7 10 77 https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/4228c69d5ed07ec839d6c9f5b094cdc3.pdf 3d46d569430f0ba570e0236a634afa3f PDF Text Text History - Early Settlers Number Creator Title 1 Texas City Times 2 Date(s) Description Prominent Citizen Passes Away Article 12-4-1909 Texas City Times Old Days Recalled Article 11-25-1910 Discusses the life and death of Capt. Bernard Jacobson. Discusses a visit from the first school teacher in Texas City, Mrs. Julia C. Johns. 3 Texas City Times Death Claims Aged Minister Article 4-30-1990 4 Texas City Times Mrs. William Moore Article 6-25-1910 5 Texas City Times 3-11-1914 7 Honor To The Old Settlers Article Census list of 1906 gives Texas City - Mainland Sun interesting town review Article Mrs. Davison Relates History of Texas City Article 8 Wheless, W. O. (Galveston Daily News) 6 9 Format 21 Years in Texas City Article Texas City Pioneer Recalls Early Days Article 12-27-1927 n.d. Discusses the life and death of James S. Phillips. Discusses the life and death of Annie Grace Moore, wife of William Moore. Discusses the renaming of several streets after members of the Old Settlers' Club, Tarpey, coats, Davison, Wolin, Gonne, Whitney, Wilson, Moore. Printed a 1906 census of Texas City residents with hand notations of which settlers are deceased by 1927. 1986 Mrs. F. B. Davison's account of the beginnings of Texas City. Personal account of Wheless of the growth of Texas City over the last 21 years, includes locations and names of many early businesses, some families. 2 copies William Wiley, a resident in Texas City since 1895 recounts many of the developments and occurrences during his life. Letter to the editor informing of death of Texas City pioneer Zula Terry. 1951 Lol Shelton tells of several events of Texas City history she experienced as a telephone operator. 7-1-1943 10 Rogers, Chester Katzmark, Eva (Texas City Sun) Zula Terry a TC pioneer 11 Rust, Olga (Galveston Daily News) 12 Goodwin Don (Texas City Who Killed Ora Evans? Ballad Sun) of the Lonely Lawman Article and Image 2-25-1968 Discusses in suspenseful manner, the events of the unsolved shooting death of Texas City patrolman, Ora Evans in 1928. The News Citizen Article and Image 8-25-1966 Discusses Texas City founding history, includes early 1900s photos. 13 Veteran Telephone Operator Recalls Texas City History Myers Brothers' Dream Article Article 1948 1 �History - Early Settlers Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Daily Sun) Retiree remembers early Texas Article and City Image 3-5-1978 Annie Haile (photo included) tells about her life in Texas City and what she remembers of significant events or changes. 15 Texas City Sun Mrs. McClintock, City Pioneer Resident, Dies Here Today Obituary 7-30-1954 16 Texas City Daily Sun Joseph Francis Obituary 1-17-1971 Obituary for Mary Davison McClintock, includes some early history of life in Texas City. Obituary for Joseph Francis, includes some early history of life in Texas City. 18 McCullen, Patrice (Texas City Sun) McCullen, Patrice (Texas City Sun) Early life in TC included dealing Article and with rustlers image 1975 Profile: Old-timer recalls Texas City's ranching days Article 9-24-1975 19 Texas City Sun His, her hobby Image 9-24-1975 20 Texas City Sun Enjoying outside Image 9-24-1975 Texas City's founders Article and privateers, insisted Jean Lafitte Image 2-15-1976 History of Texas City with 1910 aerial photograph of town and Lts. Milling and Sherman in their plane at the Aero squadron camp. 22 Mabry, Merriworth (Texas City Sun) Viola H. Leining (Texas City Citizen) Viola H. Leining Obituary 1986 23 24 Texas City Citizen Texas City Sun Sesquicentennial Project August Osterholm Image Obituary 7-30-1986 9-12-1986 Influential citizens left mark Article 9-22-1991 School leaders Image 9-22-1991 Obituary for Viola H. Leining. Photo of August Osterhold, "old timer" being high lighted by the Texas City Ancestry Searchers looking for others that were residents in the town prior to 1912. Obituary for August Osterholm. Discusses some of the most influential people in Texas City's early history, includes names Blocker, Danforth, Fry, Moore, Campbell, Parr, Kohfeldt, Nessler, Walker. Photo accompanying article of C. M. Hopper, Levi Fry, Louise Renfrow, doe Hudson. 8-15-1999 Discusses the history of Texas City and the new book of images celebrating Texas City. 14 17 21 26 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Daily Sun) Mabry, Merriworth (Texas City Sun) 27 Mayo, Steve (Galveston Daily News) 25 Millennium book traces beginnings of Texas City Article Texas City resident tells some of the stories of early life in Texas City, some when it was Shoal Point, includes photo of Goedecke. Texas City resident tells some of the stories of early life in Texas City. Photo accompanying article of Velma Goedecke looking over candles she and her husband make. Photo accompanying article of Velma Goedecke sitting outside at her Texas City home. 2 �History - Early Settlers 28 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) 29 Images Birthday Party Invitation List 8-15-1999 document 9-13-1986 30 City of Texas City 31 Mabry, Merriworth City's 65th Birthday Luncheon document 9-11-1976 The Charles A. M. Strong Family document n.d. 32 Wilcox, Walter H. Texas City Citizens 33 34 35 36 37 Mrs. Elmo J. Pollock, Galveston County Historical commission Photos accompanying article of Mary Cain in front of the Davison home, one photo of just the Davison home. List of older residents invited to 75th jubilee. List of notable residents and "old timers" invited to 65th birthday luncheon. document n.d. History of the Strong family . Walter Wilcox writes to Marinel Parks to submit the Wilcox family history (included). (4pp.) Address list (with some family connections included) of invitees to the Texas City Old timers' Event. document n.d. Address list of Texas City Old Timers'. letter 7-9-1979 Old timers of Texas City document Feb 1979 Mary Cain's collection images maps 11-10-1983 Early settlers and history as remembered by Mrs. Bertha Dick Wetzel. (2 copies) Photocopies of 3 photos of early Texas City with notations of homes and businesses. Photocopies of various maps showing property owners in the Galveston Bay area from 1800s to early 1900s. 3 �History - Early Settlers 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/ed3f835e462b8f7602aa85f0f456f0f7.pdf 9b02b79690701ec51842d2ab5a6ecf92 PDF Text Text History -Mexican Consulate Number Creator 1 2 Title The Mexican Consulate at Texas City A History "Sociedad Mutualista Mexicana" (Mexican Mutual Society) Format Date(s) Society anniversary Article 3-11-1993 Document n.d. Document n.d. Description A transcription from a pamphlet giving the history of the Mexican Consulate in Texas City from 1904-1915. Information on the organization of the society, officers, and member list. Letter to the editor that provides a brief history of the Mexican Mutual Society. Image of Mexican Consulate building in Texas City early 1900s. (2 sizes, photocopies) 3 Ponce, Jesse (Texas City Sun) 4 Texas City Sun Mexican Consulate Image 9-11-1981 5 Texas City Times Mexican Consul Article 10-30-1909 6 Texas City Times Article 2-5-1914 7 Texas City Daily Times Article 2-15-1914 8 Texas City Daily Times Article 3-13-1914 Discusses the appointment of Genaro Ruiz Orosco as consul. Discusses Consul Ruiz's desire to make Texas City a direct port with Mexico. 9 Texas City Daily Times Consul De Alva to Leave Us New Mexican Consul Takes Up Duties Today Consul Ruiz Wants More Texas Business Mexican Colony's Mutual Association Article 3-24-1914 Discusses the organization of the Sociedad Mutualista Mexicana. Genaro Ruiz Orozco, Mexican Consul At Texas City Article & Image Article 3-30-1914 7-7-1914 Discusses the appointment of Salvador Martinez Alva as consul. Discusses the promotion and departure of Salvador Martinez Alva as consul. 10 11 Texas City Daily Times Texas City Daily Times 12 Texas City Daily Times Will hold Mexican Consulate Article 9-12-1914 13 Texas City Daily Times Texas City to Have Consulate Article 9-14-1914 Provides a biography and portrait photo of the newly appointed Mexican Consul. Discusses Consul Ruiz's move into new home. Discusses Consul Ruiz's refusal to recognize the new Mexican President, its abolition of his post, nor will he surrender the records of his office. Discusses Col H. B. Moore and the Texas City Board of Trade's plans to appeal to Mexican officials to maintain a consulate at Texas City's port. 14 Texas City Daily Times Consul Makes Statement Article 9-14-1914 Consul Ruiz's prepared statement explaining his position on the new Mexican administration and its abolition of his post. 1 �History -Mexican Consulate An Appreciation Of Services Well Done Consul Burns to Have Temporary Charge of Local Consulate Friends of Consul Lozano Intercede in His Behalf 15 Texas City Star 16 Texas City Star 17 Texas City Star 18 19 Texas City Daily Times Texas City Star 20 Texas City Star 21 Texas City Daily Times 22 Texas City Daily Times New Mexican Consul Has Arrived Texas City Star Consul Lozano may Become Consul in Chicago Feb. 1 23 Mexican Consulate Changes Article 1-2-1915 Discusses the possible departure of Consul J. F. Lozano. Article 1-20-1915 Discusses the appointment of Jaun J. T. Burns to Texas City. Article 1-21-1915 Discusses efforts to retain Consul Lozano in Texas City. Article Article 5-7-1913 11-9-1914 Ad 11-9-1914 Article 2-13-1914 Discusses transfer of consul Martinez de Alva to Rio Grande City, and Federico Mendoza y Viscaino of Brownsville will take his place. Society news of Consul Lozano making a trip to Galveston Advertisement that Mexican money can be purchased at the Mexican Consulate. Discusses arrival of new consul, Genaro Ruiz Orozco to replace Martinez de Alva. Article 9-28-1914 Discusses the arrival of Consul J. F. Lozano. Article 12-30-1914 Discusses the probable transfer of Consul Lozano to Chicago. Discusses a previous story ran by The Star about General Felix Diaz's disappearance and the possible involvement of a Revolution by Father Gill. Includes denial letters from Consul Lozano and Father Gil. 24 Texas City Star 25 Texas City Star Father Gill Denies That He Was sponsor for Details of Planned Revolution Article Diaz Lost to World Since He Disappeared From Here Tuesday Article 26 Galveston Tribune Carranza Busy with His Reply 27 Texas City Daily Times 1-15-1915 1-14-1915 Article 8-24-1915 Article 3-14-1914 Discusses disappearance of Felix Diaz and possible Mexican revolutionary movement originating in the U.S. Discusses Consuls Burns and Silliman's confirmations of no disturbances in Texas City and Galveston in relation to Mexican President Caranza's administration. Discusses Mexican Consul Genero Ruiz Orozco entertaining Wolvin Line Captain Oleson. 2 �History -Mexican Consulate 28 Texas City Daily Times 29 Texas City Daily Times Mexican consul Deplores Situation The Times printing does Spanish Job 30 Texas City Daily Times Consul Ruiz to Galveston 31 Texas City Daily Times 32 Texas City Daily Times Mexican Celebration Last Night A Success Article Texas City Star Famous Mexican Here Last Night 33 4-3-1914 Discusses Consul Ruiz's concern for the upheaval in Mexico, but gives his assurance that the Mexican colony in Texas City is not planning any American-based revolution. Discusses the new typeset purchased by the newspaper in order to accommodate jobs needed in Spanish. Discusses Consul Ruiz taking temporary charge of Galveston port in addition to Texas City since Consul Canuto Bulnes is on a health leave. Discusses the changing of Consuls from Martinez de Alva to Federico Mendoza y Viscaino at Texas City. Discusses program put on by the Mexican Colony to celebrate the defeat of the French anniversary. 1-13-1915 Discusses the arrival of General Felix Diaz to Texas City and Consul Lozano's statement that the visit is to plan a new revolt in Mexico. Article 4-24-1914 Article 5-16-1914 Article 7-15-1914 Article 5-9-1913 Article 3 �History -Mexican Consulate 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/a107a043ec71eed4b589f15183d2a45b.pdf a60f8698618356ff02e3b08679261724 PDF Text Text History - Miscellaneous Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 1 Texas City Daily Times Article 2-19-1914 2 3 4 Texas City Times Texas City Daily Times Texas City Daily Times To Beautify The City Texas City Co. Is Chartered With $1,370,000 Capital Article Article Article 8-2-1915 3-30-1914 3-30-1914 5 Texas City Daily Times Article 3-30-1914 6 Texas City Daily Times Article 2-28-1914 7 Texas City Daily Times Texas City Incorporated The Board of Trade Soon To Issue Book Some Tabloid Facts About Texas City Texas City, today a City of Progress, Five Years Ago a Small village… Along The Shores of Shoal Point and The Highlands Article 3-30-1914 8 Texas City Star 9 History of Texas City Article 1-1-1915 Article c1940 10 Texas City Sun Progress Edition Articles 1936 11 Texas City Sun 1938 12 Texas City Sun Progress Edition Articles Historical Sketch Consisting of Chronological Record of Growth and Development of Texas City During Past Half a Century Article 13 Article 10-31-1939 6-8-1941 Description Discusses the need for homeowners to plant trees and the city to provide uniform cement sidewalks. Discusses the charter granted to the Texas City Company. Discusses the achievements of the city in the past year. Provides twenty-five years of history for the city. Discusses the incorporation of the city, form of government adopted, first city officials and positions. Discusses "The Official Hand Book of Texas City" to be published by the Board of Trade A compilation of facts that will go into the Official Hand Book of Texas City. Discusses the progress of the city by examining each attribute, business, social, and municipal area. Discusses some of the first settlers, primarily the ranchers, farmers, and black pioneers. Multiple articles chronicling the history and progress of the city's development. Multiple articles chronicling the history and progress of the city's development. Historical Sketch Consisting of Chronological Record of Growth and Development of Texas City During Past Half a Century Discusses how the city has grown, H. B. Moore as the number one citizen, includes aerial photo of the docks area with city in background. 1 �History - Miscellaneous They Used to Hunt Ducks Around Texas City But Oil, Shipping and the War Have Changed All That Old Southern Hotel Being Demolished 14 Talmage, L.C. (The Houston Chronicle) 15 Texas City Sun 16 Stafford, I. G. (Galveston Texas City, Thriving, Industrial Daily News) Center, Envisions Future Article 8-15-1939 17 The News Citizen Article 8-25-1966 18 The News Citizen Article 8-18-1966 19 The Reporter Article Baker, Aaron (Texas City Sun) Cows Resist 1st Litter Rule Article Baker, Aaron (Texas City Life Follows Pattern Of Country Sun) During 1st years Article 10-1-1964 Discusses the history of the city, progress, and plans. Includes photos. Discusses the early history of Texas City's founding, includes photos. Discusses "grains of truth" in early promotional materials for Texas City. Discusses the history of Texas City. Article incomplete. Includes photo of the Southern Hotel. 4-24-1960 Discusses the history of Texas City, includes photos. 5-22-1960 Discusses the history of Texas City from 1912- 1926. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Myers Brother's Dream Early Texas City Promoters Claimed 'No Skeeters Here' Texas City Began As Fruit Ranch Article 6-8-1941 Discusses the advancements that Texas City has made in last 50 years. Article 1-7-1944 Discusses the history of the hotel. Dixson, Wally ( Texas City Little Known Facts About Texas Sun) City Revealed In Report Article Karankawa Indians Original Settlers of Texas City Area Galveston Daily News Article Cooper, jerry (Galveston Daily News) Doyle, Mary Ellen (Texas City Sun) Mabry, Meriworth (Texas City Sun) Texas City's Civic History Outlined: 1911 Till Today The People Who Led The Making of a City Our Heritage 3-14-1965 2-23-1969 Article 8-29-1971 Article 8-21-1966 Article 9-13-1974 Discusses municipal facts such as number of fire hydrants, miles of sewer pipes, park acreage, etc. Discusses early Texas City history (possibly only a partial article) Includes aerial photo of dike. Discusses Texas City history from 1911 to 1971, includes portrait photo of Mayor W. P. Tarpey, Sr. Discusses the notable accomplishments of each administration from 1911-1966. Column discussing how Hurricane Carla destroyed the 50th birthday celebrations for the incorporation of Texas City. 2 �History - Miscellaneous A Lighthouse and a Fruit Ranch Were The Humble Beginnings Of a City To Become Industrial Giant Article Much anticipated photo book goes on sale this week Looking back on city's earliest days Lowry Guided city through era of growth 70s brought diversity to TC city hall Article& Image 7-21-1999 Article 8-13-2001 Discusses early Texas City history focusing on the name. Article 9-9-2001 Article 2001 Army camp in Texas City Refineries and Texas City go hand-in-hand Sugar refinery in Texas City was short-lived War helps revitalize Texas City's economy Article 8-17-2001 Discusses the life and work of Mayor Emmett Lowry. Discusses the diversification that occurred in the municipal government. Discusses the short-lived army camp at Texas City, includes photo of 1915 hurricane damage. Article 8-20-2001 Discusses the history of oil refineries in Texas City. Article 8-24-2001 Discusses sugar refinery history in Texas City. 36 Lynch, Molly (Texas City Sun) Mabry, Meriworth (Texas City Sun) Moncla, Susie (Texas City Sun) Moncla, Susie (Texas City Sun) Moncla, Susie (Texas City Sun) Campbell, Collier (Texas City Sun) Ponce, Jesse (Texas City Sun) Campbell, Collier (Texas City Sun) A reprint of an earlier published article, discusses the early history of Texas City. Discusses the remains of a child in a water proof casket that repeatedly washed ashore at Shoal Point/Texas City during major hurricanes. (Includes photos of the Wetzel family and grave markers. Discusses the new picture book by Susie Moncla and Guss Campbell, "Texas City: Images of the Twentieth Century", includes photo of Campbell looking at published book. Article 8-26-2001 37 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) Fourth-grader presses to change city's name Article 3-2-2002 38 Raymondville Chronicle Little Girl Laid to Rest For and Willacy County News Fourth and Final Time Article 7-16-1997 Discusses WWII industrial growth in Texas City. Discusses the efforts of Travis Troutman to have Texas City's name reverted to original Shoal Point. Includes photo of Troutman with petition. Discusses the remains of a child in a water proof casket that repeatedly washed ashore at Shoal Point/Texas City during major hurricanes. 27 La Marque Times 28 Gogle, Sherry (Texas City Sun) Restless mystery remembered Article 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Aug 1957 10-7-1981 3 �History - Miscellaneous 4 �History - Miscellaneous 5 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/9ef198b41222b41068a6b0f9c60e6341.pdf 7ceaf6ad3dad7809813229fc7b283f4f PDF Text Text History - Narratives Number Creator Coleman, Bernice Whitney 1 Mabry, Meriworth (Moore Memorial Public 2 Library) Mabry, Meriworth (Moore Memorial Public 3 Library) Title Format Date(s) My Memories of Texas City Document 5-6-1972 Description Transcribed recollections of Mrs. Coleman that focus on the history of Texas City in the late 1800s and early 1900s. From Pirates to Petroleum The Story of Texas City, Texas Document Mar 1982 A brief history of Texas City from the mid-1800s to about 1970. Brief Summary of Texas City History Document 9-29-1975 A brief history of Texas City from the mid-1800s to about 1970. Letter Document c1970 Correspondence to Thomas Layman of Simon & Schuster in response for request of city's name etymology. Includes letter from Layman and a brief history of Texas City's name origins. A brief history of the Texas City - La Marque area from the 1500s to circa 1970. Texas City Heritage Tour Document 1970s Tour guide script or fact sheet for the Heritage Tour of Texas City. 7 Historical Background Document c1949 A brief history of the Mainland Company. 8 Texas City Port Document 1968 A brief history of the Texas City port. List of firsts and significance in Shoal Point/Texas City late 1800s to 1905. Photo copy of handwritten speech by Davison, presented at Civic Club meeting, providing an early history of the beginnings of Texas City. 4 Lowry, Emmett F. (Mayor of Texas City) 5 6 Hamilton, Margie 9 Jones, Christine Davison 10 Davison, Florence B. 11 #23 - History of Texas City LaMarque 11-6-1986 Document Speech by Mrs. F. B. Davison Document 1923 History of Texas City Reviewed Article 1923 12 Stuart, Ben C. (Galveston Daily News) Some Bridge History Article 13 Price, Mamie, et. al. Document c1949 History of Texas City 10-27-1907 Discusses the Civic club tea meeting, includes a summary of Florence Davison's speech on the early history of Texas City. Draft of article submission giving history on means of connecting Galveston Island to the Mainland. Copy of published article attached. Collection of histories written by Texas City residents Florence Davison, I. G. Stafford, George Dent, Mamie Price. 1 �History - Narratives 18 Dunbar, C. A. (The Reporter) Texas City, 1913, Recalled by Old Timer Article 10-1-1964 First hand account of what Texas City was like in 1913, includes photos. 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/44a9cdb37d8f709eaef9eb8890e82d2f.pdf 532d5e6dc4a775ca3a58b4d1f88e5417 PDF Text Text History - Publications Number Creator Title Format Benham, Priscilla (The Houston Review: History And Culture of The Gulf 1 Coast Texas City: Port of Opportunity Article 2 3 Petitfils, A. F. 4 Bass, Donald G., Larry Smith (College of the Mainland) 5 The Landsman 6 Texas City: A Historical, Economic, and Cultural Survey Report City by the Bay Tour Script A Study of community Influence and Leadership Report Texas City - La Marque…Hub of Mainland Article Date(s) Description 1988 History of Texas City with emphasis on railroad, shipping, and port activities. 9-25-1984 Spring 1996 August 1975 July 1996 Texas City, Texas Excerpt 1915 Texas City Excerpt post 1944 7 Galveston Community Book 8 The 'Turnout' Looking Back' Article 9 The Tangent Texas City and its Harbor Article 10 Tin Types Where We Live Article 11 Board of Trade Texas City, Texas map Survey of Texas City, includes map of Flood Protection Project 1982 progress. Tour guide script that includes historic and present data. Research study to determine the form of leadership typical in Texas City, identify the most influential leaders, impact and failures. Discusses history of Texas City and La Marque, includes photos. Promotional advert providing enticing reasons for living, working, or investing in Texas City. Brief history of city, describes major businesses. Brief history of Texas City, includes sketch of terminals and map of harbor. January 1960 An extensive description of Texas City as it is in 1912, includes statistics, photos. June 1912 A brief history of Texas City, includes sketch Galveston Bay view, November 1946 and photo Promotional map and information to encourage new residents and businesses to move to Texas City. 1915 1 �History - Publications 2 �History - Publications 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/097f96efd836ffa5cf26b530e9a7db90.pdf 4ab7bba9a080f2bd1b67b716eb9b2492 PDF Text Text History - Streets, Streetlights, Roads Number Creator 1 Texas City Times 2 Texas City Daily Times Title Preparing to Expend Half Million Dollars Designs Ornamental Street Light 3 Texas City Daily Times We Are Going To Have Street Lights Article 2-11-1914 4 Texas City Daily Times No More "North" and South" Article 3-11-1914 5 Texas City Daily Times 6 Texas City Daily Times Greater Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce 7 8 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) 9 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Names of Streets Changed Again Format Date(s) Article 4-9-1910 Article 2-5-1914 Article 5-14-1914 Seabrook Road About finished Article 8-25-1914 Traffic Statistics FM 1764 plan nearing start City renames Industrial Road Description Most of the front page is dedicated to articles on road legislation, construction. Discusses light post designed by R. B. Long and erected in front of his business on 8th Ave near 6th Street. Discusses plans to purchase and erect street post lights, mentions Mr. Guillemet of Texas City National Bank, R. B. Long of Long Supply Company, J. R. Campbell of Crystal Theater, and Carl Nessler. Discusses abolishing the north and south affixes to the avenues and changing the street names south of Texas Avenue to old settler's names. Discusses the repeal of a former city ordinance that renamed the avenues south of Texas Avenue and reverted back to the numbering system; culverts approved for 2 corners. Next section discusses upcoming erection of street signs on the corners. Discusses the completion of a road between Seabrook and Texas city and the petition for county funds to build a draw bridge over Clear Creek. Document 1974 Provides average 24 hour traffic volume on major thoroughfares of Texas City and La Marque from years 1967, 1970, and 1973. Article & Image 2-6-1986 Discusses the new highway project for FM 1764 to become a major thoroughfare with overpasses, includes photo of Mayor Emmett Lowry and Tom Pinkston holding project plans. 3-7-1996 Discusses briefly the name change of Inudustrial Road Attwater Avenue to signify one of the last remaining natural habitats of the endangered Attwater's Prairie Chicken. Article 1 �History - Streets, Streetlights, Roads 2 �History - Streets, Streetlights, Roads 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/fe41566e9436204a744d2963f37faa04.pdf 3c17c412e8dab9dd1d9a0ec56a1cfcd4 PDF Text Text History - Theaters Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 1 Texas City Times The Crescent Theatre Article 3-10-1911 2 Texas City Daily Times Crystal Garden Opens tonight Article 8-13-1914 3 Texas City Daily Times Jewel Theatre Opens Tonight Article 8-18-1914 4 Texas City Daily Times Dixie Airdome Opens Article 8-12-1914 5 Texas City Daily Times Big Match Wednesday Article 8-24-1914 Description Discusses the new theatre opening on Sixth Street, owners Dorsett and Sloman. Discusses the new addition of a refreshment garden to the theatre. Discusses the grand opening of the Jewel Theatre with silent film "The Spitfire", a comedy. Discusses the opening of the new open air theatre by J. E. Potter and the low ticket prices it will offer. Discusses the boxing match to be held at the Dixie Airdome theatre, includes advertisement on same page. 6 Texas City Daily Times Dixie Airdome Opens Tonight Article 8-11-1914 Discusses the opening night of the Dixie Airdome, formerly known as the Crystal, low prices, feature film, and vaudeville act. 7 Texas City Star Crystal Theatre Opening Tonight Article 2-4-1915 Discusses grand opening of motion picture theatre on Sixth Street between Seventh and Eight Avenues, owner J.R. Campbell. Texas City Daily Times Orpheum Theatre Opens Sunday Article 6-5-1914 Discusses the opening of the theatre, its cooling and ventilating system, dual projector system, manager is Mr. Gliot. Texas City Times The Barry Kids at the Royal Theatre Saturday and Sunday. Image 6-2-1911 Texas City Daily Times Crystal Theatre to Admit Ladies Free Article 5-27-1914 8 9 10 Visit The Orpheum Theater Advertisem ent 6-13-1914 11 Texas City Daily Times 12 Texas City Times Article 5-12-1911 13 Texas City Times Article 3-31-1911 Advertising photo of vaudeville act for Royal Theatre. Discusses Cystal Theatre Manager J.R. Campbell's contract for a fifteen week Lucile Love serial film and coupons for ladies to see first installment free. Advertisement for Orpheum Theater showing admission price, cooler than outside, no bugs or smoke, safe for ladies, prizes and presents for patrons. Discusses the three film reels being shown, record breaking attendance at the Royal Theatre. Discusses Royal Theatre manager building sidewalks and an awning. 1 �History - Theaters 14 Texas City Times The Crescent Theatre 15 Galveston County C. W. Sloman against Dorsett & Sloman Mechanical Lien Document 4-3-1911 16 Texas City Times New Theatre Opened Article 3-17-1911 17 Texas City Times Baby Eileen Image 3-17-1911 18 Texas City Times New Vaudeville Theatre Article 2-24-1911 19 Texas City Times New Show to Open Article 3-3-1911 20 21 Texas City Times Texas City Times Airdome Theatre Being Built Article Article 2-17-1911 12-9-1910 22 Texas City Times Article 11-4-1910 23 Texas City Times Article 8-26-1910 Article 2-7-1993 Image Article & Image 2-7-1993 24 25 26 27 28 Moving Picture Show Lora Bernard (Galveston Daily News) Sunken ship Stotts, Jim (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Curtain to drop on Showboat Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Don’t roll credits just yet… Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Still Standing Article 3-10-1911 Discusses new Crescent Theatre on Sixth Street and opening day festivities. Lien showing list of materials and costs for improvements on theatre. Discusses the successful opening of the theatre and lists some of the acts. Advertisement of child vaudeville act at the Crescent Theatre. Discusses the building of a theatre on Sixth Street by C. T Sloman and Neb Dorsett. Discusses opening plans for new picture theatre owned by Theodore Dorsett and Charles Sloman. Discusses construction for new airdome theatre on First Ave. North by H. Bourinot and C. A. Bartsch. Advertising snippet promoting Royal Theatre. Discusses progress leading to opening of O'Donnell's Picture Theatre (Royal Theatre) and Children's store inside. Discusses purchase of lots on Sixth Street by Jacob O'Donnell to construct a theatre. 1-29-1994 Discusses the dilapidated state of the abandoned Showboat Theater and provides history. Photo accompanying article of damaged Showboat Theater marquee. Discusses possibility of Showboat Theater demolition, includes 1949 photos of theater's construction. Article 4-13-1995 Discusses the halt in plans to demolish the Showboat Theater due to costs to abate asbestos and public interest in restoration. Image 4-13-1995 Image of Showboat sign. 2 �History - Theaters 31 Menchaca, Paul (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Ponce, Jesse (Texas City Sun) 32 Lynch, Molly (Texas City Sun) 29 30 Movie producer selects Texas City as site to shoot feature film Article 10-4-1998 10-4-1998 Showboat is a Showplace Image Article & Images Celebration, fund raiser Article & planned for Showboat Theater Images 8-22-1999 4-18-1999 Discusses the upcoming film production by Kermit Christman and William Katt to be filmed in Texas City. Photo accompanying article of Showboat Theater, one of the film's locations. Full page spread images and history of Showboat Theater. (original and photo copies) Discusses 50th anniversary celebrations for the Showboat Theater being held by the Save Our Showboat group. Includes photos of sign and 1949 grand opening crowd. Discusses Save Our Showboat group's plea for volunteers and donations to restore the Showboat Theater. Includes photo of theater sign. 34 Lynch, Molly (Texas City Sun) SOS seeks volunteers Pruitt, Clarissa (Texas City Sun) SOS inches closer to goal 35 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 36 Mayo, Steve (Galveston Daily News) 37 Frugé, Nicole (Galveston Saving the Showboat Daily News) Image 6-9-1999 38 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Image 4-25-1999 Photo accompanying article of Mayor Doyle in front of the Showboat Theater. Photo of College of the Mainland's Jazz Band performer Sparky Koernerg in front of the Showboat Theater to help raise funds to save the theater. 5-13-2000 Discusses Save Our Showboats group's renewed efforts to restore the theater after engineer's report states it needs to be demolished. Includes photo of Showboat marquee and sign. 33 39 Lora-Marie Bernard (Texas City Sun) City discusses way to restore old theater Sparky Showboats Article & Images 5-10-1999 Article 4-26-1999 Image 4-26-1999 Discusses Save Our Showboats group's fund raising event. Photo accompanying article of College of the Mainland's Jazz Band performing in front of the Showboat Theater to help raise funds to save the theater. Article 6-9-1999 Discusses Mayor Chuck Doyle's confidence that the Showboat Theater can be restored. Showboat group not giving up Article & despite engineering report Image 3 �History - Theaters New life for the Showboat Article & image 5-1-2000 Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Garza: Time running out on Showboat Theater decision Article 5-25-2000 Image 7-13-2000 Beginning of the end; First piece of Showboat dismantled Article 7-13-2000 Showboat to be razed Article 7-12-2000 So long Showboat Article 9-7-2000 Image Cleanup of Showboat Theater begins Article 9-7-2000 48 Lora-Marie Brinly (Texas City Sun) Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) Lora-Marie Brinly (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Lora-Marie Brinly (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Image 2-8-2000 Discusses the dismantling of the Showboat Theater. Discusses decision by city to demolish the Showboat Theater building. Discusses the history of the Showboat Theater, its demolition, and resident reactions to its demise. Photo accompanying article of front loader knocking down the walls of the Showboat Theater building. Discusses the asbestos cleanup of the theater to allow engineers to safely assess the feasibility of restoration. Photo accompanying article of asbestos abatement of Showboat Theater. 49 Lora-Marie Bernard (Texas City Sun) 7-19-2001 Discusses the Showboat Pavillion Project. 7-19-2001 Photos accompanying article showing officials pitching the first shovels of dirt for the groundbreaking of the Showboat Pavillion, and attendees looking at project's artist rendering. 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 50 51 52 Lora-Marie Bernard (Texas City Sun) Discusses upcoming meeting by city and economic development committee to discuss whether the Showboat Theater needs to be demolished, or if any part can be saved. Includes photo of marquee and sign. Discusses the options being considered for the preservation of all or parts of the Showboat Theater from interview with Mayor Carlos Garza. Photo accompanying article of Texas City public works dismantling Showboat Theater sign and Marquee. Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Lora-Marie Brinly (Texas City Sun) Lora-Marie Bernard (Texas City Sun) City breaks ground on $556,713 pavilion honoring old Showboat Article Images TC devotes $75,000 to Showboat demolition Article Texas City EDC approves funds for Showboat repairs Article 2-8-2000 7-19-2000 1-19-2000 Discusses possible demolition of the Showboat Theater. Discusses Texas City Commission approval of asbestos abatement for the Showboat Theater. 4 �History - Theaters 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) First steps Lora-Marie Bernard (Texas City Sun) Lora-Marie Bernard (Texas City Sun) Johnson: Showboat a lost cause Asbestos gone, Showboat work progresses Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Lora-Marie Brinly (Texas Demise of Showboat puzzles City Sun) some merchants Showboat Pavilion Grand Opening City of Texas City Showboat Theater Image 1-19-2000 Article 6-8-2000 Article 3-8-2000 Image 3-8-2000 Article 7-23-2000 Photo accompanying article of asbestos abatement workers carrying supports out of the Showboat Theater building. Discusses merchant's reactions to demolition of Showboat Theater. Program 4-5-2002 Grand opening event program. Document c2000s Photo accompanying article of the Showboat sign and Marquee. Discusses Commissioner Dedrick Johnson's acknowledgement hat the Showboat Theater cannot be saved. Discusses the completion of the asbestos cleanup and the next step in the quest to save the Showboat Theater. Summary timeline of Showboat Theater with collection of supporting documents and articles. Author points out errors. 5 �History - Theaters 6 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/ed5d587a9ad3fd786e2a71bcf0ca3617.pdf f14d573ff0dc67771ea457da243fc93f PDF Text Text History - Transportation Number Creator Title 1 Texas City Times 2 Date(s) Motor Car in commission Format Article & images Texas City Times Motor Car Installed Article 8-23-1912 3 Texas City Times The Interurban Plans Complete Article 3-26-1910 4 Texas City Daily Times 8-9-1913 5 Texas City Daily Times Terminal Car is Back on the Job Article No Motor Service For Fourteen Days Article 6 Texas City Times Street Car Line to be Built Article 7 Texas City Times Article 8 Texas City Daily Times Street Car Line Is Assured! First Trolley Car in Texas City Makes Run Discusses two-week halt in service while terminal car is serviced. Discusses the passage of an ordinance permitting a street car system 6-14-1912 franchise. Discusses the impending street car franchise and construction of the 11-15-1912 line. Article 8-30-1913 9 Texas City Times 1-5-1912 10 Texas City Times 11 Texas City Times Motor Car Service Reduced 2 Trips New Motor Car Built Here Is Now In Service Article 12 Texas City Times Interurban Service Article 14 Texas City Times Suburban Train Article 15 Texas City Times Photo of the type of motor car used by the Texas City Traction Co. 16 Texas City Times Interurban Ticket Office Image 12-9-1910 Advertisem ent 1-12-1912 17 Texas City Times Hurrah! Cars Running! Article Discusses the first day of service for the Texas City Street Railway. Article Article 8-23-1912 Description Discusses the new motor car purchased for the Texas City Terminal Company, includes photo. Discusses Texas City boosters taking trips to Houston and Galveston on the new interurban rail service. Discusses the start of construction for the first interurban rail line between Galveston and Houston with a stop in Texas City. Discusses repairs needed for a portion of the rails, issues with dust, and maintenance to railcar. 7-29-1913 Discusses pilot run of trolley car with R. M. Orth as Motorman. Discusses briefly the coming of electric street cars for Texas City in 1912. Discusses a change in rail services to reflect public usage and eliminate waste. 3-2-1917 Discusses new gasoline motor car added to the Terminal Railway Co's 8-10-1917 passenger and mail service. Discusses the impending interurban car system connection with 12-22-1911 Houston-Galveston line. Discusses the start of suburban train service to the port, docks, and 8-26-1910 industrial area of Texas City. 9-1-1913 Advertisement for round-trip tickets Texas City to Galveston. 1 �History - Transportation 18 Texas City Times Texas City Street Railway Co. 19 Texas City Daily Times Keener, Jo. L. (Texas City Daily Sun) Ivan Walker (Texas City Daily Sun) Galveston Houston Electric co. Motor Car Schedule 20 21 22 Trolley Cars Oldtimers Recall Texas City Trolley Car System Advertisem ent 10-4-1913 Advertisem ent 1-25-1918 Texas City Street Railway schedule and a notice about a second temporary schedule to accommodate army and civilians after heavy rains in he interior of Texas caused delays and cancellations. Schedule and connections for the motor car service. Image 7-11-1965 Photo of a painting of Sixth Street c1912. Article 7-11-1965 Discusses the streetcar system through the remembrances of oldtimers. 1914 Map of the Galveston Houston Electric Co. rail lines and stations. Galveston Houston Electric co. Map 2 �History - Transportation 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/4fa77136084d5b25032393ee0c257be5.pdf 7c837eaaf4a06654bcc0d21549b379e4 PDF Text Text Hospitals - Columbia Mainland Medical Center Number Creator Title Format Mainland Medical Center to open new skilled nursing unit Columbia Mainland Medical Center Columbia redo Discusses newly renovated skilled nursing unit at Mainland Medical Article 12-14-1995 Center. Ad suppleSupplement insert promoting Columbia Mainland Medical Center, ment includes articles and photos. 1995 Photos accompanying article of outside of hospital post renovations and expansion. Image 6-2-1997 Hospital completes $10.1 million renovation, upgrade Article 6-2-1997 For sale Image County may exercise option to sell hospital Article 6-8-1998 6 Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Sun) Sobhani, Bahram mark (Texas City Sun) Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Sun) 7 Thompson, Carter (Galveston Daily News) County exercises option to sell medical center Article 1 Texas City Sun 2 Galveston Daily News Sobhani, Bahram mark (Texas City Sun) 3 4 5 Date(s) 6-8-1998 Discusses the multi-million dollar expansion and renovations made to Columbia Mainland Medical Center. Photo accompanying article of Columbia Mainland Medical Center entrance. Discusses county commissioners' option to sell Columbia Mainland Medical Center. 6-9-1998 Discusses county commissioners' decision to sell Columbia Mainland Medical Center. Image 6-9-1998 Photo accompanying article of Columbia Mainland Medical Center entrance. Article Image 11-30-1998 Discusses decision of County to sell Columbia Mainland Medical Center. Discusses opening of new wing of private rooms at Columbia Mainland 8-10-2001 Medical Center. Photo accompanying article of ribbon cutting of new wing of private 8-10-2001 rooms at Columbia Mainland Medical Center. 1-14-2002 11 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Menchaca, Paul (Texas City Sun) O'Hare, Reagan (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) On the block County will outright sell MMC to Columbia Hospital features private rooms Mainland Medical Opens New Wing 12 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) Mainland Medical Center set for $8 million expansion Article 13 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Hospital expansion will add 60,000 square feet to MMC Article and images 1-15-2002 8 9 10 Description Article Discusses expansion project for Mainland Medical Center. Discusses ground breaking for Mainland Medical Center expansion project , includes photos. 1 �Hospitals - Columbia Mainland Medical Center 14 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Officials break ground on major MMC expansion 15 Thompson, Carter (Galveston Daily News) Hospital officials say building DOA 16 17 18 19 20 Texas City Sun Gillentine, Kristy (Texas City Sun) Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Kristy (Texas City Sun) Article and images 2-26-2002 Discusses ground breaking for Mainland Medical Center expansion project , includes photos. Article Discusses expansion project for Mainland Medical Center being dropped due to lease contract clauses. 4-16-2002 Mainland Medical Center celebrates 50 years 1952-2002 Newspaper 5-22-2002 Special section of newspaper includes timeline of significant events, photos, and articles. (original and photo copy) Alexander to lead MMC Discusses new Mainland Medical Center CEO, Dean Alexander. Rezoning clears way for MMC expansion New MMC CEO has big plans for hospital Nationally-Ranked Healthcare…Right Here At Home Article 6-23-2002 Article 7-6-2002 Article 7-13-2002 Advertisem ent 3-23-2003 Advertisement for Mainland Medical Center providing statistics and photos. Article Discusses Mainland Medical Center's readiness for a chemical attack. 21 Galveston Daily News Gillentine, Kristy (Texas City Sun) 22 MMC tower brought down Ray, Lisa (Texas City Sun) Sunday Article and images 11-4-2003 23 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Image 24 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) 25 26 Hospital gears up for war Open House Hospital shows off new facilities Mainland Medical accepts Ray, Lisa (Texas City Sun) Aetna Robotic pharmacy helps improve accuracy Texas City Sun Discusses County Commission public hearing to rezone hospital property to allow for the construction of a professional building. Discusses Mainland Medical Center's CEO, Dean Alexander's background and plans for the facility. Article Article Article 3-27-2003 7-9-2003 Discusses Mainland Medical Center's water tower being demolished after years of non-use. Photo accompanying article of Mainland Medical Center administration portraying the Village People dancing to "YMCA" during open house festivities. Discusses grand opening of new medical office building for Mainland 7-9-2003 Medical Center. Discusses agreement between Mainland Medical Center and Aetna, 12-20-2003 which affects local industry employees. Discusses the addition of a new automated and computerized drug 2-25-2004 dispensing system at Mainland Medical Center. 2 �Hospitals - Columbia Mainland Medical Center 27 Texas City Sun Mainland Medical cutting adult psych services Article 28 Schladen, Marty (Galveston Daily News) Mainland Medical info on stolen computers 29 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) Planning ahead 30 Paschenko, Chris (Galveston Daily News) Article Image Staying open through storms a goal for Mainland's CEO Article 5-26-2004 Discusses choice of Mainland Medical Center to focus on geriatric psychiatric care and discontinue general adult inpatient psychiatric services. 8-26-2006 Discusses theft of Mainland Medical Center computers which had patient information, including social security numbers on them. Photos accompanying article of Mainland Medical Center CEO Rob 12-16-2009 Heilfner and employees Irma Robinson, Kristi Pickle. Discusses Mainland Medical Center CEO Heifner's plan to install backup systems that will allow hospital to function without city water and 12-16-2009 electricity. 32 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) Easing burdens Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Patients can get nonurgent Sun) care at center instead of ER 33 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) Question and Answer Image 8-2-2009 34 Galveston Daily News The New Boss Article 8-2-2009 35 Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Sun) Mainland Medical to merge with Clear Lake facility Article 1-13-2011 Photo accompanying article of Rob Heilfner, new CEO of Mainland Medical Center. Question and Answer interview with new Mainland Medical Center CEO Rob Heilfner. Discusses Mainland Medical Center merger with Clear Lake Regional Medical Center in order to allow HCA licensing to be extended over both facilities. 36 Cashion, Paula (Galveston Daily News) Article 6-12-2012 Discusses the dedication of Mainland Medical Center's pathology lab and choice to name it in honor of Dr. Herman Koester. 37 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Images 6-12-2012 Photos accompanying article lab workers and lab equipment. 31 all in The name Images 8-10-2009 Photo accompanying article of Mainland Medical Center non-emergency care center employees on the job. Article 8-10-2009 Discusses the new non-emergency center at Mainland Medical Center. 3 �Hospitals - Columbia Mainland Medical Center 4 �Hospitals - Columbia Mainland Medical Center 5 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/828ccbe7f476332a5dd91d7128142a06.pdf b44e00e7230104eb97f092650905671a PDF Text Text Hospitals - Danforth Number Creator 1 Blocker Junior High School Student Title History Fair Project on The manuDanforth Hospital in Texas City script 5 Kelly, Shannon (Danforth Hospital Community Relations) AMI Danforth Memorial Hospital Danforth Memorial Hospital Danforth Memorial Hospital 6 OCAW Local 4-449 7 unknown Our future is in our hands! Danforth Memorial Hospital The Old… Texas City Sun Frank Nott Danforth TC's First physician doctored by bicycle 11 Fitzgerald, Scott (Galveston Daily News) Brinly, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) The human touch makes a difference Official: TC not on hook in Danforth foreclosure 12 Texas City Daily Sun 13 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 2 3 4 8 9 10 Format Date(s) Description 2-22-1976 Provides the history of Danforth hospital, includes brief biography of Drs. Danforth, includes photos. Thank you note to Susie Moncla of Moore Memorial Public Library for loaning old photos to Danforth Hospital to use during its 40th anniversary. Danforth Hospital Note 1987 Danforth Hospital Directory c1980s-90s Directory of services and programs for Danforth Hospital. Danforth Memorial Hospital Booklet Newsletter 1977 Aug/Sept 1984 Pamphlet 1993 image n.d. pamphlet 7-16-1938 sketch of hospital Funeral program providing biography and portrait of Frank Danforth. (2 copies of biography section) Article 9-30-1988 Discusses the history of Frank Danforth as Texas City's first doctor. Article 6-3-1992 Danforth Hospital PRIDE Booklet of information for inpatients of hospital. Employee newsletter. Election propaganda urging area hospital employees to vote for OCAW Local 4-449 to be their bargaining representative. Discusses the contributions of the Danforth Hospital Volunteer Auxiliary. Discusses the foreclosure of Danforth Gardens, a facility that bought the closed down Danforth Hospital building. Article 8-4-2000 Discusses Danforth Hospital's administrator, Richard Nye's appointment Article and to the Board of Directors of the Greater Houston Hospital Council. Administrator named to board image 10-18-1979 Includes photo of Nye and James Lassiter. Photo accompanying article of J. W. O'Bryant and Adriana Maruri at the dedication of the Maruri Conference Center at the Danforth Hospital in Maruri Honored Image 9-9-1992 memory of Dr. Carlos Maruri, Jr. 1 �Hospitals - Danforth 14 Texas City Sun Late TC doctor honored Article 9-9-1992 Discusses the dedication of the Maruri Conference Center at the Danforth Hospital in memory of Dr. Carlos Maruri, Jr. 15 Galveston Daily News Dr. Clarence Quinn Obituary 7-31-1983 Obituary for Danforth hospital founding partner, Dr. Clarence Quinn. 16 Betts, Ted (Texas City Sun) Danforth to open sleep study center, new surgery area Article 12-1-1984 Discusses new sleep study center. 17 18 Texas City physician C. F. Quinn Article and dies Texas City Sun image 7-31-1983 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City EPIC to close Danforth ER on Sun) Sept. 30 Article 8-31-1993 19 20 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News 21 Texas City Sun 22 Galveston Daily News Hospitals make healthy neighbors' Eating disorder center Employees to be major stockholders: Danforth sold to new company Danforth Hospital offers wide variety of services 23 Texas City Sun A healthy mainland is Danforth's main goal 24 Galveston Daily News 25 26 27 Texas City's Danforth Hospital in 41st year Danforth enumerates improvements Texas City Daily Sun Dimitri, Dale (Texas City TC likely to issue bonds for Sun) project TC's Danforth Hospital about to change hands Texas City Sun Discusses the life of Dr. C.F. Quinn. Includes portrait. Discusses the reasons for eliminating emergency services at Danforth Hospital. Article and image 5-11-1986 Article 5-11-1986 Discusses 80 years of Danforth Hospital history. Includes portrait of Dr. Frank Danforth. Discusses new eating disorder awareness hour and center. Article 5-12-1988 Discusses sale of Danforth to an employee stock ownership plan company. Article n.d. Discusses history, services of Danforth hospital. Article and image 7-3-1986 Discusses the advancements and improvements made to Danforth facilities, includes photo of building. Article and image 2-28-1988 Article 4-6-1978 Article 5-15-1996 Discusses Danforth's history and current services and facilities. Includes photo of therapist Brenda Herrea assisting patient Loretta Wheaton. Discusses improvements and achievements for Danforth Hospital 19771978. Discusses possible funding for reopening Danforth Hospital as a geriatric facility. Article 10-2-1988 Discusses sale of Danforth to Epic Healthcare Group. 2 �Hospitals - Danforth 28 29 30 31 Betts, Ted (Texas City Sun) TC hospitals' images get marketing surgery You Are Invited To Attend…....Open House of the new Danforth Memorial Texas City Daily Sun Hospital Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Danforth Hospital could open Sun) doors again. Danforth celebrates 40th birthday Texas City Sun 32 33 34 When Seconds Count Fowler, Monty (Galveston Daily News) Texas City Sun Employees to buy Danforth Danforth Hospital Now Completed For Full-Time Service To City Article 5-21-1984 Discusses changes in healthcare and marketing those changes by the hospitals. Newspaper 12-22-1974 Special section with articles and images of the new Danforth Hospital. Discusses possible funding for reopening Danforth Hospital as an Article 5-14-1996 Alzheimer's facility. Special section with articles and images of the new telemetry Newspaper 11-8-1987 equipment and cardiac unit at Danforth Hospital. Newspaper 4-22-1984 Special section with articles and images of the new Danforth Hospital. Article Discusses sale of Danforth to an employee stock ownership plan company. 5-12-1988 Article and image 6-1-1947 Discusses opening of new hospital, includes photo of building. 3 �Hospitals - Danforth 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/df22def10ad7504875a269d16b717af6.pdf d05d29fc848099ec65add24075bfd450 PDF Text Text Hospitals - Galveston County Memorial Hospital (Mainland Hospital) - 1947-1976 Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 4 Saturday's Election May Bring Texas City Sun Picture To Reality 2 One-Million Dollar Projects Set for City Texas City Sun Casey Named Staff Chief at New Hospital Galveston Daily News Hospital Dedication Today: Voss, Mayme (Galveston County Unit Most Modern In Daily News) Southwest 5 Waring, Pat (Galveston Daily News) Questions Asked, Answered On Bond Issue For Hospital Article 8-30-1959 6 Galveston Daily News County Judge Pleased With Hospital Program Progress 8-23-1961 7 Galveston Daily News County Hospital Celebrates At Article and Open House image 6-4-1962 8 Galveston Daily News 9 Galveston Daily News 10 Galveston Daily News 11 Texas City Daily Sun 12 Texas City Daily Sun 1 2 3 Article and image 8-22-1947 Article 1-31-1950 Article 8-24-1951 Article and image 4-27-1952 Article Image 9-22-1962 Connally To Dedicate Hospital, Article and Make Major Speech image 3-15-1964 Galveston County Memorial Hospital Section Newspaper 3-15-1964 County Hospital Faces Problem Of Success Article Hospital celebrates 25th anniversary Article 1-31-1971 9-28-1977 Description Discusses the county hospital that will be built on the mainland if the bond passes. Includes artist sketch of proposed hospital building. Discusses bids for construction of new county hospital to be built in Texas City. Discusses appointment of Dr. Robert E. Casey as chief of staff for new Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Discusses the grand opening activities, includes photos of administrative staff. Discusses bond proposal to expand Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Discusses new programs and system management methods introduced by George Fleming, the new administrator of Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Discusses events of the 10th anniversary open house for Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Includes photo of hospital employees. Photo of expansion progress on the Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Discusses dedication of Galveston County Memorial Hospital's new wing by Governor John Connally. Includes image of architect's Drawing. Special 4 page section with articles, ads, and images to commemorate the new wing on the hospital. Discusses the growth of the hospital since inception and a new study being conducted to determine feasibility of another expansion for Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Discusses Galveston County Memorial Hospital's plan for celebrating its 25th anniversary. 1 �Hospitals - Galveston County Memorial Hospital (Mainland Hospital) - 1947-1976 15 Galveston Daily News 16 Texas City Daily Sun Discusses the health fair that will be a part of the celebrations for Galveston County Memorial Hospital's 25th anniversary. Photo accompanying article of Galveston County Memorial Hospital staff demonstrating an electrical circular bed in preparations for the 11-6-1977 25th anniversary health fair. Part of the fair Image Discusses the first heliport located at a hospital in Texas was built by County Memorial Hospital Article and Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Includes photo of helipad with Built The First Heliport In Texas image 11-10-1977 helicopter and medical response team. Discusses 25th anniversary celebrations and some history of the Hospital sees 25th year Article 11-11-1977 Galveston County Memorial Hospital. Article is incomplete. 17 Texas City Daily Sun Staff celebrities 13 14 County hospital set for anniversary Article 11-6-1977 Image Photo accompanying article of Galveston County Memorial Hospital 11-11-1977 staff cutting a cake for the 25th anniversary celebrations. 2 �Hospitals - Galveston County Memorial Hospital (Mainland Hospital) - 1947-1976 3 �Hospitals - Galveston County Memorial Hospital (Mainland Hospital) - 1947-1976 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/5c24b40be2322b4c013659916bff21bf.pdf 6235e2f100a9139bfed894a24d2551d3 PDF Text Text Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1984-1989 Number Creator Title Format 1 Texas City Daily Sun Memorial Hospital changes name to reflect new image Article and Image 12-7-1984 2 Galveston Daily News Article and image 2-28-1988 3 Texas City Sun 4 Texas City Sun BirthCare Center provides personalized care, comfort MCH: Your full health care facility. The art and science of medicine 5 Galveston Daily News Mainland Center Hospital offers three new concepts in health care Article 2-28-1988 6 Stengler, Jack (Galveston Daily News) Memorial Hospital renamed Article 12-7-1984 7 Stengler, Jack (Galveston Daily News) First memorial baby Image 12-7-1984 8 Kirkpatrick, Joel (Galveston Daily News) Mainland hospital alive and well Article and Image 8-27-1987 9 Bauer, Pandora (Galveston Daily News) MCH administrator Mark Meier resigns Article The Mainland Extra Women's center opens at Mainland Article and image 8-6-1987 10 Date(s) Description Discusses the name change of Memorial Hospital of Galveston County to Mainland Center Hospital to try to prevent people from assuming it was a charity hospital or associated with the Memorial system in Houston. Incudes photo of hospital. Article 7-30-1986 Discusses new BirthCare Center at Mainland Center Hospital. Includes photo of new room at center. Discusses the improvements MCH has made in recent years. Article is incomplete. Image 7-30-1986 Photo accompanying article of hospital building. Discusses new practices MCH is employing: shared technology, mobile equipment, and installations to accommodate mobile units. Discusses the name change of Memorial Hospital of Galveston County to Mainland Center Hospital and what new programs the hospital has to offer. Photo accompanying article of Dorothy Marie Tayor and her mother Lily Hays. Dorothy was the first baby born in the hospital in 1952 and returned to attend the renaming event. Discusses MCH's financial well-being. Includes photo of Ed Jay Smith, chief executive officer and president. Article is incomplete. Discusses resignation of Mainland Center Hospital's administrator, Mark 10-24-1985 Meier. Discusses the new services offered pregnant women and new mothers. Includes photo of ribbon cutting for the new birthing center. 1 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1984-1989 Ground broken for MCH expansion 12 Fowler, Monty (Galveston Daily News) Cruz, Jim (Galveston Daily News) 13 14 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News 15 Galveston Daily News Mainland Center grows in '88 Future lifesavers Mainland Center Hospital offers new services 17 Galvan, Victor (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) $600,000 settlement finalized in MCH lawsuit Article County to audit hospital project books Article 18 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Commissioners rap MCH City Sun) administration Article 19 Kirkpatrick, Joel (Galveston Daily News) Article and Image 5-9-1989 20 11 Article 5-31-1987 Image 5-31-1987 Discusses the groundbreaking celebrations and the plans for expansion of Mainland Center Hospital. Photo accompanying article of the groundbreaking for expansion of Mainland Center Hospital. Article and Image 2-26-1989 Image 2-26-1989 Discusses the many improvements and new programs of MCH. Includes photo of President Edward J. Smith. Photo accompanying article of CPR students at MCH. article 5-10-1987 Discusses new services being offered by Mainland Center Hospital. 2-15-1989 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Article and City Sun) Tax bailout for MCH: $950,000 Image 5-13-1989 Discusses lawsuit settlement for Dr. James Parker. Discusses Galveston County Commissioners' call for audit on Mainland Center Hospital's expansion project. Discusses the complaint by the Galveston County Commissioners complain about Mainland Center's transparency on progress of renovation project. Discusses accusations of Mainland Center Hospital President Ed Harris that a county commissioner is in league with a local newspaper in a smear campaign, spreading rumors, while admitting to financial blunders on the hospital's part. Includes image of county commissioner Eddie Barr. Discusses county tax dollars will be used to pay Mainland Center hospital's bond for renovations. Includes photos of Billy Jack Pegues and Judge Ray Holbrook. 21 MCH renovation plans may be Gillentine, Cathy (Texas revised: Smith $2.7 million left City Sun) in bond fund isn't enough Article 6-28-1989 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's decision to revise renovation plans in light of a fund deficit. 22 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) 7-26-1989 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's need for financial assistance in paying bond for renovation. 16 Barr, MCH at odds over open meetings TC hospital to request financial aid article 5-2-1989 5-9-1989 2 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1984-1989 23 Reeder, Scott (Galveston MCH board requests $950,000 Daily News) Article bailout from county 24 Kirkpatrick, Joel (Galveston Daily News) MCH refinancing gets tentative OK Article 25 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) MCH looks to Alvin for increased revenues 26 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Lloyd Criss tours MCH recovery Article and facility Image 9-12-1989 27 28 Article Couvillon, Amy Commissioners appoint (Galveston Daily News) financial adviser for MCH Article Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) MCH signs pact with SunHealth Article 30 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) MCH lays off support personnel Article Mainland Center Hospital lays off 45 Article 31 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Layoffs shock longtime MCH employee 33 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Redden: MCH will be in black soon Article MCH: Bitter pill may do trick in '90 Article 34 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) 29 32 MCH board Oks raise Article Article 6-1-1989 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's request for a financial bailout from the county for renovations bond. 8-15-1989 Discusses County commissioners' consideration to assist with refinancing Mainland Center Hospital's bonds for renovation. 8-31-1989 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital board's approval to open a facility in Alvin to help increase revenues. Discusses State Representative Lloyd Criss's visit to Mainland Center Hospital's drug treatment facilities with MARK founder Jim Kilroy, each campaigning in issues on drug abuse. Includes photo of Kilroy, Criss, and hospital official Earl Llewellyn. 9-26-1989 Discusses County commissioners' appointment of a financial advisor to assist with refinancing Mainland Center Hospital's bonds for renovation. 11-1-1989 Discusses contract between SunHealth and Mainland Center Hospital. 11-30-1989 Discusses layoffs at Mainland Center Hospital. 11-30-1989 Discusses layoffs at Mainland Center Hospital. 12-1-1989 12-6-1989 12-6-1989 Discusses how Mainland Center Hospital layoffs have affected employee, Margaret Knapp. Discusses Mainland Center Hospital Chief Financial Officer Gus Redden's forecast of a balance budget. Discusses recent layoffs at Mainland Center Hospital should allow the facility to get out of the financial red. Discusses pay raise for non-management personnel following recent lay12-13-1989 offs. 3 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1984-1989 36 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas MCH board approves $63 City Sun) million budget MCH board expected to Beaudo, Daren approve contract for (Galveston Daily News) emergency room 37 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Born in wake of disaster, MCH could be on brink of another Article Discusses the history of Mainland Center Hospital as part of a series of 12-24-1989 articles. 38 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Medicare, bad debts unwelcomed combo Article Discusses the growing financial issues for Mainland Center Hospital as 12-25-1989 part of a series of articles. 39 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Project spurs 'midcourse corrections' Article Discusses renovation project and how it threw Mainland Center Hospital 12-27-1989 into a financial crisis. 40 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Employees mood is called guarded Article 12-29-1989 Discusses staffing, salaries, recent lay-offs at Mainland Center Hospital. 41 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) County works with board, CEO to operate mainland hospital Article Discusses the ownership and management of Mainland Center Hospital 12-28-1989 in the final installment of a six part series on the facility. Galveston Daily News Mainland Center Hospital fills a need revealed by explosion Article 1989 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's history and current services. Galveston Daily News The helipad at Mainland Center Hospital in Texas City 1989 Photo accompanying article of Methodist helicopter on Mainland Center Hospital's helipad. 35 42 43 Article 12-13-1989 Discusses budget increase immediately after lay-offs. Article 12-12-1989 Discusses sudden resignation of emergency room medical director. Image 4 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1984-1989 5 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/1c4e1573a88d9671bc59515cbfa82e04.pdf 4f8ecdd60e1d961dd858c8a80c14c572 PDF Text Text Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 Number Creator Title Format Date(s) Description 1 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) MCH chief denies two black nurses' charges of racism Article 1-3-1990 2 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Smith kicks off campaign to improve MCH's image Article 1-19-1990 Discusses claims by laid off nurses that dismissal was due to racism. Discusses how Mainland Center Hospital's administrator, Edward Smith has a series of speaking engagements planned to help improve the facility's image. 1-30-1990 Discusses new chief of staff, Dr. John Markey. 1-30-1990 Discusses rumors of sale of Mainland Center Hospital. 4 Beaudo, Daren New MCH chief a real go(Galveston Daily News) getter Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Holbrook: MCH is not for sale 5 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Judge says hospital will remain open Article 1-31-1990 Discusses meeting of county commissioners to decide hospital's future. Galveston Daily News Mainland Center names Mahendra new executive VP Article & Image 2-9-1990 Discusses new Mainland Center Hospital executive VP, Yogi Mahendra. Article 2-28-1990 Article 3-21-1990 3-28-1990 10 Hospital's purchases approved Article Extra audit work raises Cook, Glenn (Texas City questions: Fee could climb Sun) $20,000 Article Discusses board member resignation for Al Goodson. Discusses opinion of Dr. John Markey, MCH chief of Staff, that medical costs are too high. Discusses hospital board approval to allocate $100,000 for improvements. 3-28-1990 Discusses fees for an independent audit of Mainland Center's Hospital's 1989 books. 11 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) 3-28-1990 Discusses independent auditing firm's request for an additional $20,000 for job. 3 6 7 8 9 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Goodson resigns from MCH board Health care costs too much: Markey MCH balks at part of auditing firm's request for fees Article & Image Article & Image Article 1 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) MCH board approves equipment purchases Ray Cook named to MCH's board 15 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Smith hopeful of MCH agreement Smith: MCH's long-term prognosis is good 16 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Markey: UTMB pact won't cure Article & MCH's troubles Image 4-18-1990 17 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) MCH's Smith announces he's quitting Article & Image 4-25-1990 18 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Smith pledges cooperation Sun) with county Article 5-10-1989 12 13 14 Article 3-29-1990 Article 4-10-1990 Article Article & Image 4-12-1990 21 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Hospital continues positive momentum Article Hike funding or sell MCH, trustees say Article MCH financial dilemma now in county's lap Article 22 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) MCH mulling court ruling on Medicaid 23 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) Commissioners Court, MCH board to discuss options today Article 19 20 Article 4-5-1990 5-23-1990 Discusses hospital board's approval to replace aging and defective equipment. Discusses Ray Cook joining the board of directors for Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses possible contract for UTMB to take all indigent patients or reimburse MCH for indigent care. Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's financial difficulties and plans to modernize. Discusses Dr. John Markey's opinion that agreement with UTMB to take indigent patients is not going to be enough assistance with MCH's financial troubles. Discusses the resignation of Mainland Center Hospital's president and CEO, Edward J. Smith. Discusses letter written by Mainland Center Hospital's president and CEO, Edward J. Smith making accusations of bad reporting and dirty politics. 6-18-1990 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's fourth month in a row of profits. Discusses Mainland Center Hospital board's concerns over facility's ability to survive. Discusses topics covered during Mainland Center Hospital's board of directors meeting. Discusses Mainland Center Hospital president and CEO Edward Smith's thoughts on Supreme Court ruling allowing hospitals to sue Medicaid for reimbursement. 7-2-1990 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's financial difficulties. 5-30-1990 6-27-1990 2 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 24 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) 25 Couvillon, Amy (Galveston Daily News) County Ok's MCH appraisal 26 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) MCH requests $2 million for equipment, upkeep 27 Beaudo, Daren (Galveston Daily News) 28 29 30 31 Rizzo, Robert W. (Galveston Daily News) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) UTMB-MCH dialogue not seen Article as cure-all Tough times plague MCH County gives $1 million to hospital MCH provides update on use of tax dollars Citizens' group to meet on MCH's future Article Article Article 7-31-1990 Article 8-22-1990 Article 9-6-1990 36 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) Commissioners OK $2.3 million request for MCH indigent care Article Hospital questions on ballot MCH names replacement for Ed Smith 6-27-1990 Discusses how new federal guidelines may further the financial difficulties of Mainland Center Hospital. Article 35 34 7-25-1990 Discusses Mainland Center Hospital's request for $2 million for medical equipment and upkeep. 