West High School - Trojan Yearbook (West, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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West Hugh School West Texas Word s From e Edltor PEGGY SMITH It has been my pleasure to serve as editor of THE TROJAN for I956 l957 l am deeply mclebted to Mass Herrmg our sponsor and the members of the annual staff Wsthout thelr untlrlng efforts and work THE TROJAN would have never been complet ed To the teachers students and advertisers I wash to express my deep appreciation For therr co operation and help As you look through this book of manorles I hope that you will have as much pleasure from It as I have had rn helping to publush nt W MW D - . . 1 I I ' . . . . - I I . - . - Dedication MRS HUGO FREUND Knowing the unflaggung enthusiasm which she has shown in helping the students in their TROJAN to MRS H UGO FREUND U teacher who will long be remembered for her kindness Friendship and understanding frequent problems and activities, we--the Student Council of 1957--dedicate this yeor's . I . . I . . I . I In Memoriam 'U' -I-lm. Wh ROYCE DOYLE MILLER June 4 1941 December 8 1956 0 J SSW 1 E 1 1 wx ' . , Hl. kk 1 . I ,M-it I I wwe 'ls an Q in uP L ,J 1 AvMlNlsTreAnoN I ex v 4 in 1 , N i 4 4 , ,War NX I fi jg? w i? 5 ' KL ' if-. A Ii kb-I f-,xx Q I , n ,, A,,A':,, y X lgflsftig 6:-H ! I L W-3 '.1.'1 I 'L 9 , QL Xi Eli' 5. , ' 3 , ,lf 2 'V 'J ' ' P54 N w ...mllG1i1l!W I ' H 1 4 v 3 I 5 Q 'Q + W I-I-tl. fl Q 6 x R le f 1 1 , 3 X J . f I I 4E? ,'1 V -f Board of Education H. J. Kozelsku Adolph Schuefz President Vice-President ,gas- K M. F . Kruse Superintendent E. W. Plcsek Jerome Lednicky Secretory B. J. Vonzura C. W. Smalsfrla W. O. Montgomery 52. Superintendent up.. Kf- One of the real personal problems that confronts every one of us as that of making decrslons Not only must we make decls I ons on bug things like those that concern rellglon, educatlon, career, and marriage, but we must also make daily decisions on lesser things at home, school, work, and play Often these decnsrons on lesser thrngs are not so unimportant as they seem, for how we choose to meet these problems sets the pattern by whrch we are gurded an our evaluatlon of the bugger problems If I were to try to state In general terms the purpose of your school, I would say that nt as to provsde you wrth the mformatron, knowledge Ideals, habnts, skrlls, and attitudes that wall enable you to make llfe s declsrons wrsely and to the end that the h r ghest Drvlne and human :deals mrght be attamed as nearly perfectly as passable and wnth the least posslble doubt Your personal future and the future of your country rest upon your decrsnons, therefore make good use of what your school offers you, lest you trade Treasures for Trrnkets or A Blrthrnght for a Mess of Pot age Sincerely U77'W'fwLc Principals ,,. ,-4'4 Think that day lost whose low descending sun Views from thy hand no worthy action done Though today these twolmes are seldom heard their admonition has been heeded by young and old for over two centuries and seems now to be a part of the American conscience, steering many of our teen agers Into worth-while activities Have you ever noticed how many of the most popular students rn West High assume positions of leadership in church work, social life, sports, and clubs and yet find time to read widely and always be on the honor roll? They have learned to make good use of each day. This book pictures West Hugh School and its way of life the plant the faculty, students at work and students at play Each class has made its own TROJAN and its members keep it as a cherished memento of West High School days lt is wntha measure of satisfaction and delight, therefore, that we look forward to the TROJAN of this year lts worthy predecessors have set for it hugh standards of attainment and I know this book will carry on that tradition Congratula- tions to the editors and the class of l957. Sincerely, Sincerely if f WQM ,P- Faculty MISS MARY DVORACEK Senior Sponsor English .-ra sr A Miss FRANCES MCCLUSKEY ji Senior Sponsor , English s MISS TERRY TERRACINO Junior Sponsor Homemoking MRS. ROBERT KLINE Junior Sponsor Moth MR. FRANK ARMSTRONG Junior Sponsor Bond Hisfory Economics MR. JOE HORSAK Junior Sponsor Shop Moth MR. CHARLES RAY MALONE Sophomore Sponsor Coach History fU'l' .3- Science MR . ALVIN HEN DRICKS x Sophomore Sponsor l Commercial Subiecfs UK H..-f QW MISS MARY SNYDER MR. O. L. NEDBALEK MRS. LYNN HARRIS Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Coach Vocotionc1I Homemciking History Agriculture 'R' if f 7. 5-f -sl? MISS OPAL MOSHER MISS EVELYN HERRING MR. CHARLES JONES Freshman Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Science Library Coach Math ki A 771 1 J .4 I f' A f if ff f FAQI RITES .....r v X, yi X Wgfgx f 2 X XL 3+ , 1 X XX if-Q ,u V Us 7 X 1 A N X All Valedictorian WANDA GIFFORD 'if Salutatorlan KENNETH HESSEL ff' Q at. Av. , A K M Q' 'W Q -5 W' M Q, 2 Q, ii E smletkg Miss West High CAROLYN DVORACEK Y. s. X Mr. West High is 14 Mr. Handsome BERNARD LEDN ICKY N-. S .N ,Q x M..-w-x -H . 6-an-Q ,,wE,.,,N -, 5 -+w,.M, , A gm.. .i W A M. Ji: VL P fu TGV M ra, , fi lv .iv '-LiL,,f we My M :N X WSP. YTQAQE1 , W Q: My - . -A4552 'sf 4? Q . 'E if' Qiwfi ' ' F5 as ,xi Junior Favorites MOST POPULAR Carolyn Dvoracek Curtis Webb xx Q 2 I ' . MOST BEAUTIFUL Barbara Goafes MOST HANDSOME Tommy Edwards V , vu. A-1 i 1 Q A W S ,:,. S 3 W6 ,ff igf 4 ,Zia 1 -1 4, X iff' .li XXX I 1' V , ,J W fl 1 1' ' i fm 1, LW. . 4 A 'Q fg '5 I NUS welter We Freshman Favorites MO ST PO PU LAR Joyce Kcrlilc Albin Petter , T . - vw li 3 W ii 1' 7 MOST BEAUTIFUL Myrna Heifmiller MOST HANDSOME Kelly Fowler Student Council Award ENIORS Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT PARLIAMENTARIAN Damel .lanslc Cecil Coffee VICE PRESIDENT Mollie Scoff ? SECRETARY Marne Neckar REPQRTER TREASURER Ben Roy Hubenak Barbara Clements BARBARA ARCHER Troian Tattler, Asst. Editor, Edi- tor, Student Council, FHA, Cou nci l , Junior and Chapter Degrees, Football Sweetheart, Sophomore Class Officer, Spell- ing Und in Districtt, Typing flst in District, Regional, fState,, Annual Sta ff, Handicraft Club Officer, Band Queen Nominee, Most Popular Sophomore Girl, Band Officer. RICHARD BERGER Photography Club, Officer, Slide Rule fRegional lst placel, Handicraft Club, Second Honor Roll. JUNE CAMMACK Student Council, FHA, Unit Of- ficer, S e c r e ta r y Sophomore Class, Junior Class Treasurer- Basketball. BARBARA CLEMENTS Basketball, Softball, FHA, Unit Officer, Junior and Chapter De- grees, Debate Club, Most Popu- lar Junior Girl, Secretary Jun- ior Class, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Plays. ,H fl ge 1- f 7 ,l A, fi A MW T!! 