' W HMJ6 QL , V ,X ?,1,,, A - K ' AK 9 x ' X .- X is A A .Q - ,M 'vL'-- Y I 'S i 'F iosflxi Awiidfiius My ,,f'j . if v 4- ,f X ' i X 5 3 Y ' . 3 'J e e re ee . e A if E , We'11 always bb Voyigxragd trzyje, Q Y ' ae e A11 throng lgljiljf Sichooi!3fd?y4f5I I I be ,k Andi? e1jf 3!ve are Jghrough M X I ' S si 5-if ! A N pkvlalde High, three cheers for you! W W ' by K L I We pledge our hearts and ourselves to youig- 4 . E.. 5, I ,..b K Q- f V4 Lf! , ,W ,, ff V, 1 nf ' 71 ff flfrr ' f 142' :3 Y' 2:2 ,F rica ' .ff , g I f X I ff 'S SX QYX x X ff' WA! W N1 S SB N X x .S 7?5 mam 7144 saw V I 2 q rr 1 1 ' 4L44.g, K E gs , N1 Q55 x A X, A ' . V YX ,, .irq 5 q ,f ,Af L ' ' P --K? ' f' ,J 1 W V - . ' if ' If If ,f 7 i V - MA F U X W? Q X I ' yr 'W ' , 9 'fafff f ff N ' f If H I W -. X I lk: X A W' f f y N F K K X if if fff , Q ' ' X . xx W by , in ' ' ' Sw. X 1 I I! ' '17 ,nil QI: f .1 A X 1 I , x -Y -- -V, ., ' 1 , w R A Q, 4 if .- - 'I ,f W. I vf If f f' f , W Uv!! ff I, ' 0 Nz. V -as . 4 A . Q , gf,,gf.1,,L f , , y 4 w .X fg,gMf4f1ggJii-gjg, , l S I Ei-'is5+E 41 . f W' w. - 'ig ,ff-sg? - vt ' VM' ' W , ,, k' ' f 0 -. ., z H-,.i,, A vw v uf gfwy,,'y1::',f A ' 1, S-gngfgk , ,f ' M W 'Wiwdf-,' 4 WP ,Af ,- A, ,yy 5. w Iii. 8 VK V , H- , A fu ii , A , L, - I V if ,L 3. :--e, ' ,,f,j, 5:44, 5? V 1 . ,QU lm .M M , . ff - Q gi . Q s A V . . , , wf' , , 'Q K..,f 19 -M' 7 'vw -if E E , 5 . L gif!! w X lr 3 'fy x 84 1. . Q5 ,Y xt ,K .vt WORLD SECURITY 'lt A ru. rn' H W' '2 SSW Z' M This year's annual is dedicated to Mrs. Bertie Chinn, who herself is dedicated to the teach- ing of history, She not only teaches the facts in the book, but also brings history to life, Ana- tole France said, History is not a science, but an art, and Mrs. Chinn's method of teaching is an art! Her enthusiasm has instilled in her students a greater pride and love of state and COUl'lU'y, This campus record of 1955-56 is but a small tribute to our Dear Bertie who will live for- ever in the hearts and memories of her history students. 3 3 ru ' x W . b Q W Lf, ,. ji fi, f Ha V-M fi -Af' . 1 5' V ,,, . ., if ff' 4 X 9 ' a Superintendent M.B. Morris lists Boy Scout Training as his hobby and gives much of his time to such work. He serves as the Chairman of the Leadership Training Committee ofthe Concho Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America. His committee has developed a very intensive leadership training program for the Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, and Explorer Advisors in the twenty-five counties of this Council. Qlt is the objective of this com- mittee to provide well trained leaders for the boys of this area. This service should mean much to the youth of this part of Texas,j Mr, Morris has taken an active interest in all types of work for youth for many years. He started his work in Scouting as a Senior Patrol Leader in the first troop that was organized at Hemphill, Texas, in 1921, and has been connected with some phase of Scouting since that date. While he was located in the Trinity-Nueces Coun- cil of Southeast Texas, he served as Scoutmaster, Cubmaster, District Chairman, District Commissioner and as Council Chairman of the Advancement Committee and Leadership Training Committee. He is the author of a Manual on Advancement. Mr. Morris received the Scoutmaster's Key in 1943 and was awarded the Silver Beaver in February of 1944, The latter is the highest award in the Council that is granted to a volunteer worker for dis- tinguished service to youth. The Scouts at Camp Fawcett, during the summer of 1944, elected Mr. Morris a member of the Order of the Arrow, an organization of outstanding campers, We yi 6 If Cl i f ' S ' 1119 I of 0x17 145. .n.! ,pf Rm BQ., sm, Ski A K H We-9'9 K I M, , 112 ' W M,,,,.y mimi . 1 w ' A it ig 1 Q ,V . K , , , , A s 6, gf Af, S-I -4 1, N '- 1 f ' K . . . 2 ,if!g5Lt . fgfffq: -K 4 1 ,1,,X '-ix ? '3m f z,e,r 4:,.,,,,,,. Y ' ei- ' Y V tr Af ,-6555 qjimttapgy-::nFFf 5 H in..X.7.,,,--- 1ma,a,U1f'a5- ' rf f'1-rv I' - ,A QL I A LVM. 7 . an 3 To these men, who unselfishly devote their time and energy, for the bet- terment of our schools, we sincerely owe a debt of gratitude, Your work is unsung at times, yet of great importance, and so in closing this school year of 1956 we say to you, Thank you for leading us so well and so patiently. 5 Sq., MR. E-D. KINCAID, IR. MR, ALVIN J, SMITH President Vice President 1 EV lffilk .lg MR, JOHN G. DOOLEY MR, VAL ELLIS Not pictured - MR. CLYDE O, WATKINS MR. RICHARD S. SENTER Secretary-Treasurer .. N we L '.-iL., , ,- E I K I Q V AW Q. E v. i 'UlsW,rQ!.,qsn! 9,mvM L V ,i,':E A gy Y , W 1 I I MR, HENRY CULP was MR, O.T, SEARS Principal, Uvalde Junior High MR. CLEM JONES Principal, Uvalde High School 1955-56 Officers: Mrs, Edward Haby, Presidentg Mrs. Damon Boren, Secretaryg Mrs, Laurence Warren, Vice Presidentg Mrs. L.H. Harms, Treasurer, gazed? The Uvalde Band Boosters is a cooperative group ofin- terested parents and friends of the band, whose aim is to further the instrumental music program in the Junior and Senior High Schools. This group has sponsored the fifteen San Antonio Symphony trips every year along with other projects connected with the music department. FD. 7. The Uvalde Junior-Sen ior High School Parent Teacher Association pro- motes closer relation be- tween the home and the school. It provides the medium through which parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of youth, Q Q. , 1955-56 Officers: Mrs. R.V. Rainey, Vice Presidentg Mrs, E.A. Graw, Secretary-Treasurerg Mrs. W.E. Jackson, President, 7? 'ws 1 7x 651' 41 J lgfnyp F -soo G2 f A , 1, js -1 A i- N. a. if ss. 'Lf' ' gy S ...g , ul: 3 ,m y A W A ,. - we A , 'Y gi' ,V rf. 1.3 r My fag'- ,. Q K 5... s ,sg usp, xxx' xyli, MRS, BERTIE CHINN MR, KENYON CLAPP W R J! .w mg: 1 .L MRS, MRS. CLARA COURTNEY .Q x v 9, Q-F , k'.,- ff w.xA.,g , gq ,JJ-r ag,-, ' vwvf, 'Q IQ: L' Wh.. sw' W1 ,4605' 449, mini mi? we - X , fr of 'E '- 4 'R , , fa CECILE CRAIG 1 x 1-1135, li J xx - , A , MR, LEO DANIELS iii O5 if MR. MCAFEE DANIEL MR, REESE DUKE MRS. RUBY FOSTER s 3 ,C M 'Q X' Fu A5156 A wr, VJ '1aJ 'K 'N 'M w.fff4'w5Ef7fk:f+2Y. R ' 'I N ' P-Eg! 4-Q '1 i1'v , . lg QQQYX' ' -v ,., '02, 1- aw MR, REX KELLY MRS, MABEL KINCAID MR. D.W. KING XE If E' 'Q MRS. EVELYN LEYENNDECKER DR. P.C. MCCORD MRS, MARGARET MCKINNEY 541 Y., an mi 1 W may i luqh X J A' . . 1 Pg- ', , ? LJ! S ......,,M , I - 'W y , ' T . ak J M :UQ MR, ROBERT MATHIS MRS, ROSEMARY MATHIS MRS, AVIS MEWCOMER an a ,:.,4,1 Qi:- 'SQ ' 1 vlfv' ,ff - , . fgx , Nye.. Va- , 3 . To those who feed us, and transport us, and clean up after us, we want to say, Thank you, and even though we complained at times, we really appreciated you and know that your job was hard and that you did it well. J Q.: ,- ,4 af . .-ae' -ae Mrs, Mattie Thompson, supervisorg Mrs. Imogene Young, Re- fugia Carrisalez, M, Young, M, Gibbons, and Nora Fisher, lla, LEROY STONE - RAMON CHACON MR, ROY L, DUBOSE - Maintenance L , , , , fu A . f M, - . Lester Gerdes, Gordon Welch, Ken Clapp, Roy DuBose, Supervisor, Alvin Heard, Walter Greer, Alvin Hardin, A.C. Robinson, Joe R, Baker, and M.G. Venus, gummy.. ' ammo , Hwang ' Slim s gag 1191. 's' 1 L A 1 -..': Supervisor I7 ,FH 3' mn. - Q., 3 4' sb 1, e 0 B vb-, Q 'H AA 'Q-,X 1 Q x . 1, 1 ' . . I ,L ky Wfix' x ,fl -1 W 4 'A 'QQ ,. if wx ,.. ' 94 'X f A ,J L Q .Y 158A v ww- y W, ia Q- Q Q A in if in ' ' I 5. ki f 'Q 2 I K' W' 1 I A S' X -w ' Q ' M nf., ' g F z , A 'sh I I' 'X' ,.- Q kk W -'Bda , .Wd Q Q Vg: R af' . -A 'r , , ,M ,p Q 4' .ik , . 