Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

Boys Quartette about to sing another hit tune. LIFE fRightJ Dannie exhibits his salesmanship a- bility when he can interest Margie in a toy plane. fRightj The Freshman football boys show off their new sweaters. fLower rightj F.H,A, Summe Camp, lake, Jeep ride--all mea fun. S1 Snow Holidays of '56! Time for a ' sleigh ride. I' H .bi -A- FH! J 1 , 1 .J , f f .' ' , L' .:' f , V . . , f 1.7 f , ,V .L X ' . , V I - - I . . fs . , . ,' 1 r . Jil i g ' A 'I , . ' f I f Q Y . p ! , , I, A , . I., . , . I . ' V f I ' f I. f 'X' , , ' f . ' f ' , , r J V , f x1 . I f I , i. 1 . - - - 1 Q . A If 1' ff' f ' ,f. ,' sd .14 1 , .i ' - WI L DCA We if ,ft inlxp 'A Y !ff N,q,4 fyu By SpCC1alp6I'I'I11SS1OI'l the theme of th1s year book has been based upon and the lllustratlons have been adapted from the or1g1nal Walt Dlsney 1llustrat1 ons from the Walt D1sney mot1on p1cture PETER PAN copyr1 ght 1952 Walt D1sney Productmns NEWSFOTO PUBLISHING CO San Angelo, Texas UNIVERSAL BOOKBINDERY San Antomo, Texas NAIL'S STUDIO L1ttlef1eld, Texas g'f 1'-1 4+ fl ff K EDITOR IN CHIEF Phylhs Jeffrles ART EDITORS Mary Nell Crosby Jay Brldwell Gene Swart COPY EDITORS Johmta Galhm Donna Sue Goertz PHOTOGRAPHERS Charles Duval Beverly Yohner QTyp1stJ LAYOUT EDITORS Bxll Brandt Sam McCorm1ck Dot Haynes KAI-tlstj BUSINESS MANAGER Lxnda Hoover SPONSOR Mrs Edward Betts :gl 'Xi Pk n-3? 'X gill' 4' , fr, ,. .4 ' ' 'lv-Jf5'.,4i4 , 1 I To , , I -, ,,.. Q I . .49 a.,..,, .N -..mf , ,G - :Q s 1 . ,4 , ',,,, l'. eg f'f .1 'iykv rf- .F . 9,-J ' as mg!! ,517 If . ,Q-- -4' , -'-....?' , ,x.....,. -L , ,,, -..LL . 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And her own eyes begin to shine To hear her stories grow. Her speech is as a thousand eyes Through which we see the earth. They are as fair as bloom or air, They shine like any star, And I arn rich who learned from her How beautiful they are. -Anna Hempstead Branch ,A Boardmembers at Nov. 14, 1955, regular meeting. fl. to r.j Carl Keeling, vice-presidentg Earl Rogers, Bill Armistead, W.O, Hampton, Sid Hopping, secretaryg Troy Moss, pres- ident: Doug Howell, Jack Christian. BOARD OF EDUCATION The seven members of the Board ofEduc at i on meet with Superin- tendent Ralph Schilling, every second Monday. Their services are free gratus and it's many a s na-rl they must untangle along with formulating general school policies. Lights often burn into the early morning hours in the office of the Tax Assessor and Collector. This year saw the completion of an extensive building program and TROY MOSS President a campus -beautification project. A site was purchased for a new foot- ball stadium and plans are now under way for its construction. A formal dedication c e r e m ony for the newly completed buildings furnished an opportunity for a rare public appearance of the entire board. Program highlight was the presentation of jeweled service pins to fac- ulty, administration, and other school personnel. Pictured Qpage 5-topl ELEMENTARY SCHOOL houses grades 4-6 and contains Z3 modern pastel colored classrooms. At the present there are 18 teachers. QcenterlPRIMARY SCHOOL erected in the 192.0's. Eight room annex and entire redecoration program was completed in 1955. Qbelowj HIGH SCHOOL, nineteen classroom struc - ture built in 1951 with four rooms added in 1955, Twenty-three faculty members and administra- tive offices are housed here. It boasts modern auditorium, gymnasium, and lib r a r y facilities. 4 qv? ' A Jr ' 1 JUNIOR HIGH houses grades 7 and 8. Interior decoration program completed in 1955 in the 14 c1assroom red brick structure. The LUNCH ROOM accomodates students and faculty from the entire school sys- tem. Serving begins at 11:30 A.M. for four shifts, each of which usua11yfi11s the room to capacity. Q, l 'XM N34 ga.. iii? 44' DERSCDNALITIES OUTSTANDING BOY AND GIRL KERRY KING MARGIE GOODWIN The Outstanding Boy and Girl we r e named by the faculty by secret ballot. In selecting these students fr om the Senior Class con- sideration was give n to scholastic attain- ment, leadership participation, cooperative attitude, and performance of S e r Vic e to Littlefield High School. LL WILDCAT BOY ND GIRL PAUL YARBROUGH PEGGY BETHEL The All Wildcat Boy and All Wildcat Girl were selected by popular vote of the student body in an e l e c tion staged by the Student Council. Each cla s s hadnarned candidates earlier, and the announcement was made at the Annual Honor Festival on Feb. 17. I I I I I . I v' ,f X I gp ICG, I III X Certificates awardedat the Honor Festival entitle these students to scholorships next fall. The recipients are de- termined by the respective civic clubs from a faculty- prepared eligibility list. H..-..... CAMMIE HULSE P. T. A. Scholarship BILL KENNEMER Lions Club Scholarship SCHOLARSHIIDS MARGIE GOODWIN Jaycee -ettes Scholarship Y JAMES DURHAM Rotary Club Scholarship NORMA WITCHER Woman's Club Scholarship VIRGINIA ROGERS Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow tv- Y v CHORUS SUVEETHE RT MARY CAM ERON HULS E Mary Cameron Huis e, was selected from seven candidates. All Senior Choir mem- bers voted by s e C r e t ballot, and she was honor e d at the chorus party on Valentine Day. 10 1 Sai, S' iw K fi- 5 , 4-Sl! K 1 f 5253: Q ix W Q yi,-Lz,.,w f 9 A J 115 1 5 3555 Y h R-gfgnl'.3Qf -Qgig, vb! ., wx W Qiifw 4 Q 5 N VN - Y . get gi, 3,5 if .'pK5??'?4,?5142'.-Far . ff f M ff-fgf Q. K ..- A' f -:mf 4? ' 1-H m,-aw -4 1 J J si 3 3329 gg R js EM:-f 451 u e M ,133 Q ' A 2 . 1 PED KING JIMMY JAMIESON From five nominees, the Pep Squad elected the Pep King by a show of hands. He was publicly crowned by Leta Merle Roberts as a part of the Football Queen Coronation program. If ,-,as 'VZ 'ff' ,,., JJ: ff? . ' 4,5 Q 0.411 -' ' ' 9 .WL 43-4 QQ! FCOTBALL QUEEN PHYLLIS JEFFRIES The Football Queen was elected on Decem- ber 7, l955 by secret ballot for the fir st time in L.H.S. Three nominations had previously been made in a football squad business session. Cc-Captain, Glenn Richards, Crowned Phyllis in a CO1'H3.tlO1'1 ceremony on December 12, 1955. X x af, , t gm 1 5' n iii A QRIGHTI Patsy Lively Chapter-Wayne Wick- er. CABOVEJ Jr. Chap. -Ronnie Vaughn. FH. . DRE IVIEDY 77- 'hw F.H.A. BUDDY KLEFTJ Patsy Lively Chapter-Joe Hoover CBELOWJ Jr. Chap. -Monte Hulse. , ,--Q I -1 -,QV The F, F. A. Sweetheart and the F. F. A. Plowgirl were elected at the October 11 bus- iness meeting of the F, F. A. Organization A11 nominations We r e fr o m the floor and final selections wer e made by a show of hands. Contrary to the usual, both girl s are freshman. 'fri' ,QW . ' f' 7-'4 4,44 '- ' ':':'144f2 . 1..', 'li - ',.g:?-'mtv , A W -an f f T T,-3 ,i 'l-q, - ' .9 F.F.A. SWEETHEART 'r .nmfeqwm BETTY PURDY F.F. DLOWGIRL T3 DE- SMEETHEART NANC Y BURKS Nancy Burks, D.E. Sweetheart, was elected from three nominees by a show of hand S. Nancy is a Senior, and her place of employ- ment is Ware's Department Store. She was entered inthe contest for Texas D, E , Sweet- heart. va ' u f'9 f ' .1 '.'Q ji H ir 'T I1Ln FX to w 'ik ,f we ? TOP DHOTOGRAPHER PARKER ANDERSON Parker Anderson, Top Photographer of the Shutterbug Club, was selected for his out- standing work for the betterment of the club. PHYLLIS JEFFRIES Phyllls Jeffr1es Senl or favorlte 1S a pet1te 5 2 eyes of blue wlth brown ha1r Phyll1s who Wants always to be happ y enjoys home makmg and readlng Her hobby 15 her annual HAROLD BRANTLEY Harold Brantley blue eyed and brown halred Senlor favorxte Stands 5 6 1f2' and enjoys ra1s1ng p1geons as a hobby Harold's amb1t1on 15 to go to Texas Tech Band and huntlng par work and her pet peeve goss1py people t1cularly appeal to h1 1'I'1 and he fr owns up on d1sagreeable teachers L QQ J H A fifg Q- V 5 - ...X F 1 3 . In X 25 as ' - A -YY -L K S I 11 v ' ' Pjlffft. -. Mwf-1y , agua.-,, . U ki -.uv wr-v 1- --' fu . . , . . 1 . . , - - . ll I fl- ' f I Y ' ' I J , - . . H . . - if A , ff - TSW N 'n' gf, M95 J is H 'u JUNIOR FAVGRITES FRANKIE EDWARDS ERNEST HOPPE Frankie Edwards, Junior favorite, has brown- Ernie Hoppe, Junior favorite, is a blue- ish-green e ye s and br own hair. She stands eyed blond and stands 5'8 in his stocking feet, 5'5 and enjoys d r inking cokes. Frankie's He yearns to learn to work algebra problems, ambition is to be happy and to ha ve fun. Her and typing is his favorite subject. He enjoys fa vorite subject is typing and she is an avid hunting, but he dislikes selfish people, football fan. Unfriendly people are taboo to Frankie. X 7 a VL 'E T X K HERE f Z!!! tyijwlwi' 'f m .ml CHARLES DUVAL Charles Duval, 6' Sophom ore favorite, has brown hair and eyes, and he plans to be a naval officer or a marine engineer. Charlie enjoys English, geometry, experimenting, and bas- ketball. He is disturbed by showoffS . ELAINE SR YGLEY Elaine Srygley, Sophomore favorite, has brown eyes and light brown hair. She is a small 5'l lfZ who enjoys working with ceramic s. Algebra and football are her favorites as well as playing the piano. She has little use for unfriendly people. 18 N.- -uni-, il' L SHARON HUB ER Sharon Huber, Freshman favorite, has brown hair and eyes, and she's 5'5 11.2 tall. This future secretary enjoys keeping a scrapbook, playing basketball, and seeing television. She dislikes too much homework. ,bmw E , , 74 , 152 , E 'MP Ei .,, 5, 19 I M...-f I 1 1 f HILTON HEMPHILL Hilton Hemphill, Freshman favorite, is 5'lO with hazel eyes and brown hair. I-Ie likes algebra and collecting stamps. Hilton, who wants to be a success in life, enjoys all kinds of sports. SENIOR COURT OF HONOR fl to r jCam1e Hulse Vlrgmnma Rogers Pat Smxth Johmta Gallmm Mary Zuber 'vlargle Goodwm Leta Merle Roberts The Court of Honor for each class consmsts f the students who have a semester average of A m four or more sol1d subjects HONOR JUNIOR COURT OF HONOR: fl. to r.l Carol Caldwell, Anne Q. Bellomy, Betty Ayres, Gracie Russell. E- 'I , YQSQ1-1 . 4, -'Y' SOPHOMORE COURT OF HONOR: fl. to r.j Patsy Efnerson, Nancy Newton, Sandra Ross, Olin Scarborough, Bill.Be'i'ry., A ,X ff: Z ' K 'rx I ..l,.,. ' f. ,F V , f.! rw j. Q FRESHMAN COURT OF HONOR: fl. to rj James Pressley, Hilton Hemphill, Anne Y Walden, Kay Smith, Saundra Connell, 5 1 5 f y ? K - 3 L. Q Q . 2 , '7 ui A i NORMA WITCHER PATRICIA SMITH Commercial Department Journalism Department GA YLON BURNS Vocational Agriculture U 1 Department 5' 4 I HO'S WHO Faculty members from e ac h department in high school name an outstanding student who becomes Who's Who for that individual department. Special consideration is given to s tud e n t s who perform tasks beyond classroom requirements. DAVID HAMPTON KERRY KING Speech Department I Science Department 59 f K, 'fb v ' ya . ' f me 5 i f X . 9 , 1 r M PHYLLIS JEFFRIES ' LA , , ' iilfln' .