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More pictures from Black Jr. High in 1960 - compliments of Jim Taylor

The six include

· one of Mrs. Helen Sanders (she is still alive and lives around Plano. Bradley, Charles Erekson, and I still correspond with her)

· one of a bunch of the guys at the 1960 dance including Larry Wendl, Tommy Holder and Brad.

· One of Mr. Clausen with Katherine Sebastian

· One of each of the librarians. One was Miss Dunn. I don’t remember the other lady’s name

· One of the bandstand at the dance.

Bradley Seals at Black Jr. High dance - 1960

I'm thinking ---

L to R Marilyn Havis, Betty Sue Roberts, Barbara Ellison?, Donna Webb?, Sharon Walker, Cheryl Perry, Marcia English? and Pat Williamson?

Do you Remember

Sayonara! (our farewell to Black Jr. High)

Compliments of Jim Taylor

Look for your names under Homeroom Teachers

Check out the Waltrip Senior Ring Design and

Price Receipt - $29.00

Compliments of Jim Taylor

All of these radio music listings compliments of Jim Taylor

Howdy and Buffalo Bob 1955

The Lone Ranger 1949

Leave it to Beaver 1959

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1954

Father Knows Best 1955

The Andy Griffith Show 1961 & 1963

Star Trek 1967

Batman1966

Captain Kangaroo 1955

Bonanza 1960

The Honeymooners 1955

Lassie 1958

Walt Disney - 1954

Mickey Mouse Club - 1959 - Our dear Annette!

1950 Zenith

1953 Admiral Color

Red Skelton Show 1951

The Ed Sullivan Show 1967

I Love Lucy 1951

The Rifleman 1958

Gunsmoke 1970

Zorro 1957

Seahunt 1958

Twilight Zone 1960

Mr. Ed 1961

The Dick Van Dyke Show 1961

1954 RCA

May 1, 1961 TV Program

Stephen Pool Waltrip
Steven Pool Waltrip was born in Molden, Missouri on December 17, 1878, and was a child when his family moved to Texas. At the age of sixteen, he was teaching school in Walnut Springs, and later at Buffalo, while still pursuing his own education at the University of Texas, where he graduated and where he was elected a member of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity, an educational fraternity. His favorite subject was mathematics, in which he was very proficient. In the year 1910, S. P. Waltrip lived in Houston, where he served as superintendent of schools in Harrisburg, Gruenen, (out West End), and Houston Heights, all later annexed by the City of Houston. When the Heights was annexed by the city in 1918, S. P. Waltrip was named principal of John Reagan Senior High School, and continued in this capacity until his death, February 2, 1932, at the age of 53.