Windthorst High School - Trojan Yearbook (Windthorst, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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X 'I THE TRCJAN Presented by THE ANNUAL STAFF 1957 58 Wmdthor st H1gh School W1ndthor st Texas DEDICATION Wxth the complet1on of another un1t 1n the ex ans f p 1on o our school the shop and agmculture bu1ld1ng we are remmded of the wonderful progress made 1n th1s school and commumty and thos t h e o W om we owe thxs progress Therefore we rate S fully ded1cate thxs 1958 TROJAN to our parents and the parents f ll f o a ormer pupxls of Wmdthorst School who have hel ed ream an accredlted h1gh school We are aware of all the sacrxfxces you so generousl a d ll y n W1 lngly made to provxde the fac1l1t1es wh1ch We now enjoy We also p r and teachers both past and present for all they have done to help us reach our goal Our supermtendent Mr Peter Irwm deserves spec1al ment1on because xt was 1n great part due to h 1S unt1r1ng and unself1sh work for the betterment of ou take th1s opportumty to thank our devoted asto r school May God bless each of you dear parents t pas or teachers supermtendent and members of the school board and may you contmue to grow and prosper untll the great commencement day shall dawn for all of us THE ANNUAL STAFF . . , P us to realize our cherished d -- ' ' . I D ' Q J ' I I I ! l J ! I . SUPERINTENDENT AND SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Peter Irwin, Superintendent, Ed Conrady, George Veitenheimer, A. J. Be- rend, Lambert Osterman, S. R. Wolf, Joe Schreiber, and Lawrence Berend. HISTORY OF THE WINDTHORST SCHOOL When the doors of the Windthorst school first opened on February 17, 1893, there were 50 students and three teachers. In this 64 year span will be found a story of human sacrifice, trials, and achievements which is repeated in most of the pioneer settlements throughout this great American nation. Some people will be impressed with the material progress, the economic conditions, build- ings, enrollments, and the concrete details of this organization. Some will be pre -occupiedwith cold facts, such as the year 1925, a milestone in the development of this school whenatwo-year high school was addedand again the year 1935 when two more years of school were made avail- able, thus bringing the total to a 12 year school system. Another important date is 1954 when a brand-new 5150, 000. 00 high school plant was completed. The year 1956 saw another great stride taken when the Texas Education Agency awarded full accreditation status to the school. At the present time there are 219 students and 12 teachers on the Staff, with an Agricultural program being added to the curriculum. Let us not forget the real cause of the success of th1s school The organization stands where lt 13 today because there were enough people huxnan beings with the spirit and self sacrifice to build a good school in spite of the obstacles which stood in the way These basic and essential values expressed in terms of 1nd1v1dual suffering vision and devot1on to duty especially on the part of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word are the same 1ngred1ents of success which has made the town and commumty of Windthorst a thriving healthy and wholesome place to make a living and good place m which to live We will do well to appreciate those ideas which our pioneer fore fathers have handed down to us We will not be worthy to call ourselves their descendents 1f we do not carry the torch of learmng and our priceless Christian heritage forward and practice these principles 1n our da1ly lives History any real h1story 15 written 1n blood sweat and tears by people un selfish and cooperative people History IS never static never stands still we pause only to reflect upon the lesson and than today now to evaluate the past and apropos to our Dedication to show appreciation to our parentage those fathers and mothers who have bu1lt our familles and this commun1ty Without the1r earnest care and hard labors we would have nothing Knowing the strength of our solid Chr1st1an parents let us look to the Space Age un1ted and unafrard Peter Irwin Supe rmte ndent JE' , . , . . . . . , . . , . . . . , . , heritage of the past in order to build a better future. We can think of no more critical time , , , . . , . . , . . . . . D . . , . . . . . . , , . . h I' . K X idcmzfy I School 't 1-us. ' Faculty MR OT TO SCHROEDER TH BROSCH SOCIB1 Studles Agrlculture Latlh Shop Phys1ca1 Educatlon Study H311 Coach QBoysJ Freshman Sponsor :vi 4,16-. Rvf' MRS KENETH BROSCH 1-H' Vocatlonal Homema.k1ng 9--, 'i' SISTERM ELEANOR C C V SISTER AMBROSIA C C V I Pr1nc1pa1 Cornmex-c1al Enghsh Health Educ atxon L1brar1an Sen1or Sponsor Sc1ence Mathematms Enghsh Health Educat1on Student Councxl Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor 4. 6-1 Z H U on FY rn H I'-1 H 2 I-4 D Z' 'U cv H P' 5 en Ci D- cn I3 ff D-4 ID I-A 5 O H CD 'U O D KD O H l 1 N o 3' o D-' N ID W on 'U O 5 cn O H UQ F' 4 as U3 F 5 Him ga-r H 3: 52+ DO WD .H :s O E 1+ H N H cs H D UQ W In S 0 I-' I-4 N W 'E CL H cs UQ 91 P-' P-4 O I-' W U1 KD IN O rf 5 ff H 0 U W :s D- :r 0 P' we H as UQ wa I-' W as D V-4 D-I O F-4 99 KB U1 ' . I -:M SX . 'D R . I I . 'N t 1 , , - I 3 a . E-Q X QA 'A , E I . ' .1 in ' , I D' . 