- rv' I 'I A 4 0 MARY ZUB ER English Department R s NP Homemaking Department PARKER ANDERSON Math Department GLENN RICHARDS Chorus Department LETA MERLE ROBERTS Social Studies Department YVONNE ROWELL Library Department X? i . l- 1 , vv QQ., JOHNITA GALLINI Foreign Language Department LARRY WREN D. E, Department C. A. DUVAL School-Cornmunity Liaison 195645916-cred by the S. C., PEGGY BETHEL Girls' Athletics Department PAUL YARBROUGH Boys' Athletics Department in ' 'IJ' , ' xf TOMMY Band 3 5 H EVINS 'E S 2 Xa DEPARTMENTS C7 Mrs. S.E. Ayres, Sponsor Staff members bu s y with operation mimeograph. fl. to r.jPe-ggy Gray, Pat Smith, Edna Wallace, Margie Goodwin, Leta Roberts, Parker Anderson, and Joe Carter. Margie Goodwin fcenterj, Editorg Leta Merle Roberts and Pat Smith, Assistant Editorsg Edna June Wallace and Gay Douglas, Lay-out Editors. JOURNALISM DEP RTMENT Deadlines are the back bone of the Journalism Department. The click of typevvriters and the buzz of voices fill the north- east corner of L.H.S. sixth period every day. The newspaper and the yearbook staffs operate separately but their work and their goals are alike. Training in either paves the way for several exciting occupations and carries over into numerous fields. .i I 4 7 1' lr' ? A FU fl. to r. Q Peggy Gray, B u s i ne s s Manager: Nita Strickland, News Writerg Janice Renfro, Feature Writerg and Barbara Massengale, Humor Editor, SKAT STAFF This is Thursday! means start to work on the way to room lO6 for Friday morning delivery of the Skat. The staff keeps up class activity for a credit in Jour- nalism and edits, prints, and C i r C ul ate S a weekly high school newspaper. QBelow, leftj News and Feature Writer Elsie Turvaville, Dessie Taylor, Betty Drury, and Glenda Renfro. S . l 6' . A- f. ff H- . . n I, KJ i.,,..,, ,hx .Tay Boyd Bridwell, and Parker Anderson-Art Editors. fBelowl Sports Editors, Doris Hatla, Joe Carter, and Patsy Piekrell Knot picturedl. ,J . sal Q' .14 mt ' C T al g -vl!?- -1 1 dit' M 's A59 fl' ! MVT Editor -in-Chief PHYLLIS JEFFRIES COPY EDITORS: Johnita Cvallini and Donna Sue Goertz. ART EDITORS: ll. to r.l Mary Nell Crosby, Jay Boyd Bridwell, and Gene Swart. ILDCAT STAFF Shhh! Here comes someone! The Wildcat staff takes pains to keep numerous top secrets . They want the yearbook to have some prize surprises. Staff members give an hour of their school day and the y often burn midnight kilowatts at deadline time. Although it is non-credit, the joy of s e eing a job well-done justifies the Work and the long hours. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Beverly Yohner and Charles Duval. ,VJ i I ff 4151 LAYOUT EDITORS fl. to rj Bi11Brandt, Sam McCormick, and Dot Haynes. Z -4, Sponsor MRS. BETTS 2' Business Manager LINDA HOOVER SALESMEN: FRONT ROW QI. to r.j La Voyce Oldham, Johnita Gal- Iini, and Joy Windwehn. CENTER ROW: fl. to r.j Sue Jones, Mary Miller, Joy Moore, Juanita Kennedy, and Gene Swart. BACK ROW: U. to TJ Rex Ivey, Mickey Ratliff, Jay Boyd Birdwell, and Sam McCormick. A nr Q7 flf 1 'Z 1 Q Q.. fi' QPicturedT Class participates in practice work for blueprint drawings. SHOI3 Mr. McDonald's third period Shop Class meets in room 115. Work for the first semester stressesdrawingbutactual building proje cts, during the second semesteryattract greater interest. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DE DARTNIENT P,E, classes stress teamwork and good citizenship. Emphasis is placed on per- sonal hygie ne and the m aking OfOI1G'S self as attractive as possible. Winning is secondary to good sportmanship. QPic- turedj Second pe r iod Girls' P. E. class. L Mr. Goodwin's Znd period Chemistry Class SCIENCE DEP RTMENT The Science Department offers General Science to Fresh- men and Biology, Chemistry, and Physics to upper class- men. This year the department boa s ts a new dark room for c a me r a bugs , and a large demonstration slide rule and a Crow Electric Kit for Physicists. Upper and center right photos wer e made in Physics class by exposing to light iron filings plac ed upon a light- sensitive paper which rested on a magnet, This is known as the Photogram PIOCSSSV fRightj Physics Class fi' V ' f ,ff up E' Sf S S .l f?,g::'ef 'J f fy wg' ' . C y ay uk- su!! 1-: Q, Q 'K 555- .. 'iw 'Wi i 45Ef4-45, 'RYA 2 I 3 A! :ll E mi WW 5 if Swv- W .nw SQ, 1 K, v---..,, ,,, Freshmen English Class Work book Day in 5th period. ENGLISH DEI3 RTMENT Where is everybody going? Why--to English, of course. This is one of the must courses in L.H.S. It's here that one learns to Converse and to write more intelligently. There's always Mr s . Lynn lish c our s e for each year in high school. So 1et's all go to English class. t period Senior English students pore over a mid-six weeks test. G a book report to look forward to and bits of lit- erature to read and discuss. There is an Eng- , in-n... M., vu-Q1-M., .lat IEP.. A' xr li oi l A , I fe 13? 'E X C1 SOCIAL STUDIES DEI3 RTNIENT Social Studies courses strive to answer questions concerning how the people of the world came to be as they are today. The Fre shman course presents an over all view to stimulate interest. World History courses concentrate on progres- sive cilivization centers, A m e r i c a n History highlights our own nation and stresses the dem- ocratic way of life. Visual aids, research work and numerous student participation activities add interest to classes in this department. Coach Webb's World History class hard at work. i fl? 35 DEBATERS. First Team. Bob Orr and Kerry King. DECLAIMERS. fl. to r.l Bill Kenne- mer, David Hampton, Cecil Bartlett. VP' Q 1' i . fi e t in ' 'Q 2 ' 5 . fag. ffl DEBATERSQ1. to r.j Paul Yarbrough, John Clayton, Eddie Harris, Cecil Bartlett. SPEECH DEPARTMENT Speech attracts a number of Juniors and Seniors. Some even repeat the course on a non-credit basis. Students from this department produce plays and skits for assembly. They entered Debate, Declamation, Poetry Reading, and One -Act Play presentation in Interscholastic League C onte st s and captured their share of honors in each field. She Stoops to Conquer , a thr e e act pla y presented in assembly. Cast pictured below: fl. to r.l B. Kennemer, B. Orr, A. Bellomy, D. Hampton, D. Goertz, J. Durham, J. McShan, Announcer, P. Yarbrough, W. Wicker. 7 wi KJ E? T? DEBATERS 11. to r.y Ruth Corry, Csarn 'HU1 Q, Donna Goertz, and Patsy Reeves. M T N' Ml. fj' lf' .-at L' UL , .Jyl .1 ' I A I Wil R l Prettiest Girl in Town -a one-act comedy presented in assem bly. Cast included R. Corry, P. Jeffries, L, Roberts, P. Reeves, Y. Rowell, C. Bartlett, L. McCain, E. Harris, J. Jamison, and D. Hampton Qannouncerl. DECLAIMERS Ql. to r.l Patsy Reeves Cammie Hulse, Leta Merle Roberts. Sponsor, Mrs. Ruff and lnter-Scholas tic' League contestant in PoetryR ea d ing, Leta Merle Roberts. M 'Z 4 GLENN RICHARDS Choir President HUGH ELLISON Choir Director SEC T ION LEADERS-Baritone and Bass-Kerry King, Alto- Teddye Jo Bitner, Soprano-Johnita Gallini, Tenor-Tommy Evins. MUSIC DEP RTMENT Musical strains fill the air as they float from the south wing and from the auditorium. The band and the chorusare warming up. They are after Sweepstakes from Interscho- lastic League Contests. Pr a c tic ing for parades, football games, concerts, and variety shows keep them on the jump , Both organizations do us proud when they r epre sent I... H. S, 'rf' if ,fgsfw ,C Eg OFFICERS: Cammie Hulse -S e c r e ta r y, Phyllis Jeffries Treasurer, Edna June Wallace-Reporter, and Tommy Evins X' Vice-President. we I 'zip ik L.H.S. CHORUS SOPRANOS: Leta Merle Roberts, Johnita Gallini, Bettye Wyatt, Bettie Fore, Mary Lou Dillon, Wanda Metcalf, Margie Pate, Mary Nell Crosby, Kim William s, NancyCotham, Sunny McCormick, Lois Jolly, Ka r lyn Hulse, Edna June Wallace, Martha William s, Helen Fowler, Cammie Hulse, Peggy Gray, George- ann Gerlach, Barbara Massengale. ALTOS: Linda Hoover, Joy W indw e hen, JO Ann Hall, Teddye Jo Bitner, Roxene Bingham, Pat Street, Patsy M a s s e y, Phyllis Foust, Nancy Russell, Phyllis Clayton, Paula Carmickle, Patsy Mar- shall, Phyllis Jeffries, and Gracie R u s sell. TENOR: Ronnie Glover, Gaston Shaw, Bill Austin, Bill Kennemer, James Lee, Wallace Lee, TommyEvins. BASSES: Glenn Richards, 39 Johnny Burleson, James Ray, Sam McCormick Palmer McCown, Kerry King, JerryAustin J, C, Harrison, Freddy Hackler, Richard Ship- ley, James Baldwin, and T,H. Mobley. jk P do BAND OFFICERS fl to r ,JCTTY Banks Assrstant Drum Major Edna Wallace Lrbrarlan Phyllrs Jeffrles Secretary LHS B ND TOMMY EVINS, President The W1ldcat Band marched rts way to flrst place at the Brown fxeld Fall Festwal and captured a S50 second plac e PTIZC at the Lubbock South Plalns Farr Nlernbers sported new hats 1n the lnterscholastrc Lea ue Contest where xt made a good showmg, as a concert band CAMMIE HULSE PALMER McCOWlX Co-Drum Major Co-Drum Major -..4,,Q Eddle llarrms Vxce Pres1dent and Tommy Evms Presmlent. . . .. .M N vu:--n-an-oqqn '5 XX 1- --'P-' 5 1- Q 1u-a-.u-.'H+Hnu.- .- -.qt np- R-I-oi-B fail- .-aio-a .gasi- an,..r ...r---H .a...-a..a.a- qit -up 1.41, .LQ Lg! s,5!, .. .' x -.A 4s4k4. rf Wy. f , 3, f ? i A A,VA , , xifkvr 3 , 6qle.gM,V , . -.mn jjj'jf, f -- - ' Hr' , . 'gg'- A Q 'A lr 5.1 J 'S' ' 'V+' 7- 5' ' 'r A ' . . ,-..Dh -, -'A K'-Il . 'Q it I r. - n ,r'3..:,! 1, 1 ,-'11, 'I' gg- 33535213 g L f,,gfX,- -,N 1-A .l - ,M Ny f ,E ' ,. 1 . L , R N I X n'-5 , , yi lu., Q 'ggzffi 7. k fu ,ff -. Q L 'N 1 X 1 I ' 4 w .,'1A.1-r w 4 ' gf 'N .-xx .xv sk, . 4 I L ' 0 Qs in .1 J . I Q -il 6- ' if ' L 1351 'fi'3?E3i V . .z , . R Q , LAK k 'L Q sf in W QE Y ,Q V N f I s X Q-asf H+ X Q. G r SW 1 N EL ' ' K iiikiff X, 'f-ii 221 '23, 5 4,15 i1t113wA15Ygg 15m0'u1'z1 .Mg,fp1!'l939 Kerry King, Eddie Harris, and Band- Director, Mr. Harris, set up the plan for a band formation. 3 -Iv I ll' 'ii'-ax A 57 mil! Zi W, 1 . 1,31 -Ju- O . ? Eddie Harris and Tommy Evins mimeograph individual dir e C ti on S for the formation planned above. QBelowj Band formation gn the foot- ball field. Do the girls always have to explain problems to the boys in Znd period geometry class, Mrs. Carpenter? M TH DEI3 RTMENT Future engineers, scientists, carpenters, and housewives fill Math classes to capacity. Its amazing how many inter- esting designs one may form from geometric figures. A glimpse into an algebra class finds an endless search under- way for the unknown, A workingknowledge of math- ematics is a necessity in every person's life. Mrs. Nazworth helps Monte with Algebra I in lst period class Mrs. B. T. Kisner's 3rd period Typing Class, Mrs. B.T, Kisner-Second Semester Comme rcial Teacher fNot pictured with facultyj. The Commercial Department is crowded with students interested in bookkeeping, typing, and shorthand. These future executives and sec- retariesvisit local firms to get an inside View of the business world and in re gular class work they learn to do by doing. Mrs. Kisner re- placed Miss Shawve r at mid-term and shorthand saw a switch to Mr. Gilstrap at that time. Mr. Rex Gi1strap's 3rd period Bookkeeping Class. ,ax xv- ' we '1 I -,L f,.l . m LOS HID LGOS Both Latin and Spanish students make up member- ship of LOS Hidalgos, For- eign Language Club. The F o r e ig n Language Department s t r iv e S to im - prove international L1 nd e r- standing, by offering, along with the language study, an in s ig ht into the cultures of other people. Qupper leftj Charles Du- val-Presidentq fupper rightj L a n g L1 a g e Representativeg fcenterj Los I-Iidalgos-Latin students: flower left, Los Hidalgos -Spanis hstudentsg Qbelow, rightj Mrs. Ayres, Sponsor. egskxx JV5.iSvs, X ACTIVITIES M3219 X-...... OFFICERS: ll. to r.l Cammie Hulse-Publicity Di re c torg John Clayton-Vice-Pre-sidentg Charles Duval-Treasure-rg Red Durham -Secretaryg Paul Yarbrough-Social Director. STUDENT COUNCIL