Waco Technical High School - Spirit Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

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Exam 3 www xiii sf W 525222 we Q 75335 fajgifijiiiz' ,rf w ,,., 5, THE SPIRIT OF '54 FA 000005 O wAco TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL , , o Editor .o H...,.HH, .,,.,.HAH JCYCE ANN GASCAMP Assisfanf Editor .M......,.,.HH,, CURTICE ANN SANDERS 'aff' Waco, Texas if .ga si CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIOR HIGH Classes Favorufes Athlehcs Orgamzahons ACIIVITIGS JUNIOR HIGH Classes Athlehcs Orgamzahons DEDICAT ION MR W O GRIFFIN The Staff of The Spirit of 54 proudly dedicates This annual to our principal and loyal friend, for his fhoughiful- ness and personal interest in each and everyone of us. DM IN ISTRATICJ E. N. DENNARD Superintendent Waco Public Schools l A. R. DOWNING Assistant Superintendent Waco Public Schools 5 i, . . A X l Q, in ' 'X . l M. t i W Y-of - -..sf X Q13 wif' IE w- l ' 'l ' ,I BOARD OF EDUCATION-President, Phil Teelingg Vice President, Walter B. Dosseff, J. E. Crews, Secretary, Pat Taggart, Franklin Smith, Dr. Howard Dudgeon, Jr., Peeler Williams, Oliver Winchell, E. N. Dennard, A. R. Downing. PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE Waco Technical High School has made much progress since its beginning, and its future in my opinion, is in- deed bright although much remains to be accom- plished Let us all move resolutely forward with a de termination that we shall always be proud of what we tried to do while we were here as students and teach ers Justifiable pride always comes from earnest effort It is the sincere wish of your principal that our program of instruction and activities be full and complete The best efforts of this student body and of others to fol low will be needed to accomplish that fact Sincerely yours wo? fo- FACU LTY ELIZABETH MORGAN B.A., M.A. Mathematics MRS. ELVA MASSEY B.A. Mathematics SALLIE MONCRIEF B.A., M.A. English MRS. GEORGIA MINIER B.A. Mathematics, Shop JAMES B. DAVIS B.A. English MRS. MAXINE WILLIAMS B.A. Speech, Social Studies BILL LAMKIN B.A. glish MRS. LORENE MANKA B.A. English H. J. WOODS B.A. Social Studies, Assistant Coach WILLIAM ROBERT CRUMP A.B., M.S. Social Studies JESSE CARRELL B.S., M.S. Industrial Co-op. Training MRS. KATHRYN RAISANEN B.A. Typing, Mathematics JEAN LEWIS B.A. Mathematics MRS. MARGARET SCOTT B.A. Commercial Subiects MRS. EVELYN ORR B.M.E., M.M. Chorus, Speech BETH STILES B.A., M.A. English MRS. CORA MITCHELL A.B., B.S. In L.S. Librarian BOB M. JOHNSON B.S. Science MRS. EVA LOU APEL B.S. Science MRS. RUTH NOLTE B.A. Home Economics FACU LTY JASPER GARLAND B.S., M.A. Assistant Coach, Physical Edu- cation JESSIE MAY JOHNSON B.S., M.A. Home Economics MRS. LILLIAN MILAM B.A. Social Studies, Registrar HUGH GRANT PEARSON B.S., M.A. Coach, Physical Education MRS. MARY HOWARD B.S. 7th and Sth Core MRS. BETTYE HACKETT M.S. 7th and 8th Core LAYTON B. KEITH B.M.E. Band MRS. ALMA HEGGIE B.S. Social Studies BETTIE L. McKNIGHT B.S.E., M.S. Physical Education ALLISON W. WEAVER B.S. lndustrial Arts MRS. MARY HINTON B.S. Physical Education, Biology RAYMOND N. HOLDEN Permanent Voc. Certificate, Vo- cational Carpentry Trades MRS. ETHEL HAWES B.A. Mathematics ORMEL I. BOYD B.S., M.E. Vocational Agriculture MARVIN A. STEVENS B.S., M.S. lndustrial Arts MRS. MARY RHODES Three Years College Study Hall Q 1 . .-15? MRS. LAURA F. CALLAN 74:-ww A.B., M.A. Counselor WILLIAM C. FOWLER B.S., M.S. Coach, Physical Education MRS. MARY MANESS Secretary .Seachfz 7de Zampm eff , ,, r g, 'Q frf, .CA 1 '44 v ' WE' ax ' I ff if 1 ' I' f 4 n '?fQ. ' x . , senior officers f :x7......, an , X-xfnvfi 3' Q IK U M 9' J' U .1 LMT ur! X 1 .1- ,vf-,,iMjLL.H lf.,,-3 1- 7 l Cfvlcb 1r14.vl H. i ,'l fl I :- f Q w m I 1 . 1 . 5 HN' 'Zz 1 .ffl U wv- i N. ...., ...Nr X f Q-awning., - ' www A . 'M 'M 'K N H .LQ W... 'jx-fy L W wg-x3L3?Si1WQ 1. 0 A,-if .K , ,- 2'- l v VII! , I X 3 1 f- -' , M A 1, X Q, , 'Q M i' Jmxm -4 e - v M ..- 5 .ff 'AE s S X f W.. . wifi Lf- X' no ,, 3 '-, I K 'I 'kay 5 X f f MW' .. QNX. J ' N ' f , K f X f s 'g A ' , 1 A W, Ir f ,ff 12 x- U 3 , Y If , 1 , x ,V X pl X 4?-r i 2' V I i , 'A -3,11--1,9-,.if' ,' f 'ff ' X ' '. X! 1 ' ' -Vfgkffd ' 4' V 'U . K L-+' 'I' 'JW 9 X .T , 1 f if f . X ' 'Jn X ,V ' 4,9 1 ' N . ' W? '1 ' A 1 I , H I' ,Q ' X.. ' HQQQ4' 1 x N N I ussg5Z7? :pb W ., W WY , . f X n , ff f 1 ,' f-- lrl LU f f ' r 9 ' 1 W f xx 1' '----,fd X YN , MS. 1 gl, X 1 V , ' , -45.1 A - '. 'Es 'X Fl1l7,,. 'N f f f I f A 5 'l9E!!'l1ix1qhx5I.m , X , -wr, , ,, f f . ,-A . ' 'L '- , .5 YV . . 1' b X - x irq W 1, . N -03,151 - Ng? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' I I. If . I V 1 I I 1 . , QI N I U 1 'Q . Ix5xS ' I JI I I I ff . I I wg, 'I I' A I I Presrdent Bennie Davisg Vice President, Thomas Caroenterg Secretary Irene Opella. If -F V I I S LI X. bv I W V ,x . P 1 X IQ V 'N if I - , I Ir I? , . 3 J Y V 1 Iv QI J N 5 Y ' ' N .S N v J Z 'I I 5 I I sponvsoi ' if I Woods Manka Morgan Lamkin ALFRED ALLEN EFA 52-535 Dance Club 535 BasketbalI5 Adv. Officer 51-52. Boa BAKER X . Adv. Officer 49-50-52-535 Annual Staff 535 Student Council 5 53-54. 5 1 i JIMMY BAKER A I , I I' x I is VIC Club. JOE BANKSTON ' Sergeant of Arms Adv. 515 Shop Foreman of Auto Me- chanics 51. ANN BEARDEN Freshman Favorite 515 Pep Squad Maiorette 515 FHA Offi- cer 525 Adv. Officer 51-52-535 Future Secretaries Club 535 PE Assistant 535 Switchboard 53. SCOOTER BENKENDORFER FFA 50-525 Dairy Judging Team 505 Cattle Judging Team 515 Poultry Judging Team 525 Dance Club 53. GENE BLACK Basketball 53-545 Dramatics Club 535 Adv. Vice President 535 Student Council 535 President Speech Class 53. THOMAS BLEDSOE Football 51-535 Letterman's Club 535 FHA Beau 52. Lois BORAM MARTHA BRAY Switchboard 53. In I 1? ia as ff I .D V 1,91 'bfi .. ' tl Annual Staff 525 VIC 53. . i ' 'F . X .I -'2, ',. ,J- FHA 515 Annual Staff 525 Y-Teen Secretary-Treasurer 535 JIMMY BROWN VIC 52-535 President 53. BOBBY BRYANT Yell Leader 525 Basketball 52-535 Chorus 51-535 Boys' Glee Club 53. ALLISON BURT Office Assistant 53. HoLYcE BUZBEE FHA 515 Adv. President 535 VIC 535 Switchboard 535 Chor- us 51-52. JAMES CARPENTER President of Mechanic Class 515 Vice President of VIC 52: VIC President 525 Band 51-53. THOMAS CARPENTER Letterman Football, Basketball and Baseball 51-52-535 Adv. President 515 Student Council President 535 Football Cap- tain 535 Senior Class Vice President and Best All-Round Boy 53. 2? YS Y BOYCE CARROLL . Annual Staff 53. 'Ze ,- 'Q FRANKLIN CI-IOATE X '63, VIC 50-5l-52-535 Dance Club 53. . YJ. l V A MARCELINE COPELAND Chorusy PE Assistantg FHA 51-52-535 Annual Staff 53. l , SHIRLEY COWNOVER 1 J . A -v FHA 51-52p Adv. secfelafy 535 vlc secretary 52-53. Vjr Q DON DANIELS , Band 5I-52-53. .I ' I . FRED DANIELS Band 52-53g Library Club 53. , 07' , BENNY DAVIS l , l Yell Leader 527 Football 52-535 Basketball 51-52g Student If ' t Council Vice President 53g Dance Club President 53. E ' GENE DAVIS 3 I- VIC Club 51-52-53. l l x A LOWELL ELLIOTT PE Assistant 53-54g JONELLE ELLIS FHA 51-52-535 Band 51-52g Library Assistant 51-52-53-545 Pep Squad 535 Dramatics 53. JACK Estes Annual Staffg Junior Red Cross Vice President and Re- porter 53. ORVIL FELLER VIC 53-54 and Reporter. FRED FERGUSON ALVIS DEES V - Football 525 Baseball 52-53-54, Lettermen's Club 53-545 PE lx I 3 ,QQ Asslstant 53. .X , ALVIN DREYER ,.. , Office Assistant 53-54. 4 v Ll A 5 5 I -1 - 1 P' - -it Basketball 54. I 0 ' 75 I 'Q J if T3 President of Lettermen's Club 535 Football 52-535 Two Years I a f an-a..' l' Letterman. I JAMES FRAZIER Football Manager tary 53g Student C as -N .W 'lt C. ii' 535 Basketball Manager 535 Adv. Secre- ouncil Alternate 53- Lettermen's Club 53 laii dl, , - . 1 4 -Q V34 5 4 5 O . L ' ik a R? 3,5 4 I 5 4 it L- 5 I T JOHN FRENCH Football 52-535 Lettermen's Club 53. LYNN FRENCH Student Council 535 FHA 535 Chorus 51-52-535 Service Club 535 Library Assistant 535 Troianettes 53. L-with Iss Nas 12 5 X5 SAMMY FRENCH Football 51-525 Track 525 Office Assistant 53. HERSHELL FREY ' 125 Drum Maior 52-535 Student Council 535 Dramatics Club 535 -X Annual Staff 52-53. ' -as FRANK FUENTES f 1 Baseball 535 Annual Staff 51-52. 5' I . 1, .6 Y L, f .f f. ., 5 .ft .SX 'I JOYCE ANN GASCAMP FHA 515 Annual Staff 515 Library Assistant 51-525 Annual Assistant Editor 52-535 Y-Teen President 535 Annual Editor 53. BARBARA GAUNTT FHA 51-525 Dramatics Club 53. i 'Y' BILL HAWKINS FFA Vice President 51-525 Poultry Judging Team 535 Cattle Judging Team 535 FFA 53. BESSIE HENDERSON PE Assistant 535 Band 51-525 Y-Teen 53. fl 51 JAMES HIGH , lil. Baseball 52-535 Cheerleader 535 Lettermen's Club Secretary X J ' 535 Adv. Secretary 525 Adv. President 535 PE Assistant 535 . Office Assistant 53. . I '13 fi ROBERT HILL VIC 52-535 Chap. 28 Council 53. President 535 Football 535 Student F' 116 I l JUNE HUDSON VIC 535 Chorus 52. JAMES JACKSON - Band 51-52-535 Cheerleader 52-535 Dance Club Vice Presi- I . f dent 53. A lv- CLAUDE JAYNES Freshman Favorite 515 Track 51-52-535 Sophomore Favorite 525 Football 50-51-525 Cheerleader 535 Chorus 535 Dance Club 53. 5, RICHARD JOHNSON Q Chorus 53. SHIRLEY JOHNSON FHA 51-52-535 Chorus 51-52-535 Switchboard Operator 535 Annual Staff 53. I X ,i'i W X T hr 1.11. .Lv , 3. ... I u if C fx ' MARGIE MEE FHA Chorus 51-52. TTAJO MITCHELL CAROL ANN KING Chorus 535 Troianaire Accompanrst 53 PAULINA LASSETER VIC 535 FHA 52-53. .Ay -5 Na- Q JOE MCNAMARA Adv. President 505 Band 50 CALVIN MEADORS VIC 53. FHA 50 515 Service Ciub 53, PE Assistant 53, ARTHUR MOELLER Office Assistant 525 Football 52-53. MARY NEWTON FHA 50 Adv. Officer 50-51-525 Dance Club 535 Library WAYNE NORMAN Footbali 535 Adv. Officer 52-53. HELEN RUTH NUSSMAN FHA 50 51-52-535 FHA Vice President 51-525 Library Assist- ant 53 Switchboard Operator 53. ,luis . ETHEL PATE IRENE OPELLA Adv. President 515 Red Cross Rep. 52-535 FHA 5lA52-53: Switchboard Operator 535 Senior Class Ed. Band 52-535 Sen- ior Class Secretary 535 Annual Staff 53. Cutzris OWEN Band 535 Glee Club 535 Adv. Vice President 53. ws, Band 535 Dramatics Club 535 Annual Staff 53. ELMER PAYNE VIC 52-53. U:LQMAs Pflimam VIC 52-53. SYLVESTER SANCHEZ EUGENE SCHAEPER Lettermen's Club 535 Basketball 50-51-52-535 Track. BQBBY Basketball 525 PE Assistant 535 Dramatics Club 535 Student Council 53. 