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S fi 'YW H I . ., J I - V tw BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT The faculty and student body of Wmdthorst H1gh de 1ded to sponsor a Back to School n1ght1n order to g1ve arents a fn' st hand ghmpse of what the1r chxldren actually o at school each day A schedule of classes was sent to he parents 1n advance to acquamt them w1th the program hey would follow Where there were 2 or more students n h1gh school from one famrly each parentwas asked to hoose the schedule of one and try to follow lt 3 ,..-' .,, ,157 J Parents at General Assembly ACt1V1t1eS began promptly at 7 OO p m w1th an as sembly 1n the gym Student Councxl pres1dent Robert Ste1nbe1-ger welcomed the parents and 1ntroduced the members of the counc1l who gave br1ef talks on the pur pose and accomphshments of student government H also 1ntroduced Mr Irwm who gave a br1ef address and then turned lt over to sen1or class pres1dent Kenny Ray Wolf who gave f1nal1nstruct1ons to the attent1ve aud1ence Sr Ambros1a 1nstructs 1n chemlstry Classes started promptly at 8 O0 p m and each class asted 10 m1nutes. Parents were asked to move qu1ckly o the next class as only 3 m1nutes were allowed for the 'hange of classes. There was to be no talkmg xn the 'orr1dors. Semors were ava1lable at all t1mes to dmrect :ew1ldered parents on themr f1rst day 1n school. American Hlstory 1S 1nterest1ng 1 1 . A S fl . - H V 3 I . ffl. - :L gg A 75 r- -.H lf' . e, t . N, 4 x R' . X .. x 2 is V15 . . ,gi ' . e Q I O 0 O s fr p If v s From class to class the parents progressed, com- rlaining that 10 rninutes was too short a time even to get started. In some classes pupils gave demonstrations of he studies and skills theywere acquiringg while in others eachers showed what were the objectives in teaching a :articular course. All the parents agreed that they would ike to return to school again as textbooks, materials Lnd methods were so much more interesting thanwhen :hey attended school. The new unit in shop and agriculture was a great .ttraction especially for the men. Although much work -emained to be done on this section of the school plant, 'et it made a great impression on the visitors. As the ladies land some of the rnenlcame out of Mrs. 3rosch's Home -economics department one comment could me heard on all sides. That candy was delicious! It Senlgr parents 11313311 vouldn't do for me to be around here to much. I'dput on oo much weight No wonder' If you could see and taste he delicious candy being made and served for free you'd attentively in Religion lnde r stand At the close of classes all parents gladly retired to the cafeteria where refreshments were served A social atmosphere prevailed and conversations were quite lively as husband exchanged ideas withwife or with another person Students had hoped parents would feel sorry for them when they would see all they were supposed to learn but in most cases the OPPOS1tE Social gathering ends the day Looks good enough to eat wth w l is ll A U seems to prevail. ,' 1'-fx? f f' ' ' K , Football-1 2 3 All District' Basketball 1 2 Captain-4 Baseball-l 2 4 Guitar Band 1 Z C. Y. O. -3-4 fi- Nin- fm- 5 Jo ANN SCHREIBER MARTHA ZOTZ Basketball-1-2-3-4 - 4 H Club 1 2 Co - Captain -4 softball-1-2 H A 3 has 4-H club-1-2-3 V108 Presl County Dress - Revue Winner-1 Food Demonstration Znd Place-2 Reporter-Z Pre sident-3 F, H. A. -3 -4 Parliamentarian-3 Secretary-4 Student Council Treasurer-3 Class Favorite -4 Class Secretary and Treasurer-4 Basketball 1 Z 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 H Club Reporter l Z Garden Contest 1 Z Dres s Revue Z GE RALD BERE ND Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Co captam 4 School Favorlte 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Bus1ness Manager Co ed1tor 4 Most Studlous 3 Class Pres1dent 3 F F A Secretary 4 Boy's State Representatlve 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary l 3 Pres1dent Z Tr1p to Chxcago 2 Gold Star Award Z C Y O Presmdent 4 Rural L1fe Award 4 Class Salutatonan 4 3 ELEANOR BEREND The honored Sensors Fifty eight? We now procee congratulate f Most Dependable 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Ass1stant L1brar1an 3 4 Betty Crocker Award 4 Band 1 2 J' VV swf ,vfby fit Ja, L.. WALTER VEITENHEIMER Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 3 Y O Z Annual Staff 4 Most Dependable 4 4 H Club 1 2 F F A 4 - - - -4 - - I - ' ' lv ,.f ' ' l - t 0 'JJ ,Q , J P wr! X Q . 5 I Q Lf: , 0 ' - Q, we 1 V 'P 'f C fr V 5' 5 X 1' Fx' - Y.,-'U . 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My ,P M DORIS LEE HORN Lf 2 Best wishes for success Ancl prayers for your happiness JIMMY BAUMHARDT ROBERT SCHEFFE Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Honorable Ment1on 3 4 H Club 1 2 3 ' l D1str1ct 4 Football 2 3 4 Captaln 4 ,mn C Y O Z '4 Basketball l 2 3 Captaxn 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Captam 3 4 H Club 1 2 Annual Staff Sports Edltor Busuxess Mgr 4 Class Favonte Class Va.led1ctor1an 4 Best Athlete 3 4 Student Councml Secretary 3 F F A 4 Class Vlce Pres 3 FFA 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Band l 2 C Y O Treasurer 3 Annual C0 ed1tor 3 Cheerleader 3 4 WW BOBBY STEINBERGER PAT AN DE RLE They have always shown themselves true blue Football Queen 4 School Favor1te 4 ff' Athletlc Club Pres1dent Best Athlete 4 Student Councxl Sec 4 fffff JIMMY WOLF - -1- - -1- President -4 Football-1 -2-3 -4 Baseball-1-2 -3 -4 Footba.ll-l-2-3- Co-Captain-4 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Student Council Pres. -4 C. Y. O. -1-2.-3-4 F F A Sentinel-4 -Y O.