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PROFKtJGlONAL LIBRARY
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Stingaree: 1953
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Texas City High School Library
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TCHS Yearbook 1953.
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FOREWORD
Your 1953 STINGAREE is the work of many minds and hands.
This work was done for the sole purpose of recapturing the many Campus
Scenes at T. C. H. S.
If
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we have succeeded in portraying the Campus Scenes without
without
pretense, but rather realistically, objectively, then the
1953 STINGAREE has realized the plan its editors have set for it.
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I.
Administration
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Faculty
III.
Seniors
IV.
Juniors
V.
Sophomores
VI.
Activities
VII.
Favorites
VIII.
Clubs
IX.
Sports
X.
Snapshots
XI.
Advertisments
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Superintendent of Schools
B. R. BROOKS
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Principal
L. B.
LANDERS
�Assistant Superintendent
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RAY SPENCER
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�SCHOOL BOARD AND STAFF
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A. H. BARTH
President
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C. T. DECKER
B. R. BROOKS
Business Manager
Superintendent of Schools
RUBE GRIGGS
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R. W. PALMER
DR. JOHN A. RADSPINNER
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GUILFORD L. STRONG
JOHN C. GEE
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C. RAYMOND ANDERSON JAMES C. BARNETT
B. B. A.
University of Texas
B.S., T.C.U., M. Ed,
Universi ty of H ouston
Sponsor of DI strl butive
Education
Sponsor of Senior Class
MRS. ANNE BUCHHORN
B. A.
Huntingdon College
Sponsor of Junior Class
DON J. CANSLER
B.S., Southwest Texas State
M.E., University of Houston
Sponsor of “T* Club
T. S. CLARK
F. C. CROSS
B. S., M. Ed.
University of Houston
B.S., M.S.
N. T. S. T. C.
Sponsor of Stingaree Tales,
Senior Class, Press Club,
and Yearbook
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�MRS. CHARLES T.
DECKER
B. A. Mar■y
’ Hardin
Baylor Col lege
E. W. DUCK
B. S. and M. A.
George Peabody Colleg
Senior Class Sponsor
RICHARD K. EDWARDS
B.S., M.S., Indiana University
Junior Class Sponsor
MILDRED ELY
B. S. Texas Wesleyan Collegi
Director Sophomore Play
BERNADINE D. FIELD
B.A. Rice Institute
MRS. LEVI FRY
B. S. University of Colorado
B. A. W. T.S.T.C.
Junior Class Sponsor
Junior Red Cross Sponsor
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�MRS. J. H. HALL
Secretary to the Principal
MARIE HOKANSON
B. A.
Texas State College for
Women
Sponsor of Junior Class
FERN HOLDEN
B. A. University of Texas
M. A. University of Colorado
Sponsor of Junior Class
PHILIP B. KOONCE
B. S., M. E.
University of Houston
Sponsor of “T* Club
MRS. LAURA
LILIENSTERN
B. S. University of Texas
Sponsor of Future Home
makers of America
RICHARD LITTLE
B. F. A.
University of Texas
Sponsor of Sophomore Class
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MRS. VIRGINIA
MAGLIOLO
McKinney
B. S.
Stephen F. Austin
Sponsor of Sophomore Class
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Sponsor of Senior Class
MRS. THELMA MAULDIN
B.A., Howard Payne Colleg<
M.A., University of Texas
Sponsor of Literary Guild
Senior Class
CLARA MARGARET MORTON
B.S., S.W.T.T.C.
M.S., University of Colorado
Sponsor of Student Council
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MRS. PATTI MORTON
R. E. OHMERT
B.S.,M.A.
Sam Houston State Teachers
B.S., E.T.S.T.C.
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Sponsor of Junior Class
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MARY LUCY POPE
V/ADE POGUE
B.B.A., University of Texas
B.M.E., T.C.U.
Sponsor of Commercial Club
Senior Class
CLEMENT PUSTEJOVSKY
B.S., University of Texas
LENUAL S. RIEHM
Ph.B., University of Wisconsin
M.A., University of Missouri
ALVIN LEE ROGERS
H. L. SMITH
B.S.Z University of Texas
B.S., University of Alabama
Sponsor of Senior Class
�EDWARD STAGGS
ZETHAL WEAVER
B.B.A. University of Houston B.S. Sul Ross State Teachers
College
Sponsor
Club and
Junior Class
LAZELLE WILCOX
B.S. University of Houston
Student Council Sponsor
Cheerleader Sponsor
BETTY LEE WRIGHT
B. S. Alabama Colleg<
Junior Class Sponsor
Director Junior Play
JOE DE QUIR
E.T.S.T.C.
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��SENIOR OFFICERS - FALL
TERM
Top row, left to right: Benton Powell, Vice-President; Harold Baumgartener, President; Loyal Ann Colbum,
Secretary,
Bottom row, left to right: Chcrles Rohden, Sergeant-at-Arms; Patricia Prim, Sergeant-at-Arms; Marilyn Sutton,
Treasurer.
SENIOR OFFICERS - SPRING
TERM
Top row, left to right: Alan Acree, Vice-President; Vernon Weddle, President; Loyal Ann Colbum, Secretary.
Bottom row, left to right: Peggy Chambers, Treasurer; Frances La Barbera, Sergeant-at-arms; Rayford Burrows,
Sergeant-at-arms.
�ACREE, ALLEN
Student Council ’51-’52, Pres. ’52;
School Favorite ’53; Basketball ’51-’53,
Letterman ’52-’53; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.
’53; Jr. Class Pres. ’52; Outstanding
Student ’51-’52; Key Club Treasurer
’52- ’53; May Fete ’52.
ALLEMAND, RAYMOND JOSEPH
Football ’50-’52; Letterman ’50-’52;
Baseball ’52; Pres. Soph Class ’50;
"T” Association ’50-’53; Stingaree
Tales ’53; Key Club ’51; Press Club
Sergeant-at-arms ’52; Foods Club ’50;
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Choir •*50-
ANDERSON, NORMAN DALE
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Tennis Club ’50-’51.
ANDERSON, WALLACE WILLIAM
Football ’50-’51
ARNOLD, ROY FORD
Annual Staff ’51; Camera Club ’51;
Key Club ’52-’53.
BARBER,
BATTLES, ADRIAN ALTON
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Key Club ’52-’53;
Tennis Club *50-’51;
BAUMGARTNER, HAROLD JOHN
Pres. Sr. Class ’52; Vice-Pres. Student
Council ’52; Jr. Favorite '52; Pres. Band
Club *51; Sgt.-at-arms Soph. ’51; Band
’50-’53; Jr. Red Cross ’51; Basketball
’51-’53; Student Council ’51-’53; Track
’51-’52; Jr. Play ’52.
CHARLES
�BAUMGARTNER, STANLEY
Football *52; Operators Club ’50.
BELLVIEW, ANNA LOUISE
Student Council ’51; Annual Staff ’52*53; Stingaree Tales ’52-*53; Basket
ball
'52; Junior Red Cross Rep. ’52’53; Press Club Treasurer *53; Choir
’51-’52.
BISCAMP, ARNOLD LEE
Baseball Manager *52; Choir ’50-’51;
Track Manager *53.
BODINE, THOMAS LEE
Choir ’51; Literary Guild '53; Intramural
Basketball *51; Junior Play ’52.
BONNETTE, JOE
Press Club ’52-*53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Basketball ’51-’53; Letterman
'53.
BOTTOMS, PRESLEY
Football ’50-’52; “T” Association ’51*53; Letterman *51-’53; Vice-President
Sophomore Class '50.
BRADDY, ELAINE
Cheerleader ’51-’52; May Fete *52;
Outstanding *52.
BRANDON, FRANK
Transfer; Editor of the Annual ’53; U.N.
Essay Contest Winner '52; American
History Award *52; Key Club '52-'53;
Interscholastic League Typing ’52.
�BRIDGES, LARRY
BRISINDINE,
JODY
BROACH, ROGER HARMON
Band ’50-’53; District Ready Writers
Contest ’50-’52; Voice of America Con
test Winner '53; Annual Staff '53; Key
Club ’53; Pari. Senior Class ’53; Debate
'53; Junior Rotarian '53; Literary Guild
’50; Junior Play '51; Essay Published in
“National Anthology of Essays’’ '51.
BROWN,
PAUL
BEVERLY
BURROWS, RAYFORD MAURICE
Football '51-’52; Letterman ’51-'52;
"T” Club’51-’53; Baseball Manager
'51-‘52; Sports Editor Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Sports Editor of Annual '52’53; Pres. Press Club ’52-’53; Junior
Play ’51; Senior Class Sgt.-at-arms ’53;
Key Club ’50-’53; Intramural Basketball
’51-'52; Science Club ’50-’51; Jr. Red
Cross '50-’51; Operators Club *50-’51;
Camera Club ’50-’51; Literary Guild
’50-’51.
CADLE, MARGARET
Girl's Glee Club ’50-’51; Commercial
Club ’51-’53; Volleyball '51-’52; Press
Club ’52-’53; Softball ’52-’53; Indepen
dent Basketball ’53; Stingaree Tales
Staff ’52-’53; Choir ’51; Literary Guild
’51; Foods Club ’52-’53; Tennis Club
’51; Camera Club '51; Poetry Award ’51;
Future Homemakers '52-’53; Jr. Red
Cross; Science Club '50-’51.
CALDWELL, JIMMY
Football ’52; Letterman '52.
CARNEY, RONALD LEE
Football ’50-'52; Letterman '50-’52;
Baseball’50-’51; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class;
Vice-Pres. “T" Club ’52-’53; “T” Club
’51-’53; Press Club ’52-’53; Stingaree
Tales Staff ’52-’53; Foods Club ’50;
Choir *50-’52.
�CARROLL, ARTHUR
Science Club '50; Tennis Team ’50-’53.
