https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/83fab293ae16f2d3e2266bc91589cbb4.pdf a0ab8ad8162ef151765b786a0d0182a1 PDF Text Text ���.> ��H 0 0 L B 0 A A R D GUILFORD STRONG JOHN C. GEE, JR. Board Vice President Construction Carpenter Board President Assistant Postmaster N D A D M I N I s T R A T I 0 N WALTER C. HOLLAND ROY HOFFMAN Member Holland's Furniture and Appliance Member Hoffman Lumber Co. C. T. DECKER Business Manager DON CANSLER Assistant Business Manager JACK ALEXANDER Board Secretary J. S. PUTNAM A.O. WASON DR. L. E. ROSENBLAD Member Charles Martin & Co. Member Texas City Clinic 4 Member Plant Manager of Monsanto Chemical Co. 5 �L. B. LANDERS Principal fl:· J. CASAL Assistant Principal �B.R.BROOKS Superintendent of Schools RAY SPENCER Assistant Superintendent �00 PUBLICATIONS EDITORS Annual Editor ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-··------------------ Patricia Stott Stingarama Editor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leta Karen Cunningham Stingaree Tales Editors ------------------------------------------ Sandra Bledsoe, Fall Semester Sandy Jensen, Spring Semester �ACULTY �MRS. ELWYN BONE B.S. Tyler Junior College Stephen F. Austin State College Subject: English MARLIN 0. CHERRY B.S. Stephen F. Austin Henderson State Taechers College Ouchita Baptist College Sponsor of Science Club, Junior Class Adviser to Good Sportsmanship league Subject: Biology, Zoology MRS. LEOLA BOONE B.S. Mississippi Southern Subject: Mathematics DON E. CLARK B.S., M.A. Texas A&M College University of Houston Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: History Assistant "B" team Football Coach Head Baseball Coach MRS. ANNE BUCHORN B.A. Huntington College Sponsor of Sophomore Class Subject: History TOMS. CLARK B.S., M.E. University of Houston Sponsor of Annual, Senior Class, Press Club, "Stingarama" Subject: English, Journalism I MRS. TINY BUTLER B.B.A. Baylor University Sponsor of Commercial Club Subject: Shorthand, Typing VIRGIE CRIST B.B.A., M.B.E. North Texas State College Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: Typing, Business Math, Commercial Law MARY ANNE CHANEY B.B.A. University of Texas Sponsorof Senior ~lass Subject: Bookkeepmg, Typing, Business Math F. C. CROSS B.S., M.S. North Texas State College Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: Industrial Arts 10 �W. L. DAVIS B.S. Texas Tech Sponsor of Junior Class, F.F.A. Subject: Vocational Agriculture MRS. JANE DUNAWAY B.A. University of Texas Subj'e ct: English JIM DUPUY ROBERT G. DEAN B.S.P.E., M.S.P.E. University of Mississippi Sponsor of Sophomore Class, "T" Association, Head Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Subject: Drivers' Education B.S. Stephen F. Austin State College Sponsor of Math Club, Co-Sponsor of Science Club, Junior Class Subject: Mathematics MRS. C. T. DECKER MILDRED C. ELY B.A. Mary Hardin Baylor College Sponsor of Literary Guild, Junior Class Subject: English B.S.M., Adm.Ed. Texas Wesleyan College University of Texas Registrar MRS. TREASURE DELASHAW MRS. BERNADINE P. FIELD B.S. Texas Tech College Sponsor of Junior Class, Future Homemakers of America Subj,e ct: Home Economics B.A. Rice Institute Sponsor of Sophomore Class Subject: Spanish, Latin MRS. LEVI FRY B.A., B.L.S. W.T.S.C. University of C~lorado Chicago University University of Houston Sponsor of Junior Red Cross Librarian E.W. DUCK B.S., M.A. Peabody Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: History 11 �ED KELSON J.B. GRAHAM B.S. Mississippi Southern College Sponsor of "T" Association, Sophomore Class Subject: Physical Education B.S. North Texas State College Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: Electricity LEAH KINDRED B.A. University of Texas Sponsor of Senior Class, F.T.A. Subject: English, Latin I MARY ANN HARALSON B.S. North Texas State College Subject: History JAMES H. HARDIN A.B., B.D., B.S. University of Florida Presbyterian Theological Seminary College of the Ozarks University of Texas S.F.A. State College Columbia Theological Seminary Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: Biology MRS. LOUISE KNAUT B.A. Texas Wes tern College Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: English FERN HOLDEN PHILIP B. KOONCE B.A., M.A. University of Texas University of Colorado Sponsor of Sophomore Class Subject: History, Civics B.S., M.Ed. University of Houston Sponsor of "T" Association, Sophomore Class Subject: Physical Education ROLAND JOHNSON FRANK A. LA CAVA B.S. University of Houston Sponsor of Letterman's "T" Association, Senior Class, "B" Team, Football Coach. Subject: History B.M., M.Ed. Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester Florida State University Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: Band 12 �MRS. MARY AGNES NEYLAND CHARLES LITTLE B.A., M.A. University of Texas Sponsor of Sophomore Class , Advanced Students' Study Group Subject: English B.S. Sam Houston State Teachers College Sponsor of Senior Class Subject : Choir ROY E. OHMERT RICHARD LITTLE B.S., M.Ed . East Texas State Teachers College University of Houston Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: Industrial Arts B.F .A., M.A. University of Texas University of Houston Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: Art DANIEL REEVES B.S., M.A. Sam Houston State College Sponsor of Slide Rule Club, Advanced Students' Study Group, Senior Class Subject: Mathematics CLARA MORTON B.S. , M.S. S.W.T.T.C. University of Colorado Co-Sponsor of Student Council Subject: Mathematics JOHN C. MARTIN B.A., M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin State College University of Colorado University of Wisconsin Sponsor of National Thespian Society, Key Club, Junior Class Subject: Public Speaking LENUAL 5. RIEHM Ph.B., M.A. University of Wisconsin University of Missouri Subject: Chemistry ROBERT E. McDANIEL, JR. ROBERT L. RENFROE B.S., M.M.E. Sam Houston State College . Southern College of Fme Arts Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: Band B.A. Stephen F. Austin State College Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Radio Club Subject: Mathematics 13 �MRS. K. D. ROBIRDS B.A. University of Arkansas Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: English CAROLYN SISK B.S. North Texas State Teachers College Sponsor of Senior Class, Future Homemakers of America . Subject: Home Economics MRS. GEORGE W. ROFF B.A. University of Texas University of Houston Texas Woman's College Curry's Boston School of Expression Sponsor of Senior Cla~s Subject: Speech, English JERRY SMITH B.M., M.M. University of Texas Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: Music MRS. EVELYN SANDERS B.A. Southwest Texas Teachers College Sponsor of J~nior Cl~ss Subject: Typmg, Busmess English HARRY L. SMITH B.S., M.A. University of Alabama Sponsor of Senior Class, Golf Coach Subject: Industrial Arts t MRS. JANE SCHAPER B.A., M.A. East Texas State Teachers College Sponsor of Junior Class Subject: English W. B. THORNTON B.A., M.Ed. Texas Technological Austin College Sponsor of Sophomore Class, D.E. Club Subject: Distributive Education MRS. HAZEL SCRUGGS B.B.A., M.Ed. . Baylor University University of Houston Sponsor of Sophomore Class . Subject: Business English MRS. JIM VARLEY Secretary 14 �BONNIE VERMILLION B.S., M.S. North Texas State Teachers College Sponsor of Senior Class Subject: Mathematics LAZELLE WILCOX B.S., M.Ed. Sul Ross State College University of Texas University of Colorado University of Houston Dean of Girls Sponsor of Cheerleaders, Student Council The Faculty enjoys the F .H.A. tea BETTY LEE WRIGHT B.S. Alabama College Sponsor of Sophomore Class Subject: P.E. �DEDICATION We, the Senior Class, dedicate this 1958 Stingaree to Mr. Thomas S. Clark for his devoted service and guidance to the publications department of Texas City High School. For nearly a decade Mr. Clark has sponsored the yearbook and the newspaper. In addition this year he has a~cepted. the sponsorship of the school anthology, Stingarama. We affectionately thank Mr. Clark for sharmg our Joys and sorrows and making our stay in Texas City High School more pleasant. �12 3 9 b ENIORS �a a a a < FALL SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Tommy Bullington, Vice President; Sandra Bledso, Secretary-Treasurer; Jay Arrington, President. SPRING SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jane Putnam, Secretary-Treasurer; Jay Arrington, President; Tommy Bullington, Vice President. 18 �SYBIL DIANNE ALSTON DANNY AGEE Band '55-'57, F,H.A. '58, Mid West Band Clinic '56, Solo-Ensemb~e Contest '56-'57, Intramural Badminton '56, Intramural Volleyball '57. Transfer '57-'58. IRMA ALVAREZ DOROTHY ANDERSON JOSEPH WILBUR ARRINGTON JR, Student Council Pesident '57-'58, Senior Class President '57-'58, Senior Activities Committe'e Chairman '57-'58, Junior Class Preisdent '57, Sophomore Class Vice President '56, May Fete '56, Mayor '57-'58, Junior Rotarian '57, Letterman Football '56, Baseball '55-'56, "T" Association '56-'~8, Thespians '55-'56, Slide Rule Club '57-'58, Jumor Achievement '57, J. A. Product.ion Manager '57, Honor Guard '57, G.S.L. '57, Youth Activities Conference '57, Student Council Conference '58, May Fete King '58. EDWARD B, ANDERSON RUTH ARRINGTON National Essay Anthology '58, Junior Achievement Treasurer '57-'58, J. A. Ass't. Treasurer '56-'57, Choir Librarian '57-'58, Thespian Parliamentarian '58, Thespians '56-'58, Literary Guild '55-'58, Literary Guild Parliamentarian '55-'57, Literary Guild Board of Directors '57-'58, F. T. A. Vice President, F. T. A. State Delegate '57, F. T. A. '55-'58, Commercial Club '55-'58 Intramural Volleyball '55, Intramural Badmint'on '55, Stingorama Staff '55-'58, Sophomore Line '55-'56. JUDITH ELAINE ATKINS First Place Posture Contest '56-'57, Junior Achievement '56-'58, J.A. Secretary '56-'58 School Quartet '57-'58, Chorus line '57-'58, Jr. Martinetts '55-'56! Jr. Play '5?-'57, Thespian Play '56-'57, Th'esp1ans '56-'57, Biology Club '55-'57, F. H. A. '57-'58, F. T. A. '55-'57, D. E. Club '57-'58, 1 RICHARD JULIAN BAGBY National Merit Scholarship Finalist '58, Key Club Secretary '57-'58, Key Club '56-'58, Advanced Study Group '58, Junior Rotarian '58. �MARY LEE BAILEY JUDY FAY BAILEY EDDIE CHARLES BAKER Industrial Arts Club Assistant Editor of Stingarama '58, BasketbaB Queen Candidate '58, Assistant Editor of Stingarec Tales '58, First and Second place in Danforth Art Exhibit '57, Annual Staff '58, Entry in Dallas Fine Arts Museum '57, Youth Theater '57, Voll eyball Tournament Champs '57, Press Club '57-'58, F.H.A. '55-58, Intramural Softball Tournament '55, Intramural_ Volleyba11 Tournament '55-'58, Intramural ft~~ :55-'58, I.L. Typing '57, Stingaree Tales 8 1!gjo,~ BARBARA BARFIELD MICHAEL CALVIN BELLUOMINI First Place District Declamation I. L. Third Place Regional Declamation I. L., Runner-~p American Legion Oratory Contest, F. T. A. '56-'58, Voice of Democracy Contest '56-'57, Intramural Softball '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '57-'58, Honor Guard '56-'57, Speech Clu b Parliamentarian '55-'56 I. L. Cli nic Participant '57-'58, National Merit SCholarship Test '57-'58. Football '55-'57, "T'• Association '55-'58, Track '55. MILLIE JANELLE BLACK WANNELL BISCAMP Band, '55-'56, F.H.A. '57-'58. SANDRA JEAN BLEDSOE MINNIE LAZELLE BLACK ~;~~ _'55-56, F.H.A. '57-'58, Junior Achievement 8 School Sweetheart '56-'57, Secretary Senior Class '57, Senior Activities Committee '58, Thespian-Literary Guild Plays '56-'57, Thespians '55-'58, Literary Guild '55-'58, Literary Guild Treasurer '57, Secretary of Junior Class '56-'57, Key Club Sweetheart. '56-'57, Editor of Stingaree Tales '57, Junior Rotarian '57, Commissioner '57, National Essay Ant~ology '58, Thespian Treasurer '57, National Merit Scholarship Exam '57-'58 Third Place "I Speak For Democracy" Contest'. '56-'57 Student Council '56, Sophomore Treasurer '55, Texas City Sun C~rrespondcnt '57-'58, Advanced Study Group '58, Stmgarama '56-'57, Junior Achievement '56-'58, Press_ Club '57-'58, J.A. Secretary '56-'57, NOMA S~elhng Contest '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '57, Sting Tales Stal! '58. PATRICIA CAROL BODINE Choir President '56-57, Choir '55-'57, First Place Regional Solo Contest '56, Operetta '55-'56, NOMA Spelling '55-'57, Basketball1 Intramurals '57, Distributive Education Club 57-'58. �SHIRLEY JEANNE BOYETT JOHN BOGLE JOJu~~r;~ur~~sT~~ b '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball Tournament '57, Publicity Chairman of Future Nurses Club '58. Candidate Sophomore Favorite '55-'56, Band Sec• retary '56-'57, F.H.A. Second Vice President '57·'58. AVA MARIE BROWN Cheerleader '58, National Merit Scholarship Exam '58, Senior Group for Advance~ ~tudy '58, ~opho• more Secretary '56, "T" Association '58, Literary Guild '57-'58, Lit. Guild Treasurer '57, Lit. Guild Board of Directors '58, F. T. A. '56-'58, F. T. A. Parliamentarian '58, Lit. Guild-Thespian Play '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '5FJ.'58, Interscholastic League '57, Band '56-'57, Mid-West Band Clinic '57, Intramural Volleyball '56-'58. EDDIE BROWN LARRY ARNOLD BROWN LYNDA LEE BUFFINGTON Junior Class President '56, Sophomore Class President '56, Sophomore Class Vice President '55, National Merit Scholarship Test '58, Am. Chem. Society Test '57, Key Club '56-'58, Key Club Lt. Gov. Div. III '57-'58, "B" Team Football '55, Track '56, Thespian s •o ciety '56-'57, Junior Play '57, Jr. Achievement President '57-'58, I. L. Number Sense '55, Intramural Basketball '55·'56, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57. Transfer, Thespian '57-'58, Literary Guild '57·'58, Thespian-Literary Guild Play '58. CHARLES SHEPHERD BURTON TOMMY BULLINGTON Transfer, Basketball '56·'58, "B" Team Basketball '56-'57, Basketball Letterman, "T" Association '58, Tennis '57-'58, Junior Play '56, Intramural Volley• ball Runner•Ups '56-'57, Science Club '56-'57, Thes• pians '57, May Fete '57. BARBARA BUTCHER �THOMAS DUDLEY CAMERON Band '55-'58, John Phillip Sousa Band Award '58 Band Student Director '56-'58, Band Vice Presi~ ?en,t '57-'58~ 1:hespians '57-'58, Thespian Play 57- 58, All District Band 157-'58, National Essay Anth~logy Entry_ '57-'58, Stingarama Entry '56-'57, Mid-West Nat10nal Band Clinic '56-'57 Solo-Ensemble Contest '55-'58. May Fete Bugle~ '56-'57. A LI CE MAXINE CHASE Bluebonnet Girls' State '57, Thesptans '55-'57, Thespian Reporter '56, Band '55-'57, All-District Band '55, Distributive Education Club '57-'58, D.E. Club Secretary '57-'58, D.E. Club Sweetheart '57-'58, Junior Achievement '57-'58, J.A. Secretary '57-'58, Mid-West Band Festival '56, All School Musical '56, Intramural Sports '55-'57. JERRY P. CLAUNCH Band '55-'58, Key Club '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Thespians '56-'57, All District-All Region Band '56-'58, Solo Contest '55-'58, Band Council '58, All State Band '57-'58, Junior Achievement '57-'58. TOMMYE ANN CHIL DS GEORGE BRADEN CLAXTON, JR. President Amateur Radio Club '56-'57 1 Amateur Radio Club '56-'58, Junior Achievement '56-'57. ~ATRICIA CLONINGER RIC HA RD MICHAEL CONNOR President Amateur Radio Club '57-'58, Ama teur Radio Club '56-'58, Amateur Radio Operator K5LCS. TED LE WIS CONNOR Track team '55-'56, Industrial Arts Club '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57. DEBO RAH ESTELLE CONRAD Band '55-'57, Commercial Club '57-'58, Commercial Club Secretary '57, Press Club '57-'58, Press Club Secretary-Treasurer '57-'58, F.H.A. '57-'58, Intramural Softball '55, Intramural Volleyball '56-'58, Intramural Basketball '56-'58, All-Tournament Basketball Team '57, Junior Achievement '57-'58, J.A. Secretary '57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'57, Mid-West National Band Clinic '56. �CHARLES DAVIS LETA KAREN CUNNINGHAM Editor of Stingarama '57-'58, Press Club President '57-'58, Press Club '57-'58, F.H.A. '57-'58, F.H.A. First Vice President '57•'58, Most Outstanding Award in Junior Play '56-'57, Junior Play '56-'57, Thespian Treasurer '57-'58, Thespians '55-'58, Youth Theater Treasurer '57-'58, Youth Theater '56-'58, Literary Guild '55-'58, Intramural Badminton '55-'58, Stingaree Tales Reporter '57-'58, Thespian Literary Guild Play '55-'56, Youth Theater Play '56-'57, Interscholastic League Typing '56-'57, Thespian-Literary Guild Play '56-'57. Basketball Letterman '57-'58, Basketball '57-'58, Letterman "T" Association '57-'58 Junior Play '57, Thespians '57-'58, Jr. Achieveme'nt '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '57. JIMMY DALE DICKEY Band '55-'57, Mid-West Band Festival '56, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'5~ Junior Achievement '55-'57, Vice President J.A. '57-'58, Vice President Achievers' Association '57-'58, D.E. '57-'58. MARY FRANCES DLABAY Associat~ Editor Sting Tales '58, Sting Tales Staff '57, Jumor Play '56-'57, Thespian-Literary Guild Play '56-'~7, Junior Red Cross '57-'58, Vice President Ju~10r Red Cross '57-'58, Junior Red Cross C~mvention '57, Commercial Club '55-'58, Thespians '55-'57, F.T-A. '56-'57, F.T.A. Reporter '56-'57 Pre~s Club '56-'58, Youth Theater '56-'57, Junio~ Achievement '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57 Intramural Volleyball semi-finals '57. Intramurai Basketball '56-'58, Intramural Baseball '56 Intra!11ural Badminton '55-'56, Badminton serr:i-finals 56, Intramural Archery '57, Student Directory Staff '56·'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. MYRNA DUDLEY Intramural Basketball '55-'58 Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural BasCball '55-'56, Future Nurses '56-'57. RONALD HOWARD DE ARMAN MICHAEL DICKEY Thespian Play '58, All State Orchestra '57-'58, Mid56 fX~tp~~~~cB~i~i~: n ~~~~~1;~se~J0: 5~-~~~ '55-'58. ~g!~",1{ ,...... ROBERT LEE DOTSON Key Club '55-'56, Biology Club '55-'56, Distributive Education Club '57-'58, Interscholastic League '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57, NOMA Spelling Contest '57. 1\ JAMES ROBERT DUPUY Sef!-ior Group for Adva_nced Study '58, Interschol~st1c Lea~ue Decla~abon '~7-'58, I.L. Slide Rule 58, American Chem1~al ,Society Scholarship Exam 1 57,, Student, C~unctl 56, Junior Achievement 1 56- 5'?', B~nd 55- 5,7, Band Student Director '56-'57, All-D1?tr1ct J3~~d 56 I.L. ~olo and Ensemble Conte~t. f1-;st d1y1s1ons .156, Mid-West National Band Clm1c 56, Vice President Slide Rule Club '57-'58. JAN ENDICOTT �SYLVA LOUISE EVANS Student Council '58, Candidate for Football Queen '57-'58, May Fete '57, Honor Guard '56-'57, First Place Posture Contest '57-'58, Posture Contest '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58. Intramural Basketball '55-'58, Intramural Baseball '55-'56. DAL TDN FORD EWING WAYNE FORTNER President Texas Association Distributive Education Clubs of America '57-'58, Member of the Board of Governors D.E. Clubs of America '57-'58 President Texas City High School D.E. Club '57-'58 President Junior Achievement Company '55-'56: Band '55-'56, Golf Team '55-'56. 1 GERTRUDE ANTOINETTE FROESCHL Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, All Tournament Volleyball '55-'58, Best Sportsmanship Volleyball '56-'57, Literary Guild '55-'56, Thespians '55-'56. Sergeant-at-Arms Thespians '56, All District Band '55-'56, Student Council '55•'57, Majorette '56·'57, Band '55•'58, Mid•West Band Clinic '56·'57, Intramural Badminton '55·'56, Intramural Softball '55-'56 Drum Major.Band '57·'58, Junior Achieve• ment '•57.'58, Band Council '57-'58, All District Band '57-'58, All Region Band '57-'58, All State Band '57·'58, Candidate for Football Queen '57·'58, Candidate for Basketball Queen '57•'58, Candidate for Band Sweetheart '57-'58, All School Sweetheart '57-'58, WAYNE FULLER Football '55-'57, Basketball '55-'56, Baseball '57-'58, Track '56-'57. MARJORIE MAXINE GALBREATH Band '55·'57, F.H.A. '57·'58, F.H.A. Treasurer '57·'58 Intramural Volleyball '57·'58, Intramural Badmi'nton '55, lntramural Basketball '.56''.58, .Intramural Archery '57, Annual Staff D1stribuhon Editor '58, F.T.A. '55, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55·'57, Mid•West Band Clinic '56, Posture Contest '58. BOBBY GARDNER ALBERT MEDINA GARCIA Distributive Education Club '57•'58. GLORIA GARZA MIL TON GATES �BEVERLY JANE GOODBAR SAMMY PARKER GILES Junior Play '56-'57, Intramural Basketball Championship Team '55-'56, Intramural Volleyb~ll '55-'57, Intramural Basketball '56-'57. Commercial Club '56-'57, Literary Guild '55-'56, F.H.A. '57-'58. May Fete '57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Literary Guild '55-'58, Thespians '55-'58, Intramural Basketball '55-'58, Band '55, Junior Play '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57, Thespian-Literary Guild Play '55-'56, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Honor Guard '57, Youth Theater Production '57, Ex- MARSHALL GOOLSBY "B" Team '55-'56. change Editor '57-'58, Junior Achievement '57-'58, Press Club '57-'58, F.H.A. '57-'58, Stingaree Tales Staff '57-'58, F.T.A. '57-'58. Production Manager J.A. '58, Intramural Softball '56. JAMES FRANKLIN GREEN Key Club '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57. WAYNE GRAVES ROBERT JERRY GUMAER MARGIE GREEN BILLIE EASON HALE Varsity Basketball '57-'58, "B" Basketball '56-'57 Tennis '57, "B" Football '55, Student Council '56-'58, Junior Class Play '56, Slide-rule Ch1b '57-'58, Thespians '57, Track '56, Runner-up Intramural Volleyball '57. VICKIE HALLMARK JOYCE HAMRICK �♦ SUSAN HANSON REX HARVILL Senior Play '56-'57, Thespian Play '57-'58 Youth Theater '56-'57, Thespians '57-'58, SecretarY-Treasurer Industrial Arts Club, Vice President Radio Amateur Club '55-'56, Football "B" Team '56-'57, Baseball '54-'55, Junior Achievement '55·'57, CHARLES HILL WIIII CAROLE DEAN HERTNEBERGER F.H.A. '57-'58, Junior Achievement '57-'58, Candidate for Basketball Queen '58, Volleyball Tournament '56·'57. RUTH HODGES THOMAS MORLEY HOGLE VIRGINIA HODGES Junior Achievement '56·'57, Key Club '56-'57, Slide Rule Club '56, Honor Guard '57, National Merit Scholarship Test '57, NOMA Spelling Contest '56. HARRIETT HILDA HOPKINS Assistant Drum Major '57-'58, Majorette '56-'57, All-State Orchestra '57·'58, May Fete '56-'58, Student Council '55-'56, Girls' State '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '57-'58, Thespians '57-'58, Commercial Club '56-'58, F.T.A. '57-'58, National Essay Anthology '57-'58, Senior Group for Advanced Study '58, Candidate for Band Sweetheart '57·'58, Youth Theater '56-'58. • - JOHN HOWELL HOUSE Football '55-'58, Three-year Letterman Football '55-'~8, "T" Association '55-'58, "T" Association President '57-'58 Senior Favorite '57-'58 Student Council '57-'58, 'city Commissioner '57,' Baseball '55•'58, Junior Class Sergeant-at-arms '56·'57, Usher for Baccalaureate Services '56, Junior Rotarian '57. JAMES ALLAN HOWARD "T" Association '56-'58, Football Letterman '55-'57, Basketball '55-'58, Track '55-'57, Basketball Letter• man '57-'58, "B" Team Basketball '55 . �JERRY GENE INGRAM NORA MAY HUTCHINS Tennis '55-'58. F.H.A. '57-'58. RICHARD EARL JACOBSON . TULL H. IRWIN Transfer, Band '56-'58. BILLY JOE JAMES Key Club Senior Board Member '56-'58, Slide Rule Club '56, Amateur Radio Club '56-'57, Junior Achievement '57. Football '56-'58, Thespians '56-'58, Thespian-Literary Guild Play '56, Thespian Play '58, "T" Association '57-'58, Track Manager '56-'57, Science Club '55-'56. SANDRA LEE JENSEN LILA LA VERNE Editor Stingaree Tales '58, Assistant Editor Stingaree Tales '57, Vice President Press Club '57-'58, Press Club '57-'58, Junior Play '56-'57, Commercial Club Program Chairman '57-'58, Commercial Club '55-'58, Student Directory Staff '55-'58, Tennis Team '56-'57, National Essay Anthology '57-'58, Junior Achievement '56-'58, Youth Theater '56-'57, Basketball Intramural Champs '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Sollball '55-'56, Badminton Semi-Finals '55-'56, Thespian Literary Guild Play '56-'57. JEANFREAU Thc~pians '55-'58, Voice of Democracy Contest '56-'57, F.T.A. Song Leader '56-'57, Sophomore Line-up '55-'56, Posture Contest second place '57, National Essay Contest '57-'58, Intramural Basketball '55-'58, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Badminton '55·'56, Junior Play Student Director '57, Sandra Madere Dance Line-up '57-'58, Interscholastic League Speech Contest '57-'58. CAROL MAXINE JOHNSON Delegate to Distributive Education State Convention '58, D.E. Club Reporter '58, Literary Guild ~;;::tb~~iei:;(;:',5~~ilr!t~~~~~i:t Jij;;~b!rt~~~;~l FRANK JOHNS Intramural Badminton '56-'57, InterscholastiC League Spelling Alternate '55-'56 Int. Scho. League Typing '56-'57, Junior Achie~ement Sales Manager '57, J .A. Vice President '58, J.A. '56-'58, NOMA Contest '56-'57. MARJORIE RUTH JONES F.H.A. '55-'56, Intramural Basketball '58. �1 • RAMONA KEELS SALLY JONES Choir '55-'58, Choir President '58, Liter ary Guil d '56, Stingarama Staff '56, All School Musical '56 Houston Art Exhibit '56-'57, Junior Achievemeni '57-'58, Intramural Archery '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57, Choir Sweetheart Cand idate '58. Junior Class May Fete '57, Student Council Repr e• sentative '57, Literary Guild Reporter '57, May Fete '56, Junior Rotarian '57, Thespians '55-'58, Literary Guild '55-'58, Thespian-Literary Guil d Play '55, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57, Intramural Basketball '56-'58, Intramur al Softball '55, Ju ni or Class Play '56, Intramural Badminton '56, NOMA Spelling Contest '56, Sophomore Dance Group Youth Theater '55-'57, Youth Theater Play JON K IEKBUSCH Football '55-'56, Track '56-'58, Junior Class Pr esident '57, Student Council Representative '56-'58, Junior Class Favorite '57, Key Club '56-'57, Key Club President '57-'58. :~t:~~'. MAUREEN CECILIA KILLEEN Cheerleader '56-'58, Bas ketball Queen '57-'58 "T" Association '56-'58, "T" Assoc iation TreaSurer '57-'58, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Student Council '57, Junior Class Treasurer '57, Senior Activities Committee '57-'58, Key Club Sweethear t Candidate '58, Honorable Mention Intr amur al Volleyball '57-'58, National Essay Anthology '57-'58, Junior Favorite Candida te '56-'57, Sen ior Favorite '57-'58, All-School Favorite Ca ndidate '57-'58, Th ird Place Posture Contest '56-'58, Science Club '57-'58, Third place Da nforth Art Exhibit '56, Houston Art Exhibit '56, F.T.A. '57-'58. F- BONNIE COLLEEN KING Future Nurses '55-'56, Intramural '55-'56, Commercial Club '55-'56. Volleyball MARY LOUISE KING Intramura l Basketball '55-'58, Intramural Vo11eyball '55-'58, Future Nurses '55-'58, Commer cial ,;;5J\Jntramural Badminton '55-'56, Speech JOHNNY KING gJ~~ JUDITH WYLM A KOEHLER JANICE JEAN KOEHLER Band '55-'58, Science Club '57-'58, All-District Band '5S.'56 Junior Achieve ment '57-'58, Solo and Ensembl~ Contest '56-'58, Mid-West National Band Clinic '56 Intramural Softball '56, Intramural Volleyball '57, Intramural Badm inton '56. Band '55-'58. Science Club '57-'58, All-District Band '5S.'56, Junior Achievement '57-'58, Jr. Achievement Secretary '57-'58, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'58, Mid-West National Band Clinic '56, Intramural Volleyball '57, Intramural Softball '56, Intramural Badminton '56. MARVIN THOMAS KUBIN Three-year letterman Football '55-'58, Tri-Captai n Football Team '57-'58, All-District Football '57-'58 "T" Association '55-'58, Vice President "T" Assa'. '57-'58, Letterman Track '56. �E\}u~~reLi~r~~~f':ib Secretary '56-'57, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Champion Volleyball Team '57-'58 Honorable Mention All-Tournament Volleyball •57-'58, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Intramural Archery '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '55-'58, Intramural Baseball '55-'57, Stingarama Staff '55-'57• LANNY LANDTROOP Basketball "B" Team '55-'56, Basketball '56-'58, Second Team All District Basketball '57-'58, Baseball '56-'58 Lettermen's "T" Association '57-'58, Junior Pia)' '56-'57, F.F.A. '57-'58, Senior Farm Skills State Champion '57-'58, Intramural Volleyball Champions '56·'57. RONALD LEE TESS LINDSEY Cheerleader '56-'58, Sophomore Favorite '55-'56, Junior Favorite '56-'57, Senior Favorite '57-'58, Football Queen '57-'58, May Fete Queen '58, Sophomore Class Secretary '55, Senior Activities Committee '57-'58, Student Council Treasurer '56, Student Council Secretary '56-'57, Student Council Vice President '57-'58, Good Sportsmanship League '56-'58, Presiding Officer of GSL District 12 AAAA '57-'58, American Legion Auxiliary American History Award '56-'57, United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth '57, Literary Guild '55-'58, Lit. Guild Treasurer '56, Lit. Guild Vice President '57, National Thespian Society '55-'58, Lettermen's "T" Association '56-'58, "T" Asso. Board of Directors '57-'58, Senior Group for Advanced Study '58, Stingarama Essay Editor '56-'57, First Place Posture Contest '55, National Merit Scholarship Examination '57-'58, Junior Rotarian '57, City Secretary '57, Sweetheart Candidate '56·'58, All School Favorite Candidate '57-'58. JOHN LEOPARD DAVIS L. LLENOS Football Good Sportsmanship Award '57-'58, Football Letterman '56-'58, Lettermen's "T" Association '56-'58, "T" Assa. Sergeant-at-Arms '58, Track Basketball "B" Team '55-'56, Football GEORGE VESTAL LOECKLE Distributive Education Club '57-'58, Amateur Radio Club '56-'58, Amateur Radio Club President '56-'57, K5KJO Amateur Radio Operator '57-'58, Junior Achievement '57-'58, American Radio Relay League Member, Vice President Amateur Radio Club '57-'58. ;gt:gi: PEYTON JEROME LOWERY President Junior Achievement '57-'58, Distributive Education Club '57-'58 Vice President D.E. Club '57-'58, Key Club '57-'58. JAMES LYTLE Band '55-'58, AU State Orchestra '57-'58 Solo and Ensemble Contest '58, Mid-West Band ciinic '56. BEJs~~t:n~A ir~~~~~::E '57-'58, Majoret~e '56-'57, May Fete Princess '58, May F~te 55· 56, Band s eetheart Candidate '57-'58, Third Place Posture c;ntest '55-'58, Bluebonnet Girl'.s ,st~te '56-'~7, student Council '58, Band Counci1 5?- 58, Jumor Achievement '57-'58, Band. '55-'58, Mid-West National Band Clinic '56,. Nat10nal Ess~y ~nthology '58, F.H.A. Correspondmg Secretary 57- 58. �MARIE THERESE MclNTOSH KAY McGREW Senior Activities Committee '57-'58, Junior Class Treasurer '56, Sophomore Class Treasurer '56, Literary Guild President '57, Lit. Guild Secretary '56-'57, F.T.A. President '57-'58, F.T.A. Secretary '56-'57, Thespian Parliamentarian '56-'57, Stingarama Essay Editor '57-'58, F.T.A. District Convention Delegate '56-'57, F.T.A. State Convention Delegate '57-'58, Interscholastic League Debate '55-'58, Thespian Play Publicity Chairman '57, Latin Medal '56, NOMA Spelling Contest '56, Youth Theater '56, Intramural Volleyball '57. RICHARD PAUL MADERE KENNETH JAMES MANROSS BOBBY MANNING Science Club President '56, Science Club Vice President '57,_ Science Club '56-'58, Key Club '57-'58, Thespians '58, Slide Rule Club '56-'57 ~;.~~~ur Radio Club '56-'57, Junior Achievement DORIS MARTIN I F.H.A. '57-'58, Commercial Club '57-'58, Commercial Club Secretary '57-'58, Band '55-'56, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'56, All District Band '55-'56, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '56-'58, lntramural Archery '56-'58. ELIZABETH MALONE Industrial Arts '55-'58. DOLORES MARTIN SARA KAY MACE OLIVIA MARTINEZ �JACKIE MEIER VERNIE MIKELS JEF F MEDLEY Track '56-'57, Two Year Letterman in Track, Football '55-'56 Two Year Letterman in Football, Slate Farmer •58, Senior Farm Skills '58, F.F.A. Chapter Sentinel '58, F.F.A. '58. NANCY KAREN MILLER GLORIA GAIL MILES F.H.A. Treasurer '55-'56, All Tournament Basketball '55-'56, F.H.A. '55-'57, Distributive Education Club '57-'58, NOMA Contest '56-'57, F.H.A. Style Show '56-'57, Winning Basketball Team '55-'56, All Tournament Basketball '55-'56, Honorable Mention All Tournament Basketball '56-'57. Intramural Softball '55-'56, All Tournament Softball '55-'56, Intramural Badminton '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57. Thespian Sergeant-at-Arms '55-'56, Thespian Reporter '57-'58, All-District Band '55-'57, All-Regional Band '56-'57, Mid-West Band Clinic '56, Band '55-'58, Youth Theater '55-'58, Choir '57-'58, Commercial Club '57-'58, Junior Achievement '57-'58, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'58, Thespian Play '58, F.T.A. '57-'58, I.L. Poetry Reading Contest '56-'57, Junior Play '56-'57, May Fete '55-'57, Student Directory Staff '57-'58, NOMA Spelling '55-'56. DRUCI LLA MOO RE Thespians '55-'56, Literary Guild '55-'56, NOMA WILLIAM OW EN MITCHEL L Key Club '55-'58, Key Club Assistant Secretary, Spelling Contest '55-'56, Good Sportsmanship Award in Basketball '55-'56, Winning Basketball Team '55-'56, Junior Play Cast '56-'57, Intramural Basketball '57-'58, Intramural Coftball '55-'58, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Intramural Archery '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '56-'58, President Junior Red Cross '57-'58, Junior Achievement '56-'58, Secretary of J.A. '56-'57, Honorable Mention All Tournament Basketball '55-'56. Rad~o Club '57-'58, Radio Club Reporter, Junior Achievement '57-'58. CONNIE ANN MORRIS DANNY MORGAN PATRICIA MORGAN Intramural Basketball '55-'58, In tramural Badminton '55, Intramural Softball '55, Intramural Volleyball '57, F.H.A. '55-'58. �MILEDGE STARLING MOSELEY STEPHEN WAYNE MULLER Science Club President '57-'58, Science Club '55-'58, Thespians '57-'58, J unior Achievement '55-'58, J.A. Sales Manager '56-'58, Treasurer of Youth Theater '57-'58, Th espia n Play. JO ANN NARON GORDON LEE MYERS F.H.A. '55-'5R. F.H.A. Third Vice President '57-'58, Th espians '57-'58, Intramural Basketball '56-'58, Intramural Badminton '57, Posture Contest '56, Intramural Volleyball '57. Basketball '56-'58, Two Year Letterman in Basketball, Lettermen's "T" Association, "B" Basketball '55-'56, Track '55-'56. JUDY O'NEAL MICHAEL O'NEAL BRENDA LORENE PATE SUE PARSONS JESSE MUNIZ Sophomore Favorite '55-'56, Two Year Lette rman Football '56-'58, Junior Rotarian '57-'58, Student Council '55-'58, Good Sportsmansh ip League '57-'58, Lettermen's "T" Assoc iation '56-'58, National Merit Scholarship Test '57-'58, Vice President Junior Class '56-'57, Honor Guard fo r Graduation '56-'57, Chief Deputy County Clerk '56-'57, May Fete '55-'57, "B" Basketball '55-'56, Tr ack '55-'57, City Commissioner '57-'58. F.H.A. Secretary '55-'56, F.H.A. '55-'56, Biology Club '55-'56, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57 Intramural Winning Volleyball Team '55-'56 I~tra~u~al Volleyball '56-'57, Intramural Basketball 7i'ntJ~tfti~~~l Archery '56-'57, Intramural J!ct! ' LAURA ELIZABETH PEVOTO Band '55-'58, Mid-W-est Band Clinic '56, Junior Achievement '57-'58, NOMA Spelling '57, F.H.A. '57-'58, Intramural Badminton '57, Intramural Sotfball '56, Intramural Volleyball '56-'57 Solo and Ensemble Contest '56-'58, Intramural Bad· minton '56. �JO ANN PHILLIPS Interscholastic League Typing Contest '56-'57, F.H.A. '56-'57, Choir '56-'58, Treasurer of Choir '57. MARGARET ANN PICKEN S Student Counci l Representative '57, Seniors Activities Committee '58, Sports editor of "Stingaree Tales" '58 Assistant Sports Editor '57, Intramural Basketball' Tournament '56-'57, Captain of Basketball Winning Team '55-'56, All-Tournament Volley1 \~!.s~~~~c;:a5~l~l~~, Tcfi~~ Basketball Good Sportsmanship Award '56-'57. JERRY DONALD POWELL Football Letterman '56-'57, Football Captain '57, Basketball Letterman '58, Baseball Letterman '57-'58, Track Letterman '56, "T" Association '56-'58, "B" Team Football '55, "B" Team Basketball '56-'57. ~~~r~::c~~t!!fk,;~~•~ SHARON GAIL POWER Student Council '55-'56, May Fete Duchess '56, Junior Achievement Vice President '57, J .A. President '58, Achievers' Association President '58, Captain Senior Basketball Team '58, All State Band '57-'58, Band '55-'58, F.T.A. '55-'58, Commer• cial Club '57-'58, In tramura l Voll eyball Champions '57-58, NOMA Spell ing Contest '55-'56, Intramural Badminton '55, Intramura l Softball '55, Youth Theater '55-'57, Mid-West Nationa l Band Clinic '57. MARY BETH POWELL Band '55-'58, All District Band '55-'58, All State Music Librarian '57-'58, Mid-\Vest Band Clinic '56-'57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'58, Thespians '55-'57, F.T.A. '57-'58, Junior Achievement '56-'58, J .A. Vice President '56-'57, J.A. Secretary '56-'58, Youth Theater '55-'58, Second Place Intramural Archery '56-'57, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Intramural Softball '55-'56, Intramural Volleyball '56·'57. VERNICE PRITCHARD CL A YTON ARLEY PRICE Press Club '57-'58, Intramural Volleyball '56-'58, Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Badm inton '56-'57, F.H.A. '57•'58. Key Club '57-'58, Thespian Play '58, Slide Rule Club '58, Junior Achievement Vice President '58, J.A. Sales Manager '58. JANE ANN PUTNAM DAV ID PULLE Y Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class '58 Senior Activities Committee '57-'58, Volleyball' Good Sportsmanship Award '58, All Tournament Volleyball '58, All Tournament Basketball '57, Junior Play '57, _Yout~ Theater Play '56, Commercial Club President 57-58, F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate '56 Tennis Team '57-'58, Badminton Intramural '56-'57'1 Thespians '56-'58, Sophomore Dance Group '56 Junior Dance Group '57. ' JACK RAMAKER �DEANNA SOFFAR Thespia!1s '55-'57. May Fete '55-'56, Thespian-Li terary Guild Play '55-'56, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Interscholastic League Poetry Reading '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'56 Intramural B~seb~ll '55-'56, Junior Achievement' '56-'57, Distnbut1ve Education Club '57-'58, National Essay Anthology '57-'58. BARBARA CARROLL SPENCER Associate Editor Annual '57-'58, Vice President Commercial Club '58, Commercial Club '57-'58 Stingaree Tales Sta££ '57-'58, Press Club '57-'58'. Band '55-'57, Solo and Ensemble Contest '56-'57 Thespians '55-'58, Stingarama '56, Intramural Vol: leyball '55-'58, Intramural Basketball '55-'58, Intramural Softball '55-'58, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Mid-West National Band Clinic '57 National Essay Antho1ogy '57•'58. ' DEANNA CAROL STAMM Junior Achievement '55•'57, Sales Manager Jr. Achievement '55-'57, Choral Club '55-'56. Distribu• tive Education Club '57-'58, Operetta '56, Choral Ensemble '56·'57, National Essay Anthology '57-'58, Intramural Basketball '56-'57. THOMAS EDWARD STERLING ALICE ANN STANTON Track '56-'57, Track Letterman '56, "B" Team Football '56, "B" Team Basketball '56-'57, Lettermen's "T" Association '55-'58, Distributive Education Club '57-'58, Treasurer D.E. Club '57-'58, Job Interview Contest•D.E. State Convention '58, NOMA Spelling Contest '55-'56, Transfer '55, CoCaptain "B" Team Football '56. Choir President '57, Choir Vice President '58, Press Club '57•'58, F.H.A. '57·'58, Stingaree Tales Staff '57-'58, Posture Con test '57-'58, Choir '55-'58. PRESTON W. STINNETT PATRICIA ELIZABETH STOTT Band '56-'58, Band Council '58, Junior Achievement '58, J.A. President REJAC '58, Slide Rule Club '56, Midv.,est National Band Clinic '56. Editor-in-Chief of Annual '57-'58, Senior Group for Advanced Study '57-'58, Junior Play '56-'57, Good Sportsmanship Award Softball '55-'56, All Tournament Softball '55-'56, Honorable Mention All Tour• nament Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Badminton '55·'56, Intramural Archery '56-'57, Intramural Bas• ketball '55-'58, Posture Contest '55-'56, Thespians '55·'57, Stingarama Entry '55-'56, Junior Red Cross Council '57-'58, Solo-Ensemble Contest '55-'56, All District Band '55-'56, Band '55-'56, NOMA Spelling ~ta1}e~J :55·'57, Press Club '57-'58, Stingaree Tales 7 MARCIA LEE STRANGE Intramural Basketball '55-'56, Future Nurses '56•'57, Commercial Club '56-'57, Distributive Edu• cation Club '57-'58, F.H.A. '57-'58. PEGGY GENE SULLIVAN MARTHA STUTTS Transfer. �RONALD TODD FLOYD WILLIAM THOMPSON MYRA NELL TRIMBLE nd ~g~~tfa Football '55-'58, Track '56-'57, "B" Team Football '55, "A" Team Football Manager '56, "A" Team Football '57 Track Manager '56, Track Letterman '57, Letter~an's "T" Association '56-'58, F.F.A. '57-'58. '5~~~~~~11i1.iifs~~i6; •~~~~7 • ,tJ\58J~t~a~~ Counc1l '57-'58, Future Nurses Club '57-'58, F.H.A. '57-'58, Science Club '55-'56, Commercial Club '55-'58, Junior Achievement '56-'58, J.A. Treasurer '56-'58, Representative to Nationa l Convention '57, Stingarama Entries '56-'57, Intramu r al Softball 1 J~j;~~h}Otrf5~-~J:, i~~~~~~~~ ~~;•t:tb!J1tr~gJ~;~~ Intramural Archery '57-'58. TRAVIS WARNER TRIPLETT ANITA TRUSTY Band '55-'58, Student Council '56-'57. ♦ EDWARD RAY VICE IRMA VALDEZ Two-year letterman Football '56-'57, Two-yea r letterman Baseball '57-'58, "B" Team Basketball '56, Track '56, "8'' Team FootbaJI Captain '55, F.F .A. Team '56, Letterman's "T" Association '56-'58, Board of Directors '58, Honor-Guard '57, F irech ief in City Government '57. JOA N BERN ICE VOILES Second Place Badminton '55-'56, Thespians '55-'57, Commercial Club '58, F.T.A. '58, All-School Musical '56-'57, Band '55-'58, Thespian-Literary Gui ld Play '56, Junior Ach ievement '57-'58, Solo and Ensemble Contest '57, Midwest Band Clinic '56. ..,,... ~ ALICE LUCILLE VOORH E ES Commercial Club '56-'58, F.H.A. '55-'58 1 Intramural Basketball .'55-'58, _Intramural Arch ery '56-'58, [t~f~5~}J~~amentarian '56-'57, Student Directory GEORGE WAGGONER �LAURA WALKER MELVA FAYE WALKER F.H.A. '56-'58, F.H.A. President '57-'58 Thespians '56-'58, Band '55-'58, Junior Achievem'ent '57-'58 J.A. Treasurer '57-'58, First Place Drum Solo Con: test '56, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Basketball '55-'57. RUSSIE LYNN WALKER Girls' State '57, Junior Rotarian '58, National Essay Anthology '57-'58, Commercial Club Vice President '57-'58, Future Homemakers of America Historian '57-'58, Thespians '55-'56, Band '55-'57, Midwest National Band Clinic '56, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Intramural Softball '55-'58, Intramural Volleyball '55-'57. SUE BETH WALLACE MILTON WALL F.T.A. '57-'58, F.11.A. '57-'58, Commercial Club '57-'58, Band '55-'57, Stingarama '57, Intramural Badminton '56, Intramural Basketba1l '57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58. BARBARA ANN WALTERS NANCY WARREN Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Basketball '56-'58. Intramural Softball '55-'57. MALCOLM LATIMER WAUGH Band '55-'57, Solo and Ensemb~e Contes~ '55-'57, Amateur Radio Club '56-'58, Rad10 Club Vice Pre~ident Junior Rotarian '58, Midwest Band Chmc '56, Slide Rule Club '56-'57. BOBBY WEBB Football Two-year Letterman Football '56-'58 "T" Association '56-'58, Track' '55-'57, "B" Tea~ Football '55, "B" Team Basketball '55. LINDA GAYLE WELCH F.H.A. '55-'58, F.H.A. Treasurer '55, Commercial Club '55, Texas Poetry Anthology '55. �PATRICIA ANN WESTB ROO K MARY JANE WELCH All Tournament Volleyball '56-'58, All Tourna51 6 ~!