- - - 4 Valentine Queen Escort- Class Secretary and Treasurer 3 Class Favorlte 3 Cand1date for Valent1ne Queen 3 LOUIS SCHROEDER JR 4 H Club 1 2 'Vw v1 'W SHIRLLE JO SCHE NK Dont you wlsh you were like them, too C Y O Treasurer Basketball l Z Spit 11 l 2 3 J nnlial Staff 41 ff Sports :Eqhtor 41. 19 TOMMY SCHLUMPF 4 H Club l 2 3 Reporter 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Football Z 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Valent1ne Kmg 2 C.Y.O. 1 Z 3 4 Y.O FFA, 4 F. F. A. 4 Treasurer 4 I . . . -3 T - M4 , M 53? d , X - in. 1' L -4,22 17 VLH- J I kilo' , ' ,rx-gf ll, .rl I' '21 ' ff V ., ' I. K I 1. l' 'rl rl, - rf ' .2 , . ' :WY 3 , 4, A M9 if ' 1 ' , Y' f A' 9 ' U Y .QA Q' xx Ni Q V 1 1 ! , , ' V5 - H ', .Q - - - -3 - - .. - - - - C. .-2-3-4 SENIOR OPINION POLL Who's Who 1n F1fty e1ght Best Actor Best Actress w1tt16St Favorlte Study Cleverest Most llkely to take the lead Most Studlous Favorlte Class Favorlty Study Favonte Saying Most l1kely to Goof off Semor Crooner Favor1te Book Best Athlete Most Punctual Favor1te Song Favomte Sumger Most Graceful Blggest Opturust Bxggest Pessumst Favor1te Dr1ve xn Most Energetxc No1s1est POPEYE OLIVE OYL WALTER VEITENHEIMER Unknown Goss1p1ng PAT ANDERLE TOMMY SCHLUMPF .TO ANN SCHREIBER AMERICAN HISTORY Vocabulary Do we have to? MARTHA ZOTZ JIMMY CE1v1sJ WOLF HOMERS ODYSSEY DORIS LEE HORN BOBBY STEINBERGER Gone V PAT BOONE JIMMY BAUMHARDT ELEANOR BEREND GERALD BEREND CASEY'S KENNY RAY WOLF ROBERT SCHEFFE Most l1ke1y to succeed LOUIS SCHROEDER JR Quletest SHIRLEY SCHENK Best tune of day 3 30 P M Favonte Car. French Renault Adv1ce to Underclassmen Study serlously 1n order to lmprove yourselves DON'T GRADUATE DUMB FavoriteSport.... . .. . . ............Resting I UU!! 3 !Jx f' NV Aff HELEN AN-N ' f:RmzsT1'x1i:'H Fd pf JOE LINDEMAX f H JUNIOR CLASS CLASS MOTTO ' Forever onward' CLASS COLORS Pxnk and gray CLASS FLOWER Plnk Rose CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent BETTY JO LERNER VICE Pres1dent MARGARET VEITENHEIMER Secretary PATSY ANN SCHROEDER Treasurer HELEN ANN WOLF Reporter ERNESTINE HOFF fywiimxf BETTY JO LERNER MARGARET VEITENHEIMER PATSY ANN SCHROEDER lf-1' L A4 46- xy . I Y M iw in MMM s- F - HF! . ff' v 'rm U f' A A ,I I. pi , - ' . ,fd iTfV7w 'f'c f W. ' 9? , SPM 'VJ X ' I iz df! -1x ' I ,J 'X X I ' Y V 1 Q . , Q You -Q ii N n . Ei: .flijsi-,TCT cf 'f.,4,g.A, ,naw , 71g fgZiL,.-X341 -I L A k f ,L fc Q A if--157 L.. ' Q3 -T 1 54 .. , -if V, :L 9-Len .ff 1 .X 121 A T Fri! ie 5-fx kx Blu' .V ,. I VW a x ' ' K-1 . .I , J-1 !.i4.iNIT YH, na Q1 K r by 'wx AU1' A, LF4 Y A A 1'9 A QT' ,F Tj X . ,ijaftal lpn N X , . I , rf 5 3 YV JJ 6+ f ii' Q AY SCHREIBER I' 95 LDNA SCHREIBER ,pf 1' ,. JAMES VEITH I 1 x, J. X . HARRIET f af' I , I, KI 1 I, 41314 i 5.414 P ' ,J 471.-Ng if-'L 9' ,Jtflf-' I lf: 1--f I . ..J fi'-y' J 5 . ' Q, wwf' ' F' , n , ' 31' AHKJ , 'n ,1 ,,!,ff fl L Al ' .17 4 ,P : ,f , y .U 'iff .J if . J DONALD SCHROEDER if CLARA MAE BEREND 'D KDELAIDE VEITENHEIMER CAROLYN KERMIAR BARBARA TEICHMAN BILLY WEINZAPFEL I A F YL f 2 2 X T f bf ' in .X 4 . V f ,r .' 1 L? A i 2 'FK Z , M , AV ,aaa 2.3 -y JERRY HOFFMAN BEVERLY POIROT sg? Yr s sf 1 lvl '31 LAURA BEREND 5 ff 49 45 MARY K. WOLF 1 I 1 n , 1 1 NANCY MORATH PATSY SCHROEDER 'UN MARGIE SCHREIBER 49-.. - ,-,L 1-W. 'Q MARILYN BEREND PATSY FRERICH FRESHMEN CLASS CLASS MOTTO ....... Deeds not Words CLASS COLORS . . . .... Pink and White CLASS FLOWER ...... Chrysanthemums CLASS OFFICERS President ........... MARILYN BEREND Secretary ...... GERTRUDE SCI-IROEDER Treasurer .............. JOSEPH ZOTZ fb. ' an f 1 A ,I A, my 15 , Y VI, Y P? ' .ke ' W I .5 JOSEPH ZOTZ JOSEPH SCHROEDER ta QM' A. ' x . WNW CATHERINE SCHEFFE FLORENE HORN JIMMY BEREND JOHNNY BRENNEIS r 'WS GERTRUDE SCI-IROEDYEBL fYC0L'W NANCY LINDEMAN is :H-nfl, 2 'Y cg 1 SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies in our school in- cludes World History, American History, and Civics. Each of these serves a special purpose in our education. Juniors and Seniors are exposed to American History. First of all in World History we become acquainted with the people and events of the past. From this we are able to see their mistakes so we may profit by them in our life. We are able to compare their progress and discoveries with ours and even with the missile program some- times we wonder if they weren't more advanced than we. Through our American History we gain knowledge of our background, ancestors and the people who fought so valiantly so we could have the freedoms and democratic form of government we have today. We are able with our improved knowledge to better our country and help in its pro- gress. Mr. Schroeder expounds World History to Sophomores. ln Civics we learn about out 'ernment. We develop ideas iow we can help. our government, I we can better understand it if aj lthus be good citizens. With all F' 43 se courses in social studies surely should be able to make our country even better place in which to live. n ,A NATH AND SCIENCE In th1s age of 'sputn1ks'and 'mutmks' not iay passes that we do not read 1n the da1ly per or hear on the rad1o and telev1s1on some ted accompl1shments 1n the f1eld of sclence dmathemat1cs To understand th1s 1nform Lonbetter we need a knowledge of sc1ent1 and mathernancal terms One of the ob t1ves of ou r sc1ence and mathemat1cs urses 15 to prov1de th1s knowledge bs' Chem1stry students learn to do b dolng Our school makes ava1lable to us the fol 'mg courses. Algebra I and II, Busmess themat1cs, General Mathemat1cs, General ence, Blology and Chemlstry These LTSSS are offered to any one who wants take advantage of them. And w1th all the ess bemg