Andrews High School - Mustang Yearbook (Andrews, TX)
- Class of 1959
Page 1 of 216
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As we "blast off" frorn Andrevvs High Scnool for our gourney
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In future years as your thoughts return to 1958-59 at AHS,
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minder of those pleasant events and activities that helped to
make it a wonderful year.
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A new feature of THE MUSTANG is the selection
of yearbook beauties, iudged this year by Bob
Cummings, motion picture and television star.
From IO girls nominated, tive were selected by the
student body as finalists. Each student buying an
annual deposit cast one vote. The top five nominees
reached the finals, and their photographs were
sent to Mr. Cummings for iudging.
Nominees not reaching the finals were Sherry
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ORGANIZATIONS
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Members of the Student Council are Kstandingl Sharon Perkins, Carolyn Mclntyre, Larry Edge, Don
Morgan, Virgil Coffee, Larry Shepperd, Tommy Walker, Jerry McCarver, Walker Ogden, Terry McPherson,
Glen Walters, Jimrny Adoddell, Charles Hillis, Joe Mcliissick, Basil Greaves and Bill Warren. Seated on
rows one and two are Pat Byles, Sherry Davis, Linda Underwood, Anita Winkley, Frances Crown,
Mona Reid, Sandra Brice, Sandy Alcorn, Sandi Hardin and Edwina Newcomb.
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RONNIE BRICE
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SANDY ALCORN
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contest sponsored by the Student Council,
Officers for next year are Housty Brevver, president? Sandra Davis,
secretary: and Tommy Waiker vice president.
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Bea Young
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
WALKER OGDENf-President
Offlccrs are Vlfdkur Ogden, prcsrdentg Bea Young, 'reas-
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Hoosty Brewer
Sandra Brice
Dixie Butler
Pat Bytes
Royce Ballinger
Doog Callahan
Gayle Cotten
Pat l-looser
Max Fisher
Carolyn King
Melba Martin
Nancy Miller
Linda Moore
Pat Patterson
Jack Reanwy
Joyce Reeves
Lynn Rogers
Cuba Skaggs
Sandee Tidvvell
Bill Warren
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Dlrected by Dale Houston, wr was The frrst year 'har rvembcrs ccrw-1:1-'ed rf We 'os rzwsron C' the
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STUDENT CHRISTIAN
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THE MUSTANG
ln September, THE MUSTANG was awarded first place in its class for i958 by the
West Texas High School Press Association in Lubbock. ln December, it was
displayed among the "cream of the crop" books at the state association in Denton
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Sports Photographer
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THE ROUND-UP, AHS newspaper, won a flrsr place award al
the West Texas Hugh Sclwool Press Assoclaflon ,n Sep'e'r'be" for
last years pupllcanon and placed second HT the slate association,
TH SPA., HT Decerrwber, Tne flrsf and second period sfaffs
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SECOND PERIOD STAFF
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The borung 4ob of proofreadmg is done by Pawa Newman,
Luegerwe Lewxs, Boa Yovng and Jeffery Nash
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Gayle, secrelary, display the first place trophies won by the news-
paper and yearbook in the West Texas High School Press Association
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Members of the board of trustees are Cseatedt John Pike, secretary, Dr. Z. W, Hutcheson, Jr., president,
Troy Lasater, vice president, fstandingb Johnny Smith, Max Ramsey, James Roberts and Jack Shepperd.
Outgoing members not pictured are C. E. Carruth and Clyde Broam.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
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ADMINISTRATION
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J. LEE SMITH
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Senior English
MISS SPEIGI-IT WILLIAMSON
Junior English
MISS SARA GOAD
Junior English
LANGUAGE
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MRS. JUANITA SMITH
MISS JUNE MOREHART
Sophomore English
New teachers this year were James Scudday, Miss Speight
Williamson, Miss Terry Oliver, Jim Stoicheff, Miss Sara
Goad and Mrs. Betty Hawes, secretary.
