to match--Tiny brunette--Vice president of Greenjackets--Bakes delicious cakes--Sports a Thrall jacket--Best ad salesman in Texas--Knows and speaks to every- body. LORENE HATTERMAN Busiest girl in the Senior Class--Student Council president, COTTON BOLL'S ace reporter, tireless worker for countless clubs--Famous for job as stud of the Junior-Senior, at which she reigned as Princess Snowflake--Campus benches, new honor roll system, National Honor Society--all are work of Council she led. ,elk HENRY HOLUBEC Carefree joker--Has helping hand for any task, from helping the cheerleaders collect bonfire material to helping the Greenjackets decorate the halls for Christmas--Known mostly as Henry Hun --Has lovely blue eyes--Southwestern-bound. LEON IACOBSON 'Little Jake --Co-captain of the 1956 Ducks and all-District guard--Voted Best -looking his Junior year, Most Athletic when a Sophomore--President of the choir first semester--Always singing some popular song of the day. DEANNA JOHNSON Martha in the Senior play--Usually seen ' with a boy named Swede or laughing with pals, Barbara and Carolyn--Headed for Nixon- g Clay--Always willing to help--Loves horses. Y 'S' ,fi ga-J aP PEGGY JONES Cop 's daughter --Can be easily recognized by her long, naturally curly blonde hair-- One of Elvis Presley's greatest fans--Will attend Nixon-Clay. JACK KEEL Chemistry genius--Loves science fiction--Baritone player in the band--Known for unusual hair styles --Always with Lee Joe and Gus in their English panel wagon. NANCY KEMP Our Yankee from Iowa--'I-Iey, you guys! is her favorite call--Usually seen with Doug or with a gang of Senior girls- -Peppy Nancy is always talk- ing or joking with her many pals she's made in the short time she 's been with us. SARAH KUEMPEL Infectious laugh--Has the time of her life wher- ever she goes--Wears a diamond ring from a boy named Kenny--Has beautiful clothes--Often seen spinning around town in Aunt Mimie's Chevvy or Buick. ef' 5 T'- T DAVID McKEE Always dressed like a cool cat --Likes fancy cowboy boots, too--Drives a partially dechromed yellow Plymouth--Likes to draw--ls interested in agriculture, will probably be a veterinarian. MILDRED MACHU Loves to dance--A great fan of hillbilly music, too--Favorite pastime is listening to 0 KTAE--Seldom serious, always having fun --Grand disposition. GLADYS MALISH Hard to find her without her best friend, Mildred, or not laughing about something-- A cut-up in chemistry--Sings soprano in the choir--Life should be as much fun to all of us as it is to happy Gladys. -so KENNETH MOEHNKE Mechanical-minded--Putters around in old Ford filled with pals--Loves to dream up odd concoc- tions in chemistry--Seen mostly with his steady, Joyce. BOBBY MUBLLBR , A Great personality has won him countless friends . . --Especially admired by a blond Junior gal--The Ducks really missed Co-captain Louie 's services N when he was injured before the season opened-- Seniors voted him first Top Crop--Shines in track, too: was member of District-winning '56 440 yard relay team. fair H if i ., -wif' 5 ww ' r si S flffsis' M. E. .. Q if rf s r 1 . . M.. ,r I 5 f .- rx. CLEON NETTLES Marvelous dancer--Better known as Dolly to his many friends--Returned to Taylor from Port Isabel--Tan Plymouth is always loaded with buddies--A real slick dresser. LEE JOE PAVLIK mand as an M.C. --Cornet player in band, was member of the famous Ravin' Moravians--Eighth Grade favorite-- Legs --Always cutting up and cracking hilarious jokes. I ESTHER PENN Has a sweet, friendly smile for all she meets 0 --Ideal disposition--Wonderful cook--Loves to sew--Quiet among strangers, but always joking with pals, Lupe and Arlinda. IAN PLOWMAN 'wdi in fix Master magician and comedian--Always in de- ,1- 'G' Has she got that spirit? Yeah, man! --First to be both Homecoming Queen and Miss THS--Proudest of all of that Georgetown jacket--FBLA prexy-- Little Eva. CARL POLDRACK Hard worker in shorthand and typing and at his job at the Taylor Press--Quiet and shy, but has a friendly smile for everyone--Has already preached at revivals and plans to be a minister. RICKEY PSENCIK Led Duck yells with real spirit his Junior and Senior years--Only boy homemaker in the FHA, who made him their beau-- A team basketballer for three years, and oo-captain his Senior year-- Teen Den prexy--Always teasing and joking. id BARBARA PUMPHREY Pump --Always being teased and taking it with a laugh--Reporter of FBLA--Brings to mind a good figure and beautiful sweaters and skirts--Will be livening up Southwestern next year--There's never a dull moment when good-natured Barbara Pump's around. BOBBY RHOADES Prince Icicle of the '56 Junior-Senior--Cowboy of the Senior Class-- Dusty --Hard worker in Ag --Duck baseballer--Manager of '55 football team --Never seen to frown. NANCY RYDELL Voted