33' is ' s 1 ' r ' W 5 -.9 A 'E' f 1 . ' t ,sg 14-aj 5 XX. AE Q! ,fl-'I .sz 1. 1 MARIAN SCHREIBER FHA 51-52-535 Student Council Vice President 52-535 Junior Class Secretary 52-535 Yell Leader 535 FHA President 535 Student Council 535 PE Assistant 5-35 Senior Class Favorite Girl 535 Best All-Round Girl 53. LOUISE SHARP FHA 51-52-535 Adv. President 515 Adv. Officer 525 Student Council Alternate 535 Library Assistant 53, A l1lA-20-I.-DSjj,LJ.AAA-T-E xif' Football 521 Office Assistant 53. 41. .D.amLE,Y S.LA.u.G.H1F.R ant 53. TRUETT SORLEY VlC Vice President 53. LEON STELTER 5 5 FFA5 Office Assistant 53. LENARD STUESSEL . F gy I in 2. rl . l R QA . K 9 .... Football 50-51-52-535 Basketball 52-535 Lettermen's Club 53. l sf -5 safe-we -' ' 5 egg Q . ' sf 2 fi tab I F' - 1 ' 3 1 X as ff - - s CN I, 5 , 'E f X I 2 'S 'cz 5' PAUL SWANSON vic 52-53. X . cc . ., X XC 5, . - 'pisses . -1 .15 Sas gigs Q X x at Basketball 525 Student Council Alternate 535 Office Assist- i 54 'H 4 MARILYN WATTS FHA 53. RQONALO WILKERSON Dance Club 53. BARBARA WOOLEY PEGGY SWINNEA Band 5l5 Adv. Vice President 50. ELSIE SWINSCOE Adv. Officer 51-52-535 Junior Class Vice President brary Assistant 5l5 'Switchboard Operator 535 FHA 53. A R -rl L.: Y L,-on MARY JO THOMPSON I ELIZABETH THOMSON s... THOMAS TIPTON rv tg NANCY VOGELSANG ' . FHA 53. 'EIR P ' BETTY VORDERKUNZ 'M FHA 50-51-525 FHA Officer DORIS WACHTER Football Queen 5l5 FHA President 525 District III President 525 Sophomore Girl Favorite 5l5 Junior Girl Favorite 525 Cheerleader 535 FFA Sweetheart 535 Football Queen Can- didate 535 Dramatic Club 535 Switchboard Operator 535 Office Assistant 53. ELLIS WARRICK Football 52-535 Lettermen's Club Vic President 535 Senior Class Favorite 53. V: '75 r VIC Reporter 535 FHA 52-535 Band 52-535 Adv. Secretary ll 52, Adv. vice President 53, Adv. Reporter 53. 'Q GEORGE WORTI-IAM FFA 51-52-53. BETTY HARRELL FHA 53. RONALD BORAM r 'PS' 7 L 1 is K. . Band 50-51-52-535 Future Secretaries Club 535 Secretarymof 525 l..l- NORMA JEAN TAYLOR Adv. Secretary5 VlC Treasurer 535 VIC Sweetheart 53. Football Queen Candidate 52-535 President of Pep Squao 535 FHA 535 PE Assistant 535 Adv. Vice President 52 FHA 5l5 Library Assistant 535 President of Library Club 53. Basketball 5Or5l-52535 All-District Captain 525 Adv. Presir dent 525 Lettermen's Club Treasurer 535 Annual Staff 50- 51-52-535 Junior Class Editor 525 Senior Class Editor 535 Junior Class President 525 Junior Class Favorite 525 Best All-Round Boy 525 FHA Beau 525 PE Assistant 53, 505 Dance Club 53. 44' ,5 5 . 1- 1 I. 'lr 1 T W V fi 'VJ in , 0 if' .l,. I 1- 1 I . f l it my F I Mx' f'l 4 fs , hz'-:..' ,,..,,.,,,x ,mm-440 Qsxw, . Q Y s F.-no-f Wd. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 5 sh B 1 Secretary, Anita Carpenterg President, Jim Paynep Vice President, Jim Greene. SPONSORS 2 Crump Raisanen Williams Moncrief Davis ii ,vxg . K Q X X X X X X , K X 1. M mx QR t 4 was Q X X. .. MEX Sig X Egg X N . - 3 A X X K QS wi X X .-J X 'S . g. 42515 'f Nj. X .ri xl. XXX ,. .K X K X X-if-xiii. X - X X X X X Sa Q jx X Q m I A KX W 1 X as Y , Q :ff X K X XS 5 if qw ,gig fa H: r We 'Wig ' wf is , 15 virgin' K kai- V? wg 2 ,Bti 2,3 L ff L K::571j,f V , 4 4,5 41 K 'Qi' 'flu ix- ,. i Ax: , .3 Q , N, ' A 5hg.d,1f.gixf5Q!5ii A . Q . A tp, cw- -gg! A ua . 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Shirley Cownover is our city's greatest politi- cian, man or woman. They were our old classmates back in '54. Oh-that brings back wonderful memories. Just think! You, my old girl friend, now a mother of eight children, marrying after our graduation when you went to see your sister in Idaho and met that rich potato farmer! When I was at the polls I met Sammy French and Mary Jo Thompson fnow Mrs. Sammy Frenchl. Sammy is the pastor of the China Spring's Baptist Church. Sammy said that John French is a famous bathing suit designer in Paris. Lynn French and Elsie Swinscoe are his models. Gal, I have a new iob. l'm working for Turkey Lindsey, He publishes 3-D funny books. James Carpenter is our best customer. I ran into Mrs. James Jackson IAnn Beardenl yesterday in Waco. She said she was Fred Ferguson's secretary. Fred Lee has a sports column in Waco Times Herald. He's really good at predicting the outcome of games. Ann also said Holyce Buzbee and June Hudson are Bob Baker's head nurses. Bob is Waco's most prominent physician. JoNelle Ellis is his secretary. Lenard Stuessel designed Bob's new hospital and Allison Burt and Paul Swanson erected it. Say, have you heard that new record that Carol Ann King and Bobby Bryant recorded? It is a dilly, that is, if you like hillbilly music. I went to the wrestling matches Monday night and guess who was wrestling? Mahattaio Mitchell! In the ring they call her Hotsy the Great. Her opponent was Bessie. Henderson. Scooter Benkendorfer is Hotsy's manager and Leon Stelter is Bessie's. My oldest daughter went down to enroll in Baylor this fall. She said Curtis Owen was the band director. He has the finest band Baylor has ever had. She said Thomas Porterfield was teaching psychology and Harold Shumate was teach- ing physical education. I was watching TV the other night over at Barbara Gauntt's house. Franklin Choate has a program with Bob Hope. It's called Father and Son. Barbara is married to a traveling salesman. I got an invitation from Barbara Wooley today. They're giving Marian Kunze ISchreiberD a house warming party. The Kunzes are iust moving into their twenty room mansion in Detroit. Frank Fuentes and Ronald Wilkerson finally finished Baylor this spning. They're fighting over Mr. Wood's place as civics teacher. He's retiring at mid-term. !Continued in Activities Section page 1001 ,Q Q' Y .sv 1 ,fb fl - ' 'ffm v ,.4 13: XY . , n1ly 1, V 5 x mg u ' 1151 LL' lX? 'TE'EZXx iw ' N X N ml' Jh:'2:5ff,f.. ,UW li . : 3 yy J EQ 1 -nw W , immymw x ' , 7. W WML ww Wifi ' 5 , A cf S V 4 I ,C ex , my , . v fa A-wf11,,zy:'W,' Q , ' if Wy: L4.154f , f ',,,m,,M . Ai wma, mu af. 4 5 1 4 li W wwf A 1' I V Ka . W QI ,, f gf ,x V 14 . ' . an 4 H za ci 2 P 'iq 1, K-A155512 ' I 1 A W . .QP pw, xx .yr M 'Qty M , . L' ,p ' x Q. 4 h . - Z Q. w. K fe -. -V . ,. '-3, 1 . Q. Q . ,ww Af' I JUNIOR CLASS FAVQRITES lv' JIM PAYNE and BETTY DASSING ,qw SOPHOMCRE CIASS, FAVORITES t . 'r K ff .4J x.. 1 nv? 5 my vs av V k ' , 'S f i was I in xi Q YN In Q- 1 . 2 in . Wy.,-1 VN, K 1 9 X A 'L,. V LLYA J, .wan-Q fit ' , W , 4 U W,-H 5 Q W, fr ' v Q I Q If , . ,Q BARBARA DENSMAN and LONNIE THOMAS m A 'RWE-' . . 7 wg' ,5 ,signs-. q P W -. , A X f .Q . 1 xr, Eff ,xii . A . A 4 Sf' Q ' x . SX. 124 f 4 Q 3 ya 'I IKM kg ' 3-2 is H .ck 4 A. ,. A 1 - X '.',gVJ Ka f- fi 1. A usfeim . Qs , ' ff 5 R N :ze F1 . Ei. : -fjgiff Q R'Xi1'ii - f 1 , i.g-we ,S Ax BEST ALL AROUND BOY .vflb TQ TRN' . - . -Q ww is 3 9' jj THOMAS CARPENTER .w,,..v-'-www., jAT'l-lLETl6f 'EX 7, N Z1 X fb, iff X M9 x f Q1 y X 5 'l 2 X X Qi X ',l' V ff . SX L 1 V j f A ?Q 5 J f gf , X xl jp 1 f I XX ixlffx I l 1 V fx XR f bX HA-MX 71if f' Xl ff if ,X ! ' fx jf My V ff w f XX - W ' xx fl Shir A at 9wfnb' FQOTB LL - Q wi -Tig lc S' Q 'W' A si 0 .5 x N ' x K M X I 'K L 4' , l in -' I Haiti x T BILL FOWLER Backfield: Jesse Ingram, Lonnie Thomas, Ellis Warrick, Robert Coach Pryor, and Thomas Carpenter. lend' - W 'll A s 3 ..f..,, , I K , Mr. Garland, Assistant Coach and the Line: Thomas Bledsoe, Mr. Garland, Fred Ferguson, Charles Lindsey, Jim Payne, Gene Perkins, Charles Mackenrofh. + S , 7 D FOOTBALL TEAM r , W l Q l 13 - First row: Charles Lindsey, Jim, Payne, Charles Mackenroth, Thomas Bledsoe, Fred Ferguson, Arthur Moeller, Gene Perkins, Second row: Robert Hill, Alton Buice, Lenard Stuessel, Jesse lngrarn, Lonnie Thomas, Varnell Barnard, Bobby Wickman, Wayne Norman, Third row: Billy Moeller, Ellis Warrick, Coach Fowler, Robert Pryor, Coach Garland, Thomas Carpenter, Stanley Rentz. Top row: Lanny French, Manager, Pat McNamara, Bennie Davis, Charles McCormick, Bobby Buffington. TROJANS CHOSEN FOR THE ALL-DISTRICT TEAM Ellis Warrick, Thomas Carpenter, Gene Perkins, Fred Ferguson, .lim Payne, John French, Jesse Ingram, and Thomas Bledsoe. West vs. Tech .--1 WW is if VA' SEPT. ll-Waco Tech's spirited Trojans and Mart's bulky Panthers battled to a 14-14 deadlock in Waco's Municipal Stadium. Ellis Warrick romped 68 yards for Tech's first touchdown. Thomas Carpenter scored the other. Jesse Ingram booted both extra points. SEPT. I8-Tech's veteran Trojans slaughtered the Teague Lions, 49-O in Municipal Stadium and defi- nitely stamped themselves as strong contenders for the District 21-AA title. OCT. 2, Lampassas-Waco Tech's Trojans blasted over for a touchdown on an early break, then shattered the Lampassas Badgers 14-6. OCT. 9, Belton-Waco Tech's Trojans tasted defeat for the first time in losing a heartbreaker to Belton Tigers 7-2. The Trojans outdid the Tigers in every- V. is thing but the score, and rolled up an impressive edge in statistics. Tech got its safety in the last seconds of the game. Fred Ferguson, Ray Fikes, Bledsoe and Thomas sparked Tech's defense. OCT. lo, Taylor-Rebounding mightily from last week's bitter defeat, Waco Tech's veteran Trojans blasted, the winless Taylor Ducks 42-O. The longest run of the game was an 88-yard scamper by Ellis Warrick for a touchdown. OCT. 23, Marlin-Waco Tech's Trojans smashed Mar- lin's game-but-outmanned-BulIdogs 14-O, to roar into an early lead in the District 21-AA race. Jesse Ingram, who kept his perfect extra-point record alive by booting a pair, intercepted a Bulldog aerial and slithered 47 yards for the first Trojan touch- down in the second quarter. ff' .Q- k ,Q ,,,,l -. v ' R ' L ,ls ' , . Q - dx ' -f. .nf ' 'K ' f- Q ,. vw, - x . X XM, 1uw,,1. Q' ' L : w 1 sv N f 'N - I' - Q 'X Q yi,-sh 3 - :P I- , ' ,N QV , 0 ' 3 , s ll Q -vig 5' x w wfiifg? fQg h 9' f bl f . 1 K b X! .5 , 5 Exx g .g,k5. Q ,. 