1950 San Jacinto High School Yearbook in Houston, Texas * The Oroso 1950

El Oroso
EDITORS: Puddy HarwellA
Roy Blodgett
BUSINESS MGR.: Pat Van Schreevan
CLASSES
FACULTY
SCHOOL LIFE SPORTS
HELPERS
ACTIVITIES
MRS. BELLE McGINNIS
IN MEMORIAM
We. the staff of the 1950 EL OROSO, wish to offer
this book to the memory of our beloved Mrs. Belle Mc-
Ginnis. Through her tireless work, through her never end-
ing understanding of the problems of her students, and
through her beautiful interpretations of music, especially
at Christmas time and Easter, she endeared herself to
all who knew her. To the memory of Mrs. McGinnis,
then, we present this dedication, with the wish that the
whole world might have known her as we knew her.

MR. E. C. GATES
Principal
MR. ROEBUCK
Vice-Principal
OFFICE STAFF
MRS. GODLEY
Dean
MRS. LIVINGSTON
Secretary
MRS. HOLBERG
Clerk
MRS. DUGGAN
Registrar
Mrs. Glosup, Mr. Staggs, Mr. Peters
R. J. ALSUP
Civics
KATHERINE BLOSSOM
English
HARRIETT BRUSH
Physical Education
MARGUERITE BYRNES
Mathematics
WILLIAM CHANCE
Mathematics
MAYME DOYLE CLAYTON
Home Economics
VINNIE DEE COFFMAN,
Home Economics
RONA COLLIER
English
HELEN BATTE COPELAND
Civics
VIRGIL C. DABNEY
Shop
FLORA DAVIE
Mathematics
KATHLEEN DUGGAN
Registrar
PAULINE DUNN
Commercial Subjects
AMY S. EVJEN
Home Economics
ROSAMOND GLOSUP
Chorus
RUBY NELL GALDONIK
Speech
MILDRED GUTHRIE
Journalism
CORINE HERMAN
Mathematics
RUTH HICKEY
English
DORESS HOLBERG
Office
Coach Dyke Rose in the Office
Mrs. Secor, counselor, with
Luther Rogers and Jim Davis
EULA JANE HURST
Special Teacher
DORIS K. HUBBARD
Biology
DOROTHY MAHR
Gauchos
BETTY JANE MOHRMAN
Dramatics
MARY ELLEN OATMAN
English
DALE H. PERKINS
Civics
DONALD I. PETERS
Commercial Subjects
RUTH REEVES
English
CHRISTINE SCHULTZ
Mathematics
OTTIS SECOR
English
PEARL SHAW
Physical Education
MABELLE F. SPERRY
Biology
Teachers' Lunch Table
WILLIAM SHAVER
Biology
LOUIS M. STAGGS
Band and Orchestra
HAZEL THOMPSON
Art
MARY M. VAN LIEW
Distributive Education
Mr. Gates—Allooo — Allooo
Mr. Alsup, man of distinction
Mrs. Barnes among the pottery
Mickey Pappas coaching Mr. Peach
Capt. Blossom and Sgt. Jones
Bull Session?
Mrs. Blossom
What's the joke, Mrs. Ratliff?
"We will now sing the Star Spangled What is it, Paul says Miss Thompson.
Banner," says Mr. Gates.
"Bones" Geyer; Florence Kiefer; Jeanette Steile; Bonnie Gordon; Sylvia Shiffman; Joy
Guthery; Gloria Carrier; Leland Smith; Penny Anderson; La Nelle Peterson; "Unknown", Shir-
ley Miller.
ABDO, ANN
Gauchos '47 '50, Spanish Club '47 '49, C. S U,
’48 '50. N. H. S. '49'50, Senior Co Editor, El
Oroso '49 ’50, Bowling Club '48 '50, Booster
Club ,47-'5O, Directory Advertising Stall '49,
First Place Essay Contest '49, Dramatics
Club '48.
ABRAHAMS, BARBARA
Gauchos '47 '50, Booster Club '47 '50, Bowl
ing Club '47 '49, Chorus '47 '50. Directory Cir-
culation '49, Beauty Contest '49, C. S. U. '47-
'48.
ABREGO, SARA
ALEXANDER, HERBERT
Booster Club '48 '50, Assistant Chief B B. C.
'49, Track ’48 '50, Track Follies '49, Vaude-
ville '49, Flores Bonitas '48. Bowling Club
'49.
ALLEY, MARY LOUISE
Booster Club '47'50, Volleyball Team '47-
'49, Basketball Team '47 '50, Baseball Team
'47-'5O.
ALLEN. ROSALIE
Booster Club '47-'5O, Gauchos '47-'5O, Bowling
Club '48'50, C. S. U. '49-'50.
ALSTON, THOMAS FISHER, JR.
Booster Club, ”B" Team Football, Track,
Swimming.
ANDERSON, EVELYN
Booster Club, C. S. U., Gauchos '47-'5O.
Advertising Staff Directory, Latin Club '48 '49,
N. H. S., El Oroso Art Staff, Bowling Club,
Ice Skating Club.
ANDERSON. PENNY
Gay Nineties '48, Gauchos, Booster Club.
Chorus, Ice Skating Club, Most Fliratious
Senior.
ANTHONY. BUDDY
ARCHER, BOB
Booster Club, D. E.
ARNOLD. WINFORD
ASHBURN, GEORGE
'B' Team Football, 'A' Team Football, Booster
Club Cabinet Member, Advanced Chorous,
Track, Baseball Team. Fire Patrol.
BAILEY, RONALD
Booster Club '47 '50, R. O. T. C. '47 '49
BALL, MARY ANN
BARBER. KENNETH
BARNES. SHARON
G. B. C. '47-'5O, Variety Show '49.
BARR. SHIRLEY
Gauchos. *47-'5O, Directing Advertising Stall
'48, C. S. U. '48, Booster Club '47-‘5O.
BARRIOS. MERCEDES
Gauchos '47-'48. Booster Club '49’50. Ice
Skating Club '48'50, C. S. U. ’49 ’50. Band
Twirler '49 ’50, Girls Rille Team ’49 '50.
BARZIZA, GURNADE
Bowling Club ’49-’5O, Rille Team '49-'5O.
R. O. T. C. Captain '49-'5O, Booster Club
’49-’5O.
BASQUEZ. JOE
Football '47-’49, Letterman '48'49, Booster
Club '47-’5O, Booster Club Cabinet '48-’5O,
Cash Booster '49, Key Club '49 '50, Science
Club '49, Bowling '50, C. S. U. '50. National
Athletic Scholarship Society '48 ’50, Fire
Patrol '48-'49, Prince ol May Fete '49,
BASTRAN, DOROTHY
Booster Club '47-'48, Chorus '47-'49.
BECKER. ALLEN
Booster Club '47’49, Advertising Stall El
Oroso '49.
BEAL, JESS
BEAZLEY. HERBERT
Booster Club, Bawling Club.
BELL, RUTH
Circulation Manager Star '48, Spanish Club,
Booster Club, Star Reporter.
BURKHART. FRED
Booster Club '48-'5O. Track Team '48 '50, City
Championship '48-'49.
BERNARD, DON
Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer '48 '49, Boos-
ter Club, Scribe Booster, Cabinate '49'50,
American Legion Club, President, Bowling
Club Secretary. Letterman 'A' Team '49-’5O.
Red Cross Club, President '49-'5O, President ol
Harris County Junior Red Cross Council '48-
‘49, Hi-Y Club, Secretary-Treasurer '48-'49,
Gavel Club Vice-President '49-'50. C. S. U.
'49-'5O. El Oroso Circulation Stall "49-'5O, Lone
Star Boy's State. Attorney General '49.
R. O. T. C. Second Lt. Captain, Expert Rille-
man. Outstanding Junior Cadet Award, Rifle
Team Letterman. City Championship Team,
Officers Club '49, Cheerleader '49 '50. Coro-
nation, Spring Festival '49, "Club Orleans"
'49. Varsity Show '49.
BERRYMAN. BILL (WILLIE)
Booster Club; Council Member. *47-'5O; Head
Cheer Leader; Tennis Team; Captain Senior
Year; Duke in May Fete; Friendliest Sr.. Best
Personality Sr. Class.
BLAKELY, PATRICIA
Chorus Club, Booster Club, Volleyball Team.
BLODGETT, JOAN
Gauchos '48 50. Beauty Contest '47'49, El
Oroso Circulation '48-50, Directory Circu-
lation '48 '50, Swimming Team '48, Bowling
Club '49'50. Booster Club '48 '50, G. B C.
Historian '49, Variety Show '49 '50, Chairman
New Comers Tea '49, Sports Show '49, Chorus
'48 '49.
BLODGETT, ROY
B. B, C. Assistant Cast '49, Chief Booster
'49, Special Award '49, Fire Patrol Captain
'48’50, Cabinet Member '47'50, Key Club
'47-'5O, President of Key Club '49, El Oroso
Circulation Staff '48, Co-Editor of El Oroso
'49'50.
BOGART, RUTH
Girls Booster Club.
BOLLETER, ROBERT
Boys Booster Club '48-'50, R. O. T. C. '48-
'49, Officer '49-'5O.
BOND. BETTIE JEAN
C. S. U. '47-'48, Booster Club '47 '50.
BOWDEN, BARBARA
BRANNON. GARRY
BONES, FRED
Boy's Booster Club ’47 '48.
BRANSTETTER, BARBARA
BRADLEY. JOHNNIE
Gauchos '48-'5O, Booster Club '48 '50, Bow)
ing Club '49-'5O. National Honor Society '49-
'50. C. L. U. '48-'50, El Oroso Circulation '49-
'50, Directory Circulation Stall '49'50, Di-
rectory Advertising Staff '49.
BOREN, MYRTLE
C. S. U.. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Volley-
ball Team.
BRANCH, ANGIE
American Legion Club '47'50. Advertising
Essay First Place '48, City Wide Honorable
Chaplain '49, Low Senior Duchess '49, Girls
Rifle Team '48 '50, Bowling Club '48 '49.
Gauchos '47-'5O. Lieutenate '48-'49, Captain
'49-'5O, Directory Advertising '47-'48, Di-
rectory Circulation '49, Red Cross Represen-
tative '49.
BREEDLOVE. KATHRYN v
Gauchos '48.’50, Tennis Team '49-'5O. City
Singles Runner Up '49, Booster Club '48-
'50, Bowling Club '48. Red Cross Represen-
tative ’48. Girls Chorus '49-'50.
BRAKEL, NANCY
Gauchos '47-'49, Ice Skating Club '47-'49.
Booster Club '47-'49, Girls Rifle Team '49,
Beauty Contest '49.
BROOKS, ELIZABETH
Booster Club, Spring
Chorus.
BRITAIN. BARBARA
Booster Club '47-'5O, Ice
reS,iVa' Gu!,
Skating Club '47 So
BROWN. EUGENE
Advanced Chorus '47-'5O, Booster Club ■
'50, Movie Operators Club '49-'5Q. UD
BROWN, JEAN
Baseball Team. Volleyball Team, Ice Skat-
ing Club. Booster Club, Bowling Club.
BROWN, JO ANN
Gauchos ’48-'50, Booster Club '48-'5O, Girls
Chorus '49-'5O.
BUCKNER, BOB
BURTON. LILLY MARIE
Booster Club, Vice-President D. E. Club
'49'50.
CADAVID, ROSE
CALO. MARGARET ANN
Girls Booster Club, Bowling Club, Spanish
Club.
CAMPBELL, GERALDINE
Booster Club, Volleyball Team '49, Texas
Junior Academy of Science, Vice-President of
Homeroom '48-'49, Red Cross Representative
'49, Advanced Chorus.
CANNON, CLYDE
CAPLAN, BELLA RAE
Girls Booster Club, Bowling Club '49, Gau-
chos, D. B. '47-'49.
CASAS. NORMA
Archery Team ’49, Swimming Team '48 '49,
Swimming Club '48-'49, Spanish Club '48-'49,
Girls Booster Club '48 '49, Variety Show '49.
CASH. P. W.
(Student Council, Hi-Y, Football, Track; At
Alamo Heights.) Boys Booster Club.
CHASKIN, MEYER
Boys Booster Club '47 '48 '49.
CHILDERS, STEVE
CHOATE, CAROL
Gauchos, D. B. '48-'49, Sophomore Princess,
Runner-up Sophomore Beauty, Registration
Secretary and Vice-President, Girls Booster
Club 48- 49, Scribe Booster '49, Tennis Team;
City Girls Doubles, Regional '49; State Final-
ists '49, Girls Bowling Club '48 '49, Team
Captain '49, Finalist for Junior Beauty, Cho-
rus '49, Treasurer '49.
CHRISTIANSEN, ROLLAND
CHRISTIANSEN, RICHARD
Boys Booster Club, Vice-President of Registra-
tion, R. O. T. C.
CHIONSINI. GENIE
CLEMENTS, ALBERT
COHEN. ELLIOTT
Boys Booster Club '48 '49, Debate Club ’48,
Spanish Club '48.
COLLECTOR, CELIA
COLLINS. FRANCES
Bowling lub '47-'48, Christian Student Union
'47-'49, Ice Skating Club '47-'48, Girls Boos-
ter Club; Sophomore Captain '47-'48, Gauchos
Drill '47-'49, Corporal '48-'49, Master Ser-
geant '49-'S0, Chorus '49-’5O, Advertising
Staff, El Oroso, '48-'5O, Secretary of Home-
room '48-'5O, Beauty Contest '47-'5O.
COLLIER, HERMAN ,
CLIFTON, PATSY ANN
Girls Booster Club '48 '49, Gauchos '48. Red
Cross Representative '48, Christian Student
Union '48-'49.
CONDRON, JOANN
May Fete '48-'49, Beauty Contest '48-’5O.
Bowling Club '48-'5O, Captain '49-'5O, Gau-
chos '48-‘5O, Girls Booster Club '48-'5O, As-
sistant Chief Fall '49, Track Follies '49,
Directory Staff '48-'49.
CONROY, T. W.
COOPER. RENATE
•50 *n“°os'®r Club '47-‘5O, Drama Club '47-
'49 ii * ictress of '49, Beauty Contest of
Show That Shine '49, Chorus '47, Variety
49, Honor Roll '47-'50.
CORDELL, DAVE
'B' Team '48, 'A' Team '49, Boys Booster Club.
COX, MARY LOUISE
Advertising Staff of Star '49, National Honor
Society '49.
COX. KATHERINE
Girls Booster Club '47-'50, Song Booster '49,
Gauchos D. B. '47 '50, 2nd Lieutenant Bugles
'48-'49, Major D. B. '49-'50, Gaucho Bowling
'47-'48, Registration President '47'48, Vice-
President '48'50, Sophomore Dutchess '48,
Junior Dutchess '49, Red Cross Representative
'49 '50, Golf Club '48 '49.