6-27-1990 Private appraisal session set today Article Mainland Center value pegged at $21 million Article 33 7-3-1990 Discusses the decision of the county commissioners to hire an appraiser to help decide if Mainland Center Hospital should be sold. Image Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) 32 7-2-1990 Discusses the various ideas of how to rescue Mainland Center Hospital, including arrangements with UTMB and Sealy. 9-6-1990 9-7-1990 Photo accompanying article showing expansion construction of Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses county commission's allocation of $1 million to Mainland Center Hospital for medical equipment. Discusses a closed meeting with county commissioners and Mainland Center Hospital staff to discuss financial status. Discusses community meeting to be held to discuss Mainland Center Hospital's future. Discusses meeting to be held between county commissioners and Texas Commerce Bank to review appraiser's report on Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses referendum sample ballot asking community to decide on whether or not to sell mainland Center Hospital. Article 9-11-1990 Article 9-6-1990 Discusses options for saving Mainland Center Hospital through taxes. Discusses appointment of new CEO for Mainland Center Hospital, John Single. 1-8-1991 Discusses county commissioners' approval of $2.3 million budget for indigent care and equipment for mainland Center Hospital. 3 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Hospital files suit against exSun) associates Cook, Glenn (Texas City County won't take a stand on Sun) MCH issue Single new MCH head; board Oks contract Texas City Sun Special Edition Mainland Center: The high cost of Texas City Sun staying alive Troubled MCH facing Cook, Glenn (Texas City showdown: funding seen as Sun) primary problem Duncan, Sonja R. (Texas City Sun) Critical Condition Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) County may see end to control 45 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) County, MCH discuss pact on president Ex-hospital employees have mixed feelings 46 Comstock, Anne (Galveston Daily News) Residents must pay to keep MCH county-owned 47 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Keeps hospital under county City Sun) reins: groups 48 Comstock, Anne (Galveston Daily News) 44 Voters send mixed signals on MCH Discusses Mainland Center hospital's suit against Ben Guynes and Walt Crowder for a refund and punitive damages based on inflated charges through Bay Area Professional Services. Article 2-27-1991 Article Article Discusses how the county commission is refusing to take a stand on the Mainland Center Hospital referendum and insist on letting the voters 10-23-1990 decide how the county should deal with the issue. Discusses appointment of new CEO for Mainland Center Hospital, John 10-30-1990 Single on a one year contract. newspaper Special edition section of paper featuring multiple articles and images on 10-20-1990 Mainland Center Hospital. Article 10-28-1990 Image 10-28-1990 Article 10-28-1990 Article 10-30-1990 Article 11-4-1990 Article 10-29-1990 Article 11-2-1990 Discusses the upcoming non-binding referendum asking the voters what they wish to do with financially troubled Mainland Center Hospital. Photo accompanying article of new Mainland Center Hospital construction. Discusses possible outcomes of the referendum to determine fate of Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses Mainland Center Hospital board member, Jack Nash's opinions of the contract for new CEO John Single and blames hospital board members for maintaining the same track of financial decisions, continuing the problems of the facility. Discusses how recently laid off employees feel about the fate of Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses the possible outcomes for Mainland Center Hospital once the referendum is voted on, includes inset voters guide to the MCH referendum. Discusses new coalition, County Residents Interested in Saving Institution, and their push to get support for Proposition 1A to continue county support of Mainland Center Hospital. 11-7-1990 Discusses the very close results of the referendum to decide what to do with Mainland Center Hospital. Article 4 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 49 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Image 11-7-1990 50 Cook, Glenn (Texas City MCH matter may stay on back Sun) burner awhile Article 11-8-1990 51 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) Green light given to seek MCH buyer Article Discusses decision by county commissioners to have Texas commerce 11-13-1990 Bank seek buyers for Mainland Center Hospital. 53 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) MCH closes two departments in 'resizing' Single ready to unveil new MCH budget Discusses the closing of two Mainland Center Hospital departments and 11-30-1990 the restructuring of two others in an effort to resize and reduce costs. Discusses John Single's first six weeks as president of Mainland Center 12-18-1990 Hospital. 54 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Hospital budget unveiled Nash Sun) criticizes county leaders Article 55 Texas City Sun 56 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas MCH board names new City Sun) directors of institute 57 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) Crowder, Guynes file claims over MCH suit 58 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) MCH counter-suit alleges mismanagement 52 59 60 MCH 'Exceptional employee' Mainland Center Hospital Press Release Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Suit gives interesting view on City Sun) MCH workings Article Article Image Photo accompanying article of Mainland Center Hospital with inset vote results. Discusses election results and how the nearly 50/50 split on the Mainland Center Hospital referendum leaves the facility's fate in limbo for the time being. Discusses approval of $34.3 million budget by mainland Center Hospital 12-19-1990 board of directors. Photo of Yogi Mahendra presenting James Williams with a parking pass in the doctor's lot as part of his Exceptional Employee of the Month 4-13-1991 award. 3-27-1991 Discusses the appointments of Drs. Rakhil Yusim and Katherine Gill as medical directors of Mainland Center Hospital's Institute of Living. Article 4-13-1991 Discusses counter suit filed by Walter Crowder and Ben Guynes against Mainland Center Hospital. article 4-21-1991 Article Document 5-27-1991 Article 4-16-1991 Discusses the suit and counter suit between Mainland Center Hospital and Bay Area Professional Services. Press release from Mainland Center Hospital providing background information and history for the dedication ceremony of the North Addition. Discusses the suit and counter suit between Mainland Center Hospital and Bay Area Professional Services. 5 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 4-16-1991 Discusses lawsuit against Mainland Center Hospital claiming they did not have the authority to file a suit against Bay Area Professional Services without the county commissioners' approval. Discusses counter suit filed by Walter Crowder and Ben Guynes against Mainland Center Hospital. 4-21-1991 Discusses the allegations in the lawsuits between Bay Area Professional Services, and Mainland Center Hospital. 4-16-1991 Discusses the county joining Mainland Center Hospital in the lawsuit against Bay Area Professional Services. Article 4-24-1991 Discusses land In League City Mainland Center Hospital purchased years earlier. Article 5-30-1991 Image 5-30-1991 Discusses the opening of a new wing to Mainland Center Hospital. Photo accompanying article of Gloria Kirk, demonstrating monitor in the surgical recovery room of the Mainland Center Hospital's new addition. 5-30-1991 Discusses new addition's grand opening. 5-30-1991 discusses new birthing center at Mainland Center Hospital. Photos accompanying articles show new wing of Mainland Center Hospital and the new amenities. 62 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Judge hears arguments in MCH suit Article Two file $17.5 million countersuit against MCH Article 63 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) Allegations escalating in MCH suit 64 Luque, Sulipsa (Galveston Daily News) County joins MCH lawsuit 65 Comstock, Anne (Galveston Daily News) MCH eyes development of tract in League city 66 Comstock, Anne (Galveston Daily News) Mainland Center Hospital to open $18 million wing 61 67 68 69 70 71 72 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Duncan, Sonja R. (Texas City Sun) Article Article MCH opening new addition on Saturday Article Women's Center aims to ease trauma of birth Article Whitby, Bob (Galveston Daily News) MCH idea gets cool reception Simsen, John (Texas City Danforth's owners offer Sun) lucrative MCH package Images 4-23-1991 5-30-1991 Article 4-28-1992 Article 11-1-1992 Discusses proposal by Mainland Center Hospital to build a medical office complex in Dickinson. Discusses Danforth Hospital's proposal to lease Mainland Center Hospital. 6 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 73 Brigance, Jim (Galveston New MCH lease plans in the Daily News) works Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Single gets new contract Discusses proposals to lease Mainland Center Hospital by three different entities. Discusses approval of two-year contract for Mainland Center Hospital administrator, John Single, with 4% pa raise. Discusses opening of Mainland Center Hospital's new pathology department. Article 11-6-1992 Article 9-30-1992 MCH opens state-of-the-art lab Article EPIC sweetens proposal for lease of MCH Article UTMB makes the latest pitch for MCH's lease Article 6-11-1992 77 Texas City Sun Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) 78 Hough, Robert (Galveston Daily News) List of MCH bidders shrinks to three Article Discusses the remaining bidders to lease Mainland Center Hospital, EPIC 12-19-1992 Healthcare, Danforth Hospital, and UTMB. 79 Cash, Wanda Garner (Galveston Daily News) Crowd at hearing favors EPICMCH deal 80 Stotts, Jim (Galveston Daily News) 74 75 76 Texas City Sun Texas City to mull Epic endorsement 83 84 Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) Galveston Daily News City prefers leasing MCH to private firm Columbia eyes plan for MCH office building MCH Chronology 85 Texas City Sun Danforth ER to close Sept. 30 81 82 Article 12-18-1992 Discusses proposal to lease mainland Center Hospital by UTMB. Discusses proposal to lease mainland Center Hospital by EPIC 12-17-1992 Healthcare. 1-29-1993 Image 1-29-1993 Article 2-3-1993 Article 2-4-1993 Article Article 2-20-1993 4-4-1993 Article 8-31-1993 Discusses public support for sale of Mainland Center Hospital to EPIC Healthcare Group given at public hearing. Photo accompanying article of John Single (MCH) and Sally Jeffcoat (Danforth) at public hearing to decides Mainland Center Hospital's fate. Discusses Texas City Commission's meeting to decide whether or not to endorse a proposal by EPC HealthCare Group to lease Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses Texas City commission's decision to hold off on endorsing a private company to lease or purchase Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses Columbia Hospital Corporation's plans to construct office building next to Mainland Center Hospital. Chronology of Mainland Center Hospital from 1945-1993 Discusses closing of emergency services at Danforth as a part of consolidating MCH and Danforth under EPIC Healthcare Group. 7 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 86 87 88 89 90 Changes Ahead: MCH chief Simsen, John (Texas City sees hospitals, doctors doing Sun) double duty in the future Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) County's Apple of Contention Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Sell Mainland Center, City Sun) consultant advises No sale for MCH: Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Commissioners reject advice; City Sun) opt for 20-year lease Gillentine, Cathy (Texas MCH lease letter calls for $4 City Sun) million up front Article 2-21-1993 Image 2-21-1993 Article 2-24-1993 Article 2-26-1993 Article 3-9-1993 Brigance, Jim (Galveston Daily News) Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Union leader wants UTMB back in running for MCH City tables plan to endorse EPIC's bid Columbia, EPIC present MCH letters of intent 97 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Unions eye a potentially private MCH City Commission endorses EPIC lease effort Pleas for UTMB to re-enter MCH race fail Hospital post May deficit of $472,444 98 Cash, Wanda Garner (Galveston Daily News) Aug. 16 target date set for EPIC takeover Article 91 92 93 94 95 96 Discusses the opinions of the future of healthcare as given by Mainland Center Hospital's administrator, John Single. Photo accompanying article of Mainland Center Hospital sign with facility in the background. Discusses the Lehman Brothers' recommendation to sell, not lease Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses the County Commission's decision to disregard Lehman Bros recommendation to sell Mainland Center Hospital; considered Lehman report substandard; sends offers of 20 year lease to three bidders. Discusses requirements for bidders to be considered for lease of Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses UTMB's withdraw for leasee candidacy for Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses city commission's postponement of endorsing a bid for MCH lease. Article 3-17-1993 Article 3-18-1993 Article 3-20-1993 Article 3-27-1993 Article 3-25-1993 Article 3-23-1993 Article 6-23-1993 Discusses letters of intent to lease Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses the preparations being made by Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers Union to unionize Mainland Center Hospital workers if the facility is leased or sold to a private firm. Discusses city commission's endorsement of EPIC lease bid for Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses County Judge Ray Holbrook's unsuccessful attempt to get UTMB to re-bid for MCH lease. Discusses deficit in earnings for Mainland Center Hospital due mostly to bad-debt write-offs. 7-3-1993 Discusses the upcoming handing over control of Mainland Center Hospital to EPIC Healthcare Group. 8 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 99 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) MCH lease nearly complete Article 7-28-1993 100 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) EPIC denies MCH gutting Article 7-29-1993 Discusses the meetings to settle the lease for Mainland Center Hospital by EPIC Healthcare Group. Discusses OCAW Local4-449 passing out informational fliers to employees of Mainland Center Hospital preparing them for negative effects of the EPIC Healthcare Group takeover. 101 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas County's concern prompts City Sun) several MCH resolutions Article 7-1-1993 Discusses the process taking place to transfer operations of Mainland Center Hospital from county control to EPIC Healthcare Group. 102 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City EPIC, county hold 'marathon' Sun) talks 7-10-1993 Discusses negotiations between EPIC Healthcare Group and the county commission over details of the takeover of Mainland Center Hospital. 103 Cash, Wanda Garner (Galveston Daily News) MCH name will change Aug. 31; some new faces 104 Cash, Wanda Garner (Galveston Daily News) MCH employees seeking union placed on hold Article 105 106 107 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City OCAW plans to confront EPIC Sun) at county meeting Galveston Daily News Article 109 110 Cash, Wanda Garner (Galveston Daily News) EPIC clinches bid for MCH 8-22-1993 1993 Image 1993 Article 8-23-1993 Management team announced for merged Danforth-MCH Article Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) It's an EPIC opportunity Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 108 Article Discusses takeover of Mainland Center Hospital will be short of visible changes. Discusses unionization of MCH employees, their request to be recognized by EPIC, EPIC's delay due to not having full control of hospital yet. Photo accompanying article of Faye Robinson speaking her concerns of the Mainland Center Hospital takeover. Discusses Mainland Center Hospital employees joining OWAC in preparations for EPIC Healthcare Group's takeover. Article 3-30-1993 Image 3-30-1993 Discusses the new administrators for Mainland Center Hospital and Danforth once EPIC takes control at the end of the month. Discusses who EPIC Healthcare Group is, county endorsement of leasing Mainland Center Hospital to EPIC, and what changes that lease would bring. Photo accompanying article of marketing Director Gary Diaz of Danforth Hospital and Executive Director Sally Jeffcoat. 3-30-1993 Discusses county's acceptance of EPIC's bid to lease Mainland Center Hospital. Article 8-24-1993 9 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 111 112 113 114 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Tzanis, H. K. (Texas City Sun) Article 3-30-1993 Article 8-24-1993 What will tomorrow bring? Image In 4-1 vote, MCH finally leased to EPIC Article 8-24-1993 EPIC in driver's seat, but no victory lap yet 119 Commissioners sign hospital lease with EPIC EPIC a no-show at hospital workers forum County officially approves EPIC lease of hospital Merger makes hospitals better suited for '90s Texas City Sun Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Hospital chain CEO tours City Sun) Danforth, MCH 120 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City MCH union vote set for Sun) weekend 115 116 117 118 121 122 123 124 McCune, Briscoe (Galveston Daily News) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Union, MRHS in war of words Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) EPIC, OCAW trade barbs Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) EPIC Group under new ownership EPIC sold: Nashville co. buys MCH's operators Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article 8-25-1993 Photo accompanying article of Roosevelt Henderson objecting to privatization of Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses the battle for Mainland Center Hospital employees to be recognized as union members. Photo accompanying article of Mainland Center Hospital employees attending commissioners court. Discusses county commission vote to lease Mainland Center Hospital to EPIC Healthcare Group. Discusses the omission of unionization in the lease agreement between 8-25-1993 the county and EPIC Healthcare Group. Discusses possible unionization of Mainland Center and Danforth 12-3-1993 Hospitals workers. Discusses lease details for Mainland Center Hospital by EPIC Healthcare 8-24-1993 Group. Discusses EPIC's commitment to serving the needs of patients during 10-24-1994 national healthcare reform. Discusses EPIC's CEO, Kenn George's visit to Danforth and Mainland Center Hospitals. 9-9-1993 Discusses the name change of Mainland Center Hospital and Danforth Hospital to Mainland Regional Healthcare System and the possible 11-29-1993 unionization of workers. Discusses the claims and counter claims between EPIC Healthcare Group Nov 1993 and Mainland Regional Healthcare System workers over unionization. Discusses the claims and counter claims between EPIC Healthcare Group 11-29-1993 and OCAW over unionization and policies. Article 1-11-1994 Discusses buyout of EPIC Healthcare Group and the uncertainty of fates of Mainland Regional Healthcare System. Article 1-11-1994 Discusses the buyout of EPIC by HealthTrust Inc. 10 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 128 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) UTMB was best choice for MCH lease: Holbrook Handbill blasts EPIC-Health Trust effort Hallisey: Sale of MCH was mistake Put MCH back in public hands: resolution 129 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) NLRB may seek subpoenas in EPIC labor dispute 130 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City County officials balk at Sun) resolution on MCH 131 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) No end in sight to EPIC, union war of words over hospital 132 Tzanis, H. K. (Texas City Sun) 133 Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) MCH employees cite staff, supply problems UTMB's tax-exempt status amounts to unfair competition, Mainland Center's Sally Jeffcoat says 138 Galveston Daily News Dozens fired from Texas City hospitals for lack of work 139 Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) Merger of hospital giants nearly final 125 126 127 Article 1-12-1994 Article 1-15-1994 Article 2-27-1994 Article 3-12-1994 Discusses the buyout of EPIC by HealthTrust Inc., union concerns, and conversion of employee stock to retirement plan. Discusses concerns brought up by the union concerning discrepancies found in the buyout of EPIC by HealthTrust Inc. Discusses county judge candidate, Pat Hallisey's opinion on the sale of MCH to EPIC. Discusses resolution up for approval by Galveston Democratic Party Convention to reclaim Mainland Center Hospital. 3-30-1994 Discusses dispute between EPIC and OCAW Local 4-449 over unionization election at Mainland Center and Danforth Hospitals. 3-15-1994 Discusses County Commissions Court response to Galveston Democratic Party resolution for county to reclaim mainland Center Hospital. Article 3-29-1994 Discusses the ongoing dispute over unionization between Mainland Center Hospital employees and EPIC. Article 5-18-1994 Discusses concerns voiced by Mainland Center Hospital employees and union at a public forum held by Galveston County Democratic Party 7-17-1994 Discusses Sally Jeffcoat's (administrator of Mainland Center Hospital) opinion that UTMB-Sisters of Charity clinics will be unfair competition for MCH. 9-1-1994 Discusses termination of about 30 employees in the Mainland Center and Danforth hospitals. 4-22-1995 Discusses the upcoming finalization of a merger between Mainland Regional Healthcare system and Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. Article Article Article Article Article 11 �Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-1995 140 Texas City Sun Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) Union vote ordered at MCH Consolidation prompts more hospital layoffs 142 Texas City Sun Columbia/HCA merger with HealthTrust a perfect pairing for mainland patients 143 St. Mary's on selling block, Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Hospital officials launch Sun) nationwide search for buyer. 144 Cykowski, Catherine (Texas City Sun) A healthy step forward, MCH to dedicate renovated food service area today Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) New Café MCH workers reject OCAW a second time 141 145 146 Article 5-18-1995 Discusses National Labor Relations Board findings that EPIC healthcare Group failed to provide a complete list of eligible voters at mainland Center Hospital when election for unionization was held. Article 11-2-1994 Discusses layoffs in the Mainland Regional Healthcare system. Article and images 5-7-1995 Discusses merger between Mainland Regional Healthcare system and Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. Includes photos of Sally Jeffcoat, Valsa Jacobs, and a lab technician. Article References the recent name change of mainland Center Hospital to Columbia Mainland Medical Center. 7-26-1995 Article 6-13-1995 Image 6-13-1995 Article 7-16-1995 Discusses newly renovated Food and Nutritional Services Department at Mainland Center Hospital. Photo accompanying article of Douglas Farmer buying a meal from Amanda DeLeon at the newly renovated café of Mainland Center Hospital. Discusses failed attempt by OCAW to unionize workers at Mainland Center Hospital. 12 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/e963eef368b4929c526955a89a0d295f.pdf 61290b01ba678bf432bd3b47e94e80db PDF Text Text Hospitals - Memorial Hospital of Galveston County (Mainland Hospital) - 1978-1984 Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 1 Galveston Daily News Hospital Changes Its Name Article 6-1-1978 2 Galveston Daily News Hospital Not Funded By County Article 6-2-1978 3 Galveston Daily News Hospital Chief Steps Down 9-27-1978 Description Discusses the name change of Galveston County Memorial Hospital to Memorial Hospital of Galveston County to try to prevent people from assuming it was a charity hospital. Discusses an error in reporting the Memorial Hospital of Galveston County was a county funded hospital rather than a self-sustaining institution. Discusses the resignation of Memorial Hospital of Galveston County's administrator, R. Lee Thompson. 4 Herman, Lee (Galveston Daily News) County hospital ups rate 7-30-1980 Discusses Memorial Hospital of Galveston County's decision to raise inpatient rates. Includes comparison chart of area hospital rates. 2-25-1979 Discusses name change and recent renovations. 10-1-1980 Discusses many changes for Memorial Hospital of Galveston County, including managers, board members, computer system, and remodeling. 10-1-1980 Discusses the change from a manual system to a computerized one for Memorial Hospital of Galveston County. Article Article 6 Memorial Hospital of Galveston County Intensive Galveston Daily News Care Unit Renovated Article Physical & managerial changes Herman, Lee (Galveston under way at Memorial Daily News) Hospital Article 7 Herman, Lee (Galveston Daily News) Hospital tries to cut paperwork Article 5 1 �Hospitals - Memorial Hospital of Galveston County (Mainland Hospital) - 1978-1984 2 �Hospitals - Memorial Hospital of Galveston County (Mainland Hospital) - 1978-1984 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/1b49ae584b76919d1d7768fcfa6e8de9.pdf 940c759fe15f80f8cb9e75e7e2344466 PDF Text Text Hospitals - Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Prison) Southern Regional Medical Facility Complex on Attwater - Carole S. Young Medical Center Number Creator Title Format Date(s) Description 9-13-1994 Discusses county donation of land off Industrial Road in Texas City for a proposed prison hospital. Includes small map of location. 1 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) County donates land for prison hospital in TC Article 2 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Prison hospital may put squeeze on juvenile center 3 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Officials meet to discuss prison hospital Article Discusses concerns over the proposed location of a prison hospital so 9-17-1994 near a juvenile detention center off of Industrial Road in Texas City. Discusses meeting between state and federal officials to determine legality of proposed prison hospital construction in immediate proximity 10-18-1994 of proposed juvenile detention center. 4 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Ground is broken for new facility 10-21-1994 Discusses the groundbreaking for the new juvenile detention center. 5 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) 6 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Article Article Image Prison hospital land donation tops agenda Article Photo accompanying article of Architect Ken Black and District Judge 10-21-1994 Susan Baker Olsen at groundbreaking for new juvenile detention center. Discusses County commissioners' meeting to approve two land donations, one for prison hospital and one for juvenile detention center construction on Industrial Road; concerns over use of wetlands, future 10-30-1994 expansion of units, and proximity. 7 Williams, Chris (Galveston Daily News) Prison hospital doesn't require public hearings Article 11-1-1994 8 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Prison hospital land donation OK'd for TC site Article 11-1-1994 9 Curry, Donna (Galveston City rezones site of planned Daily News) state prison hospital Article 11-3-1994 10 Sieger, Maggie (Galveston Daily News) Article 11-8-1994 Contaminated soil possible Discusses land donation for construction of prison hospital and juvenile detention center on Industrial Road, county commissioner and public sentiments for the community impact or safety. Discusses County commissioners' meeting to approve two land donations, one for prison hospital and one for juvenile detention center construction on Industrial Road. Discusses Texas City Commissioners deciding to rezone area donated for the construction of a prison hospital and juvenile detention enter. Discusses recent concerns of possible soil contamination of proposed sites for juvenile detention center and prison hospital prompt county to conduct testing. 1 �Hospitals - Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Prison) Southern Regional Medical Facility Complex on Attwater - Carole S. Young Medical Center Article Discusses the soil testing at the construction sites of the juvenile 11-15-1994 detention center and prison hospital. 12 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City County delays soil testing for Sun) juvenile center Article Discusses county delaying soil and water testing after discovering the state had already conducted testing at the construction sites of the 11-15-1994 juvenile detention center and prison hospital. 13 Sieger, Maggie (Galveston Daily News) Article Discusses the soil and water test results at the construction sites of the 11-16-1994 juvenile detention center and prison hospital. 11 14 15 16 17 Sieger, Maggie (Galveston Daily News) Test reveal no toxins at hospital site Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Juvenile center questions dog Sun) commissioners Ground broken for state medical prison Texas City Sun Texas City Sun Turning dirt Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Juvenile facility months from Sun) completion 19 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 20 Watt, Chad Eric (Galveston Daily News) 21 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) 22 Lucey, Robert (Galveston Daily News) 18 County keeps report on soil testing secret Article Article Image Article Discusses continuing concerns for the environmental health of the 11-22-1994 construction sites for the juvenile detention center and prison hospital. Discusses groundbreaking for the construction of a state medical prison 11-23-1994 on Industrial road in Texas City. Photo accompanying article of groundbreaking for the construction of a 11-23-1994 state medical prison on Industrial road in Texas City Discusses construction progress of juvenile detention center, 12-18-1994 environmental concerns, bonds for costs. Voice of Opposition Image Foundation Poured Image Photo accompanying article of Dr. James P. Parker, environmentalist 12-18-1994 concerned with site of juvenile detention center. Photo accompanying article of construction site of juvenile detention 12-18-1994 center. Article 1-2-1996 Discusses construction progress for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Southeast Regional Medical Facility. Image 1-2-1996 Photo accompanying article of construction of TDCJ hospital. 2-22-1996 Discusses the upcoming opening of the female facility of the TDCJ hospital. Prison hospital prepares for first patients First prisoners bound for new hospital Article 2 �Hospitals - Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Prison) Southern Regional Medical Facility Complex on Attwater - Carole S. Young Medical Center 23 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) 25 Watt, Chad Eric (Galveston Daily News) Lutz, Heidi (Galveston Daily News) 26 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) 24 Image 2-22-1996 Inmate gives birth at new prison hospital Article 6-5-1996 The Crossroads Article 6-23-1996 Discusses first birth at new TDCJ women's facility hospital. Discusses the new TDCJ hospital's women's unit and how it helps pregnant and new mothers that are inmates. 6-23-1996 Photo accompanying article of inmate Kimberly Ward and infant daughter at the TDCJ hospital. Image Doemland, David (Galveston Daily News) Lutz, Heidi (Galveston Daily News) Soap donations help morale of prisoners Article 30 Doemland, David (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Sun) Helping to stay clean Image Trusty camp coming to prison hospital Article 31 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) TDCJ renames Texas City medical facility Article 32 Texas Department of Criminal Justice Young Medical Facility website 27 28 29 Photo accompanying article of workers unpacking supplies for the TDCJ women's hospital. Image Photos accompanying article of pregnant inmates, Jewel Love, Jill Cerny, 6-23-1996 Katherine Scaggs. Discusses donations of hygiene products for female inmates of the 10-17-1996 Southern Regional Medical Facility. Photos accompanying article of donations for the female inmates of the 10-17-1996 Southern Regional Medical Facility. Discusses the expansion to the Southern Regional Medical Facility to 3-20-1998 house 107 trusty inmates. Discusses the renaming of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Southern Regional Medical Facility complex on Attwater in Texas City to 12-5-2001 The Carole S. Young Medical Center. Website home page of medical facility provides current administration and demographics. Includes photo of building and Senior Warden, 6-10-2025 Jekerria Carter. 3 �Hospitals - Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Prison) Southern Regional Medical Facility Complex on Attwater - Carole S. Young Medical Center 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/b23171aa30a85a97e8d4fc51cd1134fb.pdf 01522bac892033e68c19f2fe696fe80f PDF Text Text Housing - Texas City Housing Authority and HUD Number Creator 1 Texas City Sun 2 Texas City Sun 3 Texas City Sun 4 Texas City Sun 5 Texas City Sun 6 Texas City Sun 7 Texas City Sun 8 Texas City Sun 9 10 11 Texas City Sun Texas City Sun Texas City Sun Title Board Appointed To Operate Housing Project Emergency homes' Playgrounds Are Near Completion Lease to Expire in October: Emergency Housing site Here May Have to be Liquidated, City Told City Fathers Ratify Housing Application Housing Officials Reappointed Here Texas City Housing Units Are Approved TC Housing Units Set at $640,000 City Receives Check From TC Housing Unit Format Date(s) Article 9-28-1947 Article Discusses the near completion of playgrounds for the children living in 11-18-1947 emergency housing post-blast. Article 5-19-1948 Article 8-18-1949 Article 10-3-1949 Article 10-13-1949 Discuss federal approval for 80 low-rent dwellings to be funded. Discusses housing project to build 80 low-rent houses over a two year 10-14-1949 period for black low-income residents. Discusses the payment to the city from the low-rent emergency 12-24-1947 dwellings now in control of the TCHA. Article Article Council Hears Public Housing Case: Delay election Decision Article Pasadena Co. Low Bidder On TC Housing Project: Must Complete Acquisition of Authority Site Article Mayor Steed Gets Report of Operations: Housing authority Makes Progress Article Description Discusses housing authority board to be created to operate the temporary housing facilities set up by the American Redcross for blast victims. Discusses the options for providing housing to victims of the blast after lease for the temporary emergency units is up. Discusses resolution adopted by the city commission to obtain federal aid for 180 low-rent dwellings. Discusses the reappointments of Texas City Housing Authority board members, R. H. Mariani, Paul Hurd, and Dr. C. F. Quinn. 5-6-1951 Discusses the public hearing on the housing project meant to add 80 low rent dwellings for black residents. 6-22-1951 Discusses the progress of finding a site, the winning contractor bid for 80 units housing project for low income black residents. 3-21-1948 Discusses the history of the Texas City Housing Authority in terms of projects and costs. 1 �Housing - Texas City Housing Authority and HUD 12 13 Texas City Sun Texas City Sun 14 Texas City Sun 15 Texas City Sun 16 Texas City Sun 17 Texas City Sun 18 Texas City Sun Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 19 Texas City Sun Constructions of Public Housing Units to Begin: work slated to Start by first of June Article City Commission and Housing Authority Draw Up Plans for 80Unit Project for Texas City Article Building of TC's First 40 Public Housing Units to Begin Monday Article TC Council to Hear Housing Officials Article Attorney Raps 'Monster' Project: Urges Public Housing Election Article TCHA asking for Bids On 80Homes Project Article Negro Housing Project to Open; Taking Applications Article Stepping Down Sherwood departs Friday 20 Yewman, Dave (Galveston Daily News) Six finalists selected in search for TCHA chief 21 Curry, Donna (Galveston Residents seek recall of TC Daily News) public housing chief 3-29-1951 Discusses when low-income housing project will get started and under whose authority it lies. 3-16-1950 Discusses the decision to condemn a slum area in order to obtain land to build low-rent houses, completion date moves from two to five years. Discusses location and start of first 40 of approved 80 unit low-income 10-14-1951 housing project. Discusses a public hearing to decide on whether or not to go through with the public housing project. 5-4-1951 1-24-1993 Discusses attorney, Jack H. Beckhusen's call for a public hearing to halt the Texas City Housing Authority. Discusses Texas City Housing Authority's advertisement for bid acceptance for first 40 units of 80-units project. Discusses the first 40 unit housing project's completion and process for low income black families to apply for a unit. Photo accompanying article of Lois M. Sherwood, executive director of the Texas City Housing Authority. (original and copy) 1-24-1993 Discusses career and retirement of Lois M. Sherwood, executive director of the Texas City Housing Authority.(original and copy) Article 3-8-1994 Discusses a special board meeting by the Texas City Housing Authority to review the 26 applicants for position of executive director, six finalist picked, silent protest occurred before meeting. Article 7-1-1994 Discusses petition presented to officials wanting to recall executive director of Texas City Housing Authority Image Article 5-3-1951 6-5-1951 5-15-1952 2 �Housing - Texas City Housing Authority and HUD 22 Curry, Donna (Galveston HUD probing housing authority discrimination case Article Daily News) 23 Curry, Donna (Galveston HUD official troubled by TC Daily News) eviction 24 Curry, Donna (Galveston Daily News) Housing advocate removed 25 Curry, Donna (Galveston Doyle taps public housing Daily News) resident to replace Carroll 26 Curry, Donna (Galveston Housing authority commission Daily News) denied choice of chairman Article 27 Curry, Donna (Galveston Appointments dictated by Daily News) code, official says Article 28 Curry, Donna (Galveston Embattled TC housing chief Daily News) stepping down Article Discusses the Texas City Housing Authority bylaws for election of 10-7-1994 members and chairman. Discusses impending resignation of Texas City Housing Authority Executive Director, Frederic Farlow and the discrimination charges that 10-13-1994 sparked controversy over Farlow. 29 Curry, Donna (Galveston Daily News) Farlow out; board taps sub Article Discusses resignation of Texas City Housing Authority Executive Director 10-14-1994 Frederic Farlow . Article 6-9-1995 32 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) 33 Texas City Sun 30 31 Fuller's goal: housing improvements Article Article Article Hearing on HUD funds set Article First-time homebuyer program launched Article HUD development plans described Article 8-12-1994 Discusses HUD investigation in discrimination claim against Texas City Housing Authority executive director Frederic Farlow. 9-20-1994 Discusses the eviction of Sandra Bell and HUD's query into discrimination. 9-29-1994 Discusses removal of Dorothy Carroll from Texas City Housing Authority due to term limit. 10-1-1994 Discusses appointment of Brenda Marshall as first public housing resident to serve on Texas City Housing Authority Commission. 10-6-1994 Discusses battle between Mayor Chuck Doyle and Texas City Housing Authority Commission over appointment of chairman. 3-16-1995 6-14-1995 6-23-1995 Discusses appointment of George Fuller as permanent executive director of Texas City Community Development housing projects. Discusses bi-annual meeting to discuss HUD grant fund projects for the city. Discusses HUD-funded community development program budget for Texas City. Discusses HUD-funded community development program budget for Texas City and how those funds will work.. 3 �Housing - Texas City Housing Authority and HUD 35 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) 36 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Housing project for elderly, Sun) disabled on tap for Texas City 34 37 38 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) 40 Timms, Ed (Dallas Morning News reprint in Galveston Daily News) Brinly, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) 41 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) 39 Housing authority wins high marks Homebuyers program will continue in TC Article 9-6-1995 Article 8-9-1996 Discusses high ranking of Texas City Housing Authority by HUD. Discusses the first-time homebuyers program approval for a second year of HUD funding. Article 7-12-1997 Discusses housing project for elderly and disabled. 11-4-1999 1-26-2000 Discusses Morning Star housing project for elderly and disabled. Discusses conveyance of Morning Start housing project to the Texas City Public Facilities Development Corp. 10-7-2000 Discusses public housing in Texas City tends to be racial segregated and for minorities it is near the chemical plants and their hazards. TC subdivision targets handicapped, seniors Article TCPFDC receives ownership of Morningstar Article Economics, segregation left minorities closer to toxic sites Article Texas City divvies up block grant Article Texas City Housing authority gets better scores, but HUD cites problems Article 10-14-2000 Discusses proposed use of HUD grant funding. 1-5-2003 Discusses HUD rating on Texas City Housing Authority . 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/767b2cf1ae7ec851fbc0b6e2ef79859f.pdf 9d29092ecfbbceef37004cf3274a3385 PDF Text Text Housing Number Creator Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Sun) 1 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 2 Title Texas City housing boon continues Format Date(s) Article 1-23-2000 Description Discusses the need for housing and reasons investors are not building in the depression. Home town Image 1-23-2000 Discusses new neighborhoods recently built, in construction, or planned. 1 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/274c9a23bfab9f2936b9c79eccbcae84.pdf 52f4fd4b19f24cc0d4107c3c47cf0613 PDF Text Text Hurricane - 1915 Number Creator Title Format 1 Galveston Daily News Repair and Rebuild now is Galveston's Determination, Dead and Missing Article 2 Texas City Times Front page Article 8-21-1915 Lists the known dead and missing from the storm. Multiple articles on front page discussing damage, clean-up, and deaths 8-27-1915 from the storm. Article Multiple articles on front page discussing damage, clean-up, resuming of services, deaths from the storm, feature article discussing sermon of 8-31-1915 Rev. Story proclaiming storm was a message from God. Article Discusses death of entire Clark family sept from their Moses Lake home 8-30-1915 by the storm. 3 4 Texas City Times Front Page Texas City Times Body of Eugene Clark found; Will Be Buried By Woodmen; Entire Family of 7 Perished 5 Texas City Times 6 Galveston Daily News 7 Galveston Daily News High authorities Pay Tribute to The Work of the Army in Texas City Following the Recent Tropical Storm Article General Bell visits Camp and surveys Storm Damage Article Efforts of Engineers Center of Repairing Break in Line… Article 8 Galveston Daily News Nine Additional Bodies found 9 Galveston Daily News 10 Galveston Daily News 11 Galveston Daily News Man Washed Ashore After Forty Hours Identifying dead proves slow task Mail Service Soon Will Be Restored Article Article Article Article Date(s) Description Several letters from officials printed in paper discussing the exemplary 9-7-1915 work of the Army in helping to restore Texas City following the storm. Discusses inspection of storm battered army camp by Major General J. 8-23-1915 Franklin Bell. Discusses water issues and the dead following the storm, some bodies 8-23-1915 found at the Texas City Dike. Aug. 1915 Discusses storm victims found at the Texas City Dike Discusses how W. A. Krausse fell overboard during the storm, but survived in the water for forty hours until finally reaching shore near Aug. 1915 Texas City. 8-20-1915 Discusses identified victims of the storm. Discusses emergency contracts to resume mail service until standard 8-20-1915 forms can resume. 1 �Hurricane - 1915 12 Galveston Daily News Citizens Take Active S…Pressing Needs Result… Article 13 Galveston Daily News …When Dredge Goes Down Article Discusses relief effort for Galveston going through Texas City. Aug 1915 (incomplete) Discusses the presumed drowning of 44 or 45 men working on The Houston, a North American Dredging Company dredge that was Aug 1915 dredging the Texas City ship channel when the storm hit. 14 Galveston Daily News Article Aug 1915 Discusses the aftermath of the storm, deaths, clean-up and recovery 15 Galveston Daily News Article Aug 1915 Discusses storm damage and life loss at Texas City. 16 Galveston Daily News Then Indicated by… At Virginia Point the Causeway… Victims of Storm Are Given Burial Article Aug 1915 Discusses storm deaths, bodies found on Texas City dike. 18 Storm's Furies are Described The Evening Telegram by Army man on Texas Border Article Horror and Destruction of 1915 Storm Described by Frazier, Rex Dunbar (The Interurban Aide Who Kept Houston Chronicle) Trains Going Article 19 20 Galveston Daily News Texas City Sun 21 Nessler, Carl Jr. 17 1915 storm's Attack On Galveston …Texas City days gone by Galveston-Houston Electric Railway Interurbans Special No. 22 22 Woods, Herb 23 24 Moore Memorial Public Library 1915 Storm 1915 Hurricane Photos 8-27-1915 Discusses the storm as told through letter from soldier to his mother. Article Images 9-16-1976 9-22-1991 transcript 8-17-1915 excerpt 1-1-1959 Discusses the storm of 1915 through the retelling 20 years later by Frazier, who at the time was traffic manager of Galveston-Houston Electric Railway. Discusses the 1915 storm through the retelling of the storm sixty years later by John C. Gray, who had been stationed at the Texas City Army camp. Photo spread of 1915 storm damage to Texas City. Transcript of Carl Nessler, Jr. reading a letter written by his father, Carl Nessler (Mayor of Texas City) to his mother that describes the 1915 storm and the aftermath. (2 copies) Discusses the storm of 1915 through the reprinting of traffic manager of Galveston-Houston Electric Railway, Rex Dunbar Frazier's account, includes photos of the storm damage to the railway tracks, train cars, and the causeway. n.d. 1915 Collection of materials (copies) taken from archives and articles housed in the Moore Memorial Public Library collections concerning the 1915 storm. Many are telegrams and letters of H. B. Moore. Photocopies of photos taken of the 1915 storm damage collection Images 8-25-1935 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/aad8e9721a3cf5c354e07ff27fc47cb7.pdf 3eea4856d6ce12a7f45d4938bc9c8e83 PDF Text Text Hurricane - Carla 1961 Number Creator Format 1 2 Title High Water Expected: Stenger, Jack (Galveston Galveston Girds for Carla As Daily News) Coastline Is Threatened Galveston Daily News Article Image 9-9-1961 Discusses preparations by coastal areas for Hurricane Carla. 9-10-1961 Plot map for Hurricane Carla's entrance into the gulf of Mexico. 3 Associated Press (Galveston Daily News) Article 9-10-1961 Discusses evacuation of coastal residents ahead of Hurricane Carla. 4 5 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Article Article 9-10-1961 Discusses predictions of deadly high tides. 9-10-1961 Discusses latest updates and predictions for Hurricane Carla Article Discusses County Judge Pete La Valle's request that Mainland residents 9-10-1961 in low-lying areas evacuate ahead of Hurricane Carla. Article 9-11-1961 Discusses the evacuation of the coast ahead of Hurricane Carla. 6 Galveston Daily News Thousands Flee Storm: Coast Cities Evacuate tides 10-15 Feet Above Normal Predicted today; Warnings Issued 10 p.m. ADVISORY Judge Issues Plea: mainland Residents Urged To Leave LowLying Areas 7 Associated Press (Galveston Daily News) Quarter-Million Flee coast Lowlands 8 Dickey, Marcus (Galveston Daily News) Mainland Population In Mass Exodus 9 Galveston Daily News 10 Galveston Daily News Seawall, TC Dike Hold Firm Article Hundreds Sit Out Storm In Port Arthur Article 11 12 13 Stenger, Jack (Galveston With Carla's 'Sunday Punch' Daily News) yet To come, Water Ruinous Galveston Daily News Storm Log Carla goes To History; 17 Are Dead Galveston Daily News Article Date(s) Description Discusses the evacuations, closures, and shelters, and other precautions 9-11-1961 taken ahead of Hurricane Carla. Partial article discusses false rumors of seawall and dike failures being 9-11-1961 reported around the nation. Discusses evacuees staying in shelters in Port Arthur to wait out 9-11-1961 Hurricane Carla. Article Article Discusses damages from storm surg, wind and rain prior to Hurricane 9-11-1961 Carla's landfall. 9-11-1961 Discusses latest updates and predictions for Hurricane Carla Article 9-12-1961 Discusses death count and damages caused by Hurricane Carla. 1 �Hurricane - Carla 1961 14 Lord, Forrest (Galveston Waves Leap 50 Feet As They Daily News) Hit Seawall 15 Dickey, Marcus (Galveston Daily News) 16 Messer, Brad (Galveston Carla saved her Sunday Punch Daily News) for Galveston Until Tuesday Article Article Piers Crumble As Waves Pound Against Seawall Article 17 Galveston Daily News 18 Galveston Daily News 19 Galveston Daily News 20 Galveston Daily News Curfew Declared In City; Governor, Mayors to Confer TC Refugees In Austin Tell Of Good Care At Capital Officials Of Cities Meet With Daniel County Judge Gives List Of Estimates 21 Carroll, Jimmie (Galveston Daily News) Officials On Bus Tour Of Texas City Article 22 Dumont, M. Neven (Galveston Daily News) 23 Galveston Daily News 24 Galveston Daily News …Of Muck, Debris Texas City Sun Sets Plans for Sunday Edition Texas City Needs time to Recover 25 McClure, Mabel (Galveston Daily News) Texas City Residents Start Mopping Up After Carla 26 Galveston Daily News Bulletin 9-12-1961 Firsthand account of Hurricane Carla at Galveston. 9-12-1961 Discusses damage by tidal surge of Hurricane Carla. Discusses tornado spawned by Hurricane Carla that does significant 9-13-1961 damage and kills many residents of Galveston Island Article 9-13-1961 Discusses post-storm status of roads, utilities, and safety precautions. Article Article 9-13-1961 Discusses evacuees' experience sheltering in Austin. Discusses Gov. Price Daniel's tour of Hurricane Carla damage and 9-14-1961 meeting with area city officials Article 9-14-1961 Discusses estimates of damages to area cities by Hurricane Carla. Discusses tour by government officials of Texas City to assess damage by 9-15-1961 Hurricane Carla. Article Discusses the aftermath of Hurricane Carla in the near-deserted city of 9-15-1961 Texas City. Discusses closure and reopening of the Texas City Sun printing plant due 9-15-1961 to Hurricane Carla. Article 9-16-1961 Discusses time needed to recover from Hurricane Carla. Article Discusses clean-up efforts by residents of Texas City after Hurricane 9-16-1961 Carla (incomplete article). Article Discusses cancellation of eating and drinking establishment permits until 9-16-1961 Health Department can inspect post-storm restoration. Article 2 �Hurricane - Carla 1961 Red Cross Working On 4000 Requests 27 Galveston Daily News 28 Galveston Daily News 29 Galveston Daily News 30 Wortham, Louis (Galveston Daily News) 31 Galveston Daily News Aid Sought From 2000 Foundations Texas City Residents Are Back At Home 32 Herz, Lillian E. (Galveston Daily News) Officials Will Tour Storm Damage Area Estimates Of Damages To Be Submitted All Channels Closed to Night Traffic Article Article Article Article Discusses Attorney General Will Wilson's plan to appeal to 2000 Texas 9-18-1961 foundations for help in recovering from Hurricane Carla. Discusses Texas City evacuees returning home to start the clean-up 9-18-1961 process after Hurricane Carla. Article Discusses planned visit by Lyndon B. Johnson, Vice President to survey 9-18-1961 Hurricane Carla damage. Article 34 Ragsdale, Clyde B. (Texas On Eve of Birthday, Texas City City Sun) Has A New "Comeback" Job excerpt Moore, Harry Estill ( And the Winds blew) an island within an island booklet 35 Monsanto 36 Aero-Carla 33 37 38 Galveston Daily News 39 40 41 Texas City Sun 9-17-1961 Discusses Red Cross efforts to provide clothing and meal certificates. Discusses upcoming meeting with county mayors to present Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson with estimates of damage caused by 9-17-1961 Hurricane Carla. Discusses night closures for shipping channels due to debris from 9-17-1961 Hurricane Carla. Santo Static Newsletter Souvenir of Hurricane Carla as seen From The Air Publication 1961 1964 October 1961 1961 This is a Road Image (1) 1961 Hurricane Damage Image (2) 1961 This IS A View Image (3) 1961 It Was Drying Image (4) 1961 One Way To Image (5) 1961 Summarizes the resilience of Texas Citians during Hurricane Carla. Reprinted chapter from the book, "and the winds blew", which discusses Hurricane Carla. Company newsletter that contains multiple images and articles on Hurricane Carla. Souvenir collection of photos of Hurricane Carla impact and damage. Photo from a newspaper showing flooding in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. Photo from a newspaper showing damage to home in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. Photo from a newspaper showing damage to the Texas City Dike from Hurricane Carla. Photo from a newspaper showing flood damage to home in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. Photo from a newspaper showing mattresses drying out on roof of home in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. 3 �Hurricane - Carla 1961 42 Bryan Dahl's Image (6) 1961 43 Texas City Image (7) 1961 Article Photo from a newspaper showing Red Cross mobile canteen in Texas 1961 City providing Hurricane Carla relief workers with hot coffee and food. Photo from a newspaper showing flood damage to home in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. 1961 Photo from a newspaper showing a shrimp boat resting against the Seawall in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. 1961 Photo from a newspaper showing Sixth Street under flood waters in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. 1961 Photo from a newspaper showing damage to Tarpey Park in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. 1961 Commemorates the 30th anniversary of Hurricane Carla through letters 9-18-1991 written during the storm and aftermath. Article Discusses Hurricane Carla's arrival and damage to Texas City as a part of 12-5-1999 a timeline series. 44 Here is The Red Cross Image (8) 45 This is a scene Image (9) 46 This Picture Image (10) 47 Here Is A Scene of Sixth Ave Image (11) 48 Texas City's Hurricane Carla: A letter from the past Image (12) 49 Texas City Sun 50 Turner, Joanne (Galveston Daily News) 51 unknown 52 unknown Hurricane Carla September 11, 1961 document 53 unknown Estimated Damages to Major Cities along the Texas Coast Texas City Photo from a newspaper showing where Bryan Dahl's fishing camp had been prior to being swept away by Hurricane Carla. Photo from a newspaper showing flood damage to home in Texas City from Hurricane Carla. excerpt document n.d. Discusses Hurricane Carla 1961, photos included without descriptions. n.d. Discusses Hurricane Carla 1961. 1961 Table listing damages to major cities by Hurricane Carla. 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/cdab03a6f8fb0952e3662337d61cdf01.pdf 2b0093ca4a52d045a595ae6e592a0bcc PDF Text Text Hurricane - Ike 2008 Number Creator 1 CNBC.com Title Ike's Damage Extensive, But Worst-Case Dodged 2 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Hurricane Ike 3 Goddard, Jacqui (Telegraph) Hurricane Ike: Texas residents tell of their 'night of terror' Article 4 Format Article Description Discusses the preliminary estimates of damage from Hurricane Ike's 9-13-2008 Galveston impact. Image Photo shows debris strewn on Seawall Boulevard in Galveston from 9-14-2008 Hurricane Ike. Image Discusses Galvestonians' experiences with Hurricane Ike. Includes 9-13-2008 Reuters photo of man walking through flood waters. Photo of Texas City dike Billboard surrounded by flood waters of 9-19-2008 Hurricane Ike. Article Discusses mandatory and voluntary evacuation orders, shelter in place 9-12-2008 orders, busses for evacuees, and city curfews ahead of Hurricane Ike. 5 Paschenko, Chris (Galveston Daily News) Most of mainland not under mandatory evacuation 6 Paschenko, Chris (Galveston Daily News) Guard distributes water, ice in Texas City Article 7 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) 8 Paschenko, Chris (Galveston Daily News) 9 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) 10 Elder, Laura (Galveston Daily News) 11 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Bolivar look-and-leave could begin by Friday Date(s) Discusses the hurricane's impact on Texas City, the National Guard 9-15-2008 distribution centers. Image Photo accompanying article of Texas Army National Guarg Spc. John 9-15-2008 Calhoun and Spc. David Everling unloading ice at a distribution center. Article Discusses estimated time for residents to be able to return to their 9-24-2008 homes in Galveston, damage to roads and bridges. images Photos accompanying article showing damaged Rollover Pass bridge and 9-24-2008 house sitting on Hwy 87. Once just flat, Bermuda Beach Drive now 'flat gone' Article Discusses road damage in Galveston that is hindering further clean-up 10-11-2008 and repair efforts following Hurricane Ike. West End goes Missing Photos accompanying article showing water and sewer lines uncovered 10-11-2008 and damaged due to damaged and missing road, condemned homes. images 1 �Hurricane - Ike 2008 12 Eubanks, Jr., Ted Lee (Galveston Daily News) 13 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) 14 Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) 15 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) 16 Meyers, Rhiannon (Galveston Daily News) 17 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) 18 Jones, Leigh (Galveston Daily News) 19 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) 20 Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) One of the authors of a popular birding guide talks about Hurricane Ike and the populations of coastal birds Cleanup begins, but some businesses may never reopen On the Mend; Longterm fate of Broadway's live oak trees, though, won't be known for years Galveston Bay foundation organizes effort to haul trash out of dead vegetation The next big wave; plans call for levee to be raised to protect $7 billion in property Article Discusses the immediate impacts of Hurricane Ike on coastal and 10-12-2008 migratory bird populations. Images Photos of 5-story high debris pile and other scenes of Hurricane Ike's 10-12-2008 impact. Article Discusses the impact, damage, and cleanup from Hurricane Ike in Texas 10-16-2008 City. Images Photos accompanying article showing cleanup efforts on the Texas City 10-16-2008 Dike. Article Discusses the ill effects that salt water and wind from Hurricane Ike did on the live oak trees in Galveston and the city's efforts to provide fresh 10-18-2008 water to the trees in hopes of rehabilitating them. Image Photo accompanying article of Ed Garvenhire with chainsaw removing 10-18-2008 damaged trees from Broadway St. esplanade. Article Discusses 200 volunteers pulling Hurricane Ike debris from Galveston 10-20-2008 Island State Park. Images Photos accompanying article show volunteers clearing debris from 10-20-2008 Galveston Island State Park. Article Discusses plans to raise Texas City levee system since evidence showed 3-21-2009 that Hurricane Ike pushed the levee to its limits. 2 �Hurricane - Ike 2008 21 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) 22 Jones, Leigh (Galveston Daily News) 23 Reynolds, Jennifer & Kevin M. Cox (Galveston Daily News) 24 Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Mainland cities get at least $1M 25 Jones, Leigh (Galveston Daily News) 26 Roepken, Corey (Galveston Daily News) 27 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) 28 Roepken, Corey (Galveston Daily News) 29 30 31 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) White, Ian (Galveston Daily News) Debating the "Ike Dike" Images 3-21-2009 Photos accompanying article shows Texas City levee system. Article Discusses proposal of a new dike and extension of existing dike along Galveston's coastline to protect against tidal flooding like that which 5-3-2009 happened during Hurricane Ike. Includes graphic of proposal. Images Article 10-24-2008 Photos of Hurricane Ike damage to Texas City Dike. Discusses how the Galveston County commissioners planned of distributing Ike recovery funds to cities and unincorporated 5-14-2009 communities. Includes table showing distribution. Experts differ on fate of isle trees Article Discusses what is being done about the island's trees that were severely 4-30-2009 damaged by Ike's winds and salt water. Some mainland residents are still without power Article 9-23-2008 Discusses continued power outages due to Hurricane Ike damage. Image 9-23-2008 Photo accompanying article of utility trucks. Article 9-23-2008 Discusses mainland communities' recovery progress after hurricane Ike. Mainland suffers from power outages, debris Port of Texas City gets first crude oil ships docked. Long lines, frustration at food stamps center Image Article Article Photo accompanying article showing debris littering road and parking lot 9-23-2008 in Kemah. Discusses Hurricane Ike damage and recovery to Texas City 9-22-2008 petrochemical industry and ports. Discusses increased need for food stamps of residents left homeless and 9-22-2008 jobless from Hurricane Ike. 3 �Hurricane - Ike 2008 32 Roepken, Corey (Galveston Daily News) Chamber leader pleased with progress of cleanup 33 Buckley, Johua (Galveston Daily News) Texas City schools set to reopen Tuesday Roepken, Corey (Galveston Daily News) Fountain, Ken an Michael Golden (The Houston Chronicle) TCISD first district in county to reopen Article Discusses reopening of TCISD schools after Hurricane Ike and the influx 9-23-2008 of new students due to storm displacement. Article 1-1-2009 Update of Galveston county cities about 4 months post Hurricane Ike. News release 34 35 Article 9-19-2008 Discusses cleanup progress in Texas City following Hurricane Ike. Article Discusses reopening of TCISD schools after Hurricane Ike and what 9-19-2008 damage was still being repaired. 36 FEMA.gov After Ike; City Updates FEMA Obligates $2 Million to Texas City for Debris Operations 37 Evans, Thayer (The Houston Chronicle) After Ike: Levee system kept Texas City from flooding Article Discusses FEMA award of $2 million to Texas City for Hurricane Ike 5-27-2009 debris cleanup. Discusses how the Texas City levee and floodgate system did its job to protect the city from flooding, even while sustaining damage from 11-6-2008 Hurricane Ike. 38 White, Ian (Galveston Daily News) Mayor Doyle: Texas City bounces back Article Discusses how the levee system prevented much damage from 9-16-2008 Hurricane Ike and how the city is quickly cleaning up storm debris. 39 Cox, Kevin M. (Galveston Daily News) Images Photos accompanying article show road closure and operating chemical 9-16-2008 plants. 40 Paschenko, Chris (Galveston Daily News) Canal communities dig out from Ike Article 9-18-2008 Discusses several communities damaged by Hurricane Ike. Roepken, Corey (Galveston Daily News) White, Ian (Galveston Daily News) Texas City mayor urges refineries back up Article Open for business' but beware of more rain Article 41 42 Discusses Mayor Matt Doyle's urging for plants to get back to 9-18-2008 production of gas. Discusses golf course and library reopening post Hurricane Ike, other 9-18-2008 progress. 4 �Hurricane - Ike 2008 43 44 45 46 47 48 Buckley, Johua (Galveston Daily News) Ruiz, Rosana (Houston Chronicle) Beltran, Mayra (Houston Chronicle) Jones, Leigh (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) LMISD suffers $5M in damage Article during Hurricane Ike Ike washes away Texas City Dike Article A changed landscape Image Rebuilding beaches Article Cleanup begins at dike Hurricane Ike - September 2008 Article Article 51 Weather.gov Fowler, Michael N. (Travis County Search & Rescue) Williamson, DeAnna Minnesota.public radio.org slideshow: 9-13-08 52 Reporternews.com Abilene Reporter Photos Images 53 Galveston.com Landfall Images 54 Galveston.com Aftermath Images 55 Nytimes.com Texas Braces for Hurricane Ike Images 56 Nytimes.com Damage from Hurricane Ike Images 57 Nytimes.com Assessing the Damage Images 58 Nytimes.com A slow recovery Images 49 50 Images Images Images 9-19-2008 Discusses damage and cleanup for La Marque from Hurricane Ike. Discusses Hurricane Ike destruction to the Texas City dike and all 9-25-2008 businesses located on it. Photo accompanying article shows work crew surveying the damage on 9-25-2008 the Texas City dike. Discusses emergency reconstruction project for the beaches between 10-19-2008 10th and 61st streets on Galveston Island. Discusses federal approval for debris cleanup reimbursement for Texas 10-16-2008 City dike. Includes image of debris along dike. Provides synopsis of Hurricane Ike's development and path. Includes satellite image and path maps. n.d. Sep 2008 22 color photocopies of Texas City Dike post Hurricane Ike. Sep 2008 5 color photocopies of Texas City Dike post Hurricane Ike. 3 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of tidal surge from 9-13-2008 Hurricane Ike. 11 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of Hurricane Ike 9-13-2008 impact and damage. 25 color photocopies of Galveston Island scenes of Hurricane Ike Sep 2008 aftermath. 26 color photocopies of Galveston Island scenes of tidal surge from Sep 2008 Hurricane Ike. (originally 26, #7 missing) 4 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of tidal surge from Sep 2008 Hurricane Ike. 9 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of Hurricane Ike Sep 2008 aftermath. 4 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of Hurricane Ike Sep 2008 damage. 5 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of Hurricane Ike Sep 2008 damage, includes President Bush's visit. 5 �Hurricane - Ike 2008 59 Nytimes.com Texas After Ike Images 60 Nytimes.com Signs of Life Images 2 color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of Hurricane Ike Sep 2008 damage. 2color photocopies of Galveston county scenes of post Hurricane Ike Sep 2008 activity. 6 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/8ca0c4c603eb75be21d4c66841aa6e20.pdf 25a64c6c33a9dd9732f069783f37d072 PDF Text Text Hurricanes - 1847 to Present Number Creator Title 1 Table 1 Storm tides at Galveston Unknown Format document Date(s) 1956 2 Galveston Daily News After the Blow Article 6-16-1886 3 Galveston Daily News After the Storm Article 9-19-1875 4 Texas City Times Texas City Storm Tested Article 7-24-1909 5 Texas City Times 8-7-1909 6 Galveston Tribune 7 Galveston Daily News Fincher, Lew (weather.gov) Texas City's natural Sea Wall Article Storm Damages 90 Per Cent Of Texas City Article Damaged Reported over Million At Texas City Article 8 9 10 11 12 13 Associated Press (Galveston Daily News) Tutt, Bob (Houston Chronicle) The 1943 "Surprise" Hurricane Article Southeast Texas Gets Heavy Rains Camp Wallace recruits do battle with hurricane City Escapes With Minor Storm Damage Texas City Sun Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Don't look to Texas City for City Sun) shelter from storm Galveston County Office Galveston County Office of of Emergency Emergency Management Management disaster Guide Article Article Front page Article booklet 7-29-1943 Description Table from a 1956 report listing recorded maximum height of tide surges during tropical cyclones and storms from 1847 to 1955. Discusses a tropical cyclone/storm that hit the Galveston coastline, mentions events that occurred at Shoal Point (Texas City). Discusses a tropical cyclone/storm that hit the Galveston coastline, mentions events that occurred at Shoal Point, Campbell's Bayou, and Swan Lake (Texas City). Front page discusses tropical cyclone/storm that hit Texas City July 1909, claiming it's natural seawall saved the city from worse damage. Includes photos. Front page discusses tropical cyclone/storm that hit Texas City, notable damage. Includes photos. Discusses hurricane that dealt extensive damage to Texas City. (Article incomplete) 7-29-1943 Discusses damage done to Texas City by hurricane. Discusses why the 1943 hurricane was a surprise, weather censorship, the storm's impact and damage. n.d. 8-27-1947 Discusses hurricane that made landfall at Galveston and Texas City. Discusses Camp Wallace soldiers' experience of the 1943 hurricane on 9-19-1993 its 50th anniversary. Includes images. 10-4-1949 Front page has multiple articles on 1949 hurricane damage and impact. Discusses new emergency management procedures for hurricanes, no 8-15-1997 shelters or rescues during the storms. 2025 Public guide for preparing for severe weather, contact information for services, how to information for clean up. 1 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/16c9cd5d53a3d9d0d241921cb4221e92.jpg 4e01d092c43d906497958a22da123d87 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/. Description An account of the resource A list of all the items in the vertical file, along with document sheet for each folder. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Mayfield, Theresa; Broussard, Brenda Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 05 January 2026 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Broussard, Brenda; Mayfield, Theresa Title A name given to the resource Vertical File Index 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 Vertical Files: "H" Part 2 Subject The topic of the resource <ul> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1044">History - Early Settlers</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1045">History - Mexican Consulate</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1046">History - Miscellaneous</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1047">History - Narratives</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1048">History - Publications</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1049">History - Streets, Streetlights, Roads</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1050">History - Theaters</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1051"> History - Transportation</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1179">Hospitals - Columbia Mainland Medical Center - 1996-1999</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1180">Hospitals - Danforth</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1181">Hospitals - Galveston County Memorial Hospital (Mainland Hospital) - 1947-1978</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1182">Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1984-1989</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1183">Hospitals - Mainland Center Hospital - 1990-July 1995</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1184">Hospitals - Memorial Hospital of Galveston County (Mainland Hospital) - 1978-1984</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1185">Hospitals - Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Prison)</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1186">Housing - Texas City Housing Authority and HUD</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1187">Housing </a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1188">Hurricane - 1915 </a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1189">Hurricane - Carla 1961</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1189">Hurricane - Ike 2008</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1191">Hurricanes - 1847 to Present</a></li> </ul> Description An account of the resource Alphabetical listings of Vertical File for "H" group. Part 2 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Broussard, Brenda; Mayfield, Theresa Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 6 January 2026 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Broussard, Brenda; Mayfield, Theresa Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/498047121d1976586343bd38c7be1acb.pdf a04a852f42df20966757c678aff31e28 PDF Text Text People - Moore, Helen Edmunds Number Creator 1 Title The first lady: Helen Edmunds Moore Format Article Date(s) Description December 31, Describes the professional accomplishments and life of Helen E. Moore 1999 in Texas City Helen Edmunds Moore Article May 14, 1998 Describes the legislative accomplishments of Helen E. Moore Helen Edmunds Moore Article 1998 Describes the early life of Helen E. Moore Helen Edmunds Moore Article n.d. Describes work in legislature and includes biographical information 4 Texas City Sun Priscilla Myers Benham, Ph.D. Priscilla Myers Benham, Ph.D. Priscilla Myers Benham, Ph.D. 5 Texas City Sun 6 unknown House does homage to Mrs. Moore at close of special session Article 1936 Mrs. Moore, civic leader, dead at September 87 Obituary 23, 1968 7 unknown Who's who in state government: Mrs. Helen Moore Article 8 unknown [Galveston Daily News] Helen Moore receives honor Ex-solon, TC civic chief, Mrs. Moore is dead at 87 10 Michael Scully 11 unknown This is Texas: woman lawmaker; Mrs. Moore, mild ex-nurse, only one left at Capitol Article Texas City lady has already 2 terms Article 2 3 9 12 13 Texas Woman Suffrage Association [letter] [Nancy Baker Jones and Ruthe Winegarten] Helen Edmunds Moore n.d. Article n.d. September Obituary 23, 1962 n.d. n.d. Describes the civic involvement of Helen E. Moore and the recognition she received by state legislature Provides biographical information about Helen E. Moore and announces her death and funeral arrangements Describes the legislative role of Helen E. Moore Describes Helen E. Moore being chosen as one of the outstanding women of America Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for Helen Edmunds Moore Describes the professional accomplishments of Helen E. Moore in Texas City Describes the professional accomplishments of Helen E. Moore in Texas City Correspo December 15, Describes the invitation of Helen Edmunds Moore to act a chairman for ndence 1915 the seventeenth senatorial district in Texas Chapter [2000] Chapter taken from book Capitol Women: Texas Female Legislators 1 �People - Moore, Helen Edmunds 26 Texas City Given Dike By Measure Reports Heard At Annual Red Cross meeting Red Cross class Registration Is Galveston Daily News Now Under Way Registration Open for Red-Cross first Aid, Home Nursing Mrs. Chapman appointed Red Cross CoChariman New Red Cross Classes Planned To Start Today Five Qualify as Red Cross First Aid Galveston Daily News Instructors Mrs. Carl Nessler made Red Cross Co-chairman Texas City Sun Mrs. H. B. Moore Resigns Red Galveston Daily News Cross Executive Office Mrs. H. S. Moore Resigns as Red Cross Head Here Women civilian Defense Workers Establish Office 27 Barnes, Pat McNealy (Houston Post) 28 Houston Chronicle 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Women Must Stand on Merit at parley many Listed To Speak for Smith Cause Article n.d. Article n.d. Discusses legislative win by Helen Moore to transfer governance of Dike to the city of Texas City. Discusses annual board meeting of the Galveston county Chapter, American Red Cross. Article n.d. Discusses first aid class registration. Article n.d. Article n.d. Discusses first aid class registration. Discusses W. H Chapman's appointment as co-chairman of the Galveston chapter of the Red Cross to fill H. B. Moore's vacancy. Article n.d. Article n.d. Article n.d. Article n.d. Article n.d. Discusses first aid class start and registration. Discusses the five newly qualified Red Cross first aid instructors in Texas City. Discusses Mrs. Carl Nessler's appointment as co-chairman with Helen Moore of the Texas City chapter of Red Cross. Discusses Helen Moore's resignation as executive officer of the Texas City Red Cross. Discusses Helen Moore's resignation as executive officer of the Texas City Red Cross. Article 12-14-1941 Discusses permanent office for the women civilian defense workers. Article 5-24-1932 Article 10-14-1928 Discusses women's roles in the Texas State Democratic convention, of which Helen Moore is to be a delegate to the national parley in Chicago. Discusses democrats scheduled to speak and campaign, including Helen Moore. 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/1fbe6811f594ecf95f08a79ae0231e52.pdf 2e1589c1f9571238261f4a62e0239a79 PDF Text Text People - Moore, Hugh Benton Number Creator 1 2 Sam B. Graham [Texas City Daily Times] 3 John J. Pershing Title Galveston Community Book: a historical and biographical record of Galveston and Galveston County Format Date(s) Excerpt Front page of newspaper Articles 1945 Brief biographical description of Hugh B. Moore (2 copies) September 22, Collection of articles describing events related to the funeral 1944 of Colonel Hugh B. Moore [Letter from John J. Pershing to Corresponde December 7, Colonel Hugh B. Moore] nce 1918 4 Images n.d. 5 Death comes to Colonel H.B. Moore; More particulars on the death of Colonel H.B. Moore Articles n.d. 6 Tennessean is with Pershing Article n.d. 7 Tennessee boy with Pershing Article n.d. A Digest of Trapshooting Corresponde nce April 19, 1919 Image n.d. Images, Articles n.d. 8 9 John J. Pershing United States Army Citation Colonel Hugh Benton Moore 10 Jim Hargrove 11 Texas City Monthly Hugh Moore's Family Hugh Benton Moore: the father of Texas City Article June 1989 Description Correspondence from John J. Pershing to Colonel Hugh B. Moore expressing gratitude for Moore's service Copies of images of items on exhibit at the Moore Home at its unveiling State Historical Marker Brief biographical description of Hugh B. Moore; Describes events related to the death of Hugh B. Moore Describes the service of Hugh B. Moore in Europe as part of John J. Pershing's staff during World War I; included on the same page is an invitation from Pershing to Moore to the dinner commemorating the 19th anniversary of the sailing of the SS Baltic Describes the experience of Hugh B. Moore during his service in France during World War I Citation acknowledging the service of Colonel Hugh B. Moore in France as part of the American Expeditionary Forces Copy of image of Colonel Hugh B. Moore Contains images and articles describing the genealogy of Hugh B. Moore's family Brief biographical description of Hugh B. Moore (2 copies) 1 �People - Moore, Hugh Benton 12 Priscilla Myers Benham (The Handbook of Texas online) Article [2008] Notes n.d. 14 G.W. Wheaton (Board of Directors of Texas City Terminal Railroad Company) [Resolution] Resolution 15 Col. Hugh B. and Helen Moore US Dept of the Interior House, Texas City, Galveston National Park Service Co., Texas Form 16 [Susie Moncla] Article Article April 30, 1945 Describes the work and achievements of Hugh B. Moore National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet, includes Statement of Significance and Description of both Colonel Hugh B. Moore and Helen Moore and their residence in Texas City n.d. Describes the recognition of the Moore House by the National Register of Historic Places n.d. Copies of notes written by Helen Moore describing the Moores' move to Texas City n.d. image 3-9-2019 Article Article & image n.d. 13 17 Moore, Hugh Benton [notes on Hugh B. Moore's family] A brief memorandum of family and early years 20 Evans, Jim (Wikipedia File: col. Hugh B. and Helen Commons) Moore House.jpg Col. H. B. Moore Gives Thirteen Needs of City Murphy, John Texas City Built On Dreams, (Houston Post) Foresight And Faith 21 Anderson, Andy (The Houston Press) Texas City Became 'foregone conclusion' The Day Jim Article and Campbell 'Laughed' at the Navy images Anderson, Andy (The Houston Press) Hugh B. Moore 'sold' Pan-Am on Texas City As Site for Refinery Article and and the Boom Was On images 18 19 22 Brief biographical description of Hugh B. Moore Includes informal notes related to the family of Hugh B. Moore and living members c1940 Streetview photo of the Moore house in 2019. Discusses the items H. B. Moore listed as needs for the city while he spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon Discusses how H. B. Moore's visions and work turned Texas City into an industrial port. 4-11-1949 Part of a series of articles covering the history of Texas City, this piece discusses the beginnings of the city, including H. B. Moore's role in its growth. 4-13-1949 Discusses how H. b. Moore lobbied to get Pan American Oil to build a factory in Texas City. 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/c660f53d9fd407220c4c44957063acad.pdf 6e809b877b38bde0d52e656d69f36010 PDF Text Text People - Noble, Margaret E. Number Creator 1 2 3 4 Tapley, Charlotte (Houston Chronicle) Daily Sun Daily sun Banking Is a Woman's Field, Women at Texas City Prove Texas Gulf Coast She Liked Pu[missing rest of title] Mrs. Margaret E. Noble Daily Sun Earl L. Noble TC High School Accepts Scholarship Custody 5 6 Title Format Date(s) Description Article Excerpt 8-9-1959 n.d. Discusses women in banking, highlighting Margaret Noble's work in banking. Includes photo of Noble. Biographical sketch and portrait of Margaret E. Noble. Article Obituary 7-14-1974 5-30-1974 excerpt n.d. Article 6-22-1975 Discusses the life of Margaret E. Noble, includes photo. Obituary for Margaret E. Noble. Biographical sketch of Earl L. Noble, includes info on Margaret and taped on obituary for her. Discusses the life of Margaret Noble and the scholarship in her memory. 1 �People - Noble, Margaret E. 2 �People - Noble, Margaret E. 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/b0e820338ac57f79526703fee9a0496a.pdf 5b3245d42c9281c59e8d0aef18ded0ed PDF Text Text People - Ragsdale, Clyde B. Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 1 Bulletin Article 6-18-1963 Ragsdale Rites This Afternoon Article Sun Editor Dies Tuesday In Kerrville Article 6-21-1963 2 Texas City Sun 3 Texas City Sun 4 Texas City Sun Mobley, Dorothy (Texas City Sun) Holbrook, C. Ray, Jr. (Texas City Sun) 5 6 7 8 9 An Editorial Sun Office To Close for Editor's Rites A Tribute To the Sun's Late Editor Pastor Lauds Role Of Late Sun Editor Texas City Sun County leaders Pay Tribute to Clyde Ragsdale Texas City Sun The Houston Press (Texas Clyde B. Ragsdale Was Fighting City Sun) Editor 6-19-1963 Article 6-19-1963 Article June 1963 Article 6-21-1963 Article 6-21-1963 Article June 1963 Article 6-19-1963 Description Announcement of Texas City Sun editor, Clyde B. Ragsdale's passing. Discusses the funeral plans for Clyde B. Ragsdale. Discusses life and death of Texas City Sun editor, Clyde B. Ragsdale. Discusses working with Clyde B. Ragsdale and the impact his life and death has made on the Texas City Sun staff. Discusses closure of Texas City Sun office for the funeral services of editor Clyde B. Ragsdale. Letter to the editor from C. Ray Holbrook, Jr. paying tribute to Clyde B. Ragsdale. Discusses Rev. Harry Burch's eulogy and funeral for Clyde B. Ragsdale. A page of tributes for Ragsdale following his death. Reprint of Houston Press article in the Texas City Sun paying tribute to Ragsdale. 1 �People - Ragsdale, Clyde B. 2 �People - Ragsdale, Clyde B. 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/e76c430cdd097c7a4d862e28590dc66f.pdf 590f2e3e553efc6406f8a43c26fe0eb6 PDF Text Text People — S-Z Number Creator 1 Texas City Sun 2 My Heritage Ella Sheffield searches for Galveston Daily News people's roots 3 Texas City Sun Veteran telephone operator recalls Texas City history Article 4 Texas City Sun Sherwood departs Friday Article 5 Texas City Sun Prominent attorney dies Obituary Image 7 Meriworth Mabry New librarian The Charles A.M. Strong Family Description Describes the career of Dr. George B. Sanders Sr. as an educator at the Texas City Colored School July 24, 1994 Describes the work in genealogy of Ella Sheffield in the February 24, 1985 Houston-Galveston area Describes the 30 year career of Lola Shelton, a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in Texas 1951 City Lois M. Sherwood, executive director of the Texas City Housing Authority, retires after 33 years with agency January 25, 1994 Announces death of and funeral arrangements for John Shirley, a local attorney and former municipal judge April 30, 1978 Announces the appointment of a new library director, June Straughan, at Moore Memorial Public Library January 15, 1973 Article n.d. 8 Texas City Sun Ruth Strong Obituary 9 10 11 12 Texas City Sun Strong, Larry Wilbur Strong Obituary Narrative Texas City Sun W. H. Sandberg Obituary 6 13 14 15 16 Title Cathy Gillentine (Texas Tiny Teague to step down City Sun) Jan. 1 Texas City Sun Anne Comstock (Galveston Daily News) Cathy Gillentine (Texas City Sun) Format Article Article Article Winnie Travis Obituary Sterling chemicals VP to be honored as man of vision Article Health hero to step down Article Date(s) Describes the family history of the Strong family Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for Ruth Strong July 28, 1996 Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for Wilbur November 4, 1986 Strong n.d. Family history of Walter Madison Strong moved to indv. file 8-20-1986 Obituary for Walter Sandberg. Announces the resignation of Paul Teague from his position December 29, 1987 as business manager at Operating Engineers Local 347 Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for February 17, 1987 Winnie Guidry Travis Gene Tromblee, vice president of operations for Sterling September 14, Chemicals was honored as Man of Vision by Texas Society to 1991 Prevent Blindness Joe Vickery announces retirement after 36 years with county February 18, 1993 health district 1 �People — S-Z 17 Texas City Sun Sherman Warner 18 Jeff Morris (Texas City A million reasons to Sun) remember 19 Obituary October 1, 1996 Article May 6, 2002 Article 20 Valley Morning Star 21 Galveston Daily News Grant Wheaton Obituary 22 Valley Morning Star Obituary 23 Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Wheaton Grant W. Wheaton Texas City pioneer recalls early days 24 25 Obituary Article Image Annie Mae Simpson Obituary Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for Sherman Warner, includes images and resolution signed by Charles T. Doyle Describes the naming of the Melinda Webb School in Houston, formerly the Houston Center for Hearing and Speech A brief biographical sketch of Elizabeth Lee Wheaton from n.d. the book "Texas City Remembers" (976.4 WHEATON TEXAS) Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for December 16, 1982 Elizabeth Lee Wheaton Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for Grant Wheaton July 27, 1979 Announces the death of and funeral arrangements for Grant Wheaton [July] 20, 1979 Describes the life of 88 year old William Roscoe Wiley in Texas City 1948 Copy of image of Wetzel family (family of Walter Wetzel, husband of Bertha Wetzel) n.d. Discusses the life and funeral arrangements for Annie Mae Simpson, includes photo. 1983 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/8600bf0285c639e26f441505c180be22.pdf 7993a7003412051782f47364bdb3c86d PDF Text Text People - Steed, William C. Family Number Creator 1 2 3 4 Texas City Sun Aulds, T. J (Texas City Sun) Texas City Sun 5 Campbell, Collier A. 6 7 Title W. D. Steed Texas City Has Bright Future W. C. Steed, Owner Steed Chevrolet Co., Says Former TC Mayor Steed dies at 97 William C. Steed Eulogy for W. C. Steed A Resolution in memory of Doyle, Charles T., Mayor William C. Steed Biographical Sketch of Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Steed Format Image Date(s) n.d. Description Portrait and term dates of Mayor Trahan. Article 1936 Discusses William Steed's career, business, and outlook for Texas City. Includes a portrait by Maurer. Article Obituary 3-30-1997 4-1-1997 Document 4-2-1997 Discusses the life of William Steed. Obituary for William C. Steed. Excerpt of article covering all election candidates, states that W. C. Steed did not qualify for reelection as commissioner and therefor announced his retirement. Document 4-1-1997 Memorial resolution for William C. Steed. Document c1997 Biographical sketch of William Steed family. 8 9 Armstrong, Joyce Questions about Mayor's Wife Document c1997 images n.d. Questions and answers sheet presented to the wives of mayors. Photocopies of pictures of Steed family members. 10 Emken-Linton William C. Steed memoriam 4-2-1997 Funeral memoriam. First United Methodist Church A Service of Worship Dedicated to the memory of William C. "Pappy" Steed Program Church program for service honoring William Steed. 11 4-2-1997 1 �People - Steed, William C. Family 2 �People - Steed, William C. Family 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/9fbb9cd098bbc4b1bf97f54d65666882.pdf a4efaa8ddf8f8cd2bbfa2344ce2a9462 PDF Text Text People - Tarpey Family Number Creator 1 Texas City Times 2 Texas City Times 3 Texas City Sun 4 Mobley, Dorothy (Texas City Sun) 5 Texas City Sun 6 Daily Sun Title Format Date(s) Advert 10-6-1911 Death of Mrs. W. P. Tarpey Obituary Builder's Supply Lumber Co., is Locally Owned and Operated Article & by H. M. Tarpey Image Tarpey Name Tells Story of Progress W. P. Tarpey Jr. Dies Here Today Article & Image Article & Image 8-30-1912 1936 6-10-1963 11-12-1964 11-13-1964 7 W. P. Tarpey Jr. Will Be Missed Editorial Rites Set Tuesday For Harold Bordelon, Ann (Daily sun) Tarpey Obituary 8 Texas City Sun James Tarpey Sr. Obituary 11-6-1995 9 Tarpey, James J., Sr. The Tarpeys manuscript Feb 1988 7-29-1968 Description Advertisement for a cook, provides address of Tarpey family shortly after Texas City's incorporation. Discusses the life, death, and funeral of First Lady Cora Westerlage Tarpey. Discusses Harold M. Tarpey's start in business, current lumber yard, and military service. Includes a portrait of Tarpey. First article in a series of biographical sketches highlighting prominent community leaders. Discusses Harold M. Tarpey, first mayor of Texas City, businessman, state legislator. Includes photo of Tarpey. Discusses the death, career, and medical retirement of commissioner W. P. Tarpey. Includes photo. Editorial paying tribute to W. P. Tarpey, Jr.'s contributions to Texas City. Discusses the contributions Harold Tarpey and his family made to Texas City; funeral plans. Obituary for James Tarpey Sr., son of first Texas City Mayor, founder of First Bank Mainland in LaMarque. Family history on the Tarpeys with brief biographical sketches of the first generation of children in Texas City. 1 �People - Tarpey Family 2 �People - Tarpey Family 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/4e48ff2d24bb04cf98c8ab6aa18046b9.pdf dc30d47e7dd3b96e0d930a878a055dda PDF Text Text People - Vincent, Calvin Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 1 Educator Honored Former Principal, administrator Vincent dies Vincent served community well Calvin Vincent Educator, civic leader Calvin Vincent dies A Celebration of the life of Calvin Vincent Image 10-25-1995 Description Photo of Dorthea Jones Wyatt presenting resolution honoring Calvin Vincent to his wife, Ethel. Article 11-19-1995 Discusses the career and contributions of Calvin Vincent. Editorial Obituary Nov 1995 11-20-1995 Editorial tribute to Calvin Vincent. Obituary for Calvin Vincent, includes photo. Article 11-19-1995 Discusses the career and contributions of Calvin Vincent. Program 1-22-1995 Presentations speech 1996 Program for funeral services, includes tributes and obituary. Speech for Head-Start graduation that honors the Texas City program's founder, Calvin Vincent. 3 4 Texas City Sun Lutz, Heidi (Galveston Daily News) Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) Texas City Sun 5 Texas City Sun 2 6 7 Head-Start 1 �People - Vincent, Calvin 2 �People - Vincent, Calvin 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/01966c50259046cd9994f1021efac142.pdf 5794d22c8e740d2c8feee24653a8712c PDF Text Text People - Walker, Dee Mary Lou Number Creator Title 1 Texas City Sun Dee Walker Is named Alternate Poet Laureate of Texas Article 2 Texas City Sun Local Banker Aids in Getting State to Set Aside 'Poetry Day' Article 5-15-1953 3 State of Texas Senate Resolution 280 5-5-1953 4 State of Texas Senate Resolution 261 record Edgar Allan Poe; The Man and His Place in Literature; A Lecture script 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Format record Date(s) Description 5-14-1953 Discusses Dee Walker's nomination for Pulitzer Prize in poetry and appointment of alternate Poet Laureate of Texas. 5-18-1953 Discusses Dee Walker's efforts to prompt the Texas State Senate to proclaim October 15 as Texas Poetry day. Journal record of Senate Resolution 260 vote to recognize Oct 15 as Texas Poetry Day. Journal record of Senate Resolution 280 vote to recognize Mildred Lindsey Raiborn and Dee Walker as Poet Laureate and Alternate Poet Laureate. Powers, Johnny (Daily Texas City Boasts Two Poets Sun) Laureate of Texas Allen, Gladys (Texas City Sun) Labor of Love' Says Collector Wilson, E. (Texas City Sun) Article & images. 3-6-1966 Article 12-7-1969 Images 12-7-1969 Lecture script delivered by Dee Walker to the Houston Chapter, Poetry Society of Texas on Poetry Day. Discusses the works of Dee Walker and Edith Canant, two Texas City residents that have been named alternate Texas Poet Laureate. Includes photos of each. Discusses rare book collection of Dee Walker that is going to be donated to College of the Mainland. Photos accompanying article of Dee Walker displaying some of the rare books in his collection. Lowry, Emmett F. Texas City Sun Trent, Lucia speech Obituary Excerpt excerpt 4-19-1970 5-21-1993 1951 1951 Speech delivered by Emmett F. Lowry honoring Dee Walker. Obituary for Mary Lou Walker. Preface from Dee Walker's first book of poetry. Transcription of book cover flap copy. Booklet n.d. Booklet listing the more than 500 volumes of poetry donated to UH-Clear Lake Neumann Library by the Walkers. Walker, Dee Alfred R. Neumann Library Dee Walker Day Walker, Mary Lou Salt Spray and Honey Salt Spray and Honey Dee and Mary Lou Walker Poetry Collection UH-Clear Lake 10-15-1956 1 �People - Walker, Dee Mary Lou 2 �People - Walker, Dee Mary Lou 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/68a2d35b10042885235faaa29907b203.pdf d069c44c1e1c55254c28180b35b1f0eb PDF Text Text People - Wedell Family Number Creator Title 1 Hermann Deutsch Article Date(s) November 19, 1968 2 Wedell-Williams Memorial Foundation Harry P. Williams Article n.d. 3 Wedell-Williams Memorial Foundation James R. "Jimmie" Wedell Thompson Trophy Race Winners Father of noted flyer claims to be oldest living citizen from point of residence 4 5 Format Article Awards List 1930-1939 Article 6 Image 7 Images 8 9 n.d. Wedell-Williams Memorial Aviation Home Pylon News - A Trip to Museum of Louisiana the Valley in an Airplane Article Wedell-Williams Memorial Aviation Museum of Louisiana Home Pylon News (entire issue) Article Description Describes the life of Walter and Jimmy Wedell Describes the life of Harry P. Williams, President of WedellWilliams Air Service, and his partnership with Jimmy Wedell Describes the life and death of James R. "Jimmie" Wedell, and his position as Vice President of Wedell-Williams Air Service Copy of a list of Thompson Trophy Race Winners, a free-for-all racing event that includes two entries for a win by a WedellWilliams plane July 1988 Describes the life of R.C. "Bob" Wedell and that of his two sons Jimmy and Walter Copy of a newspaper image of Jimmy Wedell and the Wasp Powered Wedell-Williams Special Racer Two copies of images of the Wedell family featuring Bob, Lizzie, Jimmy, Walter, Edith, and grandmother Wedell Includes a copy of a paper written by Mary Wedell about her first flight with her brother Jimmy Wedell, dated September 25, 1924 July 1987 Image of Jimmy Wedell on the very last page of the publication n.d. September 4, 1933 10 Jesse Ponce Texas City's King of the Sky Article n.d. Describes the life of Jimmy Wedell, includes bibliographical references, images of Jimmy Wedell and Harry P. Williams, and an illustration of an airplane (2 copies) 11 Major Truman C. Weaver, USAF (Ret.) The Wedell-Williams Story Article n.d. Describes the life of Jimmy Wedell and the origin of the WedellWilliams partnership, includes images and plans for airplanes n.d. Describes the land tract known as "Wedell's Corner", sourced from an undated scrapbook clipping from Mrs. Emmett Lowry based on notes and interviews with Robert C. Wedell 12 Mrs. Emmett Lowry Wedell's Corner Article 1 �People - Wedell Family 13 14 15 Joel Kirkpatrick Robert S. Hirsch and Barbara H. Schultz Marker Dedications Killed in plane crash, James R. Wedell, famous speed flier Article Image The Wedell-Williams Air Service Booklet [November 25, 1968] Describes the historical marker dedication for the Wedell brothers (Jimmy and Walter Wedell) n.d. Copy of a Times Wide World Photo of James R. "Jimmy" Wedell after his plane crash, on the same paper is a copy of a brief newspaper blurb about Jimmy and Walter's lives Publication of the Wedell-Williams Air Service, includes history of Walter and James Wedell 2001 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/0913988b3316e3de212682f9513a8441.pdf c6878b6cf135cd0e20f1c399b4d4fb6b PDF Text Text People - Williams, Hoopie Number Creator 1 2 3 Title Format Image Image Image Date(s) [1930] [1929] Rollin' Up To Gotham Article n.d. 5 6 Image Image 1930, [1917] 1900 7 Image 1929 8 Image 1929, ca. 1917 9 Galveston County Much Snow for "Hoopie;" Sun Witnesses Serious Bus Crash Article November 29, 1929 10 Freeman Williams Article n.d. The Revival of Hoop Rolling Article n.d. Begins Hoop Rolling Tour Article [1929] Itinerary n.d. 4 11 12 The Houston Press [Galveston Daily Sun] 13 14 15 J.P. Garvey [Letter from J. P. Garvey to Hoopie Williams] B.O. Amburn [Letter from Amburn Brothers to Hoopie Williams] Correspondence August 2, 1929 Correspondence [1929] Description Harm Bates "Hoopie" Williams "Hoopie" Bates with his iron hoop "Hoopie" Bates rolling his iron hoop Describes the beginning of Hoopie's planned 2000 mile walk to New York rolling an iron hoop Hoopie at age 26 and at age 13 with his dog Hoopie's mother and father Hoopie on the road to New York and standing in front of the old folks home in Houston, Texas Hoopie passing through Houston and at the age of 15 Describes Hoopie Williams' arrival in Springfield, Ohio Describes the life of Harm Bates "Hoopie" Williams Describes Hoopie's intention to roll a hoop from Texas City to New York Describes the beginning of Hoopie's walk to New York City Describes the route and distances Hoopie will travel between Houston and Nashville Describes good wishes on behalf of the Texas City Fire Department Describes Amburn's admiration and well wishes for Hoopie's walk to New York �People - Williams, Hoopie Number Creator 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Title [Letter from J. P. Garvey to Hoopie Williams] Format Date(s) September 20, Correspondence 1929 J.P. Garvey Galveston County Foot Trouble Halts 'Hoopie' Article Sun Galveston County Hoopie Headed for Natchez Article Sun Galveston County Sun Hoopie On Way to Vicksburg Article "Hoopee" Williams, Long distance Hoop Roller, Visits Jonesville Article Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Hoop Roller Is In The Movies Article Hoopie Makes Historic City Hoopie Teaches Governor the Art of Hoop Rolling Memphis Tenn. His Next Stop Article Article Article Hoopie Headed for Nashville Article August 9, 1929 August 16, 1929 August 23, 1929 August 28, 1929 August 30, 1929 September 6, 1929 September 13, 1929 September 20, 1929 September 27, 1929 Description Describes the challenge in paying Hoopie's expenses Describes Hoopie's stop in Beaumont, TX Describes Hoopie's journey through Louisiana Describes Hoopie's journey in Louisiana and his meeting with Eugene Lambert who was on a journey to walk around the world Article announcing Hoopie Williams' arrival in Jonesville, Louisiana on his way to Natchez, Mississippi Describes how Hoopie's journey to New York is bringing national attention to Texas City Describes Hoopie's journey in Mississippi Describes Hoopie's meeting with Governor Bilbo of Mississippi Describes Hoopie's journey in Mississippi Buchhorn Aids Hoopie's Cause Article Hoopie Makes Kids Friends Article Describes Hoopie's journey in Tennessee Describes a petition circulated by the Texas City Fire Department to raise October 4, 1929 money for Hoopie's lodging Describes updates sent by Hoopie October 18, 1929 detailing his journey in Tennessee Williams in Old Kentucky Article October 25, 1929 Describes Hoopie's arrival in Kentucky �People - Williams, Hoopie Number Creator Title Format Galveston County 29 Sun Camera Man Gets Hoopie Article Galveston County 30 "Hoopie" Has Cold Weather Article Sun 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Galveston County "Hoopie" Snow Bound in Sun Penn. Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Galveston County Sun Article Article Description Describes Hoopie's journey from Frankfurt to Louisville, Kentucky Describes Hoopie's journey in Ohio December 20, 1929 Describes Hoopie's journey in Pennsylvania and Virginia Describes Hoopie's interview on a radio station in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and his January 3, 1930 journey in Pennsylvania and Maryland Describes Hoopie's journey in January 20, 1930 Pennsylvania and Maryland January 31, 1930 Describes Hoopie's arrival in New York Describes the world record set by Hoopie Article January 31, 1930 Williams Describes Hoopie's return to Texas City Galveston County February 28, and recollections of his journey to New York Sun Hoop Roller Gets Home Article 1930 Describes letters and other updates Mrs. George H. [Letter from Mrs. George H. Hoopie's mother has received at home Williams Williams to Hoopie Williams] Correspondence August 18, 1929 during his journey to New York [Letter to Hoopie Williams December 6, Describing updates from home while La Rue from La Rue] Correspondence 1929 Hoopie is on his trip 39 Hoopie Williams 40 Ernest Belt 41 Hoopie Has Lots of Snow Hoopie on Way to Quaker City Hoopie and Irma Arrive in New York City Hike Comes to End Wednesday Article Date(s) November 8, 1929 December 13, 1929 Article [Telegram from Hoopie February 14, Williams to Mrs. G. Williams] Correspondence 1930 [Letter to Hoopie Williams from Ernest Belt] Correspondence January 22, 1930 [Letter from Patrons of a restaurant to Hoopie Williams] Correspondence January 15, 1935 Describes his planned return to Texas City in ten days time Describes good wishes and requesting updates from Hoopie's journey Describes good wishes and attached newspaper clippings �People - Williams, Hoopie Number Creator 42 43 44 45 46 47 Title Format Genealogy record Date(s) Description Two copies of computer file for Hoopie Freeman Williams [Family Computer File] June 22, 1985 Williams family tree Berylyn C. Speaking of Texas (Texas Describes Hoopie Williams' 2,400 mile Article August 1993 Bazzoon Highways) walk rolling a hoop to New York City Provides brief coverage of Hoopie My Brother Made Some Real Williams' 2,500 mile trip, from his Freeman Williams Hoopla Article July/August 1994 departure to his arrival in New York City John Simsen Commemorates the 60th anniversary of July 23, 1989 (Texas City Sun) TC's 'Hoopie' made headlines Article Hoopie's cross-country trip Document request from city for records of June, July, 1929, includes copies of Galveston county Sun articles about [Letter from Freeman Hoopie Williams and hand-written Williams to City Secretary, November 3, response by City Secretary Freeman Williams Texas City] Correspondence 1989 Copies of page 73-74 featuring Hoopie Texas City Terminal Railway Williams and a news clipping from Company: a century of DeMaet's book (call number: 976.4139 Ken DeMaet Promoting Growth Article 1993 Texas) � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/38d482101ea4aa57d6236f39a5c52c5b.pdf bec8b8bd40894e3f38bad7097322408e PDF Text Text Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel Number Creator 1 Title Simsen, John (Texas City Reservists 'camping' in Texas City Sun) Format Date(s) Article 9-6-1990 2b Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Reunited - in a desert hole Richard, Jim (Texas City Sun) 3 Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Desert Shield dedication, Sun) Christmas program reset Article & images 4 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Uncle Sam calls again 5 Texas City Sun Salute 6 Texas City Sun Salute 7 Texas City Sun Salute 8 Texas City Sun Salute 9 Texas City Sun Salute 10 Texas City Sun Salute 11 Texas City Sun Salute 12 Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images 2 Article 9-16-1990 Image 9-16-1990 12-10-1990 1-24-1991 1-24-1991 1-25-1991 1-22-1991 1-23-1991 1-26-1991 1-27-1991 1-28-1991 1-29-1991 Description Discusses Army reservists staying in hotel in Texas City as they are utilized to load ships in Houston with vehicles from the 119st Transportation Terminal Unit. Discusses how Ismaro Cardenas, a civilian military instructor found his son, Danny Cardenas in a fox hole in Saudi Arabia on the elder's birthday, also describes cultural differences as experienced by Mrs. Eva Cardenas during her residence in Saudi. Photo accompanying article of Eva Cardenas holding pictures of her husband and son in military uniforms. Discusses dedication of Desert Shield display by Mayor Chuck Doyle, a tent set up near city hall with giant greeting cards to sign and honor wall. Includes photos. Discusses Pamela Jones being called from reservist to active duty for the war in the Persian Gulf. Includes photo of Jones. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, James Cunningham. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Richard Hodges. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Michael Robinson. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, David Aldridge. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Daniel Cardenas. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Anthony McLane. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Steven McLane. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Ruben Cooper, Jr. 1 �Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel Texas City Sun 14 Texas City Sun Salute Simsen, John (Texas City Hundreds turn out for salute of Sun) troops Article Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Duncan, Sonja R. (Texas City Sun) Local patriotism Images Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Texas City Sun Salute 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Salute Article & images Article & images 13 1-30-1991 1-31-1991 1-27-1991 2-1-1991 2-1-1991 2-4-1991 2-5-1991 2-6-1991 2-7-1991 2-7-1991 2-8-1991 2-9-1991 2-10-1991 2-11-1991 2-12-1991 2-13-1991 2-14-1991 Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Kevin R. Adkins. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Ramon Davila, Jr. Discusses support of residents for the troops in the Persian Gulf. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Florencio "Bubba" Melchor, III. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Proctor, Leroy. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Gilbert Dale Robertson. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Jesus Torres. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Jay B. Gonzales. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Patrick Ruszkowski. Photos of yellow ribbons around trees and business signs displaying support for U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Jason Chittenden. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Kimsey Pitts. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Howard Stevenson. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Randall Womack. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Gregory Stephens. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Cory James Bush. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Kenneth Kaiser. 2 �Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel 30 Texas City Sun Salute 31 Texas City Sun Salute 32 Texas City Sun Salute 33 35 Texas City Sun Salute Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) "Day of Pride" Eiserer, Gary (Texas City Sun) "Operation Fredon" 36 Texas City Sun Salute 37 Texas City Sun Salute 38 Texas City Sun Salute 39 Texas City Sun Salute 40 Texas City Sun Salute 41 Texas City Sun Salute 42 34 Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images 2-15-1991 2-16-1991 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-14-1991 2-17-1991 Texas City Sun Salute Poem Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images 43 Texas City Sun 2-18-1991 44 Texas City Sun 45 Texas City Sun 46 Texas City Sun Sum compiling military names Article Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-17-1991 2-18-1991 2-18-1991 2-18-1991 Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, William W. Russell. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Steve Hutto. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Robert V. Belk Jr. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Anthony Lewis. Discusses the events planned to show support for the troops in the Persian Gulf. Poem written as support to the troops and the importance of freedom. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Darrell Romano. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Julian Ramirez. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Jody Butler. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Joe E. Ferguson, II. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Edward Rodriguez, Jr. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, James Wood. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Johnny Velasquez, IV. Lists names of military personnel serving during the Persian Gulf War. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Ronny Spears. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Brian Kays. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Ray Lasoya. 3 �Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel 47 Texas City Sun Salute 48 Texas City Sun Salute 49 Texas City Sun Salute 50 Texas City Sun Salute 51 Texas City Sun Salute 52 Texas City Sun Salute 53 Texas City Sun Salute 54 Texas City Sun Salute 55 Texas City Sun Salute 56 Texas City Sun Salute 57 Texas City Sun Salute 58 Texas City Sun Salute 59 Texas City Sun Salute 60 Texas City Sun Salute 61 Texas City Sun Salute 62 Texas City Sun Salute 63 Texas City Sun Salute Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images 2-18-1991 2-19-1991 2-20-1991 2-21-1991 2-22-1991 2-23-1991 2-25-1991 2-26-1991 2-26-1991 2-26-1991 2-26-1991 2-26-1991 2-26-1991 2-27-1991 2-28-1991 2-28-1991 2-28-1991 Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Stacy Choate. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Bee Jay Clearley. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Robert Parker. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Venancio "Benny" Nieto Jaramillo. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Guy M. Cooms, Jr. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Chuck Leikam. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Clay Gene Livergood. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Earl Newton. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, La'Taron Green. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Ricardo Leal, Jr. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Roland Aldridge. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Alfy Mayes. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Curtis Ward. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Charles Brooks. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Michael DeDear. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Jonathan Albertson . Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Lane Allen Millis. 4 �Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel 64 Texas City Sun 65 Texas City Sun 66 Texas City Sun 67 Texas City Sun 68 Texas City Sun 69 Texas City Sun 70 Texas City Sun 71 72 Texas City Sun Associated Press (Texas City Sun) 73 Texas City Sun 74 Texas City Sun 75 Texas City Sun 76 Texas City Sun 77 Texas City Sun 78 Texas City Sun 79 Texas City Sun 80 Texas City Sun Article & images Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & T.C. man killed in Kuwait attack images Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Article & images Salute Salute 2-28-1991 2-28-1991 2-28-1991 2-28-1991 2-28-1991 3-1-1991 3-2-1991 3-3-1991 3-5-1991 3-5-1991 3-5-1991 3-6-1991 3-7-1991 3-8-1991 3-9-1991 3-10-1991 3-11-1991 Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Eric Perez . Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Charles Leikam. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Stormey S. Jones. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Richard Huda. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Bruce D. Stewart. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, James M. Wiley. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Patrick F. Thomas. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Paul Weaver. Discusses the death of Staff Sgt. Christopher Stephens in Kuwait. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Jay Don White. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Sgt. Peter Potter. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Robert E. O'Bryan, III. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, John Lee Kotlarich. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Timothy Beltz. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Michael Jones. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Eric D. Fuqua. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Robert D. Wells. 5 �Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel 81 Mayes, Peter (Texas City City to honor troops Sunday Sun) 82 Texas City Sun Salute 83 Texas City Sun Salute 84 Texas City Sun Salute 85 Texas City Sun Salute 86 Texas City Sun 87 88 3-12-1991 Salute Article Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Article & images Texas City Sun Patriotic Parade Image 6-23-1991 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Fourth of July parade honors war veterans Article 6-26-1991 3-12-1991 3-13-1991 3-14-1991 3-15-1991 3-16-1991 Discusses first St. Patrick's Day parade for Texas City and how it will be celebrating the return of American troops from the Middle East. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Richard Hickman. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Leonard Bowers. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Lee F. Millis. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, Michael Yeager. Biographical sketch and photo of Persian Gulf War serving personnel, James Martinez. Photo of July 4th parade committee members organizing celebration for Desert Storm troops. Discusses parade to honor returning troops from Persian Gulf War and requesting citizens line the parade route with as much patriotic paraphernalia as possible. 6 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/a175013e68b2f9c7b0828ad57c0ae7b7.pdf bc51e1967802b469cfb75c9c48b54578 PDF Text Text Poets Number Creator 1 Texas City Sun Title Solons Name Local Banker For High Honor Article 5-14-1953 2 Texas City Sun Local Banker Aids in Getting State to Set Aside 'Poetry Day' Article 5-15-1953 Lowry, Emmett F. Salt Spray and Honey Speech Delivered by Emmett F. Lowry on Dee Walker Day 3 4 Format Date(s) Transcript n.d. Transcript 4-19-1970 Description Discusses Dee Walker's nomination for a Pulitzer Prize in poetry Discusses Dee Walker's participation in prompting the state senate to officially proclaim October 15 as Texas Poetry Day. Transcript of book clover flap biographical information for author Dee Walker. Transcript of Speech Delivered by Emmett F. Lowry on Dee Walker Day Discusses the awarding of an honorary diploma and degree of Doctor of Letters by The University of Free Asia, Karachi Pakistan to Edith Canant. Includes Photo of Canant. Discusses Edith Canant's inclusion in the National Gold Book, a listing of distinguished women of the United States. Includes photo of Canant. Discusses Edith Canant receiving the medal of Homor and a Certificate of Merit from Stuid E. Scambi Internazionoli for her poetry. Texas City Resident Gets Honorary Article & Degree Image 9-21-1970 6 TC Poetress, Mrs. Canant, Listed In Article & Gold Book Image 3-22-1967 7 Daily Sun Mrs. Canant Gets Two New Poetry Awards Article 9-9-1967 8 Daily Sun TC Poet Art Teacher Plans for future Article & Image 1-18-1965 9 Mr. Edward Brown… Image 2-3-1969 10 Intercom Moore Memorial Public Library Canant, Edith Rayzor Document 1-31-2023 Print out of Canant books the library removed in 2023. 11 Powers, Johnny (Daily Sun) Texas City boasts Two Poets Laureate of Texas Article & Image 3-6-1966 12 Texas City Sun Image 8-25-1997 Discusses Dee Walker and Edith Canant, both named alternate poet laureate for the state of Texas. Includes photos of each. Image of Charlotte Makowitz with Florence Henderson admiring Moskowitz's Poet of Merit Medallion. 5 Daily Sun Discusses the life and future plans of local poet, Edith Canant. Includes photo of Canant at her desk as a school teacher. Photo of Edith Canant and other Civic Club members presenting check to Edward Brown of College of the Mainland to be used for a scholarship fund. 1 �Poets 13 Morris, Susan (Galveston At 64, TC Poetess Finally Has Own Article & Book Published Image Daily News) 2-10-1975 Discusses Mrs. Franklyn Bodine's life and work as a poet with a newly published book. Includes photo of Bodine. 2 �Poets 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/b83baf833b99686a54f49bd51156c3b7.pdf e17cbb19d56a7bed7f7d54683905b640 PDF Text Text Police Department Number Creator 1 City of Texas City PD 2 3 Texas City Times Title Compiled for Use In Police Training manual History of the Texas City Police Department 1911-1961 Format Constable Scotto Killed Article 7-26-1912 Image c1928 4 5 6 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News 7 Galveston Daily News 8 Daily Sun 9 10 Texas City Sun 11 12 Galveston Daily News Document c1960s Document 1961 Rewards Offered for Evans Slayer Article Officers Hope for Early Arrest of Bandits Who Killed Texas City Man Article Captain Frank Hamer Will Be Assigned to Texas City Case: Rander Is Due Today Article Area lawman to be honored Marshalls and Chiefs of Police Texas City, Texas Texas City police began with one marshall Texas City Police Department Heads Former chief D. K. Lack Sr. dies at 63 Date(s) Article Description A brief history of Texas City's formation and the progression of the police department. 2-15-1928 A brief history of the police department. Discusses the shooting death of Constable George Scotto by former constable Timberlake during an altercation between the two. Photocopy of phot of Officer O.E. Evans and daughter Alta shortly before he was killed in the line of duty. Discusses the shooting death of Officer O.E. Evans when he surprised burglars while on duty. 2-14-1928 Discusses the shooting death of Officer O.E. Evans when he surprised burglars while on duty. 4-28-1928 Discusses Texas Ranger Tod Aldrich arriving in Texas City to investigate the shooting death of Office O. E. Evans. Oct 1975 Document c1980 Discusses career and accomplishments of Sheriff J. B. Kline List of marshalls and chiefs for the police department from 1911-1979 Article & Image Discusses the history of Texas City and the progression of the police department. Photo accompanying article is of Don Burns, Mayor Lowry, Chief joe Standley, Sgt dick Young, Jim Hamilton marking Law Enforcement Appreciation Week. 5-3-1983 Document c1985 Article 1-17-1988 Lists the Marshalls and Chiefs, terms of duty from 1911-1985. Discusses the career and death of former police chief D. K. Lack, Sr. Photo accompanying article of Lack. 1 �Police Department 13 Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Standley to leave TC post Article 12-22-1988 Discusses retirement of Joe Standley from Public Safety Director, a position he held after being police chief. Discusses the career and retirement of Joe Standley. Photo accompanying article of Joe Standley and Fire Chief Roy McKinney. Photo of Police Chief Jerry Purdon, Bruce Stweart, Clay Ruyle, winners of Outstanding officer awards. Discusses the life, death, and funeral plans for former police chief Joe Standley. Photo of Sgt. Brian Goetschius and Ross Clements with officer of the year awards. Obituary for former police chief, Foster Nelson. Area lawmen bid farewell to Standley Article & Image 1-1-1989 15 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Richard, Jim (Texas City Sun) TCPD Honorees Image 4-6-1990 16 Texas City Sun Joe Standley dies Article 6-11-1990 17 18 Officers of the Year Foster Nelson Image Obit 7-12-1990 7-23-1990 TCPD's canine unit gets respect Article 8-18-1991 20 Texas City Sun Texas City Sun Chuck Stevick (Texas City Sun) Vaughn, Sonja R. (Texas City Sun) Dog Day Afternoon Image 8-18-1991 Discusses the K-9 unit. Photo accompanying article of officers Bruce Stewart and Donald Halstead with K-9 dogs Danny and Hondo. 21 Comstock, Anne (Galveston Daily News) TC officer gains trust of youths in projects 1-22-1992 Discusses two youth training facilities in Texas City operated by Charles Totty. Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Chuck Stevick (Texas City Sun) City's new reserve force to feature former officers Article Reserve police going to work in Texas City Article 14 19 22 23 Article Article & Image 5-15-1992 Article 5-9-1993 Discusses the new reserve officer program that will utilize former police officers to boost manpower and patrols. Discusses the new reserve officer program in detail as approved by the city commission. Discusses Sgt. Robert L. Elliott named 1991 Outstanding Police Officer. Photo accompanying article of Elliott and his wife, Cathy at the luncheon. Discusses special memorial services for officers who have died in the line of duty. 5-11-1993 Discusses memorial services held for fallen police officers. 25 Fitzgerald, Scott (Galveston Daily News) Texas City officer receives kudos Chuck Stevick (Texas City Lawmen subject of TC memorial Sun) service Monday 26 Simsen, John (Texas City Officers gather to pay respects at Sun) Texas City's Memorial Park Article 24 2-9-1992 2-21-1992 2 �Police Department 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Stotts, Jim (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Officers Honored Image 5-11-1993 Canine team captures top honors Article 6-20-1993 K-9 Champs Image 6-20-1993 TC Officer of the Year Image 10-15-1993 Costello tapped as TC's 'top cop' Article 10-15-1993 Crime Stoppers Banquet Image 10-15-1993 TCPD's finest Image 10-15-1993 Article 12-9-1993 Article 12-27-1993 Article 6-13-1996 Article 6-30-1996 Images 6-30-1996 Discusses the plans for a new Justice Center. Discusses the performance of TCPD K-9 unit at the state Police Olympics. Photos accompanying article of K9 Danny showing the prowess that won him and his handler, officer Bruce Stewart four medals at the state Police Olympics. 11-21-1996 Discusses sting operation that lead to an internal investigation of police officers using their position for sexual favors from prostitutes. Includes inset article on prostitution. 37 Chuck Stevick (Texas City EDC approves tentative police Sun) station plans Commission to consider plans for new jail Texas City Sun Dimitri, Dale (Texas City City unveils plans for new Justice Sun) Center Martz, Laura (Texas City Texas City K9 captures first again Sun) at police competition 38 Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) 34 35 36 39 Holan, Mark (Galveston Daily News) Photo accompanying article of Bill Robertson playing bagpipes at the Law Enforcement Memorial Day service. Great Leap Prostitution sting sparks police probe Article Discusses K-9 unit receiving gold medals in competition. Photo accompanying article of officers Bruce Stewart and Donald Halstead with K-9 dogs Danny and Hondo with their medals from the k-9 Police Olympics. Photo of officer Carla Costello, named officer of the year. Discusses the yearly Texas City Crime Stoppers banquet, awards and acknowledgements made. Photo accompanying article of Police Chief Jerry Purdon, State Sen. Jerry Patterson, Hitchcock Police Chief Glann Manis and Galveston County Precinct 5 Constable Deril Oliver at the banquet. Photo accompanying article of Howard Evans and Carla Costello at the banquet. Discusses approval by the city's Economic Development Corp. of preliminary plans for a new police station. Discusses the preliminary plans for a new police station going to the commission for approval. 3 �Police Department 40 41 Holan, Mark (Galveston Prostitution sweep nabs police officer Daily News) Kramer, Mark (Texas City Sun) Going to bat for children Article 11-22-1996 Article 2-5-1995 Easing their pain TCPD awarded federal grant for officers TCPD's first K9 partner retiring today Image 2-5-1995 Article 2-8-1995 Article 9-23-1995 An officer's Best Friend Image 9-23-1995 Image 12-5-1995 Discusses K9 Rose's retirement after 8 years of police service. Photo accompanying article of K9Rose and officer John Zimmers. Photo of Frank Fleming of the Texas City Crime Stoppers presenting officer Tim Zaragoza with the Officer of the Year award. 2-6-1997 Discusses Purcell Construction Inc getting the contract to build a new 34,000 square-foot Criminal Justice Center. 45 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) 46 Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) Texas City Officer of the Year 47 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Texas City awards contract for Criminal Justice Center 49 Thompson, Carter (Texas City Sun) Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) New TC criminal justice facility to be named for DeWalt Article Former cop found guilty of soliciting prostitution Article 50 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) City commission tours criminal justice center worksite 51 Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) 52 City of Texas City 42 43 44 48 Discusses officer Mark Wev 's administrative leave placement while an investigation looks into his solicitation of a prostitute. Discusses how detective Darrell Matheson handles child abuse cases. Photo accompanying article of Detective Darrell Matheson showing officer Hal Biery a teddy bear used in calming traumatized children. Discusses federal grant that will allow for TCPD to hire two full time officer solely for juvenile crime. Article Article Justice under construction Image Rankin L. DeWalt Criminal Justice Center Pamphlet 3-13-1997 6-28-1997 10-23-1997 10-23-1997 June 1998 Discusses the naming of the Criminal Justice center after former police chief, Rankin DeWalt. Discusses the guilty verdict for former officer mark Wev on soliciting a prostitute. Discusses progress on the construction of the new criminal justice center. Photo accompanying article of architect Robert Trabanino given tour of justice center construction site to city commissioners. Pamphlet on the DeWalt Criminal Justice Center, includes map of exterior and interior. 4 �Police Department 53 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) County's first K-9 officer remembered by partner Article 3-28-1998 Fallen hero Image 1993 TCCJC almost complete Article 6-7-1998 Nearly finished Officers looking forward to new headquarters Image 6-7-1998 Article 6-12-1998 Cop Shop Houston mayor joins in center's dedication Image 6-12-1998 Article 6-13-1998 image 6-13-1998 Discusses the progress on the criminal justice center. Photo accompanying article of the fountains and the outside of the criminal justice center. Discusses to planned dedication ceremony for the new criminal justice center. Photo accompanying article of outside of new criminal justice center. Discusses dedication ceremonies for the new criminal justice center. Photo accompanying article of Houston Mayor Lee P. Brown, TC Mayor Chuck Doyle, and architect Robert Trabanino at the dedication of the Criminal Justice Center as HPD helicopters fly overhead. 6-12-1998 Program for the dedication ceremonies of the criminal justice center. 6-13-1998 Discusses the dedication ceremonies for the criminal justice center. 59 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) Lynch, Molly (Texas City Sun) Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) Aulds, T. J. (Texas City Sun) 60 Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) The home of justice 61 City of Texas City Rankin L. DeWalt Criminal Justice Center Dedication Ceremony Program 62 Gomez, Gina V. (Galveston Daily News) Houston mayor on hand for dedication 63 Doemland, David (Galveston Daily News) 54 55 56 57 58 64 65 Justice for all Texas City Sun Duty Honor Country Pruitt, Clarissa (Texas City Sun) Purdon looks back on 35 years Article Images 6-13-1998 newspaper 6-14-1998 Article 1-6-1999 Discusses the career and death of K-9 Danny. Photo accompanying article of officers Bruce Stewart and Donald Halstead with K-9 dogs Danny and Hondo with their medals from the k-9 Police Olympics. Photos accompanying article of the criminal justice center dedication ceremonies. Special section of newspaper featuring articles and photos of the new criminal justice center. Discusses the career and 35 year anniversary for Chief Jerry Purdon. 5 �Police Department 66 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 67 Williams, Scott E. (Galveston Daily News) 68 Doemland, David (Galveston Daily News) 69 Lynch, Molly (Texas City Sun) 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 Image 1-6-1999 Photo accompanying article of TCPD Capt. Savas Saragoza, Chief Jerry Purdon, and Commissioner Carl Sullivan. Article 1-6-1999 Discusses Police Chief Jerry Purdon's 35 year career. Image 1-6-1999 Capt. Saragoza recounts history with TCPD Article & Images 11-4-1999 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Bernard, LoraMarie(Texas City Sun) One of TC's original K-9s remembered Article & Image 1-5-2000 Get well, Chet Image 1-6-2000 TCPD officer recovering well Article 1-6-2000 Photo accompanying article of Police Chief Jerry Purdon. Discusses Savas Saragoza's 40 years of police service and his recent promotion to lieutenant. Photos accompanying article span Saragoza's career. Discusses K-9 Rose's life, career accomplishments, and death. Photo accompanying article is of Rose and officer John Zimmer with children at Levi Fry school. Photo accompanying article of Chet Rich looking over his wrecked motorcycle. Discusses the recovery of officer Chet Rich after a motorcycle accident. Bernard, LoraMarie(Texas City Sun) Lynch, Molly (Texas City Sun) Elliott, Robert (TCPD/Texas City Sun) Purdon renews enforcement of noescort policy Article 1-6-2000 TCPD officials net awards Article 2-27-2000 Fifteen Texas City Image 2-27-2000 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Pruitt, Clarissa (Texas City Sun) Black officers file discrimination charges against TCPD Article Black officers detail racial charges against TCPD Article Texas City honors police chief for 35 years of service 4-20-2000 4-22-2000 Discusses the renewed enforcement of a no escort policy of police officers following an accident involving officer Chet Rich. Discusses award bestowed on 15 officers honoring their higher education. Photo accompanying article of the 15 officers that received new award for higher education. Discusses newly formed organization, The Texas City African American Police Officers Association and its filing of a racial discrimination complaint against the police department, Chief Jerry Purdon. Discusses the specifics of the discrimination claims by TCPD black officers. 6 �Police Department 78 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Texas City police… 79 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Officers claim discrimination rife in TCPD Image 4-22-2000 Photo accompanying article of black officers holding press conference about racial discrimination charges against TCPD. Discusses clack officers claims of racial discrimination and city official responses to the allegations. Discusses the life, career, and funeral services for officer Kenny Foster Smith. Photo accompanying article are of the funeral service with full Color Guard honors. Article 4-22-2000 Article & Images 7-8-2001 Article 9-20-2001 Image 9-20-2001 Discusses Anthony Morgan's promotion to police captain. Photo accompanying article of Anthony Morgan and Chief Jerry Purdon. 82 Bernard, LoraMarie(Texas City Sun) Bernard, LoraMarie(Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 83 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) Captain Anthony Morgan reaches milestone Article 10-9-2001 Discusses first black police captain, Anthony Morgan's career and promotion. 84 Sanchez, Carlos Javier (Galveston Daily News) Pride behind the badge 10-9-2001 Photo accompanying article of Anthony Morgan. 80 81 Texas City says farewell to Smith Morgan promoted to TCPD captain Image Bernard, LoraMarie(Texas City Sun) TCPD K-9 officers, four-legged friends compete at 'Play Day' TCPD veteran retiring to join peacekeeping effort in East Timor Article 1-4-2002 87 Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Globo cop Image 1-4-2002 Discusses an exhibition competition for working dogs and their partners in Rockwall. Photos accompanying the article show TCPD K-9 officers Brett Cyr, Bruce Stewart, and John Zimmers with their partners during the competition trials Discusses officer Richard Delaney's plans to retire from TCPD and upcoming work as a training officer with East Timor's customs department. Photo accompanying article shows Richard Delaney in front of the Rankin DeWalt Criminal Justice Center. 88 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) Officer retires to more action Article 1-4-2002 Discusses officer Richard Delaney's plans to retire and work as a training officer with East Timor's customs department. 85 86 Article & images 12-2-2001 7 �Police Department 89 Sanchez, Carlos Javier (Galveston Daily News) 90 Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) 91 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 92 Clements, Michael (Galveston Daily News) Images Officers honored Officers recognized for actions during shootout 1-4-2002 Article 1-18-2002 Image 1-18-2002 Article 1-18-2002 Photos accompanying article show Richard Delaney standing with the tools of the trade as a member of the Galveston County Narcotic Task Force; law enforcement badges. Discusses the shootout that injured or endangered ten officers and Police Chief Jerry Purdon; all received merit honors and medallions for their bravery, duty, and sacrifice. Photo accompanying article shows Detective Joe Stanton, Cpl. David Fairchild, Sgt. Dick Young with their Purple Heart medals and Chief Jerry Purdon applauds. Discusses the awarding of merit honors and medallions for the bravery, duty, and sacrifice of ten officers injured or endangered during a shootout that Police Chief Jerry Purdon was also present and injured at. 94 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) 95 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) TCPD fares well at Olympics Article and image 7-1-2002 Photos accompanying article showing Police Chief Jerry Purdon presenting a Purple Heart medal to Sgt. Dick Young; officer Ross Clements receiving a Medal of Valor. Discusses lawsuit filed by Sgt. Dick Young against the TCPD for reverse discrimination. Discusses the K-9 unit's success at the Police Olympics. Photo accompanying article shows officer Bruce Stewart with him partners Lobo and Cera with their 7 medals. 96 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) Chief could be here next month Article and image 10-12-2002 Discusses the nationwide search and interview process for a new police chief to replace Jerry Purdon upon his retirement. 97 Williams, Scott E. (Galveston Daily News) So people can get to know me' Article 12-15-2002 Discusses the new Police Chief Robert Circle's first week in the position. 98 Greene, Chad (Galveston Daily News) 12-15-2002 Photo accompanying article of Police Chief Robert Circle at his desk. 93 Heart of the community' Images 1-18-2002 Texas City officer files lawsuit Article 5-1-2002 Image 8 �Police Department 99 City of Texas City Retirement Reception Honoring Jerry Dale Purdon 100 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) Police Chief retires, takes on new job Article program 1-24-2003 1-24-2003 102 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Smith, Michael (Texas City Sun) TCPD welcomes new officer 103 Williams, Scott E. (Galveston Daily News) Ceremony honors law enforcement Article officers 5-16-2003 104 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Images 5-16-2003 105 Behrens, Keith (Texas City Sun) Veteran officer retires Article 5-31-2003 106 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Farewell Captain Image 5-31-2003 107 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Circle offers city a deal Article 12-17-2003 108 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Police chief talk tabled Article 12-18-2003 109 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) City delays discussing Circle deal Article 12-18-2003 101 Image 1-24-2003 Article 1-28-2003 Program for Police Chief Jerry Dale Purdon's retirement reception. Includes biography and portrait of Purdon. (2 copies) Discusses Police Chief Jerry Purdon's career, retirement, and new position as director of homeland security for the City of Texas City. Photo accompanying article showing Jerry Purdon looking over paperwork in his new position as director of homeland security for the City of Texas City. Discusses first black female officer for TCPD, Roshandra Bogan. Discuses the Peace Officers Memorial Day Service held at the city's police station. Photos accompanying article show attendees and participants in the Peace Officers Memorial Day Service held at the city's police station. Discusses TCPD Criminal Investigations Division Captain Ronald Wayne Schoolcraft's career, retirement party, and future plans. Photo accompanying article showing Capt. Ronald Schoolcraft at retirement party with Cpl. Hal Biery, wife Kim Schoolcraft, Cpl. Charles Totty, Chief Robert Circle and Mayor Carlos Garza. Discusses former Police Chief Robert Circle's offer to not pursue legal action if the city reinstates him and the circumstances Circle alleges led to his resignation. Discusses the delay of an executive commissioners meeting to discuss the employment dispute and resignation of former police chief Robert Circle. Discusses why the City Commission delayed discussing former Police Chief Bob Circle's offer to not pursue legal action if the city reinstates him. 9 �Police Department 110 Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) 111 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Circle alleges bias 112 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) Circle saga not close to settlement Article 1-6-2004 113 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Former police chief given green light to sue city Article 1-16-2004 114 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Circle, city reach settlement Article 1-17-2004 115 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) City, Circle may have agreement Article 1-17-2004 116 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) Circle, city settle their differences Article 1-22-2004 Commission approves Circle deal Article 1-22-2004 Police Chief finalists list released Article 1-30-2004 117 118 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Ray, Lisa (Texas City Sun) Circle claims age, race discrimination Article Article 12-19-2003 12-23-2003 Discusses former Police Chief Robert Circle's possible intent to file a labor complaint against the City for being forced to resign due to what he claims was age and race discrimination. Discusses former Police Chief Robert Circle's allegations that he was forced to resign due to his age and race. Discusses the stalemate for a resolution between the city and former Police Chief Robert Circle concerning his allegations that he was forced to resign due to whistleblowing, as well as his age and race. Discusses former Police Chief Robert Circle's intent to sue the city over allegations that he was forced to resign due to whistleblowing, as well as his age and race. Discusses that a settlement had been reached between the city and former Police Chief Robert Circle concerning his allegations that he was forced to resign due to whistleblowing as well as his age and race. Discusses that a settlement may have been reached between the city and former Police Chief Robert Circle concerning his allegations that he was forced to resign due to whistleblowing as well as his age and race. Discusses the settlement reached between the city and former Police Chief Robert Circle concerning his allegations that he was forced to resign due to whistleblowing as well as his age and race. Discusses the settlement reached between the city and former Police Chief Robert Circle concerning his allegations that he was forced to resign due to whistleblowing as well as his age and race. Discusses the three final candidates for Texas City Police Chief. 10 �Police Department 119 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) Short list for Chief: finalist named for vacant police post Article 1-30-2004 120 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) Fire chief to administer for police Article 1-31-2004 Discusses the three final candidates for Texas City Police Chief. Discusses that Fire Chief Gerald Grimm will be administrator over the TCPD while the search for a new police chief is ongoing. Discusses the removal of acting Police Chief Anthony Morgan amid sexual harassment allegations and the appointment of Tommie Buchanan while a search for a new chief continues. Discusses the appointment of Tommie Buchanan as acting Police Chief after the removal of Anthony Morgan due to sexual harassment allegations; the search for a new chief continues. Discusses vote of no confidence from Police Union members and the subsequent request for the Chief of Police, Landis Cravens' resignation. 