Windthorst High School - Trojan Yearbook (Windthorst, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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'X' lx In this age of guided . he re bal- ' loons and satellites, we are liable to lose +R our contact with reality and become dizzy in the ever increasing whirl towards outer space If we listen to many newspaper writers and politicians we must conclude that we are in the midst of a mighty contest for supremacy in ster lead this race Where we ask will all this striving for ma y us '7 As we ascend higher in the heavens are we progressing towards our eternal goal which is God and the enjoyment of His presence for all eternity or are we just attempting to get away from this globe called earth because of our failures and disappointments '7 Many thinking people have come to the conclusion that man is seeking satisfaction in space travel and possible conquest of the moon and of the planets because he is not made for this world and therefore does not and cannot find his happiness here To use the words of St Augustine Thou has made us for Thyself O Lord and our hearts are restless until they find their rest in thee In our small way we The Annual Staff want to do our share in making this happiness a reality Therefore we dedicate this annual to our gloriously reigning Pontiff Pope John XXIII In one of his first interviews after his election Pope John expressed the wish that peace might be restored to all nations and individuals and promised that he would work and pray with all his might for this end So to Pope John XXIII and to peace d ate our world natlonal and individual we de ic 1 9 5 9 T R O J A N 13' JA ak uh. ol I Quiv- .' . . W ' Y Y l , . . ' 2 , , . . . . H I I , . l S . . . . . -- X , I . . . -- . r . X- K -J.. f, If , I 4 rr- -.rf X , , . .,--f., H- 39' -C. 21- ----ff q E A Q ,,, 5 ' sig gf 'iq' ' ff ALL. A' .,f-.,.... . ,,, .. ' t Ag ' 1 .,,- , . . 2 OUR SCHOOL BOARD Seated around the table are: Alois Lindeman, Lambert Osterman, S. R. Wolf, Joe Schre Clarence Wolf, George Veitenheimer. The members of our school board represent all NJ. ose people in our community who have struggled - .- W- rough the years to improve the status of education ere by their untiring efforts to enlarge and improve e schoolplant. A great burden rests on the shoulders fthese men as it did ontheir predecessors, a burden hich only generous, self-sacrificing citizens are illing to assume. We owe such men a debt of grati- de which we often forget to express. SISTER ELEANOR, Principal facting Superintendentl r ff I wi- as 1-lf, 3 an School Board President LAWRENCE BEREND When something goes wrong in the school plant we are quick to Contact the members of the school board, but how often do we think about them when things go well? How about giving them a pat on the back and a word of thanks and appreciation at other times for a job well done. ' '11-Lug xkl 1 P if f 4 'lfgfngbgvf' in ai fQF'XG'1!4:, fr' ,H ty Q M lvqa'-4,3 ,fini 0 'ff 57934 lk' Y 'WL uf L4 sl 3'J chu f 4' 4' QIMJ 7 S X 111 V? QE, 'V' 1, 5 nf x il 1' r ibuxh' f 21,1 .4 Ak- D 4.5 1 5 x I Faculty I 1 : ' ' ' 1 X 1 . -- -1 - . 1 .1 ' ' J V I! 1 1 1 ' ,. . I ' , 1' . . . ' .. ' -- 1 1' 1 . ' 1 ', .1 r' - 1 1 ' . Nr1'-9. , ' ' 'A ' 5' 7 x. f 1 9 ' LQ . ' jf gl.. , 1,1 'f ff- 'f?.LF, '5, J. 1. ',-A4 Y I ' , 2.1, fmt, ,hu ,iju .lx Lu. ,.1'Y1 J 1.1 an I. ., rn .fy 51. 51, ,V JA, wh- -I, 4- , .1, , . - V Uv. b 5, V ' 1.5. -,Z . - -1 - 5-,f :vp -fr ,Q -,, Q-I - 1 .- , , , -- . .f-. 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What of their joys, CYO 50da1ilY-lReP0fief- 31 f sorrows and dreams! lSecretary, 411-Z Athletic Club Pep Squad l-Z Student Ass'n. l-Z Volleyball Z Basketball Study Club Secretary nur. i ANN VEITENHEIMER RAY SCHREIBER Class President 4-H Club FFA Football l Baseball -QManager, 41 1-2 Student Ass 'n, l-Z lst. Place in High .lump CYO-Sodality l-Z Class Vice -President Football Queen 4 Newspaper Editor 4 Annual Staff Typist 4 Class Vice-President 3 Secretary 4 FHA-Treasurer Z Historian 3 Secretary 4 Z-3-4 CYO Sodality-QRep. , 41 1-Z-3-4 Pep Squad l-Z-3-4 Basketball-ICO-captain,41 Z-3-4 Volleyball Z-3-4 Athletic Club-QSec, , Z1 1-2 4-H Club 1 Student Ass'n, l-Z-3-4 Study Club-QSec. ,41 4 FFA-fVice-Pres., 41 3-4 Most Dependable 4 Newspaper Sports Editor 4 Annual Staff-Bus. Mgr. 4 4-HlPres. ,Z1 l-Z Trip to Chicago Z County Council l-Z Football-1Capt., 41 1-2-3-4 Basketball-QCapt. , 41 1-Z-3-4 Baseball 1-Z-3-4 All-District-Tackle QFootball1 4 Class Treasurer 4 Class Favorite I l-3 Student Ass'n. l-Z -4 Student Council lVice -Pres. 1 3 CYO Sodality lVice-Pres.. 31 l-Z-3-4 i Q 41 CAROLYN KERMIAR I ii DONNIE SCHROEDER Ihey look to the future with hope as they look at the past with gratitude. This grati- tude they express first to God, their Maker, Who has been so good to them in so many :ountless ways. FHA-lSec. , 21 4-H Club Student Ass'n. Study Club Annual Staff-Bus. Mgr. Senior Editor Basketball Class Favorite Class President CYO-Sodality Pep Squad Athletic Club BETTY CROCKER Award Volleyball Reader's Digest Award Class Salutatorian I 2 z Student Ass'n. FHA-QI-list., 4, Basketball Volleyball Class Reporter J Class Favorite .. N Reader's Digest Award Poetry Award CYO-Sodality Pep Squad Athletic Club lst Place Winner in Garden Contest ,Y Football-1Capt. , 4, l-2-3-4 Basketball-QCapt. , 4J 1-Z-3-4 Baseball 1-Z-3-4 FFA-QPres.,4Q 3-4 4-H Club l-2 Student Council-QTreas. , 3j 3 Student Ass'n. l-Z-4 rf' Class Favorite Z School Favorite 4 Best Athlete 4 CYO-Sodality-KPres. , 31 l-Z-3-4 Annual Staff-Bus. Mgr. 4 All District Guard KFootballl 4 JOSEPH LINDEMAN X A Class-Sec. -Treas. Z ' Band 1 Annual Staff-Bus. Mgr, 3 Assistant Editor 4 Student Ass'n. l-Z-3-4 4-H Club l FHA-QPhotographer, Z, 3, Z-3-4 Pep Squad 1-Z-3 Athletic Club l-2 Basketball Z -3-4 Volleyball 2 -3 -4 CYO Sodality l-2 -3 EDNA SCHREIBER ,J 5' X CLARA MAE