S, C, delegates to the South Plains A s s o c i a tion of Student Councils held in Odessa, Nov. 5, led a winning c am paign for P re s ident of the Organization next year. Several del- egates attended the State Student Council Convention in Mid- land Mar. 1-3. Council members carried out num e r ou s routine tasks with close observance of policies adopted in the past. They started a morning de votional program, setup faculty and visitors parking areas, and sponsored a campus beautifica- tion c am paign. A permanent proceedings file for the S.C. was created and trophie s were presented to winners of the intermural basketball tournament. A s s e m b l yparticipation was expanded by opening with the pledge to the flag and closing with Maroon and White. The gal Director, a new S.C. official this year, initiated Twirp Week and planned several all-school affairs. Major fund raising campaigns centered around the Wildcat Bake Sale and the adult men and women's volleyball tournament. gives the morning 1, --.U ' '-S-on-N A CLASS PRESIDENT: Qex-officio mi-mbersy 11. to r.j Kc-1-ry King -Senior, C h a r 1 e s Duval-Sophomore, James Pressiey- Freshman, and Joe Hoover-Junior. dx ,,QhXkf+inlu1l1,u Sponsors-Miss Shawver and Mr. Reeves. e M.,nlIlh'j M9 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: 11.10 rjSpeedyAbeyta-Sophomore, RichardShip1ey Junior, Lavillas Rushing-Junior, Lila Mauk-Sophomore, David Hampton-Senior Hilton Hemphill-Freshman, Patsy McCain-Senior, and Carol Naylor-Freshman 'A f 'S 5 2 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: U. to r.QJoe Hoover-Treasurerg John Clayton-Vice-Presidentg Cammie Hulse-Secretaryg Peggy Gray-Reporter. N4T!ONA N HCNOR Im 'Jim IW Kerry K1ng-1Sr at and same Srer Pres ' IW-f'2,' mem. - XE ZND SEMESTER OFFICERS: fl. to rj Red Durhanu-Vice-Presidentg Margie Goodwin-Secretary r. Goodwin--Mrs. Lynn-Sponsors. Pat Smith-Reporterg Paul Yarbrough-Treasurer. L-',,,,..,,. - ww ds. M S Q K ,.n M ,Z-gi A 6 3 i L Au' ii' PUBLICITY COMMITTEE at work on the bulletin board. QL. to RQ Russell Carpenter, Bill Austin, Juanita Kennedy, Oleta Blevins, and Doris Heard. the photographer . CLUB Q 2 i Mrs. Burks, Sponsor, smiles at QBelow, Right, L, to RJ BOOK AND MAGAZINE COMMITTEE scans the Morning-Avalanch. QSeatedy Betty Drury. QStanding, L. to RJ Dessie Taylor, Doris Macha, Mary Frances Miller, and Molly Kennedy. fBelow, Lefty Librarians, Doris Heard and Oleta Blevins manage the desk the third period. BEVERLY YOHNER President Miss Whitehead and Mrs. Nazworth, Co- sponsors. 3 OFFICERS: fl. to r.l PatsyReeves, Treasurer, Barbara Champion, Secretary, Linda Hoover, Vice- President, Doris Hatla, Reporter. The Pep Squad is, by no co-incident, the loudest organization in L, H, S, They furnish a shot in the arm to school spirit. Finances are built up by selling beat-tags , buttons, hats and stationery. Then every penny is spent to end the foot- ball season with a gala Coronation-football banquet combination. PEP LEADERS: fl. to r. Q Ba rbara Yohner, Janet Brandt, Barbara Chester, Pat Street, and Peachy Cowen with mascot Devera Lewis. .LW ,I ,ll QU. vga ixxffa V 'U 'UI' 'U ss'v'0'r FRONT ROW, tl. to r.l Barbara Chester, Janet Brandt, P e ac hy Cowan, Pat Street, B a rba r a Yohner with the Pep Squad Mascot Devera Lewis. SECOND ROW tl. to r.l Sunny McCormick, Ruth Corry, Patsy Pickrell, Jo Ann Hall, Beverly Yohner, Phyllis Clayton, Linda Latimer, Teddye Jo Bitner, Jean Allison, George Ann Ge rlach, Roxene Bingham, Bettye Wyatt, Karlyn Hulse, Jean Jaquess, Claudette Renfro, Linda Fieldton, Peggy Bethel, Norma Witcher, Betty Purdy. THIRD ROW fl. to r.l Linda Hoover, PatsyReeves, Barbara Massengale, Yvonne Rowell, Betty Cas- sety, Barbara Champion, MaryNell Crosby, Rose Mary Hess, Margie Pate, P ats y Marshall, Kay Smith, Mary Lou Dillion, Sharon Huber, Fern Friday, Janie Eagle, Janette Pannell, Carlene Locke, Frankie Turner. FOURTH ROW fl. to r.j Dot vHaVyne5,, Peggy Cox, Joy Moore, Sandra Ross, Mairiiyn Wing o, Betty Fore, Jo Ann Robertson, Dorothy West, Barbara Garrard, Karen Rogers, Twila Hampton, Barbara Robertson, Billie Nolan, Us Molly Kennedy, Juanita Kennedy, Carol Williams, Sharron Robinson, Helen Henry, Sue Jone s. FIFTH ROW fl. to 1-.J Carol Caldwell, George Ann Walke r, Gay Minyard, Lavillas Ru s hi ng, Nancy Cotham, Gene Swart, Doris Hatla, Linda S to oksb e r r y, Diane Davis, Donna Sue Goertz, Sandra Lackey, Brenda Babbit, Lucy Hinkle, Joy Beth Young, Barbara Hinkle, Loretta Locker, Beverly Latham. LAST ROW fl. to r.J Co-Spon- sor Lucy Whitehead, Margaret Young, Molly Bell, Linda True lock, Joyce Brock, Carolyn Sell, Janice Simmons, Janna Crawford, and Co-Spon- sor Miss Sue Nazworth. f. K , fl! il '1- .-- S 'ns-V- Y: -:vi Bill Kennemer Master of Ceremonies. ATTENDANTS TO THE QUEEN: 41. to r.J E. Wallace, escort B. Orrg C. Squires, escort C. Bartlettg A. B Gallini, escort M. C1reergP. Street, escort J. I-looverg E. Srygley, cort Larry Weaver. Peggy Gray entertained the Court by singing Whe n I Grow Too Old To Dream accompanied by Linda Hoover, CORON TION A colorful Coronation ceremony was he ld in the High School Auditorium on December 12th. The soft lighted stage fea- tured an ornate coronation choir before a huge gold heart. The be-sequined and bow-tied court attendants made a glam- orous setting for the Coronation of the Football queen and the the Pep Squad honored the football School L unc h Room where Coach Pep King. Afterwards boys with a banquet in the Frank Kimbrough of W, T, S, C, was guest speaker. Cv. Cverlach, escort G. Richarclsg M. Dillion, escort J. l.eeg ellomy, escort D. Willeamsg J. escort J. Blessingg S. Ross, es - ' f . 'x QHERALDSJ tl. to r.l Jinimy Bennett, Palmer ,E ,F McCown, Tommy Evins. , V l 7 ,-l.gl-fl- gi il Nfxi I Y X I tl. to r.l Larry Weaver, Leta Merle Roberts Jimmie Jamieson Phyllis Jeffries Wayne Wicker Attendants Devera Lewis GaryCrume Rhon Mayfield Dicky Salmon N , I , , sr , 4 I- - , - l . X ' N C - 1 7 ATTENDANTS: tl, to r.j T,J. Bitner, escort J. Pressley, G. Walker, escort A Parker, N. Burks, escort M. Morris, C. Caldwell, escort R. Lowe, C. Hulse, escort D. Hampton, L. Rushing, escort J. Durham, J. Greer, escort J. McShan, L. Latimer escort J. Clayton, P. Smith, escort P. Yarbrough, Bill Kennemer, M.C, W '-vi' -99-V wa- f .tw OTHER OFFICERS: QL, TO RJ Wayne Loman, Vice-Presi- dent: Charles Durham, Treasurer, Gene Loman Reporte r 5 Bill Brandt, Secretaryg and Don Tindal, Sentinel. F. F. - Thelocal chapterof Future Farmers of America was host for the district F. Ft A. banquet., In district competition in Frionait captured first places in Junior F. F.A. Quiz,Junior Chapter Conducting, Senior Chapter Conducting, and Farm Radio Broadcasting: and third in Farm Demonstration. There was r e p r e s e nta t i on from the chapter in the Lamb County Fair and Livestock Show and in the Lubbock South Plains Fair. The boys brought home numerous prize ribbons from both fairs. fBelowMFront row L to R 1 Wayne Loman, Harold Brantley, Bill Brandt, Paul Yarbrough, John Clayton, Orville Haynes Don Tindal QCenter row, L. to RJ: Dale Savage, Larry McCain, James Durham, Melvin Camp D ell, James Blessing. QThird row, L.. to RJ: Johnnie Burleson, Lon- nie Perkins , Thomas Moss, Charles Durham, Glenn Blank- enship,Gaylon Burns, Bob Orr, Douglas Walden, Travis Alt- man, and Udo Strasilla. 'J X H +- F,F,A, Sponsors, W,W, Hall and James Pirkeyexamine some prize ears of Corn. JUNIOR MEMBERS: fBe1ow, lefty fFront Row, L. to R.lTommy Kirk, Monte Berry, Jimmie Duke, Lloyd Champion, Billy Light- sey. QSecond Row, L. to RJ Charles Thompson, Lawrence Macha, Harry Miller, Larry Weaver, Delwin Williams. QThird Row, L. to RJ Gene Loman, Roger Jones, Thomas Anderson, Doyle Montgomery, Charles Richardson, Cl-QE-an Harris. fBack Row, L. to RJ Davis Williams, KE-'raid QLQJEQ Bill Willis, Bobby Pitman. ,f-x.z- , 2 R ll wh : jf? 2 Q5 1 -1 QBelowj F. F. A. blue ribbon-Crop Booth at the Lamb County Fair. SOPHOMORES QF1rst row, L to R 1 Bllly Dolle Bllly Cas setty Dale Parrack, Dav1d Mordeca1,GaryP1ckrell Dean Faxer James Aldndge Dar ryle Mote QBack row, L to R 1 Ruben Brock, Cec1lJohn son, Pete Chester, Bobbxe Cunnmgham, W1ll1e Odell Bruce Trotter, Paul Evans, Comme S11ls Davmd Haynes, Donald Smlth FRESHMEN Qlst row, L to R D Jxmmy Rlchardson, Gene Askew,Luther H111 John Puman, Ray Mmyard, Ray mond Henderson Znd row L to R Charles Cullum, .Tackle Weaver, Lloyd Jaquess Bobby Carllsle, J W Bxtner, Monte Hulse 13rd row L to R 1. Ronald Dutton, Paul Nichols, David Metcalf Gay- lon Ammons Lewis Foley, Mack Campbell Laney Rea - gan 14 i ff I OFFICERS: ffront row-1. to rj: Bar- bara Robinson, San- dra Vick, Emma Lou Colson. fback row -1. to r. 1: Joyce Colbert, Shar- on Burkhart, .Tan Hampton. frightj: Betty Lou Purdy-President. Junior F, H, A, mem- bers posed in two groups for the pho- tographer. WEMAKFRS I' 4' 0 NEW YN f will ll 4 .?E 2 ' 9 A -. 'H 1 4-. o Q Q 5 10 0 O JUNIOR Members lTop R. , Seat- ted L. to RJ: Marilyn Wingo, Barbara Hinkle, Barbara Yoh- ner, Betty Fore, Claudette Ren- fro, Gracie Russell, Linda Stooksberry. fStanding L. to RJ: Beverly Latham, Mar- garet Young, Margaret King, Dorothy Lewis, Loretta Locker, Nadine Pearson, Mary Lou Dil- lon, Barbara Massengale, Helen Henry, Sherron Robinson, Janice Renfro, Sue Jones, Frankie Turner, Diane Davis. SOPHO- MORES Members fSeated, lst row, L. to RJ Karen Rogers, Jo Ann Hall, Pat Street, Ann Fields, George Ann Crerlach and Patsy Marshall. fSeated Znd row, L. to RJ: Phyllis Clayton, Martha Ann Williams, Roxene Bingham, Paula Carmickle, Ted- dy Jo Bitner,Linda Latimer, and Joy Windwehen. 13rd row,Stand- ing L. to RJ: Elaine Srygley, Bettye Wyatt, Nancy Russell and Janna Crawford. ,W fBelow lj The Homemaking girls displaytheir projects of sew ing, cooking, handwork, and flower arrangement aftera sum mers work. QBe1owj The emblem c e rem ony in the fall ini tiated the beautiful new emblem presented by Mrs. Patsy Lively Brittain, for whom the chapter was named X gm.-.- ,S . I 'ESF' Sq Ticket Sale Committee: fl. to r.l Nelda Heard, Yvonne Row- ell, Patsy Reeves. .2-iffrt . Nfiiiff' ' ff- l SENIOR PLAY S T Man Alive, a three-act mystery, by Carl Webster Pierce, was pre sented by the Senior Class on Mar. 12 in the High School auditorium. The story involved the arrest of Gordon Crane for a crime c om mitted when he was three hundred miles away on his honeymoon. Complications arise when his supposedly-dead twin brother appears on the scene. Comedy and thrills held the audience s pe ll bound to the last curtain. fbelowl Senior Play Cast: J. Clayt on- Tim Ke lly, Pat Smith- L iz z i e, K, King- Roy Alden, C. Hulse- Ellen, B. Kenneme r- Jason Wheeler, J. Durham- Gordon, T, Evins - George, L. Roberts- Grace, P, Gray- Hester, N. Burks- Della. f 6 . Asif, f if-fm: - 4 .'