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Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

 - Class of 1955

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s' v .c 4 . U A My A 1 4 1 -I 1 ..,...n11 . I 1 - 4 X xg gffj: ...N w..., NX 515 L X fr.: ,xf M- .K L TEMPLE HIGH SCHCDOL Temple, Texas pfzeaenle 74a I 9 5 5 S-T4-Ei iw ff Q g f i THE CDTTDN BLOSSDM FRONT ROW: fOfficersj: C. Morries, G. Coates, C, Caffrey, B. Chaney, M. Menzel, L. Goodman, P. Kitchens, K. Goodnight, J. Walker, P. Villines, J. Jones, S, Beasley, SECOND ROW: QMake-Upjz E. Arriaga, A. Glasscock, E. Henley, C. Mikeska, N. Rodgers, V. Brown, P. Smith, M. Stoneham, J. Mann, J. Danneberg, O. Hicks, S, Crenshaw, M. Vaden. BACK ROW: fSales and Advertisinglz F. Schlicht, B. Jones, E. Harkrider, J. Schmidt, R. Pitrucha, R. Shirley, D. Jones, P. Lawler, B. McCollum, M. Gonzales, B. Voltin Qartj, J. Tanner, M. Rorning, J. Moore, H. Sanders, G. Roark, B. Powell. NOT PICTURED: V. Shilling, W, Cryer, J. Chapman, W, Hill, S. Hines. OFFICERS SNAPSHOT EDITORS: EDITORS: Billie Ann Chaney Linda- G00df1'1a-U Jean Jones Ka-Y Good-night ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Charles Caffrev Mary Mack Menzel SPONSOR: Miss Margaret Chapman Shar on Hines ART EDITORS: Suzann Beasley . Joy Walker D BUSINESS MANAGERS: 1' Glenn Coates Perrie Villines y SPORTS EDITORS: cgi' Curtis Morries Patsy Kitchens Another year in Temple High School has come and gone. It is traditionally the purposeof The Cotton Blossom to serve as a px rnanent collection of words and pic- tures to r ern ind you of your years here. As you glance through the pages of this 1955 edition of E C otton Blossom, you will find that the emphasis is on you, the student-- your school, your campus activities, your athletics p r 0 g r am, and your recreational pursuits. It is the wish of the staff that you will find all of these phases of your high school life faithfully and pleasantly presented here, and that you will enjoy this annual to the fullest extent. A school is not a school without t e a c h e r s . Temple High School is fortunate in hav- ing ve r y competent instruc- tors. In the s c ho ol building itself we also have a principal, a s s i s tant principal, and a counselor. The school super- intendent, the administrative assistant, the director of cen- sus and attendance, the music co-ordinator, and the school nurse have offices in the Mun- icipal Building. In addition to these there are seven School Board members. it ' i A 10-rsrarcf-5 l I UUE o' Ot' If 5' 'I 9' 4 v 5 J: 0 V W Q , 2 HHH 4 i '-Qi. AL -- - ,, BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT: Mrs. Daphna White, Secretary to the Superintendent, Mr. Glenn Johnsong Mr. Robert McBurneyg Mr. Milo Remund, Administrative Assistant. ' BACK: Mrs. Jodie Marek, President of the Board, Dr. R.A. Murrayg Mr. S.P. Cowan, Superintendent, Dr. David Eanesg Mr. DanPopeg Mr. Noble Hieronyrnus. E'ER VICTORIOUS Our Alma Mater, from you we've learned to be So proud of your traditions, your spirit, lpyalty. And for Temple High School March on all glorious, And may your colors, blue and White, Be e'er victorious. H.M. Dawson DEDICATION Three years ago there came to Temple High School a woman de s tined to take her place in the hearts of the fa- culty, the administration, and the students. In appreciation of her enthusiasm, sincerity, and untiring efforts in behalf of the Senior Class, we res- pectfully de dicat e the 1955 Cotton Blossom to Miss Inez Franz. MISS INEZ FRANZ MR. S. P. COWAN Superintendent B.A. , Daniel Baker College M. A. , University of Alabama MR. MILO REMUND Administrative Assistant B.A. , B.S. , Southwestern State Teachers College QOkla.homaj M. Ed. , University of Oklahoma jx A xo! i xl K.. ,x MR . NE WMAN SMITH Principal B.S., Texas College of Arts and Industries M.A. University of Texas MR . JOHN S . PAYNE Assistant Principal B . S . , North Texas State College M.S. in Education, Baylor University MISS FRANCES MARIE MACHALEK High School Secretary BAILEY, MRS. TOM B.S. , North Texas State College English Social Science BROWN, MISS PEARL B .A. , Mary Hardin-Baylor College Mathematics COTTLE, MR. MARCINE B.S. , Howard Payne College Physical Education Football Coach AGEE, MRS. ROBERT B.A. , M.E. Texas Christian University Art Art Club DYKES, MRS. A.C. B .S . , Louisiana ANDERSON, MR. BARLOW B.S. , North Texas State College University of Texas M.A., Austin College Physical Educa- tion Football Coach BLACK, MISS MARGARET E. B.A. , Texas State College for Women M. A. , Columbia University Typing Journalism Wildcat Rambler' CHAPMAN, MISS MARGARET E. B.A. , M.A. , University of Texas English The Cotton Blossom Polytechnic Institute, Ruston, Louisi- ana Biology General Scienc e EBERHARDT, MISS GERTRUDE P.A. , Mary Hardin- Baylor lvI.S., Baylor Univer sity iology athematics EWING, MRS. HARRISON B.S. , North Texas State College- Junior Business Typing FARRELL, MR. HARRY C . B.S. , Southwest Texas State College M.S. , North Texas State College Social Science Debate ELLIOTT, MISS ELIZABETH B.A., M.A., Uni- versity of Texas B.S. , Texas State College for Women English Library FAITH, MR . FERRILL, MR. DOUGLAS B.S., M. Ed, , North Texas State College Mathematics Slide Rule Running off some tests for us, Miss Eberhardt? JEFFERSON N. B.A. , Southwestern University M. Ed., University of Texas Mathematics FENSTY, MRS. MARGARET B.A. , M.A. Baylor University B.S. , Mary Hardin- Baylor College Physical Education Tumblers FOREHAND MR W.M. B.A., M.A., East Texas State College English, Social Science GLASSCOCK, MRS. PAULINE B.A. , Mary Hardin- Baylor College English FERRILL, MRS . RUTH B . B . A . , Sam Houston State College Secretarial Training, Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand FIKES, MR, J.S. B.S. , M.,S. Hardin-Simrnon: University Football Coach I' FRANZ, MISS INEZ B.S., West Texas State College Speech, Temple Hi-lites HAYWORTH, MR. GUS B.S. , Howard Payn College Bible, Social Scienc HENDRICKS, MISS CECIL MAE B.S. , University of Texas Homemaking,F,H.A. Are you making any Christmas plans? - ILLEY, MR. JOHN GORDON J.,A, , The University of Texas LS, , Baylor University aske tball C oach, riving, Tennis oach OLSAPPLE, MISS MERLE .A. , M.A. Texas Christian University o-ordinator of Counseling OWARD, MR. DURWARD B . .M. , The Univer- sity of Texas .A. , Columbia University and, Orchestra, epperettes, lighters HOLDEN, MISS MARY ELIZABETH B.A. , Mary Hardin- Baylor College M.A. , The Univer- sity of Texas English, Student Council S JONES, MRS. OLIVIA B.A. , The Univer- sity of Texas Latin, Latin'Club Whose credits are you checking, Miss Holsapple? HOOKS, MRS. GLADYS M. B.S. , Southwest Texas State College M. A. , Baylor University Chemistry, General Scienc e HOWARD , MRS DURWARD B. B.A. , Mary Hardin-Baylor College Social Science LINDEMANN, MISS ALICE B.A. , The Univer- sity of Texas M.A., The Univer- sity of Colorado English, Future Teachers MEENACH, MRS. ELISABETH B. B,A., The Univer- sity of Texas M.A. , Texas State College for Women English, Ready Writers PATTERSON, MR. R.M. B,S., M.E., MC- Murry College Physical Education Football Coach KILPATRICK MISS BEADIE L. B.S. , Mary Hardin- Baylor College M. Ed., Texas State Colle ge for Women Homemaking, F . H.A. SPENCE, MRS. MARIE H. B.A., M.A., The University of Texas Spanish, English, Pan-American Club LANCASTER, MRS MILDRED B.S. , North Texas State College Physical Education Yell Leaders MCNEIL, MR. l WILLIAM R. B.S. , Union Col Kentucky M.S. , Stout Ins1 Wisconsin Co-ordinator, Industrial Cooperative Training, Mechanical Drawing NIBLING, MR. FRED L. B.S. , Southwest Texas State College Biology, Physics THOMPSON, MR . WAYNE B.S. , Centenary College, Shreveport, Louisiana Distributive Edu- cation VICKERY, MR. C.P. B.S. , Auburn, Alabama M,S., Texas AGM Vocational Agri- culture, F.F.A. WELCH, MISS JUANITA M. B . A. , Baylor University M.A. University of Texas . Mathematics, National Honor Society Number Sense VALIGURA, MR . WILLIAM B.A. , M.A., Baylor University Social Science WILLIAMS, MR . WEEDIN, MISS MARY FRANCES B.M., North Texas State College Music WENDT, MR. LAWRENCE H. B.E. State Teachers College St. Cloud, Minn esota Industrial Arts WORD, MISS LENA F. B.S., West Texas B.A. , M.A. Baylor State College University Library, Library Social Science Club In order to receive a diplom a from Temple High School one must have sixteen credits. The usual procedure in obtain- ing these is four years of schooling-fresh- man, sophomore, junior, and senior years. From the freshman's point of view these four years look like an e t e r ni t y before him, but as they quickly pass by it seems to the graduating senior like only yester- day when he e nte r e d high school. With the passing of time each member of these classes advances in maturity, personality, and co-operation, as well as knowledge. He also develops many friendships that he will continue to carry throughout his life. As each student enters Temple High School he has a goal ahead of him. This may be college or a job after he has fulfilled his four years' work, but along with this hope he shouldbegin and go through high school with the sincere desire to better his school and be a credit to his class. If e ve r y student entering and leaving Temple High has this attitude, then he can proudly say-- I graduated from TEM- PLE HIGH SCHOOL! x A'! A 30 0 it Mit t J4 id-' fi-ff MEF :E -. ,fi B E. +9 . Q gem 1 OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS: QLeft to right, standingj Don- ald Davis, reporterg Charlene Mikeska, treasurerg Betty Powell, secretaryg Harold Cartwright, sergeant-at-armsg Buddy Honey- cutt, vice-presidentg Ed Kubala, sergeant-at-armsg fsittingj Clea Myers, president. Reaching their goal at last, the senior class of '55 will leave the familiar halls of TI-IS and strike out on their own separate paths of life. During the past four years this class has started from the bottom rung of the ladder and reached the highest, learning during this climb co-operation within the class and the true meaning of sportsmanship. The four years of high school are always looked back on with pleasant memories and it is certain that every mem- ber of the 1955 senior class will rem embe r these years as the fullest and happiest ones of all his life. I 1 Class Song: i I SMILE Class colors: RED AND WHITE Class flower: ROSE Class motto: IF GOD BE FOR US WHO CAN BE AGAINST US. James Pridgeon Billie Anp Chaney BettY Powell Q Q Nancy Rodgers UI-IOS WHO Harriett Frost Dwain Marshall Nancy Couch Anne Glasscock l fi-'HH5 it 35-lil Buddy Lewis Peggy Malinak Marilyn Mar shall Curtis Morries Car ol Kr istinek Gloria Roark June Tanner Margie Vaden Clea. Myers, Jr Jim Anderson .... Margaret Anderson . Betty ....... Kathy . Bud . . Janie . Ramona . Patty .... Repair Man . . Ralph ...... Mr. Brinkworth. . Officer Johnson. . Bud's Friend . . Mrs. Wembly. . Mrs. Jones. .. Mrs. Woolsey. . Perkins . . . Director ...... A comedy in three acts. by James Ser gel FATHER KNOWS BEST . JAMES PRIDGEON . SUZANN BEASLEY . .NANCY RODGERS . . JANE EPPERSON . MICKEY WILSON . . NANCY COUCH . . BETTY POWELL MARILYN MARSHALL . . . ALLEN LILES . NORMAN SMITH . . . CLEA MYERS . DWAIN MARSHALL .JOHNELL SCHMIDT .MADELIENE HERVEY . JUDY DANNEBERG . . .GLORIA ROARK . ANNE GLASSCOCK . MISS INEZ FRANZ Produced with special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company STAGE MANAGER . PROPERTIES . . PR OMP TER .. MAKE- UP . TICKET CHAIRMEN . . . PUBLICITY . . PROGRAM . CREW . . 