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I � � r„:' : 4c i 1 0 , :.... , . 4 - ill / (3-0 , iji - pfriT I f , / �� ' 1 efr ( ,, j 2wa-L-._ ;) ",e (,,/`/ , 0 e2 -y-% Iv At t- y .,,,, , I,,,/ ipf-A ,, h. 7 -1-3AX °A__ ,,, . • _ i , _ f r--er . ,.. . ,.._ „, j =, ,, { w TIGERIAND J ,, ...,,.,,, ...,..,, „..,..„,.,..,...,,,,,,,,,, .,..,,,s,,,,,,,,.,...,.. ,,„,,,,,„,„.., ,,,,.:4,„v, ,,..,....,....„ ,,..„...,,,,*, ,z„,..,,, „.,,„,,,,„_,,„0.,„,,.„,,,,,,,,,. • t ) 1‘,,. ( 1 it . f fi x ' s .. -N x � g , !a 11 1 1 11 " °T% ti •e ° , - V Ism �'� . a 4 C. H. S. students take time to be courteous and win the coveted Sportsmanship Award offered by the Navasota Lions Club to the school in District 23-AA showin the best sportsmanship. 4 Published by Students of Volume 19 A & M Consolidated High School College Station, Texas FOREWORD We doubt if there are students in any school who can crowd more living into a day than do students of C.H.S. The whole day is a race to "beat the clock" in living a well- rounded and richly rewarding life. If this Annual helps you in years to come to relive those days, the Staff of the 1957 Tigerland will be happy. We hope you enjoy your Annual. /f, a//l IF 1 , • 1/6)r 7 r 1 „„ / Alf /i ( s : 1 , ---,,, 0 ,„....--- ---' , , ' \i'-,,,..,4, / ....,,,,,,....„,---'"): — ,- ---/-A-' _ I, �( I , 1K 2 n 't .il ,4;:' «.t °a, r`O.7, k '•-,.1 0? 1 ; r �, , 4 r h.4 ryo, J r ' DEDICATION N It , 0,, „ , 8 ° .4' . €fie f e Because of his interest in each C. H. S. student as an individual., his long hours of work devoted to raising the standards of our high school, and his fine example of sincerity, dignity, and scholarship, we affectionately dedicate this TIGERLAND, 1957, to Mr. J. J. Skrivanek, Jr., principal of Consolidated High School since 1952. ADMINISTRATION ,ADM .„. t „ .,,, v e ■ • zaX ' Alt '''''1111111111111 SCHOOL BOARD Dr. J. S. Rogers, • President; Mr. Milton Williams, Mr. J. R. Jackson, Dr. C. A. Bonnen, Mr. Henry Allen, Mr. Ernest Redman, Mr. E. E. Brown, not shown. 1 .te I_ _ v rC" 9, i ` gyp a s Dr. L. S. Richardson Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Margaret Paine Secretary to the Superintendent 4 , A �- . i°.4.. a? i ' ?,a na..< ` «^/� Y.' ' �' .t�f1�A�.' ,d .ed� »_ m,,,,,w. , , l ®• : ..X .M :a. s 0 4f V f. *I 0 - 4 4 : t ef, s Or ±.,: DMINISTRATION 4 ,,.',,,':,„;,,,, . ',,,„„..' „: ,,,--' 1 • ,, , i if e Mr. J. J. Skrivanek, J r. ''' I l' ''',.:'-'''.1111111111*I''':'1''' '' '''' `. Princ a p l School of th e High S • Mrs. Donna L oggins Secretary to the Principal : t+ y TATION TEXA C 01- R ittliNCI ro � R (REVRULET Mr. J. D. Business Manager * '0 :4"' Driver's Training, Shop i' -i Mrs. Vera Dowell Counselor 5 Mr. Arthur Br ight t recor ht grades from h we n- taug 4 algebra students. � Mr. L. K. Hayes has developed — -- a p hy sica l education depart - men p hy tobep ofand is also eP „ basketball coach . , , ,7,1".... „,°-: e Q .4 , 6p ., ,v,,,,,e ‘...t .11.,..:, \\:t, , , *o It •% / am ^a . or /' , ' Mr. Horace Schaffer, us ually busy coach Mr. L. e �.:, ' on m ti i ing football, looks over his grade book. fo�n. c or /to perform. Mr. Edsel Jones, B aseball Coach No Picture Available / ei,--4-7A-e--- i � l � ' 04 ,.......,„, t , I .,71-4,„ i Mrs. J. T. Duncan is kept ,,,, very busy as Consolidated's i librarian. ' Mrs. Sydney S. Sor ensen saves het apple ll a °- I � ding English IV, Texas fter .."°°m- history, an gra d Spanis papers. � o e rr E � i N.4�C'�.{�. uF'a µ �•�gpp��4�1yy a' re Nl 'R'' . . �^' may, ±±�� :Q""k. .., Ab7e�Yi� <wr�FN ' sk t ' s s.ax�, M '�+„ !M,�a '' ,r °106 rA140 ew .E�F J 6 .,. . 'A° Mrs. F. W . ansc White checks d timed writ a trrip- �; tions from her typing an « shorthand s tudents. g � _ Mr. K. C. Morg be- . _ ° fi Patterson. twee. his biolog and sci- a � ence cl asses with LeVern a Mr 6 � '7P''''°:Ci' ' ,it 4 voit.I'll!*, p,,,,it. ' L . ' , .°0 l' i " ' , r s f ' 4 • Mr. A. R. Orr l ooks pleased with what he Mrs. Al. R. Frazier receives a great dea finds on a trig or physics paper. o satisfac fro h er accomplishments in speech therapy. 1 _ Mrs. Eugene Rush enjoys teaching v 1 Engl 11, III, and , , speech, and has been very � '° successful in both subjects. _ Mrs. Patric We lch, girls' ° phys educa teacher, leads a livelydiscussion in - � a health class. . 7 M A. R. Orr interests inc rs. lude plane geometry, L at- - in and African Vi olets. s , / � K y a w ' ' . , 'Z 1:111.11 tilli• " M Irene Southern i nspects a cake baked in her home- ... �� w making cottage for an F.H.A. . p aztY , Stea • a Vice *. V , a ' - ro .� Mrs. J. W. Barger enjoys helping her it Mr, Jim Tom House plans the calendar of students produce ceramics. events for his vocational agriculture and t F. F. A. boys. r 4. [ t Q i , ! . y aacu jilt, aSr . B a G� ., k Hf Mr R. A. Knapp pauses a lit 04, - sp a '' " moment between sessions of " ' nM sr = his English and chemistry R a` classes. ; , ` ' Jeanette Recording Sec .‘„ . Edward L. is al- __ Mr ways ready f or L A Logan merican his - - 's tort', world history, or foot- �.. ball. 8 . '1'tty "r ` ' :Y',VItri,ttitt1.4 s.,, 'b4 'Ar.., 410P" � 4A' .u ®tT„!Zi !' '.,wr. t w a , • t S TUDENT COUNCIL PLANS CHS AC IIVITIES � Stan Maurice Olian, Presi Chalk, Pam De- dent. First row, ba to/ront: Bruce Thompson, Linda Sperry. Second row Howard Mitchell, Mike Dennison, lel anne Skrivanek. Thirdrow .Rosanne . Phillips,Jimm Murphrey, Jimmy Walton, Pete Rodrguez, Jo Anne -01t71'""'ili.::1Ci;:•'::"j'i...11.1:V",,,c, -,,t_. 1�alker. ea Four row Larry Leighton, Donald ro Patton, David McNee Beatrice Luther. Fifth w: Mary Varvel, AnitaHamner, Bi ll Armistd. Dowell Standing: ,, George Carroll Steadman Davis Susan y not shown.° Steadman Davis Vice =Pres Ma uric e Olian Pres ident r ' '''' ' ' 'f ''''- -- 40f, ,, , ,, .,.;,-.,,..„ t.,...„0,„. , .,,,,. ,,, ,,,,g, .- .,,, #1*/* .,..,..,_ ,... , �. ..,. AMY . ' - d '7' .., *- --- N. '''--.: U. i _ a" i , ' "/t• 1,!, 4/ F4‘,,,,,. - �� } 0_^ „,,,,,,, ,, ,...,,f _., • 101°4 'INI, • n ne x ▪ « a. V A �.fia uan'a'bi Donald Patton Treasurer Jean ette Vance Recording Jo Anne Walker 1 Secretary Co rrespondin g 1 Secretary - .7:7,..;''':!'''' 77,:. ' - A Y Ro sanne Phillips Deann Skrivanek Reporter 9 Parl ia mentarian • i , , . , ,6.;,.. : ..,,,,, , .r , )1T, li- ..., w. .:,:. ..., , . q . : .. '- ,..... ,..): ,.,. .. ..... ....... ..... •. .,... .... l 1 ..„,..: i .. ,-,.." ' .'•. ....:1•• ••,. '' .. ''' : '..,•• -: i ' 1 ., '.. 11 Ob •. ' .. .. .... :■:. ‘4.. : :'-' 1 :* ' Proud of that ring, Teresa? Mark is certainly enjoying his "slavery" to Ann! • ' '''. OP- ' ' \ i '''' '''';''''.....:.''''''''' . , i% .. : ;;41. . ' . .. r''' ....... ... 111 : , .. 1 ° . :.: '... ;:i .■ ,' . . ... ..,. . , ';''''':'.::' '''''' ' SC:: ::. ''''''. . :7:'. '''. l'!...' '':''''''''':'':''. . : ' ' ' :: $ : �e° ... ".a. ,� ... gym__ Must be a slow day for busi- Ma ry h Bange eth He len, and Patsy IF s tales. ... . :.. .'.. ' '''...- ...,'....."';'':''.'-:::'' - ' . '....:';':' . . '. ''''7..:......-' ...."...:, .':...,.-.' ness in the school store, Charlie. as I van Bill pre pares for another role . d ......„4„.....„.....,,,. .4 ,,,, , 01. „ .. , ,,.„ , :l.F.,.A.,...' ,• I ili - ..-- '... IF , It p , . . , 7.. .,, , i .., :, ,,..,,.......,..,,..",.......,...:,....),;........, . Why the coy look Billy? Sara and David in their roles as Mrs. Sorensen teaches English. "Portia" and "Brutus." .au w'A ' .n as :. .Lai.,.. -n.v. A., 1a�...a..Yr ®ir•:...:r1,�3. .t .'als':.FA',!°s.. A . : ?n:wiiaJa"' . >>T!" .�F • $ SENIORS CHARLES THORNE DELAPLANE "Charlie" 1. Science Club. , 2. Tennis, Homeroom President, Photography Club, Tiger - land Photographer. 3 Junior Play, National Honor Sciety, Photography Club, �` . . Tigerland Photographer, District One -Act Play. 4. Senior Play, Photography Club, Tigerland Photographer,` e. Class President, First Place Regional U.I.L. Ready Wri- ting, First Place District U.I.L. Declamation, Charles Palmer Davis Award, National Honor Society, Scholas- -` tic Achievement Award, State One -Act Play (Regional and State All -Star Cast), Citizen of the Month, Annual R Staff Award. S _ Oberlin College. MARY BETH HAGLER 1. Homeroom Treasurer, F.H.A., Sports Queen Candidate, u Operetta. 'A� 2. Homeroom Vice - President, F.H.A., Operetta, Sports Queen Candidate. 3. Homeroom Vice - President, F.H.A., Homecoming Queen 6 Candidate, Night of Music, Junior Yell Leader, Chorus. 4. Homecoming Princess, F.H.A., Business Club, Chorus, Cotton Ball Duchess. Sam Houston State Teachers College. LUCY JEAN ROGERS ? °''. . � 2". 1. F.H.A., Dance Club, Operetta. 2. F.H.A. Reporter, Dance Club, » DONALD GARNER PATTON WILL Operetta, Student Council " Treasurer, Tennis, Homecom- 1. Basketball, Science Club, "Billy c ) ing Queen Candidate, F.H.A. Presiding President Texas 1. Sci Junior Degree. Academy of Science. 2. Slip 3. Homeroom Officer, Junior ° 2 Basketball, Track, Class Presi- , Class Favorite, Student Cli Play, Tennis, Junior Favorite, j dent, 3. Sli F. H. A. Social Chairman, bal F.H.A. State and National Council, Golf Club, Science sta Meetings, Perfect Attendance . 3. Track, Golf Club, Sh rat Record. Sli z ere , Club, Junior Play Stage 4. ra l 4. Senior Class Secretary, Home- � a '1.'1' >,��, Crew, Boys' State. ..0 room Secretary, Senior Yell 1 4. Track, Treasurer Student Fo, Leader, Tennis, F.H.A. Vice- q Council, Vice - President Se- Texas President, DAR Good Citizen- nior Class, Slide Rule Club, ship Award, F.H.A. Area Re -( Citizen of the Month, Tigers' �k porter, Scholastic Achieve- Tale Staff, National Honor So- ment Award, F.H.A. Area Re- ciety, Faculty Selects, $1,000 porter, Charles Palmer Davis Texas Jet Scholarship, Stu - Award, Outstanding Home dent Council Award. Ec. Student, Kiwanis F.H.A. , pet Texas A &M College. Award, Faculty Selects, Na- tional Honor Society. m University of Texas. N :s. JIMMY LEE MURPHREY s _ 3. Came from Canton High School. Sharpshooters Club, t Golf Club. , 4. Football, Slide Rule Club, Athletic Club, Student Coun- c it yy,,�� r' Texas A &M College. ; �4F ROSANNE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS "Rosa" s 1 • 1. F.H.A., Dance Club. 2. F.H.A. Historian, Junior Degree, Library Club. 3. F.H.A. First Vice - President, Junior Class Secretary, Homeroom President, Outstanding Club Worker an F.H.A., Outstanding Homeroom Worker. 