placed on the shortage of sc1ent 5, mathemat1c1ans, and eng1neers, we are ouraged to take as many years of these portant subjects as we are capable. lgebra II holds no secrets from Freshmen study Algebra I In the sc1ence classes students are shown how much the1r hves are affected by the work of the sc1ent1st Many everyday occurrences can be better understood and appreclated when a knowledge of SCICHCC 1S used Newer household appllances and cornphcated rnach1nes lose the1r awesome ness when then' structure and funct1ons are expla1ned and understood A knowledge of mathemat1cs helps person to develop log1cal methods of rea sonmg and also a h1gh degree of sk1lland accuracy Qulte a b1t of mathematms was needed to plan the layout of th1s book If you don't bel1eve lt ask some of the rnern bers of the annual staff , W A , . . . r . . . - . - 7 , Q o . X A ' 9 - , u l - 'N , L ' . ' . . , 51571 7 ' 3 ' 2 faijiqef ' - - - . . 'J',2,a 'f?:ff17 -, ,. K L , 3 ' a , - . 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Senior Discussion Junior Groups Class .Al LANGUAGE ARTS By language arts we mean Enghsh Latm Span1sh French or any other language However the ones 11sted above are the only ones offered 1n our school Eng11sh 1S taught for the purpose of enabl1ng the student to speak clearly and correctly and to wr1te effect1vely We accompl1sh th1s by wr1t1ng themes and del1ver1ng them to our compan1ons 1n class We do not always appz-ec1ate the advantages of th1S pract1ca1 method but we are forced to adnnt that lt IS effectuve We are also taught to read w1th understand1ng and d1scr1m1nat1on For thxs purpose we d1scuss the art1c1es we have read and somet1mes plan an mformal debate Another obJect1ve of the study of Enghsh 1S to enlarge and enr1ch our vocabular1es All of these help us to read w1th understandmg and apprec1at1on In the study of any fore1gn language aknowledge of the tools of Enghsh 1S necessary Enghsh helps the student of language and the fore1gn language helps an understand1ng of Eng11sh Sophomores Explore L1brary Freshmen and Sophomores study Latln ,il ' - 4 Y' lv' up , K A H , ' . , . , . , . . . . . . U I - e A A, . . ,, t - L COMMERCIAL STUDIES The Commercial Subjects offered our school are bookkeeping, ityping 1 shorthand. Pupils taking these :jects are given an opportunity to rnpete with others for a job in the siness world. In fact, a knowledge bookkeeping and typing is. necessary ' everyone. Every farmer today is .iged to keep so many records that pays to be his own secretary, if he nts to be able to run a profitable ainess. Juniors show skill in typing. There is a great demandfor secretaries and bookkeepers today and the pay is usually good. A knowledge of typing is useful to everyone, no matter what his calling or profession. The college student needs it to type his themes and term papersg the housewife needs it to fill out the many forms she receives each year and for correspondence in her club workg the self-employed manneeds it to carry on his businessp the teacher needs it for much of his work Outside the classroom. In short, just about everyone should know how to type correctly Eleanor guides future bookkeepers. Shorthand also comes in useful not only for the secretary taking dictation but also when aperson has to take notes in class or at a lecture. However in the business World the dictaphone is gra- dually replacing shorthand because in this way, the boss can dictate his letters in the comfort and privacy of his own home or in the office after hours. This saves valuable time for the boss and keeps down needless expenses. K Broseh Pickup truck and donated by mbe r s of Pe rry the P1ttman adthors t Company hapte r -Q F F A Archer City OCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AND HOMEMAKING This year the students of W1ndthorst H1gh have acqu1red a. new department agriculture and shop The boys have establ1shed an F F A Chapter the f1rst in the h1story of the school Our mstructor Mr Kenneth Broesh has made th1s program possible Since most of the students here are acquainted w1th da1ry farm1ng Agr1culture helps by giving them a better understanding of this f1e1d Our study of cattle and other farm animals 1S very helpful especially for those who plan to go 1nto the cattle business Learning how to build th1ngs 1n shop is also a part of this program We all rea11ze how important lt 13 to any farmer to know how to bu1ld things In shop we are being taught how to use hand and power tools By studying Agriculture one can develop an understand1ng of the problems of dafferent types of business and learn to 1nvest money so lt W111 reap prof1ts instead of losses W1ndthorst H1gh has a well organ1zed Home Economics Department The girls are taught th1s subject during all four years so they may become partially 1f not completely In th1S department we learn many of the housekeep1ng arts Wh1Ch we know will give us help 1n whateverway of l1fe we choose 1n the future Dur1ng the year we have from two weeks to two months to work on the follow1ng subjects Cooking sewing cleaning home manage ment child care f1rst aid selection of mater1al furniture buying and arranging and econom1cal Ch01Ce of food We have some of the best homernakmg fac1l1t1es available for any school our s1ze Lx s 1. 1 P of .V . . ,l ' familiar with all the phases of home making. ' . . Z . , . , . , - Sophomores d1s la sk1ll Freshies can sew! gmze gm '- ar.