9. I Peggy Malinak Shar on Hine s Linda Goodman Wanda Kosarek June Tanner Jean Jones Beverly Henson Carol Kristinek Mary Mack Menzel Beverly Voltin Janice Sue Moore Gladys Sirney Har old Cartwright Buddy Honeycutt Odis Fuller Curtis Morries Sharon Beechem Charles Caffery ARRIAGA, ELISEO National Honor Society Student Council Future Teachers Vice -Pr e sident Treas urer C otton Blossom Staff Pan-American Club Declamation Dramatics Club Temple Hi-lites ARTHUR , JUNE F.H.A. Booster Club Distributive Education Art Club Cotton Blossom Staff 5 BANZHAF, GLEN Band Sportsrna.n's Club Angling Club Rock Hounds N V w ,L Ei ,,,, ,, C BARBA, JOHNNY Distributive Education I ,gh g 4 731' BELANCER, JEANIE Dramatics Club Crafts Club Secretary Future Teachers Reporter Industrial Co-op. Training Club Secretary F.H.A. BEASLEY, SUZANN BEECHEM, SHARON National Honor Society Senior Choir Pepperettes Mixed Chorus Cotton Blossom Art Editor F.H.A. Golf Powder-Puff Football BERRY, BRYANT , JR . Sportsrnan's Club Di stributive Education Sergeant-At-Arms Senior Choir Whitey' Football Track BOSTICK, MODINE Cotton Blos som Staff Crafts Club F . H . A. Pepperettes, Substitute Booster Club Dramatics Club Skating Club Volleyball Squad Leader Allen and Glenn, also Powder- Puff Football Coaches. BOATWRIGHT, ALLEN National Honor Society Latin Club Football Sophomore Favorite Baseball Track Basketball Temple Hi-lites Boys' Choir BRUCE, GARY Industrial Co-op. Training Football B Squad Art Club BROADWAY, MONROE National Honor Society Distributive Education Boys' Glee Club Art Club Poster Club Woodwork Club Sportsman's Club BROCK, BARBARA Typing Qregionalj Shorthand Qregionall Distr ibutive Education Vice -President Booster Club National Honor Society F . H. A. BROWN, VANNY Pepperettes Cotton Blossom Staff F.H.A. Booster Club Tennis Volleyball Poster Club Powder-Puff Football Squad Leader BROWN, MARGARETT Tumbling Team Pepperettes Cotton Blossom Staff Temple Hi-lites Booster Club Pan-American Club Art Club Dramatics Club Square Dance Club BRYSON, BOB Football Track Booster Club BUIE, BETSY Pepperettes Tumbling Pan-American Club Booster Club Cotton Blossom Staff Powder-Puff Foot- ball Art Club E Ll. BULLS, GARY National Honor Society F.F.A. Woodwork Club Sportsman's Club BURLESON, BOB CAFFREY. Football CHAR LES Baseball Football Basketball Track Baseball C otton Blos som Snapshot Editor Harold and Odis, the coaches of the Powder-Puff Football teams CARBERRY, JAMES F.F,A. President Convention Delegate Rural Electri- cation Award Lone Star Farmer Cotton Blossom Football National Honor Society CAMPBELL, MERLENE Drarnatics Club Informal Group Singing D.E. Club CARTWRIGHT, HAROLD Football Baseball, Captain Basketball Track Sportsrnan's Club Senior Class, Sergeant-At-Arms Cotton Blossom Staff Art Club CHAPMAN, JEANNINE Girls' Choir Cotton Blos s om Staff Booster Club F.H.A. CHAFFIN, WAYNE National Honor Society Sportsman's Club Woodwork Club CHLAPEK, IRENE National Honor Society F.H.A. Booster Club Wildcat Ramb1er Circulation Mgr. District Tennis F.F.A. Sweetheart Squad Leader CHLAPEK, JAMES F.F.A. Reporter Student Adv. National Honor Society COATES, GLENN Cotton Blos som Business Mgr. National Honor Society Latin Club Tennis Team Cross-Country Track Booster Club CHANEY, BILLLE ANN National Honor Society Student Council Tumbling, Co- Captain Cotton Blossom Co-Editor Pepperettes Latin Club Vice-President Secretary Yell Leader COUCH, NANCY Pepperettes Captain Cotton Blossom National Honor Society Pan American Secretary Student Council Tumbling Temple Hi-Lites Dramatics Club Citizen of the Week CRENSHAW, SHIRLEY National Honor Society F . H. A. Art Club Cotton Blossom Staff Squad Leader CRYER, WADE Football Art Club Boys' Glee Club Senior Choir Skating Club Cotton Blossom Staff CUBA, BENJAMIN Basketball Rock Hounds X I IN A 4U W J JON DANNEBERG, JUDY Tumbling, Captain National Honor Society Parlia- mentarian Dramatics Club Vice-President Cotton Blossom Staff Temple Hi-lites Pepperettes Latin Club EPPERSON, JANE Booster Club F.H.A. Homemaker of the Year Art Club DAVIS, DONALD Football Baseball Basketball Senior Clas s Reporter EWING, ADRIANNE National Honor Society Wildcat Rambler Staff Temple Hi-Lites Informal Group Singing Square Dance Club F EASLEY, BILLY Wildcat Rambler Production Manager Angling Club Booster Club Woodwork Club 1 I 4 4 1 1 Q5 s FRITZ, EULENE F . H . A. Science Club Distributive Education EWING, DANNY Basketball Sportsrnan's Club Angling Club National Honor Society FROST, HARRIET Yell Leader Student Council Junior Class Favorite Basketball Sweet- heart Junior Duchess National Honor Society, Secre- tary Future Teacher s, President FAULKNER, PAT Booster Club F .H.A. Pepperettes FULLER , ODIS Football C o-Captain Baseball C o -Captain Track GLASSC OCK , ANNE National Honor Society, Pre sident Student Council Senior Choir 'Cotton Blossom Staff Citizen of the Week Typing Contest Mixed Chorus X J INA -AM Sdf' fN GONZALES, MAR Y FRANCES Basketball Band Starlighters Future Teachers Library Club Reporter F . H . A . Pan American Club Cotton Blossom Staff QUEEN DONNA DAVIS GOODNIGHT, KAY Pepperettes Tumbling, Secretary Cotton Blossom Staff Informal Group Singing, Treas- urer Square Dance Club Squad Leader GOODMAN, LINDA Cotton Blossom Snapshot Editor Student Council National Honor Society Tumbling Pepperettes Latin Club Powder-Puff Football Dramatics Club Booster Club HAMIL, MARY LOU Reporter, Booster Club Dramatics Club Pan-American Club One-Act Play Declamation Squad Leader Powder-Puff Football Senior Tumblers - Sandra Smith, Nancy Rodgers demonstrate their skill at the senior assembly. HARKRIDER, EDDIE HASTINGS, PAUL Latin Club All-State Choir Skating Club Senior Choir Cotton Blossom Band Staff Music Club Sportsman's Club Distributive Education Club I-IENLEY, ELAINE Pepperettes National Honor Society Student Council Tumbling F.H.A. Pan-American Club Booster Club HENSON, BEVERLY Student Council, Secretary Pepperettes Tumbling Latin Club Booster Club Dramatics Club Powder-Puff Football HERVEY, MADELEINE HICKS, J,M, National Honor Society Debate Qdistrict finalistj One -Act Play Znd Best Actress Qdistrictl Essay Contest Winner Tumbling Club Temple Hi-Lites Band Track HICKS , ODEAN HILL, WANEVA F.H.A. National Honor Cotton Blossom Society Staff Booster Club Mixed Chorus Girls' Choir Secretary, Treasurer F.H.A. Squad Leader Informal Group Singing Cotton Blossom HINES, SHARON Cotton Blossom Associate Editor Pepperettes Temple Hi-Lites Golf Drarnatics Club F.H.A. Poster Club Secretary Booster Club HOGAN, CAR OL Di str ibutive Education HOBDAY, PATSY Distributive Education F . H . A. HOLTZCLAW, PEGGY Girls' Choir Mixed Chorus Booster Club F.H.A. Music and Group Singing HONEYCUTT, ROBT. uBuddyu Senior Class Vice -President Fre shman Clas s Reporter Basketball Baseball Football Tennis HOPKINS, MAUD EVA National Honor Society Wildcat Rambler Associate Editor F.H.A. Pepperettes Tumbling Club Junior Tennis Interscholastic League Typing I-IOUST ON , JOHN IRISH, JAMES Senior Choir All-State Choir Mixed Chorus Informal Group Singing Sportsma.n's Club JONES, BILLY Track Camera Club Square Dance Club Cotton Blossom Staff Temple Hi-Lites JERNIGAN, JAMES JESCI-IKE, JOHN Football Track JONES, CARLEEN QHARDAWAYI Art Club Cotton Blossom Staff Senior Choir F.H.A. Booster Club X,-xvlal Ao C KALMBACH, DARLENE F . H. A . JONES, DORIS C otton Blos som Staff National Honor Society F.H.A. 5 f fX A ,f 3 S K D 0 KALMBACH, MARLENE F.H.A. JONES, JEAN Pepperettes Senior Choir Cotton Blossom Co-Editor Dramatics Club Temple Hi-Lites F.H.A. National Honor Society Booster Club Mixed Chorus Poster Club KAULFUS, DALE Football Co-Captain, B Team Basketball Baseball Cotton Blossom Staff KEEVER, CLAUDIA F . H. A. Distr ibutive Education Club KITCHENS, PATSY National Honor Society Pepperettes Cotton B1ossom Girls' Sports Editor Tennis Booster Club F.H.A. Squad Leader The Powder -Puff Que en KOC TAR , PAULINE Band National Honor Society Informal Group Singing Square Dance Club F . H. A. Squad Leader KOSAREK, WANDA Band Librarian Secretary- Treasurer Alternate All- State All-Regional Starlighters National Honor Society Cotton Blossom Debate KRISTINEK, CAROL KUBALA, ED KUEHN, HAROLD Wildcat Rambler News Editor F.H.A. President Library Club President Rock Hounds Treasurer Pepperettes Tumbling National Honor Society LENGEFELD, JOY Student Council Pepperettes Cotton Blossom Art Editor National Honor Society Art Club Secretary Fire Prevention Theme Winner Pan-American Club LAWLER, PAULINE National Honor Society Pepperettes Temple Hi-Lites Cotton Blossom Staff Informal Group Singing F . H. A. Band National Honor Basketball Society Football Sportsman's Club Angling Club LEWALLEN, RANDALL Rock Hounds Club Distributive Education Bi-Phi-Chem Club LEWIS, CHARLES llBuddy-II Basketball National Honor Society F.F.A. Second Vice-President LILES, ALLEN Wildcat Rambler Editor Student Council Debate Club Treasurer Debate Team Track Booster Club Intramural Basket- ball LE WIS , RICHARD Dis tr ibutive Education Treasurer LLSENBE, ROY N f IN A G 0 B05 QD LUGO, CHARLES Wildcat Ra.mbler Sports Editor Angling Club Sportsman's Club LUNA, EDWARD Football Ba ske tball Fre shman Clas s Vice -Pr e sident Baseball LUSK, JOHN Square Dance Bi-Phi-Chem Rock Hounds President MCCOLLUM, BONNIE JO Band Tumbling National Honor Society Booster Club Powder-Puff Football Square Dance Cotton Blossom Staff Rock Hounds McCORMICK, KENT Distributive Education Woodwork Club MALINAK, PEGGY Yell Leader Sportsmanship Princess Student Council Cotton Blossom Staff National Honor Society Pepperettes Latin Club President Treasurer MANN, JANICE Pepperettes National Honor Society Cotton Blossom Staff Temple Hi-Lites Music and Informal Group Singing Square Dance Club Powder-Puff Football MARSHALL, DWAIN Band, President All-Regional Band Choir, President Vice - Pr e s ident Starlighters Basketball Temple Hi-Lites National Honor Society Student Council MENZEL, MARY MACK Cotton Blossom Associate Editor Pepperettes National Honor Society Tumbling Temple Hi-Lites Junior Tennis F.H.A. Booster Club MARSHALL ' MAYES, MERRY LEE MARILYN Student Council, Treasurer Pepperettes, Captain National Honor Society Tennis Team District Champ Tumbling Lagm Club Senior Gangster ecretary Booster Club MITCHELL, JO