121 Gooden, Alicia (Galveston Daily News) May nixes chief finalists Article 2-12-2004 122 Clements, Michael (Texas City Sun) City gets new acting police chief Article 2-12-2004 123 McLendon, B. Scott (Galveston Daily News) Texas City police union calls for chief to resign Article 7-30-2024 124 McLendon, B. Scott (Galveston Daily News) Texas City mayor backs police chief amid calls to resign Article 7-31-2024 125 McLendon, B. Scott (Galveston Daily News) Police union set for arbitration against assistant chief Article 11-5-2024 Discusses Mayor Dedrick Johnson's support of the Police Chief Landis Cravens after Police Union calls for resignation. Discusses upcoming arbitration hearing between police union officials and city officials to address complaints against Capt. manuel Johnson. The Post Swearing in Ceremony for New Chief of Police, Landis J. Cravens Image Aug 2023 Photo of new Police chief, Landis J. Cravens. 126 127 128 129 130 131 11 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/ae5637479df071fa901d2e4d83f28fe2.pdf 946db29c54c125f9189d15aac5089932 PDF Text Text Population Number Creator 1 Texas City Sun Title Format Texas City Population Is Reported at 32,127 Article 2 Dyer, W. L., Mrs. (Galveston Daily News) Texas City is Still Growing But Not as Fast as In 40's Article 3 Brown, George H. (U.S. Department of Commerce) 4 Texas Almanac - 19761977 5 6 7 8 9 10 Planning Director 120 Years of Population Growth By Texas Cities - 1850-1970 Community Profile Money The top 300 Places Stevick, Chuck (Texas City City, census disagree by 828 Sun) residents Survey shows evacuation a City priority Daily Sun Texas Almanac Texas Almanac 20242025 Date(s) Description 5-27-1960 Discusses preliminary census report findings on population. 6-16-1960 Letter & Document c1970 Discusses results of the Employment Patterns study that shows steady increase in Texas City population. Letter from the Director of the Bureau of the Census to TC Planning Director explaining attached statistical profile written by a computer based on information taken in the 1970 federal census. Chart showing population of Texas cities every decade from 1850-1970, although Texas City's starts in 1920 as that was the Excerpt 1976-1977 first census taken after city incorporation in 1911. Outline of statistical information for Texas City based on census data. document c1970 Excerpt from magazine article listing Texas City as 32 in top 300 Excerpt September 1991 places to live in the United States. Discusses possible discrepancy from city population and federal census finding. Article 9-21-1990 Discusses survey results given to Texas city residents by Texas A&M graduate students. Article 7-6-1981 City Population History from 18502000 table 2000 Chart showing population of Texas cities every decade from 1850-2000, although Texas City's starts in 1920 as that was the first census taken after city incorporation in 1911. Cities and Towns 2024-2025 Excerpt showing 2024-2025 population for Texas City. excerpt 1 �Population 2 �Population 3 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/2123dbd34939939c22bda9d0f16e4979.pdf 872f3bd4e10be568b6fa0e95dab64325 PDF Text Text Port of Texas City Number Creator Title 3 U.S. Corps of Engineers The Texas City Improvement Company Declared Insolvent Improvement of Channel from Galveston Harbor to Texas City, Texas Improvement of Rivers and Harbors in the Galveston, Texas, district 4 Interstate Commerce Commission 5 1 The New York Times 2 U.S. Corps of Engineers Format Date(s) Article 11-26-1896 Description Discusses progress made by the Texas City Improvement Company, including ort construction, but now it is in receivership. excerpt c1900 Report on progress of channel improvement. excerpt 1909 No. 4033 Report 1912 The Tangent Texas City and its Harbor Article June 1912 6 Texas City Times supplement 9-27-1912 7 Texas City Times Texas' Greatest Port A Seaport Built to Order Texas City, Texas 8 Johnson, Frank W. 9 U.S. Army 10 U.S. Army 11 U.S. Army Article A History of Texas and Texans Excerpt Report of the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army Excerpt Texas city harbor, Tex. Letter from the Secretary of War… Report Report of the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army Excerpt Discusses the plans to deepen a channel in Galveston Bay for larger ships to make port in Texas City. Investigation, findings, and decision concerning the legality of waiving wharfage fees and paying brokerage fees as an enticement to increase shipping traffic to Texas City port over Galveston port. 12-20-1912 Discusses the history and progress of Texas city's development as an industrial port. Includes photos, tables. Supplement newspaper boosting for Texas City commerce by discussing the history and progress of the planned industrial port city. Includes photos. Discusses the superiority of Texas City's port system and location. Includes inset map. 1914 Discusses the port of Galveston's development and progress, but includes Port of Texas City in the statistics. 1914 1915 1916 Discusses harbor improvements for Texas City. Col. H.B. Moore, representing the Texas City Board of Trade goes before Congress to present a plan for enlarging the harbor. Discusses dredging of channel from Galveston harbor to Texas City. 1 �Port of Texas City 12 13 Texas City Terminal Railway Company City of Texas City 14 Anderson, Andy (The Houston Press) 15 16 17 Port of Texas City The Port of Texas City Capt. John Jacobson Watched Texas City Grow From Wasteland to Present Status of Important World Port Time to Relax Texas City harbormaster recalls his 20 years at the port Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Baker, Aaron (Texas City Sun) Port Opens 1894 With First Pier Greater Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce Impact 19 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Growth of Texas City ports sparked by colorful past Drydock operation slated for Texas City port 20 Texas City Sun 18 Booklet Document Sept 1923 11-17-1931 Information and statistical data including detail of both harbor and port facilities; includes photos, tables, maps, and adverts. Original in TCTR co. archival box. Discusses the port and industrial facilities in Texas City. Article 4-12-1949 Discusses the career of Capt. John Jacobson and his contributions as a dredger to the port of Texas City. Article 9-18-1983 n.d. (1950s60s?) Article newspaper 11-4-1973 Discusses the career of harbormaster Doc Holbrook. Discusses the history of the waterfront from 1893 to 1910. Discusses the port of Texas City. Discusses the history of Texas City's port. Includes photo of Texas City Terminal Railway Vice-President Ken DeMaet. Discusses the first drydock business planned to open on the port of Texas City by Bludworth Bond Shipyard. Photo of the port of Texas City as seen from an elevated view at Sterling Chemicals. Discusses how a recent drug seizure at the Port of Texas City is prompting an increase in security measures by the Texas City Terminal Railway co. Article 2-29-1984 Article 3-22-1985 Port of opportunity Image 9-30-1988 21 Cook, Glenn (Texas City Sun) Texas City port to boost security Article 1-15-1991 22 Texas City Terminal Railway Company Port of Texas City News-letter Aug 1995 Discusses Port of Texas City news featuring article on retaining a planning company to help with a strategic plan for the port. 23 Lutz, Heidi (Galveston Daily News) Article Discusses Mayor Chuck Doyle negotiating an exchange of rights on certain right of ways and parcels of land that would make it easier to expand the port of Texas City. Doyle to negotiate over land 8-3-1995 2 �Port of Texas City 24 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) New Texas City port office is in the works Article 3-2-1996 25 Texas City Sun Ahoy, mates Image 4-17-1996 Texas City Sun Port of Texas City is link to economic future Article & image 9-29-1996 Port of Texas City pursues Texas City Sun opportunities for growth Thompson, Carter (Texas Port of Texas City director City Sun) stepping down Article & image 2-24-1997 Article 3-6-1997 Discusses the approval by the city commission to construct a new Texas City Terminal Railway administrative headquarters. Photo of Chamber of Commerce members breaking ground for the new Port of Texas City building. Discusses the uniqueness of the Port of Texas City as a privately owned business and the differences with public ports in terms of expansion and operation. Photo accompanying article of a ship at port. Discusses port beginning phase 2 of master strategic plan, it's private ownership. Photo accompanying article of ships and barges at dock. Discusses resignation of Port of Texas City President and director Harlan Ritter. Port a part of Texas City's history for more than a century Article 3-7-1997 Discusses the history of the port. Article 3-7-1997 Discusses Mayor Chuck Doyle's desire to deepen and widen the Texas City harbor and port to remain competitive, while outgoing Port of Texas City Director, Harlan Ritter disagrees. Image 3-7-1997 Photo accompanying article of giant tanker near dike. 3-7-1997 Discusses how privately owned and operated Port of Texas City is different from most other ports that are public. 3-12-1997 Discusses law suit by Texas City Terminal Railway co against the city of Texas City after the city attempted to trademark the name "Port of Texas City". Article continues to discuss the fight between the two entities on expanding port facilities to Shoal Point and deepening the channel. 3-12-1997 Photo accompanying article of a tug boat near Shoal Point. 26 27 28 29 Texas City Sun 30 Doyle, Ritter differ on whether Thompson, Carter (Texas port should be deepened, City Sun) expanded Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) File 31 32 33 34 Texas City Sun Public, private ports operate differently Article Thompson, Carter (Texas City Sun) Rough waters between port, city Article Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) Image 3 �Port of Texas City 35 Christian, Carol (Galveston Daily News) TC port to fight City Hall Article 3-12-1997 36 Christian, Carol (Galveston Daily News) Texas City appoints port committee; Ritter steamed Article 3-13-1997 37 Thompson, Carter (Texas City forms committee to address City Sun) port issues Article 3-13-1997 Discusses law suit by Texas City Terminal Railway co against the city of Texas City after the city attempted to trademark the name "Port of Texas City". Article continues to discuss the fight between the two entities on expanding port facilities to Shoal Point and deepening the channel. Discusses the creation of a Port Committee by the TC commission in an effort to formalize the relationship between the Port of Texas City and the city. Discusses the creation of a Port Committee by the TC commission to discuss whether the channel needs to be enlarged. Includes list of committee members. 38 Port of Texas City Port of Texas City Opposes Mayor Advert 3-13-1997 Paid advertisement by the Port of Texas City accusing Mayor Chuck Doyle of trying to create a government run port that would compete with the Port of Texas City. (original and copy) 39 Christian, Carol (Galveston Daily News) TX port: Port talks with Freeport about replacing city 3-14-1997 Discusses ways the Port of Texas City is trying to cut ties with the city of Texas City. 40 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Interim President and director named for Port of Texas City 3-18-1997 Discusses Bill Mathis as the new interim president and executive director of the Port of Texas City. 42 Christian, Carol (Galveston Daily News) Boisseau, Charles (The Houston Chronicle) Mathis begins job as interim port director Article Port in a storm; Texas City, port operator lock horns Article 43 Christian, Carol (Galveston Daily News) Committee soothes city, port relations 44 Doemland, David (Galveston Daily News) 41 Oil on the waters Article Article Article Images 3-27-1997 Discusses Bill Mathis as the new interim president and executive director of the Port of Texas City. Discusses the current feud between the Port of Texas City and the City of Texas City. Discusses the unanimous vote by the Texas City Port committee to request the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to reactivate the ship channel deepening project. 3-27-1997 Photos accompanying article of Texas City Port committee meeting. 3-19-1997 3-21-1997 4 �Port of Texas City 45 Benham, Priscilla (Houston Review) Texas City: Port of Opportunity Article 1988 46 Christian, Carol (Galveston Daily News) Texas City to keep new port board Article 4-3-1997 48 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Thompson, Carter (Texas City Sun) Port committee asks corps for extension, gets one of its own Article Texas City ponders new direction for waterfront Article 49 Texas City Terminal Railway company 47 4-3-1997 Discusses the history of the Port of Texas City. Discusses the city commission vote to permanently keep the Texas City Port Committee that had originally been organized as a temporary entity. Discusses the city commission vote to permanently keep the Texas City Port Committee that had originally been organized as a temporary entity and the issues the committee will be exploring. 1-18-1998 Discusses the opposing views on deepening the channel. 51 Pruitt, Clarissa (Texas City Sun) City fights port-related bills Pruitt, Clarissa (Texas City Sun) TC on port bill watch 52 Elder, Laura (Galveston Daily News) Port sues five firms for cleanup Article 5-4-2000 53 Streuli, Ted (Galveston Daily News) Port, oil company file suits Article 7-19-2001 54 Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) TC to help facilitate port project Article 8-7-2002 Promotional brochure that includes history and progress of the port, historic and contemporary photos, map. Discusses local opposition to state Senate bills introduced by Sen. John Lindsey that could negatively affect the port of Texas City. Discusses state congressional bills that will affect port operations. Discusses the lawsuit filed against TC chemical companies by the Port of Texas City to pay for the cleanup of oil and hazardous materials leached into the soil, subsurface water and groundwater on Dock Road. Discusses the civil suits mutually filed by Port of Texas City and Marathon Ashland Petroleum for the contamination of a portion of the port. Discusses City of Texas City having to operate as the gobetween for the Port of Texas City and Corps of Engineers to get some dredging done. 55 Bernard, Lora-Marie (Texas City Sun) Port plans to build security hub Article 10-30-2002 Discusses new security measures to be implemented at the port following the terrorist attacks of September 11. 50 The Port of Texas City brochure c1996 Article 5-1-1999 Article 5-3-1999 5 �Port of Texas City 56 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) 57 Williams, Scott E. (Galveston Daily News) City, federal officials meet on port security plan Article 10-30-2002 58 Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) TC channel deepening done Article 10-29-2011 59 The New York Times Article 2-2-1899 60 61 Taylor, A. Unknown River and Harbor Bill An investigation of Sediment Behind the TC Dike excerpt thesis 2007 c2010 Image 10-30-2002 Photo accompanying article of Congressman Nick Lampson, US Coast Guard Capt. Kevin Cook, and president of the Port of Texas City Bill Mathis meeting to discuss security measures. Discusses new security measures to be implemented at the port following the terrorist attacks of September 11. Discusses the early completion of the channel deepening to 45 feet and the finding of a cannon from the USS Westfield scuttled during the Civil War. Discusses the federal approval to appropriate $250,000 for a ship channel to be dredged from Galveston to Texas City. Time line and illustrations extracted from a thesis on the dredging events near the Texas City Dike A brief history of Texas City as a port city. 6 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/db199f57ad7cda71ca9c091231f2f826.pdf c7b2418e8a1d5c31428cfa093041d8e1 PDF Text Text Post Office Number Creator Title Format Date(s) 1 Texas City Daily Times Post office ready next week Article 3-9-1914 Description Discusses the final touches being put of the Guaranty State Bank building that will house the post office. 2 Galveston Daily News 3-30-1932 Discusses complaints from laborers on the new federal building concerning wages and outside labor. 3 Galveston Daily News Union officials protest wage scale on Texas City federal building Article Building bids on Texas City job received Article 4 Galveston Daily News Public invited to attend reception Article 5 Texas City Sun 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Simsen, John (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Baker, Aaron (Texas City Sun) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Galveston community Book Dimitri, Dales (Texas City Sun) Official routing for Motor Mail Service Decided Federal government approves Texas City bid to buy Meskill Texas City's Meskill Station: Secrets From Its Colorful Past 1-6-1932 9-28-1932 Article Article & Image 5-21-1940 Article n.d. c1976 Texas City to get new P.O. soon Article Curbside mail plan miffs TC residents Article TC's new postmaster talks of new offices Article 4-18-1990 Image Local Post Office Reflects Growth, Article & Progress of City Image Long-time TC postmaster enjoying retirement Article 5-1-1992 Albert E. Newman excerpt n.d. First lady in a mail world Article 8-19-1992 7-16-1991 5-1-1992 c1960 8-2-1991 Discusses bids put in for the new federal building construction. Discusses grand opening reception for the public at the new post office/federal building. Discusses the official route of travel for Texas City's first mail delivery by automobile, instructs on the purchase and erection of mail boxes. Discusses the purchase of the old post office Meskill Station by Texas City. Includes photo of the building. Discusses the history of postal offices in Texas City. Discusses the need for a new post office and possible location to build. Discusses residential opposition to the proposed change to curbside postal delivery. Discusses the new postmaster, Oscar Escamilla. Photo accompanying article of new postmaster, Oscar Escamilla cutting a cake at his official installation party. Discusses the history of the postal service in Texas City. Includes photo of 1908 post office. Discusses retirement of A. B. "Boyd" Couch after more than forty years in the postal service. Brief biological sketch of one of the first residents of Texas City, held office of postmaster. Discusses Texas City's first female mail carrier's career, Wenona McCamy. Includes photo. 1 �Post Office 16 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) TC Post Office gets new address starting Monday Article 1-8-1994 Quick Hands Image 1-8-1994 Postmaster gets hearty welcome Article 3-8-1995 Discusses the move to the new post office in the Tradewinds shopping center. Photo accompanying article of Doris Mosley, postal Service distribution clerk, putting mail from old post office into boxes at the new post office. Discusses official installation of new post master, Billy McWhirter 2-27-1994 Discusses new services available at the post office. 1-3-1996 Discusses how new post office is bringing increased traffic to the area and resulting in an increase of accidents. 18 Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) 19 Texas City Sun 20 Thompson, Carter (Texas City Sun) Accidents on rise near Post Office Article 17 New services set at TC post office Article 2 �Post Office 3 �Post Office 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/97fc4337864ac662f067835b19929aa2.jpg 1edcd3d6ae1212195fb8efbed3a4305c 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/. Description An account of the resource A list of all the items in the vertical file, along with document sheet for each folder. 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Title A name given to the resource Vertical Files: "P" Part 2 Subject The topic of the resource <ul> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1066">People - Moore, Helen Edmunds</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1067"> People - Moore, Hugh Benton</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1068"> People - Noble, Margaret E.</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1069"> People - Ragsdale, Clyde B.</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1255"> People - S-Z</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1071"> People - Steed, William C. &amp; Family</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1072"> People - Tarpey Family</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1073"> People - Vincent, Calvin</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1073"> People - Walker, Dee &amp; Mary Lou</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1075"> People - Wedell Family</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1076"> People - Williams, Hoopie</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1077"> Persian Gulf War - Serving Personnel</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1078"> Poets</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1079"> Police Department</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1080">Population</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1081"> Port of Texas City</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1082"> Post Office</a></li> </ul> Description An account of the resource Alphabetical listings of Vertical File for "P" group. Part 2 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Broussard, Brenda; Mayfield, Theresa Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 6 January 2026 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Broussard, Brenda; Mayfield, Theresa Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/e9de72d7409e214deb98f6aef105b74e.pdf ecbccbf322d164bf4efeca3a22347c4d PDF Text Text ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 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 1957 Stingaree Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1957 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff of 1957 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 1957 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1957 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.) 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.) https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/f822414a6a15be606ab25bb5d9e2f126.pdf 20d44574474fc449114e4d8d773544be PDF Text Text ���' MOORE MEJORIAL PU~LIC LIBRARY Texas City, Texas ��THE ANNUAL STAFF PROUDLY PRESENTS THE STINGAREE OF 19S9 ��SCHOOL BOARD IN SESSION Left to right: G. L. Strong, Mrs. R. C. Mains, Dr. L. E. Rosenblad, President Roy A. Hoffman, Vice-President, A. 0 . Wason, J. S. Putman, J . C. Gee, Jr. �ROY A. HOFFMAN A. 0. WASON DR. L. E. ROSENBLAD President Hoffman Lumber Company Vice-President Charles Martin & Company Member Texas City Clinic MRS. NELL McMAINS JOHN C. GEE, JR. Member Member Assistant Postmaster GUILFORD L_ STRONG J. S. PUTNAM Member Construction Carpenter Member Plant Manager, Monsanto C. T. DECKER DON J. CANSLER JACK ALEXANDER Business Manager Assistant Business :Mana~ei: Secretary of Board �L. B. LANDERS Principal A. J. CASAL Assistant Principal 6 �B. R. BROOKS Superintendent of Schools RAY SPENCER As.~ istant Superintendent of Schools 7 �IN MEMORIAM Shirlev Lucille Padgett , September 10, 1941 - January 12, 1959 8 �9 FACULTV �MISS ELIZABETH BARTZ B.A. Southern Methodist Univeristy Subject: English Sponsor of Junior Class DONAL E. CLARK B.S., M.A. Texas A&M College Subject: World History Sponsor of Senior Class, Ass't. B-Team Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach MRS. L. H. BUCHHORN B.A. Huntington College Subject: History Sponsor of Senior Class THOMAS S. CLARK B.S., M.Ed. University of Houston Subject: English, Journalism Sponsor of Soohomore Class, Press Club, Yearbook LESTER E. BURKS B.S., M.A. Sam Houston State College Subject: Industrial Arts, Woodworking JOHN W. COX B.A. S.M.U. S'ubject: History Sponsor of Senior Class MRS. LYNDA BYRD B.S. East Texas State College Subject: Mathematics Sponsor of Junior Class VIRGIE CRIST B.B.A., M.B.E. North Texas State College Subject: Typing, Shorthand Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Commercial Club MARY ANN CHANEY B.B.A. University of Texas Subject: Bookeeping, Typing, Business Math Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Commercial Club F. C. CROSS B.S., M.S'. North Texas State College Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor of Junior Class 10 �W. L. DAVIS B.S. Texas Tech College Subject: Vocational Agriculture Sponsor of Senior Class, F.F.A. MRS. JANE DUNAWAY B.A. University of Texas Subject: English Sponsor of Senior Class MRS. C. T. DECKER B.A. Mary Hardin Baylor College Subject: English Sponsor of Senior Class, Literary Guild M,LDRED C. ELY B.S.M., Adm. Ed. T"exas Weslevan College Tlniversity of Texas Registrar MRS. TREASURE DELASHAW B.S. Texas Tech College Subject: Home Economics Sponsor of Senior Class, F.H.A. BERNADINE D. FIELD B.A. Rice Institute Subject: Spanish, Latin Sponsor of Junior Class JIM DUPUY B.S., P.E., M.S., P.E. University of Mississippi Subject: Drivers' Education Sponsor of Junior Class, Head Basketball Coach Ass't. Baseball Coach ' MRS. LEVI FRY R.A .. B.S. W. T. S. C. University of Colorado Pniversity of Houston Sponsor of Junior Red Cross Librarian E.W. DUCK B.S. , M.A. Pe::ibody College ~ubject: Historv Sponsor of Sophomore Class .I. 8. GRAHAM B.S. North 'T'exas State Teachers College Subject: Electricity 11 �LILA HALL B.A. Austin College Subject: Mathematics Sponsor of Junior Class ED KELSON B.S., M.Ed . Mississippi Southern University of Texas Subject: Physical Education Sponsor of Junior Class, Letterman 's "T" Associati on MARY ANN HARALSON B.S. , M.S. North Texas State College Subject : History MRS. BARBARA KERR B.S. Texas Christian University Subject: Commercial Law, Typing Sponsor of Senior Class, Commercial Club FERN HOLDEN B.A. , M.A. University of Texas University of Colorado Subject: History Sponsor of Junior Class JAMES F. JECKER A.B. Austin College Subject: Math Sponsor of Senior Class, Special Studies Group ROLAND JOHNSON B.S. University of Houston Subject: History Sponsor of Sophomore Class Letterman's "T" Association B Team Football Coach B Team Basketball Coach LEAH J. KINDRED B.A. University of Texas Subject: English , Latin Sponsor of Sophomore Class JAMES B.S. Stephen Subject: Sponsor E. KING F. Austin State College Math, History of Junior Class PHILIP B. KOONCE B.S. , M.Ed. University of Houston Subject: Physical Education Sponsor of Junior Class 12 �FRANK A. LaCAVA B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed. Eastman School of Music Florida State University Subject: Band Sponsor of Senior Class MRS. EVELYN MOREMON Office Secretary CLARA MARGARET MORTON B.S., M.S. S. W. T. T. C. Univeristy of Colorado Subject: Mathematics Co-sponsor of Student Council CHARLES 0. LITTLE B.S. Sam Houston State Teachers College Subject: Choral Music Sponsor of Junior Class, Choir MRS. MARY AGNES NEYLAND B.A., M.A. University of Texas Subject: Senior English, Creative Writing Sponsor of Junior Class, Special Studies Group RICHARD LITTLE B.F.A., M.F.A. University of Texas University of Houston Subject: Art Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Art Club BARBARA LYNN B.S. North Texas State College Subject: English Sponsor of Sophomore Class ROY E. OHMERT B.S., M.E. East Texas State College University of Texas Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor of Senior Class JOHN C. MARTIN B.A., M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College University of Colorado University of Wisconsin University of Washington ~ubject: Speech Sponsor of Senior Class, National Thespian Society , Key Club CARROLL OLDHAM B.S. East Texas State College ~·ubject: Physics Sponsor of Senior Class, Special Studies Group 11 �CLARENCE L. "PETE" PAUL B.M.E. University of Houston Subject: Band Sponsor of Senior Class LENUAL S. RIEHM Ph.B. , A.M. University of Wisconsin University of Missouri Subject: Chemistry MRS. GEORGE W. ROFF B.A. University of T·exas, Texas Women's College Curry's Boston School ~f Expression Subject: World History Speech, English ' Sponsor of Sophomore Class MRS. ADA LOU PRIM B.A., M.A . East Texas State College Subject: English Sponsor of Sophomore Class MARY ANN PRIDDY B.S. North Texas State College Subject: Home Economics Sponsor of Junior Class, FHA MRS. EVELYN SAUNDERS B.A. Southwest Texas State Teachers College Subject: Typing, Business English Sponsor of Senior Class Commercial Club ' MRS. HELEN RAY B.A., M.E. North Texas State College University of Houston Assistant Librarian MRS. JANE SCHAPER B.A. , M.A. East Teaxs State Teachers College Subject: English Sponsor of FTA, Chairman of Senior Class ROBERT L. RENFROE B.S., M.M.Ed. Sam Houston State Teachers College Southern College of Fine Arts Sponsor of Junior Class 14 OTIS RHEA SCHMIDT B.J ., M.J. University of Texas Subject: English Sponsor of Junior Class �JERRY WAYNE SMITH B.S. Stephen F. Austin State College Subject: Biology, Zoology Sponsor of Senior Class, Science Club MRS. HAZEL SCRUGGS B.B.A., M.Ed. Baylor University University of Houston Assistant Registrar JOE V. SIMS B.A., M.Ed. Southeastern State College Subject: History Sponsor of Senior Class ED STAGGS B.B.A., M.Ed. University of Houston Subject: Athletic Director Sponsor of "T" Association CAROLYN SISK B.S. Northe Texas State College Subject: Home Economics Sponsor of Sophomore Class, FHA W. B. THORNTON B.A., M.Ed. Austin College Texas Tech Subject: Distributive Education Sponsor of Distributive Education Junior Class EMMETT SMALLWOOD B.S. Texas A&M Subject: Physical Education Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. ANGIE VARLEY Secretary HARRY L. SMITH B.S., M.A. ()niversity of Alabama Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Golf Coac;n MRS. BONNIE VERMILLION B.S., M.S. North Texas State College Subject: Math Sponsor of Sophomore Class 15 �C. R. VOIGTEL MRS. MARGIE WHITE LAZELLE WILCOX B. S., M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin State College Subject: Biology Sponsor of Junior Class, Science Club B.S. Stephen F. Austin State College Subject: Physical Education Sponsor of G.R.A., Junior Class B.S., M.Ed. Sul Ross State College University of T'exas University of Colorado University of Houston Dean of Girls Sponsor of Cheerleaders, Student Council , Good Sportsmanship League BETTY LEE WRIGHT MARY ELIZABETH EADS B.S. Alabama Subject: Sponsor Junior B.S. Baylor University Subject: Physical Education Sponsor of G.R.A., Junior Class College Physical Eduaction of G.R.A., Class FACULTY ARRIVING AT MID-TERM Left to right: Miss Gene Wienbroer, Miss Betty Jo Sternberg, Miss Margaret Elliot, and Mrs . Helen McDermott. 16 �17 SENIORS �FALL SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Inset: President Kenny Sebesta. Left to right: Vice President Jimmy Sprague, Secretary Harriett Kauftheil, and Treasurer Jean Brooks. SPRING SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President John Sosnowy, Vice-President Allan Mace , Secretary Barbara Matthews, and Treasurer Virginia Holland. 18 �DOROTHY FAYE ACREE FRANK ALEXANDER Cheerleader '58, "T" Association '58, Honor Guard '58, Sr. Activities Committee '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Lit. Guild '57-'59, Thes. '57-'58, Intra. Basketball '57-'58, Intra. Volley ball '57-'58, Intra. Badminton '58, All Tournament Basketball Team '58, Honorable Mention All Tournament Volleyball '57, Posture Contest '57, JA '57, Sweetheart Ca ndidate '57, May Fete Sen. Class, JA Princess '58-'59. VIRGIN IA ANDERSON WAYNE AMOS WILLIAM ANDERSON KATHRYN IRENE ATKINS Annual Staff '58, Lt. Guild '57-'59, Lit. Guild Sgt-at-Arms '59, Lit. Guild Board of Directors '59, Thes. '57-'59, Science Club '57, Press Club '58, Thes. Play '58, Jr. Play '58, Sr. Play '59, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58. Intra. Basketball '57-'58, All Tournament Basketball Team '57-'58, Soph.-Jr. Chorus Line '56-'58. BARBARA A RM STRONG Assistant Annual Editor '58-'59, Press Club '57-'59, FHA Style Show '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'57, Sr. Play '58-'59, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. CHRISTINE MARIE BACH Band '56-'59, Section Leader '58-'59 All State Orchestra '57-'58, Midwest Nat'!. Band Clinic '56-'57 Tn-~tate Band Festival '58-'59, Band Treas. '58-'59; ~at I. Merit Scholarship Exam '56-'58 NOMA Spelling b~Ute~J 6 '57, Posture contest '56-'57, Intra. VolleyEnt . 6 •. 5 •. Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Stingarama ries 57- 58, Amateur Radio Club '56-'59. Amai;~\f•dio Club Sec.-Treas. '56-'59, Slide Rule Club '? 7 LEE BEARDEN DON V . BENSKIN Football B Team '56-'57, Art Exhibit '56-'57, Art Clul, '58-'59, Track '57, Swimming Team '58, J A '58-'59, V-Pres. '58-'59, Volleyball Tournament '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Sr. Swimming Tou rnament '58-'59. Transfer '57-'58, Mech. Drawing Contest '58-'59. �JACKIE BERGERON F RANC E S DELLANE BIERMAN Thes. '58-'59, Nat'!. Essay Ant hology '57, Lit. Guild '58-'59. Thes. Play '59, Sr. Play '59. LUCKIE L . BIGGS Football A-Team '56-'59. Basketball B-Team '56-'57 Basketball A-Team '57-58, Baseball A-Team '56-58, Swimming '58-'59, "T" Association '56-'59, Board of Dir. "T" Association '58-'59. Fall Student Council '56-'57, Choir '57-'59, Fall Choir Council '58-'59 Intra. Basketball '58-'59, 1st Weightlifting Contest '57-'58. Track '57-'58, Mech. Drawing Contest '58-'59 3rd Diving Invitational Swimming Meet. ' CHARLES W . BISHOP Key Club '56-59, Key Club Sec. '58-59, Key Club Jr. Boardmember '57-'58, Key Club Division Council '58-59, Key Club District Convention '58, Jr. Achievement '57-'58, Band '56-'59, Midwest Nat'!. Band Clinic '56, Tri-Slate Band Conesl '59. Key Club District Convention '59. Nat'!. Essay Anthology '58. NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. JA '56-'57, l.L. Solo and Ensemble Contest '57-'59, Band Council '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59. EDWIN BISCAMP JEFFERSON BISHOP LOIS THERESA BLANCHARD 4t h I. L. Number Sense '56-57, Sec. Math Club '57-'58, All State Librarian '57-'58, Nat'!. Poetry Associa tion Contest '57-'58, Nat'!. Essay Association Contest '57-'58, Head Band Librar ian '56-'58, Band '5'8. Thes. '56,'59, Comm. Club '57-'59, Lit. Guild '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '57-'59, Jr. Ac hievement Treas. '58-'59, Intra. Volley Tournament '59, Intra. Badminton Tournament '57, FHA '57-'58, J A Assistant Sales Ma nager '58, Intra Basketball Tournament '59. KENNY HANKINS BRADLEY WILLIAM F. BOTKIN Nat'!. Me r it Scholarsh ip Exam '57-'58, Stingamara Entry '57-'58, Band '56, Mid-West Nat'! Band Clinic '56. Jr. Ach ievement '57-'59, Jr. Ac hievement Pres. '57-'58, Nat'! Essay Ant hology '57-'58, Nat'! Poetry Ant hology '57-'58. Key Club '56-'59, Key Club Board of Di rectors '56'59, Key Club Soph. Rep. '56, Delegate Key Club Convention '57, Key Club V-Pres. '56-'57, Key Club Pres. '57-'58, Key Club "Teen Time" '58-'59, De Molay Past Master Councilor '58, Senior Activities Committee '58-'59, Student Council '58-'59, Honor Guard '58. Jr. Play '57-'58. Thes. Play '57-'59, Thes. ·57:59, Thes. Sgt.-at-Arms '57-'58, Sen. Play '58-'59. JARELL ELDON BRANDT Sen. Student Band Director '57-59, Isl Chair Baritone '58-'59, Band Council '57-59, Solo-Ensemble Co ntests '57-'59, Tri-State '57-'59, Mid-West Band Clinic '56-'57, Int ra. Volleyball '58-'59, FTA '58-'59, 1st Chair Lamar Tech Band Clinic '57-'59, Intra. Badminton '56-'57. �SUSANNE BRAY JEA N FRANCES BROOKS CRYSTAL BRUGGMAN Lit Guild '58-'59, GRA Posture Contest '59, Jr. Play '58. Posture Contest Winner '58, FNA Treas. '58-'59, Th~s. '56-'58, Honorary Mention Posture Contest '58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Art Club '58-'59, FNA '58-'59, Noma Spelling Contest '56, Intra. Badminton '56, Intra. Archery '58, Intra . Volleyball '57. Majorette '57-'59, Head Twirler '58-'59, Band Council '58-'59, Band '56-'59, Sr. Class Treas. '58. Jr. Class Treas. '57, Student Council Rep. '56, Student Council Sec. '58, Student Council V-Pres. '59, Soph. May Fete Princess '57, Candidate Key Club Sweetheart '56-'57, FTA '56-'59,' Lit. Guild '57-'59, Lit. Guild Parl. '57, Lit. Guild Reporter '58, Mid-West Band Clinic '56, Tri-State Festival '58, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '58-'59, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57, Intra. Basketball '58, IL Twirling '57, Stingarama Entry '57-'58, Rainbow Worthy Advisor '59. Soph. Baseball '56-'57, Key Club '57-'59, DE Club '57-'59. WILLIAM FRED BRYANT, JR. BETTY RUTH BUCHANAN Tesas Society of Professional Engineers Chem. Award '57-'58, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Runner-up '58-'59, Texas Academy of Science Convention '57-'58. Sr. Special Studies Group '57-'59, Fall Student Council '56, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, IL Number Sense '56-'58, .Tr . Rotarian '58-'59. Math Club '57-'5R, Slide Rule Club '57-'58, Science Club '56-'57. JA '56-'59, FHA '56-'57. FNA '57-'58, Sr. Play '59. Intra. Basketball '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58. Choir '57-'59, FHA Style Show '56-'57. JUDITH ANNE BUSSHART RONN IE BY ERS FNA '58-'59, FFA Sweetheart Candidate '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Lit. Guild '58-'59, Honor Guard '58, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship '58, Stingaree Tales Make-Up Editor '57-'58, Press Club '57-'58, JA '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Lit. Guild '56. CYNTH IA ANN CAFFALL A. L. BYRD {oh!' Phillip Sousa Award '58-'59, Band Council 56- 58, Band '56-'59, All District Band '57-'59 All Reg10n Band '57-'59, All State Band '59, Mid-West Band Chnic, Tri-State Band Cont '58-'59 Solo:nsemble Contest '56-'59, Band R~porter ''57-'58 K:~dcrr~es. ,'58-'59, Student Director Band '58-'59: ,58 , u 57-58, Thes. '57-'58, FTA '58-'59 l\fr FTA Cli~r~• ~;7_:J:Y •~~ Thes. Pla:v '59, Beaur{,ont . Band Student Coun~il , ~ Spelling Contest '56-'58, 56 5 t Drum Major '58-'59, Majorette '57-'58, District, Regional, and All State Band '57-'59, Band Sweetheart '58-'59, Band Council Sec. '57-'58, Regional Twirling and Solo Contest '57-'59, Sop. Class V-Pres. '56-'57, Student Counci l Rep. '57-'58, Student Activities Com. '58-'59, Junior Rota r ian '58-'59, Alternates Rep . to Pilgrimage of Youth '57-'58, Jr. Class May Fete Princess '57-'58, FTA '57-'59, FTA V-Pres. '58-'59. Lit. Guild '58-'59, Lit. Guild Board of Directors '58-'59, Student Activities Conference '57-'58. Intra. Volleyball '57-'59, Intra. Basketball '57-'59, Posture Contest '57-'58, Rainbow Worthy Advisor '58-'59. NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Merit Scholarship Test '58-'59. ELIZABETH CALK Intra. Basketball '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58. FHA '56-'58, Intra. Baseball '57-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'57. �RUBEN CANO JAMES L. CARROLL MARTHA RAE CARROLL Nat'!. J.A. Conference Delegate '58, FNA Pres. '57-'59 J.A. '56-'59, J.A. Treasurer '56-'59, Na t'l. Essay Anthology '58-'59, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, GRA Reporter '58-'59, Science Club '56-'57, Intra. Badminton '56-'57, Intra. Basketball '56-'59, Intra. Softball '56-'57, Intra. Archery '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '56-'59, GRA Bowling '58, FNA State Convention '58-'59. SHEILA CASEY Lit. Guild '57-'59, Lit. Guild Board of Directors '58', Thes. '5t:>'57, The~.-Lit. Guild Play '57, Jr. Play '58, Sr. Play '59, Stmgorama Entry '57, '58, Intra. Volley~all '57-'58, Honor Guard '58, LL. Clinic 58, May Fele Duchess '57. ROBERT CIABATTONI CLARICE COFFEY J.A. '57-'59, J.A. Sales Manager '57-'58, FTA '58-'59, FHA '58-'59, FHA Pianist '58-'59, GRA '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '58. DONNA JO COCHRAN JERRY CULLUM COOPER GUY COOMBS Key Club '56-'59, Most Outstanding Boy '57, J.A. '56-'58, 1st Place Intra. Swimming '58, Key Club Reporter. EDDIE COVINGTON Cross Country Champs '58-'59. Team '58-'59, Intra. Basketball �STEVE COX RICHARD MARION COYLE DONA KAE CRISS Baseball "B" Team '56-'57, Football " B" Team '57-'58, "T" Association '57-'58, Nat'!. Essay Ant hology '57-'59, Nat'!. Anthology '57-'58, J .A. '56-'59, J.A. Best Salesmanship Award '56-'59, J .A. Sales Manager '57-'58, J .A. Vice-President '58-'59, J .A. Executive Award '56-'57, Advanced Achievers Awa rd '57-'58, 3-Year Award of J .A. '58-'59, Achievers Association '58-'59, Top 10 Cross-Country Team '58-'59, Track Team '58-'59, May Fete '58. Jr. !'lay Cast '57-'58, Choir '58-'59, GRA '58-'59, GRA Badminton '58-'59, GRA Volleyball Captain '58-'59, GRA Basketball '58-'59, GRA Tennis '58-'59, GRA Archery '58-'59, GRA Swimming Manager '58-'59, GRA Bowling '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Honorable Mention Basketball '56-'57, Intrp Badminton '56-'58, 3rd Posture Contest '56-'58. ALBERT DAIGLE LYNN DANFORTH Girls' State '58, Honorable Mention Nat'I. Merit Scholarship Association '58-'59, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Jr. Play '58, St. Play '59, Thes. Play '58-'59, FFA Sweetheart Candidate '56-'57, Stingarama Entry, National Essay Anthology. SANDRA ALENE DANIEL Advanced Study Group '57-'58, FTA '57-'59, FTA Sec. '58-'59, FTA State Convention Delegate '58, Slide Rule Club '56-'58, Pres. Slide Rule Club '57-'58, GRA '58-'59, V-Pres. GRA '58-'59, JA '57-'58, Sec. JA '58. Stingarama Entries '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'59, Intra. Softball '57-'58, Intra Basketball '58-'59, Basketball Manager '58-'59, Intra. Bad- KENNETH DAVIS minton '57-'58. TOMMY DISHBURGER JOHN GREGORY DE ZENGOTITA B-Team Football '56-'57, A-Team Football '57-'58, J r. Class Sgt-at-Arms. G. W. DICKEY Student Council '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Thes. V-Pres. '57-'58, Thes. Society '56-'58, Thes. Play '57-'59, Honor Guard '57-'58, Baccalaureate Usher '57-'58, Key Club '57-'59, Key Club Social Chairman '58-'59, 1.L. Play '56-'57, Merit Scholarship Test '57-'58, Youth Appreciation Week Candidate '58-'59, Band '56-'58, Solo-Ensemble Contest '57-'58, Mid-Western Band Clinic '56-'57, JA '56-'57, JA Pres. '56. �! PATRICIA DUNCAN MICHAEL MONROE DURBIN BEVERLY KAYE ELLIOTT Honor Guard '58, Varsity Basketball '58-'59, Thes. '57-'58, Basketball B Team '57-'58, Key Club '57-'58, "T" Association '59, Varsity Baseball '58, Demolays '59. Band '57 '59, Math Club '57-'58, Choir '56-'59, Sen. Play Usher Chairman '58-'59, FHA '56-'57, Okla. Tri-State Festival '59, Jr. Achievement '57-'59, JA Treas. 58-'59, Solo-Ensemble Contest '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Posture Contest '56-'59, Archery Contest '57-'58, GRA Swimming '58-'59, GRA Basketball '58-'59, GRA Archery '58-'59. TERRY ENGLISH CAROLYN ERDMANN FFA Sweetheart Candidate '57-'59, Posture Contest '55-'56, Honorable Mention Basketball '57-'58, FHA Reporter '58-'59, FHA '58-'59, Softball Tournament '57-'59, Volleyball Tournament '57-'58, Basketball Tournament '57-'59, 2nd Car Rodeo, Choir Council '58-'59. Thes. Play '57-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Thes. Sgt.-at-Arms '58-'59, Lit. Guild '56-'57, Science Club '58-'59, JA '57-'59, Thes. '57-'58. Youth Theater Production '57-'58, V-Pres. of Youth Theater '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '57-'58, Board of Directors Youth Theater '57-'58. BARBARA RUTH ETHEREDGE Intra. Volleyball '57, Jr. Play '58, Intra. Basketball '58, Comm. Club '59, FNA Club '59, FHA '59. Posture Contest '59, JA Sec. '59, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. JIMMIE PATRICIA EVANS Lit. Guild '58-'59, Science Club '58-'59, FNA Club '58-'59, Band '56-'57, FNA Club Reporter '58-'59, Art Club '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Mid West Band Clinic '56, Sr. Play '58-'59, FHA '57-'59. JUDY ANN FITCH ·Comm. Club Pres. '58-'59, Associate Editor of Stingaree Tales '59, FHA Sec. '58-'59, Press Club Sec. '58-'59, Twirler '57-'58, Band '56-'58, All-District Band '57-'58, Mid-West Band Clinic '56-'57, I.L. Twirling Contest '57-'58, Solo and Ensemble Contest '56-'58, Twirling Contest '57-'58, JA '56-'59, JA Sec. '57-'59, JA Production Manager '58, Annual Staff '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Typist '58-'59, Student Directory Staff '58-'59, Nat'!. Anthology '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Worthy Advisor of Rainbow's '59. Thes. '56-'57, Sermons in Poetry '58, May Fete Duchess '57, Soph. Chorus Line '56-'57, Volleyball Tournament '56-'58, Softball Tournament '57-'58, Basketball Tournament '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Nat'!. Merit Scholar.ship Exam '58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. DOROTHY FLOWERS WILLIAM DEAN FOELSING �CHARLES PAXTON GREMILLION, JR. GWENDOLYN GIST CARROLL GRIFFIN Thes. '56-'57, Thes. Play '56-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Key Club '57-'58, Science Club '57-'58, Thes. Sgt-at-Arms '57-'58, Program Committee, Thes. '58-'59, Youth Theater Pres. '58-'59, Galv. Little Theater '58-'59, I.L. Drama '56-'57, JA '57-'58. GWYNNE BEELER GRINER Band '56-'57, Mid-West Nat'!. Contest '56, Lit. Guild '57-'59, Comm. Club '58-'59, FHA '57-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Intra. Badminton '57-'59, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Posture Contest '56-'57, Jr. Achievement '56-'57, Sr. Play '59, Comm. Club Treas. '59. G. W. "CHUCK" GRIGGS "B" Team '58-'59. Baseball '56-'57, Baseball JANET SUE HAGER BARBARA NEWSOME HALL Jr. Play '57-'58, All Tournament Basketball '57-'58, Sr. Play '59, Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59, Lit. Guild '57-'59, Thes. '56-'58, Lit. Guild-Thes. Play '57, Jr. Achievement '58, Press Club '58-'59, Soph. Chorus Line-Up '56-'57, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, GRA Basketball '56-'59. Cheerleader '56-'57, FFA Runner-Up Sweetheart '55-'57. "T" Association '56-'57, Soph. Favorite Candidate '55-'56, Jr. Favorite Candidate '56-'57, Nat'l. Thes. Society '55-'57, Student Council Represetnative '56-'57. Operetta '55-'56, Choir '55-'56. Youth Theatre '56-'57. FHA Historian '56-'57. NOMA Spellin~ Contest '55-'56, Intra. Volleyball '56-'57. TOMMIE RUTH HALL Choir '56, Intra. Badminton '56, FHA '59, Jr. Play '57. Slide Rule Club. LYNN HAMRICK DONALD HANEY �ELMO HANEY KAY HANNA Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'58, Lit. Guild '56-'57, Band '56-'58, Solo and Ensemble Contest '56-'58, Intra. Softball '57-'58, Posture Contest '57-'58, FNA '57-'58, DE '58-'59, JA '57-'58, Miw-West Nat'!. Band Clinie '56, Honorable Mention Basketball '57-'58. ALAN HANSON MARY HARRIS NANCY ARLENE HARE FHA '51l-'58. CChoir '57-'59, DE '58-'59, .IA '57-'58, Sr. Play '59. BETTE CUYDS HATMAN MAURICE HARVEY JAN HEERSSEN Posture Winner Jr.-2nd Place '57 FHA '57-'58 -'cf' '57-'58, Choir Council '59, Choir ''58-'59 Postur~ on 1est '58-'59. ' LINDA HENDERSON VIRGINIA HEROD JA '58-'59 �EFFIE LEE FOREST MARY FULLER CAMILLE FUSSEL L Choir Council '58-'59, Art Club Program Chairman '58,-'59, FHA Treas., Red Cross Club '58-'59, JA Youth Theater '58-'59, Choir '56-'57. FTA '57-'59, GRA '58-'59, FHA '56-'57 Art Club '58-'59, Jr. Red Cross '57-'58, Jr. Red 'Cross Rep. '.57-'.59, Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Archery 57- 58, Intra Badminton '57-'58, Intra. Softball '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'57, GRA Bowling '58-'59, GRA Swimming '58-'59, Youth Theater '56-'57, Sr. Play '58-'59. FRANK ADOLPH GAIL BETTY GALLION Thes. '56-'59, Choir '57-'59, FHA '56-'58, JA '57-'58. L ONNIE DAIL GANNON MILTON RAY GATES JOYCE MARIE GINN GEORGE GE E Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Baseball '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'57, Intra. Archery '57-'58, FHA '57-'58, GRA Volleyball '58 '59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Choir '58-'59. BARBARA GIRARDIN Band '56-'57, Mid-West Band Clinic '58-'59, JA '56-'57. Sr. Play '58-'59. '56-'57, DE �KAY HICKMAN l.L. Typing ·57.'58, Red Cross Club '57-'58, FTA ·56.-59. Intra. Volleyball '56-.58, Choir '56-'57, Intra. Basketball ·55.'58. Nat '!. Essay Anthology '57-'58, Songs of Youth '57·'58. DAVID HIGHTOWER FFA '57•'58, DE '58·.59. MORRIS LEE H I LL Band '56-'59, Mid-West Band Clinic '56, Tri•Slate Festival '59, Lamar Tech Summer Band Clinic '58. VIRGINIA ANN HOLLAND Student Councli '57•'59, Sr. Class Treas. '59, Jr. Class Treas. '58, Soph. Sec-Treas. '57, Key Club Sweetheart '58, Sr. Favorite '59, Thes. '58-'59, Lil. Guild '57-'59, Honor Guard '58, Baccalaureate Usher '58, Thinking Cap '58·'59, Jr. Advanced Studies Group '58, S. Advanced Studies Group '58•'59, Jr. Play '58, 2nd I.L. Spelling '57, City Commissioner '58, May Fete '58. Student Council Conference '58, Girls' Stale Alternate '58, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '58, NOMA Spelling Contest '57. JA '57-'58. JA Sales Manager '58. 5tingarama Essay Entry, School Sweetheart <;andidale '58-'59, Na'l. Merit Scholarship Exam '57-'SA. DA V ID H I LTON SHARON MORENE HOWARD DOUGLAS HOPKINS Sr. Activities Committee '58··59, Band '56-'59. Twirler '57-'59, V-Pres. FNA Club '57•'58, Lil. Guild '58·'59, 1.L. Twirling and Marching Contest '57.-58, Concert Contest '57-'59, Intra. Voll eyball '56. Intra. Badminton '57. Intra. Archery ·58. VIRGINIA LOUISE HOWELL RODNEY L. HOWELL Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '58, Nat'l. Essay Ant hology '58, Stingarama Entry '58, Lil. Guild '57•'59, Thes. '53, JTA ·57, Comm. Club '59, Stingaree Ta les Staff '59, Press Club '59, LL. '58, Intra. Badminton '57-'58, Nat'!. Schola rship Exam '58. JUDY HUGHES Choir '56•'57, Intra. Badminton '56-'57, FHA '58•'59, Choir '58-'59. �WAYNE HUGHES Key Club '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '58, Intra. Swimming '58. SHIRLEY LA VERNE HUNT GRA '58-'59 FTA '58-'59, JA Pres. '58, JA Sales Manager '57'. All Tournament Volleyball '56, Intra. Badminton '57, LL. Spelling '57, LL. Poetry Reading '58, Jr. Play '58. JAMES E. HUSKEY DE Club '57-'59. FLORINE MAR IA JACKSON Band '56-'59, Solo-Ensemble Contest '56-'59, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Festival '56-'57 , Tri-Slate Band Festival '58-'59, Amate ur Radio Club '56-'57, FNA Club '57-'58, Science Club '59, JA '57-'58, Intra . Basketball '56, Intra. Archery Contest ·55 Intra. Volleyball Contest '57-'58. JUANITA HUTCHINS KATHY JACOBS Basketball Queen '59, Jr. P lay '57-'58, Thes. Play '56-'57 , Sr. Play '58-'59, Thes. '56-'57, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Intra Volleyball '56-'57 Intra. Basketball '57-'58, Nal'I. Essay• Contest '57-'59, Nat'!. Poetry Contest '57-'58, Soph. Dance Group '56-'57. GENE JARRELL Bl uebonnel Girls' State '58, J r. Play '57, Sr. Play '59, ~rd_ Intra. Archery '58, Lit. Guild '56-'59, T hes. 56- 58, Jr. Advanced Studies Group '57-'58, Sr. Advanced Studies Group '58-'59, Jr. Rotarian '58. Soph. Dance Group '57, Thes. Play '56, Intra. Bad~ ~~~~r. '57, Rainbows '56-'58, Lit. Guild Board PATSY JACOBS ELSIE RAE JENNINGS Sr. Play '59, Jr. Play '58, Band '56-'58, Solo-Ensemble Contest '57-'58, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56, Thes. '57-'59, Thes. Historian '58, Intra. Basketball '57, Intra . Volleyball '57, Intra. Badminton '58, LL. Ready Writing '58, Youth Theater Treas. '58-'59. Youth Theater Play '56. HECTOR JIMINEZ Varsity Football '56-'59, Basketball B-Team '56. Base ball B-Team '56, Most Valuable Player '57-'58. C1I) Ins pector '58. �JIMMY JIMENEZ HAROLD JOHNSON QUINN Y LYNN JONES School Favorite '57-'58, Sen. Favorite '58-'59, Football A Team '58-'59, Football Captain '58-'59, Soph. Favorite '56-'57, Student Council Pres. '58-'59, Track '56-'58, Soph . Pres. '56-'57, Student Council Treas. '56-'57. "T" Association '56-'58, Student Council Sec. '57-'58, Student Council Rep. '57-'58. American Chemical Soc. Award '57-'58, American Legion Auxiliary American History Award '57-'58, Nat"!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Alternate Boys' State '57-'58, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Exam. '57-'58, Key Club '56-'57, Slide Rule Club '56-'57, Math Club '56-'58. NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57. Cheerleader '57-'59, FFA Sweetheart '57-'58, District FF A Sweetheart '57-'58, Candidate for Area FFA Sweetheart ·57.'58, Student Council '57-'58, "T" Association '57-'59, Sec. and Board Member "T" Association, Lit. Guild "58-'59, School Favorite Candidate '57-'58, Football Queen Candidate '58-'59, FTA '56-'57, Bond '56-'57, Mid-West Band Clinic '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'57, Honorable Mention Volleyball '57-'58, Intra Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Softball '57-'58, JA '57-'58, Tennis Team '56-'57, FHA '57-'58. JIM JORDAN HARRIET ELAINE KAUFTHEIL Senior Class Sec. '58-'59, Stingarama '57-'58, Honor Guard for Graduation '57-'58, Thes. '56-'58, FTA '57-'58, FNA '58-'59, Lit. Guild '58-'59, JA '57-'58, Youth Theater '57-'58, May Fete Duchess '56-'57 .. Jr. Play '57-'58, Posture Contest '56-'57, Honorable Mention Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Vollevball '56-'57, Intra. Badminton '56-'57; Intra Softball '57-'58, Intra. Archery '57-'58, Soph. Dance Group '56-'57. MIKE KEAHEY MARGARET KEELS FTA '57-'59, Miss FTA '57-'58, 2nd P lace District Miss FTA '57-'58, Thes. '57-'59, Best Thes. '57-'58, Thes. Play '57-'58. Sr. Play '58-'59, JA Treas. '58-'59, Choir '58-'59, FHA '58-'59, Debate '58-'59. PATRICK JAMES KENNY Football A-Team '56-'59, Baseball A-Team '57-'58, Baseball B-Team '56-'57, "T" Assoc iation '57-'59, Ho nor Guard for Grad uation '57-'58, City Commissioner Yout h Appreciation Week '58-'59, JA '56-'59, Track '58-'59, Tennis '58-'59, JA P r es. '58-'59, JA V-Pr es. '57-'58, J A Three Year Service Awa r d '58-'59, Achiever's Association '57-'58. LINDA ANN KINDRICK NELL KING JA '57-'58, JA Tr eas. '58-'59. Choir '57-'59, FHA '57-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59. FHA '57-'59, Comm. Club '58-'59, JA '56-'58, Jr. P lay '57-'58. �WAYNE EDWARD KING JAMES KOEHLER RICHARD LANDRY Football B-Team '56, Var sity '57-'59, "T" Assoc ia tion '57-'59. Track '57-'58, Baseball Manager '58, Sr. Play '59, Intra. Basketball '58, Weight Lifting Contest '58, Football Letterman '58-'59. CECILIA LARA Choir '58-'59, Ba nd '56-'58, Intra. Voll eyball '56-'57, Intra. Basket ball '56-'59. Intra. Baseball '56-'57, Int ra. Badminton '56-'57. SANDY LANOTROOP Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, All-Tourna ment Volleyball Team, DE Club '58-'59 Choir. BEVERLY LATHAM Advanced Studies Gr oup '57-'59, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Intra. Basketball '56-'58. All-Tourname nt Basketball '56-'58, In tra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Softball '57, Intra. Badminton '56-'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56, Jr. Play '57, JA '57-'58. CARL LEE SANORA LEE LEVIN JOSEPH INE LEIGH Ba nd •57_, '56-'57_' Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56-'57, FHA 58 BARBARA LEOPARD JA Treas. '59, FHA '57-'58, FNA Club '58-'59, Choir '58-'59, Sr. P lay '59. Adva nced Studies Group '58-'59, American Legion Auxil iary History Test '57-'58, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '58-'59, May Fete Duchess '57-'58, FTA '56-'59, FTA Treas. '58-'59, FT A State Delegates '58-'59, Science Club '56-'59. Science Club Reporter '58-'59. Lit. Guild '57-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59. An nua l Advertising Staff '58-'59, JA '57,-'59, JA Pres. '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Volleybali '56-'58, Intra. Archery '57-'58, Intra. Badminto n '56-'57. �HELEN LEWIS MARTHA FERN LEWIS LUCRETIA LOPEZ Jr. Achievement '57-'58, FHA '57-'58, Choir '57-'59, Choir Treas. '58, Choir Sweetheart Candidate '57-'58. FHA '56-'59, Art Club '58-'59, GRA '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'59, Intra Basketball '56-'59, Intra. Baseball '56-'59, Intra. Archery '57-'58, Posture Finalist '58-'59, Intra. Badminton '56-'57, GRA Swimming '58, GRA Volleyball '58, Jr. Achievement Personnel Manager '57-'58. Band '56-'59, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56-'57, Tri-State Festival '58-'59, Solo-Ensemble Contest '57-'58, Thes. Play '59, Tbes. Society '57-'59, Sr. Play '5S, Youth Theatre '56-'59, Youth Theatre Play '57. Jr. Achievement '57-'59. MAXINE LOYD ALAN MACE Key Club '56-'59, Key Club Board of Directors '56-'59, Key Club V-Pres. '58-'59, Key Club Soph. Representative '56-'57, Jr. Class V-Pres. '57-'58, Student Council '57-'58, Honor Guard '57-'58, Baccalaureate Usher '57-'58, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Sr. Class V-Pres. '59, Jr. Play '57-'58. Thes. Play '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Test '58-'59, SANDRA LEE MADERE Cheerleader '58-'59, All School Favorite '58 and '59, Jr. Favorite '58, District FFA Sweetheart '59, FF A Sweetheart '59, Area FFA Sweetheart Candidate '59, V-Pres. Student Council '58-'59, RunnerUp FFA Sweetheart '58, Soph. Favorite Candidate '57, School Sweetheart Candidate '58 and '59, Sr. Favorite Candidate '59, T'' Association Board of Directors '58-'59, "T" Association '58-'59, Sec. Choir '58-'59, Choir Council '58-'59, Jr. Rotarian '59, Stingaree Tales Make-Up Editor '59, Sr. Activities Committee '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Reporter Stingaree Tales '58, Jr. Play Cast '57-'58, Sr. Play '59. 2nd Posture Contest '57-'58, Soph. Dance Line-Up '56-'57. Jr. Dance Line-Up '57-'58, Lit. Guild "57-'59, Comm. Clnb '58. Thes. '57-'58. Tennis Team '58. Student Directory Staff '57-'58, Jntra. Softball '5R-'58, Tntra. Badminton '56-'58. Intra. Archery '58, Intra . Volleyh•ll 'RR-'59. Winning Basketball Team '58, Volleyhall Team Caotain '57-'58, Captain Basketball Team '57. 0 TOMMY G. MARTIN ROSENDA MARTINEZ BARBARA JO MATTHEWS JOAN ANDREA MAVIS Intra. Basketball '56-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Intra. Baseball '56-'58, GRA Baseball '58-'59, Intra. Badminton '56-'57, All Tournament Basketball '57-'58, Choir '57-'58. School Sweetheart Candidate '59, Sr. Play Cast '59, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award '59, Texas City Sun Feature Writer '58-'59, Jr. Rotarian '59, Honor Guard '58, Sr. Class Sec. '59, Jr. Class Sec. '58, Sooh. Dance Group '56-'57, Stingaree Tales Exchange Editor_ '58, Stingaree Tales Associate Editor '59, Lit. Guild Pres. '58, Thes. Treas. Sec. '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Jntra. Badminton '56-'57, FHA Song Leader '58-'59, Student Directory Staff '57-'59. GRA Barlminton '58, GRA Volleyball '58, Sr. GRA Basketball Manager '59, Thes. Parl'm. '57, Lit. Guild Treas. '57, Press Club '58-'59, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '57-'59. Comm. Club 1st V-Pres. '58-'59. Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '58, Thes. Play '57-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58. Optimist Queen Candidate '58. Youth Theatre '56-'58, Comm. Club President '59. Texas City Sun Columnist '58-'59, Annual Staff '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Lit. Guild '58-'59, Band Sec. '58-'59, 1st Chair Solo French Horn '58-'59, District Band '57-'59, Solo Ensemble '56-'59, All State Orchestra '57-'58, Sec. and Sales Manager Jr. Achievement '56-'58, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '57-'59, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Stingarama Entry '57-'58, Science Club '56-'57, Thes. Society '56-'57, Band '56-'59, Mid-Western Band Clinic '56-'57, TriState Band Festival '58-'59, 1st Chair Lamar State Band Camp '57-'58, Science Club Sec. '56-'57. Band Librarian '56-'57. Intra. Volleyball Captain '57-'58, Soph. Chorus Line '56-'57, Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59, Youth Theatre Board of Directors '56-'57. �RAY McQUAIG MARY ETTA MEADOWS EMORY MEIER JANI CE MOORE SAM WIL L IA M MORPHEW Lit. Guild '57•'59, FNA '57-'58, Band '56-'57, Marching Contest '57·'58, Concert Contest '57-'58. Basketball Manager '56-'57, Student Council Representative '56·'59, Jr. Rotarian '58·'59, Key Club '58-'59, Commissoner Youth Appreciation Week '58•'59, Special Studies Group '58-'59, Slide Rule Club '58-'59, JA Pres. '57-58, Soph. V-Pres. '57-'58, B-Team Football Manager '56-'57, Nat'I. Poetry Antholgy '57, Stingarama Entry '56•'57. JAME S MRAZ ESTER MUN IZ Band '56-'57, Mid-West '56-'57, Choir '57•'59. SY LVIA Y OLANDA MUNIZ Band '57-'58, Mid-West Band Cilnic '56-'57. JACQUELINE LYNN MYERS Science Club '56·'57, FHA '57•'58, Comm . Club '57·'59, Press Club '58-'59, Stingaree Ta les Typist '58·'59, .;i%~7. Intra. Badminton '56-'57, I~l~:: :.~~:r::N Band Clinic MARGARET JUNE NARON �THOMAS DAVID NEAL JOY KAY NELSON PATRICIA SUE NEWSOME Track '58, J. A. '58-'59, J. A. Produ ct ion Manager '58, Nat'l. Essay Anthology '58, Nat'!. Spanish Exam '58, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship '58-'59, Iowa Test Exam '59, Slide Rule Club. Press Club '58-'59, Thes. '56-'57, Commercial Clu b '58-'59, Thes. '58-'59, Football Queen '58, Sr . Play '59, Thes. Play '58, "Sting. Tales" Staff '58-'59, Comm. Club Treas. '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '56, Ass't. Sports Editor "Sti ng. Tales" '58-59, Student Directory Staff '58. J.A. '57-'59, FHA '56-'57, "Sting, Tales" Staff '58-'59, Art Club '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Sr. Play ·59_ DIANNE MARIE NONUS Art Club Pres. '58-'59, Thes. '58-'59, Thes. Play '59, G RA '58-'59, Basketball Champs '58, J.A. '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, GRA Basketball '59, Posture Contest '59, FHA '58,'59, GRA Swimming '58-'59, Sr. Play '59, GRA Bowling '58, Int ra. Badminton '56-'58, GRA Badminton '58-'59, Lil. Guild '56. GLEN NIVENS PATRICIA ANN NULL FFA Sweetheart Candidate '58-'59, Lit. Guild '57-'59, Thes. Play '57-'59, Thes. '56-'59, Thes. Par liamentarian '58-'59, JA '57-'58, JA Board of Directors '57-'58, Band '56-'57 Natio nal Mid-West Band Clinic '56-57, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '58-'59, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Intra . Volleyball '56-'57, Intra . Basketball '56-'57, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sr. P lay '58-'59, Intra. Softball '57-'58, Youth Theater '56-'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Youth Theater Play '56-'57, Rainbows '56-'59, J.L. Shorthand '58-'59, J.L. Typing '58-'59. BONNIE LEE OGLETHORPE All School Sweetheart '59, Student Council '59, Key Club Sweetheart Candidate '57-'58, Jr. Play '58, Choir Chairman '59, Lil. Guild '58-'59, Thes. Program Committee '59, Choir '59, Thes. '59, Sr. Play '59, Intra. Basketball '57, Intra. Badminton '57 , Jr. Dance Line '58, Thes. Play '59. DE NNI S ERWIN O'NEAL GEO RGE DAVIS OLIVER, JR. Key Club '56-'59, Jr. Special Studies Group '57-'58, Sr. Special Studies Group '58-'59, Cross Country Letterman '58, Track '59 Co-captain Cross Country Team '58, Thes. '56-'59, Slide Rule Club '58-'59, Lit. Guild-Thes. Play '57, Nat'!. Essay Anthology Winner '58, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '58, JA '56, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Exam '58, Intra. Volleyball Team Finalist '58, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56, NOMA Spelling Contest '57. Football Letterman '57-'59, Football B-Team '56-'57, Track Team '57-'59, Basketball B-Team '56-'57, "T" Association '57-'59, Sr. Activities Committee '58-'59, School Favorite Candidate '59, Student Council Representative '59, "T" Association Board of Directors '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Sports Editor '58-'59, Sr. Play '59, Key Club '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '59, All Tournament Basketball Team '59, Swimming Team '59, T·een Age Road-E-O '58, Art Exhibit '59, Intra. Baseball '59. LIN DA BURG IN O'NEAL �ANGELITA OROZCO SHIRLEY PADGETT MARGARET PARKER Intra. Volleyball '56-'57, Intra_ Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Badminton '56-'57, Intra. Softball '56-'57, Posture Contest '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Intra. Archery '57-'58, Choir '58-'59. Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'58, All Tournament Basketball '56-'57, Thes. '56-'57, GRA Volleyball Captain '58-'59, GRA Badminton '58-'59, Soph. Dance Group '56-'57. Intra. Basketball '56-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59. GRA Swimming '58-'59, GRA Volleyball '58-'59. Art Club V-Pres. '58-'59, GRA Bowling '58-'59. ROBERT PATTERSON JO ANN PEGUES Doubles Badminton Champion '56-'57, Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'57, Intr a. Baseball '56-'57, DE Club '57-'59. NANCY PERALEZ DONNY PETERS JOHN EARL PLAKE Hand '56-'59, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56-'57. DEMOIS POEHL FRANCES POSTEN �\: I JACKIE RABOM JUNE RAHN BIL L RALEY Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Comm. Club '57-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'57. GINGER VANDERLEE RAMBIN SHARON RIC K ETSON Badminton Double Champion '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Champion Basketball Team '57-'58, All-Tournament Basketball '57-'58, Intra. Archery '57-'58, Intra. Baseball '57-'58, GRA '58-'59, GRA Bowling '58-'59, GRA Swimming '58-'59, Choir '58-'59, FHA '58-'59, Art Club "58-'59. Editor of Stingaree Tales '59, Associate Editor of Stingaree Tales '58, Thes. '56-'59, Lit. Gu-ild '56-'59, Thes.-Lit. Guild Play '57, Thes. Play '58-'59, Jr. Play '57, Sr. Play '59, GRA '58-'59, FFA Sweetheart Candidate '58, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Archery '58, Intra. Basketball '57,-'59, Stingarama Entry '58, Youth Theater '57-'58, Press Club '58-'59, Soph. Dance Line '56-'57. JOHN A . RIDGEWAY Ill Swimming Team '59, Nat'!. Poetry Contest '58, Stingarama '58, Key Club '58. Football '57, JA '58. ELEANORE ANN ROACH Lit. Guild Pres. '58, Jr. Play '57-'58, Optimist Queen Candidate '58-'59, Honor Guard '57-'58, Rainbow Worthy Advisor '58, Lt. Guild V-Pres. '58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Lit. Guild Board Member '57, Alternate Girls' State '57-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, Stingarama Entry '57-'58, Advanced Studies Group '57-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58 Science Club '56-'57. ' LINDA M A RIAN ROBERTS BAILEY CONNIE JO RO CK Most Outstanding Thes. '58-'59, Thes. Pres. '58-'59, Press Club Pres. '58-'59, Best Thes. '57-'58, Thes. '56-'57, Lit. Guild '58-'59, Honorable Mention All Star Cast I.L. Play '56-'57, Jr. Play '57-'58, Thes. Play '57,'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Bluebonnet Girls' State '57-'58, Annual Advertising Staff '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Youth Theater '56-'57, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Exam '57-'58, U. of H. Workshop'56-'58. �NANCY LOUISE ROSENBLAD Most Outstanding Student T.C.H.S. '58-'59, May Fete Lady-in-Waiting '58-'59, Bluebonnet Girls' State, '57-'58. Jr. Rotarian '58-'59, May Fete Duchess '57-'58, Opt. Queen Candidate '58-'59, National Merit Scholarship Finalist '58, American Legion History Exam '57-'58, Student Council '56-'57, '58-'59, Student Leader in Activities Conference '58-'59, Jr., Sr. Special Studies Group, Thinking Cap '58-'59, Oustanding Biology Student '56-'57, FTA Pres. '57-'59, FTA Treas. '57-'58, FT A District Sec_ '58-'59, FTA Delegate State Convention '57-'59, Lil. Guild Sec. '57-'58, Science Club Reporter '57-'58, GRA Sec. '58-'59, Honorable Mention Volleyball Team '56-'57, '57-'58, Intra Volleyball '56-'58, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, LL. Spelling 2nd place '57, NOMA Spelling Proficiency Award '57, Nat'l. Essay Anthology Entry '57-'58, Nat'l. Poetry Anthology Entry '57-'58, Stingarama Entry '57-'58, JA Sec. '57-'58. JA Treas. '57-'58, Thcs. '57-'58. Slide Rule Club '57-'58. SUSAN GAYLE ROSSMAN Lit. Gulld '56-'59, Jr. Jr. Rotarian '58-'59, Sr. Ad· vanced Study Group '58-'59, Comm. Club '58-'59, Comm. Club V-Pres. '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59, Jr. Group Advanced Study '57-'58, J r. Play '57-'58, Thes. '57-'58, Thes. Play '57-'58, American Legion Auxiliary History Test '57-'58, 3rd Place 1.L. District Spelling '57-'58, May Fete Duchess '57-'58, Intra. Archery '57-'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '57-'58, Stingarama Entry '56-'57, Intra. Badminton '57-'58. RO BERT WAYNE SASSER JOAN ELIZABETH RUDLOFF Thes.-L1t. Guild Play '56-'57, Jr. Play '57-'58, Thes. Play '58-'59, Band '56-'58, Mid-West Band Clinic '56-'57, • Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Youth Theater '56-'58, JA '57-'58, Chorus Line '56-'57, Sr. Play '58-'59, Outstanding Youth Theater Award '57-'58, Sgt.-at-Arms Thes. '58-'59, Thes. '56-'59, Youth Theater Board of Directors '57-'58. MARY BETH SCHWARZ B-Team t'ootball '56-'57, Football A-Team '57-'59, llasketball B-Team '56-'57, Basketball A-Team '57-'58, "T" Assocrnt10n '57-'59, '"1" Association Pres. '58-'59, !>r. Play '58-'59, Sr. Activities Committee '58- 59, Student Counctl '56-'57, May Fete '56-'58, Honor Guard for Graduation '57-'58, All tournament Intra. Basketball '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Make-Up Editor '58-'59, Soph. Favorite Candidate '56-'57, Jr. Favorite Candidate '57-'58, Annual Sports Editor '58-'59, Press Club V-Pres. '58-'59, Intra. Baseball '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '58-'59, Teen Club V-P res. '58-'59, Track '56-'57, Stingaree Talcs Reporter '58-'59. Band '56-'59, 1st Place Posture Contest '56-'57, Assistant Drum Major '58-'59, Twirler '57-'58, Band Reporter '58-'59, Mid-West Band Clinic '56-'57, Tri-State Baud Clinic '58-'59, I.L. Twirling Contest '56-'59. IL Solo-Ensemble Contest '56-'59, Key Club Sweetheart Candidate '5C-'57, FFA Sweetheart Candidate '57-'58, Opt. Queen Candidate '58 - '59, Rainbow Worthy Advisor '58-'59. Intra. Basketball '~8-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Test '57-'58. Lil. Guild Board of Directors '58, Lit. Guild '57-'59, Student Activities Conference '56-'57, Student C0ur,cil '56-'57. NEDRA FA Y E SCOGG INS MARGARET MARIE SCOTT Assistant Drum Major '58-'59, Twirler '57-'58, All District Band '57-'59, All Regional Band '57-'58, Band Council '58-'59, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56-'57, TriState Band Festival '58-'59, 1st Division I.L. Twirling '56-'59, Solo-Ensemble Contest '56-'59, FHA Pres. '58-'59. FHA Sec. '57-'58, FHA State Convention '57-'59, Jr. Class Sec. '57-'58, 1st Place Posture Contest of Jr. Class '57-'58. Lamar College of Technology Band Clinic '56-'58, Rainbows '5o-'59. Student Council '59. Alternate Student Council Representative '56-'57, Jr. Play '57-'58. St. Play '58-'59, Nat'l. Essay Anthology Entry '57-'58, Nat'l. Poetry Anthology Entry '58, Stingarama Entry '57 and '58. Science Club Treas. '57-'58, Science Club Librarian '58, Lt. Guild "58-'59. FTA '57-'58. FNA '58-'59. I.L. Ready Writing '57. Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Exam '58. KENNETH WAYNE SEBESTA Sr. Class Pres. '58-'59 Student Council '56-'57 Texas Association of Stude~t Councils Delegate '56°, Nat'!. Ment Scholarship Finalist '59, United Nations Pilgri mage for Youth '58, Most Outsanding Boy '58, Jr. Rotarian '58, Advanced Studies Seminar '57-'59, ! h•~king Cap '58-'59, Honor Guard for Graduation Maseball '56-'59, Sr. Activities Committee ,~t~g'. PATSY JEAN SEETON Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Intra Volleyball '57-'58, Winning Team Intra. Basketball '57-'58, Intra. Badminton '57-'58, FHA '57-'58. FRANCES SEFCIK �LINDA JUNE SEWELL LORENZO SEGURA School Sweetheart '58-'59, Sr. Class Favorite '58-'59, Cheerleader '57-'59, Annual Editor '58-'59, Soph. Class Favorite '56-'57, Spring Student Council '57, All-School Favorite Candidate '58·'59, Jr. Class Favorite Candidate '57-'58, Sr. Activities Committee '58-'59, Football Queen Candidate '58-'59, "T" Association '57-'59, "T" Association Treas. '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, Thes. Play '58-'59, Student Director Thes. Play '56-'57, FFA Sweetheart Candidate '58-'59, May Fete Duchess '57-'58, Honor Guard '57-'58, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Lit. Guild Board of Directors '57-'58, Thes. '56-'59, FTA '56-'58, District I FTA Treas. '57-'58, FTA Delegate State Convention '57-'58, Press Club '58-'59, JA '57, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Exam '57-'58, Soph. Dance Line '56-'57, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57,'58, Youth Theater '56-'57. Intra. Volleyball '56-'58. Intra. Baseball '57-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Honorable Mention Basketball '57·'58, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, GRA Basketball '58-'59, Rainbows '56-'58, Intra Badminton '56-'57, Captain Intra. Basketball, Volleyball '56-'58. PATRICIA SESSIONS BETTY SHARP All-Tournament Intra. Volleyball '56-'57, Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Choir '57-'58, Choir Sweetheart Candidate '57-'58, AllTournament Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, All1'ournament Basketball '57-'58, Winning Team Intra. Basketball Captain '57-'58, Best Intra. Baseball Sportsmanship Award '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball Captain '57-'58, Intra. Baseball Captain '57-'58, Choir '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, GRA Basketball '58-'59. BARBARA LOUISE SHEAFFER Nal'l. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finaist '57-'58, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Qualifymg Test '58, Student Council '57-'58. Thes. Sec. '58, Thes. '56-'59, Lit. Guild '56-'59. Thes.-Lit. Guild Play '57-'58, Jr. Play '57-'58, Thes. Play '58-'59, John von Neuman Mathematics Seminar '58., Honor Guard '58, Jr. Rotarian '58. Jr. Advanced Study Group '57-'58. Sr. Advanced Study Group '58-'59, Thinking Cap '5'8-'59, Stmgarama Entry '57-'58, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Jr. Achievement Treas. '57-'58, JA Pres. '59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'5R. Intra. Basketball '5fi-'58 Outstanding English Award '56-'57. ' CYNTHIA JAYNE SHEAFFER Basketball Queen Candidate '58-'59, Student Council '57·'58, State Student Council Convention Representative '57-'58, Go o d Sportsmanship Representative '57-'59, Sr. Advanced Study Group '58-'59, May Fete Queen '58-'59, Honor Guard '58, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Lit. Guild Reporter '58, Lit. Treas. '59, Science Club '56-'59, Science Club Sec. '58-'59, Thes. Play '59, Thes. '56-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '59, Nat'!. Poetry Anthology '58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '57 • '58, G RA Basketball '58-'59, Intra. Badminton '57-'58, Intra. Baseball '57-'58, Posture Contest '58, GRA Swimming '58-'59, 2nd Place American Crawl '58-'59, 2nd Place Kick Board Race '58-'59, Intra. Archery '57-'58. BARBARA SLATON FTA '56-'57, FFA Sweetheart Candidate '56-'57, FFA Sweetheart Runner-np '58-'59, Comm. Club V-Pres. '58-'59, Lit. Guild '58-'59, FHA '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '57-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, GRA Swimming '58-'59, Youth Theater '56-'57, Thes. '58-'59, GRA '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA SHIELDS Band '56-'59. Min-West Band Clinic '56-'57, All State Lihrorian '58, All District Band '5R. Oklahoma Tri-St.ate '5R-'59, Jr. Achievement '5R-'59. FT A '57-'58, 1.L. Typing '58, Jr. Play '57-'58. WALTER SLAWSON DAVID SMITH, JR. Football Letterman '57-'58, Baseball Letterman '58-'59, Track '58, "T" Association '57-'59, "T'• Association Sgt.-at-Arms '58-'59, "T" Association Board of Directors '58-'59, B-Team Football '56-'57, B-Team Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Basketball '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball '56-'57. �- J MAX EVERETT SMITH Key Club '57-'58, Key Club Sr. Board Member '58-'59, Jr. Play '58, Slide Rule Club '58, Science Club '58, Golf Team '57, Cross-Country Track '59, Thes. '59, Sr. Play '59, Youth Theater '57-'58, Youth Theater 1-Act Play '56-'57. DARRELLYN SOFFAR Sr. Play Cast '59, Thes. Play Cast '58-'59, Thes. '58-'59, Lit. Guild '58-'59, Comm. Club '57-'58, Jr. Advanced Study Group '57-'58, Sr. Advanced Study Group '58-'59, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Exam '58, Intra Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'57, Intra. Baseball '56-'57 , JA '56-'57, JA Sec.-Treas. '56-'57. JOHN KENNETH SOSNOWY Student Cou ncil Pres. '59, Student Council '58-'59, Sr. Class Pres. '59, Jr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms '58, Baseball '57-'59, Baseball Letterman '57-'59, Baseball Most Valuable Player Award '58, "T" Association '58-'59, "T" Association Vice-Pres. '59, Key Club '59. Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Exam '58, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Runner-Up '59, The Thinking Cap '58-'59. Jr. Advanced Study Group '58, Sr. Advanced Study Group '59, JA Pres. '57-'59, JA Vice-Pres. '58. JA Production Manager '59, Youth Appreciation Week Mayor '58, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '58, Stingarama Entries '58, Math Club '58. Slide Rule Club '57-'59, Jr. Rotarian '58, NOMA Spelling Contest '57. Baccalaureate Usher '58, Honor Guard '58. LYNN SPELL DENNIE R. SPEER Band '56-'59, Key Club '57-'59, Intra. Winner '58, Sgt.-at-Arms ':,8-'59. :::,w1mming JIMMY SPRAGUE PAUL STEEL All School Favorite '58-'59, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. '58, Jr. Class Favorite '57-'58, Jr. Class Pres. '57, Student Council '56-'57, All-Tournament Basketball Stingbees '57-'59, Basketball '58-'59, Football '56-'59, Track '58-'59, "T" Association '59, Jr. Rotarian '58, Honor Guard '58, Intra. Basketball , Choir, Choir Council, Sr. Favorite Candidate, Soph. Favorite Candidate. LINDA STEPHENS Intra. ,Ar~hery 1st Place '58, JA Secretary '58, Comm. Club 58• 59, Student Director Stayy '58-'59. Golf Team '56-'59. JA '59. "T" Associa- tion. MARIE ELAINE STONE JA '57-'59, FHA '58-'59., FTA '56-'57. JACK W. STUTTS Thes. '57-'59, Debate, Jr. Play '58. Science Club '59. Slide Rule Club '58. �DIANNE CAROL SULLIVAN SHARON SWEARINGEN SUE CAROL TALL EY Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Choir '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Comm. Club '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '57-'58. Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '57-'58, Science Club '58-'59, GRA '58-'59, GRA Bowling '58-'59, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, GRA Basketball '58-'59, GRA Tennis '58-'59, GRA Archery '58-'59, Choir '58-'59. JA '58-'59, JA Treas. '58-'59, Thes. '56-'58, Comm. Club '57-'58, Thes. Play '57-'58, Jr. Play '57-'58, DE Club 58-'59, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'58, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Intra. Archery '57-'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Student Directory Staff '57-'58. EMMA MARIE TARIN SANDRA TOMME Sr. Play '58-'59, Jr. Play '57-'58, Thes. '57-'58, Thes. Play '57-'58, Jr. Achievement '57-'58, JA Sec. '58-'59, Comm. Club '57-'59, Student Directory Staff '57-'59, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, Intra. Basketball Champions '51-'58, Tntra. Baseball '57-'58, NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Nat'!. Merit 8cholarship Test '57-'58, Intra Badminton '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, GRA Volleyball '58-'59. DIANE T RAN SI ER VIRGINIA ANNE TOOLEY lit. Guild '58-'59, FNA '58-'59, FNA V-Pres. '58-'59, Delegate State FNA Convention '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '58-'59, JA Personnel '58, JA Treas. '59, Press Club '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Staff '58-'59, Nat'!. Merit Scholarship Test '57-'58, Science Club '58-'59. NOMA Spelling Contest '56-'57, Sr. Play '58-'59, Choir '58-'59, GRA Bowling '58-'59, GRA Archery '58-'59. FRANKIE EDWIN TUCKER MICHAEL RAY TYLER B-Team Football '56-'57, Football A-Team, TwoYear Letterman '57-'59, A-Team Baseball '57-'59, FHA Beau '58-'59, "T" Association '57-'59. Jr. Play '57-'58, May Fete '57-'58, Honor Guard '57-'58 B-Team Baseball '57, Baseball '59, Choir '58-'59, Choir Council '58-'59, Sr. Activities Committee '58-'59, Nat'!. Essay Anthology '58, Key Club '57-'59, Key Club Sgt.-at-Arms '57-'58, Key Club Treas. '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '57-'58, Industrial Arts Club '56-'57, Intra. Volleyball '58. ROSALIE GARTON VAN NESS �MARY WAGNER CL YOE WALTERS Free Throw Award '58-'59, Basketball Team '57-'59, Baseball Team '57-'58, "T" Association '58-'59, Intra. Volleyball Champions, Intra. Basketball, FFA '58-'59, FF A Sr. Farm Skills '58-'59. JON H. WARD Football "B" Team '58, Varsity Football '59, Thes. Society '59, Swimming Team '59, Baseball '58-'59, All Tournament Basketball Team '59, Track '58. T hes. Play '59, Sr. P lay '59. ARLEENE WARNER Editor-in-Chief Stingaree Tales '59, Annual Foreword Author '59, Comm. Club Sec. '58-'59, I.L. Shorthand '58, FT A '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Cooyreader '58, Stingaree Tales Reporter '57. Sam Houston State Teachers College I.L. Student Activities Conference '58. University of Houston I.L. Student Activities Conference '58, Student Directory Staff '58, Sr. Plav '59. Lit. Guild '58-'59, Press Club '57-'5R. Nat'!. Merit Schola rship Exam. •~R. FNA '58-'59, College Board Exam -~8. Comm. Club '58-'59, NOMA Spelling CATHRYN WARDEN r.ontest 'fi7. Jr. Ac>ii~vement '58. Rain- J-,nws •57.•50 Annual Stoff Typist '5B-'59, NOMA Spelling Cones! '59. BI LLIE LOU IS E WEBB Choir '57-'59, FHA '56-'57. CARL WEDEMEYER Best Member of Jr. Play Award '57-'58, Sr. Play '58-'59, DE Club V-Pres. '58-'59, Key Club '56-59, Thes. Society '57-'58, Football Photographer '57-'58, Annual Football and Basketball Photographer '58-'59. HOWARD 0 . WELCH Baseball '57-'59, Mixed Choir '58-'59, Track '58, Slide Rule Club '59, Jr. Acihevement '58-'59. ROLAND WELCH VERA JEAN WELCH Jr. Achievement Pres. '58-'59, Sr. Activities Committee '58-'59. Student Director Sr. Play '59, Thes. Sec. '58, Tres. '56-'59, Lit. Guild V-Pres. '58, Lit. Guild Social Direetor '57, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Annual Staff '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Exchange Ed. '59, May Fete Duchess '58, Press Club '58-'59, Jr. Play '58, Thes. Play '58 and '59, Thes. Program Committee '58, I.L. Play Contest '57-'58, Nat'!. Essay Anthology, JA '57-'58, Rainbow Recorder, Youth Theatre '56-'57, Nat'!. Merit Scholahship '58, Intra. Basketball '58, Intra. Volleyball '56, Intra. Badminton '57. Youth Theater Roard of Directors '56, Voice of DPrnocracy Contest '57, Stingaree Tales Reporter '58, U. of H. Workshop '56-'57, GRA Basketball '59. �WILLIAM M . WENTWORT H PATRICIA DEE WEST CAROLYN ANN WHEELER Thes. Play '58-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Thes. '57-'59, Football "B" Team '57-'59, Football "A" Team '58-'59. DE '58-'59, DE Sweetheart '58-'59, DE Sec. '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '58-'59, JA Pres. '58-'59, JA Sec. '57-'58, FNA '57-'58, Lit. Guild '57-'58, Nat'l. Essay Anthology '57-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra Volleyball '56-'57, Intra. Baseball '56-'57, Science Club '57-'58, FTA '56-'58. Lit. Guild '57-'59, Comm. Club '57-'59, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, Intra. Basketball '57-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, FHA '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '57-'59, JA Treas. '58-'59. MARSHA MARI E WHITE Sen. Special Studies Group '58-'59, Nat'l. Poetry Anthology '57-'58, Annual Distribution Editor '58-'59, Lit. Guild '57-'59, Sr. Play '58-'59, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Exam '57-'59, Jr. Achievement '58-'59, Thes. '56-'57. WARREN DEXTER WHITE E. HERSCHEL WH IT ING Ill Band '56-'59, Band Pres. '57-'58, Band Council '57-'58, All District Band '57-'58, Mid-West Nal'l. Band Clinic '56-'57, TriState Band Contest '58-'59, Key Club '56-'59, Beaumont Band Clinic '57-'58, Demolays '56-"59. PATRI CI A WIL DER JUDITH ANN WILKS May Fete Duchess '56-'57, Nat'l. Poetry Antholgy '57-'58, I.L. '56-'57,, I.L. Shorthand '58-'59, Thes. '56-'59, Thes. Treas. '57-'58, Lit. Guild '56-'59, Lil. Guild Board of Directors '57-'58, Thes. Play '57-'59, Lit. Guild-Thes. Play '56-'57, Jr. Play '57-'58, Sen. Play '58-'59, Stingaree Tales Typist '58-'59, Stingaree Tale_s Copyreader '58-'59, Press Club '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '56-'58, JA Production Manager '57-'58 Youth Theater '56-'57, Intra. Softball '56-'58 Intra' Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'58' lntr; Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Archerv '56-'58 Postur~ Contest '56-'57, Youth Theater Plays '56-''57 Rainbows '56-'58. ' DONNA GA Y LE W IL L IAMS DO N W ILL IAMS Slide Rule Club '58-'59, Jr. Achievement '57-'58, Jr. Achievement Pres. '58-'59, Majorette '57-'58, Band '56-'59, Jr. Achievement '57-'59, JA Sweetheart '57-'58, Lil. Guild '58-'59. Comm. Club '58-'59, JA Sec. '58-'59, JA Treas. '57-'58, JA Production Manager '58-'59, Science Club Treas. '56-'57, Science Club Reporter '56-'57. Science Club '56-'58, Mid-West Nat'l. Band Clinic '56-'57, TriState Band Festival '58-'59, Twirling Contest ·57.·59, I.L. Solo-Ensemble Contest '57-'59, NOMA Spelling Contest '57-'58, Intra. Volleyball '56-'58, Intra. Basketball '56-'58, Intra. Badminton '56-'58, Pasadena Twirling Contest '58-'59, Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Exam '58-'59. �JOE FRANK WINFREY All State Orchestra '57-'58, Mid-West Nat'!. Band Clinic '56-'57, Jr. Achievement '57-'58, Intra. Basketball '58-'59, Band '56-'59, 1st Division Solo-Ensemble Contest '56-'59, Tri-State Band Festival '59, JA Production Manager '57, Lamar College of Technolo2v Band Clinic '58-'59, Winning Basketball ream '59. MARGARET Y ANA S LORA LEA WURZLOW BARBARA LUM WRIGHT GRA '59, Intra. Volleyball '57-'58, GRA Volleyball '58-'59, Intra. Basketball '57-'58, GRA Basketball '58-'59, Intra. Badminton '57-'58. Intra. Vollevball Captain '58. GRA Swimming Captain '59, Band '57-'58, Mid-West Band Clinic '56-'57, Solo-Ensemble Contest '57-'58. Nat'!. Thes. Society '57-'58, Thes. Play '58, Jr. Play '58, Sr. Play '59. BRENDA YANCEY MARIAN LAUR EL YATES Lit. Guild '57-'59, Comm. Club '57-'59, Jr. Achievement '57-'59, JA Sales Manager '58. ... ALL tHG t" ' WFW snN s • STUDENT COUNCIL POSTER CONTEST WINNERS Left to right: Ru nners-Up Jim Pat Evans, Susanne Bray, and Grand Winner Barbara Etheredge. 43 �SENIOR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Front row, left to right: Kenny Sebesta, Linda Sewell, Sandy Madere, Dorothy Acree, Cynthia Caffall. Back row: Roland Welch, Mike Tyler, Kenny Bradley, Robert Sasser, Dennis O'Neal. Not pictured: Sharon Howard. �45 JUNIORS �FALL SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President Larry Cooper, Vice President Lawerence Caldwell, Secretary Marcia Nichols, Treasurer Louise Currie. SPRING SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President Larry Cooper, Vice President Douglas Burton, Secretary Judy Jacobson, Treasurer Dale Bailey. 46 �Rose Adams Mina Jo Adams Dolores Almendarez Joe Lynn Anderson Paul Anderson Sandra Ashworth Floyd Bailey James Bailey Dale Bailey Arona Baker :::s 0 >, 0 "O Cl) Sydney Bardwell :a Elaine Bearden Cl) Cl) Joyce Beasley c:: «l Janet Beck Larry Bell Teddie Blanton James Boatright Lynnette Bell Aubrey Boles Gray Bomer Jorene Borders �Bonnie Briggs Kenneth Brooks Kenneth Buchanan Lawrence Caldwell Janice Calhoun Richard Canales Kelly Carpenter Douglas Burton Patricia Buskirk Ruben Cano ... <l) Marvin Carroll Ray Cash C1l <) rn ,.c a 0 i:!l Patsy Caudle Jimmy Clanton Linwood Cayton James Clifford Raymond Cloninger 48 Darrell Cochran Ramona Coley �James Colwell Denny Cook Larry Cooper James Cotharn Terry Covington Louise Curry Conrad Cuyos Betty Darbonne Samuel Davila Burris Davis ~ Robert Dazey Phyllis De Looper Doris Delao ..... George Denkowski Billy Dillon Fred Diaz Felix DeZengotita Orlando Divine Adrian Domingues Aron Doss Elaine Dowd �Mary Jane Dowling Thomas Drummond Tom Durbin Pat Duncan Richard Elizondo \ Toni Endicott Lillian Etheredge Wayne Faulkner Dan Frazier Barbara Fielder Susan Fisher Rosalie Froeschl Delores Fuller Lucy Garcia Mary Garcia ,.!<: ""cu :0 ... (l) 0 :g Robert Gallaway ., Victoria Garcia Mary Gardner Amelia Garza Ernestine Garza Shirley Gass �Jody Gaugler Glenda Goff Alice Gonzales Joyce Green Harold Grimes Joe Gunter Barbara Goodwin Dorothy Goolsby Hank Haden James Hagan 0. 0 0 ..c: cU :3 ..c: Weldon Hall Martha Hallenbeck >, E Charles Hamilton ...... Wayde Hamrick Annette Handley Jerry Hanlon Mariann Hare Jeannette Handley Donald Harper Bill Harrison Danny Harvey �Ann Harvill Jan Harvill Nick Haynes Turner Henley Jo Ann Henry Martha Henson David Head Brenda Henley Rachel Hernandez Roy Herod Wilson Hertenberger Virgil Hickman Tommie Hill Rosemary Hinze Juanita Holland Marie Holsomback William Horn Richard Houghton Mike Hooks Mark Hopkins Woodrow Hopkins �Andy Hunter Mike Hunter Betty Irwin Judy Jacobson Charles Jenkins Donald Johnson Kay Johnson Sherrill Johnson Martha Jones Jan Justus John Kenny Douglas Hunt , Bob King "' (1) a 0 CJ ~) 1-, (1) :I: Ray King Meta Kirby Nan Kinney Wayne King Carl Knight Marie Kornegay Clayton Lacy Barbara Lampley �Pat Landers Joann Lemmond Philip Landry Bobby Lewis Linda Latham Gloria Liberato Johnnette Lawrence Bobby Lightfoot Helen Linton Judy Loftin Jerry Lovett George Loving Maree Lowry William McAdams Glenda McCune Edna Earle McDuffie Peggy Leader Arnold Lilley Pat McGill �Walter McGinty Carolyn McKenzie Elaine McVay Ralph Mackeen Paul Malone David Martin Elvis Mensch Jo Ann Mensch Gray Merryman Wallis Mobley "O <l) ..c: 0. ...cu b.O ...,0 ;:l cu Jennie Moore Beverly Morris 00 ..c: CJ Charlotte Morton U'l ..c: b.O iii Adela Muniz Bryan Meyers Mary Nalley / Anita Nelson Betty Neugebauer Jeffery Newman Marcia Nichols Vonda Odom �Jack Pascavage John Pitre Billy Pegues Dorothy Polasek Elaine Peoples Wanda Perren Ray Pickens Larry Porter Hugh Proffitt Step-hen Radford Babs Roach John Rochner Kenny Rogers Gloria Rohacek Lillie Saldua Betty Sandlers 0 t- a, ...... .... 0 Dorothy Raska "' Q) >. Q) ...."' • Q) 'O C: Ol ..:i David Rogers De Wayne Ross James Rush Ronald Ryan �Darlene Sanders Timothy Sanders Bob Sharp Steve Sheaffer Phyllis Steed Joann Stevenson Dorothy Schroeder lwana Smith Milton Shannon .Joseph Seffens Linda Smith Joel Smith ... 0 Bill Stingel <Jl <1J ;3 ... \lJ) i:Q Patsy S'tockman Frances Struve Della Stricklind Jeannette Strangemeyer Carl Sullivan Dolores Surratt Charles Talbert Bonnie Talley �w Stephen Taylor Griffith Temple Phillip Teale Kay Tenhet Mike Terry Gail Tillison Sheila Tinsley f::1 ' 0 Hal Thomas I Autry Thompson ~ Kenneth Thomson Lanelle Tomlinson Joyce Tyler Earlene Van Ness Elouise Vasquez Ronnie Wade Daniel Walker Kenneth Vanderslice Sammy Van Ness Tommy Van Ness Allan Weiss Betty Welch �Patricia Wellman Jill Wiechens Brenda Williams Joyce Wilson Eddie Wisner Rosemary Wold Toni Woodall Pete Yates Pedro Ydrogo Gerald Zemer Dolores Yanas Chaperones at Football Dance John Williams Cecil Wilson Karen Wooldridge �SWIMMING MANAGER Dona Kae Criss GRA BASKETBALL MANAGERS Barbara Matthews, Sandra Daniel Louise Currie GRA EXECUTIVE BOARD Seated, left to right: Recorder Edna Earle McDuffie, Reporter Martha Rae Carroll, Parl'm. Martha Henson. Standing: Pres. Loiuse Currie, Vice-Pres. Sandra Daniel, Sec. Nancy Rosenblad, Treas. Karen Jobe. SWIMMING MANAGER Lora Lea Wurzlow �SOPHOMORES �FALL SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President Charles Holmsten, Vice President Tom Howard, Treasurer Frankie Vice, Secretary Karen Jobe. SPRING SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President Frankie Vice, Vice President Rufus Jaramillo, Treasurer Karen Jobe. 1 62 Secretary Karen Smith, 1 �Amelia Abbott Mary Frances Acree Gay Anderson Margie Andoe Larry Bailey Linda Baker David Adair Betty Atkins Dennis Alston Blilie Jean Anderson Lois Austin Jerry Ballard £ V) ca 'ii r:/J Curtis Barfield Dianne Barth Laura Barnes Frances Baylor Shelia Barrington James Belcher 63 Linda Bell Tommy Bell �James Benskin • Robert Bolton Carolyn Bethscheider Betty Boone Jerry Black Paul Biggs Albert Bothe Marie Boone Don Bowman .:: ·;:: Q) ...... ...... ;:, o:i Ronald Braddy Sharon Boyett .:: ·;:: Q) ...... ...... ;:, "' Glenda Brewer James Braselton Kenneth Brooks James Brown Patricia Brown Linda Brown Beverly Burns �Charles Brown Patricia Byous Jane Calhoon Jo Ann Calhoun Karen Calhoun Jerry Chandler Arty Chatham R. L. Calhoun Jean Calk Minnie Cano .... Ct! <1) Abel Chavez Becky Childs ,.Cl Robert Claunch ...."' Ct! <1) ,.Cl "O Ct! <1) 0 • Charles Coburn Bennie Cole Bertha Cochran t Donald Connor Mary Cook Sandra Cornett Francis Corson Gary Cotharn �Diana Cox Shirley Croan Jeffery Crowe Raymond Cullen James Daniels Mary Grace Davila Roy Davila Nancy Ann Davis Patricia Dayries Mavis Dempsey Henry Dlabay Geneve Downs Alton Dennis Archie Donahue Mary Drummond Janis Dudley Patricia Duhon Carl Edmundson �Linda Elliott Mary Erwin Sammy Estep David Evans Madelyn Evans Anita Farias Mike Farmer Pete Farmer Beverly Ferguson Karen Ferguson Linda Fitch Kathryn Forest Charlotte Fourroux Judy Franklin Robert Frazier Tommy Friday Frank Froeschl Beverly Sue Frusha James Gallaway Gloria Garza Leroy Gates �Eugene Gilbert Peggy Gilmore Brenda Goff Kathy Graff Sharyon Grant Sharon Green Wiley Gregory Susie Griggs Nobel Haden Roy Hall Henry Hamilton William Harmon P eggy Harper Judy Gaugler Gloria Gist Billy Gilbert Kenneth Glidden -0 0 u Tommy Hamon Theresa Haney Karen Hanson �Dianne Harris Kenneth Harvey Charlotte Hassler Mike Hawkins Patsy Hayden La Beth Hayden Patricia Hergesheimer Ignacio Hernandez Janet Herod Denson Hertenberger 0. Q) Q) p:i 0: Q) Q) p:i Frank Hezmall 0: Q) Asa Hickman Donald Higgs Q) p:i r... r... r... ~ Wayne Hollan Wanda Holland Ray Holsomback Willie Holt Charles Holmsten Douglas Hoover Anthony Horridge James Houchin �Nancy House Clyde Howard Sue Howard Thomas Howard Donald Hughes John Hulo Robert Hunt Barbara Hunter ,,... .... "' "'.... "' ..0 i:x:i Ella Merle Jackson John Jackson Beryl James Willie James Rufus Jaramillo Donna Jeanfreau Robert Jennings Mary Karen Jobe Ronnie Jackson Charles Johnson �Jeffie Jones Mary Jones Pat Kelly Jay Kemp Brenda King Lee Roy Kuhl David Krell Joe Lair Joyce Land Jim Landrueth Randle Langley Linda Latimer John Lawrence ...;- -~ ... '0.0 "Cl 0 0 c., Stephen Lablanc Gene Leonhardt Anita Leimgruebler Lou Nan Lee Tammie Levin Jimmy Lihenstern Gayle Lindsey Carolyn Lively �Victor Logan Ronald McBee John Loving Elaine McGwier Sandra Lowry Lana Luce Marianna McWhorter Tommy McAfee Raymond Martinez Jackie May James Medley Martha Meister Cl) E 0 "' :!= Cl) z ... Cl) ..c: ..... Charles Meadows 0 ~ o:l .....0 z 'O o:l 0 Jackie Merritt Nancy Mobley Nancy Morrow Tanya Mueller Charlotte Meyer Ginger Michalke Elizabeth Muniz Bob Meyers _______,,,j �Sally Nagel Richard Napoli Shirley Neugebaur Carol Nonus Mack Null Leslie Ann Oakley Joyce Ann Ostermeyer Barbara Pace Michael Pace Travis Park .... "' Q) Dawn Parkman Carol Pate Phyllis Penland ....;::s 0 :>, ..., Q) 0 y Bonita Pierce Carvel Lee Poehl Janice PlakP. Ronald Pollock George Plumber Theresa Ponce .Jean Powell Jo Ann Proffitt �Carol Quinlan Ann Rae Jack Rahn Terry Reeves Phyllis Ramzy Linda Reeves Bette Rankin Rebecca Reyes Robert Ripley Brenda Rohden Dorthy Roemer Ann S'adler Weldene Sander Barbara Sechrist Linda Seffens Bill Self �Ronald Sharp Celedonio Silva Jackie Smith Pamela Smith Claude Sparks Richard Sharp Terry Simons .John Shelton Sandra Sims David Sholomire Howard .Joe Skipper Ronnie Shoup Bill Smith Karen Smith Mike Smith Patsy Smith Dale Soffar Patsy Sparks Suzann Speer Joyce Spell Judy Spencer �Eddie Sterling Linda Stutts Thomas Stidvent Gene Sullivan r Jimmy Strickland Warner Stone Malinda Tax Sandy s·wanson Robert Teal Bobby Struve ,0 Bruce Thorne Charles Tisdale ....co 'o.O Q) ..c: [-< Lynda Tomlinson Ronald Tremont Verna Lee Trahan Diane Trepagnier Joe Trevino Victoria Trevino Carolyn Trotter �Barbara Troxlar Bobby Turner Nellie Valdez Robert Valdez Natalie Vasquez Frankie Vice Gordon Waggoner Floyd Walker Jerry Warren Pamela Watford Willis Webb Shirley Welch Beth Welch Grant Whitt Susan Ann Welch Roger White Martha Westbrook Diana Williams Linda Williams Pauline Williams Wendall Williams- �Katherine Wilson Walter Winnette Nolan Wohleb Pat Wood Harold Wright Regis Wrobleski Rafalla Yanas Gerald Yarbrough Joann Young Ruby Young Bill Camfield Lawanna Phelps ABSENTEES Dennis Zack Jules Zimmer Future Homemakers entertain Faculty �OKLAHOMA OR BUST 1 ?111 CA' TO 8E GIVEN AWAY SAT. ~B.7.195; Stiniaree Band Benefit ~Ly BuooParenls DONATIONS 25-' S_fi'n10_0 CAR liw°i<,,11/of GENE HAMON' FOR-_D Left to right: Barbara Troxlar, Betty Atkins, Meta Kirby, Kathy Brooks, Bertha Cochran. Mr. Jelly Jones of Jones-Greene Oldsmobile presents the keys to the Texas City High School Driver Education car to Mr. L. B. Landers. I D.E. DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION Left to right: Sponsor Mr. W. B. Thornton, Mike Keahey, Lucy Garcia , Pat West, Bill Stingel. ��81 FAVORITES �Sandra Madere-All School Favorite �_Jimmv Sprague-All School Favorite �SENIOR Linda Sewell FAVORITES Jimmy Jimenez _,,,,,,,,, �JUNIOR Marcia Nichols FAVORITES Larrv Cooper �SOPHOMORE Patsy Dayries i FAVORITES Charles Holmsten �Linda Sewell-School Sweetheart �Jov Nelson-Football Queen �Kathy Jacobs-Basketball Queen �~--- ~ Linda Sewell-Annual Editor �~. ~ ,, ' CLUBS �\0 N FALL SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: President Jimmy Jimenez, Vice-President Sandra Madere, Secretary Dale Bailey, Sydney Bardwell, Nancy Rosenblad, Maree Lowry. Second Row: Treasurer Charles Holmsten, Gayle Lindsey, Patsy Dayries, Jackie Merritt, Adrian Domingues, Kenneth Sebesta. Third Row: Ronnie Shoup, John Sosnowy, David Krell, David Evans, Virginia Holland. Back Row: Sam Morphew, Larry Cooper, Lawrence Caldwell, James Rush, Griff Temple. �SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, left to right: John Sosnowy, Jean Brooks, Sydney Bardwell, Patsy Dayries, Bonnie Oglethorpe , M1lrgaret Scott, George Gee. Second row: Larry Cooper, Dale Bailey, Sherrill Johnson, Dennie O'Neal , Kenny Bradley. Third row: Gayle Lindsey, Jackie Merritt, Frankie Vice , David Evans. Ronald Pollock. Back row: Stephen Radford, Ricky Sharp, Douglas Burton, Griff Temple. �LITERARY GUILD Front row, left to right : Jean Brooks, Nancy Rosenb'lad , Eleanore Roach , Cindy Sheaffer, Kathryn Atkins, Sponsor Mrs. Cora Decker, Barbara Matthews, Sherrill Johnson , Loui se Currie, Patricia Wellman, Patti Phelps . Second row: Delores Surratt, Pat Null , Dorothy Acree, Janet Hager, Bonnie Oglethorpe , Lynn Danforth , Kathy Jacobs, Sharon Ricketson , Judy Busshart, ichols, Maree Lowry, Cherry Lowry. Quinny Lynn Jones, Virginia Holland, Sandra Madere, Marcia Third row : Betty Darbone, Mary Beth Schwarz, Gene Jarrell , Beverly Latham , Harriet Kauftheil , Margaret Scott, Patsy Dayries, Dorothy Roemer, Barbara Sheaffer, Darrellyn Soffar, Sheila Casey, Barbara Slaton, Jorene Borders, Frances Bierman. Fourth row : Karen Jobe, Kathy Graff, Lynda Witt, Betty Atkins, Su ie Speer, Jackie Merritt, Marianna McWhorter, Barbara Hunter, Barbara Scchri t, Karen Smith, Beth Welch , Charlotte Hassler, Sandy Swanson , Sandy A hworth , Patricia Landers, arolyn McKenzie. Fifth row : Judy Wilks , Gayle Williams, Carolyn Wheeler, Lois Blanchard, Dale Bailey, Pam "mith, Pat Wood, Dianne Barth, Susann Bray, Susan Rossman, Barbara Etheredge, Sandra Levin , Virginia Howell, Darlene Sanders, Patricia Duncan , Toni Woodall, Vera Jean Welch . Back row : Patricia Wilder. Marie Holsomback, Rosalie Froeschl. Kay Johnson, Judy Jacob on, Gayle Lind ey, Sandra Lowry , Gwynne Griner, Sharon Greene, Dianne Trepangier, Karen Hansen , Wanda Holland, Arleenc Warner, Mar ha White, Connie Jo Rock. �, Vt "' LETTERMAN'S "T" ASSOCIATION Front row, left to right: President Robert Sasser, Vice-President John Sosnowy, Secretary Quinny Lynn Jones, Sandra Madere, Marcia Nichols, S'econd row: Bo Cochran, Jack Pascavage, Dennis O'Neal, Ronnie Wade, Woody Hopkins, Dickie Elizondo. Third row: Jimmy Sprague, Wayne King, Louise Currie, Felix De Zengotita, Allan Weiss. Back row: Adrian Domingues, Paul, Steele, Larry Cooper, Bryan Myers, Treasurer Linda Sewell, Sponsor Coach Roland Johnson. Not pictured: Luckie Biggs, Douglas Burton, Lawrence Caldwell, Bill Harrison, Mark Hopkins, Pat Kenny, David Smith, Frankie Tucker. �l,O 0\ NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY Front row, left to right: Fall and Spring Officers: Patsy Dayries, Paxton Gremillion, Elsie Jennings, Gayle Lindsey, Marcia Nichols, Ruby Young, Patricia Null, Kenny Bradley, Conni Jo Rock, Barbara Matthews, Judy Wilks, Maree Lowry, Margaret Keels, Joan Rudloff, Carolyn Erdmann, Dianne Barth, Sydney Bardwell. Second row, left to right: William Wentworth, Beatrice Nichols, Pat Brown, Ann Baker, Linda Tax, · Susan Welch, Jackie Merritt, Marianna McWhorter, Danny Walker, Donald Harper, Carl Knight, Carol Nonus, Carol Quinlan, Diana Cox, Lynda Tomlinson, Carol Pate, Lucrecia Lopez. Third row, left to right: Shirley Caballero, Gorden Harold, Barbara Sechrist, Lynda Witt, Barbara Goff, Joyce Land, Carolyn Lively, Diane Trepagnier, Jeannette Stangmeyer, Teddie Blanton, Diane Nonus, Pat Byous, Bonita Pierce, Meta Kerby. Fourth row, left to right: Joy Nelson, Jerry Hanlon, Jane Calhoon, Ginger Michalke, Tanya Mueller, Francis Bierman, Stephen LeBlanc, Benny Kemp, Ann Rae, Linda Latimer, Pat Kelly, Margie Andoe, JoAnn Calhoun, Babs Roach, Martha Hallenbeck, William McAdams. Back row, left to right: George Oliver, Francis Acree, Martha Westbrook, Douglas Hunt, Vera Jean Welch, Dian'l Williams. Brenda Henley, Denny Cook, Kay Johnson, Wayde Hamrick, Sharon Ricketson, Benny Cole, · Lynda Fitch, Charlotte Fourroux, Sandra Lowry, Mr. John C. Martin, sponsor. �FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row: President Nancy Rosenblad, Vice-President Cynthia Caffal, Secretary Sandra Daniel, Treasurer Sandra Levin, Sergeat-at-Arms Edna Earl McDuffie, Dale Bailey. Second row: Arlene Warner, Pat Landers, Jorene Borders, Jan Justus, Iwana Smith, Barbara Goodwin. Third row: Carolyn Pate, Beverly Morris, Dorothy Goolsby, Kay Hickman, Martha Hallenbeck, Shirley Hunt, Carolyn McKenzie, Karen Jobe. Fourth row: Diana Cox, Bonnie Briggs, LaBeth Hayden, Martha Meister, Ruby Young, Kay Johnson, Clarice Coffey, Judy Jacobson. Back row: Sponsors Mrs. Schaper, Miss Bartz, Denny Cook, Margaret McGaughey, Jerry Brandt, A. L. Byrd. �\0 00 SLIDE RULE CLUB Front row, left to right: John Pitre, Don Williams, Kenneth Sebesta, George Oliver, Lynn Hamrick, David Neal, Howard Welch, Sam Morphew, and Sponsor Mr. James Jecker. �r \Q \Q SCIENCE CLUB Front row, left to right: President Stephen Radford, Vice President David Head, Secretary Cindy Sheaffer, Treasurer John Pitre, Librarian Margaret Scott, Reporter S'andy Levin. Second row: Kenneth Black, Larry Ivy, Sharon Sweringen, Virginia Tooley, Barbara Ethredge, Judy Loftin. Back row: Sponsor Mr. Jerry Smith, Gloria Garza, Anita Farias, Marie Kornegay, Beverly Burns, Joyce Green, Sponsor ~fr. C. R. Voigtel. �...... 0 0 FUTURE NURSES Front row, left to right: President Martha Rae Carroll, Vice President Virginia Tooley, Secretary Linda Smith, Treasurer Barbara Etheredge, Parliamentarian Betty Darbonne. Second row: Joann Young, Jim Pat Evans, Arleene Warner, Delores Yanas, Elouise Vasquez, Judy Loftin. Back row: Sponsor Mrs. William Gambrell, Margaret Scott, Sherrill Johnson, Sponsor Mrs. Bob Green. �r DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Front row, left to right: President Mike Keahey, Vice President Carl Wedemeyer, Secretary Pat West, Treasurer Albert Diagle , Reporter Glenda Goff, Parliamentarian Lucy Garcia. Second row: Dean Foelsing, Michael Hooks, Laurel Yates, Robert Gallaway, Sue Talley, Bill S"tingel, Barbara Girardin . Third row: Billy Raley, Elmo Haney, David Hightower, Steve Cox, David Martin, Ray Colinger. Fourth row: Lynn Spell, James Huskey, Crystal Bruggman, Mary Harris, Sandra Landtroop, Jo Ann Pegues, Jackie Hale. Back row: Mr. W. B. Thornton, sponsor; Hugh Proffitt, Edwin Biscamp, Glenda McCune, Nancy Hare, Kay Hanna, Donald Johnson. �0 N FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB. Front row, left to right: President Nedra Scoggins, Vice-President June Naron, Secretary Judy Fitch, Treasurer Jan Justus, Mary Fuller, Historian Pat Kelly, Song Leader Barbara Matthews, Pianist Clarice Coffey, Parliamentarian Wanda Perren. Second row: Martha L~wis, Barbara Etheredge, Jim Pat Evans, Barbara Slaton, Elaine Stone, Betty Sanders, Jackie Hale, Ann Rea. Third row: Nell King, Gwynne Griner, Barbara Goodwin, Tommie' Ruth Hall, Jo Ann Stevenson, Pauline Williams, Karen Ferguson. Back row: Sponsor Mrs. Treasure Delashaw, Ginger Vanderlee, Elizabeth Canant, Linda Kindrick, Beatrice Nichols, Dianne Nonus, Sponsor Miss Carolyn Sisk, Sponsor Miss Mary Ann Priddy, Ramona Coley. �0 ""' COMMERCIAL CLUB First row, left to right: President Judy Fitch, 1st Vice President Barbara Slaton, 2nd Vice President Barbara Matthews, Secretary Arleene Warner, Treasurer Joy Nelson, Reporter Sydney Bardwell. Second row: Susan Rossman, Virginia Howell, Jim Pat Evans, Jorene Borders, Barbara Goodwin, Linda Stephens. Third row: Jo Ann Stephenson, Martha Hallenbeck, Lois Blanchard, Carolyn Wheeler, Nell King, Gwynne Griner. Fourth row: Gayle Williams, Delores Surratt, Emma Tarin, Jackie Myers, Karen Wooldridge, and Sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Saunders. Fifth row: Beatrice Nichols, Pat Landers, Carolyn McKenzie, Delores Fuller, Sponsors Mrs. Barbara Kerr, Miss Mary Ann Chaney, and Miss Virgie Crist. �Holding sign, left to right: President Autry Upton, Reporter Clyde Walters, Secretary Joe Gunter, Sentinel Albert Bothe. First row : Adolph Jaramillo, Eddie Harmon, Alton Wolfe, Wilson Hertenberger, Bobby Myers, Bubba Waggoner. Second row : Danny Harvey, James L. Carroll, Conrad Cuyos, Gary Bomer, Claude Sparks. Third row: Richard Houghton, Kennth Davis, Orlando Divine, Bill Reques, Jerry Lovett. Fourth row: Sponsor Mr. W. L. Davis, Richard Cook, James Brown, Cardos DeLeon, Alton Dennis, Denson Hertenberger, Roger Bunker. Not pictured: Vice-President Marvin Carroll, Treasurer Wayne Faulkner. �0 UI GIRLS' RECREATION ASSOCIATION Front row, left to right: President Louise Currie, Vice President Sandra Daniel, Secretary Nancy Rosenblad, Treasurer Karen Jobe, Recorder Edna Earle McDuffie, Reporter Martha Rae Carroll, Parliamentarian Martha Hensen, Sponsors Miss Mary Elizabeth Eads and Mrs. Margie White. Second row: Shirley Hunt, Lora Lea Wurzlow, Jorene Borders, Joyce Spell, Jan Justus, Mary Gardner, Kathy Graff, Ginger Vanderlee, Sponsor Miss Betty Wright. Third row: Patti Phelps, Rosalie Froeschl, Betty Welch, Karen Smith, Sally Rasmussen, Brenda Williams, Beth Welch, Jackie Merritt, Patsy Dayries. Fourth row: Iwana Smith, Sally Nagel, Betty Rankin, Jo Ann Calhoun, Carol Nonus, Charlotte Fourroux, Bennie K. Cole, Linda Baker, Marianna McWhorter, Jeannette Strangmeyer, Dianne Nonus. Back row: Clarice Coffey, Eleanor Bodine, Martha Hallenbeck, Donna Jeanfreau, Margie Andoe, Sylvia Delao, Peggy Gilmore, Lynda Witt, Barbara Troxlar, Pat Brown. �0 0\ PRESS CLUB Front row, left to right: President Connie Jo Rock, Secretary-Treasurer Judy Fitch, Sharon Ricketson, Barbara Jo Matthews, Arleene Warner. Second row, left to right: Susan Rossman, Virginia Howell, Sandra Levin, Vera Jean Welch, Sandra, Madere, Janet Hager. Back row, letf to right: Virginia Tooley, Jackie Myers, Dianne Sullivan, Judy Wilks, Linda Sewell. Not pictured: Vice President Robert Sasser, Dennis O'Neal, Joy Nelson, Sue Newsome, Joan Mavis, Sponsor Mr. Tom Clark. �0 " r J ART CLUB Front row: left to right: Dianne Nonus, Margaret Parker, Marcia Nichols, Mary Fuller, Lynnette Bell. Second row: Ronnie Jackson, Joyce Nonus, Ginger Vanderlee, Pat Brown, Mary Cook. Third row: Sponsor Richard Little, Susanne Bray, Barbara Etheridge, Billy Dillon. �0 00 Front row, left to right: Bill Smith, Max Smith, Allan Mace, Kenny Bradley, Charles Bishop, Sam Morphew. Second row, left to right: Tommy Disburger, Walter McGinty, Griff Temple, Pete Farmer, Bob King, Douglas Burton , Pete James, Burris Davis. Third row, left to right: Dr. R. P. Green, Buzzie Whiting, Warner Stone, John Sosnowy, David Head, George Plummer, Bill Self. Fourth row, left to right: Larry Porter, Ronnie Sharp, Jerry Cooper. Dennis Speer. Hal Thomas, Jerry Hanlon. Back row, left to right : John C. Martin. sponsor; Steve Sheaffer, Bill McAdams, Steve Taylor, Andy Hunter, Terry Simons, Chris Bruggman, Carl Wedemeyer. MARCIA NICHOLS Key Club Sweetheart �r 0 '° JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Front row: Susan Welch, Barbara Goodwin, Wanda Perren, Patti Phelps, Pat Ducan. Back row: Carolyn McKenzie, Joyce Green, Jan Justus, Mary Fuller, Pat Landers, Marcia Nichols. �SECOND PERIOD CHOIR Front row, left to right: Barbara Leopard, Gloria Gist, Patty Wilder, Mary Fuller, Sandy Madere, Jean Calk, Kathy Dellolio, Bonnie Oglethorpe, Barbara Hall. Second row: Norma Williams, Pam Williams, Patsy Hayden, Rosemary Hinze, Barbara Lampley, Lawana Phelps, Frances Struve, Margaret Yanas. Third row: Rebecca Reyes, Pat Hale, Donna Cochran, Gwendolyn Gist, Joan Whittington, Dianne Sullivan, Lillian Etheredge, Jan Heerssen, Rosemary Wold. Back row: Margaret Keels, Billie Webb, Maxine Loyd, Jackie Hale, Betty Darbone, Terry English , Shirley Goss, Janis Dudley, Wanda Perren. �r THIRD PERIOD CHOIR Front row, left to right : Theresa Haney, Betty Hatman, Linda Seeton, Judy Hughes, Angelita Orozco, Dolores Surratt, Gail Tillison, Betty Neugebauer, Linda Henderson, Zenith Trahan, Victoria Garcia, Doris Delao. Second row : Helen Lewis, Betty Gallion, Virginia Tooley, Karen Calhoun, James Medley, Robert Jennings, Luckie Biggs, Rufus Jaramillo, Joyce Ginn, Pat McGill , Bonnie Talley, Jan Justus. Third row : Sandra Tomme, Linda Kindrick, Nancy Hare, Betty Buchanan, Sandra Landtroop, Ronnie Byers, Frank Hezmall , Jerry Warren, Mickey McAdams, Betty Sharp, Wallis Mobley, Dorothy Flowers, Cathryn Warden, Florence Friston. Fourth row, left to right: Della Strickland, Ginger Vanderlee, Betty Boone, Phyllis Steed, Sharon Swearingen, Dona Kae Criss, Philip Teale, Dean Foelsin g David Neal , Joe Gunter, Mike Tyler, Lucky Roberts, Martha Jones, Vonda Odom, Martha Tyre, Lynnette Bell. �TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND FLUTES: Nedra Scoggins, Sect10n Leader Kathy Brooks Judy Jacobson Jean Brooks Barbara Troxlar Dale Bailey Gayle Williams Bertha Cochran Susie Speer Betty Atkins CLARINETS: Cynthia Caffall Section Le;der Marie Holsomback Jules Zimmer Beth Shields Rosalie Froeschl James Boatright Phyllis Ramzy .Joel Smith Laura Barnes Diana Cox Jean Powell Janice Plake Frances Baylor Walter Winnette Elaine McGwier Patricia Byous Mike Terry Phillip Landry BASSOONS: CORNETS: Ella Merle Jackson Carol Quinlan Section L~ader Edna Earle McDuffie Florine Jackson Charlotte Meyer TROMBONES: BASS CLARINETS: ALTO SAXES: Lynda Fitch, Section Leader Beverly Morris Sharon Grant Tanya Mueller Sharon Howard Elouise Vasquez Bonnie Briggs, Section Leader Kay Johnson Sally Nagel Lucretia Lopez Donna Jeanfreau A. L. Byrd, Section Leader James Daniels Kenny Rogers Kenneth Vanderslice Nancy Mobley James Clifford Edward Rodriguez R~bert Claun<'I\ Gm_ger Michalke Nellie Valdez Kelly Carpenter Donald Criss John Plake John Shelton CONTRA BASS CLARINETS Bob I ightfoot . Section L~ader Linda Latimer OBOES: Christine Bach Section Le~der Weldine Saunders Wanda Bomer TENOR SAXES: Barbara Friedler, Section Leader Bette Rankin BARITONE SAXES: Jimmy Braselton, Section Leader Joann Young B4SS SAX: Tommy Hill FRENCH HORN: Joan Mavis H Section' Leader al Thomas ~afrf':/ Beth Schwarz ~ 1e Jones Jill Weichens ~.ouise Bodine ma Jo Adamson Buzz Whiting, Section Leader Morris Hill George Plummer Beryl James Robert Frazier Larry Lohec Melvin Brandt Dale Soffar BARITONES: Jerry Brandt, Section Leader Raymond Cullen Charles Bishop Dan Frazier Floyd Bailey Bill Self Joe Winfrey, Section Leader Denny Cook Jack Wiechens Lee Bearden David Reynolds PERCUSSION: Fred Diaz, Section Leader Beverly Elliott Amelia Abbott Mary Davila Theresa Ponce Anthony Horridge Patsy Smith BAND SECRETARY: Jefferson Bishop EQUIPMENT HELPERS: Kenneth Glidden Carl Edmundson BASSES: DIRECTORS: Dennis Speer Jimmy Barlow Lonnie Gannon Robert L. Renfroe Frank La Cava Clarence Paul ��ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Mary Beth Schwarz ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Nedra Scoggins �Jean Brooks Gayle Williams Sharon Howard MAJORETTES Dale Bailey Rosalie Froeschl Judy Jacobson Kay Johnson Marie Holsomback �Band Sweetheart-Cynthia Caff all �A.L. Byrd-John Phillip Sousa Award �119 ACTIVITIES �...... N 0 CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Bryan Myers, Louise Currie, Linda Sewell, Marcia Nichols, Quinny Jones, Sandy Madere. �THE ANNUAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Editor-in-Chief Linda Sewell, Assistant Editor Barbara Armstrong, Foreword Author Arleene Warner, Distribution Editor Marsha White. Back row: Typists Judy Fitch, Judy Wilks, Advertising Staff Sandra Levin, Joan Mavis, Vera Jean Welch, Sports Editor Robert Sasser. 1nset: Top row, third from left, Typist Jackie Myers, fifth from left, Picture Editor Sue Newsome, Bottom row, far 1eft, Advertising Staff Connie Jo Rock. �FOOTBALL DANCE HONORING QUEEN JOY NELSON AND ATTENDANTS ...... N Left to right: Adrian Domingues, Quinny Jones, Queen Joy Nelson, Dennis O'Neal, Linda Sewell, and Robert Sasser. N ( . .b \_ . .\ / . �GRA VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINNERS Seated, left to right: Elaine McVay, Louise Currie, Martha Henson, Patsy Caudle, Juanita Holland, Rosalie Froeschl. Standing: Edna Earle McDuffie, Martha Hallenbeck, Sydney Bardwell, Brenda Williams, Betty Welch, Delores Surratt. GRA POSTURE WINNERS Left of right: Dale Bailey, Judy Jacobson, Martha Lewis, Bennie Cole. �I BEST SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Mr. Bob Luttrel. president of the Texas City Quarterbacks Club, presents Larry Cooper with the Best Sportsmanship Award at the annual football banquet. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD Mr. Dixie Walker presents Charles Talbert with the Most Valuable Player Award at the annual football banquet. �ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET AT SAN JACINTO INN Linda, what's wrong with the oyster? Was she cute Luckie? 5chool Board and guests enjoy food 125 �BASKETBALL BANQUET AT THE JACK TARR Don 't tell me they're still thirty! Get a load of that Ipana smile Taking it all in, Elizondo? �STINGAREE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD Mr. M E. Agee and Coach Jim Dupuy present Charles Holmsten basketball banquP.t. M.-t Y,11lu,:abJo P 1y the Most Valuable Player Award at the annual r AWARD .. BASKE'TSALL ~ STINGBEE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD ~o a chb Roland Johnson presents Kenny Brooks as the Most Valuable Player on the Stingbee team at the annual basketa 11 anquet. �BEST THESPIANS AND MOST OUTSTANDING THESPIAN Bonnie Kemp, Ruby Young, Jerry Hanlon, Most Outsanding Thespian Connie Jo Rock, Barbara Matthews, Paxton Gremillion, Marcia Nichob. BEST SPEECH STUDENTS Charles Jenkins, Sydney Bardwell. MOST VALUABLE PLAY CAST WINNERS Darrellyn Soffar, Senior Play "Nuts in May"; Sydney Bardwell, Junior Play "The Little Dog Laughed"; John Williams, Thespian Play "Annie Get Your Gun." �N \0 THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS "THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED" Front Row : William McAdams, Denny Cook , Lee Blanton, the dog Skipper, Carl Knight. Second Row: Sherrill Johnson , Maree Lowery, Kay Tenhet, Sydney Bardwell, Brenda Henley, Jennitte Strangemeyer, Sandra Ashworth , Teddie Blanton, Toni Woodall, Jeep Newman . Third Row: Jerry Hanlon , Larry Lohec, Danny Walker, Pat Duncan, Helen Linton, Rosalie Froeschl, Patti Phelps, Bonnie Talley, Cherrie Lowery, Darlene Sanders , Kay Johnson . �...,, 0 THESPIANS PRESENT "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" Front row, left to right: Carolyn Erdmann, Stephen Le Blanc, Frances Acree, Pat Kelly, Marcia Nichols, Cindy Sbeaffer, Darrellyn Soffar, Barbara Sheaffer, Brenda Goff, Martha Jo Westbrook, Bill McAdams. Second row, left to right: Lanell Tomlinson, Connie Jo Rock, Babs Roach , Joyce Land, Jackie Merritt, Pat McGill, Dorothy Roemer, Sandra Lowry, Gay Anderson, Martha Hallenbach, Jan Justus, Lynda Fitch, Pat Brown, Linda Tax, Patsy Dayries, Tonie Woodall, Lynn Danforth, Vera Jean Welch, Pat Wood , Joy Nelson, Ruby Young. • Third row: Diana Williams, Linda Whitt, Dianne Barth, Carolyn Lively, Barbara Sechrist, Jo Ann Calhoun , Judy Wilks, Karen Smith, Danny Walker, A. L. Byrd, Richard Landry, Linda Sewell, Dorothy Acree, Bryan Meyers, Jane Calhoon. . Back row, left to right: Douglas Hunt, Larry Lohec, Bennie K. Cole, Charles Jenkins , Charlotte Fourroux, George Oliver, Joan Rudloff, Denny Cook, Margie Andoe, Carl Knight, Bill Wentworth, Wade Hamerick, J erry Hanlon, Tommy Dishburger, Benny A. Kemp , Allan Mace, John Williams, Jon Ward, Kenny Bradley. �l .,.J SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS "NUTS IN MAY" Front row, left to right: Max Smith, Dennis O'Neal, Bilf Wentworth, Robert Sasser, Mike Tyler. Back row, left to right: Kathryn Atkins, Joan Rudloff, Barbara Slaton, Elsie Jennings, Betty Sharp, Kenny Brad1'ey, Sharon Ricketson, Paxton Gremillion, Darrellyn Soffar, Wayne King, Margaret Keels, Lynn Danforth, Gene Jarrell, , Barbara Matthews, Vera Jean Welch, Dona Kae Criss. Not pictured: Connie Jo Rock, Emma Tarin, Sandy Daniel, Sandy Madere, Beverly Elliott, Joan Mavis, Sandy Lantroop, Joy Nelson, Linda Kindrick, Barbara Armstrong, Joyce Ginn, Nancy Hare, Cynthia Sbeaffer, Virginia Tooley, Dona Kae Criss, Gwynne Griner, Carl Wedemeyer, Mickey McAdams, Don Benskin, Barbara Sheaffer, Burton Hallmark, Judy Busshart, Sheila Casey, Jackie Bergeron, Barbara Girardin, Judy Fitch, Arleene Warner, Frances Bierman, Betty Buchanan, Barbara Leopard, Bonnie Qgletorpe, Eleanor Roach, Marsha White. �Front row, left to right: Clyde Walters, Eddie Harmon, James Brown, Albert Bothe, Marvin Carroll. Back row: Roger Bunker, Larry Bailey, Claude Sparks, Richard Cook, and Joe Gunter. Mr. Landers receives the keys to the Future Farmers of America's truck from Gene Hamon of Gene Hamon Ford Co. In the driver's seat is Mr. Davis, club sponsor, and left, is F.F.A. membr, Autry Upton. 132 �l..,J l..,J CANDIDATES FOR FFA SWEETHEART Front row, left to right: Theresa Haney, Sharon Ricketson, Judy Busshart, Sydney Bardwell. Second row: Lucky Roberts, Pat Null, Joyce Spell, S'andy Madere. Third row: Mary Beth Schwarz,Linda Sewell, Barbara Slaton, Terry English. RUNNER-UP SWEETHEART �SWEETHEART DANCE Ouch! You Stepped on My Foot! What's in that Punch, anyway, Mr. Martin? What a happy group! 114 �~ SWEETHEART AND CANDIDATES Linda & Robert Cynthia & Kenny Barbara & Billy Marcia & Larry Virginia & Wayne Bonnie & Felix Sandy & Jerry �STUDENT DIRECTORS A. L. Byrd, Jerry Brandt BAND LIBRARIANS Front row: Barbara Troxlar, Beth Shields, Jimmy Braselton. B11ck row: Bonnie Briggs , Jill Wiechens, Jeffie Bishop, Charlotte Meyer. BAND OFFICERS AND COUNCIL Front row, left to right: Sec. Joan Mavis, Reporter Mary Reth Schw,utz. Treas. Christine Bach, Council Members •Jean Brooks, Nedra Scoggins, Edna Earle McDuffie , Marie Holsomback, Charlotte Ann Meyers. Back row: Pres. Buzz Whiting, Vice-Pres. A. L. Byrd, Council Members Charles Bishop, Jerry Brandt, Hal Thomas, James Daniels. ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS Hal Thomas, Cynthia Caffall, A. L. Byrd. 136 �GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES LEFT TO RIGHT: CINDY SHEAFFER, LARRY COOPER, MARCE LOWRY. �STINGAREES 45 FACULTY 42 FACULTY VS. STINGAREE BASKETBALL TEAM �FACULTY 21 GRA 18 FACULTY VSo GRA I ! �SENIOR SPECIAL STUDY GROUP Front row, left to right: Marsha White, Cindy Sheaffer, Eleanor Roach , Virginia Holland. Second row: Beverly Latham, Darrellyn Soffar, Nancy Rosenblad, Susan Rossman, Sandy Levin1 Bill Bryant. Back row: George Oliver, Gene Jarrell, Sonny Sosnowy, Barbara Sheaffer, Kenneth Sebesta, Sam Morphew, Sponsor Mrs. Neyland. �JUNIOR SPECIAL STUDY GROUP Front row, left to right: Patricia Landers, Edna Earle McDuffie, Helen Linton, Patty Wellman, Louise Currie. Second row: Jan Schmidt, David Head, Stephen Radford, Walter McGinty. Back row: Douglas Burton, Griff Temple, Sponsors Mr. Carroll Oldham, Mr. James Jecker. �Letterman's "T" Association Presents S'chool Mascot "BIG VIC" Left to right: Secretary Quinny Jones, Vice President John Sosnowy, Sergeant-at-Arms David Smith, Board Member S'andra Madere, President Robert Sasser, Board Member Luckie Biggs, Board Member Dennis O'Neal, Treasurer Linda Sewell. 142 �Is this a swimming team? Are you lonely, Virginia? We're winning! 143 �-, ..... t NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY INITIATION BANQUET �FALL STINGAREE TALES STAFF Left to right: Distribution Editor Susan Rossman, Assitant Editor Joy Nelson, Associate Editor Sharon Ricketson, Exchange Editor Barbara Matthews, Sports Editor Dennis O'Neal, Make-Up Robert Sasser. Seated: Editor-in-Chief Arleene Warner. SPRING STINGAREE TALES STAFF Left to right: Typists Jackie Meyers, Virginia Howell, Associate Editor JJdy Fitch, Sports Editor Dennis O'Neal, Exchange Editor Vera Welch, Associate Editor Barbara Matthews, Typist Janet Hager, Make-Up Editor Sandy Madere, Distribution Edition Susan Rossman, Copyreaders Judy Wilks, Dianne Sullivan. Seated: Editor-in-Chief Sharon Ricketson. �At football camp George sang n' sang n' SANG! Smile "Sophs"! ! It's not all that bad. At least the wardens had a good time. �147 SPORTS �4- 00 STINGAREE VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: LG, Bill Wentworth; LB, Sammy Van Ness; E, Hank Hayden; RG, Robert Sasser; LB, Ad,·ain Domingues; QB, Lawrence Caldwell. Second Row: LG, Bill Harrison; HB, Ronnie Wade; FB, Jimmy Jimenez, Co-Captain; HB, Woody Hopkins; RG, Dick Elizondo; HB, Luckie Biggs. Third Row: RT, Frankie Tucker; RG, Hector Jimenez, Co-Captain; LT, Jack Pascavage; LT, George Loving; LHB , Jimmy Sprague; RT, Clayton Lacy. Fourth Row: LB, Jerry Wheeler; LE, David Smith; G, Mike Kenny; E, James Birch; RT, Pat Kenny; C, Wade Hamrick. Back Row: RHB, Dennis O'Neal; RE, Charles Talbert; Mgr., DeWayne Ross; Coach Roland Johnson; RE, Jon Ward; LE, Wayne King; Head Coach, Ed Staggs; LE, John Williams; Coach, Emmett Smallwood; Mgr., Phillip Teal; HB, Charles Holmsten; Line Coach, Ed Kelson; C, Larry Cooper; Back Field Coach, Phillip Koonce; Trainer, Billy Horn. �STINGAREES 0 FORT WORTH 6 CLAYTON LACY �STINGAREES 0 SAN ANTONIO 12 WOODY HOPKINS �STINGAREES 0 SOUTH PARK 33 �STINGAREES 26 SOUTH HOUSTON 0 RONNIE WADE �STINGAREES 14 SPRING BRANCH 8 FRANKIE TUCKER �STINGAREES 0 BAYTOWN 34 ADRIAN DOMINGUES SAM VAN NESS �STINGAREES 12 BRAZOS PORT 14 CHARLES TALBERT DENNIS O'NEAL �STINGAREES 2 BALL HIGH 13 JIMMY SPRAGUE �STINGAREES 6 PASADENA 40 PAT KENNY HECTOR JIMENEZ Co-Captain �STINGAREES 0 GALENA PARK 33 Vl 00 LUCKIE BIGGS �r ...... \Jl \Q STINGBEE FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: G, John Loving; HB, Jerry Ballard; G, Terry Reeves; G, Tom Howard; HB, Jimmy Benskin; E, Tom Friday; HB, David Krell; Mgr., Kenneth Brooks. Second Row: Mgr., De Wayne Ross; G, Larry Porter; HB, Frankie Vice; G, Noble Hayden; FB, John Lawrence; HB, Robert Bolton; QB, Ronnie Sharp; T, Jeff Crow; C, Frank Froeschl. Back Row: Coach Roland Johnson; E, Douglas Hoover; T, James Cothran; C, Ricky Sharp; E, Jerry Chandler; T, Gary Bomer; E, Dub Hamilton; C, Francis Clifton; Coach Don Clark. �...... 0\ 0 1958 STINGAREE FOOTBALL QUEEN Jimmy Jimenez, Hector Jimenez, Queen Joy Nelson, Dennis O'Neal, Linda Sewell, Robert Sasser, Quinny Jones, Adrain Domingues. �FOOTBALL QUEEN Co-Captain Hector Jimenez presents a bouquet to Queen Joy Nelson, escorted by Dennis O'Neal at the Homecoming game. 161 11 �°' N STINGAREE BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: Manager Steve Sheaffer, George Gee, Sammy VanNess, Clyde Walters, Charle!! Holmsten, Joe Gunter, Dick Elizondo, Manager Sam Morphew. Back row: Coach Jim Dupuy, Charles Talbert, William Anderson, Lawrence Caldwell, Adrian Domingues, Milton Shannon, Douglas Burton, Jimmy Sprague. �TEXAS CITY 62 BRAZOSPORT 51 MIKE DURBIN 163 �TEXAS CITY 56 SPRING BRANCH 63 DICK ELIZONDO 164 �TEXAS CITY 68 BALL HIGH 54 MIL TON SHANNON 165 �TEXAS CITY 42 PASADENA 52 0\ 0\ GEORGE GEE JOE GUNTER �TEXAS CITY 42 BAYTOWN 52 ADRIAN DOMINGUES �TEXAS CITY 45 SOUTH HOUSTON 50 - °' 00 CHARLES HOLMSTEN DOUGLAS BURTON �STINGBEE BASKETBALL TEAM Front row: left to .right: Dub Hamilton, Ronnie Sharp, Clinton Robertson, John Hulo, Kenny Brooks, Coach Roland Johnson, Tommy Bell, Ronnie Pollock, Larry Bell, Frank Froeschl , Billy Ivy, Mike Pace, Mgr. Mike Hawkins. �BASKETBALL QUEEN AND CANDIDATES Left to right: Jimmy Sprague, Queen Kathy Jacobs, George Gee, Mike Durbin, Cindy Sheaffer, Clyde Walters, Quinny Lynn Jones. �STINGAREE SWIMMING TEAM Front row: left to right, James Bailey, Donald Higgs, Luckie Biggs, John Ridgeway, Billy Freels. Back row: Coach Ed Kelson, John Williams, Gerald Zemer, Jon Ward, Manager Dale Soffar. �STINGAREE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: Mgr. Kenneth DesLattes, James Medley, Ricky Sharp, Noble Hayden, Douglas Hoover, Roger Bunker, Mgr. Bob Cochran. Back row: Coach Don Clark, Howard Welch, Chuck Griggs, David Smith, Kenny Rogers, Coach Jim Dupuy. �PITCHERS Left to right : Bill Anderson, Rickey Sharp, Floyd Bailey, David Evans. PITCHERS Left to right : David Smith, Howard Welch, Mike Pace, John Sosnowy. 173 �STINGAREE INFIELDERS J eft to right: Gene Lynhart, Don Higgs, David Evans, Adrian Domingues, Regis Wrobleski, John Sosnowy, Frankie Tucker. STINGAREE OUTFIELDERS Left to right: Douglas Hoover, Chuck Griggs, James Medley, Kenny Rogers, Noble Hayden. 174 �'l U1 STINGAREE VARSITY ALTERNATE TEAM Front row, letf to right: Mgr . Kenneth DesLattes,James Medley, Ricky Sharp, Noble Hayden, Douglas Hoover, Roger Bunkee, Mgr. Bob Cochran. Back row : Coach Don Clark, Mike Pace, Regis Wrobleski, Don Higgs, Gene Lynbart, David Evans, Coach Jim Dupuy. �-°' 'J STINGAREE TRACK TEAM Front row, left to right: Mike Kenny, Sammy Van Ness, Ronnie Wade, Woody Hopkins, Billy Horn. Second row: Manager Donnie Hughes, Turner Henley, Charles Holmsten, John Lawrence, Denson Hertenberger, Jimmy Benskin, Phillip Teale. Back row: Dub Hamilton, Jimmy Sprague, George Oliver, Richard Coyle, Freeman Lockhart, Wilson Hertenberger, Gary Bomer, Coach Emmett Smallwood. �STINGAREE TRACK TEAM Front row, left to right: Manager Don Bow:nan, Kenny Brooks, Terry Covington, Curtis Barfield ,Manager DeWayne Ross. Second row: Charles Tisdale, Felix DeZengotita, Kenneth Thomson, Griff TempJ.e, Jerry Ballard, Bruce Thorne. Back row: Clayton Lacy, Lawrence Caldwell, Charles Talbert, Milton Shannon, Ray Cash, Larry Cooper, Coach Emmett Smallwood. �rt r STINGAREE GOLF TEAM Front row: left to right: Pete James, Mike Hawkins, Harold Wright, Gerald Yarbrough . .Back row: Coach Harry Smith, Paul Steel, Bob King, Frank Froeschl, Mark Hopkins, Douglas Burton. RETURNING REGIONAL CHAMPS Left to right: Coach Harry Smith, Douglas Burton, Mark Hopkins, Paul Steel. �t .. • • f f ,., • • .. • • • • • • .. ♦ ♦ ,.. .. . .... Front row, left to right: Billy Ivey, Pat Brown, Joyce Spell, Mike Kenny. Back row: Coach Phil Koonce, Mike Tyler, John Rulo, Kelly Carpenter. ♦ • )·~:·.:· • STINGAREE TENNIS TEAM ♦ .. i ; t .. • • ... * .. �s V E A T I N G s �.. 181 FEATURES �I I The Original Old Age Security • "A Home of Your Own" • MAINLAND COMPANY TEXAS CITY, TEXAS ��1 CONGRATULATIONS CHAMBERS, Inc. SENIORS '59 • FROM 418 Sixth Street North The Key Club BAY Printers and Stationers PHONE WI 5-2121 The Sherwin-Williams Company YOUR FRIENDLY PAINT AND * OFFICE SUPPLIES COLOR CENTER • * As About Our Color Styling Service- Its Free • Corner of Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street PHONE WI 5-9591 G. W. Hetherington JEWELER * 313 Sixth Street North Phone WI 5-2304 11 Sixth Street North Phone WI 5-7871 315 Sixth St. North Mayo W. Neyland Appliance and Gift Store GIFTS FOR THE HOME PHONE WI 5-9122 Phone WI 5-7871 315 Sixth St. North Compliments * Texas City, Texas Anna's Flower Shop of Lew Wilson Buick Co. "COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE YOUR MAINLAND BUICK WIRE SERVICE" INCLUDING WORLD-WIDE and RAMBLER DEALER • Phone WE 5-0486 * 521 Seventh Street North 1401., Highway 3 Phone WI 5-6641 Texas City, Texas -- _____,,,,... �Compliments of AMERICAN OIL COMP ANY Makers of Unleaded Premium AMOCO Gas �I TEXAS CITY NATIONAL BANK • OVER FIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE • Texas City, Texas • CAPITAL FUNDS __________________ $1,000,000.00 • "Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation'' ___,,,,,,.. �* FIRESTONE TIRES * MAYTAG WASHERS * PHILCO TV * PHILCO REFRIGERATORS Compliments of Jones-Greene Oldsmobile • SALES and SERVICE MAY SUPPLY CO. • 613 Sixth Street North PHONE WI 5-2342 924 Texas Avenue Ph. WI 8-1671 Compliments of . . . CONGRATULATIONS Smith's Barber Shop SENIORS, CLASS OF 1959 619 Seventh Avenue North Phone WI 5-7131 Texas City, Texas DAVCO Painting & Decorating * URBON S. SMITH, Owner * * * JAMES BLANKENSHIP and 1538 Texas Avenue NOAH PAYTON, Barbers Bozeman Appliance Sales & Service RC.A. WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES 1710 Texas Avenue * WI 5-2886 WI 5-2806 Compliments of ... MEYERS SERVICE WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS * * * 516 Fifth Avenue North Ph. WI 5-7979 PHONE WI 8-2311 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Texas City Tire Shop, Inc. * 1139 Texas Avenue TEXAS CITY, TEXAS Phone WI 5-5701 from .. . DAIRY QUEEN MR. and MRS. KARL GREENE * * * 9th Avenue and 9th Sfreet North Texas City ------------------1------------------~ �.. Best Wishes To McGAR INSURANCE AGENCY THE SENIOR CLASS • * * * "CONTINUOUS SERVICE SINCE 1918" * * * TELEPHONE WI 5-4406 BAY-TEX LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 912 Ninth Street North • TEXAS CITY Texas City CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Complmients of * * * PROTECT YOUR PONTIAC WITH * PONTIAC SERVICE BEARD EN'S FOOD STORE * * * ROGER JACOBS PONTIAC 1219 Texas Avenue Ph. WI 5-4426 "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD LUCKY SEVEN STORE" 7 �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! ZIP'S TRIM SHOP WYATT REALTORS INSURORS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED • REAL ESTATE 826 Ninth Avenue North Ph. WI 5-6872 • INSURANCE CUSTOM MADE SEAT COVERS • MORTGAGE LOANS WI 5-4424 615 9th Avenue North AMAN A BEST WISHES FROM . . . Ii ADMIRAL AIR-CONDITIONING & APPLIANCES D & D Appliance Center The Music Staff Ph. WI 8-2171 609 Fourth Avenue North Texas City, Texas 618 Sixth Street North Phone WI 5-5581 DAVE MORTON DEWEY MARIS Home Ph. WI 5-7130 Home Ph. WI 5-4633 CONGRATULATIONS, MATTHEWS AMOCO Service Station SENIORS! STANFIELD'S SUPPLY Phone WI 5-7428 821 Sixth Avenue North KING'S JEWELERS WATCHES - PHONE WI 5-9401 Compliments of . . . DIAMONDS and GIFTS CAMERAS - SUPPLIES Showboat Theatre Biulding Texas City 1220 Sixth Street Phone WI 5-4581 ROCK'S Variety and Gifts TEXAS CITY --_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ J �Congratu lotions and Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 • Compliments of WAH CHANG CORPORATION PRODUCER OF RARE METALS • Texas Division Texas City, Texas �. Compliments of ... *** Compliments of MAINLAND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION JOHNSON MATERIAL COMPANY * Texas City, Texas I *** --- RUST, EWING JORDAN and SMITH CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From ... I INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS • PIC-N-PAC 921 Texas Avenue Phone WI 5-6262 Service ... is our watchword * * * • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I L_______._ 619 Fourth Avenue North WI 8-1661 7 A. M. TO 9 P. M. �WELCH BROS. , CHEVROLET * * * CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES IN YEARS TO COME CHEVROLEt Sales and Service * * * Phone 702 Ninth WI 5-7463 Ave. North �W_ Allemand Shell Service Station Mainland Shoe Hospital 1202 Sixth Street North 620 Sixth Street North Texas City, Texas - Phone WI 8-8102 * * * We Give Top Value Stamps' - * * * * SHOES BOOTS SHOE SUPPLIES LEATHER ARTICLES SPECIALTIES LUSTER-SEAL POLISH JOBS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Compliments SENIOR CLASS of Goodyear Service Store Busbee's Feed and Hardware • FRIGIDAIRE SALES and SERVICE 165 Fifth Avenue North Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-2051 * 701 Texas Avenue Texas City KLEIN'S Pick and Pay Super Market of SEVEN BIG DEPARTMENTS Texas City IN ONE STORE * Texas Avenue . . . at Fifth Street 417 Sixth St. North Texas City Launderette CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WASH DRY & FOLD SERVICE JONES' CAFETERIA and 24 HOUR COIN LAUNDRY * * * 406 Ninth Street North ..__ * WI 5-4343 515 Texas Avenue Phone WI 8-8182 �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SUPER MARI(ET We Give Texas Pride Saving Stamps 213 Sixth Street North DON'T BLOW UP - Phone WI 5-2231 CALL UP Water Heater Service Company CHUOKE PLUMBING * * * 725 Ninth Street North CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '59 CITY DRUG * 621 Sixth North Phone WI 5-2393 HARVEY FERGUSON Texas City, Texas CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From ... ROGERS ... Fine Shoes BUTLER GRIMES • * * * ' 411 Sixth Street North PHONE WI 5-6700 406 Sixth Street North PHONE WI 5-4371 Compliments· of . . . Rehberg Motor Parts Company, Inc. Phone WI 5-7426 * 610 Second Ave. North Texas City, Texas Farrell Paint & Floor Co. ARTIST SUPPLIES, CUSTOM FRAMING WALLPAPER, PAINTS, MURALS, LINOLEUM * Phone WI 5-5831 626 Sixth Street Texas City, Texas �Servicenter Drive In CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SANDWICHES and DRINKS DROZD * * * 714 Ninth Street North Phone WI 8-8247 * * * BOB and LILLIAN HOLDER Texas City 319 Sixth St. North Prescription Pharmacy Night WI 5-4405 Phone WI 5-4404 Texas City 319 Sixth St. North CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Compliments Moore - Climatic, Inc. of ... AIR CONDITIONING HEATING REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE DAIRY MART 2101 Ninth Avenue North * • MEET THE GANG AT THE DAIRY MART Phone WI 5-6387 Texas City Compliments B. and J. Motor Co. of . . . FROG'S SERVICE STATION * * * - General Automobile Repairing - 622 Texas Avenue Phone WI 5-2002 Phone WI 5-5555 Martin Belcher Motors DODGE - PLYMOUTH 405 Winch Street North Phone WI 5-5601 Texas City * 737 Third Avenue North BRADSHAW'S Florists and Nurserymen Phone WI 5-2359 * WORLD-WIDE WIRE SERVICE Cable address: BRADFLO �Pfeiffer Electric CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Company Dixie Walker ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Venetian Blinds *Manager ** • N. E. C. A. Union Electricians Phone WI 5-7632 1207 Texas Avenue * ** "NO JOB IS TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE FOR US" BEST WISHES * DUPREE'S FRANK CURRY, Manager 912 Texas Avenue * Phone WI 5-6881 Drive-In TEXAS CITY, TEXAS STARCRAFT BOAT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2605 - 30th Avenue North Phone WI 8-2300 �Phones WI 5-7473-74 P. 0. Box 947 Best Wishes From . . . * ** TEXAS CITY'S South Texas Lumber Company EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING KTLW *** 629 Third Avenue North Texas City "The Voice and Bandstand CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of the Mainland" Joe Burk Auto Parts ** * - 920 ON YOUR DIAL - * * * Phone WI 8-1131 618 Texas BEST WISHES "EVERYONE KNOWS IT'S FOR CLOTHES!' FROM . . . BRAS-TEX and BRASELTON FURNITURE 105 Sixth Street North *** Phone WI 5-2210 - Texas City, Texas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS GROWING WITH TEXAS CITY - CONGRATULATIONS FROM . .. From ... !(NIGHT'S GULF SERVICE ** * _Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue WI 5-6834 Texas City L. J. ELGIN Truck & Equipment Contractor 801 Texas Avenue • Phone WI 5-2251 �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Flowers Pharmacy U-WASH-EM of Texas City A COMPLETE SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE" OPEN 24 HOURS EVERYDAY * * * 901 Fifth Avenue North Coin Operated • Phone WI 5-6676 Texas City Pastry and Spudnut Shop WI 8-8083 916 Eighth Ave North Texas City Feed and Supply "YOUR FRIENDLY PURINA DEALER" • * 2031 Texas Avenue 813 Ninth Avenue North Phone WI 5-6822 Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-7731 Compliments BEST WISHES TO THE of SENIOR CLASS Ford Acree Garage NUSBAUM'S QUALITY MEN'S WEAR * * * * 519 Ni nth Street North Telephone WI 5-6422 Ralph W. Stamps MORTGAGE LOANS Insurance and Real Estate 606 Sixth Street North Phone WI 5-5462 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Hair Fashion Salon GENERAL INSURANCE Complete Coverage * * * 620 Seventh Avenue North Ph. WI 5-7468 * * * 521 Seventh Avenue North Ph. WI 5-7084 Texas City, Texas �TOMAX LUMBER Compliments COMPANY HOLLAND'S Everything For The Builder * * * FURNITURE WE MANUFACTURE CABINETS AND ALL KINDS OF BUILT-IN FIXTURES * * * • 915 Eighth Avenue North 702 Texas Avenue Phone WI 8-1751 PHONE WI 5-2371 Wagner Electric Best Wishes To The SENIOR CLASS ... from SUPPLIES - CONTRACTING - APPLIANCES LIGHTING FIXTURES • Member N.E.C.A. • HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY 422 Texas Avenue Day: Phone WI 5-2433 Box 1570 Night: Phone WI 5-2441 Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-5567 * * * Helen's Beauty Salon "TAKES CARE OF YOUR LATEST 915 Sixth Avenue North Texas City, Texas HAIR FASHION" * 731 Ninth Avenue North Texas City, Texas HELEN GARDNER, Owner �Careers Unlimited Every year scientists and engineers are becoming more important to the progress of our nation. The demand for technically trained people exceeds the supply at present. 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 one of these jobs, why not start now to investigate a career in science or engineering? Talk to your school counselor and technical men, write colleges and industries for information. By making your choice now, you can become a leader in the technical world of tomorrow. ..;.__ Monsanto MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY TEXAS CITY, TEXAS �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MAY YOUR HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING BE REFLECTED IN A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL ~ r l -;:r• ~ FUTURE. TEXAS CITY REFINING, Inc. and its • TANKER SUBSIDIARIES Texas, City, Texas PROCESSORS AND SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS �MAINLAND BANK Best Wishes & TRUST CO. From ... Texas City BOSTICK'S • Restaurant and A Booster For The Home Town Tap Room • * 3% ON SAVINGS "PRIVATE DINING ROOM" • Member F .D.I.C f. * Phone WE 3-3811 PAY BY CHECK LA MARQUE, TEXAS Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 TEXAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY • Texas City, Texas �GENE HAMON FORD Congratulations "Your Friendly FORD Dealer" Seniors! • COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY TEXAS CITY, TEXAS Sixth Street and Eleventh Avenue North Phone WI 5-7448 BEST WISHES ARDY E. BLAI(LEY, JR. "Your Insurance Man for Life" For DUB'S BOATS and MOTORS EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS MORTGAGE LOAN SALES & SERVICE ,' PARTS REAL ESTATE * INSURANCE "The Constant Boat Show" * 820 Tenth St. North WI 8-1631 Phone WI 5-5902 1446 Texas Avenue �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF Dave's Jewelry and Loans 331 Texas Avenue * PORTER'S Ladies Apparel • 513 Sixth Street Phone WI 5-6632 BOWL EASIER, SMOOTHER WITH AUTOMATIC PINSPOTTERS Up-to-Date Cleaners 609 Fifth Avenue North Coral 822 Ninth Avenue North • * "BY THOSE WHO KNOW * Phone WI 5-9272 La Marque Recreation Bowling Center FOR THOSE WHO CARE" Phone WI 5-6841 Phone 5-5459 Phone WE 3-9411 202 Highway 3 Texas City Owned and Operated by JOHN GRAY and J. P. GRAY CONGRATULATIONS ANNUAL STAFF CHADWICI( STUDIO 612 Fifth Avenue North Phone WI 5-5651 * * * "PERSONALITY PORTRAITS" * * * MRS. HAZEL "Granny" ORRELL Manager - �Compliments FILL UP AT of King's Shoe Shop 208 Sixth Street North * GUARANTEE SHOE REPAIR FILLIPS MOBILE STATION * * * 601 Sixth Street North Texas City, Texas FINE LEATHER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Terrace Drive-In 814 Ninth Avenue North Phone WI 5-4071 . J. C. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Texas City . Texas City LEO and ROSALIE HINSON and JOSEPH GULOTTA 1201 Texas Avenue Phone WI 5-6801 Compliments of Meeks Service Station "BUSTER" MEEKS, Agent - "HUMBLE PRODUCTS" REPUBLIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WASH and LUBRICATION TIRE RETREADERS Fast! Quick! Road Service - * * * Texas City, Texas Sixth and Texas Avenue Duncan Ross & Company DISBROW'S Commercial Printing & Lithographing INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE - MATTHEWS, Inc. * It's the Service That Counts - * Texas City, Texas * · 625 Fourth Avenue North Ph. WI 8-1131 TEXAS CITY, TEXAS �Texas City Fence Company MODERN CLEANERS GALVESTON COUNTY'S OLDEST FENCE COMPANY 1111 Sixth Street North • 927 Eighth Avenue Phone WI 5-7031 Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-7611 COMPLIMENTS Congratulations Seniors! OF . . . from PLANTOWSKY'S FURNITURE The National Thespian Society * TROOP 1354 Office, WI 5-5656 * 814 TEXAS AVENUE Res., WI 5-6970 BOB JOINER PHELPS MEN'S SHOP Special Agent THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA 622 Seventh Avenue North Box 247 505 Sixth Street North TEXAS CITY, TEXAS Texas City, Texas Compliments CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From ... of .. . Jerry - Bob's Record Shop Mainland Laundry and Cleaners • Phone WI 5-4022 519 Fifth Avenue North RECORDS RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS * 521 Fifth Avenue North Texas City, Texas WI 8-2222 �Be Fashionable, Shop ... The • FASHION * WI 8-1902 317 Sixth Street North TROUTS Texas City, Texas SPORTING Mainland Pharmacy GOODS * "DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION • SERVICE" Compliments THE LETTER SHOP Offset Printing • 611 Sixth Street North Texas City, Texas PHONE WI 5-9200 Compliments of . .. Margarette's Beauty Salon * * * MARGARETTE WILKS MARYELLA GREEN - JOYCE JONES * * * 616-A Tenth Avenue North Phone WI 5-2525 TOT-TO-TEEN Paramount Cleaners 713 Sixth Street RONZO WADE * * * * * * of . . . . . We Specialize in . . . GIFTS and CLOTHING FOR TOTS THHROUGH TEENS 518 Seventh Avenue North Dial WI 5-2222 Texas City, Texas �College Gates wil I open .... to those who have prepared themselves well. Colleges are crowded, to be sure, but they'll always open for the man or woman who chose well and applied himself in high school ... and who has a burning desire to go to college. As with anything good -- it depends on you. UNION CAlll!IID~ CH~MICALS COMP"ANV DiNioR of U'"°" Carbi<la Carpon,.liq,& TEXAS CITY, TEXAS 208 ����� 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 1959 Stingaree Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1959 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff of 1959 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 1959 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959 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.) https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/3c83cf2dfdd5ad73e6d7cb7d3173482d.pdf 42ab2a548d2d768b84e7ecc6f50b5052 PDF Text Text ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 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 1964 Stingaree Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1964 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff of 1964 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 1964 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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) https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/558f25f6d68106f02d9e8ea01f6fbbce.pdf 3ab78f37a14036ca459b5b50a2f2b5d4 PDF Text Text �����------ 2 �Table of Contents I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. A dminis tratio n In Memoriam School Board Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Favorites Organizations Activities Sports Advertisements 3 �Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom r tr- Astronaut Edward H. White Astronaut Roger B. Chaffee In Memoriam Died at Cape Kennedy on January 28, 1967 4 �Dr. John D. Engman Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Totsie W. Ross Assistant Superintendent Of Schools Ray Spencer Assistant Superintendent of Schools 5 �Administrative Offices School Board Left to right : Ed Staggs, President; W. L. Johnston, Vice-President; Dale E. Laine, member; Bill Wimberly, member; Roy A. Hoffman, member; Dr. Charles L. Rhoden, member; and H arry W. McAninch, me~ber. 6 �New School Board W. L Johnston President Insulator, Carbide Harry W. McAninch Vice President Engineer, Amoco Roy A. Hoffman Member Owner of Hoffman Lumber Co. Dale E. Laine Member Monsanto Charles Rohden, D.D.S. Member J.B. Wimberly Member President and General Manager Texas City Terminal Railway Ed Staggs Member Executive; Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance 7 �L. B. Landers Principal W. L. Davis Assistant Principal 8 �--- FACUL �MELBA ANNETTE ATKINS B.B.A. North Texas State Subjects: Typing I, Personal Typing, Business Math, Business English Sponsor: Commercial Club LAURAL. BLOEBAUM B.B.A. University of Texas Subjects: Typing), Business Math Sponsor: Commercial Club SALLY CAREY B.S. and L.S. Subjects: Library Training THOMAS S. CLARK M.S. and M.Ed. University of Houston Subjects: English II, Journalism Sponsor: Press Club, Newspaper, Yearbook, Senior Class ANNE M. BUCHHORN B.A. Huntington M.A. University of Houston Subjects: American History, Advanced Social Science JOSE GOMEZ CASTILLO, JR. B.A. University of Texas Subject: Spanish Sponsor: American Field Service CAROL ANN CHIPPENDALE B.A. and M.A. University of Houston Subjects: American History DARWIN BAR ' ETT B.S. Sam Houston State Subjects: General Woodworking, Machine Woodworking Subjects: Biology I, Girl's Health LYNDA J. BYRD B.S. and M.S. East Texas State Subjects: Elementary Analysis I, Ele• rnentary Analysis JI, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Sponsor: Math Seminar DONAL EARL CLARK B.S. Texas A&M M.Ed. University of Houston Subjects: Physical Education Sponsor: Soph. Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Jr. Class Sponsor LEON T. COX G.S. University of Houston Subjects: Vocational Adjustment, Coordinator The teachers supported the Sting basketball team in the 1966-67 season. WILLO CRAIG B. of Mus.Ed. F. C. CROSS B.S. and M.S. University of Houston Subjects: Instrumental Music North Texas State Subjects: Drawing ROBERT F. CROWELL M.A. Lamar Tech Subjects: Biology I 10 JUDITH ANN BENFIELD B.S. Lamar Tech WALLACE T. DAVIS B.A. Tt>xas A&M M.S. North Texas State Subjects: Plane Geornetr) Sponsor: Golf �CORA DECKER B.A. Mary Hardin Baylor Subjects : English III ALBERT DICKSOI\ B.A . Prairie View A&M College Subjects: World History JOE DeCUIR B.S. East T exas State M.Ed . Univers ity of Hou st on Subjec t s : Phy~ical Education Sponsor: J unior Varsity, Football and H ead Basketball Coa ch MARY M. DOYLE B.S. Ohio State University BETSY B. DELAY B.A. Baylor University M.A. University o f Hous ton Subjects: En glish III, English IV Sponsor: Thespians GAIL DUNAGAN D.A. East Texas State Subjects: Anatomy, Ph ysiology, Biology [ M.S. University of H ous ton Subjects: Am eri can Re freshments are enjoyed by the teachers at the Faculty Christmas Tea. History, Eco nomics Sponsor : Senior Class THOMAS EASTON B. of Mus.Ed. University o f H ous ton Subjects: Band ALFRED FOREMAN B.S. Southwest Texas M. of Ed. Texas A&I Suhjecu: American History, World His tory, Juni or Varsity Football and Baseball Sponsor: Letterman's Club MILDRED CAROL ELY B.S. T exas Wesleya n College M.Ed. University of T exas Subjects: Sophomore Counselo r, Registrar SHERRIE FOSTER B.S. Baylor University Subjects: BjoJogy GERRY FAIREY Secretary of Library FRANCES L. FUNDLING S ecre tary BERNADINE D. FIELD B.A. R ice Univers ity Subjects: Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV LINDA GEPPERT B.S. Sam Hous ton Stal e Subjects: English II ELIZABETH FIKES B.S. in Ed. Southwes t Texas State Sub1ects : Related Math I, Relat ed Math II, Al ge bra I Sponsor : Juni or Class ROWENA GRACEY B.A. Universi ty of Houston Subjects: English III 11 �FERN HOLDEN B.A. University of Texas M.A. University of Colorado Subjects: American Government SANDRA K. HUBBARD B.S. Sam Houston State Subjects: Physical Education Sponsor: GRA NANNETTE K. JARRELL B.A. University of Texas Subjects: French I, French II, French III. Sponsor: Le Cercle Franca.is 12 DOROTHY R. HOLT B.A. III M. KAY HOLT B.S. Sam Houston State Subjects: Reading Sponsor: Sophomore Class CHARLES W. HUGHES B.S. MILTON K. ISENBERG B.S. Sam Houston State Subjects: Distributive Education I. Distributive Education II Sponsor: Distributive Education Clubs of America Baylor University Subjects: Physical Education Sponsor: Senior Class, Sophomore Football Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach Rice University Subjects: English MARY HAZEL JONES B.A. Sam Houston State M.Ed. University of Texas Subjects: Librarian Sponsor: Red Cross, Volunteens TOMMIE 0. KEEPERS B.A. Southwestern University M.Ed. J.B. GRAHAM B.S. JOHN L. HANCOCK B.S. SANDRA A. HENNIG B.S. North Texas State Subjects: General Electricity, General Drafting Baylor University Subjects: Biology, Health Univer.s ity of Houston Subjects: Algebra I, Algebra II, Plane Geometry In the auditorium the teachers listen as Mr. Landers speaks at one of their many teachers' meetings. DOLORES M. KENYON B.S. Southwest Texas State Subjects: Algebra I, Algebra II Sam Houston State Subjects: Senior Counselor Sponsor: National Honor Society RIKKI S. LAYNE B.S. University of Houston Subjects: Home Nursing, Home & Family Living Sponsor: Pep Squad, Future Homemakers of America RICHARD L. LITTLE B.F.A. JoBETH McELRATH B.S. University of Texas M.F.A. University of Houston Subjects: Art University of Texas Subjects: Physical Educa• tion Sponsor: GRA, Senior Class �DOROTHY ELLEN McNUTT B.B.A. and M.Ed. North Texas State Subjects: Typing I, Typing II, Business SANDRA D. MANROSS K. DWAIN MARSHALL B.B.A. B.M. and M.S., Baylor Lamar Tech Subjects: Bookkeeping, Business Machines Sponsor: Commercial English Club JOHN C. MARTIN B.A. and M.Ed. ELLEN DOUGLAS MOORE University Subjects: Choral Music, Boys Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, A Cappello. · choir MARY AGNES NEYLAND Stephen F. Austin B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.A. and M.A. Subjects: PS I. PS IIISu bjecu: Home Eco• University of Texas PS IV, Drama I, Drama nomics I, Home Eco-Subjects: English IV II nomics II Sponsor: Key Club, Sponsor: Future HomeThespians makers, Pep Squad The facultv enjoys the refreshments at a Thanksgiving tea in their honor. DON L. NOBLE B.A. Univers ity of Texas Subjects: German Sponsor: German Club CAROL L. PORTIS B.S. Sam Houston State Subjects: English II, English III JUDITH M. NORRIS B.A. ROY E. OHMERT B.S. Rice University Subjects: English II Sponsor:" Literary Guild. Future 'f'rnrh,-ra East Texas State M.Ed. University of Houston Subjects: Auto Me• chanics, Welding, General Metals HENRY D. POPE B.S. JETTI A. ROFF B.A. Stephen F. Austin M.Ed. East Texas State Subjects: Chemistry I. Chemistry II, Physics University of Texas Subjects: English Ill Sponsor: Literary Guild DORIS MOLLER PARKER B.A. South West Texas B.A. Trinity Subjects: English, Speech ROBERT LANE RENFROE B.S. Snm Houston State M. Music Ed. Southern College of Fine Arts Subjects: Instrumental Music LLOYD PARKER B.S. Trinity M.S. Baylor University Subjects: Athletic Director, Head Football Coach SUSAN DALE RALEY B.A. University of Hous- ton Subjects: English II Sponsor: Future Teachers of America 13 �DAVID B. RACHEL East T exas State B.S. and M.S. Texas State Subjects: American History Sponsor: Class DLG's Senior EVELYNE. SAUNDERS B.A. Southwest Texas State JANE SCHAPER B.A. and M.A. East Texae Slate Subjects : Latin Subjects: Shorthand, Stenographic Practice, Clerical Practice, Personal Typing Sponsor: Commercial Club ANN SCHROEDER B.S. and M.Ed. Sam Houston State Subjects: Home• making II, Homemaking III Sponsor: Pep Squad, Future Homemakers JUDITH SINCLAIR B.S. Stephen F. Austin Subjects: World History JOHN MARTIN SLOUGH B.A. University of Texas Subjects: Algebra I, Algebra II, Plane Geometry HAZEL R. SCRUGGS B.B.A. Baylor University M.Ed. University of Houston Subjects: Typing II, SUSAN SELMAN B.A. University of Houston Subjects: World History Shorthand, Clerical Practice, Steno Practice Sponsor: National Honor Society ORAN LONNIE SINCLAIR B.A. and M.A. Baylor University Subjects: Texas History, American History, American Government Sponsor: DLG's HARRY L. SMITH B.S. and M.A. University of Alabama Subjects: Machine Shop, General Metals Parents of the honor students enjoy the National Honor Society lnstalJa tion Tea. JOHN C. SIRMANS B.S. and M.Ed. East Texas State Subjects: Related Ma/h II, Algebra II ROGER SMITH B.S. and M.Ed. University of Arkansas Subject: Junior Counselor DALE M. TAYLOR B.S. and M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin Subjects: World History, Head Track Coach, Backfield Coach Sponsor: Letterman's Club W. BRUCE THORNTON B.A. Austin College M.Ed. Texas Tech. Subjects: Plane Geometry, Consumer Math KAY TONEY B.S. PETE TRIPPODO East Texas State Subjects: Typing I, Clerical Practice Sponsor: Junior Class 14 JR. B.S. Sam Houston State Subjects: Related Math I, Related Math II Sponsor: Senior Class �ANGIE VARLEY Secretary MARVIN F. VESELKA B.S. Texas A & I M.Ed. University of Houston Subject&: Geometry. Algebra II, Trigonometry Sponsor: Math Seminar RICHARD P. WESTMORELAND B.S. and M.Ed. MARY LAZELLE WILCOX B.S. and M.Ed. Sam Houston State Subjects: Vocational Agriculture I, Vocational Agriculture II, Vocational Agriculture III Sponsor: Future Farmers, Junior Class Univ ersity of Houston Dean of Girls Sponsor: Student Council, Cheerleaders JUDITH ANN WAUGH B.B.A. Stephen F. Austin Subjects: Business Law, Business Machines, Shorthand, Steno Practice CAROLYN WILSON B.S. Texas Woman's University Subject: Physical Educa• tion Sponsor: Girls Recreation Association, Senior Class, Tennis Team JERRY G. EDDINS PATSY AYERS EVANS -Aide JANE E. GRIFFITH DARLENE HAVARD -Aide JUDY LUTON-Aide GEORGE T. MILLER, JR, SADIE NAGAN ROBERT F. SLIVA SHIRLEY HALL WATTS Teachers came to the Junior-Senior Picnic to chaperone and have fun. Mr. Davis missed out on the fun while he acted as overseer to the tire changing. 15 ���CLlFFORD D. AARON SHERRY ELAINE ADAMS Assistant Copy Editor of Yearbook Staff '66-'67; Press Oub '66'67; Junior Play '66. JAMES EARL ALDERMAN Football '64-'65; Footba:ll Trainer '66-'67; Baseball Trainer '65-'66; Basketball Trainer '65-'66. JAMES DAVID ALDRIDGE ROSALEE ANZALDUA LULAC Queen '64-'65; Jr. Play Sets Com. '65-'66; Sr. Play Makeup Com. '66-'67; Lead. Bang. '65-'66; Jr. Achieve. Ass't Treas. '66-'67; FHA Sec. '65-'66; GRA Volleyball Capt.; Archery; Softball '65-'66; Comm. Club '66-'67; Noon Opt. Softball All-Star '64 '66; Girls' Glee Club '66-'67; FNA '65-'66 ; Library Staff '66-'67; Red Cross '65-'66. 18 CLIFFORD RAY AMASON CATHY LU ANLERS Literary Guild '66-'67; Transferred from Travis High School, Austin, Texas; '65-'66; Y-Teens; French Club; Student .Council Representative; Transferred from North Shore High School Houston, Texas, '64-'65; French Club; 10th Grade Representative; Drill Team. ARTHUR LEE ANDERSON TYRA KAY ANDERSON Honor Graduate; Sting. Tales Fall Ed. '66-'67; Stu. Coun. Seer. '65'66, Corr. Seer. '66-'67; GSL Del. '65-'67; Youth Govt. Day City Commissioner; ISL Play All-Star Cast '64-'65; Hon. Guard '66; Lit. Guild '65-'67; Reporter '66-'67; Jr. Play, Student Director; Pep Squad '64-'67; Parli. '65-'66; Soph. May Fete Princess; Lead. Bang. '67; Jr. Rot. Ann '66; Sting. of Week '66; Publication Award '67 BARBARA ANN ARCHER Solo and Ensemble Contest, Two Gold Medals '65-'67; Honor Band Contest '64-'65. �GARLAND ARMSTRONG BILLY ROY ARNOLD Thespians '66-'67; Teenage Republicans of Texas City. I BRENDA ANN ARNOLD Head Drill Leader '66-'67; Stingarette '64-'67; Sports Ed. of Stingaree Tales '66-'67; Toes. '65-'67; Comm. Club '66-'67; All Dist. Band '65-'66; Toes. Play '65-'67; Sr. Play Make-up Comm. '66; Drill Leader-U. of H. Band '64'67; Los Angeles Tour '66; Cand. for band Sweetheart '67; Solo and Ensemble Cont. '64-'67. GAIL ARNOLD Natl. Honor Soc. '66-'67; French CI. '65-'67; Thes. '66-'67; Lead. Bang. '67; Press Club '66-'67; A Cap. Choir '66-'67; Band '64-'65; Solo Ensemble Cont. '65; Career Club '66-'67; Pep Squad '66-'67; Stingaree Tales staff; Choir Contest '67; Los Angeles trip '65; Honor Graduate '67. DONNA ANN ATKINSON 3rd. Place Dist. 124A ISL Typing '64-'65; Distribution Ed. Stingaree Tales '66-'67; Lit. Guild '65-'66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Thes. '65-'66; Press Club '66-'67; Costume Comm. Sr. Play '67; Ticket Comm. Jr. Play '66; Presentation Assembly '65. DENIS PETER AUGER JUDY ANN BAILEY Pep Squad '65-'67; Thespians '67; F.T.A. '67; Girls' Glee Club '67; Thespian Play '67. ARVIE BAKER PAULAS. BAKER WILLIAM T. BALLARD Golf Team '64-'66; Lettermans Club '65-'66. ')\ 19 �LINDA GAIL BARFIELD Junior Achievement '64-'66; ture Nurses '64-'65. Fu- ANITA KAY BARNES Pep Squad '64-'66; FTA '66-'67; Treasurer of Commercial Club '66'67. t NOEL THOMAS BLYTHE Junior Varsity Football '64-'65; Track Team '66-'67. 20 MICHAEL CHARLES BARGER Band '65-'67; Solo & Ensemble Contest '65-'67; Astrodome Opening '65; Texarkana Convention '66; Dallas '67; Sr. Play 66; "Carnival" '67; Thes. '67; Tues. Play '67; German Club '67. DANIEL L. BERGERON DAVID MARK BERGERON DEBORAH LYNN BIERY Nominee for Ag. Sweetheart '66'67; Pep Squad '65-'66; Texas Youth Rodeo Association '66-'67; GRA's Reporter '65-'66. RANDALL A. BIRDSONG Key Club '66-'67; JA '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67; Stingaree Tales '66'67; Young Democrats '66-'67; Pepsi Reporter '66-'67; News Citizen Reporter '66-'67; Transfer student from Clear Creek High School. VERNA ANN BLAIR Commercial Club Reporter '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; Press Club '66-'67; FTA '66-'67; Tennis Team '64-'65; GRA '64-'65; Sr. Play '66; Jr. Play '65. VIRGINIA ANN BOGAN Second place in Interscholastic League Spelling. I, �CLAY DEAN BOLEN VICTOR AUTHOR BOND \ I \ ___ CYNTHIA LOUISE BORDEN Honor Graduate; Honor Society '66; "Bells Are Ringin" '65; Student director of "Music Man" '66 and "Oklahoma" '67; Rotary Ann '67; Lit. Guild '65-'67; Thespian Head Judge '66-'67; Jr. Play '66; Sr. Play '66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Make-up Ed. of Sting. Tales '66'67; Press Club '66-'67; Science Club '64-'67; AFS '64-'66; Honor Thespian '67. HOUSTON EUGENE BOWLING RICHARD BOWLING ROBERTA ELAINE BOYD Honor Band '64-'67; Stingarette '64-'67; District and Regional Band '64-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contests '64-'67; Seer. of German Club; Cand. for Band Sweetheart; LA Trip; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Play; YWT; Career Club; Thespian Band '64-'67; Salute to Youth TV Show; U of H games; Houston Oiler games; Astro games; Teen Club. LINDA KAY BOZEMAN Pep Squad '64-'66; GRA's '64.'65; FTA '66.'67; Commercial Chili '66· '67; Press Oub '66.'67. SAMMIE JEAN BRADLEY TIMOTHY WILLIAM BRADSHAW Junior Varsity Baseball '64-'66. LINDA SUE BRANNON Stingarette '64-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'66; Thespians '64; California Band Trip '64; Senior Play. �KATHERINE ANN BROWN Pres. Commercial Club '66-'67, VPres. Le Cercle Francais '66-'67; Sec.-Treas. Symphonic Band '66'67; Lead. Bang. '67; May Fete Duchess '65; Le Cercle Francais '64-'67; Thespian Play Orchestra '66-'67; Symphonic Band '64-'67; All-District & All-Region Band '66-'67; Solo & Ensemble Contest '64-'67. KENNETH RAY BROWNING Key Club '66-'67; Junior Play '65'66; Senior Play '66-'67. LINDA ANN BRUCE KAREN LYNN BRUGGMAN Honor Society Sec. '66-'67; 1st V.-Pres. of Science Club '66-'67; Honor Guard '66; Literary Guild '65-'67; FTA '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; 2nd place ISL Poetry Interpretation '66; Honor Graduate '67; Noon Optimist Scholarship for Outstanding Student '67; Soph. Editor for Yearbook '67; Press Club '66-'67. DAVID LLOYD BURTON Vice Pres. of Jr. Achievement; Junior Varsity '64-'65: Varsity Football '65-'67; Letterman's "T" Association; Junior Play. 22 JERRY EUGENE BRYANT Lead in Sr. Play, "Pennant for the Kremlin" '67; Jr. Play "Every Family Has One" '66; Thespians '66-'67; Thespian Play "Oklahoma" '67; Band '64-'67; Texarkana Convention '66; Solo & Ensemble Contest '65; Solo & Ensemble Contest '67. LANA L. BUNTING JAMES MICHAEL BURKHALTER MARY JANINE BURKS Stingaree Tales Spring Ed. '66-'67; A Cappella Choir '65-'67; Literary Guild '67; Pep Squad '65-'67; Volunteens '65-'67; FT A '64-'67; FHA '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67; Jr. Rotary Ann '67; Leadership Bang. '67; Rainbows '66-'67: Sting. of Week '67; Band '64-'65; May Fete Duchess (B. & P.W.) '67; Publications Award. LYNDA GALE BUTLER Senior Play Cast '66-'67; mercial Club '66-'67. Com- �CARON SUE CAFFALL Co-Head Drum Major '66-'67; National Honor Society '65-'67; Honor Gua rd '66; Thespians '65-'66; Thespian Play '67; Senior Play '67; Stingarette '64-'66; Band Sweetheart '.66-'67; Science Club '64-'65 ; Junior Rotarian '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '66-'67; Los Angeles Trip '64-'65; Six Flags Trip '66-'67; Jr. & Sr. Board Member of Career Club '65-'67; Honor Grad. '67. STEPHEN P. CALHOUN SHARON LaJEANNE CALLAWAY Asst. Drum Major- '66-'67; Stingarette • '64-'66; Press Club President '66-'67; Commercial Club '66'67; Sting Tales Staff '66-'67; Cand. Band Sweetheart '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '67; Sr. Play Make-up Chairman '67; Jr. Play '66; Thespian Play '66; Rainbows; Asst. Drum Major for University of Houston '66-'67; Drill Leader for University of Houston '64-'66; Solo and Ensemble Contest '65-'67; Los Angeles Tour '65; Six Flags Contest '67. SUSAN RILEY CAMPBELL Leadership Banquet '67; Rotary Ann '67; Feature Editor Stingaree Tales '66-'67; Press Club Vice Pres. '66-'67; Corres. Sec. Thespians '66-'67; Math Seminar '65-'67; Literary Guild '65-'67; Thespians '65-'67; Pep Squad '64'67; Science Club '66-'67; AFS '64-'65; "Music Man" '65; "Oklahoma" '67; Jr. Play '66; Sr. Play '66; Honor Thespian. GEORGE THOMAS CAPETILLO THOMAS LEE CARPENTER Transfer student from Fostoria, Ohio--Cross Country '64-'66; Track '64-'66; Basketball '64-'66; Varsity Football '64-'66; Hi-Y '66. Texas City-Track '66-'67. LARRY WAYNE CARROLL MICHAEL THOMAS CASEY Student Body Pres. '66-'67; Sr. Activities Committee; G.S.L. Delg.; Varsity Football '64-'66; Vice Pres. Mainland Teen Club; Texas Youth Conference Delg. and Jr. Counselor; Honor Guard; DeMolays; D.L.G.'s; Letterman's Association; Mayor & Corp. Court Judge in Youth and Government Day; Jr. Rotarian; Senior Play; Thespian Play '67; Leadership Banquet. CYNTHIA ANN CASTANIE ROLAND JOSEPH CASTANIE Key Club '64; J.V. Football '64'65; J.V. Baseball '65; Thespian Play '66; Varsity Baseball '66-'67; May Fete '66; C.Y.O. Treasurer; German Club Treasurer; Letterman's Club; May Fete King '67; Jr. Rotarian. I I\! ' ' 23 �GLENNA GA YE CHAIN Distribution Editor on Yearbook Staff '66-'67; American Field Service '65-'66; Pep Squad '64-'65; Press Club '66-'67; FHA '66-'67. EUGENE CHARGOIS CONNIE DEE CHUOKE BARBARA ELAINE CLARK Literary Guild '66-'67; Secretary of Volunteens '66-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; Senior Play '66; Stingarette of the Week '66; Pep Squad Honor Roll '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '67. HARRY WAYNE COKER Track Team '65-66; DeMolays '66'67; Junior Achievement '66-'67; Senior Play. 24 LINDA JO CLARK RONNIE CARROLL CLEMENTS Junior Varsity Basketball '64-'65; Junior Varsity Football '64; Varsity Basketball '65-'67; Most Valuable Player '66-'67; Most Improved Player '66-'67; Co-Capt. '66-'67; German Club '66-'67; Letterman's "T" Association '66-'67; Honor Guard '66; Basketball All South Zone Team '66-'67; District Champs '65-'66. PERRY JAY CLOUD KAREN PATRIOA COCHRAN National Honor Society; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; NCTE English Award; Honorary Mathematics Seminar '65-'67, Seer. '67; Hon. Guard '66; Nat'! Hon. Soc. Scholarship Contest Semi-Finalist; SHSC Mathematics Contest '67; U of H Spanish Cont. '67; Nat'! Science Found. Summer Inst. Alt. -U of T; ISL Spelling Award '65; Lit. Guild; Leadership Banq. '67; LULAC award for highest Spanish average; TCNB, highest math average; Honor Graduate '67. PEGGY RUTH COLE �OSIE V. COMBS EDDIE BERNARD COUVILLON CHRIS LEE CRAIG LINDA NELL COMEAUX MICHAEL WAYNE COOK HENRY J. COOPER NANCY LOU COOPER Tennis Team '64-'65; Pep Squad '64-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Ger• man Club '65-'66; Press Club '66'67; Honor Grad. '67; '67 Jr. Rotary Ann. CINDY ANN COTHERN RICHARD ARTHUR COX ARNELL JR.CRAYTON Nat. · Honor Society, Vice Pres. '66-'67; Science Club, Pres. '66'67; Math Seminar, Pres. '66-'67; Nat. Achievement Scholarship Finalist; Texas Youth Conference '66; Rice Holiday Science Lectures '66; Graduation Honor Guard '66; Rotary Scholarship-$300; Honor Grad. '67. �BRUCE WAYNE CRIDDLE All-State Band '66-'67; Co-President of Band; Los Angeles Trip '65; Six Flags & Corpus Christi Trip '67; Band Parents Club Award; Lamar Tech Band Scholarship. CHARLES GORDON CRISS MARY ANNA CROSS Miss School Spirit '66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Honor Roll '64; Row Leader '65; Pep Squad Treasurer '66'67; Literary Guild '65-'67; Corresponding Secretary '66-'67; A Cappella Choir '65-'67; Vice President A Cappella Choir '66-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contest '67; Volunteens '65-'67; Vice President of Volunteens '66-'67; Rainbows '64'67; Worthy Advisor '67; Youth in Government Day City Commissioner; Jr. Play '65-'66. SANDI JO CROW SANDRA FAY DARBY Pep Squad '63-'65. 26 ROBERT EARL CUMMINGS Senior Play Cast-"A Pennant For the Kremlin"; DeMolays; Press Club; Two Gold Medals for Ensemble Contest-Band. ELIZABETH ANN CURBELLO Stingarette '64-'67; Band '64-'67; Sr. Play Program Chairman '66'67; Jr. Rotary Ann; Thespian Play '65-'66; Math Seminar '65'66; University of Houston Drill Leader '64-'67; Science Club '66'67; California Tour '65. CHARLENE CURRY Vice President of Sales in Junior Achievement; Secretary of Edibrae IV in Junior Achievement; Junior Achievement Management Conference in Dallas; Commercial Club; Interscholastic League Conference in Houston. EDWIN A. DAHL Junior Varsity Football '64-'65; Varsity Football '66; Lettermen's Club Member '66-'67; Key Club '64; Junior Olympics '64. HENRY HORACE DARDEN �CARL EDWARD DA VIS LINDA JUNE DA VIS Rainbows '64-'66; Commercial Club '66-'67. JACQUELINE FAYE DAVISON JAMES ALLEN DEGGS Varsity Football '64-'67; Second Team All-District '67; Varsity Baseball '65-'67; Sergeant-at-Arms of Lettermans Club '67. RITA MURILLO DE LA CRUZ Future Nurses of America '64-'66; GRA's '64-'65; Volunteens '66-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67. BILLIE T. DICKSON President in J. A. company CYNTHIA LOUISE DINKLAGE WILLIAM F. DIPUCCIO CHARLOTTE ANNE DIXON Trans. from Fair Park High, S eveport, La. '64-'65; FHA '64'66, President '65-'66; Stud. Council '64-'65; 4-H Club '64-'65; Outstanding member '64-'65, Vice President '64-'65; Jr. Medic League '64-'65; Girls' Glee Club '65-'67; ~istributive Education '66-'67; Junior Achievement '64-'65. DIANA LYNN DODD YW A's; Career Club; Press Club; German Club. �JAMES S. DODD JAY EDWARD DUVALL JOAN ALLEN ELLIOT Lit. Guild '65-'67, Pres. '66-'67; FTA '65-'67, Pres. '66-'67; Nat. Honor Soc. '65-'67; Honor Guard '66; FTA Convention '66-'67; Jr. Play '66; Sr. Play '67; Thespians '66-'67; Thesp. Play '67; Jr. Rotary Ann '67; Pep Squad '64-'67; Comm. Youth & Gov't Wk.; Most valuable mem. FTA & Lit. Guild; Amoco Award; TCTA scholarship; PT A Sch. Honor Grad. '67; Lead. Banq. '67, Tennis Team '64-'65; French Club '66-'67; Sting of 28 Week '66. PEGGY MARIE DuPREE Nat. Honor Soc. '66-'67, Treas. '66-'67; Lit. Guild '65-'67, VicePres. '67; Sr. Play Cast '67; Lead. Banquet '67; Pep Squad '65-'67; Honor Guard '66; Scholastic Achievement Award '64; Rainbows '64-'67; Kohfeldt Scholarship '67; Honor graduate '67. PATRICIA MAYLING DUVALL CAROLYN SUE EARLEY Junior Achievement '65-'67; Treas. '65-'66; 2nd place in best salesman contest; Vice Pres. of Sales '66'67; GRA '66-'67; First place trophies in Volleyball and Basketball. PATRICIA A. EASTEP THOMAS GREGG EATON ROBERT ELIZONDO All Dist. Honorable Mention '66; Varsity Footba!J '64-'67; Secretary of Letterman "T" Association; Junior Varsity Track Team '64-'65; Varsity Baseball '65-'66. CAROL ANN ELLIS Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation; Literary Guild '65-'67; Science Club '64-'67. �KAY L. ELLIS MARY LONITA ENGLAND Future Homemakers of America; Future Nurses of America; G.R.A.; D.E.; G.R.A. Award; D.E. Award. DIANE RENEE ESCLA VON Distributive Education; Treasurer '66-'67; Area & State Delegate '66'67; Junior Play '65-'66; Junior Achievement '65-'67; Pep Squad '64-'66. MARIA GUADALUPE ESCOBEDO STEPHEN ASBERRY ESTEP LINDA SUE EV ANS MARY JANE FERNANDEZ Na tional Honor Society '66-'67; Future Teachers of America '64'67; F.T.A. Treasurer '66-'67; F.S.A. '66-'67; Honorary Math Seminar '65-'66; A.F.S. '65-'66; Rotary Vocational Scholarship; Honor Graduate. SONIA ANNELL FINKLEA Distributive Education '66-'67 JESSE BRYAN FREMONT Jr. Varsity Baseball '64-'66 LARRY WAYNE FROESCHL Tri-Captain Football; Varsity Letterman '64-'66; President Soph. Class '64-'65; President Sr. Class '66-'67; President Letterman's Club '66-'67; Student Council Representative '64-'65, '66-'67; Honor Guard '65-'66; Scholarship to A&M; Varsity Baseball '65-'67. �GLENDA L. GABRILES '65-'67; Astrodome Stingarette Opening '65; California Trip '65; Solo & Ensemble Contest '64-'67; Band '63-'66; Drill Leader-University of Houston '65-'67; Colt 45 Games; Future Teachers of America. RICHARD MEDINA GARCIA RUDOLPH MEDINA GARCIA SHERRY JEAN GARCIA Future Homemakers of America '65-'67; High School Red Cross; Treasurer '67. CLEVELAND ROYCE GAY 30 TERRY GLEN GARRISS AURELIO GARZA D.E. I '65-'66; D.E. II '66-'67. JAMES G. GARZA Junior Varsity Football '64-'65; Junior Varsity Baseball '65-'66; Junior L.U.L.A.C. President '66-'67. JAMES S. GARZA LARRY WALTER GAZZIER �CHARLES R. GEORGE CHARLES R. GILLAND JOE CHRISTOPHER GILLESPIE John Philip Sousa Award '67. SHARRON ROSE GILLIAM JOHN LEROY GLAZENER EDDIE L. GLIDDEN Jr. Varsity Basketball '64-'65; Varsity Basketball '65-'67; Captain of Basketball Team '66-'67; Junior Varsity Track '65-'66. BERNHARD JAMES GOLLBERG FSA Science Club '64-'67; AFS '65-'67; Honorary Math Seminar '65-'66; Galv. County Coin Club '59-'67; President of Jr. Achievement Corp., Alythene II, Inc. '64'65; Galveston County Coin Show: 2nd place '64-'65, 3rd place '65-'66, 1st place and Best of Show '66; 3rd place TNA State Convention '66 ; DeMolays '67. IDA CORONA GONZALEZ Future Nurses of America '64-'65; Distributive Education Club '66'67. JAMES DAVID GOODBAR J.A. '64-'65; Top Company Salesman & Vice Pres. '64-'65; J.V. Football '64-'66; Choir '64-'67; Section Leader '66-'67; Choir Council '66-'67; School Chairman of Police Show '66; D.L.G.'s '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '65, '67; Golf Team '66-'67; Student Council '66'67; Key Club '64-'65; Jr. Rotarian ; Choir Banquet '66. KATHLEEN LOUISE GOODROE Junior Achievement Secretary '66; Junior Achievement Association Treasurer '66; Junior Achievement Secretary '67. �WILLIAM DAVID GOODWIN Six Flags & Corpus trip '67; Jr. Achievement Jamar III & Jamar IV; Marched with band at Astrodome; Gulf Coast Industrial Art Fair. KIRBY ROY GORTON Jr. Varsity football '64-'66; Jr. Varsity Baseball '64-'66; Chess Club '65-'66; Thespians '66-'67. GEORGIA A N GREEN Secretary of Galilee Methodist Church; Sec. of M.Y.F.; Sec. of Young Adults; Member of Junior Achievement; Member of Church Choir. JOHNNIE RAYE GREEN DOUGLAS CHARLES GUTHIER National Honor Society '65-'67; Boy's State Del. '66; DLG, Vice Pres. '65-'66, Sec.-Treas. '66-'67; Science Club '65-'67; Math Seminar '65-'67, Vice Pres. '66-'67; Student Council '64-'65; Honor Guard '66; Ge;man Club, Pres. '66-'67. Honor Graduate '67. 32 MARGIE LOU GROVE Honor Guard '66; Lit. Guild '65'67, Par!. '66-'67; AFS '65-'67, Sec. '66-'67; Sr. Play Cast '66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Tues. '66-'67; Candy Stripers '65-'67, V.-Pres. '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '67; Honor Graduate '67; Foreign Lang. Assembly '67. ARNOLD EUGENE GRUPE ORALIA LILLY GUARDIOLA DIANNE YVONNE GU DERMANN PAUL JOHN GUYTON �JANIS ANN HAACK GRA President '66-'67, Sec.-Treas. '65-'66 All-Star Basketball '67; Volleyball '65-'67; Sportsmanship Award '66. DOROTHY LOUISE HAGAN Volunteens '66-'67; Pep Squad '66-'67; Senior Play Make-up '67_ EDDIE LEO HAIRE TERRANCE ALAN HALE LINDA CHARLENE HALL CHARLES RICKEY HAMILTON Band '65-'66; Solo and Ensemble Contest '65-'66; Texarkana Concert '65-'66; Key Club '64; Co-chairman of Texas City March of Dimes '64-'66; Co-Columnist in News Citizen on TCHS "Teen Channel" '64-'66; School News Report. & Co-Host on KTLW Golden Record Hour '64-'65; School News Report. on KILE & DJ as "Ron Foster" '66-'67. JEWELL M. HANBY DAVID EDWARD HANEY LINDA ANN HARDAGE May Fete Queen '67; May Fete Duchess '66; Candidate FFA Sweetheart '66; Thespian play '66; Pep Squad '65. RONALD LEE HA.RP �PATRICIA ANN HARRIS District and Region Band '64-'65; District band '66-'67; Five gold medals in Solo and Ensemble Contest; Los Angeles Band Trip '65; Astrodome Opening '65 ; Oiler game '66; U.I.L. Contest '64-'67; Texarkana Convention '66; Buccaneer Festival and Six Flags Con• test '67. DAVID BENTLEY HART Varsity Football Letterman '65-'67; Honorable Mention '66-'67; Letterman's "T" Association; Thespian Play '65-'66; Senior Play '66-'67; Science Club '66-'67. LARRY LEE HARVEY BRENDA JOYCE HASKIN ROBERT SAMUEL HATCHER DeMolay; Junior Varsity Baseball '64-'66 SUSAN GAYLE HAWKINS Stingarette '64-'67; Astrodome Opening '65; California Trip '65; Solo & Ensemble Contest '64-'66; Band '63-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Sr. Play '67; Drill Leader U. of H., Dome Stadium '64-'67; Colt 45 Games; Rainbow Girl. L. JAYSON HEBERT Swimming Team '64-'67; Football Team '64-'67; Letterman "T" Association. DIANNE MAE HENRY Assist. Business Manager of Yearbook '66-'67; 1st place Volleyball Award '66-'67; Press Club, Girls' Glee Club '65-'67; G.R.A. '64-'66; J.A. Achievers Award '64-'66; Future Nurses '64-'65; Pep Squad '65'66; Sec. of M.Y.F. '64-'65; Assist. Sec. Young Adults '66-'67; Delegate Methodist Con£. '66-'67; GRA Letter '64-'65. I I\ PENNY FRANCES HENSON Yearbook Activities Editor; Press Club '66-'67; AFS '65-'66; Junior Play '65-'66; FHA '66-'67; Rainbows. 34 JANE M. HERTENBERGER Pep Squad '64-'67; Vice President of Pep Squad '66-'67; Literary Guild '66-'67; American Field Service '65-'66; Catholic Youth Organization '64-'65; Leadership Banquet '66-'67; Good Sportsmanship League Guide '66. �JOHN B. HERTENBERGER PEGGY HERTENBERGER CINDY LOU HIATT Transfer from Baker High School, Baker, Louisiana-Red Cross; Pepsters '63-'66; F.T.A.; Girl's Basketball Team '63-'66; French Club; Beauty Queen '64-'65; Candidate Homecoming Queen Repre• sentative '65-'66. TCHS - Pep Squad; GRA; Usher Senior Play. HERMAN HILDEN KENNETH WAYNE HOLUBEC • SARAH BLANCHE HUDNALL Assistant Clubs Editor for Yearbook '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67; Future Teachers of America '64'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Future Homemakers of America '66-'67; Jr. Rotary Ann '67. GLENDA DARNELL HOOD Stingarette '66-'67; Thespians '64'67; Los Angeles Band Trip '65; Buccaneer Music Festival '65; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'66; Texarkana Band Trip '66; University of Houston Games '66-'67; Astrodome '64-'67; Colt 45 Games '65; Career Club '65-'67; Band '64'67. JOHN DANIEL HUFF One year Letterman in Football; Two year Letterman in Track; Member of Lettermans "T' Association. LINDA JOYCE HICKMAN BARBARA JO HOLTHUSEN �DAVID P. HUNTER DEBORAH LUCILLE HUNTER Pep Squad '64-'67; Sec. '66-'67; May Fete '65; Thespians '65-'67; Hist. '66-'67; Literary Guild '65'67, Vice Pres. '66-'67; Junior Play '66; Senior Play '67; Senior Activities Committee '66-'67. MICHAEL RAY HURD LINDA SUE IVY Literary Guild '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'66; American Field • Service '64-'65; Future Teachers '65; GRA '64. DONNA CHARLENE JOHNSON 36 DOROTHY FRANCES JEFFERSON ALICE JEAN JESSUP Thespians '66-'67; Thespian Play -"Oklahoma" '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; Stingaree Tales Reporter '66-'67; Junior Play '65-'66; Sen• ior Play '66-'67; Press Club '66'67. VALRIE JEAN JOBE Vice Pres. Sr. Class; All School Fav. '66-'67; Sr. Fav.; Canel. School Sweetheart '66-'67; Football Sweetheart '66-'67; A Cappella Choir '66-'67; Am. Legion Outstanding Student Scholarship; Pep Squad '64-'67, Pres. '66-'67, Roll Leader '65-'66, Honor Roll '64-'65; Cand. Soph Fav.; Cand. Jr. Fav.; Jr. Oass Play; Nominee Best Actress; Sr. Play; Lit. Guild; FTA; FHA; Lead. Bang.; Solo and Ensemble; Jr. Rotarian; Sr. Activities Comm. ; Stingarette of Wk. CHARLES DAVID JOHNSON Key Club '64-'66; Junior Varsity Football '64-'65; Swimming Team, Letterman '66-'67; Lettermans "T' Association; Key Club Convention '64-'65; Senior Play '66-'67; Thespian Play '66-'67; Usher '66-'67. DONNA GAILE JOHNSON Stingarette '64-'67; Vice Pres. Commercial Club '66-'67; French Club '64-'67; Thespians '64-'66; Thespian Play '64-'65; Publicity Chairman Jr. Play '65-'66; Usher Chairman Sr. Play '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '67; U. of H. Drill Leader '64-'65; Astrodome Opening '65; Girl Scouts; Band Sweetheart Nominee '67 �GEORGIA BETH JOHNSON GRA A ward '64-'65; Member of US Track Team; Captain of Metropolitan Track Club; Press Club; Transferred from Booker T. Washington; GRA Award '66-'67. MICHAEL ROY JOHNSON Key Club '64-'67; Youth in Govemment Day Chamber of Commerce Manager '64; Future Farmers of America '66-'67; Greenhand President of FFA '66-'67. \ KATHY FAYE KAUTZ RUSSELL A. KEIBLER John Philip Sousa Award '67; Band Scholarship to U of H '67. RANDALL JOE JOHNSON LIZABETH ANN JOHNSTON Homecoming Queen '67; School Sweetheart '66; Cheerleader '65'67; Cand. All-School Fav. '66-'67; Cand. School Sweetheart '67; Soph Fav.; Jr. Fav.; Cand. Sr. Fav.; Cand. Key Club Sweetheart '66; Cand. DeMolay Sweetheart '66'67; Sr. Class Treas.; Jr. Class VP; Soph Class Seer.; Stu. Coun. '66; Cand. Opt. Queen; Press Club; Sting. Tales Staff; Lit. Guild. EMMETT N. JONES Transferred from Ball High '65 ; Senior Play Cast '66. JUDITH LYNNE JONES Distributive Education Sweetheart '66-'67; Area & State Del. '66-'67; Le Cercle Francais '66-'67; Thespians '65-'66, Play '66; Jr. Play '66; Pep Squad '64-'66; Student John's Mainland Beauty College; Jr. Achievement '65-'67, Pres. of Co. '65-'66, Sweetheart of Co. '65'66, Con£. Rep. '65, Treas. of Co. '66-'67; GRA; FHA '64-'66; TeenAiders. IRIS CHERYL KEENER BARBARA JEAN KELLY Stingarette '64-'66; Drum Major '66-'67; Jr. Class Treas.; Junior Princess May Fete; Runner-up Optimist Queen; Candidate Band Sweetheart; Thespians '64-'67; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Student Dir. and Cast; Sr. Activities Committee. �ROBERT KELLEY Hon. Mention All-District in Base• ball '65-'66; Letterman's "T" Association '67; Thespian Play '64'65; Senior Activities Committee '67; J.V. Football '64-'65. LUCIEN DALE KETTLE TERUMI KIMURA AFS Exchange Student '66-'67; AFS '66-'67; Honorary Thespian Member '66-'67; Pep Squad '66· '67; Literary Guild '66-'67. IRA THOMAS KING i STEVEN KLOTZMAN LUCRETIA ANNETTE KNOX Nat. Hon. Soc. '65-'67, V.-Pres. '66, Pres. '67; Optimist Outstanding Girl '67; Am. Legion Hist. Award '65; AFS '65-'67, Rep. '66, Pres. '67; FTA '64-'67, Rep. '66, Sec. '67; Lit. Guild '65-'67; Sci. Club '66-'67; Sr. Play Cast '66; Straight A List '65, '66; Honor Guard '66; ISL Typing-2nd place, Dist. '66; Young Dem. '65-'67; V.-Pres. '67; Honor Grad. '67; Cand. Opt. Queen '67. ANDREW KNOXSON, JR. ZANDRA ELIZABETH KORZEN Copy Editor Yearbook Staff '66· '67; Pep Squad '64-'65; Career Club '66-'67; FTA '64-'65; AFS '64-'65; Commercial Club '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67. J i AUGUST ELEMER LaFOY 38 ELIZABETH ANN LAICHE �GLENDA LEA LAKOVICH RONALD DWIGHT LAMBRIGHT FFA '64-'65; FFA Chaplain '65-'66; DE Chaplain '66-'67; State leadership FFA '64-'65; State leadership FFA '65-'66. ROGER LYNN LANDRY Member and letterman of Swimming Team '65-'67; President of the Texas City Teen Club '66-'67; Teen Club board of directors '65'66; Second place award in the Gulf Coast Industrial Arts Fair '65-'66; Member of the Lettermen Club. DANIEL RAY LANGFORD SIDNEY LEA LANGSTON CYNTHIA PAULETTE LANIER Girls' Glee Club '65-'67; YWA Stewardship Chairman '66-'67; YW A President '65-'66. NORMA JEAN LAWSON Pep Squad '64-'66; Distributive Education Club Secretary '66-'67. JESSICA VIRGINIA LEESON Pep Squad '64-'67; Thespians '64'67; "Bells are Ringing"; "Music Man"; "Oklahoma"; Jr. Play '66; Sr. Play '66; Press Club; Year• book Business Manager; Band '64; Young Republican's Historian. SUZANNE LEGENDRE GRA's '64-'66; May Fete Duchess '67. WANDA GAYLE LEMMOND Future Nurses '65-'66; Junior Achievement Secretary '66-'67. �MARY LOUISE LIBERATO Volunteens '65-'67, President; Red Cross '65-'67, President; Future Teachers of America '65-'66; Career Club '65-'66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Yearbook Staff '66-'67, Clubs Editor; Science Oub '64'65; Math Seminar '65-'66; Press Club '66-'67; Language Assembly. NADINE ANN LIONTI Pep Squad '65-'67; Literary Guild Homecoming Duchess '64-'65; Secior Play, Costumes. JOSEPHINE LIRA MARIA ELENA LONGORIA Transfer: Raymondville High School, Raymondville, Texas; Homecoming Duchess '64-'65; Secretary-Treasurer of Future Homemakers of America '64-'66; Staff of School Newspaper '65-'66; Spanish Club '65-'66; Class Representative '64-'65; Volleyball Award '65-'66. MARY ELENA LOPEZ GORDON ALLAN LOVETT Key Club '64-'67; Honor Guard '66; Track Team '65-'67; Varsity '66-'67; Member of Board of Directors for the Interlude Coffee House. VIRGINIA DELL LOWE Pep Squad '65-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67; FHA '66-'67; Sting. Tales Spring Exchange Ed. '66-'67; Sr. Play Cast '66-'67; May Fete '67; Jr. Play '65-'66; GRA '64-'65; Girl Scouts '65-'67; Miss Secretary '67. 40 ADA JANE LOWRY MARY MARTHA LOPEZ Pep Squad '66-'67; Future Nurses '64-'65. CHARLES WASSON LOWE �HUNTER C. LOWRY NORA EVELIA LOYA Pep Squad '64-'67; Volunteens '64-'67; F.H.A. '64-'65; F.T.A. '66'67; Press Chili '66-'67; Sr. Play '67; Cand. Lulac Queen '66-'67Fi.rst Runner Up; Jr. Lulac Sweetheart '65 Jr. Lulac Secretary '6566; Vice-Pres. '66-67. PATSY CARLYNE LUCAS Natl. Honor Society; Cand. Band Sweetheart; Stingarette '64-'66; Head Drill Leader '66-'67; Dist. Band '65-'66; Reg. Band '65-'67; Honor Grad. '67; Lit. Guild '66'67; Sr. Play; Honor Guard '66; Cal. Trip '65; Six Flags Trip '67; Solo and Ensemble Cont. '64-'67; U. of H. Drill Leader '64-'67; Thes. Plays '65-'67; Astrodome Opening; U. of H. Band C]jnic '66; Band Sch. To U. of H. JAMES F. LUH ING GARY BRIA RO LUTO STEPHEN WAYNE McCOY Scholarship to Kilgore Jr. College. LORINE MCDANIEL NANCY JEANE MCDONALD RITA ANN MCELDUFF Future Nurses of America '6465; Future Homemakers of America '66-67 Commercial Club '6667. IE THOMAS MCCLELLEN �CLIFFORD LYLE McGEE Rotary Vocational Scholarship '67. PATRICK ALLAN McNULTY Key Club '65-'67; Sr. Board Member '67; Big Vic Honor Guard '66'67; DLG's '66-'67; German Oub '66-'67; Senior Play '66-'67; Band '64-'67; California trip '64-'65; Leadership Banquet '67; Key Club Convention '67. JENNIFER JO McQUAGE Future Homemakers of America '66-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Noon Optimist Runner-Up '66-'67 Crisco Trophy REBECCA CATHERINE MARSH Editor-in-chief of '66-'67 Stingaree; Literary Guild '65-'67; Honorary Math Seminar '67; French Club, Sec. '67; Pep Squad '64-'67; Leadership Banquet '67; Thespians '65-'67; Press Club '67; Sophomore Class Treasurer '64-'65; Publication Award for Yearbook '67. MARIA EUGENIA MARURI Demolay Sweetheart Nominee '65'66; F.F.A. Sweetheart Nominee '66-'67 Noon Optimist Queen Nominee '66-'67; French Club '65-'66; Junior Play '65-'66; Senior Play '66-'67; Junior Rotarian '66-'67. 42 DARLENE MARTIN Astro Dome Opening; California Trip '65; Campus Talent '66; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'67; Corpus Christi '67; Six Flags Contest '67; Texarkana '66; Future Homemakers of America. RONALD GLENN MARTIN MINNIE MARTINEZ PATRICIA FRANCES MARTINEZ FRANCES LEE MATTHEWS �ELAINE ANN MAUTE Choir Director's Award. LINDA JANE MAXWELL Vice President G.R.A.'s; G.R.A.'s '65-'67; Vice President Red Cross; Rainbows '63-'67; Tennis Team '64-'65; Press Club '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'65; Volunteens; Y.W.T. Career Club '65-'67; Best all around Health, Physical Education and Recreation Girl. DAVID ARTHUR MAY GARY LAWRENCE MAYES DONZELLE MEDINA DIANNE LYNN MESSAMORE D.E. '66-'67; Personal Director in Junior Achievement '66-'67; Junior Achievement Sweetheart Candidate. BARBARA SHARON MICHELETTI Honor Graduate '67; Nat. Hon. Soc. '66; Honor Guard '66; Thes. '64-'65; Pep Squad '64-'67; French Club, Pres. '66-'67; Treas. '65-'66; Lit. Guild '65-'66; Historian '66-'67; Del. to Texas Youth Conference '66; CYO Vice Pres. of Galveston Dist. '66-67, Seer. '65'66, Seer. Parish '66-'67. RONALD LEE MILBURN DONNA KAYE MILLER ELANDA MILLER Pianist for Girl's Glee Club '66'67; Member of Girl's Glee Club '66-'67; Future Homemakers of America '66-'67; Future Teachers of America '64-'65. �LINDA KAY MILLER Pep Squad '64-'65; French Club '64-'66; Jr. Achievement '64-'67, Treas. '64-'67; FNA '65-'66; GRA '64-'65 Basketball; Candidate for JA Sweetheart '67; Fall Assoc. Sports Ed. '66; Press Club '66; Honor Graduate '67. DONNA LYNN MILLS Band Parents Club Award '67; University of Houston Scholarship '67. MARGARET L. MILLS MIKE MIRANDA LINDA T. MORECRAFf Acapella Choir '65-'67; Gold Medals at Solo and Ensemble Contest '67; Thespians '65-'66. 44 NANCY VIRGINIA MIZE Transferred from Ball High: Red Cross '64-'65; Future Teachers '64-'65; Future Nurses '64-'65; Jr. Classical League '64-'65. TCHS: Sr. Play '66-'67; Red Cross '66'67; JA '66-'67; JA Sec. '67; Pep Squad '66-'67. JAMES ALTON MOORE, JR. Math Seminar; JV Football; Letterman '65-'66. PEGGY GAYLENE MOORE Thespians '66; Los Angeles Band Trip '65; Buccaneer Music Festival '65-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'67; Six Flags Trip '67; Band '64-'67; Texarkana Band Trip '66; University of Houston Games; Colt 45 game '65; Astrodome. TERRY WAYNE MOORE MARGARET ANN MORFORD FHA '65-'67. �JERRY STEVENS MORROW D.L.G.'s '66-'67; Science Club '66'67; DeMolay. GARY WAYNE MORSE Swimming Team '64-'65; Chess Club '64-'65; German Club '66-'67. MARY SUE MORTON GARY WAYNE MUELLER GLADYS WYVONNE MURPHY JUDY ELAINE MURPHY ELIZABETH ELAINE MYERS Tennis '64; French Club '65-'67, Acappella Choir & Girls' Glee Club Accompanist '65-'67; Acapella Choir Librarian '66-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Rainbows '64-'67; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award '67; A.F.S. '65-'66. PAUL NORRIS NERREN Honor Society '65-'66; Boy's State '66; Key Club '65-'67; Secretary '67; Thespians '65-'67, Treas. '67; JR. Rotarian; DLG '66-'67; Student Council '67; AFS '66; Thespian Play '65-'66; Honor Guard '66; Big Vic Guard '67. JO ANN NEVE PHYLLIS ANN NEWMAN �KAY FRANCES NUNN Cheerleader '65-'67; Student Council '64-'67; FFA Sweetheart; Choir, 1st Place Ensemble '66, '67; DLG Sweetheart; AFS Hootenanny; Pep Squad '64 Cand for Homecoming Queen, All School Fav.; Football QueP,n '66; Cand. for Soph., Jr. Fav.; Cand. for FFA, Key Club, DeMolay Sweetheart '66; Press Club; Sting Tales ; Lit. Guild; Tres. GERALDINE JANICE OCHOA Lulac Scholarship; Highest BA Average SHARON LYNN O'DANIEL BETTY JANE O'DELL ROSIE ORTIZ 46 CARL N. ODOM DIANA MARGARET OLSON Commercial Club '66-'67; Technical Vocational Scholarship '67; Shorthand Interscholastic League. CAROLYN OPERSTENY Honor Graduate '67; Yearbook Senior Section Editor; Press Club '66-'67 GILBERT ANTHONY ORTEZ Thespian '66-'67; "Oklahoma" '67; "Carnival" Hede Fine Arts '66; Acapella Choir '63-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contest '67; Choir Contest '64-'67; All Region Try Outs '66; N.Y.P.S. Secretary Treasurer '64; UIL Cast '67; Key Club '67; AFS Hootenanny '66; Choir "Spring Festival" '65-'67. SUSAN LAEL OSTEEN Girls Recreation Association '63'67; 1st and 2nd Awards '64; 3rd Award '65; 4th Award '66; Swimming Manager '64; Archery Manager '64; Volleyball Champ '67; Reporter '65; Recorder '66; GRA Banquet '65; GRA Picnic '66; Commercial Club '66-'67; Shorthand Interscholastic League '67. �PATRICIA MAXINE OTTINGER Vice-Pres. of Student Council '66'65'67; Sec of Jr Class '66; Jr. Rotarian '66; FTA '64. '66; Solo and Ensemble contest '65-'67; Band '64-'67; Stingarette '64-'67; Cand. for Soph. Band Sweetheart '65-'66; Sec. of Press Club '66-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Sr. Play '67; Sting Tales '66-'67; Lead. Banq. '67; Drill Leader U of H '64-'66; Six Flags Contest '67; Awards Assembly '67. JEANNE LEA OWENS Treas. of Senior Class '66-'67; Assistant Drum Major; Choreographer for Stingarettes '65-'67; Stingarette '64-'67; Cand. for Band Sweetheart; Thespian '64-'67; Thespian Play '64-'67; Choreog• rapher for Thespian Play '65'67; Historian for Thespians '66'67; Member of Senior Activities Committee; Band Scholarship to University of Houston. SANDRA L. PACKARD Pep Squad '64-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Girl's Recreation Association; Volleyball Champ '67 CONNIE RHEA PALMER D.E. Reporter '66-'67; J .A. Treasurer '66-'67; J .A. First RunnerUp Sweetheart '65; F.F.A. Norn. Sweetheart '65-'67; McCall's Teen Fashion Board; J .A. '65-'67; FHA '67; Pep Squad '63-'65; Leadership Banquet. ,. RENE LOUISE PALMER Americans Abroad Can. '66-'67; A.F.S. '66-'67; Le Cercle Franca is '66-'67; A Cappella Choir '66'67; F.T.A. '64-'65; Symphonic Band '64-'66; Astrodome Opening '65; Los Angeles Tour '65; Tex• arkana Trip '66; Band Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'66; Choir Solo and Ensemble Contest '66'67; Scholastic Scholarship to Houston Baptist College '66-'67; Honor Grad. DONNIE W. PARR DENNIS LEE PATTERSON Sophomore Favorite; Junior Favorite; Senior Favorjte; All School Favorite '65-'66; Vice PresidentLetterman's "T" Club; F.H.A. Beau; Junior Varsity Baseball and Football '64-'65; Varsity Football '65-'67; Varsity Baseball '65-'66; Senior Activities Committee; Candidate All School Favorite '66-'67; American Legion Scholarship for Outstanding Student. JERRY M. PATTERSON PA TRICIA DIANE PATTERSON Junior Achievement '64-'65; Achiever Award '65; Future Nurs• es of America '64-'66; GRA Volleyball '66. SUELLYN PARHAM D.E. Secretary '67; Thespians '63'65; Thespian Play '64; Marine Biology Club Secretary '64; Literary Guild '64; Pep Squad '63'65; American Field Service '64. �ANA MARIA PEDRAZA Student Council '65-'66; Program Seller Chairman '66-'67; Volunteens '67; Rotary Ann '67; Acappella Choir '65-'67; Acappella Choir Sec-Treas. '66-'67; Career Club '67. GUSTAVO RUDY PEREZ r MARGARET A. PERKINS MARVIN CHARLES PETERSON Joe Lile Award '67. ! II BRENDA ANN POSEY 48 SANDRA KAY PHARR BONNIE JEAN PICKETT Literary Guild '65-'67; Senior Play Cast Member '67; Thespian Society '64-'65; Press Club '66'67; Stingaree Tales Reporter, First Semester '66-'67; Annual Staff, Second Semester '66-'67. CARLA KAY PIERCE Teen-Aiders '65-'66; Career Club '66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'66; GRA '64; Junior Achievement '65-'66; Thespians '65-'66; Junior Play '65. DAVID PILSNER SIDNEY C. POSTON, JR. I �MARGARET GENE PREEST ADA JEAN PRESCOTT CHERI PROPP Transfer from Pecos High '63-'65; Band '63-'65; ISL Spelling '65; National Honor Society '66; American Field Service '66; Thespians '66-'67; Music Man '66; Oklahoma '67; Literary Guild '66-'67; Honor Graduate. THOMAS MICHAEL PROUTY Thespians '64-'6.7; Key Club '65'67; President, Thespians '67; F.T.A. '67; D.LG.'s '67; Junior Achievement '65-'67; Junior Play '66; Senior Play '67; Sting Of Week; Band Vice-Pres. '67; Dernolays '66-'67; Scribe '67; L.A. Trip '65; Science Club '66; Speech Award; Best Thespian Award; May Fete Duke '66-'67; Outstanding Key Clubber; Sandy Nininger Award; Kiwanis Scholarship for Outstanding Student. ANDRIA LEIGH PUCKETT National Honor Society '66-'67; Thespian Treas. '67; Lit. Guild '66-'67; Lit. Guild Treas. '67; Pep Squad '65-'67; A.F.S. '66; Candy Striper '65-'66; Thespian Plays Cast '66-'67; Jr. Play Make-up '66; Sr. Play Cast '67; Sr. Play Publicity Chairman '67; Leadership Banquet '67; Honor Graduate. GEORGE THOMAS PYLE GEORGE ARTHUR RAY JUDY DARLENE RAY National Honor Society; Texas City Jaycee Scholastic A Award; Honor Graduate. LINDA JEANETTE RAY Stingaree Tales Cartoonist '66'67; Press Club '66-'67; Red Cross '66-'67; Jr. Achievement '65-'67; Pep Squad '64-'66; Junior Play '66; Thespians '64-'66; AFS '65'66; FHA '65-'66; GRA '64-'66; Science Club '64-'65. DORIS PATRICIA RENFROE J.A. '64-'67; Cand. J.A. Sweetheart '64-'65; J .A. Pres. '64-'67; Achiever Association Pres. '65-'66; Achiever Award '64-'66; Jr. Exec. Award '64-'66; Pep Squad '64'66; Press Club '66-'67; 2nd Place Young President's Contest '65-'66. �TRUDIE JEANICE RICE SONYA L. RICHARDSON BENNY JOE :tODRIGUEZ ELIZABETH ANN RODRIGUEZ Future Teachers of America '64'65; Commercial Club '66-'67; Lulac Scholarship '67. ROBERT REED ROSS Varsity Track '67; Junior Varsity Basketball '64-'65; Junior Varsity Football '66; Junior Varsity Track '65-'66. 50 NORMA RUELAS MARTHA ANN ROGERS SUSAN MARIE ROSENBLAD National Honor Society '65-'66; Honor Guard 466 ; National Science Foundation summer Science Training Project at L.S.U. '66; Science Club '66-'67; Thespians '64-'66; Pep Squad '64-'66; GRA '64-'65; Jr. Rotary Ann '67; May Fete Duchess '67. Honor Graduate '67. JANE ROSENBLATI NaL Hon. Soc. '66-'67; Hon. Guard '66 ; May F ete Duchess '66; Jr. Rotary Ann; Literary Guild '66; Pep Squad '65-'66; Science Club; AFS; AFS Hootenanny '66; Thespians; Thespian Play '65-'66; Honorary Math Seminar; Stark High School Science Symposium; Honor Graduate '67. HULON KIRK ROSS, JR. DeMolays; Junior Varsity Baseball '65; Varsity Baseball '66-'67; Science Club '67; Junior Play '65; Thespian Play '65. �RONALD C. SALLES HARRY WAYNE SANDERS Section Leader Stingaree Symphonic Band (Alto Sax); All-District 65-67; All-Region 65-67; AllArea 65-67; All-State Symphonic Band '67; U.I.L Solo and Ensemble Contests; winner of 9 gold medals and 1 silver medal; VicePresident of German Club; Band Scholarship to University of Houston. BEVERLY JOYCE SANSOM Band '64; Stingarette 1964-67; Commercial Club; Thespians; Senior Play; Y.W.T. Program Chairman. ROBERT CHARLES SCHLITZBERGER TERRY LEE SCHULTZ BARBARA LYNN SCRIBNER Honor Guard '66; Lit. Guild '66'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; F.T.A. '66-67; Press Club '66-'67; Junior Editor of Annual '66-'67; Junior Play Usher '66 I.S.L. Typing '65; I.S.L. Shorthand '67; Honor Graduate. FRANCES KAREN SCRUGGS Yearbook Sports Editor '66-67; Press Club '66-67; Commercial Club '66-67; May Fete Usher '67; Pep Squad '64-66; Thespians '6566 ; Thespian Play '66; Junior Play '66; Volunteens '66; Candy Stripers '64-'66. MACHELLE M. SEIBEL Vice-Pres. Key Club; Honor Guard; Sr. Play; Thespian Play '66-67; All Region Choir '67; I.S.L. Play '67; Stingaree of the Week '67; Am. Legion Oratorical Contest '66-'67; J.V. Basketball '65; Golf '66; DeMolays '65-67; Science Club; D.L.G.'s '66-67; Thespians '66-67; Jr. Rotary Ann; Lead. Banquet '66-67 Most valuable member Choral Club; Wel: come Address '67; Honor Grad. SUZANNE FAYE SEXTON CURTIS D. SHARP �GERALD KEITH SHARP GLENN EDWARD SHEFFIELD PAMELA ANN SHELTON Pep Squad; Distributive Education; GRA. WILLIAM ALBERT SHERR Tues. '64-'67; Vice-Pres. Tues. '67; Key Club '64-'67; DeMolays Past Scribe; Sr. Activities Committee; Jr. Rotarian '67; Sting. of the Week '67; Jr. Play '66; Sr. Play '67; Youth Gov. Day _Superintendent of Schools '64; Fire Chief '66; Track Varsity Letterman '64; Football Letterman '64; Lead. Banq.; Acapella Choir. JACQUELINE ANN SIMON Wanda Irwin Secretarial Career Scholarship '67. 52 JOHN DANE SHOCKEY _IVEY ALLEN SIMMONS JR. DeMolays '64-'67, Treasurer '65'66. MORRIS NEAL SIMMONS WINIFRED ANNE SIMMONS ARTHUR McPHERSON SIMS Varsity Football Letterman '65'67; Jr. Var. Football Letterman '64-'65; Key Club '64-'65; Jr. Olympics '64-'65; Letterman Club '66-'67; Tues. Play, Oklahoma '67; CYO Community Public Service Chairman; Var. Track '64'65; Jr. Achievement Co. Pres. '66-'67. �MICHAEL SIMS ANNA LOUISE SLADE Treas. of Volunteens '66-'67; Vice Pres. of Future Nurses '66; Reporter for Stingaree Tales '67; Certificate of Scholastic Achievement '65; Third place medal in Interscholastic Spelling Contest '65; Honor Graduate '67; Rotary Vocational Scholarship '67. GARY ALAN SMITH Junior Varsity Basketball '65; Varsity Football '65-'67; Member of Letterman's "T" Association. HERMAN WAYNE SMITH Stu. Coun. '64-'67, Treas. '65-'66; DLG's '65-'67, Pres. '66-'67; Var. Basketball '66-'67; JV Football '64-'65; JV Basketball '64-'66; JV Baseball '64-'65; Honor Guard '66; ISL Persuasive Speaking '65; ISL Ready Writing, Sec. Place '66; Nominated to Air Force Academy by Congressman Jack Brooks; Hon. Grad. '67. LARRY WAYNE SMITH NANCY DIANE SMITH RICHARD C. SMITH Thespians '65-'67; Stage Manager for Bells Are Ringing '65, Music Man '66, Oklahoma '67; Key Club '67 ; DLG's '65-'67; S.G.T. at Arms of Thespians '65-'66. RONALD JAMES SMITH Jr. Var. Basketball '65-'66; Jr. Var. Football '65-'66; Jr. Var. Baseball '65-'66; Var. Football '66'67; All District Hon. Mention '66-'67; Var. Basketball '66-'67; Var. Baseball '66-'67; Football Academic Award '66-'67; Hon. Guard '65-'66; Demolays '64-'67; All-round in all sports award; Evening Optimist Scholarship '67. CLIFTON RAY SNODGRASS CATHRYN LOUISE SP ARKS Honor Soc. '65-'67; Band '64-'67; Stingarette '65-'67; Lit. Guild '66'67; Cand. Band Sweetheart '67; Calif. tour, U of H drill leader, Solo & Ens. Con '64-'67; Tbes. Play '65; Honor Graduate '67. �RONALD CRAIG SPEER Tri-Captain of Football Team '66'67; Most Vah1,able Player '66; Three year Varsity Letterman in Football; Honorable Mention for All-District '66; Letterman's "T" Association. ROBERT DALE SPENCER MARGARET ANN SPINN Future Teachers '65-67; Vice President '67; Literary Guild '67; Leadership Banquet '67; Honor Graduate '67. PATRICIA LYNN SPOOR DANNY RAY STEM WILMA JOYCE STERLING • Girls Glee Oub '65-'66; First place in Solo Contest '65-'66; Future Homemakers of America '65'66; Girls' Glee Club '66-'67. SHARON KAY STEWART Senior Play '66-'67; GRA Volleyball '66-'67. 54 JAMES HARVEY STILES NANCY LOU STEPHENS LINDA LEE STEWART Thespians '65-'67; Thespian play '66; French Club '66-'67. �JACK PERSHI G STRA GE Opt. Outstanding Boy; Nat. Hon. Soc. '66-'67; Var. Football '64'66; Hon. Mention All-District '65-'66; Football Scholastic Award '65; Var. Basketball '65-'66; Jr. Var. Ba ketball '64-'65; Honor Guard '66; Farewell Address '67; Amoco Scholarship for Outstanding Student; Honor Graduate. CAROL J E THOMAS GLENN MICHlAEL THOMPSON Key Chili '64-'66; Thespian Play '64-'66; Junior Play '65-'66; Band '64-'66; Los Angeles Trip '65; Texarkana Trip '66. GLENN E. STUBBLEFIELD JAME.S HUBERT SWEATT MICHAEL L. TALLEY DeMolays '65-'67. A CY HELE TEMPLE GRA's '64-'67, Parliamentarian '66-'67; All Star Basketball Team '66-'67; Science Club '65-'67; German Club '65-'67; Tennis Team '64-'65. REBECA O ITA TEMPLE All-School Sweetheart '67; om. Homecoming Queen '67; om. AllSchool Fav. '67; om. Sr. and Soph. Fav; Finalist FFA Sweetheart '65-'67; Opt. Queen Runner-Up '65; om. DeMolay Sweetheart '66; om. Opt. Queen '67; Jr. Rotarian; lay Fete Duchess '65-'66; May Fete Lady-in-Waiting '67; Lit. Guild '66-'67; Hon. Guard; AFS '66-'67; Pep Squad '65-'66; Jr. Play; Sting. of Week. Youth in Gov. '66; Hon. Grad. '67. EMRY LEE THOMAS JERRY D. THOMPSON Tri-captain, all district football; Varsity '65-'67; Jr. Varsity '64-'65; A Cappella Choir '66-'67; Thespian Play '65-'66; Scholarship to Tyler Jr. College. �SHARON ANN THOMPSON Nat. Hon. Soc. '66-'67; Lit. Guild '65-'67; Recording Sec. '66-'67; Thes. Play '65, '67; Thes. '66'67; Science Club '64-'67; Rep. '66-'67; Math Seminar '65-'67; AFS '64-'65; Press Club '66-'67; Fall Exchange Ed. Sting. Tales '66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Honor Guard '66; LeadeTship Bang. '67; Honor Grad. '67; Rotary Schol11rship for Outstanding Student. MARTHA DEBORAH THORNTON Transferred from Hurricane High School, Hurricane, West Virginia: Boy's Chorus Sweetheart '64-'65; Chorus '64-'65; Miss Hi-Y '65'66; Y-Teens '64-'66; FHA '66. ITHAL TODESCO HERMAN THOMAS TOUPS Key Club '64-'67; Recording Secretary '66-'67; Chairman Leadership Banquet '66-'67; Honor Guard '66; Junior Rotarian. BARBARA ANNE TURNER 66 SHERRY JUNE TRAMMELL Stingarette '66-'67; Band '63-'67; California Band Trip '64-'65; Solo & Ensemble Contest '63-'66. MARY ANN TREE Girl's Recreation Association '64'65; Thespians '65-'66; Future Teaohers of America '66; American Field Service '65; Honor Guard '66; Pep Squad '65-'66; May Fete '67. MEREDITH ANN TREECE JAMES KEITH TRIPLETT Honor Guard '65-'66; Varsity Letterman's "T" Association '66-'67; Varsity Football manager '65-'66; Varsity Baseball '65-'67, DeMolays '63-'67. MARGIE MARIE VANSA �MARK HENDRIX VARLEY Varsity Baseball '67; Jr. Varsity Baseball '66; Jr. Varsity football '65; Junior Rotarian '67; Student Council, Junior Class '65-'66; Vice President Texas City Teenage Club. GLORIA VILLARREAL Future Nurses of America '64-'66; Commercial Club '66-'67; GRA's '64-'65. DIANE MARIE VOORHEES ,Stingarette '64-'67; Teen Club Board Member '64-'65, Treas. '65'66, Sec. '66-'67; May Fete '66; Commercial Club '66-'67; Rainbows; YWT '66-'67; LA Trip '65; Drill Leader, U of H '64-'66; Dome Stadium '64-'66; Sr. Play Usher '67; Thespian Orchestra '66-'67; Ensemble Cont. '64-'67; FTA '64-'65; Salute to Youth Program '66. JAMES RICHARD WATSON KENNETH J. WEAVER LEW EDWIN WEBER All-School Favorite '66-'67; CYO President '66-'67; Key Club '64'66; JV Football '64-'66; Mgr. Football '66-'67; Letterman's Club '66-'67; Senior Play; Thespian Play '66-'67. HOWARD W. WEIR BARBARA JOY WELCH Treasurer of Future Nurses of America '65-'66; Reporter for Stingaree Tales '67; Volunteens '66-'67; Literary Guild '65-'66; Press Club '66-'67. LARRY C. WESLEY BILLY MICHAEL WHEATLEY Track '64-'67. �... CHERYL CHRISTINA WHITE MARK G. WHITE Honor Society '66-'67; President '66-'67; Science Club, Second Vice President; Golf Team '64-'66; Texas Chemical Society (chem. high grade) Award '67; Honor Graduate '67. TONI SHERRI WHITELEY WILLIAM DICK WILES Kiwanis Award; Junior Chamber of Commerce Award; President of Key Club '66-'67. JANET LEIGH WILLIAMS Girls' Glee Club '66-'67. 58 EVA ESTELL WILEY ALLEN DON WILKENFELD Football Scholarship to Kilgore Jr. College. CAROL ANN WILLIAMS EDNA PEARL WILLIAMS Band '64-'67; Stingarette '65-'67; Calif. Tour '65; Solo and Ensemble Cont. '64-'67; Six Flags Cont. '67; Astrodome Opening '65; Concert Cont. '64-'67; Texarkana Convention '66; Drill Leader-Oiler Game '66; Drill Leader-U. of H. Games '65-'67; Corpus Christi Cont. '67. LINDA NELL WILLIAMS �MARSHALL WAYNE WILLIAMS NORRIS LEE WILL'IAMS SHERRY L. WILLIAMS VICKI LEE WILLIAMS Thespians '65-'67; Thespian Play '66-'67; Candidate for Noon Optimist Queen '67; Pep Squad '64'66; Commercial Club '67; Press Oub '67; Stingaree Teles Staff '67; Senior Play '67. CAROLYN KAY WILLIS Cheerleader '65-'67; Key Club Sweetheart '67; Nat. Hon. Society '65-'67; FFA Runner-up Sweetheart '67; DeMolay Sweetheart '67; Cand. Homecoming Queen '67; Cand. All-School Fav. '67; Cand. Football Sweetheart '67; Asso. Sports Ed. of Year book '67; Jr. Rotary Ann '67; Stu. Coun. '64-'66; Hon. Guard '66; DeMolay May Fete Duchess '67; Lead. Banq. '65-'67; Sr. Play '67; Hon. Grad. '67. CHERYL LYNN WIMBERLY Noon Optimist Queen '67; Runner-up Evening Opt. Queen '66; Pep Squad '65-'66; Jr. Rot. Ann '67; Thespians '65-'66; Thespian Plays '65-'66, Choreographer '66; Jr. Play Cast; Lead. Banq. '65'66 ; May F ete Duchess '65; GRA's '65; AFS '65-'66; Press Club '67; Jr. Achievement '65, Vice Pres. Mainland Assoc; JA Sweetheart Nominee '65. RUDY KARL WISTING HAUSEN GLORIA JEAN WOODKINS GRA's '65; Junior Olympics, First Place Award in 4:40 Relay; President of the Intermediate Usherboard; Outstanding Library Worker '67. SHERRY DALE WOOLSEY Pep Squad '65-'66; May Fete Duchess '65; Candidate for FFA Sweetheart '67; Junior Achievement '65; American Field Service '66; Girls Glee Club '67; Thespian Play '66; Senior Play '67. DOUGLAS LYLE WYATT Best All-Around Athlete '66; AllDistrict Honorable Mention; Letterman in Football and Track '64'67; Regional Qualifying Team; DeMolays; Letterman's Club; Scholarship to A & I. �PAUL BUFORD YATES Math Seminar '66-'67; Science Club '66-'67; Golf Team '65-'67; Basketball Statistician '66-'67; Key Club '65-'66; Public Health Essay Winner '67; Honor Guard for '66 Graduation; Honor Graduate '67. Moments 60 Before B accalaureate Service The of 1967 61 �Practicing For Commencement Friday Morning, May 26, 1967 62 �63 �icers . Yh'ITE D .f!A TE S DEBBIE LANDTROOP Treasurer 64 �Cynthia Abel Kathy Adams Richard Albaugh Gloria Aldape Mike Allemand Mr. Landers, Mr. Davis, and Student Council President, Mike Casey, present the Student Handbook to the school. James Anders Katie Anderson Sally Anderson Kathy Andrews Gerri Anzaldua Ellen Applegath Marian Armstrong Calvin Arnold Vance Arriola Jerry Atwood Alejandra Avalos Lupe Ayala Karen Bagby Carolyn Baker Dan Baker 65 �Gary Banks Jean Banks Wanda Barlow Janie Barnard Grady Barron Wayne Bazemore Linda Belk Jessie Bell Iris Bergeron Beverly Bessent Carolyn Bice Mike Bigler Daphna Black Victoria Blackburn Susan Blakely Larry Blanton Kelly Blass John Bonneau Jack Bornsheuer Trellen Bozeman Karen Cochran and Carol Ellis received letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation. 66 �Is that a big game hunter or the Music Man? Ruth Bradford Tim Bradley Sharon Brannon Chris Briggs Alan Bristow Mi.ke Broach Gerald Brown Linda Brown Pat Brown · Beverly Bruce Charles Bruce Shirley Bruggman Betty Bryant Sandra Bryant Noel Burton Martha· Byrd John Calhoun Kerry Camfield Robin Campbell Craig Canon 67 �Jeauquitte Carden Grace Carrell David Casalini Pat Casper Stephen Cates Bonnie Caudle Sandra Caudle Alvah Chambers Gisela Chambers Aleda Chandler There are normal Stingarettes, and then there are those who think they are good guys because they wear white hats. Harry Chapin Leah Chauvin Wallace Christie David Clark Debbie Clark Shannon Clark Richard Claywell Sharon Clepper John Cliver Kenneth Cobb 68 �Phyllis Coffey Terry Coker Charles Cook Frank Corley Donald Cogburn Jewell Colston John Corcoran Eddie Cornish This is Journalism! ! ? ... Wayne Cornish Phillip Cotham Jenny Courtright Ronald Cowan Lou Ann Cox Steven Cox Janet Craig Lynda Craig Wain Craig Greg Crenshaw 69 �Jackie Criddle Christian Cunningham Lesley Curry Devora Dalbert Selaine Dalbert Mike Darby Leon Davis Linda Davis Nita Davis Steven Davis Beverly Davison Pat Day Dianna Deggs Larry Delao Jerry Day Bruce Dean Ralph Delanoix Junior DeLeon b Conversation between the Stingaree Tales Editors: Tyra: "Will you please stop typing, Janine. You're breaking my finger." 70 �Ronald Dennis Marilyn Denny Linda Depasqual James R. Dick Steven Dickey Linda Dickson Ronald Dillon Larry Disbrow Ann Dlabay David Donaldson Mark, did you forget your suit pants for the Home<;oming Dance? John Donoho Bennie Dorfman Rickey Dorriety Richie Dotson Dopey Doucet Mike Drake Diane DuBose Tommy Dunn Dorthy Durdin Louis Durdin 71 �John Duree Modell Edmond Pat Edmundson Gloria Edwards Joan Ellis Clifford Epperson Cynthia Erwin Eva Escamilla Bob Fairey Myrl Faulk George Felkner Donna Ferguson J.B. Fitch Clyde Foster Bill Ferguson Martha Fiegel Susanne Foreman Donna Fox J At the homecoming bonfire the "prospective graduates" of 1967 put on their gear for the rough road ahead. 72 �Babs Friloux Isabel Fuentes Tommy Garb Ethel Garrett Greg Garrett Mike: When I look into your eyes ... Paul Garza Richard Garza Richard Garza Janet Gates Karen Gerky Gaynell Giddings Lloyd Gilliam Latricia Glass Linda Glass Sally Glazener Peggy Godard Mary Ann Godfrey James Godwin • Charles Goldenschue Ann Gomez 73 �Jimmy Goodroe David Gorcyca John Gorman Larry Goudeau Daniel Gracia Mickey Granger Margie Gregory Anne Gremillion Bobby Griffin Ken Gritta Carol Grove Stephen Hager Cynthia Hair James Hale Alan Hall Linda Hammock Carol Sue Hardy Greg Hardy . Sandra Harris Mike Harrison T.C.H.S. teachers observe the Friday morrung pep rallies as enthusiasm fills the hearts of all? 74 �Oh, no! We mispelled it! Robert Harrison Sheila Harrison Linda Hart Patsy Hart Rita Henderson P enny Hernandez Elaine Herod L. J. Hertenberger Sherry Herzog Melody Hewitt Buddy Hinojosa Pam Hobbs Glenda Hocutt Charlene Holcomb Kay Holley Dan Honeycutt Stephen Horner Paul Horton Phyllis Houston Vicki Howell 75 �Janie Huff Jerry Hunter Linda Hustedde Connie Hutto Jimmy Hutto Sammy Hyde Tommy James Steve J aworski Anita Jay Teresa Jennings No one can understand why, when the F.F.A. members gave a party honoring their sweetheart candidates, milk wasn't served. Ruben Johanson Charlene Johnson Cliff Johnson Mike Johnson Sharon Johnson Deveta Johnston Jerry Jolly Bobby Jones Debby Jones Leon Jones 76 �Pat Jones Betty Kearney Martin Kelly Bill Kenny Cindy Jordan Brenda Kelly Reggie Kelley Laban Kimble • The Old Lamplighter strikes again ... Clifton King Katherine Knapp Liz Knapp Jana Kocourek Jane Kornegay Roger Krumholt Ronnie Lowrey Richard Ludlam Delois Luhning Deven Luhning 77 �Cleo Lynch Leo Lynch Ludie Lynch Shirley McAdams Ruth McDonald Jimmy Mcilvain Phillip McLain Paulette McLemore Arthur McN eel Max McNees Milton McQuage Paul Mabry Eddie Marshall Becky Martin Laura McQuaig Danny Malone Frank Marshall Karen Martin !!1 . ,~. ~ ~ ~ -~ -~ ·'l_,.,. \ " .,,.."'S ('l.'-- . • ' ":¥ ' ,..,~ . -~::. " •• - ).._ - ..' ' ' 't.'- .\..."'. .. ;,.t,;. ~- . ,, ' ... . ,,. ► -~ .... .: . • ' -. • ~ ' ·. ' 6, 'I'-:~~ -~.,l\ ' .; ~- • l \ , . ·' ~ No, Tyra, you can't be the angel on top. ( 78 �Ruth Martin Maurice Mascorro Sandra May Gilbert Mayfield Yolanda Medina Janice Meidam Shirley Meyers Mark Meza Curtis Miles Michael Miles Literary Guild seems to be confused at their initiation-Since when are the Indians the good guys? Bubba Miller Mark Miller Warren Miller Carolyn Milton Dianne J. Milton Glenda Minton Dewey Mitchell Lynette Mitchell Diane Mobley Linda Mobley 79 �Paul Mobley Bill Moeller Angie Molis Judy Mooney Danna Moore Ginger Morgan Susan Morris Cathy Morton Leslie Mueller Laura Mullins J. W. Murphy Carolyn Myers Kathy Nichols Gary Nolen So you're in the football parade, you're riding in a Riviera, and now you want to be in a picture, Mr. Johnston. Mr. Staggs, lean further back so Mr. Laine can get in the picture. 80 Bobby Myers Rose Nebout Lupe Nieto Dwaine Nolte �Henry Norris Nathan Norris Danny O'Daniel Bryan Ohmert Erin O'Reilly Pep Squad contains a group of promising junior girls. Gloria Orozco Shan O'steen Maxine Overbeck Gloria Owens Shirley Ozarchuk Laura Padilla Hannah Page Linda Painter Kim Pan Cheryl Parkinson Becky Pate Susan Pate Jack Patterson Jerry Pearson Lee Penna 81 �Esther Perez Greg Perryman Cindy Peters Mary Polanco Shelley Pollom Kay Price Ricky Prince Janet Purkaple Wysonda Pye Joan Quebe Larry Rackard Donald Ramber Rachel Ramos Santos Ramos Dianna Ramsey Sheila Randle John Rasor Gilbert Reyes Terri Rice Jimmy Risinger Does anyone really know what to do? 82 �CowLoys and Indians was the theme of this year's Literary Guild Initiation. Edwin Roberts Kenny Roberts Larry Roberts Barbara Robertson Betty Robertson Darrel Robinson Sandy Rogstad Barbara Rosenberg Lawrence Rosenblad Billy Ross Larry Rousseau Phyllis Russell Leslie Salles Steve Samford Linda Sansom Mike Sartor Judy Sauer Richard Saunders Vickie Saunders Nannette Schlesinger 83 �Sherry Scoggins Mark Seelbach Marianne Sefcik Richard Segura Dianne Shannon Jerry Sharp Alan Shelburne George Shepard Charles Sheridan Dorothy Shields "From the ashes of disgrace he rose . . . a fiery phoenix." Keats George Shields Sharon Shipman Nancy Shockey Ruby Sholmire Eugene Silvertooth Billy Simmons Rocky Simon Gerald Skillman Bruce Smith Darrell Smith 84 �Debbie Smith Ernie Solis Janice Spell Sharon Stanley Frann Smith Bobby Speer Jimmy Spence Pat Stanton As the leaders of the Stingaree band climb the ladder of success, Jeanne wonders, "What will we do if the ladder breaks?" Mike Stark Gerald Stidham Joan Steinback Susan Stokes Duwayne Stork Beverly Strickland Brenda Sudduth Monte Sula Wanda Sullivan Barbara Summers 85 �Allan Sutton David Swenson Billy Taylor Gwendolyn Thomas Rob Thomas Bonnie Thompson Suzanne Thornton David Tilley Don Townsend Ida Turnage Karen Underwood Arthur Valdez Stanley Van Horn Sarah Velasco Marty Ursin Ricky Vanderslice Vernell Van Ness Pam Vickery The home economics teachers display Christmas decorations while visions of sugar plums dance through Miss Moore's head. 86 �Earl Vicknair Cliff Waddell Sam Waddell Beverly Waggoner Larry Waggoner Sallie Waldrop Jane Walker Keith Walker Mike Walker Paulette Wallis At the Key Club Leadership Banquet, there seems to be a question as to which end ot the table the speaker is sitting. Alana Warren Gary Warren Lana Warren Billy Wattengel Donna Watts Larry Wedhom Bonnie Weis Mike Welch Pam Welch David White 87 �Dianna White Roger Whitener Nancy Whittington Joyce Wiechens John Wilcox David Williams Donald Williams Linda Williams Vicki Williams Mike Willis April Willoughby Shirley Winston Charles Woodkins Roy Wooley Don't wait too long for L'il Abner, Mammy Yokum. 88 Rodney Wilson Lonnie Wisdom Brenda Woods -Richard -Worthy �Melinda Yerger Shirley Zenthoefer Beverly Zikes Ronnie, against four girls, no one is betting much on Gary helping in your escape. Well, here's the rewlt of the Sadie Hawkin's Dance: Marryin' Sam! 89 �"I - I • f r:: ~ ~ . ~ Sophomu e Class Officers ---------- 90 JIMMY JONES GLENNA JOHNSTON PAM HOOVER KATHY WATSON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer �I SOPHOMORES TC· ~STRONAUTS ~ I_NSIDE~urm ~~-8~-- �Linnie Aaron Johnny Abraham Angel Acosta Al an Adams Terry Adams . The Thespian Pla y, "Oklahoma," won't shock the audience as much as these three Puritans. Barbara Jean Alexander Gary Alexander Judy Alexander Kay Alexander Tim Alexander Dean Allen Roger Allen Genevieve Amato Georgia Anderson Lorraine Anderson Walter Anderson Karen Angell Irma Anzaldua Susan Archer Tommy Armstrong 92 �Jackie Atwood Pete Auger Zeffrey A vie Tommy Baker Doris Barrett I ii Debra Barton Donna Bean Harvey Bean Hope Bean Mike Bell Thomas Bennett James Benson Mike Berg Suzi Bersuder Harlen Bessire Elaine Bethscheider Jeannine Bezotte Sharon Bigler Wanda Bitner Mike Black At the Sweetheart Dance, some people would just rather sit than dance under the circumstances. 