'hr' IQ f, '-.:,:,.:gi.:., fi - , X - ..,.. .., ., . ::- A -W or ,JN A ' -f -.,- 1' .- - - ' 1' -Q A . fm. . ,Si - ,- . -Q ,N K X X .- ...: Q,-.,.. , ,, . A X., ,xmr5,5-.:s.,:,.: - V I . 5 s ,M + if ,. s ss Q Q ,cs ' Y : Q -if - X, A 5, .. s S , - :.: ,.: 'V '55, .A Q . RODNEY BANKSTON Photography Club, Dramatics Club, Handicraft Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Football Queen Escort. MARGlE BETTGE FHA, Parliamentarian, Unit Of- ficer, Sing and Sway Club, Honor Roll, News Staff. BOBBIE CARTER F H A, Unit Officer, Chapter Pianist, Ba nd Maiorette, Drum Maior, Office Asst., Choral Club, Sing and SwayClub, One- Act Play, lnterscholastic League Typing 12nd in Districtj, Asst. Business Manager, Annual Staff, Honor Roll, Junior and Chapter FHA Degrees, Senior Plays . CECIL COFFEE Football, fAll-District, lBest back in district, QAII Central Texas - Zyearsl, Basketball, iAll-District 4 yearsl, Student Council, Sen- ior Class Officer, Sophomore Most Handsome Boy, FHA, Annual Staff, Letterman's Club, Handi- craft Club, Asst. Fire Marshal. PAUL COOK FFA MARTHA CULVERHOUSE FHA, Unit Officer, Choral Club. JACKIE DULOCK FHA, Sing and Sway Club. MARY DULOCK FHA, Sing and Sway Club. PATSY CRABB Freshman Class Vice-President, FHA, Song Leader, Historian, President, Unit President, Jun' ior and Chapter Degrees, Cheer- leader, Office Asst., Annual Asst. Bus. Mgr., Asst. Editor, Handictaft C lu b, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Second Honor Roll, Pep Squad Officer, Bas- ketball, Softba I l, One-Act Play, Senior Plays, Homemak- ing Award. NANCY DAVIDSON FHA, Unit Officer, Choral Club. KAY DULOCK FHA, Sing and Sway Club. ROSALIE FOITEK FHA, Sing and Sway Club. BOYD GARRETT FFAg Fl-lAp Letterman's Clubp Handicraft Clubp Footballp Baseballp Traclcp Basketball. WANDA GIFFORD FHAg Library Asst.p National Honor Societyg Commercial Awardp Library Awardp Valedic- torian. ILA FAYE GREGORY Basketballp FHA, Unit Officerg Softballp Volleyball. IDA RUTH HEGAR FHA7 Sing and Sway Clubf Jun- ior Class Presidentp Choral Clubp Girls' Softball Teamp First and Second Honor Rolls. 1 .l f 'M , 4 3' i 9 il Q' 2 ,, fl 1 9 Q , af' Z' ,A ,Mar IQ 1' A ,ia ,r ' .dugg MARCIA GERIK FHAQ Debate list District,2nd Regionaljg Sing and Sway Club. DANNY GOATES FFAg FHAQ Footballg Most Popular Boy. BARBARA GRELLHESL FHA, Unit Officer. TEDDY HELM Football: Basketballp Handi- craft Clubg Shop Award Sopho- more Yearp Most Ha ndsome Freshman Boyp FFA: FHA. KENNETH HESSEL interscholastic L e a g u e Literary Events, FFA, Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society, Football, Track, Honor Roll, Salutatorian. ALTA FAYE HOLDER FHA, Unit Office r, National Honor Society Reporter, Office Assistant. MARGIE HUBIK FHA, Unit Officer, Flag Bearer, Photography C l u b, Pep Squad, Handicraft Club Treasurer, Bas- ketball lCo-Captainl, Softball, Senior Plays. TOMMY JARES Literary Events, Honor Roll. 'Q 1'1 v Q- -MY Q, ,34 -fri sw' or AC' .n-1 ARLENE HOELDKE Sophomore Class Secretary, FHA, Unit President, District Officer, Business Manager of Annual, Pep Squad, President, Softball, President Travel Club, Basketball. BEN ROY HUBENAK Photography C l U b, Handicraft Club, National Honor Society, Senior Class Officer, Baseball. DANIEL JANSKY Football, Baseball, Track, Sen- ior Class President, Letterman's Club, President of Handicraft Club, Second Honor Roll, Photography Club, Senior Plays. RITA JO JEZEK FHA, Council, Pep Squad, Handicraft Club, News Staff, Art Editor, Literary Events, Ready Writer, Poetry, Senior Plays. GERALD KENDRICK Football, Basketball, FFA, FHA. MARY ANN KNIGHT FHA, Unit Officer, Pep Squad, Swing and Sway Club, Dra- mcltics Club. WAYLAND KREDER FFA, FHA, N ati onal Honor Society, Photography Club. JOHN KUBALA Student Council, Rep ., Vice- Pres ., Handicraft Club, An- nual Staff, Football, fAll- District, 3 years, Captain, fSuper-Centex Teaml, Soph. Class Pres., Honor Roll, Na- tional Honor Society, Fire Mar- shal, Jr. Class Vice-Pres ., Soph. Most Popular Boy, Letter- man's Club, Senior Plays, Mathematics Award. I, . V? Alf-suv' 25 , I f f' , 1:-'sy-M F ' . .1 ' F I 'ai if :I 5-310' DOLORIS KNAPP Pep Squad, Office Asst., Drama Club, Annual Staff, FHA, Unit and Chapter Officer. IRENE KOCIAN Library Asst., Band Officer, Sweetheart, Flag Bearer, FHA, Officer, Council, Unit Pres., Jr. and Chapter Degrees, News Staff, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Most Popular Freshman Girl, Football Sweetheart Nominee, First and Second Honor Rolls, Handicraft Club, Library Award, Freshman Carnival Queen Nom- inee, Student Council Treasurer. JAMES KRUSE Freshman Class Pres., Student Council, Pres., HandicraftClub, Annual Staff, Business Mgr., Football, iAll-District, 2nd Teaml, Basketball, Track, Ath- lete of the Year '56 Award, Na- tional Honor Society, Fire Mar- shal, Slide Rule, Junior Most Popular Boy, Senior Plays, Beau of Jr.-Sr. Prom, Student Coun- cil Award. BERNARD LEDNICKY Swing and Sway Club, FHA, Handicraft C l u b, Most Hand- some Boy. SHIRLEY LEHDE Swing and Sway Club, FHA, Unit Officer, Debate Club, Drama Club, flst Place District, Senior Plays. ELIZABETH LOCKLAR Pep Squad, FHA, Unit Officer, Basketball, Captain, Senior Plays. ADELE MATULA FHA, Unit and Council Officer, Fire Prevention Theme Contest Winner, Pep Squad, Second Honor Roll, Senior Plays, Drama Club, FFA Sweetheart. JOAN MATUS FHA, Pep Squad, Sing and Sway Club, News Staff, Honor Roll, Senior Plays. ' C3 uv- gf!-f J 'Z 'U' s.,,.sy HARRY LITTLETON Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball Manager, Handicraft Club, Jr. Class Officer, Sen- ior Plays. ROBERT MATTHEWS Football, FHA, FFA, Photo- graphy C l u b , Officer, Senior Plays. A. P. MATUS Football, Captain, fAll-Districtj, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Most Popular Fr es h ma n Boy, Freshman Class Officer, Letter- man's Club, Handicraft Club, FHA, Unit Officer. LILLIAN MATUS Pep Squad, FHA, Sing and Sway Club, News Staff, Honor Roll, Senior Plays. JOAN PUSTEJOVSKY RONALD MEEK FFA, Reporter, Handicraft Club, Photography Club, Literary Events. JOSEPHINE OPELLA Freshman Class Treas., Fresh- man Most Beautiful Girl, Soph. Class Vice-Pres., Pep Squad, Treas, National Honor Society, Honor Rol l, Student Council, Football Queen Nominee, FHA, Chapter and Unit Officer, Jr. and Chapter Degrees, Library Asst., Football Queen, Cheer- leader, Annual Staff, D.A.R. Award, Senior Plays. DANIEL PRATKA Photography Club, FFA, Of- ficer, Sing and Sway Club, Band, Senior Plays, Band Award. NAIDA RUSSELL Drarnatics Club, fist in District, Best Actressl, Handicraft Club, Basketball, FHA, Unit Pres., Sophomore Most Beautiful Girl, Senior Plays. 