Texas City High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Texas City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1957 volume:

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Ouchita Baptist College Henderson State Teachers College Stephen F. Austin State College Subject: Biology, Zoology Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Science Club Advisor to Good Sports- manship League DON E. CLARK B.S. Texas AAQM College Sponsor of Sophomore Class THOMAS S. CLARK B.S., M.E. University of Houston Subjects: English, Journalism Sponsor of Annual, Senior Class, Press Club F. C. CROSS B.S., M.S. North Texas State Teachers College Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor of Senior Class W. L. DAVIS B.S. Texas Tech Subject: Vocational Agriculture Sponsor of Sophomore Class, F.F.A. ROBERT G. DEAN B.S. S. F. A. S. C. Subjects: Algebra, Plane Geometry Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Slide Rule Club MRS. C. T. DECKER B.A. Mary Hardin Baylor Colle e 3 Subject: English Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Literary Guild MRS. TREASURE DELASHAW B.S. Texas Tech College Subject: Home Economics Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Future Home- makers of America E. W. DUCK B.S., M.A. Peabody Subject: History Sponsor of Junior Class JIM DUPUY B.S.P.E., M.S.P.E. University of Mississippi Subject: Drivers' Education Sponsor of T Associa- tion, Senior Class Head Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach MILDRED C. ELY B.S.M., Adm.Ed. Texas Wesleyan College University of Texas Registrar MARY ELIZABETH EADS B.S. Baylor University Subject: P. E. Sponsor of Senior Class BERNADINE P. FIELD B.A. Rice Institute Subject: Spanish, Latin Sponsor of Junior Class BILL GAVER B.M. Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester Subject: Band J. B. GRAHAM B.S. North Texas State College Subject: Electricity Sponsor of Junior Class NANCY HARDIN JAMES H. HARDIN A.B., B.D., D.S. University of Florida Presbyterian Theological Seminary College of Ozarks Subjects: Biology, Physics Sponsor of Sophomore Class FERN HOLDEN B.A., M.A. University of Texas University of Colorado Subject: History, Civics Sponsor of Senior Class MARY ALICE HUNSUCKER B.S. Texas Technological College Subject: Home Economics Sponsor of Sophomore Class, F.H.A. RONALD JOHNSON B.S. University of Houston Subject: Texas History Sponsor of Sophomore Class, B Team, Foot- ball Coach PHILIP B. KOONCE B.S., M.Ed. University of Houston Subject: P. E. Sponsor of TH Associa- tion, Senior Class LEAH KINDRED B.A. University of Texas Subject: English, Latin Sponsor of Junior Class, Stingorama , F.T.A. MRS. NINA LANDOLT B.A. Austin College Subject: English Sponsor of Thespians RICHARD LITTLE B.F.A., M.A. University of Texas University of Houston Subject: Art Sponsor of Junior Class JOHN C. MARTIN B.A., M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin College Subject: Public Speaking Sponsor of National Thes- pian Society, Key Club, Senior Glass CLARA MORTON B.S., M.S. S-. W. T. T. C. University of Colorado Subject: Mathematics Co-Sponsor of Student Council D KELSON ROBERT E. 5.5. MCDANIEL, JR. M' ' ' ' S th n B-A. lgsgliselgcfn ou er Stephen F. Austin State Subject: P. E. Cfyllege A nsor of T A550913 Subject' Mathematics Spo - - , tion, Senior Class Sponsor of Senior Class MES. NELL B. McMAINS B. . Southeastern State College Oklahoma A8zM College Subject: Typing and Bookkeeping Sponsor of Senior Class MRS. MARY AGNES NEYLAND B.A., M.A. University of Texas Subject: English Sponsor of Senior Class ROY E. OHMERT B.S., M.Ed. East Texas State Teachers College University of Houston Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor of Sophomore Class JAMES RAMSEY B.M. North Texas State College Subject: Choir Sponsor of Junior Class DANIEL REEVES B.S., M.A. Sam Houston State Subject: Mathematics Sponsor: Slide Rule Club, Slide and Rule Number Sense Team ROBERT L. RENFROE B.S., M.M,E. Sam Houston State College Subject: Band Sponsor of Sophomore Class LENUAL S. RIEHM Ph.B., M.A. University of Wisconsin University of Missouri Subject: Chemistry WANDA ROBERTSON North Texas State College Subject: Typing, Business English Sponsor of Commercial Club MRS. K. D. ROBIRDS B.A. University of Arkansas Subject: World History Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. GEORGE W. ROFF B.A. University of Texas Texas Women's College Curry's Boston School of Expression Subject: World History, English, Speech Sponsor of Junior Class .1 n ew rs 9 f.'-'1YW'f.W- .4 xv, - af fi I -A f A vj , .7 ' ta! X.. f ,gi ' ,, ff, W V. If 'V 'l in f 1 ff , I, ' , C 4 AA, r f ' ,v oz 49 f ,-iv , R . , , MRS. HAZEL SCRUGGS B.B.A., M.Ed. Baylor University University of Houston Subject: Business English Sponsor of Senior Class HARRY L. SMITH B.S., M.A. University of Alabama Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor of Junior Class, Golf Coach MRS. ELAINE SPEARMAN A.B. Ouachita College Subject: American History, World History If ED STAGGS B.B.A. University of Houston Subject: Business Maths Sponsor of T Associa- tion, Senior Class Head Football Coach JANE TAYLOR B.A., M.A. East Texas State Teachers College Subject: English Sponsor of Sophomore Class W. B. THORNTON B.A., M.Esd. Austin College Texas Technological College Subject: Distributive Education Sponsor of Senior Class, D. E. Club BONNIE VERMILLION B.S., M.S. North Texas State Teachers College Subject: Mathematics Sponsor of Junior Class LAZELLE WILCOX B.S., M.Ed. Sul Ross State College University of Texas University of Colorado University of Houston Dean of Girls Sponsor of Cheerleaders, Student Council DOVIE WINNIFORD B.A. East Texas State Teachers College Subject: English Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Director of Stingorama BETTY LEE WRIGHT B.S. Alabama State College for Women Subject: P. E. Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. LILLIAN SMITH MRS. LEVI FRY BA., B.S. Colorado State University Librarian Sponsor of Junior Red Cross Faculfy enjoys FTA. fan, And also Sfudenf Couvscff -tea, 3- X W FACULTY AND SCHOOL BOARD AT ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET as pretty W od Eddie. The fo of it, out Snap V81 O .Q 4 5. cs VJ 5: Q2 -C +-1 'U O O DD right Discussing the weather, or deciding some At 9. GJ L. 3 4-I 3 N-4 km U2 I O H Q-4 O GJ U1 cu .-C Q4 3 cu C lwwfwunun Quaid! IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM HOWARD PRIM November 19, 1956 Assistont Principal, Texos City High School, 1951-1956 SECOND SEMESTER Top row, left to right: Kenneth Surratt, ser- geant-at-armsg Faye Lynn Sellers, treasurer, Delane Byrd, secretaryg Eddie Padgett, sergeant - at - arms. Bottom row: Ben Har- grove, sergeant-at-armsg Charles Lee, president. -A.-,.s CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Top row, left to right: James Smith, vice-presi- dentg Madeleine McDer- mott, secretary, Delane Byrd, treasurer, Eddie Padgett, sergeant-at-arms. Bottom row: Charles Lee, president, Thornton Med- ley, sergeant-at-arms. WILLIAM T. ANDOE Transfer, D. E. Club '56-'57. JUDITH LEE ANDRICK Dallas Art Exhibit '57, 2nd and 3rd place P.T.A. Art Exhibit '56, lst place, honorable mention T.C.H.S. Art Exhibit '56, Honorable Mention Dee Walker Poetry '55, National Poetry Anth. '54, NOMA Spelling Award '56, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Biology Club '54-'56. ANTHONY ANIZAN BARBARA AULT .Lf LINDA SUE ANDERSON Co-Drum Major '57, Assistant Drum Major '56, Majorette '55-'56, Band '54-'57, Football Queen Candidate '56-'57, Sweetheart, Candidate '56-'57, Opt. Queen Candidate '56-'57, All-District Band '56-'57, All-Regional Band '56-'57, All-State Band '56-'57, Badminton Doubles Champion '55-'56, Thes- pians '54-'55, Tennis Team '55-'56, Press Club '56-'57, Literary Guild '55-'56, Posture Contest '55-'56, Sting. Tales Staff '56-'57, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'55, Intramural Basketball '54-'56, Intramural Baseball '54-'56, Intramural Vol- leyball '54-'56, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Mid- West National Band Festival '56-'57, I. L. Twirling Contest '54-'56, Junior Red Cross '57. RICHARD ANDERSON ' 'JR' . .f ,X W 1' KATHLEEN BAKER Band '54-'57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Volleyball Cham- pions '57, Press Club '56-'57, Sting. Tales Staff '56-'57, J.A. '55-'56, J.A. Treasurer '55-'57, Tri- State Band Festival '55, Mid-West Band Festival '57, MICHAEL BANISTER School Music '54, Senior Play '57, Key Club '55-'56, Press Club '56-'57, Football '53, Speech Club '53, Assistant Sports Editor Sting. Tales Staff '56-'57, Intramural Boxing '54-'55, Stingorama Entries '53-'54, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Sophomore Play '53, Junior Red Cross '53-'55, lst Place Teen- age Roadfe-o Local '56, 5th place teen-age Road-eo-o Regional '56, Junior Play '54, Key Club Contest '55, Football B Team '54. FRANKLIN J. BARDWELL, JR. Football Letterman '54-'57, Football Co-Captain '57, Baseball '56-'57, NT Association '54-'57, T Asso- ciation Sergeant-at-Arms '55-'56, Thespians '54-'55, Key Club '56, Track '55. DOROTHY BA RLOW Commercial Club. at TERRY BERRY DORTHY BITNER Intramural Volleyball '56-'57, Press Club '56-,57, Sting. Tales Staff '56-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, WILLIAM JERRY BARRINGTON Boys' State '56, Student Council '55-'57, Slide Rule Club '56-'57, Oil Day Representative '54-'55, Na- ,tional Merit Scholarship Exam '56-'57. DOYLE BEARD Vice-President D. E. Club '56-'57, D. E. Club '55-'57. ANNETTE BELINSKY RHONNIE BENEDICT F.H.A. l56-'57, Vice-President F.H.A. '57. f..,:.3,,, VN..,tf',1 .Wt ..k, A , . - , .. .. C, 9-W. H .W TONI BLAIN Basketball Queen '56-'57, Football Queen Candidate '56-'57, Student Council '54-'57, Treasurer Student Council '54, Annual Advertising Editor '56-'57, Sting. Tales Staff '56-'57, Sophomore Play '54-'55, Junior Play '55-'56, Senior Play '56-'57, F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate '55-'56, Press Club '56-'57, F.H.A. '56-'57, Treasurer F.H.A. '55-'56, President F.H.A. '56-'57, F.H.A. State Contest '57, Thespians '54-'57, Collegiates '56-'57, Teenettes, F.T.A. '55-'56, Literary Guild '54-'55, Intramural Basketball '54-'56, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Badmin- ton '54-'55, Intramural Archrey '56-'57, Intramural Baseball '54-'57, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. GERALD WAYNE BOTTOMS A BARBARA BOUDREAUX Transfer, D. E. Club ,56-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'56, D. E. Sweetheart Candidate '56-'57, Intra- mural Baseball '55-'56, D. E. State Contest Alter- nate '56-'57, F.H.A. '54. GEORGE THOMAS BOZEMAN Transfer '56. WILLIAM P. BRIDGES, JR. D. E. Club I56-'57, D. E. Club Treasurer '56-'57, National Poetry Anth. '54-'55. JOE BROWN Baseball '55-'57, Baseball Letterman '56-'57, T Association '56-'57, Thespians '56-'57, Basketball Manager '56-'57, Sophomore Play '54, Junior Play '55 21 D. E. '56-'57, Biology Club '54-'55. it