William B Travis High School - Rebel Roundup Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1958 volume:

XJ fi NEYLAM WWFME xv 3 I 45 I My I N Ex LlbI'IS Q X . Volume V . . A , ' -Kiwi' Q4 -1 . .V ,W .xm.,g5?ggyAf,fqf,1.,5.g:1jzLL 5' :yf:fQ9N.,,':' , .. ,,,,.,,., ,N ,,.,,L ,1-.,H,,,ii,w,W, Q j 3 'Y -27Qe,.2xuQg1Q,Af-ffggss-ifzfi ,gg , , ' ' A Iv- - 1 f4.1:,,A,,,,L W F5 Q - wi Q ,swf ,- f REBEL ROUNDUP l958 Published by the students of William B. Travis High School Austin, Texas i ly , 6 0 Dedication To Za Mr Floyd Martlne if e ms, Ag' l To know all as to forgave all To be able to look unto the hearts and mlnds of students and ro understand their growing emotlons and widespread Ideas IS an ablllty qwen to few We the student body of Wllllam B Travls are fortunate ln havmg one of these few Mr Floyd Martlne Wlth a deslre to help anyone at any tlme Mr Martlne has served as a counselor to the students of Travis Hugh slnce the school s blrth In l953 The feelnng of mu tual cooperation that he radiates to the students has been IS bemg and wlll be remembered by all who come In contact with hum So for hls servlces rendered we the yearbook staff of 1958 dedicate thus Rebel Roundup to Mr Floyd Martlne FOl'CWOI'd One of man s finest attrlbutes IS a sense of humor When humor enters llfe man works better IS healthier llves longer and In general gets more out of belng ahve One man who has added much to the appreclatlon of humor m the world IS Walt Dlsney Hrs creatlons have Increased mans ablllty to laugh sometimes at himself We the yearbook staff of l957 58 have trled to use some of thus same humorous appeal In thus plctorlal hlstory of what we hope will be remembered as a full and happuly rewarding school year 4ETiETS 'FO vqg MEYLAM gfwel The Walt Disney cartoon creatlons adapted for use ln thus book are copyrighted by Walt Dlsney Pro ductlons and published here by special permlssaon A I e D 7 A ' 5 - 1 - V uf 7 'i i -Y-7 ,, s Wm 'Eve-e e .V TABLE OF CONTENTS School LNe Favordes Sensors Admlnlstratlon J unlors Sophomores Sports Organlzatlons CHubs Advertlslng Index 'THAT Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page WAY 2 XXWAL LVM ' 34 ' 60 . . . 84 ' 108 12 1 0 . . I 3 Tn ,dv gg-W X151 T9 'I0 4 4 74 206 232 25 REBEL 1958 ROUNDUP Sponsor EDITORAL STAFF Co Edrtors Photographers Photography Edrtors Copy Edrtors Art Editor School Lrfe Edltors Admlnlstratlon Edltor Class Edltors Senlors Junlors Sophomores Favorites Edltor Sports Edltors Intramurals Editors Organlzatlons Editors Clubs Edltor BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Assistant Mrs Mary Katherlne MacDougaIl Jackne Smrth Bob Chandler Charles Anderson Fred Knorre Larry Anderson Rlckl Buble Jack Ferguson Lrnda North Dlana Nichols Mmette Naquln Carlene Kanetzky Rebecca Farmer Charles Shaw Frances Spears Judy Wood Sonya Harrell Pat Croy Patsy Drury Nancy Dawson Colette Chreltzberg Sherry Barnard Norma Alexander Glorla Cook Everly Drlscoll Sparky Blaylock Nelll Coble Carlene Kanetzky Marle Llardon Mary Jane Burt Carol Cotman Vlrglnla Jarman Judy Fuhrman Mane Llardon o o ' o o - I I I a Q Q I I 0 o s o I n 0 u I I u n 1 I I n Q o n n s I s a I c I e n o n u I Q n o I n 1 n I o o Q u u u o ff' fm 1 ,XB MJMW wang? SCHOOL LIFE VA -' lx XM X X ,223-'f 'Q- PKK , 1 K 3 K MJ J ..,, .VX M, , , ff ,f fm 5 r X 2 41 N - iw. ' X f':flI 5 if ,S f ii? xg E , A m w 5 W 'f'f '1N, K JM!! A 't Aa ij . kthk t, gq.lv X 1 Q ' T Ag .T ...Mi H K . W i xg J, A G W ,J M ' if V .su C.,- , X Mac, Eff . .X NMNC f Q is I September 4 -Q-i4 M -df X 4 .. ,L ...Q. ,gg OUR REBEL BANNER, the Confederate flag, is raised by Mr. Sloan on the first day of school in order to show sophomores such as Larry Anderson lleftb and Clyde Moore our Rebel spirit. COUNTER MARCH, COUNTER MARCH! yells Bobby Francis as the band and Rebelettes learn new marching techniques from their band director, Mr. Montgomery, and prepare for the first of eight football half-time shows. I0 WITH THE PROMISE OF IMPROVEMENTS for our school, Terry Bray was elected presi- dent of the Student Council for the fall semester. 'VICTORY VICTORY IS our cry' And it was too as the Rebels beat Bellaire of Houston I2 7 un the lnrst game of the season Here the Rebel ettes are featured as they follow the music of the band with their hand motions at the first pep rally of the year RISE AND CONTINUE THE TASK BEGUN YESTERDAY' RISE IN PRIDE AND DELIGHT T0 TAKE UP AGAIN YOUR INTERRUPTED WORK' TAKING A FEW MOMENTS to relax from their hectic get acquainted days, these sophomore girls chat about classes and peo- ple here at Travis. Pictured from left are: Patricia Novell, John Ellen Warren, Arlene Fox, Lenora Ward, and Kay Cullen. FRANC NOHAIN THEY'RE BIG, and they're tough, agrees Mr. Davis, but he goes an to promise the student body that, With your support, we'll run right through them! IN SPITE of the rivalry that exists between the two schools during Beat McCallum week, the Rebelettes and the Blue Brigade lay down their arms and thoroughly enjoy themselves at their annual party. Hosts pictured here are: lfrom leftl Johnny Roberts, Nancy Deison, Liz Edwards, Sherry Barnard, Annette Williams, Melinda Milstead, and Mrs. Forster. PROUD of their prize-winning advisory, Miss Champion and Patsy Sanders smile for the birdie' while a art of the room that won first P place on color day can be seen in the background. Ox V0 -It l, YIAYIS l I. yum' October f FW, XL kg I2 A, ALWAYS OFFERING something interesting to the students of Travis, the Thespians again proved their worth at the Thespian Follies. lkiki Krezdorn and Judy Ransom! Xkq THESE DAZED AND HAPPY REBS seem to be in somewhat of a hurry to get the Victory Bell out to Rebelland after winning the 'trophy' in a contest which ended in a I4-0 score in favor of Travis. David Sassman, Larry Anderson, Sparky Blaylock and Pat Taylor look mighty pleased! R l! I l K I THE WARM FIERY GLOW of this ever-remembered night entered the ,533 j X hearts of each and every Reb and inspired the football boys in the biggest ,gV,1 fig and 'bestest' game of the Southerners' season. Behind this flame burns av, 'Agar an X the spirit and loyalty that makes every Rebel proud of his school and lets V ' 'i Q' 4, S' L I us know that We're Rebels, Rebels true! is X I ,' ', ,,,, . -ssv A , ft 3 , N I 'f .f gm 'M THERE IS SOMETHING IN OCTOBER SETS THE . . . BLOOD ASTIR. BLISS CARMAN THE REBEL FLAG waves proudly across the field as the band plays Dixie and the Rebelettes' arms get just the slighest but tiredl The compliments received from this new first and third quarter activity more than repaid them for their effort, how- QVE l'. I3 50400507 400446600 PROVIDING SOME of the students with the only medi- tative period in their day, Everly Driscoll and Sparky Blaylock offer the morning devotional. 4-1 WHICH TWIN is the Rebelette sponsor? No double exposure, this. Just Myrtis White braving all odds to come to the Red Jacket Suppressed Desire party as Mrs. Forster. Surrounding her, from left, are: the real Mrs. Forster, Betty Smith, and Karole Kirby. I4 , 5 5 I II I lim 3- I I, -I , ,. 1 I.- . -2 fi , I 5, Iwi. III -L. n SEE, IT'S ACTUALLY GROWING! Jackie Smith, left, proudly shows her crystal to Judie Wood. This project is an interesting one for chemistry students as well as a rewarding one. NOVCITIBCI' fx i, Cf, if if JW C f f K5 x MM, S NEITHER RAIN nor hail nor sleet . . . shall keep the band and Rebelettes from the football games! Not only boosting Reb spirit, but presenting a different halftime show, Carole Mulhol- land, Charles Williams, Carol Cotman, Everly Driscoll, Mack May, Mary Ann Stromberg, David Dittmar, Nancy Dawson ffrom top, Ieftl and the entire group turned out for the last, and wettest, game. O GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD, FOR HE IS GOODg FOR HIS MERCY ENDURETH FOREVER. -I CHRONICLES l6:34- B Q Wo' Sf I 55253 -ee THE CHEERLEADERS offer their part to the school in many ways, but apparently one of the most fun is painting the signs for the football games. Here we see Judy Ingram, Madge Hocker, Judy Bryson, Nancy Thomas, Janice Brown, and Ellabeth Sassman making light work of their chores. . ft 5 ........,.f 3 Qsr WHAT WOULD FOOTBALL season be without the inevitable selling of pennants, stationery, buttons, flags, and, of course, streamers? Bobby Francis makes a sale as Billy Green and Mrs. MacDougaII look on lstanding, left to rightl, and Melinda Milstead, Judie Wood, and True Ward pause to sign Hi-Y'aII books Iseatedl. I5 ,.,...v--v ANOTHER TROPHY-and another reason to be proud of our school. Terry Bray, Neill Cable, and Gibbs Franki fleft to rightl display the Sportsmanship Award presented to represen- tatives of Travis at a luncheon this month. The trophy is given each year to the Austin high school displaying the best all-around sportsmanship by the Austin Lions Club. AH, DISTINCTLY I REMEMBER, IT WAS IN THE BLEAK DECEMBER. -POE- A WITH COMPLETE CALM, Bob Baker, of the Oak Ridge Atomic Research Center measures the radioactivity in his watch with the aid of a gieger counter. The boards behind him are atom charts which he used in explaining how some of the atoms can react to produce entirely different elements. This was another welcome assembly in l' I6 THIS IS A SCENE from one of Travis' most interesting, if not strangest assemblies. The man, in whose hands Jimmy Price now finds himself, offered us the most entertaining half- hour to come along in years. Laughing at Jimmy and wondering what their fate will be are: Billy Green, Frank Limon, Johnny Polvado, Bob Chandler and Red Warren. This Holly- wood make up artist was really good. With them is David Theim, from McCallum. LET'S SEE NOW, to find the square root of 38.766 you use scales A and C, then you - Riki Krezdorn and Joanne Mallet decide to work together on this 4 one while James Harper, back left, goes it alone and Terry Herzog and Billy A Mading look on. Jack Furman, the instructor, from the university, is trying Z to explain to Riki and Joanne that it's really very simple once you catch onl K P 542.1 ANOTHER in the last 'firsts' for seniors! The last first basketball game, and if some of you don't understand that, just wait a few years until you're seniors too. By the way, we lost. LOOKING as if they were really missing those two days of school, Bob Chandler and Jackie Smith, our co-editors for the yearbook, take a look around the town at the conven tion for the Texas High School Press Association in Denton 1 V D ,f Z CHRISTMAS THE COMBINED VOICES of the A Cappella Choir, the Women's Cl and the Men's Choir present a Christmas program of carols from n nations. ,.,,,.-...Qg.H1 1 K - ' 1 4 . N ' .:. 6 Q' 1 I QI . , X Lf, C J t ' 9 X IX will fy Vv so , M. azw 44 WH-Q. 1 JUDY BRYSON and Tommy Spillar land SWEET AND LOVELY . . . Our Rebs really liked these evening dre on Cloud 7 ul' The Chflsfmus formal SPOH- modeled by their creators Josephine McAuley, Delores Rummel, and Dor 50 ed bt' the Rebelettes. Martin at the FHA St le Show. The girls are escorted by Earl Beaty, I Y Griffin, and Billy Stewart. AND IF YOU KEEP IT FOR A DAY, WHY NOT ALWAYS? BUT YOU CAN NEVER KEEP IT ALONE. -- HENRY VAN DYKE - .', , 31. 1 CHRISTMAS SPIRIT moves Rebs as Tommy Spillar, Frank Smith, Ronald Bixler, and Joe Strong load the Salvation Army truck with food, clothes, and gifts. HELEN ESTRADA, Jerry Cox, and Carol Cotman smile as they open their gifts at advisory party. Mrs. BushneIl's advisory members drew names, exchanged games and small gifts, and then gave them to the White Christmas drive. JANICE BROWN LEADS the A Cappella Choir as they carol in the MEMBERS of Mrs. FaIk's clothing class make can-can petticoats for halls the day before we left for the Christmas holidays. the State School. X f vin , ,f4 . .gf 1 f f V X. mfg. rv E1 AS PROOF that whenever possible, the organizations of IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN! Evelyn Lewis, one of those exempt seniors, Travis will work together for u common goal, here we see beams happily at the thought of no homework for a few days as Bobby Madeline Merrill, R0Y n0 ld HUWUHS, Und Cllflflene Nouert Jones and Pat Nowell do some last-minute cramming for the Big Week. l00lilll9 OVC? 0 Clldlf to be I'efll1lSl16d by b0yS in l'l'I2 F- F- A. and covered by girls in the F. H. A. chapter. A LONG-AWAITED DAY finally arrives for the football boys. At the McCallum pep rally the bright red and gray jackets were awarded to certain proud boys on the team. Here Bo Prince receives his jacket from Mr. Sloan. W K .lanuary e x Wh, AND HERE IS A SHOT of another interesting assembly put on for us by two table-tennis champs. The action was lively, the mood, tense, as faculty members and students alike were asked to join in various games. I AM THE NEW YEAR, AND I COME TO YOU PURE AND UNSTAINED, FRESH FROM THE HAND OF GOD. ALL THAT I HAVE I GIVE WITH LOVE UNSPOKEN. ALL THAT I ASK YOU KEEP THE FAITH UNBROKEN! A BIRD'S-EYE view ltrees and allll was afforded us as Mr. Sloan and school board member Mr. John Broad pre- sented Laurin Currie with his diploma during mid-term commencement exercises. . , , , ,, .1,,.T,w: A My 5. nit. . K if . , hnlleil Q - ,,-:p,,.cW.,- J. D. TEMPLETON MORE NEW THINGS for the sophomores' This is the first year for some In Travis to enloy the lunch break during finals and for others It is the last year Here IS a shot as a group of students leave school to pile into cars and head for that favorite eating place for an unhurned lunch and no long lines! AT LAST IT'S FINISHED! During the Christmas holidays our parking lot received a much-needed face lifting. It now boasts a two-lane entrance and a greater parking area. Although we came back to school before it had been finished, no one minded the inconvenience, for we all knew the benefits that would result from the work. AH, THE BLESSINGS of an exempt senior . . . e photographer caught Pat Croy, Jackie Smith, Judie Wood, and Virginia Jarmon Wednesday afternoon during the 5th period final as they sat and talked out by the fishpond. 21 xg' AZ -I7 g f 4,111 CONTRIBUTING THEIR VIEWS on the subiect of brother- hood, Mr. Hyman Samuelson and Mr. Bill Anderson spoke to us at the assembly that week. February fag ' f.s?5s-4 5, 'T' wily' A BLESSED SIGHT to some of us! It actually snowed! Linda McNeil, Barbara Reid, Kay Colvin, Bennie Williams, Judy Howell, Nancy Thomas, Madge Hacker, Judy Bryson Cookie Davis and Jud Barker surround the most popular figure of the day. I 1 Y iNotice he's a loyal Rebll 'AND STILL YOU REIGN MY QUEEN OF HEARTS AND I'M YOUR VALENTINE. CHRISTINA GEORGINA WITH NERVOUS OPPONENTS waiting their turn behind him, Fred Blum delivered his speech ond then went on to win the presidential election for the Student Council. ROSSETTI CURIOUS about what they're doing? So are wel But we know it must be vitally important to their work on the next Thespian production, High Tor. Pictured, from left, are Charles Bunce, Chuggy Horton, and Bill Frazee. P I I 6 Q iA 4 ,W fl V Ar A , by 5' if -v4 I NO ONE DID MUCH WORK the day it snowed! Proof is this picture of Bennie Williams, Sharon Ward, Tommy Wilson, Ronald Bixler, Johnny Polvodo, Johnny Roberts, and Cliford CBaldyD Pellar. 23 1 Y 3 f PATIENCE, ANXIETY, hopefulness, and boredom are all reflected in the faces of the Beauty Revue nominees as John Ellen Warren practices. Barbara Tyler, Bob Chandler, Carolyn Thompson, Mildred Bertram, Melinda Milstead, Mary Ramsey, and Judy Ingram watch and wait. A' 's K'i 9 YEP, HE SURE WAS NERVOUSY Jack Ferguson looks amazed as the man and wife team of sound makers lets the audience in on his heartbeat at the assembly they brought us. ON THE 8TH DAY OF MARCH IT WAS, SOME PEOPLE SAY, THAT ST. PATRICK AT MIDNIGHT HE FIRST SAW THE DAY, WHILE OTHERS DECLARE 'TWAS THE 9TH HE WAS BORN . . . TIELNSFATHER MULCAHY, WHO SHOWED THEM THEIR SAID, NO ONE COULD HAVE TWO BIRTHDAYS BUT A TWINS . . . COMBINE EIGHT AND NINE AND I7 IS THE MARK, so LET THAT as His BIRTHDAY. AMEN! SAYS THE CLERK. SAMUEL LOVER ANOTHER PAGE is turned in the lives of the '58 seniors as Virginia Jarman and Paul Keller call out the vital statistics to Mrs. Kneip. Being measured are John Lemon and Mary Hipolito. 'i.: ON DISPLAY in the office after It had won an award at the Science Fair Eddie Millers diagram of the Nephron unit attracted school wide interest 25 li il f 1 ,r EASTER SUNDAY finds Rebs all over South Austin going to church. Kathy Keller, left, Flo Norris, Cecilia Thomas, Joe Bednarski, Richard Sievers and Bobby Jones are pic- tured going to an early service. WL f' 1 APRIL ALWAYS A DEADLINE T0 MEET! This time .lactkie Smith and Judie Wood are struggling to finish .ludre's costume for P.A.S.F. convention. with ....,.l....... EASTER SPELLS OUT BEAUTY, THE RARE BEAUTY OF NEW LlFE. S. D. GORDON .al A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY . . . Alice Mosteller and Sonya Harrell model their tormals in the F.H.A. style show. BASEBALL SEASON means more pep rallies, and each and every student turns out to show their Rebel spirit. - SPRING IS HERE . . . and with it come many welcome things such as sun, swimming, and warm, lazy days. But some not so good things are also a part of the season. This is the time when spring fever attacks many of us, and school work may tend to drag. Mfg? rg! HERE S A GAL that would make any date a lucky guy as she picks out a formal from Scarbroughs College Shop Barbara Selpp us having trouble decldlng on the right one for the Senior Prom W, , D fw May SAD SAD TO THINK THAT THE YEAR IS ALL BUT DONE CHARLES KINGSLEY A .5 i -,xv I in VA R 'l Q ' 1 Y 1 ' f S I 'il A V X X Y' Q xl Lf 'KD X SENIOR TEAS take up.most of springtime, it seems, and Alice Mosteller and Sonya Harrell get together to make their work easier as they make cakes for their tea. JUST MOVED IN and already they're at home! Sherry Barnard, left, Wanda Ponder, Nancy Pearson, and Mar- garet Burt are four of the top ten girls who had the honor to spend the night at the Driskill through F.H.A. work. -41- NOW THAT WE'RE UP, how do we get down?l Throwing caution to the winds, these not so smart seniors climbed a tree for the camera- man at the senior picnic. Jackie Smith, Pat Croy, Nancy Dawson, and Judie Wood had not a little trouble going down! HERE WE SEE A SENIOR doing her spring cleaning for the last time as Sonya Harrell begins removing all her possessions from the locker in preparation for graduation and a new 'fenanl . CONTEMPLATING NEXT FALL'S trip to college finds Mrnette Naqum and Everly Driscoll shopping for luggage at one of Austin s stores. ,- ,S 1 I I AS THEY TRY ON THEIR ROBES and chat about what the 'outside' world will be like, relief, surprise lthat they finally made it?II, and happiness are shown in this pic- ture of Clifton Cloer, left, Liz Edwards, and Betty Smith. LIFE IS MY COLLEGE. MAY I GRADUATE WELL, AND EARN SOME HONORS! LOUISA MAY ALCOTT JUNE AND GRADUATION means different things to different people. For Pat Croy and many girls, marriage will be foremost in their minds. Here she looks at her wedding dress and dreams of that special day! IN THIS TIME OF GRADUATION and finishing up, some of us forget the underclassmen who must go on next year, and the next. All our sports, although put aside by seniors, have to be brushed up on by these people so that, in the coming year, Travis High may make as good or better show as in the past. Elizabeth Nitschke works hard on her tennis for just such a purpose. X I U - . X I 152 '35 : 1 'fi L. ? 'MW'-ni-'I N. Q lp. Q-1 ,friffyf sf-fa 3' 4 QUEEN OF TRAVIS ,,,., MELINDA MILSTEAD 1957 - A xi! :. 1. 'W .,, ' I 3235 ' im-.:l,. J L v W x. .1,,..,- 1-' . M Q? A - ' , Af 0' . by , - X I 3 X 4 xi. if 5 X , , ax M E . xii: , g fu 1 w 'D' H M' ' V' Q. A A mi Y h Q, 1 5 1 ,f f ., s H 311' 1. 4 A rf- . ,. . A , VM 4: 1-XE, ' V K T' 'writ' Fw 1 K 5' in Qfilzff? 'dtex , A Q 5 f Q f' ' .x ' Q, ,' g 5 ETL f ,gf 11,52 4 ffm 1, -QW Av . Tf. 1 pf . -, 'T , ', xx 5 ar' U .ggi ' ' Mali' 3 :N - ,X W 1 1. f, f 'f?ffg'Yx' 4 2 4' I A 'ffffygfja S., .f ff gf Jfy fy' ' iffy 1? 45 ZfJ , Zh A M, www V407 pw ,W 4- ffvf' fi 5 vw 1,1 W 4 ' iw W W fi A If? wx ,bf Wim , ,M 15 1958 KING OF TRAVIS lvl. in fi IQ Q.. Ky. NEILL CCBLE N am, 'yr '1 pf Jerry Cox Wanda Ponder K I N G A N D Charles Perrone Alice Mosteller Janice Brown G,l,l,5 Frank, QUEEN NOMINEES Nancy Pearson Terry Bray ,iff , f.