Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1951 volume:

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The threat of a third YVorld XVar, the horror of the conflict in Korea, the talk of the atom. bomb, the hydrogen bomb, bacteria warfareeall these strike us, the Youth of the XVorld, urith a deadly, paralyzing, almost overwhelming, impact. However, we hope that through our light, almost humorous, approach to the next fifty years, we may reflect the vision, the faith, the courageous dreams of the American XVay of Life. 21 Among the many establishments and persons who haue made possible this yearbook are the Aoalanche-journal Publishing Company, Arteraft Engraving Company, Reeves Photography, and The Steck Company. To each of them we are sincerely grateful. And especially do we want to express our admiration for and our gratitude to our adviser, Mrs. Dick Cozby. Staff members on the 1951 Westerner are, from left to right: Quatha Power, Advertising Copy Editor, Faye Pruitt, Advertising Manager, Louise Davis, Editor, Norma Smith, Copywriter, and Mrs. Dick Cozby, Advisor In sincere gratitude for his friendship, service, and true YVesterner spirit, the staff dedi- cates the 1951 XVesterner to Mr. Floyd Honey. Mr. Honey hecanze principal of Lubbock Senior High School in March of 1944, after having served as a classroom teacher, coordi- nator of the cornniercial departrnent, and assistant principal in L.H.S. Mr. Honey is inter- ested not only in the scholastic aspect of school life but also in social and athletic events. A 1925 graduate of Lubbock Senior High School, Mr. Honey received B.A. and M.A. degrees from Texas Technological College and has done graduate work at the University of Texas and Northwestern University. Loved as a friend, sought after as a counselor, and respected as an example of a well-rounded person, is Mr. Floyd Honey, a YVesterner in the fullest sense of the word. n Memory' of "Uncle Davel' Davidson Mary Cummings Lowell East Scotty McCoy The memory of four ine West erners will linger long in the hearts of L.H.S. students and faculty members alike. Shortly before school started in September Uncle Davev Davidson, known and loved for his unfailing duty as traffic pa trolman, was taken by death from our midst. A few weeks later Mary Cummings, a student new in Lub bock, became a victim of in antile paralysis and did not recover I the spring of 1950 Westerners Low ell East and Scotty McCoy lost their lives in an automobile accident Here, opposite one of the most beautiful views of their school the staff of the 195 0 Westerner leaves a page in their memory. Perhaps the most heauti ul single part of the huilding is the toaei which rises ahoue the front entrance The lofty tower may he Yi Looking down the long archway which passes in front of the open patio and connects the front entrance hall with the west wing of the building, students are seen entering. The sunlight falling through the archways forms a heautiful pattern. seen from many parts of the city To take this shot the photographer stood at the hase and loolced duectly upward Miclcie Uzllis and Nelson Epans enjoy a snow fight in the closed patio The patio with its central fountain is enclosed hy the walls of the huilding on every side hut has only the slcy for an ouerhead covering WS: f If, , , 1 4 le, 5 X E Q by X w ' -N . - ,f I Sportsmanship, Then Victory Symbolic of VVesterner ideals and traditions, the VVesterner emblem remains in the main entrance to remind students each day of the responsibility which they have in upholding the high standards which have been set. Two oil paintings, one a picture of the typical YVesterner and the other a picture of the typical Westerncttcf, hang in the main hall on the first floor. These pictures were painted by Mrs. Robert Vail, the former Claudyne Cook, for the classes of 1936 and 1937, respectively, to be presented as Senior gifts. 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Matthews, superin- tendent of Lubbock Public Schools, as he has led the most extensive building pro- gram the Lubbock school system has ever experienced. Before becoming superintendent of the Lubbock Public Schools, Mr. Matthews served as principal of Lubbock Senior High School. Now in his eighth year as superintendent, he performs administrative and personnel duties for the schools. Since he became superintendent, nine- teen new rooms have been added to the Senior High School, two new junior high school buildings have been added, one has been remodeled, another is being built, and the number of elementary schools has grown from seven in 1942 to nineteen now. At the same time expansion and remodeling have taken place in all of the old buildings and some of the new. Assisting Mr. Matthews in every way possible is Mr. Ishmael Hill, assistant superintendent and director of elementary education for the Lubbock Public Schools. His quiet manner and wise and impartial judgment are qualities which make him well-fitted for this position in which l1e has served since the fall of 1948. Laying a foundation of concrete experience in public .school work, Mr. Hill .served a great number of years as a classroom teacher in the held of mathematics, having taught in Pampa and Lubbock high schools. From the fall of 1945 until the fall of 1948, Mr. Hill served in the Beau- mont schools and studied in George Peabody College toward the com- pletion of his doctorate. Vforking in close harmony with Mr. Mat- thews and the Board of Education are Mr. Clyde Tatum, president of the board lseatedj, Mr. G. C. Dowell, secretary of the board and chairman of the Athletic Council, and Mr. A. C. jackson, school business manager and employee of the school board. he famous smile of Mr. Floyd Honey, rincipal, is knpwn throughout Lubbock igh School. Of our sixteen hundred stu- ents, he can probably call about fifty ercent of them by name. Among his any activities are arranging schedules, Eounselinq students, and keeping records,' ut he always finds time to help a student 'n need. During his seven years as princi- al, eight new courses have been added nd much has been done in the advance- ent of lnterscholastic League activities. X lf Miss Dorothy Lomax has pioneered in the fields of publications and of secondary curriculum since her arrival in the Lubbock Public School system in l925. Sponsor of the first Lubbock Senior High School paper, called the "Hub Hi-Lights," pioneer sponsor of the annual, Miss Lomax now is the first director of secondary cur- riculum, and numbers among her greatest accomplishments the introduction of defi- nite written courses of study. She has visited all over the United States and in seven European countries. A. O'NeilI, secretary to the principal. '-QFUDAUZQGUUVD habit 63.511 Egan 2- ZS IDD-1 eff? :DIE -:r: mmt ,, 2- Q :UO-f VI 30 ' Q:- 'l rn 53' mi' -f Q-n' -1 QD :go D. va --is C:Q 2.41:-1 22' ,-mf: 6.m. :Em -V-fl tn 935 Q Q -. is-4 'mga 2.-1 :'g Sza- 'SC-"' ,Titr- :ro Q03 :EQ Q.-X 'V'l' 37012 Egmm- :3'2.:' -. :W Conn rr! o V' -NC of.:-P ...ing - O Q Z- U' -View uf- :Ig m'Y 'T 2312 QQ,- :I 3225 Ps: wh, X' EQE',i" ::2,."' :eg E. Q Q-. :pig IDQ an 3.30 Q Sv :mia saw 0.2-m mms- '73 ?"'.Q3 ' DCE. Q-.211 Bm-v-3 f-.5-Q mb I gow-o RB -. ""':-g QSM 'E"'Q.g 3-f 'Q 5- - 303' ' CADUQFUIUJZQQQ Mrs. Lewis Terrell, dean of girls and a sponsor of the Student Council and Y-Teens, helps to solve many problems for Lub- bock High School students. Because of her patience and wil- lingness to help, she is admired and respected by all who know her. The dean of boys, with a friendly "hi" for every student, is Mr. H. J. McCabe, who is also a sponsor of the Hi-Y and Student council. His faithful participation in all school affairs reflects his genuine interest in high school boys and girls. A small energetic woman, who is one of the first persons a sopho- more meets in L.H.S., is Miss Grace Padley, guidance director. She is well-known to all students through the aptitude and voca- tional interests tests which she gives. The selling of tags before each football game has become a tradition for the Sturlent Council, Band, and Westerners Mothers' Club. Hoicecer, before the tags are sold they must haue strings attaclzerl. This is a typical picture in Mr. Mcflabeis office with johnny Tatum and Mr. H. I. McCabe supercising as JoAnn XVitt, Gene Galloway, La Faun Ezllcarrls, Patsy McCaslancl, Bobbie Hampton, Naomi Hardin, and Diana Becker string tags for the YVichita Falls senzi-final grid clash. Uflorlfing on the zlecorations for the faculty Christ- mas tea, zclzieh was given December 19, are Dorothy Clenlents, Iuenetta Henderson, Elfriefla Hill, Faustina Haynes, and Gwendolyn Gowens. The tea is held each year by the lzomemalcing department for all faculty members. xr Q 'Bi 'Gr-1? Q ,f y k f , 4 ,- xi A h , f' g F ea A 'ei , . , ' ,f ' ' x x A E r""i"93 F Q Q! 4 Q E H' ff' r'- ,N ,,, , ffwis ., M -ns. ,M wi. - ,,W: EW, Y k ,, V it in ,L 3g.,f,c2F"5nt" V J 'Q - . . H 2 li yrky Y Rs E . . 1 1 Q 1 xf-Q A, 1-M 1 f 3 t - ,n.. 4,13 gj'5'QL'fi . A5 1 16" , ,- . Lf . 'MWA 'F K! H l g f A Q ' A Q Et,-wfg',f J Q A .rr 4 L' .uv ' i Qlrigwbg 'f"f-wQ ' 3 .. ff- Qf A A K ' . Y g , K f In S ,' ye! 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REID Coordinator of Safety Book Custodian Driver Training B.A. Texas Technological Col- lege M.A. University of Texas MISS GERTRUDE WATSON Coordinator of Homemaking B.S, Columbia University Teach- ers' College M.A. Columbia University Teach- ers' College MRS. S. B. CAMPBELL, JR. Homemaking B.S. Texas Technological College MRS. L. O. MOUSER Homemaking B.S. Texas State College for Women MR. L. G. NABORS Chemistry B.A. Austin College M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MRS. R. A. STUDHALTER Biology A.B. University of Missouri B.S. University of Missouri M.A. Washington University MR. ROGERS ORR Science B.S. Texas Technological College M.Ed. Texas Technological Col- lege MRS. M. F. LANDWER Science B.S. Texas Technological College MR. RICHARD THOMAS Chemistry B.S. Texas A. and M. Ujkififll mm2 3333352 FAN -1 -1 Q N-gyggwds Q F'9m: 3-Emu we JQQSQYACIQ ,Qc 2.0.2. QSNQ-7732 S. S mfs mv-.E,"P'Qgm Q Uzmzgn-Q3 iw-3Q"23." creases QLQ'Qgwi31w- fc 5: SN O'sQQe-015' Bmgesiwv-we-N. 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DAVIS English B.A. Southern Methodist Uni- versity M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MISS LOTTIE GRAVES English B.A. Barnard College, Columbia University MISS LINIOEL HILLIARD English B.S. University of Oklahoma M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MISS BARBARA J. MORLAN English B.S. Abilene Christian College M.A. University of Texas ME 1 0 Rr I :Ol MR. D. M. HOWELL Speech, Dramatics B.A. East Texas State Teachers' College M.A. George Peabody College MRS. NOVELLE NEWSOM Latin B.A. Texas Technological Col- lege M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MRS. EMMETT BURFORD Spanish B.S. West Texas State Teachers' College . M.A. Texas Technological Col lege MRS. DICK COZBY Journalism Director of Publications B.A. Texas Technological Col- lege University of Southern Cali- fornia Mrs. Lewis Terrell and Miss Lottie Graves laughingly play the part of chaperones at the Y- T een tacky party held in September. MRS. R. T. GROVES DLQCDZIL- UND weighs 9.3 ff, 1:2-cgirgl NH-,,,NC'hqI cs"'OiQ the 22-ai' MSS QSM Saas 3? F"T'f4'Q fa ' , 3 'QQQTQ 'S' ?'g3MTb'- es: -1 Q.. Ssmsfig BSONH... Qoqgv-Bef, N-N 5132339.5- qm QQ N, 1-4-'N'E'q51 Sim 'WF El img? E?2.Gll53'? aeilve Ce-5fE'w'ef-q Sarees nomic? QBBNQSA IQ-.Q.3r4-s Head Librarian B.A. Texas Technological Col- lege D:-QCUZFD-F UND RMB UNH 22 'fgafidczv-iw Zed?-so-ea,-5399 O-w Seize-Q :QU Q.: 3,fo"f-,xi-o.,,.: v-4 Q-.I"q-.W msei Romeo---' QSSTUE. 3 --43,94 ggm. F,-E.vvRL-GQ? g..,.QQA-'P4fUggE.:'re ' H P-.."' Romeo 2:-Zzgcz: g3Qfj'q,-Agvsgg-f'::. Dbvelv grim. gif' ... N. U5cz:'Q-'gNN+p:Si,:'3' g-F-:qw-Q:-4 X: Zrvlv --QQN-Hn.: SNQ f3f3""2i:'2.. Z2Tika"1'qQQN"N' Q "V-lwhg Nh -.SN 3 'qN.:E.D'-' N'-us"Q. gg we Qc'-Qt Qx"N.Se,C4i'v:w":-AQQDT-7,"1 QQ-Q eg :rss 'E' "F,-aQv N. 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McCLlNTOCK Commercial B.B.A. North Texas State Teach- ers College NGFUUUEEQCU PD:- MISS BESSIE BULLOCK Co-ordinator of Commercial Department B.S. Stephen F. Austin State Teachers' College MRS. A. B. REESE Typing B.S. Texas State College for Women MR. PAUL C. BOWIE Typing B.B.A. West Texas State College ME West Texas State College O2-g,:ssgcsQ:m Uifp,Q.35rkE.g?Q so N530-:N 'U'Uef-+3155 :S c SQQMAQN 3553 SNS S- Qf'5FNF'Q"Ev-E SQBRSSFS OQSSC-igggig. rf-x3"N'w Q Bw-4 QQQS: Qmotxsiv 3 cg fo O QETQQQES Fl- Q ct-5?'Q,O3'T'S' gr-Qlyiwym N. -:Q CLJSCDQTQ QSSSHFQE mos?-fczw-'Sgn QFCSQ-AQ SUJQNLB cw? '13w 1' 534553522 Qqsvg-ggi? 'TFZ' mfs' P' 3 O nge 3:'ZLHE'r g w3?g3E93 Came-'ilbghumwhs-E 3352335 -+Xw's:f.3 .555 N-'ST-"s-ff'5 :'Q-g:,-Nc-'Q Q2-sf-ess. S,j:ie'3 In QQ :':5?ga.a..e,. GH-f-."'-W N.--sg W f'5:fxrg1lH-SAG Jzsxt-Ffg' 325135502 as sms-4-9-IN'Q :-:.-ara Sgr.,-.5'.:-gr N-xsg Fife 0:3 WQQQ H c..N,N. QQHDQEQ Qs' ENT 'ao 3-2.52582 :Clem meeee: Q535"3"53m Qaqisea SSN- TN N- ora... sg- , ,-.VJ .-a :Kg Un 'lr- gpgigz F-salsa? MISS ALINE McCARTY Coordinator of Mathmatics B.A. North Texas State Teach- ers' College M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege Miss Helen Prielae ieenterj supervisor, and her two assistants, left, Miss Irene Iarois and, right, Miss Zola Cummings, prepare to serve the lunch period an appetizing meal. 1-:ms-. MR. N. G. POWELL Mathematics B.S. Nebraska State College MISS EDITH CAVEN ESS Mathematics B.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MISS ALLEEN WHITELEY Mathematics A.B. Baylor University M.A. University of Michigan MR. C. WILLINGHAM Mathematics B.A. Texas Technological Cole lege M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege Curve stitching is zz unit in Plane Geome- try which adds a oar- iety that all .students enjoy. Don jones, right, is beginning his design by first draw- ing a geometric ngure on a piece of card- board. David Mc- Ph ers on , center threads his needle be- fore beginning to sew, and Joanne Holmes, left, is making her de- sign. 1 flifigi -45,3 N-3' 'F fx, iyfg - X'-v g L I f Q e T' C I 'wc XX f .i MISS LAURENE BUSSEY Math English - B.A. T T h l ' l C l- in L lege exas ec no ogica o ' M.A. Texas Technological Col- N5 ij? EW Q Qt C Miss IMOGENE WEBSTER f A Music ' '-f'k., it B.S. in Music Education, .Texas ' Technological College .e 552i C MR.PAuL M,BRANoM f I Band W B.S. East Texas State Teachers' College M.Ed. Texas Technological Col- lege A new and unusual extracurricular activity which offers training in a practical occupation is book binding. Mrs. E. M. L0 ualess, library assistant, is .shown watching foe Sparks as he repairs a worn book from the library. Other .students in thc picture arc Batty Ruth Harral and Joyce Salman. fw'-MQE Ji D:- U2 C71'i"11'Sl:-:UG E?'E.3i'E23e V wee: Q C315 wi R"ga?"3os:'3.S- nzwmzimze QSQTIQ :Q Ca 3.....N..x OA5? 