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ANN BAILEY Band 1-35 Speech 1-35 Allied Youth 3,45 FTA 3,4, Corres, Secretaryp Annual Staff 3,45 Junior Historians 35 Choral Club 45 FHA 4, WWML EMMA SUE AGUILAR DE l,2,4, Reporter 45 Volleyball 2 35 FNA 3,4, President 4, BILL ALLEN JULIE BRADSHAW FHA 1-4, Pianist 2, Area Song Leader 35 Annual Staff 1,23 Speech Club 1,2, Vice President 1, Treas- urer 12, Honor Society 3,4, Reporter lg Girls' State 35 Junior Historians 4. AUSTIN BRICK Junior Football lg FFA 2-45 B Football 3, 1 fl 1 MARY BUSTAMENTE GERALDINE CADDEL Most Representative lg FHA 1-3, Duchess 1, Pianist 3g FTA l-3, Treasurer lg District Treasurer 2, Delegate to State Convention 3, Pianist 33 Awards Council 1-3, Student Council 2,35 Class Reporter 2g Honor Society 3,4g Class Treas- urer 3g DE Club 4, President 4, Q11 tm, rv 'Q' fr' X' 3 IIMMIE CANO FFA 1gDE 3,4, Parliamentarian 4, IANIS CAPPS FHA 1-4, Chapter Treasurer 3, Dis trict Corres, Secretary 4, Duchess 1,2, Princess 45 FTA 1-4, Vice President 2, Secretary 3, District Voting Delegate 3,4, President 4, Miss FTA 4g Student Council 2,4, Reporter 4, Pep Squad 2-4, Chorus 3,4, Class Secretary 3, Class Program Chairman 4g MGR Lobos 3 4, Annual Staff 4, Typist 4, Junior Historians 4, Coyote Howl Staff, Assistant Editor 4, ARMANDO CARPENl'liR FTA 4, Choral Club 4, KAY CARTWRIGHT Band l-4, Sweetheart 2, All-Dist, Band 2-4, All-Regional Bandll, All- Star Band 2, Drum Maj, 3,4, Vice Pres, 3, Stu.Conductor 3,-1, Clarinet Solo 3,4, 2 lst Div, Medals 33 3 lst Division Medals 4, Ariou Award, Exec, Coun, of Band Winner, FTA l- 3, Pianist 2, Corres, Sec,3g Class Pro, Chm, lg Class Sec, 2, Speech Club l-4, Parl, l, Hist.2, Treas, 3, Stu. Coun, 33 Allied Youth 4, Treas, 4gHonor Soc,3,4, Treas,4g lst Place Dist. Typing Cont,2g Girls' Glee Club Accom,2g Girls' Sextctttr ACcom,2g Who's Who 3gMiss Who's Who 4, 1 st Place SWTJC Beauty Cont, LINDA I0 COLEMAN FIA l-23 Speech Club lg Pep Squad 2,33 Annual Staff 3, Art Editor 35 Allied Youth 35 Class Vice President 3. MARY SUE COLLIER FTA 1.2: FHA 1: Junior Historians 3,4, PEGGY CHENEY FHA l,2,4, Duchess l,2g Speech Club lg Band l,2,4, Twirler 43 Stu- dent Council 2,4, Reporter, Junior Historians 4, Annual Staff 4, FAY CHILDS Band 1-3, Choral Club 1-3, Allied Youth 3,45 Pep Squad 43 Annual Staff 43 Speech Club 4, 1? G7 nll '-' 01 LINDEL CUMMINGS Band 3,4, BETTYE LOU DAVENPORT FHA 1-4, Parliamentarian 3, Duchess 1, Queen 4, President 45 FTA 1-4, Reporter 4, Sweetheart 45 Pep Squad 1-4, Secretary 3, Cheerleader 45 Tennis Club 1,3, President 35 Class Favorite 1, 35 Class Treasurer lg FFA Sweetheart 2,45 Allied Youth 35 Honor Society 3,45 Field Day Queen 35 Junior Historians 45 Annual Staff45 Foot- ball Sweetheart 4, NTIS JP Q -up LILLIAN DAVIS FHA 1-45 FTA l-45G16e Club lg Girls' Quartette 1,35 Girls' Sextet 2,45 Pep Squad 2-45 Girls' Quintet 25 Allied Youth 3,45 Choral Club 4, NORMA LEE DILLAHUNTY FHA 1,25 Pep Squad 1-4, Vice President 3, Cheerleader 45 Speech Club 1-4, Secretary 1-45 NFL 1-4, Secretary 2,35 Three -Act Play 25 Three -Act Play 45 One-ActP1ay 25 Girls' Softball 15 B Basketball lg Volleyball 35 Junior Historians 25 Allied Youth 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Stu. Coun, 35 Chorus 35 Honor Soc, 3,4, Sec,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4, RAY DUNCAN ,f,,,mlnlW' DOROTHY DOOLEY FHA l -4, Dist, Corres, Sec, 2 , Cha p, Rec. Sec, 3, Duchess 3, Dist,Voting Del. 3, Chap, lst Vice Pres. 3, Princess 4,Disr.voung De1,4,FTA1-4, chap, Rec. Sec, 2, Dist,Vice Pres, 3, Chap, Treas, 4, Dist,Voting Del, 4g Pep Squad l-4, Pres, 4g TennisCl, lg SpeeehCl. lg B Team Basketball lg Lobos 2 -4, All -Dist, 3, 4, Reg. Meet 4, Tri -Capt. 4g lAct Play 2g Hon, Soc, 3,4g Stu, Coun, 3,4g 2nd Dist, Soil Cons, Cont, 3, lst 4g Volleyball 3, 4, Capt. 4g Ir. Hist, 4, Rep. 4g Athlete of the Week4g Coyote Howl Staff4g Annual Staff4g Who'sWho4, KENNETH DUDERSTADT Football lg Basketball lg Baseball lg FFA lg Trans, from Leakeyg B Foot- ball 2-4g B Basketball 3g Baseba112, 3g Chor, Cl, 3g Ir. Hist, 4gVol1eyba11 4, Q--W Xxxwi ., IAMES EVERETT DE Club 4. SELENA EVETTS Annual Staff l,4g FTA lg Tennis l,2g Pep Squad l-4, Reporter 4g B Team Basketball lg Softball l,3g Lobos 2-4, Tri -Captain 4g All-District Team 3,4g Allied Youth 3g Future Nurses, Secretary 3,4g Junior Historians 3,4g Athlete of Week 4g Coyote Howl Staff 4, Sport Editor 4, Band l 4, Speech Club l 4, One Act Plays l, ROY ELLIOT of--ff A? 5' 3-My BARBAKA KIMBLE Bank 1-4: Choral l,2,43 FHA 13 FTA 2-43 Speech 3,41 Allied Youth 3,4, ION KINCAID FFA 1-4, Secretary 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 43 Band l3 Junior Football l3 B Football 23 A Foot- ball 3,43 Junior Basketball l3 B Basketball 2,33 A Basketball 43 Junior Track l3 Track 3,42 Pep Squad Beau 4. LILLIAN HAMILTON Pep Squad 1,23 Basketball l3 Class Plays 1,23 Transferred from Camp- wood3 DE Club 4, PATSY HUNTER Tennis Club l3 FHA l-4, Third Vice President 43 FTA l-4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Librarian 43 FHA Duchess l3 Pep Squad 2-4, Secretary 4g FHA Princess 43 Allied Youth 33 Junior Historians 43 Annual Staff 43 Coyote Howl 4, Reporter 4, DICK GANNAWAY Transferred from Arkansas3 B Football 33 B Basketball 33 Track Manager 43 Transferred to Seguin at mid-term of senior year, CLARICE GULLEY Pep Squad l,23 FHA l-3, Parlia- mentarian l3 FTA l-43 Speech Club l-43 Hobo Queen l,23 Band 2-4, SCCFCIBFY-TICHSUICIQ Majorette 43 Allied Youth 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Junior Historians 3,4, Sixth Place State Writing Contest 4g Three-act Play 23 District Play, Third Best Actress 3g District Play, Best Actress 4. X DAVID MCCORD Stu. Coun. l,Vice Pres. lg Dramatics Cl. 15 Latin Cl, l5 Trans, from Temple --Mid-Term5l Act Play l-45 Golf Team lg Stu,Coun. 2-4,Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 AVA 25 Class Treas, 25 Speech Cl. 2-4, Pres. 2, Parl. 3,45 Three-Act Play 2,45 Mellerdramer 45 Dist. Play 45 Boys' Quartette 2-45 Hon. Soc, 3, 45 AnnualStaff3,45Class Pro. Chm. 35 Who's Who 35 Mr. Who's Who 45 Chor, Cl. l, 3, 4, Pres, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Allied Youth 3, 4,Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45Volleyball 35 Boys' St. 35 Class Pres. 45 FTA 45 Danforth Award 4, GENE MADDOX Ir. Football l, Co -Capt. lg Fr. Track l AVA l-35 A Football l-35 All-Dist. 3, 4, Co-Capt, 45 Track 2 -45 B Basketball 25 A Basketball 3, 45 Speech Cl. 3, 4,Vice Pres. 35 Science Cl, 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Chor. Cl, 35 Stu. Coun. 45 Awards Coun. 45 Who's Who 4. WM 2 EDDIE LOWRANCE Junior Football lg Junior Basketball lg B Football 25 B Basketball 2 A Baseball 2-45 A Basketball 3,4, REBECCA LUEVANO FHA l-45 Junior Historians 25 Pep squad 3,45 PNA 45 DE 4. time 'Q' , sg 5 va 2 sr ii r 1 JANET LANGER Speech Club 1,25 Annual Staff 3 DE 4. RAY LOPEZ 'unior Football lg B Football 2 3 ftball Team 35 A Football 4 HOPE MONAGIN FHA lg Speech Club l,2,3,4, Re- porter 3,4g Freshman Class Secre- tary, Sophomore Class Program Chairmang Junior Class Reporter, Senior Class Treasurer, First Place in El Progresso Book Contest lg All- Star Cast and Best Actress 2,3g Honor Society 3,4, and Vice Presi- dent of Honor Society 4g Pep Squad 4, Allied Youth 43 Lead in One- Act Plays 2,3,4g Lead in District Play 2,3g Regional Play Lead 2, and Salutatorian, ROSIE MORALES Band l-4, FHA l,3,4g FNA 4-gILlf1l0l' Historians 35 Pep Squad 4, DOROTHY MORGAN FHA l-4g B Basketball lg Tennis Club lg Junior Historians 2,35 Pep Squad 2-4g Choral Club 3, FTA 4, GEORGE MORGAN 4 RICHARD ORTIZ Junior Football lg Golf l,2g Softball lg B Football 2,33 Band 2-4, A11- District 4, First UIL Meet 43 Track 3. NORRINE PAGE Tennis Club l,2g FHA 1,25 Band l, 2g Baseball l,2g Basketball l,2g Volleyball l,2g One-Act Play lg Track l,2g Transfer from Volley- ball 3,4g Coyote Howl staff 4, BILLY PALMER Junior Football lg Junior Track lg FFA l-4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Vice President 4, Class Vicc Presi- dent 2g Annual Staff 2g A Foot- ball 3,45 B Basketball 3, Co- Captain 35 A Basketball 45 Track 4, Regional Moet 4, State Mcct 4, RAY PEEBLES Iunior Football lg Transfer from DCI R105 B Football 2: A Foot- ball 3,4, Second String All-District 4, Junior Historians 4, raft TOMMY RICHARDSON Speech l-4g AVA 1-3g One-Act Play 2-4g Science Club 33 Class Parliamentarian 4, TERRY ROBINSON FFA 2, 3. IUVENTINA ROCHA DE 3,45 Allied Youth 3g Junior Historians 3, DEE ROWLAND Class Reporter lg Class President 2, 35 Speech Club l-4, Vice President 2, President 43 NFL l-4, Third District Boys' Poetry Inter, l, Sec- ond District Boys' Declar, 4g Audio Visual Club 25 Junior Football lg Football Manager 3,43 Annual Staff 2,3, Photographer 2,35 Student Council l,3g Junior Historians 4, President 45 Basketball 33 District Volleyball Team 4, -1102? i 'VY MV 1 ROBERT ROWLAND DE 4, One-Act Play 2. FELIS SAMORA 'Tv 54,-veg 5'W'l MELVIN SMlTH MORRIS SMITH Tennis Club 1-4, Reporter 1-45 Choral Club l-4, Reporter 45 Boys' Quartette 1-45 Student Council 1, 2,4, Reporter 15 Speech Club 1-4, Reporter 3, Vice President 45 NFL 1-4, Secretary 2,35 One-Act Play 1,2, All-Star Cast 15 District One- Act Play 45 First State--Poetry Reading 35 First District Voice of Democracy Contest 45 Manager Junior Football lg Allied Youth 3,4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 45 Softball 35 FTA 45 Honor Society 45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Class Reporter 4, jf' Lg-G' I MARY HELEN SERNA JOAN SMART Basketball 1,25 Softball 15 Swim- ming Relay Champions lg Volley- ball 25 Badminton 25 Cleqie Charmee 25 Pep Squad Z2-45 Cheerleader 45 Transfer from Oklahoma City--Mid- Termg FHA 45 Annual Staff 45 Speech Club 4. FRANCES SANSOM Speech Club l-4, Treasurer 45 FTA 15 One-Act Play 2,45 District One- Act Play 35 Three -Act Play 2,45 Freshman Historians 25 Pep Squad 2-45 NFL 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Chorus Club 35 Annual Staff 3,4, Feature Editor 45 Mellerdramer 4. MITCHELL SCOTT Student Council 15 B Football 15 A Football 2-4, U YS' it TERRY SPILLAR Band l,2,3,45 Radio