. ' 1- , -i2Fu..:1i::..ii 'um AD SALES COMMITTEE: front row fl. to r.jDavid Hampton, Phyllis Jeffries, Edna Wallace, Paul Yarbrough. back row fl. to r.j Wayne Wicker, Jimmy McShan. Sponsors: Mrs. I-louk and Mr. Gil- strap confer on the subject of stage settings. PLANNING COUNCIL fl. to r., VV, Wicker, R. Rockelle, P. McCown, P, Jeffries, C. Hulse, and L. Hoover, MORNING WATCH Morning Watchis a non-denominational devotional period. Students gather for a s hort time each Monday and Thursday morning for spiritual guidance fr om student-pre sented pro- grams or guest speakers, The organization is functioning in its thir d year and the number of participants is steadily in- Creasing. fBeloWJ Group in attendance January 5, l956. SONG LEADERS fl. to r.Q Palmer McCown and Wayne Wicker. PROJECTIONIST CLUB MEMBERS Front Row Q1 to r j B Gr1mes M Greer M Ratllff M Morr1s G Wllemon H Brantley Z d Row fl to r QB Brandt A Parker W W1cker R Lowe D Tmdal J Clayton 3rd Row ll t r P Adkms, B Orr G Burns J Jarmeson G Blankensh1p SERVICE QRQUDS Qabove l tor I Mr Brune Projec t1on1st Club Sponsor Jlmrrue Bennett Secretary Junmy McShan Pres1dent Paul Yarbrough Vlce Presldent Student Ass1stants to Mr Brune G Wllemon, D Tlndal G Burns J Lee R Carpenter, C Corry, H Hunt C Duvall W W1cker Mr Brune StudentAssistants to Mr. Reeves l. to r.j V. Edwards, I... Rushing, P. Cowan, B. Chester, J. Simmons, P. Carmickle, L. Latimer, T. Bitner, C. Hulse, K. Hulse, J. Allison, B. Yohner, fBackl J. Durham, G. Burns. 4 1 54.09. U ..C4:, .4 44,44 ' '4 ' u ll ' 4 'A 0 ' ,4i ' . Grateful, , fa lin 4'o'a'l' 4' D I 4 ' ' O I ' '4 f4'.4l, , A59 'uri ,'n':,1P'4n 0 .4 ,1. riPP:.:,,:,g'4 4 44 4'v,f 544' . 4 4'r Klan' A44 .l4:4 .1.,1 ..,,,4.' 44I4'l 'axipzl JDS' 4 4 U Uv 'IQUA 4' ' . 'llll u ', 4, Opl. .l,4l'g. . u,',4,.l I 4 1:r ., ,outg 44.'. ' ll' HN lr I AT' ' U 4 4 4 0 l.C.g U' 0, 4 5 4 4 ll 5 anna l'A: ,loo gn 44 413: 4 , ,4 4:5 1-'-14. 124' Ad I A. A 4 .4 .'i i I '-' A vo: 4 510,59 wo- ' ' I 4 4 :U A I 4 4 4.4, 5 P ' D 9,454 , .A 'O ll ' ' . 4 vb' Dru f as 04' vP'. Q ,z l,,g.l,. . ' . 0 ' NS 0 Q, a 4 4 ,na 4 p .f Q1 D5 npr -44 .5 4 . ' ,All .44.4. ' 4 ,44'.44 .44- one A I SDORTS ,ziggy mfmi r .cas I - L jiiigli' A , I-Q N. ',t,',,.g.-ku A i . 'r' ' '31f'fJ:fr. 'S' if , . '-'37f:Q'3lt'Zf?iL212L1. t .,,m.,, , Paul Yarbrough, Center John Clayton, Fullback Glenn Richards, Tackle Player of the Week CWN 'Player of the Week CWN Hon. Men., GLOBE NEWS Znd team GLOBE NEWS Player of the We ek Hon. Men., All-State lst GLOBE NEWS. Hon. Men., team, South Plainslst GLOBE NEWS.Hor1.Men., team, All-Dist, All-Dist, SEPTEMBER 9 In a seasonal opener, Clovis defeated the Wildca ts 18 to 6. Clovis broke through a sturdy Cat defense twice in the first half to score. The Clovis Wildcats continued their spurge of scoring in the second half and increased their lead to three touc hdown s. Littlefield's lone touchdown came late in the third quarter when Greer galloped 56 yards to score. COACHES: WILDCAT MANAGERS: fl. to r.j Mr. Williams and Mr. May- Red Durham, Cecil Bartlett, field and David Hampton. fi ,X N 'fi llll CWN- County Wide News, lo cal Newspaper J .r- - us... Y 5 i ' llll E, 4 Y , . ,..-+-AAUQQ . V V I Jimmy Jamison, End James Lee, Guard Player of the Week CWN Hon. Men., GLOBE NEWS lst Team, All-District. SEPTEMBER 23 Level1and's powerful ground offense crushed the Cats 39 to 7 in Seely Stadium. The Lobos jumped off to an easy lead by s C o r i ng three time s in the first half. Littlefield's only tally came in the fourth quarte r after a Lobo fumble gave the Cats the ball on their own 30 yard line. Greer, Clayton, and Morris punc hed their way through the Lobo line. Greer went over for the TD. Clayton's kick was good. Levellan:l's barrage of touchdowns c ontinued with two tallies in the third period. SEPTEMBER 30 The Cats crushed Brownfield under a continuous scoring barrage 45 to 7 in Seely Stadium. The Cubs drew first blood and the conver- sion was good. Greer, protected by beautiful blocking, cut into the end zone for the first two TDs for Littlefieldg last of the two conver- sions was good. Morris streaked over 10 yards to add a third TD. Wicker intercepteda pass to keep the ball in Litt1efield's possession. Clayton scored just before the half. In the last half, McShan ran 10 yards for a tally and Yarbrough Bob Orr, Quarterback Wayne W'ic ke r, End Player of the Week CWN Znd Team, GLOBE NEWS lst Team, All-District. s c ored a few plays later on a pass interception. Wicker ran 55 yards in the last quarter to pay dirt. QLOWER RIGHTJ Paul Yar- brough, LarryWeaver, Wayne Wicker, and James Pressley come in for a tackle in the Tulia game. N gh 1 5 my Y -veqdlnk 3 9 MJ'-'r X-ar 3.L31Uf: Jimmy McShan, Back Player of the Week CWN A..A'?'P+ - ,H 'nl Joe Hoover, Tackle Player of the Week CWN lst team, All-District Andy Parker, End James Pressley, Quarterback Player of the Week CWN October Z1 The Cats smashed through a battered Tulia defense in a Conference clash to rack up a Z0 to 6 win. The lone Tulia TD came in the first quarte r on a 59 yard pass play. Some plays later, under cover of fine blocking, Morris we nt over to tie the game. The last half was all Littlefield's with McShan and Clayton scoring. October 7 The Tahoka Bulldogs downed the Wildcats ze to IZ. Tahoka tallied in the opening minutes but Wildcats d r ov e back to the six yard line and Morris covered a fumble be hind the goal line for a TD. In the second quarter Pressley bullied his way to pay dirt from the Z yard line. In the closing minutes Jamie s on grabbed a long pass from Pressley in the end zone but the TD was called back. October Z8 In a brilliant display of team spirit, the Wildcats came from behind to overcome a Dimmitt powerhouse 35 to 33. Pressley s c ored the lone Wildcat TD in the first half, The Bobc at s scored as the last half be gan. After this it was Littlefield's show. Greer scored twice, Morris once and Clayton made the final tally followed by his fifth straight good extra-point kick for the night. Mike Greer is shown gaining 16 yards a- round right end in the first quarter of the game against Lockney. .v V pq . t-,..M- 'x llll hllll X 1 x , .. I :W A. .,-,...4ssA'! ........a-wmllhn 1 Y A 1 f W . , - 71T , . Q'.Qv Ag2.1'i1fi, IQ, -' f '. . 'ff' eq.: -4 X---fe 'f'7fg'3,J' riff ,':'.w:'a21iff'f' 'T s- A Y-?'.' ? A ff-aa s ,?j Q- -..'- has-.Q v. S q.. 1 gilv-Y. 55-I 'x,..::g5iM-2.,--QGTL,-nxt:-.,x-4f,g.,Nlgsfinjgy-p.f?:??g'!??i3 Max Morris, L, Halfback Mike Greer, R. Halfback Player of the Week CWN Player of the Week CWN lst Team, All-District. Hon. Men., GLOBE NEWS Hon. Men., South Plains lst Team, All-District. NOVEMBER 4 The Wildcats rode herd on the Muleshoe Mules by a score of 56 to 14 in Muleshoe. Greer scored twice in the first quarter and Morris in the se c ond. Clayton added the extra point all three times. At the start of the last half Lowe fell on the ball behind the goal line for a TD. ln the last quarter Pressley made one TD and slung a pass to Wicker good for another 6 points. NOVEMBER ll The W ildc ats lost an important district clash to Olton, 15 to O. In the scoreless first half Clayton, Morris, and Greer slammed the pigskin down to OltOn's 14 yard line and Olton was stopped just short of the goal line. The third quarter saw Olton's halfback scamper 36 yards for a TD and a few minutes later they scored for the se c ond time. Olton moved onto defeat Dimmitt forthe District Champion- ship for district ZAA. llll wma Davis Williams, Guard Hon. Men., All-District. Roger Lowe, Guard Player of the Week CWN Hon. Men., All-District. QRIGHTJ Max Morris knocks off some yardage in the thirdquar- ter against the Clovis Wildcats. Alb l 1--4 Warner De Sautell, Center Ernie Hoppe, Guard SEPTEMBER 16 The Whitefaces grabbed a 14 to 1.5 victory from Littlefield in a non- C o nfe r e nc e tilt in Hereford. Littlefield scored fi r st as Clayton plunged over from the 5 yard line but missed the all important con- version. The He r e ford eleven came back to s C or e twice and the extra point boots were good. After the half, the Wilde ats came charging back with a series of drives till Morris plunged over from the 5 yard line. Extra point was good but time ran out to leave Littlefield with the short end of the score. NOVEMBER 18 The Wildcats downed Lockne y Z7 to 7. In the first quarter Greer scampered 61 yards to paydirt and Wicker grabbed a long pass from Pressley in the end zone. In the 3rd quarte r the Cats rolled again when Clayton ran 71 yards for a TD and Wicker tallied after a 35 yard run. Clayton missed only one conversion. Alu James Blessing, End gb vw, f l f - N- ' I - I 1' - . Fl V it - S it tl 3 U 5 I S 'il' 7 1 n 74 lx' v -. . - 5 x - P x ri 'T' ' 5. f xl 1 1' . 4 53 1 . v ,gt i- N ,M , 5. I 0 .1 47 f I FSU FIRST ROW ll. to rj Bill Berry, Floyce Pierce, Willie O'dell, Bruce Trotter, Leslie Bevel, Delwin Williams, C h a r le s Powell. SECOND ROW fl. to r.l David Mordecai, Miles Stevens, Mikey Ratliff Bobby Cunningham, Pete Chester, Jeddy Jackson, Doyle Montgomery, Coach Webb. Date Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Nov. I3-TE Nl WILDCAT B SCHEDULE Opp one nt s Abernathy Pioneer s Monterrey Mule shoe Springlake QCoach, Mr. Webb-at rightl S4533 iz 41-'--,,, lb ' . ,Q r, ' ypf. f'f .Q I Wildcats 14 0 0 31 Z5 33 0 45 O 31 JL , ff 7 ,M LM 'Af . tb ,afiff ' ' 41,-1 ylfjcywyff I, .A -'x 'N f3S 36' l B-TEAM, FRONT ROW 414, TO RJ: F. Pierce, W. Ode11,L. Weaver, E. Hoppe, E. Harris, B. Berry. BACK ROW, CL. TO RJ: W. Lee, J. Banks, P. McCown, M. Stevens, A Parker, G. Shaw. BOYS 5 ,,..,.,, . v R John Clayton-F. Joe Hoover G K I e w e '- 1 , , ,C '34 ' ilmr -..M in -.Q-.W , X. W - 10 38 MANAGERS: Cecil Bartlett and Tomm ye Cloninge r. S-J ,J U. W . ,aol ,, ae- .QI Red Durham G Charles Duval-F Wayne Wlcker-F, Paul Yarbrough '- ,1..,, .W WL C5 MWA.. - -G ,.,,l.. ,, C 1-Iwi, f A ' A or ,. ,Q .www ..,, Q 'Q' A, su ' v gwwj-5-Y 'Mit ' , -W we y C-T' J a-'fi-42:e,,,,--W , ' WJ' -f we P2 c 'Q - - f- Y '- '-'L ' 1 If 4 ' 'I-P 'T I' W Y Q'- Y F' ' w ---1'-M 'A ww-'I TPTT' AT '1 1 F, EF, FRONT ROW: fl. to r.j J.W, Bitner, Mgr., Billy Jeffries, Raymon Lee Henderson, Preston Beard, Lloyd Jaquess, Ray Minyard, Monte Hulse, James Goldston, Billy Foust, Bill Yohner. SECOND ROW: fl. to r.l Gene Askew, Billy Duncan, Neal Walker, Howard Atwood, David Metcalf, Bill Wade, Ronnie Vaughn, and Paul Nichols. THIRD ROW: fl. to r.j Coach Gene McCanlies, Robert Mas sengale, Thomas Williams, James Royall, Gus Gallini, Charles Hayes, Landon Roberts, Hilton Hemphill, Laney Reagan, and Gaylon Ammons. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Freshman Wildcat Schedule Ciwponents Wildcats Levelland ----- 9 Plainview- - - - 32 fx-X Whiteface- - - -13 l9 QHomel Q Levelland- - - -14 13 lHornel Plainview- - - - -Z4 14 lHornel Whiteface- - - - -14 fRightl Ronnie Vaughn, Freshman back, picking up Z5 yards against Whiteface B , FIRST TEAMU. to r.l B. Jeffries, J. Pressley, H. Hemphill, C. Hayes, J. Goldston. FRESHMAN FOCTBALL Coach Ge ne McCan1ies-Ce nte rg Co- Captains 11.1 Hilton Hemphillg 1121 Bill Jeffries. IST ROW fl. to r.l G. Ammons, B. Jeffries, J. Pressley, H. Hemphill, C. Hayes, J. Golclston, L. Roberts. ZND ROW Ql. to r.J B. Foust, D. Metcalf, B. Duncan, R. Minyard, L. Jaquess, M. Hulse, B. Wade, A. Duggan. ' H 9:'XxK 7' .W Q7 S 5 Q Q ,Q 'iz -P xp s km,..,,.1'l ' i 5. fb 3 - I X N , 'H x 4 922 ,. 