0 if QA ix. ,.q,,,..:x Q Q an A N 7 Kia X NW ' sv O .4 4 ' Y , X .1 x N ,Aq x BA KETBALL A TEAM First row: Danny Baxley, Gene Black, Thomas Tipton Jesse Ingram, Melvin Heaton, Coach Fowler, Thomas A TEAM We Opponent They We Opponent 51 Hamilton 5 . 5 55 39 MCGVEQOV' 49 Temple 55 5 ,,s,ss,, 40 50 Mafllfll' 76 Behon 5 55555.5 538 39 VVev' 444 48 Belton 5 5 5 .. 55 28 59 La Vega' f 48 Hannhon 555 5 5555 40 75 AACGfe9Of' 38 Hillsboro 5 ,,,s,,s,, 28 40 Mafllnt 50 Temple 55 55 43 West' - 34 Rockdale ,,i,,5 ,..55.... 3 7 56 Marlin -4 47 Hausooro 55 5555 555555555 24 AAafHn --.- V 57 Pflugerville 55 55 ,5,,,, 43 DiSfflCf Games 43 Burnet eeee 55 essessees 49 59 La Vega' 40 54 Prairie Hill 555555 5 5555 38 40 Groesbeck 5 5 .. 56 The Trojan five is composed of forwards Melvin Heaton and Jesse Ingram, center Dewey Slaughter, and guards Thomas Tipton and Thomas Carpenter. It was backed with outstanding subs: Gene Black, Wilfred Schaeper, Eugene Schaeper, Lowell Elliott, and Danny Baxley. Selected on the All-District first team was Thomas Tipton and Melvin Heaton. Those winning places on the All-District second team were Dewey Slaughter, Thomas Carpenter and Jesse ln- gram. Tipton was a two 'year All-District man and was leading scorer for the Trojans with 307 points for season play. He had a 13.9 points average per game. Heaton, a junior, was captain of the Trojan five and was second leading scorer with 223 points. He had an average of l0.l points per game. , Eygena Schaapoe Lowell Elliott. Second row: Carpenter, Dlwgy Slaughter, Wilfred Schaeper. B TEAM They We Opponent They he --,4-f4e4 33 33 Temple 5 5 5 38 - ----e---e 43 38 Belton 5 55530 32 Belton 25 -- --44 48 Hamilton 5 5 5 40 V -fe4e-4-- 41 so Hillsboro 5 55 5555515 33 Hillsboro 5 55 55 5 T8 44 La Vega 55 5 5 32 21 McGregor 55 5 . 25 f-W-30 3l Marlin .5 55 555 55 43 48 West 55 5555 5555555 3 6 4l La Vega 55555 5 29 43 McGregor 3l 44 Marlin 5 5 5 5 44 37 West . . 39 The talented Trojans ended the season in a tie with a spirited Marlin team for the District Cham- pionship. in a two out of three game play-off series the cool Trojans took the two opening games. The opening game was played in the beautiful new gym at Tech with the Trojans on top by a score of 56 to 47. The next night, journeying to Marlin in a dust storm, the Trojans won in a thrill packed game by a margin of 31 to 30. The Tech Trojans played Gatesville for Bi-District, and lost a heart-breaking game with a close score of 29 to 33, thus, ending a wonderful season for the Trojans. B TEAM First row: Pat Henderson, Dan Holle, Jim Greene, Donald Preuninger, Woody Stroud. -Second row Henry Farmer, Jim Payne, Lonnie Thomas, Jasper Garland, Coach, Donald Dees, Stanley Rentz, Tech vs. West BA EBALL l953 . is Fx YI! ',. -f,, ' I ., A I A w 1-qt . mmf ' HJM1 ll yql .' , filbpfah, t:.L??ifV'iQ sr I L.r. - SQ! '. S ! ' Y r- W e i sal' - 4. I X , 1 Q' TN. A V T 'I .I First row: Manager, Dale Layneg. Frank Fuentes, Norman Willingham, Wdined Sdaaeper, James High, Jesse Ingram, Second row: Thomas Carpenter, Charles Mackenroth, Charles Lindsey, Eugene Scbaoper, Jimmy Reimer, Henry Nunez. Top row: Coach, Hogo Pearson, Donald Dees, Alvis Dees, Danny Baxley, James Frey, Tommy ,Safile NON-DISTRICT Tech 7 Itasca . Tech .IO Gatesville , Tech ,sc,, .6 Itasca . . Tech. .. .. 4 Belton . Tech ,,,,e,,, 3 Temple . Tech . 6 Temple . .. Coach-HOGO PEARSON DISTRICT BI-DISTRICT 3 Tech. ,,,,, 6 Itasca ,,.a,e,,e, 2 Tech ,,,, .. 5 Mart . . O 2 Tech ,,,,, .. 3 Gatesville .. . 4 Tech cac,e,e, I Mart . 2 2 Tech.. aee,. 3 Itasca ,sss,ss O Tech . .. 8 Mart . . . 9 5 Tech Il Gatesville 7 4 IO Waco Tech's power-packed baseball team again for the third straight year won out in its fight for the District Championship. Coached by Mr. Pearson and captained by Danny Baxley, the Purple and White Warriors decended through their District games with only one defeat, it being at the hands of Gatesville our nearest rival. The Trojans played many colorful Non-District games, those being with teams such as Temple, winner of District 7-AA, Mexia, and Belton. Tech had two of the three leading hitters in the city, those being Jesse Ingram and Thomas Carpenter. After winning the District 20-A Championship, the Troians were stopped by Mart in Bi-District. Next season is the one to which we are looking forward. With all of the starting nine back plus many good reserves we should be in the tight for the championship. This year we are in District 7-AA along with such teams as Waco High, Temple, and Hillsboro. This is a strong District, and we will have a hard fight on our hands. TRACK TEAM .var-as 1 Jasper Garland, Coach, Johnny Ochoa, Claude Jaynes, Sammy French, Ellis Warrick, Jesse Ingram, M3333 Sghggggr, Darrell Lyons, Jim Payne. Othe? not in picture were: Robert Grisham, Lenard Sluessel, Thomas Bledsoe. Coach . JASPER GARLAND CAMERON INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET Captain ,. CLAUDE JAYNES Melvin Heaton-First in The high jump Co-Captain , . DARRELL LYONS Claude Jaynes-First in pole vault DISTRICT TRACK EVENTS MILE RELAY-Second place, Grisham, Lyons, Jaynes, and Ochoa. 440 RELAY-Second place, Ingram, Lyons, Jaynes, and Heaton. HIGH JUMP-Tied for second place, Heaton. POLE VAULT-Tied for first place, Jaynes. LOW HURDLE-Second place, Jaynes, 440 DASH-Second place, Lyons. BROAD JUMP- Third place, Lyons. S eN, od 4. XL JAYNES JAYNES and LYONS If . vm 'v -. , M S 'U 3 rg I A . , :W i A, X. r3: Q 1' . f 2 fl y . , 6 .k.,. .Jul Q N., A W N x v X N wwvmw Ming., -mwifillvvwm-4 xwxw X - M Aj...q3'+ EAN! ATI EL. f UW , 2-- fy .- J JM --. L.... V X. xx I . A- - Z- 'f 2 f x 'I ' f, ylvg, .I V -5- W Q.. QQ, ,ffl .1 xi, 1 4 x?il 21 JI , K X 1. N I FQ-Z1 S - A U ma Lai,-1 A. 1311 ITPTFJ- ,LQ'xE:S,i2ll ff , 1 I EBU A X ,X Q-.. 54-43' .iff f'Q,f', ,f ' 3 ,Vfflff 5 U 4 'f V, I : :S ,2 , mmm 5 . , 1, . , Wm 5 l 91 ef' 1 -gx, A ga - ' I x i : 7 IW fff' f - 5 3 , ' f' 41 ' --+ ' - Q ' Y A , -:. - 4- - 4- -1f'P::f:Lff A 1 - . -. 'ff K -giig--fag 'fin ' X x ff 0 A J ff , , f ' - X f fy n I X -X ! ff ' ff J N X' K iff! ff, M :' W X Rx X y N f BA D I y f' X ll M A Slam l il Q First row: Eleanor Farr, Ann Roller, Marilyn Frey, Wanda Tull, Shirley Smith. Second row: Wanda Payne, lrene Opella, Max Meish, Kenneth Knight, Chester Wells, James Prause, Phil Highfil, Marvin Bletsch, Tracy Ruldolf, John Talbert, Fred Daniels, Evelyn Lloyd, Dorthy Hinson. Third row: Mr. Keith, Director, Frank Severn, Kay Smith, Betty Garrett, Bobbie McCrary, Frances Thomas, Barbara Densman, Sandra Butler, Alberta Volz, Shirley Brisby, Joyce Yerby, Helen Toten, James Jackson, Herschel Frey. Fourth row: Alan Glockzin, Rene' Steinhauer, Marinel Schnizer, Clinton Watson, Jeanette Stanford, William McCown, Peggy Swinnea, Jeanette Kunkel, Jean Goodman, June Reese, Libby Shultz, Ronald Suttle, Fifth row: Curtis Owen, Shirley Pierce, Shirley Steele, Earline Sherry, Nelda Justice, Ethel Pate, George Tiffany, Richard Yarbrough, Elwin Shannon, Jerry Garrett, Mearlin Anderson, Carroll Redding. Sixth row: Jonelle Ellis, Ethel Holcomb, Bill Hawkins, Arlan Gaylor, Tommy Head, James Carpenter, Kenneth Brown, Julian Vasquez, Kenneth Cepak, James Robertson, Bobby Dickerson. BAND OFFICERS President EARLENE SHERRX1 Vice President Secretary Program Chairman ' ' rm Q ii. if 6' LIBBY SHULTZ . Sweetheart MAX MEISCH LlBBY SHULTZ MARINEL SCHNIZER ln action but not in uniform at a Basketball game' r YQ Q i s X X 1 A N an ' h XE , 1 Q M ,,.,i.. -1 1 F a r K Y Al 1 vffk a-' ' 4 54, K x x K r s I Wikis Q ,f ,S-,N L an l HERSCHEL FREY - Drum Major MAJORETTES-Marilyn Frey, Ann Roller, Wanda Tull, Sl'1irIey,Smifh, Eleanor Farr. t fm, , FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA if, , i asf r I I First row: Mr. O. I, Boyd, sponsor, James Aly, Joe Smith, Jr., Jimmie Willingham, Moses Baker, Pat May- field. Second row: James Kirkpatrick, Wendall C29-k, Dick Brown, Morris Harper, Manske Smith, Kenneth Harvey, Donald Benton. Third row: Woodie Rowell, Robert Peevey, Freddie Douglas, Larry Pfender, Oliver Harvey, John Lewis, Richard Kusler. Fourth row: Stanley Rentz, Charles Parsons, Jimmy Carter, Harold Meadors, Ralph Davis, Richard Tilary, Fifth row: Punkin Redding, Nelson Cotharn, Taylor Whitlow, Edward Bearden, Stanley Spivey, Robert Davis, Jerry Leaser. Sixth row: Alvin Morgan, Bobby Frey, Danny Baxley, Bill Hawkins, John Sharp, Joe Morgan, Carl Murphy, Kenneth LaJoie, Harrold Bairrington, Robert Bairrington, Joe Lee Lindsey, Donald Neumann, Jimmy Powers, David Rutherford, Gene Campbell, Carl LaMont, Charles Bridges, Troy Kinder, Donald Preuninger, David Shaw, not shown. F.F.A. OFFICERS AIMS President Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,, Second Vice President Secretary , , Treasurer Reporter , Parliamentarian Historian Sentinel Student Advisor STANLEY RENTZ BILL HAWKINS , STANLEY SPIVEY KENNETH LaJOIE , ROBERT DAVIS ,, BOBBY FREY PUNKIN REDDING NELSON COTHARN , PAT MAYFIELD JOHN SHARP Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve The motto of the FFA expresses, in its four lines, the true spirit of the organization. The FFA Creed, learned by every Green Hand as a part of his degree requirements, further enlarges upon the ideas found in the motto. The development of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship is the pri- mary aim ofthe FFA. Some of the purposes of the FFA, include encouraging mem- bers in the developing of their farming program, assisting them to become estab- lished in farming, to develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism, and to participate in other worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture and rural living. ARM ERS F7501 - i , ' f I jf i,m1,3 F.F.A. ACTIVITIES Robert Peevey, despite that cowboy hat, raises Berkshire hogs, corn, and cotton. 5.-L. Aff! These chapter farmers snapped after Dec. FFA meeting. These grins - well, those degree pins arrived. I I '---- if 4 registered Holstein heifers. Dx I Morris Harper and one of his several Angora rabbits which he raises as a part of his proiect program, I! ., .x ' i On his way to being a successful farmer, Oliver Kenneth Harvey prefers beef cattle. Here is Mill Harvey and his registered Jersey. Oliver also has Iron F2931 Veglsfefed Hereford bull from the tamed Mill Iron Ranch in West Texas. yy. 