NELDA BUCHANAN I DANNY BURTON CAROL DELANE BYRD Senior Class Favorite ,ad-'57, Senior Class Secre- tary '56-'57, Senior Class 'YT :asurer '56-'57, Senior Activities Committee -'56-'57, Senior Play Student Director '56e'57, Most Valuable Senior Play Mem- ber Award '56-'57, F.T.A. '56-'57, F.T.A. Contest Delegate '56-'57, Stingorama Poetry Editor '56-'57, National Thespians '55 57, Sting. Tales Staff '56-'57, Annual Staff '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, In- tramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, All-Tourna- ment Volleyball '56e'57, Junior Class Sergeant-at- Arms ,55-,56, Literary Guild '54-'55, Junior Play '55-,56, Band '54-'56, May Fete Princess '54-'55, Oil Industries Representative '54-'55, I, L. Typing '55-'56, Poetry Reading Contest '54-'55, Junior Red Cross Representative '56-'57, NOMA Spelling Con- test '56-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Intra- mural Archery '57, Posture Contest '54-'55, Hon- orable Mention All-Tournament Basketball '54-'55. DOUGLAS CALHOUN ELAINE CHESSON JERRY CHILDRESS DONALD CARDEN KENNETH CHAMBER BOBBY CHANDLER FRED WAYNE CHAPMAN Senior Play '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Senior Activities Committee '56-'57, Student Council '55-'56, Band '54-'57, Key Club ,54-'56, National Essay Anth. '56-'57, Dee Walker Poetry Contest '54-'55, Mid-West National Band Clinic '56-'57, Tri- State Band Festival '54-'55, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'56, J.A. '56-'57, J.A. Production Mana- ger '56-l57, J.A. VicePresident '56-'57. BEVERLY ANN CLEPPER Basketball Queen Candidate '56-'57, Stingaree Tales Staff '55-'57, Commercial Club '55-'57, Press Club '55A'57, Sophomore Play '54-'55, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Baseball '54-'57, Intramural Archery '56, Intramural Badminton '54, Intramural Tennis '54, Posture Contest '56, Literary Guild '54-'55, Stingorama Entries '55-'56, Student Directory '56. DALE CLIMER JUNE COLLIER D. E. Club '55-'57, D. E. Sweetheart '56-'57, State D. E. Contest Delegate '56-'57. DONALD EARL COOK F.F.A. '55-'56, Projectors Club '54-'55, Junior Red Cross '54-'57. I W, 1 ss- . , K i , y , ' , ' Sig fff: JESSE CIABATTONI GILBERT A. CIAVAGLIA Sophomore Vice-President '54, Industrial Arts Club President '56-'57, D. E. Club '56-'57, GLORIA ANN DAHL Senior Play '57, Junior Play '56, Youth Theater '55-'56, Literary Guild '54-'55, Commercial Club '54-'55, F.H.A. '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Sting- aree Tales Staff '56-'57, J.A. Secretary '56-'57, In- tramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Baseball '54-'57, Intramural Archery '55-'57, All-Tournament Basketball Hon- orable Mention '56-'57, J.A., Annual Staff '56-'57, Badminton '55-'57, Collegiates '57, WENDY MOIRA ANGELA DARLING Stingaree Tales Staff '56-'57, National Merit Scholarship Test '56-'57, May Fete '56, Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Band '54-'55, National Anth. '55-'56, Senior Play '57, F.T.A. Parliamentarian '56-'57, Literary Guild '54-'57, Thespians '55-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Youth Theater '56, Intramural Volleyball '56, Stingorama '55-'57, iff EDWARD L. DIAZ Sophomore Play '54-'55, Thespians '55-'56, Youth Theater '55-'56, Stingorama '55-'56, D. E. Club '56-'57, Projectors Club '54-'55, J.A. '56-'57, J.A. Association '56, Dee Walker Poetry Contest '55, NOMA Spelling Contest '56, Senior Play '57. ELTON DODGE Band '54-'55, J.A. '55-'56, D.E. Club '56-'57. LINDA ROSE DOMINGUES ff M ', 'Gm V eh Q, . Vi Y , SUE ANN ELLIOTT Champion Basketball Team '57, Intramural Volley- ball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '55, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Vice-President F.H.A. '56-'57, Biology Club Reporter '54-'55, DWUANNE EPPERSON Sophomore Play '55, Senior Play '57, Posture Con- test '55, Intramural Softball '55-'57, Intramural Badminton '55, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57, In- tramural Archery '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '55-'57, Champion Basketball Team '57, All-Tourna- ment Basketball Team '57, Stingorama Entries '55-'56, Commercial Club '56f'57, F.T.A. '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Collegiates '57. SANDRA ANN DRUMMOND Vice-President Commercial 'Club '56-'57, Literary Guild '54-'57, Band '54-'55, Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Champion Volleyball Team '56-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intra- mural Archery '55-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Program Chairman Commercial Club '56-'57, Sophomore Play '55, Junior Play '56. CHARLES DUNCAN JAMES EASTEPP 24 l J Q4 in QM DOROTHY EUBANKS Literary Guild 54 55 Commercial Club 54 55 SHEILA EVANS W., 'P I f - was .4 5 , , . A 'ff 555 I 2 I I D. E. Club ,56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'56 K .' t . A ' ' r -r ' 1 -9 FRANK FAGG Thespians, Senior Play '56-I57, Industrial Arts Club. HARRY FERGERSON JOHN ERNIE FERLING Football Reserve Letterman '54-'55, Baseball '54-'57, Sophomore Play '54-'55, Junior Play '55-'56, Student Council '54-'55, Key Club '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Stingorama Entries '5Er'56, Sports Editor Sting. Tales '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57, Intramural Baseball '56-'57, Intramural Boxing '54-'55, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '55-'57. DeANNA LOUISE FISHER Band '54-'57, All-District Band '55-'56, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '54, Tri-State Band '54, Band Section Leader '56-'57, Mid-West Band Festival '56, Literary Guild I54-'55 F.T.A. '56-'57, J.A. '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Intra: ' mural Volleyball Tournament '54-'55, NOMA Spell- ing Test '56-'57, Stingorama Tales Staff '56-'57, Literary Guild Play '54-'55, Senior Play '56-'57. 25 NEIL FLOYD KEITH FULLER GE NEVA GALLAWAY MAXI N E GAL LAWAY Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball I S A' I I it 5 '56-'57, Senior Play '57, Intramural Softball '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Intramural Archery '56 MICHAEL MANSFIELD GRIFFIN Vice-President Band '56-'57, All-District Band '55-'56, Key Club '54-'57, Key Club Advisor '56-'57, Mid-West National Band Clinic 56, Tri-State Band Festival '55, Tri-State Band '55, J.A. '55-'57, Slide Rule Club '56. JAMES GRUBBS f M f ' L s f ,sa V f is , f' 4 :ss ,gp gs 'wg-1,,5,. ,rip-lyy g. g 5 ffl S 3 7 Q ,ffl ,Aff - fc frzwwf .. - . -'pg - , ,f H , 1 lf:' HfrfI' , W - , ff , ,C - 1 1 Q I .Magi . :N s A p K v ' ,A- ' . . ,- mf , 5 i Q f - , ss 'xr , , , Aff s-32. -1 s-sf . sw Q . . . AQ.. , X l ,. X mx - was i 1 If A X :ers 5 A I , s 1 I 35: if 5 tiff? :wx - , ss X , ff ,rg te 5 G 5 f W - V, L, v.,A , , , , , A 'Nl Y x Q I - I DRUCILLA GANNON Intramural Volleyball '54-'56, Intramural Basket- ball '54-'56, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Intra- mural Softball '54-'56, Intramural Archery '55-'56, F.H.A. Historian '54-'55, F.H.A. '54-'56, Commercial Club '55-'56. ALVIS GREEN VIRGINIA ANN GREEN Stingaree Tales Staff '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Annual Staff '56-'57, Thespians '54-'55, Literary Guild '54-'55, Band '54-'55, J.A. '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Baseball '54-57, In- tramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Archery '54-'57, I. L. Twirling Contest '54-'55, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'55. HUEDEAN GREER Football '56-'57, Stingbees t55-,56, T ' Association '56-'57, Speech Club Reporter '56-'57, RONALD HALE DORIS HANEY Band '54-'57, Twirler '55-'57, Head Twirler '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Volley- ball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Intramural Archery '55-'56, All- Tournament Basketball '54-'55, Runner-Up Badmin- ton '54-'55, Championship Doubles Badminton '54-'55, Senior Play '57, Student Council Treasurer '54, Thespians '54-'55, Literary Guild '54-'55, Vice- President Press Club '56f'57, Stingorama Entries '54-'55, Student Council '56-'57, Stingaree Tales Staff '56-'57, NOMA Spelling Contest, Essay Con- test '54-'55, I. L. Twirling Contest '54-'57, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Biology Club '54-'57, Posture Contest '55-'56, Teenettes '55-'56, Tri-State Band Festival '55, Mid-West Band Festival '57. PATSY CHLOE HARDESTY Senior Play '56-'57, Stingorama Tales Staff '56-'57, Intramural Basketball Champions '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate '55-'56, F.H.A. '55-'57, Choir '56-'57, F.T.A. '56-'57, Literary Guild '55-'56, Intramural Baseball '56-'57. BEN E. HARGROVE President D. E. Club 56-'57, Delegate D. E. C. T. Contest '56-'57, Senior Play '56f'57, Sergeant-ab Arms Senior Class '57, D. E. Club, I. L. Typing '56 fourth place, President Speech Club '56-'57, Operetta '56, NOMA Contest .'57, Track '55-'56, Essay Contest '55, D. E. Executive, Project, Social, Program Committees '57, National Poetry Anth. '57 DARNELL HAIRSTON MILDRED HALFMAN Volleyball Tournament '55, J.A. '56-'57. WAYNE HARRIS F.F.A. Most Outstanding Greenhand '55-'56, F.H.A Beau '56-'57, F.F.A. Secretary '56-'57, Soil Demon stration Team '55-'57, Band Manager '56-'57. MILLIE HARVEY McLEOD Senior Play '57, Intramural Basketball '55-'56 Intramural Volleyball '55-'56, Intramural Badmin on '56, I RAYFORD HARVEY Football '56, Track '56, T Association '57, BILLY HATMAN fi! K X 1, I K I 'I 431 I4 ag, Q 1 . fr 1 Y ng! X CARMEN HERNANDEZ JUDY HILL WANDA FAYE HAVARD Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basket- ball '54, Intramural Softball '54, J.A. '56f'5'7, J.A. Sweetheart Candidate '57, Posture Contest '54, Literary Guild '54-'55. MICHAEL HEAD Key Club '55-'57, Key Club Treasurer '56-'57, Thes- pians '55-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Sergeant-at-Arms Junior Class '56, Slide Rule Club '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Senior Play '56-'57, Best Key Club- ber Award '55-'56, Best Thespian Award '56-'57. BILL HENDERSON BETTY HENRY if W f X fy WW : if ,, ,Qi asyry, V 'ffxvfaaff ' QV f fi' 2 W My f f , ' , fifjwf ' ', lf 'QW ,Zi XV -L I g f 'Z 1 f Z4 , W , f Q Q MW- X ,055 i f ff. 28 .f f. . f 955f,,,,, I PEGGY ANN HOLT ' Honorable Mention Best Sportsmanship Award '55-'56, Honorable Mention All-Tournament Bas- ketball '55-'56, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intra- mural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Baseball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Stingorama Tales Staff '56-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Literary Guild '54-'55, Junior Play '56. ' BILLIE JEAN HOOTER All-Tournament Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball Champions '57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Archery '56-'57, Secre- tary Speech Club '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '57, National Essay Anth. '57, Intramural Badminton '55, Stingorama Tales Staff '57, Press Club '57, JUDITH HOUGHTON Best Thespian '57, Thespians '56-'57, Vice-President Youth Theater '56-'57, Literary Guild-Thespian Play '57, Senior Play '57, Scholastic Art Exhibit Award '57, Art Exhibit Award '57, Outstanding Youth Theater Award '56-'57, Collegiates '57, Teenettes '56, Junior Play '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '54-'55, DONALD HOWARD EVELYN HIPP HEWETT HOLMAN fs W K , 13 :L ,W . , I WX W Z ' g I A X .lf , , K I3 ,g ' , ,' I f sy 1 X af , LX I f ' ' s 1 , 7 1 , , ' ,,.E ,C ' Rf , 4 'f 'lg ,f f 2 ,g f , L ,QQ 7 CLINT HUTCHINS D. E. Club '55-'57. WILLIAM E. JACOBSON Football '54-'55, B Team Basketball '54-'55 Junior Play '55-'56, J.A. '55-'57, May Fete '55-'56 Track '55-'56, Sergeant-at-Arms Key Club '56-'57 BOBBY JACK JAMES Boys' State '56, National Merit Scholarship Exam- ination, State Runner-Up '56-'57, Best Thespian Award '56-'57, Best Performance Award Junior Play '56, Thespians '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Senior Play '57, Junior Play '56, Thespians-Literary Guild Play '57, I. L. Play '57, Boys' Chorus Line '56-'57, Band '54-57, All-Dist. Band '54-'57, All-Re- gion Band '54-'57, All-State Band '54, Tri-State Band Festival '55, Tri-State Orchestra '55, Mid-West National Band Festival '56, National Association of Rudimental Drummers '56-'57, Boys' State Drum- mer '56, Solo-Ensemble Contest '55-'57, Key Club '56-'57, Debate '56-'57, Slide Rule Club '56-'57, Vice- President Biology Club '56, President Biology Club '56, President Science Club '56, Science Club '56-'57, Stingorama Entries '54-'57. PHYLLIS JEANFREAU lst Place Art Award '57, 2nd Place Dee Walker Poetry Award '55, Thespians '544'57, Literary Guild '55-'56, Intramural Basketball Tournament '57, Poetry Reading Contest '54-'57, National Essay Anth. '54-'57, May Fete '57, Stingorama '55-'56, Little Theater '54-'57. eff' f 7 5 ,V f, , J' 1 kg! K 44 E N e I 1 5 JONES ANDOE President Commercial Club '56, Junior Play '55-'56, Drama Editor Stingorama '55-'56, All-State Band '55-'56, Tri-State Band '54-'55, Mid-Western Band Festival '56-'57, All-District Band '54-'56, All-Re- gional Band '54-'56, Stingorama '55-'56, Thespian Society '54-'56, F.T.A. '55-'56, Intramural Volley- ball '54-'55, Intramural Softball '54-'56, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Posture Contest '54, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'56, F.T.A. District Sec- retary '55, F.T.A. Songleader '55-'56, Student Di- rectory '56, Band '54-'57. JULIA JORGENSEN Student Council '54-'55, Best Sportsman Softball '54B'55, Best Sportsman Volleyball '55-'56, All- Tournament Softball '54-'55, Championship Volley- ball Team '56-'57, Championship Basketball Team '56-'57, National Merit Scholarship Examination '56-'57, Young America Speaks '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Junior Play '55A'56, Honorable Mention Volleyball '54-'55, Honorable Mention Basketball '56-'57, Honorable Mention Volleyball '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57. Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intra- mural Badminton '54-'55, Intramural Archery '55-'56. ARNO JOHNSON J.A. '55-'57, President J.A. '56-'57, Vice-President J.A. '55, Key Club '55-'57, Key Club Secretary '56-'57, Science Club '56-'57, President Science Club '57, Sergeant-at-Arms Science Club '56, Band '54-'57, Band President '56-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '55, Mid-West Band Festival '56, Solo and Ensemble Contest '56-'57, Band Section Leader '56-'57, Thespians '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Student Council '54, Slide Rule Club '56-'57. PHYLLIS JOHNSON BARBARA JOYCE JONES Transfer 56, All-Tournament Basketball '57. Cap- tain Senior Championship Basketball Team '57, All-Tournament Volleyball '56. CAROL LEA JONES Student Council '55-'56, National Merit Scholarship Examination '56-'57, Intramural Basketball Cham- pions '56-'57, All-Tournament Softball '54-'55, Lit- erary Guild '54-'57, Secretary Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Vice-President Commercial Club '56-'57, Future Nurses '55-'56, Senior Play '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, National Poetry Anth. '54-'55, Songs of Youth '54-'55, Dee Walker Poetry Contest '54-'55, NOMA Spelling Contest '55-'57, Posture Contest '56-'57, Honorable Mention All-Tournament Bas- ketball '55-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intra- Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball , fy , , 1 ,, ff 352 ' :Q Y ff ' x ': V ., p i , ff' A is I MARY CATHERINE KENNY Senior Play '56-'57, Literary Guild '54-'55, '55-'57, J.A. Production Manager '55-'56, J.A. Treas- urer '56-'57. WILBERT LaFLEUR Operetta '56, Industrial Arts Club '57. EVELYN LAMAR JEAN LANGLEY JIMMY KEAHEY Reporter D. Ei. Club, State D. E. Contest Delegate '56-'57, D. E. '55-'57, Key Club, J.A., DeMolay. EDITH KENNARD Girls' State '56, Senior Play '56-'57, Thespians- Literary Guild Play '56-'57, Sophomore Play '54-'55, May Fete '55, Literary Guild '54-'57, Vice-President Literary Guild '56, F.T.A. '54-'57, Thespians '54-'57, Best Performance Sophomore Play '55, Girls' In- tramural Basketball Champions '57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Stingorama Tales Staff '56-'57, Senior Declamation '56-'57, Junior Rotarian '56-'57, F.H.A. '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, 'x 5 is W ,,,, f f' 5 i ,f sr' 4 . , ss- X f ' ' If - - ,iii 93 , si ,asf ff ss -- 5. ,. h 'ff ,Q fr I 4, .M V A , V, ' GENE BYRON LATHAM Senior Favorite '56-'57, Student Council '57, Stu- dent Council Vice-President '57, Key Club '54-'57, Key Club President '56-'57, J.A. '56-'57, J.A. Presi- dent '56-'57, J.A. Vice-President '56-'57, May Fete '55, May Fete King '57, Teen Club President '56-'57, DeMolay Past Master Councillor, G.S.L. Representative, Junior Rotarian '57, Junior Class Treasurer '55-'56, Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms '56, Rainbow Beau '56, American Legion Govern' ment Day Constable '57, Thespians '55-'57, Youth Theater '56, Youth Theater Director '57, Boys' Chorus Line '56-'57, Band '54-'56, All-District Band '54-'56, Tri-State Band '54-'55. CHARLES LEE Football Co-Captain '56, School Favorite '57, Senior Class President '56-'57, Football Letterman '54-'57, Student Council President '57, T Association President '57, T Association Vice-President '55-'56, Football Good Sportsmanship Award '56, Junior Class Vice-President '55-'56, Sophomore Class Vice-President '55g Track '54-'56, F.H.A. Beau '56-'57, Press Club President '56-'57, Annual Sports Editor '56-'57, Senior Activities Committee '56-'57, Stingorama Entries '55-'56, Thespians '54-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Thespians-Literary Guild Play '55a'56, Senior Play '56-'57, Thespians- Literary Guild Play 56-'57, Junior Rotarian '56. RONALD F. LINDSEY Junior Play '55-'56, D. E. Club '56-'57, Thespians '55-'56, Biology Club '54-'55. ARTHUR LOCHRIDGE Cheerleader '55-'56, Student Council '54-'57, Senior Play '57, Thespians-Literary Guild Plays '55-'57, Thespians '54-'57, Thespians Vice-President '56-'57, Best Thespians '56-'57, Debate '56-'57, Biology Club '54-'56, Biology Club Vice-President '55-'56, I. L. Play '56-'57, T Association '55-'56. www PATRICIA ANN McCALL Literary Guild '55 57, Commercial Club '54-'55. ROY W. McCALL, JR. Key Club '56-'57, J.A. '56 57. PATRICIA LOVE I. L. Tennis Doubles '54, F.H.A. '54-'55, Intramural Archery '54-'55, Intramural Volleyball '54-'55, WALTER LEE LOVING D. E. Club Parliamentarian '56-'57, D. E. Club '55-'57, J.A. SHARON LOYD BOUDREAUX Band '54-'55, Intramural Basketball '54-'55, Intra- mural Badminton '56, JEAN McBRIDE Girls' State '56, Editor-in-Chief Stingorama '56-'57, Stingorama Essay Editor '55-'56, Literary Guild President '57, F.T.A. President '56-'57, lst Place I Speak for Democracy '55-'56, Junior Play '55-'56, Sophomore Play '54-'55, Literary Guild- Thespian Play '56-'57, lst Place Essay Contest '54-'55, lst Place S. S.-T.S.C.W. Contest '54-'55, May Fete '55-'56, Thespians '54-'57, G.S.L. Dele- gate '54-'57, Press Club '56-'57, Stingorama Tales Staff '56-'57, Youth Theater '55-'57, I. L. Play '56-'57, Junior Rotarian '56-'57, Senior Activities Committee '56-'57, Director of Literary Guild Play '54-'55, Student Council '55-'56, F.T.A. Contest Delegate '57. my ,6,wMQ,,,V . ,,,.,,.. .wp ,,,, , YW. -.X , - MADELEINE MCDERMOTT . Editor Stingaree Tales '57,,Senior Class Secre- tary '56, Senior Activities Committee '56, Editor- in-Chief Stingorama '56, Literary Guild President '56, Literary Guild Vice-President '57, Literary Guild Secretary '55-'56, F.T.A. Historian '56-'57, Thespians Secretary '56, Sophomore Class Secre- tary '54-'55, Student Council '56, Stingorama Art G.S.L. '57, Junior Rotarian '56, Press Club '56-'57, Editor '57, Short Story Editor Stingorama '55, I. L. Typing '56, National Merit Scholarship Exam- ination '56, lst Place Danforth Art Exhibit '56, 2nd Place T.C.H.S. Art Exhibit '56, National Essay Anth. '56, Associate,Editor Stingaree Tales '56, NOMA Spelling Contest '57, Mer. Mar. Contest '57, Literary Guild Play '54, Literary Guild '54-'57, Thespians '55-'57, F.T.A. '56-'57, Youth Theater '56, Musical '56, J.A. '56-'57, J.A. Secretary '56. WALTER S. McDONALD Band '54-'57, Tri-State Band '54-'55, Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Key Club '54-'57, J.A. '56-'57, Mid-West Band Clinic '56. AN N McVAY N Senior Play '57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'56, Intramural Basketball '55, Intramural Softball '55-'56, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Biology Club '55-'56, Intramural Archery '56. CHARLINE MARTIN Future Nurses Club '56-'57, Intramural Basketball Champions '56-'57. GENE MCCOSLIN MARY KATHERINE McCULLOUGH Cheerleader '55-'57, T Association '55-'57, Intra- mural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, All-Tournament Basketball '54-'56, Intra- mural Softball '54-'5'7, All-Tournament Softball '55-'56, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Badminton Doubles Champions '54-'55, Press Club '56-'57, Lit- erary Guild '54-'55, Senior Play '56-'57, NOMA Spelling Contest '55-'56, Opt. Queen Candidate '55-'56, Stingaree Tales Staff '56-'57, Student Council '55-'56, Collegiates '56-'57. JUDY MARTIN All-Tournament Volleyball '54-'55, All-Tournament Basketball '55-'56, Championship Volleyball Team '56-'57, Commercial Club '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Band '54-'55, THORNTON MEDLEY DOROTHY MELANCON PHYLLIS MELVIN Co-Drum Major '56-I57, Majorette '55 56, J.A. '56-'57, J.A. Treasurer '56-'57, May Fete '55-'56, Junior Play '55-i56, Junior Rotarian A56-'57, Student Council '56-'57, lst Place Posture Contest '56-'57, 3rd Place Posture Contest '55-'56, 3rd Place Arch- ery Contest '55-'56, Commercial Club Secretary '56-'57, Thespians '54-l56, Band '54-'57, Mid-West Band Festival '56-'57, Tri-State Band Festival ,54-'55, Band Section Leader '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Stingorama Typist '56-'57, All- District Band '55-'56, Solo-Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Literary Guild '56-'57, Biology Club '54-,55, Stingof rama Entries '55-'56, Intramural Basketball '54-I57, Intramural Baseball '54-,57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton ,54-'55, Intramural Archery '55-'57. MITZI INEZ MUELLER Collegiates '57, Senior Play ,57, Thespians '55-'57, Literary Guild '54-'57, Commercial Club ,56-'57, J.A. '56-,57, Little Theater '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Stingorama Entries '56-'57. LINDA LEE MULLER All-School Favorite '56-'57, Football Queen '56-'57, Junior Favorite '55-'56, Cheerleader '55-'57, Prof. Eng. Math Award '5r?'5'7, Prof. Eng. Chem. Award '55-'56, Student Council Secretary '55-'56, lst Place Posture Contest '54-'55, Student Council '54-'56, Literary Guild '54-'57, Literary Guild Treasurer '55, F.T.A. '54-'55, T Association l55f'57, TU Association Chaplain '56-'57, Slide Rule Club '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Senior Play '56-'57, Junior Rotarian '56-'57, National Merit Scholarship Examination '56-'57, National Essay Contest '56-l57, Senior Favorite Candidate '56-'57, Sweetheart Can- didate '56-'57, May Fete ,56-'57. JOYCE ANN MEWIS Band '54-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Mid- West Band Festival ,56-'57, Solo and Ensemble Con- test '55-'57, Intramural Volleyball Captain '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Archery '55-'57, P. E. Class Captain '56-'57, Intramural Baseball '56-'57. 