3 uQ,gfs1ii'?iF.w,zg,w 1 4 -. M.: 3 lui I rf ,funn Q . .iw H' TENNIS. Ql. to r.j James Durham, Cecil Bartlett, Johnny Burleson. TENNIS, fl. to r.jRuthCo1-ry 'PeaChy Cowan, Patsy Pickrell 1 f GOLF, fl. to r.j Paul Yarbrough, Alex Duggan, Bob Orr John Clayton. SPORTS INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL. Qfront row, l. to 121 L. Rushing, P.Pic:krell, P. Cowan, G. Matthews, C, Locke, M. Bell, P. Brown. Qback rowj R. Corry, B. Chester, Miss Whitehead, Qsponsorl, P. Bethel, J. Weaver. CLASSES i.f'g:.., JAMES PRESSLEY Freshman Class President Freshman Class Sponsors-Mrs. Nazworth and Mrs. Ayres. ,,,,.f '-vi.,-,,,... n FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: fl. to LJ Kay Smith-Report- er, Shirley Young-Secretary, Bill Wade-Vice-President, Bill Jeffries-Treasurer. FRESHNIAN CLASS Freshmen will long remember their fir st day in L., H, S, It wa s faces that Took a beating ------ first the s ee mingly pe r mane nt paint and then the scrubbing before they could enter the building. The boys will turn ashen-faced at the memory of that first chaw of tobacco and the girls will see bile-green up on remembrance of their special party. But, a fte r initiation treats, 125 F r e s hm e n settled quickly into L. H. S. life. xv! -. W Z Q S iles- Gene James Gaylon Alexafldel' Aldridge Ammons x M K L. ' 5.5, ' f ! f N W we w ik Gene I . M' A Howard Donnie Q' Brenda Askew B h Atwood Austin Q Babbitt K l 5 if M z , nnee B 5 1 R be Nettie E Preston Q Barrick Beard B Q 5 ,.. B B, Charlotte Sandra, B. Brinegar Burkhart e-rf. f M A J.W. E BN :.. 5 Johnny Bitllel' , E' N Bghot 4 ff' H li , B M' - 1 ' 1 4 AEN MaCk Barbara 'Y Bobby NF Campbell Capell - Carlisle M ' t any , V A , 3- W r L 1. L, fix , Vf T lBe1owy Mr. ' L ' ' b Goodwin's 5 ' ju General N A igfcience Class.7 X .f A - ' 4 5 - Sharon x Burkhart L JP 5 N fr -L Q V Sandra Joyce 85 Carmickle Colbert Emma Saundra Colson Connell Melva Cotton Bxlly Duncan Ronald Dutton Faye Duncan ia Barbara Eddmg Q Charles Cullum Joy Elhot I it d 5:4 Z5 i J' 'Tl UIFFIN rn! Z Gwyn Dalton Jo Ann Flemmons T-7 3 Lavisha Cotham De1o1s Duncan .lame Eagle Lewls Amta B11ly Foley Fore Foust Arthur Duggan LeRoy Duncan 40' Lmda Emfmge r 86 F' D ' C l wi' A' 3: . g I I FQ., if , H J Q' , 'G 7 I 5 1 Q 4.4. ' f f' .' 9 0 f v 0 , ' 5 l y i n 'YE 4 L . ' f V , 'Y I ' 4 j 1 I , V' , I if l Q, ! A , I 5 x 3' I , X S I K 1 cg XXX ag, ' , L? ,f X f Q ! 4 'VV 4. Fredda Friday no if 3' 4 X flfll A Jan 2 Jan Greer N i I 'Q 1 Hemphill :fl if Luther Hill Raymond 1 Henderson vi ,lx lf' 4 Sharon Huber GQ U 8 A Bennett 7 HL1tCl'lil'1gS0n Jackson James Jose Goldston Gonzales 1 N ', is . , -in s If Wanda Hemphill Lucy Hinkle lBelowj For shame, J.W. --napping in English Class. E. ct. Harry Heckard ir Delores Hess Howard Hunt Y bei. I f We B111 Paula Lloyd Jeffrles Jenson Jaquess Lanetta Johnson Lackey Jern1gan Albert Locke iw S Jerry Mas s engal e Glendon Mc A11 ste r 1 Ray Mmyard F' Yvonne Nixon Af! Jamce Sandra Martha Ann Ludlow Davld Metcalf Carol Glenda Naylor Neel ii B1111e Janette Nolan Pannell Laqulta Lambert Dorls Macha Paul N1chols ff, yy - I 4' Q- x l' fi W dl J 4 'I' - 3. 4 x xx , x we ,, A o F . . , , FF . N ' - ,1 L q .fe . 1 , J ' , F L 'J M . E . ir- 3 N 4. T 'X J J. 1' .wx sr ' 'K 3' ,, V s ,Y L f - j y y s Q J fa? G- f Laney Reagan L 4.- F . ,li Sue Russell ,rf VK Kay Smith 89 John James Betty Pitman Presley Purdy -r.. 'L e A Q 's I A i r 4 i' fx Db, h in rv ,' 2 Q , L g 12: ,1 Jimmy Landon A Barbara Q Richardson Roberts f Robertson is t .. G 66 F . K 1 Y R 1 David E James Robinson S Royall M Janice H Kay Simmons Smith H xr , -'Sy Betty N Ii- Shoemaker . f Q 9 Q . Q Linda Georgia Bobby V Stanford Tapley KII- Taylor L if X viii! -Q QBe1owj Reg 'S 5 reads with -.. Iv Glenda Thompson Sharon Thornton his book up side down. A Priscella Harlin Linda Tomson Trammell Truelock v-IU! CD' HH 40' WW SH ,,..W I-' fb 42 WO Cl US-.QL :JD- 'Tl F1175 Im rn! Z P1 55 :B 5... mm IN 4. P '1'Y 015' Of I5 Beverhe Turner Betty Vxlla Jack1e Weaver Ann Walden Sr Givx Jame s Wllhams B111 Wade Kenny Wllemon B111 Joy Shlrley Yohner Young Young Sandra Vlck Neal Walker Betty W1nf1e1d 90 B if I . ' X A 41. X, ' ,I .B Q, l N E ,, ' 1 Ji' 1 6 i 0,1 ll 2. an V V- mf m 7 xg kwrr 1 f Z: ,:.,.ai L 2 eae 'W -. M W C' ' 7 Linda Sue Gus Donnie Howell Gallini cundiff 1 4 rg -. . fBelowj Tired of sitting Betty? 'Z' fBelowj Enghsh I students hard at work C' 1 ni: 'Z .::x. .zziblla 'FE F E S E 5- 'X lBelowJ Jose seems puzzled over an Algebra problem. fBelowj Watch1t' General Sc1 ence Class s off on another ex perlment' r 4. --I 1 4' '--4---.-.....,..,,.,,.,z,,k -T 5 CHARLES DUVAL Sophomore Class President 'Class Sponsors: Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Williams. 'Phil . '-1--.....-..,,, 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: 11. to r.l Benny Williams- Reporter, Jo Ann Hall-Sec r eta ry, Phyllis Clayton-Vice- President, Pat Street-Treasurer. SODHCMORE CLASS Sophomores blazed the way with initiation ideas to wel- come the Freshman Class into L. H, S. Their face paint- ing artwork and their ingenious clothing styles drew shrieksoflaughter from the casual observer. After this first day stunt they settled back to take their respective places as good solid citizens of L. H.S, lilly Speedy Abeyta James Baldwm Bllly Berry Teddye Jo Bltner so-f RSV' ,gm 1? Jean Wayne Jeame Alhson Ausmus Ba11ey Betty Mary Lou Barker Barker 1434 in Leshe Jay Bevel Brldwell Elton Bearden Ruben Brock Phylhs and Pat are Too Pooped to Pop after the Oleta Dxmnmtt pep rally Blevlns e,.. A ---:V A 'f-QQ e we u nvyy Vi' ' K1- B, ' ', B 'n .mn in Q ey' M .' Q wt. H'- W 1 Barbara Brown Peggy Brown Bluy ur 1S'! Paula Carmlckle Phylhs Clayton Janna Crawford AY Cassetty i A Clonmger Jlmmy Crawley ff' Norma Patsy Buck Burns Barbara Chester 1 Pete Chester Corry Bobby Cunnlngham Peggy Cox Wan qv son y AM sf GL Al w N x ni,-6 i O X A es f 5 I 'V l K, -1 ' e E s R' f W f w E' t f V 1 V I 'A B N 'fu Q A Tomfrmye Clinton b 1 w DY 2 r ,r t fS . X' , . - A X M' . C 94 grew. vf' Q Billy Dolle Dennis Dunn Paul 17' Patsy Emberson Evans Jerry Foust Gayle Gar ren Q---4 'iff' Helen Fowler George Ann Gerlack I 4' Charles y lLee Edward Duval Elms Dean Favor ',...-.-- gf Ann Flelds Barbara '--Q Nma Garms Garrard Take It easy Karen Those flngers are pre CIOUS W' W mag V 6 A 5. -e' as. . ' r 'B' e o D y ,'L O p 0 do E qv! A gb l X J rv- ws l M , - N - ,,, in X j Q ,,f 1 I tx Edith Rudy Ed V2 Gohlke Gomez Gregory Twzla Hampton Rex Ivey in Cec11 Johnson G. David Hayne s Thomas Jennmgs ' 44.4, 1' Rose Marie Juanita Molly Linda Jones Kennedy Kennedy Latimer Patsie Patsy Manasco Marshall ff Wallace George Ann Lee Matthews L11a Lou Joy Mauk Moore 70- Ollvxa Bllly Messer Moore Slow down Ted' Take lt easy m those luxurlous David DarrV1 surroundmgs Mordecax Mote ,,,,,,. 3 C5 wr- . , if 2, 44 Q L, 5 ,f ,VM as Q k 'i l' ' I 1' i 'U Q I so ggi- no f - Q M if f 1. v Q s K Q ' . ,L F g 5 f Q J: - ls '51 Sure,- Waymon Mary Nancy Mueller M1ller Newton l hm Darrell Ogerly Floyce Plerce '1 James Ray 7' in f 9 LaVoyce Oldham Bob Porcher Karen Rogers Viv' -quur Dale Parrack B1lly Larry Rogers LIX M - '- ix Ny M Ll X I Willie Odell R' Gary Plckrell Charles Powell Sandra Ross :llama 1t v 3 .. an ,Q is a yy , S ' :Zf , K O L y L,VV?A I, 1 - h 5 p r 3 H . Q . M R . 'F 4 E . l A 'iw S . R. 6 . y , 31 g X y or , ,ay XS y. A V - og Y 1' X Plans aa li I 'Q 3 I A a 1 KAQ ,gn- 41' NBHCY Ohn Glorxa Larry Russell Scarborough Sealy Sharp ..,. m,.w 5 A in A , , 9 Q Q N 'V . . I s fir G J P o 'K Q- E 5' Q' A' We ' x Gaston Shaw M1les Stephens 'Nur Marg1e Trammell '73 DD0Y1a1d Conme I Smlth Pat Street Bruce Trotter S1115 Elame Srygley Bonme Gene Swart It's an adjectwe, Ronme Tlrey K N'- -K X, Ronnie Vorheis Martha Williams Gilbert Gallegos Peggy Wallace f-A apes x Dorothy West Joy Windweheri Roxene Bingham Donald Williams fi Y Carol Williams Q Charle s Heffington T.H. Mobley '22 Q 1' fl The Sophomore Melody Bells ready to sing. Better l'1ll1'I'Y if YOU Want to beat that last bell, Dean. To Paula Math must be fun. DWP thought 01' dai' dreams, Clinfono QB-eiowy oLToN GAME BONFIRE. An an-our drive built up a larger bonfire pile for a sec- ond try. ' mn: JOE HOOVER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Donna Goertz- Vice-President Junior C1355 President Anne Bellomy-Secretary, Karlyn Hulse-Treasurer. Sponsors: C Mrs. Doherty and Mr. Lyman Qty Juniors proved themselves to be good 'footlighters ' in June Mad. They made a solid hit with the Senior s as good entertainers with a gala Junior-Senior banquet in the Spring Through the whole year they stood their ground as leaders in I.,.H.S. Cr 'ii 's N slim. J fm xv if S 2- J' ' Q '52 ,S V ..-if-ff 2 F?' 2 zlfnszefdg. 3 OLD ' BUSINESS 0 Phmhp Adklns BLIV Austln '7- Jerry Austm 5 ve Mary Bedford Anne Bellomy 1 i .151 ,y Monte Berry Jlmmle 1 Bennett 6-1 GV Wh1ch hurts most, Warner, 'bi' the head or the f1nger'P , .rf 24 Jack1e Bevell 103 Thomas Anderson Betty Ayres 175 Jerry Banks Molly Bell gif? 8.2 4 X46 men Benev1des Vfifwf E' 'C' N.- 7-1. Ci 4'- 3 N-2 . l. , S, v 4 C.. 1 I 5' ' A- , , , ' jf V' , ' ' - fi?--1' 1' x an Y, - M 2. 4 ,Q sl g i at 5 ' ' 2 K r :w X fl In . 0-hx 5' I Q, J . M' I , , f 7 , Y Q '13 Don Blackman Janet randt Carol Caldwell Lloyd Champlon Nancy Cotham in 'CN ..f '4 Clois Cotton Warner De Sautelle James Blessmg Russell Carpenter Wmllard Callahan Rlchard Colson Jlmmy Cowan 115' Dianne Davis ny. QSW4-ff!! f70Z Dillon 104 'T' ini 3 'QQ' 96 ' 6oa '9 .i Gay Douglas Betty Drury W 1 Jlmmy Duke Lmda Fleldton Nell Gallegos 1,7 Donna Sue Goertz Vlctor Gonzales Roger reall concentrates on Engllsh R L Graham 105 Juanelle Douglas F1-ank1e Edwards 1? Vu-gmxa Edwards Betty Fore Ronnle Glover 442' 1' lx Q . ,a'?l.1f K H 1 I Q N. x X . ri KN, s V' j O X . ie . .i,f, 11' ' ' S J ,N X 5: G. 6 , 'r-A y is ly . h W WA sf. 5 . Y ,ak ma Michael Greer Torn Grime s 6 x K Kenny Harlan James Heffington Barbara Hinkle Bill Grimes Clinton Harris 'Pat Hebel Helen Henry Alvin Holmes 17' Barbara Earnest Hock Hoppe Joe Karlyn Hoover Hulse 1- , Lawrence Hutson John Jackson Q..f' 241' Jean QQ aquess Qoag 2' 1 44? Sue Jones B1111e L1ghtsey Loretta Locker Carohna Lmgnau D1dn't know that Typlng Class could be so funny, James Gene Loman 107 Barbara Jackson Roger Jones Margaret Kmg Tommy Klrk Carlene Locke Roger Lowe Sunny McCorm1ck Palmer McCown Patsy Massey Janzce Montgomery pf Sam McCorrn1ck Lawrence Macha Barbara Ma. s sengale Gay Mmyard Max Morrls ki 4 rf Doyle Gary Montgomery Mueller Harry M111er E if-H-' 108 wi i Ni did M 3 sc: 9 A'-if J X N I , M O x ' S t If af' Carl Olson Andy Parker Margle Pack Wayne Peek A' I Margxe Pate Mlnme m Y'-df Peel if avvzww i495 Bobby Pmtman Mlckey Rathff Edd Ray After three years 1n hxgh school Ph1111p and Sue st111 playwxth matches ln Chem lstry Class Claudette Renfro 6 ' 109 fag? Nadme Plerson Eugene Petree Gerald Qualls 11 3' Glenda Renfro Charles Richardson fb Jo Ann Robertson Lavillas Rushing Janette Sander son Margie Sexton Carol Squires Janice Renfro Leon Rogers Sherron Robinson Gracie Russell Carolyn Sell 40: all Richard Shipley Linda Stooksbe rry 110 J Y Nlta Strlckland Dessle Taylor Patsy Tlrey Frankle Turner Georgeann Walker Aaron Swart Charles Thompson Lupe Toblas Elsle Turvavllle Jane Weaver lbw -41 Larry Weaver Juamta. Ward 1- Test day for second perxod Amer1can I-hstory Class Wx Gregory Wllemon 5-if Ar 71 Delwin Williams Marilyn Wingo , 9 ' ' A is H f ll Barbara Yohner L.H.S, students ready the bonfire dur- ing Beat Olton week. Davis Lee Williams Gerald Zybura Q- Irene Young 5 Margaret Young X Edd, Betty, and Gregory seem to be waiting for an explosion in chemistry. Yi' , I . '1 Z Yun IN MEMORIANI HAL FERGUSON 11938-19551 TOMMY ANDERS 11939-19551 HUGH GAGE 11938-19531 Thou goest alone on thy journey- Thy memory shall be our portion Until death we shall watch for thy Death of a Warrior fSioux Indian Lamentj 5 I l spirit. 