-,Q x '5 ,, iv fn, C 0 U R T Donnie Haffelcler a, ,jf X3 f Q Q X. f n -JXX . K ' f 39 Judy Bryson Bo rice Janet Bailey v- 40 224 'N I S R EX ,-f fx-'3. H 13' ,- P EQ- . A ff ' SOPHOMORE 1 .QQ 9 E??5?:'.ifgggc 54221 A COURT 3 if X Doug Washburn 41 Mary Ramsey fi' t.. ... . A D o M air .Qu-1 fi if f ,TF ff-1 :rg Q I 1 A' N.. fe--1 1-55. '-vQ,.., vw 5 J,- N i. 'W ,, A -sa' urn-. - N- ' 'Q v- 'ff -w ,wa ,ff -v-mv. , .,. ,. ,M-x X Wa Y ., . c X lm: xX. ia' Max Stout SENIOR FAVORITE Jimmy Rogers Nancy Thomas JUNIOR FAVORITES 1 Ruthann Bray Bo Price SOPHOMORE FAVORITES i !. f' I il l X 5 mi, I L 5 ?' ggi! s if 'Q 4 ,fi M Q WW f W, ff,- i ff I x 1 K i 3 2 1 Y' 'Q 47 fp, sf' ii as .A Y iffy 1 4 , f M 1 s Y 5 WgAwAj,,.k 1- L 'f-., fix f - Qs' ,Q ,MQ ' 4 5 , Wg, M QA 4,51 af, N 3-vs 1 HANGING THE KNIGHT-At the McCallum bon- fire Rebels rebelled and hung a knight, which was exactly what the football boys did on the succeeding night. 48 TIME'S UP-The score board in the back ground shows the end of a victorious game over Burbank. The cheer- leaders lead in Rebels True . Janice Brown 'K is 'fi-cf ' l g ? b liiifavg gpm A, My we R A-nu, 'F .lohnny Roberts .ludy Bryson he sc oo in is wn o ERS 1957 TRUE - All joining and students. Each contributes 9 1' X dd p k f i M '1 Ellabeth Sassman ' -ifli QI -WHS 3 was I ,f I 7 'ang Nancy Thomas A Judy Ingram nv -,rw 'QC' Mir MOST BEAUTIFUL Judy Barker .fag ' 'Q ' nf Wh ,f xx if 5 Q S C3 xl' BEAUTIFUL . . . Ellabeth Sassman MORE BEAUTIFUL Janet Bailey ,-f MELINDA MILSTEAD BARBARA TYLER MARTHA WILKINSON VIRGINIA JARMON JOY BALLARD Ii if I Q, L, I I 4 V T f Us L 1 ' I 5 A I I !':. .sl I I I I Q T Q 1 ' , I O O x I y P I T i NANCY SAPPINGTON CAROL HCMERSTAD NANCY PEARSON JUDY MILLER CONNIE TODD ,. ,. . , . Q --1 ' 'U 1 A g My ci, wi Q A Q ' C7 L, , ,. J, A N 'k-xx if , L, , X ' Q A ' . EQ 4 , 'A R D -a A Q 4' maxi f' fm I X ,A M L Y: KY D ', n 4 'L 5 J 'Q VI' ' I L 4 'LV , 1 A' 7. .asf N X Y Q.. f A 1 1 1 :..o ,Ml , s OH, gasped Nancy as she was announced Miss Golden Gloves from Travis. NANCY SAPPINGTON MISS GOLDEN GLOVES rar 5, T PAUSING in the ring after she was crowned are Nancy and Lenora Ward ileftl and Janice Brown frightl, other Golden Gloves nominees, T WM- ig 5 , 'W W , . I ' . S RA Q Qui' N, I, 4 ,,.. V , WM. L, A - - 2 ,mmf f- W ,.., . ' My-,lf T., Ms ,f HK Q 'Y' -.,.. A65 2. Gp. fea- SPRING OFFICERS pause at the Llttleheld Fountam after a tour of the Forty Acres From left are Melinda Mllstead secretary Gibbs Frank: sergeant at arms Tommle Craig vnce presldent Max Stout president and Frances Spears treasurer H .UW 61 SENIORS Kathy Adel' Wayne Aguren Nancy Alexander Llllle Alvarez Z Q' Erwm Becker James Blaylock ww orles Anderson Sherry Barnard Em' Bealy Allce Becker Fred Blum Mary Sue Bolleu L77 O fx N- WOULDN'T IT BE LOVERLY Janice Brown caphvated ', her audience when the choir presented an October assembly Pictured wrth her are John Lemon, Pat Muer, 62 Clifton Cloer, and Willard Jacobson ' 'J -2 . A '5 . J B - I,,- X fi? J we sz, Q , 4, Ch . or ei . cya ' V, v f J l f 'I N x X , 7 ,f , K ' Lf ' . . all W '58 T B a erry r Y Danny Brown .4 , K.. ,ya it Janice Brown Kay Burnett x ' f fff Q SAM LUCCHESE and Jimmy Stegoll didn't sleep much the night before the senior rings were distributed. To be first in line, they were at school at 2:45 a.m. Margaret Burt Mary June Burt Hal Caldcleugh pat Caldwell . 7 X' 1 QQ ,.', , , 1 1. , t Donn Cater R b f Ch dl Y Alice Cervantes O er an erCoIette Llhreltzner 63 C l W K ffm rrr 'Al WS QQ ill !'ffl.l 'f'D A Nei Ross Collins Gloria Cook Janice Cook Charles Christal Clifton Cloer , 'ref gr I 'Asa M' I . fwlif. 4 ommle Craig Renny Crockett Phy hs ro ch Pat Croy Caro Cotman Jerry Cox 'FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE'-Myrtis White and Melinda Milstead present a musical pantomine at the party given for the Blue Brigade by the Rebelettes before the McCallum g KNIGHTS ARE HOSTS-Veda Russell and Roy Davis celebrate the Travis victory over McCallum at the after-game dance. Laurin Currie Everly Driscoll Patsy Drury xt 6 D C .,g:,i?i 5 Nancy Dalton Q8 V 1 ' G ' 1 l Nancy Dawson Nancy Deison z Tony Estrada Bill Dunn F ly., Rebecca Farmer THE GYM STAGE provides a nice resting place for Rebels, Barbara Tyler, Fred Knorre, Veda Russell, and Roy Davis at the dance after the bonfire. Liz Edwards 4W ! ' yu ii I R6 ii ix We W. his .,,-f - , Imogene Eilers Yvonne Ellis s... ' ' ' TF Jr - E-W T11--1 'f' REBELETTE OFFICERS caught by the camera during an exciting moment of the McCallum game are: Betty Smith, Frances Spears, Alice Mosteller, Nancy Pearson, Gail Wallace, and Kath Holmber Y 9- 65 Rose Fowler Bobby Fran 5? .SXT .I 'C 2 mliiffli . ,gf 1, l ,4- ,l. ii: I MARGARET BURT, Sherry Barnard, and Melinda Milstead decorate for the an- nual faculty Christmas dessert party given by the homemaking department. Gibbs Franki 1 Shirley Franks mg? A 6' -gre nv 9, aw' alt-f v-.X ' x t I Si- Bill Frazee Billy Gage Evangeline Gonzales Rachel Goode 66 I Q 'ffg 5 :' I H p .A mrcums Fll N-M-W- ,. A swim: srnmi ff? f , 1 Ann Gopfforth Beth Gopffarth Amin Gmef Steve Graef N f' 'DOWN THE CHIMNEY St. Nicholas came with a bound.' Bill Frazee portrays Santa Claus in the Thespian's presentation of 'The Night Before Christmasf .Lal Narcissa Gutierrez Shirley Holm CHRISTMAS IS IN THE AIR. Helen Estrada, Rose Fowler, Tommie Craig, Jerry Cox, and Carol Cotman, members of Mrs. BushneII's senior advisory, are shown distributing the gayly wrapped toys which they exchanged and then contributed to the White Christmas drive for food, clothing, and toys. it Q W lwivx, I Sandra Harris Bm Harrison Raymond Hawkins Bm Hergotz I 'fs M ,y 1 f of if A ff A -' ,,, R G' A James Harper Sonya Harrell in - V 7- 'S 5- I f- 5' A y gg g A f ,,,,, 5 He Hicks Charlotte Hill TERRY BRAY helps Captain McClure of the Salvation Army load a waiting truck with many articles donated by generous Travisites to the White Christmas drive. Dorinda Hill ,av by i 1 Mary Hipolita 67 1 A an MATH IS A SNAP on a sliderulel Jack Furman, University of Hodges Texas student and teacher of the after school slide rule class, Danny Hodnett shows Jimmy Jackson some of the finer divisions on the rule. Kathy Holmberg I WiIIard.Jacobson Morris Johnson ea ZKJ V -l'mmY Jackson Jo Nelle Jamar S' ' Q W Virginia Jarmon Joyce Johnson E S' U .Q 3- ' flsfx , Jean Jones Paul Keller Clams Kleen I V15-f' ig KATHY HOLMBERG, Alice Mosteller, and Myrtis White sing for the Womens Choir during class. Lynelle Leser 'N k'ix Q g Q K V: fi R . eg ' ' I 'V y' 3-fi ? ,gf X E A 1 Tom Lydu NEED EXTRA PAPER for those final exams? Like many Rebels, Bill Dunn finds it's easy to keep a good supply of school materials with the help of Miss Randerson and the school store. Evelyn Lewis W as- '- X P f ff' Patsy Martinez PARTIES ARE FUN-Alice Mosteller and Wanda Ponder enjoy themselves at an F. H. A. party. Jane' Miles Eddie Miner BH' Mi i9 Melinda Milst dd 1407415 ' fr f Us A 9- zw . T E 'LK ll fl n ddA' 522 I +lf'lis ' t er . df? Qlifkf' 'fflilw f Alme M05 e Jimmy Mosteller Q A.. i ' nr. V. 1 ,. N 5, d I .,,,,.bkM R me ls 4 ,'Lg? I Yxl ' P M . Manlyn Monroe Zelma Monroe at organ Dorothy Morrlss ' x Tommy MY'e' Johnny McKinney X XJ M Ay WITH THE COMING OF SPRING, senior activities arrive. Senior class officers, Myrtis SHERRY BARNARD ond Colette Chreitzberg work hard irr White, Nancy Pearson, Jerry Cox, Tommie Craig, and Neill Coble, make plans for the the jgurnqligm rggm fo moot thot important doodlino, coming events with the senior class sponsor, Miss Mary Campbell. the P J 42 X! gg NN . QNQNTNNE Q X , X' l . . 9 Minette Naquin r X as- A Donna Palmer .lo Ann Pannell Cecil Patton Nancy , , fr ' l 3 . Beatrice Nuz ,fy Glenda Overstreet Xu 4 Charles WHICH RECORD shall I play next? Sparky Blaylock handles the music lor the band dance in the cafetorium. 6 S , 'J '-V14 ff' , nwfmfdf Martha Plumley Wanda' fag Jimmy Price WORKING HARD on the next issue of the Southerner are journalism students Patsy Drury, Neill Coble, Carol Cotman and Jackie Smith. A NEW HOT ROD CLUB at Travis is the Ace Highs. Shown from left are: Johnny McKinney, Wayne Aguren, Skippy Sibert, Willard Jacobsen, and Donnie Haffelder working on their new clubhouse. Joe Range' Edward Rhodes 4 Q' ' V ,XX X. 2 J R'ff Sam Ruiz ames ' e John Ruckman Veda Russell HX x in Q' ' i'l' H J ' ii: X mx- ,V N .. ws ' . , Z 4' J - Jack Sedwick Barbara Seipp James Shaw fsigafsibert Margaret Sifuentes Betty Smith 72 NANCY PEARSON waves her magic wand J S 'th M tt S . at the F. H. A. banquet. uc Ie ml Joe Lee u e nil' Snow beyfmfyf v-af-P? fp' if 'nm Melvin Soderberg I Frances S ii . pears 3? Lib' Q-wr '-Wk! I' Tommy Ernest Stark J mY 5'e9 Mary Sfewurf Max Stout Ronald Strain fe-214415. L l Pier F NOT EVERYONE IS EXHAUSTED after a -1 Y X L N iv - final exam. Billy Gage is caught smiling ' P after his Latin final. - ' iihgralf 1? 'I i 'l I f ff X l .4 A I F 1 l I . ff. -1 i V V , f, f. YV 4 V if . .,' ,g ' y 5 ' . I - ,: . ... , fit 2 gf in aka, , ii l l 1 A ii x X1 ' vi. I Lf' i Q K !,- j xx' hi I i u If X E i N lvf ix O ' Y - I inf' L ' ' I . . Marlon Smeg :flary Ann Stromberg Bmle Suhr Patsy Taylor fl. if COVETED JACKET-Earl Beaty is all smiles as he receives his football jacket and a few words from Principal W. A. Sloan. Barbara Tyler Bonnye Walker Thompson Patsy Treadwell Gilbert Torres Charles Ray Turner 'Q Q 4, . 1 ' N A . ' finlgitk , E H - pf.Vm' 385:54-3 A M114 , Ie- XX lv II. YQ: A A U Q O -fo ij Q i Ml L-11:--1: 74 P 1 Ernest Word Gail Wallace A 1 5 . X U X X S xX X l VA , ,X tx 5 x XX . . ,rv ' 1 ' 4 Kqfhleen Wqrgqny l COKE BREAK-Taking a break between sessions of the Steck Sara WUSl1II1gl'0l1 Yearbook Clinic are Minette Naquin, Jackie Smitll, and Pat Croy. Qt Rebecca Wells Freddie Lou west Myrtis White Gail wie., : ff E 452 1 'fd A Nancy We'C Patrick welch Annette Williams Joy williams Charmayne WilsonGeorge MAKING SPEECHES is hard for most neople to do, but Terry Bray, student body president, seems to be quite at ease. 75 'K if E p A f A We i 3 .5 , . ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS of the year was the assembly in which Terry Bray as president of the stu- dent body accepted the Sportsman- ship Trophy from Mr. Sloan. Roberta Wisian me 'QE . :L+-4 'Q X wr' Billy Young Leonard Youn 'I' Y l . Bac' la S U Charles Rmey - t:, : 3 Judie Wood tryyrr -dfd li Ser 1 L. ,Q-:em m MIDTERM GRADUATES, Jo Ann Pannell, Laurin Currie, Bill Mading, MUCH WORK can be accomplished in study hall. Shown from left Roy Cable, Mike Cullen, Ross Collins, are shown pictured with their are Tommy Spell, Patsy Treadwell, Miss Frances Beaver John Cos advisor, Mrs. Frances Davis. grove, Roy Phares, and Billy Cox 76 3111 illllemnriam -ffwffwv illarhel Sara Gunhe 1 J N lFront row, from left? Liz Edwards, Mary Jane Burt, Donita Palmer, Rose Fowler, Zelma Monroe, Patsy Treadwell, Patsy Martinez, Juanita Lopez, Narcissa Gutierrez, Nancy Pearson, Neill Coble, Mr. W. A. Sloan, Miss Mary Campbell, Tommie Craig, Myrtis White, Jerry Cox, Sherry Barnard, Janice Brown, Yvonne Ellis, Kathy Adey, Kathlene Warsany, Marlene Cantrell, Roberta Wisian, Gloria Cook, Mary Hipolito l2nd rowl Mary Sue Bolieu, Patsy Larson, Glenda Overstreet, Janet Miles, Sandra Harris, Rachel Goode, Carol Cotman, Gail Wallace, Kathy Holmberg, Veda Russell, Melinda Milstead, Pat Morgan, Phyllis Crouch, Ellabeth Sassman, Wanda Ponder, Judy Locke, Evelyn Lewis, Nancy Deison, Jo Ann Pannell, Shirley Wootton, Muftet Smith, Alice Cervantes 78 C 4' an 90' , U ti! New 1-94S WOO ? 0 '58 Seniors Form Last Four l3rd rowl Sara Washington, Virginia Jarmon, Charlotte Hill, Pat Caldwell, Gayle Wier, Marilyn Monroe, Barbara Tyler, Margaret Burt, Mary Ann Strom- berg, Altha Ann Graef, Shirley Halm, Imogene Eilers, Nancy Alex- ander, LaBron Parker, Bonnie Walker, Dorothy Morriss, True Ward, Bacilia Ysla, Lillie Alvarez, Alice Mosteller, Sonya Harrell, Adelia Wallace, Beatrice Nuz l4th fowl Willard Jacobson, Charles Moulding, Charles Rinney, Edward Rhodes, Tony Estrada, Betty Smith, Frances Spears, Charmayne Wilson, Nancy Dalton, Jackie Smith, Nancy Dawson, Nancy Welch, Evangeline Gon- zales, Kay Burnett, Minette Naquin, Helen Estrada, Corinna Balli, Judie Wood, Barbara Seipp, Joyce Wallace, Colette Chreitzberg, An- nette Williams ff -Q5 - 4 V Mm. Wi' ,g..Q--'-1 Q, N hr' '-:' .oO. .0 fy '14 1- -A. Year Group at Travis l5th rowl Laurin Currie, John Ruckman, Danny Hodnett, Bobby Francis, Patsy Taylor, Everly Driscoll, Alice Ann Becker, Martha Plumley,Jean Jones, Billie Suhr, Geneva Lanier, Carol Langston, Joy Williams, Freddie Lou West, Patsy Drury, Ellen Lindeman, Mary Stewart, Rebecca Wells, Phyllis Snow, .l.im.m.y Mosteller, Bill McMullin, Billy Cox, Donnie Lozano l6th rowl '-T ' ' ' ' ' - ' Fred Blum, Tommy Myler, Jimmy Jackson, Don McCown, Bill Frazee, Charles Christal, Fred Knorre, Pat Croy, Beth Goppfarth, Arthur Wagner, Ross Collins, Steve Graef, Sam Ruiz, Dan Cervanka, Charles Perrone, Jack Sedwick, Danny Brown, Cletus Kleen, Morris Johnson, Gilbert Torres, Max Sgut, Pqul Keller, .Renny Crockett yn- Uth rowl Terry Herzog, Sparky Blaylock, Pat Welch, Melvin Soderberg, Billy Joe Gage, James Harper, Cecil Patton, Alex Ledesma, Ernest Stark, Bill Milligan, Jim Hodges, ' , John Thompson,Charles Turner, Terry Bray, Jimmy Stegall, Johnny Birge, Clifton Cloer, Bill Hergotz, James Rifte, Billy Young, Tom Lyda, Hal Caldcleugh CBack rowl Bobby Reed, Bill Dunn, Mike Wacker, Earl Beaty, Kenneth Lind, Wayne Aguren, Bill Harrison, Gibbs Franki, Jimmy Price, Joe Lee Smith, Her- man Hicks, Erwin Becker, John Lemon, Marion Streigler, George Win- ter, Richard Higgins, Jimmy Moehring, Jimmy Stell, Raymond How- kins, Tommy Spell, Eddie Miller, Sam Lucchese, Bob Chandler, Delbert Hawkins 79 80 Carol Cotman Sparky Blaylock Band, president, DAR Good Citizen, National Honor Society, 'R' Club, Quill 8. Scroll, Southerner rt-at Q7 Everly Driscoll Southerner Editor R Club Na Rebel Roundup Sports Editor, Pan American Student Forum, Quill 81 Janice Brown sm Cheerleader, 'R' Club, Choir, Gold- en Gloves Nominee, Valentine Sweetheart Nominee, Soutllerner Fred Blum Thesprans of the Scarlet Masque president National Thesplans Stu dent Council spring president Sales Executive Contest Winner Whos W o Nancy Dawson Band Rebel Roundup Senior Editor R Club National Honor Society Quill 81 Scroll Neill Coble Football Baseball Valentme King Class Favorite 56 57 Student Council vice president fall 57 Terry Bray Student Council president fall 57 tional Honor Society YPCO Presl R Club Nqhonql Honor Soclefy den' Qlllll 81 Scroll Basketball Frlendllest Boy 56 58 X I X, x . I . I 1 i , . , , I I ' ' , r R A ann i 4 s .5 . . 'l . '. 4 ' .V 2 Y' Y .W s J - X . . . - I I r 1 ' , ' I I - - Bobby Francis Band, Drum Major, Student Coun- cil, 'R' Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Southerner --J 1' 4?- Betty Smith Rebelettes president YPCO vice president Student Council A Ca pella Choir R Club Alice Mosteller FHA, Area Vll president, Rebel- ettes, secretary, Quill 8. Scroll, 'R' Club, YPCO, corresponding secre- tary Vlrglnla Jarmon Thesplans of the Scarlet Masque Rebelettes Southerner R Club National Honor Society Rebel Roundup Clubs editor Whos W o Melinda Mllstead Thesplans of the Scarlet Masque National Thespians Valentine Queen R Club Class secretary spring 58 Rebelettes Outstanding Junior Rebelette Nancy Pearson FHA District treasurer Rebelettes treasurer Southern Belle R Club Sam Ruiz Football, Baseball, Advisory presi- dent 56-57 Jackie Smith Rebel Roundup Co Editor PASF R Club Rebelettes 81 S K , gy .li . . 1 5: H ' Wil.-'s ' w- j l 4 w ff f I f V ' 2 v , , , r . 5- O I I , , Q , . R. I I v I 1 . I J, j , . ' . I 1 1 1 . k I I H f V t X i 1 l ' 1' I r . 7, , I . ' . I I I 1 , I I . . . I I ' . . - I I I . . I I I I - I ' I I I Q 'N 56 1:11, e 4 li 'I L x EE .XL ' i X Q an K 7 L 5,1 Q., - 7 P 'ab A iffffjfhli A rm U, LW, , Y . f ,M ,,,.f' f X 5 L L 'J '4 .if EE xii-'f1ff ' l . ,f 'A V 'nw 3 Q' ' 1 0 -C'- fha Z ff 'VX 3UK5BLE AC Mp HI ADMINISTRATION MR. W. A. SLOAN, JR. Principal, William B. Travis High School WILLIAM B TRAVIS HIGH SCHOOL 1211 EAST onromf s-meer OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL AUSTIN 1 TEXAS january 2 1958 u app arently have Dear Senrors Every senror class lrkes to lay clarrn to certaxn ' frrsts Yo topped them all by bemg the irrst class to graduate rn the Sputmk Age Thrs frrst brrngs wrth mt a serrous responsxbxhty Great pressure rs berng brought to bear for more ernphasrs on the screntrfrc most xrnportant as we are entermg an age of contrnued scren l te properly the rmportance of all f r human The he trirc advancement Your responsr 1 oi the drfierent aspects of our tradrtxonal way of lrfe There rs n lundness and understandmg as they apply to our lrvlng w1th each other We rnust be careful as we adopt new rdeas and new concepts that we not mmx rnxze the rmportance of those fundamental truths that have been proved by the test oi tlme The challenge that faces you as you approach graduatron lS that you contrnue to prepare yourselves through educatxon and contmued learmng so that you can cope lex problems that the future w1ll brmg wxth the comp Smcerely yours, ad W A Sloan WAS wm ! . . . . , . H ' ld of science is ' ' ' ' - A ' . 'b'lity is to eva ua ' ' ' ' ' . ' o substitute o E 3? 'IM iavzw . g COUl'lSCl0l'S Miss Mona Jarrell A hand to do, a head to plan, a to feel and dare. -Elliott- -nw MR. BARNES MILAM heart Vice-principal LOOKING OVER A NEW BOOK in Travis' ever expanding library are: Mr. Milam, Miss Jarrell, Mr. Martine, and Miss Bagley. 5,.... .in Mr. Floyd Martine Counselor Sponsor Future Nurses Club 1,1 g Miss Marjorie Bagley Always do your best and then you should be satisfied with the results. Counselor A closed door is often the hinge upon which another opens. Dean of Girls -Ingram- A REGULAR MEETING of th Boa d fEd c t s as ts e b oh B p es de t M Da sd T a s sec t o k a d M Ald Maso School Administration -la-... BOARD OF EDUCAUQN ASUPERINWINDENT DHRECTOR DIRECTOR Dmzc1'oR MRECTOR omecroa PESg'3hNEL 2530? nnsmucrson au5mE5s PERSONNEL PRINCIPALS TEACH ERS STUDENTS Superintendent of Schools :Q V' 1 ,- e r o u a ion see i m m ers Mr. J n road, vice- r i n 5 r. vid Lamme, prei Mr. om Grah mg Mr. C. N. Avery, Jr.j Mr . Gcrrie Bray, re aryg Hul n Bloc 5 n r. en n. I l I 3 1 E e 1 f -W WY It MI? f E t E E Q2 t A OF 0' or or or l E . I r Z ' f , l, ,A Y WWW M . -7, 1 ,Wh . ' ' I y If YlTll. V v Mr. Irby B. cmufh t r Mrs. Joan Troegel Mrs. Margrnt Glasgow Persistency wins. Always try to do your best. Latin German . - French Sponsor Latin Club RAPT KIND ATTENTION-Mrs. Thompson, Miss Randerson, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Otts, Mrs. Troegel, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. MacDougall, Miss Beaver, and Miss Gale are caught unaware listening to Christmas music. P X Vg X ,f f - l ku ' ffl ' f 1 C 4 .-an 1 if L I S A Language Arts Mrs. Mary Kathrine MacDougall Don't wait for your ship, go to me English' ' Mrs. Pal' Jean McAllister Mrs. Margaret Adey Journalism 'OK, Let's take that scene again. Doesn't everybody make misNakes? SPOHSOI' The SOI-lfliefliel' English Spanish Sponsor The Rebel Roundup Speech English Sponsor Press Club Sponsor Thespians Sponsor PASF 5POI'ISor Quill and Scroll et it -'vig N.