~.;msuof:fa~~f•ti ~11A,IJ7;ga,r~~~:~tu~ai '56, Intramural Archery '57-'58, Band '55-'1?7, F.H.A. '57-'58, Solo-Ensemble Contest '55-'57, MidWest Band Clinic '56-'57. ~tdg~fn~~~ Thespians '55-'58, Thespian Treasurer '57, Thespian President '57-'58, Literary Guild '55-'58, Literary Guild Reporter '56, F.T.A. '56-'57, F.T.A. Reporter '57, Short Story Editor Stingarama '55-'58, Best Thespian Award '57, Youth Theater '56-'58, Youth Theater Award '57, Merit Scholarship Exam '57, Strong English Award '56, Latin Award '56, Junior Play '57, Lit. Guild-Thespian Play '55-'57, Thespian Play '55, '57-'58, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Basketball '55-'58, Intramural Archery '57-'58, Intramural Badminton '55, Intramural Softball '55-'58, Stingarama Entries '57-'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '55-'58, Interscholastic League Debate '58, National Poetry Anthology '56, Junior Achievement '56-'57, Youth Theatea Play '57. RHEBA WHITE WESTMORELAND National Essay Anthology '57-'58, F.H.A. '55-'58, NOMA SPELLING CONTEST '55-'56. Intramural Volleyball '55-'57, Press Club '57-'58 Posture Contest '56-'57. ' BEN W . WHITLEY Student Council '55, Junior Play '56 National Poetry ~nthology '57-'58, Thespians '57~'58, Interscholastic League '56, Senior Group fo r Adva nced Study '58. D. B. WH ITTINGTON LINDA JOAN WILCOX Football Letterman '56-'57, Track Letterman '56 ".B" Team Basketball '56, Lettermen's "T" Associa: tion '56. Secretary Commercial Club '58, Commercial Club '56-'58, Band '55-'57, NOMA Spell ing Contest '55-'57. Midwest Band Clinic '56-'57 Solo-Ensemble Contest '55-'57, Intramural Basketball '55-'57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'58, Intramural Softball '55-'58, Thespians '55-'57, Junior Achievement '57-'58, J.A. Secretary '58, F.H.A. '55-'57. EVA NELL WISNER WINON A WIL DS Band Sweethear t '58, Band '55-'58 All-State Orchestra '58, All-Regional Band '55-'56 All-District Band '55-'57, Band Treasurer '57-'58 'Band Council. '57-'58, First P_lace District Ready' Writing '56 Third Place Reg10n Ready Writing '56 SenioI' Group fC?r.A~vance~ Study '58, Mid-West National Band Chmc 56, Tri-State Band Festival '55 First Division Solo and Ensemble Contest '55-'58 'Interscholastic League Twirling Contest '56 I L Student Activities Conference '56-'57 I L ·-w ~iting Contest '56-'57, Posture Contest •55'.•56 futramural Arch~ry '57, Intramural Badminton ''56 NOMA Spellmg Award '55-'56, Stinga?rama E~try '57, La~ar Colleg~ of Technology Band Clinic '57, ~~1\~~~~e~:r.~6_.~~~olarship Exam '57, Junior ALPHA WOHLEB �CLEM W OHLEB ELLA WOHLEB AL TO N RAY WOLFE Industrial Arts Club, F.F.A. DONA LD RAY YA RBROUG H Football Manager '55, Golf Team '57. DONNA JEAN WOLD Choir '55-'58, Future Nurses '57. JAMES TROY WRIGHT Golf '55-'58, Letterman Golf '56-'57, Junior Achievement '56-'58, "T" Association '57-'58. JERRY WAYNE YOUNG Amateur Radio Club '56-'58, Amateur Radio Operator K5LCT, Distributive Education Club '57-'58. ROYC E ANN YOUNG Most Outstanding Girl '57-'58, Best Thespian Award '56-'57, National Merit Scholarship SemiFinalist '57-'58 Junior Rotarian '58, Poetry Editor Stingarama •s7-·ss, Literary Guild '55-'58, Literary Guild Reporter '57-'58, Thespians '56-'58, Student Director Thespian Play '57-'58~ Assistant Dir~ctor of Thespian Play '56-'57, Thespian Reporter-Historian '56, Thespian Historian '5?, f.T.A. '56-'.58, F.T.A. Secretary '56·'57, F.T.A. District Convention '56-'58, F.T.A. State Convention '57-'58, Intramural Basketball '56-'57, Intramural Volleyball '55-'56, Intramural Badminton '55-'56, Intramural Baseball '55-'56. AMELIA ZARAGOZA �4 . SENIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Front row, left to right: Glynn Alexander, Jane Putnam, Maureen Killeen,: Jay Arrington, Tess Lindsey. Back row: Sfanley Sewell, Tommy Bullington, Sandra Bledsoe, Marie McIntosh. _di �ANNUAL CHOIR Music was the theme of the annual choir banquet during which Barbara Lum was crowned Sweetheart. With her is her escort, Glenn Wright. Choir members and their dates enjoyed both food and entertamment. 42 �BANQUET Candidates for Choir Sweetheart and their dates were: Front row, left to right: Helen Lewis, Ramona Keels, Barbara Lum, Joan Padgett, Betty Sharp, and Jan Justus. Back row: Bob Todd, Ronny Hale, Glenn Wright, D. B. Whittington, Jerry Dozier, and Kenneth Surrat. Mr. Little, choir director, said a few words after the banquet. 43 �Members of the Thespian Society watch the initiation of new members. Best Thespian Awards were presented to, left to right: Bryan Myers, Dianne Geisenberg, Starling Mosley, Margaret McGaughey, Connie Rock and Gloria Miles. A program was presented after the initiation. Carl Wedemeyer was the most outstanding member of the Junior play cast. Pat Westbrook was best speech student and most outstanding Thespian; Gloria Miles was most outstanding member of the Thespian play cast. �HEY, LOOK WHO'S HERE! FREE AT LAST!! 45 �LET'S NOT HAVE A KNOCK-DOWN DRAG-OUT RIGHT HERE, JANET! YEP, THE BOYS DID PRETTY WELL TONIGHT. �t:! /2 3 7 I:, S UNIORS JB �-= a a a p •t i FALL SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS O.FFICERS Let to right: Jimmy Sprague, President; Allan Mace, Vice President; Nedra Scoggins, S·e cretary; Jean Brooks, Treasurer. SPRING SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Virginia Holland, Treasurer; Barbara Matthews, Secretary; Jimmy Sprague, President; John Sosnowy, Vice President; Johnny Dezengotita, Sergeant-at-Arms. 48 �Dorothy Acree Iris Alexander Wayne Amos William Anderson Barbara Armstrong 0. D. Armstrong Kathryn Atkins Christine Bach Grover Balwin Jimmy Barlow Sue Barneycastle Lee Bearden Jackie Bergeron Frances Bierman Luckie Biggs Charles Bishop Billy Botkin Kenny Bradley Jerry Brandt Waiting for the bell to ring? Jeffie Bishop Lois Blanchard 49 �,c. ' Susanne Bray Jean Brooks Nancy Brooks Crystal Bruggman Bill Bryant Linda Burgin Judy Busshart A. L. Byrd Cynthia Caffall Elizabeth Calk Richard Canales Ruben Cano James Carroll Martha Rae Carroll Shelia Casey Linwood Cayton Mary Sue Chatham Donna Cochran Clarice Coffey 50 Keep those staplers clicking, staff. Guy Combs Jerry Cooper �Eddie Covington Don Cox Steve Cox Sue Cox Richard Coyle Dona Kae Criss Berta Cruthis Mike Curry Albert Daigle Lynn Danforth 4~ ti\ Tell us, too, please! Mike Durbin Beverly Elliott Sandra Daniel Felix De Zengotita Johnny De Zengotita Dick Dickey Tommy Dishburger Mary Jane Dowling Elissa Elliott 51 Peggy Emshoff Terry English �Carolyn Erdman Mary Fuller Barbara Etheredge Jim Pat Evans Judy Fitch Effie Lee Forest Frank Gail Betty Gallion Lonnie Gannon Mary Helen Gardner Rosalie Garton George Gee Gloria Gilbert Joyce Ginn Barbara Girardin Gwendolyn Gist Paxton Gremillion Carroll Griffin Linda Geisenberg 52 What lovely dresses! G. W. Griggs Gwynne Griner �Janet Hager Jacklyn Hale Lynn Hamrick Donald Haney Patricia Hale Elmo Haney Tommie Ruth Hall Kay Hanna Burton Hallmark Nancy Hare I Dig those crazy licorice sticks! Kay Hickman David Hightower Mary Harris Naurice Harvey Jan Heerssen Linda Henderson Bill Hergesheimer Morris Hill David Hilton Patsy Hipp 53 Mary Hattem �....... Roseann Hluboky Virginia Holland Sharon Howard Rodney Howell Virginia Howell Judy Hughes Wayne Hughes Shirley Hunt James Huskey Merlene Irwin Florine Jackson Kathy Jacobs Patsy Jacobs \ \ • • • Pat Jaramillo Gene Jarrell Elsie Jennings Jimmy Jimenez Harold Johnson Peggy Johnson 54 Lionel, have you been a bad boy? Quinny Jones Jim Jordon �Harriet Kauftheil Mike Keahey Pat Kenny Linda Kindrick Nell King Wayne King Earline Knight Jimmy Koehler Richard Landry Sandy Lantroop Cecilia Lam Beverly Latham Josephine Leigh Barbara Leopard Helen Lewis Martha Lewis Mickey McAdams Charles McDonald Margaret McGaughey That's the way, buy an annual. Lucrecia Lopez Barbara Lum 55 �Allan Mace Sandra Madere Tommy K. Martin Rosenda Martinez Barbara Matthews Joan Mavis Janice Moore Sam Morphew Roberta Mosher James Mraz Esther Muniz Sylvia Muniz Jackie Myers David Neal Pat Null Sue Newsome Bonnie Oglethrope Dianne Nonus George Oliver 56 Any Rembrandts, Mr. Little? Dennis O'Neal Angelita Orozco �Joan Padgett Shirley Padgett John Plake Demois Poehl Yea, Stings! Let's go!! Marian Roberts Connie Jo Rock June Palmer Frances Poston Margaret Parker Wesley Poston Jo Ann Pegues June Rahn Bill Raley Polly Ray Sharon Ricketson John Ridgway Linda Riley Eleanore Roach Nancy Rosenblad 57 Susan Rossman Joan Rudloff �Fabian Salazar Robert Sasser Mary Beth Schwartz Nedra Scoggins Margaret Scott Kenneth Sebesta Patsy Seeton Frances Sefcik Beatrice Segura Patricia Sessions Sue Sharer Betty Sharp l•rrLinda Sewell Must be interesting!!?! Barbara Sheaffer Cindy Sheaffer Beth Shields I Glenda Sikes Barbara Slaton Walter Slawson 58 David Smith Max Smith �Juanita Soape Darre!Iyn Soffar John Sosnowy Dennis Speer Lynn Spell Jimmy Sprague Eugene Springer Paul Steel Linda Stephens Elaine Stone Jack Stutts Dianne Sullivan Sharon Swearingen Sue Talley Emma Tarin Bill Teale Ronald Trahan Diane Transier A convention of the under-privileged. • I Bernice Thibodeaux Sandra Tomme Virginia Tooley 59 �Carl Trotter Frankie Tucker Mike Tyler Martha Tyre Autry Upton Roger Valdez Ginger Vanderlee Mary Wagner Clyde Walters John Ward Cathryn Warden Arleene Warner Billie Louise Webb Carl Wedemeyer Howard Welch Ronald Welch Vera Jean welch William Wentworth Pat West 60 Don't burn yourself. Heh, Heh! Richard West Carolyn Wheeler �William Wheeler Dean Williams Marsha White Don Williams Gossip, Gossip, Gossip. Buzz Whiting Patricia Wilder Judy Wilks Gayle Williams Joe Winfrey Glenn Wright Lora Lea Wurzlow Margaret Yanas Brenda Yancey Laurel Yates What'cha hiding from? Norma Dee leads the A Cappella Choir. 61 �ABSENTEES . . . . • f!J Frank Alexander Joe Anderson William Anderson Betty Buchanan Ronnie Byers Steve Cox Richard Coyle Kenneth Davis Terry English Tommy Estep Virginia Herod Douglas Hopkins Sandra Levin Ray McQuaig James Jones Carl Lee 62 �Tommy G. Martin Emory Meier June Naron Glen Nivens Robert Proffitt Gene Rogers I Margaret Palmer Nancy Peralez Archery students look for the great number of arrows that somehow did not find the target. Lorenzo Segura ��9 6 ____ 0 5 PHOMORES �• FALL SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Larry Cooper, Vice President; Douglas Burton, President; Louise Curri·e, Secretary; Robert Callaway, Treasurer. SPRING SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Louise Currie, Secretary; Douglas Burton, Vice President; Larry Cooper, President. 66 �i. Rose Adams Dale Bailey Mina Jo Adamson James Bailey Dolores Almendarez Paul Anderson Sandra Ashworth Larry Bailey Arona Baker Sydney Bardwell Elaine Bearden Joyce Beasley Janet Beck What's the matter, is it cold? Lynnette Bell Robert Benigno Ann Beliveaux Billy Joe Bell Larry Bell Teddi Blanton James Boatright Aubrey Boles 67 �Gary Bomer Darcy Brooks Mike Byers Betty Boone Jorene Borders Kenneth Brooks Robert Broussard Lawrence Caldwell Walter Brannon Lou Brown Bonnie Briggs Douglas Burton Janice Calhoun / Elizabeth Canant Kelley Carpenter Marvin Carroll Roy Cash Patsy Caudle Raymond Cloninger 68 What'cha dreamin' about, Deanna? Darrell Cochran Ramona Coley �Denny Cook Larry Cooper James Cotham Conrad Cuyos Betty Darbonne Sam Davila Burris Davis Lelan Day Kenneth Dazy Robert Dazy Doris De Lao Don't be bashful, y'all. Terry Covington Louise Currie Carlos De Leon Phyliss DeLooper George Denkowski Orlando Divine Patsy Dodson Adrian Domingues \. Clarence DePratter Fred Diaz 69 �Aron Doss Elaine Dowd Tommy Drummond Patricia Duncan Richard Elizondo Sammy Estep Lillian Ethredge Barbara Fiedler Susan Fisher Jackie Fortenberry Judy Franklin Sue Frusha Robert Gallaway Don Frazier Dolores Fuller Lucy Garcia Rosalie Froeschl Suzanne Fuller Mary Garcia 70 Think, girls, think• Victoria Garcia Mary Gardner �Charlene Garton Ernestine Garza Jody Gaugler Dianne Geisenberg Glenda Goff Alice Gonzales Patsy Goodson Barbara Goodwin Dorothy Goolsby Joyce Green Harold Grimes Shirley Guillory Joe Gunter Yea Stings! Burn the Exporters Hank Haden James Hagen Weldon Hall I Martha Hallenbeck Bill Hamilton Charles Hamilton 71 Wade Hamrick Annette Handley �Janette Handley Mariann Hare Danny Harvey Ann Harvill Turner Henley Martha Henson Ignacio Hernandez Rachel Hernandez Wilson Hlertenb,erger Virgil Hickman Eddy Harmon Nickie Haynes Donald Harper David Head Bill Harrison Brenda Henley Pat Hergesheimer Roy Herod Tommie Hili 72 Get to work, Kathryn! Rosemary Hinze Juanita Holland �Earlene Holley Marie Holsomback Mike Hooks Mark Hopkins Woody Hopkins Billy Horn James Houchin Richard Houghton Jo Ann Howeth Douglas Hunt ,..._ It couldn't be all that bad. Kay Johnson Sherrill Johnson Betty