- N , L . L. ORVILLE ANDERLE N 5 . ' -s. S- ' j Ji' O 4 N GRADE SCHOOL SISTER MARGARET ANN. ORVILLE ANDERLE . . . ALLEN HOFFMAN ..... SISTER RODRIGUEZ ..... SISTER MARY VETTER . . SISTER EVANGELISTA . . Q Q H . FACULTY . . . . . Principal 7th Sn 8th Grade . . . . . 6th Grade . . . .4th Sc 5th Grade . . . .3th 8: 4th Grade . . . . .Znd Grade . . . . lst Grade SEVENTH GRADE s 1 -. ., 4- Q S - 3 ' Y , XR igf Q at V , ICVS. Q lg, , , ' , v ' v-.., 'HX 'y 'I W. I Iii, Q? I f 57 A . ,.:.?'fhs -'fs E-A ff O x , I Q - v :I S. 1- I ' , , , -4' Lg' f R' Z EIGHTH x 5. ' Nm L EES 5 GRADE 'w-. GRADE -L, nf FIVE f I Q5 U Av GRADE 5 L. HT' 4 .QI4 . xi ix 5 4 ', J ,3 U i 3 I D ,L . '-' T' C ' .Q K, , A , 'I I I , S-1, 4 E - A jim F9 :M-f ' v' x 4 4 f ' ' Vw ' - X4 I . 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K I S 4 , 4 I -.C +L O' Z-ix f If FIRST GRADE I 6 1 Q' nur 711' sr X Q 1 GRADE SCHOOL ROYALTY HARVEST QUEEN CAROL LINDEMAN and Members of Her Royal Court Each class was represented as follows: First Grade EMILY CONRADY and NORBERT ROWE' Second Grade JANIE SCHREIBER and DAVID BEREND' Third Grade FLORENCE ZOTZ and MARVIN HOFF: Fourth Grade MARGARET ANN WOLF and LESTER CONRADY' Fifth Grade The QUEEN CAROL LINDEMAN and LESTER ANDERLE' Sixth Grade, VIRGINIA POIROT and CHARLES ZOTZ' Seventh Grade, DARLENE SCHNEIDER and CHARLES FLUSCI-IEQ Eighth Grade, JEANNIE HOFFMAN and FRANKIE SCHENK. QUEEN CAROL was crowned by Retiring QUEEN ANN SCHROEDER. The Crown Bearer was EMELDA BEREND. In this annual contest the grade school attempts to raise funds for classroom Supplies and educational needs in the grade department. Most of this year's funds Were used to purchase new desks for the Fourth and Fifth Grade classrooms. Q R ,M 5 A, ,A,,,,,---'- '- T .3 . ff tiff' ,Z - W -u 33:5 Blessing our new buses. 66 L 56' aff' ds.,-a -. Our dependable janitor Mfr. Eugene Anderle If its first aid you need, these girls are here ready, willing, and able to give it. Of course, we don't know how your in- surance policy would be able to stand the strain, but at least you can't say they did not try. Wffg Loading the bus Hands on parade rl fs J Our Mascot - Jack liliiv' It was once a. We had visitors! Who moved? shell, but now Ag -Shop. its our first rate Z MOST DEPENDABLE Walter Ve1tenhe1rner Eleanor Berend Dor1s Lee Horn The students on th1s page were chosen 1n a poll by the SCHOOL FAVORITES student body Dependablhty was based on curr1cular and Gerald Berend extra currlcular act1v1t1es Dorls Lee takes charge ofthe PatI'1C1E1 Arlderle churchbu.l1et1n and Eleanor assumes respons1b1l1ty of the llbrary MOST ATHLETIC .Txrnmy Baumhardt Patr1c1a Anderle bletxc ach1evernent was based on part1c1pat1on 1n sports d the SP11'1t shown 1n games and practlce Junmy MOST COURTEOUS umhardt guards the coveted d1str1ct trophy for base L1 last SP1'1I1g A b1 d1str1ct trophy was also won by Se champwns Kenneth Wolf Martha Ellen Zotz l I - , , R' XX' s - l - l K '54, Nl 'q ' - Pm, Y' qv haf- ms , H' A Q. NP .V IQ xx W S Qf, Senior JIMMY BAUMHARDT JO'ANN SCHREIBER CLASS FAVORITES ,..4O0 2 si 5 Freshmen JOHN BRENNEIS PATSY FRERICH fH'1'E Sophomore EUGENE ANDE RLE MARGIE SCHREIBER Juniors RAY SCHREIBER HELEN ANN WOLF r 1 Mcffufffej ' THE STUDENT CCUNCIL Marilyn Berend, Freshmen Class Representativeg Joe Lindeman Treasurer' Bobb Stein- : 1 Y berger, Presidentg Patricia Anderle, Secretaryg Mary Catherine Wolf, Sophomore Class Representative. The Windthorst High School Student Association was organized Z years ago but did not really function to any great extent until the ast school 1. A h p year t t e first and second meetings of the association this year a constitution was drawn up and adopted. School activities order and discipline, furnish much of the material for the discussions of these meetings. mm, ANNUAL STAFF Members of the Annual Staff are quite busy trying to meet deadlines for copy to be mailed to the publisher. Co-Editors, Gerald Berend and Harriet Schroeder are ably assisted in this by Business Managers Jimmy Baurnhardt, Clara Berend and Eleanor Berend, and SP0rts Editors Shirley Schenk and Walter Veitenheimer. Typist Doris Lee Horn and Artist vm 'i FL i wg as .. A ,. M' zgzffb . g-r wivi, - v 1, .c,f2.?g5k9,4f.,. .4-2.-.1 3 '. .::ff41a'f:- is n:-1:-' gazes 41.- wr: nfl , Q-f:'-2-1--1:2-1321 -. 3 . ' fT , Q '1.v--.Q , -N . Q- cf- vs- .W M4 -mf-V-.4 .on ,7'-w.-w-.'.-.-+.:4-.4',.c--.-,-'-.V .,- -. - sm.-:-:41 ' p?f '9G, ,4sff,f'w-. M'3f-4: :- ' - 14 . A 1 . 4- .1 qv 1- 1.5 ,gg-r -1 ,. .,f,,,.. :-. ' g 4-pf: ,gp-, -V ., ' -i 1-,:3.r:.j'-13 - 1- ' '- ' p - 5 l t.I1l?.f.E'f'.5::Qf5f5i?3f'5iil'fEJI2.':'p1l37I4 .V ' 'Ft .5'ZiEf'2'91'3P9' 'i VW? .AFI- ' --'Phut-1 ln- Kuilh Shelton AT WORK-Winchhmsi. 'ILM-L-. ,ES---'Ilia--sc: asia- to light, are Lows N'l1l'f1f'fifV PHNYF' STPIHUEITZQF- e students are vuorlqimi rm L'1.'ki.lI' llll'IlllLll'Q as Wallin' vV'K'll01'll'f'll!N'I', Dfmnlrl Svhrwc'-rim'. Robert of the hzmd tools class at V.'inci1hmsi. A part of' 5L'l!l l'lF. Gerald if3cz'cnci. Kr,-rmfith Wulf. and JITIVTIY fnew agriculture program, the class is the fi:-st ag- liaurnhmicit. Filth fucmz the left is msiructor Kenneth Q ture class at Windthorst High School. Shown, I Members of the F.F.A. are busy with hammer, saw, and sander niaking some article of furniture to be used as Christmas gifts for the boys' parents. More than S400 worth of tools were purchased at very small :ost through the surplus agency. Hand tools ire being used this year but next year they Iope to be able to purchase and use power iools. F. F. A. SWEETHEART cft Brosch. Y ...1-1 Mr. Kenneth Brosch, instructor, came to Windthorst as agriculture teacher this