'fcwifi un at K..-ff EWM, sir? W vp' .1-QQ 'QW MARIE NECKAR FHA, Unit Officer, Senior Class Secretary, FFA Sweetheart Nominee, Sing and Sway Club, Handicraft Club , Fire Preven- tion Theme Contest Winner, Honor Roll. FREDDIE OWENS Handicraft Club, Drama Club fBest Actor-District, Third Best Actor - Regionall, Senior Plays. FHA, Unit Officer, Pep Squad, Sing and Sway Club, Second Honor Roll, News Staff, Sen- ior Plays. MOLLIE SCOTT Basketball, Softball, FHA, Unit Pres., Junior Degree, Fresh- man Class Secretary, Vice- Pres. of Senior Class, Annual Staff, Honor Roll, Most Beauti- ful Girl, Senior Plays. PEGGY SMITH Student Council, FHA Unit Of- ficer, Vice-Pres. and Reporter of Chapter, Pep Squad, Foot- ball Queen Nominee, Annual Staff, Editor of the Annual, Girls' Basketball, Softball Mgr., Handicraft Club, Senior Plays, Belle of Jr.-Sr. Prom. RITA STRATEN FHA, Unit Officer, Most Beau- tiful Jr. Girl, FFA Sweetheart Nominee, Sing and Sway Club, Handicraft Club, Senior Plays. MARCELLA VRANA FHA, Pep Squad, Dramatics Club, Senior Plays. LOUELLA WILLINGHAM FHA, Basketball, Softball Sing and Sway, Dramatics Club, Senior Plays. BERTHA FAYE YORK Award . FHA, Basketball, First and Second Honor Roll, English 4 r aa Senior Class Prophecy BARBARA ARCHER, who's so friendly ond neat, ls a jazz singer on Basin Street. RODNEY BANKSTON, so tall and quiet, ls now on Broadway causing quite a riot. RICHARD BERGER, the camera bug, Makes his living on a tug. MARGIE BETTGE, that gal with an A, Spends her time caring for kids all day. JUNE CAMMACK, who always heard wedding bells, Now listens patiently to the tales Teddy tells. BOBBIE CARTER, the girl with the ring, ls successfully married and has everything. BARBARA CLEMENTS with hair so dark, Is now feeding pigeons in the park. CECIL COFFEE, the football ace, Is flying iets at a very fast pace. A member of the F.F.A., PAUL COOK, Is now writing comic strips for LOOK. PAT CRABB, the girl with the swing, Now leads her professor around on a string. MARTHA CULVERHOUSE, so shy and sweet, Now has a new job, sweeping Main Street. NANCY DAVIDSON, so sweet and quiet, Goes out with a different boy every night. JACKIE DULOCK, who always wanted fame, As a movie star has acquired a name. KAY DULOCK, a quiet and friendly girl, Married a dancer, who keeps her in a whirl. MARY DULOCK, the shy little miss, Is engaged to a soldier from Old Fort Bliss. ROSA.LlE FOITEK will never have to toil, For in her back yard she found oil! BOYD GARRETT, the baseball ace, ls now a jockey and wins every race. MARCIA GERIK, who likes to dance, Teaches the language they speak in France. WANDA GIFFORD, who was always quite smart Is now a grocery clerk pushing a cart. DANNY GOATES from out Gholson way, ls now a butler for Doris Day. ILA FAY GREGORY, a cute redhead, Is now in charge of making bread. BARBARA GRELLHESL, quiet and shy, ls swimming instructor at the Y. IDA RUTH HEGAR, who lived on a farm, ls teaching convicts to reform. TEDDY HELM, nice as could be, Spends his time out on the sea. KENNETH HESSEL who was a braln Is outsude standing nn the ram ARLENE HOELDTKE a real gone cat Is now the mother of a brat ALTA FAYE HOLDER quuet as a mouse Chases James around the house BEN ROY HUBENAK a cute lad he Wants a Cadillac but drnves a Model T MARGARET HUBIK who was a basketball guard Is now a movle star and qulte a card DANIEL JANSKY the accordlan man Has a pretty wlfe has loyal fan TOMMY JARES a cartoonlst was he Is now working for Walt Disney RITA JEZEK a reporter was she Now makes headlmes nn Washington D GERALD KENDRICK that guy nn a mulllon Discovered onl and has a bullnon Is now wearing a weddlng band MARY ANN KNIGHT that cute luttle dlsh Is now In Galveston learning to fish WAYLAND KREDER the smartest an the land Has lolned up with Roy Acuffs band JIMMY KRUSE our SC presldent Is now a Whlte House resident JOHNNY KUBALA A81M was hns goal Has played his flrst game In the Cotton Bowl BERNARD LEDNICKY who drnves a Chevrolet Is now workung on a farm balmg hay SHIRLEY LEHDE who lakes to sung Is now co starrlng wnth Bang HARRY LITTLETON who never was shy Is now an agent for the F BI ELIZABETH LOCKLAR a friend to all ls now a coach of basketball ROBERT MATTHEWS who was so funny Now has storerooms stocked wuth money ADELE MATULA the beauty from West Went to Hollywood for a screen test A P MATUS that great ball player Stunned us all by becomnng Wests mayor JOAN and LILLIAN the MATUS twlns Are all confused over duapers and plns RONALD MEEK the chemlstry whiz Made has fortune on a radlo qulz MARIE NECKAR wuth a pretty face Has lust taken Kum Novaks place JOSEPHINE OPELLA Ceculs pride and 'oy Went off and marrued some other boy FREDDIE OWENS with the lmaglnatlve mlnd Fmlshed hls mystery The Squeaky Grind DANIEL PRATKA the Oom pa Kung Is now playnng at the cnrcus rang JOAN PUSTEJOVSKY who knew much Works an a factory canning pickles and such NAIDA RUSSELL the gurl who liked horses ls a buck private In the Armed Forces Is scrubbmg floors smce she walked down e ansle PEGGY SMITH wnth the cute lnttle nose Is a mllluonalre and wears diamonds on her toes BENNIE STIBOREK the farmers son Sits back thmkmg of the work hes done RITA STRATEN the beautlful lass Teaches dllngently her first grade class NORMAN SULAK who loved the Bohemlan Stomp Is a polmcuan showing much pomp MARCELLA VRANA that lovable wonder Is seeing what us going on way off yonder TRAVIS WEBB who often turned red Now earns hus famuly thenr dauly bread LOUELLA WILLINGHAM that laughing gurl Has gone to gave New York a whurl YVONNE WILLIS as cute as could be Is now a musslonary un Germany IRENE WOLF who was quuck as a wmk Now soaks her husband nn the sunk 1 I 1 - - , , . . . . , , I ' r I I I l I I I . I 'I I I ' I - ' 11 II . . , ., . . I I I I I I . . . . . I ' - ' ' ' ll - ll I I 1 u . I . . . I I ' 1 I , . . . . I I , , . . . ' ' , . C. ' . . . , I I , , , . . . MOLLIE SCOTT with the rett smile DOLORES KNAPP, an Aggle fan, . ' . P Y ' 'h . . , l . . I o 1 , . . , , 1 I I ' . . . , ' 1 I I , . . . , , . . , 1 I I I I I T I . I . I ' , . . I . . I I I I I I I I . I I . . I I I I I I I I . I I K iq, X-5: JUNIORS I f I f- ff W X. 5 , 1 'f' K 1 M . Vi 1 X 1 W A L f I f L N X DU Junior Class Officers President ..... Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Reporter .... Sponsors .... . . . . . Kenneth Holder .. . . . . . . Carolyn Dvoracek . Mary Alice Coffee . . ..... Mary Lou Beard . . . Emanuel Straten . . . Louanne Prasifkcl Miss Terry Terracino Mrs. Robert Kline Mr. Frank Armstrong Mr . Joe Horsak -gk. ..., K5-f' A - ' lg ,, .iff 8 . -::g.II.Z' . H f' ' D 1' ff' V- rue: Billy Ray Adamcik im ' , , f 4-3 Dorothy Adamcik i Georgie Baier f f . X ' 1 ., or ' 'gg f i x., fN.,,,. f iv dl Clwarles Barber xg 'MM ,A A w ,,. A V 'C' l V Edmund Barton ' 'L U 9 1 I ' ,rv W1 . A0 Mary Lou Beard X ff' A Lizzie Brannon Calvin Brownlow Alice Cannon Mary Alice Coffee Mary Coffer Patricia Cook 6 X . 'fl fb 9 CO1 Qswlj ...x C sql Pafricla Defferman Wendell Donohue Carolyn Dvoracek Ernest Dvorak Dean John Edwards Tommy Edwards 'Fx ff Y lrki A YD Y'W'v1r I 'WN X I AW la., . qff f guild' x E gy Hfllfi- -- ' if ligiwftnif xx AA ,51jHWf?ff x 'f lffliufl 'G v 'iE 'ffi l life 13.9 6 'llffllfiml 4 52 iff' - 5 ,,.' fin X if E. A . ,s . -9 a l ., 'fr -f i uf ,fr B E ,. 5 , mf - if nlgafwsi ff' Q. a raa or aar .57 E ff'-t A r'nr WA ' fy if -' 'MW '51 Donald Garrefson 3 1 , f ,,,...4g1l Barbara Goafes Q Billy R. Gonce B E 4 . f -v-.4-uf' Albert Grmela Barbara Harris Charles Harrison ,yr KW fav- WWI Mcrflwa Krczcmer HenryF Lednlcky R W Lehde Jr Bobby Llchnovsky Frances Mafus 'X A 111' 'Ph 1? -49' lm WN 4? Herman Henmg Jimmy Hlnson Kenneth Holder Irene Hrcbcxl Joseph Jezek Dunno Jupe 'T' 'YN 11 J' i 1 6'7 Q54 bvx 1'-2 f. 641.21 f 'Is Kenneflw McMurrougl1 'Vg S' X ' X 'W' Charles Moseley Jeannette Niemeyer -J f -3: .1 .-as-5 -.v ,s Jr, l X l 4' I .,,..4-0' ,J Y X Nellie Owens Doris Pokluda Louanne Prasiflca 5 A feng Q ', g f' wx 5' , H 4, 1 .' 97 mix O H f ,ana-an-lg W? MJ! 409' , f, ,1 K Y . , , , me 'x ' .Q x av 'NW ' Q Richard Rademaclmer Rose Reicek Milburn Sclmuefz Wilford Sclwuefz Jaroline Sembera Juanifa Sembera YR 3 it ,',, f if ' 'B A f '.1 3 .5 'VQL I ' i ' A5 5? , a af' X ,Q,, me 96, W5-r!,,l 'Wu' , Xing' fix' ni 1 fb ww 4 ,vs a Helen Svrcelc Marie Svrcek Shirley Upfmor Marvin Volcik Vivian Walker Curtis Webb fn f 3 A ,,.o-uv-1 , ti 2 5 7' i ii? i gr ,ff-ar XX s ,I K E 5 FSR, B ff i Adv S Ki Pb' 2, : S! A9 Q f? bifi- '43 4- -L Z .Mr Q ,Q Sf?- li ,ff 5 4 J, -r, 'Q fU SN? Billy Silaff Johnny Slay Frederica Soulcup Anneffe Sfrafen Emanuel Sfrafen Daniel Svrcek 'Xl' ! D5,9 9 H af 4--v-in 5 M, f-'55 , 1 .swf kill'-I 1 f' . mf J'3'-5: ' 'l 3: :pi--E if ' Hulon Webb 5 i.L Z1 'r u L- - ' -4 . u an Donald Wedekmg 'Q Anneffe WI I lenborg ..-vf-Q07 rw 'UM Gayle Wnlson as Tommy Wolf M49 if r ,. Royce Zcztopek l Y-f 1 Z 'ww 3:4 if ' fs' q gg. g 'N L .,,., 3 , in h N gf ' Ezi , ? . ff ei' e , I 2 ' J 2 Y K' ge E in ff 'gy E, - ew XX - ' I I' Xu i MU hi iv A fx. SOPHOMORES 'L Sophomore Class Gfficers President ...... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Reporter . . . Sponsors . . . .Nell Ruth Kostohryz . . .Wesley Banlcston . . . . Jeanette Adamcik . Lillian Baier Gary Popp . . . . .Bernard Lednicky . . . . Mr. Chuck Malone Miss Mary Snyder Mr. Alvin Hendricks Mr. O. L. Neclbalek ra fm.. TP 1'2 , ,K -,, ve f -7 gg U 11 Sl l 1 A 4 'Y ' 2 f Q! MXX ' Jeaneffe Adamcik Joy Bailey Lillian Baier Wesley Banksfon 'TSP I7 M, if + i 9 .ia 'Qi -: f A 29' :I f is ff Q. 'V , Allene Blefsch Doris Bohannan Elmer Brem Thomas Brennan '22 ig! li O MM J A. D..Casey Rose Marie Cepak Bernard Chudei Lillie Chudei , nr ,f-rs. -AJ ...-...A ! Barbara Davidson .4- ., . IQ E sei William Gidney pin 'U' ..,,,,y X xf Ollie Helm -6' Y Albina Dulak xl vr l lll . ' -ff - f P -, ' r l l l I Johnny Girard A 'ff--'17 ,ry .w If .,H ,1 ,. Clarita Hennig , A M... r e N ,N l 3, S545 A 5 .gulf X x Q yr K , :i',.-V s E sl- lx il ll 'V ix- ,f Olivia Dvoracek Barbara Gerilc Lawrence Gerik 3. 'O -.44 James Grellliesl Clarnell Grier Larry Hardwick 'Tj' 17 Y' Delois Herring Barbara Hessel Berry Hodde rv '- I 4- Y Q! we T fl 9 WXyy ,147 'Vi 'I . 4 W 3 4 3 x f . . . N. A . X v A 9 fi ki X V . W, h ..AhQ 3? A? ,.-.' -V., X- 0 Q. l . A 1 . l wv Q' al ' . Ll I r , f ' X' r 5 or rlr1 .. k . P l al or A ii VN X I .. -fy . -Z DX' 5.525 . . X h X -Ax 5 l':: ' , ' ' ' . 4 Q - '. 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Glenn Lightfoot It .IW , V in ,sw Louis Nemec Albino Plscucek I 1 , ..x f Q . ,jf A T fs. av ff lb f ' A JJ'-4 vi ,: I Gary Popp Jimmy Powell Millie Ann Pusfeiovsky Edward Rauschuber Celia Rich oy Z? ' 'S 1 e - f. , A f ' I A . :B it ii Q, y 0 . - 1 .fyll n , Qs ' of X S Q ' ,, wx , ta If A T Jerry Rydel Mary Sue Sandoff Virgil Schuefz Shirley Schufza Connie Sealey A i- f g fl , N. x 'v A .6 10 ffm ' A six . S we fa .,-., ' 1 ix ,. 5 i' V Ii' i P H 'gf-vs ' xr! lf iff ii ' s Q iff' S. 1' l 1' ' 'A A f.l,.'i f' Q 'P B ' Barbara Jean Silaff Edward Soukup Mildred Soukup Tommy Stone Shirley Sutton d L tsl! Henry Svrcelc Robert Taylor George Temple VUE' 29,1 5 Raymond Vochoska Donald Vrana Slurley Webb 4-J E? Gladys Wllleff DeLaune Wullungham Bully Tom Wnllls I M4 ,Q 'T - .any I or Marvin Trlico Charles Wedekmg J 17 Dan Wlllus A W 'Q 9 ' . N, ' ff f 5 44 S' if q AH- I A ' wa ,g, K ' 1 ' , ... : . 1 s li, . , ,,1' 1 A: , I 1 , I' l . 'oil , A 13, ,,. 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Frances Aimer Donald Ashley Pafriclc Barton Slwellie Bell Geraldine Blagg Robert Cannon I 1 b 672i r 'U gt ia X g 3 4 f 5 JA f ,- 4 f, K I M' I , 1 H fi is 'i 2511. .3 P 'W l'Rla .ll ' 'T Loyde Coffer Phillip Cook Carolyn Culverhouse ,Aa ae, , A f Mary Ann Deiferman Patricia Deiferman Eugene Dolezal f ' X fi' A ? Beffy Carter Darlene Clfiuclei William Chudei Eflwel Clwupilc vii f l K .3 X 1 ff-1. 