33 N4-.Q-1QN.Q-y. U5 GNT-e.fNfa.Z"Q3f',i. 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WARREN Library Assistant MISS KATHLEEN INGRAM History B.A. Texas Technological Col- lege M.A. Washington University MR. E. J. LOWREY Texas History Athletic Manager B.A. Texas Christian University M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MR. WILLARD BRADFORD Social Studies B.S. North Texas State Teach- ers' College M.A. North Texas State Teach- ers' College MRS. H. B. HAWKINS Social Studies BA Mar Hardin Baylor . . y- M.A. Texas Technological Col- lege MRS. E. M. LOVELESS Library Assistant fm Q. , 1 . fiif if W. . .. , 1. .Ying I seg. Q.. ... 2.3.3 rg. . gi EQ Vw' f-. ,. .. MRS. W. l. PITTMAN Physical Education 8.5. North Texas State Teach- ers' College MRS. JOHN W. WILSON Physical Education B.S. North Texas State College MR. MARLIN HAYHURST Coordinator of Health and Physi- cal Education B.A. Texas Technological Col' lege M.A. University of Texas L-,Of w is 3, f .zf.,:'L,L,... - il MR. PAT FARRIS Coach Cowhand Phy ical Education BS Texas Technological o ege "Missed againlv the team exclaims as Hugh McRee misses the basket, probably caused by his guard, Dane Grant. Y S I C A L By the looks on the players, faces, this is a crucial moment as Dick lVaheed and Roy Middleton jump for the ball. E D U C A T I 0 N A popular sport in girls, physical education classes is basketball. Since there are around 500 girls taking this course, every class is divided into six teams, these teams playing each day. Due to the hard work of Mrs. Pitt- man and Mrs. W ilson the physical education department has been greatly improved. Here Pat Martin and Sandra Hill jump for the ball as Iohnnie St. Clair rc erces. ,v'i"9' MNLNEQMQUZN mswb QP'E'2E'fgf5'C7"' ....,,,..,, QQ CX P-J-.QON Co- -ge QQNNQ, 'Neg QQM "H-'.I'4':f'JQ :-'csgt-gba:-' E-I mewiz :N-1: Us fs N. 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HANDLEY Machine Shop Permanent Certificate under Smith-Hughes Act With thc health and welfare of the stu- dents in mind, the school nurse, Mrs. Era H. Ford interviews Roy Rhodes. At some- time during the year each student is given a physical check up. M ody F redriclfs receives proper care for a sprained wrist, as Kate Brown, an as- sistant in the office of the dean of girls, bandages it. At any time during the day any student who is injured or ill may go to Mrs. Terrell,s office and receive first aid. Each of us must have good health to make use of the education which we are receiving. To insure this Mrs. Lewis Ter: rell, dean of girls, gives valuable infor- mation on nutrition to Edrie Ruth Burns. Though our sight is the most important of our five senses, hearing is considered next. To help the students in Lubbock High. find out whether or not they have defective hearing, audiometer tests are giv- en. 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Y 'hf,Q,.f' ,QA a,,M ,gr t x o ,. , as A ' I Senior Girl avorite Attractive Lola Anderson, Student Body .sez'retary, plans to beeonze Il private secretary after graduating from College. Her ambition in life is to be well-liked and suerfessfzd. She certainly possesses the qualifies uflzielz should help her aelzielze lzer goalsg u'illingne.ss, neatness, courtesy, and a sense of humor. ' ,JT Although she has liced here for only one year, Pat Abernethy has done many outstanding jobs as chairman of the recreation committee of the Student Council and as a oice-president of the Senior class. She has been in charge of such affairs as the YVest- erner Hound Up and the all-school parties. "Kay Smith is always alert to what needs to be done. W'ith no fanfare she capably plans and cami pletes whatever task is next. Because she asks foi suggestions yet thinks for herself, and because shd finds pleasure in both work and play, students and teachers alike are happy in their association with her,i VVith a smile and a pleasant remark for everyone, Louise Davis, editor of the 1951 WVESTEHNER, program chairman of Y-Teens, member of N.H.S., National Thespians, and Quill and Scroll, has the unique record of being yearbook editor two years, With Beverly Bantz as co-editor, she produced u state first place winner in the 1950 YVESTERNEH. stated Miss Edith Caceness, head .sponsor of Y-Teensi Outstanding because of his musical ability and friendly attitude, Gerre Hancock has won the respect and admiration of faculty and students alike. All believe that he will go far in life. Ccrre has had the distinction of being classed among the cornmunityls leading musicians. 1-iq, -A f . -s ., 1--Nr Y X-.,e'f surf...- Because of her wit and humor, Faye Pruitt has probably been mistress of ceremonies and made more announcements than anyone else in L.H.S. Besides scroing as Lice president of her class for three years, Faye has been an officer in Y-Teens for two years, a member of National Thespians and Quill and Scroll. Her humorous remarks have made her a true facorite. l my wnwW,,,,,,.t, Norma Smith, first place winner in the state ex- temporaneous speech contest in 1950 and a member of the 1951 debate team, has been considered one of Lubbock's outstanding student speakers. She also won first in the American Legion oratorical contest. Norma,s ready smile and pleasant voice are well- known around L.II,S. A bundle of energy, Ruth Breazeale, editor of the WESTERNER YVOHLD, has done the outstanding iob of editing the paper to a first place award in Texas. Ruth was elected state secretary of the Inter- scholastic League Press Conference and won third place in the state individual writing contest last spring in her junior year. Cheerful Terry Young, president of the student body for 1951, has among his many duties the re- sponsibility of making the announcements over the P.A. .system each day and presiding over all assem- blies. An ardent sports fan and friend of all, Terry has won a place in the hearts of all around L.H.S. Kid Day Kid Day, a traditional Senior affair, is held on or around April l. This day gives the seniors their last chance to have a fling at childhood. The "little boys and girls" dress as they did in their young days, bring their playthings, and act their age. Movies are taken, and the most typically dressed "kids" are chosen. A party, complete with suckers and games, is held to climax the day. The most typically dressed kids for 1951 were Al Alschuler, Anne Hudnoll, Mary Belle Perryman, and Dean White. A pie eating contest was held to determine the final winners. Mary Belle and Dean won the honor. These "littIe senior girls" are participating in jacks, a favorite kiddie sport. This, among other games, was played at the party after school. A normal Kid Day classroom complete with bubble gum, toys, and candy is pictured here in Miss Honey's sixth period English class. Here "first grade twins" Lotta Dagley and Curtis Roberts fight over Lottu's baby doll. 4-x , 5' Lil' tk 4 1, 54 ,4 r my CWB' A g Q ' ,xfx 4 ef-mf Q 4. -. 13 f .irq K W Y . CM W , - ,N , L 'ga ix Q- ,x , K 1 s ff.. A 1 1, ! I N 1 W .F 7, , 'K rv IA B p x I A ' 1 X" 4 wif? ' x 4 S 1- I X i Y 4 fi WQKQQEE7 - '24 W WY ' 1 sf ' 4 Q X", W f N, ,: g ,.,4f 1,, '-H ' f N 39... . 3' in fy , ,rg -. V 4- KQQ., Q XfQ5rJf.:3? f5.n.,L, ig, ,mx M., . 4' "'3ia','-Jag, Qffj, gi " fad., ',iaif'.i,k Q If -Qiifwfww f fri?- . . A --.,2' r 1' . 4 5 31 ' . , ., .il y 4 , I 7 'I Q' Ink fs' 'I vw " N ff P1 fm Q Q im K if., - ,lxf .-wg' 4 , K ,Q H W., . wg- ? Q ,, fu U 1' 51 QQ ,a , f-x -:ffl L ' as I I , P' Q . x , sf ll 4 5, .4 Q , K7 'i,,- ,- ' 3ffT"'w ' ' , nj.Qf 1 y "' , 4 'l , X xx," Va A Q K I, f V' 5, 5 .Y . -' nj-.f'1'i, - mf 'V . X 'i' f 11 K . x' ax Q A A i ., ,P 83,511 xx- v Q '10-1 x s ' ,A ! 4 " , .V 1' as .5 GW. ,A W T , X ' ,W 'P' A ' -, sm A , is z.. ri 1 PAT ABERNETHY Sr. v-pres., F.T.A. '51, pres. '51, Y-Teens '51, Square Dance Club '51, Amarillo High School, Amarillo '49, '50. JUANITA ALFORD Student Council rep, '49, '50, Wrangler '50, Guid. pres. '51, F.H.A. '49, '50, Y-Teens '49-'51, F.T.A. '51, Guid. prog. chm. '5l. AL ALSCHULER W. World news ed. '51, City Scholastic Press Conf. pres. '51, Jr. Play, T.H.S.P.A. First Place Edi- torials '51, N.H.S. '50, '51, Quill-Scroll '50, '51, Natl. Thespians '50, '51, Hi-Y '50, '51, El Club Panameri- cano '50, '5l. 42 If xl "aiu GLEN D, ADAIR Soph. v.-pres., Pioneer foot- ball '49, Cowhand basket- ball '49, Westerner track '49, Cowhand football '50, Guid. prog. chm. '50, '51. BARRY ALLEN Westerner baseball '49-'51, "L" Assoc. '49-'51, Pioneer football '49, Hi-Y '50, '51, S.O.S. '50, V.l.C. '50, Guid. v.-pres. '49, '50. LOLA ANDERSON Secy. Student Body '51, Jr. secy, Y-Teens '49-'51, Food 81 Finance comm, chm. '51, Wrangler '49, '50, West- ernettes '49, '50, treas. '50, Quill-Scroll '51, Guid. prog. chm. '50. i 5- Y 4:9 . A I SAMMIE ADAMS BEATRICE ADKISSON MARY AIKIN Pioneer faorball '49, West- Westernettes '49-'51, pres. '50 Westerner staff, lnl erner basketball '50, '51, '51, sports mgr. '50, Guid. scholastic League Typ prog. chm. '50. '50, Y-Teens '50, '51, Club Ponamericano ' Gens Togata '50, Harmo aires '51, Central Hi School, Tulsa, Okla., '49 CLERCIE ALLEN JOE EARL ALLEN JAMES ALLS Y-Teens '51, Ulysses, Kan., Pioneer football '49, Hi-Y Guid. pres. '50, v.-pres. ' '49, '50. '50, Guid. asst. prog. chm. '50, Hi-Y '49-'51, F.P '50. '49, parl. '49. BILLY AVERITT CAROLE AVERETT JUNELLE BAGWELL Cowhand football '48, Cow- A Cappella '50, Western- Y-Teens '51, Science C hand basketball '48, West- aires '51, Y-Teens '49-'50, '51, Soph. assembly, Gi erner track '49, '50, capt. Musicians' Guild '49, Stu- reporter '49. '50, Guid. pres. '50. dent Council rep. '5l. L 3 i s A 2 -AURA BAILEY S.O.S. '50, '51, Musicians' Guild '50, '51, .lr assembly: Y-Teens '49. Al LTON BEACH Golf Club '49-'51, Natl. Thespians '50, '515 Child- rens' Theater '50, '51, One- Act Play Contest '50, Cow- hand football '49. , 1? Ji E? " A ' ' i 1 A , TRAVIS BAIN Musicians' Guild '50, '51, pres. '51, Exchange assem- bly '51, Guid. v.-pres. '51, Band '50, '51, F.F.A. '49, '50, porl. '49, reporter '50, Square Dance Club '51, Hi- Y '50, '51p Science Club '49- '51, Christmas Play '50. RICHARD BEAN Hi-Y '49, El Club Panameri- cano '49, Westerner Carni- val '51, Guid. pres. '50. ,ON BERRY PEGGY BETH BETHEL F.F.A. '49, '50g Pioneer foot- Y-Teens '49, '51, Jr. Thes- ball '49, Guid. v.-pres. 'SOQ pians '49-'51, clerk '50, '51, D.E. Club '51, Student S.O.S. 'Sly Westernettes Council rep. '51.. l l '49-'51, Musicians' Guild '51, Q 3 'TT' , -' '55 A sr Sqllmefzlv' BlLL BANNISTER MILDRED BARRINGTON MARY BATCHLER Musicians' Guild '50. RUTH ANN BENTON Y-Teens '49-'51, Mary-Em- ma '49-'51, Square Dance Club '51, Musicians' Guild '49. VAUDIENE BLACKMAN Y-Teens '51. Westernettes '50, '51, Sports mgr. of square danc- ing '51, lnterscholastic League volleyball '50, Has- let High School, Haslet, Tex., '49. El Club Panamericano '51 Y-Teens '51, S.O.S. '51 Square Dance Club '51 Compton College, Compton Calif., '49, '50. Standing beside a huge poster of "Howdy, llfesternersi' is Pat Aber- nethy, chairman of the Student Coun- eil Recreation Committee. This poster, made by Carol Ham and Delbert Henry, along with identihcation cards worn by students, was used to carry out the "get aequaintedi' theme of the hrst all-school party of the year. Class of ' 1 .... as 1 'O' 0539 W N fffhb ef' R VIRGINIA BLANKENSHIP Westernettes '49, '50, Jr. Red Cross '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, Mary-Emma '50, '51 corresponding secy. '51 Guid. v.-pres. '50. JEAN BOOH ER Westernettes '50, Mary- Emma '51. TH ELMA BRAZELL Y-Teens '49, Westernettes '49 44 1 l 4 1' 'lf' ' 451 'J hi NADINE BLASINGAME LLOYD BLEVINS THEOLA BOHNER DON BOMAR Guid. secy. '49, Pioneer football '49, V.I.C. Y-Teens '49-'51, Science Hi-Y '49, '50, '51 Club '51. DANNY BOONE GERRY BOWMAN BOBBIE BOWRON SANDRA BOYDSTON Westerner track '49-'51, Westerner football '51, Cowhand football '49, '50, "L" Assoc. '49-'51, Guid, pres. '51, Hi-Y '49, EI Club Panamesicano '51, RUTH BREAZEALE Editor W. World '51, Third place Interscholastic League Journalism '50, Secy. interscholastic League Press Conf. '51, N.H.S. '50, soc. chm. '50, Co-Ed Ac- tivities Sec. '50 Westerner, Quill-Scroll '50, '51, Y- Teens '49-'51, B-P.W. Girl of Month. Guid. v.-pres. '50, secy. '50, Y-Teens '49, Westernettes '49, Tumbling '49. MARY PAULINE BREEDLOVE PATRICIA BRIGHT . '50, '51, Western- Mary-Emma '49-'51, report- ettes '51, Square Dance er '51, Y-Teens '49-'51, Club '51, Guid. parl. '49. Musicians' Guild '49. ' Natl, Thespians '49-'5 5.0.5. '49-'51, Y-Teens '4 '51, Westernettes '49, D bate '50, ChiIdren's Theat '51, O.L.V. Academy, I Worth, '50, KATE BROWN Student Council rep. '5' Melvil Dewey '51, pres. '5 Y-Teens '49-'51, Interscho lastic League Tennis '51 Jr. Thespians '49, Westers ettes '49. JJ' Li.. X- 1 'F'-M' RIS BRUNSON MARIE BUCKNER W Y-Teens '49-'5l, pres. '5l, Westernettes '49-'5l, sports Soph., Jr v.pres., Sr. secy., mgr. '5l, lnterscholastic Secy. Westernaires '5l, League Volleyball '50. Secy. Square Dance Club '5l, Exchange assembly '5l, Guid. parl. '5l, v.-pres. '50, song leader '49, Western- etles '50. YATT BURKHALTER MARY LOU BURLESON JANELL BURNS Band '49-'5l, Tri-State Band Festival '49, Mineral Wells Clinic '50, v-pres. '50, '5l, Science Club '49- '5l, pres. '5l, v.-pres. '50, El Club Panamericano '49- 'Sl, N.H.S. '50, Guid. pres, '5l, v.-pres. '50, Hi-Y '49, Soph., Jr. assemblies. , M. CALDWELL WANDA CAMPBELL CURTIS CANNON Gens Togata '50, '5l, West- Science Club '5l, ernaires '5l, Mary-Emma '5l, Y-Teens '5l IHIRLEY CARTWRIGHT BOBBIE CHAMBLES BONNIE SUE CHESTNUT Asst. News Ed. W. World '51, Quill-Scroll '50, '5l, secy. '5l, T.H.S.P.A. '51, N.H.S. '50, '5l, Student ICouncil rep. '50, '5l, I v.-pres. City Scholastic Press Conf, '5l, lnterscholastic League Typing '50, El Club Panamericano '49-'5l, soc. chm. '5l, Y-Teens '49-'5l. Mary-Emma '49, '50, West- ernettes '49, '50, D.E. Club '5l. lnterscholastic League Typ' ing '49. Counting the money taken in by the Senior Carnival are class sponsors, left to right, Mr. D. M. Howell, Mrs. Thelma Wilson, Mr. H. I. McCabe, hearl sponsor, Miss Irene Arrnes, Miss Bessie Bullock, Mr. Rogers Orr, Mr. A. B. Reese, Mrs. joe M. Davis, and Mr, N. G. Powell. These sponsors also supervise such events as the senior trip, the senior banquet, and class meetings. Class of' 1... ffA- N -11--we f.