ANN National Honor Society Pepperettes Cotton Blossom Staff Future Homemaker Library Club Program Chairman Squad Leader Pan-American Club MICHALK, ORVILLE F.F.A. l A ,4-0 O G MOORE, JANICE SUE Pepperettes Tumbling Cotton B1ossom Staff Pan-American Club Booster Club Dramatics Club Square Dance Club Powder-Puff Football MIKESKA, CHARLENE Football Sweetheart Senior Class Treasurer Student Council National Honor Society Pepperettes Tumbling Club President Cotton Blosso1'n Staff Booster Club MORRIES, CURTIS Football A and B Baseball Basketball National Honor Society Sophomore Class Vice-President Junior Class Vice-President Junior Class Favorite Cotton Blossom Sports Editor MORRIS, GEORGE Roping Club President Square Dance Club Sportsman's Club MORRIS, J. HELMS Football Track Sportsman's Club Cotton Blossom Staff Intrarnural Basketball MOTL, LYNNWOOD Football A and B Baseball F.F.A. Vice- President Greenhand Chapter National Honor Society - MURPHY, VIRGINIA Booster Club F . H. A. Band, Student Conductor Distributive Education Secretary NILES, CHARLES Distributive Education Club Sportsman's Club Angling Club PITRUCHA, ROSE Cotton Blossom Staff National Honor - Society Squad Leader F . H . A. NIXON, HERBERT ODOM, BILL F.F.A, Football A-Squad B-Squad X I fX IN 4 V POWELL, BETTY Student Council Junior Class, Treasurer Senior Class Secretary Pepperettes Pan-American Club Treasurer Secretary Tumbling Temple Hi-Lites MYERS, CLEA, JR Senior Class President Football Co-Captain Sophomore Class President Freshman Class Treasurer F.H.A. Ideal Boy All-District Football Second Team PARKER, CATHERINE National Honor Society Student Council Latin Club First Vice- President Junior Tennis Powder-Puff Foot Manager Band Drarnatics Club POWELL, JOHN A .4 G. REZNICEK, EDWARD JOE National Honor Society F.F.A. Student-Advisor Second Vice- President Cheerleader PRIDGEON, JAMES Student Council, President National Honor Society President Latin Club, Treasurer Debate Club Future Teachers One-Act Play RICHARD, RITA F.H.A. Booster Club Business Club REDDEN, RUTH RIOS, MARY GRACE ANN Cotton Blossom National Honor Staff Society Art Club, Senior Chgir Vice-President Assistant Pan-American Pianist Club F.H.A. Pianist F-H-A- All-State Choir, Squad Leader Alternate Pan-Americ an Club Infor mal Gr oup Singing ROARK, GLORIA Pepperettes, Captain National Honor Society, Reporter Pan American Student Forum Poetry Contest Cottorn Blossom Staff Temple Hi-Lites Golf i RODGERS, NANCY Student Council National Honor Society Tumbling Club Reporter Secretary Sophomore Class Pepperettes Cotton Blossom Staff Pan-American Club Secretary RUCKER, MKE SCHILLER, ROBERT Football Track Sportsman' s Club ROMING, MELVA LOU Pepperettes Cotton Blossom Staff Powder Puff Football SAN MIGUEL, MARY HELEN Cotton Blossom Staff Pepperettes Tumbling Dramatics Club Reporter Pan-American Club Booster Club Square Dance Club Informal Group Singing Squad Leader SANDERS, HELEN National Honor Society Wildcat Rambler Make-Up Editor Cotton B1ossom Staff Girls' Choir Rock Hounds, Vice President Science Club F.H.A. Bi-Phi-Chem Club SCHLICHT, FRANK National Honor Society Latin Club Crafts Club, Vice- President Starlighters Band Angling Club Science Club SCHMIDT, JOHNELL Rock Hounds Reporter Booster I Sportsman's Club Cotton Blossom Staff Football B Team SHAFER, BOB Football Manager SCOTT, PAT SHILLING, VIRGIL Band Art Club Treasurer Cotton Blossom Sportsma.n's Club Booster Club Rope Spinners Club Rock Hounds Skating Club SEBESTA, DONALD Mixed Chorus Senior Choir Accompanist Piano, First Rating, Inter- scholastic League SHIRLEY, RUTH Band Starlighters Tumbling National Honor Society Cotton Blossom' F . H. A. Booster Club SIRNEY, CHARLES :B 1' SIRNEY, GLADYS National Honor Society All-State Chorus F.H.A. Booster Club Informal Group Singing Choir Squad Leader SMITH, NORMAN Latin Club SMITH, PAT SMITH, SANDRA Pepperettes National Honor National Honor Society Society Cotton Blossom Cotton Blossom Staff Staff Student Council Informal Group Tumbling Singing Pepperettes Square Dance Booster Club Club Pan-American Club Informal Group Singing STONEHAM, MARIAN STEVENS, LA GRETA SMITH, SHARON SPEER, JOYCE Cotton Blossom Pepperettes Wildcat Rambler Distributive Edu- Staff Senior Choir Staff cation Golf Junior Tennis Team F.H,.A. F.H.A. POWdS1'-PU-ff Mixed Chorus Wildcat Rambler Football F.H,A, Reporter ' Booster Club Square Dance Club TANNER, JUNE Queen of Sports Freshman Favorite Sophomore Favorite Student Council Freshman Class, TALLEY, PETE Poster Club Sportsman' s Distributive Education Club Secretary Pepperettes National Honor Society Treasur er TOMLIN, JOYCE F.H.A. Secretary National Honor Society Booster Club Squad Leader USELTON, YVONNE Cotton Blossom Staff F H.A. National Honor Society Informal Gr oup Singing TOMLINSON, JACKIE Distributive Education Future Teachers Skating Club Square Danc e Club Leather Craft Booster Club VADEN, MARGIE Band Reporter All-Regional All-State National Honor Society Starlighters Cotton Blossom Staff Junior Music Club, Reporter THOMPSON , DICK Fre shman Clas s Pre sident TURNER, E.B, Paints, Art Club THOMPSON, WAYNE Football Basketball Track Baseball Temple Hi-Lights Band Senior Choir TYLER , PATSY Senior Choir Intramural Basketball DiSf1'ibl1'CiVe Cotton Blossom Edl1CafSi0I1 Staff F . H . A . Booster Club Informal Group Singing VAN WINKLE , KERMIT Football Track Baseball VOLTIN, BEVERLY National Honor Society Wildcat Rambler Art Editor Cotton B1ossom Staff Golf Powder-Puff Football Booster Club Square Dance WAGONER, BETTY Dramatics Club Pan-American Club Cotton Blossom Staff Tennis Pepperettes Art Club Booster Club Powder-Puff Football VILLINES, PERRIE National Honor Society Cotton Blossom Business Manager F.H.A. Parliamentarian Executive Repre- sentative Pepperettes Powder-Puff Football WALDEN, JERE Vocational Agriculture N I AA eo 504 Nl WALKER, BILLY National Honor Society Sportsman's Club Vice-President Booster Club WARREN, BILLY F.F.A. D.E. Club WATERS, RICHARD Football ' Track Basketball Sportsman's Club 35 I WATTS, ANNA F. H.A. Music and Group Singing WENDT, DA VID IN IN B H WHEELER, MIKE WILSON, MICKEY WINSLOW, JOHN WOFFORD, DEWVERNIE Tennis National Honor Football Sportsmanus Club Society Industrial Co- Track Slide Rule 0Pe1'at1Ve Tennis Training Ang1.ing Club F- F-A- I Band Parliamentarian YOUNG, NONA FAY Dis tributive Education S quare Dance Club Not Pictured: J'Oh1'1 Ellis, Jimmy Hall, Florence Hanusch, Luther Howse, Bobby Huggins, Betty Keever, Franklin Mikeska, June Morris, Barbara Odom, Joann Orange, Donald Parton, B obb y Sanders, Kenneth Sanders, James Smith, Jerry Stephens, H.A. Thornton. OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS: Annyce vice-presidentg Marsha Gerloff, reporterg Paul Wal Barbara Fojtasek, sergeant-at-arms. Nearing the top of the ladde r we find the Junior class. The members of this class still have one more step to go until they reach the top, but they now have the hardest part of the climb behind them. To 137 and ecretaryg Tom Jenkins, presidentg Louis McBurney, er, sergeant-at-armsg Betty Kacir, treasurerg and Mrs' F S118 fy- le ad th SJ-L1 nfots Interested in a class meeting? ? ? ? Allen, Caralou Ballard, Arthur Bartek, Sylvia Barton, Anita Beck, Nell Bigham, Edna Ann Bigham, John Robert Bigham, Mary Bigham, Sue Bland, Gordon Blansett, Bennie Bolding, Bob Boren, Jean Boyd, Joe Ben Brevard, John Bridges, Catherine Bridges, James Brown, Freddie Bruce, Peggy Burchell, Glenn Burton, Sharon Callaway, Amelia Callaway, Stuart Campbell, Binks l 1 l Campbell, Carolyn Campbell, Mary Ann Carroll, Dennis Chandler, Mary Glynn l l w 5 ,Chapman, Sandra lChlapek, Ben 'Christophezg Harolyn lchupik, Wildeane Cleveland, John Collier, George Cox, Jack Coyne, Nancy N Selling food from the Chuck Nagon helped the Juniors win E e c o n d place Sportsmanship Week. Craft, Carl Creamer, Jackie Cummings, Ronald Davis, Glenda Dodgen, Beverly Dunlap, Jamie Edds, Donald Elder, Doris Gerloff, Marsha Gill, George Gilliam, Andy Glover, Yvonne Goates , Pat Gregory, David Gribble, Jo Sharon Grisham, Marylu Engle, Rose Marie Erskine, John Farley, Ramsey Fly, Elizabeth Fojtasek, Barbara Fox, Dorothea Fritz, Gladyne Fry, .Toe Ray Garcia, Ephraim Garcia, Ruth Gee, Phyllis Geisselbrecht, Ruby Leaving the Junior Carnival, girls ? Gross, Jimmy Groves, Jane Hahn, Jimmy Hall, Jon Har daway, Maur e en Havlik, Mar tha Lois Hawkins , Nanc y Hayne s , Glenn Hejl, Alvin Hesse, Barbara Hester, Sylvia Hester, Wanda Hier onymus , Marian Hill, Juanita Hilliar d, Car olyn Hone ycutt, Janis Hoover, Mickey Hopkins, Norma Hudson, Sondra Hutka, Shirley Jean Hyden, Danny Jane s , Nanc y VA f 09 jo F5 Who has the lucky number ? Kirk, Bob Kornegay, Joe Krumnow, Barbara Lange, Frances Lavendusky, Jacqueline LeFlore, Lloyd Lewellen, Neylan Little, Janyce Loney, Taddie McBurney, Louis McClelland, Michael McCulloch, John Jenkins, Tom Johnson, Helen Johnson, Marilyn Kacir, Betty Kaulfus, Annyce Keener, Lanell Kerley, Mary, King, Betty McQueen, Sue Macek, Virgil Marek, Jodie Marshall, Joe Martinec, Franklin Massengale, 'John Mathis, Gerald Matthews, Cornelia Matula, Franklin Mayhew, Patsy Michalk, Wilburn Mikeska, Ruben Morris, Sarchie Mischtian, Juliana Moore, Howell Moore, Norma Dene Morris, Melissa Nobles , Sue Norman, Bonnie Sue Oliver, Memelee Sarchie and Mary Ann, the famous Girls' Wrestling Team of the Jun- ior Carnival L Rodarte, Joe Sandefur, David Schmidt, Juanell Schuetze, Shirley Sharp, Vincent Sheppard, Ellen Faye Shirley, Aubrey Shir le y, Wayne Sirney, Georgie Skelton, Judge Smith, Gay Snoddy, Gayle Pennington, David Peters, Sibyl Pfann, Fritz Pitts, Carolyn Potts, John Torn Powell, Cynthia Prewitt, Buck Puett, Elaine Reed, Charles Retzlaff, Melton Reznicek, Olga - Rhea, Jimmy Snodgrass, Glenda Sodek, Patricia Solomon, Carroll Soto, Steven Stafford, Richard Stearns, Corabeth Stevenson, Bob Talley, Betty Taylor, Leta Terrell, Pat Thomas, Gerald Tutor, Annie Ruth Walker, James Walker, Ann Walser, Paul Walton, Carolyn Waters, Marie Westbrook, Carolyn Whatley, Gwenda Whitley, Jerry What am I bid? Wilburn, Bobbiann Wiley, Charles Wiley, Patsy Williams, Betty Williams, Charles l Wolf, Karen Woodward, .Toe Lynn Wychopen, Rosalie W 1 It isn't a crystal ball, Tom. 3 S O P H O M D R ,C I 'Y ' -xr , Mechanic ? ? ? With the first step of the c limb behind them, the Sophomore class has made a good start. The class, having securely r e a c he d the second rung, will have more confidence during the remainder of the climb. Although ahead of the members of this class are many hard hours, the Sophomores will -reach the top! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sergeant-at-Arms ........... l ..... DAVID JERNIGAN Vice-President ................ DALE GLASSCOCK Secretary ,,,, . . . LINDA LILES Treasurer ..... ----- E VA VRBA Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . BILLY ZALESKI Reporter ...... . . T. J. BLANKENSHIP President . . . BRUCE COLLIER Baugh, Rex Bigelow, Sue Bigham, Kar Bigharn, Robert Adams, Marian Allen, Beth Alston, George Ballew, Jo Nita Barron, Becky Battles, Rosemary 611 Bostick, Dorothy Boutwell, Lester Brevard, Marianne Broadaway, Joyce Brown, Janette Brown, Sue Brown, Susie Bryant, Bill Bruner, James Burford, Shelbyjean Callaway, Barbara Cannady, Sandra Cannon, Don Caswell, Mary Cater, Doris Chaffin, Peggy Cleveland, Paul Collier, Bruce Cowan, Bobby Cross, Katie Crotwell, Dorothy Davidson, Glenda Dickenson, Tina. Dockray, Don Doshier, Elizabeth Dukatnik, Donita Dunlap, Loretta Dupree, Marsha Dusek, Margie Eberts, Jean Embry, John Everton, Dane Fine, Jeannine Fischer, Martha Flores, Norma Fuller, Mary George, Sue Geisselbrecht, Rolfe Guess, Ted Gibson, Lavonia Glasscock, Dale Greenway, Charles Gribble, Saundra Grimes, Joyce Gutman, George Hamil, Claudia Hancock, Janice Harkrider, Jackie Harris, Charles Harrison, Judy Haverland, Mollle Havins , Bar bar a Heine, Fred Hiland, Nita Jo Hitt, Sara Hobday, Peggy Howell, Ruth Jez, La Verne Johnson, Carolyn Johnson La. Juana Junek Lawrence Kegley, Sem Kjelland, Mary Ann Kristinek, Nancy Lambright, Diana Lange, Barbara Lavendusky, Carolyn Lawhorn, Donald Lawrence, Dan Ledger, Ike Lessig, Gayle Levy, Nina Lundell, Sandra Lykes, June Ebb McClatchy, Kenneth Macey, Mike Maruna, Patricia Mayes, Ada Lou Mayes, Anna Mae Meier, Wilbur Lewellan, Charlie Liles, Linda Liles, Wayne Linn, Travis Lips, Rachel Messer, Bobby Moran, Sue Mull, Joyce Myer s , Charlotte Mihatsch, Jo Ann Miller, Elizabeth Mitchell, Mary Moore, Gary M oore, Mary Jo Morr ie s , Wanda Murphy, Shari Neal, Elaine Nichols , Nancy Nixon, Billy Nunnery, Kenneth Packard, Charles Peters, Edi Pillow, Lor Pirtle, Ann Pope, Bert th etta Porter, Janice Posey, Joan Prewitt, Susie Purkins, Pat Rambo, Beatrice Rea, Garlon Reed, Mary Lou Romine, Bill Saltsrnan, Dannie Sandefur, Carolyn Saunders, Nancy Scarcella, David Schlicht, Laquita Sebesta, Melvin Seedorf, Ellen Shallcross, Sandra Smith, Joyce Smith Robert Spe1r, Margaret Stanford, Billy Stanton, Judy Stewart, Susie Stracener, La June Talasek, Patsy Taylor, Oneta Tidmore, Eleanor Tomlin, Edith Tucker, Carolyn Vanicek, Bill Wilson, Mike Wilson, Tommy Winkler, Betty Woodward, Peggy Wychopen, Joyce Zaleski, Billy Voltin, Georgie Vrba, Eva Walden, Kathryn Weathers, Betty Wells, Jim Westlake, Janice Wheeler, Carol Wigginton, Glenda Williamson, Bobbie Huckab e e Walte 1' gmaalgwvv1:wfm':Qx:feMQ,,wgQ.w.ww.mTm ,f,. ..-www WWW. ,,,A. V,.W,f..W,, ,,,., M., .v.,....w.....,.v,..,W ur mv-iz Higher. . . . .Higher! ! Making lots of money? ? OFFICERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS Left to Right President ......... CHARLES STEVENS Vice-President ....... TOMMY WRIGHT Reporter . . . . WILBURN CARTWRIGHT Secretary . . . ..... DORIS DILLARD Treasurer ..... .... D IANE VANNOY Sergeants -at-Arms . . .JOE CLYDE MARTIN DAVID WILSON At the very bottom of the ladder we find the Freshmen, justbeginning their long and hard climb. The m emb e r s of this class have heartbreaks and much work ahead of them, but the three years that are to come will also be three of the happiest years in their lives. si Q Qu Allen, Jan Armstrong, Stanley Arriaga, Dan Bachus, Billy Barker, Teresa Booth, Nan Bradfield, John Brindley, Beverly Brown, Houston Brown, Vinson Cartwright, Wilburn Carver, Milton Castillo, Henry Chlapek, Annette Chlapek, Jannette Chupik, Wayne Cou.fal, Stanley Crawford, Lee Ruth Davis, Doris Davis, Dorothy Day, Jack Dillard, Doris Dixon, Kathy Drake, Vera Elliott, Nancy Eubanks, George Foyt, Gayle Fuchs, Lois Gee, Mary Gibson, James Gothard, Janice Green, Lee Ann Grimland, Susann Groves, Chester Gurley, Alice Jane Hammond, Jim Harkrider, Ronald Harris, Minnie Harrison, Richard Harvey, Joe Hastings, Jerry Hayden, Charlotte Hayes, Stanley Head, Joe Hejl, Norma Jean Helbert, Jeanine Hennig, Louise Hester, Betty l J. Hicks, Renee Hill, Shirley Hinkle, Charles Holt, Barbara Howard, Stanley Howell, Shelly Huey, Wanda Jackson, Jeanette Jernigan, Sarah Jones , Barbara Junek Janice Kamas, Barbara Kelley, Katherine Kerley, Bobbie Klepac, Gertude Kolls R ober t Korne gay Judy Kubala Mar gar et Laird Shirley Lancaster, Donna Lancaster, Wanda Land, Barbara Lanham, Linda 'Le Moine , Audre e r. ,101 'w f 1 gr' ,mf Lewellen, Nancy Lewis, Jeannene Loney, Janice Longbotham, Judy Lovelady, Vicki 1 :QW Lovorn, Juanita Lynch, Don McCray, Gloria McDonald, Rosemary McFarlin, Robert Machalek, Bill Manley, June Martin, Joe Maze, Molly Meier, Suzannah Melton, Mary Meyer, A.W. Miersch, Shirley Moore, Ellie Moore, Francis Moore, Patsy Morris, Sue Myers, Barbara Nunnallee, Ann Relf, Reba Reznicek, Albert Roberts, Frank Rowe, Wanda Schiller, Betty iller, Georgie Pemberton, Gene Plaster, Elizabeth Pruett, Leona Pyeatt, Dale Parker, Bertha Paschal, James Patterson, John Patterson, Lynne Patterson, Sandra Schnieder, Joyce Schultz, Jackie Sebek, Gloria Shaffer, Harry Shirley, Lonnie Simonton, Peggy Slough, Audrey Smith, Linda Smyth, Sandra Snyder, Nancy Stamps, Beckie Stevens, Bucky Symm, Karl Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Dortha Taylor, Gary Thompson, Bobbie Thompson, Janie Tomlin, Sandra Tune, Kathryn Tutor, Chester Vannoy, Dianne Wadsworth, Richard Wainger, Bobbie Walker, Nancy Wall, Janice Wallace, Pat Weathers, Harland Whitley, Evelyn Wiese, Donnie Wiley, Elaine Wilkinson, Myrtis Williams, Daurice L ii E1 f 'li 5 23' 'sr .. , L, f 1 f U V' f W, My V .V The extra-curricular activities of the students of Temple High School are many and varie d. Every stu- dent has the opportunity to partici- pate in the social life of our school. To have a Well-balanced life it is nec- essary to have physical e x e r cis e and fun as well as clas ses and studies. We certainly have plenty of fun in Temple High. As suggestedby the adjoining pic tu r e the activities range from dancing and field day events to or- ganizations like the Band, the Pep- perettes, and the Senior Choir. To belong to the s e organizations, and have fun doing it, does not require any special talent. All that is need- ed is the desire to make friends and to enjoy them. Many students, we believe, have this desire, if we may judge from the number who are active in our extra-curricular p r o g r a m. In the following p ag e s we have tried to help you retain, through the use of photographs, the memory of your numerous activities during the days you spent in Temple High School. QQ Q? 3f'NQ Q0 Q rr' wnucav ' PM WEB I I' ' rwzmm Hblb 3116 0 'G' , Lv? 8 4 K lm-'rm 2 1. 6 Q' Buddy Lewis, the Tumblers' Sweetheart, wins approval The Tumblers are in demand for shows often between halves of basketball games. FIRST ROW: K. Goodnight, M. Brown N. Rodgers, H. Frost, J. Danne- berg, B. Chaney, S. Smith, J Tanner, B. Henson, C. Mikeska SECOND ROW: M. Menzel, B. Dodgen S. McQueen, E . Henley, C . Stearns N. Coyne, G. Snoddy, B. McCol- lum, M. San Miguel, J. Moore. J Little, C. Powell, R. Shirley, M Hervey. THIRD ROW: E. Seedorf, S. Hutka P. Sodek, J. Groves, B. Kacir E. Peters, J. Porter, E. Neal D. Elder, J. Boren, A. Callaway J. Stanton, L. Liles, J. Harkrider M. Adams, S. Hudson. I bs .KL TS fb. SITTING: Beverly Voltin, Irene Chlapek, Allen Liles, Maude Eva Hopkins, Carol Kristinek, Adrianne Ewing. STANDING: Miss Black, Helen Sanders, Billy Easley, Charles Lugo, Mary Lou Kerley, Marilyn Johnson, Carolyn Hilliard, Catherine Bridges, Joyce Speer, Sharon Smith, LaGreta Stevens. EDITOR: Allen Liles REPORTERS: Joyce Speer ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Maude Eva Hopkins NEWS EDITOR: Carol Kristinek ACTIVITIES EDIT OR: Marilyn Johnson SPORTS EDITOR: Charles Lugo GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR: Carolyn Hilliard ART EDITOR: Beverly Voltin PRODUCTION MANAGER: Billy Easley CIRCULATION MANAGER: Irene Chapek BUSINESS MANAGER: Sharon Smith Sharon Smith Helen Sanders Beverly Voltin Carol Kristinek La Greta Stevens Catherine Bridges Maude Eva Hopkins Carolyn Hilliard Mary Lou Kerley Marilyn Johnson Adrianne Ewing Irene Chlapek Charles Lugo Billy Easley Allen Liles FACULTY ADVISOR: Miss Margaret Black I as -ss l 4 STUDENT CDUNCII Z 2 2 5 5 fx Q s Q e 5 f Q 5 i FIRST ROW: Dale Glasscock, PeggyMalinak, Sibyl Peters, Jan Little, Janice Gothard, Linda Smith, Lynn Patterson, Elaine Henley, Charlene Mikeska, Linda Lanham, Lorretta. Dunlap, Janice Por- ter, Linda Liles, Eva Vrba, Dianne Vannoy, Maureen Hardaway. SECOND ROW: La Verne Jez, Judy Longbotham, Nancy Snyder, Gayle Snoddy, Sue Nobles, Molly Maze, Beverly Brindley, Nan Booth, Donita Dukatnik, Nancy Nichols, Beth Allen, Jane Tanner. THIRD ROW: Bruce Collier, Buck Stevens, Allen Liles, David Wilson, Nancy Rodgers, Doris Dillard, Billie Ann Chaney, Harriet Frost, Nancy Kristinek, Janice Hancock, Betty Kacir, Sue Brown. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Henderson, Bert Pope, Jay Gibson, Ben Chlapek, Joe Rodarte, Louis Mc- Burney, Jodie Marek, Diana Lambright, Annyce Kaulfus, Cynthia Powell, Nancy Walker, Ann Glasscock, Betty Powell, Eliseo Arriaga. Marsha Gerloff, Marilyn Marshall, Ann Glass cock, and Beverly Henson carefully check copy the Student Directories, published by the Stude Council each year. The Temple High School Student Council was founded in 1941-1942 by the principal, George H. Gentry. Some of the ac tivitie s of the Council are sponsoring dances after football games, publish- ing a student directory, assuming responsibility for the prayer at football games, giving Weekly devotionals, supervising fire drills, s e nd i ng get-well c a rds, sponsoring the annual Sports- manship Week, sponsoring good-will-tours, and sponsoring s uc h movements as the Junior Red Cross, S anta Pals, and the March of Dimes. Student Council Officers are elected each spring by the student body. In the fall each class elects five per cent of its membership to serve as representatives on the Council. I 'T 'sf Melissa Morris and Allen Liles have just returned from one of the Student Council-sponsored Good Will Trips . Mon- ey raised during Sportsmanship Week de- frays the expenses of these trips. OFFIC ERS JAMES PRIDGEON Marshall, Pridgeon, Gerloff, Henson President MARSHA GERLOFF Vice-President BEVERLY HENSON Secretary MARILYN MARSHALL Treasurer MISS MARY ELIZABETH HOLDEN-Sponsor Nancy Rodgers made the crown for the Sports Queen. The candidates for Queen ports are, left to right, ,y Walker, Freshmang La ne Jez, Sophornoreg Me- .Morris, Juniorg June ier, Senior. The Queen , . t orts is named by the class .ng the most money during srnanship W e e k activi- The candidates were hon- with a banquet at the l try Club, November 12, , prior to the Bryan game. The candidates for Que en of Sports and their escorts are, left to right, LaVerne Jez, Sophomore, escorted by Terry Rosserg Melissa Morris, Junior, escorted by Mike Briggs: Nancy Walker, F r e s hm an, escorted by Clarke Cookg and June Tanner, Senior, escorted by Victor Canavespi. The escorts were from Bryan High School o right: Eva Vrba, S oreg Marsha Gerloff, org Peggy Malinak, S The Princesses are I e oris Dillard, Fre sh: These candidates are c ers-up in the class ele or Queen of Sports. The princesses and their escorts are, left to right, Marsha Gerloff, junior, escorted by Lane Lynchg Eva Vrba, sopho- more, escorted by Bill Dossg Doris Dillard, freshman, es- corted by Richard Millerg and Peggy Malinak, senior, es- corted by Ben Franklin. I 1 www! The Temple C ountr y Club was the scene of the Sportsmanship Banquet, held before the game at which the identity of the Sportsmanship Queen for the year 1954-1955 was revealed. One of the happiest events of Sportsmanship Week is the pre game banquet, honoring the qu e e n candidates, the p rinc e s s e s, and their Also attending the banque t were the Pepperette captains, the Temple and Bryan drum majors, yell le ade r s, and Student Council officers. Other gue s ts were Principal and Mrs. Newman Smith of Temple, Principal and Mrs. H.W. Cook of Bryan, Miss Elizabeth Holde n, Mrs. Mildred Lanc a ste r, and Mr. and Mrs. Durward Howard. The band president, Dwain Marshall, and Nancy Rodgers, de- signer of the c rown, were also present. - ,,, - escorts, from Bryan. Miss Barbara Zurovec, Queen ofSports for 1953, and Mis s Elizab e th Holden, sponsor, chat after the c e r e rn on y that crowned the Queen of 1954. Pa- ne COW!