'Zu' Doris Wachter, FFA sweetheart, being presented a name imprint- ed gift from FFA Chapter by Bill Hawkins, Vice President. j IDM!! David Rutherford and his Jersey heifer, which he bought from a former Tech FFA member, now a dairy man and Jersey breeder. FUTURE HOM EMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Marinel Schnizer, Wanda Tull, Wilma Jean Dreyer, Barbara Felkner, Ann Wheelis, Sandra Courtney, Alicia Jackson, Mary .Io Thompson, Wanda Burns, Marian Schreiber, Anita Carpenter, June Ann McCrary. Second row: Mrs. Nolte, Sponsor, Edna Cameron, Donna Carpenter, Wilma Harkins, Ann Felkner, Cynthia Copeland, Suzie Shultz, Karen Schreiber, Irene Opella, Janice Camblee, Shirley Johnson, Marilyn Watts, Betty Jean Tull, Nancy Vogelsang. Third row: Carolyn Honnell, Janet Bateman, Frances Harden, Fredda Clewis, Virginia Erwin, Yvonne Bethany, Caroline Woodlift, Mary Venable, Helen Ruth Nussman, Louise Sharp, Marceline Copeland, Elsie Swinscoe, Miss Johnson, Sponsor. Fourth row: Bar- bara Thompson, Bonnie Russell, Evelyn Lloyd, Alice Clements, Elouise Willingham, Jean Goodman, Joyce Koch, Dorothy Lindsey, Betty Stodghill, Peggy Smith, Sherry Perry, Hazel Hunt, Mary Lou Harkins. Fifth row: Marie Chance, Carolyn Roach, Wanda Payne, Jane Cameron, Ann French, Juanita Johnson, Marilyn Frey, Betty Frey, Rynthia Copeland, Willie Fulton, Bobbie Jo Tate, Ann Roller, Patsy Taylor, Brenda Clem- mons, Ola Mae Combs, Patti Shelton, Earlene Sherry, not shown. F.H.A. OFFICERS President . MARIAN SCHREIBER Vice President , , JUNE ANN MCCRARY Secretary , ,,,, ANITA CARPENTER Treasurer ,, , CAROLYN HONNELL HISYOFIBH ,,,, PATSY TAYLOR AIMS To promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfactions of homemaking To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community lite. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. F.F.A.-F.H.A. BA QUET lf-L DORIS WACHTER F.F.A, Sweetheart ,Ig fx xx TROJANNR5 CAROL ANN KING JOE YOUNGBLOOD . sf, ' Eu, 4 I f . . 'Q QA X A Xi Q CHARLES MACKENROTH F.H.A. Beau MARIAN SCHRIEBER CHARLES MACKENROTH Anita Carpenter, Charles Mackenroth, Mrs. Griffin, Mr. Griffin, Marian Schrieber, and Bobby Kunze, BANQUET HALL VDCATIO ALI DU TRIAL LUB O.3l First row: Kenneth Pierce, Norma Jean Taylor, Shirley Cownover, John Bayer, Jimmy Brown, Barbara Wooley. Second row: Paulina Lasseter, June Hudson, Ethel Graves, Lois Boram, Holyce Buzbee, Jack Bynum. Third row: Elmer Payne, James Carpenter, Gene Davis, George Trefny, Thomas Porterfield, Dale Layne Top row: Mr Carrell, Sponsor, Paul Swanson, Jimmy Baker, Calvin Meadors, Mr. Woods, Sponsor OFFICERS President JIMMY BROWN Vice President JOHN BAYER Secretary SHIRLEY COWNOVER Treasurer NORMA JEAN TAYLOR Reporter BARBARA WOOLEY Sergeant-at-Arms GEORGE TREFNY Advisor JESSE CARRELL Assistant Advisor JACK WOODS AIMS To unite in a common bond students in vocational industrial classes in the various high schools ot Texas. To provide opportunities for student members to develop leader- ship through participation in worthwhile educational, social, rec- reational, and vocational activities. To develop through action the ability of club members to plan together, organize and carry out worthy club activities. To promote high standards of workmanship, scholarship, trade ethics, and safety. To create among students, faculty members, patrons of the school and persons in business and industry a sincere interest in an es- teem for vocational industrial education. NORMA JEAN TAYLOR Sweetheart ANNUAL STAFF First row: Ethel Pate, Marceline Copeland, Kay Smith, Sue Burt. Second row: Curtice Ann Sanders, assistant editor, Gilbert Londonberg, Freda Clevvis, lrene Opella, Shirley Johnson, Wilda Stanford, Katherine Stone. Third row: Marlene Smith, Donald Dees, Elizabeth Thomson, Joyce Gascamp, editor, Bobby Buffington, Helen Ruth Nussman, Bob Baker, Mrs. Milam, sponsor, Thomas Tipton, Thomas Carpenter, Oliver Harvey, Rene' Steinhauer. Not shown: Leonard Stuessel, Shirley Cownover, Mike Duffy, Patricia Cook, SENIOR CLASS EDITORS-Irene Opella, Thomas Tipton, Lenard Stuessel, Bob Baker. JUNIOR CLASS EDITORS-Katherine Stoner Oliver Harvey. SOPHOMORE EDITORS-Wilda Stanford, Marlene Smith. , OTHERS-Gilbert Londonberg, Sue Burt, Bessie Henderson Marceline Copeland, Elizabeth Thomson, Helen Nussman, Shir- 1 ley Cownover, Shirley Johnson, Freda Clewis, Mike Duffy Patricia Cook, Kay Smith, Rene Steinhauer, Lenard Stuessel Oliver Harvey, Thomas Tipton, Thomas Carpenter, Donald Dees 1 5 r 1 Bobby Buffington, 1 lisa -9 ... ... - 1 3 X 57 W M ' eva' .i. W' E gt K . tied, . ' 'lr ' 'fflf s i Rus .. . .W Editor-JOYCE GASCAMP Assistant Editor-CURTICE ANN SANDERS SENIOR CHORUS 'N I' !' ' I 51.2211 First row: Bettye Jordan, Carol Ann King, Patsy Compton, Judy Macy, Eleanor Farr, Don Morgan, Donald Ashley, Ruby Mae Freeman, Ann Sullins, Donna Conrad, Ruby Toten, Hermina Fuentes, Mrs. Evelyn Orr, director. Second row: Ann Hatfield, Janice Chamlee, Juanita Johnson, Martha Layton, Glenda Grusendorf, Marceline Copeland, Danny Bryant, Paul Youngblood, Mahattaio Mitchell, Darlene Polk, Jeannettie Toten, Elizabeth Lyon. Third row: Azalea Watkins, Lorraine Custer, Linda Smith, Mary Ruth Campbell, Ethel Spear, Evelyn Lloyd,' Stanton Hoffrneyer, Benny May, Patsy Wolfe, Betty Dassing, Liddy Anderson, Bonnie Russell. Fourth row: Carolyn Roach, Lynn French, Margaret Cooper, Claude Jaynes, Dicky Johnson, Bobby Bryant, Milton Anthon, Larry,SorreIls, Edwin Younce, Mary Venable, June Ann McCrary, Wanda Payne, Elizabeth Harris, Fifth row: Mr. Bill Lamkin, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, accompanists, Mr. W. O. Griffin, principal. TROJANAIRS OFFICERS I President DANNY BRYANT Vice President . I MILTON ANTHON K . i A , . K aa 1 ' ' Secretary X' 1 DUDLEY ANDERSON ,I f Treasurer X STANTON HOFFMEYER .O . ' Librarians CAROL ANN KING EVELYN LLOYD Accompanists MISS ELIZABETH MORGAN MR. BILL LAMKIN EVELYN LLOYD CAROL ANN KING DARLENE POLK LINDA SMITH TENORS-Donald Ashley and Dudley Anderson. BARITONES-Stanton Hoffmeyer, Don Morgan, and Donald Preuninger. BASSES-Paul Youngblood and Milton Anthon. AIMS To provide opportunities for the enioyment of worth- while experiences through music. To learn the value of cooperation in group effort. To develop techniques and standards for public per- formances. To apply knowl- edge of correct use of the singing voice and of fun- damentals of music. To de- velop recognition of the role of music as a vocation and as a leisure time ac- tivity. LETTERMEN'S Luis Firsr row: Gene Perkins, Charles Mackenroth, Thomas Bledsoe, Lonnie Thomas, Thomas Tipton, Robert Pryor, Second row: Bobby Wickman, Lanny French, James High, Eugene Schaeper, Ellis Warrick, Third row: Charles Lindsey, Frank Fuentes, Jim Payne, Jesse Ingram, Wilfred Schaeper. Fourth row: Alvis Dees, Donald Dees, Fred Ferguson, Thomas Carpenter, John French, not shown. Sponsors: Jasper Garland and Bill Fowler. LETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS President . FRED FERGUSON Vice President ELLIS WARRICK Secretary JAMES HIGH Treasurer THOMAS TIPTON .ph AIM leadership, better sportsmanship in all group ac- tivities. To further the cause of Athletics through better Q K Q A V P lf, V l , L. lv- I X Q r I h 'ix vi' . Q 3 ,if Jw at I .7 4 ff Arfqfwg M JUNE ANN MCCRARY X Sweetheart Y-TEENS First row: Wilda Stanford, Nelda Walker, Carolyn Jansky, Carol Covington, Martha Moody, Second row: Mrs. Raisanen, Sponsor, Charlene Jobe, Dorothy Sauer, Wilma Peppers. Third row: Bessie Henderson Joyce Gascamp, Martha Bray, Ruby Freeman. Not shown: Virginia Davis and Sandra Butler. OFFICERS President JOYCE GASCAMP Vice President DOROTHY SAUER Secretary ,,,,,,,,.. ...,,,, M ARTHA BRAY AIMS To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of othe nationalities, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. r races, religion DANCE CLUB .A' lit ' ent Q il Viva Cf! 55' mas First row: Peggy Ingram, Barbara Frey, Ruby Toten, Y-Vonne Martin, Gelene Leggott, Florence Sandlin, Jane McGowan, Jean Plasek. Second row: Michael McGowan, Scooter Benkendorfer, Betty Vorderkunz, Frances Thomas, Richard Mallory, Gloria Haigood, Sally Clanton, Katherine Stone, Betty McCrary, Third row: Benny Davis, Tracy Rudolph, Claudia Brockermeyer, Milton Peacock, Gloria Thrasher, Alfred Allen, Ethel Spear, Danny Rowell, Carol Hamrnons, Fourth row: Mary Newton, Tommie Shellnutt, Lucretia Younce, Selva Plemons, Edwin Younce, James Tolen, Benny Hoffman, Ronald Wilkerson. Fifth row: Jerry Leaser, Melvin Edwards, Louise Petty, Jimmy Curry, Charles Nunn, Benny May. Sixth row: Frank- lin Choate, Carolyn Scott, Jackie Brooks, Tom Curton, Charles Tindell, Robert Grisham. Standing: Jimmy Mayfield, James Jackson, Bert Foster, Mrs, Hinton and Miss McKnight, Co-Sponsors. Not shown: Sandra Brooks, Melvin Heaton, Claude Jaynes, Betty Jordan, Ralph LaFrentz, Charles McCarter, Doris Slovak, David Smith, Cordell White, OFFICERS AIMS BENNY DAVIS Better dancing for better dances JAMES JACKSON Secretary JANIE MCGOWAN .si B J' V 4 Z, MT , til' x I , 4 A l' fl l J Q ' 4 15' X T Z X A N f X K E f ! K f it ,Z - ' VOCATIO ALI DU TRIAL CLUB O. 28 First row: Orvil Feller, Robert Hill, James Prause, Alton Abernathy, Preston Howard. Second row: Glen Horn, Truett Sorley, Henry Farmer, Mr. Holden, Sponsor. OFFICERS President ROBERT HILL Vice President TRUETT SORLEY Secretary BYRON POOL Reporter ORVIL FELLER Treasurer ALTON ABERNATHY Sergeant-at-Arms GLEN HORN Sponsor R. N, HOLDEN l.g..s rrrr RUBY TOTEN Sweetheart AIMS To unite in a common bond students in vocational in- dustrial classes in the various high schools ot Texas. To provide opportunities for student members to de- velop leadership through participation in worthwhile educational, social, recreational, and vocational activi- ties. To develop through group action the ability of club members to plan together, organize and carry out worthy club activities. To promote high standards of workmanship, scholar- ship, trade ethics, and safety. To create among students, faculty members, patrons of the school and persons in business and industry a sin- cere interest in an esteem for vocational industrial edu- cation. 