CRAIG, BRUCE
CRAMER, DONNIE
Football '47 '48, Officer R. O. T. C. '47-'49,
Boys Booster Club ’47-'49, Boys Rifle Team
'48'49.
CRAWFORD, BRISTOL
Gauchos '47, Girls Booster Club '47-'49, Pres-
ident Gym Girls Bowling Club '49, Lettered in
Bowling '49, Chorus Club '47, Ice Skating
Club '48, Girls Rifle Team '49, Red Cross
Club '47.
DAUGHERTY, JOAN
Cheer Leader '49-'5O, Booster Club '47-'5O, Ju-
nior Assistant Fall '48, Gauchos '47-'5O, Cho-
rus '47-'5O, Runner-up Junior Beauty '49, El
Oroso Circulation Staff '48-'5O, Christian Stu-
dent Union '49, Registration Vice-President
'47, Red Cross Representative '49, Track Fol-
lies '49, Cash and Chief Boster Fall and
Spring of '49.
DAVENPORT, NELDA
Girls Booster Club ’48 '50, Skating Club '49-
'50.
DAVIS, LOWELL
Champions 'B' Team Football '48, 'B' Team
Football Trainer '49, Basketball Manager '49-
DAVIS, ANNA JANE
Ice Skating Club '48-’5O, Bowling Club '49,
Christian Student Union '48. Archery Team
'50„ Baseball '49'50, Boys Booster Club
'48-'50, Boys Booster Club Candidate '49,
Track Follies '49, Christian Student Union '49.
Christmas Chorus '49, "Star" Sports Editor
'49-'50, Red Cross Club '49.
DAVIS, MARY ANNE
Gauchos ’48-'5O, Girls Booster Club '48 '50,
National Honor Society '49-'5O, Secretary
Home Room '48, Staff Directory Circulation
'49, Advanced Choras '48-'5O, Red Cross Club
'48-'49.
DELANY, JACK
Boys' Booster Club '47-'48-'5O, "B" Team
Football '47-'48, Track '47. "B" Team Bas-
ketball '47-'48, Booster Club Cabinet '49.
DENSON, JEANE
DWYER. MARGARET
Booster Club '47-'48, Red Cross '47, Volley-
ball '48-'49, Star '49-'50, Bowling '49-'50.
DICKENS, CHARLES
"B" Team Football '47-'48, Track '48. Booster
Club '47-’5O. Dramatic Club '48, Bowling Club
'49, Most Easy-Going Senior.
DOBBS, ANNE
Chorus, '47 '50. Boosts: Club. '47-'5O
DODD. RICHARD
DOBBS. GINGER
Girl's Booster Club, '47 '50; Red Cross Re
presentative. '48 '49. Homeroom Secretary 47
'48. Gaucho Bowling. '47 '49. Gaucho. '47 '50.
"Star", '47 '48; Secretary D 4 B, 49 '50. Boost
er Club Cabinet, '49'50. Ice Skating Club.
’47 '48, Spanish Club. '47 '49. C. S. U , '47
'50; Science Club. ’49 '50. Gavel Club. '49 50.
Advanced Chorus, '49 '50; Feature Editor. Eb
Oroso, '49’50; Flores Bonitas, '47 ^8. Swim
ming Team, '49 '50. Beauty Finalist, '49.
DODSON. HOMER
DOUGLASS. SAM
Cheerleader, '49'50; Booster Club. '47-’50.
Booster Club Cabinet. '49'50; Red Cross
Club, '48-'49. C. S. U.. '48 '50, Bowling Club.
’47-’50; El Oroso Circulation, '47 '48; Sports
Show, '48; Track Follies. '48. Lt. Fire Patrol,
'49-'5O; Baseball, '47-'48; "B" Basketball Man
ager, '47-'48; El Oroso Activities Editor, '49-
'50; Best Dancer Senior Class.
DOUGLAS. SHARON
Booster Club, '48-'5O; Bowling Club. Color
Guard Gauchos, '49'50; Football Sweetheart.
’48-'49; Circulation Stall ol Directory. '49;
Gauchos Drill, '48 '50
DOW, BERNARD
Booster Club. '47-'5O; Debate "B" Team. '47
'48, Latin Club President, '48-'49. Debate "A”
Team, '48-’50; City Championship Debate. '49;
Honor Society, '49-'5O; Gavel Club, '48 '50.
DREWS. LYLE
Boy's Booster Club.
DUKE, AL RUE
Booster Club, '49; Star Reporter, '49; Girl's
Swimming Club, '49.
DUKE. BEfry-
Booster Club, '49; C. S. U.. '49.
DUFFORD, VIRGINIA
Gauchos. '48-'50; Gaucho Bowling. '48'50;
Booster Club, '48-'5O; Y-Teams, '48-'5O.
EASTON. LARRY
ECK, MARY LEE
Youth Council, ’48-'50; Girl's Bowling Club,
'48-'49; Gauchos, '48-'50; Girl's Booster Club.
'48-'5O; Spanish Club, '48; Mixed Chorus, '48-
'50.
ENGLISH. HAZEL
Advanced Music, '47-'5O; El Oroso Stall, '49-
'50; Gauchos, '47-'5O; 1st. Lt. ol Twirlers, '49-
'50; Skating Club, '48-'49; Gaucho Bowling
Club, '47-'50; Youth Council, '47 '50; Girl's
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Red Cross Representa-
tive, *47-'49; Spanish Club, '47-'48; Flores
Bonitas, ‘48-'49; Junior Club ol Science. '49-
*50; Girl's Debate Team. '49-'5O; Treasurer ol
the Gavel Club, '49-’5O; Variety Show. '49;
Directory Circulation Stall, '49'50; Best
Company. '49; Swimming Team, '50.
ELLIOTT, JOAN
ELLISOR, MARGERY
Gill's Booster Club, '48 '50; Vice-President of
Registration. '48, Treasurer of Registration,
'48; Gauchos, '48'50; Treasurer Drill, '50;
Duchess in May Fete, ’49.
FARMER, DAN
National Guard Society. '49 '50; Booster Club,
'48 ’50; Junior Achievement. '49 '50.
FEDER. GLORIA
FISHER, BOBBY
Boy's Booster Club.
FELSHER, JEANNETTE
Gauchos Drum and Bugle. Girl's Booster Club,
Dramatics Club.
FELD. M. M.
Boy's Booster Club, '47-'49; Red Cross Repre-
sentative, '47.
FLOECK. JESSIE
R. O. T. C. 1st Lt., '47-'5O; Boy's Booster
Club, '47 '50; Ice Skating Club, '48-'5O; Offi-
cers Club.
FORD, JUNE
National Honor Society, '49-'5O; American Leg-
ion Club, '49-'5O; Dramatics Club, '48-'49;
Girl’s Booster Club, '48-'50.
FOURNIER. JOYCE
FROSCH. PEGGY
Spanish Club; Gauchos; Red Cross Club;
Girl's Booster Club, Girl's Chorus.
FRANKEL, GUNTER
Boy's Booster Club, '47-’5O.
FRANKO, HENRY
GALVAN. DORA
Girl's Booster Club.
FULLER. BETT
Girl's Booster ub, '47-'5Q>-'Gauchos. '47 '50;
Bowling Club. '47 '50; Rille Team, '49 ’50; Red
Cross Club/ '47 ’50; Advertising Staff of Di-
rectory, '49 '50; Youth Council.
GARFINKEL. KALMAN
GARNER, CARL
Boy's Booster Club, '49 '50; Sergeant 1st Class
'49, R. O, T. C.
GARDINER, JEANINE
Girl's Booster Club, '49 '50.
GARTNER. EVELYN
Girl's Booster Club, '48-'50; Gauchos, '48-'5O;
Runner-up in Beauty Contest, '48; Junior
Red Cross, '48; Duchess in May Festival, '48-
'49.
GARTNER. BILL
Boy’s Booster Club.
GELLER, GOLDA
Girl's Booster Club, Booster Club Representa-
tive, '49; National Honor Society.
GEYER. THELMA
GILFILLAN, MARY BARBARA-
National Honor Society; Youth Council, '47-
'50; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Gauchos, '47-
'50.
GLASER, OTTO
Boy's Booster Club; Fire Patrol Captain, '48;
Captain, '49; Cash Booster, '49; Key Club, '48-
'50.
GOLDBERG. SARA LEE
Girl's Booster Club, '48-'5O; Gauchos, '48-'5O;
Bowling Club, '48.
GOLDEN. JANICE
Girl's Booster Club. ‘47-'50.
GONZALES. CLARA
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Gauchos. '47-'5O;
Rille Team, '47-‘49; Youth Council, '48-'5O.
GORDON, BONNIE .
Girl's Booster Club; Spanish Club, 47- 48,
National Honor Society.
GORDON, HERMAN
GREENE, REVA
Girl's Booster Club, '47 '49.
GREENBURG. CHARLES
GUILLAT. LESTER
GUTHRIE. JOY u
Girl's Booster Club. '47'50. Gauchos. 47- 50
Bowling Club. '48; Model Gaucho. '49 '50.
HAMMOND, JIMMIE
Booster Club, '47-'5O; "B" Team Football. 47;
"A" Team Football Letterman. '49; "A" Team
Basketball Manager. '48 '49; Track Team. '48-
'49; Baseball Letterman, '47 '49; All City Base-
ball. '47; All City Football, '49; Boy's Bowling
Club.
HANKS, BOBBY
Boy's Booster Club.
HARDING, BILLY
R. O. T. C.. '47-'49; Rifle Team, '49-'5O; Bowl-
ing Club, '49; Officers Club, '49; Secretary
Gavel Club, '49.
HARLESS. MARGARET
HARMON, SALLY
Gauchos, '47 '49; Booster Club, '47-'50; Chorus,
'48 '50; Ice Skating Club, '48; Bowling Club,
'47.
HARRIS. ETHEL
Booster Club, '48-'5O; Gauchos, '4B-'5O; Bowl-
ing Club, '49 '50; Variety Show. '49; Girl's
Chorus, '48 ’49.
HARWELL, FLORENCE
Registration Secretary, '48-'49; Directory Cir-
culation, ‘48-'5O; El Oroso Circulation, '48 '50;
Junior Editor El Oroso. *48-'49; Editor El Oro-
so, '49-'5O; Junior Princess May Fete, '48-'49;
Booster Club, '48-'5O; Cheerleader. '49-‘5O;
Bowling, '49-'5O; Gauchos, '48-'5O; C. S. U„
'48-'49; Vaudeville, '48; Style Show, '49; Beau-
ty Contest, '50; Best Senior Personality, Best
Senior Dancer, '49; Red Cross Representative,
'48'49.
HASTINGS, BILLE FAYE
Booster Club,, '47-'5O; Intramural Volleyball
Team, '49.
HAUSER, BOBBY
R. O. T. C„ '47-'50; Booster Club, '47-'50; Ice
Skating Club. '47; Officers Clubt Band.
HAYNES. TOMMY
Booster Club, '47 '50; R. O. T. C. Lt., '47-'5O;
R. O. T. C. Bowling Team, '47 '48.
HAYES, BOB
HELFMAN, JACKIE
HENRY, JAMES
Booster Club, '47-'5O; "B" Team, '47-'48; "A"
Team, '49; Track Team, '47-'5O; Bowling Club,
■50.
HERBERT, ANN
Gauchos, ’47-'49; El Oroso Circulation, '47-
'48; Bowling Club, '47; Chorus, '47; Red
Cross, '49; Booster Club, '47-'5O; Booster Club
Rejiorter, '47; Directory Circulation, '49.
HEWITT, PATRICIA
Gauchos, '47-'5O; Beauty Contest, ’48-'49-'5O;
Beauty Finals, '50; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O;
Bowling Club, '49-'5O; El Oroso Staff; Facul-
ty Editor, '47-'5O.
HILL, CAROLINE
Spanish Club, '47-'48; Gym Girl's Bowling
Club, '48-'49-'5O; Girl's Booster Club, '48 '50.
HILL, RICHARD
HODGES, PATSY
Intramural Baseball, '48; Intramural Basket-
ball. '48; Band, '47-'5O; Booster Club, '47-'5O;
Ice Skating Club, '50.
HODGKINS, ZANDRA
HOBIT, HORACE
HOLTON. JACK
HOLLON, ELIZABETH
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Gauchos, '47-'48; Bowl-
ing Club, '47; Ice Skating Club; Chorus, '47-
'5a
HOLLIER, JOE
Booster Club, '47-'48-’49; Track Team, '48-'49-
'50; Letterman, '49; Football Team, '48-'49;
Member of the Cabinet, '47-'48: Swimming
Team, '49; Spanish Club, ‘47-'48.
HOLLIFIELD. VIRGINIA
Gauchos, '47-'50; Bowling, '47-’5O, C. S. U.,
'47-'5O; Advertising Staff of Directory, '48;
Advertising Manager of Directory, '49; Ice
Skating, '50; N. H. S., '49-'5O; Booster Club,
'47-'50.
HOLLINGSWORTH, TED
Booster Club, '48-’5O; Band, '48-’49; Orchestra.
'49-'50.
HOLLOWAY, BETTY ANN
Gauchos, '48-'49-'50; Sergeant; Girl's Booster
Club, '48-'49-'50; National Honor Society. '49-
'50; Circulation Staff of Directory, '48; Circu-
lation Manager of Directory, '49; Sophomore
and Junior Duchess. '48-'49; Sophomore Beau-
ty, '48; Beauty Contest, '49.
HORN. NANCY
'47-'48; "A" Team Foot-
Most Handsome Senior,
Team, ’48-'49; Letterman,
. T. C. Captain, '49; Bowling Club,
. T. C. Bowling Team, '47.
HOWARD, JAMES
D. E. Club, '48 '49; Booster Club, 49-50.
D.’T Club, '46 '49; Band, '46 '47; Booster
Club, '48-'5O.
JACKSON, DONALD
JAMIESON, CLAUDIE
B. B. C., '47-'5O.
JAWORSKI. JOANIE
G. B. C., '47-'5O; Sophomore Captain, 47;
May Court; Sophomore Princess, 48; Junior
Duchess, '49; Sophomore Beauty, '48; Junior
Beauty, *49; Gauchos, '47-'5O; Lt. Drill, 48-
'49; Major Drill, '49-'5O; Girl's State, '49;
C S. U., '47-'5O; Senior Beauty. '50.
JOHNSON, EARL
JOHNSON, VELMA LEA
Red Cross '47 '48, G. B. C„ '47 '50.