4. F.H.A. President, Homeroom President, Student Coun- . cil Reporter, Senior Play, Faculty Selects. University of Texas. MAURICE SAMUEL OLIAN • 1. Class President, Tennis, Scho- lastic Achievement Award, ,a Basketball. 2. Outstanding Sophomore Scho- lar, CHS Math Award, Round - Up Sports Editor, Class Offi- cer, Basketball, Tennis, Scho- lastic Achievement Award. 3. National Honor Society, Co- Editor of Tigers' Tale, Bas - e. , ketball, Tennis Team Captain, MARY LOUISE ERGLE ' District Championship One - "Mary Lou" Act Play, Newspaper Medal, 1 1. Student Council, Tigerland Class Vice - President, Scholas - Staff, Dance Club, Homeroom tic Achievement Award, Stu- HERE Officer. dent Councileporter. LUTE 2. Round -Up Staff, Dancg Club,* 4. Student Body President, T 1 Sd Homeroom Officer, Operetta. l S Tale Editor-in-Chief , Ti and Sc 3. Junior Play, Tigers' Tale fi Sports rts Edd i tor Tigerland 2. Sc Sports Editor (four years), Staff, Chorus. > ' Athletic Club (four CI; 4. Senior Play, Tigerland Staff, years), 3. Cl r Homeroom Officer, Assistant / �" National Merit Scholarship Cb Editor Tigers' Tale, Scholastic ,rte Runner -Up, Regional Finalist 4 Pb k Achievement in Tennis, Citizen of Month, Cl ent Award, Out- T.H.S.P.A. Delegate, Texas Texa standing Homeroom Worker " "s" Journalism Honor Days (two Award, Tigers' Tale Club . ".",--,./ years), Newspaper Medal, Na- Award, Sports Queen Finalist. tional Honor Society, Scholas - University of Texas.y. tic Achievement Award, Eng- lish Medal, History Medal, Outstanding Senior Scholar, A Valedictorian. University of Texas. 1 i1 lj SENIORS0 ._ PATSY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 1. Dance Club, F.H.A., Homeroom Officer, Interscholastic League Baseball Team. // 2 .9 .a..„ . -Dance Club, F.H.A., Homeroom Officer, Interscholastic 1 r t- g - •gue Volleyball Team. to) • unior Play, Tigerland Staff, F.H.A., Interscholastic League Volleyball Team, Chorus. 4. Senior Play, Co- Business Manager Tigerland, F.H.A., Chorus, State One -Act Play (District, Regional, State All -Star Cast). Sam Houston State Teachers College. & +s ;.. DAVID GLENN WEBB 2. Came from Hearne, Rifle Club Award, Golf Club. 3. Rifle Club Award, President Golf Club, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award, Industrial Arts Award, Junior. Play Stage Crew. 4. President of Rifle Club, Photography Club, Senior Play, . Citizen of the Month, National Merit Scholarship Com- .. petition Finalist, Homeroom Officer, Chorus, Bausch- ' Lomb Science Award, Faculty Selects, National Honor s Society. ,•` Texas A &M College. JO ANNE WALKER 1 1. Homeroom Officer, Tennis, Dance Club, Student Council, Art Editor Tigerland, Scholas- tic Achievement Award. 2. Homeroom Officer, Tennis, Tigers' Tale Staff, Treasurer WILLIAM HULEN TAYLOR Tigerland Staff, Class Treas- 1 "Billy" s� urer, Scholastic Achievement • 1. Science Club, Art Club. Award. 2. Slide Rule Club, Photography 3. National Honor Society, Class Club. Treasurer, Co- Editor Tigers' 3. Slide Rule Club, Athletic Tale, Treasurer Tigerland Club, Photography Club, Foot- Staff, Scholastic Achievement ball, Merit Award for Out. Award, Student Council, State standing Work in Photog- - R Quarter- Finalist Tennis, Chor- raphy Club. us, Night of Music, Outstand- 4. Slide Rule Club, Photog- ing Scholar Award. raphy Club, Athletic Club, 4. Senior Play, Editor Tigerland, Football, Chorus. i., Secretary - Treasurer Chorus, Texas A &M College. Corresponding Secretary Stu- dent Council, Tigers' Tale, Tennis, National Merit Scho- larship Program Runner -Up, D.A.R. History Award, Na- tional Honor Society, Scholas- MARI ANN -HITS "Annie" tic Achievement Award, An- 1. Tigerland Staff, Dance Club, Homecoming Queen Candi- nual Staff Award, Saluta- date, Class Favorite, Chorus, Operetta. versi. 2. Round -Up Staff, Dance Club, Chorus, Operetta, Home- University of Texas. room Officer. 3. Homeroom Officer, Tigerland Staff, Society Editor Tiger's Tale, F.F.A. Sweetheart, Candidate Homecom- ing Queen, Junior Play Choreographer, First Place Dis- trict Declamation, Fourth Place Regional Declamation, Worker Award, Night of Music Soloist. Outstanding Homeroom ., 4. Head Yell Leader, Chorus, Co-Business Manager Tiger- . land, F.F.A. Sweetheart, Society Editor Tigers' Tale, ," Senior Play Scenery Crew, Homeroom Officer, First Place Interscholastic League Declamation, District F.F.A. .........4 ...„ Sweetheart Runner -Up, Second Place Choral Contest �w ' t ill # Soloist, All School Favorite, Arlon Vocal Award, Faculty Selects, Best All- Around Girl. Texas Christian University. JOHN NORRIS HARRINGTON y 1. Student Council, Swimming Team, Night of Music Solo- 1 1 # 4 ' ist, Tigerland Staff, Choral Club, Dance Club, Science C lub. i 2. Swimming Team Captain, State Runner -Up and All- , American Backstroke, Football Team Manager, Tiger - , land Staff, Athletic Club. 3. Student Council, Outstanding Homeroom Worker, Swim- ming Team Captain, State Champion Backstroke, All- .. American Backstroke, Football Team Head Manager, Junior - Senior Banquet Master of Ceremonies, Boys' Ensemble, Athletic Club. 4. Class Treasurer, Senior Play, Tigerland Staff, Art Club, Athletic Club, Football Trainer, Swimming Team Cap - tain, Chorus, State Champion Individual Medley, All- . American Swimming Team, Scholastic Achievement Award. Texas A &M College. I HERBERT ALLEN MICHAEL a� .1 LUTHER "Mike" ' . DEANNE DOLORES °S ° , SKRIVANEK "Dee" qite. 1. Science Club, Declamation 1. F.H.A., Dance Club, Band. Club, Radio Club. _ '2. F.H.A., Tigerland Staff. Band. 2. Science Club, Photography , 3. F.H.A., Band, First Place i. 1 3. Photography Club, Science � tt Clarinet S o I o i s t Regional Meet, Junior Play, Homeroom Club. Officer, Student Council, Babe 4. Photography Club, Science '` Ruth Sportsmanship Award, Club. " Ensemble Club Texas A &M College. 4. F.H.A, Band Officer, Student Council Parliamentarian, Sec - .. and Place Clarinet Soloist Re- gional Meet, Band Sweetheart, ''' -. , ' F.H.A. Junior Degree. Faculty Selects, Drivers Education Award. SENIORS JAMES THOMAS IVY "Tom" 1. Band, Photography Club, Round -Up Staff, Swimming Team. 2. Band, News Editor Round -Up, Science Club, Swimming Team. { 3. Band Student Conductor, Tigers' Tale Photographer, ‘1) '4 ' - - ' --''''''' Photography Club, Junior Play Stage Crew. 4. Band Quartermaster, Tigers' Tale Managing Editor, Se- ,k . 7 . 11,,.,_, ', , ,,,:,,,.,4ez ,,;:.,,,,,,,,:,,,,," nior Play Stage Crew, Chorus, Anion Instrumental { Award University of Texas. - a W ILLIAM ALLEN RITE "Bill" o 1. Freshman Favorite, Dance Club, Baseball. J 2. Baseball, Football, Science Club, Dance Club. * 3. Baseball, Football, Sharpshooters Club, Dance Club, Chorus. 4. Sharpshooters Club, Projectionist Club, Manager Bas- ketball Team, Chorus, State One -Act Play (Best Male Actor District, Regional, State), Speech Award. 1 F LARRY KENT LEIGHTON 1. Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Athletic Club. x . 2. Football, Track, Golf, Oper- MARY NANCY M IXON "Mix" etta, Chorus, Athletic Club, 1. Came from Denton, Round -Up Science Club. Staff, Dance Club. ALFI 3. Football, Golf, Junior Play, 2. R ound -Up Staff, Dance Club, „ Vice - President Junior Class, a Operetta. 1. Da Athletic Club, Science Club 3 Tigers' Tale Staff, Dance 2. Ar Chorus. Club, Chorus. bat 4. Senior Play, Student Council, 4. Tigers' Tale Staff, Chorus. 3. F.1 North Texas S Golf, Slide Rule Club, Pr ojec - St-ate Teachers Col- pl tionists Club, Chorus, Nation- lege. 4. F.f al Honor Society, Faculty Selects. Texas A &M College. `' i / . i ANN WRIGHT STILES t 4. Came from San Antonio, Agg W Third Place In- terscholastic League Shorthand. pf d v. ems" • J AMES RUSSELL COUCH 'Butch" 1. Football, Science Club, Swimming Team. 2. Football, Tennis. Latin and Biology Honor Student, ° Science Club. F., 3. Football, Baseball, Golf. Science Club. 4. Football, Baseball. Slide Rude Club, Fit,[ Place District '" Interscholastic Extemporaneous Speech a Texas A&M College. i DAVID HENRY LLOYD RUSSE 1. Scie 1. Science Club. 2. Science Club, Football, Ten- ANN HEFFNER 2. Scie nis, Athletic Club. Ach Schc 3. Junior Play, Annual Staff, 4. Came from Ft. Worth, Aggie 3. Vice Tennis, Wrestling Team, State Wife. Vice Wrestling Champ. Awa 4. Science Club, Football, Ath- 4. Vice letic Club, Tennis. First Texas A &M College. Sion zen Scier. ,,, 0 ., sr'' Latin • or Achi Texas 2 i yes • • . SENIORS • �� ": ,...., . . ..,.. .. JOE DOMINIC MAREK 1. Science Club °' 2. Science Club, Student Council. � 3. Science Club. 4. Science Club. � Texas A &M College. - 4"1: ' 4. � _ GERALD LEON KINMAN "Jerry "„ l 1. Science Club. 1 ° • 2. Science Club, Sharpshooters Club. 3. Golf Club, Golf Team, Photography Club. 4. Science Club, Photography Club. Texas A &M College. 1 I . ! �. ' e ALFRED ELWYN LINTON z ` "Bo•• ;i BOBBIE JEAN HUFF 1. Dance Club. • 1. Dance Club, Chorus. 2. Art Club, Science Club, Foot- 2. Dance Club, Student Council. ball, Baseball „ 3. F.H.A., Chorus. e 3. F.F.A., Stage Crew Junior 4. F.H.A., Chorus. ,. Play, Football. , 4. F.F.A. MARGARET ANN MANTHEI "Maggie" 1. F.H.A., Dance Club, Tennis. 2. F.H.A., Dance Club, Tennis. � 3. F.H.A., Junior Play, State Quarter- Finalist. Tennis, Chorus 4. F.H.A., Homeroom Officer, Chorus, District Champion s� ::'-t- Tennis. `" "e` r t `il �� CHARLES WAYNE GENTRY 1. Science Club, Art Club, Football "B" Team. ter. 2. Science Cluti,- Basketball, Track, Art Award, Athletic c Club. 3. Science Club. 4. Projectionist Club, F.F.A., Art Editor Tigerland, Winner 'wg F.F.A. District Radio Broadcast, Dairy Products Team,. Senior Favorite, Winner Interscholastic League Poetry Reading District Contest, F.F.A. Public Speaking First District, Third Area. Chorus, Original Poem Accepted for Anthology of High School Poetry. West Texas State Teachers College. • RUSSELL JAMES MARTIN 40 • 1. Science Club. .......,,,.., 2. Science Club , Scholastic Achievement Award. i.ez MARY FRANCES MALIK • 3. Vice - President Science Club, : 1. F.H.A., Dance Club. Scholastic A c h i e v e ment . 