7 EEEQ 5 Q l l - Ju IQR RED CROSS First row: James Guthrie, Gene Broussard, Jerry Garrett, Danny Robertson, Lavone Sutton. Second row: Cecil Dugan, Dick Brown, Mr. Johnson, sponsor, Sidney Sanders, James Tunmire. Not shown: John Richardson and Gayle McHargue. AIMS Junior Red Cross is the junior membership of the American Red Cross. It is a service organization in which you work through your school to help others. It is part of the school program providing opportunities for you to share with adults the satisfaction of being a responsible citizen-a citizen who knows where help is needed, why it is needed, and then gives it. CHARM CLUB First row: Jeanette Kunkel, Ani ta Reinke, Jeanette Stanford, Nelda Justice, Ruby Blackman, Patsy Comp ton. Second row: Sue Springfield, Linda Smith, Mary Lou Nowka, Joyce Collins, Joyce Herbelin, JoAnn Holcomb, Third row: Shirley Pierce, Shirley Fleischauer, Judy Macy, Nita Baldrige, Wanda Cuzzort Diane Smith. Fourth row: Shirlye Smith, Jo Ann Campbell, Marcia Anderson, Margaret Cooper, Marlene Herwald, and Miss Jean Lewis, Sponsor. Not shown: Mary Alsup. President Vice Pres! Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor The purpose of the OFFICERS JUDY MACY dent LINDA SMlTH MARCIA ANDERSON JEANETTE KUNKEL MARY LOU NOWKA ,,,, , JEAN LEWIS Charm Club is to achieve the art of gracious living 1 W. . f' C32 4 Al L- , LIBR RY CLU B First row: William McCown, Janice Cherry, Elizabeth Thomson. Second row: Alvin York, Fred Daniels, Mrs. Mitchell, Sponsorg Frank Shriver, Third row: Chistian Hansen, James Davis, Wayne Keeler. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President , , ELIZABETH THOMSON Vice President , CHRISTIAN HAUSEN Secretary-Treasurer JANICE CHERRY Reporter , , FRANK SHRIVER The purpose of this club is to engender in the students an active interest in li- braries and library work. Taking part in the mechanical processes necessary in a library as well as becoming acquainted with many books through book reviews has been the practice in the club this year. X ., X, c x is Y gi f x ,X 1 Q' Qilgff 3 N xl! J' SERVICE CLUB mir First row: Sue Burt, Shirley Norman, Myrna Lasseter, Barbara Buck, Lynn French. Second row: Bobbie McCrary, Miss Moncriet, Sponsor, Mahattaio Mitchell, Sue Toolcer, Twila McClesl-cey, Gayle Loutherback. SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS President . BARBARA BUCK Vice President GAYLE LOUTHERBACK Secretary ,,,,,,, ,.........,,,v,,,. SUE TUCKER The purpose of the Service Club is to promote honesty, cooperation, SERVICE, leadership, and other qualities of a good citizen. At Thanksgiving the Club prepared a basket for a needy family. For Christmas the Club members brought toys and candy for children less fortunate than them- selves. ' The Club hopes to do many little things to improve the school and to cooperate in all school activities. -si lumL.4!g:L f I BUYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Donald Ashley, Bob Allen, Richard Luevano, Jay Gardner, Melvin Holle, Second row: Jerry Herring Larry Sorrells Carol Ann King, sweetheart, Milton Anthon, Johnny Herring. Third row: Dickie Cavvley, Max Meisclt, Wallace Cook, Carroll Redding, Jerry Herring, Fourth rovv1 Don Morgan, Curtis Owen, Bobby Bryant, George Tiffany, Hugh Cook, Paul Youngblood, Not shown: Dudley Anderson and Ray Preuninger, AIMS To provide an enioyable musical experience for young men. To develop a leisure time activity. To give opportunities for socialization. To learn techniques of public performance. 5, Xl ll' e ' 'hi ,..-.f. 9 an M e ' 9 Q Ya e i kr!-'l 'l Y rind' Q el CAROL ANN KING Sweetheart and Aczompariisr PEP SQUAD First row: Fredda Clewis, Jean Plasek, Jean Goodman, Mary Lou Harkins, Betty Stodghill, Betty Frey, Betty Jordan, Ruby Blackman, and Wanda Burns, Second row: Doris Foster, Dorothy Sauer, Elaine Washman, Zola May Pack, Jennettie Toten, Barbara Frey, Curtice Ann Sanders, Betty Ramsey, and Frances Brackeen. Third row: Tommy Shelnutt, Janie McGowan, Martha Moody, Carol Covington, Barbara Buck, Willie Ful- ton, Sue Tooker, JoAnn Campbell. Fourth row: Ruby Toten, Jacquelyn Reed, Joyce Koch, Dorothy Lindsey, Mary Jo Thompson, June McCrary, Louise Petty, .lo Nell Ellis, Mrs. Hinton, Sponsor, and Miss McKnight, Sponsor, OFFICERS President , MARY JO THOMPSON Vice President , ,,,,,,, , WANDA BURNS Secretary . JUNE MCCRARY AIM To show appreciation for organized sports through rhythmic marching and syn- chronized cheering. 1 2 2 CHEER LEADERS l 3 5 X . sg? Anita Carpenter, Doris Wachter, Marion Schreiber, James Jackson, Claude Jaynes, James High. The Cheerleaders donated the cover for the piano in the gym. It was bought with the proceeds from the sale of football ribbons. The Cheerleaders Jackets were also bought from this fund. li rs! if l ll N Q-, 9 l l a ELIZABETH MORGAN Sponsor LAC-3 IAPPE First row: Libby Shultz, Betty Dassing, Ethel Pate, Doris Wachter, Dorothy Hinson, Elizabeth Lyon, Jo-Nell Ellis. Second row: Virginia Harris, Don Chambless, Frances Ferguson, Mrs., Williams, Sponsorg Zola May Pack, Elaine Washmon, Eleanor Farr. Top row: Gene Black, Charles Martin, Barbara Gauntt, Herschel Frey, Thomas Baxley, Paul Wood, Alton Buice. AIMS To provide constructive entertainment for the school and community. To encourage the appreciation of drama. To further develop dramatic talent. To enable students interested in drama to work more closely with other students having the same interests. IW H, President Vice President Secretary Treasurers Parliamentariari Et.. A OFFICERS ALTON BUICE HERSCHEL FREY . LlBBY SHULTZ FRANCES FERGUSON and BARBARA GAUNTT PAUL WOOD ll ' 5 BETTY DASSING PAUL WOOD Sweetheart Beau TUDE T CGUNCIL President . Vice President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Sponsor First row: Wilfred Schaeper, Marion Schreiber, Thomas Carpenter, Betty Dassing, Bennie Davis, Libby Shultz, Alton Buice. Second row: Nelda Rhodes, James Tolen, Shirley Brisby, Betty Nothdurft, Marlene Smith, Paul Wood, Jamie McGowan. Third row: Frances Thomas, Robert Hill, Miss Stiles, Sponsor, Her- schel Frey, Joyce Koch, Danny Rowell, Sherry Perry, AIMS The Student Council of Waco Technical High School, a representative organization, aims to establish higher and better ideals of conduct, to train ourselves to live usefully in a democracy, to encourage students' participation in all school activi- ties, and to foster a spirit of understanding and cooperation between students and faculty. OFFICERS ., THOMAS CARPENTER , BENNIE DAVIS BETTY DASSING WILFRED SCHAEPER BETH STILES sy 3-Os 'P ,S SBA ,tt i 1 - r it - 7 lf fl X: FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB First row: Merle Dodson, JoNelI Martin, Barbara Densman, Liddy Anderson, Peggy Swinnea, Anna Morris, Second row: Mrs. Scott, Sponsorp Jennettie Toten, Verna Desmuke, Bobbye Sue Graves, Ann Bearden, Betty Garrett. Third row: Shirley Kunze, Shirley Brisby, Alberta Volz, Betty Nothdurtt, Barbara Stone, Marlene Smith, Darlene Polk. FUTURE SECRETARIES President Vice President , Secretary . Program Chairman CLUB OFFICERS BARBARA STONE . .. BETTY NOTHDURFT DARLENE POLK BETTY NOTHDURFT AIM To gain some insight into the many duties, desirable attitudes, and opportunities of a stenographer or a secretary. 1' J' 1 - 41 x-it r v-.1 . it ,av 1'- x A 1 W1 P' , - S ,5 mn g - 'X B un' 5 fly' , 50 , f N l , T T ASSIST First row: Holyce Buzbee, Wilma Jean Peppers, Doris Wachter, Helen Ruth Nussman, Irene O'PeIIa, La- vada Willard, Jo-Nell Ellis, Second row: Leon Stelter, Ann Bearden, Louise Sharp, Elsie Swinscoe, Lynn French, Shirley Johnson, Betty Ann McCrary, Katherine Stone. Third row: Sammy French, Dewey Slaughter, Janis Cherry, Joyce Gascamp, Martha Bray, Elizabeth Thomson, Harold Shumate, Jimmy Cus- ter. Top row: Alvin Dryer, Charles Lindsey, James Tolen, James High, Punkin Redding, Joe McNamara, SWITCHBOARD Martha Bray Ann Bearden Elsie Swinscoe Shirley Johnson Betty Ann McCrary Holyce Buzbee Wilma Jean Peppers Doris Wachter Irene O'Pella LIBRARY Janice Cherry Elizabeth Thomson Louise Sharp Lynn French Helen Ruth Nussman Lavada Willard Jo-Nell Ellis fl-f sa OFFICE ASSISTANTS Alvin Dryer Charles Lindsey James Tolen James High Punkin Redding Joe McNamara Sammy French Dewey Slaughter Harold Shumate Jimmy Custer Leon Stelter Katherine Stone P.E. ASSISTANTS First row: Bobby Schreiber, Alvis Dees, Thomas Tipton, Frank Fuentes, James High. Second row Marceline Copeland, Ann Bearden, Marian Schreiber, Bessie Henderson, Mahattaio Mitchell, Ethel Pate Mary Jo Thompson. l T .T lr V nfl ' Q , r ll? , f fy T -5- A' Ay Q 1 v -. , S ull:-144 ' no Q M . xv -1 .mv-aux . , 'W V V N f Q wr N 5 , S 1 f X 5, t gx .- ...vib- 1. si 6' IVI77 ,.V,.., , F, 0 A o H 0 7 i f ' N O N O G,-avr P I i --nh xx 4 p ,x f gig: L : . - xv. lx fy' Mmm ps ' rw ff wa, ,i j m V- L 9 3 up , X, 1.14 ' WV :fd 3, Q Q HM, 5515 K nl !!! 4 rl H If X 4 ka 1--ii,..? NE I i ' Q - -- +1 t . ffl'-7 'ff iii? ' x 5 x 5 Cf- 91 . A , I I X 73 :F ,il 1 F' Egg' 5 -E ' S , HV, 55 my J f X , KK' , I I 1' ' X l5NXA'M'ff WM ff, jf X! f , ' J 'gl but W fqnftck K. .I ffl dj 01 X ff 4.11, 41' K Mm! fl ,W I a WJ fb., 5l v 'nb' Cfj ,f , 411 l1 A fl ,QA Mau JW! MM- Q ffff ,P fiL f if my . iff 2 , M f 'if' 3 Q-', ?1k7 W ' 1- ,7 LZ f 'f LP' 4 , . f an .vuf,,4, ,, rf f -NNN, .1, ff- .,, ' , wx v 0, Q, -and A I , ' X ,ml few' 14. xv-A 'V I 'P ' A Y . -, 8 lf ' 'sf' W 1 ll 'q U 17 1:1 ommms NOIIVEMSINONGY' TOOIDS HQIH i,r,j,Ifffff if I Y.. T3 v ai.