Thomas A Edison High School - Spark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1954 volume:

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E. Black and Gold Prom Sweetheart Prom Senior Play Valedictorian and Salutatorian Speech United States History Club P. T. A. ADVERTISING 114 116 118 120 122 124 125 126 128 130 131 132 133 134 135 137 138 156 164 166 168 169 170 172 174 176 177 178 180 182 Dear Students: For our 1954 Spark, we have selected as a theme, School Activities. We hope that you, as members of the student body, enioy this book as the years pass, for it is a book of golden memories, covering a period of time which is in the past and can never be lived again. In carrying out this theme, memorable activities such as Registration Day, Football Season, the Black and Gold Prom, the Christmas Holidays, New Year's Eve, the Com- ing of Spring, the Junior-Senior Picnic, and Graduation are brought to mind. Sincerely, Shirley Ziese Gaye Wiley 0 I Through the years, many persons have made im- portant contributions to our school, not in gifts, but in service-A gift of service and spirit on the part of the faculty members and administrators who have helped build the morals of students and aided them in their quest for learning. It is to these persons who have contributed their ser- vices for a better school, that we dedicate this 1954 issue of The Spark. PT N TRQTIO T EELESON 'K E 5 ,Q exams QL? W P S C75 1,94 M X E121 --E N 1 ,f-,,-En IQ? WI.-2' 1 2 u I S s p b b gh I f f h p 1 E d d Id q ' .s d Q' d 9 s b zf h h I .Th ' f P bphhbddppqdydhb--'gf f b u f h ' f rf 5 T 3 Sf ' AV-T PE. wk 'ASV fps: f Xvq,-ii' f Hu, VS If 1 M6 5 4' Lp QV I f ff k urn , 'f' x 1-,M--4 E fl!! 71- - X X . ff - F -jkkxg WA Q, 1 0 -f:,.F'-L-1-3 1' www? M4-a......,. Busily making plans for Registration Day are Mr. John B Sullivan Principal- Mr. W. W. Few D-an of Boys' and Mrs Camilla Hewitt Dean of Girls. Mr. E. W. Robinson ' President of San Antonio Independent School District I Mr. L. W. Fox ' Director of Vocational Education and Industrial Arts of San Antonio School District --ff--if--fn-vw-.'f' ': 'T ' ff 1iJ ,Jr . . . if-ig, I!- Qfz1fi39g7f iVf1,i.?:,f:,,g,.-b A - 7 Mr. Thomas B. Porfwood Superintendent of the Son Antonio Independent School District -ww Up. -J 19 har Mr. Oscar E. Miller , Assistant Superintendent of the San Antonio Independent School District if 6' As A 5 ,31:s,j3g ,vm V f ,r xxx V r, Y 41 ' :iff Wifi ii ' kk gf 5 y f mm 7 Liv A W v 5554 M, g. Q2 sw i i mfffiu Ng THOMAS A EDISON HIGH SCHOOL 2101 EDISON DRIVE SAN ANTONIO 1 TEXAS Seniors of l95h Your diligence and cooperation have made 1953 5b lations As you leave us to move on into other flelds of endeavor, we, the faculty, extend our heartlest wishes for your success and happiness We belleve in you Sincerely yours, John B Sullivan Principal another successful school year for Edison. Congratu- Mr. W. W. Few, Vice-Principal and Deon of Boys, counsels with Rex Golightly and Ronnie Rivcs. 12 .-lf' I .' x ' ,i'J . -'J if 1. 'gf' - 1 x ,gg .IX . Y x, , . -J N .Ny 'Q Mrs. Camillo Hewitt, Deon of Girls, counsels with Nancy Mid- dleton, and Betty Stolle. Mrs. Sara J. Greer Librarian Assistant and Clerk Mrs. Juke Wilson Attendance Clerk f-fr' 15, K' X Mrs. Virginia Owings Secretary 7 Austin, Gladys - BA fW'X Austin, Gladys Bailey, Carr 'fs-. ie Lou S.M.U., Dallas, Texas Bailey, Carrie lou - BS A8.l, Kingsville, Texas Bauman, Philip - BS, M Ed St. Mary's University, Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Boyce, Margaret - Bl., BA, MA SWTSC, San Marcos, Texas Burgess, Francis - BS, M Ed Boston University ' Boston, Massachusetts Cane, Julia - BS Battlecreek College, Battlecreek, Michigan ave' 'WY- W 51-'17 14 Bauman, Philip Boyce, Margaret 1Burgess, Francis Cane, Julia 'W vu 'Y'-fy 'ive L. 3 Carey, Alma Carey, Alma - BA, MA St. Mary's University, University of Texas, Austin, Texas Cobb, Mary Louise - BA, MA Hardin Simmons, Abilene, Texas Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Crossley, Fannyebelle - BA, MA NTSC, Denton, Texas ETSC, Commerce, Texas Dalglish, Robert - BA Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Elliott, Lena Mae - BA, MA, MS University of Texas, Austin St. Mary's University, Lady of the Lake, San Antonio, Texas Faglie, Ben - Permanent Voca- tional Certificate, Texas University, Austin, Texas Foster, Rosalie - BS, MA SWTSC, San Marcos, Texas St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas Cobb, MGFY l-00556 Crossley, Fannyebelle Dalglish, Robert 've TT' Elliott, Leno Mae Faglie, Ben 'fi'-A Foster, Rosalie ?? M., 4- Graham, Marie Graham, Marie- BA, MA TSCW, Denton, Texas SWTSC, San Marcos, Texas 'se ,T Greer, Marvin - BS, M Ed Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Hollingsworth, Damon-BS, M Ed Stephen F. Austin State College Sherman, Texas SWTSC, San Marcos, Texas Hubertus, Arthur -- BS A8.M, College Station, Texas Ep :iii Q 3? f '12if5f ? '5' Greer, Marvin Jones, Jo Katherine- BS, MA Oklahoma A8-M, Stillwater, Oklahoma Jones, Margaret - BA Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas Mahan, Roberta - BA, MA San Antonio College, Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Hollingsworth, Damon 16 Hubertus, Arthur Jones, Jo K. Jones, Margaret Mahan, Roberta Marchak, Larry - Permanent Vocational Certificate, University of Texas, Austin, Texas McCarley, Paul - BS, MA SWTSC, San Marcos, Texas Meeks, Gerald - BA, M Ed University of Texas, Austin, Texas Michot, Mary Kate - BA Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Montgomery, Romana - BS University of Texas, Austin, Texas Morris, Don - BS Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois Ma rchak, Larry McCarley, Paul Meeks, Gerald Michot, Mary Kate -1'-'-15 3 X u Morris, on White, Bill - BA, MA Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas SWTSC, San Marcos, Texas White, Roy - BS Daniel Baker College, Brownwood, Texas Witherspoon, Paul -BA, MA University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Wood, Robert - BS, M Ed St.-Mary's University, Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Wright, Dessa - BS TSCW, Denton, Texas Wyatt, Helen - BS University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico fs, X . a Bill .-wx , 'SIX White, Roy 1204!- 'iv Witherspoon, Paul W viva-g ? 'N-Qt Wynn, Helen Wright, Dessa Wood, Robert 19 eeph cz' veo obe b o ght II1 o h d I dy ele h d lected p o e otb ce c of the o gan atc hc they plan ed to nde take d ng the ye e ne of 1 n e ts 0 e H th month k Dcnewo o ' wwe' OCT B QQRMNS UQANCE Rb WW Xgxidf ish Q xlib ,Wi , 0,7 g X'x W I IIA fl 7 f 'W 3 Oct r r u mor m csis on our outs? ndmg 'I o eam.Ecch fthe classes a urea c d f- rs and H r iz i ns 0 se r cts 9 C w i h n u r uri cur. Th S di ow ins c s he mai ev n of 5 is . A - 1 'X 0 Y - ' If 6 J . 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Alexander, Charles - Chuck Not entirely against work, but not exactly in sympathy with it. Football l, V.l.C. 'l,2. - Alford, Rose Marie - Jose Of all the girls you'll ever meet, you'll find that she is mighty sweet. Choral Club l, U.N.Y. 'l, Pep Squad 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Y-Teens 2,3, Pres. 2, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Algebra Club 2, F.T.A. 3,4, Student Council 2,4, C.S.U. 4, F.N.A. 4, N.H.S. 3,4, Jaycee-Ettes 4. Allen, Mike Silence is more eloquent than words. U.N.Y. l, Jr. Jaycees 4. Anderson, Dale I would live to study, and not study to live. U.N.Y. l, N.H.S. 3,4, Treas. 4, Student Council 4, Jr. Jaycees 4. Baker, Bob Who invented work, and bound the free? Band 'l,2,3, Football i, Basketball l, Mechanical Draw- ing 4, Dramatics 4. Benson, William - Willie The man who has music in his soul will be most in love with the loveliest. Bergman, Bernice - Burr Wit and humor belong to geniuses alone. Jr. Y-Teens 2,3, Pep Squad 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Lt. 4, F.T.A. 3, C.S.U. 3,4, F.N.A. 4. Bird, Phyllis - Phyll Give me your smile, the loveliest in your eyes, Life could not hold a fairer paradise. Pep Squad 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Jr. Y-Teens 2,3, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Student Council 3,4, Sec. 4, F.T.A. 4. Blain, Mary Anna Sincerity and honesty carry one through many difficul- ties. Pep Squad 2,3,4, Jr. Y-Teens 2,3, Sr. Y-Teens 4. Braesicke, Gary All mankind loves a lover. Football lg Manager 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,35 U.N.Y. lp Spanish Club 1,25 C.S.U. 2,45 Journ. Staff 3,45 Alamo Press Asso. 45 Student Council 35 Sports Editor 45 Assist. 35 Pres. of Jr. Class 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Jr. Jfaycees 4. I. When, Nancy Jane f Life is sweet to everyone. Jr. Y-Teens 2, 35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 C.S.U. 45 F.H.A. 4. Brauer, Gloria - Dimples She is quiet in her own way, but happy throughout the day. Jr. Y-Teens 35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 C.S.U. 3,45 Choral Club 3. Brinkmeyer, Norman A happy friend is he - happy, humorous, and fancy free. Brown, Rebecca Lynn - Becky She is all the good things rolled up in one. Pep Squad 2,3,45 Hist. 45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Devotional Chairman 25 Ser. Chm. 35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Pres. 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Student Council 4. Brown, Mary Beverly - Bevo A sweet gal is she. Band l5 C.S.U. l,2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 F.H.A. 35 Tennis Team 3,45 Library Asst. 3. Brown, Norma Joyce - Tinky A silent friend, but true to the end. Choral Club lg U.N.Y. lg Jr. Y-Teens 25 Pep Squad 3, 45 Sr. Y-Teens 4. Campbell, Jimmy - Spider Long, lanky, and oh! how lovable. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 U.N.Y. lg Choral Club l,25 Sec. lg Vice-Pres. 2. Cane, Andries Charles - Andy It is easy to care for the smile on his face. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Swimming l,2,35 Fresh- man Pres. l5 Sophomore Pres. 2. Coleman, Cecil - Buck Shot lt must be wonderful to live with ease. Track l,2,3,4. Croft, Gene Don Seldom seen and never heard. Crum, Norma Faye - Blondie Not much talk . . .a great, sweet silence. Band 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 15 C.S.U. 2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 2, 35 Sr. Y-Teens 4. Dalton, Phil - Gnat It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Choral Club 15 Sgt.-at-Arms 15 Student Council 2,3,45 Parl. 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Vice-pres. 45 Paper Staff 45 Asst. Sports Editor 45 C.S.U. 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Daughett, Patricia Ann - Pat A young Iassie without a care, but with a disposition rare. F.H.A. 15 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Pep Squad 2,35 C.S.U. 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Devo. Chm. 4. orsey, Bill - Bubba Will he ever wake up to his admirers? U.N.Y. 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 3,45 V.l.C. 3,45 Sgt.- at-Arms 35 Student Council 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Ellis, Wesley - SmelIy A - You will find he's tops on all the lists. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Jr. Jaycees 4. Faglie, Tommy Never overtaxed with work. Basketball 15 Speech 1. Fanning, Howard Lee Master, go on, and l will follow thee. Basketball 15 Track 15 Band 1,3,45 Proiectionist 3,45 C.S.U. 3,45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Finch, Tommy He is awful quiet, even after you know him. V.l.C. 2,3. :Fisher Ka - Teacher 1 Y Kindness is the golden chain. Class President 15 Tennis Team 2,3,45 Student Council 15 F.T.A. 45 C.S.U. 45 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Dec. Chm. 45 Jaycee- Ettes 45 Parl. 4. lathouse, Virgil To do nothing is in every man's power. Basketball 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Tennis 45 Mechanical Drawing Club 4. f Fleck, Grace - Gracie f' Everyone loves her. Sr. Y-Teens 45 N.H.S. 45 F.T.A. 45 C.S.U. 45 Pcrl. 45 Pep Squad 45 Manager 4. Foerster, Jerry His desire for leisure is much more natural. V.l.C. 3,4,.,.. van, Ernest - Ernie He has althletic ability. Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Track 'l,2,4. Gold, Harvey An honest man is respected by all people. Geometry Club 25 Mechanical Drawing Club 35 Secretary 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Golightly, Rex Character is the governing element of life. Football lg Choral Club lg Sec. and Treas. lp Tennis l,2,3,45 C.S.U. i,2,35 Swimming 'l,25 Mech. Draw. Club 45 Sgt-at-Arms 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Guzman, Dora - Teddie Bear Big brown eyes, dark brown hair - is she not a passing fair? Hampton, Charles E. - Charlie Keeping quiet is his policy. U.N.Y. 'I5 Football 2,3,45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Hand, Georgia - George Words cannot express her infinite sweetness. Pep Squad 2,3,45 Lt. 45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Sec. of Sr. Y- Teens 4. Harbord, Nolo - Doug A cheerful temper adds to her attractiveness. Pe Squad 2,3 45 Student Council 2 3,4- Jr Y-Teens 2,3, P I I I ' C.S.U. 2,35 F.T.A. 45 F.N.A. 45 Sr. Y-Teens 4. iff Harrison, Jean Ann - Sugar Let us do what honor demands. Hathaway, John Erwin Ambition is in the growth of every man. Band l,3,4, U.N.Y. l, Student Council 3,4, Parl. 3 Chaplain 4, C.S.U. 4, Jr. Jaycees 4. Hinton, Billy When fortune favors us, popularity bears her company. V.l.C. 3,4. Howe, Norman - Hoe Seek an appetite by hard work. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Baseball 3 Jr. Jaycees 4. Isbill, Carolyn Mose As quiet as can be. lsom, Marie - Rie God shall be my guide and a lantern to my feet. Choral Club 2, Treas. 2, Jr. Y-Teens 2, C.S.U. 2,3, F.H.A. 3,4, F.T.A. 4, Junior Jaycee-Ettes 4. Johnson, Enid Never one as silent as she. Band l,2,3,4, Latin Club l,2, Jr. Y-Teens 2, Geometry Club 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teens 4. Johnson, Robert - Bob in Good humor is always a success. Choral Club 'l,2, Pres. 2, Track 2,3,4, Geometry Club 3, F.T.A. 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Jr. Jaycees 4. Jones, Vincent - Bubba Definitely a gentleman. U.N.Y. 1, Track 2,3,4, Football 3, C.S.U. 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Student Council 4, Jr. Jaycees 4, Mechanical Draw- ing Club 4. Karnei, Rose Marie You would never know she is around. I Kennell, Pat He is already hitched, girls. Jr. Jaycees 4. Kieschnick, Ethel She has all the brains she needs. N.H.S. 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, Jr. Jaycee-Ettes 4. Knowlton, Virgil Sometimes quiet and sometimes loud. V.l.C. 3,4, Kosub, Billy - Kos Seldom does he talk. Band l,2, Spanish Club l,2, Track 3,4, Jr. Jaycees 4. Kott, Mabel Lois - Loisie She is quiet, but well liked. Krueger, Edith Beauty can be wrapped up in one package. F.H.A. 3,4, Choral Club 4, Sr. Y-Teens 4, F.T.A. 4 F.N.A. 4. Langley, Dorothy - Dottie The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. F.H.A. 'l,4, Jr. Y-Teens 2,3, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Social Chair- man 4, Pep Squad 3,4. Lunsford, Gordon He is very intelligent. Jr. Jaycees 4. Lee, Kenneth Jay There is only one other person like him. Basketball l,2,4, Jr. Jaycees 4. igwiis, Bobby You will never find a scholar so sincere. Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3- Geo- metry Club 2, Student Council 3,4, Bear Tracks Repre- sentative 3,4, C.S.U. 4, Jr. Jaycees 4, N.H.S. 3,4, Pres. 4. i ,-. l r A 'Kg- T? R 'L 'V-N L. 'CY A 5 S-f 94' Q l L. 'rv Lloyd, Gene - Hugo No one knows what his future will bring. V.l.C. 3, C.S.U. 4, Swimming 4, Jr. Jaycees 4. Maltsberger, Hassell - Hookie He keeps his thoughts to himself. Football l, V.l.C. 3,4. Martin, Sylvia She has no fear. Choral Club l,3, Pep Squad 2,3, Jr. Y-Teens 2, C.S.U. 2. Mason, Beverly She found that E.H.S. was the best. F.H.A. 2, Choral Club 3. Mikulenka, Jack - Mik A faithful friend is the medicine of life. Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, U.N.Y. l, Sgt.-at-Arms of Freshman Class, Tennis 2,3,4, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Sgt.-at- Arms of Junior Class, Jr. Jaycees 4. Mills, F. J. 4' A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Annual Staff 2, Geometry Club 2, Jr. Jaycees 4. 7 ittendorf, Claudia - Mitty Her true innocence makes her ashamed of nothing. U.N.Y. 2, Jr. Y-Teens 3, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Publicity Chairman 4, Pep Squad 3,4, F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 4, C.S.U. 4, Secretary of Senior Class. Mladenka, Mary Alice She would do anything for anyone. Moore, Stephen L. - Steve Let each man have the humor to go his own way. Morris, Patsy Wouldn't you love to be in her shoes. Mueller, Melvin He is not undernourished. Bond l,2,3,4, Geometry Club 2, Jr. Jaycees 4. McVoy, Bobby Ray He is a scholar, and a right good one. Proiectionist Club 3, N.H.A. 3,4, C.S.U. 4, Vice-pres. 4, Advisory pres. 4, Jr. Jaycees 4. Nichols, Joyce - Joycie Oh, how great is the power of truth. F.H.A. l,2,3, Jr. Y-Teens 2. Nowlin, Elizabeth - Beth There is good behavior in thee. Choral Club 3,4. Nunns, Carol - Jerri My heart is its own grave. Jr. Jaycee-Ettes 4, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Sports Club 4, Co- sec. 4, Choral Club 4, C.S.U. 4. Opperman, Carolyn - Carol The truth of truth is love. Pep Squad 2,3,4, F.H.A. 4, A.P.A. 4, Sr. Y-Teens 4, Of- fice 3,4. Pankratz, Milton lf he would only care. Band l,2, V.l.C. 3,4. Pitts, A. L. Be of good cheer, for we know not what the future brings. Baseball 2, V.l.C. 3,4. Protivnak, Fred - Pinky Our happiness in this world depends upon our actions. V.l.C. 3. Purgason, Howard Cullum - Purgy The happy man is he that knows the world and cares not for it. Proiectionist Club l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 3, Football 3, Audio Visual Aids 4, Centralized Sound System 3. Q'- 'IL E Q'--P 036, Rawls, Ida - lder Humor is the harmony of the heart. C.S.U. l,2,3,45 U.N.Y. l5 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Parl. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Lt. 45 Bear Tracks Staff 3,45 Tennis 3,45 A.P.A. 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Jr. Jaycee- Ettes 45 Chaplain 45 F.N.A. 4. Reding, Carrol Ann Leadership follows her wherever she goes. Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Reporter 25 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Parl. F.H.A. 2,3,45 C.S.U. 3,45 Pres. 45 Student Council 2,45 Sr Y-Teens 45 F.N.A. 45 Vice-Pres. 4. Reeves, Billie Marie - WilIie Moe Patience is a flower that grows not in every garden, but does grow in hers. Pep Squad 2,3,45 U.N.Y. 25 F.H.A. 2,45 Vice-Pres. 4 C.S.U. 45 F.T.A. 45 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 4. X l-'Rossi, Melvyn - Sonny There is many a tall fellow that envies him. V.l.C. 2,3,4. Saathoff, Jack - Biggie He tackled the task that couldn't be done, and he did it. Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Softball l5 Sgt.-at-Arms of Junior Class5 Mech. Drawing 45 Treas. 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Saathoff, Joanne Genelle - Jo You are sweeter than sweet honey. Pep Squad 2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 C.S.U. 2,45 Choral Club 45 F.H.A. 45 A.P.A. 45 Quill and Scroll. Saathoff, Suzanne - Susie The song of sweet delight can never be lost. Band l,2,3,45 Pres. 45 C.S.U. l,2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens Music Chairman 25 Sr. Y-Teens5 Music Chairman 45 F.H.A. 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 4. Schelcher, Katherine Ann - Kathy She carries with her a generous friendship. Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Historian 35 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Historian 4. Schueneman, Geneva She never tells anyone of herltroubles. Pep Squad 2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 F.H.A. 2. heppard, Dick - Dickie A perfect leader is he. Choral Club 'l,25 Reporter 15 Vice-pres. 25 Student Coun- cil l,2,3,45 Chaplain 35 Treasurer 25 Sgt.-at-Arms l Pres. 45 Annual Staff 25 Pres. of Sophomore Class5 N.H.S. 3,45 Jr. Jaycees 45 Vice-Pres. 4. homette, William - Skeeter He will follow in his father's footsteps. Student Council l,45 Freshman Class Treasurer5 Geometry Club 25 N.H.S. 3,45 Jr. Jaycees 4. ides, Yvonne - Von She has proven that her man should not be alone. Pep Squad 2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 3. imroth, Beverly - Bev Forever foremost in the ranks of fun and leadership. Student Council 1,45 Choral Club lp Pep Squad 2,3,45 Asst. Cheerleader 25 Head Asst. 35 Head Cheerlead- er 45 Pres. of Advisory 25 Treasurer Jr. Y-Teens 35 Sec- retary of Jr. Class 35 A.P.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Treasurer 45 Jr. Jaycee-Ettes 45 Board of Directors 4. mith, Charlene She has gay pleasure. Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Annual Staff 35 Pep Squad 3,45 C.S.U. 3,45 Sr. Y-Teens 4. mith, Forrest - Smitty A man may write at any time if he sets himself doggedly to it. Basketball 'l,2,45 Softball lg Football l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Asst. Sports Editor 35 Editor of Bear Tracks 45 A.P.A. 3,45 Student Council 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. tahl, Harvey - Fats Someone tell him of his admirers. Head Football Manager 2, Asst. 35 Head 45 Jr. of Jaycees 4. teel, George - Shorty I am sorry but l was born with a frown. Band l,2,3,45 Pres. 45 U.N.Y. 35 Jr. Jaycees 45 Mechanical Drawing 45 Student Council 4. eitle, Jim - Runt When shall we look upon his like again? Chorus lg U.N.Y. 25 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Vice-Pres. 35 Geometry Club 35 N.H.S. 3,45 C.S.U. 45 Newman Club 'l5 Algebra Club 25 President of Senior Class. tiles, Bill - Otis A harder worker you will never find. Track 2,3,45 Proiectionist 2,3,45 Pres. 35 Centralized Sound System 35 Student Council 3,45 Jr. Jaycees 45 Treasurer of Student Council. le, Betty ln quietness and confidence, shall be your strength. U.N.Y. lp Pep Squad 2,3,45 l.f. 45 N.l'l.S. 3,45 l:.T.A. 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. X 95 3. G.. Yv- Oh' Lyric of love C.S.U. 1, 4, Treasurer l, Jr. Jr. Y Teens 2,3, Pep Squ 2,3,45 Student Council 45 F.H.A. 45 Pres. 45 Senior Cl Treasurer5 Jr. Jaycee-Ettes 45 Treas. 4. Stovall, Patsy - Pasty I Stover, Nancy Quiet as a street at night. JF- Y-TeenS 2,3: Pep Squad 3,45 C.S.U. 3,45 F.H.A. Sr. Y-Teens 4. Z IQIM, Paul Eugene Here is an excellent example of man. Football 25 Track 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3 C.S.U. 45 Jr. Jaycees 4. Thiele, Jo Ann - Jo She studies by the light of a silver lamp. U.N.Y. lp Pep Squad 2,3,45 Geometry Club 25 Jr. Y Teens 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Jr. Jaycee-Ettes 45 Vice-Pres. N.H.S. 3,4. Turner, Judith - Judi They say red-heads have tempers, but she has none. Annual Staff 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Y-Teens 45 F.T .5 anderpoorten, Ruby Beauty is the gift of God. Student Council 1,25 U.N.Y. ly C.S.U. 'l,25 Choral Cl T5 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Historian 25 Secretary 35 F.T.A. 3 Recording Sec. 35 Pep Squad 4. Muon, Lester - Dolly Let our strength be the law of iustice. Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 So ball 15 Baseball l,2,3,45 Geometry Club 25 Student CoL cil 45 Jr. Jaycees 45 Board of Directors 4. Wgns, Patsy All writing comes by the grace of God. Band 'l,2,35 Maiorette 2,35 Freshman Class Sec.5 J Y-Teens 2,35 Treas. 2,35 C.S.U. 3,45 Bear Tracks Staff Quill and Scroll 3,45 Sec. 45 A.P.A. 3,45 Student Cour 45 Pep Squad 45 Asst. Cheerleader 45 Sr. Y-Teens Editor of Bear Tracks 4. Welch, John We can do more good by being good. V.l.C. 2,35 Geometry Club 45 Football Manager 45 Jaycees 45 Pres. 4. Welshans, Robert Byron He left for the service. Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 Swimmi 2,3,45 Tennis 45 V.l.C. 4. iley, Gaye lynn - Willy There is music in her beauty, and the silent note which cupid strikes. Soph. Class Treas.5 C.S.U. l,2,3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Parl. 25 Service Chairman 35 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Sec 45 Jr. Editor of Spark 35 Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Treas. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 A.P.A. 45 Sr. Y-Teens 4. Williams, Janice Never seen without a smile. C.S.U. 15 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 Program Chairman 25 Pres. 35 F.H.A. 2,45 Sec. 25 Pep Squad 2,35 F.T.A. 4. Woelke, John He will always help a friend. Jr. Jaycees 4. Zieso, Shirley - Ziesee Believe in happiness or happiness never comes5 her hap- piness is to do her true work. Band 1,2,35 Maiorette 2,35 U.N.Y. lp F.H.A. 2,3,45 Treas 45 Jr. Editor of Spark 35 Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Vice-Pres. 45 A.P.A. 3,45 Jr. Y-Teens 2,35 C.S.U. 45 Sr Y-Teens 45 Parl. 45 Student Council 45 F.N.A. 4. Class Colors: Royal Blue and Silver Class Flower: Baby Blue Carnation Class Motto: Launched, but not anchored. J ,wc Y? Jerry Betty Yvonne Foersier Stolle Sqdes 'lean Anne Kolhefme I Ruby Vanderpoorten Elizabeth Nowlm ak Nola Harbord Phnl Dalion Wesley Ellus 'iw Suzanne Saathoff . Nancy Brannon Claudia Mvttendorf dr ll-4 Harrison Schelcher Ma ry 5' .1241 Jimmy Sfeutle Joyce Nnchols vii' Bernnce Bergman Howard Lee Fanning Janlce Williams +151 Nancy Stover Joanne Saathoff Charles Hampton ll H ' Howard Geraldine I Shles Pu rgason Romn Dorsey M 1 ' L.,'. , ,l Y I Y l 'K !- .r I L . ' f-5 7: . L , P. ' A - ...- ,. tl ' . '-fl 4, 'V .ai E r- Y X VN 1 ,f ., Hg' 'Q , 54.5. ' e ' cfs. . ' '.1?'iffj, 9l!31f:fff, - M' Q, iw I Q A 4 VA . . M f .4 H .: ,T 1, R- V 1 . in l I -fi' f n' '. 4 4 -'ll , ,E L ,ggi R I ' A ,L-, , pq. E' I i - i Q - 1 M'GdenkQ , I K ' , 3' I' Eg W. 4' sb ' ,, 1' . . . K X N I Bl , N Q ' J' x.. . . 0 ' FTW 0 . 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I I I I Mm, ,,,.4 F- I X ' 5 , 4 X I I , I V' -----....-.. ..-' f N X ll I I Hamilton Ginger Harpel John Harris David Herwug Louretta Holland Dolores H0g59L,,MQn9.. Howard Mary Jo Howell Jean Hunt Dee Hurta Jouleen Hutchuson Janey Jackson, Nancy James, Jerry I I I I Hill, Roxie I I I I ' - I Y. QQ- 42 iso N Jett, Tommy Keslar, Harold Kiser, Tessann Koons Girard Kuehne Jlm Magee Beverly Mandrell Barley Manley Eola Marnn Robert Marhn Valerie Mer: Akrl Alexander Mollgaarg Dale Mollgaard Jamce V l fir il- l , - Rik , X Ab I ' if ,I in L .. A- . ,ll r gi J e eeee- e e js. , rf , L- I ' s ' ' lx R Morgan Dons Morgenroth Joe Ed McCampbelI Penny McCarley Edward McKinney Fred McVoy ,Morgue Ollphant Patrlcla Orr Rob O Keefe Bob ONeal Jayne Palask Jane Palfreyman Rose Lynn Pearce, Dorothy Qulck, Marne ,- I I I ? I I V ,,1. K. A, . .. I I I ' I I I I I nv' K' I H' 5 'af Ross Reeder, Roger Sacthoff, Clifford Scathoff Sara Sussman Harold Scarborough Gall Schczreln Gus Schneider, Bobby Seademcn, Joy Statler Linda Stev Shegler Beverly Swonder Becky f' 1 I I I 'K-A-,...,mm N, U a ,,,-,,ff Y W , I . . ' ' ii-3355 Z: - ' , Simroth, Wayne rw, Y f- ,... .... ..-5 M M Q.. .in ' I , 5172? 5 - f I 3 ' ., L ,.,-- I , u 'fffjf ' f J L I I ............,......,e. I I l B Tackett Lou Ann Tatum George Thomas Sher y Trammel Patsy Turner Weldon Uhlng Jean ,.f-- Uhl J f ug oy g Vaughan Grandy Venghaus Ann Wernlu Barbara Wolfe Carol Wright Vnrgmla Wyman John Znegler Herschel ummerman Florence Zmle Leonard Zubl Jack , I' , . , , , . I C , , , Wilson, Winston , ,,,.-.......- f I I I .-,,....i......- I f , YQ! e ff, Decorating the Chrnstmas tree are the Sophomore offncers Pictured, left to right are Marsha Thompson, President, Annette Harrington, Vice Presldent, and Steve Walllams, Secretary Treasurer if W E w:,,A,,i b,AA 4. ,. , , 5 , , E . , ,, , A A ' ' .rl .- - A , A I , 3 , ,gf A-ffm . '-rs w 53 , , 'ffffag-Q . WL' ,' ,e 4 , 5 s -A v, A , -ff ' 1 47? .A , 1 A 4 TQ M ' ' I ' kg if . f . K R f qi . ,ffl ,r T,-jf xii . H ' -'Q . M .fi ,ig ' K rink . fsfi? I ' ,135 V ',3'57'f'1r iff' 3? M fx 1 . V575 W L r C15 ,. ' ' L' 'Pk ' - ,nfl I ' . , 4. l is? A 3 :Af --Q w . , , if r 'ffii' f f- air I f 5 f r , ,f ' Z '1 1 ,Y Q Ables, Janice Ahlstrom Dorothy Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Phylhs Bacon, Janet Ball Carol Lee Barrett, Gaul Baskin, James Batey, Conme Belzung, Melvln Bennett, Martha Bergman, Barbara - - i Bernard, Jo Ann Bernhardt Eleanor Bnrkenmeyer Jockue 1 I ,..W . ...-.,M- . +-...N I 1 Buchsel Neva J BW Boles Kendall Bonam Fred Borders John Bose Roger Boss, Andy Bothe Ruchord Brcesucke Jockue Broshecrs Jomce Brelond Shnrlene Butcher Dons Cameron Sue Campbell Hornet Coker Arnold I . I .,., . I 1 1 1 A-WMM. ..f-C.-..,. M I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I Coleman Vnrgmla Cowan Clarke Daniels Charlie Davalos Rudy ,,,,,,,,,,..-- ,--'FL Davus Joyce Davls Kathleecg pvvifbaay orrues Sue Easley Joan Easley Sue Ellus Mlchael Elwell, Gene Epstenn, Abraham E er I . - -xl- rn--1-1-1'-lil? 1----'-A ' I I ......-... Davis ,Garth 4' 'vw -fin-.45-JK , I D ' , I I I Foster, Elaine Fox, Jimmy Fraser, lone Frenlmg Don Frutze Lee Gaston Dons Gibson ,mu Goodwm Phylnss Grushom Rob r Grubb 11' Holl Bobb Homrngk,...B.LlL,- y,uninns-f M -L- Horknns Dcvud Harrm Herms Dorothy S. I . I I . Mf , , 'I I . I ,fl G ' Q .... , A ,' G ' 4 x . O -0-Q i Hullsord Wullnom Hopkuns Skuppy Horn Noretta Howell Luso Jessop Aluce Ann Kane Kaya Kelly Paul Klstner Dou - Klemt Ann Kline Jonuce dlSL9,L39..J0i0ve- Lammons, Jay Lindsex, Edwgrlgl , , , l l I . -.. w'i n'4A'LM'u W Johnson, Tommy l Q I V .. Q-5.-n-S-v-f' , , I ......-g,.,.5 I Lloyd, Russell Ludvigsen, Alan Madray, Giles Magee Charles Magel Barbara Maple Anna Laura Marhn Joy Marhn Leon McClain Judy McDamel Duxue McWhorter Loretta Merrell Barbara Morlsey Charles Nall Bnllne Sue Newman Joyce 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Nowlun Ellen Pegg Mary E Peters Mary K Phllllps Harry Pond Nancy Quesnot Eugene l q. Qulll Jnmmpy Ranne Rambo Charles smussen Scottie Redford Martha Reese Bob Reger, Gaylord Rhodes, Roy Rock, Marnlyn I , . , . , I I AAS'-Abuillarw-rufY,' - 11 I .-...........Q....... --,-.- I Ra , , I Rust Joe Carroll Saathoff La Rue Sales Bully Jo Sarran Charles Scarborough Marsha Schneider Charles Schwmge Chrus Shaw Charles Slsco Hazel Smith Edna Smnh John Stam Storbeck Dons , I , , , , Shoemaker, Susan , I I s J I St Stringer, Janice Swanwick, Judy Tarnmen, Alida Teclford, Don Thompson, Marsha Tume Mary Turner Qullla Vordenbaum Marguerite Weber George Welch Robert Wells Tommy Wnllnams Bevgrly X Wvlluams Linda 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 Wllllcms Sieve Wlllmonn Ann L Wulke Geor Wulson Bob Wisdom Betty Wooten Ardnth Wooten Carol Ziegler Tommy 'X , , . . I e xl ' Iwimfg k I Winston, Loural ,,-,,,,, Mk., . , ..,., . I I I I Q0 O? J ix' -1p Celeb ov ng New Year Q Eve cure 'Pe Fre 'von class offwcers lcfured Iefi to rxghf are Sue Thoffoeon Necremry Borborc o Nyres Pfes der' Soliy Wes' Vnce res ce on Pct Prutt FGUSUVSV m 0'R RP :Mm M-sans .'f4Hil'u...uf Ahlstrom, William Aleiandro, Maria Archa mbeau, Anita Ayala, Yolanda Bacon, De Loris Baker Jackie Bass Orlane Beckman Mike Bell Jan Benton Lawsgn Bergman Lonnie V Bmz Mary Bishop Norma Black larry Blount Charla Boemecke Susan I I I I I -..W .....L.,....... ... I I I I I I Ba rrmgton Barbara I 1 Boles, Mona T Browry, Mary l.Q.u T ' Buhler Martha Burnam Floy Burns Bnllue Byrom Karolyn Campbell Jerry Carlson Marguerite Case Doug Carvagal Norma Cavan Dorothy Center BML Chrnsman Kenh Clark Mackey Coffey Marcha Coryell Davad Crawford James .vm I , I QT I I I I 'K Q-C 'V I W I vi-ff ' . I Q , I Q ,., , . V 0 M A , - X C 1 4 I l I Q , x . -. ' x re. I Qs X, I 5 9- .Zn L, c N Cre ch Kay Crouch Patsy Crow Shsrley Crumrnne Frances Dare Bobbi Delgado Adolph Denn I ng Irene Dodd Peggy Donald Douglas Duderstadt Thomas 'KP 'tt' Duecker Jo Ann Edwards Gerald Elliot Guy Enderlin Vernon Efsch.J4aneYa.J9. Farrar, Norma Jean Ferguson, Patsy Fincke, Juligs A .,,Ef'TF.'iYa L9 'Y 'rr Flathouse, Philip Franka, Floyd 3 Franklnn, Pat .F-' Frederick, Jeff A YK Frerlcks Mary KM Garetson, Lola 'N Garza, Henrnetia N.. Garza, Joe sv as W E Gibson, James ,Q I I Q Q ID 5' S 5 Q 3 xr- ma? A,-x Hamell Jimmy X.: W , 'S ga Hassell, Kenneth N3 X Hgrdan, Patncoa 9- fit- Herbert, Gaul 6 A P . 