2. F.H.A., Dance Club. Award. 3. F.H.A., Homeroom Secretary, 4. Vice - President Science Club, aq Junior Play. First Place Ecological Divi- F 4. F.H.A. Treasurer, Chorus, Se- • sion C.H.S. Science Fair, Citi- i & nior Favorite. zen of the Month, Natural 44 Science, Mathematics, and Latin Awards, National Hon -� or S o c i e t y, Scholastic Achievement Award. Texas A &M College. S ENIORS a. DONALD HARRIS TAX 1. Science Club, Track (D Broad Jump Winner), Ath- ,.. ..:..:illiir : Stl- ,,, ,., :; 4; letic Club. 3 2. Science Club, Track - Individual High Scorer, District , 69 -B Broad Jump Record, Athletic Club. 3. Science Club, Track - Individual District High Scorer, District 88 -B Jumping Record. " - _ u 4. Slide Rule Club, Track, All- District Track, Participant in State Meet, Art Award. Texas A &M College. gy ` HUGH BOOTH THOMPSON 2. Came from Florida, Sharpshooters Club. + ' 3. Sharpshooters Club. 4. Sharpshooters Club. ti , ELIZABI BETTY RUTH FELTY RONALD ESTES CANDY "Bally" 1. F.H.A., Dance Club, Interscho- 1. Science Club, Interscholastic 1. F.H.A. lastic League Baseball League Spelling. nis, H ''' ' 4 Aftlititir 2. F.H.A., Dance Club, Class Of- t &' 2. Science Club, Interscholastic 2. F.H.A. ficer. 1' . , Homes League Spelling. 3. F.H.A., Class Officer, Junior 3 Sharpshooters Club, Inter- 3. F.H.A. • Play. scholastic League Spelling. E Tenni 4, F.H.A., Senior Play. 4. Sharpshooters Club, Intercho- Choru astic Spelling. 4. F.H.A a M College. Home: Chore Bracken] I °J 6 DONALD LEE MAIS 1. Science Club. 2. Science Club, Track. 4 t 3. Football, Athletic Club. m 4. Athletic Club, Football. Texas A &M College. MARJORIE NELL ROSS 1. F.H.A., Class Officer, Dance Club, Homecoming Queen f Candidate, Sports Queen Candidate. 2. Homeroom Officer, F.H.A., Student Council, Homecom- ing Queen Candidate, Operetta, Class Favorite. 3. Student Council, Chorus, F.H.A., Homeroom Officer, Dance Club. 4. FHA,., Homeroom Officer, Chorus, Business Award. North Texas State Teachers College. ..; # . . . . . . . . . . . :„. , , 1 , ERNEST CLAUDE TANZER JOHN DAVID SKRIVANEK 1. Student Council, S c i e n c e 1. Library Club, Band. Club, Photography Club. 2. B a n d , Extemporaneous 2. Science Club Officer, Photog- Speech, Second Place District raphy Club Officer e Pl HELEN 3. Band- Second Place Soloist 3. Tigers' Tale Business Mama- I. Tenn. Regional Meet, Junior Play, ger. University Inte�scholas f trict Science Club President, First tic League, \lusic Competition 2. Secor Place School Science Fair, Festival. Band. Merit Award F. H Third Place District Science a for Outstanding Rbrk of Tiger Fair, Member First Place Tigers' Tale. 3. Band • C. H. S. Team Texas Herpe- 4. Band, Business onager toriai tological Society Field Meet, Tigers' Tale, 3lost. Polite Boy. pion Photography Club. Texas A &M College. 4. Band 4. Homeroom President, Citizen Chop of the Month, Science Club, Scott as Third Place Junior Academy of Science. Photography Club. • 7 JC - ;M q . sr ..vr �w� � a�W .,.a � m:a^•f`.,y p ' Y �,w"1"'*'h,.� y, �AF�' "...'FB' tt; +. �r�.'E''� ,M . . a � �ppp �,i.�1►,,�y�r l" Y : i R '4 :h's"�A? .: phi, !rid+ !.'0' :4'u' - . .,irat"i,AirTl!^1P ir „ Fn rW° 't� ' , A3 1 1104440944 "" , SENIORS WILLIAM E. J. HALL "Bill" 1. Football, Athletic Club, Track. 2. Football, Athletic Club, Track, Basketball. 3. Basketball, Football, Track, Athletic Club, Junior Fa- vorite. z' 4. Football Co- Captain, Athletic Club. �� Idaho University. �. m. i ,..0, - . , - losofv ROBERT CHARLES POTTS "Bobby ". 1 . Baseball, Science Club, 2. Basketball, Baseball, Science Club. 3. Basketball, Baseball, Science Club. 4. Basketball Team Captain, Baseball, Sharpshooters Club, Projectionist Club, All- District Basketball Team. Texas A &M College. ELIZABETH JANE MEAD , ' GARLAND PAUL ANDREWS Betty' 1. Football, M a j o r Athletics 1. FH.A., Student Council, Ten- '. Club, Science Club. nis, Homeroom President. 2. Football, Major Athletics 2. F.H.A., Annual Staff, Tennis, Club, Science Club. Homeroom Officer. 3. Football, M a j o r Athletics 3. F.H.A., State Quarter - Finalist Club, Rodeo Club, F.F.A. Tennis, Homeroom Officer, 4. Co- Captain i Football Team, Chorus. ° Major Athletics Club, F.F.A., 4. F.H.A., Homecoming Queen, r All School Favorite. Homeroom Officer, Tennis, Texas A &M College. Chorus. Brackenridge Nurses' School. DANIEL ROLAND DAVIS, JR. "Dan" 1. Homeroom Officer, Science Club, Chorus Club. 2. Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Track, Operetta. ,„ g s 3. Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Junior Class Presi- ., x dent, Track, Football. a 4. Football, F.F.A. Texas A &M College. , ` TERESA ANN BARRETT 1. F.H.A. It e 2. F.H.A. 3. F.H.A., Library Club, Night of Music, Chorus, Junior Play. 4. F.H.A., Chorus, Winner Second Place in Region V Chor- al Contest. l' • HELEN ELIZABETH HOLMES 1. Tennis Junior Division Dis- trict Champ, F.H.A., Band. WILLIAM ERROL 2. Second Place District Tennis, DORRINGTON "Bill" F. H. A. Parliamentarian, 3. Came from Laredo, Sharp - Tiger Staff Band. shooters Club, Basketball, 3. Band Sweethear F.H.A. His- Science Club, Junior Play. torian, Band, District Cham- 4. Science Club, Art Club, Se- pion Tennis. nior Play, Chorus. 4. Band Majorette, Science Club, Chorus, Tennis. lit A, . .' Scott and White Hospital. SENIORS Ay SUE AMADO 4. Came from Colombia ,South America; Graduate Student. € ...' _., ipr i Ar yr DONALD ALLEN BARKER 1. Vice - President 4 -H Club, Football, Major Athletics Club, Art Club, 4-H Club Livestock Judging State Champs. 2. 4 -H Club Officer, Vice - President F.F.A., 4 -H Club Dairy Judging State Champs, F.F.A. Farm Mechanics Award, , County 4 -H Club Dairy Award. t 3. President 4 -11 Club, President F.F.A., President Rodeo '4''., Club, 4-11 Club Poultry Judging State Champs, F.F.A. ' Public Speaking Award, County 4 -H Poultry Award. , il 4. President 4 -H Club, President F.F.A., Rodeo Club, 4 -H Club Dairy Demonstration Team, F.F.A. Meats Judging Team. Texas A &M College. i Jo Anne a chang • ANA HERNANDEZ SHIRLEY HULLUM 4. Came from Colombia, South 4. Came from Stephenville, Ag- America; Graduate Student. .'• gie Wife. $ "'" ' t .. t i t ,ri J i , GLEASON ' Vim" • Po �� ;s ate, (1 P rinceton, Illinois; Slide Rule (Picture Unavailable) !% DONALD RAY VAUGHN „ v • 7 y of Mexico. 1. Athletic Club. 2. Football, Athletic Club, F.F.A. 3. Football, Athletic Club, F.F.A.' -, 4. Football. C , • 1 Y , , Dit , _„, ` � ,p , / The "Fearsome Foursome" ready to sing "Shopping Days" again. Senior boys, Larry, Donald. Ran. and John just returned from a long journey. x,u' "-'''s x . -"PA,"' 0""Al ".� 9"..e lASe. /✓ " , +f .rx t ; 0104 , , ., ,,.-'1: aF V 4st, ii„ . , it ,t,:"4 , v,,,,,,,.. 7" ,,,,, _.„ l ' ' ' ' ,014 4, ' ' 404\.." # . a I € .' Jo Anne, Patsy, and Mary Lou listen to someone else talk, for " a change.a tt .�, T OK Mary Frances and Lucy make fun of Annie's i 1 =a shorthand. ,roe . t ''r - ' , .04 t John solemnly practices on his clarinet. Mary Lou and Betty Ruth lie in the sun and take li /e easy. °. Charlie's happy grin '' must be caused by a w good day in S. S. S. _ " � . cl ass. a .z»� �:e � �, � �. � Mr. Boone gives Deanne a few helpful suggestions. 19 JUN IORS � Steadman Dav Sue Fllen Mowery Aid :' /- zy --'''' --,...: � Elaine rm Chalk stea :Pi T Dorothy Battle -.7-::: , #., .,. , . . ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,e, s'"' "': . =‘, .,,tif 1-4- 4101 4( i Jerry Holland Ann Cleland Keith Kidwell • s Bill Farrar . Mary Garcia Lyndon Harper ' '''.7:v.;;;C;2f:}2. !::::':i';' wr,,..,. ,411111111 :!: I".1..f,,,,..7, ' ate. . �� Julia C isneros Harold N olan �, M illi e Laug h l in E ,,,, ..- f r 0 ' . . - . .‘ :.,k.„ if.S1 IF.,..lw l''''' :11. '''''''''''t '''''''''' t '-ii:-.- Bill Breazeale ' Mary Margaret Hierth Junior convene o n the lawn during a ( 20 rare free period. JUNIORS HE 4 401 EN N e " Billy Kavanaugh Mary Lindra Cathcart _ . ShJerry aron Mills „"'"I'. " Gage ��µ � . 4 � ” Judy Bishop 4 John Hamner June Barker e "� ' t �; Richard Badgett P1 _ M Johnny Turner s a Mary Loui Duran Hugh Lindsa y Burney Meyer ' Joe Randolph titi Jerry Mills s� 1 a F, ..,\-lb It ° Jim Johnston , } 3 $ y ' �` ,...4,,a,."441,, fl u °„-::/,', - .7 ... Proud Juni sh the ir newly- arrive d seni or o rings. 22 ` , , „t * , .,, P. d 4 . .,' 4 '-','''''.,!!;''.7 !I .,:.,„,',, .1 . t „ '' '''' 1 #.,, ..-A"'''. iS. a and precise — mZ Joh prim ght have M Margaret. cl osed Roxanne,s wistful look. —that's James can't be listening to the history lecture. v ..., ' , .,- .... ,..,„ g ' l . . , ,,. *7, i „:. .,,,.:14!..4‘f:' ' ' x and David patch Just waiting for something to z M Boone do, Mary? Jerry would do things up. Zn a c Izne w ell • I to e r tl. .44'411 ' '' I '''. €, i 7 ^rye .... }} . , Y ' tart §. ..... t Carolyn counts noses before refreshments. Does Gaytha look this bright -eyed every morning? . , , t , e. � " � ' 1 ''' ' 4' ' ' '''''' i, , \ ,,, ,. „, ..,,,..„,,,I.,,,,,,„.,„,..,,,,, and precise -- fl'at's James can't be listening to t Joh h e history lecture. mi ght hav n pr im Mary Margaret. Rox anne ° ca used wistful look .. e ,. MO t ,, i ' 4't - .1„. - e-. i a 1 . m . and David p Just waiting for something to Mr Boone do, Mary? Jerry would do things up. in a chorus linewell t t ` 1, I itt':6:0! %A E k ! •. e e rev dn.. II"? . °s 'I { ,,,..,„. ,, ,,.. ., I , .. ,., g , � _ gym. ' Carolyn counts noses before refreshments. Does Gaytha l this bright -eyed every I ' morning? S OPHOMORES '4,, .0*-- . .... ,f1,,,,a4-°,,,'',.:,-.--,--_, ' '''''''',A.'4:::.,' 9 Anne Williamson Jes se Liguez Be Luthe Georg S pur g er �s J' m Wal 1 11111; v Annette Perry Billy Dean. Letbetter. Evelyn Arrngton 4,4 ,a� a, Carol Dew Pete Rodriguez Sara Goode .„.