-,Q , I I N 4 V' X . . R s f,..,:, W 'T' V511 y 1 -:ky Q-F 'M as A , fb- I 3 1 4, 4x , A' W x 'X ,X v , 3 X. 4 Mx. ii' . x f iv NQW-vm N iff ll ATV' -'FEM 0 if.. 1 HSTA ' K' J., r A K' Y ,Q Sf K , It , J, M A 't lt F . M A I ! LVM wht , X, ,aw-I ' ' 1 . -.vg..v4Jr. eva 4: ' - ,I -.I xi . SENIORS' LAST WILL A D TESTAMENT The Senior Class of Waco Technical High School being of unsound mind and body do hereby make their last will and testament before setting out into the world to seek our fortune. Jimmy Baker wills his smitties to Billy Sharp. Allison Burt wills his height to James Prause. Franklin Choate wills his good grades to Jesse Ingram. Gene Davis wills his infallible memory to Bobby Wickman and Dan Wokaty. Elmer Payne wills his little brother Jim to Mr. Fowler for next year's football team. Paul Swanson wills his witty remarks to Johnny Thompson. George Wortham wills his straight hair to Juanita Johnson. Alfred Allen wills all of his poetry assignments to Kenneth LaJoie and O'del Sparkman. Bob Baker wills his bus to Glen Horn and Johnny Ashley. Joe Bob Bankston wills his oh-so-quiet ways to Tommy Corley and Nelson Cotharn. Ann Bearden wills her knack for having accidents to Betty Dassing. LaValdis CScooterJ Benkendorfer wills his long name to James Tolen and Don Morgan. Gene Black wills his personality to Melvin Holle and Kenneth Harris. Lois Boram wills her ability to catch a husband to her sister Willie Fulton. Martha Bray wills her shorthand book to Laurita Scott. Jimmy Brown wills his Toni to Woody Stroud. Holyce Buzbee wills her sweet voice to Carolyn Cameron. James Carpenter wills his bea-u-ti-ful eyes to Jimmy Custer and Eleanor Farr. Thomas Carpenter wills all his shyness to Curtis Hamilton. Boyce Carroll wills his ability to be a steady boy- friend to John Sharp and Ronald Suttle. Marceline Copeland wills her seat in Civics to Betty Ann McCrary. Shirley Cownover wills her sweet smile and quiet ways to Myrna Lasseter and Doris Foster. Fred Daniels wills whatever he leaves to Joe Guiterrez and Warren Yankie. Benny Davis wills his ability to charm to Libby Shultz. Alvis Dees wills his convertible to George Trefny and Norman Willingham, Now, boys don't fight over it. Alvin Dryer wills his long, lanky, legs to Ruby Toten. Laverne Dugger wills her skating medals to Patsy Taylor. Lowell Elliott leaves the chewed gum under his desks to Henry Farmer. Jonell Ellis leaves her charm to Anita Carpenter, Frances Ferguson and Shirley Wilcox. Jack Estes leaves everything to anybody who wants anything. Orvil Feller leaves his ability to stay Unattached to Judy Jessup. Fred Ferguson wills his ability to charm girls like Betty Vorderkunz to Jimmy Gray and Jim Greene. John and Sammy French leave their ability to somehow acquire nice girls and remain a steady to them to Bobby Frey and Punkin Redding. Lynn French leaves her pleasant manner to Robert Grisham. Think you can use it, Robert? Hershell Frey leaves his Betty Grable legs and drum maior prance-Oh, yes, we mustn't for- get he also leaves his ability to get along with others, to Dorothy Hinson. Frank Fuentes is iust hoping to leave. Joyce Ann Gascamp leaves her unmistakable giggle to Ruby Mae Freeman and Donald Tin- dell. Paulina Lasseter wills her brother Roy to Norvell Hartwick. James High wills his ability to teach civics to Charles Mackenroth. Don't worry, Charles, it's really quite simple. Marian Schreiber leaves her duty as a P.E. as- sistant the eighth period to June Ann McCrary. Have Fun! Carol King leaves her ability to get out the eighth period along with her first name to Carol Covington. Helen Nussman leaves her ability to get her driver's license along with her BLUE eyes to Barbara iTootsl Buck. Louise Sharp leaves to be with Johnnie. Barbara Wooley leaves her ability to get what she wants to Ethel Kent Graves. Betty Vorderkunz leaves all of her boyfriends to Marilyn Frey and Curtice Ann Sanders. Ethel Pate leaves her ability to eat candy in English to Katherine Stone. !Continued on page i021 BUCHANAN'S Launderers, Dry Cleaners, Linen Supply, Cold Sforage LAUNDRY LINEN SUPPLY-4I8 S. lII'h S+. ,. ....,.,.,.,.,..,,.,...,... .,.......,,, P hone 3-246i CLEANING COLD STORAGE--I002 Auslin ............,....,......,,.4l...,... Phone 3-459I SUB. STATION No. I-307 N. 25+h ..,.,,....,,......,....l. 4. Phone 2-77ll SUB. STATION No. 2-3I I2 New Corsicana Rd. .. ,... ., ..V. Phone 4-553i SUB. STATION No. 3-I8I2 N. I5+h .....,.,V,,I,..... ..,II...,.... . . ,. Phone 2-675l SUB. 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X 3-we Q L A, X .Q club hue if 1 ETHQI pw-re Ma'rl'VH 00.4 fContinued from page 361 Do you ever read in the paper about Jimmy Brown and Dewey Slaughter? They're playing for the Globe Trotters. They really make a great team. Guess who owns Suicide Bowl now? Calvin Meadors and Elmer Payne. Watch for car number double blank when you see their program on TV. Arthur Moeller is driving it. Every time I go to Waco l see Claude Jaynes and Dickie Johnson driving up and down the drag. Dickie finally lnade enough money to buy a '72 red Mercury convertible. I guess you remember when Betty Vorderkunz and Joyce Gascamp ran away from home. l've heard they're in the seal business. They live in Ukiaski, Russia, near the Bering Sea. Herschel Frey is the owner of a big night club in Waco now. I think they call it DeviI's Paradise. Norma Jean Taylor is his Cigarette Girl and Shirley Johnson is a hula hula dancer there. I went shopping last week. Layne's iDalel Department Store has some pretty good bargains. I was shocked to see Ellis Warrick and Sleepy Schaeper were clerks in the lingerie department. They were both so bashful, you know. Tech surely has a good football team this year. Tech's coaches are Alfred Allen and Fred Daniels. Their star players are Ronny and Tommy, Thomas Bledsoe's twin boys. George Wortham is now drawing a pension from the Sante Fe Railroad Com- pany. I heard Jimmy Baker and Gene Davis are working for the same company. They started out as hobos. They want to follow George's footsteps. V Say, Irene Opella and Helen Nussman are Waco's latest gossip. They own a barber shop. lt's been told that Thomas Tipton is getting a hair cut twice a week. I hear Peggy Swinnea has a good hobby. She's collecting empty whiskey bottles. She gets most of them from Thomas Carpenter, you know. Did you know that Gene Black and Alvis Dees are ianitors at Waco High? I always knew they were traitors. D I'm going to the State Fair with Marilyn iWattsl Hill next week. She's going out to see Robert make his first appearance as a barker for a freak show. lt's been advertised that Martha Bray is taking Sally Rand's place this year. James High's tent is next to hers. He is a famous snake charmer. Elizabeth Thomason and James Frazier were married last year. They moved into a beautiful house in California, but 'Elizabeth isn't happy and she's suing for divorce. Her grounds are that James iust sits and stares out the window at the house across the street. lMarilyn Monroe lives in it.l Did you read the headlines yesterday morning? Boyce Carroll, Bill Hawkins and Sylvester Sanchez, great explorers, are planning a rocket mission to Pluto. I noticed that Lowell Elliot has received the title of the world's greatest pinochle player. Remember Elmer Lott? He's still trying to get lrdell on the map. Joe McNamara has a huge farm out at Bosqueville. He's never married but l've noticed in Elizabeth Lyon's gossip column in the paper that Joe is seeing quite a bit of Nancy Vogelsang lately. She has taken Minnie Pearl's place on the Grand Ole Opera. Joe's foreman is Truett Sorley. He is a pretty good mechanic and is kept pretty busy with all that machinery of Joe's. Truett was working for Don Daniels down at the Salvation Army, but he decided he was tired of city life and moved to the country. Paulina. Lasseter Know Mrs. Joe Bob Bankstonl has a first class nursery out Robinson way. Her best customer is Louise CSharpl Norman. She and Wayne have ten kids. They are very thankful to have such an adequate nursery so near by because their oldest child is six years old. Bill Loftin is now a captain of the Space Patrol. Benny May is the governor of Cheese Valley on Mars. Let's see-what happened to the rest of our classmates? Oh, yes, Alvin Dryer is in the movies. He's taken Roy Roger's place and Lois Boram is demonstrating the new atomic power cook stove for Lone Star Gas. Oh no! I smell my beans burning and Jack hates burned beans. I had better run. Love ya, MARCELINE AARON . 4 1 x J 1 3?', i 5 ' f 4 X ,. 'I' W... Q' PT' , ,, f---- . my K 77 'Q 'K J, 'Y Q . -,A : ..,- - .. K. V - g , , ff' . W' miss: E l .4 N . , , -v, V . E I 5 1 -, ' Qiga - . Z A ph I, in gwlyd, ,k M 5 Y,,g,4 'Y , wfzsv 7 aw? ' FA: ' . r is x 3 ve X asf' WW' X V if Y. Q 1 1 4 I! Ib . Q ' . of ii. Jw IX LX ur N IConIinued from page 832 Thomas Tipton leaves his ever winning smile that always attracts the girls to Gene Perkins and Douthit Baxley. Ellis Warrick leaves his place on the football team to Ray Fikes. Elsie Swinscoe and Nancy Vogelsanz leave their red hair to Danny Baxley. Claude Jaynes leaves all of his girl friends to Varnell Barnard and Danny Rowell. Thomas Bledsoe leaves his football spirit to Mel- vin Edwards and Robert Pryor. Shirley Johnson leaves her place at the switch- board to Janie McGowan. Mary Jo Thompson leaves her know how to get a diamond ring to Wanda Burns. Qftarles Lindsey leaves his darling haircut to Nelva 'fJfCarroll and Bobbye Graves. Peggy Swinnea leavesfher ability to type so well to Marinel Schnizer. Barbara -'Gauntt leaves her beautiful hands and blue eyes to Virginia Cureton and Ruby Ditto. Bobby Schrieber leaves his little sister, Karen, to Jerry Herring. Mary Newton leaves her ability to read her short- hand notes to Delores Ferguson and Doris Nehring. Lenord Stuessel leaves his ability to get people to laugh at his iokes to Marvin Bletsch and Robert Rochell. Dewey Slaughter leaves his nickname Race Horse to Jim Bryant. Doris Wachter leaves her ability to make good speeches in speech to Patricia Williams. James Jackson leaves his ability to be such a good yell leader to Barney Mahan. June Hudson leaves her ability to get out a half a day to Wilma Dreyer and Virginia Matthys. Thomas Porterfield leaves his genius ideas to Jack Saffle and Dickie Cawley. Norma Jean Taylor leaves her swimming ability to Barbara Felkner. Richard Johnson leaves his ability to make up late book reports to Alton Abernathy and John Bayer. Bobby Bryant leaves his ability to get attention so quick to Robert Peevy and Richard Kusler. Betty Lou Harrell leaves her job to Joyce Pate. Irene Opella leaves her position as secretary of the Senior Class to Martha Moody. Curtis Owen leaves his clarinet to Earline