-M.Tf,.-,...W W. . . s f , JACK CLABORN LUTHER CLABORN DAVID F.F.A. '49-'5l, historian '50, quiz '49, N.H.S. '50, 'Sl, Hi-Y '50, 'Sl, T.N.T. '5l, Science Club '5l, Student Council rep. '50, Westerner Carni- val '5l. JOAN CLIFFORD DICK COBB Y-Teens '5l, Jr. Thespians 'Sl, Independence High School, Independence, Kan. Westerner football '50, '5l, co-capt. '5l, Cowhand foot- ball '49, Guid. pres. '49, '50, Wrangler '49, "L" Assoc. '50, '5l. ANN CONELY CARL COOK Student Council rep. '50, '5l, Y-Teens '49-'5l, A Cappella '49, '50, Western- aires '5l, Guid. v.-pres. '5l, Westernettes '50, 46 El Club Punamericano '5l. fC?" I -fill A , 4 I' . 1 CLARK DAYLE CLARK DOROTHY CLEMENTS Soph. pres., Jr., Sr., v.-pres., Westerner football '5l, N.H.S. '50, '5l, Mary-Emm Soph. Who's Who, Gens T.N.T. '50, '5l, secy. '5l, '49-'5l,hist. '5l,Musician Togato '49-'5l, pres. '5l, Tennis Club '49, N.H.S. '50, Melvil Dewey '5l. JACK COFFMAN V.l.C. '49, Westernaires '5l, Musicians' Guild '5l. Jr. Thespions '5l, Hi-Y '49- '5l, S.O.S. 'Sl, N.H.S. '50, '5l, Cowhand football '49, '50, Cowhand basketball '49, '50. MARY CATHERINE COLE Guid. pres. '5l, v.-pres. '50, 'Sl Westerner staff, West- erner Carnival '5l, S.O.S. 'Sl' NHS 'Sl' Y-Teens 'sof 'srl ' ' ' Guild prog. chm. '49, H Teens '49-'5l, T.N.T. '5 El Club Panamericano '41 CAROLYN COLLIER Y-Teens '49-'5l, Gens Ti gata '49, '50, secy. 'Sl N.H.S. '50, Jr. Thespiar '49, '50, Soph. Assembl' Guid. parl '50, A Cappell '49, '50, reporter 'S0. HARLAN COOK FRANCES J. COOKE JO ANN CORNELIUS Pioneer football '50, T.N.T. '50, '5l, Gens Togato '5l, Tahoka High School, Taho- ka, '49, Harrold High School, Har- rold, '49, '50, Mary-Emma '49-'Sl, v.-pre '50, pres. '5l, Y-Teens '4' '5l, Guid. secy. '50, '5' Jr. Red Cross '5l, Sr. Girl Choir v.-pres. '50, Mus cians' Guild '49, Westerr ettes '49, Ci ij .i f E . I daiGJy y,,M1 , Q Gi ' C' 4 + N ' t b' Mal AY COX Gens Togata '49-'51, Hi-Y '49, '51, Melvil Dewey '50, '51, W, World, Westerner typist '51, lnterscholastic League Typing '50. FFA. ,, i SHIRLEY COX ROSS CRAIG CHARLOTTE CRANFORD FRED CURRIE Guid. v.-pres. '51, Student Council rep. '50, Guid. soc. chm. '50, reporter '49, Westerner football '50, 51, Cowhand football '49, Radio Club '49-'51, T.N.T.- '50, '51, pres. '51. JTTA DAGLEY LOUISE DAVIS PEGGY DAVIS Y-Teens '49-'51, S.O.S. '50, '51, Jr. Thespians '49, Guid. v.-pres. '51, parl. '50. Westerner staff, soprh. sec. editor, co-editor '50, editor '51, Quill-Scroll '50, '51, N.H.S. '50, '51, Y-Teens '49-'51, chm. prog. comm. '51, Natl. Thespians '51, Jr. Thespians '49, Jr. Play, Gens Togata '49-'51, re- porter '50, B.-P.W. Girl of Month. El Club Panamericano '49, Y'Teens '49-'51, Mary- Emma '51, Jr. Red Cross '51, INNY DAY BOBBY DAY GENE DEAN Westerner baseball '49-'51, "L" Assoc. '50, '51, Guid. pres. '51, v.-pres. '50. Westerner basketball '50, '51, Westerner football '50, "L" Assoc. '50, '51, Guid. pres. '51, Cowhand baskete ball '49, Cowhand football '49 D.E. Club '50, Student Council rep. '50, Jr. Thespi- ans '51, Guid. pres. '51, A Cappella '49, '50, Western- aires '51, Track '49. eens '49-'51, El Club Golf Club '49-'51, secy Panamericano '49, '50, Sr. treas. '49, v.-pres. '50, pres Girls' Choir '50, Guid. secy. 'bI, Guid. pres. '51, N '50, '51, Wrangler '50, Jr. '51. Red Cross '51. "The first shipment of senior rings has arrived!" 1Vhat rejoicing that .statement brought to the members of the senior class. Pictured is Frank Ford, who was the first senior to arrive at Zale's jewelry Company to receive his ring. This year, some of the rings were delivered early in the fall instead of late in December. Class of '51 BETTIE DELAHUNTY Westernettes '49, '50, v.- pres. '49, assembly '49, secy., '50, Y-Teens '49-'51, Guid, song leader '49, pres. '50, '51, Jr. assembly. EARL DIETERING LAQUITA DOOLEY Hi-Y '49-'51, T.N.T. '51, N.H.S. '50, '51, pres. '51, Golf Club '49-'51, Tennis '49, Wrangler 49, Student Council rep. '51, Guid. pres. '49, '51, Tag comm. '49, Jr. Red Cross '49. SUE ELLIOTT Mary-Emma '51, Western- ettes '51, Y-Teens '49, '50, A Cappella '50. 48 lixx fa' ls I ., s.....4p In ? L .,,, , ll, , V i k g QVV . is S, . if Lp, V K. ' . ,,.. . i A F if K .F I v W "': ii U' -r at f . g 'i r -. l .A 1 11, :Nc 'K 'V ' ' ' . C 'R 'l ' i X -' ,f,:i,,5 ',.'. as ' " fi tae: f f 1.-.f by DORENE DENNIS EVELYN DENNY EDWIN DICKSON JOE DIEKEMPER Y-Teens '49-'51, S.O.S. '50, Y-Teens '49, D.E. Club '51, F.F.A. '50, '51, pres. '51. Camera Cliques '51, Ra '51, Westernettes '51, Club '51, Carmel Hi Guid. v.-pres. '51, secy. '49, School, Carmel, Calif., ' A Cappella '49, Square '50. Dance Club '51, Westerner Carnival '51. JAMES DUNCAN SUE EDDINS RONALD EDWARDS ' Y-Teens '49, '51, Wrangler Westerner "B" basketball Y-Teens '50, '51, Western- El Club Panamericano '5 '49, Guid. secy. '49-'50, '50, Greenville High School, ettes '51, Square Dance Greenville, '49, '50. Club '51. 1 FRED ELLISON BEN ESKRIDGE LAVELTA ESTES HARRY ESTILL Guid. pres. '51. Band '49, '50, asst. drum Y-Teens '49, Westernettes N.H.S. '51, Special repor major '51, '49, Harmonyaires '51. W. World '51, Studei Council rep. '51, Guid. pr '50, Hi-Y '50, '51, T. '51, v.-pres. 51, Gens To ta '50, '51, parl. '51, ln, scholastic League Slide Ri '50, Pioneer football 'i Country Day School, Sd Louis, Mo., '49, '51, ' gf 'I X , sr.. ff i' f" - rss.. l Qs we s I L ., ff , 55 . 3. fn!! K We -17,1 M, i 'fif 'iygfff N....!- i'fAeA'.7 X ee - . ELSON EVANS SUSAN EVENS MARILYN EWING LA VONNE FEWELL LILA FINLEY Pioneer football '49, Hi-Y Westernaires '5l, Y-Teens Mary-Emma '50, '5l, his- Westernettes '5l, Ropes- Guid. pres. '50, secy 49 '50, Guid. pres. '50, Slide '5l, Broadview Academy, torian '50, N.H.S. '50, '5l, ville High School, Ropes- soc. chm. '50, Studen rule Club '5l, W. World, La Grange, Ill. '49, '50. Y-Teens '50, '5l, Guid. ville, '49, '50. Council rep. '50, Science irculation mgr. '5l. secy.-treas. '5l, Westerner Club '5l. Carnival '5l. YDE FISHER, JR. NORA DELL FISHER TOMMYE FLYNN Boys' Glee Club '5l, Choral- ires '5l, Boys' Quartet '5l, Musicians' Guild '5l. CSRIAN FOOTE FRANK FORD WAYNE FORD esternettes '49-'5l, Inter- :cholastic League Volleyball SI. N.H.S. '50, Natl. Thesp '5l, Jr. Play, Jr. Pres. Club Panamericano '49:' pres. '50, Hi-Y '49-' Soph., Jr. v.-pres., Soph. Who's Who, Guid. pres. v.-pres. '49. ians Science Club '50, Hi-Y '5l, 'EI Square Dance Club '5l, 5l, Tennis Club '5l. SI, ,Jr '50 Candidates in the race for Senior Class president were, left to right Neil Vaughn, who campaigned with a radio skit and western music, and Dauid Clark, who posed as a moun taineer. Nominees for secretary were Iris Branson and Iune Franklin. Iris was compared, by her campaign man- ager, to a hoftle of Hadacol, while I1lllC,S campaign was built around a square-dance theme. Neil Vaughn and Iris Branson were the successful Cf zrzc lidates. Class of' 1... ge I 1, 5' s. ' v ,LH ,-1 . 1 l I ,-8 'mf L I. E Q- X 1 E av A . ef ' 'Q' I X A ' 1. fb 5 K , 3 I I, g .L , V . e - J. r g .Ig I ' -f" , 5 J WANDA FOWLER JOHN FRANKLIN JUNE FRANKLIN ANN FREDRICKS DORIS FREEMAN Publications photographer Sr. Cheerleader, Soph., Jr., Band '49, Y-Teens '49, '51, Camera Clique '51, Sr. v.-pres., Exchange as- Guid. v.-pres. '50, Western- v.-pres. '51, Sequoia Union sembly '51, Interscholastic ettes '51, Minden High High School, Redwood, League Typing '50, Y-Teens School, Minden, Neb., '49. Calif., '49, '50. '49-'51, Service comm. chm. '51, Music comm. chm. '50, N.H.S. Soc. chm. '50, A Cappella '49, '50. NEAL FRIETS NANCY GAMBLE BETTY GARRETT DOROTHEA GARRETT FANNIE GARRETT I Hi-Y '49-'51, Boys' State Westernettes '49-'51, secy. Y-Teens'49,'50, D.E. Club Westernettes '49, Guid. Y-Teens '49, Guid. si '50, Guid. v.-pres. '49, pres. '49, pres. '50, recorder '51, '50. secy. '49, '51, Jr. assembly. '49, prog. chm. '50, DE '50, '51, Sr. Cheerleader, Guid, secy. '49, '50, v.-pres., Club '51. Quill-Scroll '50, '51, pres. treas. '50, Wrangler '50. '51, T.N.T. '50, '51, v.-pres. '50, W. World and West- erner bkpr. '50, '51, Inter- scholastic League Number Sense '49-'51. JIMMY GARY MILDRED GILES MARION GILL PAT GIVENS JAMES GRACE I S.O.S. '50, '51, Who's Who Y-Teens '51, F.T.A. '51, Y-Teens '49-'51, S.O.S. '49- Y-Teens '49, Westernettes V.-pres. Student Body I cover '51. secy. '51, Westernettes '49-I '51, publicity chm. '51, An- '49, D. E. Club '50, '51. Boys' State '50, Soph.,j '51, Wrangler '49, nual Arts '50, '51, Gens v.-pres., Jr. favorite, T.N 50 Togata '49-'51. '50, '51, pres. '50, Cowhi football '50. - si... ' ,,,: AUDE N. GRAY . E. Club '51. IDY HACKFIELD i-Y '49-'51, Band '49-'51, res. '51, Canyon Contest -9-'5I. TY HANCOCK uid. secy. '49, parl. '51, -Teens '49-'51, Harmony- ires '51, , f1'11 y s if Y , V new 'P N is i bij 11 , I FRANKLIN GREER Student Council rep. '50, '51, N.H.S. '50, '51, Hi-Y '50, '51g '51 Westerner Sports Editor. 'I-'us' If-2 ..,,,,w" LAVONNE GRIFFIN BILL GRIGGS DANAUNE GUEST Band '49-'51, La Trezieme Musique '50, '51, Y-Teens '49, '51, F.T.A. '51j Musici- ans Guild '49g Jr. Thespians '49. BRUCE HAMILTON TRAVIS HAMMER W. World copy ed. '51, car- toonist '50, '51, typist '50g Annual Arts '49, S.O.S. '49, '51g P.H.S.P.A. '49g Guid. reporter '50, '51, W.T.-N.M. Press Cont. '51. GERRE HANCOCK A Cappella '49, '50, West- ernaires '51, pres. '49-'51g Jr. v.-pres, Musicians' Guild '49-'51, pres. '49-'51, Jr. Thespians '49, '50, pres. '50j Guid. pres. '50, 'Sli I'Ii'Y '49-'51, v.-pres. '51p Boys' State '50, Jr. Play. Exchange assembly '50, '51, Notl. Thespians '51, Chil- dren's Theatre '50j West- erner Round-Up '50, Jr. Play, Soph., Jr. assemblies, A Cappella '49, '50g West- ernaires '51, Hi-Y '49. PAT HARKLEROAD Y-Teens '49-'51, Gens Togota '49-'51, Jr. Red Cross '50, S.O.S. '51, secy. '51, '51 Westerner staff, W. World staff '51g Guid. v.-pres. '51, Westerner Car- nival '51. Debate '50, '51, Hi-Y '49, N.H.S. '50, 'Slg Band S.O.S. '49, Guid. pres. '50, '51, social chm. '50, '51, Wrangler '50. La Trezieme Musique '51, Tennis Club '49- Guid. pres. '50. Students in Mr. Rogers Orr's physics class are pictured working with experi- ments. From left to right, they are, Bourland Keith, who is preparing an experiment on an inclined plane, Sandra Toornbs and Kenneth Iefreys, whose experiments deal with pulleys. On the bulletin board may be seen pictures of great scientists. Class of' 1.. 1 fi? 'A - .Q ' WVX A I 9x"0:' X , , 1 I V, - " rf A Q D f If Q. 9 4" 'zl sm' ll I kgtifvzxx f"l V' 0-1 Gffv' 'f fy ,f to 1 BILL HARPOLE PEGGY HARRIS SALLY HARRY CARL HART PATSY HARTMAN Hi-Y '49-'5l, T.N.T. '50, Y-Teens Sl, Mary-Emma F. T. A. '5l, Bula High Hi-Y '49-'5l, Westerner Girls A Cappella '50, l '5l, Science Club '49-'5l. '5l, Winnsboro High School, School, Bula, Texas, '49, protographer '50, '5l, Cam- monyaires '5l, Y-Teens Winnsboro, Texas, '49, '50. '50. era Clique '5l, reporter '5l. Mary-Emma '5l, West ettes '49, Guid. secy. FAUSTINA HAYNES WILLIE LEE HENAGAR HARRIET HENDERSON WANDA HENDERSON DOROTHY HENRY Mary-Emma '49-'5l, feP0l'l'- Westernettes '5l, Square er '50, treas. '5l, Y-Teens Dance Club '5l. '49-'5l, Orchestra '49, '50, Sidney Lanier Award '50 Soph. assembly, Western: ettes '49, Guid. prog. chm. '50 Y-Teens '49-'5l, treas. '51, Gens Togata '49-'5l, secy. '50, Jr. Thespians 49, Natl. Thespians '50, '5l, v.-pres. '5l, N.H.S. '5l, Jr. Play, Children's Theatre '50, '5l, Interscholastic League De- clamation '49-'5l, typing '50, One-act play '50. DEVERLE HENSLEE MlLTON HERRING CAR Westerner football '50, '5l, "L" Assoc. '50, '5l, Cow- hand football '49. 52 Band '5l, El Club Pan- americano '5l, T.N.T. '50, Camera Clique '5l, Guid. reporter '5l, Eastland High School, Eastland, Texas, '49. S.O.S. '49-'5l, Y-Teens '49- Guid. secy. '49, v.-pres. '5l, Westernettes- '50, Sci ence Club '5l. OL HESTER JO ELLEN HICKS reporter '5l, Y-Teens 'f ELFREIDA HILL Mary-Emma '49-'5l, rec ing sec. '5l, Orchestra '5l, Y-Teens '49-'5l, C Togata '5l. , it I ' . ' .4 'f . it ' 4A' A LNK HlLL Vesterner football '50, '51, Iowhand football '49. i 'xv ARLEN L. HILTON MARY EARL HIMMEL Lindsay High School, Lind- Westernettes '49-'51, Mary- say, Oklahoma, '50, Shaw- Emma '49-'51. nee High School, Shawnee, Oklahoma, '49. HARD HITT MARY HOBBS ,MARTHA HOBGOOD Yesterner baseball '50, '51, l.H.S. '50, '51, Pioneer Jotball '49, W. World ports ed. '50, '51, Third lace Sports Writing T. H. P. A. '51, Hi-Y '49, '50, Puill-Scroll '50, '51, A Cap- ella '50, First Place Sports Vriting T.H,S,P.A. '50. Y-Teens '49, D.E. Club '50, '51, Student Council rep. '51 N.H.S. '50, '51, Guid. pres, '50, reporter '51, El Club Panamericano '49-'51, Jr. Thespians '49, W. World staff '5l. TH HODGES MARTHA LYNN HODGES JIMMY HOLCOMBE lary-Emma '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, Jr. Thes- Ryan High School, Ryan, pians '51, Square Dance Club '51, San Angelo High School, San Angelo, '49. Oklahoma, '49. TRAVIS HINES ANN HINTZ Boys' Glee Club '51, West- Jr. Thespians '51, Y-Teens ernaires '51, Musicians' '51, '51 Westerner staff Guild '51, Hi-Y '49, Town Westerner Carnival 51 Park High School, Town Austin High School, EI Paso Park, Texas, '49. '49, '50. Pat Patrick places a sign reading "Out', on the cafeteria door. This year the Cafeteria Committee of the Student Council, headed by Mary Belle Perryman, made a special efort to get students to enter and exit by the doors on the right, and to observe rules of courtesy in our cafeteria. The committee also conducted a poster contest in which Pat placed hrst. CIassof'1... ' fu P I I. I ' :EYE '.,, fx' In I' -I ru- " il 1 -, f ,g ' I 75- .: . , . 3 5, . . 3 , x I . , l I VN fl ' . I fl . Q . 1' fi! ' . ' l , , 1' . .1 , :WZ , was , :tknf I ' N . 1 - ' 7 . Nl- " I ' I ' . " ,I K W , I ws' 1 'ax 5 . ""::I BILL HOLLERS CHARLES HOLMQUEST Westerner football Cowhand football '49, '50, Hi-Y '49, Guid. pres. '50, v.-pres. '49, prog. chm. '50, T.N.T. '50, '51. '51, 'Y 5 I l '-ear I, FRANCES HORNE ,.....f' Q is . X G' ii. ROYCE HORTON Westerner track '49, '50, Guid. prog. chm. '49, '50. JERRY HOUSE ANNE HUDNALL DON HUFSTEDLER JOAN HUGHETT MARIAN HUNT CARL INCE Y-Teens '51, S.O.S. '51, Westerner football '49-'51, Y-Teens '49, '51, Guid. Westernettes'49-'51,Mary- All-Dist. basketball Adamson High School, Dal- "L" Assoc. '49-'51, Wrang- social chm. '51, Gens To- Emma '49-'51, Guid. v.-pres. Westerner basketball las, '49, '50. ler '49, Guid. song leader gata '51, Jr. Thespians '49, '51, '51, capt. '50, '51, W '50, pres, '51, erner "B" basketball "L" Assoc. '50, '51, G pres. '49, '50, v.