Irwir, Judy Jacobson Walter James Willie James Charles Jenkins Martha Jones Bennie Kemp Carol Kendricks 73 �Mike Kenny Michael Kenny 'Judy Kiekbusch Horral Wayne King Nan Kinney Meta Kirby Barbara Lampley Patricia Landers Phillip Landry Randle Langley Raymond Tara Linda Latham Johnette Lawrence Peggy Leader Jo Ann Lemmond 74 Ray King Marie Kornegay Robert King Clayton Lacy "Now this one has skipped three times." Bobby Lewis Bobby Lightfoot �Arnold Lilley Helen Linton Judy Loftin Larry Lohec Jerry Lovett George Loving Cherry Lowry Maree Lowry William McAdams David McClain Richard McClain Robert McCool Hey, Kathryn, stockings are to hang up, not to wear this time of year! Carolyn McKenzie Elame McVay Glenda McCune Edna Earle McDuffie Pat McGill Walter McGinty Ralph MacKeen Paul Malone Charles Martin 75 �Charles Mensch Jo Ann Mensch Gary Merryman Carole Miles Jerrilynn Mize Jennie Moore Beverly Morris Adela Muniz Bryan Myers Mary Alice Nalley Nicky Narvez Anita Nelson Betty Neugebauer Jeffrey Newman Beatrice Nichols Marcia Nichols Joyce Ostermeyer Billy Jack Pegues Wanda Perren 76 Smile big, Mr. Hardin. Patti Phelps Dorothy Polasek �Hugh Proffitt La Verne Pulley Stephen Radford Dorothy Raska Babs Roach John Rochner Edward Rodriguez David Rogers Kenny Rogers Gloria Rohacek "Congratulations, Tess!" Timothy Sanders Jan Schmidt De Wayne Ross James Rush Ronald Ryan Lillie Saldua Betty Sanders Darlene Sanders Dorothy Schroeder Joseph Seffens Susan Seidl 77 �Milton Shannon Bob Sharp Steve Sheaffer Joel Smith Linda Smith Michael Smith Bill Stifflemire Bill Stingel Patsy Stockman Della Strickland Frances Struve Dolores Surratt Charles Talbert Joe Slemp Phyllis Steed Iwana Smith Jo Ann Stevenson Work, work, and more work! Jeannette Strangemeyer Carl Sullivan 78 Bonnie Lou Talbert Ruth Tatum �Stephen Taylor Phillip Teale Griff Temple Kay Tenhet Mike Terry Hal Thomas Autry Thompson Kenneth Thomson Gail Tillison Shelia Tinsley Lanelle Tomlinson Zenith Trahan Joyce Tyler Hi, Exes! Elouise Vasques ·Kenneth Vanderslice Leo Waldrep Danny Walker 79 Earlene Van Ness Joe Walker Tommy Van Ness Allan Weiss �Pat Wellman Brenda Williams Rosemary Wold Jackie Wheatly John Williams Toni Woodall Alfred Wright Dolores Yanas Pedro Y drogo Gerald Zemer Jerry Wheeler Norma Williams Jack Wiechens Cecil Wilson r Jill Wiechens Eddie Wisher Karen Wooldridge Pete Yates This is the way a class should be!!?! "Wheels" at the football game. 80 �ABSENTEES . . . . . F1oyd Bailey - Arty Chatham James Burch Jimmy Clanton l!'j J__, Billy Dillon Tom Durbin Jerry Wayne Earley Toni Endicott Wayne F'rt,!ll:ner Jerry Hanlon Jan Harvill Jimmy Hughes ~ .... Donald Johnson Carl Knight Lee Roy Kuhl 81 Duncan McEachern �Jack Pascavage Ray Pickens Larry Richardson Oney Sellers Ronnie Wade The Biology classes learn to dissect animals. Left to right: Robert Gallaway, James Boatright, Kenneth Thomson, David Head, John Pitre, Mr. Cherry, and Stephen Radford. 82 �Mr. Welch presents Mr. Brooks with the keys to a new Chevrolet truck for the F.F.A. Department. Pictured left to right are Mr. Casal; Mr. Brooks; Mr. Davis; in the truck: Mr. Welch, and Don Williams. COURTESY OF WELCH BROS. CHEVROLET - - - - ~ -;~ ' li{.., _ _ _- \ _ _ Delegates to the state D.E. convention in Austin were, from left to right: Dalton Ewing, outgoing state president; Carol Johnson, Mr. Thornton, sponsor; Maxine Chase; Mike Keahey, and Tommy Sterling. �t 00 ~ -- GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP PAYS �foOT8ALL QUE£N ... 6As~ET8ALL QU££/V . . ...... .. . . SvE£TltFAlfT QUE£N ... ·• .. So,hoMOltE' ·. fAvoRITES SENIOR fAVO/lllTE S AVORITES �Trudy Froesch - School Sweetheart �Tess Lindsey -- Football Queen 87 �........ Sandra Madere -- All-School Favorite 88 �Jimmy Jimenez -- All-School Favorite 89 �Maureen Killeen -- Basketball Queen 90 �SENIOR John House Tess Lindsey FAVORITES 91 �JUNIOR Jimmy Sprague Sandra Madere FAVORITES 92 �SOPJ-IOMORE Larry Cooper Louise Currie FAVORITES 93 �Patricia Stott -- Annual Editor 94 �7-rJI· PE/?IOD FTA FHA HESPJAN BIOLDq '"' T" SSoCIATtoN PRESS CLUB LUB5 �\0 0\ FALL STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, left to right: Jay Arrington, president; Tess Lindsey, vice president; Judy Kiekbush, treasurer. Second row, left to right: Allan Mace, Virginia Holland, Cynthia Caffal, Cindy Shaeffor, Sam Morphew, Kenneth Sebasta. Third row, left to right: Larry Cooper, John Williams, Dale Baily, Diane Geisenberg, Trudy Froeschl, Maureen Killeen. Fourth row, left to right: Stephen Muller, John House, Robert Gumear. �SPRING SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Jay Arrington, President; Tess Lindsey, Vice President; Jean Brooks, Secretary; Douglas Burton, Treasurer; Sylva Evans. Second row: Jon Kiekbusch; Robert Gumaer; Quinny Jones; Robert Sasser; Patty Wellman. • Third row: Martha Henson; Allen Mace; Barbara Sheaffer; Tommy Dishburger; Lionel Roach. Fourth row: Maree Lowry; John Rochner; Jimmy Sprague; Griff Temple. �FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row, left to right: Marie McIntosh, President; Phyllis Ramsey, Vice President; Royce Young, Secretary; Nancy Rosenblad, Treasurer; Linda Sewell. Second row, left to right: Ruth Arrington; Barbara Barfield; Harriet Kauftheil; Sandy Levin; Ava Brown, Parliamentarian. Third Row: Mary Beth Powell, Sue Beth Walla<'e , Harriett Hopkins , Jean Brooks, Cynthia Caffall. Fourth row: Teddi Blanton, Laverne Pulley, Kay Hickman, Edna Earl McDuffie. Fifth row: Mrs. Schaper, sponsor; Dale Bailey, Gloria Miles, Margaret Scott, Twana Smith, Sandra Daniel. 98 �COMMERCIAL CLUB Front row, left to right: Jane Putnam, president; Russie Lyn Walker, vice president; Sara Kay Mace, secretary; Deborah Conrad, treasurer. Second row: Sandy Jensen, Frances Dlabay, Phyllis Ramsey, Sue Beth Wallace, Harriett Hopkins. Third row: Brenda Yancey, Carolyn Wheeler, Wanda Perren, Bonnie Talley, Sue Talley, Mrs. Butler, sponsor; Darrellyn Soffar, Ruth Arrington, Alice Vorhees, Barbara Spencer, Emma Tarin, Barbara Matthews. �..... 0 0 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - First row, left to right: Myra Trimble; Judy Kiekbusch; Russie Lyn Walker, historian; Melva Walker, president; Leta Karen Cunningham, first vice president; Shirely Boyett; Jo Ann Naron, third vice president; Maxine Galbreath, treasurer; Nedra Scoggins, recording secretary; Deborah Conrad, parliamentarian. Second row, left to right: Frances Struve, Carol Kendricks, Jan Heersen, Barbara Leopard, Marie Kornegay, Delores Amendarez, Roberta Mosher, Pat Landers, Brenda Williams, Mary Gardner, Martha Hensen. Third row, left to right: Quinny Jones, Alice Stanton, Joyce Ginn, Janet Roach, Tommie Hall, Pat Clonniger, Gwynne Griner, Gail Sh'ephard, Wanda Perren, Sandra Ashworth, Betty Neugebauer, Virginia Hodges, Mrs. Delashaw, sponsor. l Fourth row, left to right: Connie Morris, Judy Bailey, Laura Peveto, Linda Kindrick, Nancy Hair, Sara Mace, Nora Williams, Gwendolyn Gist, Linda Welch, Ella Wohleb, Miss Sisk, sponsor. • Fifth row, left to right: Carol Hertenberber, Linda Smith, Janelle Black, Pat McGill, Beverly Goodbar, June Naron, Beatria Nichols, Pat Heigesheimer, Judy Franklin, Dorothy Polasek, Rosalie Froeschl, Patsy Seeton. Sixth row, left to right: Janet Beck, Lazelle Black, Helen Lewis, Patsy Caudle, Dianne Alston, Martha Tyre, Della Strickland, Sue Beth Wallace, Nell King, Barbara Etheredge, Patsy Goodson, Jt:ne Palmer, Zenith Trahan, Darlene Sanders. Not pictured: Betty McD,iffie, corresponding secretary. �0 LITERARY GUILD Front row, left to right: Linda Sewell; Elenor Roach; Marie McIntosh, president; Royce Young, reporter; Ruth Arrington, parliamentarian; Ava Brown; Sandra Bledsoe, treasurer; Phyllis Ramsey, secretary; Tess Lindsey, vice president. Second row: Mrs. Decker, sponsor; Sandy Levin, Nancy Rosenblad, Pat West, Pat Null, Judy Wilks, Gwynne Griner, Virginia Hodges, Norma Dee Ray. Third row: Virginia Howell, Susan Rossman, Cindy Sheaffer, Cynthia Caffall, J·e an Brooks, Marsha White, Elizabeth Canant, Gene Jerrell, Lynn Danforth. Fourth row: Kathryn Atkins, Darrellyn Soffar, Beverly Latham, Janet Hager, Shelia Casey, Sharon Ricketson, Kathy Jacobs, Sandra Madere, Dorothy Acree. Fifth row: Gail Shepherd, Pat Westbrook, Pat Stott, Bonnie Oglethr,ope, Leta Karen Cunningham, Sally Jones, Lynda Buffington, Barbara Sheaffer, Mary Beth Schwarz. �...... 0 N "T" ASSOCIATION Front row, left to right: Coach Don Clark, Richard McClain, Billy Horn, Ava Brown, vice president; Maureen Killeen, secretary; Dorothy Acree, Quinny Jones, treasurer; Linda Sewell, Tess Lindsey, Jay Arrington, Marvin Kubin, Jerry Powell. Second row, left to right: Coach Johnson, Ray Vice, Robert Sasser, Jimmy Jimenez, Marvin Skaggs, Luckie Biggs, Woody Hopkins, Glynn Alexander, John House, president; Floyd Thompson, Dickie Elizondo. Third row, left to right: Coach Kelson, Gordon Myers, Ronny Wade, Davis Llenos, sergeant-at-arms; Hector Jimenez, Frankie Tucker, Bill Harrison, James Wright, Lionel Roach, Alan Weiss. Fourth row, left to right: Coach Trigge, Lanny Landtroop, Felix DeZen~otita, Bobby Webb, Pat Kenny, Jack Pascavage, Larry Cooper, Adrian Domingues. Fifth row, left to right: James Howard, Dennis O'Neal, David Smith, Wayne King, Stephen Muller, Mike Belluomini, Lawrence Caldwell, Fred White, John Sosnowy, Coach Staggs. Inset: Tommy Sterling. �0 ..,., II ~ FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Front row, left to right: Joyce Beasley; Mary Louis King, publicity chairman· Ella Wohleb, reporter; Betty Darbonne, secretary-treasurer; Sharon Howard, vice president; Martha Rae Carroll, president. ' Second row, left to right: Jane Palmer, Zenith Trahan, Jerrilynn Mize Florence Jackson, Mary Ann Hare. Third row, left to right: Kay Hanna, Pat West, Betty Buchanan Beverly Morris . Dorlores Yanas. Fourth row, left to right: Elouise Vasquez, Mrs. Gamb,al, Mrs. Green, Joyce Bothe, Janice Moore. �THESPIAN SOCIETY Front row, left to right: Gloria Miles; Barbara Matthews; Royce Young; Pat Westbrook president; Tommy Dishburger, vice president; Barbara Sheaffer, secretary; Leta Karen Cunningham, treasurer; Mr. Martin, sponsor. ' Second row, left to right: Paxton Gremillion, Melva Walker, Jane Putnam, Sydney Bardwell, Toni Woodall, Dianne Geisenberg, Linda Sewell, Kathryn Atkins, Tess Lindsey, Dorothy Acree, Kenny Bradley. Third row, left to right: Lucrecia Lopez, Elsie Jennings, Joan Rudloff, Starling Mosling, Sue Talley, Emma Tarin, Ava Brown, Jerry Hanlon, Sandra Bledsoe, Lynda Buffington, Rex Harvill, Laural Yates. Fourth row, left to right: Vera Jean Welch, Mary Helen Gardner, Ronny Ryan, Janet Hager, Harriett Hopkins, Sharon Ricketson, Sally Jones, Bryan Myers, Con•nie Jo Rock, Doris De Lad, Mike Dickey, Gene Jarrell. Fifth row, left to right: Betty Gallion, Ruth Arrington, Carolyn Erdman Mike Durbin Judy Wilks, Jack Stutts, Jo Ann Naron, Pat McGill, Cindy Sheaffer, Harriet Kauftheil, Susanne Bray. ' ' Sixth row, left to right: George Oliver, Patricia Null, Lois Blanchard, Susan Rossman, Virginia Howell, Carl Wedemeyer, Marie McIntosh, Margaret McGaughey, Steve Sheaffer, Helen Linton, A. L. Byrd. Not pictured: Shirley Padgett, sergeant-at-arms. �0 Vl DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Front row, left to right: David Pulley, Laura Walker, Jim Dickey, Dalton Ewing, Maxine Chase, Robert Dotson, Peyton Lowry, Judy O'Neal, Nancy Miller, Alpha Wohleb, Danny Agee. Second row, left to right: Edwin Biscamp, Martha Stutts, Irma Alvarez, Deanna Soffer, Judy Atkins, Vickie Hallmark, Anita Trusty, Marcia Strange, Mike Keahey Bobby Gardner, Guy Compton. Third row, left to right: Mr. Thornton, sponsor; Albert Garcia, Kenneth Cummings, Pat Bodine, Deanna Stamm, Wannell Biscamp, Dorothy Anderson, Merlene Irwin, Milton Wall, Ronald Todd. Fourth row, left to right: Murray Penland, Jerry Young, Charles Hill, Ronald Lee, Jackie Miers. Fifth row, left to right: Billy Raley, George Lockle, Don Smith, Crystal Bruggman, James Huskey, 0. M. Rector, Bill Teale, John Leopard. Not pictured: Tommy Sterling. �0 0\ SCIENCE CLUB Front row, left to right: Patsy Stockman; Teddi Blanton; Judy Koehler; Margaret Scott, treasurer; Sherrill J ohnson; Sandy Levin, librarian; Jerrilynn Mize; Sandra Ashworth. Back row: Stephen Radford; Kelly Carpenter; John Pitre; Kenneth Thomson; Griff Temple; Robert Gallyaway; David Head; Walter McGinty; Marlin O. Cherry, sponsor; Kenneth Manross, vice president; Pat West; Nancy Rosenblad, reporter; Carolyn Erdmann; Barbara Etheredge; Darlene Sanders; Max Smith; Starling Moseley, president. Not pictured: James Boatright; Maureen Kileen; Richard Revouche; John Ridgeway; Cindy Sheaffer, secretary;· Jack Stutts; Jan Koehler. �0 '-I PRESS CLUB Front row, left to right: Deborah Conrad, secretary-treasurer; Sandy Jensen, vice president; Leta Karen Cunningham, president; Judy Busshart, Mr. Tom Clark, sponsor. Second row: Barbara Armstrong, Arleene Warner, Patricia Stott, Vernice Pritchard, Kathryn Atkins, Gloria Saucier, Elizabeth Malone, Patsy Jacobs. Third row: Rheba Westmoreland, Margaret Pickens, Sandra Bledsoe, Frances Dlabay, Barbara Spencer, Norma Dee Ray, Beverly Goodbar, Virginia Hodges, Alice Stanton, Amelia Zaragoza. �0 00 ◄ AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Front row, left to right: Christine Bach, secretary-treasurer; Jesse Schmitz; Braden Claxton, vice president; Bill Mitchell, reporter; Richard Connor, president. Second row, left to right: Jerry Coask, Mr. McDaniels, Mr. Graham, sponsors; Malcolm Waugh. �0 '° FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Kneeling, left to right: Walter Slawson, treasurer ; Lelan Day. First row, left to right: Adolfo Jaramillo; Tim Sanders; Berniece Thibodeaux, secretary; Audry Upton; Douglas. Calhoun; Robret Proffitt; Wayne Faulkner. Second row, left to right: Sam Ray Estepp; Bill Hergesheimer, reporter; Tommy Estepp; James Jones; Frank Johns; Joe Shippley; Carlos De Leon; Don Williams, vice president; Jesse Schmitz. Third row, left to right: Alton Wolfe, Gary Boimer, Orlando Divine, Charles Davis, Jack Raymaker, Jeff Medley, Lanny Landtroop. Fourth row, left to right: Mr. Davis, Richard Houghton, James Burch, Benny Willbanks, Mike Belluomini, Conrad Cuyos, Don Cox, James Howard, Gordon Meyers. Not pictured: Alec Creagh, president; Gene Rogers, sentinel. �KEY CLUB SWEETHEART CANDIDATES Sandra Bledsoe Maureen Killeen VIRGINIA HOLLAND Key Club Sweetheart TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Bonnie Oglethorpe �-- SLIDE RULE CLUB Front row, left to right: Jack Stutts; Sandra Daniels, president; Tess Lindsey; Teddi Blanton; Jerri Lynn Mize. Second row: Clayton Price; Bob DuPuy, vice president; Phyllis Ramsey; Jay Arrington; Harold Johnson; Bill Bryant; Mr. Reeves, sponsor. �STINGARAMA STAFF Bottom left, Editor-in-Chief, Leta Karen Cunningham; center left, Short Story Editor, Pat Westbrook; top center, Essay Editor, Marie McIntosh; right center, Art Editor, Judy Bailey; bottom right, Poetry Editor, Royce Ann Young. 