Club 3,4, President 3, Vice President 45 FFA i,2, PAUL STEIN A Basketball 45 Audio Visual Club 3,45 Junior Historians 4, JVWN at, ll'l llliwie l SUE ANN STOKES FHA 2-4, Pianist 45 FTA 2-4, Parliarnentarian 25 Pep Squad 2-45 Cheerleader 3-4, Head Cheerleader 45 Volleyball 2-45 Honor Society 3-45 Chorus 3,45 Girls' Quartette 35 Girls' Sextette 45 FFA Sweetheart 4, District FFA Sweetheart 45 Student Council 45 Awards Council 45 Historians 4, Treasurer 45 Allied Youth 45 Proni Queen -1, BEVERLY STRUBE Girls' Glec Club 1,25 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1,25 Class Secretary lg Transfer from Wall High School5 Choir 35 Transfer from San AIIQCIOQ Student Council 45 DE 4, President 4, Sweetheart 4, f NORMAN STUTTE Junior Football 1, Co-Captain5 Stu- dent Council 1,45 Class Vice Presi- dent lg A Football 2-4, Co-Cap- tain 45 A Baseball 2-4, Co-Cap- tain 45 Wbo's Who 3,45 Honor Society 3,4, President 4, WALTER TAYLOR Junior Football 15 Junior Track 15 Junior Basketball lg FFA 1-45 Track 2-4, Regional Meet 2-4, State Meet 3, Co-Captain 45 B Basketball 25 A Football 2-45 A Basketball 3,4, iw FRAN TREVISAN FHA lg Annual Staff 2-4, Art Editor 4, One-Act Play 2,3,4g District Play 3g Pep Squad 3-4g Choral Club 3,45 Coyote Howl Staff 4, Art Edi- tor 4, JOHN TURMAN FFA 2-4g Parliamentarian 3,4, District Third Vice President 4, Junior Football l, 5? FEA Q1 JOE TEMPLER Junior Football lg Class Favorite l-4, Track 2-4, Regional Meet 2-4, State Meet 3, Co-Captain 4, B Football 2,33 A Football 4, FHA Beau 3, THOMAS TERRELL Tennis Club l-3, Softball lg Choral Club lg Volleyball l-43 B Foot- ball 3, Manager 2, 'Track 3,4g Basketball Manager 3, GILBERT TORRES POLLY TORRES nn., 'UN f 'N i 55' 'QQ-M CUCA YBARRA IRENE YOUNG FHA 1,2,4, Parliamentarian 4, Lady in Waiting 4, Choral 1, 4, Pep Squad 2,4, Sweetheart Western Jubilee 4, Annual Staff 4. IULIA WINGENTER FHA l-4, Reporter 3, Second Vice President 4, LadV in Waiting 4, Area Voting Delegate 4, FTA 1-4, Treasurer 2, Pep Squad 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 4, BILLY WINN Band 1-4, Audio Visual Club l, Annual staff 2, Junior Historians 3, 4, Allied Youth 3,4, lm W.- IUANITA WHITIE Speech l-4, FTA 1,3,4, Girls' Ouartettc l,3, Choral Cluh 22 -fl, Allied Youth 3, Girls' Glu' Club I, Junior Historians 4, Girls' Quintet 2, Girls' Sextet 3,4, Solo Contest Second 2, Solo Contest First 4, SANDRA WILLIIOIT NINA YOUNG Speech Club 1-3g FHA 1-33 ETA 2-43 DE Club 4, BILL ZENTNER Transfer from San Angelog DE 4, ww V V GEORGE ZINSMEISTER DE 4-. illlll llllll lllllll lllllll lllllll I lilllllf llllllWh-1 TM X X Y, , C M W W I 'W 'M rv- W ' n M . f ff 'Q Ii J -f ' Q JI 'A ini A DENNIS BARDWELL BARBARA AUTHUR LILLLAN BACKUS o,P, BARBER Q I i If ' I . I L 'ff I 1 JV Oil Q 1 ' RR AWA. j f, 1 . 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A Parliamentarian - - - - - DIANE Doo1,EY I' wi J, if E, J A Q A Historian ----- A - IAUNITE WHITE 4 A A 'D' i ' Librarian - - -- M---- PATSY HUNTER Song Leader -- A A -w - CLARISIE LANGFORD Sponsor - - -- - - MRS. CLARA COURTNEY First row: Bishop, Culp, Smith Rucker, Collier Holland Rowland Sec ond row Peebles, Cappa, Rhoades, Gwilliam, Toornbs Crockett, Lumsden Third row Davenport Ladley Gulley, Stokes, Collier, Buss Shrntaku Sepadfr, Uunn Sponsor Fourth row Ramirez I I I 1955--56 OFFICERS President ---- Vice President Secretary - - - - Treasurer - - Historian - - Sponsor - - - -- Dee Rowland - Alice Toornbs - - -Betty Jo Buss - Sue Ann Stokes - - - Janet Ladley Mrs, Bertie Chinn V-fs ' x U ..---M 3' I 1 First row: Barts, Richardson, Reader, McClaurgty, Youngblood, Davenport, Hernandez. Second row: McCaslin, Buffington, Estes, Lunisden, Young, Buckoviny, Mitchell, Hess, Speir, Third row: Arthur, White, B.S. , Toombs, Sangford, P. , Hunter, J, , Rector, Rodriquez, Brown, Ryland. Fourth row: Sansom, Davis, Valle, M. , Villareal, Buss, Richmond, Spurgeon, McNelly, Cunningham. Fifth row: Flores, Luevano, Valle, A., Martinez, Morales, Childs, Perkins, White, S. , Sepeda. Sixth row: Morgan, Victors, Monagin, C. , Trevisan, Wingenter, Caddel, Gray, Gwilliams, Estrada, Seventh row: Langford, C. , Capps, Ladley, Dooley, Hunter, Evetts, Rausch, Cheney, McClintock. Eighth row: McCord, Davenport, DuBose, Hook, Stokes, Smith, Broxton, Sponsor, ,I 4, if 'C n , Q - v iv I' L ,L 195 1 ' as President - - - - - - 'vi' ' ' - - - - - ,::',:Q,,.n Vice President Secretary - - - WGBH? Treasurer - - - 'F'!l! . . .I Parliamentarran ltr' ICERS Dorothy Dooley Clarisie Langford - ---- Patsy Hunter - - - Selena Evetts - Tomme Rausch President ---- - - - Ernst Graw Vice President - - - - Wendell Rehm Secretary-Treasurer ---- Clarice Gulley Executive Committee - - - Kay Cartwright fix , , A X 15417 It it L.. ft 'N 2 L... First row: LaPeyre, J. , Raney, S, , Jenkins, M. , Beard, D. Second row: Rehm, W. , Murillo, A. , Anderson, E. , Knight, B.J., Price, B. , Powell, T. , Torres, L. , Flores, S. , Graw, E. Third row: Stirman, J., Rausch, B,S. , Renfro, B. , Beckett, G. , Everett, B.J. , Ortiz, R., Lester, R. , Adams, J. , Buckner, D, , Spillar, B. , Holm- green, C. Fourth row: Leal, P. , Young, E., Suttle, J., Chapa, E, , Aviles, S. , Rowland, J. , Calvert, Y., Dim mitt, D., Butler, A. , Martin, M. , Jackson, B. Fifth row: Birmingham, D, , Wiebush, M. , Shockley, B. , Winn, B, , Renken, T. , Jones, L. , Cyprian, J., Villereal, M. , Aviles, E. , Barber, O.P. , Hibdon, N, Sixth row: Spil- lar, T. , Coronado, L. , Craig, J., Kimble, B., Chambers, M.A. , Flores, A. , Castillo, C. , Samora, O. , King D. , Krivan, B. , Lopez, M. Seventh row: Canales, D., Menchaca, N. , Backus, L. , Black, B. , Cummings, L, , Carpenter, A. , Scott, B.J. , Ingram, K. , McCrea, P. , Duncan, R. , Stirman, M. Eighth row: Vickers, J. , Wim berly, B. , Ryland, J. , Heideman, M., Romo, R. , Fitch, M.L., Kincard, G. , Finley, S. , Bray, C. , Welty, M.R, , Prosser, C. Ninth row: Rhoades, L. , Gulley, C, , Cartwright, K. , Hoover, L, , Cheney, P. gmt? . ..t J A 1955 -56 OFFICERS Q Not picturedj June Stirman, Dudley Birmingham Richard Ortiz, James Ryland Jimmy LaPeyre, Margie Rae Welty Corbet Holmgreen, Carolyn Prosser ill.. W 4' is il' , -fr Q Rl M 5, ty. s 2 1 , Qi-,f r- - as First row: Perkins, B, , Taylor, W, , Johnson, R, Second row: Allen, B. , Shintaku, K. , Neil, W. , Price, B, , Holland, B., Bryce, A, , Vickers, F, , Ewing, B, , Welch, W, , Robinson, T., Herndon, J. , Porter, Mr, , Spon- sorg Warren, L. , Dawson, D. , Heard, H, , Sutherland, G., Robinson, J., Perkins, M, , Lane, J, , Langner, E, , Barber, O,P, , Stockton, S. , Turman, J, , Palmer, B., Wiebush, T, , Rucker, R. , Davenport, B.L, , Sweetheart, Kincaid, J, , Smith, D. , Watkins, B, , Herndon, J, , Rains, J. 7.7,-4, I 2 ,ir fr, g,r , . 5, I, ,B 4 , P w-,545-ff S J. fi' ' - , 1955 -56 OFFICERS President ---- - - Jon Kincaid V P ' Vice Preident - - - - Billy Palmer xc-,-,,,,, 1 4 Secretary ---- - - Rex Rucker I X P' Treasurer - - - - - Tuck Wiebush , Reporter - - - - Dick Smith P' R Sponsor ---- ------ M r, Porter 's'i Vt Sweethearts - - ----- Sue Ann Stokes Bettye Lou Davenport 'W' N' 3X ?f !f x 6 wi, AV? 'SJ I la. PICIHY J ll! I1 C of GHOWN FW r .-Q 3, 3 3 I 1 Q -i' X' 4' I ,f rf u f 4 Sims: 1 il- es sf fr mgiggzsg Y 1955 56 OFFICERS First row Adams, Batts, Bishop, Capps Collier, Evetts Second row Dooley, Gwilliam, Hardin, Holmgreen, Hunter, Morgan Third row Page, Palmer, Prosser, Rhoades Shockley Sprer Fourth row Toombs Editor Corbett Holmgreen Assistant Editor - - - Janis Capps Business Manager - Tommy Bishop Club Activities Editor - Carolyn Prosser Feature Editor - Sharron Barts Sports Editors - - Selena Evetts David Morgan Music, Dramatrcs Editor - - Bill Shockly Typrsts, Printers, Chairman ---- Thelma Gwilliam 0 A , .,Wyh.f ' - Tl 1 5 ,A ,-r i ,3-C. Top row: Toombs, A., Smith, M, , White, B,S. Second row: Hess, S. , Wilson, M. , White, S, , Nelly, B., Rector, J. 1955-56 OFFICERS President ---- -- - BETTY SUE WHITE Vice President - - - -JOYCE RECTOR Secretary - - - - SANDRA WHITE Treasurer - - - - JOHN BLACKALLER fnot picturedj Reporter ---- - BARBARA MCNELLY Parliamentarian - - - - -MORRIS SMITH Sponsor ----- - - MR, BILL CAVE fnot picturedj 3 i i fl Mc- ! , I K li WI. 'PSF First row: Bryce, G. Langford , Ewing Wi ,A ses, jc Zinsmeister, G, , Everett, J, , Morgan, G, , Rowland, R. , Simon, W. , Gass, D. , Reece, J, , Woodrow, F, Second row: Ruiz, A. , Torres, G, , Flores, E. , Ybarra, C, , Zamora, E. , Young, N. , M., Langner, I. , Zentner, B., Johnson, R. , Cano, J. Third row. Kirksey, F, , Strube, B, , B,J. , Davis, M.I. , Cash, R. L. , Yarbrough, B. , Wilson, L. , Sponsor, D. 5, President - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Reporter ---- Parliamentarian Sponsor ---- ' Vice President - - 1 955 -56 OFFICERS BEVERLY STRUBE - - FAYE KIRKSEY - - - - - NINA YOUNG - - GEORGIA MAE BRYCE - - -EMMA SUE AGUILAR .TIMMIE CANO - - - - -MR. L. WILSON Q fi Y? 