year from Gustine. Mr. Brosch has accomplished a great deal in spite of ma.nyhandicaps and frequent inconveniences. Miss Margie Schreiber, daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. John Schreiber and a sophomore at Windthorst High was chosen F.F.A. sweetheart for 1957-58. F. H. A. Windthorst Chapter FIRST ROW: Mrs. Brosch, Sponsorg Nancy Morath, Martha Zotz, Jo Ann Schreiber, Adelaide Veitenheimer, Clara Berend, Edna Schreiber, Ernestine Hoff, Carolin Kermiar, MaryCatherine Wolf, Florene Horn, Rita Green, Juanita Zotz, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Berend, Margie Sch- reiber, Pat Anderle, Harriet Schroeder, Patsy Ann Schroeder, Helen Ann Wolf, Margaret Ann Veitenheimer, Shirley Schenk, Eleanor Berend, Doris Horn. THIRD ROW: Carol Wachsman, Patsy Frerich, Patsy Schroeder, Barbara Teichrnan, Gertrude Schroeder, Catherine Scheffe, Mary Schlumpf, Laura Mae Berend, Nancy Lindeman, Beverly Poirot. The Windthorst Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Arne rica was organizedin the fall of 1956 by Miss Jean Kainer Know Mrs. John Englishj our homemaking teacher of that year. Club officers were elected that year, and meetings were held monthly. By means of a talent show they raised some money to buy some needed equipment for the homemaking department. The club was reorganized in Sept. 1957 with Martha Zotz, senior, president, Mary Catherine Wolf, Sophomore, Vice president, Helen Wolf, junior, secretary, Adelaide Veitenheimer, junior, historian, Betty Jo Lerner, junior, song leader. HOMEMAKER F H A BEAU Kenneth Ray Wolf, son of Mr. 8: Mrs. Sylvester Wolf was chosen F,H,A, Beau. Eleanor Berend, daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. A. J. Berend, was named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Eleanor was chosen on the basis of acompetitive examination. She ranked highest among the senior girls, all of whom took the test in December. N PM fe 5 1 5 QQ ' 'vs rw! QUEEN HELEN ANN AND HER COURT CATHERINE SCHEFFE escorted by JIMMY BEREND, Retiring QUEEN CAROLIN KERMIAR escorted by RAY SCHREIBER, QUEEN HELEN ANN WOLF escorted by JOE LINDEMAN, ELEANOR BEREND escorted by LOUIS SCHROEDER, LAURA MAE BEREND escorted by EUGENE ANDERLE. Mr. Anton Wolf and daughter QUEEN HELEN ANN 140' may mv? 'ngpwfgwnw 4 Q iffifsfm iw 'ls fs EM?- W 995.6 . ,MSN na' G1'x3:.4, Ny '-:Fa wijfz. 1:3 ,f 5 TK .Y - -,Q-bs-fv..:1 1:--' bo-4 ' 'E Q , w gi Y MR 'ivfvgp .J fd -ag 'Nfl .Jih- HAPPY MEMORIES OF HIGH SCHOOL PROM 'i A 1 'I x ing. i X ,nf- gm -v-x J X 2 G. 'W4' : 'TVA' Q. 1 1 'I wk Qs , ll f I , 1 ig Q 4 ' ' ' . - 9 1 api? 4,,5-,iifwf fam Q., v in 3 , V. 'AWN-, ... N, w. ,, .,... fyg . ,,W I .Mf ,g - ii iii fi A- , .. .-175 A Y x . Back GERALD BEREND Back BBY STE INBE RGER C wx w Fi Y s s x0V' si 1 vi 1 Qs nck JMMY SCHLUMPF Tackles Jkimf Back 7' ff' X if Back KENNY WOLF JIMMY WOLF sm., Q v J 4.4-4 1 Ld W' 2? ,aw ... is 44 ESL' CIQLLT 'r' L' -5-...nw Zi' 4-..-..L..,,., JJ.. A f 'M lfsshfft A , 3 , ,, Left to right: Louis Schroeder, Jr. , Ray Schreiber, Donald Schroeder, Joe Lindeman, Gerald Berend, Kenny Ray Wolf, Walter Veitenheimer, Jimmy Baumhardt, Coach Henry Schroeder Senior members reading clockwise are: Louis Schroeder, Jr. Jimmy Baurnhardt , , Gerald Berend Kenny Ray Wolf Walter Veitenheimer K , S 1 ' 444 rr -iw .J , .K MQ, lg, V I : lx 4 M 4 Q 7'-4-'gf ' i 'h92Z22i7t?55' ' 'js' , bg -Cf, NA? ,ff 'if 'S' Av, X v Q -1 JW Schlumpf, outfield. Windthor st lroians lhunder li lPasl Millsap, 14- 10 9 WINDTHORST. Tex-, Ma 4 .-Windthorst exploded .for 1 l sin the fourth mf! 4 run Errampre Mrrrsaoltl meh 7 ,day in a District 2:1-B .7 game. It was the gm 6 WS 33 18 7 xr rs 55 5 0 ' 8 larsl se-r Rst! QTYXO Q W, ,y V, 'xmswivdlgotdo 'ixfnlueevc' Srss tx Xhexsetxes- ee fu' bawbaucofed Wig WSIS. ,ami - r ond straight , 1 .... M -v 1 -5-as . .P ROW: Joe Lindeman, third baseg Bobby Steinberger, short stopg Ray Schreiber, first baseg Schroeder, outfieldg Robert Scheffe, outfieldg Eugene Anderle, outfieldg Mr. Peter Irwin, BOTTOM ROW: George Humpert, outfieldg Richard Wacksman, catcherg Ra.yrnondSchroeder, Jimmy Baumhardt, pitcherg Lloyd Schreiber, first baseg Walter Veitenheimer, outfieldg SCORES 'Bryson . . . '9'Millsap .... . 4 Gra.ford .... '9'Poo1vi1le . . . '9'Bryson .... 'Mi11sap .... '9'Graford . . . '0'Poolville . . . .Tacksboro Muenster . . . . . Jacksboro ...Harold . . Jacksboro . . . . . . . . . Northside W' Denotes Conference 'N' Denotes Bi-District Windthorst Unbeq:'eI1i W' Eyes Bi-District Tr t Q 5 w1ND'rHoRs'r, Tex.. May A lWIlldlh0I'Sl WBHOPS 'ghe Windthorit Trtgjans 1:3 ' ld 1 3 'tr' B t o an - , lm? igfwgdirfsday by er' gBfYS0ll2 Nears Tllle our a 4-2 decision over M- '.vrND'rHoRs'r, Tex., May v to complete their loco scher . . James Baumhardt my., Ray Schrreder whrffed ..e nit shutout, Windthorii ... .- five hrts ln 1 closer to Di - -.., U..--Lui ,vga 5 . retirement. . nn c ylaumus 5 D Ar opponent W-indthorst Takes Two? Hr 4 Q8 irmingsblorn Poolville Nine 1 'NDTHORST, Tex., April 23. D, - 'thorst swept a doublehead- F1 .2 in Poolville here Tuesday.: erwwnlhe Trojans thus ex-E'- Q5 innings! 1 win skein to'f Wlndf 6 hom 90643 Wfafofi 101 d:VDTI'IORST 0 5 h01'5t- . T . s TI, . GA., A . e Of 16 W 10.18115 too P171 A ba ak-9 a 30111-ab .SES to th Hd - Distrjcflgs, 10-5 :mp .- lfaia..- .Q?.rts:-. We F Windihorsl Edges Northside, 8 lo 7 ' TTRA, Tex., May 2l-Wind- . Trojans withstood a late ra- the Northside Indians here luesday afternoon to take o 7 bi-district baseball vic- torthside scored four runs in .ne sixth and two in the seventh but couldn't overtake Windthorst's lead. It was the Trojan's 12th triumph against only one defeat for the season. 