Sherry. Dale Layne leaves his best wishes to Jack Bynum and Charles Case. Eugene Schaeper leaves his basketball iacket to Wanda Tull. Elizabeth Thomson leaves her ability to blush ever-so-cute to Elaine Washman. Sylvester Sanchez leaves his seat in English to Angelina Yanez and Lucritia Younce. Bill Hawkins leaves his outstanding F.F.A. work to Freddie Douglas and Bobby Wallace. Bill Loftin is iust hoping to leave, too. Hope you make it, Bill. Benny May leaves that twinkle in his beautiful, beautiful blue eyes to Jean Goodman. Joe McNamara leaves Ruby Toten for Tommy Connor to take care of. until she graduates. Take good care, Tommy. Calvin Meadors leaves his ability to always have a modern car for display to Wallace Cook and Hollis Watkins. Margie Mee leaves her ability to acquire a hus- band to Albert McRae. Say Albert, l'd sure like to see you get a husband. Lean Stelter leaves his office duties to Charles McCarter and Dolan Williams. Truett Sorley leaves his irresistable ways to Pres- ton Howard and Johnny Williams. Marilyn Watts leaves her ability to pass Civics to Helen Moreland. Bessie Henderson wills her office practice to Barbara Miles. Ronald Wilkerson leaves his love for Practical English to Billy Cooey and Hugh Cook. Wayne Norman leaves his ability to figure out income tax reforms to Floyd Dutschman and Alfred Glidewell. Arthur Moeller leaves Frances Brackeen to Oliver Harvey and Edward Loesca. James Frazier leaves his feet to Max Meisca'. Be- ware of crowded places. Elizabeth Lyons leaves MACBETH to Zola Mae Pack and Edwin Londenberg. Mahattaia Mitchell leaves her place in chorus to Florence Sandlin. Don Daniels leaves his place in the band to Donald Dimons and Carroll Redding. Elmer Lott leaves his well-groomed appearance to Henry Nunez and Kenneth Pierce. Harold Shumate leaves his ability to get the car whenever he wants it to Clyde Messer and Byron Pool. Robert Hill leaves his ability to stay unattached to Tommy Saffle. !Continued on next pagel . I I IContinuecl from page 7021 Now at the conclusion of this will We hope that you will love us still. For we leave with you our clearest possessions And hope that you will forgive Us these confessions We've fussed and we've grouchecl thru'out the year About homework and other things so drear. But we've had good times and fun galore And shall always remember these days of yore. pg la xy' 2-mxf .GM fx A HH ll Y I F555 S h'Qk'Y,- ' , 'nt ,fi fs if' 55 272 W, if g?'f 'f 4 i an in 1 +I wg uw- 'fiv A , .hu..-- x R ln as n , S .4 K g K R 1' f' My D 'KIRK . Q. .bmw--A -Xyvodhduu A . ,. .HSQQQ A Q I Q n in Q1 , s 1' O1 ve 3' ' x x I S 1 'MM XX :YP Q f ri e4 n.'.'.! ' 5 .Q I 4 CAFETERIA f as -. I- - 7-'. 13 fs .e?'Qf. Sv! A 'gf .Au W 4 . f. -4 . . rt ,x. 1' W? ' Mr. August Rizzotto, Manager of the Meat Department, Mrs. Irene Tucker, Cafeteria Manager. CLISTGDIANS Charles E. Jobe, C. B. Swanner, Jr., Houston Iwi Hargrove. Gerhard Freels 1 Charlie Bell Lambert, Maudesta Hayes, Ida Mae Brown, Harrietta King, Charlie Mae Summers. Mrs. Floretta Hickman ffQwh..,..I. .,,-1- '.' JUNIUR HI f K :JW 'C 22' W - Q N 'ff ffifg X X fl X ,h X 'W 14 I ff Q Q? - X X Y, f' wy 'w K A WWW 1 ' N K XD f f f ,ii Q s as' K ff'SN s A! Nl ' !! X rf ,z lfijgl 4 ? its px X f Q, TW QQ f X if , 2, A X , .f ,6 , L 'fo f f ff '-1 - ' Qwf NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President, Sammy Cardwell, Vice Presidenr, Billy Curryg Secretary, Yvonne Bethany. 1 SPONSORS olte Johnson WG- Q 'O' Johnson Apel Lewis Boyd 'iv su? x ,ww .. . , JQQ.. v '55 ig' 533 6 gf 552 X X V x f A wg X ' QQ gg.. S.. I X ye X K X ,... . R Q . pw, sf? gff x .9 .. w x F . .. ..x..1. AAI. 5- P , . , ,gm gawk X M 49 gg -- XM . x 1.3- Q3' ' 4 VY, Q ,sg Q53 -3 SQ: ' ix M -- Q- :Q 6 ZX K , . wx. f . vm Nm x 53? J Q gf X . v w. Bobbie Fikes Shirley Ann Fleischauer Betty Frey Jay Gardner Lawrence Garibay Jerry Garrett Joyce Garrett Antonio Garza Gonzalo Garza Arlan Gaylor Joe Gilmore Allan Glockzin Elden Grimm Kenneth Gunter Bobby Guthrie J il: 41. s 2 t ifii-Q 1 J- 'ifffiir - if , if ggzzgm 'L 'YJ' RW f- . 55:-A ,E 3 W, I .. :wt ,-fx, fill. 'I . ' 3 . Virginia Erwin Loyd Evans Jo Ann Felkner Charles Ferguson . 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Wafegfsu K M it WK , -ff, If ima fs 35 'kk' gf' 1 Mn S we elim Y all S3 if 'fi' X ,Q 1 i H 4, vf an , A E NINTH GR DE Fredda Clewis Norma Joyce Collins Patsy Compton Donna Conrad Margaret Ann Cooper Wendall Crunk Bill Curry Lorrain Custer Wanda Cuzzort Bob Davis Jo Nell Deal Bobby Dickerson Lane Dollins Olga Enriquez l I '13 J f Yi, so I K NINTH GRADE Jeanette Stanford Betty Stodghill Lavonne Sutton Barbara Thompson Merle Thompson Thomas Thomson Gloria Thrasher James Tunmire Gabrielle Tusa Mary Venable Peggy Smith Ethel Spear Maudine Spearman Sue Springfield 2 A ' t Taylor Whitlow Virgil Wiechering Elouise Willingham Jimmie Willingham Patsy Wolf James Wolfe Carolyn Woodliff Paul Youngblood Don Ray Murphree Marvin Powers EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS 5 fglglg- M 1 M ' . .M Qgijm XI 'mr ,P-kill 3 .4 Q , Presidenf, Fred Parsonsg Vice President Patricia Cookg Secretary, Carl Gafiin. SPONSORS il 1-eff Massey . Heggie Pearson 1 NINTH GRADE s s Ann Hatfield Charles Havemann Tommie Head Wickie Heim Jimmie Helleson Joyce Herbelin Jerry Herring Marlene Herwald Billy Hinton Benny Hoffman I i .N gi, ,, fx' Rafaela Gutierrez sg is Q ., Gloria Haigood . will A l . . ' if ek 'L Billy Harmel ' Morris Harper 4 ' ,ag .k tc, np' e we 1, -it y .sg,3,,f x, t J x ic - X , 1 .+ '- is -it Ss c wma, r x . , xi Ns 4 X w if A 3 Q-1 if . ft xi '- , N ,. AT: li NX-c - '--' 4 1. x ll N 51. K r lX l ,i X, Xk Q V- -5,1731-.15-.src 1. X 1 K :Q 1 ' ' ' X L - , siriiyi -N .. Xl - , i. 3 tt .Q 1 . C if ' - fi 'DQ .. S pp X tn i ,X - Y I ll .Ji - 1,5-f s .E X' Q A sf lt, IMA, fix . .ss . , . eww - 1 N, c Mc c Q .gy x- . l X -as lt! Stanton Hoffmeyer Ethel Holcomb Jo Ann Holcomb Jimmy Honnoll Ili i, . ,,F'l Y . A - H. . ., ,,, ff. fill! -Q i K Charles Howard 4 Marqueita Huffman ' Peggy Ingram John Jaquet Bettye Jordan Nelda Justice Wayne Keeler Troy Kinder James Kirkpatrick Jeanette Kunkel Donald Lasseter Norman Lasseter Wanda Lasseter Gelene Leggott Tommy Leka L X -rl 1 Jimmy Pool Jimmy Powers Stan Price lrene Quintanilla Anita Reinke Tracy Rudolph David Rutherford Sidney Sanders Elwin Shannon Frank Shriver Doris Slovak Diane Smith Kay Smith Linda Smith Manske Smith K Y '. L fb X r t V, , -- -fri f ..', f . 1 ,. 43?-3: 5 A ,L- i f . in , ,V 5 . l as lf NINTH GRADE John Lewis Derwood Lindsay Dorothy Lindsay Joe Lee Lindsay 9 LM William McCown Thomas McCrary Judith Macy Y-Vonne Martin Mary Martinez Jimmy Mayfield Carl Murphy Cecil Norris Mary Lou Nowka Rudy Nunez Cecil Ochoa Charles Parsons Milton Peacock Shirley Pierce I 5, s. V .3 gl -Q.. if 1 ,i Q W3 'R we 'Vw A SEVENTH GRADE CLASS CFFICERS President, Paisy Ollverg Vlce President, Larry Weeksg Secretary, Jimmie Murphy. 'IQ f'BA , Z? ,Rf ,fifjfa wLU? Q7 ' ifaffx T' ff' my , 4-V-it 5, . , SEVENTH A GR DE - k I in David Abbe 'L A ' A Dewey Abbe ij Toni Sue Anderson I j , w Retha Ashley J O1 l Henry Baker 'fi' , dx 1 if fvfnwl A 'I A ,wdgq W My L I J' ww- , eff' Q' Z rg' DZ io ,-r:,14,5, .. W A, fi' ' , 'ffl Claude Dollins Shirley Doty Maurice Easter Tomasania Ellis Bobby Feely Virginia Foreman James Fuller Jimmy Fuller Gene Glockzin Jo Ann Greiner James Guthrie Sue Hall Loretta Hammons Margo Hardin Peggy Hicks Q I i . Q fy 9 il' 'll f f', 1 ' Q WE' Carol Baldridge Delbert Bateman tv., Joe.Bowden Janice Brown Mary Coleman Dolores Calderon Bert Cargill F , George Crow -AS 5 . A Molly Denney REQ ' Jerry Dickerson Au- - Xiu' Diffs ,A X as Us ,, rf Y. ' ,r ,. - 'W Li ' . A Q L r 1 Moses Baker Leo Barnes Marion Boatman James Boyce Donald Broce f r. A .xk- Q, is if - 4' .-:.s:,., . SE X xl, 9 I H S XS v K ' i 1 'iw 'f'3'Eli1Y K E IG HT H GRA D E q at 1-f , f Q -X.. qs - Xs . ' 1. 'QQ S gf' N - 'K lt' 'X 5U is , i , x 1.5 7 .C , w flf f irf X 5' Jack Brown La Nette Brown Larry Brown Julia Calderon Jane Cameron Tommy Cargill Donna Carpenter Sally Clanton Brenda Clemons Patricia Cook Sandy Courtney Charles Cranford Jimmie Creed Royce Daily Betty Dawson ,h V , x .f 4 . b -is , 3. Y' s B lt ' : l k XX l , xy ,Q 1 f K I - s wi l 5 1 fill. A- A W5-5 , ' Q.. - , mf- 53, J ' - is ,N H Thomas Wayne Deal Tommy Dennard Leslie Dowda Mike Duffey Cecil Dugan Patsy Dugger Eugene Dulock Robert Fortune Ann French Arthur Fuentes Gene Garibay John Garibay Carl Gatlin Shelby Glenn William Alton Glenn Carolyn Graves Delores Guthrie David Haddock Bobby Hammock Carol Hammons WLS? :RH wi S A sq ll M X if lf' 4 5811? F222 A , , G 5 -V .Q K , fl k Q 1 - 4 Q. ffglf. ' 1 ,:- . . , - , r 5, J V . 'xg' 4 YM ,, ff: E ' - . ' jw ggy I -, 1 R . , , gt, 1 Q 1 ff. A V , .fn ' A - S. - ,z 1 I . . , S K 4 W fgsgzi X. 1 25 - I ,ny ' . 1 2 Q,-A 5 is 323 ,Q f 1 rw 1- QWY , 1 Q , Y ,- x fb 19' .z:,5lsf:4 5 v ' 5 I ,J ff If ,eq 1, ,,,. 5' 'EA 'L r r u- fig, 1 E SEVE TH GRADE Marie Holcomb Russel Holcomb Gay Nell Huckaby Beverly Hunter Kenneth Hunter Bobby Kirkland Dorothy Larson Gloria Lebkowsky Tony Leggie Orland Long Ed McGowan Nelson Mackenroth Milton Makowsky Buster Manley Sandra Masters 1 iff lif t s ,AME r sf ll af CSP' - X R - V Q,-W.. or Q' -. 5 1 H it - af fx k will --,..i. c 1 1 X ix as il .fi - ' my--' ' .L , w . I Q X no - Q si ggsx i 5 - is Q 2' 1 , CU- if - - ,gxl,f-- lx tggplyt Mft. -' X ig it r - -. ..-- b-ESR? . ' 11? ' - as rirkgzlgi iiwfql 1 Q ' is 1- -I ,g3i.'3f,3-Qi 14 3 6 Q x X D, G J fa m E iw RNJ. ,VD , - . . tgzzxxr , 6 X X K, A 3 r , R N 2 -Q M .t , are S s 4 it 1 N 1 f X f y Eigiui ' E as 5 X K s as -. 