'K 11-if S I 'F Q' ... A , rf 1 A , .in-. X F, er E, ,,, . i f r Darrell Donohue Michael Edwards Kelly Fowler Jerryline Gaidosik Charlie Gifford Verner Goldsmith 'T Sue Greenwade 5. W ,i I' ,,,, A M If 'Q 1, L ,. ixi, S. X Q X Lv an ,rw ,Ii 1-was '17 - Myrna Heifmiller Joan Hennig Janie Hubik Norma Hurlburf Edward Hutyra Doris Janek Mary Jane Jezek Joyce Karlik Bonnie Kendrick Teresa King Lawrence Kirkpatrick Dorothy Klaus ,pn , 'U , a- J gffk ' 11' 5 .2 B 'I F X ..., :ff l X 5 l Q ga ,a XX f:5,s', ..., Raymond Kubala Bessie Kyle Eugene Leuschner Raymond Marcott Gilbert Marek Eddie Mashek Kathleen Knight Johnnie Kolar lrene R. Kolar Jimmy Kracmer Wet 1' J .D R v' My N nv: i s 1 9. 1 -will 14, ' . ,fr l 5 M Ai x Y! If J , X X 'Y l' l U' Q' f' Ruby Myncr Edward Neckar John Niemeyer Odell Niemeyer ,s .inn f I -Q gh 3 if ,, 0'-as Q ri? if ?' J I C' i J ,sf I I' QD .-v ' 1 4? -Y-. A. I if r f 4 Elleen Mafus Emmett McKelroy Gene McRae Billy Miller Royce Miller Roy Mosely I, ff- , ' 43-.+ 5 A iv , -j l Angeline Nors Benedicfc Nors Virginia O'Neol James Park Albin Petter Darlene Pogue Albin Pusteiovsky John Ramirez Victoria Ramirez Freddie Rauschuber Robert Reddell Lillian Rieger 7? -ff l 5 I ' 1 --B7 'F-ui. - :J ,Q --H.: e ado Y V Billy Schroeder P g , 3 'gk v ,fa , lv tw . rj' gr Dolores Schroeder 'J I ' '-Sr V' B i n ' '35 Donald Schroeder Nav ,.: . ...av ..--' ,R A Q, ' -, . xl , E X j I, , I . . James Sinkule ,X f - B 91 gil I i R X lr: 71, 5 s ij W .sgagigml Si, ' f Q 1 ' ho' .5 gi! B Barbara Skopilc Jerry Smith Stanley Smith Herman Straten Betty Jo Svrcelc Lillian Svrcek y ,av an-4-ww, It fi' -pl - ..f,. -XI .. ff Q . .1-sf. fi 1 f -- Q 651, B -j.M.'s M' vw-,PX J . , -it jfafrncrl 94.,W 3'if'Q!.Wf ' f.n9:vll z.'i . f 1, .1 . fill 3- ' ,A .xl i N J' ,. we Q ,I 9 1 i , m if Linda Thomas Ernesf Tobola Kenneth Upfmor David Upfmore Peggy Urbanovsky Patricia Vrana FI ' Q' ! ,f . i Louis Werner Joe Frank Willenborg Janet Willig Mary Wifzel Gary Wuerz Lillie Zahirniak 5' rn?- gj fx' X R31 Q! Lx s Ski' XJ I N0 f 22 5 1:15 if 5 fy! x In 7 ...-1 X Z 7 -.-a s O oReANlzAnoNg Y E X W n N ' , 0 I xvfif-.Q , 5 N . ' 2535534 2.5 ,Q -. 4 r if elllli I r' 5:4 X. I2 U S f 1 'L Y ix U-DIN A - 1 X Kffs' F '55 'f j f 'I u lnwzhw - f UV f 'I-I X Zi -' ,r I I2 Ti.-,Z--'-nt? X V' Lg- - 45 Y - x f - I I Af' .4-7 ' f - , ' J ! X f X 5 XX -A 16 1' ' 7 FIRST ROW: Miss Olga Pazdral, Sponsor, June Cammack, Josephine Opella, Irene Kocian, Carolyn Dvoracek, Mary Alice Coffee, Juanita Sembera, Edward Neckar. SECOND ROW: Billy Schroeder, Wesley Bankston, Peggy Smith, Nell Ruth Kostohryz, Barbara Archer, Mary Lou Beard, Donald Ashley, Johnny Kubala. STANDING: James Kruse. -1 P fr' fn 1 . ...X .P S JAMES KRU S E President Student Council President ........ ..... J ames Kruse Vice-President .... .... J ohnny Kubala Secretary ....... . . . Mary Lou Beard Treasurer ...... ........ I rene Kocian Sponsor .... . . . ........... Miss Olga Pazdral The purpose of the Student Council of West High School is to promote the welfare of the school, to develop student responsibility and initiative, and to provide training for worthy citizenship. Its activities are varied. This year the Student Council served as second vice-president for the CSTCA, acted as host to that group at their spring meeting, here in West, and sent delegates to the State meeting in Galveston. The Student Council drew up an Athletic Code for our school. It has sponsored assembly programs, the Homecoming Dance, and a traffic safety program, which is hoped will help cut down the number of accidents in the community. J FIRST ROW: Miss Evelyn Herring, Sponsor: Pat Crabb, Bobbie Carter, Dolores Knapp, John Kubala. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Kruse, Milton Peterson, Jeanette Hruska, Arlene Hoeldtke, Betty Mashek, Shirley Webb, Jean Pinter. THIRD ROW: Peggy Smith, Mollie Scott, Barbara Clements, Josephine Opella, Cecil Coffee. NOT SHOWN: Shirley Sutton. Trojan Staff Editor .......... . . .... Peggy Smith Assistant Editor ........... ........ P at Crabb Business Manager ........... . . . Arlene Hoeldtke Assistant Business Manager ..... ......... B obbie Carter Sponsor ................................ Miss Evelyn Herring THE TROJAN is presented to the West High School Student Body each year as a record of school activities and high lights. Throughout the pages of THE TROJAN are memories which will never be for- gotten. FIRST ROW: Hulon Webb, Bernard Lednicky, Ollie Helm, Linda Moseley, Nell Ruth Kostohryz, Olivia Dvoracek, Wanda Gifford. SECOND ROW: Wayland Kreder, Charles Moseley, Miss Olga Pazdral, Sponsor, Alta Faye Holder. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Hessel, James Kruse, Juanita Sembera, Carolyn Dvoracek. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an honorary society here in West High, though members are active in service and in leadership. A student needs an average of ninety to belong to this society, and only Junior: and Seniors are bona fide members. Sophomores are honorary members. .W 5' lib, , g. . , I E if at gi I fx X. , .V '- is cr . I . K A JUNIOR COUNCIL President ........ Vice President .. . Secretary ...... Treasurer ........ Parliamentarian . . Historian ........ Pianist ........ Song Leader .... Reporter ........ Presidents of Units: . . . . Nell Kostohryz . . . . . Albina Dulak . . . . Barbara Gerik ......Lillian Baier ShirleyWebb . . . . . Jeanette Adamcilc . . . . . . Dorothy Kotrla . . . . . Shirley Sutton . . . . . Barbara Silaff Unit I ........ ..... D arlene Chudei Unit II .... Unit IV . . . Unit VI . . . Sponsor .... . . . . . Peggy Urbanovsky Betty Hodde . . . . . . . Linda Moseley Miss Terry Terracino SENIOR COUNCIL Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Historian .... Pianist ..... Song Leader . . . Reporter ...... President ..................... Pat Crabb Vice President... . . . . . . .Mary Lou Beard . . . . . Peggy Smith Carolyn Dvoracek . . . . .Irene Kocian . .... Josephine Opel la District Officer .... .. Sponsor ....... .. . .Bobbie Carter . . . D olores Knapp Mary Alice Coffee . .Arlene Hoeldtke . Mrs. Lynn Harris I' E, Q g, Q-Llllf 4' Q5 NEW Owls 0, sf ' 2 3 f is 3 J as 4 D 90 t RS? L41 I . X x1 .uk Jw pr vial F. F. A. Chapters FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harris, Miss Terracino, Sponsors, Alice Cannon, Darlene Chudei, Frances Aimer, Geraldine Blagg, Dorothy Klaus, Peggy Urbanovsky, Myrna Heitmiller, Carolyn Culverhouse, Teresa King, Barbara Skopik, Laura Holder, Bonnie Kendrick, Joan Hennig, Victoria Ramirez, Nancy Grones, Irene Hrabal. SECOND ROW: Ruby Mynar, Bessie Kyle, Janie Hubik, Jaroline Sembera, Shirley Webb, Betty Carter, Nell Kostohryz, Mary Witzel, Lillie Zahirniak, Lillian Svrcek, Betty Svrcek,AIyne Webb, Angeline Nors, Mary Sandhoff, Patricia Vrana, Kathleen Knight, Jerryline Gaidosik, Lillian Matus, Irene Kolar, Janet Willig. THIRD ROW: Katherine Macha, Barbara Hessel, Mary Dulock, Kay Dulock, Doris Jezek, Linda Thomas, Benedicta Nors, Shirley Lehde, Sue Greenwade, Ethel Chupik, Nlartha Kracmer, Frederica Soukup, Joan Matus, Doris Bettge, Lillian Rieger, Dolores Schroeder, Pat Deiter- man, Celia Rich, Norma Hurlburt, Gayle Wilson, Rosalie Foitek, Barbara Harris, Pat Detterman. FOURTH ROW: Louella Willingham, Mary Knight, Doris Pokluda, Mary Jezelc, Clarnell Grier, Linda Moseley, Barbara Davidson, Shellie Bell, Martha Culverhouse, Yvonne Willis, Bobbie Carter, Mary Coffee, Carolyn Dvoracek, Juanita Sembera, Dorothy Adamcik, Anita Melasky, Rose Cepak, Betty Hodde, Mary Coffer, Jackie Duloclc, Marie Neclcar, Joan Pusteiovsky, Vivian Walker, Shirley Schutza. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Clement, Elizabeth Locklar, Lillie Chudei, Pat Vrana, Mary Deiterman, Joyce Karlik, Adele Matula, Nlarcella Vrana, Barbara Archer, Barbara Goates, Mary Lou Beard, Irene Kocian, Peggy Smith, Pat Crabb, Naida Russell, Mildred Soulcup, Doris Bohannon, Nlarge Hubik, DeLaine Will- ingham, Darlene Pogue, Marie Svrcelc, Mollie Scott. SIXTH ROW: Clarita Hennig, Helen Polansky, Dorothy Kotrla, Albino Piscacek, Barbara Gerik, Betty Mashek, Lillian Baier, Dolores Knapp, Jeanette Hruska, Arlene Hoeldtke, Rita Jezelc, Joy Bai- ley, Allene Bletsch, Georgie Bajer, Albina Dulak, Connie Sea- ley, Olivia Dvoracek, Jeanette Adamcilc, Jean Pinter, Barbara Silaff, Rose Reicek. SEVENTH ROW: Wayland Kreder, Robert Matthews, Harry Littleton, Larry Jares, June Cammack, Teddy Helm, Johnny Slay, Glenn Lightfoot, A. P. Matus, Danny Goates, Gerald Kendricks, Tommy Wolf, Bernard Ledniclcy, Bobby Lich- novsky, Josephine Opella, Cecil Coffee. DANIEL JAN SKY F.H.A. Beau S -J F. F. A. Chapter FIRST ROW: Mr. Nedbalek, Sponsor, Kelly Fowler, Danny Pratka, Ernest Dvorak, Wayland Kreder, Emanuel Straten, Kenneth Holder, Billy Silaft, Kenneth Hessel,Albert Grmela, R. W. Lehde. SECOND ROW: Boyd Garrett, Johnny Polansky, Henry Svrcek, David Uptmore, Eugene Leuschner, Larry Jares, Gordon Leuschner, Alton Leuschner, Marvin Trlica, Mr. Kruse, Superintendent. THIRD ROW: Glenn Lightfoot, Robert Matthews, Teddy Helm, Ronald Meek, Tommy Stone, Johnny Girard, Jerry Janek, Norman Sulak. FOURTH ROW: Dan Willis, Milburn Schuetz, Gilbert Marek, Laurence Kirkpatrick, Paul Cook, Tom Kendrick, Elmer Brem, Milton Peterson. FIFTH ROW: Donald Schroeder, Louis Nemec, Edward Rauschuber, Loyde Coffer, A. D. Casey. x 'b The Future Farmers of America, or F.F.A. as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in , X public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Educa- GP'-no tion Acts. A The F.F.A. is a non-profit, non-political farm youth organization of volun- tary membership, designed to improve leadership, more permanent agriculture, 0' Q, and the improvement of country life. Qlgugio fl N O ', 1, SX -7 .. 1 w SPEAKER: Barbara Goates. FIRST ROW: Barbara Clements, Louanne Prasifka, Miss Terry Terracino, Sponsor, Olivia Dvoracek, Marcia Gerik, Mary Lou Beard. SECOND RCW: Jimmy Hinson, Jimmy Kruse, Harry Littleton, Kenneth Holder, Charles Barber, John Kubala. Debate Club President ....... .... H arry Littleton Vice President .... ..... J immy Hinson Secretary ....... ..... Ma ry Lou Beard Treasurer .... .... L ouanne Prasifka Reporter .... ...... K enneth Holder Sponsor .......... .......... M iss Terry Terracino The Debate Club of West High School is an organization which prepares the students for better speak- ing. lt is a voluntary club, and its members are made up of the students who wish to participate. Debates are prepared for the lnterscholastic League by these students, and they are also entered in various tourna- ments made up of debate teams. W Q Dorothy Klaus, Teresa King, Gayle Wilson, Elleen Matus, Marie Svrcek, Rose Reicek, Rose Marie Cepak, Barbara J. Hessel, Jerry Janek, Betty Jo Svrcek, Annette Straten, Johnny Girard, Peggy Urbanovsky, Patsy Vrana, Norma Hurlburt, Carolyn Culverhouse, Bonnie Kendricks, Joan Hennig, Kathleen Knight, Clarita Hennig, Virginia O'Neal, Louis Wernet, Marie Nechar, Edward Rauschuber. Miss McCluskey, Sponsor, Katherine Macha, Laura Holder, Myrna Heitmiller, John Ramirez, Benedicta Nors, Henry Svrcek, Victoria Ramirez, James Sinkule, Helen Svrcek, Jeannette Niemeyer, Allene Bletsch, Joy Bai- ley, Lillian Svrcek, Anita Melasky, Bessie Kyle, Doris Janek, James Holacka, Ethel Chupik, Nancy Grones, James Grellhesl, Annette Willenborg, Mary Brow, Barbara Skopik, Shellie Bell. Delois Herring, Nellie Owens, Jerryline Gaidosik, Irene Hrabal, Barbara Harris, Patricia Detterman, Mary Ann Knight, Louella Willingham, Betty Hoclde, Mary Coffer, Darlene Pogue, DeLaine Willingham, Albina Dulak, Connie Sealey, Betty Carter, Sue Greenwade. 95 Swing and Sway Club J The purpose of the Swing and Sway Club is ---- to have fun! Members learn both modern and folk dancing and spend some time singing patriotic as well as popular songs. FIRST ROW: Ronald Meek, Danny Pratlca, Bernard Ledniclcy, Johnny Slay, Richard Berger, Wayland Kreder, Herman Hennig. SECOND ROW: Edward Soukup, Royce Zatopek, Donald Ashley, Ed Mashek, Pat Barton. THlRD ROW: Roman Kapczynski, Robert Matthews, Edward Huytra, Edward Neckar, Jimmy Kracmer, Gary Popp, Benny Padgett, Darrell Donohue, Michael Edwards, Sponsor, Miss Mosher. Photography Club President ......... .... .... .......... R i c hard Berger Vice President .... ..... B ernard Lednicky Secretary ....... ......... G ary Popp Treasurer ..... ....... J ohnny Slay Parliamentarian . . ..... Bennie Padgett Reporter ...... ..... E dward Soukup Sponsor . . . .... Miss Opal Mosher '9 The photography club is a group of students, under the sponsorship of Miss Opal Mosher, who learn how to take, develop, and enlarge pictures. They have helped in the compiling of the annual by taking pictures ofthe dances and parties held in the gym. Through the help of the club, the mem- bers can cut down the cost of having a company develop or enlarge the pic- tures by domg it themselves Z I.. N all-umm - ar ,N l inns E Q., SfWP0ui 1? ' .fl ' 4 my 1' ... .