'Ar1i,, fwfr-1, dlzdlrviu SY'G1-an I ' fnenn Sher: NE Irvin Ilan, a I vin X I TI AUTOGE'-U32??fi WINDTHORST HIGH SCHOOL SONG From school's first day we made our start Each in a life to play the part to act a perfect role When men and women we shall be, and proud to say That Windthor st High has helped us reached our goal For with you Alma Mater dear We'l1 never fail to sing your praise We're out to reach the blue, We'11 stand by you, we'1l always dare For you will always guide us thru'. TROJAN'S TEAM SONG We're Trojans on the march again For God and country we're the men 7 To do a job from start to finish. We're Trojans on the march again. Depend upon the Trojans ever For they will never let you down Call on the Trojans when you're ready a.nd do For we're the staunchest team in town. AUGUST Z6 30 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MAR CH APRIL MAY Z0 CALENDAR OF EVENTS Registration Seniors receive class rings Breakfast for seniors and pastor at Kuntry Kitchen Classes resume aiter Labor Day First football game Driver Education Day School p1ctures taken Jo Ann Schreiber chosen candidate for Queen 101' O11 Progress week Seruor students take Nat1onalMer1t Scholarship exams Pat Anderle Semor chosen Football Queen Halloween Carnival Crowning of Football Queen at half t1me dU.1'lIlg New castle game Sock Hop following game Final football game lnsta11at1on of automatic clock and bell system gift of Seniors Z9 Thanksgiving holidays Classes resume after holidays Opening of basketball season Holiday Christmas party and exchange of g1fts Chri stmas holidays be g1n Classes resume after Christmas recess Student council meeting Selection of candidates for Valentine Queen 7 8 Semester exams workshop in San Antonio Field tr1p to telephone telegraph Freshmen and Sophomore Classes Final votes cast for Valentine Queen Winner n nounced Valentlne dance and supper Field trip to Continental O11 company Armed services day Vocational talks byBened1ct1ne and Diocesan Priests Student delegates and sponsor attend Tex Assoc of Student Councils convention in Abilene Speclal meeting of Student Council and primary voting on candidates for Student Council Officers Final voting of Student Counc11 Officers Good Friday no school Easter Monday no school High School Prom J Sr Banquet F1e1d day with Muenster as guests Ascension Thursday holiday 14 16 Final exams Graduation and Confirmation School Closes 30 A 3 V 13 ' Z4 ' ' 15 - ' 17 ' ' , ' ' Z2 ' ' ' ' ' - 28 - ' - 31 ' 1 . 1 , . - 1 I ' 9 . 11 . . H . 28- . . . 2 . 3 . 9 . 20 . . Z3 ' ' ' 2 . 3 1 . U . . 6- - ll Annual sponsor and Z students attend journalism 10 ' ' , -- 14 ' ' -- ' a - 15 ' Zo , . . . 12 ' 19 . . . . . Z1 . 26 . . . . . 2 . . . . 4 ' -- 7 -- 14 ' 15 r.- . 1 . . 15 ' '- 13- - ' 18 ' ' ' . ,4CLWffmg ' Best of luck and good wlshes to the Semm The Archer bounlg of '58 Abstract Company Mundy Nursery Co W1ch1ta Falls Texas E H TRIGG M Phone 76 77542 Archer C1115 Texas vayaviwfmwfa McAluster Motor Co ll H0 2 5525 Bo 428 ARCHER CITY TEXAS ontza 6 C Best Wishes from the Freshmen Class and Sponsor Marllyn Berend Nancy L1ndeman James Berend Cather1ne Scheffe John Brenne1s Gertrude Schroeder Patsy Frer1ch Joe Schroeder Florene Horn Joseph Zotz H B Schroeder Sponsor HORANY S E M BOONE COMPANY S1nce 1928 Archer City - Olney Graham I 5 104 5t01'e 254 51-00 613 Ind1ana 1502 Eleventh Texas W1ch1ta Falls. Texas ' '1 4 ' 1 I . . . . , unager I ' 1 - 1 1 I I - O - x 0 ' P . H C '-'- Q . . , - ' I I Preston Refrlgerotlon Co Refrigeration Servlce W1Ch1ta Falls TeX3.S Phone 767 6604 LET US REMEMBER That In the beginning God clothed us With huznan affection and sympathy that we might according to the Laws of our Social Existance lend a helping hand to our Fellow Man L K HYER G UA RAN TEE ABS TRA CT COMPANY Archer Clty, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF BERRY 81 ELLIS Hardware at Furmture Archer C1ty, Texas COMPLIMENTS WHITE STORES INC The home of greater values Indiana w1Ch1ta Falls at Seventh Texas MITCHELL WALDEN CONTRACTOR Drive Inn Cafes, Warehouses, New Homes, Dens, Remodeling Off1C6 503 North Broadway Loans Arranged Phone 2 8741 Day Or Nlght , . . Air Conditioning - Heating . . , I OF V Dnxon Boot Company Lundeman s Garage ' costs only a few cents more to go f1rst class Phone 1131711 Andy and Noble Scotland Texas W1ch1ta Falls Texas Cornplunents of FEEDERS SUPPLY KW Q cn NFULOPFPN munv mos 5 XXXX Ph 322 4732 Wlchlta Falls Texas DOW HILLIN W D CDocJ HILLIN PH 3 2879 Phone 7 3551 PH 74743 MC WHORTER 8. SON Brake Bearung and Clutch Co AUTGMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES DELIVERY SERVICE FURNITURE Sz APPLIANCES PLENW PARKING SPACE Archer Cm, 704 VIRGINIA sr wlcHlTA FALLS TEXAS 'u7'RabyH pto 'RobtMVugLu:m LM Hampton Vaughan Mevkle Funeral. Dwecfovs Ambulance Sevvwe wlcl-HTA FALLS TEXAS 1411 Phone 3 8123 A More Econormcal Service 'It ' u I gag . A so A x '- N' A is Q , .k.......,., X 815 - 15th , - I . - - , - I . I .. . ' ... ' I .. . am rx. , . a Geo. . evkle - 111 Famlly Outlet Store W1Ch1ta Falls' Leadmg Popular Prlce Clothlers For Fung Good Flttlng Shoes V1s1t Wood Bros Shoe Store 707 Inchana W1ch1ta Falls Texas Congratulatlons The Senlors of 1958 from A J Morrls Agency Insurance Real Estate Archer C1ty Texas Box 698 Congratulatlons The Semors of 1958 from oe E Shelton Insurance Mrs .IoeE Shelton Telephone HO Z 3175 Res HO 2 3252 