-izmoc-pm ID 'Z 353-lm 2-TU uw fl'1f I PSSSY The annual Christmas for mal dance, s pon s or e d by the Student Council, was held Thursday, Decem- ber 2.3, at the City Federation Club- house. Music was furnished by the Fran Mounce Orchestra of Waco. Nancy Rodgers and Charlene Mikeska were chairmen of arrangements. Temple High School Ex-Students especially those now in college, enjoy the opportunity to come back to see the T.H.S. crowd at this event each year. Buddy The yell-leaders are, left to right, PeggyMalinak, seniorg David Wilson, freshman: Donita tnik, sophomoreg Harriet Frost, seniorg Louis McBurney, j11ni01': and Jan Little, junior. The yell-leaders are elected byamajority of votes at the end of each school year, with the tion of the freshman yell-leader, who is elected at the beginning of the following school year. Yea! Temple The yell-leaders just be- fore the Bryan game, are left to right - Donita Dukatnik, Louis McBurney, Jan Little, David Wilson, and Har r ie t Frost. The yell-leaders, left to David Wilson, Harriet Jan Little, Louis Mc- and Donita Dukatmk, yells at Bryan game. What are you trying to imitate, Peggy? One of the few quieter moments- at a pep-rally. FLUTES: David Pennington, .Carolyn Sandefur, George Gill, Charlotte Haydon, Sandra Wilson an Rosemary Winburneg BASS CLARINETS: Jerry WhitleyandRexBaugh5ALTOCLARINET: June Lykes CLARINETS: Margie Vaden, Kenneth Nunnery, Don Lynch, Judge Skelton, Stanley Hayes, Suzie Brown John Tom Potts, Audree Lemoine, Jeannine Fine, Betty Weathers, Cornelia Matthers, Jackie Hark- rider, Ellie Moore, Ronnie Harkrider, Edith Tomlin, Harry Shafer, John Earl Russell, Harla Weathers, Pat Purkinsg FRENCH HORNS: Ben Chlapek, George Collier, Bruce Collier, Frankli Matula, Sandra Chapman, Bonnie Jo McCollum, Frank Roberts, Jimmy Lamb, Lee Ann Green, Lan Zivley and Robert Kollsg ALTO SAXOPHONES: Wanda Kosarek, Laquite Schlicht, Shari Murphy Loretta Dunlap, Linda Gilmore and Gayle Foytg TENOR SAXOPHONES: Mary Frances Gonzales an Jack Whaley, BARITONE SAXOPHONE: James Bridges, TROMBONES: Dwain Marshall, Wayn Thompson, Charles Wiley, Robert McFarlin and Chester Tutorg BASSOONS: Edward Tanner an Floyd WilliamsgBARITONES: James Bruner, Sam Jones, Virgil Shilling and Gene Pemberton, COR NE TS: Ruth Shirley, Charlie Williams, Bennie Blansett, Carolyn Pitts, Frank Schlicht, Jay Seastrunk Glenn Banzhaf, David Sandefur, Joe Ben Boyd, Stuart Callaway, Bobby Messer, George Gutman Gariel Estrada, Charles Smith, Vinson Brown, Bob Kerley, Joe Martin, Gary Taylor, Jack Day an Charlie Lewelleng BASSES: Johnny Lusk, Ephraim Garcia, Frank Cearley, William Lancaster, Bill Bachus and Bobby Cowan, PERCUSSION: Ted Guess, John Cleveland, Lester Boutwell, Joe Head Sylvia Velasco, Mary Frances Caldwell, Jacinto Moreno, Mike Macey, Yvonne Glover, Doris Elder Maureen Hardaway, and Nancy Lewelleng DIRECTOR: Durward Howardg FLAG BEARERS: Nanc Coyne, Mollie Haverland and Ann Walker. This year's band is composed of one hundred member s . Band officers are Dwain Marshall, Presidentg Ben Chalpek, Vice-Presidentgwanda Ko- sarek, Secretary- Tr easurer,Margie Vaden, R e p o r te rg and John Lusk, Sergeant-At-Arms . The Drum Major is Franklin Matula and the Major ettes are Jeannine Fine, Yvonne Glover, and Loretta Dunlap. Mr . Durward B. Howard is the Director. Marshall Kosarek Chlapek, -Vaden, Lusk X Q 1 A wi ,rx 'A No Q90 o 4b Franklin Matula, DRUM MAJOR Yvonne Glover, Jeannine Fine, and Loretta Dunla MAJORETTES 2, - A-W1 -mm .1 ,E -L.- :nw-Lf.eff fgzfmsxafas iswifiez,imsmzsfwhff nxw, MQ .wv,amffAm1fa:fQ2142a2 THE STARLIGHTERS SAXOPHONES: Margie Vaden, Wanda Kosarek, James Bridges, Mary Frances Gonzales, Don Lync and Laquita Schlichtg TRUMPETS: Ruth Shirley, Charlie Williams, Bennie Blansett and Frank TROMBONES: James Bruner, Charles Wileyand Robert McFarling PIANO: Ruth Ann Reddeng BA Johnny Luskg DRUMS: John Clevelandg DIRECTOR: Durward Howard. Organized this year, Tem- ule Hi-Lites is composed of he speech IV students, under he supervision of Inez Franz, ind the Starlighters, directed by Durward Howard. The fif- een-minute program, presen- d through the co-operation of TEM, radio station, is heard :very Thursday afternoon. The yr ograrn features rnusic,news, ,nd special events around T .H. v. Don't miss vour cue, girls' The program 1S recgrded PEPPER TTE I' ' G The annual Band-Pepperette Ban- da' U quet, always looked forward to by members, was held this year at Je e - son Elementary School Cafetorium. I X i ll ? if YQ I 54 4' Ll! WM Band President, Dwain Marshall congratulates Sweetheart Margie Vaden. Wha,t's going on ? ? BAND U E T 259 In the spring each Pepperette desiring to go out for captain drills several prospective Pepperettes. At the end of the training per- iod, five girls are cho s en by judges on the basis of leadership, scholarship, neatness, and co-operation. Those chosen this year, were left to right, Barbara Fojtasek, Nancy Couch, Cynthia Powell, Gloria Roark, Mari- lyn Marshall. INQ i P5 i I .1 CAP TAINS: RANK A Sue Nobles Nancy Rodgers Linda Goodman Beverly Henson Margaret Brown Janice Sue Mom RANK B Sandra Smith Sue McQueen Marsha Dupree Rose Marie Eng Saundra Gribble La Greta Stevens RANK C Patricia Smith Elaine Henley La June Stracen Pauline Lawler Karen Bigharn Sondra Hudson ouch, Gloria Roark, Marilyn Marshall, Barbara Fojtasek, and Cynthia Powell. ANK D ary San Miguel arian Adams eta Taylor va Cranford llen Seedorf ay Goodnight ANK E harlene Mikeska aude Eva Hopkins inda Liles sie Prewitt arian Hieronymus everly Dodgen ANK F ibyl Peters 'ary Lou Kei-levy: oris Cater anice Hancock at Sodek ane Groves RANK G fBetty Kacirf Nancy Janes Carolyn Kristinek Edith Peters Joyce Grimes Billie Ann Chaney RANK H June Tanner Karen Wolf Eva Vrba Nancy Kristinek Janice Westlake Betsy Buie RANK I Patsy Kitchens Janice Mann Bobbieann Wilburn Jean Eberts Judy Stanton Suzanne Beasley RANK J, Jean Boren Nancy Nichols Melva Lou Roming Joann Mitchell Martha Fisher Patricia Faulkner RANK K Elaine Puett Anita Barton Carolyn Gilliard Sharon Hines Sue Brown Rosalie Wychopen RANK L Harolyn Christopher Glenda Snodgrass Beth Allen Janette Brown LaVerne Jez Gayle Snoddy RANK M Annyce Kaulfus Joy Lengefeld Susie Stewart Beatrice Rambo Diana Lambright Barbara Krumnow RANK N Jean Jones Peggy Bruce Vanny Brown Elaine Neal Barbara Lange Sandra Lundell RANK O Judy Danneberg Betty Powell Mary Menzel Perrie Villines Joyce Mull Bettv Wagoner SENIOR CHOIR FIRST ROW: E. Vrba, M. Hieronymus, L.G. Stevens, J. Webster, M. Hav- lik, S. Hutka, J.S. Gribble, S. Gribble, N. Janes, P. Mayhew, D. Cater SECOND ROW: L.V. Jez, C. Jones, G. Fritz, R. Wychopen, G. Sirney, W Chupik, S. Beasley, J. Westlake, E. Puett, A. Kaulfus. THIRD ROW: J. Harrison, B. Callaway, M. Oliver, B. Wilburn, S. Peters J. Porter, M. Bigham, J. King, I. Ledger, P. Hastings. FOURTH ROW: A. Barton, C. Allen, S. Bigham, P. VanNatta, J.A. Mitchell, J. Calvillo, D. Marshall. FIFTH ROW: G. Burchell, D. Everton, A. Walker, B,Krumnow, G. Snod- grass, J. Jones. SIXTH ROW: C. Pearson, D.Kaulfus, J. Cox, D. Carroll, D. Scarcella. SEVENTH ROW: E. Tanner, J. Pridgeon, J. Irish. ACCOMPANISTS: D. Se- besta, R.A. Redden. FIRST ROW: Janice Hancock, Jeannine Chapman, Rose Marie Engle, Peggy Hart, Peggy Holtzclaw. SECOND ROW: Sandra Chapman, Sue George, Edith Peters, Sarchie Morris, Sondra Hudson,'Mary Ann Campbell. THIRD ROW: Miss Weedin, Judy Stanton, Diane Vannoy, Helen Sanders, Glenda Davis, Waneva Hill, Sharon Smith. The clubs and their activities help to make school H1 or e interesting for the students of Tem- ple High School. Club meeting are held after school at intervals of two weeks, three weeks, or four weeks . In addition to their meetings, the clubs have many activities outside of school. Par- ties, field trips, and con- ventions are a few of the s o c i a l functions that the members enjoy. The club meetings and socials provide excellent opportunities for meeting friendsandexcellent tr aining for later life. Knowledge,as Well as fun, is a product of the Temple High School club pr ograrn. OFF IC ERS FIRST ROW: Peggy Bruce, Treasurerg Eva Vrba, First Vice-Presidentg Carol Kristinek, Presidentg Joyce Tomlin, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Frances Lange, Historiang Pat Sodek, Second Vice-President, Doris Dillard, Pianistg Molly Haverland, Song Leaderg Linda Liles, Reporter. 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Q V , M Q wmvfmfgfigiehlsiiwfz- 'Z'-Si'E5E'i' 3 Eifkzfxf' fgE?2i?viig f5533?5sg3gK?5L5g1jQE5:1 il: Qsvsfiwfifi H 8 . +fwi??ef2sggfQ1fefE?zQs?iQ1 -52 YY , X ., ., Lex. 4,.,W54fwQL-555 .H i ii . fafsfszsiiiggffaifw X , ifivlifillifgy ,ffzffsflfezgffifiifwsi f efmeeggvl QSM 391,155 If nrjsef ,: gf12gEEssggE,ssjS: fg ? fs1sifs11rs:.g?gggieQ. ffiffwisse E is-fssfqf , -Zi gas V-1 .::- '321 53 3535? 