JOHNSON, CARL
Spanish Club, '47-'48; Booster, '47-'5O; Ameri-
can Legion Club; R. O. T. C. 2nd Lt., Captain
'48, Lt. Colonel, '49; Captain, Track Team, '49;
"B" Team Football,
ball Letterman, '49;
'50.
JOHNSON, TONY
Boostep '47-'5O; Rille
'48; R. - - -
18:

JOLLY, PAT
Gauchos, '47-'48; G. B. C., '47-'49; Bowling
Club. '47-'5O; Adv. Chorus, ’48-'5O; C. S. U„
'48-'5O; Ice Skating Club, '49-'5O.
JONES, BUD
JOSEPH, CH ER ILL
G. B. C„ '47-'5O.
KAHN, NANCY
Gauchos, 18-'5O; Booster Club, '48-'5O; Na-
tional Honor Society, '49-'5O; C. S. U., '48-
'50; Flores Bonitas, '48; Girl's Chorus, ‘49;
Bowling Club, '49.
KANTOR. ANNETTE
Chorus, '48-'49; Drama, ‘48; Booster Club, ‘48.
KASS, BARBARA
Booster Club. '47-'5O; National Honor Society,
'49-'50; Historian; Science Club, '49-'5O.
KELLEY, EUGENE
Booster Club; "B" Team Football, '48; "A"
Team Football Letterman, '49; Swimming
Letterman, '48 '49.
KEMLER, EMORY
KESSLER, FLORENCE
Booster Club, '48-'50; American Legion Club,
'48’50; Secretary, '49-'5O; Gauchos, ’48'50;
Sgt., '49-'5O; National Honor Society, '49-'5O;
Red Cross Club, '49; Circulation Staff Direc-
tory, '49.
RIEDEL, MIGNON
KIEFER, FLORENCE
Booster Club, D. A. R. Representative, C. S. U.;
Gauchos.
KEIR, HARRY
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Fire Patrol, '49-'5O; Class
President, '47-'5O.
KIESEWETTER, MARY JO
Bowling Club, '49; Girl*£ jRifle Team, '49;
Booster Club, '48-'49; Advertising Staff, "Star".
'49.
KINZBACH. MARY ELLEN
Gauchos, '48-’5O; C. S. U., '48-'5O; El Oroso
Advertising Staff, '48-'49; Gaucho Bowling,
'49-'5O; Booster Club, '48-'5O; Ice Skating
Club, '48-'5O.
KINSER, RUBY
Girl's Booster Club, '48-'5O; Girl's Volleyball
Team, ’49.
KIRSH, MORRIS
National Honor Society, '49-'5O; Spanish Club,
'47-'48; Booster Club, '47-'5O; Red Cross Club,
'47.
KLIEN, SHIRLEY
KNETZGER, PEGGY
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Junior Academy
Science, '49-'5O; Beauty Contest, '49; Runner-
up Senior Beauty.
KNOBLER, IVAN
Booster Club, ‘47-'5O; Bowling Club, '47; De-
bate, '48-'5O; Chorus, '49.
KOEHL, PHYLLIS
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Vice-President Bowling
Club, '49-'5O; Bowling Club, '48-'5O; Chorus,
'49-'5O.
KONIG, MORT
Booster Club, '47-'5O; R. O. T. C. Master Sgt.,
'47-'48; Rifle Team, '48; Bowling Team, '49.
KRENEK, GIVEN
LACKSHIN, HERB
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Band, '48-'5O.
LACY, LOUIS
LAYLOR, BILL
"B" Team Football, '47-'48; "B" Team Basket-
ball, '47-'48; "A” Team Football, ’49; Booster
Club, 47 '50.
LANDAU, BETTY ANN
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Volleyball Intramurals,
'47; Sophomore Captain; Booster Club, '47-'48;
Runner-up Sophomore Beauty, '48.
LANDON, CHARLES
LEFKOWITZ, FLORENCE
Booster Club, '47-'5O; D. E. Club, '47-'49.
LEHMBERG, DAVID
Booster Club, Red Cross Representative;
Band Officer, Boy’s Bowling Club, Reporter;
"A" Team Baseball; "Star" Reporter.
LEO. NANCY ELLEN
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Junior Assistant, '49;
Gauchos, '47-'5O; Gaucho Reporter, '48-’49;
National Honor Society, '49-'5O; Chorus, '46-'47;
Bowling Club, '46-'47; El Oroso Art Editor,
'49'50.
LITTMAN, ROSALYN
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Volleyball, Lettered
3 Years, '47-'5O.
LEWIS, LEAH
Gauchos, '47; Volleyball Intramurals, '49;
Booster Club, '47-'49; Spanish Club, '47-‘48.
LYENDECKER, MARLENE
Booster Club, '47-'5O; C. S. U., '48; Dramatics,
'49; Gaucho, '48-'5O.
LIDDELL. STEVE
LO BELLA, OLIVER LEE
Ice Skating Club, *47-'5O; Booster Club, '47-
'48; Ice Hockey Team, '49; Hockey Lettermen,
'48.
LOGSDON, JACK
LOVELL. ROSS
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Basketball Letterman,
'48-'5O; Track Letterman, '48-'5O; Football Let-
terman, '48; Member Booster Club Cabinet,
'48 '50; Scribe Booster, '49.
LYNCH. JO ANN
Cash Booster, '47; Gauchos, ’47-’5O; Booster
Club. '48'50; C. S. U., '48 '50; Red Cross, '48-
'50; Drama Club, '49-'5O; "Star" Circulation,
'49-’5O.
MANSELL, MARY KAY
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Gauchos, '47-'49; El
Oroso Advertising Stall, '48-'49; Ice Skating
Club, '48-'5O; National Honor Society. '49 ’50;
C. S. U., '47; Business Manager, "Star", '49.
MARSHALL. MEREDITH ANN
Sophomore Assistant, '47; Booster Club, '47-
'50; lunior Duchess, '49; Alternate Girl's
State, Finalist Beauty Contest, '47-’5O; Gau-
chos, '47-'5O; Bowling, '49-'5O; National Honor
Society, '49-'5O; Directory Advertising, '48;
Directory Circulation Stall, '47-'5O.
MATHEWS, PATSY
MAXWELL, DORIS RUTH
Spanish Club, '48-'49; Vice-President Spanish
Club, '49; National Honor Society. '49; Boost-
er Club, '48-'5O; Rille Team, '48-'50; Gauchos,
'48 '49; El Oroso,' 50; C. S. U„ '48 '50; Bowling
Club, '48.
MAYEUR. ROBERT
Band, '48 '49; El Oroso Cartoons, ’49 '50; Boost-
er Club, '48 '50; "B" Team, '47; Vaudeville,
'47; Chorus; Orchestra, '48-'49; Gay Nineties,
■48.
MAYNARD, BILL
Red Cross Representative, '47-'48; Booster
Club, '47-'5O; Bowling Club, '49-'5O; Treasurer
Red Cross, '49.
McBRIDE, FRANCES
Booster Club, '48-'5O; Intramurals, '48-'49;
Spanish Club, '47.
McCAINE, ROBERT
Red Cross Representative, '47-'49; President
Homeroom, '48; Bowling Club President, '49-
'50; Boy's Booster Club, '47-'48.
McCORMICK. GENE
Booster Club, '47-'5O; "B" Team Football,
'48-'49; "A" Team Football, '49; Football Let-
terman, *49; President Homeroom, '48-'49.
McDaniels, Freddie
McGARR. MARILYN
Booster Club, *48-'5O; Gauchos, '48-‘5O; C. S. U.,
•48.
McGRANHAM, MARTIN
Booster Club, ’47-'5O; Gay Nineties, '49;
Bowling Club. '48 '49; C. S. U., '49.
McHALE, GINGER
McMillian, jean
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Bowling Treasurer, '49;
Bowling Captain, '48; Gauchos, '47.
McMillian, joan
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Bowling Secretary, '48-
'49; Bowling Captain, '49; Gauchos, '47.
McNally, orvetta
McREE, CAROL
Gauchos, ’48-'5O; Ice Skating, '49-'5O; Bowl-
ing, '49-'5O; C. S. U., '48; Circulation Staff
Directory, '49; Science Club, '49-'5O.
MYERS, BEELER
Band, '48 '49; R. O. T. C„ '48 '49; Officer, '49.
MEYERS, JIM
MILES, MARY ANN
MILLER, ALLAN
Booster Club, '47-'49.
MILLER, JOE
Football, '47-'48; Booster Club, '47-'49.
JfiAAl JoM
MILLER, SHIRLEY
Booster Club, '47 '49; Gauchos, '47-'5O; C. S. U.,
'49.
MINNEAR, MARLENE
Booster Club, ’48-'49; Girl's Chorus, '47.
MOORE, BOBBIE
Gauchos; Booster Club; Ice Skating.
MORRIS, BEVERLY JEAN
Gauchos. '47-'5O; Baseball, ’49; Booster Club,
'47-'5O, C. S. U.. '47.'50.
MORRIS, TREBOR
Boy's Booster Club, '47-'5O.
MOTLEY. CHARLOTTE
Gauchos, Booster Club, '47'49; Bowling Club,
Girl's Chorus.
MULLER. JAMES
R. O. T. C„ '47-’49; 'B" Team Football, '48;
"A" Team Football. '49; Letterman, '49.
Booster Club Award Football, 49; Booster
Club, '47-’50; May Fete Coronation, '49;
Track Letterman, '49.
MURPHY. HARRIETT
Booster Club, '47-'49; Girl’s Rifle Team. '47;
Bowling, '48'49; Red Cross Representative.
‘49; Intramural Baseball and Basketball, '47-
'48; Drama, '49.
NATHAN. CAROL SUE
Booster Club. '48'50; Chorus. '48; Bowling
Club, '49; Spanish Club, '49.
NAYLOR, ART
Booster Club, '47-'5O.
NEALE, JOHN
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Cabinet Member, "A"
Team Football Letterman, '48 '49.
NELMS, MARY
Gauchos, ’48-'5O; Chorus. '49'50; C. S. U.,
'48 '50; Booster Club, '48-'5O; Spanish Club.
'48'49.
NELSON, JEANNE
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Chorus. '49-’50; Bowling
Club, '49-'5O; Volleyball Intramural, '47'48;
Basketball Intramural. '47’50; Baseball In-
tramural, '47-’5O; City Archery Team, '49-
'50; City Volleyball Team, '47 '50; Ice Skat-
ing Club. '49-'50.
NICHOLL, DORTHLYE
N. H. S. Vice-President. ’49-’50; Gaucho Drill.
'47-'5O; CpL, '48-'49; Master-Sgt. of Flags.
'49-'5O; C. S. U. Treasurer, '49'50; Reg.
Secretary, '48; Reg. Vice-President, '49 '50;
Junior Duchess May Fete, '49; Interscholastic
League Spelling, *49.
NUCKLOS. TOMMY
President D. E. Club, Booster Club.
OATES. JANE , . „ ,
Booster Club, '47 '49; Gauchos, 47- 49; Bowl-
ing. '49.
OLAND. NONA
O'HARA, PAULA JEAN
Booster Club; Gauchos.
QUIJANO, GLORIA
OVERSTREET, DORIS „ ,
Gauchos, '47-'50; Booster Club, 47- 50; Bowl-
ing Club Captain, '49 ’50; C. S. U.. '48 '50;
Ice Skating Club, '49-'50; Chorus. '49; Circu-
lation Staff El Oroso and Directory, 49- 50;
Science Club, '49 '50.
OWEN. HAZEL LEAH
American Legion Club, ’47-'S0; National Honor
Society, ’48-'5O; Secretary National Honor
Society; Latin Club, '48 '49; Secretary Boost-
er Club, '47-'5O; Science Club, '49-'5O; Band,
'47-'5O.
PACE, RALPH
PACE, RAY
Booster Club, '47-'5O; Drama, '48-'49; Fire
Patrol. '48; Secretary Red Cross, '48-'49.
PALMAY, ERNEST
PAPPAS. MICKEY
”B" Team Basketball, ’48; Boy's Booster Club,
'47-'5O; President National Honor Society.
'49-'5O; Member N. H. S., '49-'5O; Registration
President. '47-’48-'5O.
PARKER. FAYE MARIE
Booster Club, '47-'49; Gauchos, '47; Bowling
Club, '49.
PATTY, BILLIE JEAN
Booster Club, '47-'49.
PEARLMAN, AARON
Spanish Club, '47-'48;
National Honor Society,
PEDDY, HORACE
Booster Club, 47-'S0;
'49.
DONE IT
«kY
PETERS. MARGARET
Booster Club. '47-'5O; Chorus, '48-'5O; Volley-
ball. '49.
PETERSON, LA NELLE
Chorus, '47-'5O; Booster Club, '47-'5O.
PHILLIPS. MAE ANN
Gauchos. '47; Booster Club, '47-'49; Bowling
Club, '48; Ice Skating Club, '49; Band, '49-'5O;
Orchestra, '49-'5O; Chorus. '48-'49.
PIZZITOLA, ANTHONY
PLANT. ALMA
PRICE. JAN
Booster Club, '48-'50; Gauchos. '48-'5O; Sgt.
Circulation Manager Directory, '49-'5O; Na-
tional Honor Society, '49-'5O.
PRAVADA, EDITH
Booster Club; Intramural Baseball; Basketball;
Volleyball.
RAMSEY, JEAN
RAY, DIRIS FAYE
RILEY, JIM
RIESTER, GERALDINE
ROOS, RUTH _ „
Band, '48-'49-'5O; Orchestra, '47 '50; Girl s
Booster Club. '47-'5O; Bowling Club, '48'49;
Ice Skating Club, '49 '50.
ROBERTSON, JEAN
Girl's Booster Club, '48-'49.
ROSEN. FRANCES
Girl’s Booster Club. '48 '49.
ROSENBURG, BETTY
ROBLE, NANCY
RUDERSDORF, ANNE
Girl's Booster Club, '48-'5O; Golden Gauchos,
Drum and Bugle, '46-'5O; 2nd Line Drums, '48;
1st. Lt. Drums, '49; Red Cross Representative,
"49-'50; National Honor Society, '49-'5O; Ice
Skating Club, '48-‘5O; Spanish Club, '46-'47;
Chorus. '49.
SAMUELS, BOB
Baseball Letterman. '48-'5O; Spelling Club, ‘49;
Boy's Booster Club, '48-'5O.
SANDERS, GENE
ciut1DnE&akCon,e’,; Muiic Le,,er;
SONTAG, DORIS E.
'47-'48; Bowling Club, '49-'5O
SARTAR, RICHARD
-JAVACyBERT
Boy's Booster Club, '48-'5O.
SAVAGE. HAZEL
Booster Club, '47'50; Gauchos, '47-'5O; Bowl-
ing Club, '49'50; Youth Council. '48 '50.