Most Talented her Freshman year, and the title really fits her: she plays the clarinet and the piano, sings, sews, cooks-- A more ardent Aggie fan would be hard to find--Probably has world's most unusual laugh, which is heard quite often. EVELYN SCHAEFER Our genuine homemaker, married since December, 1955--A hard worker in every- thing she does, from putting her home eco- nomics knowledge to work to studying dili- gently on shorthand--Good artist, too--Star volleyballer. s'As '-D DON JAY SCHMIDT Really tall! --Interested in Ag work--Never with- out best pal, Curtis--One of our hard -working farm boys--Blonde flat-top and quiet manner. ROY SEGGERN Industrious FFA president--Outstanding Chapter Farmer of 1955--Active member of Thunderbolts --Always winning lime runs in his '32 Chevvy-- Wearing moccasins was one of his favorite fads this year. . 1. V4 . J 33556-.1 ' . ,Ewa . '. ' 3. 4 ARCHIE SEIGMUND Three year letterman in football--Often called Rocky because of boxing ability, that won him second place in the Golden Gloves tournament of 1956--Track star, too--Likes one thing better than sports, and that's Elizabeth. DOROTHY SHEPPERSON One of the class's most honored members: Most Dependable as a Freshman, Most Active as a Junior, winner of the DAR award as a Senior-- As a Sophomore she ruled the Latin Club, as a Ilmior her class, and as a Senior the Band--Com- ing from Arkansas seven years ago, she 's still an Arkansas U. fan. LEONARD SHINN Writer of Duck Call in the COTTON BOLL ' and third place winner in the state for the column--Active Student Council member, Junior and Senior years--Works at Dairy ,, Queen--Known for hilarious imitations. JESSE SILVA Track star as mile runner: third in '56 Cotton Boll Relays and first in '56 District Meet with aqui 4:58--Usually teasing or baiting- -Perfect friendly smile. sci, ducks and pretty shirts--Big brown eyes and BETTY LU SUTTON Sutt --Short and sweet--In Miss Williamson County contest, 1956--Another Georgetown lover--Hard-working Betty Lu was most enthusi- astic worker on beautiful banquets of Speech Club, of which she was president, and FBLA, of which she was secretary--MYF prexy. WILBERT VORWERK Blonde, quiet, and good-looking--An outstand- ing Future Farmer, Area VII vice president-- Guard on the Duck A string for two years-- APfiVP ljifhbf 'annum nl-nniflnnt fm . f il to Austin. CHARLES WILKS Parliamentarian of Student Council--Plays clarinet in concert band, was drum major of marching band, plays bass violin in swing band--Sings, too--Runs hurdles in track-- Artist. CURTIS ZIESCHANG Lives on a farm, likes Ag work, will no doubt be a farmer, and a good one, too--Loves hillbilly music--Quiet, but has a nice smile for everyone --Drives a blue Chevvy. WILLIAM ZSCHIESCHE Quiet and smiling, but can do his share of teas- ing--Often seen at Dairy Queen in gray and salmon Chevvy,ormaybe a pretty black Buick-- Runs 440 yard relay in track--Was especially hard worker selling concessions as a Junior. ELIZABETH VOSS Beauty with poise to match--Known for good grooming and pretty clothes--Talented artist-- Secretary of her class and the Spanish Club her Junior year-- Vossy. JOHN WELCH Duck halfback--Best looking as a Sophomore-- Most Active as a Junior--Always immaculately groomed--Noted for Ford of unusual blue color- Favorite companion is a cute blonde Sophomore IO ANN WENTRCEK Petite, cute blonde--Mischievous grin-- , Thoughts are at TLC with Tiger--Stayed in Taylor to graduate, though family moved half' 4: Whhnaw ANNA CHALUPA TIM DA BBS JEAN FECHNER I' Q' X Y gf I EW Q , WELTON HOUSE ar' GLORIA JORDAN LINDA MARES LINDA MATTECK ELAMARIE MENK ROBERT MAGER MILTON MA LY KAYE MATTECK Q GINNY LANGFORD ROBERT MCALPINE MARVIN MCVAY BENNY MOEHNKE GILBERT MOEHNKE YVONNE MOTT DON NOVOSAD JESSE O CAMPO Q FRANK PULKRA BEK Wfnunwlik FRANKLIN PULKRABEK . 9, Y IEANETTE RAESZ. LONNIE RASCHKE 1 had 1-qv 'f hn 'Emp-5,-auf' is-ills CLAUDETTE RAY DIANE RICHARDS ANITA RIETHMAYER 1 wg J,-fi GENE SCHADE 1 J LUPE Rmz J A 'Bra ' .-fy Auclssr C ' 4 K, 1 I . VERNETTE WUTHRICH GEORGE ANNE WYATT JOE ANN ZIMMERHANZEL RMISKA PAUL WALLIN BETTY LOU WOLF CLAIRE SHAVERS LEROY SLA DEK IERLEN E SOREN SON 0 DONNA VALENTA n A-ng-Q a--8.812197 I4 .X N Z hymn ,f , K f . 1 f. P14 Kant- K ... XA 040 . wq..,,,,p-av ,, ' A ,J ' szffi , , N4 ' . .. , -. - v , ' . , N 3211 'QM' 00' 4: if K aaa -9.-p U 4-. 5 f X' L- Q X- Q- . 71314 I 1 'nf 'fl 0.1 f 11, yah! 'I' rr 11 I Alice Carrizales Ronnie Cernosek George Cummin Ralph Czimskey Nd vcd!! J v' vw., S.. Ernest Ariola M ary Ba ker Emzy Barker Roy Basco Ruth Bernard Y id B Y 15:37 B Alvin Berryhill v. ,O Q Carole Lee Bice Helen Boudny I -'Jr gs Jim Bob Brookshire Nancy Bryan Herbert Burnap J Patricia Anderson Larry Brin kmeyer Wilbur Brinkmeyer 6, -dl' ,K VJAB we-' ..