Junior English
Spanish
MARTIN EPPS
Sophomore English
ARTS
MRS, VIRGINIA GANTT
Principal s Secretary
MRS BETTY HAWES
Assistant Principal s
Secretary
MRS. JO ANN COMPTON
Latin
SAM HOLLIS
Journalism
Photography
JIM STOICHEFF
Speech
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MRS. LYNN KING
Librarian
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Administrative Staff members Eddie Brenholtz, J. Lee Smith, J. B. Youngblood, Vernon Payne,
M. O. Woolam, T. A. Roach, superintendent, Dr. Joe Tidrow, Mrs. Tom Hood, secretary, Lowell
McGee, T. W. Hendrick and Frank Hyde discuss matters pertaining to school instruction and
maintenance.
MATH
AARON MCCRACKIN
Plane Geometry
Algebra I and II
MRS. ELIZABETH BOWDEN
Algebra I
Plane Geometry
CHARLES RUSSELL
Algebra I
Consumers Math
Baseball
CHARLES CHOATE
Algebra II
Plane Geometry
Solid Geometry
Advanced Math
SCIENCE
MRS. TI-IELMA FENNEL
Biology
JAMES SCUDDAY
Biology
LEON JACKSON
Chemistry
Biology
CHARLES COMPTON
Algebra I
Physics
Trigonometry
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MRS. TH ELMA BARNES
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MISS TERRY OLIVER
Typing I
MRS. ROSE ELLA PLACE
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Typing I
WILSON BOND
Typing I
Typing II
Junior Business
ART AND MUSIC
DALE HOUSTON
Choir
EVERETT MAXWELL
Band
Band president Walker Ogden presents Everett
Maxwell with a going away present as he pre-
pares to leave AHS after I2 years.
MISS JOANN CROOM
American History
Civics
GORDON WILLIAMS
American History
Texas History
Economics
RUDY HAILE
American History
Varsity Football
HOMEMAKING
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
BILL GORDON
Metalwork
Welding
SAM GANTT
Woodworking
Mechanical Drawing
SOCIAL STUDIES
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MRS. JUNE DANIEL
Home Economics
Physical Education
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Physical Education
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"B" Football Head Football Coach
Physical Education KELTON BREWER
VERNON JOHNSON Varsity Tennis
Varsity Basketball "B" Basketball
"B" Football
Drixer Training
Don Jones, Quarterback Club president, T. A. Roach,
superintendent: Glenn Frazier, athletic director, and
J. Lee Smith, principal, admire the All-District trophy
won by sports and literary contestants this spring.
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ROBERT BURK-Treasurer
TERRY BETENBOUGH-Secretary
BOB PRICE-President
JIMMY ADUDDELL-Vice President
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SANDY ALCORN
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Band 2-3-A, Council Ag Student
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SERENA ALLEN
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JAMLN ABNEY JA4 K ADAMS
Baseball Q 3 Vol e-,ha
DARREL ADKINS JIMMY ADUDDELL
Basketball 2-3: Baseball 23: FOO'ball 2-3'-1 AllfDi5?r-U A
Hovneroow VOlleyba'l Champs Basketball 2-3g Class Officer A
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Cass OW ie' 3--1: Smdem Colm-
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Homewom Preslclenf A.
STEVE BEVERUN
Senlor Play,
RONNIE BRICE
Salulaloflarlg Swdem Councll
Presldenr 3--1, Whos Who ln
Leaderslmp 3-A, Allled Youth 4,
Foolball 2-3-4, Trl-Caplarn -1,
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LUCRETIA BROWN
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R TROY WAYNl MllCl'lHL Slll ANN MONlGC7'VllRY
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Class Favorrle -1: Swdenv Coon- Nanorfal Honor Soclety Presi-
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Siudres 3, Whos Who ln Eng- hal' 2-3--ig Baseball 3, Junior
lsn -ip Swden' Clwvstlan Un on Pay 3, Band 2-3-A, Cooncl A,
4, Cnolr 2-3-Ag Allied Yooflw Whos Nlwo ln Cmzenslwlp 4,
2, Ag JO-rna'a"' C',b .ig A' Qc: Yoovn 2, Track 2, Boys'
Round-Up Staff A Srafe 3, All-Reryonal Band A.