SCARMARDO, ROSALIE
Girl's Booster Club, '47 '50.
SCHEMBERA, HELEN
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O.
SCHMID. HAROLD
Boy's Booster Club, '47 '50; Band, 47- 50.
SCHILDKRAUT, BARBARA
Girl's Booster Club, '49'50; Youth Council,
'50; Bowling Club, '50; Girl's Chorus, '50.
SCOFIELD, GERALD
Boy's Booster Club; Football Award; Foot-
ball, '47'50; Track. '47-'49; Boy's Booster
Club Cabinet; Track Follies. '48.
SCRUGGS, VIRGINIA
Gauchos, '49-'50; Booster Club, '47-'50; Sopho-
more Assistant, '47-'48; Youth Council; Spa-
nish Club, '48-'49; Coronation, '49; Junior
Duchess; Queen of Bluebonnet Ball, '49;
Beauty Contest Junior Runner-up.
SELINE, MARVIN
Boy's Booster Club, '47'50; El Oroso Ad-
vertising Manager, '49-’5O; El Oroso Staff,
'48 '49; Flores Bonitas Club, '49; "B" Team
Football Manager, '49-'5O.
SERCHUK. HAZEL
Girl's Booster Club; Gauchos; Red Cross.
SEWELL. FAYE
SHARE, JOHN.
SHARE, PAT
President of Gym Bowling Club, '48; Youth
Council, *47-'49; Reporter of Bowling Club,
'49.
SHAPIRO. ISADOR
SHEPERD, PAT
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'48; Bowling Club,
'49-'5O; Youth Council, '48-'49; Chorus, '49-'5O;
"Star" Reporter; Red Cross Club; Variety
Show. '49.
SHAVER, PATTI
Youth Council; Girl's Booster Club. Flores Bo-
nitas.
SHIFTMAN, SYLVIA
Girl's Booster Club. '48 '50; N H S., ‘48-'49;
Latin Club.
SHOPMAN, KARL
SIGLER, JEAN
Red Cross Representative, '47'49; Youth
Council. '47 '48; Spanish Club. '47 '48, Gau
chos, '47-'50; "Star" Reporter, '49; "Star"
Advertising Manager, '49. "Star" Business
Manager,, Girl's Booster Club, '47-
SILVERS, DAVID
R. O. T. C., '47 '48; Boy's Booster Club, Red
Cross Representative, '49; Youth Council.
SILVERSTEIN, JACK
Masler-Sgt. R. O. T. C.; Movie Club; Rille
Team; Boy's Booster Club; Track Team; R. O.
T. C. Officer's Club; Corporal; Staff Sgt.
SMITH. DON
SMITH, ELLA LEE
Gauchos, '47-'5O; 1st. Lt. Bugle. '48 '49; Cap-
tain Drum and Bugle, '49 '50; Low Senior
Princess, '49; Science Club, '49-'5O; Vice-
President Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Ice
Skating, '48-'5O; National Honor Society, '49-
'50.
SCHMIDT, HAROLD
SMITH, JEANNE
Dramatic Club, '48-'49; Red Cross Representa-
tive, '48; Adv. Music Pianist; Gay Nineties,
'49; Track Follies. '49; Easter, '49; Adv. Cho-
rus, '48; Booster Club, '48-'5O; Treasurer-Drum
and Bugle.
SMITH, LELAND D.
Boy's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Movie Operators
Club President, '49-'5O; 2nd. Lt. R. O. T. C„
'49; Lt. Colonel, '50; Vice-President R O. T. C.
Officer's Club, '49; R. O. T. C. Drill Team.
SOMERS, MYRILLA
Gauchos Drill, '47-'5O; National Honor Society.
'49 ’50; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O.
SORENSON. JOHN
STOLLMACK. SEYMOUR
Boy's Booster Club, '47 '50; "B" Team Foot
ball, '48; "B" Team Basketball, '48; "A
Baseball Letterman, '49; "A" Basketball Team.
'48-'5O, Leterman; American Legion Baseball
•47-'5O.
STEILE, JEANETTE
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Intramural Base-
ball Team, '48 ’49; Intramural Volleyball Team
'48; C. S. U„ '49'50.
STEVENSON. MYERS
STEINBACH. JAMES
STEIN, FRANCES
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'49; School Volley-
ball Team, '49; Baseball Intramurals. '48-'5O;
Basketball Intramurals, '47-'49; Volleyball In-
tramurals, '47-'48; Bowling Club, '49-’5O
STREUSAND. CHARLES
STONE. JIMMIE
Boy's Booster Club, '47-'5O.
STOKES, MARTHA JEAN
Volleyball; Baseball Intramurals, '48-'49; Girl's
Booster Club, '48-'5O; Chorus, '48-'49.
STONE, RONNIE
STRAUH. A. W.
Boy's Booster Club, '48-'5O.
STUDDERT. JANIE
Gauchos. ’47-'5O; Drill, ’47-'49; Drum and
Bugle, '49-'5O; Gauchos Best Company, '48;
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Directory Adver-
tising Statf, '48; El Oroso Circulation Statt,
'48-'49; El Oroso Staff; Circulation Manager.
'49'50; El Oroso Advertising Staff, '49-'5O;
Orchestra. '47-'48; Flores Bonitas, '47-'49;
Treasurer. '48-'49; Science Club Treasurer. 49-
'50; C. S. U-, '47-'5O; Ice Skating Club, '49-
'50; Red Cross Representative. '49-'5O.
SUPER. ROY
Active Member B. B. C., '47-'5O; "B" Team
Football; "A" Team Football, '49.
SURVIA, RUBY
SYLESTINE, BILL
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Shanghai, C
Ping
'47-
THORNGATE, PHILIP
Transferred here from . ___ .
Booster Club. '49-'5O; Band. '49 '50.
TOBER. MERIDETH
TOLMAN, NORMA
Runner-up Ping Pong (Doubles), "48;
Pong (Doubles) Winner, '49; Chorus,
'50; Chorus Soloist, '48-'49.
TREADWAY, W. C.
Football "B" Team, '47; Football "A" Team
Letterman, '48-'49; Bowling Club, '48-'49.
TREADWELL, MARVIN
Boy's Booster Club. '47-'5O; Dramatic Club,
'47-'5O; Football "B" Team, '47.
TROUSDALE, JOHN
"A" Football Team, '49; "B" Football Team,
'48; Boy’s Booster Club, '49.
TARNOPOL, WILLIAM
TAYLOR. DOROTHY
Girl's Booster Club, '47 '50; Secretary Gau-
chos. '49 '50; President Gauchos Bowling Club,
'49-'50; Lettered In Tennis, '47 '50; Lettered
In Bowling. '47-'5O; 1st Place Bowling City
Singles. '48'49; 2nd Place Bowling City
Team. '48'49; City Tennis Doubles, '48-'49;
Runner-up State Tennis Doubles, '48 '49; Cap-
tain of Bowling Team, '47-'5O; Spanish Club,
'47 '48; Captain of Gym Class, '47'48; Gau-
chos, '48'50.
TAYLOR. EVELYN
TAYLOR, ALFRED
TAYLOR, DAN
Booster Club, *49-'5O.
THEDFORD, VIRGINIA
Intramural Volleyball, '47-'5O; Intramural
Baseball. '47-'5O; Intramural Basketball, '47-
'50; Girl's Booster Club, ’47-'5O.
THOMAS. VERNON
THOMPSON, PAT
Twirler in Gauchos, '47-'50; Best Company,
'49; Red Cross, '47 ’50; Girl's Booster Club,
'47 '50; Master-Sgt. Drum and Bugle Gauchos,
'49 '50; Ice Skating Club, '48'49; Circulation
Staff of the Directory, '49; Member of Flores
Bonitas. '48 '49; Gauchos Bowling Club, '47-
'49; Girl's Chorus, '48; Variety Show, '49.
THORNHILL. BETTY
Gauchos, '47-'48; Flores Bonitas, President,
'48'49; Ice Skating Club, '47'49; Bowling
Club, '47 '48; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O;
Science Club. '47-'5O.
TSCHIRGIE. FRED
TURRENT1E, NOELIE
Gauchos Drill, '47-'5O; Gaucho Sgt., '49-’5O
Best Company, '48; National Honor Society,
’49'50; Tennis Team, '47-'5O; Tennis Letter.
'48 '49; El Oroso Art Staff. '49 ’50; D A. R.
Sewing Medal, '48; Girl's Booster Club, '47-
'50; C. S. U„ '49-'5O.
TYSON. SHIRLEY
Cheerleader, '49-’5O; Gauchos, ’47-'5O; Sgt
'48'49; C. S. U., '49’50; Drum Club, ’48-
'50; Flores Bonitas, ’49-’5O; Chorus. '47'49;
Red Cross Representative, '49-'5O; El Oroso
Circulator, '49-'5Q; Directory Circulation, '49-
'50; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O.
UECKERT, SHARON
Girl s Booster Club, ’47-'5O; Bowling Club, '49;
"Star" Reporter, ’49-’5O; Ice Skating Club,
'49; Gauchos, '49; Chorus, '49 ’50; C. S. U„ '48-
'50; Girl's Rifle Team, ’49-'5O.
UPCHURCH, ELORENE
Girl's Booster Club, '47-'49; Chorus, '47-'48.
UPCHURCH, JACK
UTZMAN, BILL
VAN SCHREEVEN, PAT
Gauchos, '47-’5O; Sgt., '48-'49; Vice-President,
'49-'5O; Ass’t Editor Directory, '49-’5O; El Oro-
so Circulation Staff, '47-'48; Secretary, '48-
’49; Business Manager, '49-'5O; Quill and
Scroll, '49-'5O; Red Cross Representative, '48-
’49; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Chorus, '48 '50;
Gauchos Bowling Club, '48 '49.
VERNON. JOHN PAUL
WALLACE, JACK
WALTERS, BEVERLY
WAYNE. JAMES
Boy's Booster Club, ’47-'5O; R O. T. C. Of-
ficer's Club, '49 '50; R. O. T. C„ '47-'5O.
WEEKS. MATT
Boy's Booster Club Cabinet, '49-'5O; 2nd Lt.
R. O T. C„ "49-’50; Officer's Club. '49-'5O;
El Oroso, '49-'5O; Movie Operators Club, 49-
'50.
WEINGARTEN. HARRIS
Boy's Booster Club, '47-'5O; Chorus, '47'48;
Red Cross Club, '49-'50.
WEISE. DIANE
Girl’s Booster Club, '47-'49; National Honor
Society, '48-'5O; Treasurer, '49.
WERLIN, HERBERT
Debate Club, '49 '50; Boy’s Booster Club, '47-
’50.
WERLIN, SARA ANN
Girl’s Booster, '47-'5O; "Star" Exchange
Manager, '49-’5O.
WILLS, JOE
WELLINGON. RANDY
Civics Club, ’49; Boy’s Booster Club. ’48 '50;
D. E. Club, '47 '50.
WERTHEIMER, RUTH
Captain Intramural, ’49; Girl's Booster Club,
’47-'49; Spanish Club, ’47 '48; C. S. U.. '49;
Team Captain, ’47-'49; Girl's Chorus, ’49 '50.
WHETSELL, AMIE
Girl’s Booster Club, '47-'5O; Cpl. in Gauchos,
'47-'48; President in Gauchos. '49-'5O; Duchess
of May Fete, '48 '49; Bowling Club, '48 '50;
Editor of Directory, '49-'50; El Oroso Staff,
'48’49.
WHITCHELL, CLIFFORD
WHITE, GRETCHEN
Golf Club, '49; Girl’s Booster Club, '47 ’49: El
Oroso Staff, '49-'5O; National Honor Society,
'49-'50; First Place Winner of Interscholastic
Essay Contest.
WHITE, LORETTA
Intramural Volleyball, '47-’5O; Intramural
Baseball, '47-’5O; Intramural Basketball. '47-
'50; Girl's Booster Club, '47'50; National
Honor Society, ’47-’50.
WIESINTAL, DOROTHY
Girl's Booster Club, '48-'5O; Spanish Club, '48;
First Place Ping Pong Winner, '49.
WISE. MARILYN
Gauchos, '47; Girl's Booster Club, '47-'49-'5O;
Dramatic Club, '47-'5O; Basketball and Volley-
ball Intramurals. ’47-'5O; Vice-President of
Chorus Class, '49-'5O.
WISENBERG, SIDNEY
Girl's Booster Club; Spanish Club; Bowling
Club; Intramurals; Girl's Chorus; Feature
Editor of "Star"; National Honor Society.
WILSON, ERNEST
Boy's Booster Club; "A" Team Football, '49-
'50.
WILSON, SAM , , _
R O T. C. Lt.. '49; Boy's Booster Club, 47-
'50.
WILKINS. LOUISE
Girl's Booster Club, '47-’5O; Gauchos, '47- 50.
WOLF. BABETTE
WOLFE, DE WITT
Boy's Booster Club. '47 '50; "B" Team Foot
ball. '48. Youth Council, '49 '50. Movie Opera
tors Club '47'50: Bowling Club, '47 '50.
WORTHY, ALVIN
WOODRING. DOROTHY
YOUNG. DORRIE
Gauchos, ’49-'50; Chorus. '49-'50; Girl's Boost-
er Club, ’49-'5O.
ZAX. BOBBY
Boy's Booster Club. '49 '50; Red Cross Renre-
sentative. '49-'50; El Oroso, ’49; Science Club,
'49; Swimming Team. '50.
ZIMMERMAN. JANE
ZOOK, GEORGE
Football Letter. '49; N. H. S. Member. '49;
Bowling Club Treasurer, '49: Bowling Letter.
'49 '50; Boy's Booster Club, '47-'5O.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President ....................... John Neale
Secretary............Meredith Ann Marshall
Vice-President .............
Treasurer ...................
Willie Berryman
Virginia Scruggs
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Dance .............
Picnic..........................
Flower, Motto, Color
Finance......Bob
.......... Jan Price
..........Don Smith
,.., Noelie Turrentine
muels, Robert McCainC
Class Night .................
Cap and Gown.................
Ring and Invitation..........
.. Don Bernard
. Hazel English
Joann Condron
McMillian Twins—Which One is the Phony;
Dorothy Taylor; Hi-ho Virginia Scruggs; Jeanne
Ramsey; Mary Cox; Sally Harman; Charlotte
Motley; Shirley Tyson; The Terrible Twosome
—Nancy Kahn and William Tarnopol; "Crok-
ers" Silvers; Meredith Marshall Minus Bubble
Bath; Meredith Tabor; Sammy Douglass; Rich-
ard Dodd; Puddy Harwell; Sharon Uechart;
Gretchen White—Hanging, as she should be;
Angie Branch—She finally made it.