-pres. '51, Science Club '51, Y '49, '50. MONTIE BELLE IRWIN JERRY JACKSON GENEVIEVE JACOBS BETTY JO JAMES KENNETH JEFFREYS Y-Teens '49, Westernettes Jr. v.-pres, Golf Club '49- '50. '51, v.-pres. '51, Cowhand basketball '50, N.H.S. '50, '51, Guid. pres. '51, Wran- gler '50, Hi-Y '49, '50. 54 El Club Panamericano '50, Westernettes '51, Square Dance Club '51, Pioneer football '49, O hand football '50, Westl er track '49-'51, Guid. p '51, sz i 5 n t yy, y mh VV 4 ,"' , y ,. ' vi A s.,. 'll Q51 is ... 'lf f E . R A ""i" : 'li' A LAY IALLACE A. JOBE JIMMY JOHNSON NORMA SUE JOHNSON T.N.T. '50, 'Sly lnterschol' A Cappella '49, '50y Guid. astic League Number Sense song leader '50y D.E. Club '50. '5l. UANELLE JONES MARY NELL JONES ARLENE JULIAN -AINE KALLAS Y-Teens '49-'Sly Jr. Thes pians '49y Gens Togata '51 Soph. A Cappella '50y Sophl Jr. Assembliesy Guid. prog. chm. '49. Y-Teens '49, 'Sly Jr. Thes- pians '49y Guid. v.-pres. '50y Soph. Choir '50y Western- aires '5l. JEAN ETTE KEE Guid. secy. '50, 'Sl, report- er '50, 'Sly Mary-Emma '49-'Sl, State representa- tive '49, '50y Y-Teens '49- 'Sly Square Dance Club 'Sly Melvil Dewey '49y Jr. Thespians '49. BOURLAND KEITH Hi-Y '50, 'Sly Science Club 'Sly T.N.T. 'Sly Matador High School, Matador, '49. OPAL JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSTON Y-Teens 'Sly Science Club Sr. Girls' Choir '50y West Guid. prog. chm. '50y ernaires '5l. Sop'h., Jr. assemblies. Barker, Neal Friets, feeds clown, Louise Davis, a sno-cone at the Senior Carnival. Neal used a hand mike throughout the evening to attract people to the various hooths. The clowns also "drummed up business" and solicited patrons to the show which was held in the auditorium. This year an all-hoy cast presented "Oh, Doctor," Class of' 1... rWf -J '--4 . J , I 3 ' u if, . . A 54' 1 5 . V JACK RUSSELL KELLY D.E. Club '51. FLOYD KOEN S.O.S '49-'51, Hi-Y '49 '51 Tennis Club '51, 24 Irv 'QW' iq NL I lm? J '14 P? NANCY KETRON NANCY ANN KIRK Soph., Jr. Cheerleader Saph. v.-pres., Y-Teens '49, Guid. secy. '50, Social chm '51. Guid. Social chm. '49-'51, reporter '49, A Cappella '49, '50, Westernaires '51, Y-Teens '49, '50, Western- ettes '49-'51, T.N.T. '50, '51, S.O.S. '50, '51, Jr. Red Cross '5l. JULIAN KORNFELD BETTY LOU LANCASTER Boys' P.E. Award '50, N.H,S. '50, '51, Tennis Club '49, '51, interscholastic League Typing '50, El Club Pan- americano '49, Jr. Thespians '49-'51, v.- pres. '51, Y-Teens '50, '51, Westernettes '50, '51, S.O.S. '51, Musicians' Guild '50, Guid. v.-pres. '51, Square Dance Club '51, MYRNA LAWRENCE NANCY LAWSON VANDA LESTER Y-Teens '49, Wegterneffeg guid. V.-pl'eS. '49, SECY, 'SOI A CUDDEIJG '49, '50, 1"lGr- '50, '51, .E ' ' ' ' 55 . Club 51. monyalres 51, Y-Teens 50, '51, Jr. Thespians '51, BARBARA KITTRELL Y-Teens '49, '51, Jr. assem- bly, Guid. reporter '51. JEAN LANE AUDREY LlGHT Y-Teens '49-'51, Mary- Emma '49-'51, parl. '50, Westernettes '50, '51 , Wrangler '50, Student Council rep. '49, :I 4 S354 WGA , if .QV X8 'ref ,- ' WANDA KNIGHT Westernettes '49-'51, ' Teens '49, Science Cla '51, Wrangler '49, Gui secy. '49, prog. chm. '50, DAVID LARSON El Club Panamericano '5 T.N,T. '51, Square Dan Club '51, South Hi School, Denver, Colo., '4' '50. Roasizr LOCKHART 1 Guid. prog. chmn. '49. 1,-ff, .Q Q . ,194 il.. ' Q' V T 1, T ll i I fo' - .f v' -I I, fl lk .. is fix. ,I WS. -. ,E 5. A 13 ' C, FA I , f lvl ,Q A I ROLD LONG CHARLOTTE LOVE JANET LYNCH VIRGINIA MAGOUIRK VELDA MALCOLM Suid. pres. '51, Y-Teens '49, '50, Melvil Y-Teens '51, Westernettes Y-Teens '49"51, El ub Dewey '50, Guid. v.-pres. '51, Roswell High School, Panamericano '49-'51 '49, Pfe5- ,502 Odessa High Roswell, N.M., '49, '50. School, Odessa, '49. RRY MARZHSI PAT MARTIN REG MARTIN Receiving their engraved name '-Teens '4 -' 5 Guid. v.- N.H.S. '50, '51, Natl. Thes- EI Club Panamericano '49- . ' H U C 19 1 2 d rres. '49-'51, Jr. Red Cross pians '51, Jr. Play, Child- '51, v.-pres. '49, pres. '51, cjcfrdis from Alf' 4 ' IJ tllfcril i' ,Gail 51, co-chm. hospital comm. rens' Theatre '51g. Guid. Hi-Y '49, Melvil Dewey '50, SEMO' Sponsor' we? Cf 0 'P' ' ' ' a -f' 51, gecyl '49, '50, Y-Tee,,5 '49, 5,0,5, '50, '51, Catherine Cale, Lola Anderson, Iune Franklin, and Kay Smith. These cards are used in Commencement incitatians and exchanged with classmates. VELLE MAULDIN LARRY MCCOLLUM WILL MCCORMICK sum. pun. '49. Hi-Y '50, '51, El Club Pan- americano '50, '51, Radio Club '49. Class of' 1... , fa: T H I ll . 'A I 1 ., Pdf . YJ ll K, 'P sw C75 'H 93 ef' - is - .. 1 -v ef f Q5 '40 'sl ' . I , ,If ,wav .3rg,. L' 1' I 'Q Q 5 . Y 1 ee , Z A ,V 1 ' I' . A V I Q CHARLES McCOWN THELMA McCULLAR NANCY McKlSSACK PAT McPHERSON JONANNE McWHORTER Westerner football '50 Mary-Emma '51, W. World '50, '51, West- Y-Teens '49-'51, Guid. secy. S.O.S. '49, Science Clubf Cowhand football '49, erner staff '50, '51, Natl. '50, parl. '49, Harmonyaires Guid. social chm. '50,j Cowhand basketball '49, Thespians '51, Quill-Scroll '5l, reporter '51, porter '51, Jr. Thespi Wrangler '49, '50, Guid '50, '51, Student Council '51. I pres. '50, '51, v.-pres. '49 rep. '50, Science Club secy. I '51, T.N.T. '51, Westerner Carnival '51, Childrens' Theatre '50, '51, Y-Teens '49, '50, Tag comm. '49, '51, DON MILLER STERLING MILLER JUDY MITCHELL SAMMY MODRALL JACK MOORE Childrens' Theatre '49, '50, Soph., Jr., Sr. v.-pres., Hi-Y Y-Teens '50, '51, El Club Western football '50, Cow- Boys Glee Club '5l, Natl. Thespians '49, '50, '49-'51, 1st v.-pres. '50. Panamericano'50,'51,Chil- hand football '49, Jr. Play, lights. drens' Theatre '51, Level- land High School, Levelland. JOHNNIE MOORE DON NAYLOR LYNDEL NEWSON CHARLES NIX WAYNE NOLAND 58 N.H.S. '51, Gens Togata '49-'51, S.O.5. '50, '51, Stu- dent Council rep. '50, Guid. pres. '51, Hi-Y '51, Pioneer football '49, Annual Arts '50. Science Club '51, Guid. treas. '50, '51, Hi-Y '49- '51, F.F.A. '49-'5l. Pioneer football '49, '50, Hi-Y '50, Westerner foot- ball '5l, Westerner Carni- val '51, Westerner football '49, ' mgr, '51, Westerner basl' ball '50, Westerner ' basketball '49, "L" Ass '49-'51, assembly '49, ' Guid. pres. '51, v.-pres. ' Science Club '51. t' .1 . y sr.. 4 ATRICIA NORMAN Y-Teens '49-'51, Guid. re- porter '50, Westernettes '51, Jr. Red Cross '51. ' xr- f r rrrrr . 3 ,r r 3 f 1 f WALTER NORTON Westerner basketball '50, '51, N.H.S. '50, '51, T.N.T '50, '51, Guid. pres. '50 '51, Gens Togata '50, '51 "L" Assoc. '50, '51. 1 I .,, .: ml 35 f f, 1 if 1 ' ,5 y llkif - Y' K 'J . ', DICK OLDHAM VERBIE BESS OLDHAM Westerner baseball '50, '51, "L" Assoc. '50, '51, Fort Myers High School, Fort Myers, Fla., '49. OY OWENS RUTH PARHAM PAUL LEO PARKS D.E. Club '50, '51, Spur Band '49, '51, maiorette Baxter Springs High School, High School, Spur, '49, '50. '51, Soph. Choir '49, La Baxter Springs, Tex., '49. Trezieme Musique '50, '51, AT PATRICK DON PATTERSON DON PAYNE 5.0.5. '49-'51, pres. '51, V.I.C. '49-'51, Hi-Y '49, '50, Guid. pres. N.H.S. '50, '51, Melvil '51. Dewey '50, Student Council rep. '51, W. World staff '51, Annual Arts '50, '51. ff: ' W 3' f .il as ,, 4 li I if , , y ,.,. gfsrfrf ag GERRY O'NEAL Y-Teens '49-'51, Orchestra '49-'51, librarian '50, '51, treas. '50, Musicians' Guild '49, '50, v.-pres. '50, A Cappella '49, '50, Western- aires '51, Anxiously "era m ming" for nine weeks' exams are, left to right, seniors Ann Conely, Nan llfiginton, Peggy Davis, and Sue Euens. The cafeteria, which is run on a three-shift basis, is seldom used for studying, however. Students enjoy the cafeteria each day at noon, and clubs often use it for parties. Classof'1... QQQ -af 'Q' P A. C. PENNINGTON VIRGINIA PERRY D.E. Club '50, '5I, Jr. Ten- Y-Teens '49-'5I, Western- nis Team '49, Tennis Club ettes '49, '5I, Gens Togata '49, Hi-Y '49, Tumbling '49. Team '49. JERRY PEYTON CHARIS PINKSTON Soph. v.-pres., Y-Teens '49- 'SI' Tumblin Team '49' 1 Q Westernettes '49. Gens Togata '49-'5I, Y- Teens '49, '5I, N.H.S. '50 '51, Quail-scroll '50, 'sif Guid. secy. '49, '50, A Cap- pella '49, '50, '50, '5I Westerner staff, co-ed. jr. sec. '50, co-ed. sports sec '5I. JIM PRINCE JO ANN PRUETT D.E. Club '5l. 60 Mary-Emma '49-'5I, Jr Play prop. comm. Eb Q , ' N?' N'wW .,.a is i r xry is - ,V,,. ,L Q J 1 Q I iz' 73'- JOHN PERRY Band '49-'5I, Canyon Con- test '49-'5I, Tri-State festi- val '49, All-State Clinic '50, Jr. Play, Soph., Jr. Assemblies, Natl. Thes- pians '5I, Westerner Car- nival '5l, Lubbock Sym- phony '50, '5l. JOHN PITTMAN Westerner basketball '5I, Cowhand basketball '50, Pioneer football '50, F.F.A. '50, '5I, v.-pres. '50, Guid. pres. '50, Camera Clique '5I, Alpine High School, Alpine, Tex., '49. FAYE PRUITT Soph, Who's Who, Quill- Scroll '50, '5I, Natl, Thes- pians '5I, Y-Teens '49-'5I, parl. '50, publicity chm. '5I, Jr., Sr, v.-pres., Chm. publicity comm. '5I, Jr. Play, '49 Westerner, co-ed. sports sec., '5I Westerner adv. mgr. I ,A i Q . I if i .. .Ni- -NQQ A ai Q 3' it ' ,Q .ge li Q, ,K Q53mefKm, MARY BELLE PERRYMAN Soph. Jr. Sr. v,-pres., Chm. cafeteria comm. '5I, West- erner Carnival '5I, '50, 'SI Westerner staff, ed. sr. sec. '5I, co-ed. ir. sec. '50, N.H.S. '50, '5I, Quill-Scroll '50, '5I, Y-Teens '49-'51, Soph Wl1o's Who, Soph., Jr, Assemblies. BOBBY POPE F.F.A, '49-'5I, 2nd v.-pres. '5I, 3rd v-pres. '49. GLENN RAINER Camera Clique '5I, pres, '5I, Guid. pres. '5I, report- er '50, W. World, West- erner photographer '50, Quill-Scroll '50, '5I, Gens Togata '49-'5I, reporter '50, Hi-Y '49, '5I, Jr. Thes- pians '49, Vachel Lindsey '49 ,. ' il Gb . 1 I S., 1 , 5 , BOBBY PETERMAN Band '50, '5I, Brownfic High School, Brownfie '49 I I I ELLENE PORTWOOD I Band '49-'5I, secy. '51, Trezieme Musique '50, 'I secy. '50, pres. '5I, Orch: tra '49-'5I, reporter '50, Red Cross '5I, chm. decc ation comm. '5I, Y-Te '50, Student Council r '50, Guid. reporter ' Westernettes '50. CHARLES RAND V,l.C. '49, Cowhand bask: ball '50, Guid. pres. 'f '5I, Westerner basketbi '5I. fr. 'Q' XX-....,, I? 'OMMY RANEY DONNIE RAWLS Head Cheerleader '51, Soph., Jr. Cheerleader, Lt. Gov. Boys' State '50, Hi-Y Youth 81 Govt. '50, Hi-Y '49-'51, N.H.S. '50, Natl. Thespians '51, Western- aires '51, T.N.T. '50, '51, Square Dance Club '51, pres. '51. DYCE RENDALL Natl. Thespians '49-'51, treas. '50, Y-Teens '49-'51, El Club Panamericano '49- Westerner football '50, '51, co-capt. '51, Westerner track '49-'51, Cowhand football '49, Westerner "B" basketball '49, "L" Assoc. '49-'51, Guid. pres. '49, Soph. v.-pres., Wrangler '49, Hi-Y '51. PAT RH EA Soph. Secy., Westernettes '49-'51. ,si 1 .24 fra. -r .' 5 H5 , 0,135 .I FRANCIS DEVERN RAY DIANA RECKER DON REED CAROLE DEAN ROBERSON Westernaires '51, Mary- Emma '50 '51' Y-Teens '51 Plains Hiah School, Plains: '51, Musicians' Guild '49, '49,'50. Jr. Play, Guid. song leader '50. JY ROBERSON CURTIS ROBERTS GEORGE T. ROBERTSON Westernaires '51, Volley- Westerner football '49, '50, Tennis Club '50. ball Team '51, Plains High School, Plains, '49, '50. "L" Assoc. '49, '51, S.O.S. '51. Gens Togata '51, S.O.S. '51. Hi-Y '49-'51, secy. '51, Gens Togata '49-'51, v.- pres. '50, Natl. Thespians '51, Westerner track '50, Guid. song leader '50, Ex- temp. Speech '49, .lr Thes- pians '49. Judy Mitchell, one of the gypsy fortune tellers at tlze lllesterner Car- nival, reveals tlze 77llf.S'fCTf0ll.S' future to a 1Vesterner. The fortune tellerls tent is one of the many exciting lrooths to be visited at the annual Lavinrac Renretsew. Eacli year tlze Senior Class spon.s'or.s' the carnival in orcler to raise funds for tlze class gift. Class of ' 1 .... tiff? na' r 516'- fi? - is fr- Q J V hy, J 4 BILL ROGAN BOB ROLOFF LYNDELL ROSS FRANCES ROTH Jr. Thespians '50, pres. '50, F.T.A. '50, '5l, S.O.S, '49, Pioneer football '49, West- N.H.S. '50, '5l, Natl. Thes- Band '49-'5l, A Cappella '5l, Camera Cliques '5l, erner football '50, '5l, pians '49-'5l, v.-pres. '50, '49, El Club Panamericano Science Club 50. N.H.S. '5l. secy, '5l, Y-Teens '49-'5l, '49-'5l, Musicians' Guild F.T.A. '5l, v.-pres. '5l, Jr. '50, '5l, Hi-Y '5l. Play, Westerner Carnival '5l. RITA ANNE SCALES PAUL SCHNEIDER DOROEHY JANE SCHULER DOROTHY SCOGGIN A Cappella '49, '50, Mary- N.H.S. '50, '5l, v.-pres. '5l, N.H. . '50, '5l, Y-Teens Y-Teens '49: El Cl'-lb PUD- Emma '49, Y-Teens '49, T.N.T. '50, '5l, Guid. pres. '50 Westernettes '50, Square Dance Club '5l. '49-'5l, secy. '5l, Gens Togata '49-'5l, secy. '49, Melvil Dewey '5l, secy. '5l, Jr. Thespians '49, secy. '49, Westernettes '49, '50, treas. '50, lnterscholastic League Typing '50, Guid. v.-pres. '49, '5l. americana '49, D.E. Club '5l. 0 'Kgs- MATTIE MAE RUDY Y-Teens '49, '5l, Sop Choir '50, El Club Pa americano '49, Girls' GI1 Club '49, Westernettes '5 Song leader '5l, Wester aires '5l. DeLOIS SCOTT Y-Teens '49-'51, Gens T goto '49, Square Dan Club '5l, Guid. reporter '5 secy. '5l. JANE SCOTT JIMMIE SCOTT JEAN SEALY NOLA JOYCE SELMAN MARCIA SHAFER Y-Teens '49-'5l, Western- Hi-Y '50, V.l.C. '49. Guid. secy. '49, v.-pres. '50, T.N.T. '5l, Melvil Dewey Band '49-'5l, State Bal ettes '49-'5l, Science Club Gens Togata '49-'5l, Y- '5l. Clinic '50, lnterscholasl '50, Jr. Red Cross '5l, Sr. Teens '49, '50, Jr. Thes- League Band Contest 'AIS Girls' Choir '50. pians '49. Y-Teens '49-'5l, Gens l 62 gata '49-'5l, A Cappel '50, La Trezieme Musiq '50, '5l, Jr. Thespians '41 'Yi lA J' 35:1 I' 1 ELMA SHERROD iuid. v.-pres. '49, ENN SMITH land '49-'51, lnterscholas- ic League Band Contest 49-'51, T.N.T. '51. '3' -and TED SIMON Natl. Thespians '51, Hi-Y '49, '50, Jr. Play, Musicians' Guild '50, '51, treas. '50, v.-pres. '51, Cowhand mgr. '49 JACKIE SMITH Y-Teens '49-'51, chm. Music comm. '51, Jr. v.- pres., N.H.S. '51, Jr. Thes- pians '49, '50, v.-pres. '49, Wran ler '49' Guid. v.- res Q 1 P - '51, W. World Staff '51, Gens Togata '49-'51, JOHN SLATON RUTH SMALLEY DOUGLAS SMITH Hi-Y '51, New Mexico Mili- tary Institute, Roswell, N.M., '49, '50. JOE GUY SMITH Westerner basketball mgr. '50, '51, Cowhand basket- ball mgr. '49, Guid. v.-pres. '49, Gens Togata '50, '51. TCE SMITH KAY SMITH MARY BETH SMITH and '50, '51, majorette 50, '51, La Trezieme Mu- ique '50, '51, secy. '50, hm. '51, Exchange as- embly '50, '51, Y-Teens 51. S.O.S. '49-'51, v-pres. '50, Y-Teens'49-'51, v.-pres.'51, Gens Togata '50, '51, v.- pres. '50, Guid. v.-pres. '49, secy. '50. Y-Teens '49-'51, EI Club Panamericano '49, '50, N.H.S. '50, 51, S.O.S. '51, Jr. Red Cross '51, T.N.T. '50. Y-Teens '51, Mary-Emma Hi-Y '49-'51, N.H.S. '51, '51, Westerner Carnival '51, Science Club '49-'51, prog Claude High School, Claude, chm. '51, T.N.T. '51, Dec '49, '50. lamation '50. Lotta Dagley and Curtis Roberts seem to have "danced off both their shoes" at the Sock-Hop. Buddy Hack- feld and his band Supplied the music for dancing at this all-school party. Prizes were given the winners of "The Most Unusual Soekv contest. Class of ' 1 .... 