„,„,, rr Bill Jones �� W E gyp, 103 Don Avera Nancy Rogers , j i . :V.,. k 4'4-44, au >14 -4111r i v:',1'.ife k;1`14.1,'#),‘,1,06tio, 7, v ' Judd Rogers 1.°11:f.tv,,,4.1,4, ., . a Yvonne Felty F i„,,,,,,,,,,, ... . ,,...„:11;:„.11:7:-. ,,,„,f.,- � , If Sophomore boys confer on a weighty problem. 2 5 Mom SOPHOMORES S OPl n Bill Foster Vok Margaret Adam John Beaty Carole McElroy Sn ( '' '' , F , .e• e ' '' if Jean Anderson �' "` Johnny Barger Delores Marquart e George Carroll f i r I ltr Marshall Crenshaw Kathryn Gould 1 Sidney!, Greer Judy Litton ,4 7 - A l''''. 4°- ' .1 \„, ., ° I ° ~ Patricia Jackson Theron Logan ' did ". . , ' • Kenneth Cooner s ' Barbara Junek aq r. ' * ' a\ ,: ma c: A sophomore class takes time for private discussion. 26 ea r4;a e ' I. , "•°m ,4 -0 % . '4, -g 4'7b`r. r" + ol ' + 4`,fri - . 4 ',.p :' :f lif.c "2:4510.. ..00 0,64 404,21 ~Ass -.,... ; SOPHO MORES Mary Varvel Kenneth Bail y Myrtle Nolan Gordon Darrow r z,,i. 1., _id , ' , . ,....,..,,,,_,,,,„,....,,,,,,,..„,,,„ , 4. B bby Ross " velyn Parsons lit dgar Feldman Nancy McAfee . Helen Klipple I , Charlotte Baty Leota Straub 4 yry John Bearne mss: ®y Jimmy Morgan - Kirby Jackson = :.., Wilbern Kirkpatrick Picture not available. Sophomore gossip time. 27 FRESHMEN � .� * . ° °° v, Bu Hoc Jo C alhoun 1 i fil• , ; .. nda a MLi elvin Ch Bauelk Emilie Junek r o. 1 '';*tog,\*Air a`- Thomas West tP c .tt ..,' .,"; 1 ' 1 ' '4. \ I i' o kl a J immy Wright �" ' P am Sperry ' � Bruce Thompson P t +� Yvonne Parker ' 4' /71 1 '' ' 1 • E �. An Mowery Delbert Hovok 7.-- rot. ai r . t 'A Cyndi ita Drake ��`" Jimmy Holland t „a Vie. Billy Tauber Mary Frances Badgett s i, ' ` � i Mike Denison ti � r r , � b, Al Jord 28 Alt. ,„4,410.40:007.41,4'4411rA4- Vii:: FRESHMEN } "--..,,,* .. � son � ........ ..i,,„.i.,,..., :.„...,......„.„.„ , ..:,„, Bardin Nel Sharon Manning Alfred Hancock • :.. _ .. " „,,...,.,04.4.00,4* '.:64:r4.i..;:- . -: ''.4. .• V.: ' d itchie Spurget Charlene m Florice Horcica 4' '� . . 6 Virginia Hearne . 4 Larry Godfrey �' Marilyn McElroy” D Thomas • " ' ' ' 1 . i',... a,.------- - fiti..;1',,,..i. .....,... e � } p ` <. Johnnie Martinez D Nash Ftank Duran Sharon Logan Baal John E. Elbrich Joel Mills Mary Ann Bar ker Howard Mitchell I I 2 9 FRESHMEN " - t David Dulaney Gloria Poole a s Joe Heffernan a • - fit " - John Thomas r 4. Rebecca McNeil t- ; � Mark Lindsay ■ James Barker vi � , / � Barbara Beasley . , Joe Guidry �� Lynn Oakes { Virden Smith , � (V K � `� d g � :' +► r , Carol O'Donnell Leona Weaver o '. .. � �e :, Dee Smith ' d Glenn Wilderman go t 1,, I 1 Alphonse Holick 7 Ann Elkins t Billy MacMiller lot :i•:: ,,,,,, .Ap,,, . -- ., „,,,,,,,,),, ,,..,,,, , Michael Gay i LaVa No C 30 Show _ � a'at SSE y,n. may � yw ,� q a tl/ 'r0" i' �7r As v: a� � ' A v f Syr .1� .yryV y+ • !Au afR.RII�P ��f°�u'.Y��' cn"'z.s �{! . -. ^' n. AF"�r . .r:�i�' . �'f i@4?$` �'��9 .- b .NS" i "fi •RA ± 7F'M ...:. a yea A�,"d , r6 - 4'rr ". t.»:,nm Ns�coc 4 FRESHMEN F .4,,,,,,, ..: lid iii"," 1 ! t, 1 s Brenner Sayers Ida Lo u Felty Raymond Barker - 1 i .,. ,, ' , Harold g'e ....„ iiii\,,,, , i Peggy Williams �' / - * \ ' Henry Barker '� r a , Illy Don Zobel ril Jane Ann Krenitsky David Howard , ./,) c Janis Gard Francisco Lopez • • George Somer�til Dorothy Berry S Ben Ray Jackso � � ' � Kelly Parker e 1 , $ Nancy Ra �� y y iii Dwayne Caldwell ii r , ""` , Anita Hamner �� * ' z � Mike Ada „ a ,...:,, :, ,,,,,...,..,„- , ,, , ..,,,, , witir . , . LaVern Patterson No Class Picture Avai lable Shown with Mr. Morgan on Facu Page. 31 ,, - �, �"- P.' 1 ' ''''.411‘k ° ^4* ' * ''..5.•'. '., ' . . . - - ' - , , ,„ . 3 'T i .. emu € t At last Torn THEN has a reason � .,, to shave. �, d p AND t '''''''''' NOW eaa B ill still thinks his sister A nn is sweet. ::!- ° 4 k d y Rosanne always did like pos for pi ctu r es. �� * After years of dreaming ., about it, Larry is finally i an Aggie. 32 Kr 1. ‘0 1, 4, x i i ,...,.....w.i.t.: '4.....11#‘1,..., 1 • .. • Santa (Mr. Orr) handing out gilts. Seniors touring T. U. after the State Capitol. ,. , , , r i pm , , , . air 4, .« i d ,.,. 1 N r - 0. f t a i , • I„, '1: ' .. 7 E.,..,...4......e... ... 1''' '..4 .4't- w * ii.- .....,.... . : - ■ ° x f yr ' „. I I t : , 4111'S'61'. 'fr - ' 1-- ' '-- Senior Ivy really enjoys initiating Fish Godfrey. Santa's helpers - -Don and Deanne. Hungry, Lu and Amy? 1 4 ' r ♦ a t ' The boys aren't about to get caught on Sadie Hawkins day. t Y X 6 411, , , r ....,...„:„, f \ a +.+ ... � Cti t t �, c v . 0,3 1 ' '),,,,,,' 611 t i i Y f t ' s y } . lour ' . . 6b>` ��+ t Kr K '''',-..1.47., _ --mot,.. '440, / '+ s„ ' �' 1 #' * � 4 • • ACTIVITI F ts , 2 4 ' “ 4 1 'I - Irma , - 10 = - . ,.. , n , r ... ..,... ...... Y s .re , „ .... ' ...,,. A ' 0 , 7 1 ... ,,, „... ...„„ ........„ . , ,... ,.. ALL-SCHOOL FAVORITE _Ann -Wile :,t , SENIOR FAVORITES '` Vi, „v0 , �., , e' 1 _ .� Char /e3 gentry e F, b, na // /arcu ,}ran.ce3 ///alit te 4 Q' i *0'0 l ilt 38 " t � a` a`... s�°. ' " " , e+ y �je ±: a�jk;.`'rr�� ` �'.±`► �a' �. t�* � „ n+ Ww' �' 0 w." �dy3b4�eb� dillFNe�. ,�' =o ald7egSikeo..d3a+ W- . !5eS'o0"ci,`aE.sr..i_.'s,,t,. _ JUNIOR FAVORITES ri e i,''' s }, ! I/ I , '� §3. x , r, imv. 09ohnny ,turner -tea i ./Fnn ( [eland $ - �, +0 F tl' a e1 ' ; 5p g S$° p ' Y fi ; '` g s g g : i y 'i4 E 39 it if j 11 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES { c:i,,, ,.......w?.. :1::: -,,....:tr . eY a • ,...,•,,..,..............:•,• ..,.„......„...„:::::::.!:...i...:::.,.....*.....i.„..,,.......:.i.........1-0.....:_:::„,, ....• , ... ..... „, ., , ..„.....: ..... *. .„. ...... . ..,;,.....,....„ . ..,„ P ete Ro c/ r i ue z a � 2'ocue u i .i0fr... ii.ratrAilt....im•••• : ,...........-.':::. o- .e e 40 3 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Itf tf $ t 1 j ' A i ,., .1, ,. . ,, ...,,, ,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,„,.,..,...,„,. ,........,,, ,.,., ,,,,„,_ ..,,.....,,..„,,... . ,.. 1 , n` .. .. , � t l r �. g ■ 2)ee Sm ith A I' , ...-,..i.p. ...,',,,, ,, , ,,,., . , ,,,,,,,::;,:,.....,,,,,, . ,:,. i,. . r ,,,,, ,.,,,,, .„_,..,,,,...,,i;t74.i.,,,...11.,,...,,,,ii... a .,.....::.i..:....,,..::.,.....::!,... :.. _.4. .._ ,,,„„,.,';',, . ,,,,, ...,,..,. .,. ,.,--.',,,.:‘,, „,,,,„„,,, , a r n c ro °a 41 1 F. WHO'S WHO T -------- FACULTY SELECTS \ ir £e t ` li . � . --' ).— , eUeanne Sbrivaneb and 2)ona[iPatton k. i Most Cooperative t _.tnn Jiite and Maurice Ofian Cuc /ea and e, arr c, ei Most Versatile Most Representative y; Kosanne Phi[[, and abavic Webb 2ona Most Likely to Succeed Senior ,. „ :„ ,,, . ..'. ,/ii A, 44 It?r,^ a4 ' •% n', ' .!'?�'` zt!*:,r.1.,,K+4f,.,,r*%% ,.Nt' N° - 0 `x P '.d ,. JIBVI llefaVKINkett •r+kr - tr.: A, ems it 4#444"4 .444 1 :. t / T fie, ;. ° 'I i i i, 4 D / A. O R. Award /� � V 090 .,tnne UVafher and , ucy /�oger3 1 , r) History Citizenship .,,_ ,.., t ,. '/ Margaret dam and oLuc Poger9 _Ann .Jdite and 5om 9vg Junior and Senior F.H.A. Awards Arion Awards aUona[d earber and games earher ` , Senior and Junior F.F.A. Awards gt" 1: i 1 ' 4 ,,,,,. ,..„ ; ) A ± ;14 4 3 I ::;.--' 7.---- ,, i #= 't ''...%, '. x 7 1. ‘ // /art ///ar J ierth and „ 2 i Steadman 'avia Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award a .�Fnn Jiite and Pete Koc/riguez C har�e9 2)e [a p iane and r uc �ogery Best All- Around Girl and Boy Charles Palmer Davis Award Re S haron // /anning and (Yohn Sbrivaneb ea Most Polite Girl and Boy t 4 s; - r : .. , : 4 44 , 4 111 %. 1 ''''' ' A .. ,..,,,,,, A . . r ,? mil t=t t i ( 4 4 ,.----..-4 . I , ..,....,,,.. ‘: .„. ,,,,.„..,... ..... 4 ,, ..,. ., ., ..,,...;,, .... 11,.. , . I ., ,..,.'.., i ,,, „_,..,,,,,.., ado �� ,..,,,,-—,,, „...,...,„ 1 ,,. ‘ .. „ , ,,,, \ ,,,, 1 , . .. , „ . _ „ „ ,, „ „„.., „.... _ nn cEe F.F.A. Sweetheart S teadman 2 avis a + • Representative to Boys State 0. mar l/�efh .J•ta Cotton Ball Duchess m e • B Li i f ..„t „ . ..,., , , 2)a „rd '1Ve66 `' Bausch Lomb Award i 4 j i C. H. S. BAND PERFORMS AT ALL FOOTBALL GAMES g �.: Sze: .. aavw °°: . 6m: ii... i :Tn. 4 i l ' ?> �, 11 t r � fi . . y. 1 .. * t * , ' ` fit' ' i ..... --r A 4 a r w ` v ' . ,,.. t . � ar '^ + .°"'h t Ai ffi a� * k We 4 OM ■ xra s if I 060 1 ,,, , ,. ,00 p , , ..- , ,....t. #4 . , r ,.. . il k .... ' sopa,- , .. d r 4 1 • i ll# ^ if A / -441 0 ;,,-,,,...'-',. ' • ,., 1 y a I „k. THE DANCE BAND PLAYS FOR THE SWEETHEART BANQUET. i iiim,. s a s 41$ , . 1 , -its 41W% ,„ ►�` i , 49 i , .w.. , .,, -. ) t r -_,, , A' ' 1 A g b. { "' _..- t ` 3 SCENES FROM THE BAND CONCERT AT THE MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER. i 1 1 r BAND f LEADERS , ' \ i 4, ---""Ai),-..k .:".,':1:-,.,, e fi k / 1: } 4 1; ,, ....„, ;;;. . ,,. ..„.. ANNE WILLIAMSON �_ ,� KATHRYN GOULD ' i , i , ,. ,, !.. ''''' ' I 1` Ii 3 I E ' X41;, 1 ' ' 41111- dilit ' 1 DON AVERA Drum Major s .. I HELEN HOLMES CAROL DEW 47 Head Twirler t _ ONE -ACT PLAY CAPTURES STATE TITLE THE PROPOSAL i ; � b y Anton Chekov A � CAS � Charles Delap e Stepan Stepanovitch Chubukov Natalya Stepanovna Bi ' ite Ivan Vassilevitch Lomov The C.H.S. One -Act Play, directed by Robert L. Boone, swept district, regional, and state with many individual honors for the participants. Bill Hite received the Best F Actor award at all three contests; Patsy Williams was chosen second best actress at district and was on the All- Star Cast at both regional and state; and Charles Delaplane was chosen to be on the All -Star Cast at regional and state. iiIII A T" - °.1 ,., , 1, ts I. t 4 d i , ..„,...,,, ,,,,,,,,_-',.,,,, vir,,,, iL ., ,_--.---,--, .,:.,, ,, , ,,„,.. e r .......,,,,,,,,............„.... , t, foot's gone to sleep!" ,,. The All -State Cast proudly displays one of their trophies. . ,i,;, . t a / P ; F �, ''''',.. - i i : -- -- , T i i i ,,:., 1, , i '04 ' - , iis i . 111, :;1 ` 1, -. i 1 7 '-': I f % ft: 1- ' 11' ,,,:::::: l .,. .+, . , ,,,, k , .., M aQ Q 0.' " I see stars!" 4 "Your aunt ran away with an Architect - -and so on!" ANNUAL HT OF MUSIC FILLS AUDITORIUM TO fr lik 11 1 OVERFLOW '' ' i' ,. � U'' ''* Wil 1 ihkik,,, \ 4 :14.'' -,.), ° Carol n d Ps Jack delighted the A` • ■ i. dience with ° se from "The King and L' � , , Tiger Year' • 'T '''r , ,,.. , i,`,11111t1 III , t ;11''l 111,1“ -;`' i t , i ' ! 