Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)
- Class of 1957
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Sjlfllllfil' Sue jones Billy Liglutsey Patsy Tirey Dot Haynes Gene Swarr Sandra Ross 'lay lloyd Ilrielwell xx N fx H xii-,vgl X TAYLOR PUBLISHING eo. N Dlllns, Texas XX , X NAIL STUDIO I.1rrlet'icId. Texm , . X X as . X , ' 1' A- Q, .f f ' aff? 1 fa EX Ida ' nrii mfs in lfw nzimf but .ff111'n'-1' 1 174111 ,I ' .vforw flvem info 1'6clfff'1'. 'S . 1 'l I 4 ,f DLDICATION SPECIAL LN LXTS ORGAN IZATIONS SPORTS DI PARTMENTS PERSONALITIES ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Seniors uniors Sophomores Freshmen AL TOGRAPHS Other parts of the body assist the speaker but the hands speak for themselves. By them we ask, promise ,... threaten. By them we express fear. joy, grief, doubt. devotiong they show moder- ation and profession, and mark number and time. -Quintilian. Hands are always either idle or busy. W'hichever the case they are most revealing. Pictorial impressions of busy hands Qper- forming tasks associated with high school lifej introduce the sections of this yearbook They inyite you to thumb through your 195 XX ildcat May you treasure it as a tangible reminder ofa joy ous year of yy ork and play in L H S THF S'I AI I J . I T YfA----qviiiriid,iYw-A----Y'A-----Y'AAA---wvYYA-A---A- 5 ' 1 ' ..i........... .............. ................. 5 it N .......................,..,................... 15 2 .,..............,...............................,. 57 4 ..i......................................... 89 ' .........,..,........................................,.,,....... 104 j ' .....,....,.,....................,.......,...................... 124 4 ...,...,......,..........,,..............,.,.,.......,....,. 144 T ,..i..........i........,..,......................... IST ig., HL iiixig xi'ii1iii4Ii'iiiQZ.1'Xwx XX ,tit .ip Q ixirwm tint ,Qu iq.1:m.i liz xx..xN-17' Iwi i.. w ,,1 ti any .11i.f gn. , .,. .Q ,. 4-., ., .. .. . .. 4 fxiiuiui i.. i ...MLM ,..IIL.i1N. ii ,ui , ii...ii. Aiiii IMWLZ' Vmiix ,iuwxu iiiixx liix xiiiwk L-.im liixu iK.1I'HlIl41 1'iii1.fN.l wiiiii iui'imiiiiw1tliwiiiglii iiNi'lICIii.1I.QL1IiiLXii.f' liilwwtgii XL1uiitiliiw.zNti1cNL, Mix NXX'iffiiw'LZiI11a iiiiziigiiig in uvizixw mt xziiwirgiit . xIDq'xI i I D To one xxliosc dignity, faith. amd mumgc give iiispiixitioii to the srudciiis of LHS, Hour sgiciicc tciichci. MR. PAT GOQDV XYIN-we dedicate the 193' XY'ildc.1r. 'iiiii s'i'Aiif ll' L:-.132 .-- i fs Jhlg... f'f'3. , 6 D 1 I-I ' Xsfv-a-xiii 4 - x Zcwvwl of Zdlcccdldaa Wiawaqea Sedan! pfawl f ' Y I These seven men, elected for two year terms, manage the whole school plant. They hire personnel, plan construction and maintenance of buildings, and solve educational, staff, and curricula problems. Every second Monday finds them hard at it in the School Tax Assessor-Colleo tor's office. Because of their special efforts the building of the field house and the sod- ding of the playing field were finished in time for use in fall practice. After foot- ball season the grandstand was moved, new concession booths were added, and, if all goes well, the new stadium will be ready for use in 1957 season. Alwuf. left to right: Bill Armsteacl. Carl Locke. -lake Armstrong, Sid Hopping. Secretarym Carl Keeling, Presitlentg Ralph Schilling. Superin- tentlentg XV. O. Hampton, Byron Douglas, Earl Rodgers, Circle: President. Carl Keeling. fir.. .' C X' I , x A Q 1:45 ki. H fi- ,..f-if ' V. xkgy.. .. J X Nwifa 7 Zaeea MF' On lfehriiuri' 2. C,f.irol Qilrlwell was crowned lioorhall Queen in .1 most inipre55ix'e eere- nioni: The snige ol the High School riurlr toriuin wiis heuutifully' Lleeorgiterl with gi huge whire heart. reel crepe-paper curtains and ii red carpet flrinlcerl hy greenery. Alrerwrirrls the foothall boys were honored with ii banquet given by the Student Council, R. L. Griihriin riererl Lis tozisrmgister and Mr, joe Derlml, he.ul eoiieh of Anirirollo High School, xx iis guest speaker. 1, I-: 'Ji ,A D1 1 if .-quv, E? . f,kl7'i'llt',' Queen Carol Ann Caldwell .md ixirt of her Court. Lefl: Master of Ceremonies, R. L. Graham and Herrilds, Ralph Mlurer. Palmer Mcffown, and Sam McCormick await to announce the .irrixpil of the queen. I i i A FOOTBALL QUEEN AND HER COURTfLeff fn riglif: Sandra Kimbrough, escort, Max Morrisg Teclclye jo Bittner, escort, james Pressleyg Rominie Coleman, escort, Rayforcl Lightsg Roxine Bing' ham, escort, Michael Greer, lfrances Rodgers, escort, Bruce Trotterg Charlotte Robertson, escort, Wtxllace Lee: .Io Ann Hall. escort, Floyce Pierce: Pat Street, escort, joe Hoover, Linda Latti- nier, escort, Leslie Bevel1 Janice Renfro, Page: Neal Pressley. Crown Bearer, Queen, Carol Cnlclwell, escortecl hy Andy Parker: Gay Douglas, Pageg Devora Lewis, lflower Girl, Mary Becltiorcl, escort, Larry Wfeaver: Carol Naylor, escort, Hilton HCI1llWl1lll1 jane XY eaver, escort. Davis Lee XY'illi.1ms: Gay Minyarcl. escort. lirnie Hoppe, Dot Haynes, escort, Lawrence Hntsong Paula Car- inickle, escort, Roclger Lowe, Larlcey Hess, escort, Lanclon Roberts, Sandra Ross, escort, Bucltly jones: Bettye XVyatt, escort blames Golclstong Carol Squires, escort, Mickey Ratliffg Missy ' Briclwell, escort, Bolvlwy Cunningham. Riglvf: lfclcl Ray and Karlyn Hulse waltz to IV!!! Yun Rmzemlztr, Sz4'ee1lveiii'f to entertain the court al 4111 ' f I I il is M ah a , 4 it I a X V it , if iq .,, , few'-0' A 1 .O If is K K I i i 1 G '57 5 ag Nil '-1 liv- Woaofz ' QS O The S. CQ. Honor lfestixxll vixts staged on lieb- Flhlfy ', WV, in the High School Auditorium, CQertitiic.ltes of tiw.ird were presented hy Super- intendent Ralph Schilling .ind High School Principil Glenn Rc-exe. lpptz' rjxgffff Special personalities who represent xytrious departments in school .is recognized .lt the S. C. Honor lfestixytl. Cftfmr fefilx fi.lI1Kllkl.1lCS elected hy in- dividual cl.1sses to run for All-XY'ildei1t Girl and All-XVildcgitl' Boy tletit to rightj Donna Goertz .ind Roger Lowe, Seniors, Bgtrbiirii Ches- ter and Bruce Trotter, juniors, B.1YlXll'.l Cage and Monte Hulse, Sophomoresg jcinice Duncan and Duane North, lfreshmen. Others pictured .ire class favorites. liufffu' feff: Outsmnding Boy, Palmer McCown, .ind Outstanding Girl, Gracie Russell, proudly show off to Mr. Reeves it certitiicxlte .1w.u'd. Baffin' rjkqlvl: All-Xwildcat Girl, Donna Goertz, and All-XY'ildc.1t Boy, Roger Lowe. .tre sporting their gold pins z1w.1rded at the Honor lfestivul, Wane The Niglff of jmzmzrj 16. an exciting murder trial in three acts by Ayn Rand was presented by the Senior Class on March 18 and 19 in the county court room. A talented young actress, Karen Andre, was tried for the murder of Bjorn Faulkner. The jurors, chosen by lot from the audience, sat in the jury box and brought in their own verdict at the end of the last act. The drama alternately chilled and fired ones blood with its agues and fevers. Top riglylx Mickey Ratliff as Mr, District Attorney' questions Carol Caldwell who plays the role of Nancy Lee Faulkner. daughter of Bjorn Faulkner, a fabulous millionaire who has just met his death. Center: judge XY'illiam Heath QBilly Light- seyj attempts to bring order to the court- room as tempers rise. In the scene jimmy Bennett, defense attorney, questions Roberta Van Rensselaer QGay Minyardj. about the murder of Bjorn Faulkner. Below: First row, left to right: Max Morris. Bailiffp Roger Lowe. Homer Van Fleet1 Mike Greer, Clerk of the Courtg jimmy Bennett. Defense attorney Stevens. Second row: Andy Parker. Sweeneyg Carol Caldwell, Nancy Lee Faulkner1 Gay Douglas. Secretaryg Carol Squires. jane Chandlerg Mickey Ratliff, District Attorney Flintg Philip Adkins. Larry Regan. Third row: Barbara Massengale. Prison Matrong Betty Ayres, Secretaryg Mary Bedford. Mrs. john Hutchins. Fourth row: Gerald Qualls. John Graham Whitfieldg Billy Lightsey, judge Heathg Kenny Harlan. Dr. Kirklandg David Ogg. Sigurd jungquistg Gay Minyard, Roberta Van Rensselaer. is 9 Ds fs t Us 9 I 5' 6 .I-Y 1 5,4 Si - xx. I0 The junior class presented fmt llfrcbyf on Nov. 12 in the High School Auditorium. This farce-comedy, by Edward l. Hever, kept a record audience in stitches for a delightful evening. As the story un4 and Bernadine. both fourteen, raveled, Betty Lou jammed the works on Papa Maxwells appoint- ment as head of the citizens committee by faking .1 letter to Vester Blyne, editor of the love-lorn column. When the marshal appeared, Betty Lou pleaded insanity, little brother Wilbur acted balmy and the entire Maxwell family was proved to be nutsf-'papa included. From then on it was a complete free-for-all, ,X 7Zw with all the trimmings. Picfzzred ahora. seated, left to right: Mr. Maxwell, Leslie Bevel: Mrs, Maxwell, 'lean Allisong Aunt Mary, Teddye jo Bitner, Standing: XVilbur, jay Bridwellg Betty Lou, Sandra Rossg Connie, Linda Latimer. Bt'ff111'. seated: Miss Blaynef' Sandra Kimbrough. Standing: Bernadine, Dot Haynesg Mr. Moore, Bill Schroederg Del Marshall, Lee Elms: Hercu- les, Ronnie Vorhiesg Craig Moore, Buddy jones. lffg .4'.7f.S2fz4- 2 aaSc4aaZcum!0m5 -3, ' ? I li f 6 ki-X Lx. X ., x Y, 146i W , . 3' ,Q V. iff' 'A ' X X 5 vigil' ' K 'I gn r.Q4f'u'.' Hcglllll-rl-LJIICTSM u1.1dQ lm.1ur1Iul music fav tm' ROf.lIAy'Ik.hllk'I'N lxlmlml. Iwwllmall lllllkllld. , bf ' .md wchur swirl .1tA1'.LirN, , Mk 11,,-..- . lf 11 1 Cwfln' Jug,-,'g X lallllls nr I.lIlM'f A 11.11 lun, SM, lf.. VL'l:,1Ilw .IN Ufllyml INJNLUI UT LHS, HL lmlimd ilu XY1ldL.1t Blmi to mm-rmy .xr thc D.1ll.1s Surg liur. lipfff. ,wfx :Xmiys Iwwtlmll ymlur .uhxrm ilu loykcr C,.1rol lux Nl? k.lI'L'I-Lilly' Jflllllgld, Iilfffzz .u.'.'n'.' 'l.1y Boyd .md Mr. Goodxxm srudy . MH srup xhut S.lINIWlL'i to tgp-I nos' Mugs for thu an 3 C11mQr.1 CL1L1h M Iiifffu rjqlvfx limmv ISL-nmmt. XYVAIAIILT IjL'S.1I,lfL'l, - ' -' ' Plulliy fidkiin-N. .ml R1kh.11'd Shipley I'CVl'L'SLI1tCd the 101.11 DIL Club .lr mlm silty' umm-ntion. x f ,l fi! ' ff' J ,Q f 41' if i x Y Ita- ,N ' . I-P -- . f 4 4 ,r, 1 L Kale e 'I up i'gf'.f.' The HlNlLll14.ly Bells, flower hetletkeel, enterminetl for the SC. Footlmill liamliiet. Cfmfw' 1'tj'f.' The Stutleut Cloumil eiitermineel the Llll.1l'IL'I'-lilIl.lllSl iiootlxill team with Ll sump- tiius hiiieltiet on l elwru.1ry setoml. Btfffiz' r'f4q1'vM: Gracie Russell .mtl jerry Banks, .1ll4st.ite lurid memhers from I..H.S, re-h.1sh eontest sings. Htfozz' ttzzftrx All-st.1te thwir members from LHS. were photogixiplied just after their return from the Dallas trip. Ltfff: lfveryhoely gets into the act in lfrielay Pep Rallies in the t'.1ll. Birfffzz feffs The Senior section gets the spot- light in this plwtu ol' 41 WCklI1C5Ll.ly' assembly. t Q Y I ..,T...... f' C7 if - I , 1 y fl 1, .X pg? JI f 'A ,, J, 1 ,- ,f 4' ,',n ,X ,f - A ,QI '1 ,1- ' f pi' Riel! Student Council officers-Left to right Charles Duxal. Edd Ray. -lamee rcsslx li Ann Robertson. Carol Cald- .4'. 71. S. S ' ' Sant! pfackzc ' ' L. H. S. Student Council acted as elected president ot' the South Plains Association ot' Student Councils tor 1926-V. Gerald Zybura presided over numerous tommittee meetings and over the district conference in Muleshoe on Not einber ltl. Delegates at- tended the State Convention in Galveston where they cainpaigned for State Pilfllrlllltll- tartan. Xfith the new AAA Cilassitiication, the local Student Council assumed new duties this year. They sponsored the student body cheering section and cheerleaders and staged the football banquet and Honor Festival. The membership swelled to about thirty in number with the addition of a representative from each school-sponsored organization. These were added to the regular six elective officers, two representatix es from each class and four ex-officio members fclass presidentsl, The council performed numerous tasks understood to tall into its hands. They arranged assembly program schedulesg presented Your Student Council on the Air every Sun- day: distributed money making concessions: and sponsored community volleyball tournaf ments for adult men and women. hall. 4419 -al i - e , ' '..v. Q C,1vi'ft.' The photographer c tugeht Stuc cnt Council President. Geralc 7 uri inc Sponsor. Mrs, Kisncr, ch in in s'1'U11i2N'i' c.oi'Ncgii.. , -Q , iixoifific io Mi-'xiisiizx i K 'X - if 'Lt-It to right: li. I.. Crm- U -E - , min, Bill XY'.1tic, Slirot-tit-r, Lt STUDENT COVNCIL CLASS REPRIZSIZNTA- TIYIIS link row. It-tit to right: Bill Berry. .Itiniorg Max Morris. Senior: Dm Hill. Frcshmang Hilton Hcinphill. Sophomore. Ifront row: .hnitc Diint.in. Iircihman: Sharon Huber. Sophomore: Pat Street. ILII1lUl'Q.1IMiSL1L l0I'1L'9.SCITIHT. Thc devotional it 8:-F is .i daily routine. The photog- rapher taught Edd Rgy preparing to lcati the Qzprdcnt hody in .1 tux' niinurcs ot rnudimtion over the P. A. SX MEIN. Z .It A ' f 'Zfgi X . is-ur ,Q Lefl. CLUB REPRESEN- TATIVESgl.eft to right: Billy Van Lightsey, Monte Hulse, David Ogg, jay Boyd Bridwell. Cezzfer pirffrre. CLUB REPRESENTATIVESAWBatk row, left to right: Barbara Massengale, Nita Strick- land. Carmen Bcnvedis, Barbara Robertson, Phyllis Clayton. Front row: Gay Minyard, Elaine Srygley, and Barbara Yohner. f Riglal. jo Ann Robertson and Carol Caldwell proudly display the school flag. It was made by the Betsy Ross Committee of the Student Council. 