- SOCI6 Studies REV W H TOWNSEND Chaplain of the Senate talks to students in Mrs Nltschke s clvics class as they tour the Capitol Listening from left Gayle Weir Mrs Nitschke Dorothy Morrnss Bonnye Walker Jody Mrs Wlllgrd Nlfschke Jamar and Marilyn Monroe I know that no nation can be both ignorant and free and that education can illuminate the darkness and make men fee Jefferson Civics Sociology American History IZ 2 90 Forster Mrs. Bernard Forster On the double! Civics Texas History American History Sponsor 42 Club Rebelettes Cheerleaders mf ADVISORY Christmas parties are fun say the smiles of Glenn Bennrght Bennet Averyt Joe Ball: Juanita Bartlett Joy Ballard and their advisor Mrs 1 W.. M5 by Q ---I PAT CROY looks skeptucol as Mr Gulfm does an ex perrment an lab although he has already assured her that It wont explode l Mr Frank Guffm I Universal Solvent a womans tears Contomer any woman Chemistry Applred Science 'THERE ARE OTHER thmgs In this world besides chemicals plants for Instance Mr Tyson explains to Mr Guffln Mr. Joe Tyson Contrary to popular opin' Physics Physiology Q Sponsor YPCO Biology'-f ...J Mr. H. E. Cadwallader Use your imagination but don't assume the impossible. General Mathematics Plane Geometry Mrs Jeffue Knelp When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name He marks not that you won or lost but how you played the game Rice Algebra General Mathematics Plane Geometry Mrs Lossle Bushnell Anything worth doing is worth dolng we Algebra TEACHERS TOO are all for beating Mac Mrs Knelp Mrs Forster Mrs Davis Miss Randerson and Miss Ownsby show clearly by their smiles that they are sure of victory W wq.,. M SENIOR ADVISORS must feel a but sad at losing the advisories they have put up with for four long years Mrs Bushnell watches as Pat Croy measures Tommie Craig for his senior cap D H . . . . Q ll. L .,. General Mathematics 1 ' ' fun..- M '- , 1 ' e..,,,y a he 1 g , l l l I l K x l l l l . 4 l , i 'Y 4 -:J Mathematics STRANGERS TO TRAVIS last fall are now oldtlmers This plcture remlnds Mr Cadwallader Mrs Holmes Mr Wllson Mrs MacDougall Mr Coon Dr Phllllps and Mrs Ferns how puzzled they were over the fnllmg out of so many cards Mass Irene Randerson unto others as you would have others do unto you Golden Rule General Math Salud Geometry Tngonometry Plane Geometry Sponsor Student Councul Mrs Mary DeBuult Mathematics takes us unto the reguon of absolute necessnty to whuch not only the tual world but every possuble world must conform Russell Plane Geometry Algebra Commercial Arlthmetlc Q-...fc SHARING A CUP of coffee In the homemaklng room after a long hard day and lookmg at rt with eager smiles are Mr Coon Mr Cadwallader and Mr Wnlson A 1 Bs... W U M' Do H 4 , Y , ac I H. ' l . , .. y it l ,Q Q 9 7 ,, V I il , x l A , b. SX f .J ' L 5 lt lx Mr Gulnn Caruthers Nothang glves me more pleasure than seelng a youngster succeed Radio W d k HELPING Eddre Muller wrth hrs science project to be entered nn the Science Elggtrxxy Four are Gene Rowell and Robert Jaeger under the guidance of Mr Caruthers Sponsor Rod and Gun Club lndustrlal Mr James E Coon alia yi 495 1 CJ People learn when they develop a curlos Woodwork Metalwork 3 LL NEWCOMERS to Travls thus year Martha Porter Joanne Mullett Dons Hudson and Mr Coon learn the art of fllllng out program cards together SLOW AND EASY seems to be the polncy of Mr Adkms and Wayne Agruen as they dellberate over a mechanical drawing problem Arts Mr Tom Branyon V .V . v li ij, ,Mr ' 'N ' r U 1 l'T',,y' S- fy 3 -S' Mr Sam Adkms Where there IS an open mlnd there wull always be a frontier Mechamcal Drawnng Our hvelnhood ns dependent upon agrucul ture Vocatnonal Agruculture Sponsor Future Farmers in PROJECT SUPERVISION IS an Important part of Mr Branyons job Here he helps Johnny Polvado check over an anlmal for exhnbltlon in!!! Dr lrmabel Phllllps Mlss Mary Elizabeth Ownsby Lets face It who are we trymg to kid? God grant me the serenity to accept the Pmchce makes Pedect Typmg thmgs I cannot change the courage to Shorthand change those I can and the wlsdom to Typing know the difference S P I M N 1 CI b Bookkeepmg ponsor opu ar usnc o u 0 frce rac :ce Sponso' R Club Business Education Bfsmful Typing Sponsor Chess CI AND THEN there IS the messy lob of cleaning the 'ti PROOF that typmg teachers know something about PG IS Mrs .4v ' Mrs Irene Falk Never a dull moment' Foods Clothmg Home Management Home Decoratlon Sponsor FHA Chapter II Co sponsor Ballroom Dance Club Homemalclng ,,nl 14-I ' A 'ell J WMM: R' CHRISTMAS for FHA Chapter II as president Allce Mosteller presents Kathy Adey with a glft at the annual banquet VALENTINE DAY for FHA Chapter I as Nancy Dalton Joy Williams and Sponsor Mrs Farris look proudly at a centerpuece they made Mrs. Carmen K. Ferris Don't leave for tomorrow what you can do today Foods Clothmg Home Nursmg J Home Management Sponsor FHA Chapter I .gf -1 Mrs. Manetta LaCrosse You never realize your capabilities until they are tried. Physical Education Biology Intramurals Mr. Delbert Davis The world doesn't owe you a living. Health Basketball Coach Assistant in Football vyltssy, t sfe vfys 5 Mrs Rosemary Leonard A bird that can sung and wont sung ought to be made to sung Physical Education Biology I Co sponsor Future Nurses Club Mr Jim Munson Keep your head up and you may not have to hold it down Physical Education B team Football B team Basketball Mr Fenner Meyers Don t thunk your head might explode Know' American History Assistant in Football Assistant In B team Basketball Education Mrs Betty Lou Otts 'When you come to the end of your rope he a knot and hang on Sports Tennis Health Physical Education Sponsor Popular Music ll tl fy' ff lt's desire that wins. Mr. Jack Allison Are you willing to pay the price? Biology Track Coach Assistant in Football Co-sponsor Ballroom Dance Club Mr. M. R. Davis World History American History Physical Education Head Football Coach Mr Emil Schroeder 4 Some people rush to catch up but Rebels rush to stay ahead Physical Education B team Coach Baseball Coach .g IM GOING T0 WEAR it at my first pep rally at Baylor Mr Schroeder tells Mr Martine about the shirt the faculty gave hlm at his farewell PUYYY . 1, , , 1, , . . 0 I . ' ll I A 'Z 4, xx T, M ' Q I 4 H W I . 1 0 , I S ,Q 1, . ' A , ? P V If f .M ,, ,V 4 I ' ., ,, . w A 1 Viflfw , fp' - ,M . A . , ,, , , , , T V , ' 'Q NPL J 1, 1 ' ' , l . M' V ' a f ' f 4 n Mlxed Choir Boys Cholr Glrls Cholr Mass Josle Champlon Without a song the day would never F end Gershwm Q' -12? 'ir Band Orchestra nv' THE TEACHER'S TOUCH IS always a help speclal touch to one of Bruce Madmg's pictures Worklng nn the back ground are Tommy Spell, Henry Lmdsey, and Danny Cater Here Mrs Davis adds that 100 TEAMWORK among the members of the band and the choir and also between thelr directors Mr Montgomery and Mass Champion IS essentlal for varlous programs and assembhes Mr John M Montgomery Mrs Frances Davls Art IS beauty beauty IS truth r Co sponsor Ballroom Dance Club Sponsor l2B Class 1, . ' , 1, - , . . , . 'T V If , . l, A 'fa , , ' . ' , . , ... A- . A . . . 1, . . . ,, , . K 1 I , . A Q ., e .ex rs 4. H 1 V A 4 n A 4 1: 4 ,. . Q .M A X , - 'K 4 -N I Mr Leland Wllson LEARNING rn the clossroom before golng out unto business to practice The flfsf element of SUCCCSS 'S fhe are two DE students Make Wacker and Malcolm Lrght under the able determmatlon to succeed hand gf Mr wllson Dlstrlbutrve Educatron Sponsor Dlstnbutrve Education Club Dlstrlbutlve Education Driver s Education Mr Steve Bmugher Safety IS no accident Drivers Education N rg f-1 ,F WHETHER THE CLASS is in the corridor or in a car Mr. Brougher points out that learning how to drive the right way is important. xx Mrs. Wanda McMains Money, money, money! m Secretary A., i 3 f L' I l E 4 if 2 AQ-a office my f e - is L ,, Mrs. Gladys Ashby Mrs. June Lucchese Belief ldfe flwrl never A diller, o dollar, a ten o'clock C'e'k SC: 'f'2 Mrs. Barbara Johnson ess mr A good book is the best of friends. -Tupper- Librarian Library 8 - mf Mrs. Minnie Rogers K 0 5' Woe be to him who reads but a 5 one book. Q VQX 5 Library Clerk l i l 3. 1 M- ' f W l' S It's m the rule book' 2 Don t ever soy thot agam' Men Ah ut wosn t anythmg I tawt I taw a puddy tal' Mah dear frlend Just call me Caddy ur I.lves M A Next question? Its 3:30 at ost! You mean I havent to you that story. 'There we were-me and that 20 pound bass. . . -P 5 .6 Q Ak S-:ss -.FY nf an Q Y? 2 . A i , W I dim 4, L- its I . vi A he J X e .39 i 1 g t . hrs? ,,.X, 'X L -:-. 2, Q- .Q k,k, I f , fm ge m . ',.A, '4 if g '-.,' 1 Nfl -A .L I l THE WAY to a Reb's heart is through his stomach as our cafeteria staff well knows. Preparing today's meal are: from left: Mrs. Vera Jones, Mrs. Selma Soderberg, Mrs. Lydia McGahee, Mrs. Louise Cole, Mrs. Frances Glass, Mrs. Ada Davis, Mrs. Ozell Sultimier, Mrs. Lavern Wallace, Mrs. Henrietta Hutchesen, and Mrs. Azelie Herrington. Cafeteria and Custoclial Stalls ARRIVING EARLY and leaving late and in the meantime keeping our school in apple-pie order are our custodians: from left: Mrs. Myrtle Hoffpauir, Mrs. Mary Dearing, Mr. Johnny Reyes, Mr. Henry Glass, Mr. H. W. Scott, Mr. Otto Kieke, and Mr. Bob Jones. YQ 'N A N-if S . 1 , , 5 K i 'x' F 1 .f ,Y , if .4- 1. mr, f 4 Z W . v 15,1-1 Z. if gf ' ,X ' 'W F 'Q N Q I .- -. ., ,, Q I 1 4 . , f rw, Q if E 1 K Q. is 95 3 -ii ,w NJ if ia.-fit. Q6 ,L ' .?', 'I 1,!.'v 4 'WSI' 'ff 'f UIQ , ff, IW is I 9 1 ,f z I I f 1 bfi' Y ' X a'.4 W er 'iii' IO' Q ! fix s Mi 108 .my I ...I 'Zh PRESIDENT ....,. VICE PRESIDENT , . . SECRETARY .4,, TREASURER ,.A.AA.., SERGEANT-AT-ARMS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FALL . , . JIMMY ROGERS JOHNNY POLVADO I.,. JUDY BRYSON I NANCY THOMAS . . JESSE JOHNSON Juniors Jo e HARVEY BARNETT, Billy Eickmann, Johnny Polvado, Carol Homersfad, Adams' yc Elaine Toll, and Elizabeth Davis take a break from dancing at the annual bonfire dance. Alexander, Kathy Alexander, Norma Allman, Barbara Lee Anderson, Allan Arhelger, Lynn if Armentrout, Pat . 94 ,L Y N Balli, Corinna Q B' yBanner, Wesley W , ty as 5 ,,,.,,. 5 E Barak, Mary Ann y yy ,sz V. K-f in 7 5 ' Burgas, Ernestine Basey, Bobby Lee Barnett, Harvey Batey, Don Bednarski, Joe ,, 4 - f , 9 V 5 Ps E 'if' Juniors Bertram, Mildred ff Biggs, Leona Bixler, Ronald Blackstone, Bill LOOKING OVER THE REMAINS of the bonfire are fall class officers Judy Bryson, Nancy Thomas, Jimmy Rogers, and Johnny Polvado. Bloomquist, Marvin Blum, Charles Bohls, Carl Bohls, Rodney Bray, Sondra Bryson, Judy 53' fl ' X ,Pl a , -w Buchanan, Mary Lou Burkhardt, Donna Burnell, Eddie Calderon, Beatrice Cauthen, Patricia 5 4' 'P 'A 'im 11' , 1 Yi: w xy U v l 1? 55 f 45'-'-Q gms. affix. 17- 41- 1 A 7 1 1, 1' . i fun ll' we 13 Mo N MP arhv' Y 6, I, be Q All ' i' 2 f--fi a .e i x,,' Dombi, Rose Eickmann, Billy Elsner, Dale ANOTHER BIG EVENT of this year was the Rebelette party feting the Blue Brigade. Serving punch are Linda North and Cynthia Piper, while Minette Naquin waits first in line to be served. Christie, Linda Sue bClark, Bobby Colvin, Kay Conner, Thomas Cooper, Darrell Gene Corbell, Don Cosgrove, John Cruz, Bertha Darter, Bobbie Anne Deane, Willie 'G' DeBauIt, Ben I Dodd, Millicent Juniors -l Falke, Barbara Farrel, Peggy Farris, Barbara Feaster, Andy Flenniken, Mike sl Foster, Dora Ann Fox, Jimmy Ray Frensley, Sara Jo Frizzell, Charles Q7 19 Fuhrman, Judy Gaskin, Martha Glasscock, Sherri YRS? Xa? A N 5 4 'X Ei' E1 Vg--:? ? 5 MF, tl 4 .49 , JUl'llOI'S Good, Bob 1 Good, Nathan Er K. Graham, Sue STOPPING FOR THE PAUSE that refreshes, we catch Nancy Thomas and Jimmy Rogers at the McCallum after game dance. Juniors HERE MELVIN soomzne, Terry DeVilbis, Jo Griffin, Dale McAuley, Gene Rhemann, Lynn Arhelger, Jimmy Whorton, and Diana Nichols enjoy dancing at the Band Dance. fi, -Vw- . if-,,. - Griffin, Judith 5 ' ii '1 Haffelder, Donnie iv D .id . Hancock, John ffHarris, Darrow Harsch, Sandra Henderson, Lana Jo Henriksen, Irene Hestilow, Earl Hielscher, Amelia Hilbig, Stanley Hitchcock, Robert Hobgood, Judith Hocker, Madge Holden, Robert ii :- Ve -9 K .- M t i 5 , S Q 5 tx if J - 1 1 .7 , , :fa - f K H-H Q VI JE ggi my Q -., a 63 , 'R W' Qi :fe X 3 X f Q21 194' M43 ,' --31 Q ,X 'nw WF' ,YQTO A- 2 f 1 3 at I , W, Juniors Hooper, Douglas Horton, Eugene ' fsfffwef f 1 WAITING THEIR TURN in the Christmas style show are Homerstadl Carol Delores Rummel, Leon Griffin, Jo McAuley, Earl Beaty, Billy Stewart, and Dorothy Martin. Howell, Judy Huckaby, Lester Ingram, Judy 'UU' Jenkins, Myron Johnson, Donald Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Merleen Joslin, Chester Kanetzky, Carlene Kay, Barbara Kelso, Gordon Klingemann, Carolyn .. Q x D . ,ze it I wg, ew Light, Malcolm l McAuley, Jo L J hV -W f McCaslin, Larry ' McCormick, Carol Jean McCormick, David Klingemann, Curtis Koerner, Monty Krezdorn, Riki Krzywonski, Mary Nell Lacy, Monette 'PTT' Landrum, Wayne Laws, Bobby Liardon, Marie Liesman, Clara Lohman, Melvin Juniors HERE'S A GOOD DANCE RECORD, says Jimmy Jackson to his date Lou Ellen New ot the Southern Ball. McCullough, Leta Lynn McDougal, Viola McNeely, Jim McNeil, Linda Macry, Dian so of-1, Martin, Donie Martin, Jerry Martinez, Rosemary 1? V s 01' x li, 'iz Qi' Z lll, E ,wi Y yy, M, R fi Massey, Woodie Juniors K . ,gig ' A1 fm Merrill, Madeline i if - Mickelsen, Tony 5 gf. Mitchell, Dick S K5 Morgan, Patsy 'QS 5 Morgan Donnie L. Morris, Merle RAYMOND HAWKINS shows Madeline Merrill and Charline Nnuert how to assemble a chair. 5 ,--v Juniors WORKING HARD to meet that deadline for Mueller Gerald the Rebel Roundup are Linda North, Diana I Nichols, Carlene Kanetzky, and Marie Liardon. Oliver, Sue Orr, Betsy Owen, Jimmy Pannell, Jerrell Parker, La Bron Mulholland, Carole Murchison, Barbara Nauert, Charline Nauert, Johonas New, Lou Ellen Nichols, Diana Norris, Flora North, Linda Nycum, Shirley ., 1' ,ggi . . , f gf' 4' il f., use MY gg 1 sv iiffilfl 2 . R .15 T1 12- ' L-rl in R 'gf ill Rio, . 2-Q!! ,lf fi! C7 -.1 YI? I 'Q 1 gk ' fx, f ff ,fi-H ' Juniors with ,.....f-an-Nr Pellar DURING ONE OF THOSE RARE MOMENTS I of study, we find John Cosgrove cramming for exams. K 'Q Penick, Rhea Peterman, Robert ' .vi , , 's 6, ky, is A 1 6 in A t f s 'f I -mf I , 4 fl is s S 35:5 Au 'if ' f n ' 1 4 o . f as x E Peterson, Richard Petri, Judy Phares, Ro , Ai I 5.1, 5 0-,ff-'- E z I . ,vi . QR.. N C , ,s- Lf ASQ .er x., , 5 if Y Piper, Cynthia Polvado, Johnny Powell, Larry Price, Jimmy Proffitt Tommy Puryear, Dillard Ransom, Sherman Ray, Frank Reid, Barbara 'W VA wx, z , E T, AM le. , szfgii ' I V L. Renker, Sam Rhemann, Gene Roberts, Johnny Rogers, Jimmy Rogers, Milton Rummel, Delores f rr- v J Sanders, Jeannie if A to Sanders, Patsy ,l ' J Sankey, Gerald X' A af-S' I i NQQEWJ fr 5:13. to . Jinn X I fy Sappington, Nancy L tyrk H ikk Q , i S . A I. , ,Ely we I assman, David gf gjw , f K ,li l ', Saunders, ' , xi', Q ,, . 1 xl S Y' -. ' , 'rv N., B sssilist ,se 1 ,' , ls f f l Sebesta, Delbert y Shaw, Charles B zr ,, ' ' V Schwartz, William yy- '- Schwarzer, Don D Shuler, Harvey y Q n ' Smith, Frank ,Q J n, . ... Spears, Bobby ' yk , R rie A' scoff, Adene ' l 2 Spillar, Tommy axsw-wdwe Stanford, Nancy Sterzing, Ross Stewart, Billy Strong, Joe Studer, Rosemary Sunday, Mike Staton Charles Sterzing, Bill 'lm . If as W QQ? W Thomas, Nancy Tillman, Terry Todd, Connie Toll, Elaine Trevino, Frances KW 'DQS Q I R x in 'v Umlauf, Carolyn umlauf, Madelon ,E A Votaw, Iris 'V T Wagner, Arthur If Wagner, Tony P Walker, Larry Walker, Roberta , x Ni it ' Wler, Amuel J s J j ' J l Williams, Bennie tv' fr' Williams, Gayle W.,., 'Z ,W gf s Q N , 'MJ 'D I ggmlg g ' rm. ,Q ,M 'Q i'f J . 5 T7 ,YK- Warren, James A' it 1 West, Jo Ann gk J Wilkinson, Martha j 'N 'EV X o Qu? Ll Y-er' 'ml' Whorton, Jimmy Williams, Joyce Wilson, Charles Wilson, Elliott Wright, Betty Woods, David Yost, Robert Young, Pat ' Zieger, Rodney Zimmer, Marilyn k UN: Andy Crites Bo Price Janet Bailey -Joy Bullard David Burks SPRING OFFICERS President . ..., . ,A, . ,..,.- Bo Price Vice President eereee ...,.. J anet Bailey Secretary ,..,.., ........ J udy Miller Treasurer ,..,..,.e,eee,.eA, ,,.A.... R uthann Bray Sergeant-At-Arms ,....... ..,,,.. J ohn Shaw Anderson, Larry Andrews, Mary Ellen Bullard Joy Appleby Jim M., Averet, Benet Bartlett Juanita .gy Bailey, Janet Bennefleld Bill Bennight, Glenn Bible, Richard Bland, David Blazyk Carol Bolmg, Rodney 5 2,4- Bray, Ruthanne Cam, Martha iii? Sophomores Mary Sheppard Kenneth Southwell, and Adelle Sylvester take time out between bites Bourke, Tommy Beverly Crouch James Campbell Jackie Culpepper, Ben y ii .3 PQ 1 Cameron Shirley Cyrus, Jere J H ,fi Cantrlll Dot Dqves, John Caruthers, Jimmie Chesnutt, Donna Christal, Patricia Louise Clendennen, Patricia Ann Conn, Nancy Conner, Jerry Cox, Gene V Crawford, Frances Nell lib WJ 'U' 1 X W J ' l'-' Crawford, Freda Ruth f X 1 A ,J I J' Sneezy, Dopey, and Sle py eat as f th y Qt: Nl are almost as hungry s the Soph m es I J at their lunch period. 'lt L v is i Guerra Suzanne Gurley Patricia Dillard, Sharon Farris Billy Douglas, Eddie Ferguson Jack Foster Sammy Drmkard Donna Fox Arlene Gage Margaret Q f Gaines, John Glass, William Goodwin, Betsy Green, Billy Guerra Hortense D IZ 5- 'V' Q lx A if l l N f-g Delorla Bobby Denson Denny Elsey Bobby Derrick Sandra Hocker, Sharron Gutierrez, Vera Howell, Champ Hudson, Doris :,,,Z I Lg Haldeman, Gary Hunt, Dee Anna in ii i l iiili Hall, Patricia Irvine, John g t 4? f J 5 ei d Hall, Phyniss A Q we Hallmark, Florence lSCl1Y, Edward up , ,,i- M I A 5 J-' Hamm, Ethel - Harp, Darrell , 63? dm, M4 Hawkins, Carolyn Sue its -3 19- Hawkins, Nelda 'S Hawkes, Keith V V U , liliii ,o,,fi Haynes, Darrell y Heijl, Joe , , y W' W I L J ,r, A Hibler, Larry W dimly Q' 46. . W ,ff , we-A rn, Wifi., llii W Hill, Pe99Y Louis Benny Ward, John Ellen Warren, Vickie Watson, Ned Wood, Diane Wang, and Kathy Wade show each other their grades after receiving their first report cards. I 1 'x-4-I Kirksey Ken 'Kavanaugh, William Kllngemann, Ray Knebel Ralph Knorre, Melodie Kunz, Marvin Lafuente, Lenora Lane, Kenneth Lankford, Burrell Lester, Paul Lindsey, Henry Y l Livingston, Linda 'Z , N f g 4 x W Lovelady, John iff-N Jones, Lame Kelley Jimmy Juvenal, Jackie Kennedy Billy j of-. McDonnel Jerry Mosteller Raymond y W Mallett Joanne Munson, Carolyn Martinez Louis ...., Mashburn Sandra May, Benjamin Miles, Judy Dell Miles, Kathryn Monreal, Marcelino Montgomery, Johnn Moore, Beverly Jean ffm Q0 Wall 0 Porter, Martha Prather, Michael Preusse, Marilyn Price, Bo Ramos, Mary Palmer, Dons Patmo, Elida Nowell, Patricia e A Ollison, Carlos Nuz, Modesta Palmer, Leila Orr, Myrna Park, Elva Alice Owens, Linda Park, Richard Parker, Ma ry Ann fu? 'Q 'CSV' Peterson, Molly K if Pearson, Betty i 'G Penick, Tommy S Piper, Philip vu 2' 'Q X l 2 5 I z J 4' J r l ' yf eaiif' WCYQQC Sherrod Mack 4 Wkrau Ramsey, Mary Shugart, Ernest s y Slfuentes Lupita 3 l I .., -S Q 3 Q7 Q 'Y 6 , A Sr 9 GI, Ransom, Judy Shaw, John Otis Reed Tommy Sheppard, Jackye 3. 52 9 35' 1-fRepp, Bobby Reynolds, Trudy Sloan, Roberts, Barbara fr! Q ! 'YZ IJ' f -H4 'ff' xp ' Robertson, Gary Roessing, Jacque Ross, David Rowland, Shirley 1 Roland Rundell, Monte Jane 1 Sanders George 1 e i f Sauls Sandra y Schmidt Molly Scott, Ronnie f xiii' Jx x J X il.. While trying other sneeze, S shows off the favorite class. 'X '57 n 134 Sobeck, Barbara ,, at nfs 3,05 Southwell, Ken Stanley, Douglas ' W Spillar, Jimmy A Q r y 'l 'TN l Spillmann, Charles Stewart, Judy J J ' l y Yer Spradling, Jerilyn Street, Joe r ,A Y. ' '1 A .aug - J pi, ,r m- as ' S . ,' .a My Sullivan, Jim ti A- ' 7 -:' .' J ,lk St. John, Lee Jay Sullivan, Paul 7. V up 5 5, I Sylvester, Joyce , Q ,rr S r . ,XX y ,,. 2 ii, Tarwater, Carolyn l -o--' Q., Tetens, Carolyn Thomas, Cecilia ,Q .. I Q 5 ' X ww Thomas, Margie Dell V ii Thompson, Bernice if f QM Th c I i l S A omPson, aro yn ,y A X fm b , 1 .3 V Ir Torres, Daniel S J Sv- Q l C ,. ' T -v S X., r Touchstone, John -f s-Jfgil , r X ' l if fi ,Slss 1 Toungate, Joy Wages Wilma Jean ruehardt, Gaynel YEA, REBELS! A familiar phrase to both the soph Wagner, Betty Ann Wagner, Jimmy Carl Wang, Diane omores and Sleepy, Dopey, and S e y Ward, Benny Ward, Lenora Warren, John Ellen Warren, Julia Ann My for-5, ,l 'YQ +4 lag: Washburn, Doug .l,Q xiv' 7 Watson, Vicki Rae fy J Weaver, John Dale Wende, Freddy ,V 5 A Wilkes, Bobbie Jean 7. M ' l 'cf Williams, Charles 1, tb N I Qjwf SPORTS . Q ff? 'Ns ,M x XA xv,-'...f--f 'X ,,,.- S--v '-If S 'BN Willis Travls l Travis 2 Travls 6 Travls 6 Travns l Travls 7 Travus l Travus 6 Travis 3 Season Record Bellalre lHoustonl 7 Laredo 7 Kerrville l Baytown 2 McCollum Waco 'l Temple l Aushn 2 Carroll 6 H C? Jax J' fs ,,,-3 e,,jy :VKX V1 TIL. Sweetheart fff--- ,...5,,,, 19, x' 'Qs-:., X53 ff' 7 X -s if 7 N 1 . 2 . if 1, n A . 6 S X 7 fs ' W I X jf ' 4 0 ' F v ...M X ,sl , I , ' 8 A' X ' If X X ' 3 4 V Q J 7, . . 