--4' if -1 Virginia Dagerath Claudia Day Betty Doss Wayne Falkenberg Julie Faltesek Vinc Faltesek Judy Ford 'Q:. 1? 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T, ,V ,, .QQ f ' ' I SECOND SEMESTER President ----------- BOBBY MUELLER Vice President - - - - HENRY HOLUBEC Secretary - - - - BETTY LU SUTTON Treasurer - - ---- CAROLYN BRAKER Reporter ----- - -CAROLYN FALKENBERG Parliamentarian - - ---- -CHARLES WILKS Sergeant-at-Arms ---- BARBARA PUMPHREY Cunha 65444 Offctow FIRST SEMESTER President ---------- LINDA MATTECK Vice President - - ------- PAT GARNER Secretary - - - - -SHIRLEY MINZENMAYER Treasurer - - ----- GINNY LANGFORD Reporter ----- ---- D AVID HERTZ Parliamentarian - - - -KENNETH KRUEGER encbfz dgfezaw ' 'JOHN WELCH BARBARA BREZIK NANCY RYDELL SCOTTY DOLAN LEONARD SHINN President ----------- Vice President - - - - Secretary ---- - - Treasurer - - - - Reporter ----- - - Parliamentarian - - - - Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - CHARLES WILKS HENRY HOLUBEC W L ima Lk, A b SECOND SEMESTER President ---------- LINDA MATTECK Vice President - - ---- GILBERT MOEHNKE Secretary - - - - SHIRLEY MINZENMAYER 4Treasurer - - ---- - ---- PAT GARNER Reporter ----- -- - NELLWYN HERMANN Airgas Parliamentarian - - - -KENNETH KRUEGER Q G A Mr I S F1RsT SEMESTER Tiff B A El', President ------------ DONNY SMITH Vice President --------- JACKIE STONE Secretary-Treasurer - - -VIRGINIA DAGERATH if Reporter ------ - - GEORGE CUMINGS SECOND SEMESTER President ------------ CLAUDIA DAY Vice President ---------- MARY BAKER Secretary-Treasurer - - -VIRGINIA DAGERATH Reporter ------------- CLARK PUGH SECOND SEMESTER President ------------ BOBBY LIMMER Vice President ---- - - - GEORGE LOCK Secretary -Treasurer ----- GAYLE JOHNSON Reporter ---------- MARILYN PSENCIK Parliamentarian - - - -------- JIM FOX Parliamentarian - - - - - - GENE RAESZ Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - -TOMMY SEFCIK FIRST SEMESTER President ----------- GAYLE JOHNSON Vice President ---- - - JUDY SWANSON Secretary-Treasurer - - - - LINDA BALDWIN Reporter ------- - - CAROLYN APPEL Parliamentarian - - - - RICHARD SLAGLE 6? Members of the Taylor High Student Council who ran the city on March 1, are: Bobby Limmer, Patrolman: Charles Wilks, Fire Chief: Gilbert Moehnke, Commissioner: Jim Fox, Patrolman: Carol Craft, Corporation Judge: Jackie Stone, Patrolman: Milton Maly, Patrolman: Margie Schoener, Commissioner: Leonard Shinn, Police Chief: Carolyn Hammack, Commissioner: Virginia Dagerath, Patrolman: Carlyn Grau, Commissioner: Mary Baker, City Secretary: Lorene Hatterman, Mayor: and Diane Richards, City Manager. O LDRENE HATTERMAN President Supervising the buying and painting of benches for the campus. .. Sponsoring a very successful Homecoming, complete with the first parade and the largest dance attendance ever. ..Sending delegates to Conference in Killeen and Forum in Kerrville, and, most im- portant of all, being the iirst THS Council to send representa- tives to the State Convention. DIANE RICHARDS Vice President 0 MARY BAKE! Secretary V X I f MR. OLIPHINT Sponsor f WK Originating a new Honor Roll system. . .Proclaiming Cat and Rat Day...Setting up a National Honor So- ciety chapter for Taylor High. ..Encouraging District Meet participation...l-lelping Junior High prepare to set up a Coimcil. . .Co-sponsoring Twirp Week with the Teen Den and contributing an all-school play party to the fun. C I 1 Exes talk over old times at the Homecoming Dance Carly!! Grau, Jackie Stone, and Carol in the gym, Craft finish the benches. sf' s 1 fx ,ai Candidates in the Council election, Richards, Schoener, Dagerath, Moore, Hermann, Krueger, Grau, Stone, Baker, and Moehnke consult with President Lorene Hatterman about contest rules. -unmann- On the morning of March 18, Taylor High was populated by Rats. . . but what a change in the afternoon when everybody became a Cat! 'wma- March 28-30 was a wonder- ful time for Taylor I-Iigh's first delegates to the con- , y vention of the Texas As- sociation of Student Coun- cils, held this year at Ball High in Galveston. The lucky four were Lorene iw' gf I-Iatterman, Carol Craft, al, , Bobby Limmer, and Leonard Ltr: Shinn, acSompanQd by s Sponsor, Mr. Oliphint, ' . posing here with the Gulf - and the sea wall as back- C grounds. f ,V ix f Ri-4 . , , GILBERT MOEHNKE , ., ,,.g'3f .' .v,, ...V 0' President-Elect gb., c35.a,,5gf., CARLYN GRAU VIRGINIA DAGERATH Vice President-Elect Secretary -Elect '75 Ml GK +rl H iw RJ 0' Linda Matteck, Assistant Editor, and Carol Craft, Editor, pause to see if all pictures have been taken for the '57 Mallard. Assistant Photographer Aubrey House and Photographer Carroll Brill check their equipment and pictures. gm 's. 393 Artist Charles Wilks illustrates one of his ideas his helper, Larry Burruss. . a Q for F Business Manager Sara Lu Harkins eagerly waits for her assistant, Claire Shavers, to open the safe so they can deposit their latest receipts. 