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UIL STATE CHAMPIONS 1911 Edward Freeman and Frank Lyons UIL STATE CHAMPIONS 1911 Edward Freeman and Frank Lyons -El Paso HS 1912 Willis McGregor and Arthur Lee - Fort Worth HS 1913 Wayne Roy Howell and Finis Richard Senor - Corsicana HS 1914 Wayne Roy Howell and Homer Watson - Corsicana HS 1915 Ernest May and Jack Porter - Weatherford HS 1916 Ted Mayes and Owen Barker - Sweetwater HS 1917 Frank Moran and Lowell Braun - Oak Cliff HS 1918 Kenneth McCalla and Philip Robertson - Brackenridge SA 1919 James Hamilton and James Hart - Austin AUS 1920 Helen Hardy and Mae Matthews - Mathis HS 1921 Boys: Edwin Ramos and George Overton - Sweetwater HS Girls: Gwendolin Walters and Etta Madrey - Wichita Falls HS 1922 Boys: Raymond Gerhart and Julius Natisch - Brackenridge SA Girls: Ruth Ropes and Olivia Baldesareli - Main Avenue SA 1923 Boys: Douglas Ornes and Harry Campbell - Strawn HS Girls: Stella Winters and Marjorie Woolsey - Wichita Falls HS 1924 Boys: Edwin Davis and Pebbie Alford - Hubbard HS Girls: Maxine Ogelvie and Lillie Rosenbaum - Fort Worth Central HS 1925 Boys: Ladner Nau and Harold Brantley - Yorktown HS Girls: Mary Nell Haddon and Mary Louise Murray - Main Avenue SA HS 1926 Boys: Leroy Jeffers and Billie Hamblen - Holland HS Girls: Lauris Serus and Helen Joiner - San Marcos HS 1927 Boys: Aylmer McNeese and Ben David - Hubbard HS Girls: Callie McKamie and Hilda Stallings - Moody HS 1928 Boys: Walter Ely and Truett Barber - Abilene HS Girls: Myrtice Rushing and Iladene Madelen - Temple HS 1929 Boys: Frank Knapp and Jesse Villareal - Brackenridge SA HS Girls: Lillian Ammann and Dorothy Bryan - Austin AUS HS 1930 Boys: Billy Hall and Walter Brindley - Temple HS Girls: Beatrice Young and Louise Harper - Temple HS 1931 Boys: Warner Evans and Dick Sanders - Sherman HS Girls: Roberta Hollingsworth and Mary Joe Durning - Sherman HS 1932 Boys: Leonard Frank and Starley Alford - Brackenridge SA Girls: Christine Lenox and Helen Hoover - Masonic Home FW 1933 Boys: Forest Gee Heath and Finis Crutchfielf - Wichita Falls HS Girls: June Grobien and Myrtle Robbins - San Houston HOU 1934 Boys: John Stephen and Jim McGoodwin - San Jacinto HOU Girls: Naomi Smith and Maurine Reed - Temple HS 1935 Boys: Billy Harvin and Kay Nolen - San Jacinto HOU Girls: Mary Alelen Neelley and Ella Sweigel - Waco HS 1936 Boys: Frank Cage and Guilford Jones - Austin AUS Girls: Dorothy Turner and La Rue Newton - Lindale HS 1937 Boys: Frank Houghton and Aaron Witz - Denison HS Girls: Anne Clumer and Helen McDaniel - Denison HS 1938 Boys: Ben Ramey and Ralph Phelps - North Dallas HS Girls: Winone Butler and Margaret Kelley - John H. Reagan HOU 1939 Boys: Robert Sneed and Houghton Brownlee - Austin AUS Girls: Irene Keith and Anette Greenfield - San Jacinto HOU 1940 Boys: Charles Moskowitz and Neil Burch - Lamar HOU Girls: Jamie Pace and Jewell McManus - Brackenridge SA 1941 Boys: Cecil Munn and Jack Knowles - North Dallas HS Girls: Jenelle Turner and Muriell Howell - Reagan HOU 1942 Boys: Tommy Webb and Sam Henry Smith - Abilene HS Girls: Stena Jean Caldwell and Grace Lester - Austin AUS 1943 Boys: Israel Rabinowitz and Logan Smiley - Brackenridge SA Girls: Virginia Hardy and Celeste McCollough - Reagan HOU 1944 Boys: Billy May and Melvin Dow - San Jacinto