BEREND ERNESTINE HOFF These Seniors are also grateful to their lrents, who have sacrificed so much to give mem the benefits of a Christian education. ast, but by no means least, they thank their riests and teachers who have worked with lem through the years as they strove to gain .is goal-Graduation. Valentine Queen Candidate 4-H Club ' Volleyball 2-3- Cheerleader ' Football Queen Attendant Pep Squad l-Z-3- Class Secretary Athletic Club l- k s. PATSY ANN SCI-IROEDER Class Favorite Football Queen Attendant Basketball Volleyball Pep Squad Cheerleader FHA-QTreas. , 31 QParl. , 41 FFA Sweetheart Oil Progress Queen Valentine Queen Candidate CYO-Sodality fc' .DELAIDE VEITENHEIMER FFA-lseritinel, 41 4-H Club -v Class Favorite Valentine Candidate CYO-Sodality Football Queen Escort Football-lCapt., 41 Basketball Baseball JAMES VIETH FHA Z-3-4 CYO-Sodality l-2-3-4 Student Ass'n. l-2-3-4 Basketball 2 l-2-3 Class Favorite Valentine Queen Cheerleader Pep Squad Class Treasurer 4-H Club Student Ass 'n. Student Council Sec. FHA-lSec., 31 School Favorite Athletic Club Annual Staff-Artist Volleyball Basketball CYO-Sodality Most Dependable Student Ass'n. Student Council lRepresentative1 lPresident1 Annual Staff-Editor 4-H Club FHA-lParl., 31 Pep Squad Athletic Club Basketball-lCapt., 41 fAll District Guard Volleyball CYO-Sodality-lSec. , 31 Catholic Rural Life -12nd, Typist fo r Bulletin HELEN ANN WOLF f A My HARRIET SCHROEDER Valedictorian Z 3 2 -3 -4 2 -3 -4 z-3-4 4 ! 2-3- 3-4 l-Z 4 4 1-2-3-4 4 3-4 3-4 3-4 5 1 . srgvmu Y Pomoi RQ.: L J f J' JUANITA ZOTZ L ,, pn mu x W: yu R CAROL WACHSMAN wt -A :nil ll si if ff-Q, E ,ft A E' ' .,.-. i 2-'X 1' EUGENE ANDERLE L wi L-or we NANLLY MORATH a. 'S ' 'E .I U N I0 R -1 J 4. if -- ya- ' sk ti W7 F -uw J ' 'J -4' f C LASS 4 ' N, t 3 4 H President Y, A , BEVERLY POIROT S X 5' ' n s MARY c,, won' PATTY scrmoi-gm-.H rufm' fqopy-MM, Vice-President JERRY HOFFMAN , J Secretar- t f Q ', PA' ROEDER 1. - V , Lain? '-3, ws 3' In s Treasur Q Q , A, MARY CATHERINE WOLF '19 j ' f L. , J Lf . f 5 ' in , 'fi tx ' , xii , l N f ig 1 Q .' 'K Q- , 'Fl l df' - e 'f . ' 1 V' ,f Udx- K N adi wx flnfxqibg ' 'K , . .- Q ,, ':f. 5 li f , ,. wr, s. .4 1 - V+ ' 'f if ' . .ii QW? f 'I BARBARA TEICHMAN JERRY SCHROEDER LAURA M. BEREND ! lf! ara x U The Juniors like to back all worth- ' J N while activities and get into the swing of Y. ' W v- things. Yes, you've got to admit it--the x N Juniors do get things done. They've got ix 1 the know -how and they put it into practice . l L They showed this in their victory in the 'L Valentine Contest. It took the cooperation BILLY WEINZAPFEL RITMQREEN of every junior-the ll girls and 5 boys to do it, and that's what brought them the results. When it comes time for the fs 5 Prom and Banquet the Juniors will prove f that they can do it again as they transform -1 'Q' ...t they gym into a veritable fairyland. . iv' The Juniors are the biggest ' P ' A , class in high school and it goes vx it L without saying-they are also the best. Uunior Polll. . b u .1 1 s M :T, I i ,aa-. MARY SCHLUMPF MARCH: SCHREIBER RICHARD DUGGAN f-17 TSY FRI-LRICH JOEY SCHROEDEH 3 ff r.. X -. , ai A' I-'gy . W , 5, , 'S iv' CATHERINE SCHEFFE .HM BEREND a X N K 1 'ww 9 i ef. X Yifll, f ' 1 jx -x Ay Q , 0' ' I' ' ei' 5' ' Y 44, 1 nf 4 V , N.: - ITRUDE SCHROEDER JOSEPH ZOTZ FLORENE HORN nv' I ' as fb, it M' F' L -J T -.-s n,-f V kk , V?h', f N j , R, NANCY LINDEMAN JOHN BRENNEIS 75 rf 'Q .,,-Q President Y Y PATSY FRERICH , 'J ,iff ,' ff yi 1 .Qan- flq , - ,E fgsw MARILYN BEREND Vice President JOEY SCHROEDER Secretary NANCY LINDEMAN Treasurer JOHN BRENNEIS Very little girls and boys are a joy .... as they grow up they manage to exercise great charm and so please and attract nearly every- body .... but when they have just turned fifteen and are sophomores in high school, they are a mystery to all-their parents, their teachers, their olderand younger companions and even to themselves. You see it isn't easy just being fifteen and things seem to affect their funny bones so they giggle a great deal. But, have patience, time is the great healer, and sixteen is just around the corner. 5 5 .,-.K EANNE HOFFMAN xt fy? W, .. ., .Q X f ., l I, , mrmg scrmunzn m.omA axxsrvn -1 r K H . - P K f .worm wot? U ., W - , .. E A 1 TOMMY BEREND f' ' v. N lv - 'Y .UK .' ' K9 .rg '34 5 YUIXAMY MRLI-LN i'.l.IZf'-.Hl'Q'lH PUIROT D 'Dv 'E U' Q .1 ,nf nf 1 1 1 f xosfmrzz P1-:Rez Jourwv Axmznuz ',r K, , I Y 'ik 3 IX, I-'RANK SLHENK PATSY SCHLUMPH Q T Y -1, f -. A 111 , ft ' ' 4 If I f MARGLE HUMPERT ' .v. I' r ' Q .r- I A 5 f g' till!- ui, it ' 1.11.1 ' a , BOBBY HAJOVSKY FRESHMEN CLASS President TOMMY GREEN Vive -President JEANNE HOFFMAN Sec retary-Treasurer ELIZABETH POIROT Freshman enter high schoolwitha feeling ofinferiority because they are suddenly the lowestlones on the totem pole, and a few months ago they were proud graduates--the big boys and girls of their grade school. Now they enter a brave new world. They had been accustomed to one teacher and now they have five or six. It is quite bewildering for a while but gradually the 'greenness' wears away and then they are veteran members of high school ready to meet and solve any problems that come their way. YV to UNDER CLASSMEN'S POLL Donn1e OF SENIORS Joe Ray James Adelaxde Patsy Harrlet Helen Carolyn Margaret Blggest pess1m1st Cleverest Most amb1t1ous Wxttxest Most energet1c Qmuetest Best crooner Most punctual Soberest Most l1kely to succeed 'S Best back seat drxver STUDENT D0nn1e Carolyn Helen Ann James Adela1de oe Clara Ernestme Harr1et Patsy Margaret Ann Ray Edna .7 1 22 N Edna E rne s t1ne B1gge st opt1m1st No1s1est AMBITION to own a fleet of trucks to be champ1on cow m1lker to be Mrs Homemaker the year and get a tr1p around the world to get out of school Own a space shxp and travel to the moon t0getaPHD 1n Geometry to learn to sw1m l1ke Esther W1ll1arns to r1de a sled w1th Sg' Preston through Yukon to play wxth the Dodgers agaxnst the Yankees 1n a World Ser1es to r1de double w1th the Lone Ranger to be one of the 6'7 Globe Trotters go to the South Pac1f1c and start a revolut1on to own a red convert1ble 3 Q A. ww WILL PROBABLY contmue to own one pxckup be Hollywood's new dancmg partner for Fred Asta1re never leave the Red R1ver Valley operate a correspondence school from outer space never get h1gher than when Jurnpmg for a ball 1n a basketball game cont1nue to count on hxs f1ngers cont1nue to s1nk l1ke a rock rn a tank end up nursxng the plague strlken 1n Afr1ca have e1ght boys so she can practxce never get beyond a hobby horse be the f1rst woman 1n outer space end up bemg a good w1l1 ambassador to the Aborxgmes. end up r1d1ng an elephant on the Sahara tl , .41 r Q '7 N, .