4 -5? J f Anna Chalupa Ed Griffith fr' Gayle Ahlgreen is 5 . , K' .: V , 4 g .,.- 1 Carol Craft Lorene Hatterman his a fi -' - 4 A I . f Bob Patterson Dorothy Shepperson N AT IO NAL H O N OR S O if E T Y S ? 2 S W S EL. 'glance F' , 5? as A . f Eloise Brackenridge was Betty Doss Kenneth Krueger Betty Brueckner Jean Fechner Linda Matteck Jackie Stone Charles Wilks ff I Carlyn Grau f-it Elamarie Menk 4 Qey V, . cis' Virginia Fritz The National Honor Society of Taylor High School was organized in May, 1957. It is an organization for outstanding students in the secondary school and is the highest honor that can be conferred by the school. Require ments for membership are scholarship, char- acter, service, and leadership. The Mallard proudly presents these students as the charter members of the National Honor Society of Taylor High School, Advisor - MISS RUTH MANTOR 'Oi il' wh., if H EE H. B. BUTLER LU ANNA MOORE Director Accompanist , f , - Lu Anna Moore, Dawn Lewis, Mildred Machu, Gladys Malish, Johnnie Bartek, Alice Faltesek, Peggy Jones, Dorothy Travis, Claudia Day, Jeanette Guentzel, Betty Lu Sutton, Kay Kridel, Joyce Bartek, Phyllis Matthews, Betsy Dabbs, Carolyn Cuba, Sarah Kuempel, Mary Brown, Jean Fechner, Jo Ann Wentrecek, Sara Lu l-larkins, Jan Plowman, Leon Jacobson, Gus Hodon, James Hefferman, Jimmy Davis, David Butler, Archie Seigmund, Kenneth Moehnke, Douglas Clark, Leonard Shinn, and Charles Wilks. '??'i Offdww Leonard Shinn Sarah Kuempel Vice President First Semester Secretary First Semester 11 Leon Jacobson President First Semester Sergeant-at-Arms Second Semester Jan Plowman Secretary Second Semester Vice President Second Semester P 1 r . L balm Jo Ann Wentreck Librarian Second Semester 41 V Johnnie Bartek xv' Q . K Q. vi .1 'S 1' x -P was sig 5 NH 'S QQ gl 4 , Q , .1 W Qi Ulf' Y Nl-1 2 N :fy Q' if Jimmy Davis Reporter First Semester Sara Lu Harkins Ya if Q i,n1i i E I 53 :gsgm I Phyllis Matthews W Archie Seigmund President Second Semester Treasurer First Semester , 3 a '. A gs:-.v Sara Lu Harkins Librarian First Semester Treasurer Second Semester QF F 1 fr.. Douglas Clark Gus Hodgn Reporter Second Semester Sergeant'at'As'xeiiE: . Jean Fechner T Sarah Kuempel 6? Charles Wilks X5 if fi .W ' I l I ,il Za!! SW! ff, If NIISZPISIIZILJITOR The battle for the big stories is on. . .reporters Caro- lyn Braker, Peggy Jones, and Nancy Kemp begin re- ceiving assignments from Editor Eloise Brackenridge. li if -1 1 1 .af-1' MW Gayle and Lorene won first place as a team if il .fy if I, ll, I . Leonard Shinn, writer of Duck Call, helps Carol Craft, football reporter, check the last game's at Regional Meet. statistics, while Photographer Aubrey House Gayle also took indi- prepares to snap them. vidual top honors and went on to State, where she won fourth. She also got a second place . ., . in ILPC individual qs , competition, and f g ,, f 1 Lorene received a 'if X: , ' K7 third. ' 1 ' if Wfillllllkkv-Q , 4' -J Carolyn won a second place in ILPC individual Vfrrff competition. Leonard's column, Duck Call, was rated third in the state by THSPA. Business Managers Gayle Ahlgreen and Lorene Hatterman start totaling the paper's assets and liabilities. 6606.4 'If 2- 0 e A141 Qc. Q45 Drum Major, Charles Wilkesg and Twirlers, Linda Mares, George Anne Wyatt, Kaye Matteck, Barbara Pfluger. Zend eaakvz . E 3' g s . ss 5 . . .. -Wim .-fs 7 - H- -- 1 Lewis, House, Mr. Lewis, Mares, Wyatt, Brezik, Lewis, Peters, Moore, Matteck, Pfluger, Wilks, Youngblood, Merschbrock, Rydell, Rainwater, Cuba, Teer, Wagner, Wernli, Brueckner, Rydell, Rainwater, Stroud, Mucha, Grimm, House, Dagerath, Guentzel, Appel, Walker,Adams Blohm, Fox, Hayes, Schirpik, Grau, Pavlik, Pavlik, Glaser. Zami '1!i z ll i S ' K R- 2, 5' 3 I3 X fr Q Langford, Butler, Shepperson, Schier, Scharschmidt, Arning, De La Rosa, Langford, Hehman, Wilson, Finch, Fechner, Kubala, Falkenberg, Berryhill, Kovar, Sefcak, Johnson, Berryhill, , Raschke, Buzan, Burnap, Keel, and Robbins. 'Ecard Karen Wagner, Nancy Rydell, Aubrey House, Bettye Wernli, Betty Brueckner, Donald Glaser, Dorothy Shepperson, Ginny Langford, Jean Fechner, Carolyn Falkenburg, Alvin Berryhill, Vir- ginia Dagerath, Dawn Lewis, Charles Wilks. 7: y watt? MR. RUSSELL LEWIS Director 'MQ vm w ..+,,4 my-I Carlyn Grau, Secretary, Nancy Rydell, Treasurer, George Anne Wyatt, Parliamentariang Betty Ann Brueckner, Vice Presidentg Dorothy Shepperson, Presidentg Jean Fechner, Li brarian. 31.14. fur IEANETTE BACHMAYER First Vice President BETTY LU SUTTON Secretary 1-v 7 fs. We . 5. if A i CAROL CRAFT First place winner in spelling contest at State F. B.L. A . Convention. 