112 �STINGAREE TALES STAFF FALL SEMESTER Left to Right: Sandra Bledsoe, Editor; Sandra Jensen, Associate editor; Beverly Goodbar, Exchange editor; Norma Dee Ray, Sports editor; Margaret Pickens, Assistant sports editor; Barbara Spencer, and Mary Frances Dlabay, Copy readers. Seated: Judy Busshart, Make-up editor. SPRING SEMESTER Left to right: Judy Bailey Associate editor; Beverly Goodbar, Exchange editor; Sandy Jensen, Editor; J_udy Busshart, Make-up editor; Frances Dlabay, Associate editor; Norma Dee Ray, Assistant sports editor; Margaret Pickens, Sports editor. 113 �JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL First row, left to right: Darlene Sanders; Wanda Perren; Patricia Stott; Drucilla Moore, president; Frances Dlabay, vice president; Sandra Ashworth; Louise Curry; Bonnie Talley. Second row: Gail Tillison; Linda Giesenberg, secretary; Mary Alice Nalley; Jesse Schmitz; Mrs. Fry, sponsor. �YEARBOOI( STAFF Editor in Chief Associate Editor Sports Editor Art Editor . Patricia Stott Barbara Spencer Norma Dee Ray Judy Bailey Typists . . . . Advertising Editors . Gloria Saucier, Maxine Galbreath Kathryn Atkins Patsy Jacobs �TEXAS CITY HIGH OBOES: Sellers, Kervin Bach, Christine Goodwin, Barbara .FLUTES: Froeschl, Trudy Scoggins, Nedra Kirby, Meta Bailey, Dale Y anas, Margaret Jacobson, Judy Williams, Gayle Brooks, Jean McCune, Glenda CLARINETS: Wisner, Eva Powell, Mary Beth Sealock, Marilyn Caffall, Cynthia Shields, Beth Holsomback, Marie Peveto, Laura Koehler, Judy Boatright, James Koehler, Jan Vines, Priscilla Jennings, Elsie Froeschl, Rosalie Borders, Jorene Smith, Joel Rudloff, Joan Stevenson, Joann Moore, Janice Muniz, Adela Terry, Mike Muniz, Sylvia Landry, Philip BASSOONS: Trimble, Myra Jackson, Florine Fisher, Susan McDuffie, Edna Earle BASS CLARINETS: Voiles, Joan Fitch, Judy Howard, Sharon Sherwood, Don Morris, Beverly Lightfoot, Bobby Holly, Earlene ALTO SAXES: Briggs, Bonnie Wurzlow, Lora Lea Johnson, Kay Hana, Kay Lopez, Lucrecia TENOR SAXES: Saucier, Gloria Fiedler, Barbara Brown, Lou BARITONE SAXES Rodriquez, Margaret Tinsley, Sheila SCHOOL CONCERT BAND BASS SAX: Hill, Tommy CORNETS: Claunch, Jerry Byrd, A. L . Cameron, Tommy Thomas, Hal Vanderslice, Kenneth Rogers, Kenneth Proffitt, Hugh Rogers, David Rodriquez, Edward Hickman, Virgil Carpenter, Kelly Clifford, James Yanas, Delores Plake, John HORNS: Hopkins, Harriett Mavis, Joan McDuffie, Betty Dickey, Mike Schwarz, Mary Beth Wiechens, Jill Adamson, Mina Jo Irwin, Corky TROMBONES: Lytle, Jimmy Whiting, Buzz Hill, Morris West, Richard Baldwin, Grover Lohec, Larry Bailey. Larry BARITONES: Brandt, Jerry Bishop, Charles Stinnett, Preston Frazier, Dan Smith, Glen Bailey, Floyd BASSES: Winfrey, Joe Barlow, Jimmy Gannon, Lonnie Bearden, Lee Speer, Dennis Meier, Emory Cook, Denny Wiechens, Jack PERCUSSION: Walker, Melva Dishberger, Tommy Diaz, Fred Power, Sharon Decker, Martha Elliott, Beverly Ryan, Ronald Vasquez, Elouise MR. LA CAVA Brass Instructor MR. SMITH Woodwind Instructor · 116 117 �TRUDY FROESCHL - DRUM MAJOR OF STINGAREE BAND 118 �ASSISTANT BETTY McDUFFIE HARRIETT HOPKINS DRUM MAJORS �~ l r STINGAREE MAJORETTES Jean Brooks Judy Fitch, Sharon Howard, Gloria Saucier Mary Beth Schwarz Nedra Scoggins, Cynthia Caffall. Gayle Williams ALL-STATE BAND LIBRARIANS STING BAND OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Eva Wisner, Treasurer; Trudy Froeschl, Band Council; Lora Lee Wurzlow, Band Council· Cynthia Caffall, Secretary. ' Second row: Jerry Brandt, Band Council; David Rogers Band Council; Hal Thomas, Band Council; Jerry Claunch' Band Council. ' Third row: Kervin Sellers, President; Tommy Cameron, ViceJ'.resident; A. L. Byrd, Reporter; Preston Stinnett, Band Council. 120 Madlyn Sealock, Jeff Bishop, Bonnie Briggs, Mary Beth Powell, Beth Shields �ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS Trudy Froeschl, Jerry Claunch, Cynthia Caffall. ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Front row, left to right: Harriett Hopkins, Joan Mavis, Christine Bach, Myra Trimble. Second row: Sharon Power, Mike Dickey, Eva Wisner, Joe Frank. 121 �EVA NELL WISNER 122 BAND SWEETHEART �TOMMY CAMERON - JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD 123 �CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Maureen Killeen, Quinny Jones, Dorothy Acree, Linda Sewell, Ava Brown, Tess Lindsey. �BASl(ETBALL HOMECOMING TEXAS CITY - 42 GALENA PARK - 48 Maureen Killeen was presented with a bouquet of red carnations as 1958 Basketball Queen. She was escorted by Lanny Land troop. The candidates and their escorts were, from left to right: Lanny Landtroop Maureen Killeen, Robert Gumaer, Trudy Froeschl, James Howard, Judy Bailey, Gordon Myers, and Carole Hertenberger. I 25 ��\ CTIVIT ES ;:re �1957 POSTURE CONTEST WINNERS Poise and grace are characteristic of these nine Texas City High School girls, who placed this year in the annual posture contest. Left to right: Lila Jeanfreau, second place, Senior; Dona Kae Criss, third place, Junior; Martha Henson, second place, Sophomore; Sylva Evans, first place, Senior; Betty McDuffie, third place, Senior; Nedra Scoggins, first place, Junior; Jan Heerssen, second place, Junior; Susan Siedl, first place, Sophomore; Dale Bailey, third place. Soohomore. 128 �CHAMPION VOLLEYBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Sharon Power, Barbara Barfield, Sally Jones , Judy Bailey, Nancy Faulkner, Norma Dee Ray Harriett Hopkins. Front row: Phylis Ramsey, Mary Louise King, Olivia Martinez. ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM Back row lefc t0 right: Phylis Ramsey, Trudy Froeschl, Sandra Landtroop, Louise Currie. Front ro~: Mary Jane Welch, Jane Putnam, Olivia Martinez, Betty Sharp. 129 �L a 1958 BASl(ETBALL CHAMPS Back row: Elizabeth Calk, Patsy Seeton Elaine Bearden, Pat West Emma Tarin'. Diane Nonus. ' Front row: Ginger Vanderlee, Sandy Madere, Betty Sharp, Rosenda Martinez, Linda Riley. Margaret Pickens BEST SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM Back row: Edna Earle McDuffie, Rosenda Martinez, Drucilla Moore, Martha Henson, Margaret Pickens, Janet Hager . Front row: Betty Sharp, Jan Harvill, Elaine Bearden, Lila J eanfeau, Beverly Latham, Dorothy Acree. �MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD DEDICATE THE NEW STADIUM. FOOTBALL BOYS' FATHERS ENJOY FATHERS' NIGHT AT THE NEW STADIUM. �I .,.) N THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS "JOAN OF LORRAINE" Seated, left to right: Stanley Sewell, Stephen Muller, Richard Bagby, Larry Brown, Corky Irwin, and Malcolm Waugh. Second row: Jerry Claunch, Patricia Cloninger, Marvin Skaggs, Pat Westbrook, Maxine Galbreath, Sally Jones, Mike Dickey, Jan Koehler, Kenneth Manross Third row: Darneii Hairston, Phyilis Ramsey, Preston Stinnett, and Royce Ann Young. �- "OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY" I .,.) I.,.) PtlESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS Back row, left to right: Carl Wedemeyer, Lora Lee Wurzlow, Elsie Jennings, Mike Tyler, Kenny Bradley, Mickey McAdams, Joan Rudloff, Virginia Holland, Cathy Jacobs, Mike Keahey, Paxton Gremillion, Lynn Danforth, A. L. Byrd. Front row, left to right: Harriett Kauftheil, Max Smith, Carolyn Erdmann, Richard Landry, Janet Hager, Bonnie Oglethorpe, Tommy Dishberger, Allan Mace, Connie Jo Rock. Not pictured: Dona Kae Criss, Dorothy Acree, Sandy Madere, Eleanor Roach, Barbara Sheaffer Gene Jarrell, Margaret Scott, Vera Jean Welch, 'Nancy Rosenblad, Susan Rossman, Linda Sewell. ' \ �NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY PRESENTS "LILIOM" Front row, left to right: Gloria Miles, Toni Woodall, Pat Westbrook, Mike Dickey, Richard Landry. Second row: Ronnie Ryan, Dianne Gei~enberg, Darcy Brooks, Kathryn Atkins, Tommy Cameron. Third row: Virginia Howell, Helen Lmton, Susan Rossman Emma Tarin, Laurel Yates, Sue Talley. Fourth row: George Oliver, Rex Harvill, Judy Wilks, Marcia' Nichols, Jerry Hanlon. Fifth row: Carolyn Erdman, Phyllis deLooper, Sandra Bledsoe, Margaret McGaughey, Billie Joe James, Charles Jenkins, Mickey McAdams, Clayton Price. Sixth row: Dick Dickey, Starling Moseley, Tess Lindsey, Stanley Sewell, A. L. Byrd~ Tommy Martin, Kenny Bradley, Bobby Lewis. 134 �Roger Jacobs presents Jim Dupuy with the keys to a new Pontiac for the Drivers' Education course. Looking on are Linda Geisenberg and Joan Mavis. Je~ry Chain, Texas City Country Club golf pro, presents a trophy to the Sting golf team for first place in the annual Stmgaree Invitational Golf Tourney. 135 �BAND PARTY IN HONOR OF BAND SWEETHEART Preston Stinnett presents Eva Wisner, Band Sweetheart, with a corsage, President of the band, Kervin Sellers, congratulates Sousa award winner, Tommy Cameron. Mayor Jack Goddard and Mrs. Goddard were guests at the party. Candidates for Band Sweetheart were, left to right, Trudy Froeschl, Harriett Hopkins, Betty McDuffie, and Eva Wisner. Mr. Robert Renfroe, band director, and Mrs. Renfroe were among the chaperones at the party. Band members and guests enjoyed the banquet before the dance. 136 �HOMECOMING BONFIRE November 14, 1957. We burned the Exporters. �TESS LINDSEY, 1957 HOMECOMING QUEEN 138 �...... \,;J I.O QUEEN TESS AND HER COURT ATTENDED BY STINGAREE ESCORTS Left to right: Sandra Bledsoe, Jerry Powell, Trudy Froeschl, Marvin Kubin, Tess Lindsey, Glynn Alexander, Sylva Evans, and Lionel Roach. �THE 1957 FOOT BALL BANQUET THE CHEERLEADERS SEEM TO BE HAVING A GOOD TIME. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD ARE ENJOYING A HEARTY MEAL. ALL GUESTS ARE ENJOYING AN AFTER-DINNER TALK. EVERYONE IS ASKING FOR MORE! 140 141 �I I I MR. DIXIE WALKER PRESENTS HECTOR JIMENEZ WITH THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD AT THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUE~ MR. A. 0. WASON PRESENTS DAVIS LLENOS WITH THE BEST SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD AT THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET. 142 �These five boys and their sponsor, Mr. Dean, attended Texas Academy of Science on the SMU campus. Left to right: James Boatright; David Head; Stephen Radford; Bill Bryant; Robert Halloway; Mr. Dean, sponsor. These members of the F A practice at Danforth Hospi 1al what they have been learning. Left to right: Mrs. Bob Green; Mrs. Gene Gambrell; Betty Darboone ; Mrs. T. K. Moore; Martha Rae Carroll; Sharon Howard; Mary Louise King; Betty Buchanan, the patient. 143 �TEXAS CITY HIGl-1 sOiooL A CAPPELLA CHOIR 144 Front row, left to right: Alice Stanton, Linda Henderson, D_olores Surratt Olivia Martinez, Ramona Keels, Helen Lewis, Betty Neugebauer, Juanita Soape, Esther Muniz. Second row: Rosemary Wold , Amelia Zaragoza, Peggy Emshoff, Jo An Phillips, Jennie Moore, Magdalena Ydrogo, Linda Latham, Judy Hughes, Pat McGill, Joan Padgett. Third row: Nancy Hare, Linda Kendrick, Jan Justus, MarY Sue Chatham, Polly Ray, Irma Alvarez, Sondra Tomme, Donna Cochran , Donna Wold, Betty Sharp. Fourth row: Ruth Arrington, Elaine Bearden, Billie Louise Webb, Betty Buchanan, Phyllis Steed, LaVerne Pulley, Vonda Odom, Dorothy Polasek, Barbara Lum, Carole Drummond. 145 �THESE MEMBERS OF THE FFA WON STATE HONORS IN CONTEST THIS YEAR. Left to right: Ray Pickens, Lanny Landtroop, Joe Gunter, Harry Jeff Medley, and Gene McCoslin. DISTRICT HONORS WERE AWARDED TO THESE MEMBERS OF FFA. Front row, left to right; Kneeling_: Gary Bomer, Carl Sullivan, Marvin Carroll, Tim Sanders, Lelan Day, Ray Pickens. Back row, left to right: Mr. Davis, sponsor; Wayne Faulkner; Danny Harvey; Joe Gunter; Joe Shipley; Lanny Landtroop; Harry Jeff Medley; Jack Ramaker; Gene McCoslin. 146 �F. F. A. SWEETHEART Quinny-Lynn Jones was named F.F.A. Sweetheart of 1958. Sandy Madere was runner-up. THE CANDIDATES FOR F.F.A. Sweetheart were, left to right: Front row: Susan Seidl, Sandra Madere, Sydney Bardwell, Gail Tillison. Back row: Lucky Roberts, Mary Beth Schwarz, Quinny Lynn Jones, Wanda Perren, and Betty McDuffie. �COACH JIM DUPUY PRESENTS LANNY LANDTROOP WITH THE AWARD AS MOST VALUABLE "A" TEAM PLAYER AT THE ANNUAL BASKETBALL BANQUET. COACH ED KELSON PRESENTS DICKIE ELIZONDO WITH THE AWARD FOR MOST VALUABLE "B" TEAM PLAYER AT THE ANNUAL BASKETBALL BANQUET. �Wake up, Shepherd! Must have been a good Coach Jim Dupuy presents Lanny Landtroop with award for most free-shots made. Has everybody got the itch around here? �SWEETHEART DANCE Amid the fans, Buddhas, and cherry blossoms of the Oriental theme of the Sweetheart Dance of February 15, Jay Arrington, president of the Student Council, presented a bouquet of red roses to Trudy Froeschl, School Sweetheart for 1958, during the dance in her honor at the school cafeteria. 150 �SwE,£ iHEAA T CAt>DioATcs Ano J \\ \ TESS \ I I LI NDSEyL/ I JAY ARRINGTO 1L...J,-..JliJ1J.