2 9 I K E' V yr s I x 5 I ' - e . . f ' V 4 I . . f , ' 1 4-L ,, -I . X f 1 ...,, V, i . ig X 1- -if ' ' ' G 2 er U , X 4 ' 4 I G ' ff, fr' ' ' 4 .53 5 3' , . 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I -it Strawn Joe Stroud Patti Tally Armin Thomas Guy Thompson Lanny Thompson, Sue A fp Thlele Edward Tmdel Claude '--f Todd Patsy Ann Todd Sharley Tomerlln Pat Tomlm Rebecca Turner Dennis Turner Harvey Underwood Ronme Van Kleef Mfckne Van Kleef Pat I 1 1 -....-........-..- r s1.......mL : o , ,.., af 1 1 1 rv - . . 1 , 1 Venghous Dclvnd Veltmon Johnny Von Scheele Edgar b Wegemcm Vnrgunno Wear Lvllle West! Sally Wuest Marguerite Wnllncams Jummne Wulllcms Lucy Wunder Luster Wong Eddne i 'Hs- WO Se Marnlyn up .J Worthington Duck Wyres Bcrbcro Jo Zumo Joyce Zmle Ido f-+- TX QR 'Qw- 5 1 1 f-'X 5 'Ps wee X va! 69 Q ...HM-' .....,..w.N, + , . ,h 7.:,:,M 1 ..g.g..,:. Y, ,4,,:,,.L, .., - -,:.? 2 V , if f 1 1 4, wp-A ,f Elf -QT V A if Q ' 58-drum'-N ..- Jv -'ii , Q ni 25,6 '11 n . s., 1.3. Q Q 1 si, 5 ,- S .3 jig In W I ' Abshure John Alelandro Frances Anderson Jack Aylesworth David Bankhead Glenda Baragos Jams Baley Kermli Baumann Barbara Becker Charles Black Jean Blackman Mnke Buller Ralph Burns Floyd Busby Stanford Calvullo Albert Cameron Ma ry I I I I . I. v. . , ,.. , . I . M.. . .. c. Bnles, Dons I ,,.....,....l . , ,LV-,, . I . U. l,.. B ,. .B I I , I I Carter Leslle Cczssudy Marnlyn Center Leroy Chrlsman Francune Conrad Ann f09BQL.B.Eh9E- Cordova Katherine Cox Jannce Croft Cynthia owell, An g Cunnnngham Jeanne Davls Glenna Davus Wnllnam La Cruz Elnzabeth Dubose Elbert Durham Davld Durst Gar I I I I I I X.,--- A I ,H ,.,.f- I I --..-- .,...,.... Cr It I I I , I I I YK, ,iw Ecksteln Wayne Evans Carl Evms Sallee Fancher Jlmo Leah Fest Claude Ford Sandy fgjte Lynne. Franklln Dorothy Frazier Jlmmy QEEJIUQAMQ-wwe Frnz Jam s Gabrne-LQg,le Grubb Duane Harris, Howard Harvey, Duane ...N,,-M H, ...N I hx-,Q ,A4., ,,,, , M, ,, , ...,. I ,M wp M... I W ' F . 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Owings, Jeonn Owings, Jeannine Palafox, Q-lftruistine Pence, Lonnie Phillips Barbara ,,Ll9E..i!'l. lY Pomeroy Olivia Postlewate Clark Rawls Ray Reeves Ray Richter Dorothy Rock Karen Rotan Geraldine Sapp Darlene Schareln Linda Schreiber Mary Shomette Steve I Ph Il , I I I 'I I I Riley, Robert I I I I I - -Q-..L...-,.,,,.,... Sims, Betty Sue 'Q -run-M'--1 Skeels Warren Smith, Barry Solomon Larry Sonnler La ay Stahl Bully Stamps Shgmn Storbeck Barbara Storm,Jcy1-at Strmger Francnlle Sutherland Linda Tally Craug Taylor Connle Taylor Mlchael Thomas, Sylvla IB on, G r I I !.----f 't F-,,,.,. I I I I I , ,,'. ,, ,.,.-. W ' I who'- T' t lo ia To Van Cleave Marcna Von Scheele Joyce Wade Linda Walker Joe Watson Kenn Weaver Nancy Welch Ka Wendel Barbara Wlcklnffe Wanda Wlefers, Keuth Wnlklson Hazel Vwmff-l.iE..L, Yoast Carolyn Zubl, Charles I .c1t -'-----A-.-.-.. I I r 1 K., A-,,.,..-...,., -- I Y 1....,.,..-g.!,f.-,a.LA.....1,'. Z1.Z1'f 1 , ,,,-.,.,..w,..,..,f-f-gm.-.QW---I I Y I . . 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' 'W ve l - Y X x Q ' ,- 5 4 Q . l ,xx l 'E fr be T wil Kuhn, Zane Lawler, Dale Lawler, Earl lvxlenf ,Sandra Lewes Davud Lmle Kay Long Orenee Magee Nancy Gaul Ma ngum Byron Ma ngum Patsy Martin J W Mattke Helen McCampbell Vncky McCraney Mnchael Merrell James Merz Gilbert Mulam Peggy Miller Dennis Monahan Edana Moore Ann Moore, Evelyn Moore, Sa nd ra Morris, Roger Moses, Carole Ann Nicholson Carolyn Noah Roy Olfers Betty Jane OToole Martha Ott Gene Owens Joyce - , Q 'Q '50, ,A A - W O - X QQW, Q4 we X 1 f, -s V, 3 V K x ,M 'ful 5 K. 'X - A 4 r 3 !u,,4 1, tl IIL 'ff '7'14.-em L lbs O, X ,L i .- -fl ,QA f try in' ws.. l V ,W he A hz N X H l I l C K 1 ' ,fx , vw, X 2 3 ' it in l -ff t ,lg t A NY y Palasky Kay? sq., Y if Pennington Courtney Raborn Harryet .Rmnuiezk Lucy Ramon Vlvnono Reeves Carolyn Ann X,- .X Rlvas, Ronnie Rogers Martha Rohus, Aubrey Rotan Jummue .4-7' 'HY .. f 'R'--1 mal? X H Mikal N I Q - . I I f-l .1 -Q - . ' -M ' 1 S . a 5 ' f Yi! , ' Q I V W, I lx n 1 4 -'ig 4 'V , V C 5 lv- 5, i .N ' - 1 .M --CN'-My ',. 4 P ' J ' 1 1 X M C X '-- X L ' ll 2 . lt ' Q . Pj J . INN' .I x M V . ,, - ff - ' ,,. ll ' A I 'W V Y VFVY ' - ' 4' 'N rw I 1 N ' W ,P ,. N, , .. -'-- 7 - f . -J P. X . I . . I - J, r if , , ,qi :lv e ' .f it, .2 ' , , , .-- f Q f W' , 1 W 4 .1 , ' F ' C K fl , K ' NN 'e flxfr ' . l f 2. A 1, - ' ,,.. ....,., -,,Mh--- X T 41- R' - 1 'Q W F as .WW ,,,...1...,,,,, -M 1 -,- ,' 'r A V ' e- ,....e A-. , r V -f , ' QC ., , he , 3. ls 711 ' , X4 . .Q-ff Vt. :Q 2.0.1.1 El. X . l S tx 1 2 :F -495 N fs J '95 S.. lv A . Rotzler Llnda Nell Rucker Bettye Rulz Crusnta Sanders Patsy Jane, Saunders Judy Scarborough Lena Schlueder Harold Schramm Howard Schmndt Madelune Schwmge Gene Shell Hank Shockey Walter Sndes Glorna Snsco Joe Smith Barbara SITFQDL Qlrlis Smith, Jackie -N ' --.mi-.... fn W 1' 9- K- Xa Q1 1' - I 4Xu! Sparrow, Jerry Spa rrow, Te rry, Spenger, Claudig Ni .Q Sta rosta, Roena Mae 4 ,,.,., Street, Bill Sivek, Gladys Tammen, Will Tampke, Carol Ann .B4x'95fiPe'fxiJe0n s Teague, Patricia Termaath, Valerie Thompson, -Karianfgknnm Thompson, 'Nash Thuma, Donald Tipton, Barhfzra IZ... Todd, Virginia Tope, Mgeygn ne Joyg-e, Townsend, Perry Turner, Butch Updegraff, Joann Ularroalf Henry! Wallis, Christine ..., - 'V wi X xXx x Webb Hershel Wehmeyer Betty Jean Wehmeyer Robert Weir Henry Wulke Judy Wllluams Robert Williamson Melvun rg, L L C.. Q -43J1..L Wntt Betty Frances 52 Wong Davud Wyatt John 89 Aprll was anolher enloyable month at Ecllson Sprung was here nn full force Pncnlcs and swummmg parhes were very popular wuth the classes and various organlzahons The Junuor Class however gave one of the most enloyable pncnncs of the year The Junuor Sensor Plcnuc iff, lf K Q f X ,X NU , g X .X ' fa, ., , SWIMMING JZ f' 5 X., X S ', N' 'BP f, - i Q-1T. I 4' - fav- fr f'1f4,l , s ff? ,521 in-iiwf ' .fx A a . p X f f l ' ' -. as A s l ' un' X fry ll ,Z all X ll N fg ' , 'f s N0 E V? -fa? ' fs K I ff s s xv r, Q Za-lf' 'X L- Q :ITD-L-f The Jumor Semor Pncmc as 0 rr s engoycble ocirvny for e grcducztes Pldured above Duck Sheppo d S1.JdenfCouncul Pres: dem CC1rrolAr1n Qedmg C S U Pres cent Bcoby McVoy Jaycee Premdem Phyllus Bm d Jaycee Eftes D esxdem k A e xi - -' 1 K I f. 2' x N -s ' 4,1 cf e ' , ' V- ' e W . x 3 it ' Q s U ' au 'I .rj an 1 3' 4 , 7 ,, r 7 X h , V , . , . C, . , , th V., A . I I I b- I Y . . I , Y W .-. W' 1 PvwdwzagafeSza4wz?w, Duck Sheppard Sam Swim: 1' Nr' Q bf Phlllp Bauman Cqrgl Wolfe Sponsor Vice President C9 Officers, seated left lo right: Bill Stiles, Treasurer, Carol Wolfe, Vice-President, Dickie Sheppard President, Phyllis Bird, Secretary, and John Hathaway, Chaplain. A 4 Y Seated left to rlght Kay Fnsher Ida Rawls Rose Marne Alford Evelyn Butler Patsy Stovall and Patsy Watkms Standing left to right Jerry Wnllnams Bobby Lewus Jnmmy Sterile Frank Gray Douglas Knstner and Phul Dalton glam T 2 Seated left to right Becky Brown Jud: Turner Carrol Redlng Georgia Hand Bnllne Reeves Nola Harborcl Standing left to right Bull Dors y Bernlce Bergman Ann Klemt Tessann Knser and George Calhoun . 1 , V 'i ' 3 ' . F gf, A , , ,, Q 4 7 1 4 .5 . C X A ' B ste' V f A 4 . - , 5' I Q, g , ' ' , , f- B, 4 , fn f , , .. , if 471' A 4 ' f 3 1 l ' K J, . A , l K6 , fx Ni - ,L . 1 i , Q' - , -1 l 4 my A A I 1. of B , ' : ' , , ' , 1 1 . . . I . : . . I . I . . I I , . 5 4. F l Q Q . Q K X- X xl ' ff ,I 1 , J f ' if 1 ', ' I x-. do ' B haf ! , B i A ... l lx , ' 3 or ' A K I . : I ' I . I . I . . I - ' , ' 2 ' 2 , ' , , ' , V. z , .-Nerf.. The Student Council is an or- ganization that strives to promote activities and projects for the good of the student body The council is literally the student governing body and was first organized n 1938 Seated left to right Beverly Simroth Marsha Thompson and Joan Easley Standing left to right George Dasbach Bobby McVoy and Bob Reese w -A-U Seated, left to right Shirley Ziese Penny McCampbell Phyllis Anderson Suzanne Saathoff Sara Saathoff Gaye Lynn Wiley Shirley Deike and Sherry Thomas Standing left to right Clark Straughan James Baskin Bull Hamrlck John Ross Vincent Jones and Forrest Smith I . . i , l 4' elicit 4 Asa x I l : . I I . ' , ' : , 'M' ,, 4 vi , l , it , ' x I I l il L . S E l fy L 6 - - E . , S f ' . l . cs f gg or gf T S , - X Q :X 5-7 I 1 . L-fr 0 , ' JJ 4 Z if j, Rl - Q , I 1, 'rg , if g ref' K xy ,Q 4 , H I , L 17 I V , ' .533 - I1 . : . . I I . I I I . I . . I . . I . 2 I . I . . I I T I . ' 95 Bobby Lewus Presudent seg? We ww 'Q' Ethel Kleschnlck Jammy Steltle Q QR '. 'f,: , I 'tr ' Wann Society President .................... Bobby Lewis Vnce President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 45 'pq Phll Dalton Dale Anderson Vlce Presldent Treasurer 'sr Marne Rose Becky Alford Brown lsom Bobby McVoy 1 Stules ,,, me Dlck Wllluam Sheppard Shomette Phll Dalton Gaye Wlley Dale Anderson Robert Dalgllsh Gayb Lynn Wiley Secretary 'W Enud Ann Johnson 'Z Beverly Slmroth tfgf Betty Jo Ann Jud: Sfolle Thuele Turner One of the greatest honors that can be bestowed upon any high school student is being chosen as a member of the National Honor Society. New members are installed in a formal candlelighting ceremony in March. The four qualities, Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, are included in the ceremony. ln May, following the in- stallation a banquet is given In honor of the new mem bers .D- .fx Leroy Becker Wiz Mona Housel Loretta Herwng 'Q' Marie Quick Alexander Doris Mer: Akru Morgan 5 if 41' Carol Becky Jean Stevens Swander Uhlug ?'.. '!, Mr Robert Dalghsh Dan Durham Mary Jo Howard 'Q' ef-tie' iz Sara Saathoff 1 Joyce Uhlng Sponsor C9 Virginia Hamilton W X5 Ma rcle McVoy Gai Scarborough 5:-v Carol Wolfe 97 . L 2 ' ' A 5 1 to f' f , S g c t Q A ' .Y , A ., ,Q A, F 5 K Z - , 'I 1 . ' ' ' -1- .X fu-.K I X I ,. r 3. ' 1 JI-GC' , - I , 'T fs g Q fs ss- S 2 4 '- 'N , f r f - -tt -y-, af' in , , ,A or x , 2, , ,, , , , ',ti Z it it f r i- . 'li ' r W y . . . . :.-- - 5 U nh . . fr I .V AA I. A 1 A -.,, fi V cj A S ' W' 1 ii: i - S Q: . , .I f. ,, y , to S e i If f. 6 A i vt kia. -- rg ' 'ie ' l 1 QW Sguczd . .W . M ., . F JG Q0 Q tr left to Right, First Row: Marie Quick, Beverly Simroth, Tommy Bird, Yvonne Lewis, Gaye Lynn Wiley, and Carol Wolfe. Second Row: Shirley Ziese, Judi Turner, Mr. Sullivan, Roxie Hill, Becky Brown, Bernice Berg- man, Ida Rawls, Phyllis Bird, Jo Ann Thiele, Rose Marie Alford, Gail Scarborough, Betty Stoole, Georgia Hand, Carrol Ann Reding, Becky Swander, Sherry Thomas, Claudia Mittendorf, Mrs. Hewitt, Kay Fisher, and Grace Fleck. Third Row: Co-sponsor-Miss Helen Wyatt, Sponsor-Mrs. Julia Cane, Laurel Winston, Virginia Coleman, Elissa Howell, Janice Kline, Patsy Stovall, Carolyn Opperman, Marsha Thompson, Joyce Newman, Connie Batey, Jo Ann Saathoff, Dorothy Langley, Tess Ann Kiser, Joy Martin, Jean Howell, Valerie Martin, Norma Brown, Nancy Stover, Mr. William Vaughn, Honorary Member. Fourth Row: Jackie Birkenmeyer, Neva Jean Bichsel, Jackie Braesicke, Pat Daughett, Charlene Smith, Barbara Boxley, Harriet Rose Marie Alford Mrs. Julia Cane President Sponsor QS S0 49 fo.. -'N S Campbell, Christine Schwinge, Doris Morgan, Nola Harbord, Barbara Magel, Dorothy Rainey, Betty Ecker- mann, Ann Klimp, Mary Anna Blain, Yvonne Sides, Annette Harrington, Loretta Herwig, Nancy Jackson, Shirley Dieke, and Nancy Brannon. Fifth Row: Jouleen Jurta, Jo Ann Bernard, Kay Kane, Martha Red- ford, Joan Easley, Eleanor Burkhardt, Jackie Cutsinger, Ann Venghaus, Eleanor Bernhardt, Judy McClain, Geneva Schneuman, Carole Stevens, Florence Zimmerman, Beverly Magee, Noretta Horn, Charlie Daniels, Billy Marie Reeves, Beverly Brown, Penny McCampbell, Ginger Hamilton. Sixth Row: Ardith Wooten, Patsy Watkins, Virginia Wright, Joyce Uhlig, Jan Decker, Sara Saathoff, Beverly Stiegler, Sue Easley, Beverly Ann Brown, Sue Cameron, Jessie Krause, Denise Butler, Janice Mollgaard, Judy Campbell, Barbara Bromley, Joy Seideman, Jean Uhlig, Janet Cassidy Ruby Vanderpoorten, Barbara Merril, and Dixie McCampbell. it.. Q'--1 Miss Helen Wyatt Mr, Vaughn C9'SP0n50' Honorary Member lgffl' 1 friggin : 34455. V' rn. vm- K ., A W, 'MEC 1' fi ,lex Pep Squad officers confer with Phyllis Bird, Sec ficers standing, left to right: Roxie Hill, Reporter Gail Scarborough, Vice-President, Jo Ann Thiele Treasurer, and Becky Brown, Historian. 'A t If rf? ' ,ff , H. L W 1-AA? My .3 1 Q 5, Q 4 2 ,1 X15 i , 5 EQ Id' x we 'Q A 4 Hx ur A , s Officers, left to right: Carrol Ann Reding, Parlia- mentarian, Becky Swander, Sergeant at Arms, Sherry Thomas, Sergeant at Arms, Betty Stolle, Lieutenant Bernice Bergman Lieutenant and Georgia Hand Lieutenant 100 3 g ,M '9 'Ubuy.,m -fanning., 1 L ,C Members of the Pep Squad march in the annual Battle of Flowers Parade ' D' I i Tok.: VA . l ill , f f f ' 'B lll P ' . A x . so -K l V slllillq 4 A ' ,L '-,l fr- I, id . , . M retary, and Rose Marie Alford, President. Of- Mrs J QUICK President gfaneq gem gooaloz Honey Bear Booster Club recently formed by parents of Pep Squad members has as nts mann purpose to help fnnance the organization 1-53 5 Officers left to right Mrs C Samroth Secretary Mr D Martun Treasurer Mrs J Qulck President Mrs R Alford Program Chairman Qlli T7 Seated left to right MesdamesC Brown C Slmroth J Quuck Mr D Martm Mesdames R Alford and N Watkins Standing left to right Mesdames F OPry G Stovall F Thnele R Harrungton O Schwlnge and R Wolfe I I I ' A. . at R X f l . Q ' if A P 1 l 19' .' ig. , . . , . I ' - - 1 f - ' 1 I . . , p . . , . l L ' . s 5 I f' Q, 1 ,- C: . . . . . , . . , . , . , . . , . , . . . . , . . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , S? 02 1 vveam Own MASCOT yew' Tommy Bird Carol Wolfe l X HEAD CHEERLEADER Beverly Slmroth Q Morse Quuck Gaye Lynn Wiley K gb A 's R. x J ,N E .A L fx 'll' if A A X . A 5 Q l J A 'Q J 9 V y .W ll, l JJ' L' f ' ,',1 , 3 'N' -x .- L' ', A . V1 sf??'jE: 3 ?jiLf??-:gil y e ' FSS' Q ifygiyfcs . ilk' 7 L 'K 'lk .