'H f' i -. E Sr Wt ,il First row: Stirman, M. , Sandlin, S, , Smith, M. , Stewart, J, , Adams, J. , Victor, S. , Dillahunty N.L. , Wison, M., McCord, D. Second row: Sansom, F, , Kimble, B, , Smart, J., Kincaid, G, , Monagin, H., Cartwright, K. , Maddox, G., Rowland, D, ,awed ge 1' 1955-56 OFHCERS at President --------- DEE ROWLAND Vice President ------ MORRIS SMITH Secretary - - - NORMA LEE DILLAHUNTY Treasurer ------- FRANCES SANSOM Parliamentarian ----- DAVID MCCORD Reporter ----- - - HOPE MONAGIN ,V., h , Sponsor ----- - - MISS RAY WALZEL ' fnot picturedy if .M .., Q Qc!! wsylisla .L,, r First row: Hess, S. , Kincaid, G. , McNe11y, B. , Jackson, B, , Young, I, , Trevisan, F. , Estes, D. , Bukoviny, L,A, , Goldburg, C, , Buffington, D, , Stirman, M. , Davis, H, , Baily, A. , Wilson, M, , Adams, I, Second row Crockett, L., Evetts, S., Hunter, P. , Davenport, B.L, Shockley, B, , Floyd, C.J., Stewart, J, , Dooley, D, , Morgan, D, , McCas1in, M., Krivan, B, , McCord, D., Bishop, T, , Buckner, D, , Lester, R. Third row: San- som, F, , Smart, I. , White, B.S,, Clapp, K,, Sponsor, Dillahunty, N.L., Welty, M.R. , White, S. , Speir, S. , ' U' , 1. . I -rf' 4 ' Q 7' 4'. 1955-56 EDITORS Editor ----- NORMA LEE DILLAHUNTY Layout Editor ----- BETTY SUE WHITE Art Editor -------- FRAN TREVISAN Pictures ---- BETTYE LOU DAVENPORT Typist ------------ IANIS CAPPS Advertising Editor - -MARILYN MCCASLIN Features ----- - - FRANCIS SANSOM fnot picturedj Advisor - - ------- KEN CLAPP 1 in x H M1 www fu E he f 1. is gf ,K 'ii .M 7? QQ xg H1 f Im 1352 595598, rf Qin, ,W f i P igy fr 4 3? ii - i? Y . ,gg ? Q ,X Q, if af Vg.: 1 Q 5 Q L Wwsig ,W 1 COYOTE TEAM 55 56 Back row Templer, T Coleman Lopez Hook Terrell Taylor btockton P lnrer Templer,J Allen Middle row Coach Kelly Moss, Holland Suttle Menendea l-oshee Maddox btuttc Culp, Klncaid Coach Daniels Front row Scott Collier Mcndekc Hicks Rucker bherrrll Davenport cruz Peebles, McGinnis, Goldberg Manager Uvalde 25 Devine 6 The 1955 Uvalde Coyotes opened the grid season by driving through and around the Devrne War horses for a 26 to 6 victory Led by Charles Foshee who scored 3 touchdowns the team scored in each of the first two quarters and twice in the fourth. After an ex- change of punts, Hicks took the ball on the Devine 54 yard line and returned it to the one. Foshee plunged over for the first tally of the evening. In the second quar- ter, Hicks and Taylor carried to the one, with Foshee again scoring. Rucker passed to McGinnis for the extra point to end the half 13-0, Neither team was able to score in the third quarter, but early in the fourth, Suttle handed off to Hicks who skirted around his left end for a touchdown. Devine came alive for a touchdown and the Coy- otes ended the game with the last score by Foshee. And away we go - t z - , . n ' s 'it g.'+f'.1L-f ff fltfsn'-5 , , . Mt-55 gf, -1 u V, ,tg 1, A . L 3 ef4?i1reiH5if.:i?2gfs a 1' -N ,., 1 fe -x. JOE TEMPLER WALTER TAYLOR A '4zI'i9'sQ '2'ir!-4,8 '. ,Q 4,11 's K if I. 51 V Mu X .a -S' rs . , '21 ww. 4 'M ,K V. L' , N-V . ,u . My , ' ' r., K. 1 ' K- as p -rf, ' so ,fr4v.w at Hgvxr ' fri ' 'A ,J -I ,iff v' , '-,p V - .M fs ' r , 1 3 A' JM: . ' Qs- ngr,5'r . . a,3?af. ,gb X' . VW ,I My 1 333333, 'f' 31 -YL Y ,' ' - 'EW' 'KNLQ , 4- Q3596 . C s,,,fl .,.gs,a,r,, 1. 4 -if ,, 1- ,swf . -:ff fa rr-' s ' 5:'fr r'2-If , 45 er -ff: f A f' I A u3'3'ey'9 r ::5If,f. f 'f3Q-r?t5Q,t'i59aiYg'lS s?3:fa N CHARLES FOSHEE GENE MADDOX 73 A V1 9' JON KINCAID Uvalde 19 Crystal 0 The Uvalde Coyotes shut out the Crystal Ctty Javehnas by com pletely domrnaung the game From the openlng krck off the Coyotes exhlbrted bru1s1ng football Early game fumbles cost the Coyotes several scormg threats Taylor Foshee and H1CkS raced through the Jav lxne repeatedly Foshee bul hed hrs way over from the 11 for the 1n1t1a1 score Stutte s extra potnt try was short At halftrme the score was 6 0 but one play after the second half was under way, Uvalde qulckly added another touch down Walter Taylor, on a prtch out play, clrcled wlde and recelved 3 good downfreld blocks as he raced 67 yards for a score Agaln Stutte's krck was off, leavrng the score at 12 O. Frank Mendke skrrted left end for 11 yards 1n the 4th quarter. Thls t1me Stutte booted one through the uprtghts. Frnal Score 19 0. End play was much rmproved w1th McG1nn1s, Scott, Palmer, and Shernll dolng yeoman work, IOI 1 s 1 1 I Y K A 1 -N-W ,' .. 1 4, 5 as N as Q 7 p , -NV. , ry-. Ky R H- gif,-M.-1 s 2,1 'f Q 0 A 5, 'Cr r Y a t - Q u -qu .r L1 , W it K , Lim. ' ,N ,L I . n 3 f vt . .. n w . - 1.. 5 ' ' Q , . . . .. K 4 ,ilu in 1 -. . . . , . 1 ' - ix . 1 . Q . . . ' x L A ' V, r 4 15 NORMAN STUTTE Uvalde O Hondo 7 Some of the most v1c1ous tack lrng and blockrng of tlus season was dlsplayed as old r1vals, Hondo and Uvalde got together for some old ume leather popprng There were few substltutrons on erther srde and when the battle of defenses was over, the Hondo Owls knew they had won a tough one, 7 0 In then' 30 meetlngs Uvalde and Hondo are now even at 15 WIUS each The Owls scored rn thc second quarter wrth a 37 yard pass, a b1g factor 1n the touchdown dr1ve The Coyotes showed a spmt and deterrnrnauon that trme after mme halted the Owls Gene Maddox, B111 Collrer, Norman Stutte, B1l1y Palmer, an Dlck McG1nn1s stramed through the Owl defense Gene Maddox was such a regular v1s1tor rn the Owl backfreld that one expected hun to come up w1th a purple Jersey on any PHY - It's mine! You can't have it - acecz aa940ne 1 a JW Qs ,,'21Fx1. AW PA +G. s-z?',.,w J ?,,4r-an Q W we fs 435 3? 'z -'N BILLY PALMER MITCHELL SCOTT .p 'Q ' 'ss 9w.,:1' n gi fu in-aw . f X 'N-3 4 It 4 nm, an RAY PEEBLES RAY LOPEZ I02 fa -if - G01 man, go! - IWQW-4 SAM STOCKTON '99-Q 3 Bl' wa s THOMAS TERRI LL L 'M gf: sr- -F L' Wu H ,. 3 J 3- Lf KU' 1 V 5 ' , ' . A1 1 O V . My , 7 - A 1,-f9'Y's.-aw: . , may A M V ,. gm. Q a::.'. 5 .5, '- 'sir' fl- ' f ' ,V.2::k'e'5'i.s3.TfQ5.i 1 ,W M .Y -',. ' ., Q, W3, A Ylz1W: 3Lw'fE'm:L,., 'K W ROY SANTOS 04657006 ada! 3 mur Law as p JOE HOOK ill.. OSCAR CRUZ. fi' 'y5Q,Q,iv1f-,tmp HT Kfixkwgtrr Uvalde 13 Carrrzo The Carrrzo Sprlngs Wrldcats completely domrnated the frrst half held on desperately rn the second half to garn a one pornt w1n over the Coyotes The Wrldcats scored frrst and converted to take a '7 O lead A 64 yard drlve netted the Wlldcats therr second touchdown, arded by the cross bar on the uprrghts a con verston and a 14 0 lead Mrdway 1n the second quarter the Coyotes moved the ball to the one foot ltne and Foshee rammed over Stutte s attempt at extra pornt fell short Score 14 6 The Coyotes scored the1r second touchdown rn three serles of downs Lamar Hrcks ex ploded through the left srde and out raced the Wrldcats down the srde lrne for 50 yards Tw1ce ln the 4th pertod the Coyotes started drrves only to have them stopped short The game ended at 14 13 Carrrzo wrn nrng The Coyotes started too slow ly tn the frrst half but the lrnemen from end to end played good ball the second half Maddox and Mc grnnrs along wrth Stutte and Col her seemed to get more than therr share of tackles I03 Lemme gol Lemme go! 4 ,I 'gf L-WN rqi X 5,1 1 J -a't3:. :' BOBBY CU LP BOBBY HOLLAND Y 7g,f , Qc, f 15,3 ,, . g2tQB.tk?iX,::?Ni ' WORD SHERILL TERRY TEMPLER IO4 4. targ- ,vt v 'C' 3 v 5 , ,, J. 51' B vw? g . -vt 7' , 4' A i. ,fa -s X, - Q. M as' 'H-5' -H 5, 5. A I ,f .,,. Q ,ws .-,M .. ,+ . - ar,-,, . -Y S .. .QALVE riwa tx A W t -4 . Q 1 '-fn. -.. 'fi BILLY COLLIER 0446 0 Uvalde 0 - Del Rio 6 For the fifth time in the past six years, the final district game between Uvalde and Del Rio decided the winner of District 27AA The Ea- gle Pass Eagles backed into the Dis- trict as the results of a spectacular play. Del Rio heaved a desperate pass in the closing minutes of the game for the love score. From the very beginning, vicious tackling and stout defensive work on both sides was the pattern of the evening Twice Rucker intercepted Del Rio passes and once the hard charging Coyotes blocked a Wildcat punt Uvalde's offensive, however could not turn these breaks into anything like a touchdown There were few substitutes for Uvalde and credit has to be given to those starting and fin- ishing boys who played a whole game in defeat Linemen Scott, Foshee, Cruz, Peebles, Stutte an- tos, and McGinnis, played inspired ball. Kincaid Maddox, Taylor, Palmer, and Rucker deserve a lot of credit for their performances which were outstanding Congratulations Coyotes, on your fine work and bet- ter luck next year . nh '- fr-'1 - ,f ,kk L '3 W 'rf J -V1 r . H I 7 A 4 5 5 Y , JT. 4435-4 'rf Y 'ff v ef' My W my 5 . ygtwy .rwyf my A I . . Af. .ff ,WY ,f ff J' LAMAR HICKS 7a,w3D Uvalde 13 - Pearsall 6 The Coyotes toppled the Pear- sall Mavericks from the unbeaten and unscored-on list, The first half