- P' , Q f K ,- ' f Aim E W sv ' n 1' WC I :-J l ' . ...... ' O 9 xl .... .. .... ' ' ' ' , T f ' Q 1- .......... I fl ' ....... ' sr V A .MX : ,. ........ l. ' V . fl' 1, mx ., ...... J K J JI .... ' FM, K , 'V X Clara ...... .. .... . . ---- . of ' J ---- . . .' - ' ' . ---- . . t - . I P BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT For the second time the faculty and students of Windthorst High have sponsored Back-to- School Night. If possible it was a greater success this year than last year as most of those who came this year had followed the schedule last year and so things ran more smoothly. As usual the events opened with the student council and student body conducting an assembly- the regular monthly assembly for December. At the close of the meeting the president of the student council welcomed the parents and friends. Sister Eleanor, and Mr. Irwin also gave words of welcome and expressed satisfaction at the large attendance. Mr. Irwin took advantage of the occasion to say afew words of well deservedpraise to our faithful custodian, Mr. Eugene Anderle. The student body gave a rising vote of thanks to Mr. Anderle for all his patient kindness to us. He never refuses to help anyone who may need it, regardless of the extra hours put into the job. The schedule of classes was made somewhat simpler than last year as only two classes were going on at the same time rather than four. This made it easier for parents to decide where to go. ln home -making Mrs. Mills gave some practical timely lessons on gift wrapping. Heraudience was so completely absorbed in the novel ideas so simply presented that they did not hear the bell. Sister Ambrosia combined all science classes in a demonstration of a few simple experiments and the use of film-strips as teaching aids in science. Again, here the time was too short to satisfy the interested audience. 7 Home making prove s inte re sting Q- Filmstrips hold science class's attention v-Y uf' Language Arts Junior Typing Class In the language arts, English and Spanish, an interested audience crowded out the students. Mr. Irwin explained the need and usefulness of Spanish in our modern day when so many of our boys in the armed forces are moved from place to place. Many of them arrive in the deep South where Spanish is spoken a great deal. Sr. George Marie showed how practical English can be made when several students gave reports from recent materials especially those in the Readers Digest. The school edition of this little magazine proves a great help in keeping up with the latest developments in every field of human endeavor. Typing to music makes for unity andhelps to increase speed in this very practicalaccomplish- ment. The juniors here display their sl-:ill to their surprised and delighted parents. Mr. Spotts holds the interest of a group of parents as he explains the aims of his agricultural program. As this is a dairy-farming area it is easy to find a practical application for his many projects such as hog and dairy cattle judgingg soil analysisg soil conservation, insect and other pest controls. Come and get it was all that was necessary to announce at the end of the program. All visitors gathered in the cafeteria where the senior girls aided by Mrs. Mills served delicious cake and punch. The students entertained with a few school songs before they joined in the feast. Parents and other guests were most enthusiastic in their praise of the work being accomplished and wished that they might be pupils once again to enjoy all the modern conveniences of a stream- lined education. 11959 stylej -v-v ' . . 1 E Famil Gathe in Cafeteria Agriculture Class 43 .hr inn! Sr. George Marie instructs Juniors and Seniors in English. Spanish has proved to be quite inte resting :specially the reading and conversation. We lad no idea it could be so entertaining. We are at a loss sometimes to do some trans- .ating and what we succeed in putting on :aper doe sn't always mean what it should. We find that we no can speake the Spanish muy Jien. You see, amigo mio, we no have studied our lesson as we should and so our espanol no is very good . But some day we are going to surprise you and speak Spanish so fluently that no one around here will be able to comprehend. English When it comes to English, it's a subject you just can't get away from these days. Every time you open your mouth now somebody is checking on your correct or incorrect use of English. It used to be that only the teachers would check on our use of correct English, but now youaren't safe any- where. Somebody is sure to be ready with pencil and paper to take down your incorrect usage and face you with it in English class. lt certainly makes us watch our p's and q's these days. v ' Trojan Express Staff checks copy Aqui se habla espanol. Freshmen and Sophomores Although our school paper The Trojan Express has made only afew appearances this year we feel that it has done quite a good job each time. By means ofthis paper we acquaint our companions and members of our little community with many of our activities and accomplishments which Z might otherwise escape notice. 