-.,.. .1..,A,M,,,,,,,,m wwf, N, I ll 90 I-B 5 S 1 an fl 'UML fill .x' -CI 22556 3 N i ' Q 5 ig-- F BOTTOM OF T UP: Josephine Opella, Barbara Gerik, Mary Lou Beard. Katherine Macha, Teresa King. Georgie Baier, Dorothy Adamcilc. Shirley Webb, Sue Greenwade. Ruby Mynar, Alyne Webb. Mary A. Coffee, Anita Melasky, Barbara Silaff, Dolores Knapp, Lillian Baier, Shirley Schutza, Pat Crabb. Betty Mashek, Jeanette Hruska, Barbara Hessel, Geraldine Blagg, Gladys Vrba, Frances Aimer, Dorothy Klaus, Peggy Urbanovsky, Joyce Karlik, Janie Hubilc, Doris Bohannon, Marge Hubilc, Myrna Heitmiller, Jerryline Gaidosik . Miss Snyder, Sponsor, Arlene Hoeldtke, Gayle Wilson, Connie Sealey, Mary Jezelc, Lillian Matus, Albina Dulak, Jean Pinter, Lillie Zahirniak, Shirley Sutton, Lillie Chudei, Joan Matus, Joan Pusteiovsky. Pep Squad President ......... ..... . . . .... Arlene Hoeldtke Vice President ...... ...... L illian Baier Secretary-Treasurer. .... .... J eanette Hruska Reporter.. . . .... ........ B etty Mashek Sponsor ...... ...... ......... ........ M i s s Mary Snyder One of the main agencies for creating and maintaining school spirit at West High School is the Pep Squad. Weekly pep rallies are held on Friday morning, and a rally is held at the bonfire on the night be- fore the homecoming game. This year the Pep Squad's activities included making pom-pons and raising money by selling miniature megaphones and sponsoring a dance. OW OVC Q Ov C6 REYY E MMO MAJG xv' RETTE 5 ,Ven R Ufh KO5foh '72 L 1 ,- 'x . 4 .Q G5 FM 4 N , . fxji i V 2 ,X Q J DRUM MAJGRETTE - Bobbie Carver X 'ob 44,4 OGAKGNNG JORETTE N 245 JOUR Kru Se MO? NX V- jak MAJORETTE - Patricia Detferman 4? Alt 45' 1 nf' ,X aft, Band Officers and Flag Bearers Drum Maiorette . . . . . . . Band Director ..... . . . Band Captain ....... . . . Lieutenant of Brass ..... Reporter ............... . Lieutenant of Woodwind .... Secretary-Treasurer ....... . . . Flag Bearers: Jeanette Adamcik Annette Willenborg Irene Kocian . . . . . . Bobbie Carter . Mr . Frank Armstrong . . Carolyn Dvoracek . . . . .Billy Adamcilc . . . . Barbara Archer . . . . . Betty Carter . . . . Dorothy Kotrla West High School Band DIRECTOR: Mr. Frank Armstrong. DRUM MAJORETTE: Bobbie Carter. MAJORETTES: Pat Detterman, Olivia Dvoracek, Sandra Webb, Janis Kruse, Nell Ruth Kostohryz. FLAG BEARERS: Annette Willen- borg, Irene Kocian, Jeanette Adamcik. FIRST COLUMN: Billy Adamcik, Norman Sulak, Henry Led- nicky, Barbara Archer, Jaydean Volcik, Richard Berger, Garnett Davis. SECOND COLUMN: Weldon Willig, Darlene Chudei, Douglas Helm, Betty Carter, Stanley Leuschner, Donald Zatopek, Gene Led- nicky. THIRD COLUMN: Louis Nemec, Harry Tobola, O. C. Winkle, Patricia Pinter, Daniel Svrcek, Edward Nichols, Michael Girard. FOURTH COLUMN: Edmund Barton, Carolyn Dvoracek, Lizzie Bran- nan, James Grellhesl, Betty Tobola, William Sinkule, Donald Schutza. FIFTH COLUMN: Dorothy Kotrla, Danny Pratka, Eugene Dolezal, Janet Willig, Jimmy Kracmer, James Sinkule. One of the most outstanding organizations for the promotion of school spirit and public relations for West is the West High School Trojan Band. The band performs each year at the football games and during the half-time activities. During the year the Troian Band participates in parades, special programs, and enters the lnterscholastic League Contest held at Waco Hall, Baylor University, Waco, Texas. This year the band won a trophy for having the best lines and intervals while marching in the Heart of Texas Fair Parade. SENIOR GROUP Marge Hubik, Frederica Soukup, Doro- thy Adamcik, Georgie Baier, Frances Matus, Daniel Janslcy, Edmund Barton, Daniel Svrcek, Wendell Donohue, Calvin Brownlow, Bernard Lednicky, Joseph Jezek, Billy Adamcik, Henry Lednicky, Curtis Webb, Norman Su- lak, Mr. .loe Horsak, Sponsor. Handicraft Club President ...... ..... D aniel Jansky Reporter ........ . . .Barbara Gerik Vice President . . . . . .Glenn Lightfoot Parliamentarian. . . ....... Albin Petter Secretary ...... .... L illian Baier Sponsors ....... ....... M r. Joe Horsak Treasurer ..... . . . Margie Hubik Mr. Chuck Nlalone One of the most popular clubs at West High is the Handicraft Club. lts membership is so large that it is divided into two groups. Members work with leather, oil paints, aluminum, and other materials. JUNIOR GROUP Tommy Brennan, James Grellhesl, David Uptmore, Billy Schroeder, Freddie Raus- chuber, Bill Gidney, Larry Hardwick, Kenneth Uptmore, Raymond Kubala, Ollie Helm, Albin Petter, Jerry Smith, Dwain Pomykal, Louis Nemec, Bernard Chudei, William Chudei, Roy Mosely, Frances Aimer, Barbara Silaff, Doris Bohannan, Jeanette Adamcik, Barbara Gerik, Lillian Baier, Gladys Vrba, Janie Hubik, Lillie Zahirniak, Lillie Chudei, Linda Thomas, Teresa King, Angeline Nors, Dorothy Kotrla, Mr. Joe Horsak-Sponsor. NN.-f 'mwwwmpey ,L-. m fl? Y 'K-nvhvt' rp Senator Kefauver still! Acting talent. lt won t fit Albino Dance Dance, Dance Gossiping. Sock Hop Nell. Poor Freshmen. Twins. Collecting the dough. Dreaming. Young Love. Homecoming 1956 Buddies. What a lifel The boss pays. ,af A6-I 1- QX fm, XIIX QU ISI X f 4 cv' 'W JOIN K' 7 Now NX Iwi . is--922' . 1:34 pfjfxf X. I ff ,z f Z ZX! J 354' ACTIVITIES f I - , ,X I ao Ly I ' I xx I x I xVx..x1i'.yI -Mk I L 0 U f'fl1gX55'f T: ' . ' 'I -:iw -X23 I 1 ' lg I s X 'W I Q ' If ' . If r --4 N.. it., I H -Q x I 1 I f- 5 .' --s I .. - ff I I Q'-I5f,'fi'1'I 7 I S ' f I 1 I yn M I I ' I III Q ' '53-f,-11 I? I J Z vp I I If If , M ' 'e I? -7 ' A 1. lj 'I Q I A 1 If 'II IZ ,If I ,. I I S X I E I is N Z s , l ..Q 1 ww W 5 'LP-W, QQ, H 4s-xx Nils. 'gy-:LX Football Banquet Each year the football boys from the A team, B team and junior high team are honored with a football banquet. This year after the recognition of coaches and squad members, the guest speaker, Charlie Driver, line coach from Baylor University, spoke on respon- sibilities ancl attitudes needed as players and as in- dividuals in every walk of life. The highlight of the evening was a film showing Baylor and Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl. T-, ,Si Ae i if I x x ? 22' 'Qi haf ,gf 1 455' La.