DERYL OVERCASH JOANNE PEACOCK
Football 2-3-A, Track Z3-4, Sci-
ence Club 3, Vice President 3g
Allied Youth A.
FRED MUNSELL
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JEFFEPY NASH
Dwsrr U Debaie Charnos 3g Whos
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the Ro,,nd'Up -if Junlor Play 3,
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Speech Entry A, vlan Unwon Ag Champion Bowl
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BOBBY PORTER CAROL POWERS
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3-.1, Pep Band 3-45 A Cappella
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HSU Scholarship,
FRANK POHR
JUDlTH ANN SCHLATTER SAUNDRA SEAY
Class Officer 25 Future Home-
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SENIOR
LANEITA PEPUNS
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lovin' 23-Z, A:ii'GYg-f'.3-1
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Chow 3, Drammics 2, Fmurc Sgnlgr PLN A5 Chcyr 2134, Re
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GLENN 'WALTEPS JAMES NATKINS
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Foofball 2g Scuence Club 3. 2-3.
CONRAD TURNER SUE .ZAGGONER
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MOLLY WORD
Nattonal Honor Soctety 3-Ag
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RALPH WORLEY
Football 2-3-Ap Basketball 2-35
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NADINE WOLFE
BEA YOUNG
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JOE BROWN-Vice President
SANDRA DAVIS-Secretary
NANCY MILLER-Reporter
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Larry Bagley
Barbara Ballard
Royce Ballinger
David Boren
Housty Brewer
Sandra Brice
Ronnie Broam
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Shirley Arm Adkinsorw
Barbara Allen
PaTAr1gIin
Jerry Bass
CLASS
Janice Brown
Joe Brown
Sherry Brown
Joe Camacho
Lynn Buck
Dixie Butler
Pat Byles
Jerry Byrne
William Cannon
Ray Carrigan
Loyd Carrulh
Sherry Cheely
Doug Callahan
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Sandra Davis
Jerry Dixon
Preston Dooley
Harold Duncan
Virgsl Coffee
Henry Cook
James Cook
Gayle Cowen
CLASS
Bennie Ellison
Jim Fisher
Max Fisher
Freddy Grobe
Carolyn Flippin
Dolores Flores
Mary Gayle
Basil Greaves
Dewayne Hall
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Harvey Harris
Ronnie Green
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Glenda Henderson
Donnie Hollowell
Sue Holrnan
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Pat Hooser
Harry Hopkins
Violet Hunter
Elizabeth Johnson
Angela Jones
Carolyn King
Nadine Larnbriglwt
Jerry Jelfon
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Aiena Laney
lula Mae Leger
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Ella Mae Maeorw
Jame Maxwell
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Gary Pav'r'isI'1
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Mona Reid
Gary Don Reynolds
Raydean Rrfcbie
Pearl Sanders
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Lynn Rogers
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Sara Shipp
Larry Sboernaker
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Doris Swift
Connie Simmons
Cuba Skaggs
Nelda Skaggs
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Victor Stillvveli
Ruth Tabor
Gary Tnornley
Sandee Tidweli
Ralph Tucker
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Linda Underwood
Marlene Van HouTon
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Linda Turley
Dian Turner
Wilson Turpen
Patsy Waits
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Jimmy Wilkins
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Sharon Williams
Glen Williamson
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Marie Woolam
Jim Worley
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TED NELSON-Vice President
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TOMMY WALKER-President
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Nilali Brown
Reggie Brown
Betty Bryan
Jerry Burchelr
Peggy Byles
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James Akin
Jerry Allen
Harold Bacon
Jolwn Bacon
Eloise Bailey