'K r trl tw f i Q X f X ff f R f c tl N N a X Mary Miller Richard Miller Joe Moore Bonnie Morgan Delores Murphree Jimmie Murphy LaVerne Murphy Sue Nelson Eva Norris Patsy Oliver Rodney Oliver Darlene Parsons Mike Pfender Chester Portwood Ronald Ramsey , my ' ,VT Mary Helen Tate Charles Taylor Arthur Thomson Luther Thorn Gloria Townsend James Tull L. D. Tull Diane Vitagliano Alvis Ware Gerald Warnock Barbara Watson Barbara Webb Larry Weeks Dorothy Wilhite Bobby Williams o f 3 1 M y 5 6 5 ,A 5 , ' gg 'fi 'Y SEVENTH GR DE Joyce Reagan Charles Rhodes John Richardson Marvin Riddle Danny Robertson John Rogers Olivia Rogers Marvin Rosenbaum Frank Scott Jackie Shook Kay Smith Ronald Sutton Randall Tallent Sherrin Tallent Carlton Tanner Iwi. yf.v,,.. , 1 ri in Elisa sway a W -'ffm A ' gag-gr, -- X K fig .,-4-' JU IOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Allan Glockzin, Fred Parsons, Carl Gatlin, James Kirkpatrick, Buddy Huckaby, Tommy Denard Manager Bob Davis. Second row: Charles Ferguson, Thomas McCrary, Billy Hinton, Wendall Crunk Sidney Saunders, Taylor Whitlow, Manager Royce Daily. Third row: Charles Parsons, Woody Rowell Coy Bailey, Sammy Cardwell, Johnny Campbell, Dick Brown. Fourth row: Coach Pearson, Stan Price Lee Bailey, Bob Guthrie, Billy Curry, Coach Woods, THE SEASON Tech. ,. 6 East .,,, . 7 Tech O West .,...l2 Tech ,. . O North . .. .26 Tech .so,, 26 Reagan . ., .. 7 Tech . ,,,c .l2 South , ,,cc,,c 40 Tech , O La Vega . 7 Tech c....,.. 21 Central ........ l 8 The Little Trojans opened their first grid campaign this year. They emerged with a two won five lost record. The team made progress with each game showing that they had the spirit and the determination of champions. The season opened with the loss to a more experienced East team. The game could have gone either way, but due to inexperience, Tech lacked scoring punch. The next two games were losses to the North and to the champion South Junior teams. The West game proved that lack of experience, the team's greatest weak- ness, was being overcome. The Little Troians fought a big West team to a stand- still only to fumble their chances away twice inside the West Junior five yard line. The first win was registered in the game with Reagan and the sensation of win- ning proved to be an added incentive to the team. The Tech team played the best game of the season against La Vega only to lose a heartbreaker when they fumbled on the La Vega one yard line with first and goal facing them. La Vega completed a long desperation pass in the last quarter of the game to walk away the victor. The climax of the season took place on Temple's Woodson Field when the boys showed championship spirit by overcoming a two touchdown lead by the Central team in the fourth quarter. These two drives by the Tech Juniors made T953 a successful season. r 1 Mak . 5 ur BASKETBALL TEAM -an Front row: Manager Bob Davis, Billy Curry, Sammy Cardwell, James Kirkpatrick, Carl Garlin, Bill Meier Manager Royce Daily. Back row: Coach H. J. Woods, Bob Guthrie, Jerry Herring, Taylor Whillow, Wendell Crunk, Johnny Campbell, Coach H. G. Pearson. N I f i1f'X. ' .IV vu- , Front row: Brown, Bill i Gavlin, Coach H. G. Pearson. Manager Royce Meier. Back row: TEAM Xi vw- ww X, ss SE Yr 9 ix cfs ' 'j' 2 Q is qi 1 '- ev jk, J st s Qi as Daily, James Voss, Johnny Player, Wade Wilson, David Haddock, Larry Coach H. J. Woods, Jimmy Fuller, Buddy Huckaby, Marion Boatman, Carl N JUNIGR HIGH CHEERLEADERS E Ji E N 'jg - -X inf A 4, x N ' v K X C hw! v-'ahvWv'5M'sYNf-uwlmo-Novo rv- DONNA CARPENTER BILL MEIER JAMES VOSS BETTY FREY -X ....:- -,:l3Jv-- MRS. HINTON Sponsor ff? 4 3? qj , 21 'QT M-Mah-km.. JU IOR HIGH BA D Fvs' row Ann French Sosue Shufz Nws Ware Edd-e 'VNcGov-.n Ann Jweers 'dance Eas'e' Jerry Drckerson Roby Biacknnan Second row: James Boyce DonaNd Broce, Larry Brown Pafsr O' ye' Marfrra Ma, Rrcnard Knlpple John Rrchardson Gene Grockzin, Third row Junwny Creed Car' Gad-n Joe Bow den Tony Legguo, Vvrrilarn G!enn, Odand Long Jarnes Gornne Rodney Olryer Foorvh row- MONH Denny Fredda Clewus, Ronald Sofron, Russel! Hokorrrb, Earnesf Marian, Mrchaei McCown Jonny PNayer Bobby Hammock, Joyce Reagan Fifth row: Royce Dailey, Buddy Hockaby, Henry Baker George C-'ow Mr Kenn Sponsorp Donnie Wallace, Wade Wrlson, Barbara Warson, Sandra Masvers 5 X gf' r i V ' X s I . ' K. 5 I C Y W I 9 xhx w 'V' mf if JU IOR HIGH TUDE TCOUNCIL First row: Margaret Cooper, Virginia Erwin, Frank Shriver, Billy Curry, Paul Youngblood. Second row: Delores Guthrie, Dewey Abbey, Eloise Willingham, Mrs. Heggie, Sponsorg Eddie McGowan. Third row: Buddy Huckaby, Patsy Oliver, Bobbie Guthrie, Susan Shultz, Not shown: Fredrick Parson, Donna Car- pertter, AIMS The Student Council is primarily a service organi- zation. The most important function is to serve fellow students. L,l s NU A if 'I' 1 r' President Vice President Secretary Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter Sponsor li. 4 an ui OFFICERS FRANK SHRIVER BILLY CURRY VIRGINIA ERWIN MARGARET COOPER PAUL YOUNGBLOOD DONNA CARPENTER MRS. ALMA HEGGIE .ILI IOR HIGH LETTERMEN'S CLUB First row: Mr, Pearson, Sponsor, Bob Davis, James Kirkpatrick, Royce Daily, Carl Gatlin, Wendall Crunk Stan Price. Second row: Allan Glockziri, Buddy Huckaby, Fred Parsons, Billy Curry, Johnny Campbell, Sammy Cardwell, Tommy Dennard. Third row: Billy Hinton, Bob Guthrie, Coy Bailey, Lee Bailey, Taylor Whitlovv, Woody Rowell JUNIOR HIGH LETTERMEN'S CLUB President TAYLOR WHITLOW Vice President JAMES KIRKPATRICK Secretary SAMMY CARDWELL Treasurer FRED PARSONS AIMS Promote better relationship both in school and in lite outside of school. Develop good attitudes in athletics and in school. To familiarize the boys with athletic rules and regulations. To develop a wholesome personality. To develop undertsanding on the part of the individual of vvhat is expected of him as an athlete. To build more interest in the Junior High Athletic program. To develop an understanding of democratic living. To develop responsibility on the part ot each individual. ' at f .. f Jim... --ea ' QQ. .E BOYS' CLUB First row: Russel Holcomb, Frank Scott, Delbert Bateman, Charles Rhodes, Alvis Ware, Dewey Abbey. Second row: Arthur Thomson, Bobby Williams, Mrs. Howard, Sponsor, Bobby Feeley, Jimmy Murphy, Charles Taylor. Third row: Henry Baker, Jimmie Fuller, Claude Dollins, Joe Bowden, Rodney Oliver, Marvin Rosenbaum, Fourth row: Donald Herbelin, Gayle Mcl-largue, Eugene Dulock, James Boyce, Ches- ter Wells. Not shown: Mike Dulfey, Maurice Easter, James Fuller, John Garibay, Mike Ptender, Frank Scott Wade Wilson OFFICERS AIMS Pr.-Sidi-,ii EUGENE DULOCK To promote interest in sports. 5 'Y MMF DUFFEY To promote an interest in hobbies. spaiisw MRS. ELIZABETH HOWARD To help to build worthwhile citizenship through group participation. 'fl 7: Ls . 33 7 ,' N I ,,, ' ij Y-TEENS W7 J 1 X E B Ruin i i 5 R ' X 'T g K ri 1 K E 2 hz. K i 'N' W 1 Ns 1x ' ir , V,, - :I 5 First row: Sandra Masters, Darlene Parsons, Dorothy Larson, Gay Nell Huclcaby, Marie Holcomb, Molly Denney, Barbara Watson, Delores Murphree. Second rowz Kay Smith, Margo Hardin, Beverly Hunter, Dorothy Wilhite, LaVerne Murphy, Tomasania Ellis, Molly Coleman, Jo Ann Greiner. Third row: Mrs. Hawes, Sponsor, Patsy Oliver, Barbara Webb, Gloria Lebkowsky, Mary Miller, Loretta Harnmons, Bonnie Morgan, Sherrin Talent, Not shown: Sue Ellen Hall, OFFICERS President BONNIE MORGAN Vice President , MOLLY DENNY Secretary , LORETTA HAMMONS Treasurer SANDRA MASTERS, AIMS To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions nationalities, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. Y-TEENS Firsr row: Marrha May, Elizabeth Lonclenberg, Patricia Cook, Mary Ann Snyder, Glynda Parker. Second row: Rerha Ashley, Shirley Dory, Janice Brown, Virginia Foreman, Eva Norris, Shirley King. Third row: Peggy Ann Hicks, Sue Nelson, Evone Baldridge, Mary Helen Ta1e, Toni Anderson, Sue Rochelle. Top row: Alice Harden, La Neue Brown, Berry Lou Dawson, Delores Guthrie, Marilyn Hicks, Mrs. Massey, Sponsor. Not shown: Tomasania Ellis, Joyce Reagan, OFFICERS President PATRICIA COOK Vice President TONI ANDERSON Secrefary VIRGINIA FOREMAN AIMS To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, nafionalitiesg and to grow in knowledge and love of God. JU IDR HIGH HORLIS First row: Dewey Abbe, Jimmy Murphy, Patsy Dugger, Carolyn Graves, Mary Ann Snyder, Shirley King, Bert Cargill, Sandy Courtney, Retha Ashley, Danny Robertson, Bobby Feely, Second row: Marie Hol- comb, Dorothy Jean Wilhite, Mary Miller, LaVerne M,urphy, Joy Scott, Alice Harden, Brenda Clemons, Delores Guthrie, Betty Lou Dawson, Dolores Calderon, Virginia Foreman. Third row: Eva Norris, Donna Carpenter, Wilma Jane Harkins, Toni Sue Anderson, Gloria Lebkowsky, Patsy Zimmerman, Tommy Cargill, Marvin Rosenbaum, Royce Walston, Donald Herbelin, John Rogers. Fourth row: Mrs. Evelyn Orr, director, Delbert Bateman, Mike Pfender, Karen Schreiber, Sherrin Tallent, Jackie Sue Shook, Charles Cranford, Robert Fortune, Cecil Dugan, Herbert Jones, Mike Smith. Fifth row: James Tull, Nelson Mackenroth, Arthur Fuentes, Jimmie Satfle, Marion Boatman, Charles Nunn, Royce Portwood, James Voss, Johnny Kirkpatrick, Bill Meier. AIMS To provide opportunities for the enjoyment of worthwhile experiences through music. To learn the value of cooperation in group effort. To develop techniques and standards for public performances. To apply knowledge ot correct use ot the singing voice and the fundamentals of music. To develop recognition of the role of music as a vocation and as a leisure time activity. L G' fl 4' ACTI ITY CLUB -t. - o .X 4 First row: Carlton Tanner, Kenneth Hunter, Johnny Player, Ed McGowan, Danny Robertson, Bobby Neill Richard Miller. Second row: John Rogers, George Crow, Bobby Hammock, Alton Glenn, Bobby Kirkland Gene Glackzin, Milton Makowsky. Third row: Bert Cargill, Marvin Riddle, Tommy Cargill, Larry Brown Jerry Warnock, Frank Seneren, Jack Brown. Fourth row: Leo Barnes, Johnny Kirkpatrick, Donald Broce Mrs. Bettye Hackett, Sponsor, Marion Boatman, James Voss, Joe Moore, Ronald Ramsey. Not shown Chester Portwood. OFFICERS President BOBBY NEILL Vice President GENE GLOCKZIN Secretary BOBBY HAMMOCK Treasurer KENNETH HUNTER AIMS To provide wholesome recreation for Junior High. School boys. .ffl S , QAM K CONGRATULATIONS! WACO TECH GRADUATES DQ Do as so many of your friends A have done FOUR-C YOUR FUTURE Enroll any Monday Nominal Tuilion Four-C Colleqe l'eS. BARO'S BOTTLING CO Roof Beer, Orange, and Cream Soda l5I6 LaSalle Ave. Phone 2-666I NIGHT, Pres. WM. BAINE, V. 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