Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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Nh, EN if 'F URS .lf OFFICERS: President: Buddy Terry. Vice-President: Gene McClain. Secretary: luck Serpcxs. Reporter: Robert Harris Sponsor: Ruby Phenix V7 , f 24 L . f wld' WW L . ,Q fn 1 ,fr-,, ,mm ' : -f1': 3 4 E A An 'fb ' iw L 4' :ww 5 N WIN! 'M was QW' I V333 ,n ug h FW Z , - 511, 2 . ,v , 1' ff 'e -L www? I aa-,.., .Q .qf ., . ff, . le, 357, - by -x -e-r-.ae ' A 55 , 747-'tiggf-. ' ' a ' 4 f 2 f is.f'?L:s.e ' f N - .:,..:fgu:.A. g . - - 1 Eg ,zqseiw .- A A ,f -'-f.Q'1, 225'-2 ?m ' 'f ' ,,- 'rip :f'2i5- .. Q S 3' v N iQ L 3? Q os' 5 xfffi' + ' , . :.. . Q!! ' H ' f' ' ffif' in -A 4' :LB :TY ' 'E . ff 5 1 .1' . f ' 1' ' ' F1 'T-. M ' A '12 f -ff iff , ,gl .A-'KL Fl 415 S , ,i4'5'+i 5 ,fe - .Xi iq 2,3341 :Eg-. SA, rn- 5 :.- ,vi gfif,.-w'e- 53 5. 3 -Q - -. V .- '. . Av, 1 N .-3 , -fe, -LT? 'f ' .f. 55 Q -,halt .i ' -ii: ' gif. . --4353, -1 fe . , Q C S? f' f ' ' if-T3F4'?'+k R'-. ' . -' Al , it Q y? 1723 - in '72 'L '37-L' - ff:-fig f, - ' ' , 'IX Ke f H. Y' -41.--Vi-w.::, . - ff L- .,,M., 2 , Je, :rf ' f-- 1 5, . L .. - 2 S E 'Sid e 925.5 M. xref? ' ' ' 1 A riff- , 'ein x 5' Ir diff' '71, E, , x ,fry f e fig W-A. . , J' J ff: '1 .xv-H ' ' M 1 f :aZ.:vf...., .. ' . -.Ve -e f - H- -a 5-1,-nw.--4 .-.,.:,A L heave ,, ,J efaifzfff is A N .. ' -J. JM, ,- ,hx A f1'1n,L 1 '- Q :Ziff-f,,e ' 1- ix :e.? fi?m5si1, Yffwli 'Q X f ,f,,' 3: '. 1' fr-, 45' -4,ff'ig.1. x 3 QZ N 4 -Q. ' ' - 'J-12-fi ,gllif -2 -Qag2L i:,Qfik1 A 4 ,e f- ,X : 54+ ' .52'l,?1jf15' 'Af' ' it .- :G ,f,,27-g,:.- 1+ -si 5 , Q iffy Rd: N 3:5 4,3 h f. 'fl - ff' LK - V'.::.I- 'T Q '?j,yg35:f,,., 4' 1.1 -1. f .-' 'I 9 '.-1 '11 Z wth' ' ' ' .- ,' .. . 1-..'.':' .4-g- --gf. 55:51 2' f ' EV e A -'if' ,- ' .-ig' , M , 3- 5 'WL I i .f nf- M 8... '1 N A mf? 42 Mmm A ff' 'N 'X Mwwnf' C

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1443 9509 'foafumer Zz,'Q j p HAH -2, Q,fpfgS gg .H fg? J?,f2o,bffte2c,Y iw 51 .1 Looking into the crystal ball we see in the year 1968 some of our 1948 Seniors. Seaman tOrricl Freeman is sailing down the Mississippi on his barge, the Mariiuana, bootlegging moonshine for Pakenham and Stuckey Distillers. His wife, the former Mary Eleanor Park, is at home with their two children. We see that Melvin Miller has been elected Mr. O-So Grape of 1968 sponsored by the Andrews O-So Grape Company, Howard Andrews, president. Clark Sample and his wife, the former Mary Louise Knott, are living on the Sample-Patterson Here- ford Ranch in Wyoming of which Billy Moore and lack Smith are the chief hired hands. lack Serpas, sole owner of the Smarty Partyland, is about to go bankrupt, because nobody goes to Smarty's parties but Smarty. Edwin Avery, operating the Reno Casino has just returned with his gang, the Avery Boys, from robbing the Callahan National Bank. We see Clara Hurst and Gloria Bryan singing with the Metropolitan Opera Opmpany of New York City with Bobby Iones conducting the orchestra. We see that Roy Anderson has decided to settle down on the island of Zulagoomba where he is a big game hunter. He was late as usual for the annual boat home and missed his only chance to leave. Bobby Smith has recently opened a deluxe photo service with the help of his wife, the former Margaret Alice Zeigler. Willie Uhlenhotf is now playing basketball with the Whiskered Wizards. Dr. Thad Iennett and his wife, the former Ann Gaude, are working as missionaries in China. Mitzi Harris has risen to great heights in the business world as the new owner ofthe Neiman-Marcus Store in Dallas. Her assistants are Gene McClain and Rodean King. All three