Alexander, Herbert
Allen. Nancy
Altman, James
Amaro, Josephine
Anderson, Jo Ann
Anderson, Mabie Joyce
Andrews. Mary Lou
Ansley. Beverly
Applebaum. Louise
Aronson. Don
Axelrod, Renee'
Baker, John
Baker, Marietta
Baker, Wanda
Balshao, Mary Jo
Banning, Jacqeline
Banning
Bannon, Barbara
Barclay, Paula Jane
Beamon, Paul
Bell, Jo Ann
Bennett, Mary Jo
Berry, Kay
Binford. Mary Ann
Blanchette. Henriette
Balsingame. Jack
Booker. Jane
Boyer, Jerry
Bozon, Bernice
Brochestien, Joel
Brown, Patsy
Broz, Reba Joyce
Bryan, Kenneth
Bryson, Margaret
Burkheart. Fred
Cain, Pera Lee
Calloway. David
Campbell, Jan
Campbell, Jon
Campbell, John K.
Cantrell, Rose Ella
Carter, Evelyn
Cash, Wanda
Cervenka, Betty
Chapman, Grace
Chew, Eleanor
Ciairfield, Sonya
Clark, Kelly
Cleere, Pat
Colish, Annette
Collier, Mary
Collins, Peggy
Conner. June
Copeland, Jacqueline
Covington, Dorothy
Craft, Carolyn
Cripper, Joanne
Cronkhete. Frances
Crooker, Margarite
Culmer, Ruth
Culver, Bobby
Culver, Frank
Daniel, Donald
Danilin, Helen
Davis, Jim
Dentler, Marilyn
D'Ingianni, Dorothy
Duncan. Sue
Dunn, Betty
Edmond, Irvin
Eoeloe, Mary Anne
Epstein, Freda
Elston, Harry
Felice Jean
Felsher, Jeanette
Fielder. Edgar
Fontaille, Harriet
Foster, Billy
Fournier, Joyce
Frank, Benard
Frazier, Edison
Frosch, Maxine
Gardiner, Barbara
Gardiener, Mary Jane
Gorza, Jimmie
Gelles, Bob
Gerson, Arleen
Goldberg, Emily
Goldsmith, Goldie
Goldstone, Harriett
Gohbart. Katelyn
Gooldy. Nancy
Gorman. Johnny
Granader, Pearl
Green, Alma Kay
Greenfield, Lazar
Griffin, Bob
Griffith, Rita
Grigory. Barbara
Grisset. Richard
Hale. Mickey
Hall, Bobby
Halpern. Judith
Hammond. Sara
Hamovit, Shelia
Harrington. Ovita
Harrison, Sue
Hataway, Gilbert
Hayes. Mary Ann
Hines. Millie
Hoag, Marilyn
Hobson, Myrna
Hogue, John
Hollar, Lois
Holly, Lynn
Horton. Mary
Horton, Sallie
Hostetter. Pat
Howard, Amy
Howell. Geraldine
Jacobson. Rozella
James. Gaye
Jones, Norma Lee
Jaworski. Claire
Kahlden, Betty Lou
Kay, Carol
Kestenberg. Louette
Kennedy. Doris
Kimble. Laura
Kimmey. Bill
King, Robert
Knetzer, June
Knowles. Susan
Kohler, Joyce
Lacey. Ann
Lancaster. John
Langlord, Kenneth
Lassiter. Ronald
Lee. Margaret
Levine, Evelyn
Levy, Morton
Liddel, Susan
WLingan, Ann
Little, Jody
Littlepage, Billye
Long, Jeanette
Long, Jim
Long, J. T.
Lovell. Grace
Lynch, Tommy
Marks. Albert
Martin, Sarah
Matthews, Dallas
Mauk, Peggy
McCalla. Fay
McCarley, Joyce
McDaniel, Marvel
Meadows. Jo Ann
Meine. Betsy
Merson, Rhita
Meyer, Judy
Meyers, Bob
Miles, Jo Anne
Miller, Robert
Minnick, Claudia
Mitchell, Richard
Moore, Elvis
Mullendore, Joan
Muller, Charles
Navarro, Geraldine
Navarro, Nera
Nelson, Rochelle
O'Neal, Peggy
O'Toole, Huey
Owens, Jan
Padgett, Doris
Park, Sue
Parker, Ray
Parks, Martha Jean
Payne, Nancy
Peeples. Sue
Pearlman, Martin
Petty, Bess
Pitts. Patty
Pizzitola. Norine
Pollard. Margaret
Quinance. Nera
Randall. Betty
Reagan. Ruth
Reeves. Judith
Reyes. Gilbert
Reynolds. Sue
Rice. Frank
Ritchie. Nancy
Roach, Marine!!
Robertson. Guy
Robertson. Evelyn
Robiniwitz. Mona Ray
Rogers, Doris
Rodgers, Gerry
Rodgers. Luther
Rosenlelder, Bill
Rudd, Patsy
Rudy, Ester
Rushing. John
Sacks, Shelia
Sanders, Bob
Sargent. Rolland
Sawer, Roy
Schadel. Helen
Schaller. Helen
Schneider, Norma
Schwartz, Aileen
Schultz, Jo Ann
Schultz, Morris
Segal, Monica
Sepper, Herbut
Schallaci, Harold
Shapiro, Charlotte
Shapiro, Isadore
Shelton, Barbara
Sholtner. Marlene
Shoomer, Mary Lou
Shepard. Pat
Sikes, Jo Ann
Snider. Jo
Sniderson, Janice
Snowden, Lynn
Sorrenson, Beverly
Sowell, Henry
Strickler, Barbara
Stubie, Dean
Stunkard, Nadene
Teeples, Sue
Terrill, Richard
Thompson, Wesley
Tiller, Marlene
Tilly, Doris
Tiras, Molly Ann
Tuell, Bobbie
Tullis, Jimmie
Turner, I. T.
Underwood, Bob
Varela, Rosita
Wahrenberger, Theo
Walker, Billei Ruth
Walling, June
Waxman, Betty Ruth
Wells, David
White, Bill
White, Frances
Wenglar, Gervais
Whiteside, Anna Jean
Whitley. Virginia
Wheeler, James
Williams, Gary
Williamson, Bill
Williamson, Nolan
Wills, Patsy
Wills, Peggy
Winner, Emily
Woods, Carrie
Wise, Carolyn
Wreath, Mary
Wyatt, Hubert
Young. Martha
Zerber, Fred
Zindler, Irma Rose
Carol Choate; Barbara Schildkraut; Joann
"Someday I ll Grow" Condron; Dorothy Nich-
olls; Roy de Supe; Cookie Werlin; Double Ex-
posure—Elliots; Joan "Laughing Girl" Blodgett;
Ruthie Wertheimer; Ginger Dobbs; Hazel Eng-
lish-High Hopes Even Then; Eugene Brown;
Spider Campbell and Prodigee; Renate Coo-
per; Wee Willie Berryman—When He Was
Really Wee.
Aber, Phyllis
Abramson, Morrie
Adams, Joyce
Adams, Wayne
Adcock, Joe
Alford, Dovie Jean
Anderson, Fay
Armstrong, Jerry
Arnold, Neil
Asranasc, Phyllis
Atrinson. Myrtis
Avery, Joann
Baer, Bob
Baker, Ida Belle
Bankes, Sandra
Barksdale, Howard
Bashein, Bob
Baumohl, Barbara
Bazaman, Janet
Becker, Marlene
Bell, Dudley
Bender, Frank
Bennet, Robert
Bernard, Betty Jo
Billings, Nancy
Bird, Loeta
Bishop, Betty Jo
Blair, Joel
Blaney, Iva Jane
Bobkoff, Ned
Bond, John
Borschow, Ronnie
Bostic, Jerry
Boyd, Bernie
Brand, Joel
Brandon, Billie Jean
Brewer, Peaches
Bridgforth, Joyce
Bryer, JoAnn
Brodqan, Arvil
Bromberg, Larry
Burge, Diana
Burroughs, Texas
Caffey, Ralph
Calvert, Jean
Cameron, Barbara
Campbell, J. B.
Campbell. Bob
Caplan, Albert
Carrola, Melvin
Carr, Sandra
Carroll, Mickie
Caton, Robert
Chaysck, Herbert
Chambers, Jean
Chittwood, George
Christman, Boyd
Cohen, Caryl
Cohen, Renee
Comparetti, Charlotte
Craft, Sue
Cummings, Drayton
Dannenbaum, Joe
David, Numa
Davidson, Etta
Davis, Carol
Dougherty, Polly
Doughty, Robert
Douglas, Mike
Ellis, Warren
Eskowitz, Reba
Evans, Dayne
Evans, Don
Fallas, Shirley
Faulkner, Cynthia
Ferguson, Joseph
Felt, Dudley
Fleischman, Hannah
Fontanille, Joan
Frankel. Lottie
Friedlander, Jackie
Friedman. Rosalyn
Fritz, Peggy
Fritz, Richard
Freidman. Louis
Gee, Daisy
Gelfand. Sonia
Gerson, Ronnie
Gilbert, Ben
Gilmore, Theresa
Ginsberg, Mallory
Gold. Theba
Goodwin, Bill
Gordon. Harvey
Gordon, Judith
Gosling. W. C.
Gray, Dickie
Greenfield, Robert
Grace, Patsy
Graves. Harmon
Gregory, Pat
Guerry, Fred
Halfen, Rose Marie
Halpern. Suzanne
Hargis. Frank
Harrington, Steve
Hartung. Jack
Harvey. James
Harwell, Geraldine
Haschke, George
Hazel). Sue
Heftier, Dorothy
Henderson. Jimmy
Hermanson. Ann
Hewitt, Paul
Heyman, Georgie
Hicks. Betty
Hill, Mary Lynn
Hill. Jackie
Hirsch, Olive
Hoffman. Sylvia
Holden. Gilbert
Holland, Shirley
Horton, Sallie Jane
Howard. John
Howze, Merle
Huber, Shirley
Israel, Louis
Jacobs. Richard
Jameson, Carolyn
Jameson, Frances
jelly. Kester
jenkins. Leown
Jensen. Alice
John. Dorothy
Johnson. Bette
Johnson. Jerry
Jones. Marilyn
Jowell, Sue
Kaplan. Elliot
Kaplan, Gerald
Kaplan, Mallory
Kirk. Gay Nell
Kline, Sara Jo
Koser, Evelyn
Konig, Frederick
Kuhlman, Louise
Lamb, Margo
Landa. John
Lang, Robert
Latham, Raymond
Laviage, Mendel
Leder, Eileen
Lee, Eddie
Levit. Maxie
Levy, Natalie
Levy, Paula
Lewis, Geane
Lindley. Jimmy
Lipper. Frank
Lods. George
Lubel, Arthur
Lyon. Laura
Mahair, Minnie Lou
Martin, Kay
Matulla, Charlotte
McAllister, Aubrey
McClendon, Sally
McEachern. Jerry
McGee. Billy
Miles. Navalene
Miller, Estelle
Miller. Roberta
Miller. Robert
Mitchell. Sue
Montagne, Linda
Montgomery, Elsie
Moore. Harry
Moore. Josephine
Morgan. Norma
Morgan, Pat
Morris, Patsy
Mounts, Margie
Mueller, Joan
Mutschler, Carol
Myslivec, Mildred
Nicholl, Jean
Nilson, Carol
Oliver, Shirley
Orr, Russell
Owens. Bettye
Owens, Henry
Overstreet, Patricia
Partin, Patsy
Patten, Carolyn
Parish, Frank
Petway, Rosemary
Phillips. Christine
Pitt. Dorothy J.
Platt, Delores
Porborsky. Shelia
Preble, Marlene
Pyburn, Mary Jane
Raborn, Nancy
Ramey, Maralyne
Ranfranz. Sibyl
Bay, Emma Jean
Reddy, R. S.
Redick, Phyllis
Righsy. Elta Ann
Robinson, Claude
Robinson, George
Rolland. Bobbie
Roper, Billy
Rosenberg. Isabel
Rosenthal. Lynell
Rosenthal, Lois
Roten, Barbara
Schmidt, Diane
Schnell. Joyce
Schumacher, Joan
Schuman, Shirley
Sears, Sylvia
Seline, Morton
Semperi. Seanette
Siegal, Reva Lee
Silverman, Toby
Silvers, Adele
Sitton, Peggy
Smith, Ann
Smith. Dan
Solomon, Jack
Sondock, Malcolm
Sdgndgu, Howard
Spears, Billy
Speer, Howard
Speers, Howard
Stafford. John
Starnes, Margie
Starr, Kay
Steed. Barbara Jane
Stillinger. Shirley
Stillman, Jim
Stovall, Margie
Stringer, Charlie
Stuart, Nancy
Supak, Marvin
Schwartz. Joycelyn
Tally, La Vonn
Taylor. Naomie
Ten Broeke, Henry
Toler, Karen
Triche, Carol
Tucker, Barbara
Tully, Steve
Turney, Patricia
Vaughn. Betty
Vickers. Claude
Vondy, Luanne
Waldman, Eleanor
Walker. Barbara
Walker, Rocky
Wallace, Arthur
Wallace, Dinah
Walters, Jackie
Walters, Marianne
Walton, Mary Jane
Warton, Theresa
Weaver, Ann
Wenham, Lauanne
Wharton, Hazel
White, Borah
Williams, Ruth
Williams, Virginia
Wilson. Bobby Jean
Wilson, Don
Wisenberg. Herbert
Wognar, Rowan
Wolif, Loretta
Wren, Nancy Ann
York. Bryon
Zeller, Fredda
Zindler, Bernard
Zuber, Bonnie
Zuber, Harry
Friedman, Frances
Holub, Ernest
Quinby, Joan
Norris. Anne
She walks in beauty, like the night
Of cloudless climes and starry skies,
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes;
Thus mellowed to that tender light
Which heaven to gaudy day denies . . . .
LORD BYRON
MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY AND GIRL
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'JtotMce.
MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL
Paddy 'iVaiaM
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RUNNER-UP MOST REPRESENTATIVE
BOY AND GIRL
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In every senior class there are a few outstanding pupils. These people have
become known to their fellow students through close association with them
throughout the years. The following of the senior class:
MOST COURTEOUS______tyT/Yj.................Don Bernard
FRIENDLIEST.........Virginia Scruggs, Willie Berryman
BEST PERSONALITIES .^Zl.Puddy Harwell, Willie Berryman
MOST VERSATILE.........Dorothy Taylor, Carl Johnson
MOST BASHFUL......................Eugene Kelley
MOST INTELLECTUAL.....Dorothyle Nicholl, Dan Farmer
WITTIEST____’.......................... Thelma Geyer
MOST FLIRTATIOUS ................ Penny Anderson
MOST WOLFISH......................... Ray Pace
MOST EASY-GOING ................. Charles Dickens
MOST TALKATIVE .................. Kalman Garfinkle
BEST DANCERS......... Puddy Harwell, Sam Douglass
LAZIEST .............** ........................7?.... Roy Slider
MOST SARCASTIC .................... Joanie Jaworski
BEST DRESSED.......Meredith Marshall, W. C. Treadway
Darien, Conn.