1' -I I -.nw - 1 I .v, - -,Jr . . ' 4 gona! 3 444 x C 1 0 ' - I' A ',.., Cheerleaders. full of pep and I ' ready to yell, are a necessity in X XX 'fmhjf -- M' ' 1 everl' PGP rally. Standing, left to right: B.1flW.1I'A1 - fj Q lx Clmester. Bnrlmm Yolmcr. lmeul 7' I ' my . cheerleudcri and Sandra Ross, l X .QM Kneeling: ,lmet Brandt. Duom Lewis. mascot: and Karlyn Hulse. fl r,,., -'- is-1 n 'Q e- - 'gu- x -. ' '-al' -925,1 ' 'lg-L::.vIA'e' - . , . xx li 77. 71. 5. 77 WMM! 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T '...' , .iw ' A ' V fIlx'i' -Je-xl, . .sq 4 .Q 1 - 'sq - - - .si fn ' I ' ' ,'o1 P, ,'a v' u' 4' Y' ' C I 4 I ' kg o 9 ,I 4 I ' , . Q 1 V' o 1 ,,'o'.,,,a.- s g 1 ' 5 I' Q 'zfus' -'- --'f I' 5 A ,-1 ,f'1l v.' .. f . h .I us.: o Q u s X .,a - . . O, I, ' 'I n' -x 5 V-I wi 4 i 1 ' ff Tl1QN.H,S, Prcsiilciit, llilmcr INICCZUXKLIFI. with the two sponsors. Mr. Goodwin .mil Mrs. l.yim, ilisiusx plans for an imluitiun LL-rciiioiiy. Oilu-r officers Arc, left to right: Betty Ayrcs. PI4I'C.lSLll'CI'1 Carmen Bcnivcdics. Stuiluiit Cloum il Rcprcsmt.1lix'cg Gmcic Rimcll, Secretary: Donna Gocrtz. Viic Prcsiilcnt. 4 X w Lf ffff . 1 X -H 1 lbfx' .. N '11 U it W rt I x 1 X K N cf! 10 :rg af, Ialmer 1NIeCQownn, three yearsg Charles Duxprl. une year: Iirll Berry. one yeurg Olin Scarbrough, one year: Donna Goertz. three yearsg Carmen Benixethex. three yearsg Ifdrth Gholke. one yearg Gmtie Russell. three years: 'Io Ann Hall. one f'C.lI'1 Betty Ayres, two years. NATIONAL HONOQ SOCIETY X! XX If 2 5 ff 1' N6 On February 18, the probationary mem- hers were inducted into full N,H.S. mem- bership. R -9 xi luv' game! W 1 451 Q1- fc- EK 1 A A 1 -' 4 1 If i 'Q V: mfg, M, 4: ' . ,.,Zi...'fTI 1 ..A.ii ,W .wam22, erik WL, ' ' A f , A? . .wr 'v I5 M, fits, ' V f i1ffiif:4'f:ai.wQ1i.:.1L.,Q,ii ,e:.Ln1:WW fc, L- -V , U Y .A '5 4'5'r9!'!K'w wif!-fl-'fr 4 -' A if Wwqfigxmgf' -.ff,,,, ...ws A - -V. ,M M., .ff Aa. .. i earl.-nik x President of the XY'iIdtat l5.ind, jimmy Bennett. left, and director Beryl Harris distuss .x new gir- rangement uf the Stand- iird ol' St. George M.1rtl1. Other officers, Edd Ray, Vice President, and Carol Squires, Secretary, seem quite pleased over something, Could it be plans for the trip tim Di 1ll.1w! 654,19 u,w ... -- H-. , .. , .. ,,,,,.i,m.mBdFy-mx,,,,- ,,,,x D L as A In ..-- ,,-an -.4 V. - . A 'gpg N-if --.....-...' r- ' - . ,,, Striking in their maroon and white uniforms the memhers of the Wfildcat Band gather in the gym to pose for the photographer. Front row, left to right: Grarie Russell, Fdd Ray, Ann Waltlen, Kay Smith, Linda Steffey, Janice Heard, Judy Johnson, Delores Hess, Glenda Renfro, Janis Montgomery, Linda Emfinger. Jan Hampton, Paula Sue Jensen. Second row: Rex Ivey, Sandra Vick, La Voyce Oldham, Jose Gonzales, Gloria Blevins, Freddie Gerlack, Louise Russell, Sandra Carmickle, Anita Fore, Sandra Con- nell, James Hetfington, Carol Squires, Georgeann Gerlach, Georgia Matthews, Jane Hall, Dale Howard, Betty Ayres, Gay Douglas. Third row: Jan Greer, Joyce Colbert, Deloris Duncan, Pat Diersing, Kathy Slaughter, Gay Hall, Phillip Zahn, Henry Gon- zales, Tucky Halton, Ralph Maurer, Neal Wfalker, Jay Bridwell, Jimmy Bennett. Sam McCormick, Palmer McCown, Darrell Ogerly, Jay Kinnison, Bennie XY'illiams. Bill Schroeder, Oleta Blevins, Doris Heard, Pat Street, Janice Renfro, Georgia Tapley, Paula Carmickle, Elaine Srygley, Joy XVindwehen, Frances Rogers, Jerry Banks. Fourth row: Sue Durham, Darlene Chisholm, Mary Beth Bridwell, Pearl Guiterrez, Gay Steffey, Anita Horne, Margo Williaruas, Larry Cox, Pristilla Tomson, Sue Russell, Way'ne Aus- mus, Larry Sharp, Gary Pickrell, Jerry XY'ard, Harley Dunn, Melvin Wrerm, Barry Armes, R. L. Graham, Robert Montgomery, Steve Sullins, Director Beryl Harris. Stand- ing: Gerald Chandler, Gary Rogers, Kenny Harlan, Bennett Hutchinson, Lila Lou Mauk, Ann Fields, Charles Cullum, Hayden McCary, Kenny Wilemorm, Carol Nayler, Nancy Russell. N Zmadzkfmdeeat eww tate an The XYiltlc.it lluntl. Wo strong. iourneyetl to the lexus State lfuir in Dallas, Oct. 8-IO. They pmticipgitetl, with other 'lexus huntls. in the 'lf M. lf, A. Festival in the Ciotton Bowl. Only sweepstulies-xx'inning lmnuls in Spring eontests in 1036 were privileged to inulxe this trip. Dallas Morning News rnentionetl the I.. H. S. Band. spotlighting the live Xlfiltleiit mascot. Sid. lr. The t-.ill months saw the inusic makers pgirguliiig in the lirownfieltl lfull liesti- val und. tor the seeontl sticcessive year. took the S50 cash iiwurtl for second place in the Lubbock South Plains lfuir. The spring months found them deep in concert music for Interscliolustit' eontests. l W l Drum Major Palmer Mc Q Clown, Co-Drum M.ijo List ye.1r, gave the com nmntls in N196-57. ,grzpa JWY. .Q Murcliing and twirlirig .irc the spctiul .ix'ot.ltions of Mujorcttes Cf.irol Squires, l' Georgm Ann Matthews. .mtl v joy xXl'lflLlXN'Cl'lL'll. .N ful PIIXIJC down l5muixx'.ly in vlvmk Lhlflllgl mlm Sm HIS 7.1. xx, , me Situ in prim ummm-x I Iucd sgwmi .md lwmutglmt r s ,R . HD 1 HILAHIS roruuo fl Wien. is-f ' ,.. -1 w I Marching pmctinc west of gym. Plwtogrgphcr snapped the Lluinct section As the band held .1 pmctiw session in the gym. -nz 4w-ww' First nvw. left tn right: Paula Carmitlclc. Barbara Hinklc. Shirley Ywung. Clcwn Cotton. Betty' Ayres. Paula Sue -lcnxcn. Patsy Tircy lAll-State altcrnatcb. -lop' Young. Tcddyc Bitncr l'All-Statcj. Martha Vfillianis. Linda Latinicr. Bcttyc Vfygitt. .luanita Kcnncdy. Sctiund mm -Iam Xldfawr. Rvxcnc Bingham. Pat Street. Nancy Ruwcll LAII-Statcb. Phyllis Claytnn. ,lu Ann Hall. -Ianie Eagle. Sandra Kimhruugh. -lancttu Panncll. Carol XX'illi.ims. Pat Andcrwn. -lane Hall. Lug' Hinklc. Third row: Dugan Crawford. -lantcs Hcttingtiwn. Melvin XX'rcn. Gary Byrne. XY'all.itc Lee. Alcxander Duggan. Paul Evans. liill Whidc. Tuinniy Allen, Fourth rim: David Ogg lAll4St.itcl. Neal Vfalkcr. Edd Ray. Gaston Shan, Carl Olwn. 'lay Bridwcll. Plame-r McCuwn lAll-State-J. Phillip Adkini, R. L. Graham. Sam MtCivrmitlfc. Rithard Shipley. Ronnie Vaughn. Dale Rhiadcs. LMI: Tcddyc -lo Bitncr. Vicr Prcsidrnt. .ind Pat Street. Sctrctary, pause for rest aftur a lung prattitc in-swion. X 1 Circle: Director. Hugh Ellison: President. Richard Shipley. Rishi. CHOIR OFFICERS-Left to right: Sam McCormick. Bass Section Leaderg Palmer McCown. Student Direttorg R. L. Graham. Property Manager: ,Io Ann Hall. Alto Section Leaderg Phillip Ad- kins. Trip Manager: Bettye VC'yatt. Soprano Section Leaderl Richard Shipley, Prenidentg David Ogg. Tenor Section Leader. f 7 Combined tones of feminine and masculine voices fill the auditorium with a sweet refrain fourth period ex-ery day. It's the chorus in a practice session. Several spe- cial groups, quintets, quartets. and trios entertained for banquds and civic clubs. The following talendar inilit.1tes.1lwusy schedule for 1936-57: NOVl3iNil5lfR Lnitetl Churtli Xfomen of Littlefield Lions Club liull length tonttrt DECEMBER Awimtetl in Messiah B.indAChorus Christmas Assembly Rotary Cluh Chriwtmm i'rogr.im JANVARY Tour to Morton. Sudan. Olton and Plaini iew Choir party -trowninig of Sweetheart FEISRTQARY T.M.II.A, All-xtate Choir lfull length tontert MARCH Retording session in Cloiis we N.T.S,C. Choir Concert lnterstholabtic League Context in Brow nfield APRIL birls thoir tour INIAY Variety Show Graduation exertisei ,lit ' 4'.1 - 2 F-55' 45 ,-'ff 5? 4 ' f- - 1 y' . . ,..'-4' 1 IP fi x I' 2, . . x ,.3 .. . L., .... -....-.-- gg ff ., KC 7, J QR? I I5 LHUIR. Firth Puiiiiii 4 ifiixt rim, lr!! tu :ight ii Hum. up H w N LU n iirr ri XX in i Nimmm ri ru 'Z i.. . '..,Ru -. .. mga . .. ..1Fl.l. . . f.iir'wr, ' N mu: Cf Liarrcn. S-:irct.irx1 C. . 'ui-. . YF i. 1 . uiicnti V. . -. Q Him un. , l ODYABELLES-Lcft I rig ti Ly- - - I ix 1 C iiytin. Ylm Ann HAH, Roxy-nc Bing, nm, ' Lat. .min C' 'mviguiiin Cor. A . . BO 'S' QKARTITI'--Left to right: D.ixid Ogg, Ri hard Shipley, R. L. Gniham. Phillip Ad ins, if, - rijg, i .' 1 . Y iw-fb row. -' jitz Edd R.iy. Plimcr MgCow:n. Dnid Ogg. wt- mw row: P.iul.i Sue -Icnwn. ,Line Hiil , -L . . The LHS. liuturc 'licarhcrs Assmiation was urgnnizcd in Febru- ary, 1937. Its purpose is three-fold: to allow studcms some pmc- tiL.1l tcarhing cxpcricncc. to L'l1L'Ul.lI'.1gC high sihool Stunlunts to hecomc teachers. .ind to L-lcmiui tualliar-5t.iml.1rds within the pro- fusion ,ind in the public cya. Twp: lNl.1rgic 'l'r.iniincll. Olcm liluins. l5.irh.1r.i Hinkcl. Anit.i Fore, Bennie Xx4llll.llIlN. Gmiic Ruvrll. Annan Sxmirt. Luq' Hinklu. lilnycc Picrcc. Ann lin-Ida Ciriwl N.lVllJI', Cin Minsxml. Ci.m' Dcnnix. l5.irh.1r.z M-lvL'ng.1lc. G45 Diwuglnx, S.il'1klf.l l..1ikL-y, Rex lui, Xiirnm limk. -lmly johnson. Clmrlu Lulluni. .lily lieth Young, C,1ir.'i: Prcsillnnt. l5.1i'lx1r.1 Hinklc .mil Spnnswrs. Conch Vfchh .mil Mrx Houla, rlisrusx l'l.lFlS fur .m FTA, meeting. qv i Bfffzffms Othcr uffiiurs-Grain Russell. Treas- Lll'L'I'l Ann lficlilx. P.1rli.1nicnt.1ri.1n1 B.1rh.1r.1 M.1ssingalc, Historinnl Guy Diuiglas. Librarian: Aaron Swiirt. Sung Leadcrg Gly Minynirrl. Virc Prciidcntg Olnm Blevins. Seircmry, .l xx. xx V llxgl S v1.1 Y as Ira' lil 4 ,,ff claim! 554,464 Saga ' Zhu blqllc XY1111111 51.11.17 s111111 s1x1l1 111111111 1-1111 1l.lYi 11111 1111111 s11.11'1 l11'1lIN 1'VL'111flIl1' 111111ls 111 1111- 101' x1'.11l11111l1. 1.1111 1111's1111 11.111 .1 s111'- 11.11 11111. 11111 wlwn 1l111s11 111'1ss111Ag 1l1,11ll1111s 111-.1r1'11, 111- 'A11111l1c1l 111.1 111 111-111 11111 .1111'x1l11-1'1'. 1..11'11111s x11-r1- 11l.111111'1l, 1111111r11s 111111- 11r1n1c11 .11111 111c11t11'11'1l, 1111111 w.1s xx'r1111'11 .11111 11111-11, L111k1 11111 l.1S1 11111sl11'11 11.1111-s x1'1'r1- s1-111 111 1l11' 11111111 xl1L'l' 1111 N1.lI' 111 l, 1111 s1,1ll 11111111 1l1c11 s1-11111 lx.1kl'i 111111 W11111111' 11 1v111'1'l111111' 111111111 1111: 11. 111111 11111 1111.1s111n.1llx' .111sxx'11r 11111 11111-s111111, HXX.llL'll will 11111 ,lI1I11l.11s 11 here? -pas- x A ...ff ' AIS ,,.f ,J X 1-. 1311111111 Gocrtz. E111t11r-in- CQl1i1'l'. 11.111 thc 1111rric11 1011 ot' Pl1lI1Il1Ilg the 110011 1.111111 l.1y11111s to 11111111131- I'.11'll1'. 1511111113 cvcry' 131111. shc 111111111 time to XX'ODLlCY 111111 worry 11111-r 1111111, 1111 v.'11r11, 1111111113 111111 .1 11111- lion 11r 511 o111cr 11c1.11ls. She is pictured conferring with 1111- s1111nsor, Mrs. E11- w.11'11 Betts. Lelfl. S1111 1N11ciOI'I11111i, Business Man- agcr, was in Ll1LlI'gC of 141I141l1L'lLl1 rec- or11s. lllylllg 11cl1ts 111111 selling both yc.1rl111oks.11n11 15lLt1Lll'CS. There were 111.11111 rush 111011101115 when hc met 111111- scll' coming back. 'ii wx ,A , W 4, -,lr-! ,rn K bw-Q 'ifwzmz Tha, rcs! ul' rlu- st.1!'I' lmnl .Lt work. Une lwig Ogmlwcr Sl intrmhlnud thc' Yggrlmwk NJICNIUCII .md yulw is In kup .1 tlw mp wurrtx smlx .xx mum' plums. ymmd thy mlm L.11up.1iAg11. Ifurxt rmv. ldt In fllihlf thum, .md Juiu.1tior1. I1-H uw right: PM 'I-IYLY. CQ. SXYAVI. -I, Kmmdyg I? foy li, 'l'111-y. D. H.1y:1u, lflwinti -My liuyd liridxwll. PlwtolQr'.1pl1c1'g Com S. -Ium-Q. D, Gucrtz. Samui row: S Rom. P, rl-iI'L'f'. Sxxplrt, Artistg Suv vlunw, fupyisli S.1mlr.1 ROW. IS. Hmklpg rl. liwlmrtwn, If Num. I. XX'1mixu-hgxw IYPISIQ DOL l'I.1f'l1C5. Artixtj .md Billy Van I.it2jl1IsQ'. Third row: S. fN1LCn1'1Nul4. -I, l5r1Jxu,ll, P, Carxmmklk. lf'I'5'N1 Bifrnff' f'f.a'fH'- 'VM' Kikk-OH Mwlvly' -NH I.. Imac-I-,c ,c.11L1M11. ls, ljflllixky mfr -- ,N A A A ' I 'A ful W JE' Scxx ff I f e - til sm K lht Slut vrttzx ilit Ntiitluiit hotli Q-uri lritlti 5 oriiing. Sixth iwriotl iotii'1i.Llisni tlmx, uiitlui' rlit' tlirtttion ot Mn 5. li Axrw. ctiitx .intl piintx tht- llrgh Nliool Nuwtxiiwr. 'l'litirxtl.tx' LIlt.'t'Ii-'vii t:nm tht 5lx.tt i 'noni .1 h ittixitxx 'l'lit'rt-R lmt niinutt toiix' to tvlw print g to tinish. .lsxotiliiuiit ot ixigw .intl .it lmt. Ntipliiig .intl xtitlxiiig. Soiiiutiiiiu tlirlmt-ss trt-L-iw iii ht-iort .t xxoirx txx.lxt matt iiitrinlu ithink ot ini. f sv 'ov situ czyiztiitoft, my Dotigltis .intl B.1rh.1r.i Mm- xingalt- with their sponsor, Mrs. S. If. Ayres, plan a front page layout. Ltff. Btisim-ss lXl.tI1.1gL'I', Clay Mininirtl, sccnis luppy to nuke thq entry, paid, She oltcn has to do a hit of stretching to make cncls mt-ct fingiiitially and shc also scrvcs as Assistant Editor. usfll' 'fr ax A fi -. :mln 'Q ,Q ,,-'Q-ww li 0 7.71.14 Banded together by the 111otto low 1rd new horizons L H S luture Ho111e111.1ltcrs eagerly await the day when thu too max tilte their planes in Ameritas homes Aetivities of the org.1r11z1t1o11 propoxe to ein rutittl IYIIIIIIIF 111 11111115.1115 1tl11rs of a home for it accepts the idei that the Ntreneth ot .1 DIIIOII sttma from the vtell de veloped home life of its people Y 9 un' Below-First row. left to right: Loretta Loekcr. Secretary: Sue jones. Treasurer: Ann Fields. Sergeant-at-Armsg Betty Purely. Vice President. Second row: Martha XY'il- Iiams. Song Leaelerg Barbara Yohner. Re- porterg janet Brant. Student Couneil Rep- resentative and Photographerg Carol Naylor. Parliarnentarian. IIA I NY I.IVI-IY C.HAI l IR UI? If IIA Illxt ww Int tw nght if RL-ntl:-. I., IIIIMI L 'XI1 .' . 1 , I1X.lIIZ.kI.IIKIIIILL5.-I4fI1L'N 'XI ISM!--III Nwxni 1:-xx IS Ilmkln. IS I mlmmi. F Ii-Mruwrx. LI, XX .IIIQL-1, WI mm. AI, Mwl1Igwrm'1y. I6 IxI.INNkII.Lf.IIK' II IIvmy. K, Ilulw, Ii Y-vImm'r. lx px--I.wr my rmlut. I., 47lI1I1.1m. M. IIIIIAIUN 'I. II.4111g-turn. A. Ifnldx K 1 R4-mls I' XXICILX I Ci'1xxr4mI -Tav- Wxi - Q x SX 1-,S i 'R lb ,Mn -I'1l'st 1'-xxx. IL-rt Inv I'lCIIIi In I'l'l' Iiy, I.. Hlnklv. 