6 -Q ' 4- xi 3 ,f , 5 ' Y.,, A X, l ' TW :TW . , .X f , KX, .7 on he 'V T 'Q ,fr ' X , 4 I 5 if 'I - ef - fQfQg N if!!! L Y , ,57 T xy, NX ' 7, fr k Jig! fy If' I ' A fifif' f . M' 7 A X' 7 hijjye f X If A , i J 1.63 , v' If , ::5'-ff:-.f,e1' f ve I Q , ' .L , b With,- J Xl ,3 q 138 M 7 X!! f Lg. A WINNING TEAM would never exist without good coaches. They build, bully, and baby a group of boys into a team of men who win. By doing exactly this, Head Coach M. R. Davis and his assistant coaches, Mr. Fenner Myers and Mr. Jack Allison, have provided the achool with one of the fightingest, winningest teams in the Rebels' istory. COACHES M. R. Davis, Jack Allison, and Fenner Myers do a bit of down to earth study with their quarterbacks Jimmy Price and Jim Rogers during a practice session. 41 ONE OF THE FINEST STANDOUTS on Rebel football teams for the past three years has been Gibbs Franlli. It seems that he could always come up with that extra yard when it was needed. It was due to this reliability that he was elected co- captain of this year's team along with Neill Coble. In earn- ing his third letter in football he has won the admiration and respect of the entire Reb student body. THE MEN BEHIND THE SCENES, although they are unsung, are nevertheless heros in their own right. They do the small, hard iobs that are necessary to a team's success. Managers Danny Cater and James Riffe have shouldered this responsibility more than ably this year. EARL HESTILOW-SR. Tackle 152 was an asset to the team. lsquadl Though he didn't play all the time he lbs. WAYNE AGUREN-SR. Tackle 175 lbs. Big and fast, he was a good blocker and a better tackler. ll-Ll DELBERT HAWKINS - SR. Tackle 168 lbs. Big and rugged, it was good to know that he was in reserve. 11-Ll KENNETH LIND-SR. Fullback 172 lbs. A good linebacker, he Jas a defensive standout. THAD SAUNDERS-SR. End 164 lbs. He could catch them long or short. K1-Ll 140 Looking for a soft spot to land on is the Tivy quarterback as Sam Ruiz 1221 and Dan Cervenka 1871 come up with all intents of making it a crash landing . COME AND GET IT Tom Spillar C441 is challenged by Sonny Dandrant C211 of Martin High lLaredo1 after eluding James Switzer C731 a would-be tackler. Runs like this led the Rebs to a 26 7 victory over the Tigers. 1 ' -mg -sm g JV mir , 4 . H .. 1 .J 'K M f . 'L, .ffl 11' .5 -5.-.e'3..' A in hi s A .I wingfikn' , 351, 'giyilgi NEILL COBLE -Sr. Guard. 175 lbs. He was a standout on offense and defense due to his excellence in blocking and tackling. C2-L1 151 JIMMY PRICE - Sr. 156 lbs. Quarterback. A good passer and signal-caller, he will be missed next year. C2-L1 EARL BEATY - Sr. Guard. 153 lbs. Next year the Rebs will miss his fine defensive play. ll-L1 SAM RUIZ - Sr. Halfback. 141 lbs. Pound for pound he was one of the finest backs the Rebs ever had. fl-L1 LAURIN CURRIE - Sr. Halfback. 152 lbs. When the situation called for something extra, he always had rt. ll-L1 55 DON VALK - Soph. 182 lbs. With this year's experience behind him, Pr Siould be a big gun next year. sw, X ' J ef? A 1' -. ji At' 1 s K' wt- .ix V' N! e g,-,Net .., , 1, Vai N562 . . .4 X! 1- f. My ,Q-. 5, . 2 ..' 3:,,, ,..- 1 ' 1 ,ktl . I my- L 3. fi p . .r d he ws. meiffg. DAN CERVENKA - Sr. End 160 lbs. One of the finest on defense in the district, he was equally as good on offense. Q2-LJ GAINING VICTORY BELL - Neill Coble f66J does his part for the Rebs in their 14-0 upset of the then high-ranked McCallum Knights as Jim Rogers C101 adds his encouragement. Coble intercepted a Northside pass while off-balance and tumbled to the ground. Allan Rogers 1601, a McCallum tackle, was moving in to stop him. EDDIE MILLER - Sr. Guard 164 lbs. He was good enough to play guard on any team. C1-Ll TOMMY SPILLAR - Jr. Halfback 151 lbs. Though he was not con- sidered a regular this year, he should prove his true value next year. K1-Ll ALEX LEDESMA - Sr. Guard 164 lbs. He was a most reliable man to have in reserve. C1-Ll J 0 if ig, Nil! Mi f fi Mg, , A , 4 , one If :m ai if . ' Q: f V .. K A ,Q 1 e i y -V-, 5',i-,,?ff f.f J fi' as W' JN f s 4: . . ANDY CRITES - Soph. End 168 ' f2?3fQ1fQ qgxix f lbs. He figures to be a good future I vwspecr. aerffiif ff , , E3 w i ll I . A ri ff, gary H Y , Q, J ,L JOHN SHAW - Soph. Halfback 172 lbs. With his break-away speed and his hard driving, he will always be a good man to rely upon. nM owENs - Jr. cenfef 196 lbs. , 'Y' Just the right size, he should be Number One next year. of is, lv ... M... s..,,, ' ': f , 'Warw- , 5,.w,,s,:,V' Msg 7-f f r ,i 1 J,si yy r i f ,ew 1 ,e+,,,m-,, I I : k.:L MQ5feql!5 gb' 21.5 5, '. STEVE GRAEF - Sr. Center 150 lbs. He provided a lot of spirit when it was needed. - ' T My R 5,2 V . .QQ QW ,egllgrg A ,yu L L Q o f .. 'M .M ,. . rg.: Xe, 1- , -.V .jgz,? 'vn Ki' 3' 1 .- M15 ,- ,, . M gr -A '. fi 'hiirfzz '.,wW,,IW 5 ar iwie 1 4 exe- Y W., Wifi H 13' in is, a mf?-5' me M . . v u ,-. Wi X ' ,'f,3, , if ,f A , ,f n, ,fe 'f , -5 4 4 Q xii' I f My 6 Q . , er ol r K V. N31 A ' me 5 W Y , 1?-Afiifiyi 1 s - U A f I, 'Z f'Q 5ci25l:!'fi ?fQ i iw hfeiiifif zvi f gay? , ' I 2? ' V' vf,' 1f,.ff2 4MQ,w,',,-z TOMMIE CRAIG - Sr. T38 lbs GOT IT -John Shaw M21 takes a pass over his shoulder as Tom Pettigrew 1537 Hulfback. what lin-le he played of Waco looks on in dismay. This action took place in the I8-7 defeat of the he played well' Rebs by the Tigers. B0 PRICE-SOPH. Center 163 lbs. Al ways steady, he has all the qualities neces- sary to good centers. K1-LJ DOG-GONED. The Rebs missed out by one point as Temple blacked an extra paint to win 14-13. Here Neill Cable takes out the big Wildcat end with a vicious tackle as a canine supporter looks an. EW JAMES WARREN-JR. End 146 lbs. As speedy an end as a coach would hope far, he wil! be a fine prospect next season. lsquadl K, ,f wig: ,AL it if Y: 4-4lnl'?N-I fx! , f s X vi s 1 4. 4 .. A J' 'Y QT 4 Q ' . ' Q xt W, f sf K N53 . ' ' V 5' - f 1, 7 7 ' ,Misffff fn! ' me 8- weighs . ' c l 1 qv I 9 Q03 2, 2 ,S ' Q ' -'Q' ., ' 1 A - w .ilu -' ,SL -5. f , -. ,lily -.14 'f?'3ff-+ , iffgjs- is i wwf K- -up .if-nf .Z fl, K 55 '. :x i ' -21 f 1:55-. ' ,gig Q .W , A -'!-vltff be . . .A -1' V1 1 5 -: time .. V ' 2 -- W fijm W RONALD BIXLER-JR. Guard 170 lbs. He figures to be the most improved man in his senior year. K1-Ll 144 CHARLES SHAW-JR. Tackle 210 lbs. Opposing linemen had better keep their eyes on this bay in '58. lsquadl DAVID BURKS-SOPH. Halfback 182 lbs. He should be regular fullback in '58. ws 352 Q1 35 . , 1, Q I . PLL Q H . :getaway VICTOR SOSA - Sr. Guard 132 lbs. Always scrappy, he would take on the biggest men any day. ll-LI 5, ALLAN ANDERSON - Jr. owner- A '- N- is ,VM . . . A 'M PA ...ar I AF? I i mf' 1- A .,, , if uri.. yibi r , my 4 ,aAA Q, :bw . fhigyggvt. back 153 lbs. A good man on de- 625: fense, he was also used as a half- V ww S, A , r ,I 1-Y-'L ,A , W f v I 1fsg.f,,,3, 54255. Q K .7,..'f,V55 'JH' 1 .Q . 3. ,-,+,2N..,WW,, if -' .. fe' A f I . I W., ,a sfggfggg -. L . 'X- gg fs A I 55 - V ' , f --v . , .V I . ,se ,5 - 'f:i'.,,,,-1 ,. A 1f'f,.,: f . ' , , ,ql,, if , , I, L ',,' I 'L 'AKA A ff '! 2 of my K gg, Vp , - X -- - Mins : H 'W' V I is .wi ,gf LEON GRIFFIN - Jr. Tackle I73 '15-I' , , A . JIM ROGERS - Jr. Quarterback 130 lbs. Dynamite comes in small packages and he proved to be no exception to the rule. Il-I-I OUT OF THE MIST - John Shaw 1421 gathers in an air-mail package as Tim Overton 1623 of Austin High charges out of a cloud to make the tackle in the 26-6 defeat of the Rebels at the hands of the Mara lbs. He proved to be a fine blocker on offense as well as a good de- fensive man. 596' ,.,,g,g1 CLIFFORD PELLAR - Jr. End 173 lbs. Tall and able, he made o good target. C C A LACK OF HEIGHT and expenence hurt the Rebs this year as they only attalned a 3 l8 mark but with thus years experlence plus the know how and flne coaching of Mr Delbert Davis the Rebs appear to have a bnght future CLIFFORD PELLAR stretches to take a rebound away from the Yellowgackets of Cleburne as David Sassman looks on It was ln valn though as the Yellowgackets stung the Rebs 48 4l The next nlght the Rebs tasted revenge to the tune of a 42 39 overtime vlctory over the same Cleburne cagers WX X W XB 1N 1 h 'i- l fl ant 'gi 6 S C f I . ' I a . . I. 9 . 1 1 5 . 8 'fixf ,I 29, 'sc um C . X: X X Xa git ., ,, xx 3 X. X x T kgs: K XX if af' X x nxx fs 'a xis 4A ..,, . - '- n ff - ffl LUTHER FIELDS JR Guard Good dnbbler and a hard drrver should be a standout next season DAVID SASSMAN leaps hugh to avord a but of excellent guarding by a Waco Tlger The Tigers dld their part In contrrbutrng to the Rebs winless showrng rn Dlstrrct l3 AAAA by scores of 62 4l and 59 48 TERRY BRAY SR Guard Fast and shlfty a fair ball handler JIMMY ROGERS JR Guard Ac curate on long shots and a hne playmaker ought to provide a good defensrve player next year u , . r rl , r Q. v u , . . . . ,, I . n , . . .. ' . n , . FRANK SMITH has his shot block- ed by a Cardinal of Concordia as Terry Bray, David Sussman, and Jesse Johnson look on. The Cards fell victim to the Rebs for the second year in a row to the score of 48-36. CLIFFORD PELLAR, SR., forward, Could hook with either hand as well as being a good rebounder, will be missed next year. Most accurate on the two-hand set shot, will be a top contender for the number l guard position. 5953 4: -t. M ft. A- X ' .'i. e--'- S O HERMAN Hlcxs, sn. Forward, G Long and tall, saw only limited 'I service but nevertheless proved 'G E2 himself to be a fine, dependable Q .ra .J Q ,.,, WESLEY BANNER, JR., Guard, ALLAN ANDERSON, JR. Guard Used more frequently as the season progressed, shapes up to be next year's most improved player. FRANK SMITH, JR. Forward As good a man os you could want under the basket, this year's experience should make him even better. DAVID SASSMAN and Clifford Pellar jump for the ball amid a tangle of McCallum's cagers. The Knights, dom- inating the backboards, cut the Rebs down twice 52-35 and 52-37. t. . 1 5 a DAVID SASSMAN, JR. Forward Tall and a good rebounder, on A-I prospect next time around. JESSE JOHNSON, JR. Guard One of the district's top scorers, one can only guess about what lies in store for him. J . J Av bln BASEBALL COACH MR FENNER MYERS shows his knowledge of the finer points of baseball as the five returnlng lettermen Neill Coble Jesse Johnson Danny Cater Sam Ruiz and Wesley Banner look on As far as the team and the school are concerned there couldnt have been a better man picked to succeed former coach Mr Emil Dutch Schroeder TAKING CARE of an baseball team involves a lot of work as managers Sparky Blaylock, left, and James Ritfe will tell you. In their opinion though, they wouIdn't trade places with any- one. Here they examine the coaches newest toy, a new fungo. a good hutter too that bug thmgs come In small packages as fme an mfnelder and lutter as you could want WESLEY BANNER JR Pitcher lL Faster than most hlgh school pitchers NEILL COBLE SR Catcher I L A good eye and a strong arm make hum one of the best catchers the Rebs ever had MACK MAY SOPH Pitcher 'The only southpav on the team a hard man to jf PV' DONNlE LQZANO, Sll. 2nd. Base, Just more. proof ' . . . .,, hit. I F WAYNE RUSSELL JR Pltcher A good fast ball shows lnm to be a good prospect both tlns year and next TOMMIE CRAIG SR lst Base Long and tall just made for the lust base positron Int: well too ERWIN BECKER SR Pltcller 'Tall and lanky with an arm like a wlnp one of the most rellable pltchers on umm cxrzn sn ss z L 'The fn-.sf shortstop rhar fb' fm' has ever worn the Red and Gray he huts as well as he field: 152 u , - 1 - 1 1 . . . l . u 1 I - . - u 1 - 1 ' - u . 1 - ' ' ' . . 1 I . in 1 - ' I ll ' . M599- ALLEN ANDERSON JR Outheld A oth worker rn the outfreld sho ld he smo even better after this years play NATO RUIZ JR Outfleld A better than average hrttor and a jackrablnt In the outheld one of the most nmproved players on the team SAM RUIZ SR 2nd Base 2 L Shows the true splrrt h ll ot all tumes covers the of a real competutor nts we keystone corner' luke a lug leaguer JIMMY STEGALL SR Outfleld A player that any coach could rely upon fx ,fs-V V , . M fmi-if A ,-,xx au, Wy. - 11 V X 1 - 1 ' l' - 1 1 I - 11 1 f 1 ' ' . . . . . . 1 - 11 ll ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 2 1 1 5 1 - - 11 , Y . I LZff1g,A, . 1 - 11 1 - 1 ll i V 1 , BO PRICE SOPH Ist Base 'Tlus year's experlence should put lum un the number SAM LUCHESE, SR Outfueld, A good clutch hitter: reluable as a defensive man, also. I THAD SAUNDEKS SR Outfleld Strong and fast wth a good arm can compare huts mth the best of them n I . u 1 I . one spot for first base next season. ' ll ' I . e I u ll : . RALPH KNEBEL, SOPH. Catcher, 'Theres no reason why he shouldn t be a top flight catcher after the ex ' 'll oin this season penance he wa g DONNIE POUNDS SOPH 2nd Base 'The smalles I as well as the largest man on the team but he p ays JESSE JOHNSON .IR 3rd Base lL He was good last season better this season one can only guess about IIBXI' SGIISOII ,Jimi C is 1 1 ' - 11 ' , , 'J 1 .itllf S 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I 11 'Vi M, , ,, ,. , V A 2923 3 . 5 'aan 5 I ,. mix, ,M f I rf' 4441-ls.. ., I ,...-f- N ,A V 5 ', . 7 , of-I t 7 ' V , '61, yi Q H A ' f - 5 A f e . as e - D . vm X , V 1 , , . . , l' ,A 11 E JIMMY OWENS, Doug Washburn, and Kenneth Lane look over the I2 pound shot before actually attempting to throw it in competition. BOB CHANDLER shows Don Valk some of the finer paints of the discus throw. Both are the more reliable of the Reb's weight men. LEON GRIFFIN and Frank Smith check the height of the standards in their spe- ciality, the high jump. RUNNING THE 440 and the mule relay for the Rebs this season are Jimmy Rogers left Dan Cervenka David Burks and Gibbs Franlu They have the burden of the flne showing of last year s team In these two events on their shoulders BOBBY DELORIA, CLIFFORD PELLAR Earl Beaty and Johnny Martin line up for practlce for their event the half mile. RUSSELL WOOLSEY JERRY CONNER and Sherman Ransom do a but of stretchmg to get their legs In shape for the low hurdles event -A-A SHOWING THE EXCELLENT FORM that is only attained after hours of back-breaking practice on the high hurdles are Bill Blackstone, left, and Andy Crites. Bill will be ineligible after this season but Andy will be back next year to help the Rebs. ANDY CRITES, Russell Woolsey, Bob Cervenlra, and Carlos Ollison get in shape for their event in the relays by extra sprints on their own time. BILL MILLIGAN, Sr. Has a strong serveg moves well on the court for his size. CI'll'lIS -.w-v JIMMY JACKSON Sr really loves the gdme' reliable play. A speedy guy who - as proved by his , X ZW ., lag ,, , ' -fiifful J I I ' ' 3,5 WITH AN ABUNDANCE of left-handed tennis players -Q :wi you'd think that Coach Betty Otts would have plenty of af ,,f ,. problems, but if there were any, no one ever noticed them due to the expert teaching of the Reb's only female Varsity I I coach. o A at GENEVA LANIER, Sr. Steady and surep looks like a veteran on the court. I60 PAT HALL, SOPH. One of a team of Double-Trouble for the Reb's opponents. if 3' 424, , . 'ff 5. ELIZABETH NITSCHKE, SOPH. Hampered by a hurt arm at the first of the season, a real compet- itor. BARBARA REID, JR. A member of the squad last year, improves at every match. PHIL HALL, SOPH. The other member of that confusing team known by the name of Hall, there's no doubt that she dealt out her share of the misery that descended on the Reb's opponents this year. BARBARA REID AND GENEVA LANIR check the names of their opponents before taking the court in the Jaycee Tournament. .5251 Z if ft! :Q . , X gf if . , Wig Q9 bfi A I, , ? Mua y Ta x x, 90 uh 7 ,. 6' jjjlimjrl If N50 'mfr LI 2sQ4Q' 1..,f f:-, .5 ,gli f ,ff-f:f,l ff! I f f . . ,gr--1' ! g.. 1 I 9 41 .vm 'f'f'f 4 ,PI A 3, i if-,Q I ':zyt'.-I . , M. U r 161 l' INTRAMURALS ?QlIflff lntramurals ,ZW- L. TAKES OVER Mrs ROSCNUYY l-eonllfd f00k STARTS YEAR Mrs Manetta LaCrosse began over Mrs LaCrosse s gym classes biology classes the year as Intramurals director and carried on Und lI1lrUmUf0lS through November lShe left to make prepara tions for an April babyl snaps if i rv me ly? ixryv n rs 'fl A ,Q rn. w n .5 rfb.-dpi A :- 'Aw 'C A , 54--3 UU H.. Q x-3 as g 4,1 Q xv 1 X-TQ K-KX The purpose of the Intramural Program is to practice the skills that are learned in the physical education classes to increase better sportsmanship to develop a work- ing knowledge of tournaments and to assist in a carry over for future recreational purposes, comments Mrs. Leonard. X I VOLLEYBALL TRAVIS I Mary Sheppards Travls I volleyball team IS left to rlght kneelmg Pat' Hall Mary Sheppard Phll Hall lco captaml standmg Gaynel Truehardt Bobble Jean Wilkes Carolyn Thompson Adelle Sylvester Beverly Calhoun Martha Cam Marllyn Zammer and Bobble Oliver TRAVIS ll The Travls II volleyball team took third place ln the Trl Hugh Volleyball Meet The team IS left to rlght standmg Nancy Thomas Adelle Scott Flo Norrls Sherri Gas cock kneelmg Charlene Nauert Sue Ollver and Mane Luar don Not pictured are Elame Toll lcaptaml Wanda Ponder Cookle Davls Freddle Lou West Judy Ingram Carol Homer stud and Kay Bennett UP AND OVER Vonme Israel puts the ball over vhnle Duane Wang watches to see uf she can be of assustance Mar tha Cam lm the backgroundl IS Interested In the game on the odjommg court 165 QTQTQ-s BEATRICE NUZ Molley Nuz Loera Patsy Martrnez and Hortense Beatrice Calderon were the Thlrd Team whnch took consolation at Travrs PING PONG in-+ BASKETBALL77 No just a misplaced volleyball which Eleanor Casarez Dian Wang Suzanne Guerra and Margaret Avlla seem to be very much rnterested rn Ml GENEVA LANIER Pat Hall Mrs Leonard and Phul Hall check the scores of the doubles tournament PING PONG DOUBLES were won by Adelle Scott and Sue Olrver, who took frrst place, and Pat Hall and Martha Cam, who won second place CROWD77 No yust the people watching plng pong slngles Phll Hall referees the game between Freddle Lou West and Kay Burnett The on Iookers for the tournament games are Melodee Knorre Adelle Scott Geneva Lamer Mrs Betty Otts Charles Anderson and Sue Ollver MARY SHEPPARD moves to one snde and returns the serve of her opponent Cant you just see the wlll to vm In her eyes7 MELODEE KNORRE gnmaces as she concentrates on plngmg the ball across the net to her opponent 167 r 1 I If 1 1 f 5 - ' .. , . ' - I I 1 - 1 1 - , . VICKI WATSON balances the ball gust right and pauses to shoot for the basket during an excltmg basketball game D you thunk she made lt? JUMP BALL Joy Ballard and vlCkI Watson lump the ball as Jackie Campbell Myrna Orr Beverly Calhoun and Duane Wang see lf they can get pos sessuon of the ball BEING GUARDED by Vlcln Watson Beverly Calhoun searches for a teammate to pass the ball to as Duane Wang Patncua Clendennen and Allce Alcoser walt to BASKETBALL E PLOPI V -.Q lu' A' QS my 4, X . .I .. ' o . ,XX S, W ,J ll i A I .fl ill N I . I l- I ' . F I Q X Q X o 377 7 'sf' A GOOD FOLLOW THROUGH IS always lm portant Cecnlua Thomas demonstrates the perfect follow through after an overhand hut In badminton l- BADMINTON LINDA MCNEIL follows through with a buck hand stroke as she returns the blrdle JOY BALLARD stretches to return the birdie to the op poslte court as her partner Ceculna Thomas looks on I69 KX x typ? N ,iv X W, X100 L tpt or BEVERLY CALHOUN gets under the blrdle and prepares to return It whsle her partner Vlclu Watson backs her up SOFTBALL 'f'W POPVV Llnda McNeal stoops to catch a fast strlke In one of OUCH Carolyn Thompson bites the dust and lst baseman the softball games Molly Nuz IS a fraction late as she turns to put her out KATHY Mc ELROY gets ready to catch the ball If Melodee Knorre mlsses It and Donna Dnnkurd Molly Schmldt and Mary Lou Cooper want their turn to bat SWlSH'l Mane Llardon just hat a ball far out unto left fneld for a home run LEFTY!! Carlene Kanetzky takes one step forward and prepares to release the ball. LEFT FIELDER, Judy Ransom moves in place to catch a fly ball and throw it in home to put a runner out for a double play. XY W , -:T ff 3 ', 'f 5,-1, ORGANIZATICNS SIMM 1-,-.1 M f-2 iii THE STUDENT COUNCIL is a serious thing to senior members, Ifrom left? Delbert Hawkins, Ernest Stark, Jimmy Price, Jerry