3 048 k f mum. I n J 3 . 2. .1 4 ff ,y -v R ff:- 3 X I s Jw... Q, f 2 Arxf f Q 'ag 1' Lf., ' ' X y 'yie- NORMA SMITH GLORIA SNELL SAWNIE SPINKS ROSEMARY SPRAGUE JOHN STALCUP First Place State Extemp. Exchange assembly 'Sly N.H.S. 'Sly Westernaires O Speech 'S0y First Place Dist, Extemp. Speech '49, 'S0y Quill-Scroll '50, 'Sl, v.- pres. 'Sly First Place Reg. Extemp. Speech '50y Natl. Thespians 'Sly Gens Togata '49-'5l, mast valuable mbr. 'S0y Y-Teens '49-'Sl. Westernaires 'Sly Y-Teens '49-'Sly Gens Togata '49- 'Sly Natl Thespians 'Sly Jr. Playy Jr. assemblyy Guid. social chm. 'Sly Musicians' Guild '49, parl. '49. 'Sly F.T.A. '49-'5l, v.-pres. '5l, pres. West Texas Dist. 'Sly Y-Teens 'Sly Student Council rep. '50y Musicians' Guild '50y Gens Togata '49y Byrd High School, Shreve- port, La., '49. T.N.T. 'Sly Science 'Sl. H. W. STANTON SANDRA STANTON JOHN STEEN SUE STEPHENS JACK STEPHENSON F.F.A. '49, assembly'49, '50, S.O.S. '49y Y-Teens '49y Jr. Band 'Sly Springer High Y-Teens '49, 'Sly Western- D.E. Club 'Sly F.F.A. 2nd v.-pres. '49y Guid. re- Thespians 'S0. School, Springer, N.M., '49, ettes 'Sly Mary-Emma 'Sly 'S0y Carbon High Sch porter 'S0y New Mexico 'S0. Science Club 'Sly Guid. Belton, Texas. Military Institute, Roswell, prog. chm. '49, '50, secy N.M., 'S0. '50, TOMMY STEVENS ETTA JEAN STEVENSON PATSY STOVALL RICHARD STOVALL ERNEST SULLIVENT Hi-Y '49y Cowhand basket- Y-Teens '49. Y-Teens '49-'Sly Mary- Band '49, '50y F.F.A. '50, Band '49-'Sly Hungry I ball mgr. 'S0y T.N.T. 'Sly Emma '49-'Sly Guid. y.- 'Sly Science Club '49-'Sl. 'Sly T.N.T. '50, '5l, EI Club Panamericano '5l, pres. '49, secy. 'SOy Wrang- ler 'S0. 64 In if A . ,v J Iris! YE . W, E g ft. 5 I, ' f N 5 A' -3 A.. ,E . 3' I J . . .t w . A 9' .4 1 y "fb Ffa.-ir, 1. xl ..,, .- , Ll ai h , T y y . ir A QNETH TAPP CAROLYN TAYLOR MAC TAYLOR DONALD TEAGUE BOBBY JOE TEER 1. E. Club '51. El Club Panamericano '49- Cowhand football '49, V.l.C. '50, '51, sgt.-at-arms Guid. treas. '51, Sant: o '51,Jr.Thespians'49,Notl. Westerner "B" Basketball 51, secy. '50, pres. '50, High School, Santi Thespians '50, '51, Musi- '49, '50, Westerner base- Seagraves High School, Sea- Texas, '49, '50. cians' Guild '49, Y-Teens ball '50, '51, Westerner graves, '49, '49-'51, 5.0.5. '50, '51, A football '50, '51, Westerner Cappella '49, '50, West- track '49, '50, Hi-Y '49, '50, ernaires '51, Childrens' Jr. Rotarian Theatre '51, Jr. assembly, Jr, Play, make-up comm. TTY TERRELL ROGENE THOMAS RUDELLE THOMPSON Twirp season puts girls in tlze posi- X Cappella Choir '49, '50, Mary-Emma '49, '50, D.E. N.H.S. '50, '51, secy. '50, 'JUWOHYUJYES '5li Y-Teens Club '51, Guid. v.-pres, '50, pres, '51, 51, Westernettes '50, Jr. Gens Togata '50, '51, Mary- ied Cross '51, Emma '49-'51, pianist '49, pt. recorder '51, Y-Teens '49-'51, Westernettes '49, Musicians' Guild '49, West- erner Carnival '51, Jr. As- sembly. Y THORNTON WELDON TILLERY LARRY TONROY K Cappella '49, '50, West- N.H.S. '50, '51, Gens To- Gens Togata '49-'51. ernaires '51, Westerner gata'49. l'rack '49, mgr, '51, Pioneer 'ootball '49, Square Dance :lub '51. tion of gentlemen. Here Etaweazze Turner is acting as policeman to rleznanrl that Elaine Tucker carry Nelson Evans' books and walk with him to clasxs. After a whole week of carrying lmoks, opening floors, buying c'0ke.s', and Calling tlze boys, the girls were pretty glad to remain the "weaker sex. Class of ' ..,.., . ,....m,.s.W,.,E 'Q- , 'N CP, SANDRA TOOMBS Soph. v.-pres., Jr. Who's Who, 5.0.5. '49-'51, pres. '50, T.N.T. '50, '51, social chm.'51. 54 Jw Y-Teens '49-'51, Jr. Red Cross '51, Guid. secy. '50, reporter '49, Westerner Roundeup prog. '50, Jr. Thespions '49. JOHNIE TURPIN HICY TYLER Pioneer football '50, '51, F.F.A. '49, '50, assembly '49, '50. Band '50, '51, La Trezieme Musique '50, '51, W. World typist '50, '51, Portales High School, Portales, N.M., '49, '50. KATHRYN WADDINGTON BILLIE JO WALKER A Cappella '49, '50, Guid. secy. '50. BETTY TOSH ELAINE TUCKER CLAUDINE TURNER ETAWEAZZE TURNER Y-Teens '51, Melvil Dewey Y-Teens '49-'51. '51, South Taylor High School, Tuscola, Texas, '49, '50. JERRY VAN PELT Westerner football '50, '51, T.N.T. '50, '51, treas. '50, sgt. at arms '51, "L" Assoc, '50, '51, Pioneer basketball '49, Hi-Y '49. an P X . Jr. assembly, Student Cc cil rep. '51, Guid. secy. v.-pres. '50, Y-Teens '51, assembly '50, Mi Emma '49, assembly '44 PATSY VARNEY NEIL VAUGHN Y-Teens'51, Hughes Springs Sr. pres., Soph., Jr. v.-pi High School,Hughes.Springs, Hi-Y '49-'51, v.-pres. Tex. '49, '50. pres. '51, Boys' State Westerner baseball r '50, '51. JOYCE WALKER BETTY WALLACE SHIRLEY WALLIS Jr. Thespians '49, Y-Teens '49, '50. Y-Teens '49-'51, Western- ettes '49-'51, secy. '51, as- sembly '49, Student Council rep. '49, Guid. v.-pres. '50, song leader '50, Soph., Jr. Assemblies, Tumbling Team '49-'51, Volleyball Tour '50, Basketball Tour '50. Westernettes '50, Ma Emma '51. 3 1. .zf I f I- , l I I I . 4. , fM"M - 1 ,L-, W- -,Q, Q -- MM- - ff,N' If-HM 3' I 'rs -51155-I, IS WARD LUNDY WARD MOLLIE JANE WARD GENE WEBB PATRICIA WESTER and '49-'51, Musicians' Bookbinding '51. Y-Teens '49-'51, Western- uild '49-'51, Westernaires etteg '50, '51, gl, Jr. Thespians '49, Hi-Y 49, Enid High School, Enid, Dklahoma, '49. I I RY WHEELER DEAN WHITE MELBA WHITE .H.S. '50, D.E. Club '50 il, pres. '51. Westerner baseball '49-'51, Westerner football '50, '51, Westerner basketball '50, '51, "L" Assoc. '49-'51, Cowhand football '49, Cow- hand basketball '49, Guid. pres. '51, Student Council rep. '49, 5.0.5. '49-'51, y,- pres. '51, T.N.T, '50, '51. LY MACK WHORTON NAN WIGINTON t Cappella '49, '50, West- rnaires '51, Hi-Y '50, '51 iuid. v.-pres. '50, '51 quare Dance Club '51. Natl. Thespians '50, '51, treas. '51, Guid. v.-pres. '51, Melvil Dewey '51, v.- pres. '51, Gens Togata '49- '51, Jr. Play, Soph., Jr. As- semblies, Childrens'Theatre '50, Y-Teens '49-'51, Jr. Thespians '49, Musicians' Guild '49, Wrangler '49, Guid. secy. '49, D.E. Club '50, '51, secy. '50, reporter '51, GWENDOLYN WILEY Jr, Play, Exchange assembly '50, Soph., Jr. Assemblies, Band '49-'51, Mary-Emma '49-'51, v.-pres. '51, La Trezieme Musique '50, '51, Y-Teens '49-'51, Western- ettes '49, Musicians' Guild '49, W. World staff '51, '51 Westerner staff, Y-Teens '51, Jr. Thespians '50, '51, treas. '51, Guid. reporter '51, 5.0.5. '51, Musicians' Guild '50, Westerner Car- nival '51. Westerner basketball '50, Lubbock delegates to the Texas High School Press Association had a pleasant .surprise on Saturday morn- ing when both the NVESTERNER XVORLD and VVESTEIZNER publications were , proclaimed nrst-plaee winners in state. Above, Hunter Morris, president of tlze association, presents Ruth Brea- zeale, XVI-QSTERNER VVORLD editor, and Louise Davis, WESTERNER editor, be- low, with plaques. Class of ' 1 .... I id Q ss , ' Que? ' f 4 It ,cc fn Ill .X A 5 I Q1 ggi f -f X 1 '5 fl 6 I As A, I ,. I 1 A ,J S Q... g ' I .f - 'lp 4 'st P! vi J" 'A , ,- ry-F Q A K ' .4 f-.- 54 5 A 463 EDWIN WILKES DON WILKISON MICKIE WILLIS DAVID WILSON SUE WILSON Guid. pres. '49, '51, Wran- D.E. Club '50, '51. Guid. v.-pres. '49-'51, EI F.F.A. '51, V.l.C. '51, T.N.T. Melvil Dewey '50, secy. ' gler '49, Hi-Y '51, West- Club Panamericono '50, '51, '51, Lovington High School, erner Carnival '51, Y-Teens '49, '51, W. World Lovington, N.M., '49, '50. fypist '51, A Cappella '49, '50, GRADY WORKMAN DON LEROY WORTHAM ERNEST WOSSUM, JR. MONA YOUNG NORMA YOUNG Guid. pres. '50, Y-Teens Ponca City High Sch Band '49-'51, Conyon Con- test '49-'51, State Clinic '50, Orchestra '49-'51, Camera Clique '51. '49-'51, Jr. Red Cross '51. Ponca City, Okla., '49, TERRY YOUNG JULIA ETTA ZEITZ Pres. Student Body '51, Y-Teens '49-'51, Melvil N.H.S. '51, Soph. v.-pres., Dewey '49-'51, Gens To- Cowhand football '49, goto '49, '50, Jr. Thespians Westerner football Honor- '49, Soph., Jr. Assemblies. ary Letterman '50, Hi-Y '49-'51, Dist. Council '49, Science Club '49, A Cop- pella '49, Westernaires '51, Exchange assembly '51, Class of ' .... E :P M 1 Y 3 ar I y Q x , W, wx. A, LLY BLOODWORTH MACK BOWERS VIC. '49, '50, D.E. Club Greenville High School, ROLD Greenville, Texas, '49, '50, DANIEL MARIAN DAVIS owhand football '49, esternaires '51. YCE GALEY G. L. GUILLOT L Teens '51, Guid. secy. V.l.C. '49, '50, 151 Woodland High School, oodland, Calif., '49, '50. A 5 eg ,Q rw. 4 if "R- , i I, E , E , JACK BURT LOIS DEAN Mary-Emma '51, Science Club '51. JAMES MacDONALD Pioneer football '49, V.l.C. '49-'51. li JOHN CAMMACK TOM CRAIG Brackenridge High School San Antonio, '49. Trimming the tree in the cafeteria was only one of the many duties per- formed by L.H.S. students one Satur- day morning as they decorated the building for Christmas. The halls were also decorated and lights were strung outside. Working in thecafe- teria are, left to right, Ruth Smalley, Dayle Clark, Ann Hintz, and Billy Harpole. Summer School Graduates of ' F K r E E Im. Q DARRELL McGlNNlS D.E. Club '50, '5l. JACK NORRIS Melvil Dewey '49, '50, Square Dance Club '5l. NINA LOU TRAMEL Y-Teens '5l, Square Dance Club '5l. gfq7ma5qrv,g:vw.gfyfx,,w+g .-rgeffw.,.H.,,, H .,,, , m,,,,,... .,,,,, F l' ' K if ara' in 4? ti? CAREY MCMANUS MARY RUTH MAYO A Cappella '49, Girls' A D.E. Club '5l. Cappella '50, Guid. song leader '50. MORRIS MOYERS Cowhand football '49, Cove '50, Guid. pres. '49. DON PAGE JOY ANN SMITH JO ANN THOMPSON Who's Who staff '50, A Sr. Girls' A Cappella '50, Mary-Emma '49, Soph, Cappella '50, Westernaires D.E. Club '5l, Guid. prog. Choir '50, treas. '50, Y- '5l. chm. '50. Teens '5l, Westernettes '5l, Jr. Thespians '5l. BOB WASSOM GENE WELCH PRESTON WOLFE Cowhand basketball '50. Guid. pres. '5l, v.-pres. '50, Band '50, '5l, F.T.A. '5l, treas. '51, Cowhand foot- ball '50, Sheridan High School, Sheridan, Ark., '49, Pioneer football '49, D.E. Club '50, '5l. hand football mgr. '50, Cowhand basketball mgr. E and 1 ri 6. :K ,,.,,w ,f 7 W5 f E - 'Seri 7? .. ' ' nf, f lx ll we' E X X x HOWARD MURRY BI LLY TOOKE Cowhand football '49, hand basketball '49, Nfl , . , , e 49, pres 49, West football '50, Weste track '50, Guid. pres. I' 70 The Girls of the Month are, front row, Iris Brunson, October Harriet Henderson, February. Second row, Ruth Breazealez November, June Franklin, March, Norma Smith, January. Third row, Louise Davis, December, Dorothy Schuler, May Jo Ann Cornelius, April, Lola Anderson, September. For the past seoeral years the Business and Professional Women's Club and the Rotary Club have honored senior students as Girls of the Month and junior Rotarians. The students are chosen hy committees from the faculty on the hasis of character, scholastic rating, leadership, and sero- ice. Those on the faculty committee this year to select the Girl of the Month are Mrs. Lewis Terrell, Mrs. Dick Cozhy, Miss Gertrude Watson, Miss Edith Caveness, and Miss Irene Armes. The faculty committee to select the junior Rotarian this year is composed of Mr. Floyd Honey and Coach C. R. Pattison. The Junior Rotarians are, front row, Neil Vaughn, October, Terry Young, September, Walter Norton, January, Frank Ford, March. Second row, Gerre Hancock, February, Mac Taylor, November, Tommy Raney, December. 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Donnie Dean excels in leadership which is eoident since he is a junior vice-president. Serving on committees, being in Student Council and doing club work keeps him very busy most of the time. Donnie did a lot of accurate work on this yearis W'ho,.s Who. QQ mit' wwf' I it 5 i it-Cf5ll5l 50X 'L- Being the junior Class secretary, Social Chairman of Y-Teens, member of Quill and Scroll, N.H.S., and Pan Americano makes Shirley Chapman one of the most active people in school. Her leadership ability enables her to do much work in Student Council projects, and her friendly person- ality is one of her many advantages. f""'ln Melizin Deordor-ff, Lice-president of the .student body, is putting up a safety postez which is one of his many duties as chairmar of the safety committee. His tireless effort. to make the school and community a safe place are recognized by both students ani faculty. junior Who's Who As an active member of Student Council, Pat Philips has earned a prominent place in school activities. She is a participant of nearly all Student Council sponsored projects including tag sales. Pat is also an active member of Y-Teens and N.I1.S. Member of the football team which went to the quarter finals and a member of the State Championship basketball team de- scribes Bo Sexton. Although sports are his main interest, he is also outstanding in church acticities. Also his ability to win friends is undeniable. ,aw Hard-working Joanne Pierce is a Junior eiee-president and secretary and treasurer of Cens Togata. Each of these jobs in itself demands much time and work. Since the Latin Club requires so much extra work, she can usually be found in the Latin room, where she is shown arranging the bulletin board. Besides all of her extra work, Joanne is a straight "A" siudent. 1 Gyn mt' . flew . tiilii' . - Zata my par! 1 K A K, A im! K . J f X Y - it Z - or xi . Q Viff is " we ' 1, xx, Rr . gl, 1' xx X 5 X 4152 M 1551 ,T 4+ y, R, 6 AI EEJA 55' 1 A l , F' ,L 14 . Q 9 QQ' X I .1 ,sf I 4 ir ,:- 5 A Q 7 I '2' ,QS 1 I A , -vu I ' . .AI Xe"" 'KF 'Q' 0 W I I .5 L 1 , J 95 'far IS I .Q Arm, J 7 L 'Q 'er ' 5: S. JC in 7 flrfxw le NANCY ABERNATHY BOBBIE ADAMS LEE ADAMS WALTER JO ADAMS VONDELL AKIN JAMES ALLISON JOHN AUSTIN DON BACON HOMER G. BAGLEY LINDLE BAILEY CHARLENE BANKS BETTY BARTLETT JOYCE BECKHAM JERRE BEDFORD JAMES BELL GEORGE BERRY BRYANETTE BETHANY CARROL BLACKBURN JERRY BLACKBURN BELVA BLAKE ROBERT GLYNN BLAND ANN BONDURANT JAMES BOX DONNIE BOYD CHARLOTTE BRANUM BILL BREEDLOVE CHARLES BREWER MOLLY BROCK Serving as Junior Class sponsors tlIis year are, front row, left to right, Mr. E. E. Key, Mrs. Dahlia Terrell, lteacl sponsor, Miss Alleen IVl1iteley, Miss Nell Marie IViley, Mr. 1. IV. Reid, and Mrs. Dick Cozlny, assistant llead sponsor, Back row, Mr. L. M. Handley, Mr. Lester Nalnors. Mrs. Bernice Bearflen, and Mrs. Lillian Hayne. junior sponsors direct all class actilfitics, sucli as the junior party and the junior picnic. TOMMYE BROWN HERMAN BRUCKNER PIERCE BRUCKNER Class of '52 ..... VIRGINIA BROWER BIRTIE BROWN CARL BROWN PHILIP BROWN IM I II, .T L .Q ' -ff I f . J k..,,, .2 h I-M X . xxx if i f I TQ f "" I inn I neue BURRHALTER EDRIE RUTH BURNS .? I A . R Y Ia RR I Q D, . 