'NAI'-1 Qiliwvibe IAN PLOWMAN President MRS . DOLAN Sponsor ?.?..4'.,4.0 ' . f ,.ns .2 A , si? , X g f '- V in NELLWYN HERMANN BARBARA PUMPHREY Treasurer Reporter 7. Z, Z, 24. Wdwvw IORENE HATTERMAN Second Vice President FRANKLIN PULKRA BEK Parliamentarian LORENE HATTERMAN IANDELLE FOSTER State Convention First place winner in public speak Delegate ing at State Convention. atw6laK All President LU ANNA MOORE 'g N' K X 'Riff , Vice President ' . g NANCY BRYAN Secretary-Treasurer BOBBIE WILSON Sending toys to Southside at Christmas. . . Sponsor Selling gas at Zak's to make money for MRS. RQY CAMBLIN banquet. . . Planning, decorating, and attend- ing banquet honoring Paris and Helen. Mrs. Camblin, sponsorg Moore, Hatterman, Wernli, Anderson, Heye, Fox, Wernli, Swanson, Bryan, Wilson, Matteck, Burruss, Dagerath, Shepperson, Brezik, Wilks, Psencik, Anderson, Boudny, Kaatz, Chalupa, Craft, Slagle, House, Fechner, Brill, Maly, McAlpine, Garner, Brookshire, Smith, Rowe. .lac Wecawe Teer, Zurovetz, Lindell, Brackenridge, Miss McKinley, Baker, Hammack, Wagner, Rydell, Carrizales, Peters, Robbins, Rydell, Johnson, Appel, House, McLaughlin, Pumphrey, Adams, Bartek, Foster, Bald- win, Foster, Arning, Brueckner, Silva, Grau, House, McConchie, Sefcik, Welch, Cernosek, Pugh, Shinn, Patterson, Clack, Forrest, Buzan, Smith, Shavers, Smith, Harkins, Hertz, Burruss, Voss, Smith, Lock, O'Campo, Ariola, O'Campo, Schoener, Hermann, Bartek. MARY BAKER Vice President -Ca N' 1 ' E '01 E JOHN WELCH Parliamentarian KAY LINDELL President P 2-A CAROLYN HAMMACK 1 'H , - .' , Secretary Watching new members per- A Q -A form hilarious stunts at October A jfs 'P' initiation. . . Having chili supper if as money -making project in January. . .Dressing in native costume at annual banquet in March, with Bob and Kay reigning as King and Queen. . . Pre senting assembly, April 12, observing Pan-American Week. Attending P.A.S.F. Convention in Austin in April, with Bob Betty Jean, and Linda as dele- gates. . .Contributing to Com- munity Chest, March of Dimes, Red Cross. NANCY RYDELL Reporter .m . ,... M... DAVID HERTZ y C Z7 SARA LU HARKINS Ser geant-at-Arms P Song Leader ..:,,.',. :,., MISS MCKINLEY Sponsor para 'ok TD MARY BAKER Vice President DAVID HERTZ President 'O' fvj, ' P LUANNA Moons Reporter N ,fl COACH SHORT Sponsor M Holubec, Novosad, Welch, Pavlik, Jacobson, Rydell, Glaser, Ahlgreen, Brueckner, Sutton, GILBERT MOEHN KE Secretary-Treasurer Jil 3 I . ly . Y 1 '? ' Quad' r if K jf' KENNETH KRUEGER Sergeant-at-Arms Brezik, Craft, Richards, Langford, Ray, Hermann, Shepperson, Brackenridge, Bryan, Matteck, Hertz, Grau, Minzenmayer, Pfluger, Wuthrich, Harkins, Moore, Shavers, Lewis, Baker, Dagerath, Wernli, Doss, Wernli, Teer, Naizer, Silva, Shinn, Wilks, Krueger, Burruss, Garner, Moehnke, Hammack, Dolan, Coach Short. -J IEAN FECHNER .., . ,J p p ,. I LANA FOSTER CARA WERNLI Reporter 1 , 101:11- Lzsb IA NAOQFOSTER alma pk S J of Xrf I fl AUBREY HOUSE This club was completely re-organized in December, 1956, with only two members from last year's group, Betty and Jandelle. During Public Education Week in March, all the officers presented a radio program over Radio Station KTAE, in the form of a panel -S' f 9 discussion on 'Phases of Teaching. K SHIRLEY MINEENMAYER infra .-.' . at ' y ap , t y p cc to L, l p f.. E M ., A ,piz p '- ' I A 1 it 1 G ERT MOBENKE BETTY BRUNKEN JANDELLE FOSTER NANCY BRYAN Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian -oi f K f -4 to SF 1 W sail' 1 f 7 . , '.,. I , 2 . . l.,-', llt '-h 5. MR. BALDWIN MR. KEITH Sponsor Sponsor LUANNA MOORE atwze N31 Parade preceding annual Stock Show F.F .A. swee h ag r 51 TTY BRU1,-CKZZIS 5 S S. A? S3 . X .. -r X.-- r aint sud 9 PS Presentation of new truck to Taylor Chapter 'N -was X f ! . are A Vi 99 my '---...,..d- , R F A! is ? 1- W n o W' Veep SCHADE F 181 fx!!! x 'M'f'e RX Sentinel McVAY n on ,K K xa.5'ie Parliamentarian HANSON if wp w.......f 'Fr' . ' 4 Secretary Treasurer ZSCHIESCHE KRUEGER ERS qui ELK President SEGGERN Sponsor GA LBREAT H I 1 TW I Reporter BARKER 2 Q , N Second Veep BRIN KMEYER al' 'Yi' Third Vee p MOEHN KE wifi Q x WMU gmffg 2 T... Q1 SX Ni ' Qw xg 1 Q Q ' E Ya lr. I Sl ,,g g Eai,' ' 4.3, fa 1 X 1 W U' L G ' X x xA.- r 'W M A Xa: ,I 'if 4 P Q25 X. ul I f 1 , 1 H ' Q f , 2 I . g. . Q A . Fe :sa 5 1 xgHEU50fQ :gg 'Q C E s 5.2 A .X .K -I ik 5 . fi Q ADW? - Vw 1'-W -In' .og 'ao do , 0 ' fiffaif l 7Zda46wzZe-z 2aeazoff'i u'44nd7vvda4vuZ46Zu5 0- fb avkfw -.A 7 Mx A MISS JONES Co -Presidents Sponsor KAYE MATTECK Vice President BA RBA RA BREZIK N -.. ,,..: BETTY ANN f . BRUECKNER Allil axle I 1' . W7 3 J' 'F 5 rl mlm ' 7, QCJA1 , 05,0 Ulla 0190? Iw Going to the State Fair in Dallas. . .Sending Christmas cards and sacks of candy to McCloskey Veterans' Hospital. . .Presenting a skit at District meeting, sending representatives to Area meeting, and sending Margie Schoener and Jeanette Guentzel to the State Convention. . .Observing F. H.A. Week. . .Buying a red rose bush for the grounds. . .Having a picnic in the park. X f vj 1 f t ., Q X ' 7 I , . J 'I ' is 'J Q 41, 1 x ...t . . 