-Xi . ww. ., . -Q ' , ff S vi Wis- ?,, , I 2 S G , . f 2 I L , Y i I A ' f 5 f it Interscholastic League Literary Events ONE-ACT PLAY--First Place Noida Russell - Best Actress Freddie Owens - Best Actor Geraldine Blagg - Third Actress Shirley Lehde Kenneth McMurrough TYPING Carolyn Dvoracelc - First Place Marvin Volcik - Fourth Place Emanuel Straten Louanne Prasiflca SHORTHAND Joan Matus - Fourth Place Wanda Gifford - Fifth Place BOYS' DEBATE Kenneth Holder - First Place Jimmy Hinson - First Place Charles Barber GIRLS' DEBATE Marcia Gerik - First Place Louanne Prasifka - First Place Barbara Clements POETRY READING Hulon Webb - First Place Rita Jo Jezek Joan Pusteiovsky READY WRITERS Helen Svrcek Tommy Jares SPELLING Doris Polcluda Patricia Cook NUMBER SENSE Ollie Helm - Second Place Henry Svrcek Milton Peterson Edmund Barton SLIDE RULE Jimmy Kruse - Fourth Place R. W. Lehde Donald Ashley JUNIOR GIRLS' DECLAMATION Joyce Karlik - Third Place Olivia Dvoracek SENIOR GIRLS' DECLAMATION Naida Russell SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PESOS Fidel .... Berta .... Salome .... Tonia ..... Celestina . . . Prompter ..... Stage Manager Director ..... . . . . Daniel Jansky . . . . . Naida Russell . . . Joan Pusteiovslcy .. . . . . Bobbie Carter . . . . .Peggy Smith . . . . . Margie Hubik ......Barbara Archer Miss Ma ry Dvoracelc Senior Plays A PROPOSAL UNDER DIFFICULTIES Miss Dorothy Andrews .............. Patsy Crabb Jennie ............. ...... R ita Jezek Bob Yardsley ..... .... J immy Kruse John Barlow ................... Johnny Kubala Stage Manager and Prompter ....... Tommy Jares Director ..... ............. M iss Olga Pazdral T-V TRYOUTS W-E-S-l CHANNEL 12 Norman Sulalc, Rita Straten, Margie Hubik, Jose- phine Opella, June Cammack, Nlarcella Vrana, Margie Bettge, Joan Matus, Shirley Lehde. Ber- nard Ledniclcy, Freddie Owens, Harry Littleton, Robert Matthews, Adele Matula, lda Ruth Hegar, Mollie Scott, Barbara Clements, Louella Willing- ham, Mary Duloclc, Elizabeth Loclclar, Wanda Gifford, Bertha Faye York, Yvonne Willis, Arlene Hoeldtke, Martha Culverhouse, Wayland Kreder, Miss Frances McCluskey, Sponsor, Nancy David- son, Alta F. Holder, Danny Goates, Barbara Grellhesl. ,-,Q 1 , , . - N I Q .-M . , ,k,, 5 , . Q i 1 ,p ' W' W g- 4 ' ,,V ggf ' 1 v V g f Q W 'Y x..1:: ..W N' '. f . f V .1 - +1 X '5-'Q ' ff .2 ' f 6 fi. Q W- '5 fi . r 'f' 'fi' ' 4' IA nf i 5. gg ,x Q. ,Q v ' ,QTY P asv Xiyli 'QQ' 3' Q, -Lg' XZY' 4 1' Q' 55 x gi gm Q ,Q ' , wr Q.::.:::--N 'f-fm, X , ,kxv VA , - E mm ir: x t' if M ggmhf xi. ., ,? WV Ml Commencement if l25 ESERVE mu 6'O'b'6 9,6 5059 .ij 5 ,QQ4 3 NQDM' 7 Wgg' j X f fff l ' f f SPORTS ....-f- '?- ' Y -iw AUUU ' f --A ' 1 A- 59 Kwl'1'zf':.5'??'f' N v 'mf' H33 ga 'e -4 4 V1 N ......-f Q so . f 7 , as K ,., ing, , ' N was 4 1 X V 4 I . 4 'T 4 A ,dh-,IA fx Z f , f 1 Q gf M, 'ff 9 Z X ,f 2------------ fn 5 M X X Barbara Archer Carolyn Dvoracek 4F u SWEETHEART - Josephine Opella Each year the footbal l boys nominate several candidates for a Football Sweetheart. Votes are cast by the players, and the girl who receives the most votes is elected Sweetheart. She is presented during the half-time activities of the Homecoming game. The 1956 Football Sweetheart, Josephine Opella, was es corted by Rodney Bankston and crowned by Mr. M.F. Kruse, Superintendent of the West Schools. I 0. n o l P.- 9. 5. . ' moon-0.o.,, I' -':'i':- v , - 1 - if . l V, i l? flfaf fl eflgg FIRST ROW: Travis Webb, Johnny Kubala, Roman Kapczynslci, Daniel Janslcy, Jimmy Kolacek, A. P. Matus, Glenn Lightfoot, Albin Petter, Harry Littleton. SECOND ROW: Coach Charles Jones, Johnny Girard, Donald Vrana, Curtis Webb, Cecil Coffee, Jimmy Kruse, Raymond Kubala, Johnny Slay, Edward Rauschuber, Coach Chuck Malone. THIRD ROW: Boyd Garrett, Wesley Bankston, Danny Goates, Bobby Lichnovsky, Jimmy Hinson, Pat Barton, Wendell Donohue, Emmett McKelroy, Calvin Brownlow. Football SCORES TROJANS OPPONENT The high spots of the 1956 football season 12 Seagoville 13 were the victories over LaVega and Belton. For fForfeited 2-Ol the first time in eighteen years the Trojans de- l4 Rosebud 6 feated the Pirates. The efforts put forth by the 21 Diamond Hill 33 Trojan squad added greatly to the success of the 28 Belton 19 school year. - 28 LaVega 13 N 6 Gatesville 14 Q . I' A- L V g Q Q 31 Mexia 13 Q- 27 Teague 0 , i' '.f1f ' 4' 't i i f O Hillsboro 21 ' 'l-' -- 3 13 Marlin 26 ..,', ,,,, , tj 3 NL : -df R.f:.h-'E .7Q'5:1n Q3 Q vs Coaches Jones and Malone 'S I fa. Johnny Kubala - Guard, Super Centex Squad, KCEN-TV, AII- Cenrral Texas Squad W. ,I zhnl ,I If I E 3 Travis Webb-End Capfains Mafus, Coffee, and Kubala FIRST DISTRICT I7 AA TEAM Ia 5 a I If ,I ,I q Q gf iv, ff J If ag Ah 1 II A. P. Mafus-Back I Curfis Webb'End SECOND DISTRICT I7 AA TEAM .-A C j' I V 5' Y .,,. X 2 , . cf., 3'-I ., , I 'iz I ff! I I f Q If Cecil Coffee-Honorable Mention Super Centex Squad, Unsung Heroes James Kruse-Guard KCEN-TV, AII-Central Texas Squad ig ll! 1? A if 0 ga' JA, Q in ,K R dll Q I x Glenn Lightfoot-Tackle Daniel Jansky-Center Albin Pel'ie T0Cl4le '45 1 S I-J.. R 19 ' new S i 6 Johnny Slay-Back Danny Goafes-Back B Team 2 ieggrfr ss 9553 0 0 .lk I FIRST ROW. Bernard Lednlcky, Eddie Mashek, Darrell Donohue, Jerry Smith, Johnny Niemeyer, .lim Park, Odell Niemeyer, Tom Kendrick, Milton Peterson. SECOND ROW: Royce Miller, Manager, Tommy Brennan, Donald Schroeder, Royce Zafopek, Freddie Rauschuber, Gary Popp, Billy Schroeder, Billy Silaff, Kelly Fowler, Coach Chuck Nlalone. F Q33-ld C, ,f 1 iv' 43' gUJl4, 6' Fill Boys' Basketball Q X QJ1JA,t. Chuck Malone-Coach, Kenneth Holder, Cecil Coffee, Daniel Svrcek, Curtis Webb, Jimmy Hinson Wendell Donohue, A. P. Mafus, Gerald Kendrick, Rodney Banksfon, Jimmy Kruse. Qgwl U 'X ff 53 ' 44 gm ' ld so 48 'lil 49 59 A 63 53 YQ 51 61 55 47 1 Q f West West West West Wesf Wes? West West West West DISTRICT SCORES Gufesvllle 62 Mexio 5l Teague Hillsboro Marlin Gofesvi lle Mexia Teague 47 Hillsboro 55 Marlin 5 45 57 64 77 A Q l .SR A Girls Basketball Bessie Kyle Shirley Schutza Jeannette Nlemeyer Darlene Pogue, Doris Kolar, Betty Hoclde, Amie Watt Margie Hubik Barbara Harras Ethel Chupnk, Vlvlan Walker Miss Mary Snyder,Coachp June Cammack West West West West DISTRICT SCORES Gatesvi l le Teague Gatesville Teague .3 .l STANDING: Dwain Pomykal, Darrell Donohue, Emmet? McKelroy, Phillip Cook, Wesley Bankslon, Charlie Gifford. KNEELING: Jerry Janek, Jim Park, Roman Kapczynaski. B Basketball Coach, Miss Nnry Snyder, Albina Piscacek, Joyce Karlik, Naida Russell, Connie Sealey, DeLaine Willing- ham, lrene Kolar, Mildred Soukup, Janie Hubilc, Katherine Macha, Manager - June Cammack. L .wiv ,N FIRST ROW: Travis Webb, Boyd Garrett, Roman Kapczynski, Wesley Bankston, Calvin Brownlow, John Lee Girard. 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