1 Mr. George Beaman, coachand fresh- man sponsor, has added this task to an ' already crowded schedule. The members fi--N. L ia. . of his staff too are quite busy with school work as most of the members are taking six subjects which calls for a full day. Q This is the main reason why the Trojan Express has not made it s appearance oftener. And as for a lack of news, why, we could publish a daily paper with all the things that happen here every hour. Biology Class The language of science is something that y students have difficulty in mastering and 0 general science helps them over this hurdle ,y supplying a somewhat limited but accurate cientific vocabulary. Biology, which is being offered this year, eaches us to be more appreciative of living hings in our environment. Both plants and nimals are studied and an awareness of all the Drms of life, --visible and invisible is brought .ome to us. For example the water is our stock tanks is with visible forms of life including the of the mosquito that bothers us on a sum- r night as well as the tiny slipper -shaped ramecium. Y rs and Seniors expound Geometry Since greater emphasis is being placed on the study of the natural sciences it is only right that we give them a proper emphasis in our curri- culum. Chemistry, Biology, and general science are the courses made available to us. Chemistry and biology are given on alternate years and general science is offered every year. In general science the student is introduced to a little astronomy, geology, physics, chem- istry, botany and zoology. This helps to givea foundation for a better understanding when bi- ology or chemistry are studied more in detail. i D. Freshmen study General Science This science leads unmistakably from a study of the creature to the Creator,Who made and guides the destinies of each of these His creatures. Thus we prove again that science and religion go hand in hand and do not in any way contradict each othe r. Mathematics is inseparable from the science mentioned above. All types of mathematics are helpful here but more especially a knowledge of geometry and algebra. By means ofthese and other more advanced forms itis possible for scientists to predict the path of the earths satellites and give the time and position where they may be seen. An immense amount of mathematics as well as mechanical skill goes into the planning and firing of even the simplest missile, much less a satellite. Remem- ber the scientists of tomorrow are the students of today, and although we don't expect to find a Von Braun around here, we do want to prepare ourselves for the space age in which we live. Futur e Homemaker s Seniors Practice Homemaking In homemaking we are being taughtespecially in the following fields: lll sewing:--suits and dresses have been made. l2l cooking: --choosing, cooking and serving an economical meal. Bl family relations:--conduct in the home and on dates. Ml furniture:--choice and arrangement in the home. l5l table setting and centerpieces: --plain and fancy. Qfzl child care and develop- ment. This and other work of the F, H, A, orga- nization forms subject matter for study and practice in our daily work, Sister George Marie instructs the Choral Group. 2 T 1 ' 1 Am Freshmen Try Their Skill witl Tools in Shop. Agriculture and Shop are right down the line for people living in this community. Both skills are very helpfulg the former is essential to making a living around here. There is no lack of interest in agriculture and the sur- rounding neighborhood affords plenty of oppor- tunity for putting into practice the skills that we boys have learned in class. Judging soil, cattle and hogs, dehorning calves and vac- cinating cattle are some of our accomplish- ments. Civics Class As historical time is measured, the Inited States is a very young country, yet : has been thrust into a leading role on the tage of modern history. In order to play ur part in world affairs, we should know 'ellwhatthis part is. Our landis the land f the free and the hope for oppressed eoples everywhere. This is the reason 'hy we must study the story of other eoplesandespecially our ancestors down :trough the ages, so that we may truly see ne world setting in which we find our- elves today. In World History we find the origin of Jur Bill of Rightsp Trial by Juryg Repre- entative governmentg the Monroe Doctrine nd other things that we treasure among ur precious possessions today. Pr Uv 358 ' 'NMS' We all know and are proud thatAmerica is a great country. God has truly blessed America in many ways, Now it is high time that Axnericans learn to bless God. ln order to do this, we, as young American citizens, should learn how our country has become great and what keeps it great. To do this we study civics so that we may be able to do our share in keeping our country the way we want it to be. The surest guarantee of a country's great- ness is a respect for God and a knowledge of its government on the part of its growing citizens. 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'ggi ifimxsfa . ..,,, .... .... 1 :r 1- r .CN .,.,,.. . .. , , :d!f5ss5zfae'ii1z13 ' Af I Q 'x .aff Is I Y 5, , 4' B flgite 1 1 iff, 'Tig . H ' r mx J .3-4 l if 'fa .5 A.,,, 4 0 fm '. f 2 , Y- ' ,.4-' 'u H. '1 N 1 .5 1.5 p. ' 1'-f 514 fp, A 5 fl' , , 5 L.: . Queen Joan approaches the throne to be crowned. Grade School Royalty Reigns at Harvest Festival Joan Wachsman was crowned Queen by retiring Queen Carol Lindeman. Joan was the candidate from the 7th 8: 8th grade. She is an eighth grader and is daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Wachsman. Queen Joan was escorted by Dale Wolf, son of Mr. 81 Mrs. Wolf. Theresa Osterman was flower girl and Terry Schroeder carried the scroll. Other members of the court were the representatives of the other classes. The first grade candidate were the runners-up in the contest. Arn l K. Spartans in action against A. M. I. of Wichita Falls. - I ., - ..,- -,Y ,- ,1 -.v..,..fv. ,. Mr. Allen Hoffman and his trophy-winning Spartans with their cheerleaders. The Spartans won all conference games and thus made up in part for their big brothers the Trojans who fought hard but did not get to win. f -K or' .SN . 