-5 A A qlv. W, ith! J ,nf I 3 l l l , , lfl 1' .V ' I' N e l rn Y '.,. at ' . , . uf ., gx . . Q XS ij SQ Q.: J . Q ix V l me e QNX 'WN u A - 'v' . K Q3f' 'J'-5' as-iw L DRUM MAJOR Frank Gray MASCOT Yvonne Lewis Genevneve Boerner Ann Blount Barba ro Bergman 0 3 Semin i 3lf'1 p 431 I fnfvvvw 104 V ,yew ,,-- 'X xx - A -iq sv.. W M 1 ,,v,,59 N First Row, left to right: Genevieve Boerner - Maioreite, Barbara Bergman - Maiorette, Ann Blount - Maior- ette, Tommy Jett, Edward McCarIey, George Calhoun, Shirley Levee, Bobby Hall, Lyle Teague, James Kel- ler, Marilyn Mangum, Ralph Litchenberg, Billie Sue Nail, Nancy Weaver, Charles Hope, Dalton Brown, Wins- ton Wilson, Billie Jo Sale. Second Row: Frank Gray-Drum Major, Betty Jacobs, Joyce Von Scheele, Brenda Holt, Gary Keller, Shirlene Breland, Bry Ann Jones, Jackie Merz, Elaine Moore, Billie Gayle Burris, Ann Holt, Anita Crowell, Mr. Sullivan-Principal, Mr. Sarli-Director, Nancy Middleton, Billie Jean Hopkins, Bar- bara Phillips, Norma Crum, Phyllis Anderson, Carolyn Duncan, Marilyn Duncan, Mona Newcomer, Edward Thiele, Sharon Lamp, and Barbara Burton. Third Row: Virginia Kelso, Kathleen Davis, Lola Garitson, Mary Suzanne Saathoff President Q Scdaalgmd qv f 4 f Katherine Peters, Janice Brashears, Jan Lewis, Judy Spencer, Charlcey Meckel, Patty Stroud, Duanne Har- vey, Michael Keene, Bobbette McCampbeIl, Eddie Wong, Charla Blount, Jimmy McGowan, Suzanne Saath- off, Diago Abrego, George Duecker, Floyd Franka, Howard Fanning, Marsha Scarborough, Linda Howard, Guy Thomas, David Coryell. Fourth Row: Legay Sonnier, Bonnier Justice, James Fritz, Billy Graham, Betty Wisdom, George Wilke, James Ewing, Enid Johnson, Russell Lloyd, Melvin Mueller, Charles Schneider, Frank- lin Wright, John Hathaway, Eddie McCullough, Howard Harris, Dale Mollgard, George Scarborough, Ethel Huntington, Harold Sassmann, Edward Monohan, Virgil Peterson, Carolyn Yoast, Arnold Priest, Douglas Hill, and Jim Baker Hendricks. Mr. .lean Sarli Director 05 fandom 34414 .73 :gl- iip 1 'D 9 3' 34.41 iv.. 06 First row, left to right: Penny Fairchild, Lena Scarborough, Betty Jo Younger, J. D. Anderson, Sharon Bolton, Helen May, Gilbert Merz, Judy Bell, Vicky McCampbell, Joan Hamrick, Kay Little, Dovie Childs, Georgeanna Hartung. Second row: Charles Caurrubias, Barbara Smith, Betty Simms, Christine Wallis, Martha O'Toole, Leslie Carter, Harold Dickens, Janis Day, Gladys Swick, James Riley, Bobbie Stark, Eugene Bain, James Hartman, Ruby Crawford, Billy Brown. Third row: Yvonne Fischer, Ray Reeves, David Black, Leroy James, Hank Shell, Howard Sharmn, Dale Lawler, Charles May, David Wong, Ross Lawler, Roger Erlich, Perry Town- son, Robert Laughlin, and Harold Boyd. The Senior Band, directed by Mr. Jean Sarli, each year sponsor their band shows which are entitled, Caval- cade of Music. Hard work is also put into the spectacular half-time shows at football games. During the year, the band makes out of town trips to cities including Corpus Christi, Del Rio, and Laredo as guests in celebrating their annual festivities as well as taking part in San Antonio's own celebrations. Mr. Jean Sarli Band Director ?..,,. gem 7mc64 2 ' These representatives were elected by their advlsorles to take subscriptions and deliver the Bear Tracks to theur subscrubers every other Thursday Pictured, First Row left to right Bobble Stark Betty Natnons Barbara Wyres Ruby Ann Hamulton and Hank Shell Second Row left to right Gene Ott Pat Tomerlm Carolyn Rylander Peggy Dodd Bryan Dnxon .Ieame Moore Elnssa Howell Valerne Martln Judy McCampbell and Shlrley Dleke Thlrd Row left to rlght Ruby Vanderpoorten Edward Lindsey Bobby Lewls Walter Eckstem Wayne Slmroth Vvrgunna Hamllton and Marne lsom Fourth Row left to right Jemmle Phllleps Don Tedford and Walter Frenzel if 11 dl 108 74a gem 7mc6aS 'llllll llllllll 'llllllllll Member ILPC Alamo P ess Association, Texas High School Press Association Quill and Scroll p iff Published by the Iournalxsxn Class and students of Thomas Edison High Forrest smnh School San tomo Tex , All 1 Editor Editors Patsy Watkins Forrest Smith Business Manager Iohn Wayne Ross Exchange Editor Ida Rawls Assistant Alex de Kanter Sports Editor Gary Braesicke Photographer Bobby Dawson Columnists and Reporters Phyllis Bird Phil Dalton Loren Davis Betty Eckermann Howard Fanning Grace Fleck Ianet Ford Phyllis Goodwin Roxie Hill lean Howell Sandra Kuebel Dorothy Langley Gene Lloyd Carol Nunns Carolyn Opperman Patricia Oli phant Hose Lynn Palfreyman loanne Saathclf Beverly Sim roth Becky Swander Paul Taylor Sherry Thomas Gaye Lynn Wiley Shirley Ziese Mona Housel and loe Carrol Rust Principal Mr Iohn B Sullivan Sponsor Mrs Mary K Reid gn D Pl I Seated, left to right: Forrest Smith, Editor, Patsy Watkins, Editor, Ida Rawls, Ex change Editor. Standing, left to right: Phil Dalton, Assistant Sports Editor, Gary Braesucke, Sports Editor: Joe Carrol Rust, Junior High News Editor, John Wayne Ross, Business Manager, and Alex de Kanter, Assistant Exchange Editor. , , Q E - ' '-shgzg.. . ' as. Assistant Sports Editor ........,,.,...........,,.. Phil Dalton E: Q if . J . ,gl XJ - V' 1 ff J I 1 I - ' N , K g' V I r ' l ' S l 'cl 5 - V l rx The year 1954 has been a busy one for the members of the Bear Tracks Staff. ln December, members of the staff attended the Texas High School Press Association which is held annually in Denton, Texas. In the spring they attended the annual ln- terscholastic League Press Convention in Aus- tin, Texas. Patsy Watkins Editor I 'B V -.4 09 l l T fy' Q-15 '- ' it Q . .- 9 i T all . KI I, J ', aff 'A le , A lg. ,fy .' -1357 A , , lx-s . L, . 0 7k sme seg Edutor Shlrley Zlese Edator Gaye Lynn Wlley Busmess Manager Mona Housel Subscrlptlon Manager Becky Swander Advertnsmg Manager Gall Scarborough Assistant Advertnsung Manager Barbara Bromley Assistant Subscruptnon Manager Fred Bonam Gaye Wiley Ednor Jud: Turner Art Editor Art Editor Geneva Schueneman Sponsor Mrs Mary K Reld left to right Gall Scarborough Advertnsnng Manager Mona Housel Business Man ager Shirley Zlese Editor Becky Swander Subscrlptuon Manager and Gaye Lynn Wnley Edntor . . . 5237, M V X ' JL 'tes S r E U N V a O y , y U , Q E - 1 E - h.. . y y L y i it - 0 , 5 L : . , . . I I . D I ' , ' : . ' ' 1 1 . - The 1954 Spark Staff throughout the past year has strived to make your annual one that will best reflect life at Edison. If it successfully does this, we know our iob has been worthwhile. . -. , K.-xl X X. .l, t f. Shirley Ziese Seated left to right Janice Brashears Richard Bothe and Mona Boles Standing left to right Genevieve Boerner and Lucy Williams Seated left to right Barbara Bromley Assistant Advertising Manager Fred Bonam Assistant Subscription Manager Judi Turner Art Editor Standing Geneva Schueneman Art Editor Editor l c ll l A Q ls i , I .z I . .. F ': , '. Forrest Smith President 1 Phyllis Bard Gary Braesucke 2 Mona Housel Dick Sheppard a Rawls FUD CY Beverly Simroth 2aeZlmedSmll Quill and Scroll is an organization for high school iournalists comparable to that of the National Honor Society. Qualifications include those of Na- tional Honor Society in addition to outstanding work in Journalism. Mrs Mary Reid Sponsor fl? gggonr' Shirley Zlese Vice President Gaye Wiley Treasurer Patsy Watkins Secreta ry fish by P9 We I Betty Roxne Dalton Eckermann i Sd if Joanne Gai Saathoff Scarborough John Ross Pau Sherry Taylor Thomas Becky Swander X ,ws H . ' c , . v I A . A . - 2-J . ' . 1 Q ' Al J , I -SKK 'rc ' Ph'I ' ' ' H'll 'li-' J J 'J R if -t 2 I , A ' 551' - ld 'l K A , 5 , , , ., I A4 1 Z, gil? , . . 4 l xx V ' l 44100454 Presndent Georgna Hand Vlce Presldent Robert Johnson Treasurer Marsha Thompson Secretary Grace Fleck Corresponding Secretary Rose Lynn Palfreyman Sponsor Mrs C Hewntt Georgla Hand President ts a natnonal organuzatlon establushed for the purpose of furtherlng the an terest of students who are Interested In becoming teachers The students are called on to sup nn an emergency for teachers who need them It has proved to be very successful The club IS affiliated with the Natnonal Future Teachers Club of America Pictured, left to right Flrst Row Jo Ann Bernard Beverly Brown Patsy Watknns Jud: Turner Patsy Stovall and Beverly Snmroth Second Row Gaye Wnley Phyllls Bard Ida Rawls Susue Shoemaker Laurel Winston and Dorothy Rainey Thlrd Row Jo Ann Thnele Mary Pegg Marsha Scarborough Ruby Vanderpoorten Janlce Wnllnams and Bnllue Jo Sales Fourth Row Betty Stolle Claudra Mnt tendorf Blllne Reeves Marne lsom Eduth Krueger and Sara Saathoff Fifth Row Kay Fusher Carrol Redlng Rose Marne Alford Pat Daughett Nola Harbord and Wnlluam Hulluard Sixth Row Bernlce Bergman and Bullue Sue Nall M l K The Future Teachers Club in Edison I PIY ' 1 , y , 4 113 4 'Saa2nZ-7een4 The Senior Y-Teens are junior members of the Y W C A an internatuonol organuzatuon of gurls whose hope us to further Chrustuan fellowshup throughout the world The group us composed enturely of Senuor gurls who are coworkers wuth the Sophomore and Junuor gurls organuzatuon the Junuor Y Teens Durung the year the gurls sponsored the Junuor and Senuor Sadue Hawkuns Dance wuth the Junuor Y Teens Becky Brown Presudent IQ cz Club Sponsors, Seated left to rught Mrs R Alford Muss Helen Wyatt and Mrs N Watkuns TW-u !,.....--Q. l if 43 Seated left to right Beverly Sumroth Treasurer Bullue Reeves Vuce Presudent Becky Brown Presudent Georgua Hand Secre tary Patsy Watkuns Program Chaurmon Chaurmen Standung left to right Kay Fusher Decoratuon Katherune Schelcer Hustoruon Pat Daughett Devotuonal Shurley Zuese Parluamentaruan S zanne Saothoff Musuc Claudua Muttendorf Publucuty Dorothy Langley Socual and Bernuce Bergman Servuce . . . ., . . , . . . , ' . I 'Ix- lav K '57 . K . . . K , . ll s. ., is - S K 1 I 0 - 1 I I ' a 3 : , . . . . 1 N M 'Lfir Yau. ,, . R l J M , 1 T J ,, ..- , ...- . ..- - -- - -- A - , ...- . - 4 Q ,, . -- ffq, .. ,, 1 1 ' - --I' I K -- :U , w . gn: .N , Q T7 J P' , I -- f 1. gy- 1 S - in ' Qii' - . f X '- u 1 H ff'-e 2 K X N ,, 4 'Lv 2 6' 1 N ,tv 4 ,. K ,.,, ',- J .' rf ' . ' wg-iv xl I ll ff . T V 'J n u 1 ' x n S 'v ' K, 1 V st ,gm Q W I 1 Q 1 I . i 1 ' - ' 1 , ' 1 ' , - : ' , ' . ' , ' , : I . I . I . . I I . I . . I , . I U- , ' i ' ' , ' ' 1 aw XJ l lllllll rd' A Seated left to right Jo Ann Thnele Rose Alford Beverly Brown Gaye Lynn Wiley Ruby Vanderpoorten Standing left to rnghi Jud: Turner vall Nancy Taylor and Carolyn Opperman N1 I Carrol Ann Redmg Patsy V-I X gan 3 on. lllllllllll l Seated left to right Ida Rawls Phyllns Bard Norma Joyce Brown and Grace Fleck Stand Ing left to right Nancy Brannon Charlene Smuth Joanne Saathoff Norma Crum and Enud Ann Johnson N c f-vu-.MUN Q 1 l' N --. W l Q- N . Q K . Q . ' y U J ns . ,A I f ANJ4, . ' I ' - .. , .. ' J2'fl,',x1f.--' ' A A P -A fx ' Q A M 4fW,,,..f l I V wx , 1 .E l w A . I 3 Q. 1.1, 5 S H ,J 4 . . ' V' Lk , A ' 5 7- ., ' Q J . f z 5 ez ' 2 A , u v A 4 Q I - . 'A ' 6 -E 0 ., Q . V . H . A' 'F' . 59 - J lf 'S ' c Q ' l I - 'N 7 H U , Q ' - it . 'uf V, A V Q ' Q2f-Ql ali. .I it ' A -' . N - ks K Q N . , H - , ' f f , j,', V :xx . 2 ' N ,Bw r -L ,S- l 4' '51, , J M.. W' 4 V ' x . J . L ' ali ,-n1fZ'.un . X ' - . l 1 l . B ' I 3 16 Sherry Thomas President jawn Z-7eew Sophomore and Junior girls organized the Junior Y-Teens to follow in the footsteps of their fore-going organization, the Senior Y- Teens, and to learn the betterment of woman- hood over the nations. Working in co-ordination with the Senior Y- Teens they give a Christmas party for the boys at Brooke General Hospital and hold a Sadie Hawkins Dance for entertainment of the school 1 Seated left to right Becky Swander Historian Roxle Hull Parliamentarian Sherry Thomas Pres: dent Marne Quick Vice President Eleanor Burkhardt Secretary Shirley Dieke Treasurer Stand Ing left to rlght Beverly Stlegler Membership Chairman Ann Blount Worship Chairman Carol Stevens Service Chairman Mrs Mamie Vielock Sponsor Penny McCampbell Social Chairman and Doris Morgan Music Chairman Seated left to right Jouleen Hurta Vnr gunna Wrnght Barbara Burton Barbara Boxley Florence Zimmerman and Carol Wolfe Standing Ann Klemt Jackue Cutsunger Barbara Bromley Beverly Ann Brown Janice Mollgard Evelyn Butler and Dennse Butler Furst Row, left to right Gaul Barrett Martha Redford Judy McClam Barbara Magel lone Fraser Second Row Con borough Mary Beamer Marilyn Dall man Janet Cassndy Third Row Joan Easley Elissa Howell Sue Easley Jackie Blrkenmeyer Sue Cameron First Row left to right Barbara Merrull Jackle Braesucke Phylnss Goodwin Barbara Bergman and Dorothy Rainey Second Row Vlrgnnna Hamnlton Jesse Krause Charlue Moe Daniels Duxne McDaniel Annette Harrungton Alnce Jessop and Harruet Campbell I . : I .i I I , , . : , , , I I , . . . : . I I I , . : - nie Batey, Jean Howell, Gail Scar- I 1 l ' , . : I I I , . Q F s I I I I . . I . . 8 Studentzincow The endeavorment of the CS U IS to encourage true e lowshlp among the students and to better the understandmgs of Chrlstnan teachings 'ii Carrol Ann Redmg Presndent Mr Moms Sponsor Sponsormg annual prolects such as the Thanksguvlng pro gram and the Christmas as sembly develops relngnous lnfe and Chrlstnan love for God and man Officers, Seated left to right Grace Fleck Parlnamentaruan Ann Blount Secretary Carrol Redmg Presldent Becky Swander Treasurer and Roxue Hull Musuc Chaurman Standing Vnncent Jones Sergeant at Arms Bobby McVoy Vlce President and John Hathaway Sergeant at Arms A-. i First Row, left to right: Beverly Brown, Nola Harbord, Pat Daughett, Suzanne Saathoff, Patsy Sto vall, lda Rawls, Phyllns Burd, Georgna Hand Second Row: Kay Fnsher, Rose Alford, Denuse Butler, Barbara Bromley, Vnrgnma Wright, Marne lsom, Claudua Mnttendorf Third Row: Alex de Kanter, Howard Fannmg, Frank Gray, Jimmy Steltle, Bobby Lewns, Floyd Frled, and Phll Dalton 1 . . . f I- 0 l 4 Wi th N, g gfff A K ' , 1 R . . . . . I . 4: x -, . . 'CT ' x w 'C - 'mn A 9 O I 1 I ' 1 I I 7 1 I r . . . . . . . , , . . I ' ' f I ' i l - - . I 7 4 ' fri' E f-r K 4 , 'l ,A f .1 . 'W 4 1 1 W x, Q - I F7 , 3' ' 4 5' Y? , 3 -. . - VI' g Flrst Row left to rnght Carolyn Suedemann Eola Manley Roxse Hull Doras Morgan Shurley Dneke Barbara Boxley Sherry Thomas and Barbara Burton Second Row left to right Marilyn Dallman Nancy Brannon Nancy Stover Betty Eckermann Mona Housel Carol Ann Wooten and Vlrgmua Coleman Third Row left to right Janus Stringer Elame Foster Beverly Ann Brown Evelyn But ler Jamce Mollgard Sara Saathoff and Aluce Jessop Flrst Row left to rlght Brllue Jo Sale Jo Ann Saathoff Charlene Smnth .lackle Cutsnnger Jamce Brashears Jamce Klnne Harriet Campbell and Genevieve Boerner Second Row left to rlght Shirley Znese, Barbara Bergman, Neva Blchsel, Norman Crum, Gloria Bauer, Janet Pocetti' Jan Lewis, and Betty Natuons Third Row, left to right Gaye Lynn Wiley, Phyllns Anderson, Jan Bell, Rose Lynn Palfreymann, Charla Blount, Donna Sorran, Sharon Lamp, Kay Kane, Jo Ann Bernard, Jamce Powers, and Betty Wnsdom 9 -H Y ,V 5 , 3 - , ,lj ' l L - ' i 1 Q ' X- ' , ' , C . . ,, T .- Q ' f,I-5 . x f - ' I . , .I I L 'fa 'MTH - I I 'o Q Q f ' l ll K , H l L' 1 '. , , . . I . . . . . . I T I I I I I I I ' I : I I I I I I T . ' I 1 I 1 I ' I I I ' Q Q 5 ,- '. ' if ft ,Ac gt - . . -Q. s 1 . ' V Q- y - 'Ev . . . we , Q C . I l . . 4 . I . : . . I I . I . . . . I I I - r 5 20 ,-4maaf7!am6 wad ,rf John Wayne Ross Presldent 2 S X: ' uv 'vt 4 , 4 nl, Seated left to right Hazel Snsco and Edna Smnth Standing left to right Mnddle Row Charles May Russel Lloyd Douglas Klstner Bob Wnlson Charles May Russel Lloyd Douglas Kustner Bob Wilson Charles Sarran and Howard Fannlng Last Row left to right Harold Sussman Jay Lam mons Richard Sanders and John Ross fChnef Operatorj A, .L xg .sg if I ' C are I -fe K 'z fa f , if l 'fb X lflfn l I ' 1 ff 4.4 -tk , - , 1 'I U l f 1 . Q ' ' I f 2 Y .Q IU! V S v' In Rxxxxy V, A Q I 5 a'e.' , 2 Quixtar . . '1 J K -4 . 0 1? xx-C , X ,ss . ,ug 'A -' , 4 'R , : ' ' . , , : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 -' : I ' ' 1 1 ' Thus club under the sponsorshup of Mr Lundy Burgess consusts of operators of the Cen trallzed Sound System and Prolectlomsts com buned to help show the mtrmsuc value of educa tlon The members of the Auduo Vnsual Educa tnon Club are constantly workmg to better them selves un order to help Ednson Hugh become a better school Offlcers left to rlght Jerry Wal lnams Vlce President Dan Dur ham Secretary and Jay Lam mons Sergeant at Arms First Row left to right George Malls Skupper Sklnner Charles May Allen Chamberlam Gary Zum merman Ray Rawls Howard Zuegler Second Row Keuth Chrusman Bull Ward Jack Duncan Sandy Ford Kay Casper lone Brown and Susan Toomey Third Row Richard Sanders Davld Durham George Dasbach Tom Scott Delbert Casper John Slvek and Muckey Clark Fourth Row Bob Martin Douglas Kustner Knrk Grubb Jerry Wlllnams Ronme Key Jerry Campbell Ronald Schneider Howard Fannung and Dan Durham lChaef Operatorj 2 X . 1 ' . I ' 3 . . 1 . . . . , . I ' l 1 I 1 ' ' - ll sz?-,My A ' A' 1' :JM :td , ' ' My-- , ,..f'-vwmvrf V' XR Mf,i'? 31,11 C 15. ' C X r' 48 . is r ' Q I . 1 . . .1 . . - . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 22 S ' 7494 Szamz ' S George Scarborough Mlss Crossley Presldent Sponsor The Junuor Student Councnls oblectsve as to improve school cmzenshnp and promote better relatlons between the faculty and the student body The prolects for the year Include momtor servnce for the halls and the cafeteria assustants to the lost and found and sponsoring one dance each semester for the Junior Hugh School students Officers Flrst Row left to nght Sally West Sergeant at Arms Second Row Betty Knrkland Enter tannment Chanrman Sue Thompson Parlnamentarlan Thlrd Row Vurgnl Peterson Servuce Chair man Kenneth Saathoff Vnce Presndent Seated Sharon Stamps Secretary Standing George Scar borough President 1 ts . , 'Q,,4 , X117 'fits T, t gf- XX A I xr Af I I 5 l 5 s l W L 3' '47 1'f-eww Mn, ' tl I , 5 crm. I l 5 - 'tl , .1 l g r 4 : . 4 ui, N . - W xx l 5 'Q l . I . r ' : 1 ' ' - 7 i 1 ' . . 7 I . . . . Z . . I . . - p , ' - ' . : , . ' : - I . ' -mio-rw :Ulla li? f 'DAO' UG 3 Flrst Row left to nght Lunda Sutherland Sharon Stamps and Joe Granato Second Row Carole Ann Moses Norma Carolal and Jeanette Owings Thlrd Row George Scarborough Charla Blount Mary Mad ray and Barbara Jean Jacoby Fourth Row Guy Elliot Larry Fnnley Kenneth Saathoff and Betty Kirkland -janv-n ,J First Row, left to rlght: Sally West, Sue Thompson, and Charles Postlewate Second Row: Patsy Jane Sanders, Yvonne Fisher, Valerna Termaath, and Jam Hendrncks Third Row Leroy James, Sally Ann Ortego, Pat Prultt, and Dale Gabriel Fourth Row Vnrgul Peterson, Robert Wehmeyer, Nash Thompson, Bobble Schmudt, and Roxa Ann Alexander 2 F J I MVMWHKFAIL J quQvf,1 'f f,-1, ' , . k , s V-ref ' ' , 4 1 - o f I ' ' ' M I A fziqf ' f-I J - Ya- .Z In H , f -4 r 1 - l Q s 'lx - M . 1 1 9 'Q I ., ,X T! N F J. if TN. :Z 3-'Iii 3 'N t 13,151 E, A f ,. :.5:.,.-'ffygrl r . - 1-1--'.f:--1 N 5, . . . . . , . , , . . . . . ' I I ' ' I 1 ' 1 - 5 1 1 1 A 1 f J . -ft.. Q- : 1 Vx ' V 1 ' .. . , . 5 Q, .. t . 1' l V ' f I J J S Y -.J S 'r xx t X I . .7 f K ' H fi , ' f N A tw f . N-1 K 5 124 Qcazckw 742-2 65445 1 President ...................... George Scarborough Vice-President ...................... Richard Kistner Secretary .......................... Johnny Veltman X , Q. 5 1 Treasurer ......................... Kenneth Saathoff K Sponsor ......................... Mr. Marvin Greer George Scarborough President D4 First Row, left to right Mr Greer George Scarborough Richard Kistner Johnny Veltman Ken neth Saathoff Second Row Claude Tnndel Charles May Wayne Freuling Gary Keller Dale Ga brlel Kermit Batey Edward Thlele Adolph Delgado George Mills Third Row Joe Walker Mike Taylor Bully Stahl Ray Reeves George Moo e Larry Finley Medlock Claude Fest Diego Abruego Jim Hendrix Gary man Bull Ward Center Vernon Enderlun Fourth Row Bill Robert Stanley Burt Dubose Richard Cooper Charles Hope tice Joe Granato Irving Wegner Douglas Hull Craig Talley Harvey Turner Gerald Meeks Melvin Durst Donald Janota George Hoff Boyers David Murray Vernon Sooter Sam Tumey Fifth Row Beneau Jus Jimmy Hammell Nash Thompson . v x 1 9 3 1 't My 1 f v, 1 0 . . . . . ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I ' . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . r . . 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I ' . . . . . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - s adm President .............................. Kay Fisher Vice-President ........................ Carrol Reding Secretary-Treasurer .................... Edith Krueger Kay Fisher President On November 2, 1953, the Future Nurses Club was organized under the sponsorship of Mrs. Camilla Hewitt. Two of their main projects were making Cancer pads for the Cancer Society and visiting Brooks Army Hospital as a field trip First row left to right Carrol Ann Reding Vice President Kay Fisher President Edith Krueger nice Bergman Georgia Hand Pat Daughett Noa Harbord Ida Rawls Third row Joyce Nichols Barbara Burton Beverly Mason Patsy Trammell Dolores Holland Tessann Kiser Fourth row Shirley Ziese Kay Kane Barbara Bergman and Alida Tammen 23 f f I ' , ' - ' : ' , ' 1 ' , Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs. Hewitt, Sponsor. Second row, left to right: Rose Marie Alford, Ber- 26 Patsy Stovall President Toward New Horizons, the motto of all F.H.A. Chapters, expresses a purpose for learning to live better today, so that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Proiects for the year were a rummage sale, to increase the club funds, a Mother-Daughter Banquet, and a visit to Boysville. Homemakmg sponsors left to right Mrs G E Stovall Parent Sponsor Mrs Ramona Montgomery School Spon sor and Mrs Clifford Nations Parent Sponsor Seated left to right Betty Kirkland Secretary Patsy Stovall Pres: Vice President Marguerite Carlson Sergeant at Arms Suzanne Saathoff Second Vice President Shirley Zlese Treasurer Rose Lynn Palfreymann Reporter and Marilyn Woodhouse Parlnamentarion , : . . . , . . l , . r . : . 1 F 1 I' dent, Carolyn Opperman, Reporter. Standing: Marie Isom, First FY5 wi' N JUN- 'NWI Standing left to right Jacqueline Klaus Charla Blount Joyce Lenon Jaynette Morris Nancy Jo Ersch Vuvlan James Jo Ann Duecker Armin Talley Carolyn Duncan Sherry Ann Holt Tela Gareston Marllyn Duncan Q--4 Pictured, left to right Carolyn Rylander, Betty Nahons, Pot Daughett Second row Sally West, Donna Sarran, Sue Thompson, Jamce Powers, Mornlyn Dallmann, and Barbara Jo Wyres 27 .T -I I .Lt - 1 J z. . I 'cv 'Iv' . A ,, Q , XA - n K . H W, 1-pr R .,, ... y' K N 5, ? . , 3 Q, J al I ix 1 if . 'rv 5 I X t ffl 'x t -41 v M W A , IL x - L, I I .., W- x . 17 '10 i , n ' l ' 1 'v'pf- Q- - 7 ,fs . ,:.. .j.' 1 A fall'-1 I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I - Lx X ,' I y I I 1 .. - .x , Q.. O '17 'lg X ..,1 Q 7 6 ,, . 128 Mrs D Thorman Evelyn Butler Sponsor Presldent 5 Z Presndent Evelyn Butler Secreto ry Janet Pacettn Treasurer Sandra Richardson Sergeant at Arms Eduth Krueger Seated left to right Lee Kistner Vuce President Evelyn Butler Presndent Standing left to right Janet Paccettl, Secretary, Edith Krueger, Sgt at Arms, Sandra Rnchardson, Treasurer 'T' O ff ,,,f,fff:11+ E, X' fylnlyffl' K K, Vice-President .......................... Lee Kistner I : l I D ' l l I l f . I The Choral Club which ns composed of senior hugh school students had a most successful year They participated in the talent show and in the Chorus Contest Members of the Chorus Club orgamzed several sextets with the help of Mrs Thorman Pictured above: Carol Ball, Jimmy Bass, Jan Bell, Martha Bennett, Mary Binz, Norma Bishop, Susan Boemecke, Evelyn Butler, Bobby Dare, Garth Davis, Alice de le Cruz, Maria Aleiandro, Roger Ehrlich, Guy Elliott, Vivian Haese, William Hilliard, Gayla Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Barbara Just, Betty Martin, Orelia Rodriguez, Francille Stringer, Carrie Lee Todd, Barbara Wright, Rita Kennedy, Jimmy Bass, Jan Bell, Edith Krueger, Elizabeth Nowlin, Janet Racetti,- Hazel Sisco, Janice Stringer, Linda William, Roger Ehrlich, David Reeder, George Willoz, Bob- by Dare, Roger Reeder. 129 30 mwzczgceea John Welch Bobby McVoy President Fall Term President Sprung Term Front row left to right Mrs Mnchot Sponsor E Lloyd A Cane J Campbell B Dorsey J Ross Second row D An derson C Saathoff J Saathoff G Scharem H Gold M Allen Thlrd row H Fanrung F Decker H Sassman D Mollgard B Kosub F Gray E McCar ley Fourth row B Lewns Chaplm Jam my Steltle Sgt at Arms G Braeslcke W Ellls S Bllllngs F Smith B Hu as and G Lansford Front row left to right S Shomette Treasurer L Veltman Board of Durectors B McVoy Vlce Presudent J Welch Pres ndent B Shles Board of Durectors Sec ond row R Orr J Makulenku J Jones D Harrus J Kuehne P Dalton Third row Mrs Mnchot Sponsor H Stahl N Howe C Hampton P Kennell D Dur ham J Woelke D Sheppard Fourth row R Johnson P Taylor J Hatha ly B Lewis and W Turner - 4 A I I , ' : . , 1- , ' 1 . , ' - ' 5. , - . 7. . I . I - :. ,. ' , . , . ., . , . . . Z . ' , 7. , . ,. ,. ,. - way, M. Mueller, F. J. Mills, R. Golight- , ' : . ' , fs , . , - , , . , . , . ', . , . . ' 2 . A , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . 2. ', 'J' - ' , . 7 . I , .',. ,. 'bb't, Wfmfdlfwe- tue The Jaycee-Ettes consists of a group of girls serving 3' somewhat the same objectives as their co-workers, the Jaycees. The membership is restricted to Junior and Senior ' girls, and their sponsor is Mrs. Kate Michot. Along with the Jaycees, they have backed such proiects as the March f of Dimes during the past year. Phyllis Bird President Front row left to right Ida Rawls Chaplain Patsy Stovall Treasurer Jo Ann Thiele Vice Pres: dent Phyllis Bird President Bernice Bergman Secretary and Kay Fisher Parliamentarian Second row Mrs Mnchot Sponsor Board of Directors Billie Reeves Beverly Simroth and Mona Housel Barbara Burton Beverly Ann Brown Roxie Hill Jean Howell Virginia Hamilton Fourth row Geor gia Hand Beverly Brown Ethyl Kieschnick Enid Johnson Mary Jo Howard Stella Garza Ann Ven ghaus and Joy Martin Fifth row Shirley Ziese Betty Stolle Marie lsom Marcie McVoy Lou Ann Tackett Grace Fleck Judy Streiby and Jan Decker Sixth row Gaul Scarborough Carol Nunns Barbara Boxley and Mary Beamer , 1 , ' I , 1 ' , ' ' '- Bett Eckerman, Re ortery and Pat Dau hett. Third row: Rose Alford, Beck Brown, Vir inia Wri ht, Y P Q. u u Y 9 Q 2 age., 14414 Adam, 704446014 'w 'lv First Row left to right Barbara Burton Susan Shoemaker Marcne McVoy Marulyn Dall man Barbara Boxley Carol Wolfe Marne Quick Marsha Thompson and Bernice Berg man Second Row left to right Jo Ann Thnele Betty Stolle Georgia Hand Rose Marne Alford and Kay Fssher Thlrd Row left to right Mary Alice Mladenka Ethyl Kleschnuck and Joyce Nichols v W? f First Row left to rlght Jamce Klme Carol Seudeman Ida Rawls and Beverly Wullnams Second Row left to right Kay Kane Carolyn Rylander Ruth Ann Jenner Barbara Magel Lynda Howard and June Kemp 4-JS-ri 0...-....-ni i ark-1:-t :gtg--qqwqup nh. 1 A v 050- 4 a'o'fo'a.a'v o Left io right Mary Cantune Mrs Lada Johnson H ad Dnehhan Genevuve Robnnson Lorune Rabe Lola Beavers Sgfm I , ..-xl -if 1 I LL N'--11 ,Naam left fo right: Sefereno Guerrero, Jesus Pahno, Jessne Hernandez, Frederuco Snfuentez, Beatrnce Tor res, Mr R M Walker . D . ,-..1.-.---- ,-'H-Tj ' 'Q ,. 4 I . . , .,f L . ' J I . 3 X ft V ' ' , 1 4 u I 1 5' al. nf 1.-., 4 x A - Q , - g ' ' ' ,Q x , , L t iw . 1 K' h 'A ..- . , . ,V r-- 3 'Ag 1.0.1. 'v.v.lIo.ctI.r.v.w':gsuf A 5 7 U ' 5 A . , : rg. 1 - vnu V f W4 x ,.:.,..,, ,,l 'Ml Q . H A an 1 2' . , 1345? 11? if h . . Q , .. 'wwf Y M e : I U . I 3 . . . I . . I . I 3 ' 4 1. s I. , A '1-e f X f .N U ' W ' S Q A buoy. 1 Y , Ay ' . , M, X 1 , Sw 2 .' 1 . g ' N., fl 1 A , a a , , - - ., .Q y' Q 9 X . 0 X , , ' .agp W ' I - ' 9 K o N wx' ' K , . K . . .. X ' ' A, Q ' C o , 5 X N N i f 4 -r. X . Q 5 I b - J ' . 0 4 9 1 X rv ' A. - . , v N --.- , , N ' 4 1 N .. 17.5, ' A I Min F 4 H -A . 4 N 3: 2 The Vocational Industrial Club of Texas is composed of local chapters established in public schools offering vocational industrial education. The Vocational Industrial Club functions through, and with the advice and guidance of a State Advisory Committee Virgil Knowlton President Officers pictured left to right B ll Bailey Treasurer Billy Hinton Ser geant at Arms Virgil Knowlton President Bill Dorsey Vice Press dent Cecil Coleman Secretary and Wayne Simroth Reporter 'L Front row left to right C Alexander H Kesla R Mclnty e H Maltsberger B Everly J Pol mer M Pankratz J Collier R Welshans and B Anderson Second row H Ziegler D Elkins J Foerster A L Pitts F McKinney T Besselli u C Banks L Williams B Durham F Gavulan A . . , . I 1 I I ' I I I I ' ' I 1 I , . , .1 i IA F L41 wp 1 0: V 5,1 H O N, A -1 ., - 4- , 'in st' - - - - - ' -k as - 1 ,,. 'Abu . , : . , . ', . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . . .2 . . . . , . . , . , - v f - f - , . , . Qs George Steele Mr Hubertus PFeSldef'll' Spgnsor v' Officers left rlght Jackie Saathoft Treas urer George Steele President Mr Hubertus Sponsor Kenneth Lee Vnce President Harvey lug tly Sergeant t Arms Front row left to right R Underwood D Case J Sevuk C Santos J Wnllnams and J Everly Second row K Hassell J Qunll P Van Kleet M Semlunger E Patton W Campbell G Reger B Hall and E Krueger Thcrd row J Keller J James M Hngdon D Mollgard R Snueder R Rhodes R Ogden Fourth row F Wright W Benson V Flathouse V Jones B OKeefe T Faglue and C Cowan 3 5 1 . lx Ql 1 N . f , . J J 1 ' rig? ' ' 3: Q An ' ' I fo ' : 1. if f l' G 1 -1- 1 I I gg- ,, Sv Q V J ' . . 5 'W ' J- ll? ffl ,I l J Z: In J 4 . - . I J I if A Nfl J Gold, Secretaryg Rex Go- 1 4. J f f C' F - Q ' J X' fl f ' I-f .W if 4 25 X git x in-'K ff I i ' X . M ' A iz, l C Q i l 4 2 A, 'wi A - A 1 l L May was the month of months at Edison, Organiza' tions began electing their new leaders for the next school year. The graduates of 1954 have a completely new life to look forward to, but no matter where they are, they can glance through their annual and remem' ber their school life at Edison. UNE Xxml l f QM Q0 SQ N e0'92 'W iU 1 1 We ,r.. E - V MPN 'J z X X S V f ,A f X f 7 I ,4f:Qf-F' 4.68 3' im,-.W bennor Club Presndents try on thenr caps and gowns before graduatnon exercnses Standing left to nght, are Bobby Lewis Presudent of the Natnonal Honor Soclety Forrest Smnth President of the Quull and Scroll Patsy Stovall Presudent of the Future Homemakers, and Georgna Hand, Presndent of the Future Teachers 74455466 7mm 4 '2 Xi' 1' . Front row left to right: Mr. Damon Hollingsworth, Assistant Coach, Clifford Saathoff Gus Scharean Kirk Grubb Phil Dalton, Bobby Lewis, Jimmy Steitle, Lester Veltman, Forrest Smith Ernest Galvan Edward Lindsey and Gene Elwell. Second row: Pat Shannon, Jr., Mascot, John Welch, Manager Andy Cane Char les Hampton, Wesley Ellis, Bill Dorsey, Jimmy Dick Kuehne, Norman Howe, Jack Mikulenka Jackie September 'I2 September 'l8 September 26 October 2 October 16 October 22 October 29 November 5 November 'I3 November 20 Bi-District December 5 Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison T.M.I. Seguin McCallum Victoria New Braunfels Burbank Lanier Harlandale Alamo Heights Kerrville Edinburg 3 'I 1-.1---v , X 7 min mm mtg! i' I 'Q is y, S5210 f1ycCQ ,X Saathoff, Don Freiling, Daniel Belzung, and Harvey Stahl, Manager. Third row: Mr. Patrick Shannon, Coach, Mr. Marvin Greer, Assistant Coach, John Ross, Bernard Brown, Robert Welshans, Robert Orr, David Harris, Jimmy Campbell, Bill Hamrick, Bob Reese, Freddie Duecker, Mr. Paul McCarley, Assistant Coach, and Mr. Francis Burgess, Assistant Coach. The Golden Bears were off to a grand start this season by beating T.M.l. 52-19 in the opening game. Being victorious in their first game, the Bears set forth for the district championship. Their first district win was a 26-14 shelling of Seguin. The next opponent to fall was McCallum. The Bears had a scare before winning their next district game. The Bears were behind 13-18 going into the last four finutes of play with the ball on the Victoria 48 yard line. In four plays, the Bears scored and won the game 20-18. New Braunfels, Burbank, and Lanier were the next foes to fall. But next came the big game with the Harlandale Indians, who had not been scored on in district play. The Bears scored first, but Harlandale tied it up. But the Bears were not to be denied and the game ended 34-7. Then Alamo Heights and Kerrville fell and the Bears had a clean sweep of the district championship. The bi-district game was to be played with Edinburg at Alamo Stadium. At the end of the half it looked as if the Bears were going to win, but the final outcome was 13-20 in favor of Edinburg. Though the Bears were once outscored, they were never defeated. 39 ' 'SWE no AT N. if- M Nay Coaches pictured, left to right McCarley Greer Shannon Burgess and Hollmgsworth 140 L. if V no Captains of the Football team, left to right Lester Veltmcn, Jnm my Steutle, and Bobby Lewus Jummy Steltle Co Captam of the Team receuved Honorable Men hon on the All State Team and was an All Dnstruct Player ,466 Sanz Lester Veltman Co Captaun of the Team wmner of the Hap Massungull Trophy was chosen as Player 4 U ll ll I -' ' I an All-State, All South Texas, and an All-District Bobby Lewis Co Captam of the Team was Ball Dorsey Sensor Guard was a member chosen as an All Dlsfrlct Player of the All South Texas and the All Dnstrnct Team 'X David Harris Junuor End was also on the Jackie Saathoff Sensor Back receuved a All Dlstruct Team place on the Second Team All Dnstrnct 'll . . I - . I . I . I l ' 3. QR W 5 . I ' . I . I . , . , ' .' 