CHAMBERS, PEGGY ANN
Student Council ’51-’52; Stingaree Tales
'52-’53; Soph. Class Treasurer *52;Press
Club Vice-Pres. '53; Senior Class Trea
surer ’53; Glee Club ’51; Basketball *53;
Junior Red Cross Rep. *51-’52.
CHILDS, YVONNE BOWMAN
Junior Red Cross Rep. '50-'51; Literary
Guild *50-’51; D. E. Club '51-’53.
CIABATTONI, MADELINE MARIE
Library Assistant '51-’53.
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CLEPPER, RAY
Student Council *51; Key Club '53.
COLBURN, LOYAL ANN
Band ’50-’53; Press Club '50-'51; Com
mercial Club ’51-'53; Football Queen
*52; Annual Staff Soph. Editor ’50-’51;
Choir '53; Junior Favorite'52; Outstand
ing ’50-’52; Good Sportsmanship League
'52-'53; Sr. Class Secretary ’52-’53;
Typing Contest '52; Jr. Class Treasurer
'51 -’52.
COUCH, PATSY RUTH
Secretary Soph. Class '50; May Fete
'50; Annual Staff '52-'53; Student Coun
cil *52-’53; Commercial Club Secretary
'52-’53; Outstanding Soph.; Band Club
’50-’51; Junior Red Cross Rep. ’50-’51;
Basketball Queen '53.
SELMAN, MURIELL CULPEPPER
Band '50-'51; Band Club '50; Stingaree
Tales Editor '52; Press Club '51-*52;
Correspondent to Texas City Sun *51-’53.
�DARLING, GERTRUDE
Literary Guild ’52-*53; Band '51; Band
Club '51; P. T. A. Play '53; Choir '52'53; Editor Stingaree Tales ’53; Press
Club ’52-’53; Interscholastic League
Play '53; Interscholastic League Essay
Contest '51-'52.
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DAVENPORT, ROLAND EDWIN
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DERNEHL, JEAN
Girls Glee Club '50; May Fete '52; Bas
ketball *53; Annual Staff ’53; Junior
Play '52; Commercial Club ’52-'53;
Poetry Contest Award ’50.
DIAZ, LOUIS
Operators Club '50-’51.
DORECK, MARY ELIZABETH
Glee Club ’50-’51; Band '50-’51; D. E.
Club '51-’53.
DRIVER, KENNETH
DUHON, LUCILLE
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Glee Club ’50-’51;
Choir ’50-’52.
EUBANKS, DARLENE MARIE
Glee Club ’50-'51; Basketball '50-"53;
Annual Staff ’52-*53; Press Club '52'53; Stingaree Tales’52-’53; Commercial
Club '51-’53.
�EVANS, CLARA JOYCE
FEREDAY, PATSY ANN
Glee Club ’50-’51; D. E. Club ’52-’53.
FIEGEL, HARRY JOHN
Band *51-’53; Key Club '50-’53; Student
Council '52; Band Club ’50-’51; May
Fete '52; Junior Rotarian ’53; Winner in
A.&M. J/echanical Drawing Contest.
FRANK, MARY LOUISE
Choir ’50; Glee Club Secretary ’50; Art
Club ’51; Literary Guild ’53;
Student
Library Assistant *52-’53; Junior Red
Cross *53.
FRIDGE, CLIFTON
Basketball '51-’52.
FROESCHL, HILDA MARGERATE
Volleyball ’50-'52; Basketball ’51-’52;
Commercial Club *52-’53; Glee Club
’50-’51.
GARRETT, PATSY JUNE
Basketball, All Tournament '51; Capt.
Jr. Basketball Team'52; Girls Glee Club
'51; Commercial Club '53; Choir ’51’53; Volleyball ’52.
GARRETT, PAUL LOUIS
Basketball ’50-’52.
�GIBBY, JACK
GRIPPO, JOAN
Camera Club ’50-’51; Commercial Club
'51-’52.
HARDESTY,
EARL
HARRELL, JOANNE
Student Council ’52-*53; Trees. Junior
Class '53; Band Club '51-’52; Press
Club *52-*53; Jr. Red Cross Rep. '50;
Junior Play ’51; Annual Staff ’52-’53;
May Fete '51; Stingaree Tales Staff ’52'53.
HIGHTOWER, GLYENNA
Press Club '52-'53; Commercial Club
'52-’53; Reporter '52; Annual Staff '52'53; Choir ’51; Literary Guild ’51-’52;
Stingaree Tales Staff ’52-’53; Camera
Club ’51.
HIGHTOWER, MARTHA
Publicity Chairman of Choir ’51-’53;
Annual Staff ’52-’53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Junior Play '51; Press Club
’52-’53; Tennis ’53; Basketball ’51-’53;
Volleyball ’50; Commercial Club ’52'53; F.H.A. '52; Poetry Award ’51;
Camera Club ’51.
HILL, JAMES DOUGLAS
Choir *50-'53; Junior Play '52; Key
Club '52 -’53; Tennis Club ’50 -’51; Track
*52; Sgt.-at-arms of Choir ’52.
HLAWICZKA, MARY ANN
Camera Club ’50-'51; D. E. Club ’52-’53.
�HOFF, SHIRLEY RAE
Commercial Club '52; Band ’50-’52;
Press Club '52; Choir '53; Stingaree
Tales ’53; Literary Guild '53.
HOLSOMBACK, DOROTHY JEAN
Choir’50; Basketball ’50-’52; D. E. Club
Vice-Pres. ’52-’53; D. E. Delegate '53;
Volleyball ’50-’52.
HOWARD, MINNIE SUE
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Basketball ’51-’52;
Volleyball ’51-’52; D. E. Delegate ’53.
HUDSON, EILEEN
Glee Club '51; Basketball ’52-'53;
Volleyball ’52-'53; Junior Play '52;
Press Club '53; Annual Staff ’53; Com
mercial Club ’53; Tennis '53; Choir'52’53.
JACKSON, JERRY B.
Student Council '51 -’53; Junior Play ’52;
Band *51 -’53; Vice-Pres. Junior Class
'52; Band Club; Key Club '51-’53; Jr.
Rotarian '53; Debate '53; May Fete ’52;
Intramural Basketball ’51.
JACKSON, WILLIAM SCOTT
Band ’50-’53; Key Club ’51-’53; Camera
Club ’50-'51; Tennis Club '50-’52;
Literary Guild ’52-'53.
JACOBSEN, JOAN CHRISTINE
Commercial Club ’52-’53; Jr. Red Cross
Rep. ’52-’53; Annual Staff ’52-'53;
Student Library Assistant *52-'53.
JORDAN, DONALD
Art Editor, Stingaree Tales ’52; Press
Club ’53.
�KACHTICK, JAMES WALTER
Student Council ’50-’52; Soph. Favorite
'50; Key Club '50-’53; “T” Association
’50-’53; Football '50; Basketball *51’53; Baseball ’50-’52; May Fete ’51*52; Good Sportsmanship League ’51;
Operator’s Club ’51.
KETTRICK, MARY LUCILLE
Secretary of Red Cross ’50-’51; Literary
Guild *50-'51; Basketball '50-’52; D. E.
Club Secretary ’52-’53; Volleyball *51’52.
KEY, MARY LOUISE
All State Band '51-’53; Band ’50-’53;
Senior Basketball Team ’53; May Fete
’51; Band Club ’51 -’52.
KITCHENS, NOLEN EARL
Choir’52-’53; "B” Football ’52; Tennis
Club ’52-’53; Press Club ’52-’53; Intra
mural Basketball *52-’53; Volleybal I 52’53.
KUBIN, MARGENE
Transfer.
LA BARBERA, FRANCES MARIE
Majorette ’50-’51; Cheerleader '51-’53;
Sweetheart ’53; Student Council ’51-’52;
Outstanding '52; Junior Play ’52; Sgt.at-arms Senior Class *53; Basketball ’52;
May Fete *52; Commercial Club *53;
Girl's State *52.
LAND, BOBBY DALE
Baseball '50 -’52.
LEAL,
FRANCIS
�LEE, JOY
Choir ’52-'53; Tennis ’52-’53; Basket
ball ’52.
LERMAN, DORIS SUE
Band '50; Band Club ’50; Literary Guild
’51-’53; Basketball ’51-’53; May Fete
’51-’53; Annual Staff '53; P. T. A. Play
'53; Softball ’52; Volleyball '52.
MACE, CAROLE LORENE
Band ’50-'52; Band Club *50-’51; May
Fete ’52; Annual Staff ’52-’53; CommerClub ’52-’53; Sgt. ’52-’53.
MAES, BILLY JOE
Football ’50-’53; Baseball ’52-’53;
Tennis '50-’51; Key Club ’50-’52.
MAHOOD, NANCY JEANNE
Basketball ’51 -’53; Glee Club ’51; Com
mercial Club ’53; Choir ’53; Volleyball
'51; Junior Play ’52.
MARSHALL, DEAN
MAST,
BETTY JO
MATSLER, DAVID WESLEY
Band Club '50; Sgt.-at-Arms, Band Club
’50, ’53.
�MAYS, SHIRLEY
Choir ’52-’53; Band '51; Commercial
Club *53; Future Homemakers ’52; Junior
Basketball ’52; Vice-President Sopho
more Class ’51.
MEDFORD, BOBBY
Track *50-’52; D. E. Tour '53.
MERCER, ELNOR RAE
Band ’50-’51; Glee Club ’5O-’51; D. E.
Club ’52-’53; Fourth Place in Poetry
Contest ’52.
MILLER, GARY
Football ’51-'52; Letterman *52; Science
Club ’50-’51.
MOORE, BONNIE SUE
Camera Club ’50-’51; Band ’50-’52;
Basketball ’52-’53; Commercial Club
’52; Tennis Club ’52; Volleyball '52’53.