Can. 13, 1950
Dinger Dobbs
ZL OK050
Houston. Tex.
Dear .-.its Dobbs:
?he pictures you sent me of -an Jacinto High School's beauties
certainly prove all over again that the prettiest girls in this
country come from Texas. (and the most diffused photographs, I
night add.) I have stare! at these glamorous blurs, wondering what
the girls who poced for them might actually look like, and these
are my cnoices. .I'lth so much retouching standing between the
Judge and real life, I have tried to guees at the original jodels.
Hope the results will please local connoisseurs who have tr.e ad-
vantage of admiring these ladles In person.
Beet wishes, „
Jon Whitcomb
(finger Mbs
FEATURE EDITOR
Most beautiful Senior__jM„ie $„mU
Most beautiful junior.....Jrma KeseZitidier
Most beautiful Sophomore__....Mary3m Wtm
Patricia Jiewitt
Carol Choate
Peggy Knetzger
£a Welle Peterson
Wanda Maker
£ynn Malley
Joan Schirntacker
Jaye Anderson
beautiful Sailors
Meredith Marshall Puddy .Harwell Mtgie branch
The El Oroso staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Jon Whitcomb, noted commer-
cial artist, for judging our beauty pictures. We wish also to thank Chalmers Marvins for making the
pictures.
Soan Daugherty
H
Mtn Herbert
Nancy Krakel
MOST HANDSOME SENIOR
Ga/il QalwAan
Most Handsome Runner-Up
Joe Basquez
Most Handsome Runner-Up
Don Bernard
The boys of the Key Club
are the top select few of the
who show continu-
ous hard work and leader-
ship in the line of service to
the school and Booster Club.
The boys are awarded key
chain ornaments, which
show the amount of service
and the number of years the
person has served. These
awards are: The Bear, Hon-
orable Mention, Most Rep-
resentative Booster, Special
Officer's award, and The
Key.
Hazel Owens (Sec.)
Diane Weiz (Treasurer)
Dorthyle Nicholl (Vice Pres.)
Betty Ann Holloway
(Sect.)
Florence Kessler (Pres.)
Geae few
PUDDY HARWELL    STAFF    ROY BLODGETT
Editors:
PUDDY HARWELL
ROY BLODGETT
Faculty Editor:
PATRICIA HEWITT
Business Manager:
PAT VAN SCHREEVEN
Advertising Manager:
MARVIN SELINE
Assistant Manager:
JAMES ALTMAN
Circulation Manager:
JANE STUDDERT
Senior Editor:
HAZEL ENGLISH
Assistant Editor:
ANN ABDO
Junior Editor:
BERNICE BOZON
Sophomore Editor:
GEORGIE HYMAN
Feature Editor:
GINGER DOBBS-
Snapshot Edtior:
Gaucho Editor:
DOROTHY COVINGTON
Assistant Editor:
PATTY PITTS
Art Edtiors:
NANCY LEO
ROBERT MAYEUR
Assistant Editor:
NOELIE TURRENTINE
EVELYN ANDERSON
Activities:
EDITORS
MRS. RUTH REEVES
(Sponsor)
Ginger Dobbs
Evelyn Anderson, Robert
Mayuer, Nancy Leo, Noelie
Ann Abdo
Hazel English
Georgia Heyman
Bobby Hall, John Lancaster,
Lee Tucker
Pat Van Schreeven
Circulation Staff
Nancy Leo
Jane Studdert
Patricia Hewitt
Bernice Bozon Dorothy Covington Gretchen White
SAM DOUGLASS
CHEERLEADERS
IOAN DAUGHERTY
BILL BERRYMAN
(Head Cheerleader)
SHIRLEY TYSON
PUDDY HARWELL
DON BERNARD
MR. GATES
Sponsor
Lillie Marie Burton, Vice President
Cashiering and Wrapping
Tommy Nuckols, President
Marking and Stocking Merchandise
Front row: Betty Livingston, Lois Sherman, Marietta Walker, Lilly Marie Burson,
Jimmie Tullis, Gloria Romine, Shirley Fallas. Back row: Homer Dotson, A. W. Straub,
Roland Abbey, Jean Brown, Gary Brannon, Anthony Pizzitola, Tommy Nuckols, Hal
Abbott, Onita Harrington, Ray Smith, Kelly Clark, Eddie Stokes, Stanley Peterson.
Absent: Bob Griffin, Alma Plant, Roy Churan, Ray Byrd, Vernon Thomas, Bene Sanders,
Mary Engle.
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
Training in the field of distribution is
now recognized as an essential phase of
business operation. Distributive Educa-
tion programs operating in Texas High
Schools are truly cooperative endeavors
between schools and businesses. We are
truly proud to be a part of this fine
program.
Jean Brown, Secretary
Credit Interviewing
Kelly Clark, Treasurer
Checking and Cashiering
BOY'S
BOOSTER
CLUB
FALL
ROY BLODGETT
Chief
HERBERT ALEXANDER
Ass't. Chief
BENNETT SINGELTON
Cash
OTTO GLASER
Ass't. Cash
DON BERNARD DAVID WELLS
FALL
CABINET
SPRING
WILLIE BERRYMAN
Chief
MR. VIEBIG
Sponsor
JOHN LANCASTER
Ass't. Chief
LOWELL DAVIS
Scribe
JOHN NEALE
Cash
GENE McCORMICK
Ass't. Cash
ERNEST WILSON
Not Pictured
GIRL'S BOOSTER
CLUB
FALL CABINET
JOAN DAUGHERTY
Chief Booster
JO ANN CONDRON
Assistant Chief
JO ANN LYNCH
Cash
CLARE JAWORSKI
Junior Assistant
FAYE ANDERSON
Sophomore Assistant
CAROL CHOATE
Scribe
PAT SHEPARD
Senior Captain
GOLDIE GOLDSMITH
Junior Captain
CAROLYN PATTEN
Sophomore Captain
MARGARET LEE
Song Booster
ANN HERBERT
Reporter
JOAN BLODGETT
Historian
ANGIE BRANCH
Chaplain
GIRL'S BOOSTER
CLUB
SPRING CABINET
KAY COX
Assistant Chief
JO ANN LYNCH
Chief Booster
MARY JANE WALTON
Sophomore Assistant
MARY ANNE DAVIS
Song
PATTY PITTS
Jifnior Captain
BETTY JO BERNARD
Sophomore Captain
ANN RUDERSDORF
Historian
MRS. SECOR
Sponsor
BETTY ANN HOLLOWAY
Scribe
JAN PRICE
Senior Captain
NANCY LEO
Reporter
DORRIE YOUNG
Chaplain
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
GIRL'S CHORUS
ADVANCED CHORUS
MRS. ROSAMOND GLOSUP
Director
CAROL CHOATE, Treasurer; HAZEL ENGLISH,
Secretary; JAMES ALTMAN, President; JEAN
DENSON, Vice-Pres., (not pictured)
First Row: Stevenson, Frank, Brown, Hays, Ashburn, Prenzler, Altman, Cordell, Urban-
ek, January. Second Row: Tyson, Geller, Dobbs, Savage, Harman, Campbell, Sewell, Den-
son, Besdian, Thurnhill. Third Row: Little, English, Hosdetter, Anderson, Choate, Guthrie,
Jolly, Prauda, Meadows, Elliut, Daugherty, Davenport.
GAVEL
Vice-President BILLY HARDING
President
DON BERNARD
CLUB
Secretary-Treasurer HAZEL ENGLISH
The Gavel Club is composed of speech and debate students of San Jacinto. Its purpose is to pro-
mote the development of better thinkers and speakers.
Billy Harding, Louis Israel, Bernie Dow, Moise Axel-
rod, Herbert Werlin, Ivan Knobler, Hazel English,
Helen Danilin, Ginger Dobbs, Jonathan Malev. Not
Pictured: Allen Mnrrii<> Georqie Heyman, Barbara
Faulkner.
Sponsor
Mrs. Ruby Nell
Galdonik
MARY ANNE HAYES
Editor
JUDY MEYER
News Editor
STAR
MISS GUTHRIE
STAFF
HAROLD SCHILLACI, HELEN
SCHADEL, JEAN SIGLER, SARAH
WERLIN
DON BERNARD
President
Vice-President
FLORENCE KESSLER
Secretary
MARGARET LEE
Treasurer
LAZAR GREENFIELD
MARY JANE WALTON
AMERICAN LEGION CLU
The foreign students at San Jacinto
MISS RONA COLLIER
Sponsor
JOYCE SCHNELL
PATSY CRAIG
BOBBY HALL PAULINE APPLEBAUM HARRY LIEBERMAN TUNE FORD
SHIRLEY SCHUMAN
NEIL PAINE
LARRY ROSMARIN
HAZEL LEAH OWEN
CARL JOHNSON
THE
SPANISH
CLUB
OFFICERS: Peggy Frosch (Pres.), Betty Fuller (Vice Pres.),
Rosita Varela (Sect.), Irving Levy (Program Chairman).
The class motto is a saying of the great Simon Bolivar, The sovereignty of the people is the only
legitimate authority in a nation."
THE RED CROSS CLUB
DON BERNARD
President
Jacobs, Clements, Thorngate, Maynard, Hopkins, Fontainelle, Altman, Mc-
Cain£Parish, Thompson, Barnett, Bernard.
DON BERNARD
R. D. McCAINE
President
Secretary
JIMMY DAVIS
Vice-President
BOYS' BOWLING CLUB
Sponsored by R. J. Alsup

GYM GIRLS' BOWLING TEAM
Last year's officers: Pres. Pat Share,
Vice-Pres. Jean McMillian, Secretary
Joan McMillian.
This year's officers: Cookie Crawford,
Pres.; Phylis Kohel, Vice Pres.; Joan Mc-
Millian, Secretary; Jean McMillian, Treas-
urer. Sponsor, Pauline Dunn.
GAUCHOS' BOWLING TEAM
President, Dorothy Taylor; Vice President,
Angie Branch; Secretary, Carol Patton. Spon-
sor, Dorothy Mahr.

MOVIE OPERATORS
CLUB
LELAND SMITH
President
DOROTHY COVINGTON
Secretary
The Movie Operators Club is a service organi-
zation sponsored by Mr. R. C. Roebuck. The aim
of the club is to promote visual education at San
Jacinto.
ROSE ELLA CANTRELL
Treasurer
Pictured: Matthews, Denkins, Adams, Brown, Mitchell,
Wingler, Smith, Covington, Grisset, Cantrell, Mr. R. C. Roe-
buck, Morgan, Wolfe, Culmore, McCharen, John, Hart, Tipton,
Bennett.
NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY
JOE BASQUEZ
JAMES MULLER
GENE McCORMICK
EUGENE KELLY
CARL JOHNSON, Pres.
R. C. ROEBUCK, Sponsor
SEYMOUR STOLLMACK
GEORGE ZOOK, Secretary
JOHN NEALE, Treasurer
ROSS LOVELL, Vice Pres.
NOT PICTURED:
JOHN LANCASTER
HERMAN COLLIER
LOUIS LOESER
FIRE PATROL
Chief-David Wells
Captain-Roy Blodgett
Captain-Otto Glaser
Asst. Chief-Joe Basquez
(Sponsor-Mr. Roebuck)
THE TEXAS JUNIOR
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
CLUB
The purpose of this club is
to promote the interest of
science in San Jacinto and
to further the scientific
knowledge of the students
within the club.
Seated, left to right: Williams, Knetzger, Tyson,
Studdert, Campbell, Thornhill, Mrs. Sperry, White,
Roper, Elston, Woods, Goldstone, Owen, Kass.
Standing: Basquez, Winner, Ashburn.
Sponsor: Mrs. Sperry
President: Bill White
Historian: Barbara Kass
Secretary: Wallis Elston
Treasurer: Jane Studdert
Drum Major, Frank Rice; Drum Major, Charles Webb; Majorettes: Margarite Crooker, Joann
Jolly, Mercedes Barrios, Head Majorette, Annette Colish.
SAN JACINTO BAND
Sponsored by L. M. Staggs
Clarinets: Maynard Gimble, Jackie Banning, John Battista, Gene Brooks, Betty Jane Cervenka, Ar-
nold Goldstein, Judith Gordon, Frank Hargis, Herb Lackshin, Bob Mayeur, Hazel L. Owen, Arline
Therrell. Trombones: David Lemberg, Robert Alsworth, Scott Eslinger, Ronnie Hauser, Jim Stillman.
Horns: Philips Thorngate, Harold Schmid, Mary Beth Walker. Saxophones: Howard Hendrix, Ralph
Caffey, George Holcombe, Jim Riley, David Pounds. Cornets: Ted Hollingsworth, George Hashke, Bob-
bie Hauser, Paul Hewitt, Ray Sauer, Dale Stanfield, Henry Tenbroeke, Bill Williamson. Drums: Pasty
Hodges, Charles Carter, T. J. Crayton, Elizabeth Masterson, Ruth Roos, May Ann Phillips and Others:
Billy Ray Surface, Mary Fowler, Janet Bazaman, Herbert Trevathan.
YOUTH COUNCIL
Seated: James Altman (Pres.) Ann Hermanson (Social) Barbara Bowden (Adv.) Angie
Branch (Sect.); Standing Jo Ann Anderson (Song Leader), Virginia Scruggs (Program),
Goldie Goldsmith (Pianist) Bill White (Vice-Pres.)

ELLA LEE SMITH
Captain of D 4 B
GINGER DOBBS
Secretary of D 4 B
VIRGINIA WHITLEY
1st. Lt. Drums
BERNICE BOZON
2nd. Lt. Drums
HAZEL ENGLISH
Lt. Twirlers
AIMEE WHETSELL
President
MISS DOROTHY MAHR
Sponsor
GAUCHO OFFICERS
PAT VAN SCHEEVEN
Vice-President
JEAN SMITH
Treasurer of D 4 B
CAROLYN McCOWN
Captain of Drill
LAURA KIMBLE
1st. Lt. Bugles
NANCY PAYNE
2nd. Lt. Drums
AMY HOWARD
ReporlV<
The ever-active Gauchos had a
busy year: drilling at football
games, marching in the Armistice
Day parade, ushering at the rodeo,
drilling at the Crippled Children's
Ball.