4+ 'Vt K 4: 7' A' A AA A AA AA AAA -k MOST DLPENIDABLE Harriet Schroeder Ray Scnrexber SPn1ors 8 x f MOST COURTEOUS ir' Rxta Grven-Jerry Schroeder ,A X A J A Jumors ' 'XA 1' 4 4 t MOST ATHLETIC Vi S' , .XL I Patsy Schroeder Joe Lmdeman I pi. MOST STUDIOUS E11 zabeth Poirot -Bobby Hajovasky Fre shmen Junior -Semor ,Hi x 45 nz Q X ' B rf A- i'J 1 Wink X '. I 5 MIQEW Marr. ,G UNIOR FAVORITES JUANITA ZOTZ. BILLY WEINZAPFEL SOPHOMORE FAVORITES NANCY LINDEMAN SENIOR FAVORITES LRNESTINE HOFF JAMES VIETH FRESHMAN FAVORITES MARGIE HUMPERT ERNIE SCHREIBER ,A .r- r 9 G' .. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers of Student Council reading clockwise beginning upper left, Harriet Schroeder, President, Sister Eleanor, Faculty Advisor, Nancy Morath, Vice- President, Helen Ann Wolf, Secretaryg Margie Schreiber, Treasurer. The Student Council officers with Sister Eleanor, sponsor, and represent- atives of the classes meet twice a month to discuss and plan the many activities which take place at our school. A sug- gestion box on the bulletin board provides the basis for some of these discussions. an honor given to the boy or girl who is votedas the The Council has sponsored Student-of-the -Month, most cooperative and active member of the student body. Assemblies are held once a. month and the meetings prove both lively and interesting. A well-planned agenda seems to be the secret of success andboth Sister Eleanor and the officers have spared neither time nor energy to make this organization 3 gI'C3.tSl1CCeSS. TROJAN ANNUAL STAFF Reading left to right: Margaret Ann Veitenheimer, typistg Ray Schreiber Senior Business manager, Edna Sch- reiber, ass't senior editorg Clara Mae Berend, senior editorg Beverly Poirot, junior editorg Rita Green, ass 't junior editor, Laura Mae Be rend, proofread- H2 Patsy Schroeder, junior business manager, Mary Catherine Wolf, ass't junior business rnanagerg Carolyn Kermiar, typist This year a contest betweenjunior and senior business managers backed bythe classes proved a great help to bringing in advertising. For days and Weeks you had to be ve ry ale rt when aPP1'0achedby one of these enthusiastic ,ml ,AM - 6, S hi. 1 -3.3 fi? ' 1 ,, .5 a i f GQ individuals or you might find you had subscribed to two annuals or had given your order to a member of the opposing team, Mary Catherine Wolf, junior and Joe Lindeman, senior were outstanding in their-work of raising money. Close behind and cooperating all the way were Patsy Schroeder and Ray Schreiber, - ' l- .I 4 0. JERRY HOFFMAN, 1-',H,A, Beau A Q . iMM'fk,s' OFFICER. AND MEMBERS OF F.H.A. , WINDTHORST CHAPTER XXOY3' cy STANDING: Mary K. Wolf, presidentg Mrs.G, Mills, sponsor. 5: V2 IEATED: Carolyn Kermiar, photographerg Ernestine Hoff, Q Tj listoriang Juanita Zotz, treasurerg Margaret Anne Veiten- , 5 , 4 jj, teimer, secretaryg Marilyn Berend, reporte rg Gertrude . , Schroeder, vice-presidentg Adelaide Veitenheimer, parlia- IZ O? hentariang Rita Green, song-leader. X 4,90 xqxfl, WW Nl' ,, W :va Q lfmg, . 4 Jrzdp' 3 f ' A Ln , QOGITIOA, 5 QA FM 165' f' I 7 A 7 1 O 0 x L 5 ' -is. Q-W uxi 5 0 J ' fl F, F,A. OFFICERS - WINDTHORST CHAPTER w Seated second from left: JERRY HOFFMAN, Treasurer BILLY WEINZAPFEL., Secretary JOE LINDEMAN, President RAY SCHREIBER, Vice-President JAMES VIETH, Sentinel 4 EUGENE ANDERLE, Reporter MR, C, SPOTTS, Sponsor-center-rear g .4 ELAIDE VEITENHEIMER F. F. A. Sweetheart TOP Crowmng of Dorxs lee Horn as M1ss W1ndthorst lhgh by Presxdent of .Tumor Class Betty Jo lerner cort1ng the honoree IS Peter Schxck CFNTPR At the Prom The Semors and the1r dates get together forthelr last txrne around the centerpxece whxch xllus rates the thcme Around thc World 1nE1ghty Days BOTTOM At the Banquet Qeated left to rlght are Mr M1115 8: Mrs Gerald Mxlls Home I-conomxcs Teacher Mr V Brockman GuestSpeaker F.1therlgnat1usO S B Mr Kenneth Broaeh Master of Ceremon1es and hxs wlfe Mr Peter Irwin Superxntendent and h1s wlfe O -5-1 ti -1. 'T 7 'u-3' -uni - X' '-PJ i'-td , ' f lu FOOTBALL QUEEN .Jn Margaret Ann Ve1tenhe1mer semor canchdate IS crowned football queen by James Vleth at the cererrwomes held durmg half txme ofthe game wxth Greenh1ll played on the home held Margaret Ann ms daughter of Mr and Mrs F Veltenhexmer and James IS son of Mr and Mrs A Vxeth O Approachmg the decorated throne on the west s1de ofthe f1e1d are Queen Margaret escorted by James V1eth, Jumor candmdate Patsy Schroeder 13 escorted by Ray Schrexber, followed by Sophomore candxdate Gertrude Schroeder escorted by Joe Lmdeman, whxle freshman Cand1date Ehzabeth Poxrot 1S escorted by Eugene Anderle 1 ' 'J l 2 1 w A f U ff A A x J A -f' ' ,J XX . 1 q 591, ll 47 ff A ix xx , ' A ! 'Y I N ,i A If -5 I J 'T C X- ll V 1 j, e ' 1 L- I X Y fl , 4 V xx A ,I I XJ ,, Y -J Q I .f r, , Zz: 1' .J V H 1 . J Q r f A A 6 Q , v - J ' A' 1 ' ,. J Q , v-F ig ik A War ian AQ Ag -if LL, gil, J Q is L x il 1 is e 6, wr, The class of 1958 was the first graduating class to have his Excellency Most Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, present at the exercises. Seated left to right are: Jimmy Wolf, Kenneth Wolf, Robert Stein- berger, Jo Ann Schreiber, Walter Veitenheimer, Shirley Schenk, Louis Schroeder, Jr. , Martha Ellen Zotz, Bishop Gorman, Father Cyril Lange, O.S.B., James Baurnhardt, Doris Lee Horn, Gerald Berend, Eleanor Berend, Thomas Schlumpf, Jr,, Patricia Anderle, Robert Scheffe, Mr. Irwin. 000' 2 9 'I n Qkjmqf 2' . 1946 1958 Y ..ff wk 1 hun ! '44 f 4 P' :v,J 'Y d',,r' sw n'.g:iATg 3g ?l 'f5J' 'W 4,1 1 .1 id, .Lx -M? wg. fo! QW. , f M 19' -ab 4 gyvf 75 'if -A . v V57 -4n1 'li Ol' A ' , ' 1 . .A ' I I I I I r' ,' . .