end- ed scoreless but the Coyotes had threatened the Mav s 3 and 14 yard hnes In the thrrd perrod the Coy otes clrmaxed a 31 yard drrve wtth Maddox drvrng over from the one Pearsall struck back rn the fourth quarter to knot the score Then wrth seven mrnutes to play Foshee scored from the 13 wrth Krncard passrng to McG1nn1s for the extra p01Dt Uvalde 12 Brady 31 It was a powerful team whrch walked off wrth the vrctory and no drscredrt to Uvalde defenders From the openrng whrstle the Coyotes were put on therr guard The breaks never seemed to be for Uvalde A therr offense would get rn gear an tn motron penalty would put a ha t to therr drrve Late rn the second quarter, Suttle tossed a 35 yard pass to MCGIHHIS for a T D The half ended wrth the Coyotes tratlrng 13 6 In the thrrd perrod, Krncard passed Taylor a 45 yard pass for a T D Gene Maddox was the best hnesman on the freld for both teams - He went that-a-way - , .lacealfo 'gaudy we X r Y I 4172 it Vi I' s' V' 1 is rr sie. .s.... A 6 ' 'K -.' Jan. A ' 3 'N N4- ---.,, 1 Na 'Nw DICK MCGINNIS REX RUCKER X I ml iff I. 5 'iii- -S'E' if 5 STEVE SUTTLE COLEMAN DAVENPORT se JA 1, if .V aa , 413.4-, -, ' 'if' , 'I - . ' X , is at ELIAS MENENDEZ. if Nothing like Staying together 74,542 aadS cm Uvalde 21 Edgewood 6 The Coyotes won their opening district game by defeating Edge wood Suttle hurled a 45 yard pass to Taylor on the first play in the second quarter for a score The Coy otes scored again with Maddox car rymg over from the 3 Ortiz booted to give us a 14 O lead McGinnis intercepted a pass to start the third touchdown drive Suttle tossed to Taylor who went 54 yards for a T D behind some excellent blocking Ortiz made it 3 for 3 Edgewood scored rn the last quarter, Roy San tos had the biggest night, racking up lots of tackles and recovering a fumble Uvalde 42 - South San '7 The Coyotes won their second district game by romping over the Bobcats The Coyotes built up a 28 to 0 lead in the first half and second stringers played the entire second half Taylor scored the first T D on a three yard plunge Pal- mer scrampered for a T D run of 19 and another of 32 yards J Tem- 1 V pler scored from the 4 and Maddox from 22 Kincaid rambled 12 yards for the final T D Ortiz s 4 extra points and Terrel1's 2 extra points ended the scoring, South San scored in the last second of the game, ' J wfvpnf 'ws v uv S ,muy in sam .,, as-'wang 'I ! 4 HM, 7. rw ' SANTOS ORTIZ ,wf C 'Mil 2, A, -'Q - ' 'W-inf 1-.fd V 'fx-3,4 4 5. ,E-W-..w.,,,,'tg ,1 -, w vt. 1 x BUBBA A LLEN JOE SCOTT I06 X Q 'hz 1 , X.: ' A J ,, fqf 'S' 1. A. ,,,'..f H If TOMMY MOSS Uvalde 6 Eagle Pass 6 When the exciting game ended in a 6 6 tie, players from both teams huddled around the officials to see which would be declared the winner on statistics In considering penetra t1Of1S first, the officials found them tied at two each Going next to first downs, they found Uvalde in the lead 14 to 12 Eagle Pass scored first with about two minutes left in the first quarter, when Turnbow slipped up the middle for 7 yards and a tally The kick from placement was bad and that spelled defeat for the Eagles The Coyotes scored in the second quarter by recovering an Eagle fumble with Maddox and Taylor combining for first downs and Taylor going the last 44 yards for the touchdown Santos Ortiz s placement was blocked The last half was taken up by exchanges with both teams threatening The Coy- otes played fine defensive ball throughout this contest, stopping a ground attack which had been suc- cessful in running up impressive scores Scott Cruz, Terrell, and Peebles did an excellent job for the Coyotes defense y Ti All-District Team - First Team: Gene Maddox, 444 66 .Y fe sim P if 'WW qc 'hifi' liar 'g Mfg!-r y ,, an we Q- '11 ai 'Z Mythe? bi in 'Yes nga' HM BENNET ni FRANK MENDEKE 1 , Dick McGinnis. Second Team: Ray Peebles, Oscar Cruz, Thomas Terrill, and ' rl 0 , , Hi if f . - C , r.,,,,,,,,,, ' fyfl , at y wi. 45 .1 'I- . . do C, Q fi . . . . fig . . 0 . . A Vi . V qi - 6 ' as M W ,. 4, -fy we I i 0 : V' A ,5,M. : V gals , MPM! ' JT Q - i ,W f 4. A . 59,75 ,f,F,il7 gtiA it .. , Y: V, ,A Q.. , ranger, I 4 . . . .u.V,,.,fs:,, o 0 l 5 my ,Z , ,L 1 , 5, tl, ,, L M. .. V e TE fi Y A if' -X i.,i+F-03.41 wwf, 4 Le. ' il , ' Y-az'-+9-aciffs X ff -I ew tg .Zvi gr il, l ,rg hh 40,5 auf, xr.. gy v ' . , M555-3? tL,j'i.fA??,: -:mph .Lis f: !vfil' LF, , ,y N ,V 4 ,ir was., M J, M .V p ' iifilifg i' is ??L1f5'f lrgiial 4 'T 4 . I is ' 1 ' I N Managers: DEE ROWLAND and CHARLES GOLDBERG 7 ill' O... In F aww ,wp-Tw 'N B FOOFBALLTEAM First row Douffhty, Mgr Vickers, Duderstadt, Smith D Spring, Harrell Coach Second row Raney Chapoy, Parsons, Niel, Hernandez, Carlisle Barber Third row Vnsqne-7 Foshee, Estrada, Frankln Sutherland, Stutte Barclwell ,Ns 14 I i . , , ..-V V 6 JZ: - sfigar M' r, f fr-V f . f .ff - .f J af C fr r . ' 4' 1fi-.f'- rr' H ' Q. 1- Y 11-'. N , ry . . - ' 19- A as n- I ., ' A , ' .. , --' , V-5 - ' vw. Q-f,'121-!f',iN?f . -fame , fi.: I- -.H . px, -- fr Nt A , U f. .K -. L. 'I gs , . . ' , ,. ,Q , N Nz.. . -J, -' ,, -. mr' 'fr ----.-'fran L .t- .,- V X f 'H ' . r ,V I if lil wi 34' A 7 gg Lg: n- Q, . A if-1-QV-r ' - i A .- 4 - r , 1' .' '- f ' ,' - A JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Rowland, Mgr., Cook, Trevino, Moore, Edwards, Fohn, Nave, Collier, Luce, Dawson, Cum- mings, Mgr,g Hill, Coach, Second row: Holdbrock, Beard, Craig, Van Pell, Conner, Duclersmdt, Wat-- kins, Third row: Renlren, Hiens, Young, Gray, Herondon, Winn, Q uit Q A . ' 1f-,W J :::Q:i,f5aag,.fsf::z2:. fw H - 1 'z 3 -1-'ff -,Q ref: rf., -,.: gg::, Jfw,w:.5 . ,4 17-::E5v, ::g,,..,- , .: . A , ,, Q fa Q5 , K u 'ix ' it Q sf' K 'fra if U ' . Y C ,V 4 U 2 35 -of EDDIE LOWRA NCE MIKE MIRELEZ JIM BENNETT REX RUC KER saynuw Second Place Uvalde Tournament Nov, Dec, Ian. Feb, 1955-56 COYOTE SCHEDULE COYOTE BASKETBALL TEAM Coyotes 31 Rocksprings 67 San Felipe Kerrville Tourney 41 Brackettville 56 NCCSD 38 Brackettville 57 Kerrville 60 Rocksprings 30 NCCSD Second Uvalde Tourney 39 Del Rio 40 Eagle Pass Ozona Tourney 35 South San 53 Eagle Pass 38 South San 52 Edge Wood 43 Edge Wood 45 Del Rio The Uvalde High School Coyote Basketball team won 7 and lost 15 games. They entered three tourna- ments, Uvalde, Ozona, and Kerrville, They reached the finals in the Uvalde tourney by winning two hard fought games. They bowed to Brackettville in the finals to take the second place trophy, Mike Mireles was placed on the all tourney team, Captains for the year were, John Melde and Gene Maddox, John was also high point man with 261 points followed by Mike Mireles with 215 points. We congratulate Coach Mathis for turning out a wonderful basketball team. II3 325 ' Left to right: Fisher, E, , Howerton, N., White, B.S., Bryce, G.B. , Langford, P., DuBose, M. , Langford, C, , Dooley, D., Evetts, E. , Rector, J. , Mitchell, G., Spurgeon, M., Davenport, D. , Friday, M.L. 14544 Co-Captains: Clarisie Langford, Selena Evetts, Dorothy Dooley, II4 Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Ian. Jan. ISU. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb, Feb, Feb, Feb, Feb, Mar 1955-56 LOBO SCHEDULE Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Lobos Crystal City Brackettville Brackettville Rocksprings NCCSD Utopia Del Rio Eagle Pass Junior College 'Eagle Pass Sabinal Del Rio Lobo Tourney Natalia Floresville Angleton 1955 56 LOBOS The 1955 56 Lobos defended their traditional title by repeating as District winners This makes the fifth consecutive year that the Lobos have emerged as district champs This year s pack will go down in the history of our school as being the first Lobo team to take a bi drstrict game It wrll also be remembered by the hundreds of loyal fans that our team went into regional play untred and undefeated in district play Although they fought as hard as they could Angleton defeated our girls, Angleton went on to win the State championship so all in all the girls basketball season may be termed most successful. In giv- ing credit to this fine team, it would be unfair to leave out their fine coach, Mrs. Cleo Broxton qCookiej, who has led these girls on to victory in the past years. C Langford, Forwardg P, Langford, Guard, All-Tournament Team: Uvalde Betty Sue White D. Dooley, Forward, S. Evetts Guard Mrs. Cleo Broxton, Coach and Janis Capps, Manager, Sue Hess and Sandra White who helped to make up the reserve team are not pictured. .fafoc Wm 36-D' ' gr X ek .gmt . i M. DuBoSe, Guard: B. S. White. FOIWHIG. G. Mitchell, Guard, D. Davenport, Forward I I6 2 , Q A L Y WWW? . 