1 WAYNE DAVID MIRE Baseball Letterman '55-'57, Key Club '56-'57, T Association '55-'57, Biology Club '54-'55, NORMA MOORE Intramural Volleyball Champions 56-'57, Intra- mural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Literary Guild '54-'57, Biology Club '55-'56, Junior Red Cross '56-'57. BETTY KAY MUELLER MYRTIS CAROLYN NORTON lst Place Junior Intramural Archery Contest '55-'56, Intramural Archery l55-'57, Thespians '55-'57, Thespians-Literary Guild Play '55-'56, Liter- ary Guild Play '54-'55, Literary Guild '54-I57, Ser- geant-at-Arms Literary Guild '56-'57, Commercial Club '56-'57, F.T.A. '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Senior Play '56-'57, Collegiates '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Junior Red Cross President '56-'57, Junior Red Cross Delegate '56-'57, Junior Red Cross Representative '56-,57, Intra- mural Badminton '54-'55, Intramural Volleyball '54-'56, Intramural Basketball '54-I57, Intramural Baseball '54-'57. JANICE OWENS Intramural Badminton '56, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57, Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Softball '55-'57, Commercial Club '55, Sergeant-at Arms Biology Club '56, F.H.A. '55. JIMMY OWENS HENRY EDWARD PADGETT, JR. Vice-President Senior Class '56-'57, Sergeant-at Arms Senior Class '56-'57, Most Valuable Player Award-Football '56-'57, Meat Grinder Award '56-'57, All-Mainland-Football '55, Football Letter- man '54-'56, Football Tri-Captain '56-'57, Basket- ball '54-'55, Basketball Letterman '54-'55, HTH As- sociation 54-'56, Sergeantfat-Arms T Association '56-I57, Senior Activities Committee ,56-'57. LUCY NAQUIN K Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Badmin- ton ,54, Intramural Achery '55, Commercial Club '56-'57. MAXINE NIEDERHOFER Press Club '56-I57, Commercial Club '54-'55, Intra- mural Basketball '54-,57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Bad- minton '54-I57, Band '54-'56, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'56, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Honorable Mention All-Tournament Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Basketball Champions '56-'57, NOMA Spelling Contest '54-'55, Stingorama Tales Staff '56-'57, J.A. l56-'57. f ' ' ,,,, I J 3 Q 'P ?W nf 7 JOE CRUZ PENA THOMAS PENNINGTON CARROL PENTECOST PATSY PITT Annual Editor '57, Editor Stingaree Tales '56, Secretary Press Club '56-'57, Girls' State '56, Edi- tor Girls' State Newspaper '56, Stingaree Tales Staff '55-'57, Advertising Editor Annual '56, Press Club '55-'57, Junior Play '56, Junior Rotarian '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '56, Sun Correspondent '56-'57, Galveston News Correspondent '56, Thes- pians '54-'56, Literary Guild '54-'55, Teenettes '55-'56, Sophomore Play '54-'55, School Musical '54, Intramural Badminton '54-'55. JOHN L. RAMBIN MELBA RANDALL , JEANNETTE PLAKE Literary Guild '54-'55, Thespians '56-'57, Commer- cial Club '56-'57, Senior Play '56-'57, Collegiates '56-'57, PATTY POLSON LAVERNE PREWITT WILMA FLOY RAHN Band '54-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Mid- West Band Festival '56-'57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Student Council '56, Picture Editor Annual '56-'57, Stingaree Tales Staff '56-'57, Student Director Senior Play '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57, Intramural Basketball '55-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Stingorama Entries '55-'56, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. IRBY RAY FRANCES MARGO REA Head Drill Major '56, Majorette '55-'56, Band '54-'56, All-District Band '55-'56, I. L. Twirling Contest '54-'56, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'56, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55. Senior Fa- vorite Candidate '56-'57. F.F.A. Sweetheart Candi- date '56-'57, Rainbow Wor. Ad. '56-'57, Mav Fete '56, 'May Fete Maid of Honor '57, Youth Theater Musician, Junior Play '55-'56, Stingaree Tales Staff KLINT RASMUSSEN Key Club '57, Junior Play '56, Baseball '57, Junior Rotarian '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '57. ' JAMES WALLACE RATTERREE Key Club '55-'57, Sergeant-at-Arms Kev Club '56-'57, J.A. '55-'57, J.A. Sales Manaeer '56. J.A. Vice-President '56, J.A. President '57. Achieve- ment Association '56-'57, Thespians '56-'57. Band '54-'57, Junior Play '56, National Merit Scholar- ship Examination Semi-Finalist '57, National Merit Scholarship Examination Finalist '57, Spanish Scholarship Contest '57, Tri-State Orchestra '55, Stingorama Entries '54-'56, Jude's Boys' Chorus Line '56-'57, Mid-West National Band Clinic '57, Tri-State Band Festival '55. '56-'57, Thespians '54-'56, Press Club '56-'57, J.A. '55, Intramural Volleyball- '54-'55. GAINES ALTON REYNOLDS Choir '55-'56, Meet Arizona '56, Senior Play '57, Thespians '57, Industrial Arts Club '57, Biology Club '55-'56. PAT RICHARDSON . f - , sm- g ifs ws 1 s Wg, W Z, -,.,,, QQW, if Q, , 7 Qi kwa Z I , . j , , ,f,f,f y ykfi' ,. U27 1-, , 6 ff, 1, .W ,X f W M J CHARLES PHILLIP RILEY National Merit Scholarship Finalist '57, Prof. Eng. Awards in Chemistry and Physics '57, American Legion Auxiliary Award in History '56. 7 MARY ELLEN RIOS I W, all WY if ' lv, Jumru KAY niocsns Biology Club '55-'56. JERRY ROHACEK PATRICIA RYAN F JOHN CHARLES SHANNON Basketball '54-'57, Basketball Letterman '55-'57, Basketball Co-Captain '56-'57, Football Letterman '56-'57, Track Letterman '55-'56, T Association '55-'57, Vice-President T Association '57, Junior Play '55-'57, National Poetry Anth. '56-'57. MARY MARGARETTE SHARP J.A. '56-'57, J.A. Treasurer '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Commercial Club Secretary '56-'57, Thes- pians '54-'56, Literary Guild '56-'57, Band '54-'57, All-District Band '55-'56, Mid-West Band Festival '56-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Biology Club '54 55, Band Section Leader '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Stingorama Entries '56-'57, Stingo- rama Typist '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, All-Regional Band '54-'56, Tri-State Band '54-'55. Band '54-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Tri- State Twirling Contest '54-'55, Mid-West Band Fes- tival '56-'57, Twirling Contest '54-'56, Senior Play '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Volleyball Champions '56-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Intramural Archery '56-'57, Commercial Club '54-'55, J.A. '55-'57, J.A. Assistant Sales Manager '55, J.A. Secretary '56-'57. LEATRICE SANDERS Band '54-'57, Tri-State Band '54-'55, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'55, Mid-West Band Festival '56-'57, Literary Guild '54-'56, F.T.A. '56-'57, Senior Play '56-'57, Intra- mural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Badminton '55-'57, J.A. 56-'57. RICHARD G. SCHWARZ Football '54-'56, Track '55-'56, Track Co-Captain '56, T Association '54-'57, Student Council '56, President Student Council '56, Vice-President Ju- nior Red Cross '56-'57, Junior Rotarians '56, Thes- pians-Literary Guild Play '57, Senior Play '57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Winner Danforth Art Exhi- bit '56, Winner T.C.H.S. Art Exhibit '57. FAYE LYNN SELLERS Band '54-'57, Tri-State Band '54-'55, All-District Band '54-'57, All-Regional Band '55-'57, All-State Band '56-'57, Mid-West Band Festival '56-'57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Intramural Badmin- ton '54-'55, Intramural Archery '55-'57, Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Softball '54-'57, Champion Volleyball Team '56-'57, All-Tournament Volleyball Team '56-'57, 3rd Place Posture Contest '54-'55, '56-'57, 2nd Place Posture Contest '55-'56, Thespians '55-'57, Literary Guild '54-'55, Press Club '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Senior Play '56-'57, Junior Class Secretary '55-'56, Senior Class Treasurer '57, Senior Activities Committee '57, Stingaree Tales Staff '56-'57, Picture Editor Annual '56-'57, Na- tional Essay Anth. '56-'57, Band Secretary '56-'57, Stingorama Entries '54-'56, NOMA Spelling '55-'57, J.A. Secretary '56, J.A, Sales Manager '57. W .,-.,,,,, , ,.... 4 mf in , 5 P it 'f K ,W W VV , Q ,fz 3' ' ' ff Q f if L ff I ' ' ,f ' 'A V I' f :ferr- ':t:'ii fx.