MORGAN, CHARLES
Tennis Club ’50-’51; Intramural Basket
ball ’51-’53.
McLEOD, DARVEL
Biology Club ’51.
NASH, JOYCE
Commercial Club *52-’53; Future Home
makers '52-’53; Glee Club '50.
�NORTON, RUBY IRENE
A Cappella Choir; Orchestra '51-’52;
Commercial Club.
OWEN, WESLEY EUGENE
Soph. Class President; Basketball ’50;
Football letterman ’53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Track ’51-’52; Student Council
’51-’53; Press Club’52-’53; Tennis Club
’50; Choir ’50-'51; Treasurer Press Club
’52; Key Club ’50; “T” Club.
PADGETT, ROBERT EDWARD
Band '50-’53; May Fete ’51; Key Club
’52-’53; Band Club ’50-’51.
PARKER,
Transfer.
EUNA
PARLAGRECO, MAE FRANCES
Soph. Favorite ’50-’51; Treas. Student
Council; Sec. Student Council ’51; Band
Club ’50-’51; Majorette ’50-’53; Com
mercial Club *52-’53; Soph. AH Tourna
ment Basketball Team; Girl’s State '52;
Student Council ’50-'53; Outstanding
'51-’52; May Fete ’51; Senior Basket
ball team '53.
PERALEZ, MARY
Basketball '51-’52; Commercial Club '51’52.
POWELL, BENTON
Treas. Operators Club; Football Letterman'50-'52;Vi ce-President Senior Class
’52; Choir ’50-’51.
PRIM, PATRICIA
Transfer; Band ’52-*53; Commercial
Club '52-’53; Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class
’52.
�ROWE, KENNETH
Student Council *50-’51; Choir’50-'51;
Band '50-'52; Band Club ’50-’51; Junior
Play ’52; Key Club ’50-’53.
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ROUSCULP, CAROLE LYNNE
“Miss Basketball" of 1951-’52; May
Fete '52; Annual Staff '52-’53; Pari, of
Commercial Club '52; Basketball ’51'53; Junior Play '52; Tennis Club ’50■51;
C1. Volleyball -co.
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Senior p)ay .53
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ROSS, DUNCAN
Tennis ’50-’51.
ROHDEN, CHARLES LOUIS
Outstanding *50-’51; Football ’50-’52;
Letterman ’50-’52; All-District '52; Bas
ketball '50-’52; Letterman ’50-’52; Stu
dent Council ’50-'51; Senior Sgt.-atarms ’51; Key Club ’50-’51; "T” Club
’51-’52.
RIPLEY, MALCOLM PALMER
Football ’49-’52; Basketball ’50-’51;
Baseball Capt. ’51-’52; "T” Club ’51'52; Track ’53; Outstanding Student '51;
Sergeant-At-Arms Soph.; Stingaree Tales
’52.
REECE, BETTY
Camera Club ’50; Press Club ’52-’53.
RAHN, LEE MARIE
QUEVEDO,
Transfer.
DOLORES
�SCARBOROUGH, BOBBY GLENN
D.
E. Club *52-’53; Band ’48-’52;
Stingaree Tales ’49-’5O.
SCHOPPE,
T ransfer.
SHIRLEY JEAN
SCHULTZ, PEGI
Drum Major '51-'53; Band Club '51; Stu
dent Council '50- '52; Sgt.-at-Arms Jr.
Class '51-'52; Commercial Club Sec.
'53; Choir Sec. '53; Basketball '53.
SEFTON, MARY LUCILLE
D. E. Club '52-’53.
SGITCOVICH, EDYTHE HELOISE
Cheerleader '51-’53; Band ’50-’51; Out
standing Soph.; Student Council '50-’52;
May Fete *51; Junior Play '52; Basket
ball *50-’53; Volleyball '52; Interschol
astic Play '52; "Miss Personality” '52;
Pres., Treas. Commercial Club ’52-’53;
School Favorite ’52-’53; Annual Staff
'52-’53; Choir '53; Senior Play '53.
SMITH, ANN
Press Club '50; Band Club '50; Com
mercial Club *52-’53; Girl's State '52;
Student Council '51; Soph. Editor Annual
Staff '50-’51; Basketball '51.
SMITH, BETTY
Transfer; Commercial
Baseball ’52.
Club '52-'53;
SMITHSON, SAMMY
Football ’50-’52; Letterman ’50-’52;
"T” Club; Outstanding Soph. '51; Stu
dent Council '52; Baseball '51; Red
Cross '51; Choir '51; Key Club '50.
�SMYRL, SHIRLEY JEAN
Literary Guild '50; Basketball ’50-’53;
Junior Play '52; Stingaree Tales’52-’53;
Press Club ’52-’53; Volleyball ’50-’52.
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SPEER, PHILIP RODNEY
Band ’50-’53; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class;
Vice-Pres. Junior Class; Student Council
’50-’53; Senior Favorite '53; Pres. Stu
dent Council ’53; Key Club ’50-’53;
Band Club '50-'51; May Fete ’52.
STARRETT, TERRY JAY
Band ’50-’53; Band Club '50-’51; D. E.
Club ’51-’52; Choir ’52-’53.
STEELE, BILLY DUTTON
Baseball ’50; Track ’52-’53; Band ’50’53; Choir ’53; Band Club '50-’53.
STEPHENS, MELVA NELL
Commercial Club ’51-’53; Press Club
’52-’53; Basketball ’52-’53; Volleyball
*52; Stingaree Tales ’52-’53.
SUTTON, MARILYN
Track Queen '51; Football Queen Attend
ant '52; Vice-President Soph. Class ’51;
Sec. Junior Class '51; Treasurer Senior
Class ’52; Sec. Press Club’52-’53;
Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms Commercial Club;
Sec. Glee Club; Junior Play '51; Senior
Play ’53; Basketball *51-’53; Volleyball
’52.
SWEARINGEN, ADREN DARWAYNE
Track *52; Track Captain ’53.
TARVER, BETTY JANE
Basketball '52-’53; Glee Club ’50-’51;
Commercial Club ’52-’53; Choir ’50-’52.
�TRAMMEL, JOYCE DONNETTE
Basketball ’51-’53; Commercial Club
’52; Volleyball '51-’52; May Fete ’52;
Glee Club; Student Library Assistant.
TREGRE, ARLISS JOSEPH
Intramural Volleyball ’52; Intramural
Basketball ’52; Library AssistantBaseball ’52-’53.
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TROTTI,
J.
C.
TROUT, PEGGY
Band ’50-’51; Band Club'50-’51; Liter
ary Guild '51-’52; Play ’51-’52; Secre
tary ’52-’53; Future Homemakers VicePresident '52-’53; May Fete *51-’53;
P. T. A. Play ’52; U.I.L. Play; Debate
’53.
TREPAGNIER, GERRY MARIE
Literary Guild ’50-’51; Junior Red Cross;
Basketball '52; Commercial Club '53;
Junior Play *52; A Cappella Choir '53.
TUCK, EUGENE JERRY
Choir ’50-’53
VANDERFORD, VERNON
Football ’50-'52; Basketball '50-’53;
Press Club Sergeant-at-Arms; Press Club
’52-’53; Stingaree Tales Staff ’52-'53;
“T” Club; Operators Club *50-'51.
VILLA, BENNY
D. E. Club ’52-’53.
�WAGES, ARTHUR
Press Club '52; Stingaree Tales '52;
Tennis Club '50-’51.
WALL, BERT OLIS
Marine Corps.
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WARREN, EVELYN ANN
Camera Club ’50-’51; Commercial Club
*51-’53; Volleyball Team '52-’53; Com
mercial Club Basketball Manager '52;
Band '50-'53; Band Club *50-’51.
WEDDLE, VERNON MANSFIELD
Choir ’50-’53; Science Club ’50-’51;
Choir Pres. ’52-’53; Intramural Basketball; JuniorClass Sgt.-at-Arms '51; Junior
Class Pres. '52; "Mr. Personality” '52;
Junior Play '51; Press Club '52-'53;
P. T. A. Play '53; Senior Class Pres.
'53; Key Club '51-’53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53.
WESLEY,
WESTMORELAND, DON
Intramural Basketball.
WHITE, OSWALD HARDING
Band ’50-’53; Key Club ’52-’53; Annual
Staff '52-’53; May Fete '52; Band Club
’50-’51; Junior Winner of Poetry Contest;
Soph. Winner of Poetry Contest; A. & M.
Mechanical Drawing Contest Winner; All
Tournament Intramural Basketball ’53;
Junior Rotarian ’53.
DONALD
�WHITTER, BILL
Football Manager ’52; Track
May Fete '52.
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WILLIAMS, CHARLES
WILLIAMS OSCAR DEAN
Science Club ’50; Football Manager *52.
WILLIAMS, MARY LOU
WRIGHT, PATSY
Commercial Club *52-’53; Camera Club
'51; Parliamentarian F. H. A. *53.
WURZLOW, BILL
Cheerleader *52-’53; P.T.A. Play *52*53; Intramural Basketball ’53; Choir
’53; Key Club ’52-’53; Vice-President
Choir '52; Sgt.-at-Arms Choir ’53.
ZETKA, SHIRLEY ANN
Commercial Club '52-’53; F.H.A. ’52'53; Library Student Assistant *52-’53.
SHARER, RICHARD LEIGHTON
Baseball ’50-’53; Basketball Intramural;
Volleyball; All Tournament Intramural
Basketball ’51-’52.
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OFFICERS - FALL
TERM
Top row, left to right: Shirley Hardcastle, Vice-President: Robert Hilton, President; Jan Moore, Secretary.
Bottom row, left to right: Donald Ellis, Sgt.-at-Arms, Jan Dugat, Sgt.-at-Arms; Sue Wason, Treasurer.