5,C..1lnmIxlr.C.. Xmlur. NIHIII1. Ii. X4-I.m. Ii. RuI'm1twr1. Su- und zum. A. I'w1'L'. II. Iwmwn. S, I..uI'q I St.1mIfrmI, If Dunhm. I5 IJLIIKIK. S X wha L..,.Y-f- IiL11'IxI1.1rt. II, IIlII'I'1L'I'. 55 M' ' . .r wi' i 1-an-l 'f.L'Jfl .....--- f - E .J YQQZE yu ar' CSM, 33 ,pn 14 ww The junior lf.H.A. tor lresliinen girls proposes to ent triinine lor ineinbersliip in the Patsy Lively chapter All first xur Homeinilsing students ,ire eligible lor member ship. '. li -O il '. 7 gl 4 'O 'O -O -O -4 Rllubl--Left to right: jane Hall. Sergeant- at-Arms: Judy Marifield. Treasurer: Frames Rogers. Vine Presidentg Donna -loyner. His- torian: Carolyn Hampton. Setremryi Freddy Carol Gerlarh. Rcporterg Kathy Slaughter. Student Council Reprcsentativeg Kaye Bart- lett. Piirliiimentariung :ind Sandra Martin. Song Leader. Belffu Inf!-junior F.H.A. Sponsor. Mrs Ray Keeling and President. Linda Steffey. 34 -IVNIUR l .H.A.--lflrst row. left up flght H. Camly, D. O'Dc'll. D. Mills. A. Hill M, G.11'1'ism1. -l. lluc. -l. Tircy. Suonal row I.. Russell. R. Rolx-rts. G. Clfvcngcr. P clLIllL'I'l'L'l. 5. M.11'tin. Fl. DL1nn.1n, N. Finlds C. XX'.1llic1'. First row, lnft to right: A. Fair, P, Allred P, Oglcslwy, B, Hunt. bl. Tircy. P, Richard sun. C. Robison. Sammi row: C. Rolwcrtwn NI. Prine. P. Strccty, B. Gee. D. Cumliff T. Davis, F. Huwgul. Balm:----Fi1'st row, lcft to riglmti wl. Merri- ficlcl. F. Rogers. lf. Gcrlaclm. D. Chisholm. S, McNeese. K. Bartlett, M. Bridwell. E. Owens. Second row: YI. Hall. bl. Kcnncmcr. D. Joyner. C. Hampton. I.. Stcffcy. G. Hull. S. Rowe 7.7.1-i'.?oq4?7 an ' - cdepfwgfzdm Learning to dog doing to learn: earning to liveg living to sc-rvef' This motto of the liuture Farmers of America reveals that they are interested in the nations and the worlds agricultural program. You will find these hors entering numer- ous livestock and crop production contests. They mail-ce entries in the county, South Plans and State lfairs rind they capture ll good share ol the prizes offered. Cfiiilt. Mr. l'er'lftey .mil hir. H.1ll. co-spons sors. .ind president. Ruger jones. stop on the luntlirooiu for .1 that. ,-'- P115 ,L ,, . 5' fat ' rp X oP E'9Iv Aogrlililkp ,i X is - ' M it J , , Qiciufo 6 -1 Y i I vi e ' e 'I Rlghlx Other officers discuss plans for the F.F.A. district banquet which was held in the lunchroom on December 9. Left to right: Monte Hulse. secretary: Lawrence Mucha. reporterz james Blessing. vice presi- dent: jimmy Duke. treasurer: Gene Petree. sentinel. A 3 Xl Cam Puru IIITUTIN Dxkn md hmm Lwxrm IL ln wrtxmp of Qarpn r umk 1 thu flHlSl1 1 pma. puns, table ut Q k xx thu rvr tha X Outh Can cr x tl C: l V T3 1 Y 'm X X ? f xv F f? X X: X . x - , X. A X N w ,, 12: T 37 '91-'M 2 is ,...,-F----2:-V.. - l , '?E 7.7.6. D 'A-'f-rut X Ct FI SOPIIOMORIZ I7.I:.A. IXIUINIIIIZRS 'lfrunl row, lutt tw iight: VI. Rcxyqill, -I. XX'c.ixci'. D. Muttalt, P. Nitlicrls. 'lf limrri, I.. Fnlt-y. VI. Iiitncr. M. Hulnu. R. M.lmcng.iIc. link ww: FI. I'itm.in. R. AIIIILIIII. I.. Hill, M. Cainplucll, I., Imtkc, I.. RC.ly,.lI1, I.. Iitquusb, R. Duttt-n. XY. Ifrvin. II. Atwtmti. M. I.cc. i an-I-W , H QE! i 2 0 G If-'V' ,Ff FRISSIIMAN IQIPA. MIIMISIIRS Y - Front row. luft to right: VI. Dun Marsh. I-I. Sully, N. Hutwn, I.. Iiiir, R, XY'uotI. -I. linker, I Iiussgiinm, N. XXILIIIIYILII, XX . VUI1itficIrI. Nwinsuii, K. Pnuntlx. Batk row: I.. Ifltlur. R, Smith. 'If Spencer, I5. Brantley, VI. XY'.1tts. G. IJ.lL'L', CQ. Barker. K. Ditkwn, D. Owcns. P. Penn. UI. Houk. ul. Inlssitcr. Right: Mcrhanitgl training in Ag pays off for Laxvrcntc Matlm. Roger -Innes. and Monte Hulse .ie they repair the tliuptcrk tmttor. The buys benefit from thi5 extra hand Around the shop. 'N V 1 'rg sl 3' ': if I ' 13, , - . ng 3 . , h 1 fr These young lads and lgisscs well deserve pixlise. They perform many routine t.1sks suth .is keeping attendants retords and answering the phone and mul- titudes of questiom. Two students keep Mr. Reeveis front otitiiee each period .ind there .ire .11w.1ys one or two hoys in Mr. Brunes oftite, .,L x V 1 ,,f ' - - .x - 'i 7 wit. f ident .iwixtdnts in the PI'iI1tiP.liiN ivftite l'xi'.'1f1tJ ,f Ntt Lett hne. tint Alliwn, P.iul.i Ciutnitkle. Mary Bedford. fi.lI'Oi XX'ilIi.1n1s Right line: 'I'eddye 'Io liitner, I.ind41 I.i1tiniei', -Iiinet Bmng ,In Ann Rivhtrtwn. Cdirlene Imtke, H.1rh.1i'.i Hinkle. Pffllntzf tw iight: iiltv .H ti Liunmles. liflffzz. Mr. lirtincx student assistants, Seated, lett Greig Vfileniun, .md Dun Mtfiaity, Standing Hunt. Ronnie MtNY'illi.iinN. Kenney H.lI'i.lI1. .hw if ' it In h.itk1 Betty XX'y.1tt. B.lI'i7.lI'.l Chentei, .lean 1. .g .. 70p S 'Stum' books .trc to bc t.utt't11 twtht-rx sxx.1llt1wt-J. and stwmm IL-xv tlluwtl .md tltgt-stud. Ihr Llttlt-tlultt Hugh Stlwol I.IlWV.lft wttt-rx tpulm Imntl, I.IIXI',iFy flult Int-Ilwlmrx, xxllo work on .1 voluntiry lusn, .tru runptsxmlwlc tor IILII-liI1tLf nurs um- ot the but lllWI'lI'll.'S on tlmc Suutl1,PI,11m, lk-lt-g.1tt-N num stnt tu .1 dlxtrxtt nmtutxng in Tulm an Ottulwr .mtl tu tlxu State mccting in G.1lx'cstwn in I 4.'lWfl.l.lfy', lyk Iftflth Cmlmlkc, I'ru1-itrut . rx. ,lt-lun Hurkx. Sptmwr tlmuw pl.1nx tm' the tlub ytqtr lmmk, Rfgbz. O'lHIfR OFHCIERS - 7 Scntt-dz Mary Flzlnta-Q Miller. Vitc Prciitlcnt. Standing, lcft tu right: Gunn Sw.1rt, SLK- rctaryg Aaron Swurt. rcpurtcrg bfully Kennedy, fI'l.'.lNllI'f.'I'1 Knrvn Rugcrx, pur- Ii.1mcnt.ari.1ng .md B.lI'b.ll'.l Rwwlwrtwn. Stutlcnt Cuuntll rL'pr'cwnt.1tivc. -1 ir'-1 171111111111 f11111:'11111- I11.l11L' I11qL1L'11t .11111 1II1lL1X 1WLI11k11I1 11111111 .i1N111.11N 111u111111:1.11i14 11.1-11111: 1.111111 1111111 111111 11111141 1i.lI'1N.ll.l 11:1x.1'.111q-. f11.1:111tt1' 13IlI1LQ.1I'. 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Front row. left to right: M. Trammell. C. Wil- liams. A. Fields. Second row: G. Douglas. G. Minyard. K. Hulse. j. Merrifield. D. Joyner, C. Hampton. S. Martin. B. Hinkle. Third row: A. Hill. D. Crawford. R. Thompson, P. Thompson. D. Cotham. S. Lackey. J. Young, I.. Hinkle. Fourth row: -I. Crawford. A. XY'al- den. j. Colbert. bl. Hall. F. Rogers. P. Jensen, S. Connell. S. Vick. j. Hampton. Fifth row: N. Vfzllkcr. S. Howell. hi. Ratliff. lu. Greer. H. Hilton. VI. Pressley. P. McCown. A. Duggan. Back row: S. Kimbrough. I.. Latimer. B. Vfyatt. -I. Hall. T. Bitner. P. Street. vl. Hoover. Cm'Iv.' The Council outlines the program for the year. Front row. left to right: Carol Cald- well, Georgeann XX'alker, liarhara Hinkle. Back row: Hilton Hemphill. Palmer McCown. Mike Greer. Alzilig Zu mcceed often liey in fha fbi!! of 41 per'5w1'.f handy. cha! 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R.1tliI'IA tnnk twcr tht- cl11ttrtcrh.1t'k LlLlllL'S .intl tlitl .1 nugniliitcnt jnh, fCi.l111L' titirltitctl bctausc of un in- cligihlt pl.1yt-r. iitnii-tniiticrciitu.1 A , . :A 1 . l 1 Sqpt, 21 flititltly 'loncw Kilnilwht-tl two ttuitlltltiwiis as thc Wfiltl- . t.1ts 111.ll'Ll1L'kl .1g.iinxt Olton, 'lhc two evenly inatthcd teams 55 7'fV A f 4,,,,l5 g:L.eaLu.w1-wrt.: grtmuntl out .1 12-12 tic as both lmtttlul to thc finish in it nun- Ab-R , f 11l'.'- P,j...f'T' totmlicrcimtc tilt, 'lhc XY'iltlt.1ts .intl Mtixtangs tictl with PCI1L'lf.lf .Q .- Al . . -. , q 1 . ' .q-r- 75 1 f ' . .' ' tions. but Littlclicltl h.1tl 16 lirxt Llnwns to Olton 5 13. The XX'i1tl- if 4' ' 0 :dui-4.,,Sg1 . . . 11 - ' 'fgyv .-1' ' . 5 lp C111 lim' hultl tight .1s Bcwl .tntl Parker playctl ntitsttniling tlc- ,L 1-f 35,'s.3s YUNYC lt-Ill it rig Il - 15553525 V ' V w Y- Ri. - A W ,IOIT HOOVIZR Scninr 'l'.1tl'4lc XX'cigl1t 1911 l:l1'Nl'lL'.H1H All-Dixtiitt l.AW'RliNCl2 l4ll lASOX Scninr Guartl XN't'iglit 165 St-tnntl 'Il-.im AllfDiNtiiit ll ' Scwntl 'licain All-Rugitwml Htvnninhlc Mt-ntinn Smith lJl.ll1'1N xii' ' , . -, , 11, A --jj L-, V ffl., ' Larbx-A Iitfffzt, Iititltly ,li-nu. ' - .igc .iiwtintl iight t'n1l in tht -, . I, N'lL'NX'Q.1Il'lC. Y . 5--fp. 5, . . .nv . ft., .gli -1 , ,f gs. '. J.-..l'.'f' Inst libdlll All-Rt-gini1.1l First 'Il-.ini South Pl.1inN XY'iltlt.1t lt.1lfh.1tl4, ix Nlitmn pitking ff-tgrth ittimi ut' tht l,iItlLficllPl11ii t ERNEST HOPPIZ 'Tgl 1 5 - W Scnini' GL1.1l'Ll ' 5 1.0, ,Q 1,11 I 3' XY't4ight 116 Q -t nlikifliqff' . W. L .L N., ,uw 14: 'Q I: , utrbxfl MIK D ,- - f, . P ,t:..f:e' - ,QfQ.1'f?.i' f 'mf v '-'Q' ...1 . Egg.: ., -qu---f V . ,.---b'1'sf' , W 'N 1, Q, o- F GRFER Fig- Senior Back Xxfeight 150 I O First 'I'e.im All-Regional First Team All-District Second Team All-South Plains l! ' .ty .gflygi xl -..-M Jf Qt,:l- ' X .--. --0 ' , 5. .-fiwga-'fm ji. .- x-, . iowa t:'7ifR't 'x i . -3 '-421i MICKEY RATLIFF Senior Back Weight 126 ROGER LOWE Senior Center Weight 170 Honorable Mention District Second Team All-Regional Honorable Mention All-South Plains - Sept. 28fThe Wildcats thrilled to a 20-19 victory as Brownfield rallied in the second half to score 13 points. Scoring twice on two long runs, Mike Greer was the gent who paced the Wfildcat offensive. With Lowe recovering a fumble and Bevel intercept- ing a pass, the Cub's rally was killed. Oct. 5-As the Wildcats stomped Tulia -I8-1-i, they disproved the idea that they were a first half team. Behind a hard-hitting line, the Cats' ace backfield completely dominated the second half, Pressley and Ratliff alternated in the quarterback position iboth playing fine games, and Floyce Pierce did a fine job of kicking the extra points. Oct. 12-Greer's five-yard scamp and Pressley's 65-yard punt return, plus a couple of points by Pierce, gave Littlefield a 14-6 victory over the Canyon Eagles. The best run of the night was when Pressley protected by a blocking shield--Morris, Lee, Par- ker, Lowe, and others, made a beautiful 65-yard punt return. Belouu' Mike Greer races 14 yards to the Andrews' three-yard line to set up Littlefield's first touchdown. Buddy jones bucked over on the next play to send the cats out in front, 7-0. The score came in the first three minutes of the ball game, F MAX MORRIS Senior Back Weight 177 First Team First Team First Team Plains First Team Honorable Mention Wig Wam ' All-American All-District All-Regional All-South All-State E' ll7 ! 166670 LESLIE 1iIiVlZI. In l E -ltinior I t XVeight 165 Seitind Te.iin All-Distritt Setond Team AllfRegional Honorable Mention All-South Plains Oct. 19 f-The W'ildtats vs, the XY'ildtats. Littlefield was highly successful in their third bid to beat Clovis. Greer, jones, and Morris romped to a 58-13 victory with the Littlefield XVildt.1t line completely crushing all Clovis attempts. Nov. 2--f-The dreams of the Hereford Xxfhitefaces were dampened as the Xwildeats overcame a 12 to 15 lead at the half. It was Davis TD, XXfilli.ims, a tackle, and Max Morris, a fullbaek, who stored the points with neither tonversion good. The third quarter belonged to the Littlefield Wildeatsg jones and Greer both tallied. Rock Hutson, along with Roger Lowe, Davis Wil- liams, and Andy Parker all played outstanding games with each helping to spark the Xwildeats' eoineback. Final score, 31-15. XVALLACE LEE Junior Guard Weiglit 194 N I First Team All-District First Team All-Regional Second Team All-South Plains llf'f BVDDY JONES Junior Bank XY'eight iso Setond Team All-District Setond Team All-Regional Honorable Mention All-South Plains - K.. . fv 4 . , , , 2 -3 Btlffu: Max Morris cracks the middle for it touthdmxn igiins 1- .ww '-:iz . 1 ,,..,W,' . , gg ..mi45f,f ll ' 4 Hereford to help the Wfildtats heat the Whitefiites 31 13 i' ,T fn .gg:'i'J 5myfE!5 ':-2 LARRY XX'EAVER 1 x -- 1 Senior End -1' x A Ll-511153, XY'eight iso fi , 1 . 'A-I-.1 '- Alf -1 cfdcawwm - X DAVIS 1.1312 xvii.i.iAMs cm j 1 Senior Tackle l eight 220 A Wgmkt, I Sc-Lund Team All,District A f -he 'f ' ' 'i A' Second 'learn All4Regional l U Q, 4u,:,..4 ffia' First Team All-South Plains RAYFORD i,ic3H'rs ' '21 . :JU ...wi ' Q-,y-QV '65, ' alfa., :piz- airisiir- iS'W' ' K -F e., :Q -g , 1 .gi '91 1 ,I .is w-5..,. . 4,9 - gpa -in 'A' K, . ..-V . -. junior liatk w7L'lj.1lll lfll Hnnnipihle Mention All-District Honorable Mention South Plains E Oct, 26efThe Cinderella Team of Texas gained an important district tie alter the Blackhawks staged a terrific last minute coine- back. lfor three quarters the Blackhawks were held scoreless, while Morris. Greer. jones, and Presslev continually gained yardage through big holes in the Blackhawk line made by big i,.A,L,i:.,L9f..d.',j,x,,,.e,,f -- 51 joe Hoover, Lowe. Hutson, and Hoppe. The score at the final ' ' 'm'!f ,.4,5.-'- 'T f 'X 1 ff - 1- ' whistle was I5-15. Q--ifw ' A , 1 --, ,,-. Lmrrwwffr' f1,f'f?i fi- T. fry we 3.1.5 3262- .52 7 V ,gli 'I W,-.-I-4,,.i ,gp ya-ri Z-?f? ?',5T.H'?1,., -' ,r A A 1-fs' 4 ,1 -1 .- 'bs f . .' vfxi'b,'z- f-.73 .TM , . V, - lim GERALD ZYBURA Senior Guard NX'eight 152 Nov. l6fWitli a possible Triple A crown in the making, the NX'ildcats were not to be denied, as they rolled over the Dumas Demons 28s6. Littlefield completely dominated the statistics as they gained a decisive conference victory. Co-Captains Andy Parker and Max Morris both proved their worth with each adding to the decisiveness of the score. DOYLE MONTGUM Senior Center W'eight 152 Beloit: Andy Parker streaks for the goal line after taking james Pressley's only completed pass, Parker was overhauled but the cats went on to a 'l'.D. in the Andrews game. I Flo ' ERY W ZH I Y ,jr l L. 'ii' nl . I IAMES GOLDSTON Qophomore Back Vifeiglit 135 554 l5Ol5llY fl'NNlXCillAlNl Vlnniiii lS.11l4 Vfefiiglit 155 Not: 15'-C.oAt.1Ft.1ii1. R.11'tord Lights, Pldykjtl .1 indgnitiitent gmie L15 he wtored the winning tonthdown. lfor the first .llkl ' , . . . .. 