1? ' '5 1 ' A g .IW X K? S '1'1 ELLEN ALLEN Band-3 yrs. L Choir-3 yrs. -Sextette-Jri F. H. A. -l yr. AMBITION: l plan to go to Draughn's Business College, make others happy, and have a wonderful home life. TRAVIS ALTMAN F. F. A. -ZYf9- AMBITION: To be a Rancher and Farmer. 4t! T. PARKER ANDERSON H S l r Band 4 yrs Camera Club l yr Top Photographer l yr Skat Staff l yr Artist Sr Slide Rule Contest Jr Who s Who Math AMBITION: Aeronautic Engineering or another aviation occupation. CECIL BARTLETT F. F. A. -Z yrs. -Radio Team Cotton Classing-Poultry Judging Basketball Mgr. -4 yrs. Football Mgr.-4 yrs. Choir-Z yrs. AMBITION: To be a business executive. 7 PAUL BARKER D E Club 2 yrs AMBITION To be a mechanic PEGGY BETHEL FJ-I. A. -3 yrs. Pep Squad-3 yrs. Basketball-1 yr. Volleyball-2 yrs. Who's Who-Girls' Athletics All Wildcat Girl Cand. -Sr. yr. AMBITIONZ To be a P. E. teacher at some church camp or girls' camp or to be a secretary. fur -2 GLENN BLANKENSHIP F.F.A.-3 yrs. Band-4 yrs. AMBITION: To be a radio and T,V. repairman. JAMES BOLTON D. E. -2. yrs . AMBITION: To make a career of the Air Force. jill' hal- BILL BRANDT 1-'.F.A. - 4 yrs. Sec.-Sr.-Crops Team. Jr. Chap. Cond. Team- Chap. Cond. Team- Livestock Judg. Team Lone Star Farmer Jr. Class V. Pres. Sr. Class V. Pres. Proj. Club -2 yrs. Annual Staff - Z yrs. Layfout-Editor-Sr. Track 1 yr. AMBITION: Engineer. JOYCE BROCK Pep Squad - 3 yrs. F.H.A.- 2 yrs. AMBITION: To be an interior decorator. HAROLD BRANTLEY Proj. Club -l yr. Sr. Class Fav. F.l-'.A.-4 yrs. Band- 4 yrs. Choir 1 yr. AMBITION: To finish college. NANCY BURKS N.H.S, - 2 yrs. Band - 3 yrs. Pep Squad - l yr. F.H.A. - 4 yrs. Ex Coun. Jr. Hist.-Sr. D.E. -1 yr. D.E. Sweetheart Reporter Choir - 3 yrs. Sr. Class Treas. Lib. Club l HZ yrs. AMBITION: To be a fashion designer and swimming instructor. f..-1 If in as .. I oe, K, 59- 116 Q JOHNNIE BURLESON Basketball-1 112 yrs. F,1-'.A, -1 yr. Choir-1 yr. AMBITION: To be a Barber. GAYLON BURNS Proj. Club-Z yrs, F. F.A. -4 yrs. -Lone Farmer Who's Who-V,A. AMBITION' Star To be a good Rancher. 2 MELVIN CAMPBELL F.F.A,-4 yrs. AMBITION: To go to college and be a county agent. JOE CARTER Camera Club-1 yr. Choir-3 yrs. Skat staff- 1 yr. NELSON CARLISLE F,F.A, -3 yrs. Proj. Club-1 yr. D, E. -1 yr. AMBITION: To own my own body shop D't d on worry, E na. and Russel as they risk an exploslon wlth that hy drogen experiment. Tommy has hms eye on Johmta Sports Writer Basketball-Z yrn. Track-1 yr. Jr, Play AMBITION: To be a Journalist. , ffzmrr L H. BETTY CASSETTY Pep Squad-Z yrs. Choir-l yr. AMBITION: To be a secretary or beauty operator. BARBARA CHAMPION Pep Squad-3 yrs. -Sec. Sr. Basketball-3 yrs. Volleyball-Z yrs. F.H.A. -l yr. AMBITION: To goto college and enter a successful career. 'FWE 'IL JOHN CLAYTON N.H. S. 42 yrs. -V. Pres. -Sr S. C. -2 yrs. -Treas.Jr. -V. Pres. -Sr Proj. Club-2 yrs. All Wildcat Cand. -Soph, F.F.A. -l yr. -Radio Team- Farm Demonstration Choir-l yr. Football -4 yrs. Track-3 yrs. Basketball-4 yrs. Golf-l yr. AMBITION: To be a C. P. A. NORMA COLSON D.E. -2 yrs. -Sec. -2 yrs. Pep Squad-l yr. Choir-l yr. AMBITION: To do my best in whatever choose as a career. LLOYD CLEVENGER F.F.A. -Z yrs. AMBITION1 To be a Radio and T. V. Technician or an Electrical Engineer. RUTH CORRY Pep Squad-l yr. Basketball-l yr. Volleyball-1 yr. AMBITIONI To do the will of God. K- yt 'N0 ,Q-.--1 'CV' 8 ,t , X r 5, ., Z .- E7 1 .1132 -O.-w v .'-JS' LOYD COWAN D.E. - 2 yrs. -Sgt.-of-Arms, Sr. MARY CROSBY Annual l yr. Arl1stSr. Pep Squad - 1 yr. Choxr - 3 yrs. .-XTMBITIONZ To be of service to my fellovlman. CHARLES DURHAM Basketball - l yr. P'.F,.-X. - 4 yrs. Treas. - 2 yrs. Crop leant Q,-klnl I.1x-ustuck Team. Cl1,.r - l vr A.MBl'I'lON To gm. and farm. a sectzo. zz' land. PEACHY COWAN Pep Squad - Z yrs, Head Chverleadc-rfSr A1l-Wx1dcatG1rl- ,Tr Jr. Class Reporter Basketball-Z yrs. Volleyball-Z yrs. All-Dust. Team - Jr. AMBITION Tu be- A sa-t rvtdry ur bask:-tball 4 mu lm. JAMES DURHAIV1 N.H.S. - 1 yr.-V. Pres, Sr, F.F.A. - 4 yrs. Lone Star Farmer-Radio Team - 2 yrs. Sr. Chapter Conductmg -Jr. Chapter Conductmg . F.F.A.Qu1f-Dazrx Products F.H,A, Budrlx'-Jr. Jr. Play Choir - l yr. S.C. - Z yrs. Sec. -Sr. Football - 2 vrs. Basketball - 2 yr: Track - 2 yrs. Ska! Staff Sports Reporter Z yrs. Jr, Class Favclrxie. Rotary Scholarship AMBITION' To be a coach. Such eagerness! For what class could Bill be headed? N M .. 1- 'R' Vu' 1b,p 'txsf' fa H07 DANNII-I DUNN F F A -Z yrs. I7 E -2 yrs.-Pres.-Sr. .lr Class Pres. Ex. Off Member of S.C, C uf Hon, - Soph. N H S TOMMY I-:VLNS ' Cams-ra Club-1 yr. Band-4-yrs. -Pre-s. -Sr Chuxr-5 yrs. -V. Pr-fs. - Sr -Quarlvt-Z yrs -S Dar.- Z yrs -All State -Z yrs. -Ser - nmn1.e.,r1l-r-1 yr. Jr Play. Wh0's Who-Band AMBITION To bc a learner, JOHNIT.-X G.-XLLINI Pep Squad -Z yrs. -Cheer- leader-Z yrs. Band-3 yrs. -Maj. -Sr. C. of Hon. --4 yrs. Annual Staff-Copyxst-l yr, Annual Sale-S-1 yr. F ll A Byrs, Choxr-3 yrs. -Sextettc-l yr - Sec. Leader-2 yrs, -Tmo- Sr. yr Sr Class Reporter Who's Who-Forexgn Language. AfxIBlTlON To be a happy, successful wxie. SHIRLEY FAIR Lib. -Jr. Pep Squad -Z yrs -Treas. -Jr F.H.A -3 yrs. -Sec. -Treas. - Soph. -Sec.-Jr' D. E, -1 yr AMBITION To be a Home Econommst, PHYLLIS FOUST F H A .2 yrs. Band-4 yrs. chan-.3 yrs. AMBITION To fzmsh school. 11406121.10 GOMEZ s C -1 yr, Camera Club-1 yr. -V, Pres. -Sr. Annual Staff-l yr, D. E. -l yr. Football-l yr. Track-l yr AMBITION- To be a photographs-r. 4' 1 1 MARINE uoouwm N H S, -s yrs. -sf., sr. Bdsm-1ba11.z yrs. von.-yb..11.1 yr. Ska! Staff-K yr. -Ed. -Sr. Camera Clubvl yr -Su. Q' C. ui H. -Jr R1 Sr Outslandmg Gmrl J.1yk-,.-n.- s. E.-ylzxrshnp .-XMBIYION TU Ln- A 1: -nlnhal mxxsmzparx. PEGGY GRAY Jr. Play. N,H,S. Z-yrs,- Reporter- Sr. Band 4 vrs. Choxr- 1 yr. All-Slate- Sr SkatStaf1'- 1 yr, Bus. Mgr.-Sr. AMEITION. To lwe a happy hfe and havv a happy home, 77 Mz..f. -7' .-42 J454 DAVID HAMPTON S. C. -K yr. F, F, A, --4 vrs. -Lone Star Farmer, Jr. Chap. Cond. Sr, Chap. Cond.-Radu: foaru-Cotton IR-am Chou'-Z yrs. Football Mgr. -5 yrs. Baskezhall Mgr, -3 vrs. Who's Who-Speehh AMBITKON To be a C. P, .-X. THOMAS GRAHAM F.F.A.--1 yrs. -Lone star Farmer-1 yr. 1115, 71 yr. Foonbm-1 yr. AMBITKON: To be a surcessful 1- NLLJUY HACKLER Chou'-X yr. AIMBITION: To be an thc Insuranne Busme-ss. Glu M Udo still has the energy for a hugh smile after his German slap dance! qu--p. - ., -...F-2 if EDDIE HARRIS Band-3 yrs. V. Pres. Sr. D.E. - 1 yr, Basketball- 2 yrs. AMBITION: To be a T.V. announcer. DORIS HATLA Basketball . 1 yr. Pep squad - 3 yrs. Reporter-Sr. Ska! Staff - l yr. Typxst - Sr. AMBITION: To be a Designer. J.C. HARRISON Band - 3 yrs. Choir A Z yrs. D.E, - 1 yr. AMBITION: To be on the staff Mxdland Reporter , of the ORVILLE HAYNES F,F.A.- 4 yrs. Daxry Team Lzve-Stock Team. AMBITION: To make a good farmer. N 5- , l 4- ,45 f -gr f. kfrwge f NELDA HEARD N,H.S. - 3 yrs. Lib, Club - 2 yrs. Pep Squad 1 yr. F.H.A. - 4 yrs. Band - 4 yrs. AMBITION: To be a secretary and later ROSE MARY HESS Pep Squad - 3 yrs, F.H.A. - 1 yr. AMBITION: To be a Lab. Technician. a housewnfe. I' ZZ LINDA HOOVER N,H.S -Z yrs. S,C Rep A.Tr. Pop Squad-5 yrs. -V. Pres. - Sr. Annual-5 yrs.-Bus Mgr - Sr, F H.A -4 yrs. -Exec. Coun.- Sr. -Photo-Soph. Choxr-Sr. Jr. Fav. Basks-rballd yrs. Volleyball-5 yrs Morn Watch Cuun. -Z yrs, AMBITION' To be A surrcssful Clxrxstxan cdu:-.nmn worker. MARY CAMERON HULSE N HS -5 yrs. -Sec. -Sr. S C -1 yr,-Pub, Dxr. -Sr. Jr. Play Soph. Class Fav. Proj, Club Sw:-ethvart-.Tr C of Hon. -3 yrs, Band--I yrs.-B.1nclSwee!hsarl Cand. -Co-Drum Maj. -Sr. F H A -5 yrs. -Treas, -Jr, Choir-4 yrs -Sec, -Jr. E1 Sr. Chr.-ar Swl-r-zhrarz-Sr, Morn Watch Conn. -Z yrs. AMBITIUN To be fm elvmemary school real-lu-r. TEDDY JACKSON D. E -Z yrs. Football-1 yr. AMBITION' To be an arust. JIMMY JAMIESON Pruj. Club-1 yr. Camera Club-1 yr PepSq.x.1d Kung -Sr. I Chuzr -Z yrs. Fuotballll yrs, Baskeiball-3 yrs. AMBITION- To be an the T V Business especzally as an announcer. ' ggi? Leta Merle seeks aid for a snag ln Journahsm RONNIE JAQUESS .-'xNiBIT1ON' To be an archxtcct. class. 'l:: ' PHYLLIS .YEFFRIES N.H.S. -Z yrs. -Reporter-Jr. Annual Staff-Z yrs. -Edxtor Sr. -Annual Sales-l yr. I-'.H. A. -4 yrs. -Ex. Coun. - lyr. -Truas. -Sr. Band--I yrs, -Ser. -Sr. -Band Sweetheart Cand. Choir-Z yrs. -Treas. -Sr. Soph. Class Sec. Sr Treas. Jr. Play Football Queen. Sr. Class Fav. MQr..m,.g wan.-h Council-Sr. l.xb. Club-l yr. -Pres. -Soph Wh0's Who-Home Econornxcs AMBITIONI I'o make others happy. KERRY KING BILL. KENNEMLR N.H.S. -Z yrs. S. C. -Z yrs. -Pres. -Sr. Camera Club-l yr. C. of Hon. Jr. F. F. A. -2 yrs. -Jr. Chapter Cond. -F. F. A. -Quiz Team Chou'-3 yrs. Soph. Class Pres. -Soph. Class Fav. Football-3 yrs. Trank-2 yrs.-Znd plane reg,- Jr. Basketball-Z yrs. Lxons Club Saholarslxxp AMBITIONS Tu be a painless dr-nlxst. fi JAMLQ LLE N.H. s. -5 yrs. -rn-as, -Jr. - ' Football-3 yrs. Pres. -Sr. Choxr-3 yrs. -Quartet 3 yrs. S. C. -Z yrs. Trails-l yr. Camera Club-I yr. Basketball-l yr. Morn. Wat: h Council-l yr. All-Stale Choir-Soph. yr. Jr. Play AMBl'1'lON: C.of Hon. -2 yrs. To be a me-chanu. Band-5 yrs. -All-State Band Cand. -.Z xrs. Chou'-l yr. -Ser. Leader- l yr. Sr. Class Pros. Slholarshxp Tests-Sr. Nat. Merit Coy-Semi-Fm. Who's Who-Scienre Ou!-Standing Boy AMBlTlON: To be a research rherrnst. WAYNE LOMAN JEAN MCCAIN F. F. A, -l yr. - V. Pres, -Sr. Withdrawn f Z4 , ' if-. V-,re 2 LARRY MCCAIN F.F.A. - 2 yrs. AMBlTION: To be a Mortician. JIMMY MCSHAN Proj. Club - l yr. Pres. - Sr. yr. Choir - 3 yrs. Football - 4 yrs. Track - 3 yrs. Basketball - 4 yrs. AMBITION: To be on that T.V, show The Millionaire. Tl-lOlwlAS MOSS F.F.A.- 4 yrs, Farm Demonstration-Radio Team-Lone Star Farmer. Jr. Play AMBITION: To be a successful farmer. PATSY MCCAIN SC.-IW. af' Choir - Z yrs. fb PHA.-4ws Vice-Pres.4Sr. Song Leader - Jr. Pep Squad - 2 yrs, Treas.-Soph-Vice-Pres. Jr. Jr. Class Sec. AMBITIONz To have a happy and prosperous life. 1 WANDA METCALF Withdrawn Recognize any Seniors out of these cute Graders? P I 5 I I I I I sua. Secon ! N ,KV JANE NICHOLS F.lI.A. -Z yrs. -Reporter-Sr, .-XMBITION To always be happy and to be able to get the most out of lxfe, fff Lv , - Cf- ,g 71 faufabifld 7 .f-.f X 92 4 SHERRY PACE Lib. Club-l yr, Who's Who-H. EC. -Jr F.H,A, -4 yrs, -V Pres . Soph. -Pres. -Jr. Sr Sr. - Cand, for Area Off1cers.- State Delegaze-Z yrs, Bandf4 yrs. Choxr-Z yrs AIv1BlTION To be happy and make :he most of my talents. PATSY PICKRELL Pep Squad-3 yrs Ska: Szaffsl yr. F H.A. -2 yrs. -Exec. Com: 1 yr. Volleyball-3 yrs, Basketball-4 yrs. AMBITION- To become a secretary or srenographer no a congress- man in Washxngrorz BOB ORR N.H S AZ yrs. Proj. Clubal yrs. C. of Hon-Jr. F.1-',A -Sr. -Radxo Team- I-'arrn Demon. Football-4 yrs. Track-3 yrs. Golf-1 yr. Debate Team -Sr, Basketball-4 yrs. AMBITION4 To be a credit to some communxry. LONNIE PERKINS Proj. Club-1 yr. Jr. Play F.F.A .4 yrs. AMBITION' To be a farmer and ow: land. L H PORTER Band-4 yrs. AMBITION' To be m the U S ,LF some .ang 'Ni' It . I 2 PATSY REEVES N.H.S. -3 yrs. Lib. Club-Z yrs. GLENN RICHARDS Proi. Club-1 yr. Choir -4 yrs. -All-State Choir Pep Squad-3 yrs. -Treas. -Sr. 2 yrs. AQUIQHPI- l VT' . . If . H. A. -I yr. choir-2 yrs. AMBITIONI To get a College education and enter either business field or rearhing prolession. LETA MERLE ROBERTS N.H. S. -3 yrs. Jr. Play F. F. A, PIow-girl-Jr. C.of Hon. F.H.A. -5 yrs. Band--1 yrs. -Mai. -2 yrs. - Head Maj. -Sr. yr. Choir-4 yrs. -SexLette4Z yrs. Who's Who-Social Studies-Sr. AMBITION: To serve God and mankind to the best of my ability. VIRGINIA ROGERS N.H. S. -2515- Choir-3 yrs. Pep Squad-I yr. Jr. Play C. of Hon. -2 yrs. F, H, .