0 - I f o u ows A , ,V L I ' 2 11:7 f LLOYD CAIN . ROYLEE CALLICUTT I 7 K -if L I , l SAM CAMP X 'I . i l I ' N . KAYE CAMPBELL M , 5 Y My I - . 4' f 5 ai ' ? , ICM A JIMMY CANNADAY JOYCE CANTRELL ,F L-A A M ' MARIETTA CANTRELL 'I Ky V, W I ,yh I , , ,,. VIRGINIA CARR , X ni y I 6 A 78 . ' ,.1- . ' . it I IIB fill.- ksiiimiywi -'E ., is ,f if if I 54? ff X-ar, ll J Aunt? I , ws, -mx 3, I ,f fi QU .n5"' JU -Bl . , ,,,.5.NN, I fill? . . K nv 910: I 2.1 ' If' X I 'I Thesis H I Q 'am 'R Y " 5 .-V R Zf"'Q:. II I -Q af? A fs' ,Q 2 Q X .. I, ., -.f ,L-ef' M4 I FQPUW f MARY CARRELL FRANK CARSON SARAH VIRGINIA CARTER KENNETH CASSTEVENS SHIRLEY CHAPMAN JOAN CHESTNUT SHIRLEY COFFEE JOYCE COFFMAN JUNE COKER CHARLES COLE PEGGY COLE CAROL COLLINS ALAN CONLEY FRANCES CORBELL BOBBY CRAIG FAYE CROWLEY JOYCE CRUTSINGER JUANITA CUNNINGHAM WESLEY CURRY BOONE CUSTER BOB EDD DALE KEN DALRYMPLE CAROLYN DANIEL VAN DAVIS DANIEL MONTY DAVENPORT RAMONA DAVIDSON BILL DAVIS JERRILE DAVIS Candidates for junior class officers used a va- riety of eampaigrm. From left to right, hack row, are the presidential candidates and their cam- paign managers. jerry Smith was presented hy Donnie Dean in a radio skit. johnny Tatum, manager for Charles Brewer, gave a serious talk. Front row, left to right, Barlrara Sanders portrayed an old lady with Shirley Chapman, candidate for secretary, representing a special edition of the news- paper. Toddie Hartsfield RALPH DENNUS , manager, and Harilyn Yo . ang, Candidate. used a court trial l CAROLYN DeSPAIN as t ieir campaign theme. JOSEPHINE DICKEY CLIFFORD DICKSON TEDDY DOTTS JOYE SUE DOWNING JACK DRAKE JOAN DUNCAN DALE DYE A A t M. J. EARP S 5. 7 DOROTHY EDWARDS Class of '52 .... DARRYL DAY DONNIE DEAN MELVIN DEARDORFF CAROLYN DENHAM . ,'-n- 3? 7 J 7 EI.. A ' ,x . h gi 'Il fx -5 I,- 1 .1 lil 5. 1 h 'E'l 5 lg 3 me I ix if LaFUAN EDWARDS MARY EDWARDS PAUL ELLIS QW if ,wrrr Q 5,65 f Q l X I6- Q' 6 'Un X , 'Q' . rl 4. ff 6 xg X X' if f 'Tx . ,ul , f A ' 'f -1- H ' B .gi , If t . I , 1:5 -ng ' I. 'ix 4 W -sr '5 .-a E M x 4 lx ik I 5 , In I x ."' if ' . - if M I A, I : I NEI Q ' A W4 . if I In F I 'ii-'GQ' V -uf , 'Ei' ' in n Q 3 A-if gm, 'B A Y' CD" MAURICE FAWCETT JIMMY FIKE BOB FORD BETTY JANE FOSTER JERRY FOURNIER CECIL FOWLER BOBBY FULLERTON RALPH GARRISON ANN GATES GORDON GIBSON ROY GLADSON PEGGY GOLDEN LLOYD GOODE BILL GORDON BERNARD GOWENS MIKE GRADY ANN GRANT BILLIE MARIE GRAVES JERRY GRAVES LARWRECE GRIFFITH HULEN HALEY FRANK HALL SAMMY HALLMARK CAROL HAM BARBARA HAMILTON BETTY DORIS HAMILTON GENE HAMILTON BOBBIE HAMPTON MIN Presenting the Junior skit at tlze annual night pep rally are, left to right, Melvin Deardorft, jerry Smith, and Grey Lewis. In the skit, Grandfather Jerry played a recording to his grandsons, Melvin and Grey, telling how the Westerners mutilated the Odessa Bronchos back in 1950. Melvin, Grey, and jerry became tremendous- ly excited, and the audience roared with laughter as the Westerners rolled up touch- down after touchdown. Upon the decision of the cheerleaders this annual pep rally is held before what is considered the most important game of the year. Ex-Western- ers and Lubbock businessmen are invited to speak and help spur the spirit of the football team and the student body. ANN HEATLY DELBERT HENRY JIMMY HIGGINS GRADYNELL HILL WANDA HILL KITTIE HINCHEY JAMES HOBBS SAMMY HODGE 82 ELIZABETH HAUK ANN HAWKINS Class of '52 ..... FARRIS HANDLEY NAOMI HARDIN I if-Q E Pl , 'lf X -aff -I" ' K f TOMMIE HARTSFIELD BETTY HARVEY I 5 MILLIE HAY be PEGGY HAY I PATSY HAYNES 0 5' DORIS HEAD 'er' 3 sf sg I I I sis. t 152 ." 'Q Q, f- K W 4y.. A 5 nf, '-xx K." Q 8' , . . gi ir, ' ' . flzfirfilk .1 1 -S. Q" .-'H . 1 ' ' E .N ,Q ,ggi ' if ,'.s w". ' .i.' - " y - I A , 3 K 'IM-f'sf x ' ' I , , ' :E5.:a..'-i..s ' is ,J I . 1' .Ii ? hmif ' L I v ' 1 I I X ' v"v E , 1, I I I at ,., ' Aw, 1 Y 9' 1 .5 ' x K' AV ' lc' .' 5 if 1- A ' V 'f Q I. ,. I' I I ' wi , I+ f Q 1 asm, we -A Hun- 1. M or F' ' E I 'Vina Q- ' A I , , R'-2? 'N I3-'xfiif ' o A ax in Q ff- A 51 -- I , ' VL M ' ' 1' CHARLES HODGES DONALD HOLCOMB DARWIN HOLDER BARBARA HOLDRIDE LILA PEARL HOLLERS BILL HOLLINGSWORTH NANCY HOLLINGSWORTH I ROBERTA HOLLINGSWORTH LA VERNE HOLLON JERRY HOLLOWAY NANCY HOLMES JANELLE HOLTON CLARA RUTH HOOTEN IRMA HOPP BILL HOUSTON BILLIE HOY JAMES HUGHES DOROTHY HYTEN JO JACKSON JEAN JACOBSEN HELEN JAMES PAUL JAMES ROY JOHNSON DON JONES KAYE JONES PATSY JONES STANLEY JONES WALLACE RAY JONES Q I, IW! Class of '52 ..... I LONNIE KELLY 6 iw QQ :jg ,A ANITA KELP f I W DONNA KELSO 'gllarling Donnie" Dean portrays tlze character of Golrliloclcx, as lze talfcs a lnite of porridgc' from the papa lzvarls bowl, at tlze fall Quill and Scroll initiation, wlziclz was lzclcl at fluf lzonze of Hufll Breazealc. All pledges were rcquirafl fo rlrcss as clzaractcr .s-pvcififffl by flu' 171Cl71lIUI'.S', and pI'CSl3Ilf a progranz, u,lIlliCSU in flzc lzaclf- Ql'UIlI'lll arc Mary lane Sllllfll, Evelyn WolDIa1'tl1, and Quatlza Power. TOM LANE CAROLYN LARSON GORDON LEE GREY LEWIS BILLY LINGLE CAROL ANN LOONEY CYNTHIA LOVELESS KIM LOVELESS 84 OSCAR KILLIAN SHIRLEY KILLIAN BILL KILPATRICK YVONNE KNOX C. H. KYLE WANDA LA FON I 'B 'asf' MARY LOU KILBOURNE fx, S .xv 1 N ,ky , ve 'TE 'ug , N' 'b vq .14 -V i fx ,rx rw 1 Q dp ft -of T? 1' n . 1. 3 xy t , jam: lr, 535 'nf I' ,Ile-Rs. 9- sf X ff I . A - ff' 13,7 I ,rf . A A , V if . l f . if "' - J, aiiv I j QV I M Q, LVVV V, K NHu,..4-.f? A za Jn 3 ina: A A f I A -, 5- .. f if , .-' I I ? iv' w 'Q ' Q 5' Q? - A f is ,, Z V x: ' MI' ij' f ai .- .-1515972 nw B I , . Q f 'ff 'f 2 I f -.92 In , . -5 R fb 'T li , ,q., I -as 3 TOMMY LOWE ZONELL LUSK O, C. MADDEN JANETTE MAHLE BUREN MALONE BOBBY MALONEY SHERRELL MANNING ANN MANNIX BETTY MARTIN BETTY SUE MARTIN BRUCE MARTIN LARRY MARTIN HELEN JEAN MATLOCK RAYBURN MAXWELL JOHNNY MAYNARD BRUCE McCARTY PATSY MCCASLAND NANCY MCCLENDON EUGENIA MCCULLOUGH BARBARA MCCUNE WALTER MCDONALD DONNIE McENTIRE HELEN McGAW MARY MCKINLEY JOHNNELL McKINZIE PATSY MCLAUGHLIN NANCY MCLAURIN RONNIE McMlLLAN ,. loyce Beckham, Wanda Hill, and Edrie Rath Burns, left to right, prepare enchiladas for a M exi- can dinner in the second period hoinemaking class. The girls work in groups of four, each group preparing a diferent dish, in order to cook and serve a meal in one hour. One half of the class acts as hostess to the other so that not too many people will be work- ing at once. The half of the group which is not preparing food works on the table setting and centerpieces. Through these laboratory periods the girls taking horne- nzaking receive valuable know- lerlge which can only he oh- tainecl through experience in this type of work. SUE NEWCOMB BOB NEWELL CHARLES NORTHINGTON J. B. O'HAIR DELORES OWEN JERRY OWENS CLAYNELLE PACK BEVERLY PAGE CAROL MILLER BETTY MITCHELL TRUDA MITCHELL JIM MOORE SANDY MOORE JOYCE MORTON Class of '52 ..... ZOE MERRIMAN ROY MIDDLETON f Q SX! BETTY SUE MILLER BILL MILLER -wil' . '5- 1 is 1C 'L' N. . Q , . .ya is L '- Q . 'K 'QI 1 A , N Qii zw- imylv , N,--- E ES X ' 1,:p,,, . 'e I4 v.....p MARGIE PATTERSON MARGARET FENINGER LOLA PETICOLAS '5' Q 21 , N, , , f .Q ,f I iffy.-9' x 1 IL1 Q, 5 PAT PHILIPS Qui I 6? -2. uf T saf 5? f E 1 QU 1 : YEL 'Q I 'Nt vu- 1,5 . , '-as PEARL PHILLIPS JOANNE PIERCE BILLY POOL CAROLYN POPE ri JOYCE PORTWOOD I I UATHA Powen ., 7-wh, 1, Q Q fe , I ANNITA Powsks , T-mf 1 I RAIIA Li JIMMY Powells fi- fWV,, I H-I I RICHARD POWERS Y, MERRITT PRICE 1 LA VONNE PRIDDY fa? PAT PRUITT WAYNE PUTMAN BARBARA QUIGLEY DUANE RAMPY PHYLLIS RATLI FF I .,. CAROLE RECKER PATSY REDWINE ANNE REEDS ' as A P C BETTY RHINES -i,lI ,Ig, I ANN RHODES ROY D. RHODES CHARLSY RICE CORENE RICHARDSON 30.1 Alan Conley is ulzcld upy' by Slmrlemf H2111 at the Tzcirp Seflsorz party lL'l1iCll 10115 lzfflfl IJUCCIIIIJUI' 9 in the boys, gymmzsiuln. All those rzftenfling were required to bring dates and cmnc r11'es.s'fff1' as II rmnir: .slrip c'l1aruc'tcr. Alan ll n cl Slzfzrlcnc rcprf'.S'en1 pirates from TREASURE ISLAND, mul are cffr'z'tiu'ly pnrfrzzying KATHRYN RODDEN ,fm pm. LYNN RODGERS JONNIE ST. CLAIR Class of '52 .... RANDAL RIEGER JIMMY RoBeRSoN ,Y ' A CS ,fzzf A J Y L -sf 3 Y RM- 5 5 f ,,..,.J Y Y L x WANDA ROBERTS +4 A f" ,X E- Q SHIRLEY ROBINSON A, -f lb X: 9 5 D' Sri? I' 1 S A f .SEARS J .Ai Y A LONNIE ST, CLAIR 5 ,A A A ' 'L Q. ELEANOR SAMPSON ,a .. M g I wa rg, , Sf i ' W,'vA BARBARA SANDERS 4449 '-3:-S A "J , 1 1.-- 'N .- V if ' A A I S W-. ' ' SAMMY SAYERS , . ANN SCHNELL , , 1 S R. Y Ja, 1' 'v' :B ,Ak ' 'L LOUIE SCHROEDER ,Ng A ff-fm ' S W A :L 'Z' A :M Q A ART' GENEVIEYE SELF .. , 1 I. J -Y f A, BOB SELLMAN BO SEXTON GLORIA SHELL WILMA SHEPARD 1-"M fi' - -Y. Vi. f 522 Y Z 9' 31, 3 'J SANDRA SHOOK JAMES SIDES GAYLE SMALLIN FRANCES SMITH I I ,EE, "I J Ax A I 55 JERRY SMITH MJ' KENNETH DON SMITH 6 lk I , I A I' , . E, v MARY JANE SMITH A, I If SHIRLEY SMITH JANICE SNODGRASS I Jo ANN SOUTHERN I ' . is I I 5 'T 'Q YJ DON SPARKS A I JoE SPARKS .. x "', AAIAE Jr AAA I X KYLE STANLEY . .5 I WINONA STARR I 5 I can - 1 , I E, -S I ,.,,,., I JERRY STEVENS JJSA , QQ, J. , ' TEDDY STONE If f 1 VIRGINIA SUITT gg J A l N I t JOHNNY TATUM , I "' .. an f I ig, 4,5 3 fig JoE LoN TEAL I Y-af' 'rf' Ag A JOE TEMPLE X I SE A I 'N VI' K XL , V J A 'AA at ftwss -' JOYCE THOMAS -.R Q-, I KENNETH THOMAS 3 4' 'YDS I I W BERWIN TISDEL ' I In V , Q J ,J 5 I ' MARYIJETH TOLES X I . A f If 3 NEW? ' ,,,, "' ,gm IA g ..,, liek' SL. Z:-I MARIE TRAMMELL JO MARGARET TUNNELL SHIRLEY TURNER , HENRY USSERY Class of ' 2 ..... Peggy Cole and Don jones, in their 'Kstoeking feetv dance at the Sock-Hop in the boys, gym. Everyone who at- tended this all-school party was requirecl to C.: cheek his .shoes at the floor. DON VAN METER MARLENE VEAZEY lvl? 'Tiff' REX C. VERMILLION RUBY VINSON di , A Q? X' BOB WAHEED J T' fr." A A A 1 R ,Q ' ,, 1, 3 5 mcx WAHEED LYNN wALKuP A A 9 L ,A SHARLENE WALL ' As A A 4 , 'D , JOHNNY wARoRouP 1 '- f w V X -5.1" if LIL ,flf Z ' I SANDRA WARREN BILL WATERS A , LL they ,g JANELLE WATSON A Y- gg-,E f-,., id A if KAY LYNN WATSON A Q, ,. IA I GLENN WEBB DONALD WEED , , A RAY WEED A A MARY WEHLING JAMES WEIR ' JACK WELDON A A - , A 'F ,' Q ,f AL .. I kk A BEN WEST ' F I fl U 3? JOHNNIE WEST 3 J, gg ,EX 1 , wr 90 ' 4 -735 L Y, .5 ' V kiw V .1.v -f . Ugg-E121-3, -. if 1 ig QL, I .L L 2 ' . . 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The many organizations in wlziclz sbc takes an active part include tlze Y-Teens, El Club Panamericano, and Iunior Red Cross. Serving as quarterback, Buddy lettered on the WVesterners, being one of the six sophomores on the squad. A L W N Sophomore avorite Buddy Hill, Sophomore class president, is chiefly interested in sports, specifically in football. After attending college, he plans to coach. He is fioe feet eight inches tall and weighs one hundred and fifty pounds. With two years of eligibility left and one letter already earned in the quarterbacking position, Buddy promises to be an outstanding football player. if z A 4 4 jimmy Crawford, a well-known energetic sophomore, is a member of the VVesterner football and basketball team. A Student Council member and an entertaining classmate, jimmy has the confidence of his fellow sopho- mores, upper-classmen, and teachers. of. .low Ml. IV 'ls is ,lun Artistic Sylvia Dietering, a uice-president of the Soph- omore Class, is known by many L.H.S. students not only for her talent in art but also for her way of accomplishing things. An honor roll student, Sylvia was elected the F.H.A. Area II song leader. Dacid McPherson, a Sophomore cice-president, has Kay McDonald secretary of the Sophomore Class for the second semester, has worked hard and willingly on many school projects. As leader of the winning team, T. B. bangles sale, Kay is pictured reading the report of the sale. mugs ,ff made many admirers during his first year in high school. His outstanding scholastic record has put him off to a good start in L.H.S. ,,, A .., 4 ww- is DON ADAMS TOM ADAMS WILLIE ADAMS GWYNETTE ADKISON ELIZABETH ALBRIGHT BETTY ALDRIDGE HAROLD ALLEN PHILLIP ALLEN JANELLE ALTMAN SALLY ARKER RAYMOND ARMENTA CHARLIE L. ARNOLD DENNIS ATKINS JACK AUFILL CECIL AUSTIN PEARL AUSTIN ROBERT AYERS GLADYS BAIN JOHNNY BAKER MYRNA BALENTINE JAY BANNISTER ASHLEY BARDWELL GLENNA BAUCOM LIVOUL BAXLEY NANCY BEAN EDNA MAE BELK RICHARD BELL JAMES BELT r ,J '1-'S' '-'fr 'X 4? if Q Q' JMQEQIKTWH Wm- 1 'I'I - 'WW' is 5 If 4 Vfa lv . ' ,. 7lCU5 f -, ,n '. g, I A I' 'Q s LJIC ,fm ' 2 - " i , i zk,, ,k,,, EEN kr jf 71JMigEEQQn Z"C.AM I . nm- Ja I 3, , I I I 3 .3 I " I, qvu Q ,sf , ,fi I 'Sg I' 4 N X1 " 'f I. in in I Ia-:Q ML f' ffm I I ,f-I I? . QD553 5 .I --A A .M P A ' A it I I , I V A f I A -.'?x I " 5- I ,J I . ,gr i 'Vg I wfM SJJI I Abvw .f Q 5, Vhvl Q aw , FAI -a I A , I4 P'-33 1 , "NT" MQ? I 97 I ,pp - -wrt' ' ff-,. "IFR: Vt. ff .....CIassof'3 if-' ,hu . I SYLVIA BENNETT DAN BENSON 0 Assisting in Sophomore elections, parties, and other activities this year have heen, left to right, Mrs. Lois Marie Keeton, Miss Laurene Bussey, PATSY JEAN BENSON GENE BENTON E 1,, . by 1. ii . -If I ix ' A 'I f in " fi i . at .5 19+ ff' Mrs. Virginia Landwer, Mrs Dewitt Alexander Kstandingji Mr. A. D. McClintock, Mr. VV. C. Watts, head sponsor fstand- ingi, Mrs. Virginia Adams, and Mr. G. C. Gray. HELEN BENTON MORRIS BERGER LINDA BERRY JIMMY BERRYMAN LAVON BEST BILLIE BILLINGTON JACKIE BILLINGTON . STANLEY BLACK . SONYA BLACKFORD Q BILLY JACK BLAKELEY N' ' BILLY BLANTON ' WAN DA BLASSINGAME s.,- qw L - e Q JAMES BLAZI ..... . , 3 ' ' JOHN BLOCKER v ,f I' 'W Q uf 4... ' - Q? EDDIE BLOODWORTH NELLIE RUTH BLOODWORTH BARBARA DEANE BOASE DON BOLES PATSY BOLES MILES BONDURANT LEON BOSTECK ANNE BOSWELL GLENN BOSWELL ROSEMARY BOURLAND SARA BOWERS NANCY BOWLES RICHARD BOWLES BERTIE ELLEN BOYCE JAMES BOYD MIKE BRADY , ,. 1 5' - I tx 1 Yf Ig K 'S fi I rx E , W J' .MAMA rg 4 3 fi 2324. -- A sossv BRAND ,544-J HOWARD BRANSON ' R S " A "Rf-R5 WILDA BRASHEAR f 4' 1 ,Sym I ' ' I I I JERRY BRATCHER I , I J' MAYNA FAYE BRATCHER ,Q .f 5' A! MARGIE BRAY ' A A "' , Al 311 WINNIE DEE BRAY 3, B"'!::.'.e5 I 3 .2 YvoNNE BREEDLOVE A A I ' 4 , I LA VERNE BREWER MARY LOU BREWER REBA BREWER JACK BRIDWELL RI 'O' ":-yr . M fe 'Q J iq E ff Q 4 , Ex Y E I Mw- A, ' 'E R 'Eg if "" ,ff ,1, Li: , , f -ff J' 1 I V M. A-'S at A M! 'Ig' R 1 Z' 'KW yi. ni nw. E ,f R, ' ff-1. 