5- IUOSI lndpllflllll UIUC Ill lllllf y'L'.lI'S. rxldyllflfl .llld CUlNp.lllY t.1I1lC out on top ol' the tr.1dit1on.1l Loho-XYildt.1t gridiron grudge battle. The Xlfildtnts did their scoring in 2-4 seeonds. .1nd Lew- A lgllltl stored setonds l11tCl'. The gaine tix .1 whole 11315 .1 bruising defensive h.1ttle with the iinproving XY1ldt.1ts capturing their first lf' AAA Crown. 15-7. , 7 Nov. 29' H-The Willtltgtls m.1rthed on the Andreww Mttbtdngs 'J Tlmtiiksgiviiig Day with tire in their eyes to th.1lk up .1 20-15 QV ' victory. It w.1s .1 first hall' show for the t'.1ts with Buddy -lonex A x tallying first. Big Max MorriS hit p.1y dirt twite in Ntittewion and Floyte Pierce made two conversions good. The Hosses dominated the l.1St h.1lli hut .1 tight hard-hitting line led by Andy V ' Parker. ,lOe Hoover And LO-L.1l7fJ.lIl Roger Lowe nude it rough sailing. XY'ildt.1ts lllel won the AAA Regional Cruwii, ,.'j:I71?,VyLQf,1L , it .V t'.1.i-7-,g:f'r- 111. 7. .M INIILES S'l'lfl'llliN5 'lnnior li.1tk XXX-ihulit Ni . -T! ., ,.'. 'nh , .i,. . 1, lii' ' 3 1 ii -h Foplioiiiiiie LEUILI 1 Wliglit 1,44 J lit. 1., XX .1ll.11e I.1t drop .1 l,uell.1n1l l'L1DI1LI'.lN XX1ldt.1ts tiinxt 1 t11t'etheDiXt:11t 1-AAA title A 1 , 1 111111.15 'I'RO'l I'l-R - f .' ' lf, i Ar . -ltinior Ci11.1i'd ' hu, -Ng if U guru-tqsd,-wfbflyitjgil Yiltiglit 1-IH .-fi-vw j ' 1 '-' to ni.1ltt the kill l,ittlel1t-ld Ntiired twite within IH xtmndx to t ll defwZa94 70m f-ff-iff-42 - ' 1 PLOYCE Plliliiilf -luriior Tackle V41-iglit 190 as 'kk'-l s it Hii.'roxH15MPHii.1, A ' 'W t . Sophomore End XX eight lvlo 3 . ,L J 'W i'- -.Q:. ' ,lAlNllfS PRESSLIZY Sophomore Back XYeight 150 Honorable Mention All-District Honorable Mention South Plains Dec. 18--The Wildcats, classed as underdogs, downed the Graham Steers 1947 in their first Triple A Quarter-final game. Decisively outweighed, Little- field's valiant line held time after time. The Cats stopped short Grahams superb pass offensive. Mor- ris and Pressley, though injured, played important roles in the victory as did their replacements, Cunning- ham and Ratliff. Greer was leading ground gainer crowded hy jones and Morris. Dec. 15-The Wildcats, hampered by limited service of two first-stringers, Morris and Pressley, met the Garland Owls in San Angelo in the AAA semivfinal playoff. On a sloppy field, where six inches of rain had fallen the night before and rain continued almost constantly throughout the game, the Cats took the first half. Andy Parker made an all-important safety for 2 points to become the only Litlefield score, The Owls ook over the last two periods to hit pay dirt four times with four good conversions. Final score was 28-2 with the Owls loose to defeat Nederland for the AAA State Championship. Biifffzzx james Pressley gains three yards on a keeper with Biloxi' riglilx Raytord Lights. left. .ind Andy Parker close in only seconds left in il1L'4ll.lIUL'LlgLlll1St Garland in San Angelo on ii Garland hall tiirric-r In drop the Gdrlgntl Owlg fmt 11 Saturday. Deteinher 15. in the San Angelo stadium. Img, .-1, -- y. as 'NNW 3-70015455 764m - 50 pez Zen! 70c2uae-z Front row. loft to right: R. Musscngnlc. li. klcffrics. G. Askew, li. XY.iclr-, Ci, Ammom. li. licrry. P, Nichols. Suomi row: H. Atwood. I., Foley. 'lf Ray. R, Minynrrl, bl. Rirlmimlson. M. Hulse. lliulx row: D. ML-tullf. VU. O'Dcll. 'lf Boron, Ci.U.1llini. G. VC'illi.1ixl. XY. lfrwin, C-17114 5 Clmuli Gumigc l,og.m. WILDCAT4 B SCHEDULE Oll7f70I1!3lIf.l llvjfrfrizli Pioneer ...... ..... 6 7 Clovis ,....... ..... 2 l 20 Mulcslioc ..... ..... 7 28 Montcrrey . .. .,.. 41 7 Clovis . 14 0 Hereford ..,. 0 I-1 Monterrey . 6 0 Lcvcllnncl . 19 20 'Q X - 9 ' N' - H, 9' Y -V, A L., ' 4 ,'i, .' 1-' -,,'-fi . KA' 4. .- , '4- J QS H.,-, .,.n.. ..1'- Ps -.311 -- , e A 1 1 Q-. R -'R v V4 ,..--T ig, -Q ' ' f..gj5'9u'. - Y L - w 'K ' :Q .1-5 y g , . ,, f., 'fit -.?ff?l'44Q 34437.-2. 7 p W to 775 71 ' , . link row, left to right: ,loc Martinez, Tony Zahn. Romltl -Liiniwn, Rolverr Montgoim-ry. ! to 1.11 . ., . , staff, ,, - ,- Ciaylen Parte, Cierarlil Ch.1nillei'. ligrrry Armes. I..1rry Cox, Middle row: lftltlie Sl1.1XK'. Mnnagerg Ronnie Mink XX'illiruns, Duane North, Toinrny Allen. Ritharil Thomson. Dale Rhodes. -lotlie Bussmnuss. jimmy Barker. Put Penn, Manager, Front row: -It-rc Don Marsh, Moriss Roberts, Keith Ditkwn. Stew Sullins. Hnrly Dunn. Don Dowtly, Ronnie Smith. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE 13. an Oflffnlwllr ll ff:ft'.1i'r' Levelland , ,IU 6 Plainview ,. H 55 12 Hereford ,.,. O 7 Plainview ,,,, ,,,,, 3 I 7 Plainview , 12 6 Levellmtl 2-1 I2 Cirrilt. left to right: Cough Gemltl l'lnll.1rll. Moriss Roberts. Corith MtC.1nlieS, and Duane North go into ii hutlillc to plan Ll wining trip. I fs ' 2 The lfreshman lxuketlwgill sclugul. earryiiig .1 strenuous schedule, F1111 up .1 five-won, five- lost game record. Dale Rho1leS. the XY'il1l- cats' leading scorer, r.1ke1l in .1 tot.1l ot' 1410 points to give .1 re.1l Hlwoxtm to the te.1i1i. The boys played Hereford, Dinimitt, Pl.1in- vievv, Brownfield. Levell.1n1l, l:YlUI'l.I, .lllel Abernathy. They also played in sex'er.1l tour- niunents with their hest showing in the Levellanel Tournament where they were run- nerrupf' Pi1't1n'1c1' JLUIL, left to right: XX'iIl Xxillllillllx Ronnie Jamieson. De.1 Hill. Dwayne North, D.1le Rhoelcs. Phillip Zahn. Riel1.1i'1l llioinpson, jerry VVQHIS, Ronnie lNIeXY'illig1i11s. and -lerry XXv.lI'Ll, f,ljl'L'IL.' Mainagers Pat Penn and liihlie Sliiiw. .1n1l Conch Gene lxlCCLlflllL'S 11l.1n g.1n1e strategy. il r24l ISIDDY .TONES ' lk ltim lttt to i P l l GASTON SI-IAVV. lfnrwnrd lmxs Hd After .ln extended l7ootb.1ll season, the 'io-'V tplgers of l..l-IS. r.1n into trouble from the start. XY'ith some ot' the Pl.1ins' greatest b.1sketb.1ll teams as opponents, the XVildCt1ts had only courage and determimtion to fall back on. However they mastered the fund.1ment.1ls of basket- ball und, since the majority are underelassmen, give promise for next year. Belou Coach Gerald Bullard. Co.1th Jeep Webb and JAMES PRESSLEY Minlgrf, 'llrlmmy Cloninger enjoy Ll good yarn. Cyuird Ullllfsl f Colt str n t 5 KY'41ll ite ll 2 45024 .ICS 5'll1PHliNS .IAMIV4 CQOl.DN'I ON CHIJIK1 Hmm' BILI. Vllflflflill UL1.111l JERRY BANKS Center HILTON HEINIPHILI. 15111 XYADIZ Fordwglrd VUFWHYJ ...1.. W 1 X359 Y' ' , , - . I L. V.- . -L F.. 1 --N l 'L W ---,...L N ...L I eam4S4aw?' ' liiu-rwiliol.mii l.L.1gLic ports uciits wi-rc snigcal iii mriul looils in llistriit competition. Golf-- J April sixlli. l l.iim iuv. 'I'r.1il4 .md lfiulll cvcnts - Nlximli So. XYLNI 'I'cx.ix Snitz. Rugiorul cw-nts xwru liclil .it 'll-me hlbcli in April. l..'.' TRACK AND l7llfl.D lfVl2N'l'S-V-lfiixr imv. ldt to iiulitj Clue Lhillim. l.imu Liiilllxtiiii. Sty-vc Siillmx. ffli.ii'lcs llcffington. Rolm-fro Ciwiiiw. Hilton HL-mfliill. Suoml ioxx. Yl.1iiiu l3i'wNln'y'. Millmul Cll'L'L'l', Bolwlwx' Ciiinniiiglum. Milu Stvplicm, D.1i'i'cll Ugizlx. XY. 'lf lixxin. llmik rim Mm Xloiiix. Rogci' I.mx'u. Anlly' P.ii'lu-i'. .lou Hoou-i'. .mll liiiillli' -limes, Cfux.zi I.. VOl.l.l2Y llAl.l. 'l'lfAM--l i'iim rim. loft to riglit: D. Piitrmin. lf. 'l'iii'nci'. 'lf Haiixpton. G. M.itrliuxu. D. XY'.ililin,u. Cf. Haiiipton. S. Hiilwci. ul. Pcurwn. Baile ww: S. Rogan, nl. Dumm. B. Puimly. G. Cilcwiigw. li. Clu-xref. H. Dixlvcl. D. M.iLli.i. -l. XY'c.1wi'. li. Chigc. Bifwli fd. Dl5il'RlCfl' 'IVYPINU 'l'lfAlNl ASc.1ICi.l. IL-fr to i'1-Qlit. l5i'ont mug l.il.1 lxl.lLIli. PM Struct. Fcmiml rim X.m.y Riiwull. 'limi' XY'inllxx'4-lion. Sund- ing: Ronnie V.iiiglm. Nami' Xuwton. b..ff:i ixgff. CiOl.l' ll:ANl- lcrt to right: D.ilc Hmniixl. Greg XY'ilciiion. 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St-niors hue stunt- tiittitnlty with ul m-iginalitv in mxkinig prnjt-gtg inf 'l'fQ,15UfC Ixlimtlf' x.1ntt-tl gr.1mm.tr .intl literature. hut they t.tku it xx mnging trnm nntcboul-as tw .1rtcr.1tt, tt sniilg. -de,,.,a,9.-A-1 TP-'Hia FP- r-nas-,,, .5 Q dence meal ea,-zcdee ofa 71:44 Science is hut the st.1tement ot truth tiouncl out. Biology, chemistry, phys- ics. .incl general science e.ith holtls tum important pl.1ce in the science cleptirt- ment. The l.1h now hmsts ot' .1 re.1l skeleton, Miss Ag.ith.i, whit h Vk'.lS pur, ch.1setl this year. lt' you l1Ci1f .1 hoom h.u'e no t'e.tr. The chemistry cl.1ss is merely otl' on .mother experimental rage or the phys' ics class is prying into the unknown to tiincl out why .1 rock t'.1lls or why L1 tiegither t'lo.1ts in the ttir, 'l'hey're not looney, it's science. Right. Scales are the main zittmction for these physicists. This experiment proves that it substance is lighter in w.iter than in air. 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America tomor- row will be in the hands ot the youth Of today and driving is becoming more and more important. These students will be the safest drivers of tomorrow for they are learning good driving lmbits by .utuiil experience. flfwit-V-Front row. left to right: K, Pounds. R. Montgomery, R. Tlmompson, BI. Roberts. E. Slmw. 'lf Allen, G, Burns, Buck row: D. Car- ter. A. Hill. R. Roberts. K. Bartlett. I., Rus- sell. M. Price. B. liddings. D. Mills. A. Horn. G. Blevins. P. Guterriz. P. Allred. J. johnson, -I. Heard. C. Wi1lkei'. F. Howard, Cirvlu' Mr. Gene Mayfield instrutts the stu- dents its they leiirn to drive by actual experi- UDLC. D Q . Someone has said, Pure mathematits do remedy and ture many detietta in the wit and faculties of individuals. Students in the Math Department otiten feel that he should have said add and multiply instead ot' remedy and ture. The two- year requirement in math is a nightmare to some while others elett the lull roster of Algebra, plane and aolid geometry. and trigonometry. Riylflx Slaves at this moment. to alyehia. ,lust grin and try again. Rohert, mayhe youll get the answer yet. Right: Sandra and vloyte managed to solxe an- other plane geoinetry problem. They are put ting it on the hoard to yhare with the rest nt the tlass. Belwu: At a glante. it appears that Gerald. lNIax. Roger. and Donna are playing with odd- shaped hoxes. hut dunk he fooled. They are examining models in solid geuinetiy class. 5 lg':u U rn! if l i X N 2 'X in . 49 x u-L W.,4,- mdeww eww dq Dubay Experience is the best teacher might serve as the motto for both the Home- IH.1l'ilIl3QLlIlLl V. A. Departments. Class :md home projects serve to develop skills re- lating to farm and household manage- ment. These housewives-to-be and farm- ers-to-be enjoy prAt'tic'.1l lub work. They finish each year feeling that their time was well spent. Lt'i': A soup's on workout in the freshman foods rlass. M.1rihelen, Louise. Put and Twila html git work. Lellx The photographer caught Phyllis, -lean. and Patsy engrossed in the sewing arts. Btfuzi lelili Lgzurence lhII1Cl1L1 and Bobby Pit- man master the use of the acetylene torch. Bffuu figlvlz David seems intent on that grade- book. Could he be wondering about that last test? if- fs QQ 7 . 7m 20:4 ?cwzf Histtii'i' is hut the uimwlled stroll ot' proplit-ti '. Siiite htiiii.ii1 piohleim h.ixe the h.1hit ut ielwtitioii, the stiidt-nt tit' so- t'i.i1 sttidieg may see into the future, to SOINL' degree. Amei'it.iii hixttwry rolls limt all who gmdtidte hut the setoiid required year muy he yt-ietted from wiirld history. Texts history, or eivifs. Rigglil: Mr. I,iwgim's xwrld liistivry students digging intu the past. Rigfafx Fifth period Ameritim History students enjoy exploring their new map of Europe. Befffziz Wfere Greg. Bt-tty. and Nancy the only three who pgiSsed the tivits test? sf 'Riff rt 1 Below. D. E, officers. left to right: Nita Strickland. Student Council Representativeg Delwin Williiriiis. Vice President: Georgeann W'alker. Secretary-Treasurerg W'arner DeSautell. Sergeant-at-Armsg Lavillas Rushing. Reporter. 5 ,, . l 4 4 X I D. 2, S 7eeZ aftde ' WMM May I help you with something? These courteous young ladies and gentlemen are D. E. students. Local merchants employ them so they may get the feel of the business world. Their constact with the public offers invaluable experience in developing sales and customer-contact technique. Almie. Front row. left to right: B. jackson. C. Benavides. J. Douglas. M. Sexton. R. Shipley. R, jones. L. Champion. C. Cotton. Second row: R. Glover. M. Berry. T. Kirk. XV. DeSautell. B, Grimes. j. Baldwin. C. Sills. j. Ray. Third row: B. Grimes. G. XX illard. P. Hevel. D. Taylor. E. Turva- ville. N. Strickland. Fourth row: DI. Duke. C. Richardson. D. Williams. j. Bennett. -I. Cowan. XV. Peak. D. Blackman. I. Young. Fifth row: M. XX'ingo. B. Fore. H. Henry. rl. Moore. G. XX'alker. L. Rushing. J. Renfor. N. Cotham. Circle: Richard Shipley. D. E. president. and Mr. Bill Lyman. faculty advisor. interrupted a conference to smile for the photographer. -. in v 5 Q ..d.,.--.-. BY Q 5 I 7 thg lm v V, A104 71' Por una lengua eonoeemos a una gente, por dos lenguos dos gentes, por muchas lenguas, el mundo. Through one language we become acquainted with one people, through two languages. two people, many languages, the worltlf The Los Hidalgos club is made up of both Latin and Spanish classes. The organization strives to foster good will among nations. Along with learning the language they search for insight into the lives and customs of other peoples. Members participate actively in the Spring Spanish Fiesta, Circle: Presidents of classes-Seated, left to right: Sandra Ross, Spanish I and Mrs. Ayres. Sponsor. Standing: Hilton Hemphill. Latin Ilg jimmy Bennett. Spanish Ilg Larry Cox. Latin I. I .7 -14 Right. left to right: Carol Naylor. Betty Purdy. Eddie Shaw. Sandra Connell. Linda Emfinger. Kay Smith. Delores Hess. Neal Wrilker. Thomas Boren. Alexander Dungan, Barbara Robertson, Doris Lewis. jo Ann Hall, QQIVFQ IB W l Gig 4. ., -5, in Q, ,' 1 A J X I Q40 I XX V+ 1.