JUNIOR
OFFICERS - SPRING TERM
Top row, left to right: James Langston, Vice-President; Clifton Lowery, President; Jan Moore, Secretary.
Bottom row, left to right: JoneneMartin, Sgt.-at-Arms; Kay Hill, Parliamentarian; Buzzy Jennings, Sgt.-atArms; Gretchin Griner, Treasurer.
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Agee
James
Avant
Roy
Barber
Julian
Barnett
John
Barlow
Don
Darwin
Bennett
Bamhil I
Margaret
Bessire
G. L.
Jimmy
Bircher
Biggs
AROUND THE CAMPUS .
BEGINNING OF A SCHOOL DAY.
Lee Carrol
Born
Jeanne Dell
Boudreaux
Charles
Burton
Benjy
Busbee
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Joe
Canada
Mary Jane
Mildred
Clark
Colston
Bill
Cecilia
Conrad
Delores
Copeland
Couth ran
Peggy
Coy I
Mary Jane
Daugherty
Ronald
Desl attes
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AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
WITH HISTORY AND ENGLISH.
Maury
Dever
Jan
Dugat
Marian
Drummond
Betty
Dickinson
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Dupree
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Larry
DuPuy
Richard
Duvon
Raymond
Dupuy
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Imogene
Edmundson
Carolyn
Farrow
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Donald
Ellis
Heron
Enriquez
Faye
Ferguson
Bobby
Froeschl
AROUND THE CAWPUS . . .
W/TH G/RLS’ P. E.
Shirley
Gall ion
Shirley
Gardner
Marlene
Garner
T ommy
Giles
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Gill
Georg ie t/ae
Gray
Kay
Goodwin
Gretchen
Griner
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Gu idroz
Billy
Giles
Wayne
Hammond
Edmound
Hardcastle
Jack
Hal I
Shirley
Hardcastle
AROUND THE CAMPUS . . .
WITH GIRLS' BASKETBALL
AND THE SCHOOL PAPER.
Charles
Hargrove
Roy
H arg rove
Richard
Hearn
Dorothy
Hill
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Hazel
Hoff
Robert
Hilton
Neil
Jenkins
Sally
Jones
Pat
Hol land
Ruth
Holsomback
Pat
Hopkins
Dick
Hunter
Darrel
Hutch ins
Beryl
Jacobson
Letha
Jenkins
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AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE COKE MACHINE
AND THE PRESS CLUB.
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Phyllis
Kad lec
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Betty
King
�James
Langston
Letha
Knapp
Tommye
Kinney
Hector
Lepp
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Frances
Lewis
Rudy
Lopez
James
L inton
Greta
Lewi s
Wanda
McCamy
Cl ifton
Lowry
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE DRUM MAJOR
AND band:
Bill
McCulloch
Roger
McDuff
James
McNulty
Leroy
McVay
�John
Marshal!
Patsy
Massey
Jonene
Martin
Nelda
Math i s
Johnny
Menard
Delores
Mensch
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Mewis
Jan
Moore
Glenda
Murphy
James
Murphy
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE MAJORETTES
AND CHEERLEADERS.
Nina Faye
Neeley
Jack
Loice
Park
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Phillips
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Pierce
Lamar
Prewitt
Sue
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Renhan
Beatrice
Sandino
Richard
Joe
Reyes
Rodriquez
Willie
Carolyn
Sealock
Seeton
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Frankie
Schalk
Jimmy
Sharp
Pat
Shauberger
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
IN LIBRARY AND GEOMETRY.
Margie
Soderberg
�Jewell
Stinnet
Richard
Styles
Billy
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Jim
Trogen
Richard
Tindall
Curtis
Vanderford
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Joan
T readway
Richard
Vanderslice
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
WITH D. E. AND ALL—DISTRICT
FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
Joe
Velasques
Carole
Voiles
Charles
WaddeJI
Ralph
Walker
�Pat
Warren
Donald
Welch
Sue
Wason
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Bob
Wilks
Mary
Williams
Bruce
Wil son
Pat
Woodruff
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
W/TH M/SS W/LCOX AND ART
Raymond
Whittington
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Back Row, Left to right: Don Keegan, Vice-President; John Gee, President; Jo Ann Shurtleff, Secretary.
Front Row: Carl Trepagnier, Betty Casey, Sgt.- At-Arms; Janice Mitchell, Treasurer.
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS - SPRING TERM
Back Row, Left to right: David Goldberg, Vice-President; Carl Trepagnier, President; Jo Ann Shurtleff, Secre
tary; Frank Moore, Sgt.-At-Arms; Roger McDuff, Sgt.-At-Arms.
�Freddy
Anderson
Gloria
Arrington
Wanda
Atkinson
Bess ie
Barlow
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Bobby
Batson
Nita
Beasley
Barbara
Beadle
Edwin
Beeker
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AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
W/TH SCHOOL PLAY.
Richard
Bingham
Catherine
Black
Dick
Blain
Frances
Ybarra
�Stephan ie
Boudreaux
Bill
Brackin
Gloria
Brown
Betty
Burgin
Billy
Cadle
Mi Iton
Bryant
Donald
Bums
Dorwin
Calhoun
AROUND THE CAMPUS . . .
W/TH GIRLS' ARCHERY.
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Capetillo
J. B.
Carol
Capps
Carnes
Sandra
Carr
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Betty
Casey
Lucy
Canales
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Carolyn
Clepper
Edna Mae
Clifton
Danny
Comer
Norma
Ciabattoni
Edmund
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WITH AUTO-MECHANICS.
Barbara
Billy
Conners
Marion
Colburn
Collins
Margaret
Cook
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Cornett
Doris
Couch
Shirley
Crawford
Carole
Cummings
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Barbara
Curry
Daretta
Dever
Jon
DeLaune
Walter
Dunn
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
WITH THE SCHOOL SWEETHEART.
Carol
Du Von
Dorothy
Evans
Harry Lee
Fillip
Nancy
Freeman
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Johnny
Garton
John
Gee
Rex
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Jimmy
Giles
Gaylene
Green
David
Goldberg
Barbara
Griffin
AROUND THE CAMPUS..
WITH BOYS’ P. E.
Denalda
Hal
Roberta
Hall
Eugene
Hamilton
D. D.
Haney
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Patsy
Hare
Peggy
Hardesty
Charlene
Henson
George
Hetherington
J immy
Horne
Vel ia
Hernandez
Dorothy
Hetherington
Janice
Hopkins
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE CUSTODIANS
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Beverley
Howard
Elbert
Howard
David
Hutchinson
Charles
Hutchins
�David
Hutchinson
Janet
Jaworski
Marshall
Johnson
Josie
Jiminez
Cleo
Johnson
Rose
Johnson
Wayne
Johnson
Don
Keegan
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . .IN CHEMISTRY
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Janet
Ke i bl er
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Joyce
King
Jean
LaBarbera
ini
Yvonne
Landry
�Patsy
Langley
Jack
Latimer
Bobby
Laughridge
Clarence
Lee
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Dorotha
Long
Roy
Lee
Harold
Lytle
Betty
McAninch
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN BIOLOGY
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Patti
McCool
Arline
McGrew
Charles
McLeod
Virginia
MeV cy
�Glenda
Magee
Jerre
Maness
James
Miles
Mary Jane
Miles
Glen
Miller
Janice
Mitchell
Jesse
Martinez
Patsy
Matthews
AROUND THE CAMPUS. ... IN ART
Frcmk
Moore
Pat
Nobl e
Betty
Otwell
Jerry
Patton
�Wayne
Pearson
Billy
Persky
Margie
Phelps
Janette
Pierce
Bill
Marian
Prosperie
Prim
around the campus.
Charles
Reed
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Jack
Putnam
Janice
Qwarl es
Riley
Jimmy
Roach
in the halls
Rosalie
Reno
�Mary Etta
Robie
Jimmy
Roberts
01 ivia
Rodriquez
Ji mmy Ann
Rogers
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Charles
Rusk
Ann
Rousculp
Gloria
Scoggins
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AROUND THE CAMPUS .... GOING TO LUNCH
David
Seidl
Homer
Sewell
Jerry
Sess ions
Dolores
Sharp
�Jerry
Shepherd
Jo Ann
Shurtleff
Lankford
Simmons
William
Slager
Sally
Slaughter
Jimmy
Smith
Sally
Smith
Shirley
Smi th
Mary Evelyn
Spencer
Lois
Stine
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . AT LUNCH
William
Smith
Sonna
Snaverly
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Sti I linger
John
Tarver
Ester
T orres
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Strmge
Norman
Stutts
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Stutts
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Til Iman
Howard
Trott i
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN HOME ECONOMICS
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Rodney
Trimble
Roy
Troxlar
Jerry
Upp
�Margaret
Vickery
Joe
Vickery
Corinne
Vinson
Betty
Voorhees
Lucien
Walker
June
Walker
Darlene
Weathers
Betty
Westfall
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN METAL SHOP
2'1. . 2
Carroll
Wilcox
Edra
Wilds
Oddetta
Williams
Bi Uy
Wingo
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Alice
Wold
Don
Woolridge
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White
Christene
Whitehead
Lilly
Yanas
Joyce
Young
Marcella
Walthal I
Mary
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Loft to right:
Larry DuPuy, Bobby Padgett, Billy Jackson, Don Wooldridge.
First Row:
Second Row: Allen Acree, Robert Hilton, Vernon Weddle, Philip Speer.
Sonny Sewell, David Goldberg, Roger Broach, Jerry Jackson, Benjy Busbee, Ray Schneider, Maury Dever, Earl
Third Row:
Mewis. Burr Lowry, James Hill.
Ray Clepper, Roy Arnold, Frank Brandon, Jack Norwood, Ray Burrows, Oswald White, Jimmy Kachtick, Adrian
Back Row:
Battles, Donald Welch.