Cox, Bill Harrison, Bob Chandler, Lynelle Leser, Rebecca Farmer, Evelyn Lewis, Patsy Taylor, and Char- mayne Wilson. F 6 I I Stuclent DISCUSSING PLANS for the Valentine Formal are junior representatives, Ifrom leftl Carol McCormick, Betty Wright, Sue Graham, Iris Votaw, Frank Smith, Sue Oliver, Marie Liardon, Jimmy Rogers, Gordon Kelson, Judy Barker, Sondra Bray, Johnny Roberts, Judy Bryson, Nancy Thomas, Donnie Haffelder, and Fi? f. Jimmy Owen. FIRST YEAR COUNCIL MEM- representing the tenth BERS grade are: lfrom lefti George Gary Haldeman, Ray- Coble, mond Mosteller, Larry Hibler, Jim Browder, Jackie Campbell, Margaret Gage, Lenora Ward, John Ellen Warren, Freda Craw- ford, Adele Sylvester, Melodee Knorre, Arlene Fox, Bobby Bal- four, Sandra Sauls, Trudy Rey- nolds, Janet Bailey, Jacque Roessing, and Carolyn Thomp- son. Council REPRESENTING THE SENIOR CLASS WERE Pats Ta lor lleftl Charles Perrone Y Y 1 1 Judie Wood, Bobby Francis, Carol Cotman, Ernest Stark, Betty Smith, Clifton Cloer, Alice Mosteller, and Jimmy Jackson. Not present are Bob Chandler, Jim Hodges, and Lynelle Leser. JUNIORS IN THE TRAVIS STUDENT GOVERNMENT BODY were Judy Ingram, Cleft? Judy Bryson, Carol Homerstad, Iris Votaw, Judy Fuhrmann, Marie Liardon, Nancy Sappington, Martha Gaskin, Ronald Bixler, Allan Anderson, Linda North, Sondra Bray, Jo McAuley, Nancy Thomas, and Betty Wright. Q. ' GETTING ACQUAINTED with the Travis SC are sopho- more representativesj Ifrom Ieftl Melodee Knorre, Judy Trudy Reynolds, Jackie Campbell, Sandra Sauls, Crawford, Adele Sylvester, Jim Browder, Margaret Linda Wong, Raymond Mosteller, Sharon Dillard, Hibler, Gary Haldeman, and Janet Bailey. Miles, Freda Gage, Larry ADMIRING TRAVIS SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY are Patsy Taylor Sue Graham Mane Lrardon Judy Barker Sue Ohver Caslmlro Garcia Freda Crawford BIII Harrrson and Larry Hrbler TOP RANKING OFFICIAL of the fall SC was president Terry Bray NEXT IN LINE of the chlef a turns was vrce president Nerll SERVING THE STUDENT BODY were the fall SC offlcers ffrom Ieftj Lynelle Leser treasurer Nancy Thomas recordmg secre tary Mrss Irene Randerson spon sor Judy Bryson cocrespondrng secretary Betty Wrrght hrstorran NelII Coble vrce presrdent Jrmmy Prlce clerk Terry Bray president and Jrmmy Rogers parlramentarlan make plans for the Wednesday councrl meetrng I76 Coble E IN A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION are the spring SC officers: ifrom left? Nancy Sappington, parliomentarianp Nancy Thomas, recording secre- tary, Betty Wright, historian, Fred Blum, president, Allan Anderson, sergeant-at-arms, Judy Bryson, corresponding secretary, Judy Ingram, clerk, and Patsy Taylor, treasurer. The sponsor, Miss Irene Randerson and Charles Perrone, vice-president, were not present. K N COMING QUT QN top of the URGING HIS CLASSMATES to many candidates for Dixieland's 'Pte for ,Ffedf Charles PGYYODBI top position was Fred Blum, V!CejPfeSldel1f, makes 0 Con- president. vmcmg speech. PRODUCING an exciting run-off election for the Travis SC top officials, president and vice-president were Fred Blum, Charles Perrone, Jerry Cox, and Tommie Craig. Spring JUNIOR MEMBERS are: seated from left, Beverly Woods, Linda North, Carlene Kanetzky, and Marie Liardon. Standing are: Connie Todd, Frank Ray, Sue Graham, Judy Fuhrman, Bobbie Ann Darter, Shirley Nycum, Dorothy Martin, Billy Stewart, Tommy Proffitt, Betty Wright, and Bobby Clark. fi r FIRST-YEAR MEMBERS of the National Honor Society who are seniors are: seated from left, Janice Brown, Barbara Tyler, Melinda Milstead, Gloria Cook, Jackie Smith, and Judie Wood. Standing are: Geneva Lanier, Jimmy Jackson, Jerry Cox, Tommie Craig, Jimmy Mosteller, Fred Blum, Billie Suhr, Sparky Blaylock, Betty Smith, Patsy Drury, and Patsy Taylor. 0 o 6 O C i e t Y OFFICERS elected from the two-year members are. Frances Spears, vice-president, Bobby Francis, president, Carol Cotman, secretary, Miss Margorie Bagley, sponsor Nancy Dawson, treasurer, and Evelyn Lewis, historian. IN ORDER TO PROMOTE AN ENTHUSIASM FOR SCHOLARSHIP, service, and leadership in students, an organization was formed a year ago to recognize those students excelling in these fields. The organization came into being, the National Honor Society. To become a member of this is one of the top goals in Rebelland. Competition is keen as only I5 percent of the senior class and 5 percent of the junior class are allowed in the organization. Students are chosen on the basis of character, as well as scholarship, leadership, and service. Congratulations to those who achieved this honor. It is proof of hard work. TWO-YEAR MEMBERS of this honor or- ganization are: seated from left, Everly Driscoll, Carol Cotman, Mary Jane Burt, Virginia Jarman, and Evelyn Lewis. Stand- ing are: Bobby Francis, Terry Bray, Nancy Dawson, Mary Ann Stromberg, Frances Spears, and Pat Croy. 'Q' , W, A V 1 WJ... ,.,, it if Mi' nf 5 'Q I W W ,Lk Q2 5? azik M 1 ,X N my I 143924 V I sl 5 in , ' f i .+- 'E 'I 4 O I X Q f N 'Qlqa 6' - 8, 2 ' vi W5 3 iz' Jf ggi ,U M . 4, , M Q ,, ff, 4-,Q 2, no ,V 51 I . ' n U1 .Mt l3rd rowl Linda Ranney, Ralph Knebel, David Woods, Don Baty, Ed- ward lschy, Carl Bohls, John Thomson, Earl Beaty, Chester Eitze, Jimmy Jackson, Tommy Bourke, Gene Rhemann, Patsy Drury, Bobby Ann Darter, Joanne Mallet. l4th rowl Mack May, Tommy Proffitt, Jimmy Harrell, John Ruckman, Billy Stewart, Bobby Balfour, Bryon Band Year came along and with it, the spring concert and the annual lnterscholastic League Contest. The Rebel Band had its representatives in the All-State Band and All- State Orchestra this year-a remarkable goal in itself. A trip to Corpus Christi wound up the year for these musi- cians. With strains of Rebels True in our minds, we'll never forget the 1957-'58 Rebel Band. band. ,OC N ,nn MSN Adair, Dora Foster, Jimmy Appleby, Bill Milligan, Elbert Franks, Paul Lester, Josephine McAuley, Betsy Goodwin, Patricia Gurley, Tommy Reed, Terry Tillman, Melvin Soderberg, Billy Gage, Scott Kavanaugh, John Irvine, Paul Sullivan. 2 E , , l 1 nd ls TAKING A BREAK from her clari- net, president Carol Cotman tries her luck on the ivories. JIMMY JACKSON, vice-president, up looks over a new number for the SECRETARY OF THE BAND, Mary Ann Stromberg, is busy at work in the library, filing new music. 183 - 'an.. THE BAND AND REBELETTES watch eagerly for a touchdown at the Kerrville game. GOING SOMEWHERE7 Well they really are The band ' ll' 1-'lain fell FLYT' 1 4: xml: if an ACLIVILY EVEN IF IT IS COLD the band enjoys It that IS hud dlmg together to keep warm Some huddlrng In this picture are from left Bryan Adalr Martha Gaslun Jlm Appleby Patsy Drury Chester Ertze Mary Jane Burt Bobby Anne Darter Jimmy Wharton and Bobby Clark and Rebelettes are practlcmg many dlfflcult steps to MI, XYZ, perform a good show K WW W-n.. 184 -vgiewm up JN-wang We wi? was ie. ll 1 'Kim CLOSING THE FOOTBALL SEASON the Band has a dance Rught now they are llstenlng attentavely to the dance band as they perform a few numbers A ni A :LE 1 'Z- . --pg, L K 1 ,- -J 'xr :. ' , N 7-E v '-a E . -, . .rv - .4 I f f ' N if Q 7 1 V ' ul ..... ..- V V .- . -.. - .. ... .4 -..Q . ne w m m? , 1 , - gi Q I 1 , , , , , ' I I ' e r , 9 ' ' , A ' , ,l , . , W ., -11 ' Q Y ' ' '. Q 1 1 K 2 - X . ' .M . ' Q, . ' H . H '1 ' . 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And Rebelette Pages EVERYONE Including part of the band and Rebelettes gather around trying to be the one who rang the Victory e BEING THE FIRST HIGH SCHOOL In the United States to perform thus the Rebelettes put then flash cords to gether to form the Dlxneland Rebel flag NOT ONLY DOES THE BAND take part at the football games but also at the pep rallles 'ZH sang! WWA 'I' 35,7 I85 s l 1 Yi! HT og' P of wav no 16 3, we ,w 'A Beatnce Nuz Irene Gutlerrez Karol Kurby Gayle Wllllams Margaret Nell Pat Cray Allce B cker Betty Waghtd Jxgdy Pet? Blllre KS:tl:Ir Johnson Lynn Arhelger Manlyn Monroe Connle Todd Ann Wal Madelon Umlauf Danna Burkhart Judy oo lrglnlcl Urll10l'l Y hams Merlene Johnson 13rd rawl Barbara Tyler Jackue Smlth Geneva Lanler Mary Stewart Norma Alexander Carolyn Umlauf Linda Mc CF 1957 58 NANCY PEARSON - a smile was her trade-mark treas- Ufef halftrme show was to be performed no one worked harder than the Rebelettes On thelr calender of events thus year were a party for the Blue Brlgade the Southern Ball and selllng everything from streamers to buttons to pennants to programs If ever Rebelland was chal lenged they were the fnrst to come to nts defense These were the l957 58 Rebelettes a Rebel yell to them' Alexande f GAIL WALLACE sergeant at arms thus year no one could stay serious around Gaul. if f f -C..-.H 'ff N IH l 2 'fi X X O-X KATHY HOLMBERG - '- tarian . . . the twinkles in her eyes meant much fun an the not to be forgotten bus trlps WILLING STAFF MEMBERS receive their assignments with a smile? Jim Appleby, Jack Ferguson, Charles Anderson, Rachel Goode, Larry Hibler, Riki Krezdorn, and Mary Ann Stromberg await the announcement of beats. xiii? x Ellie M v -is 1. 1 .L TOP MAN for the Southerner this year was Miss Everly Driscoll. Often seen hurrying through the halls of Travis with an eye out for news, and the other eye reading copy, Everly was Editor-in-chief. 188 al '- COLUMNlSTSfor the Dixieland paper this yea: were Bobby Francis, Minette Naquin, Pat Croy Janice Brown, and Joy Toungate. ,L If MAKING UP PAGE IS fun but takes concentration Taking a minute from the brain racking job thinking up head lines are page editors Carol Cotman Jackle Smlth and Carlene Kanetzky MIDNIGHT OIL These two words mean only two things work and the Southerner' Truer words were never spoken and when a slightly haggard wild eyed student was seen In the halls of Dixieland you could bet your bottom confederate penny he was a staff member looking for hot tips' An important function of the school the South erner IS a bl weekly publication Many of the staff members placed at the convention In Denton at the Texas Hugh School Press Assocla tion last December 11559 A REPORTER is always informed about current events Here Rickie Buble Patsy Drury Mary .lane Burt Dlana Nichols John Cosgrove and Lmda North look over papers from other schools WORKING with Mrs. Mary Katherine MacDougall, sponsor, reporters Barbara Reid, Kay Colvin, Delores Godwin, Martha Wilkinson, Bobby Clark and Larry Anderson look over the last issue of the Southerner. K ,awww-w.sAs M 189 . MORE PICTURES TO SORT and more copy to be written, say Sparky Blaylock, Pat Croy, Carlene Kanetzky, Minette Naquin, Marie Liardon, and Everly Driscoll. Rebel Roundup SELECTING AND CUTTING plctures IS an lmpor tant part of yearbook work Judle Wood Mary Jane Burt Frances Spears Carol Cotman and Sonya Harrell fund at enjoyable I90 WRITING COPY us one phase of annual work that calls for help Patsy Drury at typewnter engages the help of Sherry Barnard Norma Alexander Gloria Cook and Nancy Dawson 1,7 menmwmf 9 I 1 . , I I v . A I I It . ' 1 53 V : - A ' - I ,K , I 1 .,......,-A , ,..,,.....M- 1 V . v I ' J fr ' ,ef ' K ,V . . , ' . C K ,.,,.. , we A 3' ' , ' Xia- ' if 4 ' --f 'T N:-0 ...M ' V X A - ' ' WA A il ADS! ADS! AND MORE ADS! This was the call in the minds of Wood, and Judy Fuhrman. Also pounding the sidewalks were Carol Rebel Roundup ad salesmen this year. Pictured are Jackie Smith, Marie Cotman, Pat Croy, Minette Naqum, Sparky Blaylock, Everly Driscoll Liardon, Carlene Kanetzky, Mary Jane Burt, Bob Chandler, Judie and Wayne Landrum. WHAT IS MORE a part of a school year than the students' yearbook? It captures the hopes and desires and spirit of a school in such a way that one can look on its soiled pages years from now, and a remembering smile will find its place on even a saddened face. This annual strives to retain the glory, sadness and laughter of a precious year in Rebelland. We leave our headache pills, stale ideas and tired feet to next year's staff and hope that they,too, will feel that certain feeling when their yearbook is finished. TOP MEN on the job this year were Marie Liardon, Judy Fuhrman business managers, and Jackie Smith and Bob Chandler, co-editors. ALL OF THE RUSH worry and headaches of putting out the Southerner or Rebel Roundup seem worth one s whale If at the end of the year he IS bestowed the honor of becoming a member of the Qulll and Scroll Thus IS the natronal honorary soclety for hugh school lournallstrc students who take part m the publlcatlons Qunll and Scroll TWO YEAR MEMBERS of thus lournallstlc honor orgamzatlan are Jackie Smlth left Sparky Blaylock Bob Chandler and Everly Drlscoll Not pictured IS Allce Mosteller work Bassc requlrements for membership are scholar shlp much work In publlcatlon and much more work ln publlcatrons A student must have one hundred Inches or more of copy In the Southerner or must have burned the mldnlght oll ln worklng on the annual NEWLY ELECTED MEMBERS of the Qulll and Scroll are Patsy Drury Marne Luar don Mary Jane Burt Judy Furhman Carol Cotman Norma Alexander Ka Col In y v Pat Cray Carlene Kanetzky Vrrgmla Jarmon and Nancy Dawson , mmf! 192 u l W K I .. A - VV lv Le- Q . . . . . - - f - y, ' X, , tw. t, l , , Q l 1 I I I I . ' l A - ' I 5 1 r ' , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' v . . . . . ,, . . . ,, . . I , ' A I I I L I I I ' 1 I , 1 - , A , X, 5 y . 5 I ef? ' . Future Teachers ol America THE LIBRARY IS AN. IMPORTANT PART of a Future Teacher's education. Sharon Rhodes, parliamentariang John Ellen Warren, vice-president, Dorothy Wusterhausen, secretaryg Miss Verna Gale, sponsor, Margaret Gage, treas- urer, Sara Jo Frensley, librarian, and Pat Croy, president, take time out in the library to smile for the camera. KEEPING UP ON CURRENT EVENTS, Muffet Smith, Elizobeth Nitschke, Carolyn Munson, Alice Ann Becker, and Everly Driscoll survey the weekly magazines in the library. READIN', RITIN', AND 'RITHMATIC-Learning the three 'R's of teaching by actually observing, this Rebel organ- ization spent several days in various classrooms in Austin Schools. The members acted as student teachers on three days and gained much experience in their chosen vocation by helping the regular teachers. 1 of y lllllli H 4, . 3 , I ,e g Y' 4 - ,lil C .. ART IS ANOTHER SUBJECT studied by Future Teachers,Kathy Alexander, Ernestine Bargas Loretta Guest and Irene Gutierrez look over some of Travis art productions wr? IN THE BIOLOGY ROOM looking toward the flsh pond Dorothy Martin Sonya Harrell Charlene Naurt Merlene Johnson and Pat Croy laughrngly recall the swam they took In lt for pennles Young Peoples Christian Crganlzatlon LINDA NORTH Nancy Thomas Carlene Kanetzky Myrtls Whlte and Lou Ellen New uchve YPCO members duscuss the mormng devotronal problem L STARTING on a YPCO project Sondra Bray Barbara Serpp Sherry Barnard Betty Wrrght Nancy Delson and Rebecca Farmer look on as Vrrgunla Jarmon gets their materials THE FISH POND was chief topic of discussion in the Y.P.C.O. this year. Vice president Betty Smith, treas- urer, Norma Alexander, pfesident, Everly Driscoll, cor- responding secretary, Alice Mostellerg and recording secretary, Carol Cotman, refresh awhile beside it. Not present are Mr. Joe Tyson, sponsor, Evelyn Lewis, clerk, and historian, Phyllis Crouch. 54 -5 'W' 1 L, ff mMl???? 3 if-ew , .A Q 4 1 P 1 'J I 3 1 2 Si r, ,,r,s, rrsy, , ,,.,,,,,., ,,,,,,-,., MARGARET BURT, Diana Nichols, Mary Ann Strom- berg, Patsy Taylor, Judy Locke, and Alice Ann Becker get a drink before the meeting. get ,yr 'iq ALWAYS READY with a smile are Y.P.C.0. members Judy Fuhrman, Mary Jane Burt, Judie Wood, Jackie Smith, Martha Gaskin, Shirley Nycum, ond Bobby Francis. l95 if Q A!! Q1 3' WK 2153 in-3' A W' , Q, i F32 'ji if WW' . 35, . mn, , S 'i ff If R I jf , . . .gm J Lwiy ., :Q 551, ,f ? ,gg 53 bi? Q! ' ' A G K z Q 3 X 'K f'19 W' CHP , MW A if 1 VL 5116 if yy i is i 1' 1 ?'i , q if fy gg' Q v ' -- iz: , A if Q i , A Q1,, K 4 4 45? 31 I DURING THE Chnstmas PTA program the men s chorr not only accompanled the women s cholr but also the A Cappella Clrorr 42,1 TAKING TIME OUT to pose for a picture IS the mens chonr from left FRONT ROW Rodney Bollng Wrllard Jacobson True Ward BACK ROW John Ruckman Paul Guerrero Joe Hell Damel Torres and Barney Espmoza 2 f n S . , . . 1 - l I A I . ' pf? ' l .lj 7 52155-4 - ff-Q13 m,M,,WW filo, x N I . . , . I I : , - . . I i 1 Z I 1 I 1 - w,+ff - ' Mfwltefef ff f we WB MEMBERS OF THE WM. B. TRAVIS WOMEN'S CHOIR smilingly pose. From left are: lFront Rowl Pauline Buitron, Jackie Juvenal, Thelma Hernandez, Sandra Harris, Sharon Ward, Madge Hocker, Leije Reyna, i2nd Rowl Geral- dine Linder, Marilyn Zimmer, Bonnye Walker, Donna Hicks, Charlie Mae Houseton, Connie Burgas, Eleanor Casarey, Ord Rowl Higinia Segura, Helen Estrada, Charmayne Wilson, Pat Caldwell, Gayle Wier, Janice Cook, and Stella Moreno. Q THE REST OF THE CHOIR await their turn to sing: From left: Ilst Rowl Judy Herrera, Kathy Holmberg, Madaline Merrill, Cathy Miles, Betty Jean Hamilton, Donita Palmer, C2nd Rowl Carolyn Hawkins, Jackie Campbell, Janet Miles, Barbara Allman, Joyce Bartlett, Alice Cervantes, Lydia Hjeda, Grd Rowl Pat Cristal, Gloria Cook, Shirley Flalm, Jean Jones, Patricia Clendennen, Beatrice Nuz, and Jo Nell amar. A N L 'lj 'rl ' I 1 ' Gd' THE WOMEN'S CHOIR waits patiently while the Thespians participate in the m ro r m. Christ as p 9 a nv- PRACTICING FOR A SKIT Charles Bunce pleads on bended knee with Judy Ransom while Leila Palmer Kenneth Tldwell Tommy Proffitt Frank Ray Bobble Ann Darter and Jimmy Harrell approvef7J the situation 200 WATCHED CRITICALLY by their fellow club members Sue Graham Marilyn Preusse Shirley Nycum Sharron Hockr Pat Welch Martha Gaskln Ann Wmdsor Vonnle Israel and Nancy Conn read scripts for the on coming play Hugh Tor by Maxwell Anderson ACHIEVING THE HONOR of National Thespians, Melinda Milstead, Chuggy Horton, .Iudy Griffin, vice presidentg Bill Frazee, presidentg Riki Krez- dorn, Bert Ledenham, Laurin Currie, Charles Perron, treasurer: Fred Blum, and Iris Votaw, secretary: take time out with Mrs. Pat McAllister for the cameraman. Thespians of the Scarlet Masque CHARACTERIZING-one organization -in Dixielhnd-is the -smell of grease paint, the hurried look of certain students, and a hoggard look after a production. Starting the school year before school actually opened, many masquettes were seen around the gym painting sets for the first play of the year, Ten Little lndians. Initiation of the junior members followed this play and the organization took a short rest. Only for a moment, however, work began for Christmas skits for the Travis P.T.A. meeting. Among other activities were the spring play, High Tor , and the contest plays. This organization displayed to Travis and all of Austin the abundant talent in Rebelland. LOOKING FOR NEW PROPS Charles Perrone vice president Judy Grlffln reporter hlstorlan Fred Blum president Chuggy Horton sergeant at arms and Connie Todd secretary treasurer begin to plan for the spring PUY production I Liesmann look over the scripts V I o I . 1 I . ' 1 In ' i . ' lying . I 1 ' I I I 'Q' h I 1 . ' ' L I 1 ' I , Pg 3 2, , or , ,. I I , . g , I , , . JO MCCAULEY explains the positions on stage while Kathy Alexander Nancy Sappington Dian Macry and Gordon Kelso try to picture in their minds the finished TRYING OUT for a new production Chester Eltze Virginia Jarmon Dot Cantrell Mory Ann Stromberg Max Stout Bennett Averyt Clyde Moore and Clara 1 ir , ' rf f 7' f ,4r, Mei Chapter I Officers .l 'x 'f ' 'Y lFront rowl from left, Muttett Smith, Zelma Monroe, Carolyn Klinge- mann, Beth Gopffarth, Barbara Murchinson, Ellen Lindeman, Geraldine Linder, Sharon Dillard, Donita Palmer, Sondra Bray, Barbara Seipp, Barbara Kay, Mrs. Carmen Ferris, sponsor of Chapter I, Mrs. Irene Falk, sponsor of Chapter Il, Alice Mosteller, Wanda Ponder, Melinda Mil- stead, Nancy Pearson, Margaret Burt, Sandra Harris, Sue Oliver, Phyllis Crouch, Roberta Wisian, Kathleen Warsany, and Sherry , ,.ns 36 QW Barnard. C2nd rowl Rose Fowler, Beatrice Nuz, Connie Bargas, Pauline Buitron, Flora Gutierrez, Rosemary Martinez, Narcissa Gutierrez, Beatrice Leibas, Alice Cervantes, Pat Morgan, Charlene Nauert, Madaline Merrill, Shirley Wooten, Mary Sue Bolieu, Joan Kelldorf, La Bron Parker, Diana Wang, Marlene Cantrell, Frances Crawford, Barbara Sobeck, Mary Krzywonski, and Kathy Adey. . .A A CAKE IN THE OVEN, and beans on the stove need to be looked after by secretary, Ellen Lindemanng treasurer, Dorothy Hitchcockg president, Shirley Franks, and reporter, Pat Croy. ! S ,. 