-an-17' 1. ,II .J l s N wi I f 4 v. X 69 70 1 -. 52:33 l . ts fl! at gl . 1 ff ' ' f A A ,, Z' g ' ' S404 S . 7 . ch The Hlk.lIFk.'l' wt-x hltus Jttion. tool ln l'hxsit.1l Etluox- tion tlasst-w glrlx lc.1rn to tooycmtt- with .1' ttyun .mtl to haw tonwltltmtlon lor otht-rs. Thls will hull' to nulgu tht'm huttur .-Xrnurxtan xlllZCl1N. Bop Plxyxltxl Etlutir tion tlmws nrt-M fnnilxr ldmlb. lixt-rx' Sltlnlrlll in lllgll sthool plrtltipltus an tonlputltiw Nfortw, ln llmlth lftlntnion. or III lJllfNlu.Ll EtlL1t.1t1on tonrws. .1'fl:L: l5.ul4uth.xll uxorlwtit IH txrst puxoti gxrlx P.li. tl,us, Helm those 5.1w5 buzzlnfh Shop boys enjoy 5h.1ping Int-ru Flutes ot' wootl xnto .uh tmp, tlllkl usutul turm- turu. The tluputmt-nt bouts .1 largg sclugtlon of lc.1thcr toolx .mtl tht- how turn out b'.'.lLlfllALll halts .mtl billt'oltl5. An lntre.15lng'numl3cr ot' students clutt this ton1p.1r.1t1wly nuw tonrsg L-.nh ytpxr. L5t.U,:., Shop Nttztluntw Q:-g.lm1nc mnxplcb or yomtur prmnng m tht Elllftl pcruvti tlms. P.'X'l'SY TIREY English Deputment BARBARA lNlAS5lgXC1Al.l1 ,luurnalism Department 704427040 7'-mm 5464 D an Sedan! Faculty members from each department in high school name an outstanding student as Who's XY'ho for that particular department. Special consideration is given to the student who per- forms duties outside classroom requirements. Certificate awards honored each in the S. C. Honor Festival on February 7. DFAN FAVORS Vocational Agriculture Department 3 GERALD ZYBLTRA Speech Department BETTY AYRES Science Department ANN FIELDS Humemaking Department MAX MORRIS Math Department Boys' Athletic Department GRACIE RUSSELL Choral Department Band Department Business Department AARON SWART Library Department ALEXANDER DUGGAN Foreign Language Department 541 dub College scholarship awards were an- nounced at the S. C. Honor Festival on February seventh. Recipients were selected from a faculty prepared eligibility list by scholarship committees from the respec- tive clubs. BARBARA HINKLE P.T.A. Scholarship EDD RAY Lions Club Sthiilarship GERALD ZYBERA Rotary Club Scholarship XX7oman's Club Scholarship BETTY AYRES GAY DOUGLAS Littlefield Press Scholarship If ' -- I 1455: Q SISXIOR ffOl'R'l' Ol: HONOR I :II Ku Ilglll f.1:.'lf.n.1x w,li,4almz,4ll1r1rx 1 LIILIL lu all af Wanna A 4 . 2 M , M. '4 JUNIOR COURT OI: HONOR- I.Cft to right: Olin gx.lIlN7I'Ul1g11. xlu Arm Il.1ll. iff SOPHOMORE COURT OI: HONOR-Left to uglmt' .Iauau Pzuslry. Altxdndu' Duggan, Crm Naylor, Kay Smith. The Court of Honor for each class is com- posed of every student who has a semester average of A in four or more solid sub- jects. FRESHMAN COURT OF HONOR-Left to right: Doris Lewis. 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X 'ev-T -Z Q5- ffee www: gym an ,466 70cZdc4t Faq XX IHL If X11 XX Ilan if 15 'rcc 'I' 1 w on 7- - rL1411'y 6. The Student fkmumil supcrviscd DONNA GOFRTZ thc' cluiiuu- and pulwlik 1iIlIlUUl1LCIUCI1f ROGER LOWE was imulc at the S. ff. Hmmm' Festi- val on l:ClHI'llLl1'y -. Ifunh class in high school entered carldidutcs. ,f- xt :- ,, ,x -f ! i x,.,v as f-' Q-if gcwds A halftime ceremony at the Clovis- Littlefield game honored the Band Sweetheart. To the tune of May- fime the candidates were escorted to the center of the traditional heart formation. jimmy Bennett, Band President, signified the winner and Pat Smith, last years winner, handed a beautiful bouquet of red roses to the 1956-57 Sweetheart, Carol Squires. Selection of Band Sweetheart was made by secret vote of the band members from a roster of four can- didates previously nominated. Run- ner-up candidates, left to right: Janice Renfro, Janis Montgomery, and Glenda Renfro. he ?oaM4!Z Zaeea CAROL ANN CALDXVELL Football Queen, Carol Ann Cald- well, surrounded by her court and attendants, was officially Crowned by Andy Parker in a public cere- mony on February 2, 1957. From a roster of four nominees, she was elected by secret ballot of the Var- sity Football players. .Zac 767 ' KARLYN HULSE 2646605 Karlyn Hulse, 1956-57 Los Hidal- gos Queen, was chosen by popular vote of all club members. Attired in Spanish regalia she represented the organization at the Spring Fi- esta in Clovis, April 13. , . af fs .,-rs.. 'Will AQ K, nv Earlw ln thg fill the Futura Farmers of Amcrlu sdutcd Imda Latimer zlaoze, 'ls Qxxcqthcut .md Rofccnc Bmghun Mule as glowgxrl Both gxrls were lun 1018 Fhcy Lnyoycd hung honored qucsts forl FA gnttogctlmcrs bmqurts md tr 5 Ixnrh XXIS litur Llcctcd Dxstxxct I' FA Swcnthurt 77,4 ,mg 1 X 4 1' 9' -Q-X N - u X , 1 It ax A . 1 I ' 5 '. ' 1 00 1 P a ,ilfji rs' ..,, S .fl ll Q? , 4 J'-T ai t 9 ff we 'X ,f 4' 7. 71. 14. 2444, In the September 10 meeting. the Patsy Lively Chapter of Fl-l,A. selected R. I.. Giulmin, .16ff1t' lrffl, as dreamlmy and Ruger jones, riglal, as buddy. The two senior boys were elected by a show of hands from il roster of nominees. CiVf,L',' Keith Dickson. buddy. and Larry Cox, dreamboyx were elected by the jun- ior F.H.A, in an regular club meeting in the fall, L .1 87 I Sw PATSY TIREY Patsy Tirey, Choir Sweetheart, was honoree at the Choir party on Jan- uary 31 in the Community Center. Her selection was made by secret ballot of all Senior Choir members. 2,215 GEORGEANN XWALKER Georgeann Wfalker, 1956-57 D.E. Sweetheart, was chosen by popular vote of the D.E. Club. Georgeann is a Senior and is employed at Haydon and XVinkel's Shoe Store. This golden-haired lass competed for Texas D.E. Sweetheart. L- ws.,..U - Fm, --- Huw- H ' X' --,,. N. XX fi nu- wx. M N f m '5:'14- , A-. -Q Q K fi' A -uv, . .N A, 'vu -L xg Deliberatea' anion mm! guidif the band which playyq major h fi role in formulating the fu?mQ ' of otberf. 'M .., 7- ff--E152 -51 '- -44 . ' 'N R-r ws. Tis- 4? .N -- -X-- - f 5 . ,wa 5 all ., A52 -NA E Q-.xy 'N-. 0 I ,f To the Sturlents of L H S Irfe rs 1 xenture rt rs lrkc 1 yourney through 1 eountry one hrs nexer truerserl he ore Multrtueles lnve mule the yourney mtl hue set up many srgnposts along the vu HY Xet meh trueler must gun for hrmself the rnnumerahle mel wmetl experlenees that rre neeessrry rf he I9 to rereh hrs elestmrtron Eelucrtron rs the proeess of garnrng vrluable experrences and Here he so to the teehnrque of truel md how to ehrrt the way Here he ehooses trnellng, eompanrons and becomes more wro l fluent rn the moelern methods rn elealrng, urth nexx srtua tlons mel rehrevrng, uorthxxhrle results lourns for four years g.,1ther1ng rnformatron as Here he lmrns that he Cannot always follow hrs own rm pulse or elesrres but mu uelflre of others as well as the gooel of those who wrll rome after hrm st eonstantly take mto account the Make thc most of your hrgh sehool years while you enjoy them Slneerely RAI PH SCHILLING Supeflnlendenl of Scboolr Cl' ary to the Supermten dent effrerently performs vane-el Irsts of dutres She recerve s anel wrrtes letters for sehool business answers the telephone el k an eeps the books balaneeel and the offrec runnrng smoothly a .' 1 I A '. l ' ' 1 ' f 1. ' ' ' l I ' .l ' f '. 4 . 2 ' l ' 1 'V I . , . I 1' f 1 - f y 4 . I Af ' knowing how to profit by them. ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . - 5 .5 R ,. ' , - K ' X , sk , I 1 I - 4 4 - y 4 V V a 'IIE' Mrs. Marshall Howard, Secret ' . l-I tht- 5ILltfk'I'lI limzx. Ihr liiriutr I hu, tht Illtlll' I irnilm. tl1.it Iiiitntlsliip ls tim- tif tht' gripirtst ri'r.ist::'ts til' lite I,t1r1,u .ilttr wt: haw ltffhlllvlftn IHAIU ul Illt ltxxirrls 54111 lumnytl in sthiihl. Suu will in-t.ill ttugr lligh Stlitttil fritutls. Ntiiitulnu lI.lN N.lItI. , . lht tritritzs thiiu h.ist .mtl thcir .i.Z.i:'- ruin tilt-I. umvplt tht-m tw thi' s-iul w-.ith li-naps all sit rl It uit: .ll'4. .ihlu til gr.i.:tz.itt' with .i rt-ul' mvu tlmt xtiu h.rxt' triuitlsliigx .1 lwtvttr-r .ipg'rct1.lti0n til' llfty .mtl .1 tIL'.liLI' tlI'l- tltrstintlinlu tim ytmr litius itsptirisilwili' tins, I It-rl th.it the xuiis um lun' spunt in Iultlclicltl Iliuh Nlwiil will ht re.-mcmhurutl .imwng tht tlmrtsr .intl hut wttwt:i'l1rusyt1L11nu, Sintcrcly. GLENN D. RIZIZVES Pl'fh'i'.'fl.i'f HI Slliwuf .,, xg, I' -wx .ll To thc Students. Make no little plans for there is no magic tu stir mcn's blood to higher trims .mtl gtmls. Design in .ill its wri- tcpts is the truest furm of .irt. Design ytwur gurl in ltifty heights .mtl latth on to thc merry-go-round of human op- purtumty. May mth ot' you have thc happiest t.irccr possiblc, in high school, in tullugc. it college is for you. and tliroiiglmtit thc d.1ys to mme. Sintcrcly. XVILLIAM BRIQNE Dfl'tL'Im' ffl Eifllillllori 4. n xr it f Q31 3 'yi Qcheecmefo l.tffz.' Mrs. 5. E. AYRES, BA., attended T.C.L'., L'ni- versity ot' Texas, and Texas Tech. She teaches Spanish. Latin and lournalism. Along with the Skat start, shes ever on the snoop tor news and as senior class spon- sor, on the search tor .1 good threelact play. She otten chaperons school-sponsored trips and serves as president of the Littlefield Classroom Teachers Associa- tion. Somehow she finds time tor civic attairs, too. Beloit. left: MRS. EDXYARD BETTS. BA.. Texas Tech. I like to see youth grow in learning and skill, states Mrs. Betts. Planning for American History' classes and sponsoring the Wildcat keeps her husy a good part of her after-school hours. She - especially enjoys sewing. Bulwzrz. right: MRS. JOHN BL'RKS, BS., M.Ed.. from Texas Tech and 5.XV.T.S.C. She likes her work as high school librarian because it gives her a chance to work in- dividually with young people. She loves to see and touch new books as well as to read them. Borrow, lefzx GERALD BVLLARD, BS.. from Oklahoma City University. He teaches in the Commercial Department, is head coach of boys' basketball and works with Freshman football. As a hobby he chooses any sport-especially fishing. He has one daughter, jeri Lu. Rigbrx HERBERT H. COVERT, BS.. MS. and is working toward Ph.D., attended Panhandle ASQM, Oklahoma AastM, and University of Texas. Mr, Covert enjoys the old fishin' hole or just plain loafing. He teaches industrial arts. Right. belozzx REX S. GILSTRAP, BS., from l'ni- evrsity of Oklahoma, He works in the Commercial Department and states, I like teaching for I enjoy seeing young people train for a better future, A piano dodges when he comes near and the Hswooningu starts when he hits the keys. XVatch out -he's a camera bug, too. Bottom. Ieflx PAT GOODXVIN, BS., M.Ed., XV.T.S.T.C., enjoys the teaching profession for it affords one of the great- est opportunities for offering your services to others. He teaches biology, chemistry, and physics and devotes much spare time to directing the Camera Club and N.H.S. Bottom. riglvix HUGH N. ELLISON, B.B.A., B.Mus., from N.T.S.C., directs the mixed choir and the girls' choir. He is ever searching for new ideas for the Spring .-. Variety Show. He says that his infant son, xt Eugene, has quite a voice without train- ing. gr 1,2 DELTI .4 me-1 'Wi :. ... -sq ef-r--1--f-ff I I It fl 'T fr, 1 . L. v.,, fc l'S Q3 I -.J 9 42' We!! ' ltffx XX. XX 11.'X1.1.. BN, N11... 1111111 lows 111111 tt.1t11us 1'-11.1t11111.11 .1Au1'11111t11r't' 111111 wfsp11r1s11rs 17.11A Ht- is s111111i11g -111 11lk' Y. ,-X. 171-p111't111cr1t'sprizc11c1cctric . I 1 ' . .11 5 1 - Q s mirt- ti111t-. 111s l'I'L'-81110111 t1.1LIg1l1l:IA, N.1r1t1', is 111rc.1t1y Ll Pep RA111' L'1'1f1111S111S1, Brlffu. I1 fx: 1iIfRI.1Q HARRIS, BS. MS.. t'r11111 '1L'x.1s 11111, 11i1uts t11c SXXCCIWSILl1xL'S- winriing XYi1t1t.1t 111.11111 Hu spends 11111115 w11r1xir1I1g 1111 I11.1l'L'1l1I14LI t11rr1141ti11ns LIDQ1 11111si- 1.11 .1rr.1r1'gcr11cr1ts. XX c 111111 L1 SLISPILIIJU 111.11 11c, lIL11L'I11', L-XL-rtc11 41911111011 ctifwrt 111 11111111-1111-r t11c 1WLlIlL1 trip tri t11c Stiitc Fair in 1D1111.l9. He 11as tu-1 t'11i1t1rcr1, Armcttc i1r111 -11111 131111. lifflmm. ?'l1Uf1I.' MRS. KENNETH HILI., BA., 1111111 H11r11i11-Si111111t1r1s, tcadics 311- v11m'ct1 11111t11. Her very 171110 cycs arc 411-1611 1lL'k'CUIC.'k1 111' t11c nearing 111 1'11ri11us s11:1t1cs 111 11111c. Otit-111'-511111111 111111rs arc spent 111111 11cr L1f1Llf111fCfS, Surah and Susan, and s11c cspctially likes sowing for t11cr11. Bufffmr, ft'.1if.' MRS. KIZNNIETH H1-KKK, BA., :1tcr1t1ct1 N,T.S.C. 111111 lhivcrsity of Texas. S11c teaches st1p11r1111t11'c English and sp11r1st1rs t11c 1rcs11111nr1 class. C1111r111ttc and Dwayne, 11cr two c11i1t1rcr1, kccp 11cr uri 11cr mes in off-t11e-11111 hours. Slic finds 1itt1c time fur her favorite pastime, gar- dcning, Right: MRS. T. bl. VIOIYIZS, BS, MTI., Texas Tech. XVhen asked. XY'li4it do you like ahout teaching? s he replied, I like teaching hecause it allows me to help the finest young people in the world to develop into even finer adults. It is very rewarding to work with young people. She tegithes clothing and sponsors the Patsy Lively Chapter of F.H.A. Rlgftl, lwloizz MRS. RAY KEELING. B.5., from Texas Vniversity, teaches foods in the Homemaking Department and spon- sors junior FHA. Her hohhy is designing and making clothes for her three daugh- ters, Connie, Nancy, and jean. Recently this hohhy has heen neglected hecause of her social ohligations :ts wife of the City Mayor. Fall week-ends usually find the Keelings at a college foothall game or viewing one on TV, Quite unusually for a woman, she is an active memher of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Barium. left: MRS. B, T. KISNER, BS., from E.T.S.C., with a major in Business Administration. teaches typing and one class in advanced civics. She spends her out-of-school hours making a home for Mr. Kisner and their two sons, Keith and Norman. Occasionally she finds time for her hobby, sewing. Borrow, ritglilx GEORGE LOGAN, BS.. from Hardin-Simmons, teaches world his- tory and coaches foothall. Huntin' and Fishinl head his list as favorite pastimes. He's initiated his young son, Kurt, to the sportsman's world already. '. :S it . ' :X .g i 5 at A Q Q i X hcl C'7 'Si amass! .