142 Bernard Brown Guard Daniel Belzung Guard A dY Cane Jlmmy Campbell n n 43 4 4. PHH DGHOH Fred Duecker Back Bock fe Duecker runs through T. M. I. teom for Q touchdown. The Bears won the game 52-19. ..qg Wesley Ellls Guard Don Frelllng End -riv- Howe lays block as Brown watches 26-14 win over Seguin, 145 -4,1 f 'r 146 Ernest Galvun Klrk Grubb Bock Back 7 - A ,-,H ,,f.-vp . I , , 5- ,, , - W -M '45 k 5, Dalton ploys Follow the leader with .Jockie Soothoff cmd Jimmy Steitle. , rt- Vff,k:,, . . ,e l. A . .gk 1- Charles Hampton Guard Bull Hamrlck Tackle E Wwgx 'Wh Steutle watches Veltman score wmnmg mark whnch gnves Edason 20 18 won over Victoria 48 Norman Howe Jnmmy Duck Kuehne Tackle Back .mph 7-10' 1 Y 'i Sterile Dorsey Galvan Saathoff Cane and Veltman talk over the New Braunfels game wnh Coach Shannon v'fl:4.,a. ' egg, H-'Ll m A - x l . N N -1 an '- A x 5 , 5 . -A , . . -' E M , QL 0 t ., S I , x I t . f 1 K .Y,V X 'did I 40 w A4 ' 5:-M Q , xi' . I I lv K pk ...' N K ' 2' W l x. A 4 Edward Lindsey Jack Mlkulenku Guard Bock Gclvcan eludes Burbank defender on long gum as Edison wms 26 O 9 X -,,....L 'd 4 ,,,,,,r , , , LQ' V . - 7 1 ' , L , .-fr., ,, I V f Y f 9 0 Robert Orr Guard Bob Reese Tackle Jack Mikuienka, Ernie Galvan, Jackie Saathoff, and Lester Veltman practice before the Lanier game Q, ., , y . ' Q , fr ' 1 ,Q e F- ! 6155 -If J .- Q ff . x 5, 5 Q ,M . V' x 1 wx H I . I ,.,n ,. , ,A, , -s.,..i Y 2,4 ,V -,ak . .. 1 -. ,J A X 9, V A 'K f r, ' 'J dk' PX '-1: It Q. . , x-. - , ,,, I I 4- x 4 , 5 i C3 2 .M 954-f , I 1 1 Q 633 ' me , L ef w,.Q 52 Gus Scharem Forrest Smith Back Guard Cane catches pass from Veltman for a gain in Edison's 42-24 ramping over Alamo Heights Msg K rx B, . - 1 Q f w'lb.....,,,,-n 4. ' str usual . f' ' Vps' F295 9' . 51 -1 -Q 0, . Xl' . .J i ' -15, f L 2.7 :ij . 'Q 2 s th W ' - 4 'l in ,y ..- Blll Tatum Robert Welshans Back Guo rd ,- ll? Sfeltle and Dorsey block Edinburg defender cas Veltmcm as stopped ofter Q short gcnn cs Edison lost the Bl Dustruct game 13 20 A .sd 73 17 154 Seam my 2 70454411 vm Mr. Francis Burgess Coach Front row, left to right George Dasbach Bully Gibson Skippy Hopkms Rudy Davalos Jerry Wil lips Jay Lammons Warren McDonough Johnny Borders Giles Madray Clark Slraughan Charles Safran Third row Mr Burgess Andy Boss Jared Stamps Hershel Ziegler Clark Cowan Doug las Kustner Paul Kelly Tommy Kustner and James Denning liams, Gene Davis, Bill. Everly, Charles Bambo. Seconcl row: Sonny Billihgs, Bob Wilsonl Harry Phil- fww'vWv95z4mad?7oodall7emn4 'Jw A Front row left to rlght G Durst C Fest D Aylesworth S Justice W Snmmons J Frederlcks B Center Second row E Eckermann B Johnson D Pugh E M Daniels V Sooter J Strawn Thlrd row D Abrego L Pence A Preuss G Jacobs J Veltman V Enderlun Mr Greer Fourth row L Thompson M Medlock J Funcke K James H Dletert B McLaughlun Front row left to rlght B Boyers H Vullareal C Smnth G Schwunge E Wagner J Phrllnps and D Jonota Second row J Granato R Cooper D Gabriel K Batey L Enderlun A Cortese C Hope and B Leasmen Third row Mr Greer D Hull W Frenlnng W Shockey G Scarborough K Saath off N Thompson R Kustner Hal Feusler D Lawler Fourth row J Frazier A Delgado S Busby J Hammell H Ziegler H Turner D Murray S Tumey D Black J Rotan I I V ! L xii c as n ' I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I . , . . . . , . , . , . c- , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . - 4l 4. I - , I ' , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . ', . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Wmutq Zacdetlall Ol Front row left to right Clufford Saathoff Gary Braesacke Frank Gray and Forrest Smnth Second row Erme Gal von Jock Mukulenka Bobby Lewis cmd Leroy Becker Third row Mr McCarley Coach David Harrls Jnmmy Campbell Paul Taylor Vurgul Flathouse and Mr Shannon Coach l Davld Harris -P-ll-I-Ll...'l'.QYLiL H vVV e yrhyq W... , , . K . .X V .U I l I 4 l W qv A 4 Q1 o ' H ,A r ' 54l 4 9 l3 r '52 as 156 Second Teiam All .Distric1 Honorable Mention Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Victoria Burbank Harlandale New Braunfels Kerrville Seguin Alamo Heights Lanier Burbank Harlandale Victoria New Braunfels Kerrville Seguin Alamo Heights Lanier Mr McCarley Coach Le 0Y Becker Gary Braesicke 7 ul? J . T r , Q. fi . X' A ii! .isygyo xi -1 X1 X, K M 4 L A 7 Q ,fr gp ? .J SJ ff? 1 A , Q f ' F5 . , . 5 Q m, lv A .4 'E' Q i 34.-- ' ' -'-A- S 6. f 5. Y if 51 kin ?.. 'S 4.- 3 Y 6, s 3' as . fn .H 9? As l 2 Nag? I i :il 'Z fl., vw' sf, 1' 'Q' ws Q 1? if .M MT' 9. fa, IF. Clifford Sccthoff Forrest Smith XA Erme Golvcm ond Jnmmy Campbell prochce drubblmg before the Lomer game I6 62 ?7eem? Edison 57 Edison 45 Edison 42 Edison 58 Edison 46 Edison 44 Edison 49 Edison 43 Edison 51 Edison 38 Edison 43 Edison 36 Edison 49 Edison 46 Edison 61 Edison 45 Edison 59 Edison Peacock Tech Alamo Heights Northside South San Jefferson Lanier Burbank Harlandale Central Tech Brackenridge South San Jefferson Lanier Alamo Heights Burbank Harlandale First row left to right Rudy Davalos Jerry Williams James Denning Kenneth Anderson Second row Kirk Grubb Charles Sarran Bob Wilson Edward Lindsey Third row Gene Elwell Clarke Cowan Fred Bonam Bill Hamrlck Don Frenlung Coach Lindy Burgess l t 0 - . . . I ' I I I . . Q s 1 I I - ' ' -- n - 11 1 I ' cauofz7f494f4mzd??a46e1.'l4ll7eaon SH Q Ii Flrst row left to rlght M Beckman V Sooter J Campbell D Abrego J Bryon A Delgado C Fest Second row G Durst J Hammell V Enderlm J Veltman D Ruuz G Moore Thurd row Mr Greer M Medlock B Johnson B Mclaughlan L Thompson K James and E Eckermann 6 Hal X F First row, left to right H Vlllareal, D Hall, J Dalton, W Shockey, R Revas, J Frntz, G Schwunge, D Muller Second row J Pastel, D Hull, R Cooper, J Hendrlcks, D Gabriel, K Batey, B Justice Third row Mr Greer, W Frenlung L Benton, J Phallups, C Talley, N Thompson, K Stark, D Murray Fourth row J Granoto, B Eastburn, K Saathoff, S Busby, H Fuesler, R Reeves, R Kustner 1 I I I ' fi' L1 ' - iufii , . y K nag, -fs--2 A ' .' 1' 1,4 ,L f , W, ' '. f ' - , A ' f L'ki' - , l I it: 'Mgt .Ld 1 K4 U Af?-M get ' - f Wg' Q iq., The 4,5 - ' Q Fi . J JF L.. , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Q ' A ' T A lfl-fj My L K Y v D ' 4. 4 'Y V . , A ' 2' C .- -K r . C . ui X .A , ,X I V . , xr I ' 4, ll Q I Q ' 'Q f l '-2 ' lf, R :if .4 A L - X 4 - V' . Q ' B - ' V M '- . N f 4 B-1 J -K at X '- ' r . 4. -L N-f 71466 7mm .. 6? ...- Z' ru.. .fnsIl First row, left to right: R. Johnson, V. Jones, J. Kuehne, F. Duecker, C. Coleman, G. Scharein, F. Smith, and J. Quill. Second row: C. Cowan, L. Becker, J. Stamps, N. Howe, . , . , . . ' : ' a G Elwell B Holl and G Reger Thlrd row Mr. Hollingsworth, Co Steitle, W. McDonald, J. Campbell, D. Harris, B. Hamrick, A. Meri ran, and J. Strawn, Manager. .? . ,- 7, 3 ' MR. DAMON HOLLINGSWORTH 64 Coach J. Ross, G. Duecker, R. Orr, S. Hopkins, ch, B. Stiles, L. Veltman, P. Taylor, J. Akri, L. Fritz, J. Everly, F. Fried, C. Sar- . 'fm .,jg f,:' . 4, Vi.. .-n if . D .4 fs 3 . f': y 6 fi 1-:S-1 NN L. Z' r 75 5' 5. 1 diff? Gus Scharein runs on the sprint relay team. 4 I ' ,b 1 3 , ' - .. , , Y' ,si 40 ' K Q., ,s.,.... 4. -3 , Z: 4' N, IK ' 1 L -N X L mlm. E I . 'X N, ll .f, f-ig . f- 'M ' K .L f s' Vsfv-f3ff'7M' 'gf A , . 3 , , . ..'Jwa'w.i'9 'Ja i ' ff as 4 ,, y r 1 gff ' ,, , 4, ... in ,, AAK12, 1,3 N , af 1 l .1 M' K -...Q , ba..-'.', .Q- bfi, ,L 'Q - - ' -- an W sz: ,sv , ., . Q, , VA... K f ... .-' -, .., ?.-fglg. Jimmy Steitle throws the , sw lMlSQl.2i . 4. k,- fiii..'5'fi:f?:g,5 ilk- discus. lf' f x? j L12- A Nfl . ,,l'v'- G Bill Stiles runs the 220-yard dash. . . .. , 2-. if 7- D, .- A wb ' ,--?,.h.-'tif '1mEf:.,.1.g,:,i, X -'L .uf f r H --i ' .4-.. 'gA.4f1 . ,Ae -Y.-:AQ -.fx-rg , ,. J A , ,. . L if E-F , '-'+..,,. ,,' ff- , J- ,- ' -.4 5,1 sh-vi. in ' - 1' ,, . , 'A .. 1. ' - ' 7 ' - - ' - .1 ff! 1 - .- 0 3' 151,Qf,'?' ' nl' .. '. if I: fy-af. - - ' 5-4 'J' - 7'g , 'P 31,'A'5 , , 2 7: - -pf ff- - -' -- - ' '-' - ','. ' .A -fr 1'-:v:e'ff'yIi- '. ..- -,?'Q'A ,N ' ' .'1 ' Ar - Q.. Y N . ' . ki V '- - - . l'- KN ' - j - L' m,g:'. TV.+ - -lf,-wg:-vs 'f s ' Ain.. 4 5-L, -il, ,,.'-. .. -35- - . ' . ' - -. - - '. ,,. - ,fs .V r . 1' -. 1- , a -'1,,! , 1,1 - v--n-4, - 4 - .. 3' .5,- Q. lr , V u . , a -s X.. sffyqwl v V -ci' f , -V ., kg.. if'-- 'Q f. v- . -.- , P' . -, 8 . if . . ..,, -'.34,,,,.. - - ., 4:f' ' X ' x .4-U . ' 'L' - - -f ' 'H' IB!-PSA . , .f . The sprint reioy new-I Wiisisrs or rreddie Duecker, Bill Stiles, Gus Scharein, ond Lester Veltmcn. 165 66 March Mn FRANCIS auncsss Mmh Coach March prll ral prll March l l March 16 March 18 March 23 emudeano SCHEDULE Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison South San Alamo Heights Harlondale Brackenridge Sam Houston Burbank Jefferson Tech T M l South San wg First row left to right George Dasboch Gary Braesucke Rudy Dovalos and Kenneth Lee Second row Bob by Lewis Manager Clarke Cowon Rex Golnghtly Virgil Flathouse Billy Kosub and Mr Francis Burgess Coach 25 ' 30 ' A ' l ' Ap ' 6 ' . . . A ' 8 ' 'X ' , 3 ' 1' vs. T 3 '- ' A gif?-V7 Ei -1 . w by ,L ,ff Q ' f , 4 . 1 EX g 'X 5' y 1 KA i 5 . 9 m K is 5 K g 'A N - 341' X r X its A - -1 A K K A W' I 1 j 1 ' ' 1 , 1 I 1 . 4 . A . - ' ' I ' A ' ' ' ' ' '. is l '. Q - O 4 1 1 ' 1 4 ' ' y 1 2 ' I '. 1 '. A L A . Q , . . . H 1 ' ' . .K v Q - 1 4 3 3 ' ' R Q X , . . x 2 1 ' ' E z . . 2 x 3 , X 4 4 f . 4 H , X I Q. A - t 3 ' X 5 - , 's jj . E - X ', .t . . ' M X R ' 'u f . 'y ' L- 1 Z I 2 I 1 1 ' ' ' 1 I I 1 I I ' ' Qchla' 7eauu2z cam SCHEDULE March 'll Edison Alamo Heights March 16 Edison Harlandale March 'I9-20 Edison Alamo Heights invitational Tournament March 23 Edison Sam Houston March 25 Edison Burbank MISS HELEN WYATT March 30 Edison Jefferson Coach April 'I Edison Tech 3.4'-f' First row, left to right: Ida Rawls, Beverly Brown, Phyllis Bird, Laurel Winston, Edna Smith, and Rose Marie Alford. Second row: Kay Fisher, Virginia Wright, Janice Mollgaard, Barbara Bromley, and Denise Butler. 6 Spam The mam goal of the Sports Club a newly orgamzed club at Edison IS to Interest students in all athletlc events Meetlngs for the club are held every other Monday nn the audntorlum A recogmtnon servuce for Installation of officers was held tn March Prolects for the year uncluded candy sales and partlclpatlon ln the Talent Show MRS JULIA CANE Sponsor 68 Officers seated left to rlght fnrst row Hazel Snsco Reporter Margaret Johnson Presudent Carol Lee Ball Reporter Second row Evelyn Butler Parl Alice Jessop Vlce presldent Norma Blshop Secre tary Third row Susie Boemeclcer Hustornan Mar garet Schneider Sgt at Arms Patsy Trammel Sgt at Arms Harrtet Campbell Sgt at Arms in gg X Flrst row seated left to nght Jo Ann Duecker Nancy Jo Ersch Yvonne Gregory Jackue Braesucke Carolyn Sldemann Second row Shnrley Todd Aluce De l.a Cruz Elvena Brown Carol Machts Mic key Van Kleef Irene Denning Dorothy Ruchardson Third row Mary Blnz Dlxxe McDonald Annette Harrnngton Barbara Wyre Gaul Barett Mary Tumey Fourth row Carolyn Byron Floy Burnam Linda Wllltams Janice Strvnger Mrs Cane sponsor 1 I . I . 3 1 ' -ww- .L . . . . N 1 I I - 1 - . F 1 I 1 - 3 1 -7 1 ' I 1 ' ! . I , 1 ' 'Q I fs l ' - - . . 4 4 .1 - 1 - 1 1 ' l . .. ' , , .- - . , 1- sf: .Q 'A tr' Q at 5 1 v1 .Q 1 1 If is wwf- -gx , -A 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 ' , , . I , 1 , S, , . I 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 'l Partlclpatmg In the Junuor Hugh Sports Events are all members of the Jumor Hugh Physlcal Educa tuon Classes These classes take part In Basketball Games Volleyball Tournaments Tumblmg Archery and Hand Boll The Jumor Hugh Physical Education Teacher IS Mlss Helen Wvatt 6 4 Q: T l I A x L K L . w fav Yi l l'll l 541 . T - I f 1 fi , 'V 70 70000 Wwew 1' 345' Cb- i' 2o4e77Zafue,-4lfofzd 264446 and gold pawn The Black and Gold Prom, an annual event sponsored by the Pep Squad is one of the most exciting occasions of the year. Honoring the fooiball team, ihe dance is held ot the end of football season, afier many hours of planning and preparation on the part of the Honey Bears. 1-'Q Jil' ,X , ' 1 , 9 'jx 5. f if' .V ,Ji 72 andgeaa xgyamw V329 ww-swam PATSY WATKINS AND BOBBY LEWIS -,....,f..,,.,w... .,.......,,,,... ' I V 3 B v 'lf-A--M W, ,.. ,f.,.--4,-,.-n-NJ1'Z5 '1'-Iwi ' Q 1 ' W if S L. . 1 B If M B B B B 1 B .XA 3 5 .,. :km f . 'El . ...W ,EX W, A YW Y A B . Q if 3 5 ' A M A, - . ,W,.,,,,,, ' 3 f X A 5 , wQf-,, W,.,,,.fW,, ,..,.,,x., ,-.,A..?. ,V ,, W A, g V' .....,,,....,..k W W . 5, ji T, A , ., ,. w.fA .' A A -P f n- f. C 'Any w,,mv,MN,4 1 Q H , - wfM,f..1.Lwx f ,IQ A - Nffif? -A 5 Z ' ' 'wfmwsv - A 2 i T xx V wwf M uf. . if J f - I E X ' K . ,B I' I . , f t . X I ' , N B-in-as Pew Suthng Pretty Lover s Porcdlse Grand Mclrch 73 , 5 . ff 1 - ' a ' fl f ' X 1' I K - I 1 K I 3 If QQ , X ' 5 i'Af ff ,A - .4 V A V X I I I . 5 ' 'iff 4,3 N A M' fl-' 5 x A v V i J ' I , , , Q, l ' D ,, . . .,, V I, I gk 3 V. I b W 2 A PJ 1 7,5 , I' A 2 3- 1 2? E3 i .. 1. 74 I ll let you set the pace Mrs Shertdan 74a Swan PM 445 Sidney Holbrook .................... Claire Holbrook ...................... Barrat .............................. Suzanne ............................. Stephen Holbrook ..................... ppy Wilson .................... . . Jimmy Steitle Patsy Watkins Eugene Lloyd Becky Brown . Robert Lewis Dick Sheppard Would you like a small income of S25 000 year from an old uncle several thousand from your wifes mother and at the same time keep your marriage a secret from your Father? Seems to me this house is full of coo coos When he does discover your identity he should be more than pleased ... I , . . . I G I . , . , l 51 5 i f Q L Y l ff at ' I . 1 , r , I , , , Q 7,3 K s . . , Georgia Sanders ........................ Judi Turner John Holbrook .......................... Phil Dalton Edith Blair .......................... Jo Ann Thiele Mrs, Sheridan .................... Suzanne Saathoff Marilyn Sheridan ........................ Phyllis Bird Director ......................... Mr. Phillip Bauman This situation could have caused a bug commotion had not the Senior Class done their part to make the play Easy Money held March 9 at 8 P M a bug success O' the humiliation What shall I do h Hello folks hope we are not intruding q'l1'S4W' stwlu- what shall I do? lr Y H! Here we have a happy family gathering 71 S if N ... 'wel ,sf I ll 1 T1-fs is if M . M . I Q M 1 It f - , h. ' . , o, ' Y Q , 11 ' kN S-lv, '- t.?'y ' ,-' 15 lv, .yr 176 Jw ge'-if! lf 'OJ iff 'ev -.xl Dale Anderson Vcledlctoruon :Um f-fs. VX N-V Q4 l .hmmy Steltle 5 lx Wczledclotofzclcm md ,fra f 'V Beverly Slmroth MRS. J. K. JONES Sponsor First year Speech Students. S D CALENDAR OF 1953-54 SEPTEMBER Choric reading, Lochinvar and Love's Philosophy OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY Play, You Can't Take lt With You. Oral Interpretation of Poetry. Stagecratt of all speech classes. Play, All My Daughters. Debate Direct Vote of the President. Speech Contest at Trinity University. Play, The Trick of Time. Outing at the Dude Ranch. Advanced Speech Students 178 'be fx Sonny Bullmgs President ummm, Thus newly formed orgonuzatuon was e tablnshed nn order to help Edison students be come the partncupatnng cltnzens of tomorrow Its alms and oblectuves are to teach nts mem bers more about their communuty and country Also they learn how to be democratic nn theur deallngs with others Equlppmg the school library with more books and obtalnlng both a United States and Chrnstnan flag are among the Umted States History Clubs actavltles for thus year N Q Officers, Seated, First Row, left to right Carol Stevens, Parluamentarnan, Ann Blount, Treasurer Sonny Bnllnngs, Presudent, Becky Swander, Vnce Presndent, and Gaul Scarborough, Recordmg Secretory Standing left to right Wayne Slmroth, Reporter, Mary Beamer, Hustoruan, Mr Dalgllsh, Sponsor, and Leonard Zt tle, Correspondmg Secreta ry - tt .. A 4 L S I Vg. A li A,'. l ' l S- f' 1 . . . . x I ' I . . , . . . . , 5. ' n , 5 V Els, 4 X . sd . t lf-4 Seated left to right Tessann Knser Program Chaurman Marne Qunck Social f ht Chalrman Barbara Bromley Co Program Chairman Sfandlng le f io rlg Harold Sussman Co Socnal Chalrman Alex de Kanter Presidents Secretary and Hershel Ziegler Telephone Chairman y i K7 Seated left to right Carol Wolfe Mary Jo Howard Sara Saathoff Louretta Herwug and Joy Marhn Standing left to rlgh! Wayne Wolfe George Calhoun Demse Butler Jean G l Uhllg Joyce Uhlng Jummy Duck Kuehne and Ernest a van 79 ..