Taylor High School - Mallard Yearbook (Taylor, TX)

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BETTY DOSS National Honor Society Club President. . . Cham- pion Debater. . . always busy as editor of Cot- ton Boll. . . Keeps English IV book open IOO. . . VIRGINIA DAGERATH Student Council secretary her Junior and Senior years. . . Faithful Latin Club worker . . . Swing Band accompanist. . . Always has her strawberry brown ducktails just perfect . . . Cresson and Aunt March in plays. . . Loves those demonstration rides in a 1959 Impalla. . , CLAUDIA DAY Eloise, famous for her pantomimes. . . Fun-loving and bubbling with energy. . . Never quiet and always in a hurry. . . Green Jacket veep and cheerleader. . . Always has a man on her mind. . . JUDY FORD Wor1d's most typical Cowgirl . . . Ever see a rodeo without Iudy?. . . Couldn't for- get her long black braidsl. . .All around sports favorite. . .Ardent fan of Louisiana Hayride . . .Always home for Maverick . . . VIRGINIA FRITZ Quiet and reserved - all her good grades are deserved. . . Perfect posture for perfect marching in the Green Jackets four years. . . Won DAR Award. . .Charter member of the NHS. . .TDC here she comes. . . WAYNE FA LKENBERG Quiet, but not shy. . . Wonderful tan. . . Very good swimmer and diver. . . Beautiful brown eyes. . . Papa in the Senior play. . . T-shirt and socks to match. . . Can hold his own with any of the girls. . .

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RONNIE CERNOSEK The Coolest Cat . . . Red hair. . . Bravest - to climb the rafters for prom work. . . Give him a car and music and watch him go. . . Swimming in the river can't be topped. . . Wow Hou- dini . . .Reports all news for Radio Club and sports for COTTON BOLL. . . Uncle Chris in the play. . . X HERBERT BURNAP Cruising Krout or Von . . . Our outstand- ing track man. . . Perfect manners. . . A cheerful personality. . .What else could you ask for ?. . . His favorite companion - a pert blond sophomore. . . Wonderful voice . . . Made the all-state choir. . .A great future lies ahead. . . ALICE CARRIZALES Short and sweet and hard to beat. . . Sincere . . .A friendly smile for everyone. . . Faith- ful club worker. . . Pretty dark hair for every occasion. . . Bound to lead a success- ful life after her plans for business school. . . GEORGE CUMINGS Returned to THS trom Schreiner. . .Wel- comed by his many friends. . . Our ace pitcher for the baseball team. . .Most loyal Duck supporter. . . Football manager. . . Likes to hunt with his brothers . . .Recently decided on hillbilly music for pastime, . , RALPH CZIMSKY Carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. . . Says very little but thinks a lot. . . Roots for the National League. . . Extra energy devoted to track. . . Later will be used at business school. . . BLAKE CRAWFORD Tall and lanky. . . Noted for his version of bop . . . Likes to hunt and fish. . . Mr. Hyde in the Senior play. . . Interested in photo- graphy. . . A guitar enthusiast. . . Bound for college to major in meteorology. . . Likes to make his own excitement. . .

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CHARLES HANSON First Vice President of the Future Farmers . . .Tall, handsome, Hanson. . . Pat agrees . . .Friendly to all. . . hostile to none. . . A11 he needs is Pat, his car, and time. . . NANCY GRIMM Tall, dark-haired, good looking drum major of THS Band. . .Regional band mem- ber. . . Nite is a well-known stud of the basketball team.. .Plays a mean clarinet in stage band. . .Headed for Nixon-Clay Business School. . , CAROLYN l-IAMMACK Alias Broom . . . First Cotton Boll Relays Queen. . . 'When the cat's away, the mice will play . . .Vice President of the National Honor Society. . . Four year Student Coun- cil member, ANNETTE HEYE squatty . . . Basketball enthusiast. . . Mis- chievous. . . T ireless worker for her class. . . Happy and carefree. . .Never at a loss for words. . . Heart is set on TLC. . . BARBARA KAATZ. Vice President of Future Nurses. . . Sports a pin from her favorite Marine. . . The perfect homemaker. . . Will enter nursing school. . . FLORENE HEHMAN A very talented artist . . . Draws and designs for the MALLARD. . . Beautiful lamp showed much ability in Indus- trial Arts. . . Destined for business school. . .