7 PEGGY EIBEN CLAIRE SHAVERS DONNA VALENTA PEGGY JONES Treasurer Historian, Pianist Public Relations Song Leader ..4 V , ' -U., M. - f L bf ,fffwf-vii A 'F' . ,ru ,if Q. , . W '75,-x i2 f'f'!5 ., , gy , -Y .HT fgynwf if -M-0 xg RICKEY PSENCIK F.H.A . Beau JEAN ETTE BACHMEYER Secretary .qs LOREN E HATTERMAN Parliamentarian ,,, 51, v '1 X . xXXXX X' P x A Z - 9 909 X X s - x P0113 mijdgcxrrorl S IG MRS SAKZV1 BETTY L V ' xx 4 M4 0 , 42 of as ' x Secretary -Treasurer GAYLE AHLGREEN Veep BETTY BRUNKEN was Reporter JANDELLE FOSTER Parliamentatian ELOISE BRACKENRIDGE 7 - x - , 4 .I T - Ahlgreen Bachmayer Brackenridge Brake! Harkins Hatterman johnson g, I n 16, P ' . ' o o g I o 'if' -'P M f vm .. A - o -A N -f o Fx if amp Q , - F xi A LJ o 1 oo Jones Eiben A M i- . Kuempel 1 o A W Plowman o N A K Miss Goff Sutton Sponsor Voss R S 3 5 'CI' ANDERSON President atwze Making nut cups for McClosky Vet- erans. . .Sewing cancer bandages. At- tending State F.N.A. Convention in San Antonio, March 30. . .Giving a party for mothers. . .Spending a week- ' as -ci . 'wiv FALKENBURG end at Brackenridge Hospital in Austin Veep . . .Working on Saturdays at the local hospitals. MEN K Se cre tary 1-1- GOFF Sponsor B STRMISKA Reporter I2 , vigrx, .xg 11' 1-'- s 1 Q 4 ,,. ,nu Q K . -1 J f p ,Sqn . rt? ia u m . lbz , , Vjd-A :. hw, Ve wi Q24 My m3 , wa' Q4 QQ Q 1 'fx x S X sf Q, N X . L . . . A, twm .. 3 . X . X I fl Q' 5 sw- Y A Qi , ' 51' 1 1 Ng ' ' gay, 3' I n if 'fm X F! I ' Q., V, h f' ,' V at My ,r 5 S R ,., X H5 K 7 f , Q , f Q W in M' . 1 . 1 gf , 5 v VV '42 2' an +-' 1 P X I' AL . h ' . Alf- sy - f , . 1 r if KK has gnu ...L K K N? s -- . 'K S QQ was 34 ig - 1 L EYE A.. J ' L -..'.'.'.1:fi fff':1'5 'Ci ' , '... ......J..., .. ,,7.,,, ...J I J ...Z ......-.2.......... I 7 ' l I1 ff -I I 7 T.. ,. ' 'f ' ' 'M - 'A M..- :LW ,QQ ,, J A 94- if--+1 wr in .ng 1 Y linux 1.-.,f .3 rw uso: .-I 'M - ' 1 A ' Q4 in SS' --f igfflqa. b-'fd N ' 2. ' iQ L .,i 'm7' 'L .hes Q f . Head Coach BILL FORD COACH GALBREATH I 4 COACH TONE L 'Q -S X K C o -C a pta in LEON I A CO BSON M:y,,f ML Q-A3 K Q -M f PS MW I LARRY BURR SS - Q ' f 1 if V ,. ., ,z ., .. ,S +553 RRR I .. I .E,E , zzi, I N GARRY GRAU EDDIE GRIFFITH DAVID HERTZ WEIITON HOUSE 5 Az, I 5 1 mn. ,g - S f I Ysigs s. , -f-- -' - Q f '- f 5-px: 'MM' JOHNNY MATYSEK ROBERT MCALPINE I fb: ' VQE: . me DON NOVOSAD GENE RAESZ :pf-f :ww 8 H ARCHIE SMITH DONNIE SMITH 25 1 if . .JIQ ,.:': a V ' PAT GARNER L A I ., :.. ..:. . :.. . 5+ WC 11 .4 Y E Y N. wt '13,-v . 1 1 IN, ,ng :..-gp, , I- Q. ,I .,,,51fE. , '.,, ,Q ., f ' ' A I r F 'Q is K 1 , X 'sh if ss ,Q wif N V' . f gs iw X . , , . - I EDWARD GRIMM TOMMY HA LL KENNETH KRUEGER MARVIN MCVAY EUGENE LOVE ,,, 1 JAMES NA TOMMY SEFCIK ARCHIE SEIGMUND .. , r J 'Pk' T Nw? ' 'Lf' f M 4, ,J ix ag 5 ,ff ,T M, Q y. 1 WILBERT VORWERK JOHN WELCH V my K : Z E wg, , ,- GH H Q' ff ' g W A 'y-' Q f 5 RICHARD SHERLEY Coach ED GRIFFITH RICKY PSENCIK C3 t3'l'l - P 1 scoTTY DOLAN CaP'am x, N. RX Manager GARNER GRAU GRIMM 00. :'Q , c 0 5-SP. MEISKE 9s'v'Y 0 ga 0 . aflz- -- 9 0 5o.:e Q. ' O . U Q Msg... .. :O...u . Q.'. 4.-Z..,, , - Q f' ..g.o 0 .'.' ' C O .gf:.l 0 !..s', f 0 ' Q '-,5Eg.- .'- MOEHNKE a,,-'. . I. .'Q 0 'rtol . l.'.O. . Q Q.: 0 o 13.8 .Q O 'g: I o 0 0 I .:..ao... N' 0 0 :QQ . 0.0 'a.d'. Q., .: 0 . Q' 9 .0 'Z Ii:- OTS zo.. .Ov Qirif- f 0 J 00.5. , I RAESZ SMITH ' I . gt teee HEFFERNAN HERTZ, MATYSEK 'JI -ve!-' , 001.210 0 ' O lg.. ED GRIFFITH 11 Tournament - Georgetown Tournament Chosen outstanding player in district by oppos ing coaches. . 'gf'- 66 ll 'r oo:.O. gs n ' ' 'n15. Q g n J., NOVOSAD if Q. :ol P C 50 QU' '.'.' :c. as :,?2 '. STIBA , Y 6 B C C 16 S i . Q f 4 ra .C Q8 , f L itz' A Ei CB!! g Us Jw- vi ti. Dana: Wawm xv nd -5' COACH SHORT BOBBY MUELLER ARCHIE SEIGMUND Captain A- Captain DONNIE SMITH IESSIE SILVA ED GRIFFITH State Contestants District High-Point Man 3 lr Vai' X is x ...Q- ...- 'z?a4eZ4ZZ 3 if First row: Garner, O'campo, Meiske, Moehnke, Naizer, Davis, O'campo, Hertz. Back row: McAlpine, Burruss, Rhoades, Holubec, Pullcrabek, Ariola, Falkenberg, Smith, Smith, Welch, and Galbreath, Coach. V ,,r.,r.,. .,., H, .M Y W W 1' uwuqpunnllwlllw A. ww . V I' ,QCD f A ' if Leading the yells for the Ducks during the '56 season were Senior Cheerleader Rickey Psencik and ,lunior Cheer- leaders Gilbert Moehnke and Shirley Minzenmayer. is fi. ? vena' M i r M r in Z My W 4 rm ,-ff! W -A, ' 1 5, .Lg ' . , . aww- A N-mmmp. Carol Fox, Vernette Wuthrich, Aleen Safarik, Evelyn Schaefer, Jean Fechner, Jackie Remmel, Lois Poldrack, Cara Wernli, Judy Ford, Marilyn Psencik, Carolyn Falkenberg. v .. i t v 11115: 3 Q aura M I signs Q :. 