- qx -1 T -5:57 ,. ',,5 X4 it K l :W ax..g,.E --Q ., , v I . lg' xx I : 1 I 1 1 , - . , : . . . . , . I - I I I , . f ,, X A e , ' tr ' ff 'L . ffl 2 W I . 'I Q ' f ' ff T g W .U . 2 I gf , , . J W I X :rx , :Q s ig: 3- I , , . 1 41' 3 ,Q- ,.3' . I r C . h , . . .' Q . 11 1 5 1 I 1 1 . . . . ' I ' I I I I I I ' F714 80 Presudent Mrs C Stroud Presidents Aude Mrs C Brown Treasurer Mrs V Sooter Mrs V Frltze Mrs Claude Stroud Presldent Eduson s P TA definately lnved up to thenr pur pose To brnng unto c closer relation the home and school The membershup rose to nts hrghest peck with 'l Oll members Several Open House Nights were held so that workung parents might be able to pctrtlclpclte In the club Officers seated, left to right Mrs Claude Stroud, Presudent, and Mrs V O Frntze, Secretary ' T rer Standing, left to right Mrs C Brown, Presldents Alde, and Mrs V Sooter, reczsu 1 I I . , . Secretary .... ......... . .... . .... . . ' . , . . . . ,, . . . I I ,, . . . 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I 1 W ' ' - I A I if fx B, VW SJ? 4 79 9 vantages of a great metropolntan store wlth all the conven :ence of suburban parking HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC SERVICE 417 N Alamo SAN ANTONIO TEXAS Martm Reynolds Blessmq Indrancr Band Instruments Buffet Penzel Mueller Cartzer Clarmets Armstrong Roth and Bettoney Flutes and Pzccolos Slmgerland Drums and Tympanr Complete Lune of Accessories For All Band Instruments ll0YD REITZ Owner 88 1 5 I 1 .K H9 .R l l Combin all the ad- I I Zig E best w shes to the sensor closs of 1954 from your official engravers closs rings commencement Invitations engraved cords SOUTHERN ENGRAVING CO 817 e houston st san ontomo texas BAIN S VARIETY STORE HARDWARE AND PAINTS School Supplies, Toys, Notions, Dry Goods, Varieties, Gifts P-20213 CORNER WEST AVENUE AND OLMOS 89 THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES San Antonlo Coca Cola Bottl1ng Company Remember Us When You Forget N ORTHSIDE ICE STATION sm FREDERICKSBURG ROAD PARKER'S PHARMACY FLYING SERVICE Your Los Angeles Heights DRUG STORE Corner Olmos and West P 8131 herweck s Complefe Line of Elliofs Painf and Valspar Painis and Varnishes Nancy Warren Wallpaper I0l FREDERICKSBURG RD. P. 3I74 AT FIVE POINTS 90 Saathoff llefrlgeratlon Sales and Service Azr Condmonmg Re rzgerazwn. MODERN AIR COOLED COTTAGES LIGHTHOUSE COURTS JACK CASPER Prop Appliances 4120 Fredencksburg Road P 2 0104 834 Halderbrand 545574 San Anfomo 1 Texas TANDY LEATHER COMPANY LEATHER 81 LEATHER CRAFT SUPPLIES 309 W Marlre+ C 2I 9 N.. HOWE S 2321 BLANCO RD pina p 9:12 SAN ANTONIO12 Tr-:xAs fn FLORIST Q93 1535 West Summxt Ave Shadyside 4 4241 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD Dnve In Theatre ITS MOVIE TIME IN TEXAS U S A always the fmesf ln screen enieriammeni .HLA Arnold Hobby Shop COMPLETE LINE OF HOBBIES S GAUGE and AMERICAN FLYER TRAINEJ 5215 San Pedro S 4 8181 1 ,, ff , I 5 xg? I ' 12 Q I A X' ' 6 '55 'I I I I A' T. QI! I - I. , I F D M T 'A' I C0lnPAlnellt5 0 Holstuns Country Store 3304 Fredericksburg Road CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 54 From AHB S COMPLIMENTS CROFT TRAILER CO F000 MARKET The Store of Distinction 110 Olmos Drlve U62301 RENTALS SALES REPAIRS IGII AWK There s Nothmg Acc1dentc1 About Qucxhty 2030 Mcnn Avenue P 0941 2 9 , Ir Game s Ice StatIon e 2120 West Ave P2 0372 VQGHE TEXAS REALTY CO Realtors W O Russell Insurance Agency Edgar vgn Schgglg 8 C0 3514 FrederIcksburg Road San Antomo 2 Texas Buuldmg Matenals ofhce P 3184 Res P2 9459 Home BU d'f'9 INSURANCE wm-I A DIVIDEND 2013 Wes' Ave REAL ESTATE p 9246 GENERAL BROKERAGE P2 6469 PIGGLY wlGGI,v X XQXX NXX p XBURIAL I N S U R A N San Antonlo Company A x X ALAMO FUNERAL HOME E A Basse owner I FRANK KUYKENDAII ADDQX Tlre and Battery Service Congratulatzons to Semors of 54 C 2602 Frederncksburg Road San Antomo Texas 4109 Frederucksburg Rd P 55211 94 C E if 'Q I ,341 ' 'P 4 ft 5 - Ig' V, - I I 5 ' Q M . - - ' ' Th .- I M . . . - L S ex s A A New QQ ix D 5 5 N pq. gi .XZ N 1 -X ,. 1 5Q,5fs--N A . X, O I ' ' ll ll - O I V COMPLIMENTS of CITY LAUNDRY 8. CLEANERS I 103 Fredericksburg Fannin 2311 ELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP mob wes+ Ave. s.--12032 I EMPIRE FURNITURE CC. Compliments Pms' BARBERS 102 Donaldson Ave PersI1'ng 7129 3107 Fredericksburg Rd SAN ANTONIO I TEXAS SAN ANTONIO TEXAS PEYTON S SAN ANTONIO NURSERY SHEP S FOOD STORE Free Dehvery Choxce Meats Vls f Our Sales Yard 3566 f:,ede,,cksbU,.g 606 Wes? 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J A DOBBINS SAN ANTONIO1 TEXAS 96 C 1 r f PACETTI BATTERY CO 20 822SZ G3ll7 DORSEY Plumbmg ci Hardware 2735 B1 P 5 6074 Compllments of A Fnend Compliments of THE JUVENILE MFG C0 INC San Antonlo Texas J 8z B HAMBURGER HUT H 2 Ch 464F Y l507W tA Villa Courts Kltchenettes R 5 Te ev Vented He t 97 I Ol 0 X 5 , s ' ,h 4 9 omp imen s O San Antonio 7, Texas 1 - . arzcmorcz - cxnco - 1 .15 czmburgers . 0 eeseburqers ' Phone P2-0 or our Order To Go h K es ve. A ' K ' 3426 Fredericksburg Road ' ' efri erators l ision 3 F. ia 1 -ff -eu, .,,,, ,,v,,qq' Y V ' I 3 2 '7' T 4 If Ps i ,wp sromwf ALAMO BABY LAUNDRY 1615 Avenue B Fannin 9636 MELTON RHEINER LUMBER CO 5 S P 2 5369 P 9562 TS uddle s ears The Best Hamburgers rn Texas K 3431 F d b . P-2-0290 5UN5 NE 'WLK 'e S 9 SUNSHINE RANCH Jim Maverick P-7 I 43 98 .L K ' 7 My .Q A , M A W is IV .1 ,V E i W A v ,,., ,ef-H' ? V 'Z p I A F I Q M .J ,. y . ep A' was , ?r'? ' L ' Z . f Q ' 1 uw Ba ko, ,Q , . 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W. gf .Af A ff, I tulips ' Famous for Sterilized Diaper S ' ' l ,K ' 'f - I ' ' Sporiing Goods and Accessories 592 on Pedro Avenue - - --1 1 0 Q I for the I 'T D E C K E R T BARBER SHOP 1221 West Ave P 20490 Compllmenis of KING S ICE STATION 3002 West Ave P 59992 SHAMROCK CLEANERS L ERA IONS P 51741 220 C COMPLIMENTS OF THEISS HARDWARE 1206 WEST AVENUE S-4 4732 Comphments of McKesson 8: Hohbms Inc SanAnton1o Texas BEXEL VITAMINS hd dt BEXEL VITAMINS KEEPS THE BEARS IN TOP SHAPE 99 STAR TIRES AND BATTERIES HICKS RUBBER COMPANY appliances refrigerators freezers washing machines 'I6 3 QW IEFFERSON STATE BANK 1904 FREDRICKSBURG ROAD Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP 200 ODERN PHOYOGRAPHY as photographers of the 1954 SPARK, I 3 lil 2 17 may we express our pleasure in con- tributing to the accomplishment of this fine annual. 0 two twenty-seven home ave. one block east of mcCullough off magnolia san antonio l2. texas phone plaza 50802 U Ili l lm ,lieb- K-.. .sh Yi N 'rc' 3:3-E if li' 'SQ W L 20 Olmos Grocery Market 'I824 W Olmos Free Delnvery P 5 6119 ...Qi TRINITY UNIVERSITY SAYS IT PAYS TO LEARN 715 Stadxum P 5 5251 I Servlcmg All Makes 6. Models New Cars Used Cars Trucks MILAM CHEVROLET CO. North Flores at Martin F-2211 202 M '1 KINMAN CONSTRUCTION CO Box 5133 Beacon Hull Sta S 4 2276 1903 Copnol Avenue WE? 4 Q E mfg ww ff- xx 'S W R I G H T S Sportlng Goods 223 North Mcun Avenue Fcznmn 0854 It pays to Play WRIGHT TW: NEW CHINA FOOD MKT 3225 West Ave Joe Bolelen, owner 203 .. inf'-1 , 7 V .x,.,,g,g,.'nff M J, , - ,.-.- 'QW' - 1 :ok 'I ' - A jjlfj- 5 - - , I , .. -- X, , AL A OW ,,....nv-'m' .A V 55511 jug ,Ya 3 4 fy' 3 . x ' . iw.-, V. C , .2 ' 2 5511331 x O Y N9 53: 'S W Wfffi -,,t'f '-M -xg ' - - .. ,,..,w, . wf .. 3 ' X , O --ix. C C ' , 1. , 2,2 j H V 3 4, 1 - ,I I f g R x Q A5 41:41, M 2 -- .- fi' 1' -Rig ' A 4 t .A if , f-.3332 gf 4' .5 -Y ' +f1f.A51 13. gf 'gf' Q wi, I g- , Mfg 4 r A .ru H. , S i . ,, ny ' ' I JN' W - 'F fi C ,piwxifv K ' . .M J , . 1 - fM w15't?'-?g,.r 3 ' si-Yi -, . . H N,-ifu 'ni 2 I ,ig .Q 5 1 1 f . . vj'v,L3:Fi'. 1' 'A , - -' 1 .i N :J , 'f,- ' 6 I G , ,fr-'. 'Q R N I -, Q C K3 . n 4 5, ,NL r g. -- H -1 -, 4 I .yn I nv-.. 1 . . . f K - ' . II ll - K ! ,Hs A i 1 , b , . Z 1 1 5 I . A emo f I 1 . 1 5 ' . 1 X' , ' . . ., C V. . 4 Vi, A M e :W , 57'-gsfvmaiiq EDISON VILLAGE Jeweuzv 'Wm M' Iewelry and Watches to Sell ' -I 4 F 1836 Olmos Dnve West S- 641 Congratulatnons to the Semors of 54 BRICKSTONE PRODUCT CORPORATION 817 Gunter Bulldmg F 2 632 Custom Buzlt Bnck and Stone veneered walls for any bulldmg GRANTS CLEANING Check Wnth Core Then Compare 1659 Hollywood P 5 6896 1 i L ALL work guaranteed 0 Quxck Servxce m 'I '-'i'5 ' may-wah-f 1 -231 gg? I A-...2 FMB Products Company Fred Brannen 'l9'I0 Son Pedro Ave S-4 8282 'I' 2 df Q,I' 344 yr new gl!! BROWN S APPLIANCE CO. 805 Fredericksburg Rd Where You Buy Wlfh Confidence 204 ---sq'--1 M A of . hw . , A- ' if' 3 ol gf ,,., ,L r ga, 14 f H ,, , . 1,4 I .A J 1 3 ' 5 W - W f I v--2 ' I -Q I .V 4. J iyyk -IQ, A I K ia,-,Lv .., , - - -'Q Ye V 'gg 'QW ..,, :La . 4 I If , I me - 1 on 5 - ' Im 3 V ' AH '1 Q ,qrr ,, I ' ' so I I ,b - I . if I ,ir 4, ' fu- d ,, . , X 7 1 Y , Vg I 4 rv Y f I II Aff' I f Ii' I 'ar I - ' ge I N - . I -I X w-,. , . I 44 M5 X I S 1 Q I Q, M' I w .4 I . vw. f .J L in ,L H L 3 L Fmf 'f 1 . 1 , , We M 4: H . 1 1 . - I znmmfv-uwf al NETTIE BROOKS V R L BROOKS 2109 V NETTIE BROOKS P 01 DELL VILLAGE SHOE STORE f AIL th FAMILY 2105 V P 2 4551 SAN ANTONIO FENCE C0 2418 Basse Road Rogerli 3178 Free Esttmates No Down Payment 36 Months To Pay Rusty Frelllng Mgr d YOU Baptist Memorial Hospital c ool of Nursing 215 CAMDEN STREET B 54581 Li k s'f5g7gA BALCONES FOOD MARKET 02 Fed ksb R ad GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES AND FIRST QUALITY MEATS Op Sundays 8 AM 4 PM 205 rf, vt 3 A 4 - 2 1 , H ni nu II ll A ,' , 4 k A., Young Folks ,.. 3,5 -L-' . -2 Dell illage ' I 'f 'fi' , . . ance J k l. A , Phone . 15 Shoes 01' , e . S we ance Jackson Rd. - - I ya.: 45:5 I 5 ,gf ii - I 45? I I 1 ina I V E, Q 2 W, A H if I fs. ' 1 , . 4, I U,-1' - IQ! 5 Us X X I f it I . I .- - - I I Where o go from here? 9 Enroll now as a Student Nurse at the . . . i . Q Q I ' S h o ' Q -. - 'A -- fl I - 4 5 r eric urg o . eff' 4' Vx. 'H Mg? ' , - 'ff-'5 .-9:43315 A ,5,,, ::?J 1, vs 'Q A A A yearly protect for art students ns the repairing and refmnshmg of statues whuch depnct the birth of Christ. The scene IS an annual attractnon at Edison durlng the Chrlstmas holidays The manger scene is erected In front of the bunldmg by students of the electrnc shop 206 1 ' use r ' . I-y Q it l. l 7 , ll' ,' ' Q I , X l ... 1 . f , V 'L . X, Zfv U l Y s .J - , U ' 7 ,e - 1 Y s -, V ..--7 A 1 E' '11 XV ly. lv . I 1 lA KJ. it 'sf ' F , ' t. ,S fx fp- . ' :Jil ' 1 . x V' ll r..-.--v-- L F.. 9 gpm- vgf its fll Shown are scenes of All My Daughters a three act comedy drama wuth a cast of twenty three stu dents Much of the play was orngnnal dnologue lt had a lot of laughs and yet a good moral Beverly Mason Charlie Mae Damels Frank Gray Martha Redford Sally Wullnams and Joy Martin are gust a few of the actors 207 Y , Q' ,tv ' J Q5 Q , ' To M - ft V1 li V n Xu F: f 2 Q t . .Q , 1 --., ,r- V . V ' 'p, f a'-1 , - tl A N 4 Q V ,V 'k g ' ' 'fifil' .X fl '52 l 6 ' A A X A W V A 'M L in 1 ' , ,. ... K 2 y ig 1 , Q-he-Pl... ' ' .8 3 Y -' t . 1 I 13 rev . A 'ii ' ' A fm 2 ' ,v ' t 2 Q r A ' . 3 l lr ll! . f I lt A V l R ' I . A , , , , W . , . ll ll ' I . - I - - . . , . I 1 , I 1 208 .4'cwt70cZlaad7 oftleseauafz I Varganaa Alelandro beang of boasterous nature do hereby bequeath my loud mouth to Quaet lattle Mona Housel I Charles Alexander beang extremely good lookang and havang the faner features of Adonaas leave the garls wath tears an thear eyes I Rose Marae Alford havang all the qualataes of a good squaw do bequeath my head dress of Indaan feathers and all my Teddy bears to Cherokee Brown I Make Allen do bequeath my cool Ford coup and parkang place by the tennas courts to Jerry Wallaams I Dale Anderson do hereby bequeath my good grades and braans to Davad Harras wath the hope that he wall graduate an the next fave years I Sharley Averett wall my abalaty to take dactataon and read my own shorthand to next years shorthand students I Bob Baker leave my duck taals to Larry Taylor and I hope he wall gave has abalaty to play pool to me I Wallaam Benson b ang of such charmang and graceful nature do hereby bequeath these quolataes to Bob OKeefe Bernace Bergman do hereby wall my beautaful fagure to one of the less fortunates especaally Carol Wolfe Sonny Ballangs leave to attend St Marys Law School Gary Braesacke, bequeath my masculane attractaon to Alex de Kanter Nancy Brannon leave my abalaty to apple polash Mr Dalglash to Barbara Burton Gloraa Brauor bequeath my magnetac appeal to Joanne Butler Norman Brankmeyer lust plaan LEAVEI Beverly Brown bequeath my Aggae Sparat to the Pep Squad Becky Brown bequeath my dravers Incense to Jackae Braesacke for safe keepang sance she cant drave yet Norma Brown bequeath my nackname Tanky to Leonard Zattle Jammy Campbell, bequeath my 6 4 to be davaded among the seventh graders Andy Cane, bequeath my abalaty to portray Laberace to Wayne Samroth Cecll Coleman leave to loan my sadekack Sagebrush Shorty Robert Courtney hope l leave Don Croft, do hereby wall my swanky Yankee accent to all of yall Norma Crum, do hereby bequeath my abalaty to play the bells to Sharran Lamp Phal Dalton, do hereby wall my mandolan and my guatar to all the buccaroos and cowpokes Pat Daughett bequeath my cool temper to Mr Bauman Ball Dorsey, do hereby wall my dark haar and eyes to Bobby Lewas the Casanova Wesley Ellas do bequeath my abalaty to get along wath everyone especaally Ida to Hershel Zaegler Tommy Faglae wall my ambataous manner to future clvacs students Howard Fannang do hereby wall my extraordaary looks extreme antellagence and my capabalaty to make out wath garls to Freddae Duecker I Elbert Fest, wall leave as soon as passable an my lattle grey Ford I Tommy Flnch bequeath my legible wratang to next year s chemastry class when they cant work the problems eather Kay Fasher leave to go to Maama Vargal Flathouse, do hereby leave my Green Hornet Ford to Nancy Pond Jerry Foerster wall my easy goang ways to Bob Reese Ernest Galvan bequeath my rapped basketball trunks to Mr McCarIey to have them mended Harvey Gold wall my capabalaty to be a well dressed mathematacal and sclentafac braan to Mr Wood Rex Golaghtly leave Ann Klempt to Jam Dack Kuehne and hope they wall be very happy Dora Guzman leave my engagement rang to the aunaors who havent already receaved one Georgia Hand bequeath my demerat gavang power to anyone else who can get red an the face Charles Hampton leave an my black coupe to aoan my Harem of women Nola Harbord leave to raase lattle cheerleaders Jean Ann Harrison leave to go to Washangton D C to be a secretary John Hathaway bequeath my collectaon of danner ware from Earl Abels to the garls for their hopeless chests I Bull Hanton, wall my darty auto mechanac overalls to Jo Ed Morgenroth I Bally Habbets leave the Junaor Jaycees sorrowfully I Norman Howe, do hereby wall my crew cut red Ford and goang steady status to all the seventh graders who wall have to start now to match my record We Carolyn Isbell Joanna Hardan, and Yvonne Sades leave wath two degrees a hagh school degree and a M R S degree Marae Isom do hereby wall my Frenchae haarcut to Charlae Mae Danaels Enad Ann Johnson bequeath my pencal to a certaan table tappang teacher Robert Johnson, do hereby leave my abalaty to run off at the mouth to Ann Venghaus Vancent Jones, take everythang wath me because nobody wants at Rose Marae Karnea leave shorthand gladly Pat Kennell leave to woat for Barbara Ethel Kaeschnack, bequeath my pleasang personalaty to Janey Hutchanson Vargal Knowlton, do hereby wall my drag race abalaty to Sherry Thomas I Bally Kosub, bequeath my coon cap to Robert Orr . 