President. . .
Vernon Weddle
Vice-President . . .
Philip Speer
Treasurer . . .
Allen Acree
Secretary . .
Robert Hilton
Sgt,-at-arms . . .
Ray Clepper
Harry Fiegel
INITIATION
This advertisement
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���COMMERCIAL CLUB
Back row: left to right: Pat Wright, Belva Warren, Bonnie Moore, Louise Bellview, Pat Woodruff, Mary Jane Miles, Jean
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Tarver,, Shirley Mays, Betty Jo Mast, Evelyn Warren, Hilda Froeschl, Patsy Garrett.
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Joyce Evans, Ruby Norton, Joon Jacobson, Joyce Nash, Darlene Eubanks.
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Third row: Nanci Agee, Patsy Massey, Glenda Murphy, Jan Moore, JoAnn Shurtleff.
Second row: Shirley Zetka, Pat Prim, May Parlagreco, Ann Smith, Jeanne Dell Boudreaux, Betty Smith.
Front row: Miss Lucy Pope, Glyenna Hightower, Carole Mace, Jan Dugat, Edythe Sgitcovich, Patsy Couch, Loyal Ann Colburn,
Marilyn Sutton.
OFFICERS
SPRING OFFICERS
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Marilyn Sutton
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Patsy Couch
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Edythe Sgitcovich
Jan Dugat
Carole Mace
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Edythe Sgitcovich
Loyal Ann Colburn
Pegi Schultz
Patsy Couch
Nel da Mathis
Marilyn Sutton
Melva Stephens
Mae Parlagreco
FALL
President .
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Secretary .
Treasurer .
Sergeant-at-Arms
Reporter . .
Parliamentarian
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Miss Lucy Pope
�STUDENT COUNCIL . . . FALL
Left to right:
Allen Acree, Harold Baumgartner, Frances Lewis, John Gee, Patsy Couch.
Front Row:
Second Row:
Jerry Sessions, Patsy Matthews, David Goldberg, Lankford Simmons.
Third Row:
Lee Carol Born, Sally Jones, Pat Warren, Donald Ellis, Robert Hilton.
Bock Row:
Philip Speer, Joanne Harrell, James Kachtick.
OFFICERS
President . . .
Vice- President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer . . .
Sponsors . . .
. . . Allen Acree
Harold Baumgartner
. . Frances Lewis
.... John Gee
• Miss Clara Morton
Miss Wilcox
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Bottom row, left to right:
Born.
Second row, left to right:
Delmer Haney, Jerry Jackson, Philip Speer, Vernon Weddle, Clifton Lowry, John Gee, Lee Carrol
Carl Trepagnier, Denalda Hale, Doris
Couch,
Patsy Matthews, Shirley Hardcastle,
Frances Lewis, Gene Owen.
Third row, left to right: Ann Smith, Patsy Couch, Joanne Harrell, Donald Ellis, Raymond Dupuy.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Secretary . .
Treasurer .
Sponsors .
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Philip Speer
. Patsy Couch
Raymond Dupuy
. . . John Gee
. Miss Morton
Miss Wilcox
Sally Jones,
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CLARINETS
ALTO CLARINETS
FLUTES
Harry Fiegel
Robert Hilton
Jack Norwood
Raymond Schnieder
Sue Wason
Louise Key
Ann Smith
Patsy Couch
Patricia Prim
Doris Couch
Denalda Hale
Jean La Barbera
Billy Steele
Gloria Scoggins
Patsy Matthews
Betty McAninch
Gloria Arrington
Sally Slaughter
Cecelia Conrad
Bill Prim
Peggy Coyle
Janice Quarles
Bobby Wilks
Jimmy Dee Bircher
BASS CLARINET
David Matsler
CONTRA-BASS CLARINET
Jimmy Ann Rogers
BASSOONS
Nancy Freeman
Letha Knapp
OBOE
John DeLaune
Wayne Pearson
ALTO SAXOP PION ES
Pegi Schultz
Oswald White
Benjy Busbee
Don Wooldridge
Nelda Mathis
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FRENCH HORNS
John Gee
Harold Baumgartner
Lee Carroll Born
G. L. Biggs
Edmond Ciavaglia
Rodney Trimble
Lily Yanas
Loyal Ann Colburn
Evelyn Warren
Francis Lewis
Ronald Murray
Corina Vinson
Mae Parlagreco
BARITONE SAXOPHONE
Mary Williams
TROMBONES
Larry Du Puy
Clifton Lowry
Charles Rusk
Lois Carol Park
Patsy Holland
Roy Troxlar
PERCUSSION
Elbert Howard
Betty Casey
Bobby Padgett
Dorthea Long
BASSES
BARI TONES
James Avant
Maury Dever
Billy Jackson
James Miles
Terry Starrett
Philip Speer
Roger Broach
Jerry Jackson
Jimmy Smith
DIRECTOR . .
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��STINGAREE CHEER LEADERS
Background, left to right: Frances La Barbera , Billy Wurzlow, Edythe Sgitcovich.
Middle row, left to right: Nanci Agee, Pat Hopkins.
Foreground: Pat Woodruff.
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Back Row, left to right: Paul Garrett, Harry Loe Mewis, Edward Dannar, Louis Tinker, Adrian Battles, Donald Wesley, Jim
Trogen, Charles Williams, Billy Willson, Gary Miller, Norman Anderson.
Second Row, left to right: Mr. Anderson, Benny Villa, Mary Ann Hlawiczka, Mildred Colston, Frances Leal, Elnor Rae
Mercer, Dolores Cole, Patsy Fereday, Mary Doreck, Betty Doreck, Betty Dickinson, Geraldine Womae, Lucille Duhon, Ruth
Mast, Lucille Soeton, Lee Marie Rahn, Melba Renohan, Larry Bridges, Wayne Hammond.
Front Row, left to right: Bobby Medford, Jean Holsomback, Mary Kettrick, Marlene Garner, Jean Howard, Yvonne Bowman.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President .
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Reporter .
Social Chairman
Sponsor . . .
. Bobby Medford
Jeon Holsomback
. Mary Kettrick
. Marlene Gamer
.Yvonne Bowman
. . Sue Howard
. . Ray Anderson
�LITERARY GUILD
Back row, left to right: Lee Carrol Born, Bill Jackson, Thomas Bodine.
■ ana.
Fourth row, left to right: Doretta Dever, Dorothy Hill, Tomme Kinney, Patsy Holland
Third row, left to right: Janice Mitchell, Mary Louise Frank, Sally Jones, L>oi s (Carole Park, Kay Goodwin, Cecilia Conrad,
Georgia Mae Gray.
Second row, left to right: Dolores Minsch, Barbara Phillips, Carol Voiles, Margaret Bessire, Sue Rappalee, Frances Lewis,
Gertrude Darling.
Bottom row, left to right: Shirley Hardcastle, Susie Lerman, Peggy Trout, Kay Hill, Jonine Martin.
FALL OFFICERS
President
Vice-President .
Secretary.......................
Treasurer.......................
Sergeant-at-Arms .
Parliamentarian .
Sponsor
Shirley Hardcastle .
. . Susie Lerman . .
. . Peggy Trout .
. . . Kay Hill .
. . Sue Rappalie .
. . Jonene Martin.
SPRING OFFICERS
. . . Susie Lerman
. . Dorothy Sue Hill
. . . . Peggy Trout
.......................... Kay Hill
. .
Lee Carrol Born
. . . Jonene Martin
Mrs. Mauldin
�PRESS CLUB
First Row:
T. S. Clark, Sponsor, Rayford Burrows, Joanne Harrell, Marilyn Sutton, Gene Owen.
Second Row: Martha Hightower, Darlene Eubanks, Muriell Culpepper, Louise Bellview, Peggy Chambers, Gertrude Darling,
Shirley Hoff, Margaret Cadle.
Third Row:
Fourth Row:
Melva Stephens, Glyenna Hightower, Eileen Hudson, Shirley Smyrl, Benton Powell, Donald Ellis.
Vernon Vanderford, Donald Jordan, Joe Bonnette, Vernon Weddle, Neil Jenkins.
OFFICERS
Fall
Spring
President
Rayford Burrows
. Joanne Harell
Vice-President
Joanne Harrell .
Peggy Chambers
Secretary .
. .
Treasurer . .
Sponsor .
. .
,
Marilyn Sutton .
. Marilyn Sutton
Gene Owen . .
Louise Bellview
. .
T. S. Clark
�STINGAREE TALES EDITORS
Standing, left to right:
Seated, left to right:
Carol Voiles; Tom Clark, Martha Smith.
Donald Jordan, Rayford Burrows, Murriel Culpepper, Vernon Vanderford, Neil Jenkins.
Fall Editor .
.
.
.
Spring Editor .
Sports Editor .
Art Editor ....
Assistant Art Editor .
Exchange Editor .
Corresponding Editor
Distribution Editor .
Sponsor...........................
Murriel Culpepper
Gertrude Darling
Rayford Burrows
. Neil Jenkins
.
Donald Jordan
Vernon Vanderford
. . Martha Smith
. . Carol Voiles
.
.
. Tom Clark
.
.
.
�ANNUAL STAFF
Standing, left to right: Tom Clark, Peggy Trout, Sue Lerman, Oswald White, Roger Broach, Frank
Martha Hightower, Darlene Eubanks, Rayford Burrows at left.
Seated, left to right: Carole Mace, Edythe Sgitcovich, Patsy
Joanne Harrell, Glynna Hightower, Carole Rousculp at right.
Couch, Mary Louise Frank, Louise Bellview,
EDITORS
EDITOR
.............................................................Frank Brandon
SNAPSHOT EDITORS
SPORTS
EDITOR .