HOU Girls: Ruth Rimmer and Janie Tiepel - Adamson DAL 1945 AA: Jack Murphy and Clarice Sargent - Grand Prairie HS A: Jack Risher and Franklin Reed - Reagan HOU 1946 AA: Kenneth Reed and Raymond Lankford - Reagan HOU A: Doris Hardcastle and Bonnie Ruth Harrison - Idalou HS 1947 AA: Boys: Jimmie Davis and Joe Stalcup - Adamson DAL Girls: Sara Wescoat and Loyse Hudson - Amarillo HS AB: Marie Hopper and Wanda Jackson - Avery HS 1948 City: Boys: Paul Jones and James Farmer - Adamson DAL Girls: Patsy Cunningham and Doris Gardner - Reagan HOU AA: Boys: J.A. White and Dan Davis - Lubbock HS Girls: Flozelle Jones and Mary Beth Logan - Sweetwater HS A: Boys: Richard Vann and Bobby Messer - Belton HS Girls: Virginia Buettner and Lou Hirsch - Hillcrest DAL B: James Hunt and Charles Cusenbary - Sonora HS 1949 City: Boys: Dick Sweetland and Kent Bendall - Lamar HOU Girls: Audrey Batchelor and Grace Reed - Reagan HOU AA: Boys: Edward Candry and Allen Stilley - Freeport HS Girls: Dolores Kosberg and Charlotte Dorrill - Freeport HS A: Boys: Stephen Bryant and Chriss Miller - Hillcrest DAL Girls: Beverley Toney and Sally Lindeman - Hillcrest DAL B: Max Murray and Jack Ratliff - Sonora HS 1950 City: Boys: Jonathan Malev and Bernie Dow - San Jacinto HOU Girls: Mary Patterson and Anne Balster - Reagan HOU AA: Boys: Tom Hall and George Fremin - Beaumont HS Girls: Joanne Sheehy and Ann Willis - Waco HS A: Boys: William Croom and Calvin Cilley - Pharr San Juan Alamo HS Girls: Joan Talley and Shirley Bradham - Atlanta HS B: Ray Hill and Calvin Adkins - Keller HS 1951 AA: Boys: Irvin DeVore and Gordon Robertson - Adamson DAL Girls: Katherine Snow and Sydney Billingsley - Lamar HOU A: Boys: Gale Ripley and Raleigh Denison - Lampasas HS Girls: Pauline Pierce and Ann Barrett - Hillcrest DAL B: E.J. Tarbox and Jeannette Meller - Darrouzett HS 1952 AA: Boys: Murray Dutton and Lon Ed Rogers - Denton HS Girls: Mary Ethel Talley and Joyce Montgomery - Waco HS A: Boys: Jack Taylor and Charles Dennis - Lampasas HS Girls: Hilda Mote and Ouida Neill - Hillcrest DAL B: Tyree Hardy and Billy Scott - Sonora HS 1953 AA: Boys: Rex Martin and Graham Campbell - Lamar HOU Girls: Renee Duster and Sara Ann Lasser - San Jacinto HOU A: Boys: Robert Gustwick and Julius Handelmann - Yoakum HS Girls: Beverly Bell and Annesste Robinson - Hillcrest DAL B: Jimmy Larkin and Don Smith - Valley Mills HS 1954 AA: Boys: Harrison Wagner and Ewing Werlein Jr. - Levelland HS Girls: Sara Alice White and Jackie Shaw - Alice HS A: Boys: Elmo Schwab and Ernest Smith III - Gonzales HS Girls: Betty Copeland and Robbie Sue Johnson - Levelland HS B: Bettie Ethridge and Sallie Conn - Fabens HS 1955 AA: Boys: Ronny Katz and Bert Adkins - San Jacinto HOU Girls: Margie Moore and Barbara Northcutt- Adamson HS A: Boys: Paul Burns and Bennie Sarrett - Kenedy HS Girls: Charlotte Flowers and Pat Wood - Perryton HS B: Richard Simmons and Johnny Caldwell - La Feria HS 1956 AA: Boys: John Boyd and Richard Caldwell - Reagan HOU Girls: Cynthia Hall and Carol Anne Winters - Lamar HOU A: Charles Taylor and Harry Reasoner - San Marcos HS Girls: Patty Tandy and Lynette McGinty - Cypress Fairbanks HS B: Rudolfo Hernandez and Peter Freeman - La Feria HS 1957 AA: Boys: George Schell and James Grevelle - Waco HS Girls: Barbara Campbell and Donna Nelson - Waco HS