DOROTHY TAYLOR
Secretary Drill
MARJORIE ELLISOR
Treasurer Drill
ROSITA VARELA
Lieutenant
JO ANN ANDERSON
Lieutenant
BILLYE LITTLEPAGE
Lieutenant
NORMA LEE JONES
Lieutenant
CLAIRE JAWORSKI
Lieutenant
PATSY BROWN
Lieutenant
Twirlers: Thompson, Baker, Martin, Lt. Eng-
lish, Woods, Howard, Hostetter.
Flags: Marshall,
Sigler, Douglas, Ful-
ler, Gartner, Allen,
Hollyfield, Morris,'
McRee, Davis, Sgt.
Nicholl, McGarr.
Lassos: Covington, Oates, Hewitt, Rogers,
Wallace, Jensen, Davis, Jones.
Bugles: Lt. Kimble, Guth
rie, Barclay, Tucker, Coles,
Kinzback, Meadows, Ste-
wart, Stillinger, Overstreet,
McClendon, Calvert, Greigo-
ry, Kohler, Khalden, Reagan,
Schultz, Lee, Chew, Sachs,
Rolland, Felsher, Young,
Carr, 2nd. Lt. Payne, Bell,
Owens, Hodgekins, Cleere,
Aber, Parks, Mullendore,
Morgan, Anderson, Bernard,
Leo, Jelnick.
Drums: Lt. Whitley,
Dobbs, Mauk, Studdert, Sto-
vall, Mounts, Ranfranz, Boul-
din, Stamper, Van Shrevan,
Miles, Klien, Simon, Nelson,
Blanchette, Goldstone, Pitts,
Nicholls, Randall, 2nd. Lt.
Bozon, Eck, Breedlove, Gey-
er, Kennedy, Park, Pollard,
Hermanson, Rudersdorf, Bak-
er, Preble.
maker, Daughtery, Lt. Varela, Montagne, Jamison,
Hill, Miller, Turrentine, Moore, Elliot, Allen, El-
liot, Axelrod, Hamivot, Condron.
Company B: Walters, Ramey, Holloway, Holly,
Lt. Anderson, Long, Waxman, Rudd, Galvan,
Berry, Roach, Snider, Petty, Pizzitola, Owens,
Paggent.
Company C: Young, Patten, Kessler, Lt. Little- Company D: D Ingianni, Overstreet, Lt. Jawor-
page, Scruggs, Bowden, Anderson, Gerson, Ser- ski, Bradley, Price, Abdo, Waldman, O Neil, Win-
Company E: Evans, Gilmore, McDaniel, Lt.
Jones, Byron, Collins, Jowell, Motley, Wills, Kief-
ler, Buinbey, Stunkard, McCalla, Collier, Blodgett.
Company F: Sheldon, Felice, Reeves, Lt. Brown,
Mutchler, Whetsei, Dentler, Abrahms, Leyendeck
er, Ritchie, Dunn, Binford, Horton, Hicks, Turney.

RAH! RAH! For South End!
Carolyn, Angie, Smitty, Kay and
Joanie received flowers at the
Austin game. .
Our Gauchos with the Scotties.
We're on our way—
'Twas Halloween night, and we’
saw this sight.
Steady Amy and Sarah, Carrie's depending
on you.
—to Beaumont
Just before a San Jac football game, you can hear this cry: All present and accounted for!''
Just messing around at the rodeb.
M. J., Pat, Roy Rogers, Dot and Judy are here—
but where's Trigger??
We re San Antonio bound . . .
Ginger and Pat putting their ^rurnj
away.
We’re going to mow those Mustangs down!!!
Flowers for the President.
Wanna buy a sandwich??
Just Smitty and Kay.
r
Lt. Col. Carl Johnson
Battalion Commander
Lt. Col. Leland Smith
Battalion Commander
Capt. Douglas Brown
Battalion Executive Officer
B
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Johnson, Smith, Harding, Reynolds
Battalion Staff Second Semester
Capt. Don Bernard
Capt. Gurnade Barziza
Capt. Tony Johnson
COMPANY
A
CAPT. BILLY HARDING
Company Commander
LT. JESSE FLOECK
Executive Officer
LT. GUNTER FRANKEL
Platoon Leader
LT. KARL SCHMIDT
Platoon Leader
The Reserve Officers Training Corps was set up in order to train future officers for the Armed
Services. The Junior R.O.T.C. unit at San Jacinto is the Seventh Battalion of the Seventh Regiment in
the Fourth Army.
Adam, Wayne
Armstrong. Jerry
Bostick, Jerry
Brogdon, Orville
Brandt, Robert
Brooks, Gene
Campbell, Bob
Carter, Charles
Carter, Sam
CoHey, Ralph
Crayton, T. J.
Daughtery, Robert
David, Numa
Davis, Mike
Dorr, Bobby
Dunagin, Larkin
Finley, Marion
Frazier, Edison
Fritz. Richard
Garner, Carl
Gregory, Pat
Hargis, Frank
Hartung, Jack
Holland, Oscar
Hubbard, Kenneth
Johnson, Ralph
Lang, Robert
Lasser, Norman
Lathon, Raymond
Landa, John
Lawwhon, Larry
Levit, Maxie
Lunar, Marvin
Moore, Elvis
Morgan. Pat
Pesses, Harris
Robertson, George
Robinson, George
Seashore. Ted
Seline, Morton
Simmons. Thurman
Solomon, Jack
Stewart. Bob
Thompson, Francis
Turner. I. T.
Vega, Richard
Wells, Joe
Zuber, Harry
COMPANY
B
CAPT. TOMMY REYNOLDS
Company Commander
LT. BOBBY HOUSER
Executive Officer
LT. MARVIN KAPLAN
Platoon Leader
LT. KEITH THOMPSON
Platoon Leader
The object of the Junior R.O.T.C. is to train boys in leadership, following instructions, taking
responsibility, tactics, personal hygiene, first aid, map reading, weapons, and many other things. Many
boys who intend to follow an army career take R.O.T.C.
Bassrnger. Bobby
Bennett. Bobby
Benson. Arthur
Bolton. Steve
Burling. Maury
Campbell Dae!
Flstr n WalU
Eshnger Scott
Graves. Herman
Halves, Jack
Holden, Gilbert
Lee, Donnie
Norton, Jimmy
O'Reilly, Jim
Sauer, Ray
Sheldon, John
Tipton, James
Trevathan, Herbert
Wayne, David
Williamson, Bill
Zindler, Bernard
HEADQUARTERS
COMPANY
CAPT. DAVID PYLE
Company Commander
LT. ROBERT BOLLITER
Executive Officer
LT. MATT WEEKS
Platoon Leader
LT. JAMES WAYNE
Platoon Leader
The Reserve Officers Training Corps offers many subjects that are helpful in any type of work
a boy intends to follow. If a boy plans to attend a college that offers Senior R.O.T.C. he will find his
Junior R.O.T.C. very helpful.
Adams, Leonard
Barr, John
Cantrell. Gle^n
Demecs. Richard
Dinkins, Jack
Friedlander, Jack
Greenfield, Lazar
Harris, Stanley
Houser, Ronnie
Jacobs, Richard
Joachim, Robert
Landa. John
Latham, Raymond
Matthews, Dallas
Mullendore, Bill
Rose, Jerry
Sheffield, Donald
Stone, Ronnie
Swanson, Ben
Webb, Charles
Whittenburg, Henry
Whittenburg, John
COMPANY
CAPT. SAM WILSON
Company Commander
LT. TOMMY HAYNES
Executive Officer
LT. JOHN HAGUE
Platoon Leader
LT. RONALD LESSERAUX
Platoon Leader
The complete Houston Reserve Officers Training Corps unit, which consists of all seven public
high schools, is headed by Lt. Colonel Richard F. Kent. The San Jacinto Corps is commanded by
Captain Charles C. Blossom, Jr.
Adams, Mike
Baker, John
Barksdale, Howard
Best, Jimmy
Callahan, John
Caton, Robert
Dannenbaum, Joe
Davis, Eddie
Frazier, Edison
Game, Floyd
Goodwin, Bill
Harvey, Gordon
Hataway, Gilbert
Johnson, Norman
King, Robert
Lods, George
Lott, Ward
Luce, Mike
Mauksch, Peter
Miller, Robert
O'Donnell, Harry
Page, John
Ramsey, Jerry
Reddy, Robert
Robins, Gerard
Sargent, Rolland
Supak, Marvin
COMPANY
D
CAPT. RONALD BAILEY
Company Commander
LT. DONNIE CRAMER
Executive Officer
LT. FRANK PFEIFER
Platoon Leader
LT. DONALD McINTOSH
Platoon Leader
The Commandant, Captain C. C. Blossom, Jr., is assisted by Master Sergeant Tilman Moses
and Master Sergeant O. B. Jones. These men are detached from the Regular Army. Captain Blossom
has been at San Jacinto for two years. This is his last year.
Aronson. Don
Bcrlet, Sonny
Beeler, Fred
Craven, James
Ccrrolla, Molvine
Dannenbaum. Bob
Ferguson, Billy
Frank. Bernard
Greenfield, Bobby
Houlton. Jerry
Hall. Bob
Halliburton, S M
Harrol, Tommy
Hart, Jimmy
Mercer, Jo§
Muller, Charles
Pollak, Joe
Rogers, Luther
Rosenfield, Donald
Schillaci, Harold
Silvers, David
Underwood, Bobby
Vaughn, Bill
Vietei, Victor
Willis, William
Wingfield, Joel
Zerbe, Fred
Its a rifle, Smitty!
Officers Meeting
Is that official business?
Boys' Rifle Team
Are those things loaded?
M/Sgt. Moses and M/Sgt. Jones

Reagan and San Jacinto Through the Years
Ratterm
Taken Fn
«/aN!
oackfieM,
NFL Ck
Bulldogs Say
Star Is Signed
By JOHN GRIF1
United Press Sports
NEW YORK, Nov.
The National Football
today claimed passin
George Ratterman as i.
major victory in a net
break of bitter warfare wi
rival all-America Conference.
All talk of peace went 1
smoke ns owner Ted Collins o
NFL New York Bulldogs snarlet
i fiance of the AAC and was ansa
, in kind by owner Mickey McB
of the AAC Cleveland Browns.
I But Collins really looped ovei
haymaker when he claimed he h
swiped Rat •erm an. blond touchdou
maker, from the Buffalo Bills of th
AAC.
Starts in 1950
I “I have signed Ratterman for four,
years, ’ crowed Collins, “and he will
begin playing for us in 1950.' .
; Collins refused any details, buti
the New York Daily Neas reported
that Ratterman s contract with the
i Bulldogs calls for a total of $40,050
salary for three years.
Ratterman has been the whole
shooting match for the Bills for the
last three years, as fa# as their at-
tack is concerned. This season he
ranks as the AAC s second best
passer behind Otto Graham of Mc-
Bride’s Browns, and he is regarded
as one of the finest T-formation
field generals in the business.
Ratterman Surprised
Blond, 23-year-old Georgie, a
Noire Dame grad, would neither
i confirm nor deny Collins claim All
D6
inu
coll,
St 1
broth
of Sa;
for sei
Bears,
Yeste
role of
tactician
memories
begin bac
- uack Frye, and he
back ever to come out o
uston, bar none! Listen, If Jack|
a playing high school football I
Me, I wasn't
.6 much. Just liked to play
Oh. Vic and I could crack 'em okeh.
But Thrasher was it, and Vic was
always better than I on offense. He
made all-city.
[ “We liked to play good, clean,
Irouffh footbell and those were the
battle for survival in the city grid
the Bulldogs, 25-0, becoming the
eading into their 23rd meeting
were, left to right, Phil Kleas,
bulldogs Friday) and John Me-
at right Bill Calkins is the
back Texas University ever had. He,
Jack Frye and Reagan's Sharpley
were the ones I had the most trou-
ble tackling Who hit me hardest?
Red Dickey of Sam Houston at
West End Park.
Dickey Hardest
I headed into right tackle and
somebody forgot their assignment
m Dickey But Dickey didn't for-
et HIS. He met me right at the
ne and I dldn t gain a thing.
"Yep. a lot of funny things hap-
led back in those days. In that
•nge game, the official was drunk
wanted Orange to kick an extra
t after they’d kicked their field
We scored a touchdown and
•anted us to kick our extra
down at the other end of the
rom where we d scored. And
■mber a good one from that
xinto-Davis game. too. Or
fkowitz was playing end for
He went out for a pass and
1 him until he stepped out
s. When he did that I let
He promptly stepped back
bout 15 yards and they
ss for a touchdown. Won-
1 'own up' to that one
laughed.
asquez* Papa
some familiar names on
wall of that *28 team
y night, after 23 years,
of that line's stickout
will contest the Rea-
• the title It’s Joe
father played tackle
early history.
s game has
past.
. several down-
.uvins. The game, pro-
ox which will go to several
worthy charities, will match the
champions of the All-Amenca Con-
ference pro football league against
an all-star team drawn from other
league teams. Tickets are $15 eacii
Downtown ticket booths will be
placed at Osmman s. Holt's, Mock’s.
Bond's, First National Bank and the
National Bank of Commerce. They
are also on sale in Kevin Mc-
^tnre jn the Sham-
Newlyweds are our par-
ticular pets. We like to sea
them start off life in their
own home, and Bettes
counselors offer special at-
tention and advice to those
applying for Home Loans.
Insurance, through our
affiliate, Bettes Insurance
Company, can be arranged
for at the same time and
paid for with a single
jmonthly check. If you’re
Joe Basquez
Guard
Don Wilson
Guard
Claude Roach
Back
Jimmy Hammond
Center
Ross Lovell
End
John Neale
Tackle, Co-Captain
W. C. Treadway
Tackle
Kenneth Langford
Back
Carl Johnson
Back
Sharon Douglas
Queen 1950 City Champion Team
San Jacinto High School
Jerry Johnson
Back
James Muller
Back
Oree Bryan
Back
Joe Basquez, All State Guard
ALL CITY AND ALL STATE
Joe Basquez, hard hitting guard for San Ja-
cinto during the victorious 1949-50 season, was
selected as All State Guard for the year. A senior
and two year letterman for the Bears, Joe played
an exceptional game all throughout the season, and
to give credit where credit is due, Joe really was
in there all the time.
Two teammates making Second String All State
were W. C. Treadway, tackle, and center Jimmy
Hammond.