525115 ,,L,.. pgyiw 9525 ffm 4111 ff an 555, 2 6, Back row: Billy Krivan, Managerg Armando Flores, Steve Suttles, Tuck Weibush, Bob Culp, Bradley Spring, Jimmy Harrell, Coach, Front row: Joe Powers, Don Connell, E,P, Barber, Frank Mendeke, Word Sherrill, Adolpho Chapoy, Coleman Davenport. !1' ll Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde Uvalde II8 B TEAM SCHEDULE AND SCORES 39 San Felipe 35 38 Knippa 35 31 Nueces Canyon 29 30 Brackettville 80 42 Kerrville 38 40 Rocksprings 35 42 Eagle Pass 41 36 Crystal City 43 44 Del Rio 42 60 Crystal City 27 42 Eagle Pass 53 40 Del Rio 51 B TEAM BASKETBALL The Uvalde High School B team under the direc- tion of Coach Jimmie Harrell had a most successful year, ending with an eight won and four lost record, The team averaged forty-two points per game through out the season and there was a high percentage in free throws made, Individual scoring was almost even, which of course, indicates a very fine spirit of team play, All of the boys who participated in B basket- ball during the 1955-56 school year were awarded letters for their very fine work on the court this year, Q . if , 14, 8 3 '1, 2 , 5 . g ,lil G i, ,,,,, ,,,s F fi i ' lu,,,MmwM,,. ,, , i JUNIOR BASKETBALL, First row: Hill, Coachg Hobbs, H, , Maciaz, A, , Edwards, F., Mclxlclly, Navc, R., Holbrook, T, Second row: Heines, G, , Simon, G, , Blevins, B, , Gray, Z, , Rucker, F, , Dawson, D, , Pcrcz R. . I H . , M 3 X 3 M W-.km JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL. First row: Mathis, Coach, Vondera, J, , Williams, S, , Howard, K, , Davis, H, Perry, L., Finch, A, , Suttle, J., King, K, Second row: Herndon, L, , Bukoviny, C,J., Yglesias, E., Dcqm, G. , Mclde, J, 9 L4 in 5 Q 4 3 I - be ff! Arif 1 I 2 'T ,J 7 Q i . L' W Q' ' , SIN' ff? 1,5 ADOLFO CHAPOY REX RUCKER COLEMAN DAVENPORT 1955-56 COYOTE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Coyotes 11 San Felipe 9 Coyotes 9 Eagle Pass 11 Coyotes 4 Carrizo Springs 0 Coyotes 10 Del Rio 1 LL! ,f .t ' x '-.flu '61-Q BILLY STUTTE MARION WIEBUSH VICTOR PERRY A MIKE MIRELEZ EDDIE LOWRANCE WORD SHERRILL Coyotes 0 Crystal City 8 Coyotes 9 San Felipe Coyotes 1 Pcarsall 4 Coyotes 0 Crystal City ,JT FRANK MENDEKE NORMAN STUTTE BILLY COLLIER K ff xfmifni B ' .F Y , 6 ., V, , 1' B , ,A , .,,- X E , JOHN MELDE BRADLEY SPRING FLORES Coyotes 13 Carrizo Springs 2 Coyotes 9 Dol Rio 3 Coyotes 7 Eagle Pass 3 VI Ml, . BOBBY CULP LAMAR HICKS AUTURO Roomouxsz '23 ,- A f iw an VB Mali Frrst row HCIHES G Luce T Blackaller J Cave Coach Allen C Carpenter G Dawson D Second row McC11ntock G McNe11y B Hess S Wh1te B S Rector J ' swyiv- Q v !. Second Regronal Doubles Betty Sue Whrte and Joyce. Rector Numb. f A 1123135 Second Regional Doubles: Second District Singles: BARBARA MCNELLY CLAUDE ALLEN and JOHN BLACKALLER A ,Jiffy f ,Sig f-..i8.m w,,,,.,M.N-R-ww A0511- , ,QW ., .If X :E kk , . ,m.,.,M ,I EL A ww-v ' mf W K ' fpxyk , f-mm M, exsiagib I A Third District singles: GARY CARPENTER SUE HESS '25 1 1 V Y ,,AV ., . ,. WI 'P A . O 5 9 Q, A g . L is 'NY A, an he l . , , V TRACK TEAM: Kelly, Coach, Suttle, S, , Sutherland, D., Kincaid, J., Maddox, G., 'Vcrrcll T McGinnis, D. , Taylor, W. , Hernandez, F, , Rodriquez, C. , Flores, S. Templar, J, , Palmer, B. , Hill, Coach, Second rOwgROrnO,1, , Manager E., Menendez, E., Estrada, A, , Samaripa, A., Espurboa, A., Burns ' 'v- -vv , . ' 'Q ' 2 ff Jai , Elf , 4 ' ,f Qhvdfnby A E - ' L .. , 1' 2,- ', , .f ,L A 7 ,, . mww f , 3., , ., ' ' Z7v'k :5:-4151 l26 COACH KELLY: JUNIOR ROMO, Manager: COACH HILL CO-Captains, WALTER TAYLOR JOE TEMPLER -un .L- .it , ws 4, ,, MQ, .. hx Wfrfsizri if A S, , V 1. N r Sl I K , 4, --sw, ,f..,,-:vga A M' S , iff, f , , ' 4-'fi iw '01-1. - ' Shot-Put and Discus l 1 Suttle, S, , Maddox, G. , McGinnis, ,V if D., Terrell, T, 'ggg-,:,,, A ' -A 1,Mirfv, .g!' , - -rv vfp' 155' 5' IX! ' mf , r- X-f4,..2h.r i,a' ii ' 7, ,, .. ,gg W, ,, ,A H, 1 , J as KN M, K , - !' , r A it A R21 , X ' 7 x' I- 'G 1 ' , Q- --- -- -- 1- - 'Q ... F 5 - -- .-A 5 4- - - -- ......s, .nr-ai..... J... ., 5-,a.a.,.Mj,'Qf ,,',Q'f4: 'a T3 ,' .qc A v W ' , Hurdlers rg, 1' g,,,w L' 3' ' V Samaripa, Maddox, G, , Kincaid, H ,rg we 1 Y , ' 4 - 1 . W ,, , is in ffeifgwi , s i - i wh? J- imi' , if , i? 'x'6 ,mf 4 r so ,w flrfgfiiirgwi 1' 1' if 7 1' f 4 7 me fi ,.-TY' . 1. -it if 5,2 ' :L Witfgga -.J ., V1-J, ,SD 33- ' ,,Lk, I my .ibn - 4' -- r V ' a . nm... I ,.u we ' at Q Q' 3 K ,f 1 . 54 fa, F Q +5 , sy , l ' is .4 PM A' U I , , r 1-, 4 -rr 4,w.,,s., 5- --ww H M Wt , E Lf 7 wr-J-asfu,f.avMf:,,,,,,,,, ,.., V-f is ' rw, V, - ,. 880 Yd, Runners: Taylor, W. , Espurvoa, A, , Estrada, A., Hernandez, F. -in 0 2 Dashes: Palmer, B., Sutherland, D, , Menendez, F, l27 5 U.. il 1. .Y T 1 wi f zff , NX 1 Mile Relay Team: Palmer, B. , Taylor, W, , Maddox, G, , Templer, J. fe--W,-1nw,,,fg,x3g ,,,,i,,,, i Mile Runners A3 I J J ., , I T gl S 6 L District Winners: Kelly, Coachg Kincaid, I, , Maddox, G, , Terrell T Taylor W Templer I Palmer, B. , Regional: llill, Coach, Romo, I., Sutherland, D., Regional McGinnis D Espurboa A., Baccus, C. - lu..-- '+. Diseus Distrintwinmrs McGinnis D Terrell T aww T5 if W2 A FOOTBALL Frank Coleman Brll Collrer Oscar Cruz Bobby Culp Charles Foshee Lamar Hrcks Bobby Holland Bobby Holland Joe Hook Jon Krncard Ray Lopez Dlck McG1nn1s Gene Maddox Frank Mendeke Brlly Palmer Ray Peebles Roy Santos Joe Scott Mrtchell Scott Word Sherrrll Norman Stutte Steve Suttle Walter Taylor Joe Templer Thomas Terrell Charles Goldberg Manager Dee Rowland Manager A BASKETBALL Jrm Bennett Jon Krncard Eddre Lowrance Drck MCGlHUlS Gene Maddox John Melde Mrke Mrrelez Brlly Palmer Rex Rucker Walter Taylor Tommy Brshop Manager TENNIS Claude Allen John Blacka ller Betty Sue Whlte BOYS B BA SKET BA LL E P Barber Adolph Chapoy Don Connell Bobby Culp Coleman Davenport Mundy Flores Frank Mendeke Joe Powers Word Sherrrll Bradley Sprrng Steve Suttle Tuck Wrebush B111 Krrvan Manager Hmmm LOBO BA SKET BA LL Georgra Bryce Darlyne Davenport Dorothy Dooley Marcy DuBose Selena Evetts Elarne Frsher Mary Lors Fr1day Norma Howerton Clarlsre Langford Patsre Langford Geme Mrtchell Joyce Rector Margre Spurgeon Betty Sue Whrte Jan1s Capps Manager Sue Hess' B FOOTBALL O P Barber Dennrs Bardwell Herman Carhsle Adolph Chapoy Denneth Duderstadt Armando Estrada Harrell Foshee Lew1s Franklrn D1ck Gannaway Dan Haby Rudy Hernandez Raymond Moore Warren Nell Norman Parsons Sam Raney Moses Reyes Lewrs Ross Bradley Sprrng Sam Stockton Brlly Stutte Dolph Sutherland Joe Urregas Rrchard Vasquez Raymond Vxckers Ross Dought Manager TRACK Charhe Baccus Adam Espurboa Armando Estrada Srmon Flores Frank Hernandez Jon Krncard Drck McG1nn1s Gene Maddox Brlly Palmer Ernesto Rodrrcucz Alejandro Samarrpa Dolph Sutherland Steve Suttle Walter Taylor Joe Templer Thomas Terrell BASEBALL B111 Collrer Bobby Culp Eddrc Lowrance John Melde Mrke Mlrclez Vrctor Perry Arturo Rodrrcuez Rex Rucker Word Shcrrrll Bradley Sprrng Norman Stutte Tuck Wrebush Rrchard Van Pclt Drck Smrth Manager Drck Buckner Manager 0 D , . . L . I Rex Rucker Joyce Rector Sandra White' Junior Romo, Manager ' I VI H , . , . . I ' I D I I I P Norma Lee Dillahunty, Sue Ann Stokes, Head Cheerleaderg Morris Smith, Betty Joyce Hook Mascotg David McCord, Bettye Lou Davenport, Marcy DuBose, 654264 Presentation made to Coach Harrell by Dick Gannaway. Eklffqigs-QVHQ we 'Bn -and he kept it, too Joe, Betty Sue, Alice and Ion 'K fly' Janis, tell us and we will laugh too! Looks like fun! Seniors only, please! Don't grab, Walter! You really deserved this fine scrapbook, Billy! I35 Lex Harp and his trio, He said it was an accident!! Sweetheart Cup presented to Bettye Lou by Norman WE is sw? ,iw Q at 2 H Q The Sextette furnished the entertain- ment, JC fi Senior football players and their dates. is V Z 5 so It F . 1 2 Last, but not least, Cookie receives a gift from the Pep Squad by Dorothy Dooley, , , 'Wa-J 35 are T, Q. iz H14 Q.. c It :ff f r Who me? Having fun? This is known as a ------- P,B,R, fpublic back rest! M!? ?:f'. :Q Smile, Marty! OH! Dear! Let's dance C? VW TFA 4 ly V ' How sweet , , 5 Q I . wi ff I' 0 6 ' L 'l .sw - R X --hi-- in ,. W! A 5 Are they True in Heart? Dorothy, please! OH, Well, Can't win 'em Hope it's good. all. 4 21-n Man, dig those crazy That's as high as the ladder More people eat around Which one is the groom? Senior cats. goes, hon, here! I39 ,X -Q ek' Q? fm Q '? rx, Jw' v' 'WY' 6 1? 1 Ju QL x 1 Y L N A M GIRLS' SOFTBALL, M. , Mirelez, F. , McClintock, G, , 13 J' 1 3 M ga., ' Q 2 -Frrst row: Broxton, Coach Ybarra C Canales D DuBose Manager, Second rowgRausch T Frrday M L Toombs A O I ' Q rg, 3, 31 HE was NYJ, sr. ,ov 3 E29 3' fungi til is gg! ,N Q BOYS' SOFTBALL, FIRST DISTRICT: First row: Mathis, Coach Ortrz S Santos R Ibarra T Vasquez, R, , Powers, J, Second row: Romo, R. , Luna, E, , Hernandez P Rurz A foil: are , - :' ., 4, ri K -1 , V I Q--wi'f I 5' 1, M y A J, ,V A, sf ,MW --we got first, girls-- --Coach Kelley, no less-- an 4 P X . in N 4 'f i ' -fl Alf' ' fb x -W M V i V' Qt. t ,M to Q A ' i its , at Marg iff- f A 'V K J .Q , slss. s lL 5 A 4, ' t i s it --nice going, Dick-- --take our picture-- vs 'NM' s ,M ,ge ,emi-S- fig. f ss 3 I, st ,, -54' fx tt Aug A R, .fm - X11 I N . g los, .vm fi . , get if - . --the Mathis'- I l ,A .. . x iq ,fill 1 Q 129179, QU, ,'?:'t-fif l Ag, fluff? 