-w.umf.::wfwe-A- -A 'V 'H - ' JAMES SMITH Junior Class Favorite '56, Most Valuable Player Award in Basketball '55-'57, Honorable Mention All-State Basketball '57, All-District Basketball '57, District Scoring Champion 12AAAA '57, Basket- ball Letterman '54-'57, T Association' '55-'57, Secretary T Association '56-'57, Sophomore Class President 54-'55, Junior Class President '55-'56, Senior Vice-President '56, Student Council '54-'56, Senior Activities Committee '56. JOHNNY M. SMITH Tri-State Band '54, All-District Band '54-'57, All- Regional Band '55-'57, Mid-West Band Clinic '56, Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Thespians '57, Band '54-'57, J.A. '55-'56, Section Leader '55-'57. BEVERLY ANN' SPEARMAN Transfer, Senior Play, Thespians '56-'57, Speech Club President '56-'57, F.T.A. '56-'57, Stingorama Entry '55-'56, Choir '55-'56, Meet Arizona '56, Girls' Choir Ensemble '56-'57, Intramural Volley- ball Champions '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. JERRY STIFFLEMIRE I A YucA LEE SHEAFOR Girls' State '56, Senior Play '57, Junior Play '56, Sophomore Play '54, Associate Editor Stingaree Tales '57, Collegiates '57, Thespians '54-'56, F.T.A. '56-'57, Commercial Club '56-'57, Program Chair- man Commercial Club '57, Press Club '56-'57, F.H.A. '55-'56, Literary Guild '54-'56, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intramural Basketball '55-'57, Intramural Softball '55-'57, Intramural Badminton '55, Intramural Archery '57, Youth Theater '56, Musician '56, May Fete '55-'56. FAYE SIEMS HOWARD STILLINGER WILMA STINGEL JO ANN STRATTON JERRY SULLIVAN Thespians '55-'56, Basketball Manager '55-'56, T Association '56-,57, D. E. Club '56-'57. My W M 59 aj M fs f ff' mi 'V ' at f ' - 6356 ' ' 2 5 31 4- ,cj ., f ' D ' , t 5 . DON LARRY TALBERT Football '54-'57, Football Letterman '54-'57, Basket- ball '54-'57, Basketball Letterman '55-'57, Baseball '54-'57, Baseball Letterman '55-'57, 2nd Team All- District Football '56-'57, Honorable Mention All- District Basketball '56 57, Basketball Co-Captain '56-'57, T Association '55-'57, T Association Treasurer ,56-'57, Student Council Vice President '56, Student Council '56-,57, Senior Activities Com- mittee '57. SUZANNE TATE Cheerleader ,56-'57, Girls' State '56, Opt. Queen '56-'57, Junior Play '55-'56, Sophomore Play '54-'55, May Fete ,55, Student Council '55, All-Tournament Softball Team '55, Best Sportsmanship Honorable Mention Basketball '56-'57, T Association '56-'57, Thespians '54-'56, F.H.A. '55f'56, National Essay Anth. 57, Band '54-'56, Majorette '55-'56, All-Dis- trict Band '54-'56, Tri-State Band '55, AlleRegiona1 Band ,55-'56, All'State Band '55-'56, Candidate Ju- nior Favorite '55-'56, Candidate Senior Favorite '56 57, Candidate All-School Favorite '56-'57, Foot- ball Queen Candidate '57, Basketball Queen Candi- date '57, Sweetheart Candidate '57, Junior Rotarian '57. MARGIE JOY SULLIVAN Intramural Volleyball '54-'56, Intramural Softball '54-'56, Intramural Badminton '54-'55, Badminton Ssigigggs Champion '55, Intramural Basketball LAU RA LYNN SUMME RS KENNETH GAYLON SURRATT Football '54-'56, Basketball '55-'57, Basketball B Team Most Valuable Player '55-'56, Baseball '55-'57, Football Letterman '54-'56, Basketball Letterman '56-'57, Baseball Letterman '54-'57, T Association '54-'57, T Association Sergeant-at Arms '56-'57, Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms '56, 2nd Team All-District Football '56. DOLORES SWEARINGEN PAT TENHET Senior Play '57, Junior Play '56, Thespians '55-'56, Stingorama Entries '55-'56, National Merit Scholar- ship Examination '56, NOMA Spelling Contest '54-'57, Intramural Boxing '55-'56, Intramural Vol- leyball '57, Intramural Softball '57. ANN L. TRAHAN F.H.A. '54-'56, Commercial Club '54-'55, Intramural Volleyball '54-'56, Intramural Softball '54-'55, In- tramural Basketball '55-'56, 2nd Place Senior Pos- ture Contest '56-'57. DORETTA UPTON Band '54-'55, Intramural Volleyball '54-'55, Intra- mural Softball '54-'55, Future Nurses Club '55-'56, Tri-State Band '54-'55. LONNIE VANDERFORlD ALENE TATUM SANDRA TAYLOR RAY VAN VOSS BETTY ARLENE WAGGONER Sophomore Favorite '54-'55, Basketball Queen Can- didate '55, Junior Favorite Candidate '56, School Favorite Candidate '57, Sweetheart Candidate '57, Senior Favorite Candidate '57, Senior Activities Committee '56-'57, Band '54-'57, All-District Band '54-'55, Band Treasurer '56-'57, Intramural Bas- ketball '55-'57, Intramural Volleyball '54-'57, Intra- mural Softball '54-'57, All-Tournament Softball '56, Thespians '54-'56, J.A. Vice-President '56, Senior Pay '56-'57, Tennis Team '55-'56, Literary Guild '55-'56, I. L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '54-'57, Tri-State Band Festival '54-'55, Mid-West National Band Clinic '56-'57, I. L. Twirling Contest '54, Junior Red Cross '56, PHYLLIS ANN WALTERS LYNDEL ARLENE WEATHERS Alternate to Girls' State '56, Junior Play '55, Sophomore Treasurer '54-'55, Stingaree Tales Staff '55-'56, Press Club '55-'56, D. E. Club '56f57, D. E. Club Secretary '56-'57, I. L. Typing Contest '55, F.T.A. '55-'56, Literary Guild '54-'55. ' -.s 1 ,V , r yfgea, E- , , W- - ' ' 5 fs? f A I Ig.- I , 527' in , 1. I X K JERRY ANN WEBB Choir '55-'56, Operetta '56, D. E. Club '56-'57, Commercial Club '54-'55, F.H.A. '54-'55. a s RUDY WEDEMEYER -l', A A 1 f . Most Outstanding Speech Student '56-'57, Most Out- ,,,, l , ,, 4 A standing Thespians '56-'57, Thespians-Literary S' - Guild Play Award '57, Best Thespians Award '56, gf I Best Key Clubber Award '56, Thespians Presi- Q1 + - dent '56-'57, Key Club Vice-President '56-'57, Senior 5 1 - .9 Activities Committee '56-'57, Debate '56-'57, 2nd f P ' ' Place I Speak for Democracy Contest '57, Thes- f I, pians-Literary Guild Play '57, National Poetry I Anth. '54-'55, Student Council '55-'57, Senior Play ' 'l't '57, Speech Club Treasurer '56, Operetta '56, I. L. , ' Play '57. TOM WICKHAM . Industrial Arts Club '56-'57, Slide Rule Club '56-'57. JOHNNY WILDS DONALD WESTRUP F.F.A. '56-'57, Greenhand Vice-President '55- 56, Chapter Farmer President, Radio Broadcasting Team, Senior Farm Skills Team. JIMMY WICKHAM Industrial Arts Club '56-'57. GRACIE WINTON Choir T55-'56, Meet Arizona '56. DON WITT Band '54-'57, Sophomore Play '55, Key Club '55-'57 J.A. '55-'57, J.A. Vice-President '56, Thespians '57 Senior Play '56-'57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'57, All-District Band '56, Youth Theater '56 Junior Play '56. MAFIE WOOD Thespians '54-'57, F.T.A. '55-'56, Commercial Club '55-'56, Press Club '54-'55, F.H.A. Secretary '57, F.H.A. '56-'57. BETTY SUE WILLIAMS Choir '56-'57, Senior Play '56-'57, F.H.A. '56-'57 Biology Club '54-'55, Intramural Softball '55-'56, ball '55-'57. JIMMY WILLIAMS Mid Term, Baseball Letterman '54-'56, Baseball ment '55, All-Tournament Team Texas City-Main- land Tournament '56, Basketball '53-'56, B Team Basketball '53-'54, Intramural Basketball '54, Bas- ketball Letterman '54-'56, All-District Basketball '54-'55, T Association '54-'56, T Association Secretary '55-'56, T Association President '56-'57, Junior Class Treasurer '55, Student Council '54, May Fete '54-'56, School Favorite Candidate '56, National Essay Anth. '56. Collegiates 4 3 x Intramural Basketball '54-'57, Intramural Volley- '54-'56, All-Tournament Team Oleander Tourna- 2, 'cn GJ O F .E Q3 .c H c: o VJ Q9 Vi ,.. Q9 ee Above: The Senior A cu I-1 D-4 'U as 5-4 aa :v o 6. 'U cu an s.. DD 4 U5 as E 5 1-3 V1 o Q as 4-3 cvs s.. o -Q cu Ii aa as E o U2 U C 5 Q of high At right: What's the matter, Quinny? Afraid 5. VJ GJ 'U 5 Q9 .-1 QQ v-1 C5 -mf. NM H 4 2 E ff V QW! iff ,, H 1 if Z A Qi :fp ' mf gf f 4, if ' QNX: A 'W 13. i x , , ,q 2 r M, fy! yi f 5 ,X f I 4 X fy 1 W ff V0 KR X 4-f X25 9. Z W Ln. x . AJ FIRST SEMESTER Bottom row, left to right Delane Byrd, Jean Mc- Bride, Betty Waggoner, Madeleine McDermott. Top row: Wayne Chap- man, Charles Lee, James Smith. SENIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE SECOND SEMESTER Bottom row, left to right: Betty Waggoner, Delane Byrd, Jean McBride, Faye Lynn Sellers. Top row: Don Talbert, Eddie Padgett, Charles Lee. Inset: Keith Fuller. FIRST SEMESTER President , Larry Brown Vice-President 4 . . Stephen Muller Secretary . . . . , Sandra Bledsoe Treasurer . . . . . Marie McIntosh , Left to right: Larry Brown, Stephen Muller, Sandra Bledsoe, Marie McIntosh. SECOND SEMESTER President . . , . . Jon Kiekbusch Vice-President . . , Jay Arrington Secretary . , . , Sandra Bledsoe Treasurer , . . Maureen Killeen Sergeants-at-Arms . . John House and Bob Dupuy CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jon Kiekbusch, Jay Arrington, Sandra Bledsoe, Maureen Killeen, John House Bk . r.1.i .. qt , Bill Adams Glynn Alexander Jay AI'I'iI'lgt0!1 Ruth Arrington What are they doin' that for, daddy??? Janelle Black Lazelle Black Dianne Alston Judith Atkins Richard Bagby as - f, W Barbara Barfield Rl 1 'rt . Q L Irma Alvarez Edward Anderson Patricia Avant Judy Bailey 1 3 Wee , X ,.', ff . 54' Q i ff Michael Belluomini Judy Ayars Mary Lee Bailey Wannell Biscamp a B Sandra Bledsoe Patricia Bodine Joyce Bothe Shirley Boyett , A , A a , ' 1 X y J x r Tommy Cameron Jerry Claunch Guy Compton Deborah Conrad R' Ava Brown Larry Brown Richard Carroll Maxine Chase 5 Braden Claxton Pat Cloninger 5 f 1 Ted Conner Richard Conner Virginia Cox Linda Cozza Tommy Bullington Shepherd Burton Tommye Anne Childs Robert Ciabattoni Hey-what is she talkin' abouf??? Lloyd Criss Leta Cunningham Bette Mae Cuyos N A,1V Ronny DeArman Jimmy Dickey Mike Dickey Robert Dotson Myrna Dudley Bob DuPuy Billie Ruth Eason x Wha1 cha doing?? Brenda English Tommy Estep Sylvia Evans Dalton Ewing Wayne Fortner Trudy Froeschl Wayne Fuller Maxine Galbreath Mary Frances Dlabay Jan Endicott Mary Agnes Estrada Nancy Faulkner ' I I ' , 3 ,451l, Bobby Gardner Z Gloria Garza Beverly Goodbar 9-MV Sharron Green Robert Gumaer Joyce Heathco Carole Hertenberger Ruth Hodges Virginia Hodges Eva Jean Green Joyce Hamrick Margaret Hill Tommy Hogle Jimmy Green Margie Green Susan Hanson Mildred Harlow Who erased that board? X ya Harriet Hopkins John House James Howard David Huffman Karen Hutchins Nora Mae Hutchins Jerry Ingram Corky Irwin Richard Jacobson Billy Joe James Lila Jeanfreau Sandy Jensen Happy Coach?? Johnny King Mary Louise King Frank Wayne Johns Marjorie Jones Jon Kiekbusch i Shirley Kirkpatrick Riffs, KES Carol Johnson James Jones Sally Jones Ramona Keels Maureen Killeen Bonnie King Jan Koehler Judy Koehler f9 '0- A J, y . f I f 2 t17'w -1 Marvin Kubin Ellen Kuhn Lanny Landtroop Ronald Lee John Leopard 1 f 9' Mx-srl 4- I ' L Tess Lindsay Davis Llenos George Loeckle Shirley Lowe Jimmy Lytle Sara Kay Mace Bobby Manning Kenneth Manross Such enthusiasm! Delores Martin Dores Martin Shirley Martin 4' .fwf , if ,f 9 I . 15.32 . - Q7,T.uf f , if 'lq 4 Bill May Jeff Medley Jackie Meier Betty McDuffie Marie McIntosh Gloria Miles Nancy Miller Bill Mitchell Drucilla Moore Pat Morgan 24 X if Constance Morris Starling Moseley Stephen Muller Jesse Muniz Gordon Myers 'Nw ff N 'Es H , Florence Nalley Jo Ann Naron Barbara Newsome Is school ouf?? Angelita Orozco Sammy Parker Sue Parsons Brenda Pate Murry Penland Laura Peveto Tommy Phelps Jo Ann Philips Margaret Pickens Vernice Pritchard Norma Dee Ray Janet Roach Margaret Rodriguez Jerry Powell Mary Beth Powell Sharon Power Clayton Price David Pulley Jane Putnam Jack Ramaker Phyllis Ramsey APHQ Wi O. M. Rector John Reece Well you see, if's this way . . . Lionel Roach Rebecca Robinson Ronald Rogers Gloria Saucier Jesse Schmitz Marilyn Sealock Kervin Sellers Stanley Sewell Don Sherwood Joe Shipley Joan Shaver f . f f f ww ' s If 1 f 1 Q , af Y Aff Wx V bi? My Marvin Skaggs W Q' ,J V I ,f Q Mn Watch the birdie, Mr. Hardin! Glen Smith Alice Stanton Patricia Stott Marcia Martha Stutts Joann Shaver Gail Shepherd 4 4 f Don Smith Elaine Smith Barbara Spencer Deanna Stamm Tommy Sterling Preston Stinnett Aleene Tadlock Floyd Thompson Linda Thompson Anita Trusty Laura Walker Sue Beth Wallace Rosie Lee Ward Is.. Ronald Todd M Irma Valdez Melva Walker Barbara Walters Nancy Warren Concepcion Torres f' K x - gh d V V as rr - '5 ,V ' of M 4 Priscilla Vines , 5 in x 'V .1 Q f Q1 VC Vi!! mn rl, ff, ,Z Russie Lynn Walker 'i QQ ZX, ' 5 ,f-' GN Steve Walters Clara Jo Watson nz. Myra Trimble Warner Triplett J oan Voiles Alice Voorhees Why aren'f you sfudying??? Malcolm Waugh Chip WHYY19 fuk ? Billie Webb Bobby Webb Mary Jane Welch Pat Westbrook David Westmoreland William Wheeler Fred White Rheba White Ben Whitley D. B. Whittington Benny Wilbanks Linda Wilcox Winona Wilds f w Takin' if easy if X. Danny Wilson Elva Wisner Clem Wohleb Ella Wohleb Alton Wolfe James Wright Magdalena Ydrogo Jerry Young Royce Ann Young Amelia Zaragoza 5- Above: Coach Dupuy speaks at the annual Basketball Banquet. Left: Jean McBride, Delane Byrd, and Ruth Arrington-FTA State Convention Dele- gates. Below: After-Dinner leisure at the Basket- ball Banquet. Coaches Don Clark and Phil Koonce and Sun Sportswriter Danny Grant check the score at half-time. CoachADupuy and the Sting- arees wait at the sidelines as they watch the team play. twig ., Wim I' Waiting for someone girls? FIRST SEMESTER President . . . , , Jimmy Jimenez Vice-President , A . Cynthia Coffal Secretary-Treasurer . Nedra Scoggins Left to right: Jimmy Jimenez, Cynthia Coffal, Nedra Scoggins. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jimmy Jimenez, Sam W, Morphew, Virginia Holland. KK SECOND SEMESTER President . J , . Jimmy Jimenez Vice-President . , . Sam Morphew Secretary-Treasurer . Virginia Holland Dorothy Acree Frank Alexander 'B ,., 1 I-+21 , .vw ifv, , A i ,ei 54 f - A' A, , we K 2, lf rs. , xi V, ffm Q Nancy Arnhamn Kathryn Atkins Don't Swallow If Gary Bennett Don Benskin i Wayne Amos Christine Bach Rebecca Ball Elaine Bearden Jackie Bergeron William Anderson Eddie Baker f 5 ,ca ,, , , -., 'f ,, gf Jimmy Barlow Lee L. Bearden Barbara Armstrong Grover Baldwin Sue Barneycastle Bernadette Beltran Frances Bierman Luckie Biggs M W ' A Qevw V vi Q 2 if f Zlhm ,, Edwin Biscamp Marvin Bolen Myrtle Ann Bozeman N. A., E Susanne Bray John Broussard Charles Bishop Billy Botkin 49 'fda , Kenny Bradley Jean Brooks Crystal Bruggman Jeffie Bishop David Blackburn Lois Blanchard Alpha Bozeman Billy Bozeman Lanette Bozeman Jerry Brandt Nancy Brooks x an fi LW? . V .f r ' rv f V 1 ,Q Q- - 'q1P'!V 'X 'V A mi Vx, V aw, ,V 3, -is , Bill Bryant Did Someone Call Me? Betty Buchanan Kenneth Buchanan Linda Burgin Judy Bushart Ronnie Byers Elizabeth Calk Richard Canales Mario Cano Martha Rae Carroll Teachers Should Sef An Example Sharon Chaffin Donna Jo Cochran Clarice Coffey Douglas Comer i, Q '- . ,.. x 2 ' .3 'A f 4 ' ' '2 Q A. L. Byrd Cynthia Caffall flag 3 Jr ' ff' ,Q215 X V K Ruben Cano James Carroll W 4 G1- 4 f X i I - S i t e k 'Shelia Casey Linwood Cayton Q f Zia Mary Sue Chatham Gerald Ciabottoni 2 Q 1 Sy X 3 y X 'GK ,Q ,f N, 'S fl Wag gf W Guy Coombs Jerry Cooper Eddie Covington Berta Cruthis Betty Davis N- ami V. ,SQQ 6 va 1 if l- tie er ' Q, f ,QV ,Q 1 5 fs Felix DeZengotita Billy Dillon Don Cox Steve Cox Conrad Cuyos Alb-ert Daigle Cynthia Ann Davis Kenneth Davis Johnny DeZengotita Dick Dickey V, I, , T0mmY DiShbUI'89I' Oliver Dotson Richard Coyle Dona Kae Criss Lynn Danforth Sandra Daniel Cheerleaders Are Busy People Elaine Dowd Mary Jane Dowling Carole Drummond Beverly Elliot Terry English Carolyn Erdmann Jim Pat Evans Fay Fears Marcie Fergerson Judy Fitch Mary Fuller Wafchin' All The Girls Go By Lonnie Gannon George Gee Linda Geisenberg Gloria Gilbert Camille Fussell Mary Helen Gardner Mary Gilbert Barbara Etheredge Effie Lee Forest Betty Gallion MZ , F ,ylb ,- ,yyi. Rosalie Garton .i,i? V Vasco Gilbert Barbara Girardin Tony Gray Chuck Griggs Jackie Hale Burton Hallmark Gwendolyn Gist Robert Greer Gwynne Griner Nancy Lee Hale Sharon Hancock Pat Graham Paxton Gremillion Janet Hager Tommie Ruth Hall Lynn Hamrick Betty Graves Wayne Graves Ann Grice Carroll Griffin Look lnieresfed, Girls Donald Haney Elmo Haney 4 , f,g X f 1 I ff 4, f fi, Xi .fx Mff if af so f W Q9 ills ii ' ' K 4? Kay Hanna Wanda Hardin Nancy Hare Mary Harris Naurice Harvey Mary Hattem Jan Heerrsen Linda Henderson Virginia Herod Charles Herrington Kay Hickman David Hightower Morris Lee Hill Learning How to Avoid the Shocks of Life , X 4h wx, 0 f ' if f S z f Q , 1 ,MW W 44 David Hilton Patsy Hipp Roseann Hluboky -.,ff-11 ' cf fn, ,f , 1, W' fy, ' 3 X Virginia Holland Sharon Howard Rodney Howell Virginia Howell Ralph Huffman Judy Hughes i il. .f Wi 4 ij W I Z ff , ff , A X W! , ,, mf . 455' W Florine Jackson Gene Jarrell Hector Jimenez Peggy Johnson Wayne Hughes Kathy Jacobs Charles Jenkins Jimmy Jimenez Quinny Jones Shirley Hunt James Huskey Merlene Irwin 1' 2 3 r 6 k 'Q Jain. Adolf Jaramillo Pat Jaramillo Patsy Jacobs 'iii i ff i L' ? Elsie Jennings Waiting for the Teacher, David? Harold Johnson Harriett Kauftheil Mike Keahey Kay Keegan Benny Kemp Pat Kenny Linda Kindrick Joyce King Nell King f 4 I 71 4' 1 1 S5 fifcf. Wayne King Jonny Kinney Darlene Koch James Koehler Richard Landr Y Sandy Lantroop Cecilia Lara Beverly Latham Sheer Trepidafion-lPaxfonl ' ,, Carl C. Lee Nickey Lee Josephine Leigh Barbara Leopard Sandra Levin Helen Lewis Martha Lewis Linda Lilley Lucrecia Lopez Sandra Madere Joan Mavis Charles McDonald Linda Mooneyham Regina Lowe Tommy G. Martin Mickey McAdams Duncan McEachern Janice Moore Maxine Loyd Tommy K. Martin Delores McCollum Ray McQuay Sam Morphew Barbara Lum Allen Mace Rosenda Martinez Barbara Matthews E, f 1 Really, Mr. Little, Incognito Around School? James Mraz Esther Muniz Sylvia Muniz Jackie Myers Margie Naguire June Naron David Neal Joy Nelson Sharon Nelson Sue Newsome Dianne Nonus Patricia Null X f ,' Y. 4 Bonnie Oglethorpe George Oliver Dennis O'Neal Such Artistic Students Joan Padgett Shirley Padgett June Palmer Manky Parker Robert Patterson Beverly Paul Sue Peeler Jo Ann Pegues John Plake June Rahn Sharon Ricketson Linda Riley Robert Roe Charlie Platt Demois Poehl Frances Poston Robert Proffitt Billy Raley Donald Reagan Janie Reyna Larry Richardson 'mf John Ridgway Lana Riley Is If Thai Bad, Nancy? Eleanore Roach Connie Jo Rock Gene Rogers Nancy Rosenblad Susan Rossman Joan Rudloff G Shirley Santos Kenneth Sebesta Robert Sasser Patsy Seeton The Specimen Is in The Microscope, Paf. I Mary Beth Schwarz WWF ,K W - Frances Sefcik Onais Sellers Sue Sharer Cynthia Sheaffer Beth Shields Glenda Sikes Nedra Scoggins V Beatrice Segura Patricia Sessions Betty Sharp Barbara Slaton eye if Margaret Scott Lorenzo Segura Linda Sewell Barbara Sheaffer Walter Slawson f , ? Q 1 ,f 1 t azz? David Smith Max Smith W Dennis Speer Lynn Spell Juanita Soape Darrellyn Soffar John Sosnowy Jimmy Sprague Eugene Springer Betty Stafford l JY' 4-.. , Paul Steel Linda Stephens Elaine Stone J ! 4, M7 I T f 1--ff off Period, No Doubt! L Q J Frances Stricklincl Jack Stutts Dianne Sullivan Y 1 lil Sharon Swearingen Sue Talley Emma Marie Tarin Bill Teale f f Bernice Thibodeaux Sandra Tomme Virginia Tooley Eva Torres x, I Diane Transier Carl Trotter Frankie Tucker Uh-Oh! Ex-plo-sion! Cathryn Warden Arleene Warner Autry Upton Mary Wagner Y 5 Carl Wedemeyer V ..:f,-. f 1 1 , 9, ,J 4 in K J 44 1 gi , . ,N 2 if r5 X I 'ir Qi' Theresa Torres Ronald Trahan Mike Tyler Martha Tyre Roger Valdez Ginger Vanderlee Earline Wall Clyde Walters Howard Welch Albert Welch Roland Welch Vera Jean Welch Pat West Richard West Carolyn Wheeler Marsha White Dexter White Shirley Whitehead Buzz Whiting Patty Wilder Judy Wilks Dean Williams Don Williams f f 2 fi W Wat' cha' Readin', Boys? Gayle Williams Eileen Wilson Joe Frank Winfrey Lora Lea Wurzlow Margaret Yamas Brenda Yancey Laurel Yates 99 V' 1 fl Q ..,,, , 1 -iw' if fm f Q ifla SS' -x, I A 0 b 1 Qffww - Lgwfatfall Awww' -5 f 1 ff ww, y. 1 w f,!'f,f if , , Nl, 1 :Q,,,.WV, -J4!,,,,,-LQ? . ZJWJMZL-JMMJWMW DELANE BYRD FAVGRITES SENIOR GENE LATHAM JUNIGR JON KIEKBUSCH ness LINDSEY FAVORITES 1 LINDA SEWELL FAVORITES SOPHOMORE JIMMY JIMENEZ Z --J 70 ,mf pm an SMU I t DENTQI UNCH, ith. E cn In Q? E CU V1 L. 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L. Byrd Tommy Cameron Richard Jacobson Guy Coombs Doris Haney Mary Beth Schwarz Pat Avant Preston Stinnett John Plake Corky Irwin French Horns Mary Margarette Sharp Harriett Hopkins Kathy Baker Wilma Rahn Joan Mavis Betty McDuflie Mike Dickey Mary Jane Welch Barbara Spencer June Palmer Trombones Skipper Johnson Jimmy Lytle Carl Trotter Dean Williams Morris Hill Buzz Whiting Bass Trombones Richard West Billy Botkins Barifones Tommy Bullington Jimmy Dickey Warner Triplett Jerry Brandt Charles Bishop Wayne Chapman Elmo Haney Bass Horn Bob Dupuy Don Witt Sherrill MacDonald Joe Winfrey Lonnie Gannon Ronnie Hale Emory Meier Lee Bearden Jimmy Barlow Dennis Speer Percussion Bobby Jack James Jimmy Ratterree Melva Walker Sharon Power Ella Wohleb Marcia Ferguson Russie Walker LINDA ANDERSON Co-Drum Mciior . .mah .,-...- +1 ...ww ,L A , Q52 -:A , Wag., QQ Q H 1, f wi 2557 , :,,1 H i 1 I 412226 , .,.. . Q ' - g A Nic I . Wasp. ,. 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Martin, CI -C Q V1 Lj 17liltJll!f.K,llLi,Lil TEXAS CITY DELEGATES TO STATE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CONVENTION wi DALTON EWING, AT RIGHT, RETURNS TO TEXAS CITY, AFTER' BEING ELECTED STATE D.'E. PRESIDENT, WITH MR. W. B. THORNTON, CLUB SPONSOR. E' ' : iff ff 4 ,L 1 ealing. lot is rev P The bus Well, now!! thinking! Wishful ilcox! W SS d ready to go, Mi all pped Lip T3 W 11 4 A HOMECOMING BGNFIRE f v, I ,1 5 xx 3 it 4 A .1 ,, M M D iX gjx fjKf, ,f ,L pf V uf , Q! 47--- i,v'W5'l ,f'7'wmv4 1'l H,gQ ,Sq 1 i',, f' . A ef 54' -'Im f 54' mv 's V 75 2 wg ' , , V ZW ,175-.nw ,, , 75 f fy 7 f ff Q I ff' Q ,-45 4-4, 3,731 Q ig K N r,fif3M,X' '.,,' , , fgwwf x l . 7, f X ff x f W fl I Y Aw ,, 1 WW ,,-2524 wav? Z v5.5 1 1 1 1 ifjblxxw' ms x f + -14 sz N V, 1 .f ', ,na y I fnnwfw , x .J a X 41 f ff X! ! N X .91 n ' I .liz Y, ff N .. QQ, Q, . v ,,w:f,cf fun, M Wwzf 40 QW x 2 it 1 ,f v f ff an ' 1 Q4 , WS, , - V 1 gn? x 4 N 9' V S, l W A Z A V Wi! K , M, f, ' I, X . li ,af ww A ,G 2 4 ' 1 W, 1 . 74 4 4 4 S i 7A ,H v.. 3, PATSY PITT MADELEINE McDERMOTT Editors-in-Chief of Stingaree Tales D. E. BANQUET 5-fvdtluf 1 BAND OFFICERS: Front row, left to right: Joan Mavis librarian Betty Waggoner treasurer, Faye Lynn Sellers, secretaryg Shirley Boyett office secretary Marilyn Sealock, librarian. Back row, left to right: Skip Johnson, presidentg Mike Griffin vice president Tommy Cameron, student director. POSTURE WINNERS, left to right: Front row-Mary Beth Schwarz, S a n d r a Madere, Dona Kay Criss. Back row, left to right: Faye Lynn Sellers, Judy Atkins, Maureen Killeen, Phyllis Melvin. ins-mp... s1UIlAnif.fhu Nrd.. n-emi? Above: D. E. Banquet. Left: Stingaree Tales 'lypists Below: Thespian Banquet. I F.H.A. INSTALLA- TION FARM SKILLS TEAMS if SENIOR FARM SKILLS TEAM FOURTH PLACE IN STATE COMPETITION ...ix SWEETHEART PRESENTATION Gene Latham, president of Student Council, presents sweetheart Sandra Bledsoe with a bonquet of red roses. ff 1 Candidates for basketball queen: Beverly Clepper, Toni Blain, and Suzi Tate watch the game from the sideline. 