- U 1, in-is ,' ' 5 - , ',1 ,Q , A .f 9' - - f uf 1 I, .U-', .V -x I iw 5-Zia 7 i .1fx -' 1 7..'y' ii! ' J . . ' -1. 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'9 1 ' Q' s . '. , 'I .' - 'A 'RQ L. ' ,, A' ak' - - ' V X. X x EX 'X' X 'ak x x J X . l X .Q c i. A . 17's sang. QQ 75 ,u V, of 'lfg nfs , ', JY,-,Mg A 5 -,Lg ffl-x'Yrf.,' r,r , 'N fx 'fl-fy' --'IAQ' 2 lil. vw? . ,--'P' fc. - .fn-ivy-f'9 FOOTBALL TEAM Back row: Manager Donald Schroeder, Frankie Schenk, Ernie Schreiber, Eugene Anderle, C0-Captains James Vieth, Ray Schreiber, Joe Lindeman, Coach George Beaman. Front row: Jerry Hoffman, Johnny Anderle, Joey Schroeder, Johnny Wolf, Joseph Zotz, Johnny Brenneis, Tommy Green, Cheerleaders: Head cheerleader, Adelaide Veitenheimer, Margie Schreiber, Nancy Morath, Rosalee Perez, D A , .J 'sul-if i .4 ---hxfrf-1 E - -1 -. ,., W , - wp- , 1' f f -5.:.gf'. ef' J G 1 5 LJ? ,M e ,ngfijicwjy Q, ,, K- , , v , 4. , 1 ,, . H, .-ffm.. -Q - fi T' ' 'e . ' as . .el V Nb, I a Q , ,wb : fn . 1 - - UN' -ew ' 7 5 A V 4 ,- ' FI , ,, -4 f. . A 3 ' . . 1+ N E E f Q f ef., win - e M M ' , ' 5 6, 4 . -ijt, -, f A I. 1.'. , 4 :5 -'51 V f, ifx.1- - -' - '.f -' i , -' - gg,-re'f ,..,...-M '51 iw , , , , we ,- . .. - , .z.- ,,.,- . Y'-, 3,,7 V - ,L 1 .4-Lf 'u V.4 I -5. f..- ,:' .. '4 , m . ,JK-1: vi: rl ' x ,infix Q' --t V 'wv ' ' 'W if 'E sw' -'C' M , V - , '11 44, If 1? .JH rs. ',-53fkf S 5' ' A- -' 3- -'LQ--'1-7'- ' V ,j QW-xvfff V M - ' ' . ' ' Line up: Joey Schroeder, end, Johnny Anderle, end, Backfield: Jerry Hoffman, right halfback, Tommy Ray Schreiber, tackle, Johnny Wolf, center, Eugene Green, quarterback, Joe Linde man , fullback, Anderle, guard, James Vieth, end, Ernie Schreiber, Frankie Schenk, left halfback. lacklez Joseph Zotz, guard, Johnny Brenneis, tackle. This picture shows how the boys really hustled even to the end in the l Windthorst-Greenhill game. Even though the team was outweighed, out- classed and outnum- bered, this did not dampen the spirits of the pep squadwho boosted the morale of the entire team. Fife ' lil' ' , 'T iff? ' .x if -- ,,.. ' A Q 5 I . in - , , , A , U f 4 F I H . Q ' ' '. S l 'xiliil x 5 A -. 1 J The Goofe rs with Coach The Sputniks with Coach Joe Lindeman Ray Schreiber POWDER PUFF BOWL Something new in the history of sports took place at Windthorst when the girls tried their hands at football. After the first days of practice, the school halls could be heard to echo with oh's and ah's as in a hospital ward. Athough the rules we re somewhat modified the game was strehous. The highschool girls were divided into two teamsg Sputniks and Goofers. Both teams strove to be victorious but in the end the Goofers overran the Sputniks. This unusual attraction brought a crowd of spectators. Proceeds of the game were added to the High School Athletic Fund. The Lions Club requested the girls to play at Archer to aid in the drive to raise money for the Swimming pool. Referees, Cheerleaders, Coaches, Watergirls 3 g A 1 Q K r ug 1, 55' 775 .1 T t ! ,-,, , . g. I Y 5 , N 1 P-if ' Victorious Goofers Qnext dayl OUf'0f'01'bif Sputniks ef., ,C J! rl! afar: f 'lil iff i X, V1-If -fx-,, - BACK ROW: Juanita Zotz, Laura Mae Berend, Rita Green, Barbara Teichman, Coach George Beaman, Carol Wachsman, Ernestine Hoff, Elizabeth Poirot, Nancy Morath, Florene Horn. FRONT ROW: Patty Schroeder, Adelaide Veitenheimer, MargaretA.nn Veitenheimer, Harriet Schroeder, Margie Schreiber, Edna Schreiber. SCORES Windthorst Opponent 34 Chico 42 30 Antelope 32 43 Antelope 46 19 Megargel 41 38 Megargel 33 25 Prairie Valley 43 24 Megargel 23 39 Newcastle 26 25 Woodson 62 35 S. H. Muenster 49 35 '4'Newcastle Z3 Z2 'Woodson 33 40 'Bryson 45 33 'Vfhrockmorton 27 51 S. H. Muenster 46 33 'Newcastle 19 26 '9'Bryson 52 35 Vfhrockmorton 30 41 Lindsay 35 'YWoodson 'Denotes conference games 4,2 jg jx: 23' BACK ROW Ray Schrelber .hmmy Berend, Coach George Beaman James Vexth Tommy Green Joe Llndeman FRONT ROW: Joseph Schroeder, Johnny Wolf Johnny Brennels BASKETBALL SCORES W1ndthorst Chico Antelope Antelope Megargel Petrolia Bellevue Megargel Newcastle Woodson S, H, Muenster 'Newcastle 4'Woodson 'Bryson '9'Throckmorton S. H. Muenster 'Newcastle 'Bryson Opponent 48 44 41 44 39 32 34 40 60 41 37 62 34 65 47 53 44 'Throckmo rton Lindsay 'Woodson Denotes confe rence games 51 38 67 vq OUR BASEBALL CHAMPIONS BACK ROW: Ray Schrieber, Donald Schroeder, Jimmy Wolf, Coach Otto Shroe I 1 ul der, Kenny Wolf, Robert Scheffe, Tommy Schlumpf. FRONT ROW: Joey Schroeder, Joe Lindeman, Gerald Berend, Jimmy Baumhardt, Bobby Steinberger, Walter Veitenheimer, Louis Schroeder. Untied and unbeaten in conference games they carried home the district and bi-district trophies for the second straight year. Instead of being born with a silver spoon in their mouths, these boys were born with baseball bats in their hands. Good going boys! Hope we can do it again. HSV Wihdthorst Defects Era ji W7ndllp0,,, A, ieini3QarN,For Bi-District Title ffllevpe j7 'WH I l . iS - ' ' . 'YL-X35 ,Dian NOCONA Texas-Wjndthorst undefeated in diflrivt play E:'aH',,,d jTH0R.S'T I K Sul T ea A -- - thffrs-1 ' 7f'A- - Q 90-NPV gacfcd. H sihgh Schoo.s Trojans stormed 'von in 24-B, Iv here : r'r'uslield,S NSW' ' Nwcnsteffm a PNC PBS! the Era UOTYWY-5' 104- heff Bobby Sztzribergi 2. Roiienbfiall gaFhi.'r.v1.av ,L B ll,.L 4 3 have Tuesdat X0nTuefd3y afternoon to seize ine gchpffel Jame, Baumfiardt andy? amr'517f'. up gas dum I ball P.3ff'e', 'mit SXYQXC 0neCIass B bidistrict baseball sham-Tommy Scmumw pacw mf, 1-,fy gphlunl f- fourth I 'np Wy ARL-HHH CITY' Texas Ispe base BSUNA' l,.,, t 005 ax Pmnshlpr v Q jans' 12-ii1ta'taCk 2f'i!IY'iSf the l'frzi7Ul1iH ue' lf-d ,hpnf'. 