4' ,ill Y ll Eh gs I I Iwi' 5-4- , W ' A' 0 I "Ili-s"' Q .....CIass of' 3 EDDIE BROWN FREDA BROWN 'ad 'A' CAROLYN BU RGESS V ROLAND BURKE ' 27' I 'L I At an all-school pany which was izeld in Sep- , ' Q 1 tember, .studeizts crowd eagerly around a radio 4' 5 i I A343 Q sen? ' BETH BURKHALTER NANCY BURNETT ' I if EEE..1:D 'M' Y, "' 'ff f" A RONALD BURRUS aaaa I laa X? J I ' IQ RICHARD Busn S MARY sue BUTLER ' 5' GELOAM BYRD iii 57 A I R 45 0 'W I f ,K V 5 6 is A wo 1,. . I W 'I 1 '3' b Io hear tile resizlts of file Luizizocic-Noriii Side tussie in Fort Worth. They are from left to rigizi, Eddie Hugh- eii, 13uda'y Faris, Keith Ufizite, Don D1'8.9.S'lf7' f.S'0llf0fD, Dale Mahon, Dorene Dennis, Bobby IViikins, Frank Ford, and Hath Smalley. LARRY BYRD SHIRLEY CALHOUN DENNIS LEE CALVERT JIMMY CAMP GERALD CAMPBELL JUNE CANNON GEORGE CAPE LYNA CARTER DON CA 1 MARY JEAN CASEY JUNE CHA AN A . I A , Q3 NANCY CHAUQNCEY A ' M ' I NX 'Af JOAN CHESHER NONA CHILCUTT BILLY CLARK -C " . vii JERRY CLARK JIMMY CLARK WRAY CLARK " PEGGY CLIFT D , D , 1 q' v w ' 5. ROBBIE CLIET ' A AAJE P A f,-var " ' F. f. gn WAYNE COFFMAN 1 MARY ELLEN CDKER Y 40 'K sos D. COLLIER V' f ..., I JERRY COLLINS 92 1 l ROBERT COLLINS X4 EDDIE CDNDITT . ' ' BILL CONLEY 7. T MV 'Q ' a 5 LAVERNE CooMsEs 'Ig-' A H- 5 sf!" G , , w NE H I J 'I W A 4' R S I' :I K-.Nw M . 'liar' JIMMY COOPER BARBARA COUNALLY , 1 ' A f A -,Jw .. , ii A? wg NANCY Jo Cox I A j A I .W A A-4, ff- '43 I WILL EDD CRADDOCK 1 , Ia' " BILL CRAIG L, - JIMMY CRAWFORD +I f 4 DAN CRESON HELEN CRIMM if K A A E, r 57' G ff - ,':-, Z iv. N A ' I fi? :Q-XTC D"': ' W Y' SQA, f ,Q-Y,-W1 g Uh A A wx . 3'T."' 'Z ' oi? R , r I A I ....CIassof'3 5 . 'J . fugi t nf M QW V, l p? v K, . f f ' .1 gi will SIIS .V an ' Q, ,N A Erwin.-A 'I 4- I x t III A f 'Sq-"3 4? REBA CUMBIE BONNIE CUMMINGS JIMMIE LEE CURRIE DIANA DARDEN N Reurrunging ur uzlzich all L.H.S. tl group of sophom JOLENE DARNELL NELDA DARNELL BILL DAVIDSON it ld pnlisliing the trophies, of students are justly proud, are ore girls. They ure, left to right, Io Ann LzIw.SoI1, Joyce Davison, Keith Morgan, and Io Ann Gallimore. The trophy cases, which are quite crowded, are just inside the front entrance of the building. f , I ALTON DAVIS . -Q , 521 'I E' f MARY ALICE DAVIS "Qi, SHIRLEY DAVIS A . EW ,, I I . JOYCE DAvISoN I I ,..., h Q q A K Jam, A ' , fx" izi DANNY DAWSON I l 1 Q' .1 ,R -1- f In I JOY DEARY 4 lffjQ A A A SHIRLEY DE SHAZO Nuff' I I - YA ' , son DICKEY 'I I I .53 JOAN DIcIcsoN A I -4 SYLVIA DIETERING - -nw O' f , siylif 1 if f 'V E1 -I E K 1 , EARLENE DIXON GAIL DIXON KARL DOCKRAY id? PAT DOIDGE GRETA DOTY IIMMIE DOWLING JIMMIE DOWNING A DON DRESSER f A3 DORIS DUDLEY wN A vu- , MARLYS DUNAGAN DORIS DUNCAN CONNIE EADY if I 0 ALLEN EARLY BETTY JEAN EAST LUIS EASTERWOOD FRANKIE EDWARDS BILLY EGER . if ' MARY ELDER DON ELLIOTT Oi' TOMMY ELLIOTT gr 5 EDNA FAYE EMBERSON I MARLENE ESKIN KENNETH EUBANK PATSY ANN EUBANK A I9 A CAROL JEAN EWING ff I ROY FAUBION BUDDY FERIS MARGIE FEWELL A ' ,H CARRIE DONA EERRELL 3 H W -JE .. A L I I I .. , ,,,:,i? h, P , Aj 7 Evil Q: -1' 1 1 ' P , L, 1' i SX .w9' 'U L I ily V I X 1 '- J 4 I I - A ' 5 I Sf OA I ' ' II' ' ' 'I" I VA ,, L A f 4, K .11 A . if ui . . A ,.. o I : .1 I ALWW' W' I EN .. Na 'vb fx A I7":f'3 f -.Q-QT 4 if , r- ' 3' An 'U i 1 if ,, 'Q' .....Class of' 3 'I .- GALA FISHER v I :Aj 5, I RICHARD FLANAGAN 4 F 'ff J A w 3 I RAAR f I IQ, . ,l ,. I X. 'Y wg Q ref., Q, " Q -J , A K I BILLY FLEMING ELAINE FLEMING 'ha f 7 tb E ...Mil . bg Ii' 431 I L I I ' I. -Q I A R J I Isla .af :Q - Af? , , ,f I I f 8 gg E X at ,V ,, Nil ,I R' , '-A I , N.. IU4 F I A.-4 Sophomore stuzlents in tlze lzornemolcing lol? are preparing biscuits and coca. Katherine .Vatliieu i.s stirring cocoa. Delores Hamilton lzolds a pastry slieet as Rexell Smallin takes up tlze lviscuits. In the first year home- making course, the girls learn to prepare lrrealcfasts and lunclzeons, give parties tlze cor- rect way, make table decora- tions, and use correct talnle etiquette. DARLENE FLOWERS MAVIS FLUKE BETSY FONVILLE MAX FORD ROBERT FORT JEAN FOSTER JAMES FowLFR v HOMER FRANKIN, JR. JAMES FRANKLIN JOHNNY FREDENBURG ! .bf I X , I- MODY FREDRICKS ' FRANK FRENCH '3' MARY FRENCH ' DICK FRISBIE MILDRED FROST ROY FURR JIMMY GAFFORD JERRY GAILEY DONALD GAITHER JO ANN GALLIMORE GENE ANN GALLOWAY VIRGINIA DALE GANDY SAMMY GARNER DONNA GARRETT ROGER GARRETT BILLY GATLIN PEGGY JO GATLIN MARTHA GIFFORD KATHALEEN GILBERT RUBY GILL BARBARA GILLIAM DON GILLISPIE EUNICE GILMORE TOMMY GLEATON JOHN GLOVER MILTON GOOD KENNETH GORDON ODESSA GORDON BETTY GOTT GWENDOLYN GOWENA NELDA GRACE, ALVIS GRAHAM by -2 19 13 X r ..- 56 xl ffl I fx ,,, A 9 .....CIass of' 3 I I4 vu. E J XX wr ' . 3f 3 ' my 2 'X I I DANE GRANT ANN GRAVES CURTIS GRAVES DOYLE GRAVES 4? Ive' '2 1'fij1 -:N 1 'f - if- I r . ,, . , I 13" Q-.f , At the Sock-Hop this year the program was presented hy an all-sophomore cast, Participating in the Glunior Birdmcnv act are, left to right, Dale Mahon, Nancy Shepherd, Darlyne Woods, Frances Lau- ender, and Kay McDonald, who was senior-commander. MARDIS GRAVES ROY GRAVES CAROLE GRAY E. L. GREEN KATHERINE GREENE JAMES GREER JACKIE GRIFFIS MARTHA GRIZZLE GEAN GROSS - I1 MICHAEL GROVES 'N 'x I I 4 ,E ss.,A. fe WILLIE Bos GSCHWEND DOUGLAS L. GUINN 1 GEORGE GUY WAYNE HACKNEY ' I fn A L' I I E . , Le an L,,LG I E if VERA HADDOCK BOBBIE HALEY CLARA HALFORD PATSY JO HALL PRESTON HALL DELORIS HAMILTON PATSY ANN HAMILTON MARIAN HAMPTON ROSE HARD LARRY HARDIN BETTY RUTH HARRAL DIANE HARRIS ORVALENE HARRIS SHIRLEY HARRIS WENDELL HARRISON LA JUANDA HARTMAN JOHNNY HATCHETT DON HATLEY, JR. GARY HAWK ATHELIA HAWKINS JACK HAWKINS JAMES HAYNES JIMMY HAYNIE WENDELL HEARNE ROBERT HEATH JUENETTA HENDERSON JERRY HENSLEE MILDRED HERRIN if "' I it iv S P' gui-v I I 1 1 2 ,EM ap 5 ' ,. A 'S Q., ",'i?f3f-I' . I rn. ,I A 'um ,Y xg, 2' " ' 5 ' ' ay 4 x - -l 'Y' u , f 1, A, jf5'v J: . , I Q I A I I I JfL - I ESI A -it ' .gi w--.475 At IH if lei P ,, , ax Q p A" Class of Q? 1 It , 3 may I .1 ,fha s. 4! 1 LAWERENCE C, HERRON STEWART HESTER RAY HICKMAN BUDDY HILL xt' .rff I i ,is 4 f ' X, Q3 Sapliomores enjoying their noon meal in the cafeteria are, from left to rzgllt, IVanfla Neill, Carol lean Ewing, Marian Hampton, Larry Byrd, Ralph Murphy, George Guy, and Peggy Pittman. Students are not required to eat in the cafeteria, but a representative group of the stufleritbocly pre- fer it. JOAN HILL MARY BETH HILL MARY ELIZABETH HILL PAUL HILL SANDRA HILL PATSY HINSON xx f L Q i some HOGAN .Q , L, , , ANNETTE HOLDERBY it ,gi E 1' I 3' X11 i-- Zi THOMAS HOLEMAN BONNIE HOLLAND A s JOANNE HOLMES 22 A , A DIANE HONEY if -gi A A A A EMMA LEE HOOTEN f A iiit JosL HOUSTON 108 I i ' I I A A ' K , JA. f E gt MARGIEBETH HOWARD PATSY HOWARD BETH HUDSON DON HUDSON PATSY HUFSTEDLER DAVID HUGHES EDDIE HUGHETT HENRY HUNEKE WARREN HUNT MARY HUNTER DONALD HUSH J. HUTCHERSON LA RITA HYATT BILL INGRAM BILL ISBELL GARY JACKSON JOE JEFFERSON BETTY LOU JOHNSON DONNIE JOHNSON HOUSTON JOHNSON KENNETH JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON JANELLE JOLLY MILTON JONES TRUMAN JONES WANDA JUDD CECIL KARNES -1. V' . f aft 1 2? nn' -. Q 4 I 1 , V I :, , Q , BI : L I I KT ,fp f' 'U F M , I, 'fa , fb- I I .f ff I I 4,., ,L wif, W I ,S gf+'5:gg '.5: 5 .. . i , 14. ff sa 9 p ,Z YY , , lp' QMS? 44' ' If I f L , r-RI -nv xtsw lf'."5. JW' I ' R A ,ri-01' J I7 C... , f JTER ' I I - H, I fi Y' in A JJJJJJ N 'X' I ' .E I I . mg I A3109 4 L J I. A ,J 2 .li fl If Class of ' 3 EWELL KELLEY DOROTHY KELLY . has ' . ,ts . yi JACKIE KELP y n BARBARA ANN KEY 5 A Keith W'11ife is trying iris skill at getting the XX 'j fi w mw ,m VV ! 1 bean Img in a pumpkin at the Senior Carnival, iiii ' and he seems to be puttingg fmflz extreme effort. Sopl1mn0'res and juniors are 4 BILLY KEY urged by the Seniors, weeks """ -14. fzlzezzrl of this ,gain event, to ' CLARADENE KILLION H Q I I I , , A A sale money nm t zen Jeanna ' I V 'T E JANE KING spemltlzrifts rm the night of the yu 'Y od ,M "F .ca carmwl. -fs: ' A A f , " if 'YH ii-24321 f . VERA KINKLER W ii , 3 HANK KIRSCHNER . r- A ,, W 1 -4: ' Q' ,z 5 HORACE KRIZAN 'uv " , xs, s A .X .3 - ,': m I S-E 4 'Q N f ii 'iv K, V' .W 'T 4' 9 'R pf ', 2.189 , .91 E 1 q 4 ii y L W W if L 5 J A ,Y 502 CHARLES LACKEY DOROTHY LAMBERT DOROTHY LANE MAXINE LAKE FRANCES LAVENDER JACK LAWSON JO ANN LAWSON NELLEROSE LEACH GLORIA LEAVERTON BOB LEE LUCILLE LEGG CHERRILLE LEMON MARY LEMONS BILLY LEWIS JAMES LEWIS LIANNE LEWIS RICHARD LINDSEY DON LITTLE JIMMY LOCKLAR KAY LOFLEY GERALD LONG RUSSELL LONG RICHARD LOWERY DICKY LOWREY ARLENE LOWRIMORE GEROLD LOYD JOY LUCK ORA MucDONALD AVALYN MADDOX DALE MAHON MARGUERITE MANLEY A. J. MARCY SHIRLEY MARION LILLY MARIS WILDA MARSH EDDIE MARTIN 'vi iv , If , "I ""1'- Ig I ZIL I WJ ' I 'XX sv l 11 I V V an I, K., F A-.auf I '. 4. W Q I ..c':l' rf f 3' 5127! I ' ,A K. 4 H. 5 J, -:,,,,f K.- 's ,L . , me ' IW EI I 1 2' x ii, RS' S fm , bv. FF' J 'U N I I ee 1 E' are 3155, . Q J X1 I A Sm ii Q K K., I 4 'S Q 50" , ,, -.4 , mv, .f IIQIIIIQIL Q I -n 1' .A i,,,,,.f .1 X + "9 Q wk, . ,wi '29 K-1 ,151 n '35 sri.. - .X -- 3 1 , I 'VI I P I U2 Class of ' 3 x a if I ,s WS -K JL 'P' x wr-rw m , I 'ITJTN 1 Ji 135- X ,XI 1? m fi JERRY MARTIN NOVIS MARTIN THERESA MARTIN JAMES MASSEY 'X In Q sr N 2. ,,,..., .. , '31 a F In a fall j7l'flCfI!'!', zulriclz is held Bach s1'I100l day for two llOlll',S', lanzas' f7ll'CllS KIOftI is teaching IVayIaml Sims and Iolm Bangle some pointers C'OlICL'I'I1IlI,Q the KATHERINE MATHIEU JOYCE MAULDIN GLENDA MAXEY BETTY McALLISTER VICTOR MCALLISTER BOB MCCARLEY nw 'S motor of a Car. In the auto rrzeclrarlics courses, boys are taught math, r1c2sign.s, layout, Corzsfracfion, and repairs of autonzolrile bodies. Two years of this fype of stuffy Should qualify a boy for a good job in this firm of work or preparation for collage erluczztiorl. GWEN DOLYN MCCLELLAN SARA MCCOMB CAROLYN McCORKLE JO NELL MCCOWN LU ANN McCOY DWAYNE MCCRARY JOAN MCCRARY DOROTHY MCCREARY WALLACE McDANIEL DONNIE McDOLE CRAIG McDONALD KAY McDONALD DOROTHY McGEE PEGGY MCGOWAN JOE MCILHANEY LEON McILROY ELMO McKEE NELL McKEE RAY MCLARTY LU ANNE MCNEILL DAVID MCPHERSON JAMES MCPHERSON MARJORIE McQUEARY HUGH McREE ALICE MIDDLETON JAMES MIDDLETON TOMMY MIERS KARL MILLER 4 HILLIARD MILLS MARY MILLS FRANK MITCHELL GENE MITCHELL DON MITCHELL HELEN MIZE PAUL RAY MODAWELLE BARBARA ANNE MOONEY " 1 J- :ff - W- -, .. , ,,, A . "' if di u if I ' ff -. , wg 43. 1 3 fq .ggi ' I 1 L 4- I1 X641 'J' Q' J I I DI . S, Iv .f rig? J ELA xx ,. I ,Q9, 2 -5? 1? 5 I ' . l I , , . I 'WH '15 II -41 gf SDGI A , ni f I l f Q! . s .v ,.ns SL I E if ff.: fu ....CIass of' 3 JOANN MONTGOMERY RACHEL MONTGOMERY -x 'Y , '45 fa.. A ROBERT MONTGOMERY I B Folk dancing is one of the clizef fornis of recrea 4 DAVID MORGAN tion at all-sclzool parties. Pictured are, left, Diane Y PM 4? licitissezizz and Wallace Wilson, right, Kay M0 E 1 ,. Danalfl and Iarnes Taylor A 4 1" A v These couples seem intent or ' H Jr V learning a new dance. Ofter Ni, x girls, learning new dances in A their physical education classed liclps tlze bays to learn more KEITH MORGAN quickly at parties. ' W BARBARA MORRIS as 1 fl '. R ' 1 NORMAN MORRIS -of N we I Ifi . .ay 1 1- 7 T ff Y ,aa-. I X ,w'f.i Xl ' I PATSY MORRIS , iiii y W BETTY MORSE Q, SUSAN MOWERY Q EDGER MURPHY A my y, RALPH MURPHY -R 5 V, t4 2 GEORGIA MURRAY A A 5 RICKY MURRY ,Y ini in A, f' 2 T D ALMA RUTH MYERS Y, E,- E R y JOANN MYRICK A .' A P f A -3 ' A 6 3 gyi RAY NALL ' . . ,, ig, Af. r ' A"'q 1 A . WANDA NEILL fi R RA P R o A "1 ccccc C1 f GENE NELSON J M JIMMY NELSON 'AI' JI I ' I ' I I Jw! 5 . 'Q' I 13" BILLY NESBJTT f 4' If-3' . , 'V 1 , J .J AL. c ROLY ' A f A ' A N NEWMAN ,-J ,qj A, i f A , A ibiqff ' I ' " 'ELE EEL JI I . got- 2' 3 ., fy- , X -LA JN . 'S' , . A ,F fx f J J 1 m,!?i,5I Bos NICHOLAS BILLIE Nlx v ' b A 'Q EEE I . V9 NELvA NoLANn A ,f-gg. , 9 .3 'fu f wg.- JERRY NORMAN ' 3 I LL NS ' K . ,' , , 1, 4' -.f11 JAMES NORMAND DON oATMAN I JUNE ooEN V SL H 92 l ,J 4, ,,, P x JE J -:A I DON O'HAlR x--A A ff- NW, jQ E. 32 ' ' 7 ,J ,QM I JUNE o'NEAL SANDRA OSBEN IRA owENs JAMES OWENS PATSY OWENS LUCILE OWSLEY BOB PARR4 SAMMYE PASCHALL SANDRA PERRY JIM PETLIT CHARLCIE PETTY PATSY PHARR TWILA PHILLIPS VERA PINKERT GERALD PINKSTON PEGGY PITTMAN an , 45 J 'Q , 5. " 'A ' no ,. I ' 'D 5 la J,E , . 4: ,gm I i Z Us :Mn I ,-fl' A I Wcif' ii I Q .....CIassof 3 DORIS POARCH LOIS PORTER wv JO POSEY CARLA PREWITT I ,Y 1. I tk 111377 3. -- F I Wfzri f. 1' IRES: Entering the building one frosty December eve- ning, on their way to the Y-Teen caroling party right, Beth Burkhalter, Lilah lane Smith, and Mary Ann Walker. The caroling party is an annual event through which Y-Teens spread good cheer to residents of the neighborhood areas around the school. are, from left to BERNARD PRICE BETTY PRICE PEGGY PRICE GLENDA PRITCHARD WILMA PROCK ALICE LYNN PROUTY GARY PRUITT K Aa A SUE PUCKETT 1 PEGGY PUGH ifX? ! 'Ar i HELEN QUIGLEY I 16 1 ii ff . JI! I 134 ' I f BARBARA QUINN BETTY SUE RABURN ARCHIE RAMBEAU MARY RANDAL JEFF RANDOLPH FORREST RANKIN SHIRLEY RANKIN DONNIE D. RAPPE JOHN RATCLIFF DIANE RATISSEAU DAN RATLIFF ROBERT RAWLS DONNIE RAY GENIECE RENFROE GLORETTA REYNOLDS SAMMY RIBBLE BOB RICHARDS JACK RICHARDS DONALD RICHARDSON BILLY RICHMOND CAROLYN ROAN DALE ROBERSON BETTY ROBERTS JO ANN ROBERTS RITA JOY ROBERTSON PAUL RODDEN DONNA ROGERS JOY ROGERS KAY ROGERS MARY JO ROGERS JOAN ROOKER ALLEN ROSS ' -8 . CW 'VHS war EV ' of , N'-r 1 f' Ii' jx! F'E' , T P I ,. I P sv' - 4 lv S"' X5 Q., , I A ,Q V 'I , . ss ? I A ' . 2 If H If -5 W -or ..47 sir C S . an Iii L I i l k 2-" I A I up K l it x XJ, ',,E A3 .....CIassof'3 .1 I f' I S I ? 'ixhwf .Ii 5 AXIS ml L A I A if . ' , ini. 9 1- ,,..a.s L., , J A L 4' 'x 'D f . ax I.. ' Q .gf I. A x 1 It A U C 1'-il 'TSR fx.-'X ff ij- ,im , . F, , A 3 ivy.. i . 'AN 'Ti .,y. A 118 ' .Iain TOMMIE ROUSE I . JIM ROWLAND ALBERT ROWLETT SUE RUCKER '7'Uiv Y' f af BUST L At the night pep rally which was held before the Odessa-YI'esterner football tilt, the Sopho- more and junior classes presented skits. Partici- pants in the sophomore skit are, left to right, Hank Kirsclzner as the villain, Evelyn Smith as the mother of the girl the villain wants to marry, and Nancy Shepherd as the girl. The night pep rally takes place the evening preceding the game considered most impor- tant by the cheerleaders. SANDY RUDIN DAVID RUTLEDGE LYDIA SANDERS BETTY RUTH SCARBOROUGH PATSY SCHMIDT BILLY SCOTT wg 5 CHARLES scoTT . GAIL scoTT f , g 'ff . PATRICIA scoTT f f V VONDA SCROGGINS ALICE SELF 667-3, 3. AXE' 1 K4 f BOBBIE SELLERS PATRICIA SENTER Ii. 'I LESTER SHAVER I f- g3??,,,-- - BIRDIE SHAW , I A af "' ,. TEDDY SHELLEY A W Q A , .ci , 'AAV ag NANCY SHEPHERD I 4, , I 4 JULIA BS SI-IERRQD R JM, ,. f l DEEE I 1 ' f MYRNA SHIPMAN ROYCE SHIPP I S S S A gig, ' fn, A K "' I AA, TOMMY SIDES 4,,,,,f A ,gs 1 38 JOHN A. SIMMONS qEJ J A 4 1 1 . 