Connie Beilue
Dan Bennett
Pnyliss Bennerr
.lirnrny Bills
Leslie Blackburn
Jane Brackeen
Sarah Bradley
Charles Carr
Roger Christopher
Judy Cleaver
Perry Clifton
Ronald Cody
Ronald Coleman
Larry Collinsworth
James Crain
Letty Lou Cregg
Frances Crown
Allen Cunningham
Dan Dalton
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Sherry Davis
Wlllle Donaghe
Robert Dehart
Melva Dumas
Patsy Jo Dunn
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James Garrett
Robert Goad
Ronnie Hamilton
Dennis Hargrove
Rosemary Harp
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Larry Edge
A Paul Fllinger
Ann Eppler
Jan Eppler
Robert Ervin
Jane Farris
Mary Fisher
Mike Ford
Bobby Dan Forester
Jackie Fowler
Billie Galloway
Blily Harrison
Jerry Hmry
Lynda Hendnck
lawy Hewngwn
Sa" 'we Hester
Charles HwLl1s
Ge'aLc1Horn
Linda Hudman
Royce HULL
Dormhy Hwne
Dougles Jeffreys
Mwke Jones
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Pam Ke1Ly
Tonwnie Kang
Leon Laney
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John Linne
Williain Lively
Frances Long
Karen Long
Cynthia Lyons
Jerry McCaryer
Karen McGraw
Carolyn Mclnfyre
Joe Mcliissiclc
Betty MCReynolds
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Gary Cvercasn
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June Parker
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Jane Pennngten
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Nickie Pike
Ray Pinnell
Jackie Pipkin
Mike Pionwlee
Wayne Pionkeft
STan Pokard
Morris Pope
Donald Powers
Gail Powers
Judy Price
Bobby Jo Ransom
Patsy Reed
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Ton 'ny Seay
Pa' Shanfweid
Rornye Shehon
Shafon Shcefa
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James Thomas
Linda Thomas
Victor Thomas
Tommy Thompson
Sue Wainner
Sue Walker
Tommy Walker
Skeet Whatley
Janice Whitmire
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Q SPORTS
Sqoadmen are Cfronti Darryl Jeffreys, Ted Nelson, Tommy Walker, Thomas Frazier, John Gatlin, Walker Ogden, Ray O'Gwing fsecond rowj Joe
Camacho, Ronald Maberry, Lloyd Carruth, R. E, Merritt, Coker Lassiter, Ray Martin, Terry Betenbough, Basil Greavesg fthird rowj Jimmy Aduddell
Kenneth Cummins, Tony Cain, Deryl Overcash, Bob Price, Harold Duncan, Jack Nelson, Pat Anglin, Donnie Hollowellg Cback rowj Larry Shoe
pictured a.e Pres on Dooley, Fred Munsell Jim Worley Jerry Jetton and Ralph Worley.
A STATE QUARTER FINALISTS
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A last-breath 14-8 upset over Levelland in the bi-
clistrict game shocked the state and provided An-
drews fans with a subiect for conversation for
weeks. Only a near upset by Pecos gave the
maker, Terry McPherson, Conrad Turner, Gary Parrish, Jerry Byrne, Bill Martin, Melvin Price, Ronnie Brice, Joe Brown and Robert Burk. Not
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l-losses much of a scare in the district race as
they won all five tilts. During the season they
won 8 of ll before being overwhelmed by
Breckenridge in the quarter-finals.
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22 Seminole
21 Snyder
27 Hobbs
26 Levelland
36 Colorado City
32 Kermit
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34 Brownfield
30 Monahans
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ANDREWS 22 - SEMINOLE 8
Opening the season at home, the Mustangs rofnped to a rather easy 22-8
win over neighboring Seminole. Walker Ogden and Ronnie Brfce nsade long,
flashy scarnpers to highlight the Mustang offense.
ANDREWS I2 - SNYDER 34
Snyder displayed a power-packed offense and bone-crushing defensive wall
to completely outclass the Mustangs 311-l2. Tornfny Walker, sophornore halfback,
was Andrews' leading ground gainer vvith U14 yards,
ANDREWS 27 - HOBBS 6
The best slugfest of the year occurred vvith tne New Mexico lads as the
Mustangs literally fought their vvay to a Q!-6 victory. Penalties for both tearns
totaled 335 yards, 50 more than hotn tean's nsade all night. Glittering long
runs, beautiful pass plays, one penalty after another, and bare knuckles extra-
curricular activity kept the crowd on its feet for the evening.