5 :file P if? - 1. A 51551 154121 333 if msieieiufisuf- 'Hfffzff ixfiiiiiiiiiism kiz'-5 Ideal Boy: Clea Myers Sweetheart: Tom Jenkins IRST ROW: P. Moore, J. Lovorn, W. Lancaster, V. Lovelady, J. Lewis, N. Lewellen, L. Liles. ECOND ROW: A. Nunnallee, F. Moore, J. Manley, J. Longbotham, R. McDonald, M. Melton, F. ange, C. Lavendusky, J. Lanvendusky. THIRD ROW: P. Terrell, S. Morris, C. Pitts, N. Hiland, . Havins, A. Pirtle, N. Kristinek, M. Kjelland, E. Vrba. FOURTH ROW: W. Rowe, G. Sebek, . Schneider, G. Schneider, A. Slough, N. Snyder, G. Schiller, L. Smith, P. Sodek. FIFTH ROW: iss Hendricks QSponsorQ, B. Parker, B. Schiller, P. Simonton, D. Taylor, P. Talasek, B. Talley, . Tune, J. Tomlin. SIXTH ROW: B. Myers, A. Mayes, P. Vanderslice, N. Thedford, E, Wiley, . Walden, C. Westbrook, P. Wallace, J. Wall, M. Wilkinson. V I IRST ROW: K. Dixon, J. Allen, C. Dragoo, S. Clement, D, Davis, D. Bostick. SECOND ROW: . Davidson, M. Caswell, R. Geisselbrecht, C. Hayden, F. Hennig, M. Haverland. THIRD ROW: . Fuchs, J. Broadway, V. Drake, B. Holt. FOURTH ROW: M. Gonzales, J. Pruett, N. Hejl, J. elbert, J. Jackson, J. Junek. FIFTH ROW: P. Bruce, C. K1-istinek, M. Kubala, J. Kornegay, K. elly, L. Johnson. SIXTH ROW: D. Dillard, R. Battles, O. Davis, A. Easley, L. Jez, R. Hicks, . Dickenson. H 4.0 A s. 2 If QCTILWQ Nw ,Y s ' QS - -Q' !f,1r.iR'L ptgai 0. , P a L .- A ' e - f f ' ,Q XF -.rr ' 'ff . '3- , .Q ga . - AT XHFEQLN .F Q -, 0 1 A ' s ,. I President. . . ...TAMES CARBERRY Ruben Mikeska. testing his legume seed N FIRST ROW: J. Schilling, C, Slaughter, H. Doggett, F. Brown, Linda Liles fSweet- heartj, G. Rea, A. Reznicek, W. Brown, J. Carberry, Mr. C.P. Vickery Qsponsorj. SECOND ROW: M. Retzlaff, J. Allen, F. Motl, L. Billeck, R. Clark, W.L. Honey- cutt, T. Anderson, J. Billeck, H. Moore, D. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: G. Hastings, O. Michalk, V. Macek, A. Hejl, L. Motl, R. Mikeska. N. Bartek, W. Shirley. 5 xl K A5 X Q N if fw' :aI1COCk Harley Doggett won a free trip to Kansas nt contest. City on his electrical work. X Nix -1-as PAN-AMERICAN CLUB SITTING: Mrs. Spence fsponsorj, M. Aguilar, M.F. Gonzales, S, Velasco, J. Hancock, M. Fischer ftreasurerj, P. Malinak Kpresidentj. STANDING: Arriaga, S. Soto, R. Garcia, J. Bridges, J. Skelton fparliamen- tarianj, B. Barron, C. Myers, E. Seedorf, C. Wheeler, A. Pirtle, P. Wood- ward, S. Shallcross, S. Lundell, N. Flores, J.S. Moore, B, Powell fsecre- taryj, J. Eberts freporterl, J. Tanner fvice-presidentl. El burro sabe mas que tu. South of the border Pan'AmeriCan LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Morris, D. Elder, N. Janes, S. Nobles, C. Parker, N. Coyne B. Henson, H. Hammond, K. Tune, M. Maze, S. Morris, H. Frost, L. Goodman E. Neal, M. Adams, L. Dunlap, M.. Speir, J. King. SECOND ROW: C. Powell J. Danneberg, B. Chaney, N. Walker, B. Brindley, P. Malinak, S. Meier, J Gothard, M. Oliver, M. Hieronymus, L. Lanham, M. Macey, W. Corbin, C. Sande- fur, E. Tanner, J. Bruner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Jones, C. Tucker, S. Brown, J Harrison, B. Havins, S. Prewitt, N. Kristinek, B. Callaway, N. Booth, D. Vannoy R. Howell, B. Collier, W. Morries, D. Williams, S. Everton, N. Snyder, V Lovelady, F. Matula. FOURTH ROW: J. Head, L. Green, B. Williamson, J Brown, S. Moran, L. Fikes, M. Moore, J. Harkrider, P. Dilliard, S. Wilson, J Grimes, B. Rambo, B. Allen. FIFTH ROW: R. Berry, J. Marek, L. Patterson S. Tomlin, L. Smith, L. McBurney, A. Finch, H. Castillo, T. Linn, S. Smyth G. Schiller. SIXTH ROW: T. Guess,L. Halverson, J. Gross, J. Fry, F. Schlicht V. Chupik, S. Armstrong, B. Romine, D. Glasscock, R, Smith, T. Wilson. OFFICERS . President .......... PEGGY MALINAK L A T, Aj First vice-President. . . CATHERINE PARKER Second Vice-President .... CYNTHIA POWELL Secretary. . .A . . . . . BILLIE ANN CHANEY xx Treasurer. . . . . . .HARRIET FROST Reporter , , .... MARIAN ADAMS I: 1' sponsor. , . . MRS. OLIVIA JONES FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: E. Neal, S. Brown, C. Wheeler, S. Peters, J. Eberts,H. Frost, B. Dodgen, L. Patters SECOND ROW: J.. Webster, M. Gonzales, J. Grimes, F. Lange, P. Sodek, D. Yates, L. Smith, Lovelady, K. Tune. THIRD ROW: R. Garcia., Mrs. Hooks, B. Talley, S. Burton, Miss Lindemann. FOURTH ROW: J. Pridgeon, E. Arriaga. OFFICERS President ........... HARRIET FROST Vice-President ......... BETH ALLEN X I Secretary. . . . . .ELAINE NEAL A Treasurer . . ELISEO ARRIAGA A Reporter . . ..... SUE BROWN fb 6 Historian . . . . . FRANCES LANGE F Sponsors . . . . . MRS.. GLADYS HOOKS 0 MISS ALICE LINDEMANN l.:.n' Judgement Day Sponsors At Saint Peter's Ga.te LIBRARY CLUB SITTING: Eva Vrba, La Nell Townsend, Nancy Kristinek, Marsha Du- pree. STANDING: Eva Cranford, Leta Taylor, Georgie Voltin, Mary Fran- ces Gonzales, Pat Sodek, Mollie Haverland, Miss Word, Carol Kristinek, Susie Prewitt, Rose Mary Battles. OFFICERS resident .......... CAROL KRISTINEK ice-President . . . .EVA CRANFORD ecretary .... . .NANCY KRISTINEK reasurer. . . . . MARSHA DUPREE eporter ...... . .MOLLY HAVERLAND rogram Chairman . . . MARY GONZALES ponsor ...... . MISS LENA WORD I T i 43 f 4 9 , Q 3: 1 1 13 ACTIVE MEMBERS T ROW ONE: Billie Ann Chaney, Harriet Frost, Linda Goodman, Nancy Couch, Pauline Lawler, Shirley Crenshaw, Gloria Roark, Sandra Smith, Anne Glasscock, Gary Bulls, Wayne Chaffin, Edward Reznicek. 3 ROW TWO: Judy Danneberg, June Tanner, Charlene Mikeska, Nancy Rod-1 gers, Suzann Beasley, Peggy Malinak, Marilyn Marshall, Elaine Hen-Q ley, Madeleine Hervey, Mary Mack Menzel, Frank Schlicht, Elised Arriaga. , ROW THREE: Jean Jones, Beverly Voltin, Patsy Kitchens, Carol Kris-L tinek, Irene Chlapek, Maud Eva Hopkins, Gladys Sirney, Pauline Koc-1 tar, Doris Jones, Rose Pitrucha, Adrianne Ewing, Helen Sandersl ROW FOUR: James Pridgeon, Dwain Marshall, Clea Myers, Mickey Wil- son, Harold Kuehn, Bonnie McCollum, Ruth Shirley, Ruth Ann Redden, JoAnn Mitchell, Joyce Tomlin. Officers, Qstanding, left to right, are Cynthia Pow- ell, Secretaryg Judy Danneberg, Parliamentariang Gayle Snoddy, Vice-Presidentg June Tanner, Treas- urer. Infront are Gloria Roark, Reporter and Anne Glasscock, President. The Temple Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety was established in 1946, by Mr. George H. Gentry, then Principal. Sponsor is Miss Juanita Welch. Co-sponsors are Mrs. Elisabeth Meenach Miss Merle Holsapple. In order to be eligible for membership in the society, a student must maintain a B plus average and must exemplify the four main principles of the society: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. A list is made of the students who are eligible scholastically and the teachers vote whether the student should be admitted into the society. Ac tive Member s I f-Jn NEW MEMBERS ROW ONE: S. Burton, P. Bruce, G. Snoddy, J. Bridges, J. Boren, B. Bolding, A. Boatwright, Blansett, J. Blake, S. Bartek, M. Barba, C. Allen. ROW TWO: M. Evensen, J. Erskine, D. Elde D. Edds, B. Dodgen, N. Coyne, G. Collier, J. Chlapek, B. Chlapek, M. Chandler, J. Carberr B. Campbell, A. Callaway. ROW THREE: M. Havlik, A. Hejl, L. Halverson, J. Hall, J. Hahn, Grisham, C. Powell, G. Gill, M. Gerloff, J. Fry, B. Fojtasek, E. Fly, R. Farley. ROW FOU L. McBurney, J. Little, J. Lengefeld, L. LeFlore, F. Lange, B. Krumnow, A. Kaulfus, B. Kaci H. Johnson, T. Jenkins, N. Janes, S. Hutka, M. I-Iieronymqs. ROW FIVE: S. Schuetze, S. Rodger T. Rodgers, J. Rodarte, O. Reznicek, C. Reed, S. Peters, D. Pennington, C. Parker, S. Noble F. Matula, G. Mathis, C. Walton, P. Walser, Y. Uselton, L. Taylor, B. Stephenson, C. Stearn P. Sodek, P. Smith, J. Skelton, V. Sharp. ROW SEVEN: B. Walker, D. Ewing, V. Posey, J. Man A PROBATIONARY MEMBERS ROW ONE: J. Grimes, B. Rambo, J. Porter, E. Vrba, C. Johnson, B. Winkler, D. Larnbright, Dukatnik, C. Wheeler, J. Webster, P. Vannatta, C. Sandefur. ROW TWO: N. Flores, E. Neal, Allen, E. Peters, L. Liles, C. Tucker, J. Brown, S. Brown, J. Stanton, J. Westlake, J. Hancoc J.N. Ballew. ROW THREE: B. Havins, J. Harrison, S. Stewart, S. Bigelow, M. Adams, J. Ebert N. Nichols, M. Fischer, B. Collier, T. Guess. ROW FOUR: N. Levy, L.J. Stracener, K. Bigha C. Myers, M. Kjelland, J. Speir, L. Dunlap, E. Doshier, B. Barron, E. Seedorf, S. Gribble, Jez. ROW FIVE: G. Wigginton, C. Hamil, W. Morries, P. Talasek, C. Lavendusky, T. Wilso W. Meier, D. Glasscock, B. Pope, G. Alston, Miss Welch, Sponsor: N. Kristinek, B. Lange, Macey, J. Bruner, G. Rea. ROW SEVEN: K. McClatchy, T.B. Linn, B. Dragoo, W. Corbin, Ledger, J. Lykes, D. Dillard, J. Embry. PAINTS SITTING: Joy Lengefeld Walker, Mary Mack Menzel, Margot Evenson. STANDING: Jane Epperson, Mary Grace Rios, Carolyn Pitts, Rachel Lips, Beverly Dodgen, Bonnie Norman, Mrs. Billie Agee. OFFICERS President. . . ...... MARGOT EVENSON Vice-President . .... MARY RIOS Secretary .... . . . JOY WALKER Treasurer ..... . . .VIRGIL SHILLING Business Manager . . . . BONNIE NORMAN Sponsor ...... .... M RS. AGEE All-State Band and Orchestra SITTING: Sandra Wilson, violin, Pa.tsyMayhew, violing Travis Linn, violing Edward Tanner, bassoon., STANDING: James Bruner, bari- toneg Wanda Kosarek, saxo- phone: Margie Vaden, clari- netg David Pennington, flute. l DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Niles, R. Lewis, R. Lewallen, J. Whaley, V. Posey, M. Grisham, L. Keener, D. Horne. SECOND ROW: D. Moore, V. Murphy, B. Brock, C. Keever, P. Hobday, B. Odom, M. Aycock, J. Speer. THIRD ROW: N. Beck, B. Williams, N. Young, C. Hogan, M. Broadaway, B. Warren, Al Gilliam, Mr. Wayne Thompson Qsponsorl. FOURTH ROW: L. Treadaway, J. Koliha, B. Berry, J. Schiller, R.Cum- mings, J. Helbert, P., Talley, K. McCormick. CLUB SWEE THEAR T Betty Williams 3, 0 X W aff 0 QF X W,q2' AT X oc, iff Qsbxx f :CX ,Grp x I 2- IW W ? 7 T D 0 K ' . X Q y 9 Q7 Q Q0 Lex or LaNell Keener CLUB PRESIDENT Andy Gilliam ay' A IN sb 0' :A Verna Posey if M KK KK K N K K ' ' L' K K K K ' K K K Y 'I 'W ' ff-'AK 5-W if Enlmf-i,iK!1ii'2zSailkzETffi.:s3ufx,L3BftffxRz:f5.wG??5f'ik-if'WV111-TwffL,i',54,f1-Kvfniazi-1'Kiii' 'f1L:sl':L 2 -Egzfitvf, +, fff ff A ' I - A ':.Q,'5q'g,,:',,gjW7s,'gggW:yf DEBATERS M Hervey N Booth R Howell S Nobles, T B Linn B Jones M Mazes M Gerloff W Thomp- son J Fry J Pridgeon J Marek Coach H C Farrel. SPELLING: L. Goodman, W Morris, C. Wheeler, D. Lam bright. NUMBER SENSE: D. Penning ton, C. Stearns, Miss W DECLAMATION: B. Jones, J. Schulze, J. Hammond, C. Myers, M. Hamil, E. Arriaga, V. Lovelady, B. Brindley, M. Havlik. F 7k Everyone has favorites--a fav- orite food, afavorite song, and fav- orite people. In Temple High School favorite people receive ample recog- nition. A boy and a girl from each class are elected by amajority vote of the members of their class . Then this boy and girl are the recognized favorites of their class, whether it be Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior. Organizations also have favor- ites. They are called Sweethearts, and only one is selected by each or- ganization. Sweethearts are a tra- dition in T.H.S., and this year has been no exception. The football and basketball teams, the Senior Choir, and the Band are amon g the many organizations wh o s e Sweetheart is their favorite person. This year we feel that each class and organization made a wise choice, and that the ones chosen really de- serve to be called FAVORITES. 