1'2- ' 'F ' 'Qin g 5 ' S Queen Toni is presented by Kenenth Surrett and John Shannon. Candidates and their escorts await the revealing of the queen. x Y W q . i 1 f IN H ra w 1 W W SC O L STINGA EES IG TEXAS CIT '6 :- cu 3 o 5 UZ an E cu 71 +5 4-3 .92 -cs 'cs Lvl .J L4 as -Q lil cs E4 E o Cl cv DD 'CS cu D-4 S 3 2... no QS BJ VJ as lil r-4 cu .CI O C! .CI O V1 .5 ntos, Sa .-1 inez. Jim 1 Jim House Lee, L Kubin, in u-1 -4 GJ 3 ffm? O C CI GS .CI CD G -CJ O '1 8-4 CD :I E rc: OJ .r:: Q. 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EU 'I-1 H: 'SS Sa.: 0.25 ECE TEAM STINGAREE DEFENSIVE FOOTBALL COACHES 1956 Zi OS U7 Z I O -Q O Z 4 .I O LZ ht nc 4 .J u Z O D Z O an .I m ht D u.l I.l.l U Z O O ! -I I D. cn O 0 4 I- ua D LU U E cv an E4 EQ Head Team Coach H ss stant B A .-1 Coach Line Coach Backfield d Coach Hea KEN SURRATT 3 Year Letterman - End Stings Bring Kirwin Down For Short Yardage ri TEXAS CITY 27 - KIRWIN 13 GALVESTON - Unconcerned about reports of a heavier line and a veteran team, the Texas City Stingarees applied one of football's basic fundamentals, ball control, to capture a 27-13 victory over the Kirwin High Buccaneers here Friday night in High School Stadium. The Stingarees stuck to the ground for most of their yard- age, picking up short gains of four and five yards over guard and tackle. They took to the air only four times, completing two, one a 12-yard strike from Quar- terback Richard Schwarz to Right End John Shannon for the first Sting score. Kirwin moved the ball around well in their own territory but the Stings didn't allow them to cross the 50-yard-line until early in the fourth quarter. The deep- est penetration the Bucs could muster until then was to their own 49. It wasn't until Sting Coach Ed Staggs sent in his re- serves in the fourth quarter that the Bucs could manage any kind of sustained offense. The Stings romped to 263- yards rushing to defeat Aldine, 25-0. It was the second straight win for the Stings, who conquer- ed Kirwin, 27-13, in their opener. The Stingarees took the open- ing kickoff and marched 64 yards in 17 plays to score a touchdown, Thornton Medley, who scored three touchdowns during the night to spark Texas City, clirnaxed the drive by go- ing over from the four yard line. Bobby Shosty added the extra point by conversion to put the Stingarees out front, 7-0. TEXAS CITY ALDINE 'I8 First downs 11 263 Net yards rushing 'I76 5 Passes attempted 'l0 2 Passes completed 3 'I8 Yards gained passing 27 281 Total net yardage 203 3 Passes intercepted by 0 3 Number of punts 2 37 Punt average fyardsi 54 4 Number of penalties 2 45 Yards penalized 30 TEXAS CITY 25 -- ALDINE 0 Ball Dies ln Mustang Territory JOHN SHANNON 1 Year Letterman - End Sting Back Fights For Extra Yards TEXAS CITY I8 - JEFF DAVIS 'I2 CHARLES LEE U 3 Year Letterman - Guard - Co-Captain Capitalizing on three fumbles in the first half, the Texas City Stingarees punched over three touchdowns, then staved off a last half rally Friday night to down the Jeff Davis Panthers 18-12 in the first home game of the season. The Stingarees completely dominated the first half, scoring all three of their touchdowns and piling up most of the rush- ing yardage. The Panthers were a rejuvenated team in the final half as they tallied in the third and fourth quarters and held the Stings to one lone threat that died on the Jeff Davis seven- yard line. GALVESTON-Ball High's po- tent Tornadoes used a crushing ground game and the passing arm of southpaw Quarterback D. G. Kobs to overpower a de- termined but outmanned band' of Texas City Stingarees 18-6 Fri- day night in Galveston's Public School Stadium. TEXAS CITY BALL HIGH 8 First downs I5 'I4 Passes attempted 4 4 Passes completed 4 2 lntercepted by 1 'I Fumbles Io-st 3 'I for 5 Penalties 5 for 70 9 Punts 2 37.5 Punts averaged 36.3 99 Yards rushing 293 31 Yards passing 87 'l30 Total yardage 380 TEXAS CITY 6 - BALL HIGH I8 Stings Blast Around End For Important Yardage EDDIE PADGETT 3 Year Letterman - Tackle Schwarz Circles End For Long-Gainer TEXAS CITY 7 - ST. THOMAS 0 FRANK BARDWELL . 3 Year Letterman - Guard -- Co-Captain Q ss it Friday night, the Stings fought for a 7-0 victory over tough St. Thomas team. The game was a defensive bat- tle all the way. The only score came in the last quarter. Texas City had moved down to the St. Thomas 10 but had failed to gain after, three plays. A penalty against the Eagles then gave them new life and they moved to the one. At that spot, fullback Thornton Medley took a Richard Schwarz handoff, then pitched out to Bobby Shosty who crossed the double stripe, Shosty added the conversion and that was the scoring. TEXAS CITY ST. THOMAS T0 First downs 12 230 Net yards rushing T56 'IO Passes attempted 'l3 8 Passes completed 2 T5 Yards gained passing 47 4 Passes intercepted by 0 2 Fumbles 2 2 Opp. fumbles rec. 2 4-26.5 Punt average 2-26.5 8 No. of penalties 5 70 Yards penalized 23 TEXAS CITY, Oct. 19.-The Texas City Stingarees stormed from behind twice here Friday night to battle a favored Galena Park Yellow Jacket team to a 13-13 tie in a district 12AAAA opener for both clubs. The Parkers took a lead in the early part of the second period, but the Stings roared back to knot the score at 6-6 at half- time. Galena Park went out front, 13-6, in the third period. But 30 second before the end of the game, Texas City struck to score and tie up the game. TEXAS CITY GALENA PARK 14 First downs 11 171 Net yards rushing 144 6 7 Passes attempted 3 Passes completed 2 45 Yards gained passing 63 215 Total net yardage 207 2 Passes intercepted by 2 3 Opp. fumbles recvd. by 2 2-32 Punt averages 2-24 2-30 Yards penalized 7-65 TEXAS CITY 13 - GALENA PARK 13 DON TALBERT 3 Year Letterman - Tackle Medley Scampers Down Sideline In Homecoming Thriller Mass Of Sting Tacklers Bring Down Baytown Half-Back RICHARD SCHWARZ 2 Year Letterman - Quarterback TEXAS CITY 7 - BAYTOWN 45 An overflow crowd saw Bay- town, one of the top 10AAAA teams in the state, thunder to a 45-7 victory over Texas City. It was Baytown's second district win in as many starts. Texas City has a loss and a tie in 12AAAA play. The weighty, experienced Gan- ders ran up the score in a hurry. Baytown built up a 14-0 lead in the first six minutes of play. TEXAS CITY BAYTOWN 11 First downs 'l'l 81 Net yards rushing 275 7 Passes attempted 2 3 Passes completed 2 26 Yards gained passing 26 0 Passes intercepted by 0 3 Fumbles 'I 'I Opp. fumbles recovered 3 2-I4 Punt averages 3-30.1 2-20 Yards penalized 3-35 TEXAS CITY, Nov. 2-The Pasadena Eagles, considered the team to beat in the District 12 AAAA race, racked up their third straight district victory here Friday night at the expense of Coach Ed Stagg's Texas City Stingarees. The score was 33-0. TEXAS CITY PASADENA 5 First downs 18 89 Net yards rushing 465 12 Passes attempted 4 2 Passes completed 0 18 Yards gained passing 0 1 Fumbles 2 2 Opp. fumbles rec. 1 'I0-28 Punt average 2-38.5 7-45 Yards penalized 5--35 TEXAS CITY 0 - PASADENA 33 THORNTON MEDLEY 3 Year Letterman - Back Pasadena Back'Brought Down Hard By Sting Defenders Almost Score, But Not Quite TEXAS CITY I9 - SPRING BRANCH I8 BOBBY SHOSTY 2 Year Letterman - Back SPRING BRANCH, Nov. 9- The Texas City Stingarees came from behind late in the fourth quarter here Friday night to sal- vage a 19-18 win over the Spring Branch Bears in a District 12AAAA game. TEXAS CITY SP. BRANCH 10 First downs 7 181 Net yards rushing 240 4 Passes attempted 8 0 Passes completed 3 0 Yards gained passing 69 181 Total net yardage 309 2 Passes ,intercepted by 0 3-39 Punt averages 2--I1 2-9 Yards penalized 2-I0 FREEPORT, Nov. 16-Texas City's Stingarees closed out their football season by coming from behind here late in the last quar- ter to score a 20-14 upset vic- tory over the Brazosport Export- ers here Friday night. The game was a season and District 12AAAA finale for both clubs. It left Texas City with a district mark of two wins, two defeats and a tie, and a season mark of six wins, three losses and a tie. Brazosport ended the district with a 2-3 mark and the season with a record of four wins, four losses and two ties. TEXAS CITY BRAZOSPORT I5 First downs 'll 185 Net yards rushing 204 8 Passes attempted ll 4 Passes completed 5 71 Yards gained passing 7'l 256 Total net yardage 275 0 Passes intercepted by 0 2 Opp. fumbles recovered 4 3-25.5 Punt average 4-27 3-35 Yards penalized 5-35 TEXAS CITY 20 - BRAZOSPORT 14 Stings Get Set To Spill Brazosport Back Ut- Q , .of ' ,I fs : 4'3,j:W ' fx, 1, . ka . : ,f wfpf t i tufts, 2 v ' -' ' X ,M- , , H ga 5 Z 7 'ci wig , f , 1 .M '-4.6, if r, 2- 14 'cw' '- ,fl , . , fl 2 J . mmf t vu- ff Am ' :-WJ' at 1 yyafa . fbi: N sj5fQZ'g,f3, 's -i HUDEAN GREER 1 Year Letterman -- Center Q' ,X ,V Q f Xb-, ff, r 'R sp i ! f . 7' fr ?4 X.,-I , ,A gn, lx v A R 1 X v' Ll' 1956 STINGBEE FOOTBALL TEA 1: bint C0 mf: 2 25 mm: SE ,gnc ggi Q.-C wo NH 'DX15 QE 5,- cl-4 sf! .CUZ o '19, 5E :E ...O EE-1 cu L4 1. es.: 'Wil' -C'-E E-CID 'UE is ,CG 3D Vg - L: 51-2 c: 20 Em '25 Q hey, 93 Mike K ky, 'cf s.. 3 fn 5 o r-. m u cv +3 .BQ Q? 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PS - Q' 'fd f if C' 5 fl sb' 'ZL- AMERICAN OIL COMPANY CTEXASJ But you have time to pre- pare for the foxes and hounds game of living. Hundreds of scientific and professional fields are undermanned now, and a need for college trained people is growing each day. Select a course of study and follow it. Become a Mr. Reynard in your own right and stay ahead of the pack. R The From. . . WILEY and NICHOLLS GOODYEAR SERVICE Company ' d STORAGE Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1957 TEXAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY i' T CyT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! May the years ahead hold success and happiness for each of you in your chosen fields. X, ,4 we .lf TEXAS CITY REFINING, Inc. and its TANKER SUBSIDIARIES Texas, City, Texas PROCESSORS AND SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS MQGAR INSURANCE T Best wlsnes AGENCY TO THE simon cLAss essflffgglglfjgfigsfifsvfflff BAY-TEX LUMBER ff COMPANY, Inc. TELEPHONE 5-4406 'k Q 311 Sixth Street North Texas City Texas City Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Seniors! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Miha BUSBEE? N.E.C.A. UNION ELECTRICIANS d H il? No Job Too Small or Too Large For Us R, 'ii' FRANK CURRY, Manager it Phone 5-2051 701 Texas Avenue 912 Texas Avenue Phone 5-6881 Texas City, Texas TGXCS CNY D0 YOU FIT THIS PICTURE? ,Av Arthur G. Simons is an WW W if , operating supervisor in Mon- x W 1959 santo's Texas City polyethylene G 123 15 222 2 23 Z5 26 27 plant. Art lived in La Marque is 32. KR in the 'l930's and attended the 6 1 xi 3130 u . 2131-4'i5 17 Texas Cnty High School where 92021 62728 he graduated in 1938. With time out for a hitch in the Army, '52 he spent a number of years working as a laboratory techni- cian with a local plant. After the war, Art entered the Uni- versity of Oklahoma to continue his studies in science and earn- ed a bachelor's degree in chemi- cal engineering. 