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One of the top offensive shows of the year cacne when the Mustangs invaded
the lair of the Lobos and came horne with a 47-26 clawing. Rarely has a losing
tearn gained so much praise over the state. Ronnie Brice and Robert Burk captured
the headlines, although Andrews lost the exciting contest, Bitter rivals, tor years,
the Lobos and l-losses fought to the end in what spectators called one of the best
ga'nes in years.
ANDREWS 36 - COLORADO CITY
Colorado City provided little in the way ot cornpetition as the Mustangs
breezed to a 30-O half-time advantage then used reserves tor the final two
periods, The Wolves never passed the vnidrtield stripe until late in the game.
A 52 yard pass and run tro'rx Terry Betenbough to speedster Ted Nelson
brought the listless crowd to its feet as Nelson galloped tor a TD with 8 seconds
on the clock. The game rnarked the tinal contest before district play.
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Remembering the heart-breaking loss to the Yellow
Jackets last year, the Mustangs played aler' ball to
capitalize on Kermit fumbles. Brice again gained
state-wide publicity with his dazzling running and
passing while Burk was a demon on defense. Tony
Cain intercepted one pass for a TD and set up another
with a pass reception.
ANDREWS 22 - PECOS 18
After playing dead tor three quarters, the Mus-
tangs tinally came from an l8-O deficit, With -il sec-
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times in a row to reach the double stripe with the
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A tie tor the 2-AAA title was clinched with the
win over the Cubs. Bruising play characterized the
tilt, but the Mustangs were never in danger of being
overcome.
ANDREWS 36 - ECTOR 26
Walker Ogden and Jimmy Aduddell provided
much ot the offensive punch against the Odessa lads
who put up a stubborn tight.
ANDREWS 40 - MONAHANS 8
With the district title already in the bag, the Mus-
tangs took an easy, but costly win over the Loboes.
Panic struck the Mustang camp when it was learned
that all-state quarterback Ronnie Brice was injured
and would be unable to play in the bi-district game
against Levelland.
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ANDREWS 14 - LEVELLAND 8 IB!-DISTRICTI
Stunned by the loss of Brice and already soundly beaten by the Lobos earlier
in the season, the Mustangs returned to Levelland for what promised to be a
long cold afternoon. NOBODY gave the Mustangs a chance except fhe players
themselves and the coaches. Although there were many 'l told you so's'l atter
the game, none were expressed until it was over.
Stubborn defenders held on the goal line three times before the Lobos finally
scored lust before the half and converted. On the opening kick-ott ot the second
half Tommy Walker raced 92 yards untouched to narrovi the gap to 8-6. With
three minutes to go, Terry Betenbough, who played brlliantly for the inlured
Brice, reached the one yard line before being carried from the tield on a stretcher,
The Lobos took over, Jimmy Aduddell, the hero ot the day, snatched a Lobo pass,
took over at quarterback and guided the attack with Ted Nelson scoring with l5
seconds to play. Pandemonium struck, but the Hmiraclew bubble burst when the
Hosses met Breckenridge a week later and were smothered AA-O.
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Pony squadmen are lfrontl Clay Keen, Larry Edge, Joe McKissick, Ronnie Hamilton, Bob Madison, John
Bacon, Dennis Hargrove, Gary Overcashg Csecond rowb Jimmy Bills, manager, Billy Ray Page, Leslie
Blackburn, Charles Hillis, Larry Bagley, James Martin, Rodney Noble, Stan Pokard, manager, lthird rowl
Coach Max Goldsmith, Willie Donaghe, manager, Robert Sandlin, Virgil Coffee, Arnold Reid, Glen
Williamson, Jimmy Lewis, Carlos Pina, Coach G. W, Warden, fback rowl Paul Reed, Lynn Buck, Doug
Jeffreys, Dudley Mitchell, Mike Ford, Ray Pinnell, Mike Taylor and James Wood.