- .1 7 .23 '-'i'3.l-ad gb, Vmztfwetaw Daunte ta 244464 I.eff.' BILL LYMAN, B.S., attended Texas Tech, Bay' lor, and NXf.T,S.C,, teaches Distributive Education and spends much of his time with pop-in visits to his on- the-job students. XVhen weather and time permit, he can be often found on the golf green. 1.aff: MRS. K. O. LYNN, B.A,, attended McMurry and Texas Tech, Reading con- sumes much of her time, both for pastime and for correcting senior English papers. Her beautiful smile gives a bright touch to the reminder on the blackboard behind her. Bottom. righzx OLIN MAI-IAFFEY, BS., Texas Tech, teaches Freshman algebra and sponsors the junior class. Leisure hours are spent reading anything interesting. I-le's usually available in room 112 during school hours. Boilom. left: GENE MAYFIELD, B.A., from XY!,T.S.C., teaches in the Physical Ed- ucation Department, is head coach of the Wiltlcats and teaches Driver Training. He enjoys many sports, but football and golf are favorites. He's planning to make his one year old son, Steve, into a football player and Rohn, his daughter, is already a sports enthusiast. P- 'vw ll gl! r 'i 1. I 4 f 1 Rlfflf JAMES PIRKKY, BS.. MS.. attended Sam Houston State College and Texas Tech. He teaches vocational agriculture, co-sponsors FFA., and serves as Mr Reeyesw when occasion demands. Many after- school hours find him occupied with field work, snapping a nosy camera, or playing with Gary and Kathy, his children. Btlfiu. wlglvzx MRS. MARY RLFF, BA., M.A., from XY'.T.S.C., teaches speech and English, and especially enjoys a teachers personal contacts with youth. Both she and her students have a special fondness for that time-battered podium, Borrow. Jeff: MRS, CHARLES MILLS, BS., from XX'ayland College, teaches physical education and health education. XY'hen she isn't helping to sponsor a foot- ball trip, she's working at the job of home- making. Her two small children, Jerri Lynn and Chuck, keep her jumping, yet to the question. XVhat do you like about teach- ing? she answers, The Kids Beloit. rigbtt E. VUEBB, BA., calls XY'.T,S,C. his alma mater. He teaches physi- cal education, health education and coaches the B-team in Football. Tanna. his daugh- ter, takes up a good many leisure hours, and he enjoys leather work and watching any sports coverage on TV. x,, ' t Y 1 . ef i ff-3 -- ma, .,. Ti A - -g Q 1. 9 planes. Rigbl: MRS. JOYCE OLIVER, School Nurse, caters to Students with health problems. A registered nurse, she treats minor cuts and in- juries sustained during school hours, swabs throats, and soothes injured feelings. She attended St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Ft. Worth. cdangwifeep Left: C. E, XWILLIAMS, BS., M.Ed., calls both Southwestern University and Phillips University his alma mater. He teaches general science and is High School Film Director. He enjoys kids and his spare time finds him flying or tinkering with Left: MRS. CLARENCE XVII.- LIAMS, BA., M.Ed,, teaches all freshman English. She probably hears book reports in her sleep and she is apt at using the red pencil. Her college work was done in Central State College in Okla- homa and Texas Technological Col- lege. Quite appropriately her favorite pastime is reading. 1 'ifx aao7Zeca '-ewan l Q ' The ,luniorASenior High P.T,A. in its initial vears as a single organization, liitxliliirhted each instructional department in successive programs. The or- ganization works to improve community-school understand- ing and seeks to lwring parents and school personnel into clos- er relationship. Tap, front, left to right: Charles Smith, lr., Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Alvin Wfehh, Alvin Wielnlw, Mrs, Ar- thur P. Duggan, jr., Arthur P. Duggan, -lr. Second row: Skipper Smith, Mrs. Skip- per Smith, john D. Harman, Forrest Martin, Junior High Principal. Back row: Mrs. Dale McGaugh, Mrs. Ralph E. Mau- rer, G, M. Nickelson, Mrs. ,lack Brook, Mrs. Frank Rogers, Glenn Reeves, High School Principal, Cinf!e.' President, Mrs Alvin Wfehb, had a big smile for the photographer, fe' -C .f 41 .- -'ff ,4i5:fw I I Q 1 The Littlefield Classroom Teachers Association entertained C.T.A. ex- ecutive hoards from the area with a tea and film-illustrated lecture hy Dr. John C, Dowling, of Texas Technological College, on Spain Ymfny. 15.4 l -l ak VW L.C,T.A. was organized in the fall of 1956. Clielowj pictured standing around the tea talwle are, left to right: Mrs. XVilliam Brune, Mrs. S. Ii. Ayres, Presi- dent: Mrs. Floyd Blackwell, Treasurer: Mrs. Edward Betts. First Vice Presidentg Mrs. Charles Duval, Mrs. Linton Smith. Secretary, Mrs. Ray Keeling, Mrs. Grace Smith, Third Vice Presidentg Mrs. il. S, Ahernathy, Second Vice Presiclentg Miss Joyce Holden, and Mrs. 1. D. Truly. 99 i Cooking food for the student body is no gravy train. Twelve lunch room workers act as dietitians and mathematicians as well as expert cooks. All morning, the tantalizing aroma of good, old food whets appetites. In a matter of seconds after the noon bell, the Lunch Room is beseiged by a mob of hungry students who, a short time later, leave piles of scrap- free trays. Pictured above: Small fry are served in the first of four shifts at 11:30 A.M. Circle: Mrs, Forrest Martin, Lunch Room Supervisor, counts milk cartons in a rou- tine check. R I 1' Mrs. f,lL1IAL'IlL'L' l7Q.tvcrs. f x S...r N 'X litvls Nlrs lzzul ll uuptnn, and Mrs. l'rul Pups IICIVIIL' '1 klL'llk14bLl9 SILXX lor .ng trl th-,str ttwltl wmttr tl.1x'S. I l l 5 I .1-L 2 wjgl 1 t l.tj!.' A rare slack f. l.tfft: Mrs. Humor Howard, assist- ant supervisor, was snapped just as slre ruse from lrcr desk. moment found sev- cml ladies gathered around tlzc salad prcparatiun. Back ww, la-ft to riglu: Mrs. Leo Burton, Mrs. H. L. Betlrcl, Mrs. A. L. Massey tprcpnring salad J, Mrs. D. D. Tuuttcr and Mrs. Mac Sisson triglmtw Mrs. XY. J. Ftwlcv. IOI ' SW! A 21, s, su - - ' , ff . fl , . . . - , l.f'.iI.' Mr. A. L. Massey keeps I..l-lb. p-tltshetl .intl in ggtititl v repair. Hes always httsy with .t Screw tlriver, a hatnnier, 4 A ' ur a hrtiniii. With it .tll he tlashes .t ti'ieiitlli' sntile exery A My time he speaks. ff -. ,K I ' wt at H' ef, 5 .1 Ml: H ' skype, Mi.: 'I . Rl.Qllf.' The pltuttigraplter snapped Robert T'rutter, Bus Foreman, hy a line-up nt the twelve Littlefield Sehnnl buses. The huses are driven hy Rex Gilstrap, A. B. Shipley, H. L. Bethel. jack Truly. Rudulf Harvey, M, XV. Phillips, Hugh Elli- son, Olen Mahaffey, Allen McDonough, T. j. Cobb, E. G. Oliver, P. S. Proctor. flair nf-t ' S I02 if i f v 7- l l.vj'I.' Mr. H. I.. Bethel. Cirwuntls tinreinan, keeps the shrnhs and grass trinintetl and watered, antl its saitl that he tan sptit a gum wrapper around a corner. The general appearance tit' the entire stlititil plant re- tleets his constant care. an to mid W, semi iiii FE 4-,,, It . ,. Q ,4-una:-1,4 N . f f C .. 1 1 I ' I eaiofa .facie Tu hz wr nut tu he .... .. druppcth .is gun' tlc ixiin ..,. XY'l1cn I consider how my life w.iS xpunt .... stuurgcd tu his dungcun ,... XYliun I haw trmscd thc bar Such .1 rcfruin ctlwctl into thc drums of Senior English students. Tin .Yfuffuf ffj 'l.lP1Il.H'V1 I6 featured .1 group of Scniurs hchind thc footlights. The cntirc cl.iss rut-lcd .is wpctiul guests fur the traditiunal junior- Suniur Bdnquut rind they rumped rind played un St-niur D.iy, lhcn xuddcnly. graduation found them tl littlc breathless. slightly hcsitunt. but augur to lump intu the arms of their separate futures. CQl.iss uffitcrs. jiit'f1u'edIvfi. front row. left tu right: Dunn.i Suu Gucrtz. Treasurcrg Guy Min- yxirll. Vitc Prceidcnt. B.ick row: R. L, Urrihum. Pruitlcnt L.1vill.is Rushing, Secretary. C Senior sponsors, Mr. Bill Lyman and Mrs. N L xrcx. Plllllll' .XIJKINS pil. V.: H lflll: lt- I ,'.f. I C,l.iiir .uw me-.in luiiiiir Pun. lil .ne gt nziiiir Phil. liiiiitlxill Iwi XL'.lfN lSlfI'I'Y AYRLS flu 1i,.i ,. ,if.i,' lla, li.in.l tlirer ie.ii'w. Liiiiir lim' ie-,ii f,.i:::er.i flltzlw ixxii leurs. 'lI'c.1wL1i'L1'NLn1iI1 N.if-in.il lliiniir Niiiirtx tnxi, -,tiirx 'l're.is' uezmr Neniiiig Yliiniiir l'1.ix. l.ii lli-1.1llgiw tw-i ie-,iiw Liiurt nt H-fniii' tliiee ye-.in Vbliiiw XX'li-i in Xie-nce: XXUi:y.ins Llulv Stliiilursliip vll:RllY BANKS Ile f:.:.' ' 'asm :. 1 .Iuniwr Pl.13: Lim lrliixilgim tw: it-.irw lS.intl tv-:ur tens. Awixrint Drum: NI.l'ii:' -luniiir. Ntutftnt f.i-iiduttiir Finiisr: lS.1xixL'll .lll twin ymix BISXRY l5l:lDl ORU Sf: ,rf.'.f f.,i' :. .II. .'i,'. Vwlle-'.l1.ill one yuii' liHA unc it-,xr. liintl mu 3'e.1i's1 Pep Squirt -ine xp-.iii 'wiiiiii l'l.ii x 'i '? Q? 1 fi 9 H JHNILIY BENNETT Om of Mme fell it Xu jmiitii flip .ibxfftj iw ICJJ. Proiectiinnist Club two yegrs, Vice President junior: DE one year: Blind tour years. President Senior: Clriuir one year: junior Play: Los Hitlilgiis two yegrs, President Sen- ior: Senior Pl.1y, f5 C.-XRMEN BENEVIDES National Honor Society three ye.irQ: DE tw Council line ye.ir. XY'liii's XY'lw in DE. MONTE BERRY DE one year: FFA two years. Vice Pro junior Play. 'CZ' 03' ci- J' , ii years: Student ident one year: I05 K: Rf , DON ISI,ACKM.'XN , . 'I , C- 'M I' .. ,Inf I ..qI...4 Armlml Nutr NUVII--nm-wi DI mn xr HN .I.'XMl'5 ISI,l SSINU . .1 IIIIXLIIIIQ loam 5 'EZ' ,7- Y43 f...-4 Q-.,N,',, CQ-XROI. CfAI.DXY'IZI.I. .NQ.1!. rzz VHA two yc.xrsL IIN Hirhlgus uw w-.zrx Surct.1ry-'I'r'c.1s- urcr -Iumur. Ima H1LI.1Igus Qun-cn -luniurg Student Cmrrwil unc year. Sccrcmry Scnimt Crwurt of Humor twu yn-ursg B.1xkutb.1ll unc ymrz Vullcyb.1lI unc ycurg Annual Salurnnn unc YCLIIAQ Sn-nior Pluyg Ifnwavtbglll Qucrn Scnior. XY'II.LARD CQALLAHAN H4 :fur ffuu ,'fr,'11.Q'v .'f1z,' n,',1iI f,1r,','u4g fpjrzydrl ,I'r.1nsfcrruI frum KQI1lu1'.1IIr1 Cfity Dlunior. ,Ilu LLOYD CQHAIVIPIUIXI .mr l'c.ld.1 fur ,1 ,wud l.1114gXn, FFA thffc Y4'4U'f- CUYTUFI Clzlwing 'l'c4m1 junior: DE Senior. I06 MARILYN XYIXCLO IiRANS'l'.'X'I l' I II 'X turf Xt'.1IN Inf q11..II tum MAIN, f,IIl'II UIIL' XL'lI .lxXNI'WI' ISRANIYI' Hu ,. Ifrfff.',....'3 ' 17 .'f,iw!'f 1,. I'a,nIxLtIm1II mu xmrwg Ywllulmll :vm ,LII VHA thru x'x'.lri. M'rgL'.lnt-.at Arun Plurliur, Hutu1'1.xn Nulur. AIIIIIIK II.1x'. C,Im1r um' w.u', ILL' NqL1.uI mn -A NL , -- .I tum yr-.11'sL I,1I1r.u'y' Cllulv um' X'l.lI'. Stmlnut Clwnrmrl Mum LU, qlnh .f In.ll. ef 457 'I ' Rlgltfr Ihfk. CQ.trol, Iinld Youre spoiling Mr. Goorlwin'5 1 nturu. NANCY CX DTI IAM f.o111r zzfxzl Hmm, -All I Mr wut ltfwrf ffm! mln JJ,- v Squml txxo yL'.ll'SQ A CQ.lppell.1 Cllmir lllI'L'C I'L'.lI'5f FHA 1, v ycnrs1 DF Clulv om- YL'.lI'. Ill- mrrlm flour rum !t.1.'rr'H1 ,4 1 I FFA fh-I' 1 It '. ' . , ,. , ., .1 IN ' 77 CLOIS COTTON lfx lu 'Cf' two ymrsi DF om' year. g -1 JIMMY COXWAN IIA .lfnfl mind ll'4.H'.l .4 rffulr uf urzmfzrrrzz. FFA three years: DF two years: Chorus one year. DIANE DAVIS Kjfldllt ff .md L'w1vidw'.1Iiw1 rlvim' from lm' 5-nr. FI-IA one ye-.1r: Pep Squad one yearg Library Club one year: 'I'1'41nsfc1'reLl from Amherst. XVARNER DE SAUTFLI. Firm .md fl'jt'lIdl'J. buf .zlzzxzyv mxzdux 10 belp. 'Z Football three years: DE two years. Sergeant-at-Arms Senior. CONXHE FLLIOT fm! U Lf! In 1! zrilb .1 rmifv. BARBARA IAVER S e 11113 lzubfzlrl OI 1 zz 1111 wzujqqy, Basketball tl ec' w urx V mllubxll two yearsx Slmt Stuff om xur Pap Squul tno uns Clrcerleatlcr two yours. Hcntl Checrltader one ymr FHA thru xclrs. Reporter two ycnrs. . ,1- f t. l IVHLII XQIIN All Nttt l marry cl.lIllL'I'.l Club N . I ont' l'L',ll'. l.ibr.1rr.1n. l IU f ll rllfzl lift tl! Qs-I LAVILLAS DURHAM 0IllZl'.1P'L! ,vw'm1u'mo lmftw' ,1 defjlqlnffzzl www of blllllllf. Basketball two ycnrx Volleyball two yqrrrgg Slutlgnt Counqil -lunior1 All-W'iltlc:1t cuntlitlntc Soplmomoreg DIZ one year. Rcportcrg Class Sccrctuy Senior: Pep Squad one year. vlUANl I I l DII L JN Sf!! fflfnr llomto :lun on lb xx CA DOUCI S l 4' 1 4 1 1 ful llmnt. ' V '. L m o lfllltor Stlllllll Pros mo N t lor mor llll lltr' .I1.'.'.ff:4 ll f 1 ll fl M mn In Volleyball one yt m L ru 1 m Nvt un o 'l 'llMMll Dblxl ga Ili thru- yt-.1rs. 