obtained their experi- ence 'working at Lanier's Clothiers. Bobby Bill McGaw, Iustice of the Peace in Peatown, is having a flourishing business performing marriage ceremonies tor Carolyn Broussard and Kenneth Kennamer, Peggy Bowen and Bill Ed Caffee, and Iimmy Todd and Martha Whitehead. Harry Mayo is owner of a lumber camp in Ogden, Utah, of which Ioe McAnally is the head lumber- iack. Entertainment is furnished every Saturday night by Billy Visage and his band, the Vitality Boys, with their vocalist. Betty Edington. Frances Thurmon, editor of the New York Tribune, with her reporters Gwen Sanderlin, Pat Platt, Mary Fort, Louise Dean, and Shirley Ing, are exposing to the public the evils of the management of a large Wall Street firm run by Bobby Anglin. At dear old L.H.S. many changes have been made in the faculty. Robert tHamburgerl Harris is teaching math instead of Wilkie: Leah Wells Saye is directing the choir: Don Barton has taken Mr. Gray's place in life, and Algie Callahan is principal. lt has iust come over the radio from the iamous news commentator, lim Edwards, that Ed Roach has inherited the title of the King of Siam. Don Menasco and Ioe Francis have installed parking meters at Ware's Pasture and are enioying a flourishing business. especially from Zaga Lee, daughter of Billy Fred Hanson and the former Thada Summers, and Firewagon, Ir., son of Iimmy Eaves and the former Ann Smith. Rex Ann Ward and Ann Holloway are models for the Muston Mode of Modeling. Richard Ash, Robert Robe, Harry Allbright, Iohn Cheney, and Ioe Bell are the chief executives of Brookshire Brothers. Inc. Betty Canon has bought the Lacy Estate and has converted it into a home for stray dogs. t Bazzell is owner of a taxicab company, and the main customers are Betty Williams and Mary Southal . Among the pupils participating in the Spring recital given by the Perkins School of Dance tBeverly Perkins, teacherl are Cindy Lou, daughter of Iohn C. Murphy and the former Charlotte MacPherson, Liza lane, daughter of Bill Maxwell and the former Le Wan King: Donnie, Ir., son of Dlonlgarton and ' W e the former Murlene Gattis: and Forrest, Ir., son of Forrest Malone and the former an a an ss. Our crystal ball has become clouded: so we'll say so long for now.

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HARRY ALLBRIGHT Biology Club 45-46 Chemistry Club 46-47 Pan Am. Club 45-47 Track 46-48 Football 46-48 IOWARD ANDREWS tpeech Club 46-47 ible Club 46-47 iology Club 44-45 ootball 44-45 rack 45-46 EDWIN AVERY English Club 46 Biology Club 45 Ibernistry Club 46 Student Council 45-46 .atin Club 45-46 'K BOBBY ANGLIN V. Pres. Eng. Club 44 V. Pres. Soph. Class 44 Pan Am. Club 44 L Club 46-48 Biology Club 44 Football 44-47 Track 44-46 Basketball 44-45 FRANCES BARDWELL Biology Club 46 Home Ec. Club 46-47 English Club 46-47 Press Club 48 Library Club 47-48 Queen's Coronation 47 l 1. KEVIN ANDERSON Boxing 47 Bible Club 46-47 English Club 46-47 Speech Club 46-47 DONALD ARMSTRONG Biology Club 46 Library Club 46-48 English Club 47 Track 47-48 Football 46-47 Bowling 47-48 ROY ANDERSON Pan Am. Club 45 English Club 46 Biology Club 45 Chemistry Club 46 Football 45-47 Pres. Homeroom 47 Hi-Y Club 47 Track 46 RICHARD ASH Biology Club 46 Pan Am. Club 46 English Club 47 Football 45-46 Baseball 46-47 Hi-Y 48 5' DAVID AVERY Biology Club 45-46 Student Council 45-46 l.C.L. 45-47 Pan Am. Club 45-47 Chemistry Club 46-47 English Club 46-47 Hi-Y 47-48 br- DON BARTON L Club 45-47 Football 45-47 Baseball 45-47 Basketball 45-46 V-Pres. Ir. Class 46 Biology Club 45 V-Pres. L Club 47 Pres. Homeroom 45-46 MARGARET BAZZELL Queen's Coronation 47 Football Usher 47 IOE BEESON