1 1 i f ' ,A1,"'-'41I '"„7-;,41,`,1',.'11.11l. '' " i "it"! /1 .1 , i'lll,. 1 . Ill."' ''11,11,1,1 lit'l, t•„-1,11',;',g'itillit'11"1* ' 11' ,, ' toil. w II II I l ', 4 ' 31 , F 4 8 Mr. Boone directs the a high school Parson chorus. and Bill, ,,,t441.- •''' . s, ,..,, ,,, A. 8 w a 4 I e ar t ed Flav Mike's "Rr • P'' li JR • AnnI s ht aow h house. captivated hisyj s eity 7 zn bro g 52 nets .? v; .r„ a$.« �' s' d' °, ; ,,,r 14i.'. 4'!"4'"y: „KYM. %!?X"9!r `al°I P1F'' .,' °C.1 $°usa'�;tilh": :?lay`M', ! I'h .0'da....4.,4'01*.** + f b° pAE7aY� »Mi4�:i.,�Ar.;• '-�ttt !-F'KKO ME WALTZES ON DANCES ii Ir1 TI # AT CHS .. , l 1. • Fl ' ' l' ' r Tigers and Broncos dance away the last minutes of 1956 at the New I : Year's Dance. I 1 , 1 IP, , , 91 k '� r .„ , it te a. - Pit l' ,.. ) 4 , i "z , ..,-- , ' .4, 1 Parson "Beno" Logan ties the knot for Marilyn To end the Homecoming festivities, Tigers and exes enjoy and Bill, her catch at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, dancing in their socks on the gym floor. k w. • . l':' ';''' * - ", ..,,,, , , '''''. '''' ' ''..,1(6'.',.- Fit :I :: The Christmas spirit brings out the biggest crowd of the year to the Christmas Dance. Ot r A`,: s F Rak k dd t + 3 F ma KIWANIS CLUB HONORS C. H.S. ATHLETES WITH BANQUET AND BAN( DANCE ... OF E '''' i •I'''' * 1 'wk. ' Ilk ,a . Athletes and dates enjoy the banquet at the Presbyterian Recreation Hall. 4 , E °3 The dance following the banquet completes a memorable evening. 7 . Billy Kavanaugh receives from Mr. Riedel one of his four awards. Mik att E I E • . lr+N'. !i[ n,4 . Yl 4,71,4 7..ciar'^ 44.4* , w ! .4.14 T ,..40 6+ T� ,,/IYwisi450fi17 . q!#.,dfitT.' oo iT'M• 4)cot man , ..eimY'1/4'4zi 5w ,,, cia6,v, JUNIORS AND SENIORS FIND SHANGRI - LA 'I AT THE JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET .. . lilt n x�_ e�m a 1 e * � 1 $- s ° The long- awaited banquet is in full swing. t Steadman Davis proves to be the perfect Master of Ceremonies. A i Mr. W. W. Caudill, the banquet's principal speaker, presents his talk, "The Road to Shangri -La. a" 1 ,), A .. . .,.4c4ii . '''''cl ft'. � A Pair of CIT y„ "` � r " happy Juniors ii Roxanne and w � � John. A Seniors heartily approve of the delicious food. / i° 4m Mauric Donald j Patsy and Jo Anne read the Tanzei S Will. °� "Newscaster" Millie Caughlin 1 � , reads the Senior Prophecy. 1 V.^' � w q Juniors, Seniors, and dates wait for the music to begin. Juniors and Seniors dance to the music ' of the Aggieland Combo. '° �.� '+"ti, '10'w' ;+6�°"` -€ atr#tY `4— .90' r!�40''' ^?,4? *'+str1 5 ,1iiAN 4. '4.'4' ai` ;w' 4►'tr " or! °.` '4 ' ': °,essr.+* 44 i+', ' d t430"'d0/'#O AII/04$$"4.0t01eS re !1`4V ,N • 4.4,41 aa; ; : NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,", - wy . _ ,.$ , i . k r° . / �„ Standing: Maurice Olian, David Webb, a Charles Delaplane, James Martin, Donald Patton, I,arry Leighton. l' S eated: Millie Caughlin, Mary Mar - ii garet Hierth, Lucy Rogers, Jo Anne Walker. "lit > i t I The greatest honor that can come to a student in any high school is to be chosen a member of the National Honor Society. Membership in our school is limited to ten in number and the selection is based upon scholarship, character, leadership, and service. P CITIZENS OF THE MONTH / Maurice Olian, Charles Delaplane, Donald Patton, James Martin, Ernest , Tanzer, David Webb. ! ° ' y d i Y bl The Rotary Club encourages good citizenship among high school boys by honoring 4' each month the one chosen by the faculty and the student council as Citizen of the Month. ;...v.,1 57 1 t .. r.17: 4 . f _ � 4 OFFICERS OF FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - k Back row: Charlotte Baty, Social Chairman; Helen Klipple, Reporter; Sara Goode, Historian; Jeanette st V ct ance, Songleader.` Front row: Sue Mowery, Secretary; Ma Frances Malik, Treasurer; Rosanne Phillips, President; Lucy Rogers, 1st Vice- pe Patricia Jackson,2ndVice- President. Not shown: Nancy Rogers, Parliamentarian. ".. 1 t et . .. 4 , j „, 1 6 0 . 6 /I it ,, . -N kii,, � � 1 ' f t , '' -:-: '' --.. t -"--- ,' 'I"' ,,.. . ' 60... . v '''' _ ,, r ovp 1. .. t ..,,,,,,,,,, .10,,.. ar 110110 I I I } , 0,,,,.,.. ,.„: - • ./,,,,,,:,„,,, . 1 k - ' v ; itA, ■ .0 '''■ '''''' . , * J I F. H. A. members work on Degrees and attend District, Area, and State meetings. Members - '' of the club are Margaret Adam, Jean Anderson, June Barker, Mary Barker, Teresa Barrett, Dorothy: Battle, Barbara Beasley, Judy Bishop, Mary Cathcart, Ann Cleland, Julia Cisneros, Carol Dew, Y Susan Dowell, Cyndi Drake , Mary Duran, D Ann Elkins, Betty Felty, Ida Lou Felt Yvonne FeltY+ P , Pat Freeman, Sharon Gage, Mary Beth Hagler, Anita Hamner, Virgini Y� a Hearne, Florice Horsica, Bobbie Huff, Jane Krenitsky, Judy Litton, Margaret Manthei, Dolores Marquart, Charlene Matejka, Carole McElroy, Marilyn McElroy, Betty Mead, Dolores Nash, Beverly Nickle, Amy Norcros nn Oakes, Yvonne Parker, Gloria Reed, Nell Ross, Deanne Skrivanek, Barbara Wasik, -ctsy Wil to s, Peggy Williams, and Anne Williamson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMER ell!) ''' '''''',#:°,14".'''',,,. - - rS‘114: It I /it 0 ''.. we ; A a / `" ' '' r i fkuor 4°T E mo d : "_ ,i� , ,gg Taffy° 4 x � v.'. ` : ° .:y am . . ?.�e.. 3 g � OFFICERS First row, left to right: President — Donald Barker; Vice - President —Edgar Feldman; Secretary —Mike W alton. Second row: Treasurer —James Arnold; R eporter — Keith K Sentinel —Alton Arnold; Adv — � Jim Tom House. k 2 fill i i -- , A - 1„. - 4 , iiiiiii ,.,, Tr OS . "' - . .. .. _ ......,, ,0011101 { J� T � : ' , At -, ' ,. , ''' tr 1,..„1.11r4 t , ' ..,- 4$0 • „ , c :.„,„ ,7 Pte' MEMBERS First row, left to right: V. A. 1 Students — Delbe Hov Billy Mac Miller, Brenner Sayers, James Barker. Second row:V. A 111 - Students — Garl an Andrews, Dan Davis, Mike Walton, Billy Kavanaugh, James Arnold, Henry Wine, Keith Kidwe Donald Barker, Charles Gy. Third row: Adv — Jim Tom House, V.A. 111 -2 Students — Alton Arno Bruce Davey, George Carroll, Kenneth Cooner, M. L. Schehin, Bobby Ross, Edgar Feldman, Marshall Crenshaw, Sidney Greer, g John Wayne Todd. Fi { to-- t :"- t, � THE TIGER'S TALE club pub - lishes the school paper of the same name. It brings the recent class, so- �.� cial, and sports news to the students ' 3 of e. Mi is _ ;r,,. ., +- Editor Conso -Ch lidat and aur Sports ce D s Editor . Othmbers d o a re as fo llows: me Tom I an vy- M their anag ffi r , Edito Le /t t . AiwW " t Mary Lou Ergle- Ass Editor Editor '..1, v" Ann Hite - Societ Editor, Charle De - graph r � �,� - * laplane -Sta // otograer, J o h n ringto� . m. Skrivanek Business Manager, Je T ams a elle I_aMo tte- E xc Ph hange Editor, M ary gers. 1 N. '� � Margaret H ierth' 4 dverti ph sing Manager, urer; a g Don Patton, Jo Anne Walker, Nancy Chie e' 0.0-- , '"° Mixon, Linda Chalk, Lucy Rogers, i iv " - Sharon Manning, Elaine alk -R 1 porters. Mrs. Florence White Ch is the � advisor. iii 1 4` r Le /t: Maurice Olian. Front row: Mary Margaret Hierth, Nancy Mixon, Ann Hite, Jo AnneWalker, Tom Ivy, Mary Lou Ergle. Background: Linda Chalk, Sharon Manning, Elaine Chalk. l FUTURE TEACHER " The girls who are members of the i �! Future Teachers Club gain valuable '• experience bypractice teaching dur- # ingfree periods and at lunch time in elementary grades. Members are as ti l follows: Kathryn Gould, Joyce Lor- i l enz, Bicci Luther, Nancy McAfe, e, ' 4, Anita Mowery, Evelyn Parsons, An- -° nette Perry, Ora Lee Ramsey and Mary Varvel. Mrs. Duncan is the club advisor. ! '" Left Le /t to right: Joyce Lorenz, Kathryn Gould, Bicci Luther, Anita Mowery, Nancy McAfee, Evelyn Parsons, Backs to camera: Mrs. J. T. Duncan, Advisor; Annette it. Perry, Mary Varvel. Orr, SHARPSHOOTERS 5. Our sharpshooters have been busy this year, practicing weekly on the r . _ . A. & M. College indoor range. This practice is designed to train the young rifleman in the care and proper use of the rifle, safety precautions, and to � improve his marksmanship. + � The Sharp Club has fired t three matches with the Twin City Club. Members of the club are:Kenneth Bailey, Melvin Bauer, Alvin Brewer, i Fred Brison, Fraak Duran, John El- +r brick, Bill Farrar, Bill Foster, Ronald ".; Gandy, Mike Gandy, Larry Godfrey, ' � 5 , 4. , Joe Heffernan, Bill Hite, Jimmy Hol- ar land, David Howard, Jim Johnston, 4 Billy Dean Letbetter Mark Lindsa Jesse Liguez, Theron Logn, Dennis ; Minor, Harold Nolan, LaVerne Patter son, Bobby Potts, George Somerville, Donald Thomas, Hugh Thompson, Eddie Walker, James Walton, David Seater Webb, and Glen Wilderman. Ander Back row: Eddie Walker, Mr. R. A. Knapp, Advisor; D avid Webb, Kenneth Bailey. Dorott Front row: Bill Farrar, L a Verne Patterson, Mike Gay. 1 THE TIGER'S TALE club pub - lishes the school paper of the same name.It brings the recent class, so- cial, and sports news to the students of Consolidated. Maurice Olian is e Editor -in -Chief and Sports Editor. 3. „” -g Other members and their offices are *� - x as follows: Tom Ivy - Managing Editor Left t r Mar Lo Ergle Assistant Editor Editor Ann Hite - Soc iety Editor, Charles De- graphe r , iD laplan ek -B Photographer, John ringtol i� x *° �� Skrivan usiness Manage, Jean iams a I'; � elle LaMotte Exchange Editor, Mary - gers. 1 4 Margaret Hierth Advertising Manager, ? urer; a Don Patton, Jo Anne Walker, Nancy Chie/. ` Mixon, Linda Chalk, Lucy Rogers, Sharon Manning, Elaine Chalk - Re l porters. Mrs. Florence White is the ' �'a advisor. ; '' Le /t: Maurice Olian. Front row: Mary Margaret Hierth, Nancy Mixon, Ann Hite, Jo Anne`Walker, Tom Ivy, Mary Lou Ergle. Background: Linda Chalk, Sharon Manning, Elaine Chalk. FUTURE TEACHERS The girls who are members of the Future Teachers Club gain valuable experience by practice teaching dur- ing free periods and at lunch time in elementary grades. Members are as follows: Kathryn Gould, Joyce Lor- .,,ai °-> i enz, Bicci Luther, Nancy McAfee, Anita Mowery, Evelyn Parsons, An- nette Perry, Ora Lee Ramsey and Mary Varvel. Mrs. Duncan is the club advisor. :. z . 