'lrtmm tn nor 1 tu v tluctrng two years. Durx lroluttx ltum tm mu Att n.1tt- to lmcxtoclc lum om RfUl'f-' 5CUllN ,lo Aim hay a xhght hitch in htr gut-allomgf' LINDA VIIZLDFN Lhtfxy Pep Squad two yt-arxi -fuzzy mn' firffft' IHA two ycirs' lirslttthrll om yt ll 7 Q- ' Bli'l'Tll2 VORIZ lltr ztfmfl .zu fflwit of lfhnffltli. FHA three ycars1 Pep Squad two years: A Cappella Choir V491 two ycarsi DE one yuar. 453' l 'al . -3 u-v-'4' DONNA GOERTZ Sfrrnfr lzfrfnmt fm: National Honor Sociuty three ycars. Vita Prcsitlcnt. first and second Scmcstcrs. Senior: Stutlcnt Council Sophomoreg junior Playg Pep Squad two ycarsp Annual 5tq1tf two years. Ftlitor St-niorg Annual Salvsman Scmorp Class 'l'l'L'.l5lll'Cf Scniorl Class Vice Prcsitlcnt ,luniorg Distritt Girls' Debate Team junior: Speech Intcrscholastic LCLIQLLIQJ Contest Playg Los Hitlalgos two yrarsi All-XY'iltlc'at Girl St-nior. RONNIIT GLOVIQR Ili rfmzl f,.'fm'r 41411 14 Img fn' mtifi .1 ffffffrf. Choir two yearsg DE one yr-ar. '-144 R. L. CQRAHM1 is-1' Fnixlwtlvall two YL'.1I'S. Football two yuaisi liantl tour years Choir two years. -lumor Play. lfllsl l7i't'.1m ll-My Scnior Nleat Staff om- yn-.tri Claw l,1w1.ltnt St-mor DOROTHY I..Jl4glIl71.L'. .fn11.7ff1,q I 1 L 2 11:01 A, FHA three yearsg Pep PATRICIA Her exec rbmu uiffy it 0...-v Conducting yur. HARRIS 5154? ffm ur .all Squad two years. HEBEI. iznzfr lb0I4gl7!.f, I5.1ml fnur 5 CLINTON HARRIS MIC'H.'XlfI. GRHTR A 111..m'w ff! rzru v:.'n..'11ff11, Ifmwlhall three vearw. Cin?-fI.lIVI.lIII Smiurg II.lSIxL'IlW.lll um yr-.111 'I'r.1ck three years: Morning XV.1tc'h Cfuuncil SL-niurg P1 yutuvmt Cluh one xrplrg flmmx' um- veu Kult Nm .I 1 ,'lnl!. Senior Play: Senior Dehate 'liquug One-Act pl.1y contest. I3II-I. GRIMIQS HU if Lr. 111H.','v1,' Zllflll r'1u',?m1 camp DE two I'4.'.lI'S1 Pruiect TOINI GRIINIIIS Ili.-' llllfjr' Mlvll' 1114111 fll7IlllQl DIZ two years. KIIININY IIAIILAN If!! fm' ,un vfffrm fu !rl.1f. ursg Anmml S.1lexm.1n one ye. 1 f romsr Cluh une xr. Seniur Play. Ilif zz ofdf .nf fr zz' bn! IIIIJ' !lw1z.qfJ.f.r .nw deep. .ldum . FFA fuur ye.u's, -4 Band three yearsg Choir one year: Library Club one year: DE one year. I I0 1 Riglvff Ahrha. Max' XVh.it do you have in those pockets? 'lAlNllfS lllfl7l7lNG'l'ON , , , ll luv lu iju,:itx,'1i Iliff' v.mtn.J1. Band two yearn Choir' one yt-ar. l.ox Hidalgos one year: Transferred from Miysion. 'lLx.1s. HELEN HENRY Alu ,111 luzffjw, .:z'1i,fxi' NIUIIIPXIQ. FHA three years. Exucutiw Council two yt-arsr Prcnidcnt Scniori Pep Squad two f'L'.ll'S1 DE Scniorg Choir onc ycarg Library Club one year. if -5' JOE HOOVER A trcxzftb of fun fwfr brlvfmf limit orjular 421141. Student Council two ycarsg FEA two years. junior Chap- tcr Conducting Team. Sccd Classing 'l'cam. Cotton Clasxing Team: Football three years. Co-Captain Seniort Basketball two years. Track two years: Class President Sophomore and junior: All-XX'iIdCat Candidate Sophomore: National Honor Soficty one year: Chorus one yC.lI'. VHA Buddy Vluniori Projcctionist Club one year. 47 Court of Honor Senior, BARBARA HINIxLL Cfnzoinzf .ft flu Nw! 4 1 FHA three ycarsg Pep Squad two yurx CI our No wil Nlorning Vl'atch Council Scnior N Xlflflflll CHD LN -Iuniorl NX'ho's Xlflmor Social Studia PTA SCll0llfS1l V ALVIN HOLlNll'g 2 Dt,i'u1,'if..'f1ft .Jmf Ht ' Dl' two yu fan 1:-e' ' ERNIE HOPPE The Korg of 4gfwicfu1.ll lffuard lm jtllffu 111.111, FFA one yearg Football three years. Basketball three years. Track two years: Class lfavorite ylunior. KARLYN HULSE Her lllflfllllt rf It .lf nflrrlrir .11 Mlm .l,'4L'li7I ffl Hr.11tr1. FHA three years: Los Hidalgos two years. Los Hidalgos Queen Senior: junior Playi Pep Squad two years: Cheer- leader Senior1 Senior Fayoriteg Class Treasurer -lunior1 A Cappella Choir three years. Sextette Sophomorez Student Council Seniorg Senior Play. LAXYIRENCE HUTSON A -fl'ft'lfdIi'l .wal of fluff. Football three years. Basketball one yeari FFA one yearg Choir one year. BARBARA jACKSON One 11 bu gtmnzler fv,1f1ftir1e.rf. Choir two yearsi DE two yearsz Los Hidalgos two years. 9 4 him. ' ROGER JONES Ffll'fll7YF .V6'f'UI.f Io fLIl07' FFA three years. President Senior. junior Chapter Con- . F ' ducting. Senior Chapter Conducting, two years, Dairy Cattle Team. junior. Quiz Team Sophomoreg Chorus one A year: All-XY'ildcat Boy Candidate junior: FHA Buddy Senior. SUE JONES To know her ir to lore ber. FHA three years, Executive Council three years, Reporter junior, Treasurer SeniorL Pep Squad two yearsg Class Sec- retary Sophomoreg Annual Salesman two Staff one yearg Student Council one year: Declamation Senior. One-Act play contest. MARGARET KING A rmile ibut liglylr law any ar well ar Ike FHA two years, ll2 yearsg Annual junior Playg way of afberr. Ri'4L'f,. Band president. ,l1i:1::iy Bennett. escorty the htn hand sweetheart. Pat Smith. from tiizpe teresitony tor the Canyon-l.:tt.t-tieltl toothall gauze on OCtUlNt'r If. TOMMY KIRK xl Instant um' .1 cffjiju1'fnj1. FFA two years. Poultry judging Team one year: Choir one year: DE one year. BEVERLY ANN LATHAM SM vtlftflf .III Mimi' from ITHA three years: Pep Squad two years. I-.I emu. Nfvf' oree. 1951-5' hantl sweetheart Carol Squirex. anti Iflii-Vw the frtltl itttr the hilt I Y ,Na X 15' I '1?2.:f' BILLY LIGI-ITSEY H6 fault flair u rxrviu .11 ilu Imlirmx nal lift fupzvt. Choir Sophomore: Annual Staff Senior: Annual Salesman Senior: Student Council one year: ,lunior Play: FFA three yearsyears. Poultry Team. junior Chapter Conducting two years. Dairy Products Team one year: Senior Play. CAROLINA LINGNAXY' ni Hurd .md ,lt1'IOIl.f Am1'.wv1. CARLENIE LOCKE S116 11.11 .1 roof fu.1t!'.n1d.1 11.17711 Zuyirl. Basketball two years. Volleyball two years: Pep Squad two years. II3 LORETTA LOC KF R C,'f,m'ur1 for fitbrii it ylfrfflw fur L'Il'.H.lt'fc!'. FHA three years. Secretary Seniorg Pep Squad Iwo ye-,irs ROGER LOXVF Slwtlyy .md irff-ilzffffzrfzf. Foothall three years, Basketball two years. 'Frank tliree yearsi FFA one year. Cotton judging 'Feamg Choir one yeari Proiectionist Cluh two years1 Golf Seniorp Senior Playg All-XY'ildcat Boy. l LAXVRFNCIZ lNlACHA Ut lui bniimii Al1.l1P'. llurife' ruff .iu,n't'. FFA three years. -lunior Chapter Conducting Team. Senior Chapter Conducting Team, Radio 'leaiii two years. Poultry judging 'Feain one year. Liiestock judging Team one year. Reporter Senior. PATSY MASSEY 1 Qual .ml LAZKIPIIIIIIIQ, ' 'Q Camera Club one yearg Choir three years: Los Hidalgos Sq, two j'S1lI'S. M ,t cull ',i I ug .u x 1 g oc' ig! ..,. BARBARA BIASSFNGALE xl miv'i'm' of lllcllllcff. A Pep Squad two years: Student Council one year1 Skat Staff A two years. Co-editor Seniorz A Cappella Choir two years: Manager Basketball one yearg Volleyball one year: FHA two yearsi W'ho's NX'ho in blournalisiu. x, HARRY MILLER Ililifji .md fv:u1Jli. FFA three years. GAY MINYARD nl lniuilylf lpmidfe of rzuzifinzt' .111J j7.tf7f7jl1e'A'.f. Annual Salesman one year: Pep Squad two years: FHA KWO years: Class Vice President Seniorg Student Council one year: Camera Cluln one year, Reporter one yearl Slsxlf Sf-iff one year. Assistant Editor and Business Manager: Betty Crocker Homenialter of Tomorrowg Future Teachers Assov ciation. Vice President. Rllill' G.1y gnu Iiultx' .md 'lu Ann .1 lcssun in C.m1cr.1 Iulllllqun' DOYU2 MONTGOMERY ffllz uh, 1-.lr w.f.fr ..' Hmfffxfxf lm' fm fff111ffr'1'ffz41. Ifmwtlmll tlrru- pulls. 'I'r.1rk um- ya-.111 lfIfA tlurcu yours. Dairy' Products -luniur. R.1dio 'Il-.um FL-nim: Cutton Team Sunrmt Armu.1I Xnlursmrn um- yrnarg Clwrus unc year. VIANIS MONTGOMERY .fl L'l7.II'U,'cl' zwffv .1 fum! .MH :ff rlnlrfwlr. FHA thrcc years. PIlUlUgI'.lPl1C'I' unc f'L'.ll'l Band four years. Itmd SWL-ctl1c.1rt Crlmlidnc Scnmrt Choir unc yc.1r: Library Club unc yc.1r, JEAN R1L'CAIN Library Club one ycrlr. Omf who b,1.r .1 quid v1,11111w'. QM DON MQCARTY H: lf.f.f.1!1z'if:Hg in lfrif yu .ami .: .ffffu l1HI7l'1'f.f ffffffll FFA three years. Sc-nior Clmptvr Conducting Team two vcarsi Transfcrrud from Frwn.1 junior. SAM MCCORMICK Aludwlm nmzlr X111 rump .mwffgtvffrfrlmUI. Band four years: Choir three f'L'.1I'S1 Fuss scctiun xlk'-l'KiC'f Scniorl Annual Staff two vmrs. BLISITIUSS M-In-lil'-'f Sffwfr lI5 Q , JXXIUY IYXRKIVR Q 4 4 , W s K 'ich 1 ln, fu :L 'f ,. xx : Ifm-I5.1ll IETILL' max. Ii.wM'tlN.:Q3 Ilmi xnxx Al'f.uL tfxinv W, 1 4,4 X'n.11x l'l',X IXKH xnxx l'1wuI1-vrvwl iklulr Clam Yup Pxwi- ,Q 1 ,,,., Alum! M'1'f1u-'vu Nunn Wm Eg 3 it MAX Mcmuls 'Q-,A ,--,iw-Jay g, , YXVHIYV Q fx' V up I, ' K V Y , 4 f . , . Hf,....4.f.u.'f4.,1.f1.x :4.,1,fw,1n1L, s Iwwtlxlll Hmm' xmu. li,wMtlx1H mu u.cl'x1 'lluk thug , I ynzuwi IIA Um- yur: f.i!UlI' vm' XL'.l1Al l71'u1ut1u11ixt Club K ' tu., xg-.xxx iumfumr flwumxl mm' 11.411 X'i'lwR XYMU 111 Xlnlm .md linux Atlmlptnw. Sumlf PLN V CQXRI. CJI.SK7N Hill , , . RA V ,' ll,w','.,'.'.1,. f muy: Y 5 'K' , Dlx um' kL'.lI'1 Ilwrhxll Um' xmzi Cllwuzs txxn f'L'.lI'NI Fund 4 g Um- Xuan S . ' DAVID OGC 1 ra 'P Nj. ,.,', ',,J,' ,f., , nv. 1 wx A .. , , fi .L 1H,.f..4 w.1m.L.n. f, 2 ,, rf...f. nf ,mln ' .i'I.i- fl f'.,'i'L7,'L4. X 05 , 1 Ftxzduwt Cf-u1m':l um- 31.111 fflwu um- xp-.111 All-Statu una i, -F ' ,,,f yum. HKJLIIDIUIIUN vm- um. 'l'r'.ar1xtL'z'11-Lf I'1'w1'g P.il'lS. b1'u.u 'X 4 in-mwr. N PALMIZR BICCUXVNI I f::.'f:4 m.'.:ff.','V ' w G if 5f:f'.'.fr,'.'.w,. Q . . . . V limi Your VL-Ars. Ntudcnt Dxrcctwr twu VC,ll'5. Cu-Drum ', X 5 V ' . M.1w1' -lllllilllf Drurvz Nluwl' QCHIIII. Ali'-St.xtv 1xlIk'I'H.lIQ 9 1-- 9 vlunwri Cllwu' thru 5'Q'.11'M Stulcnt Dlrutwr Sqniwr. liwysl .. ,. CJLIAIIQY rum Ye-.1r'Q, QL1wr1t-vnu one w.11'. Allfinm- Altm- I1.1Il'vlLZI1Ik'I. All-NLM' C,l1w:' Syniur. N.xt1wu.1l Hfvnwl' Sminty tlmm- YUIIN. Pl'L'51xiCIlI Scnmr, Mmning XYMQ I1C,11umxl th LL xx-.lux Sung I.u.1xfu' tum xmrw, IfXtu1ripur'.1ruum Sgwulu 1-mr yur. lfxrxt Dntzut. 'lhini RL'AQ1Ul'1.1IQ IS.ukutb.1lI thus x L'.lI'N O MARCLIE PATIZ .,,.,,. :.,. Hn .fu .LIN ff ,.L.nL. LlINI.:YMiifl,Q Hwy, FHA unc 3'c.11. CQIIUYLIN twu ynnlxwi Pnp Squad tw: mms. NADINIY PIZARSON 1 ' .ffx A' ff If 1'Q'. f N. xkcthlll tm, vc-.uw V'4vllcx'lw.1ll tm, u-.11x1 Pgp Sqnmd two mfs. PHA tv'--I VL-.uzv NLM Nm!! vm, vmr II6 fi. YB Rrglvt, Grease lXlor1ltt'yf' l,.trrx XYt'ayer', applies lus Ag rlttttxl ust on lm .mn Ltr trainlng to px : Q, Q' vb., . .9 ' -Q 9 . - XVAYNIZ PFIZK Q 1 - f 1 Hp tfvy 111.54 -fvbflt ffl l1,'tr1rft.1.t'l l'l'A two yt'.1rw: Dlx txxo years. .fl m,:r.' ffl t,'tf,.'f,'Q' rf11,1.,'Iit 1. FFA ilu-gg y-palm, late-Ntotlq Dlutlgxng 'l't'.uu, Poultry .lutlging Team, Dairy Team: 'l'r.1r1sl'erx'etl from lil Centro. Calr- fornia junior, 3 ini' GENE Pli'l'Rlili if ,4A!, , , K6 1' H- e, . MICKEY RATLll:l7 llir dcf1n'111i21.11jm1 :HU rfwrJ llflll .fluffy flu nary, Football three years: Basketball three years: Track two . years: Camera Club one year: Proyectionist Club two years: , Choir one year: FFA one year. Cotton .lutlgingg Team. Ratlio Broadcasting Team: Annual Salesman one year: Student Council two years: Senior Play. I- 55 Li 'if GERALD QUALLS Ilff :mzlxqf .Ire lfvnw of l'!7z'c'!'vfI1I7IE,V,f. Q Basketball three years: FFA two years. Parliamentlr one year: Choir two years: Library Club one year: Semor Play. BOBBY PITMAN fllll'.JV1,f nxzdm In luljv .1 fri: nd. TA three years. 1213 RAY I1 1 1 1 1 1: 15.11111 11111 1l'.l1N. X111- 1511-11111111 41111111 C1111 11111' 1111 O 11111111-S' St1'1'1 11 1111-1111 11111 11-11' N1111.11 1311111111 111 0,5 TC? A1l111.l1'1' A1.1111'::i1 -111111111 C11.11NDA 111fN1'1RO 'IANICQII RIZNVRO N 1 Wil' 11 . .11 N1.111 11111- 1L.11'. 1311 11111' 1111 Ci1'1.'XR1.1fS R1fiHA11DSON 11-.1Z, 1.111114 i..1L11 S111111.11N111g' 1!.111N11'1'1'1.1 TZ11' 111111 1 1HA t111'cc 1'C.l!'N. S1i.11 S1111 11115 YC.11', 15.1111 111111 YL'lI 15.11111 5NXL'L'111L'.1I'1 C,.11111111.1t1' C..1:'i1'1.1 011:11 1-111 11.113 111 15.11111 111111 11-.1rx 15.11111 511111111-.111 CQ.111.1111.111y 1711A 11111 11'.11'x. 1iYL'CL111NC 15111111111 111111 XL'.l1'S. 11111111111 S111-111111r11 E-nf! 171fA t111'cc 1'1.'.11'N. 13.1111 1'1'111111ct5 CQ.111lc '1'1'.1:11. 1,111-51111 1L'.1IZ5. P11111111' '1'1'.11:'. 1712 1111c' 11:11. JO ANN ROBERTSON .'1J11',' .111111 11.1.11 tm 11pj1111,'14111.'1 1 111111. 1.115 1-l111.11g11s 11111 11-.1rs. C.1111cr.1 C1l11W 1111c 1'c.11. Scc1ct.1r1' unc 1'c.1r1 A C.lP1'L'11.1 C11111r 11111 111.1151 Pep 51111.13 two 1'1'.1rs1 AHHl1.l1 S.l1L'NI11.lI1 11n1- 11-.111 St111111n1 Council 1111c 1'c.1r. P111v11c1t1' 1511111111 SCRHYYQ PTA Rcprcscnmtixc Sf:11111r. SHERRON ROBISON 11111 'fr1111J1f11A!1 11 .1 31111, FHA three YCJIS, Ph11tc1gr11p11cr j1.1ni11r. Executive C1111'nc1l Scn111rg Pep Sq11.1d 111-11 ycnrsl GRACIE RUSSELL If 11111111 11 lqffldwl. 1117611 211-11P.1r'.1!. 13.11111 111111 yL'J.I'S. All-State Scniurg FHA three years: Choir thrcc 1'c.1rQ. First A1tern11tc. All-S1.1tc Scniorg Court of HLlHl1f tw11 YCLIIWI NHS three YLKIFS1 1ntcrsc1111111st1c 1.c11g11c -Spelling and '1'ypir11.:g XX'h11's w'1'!L7 in CL1II1ll1CfC1.l1. Chorus, 111111 1511n111 O11tst.1n111ng Girl. 3 A15 Riff!-' ,ICVVY it ready for action in a fast moving: ping wong game. CAROLYN SELL Blu It ffffnud low imtiri. Student Council one yeari VHA one year. Pep Squad one year: Skat Staff Senior, MARGII2 SEXTON Nndigrl. rt in 1 td, Ln! nada for .1 bl! of falziulrltr. DE two years: Choir one year: XX'ithdrawn. H11 lafnilr .nt ltr! Seniori Student Council one year. gs. 415 , n YS..-uf RICHARD SHIPLIZY Mid. DE two years. Vire President junior. President Seniori C1385 Favorite Sopliomoreg Choir three rears. Prexident CAROL SQUIRFS Band four years. Secretary Senior. Hand Sweetheart Senior Maiorette Seniorz Basketball three years1 Choir one year FHA two years. Iixecutive Council one year. All'XYildca Candidate Junior: Senior Play: Lox Hildagos two years Vice President junior. LINDA STOOKSBERRY Grffduf fxlng IUJJLIJ ivlsft, gfffifivr filtmf. FHA two yearsg Pep Squad two years, t NIT.-X STRICKLAND ' 1' A ,qi .l uf.. 'f..x,,nt lr ,:f,'. f.'..'.'.'ff'. ..'f.'.1 ,',II.'