7-4 J THQ Q Q . Q. x X1 524 ew 0 fig swf ffl if '5 1 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Bucky Stevens Doris Dillard n SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Eva Vrba Bruce Collier SENIOR FAVORITES Betty Powell Clea Myers xx' f fl E FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Nancy Rodgers CHOIR SWEE THEAR Gladys S ney A 2 Q5 .u ip 'i I V BAND SWEE THEAR T Margie Vaden BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Billie Ann Chaney X -st' xr ff W .. , A , I W 5 VKX, . Q X , 1. X F 1 1 F.F.A. SWEETHEART Linda. Liles Athletic contests and s p or t s of all kinds play an important part in the lives of the students of Temple High School. All students have the opportunity to par- ticipate inthe sports of their choice. They may choose any one of the following: football, baseball, basketball, track, tennis, or golf. Temple High School students have always shown outstanding athle tic ability, and this year has been no exception. A s pirit of sportsmanship is a vital part of our school, both in s por ts and in other activities. Fair play and sportsmanlike attitudes and conduct are dis- tinguishing characteristics of Temple High students. We hope that our traditions of sportsmanship and the high standards of our athletes will be upheld through- out the year s . 1 o S 9 5t2'!'5' 0 VO pffogx' ,I 559 ,OO f 04:35 BACK ROW: Odom, Motl, Mathis, Kubala, Luna, Bryson, Benner, Cartwright, Myers, Boatwright, Caffrey, Brown, Miller, Kaulfus, Thompson, Fuller, Jenkins, Morries. FRONT ROW: Pope Qmanagerl, Hall, Powell, Pfann, Winslow, Waters, Morries, Honeycutt, Davis, Carberry, Hoover, Bryant, Beechem, Zaleski, Jernigan, Shirley, Rhea Qmanagerl, Shafer fmanagerl. September September September October October October October October November November November December SCHEDULE -- A TEAM Here There There Here Open There There Here There Here Here Here Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Temple Texarkana 13 John ReaganQHoustonJ2.0 Waco 21 Longview 27 Ray fCorpus Christi, 27 McCallum QAustinj 13 Travis fAustinl 12 Palestine 19 Bryan O Corsicana 0 Port Neches 13 G f N MMI llul ji V' N ,Q CTI-:' .L is COACHES Marcine Cottle, Backfieldg Jay Fikes, Head Coachg R.M. Patter s on, Line Coach. CENTERS: TACKLES: Freddie Brown 76, Clea Bill Zaleski 54 Myers 63, Odis Fuller 36, Wayne Shir- Whitey Beechem 50 ley 74, Jon Hall 71, Dale Kaulfus 84, Wayne Thompson 52 Bob Bryson 73, Jolm Powell 75. Xu f FULLBACKS: Dick Stafford 27 y Joe Woodward 31 RIGHT HALFBACKS: FUPLBACK5 Harold Cartwright 12 Fmtz Pfann 44 Buddy Honeycutt Z0 John Winslow 45 J Morris Z8 Ed Luna' 22 ENDS: Boatwl-ight, LEFT HALFBACKS: Mathis, Motl, Waters, Hoover' Davis Miller. FULLBACK: Carberry END: McQueen GUARD: Brooks TACKLE: Pearson END: Van Winkle QUARTERBACKS: GUARDS: Odom, Morries, Jenkins, Kubala, Caffrey, Bryant Benner, Jernigan 2 b 'w,1w2'f?'f f-zz r .M 1- w in, . . ,.,,,,,u -- ,I M.. , ., rw .. ,, ,. 7 ' . M a r x A f Mwwwwwm 2vffafxwsr-,wmwwmwmwm1wt -1, lll, L, ft ?gfM'9m' i HMIfmgwmwmmasamsegmammwmm . E Sf! M Wtmeswe Blifffqm ,Al , ,... - .. 'f 5 1, R . V Z 1 A ., .. .' ' -.1 ,, ,RSV 152,21 - -' V ,sE,?iS2.ff ' f : QW: 5-si -' , I ' M V' ' - . , ' , 'if' V 2, i, ,,.,,,sigw,g,,1fggQfE,gg 1 .1 ma.. 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SECOND OFFENSE Center, THOMPSON, left gua KUBALA, right guard, POWEL left tackle, HALL, right tack BRYSON, left end, CARBERRY, ri end, MOTL,righthalfback, MORR fullback, FULLER, left halfbac PFANN, quarterback, WINSLOW THIRD OFFENSE Middle guard, CAFFREY, left tackle, SHIRLEY, right tackle, MYERS, left end, KAULFUS, right end, ODOM, right linebacker, BENNER, left line- backer, FULLER, halfback, MOR- RIES, halfback, HONE YCUTT, safe- ty, MORRIS. FIRST DEFENSE V ,.,., ,.,., L.., , , A ,n,,h fgiv, vL--: --,f in W14,,ff:1w-:WM gs5sHfAHQfz,:fzg:51, 15 .fwgggmm ww-vW,1Q,.MMm:-.1S11f,wma ,Mm ,,h,..,..,, .fn 52 Av ' E Q ,A ligj. Davis g CORSICANA vs. TEMPLE DAD'S NIGHT It was Dad's Night on Woodson Field. The proud fathers of the Wildcats lined up to bring them on to the field. With this victory the Cats cinched a tie for the dis- trict championship. Cartwright picks up first down 'Ed' V 172-1 3-U Bryan quarterback attempts a pass as Shirley and Kubala rush him. TEMPLE Davis scores! vs BRYAN Cats demonstrate rugged defense as Fuller, Myers, and Caffrey make tackle. QA .av Cartwright carries the ball behind blocking of Myers and Caffrey. On a. ke e pe r, quarter- back, Torn Jenkins gets pass lineman, but is finally brought down by several McCallum back- field. TEMPLE vs . Tom Jenkins tackled on a keeper by McCallum. Mc CALL UM On an end run Har ol Cartwright makes a f gain to the 20. t's offense rolls against Port Neches as rold Cartwright catches Morries' pass d breaks into the open. TEMPLE vs. PORT NECHES Cats allowed only189 yards rushing through line . :Til T I f --r g LBJ 'YT' Wildcat's show best defense of the whole year as theyhold Port Neches to two touchdowns. Cats stop Port Neches on Z0 yard line to allow little or no gain. IIBII ROW ONE: H. Cain QManagerJ, M. Wall, D. Gregory, A. Mojica, B Messer, J. Davis, S. Soto, D. Sandefur, B. Blansett, C. Lewellan R. Bigham, P. Cleveland, T. Hobday, B. Campbell, T.J. Blank- enship, C. Altman, P. Cuba, J. Erskine, J. Harrison, P. Easley C. Medrano, T. Wilson, B. Hill, C. Beechem. ROW TWO: Donnie HydenQManagerj, W. Brown, R. Hernandez, D Jernigan, Danny Hyden, C. Cranford, W. Meier, F. Heine, W Elliott, C. Beseler, J.R. Fry, C. Greenway, P. Walser, M. Gar- rabrant, D. Carroll, K. McClatchy, B. Romine, D, Dockry, T Ellis, D. Cannon, J. Cleveland, J. Massengale, P. Wiley, D. Glass- cock, E. Owens QManagerj. ory, McClatchy, Medrano, Glasscock, Davis, Jernigan, Elliot Cranford. Coach Anderson B Team FIRST DEFENSIVEB TEAM: Blansett, Walser, Medrano, Harrison, Carrol, Glasscock, Davis, Gregory, Cannon, Easley, Ellis. FIRST OFFENSIVE B TEAM: Walser, Carrol, Harrison, Greg- The Wildcats presented gifts to their coach- es Cottle, P a. tte r s on, and Fikes. Co- captain Clea Myers made the presentation. American Legion Award for the most outstanding player on the team went to Tom Jenkins. Bert Camp presents this award. ODTBHU. Curtis Morries is presented the coaches' award, which is based on the player who did the most for the team, by .T.S. Pikes. Nancy Rodgers, 1954 Football Sweetheart, is presented with a bouquet of roses from Wildcat co-captain Odis Fuller. WRRD5 ale Kaulfus, a senior Wildcat, receives he Elks Club award for the team's best defensive lineman from Albert W. Carter. K The Elks Club Award for the best offen- sive back is presented to Donald Davis by Albert W. Carter. Donald is a senior on the team. Wildcat award winners fr om left to right: Donald Davis, J. Helms,M o r r i s, Dale Kaulfus, Cur tis Morries, Tom Jenkins, and Dick Stafford. Not pictured receiving their awar d s are Di ck Stafford, recipient of the Quarter- back Club award for the best de fe n s iv e back, and J. Helms Morris, recipient of the Temple Telegram fortitude award. Receiving a secondaward is Dale Kaulfus. Ed Heap presents Dale with the Beanie Heap Memorial award for being the best offensive lineman. .4 ROW ONE: F. Castilleja, D. Marshall, H. Cartwright, R. Honeycutt, E. Luna, B, Prewitt. ROW TWO: D. Ewing, B. Cuba, B. Lewis, J. Brevard, B. Bolding. ROW THREE: B. Chlapek iManagerj, G. Morries, B. McQueen, E. Kubala. Temple 41 Waco Hi Temple 50 Taylor Temple 68 Belton Temple 47 Gatesville Temple 57 Hutto Temple 53 Georgetown Temple 65 Univ. Hi Temple 59 Taylor Temple eo Belton Temple 55 Boerne Temple 42 San Angelo Temple 47 Pashal Temple 34 Pashal Temple 48 Plainview Temple 65 Hamilton Temple 63 Burkett DISTRICT RECORD Won 5 Lost 5 Temple 33 Midland Temple 57 Univ. Hi Temple 38 Travis Temple 52 Palestine Temple 35 McCallum Temple 47 Waco Temple 46 Corsicana Temple 61 Bryan Temple 58 Travis Temple 34 Palestine Temple 43 McCallum Temple 59 Bryan Temple 64 Corsicana TIE FOR THIRD PLACE IN DISTRICT SEASON RECORD Won 17 Lost 12 43 46 364' 494' 574' 624' 544' 584' 384' 764' 464' 574' 714' Temple Waco Temple Taylor Temple Belton Temple Taylor Temple Univg H. Temple Palestine Temple Waco Temple Corsicana Temple Bryan Temple Palestine Temple Bryan Temple Corsicana B TEAM SEASON RECORD Won 8 Lost 4 Billie Ann Chaney, the 1955 basketball sweetheart, with the Co-Captains Ben Cuba and Buddy Honeycdtt. B TEAM ROW ONE: Pinon, Blankenship,Bell,Reed, Farley, Edds, Craft, Wright. ROW TWO: Macey fMgr.l, Akins, Harris, Wilson, Gregory, Reed, Dillard, Barton QMgr.l 1 5 X - . -' ' K Mm ww A. , .ww BASEBALL TEAM Q ROW ONE: W Elliot E Luna F Castilleja B Honeycutt D Da Q I I s 1 s J n 3 Q f vis, C. Craft, C. Reed, B. Bryant. . ROW TWO Coach Cottle, C. Morr1es, H. Cartwright, J. Brevard y R. Stafford, O. Fuller, D. Kaulfus, F. Martinec, C. Harris. M AA 411 I i TENNIS TEAM SITTING: J. Rhea, J. Lamb, J. Skelton, B. Collier, J. Smith, STANDING: M. Macey, J. Bruner, J. Marek, N. Smith, J. Gross, G. Collier, G. Coates. SENIOR GIRLS' TENNIS Marilyn Marshall, Betty Wag- oner, Peggy Malinak, Leta Taylor, Carol Kristinek, Bar- bara Fojtasek, Ann Hallford, Eva Vrba, Jackie Lavendusky. N I A. JUNIOR GIRLS' TENNIS ROW ONE: B. Brindley, S. Smyth, S. Grimland, N. Walker, S. Meier, C. Lavendusky, L. Smith, Mrs. Lancaster, D. Dillard, B. Barron, P. Talasek, N. Snyder, N. Kristinek, D. Vannoy. ROW TWO: A. Slough, D. Williams, D. Morris, J. Gothard, M. Davis, T. Barker, J. Manley, J. Wall, S. Prewitt, J. Junek, L. Lanham, P. Maruna, R. McDonald, J. Longbotham, J. Kornegay. 4 'L GOLF TEAM James Pond Gordon Bland Char le s Altman Stuart Callaway Q' darte Bob Stevenson J Buck Pruett, Mike McClelland, John Erskine, Joe Fry, Joe Ro- TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: David Jernigan, Wilbur Meier, Charles Caffrey, Mickey Hoover, Carl Cranford, Joe Woodward, Lee Benner, Billy Zales- ki, John Blake, Pat Easley, J. Helms Morris, Ephraim Garcia. ROW TWO: Coach Patterson, Wayne Shirley, Bobby McQueen, Harold Cartwright, Wayne Thompson, Dick Stafford, Gerald Mathis, Buddy Lewis, Charles Pearson, Jamie Dunlap, Elbert Hart, Jon Hall, Grant Brooks. 5 i ia I i . . A , fl i 11 S j gl P, is 1 4 1 , 1 T2 .v 3 'P'1'f 'N f'Pf'Nffx'f'3-Y'W'2A 1'-- f -L ff'i 2 ' fflffff' W--V'1Y9fTlVi-WHJYEQHT':fWfiiV'5'fWf'Y'lf-if'Pff-AZikiwfff2-2.Z2Ja?i25:V7-QZQQLGMAV-TJimi?liWb.iQ.I.9AJ.1Leitfb.z.JPl',?aim!!!:likF.2fs2?i1SAlC1fwZ9YJ45I5ifE ai1 The people who have pur- chased advertising space in the 1955 COTTON BLOSSOM have performed an important ser- vice to our annual. Without them, it would have been im- possible for us to publish a yearbook. Their g e n e r o u s contributions and their interest in us have earned our grateful appreciation. Let us show this apprecia- tion by visiting their stores and buying from th o S e who have shown interest in us. P tff 7 A45 o I kwin . 