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

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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

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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

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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.