MAKE - UP
ADVERTISING
PICTURE
Glynna Hightower
Darlene Eubanks
.
EDITORS .
EDITORS
EDITORS
DISTRIBUTION
EDITOR
SPONSOR...........................
Brandon,
...................................................... Rayford Burrows
Roger Broach
Oswald Wh ite
Martha Hightower
Peggy Trout, Sue Lerman, Joanne Harrell
Carole Rousculp, Patsy Couch, Carole Mace,
Mary Louise Frank, Louise Bellview
Edythe Sgitcovich
T. S. Clark
�“T” ASSOCIATION
Back row, left to right: Vernon Vanderford, Rayford Burrows, Sammy Smithson, Coaeh Koonce, Coach Staggs, Coach Cansler,
Jimmy Kachtick.
Charles Rohden,
“
Front row, left to right: James Langston, Johnny Menard, Ronald Carney, Ray Allemond, Rip Ripley, Presley Bottoms.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Treasurer .
Sponsors .
.
. Rip Ripley
Jimmy Kachtich
Charles Rohden
. . Ed Staggs
Don Cansler
Phil Koonce
�A CAPELLA CHOIR
Left to right:
Wade Pogue (Director), Carol Wilcox, Beatrice Sandino, Martha Hightower, Eileen Hudson, Shirley Mayes, Greta
First Row:
Lewis, Glennda Murphy, Betty Joe Mast, Rose Parsons, Pegi Schultz, Gertrude Darling.
Second Row: Billy Steele, Jerry Upp, Julian Barnet, Vernon Weddle, Marian Drummond, Joy Lee, Bertha Gill, Nita Bealey,
Marcella Walthall, Alice Ann Stutts.
Third Row: Nolen Kitchens, Terry Starrett, James Hill, Danny Comer, Dick Blaine, Thomas Bodine, Roy Arnold, Ronald
Deslettes, Clifton Fridge, Jerry Tuck, Roger McDuff, Billy Wurzlow, Milton Bryant.
�I
Officers for Fall I erm.
President
Vice-President . . . ,
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-arms . •
Publicity Chairman . .
.
.
Vernon Weddle
, . James Hill
. . Pegi Schultz
Loyal Ann Colburn
. . . Bill Wurzlow
. Martha Hightower
Officers for Spring Term:
President
Vice-President ....
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-arms . . . .
Publicity Chairman . .
. Vernon Weddle
. . Bill Wurzlow
. . Terry Starret
. . Carol Wilcox
. . . James Hill
Martha Hightower
�FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA
Bottom row: left to right: Janice Mitchell, Peggy Trout, Glenda Murphy, Sally Jones, Betty Jo Mast, Shirley Mays, Betty
Tarver, Joyce Nash, Patsy Wright, Mary Jane Clark.
Second row: loft toright: Kay Goodwin, Shirley Gallion, Carol Cummings, Virginia McVay, Allico Ann Stutts, Shirley Ann
Zetka, Dortho Long,, Betty McAninch, Denalda Hale, Martha Smith, Odette Williams, Georgia Mae Gray.
Third row: left to right: Doretta Dever, Glenda Magee, Patsy Massey, Corena Vinson, Margaret Bessire, Betty Casey, Jerri
Sessions, Shirley Hardcastle, Norma Ciabattoni, Mary Ward, Darlene Weathers, Margie Soderberg, Patsy Langoly, Greta Lewis,
Mrs. Lilienstern.
Back row: left to right: Dean Williams, Barbara Cornett, Mary Spencer, Carole Duvon, Jo Ann Shurtloff, Katherine Black, Mary
Jane Doughty, Jimmie Ann Rogers, Joy Evons.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Reporter .
Historian .
Pari iamentarian
Janice Mitchell
. Peggy Trout
Glenda Murphy
. Sally Jones
. Betty Jo Mast
. Betty Tarver
. Patsy Wright
���Back row, left to right: James E. Staggs (Head Coach), Billy Tarin, Don Tate, Rayford Burrows, Jimmy Caldwell,
Gene Owen, Kenneth Higginbotham, Vernon Venderford, Sammy Smithson, Charles Rohden, Philip Koonce (Backfield Coach). |
Middle row, left to right: Leroy McVay (Manager), Ronald Carney, Don Keegan, Billy Joe Maes, Ray Allemand,
Gary Miller, Roy Barber, Jerry Upp, Presley Bottoms, Malcolm Ripley, Byron Strange, Johnny Menard, Glenn Miller,
Bill Prim (Manager).
Front row, left to right: D. D. Haney, John Gee, Hugh L ee Simmons (Mascot), Carl Trepagnier, James Langston,
Benny Powell.
ST1NGAREE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1952
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct.
4
Oct.
10
Oct.
17
Oct.
24
Oct.
31
Nov.
7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
COACH PHILIP KOONCE
Kirwin . . . .
Ball High . . .
Roy Miller High
St. Thomas . .
Bishop Byrne .
South Park . .
Freeport . . .
Conroe ....
Galena Park . .
Port Neches . .
COACH JAMES STAGGS
OPP.
32
19
0
0
19
13
0
0
12
37
TC
13
7
40
14
20
14
13
25
7
7
COACH JAMES BARNETT
�OFFENSIVE LINE
Left to right: Gene Owen, Ray Allemand,
Ronald Carney, Don Tate, James
Langston, Roy Barber, Sammy Smithson.
BACKFIELD
Left to right: D. D. Haney, Ch
Rohden, Benton Powell, Johnny Menard,
Malcolm Ripley.
DEFENSIVE LINE
Left to right:
Kenneth Higginbotham,
Rayford Burrows, Ray Allemand, Jerry
Upp, Billy Joe Maes, Don Tate, Ronald
Carney, Sammy Smithson.
�TEXAS CITY
13
KIRWIN
32
TEXAS CITY, Sept. 19 — Kirwin
High’s ba tt I ing Buccaneers over
powered the Texas City Stingarees,
32-13, in a grid battle at StingStadium Friday night.
Gilbert Her
nandez, Kirwin’s fighting fullback,
ran back the opening kickoff 70
yards to light the fuse on the scor
ing powderkeg.
Charles Flores’ kick split the up
right to give the Bucs a lead they
never relinquished.
Hernandez was joined in the
scoring parade by BoBo Sweeney,
Harry Guss, Harry Forrester and
Kirwin
ROHDEN COMES IN FOR TACKLE
First downs
13
Net yards rushing
286
Passes attempted
9
Passes completed
1
Yards gained passing
13
Total net yardage
281
2
Passes Intercepted by
Fumbles
2
Opponents fumbles
recovered
4
No. of punts
6
Punt averages
36
No. of penalties
10
Yards penalized
56
Yds. all kicks returned 160
Presley Bottoms
11
126
20
9
180
206
1
5
2
6
30
9
75
140
Tom Watson. Floros kicked two out
of five extra points.
KIRWIN SCORES
J
Texas City
�TEXAS CITY
7
BALL HIGH
19
Coach Ed Staggs Stingarees took
a 19-7 whipping at the hands of the
Ball High Tors Friday night in
Public School Stadium.
“Texas City played a fine game,’’
Coach Bill Bush of the Tors said.
“We were lucky to come out the
Ball
T. City
12
F Irst downs
117
Net yards rushing
11
Passes attempted
8
Passes completed
98
Yards gained passing
215
Total net yardage
1
Passes Intercepted by,
Opponents fumbles recovered 2
3
No. of punts
39
Punt Averages
2
No. of penalties
10
Yards penal I zed
7
65
10
7
76
141
0
1
4
41.2
4
40
winner.
We can a I w a y s expect
rough game when we play them.
ALLEMAND NAILS RUNNER
SMITHSON SCORES
Ray Allemand
a
�TEXAS CITY
40
ROY MILLER
0
TEXAS CITY, Oct. 4 - Texas
Citv’s Stingarees crashed the win
column in an astonishing manner
here Saturday night as they de
molished Miller of Corpus Christi,
40-0.
Whi I
it was the Stings’ first
victory, it also marked Miller’s first
defeat.
They had previously scored
T. C.
First downs
Net yards rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yards gained passing
Passes Intercepted by
Fumbles
No. of punts
Punt average
No. of penalties
Yards penalized
17
127
18
11
141
2
0
4
34.3
3
70
Mill
9
126
15
2
34
1
1
6
35.1
3
28
victories over Orange, 18-6,and
over Jeff Davis of Houston, 13-7.
ROHDEN MAKES SHORT GAIN
STINGS SCORE
Johnny Menard
�TEXAS CITY
14
ST. THOMAS
0
Special to the News
HOUSTON, Oct. 10—Texas City’s
Stings proved themselves a band of
heads-up opportunists with fighting
hearts here Friday night as they
scored their second successive
victory of the season.
Their victim was St. Thomas of
Houston and the score was 14-0.
T. City
First downs
Yards gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yards gained passing
Passes Intercepted by
Op. fumbles recovered
No. of punts
Punt average
No. of penalties
Yards penalized
9
114
7
0
0
1
4
6
27
4
40
St. Thom.
14
151
10
4
5
2
1
1
26
4
30
Outside of their two swift scoring
thrusts, the Stings spent much of the
Thomas
game warding orf St.
scoring threats.
ROHDEN MAKES LONG RUN
HANEY MAKES SHORT GAIN
Kenneth Higginbotham
Don Tate
�TEXAS CITY
20
BISHOP BYRNE
19
TEXAS CITY, Oct. 17-Chari es
Rhodens* true toe combined with an
alert Texas City li ne which enabled
Texas City to edgje Bishop Byrne
High of Port Arthur, 20-19, Friday
night in a non-district game.
