Taylor High School - Mallard Yearbook (Taylor, TX)

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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

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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.

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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.