~~ CscoRTS �SCHOOL FACULTY vs. "A" SQUAD 53 49 Coach Landers watches his "Old Men" discuss their technique against the Stings. Those smiles better be for the Stingarees, girls, not for the coaches. Stingarees shoot for a basket while Jimmy Sprague decides to take a snooze. For a while the Stingares had the "Old Men" real worried . �PORTS JB �f- 4- e ' tr \ ~- ~ " "" ,I~ 1 ~ I ~ ...... \Jt ~ TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL STINGAREES OF 1957 Front row, left to right: Billy Horn , Bill Harrison, Ronnie Wade, Adrian Domingues, Floyd Thompson, Dickie Elizondo, Lucky Biggs, George Gee, Jimmy Jiminez, Robert Broussard, Richard McClain. Middle row: Bobby Webb, Robert Sasser, Hector Jiminez, Davis Llenos, Pat Kenny, John House, Jerry Powell, Billy Jack James, Johnny De Zengotita, Jack Pascavage, Alan Weiss. Back row: Coach Staggs, Coach Trigge, Ray Vice, Dennis O'Neal, Glynn Alexander, Wayne King, Lionel Roach, Charles Talbert, Marvin Kubin, Larry Cooper, Kenneth Dazey, J?ranK1e Tucker, David Smith , Coach Kelson, Coach Koonce. Inset: Lawrence Caldwell. �STINGAREES 6 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 0 Stings at a standsti II ...... \J1 \J1 The Stingarees conquered the Arlington Heights Yellowjackets 6-0 for their first game of the '57'58 season. The only score came in the third period when Jimmy Jimenez went over. Ronnie Wade missed the conversion. Outstanding players in this game were Ronnie Wade, Lionel Roach, Glynn Alexander, Jimmy Jimenez, Bobby Webb, and John House. Sasser and Cooper get set LARRY COOPER Center-Sophomore �STINGAREES 0 MILBY 12 O'Neal skirts Milby end ...... Vl 0\ A Sting stops Milby After two straight wins, Texas City bowed to the Milby Buffs of Houston 12-0. The Stingarees suffered the loss of Glynn Alexander, quarterback; Ronny Wade, halfback; and Jack Pascavage, tackle. These boys were out of many following games. MARVIN KUBIN Tackle-Senior Tri-Captain All-District �STINGAREES 6 GALENA PARK 39 Go Stingarees! ...... IJl '-1 The Galena Park Yellowjackets were too much for the light weight Stings. It cost the team a 39-6 defeat in the District 12-AAAA game. The only real offensive show of the Stings was a 21 yard pass completion from quarterback Lawrenc·e Caldwell to end Stephen Muller. Adrian Domingues scored the only touchdown on a quarterback sneak play. Powell hits Galena Park GLYNN AL EXAN DER Quarterback-Senior Tri-Captain �STINGAREES 15 HARLAND ALE 14 ..... Jimenez carries the ball Vl 00 Sasser tops the Indians The Harlandale Indians were sent back to San Antonio, victims of a 15-14 defeat. The Stings scored in the first quarter, but the Indians came back and scored twice to leave a 14-6 score at the half. • The Stings roared back in the final half and clinched the Harlandale team 15-14. Outstanding players in that game were Ronnie Wade and Jimmy Jimenez. JERRY POWELL Guard-Senior Tri-Captain �STINGAREES 0 BAYTOWN 34 House topples over Baytown ...... Vl \0 Good catch by O'Neal The rugged Stingaree line held up to the Baytown Ganders, but they could not stop the aerial flight of the ball. Texas City yielded an unwilling 34-0 defeat. Jerry Powell, Hector Jimenez, Bobby Webb, Stephen Muller, Marvin Kubin, and Jack Pascavage were a tribute to the line. Dennis O'Neal and Jimmy Jimenez carried the ball, but couldn't reach the goal line. The Gander line stayed on top of Lawrence Caldwell, leaving the Stings with no aerial competition. RAY VICE Halfback-Senior �STINGAREES 6 PASADENA 47 Jimenez charges an Eagle - The Stingarees again faced defeat as they bowed to Pasadena, 47-6. Texas City's only score came in the middle of the second quarter when Lawrence Caldwell passed to Glynn Alexander in the end zone. Alexander missed the conversion. Stephen Muller, Davis Llenos, and Ray Vice were outstanding in the game. O'I 0 Muller and Llenos await the Eagles HECTOR JIMENEZ Guard-Junior �STINGAREES 14 BALL HIGH 0 Wade goes over for Stings 0\ The swift and alert Stings crashed the Ball High Tors 14-0 in an aerial game. Lawrence Caldwell, filling the shoes as quarterback, passed to Ray Vice both times to set up the touchdowns for Jimmy Jimenez, fullback. Other outstanding players were Jerry Powell and Adrian Domingues. Stings halt the Tors JIMMY JIMENEZ Fullback-Junior All-District mention �STINGAREES 0 SPRING BRANCH 25 O'Neal makes first down 0\ N The Spring Branch Bears handed the Stingarees their fifth loss with a score of 25-0. The Stings dominated the play in the first half and held the Bears 0-0 at the end of the second period. Outstanding in the Sting offense was Glyn Alexander. Marvin Kubin was a standout on defensive along with Jerry Powell. Pascavage downs a bear DAVIS LLENOS End-Senior �STINGAREES 7 BRAZOS PORT 26 Llenos makes TD against Brazosport Texas City's homecoming crowd was disappointed as the Stingarees lost their final game, 26-7. The Sting's lone score came in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter when Lawrence Caldwell passed to Davis Llenos. Caldwell's pass to David Smith scored the extra point. Jimmy Jimenez and Davis Llenos played an outstanding game. Pass incomplete as Stings charge JOHN HOUSE Guard-Senior �STINGAREES 39 KIRWIN 21 Llenos and Tucker charge downfield Hopkins intercepts pass The Texas City Stings stomped the Kirwin Buccaneers 39-21 in their fourth game of the season. Boys that led the Stings to victory were Dennis O'Neal, Adrian Domingues, Jimmy J i m e n e z , Woody Hopkins, Lawrence Caldwell, and Stephen Muller backed by the rugged T. C. line. STEPHEN MULLER End-Senior �0\ U1 STINGBEE FOOTBALL TEAM OF 1957 First row, left to right: Douglas Hunt; Sammy Van Ness, Tri Captain; Eddy Harmon; Joe Slemp; Mike Kenny; Hank Haden; Nickie Haynes; Ken Brooks, Manager. Second row: Coach Don Clark; Bill Wentworth; R. Mike Kenny; Walter Brannon; Tommy Van Ness; Jon Ward; James Bailey; Bob Sharp; Phillip Teale, Manager. Third row: Coach Roland Johnson; George Loving; Clayton Lacey, Tri-Captain; Wilson Hertenberger; Milton Shannon; James Burch; Wayde Hamrick; John Williams; Alfred Wright; Mike Curry, Tri-Captain; Turner Henley, Manager. Not pictured: Richard Coyle; James Rush; De Wayne Ross, Manager. �0\ 0\ 1958 STINGAREE BASl(ETBALL TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Sprague; Shepherd Burton; James Howard; Gordon Myers; Robert Gumaer; Lanny Landtroop; Sam Morphew, manage:r. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Jim Dupuy; Robert Sasser; Ronnie DeArman • Jerry Powell; Glynn Alexander; William Anderson; Clyde Walters; George Gee; Lucky Biggs. ' �TEXAS CITY 43 BRAZOSPORT 60 ..... 0\ '-l TEXAS CITY 38 BRAZOS PORT 54 JAMES HOWARD �TEXAS CITY 37 SPRING BRANCH 70 TEXAS CITY 49 SPRING BRANCH 39 JERRY POWELL �TEXAS CITY 26 GALENA PARK 55 TEXAS CITY 42 GALENA PARK 48 �TEXAS CITY 47 BAYTOWN 59 TEXAS CITY 45 BAYTOWN 70 170 �TEXAS CITY 51 PASADENA 54 TEXAS CITY 44 PASADENA 78 ROBERT SASSER WILLIAM ANDERSON 171 �'-l N 1958 "B" BASl(ETBALL TEAM Backrow, left to right: Coach Ed Kelson; Larry Cooper; Mike Durbin; Milton Shannon; Charles Talbert; Lawrence Caldwell; Alfred Wright; S<ephen Sheaffer, Manager. Front row, left toright: Gerald Zemer; Sammy Van Ness; Adrian Domingues; Woody Hopkins; Dickie Elizondo; Larry Porter. �...... '-I \.,J STINGAREE GOLF TEAM - REGIONAL CHAMPS Front row, left to right: Pete James, Bob King, Mark Hopkins, Douglas Burton. Back row, left to right: Coach Smith, Lorenzo Segura, James Wright, Paul Steel. �1953 TENNIS TE_AM Front Row, Left to Right: Margaret McGaughey, Wanda Perren, Gayle Tillison, Mary Gardner, Sandra Madere, Jane Putnam. Second Row: Lynda Buffington, Patti Phelps, Patty Wellman, Darci Brooks, Maree Lowry. Third Row: Coach Koonce, Norma Dee Ray, Stephen Radf'.ord, Jerry Ingram, Davis Llenos. �' -l Vl STINGAREE TRACI( TEAM OF 1958 First row, left to right: DeWayne Ross, Turner Henley, Managers ; Bob Sharp· Mike Curry· Nickie Haynes; James Burch; Griff Temple; Floyd Thompson; D. B. Whittington; Robert Sasser; Coach Tommy Trigge . ' ' Second row: John Dezengotita; Clayton Lacy; Larry Cooper; John Williams· Lawrence Caldwell; Charles Talbert; Clyde Walters; :Milton Shannon; Lucky Biggs; Woody Hopkins; Sammy Van Ness. ' Third row: James Rush; James Cothron; Jon Kiekbusch· David Neal· Jim Jimenez· Bill Horn· Ken Brooks; Wade Hamrick; David Smith; Dennis O'Neal; Wayne ' ' ' ' Kmg. J �'.'-I 0\ STINGAREE BASEBALL TEAM Seated, left to right: Tommy Bullington, Kenny Rogers, Adrian Domingues, Warner Triplett, Luckie Biggs, Dickie Elizondo, Woody Hopkins, Howard Welch. Second row: Pat Kenney, Kenny Sebesta, John House, Hector Jiminez, John Sosnowy, Benni'e Kemp, Frankie Tucker, Ray Vice, Jerry Powell, Darrell Cochran, manager. Third row: Clyde Walters, Kervin Sellers, Lanny Landtroop, Fred White, Lawrence Caldwell, William Anderson, Floyd Bailey, Paul Malone, Coach Don Clark. �' -J '-J THE BATTERY Front row, left to right, Catchers: Pat Kenny, Fred White, Frankie Tucker, Jon Ward. Second row, Pitchers: Kervin Sellers, William Anderson, Lawrence Caldwell, Lanny Landtroop, Floyd Bailey, Kenny Sebesta. �~ ... INFIELDERS Front row, left to right: Warner Triplett, Luckie Biggs, Adrian Domingues, Dickie Elizondo. Second row: John House, William Anderson, John Sosnowy, Bennie Wilbanks. ~ I ~ l ..... 'l 00 OUT.FIELDERS Left to right: Howard Welch, Woody Hopkins, Hector Jiminez, Tommy Bullington, Ray Vice, Jerry Powell, Kenny Rogers. \...: - , �II 7 12 6 EATURES 5 �THE ORIGINAL OLD AGE SECURITY ** 11 A HOME OF YOUR OWN 11 ** MAINLAND COMPANY ~ TEXAS CITY, TEXAS �MERCHANTS FURNITURE EXCHANGE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF GATES-REAGAN FRANK and MARIE NEWSOME Furniture Our Specialty Edsel - Sales CITATION CORSAIR RANGER PACER 123 Ninth Ave. Ph. 5-4564 if it is to be had-we have it if it is for sale-we buy it if it is to be moved-we move it 322 Texas Avenue Ph. 5-2212 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BOZEMAN APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE DROZD * * PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Phone 5-4404 - Night 5-4405 Ph. 5-7979 1710 Texas Avenue 319 Sixth St. N. Texas City G. F. McNAIR Congratufations and Best Wishes to the Class of '5 8 TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CHUCK1 S 1166 11 SERVICE STATION B. F. GOODRICH TIRES & BATTERIES "The Best In Service" -0- 1101 Sixth St. N. • • • Ph. 5-2000 COMPLIMENTS OF HICK'S BARBER SHOP Ph. 8-1281 1002 Sixth St. N. COMPLIMENTS OF REHBERG MOTOR PARTS CO., INC. "UNION SHOP" * * AIR CONDITIONED 618 Tenth Avenue N. Phone 5-7426 610 Second Ave. N. �CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS 1958 • • • COMPLIMENTS OF WAH CHANG CORP. * * PRODUCERS OF RARE METALS * * * TEXAS DIVISION TEXAS CITY, TEXAS �Congratulations Seniors ... COMPLIMENTS OF ** ** "Protect Your Pontiac with JOHNSON MATERIAL COMPANY Pontiac Service" ** ROGER JACOBS PONTIAC 1219 Texas Ave. ** Ph. 5-4426 COMPLIMENTS OF DAIRY MART 2101 Ninth Ave. N. SAM HARl(INS SALES • NECCHI-ELNA SEWING MACHINES Fabrics, Sewing Notions COMPLIMENTS OF JONES - GREEN OLDSMOBILE • MEET THE GANG AT THE DAIRY MART Texas City, Texas 927 Ninth Avenue N. • BURGERS ALL THE WAY HOT DOGS FRIED PIES Sales and Service • Ph. 8-1671 • FRENCH FRIES FRIED CHICKEN • 924 Texas Avenue BURGER KING �WELCH BROS., Chevrolet COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES BEARD EN'S IN THE YEARS TO COME. FOOD STORE CHEVROLET • SALES AND SERVICE ** • • "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 702 Ninth Ave. North Phone 5-7463 LUCKY SEVEN STORE" CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES FROM SENIORS 1958 Emmett F. Lowry Construction Co. TEXAS CITY'S KTLW GENERAL CONTRACTOR • • • Post Office Box 1428 *** "The Voice and Bandstand of the Mainland" Texas City, Texas 920 ON YOUR DIAL �BRAKES - FRONT END - Texas City Tire Shop, Inc. FRAME STRAIGHTENING • PULLEY'S • • "No job too big or too small" 1139 Texas Avenue PAINT AND BODY SHOP WHEEL BALANCING Texas City, Texas • Phone 5-5001 1915 Texas Avenue • • Phone 5-5701 Congratulations Seniors KLEIN'S GOODBAR'S CARPET * DRAPERIES OF TEXAS CITY UPHOLSTERY AND DECORATING SERVICE 417 Sixth St. N. 418 Texas Avenue l' Phone 5-6562 J. C. PENNEY'S Nunez Construction Co., Inc. Constructors and Engineers Always First Quality * * * Harbor and Marine Improvements, Pile Driving, Foundations and Wharf Constructions. Texas City COMPLIMENTS HOLLAND'S FURNITURE • 915 EIGHTH AVENUE NORTH PHONE 8-1751 �COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Dixie Walker Venetian Blinds • • Goodyear Service Store • • Ph. 5-7632 Congratulations to the Senior Class from : Knight's Gulf Service Texas City, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF Royal Laundry and Cleaners Sixth St. and Eighth Avenue N. • • 615 Fifth Avenue, North 1207 Texas Avenue • • • • • • Phone 5-7591 930 Texas Ave. Ph. 5-6834 Texas City Elite Corset Shoppe Registered Corsetiere " Personalized Service" ROOFING AND METAL WORK EXCLUSIVE PLASTIC ROOF APPLICATORS *** Ph. 5-7311 Tennille Roofing and Sheet Metal Works 817 Sixth St. N. DON' T BLOW UP-CALL UP Water Heater Service Company 1 *** E. W. "Spud" Drager COMPLIMENTS OF Felkner's Sinclair Station CHUOKE PLUMBING *** 725 Ninth St. North Texas City, Texas 901 Sixth St. N. Ph. 5-6681 �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS; SEN !ORS Terrace Drive Inn Schneider's Jewelry Store 814 Ninth Avenue North Texas City Phone 5-4071 *** LEO and ROSALIE HINSON and JOSEPH GULOTTA 118 Sixth Street North Phone 5-4201 Congratulatior;s Seniors '5 8 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM. CITY DRUG Strickland's Humble Service Station *** 621 Sixth North Ph. 5-2393 1401 Sixth St. N. Phone 8-1300 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From ... BUTLER GRIMES HARVEY FERGUSON Kingrey Furniture Company "COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS" *** 406 Sixth Street North *** Phone 5-4371 Texas City, Texa:.. P. 0. Box 488 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of Mac's Clothes Clinic Ford