0 . . . . . . 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 I I . . . . . 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Mabel Kott, wall my pleasung smale and fraendly ways to Joy Martan Edith Krueger do hereby wall my sophastacated manner to Delores Holland Dorothy Langley leave Edason to my lattle saster Pat Gordon lansford, leave Mr Dalglash s class wath much adaeu about nothang Kenneth Lee wall my snappy whate Ford to Frank Gray Robert lewis wall my garl troubles to Clafford Saathoff who has some of has own Gene lloyd bequeath my nackname Hugo to anybody that at fats Hassell Maltsberger wall my best fraend lonny Wallaams to the gang We Sylvaa Martm Ruby Vanderpoorten Jo Ann Thnele and Carolyn Opperman leave to set up house keepang an a vane covered cottage Beverly Mason leave wath Norman Bobby McVoy bequeath my slow sneaky graceful walk to George Allen Decker Jack Mlkulenka wall my love to all the garls especaally the younger ones F J Mllls refer my dancang abalaty to Alexander Mera Akra Claudia Mlttendorf leave to become a carpenter Mary Allce Mladenka do hereby wall my shorthand book to some poor lunaor Steve Moore leave wath fond memoraes of my auto shop days Patsy Morras bequeath my neat appearance to Carole Stevens Melvan Mueller wall my golden trumpet to Rachard Bothe Joyce Nachols leave wath happy memoraes of Mrs Walsonsofface Elizabeth Nowlln, bequeath my curly locks to Marsha Thompson Carol Nunns wall my sangang abalaty to Roxae Hall Malton Pankratl leave after survavang world geography class A l Pltts, do hereby wall my agreeable manner to Dan Duram who has one of has own We Fred Protavnak Grace Fleck Mary Anna Blaan Janace Wlllaams, and Thomas Murray left at mad term cause we couldnt take at any longer Howard Purgason bequeath my funny books to next year s Texas Hastory and Cavacs students Ida Rawls do hereby wall my pageon feed to Jouleen Hurta Carrol Ann Redang bequeath the CSU to the future crazy maxed up presadent Blllae Mane Reeves wall my blonde flowang haar to Mr Shannon Sonny Rossa lust hope I leave Jack Saathoff wall be glad to hear the Grand March at commencement exercases Joanne Saathoff wall my 53 page themes and my column Bear Facts to the poor sucker who gets t Suzanne Saathoff bequeath farst claranet chaar back to Mr Sarla an hopes he can fand someone to fall at Katherine Schelcher wall second peraod offace under Mrs Hewatt to Maralyn Dallmann Geneva Schueneman bequeath my teasang dark eyes to Ganger Hamalton and hope shell be able to catch er man Skeeter Shomette, wall my 52 Mercury to Mr McCarley af he promases not to wreck at Charlene Smath bequeath my senaor aars to Becky Swander Forrest Smath wall Smattys Shorts to the up and comang Edator Harvey Stahl, bequeath my cheerleadang fagure and abalaty to the future cheerleaders George Steele wall my argumentatave manner to Mr Dalglash Jimmy Steatle bequeath my leadershap qualataes as presadent of the Senaor Class to Clark Straughan Ball Stiles bequeath my red haar to Mass Boyce Betty Jane Stolle, do hereby bequeath an old love letter to Florence Zammerman sance she apprecaates musac so much Patsy Stovall do hereby bequeath an old love letter to Nancy Stover wall my good lookang boy fraend to all the garls at Edason Jud: Strleby, wall the pages an my daary about Gordon Anderson to Gaal Scarborough Nancy Taylor, leave wath Sonny Ballangs Paul Taylor do hereby wall my dramatac love scenes and lanes to Tommy Jett Juda Turner bequeath all my many talents and my horned rammed glasses to Sharley Daeke Lester Veltman, wall my abalaty to make all kands of passes to my lattle brother Johnny Patsy Watkans bequeath my daanty hands to Rose Lynn Palfreyman John Welch, wall my red and blue lacket to Tessann Kaser for lm sure she can use at Robert Welshans leave to joan the Navy Gaye Lynn Wlley do hereby wall my two bag bad bear skans to all the lattle cubs at Edason especaally Marae Quack Sally Ruth Wllllams, leave my dramatac abalaty to Mrs J K Jones John Henry Woelke wall my car to Mrs Read and her lournalasm class sance they use at so much anyway Shirley Zlese beang able to swang and sway to Sammy Kaye do hereby wall my talent to Mrs Mahan Dick Sheppard, wall my crutches to the opponents of our future football team Beverly Slmroth, wall my cheerleadang abalaty also to Joy Seademan Phyllas Bird wall leave because I helped wrate thas thang 209 a, , ' A . a, , ' . a, , , , . a, ' ' , . a, , ' ' . a ' , . 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I a, ' , ' . a, , ' ' . a, ' ' . . 210 Semhw Peace! 7uz'afze ch peopiecy Wonderung twenty fuve years after they graduated what the class of 54 us doung we have asked a mystuc to look unto the future especually for you the underclassmen Enloyung the peaceful atmosphere of the Ruby Vanderpoorten Patsy Watklns Rest Home are the ex members of the Secretarues Club Vurgunua Aleuandro Glorua Brauer Norma Brown Norma Crum Dora Guzman Carolyn Isbell, Rose Marue Karneu, Sylvua Martun, and Katherune Schelcher Two blocks east of thus quuet haven us the boomung brught and brazen dustruct where we fund Skeeter's Show place, starrung Bob Baker hus band and Sally Wllluams the hottest of the last of the Red Hot Mammas Skeeter after slavung away for the last eughteen years as an unknown T V announcer has funally hut the blue chups Seated at the Bondstand we see Andy Cane Jack Mukulenka Jean Ann Harruson lex secretary for a ruch old lady who has lust duedl and Edith Krueger who at the present us modelung luttle gurls haur rubbons Whos that over there? H mm looks luke Miss Rose Mane Alford If they catch you here Rosle they ll kuck you off the faculty at Edusonl Looks luke the scenes shuftung Houston Shreveport NEW ORLEANSI Slunkung down a sude street un the French Quarter we fund Melvun Mueller Where re you goung Melvun9 Ah we re nearung the Court of Two Susters Lets sut down here for awhule Here come the wauter well well Gene lloyd' The last we heard was that you were a butler for Daunty Dolly Damples out un Hollywood' Who us un the huge party over there? Jo Ann Thuele Theuss and her nuneteen kuds? What has she been doung all thus tume? Whos that sungung the new hut tune ld Rather Due Young than Graduate From the Football Fueld ? lts none other than Carol Nunnsl Thats exactly the way we feel Carol Thungs are gettung dull here Lets catch a let plane and take off to Cuba We feel safe wuth Howard Fannung at the controls and wuth daunty Janice Wulluams and lovely Judy Streuby to hold our uce cream cartons for us we re off' On our way that us' Well wull you looka here' Theres Robert Welshans practucung for hus Englush Channel swum next fall on hus way from the delta at the foot of the Mussussuppu Ruver to Ruo de Janero where he wull land Forrest Smlth hus coach and trauner us very confudent that Robert wull get to Ruo by Chrustmas sunce he has swum eughteen mules un three weeks! Good Iuckl The Amerucan Federatuon of Enguneers Cuvul Petroleum and Mechanucal are havung theur annual campung trup on the banks of the Amazon Beatung of the mosquutos wuth hus secretary Bernlce Bergman us Gary Braeslcke whule Dale Anderson Muke Allen and Jummy Steutle make out wuth the natuve mauds As we struggle back to cuvuluzatuon we try to bathe but ut seems as though John Welch Presudent of the Cuty Publuc Servuce Board of Ruo has cut off the water the dusullusuoned and frustrated captaun Lester has great aspuratuons for a trup to the moon un a get propelled shup wuth humself at the helm Sunce Captaun Veltman us unable to afford havung a swummung pool aboard hus oyster boat he has brought wuth hum hus own pool table Employed as the sweet young lady to rack the balls us Muss Beverly Sumroth We must be nearung Egypt usnt that the Sphunx'P It has been changed somewhat un appearance durung the past few years due to the emunent Wulluam Hubbetts Esquure who has rusen to such heughts un the fueld of archutecture that the only thung left for hum to do us re desugn thus once beautuful structure ln the shadow of thus monster Bobby Lewus the geologust us seen duggung for rocks for hus mothers rock garden My feet are gettung damp Say look' Its oul' Oh uts lust some of the old oul from one of Harvey Stahl s many oul wells Hear hes takung un a bulluon barrels a day He us consultung wuth the presudent of hus company Blll Stlles who lust happens to be un Egypt for hus vacatuon Bull has always wondered what was under those veuls that the women wear Found out yet Bull? Theres a bull board advertusung Luberace un Alexandrua tonught We hear that three of the most popular gurls of the class of 54 Blllue Marue Reeves, Claudua Muttendorf and Grace Fleck are workung for hum as hus candle lughters Behund the scenes we fund that Carrol Ann Redung turns the pages for hum as he practuces Behund those broadcasts from Egypt assustung Luberace us Phyllus Blrd aluas Egyptuan Rose and keepung all the raduos un good repaur are Norman Brunkmeyer Don Croft Fred Protuvnak Tommy Finch, and Elbert Fest What happened? Dont say the car has broken down? Oh well there are plenty of good mechanucs here thanks to Mr Marchak back at dear old EHS Here s a garage and look who s here' Bully Hunton Tommy Faglue Vurgul Flathouse, Vuncent Jones Vsrgul Knowlton John Woelke and Charles Alexander Theres Charles Hampton stull Geophysucung whatever that us and hus helpers Wulluam Benson and Howard Purgason Lets see looks luke they re duggung through to Chuna Cars fuxed guess wed better go On to lndua and the Tal Malal It has been rumored that Joanna Hardln has become an unteruor decorator un her spare tume that us after her four Boy Scouts had grown up Sunce thus as the season for the tourusts to start curculatnng about thus us no exceptuon to the conventuon whuch meets for the benefut of the Nurses and Socual Workers of Lower Slobovua Patsy Stovall Joyce Nuchols Eluzabeth Nowlln, and Carolyn Opperman have statuoned themselves at the salt munes of Slobovua to care for theur fruends who work un the munes Presudent of thus movement us Doctor Enud Johnson, emunent horse Doctor . . , . . , . . , . . . . . I I I I I I u , u . , . . , . I I I ' . . . . . . , . . , , , , , - - . . . . . , . . - . , ' I I . . . , . . , . . , , . , . , . . - , , . I ' ' ' ll I ' ' ll I , , . . . , . . , . - I ' I ' , . ' I u ' I I I I I ' . . . . I I . I . . , . We decide to take a slow boat to Egypt, but the only boat available is an oyster boat with Lester Veltman as , . , . , . . . . , I , , , , . , . . , . . , . . , , . , . . , . . . . . ' . . . I I ' . , . . I . . . . . . I . . I . I I I ' u . , , . . . . . . . . , , I I I ' , . ,, . . ,, . . . . I I I I , . , . . . , . , . , - - . - ' I D ' I I Workung our way down to Port au Prunce we wander unto the local Casbah and who do we see but Gaye Wuley wuth only her head appearung above a large punk bubble' Gaye Lynn we thought you had guven that sort of thing up' We hear that Gaye went crazy tryung to get the annual to come out rught Shurley Zuese us also wacky doing her best to keep senuors from adding to theur actuvuty lusts We read here that Ameruca has sent two teams of players to the Olympics un Rome They are A L Putts and hus baseball team the worlds largest pygmues and Paul Taylor and hus donkey basketball team which us made up of donkeys rudung on men Travelung wuth the team us the water boy Jummy Campbell Whats thus? A long dustance telephone statuon un the muddle of the Sahara Desertl Those genuuses Thomas Murray Steve Moore Cecul Coleman Robert Courtney and Sonny Ross: have set up the furst trans desert s phone statuon What a break' We lust have to call a ranch back home un Texas called the Rollung Ball owned by Mr and Mrs Muchael Ball Mrs Ball us the former Yvonne Sudes Another quarter? Who us thus? Charlene Smuth' What are you doing? Oh you own the Bell Telephone Com pany and the operator Shurley Averett us off today? How mce of you to take over for herl Thank you so much for connectung me wuth my party Vacatuonung on the Ruvuera us George Steele, an ex pro tughter who has the worlds Mughty Mute Championship be t Sunce uts Sprung lets lourney to Parus where all the women are beautuful un gowns desugned by the House of de Seveugn otherwuse known as Judu s Jount lllldl Turner that usj Phll Dalton has establushed a boomung unsurance business here unsurung the ruch Amerucans who wush to be protected agaunst the gold diggers they fund un such places as the Moulun Rouge where Pat Daughett us stull leading the Can Can lune Dont you thunk you re ageung somewhat Pat? Also un the lune us Beverly Mason, who after takung ductatuon from the lap of her boss for fufteen years decuded to gave ut up Well Welll Thus really us old home week for us' Theres Beverly Brown down there on the end of the lune! Tourung the East wuth theur talks on How to Run a Student Councul Effucuently are Duck Sheppard and Becky Brown who us actung as the unterpreter for Duck Becky mauored un Chunese Algebra at the Unuversuty of Texas Revolutuonuzung the plumbung of lndua the Land of Mystuc Shrunes and Strange Plumbing as Bull Dorsey, plumber laureate wuth Dorothy Langley as hus assustant Keepung Kung Farouks harem un shape us Kay Fusher wuth her exercuses rub downs and steambaths to keep and Mane lsom ln San Francusco there us a shungle whuch reads Purgason and Golughtly Exclusuve Clientele Coming out of the offuce we see Nancy Brannon and Mary Anna Blaun who are sueung Ernest Galvan for breach of promuse or a bugamy At the rodeo whuch us un San Francusco at the present there us a herd of the world s largest steers owned by Jerry Foerster who us formerly a Texan How else could they be the buggest steers un the world? Some of Mr Foerster s cowhands are Bully Kosub Robert Johnson and Norman Howe Shockung the natuves un Butte Montana the Fabulous Nancys Stover and Taylor respectuvely are run ung theur famous Veterans of Foreugn Wars Hosputal Hutch hukung to Washungton where they hope to obtaun a federal grant from the Presudent who us by the way Bobby McVoy to buuld a suspensuon brudge from the Unuted States to Hawauu are Kenneth lee Hassell Maltsberger and Gordon Lansford Tryung to avoud the perpetual mux up about whether they are brother and susters Sulanne Joanne and Jack Saathoff have moved to Dallas where they are un the constructuon busuness busy constructing Bugger and Better Jalls for Bugger and Better Crumunals On the way back home we stop by the town of Walburg where Ethel Kleschnlck hurryung her luttle home makers un her classes through the process of scraping burned toast us happily marrued to the town bell runger Speeding by us un theur trusty cop car are Multon Pankratz and F J Mulls who have deducated theur luves to catchung the bugger and better crumunals whuch Texas produces Three famous authors Patsy Morns Mary Mladenka and Geneva Schueneman are collaboratung on theur latest book whuch wull probably make the best seller lust and us entitled Lessons un Love Leadung the natuon wuth hus output of duapers us Pat Kennell whose busuness all started so unnocently the summer of hus senuor year un hugh school lThat us the summer he marrued Barbaral Head druver for the famous black and gold Kennell Duaper Servuce trucks us Betty Stolle who has found that marrued women can have a career and do so successfully' Sunce uts so hot lets stop un at Walgreens and get somethung cool to drunk' Say theres a fly un my lemonade' lll tell the Presudent of thus establushment that he should learn to make a customer satusfued and he cannot do ut by fullung hus lemonades full of tluesl Are you the Presudent? 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