1 - s T- i I 1 ' x C0 'A'4 4 4 4 421' -17 The Fr1end1y 1:11251- Mxvmf Congratulates the 1955 Graduates of Temple H1gh School and Temple Junlor College MJF Compllmenfs of R O D D Y S Temple Texas Comphments of HENDLEF25 T-E M P LE 644545 S Walker F N Walker Phone DR3 5220 310 So Mam Temple Texas EN TEX AD VERT ISING COMPAN Y Outdoor Advertlsmg 5 2 0 South Nlaln T emple HARDY BESELER , Manager STEFKA'S RED gl WHITE GROCERY 720 Katy Street DR3 3015 WIRTH'S RESTAURANT In the Heart of Temple ANL-4 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE T. C. PENNEY COMPANY Everything for the Automobile 6' 1 st Central Always First In Quality ffl' mple Tex Compliments of an H C' Q X 7i'QQ:6JmplfrE3nQ5ffM,fg DANIEIJS MEN'S WEAR OAR 6 WKQKEY FDRUSES Phone PR3 5886 4 So Mam 26222 TBTHQ Rexel' 5+0fG IXIUIIXINEIDY Qgtucl IO 'LQ-52.9. XNQST AVG 1-l ON Tl-I E EJOULEVAPD TEFTPLE, UQ, CORNER 4TH STREET AND AVENUE A TEMPLE TEXAS Q ,M Temple Floral Company Compllments of Kyle Hotel GOLDING S IEWELERS PR3 4445 Temple Texas Cozmplu-ments of Compliments of RAY'S JEWELERS SMITTY S CAFE . . ga 'X , . ' , SBU 4 , 'J . C' ,. V' ' if 7036 3 Li V0 we 'XC' ' V ff! . t U 0 D K 4 0 04 Q N . A A 0 C7 . ' l t 0 G , I I CAMPBELL-MARRS LUMBER Co. INC. M fqflwql iw' ky ,btknsf y Compliment of QQZWW lXAEIX!lCD1T2If4AL. 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Compl1ments OWENS GR OC ERY F1rst St. PR 3 7050 , ,, 4 1 KODAK ZTNISHING Y -1 5815 CLUB KUYKENDALL MOTOR co SHIRLEWS CAFE Sales and Serv1ce PRospect 8 9700 L S Slnrley BOX 361 On Belton Blvd Temple Texas Temple Texas 108 North Ma1n Phone PR 3 3141 Temple Texas Kung s Daughter. Cllnlc fr Hospital WM CAMEDCN 8: C0 Home of Complete Building Serv: 1 North 4th St Telephone PR 3 2197 or PR 3 2198 Temple Texas BOULEVARD GLASS COMPANY L S JAMES JEWELER 3014 West Avenue H Temple Texas 14W AvenueA Temple Texas Walter J Adamek Phone 3 7173 I Q L O I I I I . 'I O O . . . C e Local Santa Fe Watch Inspector 3 - Seniors 1955 The Very Best of Wishes to Each of You Your Friends At Qelmffg Wfwnaf ,gang Temple Texas MemberF D I C Compliments of WHITE AUTO STORE Home of Greater Value g I 9922! FI l Completely Air COnd1t1Oned H C CHILI RAY MRS W C BREDTHAUER, Owner Compliments Of SMITH AUTO SUPPLY 12 South Fourth Temple Texas DIXIE FURNITURE COMPANY Hlpp GROCERY 104 South Main Temple phone pR3 6335 D L RUSSELL Your Business TOM POPEJOY Always Appreciated O ,.,..A L... - I . . - . . '--7 CC. 3-1 Under Direction of 2 Tl-1 Egazzzmz COTTON OIL COMPANY Chlck Walker Manager Congratulates the Vocatlonal Department of Temple Hlgh On The1r Acluevement for l954 1955 .I8zB APPLIANCE COMPANY A 1 St k . ' mp e oc S General E1ectr1c Appllances Properly Serve You S I cl S ' a GS an ervlce EMPIRE SEED Co Temple Texas 10 West Avenue A ' 109 East A u A ven e Temple Texas Comphments ot AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANY School Suppl1es Off1ce Suppl1es A D Baggett A N D E R S O N S PEACOCK BEAUTY SHOPPE F . . 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Mm Mack Gonzales 1305 South 39th St Wggfmixw 2 , Owner 63335557 SYN ftgkglgm TOWNSEND OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY Typewnters Addmg Mach1nes Cash Reg1sters Sales Serv1ce Rentals 11 East Avenue A Pr 8 7608 Temple Texas Compl1ments Ch1ldren' BLAND BOATS AND MOTORS Apparel 1205 West Avenue G 3 No Ma1n Temple Texas PR 8 2246 Temple Texas Century 8: Speed1craft Boats Compllments of Q 1 and 112 block west of Scott Bn Wh1te I-losp1tal WILSON S CAFE Mr and Mrs L E W1lson Props Temple Killeen 514 W Ave G Temple Texas Congratu1at1ons to Sen1ors of '55 JOHNSON'S Clothes For Men and Young Men What Sears Sell Sears Serv1ces Tool I O l I I 0 I I I B Temple, Texas Phone PR 3-4534 'f , ' 5 ' 1 -v 1 ' li ' f ' 1 f . I - : -, 1 1 ' f , 1 P A, f 1 -, , r -- x , . :Mews .- . . -.3 M , 1, . 11-'f,'f'.- 'ww A . ,t,, 1 . . A if 7 M I M , B , . 5 t W .. : - - 9 - 4 I 0 - - a 9 1 . . . . , - . . , 58060060099 E'9ffoc-DG ELECTRIC COOKING K MK IS CLEAN' M fe' xl' Y xx ww 'xanga X 4 we Z xx ,X W 'R X rw W A sh1n1ng example of the c1eanl1ness of electr1c cook1ng 1S the br1ght brand new look that stays w1th your pots and pans L1ttle or no scrubb1ng 1S needed because th e r e 1S no soot to depos1t on cookmg ve ssels Elect 1CCOOk1I1g 1 's cool 1t's safe 1t's eco nom1cal See the new electr1c ranges at your dealers TEXAS POWER Q LIGHT COMPANY be modern go Electric' KTEM Muslc News WILLIAMSON BARBER SHOP Sports For All Temple Compllments of 1505 No 3rd St Always Remember HALLMARK CARDS Compllments of When You Care Enough FREEMAN' To Send The Very Best And Get Them at 12 East Central DRY The Home of Hallmark Cards Kyle Hotel Temple Glass gl Pamt Co Our Slncere Congratulatlons and Best W1shes to the Graduates of Temple H1gh School and .Tumor College of 1955 VVENDLAND S1214RI IX! CCD. 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In I nl -'.- - l O S lv H ' gfzgjwwf EE ALJTY SA LO N Spec 1al1z1ng m Ind1v1dua1 Halr Styhng Let Oux Work Speak for Itself 414 N 3rd Phone PR 3 6272. of 1955 TEMCO FEED MILLS Compllments of FLETCHER OIL COMPANY D1str1butors for Standard O11 Company of Temple Compl1ments of T C WHITLEY 8: SONS 515 West Adams Phone PR 32663 FRANK MATUSH MOTORS Everyth1ng for your Automob1le Dodge and Plymouth Phone PRospect 8 1321 Compllments of EAST SIDE DRUG AND CAFE 301 South 22nd Street PRospect 8 9737 SHENKIR GROCERY AND MARKET 1404 East Avenue C PRospect 3 5752 Our very best wlshes from R1p Talasek General Manager FIDELITY TRUST 8: GUARANTY COMPANY West Adams at 25th Street , O . I Congratulations to the Class . Established 1884 CAMPBELL 8: COMPANY OF TEMPLE, INC. Lumber and Building Materials Temple, Texas Maxwell Campbell-President Ben Chlapek-Sales Manager Compliments of Compliments of NORTHSIDE GROCERY BRUMLEY DRUG AND VARIETY 416 North Third 512 N. 3rd, Phone PR 3-3181 In Te1ev1s1on It's EIDSON ELECTRONIC COMPANY Temp1e's Oldest Authonzed Hoffman Sales and Serv1ce N Third At Shell Phon PR 3 3901 C ompllments of 6 you want C084 s u X, A VV1ZIE1I-IT' 0 e GROCERY DRINK X1 am Nx 1 117 West French Phone PR 3 4524 Coca Cola Bottling Company 1501 N 3rd 215 North Th1rd Phone PR 3 3863 Temple Texas Wg 704ale44leu WM 5 7x6 M f 2 f929 611 EAST AVENUE A P O BOX 547' PHONE PR B 1325 ' x . N519 Z I , v ,' f FQ, 011' X 1 ,J 1' W X X . 4 1 J 1 - aes ue vu on -- ' Coke is u regisiered frade-mark. 'A It FOOD I ll RT DROBENA'S DRIVE-IN 3 ' W 1 I r A,-ff 7 'U' 1' I ' -.1 xx - TEMPLE TEXAS x BOYD TARRANT MOTOR COMPANY INC FDIVFIID 102 So 3rd Aff-L f is Og? 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U I N r C onzplzmenls 0 Amerlcan Desk Manufacturmg Company Fvf X V T mple Tex TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE For the hrgh school graduate the choosrng of a college rn whrch to contrnue hrs educatron 15 always an rmportant matter for consrderatron Frrst of all he wants to know that II IS an acceptable approved and well known college Then rt must offer the courses whlch fall w1rh1n the f1eld of work he wrshes to pursue There should be suffrcrent college ac t1v1ty to afford h1m a well rounded soclal l1fe Consrder how TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE meets the graduates requrrements What IS the academrc status of TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE? Temple Junror College rs approved by the Texas Educatron Agency and the Assoc1at1on of the Teaxs Colleges as a frrst class junror college It rs an actrve member of the Texas Jun1or College Assoc1at1on and the Amerxcan ASSOCIHIIOD of Junror Colleges What Frelds of study are avarlable? Preparatory courses rn the frelds of medtcrne law busrness nursrng engrneerrng teachrng and general educatron are avarlable From the socral pornt of v1ew there are the Freshman and Sophomore receptrons club partres, college dances class entertarnments and Luncheon Club drnner dances For general club act1v1t1es there are the Pan Amerrcan Club Busrness Club Socral Scrence Club Dra matrc Club Delta P51 Omega Do S1 Do College Councrl and others What actrvrtres are avarlable that w1ll enable me to obtarn practrcal experrence rn my college work? The Leopard Tales college paper and the Templar, college annual afford excellent opportun1t1es m the f1eld of Journalrsm The Jumor College Radro Serres offers OPPOIIUHIIICS rn radro wr1t mg productron and presentat1on What are the qualrfrcatrons of the faculty? Scholarly and experlenced faculty members are prepared to grve constructrve Gurdance and rnstructronal servrce For Fupther Partlculars Wrtte THE REGISTRAR TEMPLE JUNIOR COLLEGE 1 D - ' . ' 1. I ' ' ' 2. ' ' ' . . .. U ' . ' . , 3. What college activities are accessible? . ' . I . I . I . ' . , 1 ' - . ' . , - .- , . ., ,.. , .. .. . ' . I . . 5. ' ' ' . D . . . . l Comfzfamwndi, f GROCE TOTE COMPANY BLAND S IEWELERS Everyth1ng In Jewelry Watch Repa1r1ng Hand Engrav1ng D1amond Sett1ng F1rst Nat1onal Bank Bu1ld1ng Comphments of KING S BARBER SHOP 715 South 25th Street Compl1ments of DOWLING'S Ladles' and Chlldren s Ready to Wear C on gr atulat1 ons to the Class of '55 From J M Dyer Co SHIRLEY RICHARDS INSURANCE Auto F1re Casualty Inland Marlne 608 W Avenue G Phone PR 3 20 31 WAIKIKI CANDY COTTAGE Homemade Cand1es Across from the A1rport Get It From GRESHAM'S at S1xth on Adams Prmtlng Off1Ce Suppl1es Slnce 1895 NEWTON'S Manufacturers of DAIRY MART W0OdWOTk1ng Power Tools PRospect 3 2855 Belton H1ghway 1217 W Ave H Temple , Texas JACK SAFLEY Insurance Serv1ces 10 South Ma1n Temple, Texas . O . 4 I . . ' ' 13 W. Central, 413 W. Avenue G Q o o Compllrnents of Compllments of BROWN Sl-IERRILL, lnterlors COX HARDWARE 110 North Mam Temple Texas Comphments of Comphments of BLAND's JEWELERS TEMTEX FLORAL CO 3 3418 9105 3rd hFfhSt t msout 't 'ee Jmbowf RM NEWTON8:SON Dlal PRospect 3 3045 Insurance 9 South lst Phone 3 5284 Dry Cltecmmg of Dzstmctzon Ten'-P19 Texas WEST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY A 1 Roofmg Pamt Wallpaper Carpet Furn1ture pp lances Bullders Supphes l404W Adams F Erskme Temple Texas J T MAYS CO Our Best Wlshes to the Class of '55 Temple s Homefolks 1 171125-I' FEDERAL SAVINC15 QT- TEMPLE RONALD LUCAS RADIO TV SERVICE 'Day and N1ght Serv1ce All Makes 1120 South Zlst Street Temple Texas PR 3 6391 DR CLINT L SOLOMON OPTOMEITRIST BEN CUBA GROCERY Phone 3 7048 19 South lst Street 2903 West Belton Blvd. Temple, Texas Compllments of 3 , ' 10 N.. 13th Street ,A 3 K1 . W H Y ll Y 07 .Aw ' I I WW Ja U I NWN wgjlw pa w iv ADE MOTORS DeSoto and Plymouth Temple Texas 3 Compliments of HOUGHTON'S PAINT and WALLPAPER 6848 109 So lst DIETZ. AND DILLARD OPTICAL COMPANY Dlstrlbutors Spjst Bulldmg Temple Texas Pflntlng Off1ceSuppl1es MILLER PRINTING CO 120 South Flrst Street Phone 3 4596 Temple Texas I-IEWETTS Popular Blues Western Splrltuals Folk EX if JAcK's M ,X sHoP ,f 1 ll JACK SPROTT, JR x x 113112 s 1:hF 1: Phone 3 6437 X 5-:' TempleouTexa1sTS Best W1shes to the Senlor Class 1955 ,TY LUMISJC14 QQMVANV 301 South F1rst PR3 6801 , f , I7 f C ' N x N , I ' I N K I , NW' FU UW ' XX ff ' 8 E Y 1 1 1 I I S 1 4 s i Q11 :Z V5 5 i I w 4 'I 1 1 1 i ' 1 1 -I 1 1 O Q i Q ? 2 I Vs 1 1 1 , I ' Q 2 f F ,r x f I I I v 1 S I 9 i 1 1 .f l, 'f ..- , ,J

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