Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Memories of That Wonderful Year . . . '62-'63 CJ if l fx V, N, ,ld 4 Xfwl, , ,fy ,V ' C! HOLD THE VILLAIN!! Kenny Totah, Don Pan- nen, Ronnie Collins, janet Kennedy, and Andy jones serve as the Sting posse in capturing culprit Jan Long. XVHATS THE SECRET?? Nancy Morrow is telling secrets instead of smiling at the nice people. Remind me not to vote for her again. Oh, sadness, we won't be here though. 67

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EDWARD HANSEL WITT ELIZABETH WOODS FRANCIS WOODS GARY W'AYNE ZEPLIN JOHN MARTIN ZEUTZIUS TENNIE SUZANNE ZIRJACKS 66

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That Wonderful Year . . . l962-63 In reminiscing over the numerous events that took place in 1962-63, seniors will undoubtedly recall many delightful, happy, and exciting memories. This fantastic year began in September with Senior students donning their colors of purple and white on the very first day, Too, it was the first day of their wonderful Senior Year! Highlighting the seniors' first semester was football season with the spirited pep rallies, the various hexes, poster parties, and the unforgettable Stingaree games. Homecoming proved to be a glorious affair when the seniors found themselves amid the excitement of the parade, the bonfire, crowning of the football sweetheart, the game, and climaxing the events, the Homecoming dance. After this season seniors observed the Stingaree basketball team take the District championship with out- standing records for the senior members of the team. Baseball and track followed this, and seniors hated to see all these activities end. The junior-Senior Prom was indeed an unforgettable experience for the seniors. This event will always be remembered in their hearts and minds. The theme of the Old Plantation allowed seniors and their dates to dance and enjoy a night of enchantment. Twirp Week, Western Day, and Career Day are important events that the Seniors '65 will always cherish and remember. In these moments the seniors both class and school loyalty and spirit. Then came the glorious SENIOR PARTIES! During this time of the year, seniors were forever going to coke parties, teas, luncheons, and formal affairs to honor their graduation. It made them feel as if their life was just beginning as they attended each of these memorable occasions. From the arrival of the senior rings and the first day of school until that final graduation day in May, the SENIORS '63 will always cherish and remember those fabulous days. They know in their hearts that . . . ONCE A STINGAREE, ALWAYS A STINGAREEI HERE COMES THE XYYINNERT llellierr Dom- OFFICIALS FOR A DAY! jimmy 'Nichols and Cay stead, senior student, is named first-place winner in Willis served as mayor and city manager respectively the art contest for the constitution assembly. on student government day at City Hall.