1 ir Future Homemalcers MEASURE with this cup, says Mrs. Ferris to historian, Joy Williams a n d parliamentarian, Mary Ann Parker. PLANNING A DAY'S MEALS are songleader, Bacilia Ysla, pianist, Beth Gopftarth, and vice president, Joy Ballard. ol x , . 5'-P-1 JIT!! l3rd rowl Monette Lacey, Barbara Reid, Mary Ramsey, Martha Cain, Marilyn Monroe, Dorothy Martin, Bacilia Ysla, Jackie Morgan, Thelma Patterson, Dorothy Morris, Bonnie Walker, Beverly Calhoun, Janet Miles, Barbara Allman, Joy Ballard, Johnnie Montgomery, Mary Ann Parker, Bobbie Oliver, Cheryl Jackson, and Betty Klantnek. l4th rowl merica , 14- xj 1 W BOOKS MUST BE read to learn the right method of food, soy Sue Oliver, parliamentarian, and Nancy rh :,.-'ffm Bic 1' hr Sandro Souls, Evangeline Gonzales, Altho Graef, Phyllis Snow, Sandra Harsh, Charmayne Wilson, Jo McAuley, Flo Norris, Martha Plumley, Alice Ann Becker, Beverly Moore, Joy Williams, Judy Ingram, Pat Cauthen, Leta McCollough, Shirley Halm, Imogene Eilers, Nancy Dalton, Margaret Gage, Melodee Knorre, and Marie Liardon. Chapter Il Cllicers SJ Pearson, treasurer. . E, . , , - 5 VFX. , V .A r A xr, 4 ' - 4' 'I 1 3- ' l , ,-- OTHER BOOK WORMS are reporter, Margaret Burt, president, Alice Mostellerg and vice president, Wanda Ponder. READING over the schedule for the day are Melinda Milstead, secretary, Phyllis Crouch, pianist, and Sandra Harris, his- torian. Us Af Wx i suppose they did it? FIRST-YEAR GERMAN students Elizabeth Nits- chke, Joy Toungate, Clyde Moore, Jackie Juvenal, and Julia Ann Warren, pause before going to class to discuss their German homework. Do you Gefmah Club IT'S NOT ALL PLAY Pat Cro President conducts an executive transla . . - Y, . MRS. BERTHA HOLCK, German Club sponsor, meeting with other officers, .ludy Hobgood, Amy Hielscher, Johanas Christmas carol for the club members. Nauert, and Irene Henriksen. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Historian Sponsor Officers Pat Croy Amy Hielscher Irene Henriksen Johanas Nauert Joy Toungate Judith Hobgood Mrs. Bertha Holck te LISTENING lSN'T HARD when it's to good records. Carolyn Klingemann, Merleen Johnson, Jean Jones, Shirley Holm, Altha Graef, Patsy Larson, Viola McDougal, Carolyn McCormick, Lynelle Lesser, and Josephine McAuIey find the Pop Music Club the place to find easy listening and good records. Officers President Frances Spears Vice-President Colette Chreitzburg SCCYCIUYY Shirley Holm Treasurer Pat Morgan SPOHSOY Miss Mary Elizabeth Ownsby 4 i MAJORITY RULES and the most popular records are played. Nancy Dalton, Shirley Franks, Linda Christi, Imogene Eilers, Nancy Alexander, Yvonne Ellis, Colette Chreitzburg, Janice Cook, and Gloria Cook select their favorites. GOOD PERSONALITIES go with nice smiles and Miss Mary Elizabeth Ovvnsby possesses both. Being sponsor of the Popu- lar Music Club is only one of her many activities. A GOOD RECORD COLLECTION is essen- tial to Nancy Welch, Roberta Wisian, Beverly Woods, Billy Suhr, Kathleen Warsany, Frances Spears, Mary Stewart, Barbara Seipp, Pat Morgan, Glenda Over- street, and Minette Naquin. Popular Music RECORDS MUST BE IN ORDER, by all means. Typing a record index occupies the time of the officers of the Popular Music Club I, Frances Spears, Colette Chreitzburg, Pat Morgan, and Shirley Holm. I i OFFICERS, Cynthia Piper, Kay Burnett, Bill Harrison, Jeannie Sanders, and Jioannle hiallett, hurry through the business end of the meeting so they can read t eir oo s. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Sponsor Officers Joanne Mallett Kay Burnett Jeannie Sanders Cynthia Piper Bill Harrison Miss Frances Beaver TZCII -A82 Boolc 'l Z 55 MISS FRANCES BEAVER, Book C sponsor, also enjoys a good book. lub BOOKCLUBBERS, Bennet Averyt, Derrell Haynes, Rhea Penick and Ann THE PLOT THICKENS. Bobby Balfour, Charles Friuell, and Lau Ellen Caraway, compare their mystery stories while Judy Miles wonders who- New discuss the plot, but Sue Oliver closes her eyes at the mere thought dun-it. of it. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor FIGURING A TOUGH PLAY, Mrs. Forster helps a student during a game of 42. Terry Bray Clifton Cloer Nancy Dawson Leona Biggs Mrs. Bernard Forster 42 Clula N STRIEGLER makes a sneaky move while a partner steps out for a SETTING UP THE DOMINOES for an absent player Fred Dora Foster and David Sussman look doubtful as to the legality of Blum Mildred Bertram and Erwin Becker walt impatiently for ll'l0Ve. .K- mg.igygfis',?23?k ,- 'J-,xamw 1 e Y 'ik' A-'yfv Jfffg, ,. C1S?iffQf -,Ffa QM,,,'fk' -ff V ' N - Y, 5, K , nm-4 v -an 3:42 K 4. , nf 5, . L .55 , VY ,saggy , pf ' mv. Q 72' WS? Press Club PRESS CLUB MEMBERS Monette Lacy, Marie Liar- don, Norma Alexander and Mary Jane Burt help J promote these publications projects, football pro- grams and football banners. i PRESIDENT CAROL COTMAN presides over a typical club meeting as the members discuss the issue of the SOUTHERNER written by the Press Club. LEARNING about the new camera equipment are apprentice photographers, Larry Anderson, Jacky Ferguson, John Irvine, Jimmy Appleby, Ricky Bible, and Jerry McDonnell. Their teacher is Charles Anderson, staff photographer. N-4 CHECKMATE? - Enjoying their tournament in chess are officers, Wayne Landrum, Tommy Myler, Tommy Craig, and Bill Frazee. Officers President Tommy Craig Vice-President Bill Frazee Tournament Manager Wayne Landrum Treasurer Tommy Myler Chess EXPLAINING U clever move is me Chess Club sponsor, Dr. Irmabelle Phillips. KIBITZERS Raymond Mosteller, Victor Nardecchia, .lim Hodges, Ken- neth Tidwell, John Lemon, Hal Caldcleugh, Pat Welch, and Tom Lyda watch an involved chess game. The players are Rachael Goode and Charles Perrone. JIMMY STEGALL, Nelson White, George Winter, and Jerry Cox con- centrate hard on their chess games. At the next table are Eddie Miller, Charles Christal, and Charles Finegan. Rod And Gun GUNMEN, Larry Hibler, Jack Sedwick, Bobby Reed, OFFICERS Bill McMullln Jimmy Rogers Billy Cox and Jimmy Hensley, and Donnie Lozano threaten to shoot Frank Smith inspect an Interesting rifle while the owner the fish Gordon Kelso is reeling in. tells them all about It President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-arms HUNTERS, Ross Sterzing, Butch Schwartz, Club' Marion Sawyer, Don Schwarzer, Keith Hawkes, Charles Staton, Sammy Renker ond Jimmy Whorton. Officers Jimmy Rogers Billy Cox Bill McMulIin Milton Rogers Bobby Laws Frank Smith FISH STORIES, hunting exploits and general bulI sessions are sponsored by Mr. Guinn Caruthers in the Rod and Gun HEIDI, a German Shepard sits calmly in the water as Jimmy Harper Billy Gage, Raymond Hawkins Rodney Bohls Carl Bohls Bill Brody and Dale Elsner get excited about something across the creek Dance DRUMMER, Frank Ray, beats out a rhythm that sets the Dance Band playing and everyone hopping. LAUGHS COME HALE AND HEARTY from Dance Band officers, Earl Beaty, Bobby Francis, and Patsy D-rury, when Jimmy Jackson K2 D tries his hand at the piano. H SMILES ARE A HANDY ASSET to Mr. Montgomery, Dance Band sponsor, when he listens to the Band practice. The results of the practices are enough, though, to make anyone smile. SAX PLAYERS, Chester Eitze, Gene Rhe- mann, and Tommy Bourke take 5 to catch their breath. Bancl PEEK-A-BOO, says Scott Cavanaugh around his trombone, while Melvin Sodeburg calmly sits through the whole ordeal of picture taking. Officers Director Jimmy Jackson Assistant Director Earl Beoty Secretary-Treasurer Patsy Drury Business Manager Bobby Francis GlMME THE BEAT seems to be the theme of this trio. Kenneth Southwell, Fred Knorre and Don Batey wait for the all important wave of the direc- tor's arm that means, Hit it, mon. p,',j,AgqxY 5-QM , Aiaiafvffiif Q 2?ij.i4pig?iw i2'fWva-A f ffa5ifv?5ml,' f-:WI u but And the band played on DISCUSSION is an important part of Dis- tributive Education, too. Gerald Sonkey, Jimmy McNeely, and Rebecca Wells listen attentively as someone says, SmiIe for the camera! 'Q k -uw. l' 'N' IAAY A Distrilnutive Sweetheart of The D. E. Club ADELIA WALLACE LISTENING TO A PROBLEM, Mr. Leland Wilson, sponsor of the D. E. Club smiles reassuringly to a troubled student. ON THE JOB TRAINING doesn't exclude other studies. Charlotte Hill, Bobby Adams, Pat Horyza, Tony Estrada, Lillie Alvarez, and Charles Wilson catch up on that last question that wasn't done last night. Education Cl PAUSING FOR THE CAMERA be- fore leaving for their respective iobs are the D. E. Club officers, Adelia Wallace, Sara Washington, Mike Wacker, and Malcolm Light. ,,.,, We r ta ai M Q U '1'Sa,,, e ,, - eve a t we , l 5 f 3 fig? J President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . Reporter . . Parliamentarian Sponsor . . . Officers Malcolm Light Mike Wacker Adelia Wallace Jo Ann West Sara Washington Patsy Morgan Mr. Leland Wilson 1 KJ f ASSISTANT-SPONSORS Mrs. Carmen Farris and Mrs. Irene Falk step in for the sponsors when their feet begin to hurt. iFirst Rowl Trudy Reynolds, Sandra Sauls, Jaque Roessing, Barbara Reid, Nancy Thomas, Johnny Roberts, Nancy Sappington, Clara Leis- man, Dian Macry, Judy Ransom, Linda Wong, lSecond Rowl Mrs. Frances Davis, Marilyn Zimmer, John Ellen Warren, Lenora Ward, Janice Brown, Gibbs Franki, Linda Ranney, Diane Wang, Leila Palmer, lThird Row? Bernice Thompson, Barbara Sobeck, Margie Thomas, Dot CO-SPONSORS, Mr. Jack Allison and Mrs, Frances Davis chaperone the dancing party held in the gym every club day. L Wusterhausen, Carolyn Tetens, Wanda Ponder, Dan Cervanka, Annete Williams, Ernest Stark, lFourth Rowl Barbara Roberts, Mr. Jack Allison, Gail Wallace, Myrtis White, Ellabeth Sassman, Betty Smith, lFifth Rowl Joe Lee Smith, Sam Ruiz, Neill Coble, Tommy Spell, Daniel Torres, True Ward, Red Warren, Joe Bednarski, Bill Blackstone. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE is carefully observed by James Weaver, Willie Deane, Donnie Martin, Lewis Townsend, Buddy Sladek, and Harrell Glass at a guidance committee meeting. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE teacher and F. F. A. Sponsor, Mr. Tom Branyon, makes his course and organization one of the best in our school. WHOA, BOSSlE! pleads Tommy Spiller os he tries to corral a run-away. CURLEY receives a thorough inspection from Edward Rhodes Jesse Wheeler, and Johnny Polvado. a IS th N OLD FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH of Mary Sheppard, Barbara Tyler, Colvin, Charlene Nauert, Adele Scott, and Linda McNeil shows who e youngest. THE EYES AND THE EARS of the school are on the Popular Music Club ll members Johnnie Lou Montgomery, Donna Chest- nut, Cheryl Jackson, Thad Saunders and lseatedl Karen Hamp- ton, Charlie Mae Houston, and Kathy Miles. MATURE TEENAGERS like Mrs. Betty Otts, sponsor of the Popular Music Club, enjoy good music as well as high school teenagers. Popular Music Club ll THE CAMERA IS QUICKER than the hand finds Cookie Davis, as she and Sharon Dillard, Joyce Williams, Elaine Toll Judy Barker, Ned Wood, and Judy Howell pose for a picture President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-arms Sponsor Margaret Burt Ben Default Barbara Kay Martha Wilkinson Wesley Banner Mrs. Betty Otts POPULAR MUSIC CLUBBERS, Sandro Moshburn,.Joy Ballard, Pat and Phyllis Hall, and Gaynel Truehardt watch the Ballroom Dancers and listen to records all at one time during club period. Consul Pro-Consul Secretariat Quaestor Janitor Nuntia Sponsors Q? Officers Evelyn Lewis Billy Stewart Carlene Kanetzky Gayle Williams Mack May Margaret Gage Mrs. .loan Troegel Miss Jenny Lind Porter SOME PEOPLE get the big head! says Lester Hucka- by to Ann Windsor while visiting the Texas Memorial Museum with the Latin Club. Soclalitas Classica MORE STAIRS confront the adventurous Latin Club officers, Gayle Williams, Carlene Kanetzky, Mack May, Evelyn Lewis, Billy Stewart, and Margaret Gage as they pause to rest on a landing. MISS JENNY LIND PORTER, Spring semester sponsor, found things well organized when she arrived, making sponsoring easy. Te by MRS. JOAN TROEGEL, Fall sponsor of the Latin Club, left at mid-term. In-7 1 .Adil POOR MAN! After all these years, he must be tired of holding up the state all by himself. Karole Kirby and Sue Graham offer their assistance but probably will not receive many thanks. LET'S GO HOME, say Cecilia Thomas, Sharon Hocker, Wilma Wages, and Freda Crawford as they trudge wearily down the last steps. M X 4: f 5 ' X' o THE SPANISH WORKSHOP, held in Monterrey, Mexico each summer, is only one of the activities of the busy sponsor of the PASF, Mrs. Margaret Adey. WHILE ORDERING AT EL MAT, Alice Cervantes, Beatrice Calderon, Connie Burgas, Lynn Arhelger, and Kathy Adey look on while the waiter, Dan Marcado helps Sparky Blaylock read . . . the menu. Student Forum I B. THE CAMERA'S EYE catches lseatedl Betty Wright, Patsy Taylor, and Cleft to right in backl Alex Hernandez, Bacilia Ysla, Victor Loera, Beatrice Leibas, Tony Estrado, Hortense Loera, Joe Monreal, and Corinna Balli between classes. .,a--- ,,,..1Q ' LET'S GO, say Alex Hernandez, Mary Hipolito, and Nelda Hawkins as Flora Gutierrez points out a place of interest on the map. 3 ALL ABOARD for Mexico! cries the wishful thinking of Delfina Ruiz, Paul Lester, Mullet Smith, Jackie Smith, and Monte Jane Rundell. President Vice-President Recording Sec. Correspondin Sec. 9 Treasurer Reporter-Historian Parliamentarian Sponsor OFFICERS Narcissa Gutierrez Judie Wood Everly Driscoll Hortense Guerra Connie Todd Judy Griffin Judy Fuhrman Mrs. Margaret Adey AH! A FEAST fit for the officers! HEY! Here's a good one, says Spilce Garcia to Barney Espanosa and Hilario Garcia as Bertha Cruz and Suzanne Guerra look doubtfully on. NEW BOOKS for the Spanish classes, which were bought by the PASF, are examined by Vonnie Israel, Martha Gaskin, Rocky Trevino, Martha Cain, Mary Hipolito, Frank Limon, and Ben Sepeda. X! 2 THE SCRAPBOOK for conventions is carefully worked on by Elida Patino, Shirley Nycum, lbacki Lupe Reyna, Marilyn Preusse, and Mary Rocha. ' ii If 5' 5 k Aa, ,l'75P'ff in SERAPES are interesting and Joe Monreal models one for Victor Loera, Stella Moreno, Linda Livingstone, Beatrice Nuz and Patsy Martinez. NURSING MANUALS come in handy for officers of the Nurses Club, Patsy Treadwell, Rebecca Farmer, Myrna Orr, and Mickey Brewer. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter-Historian Future Nurses Clu Officers gffzaf' I f usrsmrgs IS A sooo Huw, especially when. the speaker IS what you want to be-a nurse' Julla Light, Carol Blazck, Peggy Hill, and Carolyn Tarwater heed the words of this guest speaker. Rebecca Farmer Patsy Treadwell Myrna Orr Doris Hudson Mickey Brewer Sponsors, Miss Mona Jarrell, Mrs. Rosemary Leonard, Mrs. Dorothea Macon, and Mrs. F. M. Nelson fseated, frontl Pause for the camera after a busy meeting. David and Sandra Nelson and Miss Aivia Ranieri, a stu- dent nurse, attended the meeting as guests. FUTURE NURSES, Sharon Rhoades, Martha Porter, Rebecca Farmer, Martha Gilpin, Mickey Sue Brewer, and lseatedl Carol Blazck, Pat Cauthen, Norma Bohanon, and Liz Edwards listen as Miss Jarrell explains some new booklets. A LOT OF STUDYING goes into being a nurse. 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I I I 2015 Guadalupe BELL LUMBER CO. 519 South lst GR 8-8758 Open All Day Saturday GR 7-2335 GR 8-2811 It's fun to sew LONDON'S FABRIC SHOP 3824 Lamar Blvd. AUSTIN, TEXAS X fe L, :Tk Y ' Egfgsnk A was Q . xYfii,g ffg , f QS. , ,a 1 ix if :Ulf ,R V Q A Si ual Y' E , N Ws'qA 1.LVf'i'sLi...aJ,ih5 hm-1,-Eiifl I SQIQIIIIFIIDTGDYLHKQIHWI 8 Sums .J-M14 M1 MILES GROCERY 1700 So Congress Phone GR 6 1151 GERTRU DE KETCHUM FLORIST 1506 South Congress Phone GR 2 7120 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS AFL CIO Local Umon 520 210 South Congress Ave Austm Texas OBJECTS To Promote the Materlal and Intellectual Welfare of our Members and To PI'0V1d6 Skllled and Competent Workers for the Pub11c and our Employers R E Rawls Lumber Co , Inc Phone GR 2 5416 P 0 BOX 994 AUSTIN TEXAS 417 East Avenue Lock Texaco Servlce Stahon Manager BILL O DAY South Congress and Rlverslde Drlve Buddy Fowlers Cleaners and Washaterla Featurmg G E agltator type machlnes 1000 B W Mary HI 2 6300 Open 6 30 am to 10pm Hausman s Brykerwood Beauty Shop EUNICE HAUSMAN A tin Only Nan al oo: Hai Sh p g Aram 3509 Jefferson Telephone Austln Texas GL 3 2505 BIG BEAR FOOD STORE STU DTMAN PHOTO SERVICE Fllms developed Portra1ts 8: supphes Hallmark Cards 19th and Lavaca Phone GR 7 2820 DAVIS CLEANERS Pzck Up and Delwer Phone GR 6 4628 1601 So Lamar A F C o CITY TILE CO 1303 So Congress Ph GR 6 5365 Austm, Texas SWEARINGEN BROS Your Aushn EDSEL Dealer 841 Wesf 6th Sf. Congratulatmns from Ford Village Barber Shop A M Snodgrass M E Jonnson Jlmmy The Porter . - . , n . . U . . . . 0 O . . I D l , - . . , O D ' ' o A - - . . . I us's 'on 'nour rain . , , v . . . C . I I I - ' . . O . o AUSTIN MOTEL Swimming Pool Air Conditioned 1220 South Congress Avenue STEWART'S FINE FOODS Chicken - Steaks - Sea Food 1224 South Congress HALM'S GARAGE Repairs On All Makes, Models 8a Tractors Specialized South on U S Hy 183 Phone HI 2-4949 Austin, Texas Kafatfzj' C0 If it's Borden's it's got to be good PAG'S Carburetor Sz Electrical Service Motor Tune-Up Specialty A. J. Pagnozzi 403 Rio Grande Phone GR 6-2037 Austin, Texas Herbert Benner Trucking Co. Route 2 BOX 662 AUSTIN, TEXAS Herbert Benner Alton Benner Res. Ph. HI 2-2050 218 South Lamar Judy Fuhrman and Everly Driscoll find shopping a pleasure at Kash-Karry. C. A. DYE 1801 So. Congress Phone HI 2-5454 G. E. WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC WASHERS 8. DRYERS PHILCO 8- G. E. REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, T R ELEC RIC ANGES, G, E., MOTOROLA, 8. PHILCO TELEVISION FEDDERS, G. E. 8. FRIEDRICH AIR CONDITIONERS CLYDE HILL TELEVISION 8- APPLIANCES SALES 8. SERVICE TWIN OAKS SHOPPING CENTER CLYDE HILL TELEPHONE HI 2-1606 C. G. PU RYEAR Plumbing and Heating Contractor GAS FITTING - REPAIR WORK 702 East 3rd St. Phone GR 2-5042 TEXAS CLEANERS Lint Free, Cling Free, Cleaning 401 S. Congress Ph. GR 6-5159 Don Chesnutt BELL BOTTOM FOUNDATION COMPANY Route 2 Box 814 HI 2-2655 GR 8-3392 DRILLED AND REAMED PIERS Gunnuway PRINTING co. Printers Designers Mailers 1212 W 6 Ph GR 6 3413 DALE ELSNER SERVICE STATION OIL UP! Open with 7 AM SINCLAIR Til TRIPLE X 10 PM EXTRA DUTY MOTOR OIL SERVICE WITH A SMILE SPECIALIZING IN- 5 Wash O Lubrication O Tire Repair Service With Henderson Tire Changer 0 Battery Recharge 0 On-The-Car Wheel Balancing 0 Tires 0 Tu-bes 0 Batteries WE PICK UP 8: DELIVER FOR COURTEOUS SERVICE CALL GR 2-5124 Just 8 Blks. So. of So. Lamar Plaza 1909 S. LAMAR Bobby Francis and Judie Wood receive first instructions from experienced teachers at ARTHUR MURRAY'S ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing 43 years of teaching experience 909 Congress GR 2-5251 For Cho rter Buses Coll GR 8-9361 KERRVILLE BUS CO INC Frzendly Servzce Gem Fabric 81 Sewing Center 1118-B West 6 GR 2-5555 5816 Burnet Rd. H0 5-5220 AUSTIN, TEXAS J. D. Young YOUNG 84 PRATT Heating Air Conditioning Contractors 1818 South Lamar Austin Texas TRAVIS TILE SALES Imported and Domestzc Tzles 1709 East Avenue GR 2 1437 Austin Texas GR 6 0028 Deepy Eddy Rug Cleaners 412 Barton Springs Rd Rylanders Super Market 4301 Manchaca Road MILLER BLU EPRINT C0 Manual Training Supplies Photostats Blueprints South Lamar Automotive Service Francis R R6lSSlg Phone GR7 6918 1109 South Lamar Boulevard Austin Texas RAI 217 So Lamar Home of the world s longest hot dog HOT SAUSAGE CHICKEN FISH All served in the basket Soft d11nks served in frozen mugs GR 7 0320 for to go orders Q 4 Q 1' 4. 