FINEST... PM. CREAM CHUCULATE MFD BY CHAPMAN DAIRY hope for 30 years more CHAPMAN DAIRY WICHITA FALLS MILK BUTTER ICE CREAM to 0 to I . . ' J , , Thanks for 30 years of business with you, AN I-I IC 2 Tk 5 : Q- Q ' F Q Ya Q Ya AMERICAN GLASS COMPANY ,,HE,NE2,6m W Auto Glass For Any and A11 Cars and Trucks A. C. GARAGE E 2-B717 Installed While-U-Wait 84 PAINT 84 BCIDY SERVICE 1111 Indiana. Avenue Phone 3-6943 HAVE A.C. DUET Falls, Texas 314 NDRTH SCOTT WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS BERE D BRO W1ch1ta Falls Ar che r C1ty Wmdthorst ELIE LAM MOTOR COMPANY ComP11mentS 607 East ScottAvenue I Mr 3, M,-5 Henry Thqele Phone 7 4391 W1ch1ta Falls Texas W1ndthorst T exas OF O , Of HUB CLCTHIERS Apparel For the Famlly E1ghth gl Indlana Wlchlta Falls Compllments Mr 8g Mrs Anfon Berend STOP Sr SHOP MILLERS GROCERY Sz MKT Jacksboro Road Phone 7 2181 Compllments of Clyde s Super Market Archer Clty Texas Comphrnents Archer County News Archer C1ty Texas Congratulanons from Dr 81 Mrs Melvln Horany Archer C1ty Texas Comphments T A Lltte HAIGOOD 8. CAMPELL ARCHER CITY TEXAS Cement Contractor BUTANE at PROPANE Phone 7 8311 W1ch1ta Falls Texas Ray PCYSCH Wlndthorst Texas of at I I ' I of to I The Seniors of 1958 I . . of . , ' kin ' Cornphrnents S Agnes Beauty Shop Weldlng Shop Phone 25516 phone 2115-3 ATCT161' C1'CY Texas Wlndthorst Texas Archer Clty Texas Cornphments Mr 8g Mrs S RWolf To the semors of '58 A lot of luck and cheer To follow 1n your footsteps W11l be our a1m next year Class of '59 PAUL BROTHERTON BOBBY EVANS HC Sportnzg Goods Wholesale and Relazl 1614 NlN'rH PHONE 2 1109 WICHITA FALLS TEXAS Comphrnents EBNER BROS , PACKERS U S Government Inspected Ranger Brand Meat Products w1Ch1ta Falls Texas gf ' - I , -of Brotherton 81 White I . -J t v .A f, I I , 35. ,I K Q V ' 4,- F 1 ,e N fu xl! M 1 'I 'lllluuuq -' 'W' 1 ,,,1-- 1.-1 - -I -i V151 La HARLEY DAVIDSON Comp11ments 813 Ohlo Street M Of The aims-'H Y? 'gm I QE' fgx 1? A-fwnwnf 0 MQTORCYCLI1 BLXRF XINS ngldiif: f- . Senior Class Www'-m 1 M' 7 'iz ,sig S7 WEINZAPFEL 8 SON POIROT S GROCERY General Merchand1se Reta11er Da1ry Supp11es Wlndthorst Texas Ph Z8F2 Wmdthorst Texas Congratulauons Comphments and of Be st W1 she s Ffomfhe Mr ond Mrs T d W If Sophomore Class e 0 R. D. UWEN5 OWENS BRUMLEY -- x X X 3' X xx 822 SCOTT A VENUE WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS OWENS BRUMLEY FUNERAL HOME A u u af ' Rigid 'U m HAROLD VAN TIS' LDH Y FORT W 'M F ORTH X BOWIE WICH ITA FALLS I' r E' ' wk eumcaunmsrr Y' in ' hifi T Tw' if V: V- V 7 'L'21T x fa.. E172 - . .. 7 ' ' T' 7 ' ' -f ' 2. 1 , ,, ! lying lp 4 5 1.11311 llludll 111131 L WI, , E . - , ' - Ay., 1 v' H u ,, Q M n -:fix A A - .. in ,ff , - .Ji Ii V251 ::: I.. , 4 f 9 Y 2 V - f- ,T , , .. if -T ,. x -5537 if V T- '. LLZJLLLY - ' L L ' Dxarnonds Watches S11verware HOLDER S JEWELRY Phone Hopk1ns Z 3224 Archer C1ty Texas FORD PERRY PITTMAN COMPANY NEW KIND OF FORD Phone HO Z 5513 Archer Cxty Texas FORD BUCHANAN S Post Webster'sA B D1ck K8:E M1CIOfnCtI1C Mxmeograph Drawmg and Sp1r1t Supphes Durametnc Offset Z1pper CarbonPaper Shea.ffer's Notebooks Supphes Esterbrook Pens COMPLIMENTS OF EBNER BROS PACKERS U S Government Inspected Ranger Brand Meat Products 816 Scott W1ch1ta Falls Ph 2 2147 wlchlta Falls Texas Texas C D SHAMBURGER LUMBER CO Inc LUMBER SASH DOORS LIME CEMENT BUILDERS HARDWARE TELEPHONE HOPKINS 2 8153 ARCHER CITY TEXAS THE COW LOT MODERN CLEANERS NAT FLEMING O e GENE OWEN M 9 Have lt done r1ght Evefythlng In westefn wear lt Costs no fnore 'I Phone 7 3255 Henrietta Hlwoy Archer Cxty Texas wlcHlTA FALLS Tex G E Branum Phone HO Z 3166 I - .. a v H l 1 a . . I . . I .. - . . . . - I , Q I 0 o ,, , . . . . . I ,wnr . . ' , anoer - u - ll , . 1 , . . . ffiwf' IX J I up cr! SERVICE fi Q STATION P HU MBLE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS W1ndthor st Texas COMMUNITY TELEPHONE CO INC Andl' Hen1'Y W1ndthorst Texas Best W1 she s from our Photographer Mr Werner n Davldso ED S CAFE WINDTHORST . TEXAS The place where people meet to eat Steaks, lunches and fried chicken served at all times. Extra dining S room available for pr1vate dinners. Werner Stud1o Parker Square 767 2561 W1ch1ta Fall Owners. Ed. and Al. Veitenheimer j,I!lAl3,QMf .L I ' J f AN ., p fp ,mf ,. 5- , , -. X fc , . E . X L X ' .sg-, I Q .77 'fi' L, y , f' ' , .... A '4'fw - - Q. f -. . .. 1- xt nv I YI X ,xx X E E x XX XX All her friends were watching Ann She od Harry on the string They ound out she of her man So they all gove her o ring. noun You'Il moke someone ho py If you telephone today. - . , . I 9 '7 Y I I - , A . ,- ,W 1 QUR PATRONS EXTEND Bc st WIS-l'1Lb Annls Flower Shop Archcr Cnty Ball Cafc Wxndthorst Berend Mr gc Mrs Alfred Clty Shoe Repalr and Western Wear Archer Clty Broesch Mr 81 Mrs Kenneth Clty Drug Store Archer Clty Deaton Furmture Co W1ch1ta Falls Fr1e Mr Thomas I-I Holllday Hoffman Mr lk Mrs J Malcolm Western Wear W1ch1ta Falls Plckett Mr Mlke Archer Clty Roewe Mr 81 Mrs Andy Schlumpf Mr 81 Mrs T A Schrelber Mr 8: Mrs John Te1chman Mr gl Mrs Frank Sm1th Mr George W1ch1ta Falls Z1h1man Mr 8: Mrs L A Ve1tenhe1rner Mr Albert V 1 xu nhe1mer Mr 8: Mrs Frank Vcl!cl1ht1n19!' Mr. Oscar E1ghth 81 Seventh Grades S1xth Grade F1fth 8: Fourth Grades Fourth 8: Th1rd Grades Second Grade F1rst Grade x k , j l '- :, ' .' , . f. I 1 I I , . . i 1 l '3 , . . , . . . I Morath, Mr. Sz Mrs. W.A. . , u . , . , . . , . . . . , . . , . . . , . , . . , . . . . H. ' . , . , . . li I I' l l J I I if' vi -Af f ff' J QW XW JJ S U 1 1 1 . V .abt