-x, -2 yrs. ASLale Deir-gale-I yr. -se.-, -1 yr. Ska! Stafi-I ir. Homemaker of Tomorrow - Betty Crocker Award. Mxd-Term Graduate v 9417711724 77'.'5f.':,.Q,-J Who s Who-Jr. Football-4 yrs. Basketball-1 yr. Track-I yr. Who's Who-Choir-Sr. AMBITION: To hc an attorney-at-law. RAY ROCHELLE F. F. A, .1 yr. Annual Staff-Jr. Morning Watch Council-Sr. AMBITION: To be a Methodist Minister. K-vsfx 1 Smlle Glenn. Pep Rallies are not sad. ,h,4LJf'f1 M 7? gf. +'i 4-4 4'f ik' -Q YVONNE ROWEL1. Lib. Club - 2 yrs. Pep Squad - 3 yrs 1-'.H,A. V 1 yr. Choir - Z yrs. Who's Who-Library' AMBITION: To major in accounting in college for four years. TOMMYE SIMMONS Pep Squad - 3 yrs. F.H.A. - l yr. AMBITION: To finish high school and go to college. ROXIE STANFORD N.H.S, - 1 yr. F.H.A. V 3 yrs. Lib, Club-l yr .-Reporler- Jr Pep Squad- l yr. Ska! Staff-1 yr. D.E. - 1 yr. AMBITION: To be an interior decorator. DALE SAVAGE F.F.A. - 2 yrs. PATRICIA SMITH N.H.S, - 2 yrs.-Reporter-Sr Choir' Z yrs. Band - 4 yrs. Majorette - Sr. yr. Band Sweetheart-Sr. SkatSta1'!'- lyr. Ass't Editor - Sr. Jr. Play F.H.A. - Z yrs. All- Wildcat G1rlCand. -Soph. Who's Who-Journalism Court of Honor'Sr. AMBITIONL To be a secretary for a large firm. UDO STRASILLA N.H.S.-Hon. Member Camera Club - 1 yr. President, S.C. Hon, Member F.F.A. Slide Rule Contest AMBITION: To attend Texas Tech and major in Electric Engineer - ing. To help obtain world peace and understanding. x, YS-0 mm.. ,W 2 f S.-0' KENNY TATUM F F A -l yr. D E -Z yrs, AMBITION .-XLMO TAYLOR D E -Z yrs F F,A, -2 yrs, AMBITION -'B' To be a lawyer To be a rue-lhdrul 1? DARRELL THOMPSON 7 DON TINDAL D E.-1 yr. Proj. Club-1 yr, Jr. Play E1-'.A V4 yrs.-Sentxnel-Sr.- AMBITION Livestock Team-Jr. -Lone To fxnish education In high Star Farmer school and eollege, have a Basketball-l yr. successful career and marry ANBITION' the Hgh! gxrl- To be a farmer and a book- keeper. 25 DOUGIIL.-XS wxroex Peachy gets set for another yell m Pep Rally F F A -4 yrs. -Pres -Sr, - 4 Dxst. Vice-Pres. -Sr. -Lxve4 5 oek Judg rg Team Chapter Cond, Tear:-Lone Sta. Farmer. AMBITION' To be a farmer. EDNA .TUNE WALLACE N.H.S. -1 1.'z yrs. Jr. Play Band-4 yrs -Ma ore-me-Sr. - J Lxh. AZ yrs. Ska! Staff-l yr, -Lay-out Edxtor-Sr. Choir-3 yrs. -Reporter-Sr. F.H. A. -1 yr. Sr. Class Secretary AMBITION: T0 always be happy. RONNIE WLBS PER F, F, A. -2 yrs. -comm Team-Soph. D.E. -Z yrs. -Tx-sas. -Sr. AMBITION: To be a petroleum engineer WAYNE WICKER F.H.A. Dreamboy-Sr. yr. Football-4 yrs. Basketball--Q -,-rs. Track-3 yrs. Morn. Watch Counczl-2 yrs. Song Leader-2 yrs. Proj. Club-Se-mor yr. Choir-Zl Z yrs. AMBITLON: To be the best mimsrer God can rnake of me. Bll.l. WlLL.lS W xlhdrz-w:1 DOYLE WINFIELD D. E. Club-Z yrs. -Pres.Sr. F. F. A. -2 yrs. AMBIUON: To be a variety store operator. NORMA WLTCHER N.H. 5. -Sr. YY- Pep Squad-2 yrs. F.H. A, -1 Yr- Who's Who-Commercial Woman's Club Scholarship AMBITION: To be a Busxness Edulatxon Teacher. LARRY WREN D.E, Club - Z yrs. WhU's Who - D.PI. .-XMBITION: PAUL YARBROUGH N.H.S.-3 yrs.-Tru-as S.C. -Sr.-SOC. Dir Pro'1.C1ub-Z yrs.-V Pres Tn be a dentist ur an I-'.H..-X. Dreamboy .Tr arc'-.zu-cm 1.1-'.A- 4 yrs, Lune Star Farmer Carman Ju1lg1r1g'I'e:1x Radu: TL-3111 Da1rv Pr11:111rls-Sr chapu r 01.111, Tr c11.1,111-r cfm.: 1.11 mall- 1 ,. Basketball -4 vrs Track-Z yrs. xm.--121.-5. -Soph c 11, 'K'E:11's 'AP111-Boys .-XI' 1311, Q1 Jr. Q. sr, yr. BEVERLY YOHNER Pep Squad - 5 vrs. Pri-s. Sr. F.H.,-X,-Z .,X:1::11al Staff - 1 ,r .-Xnrmal Sales - Sr. AMBITION, To gsm to college, have fun, and get rztarrmeri. hi,-XRY YUBER N.H.S. - 3 yrs. L111. c111b - z yrs Pres. Sr. vvhffs Wm-1-:ng11s C. gf Hon. .-XMBITIONZ To be a regxstered nurse v 1 JIMMY GOLDSMITH '.V::hdrav.:1 40 NThiS 1S study Hall wayne' ff f , - I - - . 4 , 's -Lf' L f c'f v 'O 1 l 1 -QD Z x-Z 1 VL ff 'LjfL! ff 1 si Z6 K f 4 f glfpx lr' W 4 133 ,ff ffxfbc w f 'L 'V X D ffl MDNflNlSTRATl0N OUR SUPERINTENDENT MR. RALPH F. SCHILLING, Superintendent of Little fie ld Public Schools, holds B.S, and M, Ed. degrees. He will c omplete work on his D. Ed. degree in May. He is responsible for business administration and personnel management, and works, unceasingly, for improved school-community relations. Indealing with students of L. H. S. , he shows much understanding and s ym p a t h y for their prob- lems. Mr. Schilling finds time, away from his desk, to attend all of our school af- fairs and numerous civic activities. Amateur radio operating is his favorite past- time. He is a member of Rotary, Kappa Phi Kappa, and several professional or- ganizations . f x f I 1 X 1 I I 1Be1owj MRS. MARSHA LL HO WAR D, Secretary to Superin- tendent, attended Texas Tech and W. T. S. C. For her hobby she en- joys house planning and decorating. C? '-,,.-1-I , ,.,, , GUR GUIDANCE DIRECTOR MR B RUN E , Dxrectory of Secondary Edu cat1on, superv1ses the course of study for grades seven through twelve He lends hls servlces to the prlnclpals and classroom te ache r s ln se lectlng subject materlals, and he makes a xarlety of student tests ava1lable as a gumdance serv1ce He llkesto bang away for hours on the p1ano, alone and he IS an ax 1d football fan Mr Brune attended W T S C and N T S C He holds B S and M S degrees Hts majors were Math Ad mmlstratlve Educatxon and lndustrlal Educatlon OUR PRINCIPAL MR GLENN D REEVES,h1gh school prxncz pal, fmds that the xngemous e xc u s e s glven for bexng tardy are sometunes a llttle hard to belmeve H15 Job lncludes attendance accountlng, coordx natlon of s c hool fac111t1es, and attendlng to the numerous schedule and act1v1ty problems Aslde from hls work Mr Reeves enjoys 'hshmg and huntmg, and he and h1s w1fe love to V1S1t natmnal parks He IS a member of Rotary and several professwnal orgamzatlons He holds B A and M S degrees wxth majors m Chem mstry Engllsh and Admmnxstratxve Educ at Lon S 1 L.. ,,.. ff.. I'pvr,II A, '-:I X E, - 4 . . . . .- ' 0 . . D ' . . V I . rw ,I , , I K 1 ' ' , ' ' I A ,I I . lf mn, If ,- at 0 s. . Q up I ' L E, ' ,,, .ir-1 I I I C is ' II . ,ll ' MJ , o 1 c 0 l o o o I u 'l, ,w- a . Q . ' I y ' I 7 ' I' iq ...dr QAbove1j Mrs, Fred Pope, Mrs. Clarence Deavers, and Mrs. R.E. McAlister fry steak in quantity. K '1 5 1 -0' fBelowl Lunch room tables are set for primary favorite with the small fry. i .QFNXH fAbovej Mrs, Forrest Martin, Lunch Room Supervisor interrupts her b o ok work to inspect a menu sheet. children. This was hamburger day, a. ' 122, K ex it - A' i X xfgl- I if lAbovel MRS. KENN E TH HOUK, English Department, attended N.T.S. T, C, and the University of Texas. She holds a B.A, degree. Her hobbies are handwork and gardening. She gets all the Sophomores in English. HM mlm M fAbovel MRS. K.O. LYNN, English Department, attended McMurry and Texas Tech. She holds a B.A. de- gree. She is pictured enjoying her fa- vorite pastime--reading. Surely an English workbook didn't provoke that smile. fBelowlMRS. MARY RUFF, Speech and English Department, attended W, T, S.C., and she holds B.A. and M,A, degrees. The photographer caught her ina characteristic position. Her weak- ness is small pets. fBelowl MRS. CLAR EN C E WIL- LIAMS, English Department, attended Texas Tech and Central State College in Edmond, Oklahoma. She holds a M,A, and M,E, degrees. Television programs and interesting books occupy her spare time. 'Tm Y CBelowJ BERLE HARRIS, M u s i c Department, attended Texas Tech, and holds B.S, and M.S. degree s in Ed- uc ation . He says, When I'm not busy with mu sic al arrangements, I love to eat. Last summer he s pent hours on anew arrangement of Maroon and White. CAbovej MRS. JOHN BURKS, Li- brarian, attended S. W. T.S.C. and Texas Techs She holds a B.S. and M.E. degree. As befitting a librar- ian, her favorite hobby is reading new and exciting books., fBelowj HUGH N, ELLISON, Music Department, attended N,,ToS.C. and holds a B,B,A., and B. Mus. degree, Besides directing the choir, he enjoys archery, metal craft, and tropical fishing. One of his prized possessions is his aquarium coffee table. I recipe. lncidentally, testing new rec- fAbovel MRS, T..l. JONES, Cloth- ing Department, attended Texas Tech, and holds B,S, and M,E, degrees She enjoys traveling Ve r y nuuch. She has a flare for making beautifully tail- fAbovel MRS. A.Y. DOHERTY, Foods Department, attended T.S. C, W. at Denton, and holds aB,S, degree. She is about to try out a new waffle ored garments. 140 ipes is her hobby. fBelowl JAMES PIRKEY, Vocational Agriculture Department, attended Sam HoustonState College, and Texas Tech. He holds B.S. and M.S, degrees. In leisure time he is a camera-bug and a substitute for our High School prin- cipal. QB e l owl W. W. HALL, Vocational Agriculture Department, attended Texas Techand holds B,S, and M. E. degrees. He spends his spare time at the old fishin'-hole, and helovestogetmixed up with the grease of old autos. fi., ge' -.hi RTS roman C0 -l fA'T f 1 o N Y u. Q Y 5' - 1 ' LOYAL SERvrcE fBeloWjBlLL LYMAN, Distributive Education, attended Texas Tech, Bay- lor, and W.T.S.C. I-Ie holds a B.S. degree. Looks like he is about to call the roll for D.E. class. In his spare time you can see him on the golf green. fAbovei SUE SHAWVER Business Educa tion Department, attended Texas Tech and holds a B.B.A. This was her first year in Little fie ld, and she proved to be an avid Wi1dca fan. She is often seen in this po sition fairly burning up a typewri fBelowj REX S. GILSTRAP, Business Education Depart ment, attended the University of Oklahoma, and holds a B. S He e njo ys making snapshots of poor, unsuspecting subjects and plunking on a piano dustrial Arts and Math Departrnent, at- tended E. T.S. T.C. and holds a B. A. degree. He enjoys fishing as a hobby and miter box and saw. 142 CDP-ri F' fi-4 UJUJ erigf 0gm Ue-v :1o.s.m QOHHEQ -42,'Q',O'o'5' mi UEUQHE- sv Qmfrmm Gqwqqfjg 583mf3 cog Nw' 0 gagm rl- fp 525-UC: saifftm wwf'-o.Z :nm 3' mg9'2N E'-:wwf wf-'YIO g5'?'gw QC :JE fcfl.- Cn... fAbovel ROBERT MCDONALD, ln- fAbovej MRS. S, E, AYRES,Foreign Language and Journalism Departments, attende d T. C. U. , University of Texas, and Texas Tech. She holds a B.A. degree. Collecting antiques is her favor- ite pastirne. The colorful flowers she is arranging were used in a Fiesta celebration. he is especially proud of his new fBelowj MRS. W,O, CARPENTER, Math De- partment,attendecl E. T. S. C. and Texas Tech. She holds B.A. and M,S. degrees. Collecting old math books is her hobby and she's always available dur- ing school hours, in room 101. f 9 K? X ' Nw ru Q . , X I ' ' RSE -i I ,W fRightj PAT GOODWIN, Science Departrnent, attended W. T.S.C. and holds a B.S. and M.Ed. He enjoys fishing for trout and traveling. He can often be found with a red pencil in his hand digging into a stack of science papers. QCenterJ MRS. JOYCE OLIVER, School Nurse, attended St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Ft, Worth and is an R.N. Naturally, her special interest is working with medicine. She is reaching for the ever popular band-aids. .