Acree Garage No. 8 Twenty-first Street South *** Texas City, Texas Ph. 5-2992 519 Ninth Street North *** TELEPHONE 5-6422 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.1,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SUPER MARKET Phone 5-2231 21 3 Sixth Street North ROGERS ... Fine Shoes UP-TO-DATE CLEANERS 411 Sixth Street North 609 Fifth Avenue North *** *** " BY THOSE WHO KNOW PHONE 5-6700 FOR THOSE WHO CARE" *** Texas City, Texas RUST, EWING, JORDAN and SMITH INSURANCE *** Texas City Phone 5-6841 OLEANDER MOTOR "Your Friendly FORD Dealer" REAL ESTATE LOANS *** SERVICE ... is our watchword Texas Texas City, *** 619 Fourth Avenue North Sixth Street and Eleventh Avenue North Phone 5-7 448 �TEXAS ROLLING MILLS Inc. TEXAS CITY'S NEWEST INDUSTRY EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND EVERY BEST WISH FOR SUCCESS TO THE • SENIOR CLASS 1958 • GENERAL OFFICES: TEXAS CITY, TEXAS �Farrell Paint & Floor Co. Jay's Food Store Artist Supplies, Custom Framing Wallpaper, Paints, Murals, "Large Enough To Serve You . . . Linoleum Small Enough To Appreciate You" Phone 5-5831 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas 626 Sixth St. Texas City Phone 5-7675 Texas Avenue CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COMPLJMENTS OF Decker's One Stop Laundry Frog's Service Station • • Texas City, Texas Phone 5-2111 Texas City's Oldest Furniture Store Phone 5-2041 508 Seventh Ave. N . COMPLIMENTS OF 415 Texas Ave. Star Furniture Co. OF TEXAS CITY "BETTER FURNITURE FOR LESS" Member Retail Merchants Assn. MATTHEWS INC. REPUBLIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS • Sixth and Texas Avenue JOE LERNER, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF BEST WISHES DAIRY DELIGHT Sixth St. and Fifteenth Ave. DUPREE'S DRIVE-INN SANDWICHES, DRINKS ICE CREAM Phone 5-4672 - �Compliments The Electric Shop of ... SALES and SERVICE HOOVER CLEANERS EMERSON TV and RADIO Meyers Service -Other Small AppliancesWHOLESALE AUTO PARTS 627 Texas Avenue 516 Fifth Avenue North Phone 5-6311 Texas City Phone 5-2262 Texas City Armature Works, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS FROM L. J. Elgin Truck and Equipment Contractor REWINDING and REBUILDING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SERVICING ALL MAKES 1121 Texas Avenue 801 Texas Avenue Phone 5-2251 Coastal TV and Appliance Co. 611 Seventh Avenue North - Phone 5-6868 Day: Phone 5-9791 Texas City, Texas Servicenter Drive In SANDWICHES and DRINKS VORNADO HOME-AUTO AIR CONDITIONING, TV APPLIANCES SALES - SERVICE Pick and Pay Super Market Phone 8-8247 BOB and LILLIAN HOLDER B. and GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING -·=·Texas Avenue .. At Fifth Street J. Motor Co. -·♦·- SEVEN BIG DEPARTMENTS IN ONE BIG STORE 714 Ninth Street North -···622 Texas Avenue Phone 5-2002 �Careers Unlimited In 1958 the scientists and engineers of America are becoming increasingly important to the progress of our nation. The demand for technically trained people has exceeded the supply for many years. All this means there is a place for you in the fields of science with a rewarding and well paid job. If you think you might fit into one of these fields, why not start now to investigate a career in science or engineering? Talk to your school counselor and technical men, write colleges and industries £or information. By making your choice now you can become a leader in the technical world of tomorrow. Monsanto MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY PLASTICS DIVISION TEXAS CITY, TEXAS �Bradshaw's Florists and Nurserymen Peterman Jewelry Company Phone 5-5601 405 Ninth Street North Formerly: MICHAELS JEWELERS TEXAS CITY WORLD-WIDE WIRE SERVICE Cable Address: "BRADFLO" "STINGAREES' FAVORITE JEWELERS" BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS From ... OF ... The Music Staff Humble Service Station Ninth and Ninth 618 Sixth Street North Phone 5-5581 Phone 5-7200 D. N. WILLLIAMS, JR. Congratulations, Seniors! Stansfield's Supply Matthews Amoco Service Station -·=·Phone 5-7428 • 821 Sixth Avenue North King's Jewelers WATCHES - DIAMONDS and GIFTS CAMERAS - SUPPLIES SHOWBOAT THEATRE BUILDING Texas City Phone 5-4581 Ph. 5-9401 1220 Sixth Street COMPLIMENTS OF ..... ROCK'S Variety and Gifts TEXAS CITY �TEXAS CI TY NATIONAL BA NI( 1907 1958 OVER FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE • Texas City, Texas • CAPH Al FUNDS __________________ $950,000.00 • " Member Federal Deposit In surance Corporation" �McGAR INSURANCE AGENCY BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS • • • "CONTINUOUS SERVICE • SINCE 1918" BAY-TEX LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. • • • TELEPHONE 5-4406 • • • • 311 Sixth Street North Texas City Texas City Congratulations and PFEIFFER ELECTRIC COMPANY Best Wishes to The Seniors! ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS BUSBEE'S FEED and HARDWARE Manager N. E. C. A. UNION ELECTRICIANS • • • "No Job Too Small or Too large FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE For Us" ~ FRANK CURRY, Manager 912 Texas Avenue falOIDAIII Phone 5-6881 701 Texas Ave. Phone 5-2051 Texas City, Texas Texas City �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Flowers Pharmacy Sally's Youth Center 613 Sixth Street North "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE" • • • • • • PHONE 5-7751 901 Fifth Avenue North Phone 5-6676 Texas City Pastry and Spudnut Shop • 813 Ninth Avenue North Compliments of . . . Smith's Barber Shop 619 Seventh Avenue North Texas City, Texas Phone 5-7131 URBON S. SMITH, Owner JAMES BLANKENSHIP and NOAH PAYTON, Barbers Phone 5-6822 JOE, The Shine Boy Guy Sewell's Mobil Service Station BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Mechanic on Duty and Road Service QUALITY MEN'S WEAR TIRES, BATTERIES, and ACCESSORIES • Corner of Sixteenth Avenue and Sixth Street Congratulations 1958 Seniors Gale's Beauty Salon NUSBAUM'S Phone 5-5462 606 Sixth Street North CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Mildred's Beauty Salon PERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Specializing in ... Air-Conditioned Salon 607 Sixth Street PERMANENT WAVING Phone 5-9031 AIR CONDITIONED SALON �TOMAX LUMBER COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Best Wishes DUB'S BOATS and MOTORS EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS SALES - SERVICE & PARTS -0- We Manufacture YELLOW JACKET, CABINETS AND ALL KINDS OF HOLMES, SMITHBARRY BUil T-IN FIXTURES MORPHEW BOATS -0- 702 Texas Avenue Phone 5-2371 1446 Texas Avenue Phone 5-5902 WAGNER ELECTRIC BEST WISHES SUPPLIES - TO THE SENIOR CLASS CONTRACTING - APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES From .... Member N. E. C. A. HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY • 422 Texas Avenue Box 1570 Day: Phone 5-2433 Night: Phone 5-2441 Texas City, Texas ZIP'S TRIM SHOP AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 915 Sixth Avenue North 826 Ninth Avenue North Texas City, Texas Phone 5-6872 CUSTOM MADE SEAT COVERS �Chapman-Brown Lumber Company CHAMBERS, Inc. • • • LUMBER - HARDWARE PAINT CEMENT 418 Sixth Street North Phone 5-4491 826 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texsa PHONE 5-2121 Bay Printers and Stationers The Sherwin-Williams Company * OFFICE SUPPLIES YOUR FRIENDLY PAINT AND COLOR CENTER Corner of Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street As About Our Color Styling Service .. . It's Free ! PHONE 5-9591 G. W. Hetherington JEWELER • • • Phone 5-2304 11 Sixth Street North Phone 5-7871 315 Sixth Street North Mayo W. Neyland Appliance and Gift Store GIFTS FOR THE HOME -0- 313 Sixth Street North Phone 5-9122 Texas City, Texas Modern Beauty Salon Anna's Flower Shop OFFERING COMPLETE "COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE BEAUTY SERVICE Including WORLD-WIDE WIRE SERVICE" 521 Seventh Street North • • • 620 Fourth Avenue North Phone 5-9631 TEXAS CITY, TEXAS Phone 5-6641 �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Moy the years ahead hold success and happiness for each of you in your chosen fields. TEXAS CITY RE.FINING, Inc. and its TANKER SUBSIDIARIES Texas, City, Texas PROCESSORS AND SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS �Mainland Bank & Trust Co. Best Wishes From Texas City BOSTICK'S RESTAURANT and TAP ROOM -0- A BOOSTER FOR THE HOME TOWN 3% ON SAVINGS "PRIVATE DINING ROOM" -0- Member F.D.l.C. -0- PAY BY CHECK Phone 3-3811 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1958 TEXAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY -0- Texas City, Texas La Marque, Texas �Congratulations Seniors! COMMUNITY DUNCAN ROSS and COMPANY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE PUBLIC -0- IT'S THE SERVICE SERVICE THAT COUNTS COMPANY -0- Texas City, Texas Compliments of . .. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From .. . MAINLAND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION PIC-N-PAC Phone 5-6262 921 Texas Avenue OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -0- -0- 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Texas City, Texas �Ivan will Go TO College ... Ivan Butinski has it made. He will finish high school and go off to college. He will, that is, if he knows what's good for him. Once in college he will study the courses he's ordered to, or else. Most probably he will be d i r e c t e d into a professional or scientific career. After finishing college it will be more of the same. AH work and little or no play. He will be told where to work, where to live, and, to a degree, what to do with his ' 1free" time. Ivan really has it made, his whole life is planned for him. You are at the same stage in life as Ivan, but in your case, it's different. American Oil Company You can decide for yourself whether or not to seek a college degree. Any field is open to you. Your choice, in this as in other matters, is limited only by your own desires and abilities. The rewards are equally limitless. Along with the tangible symbols of success, a new car, a fine home, and many conveniences, goes an even bigger reward: A sense of accomplishment. An educated man may feel, and rightiy so, that he is helping to protect and improve his country's way of life. Yes, Ivan has it made. He will succeed. Will you? �* FIRESTONE TIRES * MAYTAG WASHERS * ADMIRAL TV * PHILCO REFRIGERATORS Modern Cleaners 1111 Sixth Street North * * * May Supply Co. * * * PHONE 5-7611 Phone 5-2342 613 Sixth Street North P. 0. Box 871 Phone 5-2351 Loan Service Corporation 124 Sixth Street North COMPLIMENTS OF .. . Plantowsky~s Furniture Texas City • LOANS and FINANCING 814 TEXAS AVENUE Agee's Drugs Phelps Men's Shop T HE REXALL STORE -::-::-::- • 223 Sixth Street North 505 Sixth Street North Texas Ctty, Texas Phone 5-7444 Compliments of .. . Ann's Restaurant Mainland Laundry and Cleaners GOOD FOOD FOR PLEASED GUESTS Phone 5-4022 519 Fifth Avenue North ... Our Tradition ·•· 116 Sixth Street Texas City �Borden's Avenue Service Station -··-··-··- QU AL/TY PRODUCTS REASONABLY PRICED • HARVEY and PHYLLIS BORDEN 1130 Texas Avenue TROUTS Phone 5-9522 S PORTING Mainland Pharmacy GOODS -··-··-··"DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION -··-··-··SERVICE" -··-··-··- P. 0. Box 947 Phones 5-7473-74 Compliments of . . . South Texas Lumber Company Margarette's Beauty Salon MARGARETTE WILKS- LEE CRISP " EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHIN G" 629 Third Avenue North Texas City, Texas Compliments of ... Tot-To-Teen 713 Sixth Street We Specialize in . . . GIFTS and CLOTHING For TOTS Through TEENS MARYELLA GREEN-JOYCE JONES 518 Seventh Avenue North Phone 5-2525 Paramount Cleaners • 518 Seventh Avenue North Texas City, Texas Dial 5-2222 �What Is a Scientist? A poll among high school students last year revealed that many young people regard the scientist as an odd-ball who never gets any fun out of life. They think he is a man dedicated to hard work, has little sympathy, and has little or no family life. They do admire him for his selfless devotion to service. This concept is based on hazy knowledge and the Hollywood image of a scientist. Some scientists may be born, but most of them are made. They start with a basic inquisitiveness and a feeling for numbers. Then comes the challenge of a teacher who asks two new questions for every one he answers. There is the mental sweat of working out a quantitative analysis-and the glowing pride of being right, to the fourth decimal place. There are days and years of learning and study which silently dissolve in that magic moment when a new idea strikes. And then you have a scientist. Actually he is a man who looks like his fellow Americans around him. He usually marries early and has a bigger-than-average family. He is athletic, works up intense interest in hobbies, and works hard in church and community projects. In other words- a thoroughly desirable citizen: UNION CARBIDE CHEMICALS COMPANY Division of Union Carbide Corporation TEXAS CITY, TEXAS * * ���. 11111.,, I MML 00 0018138 I •' . ., ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1945</a>,  <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&amp;m=&amp;s=&amp;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 An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Moore Memorial Public Library Texas City Independent School District Texas City Museum Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource 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.” Physical Object An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The 1958 Stingaree Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1958 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff of 1958 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The Annual Staff of 1958 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Texas City, (Tex.) Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Galveston County (Tex.)