11 f r as as Al - M qx. t , Ll . it x V . ,V ha 5 gf 4 r Y KS s' or ,Magis tg ,ti -'ML x -.y ,. f V ,. M qw, 1' ' 1--is - -good one, Steve- - xi? 1 or 1 Q Niue -JYF4' 'i s . s 4, ' I ,Q 'i-hh nba, .13 ? are --some looker oners-- --You'd never believe this was at the District Meet-- --a11over-- ,--.2 J JU --help! They re a chasm mel-- Ioe and Walter get trophy, Alice gets softball trophy, I43 iii' ' L ,ff ' Regional Winners --run, boys, run-- District and r f f' 'W V 1 V' ' n f ' ' - Q- 'Q i , .wake . if . , . - 4 lm Egg M r' tk ff?-fwr'ik5FiQ 'ff . YY' QW -4'.--r W, 1 , np: zmzefifi - VVVVV JW.. w Af A. ,yn Nvffh w f f W ,, K N , A' ' h bj4'f 1 515' - - xdvf L Q 1 I .iazii E VJ, ,4 Q kk 55,5 1, -2. . ggsyv 5 -f. n 'v These are our track boys and we are proud of them, 6550, Q I' Y 'kvv h7 'f? '- , K QM, 'FV K A fy-. f f-A 0 t A5 V Q . 4,7-wt . Ei ? sf 4 it 2, Xl 4 rx :5 E. ll, 'EL get , gk H It eXN fr i i t' :st W 5 My ' 1 fp .5 ., i ug ' lffw FHA BA NQUET The annual Future Homemakers of America Banquet was held in the High School cafeteria on April 14, The theme of the occasion was Pretty Butterfly, the room being decorated with hundreds of many colored butterflies hanging from the ceiling, Approximately 125 attended the banquet, The guests enjoyed a very fine meal and then listened to a good speech made by Rev, Jackie Greene, the pastor of the Baptist Temple Church, One of the high lights of the night was the crowning of the new 1956 FHA Queen. Bettye Lou Davenport was elected to this honor, We know that the guests really enjoyed this banquet and are looking forward to next year when they will again attend the ban- quet, Dan Davis crowns the FHA Queen, Bettye Lou Davenport. Q 5' Q' N xy W1,A , I -,L makzyy ff? .L f ff- Q , ff fag , 15 xgfjh X' RK if 4 1 g ,M Q W . Q gf fi ' f f 9 R IRENE YOUNG and RAY PEEBLES PATSY HUNTER and BENNIE EWING si, I Y, f 8 , IANIS CAPPS and DICK MCGINNIS BETTYE LOU DAVENPORT and '46 WA LTER TAYLOR x X ,J Wx Z H ,E Q., Q- ,ar if Y DOROTHY DOOLEY and DAN DAVIS fr nn! Q ,VXQ s ur' if . lb' TQ sq M r 41 I IULIA WINGENTER and DARRELL BLOSKE kj , 1 YQ, I 5 ,TV A . bfi- A awwaf W -7 Sad1e Taylor Long Tall Sally 1: The Kettles at the fa1r aww! w-r L1tt1e Moma Nothmg hke puvacy I47 . , xi' 1 N., g 4 Q , I X X 'J ,,, if 5' Y- 1--NQWQ . My A 1 .Lv V L . I 1 I 4 5 f 'Z Yuki 1 I P 59? - A ' W fl-Qffff it , ir Q A ,. 1.84,--,. M, e ,Z ., i, E f , . . ' V 7 , V fl, 'ft - 9 it X 5 ? . A 15' L E 1? I ' f ? . SSI' ' X . 'Vx Q 'Q 1:9 frjgfi V lllx VvL , in '1 4 if X? ,ww X, 4 up ,,,, I, in 9 v X.. , 55.1 sg-,, 5 -sl -,T Q- .,-. Viv! is L, ff-6 x N-am-an-ww W A AM. ff ' I X ,, lj Q J ss ' 7 ' Tommy and Nor a dre, for lhe' i Centennial, Jag Ask us - we'11 tell you, ,, gf, M ! T .Y Buttons and Bows ii Say M---that's cute, wemwnullvvvf E . 9 . ..,, ,V f I ' 5' A Q 4 , . MW Q ,yi ,AWK QL I 2. mn R72 I N 6 K :MM U V. .. GT' 5: 1 H fwy i l o 31?-fggfs Swy N H ' v ng. ' I or .7 . ,, Q xf j 3 9 Q , sw , . W ' M my 2 'a,, 'Q 17. ,, ,. wr.-M-mmf.-M mf-.W-wM.,.,..., H-N1-nn-np-m Wh . ,W ,A M-:magnum wx dull!!! -9- ,F--.4-1 up funn..- -gun-nnsnnnv .T'...qu-u- ' 5, ,,,,,.... -a Sign- new 2.1543 'Q' qu Mrs, Gibbons gets in the act also, E I Qi I k N0 C0n1ment!l The band lines up for the parade. Hop-a-long Daniel, 'Y WN,- s-it Why go to college? ma: 5 I Dean Matthews talks to the Seniors about S. W. T. I. C. ,ga 5 A X You're in the Army now! ! ! ENIDQ Cazeir R , ,, 'Wg A 7 4 4 ,yu Future Nurses gi -V I V fg.2,ffl.c3 Q We 22 fm I , FTW . ' va 'P .3 2 -iff ' K I' 6? . c- V in Social Workers M L -w - I Z? .. ,f A we 1 ,X 'L 1 .rr 'H A M , . fy . -gi ,Fil ViAA 'ifgif 'o.'. ,U 'i Future Teachers vm King JOE TEMPLER and Queen SUE ANN STOKES Q I ' 70014 Moments to Remember fl, I I i r ! , S V' 5 Q D Pi QP' nl' if gk a K If I X f 'i ,ig 1, 5-uv A in 2 x -Q... 5,04 , M: ff if rv' f Nw.. '4 A CUCA and ELIAS wvsiwwffws . ,K ,. .,. 'gym' It -.M , V .awww , , BLA NCA and GI LBERT Bring on the boys!! 'N X N 1 Mx 1 ' rf A, S5 -fi. X g Raizfffj ff U U Just between us girls game! aeata ,f 0-09 'Q' V ! 1-mai V-fuel 1 S+, Wigan' .gil 'Vffi . , Va v f me-f' kgfzgvf Junior High twirlers get into the act, 0 fm 1 Z 2 WKHJS-ffiif' 'if' ' iw x . o -., ' A W Aaiampgrfs-f WSWS. , wi Ah! Come on .515 5 Soloist- -David Beard 'ir V iikhw A' 1 9 H' It, V Attention! fx' . K 2,-fir. x What are you looking for, Lucille? l60 Kay gets Arion Award. Ksii s pf-53 4 3f r-v C1 DJ va ff, Xi 1 ,X 01 t gg:A Iiaf Sz.-Svc' X? . ., QQSXUUN Mmm Y A 'fs' First: Juniors The True In Heart Second: Freshmen No Body Sleeps Best Actress - MARILYN McCASL1N, Junior Best Actor - ARLIS BUTLER, Fish, 7 Gae- Third: Seniors The Legend of The Lake Fourth: Sophomores Uninvited Ghost - I was framed, I tell you, J at 'J 5 it it Juniors - The True in Heart - David Beard, Lee Ann Bukoviney, Dick Smith, Marilyn McCas1in, Dolph Sutherland, Ernest Graw, Billy John Knight, 4 1 i 1? 3 i 2 ,,,,.,f L IWW that's what it was. You're heartless, John Stone 3 Eg 5 if 5551 Wfeif 'B 32 , Freshman - NoBody Sleeps Arles Buttler, 115,- W ikf, 3 You mean you aren't any certain type of burglar ? 2 gr sf Betty Sue Rausch, Gloria Harnes, Gloria Beckett, Barbara Black Z 1 2 1 . Q f 3 .. Q , Yes, I know your mother 5 writes mystery books. r H , dig, A .,,' vp., ,sfskussigrwf-Q 1 5 1 r L5 ' Q ,i ,3 -i .ggi se rgr avi . ,lb-M X 5 K L I -as-532 L-rf E ,QV . Seniors - Legeon of the Lake - Fran Trevison, David McCord, Hope Monagin, Tommy Richardson, Clarice Gulley, I 3 i in ' uoh' 2 5 I W, iss s .,, ia 55 i Ana! Ana! why didn't you wait? K Hehl what gives?! . . is-..,,,m, , Sh e, V , . x e is beautiful, isn't she, Doctor? ,fiigf M Q, J 4 f fuiiiiii J it sJ ei? f 5 155 ig? , 1 . K' if P- If., s K if f 1 J! Rather spooky, wasn't it? J ,L-my n Sophomore - The Uninvited Ghost - Margret W11 son, Bi11Shock1ey, June Stirman, Carol Monigan Sally Spier, Gene Kincaid III, Bobsy Cunningham Sharon Batts, Judy Morgan, Jimmy Adams, Jimmy La Peyer, 5 ! 6 vs an Q 'QL v E4 is wh 1 , -F QSMW r TK f 'wig ..-av STREACH I rating? legit in -f'0'f 'J' 'N' ' 4 like is , is I C A Wx -- Wonder what s under the towel! wg. if-,Oi-932W ,Q Adm-.QW A 1 L. k 7 . AL,.g:f1x3aE,ws A 1 . -,'f , Wife? 'C Dtck and Dee were cuter when they were Young. E 'ehttt ' 'FZ'hr 5rWXPr'f f YLLF CHEESE! Qgt Real COOL CAT. Gee, I wish I had a boy! .2 Y f tw Let's EVERYBODY .1 my fwluik at gf J ff Q, ri T if I didn't do it. ,-,..lt,f -- f 1 N , 1 fb I Look's like a PJ party, '58 Goh' L3 La Smith U! I use Gleam toothpaste Samba JJZWKZZCZQ Greetings, fellow classmates, Sopho- mores, faculty, friends, and Juniors. The A11-Mighty Senior Class 49 5 Q' Someone's telling off on Tinker's earlier romances. Oh no! Where was I? .ix Q Q . .f, I wonder if they will come true, J , f 3, U ga? They really told some good ones! JZ. A K Y. V, Lf- 3, ,K f . 2' F9 3' Q if 5 . 5. 5 fl - ,k,A. LVVSV A ' Z ,mu Ai Af lA. 4 qgulifll A A ,. ff 'FH 'f? f -' L .1,... A if 5, 45 V '. ' V . 2 --' 1 i Wi Ev 4. 1 W L 2? M : ,.:t A V W' g ' .3 ,Q iw ff if f. ' Wg. 'K ,L ,P ,..., I -,,,,,.-- ff-W 1 rf' Y? 4 6 Mia gg ? 1 :- K fimjm f- 5, 7,:4Q,,, 1, 7 ., J ,,V. H at. 9 i M ,i - V gf f : g f' 4, 2 ' H if ,QF ' in if V ,mv F 3 if f Q, A ., F 'W' 5 i, . 1' F Q S? A 1 Q 'W' hgh! in gms Qu Anyone nervous?? Qzadaatcha 2 7, 7 95 ef,Q,' B, 5 hx A ,re Hope Monagin gives the Welcome Address. Kind of sad, isn't it? Kay Cartwright gives her Va1edictorian's Address. Www 342 . ,,:. . s' -:Hv .3 : sir- ' 159 fin we f s M Q ! s ':-3 J, 5 ls x' 1 asf? was wet, P 1 I f F Bm. til! 5 . . 25 if 'ml i A s , ' A an - 4 x , Q, E sf.. ,k- I i -NA AN' li VZIICCIICIOFIBH Salutatgnan Statewrde scholarshrp for 1956 Valedrctorran to any state or church related college and umversrty KAY CARTWRIGHT Walter Feltner Scholarshrp to Southwest Texas State Teachers College NINA YOUNG La Forge Scholarshrp to Southwest Texas Junror College DUDLEY BIRMINGHAM LI LLIAN DAVIS D1str1but1ve Educatxon Scholarshrp to South west Texas Jumor College HMMIE CANO Amerrcan Legron Award BILLY PALMER NORMAN STUTTE JULIA BRADSHAW DOROTHY DOOLEY Danforth Award DAVID MCCORD and KAY CARTWRIGHT an--1, -'A Scholarshrp to any church related college or Uruversrty HOPE MONAGIN SCOTT WARREN Uvalde, Krwarus Club Scholarshrp to South west Texas Jumor College KE NNE FH DUDERSTADT Honor SOCISIY Scholarshrp to Southwest Texas Juxuor College SANDRA VICTOR Uvalde Rotary Club Scholarshrp TO Southwest Texas Juruor College GERA LDINE CADDELL Uvaldg County Teachers Assoclatron Scholar shrp to Southwest Texas Jumor College CLARISIE LANGFORD El Progresso Club Scholarshrp BETTY LOU DAVENPORT , I gi KAY CARTWRIGHT HOPE MONAGIN 601 7716 as! e a 011 -9 I oor f oo! owe re Josedfb notlzeryear an Wy! be 10 of 1111 ye r 1 Coyote S1af5'f1-as aga1l1 11 1 ed e ear 64706116 oe e ,o es W JJ ,000 016661 Serin? alt a 1 6.9.9 110' ap S I1 e o o' Ae to ay a ser Pqto Pvos .s'1sta 0 ur 0 be 'bro a 4717 o sales eo lv hfor ed a Nm 1 11: e ,oedo o Pe a r,o1 6 ob 1 V6 J0'11oI a Cas oaadbe af? ar 1011 02115111 N1 1231 Z1 p otoga er oo oo' o 11 a P146 .v r tr lines 0196113180 577 e firo 110' 1' e Cla ll advso ebor gn' I efesf fre1 1 e 11 e'5'2,r 04' 171 01149 P11 Goes bop 1 ob 110' aurftf! tb Ol' tal? te ao er C7171 .s' O'el1t etba 00 ea Islip a 111 10' Jfvay lv eoeeded all ope o JO our 196600 or 510 ye Ivor g NB y 0 orl11a lee 1116 01701 647101 0 C61ef you 'VF , p lor Y n I J bllbsr godbed so r11eSol1 19 a 0 ra , 0' 'bt el1O'N 'g Lv a, be 'slbbyarx E My 3' .ll S1,I6f'V ag, ebope 1kh?. 1561? re 111 rbey 1961 11.8 60.05 a 6 ,blifgag W Will 11' -S' ?'l111A'J'ol1 1'o00 ad rx H161 'bill' 11 6-as' aehfeoolz 11116 ,O on book 4717. 