-ff ,f' Wlnsxbf ' - '-'T fBelow, Leftj MRS, EDWARD BETTS,Social Studies De- partment, attended Texas Tech, and she hol ds a B. A. She enjoys sewing and painting in her spare time, We found her reading Our Times, a weekly newspaper, for American History classes. QBelow, Rightj A.L. MASSEY, Custodian, has worked in the Littlefield school for nine years.He enjoys wood work- ing in his spare time. He manag e s to grab -often on his feet - a cup of coffee in the lunch room. MA! XM uv! M f' 1 ,flf df . 1 yi M7557 y, I f?iffM'il' ' , lf, 4 144 L,,,lA.i-es' ' Q' 'V fAbovej DON WILLIAMS, Physical Education and Social btudies De par t ments,attended Texas Tech and holds a B A As befitting a coach his hobby is sports He usually wears that win ning smile fBelowj E..I, WEBB Athletics and social Studies Department, attended W. T.S. C. and holds a B. A. Besides working with his B-Team boys, he enjoys working with leather. ' ll QAbovel GENE MAYFIELD, Physical Education Department and Driver Training Instructor attended W T S C. and holds a B A Along with his being head football coach, 15 a golf enthusiast he works with basketball and fBelowl MISS LUCY WHITEHEAD , PhysicalEducation Department, attend- e W,T.S,C. and holds a B.A. She spends many ev ening hours with her basketball team. The photographer snapped her as she was leaving the girls' dressing room. i - aiu ,K Adi ' ,fy - fa f ff ,f l A ' . A T ' ' Q Y W I . 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C5 9, , X I ll I I 9 ' - 11 - A faq 'Q QM, . ,, ki , . ,' . . . . , , . :' 4 . I , . , N 411- . ' ' , CHESHER THEATERS ABBOTT S Palace RltZ R10 Grocery 85 Market LFD Drlve In Theater HERST TEXAS GOOD LUCK RIDSW AM LITTLFFIELD CLEANERS DUNCAN S AUT0 SERVICE Phone 48 J 303 West 4th Llttlefxeld Texas Llttlefleld 1002 Hall Avenue Phone 450 .I L D Pate Manager Keep Up Wlth The LJILDCATS Thru The Sports Pages of The coumv wlos LAMB counrv N EWSANDLEADER 4 , ' - W Fresh Meats, - ' V bl XIT Drlve-In Theater F 'sc 'd egen' es I 9 9 I O , - YARBROUGH FOOD STORE BETTER FOOD AT LOWER PRICES 9th Street 8. Levelland Hlway Ray Keellng Buick Company Box 268 DRIVE IN FOR Phone 777 9 Acormf L 11? 507 Phelps Avenue Llttleflelcl Texas WESTERN COTTONOIL Dnvnslon of Anderson Clayton 81 Co llncorporatedl Phone l8'I 'I82 LITTLEFIELD TEXAS PIERCE FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCES E H Plerce Owner and Manager Phone 594 409 Hall Avenue Home 61 Cir Phone 315 ZACHARY RADIO Sz TV CO MOTOROLA ZENITH U e Repazr All Hakes ofSc1s 300 NL 4th St Llttleheld Butane Carburetlon Appliances HALL KEELING BUTANE CO INC Phone 166 PO Box 289 Llttlefleld Texas ,., w CO. Littlefield, Texas 7 ' A , - , . . Z O, 0 9 48 ROBERT S LUMBER O BUILDERS SUPPLIES SHOES HOSIERY BAGS tt b LITTLEFIELD TEXAS f d BUSTER BROWN 22 'l30EI'th PEDWIN DEBS GO To AUSTIN DRUG STORE 319 Pl 11 A 34712 LUMSDEN PERKINS GIN Littlefield Pep Highway Phone 925 Llttlefleld Texas C 1 THE TEXAS COMPANY IR Littlefield Texas Phone 116 BIRKELBACH MACHINE SHOP 2 E 1 2 W 9 WILEMON CRAWFORD BUTANE CO X., P 4 1 C . i l: I Pi s urg Point E 1 Q Hardware Shoes for the entire family 0 Lumber Little iel , Texas . Phone 3 'I as 9 . me is ve. Phone, - - ' go a ki Texas . . , h A Q 13 ,J omp iments of IACK Cx 1sT1AN, Consignee , . 101 cast Ninth S reet . Phone 92 Box 40 Sk l 1 I t: Pump Service and C Us rot uc S General Machine ork Carburetor Scwiee 9 PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET G S6 Gee Llttlefleld Texas HART THAXTON lHd H bS l To H 53Pl1s I ITTI EFIEI D TEXAS B gI '! M W FASHION CLEANERS 2 W fDI LM f d T 'I040 LITTLEFIELD BUTANE Butane Propane Phone 354 708 West Delano Ave THE LOUISE DRESS SHOP 40 Pl lp 53 XI Llttlefleld Texas C R ANTHONY CO C Brldwell Huck Oldham Welcome Littlefield Texas Llttlefield, Texas Furniture ana ar ware ob y upp ies IVQ ice 'H r I1 Stamps ys S ,' R. Sth 8: Farwell Phone 7' -mm ART . O BOX 766 , 2. 1913 9 J O H N N Y ' S Home of Fine Dry Cleaning I0 es e uno Avenue 605 'es elano Littlcficlda Texas Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Slooksberry i Ie iel , exas Phone 2 Ie s Phone 2- . -. 9 . . 9 Owners As a ' - J I ' , , EVANS WASHATERIA 1201 East 9th Street Phone 457-J Littlefield Texas Phone 283 ONSTEAD'S FURNITURE Lane Cedar Chests Television Appliances Home of Nationally Advertised Furniture Littlefield Texas wt sohm souon s Y 85 L TIRE SHOP 'md Apprccutp LINE UP BEAR 8. BRAKE B AR Recappmg 81 Repaxr Your Busmess SERVICE New and Used Tires Author: cd Bear Seruce DXY md NIGHT Phone 516 I 111 Ea t 9th Str t Littlefield Tens S CQ Phone 619 Lubbock Highway HALL MOTOR C0 Phone 800 801 525 Phelps Littlefield, Texas Compliments LAMB coumv mozsn sooo Locxsn Dr Wm N Orr Meats and Frozen Foods Custom Slaughtermg Complete Locker Service Amana Freezers and Food Plan Phone 449 .I Littlefield Texas y . . I L A 'li .x ' . . I- - t o . 0 1' A'-'fin i t Y fab: Wholesale, Fresh and Cured 'J 1' of ill 1. - . . I McCORMICK'S Petroleum Prod t uc s WHOLESALE 8. RETAIL Tires, Tubes, Batteries 8. Accessories 91 7 DeIc no Phone 'I53 Security State Bank Member F.D.I.C. and Federal if, eserve ystem , - LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS I Z 'fe Z IACK and TILL SHOP Specuzlzzzng m Children s Clothes 427 Ph I e ps Avenue Phone 401 M CHISHOLM FLORAL 620 East Flfth Street Phone 122 and 722 ,vnu nur? Llttlefleld Tex Sprouse Reltz Co Inc 424 26 Ph Ip A f YOUR SELF SERVICE VARIETY STORE LITTLEFIELD MONUMENT CO Cecll Harp Llttlefleld Texas LITTLE S Speczalzzmg m LADIES READY TO WVEAR 508 Phelps E C RODGER S Furniture Company I5 Ph Ip A LITTLEFIELD TEXAS l 7 - 'Q 46 .9 . 0 . f , Yun- T li I - e s venue C Little ield, Texas U l 3 7 ' . ' gr , 'g5-,,-,-:- Q.. , , ,qi 'L . ,-Zkglgf, .,: 'f Af,,.K 4,4 ,3 A , r. I I' A--' ,' I.: - 2 e s venue Phone 221 I 15 2. HS mtitit 5555 QQ. 'Wa if F A R R ' s IEWELERS Gifts For All Occasions lfilftd 4 Box 112 L ttlef eld Texas YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE Maples and Sumrall Pontlac PONTIAC 81 CJNIC TRUCKS Complete Automotzw Ser wee Phone 567 Llttlefleld Texas ,T ' STREET s ,Eb FLORAL .9 601 Elqt 5th Sb eet 5, Phone 510 NI TVhen zt s flowers say zt mth ours MAES FABRIC MART S E W S A V E 429 Phelps Avenue Phone 401 J lnttlefueld Texas F01 a :ff that lull last FINDLEY S RJ as XVFLDON FINDLFX Owner Lxttlvflcld Tum F L Newton Insurance Agency Rcpresentm St tts F trm II15lll mcc Co BOY 749 I ITTI EI IE1 D TEXAS ! , f Y X Y Y t i i , '- 7 A 1 I -S R . Ngxol QQ 4 'T' 8 it N ' I I ,ada ' u I f x 1 I - I . ' s ' I ' iwul' L . , 'i A zz ' - -0 ' 'A ,,, K M N I rc ' H. i. as tv . Q g:4.T,.e A M Y JEWELRY , m f s , ' f Q Hi 1 A ' BOOSTERS SMITH and HAILE BARBER SHOP MADDEN 8. WRIGHT DRUG AMHERST CITY CLEANERS CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY CITY BARBER SHOP FIELDS CLEANERS BLEVINS GARAGE MODE-O-DAY JONES JEWELRY ANONYMOUS XXQSLY, S A K SOMETHING AT THE SCHOOL STORE A Complete Lme 0f School Supphes Get Your School Supplles Here Owned and Operated Qumton Bellomy Burks Brothers Gm Always Lums Chapel Following C 971 Xl 5 7 R Wlldcats I ft f II T Statlon KVOW I I ' f I as ' as ll ll IVc Arc Ginninff For Your Business U th Phone -. 2 ,, cg ' 39 Res. 0 - li le ie c , exas ' 4 ANDERSON IEWELRY 334 Phelps Llttle held Dlamoncls 0 Watches G1 ts WHITE AUTO STORE Paul Carmlckle Owner Llttlefleld Texas WATSON SCOTT Allls Chalmers Farm Machinery Phone 456 Firestone Tires L C GRISSOM 8z SON Your Gulf Agent fo GULF PRODUCTST 25 y T 8. B if Lttl feld T See Adams Pump 8: Supply 6 T S LAYNE 8g BOWLER PUMPS Aus el LMI end eyaclCoh TOWER BODY SHOP Phone 288 304 West Delano Llttlefleld Texas TASTEE CREAM STORE b e a ky G e O Pho 1049 M F31 10 BE Sav1n gs P us rontler Stamps FURR S SUPER MARKET L1ttlef1elcl Texas T 9 -f . . 9 I 0 'U r or ears . 0 Gulf ires a eries i ei , exas for lmm dia e D livery of izes Phon 41 i efi , Texas Springlake Highway Authorized Dealer for Lamb, , , Hockl , n c ran Couniies , . I - if 5, u i' 1 Complete Fountain Service , Sandwiches I Ham urg rs M c r er, wner ne - ' ' , A' ,gjv wfJU V N 10 llv Known and Locally Owned DAIRY QUEEN TAPLEY 81 RoB1 ON I s Con th the Curl on Top We have d6llC1OllS fix Dany ueen Malts Dam ueen Root Beer Hlmburgers Sandwlches Daxrx UICC and CIKDHICS Hot Fr Fountzun Dnnk s ind Manv Oth all flavo ,Z Brown Derbles tem on Our Flfth St and Levelland Hlghway MQ S20-C6 ,151 Phone 452 M avec! fzfwof 'LQ 'mu' 5436? Moron MACHINE SHOP W-1 W 'ZLV-41J4,dl7lC'1ows., C mde Bormg Complete Crank Shoft Grlndmg A-:L HAL Pm Flttln Motor Rebulldlng Head Surfacmg Valve I De-Greasmg 414 Hall Avenue Phone 452 J LITTLEFIELD TEXAS Anton Texas Sudan Texas Box 626 BOX6 Pete Sh1pley SBIVICB Phone 2101 Phone 3212 G 8. C AUTO SUPPLY Aufgmgflve Pqrfg Phelps AVCHIIC PhOI1e I Phone 660 202 North Lfd Drive LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS LITTLEFIELD, TEXAS FL , 1 I ' - I Il' f If' Y A ' 1' J 01 n . 1 '- ' ' It, . . I , Q , A A .f Q 1 , ' , in pints Fresh Orange . . 3 Qu ' . l u 1 ' ' Po , . f ' I , ,f, Q-C' ' uf 1 A X A! - - . Zi ' ' 35 N DIN HARDWAIQE T BJBEST PL Tke-arf T I 5 Campbells Plumblng C0 934E mhsf PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 6 f d LYMAN S FOOD STORE Littlefield Texas Kem-ILEY a. co INSURANCE ff? Z? X? LITTLEFIELD TEXAS Amherst Flower Shop C ystal Ch a P tt ry G t Am erst, Texas HIGGINBOTHAM BARTLETT LUMBER COMPANY Good Lu IJ Ph e 15 232 Ph Ip Inman Barber Shop Homer cmd Iess 210 Phelps ARMES CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Services Phone 'I23 X I--, V f X I . , it ' , . II , I FL x O J - JI ,Q K1 as . 5 J .yn A,- PL X 5 , X - u f J J U 'IL X - In ltlefield HAI hy' A If I 7 Phone 62 I I I r 0 in O 6 I g if S m ern h A on ' e s Across Street S W of D Phone 617 A 8. B OFFICE SUPPLY Offlce Supplles and Equupment Commercual Prmhng Stahonery Party Goods Hallmark Greetmg Cards for all Occasions lntflefleld Texas S 8z S ARMY STORE : : Dry Goods General Merchanduse 203 XIT Drnve epof Phone 615 X Lnftlefueld Texas zfts for the Entue F I amz y RE 5 DEPT STURE Phone 3 o I 'Q ff' ,',tk+':f 4 A. N -. L ,,. L K. ia 1 , L- ' 1, , VY Ng, -3, L ,ia Connell Typewriter Co. 5 f 1 1 Your Typewriter Dealer U --I 'f?ffxHLf3kllLALR1Df5f4'9i A r ,T x. in X R Ffeed,NSeed , c, P L ' Olfice'Supplies ancl ' 'Headquarters for Royal Typewrifers Q I 1 .S F 1 1 Phone 185 ' l I6 'I0lll St Llftlefleld Texas Phone V 409 Delano Avenue Littleilelilf Texas Dzstrzbutor of Red Cham Feeds '-91 HAUK and HOFACKET Fuestone Home and Auto Supply 414 Phelps Avenue Phone 68 LITTLEFIELD TEXAS LUCE ROGERS AND NELSON Your Iohn Deere Dealer LITTLEFIELD TEXAS MM W ll ylfi'5 All D szts lnsur f y BATSON MOTOR CO KAISER WILLYS HENRYJ DeSOTO PLYMOUTH 300 West 4th SI' Littlefield Texas FARMERS CO OPERATIVE G N Phone 624 J LITTLEFIELD TEXAS Box 368 Littlefield Texas RayC Hulse Manager A I I 1 ' .T O l. X pf l f A A ' . ' r 7 1 f ,V .S M.. l 7 '4? T ' H LAMB COUNTY My J D' 'Tl,.g'j'f,-1 o 0 Q Q 1? n - .4 .f 43 I 6 ' . 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