SCHEDULE
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Andrews 'ld
Andrews 42
Andrews 28
Andrews 26
Andrews 22
Andrews 34
Andrews 20
Andrews 54
Totals 278
Coach Vernon Johnson and Head "B" Coach Max Goldsmith chat
before workout. G. W. Warden replaces Johnson when basketball practice
begins in late October.
The Ponies continued their winning ways with 8
victories and I tie. Odessa, the team they tied,
is the only team to defeat this group since they
started playing together in the seventh grade.
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H.llis Paul Harrison, Larry Shesoerrl and Coach Vernon Johnson
COACH VERNON JOHNSON
Bl-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
SCHEDULE
Capturing their first district championship in years, The Mustangs won 17 games
and lost 7 over the season. They dumped Graham in The first round of The
regional Tourney, then lost to Hereford in the finals. In district play They won 8
contests and lost 2.
- SEASONS GAMES A
Andrews 6C
Andrews 54
Andrews 52
Andrews 51
Andrews 60
Andrews 59
Andrews 64
Andrews 59
Andrews 66
Andrews 57
Andrews 52
Andrews 68
Totals 702
Eunice
Colorado City
Colorado City
Levelland
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Lovington
Seminole
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Hobbs
Colorado City
Levelland
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656
Andrews
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Andrews
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Andrews
Totals
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58 Monahans
67 Ector
69 Brownfield
60 Pecos
6l Kermit
73 Ector
56 Monahans
55 Brownfield
56 Pecos
67 Kermit
REGIONAL TOURNAMENT
65 Graham
39 Hereford
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Roy Max Perrin and Paul Harrison. Perrin was named to the all-
district, all-regional and to the all-state second team, Harrison
made the all-district second team.
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Coronation as are her attendants Sharon Perkins and Ginny
Gerber.
Cagerg pose in front of the official Mustang emblem which
was adopted last year.
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Plumlee, Carlos Pina, Jerry Wilkerson and John Morrison, manager.
PONY BASKETBALL
COACH KELTON BREWER
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Track Coach
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For the second year in a row, flying Mustangs copped the state championship.
ln T958 they won the AAAA title, this year the AAA trophy,
Competing in ll meets, the Mustangs won team titles in five, second place in
pionship, winning TO of T4 events.
The mile relay team continued to win against every high school
team it faced for the past two seasons and broke the national
. , record in an invitational meet at Houston after the season was
over. The mark of 3:16.11 will not be recognized, however since
it was run against college rather than high school competition.
Coach Max Goldsmith was named Texas Track Coach of the year
for the team's accomplishments in l958. ,
J, D. PARTRIDGE
Assistant Coach
one, and third place in three. They easily won their eighth straight district cham-
440 RELA Y
Pictured lclt to right arc- R, E MERRITT, TONY CAIN, JERRY JETTON and
TED NELSON. Ronnie Brice and Larry Shoemaker also ran on the team at
some meets.
Trst Place f-'irwiers
State Meet--Time -42 7 fnew record,
Regional Meet
District Meet
Sandhills Relays
Permian Basin Relays
West Texas Relays
Comanche Relays
Possum Kingdom Relays
Second Place-Fort Worth
Second Place Mustang Relays
MILE RELAY
Undefeated by high school teams for the past two years, the mile
team of standin D R. E MERRITT, RONNIE BRICE, TED NELSON JERRY 'I'
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Possum Kingdom Relays
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LARRY SHOEMAKER and JERRY JETTON broke the national record
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SHOT PUT
Left to right are Robert Burk, Coker Lassiter, Robert Sandlin
and Lloyd Carruth.
ROBERT BURK
First PlacefDistrict Meet
Third Place-Regional Meet
' Second Place-Permian Relays
Best Throw-50 feet 5 inches
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R. E, MERRITT
First Place-State Meet-Time 49.1
First Place-Regional Meet
First Place-District Meet
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Second Place-Permian Relays
DARVIS CORMIER
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JOE BROWN
First Place-District Meet
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Third Place--Sandhills Relays
Sixth Place-State Meer-Best
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'second row Dayid Gatlin, manager, Wesley Cregg, Don Morgan, .loe Burton, Terry Belenbough,
Charles Clevenger, 'back rowi Coach Charles Russell, Rodney Noble, Janies Wood, Roy Max Perr n,
John 'Vorrisors and .Ie"y Tabor, manager.