First downs
Yds gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes intcptd by
Yds and passing
No of punts
Ave dlst of punts
Opp fumbles rec’d
No. of penalties
Yds penalized
MENARD SCORES
ANOTHER FIRST DOWN
Gary Miller
Gene Owen
BB TC
9
6
308
94
4
10
1
6
0
1
4 108
4
7
38 40.5
2
2
6
1
40
5
�TEXAS CITY
14
SOUTH PARK
13
Special to The News
BEAUMONT,
Oct. 24-Texas
City’s amazing Stingarees won their
fourth game in a row and their con
ference opener here Friday night by
staging a valiant second-half come
back to subdue South Park, 14-13.
Oddly, the Greenies dominated
play in the first half while Texas
City held the upper hand in the
T. City
First downs
Net yards rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yards gained passing
Total not yardage
Passes Intercepted by
No. of punts
P unt averages
Yards penalized
17
206
7
5
53
259
0
3
42.3
32
S. Park
11
157
5
2
35
192
1
5
28
28
second half. The South Park eleven
a 13-0 half-time advantage.
held
GREENIES MAKE SHORT YARDAGE
ROHDEN SCORES
feu f
Roy
hi
Barber
�TEXAS CITY
13
FREEPORT
0
Staff Special to The News
FREEPORT, Oct. 31-The Texas
City High School Stingarees rolled
along undefeated in district 6AAA
competition by rocking the Freeport
Exporters, 13-0, in a school boy
grid clash here Friday night.
it was Texas City’s second dis
trict victory and the fifth win in a
row for the Stingarees this season.
Charles
EXPORTER FUMBLES
Rohden and
T. C.
Freeport
First downs
10
Yards gained rushing
161
Passes attempted
5
Passes completed
1
Yards gained passing
20
Total net yardage
181
Passes Intercepted by
2
Op. fumbles recovered by 1
No. of punts
4
Punt averages
36
No. of penalties
3
Yards penalized
25
10
151
9
3
34
184
2
1
3
49
1
5
were the lads who did the scoring
for the Stingarees. But in the scor
ing drives they got splendid running
support from Rip Ripley and Johnny
Menard.
HANEY SCORES
Sammy Smithson
Ben Powell
�25
TEXAS CITY
0
CONROE
BY JOEL CARROLL
Sports Staff
8.—Only two
Texas
City, Nov.
separate
Texas City
more victories 1
,
from its greatest football season in
37 years.
Ed
Staggs*
Stingarees riddled
Six Straight for Stings
Conroe
Tex. City
First downs
10
Passes attempted
11
Passes completed
5
Yards gained by passes
68
Passes intercepted by
0
Net yards by rushing
65
Total net yards gained
133
Number of punts
6
Punting average
36.3
Number of penalties
3
Yards lost by penalties
35
16
16
10
107
2
136
243
2
30.5
6
50
iistiess r
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■Friday
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Conroe,, 22
25-0, 'here
night for their sixth straight win
after two defeats.
STINGS PICK UP YARDAGE
STARTERS GET REST
James Langston
Rayford Burrows
�7
TEXAS CITY
12
GALENA PARK
Emmett Smallwood found a hole
in the Stingaree line just inside the
ends Friday night and proceeded to
make the most of it to lead the
Galena
Park Yeilowjackets to a
12-7 upset victory over Texas City
and thereby deliver a severe jolt to
the Stings 1952 title hopes.
First downs
Yds gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes Intercepted by
Yards gained passing
No of punts
Average dlst of punts
No of fumbles
Opp fumbles recvd
No of penalties
Yds penalized
I
GALENA PARK MAKES SHORT GAIN
TC
GP
6
156
10
3
0
16
5
37
4
3
4
30
12
273
1
O
2
O
4
25
6
1
3
15
The loss dropped the Stingarees
out of a first place tie in District
6AAAwith the Port Neches Indians.
But all is not yet lost.
A victory
over Port Neches next week will
give the Stings a tie for the title.
YELLOWJACKETS THROWN FOR LOSS
!■
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Charles
I
Rohden
�7
TEXAS CITY
37
PORT NECHES
Texas City’s dreams of sharing a
district championship for the first
time since 1945 were rudely shatter
ed Friday night at Port Neches as
the Indians spotted the Stingarees
First downs
Yds gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes Intcpted by
Yds gained passing
No ot punts
Ave dlst of punts
No of fumbles
Opp fumbles received
No of penalties
Yards penal Ixed
TC
PN
5
18
12
5
1
44
5
33
2
1
2
20
21
289
5
2
3
47
1
32
4
0
4
50
one touchdown and then came back
to slam six of their own across for
a 37-7 victory that gave them an
unblemished district record.
KEEGAN MAKES KILL
IT’S ALL OVER BUT THE MEMORIES
John
Gee
�Honorary Captain Presley
Bottoms honors Loyal Ann
Colburn, football queen, with
bouquet of mums at halftime
during homecoming game with
Galena Park.
Attending Queen Loyal Ann
are Marilyn Sutton and Patsy
Couch.
•She- '■/!
Back row, left to right: Stanley Baumgartner, Ralph Walker, Charles Burton, Jimmy Trusty, Freddy Anderson,
Richard Reeves, Coach Barnett.
Middle row, left to right: Billy Coburn, Joe Reyes, Walter Dunn, Rex Gilbert, Donny Dick, Donald Dupree, Jimmy
Sharp.
Front row, left to right: Harry Lee Mewis, Bobby Froeschl, Joe Vickery, James Owens, -Lan kford Simmons,
Edmond Hardcastle.
63
�“A”
SQUAD
Standing, left to right: Charles Rohden, Allen Acree, Vernon Vanderford, Coach Dick Edwards, John Marshall, Tommy Giles,
Kenneth Higginbotham.
Sitting, left to right: Raymond Dupuy, D. D. Haney, Joe Bonnette, Johnny Menard, Don Keegan, Harold Baumgartner. Manager,
David Seidl.
Standing, left to right: Coach Don Cansler, Earl Yarborough, Lamar Pruitt, Jack Norwood, Bobby Joe Louthrage, Bill Tarin,
Preston Glover, Gene Durdin.
Sitting, left to right: Bvron Strange, Jimmy Higginbotham, Edmund Hardcastle, Carl Trepagnier, Raymond Whittington, Curtis
Vanderford, Don Barnhill.
“B”
SQUAD
�STINGS
33
CONROE
29
STINGS
51
CONROE
43
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ALLEN ACREE
JOE BONNETTE
JOHN MARSHALL
�STINGS
46
PORT NECHES
67
VERNON VANDERFORD
RAYMOND DUPUY
STINGS
55
PORT NECHES
45
KENNETH HIGGINBOTHAM
�STINGS
SOUTH PARK
47
64
STINGS
SOUTH PARK
40
54
Hl
CHARLES ROHDEN
JOHNNY MENARD
HAROLD BAUMGARTNER
�STINGS
FREEPORT
44
68
STINGS
FREEPORT
TOMMY GILES
JIMMY KACHTICK
39
64
�STINGS
GALENA PARK
STINGS
GALENA PARK
38
49
DON KEEGAN
D. D. HANEY
47
62
�lite
TRACK TEAM
Sitting, left to right: Coach Don Canslei, John Gee, Jesse Martinez, Glenn Miller, Arnold Lee Biscamp, Lynn
Jackson, Henry Chauvin, Hilton Hale.
Standing, left to right: Adren Swearingen, James Miles, Byron Strange, Johnny Menard, Bill Whitter, Tommy Giles,
Darwin Calhoun, Donnie Nick, Roy Barber.
SPRINTERS
Left to right: Johnny Menard, Adren Swearingen, Byron Strange, James Miles.
�SPRINTERS
Left to right:
Glenn Miller, Roy Barber, Darwin
Calhoun, Henry Chauvin, and
Hilton Hale.
FIELD MEN
Left to right:
Jesse Martinez, Bill Whitter,
Tommy Giles, and Donald Dick.
DISTANCE RUNNERS
Left to right:
John Gee, Lynn Jackson, Tommy
Giles, Glen Miller, Donald Dick.
�First row, left to right: Oswald White, Harold Lytle, Richard Rodriquez, Earl Yarborough, Frank Meyer, Marshall
Johnson, Daniel Irby.
Second row, left to right: Phil Koonce, “Rip” Ripley, Billy Jo Maes, Carl Trepagnier, Delmer D, Haney.. Richard
Sharer, James Langston, Bill Prim,
Third row, left to right: Charlie Burton, John Marshall, Lamar Pruitt, Billy Tarin, Kenneth Higgabothom, J. C.
Barrnett.
Managers: Jack Norwood
George Hetherington
Coaches: Phil Koonce
J. C. Barrnett
�INFIELD
First Base:
Kenneth Higginbotham
First Base:
Lamar “Luke” Pruitt
Second Base:
Third Base:
Frank Meyer
Richard Rodriquez
Shortstop: Marshall Johnson
INFIELD
Left to Right:
Second Base:
“Rip” Ripley
Second Base:
Richard Sharer
Third Base D. D. Haney
�OUTFIELD
Left:
Earl Yarborough
Center: Oswald White
Right: Harold Lytle
OUTFIELD
Left to Right:
John Marshall
Billy Maes
Charles Burton
Richard Reeves
PITCHERS
Left: Carl Trepagnier
Center: Daniel Irby
Right: Raymond Dupuy
�TENNIS TEAM
Left to right: Clee Cross, coach, Patsy Massey, Hazel Hoff, Kay
Hill, Arthur Carroll, Bobby Froeschl.