'L '0 'Z Sjviinifgggf iiwwigit f Judy Fuhrman and Everly Driscoll are confident that there is Good eating ahead with Butter Krust Bread BUTTER KRUST BREAD BARNETT'S FLAKE KRUST P ES Good any tzme for a dzme BRAY 81 JORDAN WESLEY PEARSON True Flt Seat Covers 313 So Congress Austm Free D Ph GR 8 3431 TWIN OAKS PHARMACY Phone HI 2 1491 Where Pharmacy zs a professzon e11very to all South Austm 212 East Oltorf Austm Texas HARRIS WAYSIDE INN F1ne Charcoal Steaks AUSTIN S F URN ITU RE WONDERLAND Where Quality and B eauty Meet Your Budget I 1502 Barton Springs Rd. Il I II n I I n . v I 9 Thoughts ofa Senior: Our parting day has come at last, No more l'II be in school with you, The golden hours have hurried fast, On eagle wings, so fast they flew. The time has come when l must say, To you I've learned to love so well, Goodebye-nor will the moments stay. l'll miss you more than words can tell. Yet on the page of Memory sweet, As oft its leaves, l'm turning through, There will be none my soul to greet, With softer touch than thoughts of you. -R. D. Dillard s Capital Exterminating Co 1809 Travis Heights Blvd Bonded Insured ' I Serring Cavpital Area. for 25 Years Austm Army and Navy Store 201 West 6th Street BU FORD STEWART AUSTIN TEXAS AGENCY 24 HOUR SERVICE Insurance Real Estate Radio Se.-ylce 4311 Manchaca Rd 2020 C S Lamar Blvd Austm Texas Phone Hlckory 2 1431 I3 li I. I? I Ill? SAF EWAY STORES INC Phone GR 7-4969 inn rn: AMERICAN TAL THE Nmounl commerclal bank can offer complete fmanclal servlce Texas' Greatest Natural Attractlon Open Year Round WONDER CAVE San Marcos, Texas Specxal Group Rates We Serve To Serve Agazn Notlons - We Develop Films GUEDA S We glve green stamps 1600 So 1st Ph HI 2-6236 Wm K Holt Machinery Co Caterpillar Crawler Tractors Road Machmery 300 S Lamar GR6 6739 Congratulations to the graduating class! 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WINKLEY AUTO CO 508 South Congress When you thlnk Furnlture- thlnk Gage ELDON POWELL FLORIST I x 2001 Guadalupe GR 2 9273 Gum, afnlfafe Washmg Lubrlcatlon Roadservlce MASONS SERVICE STATION AUSTIN TEXAS IRA JR IRA SR IHONBS HI 4434 0 48 HI 1111 Congratulations s c 1 BILLY JACK Sell IOl'S HI 4623 23245 L COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CHARLES ANDERSON AND LARRY ANDERSON PHOTOGRAPHY and DEVELOPING ADVERTISING PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO LAB 2025 South Lomor 2016 South Lomor GR 8-8424 252 O Q' x If 1-If I J k . I I T, V-r I NX . . I XI G AT THE AUSTIN NATION Atlas Tires-Tubes-Batteries ' I ' snxm .na auzos 9 1 , . , - . ' 2- . H 5-5 4 2- 2300 South ongrvss 5324 Airport llvl C 2. V '0. amar A A A Arthur TV Radlo Servlce 245 M 240 urray Austun Army and Navy Store 245 Austin Automobile Dealers 251 Austln Baking Company 242 Austin Clearing House 246 Austln Floor Coverlng Co 234 M I 238 Austin Barnet ote t Pre Company 243 Benner Herbert Trucklng Company 238 Beldlng Flowers 245 Bell Bottom Foundotlon 240 Bell Lumber Company 235 Bu B 237 g ear Borden s lce Cream 238 Bray and Jordan 243 Cabanlss Brown Inc 243 Camplon Cleaners 235 Capital Exterminatlng Co 244 Capltol Aggregates Inc 232 233 Capitol Llvestock Auctlon Company Inc 251 Cnty Tlle Co 237 Climate Inc 235 Congress Avenue Auto Parts 247 Advertlslng lndex Crowe Photo 251 Cutler Motors 235 Davls Cleaners 248 Deep Eddy Rug Cleaners 241 Dye Servlce Statlon 239 El Rancho 247 Elsner Servlce Station 240 Evelyn s Femlnlne Fashions 234 Farrell Electric 234 Ford Village Barber Shop 237 Fowler Cleaners 237 Gannaway Prlntmg Company 240 Gem Fabric and Sewing Center 241 Green Company lnc 234 Guedea s Grocery and Market 247 H E B Food Store 239 Halm s Garage 238 Harrls Wayslde Inn 243 Hausman s Brykerwood Beauty Shop 237 Hlll Television and Appliances 239 Holt Machmery Company 247 House of Flowers 235 Hyden s Super Market 2 lnternatlonal Brotherhood of Electrlcal Workers 237 Faculty Johnson Hugo 247 Jorace Men s Wear 234 Kash Karry 238 Kelly Prescrlptlon Pharmacy 234 Kerrville Bus Company 241 Ketchum Flowers 2 Lock Texoco Service Statlon 237 London Fabrlc Shop 235 Madlng Company 234 Merrltt Schaefer and Brown Men s Wear 239 Mules Grocery 237 Mules Hardware 235 Mlller Blue Prlnt Company 241 Mltchell Addlng Machlne and Typewriter Company 247 Nixon Clay Commercual College 250 Pag s Carburetor and Electrlcal Service 238 Puagcaar Plumbing and Heating Rawls Lumber Company 237 Record Shop 239 I'1dCX Robblns Montgomery Nieman Company 247 RyIander's 241 Safeway Stores Inc 245 Sander s Drug Store 247 San: Products 248 Scarbrough and Sons 236 Slax Men s Wear 247 South Lamar Automotive Service 241 Spllt Rall Inn 241 Stewart Buford 245 Stewart s Flne Foods 238 Studtman s Photo Service 2 Swearlngen Brothers 237 Texas Cleaners 240 Travls Tlle Soles 241 Welch Motors 234 Wesley George Cleaners 239 W I P 243 es ey earson Wllke Clay Funeral Home 247 Willlams Department Store 235 Wonder Cove 247 Young and Pratt Heating Contractors 241 Adey Mrs Margaret 89 226 Ferns Mrs Carmen 93 97 202 203 219 Mllam Mr Barnes 86 Adkms Mr Sam 95 Allison Mr Jack 99 143 219 Ashby Mrs Gladys 102 Bagley Mlss Marjorie 86 179 Beaver Mlss Frances 76 88 89 208 Branyon Mr Thomas 95 220 221 Brougher Mr Steve 101 Bushnell Mrs Lossle 92 Cadwallader Mr H E 92 93 Campbell Caruthers Cham Coon Davls Davls Davls Mlss Mary 88 Mr Gulnn 94 213 James 93 94 M Delbert 98 146 Mrs Frances 92 100 219 Mr M R 99 143 DeBault Mrs Mary 93 Falk Mrs Irene 97 202 203 219 Adey Kathy A light heart Ilves long PASF 55 58 FHA 57 58 Aguren Wayne 'The lute of the party Forster Mrs Waldo 12 14 90 92 186187 Montgomery Mr John 100 182 214 9 Munson Mr Jlm 98 Gale Mrss Verna 88 89 193 Myers Mr Fenner 98 143 150 Glascow Mrs Margrut 89 Nltschke Mrs Willard 90 Guffln Mr Frank 91 Otts Mrs Betty Lou 89 99 160 167 222 Holck Mrs Bertha 206 Ownsby Mlss Mary Ellzabeth 92 96 180 207 Holmes Mrs Chrustlna 89 93 96 Phulllps Mlss lrmabell 93 96 212 Jurrell Mlss Mona 86 228 Porter Mlss Jenny Llnd 88 225 -1011115011 MVS BU bUf0 102 Randerson Mass Irene 69 89 92 93 176 Knelp Mrs .leffle 92 R M M 102 LaCrosse Mrs Manetta 98 164 sgsfgsder 'SM' 12:3 99 tzzzzzfe M.zi,Rfs::1'a189 98 '64 '66 228 S'-1-1 M' W A 10 20 21 '05 McAn.sre1 M15 Pat Jean 89 zoo 5 MBS me 88 MCMGIM MB Wanda 102 Thompson Mrs Maxine 88 89 MacDougalI Mrs Mary Katherine 15 88 89 T 0e901 MVS -100 89 225 93 189 210 Tyson Mr Joe 91 Martine Mr Floyd 86 99 Wrlson Mr Leland 93 101 216 SCDIOI' Class 1l'ldCX Football 56 57 Ballroom Dancing Club 57 58 Alexander Nancy Always welcome as a rainbow after a storm Popular Muslc Club 57 58 Alvarez Llllle Llght hearted as a robm DE Club 57 58 Anderson Charles Watch the brrdle Barnard, Sherry Good things come m small packages Rebel Roundup 55 58 Business Staff 55 57 Editor of Jumor Class 57 58 Ballroom Donclnq Club 55 58 YPCO 55 58 Advisory Officer 55 56 Secretary 57 58 Student Councnl Alternate S 56 Mlxed Choir 55 56 Rebelettes 56 58 Student Alde 56 58 Football Sweeth art Nomlnee 56 57 Intramurals 56 57 FHA Unnt Parllamentarlan 57 58 Y Teens Treasurer 57 58 Beaty Earl Young man wlth a horn Football 55 56 57 Track 56 57 58 Band 54 58 All Drstnct Band 57 58 All Regional Band 57 58 Ballroom Danclng Club 55 56 Dance Band 56 58 Advisory Vlce President 55 56 Sergeant At Arms 57 58 Hr Y 57 58 Becker Alice Ann Glve me the open range I l 1 1 s I - - 1 ' ' . . . 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PASF 55 57 Parllamentarran S 56 Vlce Presldent S 57 Student Councrl Alternate S 56 Representative S 57 R Club 56 State Treas urer Texas Hrgh School Press Assoclatlon 56 57 Treasurer Capitol Crty Press Assocratlon 56 57 Vlce President 57 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 56 58 Assistant Sports Edltor 56 57 Sports Editor 57 58 Quill and Scroll 56 58 National Honor Society 57 58 Blum Fred Glfted wlth rare powers of speech Thesprans of the Scarlet Masque 55 58 Sergeant At Arms 56 57 Presldent 57 58 Drama and Varlety Club 55 56 Student Councrl 56 58 Alternate 56 57 President S 58 Debate Club 56 57 Debate Team 57 58 42 Club 57 58 Sales Executive Contest Wrnner 57 58 National Honor Society 57 58 Bolleu Mary Sue As cheerful at a whrstlrng teapot Press Club 55 58 Southerner Staff 55 58 Co Features Edltor 57 58 FHA 57 58 Bray Terry Blessed are they who run around In clrcles for they shall be known as wheels Class President 55 57 Royal Court 55 57 Valentme Kung Nominee 58 Class Favorlte 55 56 Student Councll 55 58 Treasurer F 56 Vlce Presldent S 57 Presldent F 57 Basketball 56 57 58 Track 56 Rod and Gun Club 55 56 R Club 56 57 58 Head Cheerleader 56 57 HI Y 56 57 Natlonal Honor Society 56 58 Frlendlrest 56 58 42 Club President 57 58 Brown, Danny Laugh and the world laughs with you Band 55 57 Rod and Reel Club 55 56 57 58 R Club 56 HI Y 56 57 Brown Janlce Her spmt leads us stlll Class Secretary 55 57 Student Councrl 55 56 Alternate S 57 Beauty R Club 56 57 58 A Cappella Cholr 55 58 Accompanlst 55 58 Treasur r 57 58 Valentme Sweetheart Nommee 55 56 Intramurals 55 56 57 58 Popular Muslc Club 55 56 Voce President 55 56 Re porter 55 56 Rebel Roundup Favorrtes Edutor 56 57 Ballroom Dancmg Club 56 58 Secretary 56 57 Secretary Treasurer 57 58 Cheerleader 56 58 Head Cheerleader 57 58 Football Sweetheart 56 57 Nominee 57 58 Frlendllest Glrl 57 58 DAR Good Cltlzen Nominee 57 58 Golden Gloves Glrl 57 58 Southerner Staff 57 58 National Honor Soclety 57 58 Burnett Kay Wlth a book for every need Intramurals 55 58 Women s Chair 55 56 FHA 55 56 Future Nurses Club 56 57 Teenage Book Club Vlce President 57 58 Burt Margaret Brught as a new penny Rod and Reel Club 55 56 Popular Muslc Club 56 58 President 57 58 YPCO 56 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Advisory Treasurer 57 58 FHA Re porter 57 58 Burt Mary Jane Well Napoleon wasn t so tall elther Advisory Secretary 55 56 Press Club 55 58 Vrce Presrdent 55 56 Student Council 54 55 Rebel Roundup Organrzatlons Edltor 55 58 YPCO 55 58 Band 55 58 Llbrary Alde 55 56 57 58 A Cappella Cholr 55 58 R Club 56 57 58 Natronal Honor Soclety 56 58 Teens Reporter 57 58 Southerner Staff 57 58 Qulll and Scroll 57 58 Thesprans of the Scarlet Masque 56 57 Caldcleugh Hal What? me worry? Chess Club 57 58 Caldwell Pat Happiness rs for those who make It themselves Mixed Chorr 55 56 Womens Cholr 56 58 YPCO 55 57 Future Nurses Club 56 58 FHA 56 58 Caraway Ann Always a frlendly hello Cervantes Alrce A merry heart IS as good as medrclne Popular Musrc Club 55 56 Women s Cholr 55 56 57 58 FHA 55 56 57 58 PASF 56 58 Cervenka Dan Hearts were made to glve away Football 55 56 57 Basketball 56 57 Track 56 57 58 Hr Y 56 57 Ballroom Dancmg Club 57 58 Chandler Robert He who warts obtains what he wlshes Football 55 56 Track 56 57 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 55 58 Sports Editor 55 57 Co Edltor 57 58 Debate Club 56 57 Reporter 56 57 Debate Team 56 58 Qurll and Scroll 56 58 R Club 57 Caprtol Cnty Press Assocratron Parlramentarran 57 58 Student Council Alternate 57 58 Press Club Sergeant At Arms 57 58 Chreltzberg Colette Love and your love shall be returned Bond 55 58 Malorette 57 58 Chrlstal Charles Never overtaxed with words Chess Club 57 58 Cloer, Clifton A good dlsposrtlon rs more valuable than gold Rod and Reel Club 55 56 42 Club 56 58 Vlce President 57 58 All State Cholr Alternate 57 58 Student Councll 57 58 Coble Nerll Pocket edltlon of Don Juan the ladles cant reslst Football 55 56 57 Basketball 56 Class Treasurer S 56 S 57 President F 57 Advlsory President 55 58 Royal Court 56 57 Valen tune Kmg 57 58 Class Favorite 56 57 Baseball 57 58 HI Y 56 57 Student Council Vlce President F 57 Ballroom Dancing Club Pres: Coble Roy Llfe IS but a coke to thrs carefree fellow l2B Class Vlce President F 57 Collms Ross He lrves twlce who llves well DE 5657 HlY F 57 Cook Glorra They lust dont make them any nrcer Southerner Columnrst 56 57 F 57 Rebel Roundup Sophomore Class Editor 57 58 Student Alde 56 S8 FHA 55 56 Popular Muslc Club 56 58 Advisory S cretary 56 57 Womens Choir Treasurer 57 58 Y Teens 57 58 Vrce President S 58 Beauty Revue 58 R Club 58 Natronal Honor Society 57 58 Cook, Janrce Love luke vlrtue IS nts own reward Student Alde 55 56 FHA 55 58 Popular Muslc Club 55 56 57 58 Cotman Carol We are the Aggres the Aggies are we Band 54 58 Secretary 56 57 Presrdent 57 58 All Drstrlct Band 55 57 All Regronal Band 55 S6 All State Orchestra 57 58 Rod and Reel Club 55 56 Student Alde 55 58 Southerner Staff 55 58 News Edltor 57 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 56 58 Busrness Staff 56 57 O gamzatlons Edrtor 57 58 Press Club 56 58 Secretary 56 57 Presadent 57 58 YPCO 56 58 Secretary 57 58 Advisory Secretary 57 58 Nat lonal Honor Society 56 58 DAR Good Crtlzen 57 58 Student Council S 58 R Club 56 57 58 Qulll and Scroll 57 58 Cox, Brllne A farmer at heart hes Movln On FFA 55 57 Reporter 55 56 Vlce President Leadership Team Presl dent 56 57 Chapter Farmer Award 56 57 Rod and Gun Club Vrce President 57 58 I llc I ' ' ' ' ll II ' Il . , - , I I 1 ' I I ' I - I - I - I - I - 1 : - 1 - - . - . - 1 - 1 , , ' ' 1 . . . -,.- . - , I . 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' I ' 1 ' I 1 I ' - Cox, Jerry There's always room for a man of force. Student Council 56-575 Class Sergeant-At-Arms F '56, F '575 A Cappella Choir 56-585 Vice-President 57-585 Hi-Y 56-575 Chess Club 57-585 Valentine King Nominee 585 R Club 585 National Honor Society 57-58. Craig Tommie I do set my brow In the clouds Football 55 57 Student Council 55 57 A Cappella Choir 55 58 Presl dent 57 58 Southerner Staff 56 58 HI Y 56 57 Chess Club Presi dent 57 58 Advisory President 57 58 Class Vice President 57 58 R Club 56 National Honor Society 57 58 Crockett Remy Hang sorrow I t us be merry Track 55 56 Rod and Reel Club 55 56 Crouch Phyllis As clever as a woman and pretty besides Advisory Secretary 55 56 A Cappella Choir 55 56 Ballroom Dancing Club 55 56 Beauty Revue 56 57 58 Rebelettes 56 58 YPCO 56 58 Historian 57 58 Y Teens 56 58 Vice President 56 57 Student Aide 56 57 FHA Pianist 57 58 Croy Pat Pollteness goes far yet costs nothing Advisory President 55 56 German Club 55 58 Treasurer 55 56 Presr dent 56 58 Southerner Staff 55 56 57 58 YPCO 55 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 56 58 Administration Editor 57 58 FTA 56 58 President 57 58 FHA 57 58 Reporter 57 58 National Honor Society 56 58 Quill and Scroll 57 58 R Club 56 57 58 Cullen Michael No care beyond today FFA 54 55 Rod and Gun Club 57 58 Currie, Laurin Look out Broadway here I come PASF 55 57 Treasurer 56 57 Thesplans of the Scarlet Masque 55 58 National Thesprans 55 58 Football 56 57 Manager of B team Foot ball 55 B team Basketball 56 YPCO 56 58 Devotional Chairman 56 57 Chess Club 57 58 Student Council F 57 l2B Class Treasurer F 7 Dalton, Nancy Duty dwells with kindness FHA 55 58 Secretary 57 58 Intramurals 55 56 Popular Music Club 56 58 Office Aide 56 58 Dawson Nancy Jo She makes A while the sun shines Band 54 58 All District Band 57 58 FHA 55 56 Rod and Reel Club 55 56 Student Aide 55 56 F 57 42 Club 56 58 Secretary 57 58 Advisory Treasurer 57 58 Rebel Roundup Senior Class Editor 57 58 Y Teens 57 58 National Honor Society 56 58 R Club 56 57 58 Quill and Scroll 57 58 Derson Nancy I live for a little more laughter A Cappella Choir 55 58 FTA 55 56 YPCO PASF 55 56 Press Club 56 57 Popular Music Club 57 58 Rebelettes 57 58 Driscoll Everly Success comes to those who labor Band 55 58 PASF Corresponding Secretary 55 56 Recording Secre tary 56 58 Student Aide 55 58 FTA 55 56 YPCO 55 58 Reporter Historian 55 56 President 57 58 Southerner Staff 55 58 Paga Editor 55 56 Managing Editor 56 57 Editor in Chief 57 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 56 58 Junior Class Editor 56 57 Favorites Editor 57 58 Bus: ness Staff 57 58 Quill and Scroll 56 58 Advisory Treasurer 56 57 National Honor Society 56 58 R Club 56 57 58 Drury Patsy 'The twinkle of her eyes and the talent of her hands Band 54 58 Librarian 55 57 All District Band 57 58 A Cappella Choir 55 58 Accompamst 55 58 Reporter 57 58 Dance Band 55 58 Secretary Treasurer 57 58 Future Nurses Club 55 56 Secretary 55 56 Student Aide 55 58 Student Council Alternate 55 56 Southerner Staff 55 58 Assistant Copy Editor 55 56 Exchange Editor 56 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 55 58 Business Staff 55 58 Senior Class Editor 57 58 FTA 55 56 YPCO 56 57 Thesprans of the Scarlet Masque 56 57 Womens Choir Accompamst 57 58 Y Teens 57 58 R Club 56 57 58 Quill and Scroll 57 58 National Honor Society 57 58 Dunn, Bill Lives to laugh. Rod and Gun Club 57-58. Edwards, Liz Short and sweet some say is best. Ballroom Dancing Club 55 56' Aide 55 58 Beauty Revue 56 57 A Cappella Choir 55 58 Future Nurses Club 56 57 Secretary 56 57 Rebelettes 56 58 Thespians of the Scarlet Masque 56 57 YPCO 56 57 Advisory Secretary 56 57 R Club 57 Ellers Imogene How sweet and fair she seems to be Student Aide 56 58 Popular Music Club 56 58 FHA Historian 57 58 Ellis Yvonne Always time for a laugh Y Teens 55 57 Popular Music Club 57 58 Estrada Helen A cheerful companion Popular Music Club 55 56 FHA 57 58 Estrada Tony Thou best honourd man PASF 57 58 DE Club 57 58 Farmer Rebecca As merry as the day is long Future Nurses Club 55 58 Reporter 56 57 President 57 58 Intra murals 55 56 Student Council 56 57 Alternate F 57 Student Aide 56 58 YPCO 57 58 FHA 57 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 57 58 Fowler Rose Kind and neat gentle and sweet FHA 55 58 Intramurals 55 57 PASF 56 57 Francis, Bobby Just watch me strut' Band 54 58 Drum Major 57 58 Dance Band 55 58 Business Manager 57 58 Student Council 55 58 Advisory Vice President 57 58 YPCO 57 58 Southerner Staff 57 58 National Honor Society 56 58 R Club 56 57 58 Frank: Gibbs 0 captain our captain Track 57 58 Class Sergeant At Arms S 57 S 58 Advisory Officer 56 57 Student Council Alternate 56 57 Valentine King Nominee 58 Franks Shirley By happiness she gains friends FHA 55 58 President Parllamentarlan 57 58 Student Aide 57 58 Popular Music Club 57 58 Beauty Revue 58 Advisory Treasurer 55 56 Intramurals 55 56 Frazee Bull And talk? My how that boy did talk Thespians of the Scarlet Masque 55 58 Library Aide 56 58 Press Club 56 57 Advisory Vice President 56 57 National Thesplans Pres: dent 57 58 Chess Club Vice President 57 58 Gage Billy Joe Long lanky and lovable Band 55 57 Latin Club 55 57 Student Aide 56 57 Rod and Gun Club 57 58 Gonzales, Evangeline She is kinder than the krndest Popular Music Club 55 57 FHA 55 58 Intramurals 55 56 Goode Rachel Jolly and good natured was she Press Club 55 58 FTA 55 56 Yearbook Staff 55 57 Chess Club 56 58 Drama Club 56 57 Hebrew Club President 56 57 FHA Unit Reporter 57 58 Gopffarth, Ann She makes her promise good FHA 57 58 I I I ' I ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' I u - n I . ' , . I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' I ' I ' - 1 - 1 - - 1 - . ' ' - I , - II I II . I . I - I I II II , e . - I I I I I ' ll ' II - - F - I I II - II ' I ' I ' I - I V II ' II ' I I I I ' I ' I I I ' ' . I . ' I ' - I ' ' 1 ' ' - I - I I . I . I I II I II I I II . - II - , - . , . - 1 - 1 - I - - 1 - I - 1 - I , . I . I . I II - III ' I ' I ' I ' I - - - - ' - - - . . I I I I - I - I I I ' .. i . I I I ' . I . I . I - I I II II ' 1 - I . I II - II , . . I . I . I II II . I I - - I - I - ll ll - 5 - 5 - - I . - I . I . - . . I ' ' ' ' ' I . I . I I I . I I . . I I I I I I . I I I I I . I . I I I I I I . . I I I I 5. I I - n f - 11 I 1 , ' ' Ballroom Dancing Club 55-585 President 56-585 Football 55, 56, 575 . - . , , . . , . I . I I . . I I I - I - I ' I II I I I - II ' I ' I ' I , I I ' - . ' . I . I . II - - - II I I I I I . I- I , - ' I - 1 I - 1 - 1 -I - 1 - I I I I - I I - I I I II . . II ,, . ,, ' I ' I I ' I - 5 - 5 - I - I - - - 5 - - 5 - I - I . . I I ll II - I . . ' I . ' I 1 I I I II II I I ' I I I . I . I I I - I I I I I - I - I . - ' . - . - ' ' I ' I ' 1 I I I ' I ' I ' I ' ' ' I ' I ' I ll - - - 11 I I ' I I - II - I - l - I II Il . . I I I I I ' ' 1 ' I I - , - . ' I . ' I . ' I . I I 1 I I I . I . I . I - I - I ' I ' I ' I - . ' ' ' - . - - - ,I I I, I I I I 1 I 1 ' I ' ' - I Gopffarth Beth Her heart rs as great as the world FHA 56 58 Popular Muslc Club 57 58 Student Alde 57 58 Graef, Altha Ann A sweet attractuve kmd of grace Student Councll Alternate 56 57 Popular Muslc Club 56 58 Rebel ettes 56 57 FHA Umt Hlstorran 57 58 Graef Steve Swell guy from top to