1k' 'Cui Nqgowdy ggafk poked 8 sm - ' ' 296 1 It was the Second straight b i'lYCh9f- P3 'Y'0f14 nffln .hh fffin l f1an.NEi0 to sure the winnini run aft b Ssutfwidistrict title for Windthors! Bi' Bgumtlafdg vue, gy? ,inning for and .yhy 'W lou, 7' ' I V S ti NYSA? dmflct i5 mf' I-in SW' fm' masgiwtlher He Fcattcrm' Sit' hits 'fill pm Milirifyilwr hil' Lir ar? ermr gmc Anhhm City I 1 5 Srhagg 53595311 teams 0515- C334 4.iL,rUk nu! wh am ,Mind iwrar Hfrlihw Um '.?,,nu lift' in thc- lust of the svventi gmef and 3A Sfhry-,lc git vo time 53,395 warg, MW an 'inning hen- Tuesday as Wind V1 W A Al 1 F, Thi Trmaiif c-named by Henrj, Img :UTP g' V tiixnl. AV- Q '- K, l 1,1 gfobchroeder, po-.ed a 123Jecord.h ,I on in 0-U X , . ,C g 1-ri-r'f0l' the season. 'Diev wecfchnni-vgennn in on x-1 l A -nn , xii-C x. P i3,,t 9 J Dump! Nine, 11- inwiv, 'rem 'Sow-'fl thorst' was the? U gm Dim-in an sm' rsday by deffllimi M ,...i i.- dway itcher James Bwmgafd big gun for Viindthorst Chcd 10 Ftrikerfut' 3774 I three-one a horverun 8 Pr a double. timrst saw a ont'-run lead vanisi via the error, 4,3 Archer Pity had a base-runner on sccund with two outs when the- first basl-man niissed a tag of tht- l'll'-ttlfllf hutlvr. He' had lu - tiiiiiw from thi- isorund- ha Wa g'gwls,LL5'itiv of the t Indmo i , III B b HOUnd umps 5 w'm'ii1'im, V, to 5 xWIndlhor,l':'s r' 7'f'Jt:is ,gn 4 'f' Thr' ' l T 'imi I pWi ' ' Nk'lmr1 A fhwdr 5 hw, , 011 f- . ' 'keg I 1 l',.,,,iW in :lr,lliv,i,,,dA I kmfll- H IPI'm-live. I ' 6 I .U r.,,,l,Lx , this li,iiiil1iIm,-,H 1 3 , Ill i n Illini an li.if',.d Wm, 14- -'VA , ' 1 iiiiliuliuk H with ll,,,W ' lillli funn:-I , 1 , u , km whit, ul I nd ,, lI'rpl,. lhi.,,,k Ernestine Hoff Harriet Schroeder Margaret Veitenheimer , . hw- Ray Schrexber, James Vxeth, Joe Lmdeman Edna Schreiber Veitenheimer 5 ,V v ' if Mr . Eugene Ande rle '1-Q If l . ,.. 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Box 267 Muenster, Texas General Agent Ali-L .Al-M f :vw , Clara Mae Berend Emestine Hoff Carolin Kermiar Joe Lindeman Edna Schreiber Ray Schreiber Donald Schroeder Lindeman's Garage Phone GL 3-2386 THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 5COf1aI1d, TGXEIS of OEWE E ---.1 1 W 3 '-:mm A if HU MB Comp I imen ts of SENIORS Sponsor: Sr. Eleanor SERVICE STATION LE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS l 'i Windthorst Texas Andy Henry Harriet Schroeder Patsy Ann Schroeder Adelaide Veitenheimer Margaret Veithenheimer James Vieth Helen Ann Wolf pM CREAM CHUCUUTE M C nk f thy CHAPMAN DAIRY WICHITA FALLS MILK BUTTER ICE CREAM mf Tha s or 31 years of business wi o FINESTNAN hope for 31 Years more- H ICE X Ys i Q N xy Duxon Boot Company GEULUGRAPH NORTH TEXAS SERVIDE COMPANY costs only a few cents more Wfxlaaaal 70ell.4'994..9 to go f1rst class Andy and Noble Wxclfuta Falls Texas Befole You Buy GET THE FACTS Whcn You Buy GFT THE P FATURES Q Motorscooters WTOt0I'blk6S O HI' ADQUARTERS OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS WICHITA CY CI I' CO , 813 OHIO AVE Wnchlta Falls Our 33rd Year ACE PACKAGE 112 50l7 Jacksboro Highway Welcome all of my Wmdthorst Friends Compllments of Arpher HUNT STEWART PAINT 8. SUPPLY CO Abstract Company Valspar Paints Gold Boncl Pamts Wallpaper Sundry Items T020 Scott Avenue Phone 723 2l T4 an 1'RIGG,Mmmg,.- Wichita Falls, Texas Archer City, Texas 00 I 6 ffm CQMPLETE MOTGRCYCLE J ' ' ,I . . 1 Compluments ZIGGIE SERVICE STATION 410 E cott Wuchnta Falls Texas Apco Gas Phone 767 9010 TH E COW LOT NA FLE ING O E OBRIEN M Everythmg In Western Wear Phone 767 32 55 Henrretta Hrway WICHITA FALLS TEX EBNER BROS , PACKERS U S Government Inspected Ranger Brand Meat Products W chxta Falls Texas HORNSBY HEAVY HARDWARE Drstrabutors of Jobbers Industrial Weldmg Contractors O11 Freld Equupment Supplles Ph 322 8697 615 Ohlo Wrchrta Falls Texas Complrments ACE BARBER 8. BEAUTY SHOP 607 Nmth Wnchrta Falls Texas Comp I :ments PRESTON REFRIGERATION CO 2112 Vlrgmrcr St Wnchrta Falls Texas John E Wrlllams C L U PAN AMERICAN LIFE INS CO 918 Cnty Natronal Bank Bldg Telephone 322 8186 Wrchrta Falls Texas Dow HILLIN w D IDocJHILLIN 723 2879 767 3551 767 4743 Brake Bearrng and Clutch Co AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES DELIVERY SERVICE PLENTY PARKING SPACE 704 VIRGINIA ST WICHITA FALLS TEXAS of - of . S I . I T M , wner of GEN ' , anager ll ' ll , , I Compliments of . , . . . I 0 0 . 7 I i ' , - - - I - I i I ' r Compliments Compliments of the of JUNIORS KIDWELL GMC TRUCKS SALES and Wichita Falls, Texas Best Wishes to Class of '59 Compliments of WICHITA SAND 81 GRAVEL gt, 'T ELIE LAM MOTOR CO. SURGE Wichita Falls, Texas DAIRY FARM EQUIPMENT lPipe Line Milkersl Hgme of U.D. 4 Gfeaf Cqrs of The Forward Look 2125 Princeton St. Wichita Falls, Texas Plymouth - DeSoto - Chrysler -.Imperial Tel. 767-4391 607 East Scott See Guy Before You Buy GUYS FLOORS I92O I0fh St Guy McNeeIy Jr E J Schroeder Cornphrnents of FEEDERS SUPPLY XRS E 0 purgnpb X XXXX 707 I4fh St Ph 322 4732 W1ch1ta Falls Texas CARNATION CO of TEXAS Fresh Mrlk and Ice Cream MITCHELL WALDEN, CONTRACTCR Drrve Inn Cafes Warehouses New Homes Dens Remodeling Roofnng Srdnng Parnhng Offlce 503 North Broadway Loans Arranged Phone 322-8741 Day or Nlght 1 X 'seas' - I 2 .X N P. D. UWENH OWENS-BRUMLEY HAROLD VANLD' X X 822 scovr AVyENUE wncnau FALLS, reams GWENS BRUMLEY FUNERAL HCME la- ,zw f. l...1Ju .xv 4-5 linfndfrq FORT WORTH WICHITA FALLS BOWIE BURKBURNETT ,,,. Y' 5 V .. ..