Patsy Massey
Kay Hill
H
Hazel Hoff
-
Arthur Carroll
Bobby Froeschl
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Joan Jacobson
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Rayford Burrows
Bonnie Moore
Vernon Vanderford
Donnette Trammel
Frank Brandon
Jean Dernehl
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Joanne Harrell
Jimmy Caldwell
Vemon Weddle
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Margaret Cadle
Darlene Eubanks
Pegi Schultz
Bill Jackson
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Shirley Mays
David Matsler
Mary Louise Frank
Frances La Barbera
Margaret Cadle
Lucille Duhon
Arthur Wages and Sue Lerman
Melva Stephens
Joan Grippo
Rip Ripley
Jean Holsomback
Margie Soderberg
Belva and Evelyn
Warren
Shirley Hoff
Roy Arnold
�Ray Clapper
Eileen Hudson
Sue Howard
Peggy Trout
Betty Jo Mast
Gerry Trepagnier
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Shirley Smyrl
Benton Powell
Duncan Ross
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Congratulations. . . . Men
The World's Finest Brands
for the World’s Finest Men
YOU. . .
FRED JONES
71 1 Sixth St.
MEN'S
WEAR
Phone 5-4066
NUSBAUM'S
Your Friendly. . .
Quality
Neighborhood Store"
BEST
5-6113
Telephone
Best Wishes to the Senior Class
BROTHERS
417 6th Street North
CORP.
1137 Hunter Drive
Building
Texas
Phone 5-6841
CHELSEA
Phone 5-7479
WISHES
C&D
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
319 Sixth Street North
Men's Wear
606 6th Street North
Phone 5-9122
Phone 5-5462
P. O. Box 470
J. W. HETHERINGTON
Jeweler
313 Sixth St. North
Texas City
�Congratulations and Best Wishes
for the
Senior Class of 1952-53
PAN AMERICAN REFINING
CORPORATION
Texas City, Texas
�JOHANSSON HARDWARE
STORE
BAY PRINTERS
AND
Gibson
Refrigerators
STATIONERS
Westwood Ranges
Office Supplies
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Easy Washers
Tools
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Hardware
609 4th Avenue N.
20—6th Street N.
Texas City, Texas
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WILLIAMSON PHARMACY
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AND
Stock
6—6th Street N.
and
Sea Foods
Phone 5-2633
SHOWBOAT DRUG
�& MIKE'S
PLUMMER
Sporting Goods
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THE ELECTRIC SHOP
★
★
517 Texas Avenue
521 Fifth Avenue North
Texas City
Phone 5-2262
ANNA'S FLOWER SHOP
SCHNEIDER'S
JEWELRY STORE
Dial 5-4201
“Complete
Floral Services"
Phone 5-6641
521 Seventh St. North
Congratulations
Texas City, Texas
Best Wishes
Texas City, Texas
1 16th 6th St. N.
To The Senior Class
DONAHUE and STAFFORD
Insurance Agency
from
A. A. Smith. Mgr.
HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY
915 Sixth Avenue North
Phone 5-4416
518 Ninth St.
Texas City
Phone 5-9952
Best Wishes to the Senior Class
of 1953
BRADSHAW'S FLORIST
ELITE CORSET SHOPPE
817 Sixth St. North
Phone 5-7311
Meta Rossilli
Registered Corseture
Beulah Halligan
★
405 Ninth St. North
Phone 5-5601
Texas City, Texas
�Best Wishes to the
★Magic Chef Ranges
Senior Class
★Goodyear Tires
of
1952
SUPPLY
MAY
THE SALLY SHOP
CO.
613 Sixth Street No.
613 Sixth St.
PHONE
PHONE 5-7751
5-2342
BEST WISHES
“Everything in Ice Cream
from
bay radio company
Exclusive Dealers for
THE
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SPA
619 6TH STREET N.
SAM HARKINS SALES
Necchi
The World's Finest Sewing Machine
SALES-SERVICE
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS
from
New Braunfels Cottons—Chambers Range
Notions
Appliances
518-6th Avenue N.
Phone 5•7861
BUTLER
GRIMES COMPANY, INC.
406—6th Street North
EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE FOR LESS"
LLIED
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
PPLIANCES
INC.
TEXAS
CITY,
TEXAS
L. G. DANIEL, owner
706 SIXTH STREET NORTH
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Davis Tires
Truetone Radios &
Television
Raytheon Television
Wizard Batter!es
Western Flyer
Bicycles
�BEST WISHES TO
THE GULF COAST DREDGING
THE SENIOR CLASS
COMPANY
from
Contractor! £ Engineer!
TROUT’S SPORTING GOODS
P. 0. Box 1112
609 6th. St. N.
PHONE 5-6562
Phone 5-9822
Texas City, Texas
OLEANDER MOTOR COMPANY
"Your Friendly Ford Dealer11
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PUBLIC
SERVICE
6TH. STREET AND 11TH. AVENUE N.
PHONE 5-7488
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
COMPANY
�P. O. Box 871
Phone 5-2351
RUST. JORDAN & SMITH
LOAN SERVICE CORPORATION
INSURANCE
124 Sixth Street North
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
Loans & Financing
Texas City
SERVICE ... IS OUR WATCHWORD
CONGRATULATIONS . .
SENIORS
DUNCAN ROSS AND COMPANY
REAL ESTATE
"/T’S THE
SERVICE
THAT COUNTS''
LINK SIMPSON MOTORS
I
�Congratulations. . . .
TEXAS
CITY
SHOP
Phone 5-6822
K. O.
RADIO and TELEVISION
620 Seventh Avenue North
PASTRY
Specializing in
Wedding and Anniversary
Cakes
Res. Ph. 5-2441
Bus. Ph. 5-2433
GEORGE'S BARBECUE
Home of the
South’s Finest
Barbecue
P I T
WAGNER ELECTRIC
Contracting
Lighting Fixtures
1031 — Ninth Street — North
Electrical Supplies
422 Texas
Texas City
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the future
ORSON W. RUSSEL
Realtor
715 Ninth Avenue North
Phone 5-4691
I
TERRACE DRIVE INN
814 - 9th Ave. N.
Rosalie and Joseph
Gulotta
Texas City
Phone 5-4071
Compliments of
delux barber shop
MURRAY A. POWELL
The NAME to KNOW
Gilbraltar Life Insurance Co.
in
and
CHILDREN’S
HAIR CUTTING
MURRAY A. POWELL, JR.
Insurance
"‘Insurance of All
Kinds”
�PARTEN MOTORS
Your Friendly Dodge and Plymouth Dealer
737 3RD AVE.. NORTH
TEL. 5-2359
TEXAS CITY. TEXAS
DEE WALKER AND JESSE EWING
Insurance
619 4th Avenue N.
Real Estates
Loans
Phone 5-7423
Texas City, Texas
STAR FURNITURE COMPANY
TEXAS CITY'S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE
Better Furniture for Less’
Telephone 5-2041
415 Texas Avenue
TOMAX LUMBER
COMPANY
“EVERYTHING FOR THE EUILDER"
We Manufacture
Cabinets and All Kinds of Built-in Fixtures
702 Texas Avenue
Telephone 5-2371
�Kingrey Furniture Company
“Complete Home Furnishings”
P
O
BOX 488
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Congratulations Seniors
MAINLAND MILK COMPANY
Telephone 5-7438
1003 Ninth Street North
Texas City, Texas
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
“Your Friendly Department Store’’
Phone 5-4291
�BEST WISHES FROM
FROG'S
CITY HALL SERVICE STATION
MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL
Professional Wax Jobs
601 - 6th Street N.
BEST
Texas City, Texas
WISHES
Dial 5-5555
COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES
from
Wyatt
real
Estate & Insurance
ROD & REEL SHOP
615 - 19th Avenue N.
108
6th Street N.
Texas City, Texas
COMPLIMENTS
SMITH'S
BARBER
Texas City, Texas
Phone 5-4424
Phone 5-40141
R OY A L
930 TEXAS AVENUE
SHOP
Congratulations and Best Wishes
on
LAUNDRY
Phon 5-7591
OLDSMOBILE
CHEVROLET
SALES AND
The Years To Come
SERVICE
BAY MOTORS
702 NINTH AVENUE NORTH
�FORD ACREE
GARAGE
MODERN CLEANERS
519 - 9th. Street North
111 - 6th. Street North
PHONE 5-7611
Phone 5-6422
THE
BARGAIN
CENTER,
INC.
PICK AND PAY SUPER MARKET
323 Texas Avenue
Seven Big Deparments
PHONE 5-2610
In One Big Store
At Fifth Street
Texas Avenue
Clothes For The Entire Family
Open Evenings Till 8:30 P.M.
Best Wishes Senior Class
PHARMACY
MAINLAND
BATTLES and SON FURNITURE
“Dependable
Prescription
312 Texas Avenue
Service
PHONE 5-4561
MICHAEL JEWELRY COMPANY
CHAMBERS,
I N C.
“All The Famous Brands
418 6th. Street N.
“Stingaree's Favorite Jewelers
Texas City, Texas
PHONE 5-2121
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With Best Wishes
From
Republic Oil Re^inuu^
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HAS GOT IT!
For Home
For Business . .
For Industry . .
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HOUSTON
A Texas Gult Coast Service Institution
FRANK C
JOHNSON
MATERIAL COMPANY
SMITH. President
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . .
Members of the Stingaree Staff wish to
express their sincerest appreciation to
Photographer Johnny Mitchell for photo
graphs he has contributed.
READY-MIXED
CONCRETE
Phone 5-4446
Texas City
To Chadwick Studios, the Stingaree
Staff extends its deepest thanks for the
fine photography and complete cooperation
in preparing the Yearbook.
Without the whole-hearted support of
our city’s industries and businesses, the
Yearbook could not have been a success.
To them and all other contributors, the
Stingaree Staff conveys its gratitude.
Frank Brandon,
Editor.
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
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Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
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Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
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Dublin Core
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Title
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The 1953 Stingaree Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1953
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Senior Class of 1953
Source
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Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
The Senior Class of 1953
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1953
Rights
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<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
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PDF
Type
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Text
Coverage
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Texas City, (Tex.)
Alternative Title
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Galveston County (Tex.)