1950 ALL CITY CHOICES
Carl Johnson
Back
Oree Bryan
Back
W. C. Treadway
Tackle
Jimmy Hammond
Center
Ross Lovell
End
1949-50 CITY CHAMPION SQUAD
Top Row: Herman Collier, Mgr., Ronald Lassiter, Ernest Wilson, Reed Brooks, James Henry, George
Zook, Eugene Kelley, Kenneth Langford, Oree Bryan, Claude Roach, John Mabry, Ellis Gilleland, Bobby
Tucker, John Trousdale, John Lancaster, Mgr. Second Row: Tom Lynch, Carl Johnson, Ross Lovell, Jimmy
Hammond, Joe Hollier, George Ashburn, Joe Basquez, Don Wilson, Bobby Culver, Clayton Reynolds, Don
Smith. Bottom Row: Louis Loeser, Mgr., David Cordell, Gene McCormick, James Muller, John Neale, Irvin
Levy, Roy Super, W. C. Treadway, Jerry Johnson.
SAN JACINTO TRIUMPHS IN TWO OUT OF FOUR PRE-SEASON GAMES
San Jacinto rolls over
Beaumont, 26-0.
San Jacinto bows to the
might of Port Arthur
41-6, but fights all
the way.
San Jacinto whips St. San Jacinto yields to
Thomas by 13-0. Austin High, Austin,
Texas, by 14-6.
Ernest Wilson, Tackle
San Jacinto Whips Lamar, 14-0
The Golden Bears soundly beat their arch
rivals, the Redskins of Lamar, in the Bears'
first conference game of the 1949 season. This
was more than just victory for San Jac; it was
also a moral triumph.
George Zook, Guard
The Golden Bears Take Milby by 14-6
In their second conference battle of the
year, San Jac's football eleven once again
came out on top. This time Milby bowed to
the now apparent Bear might, 14-6.
San Jacinto Over-rides S. F. Austin
The now very promising Bear football squad
was once more victorious when they slapped
Austin by 19-6. Their third City win in a row
now places the Bears in a good lead.
Ken Langford makes yardage against Austin Carl Johnson scores over Lamar's Redskins
James Muller is brought down by Milby
Closing in for the kill in the Lamar game
Clayton Reynolds, Back
. Ellis Gilleland, Guard
Ronald Lassiter, Center
San Jacinto Over Sam
Houston, 40-13
The Golden Bears
chalked up their number
four City victory by de-
feating the Tigers 40-13.
The team now has a good
lead in the race for the
City Crown. This was
their sixth win of the en-
tire season against two
losses.
Joe Hollier, Back
Louis Loeser, John Lancaster, Mgrs.,
(Not pictured, Herman Collier)
The Golden Bears Roll
Over Jeff Davis 40-0
The San Jac team scor-
ed its most one-sided vic-
tory of the entire season
by rolling over the Pan-
thers in a Bruin free-for-
all. This game left the
Bears with a lead chal-
lenged only by Reagan
High School.
SAN JACINTO WINS OVER REAGAN AND ANNEXES THE 1949 HOUSTON CROWN
The Bears get their first City Crown in a long time by defeating Reagan 19-13 in a thrilling and
fast finish. If left the team with an undefeated conference standing ....
That fateful extra point
Carl goes wide around left
Heading for pay dirt The opening kickoff
A
•r
San Jacinto s Golden Bears narrowly missed a berth as State Finalists when they were defeated 7-6 by San
Antonio in the City Conference playoffs. The Bears outclassed San Antonio in every branch of the statistics. Had
we tied the San Antonio squad, we would have had a technical victory. However, we were forced to be Houston
City Champs, no small honor in itself. It was truly a grey day for the Bears, and the team was sorry, yet still
proud and able to hold its head high.
An early game huddle
Pre-game warmup
Top Row: Coach Viebig, Trainer Davis, Bryan, Campbell, Lewis, Ridell, Long, Amaro,
Broton, Cochran, Beier, Keitt, Foster, Burkhart, White, Conner, Manager Sealion. Second
Row: Long, Hughes, Calaman, Parker, Adcock, Meyers, Douglas, Hataway, Chrisman,
Tully, Evans, Baker, Gullup, Muller. Bottom Row: Bowers, Lucas, Vickers, Hall, Terrill,
Boyer, Blasingame, Lavage, Chabysek, Chitwood.
This year's San Jacinto "B'' Team nearly equaled last year's record of City
Champs. They came in second this year, losing only one game, to Lamar.
THE STARTING LINE-UP
Linemen: Lucas, Terrill, Blasin-
game, Tully, Long, Campbell;
Backs: Hall, Parker, Vickers, Lav-
iage.
SCORES
We    They
45    46 Sam Houston
52    54 Lamar
43    56 Reagan
55    42 Austin
44    39 Milby
56    50 Davis
25    46 Sam Houston
41    58 Lamar
36    49 Reagan
55    58 Austin
52    42 Milby
40    53 Davis
Top Row. Roach, Holbrook, Tucker, McDaniel,
Campbell; Bryan. Middle Row. Davis, Lovell, Stoll-
mack. Hall, Hammond. Bottom Row. Parker, Under-
wood, Sylestine, Vickers.
COACH VIEBIG
JIMMY HAMMOND
Manager
LOWELL DAVIS
Manager
OREE "Buzzy" BRYAN
BOBBY HOLBROOK
RAY PARKER—BOBBY HALL
fred McDaniel
BILL VICKERS
ROSS LOVELL
CHARLES "Chigger" UNDERWOOD
SEYMOUR STOLLMACK
BOB TUCKER
JON CAMPBELL
BILL SYLESTINE
CLAUDE ROACH
Culver, Daniels, Bryan, Cochran,
Goslin, Parker, Cox, Beaman
The "B" Team
Coach Viebig
TOP ROW—McDaniel, Tucker, Lehmberg, Las-
siter, Vickers, Roach,
MIDDLE ROW—Davis, Johnson, Vickers, Park-
er, Bryan, Lankford,
BOTTOM ROW—Rogers, Samuels, Hammond,
Sylestine, Davis.
Jim Hammond
Ken Lankford
Ronald Lassiter
Jerry Johnson
Claude Roach
Billy Vickers
L to R: Bob Hall, Joe
Hollier, Weldon Davis,
James Muller, Clayton
Reynolds.
1950 TRACK TEAM AT SAN JACINTO
1950 Swimming Team
Coach O. L. Middleton
del Laviage, Charles Muller, Weldon Davis, Irvin Levy, Tom Lynch,
rred Burkhart, Clayton Reynolds.
Top Row: Allan Lucas, Nick Brown, Bill Goodwin, Jack Silverstien, Claud,e
Vickers, Reed Brooks, George Ashburn, Joe Adcock, Al Bruton, Gene Hastings.
Second Row: Herbie Chabysek, John Callanan, Bill White, Duane Huges,
Bottom
Mike Douglas, Gary Williams, Joe Hollier, Jerry Johnson, Clem Best,
Row
Bob
Kelly, Cash, Feld, Griffin, Murry, Zax, Hart
The archery team
Shoot!
Strike-Ice one!
"Stretch Girls"
"I shot an arrow into the air,
It fell to earth, I knew not where."
Base Hit!
Water ballet.
Watch those calories, girls.

CALENDAR
SEPT. 12: School starts. Colors blind you — walk down the hall and people load you
down with pencils, book covers, rulers, blotters, and cards . . . Xmas in Sept.?
No, cheerleader election next Thursday.
SEPT. 14: Candidates Joan Blodgett, Don Bernard, Nancy Brakel, Bennet Singleton,
Willie Berryman, Puddy Harwell, Joanne Condron, Lowell Davis, Jack De-
laney, Shirley Tyson, Jean and Joan Elliot, Joan Daughtery, and Sam
Douglass strutted their stuff in the auditorium this morning. Campaigns
have been fast and furious this year — It'll all come out in Thursday's
election.
SEPT. 15: After two periods of fingernail biting, the results of the cheerleader elec-
tion were finally announced. Winners D. Bernard, P. Harwell, W. Berry-
man, S. Douglas, J. Daughtery, and S. Tyson will have their first assign-
ment tomorrow nite in Beaumont.
SEPT. 16: Fi rst San Jac victory of the year — S. J. 26, Beaumont 0.
SEPT. 22: OUR TEAM IS RED HOT!! San Jac 14, St. Thomas 6. YEA TEAM!
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SEPT. 23; Bennet Singleton set his watch ahead an hour and a half this morning,
Today s his birthday and he wants 3 o'clock to hurry up and come, so he
he can go home and see what presents he got.
SEPT. 29: All our school clubs introduced themselves to the sophomores with speeches
and skits in the auditorium this a.m. Memorable moments: When the
El Oroso Club let down its hair and advertised for subscriptions in gen-
uine Hollywood style; when the Dramatics Club yelled for men. The pro-
gram ran over time 30 minutes, so everyone enjoyed it.
SEPT. 30: We kind of sizzled out on this one: San Jac 6, Pt. Arthur 41.
SEPT. 31: Seen on Main Street: Mrs. Secor, the proud grandmother of a baby girl,
passing out cigars.
OCT. I: Turned in my first copy today. Using a typewriter sure is a lot of work. B. T.
(Before Typewriter) I could cover up my horrible spelling with my horrible
penmanship, now, I have to use the dictionary. Ah well, such is life.

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OCT. 10: Who:
a) gave the house detective ulcers at the Driscoll Hotel last Friday nite?
b) was booted out of room 1117 at 2:30 Saturday morning?
OCT. 12: Why did so many San Jac bearesses think about posing in armor for their El Oroso por-
traits today?
OCT. 13 Oh joy and rapture unforeseen!! San Jacinto 14, Lamar 0.
OCT. 15: Drama From Real Life (First in a series)
Setting: Mrs. Barnes' fifth period art class.
Characters: Mrs. B.
John Paul Vernon
I dirty paint rag
(The dirty paint rag is thrown out of the window by John Paul)
Mrs. B. (menacingly) John Paul, go right downstairs, pick that rag up, then come back
here and put it where it belongs.
John Paul: (leaning out of the window) I won t have to go downstairs, I think I can reach it
from here.
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weight. This promises to be quite a fight, ladies and gentlemen, a duel to the last red
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Parents.
OCT. 28: Indigestion, Inc.—or—yell practice in the lunchroom today. To eat or not to eat, that was
the question.
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JANUARY
JAN. 3: Which twin had the Toni? Ask Joan and Jean McMillian •— they were awarded second prize
in a nation-wide double-beauty contest sponsored by the Toni Company.
JAN. 6: The National Honor Society held their installation ceremony this afternoon in the auditorium.
JAN. 26: For a while it looked as though Sir Conan Doyle's Red-Headed Legue'' was wandering
around San Jac today, then we realized that it was only some Bear-cubs who had been
hitting the bottle—the peroxide bot , that is.
JAN: Finals came in here somewhere. I was
e.
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sfljnned to notice thae
FEBRUARY
FEB. I: Today I decided to gather up all the funny things that people had said all year and put them
in February's column for the lack of anything better to do.
FEB 4: One of Mrs. Reeves' thicd period scholars is to be given credit for this one:
Mrs. R. What is a myth? *
Bette S: A myth is a lady that does not have a husband.
FEB. 15: While discussing marriage in Mr. Alsup's sixth period class:
Mr. A: Can any of you Latin students tell me the Latin root of the word "marriage?"
Burnie D. (helpfully) Maor means sorrow.
FEB. 22: Miss Collier told us this one today. Her colored maid was telling her of the various degrees
that her family graduated with. "My big brother graduated with "cum laud," and my
sister she graduated with "Magna cum laud," she said. "What about you?" Miss Collier
asked, "How did you graduate?" The girl laughed. 'I graduated "Thank de Laud!"
In the same vein a certain gal named Joy has been spelling "Marital," "martial," but like
Mr. Alsup says, it's all a matter of opinion.
CALENDAR FOR EL OROSO
MARCH 3: Were you there when Terry McGuire sang "It's an Irish Lullaby." Where
at the Gaucho Ball, naturally! Of course we had a hard time gathering
for certain dates, but we were there.
MARCH 3:, "Off we go into the San Antonio tournament," were the cries of the
ment this weekend, but on i— r :
cheer, give a cheer, for the kids that came from here,
declamation, origina J
MARCH 15: Well, well, well it looks as
• ** A I
was this? Why,
courage to ask
/Xnronio Tournarncm, — -------------- - —> speech depart-
their way back, they were singing a different song—"Give a
sr, Tor me mus ~ ■■— < they brought back prizes in
inal oratory, extemporaneous, dramatic reading, and debate.
___________i: Well, well, wen it iooks as though the old grey mare was just exactly like it used to be.
What was the score? Ah, yes! — a glorious vjctory, — f°r seniors, 27, and for the
juniors, 7, in the annual Junior-Senior Football game.
MARCH 15: Clear the halls! Clear the halls! Call for the ambulances! Already 3 unknowing students
have been runover, for being unaware that today was the El Oroso deadline.
MARCH 17: Aha! TKb speech department is on the march again, and this time to the biggest tourney
of a|| __ the Southern Methodist University Tournament. Now alas. They tiptoed back in
humble acknowledgement that this was the greatest competition ever! However they
didn't let us down, for into our laps, they placed an award in declamation and lots of
recognition.
game passed in parade and as we saw them we knew, even though we hadn't made the
top, there'd never be another season like this one.
MARCH 31: Grab yo partner in the town and go on to the Hayseed Ho*edown. Swing her around
and 1-2-3 I II bet you didn t have as much fun as me!
APRIL 6: Christ the Lord is ris'n again, Hallelujah!
As these words rang out through the
audience, they brought with them a
cloud of chillbumps that alighted on all
of our arms, and just as always it left
everyone with a feeling of reverence
that we perhaps had not entered with.
APRIL 7: What? The speech department's at it
again. Why don't you leave a few
prizes for other schools? We hear you
took the University of Houston Tour-
nament by storm!
MAY I: Hade! Hade! Hade! 2-3-4—Competitive
drill rolls 'round once more and again
there's a shaky heel in every boot. Who
won? I wish I knew.
MAY 5: Ring out with the trumpets and roll out
the red carpet. Make way for the King
and Queen of San Jacinto, JgeJddlier
and Puddy Harwell. Of course, some
of us didn't get to see it, for we spent
all of our money watching the can-can
in the gay-nineties!
MAY 9: Our congratulations to those girls present-
ed awards and certificates at the Girls
Booster Club luncheon.
r
ere
to
MAY 19: Tonight I went to the banquet-ball and saw some of the happiest girls I vehav
were honors and victories to every one, and it looked for a little while as
tear the seniors away from Gauchos when school lets out.
MAY 21: Baccalaureate. We, the seniors dedicate today our progress from this day forwardI to
children in order that they might have a broader field of knowledge and opportun.ty.
our
MAY 27: Our calendars open to the Senior Dance and we see happy boys and girls, proud seniors, and
very dressed up ladies and gentlemen, each sure in his own mind that this was the best
graduating class ever.