A: Boys: Humberto Garcia and Pete Garcia - Falfurrias HS Girls: Betty Jane Fail and Gail Bennett - Grand Saline HS B: Margaret Randel and Lynn Weiser - Panhandle HS 1958 AA: Boys: Sheldon Mixon and Michael Henke - Waco HS Girls: Carolyin Evans and Dorothy Bruce - Waco HS A: Boys: Charles Casey and Frank Smith - Crystal City HS Girls: Genevieve Hogue and Helen Alexander - Commerce HS B: Anne Seger and Gary Wright - Mission Sharyland HS 1959 AAAA: Boys: Mike Hall and Gene Clements - Lamar HOU Girls: Harriet Schaffer and Judy Bell - Bellaire HOU AAA: Boys: Aubry Ferguson and Bruce Baker - Carthage HS Girls: Kay Carriker and Marilyn Harris - Carthage HS AA: Boys: David Bray and Lonnie Wheeler - Tahoka HS Girls: Patsy Roesler and Delinda Frazier - Cypress Fairbanks HS A: Charlene Garrison and Torance Vandygriff - Cooper HS B: Kay Harmon and Patricia Flaherty - Happy HS 1960 AAAA: Boys: John Glaney and Mike Joffee - Hillcrest DAL Girls: Sandra Hupp and Linda Wall - Odessa HS AAA: Boys: John Arnold and Beau Boulter - Levelland HS Girls: Linda Nail and Annette Shephard - Carthage HS AA: Boys: Boyd Armstrong and Charles Stringfelloe - Alpine HS Girls: Darlene Bearrick and Linda Davidson - Wharton HS A: John Rogers and Johnny Glenn - Canadian HS B: Robery Allen Moore and Betty Gaines - Rankin HS 1961 AAAA: Boys: Fred Plog and Lee Projector - El Paso HS Girls: Gale Gooch and Martha New - Garland HS AAA: Gus Fargarson and Craig Buck - Carthage HS Girls: Marilyn Turpin and Mary Kay Maudlin - San Marcos HS AA: David Laird and Terry Horton - Tuloso-Midway HS Girls: Carolyn Swogetinsky and Ann Highiabedian - Katy HS A: Alan McCarty and Jack Waller - Sunray HS B: Barbara Randall and Tom Pratt - Hico HS 1962 AAAA: Boys: Fred Plog and Lee Projector - El Paso HS Girls: Gale Gooch and Martha New - Garland HS AAA: Boys: Sam Baxter and Ernest Higginbotham - Carthage HS Girls: Peggy Wallace and Lynell Jackson - Carthage HS AA: Boys: William J. Gardner and Kyle James Gideon - Coleman HS Girls: Paula Oates and Anne Hegelund - Alpine HS A: Carol Lacey and Sue Jane West - Rankin HS B: Kenneth Narahara and David Blevins - Mission Sharyland HS 1963 AAAA: Boys: Jack Urquhart and John Skarhak - Spring Branch HOU Girls: Karen Clifford and Ione Gray - Bellaire HOU AAA: Boys: Ernest Higginbotham and Sam Baxter - Carthage HS Girls: Nan Booker and Karen Coon - Waco HS AA: Boys: Charles Chick and Gary Jones - Longview Pinetree HS Girls: Nine Ed Bovell and Shirley Smallwood - Muleshoe HS A: Gene Stewart and Walter Cooke - Ingleside HS B: Gene Springfield and Gray Lygon - Lott HS 1964 AAAA: Boys: Dick Symonds and David Zarefsky - Bellaire HS Girls: Lynna Joseph and Cindi Heinemeir - Alamo Heights SA AAA: Boys: Mike Faver and Terry Satterwhite - San Macos HS Girls: Melanie Love and Linda Ward - Corsicana HS AA: Boys: Rodger Bednar and Ronnie Moore - Liberty HS Girls: Karen Cloud and Regina Ronspiez - Los Fresnos HS A: Rufus Oiver and George Wilson - Groesbeck HS B: Sherry Haliburton and Betsy Johnson - Vega HS 1965 AAAA: Boys: Jerry Protho and Rick Fussek - Midland HS Girls: Beck Gray and Darla Darville - Odessa HS AAA: Boys: David Schofield and Gary Priour - Kerrville HS Girls: Martha Fisher and Marilyn Mackey - New Braunfels HS AA: Boys: John Talmadge Jr.
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