4 Left to right: Joyce Lorenz, Kathryn Gould, Bicci Luther Anita Mowery, Nancy Left McAfee, Evelyn Parsons. Backs to camera: Mrs. J. T. Duncan, Advisor; Annette Perry, Mary Varvel. Orr, SHARPSHOOTERS . Our sharpshooters have been busy this year, practicing weekly on the A. & M. College indoor range. This practice is designed to train the young �. rifleman in the care and proper use of the rifle, safety precautions, and to x improve his marksmanship. � The Sharp Club has fired , , three matches with the Twin City Club. Members of the club are:Kenneth Bailey, Melvin Bauer, Alvin Brewer, , Fred Brison, Fraak Duran, John El - brick, Bill Farrar, Bill Foster, Ronald $ Gandy, Mike Gandy, Larry Godfrey, { Joe Hefferman, Bill Hite, Jimmy Hol- land, David Howard, Jim Johnston, " , Billy Dean Letbetter, Mark Lindsay, Jesse Liguez, Theron Logan, Dennis Minor, Harold Nolan, LaVerne Patter + � ,K son, Bobby Potts, George Somerville Donald Thomas, Hugh Thompson, Eddie Walker, James Walton, David Seater Webb, and Glen Wilderman. Ander: Back row: Eddie Walker, Mr. R. A. Knapp, Advisor; David Webb, Kenneth Bailey. Doroti- Front row: Bill Farrar, Laverne Patterson, Mike Gay. ., ets,* ,,,i,v `rt"` ' q,!C7t' rtB,'?..f.f ," 4' i1'i ..per'ti.ra,14,0 , .u� 4'4, J",. 4e,001 r ", °0Arrs"M: at . ... .. .. _ • 4.t.. t si ," ille Left to right: Charles Gentry, Ar ` " TO Editor; Charles Delaplane, Ph oto - grapher; Maurice Olian and John Har- , ' rington, Sports Ed Patsy Will- ��° > 4 ' : 1 rams and Ann Hite, Business Mana- gersurrer; a F nd o or J egrou A nd nne : Don Walk A er, vers, Editor -i T n- �j, ,, .,...„:„.„ I 44 , Chief. I I: � � x i:44.c ' ' . ... - , 3 ,., , - r?‘....k-: „„ :„ „ : „.... „ ; , . „ 0 /-- ,, ,..: , , , .. , ,' . , - ,7 - 0.9-,-„,..,,,..„.„. , ..,,„. Lt. a m.,0, . _ ..„ .,::,... ,..,.. s ..,.. ,,, , , . m ' -ti ...; ' s , q i i ._.. ,. le 4 ' 0 a i lit ; ''‘ , ' e -. ` ANNUAL STAFF t HOW YOU LIKE THIS BOOK IS } % ` , THE REAL TEST OF THE ANNUAL ' STAFF'S EFFORT AND EFFICIE- CY. Many people have worked har � � -` to make the '57 TIGERLAND the 1 ' * ., ' ' ' "► e best ever. Mrs. A. R. Orr sponsors ▪ ,►, ' this club. Members of the Annual staff ' " : are as follows: Jean An ierson, Don Avers, Mary Frances Badgett, Char lotte Baty, Dorothy Berry, Mary Lyn - • Left to right: Judy Litton, Mary Margaret Hierth, Lucy Rogers, Sara Goode, Mrs. dra Cathcart, Millie Caughlin, Ann Orr, Sponsor, Seated: Ann Cleland. Cleland, Charles D Gaytha Edgar, Mary Lou Er Charles Gen- try, Sara Goode, John Harrington, Mary Margaret H ierth, Ann Hite, Tom Ivy, Kirby Jackson, Helen Klipple, .irt x J ane A Kren J eanelle La- , Motte, Bn n everl Nickle, M auri ce J3,- an, Lucy Rogers, Nancy Rogers, Jo Anne Walker, and Patsy Williams. • ',IiiiiiiirL.4100,,, 1 i If Seated: Jane Ann Krenitsky. Left to right: Kirby Jackson, Mary Lou Ergle, Jean Anderson, Beverly Nickle, Mary Lyndr C athcart, Jeanelle LaMotte, Tom Ivy, Dorothy Berry, and Mary Frances Badgett. 61 1 i 1 4 , › i SPEECH CLUB a 41111, The Speech Club concentrated its �a <, efforts on the one -act play, "Fog on ` '� the Valley', which it presented for ; Ilif . 111111111111111 the Campus Study Club and the Stu- ° dent Body. Members of the club are t MMI�M as follows: Steadman Davis, Susan Dowell, John Hamner, Patricia Jack- son, Billy Kavanaugh, David McNeel . 9 � • , and Carolyn Wilson, Mrs. Eugene Rush .. 40*----. - 1 is the advisor. . ‘ T r. �a Left to Left to right: Patricia J ackson, Mrs. Eugene Rush, Susan Dowell, Steadman Davis, John Hamner, David McNeely, Carolyn Wilson, and Billy Kavanaugh. Clark, E Orr, Adv IS ' RIO 111 III 11 11111 1 - . " i e` Throw --� ART CLUB g practical work is g „ r , s d —.�, This club gives an oppor- club show tunic to students at Consoli- _ ', Y following: e date who are interested in art Chalk, Lin to use the abilities. Mrs. Mabel Duran, Yvc Barger is the advisor, and mem- Janis Gard bers are Bill Armistead, Evelyn i garet Huff Arrington, John L . Bearrie, John McElroy, B Beaty, John Harrington, Barbara Parsons, ( . ....r. Junek, Jesse Liguez, David Lloyd, and Pam Sperry. Straub, Mn _ �, Y P Y• librarian,i • Le /t to right: Evelyn Arrington, Barbara Junek, Pam Sperry, Mrs. Barger, Advisor; John Harrington, John Beaty, John Bearrie, Jesse Liguez. "..mss - . 4 TEXAS JETS s' This club and others like it areh ' being started by the Engineering De- a partment of A & M College all over the state of Texas. The club decided � ' to have some meetings at night so professional engineers could help y '? them choose their own field of engi- i neering. Through this club, Donald .,, ? l Patton was awarded a $1000 scholar- ship to Texas A & M College. The `"► members are: Gordon Darrow, Bill Farrar, Jim Gleason, David McGuire, ± Howard Mitchell, Donald Patton, Jim- , 'Ar.i% my Walton, Glen Wilderman. . a , 'fie. ":. . E , ,} , Left to right: Gordon Darrow, Mr. Bright, Advisor; David McGuire, Howard Mitchell, Backrow: C Jim Gleason, Glen Wilderman, Donald Patton, Bill Farrar. Chaney. F IL ., "° ? SLIDE RU The work of the S l i de Rule club t.` 1 ��' paid off when three of its memb ° place in District competition J un - ers ; 16 ; 111111111111111111 41411111, ` tr !M� ius Clark won f place, James .. _ t Couch, second, and Don Patton, " -aa , _ arreras Other fol Jim Gleason, Cecil f ..... -"Q". ,, " -.'LAS` aq, Johnny B g r J Hallmark, Larry Leighton, Hugh Lindsay, Jerry Mills, Jimmy Mu r- � • r phrey, Joe Randolph, Billy Taylor, and Donald Tax. Mr. A. R. Orr is �s �. *• =� the club sponsor. 1 Left ioright: Jam es Couch, Cecil Hallmark, Hugh Lindsay,Larry Leighton, Junius Clark, Donald Patton, Johnny Barger, Joe Randolph, • Jerry Mills. Standing A R Orr, Advisor. lilt LIBRARY 1 r 11 Through Library Club, much P experience in library �° ' work is gained. Members of the k. club, shown in the picture, are the m following: Julia Cisneros, Elaine ,' Chalk, Linda Chalk, Mary Louise i,, Duran, Yvonne Felty, Mary Garcia,, J anis Gard, Virginia Hearne, Mar ,,, garet Huff, Sharon Logan, Carol ,- � " M cEJroy, Rebecca McNeil, Evelyn s� Parsons, Ora Lee Rams e y, n Leota "' f 4 : 4 : r i I Straub Mrs. J. T. Ducan school lei librarian, is the club's advisor. � ;' ��+ : k.., .' Standing: El Chalk, Sharon Logan, Mrs. Duncan, Ora Lee Ramsey, Janis Gd, Margaret Huff, Carole McElroy. Seated: Yv onne Felty, Leota Straub, Virginia Hearne Julia Cisneros, Mary Louise Duran, Rebecca McNeil, Linda Chalk. "` "' AUTO MECHANICS CLUB r The Auto Mechanics Club of A & M • _ _ , Consolidat High School, s by u � Mt. Chaney, was formed as a result of g ,, y an expressed interest in automobiles and filli NS their safe operation. - 1 Re pair manuals as well as a tune -up r kit were purchased in order that members might be able to use them in the repair g of in dividual cars. -_ - — The members of the Auto Mechanic C lub are as follows: Charles Todd -Pr *� � � " ` , " i Cecil Hallmark -Vice- Preside �' Secretary and Treasurer, Burney I j " ' ' B i 11 Breazeale, Wilburn Kirkparick, li � .7r. , p Hugh Lindsey, Francisco Lopez, Frank 1 3Ym1 ; Tarurry JY ; �d"aiR•,_liirzrkay, i3lil' , Foster. r�� Ahi, 4ti S t 4 Backrow: Cecil Hallmark, Bill Breazeale, Charles Todd, Wilburn Kirkpatrick, Jack ".`' Chaney. Front row: Thomas West, Burney Meyer, Mark Lindsay, Hugh Lindsay. '- The Science Club sponsors the annual Science Fair. Some members of the club entered their exhibits and one of them, Virden Smith, took his i — e M „. ,‘ ,,, ., ,, , xhibit of insects to Regional com- petition where he won two firsts. ,, Every member of the club must com- plete two semester projects or one *� larger year project. They do dissec- (, o "' v lion work as shown here, and carry �,$,, a on experiments. These are the mem- N , ` t , bers of the club, which is sponsored ` by Mr. K. C. Morgan: Margaret Adam, �" ` John Calhoun, Gordon Darrow, Bill 9 s Dorrington, Matt Gaddis, Alphonse e b; l Bolick, Helen Holmes, Kim Johns, '°` Bill Jones, Christi Kent, JerryKin- - "' I � man, David McGuire, Pete Rodriguez, , Jud Rogers, David Lloyd, Beatrice ` ' ;.� Luther, Michael Luther, Joe Marek, t James Martin, Alex Rush, Pam Sperry, Virden Smith, Billy Tauber, and Bruce ( ° Thompson. Left to right: Jud Rogers, Bill Dorrington, Pete Rodriguez, Gordon Darrow, Bicci Luther, Helen Holmes. , o BillC ` for tin The Major Athletics Club has as SOPHS ED( i ts members all people who partici- SUCCESSF1 'ft pate in football, basketball, baseball, and golf during the respective sea- Sports Day sons. During the year 195 -195 %, the battl betwe a...T. members were Garland Andrews, Al- mores. Whei ton Arnold, Don Avera, John Barger, 2 M elvin Bauer, John Bearrie, Bill with 1480 p P �j ' � ' Breazeale, Fred Brison, George Car- a close sect ! T roll Junius Clark, Kenneth Cooner, f event It* t- , - - + a Ja m e s Couch Dan Davis, Steadman � ' ,t Davis, Mike Denison, Gordon Darrow, votes g a v < ■ Edgar Feldman, Larry Godfrey Joe ; ° ` r -' Guidry, Bill Hall, Jerry Holland, Lyn - "" " � don Harper, Ben Jackson, Kirby ► son, J im Jo hnston , J Bill Kavanaugh, ' i Larry Leighton, Jesse L D avid crown their c 1 14 - — ' % ' ' ' ' t Lloyd, Donald Mais, John Martinez, David McNeely, Jerry Mills, Joel Mills, K e 11 y Parker, Bobby Potts, Joe Randolph, Pete Rodriquez, Jud ` "' Rogers, Bobby Ross, Brenner Sayers, M. L. Schehin, George Somerville, Dee Smith, Virden Smith, Billy Tay - i`: lor, Bruce Thompson, Charles Todd, John Wayne Todd, Jim Walton, Mike �." - Walton, Glenn Wilderman, and Frank aa_ Duran. Mr. Ed Logan, Joel Mills, Jud Roge rs, Pete Rodriguez, Kelly Parker Mike Denison, Jim Johnston, Junius Clark, Dee Smith, Virden Smith, George Carrol Paul Powell, '� ' Ben Ray Jackson, Melvin Bauer, Edgar Feldman, John Wayne Todd, Lyndon Harper. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Each member of the Business Club gives a report of an article taken from a business magazine. Also, various activities are practiced, such as correct telephone procedures and filing methods. Discussions of office problems and possible situations are held. Miss Sadie Hatfield, Home Demonstration Agent with the Agricultural Extension Service of , A and M College, spoke to the club on the qualities she looks for in a good secretary. She brought &, her own secretary along as Exhibit A, who also spoke briefly on the duties of a secretary. The members of Consolidated's Business Club are as follows: Mary Beth Hagler- President, Joyce Lorenz Vice - President, Pat Freeman - Secretary, Nancy McAfee - Treasurer, Dolores Marquart- Recorder, picture not available. SPORTS DAY I I ,, ., , * : . ,,, -''''. 1 I 011111100, at, 0 - , , ‘,. , , .. . , - ,,,,,,,,, ., ... ,,.,„44.3 Or 7 D points for Bill the Sorrienington ors. scores more Annie makes a cute "wheelbarrow SOPHS EDGE OUT SENIORS IN SUCCESSFUL SPORTS DAY Sports Day at CHS p roved to be a battle between the Seniors and Sopho- mores. When all points were in d QUEEN MARG HUFF totaled, the Sophs came out ahead with 1480 points and the Seniors ran a close second with 1420 points. The �•, field event points plus the penny votes gave the Sophs the right to crown their candidate Queen of Sports. e y so fi „ $ _ ." Vev ■ s J John L. is on h way to ' ■ hs to ''a - fl, ' ''' ' '1,,,,,,,441' ' ..tM4 t ' . ^ : 11 ''''''l °X .,,,, .. , '7',70,,,,,,, ',,. 4 ,.,,,,. ,,....4,... „,. . .„ , ,,,,. AT ' ivi - ' , 4,, -' ' sop /finish. . . CHS YELL LEADERS BOOST TIGER SPIRIT ' . ANN HITE ,i,..., t *4 1,,,,‘,, : 4 jii.,,,,, ! HEAD YELL LEADER p w a CAROLYN W ,..: A% ,.„, i a. .' ..i ° . ''^'''''' 344. '" ' °-471'.° ''''''W., r � ° ''. Carolyn Wilson Jeanette Ape , Vance, Lucy Rogers, i Ann Hite 0.0. ,. 7:„.„..,7„ k a � p 4;,,,',.,,1 . 410„A , .,. i ,,,,,,, .,.,,, ,,,„ .,..., ,,,,,.; ...„„..,„..,, :, ,,„, ......vt,,,,,, ,,,„,,,,,i,;::::;:,,,,,,,z,1„:„:„. JEANETTE VANCE ,,,,k,,,, 7 °,.," ') ix LUCY ROGERS of 66 ,.a, 9 w r d a�R � , I�.w w' 6D+ y' a7'`+`' idKAsl pt�A ° + 9&as" ° 7r! J�ta"�� Pw(» ±aEeaz+ w.,....* r ,'- ll+ '+'':"°- r`,!�s rte_ �I<....a+ +F,.J`.. l.W.. , 'ti. ., �W „4 N li d i) ., , , N — .„ ,, _.,7..s....,,,2 ,„ ,„,,, i . .., _ ., fr (1 Mh " ., 4 ! °' SCRAPPY TIGERS NEVER CEASED TO FIGHT / / // ----. , Coach Horace Schaffer's A & M Consolidated Tiger football team, featured by inexperience and outweighed in every game they played, managed only one win in ten tries during the 1956 grid season. .. Despite the Tigers' last place finish in District 23-AA, they placed two of their g ridders center Steadman Davis and fullback Bill Kavanaugh, on the All- District squad. Kavanaugh, a junior, as was Davis, made �' , honorable mention all- state. j In rugged non - district competition, C. H. S. bowed to Cleveland, 1 tr w i 33 -13, romped over Madisonville, 28 -20, was blasted by Rockdale, 46 -0, was blanked again by Smile 39-0, went down before Giddings, g Y Y. � g � 24-0, and got stomped 46 -0 by Tomball. The district champions, Navasota, buried the Tigers, 47 -14, in ar+° I . their conference opener, although the Tigers ran and tackled with author - eg rity before a large homecoming crowd. Cypress- Fairbanks, in their own ,, e T homecoming game, barely slipped by C. H. S., 14 -13, Caldwell exploded LA if for three touchdowns within an eleven- minute period for a 20 -0 victory mss,, over the visitors. In the Tigers' season finale, they ran into a strong crew from Bellville and were stampeded, 47 -0. Consolidated football co- captains were seniors Garland Andrews, guard, and Bill Hall, halfback. a L? 1 ` , 4:-. " .., --------4... - Man � � and 36 S it, iir r -. ., 4 1, 33 9! 41 4 Mr �� 4b. � a - el'' � . , a.0. ' '" " - , '1 Back row, let to ri ht: Coach Schaffer, Manager George S ur er Jimmy Wright, Ben Ray Jackson, George g g g F' g J Y g Y J iv. Carroll, Manager Bruce Thompson, Pete Rodriguez, John Wayne Todd, Joel Mills, Dee Smith, Head Man- ager John Harrington, Assistant Coach Ed Logan. $' Second row: Steadman Davis, Lyndon Harper, Johnny Martinez, Billy Kavanaugh, Alton Arnold, David Mc- Neely, Junius Clark, Edgar Feldman. Third row: Hugh Thompson, Jimmy Mur hre Billy Taylor, Garland Andrews, Bill Hall, Dan g P , J Y P Y� Y Y ► Davis, Donald Mais, David Lloyd, James Couch. '#"5 w ."'v.' «cATI"!'��, ' "r.w ,'! . atTd.` am3alar:^Fitit`". `Ch .1tAY'fi.F,k.pr •i .--,. ., r ,. , r r �j ,4 i ... 1 0 se ,..... ,„,,,,,,,,,, i - . ,� it ;;1„,- ,,,,x• ..... % • „. t ,,,,„,...--.. ,., ' r g yp P , " Vi c., "x ., 1 i ' 3 Co - Captain Bill Hall and Garland An i H Coach Horac Schaffer As C oach E d Logan Billy Kavanaugh Lettered 2 Managers Ge Spurger, Bruce Thompson, and John Harr Head Manager. Mo Valuable State Honorable Mention IP x. ' 1° ,.4. ,,,,,.. ,„. s �� ° „fib �' r Rt& 1 . a t o 4. oh x L �� > °: � �a (9 b .,' fi • ... °'` r fi ` " ` a �° Aiir - " °` ir , t ` ,.F ? �k t *" ° ' X_. ' rdt. s, '' ` s` "�"e� -} ,, �ri�a 3 ,. , vi ., Garland Andrews , _ ''.i1". '''„:-..4, ,„,,,,,A,...4, Lettered 3 4 n. �� Bill Hall P., r '1 ° t 4 z " Lettered 2 ' } E David Lloyd ., * , -- I, - ,r, .;., ,,,,,..,;-,,.... L.-...",°, '‘'N' ' ' Jimmy J]urphrey °� a .....1/4„7;—,-"-„,„.„ —..* - - - g . Z Dan Da vis P Lettere 1 �. e, i w. 70 +' a . ., M .. t" r - +. l'� r9 .'. P, y fi r._ ;"Y'i g i ,'- , -,-.7 4 4 . ' 0 ''da y Billy Taylor e � °� ": Dee Smith • :° Lettered 1 S teadman Davis ' * '' 1 '''''; ' '.4t : - str . , 1 Lettered 2 All- District 1 { Best Blocker „,:'4:,,,,,...,,i,,,....t : p t ,, „sr i . , , , . ,,,1 1 liof _, . t. 6 . . . , , i .„ ,,,,...., ,,. ! , „ , . „,,, .. , - , :..„ .. ,. ,„ .e 9 1 it I-1Y' 4 :1N , .1''' " jj} n David McNeely � « � ° Lettered 2 gift, r . ■ a • # -' ` John W ayne Todd Let tered 1 1€ Rf 7 3,.., `mot* , _ I t ,'. 1. t 1. i , OH 4 x`.04 ft , ac r -. € W411 a. .. � � John Martinez Lyndon Harper 4111111,,v , ef ,:,,,, ak"#1 ■ H Lettered 1 Lettered 1 1 t. 3 . i It Pete Rodriguez I Ben Ray Jackson Lettered 1 Lettered 1 ■ ,+.1,2!:,,,4A-,,,,..-t,°, .0 +1,,,,e _ , ,, lir ,,,,,,,,i. $1„...,40,,-,4,4,i'-„,... ss ro gue: _� , ■ t { k J 73 . ii i :ik id( & 1\1 _ 1".s, . k e/ i'' . _ ,, ,,,,, ,...,_ ,-_, 7 40 ‘ C`Aif ' .• x /14 :fe \ tfr't,11"Ir'11,..' 4*t t' C.H.S. TENNIS GOES TO STATE v d , ap 011 For the second straight year C. H. S. had three re- t ` presentatives in the State Tennis Meet. Susan Dowell, 4 after winning district and regional titles, bowed out in 4, ■ 111111F ' the state quarter - finals, as did the girls' duo of Betty 1 ;� Mead and Helen Holmes that took regional. (Betty teamed v i?' K = �` l '.- **„"" with Margaret Manthei in winning District.) In boys' ` doubles, Jerry Mills and Maurice Olian captured the dis- "' !fit trict championship and then lost in the regional finals. Don Avera copped the district crown but lost in the re- gional semi - finals. Coach HoraceSchaffer's netters also met with considerable success in invitational tourna- ' "" ments in Austin, Bryan, Lufkin, Rosenberg, and Waco, ' f � l _ besides winning every dual match they played during the season. 1 Tr t �" ** � '� a .y t4. #, *wee $ 7"4_ mg le a. a \ ) -i ot..., 4 l 4-4- '''' '' ::' : '' g s j , ''' °2 'S„. tt ..ira: ,. , i i .,.. A :44 --,, - Back row, left to right: Maurice Olian, Jerry Mills, Bill Jones, Joe Randolph, Junius Clark, Don Avera, Bruce Thompson, Billy Letbetter, Coach Schaffer. Front row: Nancy Rogers, Mary Varvel, Kathryn Gould, Susan Dowell, Betty Mead, Helen Holmes, Lucy Rogers. l'. it, , . ,,...,, ' 0/ '',-,." i ; TIT 1 r 11;1 , 1 ';..1 ' it _ ' 't ! i li I '., I ' , , i 9100141P moo # ale 0 10 a",t !�rA/.. 1 Wi k woi 1 iiiiiiworio C aw , r S a i , 1 k ( " 1 ' ''' 4 _ 1,„ . * wt, ve / %k fie. Jdl J `'J Tiger "A" Team: Back row, left to right: Coach Larry Hayes, Bill Breazeale, Joe k Randolph, Don Avera, Bobby Potts, Bruce Thompson. Front row: Billy Kavanaugh, Alton Arnold, Jerry Holland, Johnny Martinez Bill t Y g Y Y Billy i Mac Miller, Steadman Davis, Manager. The short, scrappy Tigers, boasting only one senior, and losing all eight district battles, still placed two men on the All- District 23-AA Team. Gaining such honors were: Potts, 6 -1 forward, and Alton Arnold, 5 -9 sopho- more who played just about every position. Potts was team captain and leading scorer for the team, while Kavanaugh was chosen "Most Valuable Player." The annual Kiwanis Tournament found the Tigers taking second place, as they were dumped by Navasota 59 -25 in the championship finals, having previously bounced Burton 42 -32, and walloped Waller 56 -36. Potts and Kavanaugh made the all- tourney squad. The CHS "B" team won seven and lost eight during the course of the season. They showed a fine 6 -1 mark for non - district games, but they managed only one victory in conference warfare. The Tigers were under the direction of Coach Larry Hayes 4 c N ay , l} 0 Tiger "B" Team: row, / i 4- 4 � 1 le ft to right: Coach Hayes, Bruce Thompson, Joe Ran- ii dolph, Johnny Barger, Billy Mac Miller. Front row: Fred Brison, l i Larry Godfrey, Kenneth °,- m; C ... -` - r } L _,.. `� Cooner, Jerry Mills y , ! t 1 ; 4 I . 4' % i re , 'a 'I. ' ' i I nd i l Jerry I LettereHollad ,,,, , , 1 ,,,i ' f 1 ''' '''. . , , , ,. ,..,,,,,,, . , , , , ,1 ,,, , . m , , k .-1, ., 1 t 1 i * * ' 4 .4 , tr,k' ' r. t Bobby Potts : �e� � �.. Lettered 2 � �� Billy Kavanaugh Captain Lettered 1 All District Most Valuable ... - , bq� ' ) h ' i ay t 1 .,` 4 1: i v ' , "41 T1 fk'' At' I'l 1 ".' 1 ° # 01? f } Don Avera Lettered 1 Ad , ,', ',A,,- i ' Alton Lettered rnol 1 i k, i ..--- ., ,I } a x ■ 3 €° � l e ■ John M . F Let tered 1 ,- � fI l 1 i . ,. _ . „TRACK } -,,,,,, ,..,,,,,40 „,, ,,.„, , , p, ..,-f.0 , , , , 4 i' '' ,r : 4%. , /'''''''' a l.