toe Football 55 56 57 FFA 55 56 Greenwood Vrrgmra Prepared to meet llfe smrlmg always Orchestra 54 56 PASF 53 56 Vrce President 54 55 Reporter Hlstorran 55 56 Intramurals 54 56 Popular Muslc Club 57 58 Rebel ettes 56 57 Gutierrez Clara Never In sadness Popular Muslc Club 55 57 Gutierrez Narcrssa Llght of heart and step was she PASF 55 58 President 57 58 Intramurals 55 56 57 58 FHA Unlt Reporter 57 58 Holm, Shrrley A merry heart maketh a cheerful mmd Advrsory Presldent 55 56 Treasurer 56 57 Student Councll 55 56 Beauty Revue 56 FHA 55 56 Secretary 57 58 Rebelettes 56 57 Popular Musrc Club 56 58 R Club 56 57 Harper James A man IS known by the fnends he makes Rod and Reel Club 55 56 57 58 Ballroom Danclng Club 57 58 Harrell Sonya A rare compound of fun and frollc Popular Music Club 55 58 FHA 55 56 57 58 Advisory President 55 56 Secretary 56 57 Beauty Revue 56 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 56 58 Rebelettes 57 58 YPCO 57 58 Harrrs, Sandra Sweet and kmd m every way Advlsory Vrce Presrdent 55 56 FHA 55 56 57 58 Popular Muslc C ub 56 57 Rebelettes 56 58 Harrison, Bull Away with your worry come on wlth the fun Student Councll 57 58 Teenage Book Club 57 58 Advrsory Officer 57 58 Student Arde 57 58 Hawkins Delbert A student an athlete a worthy man FFA 55 58 President 56 57 Football 55 56 57 Track 56 Hawkins Raymond Always seen but seldom heard Rod and Gun Club 55 56 57 58 FFA 55 57 Hergotz Bull Friendly and easy gomg ggrappella Choir 55 56 Student Council Alternate 56 57 Chess Club Herzog Terry A lover of wrt and humor Hlcks Herman Long rn stature but longer In good nature Basketball 56 57 58 Track 56 Hrggms Richard The Jerry Lewrs of Travls Hugh Hull, Charlotte Her countenance was ever goyous DE Reporter 57 58 Hull Dormda Good manners are the com of vlrtue Hlpollto Mary As qulet as a strll deep lake PASF 56 58 Intramurals 57 58 Hodges Jrm It rs not often that you meet the lakes of hum Student Council 56 57 Alternate 57 58 Advisory President 57 58 Chess Club 57 58 Hodnett Danny Welght a whrle Advrsory Secretary Treasurer 55 58 Holmberg Kathy She sprlls smrles wherever she goes Student Council 55 57 Advisory Treasurer 55 56 Beauty Revue 56 57 Popular Musrc Club 55 57 Reporter 56 57 Student Council Historian 56 57 Student Alde 55 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Hlstoruan 57 58 YPCO 56 57 Ballroom Danclng Club 57 58 Women s Cholr Vlce President 57 58 Southern Belle Nommee 57 58 R Club 57 58 Jackson Jrmmy Solrd Jackson wrth a be bop beat Band 54 58 Vlce President 57 58 All Dlstrrct Band 57 58 All Regional Band 57 58 Dance Band 55 58 Director 57 58 Rod and Reel Club 55 56 Advlsory Presrdent 56 57 Student Council 57 58 YPCO Co Devotional Chairman 57 58 Tennls 57 58 R Club 56 58 National Honor Society 57 58 Jacobson, Wrllard Hrs pranks were many Mixed Chorr 55 58 Crafts 55 56 Ballroom Dancrng Club 56 58 Jamar Jo Nelle Cheerful and fresh as ever Jarmon Vlrglnla 'The soul of wrt Student Councrl 55 56 Thesplans of the Scarlet Masque 55 58 Press Club 55 58 Vrce President 56 57 Beauty R vue 56 57 58 Intramural Tennls Champion 55 56 Student Alde 55 56 National Honor Soclety 56 58 Rebelettes 56 58 YPCO 56 58 South rner Staff Assistant Feature Edrtor 56 57 Rebel Roundup Club Edltor 57 58 R Club 56 57 58 Qurll and Scroll 57 58 Johnson Joyce Sweet as the perfume of roses Student Councll 56 57 Beauty Revue 57 Popular Muslc Club 57 58 Johnson Morris He rs one of Nature s Gentlemen FFA 55 58 Rod and Gun Club 55 56 57 58 Jones Jean Her heart was as Irght as a leaf Intramurals 55 57 Advlsory Treasurer 55 56 Secretary 57 58 A countmg Club Correspondmg Secretary 56 57 Popular Muslc Club 57 58 Women s Chorr Presrdent 58 Keller Paul Men of few words are the best of men Kleen Cletus Youth rs the best thrng that man may keep FFA 55 58 Reporter 55 56 Lanrer Geneva 'The wise are never without fnends YPCO 55 58 Latln Club 55 57 Student Alde 55 56 Student Council Alternate 56 57 A Cappella Choir 56 57 Popular Muslc Club 57 58 Rebelettes 57 58 Tennls 57 58 Secretary R Club 56 Natlonal Honor Soclety 57 58 Larson Patsy What rt lrfe without love and rings? YPCO 55 57 Future Nurses Club 55 56 Intramurals 55 56 Y Teens 57 58, Popular Musrc Club 57 58, Student Alde 57 58 . 1 1 I ,, . ,, 11 - 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I 11 - - 11 , . 11 ' ' 11 - . g , . 1 ' . I - I . - I . l . I 11 - - - 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 11 11 - 1 1 1 ' f D I ' ' 11 - - 11 , . 11 - - 1 11 ' - - ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' I ' I ' I ' I 11 . . 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 , - . ' - . - . - . 1, . ,, 1 1 1 1 . . . . , . . . ' 1 1 ' ' I ' 1 ' ' I ll - 11 ' . ' I . - , - 5 - . ' 11 - - 11 I 1 1 1 , - . ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' Il ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . - , 11 - 11 1 - . . , - I - , I 11 - . ,, . . I . , - - 11 11 I 1 - . ' I 11 . 1 - 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 5 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 . 5 - - 5 e , , , n 1 1 - - j - , . . - - . - 1: . I I , O- 1 ' - Q ' 1 1 11 - - ' I - . 1 1 1 - I 11 11 ' 1 1 ' ' 11 - . ,, 1 . . ' - ' ' . - , 11 - 1 11 1 1 , ' 1 ' 1 ' - I 11 1 . 1 . I . - - . . 11 - 11 I 1 1 1 1 - . ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 C' 11 I I I ' ' 1 11 U , . . . - I . ' 1 ' 1 ' . 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' - . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I 11 . . . ,, I . 11 . . . . ,, 11 . . - . - . 1 . -11 , , ,, Ledesma Alex As happy a man as any rn the world Ballroom Dancrng Club 56 57 PASF 57 S8 Football 56 57 Lemon John He works on quretly but well Teenage Book Club 56 57 A Cappella Chorr 57 58 Chess Club 57 58 Leser, Lynelle She smlles and the shadows depart Advrsory Presrdent 55 56 Secretary 56 57 Student Councrl Treasurer 56 58 Ballroom Dancmg Club 56 57 Intramurals Offrce Arde 56 58 Popular Musrc Club 57 58 Lewrs Evelyn There are stars rn her crown Student Councrl 55 58 YPCO 55 58 Correspondrng S cretary Clerk 57 58 German Club Secretary 55 56 Offrce Arde 55 58 ettes 56 58 Latrn Club 56 58 Secretary 56 57 Presrdent Natronal Honor Socrety 56 58 R Club 56 57 58 Lrnd Kenneth 56 58 56 57 56 57 Rebe 57 58 Athletrc wrtty and full of fun he s made a frrend of everyone Football 55 56 57 Ballroom Dancmg Club 56 58 Baseball 58 Lrndemann Ellen Srlence grves grace to a woman Popular Musrc Club 57 58 FHA Parlramentarran 57 58 Locke Judy All her ways are wrnnrng ways PASF 55 56 57 58 Student Arde 55 56 Popular Musrc Club 56 57 Rebelettes 56 58 YPCO 56 58 Y Teens A Cappella Chorr 57 58 Lopez Juanrta Always rn gladness Ballroom Dancmg Club 56 57 FHA Unrt Secretary 57 58 Lozano Donnre Trs much he dares Advrsory Sergeant At Arms 55 56 Hr Y 55 57 Rod and Gun 57 58 Lucchese Sam A magnetrc personalrty none can surpass Hr Y 55 57 Manager of Football Team 56 Lyda Tom Theres just one lrke hrm only one Club j A Cappella Chorr 55 58 Advrsory Vrce Presrdent 55 56 Chess Club 57 58 Natronal Honor Socrety 57 58 Madrng Brll I frnally earned the name of Senror IZB Class Presrdent F 57 Student Councll Alternate F 57 Martmez Patsy Gay and gladsome as arr Popular Musrc Club 55 56 Ballroom Dancmg Club 56 57 PASF 57 58 Mrles Janet Quret and very dependable Popular Musrc Club 55 56 Press Club 56 58 Reporter 57 58 A Cappella Chorr 56 57 Womens Chorr 57 58 Reporter FHA Unrt Reporter 57 58 Southerner Busrness Manager 56 58 Mrller Eddre Great men such as he are made not born Football 55 56 57 Mrllrgan Brll There s mrschref rn hrs eye Band 57 58 Tennrs 57 58 Mrlstead Melrnda Wrtty pretty bundle of cl-arms Advrsory Offrcer 55 58 Student Councrl 55 56 Beauty Revue 56 58 Ballroom Dancrng Club 55 58 Thesprans of the Scarlet Masque 55 58 Natronal Thesprons 55 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Outstandrng Junror Rebelette 56 57 Southern Belle Nomrnee 57 58 Valentrne Queen 58 R Club 58 Class S cretary S 58 Natronal Honor Socr ty 57 58 Monroe Marrlyn Shes extremely pleasant Popular Musrc Club 55 56 Rebelettes 56 58 A Cappella Chorr 56 57 FHA Unrt Treasurer 57 58 R Club Monroe Zelma Neatness frrst last and always Morgan Pat Gracrous as sunshrne sweet as dew Press Club 55 56 Class Treasurer F 56 Beauty Revue 56 Intramurals 55 57 Y Teens 56 58 President 56 57 Program Charrman 57 58 Mrss Y Teen Nomrnee 57 58 Women s Chorr 56 57 A Cappella Chorr 57 58 Popular Musrc Club 57 58 Morrrss Dorothy Some people you cant help lrkrng YPCO 55 56 Teenage Book Club 55 56 Y Teens 56 57 FHA 57 58 Popular Musrc Club 57 58 Mosteller Alrce Sweet as honey pert and sunny Student Councrl 55 56 57 58 Rebel Roundup Staff 55 58 Sophomore Class Edrtor 55 57 Thesprans of the Scarlet Masque 55 56 Press Club 55 58 Secretary 55 56 Presrdent 56 57 YPCO 55 58 R cordrng Secretary 56 57 Correspondrng Secretary 57 58 Advrsory Presrden 57 58 FHA 55 58 Parlramentarran 55 56 Drstrrct IV Treasurer 55 56 State Degree Charrman 56 57 Chapter Il Presrdent 57 58 Area VII Presrdent 57 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Secretary 57 58 Repr sentatrve to Grrls State 57 Qurll and Scroll 56 57 R Club 56 57 58 Natronal Honor Socrety 57 58 Mosteller Jrmmy All the world rs hrs roller coaster and what fun he has YPCO 55 57 Hr Y 55 57 Football 55 Advrsory Vrce Presrdent 56 58 gglggom Dancmg Club 57 58 R Club 56 Natronal Honor Socrety There rs frrendlrness rn hrs every movement Chess Club Secretary 57 58 McCown Don I wrsh I were a car DE Club 56 57 Ballroom Dancmg Club 57 58 McKrnney Johnny No lady rs so farr as mrne Advrsory Presrdent 56 57 Ballroom Dancrng Club 56 57 McMulIrn Brll Lrve and let lrve Rod and Gun Club Secretary 57 58 Naqurn Mrnette Lrke the deep sea always calm Latrn Club 55 57 Intramurals 55 56 Southerner Staff 56 58 MTAA News 56 57 Co Edrtor of Drxre Drgest 56 57 Rebel Roundup Copy Edrtor 57 58 Rebelettes 57 58 Popular Musrc Club 57 58 Nuz Beatrrce 'Vrvracrous and never blue Popular Musrc Club 55 56 Intramurals 55 56 57 58 Ballroom Danc mg Club 56 57 Rebelettes 56 58 PASF 57 58 FHA 57 58 Overstreet, Glenda Oh what joys hath wedded blrss Popular Musrc Club 55 56 FHA 55 56 Press Club 56 57 Palmer Donrta Sweet srmplrcrty Popular Musrc Club 55 56 Press Club 56 58 Women s Chorr 56 58 Y Teens 57 58 FHA Treasurer 57 58 Pannell Jo Ann Neat and trrmly dressed Womens Chorr 56 57 A Cappella Chorr 57 58 FHA 57 58 Patton Cecrl Let each man do hrs best Craftsman Club 55 56, Teenage Book Club 55 56 1 1 11 - 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Pearson Nancy A prettuer face was never flashed an front of o Iookung glass YPCO 55 58 Class Secretary S 57 F 57 Popular Muslc Club Secre tary 56 57 Advlsory President 56 57 Secretary 57 58 Student Coun cll 56 57 FHA 56 58 Chapter President 56 57 Dlstnct Treasurer 56 57 Chapter Treasurer 57 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Treasurer 57 58 Royal Court 56 57 Valentme Queen Nomlnee 58 Southern Belle of 58 Beauty Revue 57 58 Class Favorite 56 57 Ballroom Dancmg Club 57 58 R Club 57 58 Perrone, Charles One rn a mllllon Thesplans of the Scarlet Masque 55 58 Vice Presrdent 57 58 Stu dent Councll 55 58 Vlce President S 58 Drama and Vonety Clu 55 56 Basketball 56 Press Club 56 57 Tenms 56 57 Chess Club 57 58 Ballroom Dancmg Club S 58 Valentme Kung Nomlnee 58 Plumley, Martha The Ilght of her eyes outshmes all others 42 Club 55 56 FHA 57 58 Ponder, Wanda She must have swallowed a twunkle A Cappella Cholr 55 58 Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 58 Intramurals 55 58 Rebel Roundup Business Staff 55 56 Southerner Busuness Staff 55 57 Student Alde 55 58 Beauty Revue 57 Tenms 56 57 Football Sweetheart Nommee 57 58 Valentme Queen Nominee 57 58 Prlce, Jlmmy What a man' Advlsory President 55 56 Officer 56 58 Student Councll 55 58 Officer F 57 Football 55 56 57 Basketball 56 57 Ballroom Danc Pu ryear, Jerrel What should a man do but be merry? Rod and Gun Club 57 58 Rangel Joe He that smlles may never lack a fnend Teenage Book Club 56 57 Chess Club 57 58 Reed Robert Everyone IS wlshmg hum well Rod and Gun Club 55 58 Band 55 56 Mens Cholr 55 56 Mxxe Cholr 56 57 A Cappella Cholr 57 58 Rhodes Edward Easy come easy go FFA 55 58 Secretary 56 58 Rrffe, James After youths flung emerges the man Baseball Manager 57 58 Football Manager 57 Student Aide 56 57 Rmey, Charles A hello for everyone Ruckman John Hls presence makes a brlght day Band 55 57 Rod and Gun Club 56 57 Ruuz Som He was master of them all Bas ball 56 57 58 Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 56 57 58 HI Y 56 57 Football 56 57 Advisory President 56 57 Russell Veda Gay as all nature at the morning s smlle Southerner Business Staff 55 56 Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 56 YPCO I55 58 Popular Music Club 56 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Student Alde 56 Sassmon, Ellabeth Young and beautaful Band 55 56, Student Council Alternate S '56, F '56, Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 56, 57 58, Intramurals 55 56, Rebel Roundup Business Staff 55 56, Advisory Officer 55 56, Student Alde 55 57, Y Teens 56 57, Secretary S '57, YPCO 56 57, Beauty Revue Third Place 56, 57, 58, Cheerleader 57 58, A Cappella Choir 57 58 Sedwnck Jack For man IS man and master of hls fate Rod and Gun Club 56 58 Selpp Barbara A sweet face and o sweet gurl behlnd It Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 57 Intramurals 55 57 Advisory Offrcer 55 57 YPCO 55 58 Student Alde 55 58 Rebel Roundup Business Staff 55 57 Student Council 56 57 Popular Music Club 57 58 Slbert Skrppne Gnve me wme and women mlrth and laughter sermons and soda water the day after Ballroom Dancmg 55 58 A Cappella Ch0II' 55 58 Sufuentes Margaret slllg UWUY SOHOW CUSS UWCY CUTE Smrth Bette Angels were pamted farr to look Ink her Student Axde 55 58 Student Council Alternate 55 56 Representative 57 58 Popular Music Club 55 56 Tenms 55 57 Advisory Offlcer 55 56 Treasurer 57 58 Intramurals 55 56 Ballroom Dancmg Club 56 58 Rebelettes 56 58 President 57 58 YPCO 56 58 Hlstorlan 56 57 Vlce President 57 58 Southern Belle Nommee 57 58 Beauty Revue 58 A Cappella Cholr 57 58 R Club 56 57 58 Natlonal Honor Society 57 58 Smith Jackle Some people are blessed with a talent for bemg mighty Iuk able YPCO 55 56 Clerk 56 57 PASF 55 58 Treasurer 55 56 Southerner Staff 55 58 Exchange Edntor 55 56 Page Edltor 56 58 Quill and Scroll 56 58 Rebel Roundup Staff Assistant 56 58 Club Edntor 56 57 58 National Honor Socrety 57 58 Smrth Joe Lee He slts and whistles as the gurls go by Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 58 Smlth Muffet A soft answer turneth away wrath YPCO 55 57 PASF 55 58 Southerner Business Staff 55 56 FTA 57 58 FHA 57 58 Women s Choir 57 58 Snow Phyllls She has her degree Mrs Future Nurses Club 55 56 57 58 FHA 55 56 57 58 YPCO 55 56 Popular Muslc Club 56 57 Soderberg Melvln Manner style and sense were un hrs speech Band 55 58 Dance Band 56 58 Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 56 Spears Frances She has a smlle a yard wude and contagious as well A Cappella Cholr 55 58 Secretary 57 58 Student Councul Alternate S 56 S 57 Press Club 55 56 YPCO 55 57 Assembly Chalrman 56 57 Advlsory Presrdent 5556 Vlce Presldent 56 57 Secretary 57 58 Rebelettes 56 58 Vlce President 57 58 Natronal Honor Soclety 56 58 Popular Music Club 56 58 President 57 58 Southerner Staff 56 57 Rebel Roundup Edltor of School Lnfe 57 58 Southern Belle Nominee 57 58 R Club 56 57 58 Class Treasurer S 58 Spell Tommy He was so luked by all who knew hum Football 55 Advisory President 56 57 Ballroom Dancmg Club 57 58 Stark Ernest Can we ever have too much of a good thmg7 Rod and Reel Club 55 56 Ballroom Dancmg Club 55 56 HI Y 56 57 Advisory President 56 57 Vlce President 57 58 Student Councll 56 57 Alternate 57 58 Stegall, Jlmmy A zest for Ilvrng HI Y 55 57, Student Councll Alternate 56 57, Advlsory Sergeant At Arms 56 57, Chess Club 57 58 Stell, James The strong and sllent type I 4 U ' ' ' I 11 I- ' 11 . 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Advrsory Secretary 55 56 Press Club 55 56 Womens Chorr 55 58 Rebelettes 56 57 Popular Musrc Club 56 58 Student Councrl Alter ggtg857 58 FHA Unrt Presrdent 57 58 Student Arde 57 58 Y Teens Wrnter George .lolly as they come Hr Y 56 57 Chess Club 57 58 Wrsran Roberta Peace rs rarely denred to the peaceful Rebelettes 56 57 Student Arde 56 58 Women s Chorr 56 57 A Cap pella Chorr 57 58 Popular Musrc Club 57 58 Wood J udre A pretty woman rs always a welcome guest Ballroom Dancrng Club 55 57 Student Councrl 55 56 S 58 Advrsory Vrce Presrdent 55 56 57 58 Secretary Treasurer 56 57 Rebelettes 56 58 Mrxed Chorr 56 57 PASF 56 58 Vrce Presrdent 57 58 YPCO 56 58 Beauty Revue 57 58 Y Teens Presrdent 57 58 Southern Belle Nomrnee 57 58 R Club 58 Natronal Honor Socrety 57 58 Young Brlly Fortune wrll call at the smrlrng gate Young Leonard Youth rs full of sport Younger Brlly Full of fun pep and lrfe Ballroom Dancrng Club 55 56 Football 55 56 Mens Chorr 55 56 Advrsory Presrdent 57 58 Ysla Bacrlra Sunshrne rs found rn other places than the sky PASF 57 58 FHA 57 58 A Cappella Chorr 57 58 ll I1 Il I I . 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202 20 Bunce Charles 23 181 200 Burattl Edward 126 Burkhardt Donna 111 186187 Burks Davnd 124 144,157 Burnell Eddie 111 Burnett Kay 62 167 208 Burt Mar?aret 29 62 66 18618 195 202 203 223 Burt Mary Jane 62 179 180 182183 184 189 190 191 192 195 196197 211 Cam Martha 126 165 166 202 203, 227 Student Caldcleugh Hal62 212 Calderon Beatrlce111 166 226 Caldwell, Patricia 62 199, 228 Calhoun Beverly 127 165 168 170 202203 218 Cameron Shlrley 127 Campbell Jackle127 168 174 175, 199 Cannon Janice 127 Cantrlll Dot 127 201 Cantrill Marlene 202 203 Caraway Ann 208 Carter Charlotte Ja 127 Caruthers Jlmmle 127 Casarey Eleanor 166 Cater Danny 62 100 143 150 152 Cauthen PCIIICIG 111 202 203 228 Cervantes Allce 62 199 202 203 226 Cervenka Dan 142 157 159 219 Chandler Robert 16 17 24 158 174 191 192 210 Chesnutt Donna 127 222 ChreltxbelIg Colette 62 66 182 20 Chrlstal Charles 64 212 Chrlstal Patriclo127 199 Chigtue Llnda Sue 112 182 183 Clark Robert Lee 24 112 178 181 182183 184 189 210 Clendennen Patrlcla127 168 199 228 Cloer Clifton 31 63 64 7 196 197 Coble George 174 Coble Ne1II16 34 60 64 66 22981 141 142 150 151 218 Coble Roy 76 Collms Ross 64 76 Coggin gay 22 112 186187 189, , 22 Conn Nancy 127 200 Conner Jerry 127 158 Conner Tommy 112 Cook Glorua 64 178 180 190 199 207 Cook Janlce 64 199 207 Cooper Darrell 112 220 Cooper May Lou 171 Corbell Don 112 Cosgrove John 76 112 120 189 210 Cotman Carol15 19 47 64 67 72 81 175 179 180 183 2 Cox Billy 76 213 Cox Gene 127 Cox Jerry 19 36 60 64 66 174 177 178 180 197 212 Crarg Tommle 60 61 64 66 92 143 152 177 178 197 212 Crawford Frances 127 202 203 Crawford Freda 127 174 175 176 181 196197 225 Crltes Andy 124 143 159 Crockett Renny 64 Crouch Phyllls 51 64, 186 187 202 203 Croy Pat 21 29 31 64 75 91 92 179 180 188 190 191 192 193 202 206 Cruz Bertha 112 227 Cullen Cullen Currie Cyrus Dalton 207 Darter Kay 11 182183 218 Michael 76 Laurln 21 65 76 Jere181 182183 218 Nancy 65 97 202 203 Bobble Anne 112 178 181 182183 184 200 Davls Elizabeth 22 110 223 Dawson Nancy 15 29 65 179 180 182183 190 192 209 Deane Wlllle112 221 DeBauIt Ben 112 Denson Nancy 12 65 186187 194 196197 223 Deloraa Bobby lza Isa 196197 Denson Denny 128 giirnzk Sandra 128 I ar Sharon 128 175 196 191 202 203 223 Dodd Mllllcent 112 Dombl Rose 112 Douglas Eddle128 Drlnkard Donna128 171 Drlscoll Everly 14 15 30 65 81 179 180 182 183 188 90 191 192 1 93 95 Drury Patsy 65 72 178 180 582183 184,190 192 197 Dunn Bill 65 69 Eastep Loss 96 Edwards Llz 12 31 65 186187 196 197 228 Ellers Imogene 65 202 203 207 200 ndex Eitze Chester 181, 182 183 184 201 214 El: Bobby 196 197 Elckmann, Wllllam 110 112 Ellls Yvonne 65 207 Elsey Bobby 128 Elsner Dale 112, 213 Espinoza Barney 198, 227 Estrada Helen 19, 67 199 Estrada Tony 65 217 226 Falke Barbara 113 186187 218 Farmer, Rebecca 65 174 194 228 Farrell Peggy 113 182 Farrls Barbara 113 Farris Wulllam Vlnson 128 Ferguson Jack 25 128 181 188 Fields Luther 147 Flnegan Charles Ray 212 Flenmken Mrchoel 113 Foster Dora 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