'J' s-,ggi 2 - W Y x vvlvux l'.. 4 . 1 1 F r ff ' '. ' 0 'l55iI5 f J V If F7 ' ' 1 L -5, - X A 5 Q' A S1 Z t Ntpr ,..l . , xx K of 15 Johnnie Matysek, Larry Burruss, Henry Holubec, Jimmy Davis, Larry Seelig, Dennis Kovar, Geneva Smith, Gayle Johnson, Marilyn Psencik, Vernette Wuthrich, Cara Wernli, Judy Ford. -. it 1 , My ,Qi t ., 3' A- A . 3 11 ,. rp . .gg f'a,fs.,4Me2' 7 On the first day of school, September 5, Student Coun cil President Lorene Hatter- man introduces to the stu- dent body the new principal, Mr. l-I. L, Oliphint, who outlines his hopes and plans for the coming year, 5 As usual, the annu- L- s al encounter with the Georgetown Eagles called for extra pep. Yelling in the halls between periods, . . a huge bonfire, , , and the ' Honoring their dads, the Ducks smashed Round Rock 57-7 on October 12, A-K Q 'grave on the west side of the building, made by the cheer- leaders, manifested the spirit of the Ducks. l 749104 Eden K T , is? , eff V L is Zaeen fm: Fblaaanan a s - 1 1 Football Co-captain Bobby Mueller crowns Jan in Homecoming assembly as other candidates, each Queen candidates , presented with a mum, look on. anticipate election. Greenjackets, Pep Band, and kids generate pep at Candidates are recognized, Jan, pre-game bonfire. presented with red roses at game half -time. 3 Sade- mc6g Players' families sit in section marked Ma, Pa, and Kids at first Ducks leave the court joyfully after defeating George- town 63-51 on February 8 to avenge an earlier 51-50 loss to the Eagles, annual Basketball Appreciation Night, February 19. Ducks lost 66-65 to Belton. QNX s XX mllplxh rx Spectators and teams watch a running of the high hurdles at the largest school- I boy track meet in Texas, Tay1or's Cotton Boll Relays. Forty-one teams entered his I Mr, Cliff Welch, president of the Ex-Lettermen's Club, presents the First Place trophy to the Brady team, Taylor tracksters made their best showing ever, taking Seventh Place. Second Place trophy goes to Brenham, E ,Z ,mwl77ZwzeZ A K , ' S ' 'VF ,af I .R X s Kiki s ax S 4 its At the Football Banquet on January 17, outgoing Co-captains Bobby Mueller and Leon Jacobson pose with next year's captains, Don John Novosad and Kenneth Krueger, Mr. Allen Menke, personnel director of Neil Harris from Georgetown. Third ALCOA, speaks at the F,B, L,A, Banquet on P1206 winner at the F-B-L-PM Talem Show' provides entertainment along with his accompanists. January 28. if 5 i Q1 Xt At the F,F,A. Banquet, February 20, Gene Schade is named Outstanding Chapter Farmer and Bobby Limmer, Outstanding Greenhand, Dr. R, G. Garrett and Dusty Rhoades receive Honorary Chapter Farmer awards. President Roy Seggern poses with them here. fammw and .damn ' eau' 1' Bob Patterson and Kay Lindell reign as king and queen. Senors and senoritas in native costume Speakers are Southwestern University gather at Spanish Village, March 29, students, Bolivian Zalles, Filipino Ocerro. aww-4 Slaves bow to Helen and Paris, rulers of Latin Banquet, April 26, Horse in center of floor carries out Trojan War theme, Gods, goddesses, and citizens keep slaves on the run. Skit on the Judgment of Paris shows deities are all too human. ' cmdfaeea Producing 8 Il1I1i0f'56I1i0r requires plenty Hanging balloons for the beautiful ceiling, of money, and this is how it's made, . , selling concessions at football games. l l I ,-ff' A ,L f I if g f fin J 1 ,f fi 4 ffj A I if g g Pasting on roses. Working on the lighting, si' sss , ' ' s if .V-rs.. - At last all the work is finished, and Juniors and Seniors spend the late hours of March 14 in a dreamland of Moonlight and Roses. 1- M41 gg Left to right Anderson Wuthrrch Sutton Brueckner, Kcbnjp Brackenrrdge Grau Brunken Mrkulen cak Raesz Foster Day Poldrack Wernlr, Moore, Kautz, Doss Lewrs Wernlr Shepperson Matteck Swanson Zurovetz Bryan Remmel Craft, Brezik, Fritz, Schaefer Rrchards Zuehlke Schoener Ham mack Falkenberg Grrffrth Patterson Butler, Grau, Novosad McCullough Raesz Kreslmg Garner Moehnke House Wrlks House McAlprne, Stone, Maly, Cernosek Krueger McConchie Burnap Hanson were Taylor s representatrves to Drstrict Meet, GA LE A HLGREEN FOURTH - State Journalism Meet DISTRICT FIRST PLACE WINNERS Wuthrrch, Tennis Singles, Ford Wernll Doubles Gnffrth Golf Doss, Zurovetz Grrls Debate Stone Bumap Boys' Debate: Moehnke Number Sense Patterson Extempora neous Speaking Swanson Junror Declamatrong Anderson, Brueckner Day Mrkulencak Raesz Schaefer Remmel Poldrack Moore Kautz Wernlr Fritz, Falkenberg, Matteck Grrls Softball Not Shown REGIONAL FIRST PLACE WINNERS Ahlgreen and Hatterman - team Ahlgreen rndivrdual Ioumalrsm Other Regional contestants were Sutton and Bryan, who won Thtrd Places m Shorthand and Typrng re Hilarious M.C. 