-„,..: , /40, , /, ,11 0- ,,,,,,„---' . ... _ (\::11 . C.H.S.' TOP TRACK MEN John Wayne Todd, Don Tax, Donald Patton. k TRACK TEAM MAKES ENVIABLE RECORD Coach Arthur Bright's track and field forces, mostly an inexperienced group, placed second in the team stand - ings in district and had one of their members participate in the State Track Meet. Donald Tax was Consolidated's entry in the State gathering, qualifying in the broad jump. Don was individual high scorer in district, where he placed well in the high hurdles, low hurdles, and broad jump, and ran on a relay team. Two other Tigers-- Donald Patton, who finished second in the shot put and in the discus in district, and John Wayne Todd, who placed first in the district meet 880-yard r un competed in regional. C.H.S. entered invitational meets in Dayton and Palestine, placing high in the latter. a ' 9 v. 9 . , V: 9' 1 , , ,,,, aP4* Back row, left to right: Coach Bright, Virden ' Smith, Billy Taylor, Alton .� °' Arnold, Edgar Feldman, - . J ohnn y M Donald 1...4'''' a C Patton, Paul Powell - � a Geor Somervill John Wa To dd, Do Tax Jim s t _ ' "g Johnston, Dee Smith, Mel- 1 vin Baue " B ack ro John ,4 Ace Front ro 1 °' J ack ___- n _. __ .,,,,,„,,,.. 1- J _____ ril 1 � C. H. S. WINS AA REGIONAL TITLE �' Continuing the winning pattern set by other C.H.S. spring < sports teams, Coach Edsel Jones' baseballers advanced as = far as possible in Class AA baseball, the regional finals. t i Bfter dropping their first three games of the torr season to schools in a higher class, the Tigers went on a id winning streak to annex the Distr to capture ict 23-AA title. Paced by tremendous pitch - ing for the most part of the th season, the Tigers swept by Liberty bi- district and then downed Elgin in the regional - finals. They concluded e year with a fine 15 -7 record. Team co- captains were Steadman Davis and Billy Kavanaugh, both ju and the Most V Baseball Player A was t better than two strikeouts per presented to sophomore hurler, Alton Arnold, who averaged rS inning for the season. On the night of June 12, C.H.S. met Belton, and the Tigers j ' from College Station were victorious over the invading Tigers I r d 3 -0. The curve ball used by Alton Arnold was the talk of the town. Arnold struck out 203 batters during the season. - " - okl,,,,:t;:iip.'1-17:4ii‘, , ,,,,', „, t Fp ,� '�i f '41.17 � 7, d , , L 7 \ ks.p+' ar "' `` r . Sit 1041',/t; 84 A f f a t raA 5� ID ��, �. 0 ,2.... " so. to q� t ; l itt q� co 4 \ , % (, ' — 1 10 c / jj 6 t , r � i yn p ,iir 711K4ior ,i..,_ ote . , ,. .., \--., -,, , v t t ir *I t l Back row, left to right: Coach Edsel Jones, Bobby Potts, Charles Todd, Alton Arnold, Edgar Feldman, Bobby Ross, John Wayne Tod Assistant Coach Ed Logan. Front row: Pete Rodriguez, Kelly Parker, Brenner Sayers„ arr John Martinez, Steadman Davis, Mike Denison, Ben Ray Jackson, George Carroll, Managers, Fred Brison and Ly. Godfrey. I John Martin ;� ' Let tered 1 ,� ' � t r George Carro -n s + ° Lettered 2 r dill " �►r Alton Arnold Lettered 1 .. t' "�� ' , i ,... ,,,,,,,ii - �� Bill Kavanaugh " z �`'. °z Lettered 2 i. Co-Captain } {fie t A+, 2� .. . s °. 41** i9 1 1 ; .; '' C ( e i r � 4 • l 7 .t k i , �� ,fir f y S ' ..... F es• ' 2.34.•,111.....nit4 ,.. ,. . i .:74.,...,,,,, . - r° p . a ,, ,._ � a mss ,„, 1 ..arr 4 p � p.�, i , 4 9 4 ? A` ° x i s ^ + ■ "f.i S r ,a Bobby Potts � �". +, Lettered 3� Bobb Ross Lettered 1 . .... John Wayne odd -✓` Lettered Ti s� ° d 1 Kelly Parker :° `. � '4.7.: ' ''' '''' . Lettered 1 . Edgar Feldman 1 Lettere 2 �� 1 , 1 , i .,,.. ..` ' • v, Charles Tod m� � * Lettered 1 ' ` ' " hq� �"£ 4e i 4 w� i Steadman Davis � � Lettere 3 ; Co Captain i it k w • ry �� t . .. - ". °° , ,...—...., ri* fil jj 111 ii, t t , : d � �T � Ytr e �� I ,01,,,,,,, i . , )1 '* �M � qr It , . , i` t ae .:1.),' G $ �..` ., p$ @� ,,,,i0 Pete Rodriguez ' Lettered 2., iV �... «sue is c Ben Ray Jackson p„ r , . Mike Denison ,.\-y. I t* ...T ..?,,,, „.. ..... . N„,.., : a 3 _ fi=r: . r _ 4„ ,.._.._. . _...., GOLF .,,i4.4_4 ............,„ ..., , _______ ,,, ,' .. 1 ,..„,, . .,..., ,...., ,, t4 :e.g. # 41*$'1:1' ''' ' ' gi/R .0k,,i . t , -,,. ,,,„.....,,, ,,, . ,.. ,,, ... , ,,„, ipi 4kft.. s ° * �s . '-'' " " h a em Alex Rush, s Mrs. Orr Larry Leighton, Jerry Holland, at the f< Aga: Kirby Jackson. Coach Larry Hayes . C. H. S. GOLFER GOES TO STATE The C.H.S. golfers of Coach Larry Hayes easily won the district cham- pionship and then finished second in regional play during the past school year. On the Consolidated top foursome were Jerry Holland, Kirby Jackson, ""' Larry Leighton, and Johnny Barger. Jerry won medalist honors in district as , a s well as in regional and then placed seventh in the individual standings in the State Golf Meet. The Tigers also competed in invitational meets in Lamp - Johnny Barger asas and in Brownwood and defeated their opposition in all their dual matches. ,- S \,,, Bill Farrar I r ' - # 1 ; ,.... ,. ;'. Consolidated's '57 swimming team was again led by its captain, John Harrington. John scored twelve points to finish eighth in the State Meet. He broke the state record of 61.3 seconds in the 100 - "" yard backstroke with a time of 60.3; and won first place in the Howard Mitchell 120 -yard individual medley. In the University of Texas' Invitational Meet he also scored twelve points.n Bill Farrar and Howard Mitchell both swam conventional breast stroke. Bill is a Junior and Ho- ward, a Freshman. Their consis- 14 (4,, '' --., John Harrington, All- American tent workouts should prepare them Mrs. 1 for third consecutive year, and to win honors for Consolidated IA 41' Coach Art Adamson. next year. i ! ".k.` ., '- 4 !'"'' ':701# 44"1'';^.?4 41":0"41:a *:4%. 14 ,.v+. ..7°.4.- ".e,4.14r..ff/1b", :.IRp , f' . -; 1 , ,,,,„, ...... , ,,:' ' 411';.:1;,-ii:::' 1:,,,'',,,,',; 11 i ' ' 1 f ' ' ' ' ' l'' -;‘,... "'"Pr ''''' , „., ' ,...,,- fr. . ,,,,,,...„..,,,....., ,_,, , , ,•.,-- ',,„, "",, Tr $ Jf Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Dowell plan the next yell Mary Frances and Jane Ann take life easy: at the faculty basketball game. 1. ... Al gee, r . «w.° r•r+ t I „,, ,., ° ' .41 t f.,1 , , , '''.4. ',..00,` '''''''v''"'''4i , , ' �. j Missing Bill, Marilyn? : Freshmen F.H.A. girls enjoying initiation. 9 ” ! e. , ' ,./, ' 9 ,, :„: 4, 4 • A, ,,or 411111111 4 , , ,, - , ._.,‘ ,,,,7 ''-' " AMON II \lily Niglkte-4410r , j ,� • C harlotte and Pat do a record pantomime j :� a nd tap routine at the Student Council � �.� . << �a��,,��, Talent Show Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Duncan have a little between -class gossip. R SEN a 1 TRIP .,, tit i tom%,, ; -it j„: ;".4 i 4 i tp Senior ruffians take over a IA.' ','-',„ ,i.„,..4_,..,..,..,,,,,..,I.,,l,,,,,,,,k,,,,,,s,,,,c....„,,vi.,7,,,....,,.t. service station in New Braunfels. , \ ...=,. 117'1 , ..A0 iv ..„.1, , eg ° ° ...,,,,,„;.,,:„., , : T - ^ I% a 4 ' ' lir/ 4 "Calypso" Webb takes a breather . a ''.,, _.., ' , lig !, , ‘IF:4ef ° ,.. n Charles rests between chess . /1 iii ! , -- - ,,,,-)\ - z4 - t,. ti games. 7r - a Bill and Deanne look for more water whi a oe, Sam and "Gramps" A 4. it l s hoot it out. _ bu s S Itir ,1/41. ‘..4 ... ,' wi ` ' sa� c Patsy was one of the first to One, two T. and in goes Mr. Morgan THREE. .. i go in the water. '' Ito. '\t‘yi 0 iIlli ,,,,‘, 4= „,..t`.:%,0,,k" :?SAS d: -f *. ;: .1^ ",+ ,o R.,. . A.y;.Ak ' ;ed "al`6 7tl►., E�."'.,, C° 19�. µest� `+.bil::�#+.'''4^.kF.os:,n° :..s ^ rw ,. . ro: �w ice.:: bsti:., • t 9 #110 4 " t f , ;,. , , or S tu en b i esors . hilariously try to "ride" inner ,1* y / 1 �t 1 -"*.'"'I''''''' ' - ,,,,'' .* 04- ; , '' -,,,./,. ' Resistance is useless. * 1 ` ' 1 ' '' ':::1;";----' , ---'-1 ' 1 i i Z:; �r t=. < '. ;c., ;, r.w �t X14 ,� t a� a � - a e ,. .� A motley - looking crew lines up in front of the = 4.,0.), ..*Ittrg,,,, - „,„„, - bus before leaving. - e. o , E _ � � Ricky Boone is o ne of the most enthusi ,, � diving board jumpers. t Ir l o ._� Y Even the v enjoy the throwing in! 3x i 11 i ♦ , -_ 1 T CHS GRADUATES 48 A. ,• i ..,., ..., MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OFF '57 '''';:-::4-.ii NP4. ° ''''.%. f 1 ei 1 . V ate R s • Joys mingle with re as Seniors slowly march into the auditor . 9a ° Jo A� with a . a sch 44 ''' '''''' ed s7 ; the laced Donald and Garland lead the procession. i ff w... 1 '. Before graduation, Seniors discuss future plans. • il 1 4 .. „A . i - *V P 41,,,,„_ J d; . ' ''' * r 1,,,,,ii;.„,„44-.4tir,‘-'-',. - .1t.„, \H -- '" I i D r. M. T . Harrington offers the graduates ° timely advice in his speech, " This Is Your Mr. Boone d irect s the c horus in The Battle Hymn of the Life." Republic." SIX SENIORS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS Maurice Samuel Olian, the Valedic- torian,boasting an average of 95.4, received a scholarship to any state- � supported school provided by the �' e legislature for the highest- ranking graduate of every high school. e Jo Anne Walker, the Salutatorian, with an average of 93.7, was awarded N 1 a scholarship to any church- support - ed school in the state provided by fII the Texas Council of Church-Re- lated Colleges. !,: dam;: 1 3a 4 a Donald Garner Patton was given a Texas jet w Scholarship to A & M College; Ernest Claude Panzer received a biologyscholarshipto A & M; David Glenn Webb was not actually awarded a scholarship, but for his excellent showing in the National Merit Scholarship Testing Program he was commended to all the colleges and universi- ties in the country; and Mari Ann Hite received w a Special High School Scholarship of $1,000 to Texas Christian University. - tl. �k6 , FAREWELL 17, r,„ . : vi ,:, ,....., _. 0 ■ f t' . $ : > i p v . Q ^ $ ,£ � P { Ili o a i With mixed emotions we say good -bye to the loyal friend whop; we had come to regard as indispensable to C. H. S. Our feeling of loss is less intense because of our pride in your promotion. Hundreds of students who have known your friendly counsel in C. H. S., Dr. Richardson, have left this school better citizens because of it. We shall miss you. ° „S,.. .. e,,,.... . ... .:. . . r »Y " _.w..- rcpM.:: VS4 ". ✓.yr... .. ,...:.; a.+ °' :�+rxr Yang' °. + war, r:w+:;vw�n.vr.., 1 '1 1. 4 Of DIY I�g: 4 °'" ` 4t7f/Zieofia4Iftr Air AMY 411.111, i ti, tee: THE FID HOUSE "Your Home E ntertainm ent Headquarters" CAMERAS — HI - FI — TELEV ISION — PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 2014 Texas Avenue Television Service BRYAN AUTOMATIC GAS CO. 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