- .. -ffiiffifqipi, af- A ,bf 2 gn' fg 57321 f ' ' ' J 'zgwff -3,7-41 1,-3 LT 4 . .,,f:,.. . .. if , I V . if '-- F , , JA . , fy . ,M ' S 'IA --5 ' - , - ,l'lu1ll:11-l,1'l1, lE!f N- A. H .U Qu. -BL M., - ,Q if , . , -,P - I .. I: 1 1 :- I 1: . N - 4.4. L .LL l 4 as iw, 1 ll 1 i CJ 4 , I A --'M al- lk!! 1 'Wi wxxsfasfv-:Z MCALISTER Moronz comp cdntbe ontzac Amerncan No l Road Car lWhere the workin ARCHER CITY TEXAS Rambler Sl Ambassador Bug Car Room and Comfort Small Car Economy And Upkeep man can buy CITY CLEANERS North Sade of uare Mr 8. Mrs Elbert Alsup Archer Cnty Texas Congratu lations To Sen tors 59 HUFFMAN LOCKER PLANT Archer Cnty Texas P I ARCHER INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO Mr J D Wood lOwner Archer City Texas BEN PAGE BARBER SHOP Where out first duty to our Patrons as Courtesy and Servlce Archer Cr ty Texas Compliments of B M PICKARD S GARAGE Evinrude Sales and Servrce Archer Cnty Texas Q in . . I ' 9 7 ' I ' Sq U . I I l.ulI llil rrflllvls N frmuz sr .ARCHER cnv, TEXAS Everything For The Builder . . . , I 5 J. EP ore- - -A ,-1-31 . I Il I . O . U . I . I Congr tulatlons Compllmenls The Sensors of T959 rom MR 'SMRS DOWKARD Joe E Shelton Insuron e Archer Cll-Y Mrs .TOeE Shelton Telephone HOZ 3175 Res HOZ MODERN CLEANERS SINCE 909 Have lt done rxght FIRST STATE BANK It costs no more ARCHER CITY TEXAS G E Bfanum o z 3166 Member F D 1 C Phone H Congratulations to Sr s 59 Best of Luck JEFF MCMURTRY RANCH From Archer Cnty LUCKY DOLLAR ARCHER CITY 3252 Compliments Congratulations to Sr s of 59 of MRS B P BERRY MCWHORTER FOOD STORE Archer Cnty Archer Cnty a . - to of I f C D . ' C I H ' ' .- ' ll I . o1.oEsT BANK IN ARCHER COUNTY Archer CNY' Texaa I . . I O O 0 ' I I I I I O C O Archer C1ty Texas HORAN Y S Sxnce 192.8 Archer Clty Olney Texas HAIGOOD 8m CAMPELL ARCHER CITY TEXAS BUTANE 81 PROPANE Ray Peyserl Wmdthorst Texas The Semors of 1958 from A J Morrls Agency Insurance Real Estate Archer C1ty Texas Box 698 COMPLIMENTS BERRY FURNITURE Hardware 81 Furmture Archer Clty, Texas FORD PERRY PITTMAN COMPANY NEW KIND OF FORD Phone HO Z 5513 Archer Cxty Texas F O R D Comphments Archer County News Archer Cxty Texas l D . I Congratulations to . I of OF h D Alchley S Ready fo Wea' Congratulations to Sensors Gnrls Tots thru Teens of 1959 Complete Ladnes Sportswear BOYS Wea' Complefe Une TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE Co HO 2 5414 Archer City Texas Archer Cnty Texas Congratulatxons to Dlamonds Watches S11verware The Semors of 1959 from HOLDER S JEWELRY Archer Cxty Texas Archer C1ty Texas Day Phone HO 2 5279 Night Phone HO 2 5208 ARCHER WATER CO Tank Trucks Dranking Water Drrllnng Water Mud Oil Tank Cleamng Road Olling Gene Stewart Archer Cnty Texas l l C . I I ' I I o ,- I I Phone Hopkins 2-3224 Dr. 81 Mrs. Melvin Horany . I . . I I I . I . I ll LET US REMEMBER That n the beg1nrung God clothed us W1th hurnan affect1on and that we rrnght accordmg to the Laws of our Soc1a1 Ex1stance lend a helpmg hand to our Fellow Man ' L K I-IYER GUARANTEE S CA F E WINDTHORST TEXAS The place where people meet to eat' Steaks lunches and fr1ed ctucken served at all tmmes Extra dxmng Archer C1ty room ava1lable for pnvate d1nners Texas Owners Ed and Al Vextenhelrner BUCHANAN S Post Webster'sA B D1ck K HE M1crometr1c Mlmeograph Draw1ng and Sp1r1t Supplxes Durametr1c Offs et Zlpper Carbon Paper Sheaffer' Notebooks Supplxes Esterbrook Pens 816 Scott Wrchata Falls Texas Ph 322 2l46 Congratulations Seniors of 59 We Hope your future wrll shane From the Sensors of '62 Who will follow you through. Margie Jeanne Rosa lee G lorlo Patsy Elizabeth Frank Johny Bobby John Ernie Tommy I I n L . l ' Q ' I ' A l , f . ' lil l - A vfd .l V GA T ' xl ,1 - , - xl sh If 4 ll X' 8 . . Y P ! H may 'W ED' ll ' . I l ' s ' I Holliday Washateria 8 Steam Laundry L W Vernon Owner Wet Wash 8- Fluff Dry A Complete Fnnlsh Servlce Sharts our Specnallty Wrapped an Cellophane One Day Service Shag Rugs 9x12 Quilts and Blankets Pickup 8. Deluvery Phone 767 5844 New Modem Drying Equlpment Lots of Steam 8. Dry Water Open6A M Tll6P M Open All Day Saturday 2311 Holnday Wlchlta Falls Texas 'Ruby H pbo 'Roht M V ughan. Hampton Vaughan Mevlcle Fu.n1eraLD ctocs Amla lance Sewwe wlcr-HTA FALLS TEXAS 1 Phone 323 8123 Phone 723 8123 A More 1- conorrucal Serv1ce PAUL. BROTHERTON BCBBY EV S Brotherton 84 White nc In l11dR41 Monroe 8- Ave H 322 1109 WICHITA FALLS TEXAS: MALCOLM S Saddlery Western Wear Shoe Servuce For The Finest ln Anythung Made Ot Leather 621 Indiana Wichlta Falls, Texas 557, I f 'QU Jmlvfplmwaf' -, fi K .5 When Al ce Ne co e a to o Sh ha dly k oul to sp k to F e dly folks h e alled he up She feels tho e Q sta ee o noun. Yo I1 ake someo ehappy If you telephone today COMMUNITY TELEPHUNE CUMPANY ml: WINDTHORST TEXAS l l e - - - - - Sflnr i ,Q KIUUIIA --- Il'lmlw.1 L al 'fall . . I I n 1 1 'AOR Q' , 6 rw. am n Geo. L.. Merlcle ' K .1 X - A-1 VJ, f . , , , 1, . . C I ' 6 ,' s L lg fl lx l f I I ,- -T - ire u ' -' 1. my Lx, 5 k A f 4' ' 1 f 141 - 10 i w m c me t wn : ' e r new a s ea . I ' ri n av c r , a m ,in 'u w kt ol A x J u' m n , . Best Washes C lass 59 l'Om NORTH TEXAS MILL 8. ELEVATORS Owner Phi llp Howard Best Wishes To The SENIORS rom THE SOPHOMCRE CLASS Wlthout the help an generous support this book would not be possible Please patronize them The Annual Staff f to f a of IN C . OUR ADVERTISERS l . I I Compliments of ff' STEINBERGER AND LINDEMAN DRILLING COMPANY S2 ,, 4 .Y ?y4 ' f 1 1 4 i ' ' f . 5 , ' - K 1, W, l Q Ty' fi ' If Q. LW ' xlqfr ':.,, L--' , L GOD BLESS OUR FRIENDS Students, Teachers, Adverhsers, Photographers, Prlnters And PATRONS AGNES BEAUTY SHOP Archer Crry ANNIS FLOWER SHOP Archer Crry ARCHER CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT Archer Cary MR cha MRS ALFRED BEREND SR Wzharhcrcr MR cha MRS ANTON BEREND Wrharhcrcr COFF CORNER Archer Crh, E A HOFF CUSTOM HAYBALING vwharhcrcr DERTHA LINDEMAN WIharhcrcr MR cha MRS KARL LINDEMAN Wrharhcrcr PETTY ICE cha SERVICE STATION Archer City MR cha MRS AN DREW ROEWE WlhdfhOfSf MR cha MRS FRANK SCHEFFE vwharhcrcr WILSON S VARIETY STORE Archer Crh, MR cha MRS S R WOLF, vwharhcrcr MR cha MRS ALPHONSE zOTz wrharhcrcr SISTER MARY WILDERT'S ClASS SISTER M RODRIGUEZ S CLASS MR ALLEN HOFFMAN S Cuxss SISTER M CELINE'S CLASS MRS MARY WILDE S CLASS SISTER M EVANGELISTA'S CLASS , . MRS. W. L. LINDEMAN, Windthorst -'V - 'Fw '33, 4....Y' I . A. - .,,, . , 1. '.a '4-.,.Q.:- .Q --W . A-'Z ' Aw .4 - 'A.4.f' ' gsr' I . , .. Q , .f ' .Q , Q- --1 Ax . 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