93 �Don't let the women beat you to the brownies, Mr. Pope. Clifford Blanton Linda Blanton Gary Blythe Linda Bogan Alana Bohanan Marvin Booker Leon Boone Donald Booth John Bornsheuer Marilyn Boswell Belinda Ilourgeois Bobby Bowman Barbara Braden John Bradford Larry Bradford Scott Bradley Janis Brasher Elva Breazeale Clark Briney Theresa Brooks 94 �David Brown Donna Brown Paul Brown David Bucklew Gloria Burch Mark Butz Trina Calhoun Anne Campbell Larry Carden Evelyn Carlisle • What an intelligent-looking group of saxophone players. Bob Carpenter Mary Carrell Fay Carroll Mary Carroll James Carter Vicki Carter Charmaine Castanie Lynn Castanie John Catrett Frances Caudle J ,,,95 �Gary Cayce Ginger Chain Jim Chapin Bruce Chism Phillip Cayton Lester Chambers Roberta Chapin Dianne Chuoke Becky: "May I have some Tequilla, Lew?" Vincent Cichocki Don Clark Kitty Clark Patricia Clark Cathy Clements Sylvia Cobb Mary Coker Oma Coker Willie Cole Norman Colley 96 �Brian Collins Jan Collins Joe Collins Ajurella Combs Sammy Joe Conley Debra Conrad Linda Cook Charles Corley Milton Corley Eddie Cornelius Dale Coulthard Robert Cousins Walter Crayton Clifton Crouch Debbie Courtney Sue Covington Marie Crisp Terry Crumley Shannon : "Smile, that's Daddy taking our picture." 97 �Richard Curl .John Daigle Jeff Darde Ronnie Darden Delores Davila Charlie Davis Loretta Davis Tommy Davis Danny Day Danny Day That one in the front is missing the most. David Decker Melinda Decou Florence DeLao Donald Denny Kathy DeZengotita Billy Dixon Marilyn Dixon Janice Dodd James Dudley Judy Duke 98 �Derrell Duncan Linda Dunn Anna DuPree Jimmie Easterling Karen Eaton George Eden Carole Edwards Pedro Elizondo Mike Ellis Stephen Ellis Joseph Esclavon Tanya Evans Cathy Fernandez Guyla Filer Charlie Evans Becky Fernandez Mary Ann Fesperman Carolyn Fillmore There's not a building left standing in La Marque. 99 �Eva Fillmore Carolyn Fisher Doyle Fletcher David Flores Dwayne Forgue Smile, you're on Candid Camera ... Mike Franklin Dennis Freude Ann Fundling Pam Garcia Yolanda Garcia Jimmy Garner Carol Garwood Abel Garza Angelica Garza Olga Garza Stella Garza Charlene Gasca Mike Gibson Rocky Giddings Ray Gilbert 100 �Boyd Gill Michael Gillispie Barbara Gilmon Richa Gilreath Debrah Glazener Beverly Godfrey Bobby Gollberg Julian Gomez Richard Gomez Raymond Gonzalez David Goodroe John Goodson Gerry Lynn Grassmuck Jackie Green Margie Green Sallie Greene Janice Griffin Ronnie Griffin Wanda Grimes Sophia Guardiola Mrs. Temple, Becky was the school sweetheart-return the flowers. IOI �Do they mean College Night at the fraternity parties? Micky Guedry John Hackbarth Mike Haden Lawrence Hagan David Hall Mary Nell Hamby Cathie Hamilton Roger Hammock Joy Hanes Donna Hardman Howard Hardy Becky Harmon Beverly Harvey Glenn Hayward Louis Head Bruce Henkhaus Ruth Herod Ben Herrera Nancy Herrington Ray Hertenberger 102 �Lana Hickman Terry Higgins Roy Hoffman Mike Holbrook Tim Holt Kim Holtheusen Bobbie Hood Bobby Hook Linda Hooper Florence Hooter • Ag students initiate their new barn with a housewarming in the cow lot. Pam Hoover Eric Houston Diane Howard Leigh Howerton Billy Howeth Marie Huffman Nancy Hunt Becky Hunter Kenneth Hunter Kenneth Hunter 103 �Randy Hunter Jackv Hutchison Mik~ Hymel Hope Jaramillo Jeff Hutchins John Hutchison Sandra Ivy Cherrie Jefferson "Now really Mike, you didn't have to give me flowers." Walker Jennings Diana Johns Berry Johnson Beverly Johnson Doug Johnson Lynn Johnson Sherry Johnson Glenna Johnston Doretha Jolly Danny Jones 104 �Gwendolyn Jones Jimmy Jones Lloyd Jones James Jonte Kathy Joyner Sandra Kalkamey Jo Ann Kately Rodd Keech Ruby Keener Debbie Kelly J aclyn Kelly Glenda Kenter John Wayne King Thomas Knapp Susan Kennedy Charlotte King Pat Kir~ Samuel Koebcke Can't you get your mum pinned on, Elaine? 105 �Robert Kohn Barbara Krell Lynn Krumholt Ross Kyle Jimmy LaCombe Judy Lacy Joel LaFleur Barbara Lamance Peggy Land Bruce Landry Miss Norris, what is in the punch at the Future Teacher's Tea? Michael Lanier Jack Lardie Susan· Larson Peggy Laymance Harry Leach Raymond Legate N eidra Levin Teresa Liberato Louise Liggett Karen Lionti 106 �James Livingston Ruth Livingston Sharon Loewe Joe Lohec Martha Lohmeyer Cindy Long Anita Lopez Rose Ann Lorber Steven Lovett Mike Lowe Neva Lucas Raul Luna Shirley McAninch Janice McCaghren Lee Luna Harry McAn~ch Ronnie McBride Mark McCall • or M·rnrice? ' J ac ki e, would you rather have a stu £fed Stmgaree 107 �Michael McClain Kathy McClellen RuSty McCiellen Jo An McCool Karen McDonald Hint for the A Cape II a Choir: Sing into them·1crop h one. Mason McDonald Mike McDonald Margie McEntyre Pam McGill Brenda McGlocklin Pat McGrory Debra McKee Bobby McKey Sally McKnight Debbie McMahan Pat McMahan Carolyn McNeese Kenny McQuaig Mary Ellen MacKeen James Macy 108 �Frank Magana Rose Maly Linda Manis Willie Manning Robert Martin Ronnie Martiin Connie Martinez Bea Maruri Ernest Mathews Steve Matthews Jim Maxwell Adren May Linda Medina Reynoldo Melendez Johnny Menefee Tom Michel] Michael Lee Miers Chilton Miles Jo Ann Miller Nikki MilJer Mary Ann, who is that octopus you're with? 109 �After much rehearsal, the truly organized half-time performance. Frances Milligan Ignacio Miranda Melissa Mobley Erlinda Molis Melba Moore Sandra Moore Diane Moreno Lynne Morneau Eva Morse Debbie Mosher Susan Mosher Debra Moulder Richard Mullikin Jerry Munsch Dianne Murphy Arthur Myers Doug Myers Cheryl Nebout Jimmy Neu Barbara Newcomb 11 0 �Dana Newman Jerry Newman John Nichols John Nicholson Cynthia Nisbet James N orriss Glenda Nutley Wayne Ochoa Bart Oddo Pat Oden Is this Iwo Jima or T.C.H.S.? Jimmy Odom Sue Oliphant Paula Oliver Owen Olson Patty O'Neal Richard Ortiz Cindy Osteen Kay Overbeck Betty Owens Billy Owens 111 �Tommy Owens Judy Padgett Louis Payne Mike Pearson Barbara Ozon Jimmy Patterson Robert Peacock Doris Pelton A:te they selling milkglass contacs now? Albert Pepin Delores Perales Enedina Perez Ronnie Peroni Judy Peterman David Peveto Charles Phares Shirlyn Pope Richard Posey Margie Prescott 112 �Jud Price Debbie Proffitt Gene Raines Randle Ramirez Richard Ramirez Becky Ramos Carlos Ramos Freddy Ramos Nancy Ramsey Susan Raska Brenda Ray Kenneth Reinsch Sam Reynolds Evelyn Richard Joe Ray Rebekah Reinsch Robert Rice Linda Riffe Stepping out at the Sweetheart Dance ... 113 �Patsy Rivas Rowena Roberts Kathleen Roeder Danny Rogers Lee Rogers Walter Rowe Leslie Ruben Carlos Ruelas Linda Saltz Delia Sanchez At the Leadership Banquet, the leaders of the school don't seem to know where the speaker is. Lee Sanders Jim Sansbury Mary Saucier Paul Saunders Mark Schaper Kenneth Scott Lonnie Scott Walter Scott Mike See Mike Segelquist I / 114 �Louis Selheim Evangeline Serda James Sexton David Sharp Sara Sheffield Frank Shirley Nathan Simar Donald Simmons Leonard Simmons Walton Simmons Debby Simons Edna Small Douglas Smith Marsha Smith Debbie Debbie Johnny Montie Sims Smith Smith Smith Yes, these are our competent librarians. 115 �Pat Smith Carolyne Snarr Alan Sonntag Drucilla Sparks Butch Spencer Pat was the only kid to remember her balloon for the Press Club party at Herman Park. Tim Spencer Nancy Stacy John Staggs Mike Standley Marilyn Stanton Jerry Steed Jean Steele Randal Stephenson Jimmy Stewart Karen Stewart Katherine Stewart Keith Stewart Mike Stidham Debby Stidvant Cam Stiernberg 116 �Alfred Stockman Joe Stratman Irma Tatum Mike Tatum Don Taylor David Teel Pam Thomas Renee Thrash Sharon Tilton Charles Tipton Vivien Tooley Jessie Torres Gary Touchton Kenneth Trammell Bill Tree France! Trepagnier Luis Trevino Sandy Trotter Patricia Truelove Mike Tucker Janie, don't cry just because your date drank your punch. 117 �In the Senior Play, "A Pennant For the Kremlin," a few people missed their cues. Walker Turner Zelma Turner Arnold Valdez John Van Houten Joe Vargas David Vasquez Sam Vasquez Becky Vernon Felipe Victoria Kathy Vincent Conley Walker Danial Walker Dixie Walker Mike Walker Sherry Walker Debbie Wallis Lana Warren Rondall Warren Debbie Watson Kathy Watson 118 �Bobby W attengele Rodger Webb Anthony Welch Barbara Kay Welch Roger Welch Jimmy Wellman Jackie Werner Shirley W emer Debby Wheatley Robert Wheeler Honor Society would not use dirty napkins for their reception, Caron! Karen Whiting Brenda Wigington Judy Wigington Paula Wilder William Wiley Alice Williams Anthony Williams Beverly Williams Carl Williams Dee Williams 119 �Jay Arthur Williams Ruthie Williams Wendy Williams Donna Williamson Odell Williams Ralph Williams Wilfred Williams Karen Williamson Why don't you help with the sets, Bill? Just because you're the lead ... Claudia Wilson Sheila Wilson Connie Winters Dovie Wisdom James Witte Cindy Wood John Wooley Jimmy Woolsey Debbie Wroe David Wyatt 1:20 �David Young Fred Zeller Roseanne Zemer Richard Ziegelmeyer Congratulations, Sammy, you finally mastered •your new ballet step. Nish party, ishn't it? 121 �Autographs 122 ��All-School Fa 124 Lew Weber �All-School Favorite Jeannie Jobe 125 �������--· ----- ----------- ----- ... _ - tJ l -"' _,,_ -"' ~ -,- 132 -"' ·:- Lucretia Knox ..... J:. '<' ..... ,. ,. ·~ Karen Cochran ��Literary Club _, -. . \.. ~ - '-' . FIRST ROW: Joan Elliott; Peggy DuPree; Sharon Thompson; Mary Cross; Andria Puckett; Margie Grove; Tyra Anderson; Barbara Micheletti; Elaine Maute; Becky Marsh; Jeannie Jobe; Terumi Kimura; Cindy Borden SECOND ROW: Cheri Propp; Bonnie Pickett; Dean Lionti; Cathy Anders; Jane Hertenberger; Barbara Clark; Janie Huff; Laura McQuaig Gloria Owens; Sherry Herzog; Cindy Peters; Janie Barnard; Jean Banks; Susan Campbell THIRD ROW: Trudie Rice; Karen Bruggman; Barbara Scribner; Beverly Zikes; Suzanne Thornton; Sharon Clepper; Dianna Ramsey; Barbara Summers; Peggy Godard; Barbara Rosenberg; Rose Nebout; Patsy Lucas; Sponsor- Mrs. Roff FOURTH ROW: Danna Moore; Aleda Chandler; Carol Grove; Ellen Applegath; Melinda Yerger; Joyce Wiechens; Linda Williams; Vicki Howell; Eva Escamilla; Karen Cochran; Lucretia Knox; Sponsor-Miss Norris The Literary Guild is devoted to developi~g praise and appreciation of the arts, and to expand cultural interests. As a full-time project, the girls try to see the best of the arts in our area. OFFICERS (SEATED): President-Joan Elliott; Vice-President-Peggy DuPree; Treasurer-An, dria Puckett (STANDING): Recording Secretary-Sharon Thompson; Corresponding Secretary -Mary Cross 134 Senior Literary Guild Members at the initiation -Since when are the good guys the Indians?! �Press Club Press Club members at Huntsville State Park-Yes, girls -you may be excused. SEA TED (left to right) : President-Sherry Callaway; Vice-President-Susan Campbell; Secretary-Pat Ottinger. STANDING: Brenda Arnold-Treasurer. The Press Club is an organization for journalism students to create and to encourage an interest in publications in general with particular emphasis in newspaper and yearbook. SEATED (left to right): Kay Nunn; Sherry Adams; Libby Johnston; Vicki Williams; Gail Arnold; Janine Burcks; Ginger Lowe; Sally Hudnall; Jane Maxwell; Barbara Holthusen; Tyra Anderson; Diana Dodd; Barbara Welch; Jeanette Ray; Alice Jessup; Donna Atkinson; Barbara Scribner; Bonnie Pickett; Linda Bozeman; Georgia Johnson; Nancy Cooper; Verna Blair; Dianne Henry; Sharon Thompson; Cindy Borden; Nora Loya; Mary Liberato; Pat Renfroe; Karen Scruggs; Becky Marsh. STANDING (left to right): Brenda Arnold; Pat Ottinger; Susan Campbell; Sherry Calloway; Robert Cummings. 135 �Texas City High School Key Club Key Club is a service organization which helps build character, leadership, scholarship and altruistic citizens of each of its members. FIRST ROW: Mr. John C. Martin-Sponsor; Pat McNulty; Kenneth Browning; Carolyn Willis-Sweetheart; Dick· Wiles; Tommy Prouty; Bill Sheer; Randall Birdsong; Mike Cooper; Allan Lovett; Tommy Toup~. SECOND ROW: Gerald Brown; Milton McQuage; Mark Meza; Jimmy Langford; David Gorcyca; Steve Jaworski; Dewey Mitchell: Shannon Clark; Paul Horton; Bryan Ohmert; Richard Worthy; Martin Kelly; Steve (;ates. THIRD ROW: Mike Hymel; Mark Schaper; Mason McDonald; John Hackbarth; Jimmy Wellman; Carn Steirnberg; Bobby Hook; John Nicols; Jack Lardy; Pat McGrorey; Roy Hoffman; John Goodson. The Key Clubbers cooperate with the school personnel and the citizens of Texas City. Being a Key Clubber is being a good example of · "Key" students. KEY CLUB SWEETHEART CAROLYN WILLIS OFFICERS: (from left to right) Paul HortonSergeant-at-arms; Roy Hoffman-Sophomore Board Member; Tommy Toups-Recording Secretary; Pat McNulty-Senior Board Member; Dick Wiles-President; Machelle Seibel-Vice-President; David Gorcyca-Treasurer; Steve Jaworski-Junior Board Member; Mike Cooper-Sergeant-at-arms. Not Pictured: Paul Nerren-Corresponding Secretary. The Key Club sponsors one of the more "formal" dances at the Texas City High SchoolThe Sadie Hawkins Dance. 136 137 �Future Teachers of America The F.T.A. is an organization designed to help its members learn about the teaching profession, its responsibilities; to explore their interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of interest; and to cultivate in the student the qualities which are essential in good teachers. OFFICERS (left to right): President-Joan Elliott; Fall Vice-President- Linda Jo Clark; Spring Vice-PresidentMargaret Spinn; Secretary-Lucretia Knox; Fall Treasurer -Mary Jane Fernandez; Spring Treasurer-Melinda Yerger. FRONT ROW: Miss Norris, Joan Elliott, Linda Jo Clark, Margaret Spinn, Lucretia Knox, Mary Fernandez, Melinda Yerger, Mrs. Dale Raley, and Sheila Harrison. SECOND ROW: Debbie Moulder, Linda Williams, Vicki Howell, Aleda Chandler, Patsy Hart, Pam Hobbs, Judy Lacey, Verna Blair, Janine Burks, Nora Loya, Janie Huff, and Laura McQuaig. THIRD ROW: Jane Kornegay, Dianna Ramsey, Barbara Ozon, Judy Peterman, Donna Brown, Susan Larson, Eva Escamilla, Betty Bryant, Donna Watts, Angie Molis, Jeannie Jobe, Sally Hudnall. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Overbeck, Paulette Wallis, Rebecca Fernandez, Rowena Roberts, Janice McCaghren, Vicki Williams, Joyce Wiechens, Debbie Jones, Shirley Werner, Belinda Bourgeois, Karen Bruggman, Janice Brasher. F.T.A. members and sponsor at the annual Apple Polishing Party. 138 �Lettermans ('('T" Association JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS FIRST ROW: John Gorman; Mike Drake; Gerald Brown; Jimmy Langford; Martin Kelly. SECOND ROW: Bruce Smith; J. B. Fitch; Rocky Simon; J erry Thompson; Phillip Cotharn. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gritta; Mike Stark; Roger Krumholt; Harry McAninch; John Staggs. SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Wayne Froeschl; Denny Patterson; Jim Deggs; Mike Casey; Gary Smith; Sonny Kelly. SECOND ROW: Steve McCoy; Ronnie Smith; Jayson Hebert; Buddy Todesco; Craig Speer; Edwin Dahl; Paul Yates. THIRD ROW: Lew Weber; Jim Triplett; Robert Wier; David Burton; George Pyle; Jimmy Alderman; Ronnie Oements. 139 �THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FIRST ROW: Mr. Westmoreland, Hank Darden, Kay Nunn. r- rolyn Willis, Sonny Hilden, Eddie Cornish, David Yoxtheimer, Stephen E~tep, Richard Bowling, and Rocky Giddings. SECOND ROW: Jessie Bell, Tim Bradley, Roy Wooley, Stephen Matthews, Skip Selheim, Wayne Cornish, Neal Simmons, Ronn ie I eroni, Mike Haden. THIRD ROW: Johnny Smith, Daniel Walker, Charles Ferris, Duwayne Stork, John Nicholson, Danny Day, J erry Steed, David Teel, Jimmy Woolsey. FOURTH ROW: Larry Smith, Paul Brown, Frank Jameson, Larry Wed horn, Nolan Doucet, James Dick, Mike Johnson. F.F.A. OFFICERS AND THEIR SWEETHEARTS: (left to right): President-Hank Darden; Vice President-Sonny Hilden; ·sponsor-Mr. Westmoreland; Secretary-Eddie Cornish; Treasurer-David Yoxt• heimer. SEATED: Sweetheart-Kay Nunn; Runner-up -Carolyn Willis. 140 �F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidates Becky Temple Connie Palmer Babs Friloux Phyllis Russell Maxine Overbeck Sherry Woolsey Ann Hardage April Willoughby Deborah Biery Maria Maruri Kay Nunn Carolyn Willis F.F.A. SWEETHEART KAY NUNN 141 �Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Janie Huff; Alana Warren; Edna Small; Jana Kocurek; Janet Gates; Kathy Fernandez; Melba Moore; Nancy Ra111sey; Janine Burks; Ginger Lowe; Jeannie Jobe. SECOND ROW: Vicki Carter; Charlene Holcomb; Shirley McAdams; Martha Byrd; Debbie Watson; Alice Williams; Adren May; Mary Ellen NlacKeen; Frances Milligan; Judy Mooney. THIRD ROW: Debbie Thornton; Pat Truelove; Deborah McKee; Donna Ferguson; Carolyn Bice; Sherry Garcia; Cheryl White; Janet Craig. FOURTH ROW: France! Trepagnier; hances Caudle; Ethel Garrett; Diane Dubois; Beverly Strickland; Jenny McQuage; Rita Ann McElduff; Peggy Moreford. OFFICERS (from left to right): Janie Huff-President; Alana Warren-Vice President; Kathy Fernandez-Secretary; Melba MooreTreasurer. Teachers enjoy the party given by members of Future Homemakers. 142 BEAU-DENNY PATTERSON �D.L. G. 's The DLG's of TCHS realize that cultural improvement for Junior and Senior boys is most important. In accordance with their belief they travel to Houston to see plays, movies, symphonies, and ballets.· OFF1CERS (left to right): President-Wayne Smith; Sweetheart- Kay Nunn; Vice-President-Bryan Ohmert; Secretary-Treasurer-Douglas Gu thier. D.L.G. SWEETHEART KAY NUNN FIRST ROW: Wayne Smith; Bryan Ohrnert; Douglas Guthier; Kay Nunn; Shannon Clark; Gerald Brown; Sponsor-Mr. Sinclair. SECOND ROW: Pat McNulty; Machelle Seibel; Martin Kelly; Mark Meza; Paul Mabry; Sponsor- Mr. Rachel. THIRD ROW: Ricky Smith; Tommy Prouty; Richard Ludlam; Bobby Meyers; Mike Miles; Larry Disbrow. 143 �Girls' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Debbie Hargrove; Louise Liggett; Joyce Sterlin,r; Janet Williams; Cynthia Lanier; Dianne Henry; Drucilla Sparks Sue Oliphint; Elanda Miller. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Miller; Karen Stewart; Judy Padgett; Linda Riffe; Rosa Lee Anzaldua; Jacqueline Davison; Jan Collins; Rebecca Harm"n; Judy Duke; Genevieve Amato; Patsy Jones. THIRD ROW: Revekah Reinsch; Kathleen Auzston; Judy Bailey; Sandra Trotter; Carolyn Fischer; Leah Chauvin; Trina Calhoun; Linda Mann; Dehia Sanchez; Patricia Duvall; Brenda Woods; Sharon Shipman. FOURTH ROW: Sylenia Waldrop; Charlotte Dixon; Linda Bruce; Linda Saltz; Judy Sauer; Sherry Woolsey; Carolyn Warren; Ruby Sholmire; Ethel Garret; Kathy Andrews; Pat, Day; Connie Hutto; Carolyn Fillmore. Boy's Glee Club The Glee Clubs perform several during the times year, and they also go to Choir Contests to display their ability. FIRST ROW: Lee Luna; John Daigle; David Decker. SECOND ROW: Curtis Day; Gary Mayes; Gene Raines; Carl Davis; Henry Bogan. THIRD ROW: Bi ran Collins; Gary Warren; Jerry Sharp; Andrew Knoxson; Ralph Williams. 144 �A Capella Choir FIRST ROW: Gail Arnold; Teresa Jennings; Paula Baker; Beverly Davison; Janice Dodd; Kay Nunn; Shelia Randle; Erin O'Reilly; Carole Edwards. SECOND ROW: Elaine Myers; Anna Pedraza; Charlotte King; Cynthia Erwin; Elaine Ma ute; Beverly Harvey; Rene Palmer. THIRD ROW: Vickie Saunders; Janine Burks; Mike Pearson; Machelle Seibel; Haymond LeGate; J. W. Murphy; David Goodbar; Dennis Auger; Mary Cross; Debbie Glazener. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Va n Horn; David Casalini; Frank Shirley; Jerry Pearson; John Cliver; Mike Burkhalter; Jerry Thompson; Bill Sherr; Gilbert Ortez. The A Cappella Choir is a mixed group that gives its members the opportunity to study music, and thus have a better understanding; to enjoy singing; to improve their vocal quality; and to provide entertainment for others. These seventeen choir members represented T.C.H.S. at regional tryouts. A planned itinerary for the club includes: a Christmas Assembly; Night and Sunday Christmas programs; AllRegion Choir Competition; Choir Contest; Fry and Blocker Assemblies; and programs for various clubs and organizations in Galves.ton County. The A Capella Choir performs melodiously at the Christmas Assembly. 145 �Commercial Club FIRST ROW: Kathy Brown; Gaile Johnson; Betty O'Dell; Anita Barnes ; Verna Blair; Pat Ottinger; Karen Scruggs; Annie Pedraza; Susan Osteen; Sponsor-Mrs. Manross; Sponsor- Mrs. Saunders. SECOND ROW: Linda Bozeman; Sally Hudnall; Sandra Packard; Ginger Lowe; Linda Butler; Sherry Calloway; Brenda Arnold; Jackie Simon; Gloria Villareal; Elizabeth Rodriquez; Charlene Curry; Sponsor-Mrs. Bloebaum; Sponsor- Mrs. Atkins. THIRD ROW: Beverly Sansom; Linua Brannon; Susa n Hawkins; Diane Voorhees; Linda Hall; Rosa Lee Anzaldua; Diana OLann; Jenny McQuage; Rita lcElduff; Cheryl White. The Commercial Club provides an opportunity to acquire a better knowledge of varied business professions and requirements and to develop desirable business characteristics. OFFICERS (left to right): President- Kathy Brown; Vice-President- Gaile Johnson; Secretary- Betty O'Dell; Recorder- Verna Blair; Treasurer- Anita Barnes. 146 �American Field Service OFFICERS (left to right): President - Lucretia Knox; Exchange StudentTerurni Kimura; First Vice-PresidentPat Stanton; Second Vice-PresidentBarbara Rosenberg. SECOND ROW: Treasurer-Ann Grimillion; Secretary - Margie Grove; Reporter- Ellen Applegath. A.F.S. President Lucretia Knox and Terumi Kimura, Foreign Exchange student from Osaka, Japan. FIRST ROW: Terumi Kimura; Lucretia Knox; Pat Stanton; Barbara Rosenberg; Margie Grove; Ann Gremillion; Ellen Applegath. SECOND ROW: Melinda Yerger; Steven Lovett; Frank Shirley; Cindy Peters; Ruth Bradford; Joyce Wiechens; Debbie Jones. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jose Castill.o -Sponsor; ·Betty Owens; Janie Barnard; Becky Temple; Rene Palmer; Mark Meza; Rowena Roberts. 147 �Fighting Stingaree FIRST ROW: Jeannie Johe; Jane Hertenberger; Debbie Hunter; Mary Cross; Karen Bruggman; Pegg_r DuPree; Nancy Cooper; Verna Blair; Janine Burks; Ginger Lowe; Barbara Scribner; _SECOND ROW: Judy B~1le~; Mary Liberato; Nancy Mize; Martha Lopez; Nancy McDonald; Dorothy Hagan; Lmda Jo Clark; Dean L10nt1; Tyra Anderson; Nora Loya; THIRD ROW: Karen Underwood; Gail Arnold; Alice Jessup; Sandra Packard; Pat Martinez; Brenda Lamb; Trellen Bozeman; Connie Chuoke; Donna Atkinson; FOURTH RO'Y: ~owena Roberts; Belinda Bourgeois; Charlotte King; Kathie Joyner; Debbie Sims; ~arilyn Stanton; Roberta Ch~pm; . Becky Frenandez; Susan Larson; FIFTH ROW: Jackie Green; Evelyn Carlisle; Kathy Watson; Cynthia Nisbet; Becky Hunter; Sandra Ivy; Cindy Wood; Cathy Clements; Kay Overbeck; SIXTH ROW: Donna _Hardman; Beverly Johnson; Barbara Ozon; Gloria Burch; Barbara Braden; Mary Nell Hamby; Eva Morse; Mane Huffman; Carol Garwood; Sara Sheffield; SEVENTH ROW: Wanda Barlow; Charlene John_son; Vicki Howell_; Kay Holley; Sharon Brannon; Pat Lewis; Becky Pate; Gloria Owens; EIGHTH ROW: Cmdy Peters; Jame Barnard; Barbara Rosenberg; Jean Banks; Janie Huff; Diana DuBose; Aleda Chandler. Pep Squad of 1966-1967 FIRST ROW: Barbara Clark; Joan Elliott· Andria Puckett· Margie Grove; Barbara Micheletti; Sharon Thompson; Susan Campbell; Cindy Borden; D~nise Land troop; 'Suzanne Thornton. SECOND RO:W: Terumi Kimura; Elaine Maute; Becky Marsh; Marilyn Boswell; Laura Padilla; Brenda Kelly; Paulette W al~1s; Jan? Korni:gay; Maxine Overbeck. THIRD ROW: Judy Peterman; Debra Conrad; Anna DuPree; Teresa Rice; Sheila Harrison; Linda Mobley; Debbie Landtroop; Janet Gates. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Nutley; Theresa Lib?rato; E_lafne ~ethscheider; Jackie Werner; Susan Raska; Charlotte Campbell; Mary Ann ~esperman_; Charmame Cas?me; Lm~a Glass. FIFTH ROW: Karen Williamson; Tanya Evans; Melissa Mobley; Ne1dra LeVIn; Deven Luhnmg; Delois Luhning; Ginger Morgan; Martha Byrd; Linda Depasqual. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Proffitt; Debbie Courtney; Debbie Kelly; Beverly Zikes; Lee Penna; Iris Bergeron; Dianna Ramsey; Donna Fox; M~ry Ellen Mackeen; Ann Breazeale. SEVENTH ROW: Sherry Herzog; Linda Williams; Milinda Yerger; Janet Craig; Judy Mooney; Melody Hewitt; April Willoughby; Fran Smith; Dianne Shannon; Nancy Herring~on; Susan ~ennedy. ~IGHTH ROW: Sharon Shipman; Marilyn Denny; Pam Hobbs; Jackie Atwood; Sharon Tilton; Beatriz Maruri; Mary Coker. The Pep Squad is a vivacious club that attends all of the football games. The club promotes school spirit by selling "pep" ribbons, "crazy" buttons, and the like, during the week and at all home football games. Members of the club provide posters in the halls for each game, and assist the , cheerleaders at the pep rallies with their spirited songs, chants, and yells. OFFICERS: President-Jeannie Jobe; Vice-President-Jane Hertenberger; Secretary-Debbie Hunter; Treasurer-Mary Cross. 148 Using the orange and black flash cards-This is part of our "Go-Go" team. Mary, you and your two buddies quit posing and get the posters up, the game is about to start. 149 �Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais encourages the enjoyment of the French language and learns more about France and the French people. Each year they have a Christmas party, attend the French theater in Houston, and dine at Maxim's in Houston. 1 OFFICERS (left to right): President-Barbara Micheletti; Vice-President-Kathy Brown; SecretaryBecky Marsh. SITIING (left to right): Barbara Micheletti; Kathy Brown; Becky Marsh; Linda Stewart; Joan Elliott; Dean Lionti; Gaile Johnson. STANDING (left to right): Sponsor-Mrs. Jarrell; Elaine Maute; Judy Jones; Gail Arnold; Rene Palmer; Rose N ebout; Pat Stanton; Anne Gremillion; Pam Hobbs; Debbie Conrad; George Shields; Gary Nolen; Mike Walker; Diane Shannon. 150 �American Junior Red Cross The American Junior Red Cross strives "to serve others." The club has a membership drive to begin its yearly activities. They furnish seasonal holiday trays for the hospitals and once a month they entertain at the hospital. At Christmas time they decorate a tree in the Children's Ward. FIRST ROW: President-Mary Liberato; Vice-President- Jane Maxwell; Secretary-Dorothy Jefferson; Treasurer-Sherry Garcia; Sponsor- Miss Hazel Jones. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Nisbit; Nancy Mize; Theresa Liberato; Becky Pate. Der Deutsche Verein -- - ... • Der Deutsche Verein strives to promote the knowledge of thi: German language, literature, and current affairs. It strives especially to further the use of the German language as much as possible among the club members. 11 n , ., (P.' FIRST ROW: President-Douglas Guthier; Vice-President-Harry Sanders; Treasurer -Roland Castanie; Nancy Temple; Mike Barger; Anita Jay. SECOND ROW: Sponsor -Mr. Noble; Mark McCall; Linda Williams; Ronnie Lowrey. NOT PICTURED: Robbie Boyd-Secretary. 151 �Distributive Distributive Education seeks to promote good will, to be of service to the school and the community, to establish better public relations between merchants and the school, and to carry out the activities set up by the state and national Distributive Education Club. The Distributive Education students developed a gift wrapping service during the Christmas season. The D.E. state conventioners proudly display some of their products. The Distributive Education students learn advertising techniques. 152 �Education OFFICERS Oeft to right): President-Charles Wilson; Vice-President-Mike Bigler; Secretary-Diane Esclavon; Treasurer-Norma Lawson. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SWEETHEART JUDY JONES FIRST ROW: Charles Wilson; Mike Bigler; Norma Lawson; Diane Esclvon; Linda Bruce; Ronnie Lambright; Arthur McNeel; Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: August LaFoy; Ronald Salles; Gary Mueller; Jimmy Hutto; Pat Spoor; Tempie James; Diane Messamore; Suellyn Parham. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Dixon; John Donahoe; James Godwin; Donzelle Medina; Patricia Eastep; Ida Gonzalez; Sonya Finklea. FOURTH ROW: David Haney; Tommy Lambright; Buddy Hinojosa; Clifford Waddell; Jewel Hanby; Sponsor-Mr. Hughes. 153 �Honorary Mathematics Seminar FRONT ROW: Arnell Crayton; Douglas Guthier; Karen Cochran; Paul Yates; James Moore. SECOND ROW: Susan Campbell; Sharon Thompson; Becky Marsh; Jean Banks; Mike Broach. THIRD ROW: Mike Miles; Gary Touchton, Richard Ludlam; Alan Hall; Mr. Veselka. The Honorary Mathematics Seminar stimulates interest in mathematics, gains information concerning various occupations in math, and strives to develop a greater degree of Mathematical Maturity. OFFICERS: From left to right: PresidentArnell Crayton; Secretary-Karen Cochran; Vice President-Douglas Guthier. 154 �Future Scientists Of America Mr. Sterling from Blocker encourages interest in geology with his interesting lecture and demonstration. The Science Chili is an assembly of people with a common interest in the field of science, who wish to promote and share their knowledge with others. SEATED (left to right): First Vice-PresidentKaren Bruggman; Secretary-]anie Barnard; Reporter-Sharon Thompson; STANDING: President-Arnell Crayton. NOT PICTURED: Second Vice-President- Mark White. ta \VI .... FIRST ROW: Arnell Crayton; Karen Bruggman; Sharon Thompson; Janie Barnard; Susan Campbell; Paul Yates; Mike Welch; Steve Davis; Gilbert Mayfield; Janie Huff; Bubba Ross; Connie Chuoke; Sponsor-Mr. Henry Pope. SECOND ROW: Douglas Guthier; Rose Maly; Roy Hoffman; Mike ~alker; Machelle Seibel; Cynthia Nisbet; Jane Rosenblatt; Nancy Temple; Jean Banks; Jimmy Goldberg; Cindy Peters; Barbara Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: Mike Miles; Gary Touchton; Richard Ludlam; Mark Meza; Ronnie Lowrey; Martin Kelly; Susan Rosenblad; Lucretia Knox; Donna Watts; Ken Roberts; Joy Wiechens; Debbie Jones 155 �National Thespian FIRST ROW: Tommy Prouty; Bill Sherr; Eva Escamilla; Andria Puckett; Debbie Hunter; Randall Birdsong; Jean Banks; Cindy Borden; Vicki Howell; Vicki Williams; Diane Zikes. SECOND ROW: Thomas Knapp; Mike Burkhalter; Ricky Smith; John Hackbarth; Joan Elliott; Jimmy Wellman; Eddie Haire; Terry Rice. THIRD ROW: Peggy Godard; Mike Barger; Shirley Zenthoefer; John Goodson; Bill Ellis; Lonny Scott; John Cliver; Machelle Seibel; Marian Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Pat Stanton; Janie Barnard; Ann Gremillion; Mike Johnson; Gilbert Ortez; Richard Prince; Steve Dickey; Beverly Zikes. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Green; Earl Vicknair; Sandra May; Fran Smith; Sharon Clepper; Iris Bergeron; Jackie Criddle; Craig Cannon. SIXTH ROW: Evelyn Carlisle; Tanya Evans; Karen Wi!Hamson; Neidra Levin; Becky Hunter; Debbie Wallace; Janet Gates; Denise Landtroop; Maxine Overbeck; Lee Penna. SEVENTH ROW: Cheri Propp; Trudy Rice; April Willoughby; Jane Kornegay; Myrl Faulk; Dianna Ramsey; Gaynell Giddings; Paulette Wallis. Society Troupe 1354 FIRST ROW: Brenda Arnold; Sharon Thompson; Margie Grove; Susan Campbell; Alice Jessup; Judy . Bailey; Vi~ki Williams; Linda Stewart; Barbara Kelly; Jerry Bryant; Bill Arnold. SECOND l_l0W: J_eanne Owens; Joy Wiechens· Jamee Spell; Debbie Jones; Debbie Moulder; Karen Eaton; Peggy Land; Ann Fundlmg; Diana Johns; Sus~n Raska. THIRD ROW: Harry Leach; Stephen Lovett; Belinda Bourgeois; Frank Shi~ley; Shirl_ey W~rner; Roy_Ho~fman; Di_ane Moreno; ~usan Larson; Rowina Roberts; Renee Thrash. FOURTH ROW: Laura Mullms; Debbie ~mllh; Terumi Kimura; Elizabeth ~app, P!t Brown; Beverly Davison; Carolyn Warren. FIFTH ROW: Kitty Clark; Barbara Gilm_an; Carol Garwood; Sara Sheffield,_ Mane Huffman; Marty Ursin; Judy Saver; Barbara Ke!ly; Shan Osteen, Penn)'. Du!bm. SD<;TH ROW: Donna Brown, Pam Hoover· Glenda Kenter· Kay Overbeck; Cathy Clements; Cindy Wood; Debbie Smllh; Debbie Kelly; Judy Peterman. SEVENTH ROW: 'Diane Shannon;' Babs Friloux; Beatriz Maruri; Nancy Whittington; Teresa Jennings; Lee Luna; Mrs. Dale Raley; Mrs. DeLay; Mr. John C. Martin: Sponsors Cindy Borden- Outstanding Speech Award; Dick Wiles-Most Outstanding Speech Award: Machelle Seibel- Most Outstanding Speech Award; Karen Eaton- Outstanding Speech Award; Not Pictured: Ricky Smith-Outstanding Speech Award President: Tommy Prouty-Most Outstanding Thespian, Most Outstanding Member of Thespian Play and Senior Play, Outstanding Speech Award; Vice President: Bill Sherr; Secretary: Eva Escamilla; Treasurer: Andria Puckett 156 Cindy Borden-Best Thespian; Barbara Ke!ly-Best Thespian; Bill Sherr-Best Thespian; Mache!le Seibel-Best Thespian; Andria Puckett-Best Thespian; Debbie Jones-Most Outstanding Member of Junior Play; Eva Escamilla-Presidential Award; NOT PICTURED: Ricky Smith and Fran David-Best Thespians 157 �Volunteens FIRST . ROW: Mary Liberato; Mary Cross; Barbara Clark; Anna Slade; Sponsor-Miss Hazel Jones; Jane Maxwell; Nancy Cooper. SE;COND ROW: Barbara Welch; Rita dela Cruz; Dorothy Hagan; Janine Burks; Sally Hudnall; Anna Pedraza; Nora Loya. THIRD ROW: Ann DeLahay; Debbie Land troop; Debbie Smith; Danna Moore; Sharon Stanley; Becky Pate; Denise Landtroop; Jane Kornegay; Gaynell Giddings. Volunteers enjoy helping others while learning about the medical profession. In addition to working at Danforth Hospital and the Texas City Nursing Home, the girls take trips to the Galveston Orphanage and John Sealy Hospital. They participate in Red Cross activities and take cookie boxes to the nursing .home. OFFICERS (from left to right): President-Mary Liberato; VicePresident-Mary Cross; Secretary-Barbara Clark; Treasurer-Anna Slade. 158 �Girls' Recreation Association G.R.A.'s is a girls organization that allows all girls the opportunity to promote their physical fitness, to learn good sportsmanship, and to have fun. They participate in such sports as tennis, badminton, volleyball, swimming, and basketball. OFFICERS (from left to right) President-Janice Haack; Vice President-] ane Maxwell; Treasurer-Nancy Temple; Secretary-Susan Osteen; Reporter-Bonnie Weis. FIRST ROW: Janis Haack; Jane Maxwell; Nancy Temple; Susan Osteen; Bonnie Weis; Nancy Smith; Dianne Henry. SECOND ROW: Miss Hubbard; Miss McElrath; Mary Polanco; Karen Angell; Pat Lewis; Glenda Minton; Sandra Bryant; Ann Gomez. THIRD ROW: Miss Wilson; Marianne Sefcik; Carolyn Earley; Rebekah Reinsch; Linda Molis; Mary Ellen MacKeen; Rose Ann Lorber; Jacqueline Davison. 159 �National .Honor Society SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Lucretia Knox; Arnell Crayton; Karen Bruggman; Peggy DuPree; Carolyn Willis; Joan Elliot; SECOND ROW: Patsy Lucas; Caron Caffall; Barbara Micheletti; Gail Arnold; Andria Puckett; Jane Rosenblatt; THIRD ROW: Douglas Guthier; Sharon Thompson; Karen Cochran; SponsorMrs. Hazel Scruggs. NOT PICTURED: Mark White-Fall President. PresidentLucretia Knox JUNIOR MEMBERS-FIRST Spell; Linda Williams; Janie Rosenberg; SECOND ROW: Hazel Scruggs; Cindy Peters; Janie ·Barnard; Ellen Applegath; Mary Polanco; THIRD ROW: Dan Honeycutt; Alan Hall; Steve Jaworski; Kenneth Roberts; Martin Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Jackie Criddle; Sally Anderson; Rebecca Mills; Kim Pan; Larry Rousseau. Vice-PresidentArnell Crayton SecretaryKaren Bruggman TreasurerPeggy DuPree 160 �Good Sportmanship League . STANDING <left to right): Mike Casey, Tyra Anderson. SEA TED · (left to right) : Milton McQuage, Iris Bergeron. e a Senior Activities Committee r l, STANDING (left to right): Jeanne Owens; Sonny Kelly; Mary Cross; SEATED (left to right): Mike Casey; Barbara Kelly; Denny Patterson; Jeannie Jobe. 161 �Drum Major Caron Caffall lb? �Drum Major Barbara Kelly 163 �Assistant Drum Major Sherry Callaway Assistant Drum Major Jeanne Owens 164 �Stingarettes Head Drill Leader Head Drill Leader Roberta Boyd Brenda Arnold Beth Curbello Edna Williams Rita Henderson Linda Hall Betty O'Dell Su,an Blakely Kelly Blau Linda Huatedde Cindy Jordan Shelly Pollom Kay Price Ann Fundling Pam Hoover Nancy Shockey Diane Johna Pat Ottinger Martha Fiegel Karen Whiting Sharon Stanley Glenda Kenter Patsy Lucu Nancy Ramsey Kathy $parka Latrica Glaaa Gaynell Giddings Paulette Mc Lemore Rose Nebout Bonnie Thompson Peggy Land Shirley Zentboefer Neva Lucas Diane Voorhees Peggy Godard Susan Pate Karen Eaton Cheryl Nebout 165 �Oboes: Patsy Lucas Caron Caffall Bassoons: Kelly Blass Gaylene Moore Richa Gilreath Flutes: Barbara Kelly Robbie Boyd Diane Voorhees Diane Moreno Shirley Zenthoefer Karen Whiting Shirley Werner Cathy Sparks Linda Hustedde Sharon Stanley Sherrill Scoggins Eb Clarinets: Kay Price Bb Clarinets: Brice Criddle Pat Harris Brenda Arnold Sherry Calloway Bruce Criddle Co-President 166 Kathy Brown Nancy Shockey David Sharp Rose Maly Rita Henderson Rose Nebout Suzanne Foreman Shelly Pollum Edna Williams Betty O'Dell Janice Spell Barbara Archer Alto Clarinets: .Teanne Owens Pat Ottinger Bass Clarinets: Russell Keibler Paulette Mclemore Jean Steele Robert Cummings Contra Bass Clarinets: Latricia Glass Robert Thomas Ronny Lowrey Alto Saxophones: Harry Sanders Joe Gillespie Co-President Gary Touchton John Lawrence Tenor Sax: Daniel Bergeron Baritone Sax: Eddie Haire Cornets: Joe Gillespie Norman Norris Becky Mills Marvin Peterson Debbie Smith Butch Poston Tommy Eaton Arnell Crayton French Horn: Donna Mills Curtis Sharp Osie Combs Darlene Martin Gene Silvertooth Jerry Atwood Linda Belk Tommy Prouty Danna Moore Tommy Prouty Vice-President Trombones: Ronny Wrobleski Phil Combs Cleveland Gay Monte Sula Ronny McClellen Baritones: Mike Broach Richard Ludlam String Bass: Carl Horn Tubas: Jerry Hunter Darrell Smith Joe Vargas August LaFoy Percussion: Peggy Godard David Bergeron Barbara Summers Jerry Bryant John Wilcox Oboes: Joy Weichens Glenda Kenter Kathy Brown Secretary Bassoons: Ann Fundling Pat Odom Flutes: Martha Feigel Jackie Kelly Donna Brown Diana Johns Joy Hanes John Nicholson Jud Price Eb Clarinets: Carol Grove Bb Clarinets: Neva Lucas Lana Hickman Peggy Land Susan Archer .Cindy Jordan Cynthia Haire Gary Nolan Roy Hoffman Sally Glazener Allan Goodwill Jim Lefevre Ajurella Combs Ronnie Lowry Tl ice-President Alan Sontag Guyla Filer Patty Clark Debbie Wroe Jerry Anderson Melinda Murff Drucilla Sparks Alto Clarinets: Gaynell Giddings Harry Leach Bass Clarinets: Ruth McDonald Greg Perryman Karen Eaton Eva Fillmore Paul Mabry Debbie Moulder Contra Bass Clarinet: John Razor Alto Saxophones: Susan Blakely Susan Pate Pam Hoover Cheryl Nebout Louis Payne Curtis Sharp Squad Leader Tenor Saxophones: Ronnie McBride James Sexton Baritone Saxophone: Debbie Jones Mike Johnson ,. Cornets-Trumpets: Larry Waggoner Calvin Arnold Nancy Ramzy Rudy Perez Greg Crenshaw Ken Hunter Roger Webb Linda Hall Don Denny Bruce Henkhaus Ray Crayton Bobby Griffin French Homs: Ronald Dardin Jan ice Meidem Phyllis Coffee Gary Banks Ken Hunter Janice McCaghern Ronnie LaGrond Bonnie Thompson Butch Poston Squad Leader Trombones: Ricky Prince Charles Evans John Goodson Leigh Howerton Steve Ellis Baritones: Mike Barger Bill Taylor Donna Watts Bill Dixon Dennis Fruede Tubas: Richard Saunders Larry Goudeau Robin Campbell Danny Curry Allan Hall James Witte David Goodwin Percussion: David Brown Jim LaCombe Mike Gibson Emry Thomas Dale Cole Bennitt Thomas George Shepherd Ronnie Wrobleski Squad Leader 167 �Band Sweethearts Gaynell Giddings Training Band Caron Caffall Advanced Band Sousa Awards I J l Russell Keihl er 168 Joe Gillespie �All-State Band Members Russell Keibler All-State Band Three Years 1965-1967 All State Band Members are left to right, STANDING: Kay Price, Rose Maly, Rita Henderson, Harry Sanders, Norman Norris, Joe Gillespie, Gary Touchton. SEATED: Donna Mills, two years; Russell Keihler, three years; Bruce Criddle, two years. 169 �Michael Miles is awarded a book by the American Chemical Society for ranking in the top five per cent on the ACS Scholarship Exam. Visiting science instructor, Tommy Sterling, lectures the Texas City High School Science Club. 170 ��Homecoming 1966-67 Standing ankle deep in mud are the Homecoming candidates and their escorts. Left to right: Ricky Smith; Libby Johnston, queen; Mike Casey, Student Council President; Jim Watson; Becky Temple; Roland Castanie; Carolyn Willis; Kay Nunn; and Mark Varley. Posing on the track after Homecoming Ceremonies are queen, Libby Johnston, and candidates Kay Nunn, Carolyn Willis, and Becky Temple. Sparked by a . blazing bonfire the night before, Homecoming Ceremonies got off to a good start. 172 �School Sweetheart SWEETHEART BECKY TEMPLE Candidates and their escorts left to right: Doug Wyatt, Libby Johnston; George Beeler, Sweetheart Becky Temple; Jim Watson, Sharon Clepper; Denny Patterson, Jeannie Jobe. 173 �Senior Play r~ Pennant For The Kremlin" Depicting a scene from the Senior Play are the leading characters, Mike Casey and Barbara Clark. - - - - -- -- ... ◄ - FRONT ROW: John C. Martin, Director, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Sherry Woolsey, Sherry Calloway, Linda Brannon, Gayle Johnson, Beverly Sansom, Patsy Lucas, Marie Maruri, Mike Sims. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Browning, Carol Ellis, Cindy Hiat, Rosa Lee Anzaldua, Kay Nunn, Pat Ottinger, Betty O'Dell. THIRD ROW: John Hackbarth, Thomas Knapp, Diane Voorhees, Susan Hawkins, Edwin Roberts. BACK ROW: Ricky Smith, Linda Jo Clark, Joan Elliot, and Dorothy Hagen. Suiting up for the big game are, SEATED: Mike Barger, and Tommy Prouty, STANDING: Bill Sherr and Larry Gazeier. FRONT ROW: Mark Varley, Mike Barger, J eanne Jobe, Lucien Kettle, Jessica Leeson, Tommy Prouty, Barbara Kelly, Jerry Bryant, Mike Casey, Barbara Clark, Bill Sherr, Margie Grove, Lew Weber, Lutretia Knox, Pat McNulty, Diane Zikes, Wayne Froeshl, David Hart, BACK ROW: C'..aron Caffel, Emmitt J ones, Elaine Meyers, James Goodroe, Ginger Lowe, Bobby Scheltzburger, Michele Seibel, Bonnie Picket, Larry Gazeier, Andria Puckett, Eddie Haire, Mary Cross, Buddy J ohnson, Debbie Hunter, Lonnie Scott, Peggy Dupree, Jimmy Luhning, Nora Loya, Robert Cummings. 174 Fish merchant, Barbara Kelly, hands a fish to baseball player, Tommy Prouty. 175 �Thespian Play rrOkla homa '' CHARACTERS AUNT ELLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Stanton CURLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Sherr LAUREY ........................ Marian Armstrong IKE SKIDMORE .................... John Hackbarth FRED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Van Houten SLIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Barger WILL PARKER ...................... Tommy Pouty JUD FRY ............................ Jim Luhning ADO ANNIE CARNES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Gremillion ALI HAKIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michelle Seibel GERTIE CUMMINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Kelly ELLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheri Propp FA YE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Davidson VIRGINIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Warren VIVIENNE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Kelly ANDREW CARNES .................. Mike Johnson CORD ELAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ricky Smith JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Applegath JOE .................................. Harry Leach CHARACTERS COWBOYS . . . Darell Duncan Gilbert Ortez, Thomas Knapp: Steve Dickey, Earl Vicknair, John Goodson, Rickey Prince, John Hackbarth, John Van Houten FARMERS Jimmy Wellman, Craig Cannon, Steve Lovett, Dave Clark, Bill Arnold, Edwin Roberts, Roy Hoffman, Randall • Birdsong, Lonny Scott YOUNG OKIES Allison Garrett, Forrest Garrett, Kathy Garrett, Steve Garrett, Van Welch, Dianne Zikes DANCERS-GIRLS: Jea~ne O';ens, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, .Marie Huffman, Pam H?over, Neva I:ucas, Shelia H11!nsoi_i, Peggy I.:and, Kitty Clark, Gaynell Giddings, Iris Bergeron, Diana Johns, Cu~dy Long, Jackie ~ndd)e, Maxme Overbeck, Beverly Zikes, Ann Fundling, Denise Landtroop, Debbie Landtroop, Apnl Willoughby, Paulette Wallace Karen Martin Glenda Kenter Susan Campbell, Joan Elliot, Karen Eaton, Cindy Borden Sha~on Clepper Barbara Gillman' Terry Rice, Lee Pena, Janice Spell, Vicky Howell, Betty o'wens, Barbara K~lly, Eva Escamilla'. TOWNSPEOPLE: Joy Wiechens, Carolyn Baker, Belinda Bourgeois, Debbie Jones, Karen Williamson, Kathy Watson, Debbie Smith, Vicki Howell, Joan Elliot, Susan Campbell, Cynthia Nisbet, Cindy Wood, Kathy Clements, Glenda Kenter, Tanya Evans, Glenda Overbeck, Karen Mart in, Babs Friloux, Diane Shannon, Denise Landtroop. Debbie Land troop, Jackie Criddle, Cindy Long, Iris Bergeron, Beverly Zikes, Peggy Land, Marie Huffman, Diane Johns, Karen Eaton, Ann Fundling, Steve Dickey, Irma Tat um, Bill Arnold, Paulette Wallace, Maxine Overbeck, April Willow by, Ann Campbell, Donna Brown, Pam Hoover, Judy Peterman, Kitty Clark, Andrea Pucket, Darryl Duncan, Alice Jessup, Teresa Jennings, Sharon Thompson, Jean Banks, Janie Barnard, Jeanie Owens, Gaynell Giddings, Sheila Harrison, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Neva Lucas, Debbie Kelly, Betty Owens, Jessica Leesons, Trudi Rice, Sheri Prop, Roy Hoffman, Susan Larson, Steven Lovett, Erin O'Reilly, Cindy Borden, Eva Escamilla, Terri Rice, Debbie Smith, Judy Bailey, Laura Mullins, Barbara Krell, Susan Blakely, Brenda Kelly, Marty Ursin, Jimmy Wellman, Janice Spell. DANCER~BOYS: Sonny Kelly, John Van Houten, Mike Casey, Lew Weber Buddy Johnson J B Fitch Ross K le J~cky Huldtchison, Craig Cannon, Charles Cook, Darrell Duncan, Jerry Thompso~ Dick Wiles, Rick~ S~ith Arthur S~s' Bill Arno . • , , 176 177 �PRODUCTION STAFF of "Oklahoma" DIRECTOR-John C. Martin STUDENT DIRECTOR-Cindy Borden ASSISTANT STUDENT DIRECTOR-Frank Shirley CHOREOGRAPHER-} eanne Owens STAGE MANAGER-Ricky Smith ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER-Harry Leach SETS-Tommy Prouty (Chairman), Mike Barger, Dave Clark, Eva Escamilla, Debbie Jones, John Van Houten, Harry Leach, Gilbert Ortez, Irma Tatum, Joy Wiechens, Shirley Zenthoefer, Vicki Williams, Beverly Zikes. TICKETS-Debbie Smith (Chairman), Elizabeth Knapp, Terri Rice, Cathy Clemens, Tanya Evans, Neidra Levin, Bea Mauri, Cynthia Nisbet, Kay Overbeck, Debbie Proffit, Fran Smith, Kathy Watson, Karen Williamson. COSTUMES-Vicki Howell (Chairman), Eva Escamilla, Debbie Jones, Jeanne Owens, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams. . PUBLICITY-Randall Birdsong (Chairman), Eva Escamilla, Vicki Howell, Debbie Jones, Tommy Prouty, Terri Rice, Jimmy Wellman, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams, Shirley Zenthoefer. PROGRAMS-Vicki Williams (Chairman}, Mike Barger, Vicki Howell, Debbie Jones, Tommy Prouty, Joy Wiechens. MAKE-UP-Debbie Jones (Chairman}, Eva Escamilla, Vicki Howell, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams, Shirley Zenthoefer. PROPS-Eva Escamilla (Chairman), Laura Mullins, Beverly Zikes, Shirley Zenthoefer. LIGHTS-Lonnie Scott. BAND-Patsy Lucas, Caron Caffall, Robbie Boyd, Diane Voorhees, . Diane Moreno, Shirley Zenthoefer, Karen Whiting, Shirley Werner, Pat Harris, Kathy Brown, Harry Saunders, Gary Touchdon, Joe Gillespie, Butch Poston, Donna Mills, Curtis Sharp, Ronnie Wrobleski, Mike Broach, Jerry Hunter, Carl Horn, Daniel Bergeron, Peggy Go.dard. 178 �SEATED: Sally Anderson Milton McQuage STANDING: Dick Wiles Bobby Myers Deborah Jones Shirley Zenthoefer Machelle Seibel Gilbert Ortez Interscholastic League One-Act Play r~ria Da Capo" STANDING: Shirley Zenthoefer Melinda Yerger Bryan Ohmert Marty Ursin Eva Escamilla Deborah Jones ON LADDER: Dewey Mitchell Debbie Landtroop Ann Gremillion Denise Landtroop Martin Kelly Judy Sauer Pat Stanton Junior Play rrOJ Poems, Youth and Spring" 179 �Foreign Languages Assembly FRENCH Left to right: Judy Jones, Charmaine Castanie, Rita McElduff, Irma Tatum, Craig Cannon, Barbara Michelette, George Shields, John Hertenberger, Kitty Clark, Cathy Brown. FRENCH Craig Cannon Diane Shannon John Cliver Eddie Roberts Irma Tatum Kitty Clark Joan Elliot Dean Lionti Gary Noland Mike Walker GERMAN Left to right: Howard Feltner, Patsy Hart, Martin Kelly, Mark Miller, Mike McDonald, Carol Ellis, Donna Hardman, Steve Cates, Susan Larson, David White. 180 �LATIN FIRST ROW: Stanley Van Horn, Barbara Micheletti, Mary Liberato, Steve Lovett. SECOND ROW: Paul Johnson, Tyra Anderson, Gerald Brown. SPANISH FIRST ROW: Fran Smith, Penny Durbin, Ann Fundling. SECOND ROW: Ross Kyle, Lew Weber, Bryan Ohmer!. SPANISH FIRST ROW: Lupe Escobedo, Gail Arnold, Barbara Ozon, Stella Garza, Shirley Zenthoefer. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Wellman, James Witte, David Sharp, Roy Hoffman, Mr. Castillo. SPANISH Gilbert Ortiz, and Barbara Ozon. FIRST ROW: Kay Price, Karen Cochran, Barbara Rosenberg, Margie Grove, Shirley Werner, Lucretia Knox. SECOND ROW: Ellen Applegath, Melinda Yeager, John Bornsheuer, Joseph Stratman, Becky Temple, Patsy Lucas, Bill Arnold, Joseph Brewer. 181 �Preparations For SENIOR PROM 11111 Well, that's one way to get the work done, Carolyn. Sherry don't you dare!! Best dressed boys of T.C.H.S. pose on Sherry's Ski Lift ... Time's slowly running out H ! ! ! ,.__ I I The Six Pentz??? Results of a hard days work ... 182 183 �Graduating Class FIRST ROW (left to right): Alice Jessup, Donna Atkinson, Barbara Clark, Dean Lionti, Brenda Arnold, Beth Curbello, Vicki Williams, Maria Maruri, Rosie Ortez, Marilou Escobedo, Elizabeth Laiche, Gayle Lemmond, Judy Jones, Carolyn Opersteny, Connie Chuoke, Sue Osteen, Sandra Packard, Mr. Landers, Mrs. Waugh, Wayne Froeschl, Jeannie Jobe, Libby Johnston, Norma Ruelas, Barbara Welch, Anna Slade, Donzelle Medina, Nancy Stevens, Elanda Miller, -Patricia Eastep, Paulette Lanier, Bonnie Pickett, Gene Preest, Janine Burks, Paula Baker, Kay Nunn, Annie Pedraza, Bobby Holthusen, Gail Arnold, Kathy Brown, Nancy Cooper. SECOND ROW (left to right): Jackie Simon, Kathy Kautz, Toni Whitely, Diane· Patterson, Sharon Stewart, Rosalee Anzaldua, Nora Loya, Elena Longoria, Minnie Martinez, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Nancy Mize, Janis Haack, Carol Ann Ellis, Donna Mills, Ida Gonzales, Anita Vasquez, Mary Lopez, Geraldine Ochoa, Rita DeLaCruz, Gloria Villarreal, Maria Nieto, Robbie Boyd, Sutillyn Parham, Marie Snow, Sonia Finklea, Susan Hawkins, Glenda Gabriles, Peggy Cole, Sherry Trammell, Wyvonne Murphy, Cindy Cotham, Elaine Myers. THIRD ROW 0eft to right): Debbie Biery; Sue Morton, Linda Bozeman, Verna Blair, Anita Barnes, Iris Keener, Janet Williams, Joyce Sterling, Dianna Dodd, Cheryl White, Rita McElduff, Peggy Morford, Sandi Crow, Lucretia Knox, Terumi Kemuri, Darlene Martin, Winnie Simmons, Gaylene Moore, Zandra Korzen, Glenna Chain, Jane Hertenberger, Penny Henson, Jessica Leeson, Cheri Propp, Carolyn Willis, Kathy Anders, Karen Scruggs, Jeanette Ray, Susan Campbell, Margie Grove, Barbara Micheletti, Becky Temple, Mary Ann Tree, Ann Hardage, Karen Bruggman, Peggy DuPree, Susan Rosenblad, Karen Cochran, Jane Rosenblatt, Barbara Scribner, Cindy Borden. FOURTH ROW (left to right): Patricia Harris, Charlene Curry, Linda Morecraft, Darnell Hood, Carla Pierce, Linda Brannon, Gail Barfield, Mary Cross, Becky Marsh, Elaine Maute, Dorothy Hagan, Joan Elliot, Tyra Anderson, Andria Puckett, Sharon Thompson, Ann Rogers, Judy Bailey, Donna Johnson, Sherry Garcia, Dorothy Jefferson, Diane Esclavon, Pat Spoor, Linda Hall, Diane Voorhees, Linda Stewart, Sherry Adams, Sherry Woolsey, Pat Ottinger, Patsy Lucas, Beverly Sansom, Sherry Callaway, Betty O'Dell, Gail Johnson, Caron Caffall, Barbara Kelly, Cathy Sparks, Sandy LeGendre, Nancy McDonald, Ginger Lowe, Lynda Butler. FIFTH ROW (left to right): Sherry Williams, Janice Reitzell, Pat Renfroe, Nancy Temple, Margaret Spinn, Edna Williams, Sammie Bradley, Dianne Messamore, Jean Prescott, Patricia Martinez, Josie Lira, Jacqueline Davison, Eva Wiley, Bertha Avie, Linda Hickman, Lorraine McDaniel, Devora Dalbert, Tempie James, Diane Henry, Georgia Green, Debby Thornton, Jane Maxwell, Cindy Hiatt, Mary Liberato, Trudy Rice, Sally Hudnall, Rene Palmer, Diane Gunderman, Sharon 0'Daniels, Brenda Haskins, Jenny McQuage, Charlotte Dixon, Norma Jean Lawson, Linda Bruce, Linda Miller, Kathy Goodroe, Margie Mills, Barbara Archer, Linda Davis, Sandra Darby, Garland Armstrong. SIXTH ROW (left to right): Carolyn Early, Cindy Dinklage, Charlotte McDonald, Martha Lopez, 184 Of 1967 Meredith Treece, Sonya Richardson, Johnnie Green, Brenda Posey, Suzanne Sexton, Robert Spedcer, Dianne Olson, Pat Duvall, Margaret Perkins, Linda Comeaux, Gloria Woodkins, Georgia Johnson, Virginia Bogan, Osie Combs, Neal Simmons, Tom Carpenter, Allen Lovett, Clifford Aaron, Benny Rodriguez, Bobby Elizondo, Gary Mueller, Ron Harp, Bobby Hatcher, Billy Depucio, Emmett Jones, Tom Eaton, Mike Johnson, Wayrte Coker, Jerry Morrow, Ronnie McClellan, Gary Morse, Arthur Anderson, Victor Bond, Daniel Curry, Charles Mitchum, Kenneth Browning. SEVENTH ROW (left to right): Ken Holuhec, Clifton Snodgrass, Glen Stubblefield, Russell Kiebler, Bobby Wier, Machelle Seibel, Arne] Crayton, Gilbert Ortez, Larry Wesley, David Pilsner, Terry Hale, Clay Bolen, Billie Dickson, Eugene Bowling, Tom Talevich, Richard Fox, Gary Luton, Steve Klotzman, Bobby Walker, Keith Sharp, Ron Day, Glen Sheffield, Lucien Kettle, Jerry Casper, Ronald Salles, Ronnie Martin, Rudy Perez, Eugene Chargois, Carl Davis, Gary Mayes, Andrew Knoxson, Tommy Toups, Billy Ballard, Robert Hutchins, James Garza, George Ray, James Garza, Mike Miranda, Bubba Ross, John Huff. EIGHTH ROW (left to right): Mike Sims, David Joyner, Harry Sanders, Jeff Kirby, Cliff McGee, Denis Atiger, Kerry Osterholm, Ivy Simmons, Mike Casper, Ricky Hamilton, Sonny Kelly,· Rudy Wistinghausen, Joe Gillesp,ie, Daniel Bergeron, Butch ,Poston, David Bergeron, Bruce Criddle, Curtis Sharp, Ronal d Wrobleski, Jimmy Goodroe, Bill Arnold, Mark White, Jimmy Goldberg, Paul Guyton, John Hertenberger, Jay Duvall, Tom King, Larry Gazzier, Chris Craig, Terry Schultz, Gordon Thompson, Cleveland Gay, Aurelio Garza, Kirby Gorton, Chuck Gilland, Buddy Todesco, Roger Landry, Eddie Glidden, Perry Cloud, Jesse Fremont. NINTH ROW (left to right): Larry Harvey, James Moore, Jason Hebert, Denny Patterson, Bobby Ross, Eddie Dahl, Craig Speer, Mike Hurd, Mike Barger, Roland Castanie, Arthur Sims, Doug Wyatt, Allen Wilkenfeld, David Hart, David Haney, Eddie Couvillon, Dick Wiles, Pat McNulty, Ronnie Hart, Robert Cummings, Johnny Glazener, Sonny Hilden, Ronnie Lambright, Kenneth Bullock, Ronnie Milburn, -David Yoxtheimer, Terry Moore, Terry Garriss, Timmy Bradshaw, Marvin Peterson, Emry Thomas, Steve Calhoun, Richard Cox, Kenneth Weaver, Mickey Thompson, Donnie Parr, Douglas Guthier, Jimmy Alderman. TENTH ROW (.left to right) : Mike Casey, David Goodbar, J imbo Deggs, Charlie Lowe, August LaFoy, Larry Smith, George Capetillo, Jerry Bryant, Marshall Williams, Randall Birdsong, Jim Luhning, Paul- Yates, David May, Eddie Haire, Bill Sherr, Jim Triplett, Mark Varley, Arvie Baker, Ronnie Clements, Mike Burkhalter, Charles George, David Hunter, Wayne Smith, John Shockey, Mike Wheatley, Steve McCoy, Jim Watson, Lew Weber, Buddy Johnson, Tommy Prouty, Steve Hunter, Ricky Smith, Ronnie Smith, Gary Smith, Danny Stem, Jerry Thompson, Noel Blythe, Jerry Patterson, David Burton, Jack Strange, Mike Talley, George Pyle. 185 �Student Council The Student Council is very active. They sponsor the Sweetheart Dance, Good Sportsmanship League, and work with the Key Chili on Career Day. Mike Casey-President Pat Ottinger-Vice-President Iris Bergeron-Secretary Martha Byrd-Treasurer 186 FIRST Nunn; Sharon Left to Larson; ROW, Left to Right: Mike Casey; Pat Ottinger; Iris Bergeron; Martha Byrd; Kay Tyra Anderson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Richard Worthy; Milton McQuage; Clepper; Steve Cates; Wayne Froeschl; David . Goodbar; Wayne Smith. THIRD ROW, Right: Jimmy Jones; Debbie Sims; Don Clark; Debbie Courtney; David Sharp; Susan John Staggs. ��Cheer 188 leaders �The Yearbook Staff Becky Marsh Karen Scruggs Penny Henson Glenna Chain Sally Hudnall Barbara Scribner Car~~persteny ~~dams olyn Willis 190 �tingaree ales Editorial !Staff. Janine Burks Libby Jo ns on Tyra Anderson Fall Editor-In-Chief Spring Editor-In-Chief Susan Campbell Ginger Lowe �Junior-Senior Picnic Waiting in line for the Senior Prom. The Journalism "garbage detail" at the Junior-Senior • picnic. Hurry up, Marco, bring on the horses so we can start the game. 192 �FFA Awards Banquet Appreciation and awards rated high on the program at the annual Future Farmers of America banquet. Above, Skip Selheim, left, and David Yoxtheimer, far right, look on while Sponsor Mr. Westmoreland, center, presents awards to Hank Darden, center left, and Sonny Hilden. Skip Selheim received the State Award pin, Hank Darden, the Outstanding Senior Boy check for $50, Sonny Hilden, Outstanding Project Program, and David Y oxtheimer one Public Speaking Pin and Certificate of Merit supervising chapter. Honorary FFA plaques were presented to, from left, Delbert Warden, Dr. Engman, Mrs. Tootsie Ross, Bill Spencer, and Mr. C. E. Decker, as the five persons most instrumental in acquiring the new AG barn at Texas City High School. One of the activities during the year for the FFA and FHA was a western party given for club members and their dates. 193 �Mr. Tom Clark, left, TCHS journalism instructor, and Dr. Dave Engman, superintendent of Texas City Independent School District, received plaques from the Texas City chapter of D.E.C.A. Mr. Clark received the "photographer of the year" plaque. Dr. Engman received the honorary membership plaque. Mr. Clark instructs the yearbook staff, pictured below, and takes all the pictures used in The Stingaree. 194 �Senior Activities On Dead Day 1111 Miss Holden's government class is in order ... A bit of joking goes on in Mrs. DeLay's English class .' .. And Mrs. Byrd strikes Paul Yates for making a "HOOK 'EM HORNS" sign! 195 ��SPORTS 197 �Stingaree Varsity FRONT ROW: Pat Edmundson, trainer; Wayne Basemore, manager; Mike Lowe; Maurice Mascorro; Harry McAninch; John Staggs; John Huff; Bobby Elizondo; Mike Miranda; Rocky Simon; J. B. Fitch; Jimmy Langford; Coach Dale Taylor. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Alderman, trainer; Roland Castanie; Doug Wyatt; Dee Williams; Jack Strange; Denny Patterson; Eddie Dahl; Kenneth Gritta; Mike Drake; Jayson Hebert; Paul Horton; George Pyle; Lew Weber, manager; Head Coach Lloyd Parker. THIRD ROW: James Risinger; Bruce Smith; Mike Casey; Ronnie Smith; Bobby Ross;· David Gorcyca; Gerald Brown; Bryan Ohmert; Allen Wilkenfeld; Jerry Thompson; Craig Speer; Coach Bob Sliva. FOURTH ROW : John Gorman; Wayne Froeschl; Jimbo Deggs; Steve McCoy; Roger Krumholdt; David Burton; Mike Stark; Donnie Parr; Buddy Todesco; Arthur Sims; David Hart; Coach John Hancock. 198 Jeanne Jobe, a senior, was elected by the Stingarees as the 1966 Football Queen. She was presented her trophy at the annual Football Banquet. �Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: Cleo Lynch, manager; David Tilley; Vance Arriola; Ricky Vanderslice; Leo Lynch; Bobby Weir; manager. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Foreman; Henry Norris; Mike Darby; Bobby Jones; Mike Stanley; Paul Horton; Steve Jaworski; David Swenson; manager. LAST ROW: Don Williams; Curtis Miles; Mike Lowe; David Gorcyca; Bo Anders; Dewey Mitchell; Jimmy Risinger; Kerry Steed. Sophomore Football Squad FRONT ROW: Chuck McQuaig; Wilfred Williams; Doyle Fletcher; David Wyatt; Lynn Krumholt; Richard Ramirez; Jerry Steed; Jimmy Carter; Dale Colthard, manager. MIDDLE ROW: Ross Kyle; Ronnie Martin; Darrell Duncan; Lee ·s aunders; Bobby McKey; Louis Head; Jim Maxwell; Robert Wheeler; Dwayne Forque; Gary Alexander; Coach Isenberg. LAST ROW: Jeff Hutchins; James Dudley; Danny Day; Jackie Hutchins; Tom Michell; Pete Auger; Earl Platt; Larry Carden; Mike Franklin; Coach Clark. 199 �Stingarees wait with mixed emotion while waiting for departure to San Antonio. I 't DAVID BURTON Texas City MIKE CASEY 0 San Antonio - 0 The Stingarees went to San Antonio ready for a victory. Their tremendous effort paid off, for although the Stings did not score they held the third rated team in the State scoreless. The Rebels expected very little trouble from the Stings, but soon realized that the Texas City bunch had been greatly underestimated. The Stingaree spirit was raging and the boys were ready to make their bid for the 12-4A championship. 200 �Texas City- 18 VS Smiley - 0 Texas City had no trouble in beating Smiley of Houston in Stingaree Stadium. The running of Maurice Mascarro paid off with a Sting touchdown on the first play of the second quarter. The next offensive effort started at the Sting twenty yard line. Mascorro tried the center for a gain of three yards, then Mike Drake threw a pass to Ken Gritta at the forty and he ran the. rest of the way for a touchdown. The attempt by Drake to pass for the extra points failed. In the last quarter, Drake intercepted a Smiley pass and ran fifty yards for the third Stingaree touchdown of the game. JIMBO DEGGS ,. EDD.IE DAHL ' 201 �Texas City 7 vs Baytown 16 The running of Maurice Mascorro and a spectacular touchdown catch by Ronnie Smith were the bright spots of the Baytown-Texas City game. The Ganders came on strong in the second half and fought off the Stings, 7-16. Hold it up high, boys. This is the sign seen at every home game to advertise the popular Key Oub dances. DAVID HART 202 BOBBY ELIZONDO WAYNE FROESCHL �Texas City 16 vs Sam Rayburn 14 TCHS Tri-Captains meet with Rayburn Co-Captains at the start of another 12-4A district game. Wake up, Craig, it's game time! JAYSON HEBERT The Stingarees were a team to be proud of as they drove past the Sam Rayburn Texans at Pasadena's Memorial Stadium for their first district win of the season. Talcing charge following the kickoff, the Stings were in control until the final period. The air-minded Stings used the pass play only six times during the game, hut completed the one that counted as Jack Strange, who had just returned to the lirieup, hit David Hart in the endzone for a touchdown. · ,-<.. JOHN HUFF 203 �STEVE McCOY ALL DISTRICT Texas City - 0 vs Pasadena - 14 The Pasadena Eagles capitalized on two long runs to deal the Texas City Stingarees their second district · loss of the season in Pasadena's $400,000 Memorial Stadimp. It was a well played game with the two long gainers making the difference. MIKE MIRANDA 204 �Texas City O vs South Houston 28 South Houston's scrappy Trojans thoroughly trounced the Texas City Stingarees 28-0. To start off the action the Trojans and Stings traded the ball back and forth. South Houston scored three times in the second quarter. After the Stings' rude awakening in the first half, they came bounding back to play the catch-up game. Texas City showed that fighting spirit when Strange hit David Hart and Wyatt for a total of 34 yards and ran the ball himself for 9 more, only to have the drive run out on the Trojan 17. As the game endt:d, the South Houston Trojans marched off the field with a victory. DENNY PATTERSON GEORGE PYLE Another hard-played game comes to an end, as both teams meet as one. 205 �~, ~ . ARTHUR SIMS RONNIE SMITH CRAIG SPEER District Honorable Mention Texas City 0 VS Brazosport 31 The first half of the ball game belonged to Texas City. The Stingarees rated as the underdogs in the contest, held the Exporters scoreless for the first quarter. The only bright spot of the game came midway in the final pedod when Mike Casey, Mike Drake, Jack Strange, Maurice Mascorro, and Doug Wyatt pooled their efforts along with every other member of the Sting ball club, to bring the ball down to the Shipper 15 yard marker before the drive fizzled out. 206 �Texas City 18 vs Ball High 27 JERRY THOMPSON All-District 2nd Team JACK STRANGE District Honorable Mention In a very exciting game, the Ball High Tors outlasted Texas City to score a 27-18 win in the evenly matched contest. The Stings and Ball High failed to move the ball on their initial series in the game. Mascorro started the push with a 21 yard scamper and later plunged over for the score. After two attempts, the Stings failed to secure the extra points. The Tors evened the count midway in the second quarter in a 62 yard drive. The turning point in the game came when a Tor intercepted one of Mike Casey's aerial endeavors. Two plays later Tor quarterback Mike Hoover sneaked across for the score and the kick was good. As time ran out the scoreboard glowed with a dull light for Texas City fans. BUDDY TODESCO 207 �I Texas City 13 vs La Marque 14 If people cried after the fumbled field goal attempt, in the final 59 seconds of Texas City's homecoming game against La Marque, no one noticed because five and one half inches of rain had already fallen in the stadium. The ballgame was Texas City's all the way but a missed extra point in the third quarter left the Stings behind, and the fumbled field goal iced the victory for La Marque, and spoiled the TCHS homecoming 14-13. 10,000 plus fans braved the rain to witness one of the most spectacular football games of the 1966 football season. 208 �Texas City 22 vs Deer Park 14 Texas City's persistent Stingarees closed the 1966 football season with a bang as they walloped Deer Park 22-14. It was the Sting's ball game all the way, even the enclosing fog couldn't stop them. Maurice Mascorro exhibited his running ability when he streaked 54 yards for the first T. C. touchdown. On the final play of the first half, Deer quarterback, Dale Thorpe, attempted to pass, but he faded too deep and Allen Wilkenfeld shot through in the end zone for a safety and 2 more points to give the Stings an 8-0 halftime lead. The Stings scored again following the Deer kickoff and Eddie Dahl kicked the extra point. Doug Wyatt, Mike Drake, and Mascorro put together the final T. C. score, Dahl's kick was true and the Stings had the victory 22-14. ALLEN WILKENFELD DOUG WYATT District Honorable Mention 209 �District Honors STEVE McCOY All District First Team JERRY THOMPSON-JIMBO DEGGS All District Second Team Jack Strange, Ronnie Smith, Doug Wyatt, Wayne Froeschl, Craig Speer, Allen Wilkenfeld. District Honorable Mention 210 �Academic Award Ronnie Smith, Stingaree wingback, was honored with the Second Annual Academic Award. This award was devised by the Stingaree Coaching Staff in order to honor the player who has the highest scholastic average. Ronnie, who is a senior, maintained an average of 89. Good Sportsmanship Award Allen Wilkenfeld, Stingaree senior defensive end and offensive guard was the winner of the Good Sportsmanship Award. Thii;; award is given every year by the . Quarterback Club to the most deserving player who is selected by the Stingarees. Mr. Joe Brown representing the Texas City Quarterback Club presented the award. Most Valuable Player A W(Lrd Craig Speer, senior guard, and one of the Stingaree Captains was presented the Most Valuable Player Award by Mr. Dixie Walker. This award was originated in 1948 by Mr. Walker. He donated the original trophy and presents it every year to the player voted by his teammates as the best player of the year. 211 �Varsity Basketball Team DEFENDING DISTRICT CHAMPIONS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Edmundson, manager; Eddie Glidden; Johnny Glazner; Ronnie Smith; Dan Baker; Wayne Smith; Sammy Hyde; Ronnie Clements; Bruce Smith; Phillip Cothoran; Leon Jones; Jimmy Alderman, trainer; Bobby Cayce, manager. IN THE CENTER: Varsity Coach Joe DeCuir. Coach Joe DeCuir stresses some points of the game during a time out. 212 Coaching staff of the Stingaree Basketball team are Coach Joe DeCuir and Coach Milton Isenberg. �Junior Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Mike Stanley; Mark Butz; David Wyatt; Charlie Davis; Mason McDonald; Gary Cayce, manager. SECOND ROW: Mike McDonald; John Staggs; Mark Scharper; Larry Roberts; Harry McAninch; Gerald Brown; Mike Lowe. THIRD ROW: Coach Isenberg; Dee Williams; Freddie Ramos; Milton McQuage; Roger Webb; Larry Blanton; Tom Michelle; Mike McClain; Don Taylor. Dr. Engman: "Just whistle a happy tune ... " 213 �SAMMY HYDE All State-3rd Team All District-1st Team South Zone-1st Team EDDIE GLIDDEN South Zone-2nd Team RONNIE CLEMENTS South Zone-2nd Team 214 �Texas City 56 vs Deer Park 54 In an exciting game, the Stings edged by the Deer for another district win. Texas City 51 vs Deer Park 58 The Stings dropped a close game against the Deer. The exciting game was won in the last minute of play. BELOW: The packed TC gym illustrates another night of enthusiasm for the Stings. DAN BAKER PHILLIP COTHORAN 215 �JOHNNY GLAZNER LEON JONES Texas City 69 VS Brazosport 64 In one of the most exciting games of the season the Stings rallied after two overtimes to beat the Shippers for a second district win. Texas City 64 vs Brazosport 71 Texas City was. knocked out of the district race as the Stings bowed to the Shippers. What some people won't do to get into a picture. 216 �BRUCE SMITH RONNIE SMITH Texas City 51 vs Ball High 52 The Stings lost a decisive battle to the Tors in the closing seconds of the game. Texas City 63 vs Ball High 50 The Stings showed the Tors they meant business when they defeated them on the Texas City court with a capacity crowd watching the Stings win again. Hey Mark, looks like you are the center of attention again. 217 �Texas City 73 vs La Marque 51 The Stings demonstrated their unsurmounted • skills as they defeated the Tigers and ended the first half of district play with a 3-1 record. Texas City 64 vs La Marque 59 The 1966-67 Basketball season closed with a win over La Marque as they tied with Brazosport for the second place slot. WAYNE SMITH 218 This is basketball? �Most Valuable Basketball Player Award Ronnie Clements, the 1967 rec1p1ent of the most valuable player award, is shown right with his trophy. Mr. Joe Brown is presenting him one of the most coveted awards a player may receive. The trophy was first established in 1956 by the Milton Agee Family. Best Sportsmanship Award Eddie Glidden was awarded the best sportsmanship trophy by Mr. Jimmy Drake, president of the Quarterback Club, who originated the trophy in 1965. This award is voted on by the team and presented to the boy who shows the best sense of fair play and all around good sportsmanship on the basketball court. Most Improved Basketball Player Award Ronnie Clements, the 1967 recipient of the most improved player award was presented his trophy by Mr. Jack Mosher. Mr. Mosher a 1950 graduate of TCHS established this award in memory of his father, the late Clarence Mosher. Jack played on the state championship team from TC in 1949 and made all-state that year and in 1950. The most improved player is chosen by Coach Isenberg and Coach De Cuir. 219 �Free Stylers Roger Landry; Jeff Darde; Buddy Johnson ; Mark Meza; Mike Lowe. Specialists Coach Hancock; Jeff Hutchinson. Martin Kelly; Kenneth Hunter; Swimming Team Free Stylers Earl Vicknair; Tommy Davis; Lloyd Jones; J erry Sharp. Shannon Clark, manager; Meza, captain. Coach Hancock; Mark Specialists Jeff Hutchins; Charlie Cook; Pete Auger; David Young. 220 �Varsity Golf Team John Duree; Richard Segura; Mike Tucker; Billy Ballard; Coach Davis; Clifford Johnson; Marshall Williams. Junior Varsity Golf Team Ray Lease; Dennis Auger; Coach Davis; Dan Honeycutt; Patrick McCrory; Gilbert Mayfield. 221 �Pole Vaulters Richard Ziegelmeyer; Allan Lovett; Mike Drake. r----_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~ ~;;;;======·====~ - . s:: -= -- Coaches and Manager Coach Dale Taylor; track manager, Willie Manning; Coach Bob Sliva. Distance Men FRONT ROW: Richard Worthy; Wayne Ochoa; Steve Cates; Tom Carpenter; Jack Bornsheuer. TOP ROW: George Felkner; Santos Ramos; Billy Wattengel; Henry Norris. 222 �Stingaree Track Team Hurdlers Bobby Ross; David Bucklew; Wesley Hoover; Paul Horton. . . --- High Jumpers Bobby Ross; Bruce Smith; James Hale; Richard Gomez. Broad Jumpers FRONT ROW: Ken Gritta; Bruce Smith; Terry Coker; John Huff; TOP ROW: Jay Duvall; Paul Horton. Sprint Relay John Huff; Maurice Mascarro; Ken Gritta; Doug Wyatt; Bill Kenny. 223 �Mile Relay Doug Wyatt; Terry Coker; Larry Rousseau; Greg Hardy. Sprint Relay Louis Head; Roger Krumholt; Mike Drake; Mike Stanley John Staggs. Sprinters FRONT ROW: Mike Stanley; Robert Spencer; Terry Coker; Louis Head. TOP ROW: Larry Rousseau: Bill Kenny; Greg Hardy; Doug Wyatt. Shot Putters and Discus 224 Mike Wheatley; Earl Platt; John Gorman; Sammy Hyde. �Most Valuable Swimmer Martin Kelly, a junior, is being presented his trophy by swimming coach John Hancock. Outstanding Athletes Terry Coker; Most Valuable Trackman Award; Jimmy Langford: Fighting Heart Award; Bubba Ross: Baseball Good Sportsmanship Award; Bill BaHard: Most Valuable Golfer; Jack Bornsheuer: Most Dedicated Trackman; Ronnie Smith: Most Valuable Baseball Player 225 �Varsity Baseball Team TOP ROW: Jim Triplett, manager; Dan Baker; Jimbo Deggs; Ronnie Smith; Wayne Froeschl; Mark Varley; Terry Moore; Roland Castanie; Kenneth Weaver; Coach Milton Isenberg. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Clark; Phillip Cotham; Harry McAninch; Ernie Solis; Larry Roberts; Johnny Glazner; Mike McDonald; Jim Mace, manager. FffiST ROW: Mike Miranda; Benny Rodriquez; Jimmy Langford; Bubba Ross; Gerald Brown; Dale Coulthard, manager; Nathan Norris, manager. Best All Around Athlete RONNIE SMITH 226 �Junior Varsity Baseball Team TOP ROW: Kerry Camfield; Mark Scharper; Dee Williams; Mike Stark; Randy Hunter; Jim Maxwell; Richard Posey; Coach Foreman. SECOND ROW: Gary Cayce; Roger Caswell; Eddie Cornelius; Rusty McClellen; Bobby McKey; Mark Butz; Wayne Basemore, manager. FIRST ROW: Doyle Fletcher; David Wyatt; David Tilley; Ronnie Martin; Mickey Granger; L. J. Hertenberger. Stingaree Tennis Team Dianna White; Mary Polanco; Don Clark; Wendy Williams. 227 �- '- .... KENNETH WEAVER ROLAND CASTANIE JOHNNY GLAZNER JIMBO DEGGS MIKE MIRANDA WAYNE FROESCHL Senior Stingarees ~ BUBBA ROSS BENNY RODRIQUEZ MARK VARLEY TERRY MOORE RONNIE SMITH 229 �Sports Round-Up 230 ��Through the years we have pioneered naany banl.ing services on the Mainland and we are still searching for better ways to serve you. Whatever the financial TEXAS CITY~ ~ffi u~@[Jffi[L BANK need~ a Texas City National Banh officer will be glad to serve you. ,i 232 �THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Congratulations From Your Local Agents JIM E. KELLY, C.L.O. Staff Mgr. SAJA GORDON MYERS SAJA STEVEN ELY SAJA BILL ADAMS SAJA JAMES A . LLOYD SAJA 816 6th Street North, Texas City, Texas Southwestern Home Office 1100 Holcomb Blvd., Houston I, Texas .JERRY AULDS SAJA BERNIE LUMPKIN-Your School Photographer Henderson Texas 233 �Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1967 WAH CHANG CORPORATION Producer of Rare Metals Texas Division 234 Texas City Texas �1015 9th St. N. Texas City WI 8-8004 Congratulations, Seniors MODERN CLEANERS 1111 Sixth St. DRY CLEANING WI 5-7611 LAUNDRY SERVICE NORGEVILLE Prompt & Dependable LOWELL PETERSON, Owner OLIVIA VALDEZ, Mgr. A. T. HAVARD, Driver Dial WI 8-8253 913 10th St. N. We're Glad You Seniors Made It Congratulations PATTERSON PLUMBING Texas City Congratulations, Seniors G. W. HETHERINGTON TEXAS CITY BUILDING MATERIALS INCORPORATED 3 13 Sixth Street North WI 5-9122 1001 Texas Avenue WI 5-7473 Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-7871 3 15 Sixth Street GUARANTEE ABSTRACT COMPANY 80 I Sixth Street North WI 5-7461 Texas City, Texas Representing KANSAS CITY TITLE INSURANCE CO. AND SOUTHWEST TITLE INSURANCE CO. Jeweler BAY TEX LUMBER COMPANY, INC. "Complete One-Stop Building Service" 1313 Texas Avenue P. 0. Box 791 Texas City, Texas 235 �Dial WI 5-6641 Congratulations Seniors ANNA'S FLOWER SHOP STANS FIELD SUPPLY 521 Seventh Street N. Phone WI 5-7428 Continuous Service Since 19◄7 831 Sixth Avenue North Texas City, Texas " Shipley-the Quality Name in Doughnuts" DERREST WILLIAMS Enco Service Station Corner 9th Ave. and 9th St. No. Phone WI 5-7200 WARM-FRESH DO-NUTS DAILY DIRECT TO YOU. -Filled and RegularWholesale & Retail "WHERE TO BUY THEM" Texas City, Texas SHIPLEY DO-NUT SHOP 911 9th Ave. N.-WI 8-8083 Appraisals Sales Mortgage Loans FHA Area Broker Compliments of PAUL PITT BAY RADIO AND APPLIANCE CO. STAFFORD REALTY COMP.ANY 619 6th Street North 120 I Six-tn Street N. "We Sell the Best, and Service the Rest" Phone WI 5-7202 WI 5-2351 Texas City, Texas Compliments of LAUFMAN'S JEWELRY Diamonds Watches Gifts Here the bride selects her Sterling, Crystal, China Engraved Wedding Announcements 236 SMITH'S BARBER SHOP Three Barbers to Serve You. URBAN SMITH-Owner �ft.ANTOWS~YS Everything For The Home 832 Fifth Avenue North Texas C ity, Texas Compliments of PORTER'S Ladies' Apparel Compliments of HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY " A Friendly Place to Trade'~ 915 6th Ave. N. Phone WI 5-4416 Best of Luck DON WYATT REAL ESTATE 513-16 Sixth Sh-eet North WI 5-5459 TROUTS SPORTING GOODS Don't Blow Up-Call Up CHUOKE PLUMBING · 725-9th Avenue North JACK 'N' JILL By Eating, We Overcome H unge r ; By Study, Ignorance Children's Wear 517 Sixth Street North Phone WI 5-61 11 Texas C ity, Texas WILKENFELD AGENCY Boys and Girls-Infants Thru 14 617 8th Avenue FREE GIFT WRAPPING 237 �INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS BOZEMAN APPLIANCE Sales and Service R.C .A. Whirlpool Appliances I 121 Texas Avenue WI 5-6246 WI 5-7979 1710 Texas Ave. Wholesale Hardware Industrial Supplies Rental Tools & Equipment JOHN'S MAINLAND WI 5-7781 "If We Don't Have It We Can Get It" ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO. I 524-2b-T exas Avenue BEAUTY COLLEGE WI 5-4401 p,opls on th, go... go BfR(J.ER CHEF : ,rl . ~ 1· , MANUEL'S TRIM SHOP ,e' I( .. , YOUR SAT ISFACTION IS OUR SPECIALTY COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY 1220 TEXAS AVEN U E TEXAS CI T Y. TEXAS PHON E WI. 5 - 21 18 JOHNSON MATERIAL CO. It's an energy winner! A fast-paced game and a nutritious hamburger from Burger Chef. Deliciously differen t ·cause it's Open Flame Broiled and 100% pure beef . Team it with a sack of crisp trench fries. You can't beat it for just 30t . Ready Mixed Cement 93 I-4th Ave. S. WI 5-4446 Texas City, Texas 2305 Palmer Hwy. Texas City, Texas 238 �C & I REFRIGERATION & "The Strength of Our Future is vested in our Children." AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE FRED LINTON -All Work GuaranteedWI 5-2752 Texas City EMKEN-LINTON FUNERAL HOME Congratulations Class of '67 Congratulations Seniors MEYERS SERVICE, INC. A. A. SMITH INSURANCE Auto Parts A.lways A.vaHable S.ervice 5 I 6-5th Avenue North Texas City, Texas OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Phones WI 5-7051 618 Texas Avenue WI 8-1723 JOE BURK AUTO PARTS Machine Shop Texas City, Texas SUPER MARKETS WI 5-2231 213 Sixth Street North DEE WALKER REALTY CO. 311-9th St. N. Texas City "Open Seven Days a Week" Texas City, Texas Tel. WI 8-1701 We Specialize In Homes Sales-Rentals 239 �Congratulations CHADWICK STUDIO 612 Fifth Avenue North Phone WI 5-5651 "PERSONALITY PORTRAITS" Haberdashery Sportswear 507-6th St. North Phone WI 5-5421 Compliments of Chadwick's Custom Color is a Product of the Finest Processing and Workmanship Known to Photography MR. JACK GIBBY Managef" Phone WI 5-210 I 713 Sixth St. N. Texas City, Texas GLAZER GLASS CO. Phone WI 8-853 I ANYTHING IN GLASS Sincere Congratulations Seniors From MAINLAND BANK & TRUST COMPANY Texas City, Texas Member F.D.I.C. The All-Purpose Account That Lets You Shop Many Stores With One Charge Card. Compliments of GOODBAR'S 921-9 Ave. N. to the Class of 1967 240 �With a hand in every phase of the oil business, Marathon Oil helps to build the future as it grows. Looking ahead helps a company to grow wisely. We know that as we build our future we are helping to build tomorrow's world. Exploring for oil on five continents, producing oil or gas in 22 states in the U.S. and two other countries, we are developing a great natural resource. Our three U.S. refineries and two partly owned plants in Europe transform crude oil into useful products. Thousands of miles of pipelines move our crude oil and refined products where they are needed. And selling our products through 3,700 Marathon service stations in the American midwest, plus hundreds more in Italy and West Germany, helps to supply the motive power that keeps the modern world on the move. LOOKING AHEAD - IN EXPLORATION • PRODUCTION • TRANSPORTATION • REFINING • MARKETING • RESEARCH 241 �Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors '67 TEXAS CITY-LA MARQUE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION _, Bertolett Motors Inc. Gene Hamon Ford Inc. Jelly Jones Oldsmobile Rambler Inc. Mahaffey Motor Co. Welch Brothers Chevrolet Inc. 242 �KINNEY'S SHOES THE MARTIN COMPANY 421-423 6th St. North Texas City, Texas LYNN DEES' JUNIOR SHOP OF THE MAINLAND (Juniors, Petites, Ladies) Compliments of DLENCO BLIND COMPANY WI 8-1392 2830 Palmer Hwy. I 3 I3--6th Street North Girls of All Ages Who Are Young at Heart Telephone: WI 5-7751 Serving the Best Chicken in Texas for Over 25 Years GRAY'S LANES TEXAS CITY Phone WI 5-4242 Phone WI 5-2881 3232 Palmer Hwy. Texas City, Texas 2820 Palmer Hwy. SHEP'S "LITTLE" CHICKEN SHACK TEXAS STYLE FRIED CHICKEN Self-Service and Orders "To-Go" Texans Have Bought Over 30 Million Orders, We think you'll like it too. Buy it by the Piece, or buy it by the Sack. But be sure to buy it at- "SHEP'S LITTLE CHICKEN SHACK" CLOSED MONDAY FIEST'S BEAUTY SALON LLOYD Q. SEABOLT 2411 lfi South Gordon St., P.O. Box Phone Old Field 8-5622 1182 Alvin, Texas Distributor for LION Petroleum Products 221-2 Avenue North Texas City, Texas WI 5-6583 Complete Beauty Care KEEP THIS PLACE IN MIND, A BETTER ONE IS HARD TO FIND 243 �~ BANK OF T!i I; .• . A.._._/ ,,~ La Marque, Texas MEMBER of FDIC Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors From McGAR INSURANCE AGENCY "Continuous Service Since 1918" 912 Ninth St. North Telephone WI 5-4406 Texas City Congratulations from FASHION FABRICS 1321-6th St. WI 5-2671 If you know a news-worthy story . . . or have a news-worthy picture send it to ~he NEWS C1TIZEX 3131/i 6th St. N. Texas City 244 �■ ■ (Lots of luck! You're going to need it.) Some people never learn. The smaller your education, the smaller the job you'll get. The amaller your salary, too. It's a proven fact. You really ftll off your future when you cut out of school. A11, 1ehool. At any level. Grade School. High School. Even College. Today, to get a good job, you need a good education. Employers insist on it. Good-paying jobs demand it. So you really ought to ,et it ... if you want to enjoy a richly rewarding future. Don't sell a good education short. If you're in school now ... stay there! Learn all you can for as Jong as you can. If you're out of school, find out about the many ways to get valuable training outside the classroom. Visit the Youth Counsellor at your State Employment Service. Remember, a good education isn't a luxury today. It's an absolute necessity. To get agood joll, get agood education UNION CARBIDE CORPOIIATION Chemicals & Plastics UNION CARBIDE Texas City, Texas 77590 245 �SMITHDOUGLASS ~FERTILIZER ,. fHE IIOADfN CHEMICAL COMPANY Pocket Billiards HARBOR CUE CLUB 710 9th Street North Texas City, Texas Family Entertainment Best Wishes to the 1967 Seniors BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Smith Douglass Division Manufacturers of Agricultural Fertilizers and Chemicals IRENE'S House of Elegance Ladies' and Juniors' Wearing Apparel 3 15 6th Street North WI 5-6605 Texas City, Texas WEINER'S DEPT. STORE Nationally Advertised Famous 'Brand Clothing For All the Family OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. Men's & Boy~• Wear Your Levi's Store 419 Sixth Street I 19 6th Street North Texas City, Texas WI • 5-22 I 0 ROGERS . . . Fine Shoes 41 I Sixth Street North KLEIN'S "Smart Fashions m Wearing Apparel" Phone WI 5-6700 Best Wishes, Seniors Texas City, Texas 417 Sixth Street North WI 5-4811 246 �Picture Framing REEVES Paint-Wallpaper-Gifts Quality Unsurpassed 522 6th St. No. WI 5- 5831 Custom Draperies HARVEY TRAVEL BUREAU Reservations for All Airlines-Steamships-Hotels Rent-a-Cars and Nationally Advertised Tours All at No Extra Charge to You WI 5-4422 526 7th Ave. N. Texas City, Texas Compliments of the TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL CLUB Publishers of the Student Directory MAINLAND PHARMACY 626 Sixth Street North Day-WI 5-2368 Night-WI 8-2360 Air Conditioning Heating Ice Makers Refrigeration Residentia~mmercial ,- nm - BORG WARN£~ MOSELEY REFRIGERATION COMPANY 20 Years in Texas City 5.20 6th Ave. N. TEXAS CITY DIKE AND MARINA, INC. WI 5-5822 Compliments of 1446 Texas Avenue and End of Dike WI 5-5902-WI 8-8566 MEREDITH'S SHOES 528 6th St. Texas City, Texas 247 �Congratulations Compliments Seniors of WAGNER ELECTRIC CHAMBER'S, INC. 422 Texas Avenue Compliments of A- I WHITE TOP TAXI Texas City La Marque WI 5-6632 WI 5-4408 WE 5-5408 331 Texas Ave. Texas City, Texas CAMERON'S HARDWARE 10-6 St. WI 5-6363 Congratulations Seniors TONY'S TEXAS CITY JEWELRY & LOAN Your Texas City Headquarters for diamonds, watches, guns, and a complete line of musical and sporting equipment. 232-Texas Avenue WI 5-6972 248 ARMY-NAVY DAVE'S JEWELRY-LOANS Compliments of PETER J. LA VALLE Compliments of PICK AND PAY SUPER MARKET 430 Texas Avenue Serving Your Neighbor, Why Not You? �BUSBEE'S AGEE'S REXALL DRUG R. W. SNELLING Hardware and Appliances Frigidaire Appliances Glastran Boats Johnson Motors J. C. FULLER Complete Drug Service YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED SALES AND SERVICE Good Luck, Class of '67 FLOWERS PHARMACY BAY PRINTERS & STATIONERS Phone WI 5-6676 901 Fikh Ave. N. Texas City, Texas Complete Line of Office Supplies Friendship and Service Corner of 7th Street and -4th Ave. Owner Phone WI 5-9591 F. R. LAMP .. • •• ..,.., .... "C.'".. ~ .... • ----· .. :?""' J. C. PENNEY'S Always First Quality Texas City, Texas 249 �HOWARD PERRYMAN ALLSTATE INSURANCE Compliments of BEARDEN'S FOOD MARKET 1519 6th Street North Compliments of Compliments of Coin Operated HICK'S BARBER SHOP ECON-O-WASH Laundry 618 I0th Street North I 807 6th Street N. Texas City, Texas WHITE'S THE HOME OF GREATEf< VALUES Nuts to School!! BOB WRIGHT WI 8-2595 HARBOR VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER ZIP'S TRIM & GLASS SHOP 826 9th Avenue North Harbor Village Shopping Center Texas City, Texas 250 WI 8-8585 �Compliments of COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY CHUCK & MIKE'S DRIVE INN Two Locations to Serve You CHUCK & MIKE'S 14006-Texas Ave. MAINLAND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION WI 5-7765 DOUBLE "R" 1415-6th St. North Compliments of WI 5-4672 1221 Sixth St. N. Texas City, Texas Phone WI 8-2546 251 �TEXAS CITY REFINING, INC. Independent Refiner and Shipper Petroleum Products, With General Offices, Refining and Terminal Facilities and Marine Operations in Texas City SALUTES THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1967 252 �TOMAX LUMBER COMPANY RUST, EWING, JORDAN, AND SMITH 702 Texas Avenue Insurance Real Estate Loans Phone WI 5-2371 SERVICE . . . IS OUR WATCHWORD Everything for the Builder 619 Fourth Ave. N. WI 8-1661 DELUXE CLEANERS "Service For The Entire Family" Drive-in Windows-Fully Insured Big Bonus Stamps ROY AL LAUNDRY & CLEANERS I 809-6th Street N. Texas City, Texas BARTON BROWN, Owner Telephone WI 8-1616 930 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-951 I Free Pick-Up & Delivery PIC-N-PAC 921 Texas Avenue "Open Seven Days A Week" DISBROW'S COMMERCIAL PRINTERS & LITHOGRAPHERS "Complete Reproduction Service" Phone WI 8-1131 MR. AND MRS. BENNIE RAY, Owners 625 4th Avenue North Texas City, Texas VOLKSWAGEN OBER VOLKSWAGEN COMPANY - --- ·-- LACE : A DIVISION OF C WALL AC Authorized Sales and Service for Galveston County 2627 Palmer Hwy. Texas City, Texas 253 �Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 TEXAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY 254 �Compliments of MAC'S REFRIGERATION Cooling-Heating & Commercial Refrigeration Sales & Service Phone WI 8-2322 520 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas H. G. " MAC" McMAHAN Compliments of MERCHANTS' FURNITURE EXCHANGE If It Is to Be Had-W e Have It W e Buy, Sell or Tra de Phone WI 5-590 I 402 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas Phone WI 5-9371 ELLIS FURNITURE New & Used Furniture and Appliances Buy, Sell & Trade 322 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas KTLW Music-News-Sports -4 AM TO SUNSET ~ 2326 Palmer Highway I(fngS Telephone WI 8-1718 Jewelers P.O. Box 2419 Texas City,_ Texas 77590 TEXAS CITY'S FINEST ARLENE'S FLORAL SHOP \ "Corsages Our Speciality" WI 5-420 1 51 o Sixth Street North Texas C ity, Texas ����� 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. 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Title A name given to the resource The 1967 Stingaree Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1967 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual staff of 1967 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 1967 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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) https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/f5a9b931fb7fb6e44edf862e24060eab.pdf 0302acb96641d15fa580cd3c94f32d7b PDF Text Text Business Enterprise - Petrochemical Industry Number Creator Galveston 1 Daily News Baker, Lee (Galveston 2 Daily News) Harris, Glen (Galveston 3 Daily News) 4 5 6 7 8 9 Title The Amoco refinery lights up the Texas City Sky Format Date(s) Image 2-26-1989 Photo accompanying article shows the Amoco refinery at night. Image Photo accompanying article shows the traffic on Hwy 146 in 2-26-1989 front of Texas City industries. TC industries: A major economic lifeline for area Article Industrial complex plays vital role in Texas City Sun area Article Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) Image Sobhani, Bahram Mark (Texas City Sun) Image Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Chamber report sizes up effect of Daily News) plants Article Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Image Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Image Description 2-26-1989 Discusses the petrochemical companies operating in Texas City. 9-29-1996 overview of the Texas City's petrochemical refineries and plants. 9-29-1996 Aerial of petrochemical refineries in Texas City. Aerial view of a ship at port at the petrochemical refineries in 9-29-1996 Texas City. Discusses the Benefits of Industry to Texas City La Marque Report that demonstrates the importance of the local industries 10-4-2011 to the economy and services of the area. 10-4-2011 Streetview photo of Dow Texas City Operations plant. 10-4-2011 Streetview photo of Valero Texas City Refinery. �Business Enterprise - Petrochemical Industry 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Thomas, Bill (Galveston Daily News) Image Industry blessing, curse to Texas City, Article La Marque Business and industry in Texas City Texas City Sun runs the gamut Article Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Port of Texas City Image Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Sterling Chemicals Image Andrews, Dwight C. (Texas City Sun) Aimcor Image Watt, Chad Eric (Galveston Plant may put Texas City over $1 Daily News) billion mark Article Roberts, Wade (Texas City TC progress tied closely to history of Sun) town industry Article 10-4-2011 Photo of BP's office building on Palmer Hwy in Texas City. 2-24-1988 Discusses industrial changes affecting area employment. 2-2-2004 Detailed listing and description of major industries in Texas City. 2-2-2004 Photo accompanying article showing aerial view of the Texas City port. 2-22-2004 Photo accompanying article showing Sterling Chemicals plant. 2-22-2004 Photo accompanying article train and Aimcor port facilities. 12-8-1995 Discusses new industrial development in Texas City. 2-15-1976 Discusses the history of industries in Texas City. � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/7d6c4f57396bbe53407fb743e39f38e4.pdf 81f3fefd4393c2ff0ab7978a882c733d PDF Text Text Business enterprie - Petrochemical industry - American Oil Company (Amoco) Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Creator unknown unknown unknown New York Times Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News TSC unknown Galveston Daily News La Marque Times American Oil Company New York Times La Marque Times Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Title Format Image (1) Image (2) Image (3) American Oil Co. starts tank-car movement to southeast to ease gasoline stringency Article First in Texas: Amoco to open station Article in TC Here are operators of first Amoco Image (4) Station Advertise ment Date(s) n.d. n.d. n.d. Description American Oil Company Pipeline American Oil Company American Oil Company Discusses American's shipping of gasoline by tank cars from 9-24-1941 Texas City. 2-24-1956 First Texas consumer outlet for Amoco gasoline in Texas. 2-24-1956 Showing C.H. "Frog" LeGendre and Gene Gillispie. Birthday for our biggest 2-25-1956 Advertising the opening of Amoco service station in Texas City. Opening of American Oil Company's first service station in Texas Image(5) 2-25-1956 City. Pamphlet 1958 Brief history of American Oil refinery in Texas City w/images. Amoco plans announced Article Blazing new trails: the story of American Oil Company Magazine 1961 4-16-1960 Discusses new crude running unit. Workman preparing new emblem for American Oil Company Image (6) 8-18-1961 Texas City refinery. Article 12 LM men are enrolled in American Oil classes Article Texas City refinery taxes totaling $1.5 million paid Article American Oil lays groundwork for more progress during 70's Excerpt Article Company history w/images, 33pp. Discusses American Oil Co's plan to generate electrical power for 5/30/1964 Texas City refinery. Discusses American Oil Company's electronic instrumentation 6-30-1966 training program. 2-5-1967 Notice of taxes paid and primary recipients. Discusses American Oil Company's Texas City refinery: output, 2-23-1969 workers and units. Discusses two recently added units and gives a brief history or 2-22-1970 American Oil Co. �Business enterprie - Petrochemical industry - American Oil Company (Amoco) 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Amoco's flagship refinery celebrates Special issue commemorating 50th anniversary of American Oil The Texan 50th anniversary Magazine 5-12-1970 refinery, w/images. Galveston Work On New Amoco Plant To Start Daily News In Middle Of Year Article 2-11-1971 Discusses the new propylene plant. RE: brief overview of plant and its products taken from main Texas City Sun Amoco Chemical Company Excerpt 9-27-1992 article "Texas City Industry" Amoco Chemical well-situated for Discusses projected paraxylene unit and its product, and plant Texas City Sun the future Article 2-26-1995 emissions. Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Amoco Chemicals seeks tax Discusses Amoco Chemicals' request for tax abatement on Sun) abatement Article 3-5-1996 proposed unit. Dimitri, Dale (Texas City New tax abatement for chemical Discusses Texas City Commission's grant of abatement for new Sun) plant clears commission Article 3-21-1996 plant expansion. Galveston Daily News Amoco plant begins expansion Article 4-1-1997 Discusses new styrene unit Amoco Chemicals Amoco Chemicals Corporation: Texas Promotional material covering the history and operations of the Corp City Plant Magazine 8-1997 company. Promotional material covering the history and operations of the Amoco Amoco: Texas City Refinery Magazine c1981 company. (missing pp 12-16) Scott, Fitzgerald (Galveston Amoco seeking foreign trade zone in Texas City Article 8-7-1992 Discuses Amoco's petition for foreign trade zone in Texas City. Daily News) Scott, Fitzgerald (Galveston TC commissioners pass resolution Discusses city commissioners pass foreign trade zone at Texas Daily News) seeking foreign trade zone Article 8-13-1992 City Port. Galveston Daily News Amoco reduces emissions Article 12-4-1992 Discusses Amoco's annual emissions report for Texas City �Business enterprie - Petrochemical industry - American Oil Company (Amoco) 30 31 32 33 Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Top Chinese leader visits Amoco plant Tas abatement effort moves to Texas City Sun courthouse Dimitri, Dale (Texas City County officials OK Amoco tax Sun) abatement Stevick, Chuck (Texas City Sun) FTZ's first subzone up and running Article 5-4-1994 Article Discusses China's Vice Premier Zuo Jia Hua visit to Amoco plant. Discusses up coming Commissioners' Court to discuss tax 11-6-1994 abatement for Amoco's new processing unit. Article 11-221994 Discusses approval of tax abatement for Amoco's new unit. Article 5-3-1995 Discusses Texas City's new Foreign Trade Zone Subzone. � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/71cee6558d45b928b143bdd0ed000dad.pdf 9d4266fca124de1092ecec2f2c081a21 PDF Text Text Business enterprises -- Petrochemical industry -- BP Amoco P.L.C. Numbe r Creator Galveston Daily 1 News The Associated Press (Galveston 2 Daily News) 3 Brazosport Facts Ibrahim, Youssef M. (New York 4 Times) 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Title Amoco, British Petroleum announce record merger Format Article British Petroleum-Amoco merger Ok'd Article BP Amoco slashing Texas work force Article Date(s) Description Discusses Amoco's industry in Texas and the implications 8/12/1998 of merger. 12/31/1998 Discusses merger between BP and Amoco. 1/27/1999 Discusses BP Amoco PLC's job cuts in Texas. British Petroleum is buying Amoco in Details of the British petroleum deal to acquire Amoco $48.2 billion deal Article 8-12-1998 Corp. and its effects on the industry BP - Amoco deal is approved by Describes European Union approval of British Petroleum New York Times Europe Article 12/12/1998 purchase of Amoco Corp. Labaton, Stephen Federal regulators approve British Describes the Federal Trade Commission's approval of (New York Times) Petroleum purchase of Amoco Article 12/31/1998 British Petroleum purchase of Amoco Corp. Timmons, Heather Investigation headed by former Secretary of State James (New York Times) Report faults BP for safety procedures Article 1/16/2007 Baker and its findings Hatcher, Monica (Houston State sues BP over pollution in Texas Chronicle) City Article 8/10/2010 Details of State of Texas lawsuit re: BP emissions Aulds, T.J. (Galveston Daily AG seeks civil penalties against BP for News) leak Article 8/10/2010 Details of State of Texas lawsuit re: BP emissions Stavato, Michael Photo accompanying article showing Kristina Kelley and (New York Times) Image (1) 8/30/2010 family who live near BP's refinery Stavato, Michael Photo accompanying article of homes in Texas City with (New York Times) Image (2) 8/30/2010 industrial facilities in background McKinley, Jr., James C. (New With neighbors unaware, toxic spill at Description of April and May 2010 emissions at BP's York Times) a BP plant Article 8/30/2010 refinery in Texas City �Business enterprises -- Petrochemical industry -- BP Amoco P.L.C. 15 Paschenko, Chris (Galveston Daily News) US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigtion Board US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigtion Board 16 US Chemical Safety Board concludes "organization and safety deficiencies US Chemical at all levels of the BP Corporation" Safety and Hazard caused March 2005 Texas City Investigtion Board Disaster that killed 15 and injured 180 Article 17 US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigtion Board BP Texas City, TX Refinery Fire 13 14 BP to pay $50 million over 'illegal emissions' Article The Report of the BP US Refineries Independent Safety Review Panel Article Describes fines BP will pay the State of Texas for emissions 11/4/2011 including emissions from the 2005 explosion Includes picture and names of the members of the safety January review panel and a statement from the panel. (Actual 2007 report not included) Investigation Report: refinery explosion and fire report & image Cover page of the investigation report for the Texas City March 2007 BP 2005 explosion, includes causualty numbers and image. Article CSB news release announces the approval of the final report on the March 2005 explosion at the BP Texas City 3/23/2007 Refinery Safety bulletin recommending new machine configuration and verification procedures following a major fire on July 28, 2005 at the BP Texas City Refinery, 4 months after the 10/12/2006 explosion that killed 15 workers � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/52246e6e643949a0ecf4cfbe2b022171.pdf 45da9e6b89b2dc7c7152f69e6d0ed100 PDF Text Text Business Enterprises -- Petrochemical Industry -- Marathon Petroleum Corp. Number Creator Title The History of Marathon's Texas City refinery Format Date(s) Document n.d. 1 unknown 2 unknown Image 1 n.d. 3 Image 2 n.d. 10 unknown Daily Sun - Special Diamond Jubilee Souvenir Section Daily Sun - Special Diamond Jubilee Souvenir Section Daily Sun - Special Diamond Jubilee Souvenir Section Daily Sun - Special Diamond Jubilee Souvenir Section Marathon Oil Company Pollock, Mrs. E. J. (Galveston County Historical commission) Cole, Robert J. (New York times) 4 5 6 7 8 9 Marathon history dates back to 1931 in TC Article Description Timeline from 1930 to 1976 with two aerial photos with identifying labels. 2pp. Photocopy of image showing aerial view of dock area with Marathon properties labelled. Photocopy of image showing aerial view with Marathon properties labelled. Original unit Image 3 Brief history of Marathon's Texas City Refinery detailing 9-15-1971 units built and describing current industrial processes. Showing Marathon Oil's Texas City refinery's No. 1 Topper being constructed, when the plant was Republic 9-15-1972 Oil refinery. Present facilities Image 4 9-15-1973 Aerial view of Marathon Oil's refinery in Texas City. View in Image 5 this is marathon oil company today brochure 9-15-1974 Aerial view of Marathon Oil's refinery in Texas City. Overview of parent company describing assets and Mar 1977 operations, including timeline, images, & maps. 4pp. A History of Marathon Oil Company Document U.S. Steel Moves to Buy Marathon Article 11 Marathon Oil Company Marathon Oil Company Texas Refining Division Texas City, Texas Document 13 Texas City Sun Marathon's front door Image 6 Brief history of Marathon's Texas City refinery detailing Mar 1980 units built and describing current industrial processes. Discusses U.S. Steel's purchase of Marathon Oil 1-7-1982 Company with attempted block by Mobil Corp. Sketch of company history and units operating at time of document's origination, includes penciled-in notes of n.d. products. Photo accompanying article showing Marathon's main 2-22-1987 offices at Texas City plant. Page 1 of 4 �Business Enterprises -- Petrochemical Industry -- Marathon Petroleum Corp. 14 Texas City Sun 12 Photo accompanying article showing processing towers at plant. Describes refinery under Marathon's direction and Marathon's present early retirement program. Photo accompanying article of present and former employees of Marathon Petroleum Company in Texas City at company's gate under a banner celebrating 100 years. Sent to Texas City Mayor Chuck Doyle with map and brochure attached describing the Texas Enterprise Zone Program. (Brochure is not present in file). Map of Texas City's Enterprise Zone 1 accompanying memorandum. Describes Marathon Oil Corp.'s corporate changes to shift terminals and retail outlets under its subsidiary Marathon Petroleum Co. Photo accompanying article showing a bird's eye view of Marathon Oil Company. Image 7 2-22-1987 Texas City Sun Marathon Marathon Local refinery has operated in T.C. since 1963 purchase Article 2-22-1987 15 Texas City Sun Century of Success Image 8 2-22-1987 16 Wingate, S. Lee Texas City's Enterprise Zone 1 Memo 5-29-1990 17 unknown Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Phillip, David J. (Associated Press) De La Merced, Michael (New York Times Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Marathon Petroleum Enterprise Zone 1: City of Texas City Map 9 n.d. Marathon spins off refining business Article 1-13-2011 Image 10 10-8-2012 Article Discusses British Petroleum sale of refinery to marathon 10-8-2012 Petroleum. Image 11 Photo accompanying article of Marathon Oil's 10th 10-9-2012 Street South gate. Image 12 Photo accompanying article of contractors entering BP 10-9-2012 refinery. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 BP to Sell Texas City Refinery to Marathon Petroleum Marathon, BP settle on $2.5B Article Marathon extends beyond Midwest Map 13 Discusses Marathon's purchase of BP's Texas City 10-9-2012 refinery. Map with legend of Marathon holdings in United States 10-9-2012 (accompanies previous article by Aulds) Page 2 of 4 �Business Enterprises -- Petrochemical Industry -- Marathon Petroleum Corp. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Galveston Daily News Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Image 14 Marathon: BP is 'different' refinery than in '05 Article Image 15 New era begins as Marathon takes over BP refinery Article Image 16 State looks to remove benzene, hydrogen sulfide from pollutant watch Article list Photo accompanying article of Marathon logo on former BP Texas City refinery storage tank. 10-102012 Discusses the recent history of BP's Texas City refinery including 2005 explosion and overhaul. Photo accompanying article of storage tank of former BP 1-31-2013 refinery in Texas City . Discusses Marathon Petroleum take over of BP's Texas 1-31-2013 City refinery, renamed Galveston Bay Refinery. 2-25-2013 Photo accompanying article of Texas City industries. Discusses Texas City emissions and the role played by BP 2-25-2013 and Marathon Petroleum. Image 17 Photo accompanying article of model storage tanks with 4-11-2013 Marathon displays. Image 18 Photo accompanying article of Marathon Petroleum 4-11-2013 signage and business front on Palmer Hwy in Texas City. Change taking shape at Texas City plant Article Image 19 New manager talks about the Marathon way 10-102012 Article Discusses tank murals, Marathon managers Galveston 4-11-2013 Bay Refinery's CEO Gary Heminger. Photo accompanying article of Marathon's Galveston 4-20-2013 Bay Refinery manager, Ray Brooks. Provides a profile on Marathon's Galveston Bay Refinery manager, Ray Brooks, and includes details of refinery 4-20-2013 upgrade. Page 3 of 4 �Business Enterprises -- Petrochemical Industry -- Marathon Petroleum Corp. 36 37 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Industrial art Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily Marathon hires artist to create mural News) on oil tank. Image 20 Photo accompanying article artist Eric Henn in front of 6-13-2014 his mural on a Marathon Texas Refining Division tank. Article Discusses the mural art project for Marathon Texas 6-13-2014 Refining Division tanks. Page 4 of 4 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/4c4f9033520f6f25738426cae5cbfc26.pdf 39685745bd5e28f4ef1ac110de192573 PDF Text Text Business enterprise - Petrochemical industry - Pan-American Petroleum Transport Company Number Creator 1 unknown Title Format Date(s) Description Image (1) 8-15-1933 Elevated view of early construction for Pan American Group photo of Pan-American engineering/construction staff. Identified: J. Hanlen (standing in back left of door post), H. Rogers (6th standing from left, hands in pockets), D.S. Cox (far right), F. Moore (standing 2nd from left), Blackie Gibson Image (2) 2-12-1934 (standing 2nd from right) 2 unknown 3 4 5 6 7 unknown unknown unknown unknown unknown 8 unknown Image (8) n.d. 9 unknown 10 unknown 11 unknown 12 unknown 13 unknown 14 unknown 15 unknown Galveston Daily News Image (9) Image (10) Image (11) Image (12) Image (13) Image (14) Image (15) 16 No. 1 Thermal Cracking Unit ---first "on steam" No. 1 Cracking Unit Pan-American oil combine is proposed Image (3) Image (4) Image (5) Image (6) Image (7) Article 3-21-1934 4-18-1934 8-21-1935 7-10-1936 2-6-1940 n.d. Photo of Pan-American's No. 1 Thermal cracking unit. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American looking north. Streetview photo of Pan-American entrance Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American refinery. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American looking north. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American looking northeast toward Texas City. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American refinery No 1 pipe stack, No 2 cracking unit. n.d. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American looking north. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American construction of 6-16-1943 No. 1 Alky unit and No. 1 'Cat Cracker'. Elevated view photo of crowd gathered at the Can-American No. 3-9-1944 1 Catalytic Cracking unit dedication. Photo from an elevated view of Pan-American with main office 3-20-1944 in foreground. 11-9-1944 Streetview photo of Pan-American entrance 10-14Aerial photo looking NE over Pan-American refinery. 1945 Discusses consolidation of Pan-American properties proposal to 2-27-1933 shareholders. �Business enterprise - Petrochemical industry - Pan-American Petroleum Transport Company 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Galveston Daily News Houston believes refinery cinched Houston Is Selected as Site For Houston Post $10,000,000 Oil Refinery Galveston Daily News Texas City will get big refinery Galveston New refinery will employ local men Daily News Construction under way on huge unknown refinery Work begins with 150 men on early unknown jobs Article Texas City Sun Pan-American is officially opened Refinery Becomes An Active Unit Of Texas City Sun Standard Concern A portion of the gigantic PanAmerican Oil Refinery now in Texas City Sun operation in Texas city Houston New Oil Firm office to be opened Chronicle here Galveston Daily News New Pan-Am unit to be constructed Houston Pan-American expanding at Texas Chronicle City Galveston Pan-American refinery to get fourth Daily News unit as contract is announced Galveston new-Pan American Tanker Launched Daily News at Kearny Article Discusses prospects for Houston ship Channel for new Pan4-13-1933 American refinery. Discusses New Pan-American refinery's location along Houston 4-13-1933 Ship Channel Discusses the confirmation of Texas City location for the new 6-4-1933 Pan-American oil refinery, construction and operating plans. Discusses that applications are being taken from Texas City and 6-9-1933 mainland Galveston county men for new refinery employment Discusses the construction activity at the Pan-American n.d. Petroleum & Transport company's new refinery in Texas City. Discusses the influx of workers applying for employment at the n.d. new refinery. Discusses through biographical sketches the sixteen official personnel of the new refinery, (Smith, Babin, Sweeny, Abercrombie, Aarlie, Broderson, Schapiro, Stang, Price, 5-24-1934 Schneider, Levie, Lemen, Zimmerman, White, Muller, Griffith). Article 5-25-1934 Discusses the new refinery operations. Article Article Article Article Article Image (16) Article Article Article Article Article 5-25-1934 Photo accompanying article showing the new plant. Discusses the new subsidiary of Pan-American Petroleum and 7-18-1935 Transport Co., with headquarters in Houston. Discusses the construction of a new catalytic polymerization 10-1-1935 unit. Discusses the preliminary constructions of new units at the 12-6-1935 refinery. 12-22Discusses plans for construction of new cracking unit at Pan1936 American refinery. Discusses the new tanker for Pan-American Petroleum & 5-19-1938 Transport Co. �Business enterprise - Petrochemical industry - Pan-American Petroleum Transport Company 31 32 33 34 35 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News unknown Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Decision reserved in Pan-Am Case Pan-Am wins Suit Against Standard, Five Individuals 16 years old: pan American Refinery Celebrates Anniversary Pan Am to Dedicate New Cracking Unit Pan Am merger slated Tuesday Employe[e]s Told Article 2-1-1940 Discusses the case brought against Standard Oil for restricting competition with Pan-American Petroleum & Transport co. Article 6-9-1940 Discusses Stand Oil losing law suit with Pan-American. Article 1950 Discusses the growth of the refinery over the last 16 years. Article 11-1-1953 Discusses the 2nd catalytic cracking unit. Article 8-8-1954 Discusses the merger with Standard Oil of Indian subsidiaries. � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/32f4fec3b0a395d7c34246086d786f96.pdf 5f649d44d749fc2540c89514e32edf67 PDF Text Text Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce) Number Creator Title 2 Baker, Aaron (Texas City Sun) Disaster Hits Several Times Schlueter, Frank J. When the days work is over 3 4 5 Galveston Daily Hot after Standard Oil, Lightfoot to New News York Higby's Studio unknown 6 New York Times 1 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Format Article Image 1 Article Image 2 Image 3 Oil Company must pay: fine of the WatersPierce by Texas upheld in highest court Article Higby's Studio Galveston Daily News Pierce Interests can not enter Texas Texas City Refinery - Pierce-Fordyce Oil unknown Association Higby's Studio Galveston Daily News Further refinery details announced Southport Petroleum Company - Refinery Crew unknown Galveston Daily News Southport plant changes owners Galveston Daily Costly Texas City storage tank fire claims News two lives Galveston Daily U. J. Vincent is fifth victim of Texas City News fire Date(s) Description Discusses the history of Pierce-Fordyce and and some of the disasters and accidents that hit the early refineries in 6-2-1960 Texas City. Photocopy of photo of men swimming in the water tank at 1909 Texas City Refining Company Discusses Texas Assistant Attorney General Jewell P. Lightfoot travelling to New York to charge Standard Oil with anti-trust, doing business as subsidiary Waters Pierce 8-15-1908 Oil Co. n.d. Photocopy of photo of tanks at Texas City oil refinery n.d. Photocopy of photo of tanks at Texas City oil refinery Article Discusses Supreme Court ruling against Standard Oil being 1-19-1909 guilty of Texas anti-trust law. Photocopy on photo of firetrucks spraying top of Sid n.d. Richardson Refinery release stack. Discusses ruling that Pierce Oil Corp and Pierce Fordyce 5-7-1913 Association also banned from Texas. Image 5 Image 6 1915 1920s Article 1-4-1936 Image 7 3-19-1937 Photo of Southport Petroleum Company employees. American Liberty Oil Company announces controlling 6-29-1939 interest in Southport refinery 12-151940 Describing fire caused by lightning at Southport refinery 12-25Details of casualties and injured from fire at Southport 1940 refinery Image 4 Article Article Article Page 1 Panoramic view of Pierce-Fordyce Oil refinery, Texas City Photo of Sid Richardson employees in front of refinery. Discusses Petrotex Company connection with Southport, planning a new cracking unit at Texas City refinery. �Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce) American Liberty plant declared 'surplus' Texas City Sun by RFC Article Galveston Daily Texas City plants listed for disposal to Article News private operators 11-171945 5-28-1946 12-281946 28 Texas City Sun Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Mabry, Edwin S. (La Marque Times) La Marque Times Galveston Daily News 29 Daily Sun Phenol process contract signed by refinery Texas City Refining co. was first local industry 30 Daily Sun TCR's 'leaning tower' of 1967 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Southport may finish months out Article Oil refinery at Texas City to shut down New owners of Liberty Oil Co. to take charge Petrol Terminal Corp to start operations at Texas City soon County jobless up at present but immediate outlook bright In Texas City: world's largest cracking unit open One TC refining. co awarded new business, one closing Article Group to visit TC refinery Oil began to flow at Texas City Refinery still 50 years ago Article 1-16-1946 Describing the American Liberty plant and its options U.S. government's decision to release plants to private owners American Liberty Oil Co. plant manager V. E. smith describing problems with insufficient supply of crude oil American Liberty Oil Co. vice president D. T. Zachry announces immediate shutdown due to scarce crude oil Sid Richardson Refining co. purchased the American Liberty Oil Co. (Southport) Texas City refinery Describing operation of plant formerly under American Liberty and now owned by Petrol Terminal corp. Mention of two plants ceasing operation: Petrol Terminal Co. & Sid Richardson Refining co. Texas City Refining Inc's dedication of its Houdriflow catalytic cracking unit Sid Richardson Refining Co. closing for period, TC Refining Inc reporting large government contracts Describing Eastern Co-operatives and their ownership of the Texas City Refining Inc. refinery Article 2-17-1947 10-191947 Article 2-17-1950 Article 9-26-1953 Article 6-30-1954 Article 12-2-1955 Article Reprint of article from the Tower, Texas City Refinery 7-10-1959 Magazine, overview of refinery history Image 8 7-10-1959 Showing Texas City Refinery, early picture Article 1-18-1962 Announcing contract with Universal Oil Products Article 9-15-1971 Describing the refinery's history Showing the leaning Houdry unit of Texas City Refinery in 9-15-1971 1976 Image 9 Page 2 �Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce) 38 Richardson, Edward A. La Marque Times La Marque Times La Marque Times La Marque Times La Marque Times La Marque Times Nunn, Kenneth T. 39 Texas City Sun 40 Texas City Sun 41 Texas City Sun 42 Texas City Sun Thomas, Bill (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 43 44 The History of TCR: 1951-1971 Magazine "Good" is not good enough at TCR Article Detailing refinery history from 1951 to 1971, 37 pages with Jan 1971 photos, maps, and appendices Describing procedures the refinery has in place for 2-11-1971 environmental regulations Image 10 2-11-1971 "Smokeless tip" installed on flare stack Image 11 2-11-1971 One of six aerators installed settling pond for water Image 12 Article 2-11-1971 Plume eliminator being hoisted into position Plume eliminator installed at top of TCR's "cat-cracker" in 2-11-1971 1965 TCR's 51 acre-foot ponding area for waste water 2-11-1971 purification short history of the refinery's ownership including details n.d. of its first construction Describing how Texas City Refining Inc was created, with a 6-19-1986 synopsis of early history Article 2-22-1987 36th anniversary recap of company history Image 15 2-22-1987 Showing refinery against the skyline Photo from the 1950's showing employees in front of 2-22-1987 signage celebrating company safety Image 13 Industrial, commercial and urban development of Galveston County TCR proudly celebrates its 35th anniversary Texas City Refining survives 10 name changes Texas City Refining - towering in the southern skyline From the past Image 14 Image 16 See silver lining behind refinery purchase Editorial 7-3-1988 Describing Hill Petroleum's purchase of the former Texas City Refining Inc. refinery Phibro makes it official: unit coming to TC Article 2-2-1994 Phibro Energy Inc. owner of refinery and assets Page 3 �Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce) 46 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Phibro expansion gets final state approval Article Hadley, Stephen (Texas City Sun) City approves Phibro pipeline permit Article 47 At Phibro Energy, safety is designed into every process Article 45 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Texas City Sun Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Phibro work on schedule Expansion work considered vital to Texas City Sun Phibro's future Campbell, Collier A. The first Texas City refinery Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Texas City Sun Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) Moore Memorial Public Library Texas City Sun Gillentine, Cathy (Texas City Sun) 4-9-1994 6-2-994 6-5-1994 Expansion for Phibro's Texas City refinery Phibro planning pipeline from Santa Fe Hitchcock city line extension to Texas City Describing Phibro creating its refining system from three operating refineries, and its organization and operating structure Describing expansion of Phibro Energy USA's Texas City 9-25-1994 refinery Expansion with new processes for Texas City refinery near Article 9-24-1995 completion. Historical narrative, 12 pages with notes written for Texas Document Aug 1995 Historical marker Article Phibro expansion creates 50 new jobs Phibro to change name to 'Basis' Article Article 9-30-1995 Details on local hiring at Phibro Energy's Texas City plant 2-4-1996 Describing name change and corporate structure Basis Petroleum opens $250 million unit Article 8-22-1996 opening ceremonies for Residfiner Project in Texas City Historical marker dedication for the first Texas City refinery Program A pioneering plant Article 12-3-1996 Program including marker text 12-181996 Describing historical marker ceremony and plant history Basis bought out: San Antonio-based Valero Energy Corp to operate refinery Article 3-18-1997 Describing Valero purchase of Texas City refinery Page 4 �Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce) 57 Aulds,T.J. With take over pending, Basis lays off 28 (Texas City Sun) Texas City employees Article 4-25-1997 Valero consolidating Basis refineries 58 Aulds,T.J. (Texas City Sun) Valero acquires Basis 5-2-1997 Valero purchase finalized 59 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Valero fights CAD over property value Article 9-6-1997 Valero disputing Galveston County's tax appraisal of Texas City refinery Article 10-2-1997 Discussion of Valero lawsuit and its effect on Texas City Article Describing lawsuit and details regarding communication 1-22-2000 and evidence How much are the biggest taxpayers worth? Article 10-142001 Discussion of Valero lawsuit and methods of tax appraisal Open house slated for Valero project Article 2-4-2002 Regarding Valero's Reconfiguration Project 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 Dimitri, Dale (Texas City Sun) Bernard, LoraMarie (Texas City Sun) Thompson, Carter (Galveston Daily News) Galveston Daily News Tresaugue, Matthew (Houston Chronicle) City commission raises TC tax rate Venso rules that Valero's suit will be heard Article Valero tax break may mean budget trouble in Harris co. Article AP News Break: Texas rejects Valero tax CNSNews.com break bid Article Tresaugue, Matthew (Houston Valero won't appeal TCEQ tax exemption Chronicle) rejection Article Page 5 Request by Valero for Texas tax exemption for 4-15-2010 hydrotreating equipment 12-212011 Tax exemption for Valero's hydrotreater units denied 1-10-2012 Valero seeking lower tax evaluations for counties instead �Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce) 67 68 69 70 Aulds,T.J. (Texas City Sun) Heallen, Jeremy (Law 360) Valero wins $189 million property tax lawsuit Valero resists tax assessor's bid for Texas Refinery data Texas is losing out on millions of dollars, Jansen, Steve thanks to its defective property-tax (Houston Press system Jones, Kenneth Texas City Fire Department Report on the (Texas City Fire Texas City Refining Explosion and Fire, May 30th, 1978 Department) Galveston County tax appraisal overturned by Judge Lonnie Cox in favor of Valero Corp. Article 2-9-2013 Article 7-17-2013 Details of Valero suit vs. Galveston County Tax Appraisal Article 4-30-2014 Lengthy discussion of Texas' property tax appraisal system Detailed timeline of TCFD response and actions to Texas Document 6-16-1978 City Refining explosion. Page 6 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/9a9f5e4e5ff79efda33595f43885dcea.pdf a8f64f03e8057faee82cef8c62134d57 PDF Text Text Business enterprises -- Petrochemical industry -- Texas City Refining Company Publications Number Creator Title Format 1 The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine The Tower Magazine 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Texas City Refining, Inc. Date(s) Description Christmas Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1966 employee activities, achievements, and news. Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and Fall 1967 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1968 employee activities, achievements, and news. Christmas Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1968 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1969 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1970 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1971 employee activities, achievements, and news. Christmas Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1971 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1972 employee activities, achievements, and news. Christmas Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1972 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1973 employee activities, achievements, and news. Christmas Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1973 employee activities, achievements, and news. Summer Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1974 employee activities, achievements, and news. Winter Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1975 employee activities, achievements, and news. Winter Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and 1976 employee activities, achievements, and news. �Business enterprises -- Petrochemical industry -- Texas City Refining Company Publications 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Texas City Refining, Inc. The Tower Magazine 1978 Corporation magazine highlighting corporate and employee activities, achievements, and news. �Business enterprises -- Petrochemical industry -- Texas City Refining Company Publications 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/9ec60877381b0b27e4de55c939b06a85.pdf cd26a9767e11c536831729d464e3edb4 PDF Text Text Business Enterprises -- Petrochemical Industry -- Union Carbide Company Number Creator Title Format 1 Texas City Sun 2 Texas City Sun Chemical Firm Purchases Additional Acreage Here To Augment Original Site Article Soil and Load Tests Being Made by Contracting Firm For New Chimical Plant Here Article 3 Texas City Sun Temporary Buildings Being Built at Chemical Plant Site Article 4 unknown Stentz, Howard (Houston Chronicle) Carbide proud of heritage Article 8 Texas City Channel to Provide Area With New Deep-Sea Outlet New Channel Building for Deep-Sea Houston Chronicle Ships Galveston Daily News Union Carbide: 45 years in Texas City This 45-year-old Texas City petrochemical plant is still the Galveston Daily outstanding element of Union Carbide News Corp. in Texas 9 Texas City Sun 10 Texas City Sun 5 6 7 Article Image Article Date(s) Description Discusses purchase of additional acreage adjacent to current land designated for a plant to be constructed 5-14-1940 upon. Discusses how soil testing has to be completed before construction workers can be hired and construction 6-7-1940 started for the new Carbide and Carbon Chemical plant. Discusses the preparations being made for the construction of the new Carbide and Carbon Chemical plant, such as shell laid for roads and temporary 6-14-1940 construction office buildings erected at the site. Discusses the history of Union Carbide as it celebrates 1986 it's 45th year in Texas City. Discusses the widening and deepening of the Texas City 5-3-1964 Industrial Barge Channel dug by Union Carbide in 1948. Photo accompanying article showing an aerial view of 5-3-1964 theTexas City Industrial Barge Channel. Discusses the history of Union Carbide as it celebrates 2-23-1986 it's 45th year in Texas City. Photo accompanying article showing a birdseye view of Image 2-23-1986 the processing units at Union Carbide. Special keepsake edition newspaper insert for Union 50 and Fit! The First Half Century Union Carbide's 50th anniversary in Texas City, includes articles Carbide Texas City Plant newspaper 5-12-1991 on history and images, past and present. 48pp. Discusses the importance Union Carbide played in the war effort, Texas City's economy and development, and Carbide was ready for WWII Article 9-27-1992 it's continuing contributions to industry and community. Page 1 of 2 �Business Enterprises -- Petrochemical Industry -- Union Carbide Company 11 Galveston Daily News 13 Bartram, Kevin (Galveston Daily News) Union Carbide and dow to merge Union Carbide plant in Texas City will become part of Dow Chemical if a purchase announce Wednesday goes through. Article Image 8-5-1999 Discusses the merger between Union Carbide and Dow Chemical companies. Includes chart displaying key elelments of merger that will create the second largest chemical business in the world. 8-5-1999 Photo accompanying article of Union Carbide sign on side of plant office building. Page 2 of 2 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/d70069c0bcf0c33386b4c0689612b19a.pdf b00c164d455fdb1d846ca96110f49e73 PDF Text Text Business Enterprises - Retail Stores Number Creator Title Coming soon to the Gulf Freeway: World's biggest Buc-ee's 1 KHOU.com 2 Hlavaty, Craig (Houston Texas City's Buc-ee's opens and it's Chronicle) massive 3 Houston Chronicle 4 5 Houston Chronicle Aulds, T. J. and Christopher Smith Gonzalez (Galveston Daily News) 6 KHOU.com 7 Aulds, T. J. (Galveston Daily News) Format Article Date(s) Description Describing future plans to build Buc-ee's store along Interstate July 19, 2012 45 Describing opening of the largest Buc-ee's store to date in Texas Article May 7, 2014 City Showing statue of the mascot beaver Buc-ee at the front of the Image (1) May 7, 2014 store Showing exterior of Buc-ee's store with Buc-ee's sign and a large Image (2) May 7, 2014 inflatable of the mascot beaver Buc-ee Buc-ee's opens in Texas City Article Tanger Outlets now open for business in Texas City Article Success of Tanger Outlets and pending opening of Buc-ee's spark more interest in developing area along Interstate 45 Article May 7, 2014 Describing opening of new Buc-ee's location in Texas City October 19, Describing the opening of the new Tanger Outlet shopping 2012 center in Texas City September 17, 2013 September Image (3) 17, 2013 10 Reynolds, Jennifer (Galveston Daily News) Gillentine, Cathy (Texas Texas City enjoying major building City Sun) boom Tony's offers the best in jewelry selection, value Texas City Sun 11 Texas City Sun 10 11 8 9 Article 11-8-1992 Article 3-7-1994 Tony's Fine Jewelry Image 3-7-1994 Texas City Sun Tony's features wonderful gifts Article 2-24-1991 Texas City Sun Staff at Tony's Image 2-24-1991 Describing plans for continued development near Tanger Outlets and Buc-ee's in Texas City Showing crews working on the parking area at the new 60,000square-foot Buc-ee's under construction near the Tanger Outlets in Texas City Discusses the new bussinesses applying for building permits in Texas City. Business review article discussing Tony's Fine Jewelry store on Texas Avenue. Photo accompanying article of Dupree Leonard, Elaine Seibel, Madaline Mintz, Maria Cantu. Business review article discussing Tony's Fine Jewelry store on Texas Avenue. Photo accompanying article of Dupree Leonard, Tony Siebel, Elaine Seibel, Madaline Mintz, Maria Cantu. � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/3adbd1c2f62bb95395cbf963ad9d4131.pdf 2525ce098c5cea47e892b0165622d15b PDF Text Text Number Creator 1 Galveston Daily News 2 Klein (Texas City Sun) 3 unknown 4 unknown 5 unknown 6 Thomson, Cecil 7 unknown 8 unknown 9 unknown 10 unknown 11 unknown 12 unknown 13 unknown 14 unknown 15 unknown Title Business Enterprises -- Sugar Industry Texas Sugar Refining Company Plant Under Construction Texas City Sugar Refinery Format Image (1) Image (2) Image (3) Image (4) Image (5) Image (6) Image (7) Image (8) Image (9) Image (10) Image (11) Image (12) Image (13) Image (14) Image (15) Date(s) Description Photo accompanying article of the construction progress of 10/1/1924 the sugar refining plant at Texas City. Historic aerial photo of Texas City Sugar Refinery prior to 6/5/1960 monsanto Chemical co occupying location. n.d. Large cargo ship docked near the sugar refinery n.d. View of sugar refinery from north side n.d. Aerial view from east n.d. Aerial view from northwest 1928 Unloading raw sugar n.d. Aerial view from west n.d. Southwest view- artist's rendition (?) Summer 1928 Large cargo ship docked near the sugar refinery Aerial view from southeast, barge docked near the sugar n.d. refinery Distant image taken from out in Galveston Bay, or from the n.d. Texas City dike (?) n.d. View from port side n.d. Large cargo ship docked near the sugar refinery Large cargo ship docked near the sugar refinery (taken from a distance) 1 �Number Creator Maurer, Joseph M., 18761953 16 Maurer, Joseph M., 18761953 17 Maurer, Joseph M., 18761953 18 Maurer, Joseph M., 18761953 19 Title Business Enterprises -- Sugar Industry 20 21 22 23 24 Maurer, Joseph M., 18761953 Format Image (16) Image (17) Image (18) Image (19) Image (20) Image (21) Image (22) Image (23) Image (24) Date(s) Description 9/30/1923 Refinery under construction n.d. Refinery under construction 9/30/1923 Refinery under construction 9/23/1923 Refinery under construction 9/23/1923 Refinery under construction n.d. View from west side n.d. View from port side, mud flats n.d. Refinery under construction n.d. Sugar in refinery/warehouse 25 Manufacturer's Record, Baltimore, MD Construction under way on Texas Sugar Refinery Article 26 Galveston Daily News Refinery plant completed soon Article 2/1/1924 Re: construction and organization details 27 28 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News New warehouse for Texas City Diamond Star Article Ad 3/1/1924 Warehouse company details 5/9/1924 Advertisement for new refinery 29 Galveston Daily News 30 31 Galveston Daily News Galveston Daily News Chicago men visit new sugar plant Article Raws stored in one wing; other holds products Article How sugar is packed Article 7/19/1923 Construction and plant details w/photos 6/1/1924 Refinery financial backing company members visiting 10/1/1924 Details of refining process 10/1/1924 Details of refining process 2 �Number Creator Business Enterprises -- Sugar Industry Title Sugar refining is just one process after another Scales almost human in work at Texas City Sugar refinery to assume new status Format Article 32 Galveston Daily News Article 33 Galveston Daily News 34 Galveston Daily News 35 Galveston Daily News 36 Galveston Daily News 37 Galveston Daily News 38 Galveston Daily News 39 Galveston Daily News 40 Galveston County Sun 41 Galveston Daily News 42 Galveston Daily News 43 Galveston Daily News 44 Galveston Daily News 45 Galveston Daily News Stouse will head Texas City force Sugar refining company named in sale notice Sale of sugar refinery not to affect operation Sugar refinery property to be sold here today Sugar refinery is bought by Peabody Texas sugar refinery will sell its own brands of sugar Texas city progress seen in $2,000,000 improvements Sugar refinery to begin work tomorrow Aid for Texas refineries is asked by Briggs Sugar refinery is placed in receivership County port forges ahead during year 46 Galveston Daily News Opening of sugar refinery delayed Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Date(s) Description 10/1/1924 Details of refining process 10/1/1924 Details of refining process Texas City sugar refinery products to be sold under 12/29/1925 American Sugar label 1/3/1926 Details of arrangement with American Sugar Company Suit brought by refinery trustees re: deed of trust for 11/10/1928 $3,000,000 bonds executed February 1932 11/16/1928 Sugar refinery official statement Sale of refinery from Chicago Title & Trust Company and 12/4/1928 Abel David trustees suit against refinery Refinery bought by Peabody, representing mortgage 12/5/1928 bondholders Article Article Excerpt 2/22/1929 Break with American Sugar Refining Company Article 3/20/1929 Report on plant inactivity Article 4/13/1932 US Rep Clay Stone Briggs before US tariff commission Article Article Excerpt 7/30/1932 Petition by Peabody Houghtelling & Company 2/27/1929 Refinery operating on its own 10/1/1935 Refinery not active 4/29/1932 Col Moore reporting on tariff differential 3 �Number Creator Title Business Enterprises -- Sugar Industry No protest entered in sugar case Tenth District Court, Judge J.C. Canty Molasses firm to expand facilities at Texas City Sugar mill constructed on Texas City waterfront Format 47 Galveston Daily News Article 48 Galveston Daily News 49 Galveston Daily News 50 Texas City Sun 51 Galveston Community Book: a historical and biographic record of Galveston and Galveston County, Graham, Sam B. (Ed.), Cawston, 1945 William Moore 52 Texas Sugar Refining Corporation A journey through the refinery of Texas Sugar Refining Corporation Booklet 53 Peabody, Houghteling & Co. Investments 54 Ponce, Jesse Draft of distribution map for Texas Sugar Refining Company The Texas Sugar Refining Company 55 Texas Sugar Refining Corporation Texas Sugar Refining Corporation 2nd Preferred Stock (113 shares) Doc Notice Date(s) Description 4/20/1937 Bankruptcy proceedings in process 12/24/1941 Monsanto Chemical Company purchasing refinery & assets Article 2/6/1942 Possible use of refinery installations Article 6/5/1960 Overview of refinery history Excerpt Book Map Doc 1945 William Moore, contractor, brief biography n.d 15pp with photos describing the refining process. 3" x 5" Showing United States with highlighted territory for favorable shipping rates for Texas Sugar Refining Company 4/5/1905 (letter incl.) Historical narrative prepared for Texas Historical Marker. 16 Nov-1997 pp. 5/25/1929 Stock certificate, in name of (Col.) H.B. Moore 4 �Number Creator Title Business Enterprises -- Sugar Industry Format Date(s) Description 5 � https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/original/768708c444fcda6b88dc837503989696.pdf 8c949b8cef87a586d423fe46dc97fc76 PDF Text Text Business Economics and Finance - Tourism Number Creator Title Format Date(s) The City of Texas City Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce The City of Texas City and Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce Discover Texas City by the Bay Pamphlet circa 2000s City tourism promotional pamphlet highlights key historical events and locations, points of interest and entertainment map, calendar of annual events. (4 copies) Pamphlet circa 1990s City tourism pamphlet promoting shopping, recreation, and entertainment locations in and near the City of La Marque. Texas City by the Bay…A Great Place to Live, Work and Play Pamphlet circa 1990s Discover Texas City by the Bay Pamphlet circa 1990s 9 The City of Texas City Texas City-La Marque Chamber of Commerce Lutz, Heidi (Galveston Daily News) The City of Texas City The City of Texas City The City of Texas City (Texas City Sun) 10 Texas City Sun Places to have fun 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 City of La Marque Tx We like it in..Texas CityLaMarque Texas Pamphlet A grand view of the City by the Bay Article Points of Historical Interest in Texas City Brochure Bay Street Park Pamphlet Welcome to Texas City Advertise ment Description City tourism promotional pamphlet highlights key historical events and locations, points of interest and entertainment map, calendar of annual events. (3 copies) City tourism promotional pamphlet highlights key historical events and locations, points of interest and entertainment map, calendar of annual events. circa 1970- Joint city pamphlet promoting employment, education, and recreational 1980s opportunities in Texas City and La Marque. Discusses collaboration between Mainland Museum, Texas City Heritage September Association, and the City with City by the Bay Tours to make Texas City 26, 196 a bus-tour destination. Brochure created for the 50th anniversary celebrations that highlights key 1971 historical points of interest, includes map. City tourism promotional pamphlet highlights the development phases of 1997 the Bay Street Park. Full page advertisement in newspaper promoting upcoming city events 2-26-1996 and recent city improvement projects. Entire section of paper dedicated to articles and images of Texas City Newspaper 2-22-1998 attractions 1 �Business Economics and Finance - Tourism 11 12 13 14 15 Texas City National Bank Texas City Chamber of Commerce Texas City Chamber of Commerce Texas City Historical Commission 16 17 18 19 Texas City National Bank Galveston Daily News Presenting your City Map of Texas City & La map Marque, Texas Visitors Guide map Texas City, Texas Texas City - La Marque Area Map Texas City, Texas Map and Points of Historical Interest Welcome to Texas City La Marque Texas Brochure map Pamphlet map 1962 Maps of TC-LM, Galveston County, Galveston Bay, and the Texas City Dyke. Includes photos of the bank and points of interests. (2 copies) 1960 Map of Texas City with schools, parks, churches, and public buildings noted. c1960s 2001 Texas City, Texas Map and Points of Historical Interest printed for the Aug. 1966 Texas City Jubilee Promotional map of area providing important public information, points of interest, advertisements. 1978 map c1980 Texas City & La Marque map c1960 Galveston Mainland map Promotional brochure that provides a history of Texas City, statistics of key living concerns such as work, shopping, schools, recreation. Promotional map of area providing important public information, points of interest, advertisements. n.d. Map sponsored by businesses and churches in the Galveston County area. Promotional map of area providing important public information, points of interest. Includes photos of port industries. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Mayfield, Theresa; Broussard, Brenda Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 05 January 2026 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Broussard, Brenda; Mayfield, Theresa Title A name given to the resource Vertical File Index 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 Vertical Files: "B" Part 2 Subject The topic of the resource <ul> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1128">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry </a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1113">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - American Oil Company</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1119">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - British Petroleum-American Oil Company (BP Amoco PLC)</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1114">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - Marathon Oil Corp</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1120">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - Pan-American Petroleum &amp; Transport Company</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1121">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - Republic Oil Refining Company</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1127">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical Industry - Texas City Refining Company (Pierce Fordyce)</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1122">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - Texas City Refining Company Publications</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1123">Business Enterprises - Petrochemical industry - Union Carbide Company</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1124">Business Enterprises - Retail Stores</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1125">Business Enterprises - Sugar Industry</a></li> <li><a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/files/show/1126">Business Enterprises - Tourism</a></li> </ul> Description An account of the resource Alphabetical listing of Vertical Files for "B" group. 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Title A name given to the resource Digital Yearbook Collection Description An account of the resource The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&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.” 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 1962 Stingaree Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks Description An account of the resource The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1962 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual staff of 1962 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 1962 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962 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)