BASEBALL
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Andrews O
Andrews B
Andrews 3
Andrews 2
Andrews I
Andrews 9
Andrews O
Andrews 3
Andrews 5
Andrews I
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COACH CHARLES RUSSELL
For The second straight year, The Muslangs finished in second place behind The
Eclor Eagles. The season's record was 8 wins and II losses, while The
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'B" I Andrews
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4 Kermit
6 Monahans
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6 Pecos
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TOMMY WALKER- Sophomore
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ROY MAX PERRIN-Pitcher
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JAMES WOOD-Catcher
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Tennis squad members are istandingj Vic Thomas, Roger Christopher, Jerry Harris, John Linne, Davie Craig, Ronny Hamilton, Ted Christopher,
Lynn Rogers, Wilson Turpen, Sam Pendleton, Coach Kelton Brewer, Csecond rowl Herbert Martin, Sandi Hardin, Sue Waggoner, James Watkins,
Perry Clifton, Larry Edge, Donald Powers, ifrontl Paula Nall, Serena Allen, Linda Underwood, Jo Beth Payne, Paula Tyner, Linda Thomas, Sharon
Perkins and Ruth Tabor.
REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
For the fourth year in a row, Mustang netters
won the district title. Championships were won
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The boys doubles entry finished second.
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XQS ' " i gional in doubles, while Sam Pendleton won
X! T regional singles.
KELTON BREWER
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District champs are Coach Brewer, Sam Pendleton, Herbert Martin,
James Watkins, Sharon Perkins, Sandi Hardin and Linda Underwood.
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Shafter Lumber and Supply
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Serving Andrews and Andrews Counly for 26 Years
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ANDREWS
AUTO PARTS
JOHN srusss owner
Delco BaH'erles
Wagner Brake Paris
Fram Oil FiI+ers
AC Fuel Pumps
Champion Sparlc Plugs
HasI'ings Rings
Federal Mogul Bearings
Sfandard Igni'rion
Thompson Producls
Gaies Fan Bells
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I08 S. W. Isl' Andrews, Tex.
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Wire Flowers Anywhere
Flowers for All Occasions
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UPHOLSTERY
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Chicken-Mexican Foods Lunches "Home of good Bulldmgu
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Sundays: 2 P.M. +o 2 A.M.
SNACK BAR
Dial LA 3-4590 Odessa Highway Andrews, Tex.
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203 W. Bdwy.
Phone LA 3-262I Andrews. Texas
SALES
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SERVICE
When yew are plecused we are hcppy
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Servmg The Nation fer Gver 40 Years
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Ford Mercury Edsel
SALES AND SERVICE
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JOHNNY SMITH MOTOR CO.
LA 3 2003 Andrews, Texas
ANDREWS' QLDEST AUTOMQBILE DEALERSHIP
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MARTIN UPHOLSTERY
DRAPERIES FINE GIFTS
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CONSTRUCTION CO
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LLOYD BROTHERS
Cosden Service Station
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DRY GOODS SHOP AND COMPARE
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HIGH PRESSURE PUMP TRUCKS
STEAMERS WINCH TRUCKS
RENTAL TANKS
900 W Broadway LA 3 3001
To +he Gracluarmg Class
of I959
Through 'rhe many successful years ahead
of you e wsh Ihar each IIITI9 you Ioolc
fhrough your annual you wall 'rhlnlc of
YOUR DAIRY MART STORE
BILL AND MARJORIE LYONS
LA 3 3250 II05 N Mann
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SINGLETON'S DRY GOODS
We have naluonally
aclverlused merchancllse
I23 NORTH MAIN
WE RE BOOSTERS
ANDREWS HIGH SCHOOL
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Lipham Conoco Service
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AUTOGRAPHS
AUTOGRAPHS
AUTOGRAPHS
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