.' '? f, ., ,,. DE one it-.ir, FHA two ie.1rii Sl4.1t Shift -lunxor. Stueftnt Countil one yt-.ar , 1,' AARON SXVART l.ihr,irx' Clluh two ye.1rx. Reporter two it-.irsg Slmit Sf.llAf B two iulrx, Yfliow Yflio in l.1hr,1ri, lfuture 'lt-.itliczs -it ,fi i'xIYlt'l'lC.l one XL'.lI'. Songlc.1tlt'r one yt-.irq 'l'r.lnntcrretl from 9' .'xIT'llL'l'Sl -lunmr DESSIE TAYLOR Um it fi- fz14.'ff11:'i H1 ixgi. l.ihr.iri' Club one yc.irL DE one yr-.ir. -Iourn.iliwiu one year. 'vu LUPE TOBIAS wr, S ., 7 Q.'i.':.'. r':11v::,1.,lnf.'1n'- PATSY TIREY gl ,-'rf.'.'.'t :lair L'0Ili'.J,'lJl Mc' 5r1ll1.ir1t'f nf fbi' -uw. Choir three years. All-State Choir Senior: Choir Sweetheart Senior: Librgry Club one YCJFQ Annual Surf one ye-.irz XY'ho's Who in English: Jaycee-etts Scholarship: Student Council one year. FRANKIE TURNER Gkfzrlmwf ff:.f6c,- ku .4 LEg7cVlfilc'J fmml Pep Squad one year: FHA two years: Volleyball Seniorz Choir Sophomore, ELSIE TLYRVAVILLE Her lfl41:'fV!:l' mrr::t.'v::f Ezrlf- .a Eecfl HJNJJ. FHA one yur: Slut Staff one yeur1 DE one year. RIQYYH' Sw1m'l1-rtlx lmurrv Vlllll tllc Vlflll yung m.1llt-ti .md lull 'l.1:r:u liltwxng .md fQ.1rl1l SQLHFCS ,tru rmtly for .1 B.1ttlc rmxll ' Pmg Vwrtu is um' ut the pugXt1l.1r 5-.tsttmu .lt 'Il-tn 'l-mn llttklmg tr-wt' the mtlullruu .arf Ula-r1tl.t Runfrtm .Intl Gil' Nlmyxtrtl GIIORGIQANN XVALKIQR 'JA ', Uzt ,1?.'.j ,I f P111 fw ifffflt. Pug' '4qL:,1.l wut xt-.1z, llll.-K tllrt-Q yt-.trx Rt?-tru-r iwplx-lfti-irc Exctutrxt- Cmzmzl Nt-nl-wr: M-lrnzng Viflttlm Lmlntll Scmnr, Clwir tum yt.lrx. Ycxtqt Swplmniurcg DF. 9tcre.'t.1ry-Trc.1S- urt-r gt-nmrg UIQ Swgqtlmt-.trt isnt-mr. 'IUANITA XVARD 4114111 MIX: It .1 ,c'.','.'t U.',. . .'1 . Pep Fqtmtl tu., vt-.try cgllltflli uw wus. iutct jum-wr K' Il.-XNE XY'EAVIfR R .Jn Z1 raw: H ,fx 'fri -f--,J .. ,f , , ' .. , . .'..,.,t'..,..,. ,ft .4'..t, ' Chl-lr two ymrsz Per Fqmtl tum wire. Clut-urlmder Sophof rti-wc: FHA uns yur. Blslwtlmll tu.: vt.1rwg Vollgybvrll three ytptrsz XY'lm s XX'lm rn Girls' Atlnlt-tzts LARRY XVEAVER Hn f.'t,:,i', gas: rftlcrsf :.'t,1r fff'i'151'i,2- Football three years: Basketlull thrcc ynurxz Track one yeari FFA three vcuxrs: Chozr two yuri. GREGORY XYVILENION Fmvtlmll um: 3'c.1rL Pruzsctzwnxxt Club txxUvc.1rS, :IK 52 GIZORGI XX II I ARD I ll f 'f' fi It iii TF' 5 'ff' .. . llllli lil lk .mx YA- Cli 3' GERALD ZYBURA illI4.1I'lSlL'ffCtl from Dunhii lil RIIIL xtii X i 1 ix VIS III XX II I IAN rf ,fa DITLXVIN W ILI IAINIS flu .zrzgslif t.x'jmi'i1 1 ll li DIZ one yt-.1r. Vittr Pro n Cotton Classing 'lit-.im ont Cl I ixoritt Stnit IRIINF XODXJG Slfzrtrffi nil!! iff i Ili ll I 211 DE two years Chi ir txxo xtirs Frierzdlirzwr and .1 drrrrrzlq .mzhilirm will Arie him j.n FFA two years, Junior Chapter Conducting Team. . Team-District, Crops judging Teamg Choir one Basketball one yenrg Foothall two ycarsg Track one Student Council one vear, President Senior: Whtx's -l' in Speechg Debate Teamg Rotary Club Scholarship. if Bflau' leftx Barbara and Carolyn pore over Skat Copy. v' mv-I-,,..4- Aisl- T BL'Il!l4' wgbl: Gregg practices thrift, even with the Chairs. Quiz yearg yearg Who A : ,, .A ..-u-1 Rlwll Jffjm' The N.1tiun.1l llunm' Smitty prcparcx to rcicixc tluv mcmlxfs. Hum tlmcy explain tlmu NI.lHnl.lIklN uphcltl in tlw Society. Rllqft t'tf1Itr: Mtlxc WM tu-.nrly lctt wut wt tlus umm but the other tlwrcc .lrcnt tml lmppy Rlqfv fftlffu lflvc SLHIUI' gtrlx Ill tlmt- alum' warg umSlnlcl'L'al .lx C.1Hs.llul.lICN twr Clwnt' Mxqt-tlumrt Tlmcsc girlx were in thc tttntut with Ilttsy 'l'1xx-xt llttt rt- riglmt, fmntl lS.1rl1.1r.x Hmlqlu, 'l.mc XY'c.tu1'. llmtlq Nl.tr'tl1.t XXllllI.lIl1S, Betty Ayres Belau: In commercial arnthmctic class its Carlcnds turn. while Butch and Linda look on, V 'E' X in Wiaf Q 5, 'g v, .S gi .. iw JS modem 65444 named Zo Wana Me me XJ lx- UNY1-ll alone. is the word that elesrrihes junior per- formunees in the three-act play, just Ducky, on November 12. They continued the year with the same show of spirit by entertaining the Seniors with ii festive junior-Senior Banquet. Fast climbing the ladder toward that tliplomii. our juniors are now Y prepureel to mount the lust rung as Seniors. v CLASS OFFICERS-Plfllmrd mp, front row, left to right: George Ann Gerlnch. Secreturyg Phyllis Clay- ton. Treaisurerg jo Ann Hull, Reporter. Back row: Leslie Bevel. Vine Presitlentg Bill Schroeder. Presi- tlent. Clrrlru' junior Sponsors. Mrs. Kenneth Hill. Mr. Olen lyfillizlffey. .lL'.lIl Allixon PM Anllcrwn XV.1y11L' Ami Bill Berry Roxcnc Bingham fl 7 NUS ,. J Yi Q,-4' mum Bill mm Bntty BlI'lxLf O Leslic Bevel Tcddyc .lo Bitncr 1,fV ' 'R - M li f-1.,,z , in - . I A A pk ... f 5 1. ,er 'N r -K 7' ,,. 'P' .,..-- . ov:-v fl ..,,,f A , K' ..--J if-A .4-4 Ml! sy, i'55, H V - Txvi Ja. . fi l I P , . . Q - -. ' ' x R? gr , 'V' ' . f-'Q Q- Mary Lou Barlicr fi Q 3 'Z' 'WHA AQ' Thr two Billics .md Ronnie shape up their ug n1vtclHmaliS. 5 f -I 3' wwQ f-x 1 Norma Buck Paula Carmrcklc fi Q X, x B.1rlm1r.t Brown Peggy Brmvn Martha Cf.1so B.1rlx1r.1 Chester ff. Ulcta lilt-rim A -lly liuytl Hritlxwll ' Rculxn lirutlt Bill Clsscty Phyllis Clayton 3 S I26 Leon Ctlsscty I 5 I 'E' vi N 'I'1m111111y C lo1 111 CI111t1a11 Co ry f,.lFOl Cux Bobby Cunningham Billy jo Dollc 7-N., K 1 Loc Edward Iflms 1 Patsy lfmlx-nun vi Paul Iixplm ,K , Y' 1 vw Dum Favor Ann Fields get vis 1 Q.: . jerry Ifoust 82 Edith Gohlkc .IO Ann Hall 'N Dot Haynes Doris Heard ri 4 EH- 'ff' George Ann Gcrlguh Twzla Hampton Za. f he 6 FQ, 1 Cflmrlcs Heffington .lune Hicks Kay Hollis A 2'-QC, iff' X-...Z L Rex Ivey Zi Paul jenkins .R P' ' bf, -3 Buddy Jones Molly Kennedy ' 41 'K.,'t ' I L 'J Juanita Kennedy Barbara Kelsay jus 1 I. 2 I-,xl X Ccfil johnson Q' 'Tx Buddy, ll history bulletin board c0uldn't be that funny, FR fNv.Pii f-my .iff 1'5- li ,mf 1' :QU ' - YW! U9 5l'N-9 i ur- -In '.1 Q-q-o . yt? an QR' 14. 1 1:- QS' 'wwf I30 June Marshall Patsy Marshall Olivia Messer Wzzllacc LCC Rayford Lights Georgia Arm Matthews Mary Frances Miller p' -Q X' Qi .1-' if 3' um? .nfxx 1 ' T--WJ ix s Sandra Kimbrough 'U 'ba jay Kirmison Linda Latimer Lila Lou Maul: Darryl Mote . If 5- 'K 'rg-Q Q-an i .r,:.: a L1 l xx vs My i x'i:Xt Namy Newton XVillie O'Dcll Darrell Ogerly 5 if if' Q.. J LJ Voyce Oldham Dale l,LlI'Y.lLli . s sl . S IAA J Floyce Pierce Bob Porcher Gary Pitkrell Billy Potts Charles Powell WHY 0'- 1 . fm 5- Q Seems Benny is pmctiting the hunt and peck systcmf Ce 'u so rflml-All 9. L Q 5 'sf 4 an James Earl Ray Thurl Ray ' - N' Larry Rogcrs 0 Q.. - -r z 45,0- L 1 I X-4' 4' Nanny Russnll 41 In Olm Dean Scarborough ,Jvff Connie Sills Jeno - ui' wwf HA Karon Rogcrs Sandra Ross Larry Sharp Elaine Srygley E Bill Scllrocdcr Gaston Shaw Miles Stcplucns WVUQ QMUJL ' Q-fm S Auf' lf '5 A . ,Qu . N 'iqgif . IU! fi 'L 'T' - I ' . fa' - g, , , , sl Ihr Slmcn Q g A rl Clone Svmrt K' l lionmr- 'liruy ' Fon . lf ff, lYl.1fflI.1 XY'illi4uns 'loy XVxmlwL-l1c11 Bobby 'lL'.ll'l Hearn Margie Trannncll Bruce Trotter 2, 'Q- .vff iwrllnllll ll Q' -R- 4- ' ffyfn 5? 'iii ff' Q-Y' Ronnie Vorhcis Bcnnie Wfillirlms Bcttyc XVy11tt Juanita Payton Carol XX 1ll1.1m5 Q S Helen Fowler 3 X i Q7 I - ll' .V tl 1, X liril ' I 'cl ax l it l Ulf? ll llg R' l 1 l ' I C f 4- Lj:.'f Y fr Sopdamwze 044 If fl 6 Beginning in the role of upperclassmeni 111 Sopho- mcvres opened arms fof revengel to a quivering flock of Freshmen, This welcome preceded the opening of the fall term. But the 8:30 hell abruptly ended such antics. Satisfied Soplioniores were willing once again to lend I.. H, S. their full support. CLASS OFFICERS-Piclzzrcd mfr. front row, left tu right: Carol ,lean Naylor. Secretaryg Monty Hulse. Tre.isui'er. Back row: Bill Wzicle. Presidentg Landon Roberts, Vice President. Ciri'li'.' Sophomore Spunsors. Mr. Clarence Wfilliams, Mrs. Clarence VUilliams. -I. W. Bitncr -lolmny Bohot Clharlottc Brincgar Z, 52 11 3 g if ' '95, Q . i ' 875 . , V 9 KJ 'T' f fx 11' 'N 1' IOS dv CQl1.1rlcs Cullum I36 P 1 if Us . X. 'loycc Colbc rt Sxmlra. fonnull Duc Duc COlllJ.1ll Cllcon Cotton Alexander Duggan 'Xlnk Culnplm-ll lllI'lN.lI'.l Cum-ll ln lm C.u'1nn klc Gwyn Dalton Billy Duncan 'B 4' ,ff .r Dunnic Cillllkllllll Mury 'lane Dubcc Dclois IDLIIILXIII 'Nd 4 Mx In f 'Q f' 4 . 5- Q N- fi' Ronald Dutton jnnic Iinglc joy Elliot Gus Gallini james Goldston .fx- 2 1 'v lzgclg ' 4 1 Q - ' Q' , 1, ,fa ,. ,4 i 'dh N, ' .l.lIl Hampton . li!! , Harry Heelmril N M Ibn 4 5 'l1,.-.'- 'f ' 2' i YT' I38 '47 Q L 155 Delores Hess Hilton Hemphill Ray Henderson Leon Howell Lupe Gonzales N J .lose Gonzales .in Greer Lucy Hinkle Sue Howell -46 C Luther Hill Asbury Hodge Sharon Huber 5 f ff J .. ,X V in w 77 -,F S.u1dr.1 luukuy l..1quit.1 lumlwcrt Lloyd l-Onlxc lNloutc Hulse as C. XV. lluut llow.u1l lluut I licnuctl lfluulmius Bill 'IL-llrlcn Lloyd -ldquuss P.1ull1 Sue -lcnscn All-rcd I.lI1iQI1.1Ll lW1LlI'fllLl Ludlow 1 lgkl , i' sf ti Cl... AIIW' 40' 'T' f in ?x -f '.- 1111 1 g K7 vi 0-' 1 -4 Is thc-rc In mx-isiblc student in English II Class? 30. Qwvgxf' .Aa Q1 1 ' +C' 4 - 1 'Y Glenda Neel l40 I , X, Stllklftl Mtflraw Dnitl Metcalf Ray Minyurd Carol jean Naylor john Pitman Doris Matlm Robert Mnssingnlc Clcntlcn Mtfllimtcr Janette Pannell jamcs Prcsslcy liillic Nnlcn Dortlm Puullc Betty Purdy '-0 , i if f' Laney Rcriggin jimmy Ritliimlson l..1nilon Roberts f 1 1 .tf ' 1 Barbara Robertson james Roy.ill 4 'x -K- -.,..f if ,Q 1 . J 6 Kay Smith Linda Stanford Shirley Young Georgia Mae Taplcy joy Bc-th Young Sue Russell Janis Simmons 3 cd' . S .Vx-4. 1 2 . ww 8 . inns A K, x if I I I, fx . . fi XX'orld history class-busy as little lwcrivcis qs' .1 53, .J ' it Us 3-' ' 42, ' 'i 'tn' fx xii -gn . Cx 'QA fi ? f'pw S.mdr.1 Vigk 5 I ? ' l42 NL-.ll 'Kfxlkur Ann Wfllduli Bill XVAJC Betty Vill.1 Harlin Tmmmcl Bull XRWIIIELI' Bully XVi11I'iL'lQl Iitlllly' XY'1l1rmu1 Bnrlmra ,I.LIl'X'.1Yil1C Prisdlla Tomson v.-v limmic Vauglm Buurlic 'I-LIl'I1L'T Sharon 'Thornton A 1 5' Max Long P41111 Pace 99 'FP 310' 3 I1-my Dumm Inu' IDLIHLJII Mildred 'I'c.wuC I.imig1 True-lmk A -S.-3' Immmm In-an Colm: .n , . fi 4-,fmfv f' '5 .I . , L if H W vb of Iuuc 'Illia' 1 ,L vi' ' ' ' 1 ' - Il L ,J-as . K 2 x X A - , . Y B.1rlmr.1 lzddmgs ' ' . lg Arlcm' Fair ' mn ' I r-94 ! w tu ,l i N . x 'Vlw Pl1UfU.llI'.U'l1L'I' L.u1,ht Fun in tlu' Mt uxmg on hcl' all Q 1'1'u1u t. ,F 4.0 -Q' .,-rw, V' ' .7 17:- 5. 'VT' lag' 4 7 ' LAK. L' A-1 .,..1 X . i f l --,K K3 5 INN l f E. 'l ' QE , E ei X' ?f-madman 65444 awed Could that he---? Yes, it is? It's 11 Freshman tlown the hall. Hes somewhat befutlclletl after that trai- rlitional welcome into L. H. S. But our largest class. numhering ISE. soon recovered its dignity. and settle-tl tlown to take its proper place in Littlefieltl High, CLASS OFFICERS-Pirfured mp, left to right: Larry Cox. President: Margo XY'illiam5. Secretary: l.inv.l:1 Steffey, Vice Presitlentg Kaye Bartlett. Treas- urer. Cirffu: Freshman Sponsors. Mrs. Kenneth Houk antl Mr. Rex Gilstrap, seem to he enjoying something in an algebra hook. 9 bf .b If vn- Qfyg , Vicky Alvcyta jimmy Adair Ir-4,-ny Altman ig. 65. ' R , I - l S f- r Tommy Allen Putritia Allrctl Barry Armcs Delores Armour Cecil Baker Karc Bartlett ,lane Bctltu' il 3 Missy Bridwell Shirley Brincgm- ,loc Bussnnmns ! Dun't point. Carol, Especially at the C11H1C'I'Ll ul Glorin liluinx Gary Byrne 4'3 linlwlwy Bmntlcy Doris Carter Helen Clsady 'CS .41 ' G1 .sv QQ? hui' h 'gf' ,. N f , gel' 'Q - v 03 ref' lx X50-., -- r ix 'R xv P Y ' l Q ,yu-v 'iikzf Gerald Clmnrller Darlene Chisholm H.il Clariiln Glvfixl Clcvrflglcf Umlrl fkllmlll. gui' Cirl if Cwwyi-in 0' - - ' Q - -N A Q, X M f ' L- . kit' I 1 4' -f ' 2 1 1 is v X , , . 'y V, f l I .if -' Hifi, Q4 1, I A 'Hi 5' . sf. I ' ' m Dugan Cixiwfuixl -Line Cunningham Twila Davis Dnniilrl Dickerson Keith Dickson P.iz Dir-rsing Don Dmuly Agncs .loan Duhcc Janice Duncan Harley Dunn Suu Durham I.41rry Elder f i PQ' if C' Linilcl Fair Null Fields Bernice Flores Rex Fuust Xxrilfklxl Fraizicr I3IAlfillClCI'1 G1lI'riS0I1 as 2 fi Z ,, .Ji Net, , 'vu-- 1----' Iiulwhy Gu' lfruldic f..lI'Ill GL'Il.1Lll ffln-t.1 Gish sf!! 5, gs 1 in Suicncc alan sccms tu kcup Donna wide-cum V f, ' with mmdux Hgnry Gonmldx D.1lu Green PQ-.xrl Gutierrez Gay Hall june Hall Tmky Haltom 'QX :li -nv if Alun Hlll V1l11 HOJLC u1LttlHm Inu H Carolyn H.1mprUn Vlaniw Hn.mi -llWSL'I-IIILI Hcrnmdu if , x- 1--- IIIUIIN Hunk .3-L. if Dxlc Hmm X l:I'L'x!.l HUNN-IIA Clmrlu Hutwn Run xl 1 x -Iulmn Idlxlla-1' KIw11r'-+L' l.u D ll n N R.1lph Maurer S.1ndr.1 Mamn lx IN mmnl Q N Dunn: M111 fi ' Rohan Montgomery B111 Bfnfc 5- s GUY 5:0 ,v ! ,z 5 . Iunmu MQW llll rms Du um N u 1 D4-Inn-NtJ'1DL-ll by Pu Oduls Duugl as Oxmn Ifulyn Owen jerry Pnrmcr D311 Rhndeg BIJLIFILL Robuts Carol Robertson E11 lu fx .und Put l'CVL'.ll slxtl I'nf'l1sl1 I. Kenny Pounds Mittlx Prim .lm kie Robinson 35 i lmum Ruxwll N fb 'l'1'.1x ix Spwrmccr Ronald Tominson ll 5 l .44 . .il if I Jerry Watts A 'N 4, 1 :MI 8 , 1.0 l' ,, -f lllllxv Slum Mary Slllllllllllx -,.:.- Q., G.1yc SIL-lluy l,iml.x Stcffcy Manuel Trcvino jerry Vorhcis '2 . 4' ll .Z W'cndell Wfhitfield Margo Williams -wt- ':r- ina C19 lli l x Xlmnl Om Axlulay xv-6 , I iii 41-In In X ut ll 1 lk 71l1n klllllllll' Rum l5.lfl'iL'l' Uplu-lla l5L'l1L'XlxllAlN Gwen Dalton Manuel Flores Rulu-rr CZUITILI 751:- .., ul Y l 'Iuclith johnson Nelda McCary Paul Nicklcs g 24, -fin 1 fvlx 5 '05 ' .gf llupu Patxy has lnr llttlm lllllx is od 0-J 41. 'Y I 15. P ' ,Q 1 11111 lwmsi n mm' Vines Sixth gwrimi finds the I1 N IH uxu xtiuggi 1 l'11i111- linux R11I1.11xiw11 .5 'N ix 'O' -6-' -f. . 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