1140 11' rs: f 01 l1o4'so60'1?111',oe ds' 114534911-S'1vof Oiorlz r,ol1,Ivbo 61 ss Cv 776 W1 'Pt I 0 124700 doe o 551 cl 11, tlye CJ' l'F1'qa fl4,fr17 ,o,o,or 1.111960 bel' fi .9012 syo 15 fikb ao' no '71 651960 I G-90 sive ek: ea , It o 661168 ,l1te!1.s-ao 6-to bodylv 114 1110111-I1 r rl! ea',a s 660W 11 We 11 yz1ef1'Jfy J ye.-n-1116 aslveeoyb 0' 4171 0111 r o, JV O' 11 1 Nl N l82 'ii 601 COMPLIMENTS 2.27 North Getty h. J HAUBNER Manager WW idx lr' Lake. Mr' N2 X -af-M H 9' , an -r-rg ,mag :ggi-gig K X x L-.. .R XXV 'ra is WHITE'S UVALDE MINES PIGGLY VHGGLY 4 x PIGGLY WIGGLY Tlus year, mneteen hundred and f1fty s1x, f1nds many of you graduaung and others movmg up to take your place as next year's graduates. Through the commendable efforts of the teachers of our great Amenca, you face the world of tomorrow Wlth greater confldence and ab1l1ty, capable of takmg your place wrth your fellow cruzens. We at P1gg1yW1ggly are mosthappy to have played a part lnrecordlng your treasured mem ones of 1956. May we all feel Justly proud ofour accompl1shmentsand remember them as, Another Step Forward ' W. M. WINN, Manager .. . , L fl? ' v ' ' f' f , g I . ', . , K ' 4 t 'F I . . 351' . f 1 . ,X ' W . f- V ' X , V , ' 4 . r rf W' -Y. . .mmf K YL I , :y . K ., - l M r. 1' , K V ,, ,. -,'a T., A, g 1 f Y up -, ri v V V L , rxfgvf Q A K L L at ' .Q xx I , J J fy r 1 A ,af 3 +1 A '-.. -. 9' ' pq-'41 ' J yd, wb' N. , ' V , Nl . .. -we-swf .-' -3' ' .f ' A 793 LY ' 1 , - , 1. 'st .::dL,'ggL.:Jff-4'k1'- ? f'1 ' ' f rg! .. X an 'E kg' J 3 X ,'-' ' t -aafffxeel-f-1' 6-f-fgfvj , TW ,J Q '-N 'X 42 ' .V 1 f - J, 5 ,,,, -1.7113 ji, . 5 Q... f V L- L,., K JE ' ! Q Z a . ,AN X, ' V ! 13, A ff'7'S' ' .....a.........-.-..--.-... X 1,3 X Y -, .. . - a -.. ,W , V 4 , , an V ' -1 ' 'H ,er 1 T' , ' 5 ' r- ' ,lyiit ,Q ffl fx., Q1 ' i , ' '- aa h' am W ,t 'ff-e we ff - l --we--W---P-'M , a 4' A Y'- .. - .6 A - , 2-' ,, .V Wana . J 'xref --Q--AM ---M-Mf'--- N xy I gf t 5 nl ' , Q' ' I1 X x, '--V. ' rf ' 1 , ,' Q V Jn H-'fi li ,. I 4 if ' F l Sxxxre., 'fi iff 7 I' S ,f f' X x 1 X , r .: r , f' , X :-'T' N- E- , ' W rr , , K K , , I U 7 VT 1, K g wi 19, I 6 if L. Q 1, , , , Q ' Q 7 ,,f. f , Au . ,' I ' , 7 1 K ff, V . L . , x r . v t .. . I r ' , . - 4 - '- f... WQY , F '- ' K ax Y ,Q ffl, ' , - 'ff f 1 5 I ' ,ft 3 X ' , fn 0 eff nz ' ZZ ak, bi A 5 L, I f , . ' 1 A ' ff' f ' -1 F A XA fx ., r V Pi ff- 1 , f. dvi- r ' N. I If 4. t if W- i , V Q,f . 69 like , Nr, , M fi if j , ' H ,.a..-1 f-f N in WMA' N- .u ff i A' 414 uf' 2, xt HANDV AINKDV 536 West Mam Street Uvalde Texas W 'imagina- Wie UVALDE OFFICE SUPPLY CO F G DRIVAN Owner 115 N West St 4 Congratulations to the Graduating Class gwaga Compliments of PIERC E COMPANY P0471 If GAS APPLIANCE CO Electncal and Gas Appl1anceS Maytag Automatlc Washers BOYD BARBER Propnetor 313 N Getty Uvalde Comphrnents MCI-,Al Hz!-25 FIRESTONE STORE 301 N Getty Cornphments , . f A-PM f' an K ,fx -' 3' xiii k..4,.- V .bww Q52 LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS Where to Get SGTVICC' GMES? A the D1rt Is Gone Spots Vamsh Colors Sparkle 229 N Getty THE ESIVII-VI-4 QRTHO Congratulatlons Semors S C SMITH BILL PLOWMAN UVALDE DRUG COMPANY J coca!! nnucs Own rs JAMES FRANKS VAL ELLIS I ' I APYIOYUD IIIVICI ll ' , ' . . . . , No Dry Cleaning Odor o a Y' UCCESS to . pn,-rf., the graduatmg class Z? Bottled Under Authorlty of the Coca Cola Company by UVALDE COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GQAVES LUMBER AND HARDWARE COMPANY Everyth1ng to Bu11d Anyth1ng 1610 M11am Best W1shes and Congratulatlons A Semors of 1956 Uvalde Texas X Il , Zami s-no-ns. 1. and QM gidf 104 North Street Uvalde Texas Cornphrnents of GRANT MOTORS 118 S East Uvalde Texas EUKOVI NY S BODYSHOP P -.11 S' in-e-QU If! Expert Auto Body Work and Pamtmg Radxator Repa1r1ng 106 Cvoldbeck Q 2 ' 1 ,,, 41-rnf '---., ,ffl fir -- S ,him . LTTE' 'j lf L 4 ll' T Q . 'N ,f S - J, , ' ' 1' S L' V T- of I ' 3 , 5 x. for N' 1 . v . ,WV 3' A I I Compliments Compliments of of SANTA M G-E12Tl2UDl E5 BREEDER DOLPH BRISCOE JR R L SUTHERLAND UVALDE WOOL AND MOHAIR CO Founded by DOLPH BRISCGE SR D1ps Vacc1nes Drenches Hardware Feed Ranch Supphes 114 E Nopal Uva1de Texas Good Luck ZQWMMW INSURANCE 125 W Nopal IF l'l' S GOOD FOOD YOU WAIT Wulf , N DAIRY DELIGHT North Getty Street Uvalde Texas I I , . . . , . ' I Q I tg I ' I nun W f I I i.-D if 'ei Siu X 4 .I QQ SQPQQ 5 SS!XA,Al.l. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT FIRST EDIAI 1: BANK NIU 'E E OS DRUGS SP IR BR , Walgreen Agency We Dehver 413 W. Manx of .dgabzdfad NAOEEISONS Uvalde FOOD MARKE T GIOCQTICS Fme Meats Hot P1t Barbecue H T RICHARDSON Owner rner The Blg Dlme Store on the Co Cornphrnents ICI IVIBLE AND LAN I NG' REALTORS 26 Hours Per Day Serv1c 212 North Getty St Uvalde el! gigfmd Phone 423 111 N Getty Uvalde T exas ECI-ICL..S DAIRY Grade A Raw Mllk Dalry Owned and Run by Uvaldeans Old Pearsall Road Zak BARBER SHOP Welcomes YOU AMBER SKY MOTEL Refmgerated Au' Room Phones San Antoruo Hlghway 9 f I I 315 E. Main I ll ' I I W WM T3 El L..L. BAvL.o12'-.5 I-I AEE SERVIC E STATION INSURANCE Uvalde 322 N Getty PENNEY Wi? M 7 ff 1 ' I1 1. The arlhor you grt rom o P 99 store thf floser you get V to another Chrysler Plymouth Compllments of Comp11ments of CLARENCE W MOGFORD Owner E 'Tl-JE TAI L.O12 Western Amo W Nopal Box 725 Ass 'e 2009 E Mam Store Uvald Texas Uvalde gi will Cornphrnents of www' Zgayifmaafzps WE N T Z. FLOWER SHOP HUMBLE STATION 218 N, Getty ff A J l U WA 1 - - I Q I W1 ' H V f f ' f ll , . 123 . e 1 K, . EK f , YOUNG BROTHERS GARAGE Compliments of NOAKEJS BAKERY SPRINGER'S JEWELERS Gruen T e PT6C1S1OnWatC 112 North Street Uvalde Texas LOPEZ AND SON'S BAKERY PALACE DRUG CO UVALDE ICE AND COLD STORAGE Congratulatlons Best Wlshes From Semors '56 BLACKBURN S UVALDE FLORIST h ' ' h Compliments of C ornphrnents of IPCUPSI-I-2 I Gu RED Sz WHITE MRS MAEH CRUMP Owner CIJQLJINAI3 GIFT SHOP Fme Chma S11ver Crystal 243 N Getty Street Uvalde Texas JEWELRY K1HCa1d Hotel Bu11d1ng Uvalde Texas CLEANERS 135 West Nopal Uvalde Texas HIGHWAY 90 MOTEL AND TRAILER PARK D OHLENBUSCH Owner Good ACCOTI10dat1OHS Lower Rates VN eekly Cabms at Half PTICG One M11e East of Town ANNE INA l'I'C.l-lEl..l. ANTIQUES 906 East Maln Uvalde Texas Comphrnents of I-M555 IQETT DUSTING SERVIC E TQAPID AERO SERVICE Garner F1e1d A1rcraft and Engme Repalr Sales Charter Instruct1on 1-IOWELIJS Cornphrnenfs of M GOOD FOR LIFE Congratulatlons 'Semors -J G NACDCDIZE Suppher of S1r1c1a1r and Goodyear Products 427 W Garden MOSM PP C-ECUI TUFRF'-12C-31 FURNITURE COMPANY 123 N Getty Uvalde F 8: F AUTO SUPPLY 'As STEWART 55 ,Ar ty fi n im: W n 1 P '.'. ,P 'v SUPER MARKET 309 N Getty v lde Texas TDIEP-IL.. MOTORS 228 East Manu Uvalde Texas THE Agecafzaf New and Used Records Rad1o and Te1ev1s1or1 Sales and Servlce TE XA5 FARM STORE 122 East Nopal St Uvalde Texas I -Ji., . U a , , . Y f CQ' z. 5- , . ',- 321 91 I. 'I .' 'u H - . -31' . . s:.:.',:la 30 Drllg- Qglllvv ZINPYM ,lp-I -or l Compliments of - A-fl Q1 ,.,' QPF THE 4f.f' Q I 1,5 :5 t . 1 ' , 'Q fag.-tiff: T-'ff 5 LJ VA EDE Hfxv- ' ' f25',1' I X FQ n N GENERAL SUPPLY Uvalde, Texas Congratulatlons Sen1ors of 1956 D UVALDE LUMBER COMPANY 226 North Getty CARPER S INC UVALDE STORE Ladles Ready to Wear Men s Furnlshlngs and Clothlng Infants and Chlldren s Wear Shoes PIECE Goods Accessorles Luggage lnternat1onal Harvester Dealer Farmall Tractors McCorm1ck Implements Well bupphes Refngerators Freezers Uvalde Sablnal , an :L mi ' M cshcpkzclsa-i ci. EEJCDLEAI FY SMI-V+-155 FOOD MARKET Satisfaction in Living Free Parking - Free Delivery 7 01 Nopal Uvalde, Texas 0hWl.W0 6,JW7A gawjaefa 5-rum n o Everything Photographic Commercial Photography Snapshot Developing 313 N Hlgh Q 1- -.- -1: 11 I '!..!!l , .1-Sl'-Hg L -.- - rr UMBER COMPAN Uvalde JOI-INR STUDER Mgr I 1 1 ' l ig , , rg.-5 - - U 7 No I 4 x.. 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