's Lee Joe Pavlik and Henry Holubec in- troduce the three acts on the talent assembly on Novem- ber 1, 741,144 my sam .7114 'ww The Four Jills won First Place in the Thorndale Talent Show and Fifth Place in the F.B, L Talent Show. Pat Liberace Gamer also played at the The Taylor Teens became a virtual in- junior-Senior, stitution at Taylor High this year, sing- ing at almost all banquets, winning First in the F.B. L,A, Show. appearing on TV. Freshman Richard Slagle performs at the F.B,L,A, Show --and wins Fourth Place, Marilyn Psencik, consid- ered semi-professional be- cause of her singing exper- ience, provides extra en- Talent Show. tertainment at the F. B. I-.A. Puddin Hermann sings her well -known rendition of B1ue Moon at the Junior- Senior, dwaawl FALL For the first time, proud Senior Band jackets are nothing new, but Greenjackets sport sweaters for their Senior members Still beam when they four years of membership, first wear them. Kenneth Krueger and Leon Jacobson WINTER Greenjackets decorate the tradition- are selected All-District Tackle and al tree in front of the superintendent's All-District Guard, respectively, office, of ' 1 SPRING Twirp Season rolls around, and as an added attraction the Student Coun- cil sponsors an all-school play party on May 10. Active games such as Flying Dutchman were played by everyone and a volleyball tournament, won by the Junior Class team, is held, Zed Day ff Ni kiiitk L L'-l. QL 'g:'.. s wi s sl r After fortifying themselves with lunches, eager kids rest a minute be- fore beginning their noon recess play, A11 lined up for Red Rover. Hold that line! Flying Dutchman is next. 7 Gotta get back first! Tired kiddies still have enough -..--.... -- -...Z'l- .J..-:-- -1-.sL -.A-S-.l CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Silver and Lilac CLASS FLOWER Lilac 66444 4? Henry Holubec and Lee Joe Pavlik are M.C. 's for Class Day program, Sara Lu Herzer opens the program with For All We Know. ex William Zschiesche, Eloise Brackenridge, Rickey Psencik, Betty Lu Sutton, and Lorene Hatterman read the history. Carol Craft, Henry Holubec, Bobby Rhoades, Betty Brueckner, and Barbara Brezik foresee a bright future for the class. Charles Wilks, Dorothy Shepperson, iiimmi Nancy Rydell, Leonard Sbinn, Gayle Ahlgreen, and Carolyn Falkenberg read Senior Class President Bobby Mueller the Last Will and Testament of the Class presents the traditional Senior Torch to of '57, Linda Matteck, Junior Class President. We build the ladder by which we rise' eaukvz JE .Yp p 0, . , f At park in Seguin, where majority of May 17 was spent, Seniors enjoy playing in the pool, lounging in the sun. ar 1' A fu .sm Q, ,,,. Monkeys? No, Senior boys climb- Pedal boat riding on Guadalupe ing one of the trees in the park at Seguin. On way back, Seniors stop at San Marcos to see underwater attractions. , . River was a favorite pastime, xx , ,Q s Y-Yarns' 5 lj T, ,,W13,55., , ,g n W, .M.f.r:.zu.J2sa.Nr. .g,...Jl it Mimi OF Mf5f1iD'f 'rar ff , . , at El Mat in Austin to eat. ,Vac .vt 4 ' Wien ' 74 Due Next year's Student Council officers take oath admin- Six girls receive their Chapter Home- istered by Secretary Mary Baker in assembly, May 24, making DegreCS. I,L, P,C, awards and work of entire COTTON BOLL staff are recognized Professional sponsors of Future Nurses Club present by MiSS M2-HIOF. members with pins for hospital work, l b . 1 Cara Wernli and Johnnie Matysek receive the Patter- District First Place Winners in tennis son Tenni from Mr, Claude Patterson, receive sweaters. Jandelle Foster was THS's representative to Girls' State, held in Austin, G3Y1e Ahlgfeen receives Donald Glaser receives First Place, Barbara Brezik June 10-19, slide rule for being best Second, Carol Craft Third in V.F,W, essay contest. Senior science student, 'cuwl? COMMENCEMENT 1957 Processional - - - Claire Shavers Invocation --------- Bobby Mueller I Shall Not Pass Again This Way Nellwyn Hermann Introduction of Speaker - - - Howard Oliphint Address --------- Dr, L. D. Haskew Presentation of Class ---- Howard Oliphint Presentation of Diplomas - - - T. H, Johnson Presentation of Awards ---- T. H. Johnson Taylor High School Song Nellwyn Hermann opens the Dr. Haskew urges Seniors to program by singing. live full lives. Carol Craft, valedictorian, receives 5 '7 s V Salutatorian of the class, scholarships and trophy. She also J Barbara Bfezik. 1'6CCiV6S received the Hyman Melasky Award. T!-swf' Q f A -A trophy and scholarships also. Ed Griffith and Lorene Hatterman receive the Danforth Awards, Ed also received scholar- ship to Church-Related Schools as high point boyg Lorene also re- ceived P. T.A. Award, Sarah Anderson, the out- standing rural student, received the Elmore Torn Award. Bindin- Dorothy Shepperson George Lock receives the H. B. 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