3' 4 O11 7 '18 Art Simons is typical of the thousands of people who have found their profession and future in a field of science. Opportunities for young men and women in science and tech- nology are plentiful. Jobs for scientists and engineers are open in industries, education, research foundations, hos- MONSANTO GJ pitals, government proiects, and medi- cal laboratories. As a member of a graduating class of the l950's, you should explore the possibility of making science or technology your profession. Monsanto, your school counselor, or any local industry will be glad to supply you with the information you need on a career in science. MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY Plastics Division Texas City, Texas ll J.. . FRONTIERS? plenty of ,em A 1 Yep, son, there are plenty of frontiers left in the world. But you don't need a coonskin cap and rifle to explore them. Just think of the challenge awaiting you. Who's going to find the cure for cancer? Who's going to find the answer to the fresh water problem? Who's going to further the uses of plastics? If you are naturally curious, like to read about scientific achievements, or build things with your hands maybe the science field is for you. Ask your faculty advisor for guidance and assistance about the Frontiers of the Future. CARBIDE AND CARBON CHEMICALS COMPANY P- O' BW 471 Texas City, Texas RUST, EWING, JORDAN and SMITH INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS 'lr SERVICE . . . is our wotchword A 619 Fourth Avenue North OLEANDER MOTOR ,If 'gzfg 4.4, ,414 , Wg , , .,,.,, V 9'5 I 'V I 54? f 5 Texos City Texas Sixth Street and Eleventh Avenue North Phone 5-7448 FIRST STATE BANK Texas City . A BOOSTER FOR THE HOME TOWN . Member PAY BY F.D.1.C. CHECK Best Wishes From BOSTICK'S RESTAURANT and TAP ROOM PRIVATE DINING ROOM Phone 3-3811 Lo Morque, Texos TEXAS CITY NATIONAL BANK 1957 1907 oun HFTIETH YEAR ik Texas City, Texas vi? CAPITAL FUNDS .T,,,WA .WT,T g95o,ooo.ooiz - ik ff! Member Federal Deposit Insurance COfpOFOIlOU INSTA BURGER KING DRIVE IN 1406 Texas Avenue . . . BROILED HAMBURGERS 130 THICK SHAKES . . . 11 A. M. - 11 P. M. . . . PATIO - JUKE BOX A - FAST SERVICE - . . . SWlFT'S ICE CREAM DUNCAN ROSS and COMPANY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 'lr IT'S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS ir Texas City, Texas Compliments NIAINLAND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From . . . PIG-N-PAC 921 Texas Avenue Phone 5-6262 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7A. M. T09P.M. CONGRATULATIONS 1 REPUBLIC REPUBLIC OIL REFINING COMPANY T CyT PfbghP yl B. and 1. Motor Co. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From . . . GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Butler Grimes ' o 622 Texas Avenue Phone 5-2002 406 Sixth Street North Phone 5-4371 C 1' I v O me S ,lays Food Store of. , . Meyers Service LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU . . . SMALL ENOUGH TO APPRECIATE YOU WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS wif if Texas Avenue 516 Fifth Avenue North Phone 5-6311 Phone 5-7675 Texas City Compliments CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Mainland Laundry Service Maintenance Co. ELECTRICAL -- PLUMBING and Cleaners ii C. L. CUZ LEE U ir Phone 5-4022 519 Fifth Avenue North 5-9736 Phelps Men's Shop Schiff's Shoe Store 508 Sixth Street North o 505 Sixth Street North Texas City, Texas SHOES FOR THE FAMILY AT POPULAR PRICES Allemand Shell Service Station CONGRATULATIONS FROM ...... 1202 Sixth Street North Phone 8-8102 L J 'Truck . C WE CNE TOP VALUE STAMPS and Equipment Contractor ' o Specialties . . . I-USTER'5EAL POLISH JOBS 801 Texas Avenue Phone 5-2251 Texas City The Electric Shop SALES and SERVICE Armature Works, Inc. REWINDING and REBUILDING iff ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT HoovER CLEANERS , EMERSON 'rv and .RADIO - Other Small Applwnces - SERVICING ALL MAKES af , Texas ci' 627 Texas Avenuephone 5-2262 1121 Texas Avenue Day: Phone 5-9791 Y Texas City, Texas 1 7 Onstead s Coastal TV and Appliance Co. 611 Seventh Avenue North Phone 5-6868 if HOFFMAN-CROSLEY TELEVISION AMANA - ABC - BENDIX RCA - MOTOROLA if SALES - SERVICE Servicenter Drive In SANDWICHES and DRINKS 'lr Phone 8-8247 714 Ninth Street North 'Ir BOB and LILLIAN HOLDER Pick and Pay Super Market SEVEN BIG DEPARTMENTS IN ONE BIG STORE I Texas Avenue . . . At Fifth Street BEST WISHES, SENIORSI Texas City Insurance Agency Formerly KING, DONAHUE Y5 STAFFORD AGENCY and J. C. TRAHAN AGENCY it INSURANCE and BONDS ,JL L-I 815 Sixth Avenue North Phone 5-9952 Congratulations Seniors Flowers Pharmacy YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE Sally's Youth Center O 613 Sixth Street North as 901 Fifth Avenue North Phone 5-6676 PHONE 5-7751 Compliments of . . . TCX3S CIW Murray A. Powell Pastry and Spudnut GIBRALTAR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY and , Murray A. Powell, Jr. GENERAL INSURANCE 813 Ninth Avenue North Phone 5-6822 HINSURANCE OF ALL KINDSU Guy Sewell's Mobil Service Station Mechanic on Duty and Road Service BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS NUSBAUIVFS QUALITY MEN'S WEAR wir TIRES, BATTERIES, and ACCESSORIES wk SQ? , Corner of Sixteenth Avenue and Sixth Street Phone 5-5462 606 Sixth Street North Congratulations 1957 Seniors Galeis Beauty Salon COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Mildredis Beauty Salon PERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING 'A' Specializing in . . . Air-Conditioned Salon PERMANENT WAVING . 'k 607 Sixth Street Phone 5-9031 AIR CONDITIONED SALON TOMAX LUMBER COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER sir We Manufacture CABINETS AND ALL KINDS OF BUILT-IN FIXTURES ii? . 702 Texas Avenue Phone 5-2371 Best Wishes DUB'S BOATS and MOTORS EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS SALES - SERVICE 81 PARTS YELLOW JACKET, HOLMES SMITHBARRY MORPHEW BOATS o Q 0 Phone 5-5902 1446 Texas Avenue BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS From....... HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY 915 Sixth Avenue North Texas City, Texas WAGNER ELECTRIC SUPPLIES - CONTRACTING - APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES Member N. E. C. A. 422 Texas Avenue Box 1570 Day: Phone 5-2433 Night: Phone 5-2441 Texas City, Texas ZIP'S TRIM SHOP O 826 Ninth Avenue North Phone 5-6872 O CUSTOM MADE SEAT COVERS Protect Your PONTIAC with PONTIAC SERVICE 'A' ROGER JACOBS PONTIAC i' 1219 Texas Avenue Phone 5-4426 WEINER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for the Entire Family Q OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P.M. 0 FREE PARKING Q 119 Sixth Street North Phone 8-1721 Best Wishes from TEXAS CITY'S KTLW The Voice and Bandstand of the Mainland 920 ON YOUR DIAL BOWL EASIER, SMOOTHER WITH AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS Coral Lanes 822 Ninth Avenue North Phone 5-9272 ir La Marque Recreation Bowllng Center 202 Highway 3 Phone 3-9411 Owned and Operated by JOHN GRAY and J. P. GRAY Albert H. Schilling, .C.A. O North Sixth and Second Avenue, S. S. Texas City, Texas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Terrace Drive Inn 814 Ninth Avenue North CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Schneider's Jewery Store Texas City Phone 5-4071 ' o LEO and ROSALIE HINSON . h 54201 and JOSEPH GULGTTA 118 Sixth Street North P one - CONGRATULATIONS , TO THE SENIOR CLASS Clty Drug FROM ..... ' 7 621 Sixth North Strickland s Humble Servlce Statlon f o 2101 Texas Avenue Phone 8-1300 HARVEY FERGUSON - JIM FULLER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Kingrey Furniture Chevron Finance Company Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS A o 607 Fourth Avenue North Phone 5-4442 P. O. Box 488 Texas City, Texas CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of . . . lVlac's Clothes Clinic Ford Acree Carage 0 No. 8 Twenty-First Street South Ph. 5-2992 Texas City, Texas ttf 519 Ninth Street North TELEPHONE 5-6422 Borden's Avenue Service Station QUALITY PROD UC TS REASONABLY PRICED o HARVEY and PHYLLIS BORDEN o H30 Texas Avenue Phone 5-9522 Mainland Pharmacy iii TROUTS SPGRTINC GOODS o DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION if f +I SERVICE Phones 5-7473-74 P. O. Box 947 Compliments of . . . South Texas Lumber 7 Margarette S Beauty Salon Company 518 Seventh Avenue North Phone 5-2525 EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING' if ik MARGARETTE WILKS - LEE CRISP 629 Third Avenue North Texas cafy, Texas MARYELLA GREEN - JOYCE JONES Compliments Paramount of. . . Cleaners Tot-To-Teen 713 Sixth Street . if if if W0 Specialize in e - - sla Seventh Avenue North Dial 5-2222 GIFTS and CLOTHING Fer TOTS T C., T Through TEENS em ' Y' em if FIRESTONE TIRES ir MAYTAG WASHERS 'A' ADMIRAL TV and REFRIGERATORS May Supply Co. Modern Cleaners . 1111 Sixth Street North 613 sixth sneer North Phone 5-2342 PHONE 5-7611 Compliments CONIPLIMENTS of or . . . Nash and Cotton Plantowsky's Furniture Com an , P Y if 914 Texas Avenue Phone 5-7476 814 TEXAS AVENUE Agee's Drugs THE REXALL STORE 'k 223 Sixth Street North Phone 5-7444 Wes' s Motorcycle Sales and Service BSA, INDIAN, and ZUNDAPP MOTORCYCLES WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF MOTORCYCLES 1211 Texas Avenue Phone 8-1541 WES LAMBRIGHT Compliments of . . . Roberts Motors We Sell the Cleanest Cars on the Gulf Coast Annas Restaurant GOOD FOOD FOR PLEASED GUESTS . . . Our Tradition 1? o Sixth Street and Texas Avenue Ph. 8-1931 Texas City, Texas 116 Slxth Street Texas Clty Bradsl1aw's Florists and Nurserymen 405 Ninth Street North Phone 5-5601 TEXAS CITY O WORLD-WID'E WIRE SERVICE Cable Address: BRADFLO Peterman Jewelry Company FOI'meI'lyZ MICHAELS JEWELERS 'A' USTINGAREES FAVORITE JEWElLERS BEST WISHES P. O. Box 1523 Phone 5-4564 From . . . . . Automotlve Servlee For the Best in Automobile Service STUDEBAKER - SALES and SERVICE 'A' L. A. GATES - GUY REAGAN 618 Sixth Street North Phone 5-5581 723 Ninth Avenue North Texas City, Texas Congratulations, Seniors' Stansfield's Supply o Phone 5-7428 821 Sixth Street North CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR MEN! DRESS RIGHT . . . YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO! Fred Jones lVlen,s Wear 711 Sixth Street North Phone 5-4066 Kingas Jewelers WATCHES - DIAMONDS and GIFTS CAMERAS - SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS OF ..... ROCICS il? . . SHOWBOAT THEATER BUILDING .Q , Texas City Phone 5-4581 TEXAS CITY COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF . . . , , Kennard-Green Motors Humble Servlce Statlon Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer Ninth and Ninth Phone 5-7200 I fir D, N, WILLIAMS, JR, 924 Texas Avenue 8-1671 Compliments of . . . Chapman-Brown Lumber ' 9 Smlth s Barber Shop Cgmpany 619 Seventh Arwgtrrieclscgrt-:texas Phone 5-7131 LUMBER .- HARDWARE 1 CEMENT , PAINT URBON s. 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