3 '.kVV nk- J Q .aymmsff I I L AY, f fl' wAYI.AND SIMS ANN SLATON , ,Q W Y BROOKS SLOVER ,, I A QQ -.-I ' , REXELL SMALLIN Q f O: D I BARBARA SMITH DAVID SMITH I 'Q' -S DIXIE SMITH , Q EVELYN SMITH ff ,515 . A I S- I - , ii V g-,, V .5 NQ " A f ...f, IE J E.: I T xf ' I LILAH JANE SMITH I QM' :I A I ' f- 'Q ,W PAUL SMITH -ff' A ' .R S A I If VIRGINIA SMITH TY 1 QS -ir 5 Qa I E E, BILLY w. SNIDER Ii 4 '- r f I ' . ' ,L'-.,.., X I I 'Al A f S.. .BA ,I If. f " A JAMES SOLLEY WENDELL SPENCE EUDELL SPITZER KATHLEEN SQUIRES MICHAEL STAFFORD PAT STAMBAUGH FRITZ STANLEY MAXENE STANSELL F 5. Vw! ' E-o ufx i, T-2? 'W I gk I A ? 3 119 'I si SM. ,, .....Class of, 3 HENRY STAPLETON A LOIS STARK RW' .JH f R t 1 J .K I W BETTY JO STARNES A 1 SHIRLEY sT. CLAIR r f N.. , L:,. ii e V L if J Q Af "Buy a tag, and support the Westernerslv This is the perpetual cry of L.H.S. students selling tags during football season. The sale of tags is spon- sored by the Student Council, the Westerner Mothers' Club, T and the Band. Here, Nancy A Shepherd sells tags to HelenJ Benton, left, and Wilma Brock. JOHN STEGER EMILY STEPHENS RAYMOND STEPHENS GENE STEVENSON BETTY JO STEWART BOBBY GENE STEWART THOMAS L. STRIDGER 'Q' .. CHUCK STREHLI ' .A gi, -Q to , W PATRICIA STRICKLAND 5 ss, T t RUBY MAYE STRICKLAND . .. A RICHARD STYLES v ' " JAMES TAYLOR ' - TYRYS RJ-Jfltpsss rx "4" , ' , J. P, TAYLOR p -A 1? no X 1 TOMMY TAYLOR 15: . 4' up-A W, ff HAROLD TEAL ROY TEETERS W Q , , f K T. M. TEMPLE if BETTY TEMPLETON is ,,,. Jr q JK "' f DELBERT TEMPLETON EUGENIA TERRELL 1 2: A N GERRY THoMAs 5 A 2 fr 4 f GLORIA JUNE THOMAS ,V A A :XXI . V A I JO-ANN THOMAS LELA FERN THOMAS HOMER RAY TH OMASON 10 1. MARGARET THOMPSON SHIRLEY THOMPSON BENNIE T. THORPE ELNORA TltfE'R'Y' Wulf E Y DON TIPPS All CAROLE TOLLIN GAILYA TONROY ir CHARLES TRULL 'W-asv L "3 FRANCES TUCKER ' PAULA TURNER ROSEMARY UNGER VALTON VAN CLEEVE BESSIE VANDIVER WANDA VANGINAULT JACK VAUGHAN "A -f A .an Ausmr VAUGHN at A . .J CLOVIS vAuGHN " 'U 1 A ELTAEQEE A "' .....CIass Of' 3 BETTY LOU VAUGHT , g ' I I or , KATHRYN VEAZY NOLAN VINCENT I KARL VINSON I I Ia. I . I7 T E 1 I i K ' I 54 A T -' I t , . A A 5 , 1, P .XI ' K , ,, y 1 S I ' 'Z - Iilligiffi ia! . .W 1. I I T I I .9 ff . Q 7.1 I I ag A 1 ? I I ' W:'b- i E . 6 I ' at ,, I ,s 'IW E A Y A I eff-,j, affix? ,M V . K -- 'I 5. W ,y 'Q 1 'Q I f .1 5 cet?-, .lbffz Leaning ,s-cllool after a long day of bard work is an event to wlzicll many students look forward. It is a time for cokes, gossip, and daily relaxation. Shown above, Soplzomores leaving L.H.S. by the front entrance are Ioyce IVlzite, fol- lowed by Margie Bray. Billy Key, acting the part ofa gentle- man, is holding the door. BOOTS WACASEY JOHNNY WADDINGTON KYLE WAITE CARROLL WALKER C. D. WALKER CHARLES WALKER an an 'l W DORIS WALKER MARY ANN WALKER GRACE WALLER KAREN WARNER DAVID WASSUM BILL WATSON I JO ANN WEAKS ANN WEAVER I I' ROBERT WEBB YVONNE WEBB DICK WELCH STE I A 3 GAYE WELCH A1 II.. .. JOSEPH WELCH SKIPPER WELCH s I I I WALDINE WELLS I 5 FRANCES WEST X " gg, I V , ,hi 71,11 gxx-Y , ., PAT WESTER DALLAS WHALEY RoYLENE WHEELER BRUCE WHITE ' ' Ki af? T29 WN' fn if g ' I -v ' Q-lvl X JOYCE WHITE KEITH WHITE " B R. -:I .Z MATILDA WHITE I . X II' f v N u nw -. , 4- I A. 3 - BILLY WHITSON I I E I , E .E JIMMY WHITSON CLINTON WHITTAKER , I VIRGINIA wHITwoRTH B- - I I ' BARRY WICKLIFFE - I f Q ..,. . f I LII, ff BOB WILBANKS JOHN WILKERSON fl BOBBY WILKINS 2 av 'Q VIVIAN WILLARD BETTY WILLBANKS CHARLES WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMS 'If I guy' :sid if-M E ... .I -F 1 I ,f -.. wx 11 K "" 3. -f , db LE.I ' fI,I 1 " as-E I I 113 9 ' fl' ,JL "V" i I I.,! I' I 4 SII MS 'E If 5 f SHIRLEY WILLIAMS I 1 X IRIACVQWM al ' I N Y I I A, -L fl P 4 IV I 'B' 'mf 1 QF xv ,.f:,'RI.I'R ,waive ' U L A -'YS i. I Si . 1...- ALI Class of ' 3 BETTY WILSON my EDWARD WILSON I ,gk 4 ff ..s"" I Z5 II In i ,R is fi 'S of if X ' I t -3 -Q M is 165' :., E, ,ff JACK WILSON POLLY WILSON Miss Grace Padley, guidance' rlireetor, is slzolcn explaining 150- rrational ability and interest tests to soplmmore students. They are Paula Angle, Iolm Blocker, and Ioe Hcmston. The tests Miss Padley gives often help to de- termine eourses students are interested in and types of work they prefer. WALLACE WILSON I K 5, A JO ANN WITT Bossv wooo F . n .. - v f It'SS -- '- I Q I A ,ff s I we X. Y' " - K 'N . 'fs' .f 'I' S 1 - DARLYNE WOOD CHARLOTTE WOODARD SCOTTIE WOODFIN MARVIN WOODSON FRANK WRIGHT JANET YANCY TOMMY YELVINGTON BOBBY YOUNG LOUELLA YOUNG LYNDA YOUNG DON ZACHARY HECTOR ZAMORANO Enrichment Program A valuable and integral part of the opportunities for learning oyzered by Lubbock Senior High School is the extracurricular and club program. Through participating in extracurricular activities and holding membership in clubs, a stu- dent .may explore various fields in order to find where his talent lies. In this way students may find an aptitude for a profession or a hobby. Principal Floyd Honey calls the activities an "enrichment programf, because they link the student to his school life by making' him feel that he has a part, by helping him meet friends with mutual interests, and by developing initiative, leadership, and responsibility. Mr. Honey also stated that we might call extra- curricular activities "co-curricularf because of the great part they play in discovering interests. L.H.S. students may belong to honor, departmental, and religious-social clubs. Honor clubs serve to recognize students for outstanding work. Departmental clubs grow out of academic experiences and broaden interests of students. Religious-social clubs place emphasis on character-building and service. Student interest in clubs is evidenced by the fact that 68 percent of the student body belong to one or more of the twenty-four clubs. The average club membershi 1 for the entire student body is 1.26 clubs per student. It is also of interest to know that of students having a "Cv average or above, 72 percent hold club membership. However, among those having an average below "Cv only 50 percent have club membership. Thus it seems that students who have more interest in school activities make better grades. Lubbock Senior High School is proud of its enrichment program. Making complete the scope of knowledge, extracurricular activities build character and personality. VDE- j K ,ae-r'l4.f . IVY I ,f 'A xzxnff, V 5'4'5f'13-mpg. Qi W-If-. Ima-"' , fa-1 IIII , . I ,MI ' , - I . I ph- . N, '11- X uw- I, -- ,, f- 395' f . I I, ,gingcgl I,g,,,r' -, 11. ' IIII f fixes.-W , Wm I - 44, mf .. , , - 'rw - ..1-.211 V. . fix?-- ,f--, -. wi. - - ff, ,-f .-. 1 -y -- -- ."-.-ev-1, 1 ' .-.fi --'A - - ev- 1- . -I f.s Lf-,y I ,I -., '- N -F ff-.,,3gLp:,, I 1 - JV- , -3-f I-IN, ff ' - -, --1. - .1 ,, V --gf ,. - . -P VII: . I. I IIIST5 I I III,I,..I,4 ,. . 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Student Body Officers Heading the 1950-51 Lubbock Senior High School student body are prohcient Melvin Deardorff, vice- president, personable Terry Young, president, piquant Lola Anderson, secretary, and energetic Tommy Haney, head cheerleader. Serving capably as chairman of the Safety Committee of the Student Council, Melvin, a junior, finds time in his copious schedule for active participation in Hi-Y, National Honor Society, and Iunior Thespians. Liberally endowed with the qualifications of a leader, Terry, a senior and honorary Westerner letterman, presides over the Student Council and assemblies, and also finds time for the Vilesternaire choir, Hi-Y, and National Honor Society. Keeping minutes and doing correspondence work for the Student Council, Lola, a senior, manages to serve as a Y-Teen cabinet member and as a member of Quill and Scroll Society. Enthusiastically planning pep rallies, heading the Courtesy Committee of the Student Council, and super- vising tag sales, Tommy Haney, a senior and active Hi-Y member, was elected Lieutenant Governor at Boys State last summer and also earned membership in the National Thespians last year. 128 Class Officers Pictured planning activities for the Senior Class are their elass ofieers. Seated, Sterling Miller, Frank Ford, lane Franklin, Daitid Clark, and Mary Belle Perryinan. Standing, Iris Branson, secretary, james Grace, Pat Abernathy, Faye Pruitt, and Neil Vaughn, president. The junior Class is represented by their oficersg seated, Carol Collins, Pat Philips, Shirley Chapman, secretary, lerry Smith, president, and Roy Bur- rows. Standing, Ioanne Pierce, Barbara Sanders, Donnie Dean, Tommie Harts- jield, Charles Brewer, and Roy Middle- ton. Not pieturerl is Iolmny Tatum. Two newly elected Sophomore officers are being welcomed by the president and other ofheers. The new members are Ioanne Roberts, vice-president, and Kay McDonald, secretary. Others are stand- ing, BuddyI1ill,president,jimmy Craze- ford, George Guy, Craig Mellonald, lf. L. Green, David McPherson. Seated, Sylvia Dietering, Shirley Thompson, Nancy Lynn Shepherd, Helen Benton, Patsy Hufstedler, and Dick Lowrey. Not pictured is Eddie Hughett. In addition to the many other duties that go with being deans, Mrs. Dahlia Terrell and Mr. H. J. McCabe serve as Student Council sponsors. Here they hold a copy of the "Westerner Who's Who," a Student Council publi- cation. The thoughtful advice and willing help of Mr. McCabe and Mrs. Terrell account for much of the suc- cess of Student Council projects. B 5 Guidances who are not represented by one of the class officers elect a representative to the Student Council. Although these delegates vote only when Council members give them that power, they may enter into the discussion and report Student Council business to their homerooms. The Council elected faculty representatives this year for the first time. Representatives are, front row, Miss Nell Marie Wiley, Mary Lou Brewer, Belva Blake, Faye Crowley, Mary Caveness David Morgan, Frank Wright, Lila Jane Smith, Shirley Cartwright, and Carole Averitt, third row, Pat Patrick, Etaweazze Turne Al Alschialer, Franklin Greer, Marybeth Toles, Ann Conely, Genevieve Self, and Shirley Cox. Jane Smith, Betty Sue Martin, and Mr. Carl Willingham, second row, Miss Edit 1 ..-9 P' 7 ,Ig L ,A E? N 1 3- - . 1 mmm uni-1 Q Q -4 3 3 -N.: 'W' fe,-4 A AQ, - . . . : 1 Lwmyf' k kIf"1V 'gx it ,W , ' V 4 . ' M I ,gi f fgifffl iv A if M, ,zu ,fix f U :,a,,,g'- Q I: if dvi .fg,,g,g 'f '. :- fgiz f ' ' 'ff "ii5'ff! t f' f - 9 . L E, 'F - X i as-nl I' x I... g, .Q ig ff-'?Iva Nw., swf , M ,MM yum fig: .ses in Q, .... 5 gig.. fig, 4' ff 1 -Lf f 1 iff' .v If ix., Qi T' , x 5, W' W 52 11-A "vw 9' W1 5... wx I A ' .ng -5, 13,15 i mx. ?"1wkjM.'fk' in gig:- i'fJ' 533' 4 Page J , 5 Y w w i t r 1 t 1 Again, as in years before, the We.sterners pay homage to their ancestors and namesakes, the hardy pioneers of the Great Plains. On this day ordinary wear is doffed in favor of traditional garb of the old XVest, and pande- monium reigns through L.H.S. These candidates for the most typically dressed are Claynelle Pack, Ilelen Benton, girls, winner, Virginia Carr, Marlene Veazy, Milton Beach, john Franklin, and Harlan Cook. Not pictured is Don Holcomb, boys' winner. Round-Up contest winners were presented with hand- tooled Westerner belts with "Round-Up-195l', inscribed on them. Wilda Marsh won the yodeling contest. Carol Ham's poster placed first. jerry Iackson's winning poem was read on the program Round-Up night. Also on the program was Neil Vaughrfs winning song. Horace Krizon won the old-fashioned ufiddlingv contest. Not pictured is Cynthia Loveless, .slogan winner. 'WZ"-"W'?Y:f'2i:1' -- -' ,.-,. .',N1i1,!i , ta..-,i:fw'f" f':V'X1:a , , f--fdlfw-iw. . -me , .. In old tradition, square dancing and folk games prevailed. However, ball room dancing was popu- lar as shown here. At left Joanne Pierce dances with Paul James. Right are Jody Gallimore and Dick Russell. 133 The Student The Exchange Assemblies The exchange assemblies were organized last year to pro- mote friendship and good will between the schools of District 3-AA. LAMESA . . , During their "Truth or Consequences" program James Sides failed to answer his question correctly. His consequence was to sing with charming Kay Wiggins. BIG SPRING . . . These determined young ladies give their version of two little girls' first dance recital. LAMESA . . . Another amusing consequence in the Lamesa assembly was executed here when Gerre Hancock danced the rage of the 20's, the Charleston, with a couple of Lamesa "flappers." These girls, pictured here with their accompanist and master of cere- monies, sang a number of songs. One of the most popular with Lubbock students was "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." ,T K W V? Q' I 5 . . , 1 I x , Q 'V I. if 5 A Y A. fl --N m I s Counczl Presents BANGLE SALES . . . Each year the Student Council sponsors the sale of tuberculosis bangles. Dividing into teams of Blacks and Golds, the losing team sponsors a party for the group selling the most bangles, Here Melvin Deardorff collects money from Kay McDonald and Lila Jane Smith. TAG SALES . . . The Council also sponsors the sale of gold tags bearing timely sayings such as "Smear the Coyotes." These tags are worn by loyal Westerners before each football game and some major basketball games, This is one of the ways the Council makes money to spend on worth-while projects. Mary Jane Smith makes a sale to Peggy Davis and Betty Morse. CHRISTMASTIME . . . Each year as the Christmas season nears, the Council sponsors the decor- ation of the halls. Under the able direction of Jerry Smith the school assumed a holiday atmosphere. Here Carol Collins hands a rope of tinsel to Tommy Stevens. THE SOCK HOP . . . Among the successful parties planned by Pat Abernethy, chairman of the Recreation Committee, was the Sock Hop. Students in plaid shocks, dainty socks, and novelty socks danced to the music of Buddy Hackflelds band. Jack Weldon, whose feet are shown here, and Jody Montgomery won first and second prizes, respectively, in the sock contest. L.. Assemblies In L. H. S., assernhlies are planned so that they are hoth educational and entertaining. Under the direction of the assernhly eonzrnittee of the Student Council various types of programs are offered. High on the list of favorites are student assenzlalies. Clubs, departments, and uarious interest-groups take turns planning and presenting the programs. Ulhen speakers are guests, they are ehosen for their ahilities to bring something of future use to the audience effectively and interestingly. 5 Terry Young, president of the .student hody, chats with llappy Harvey who presented what many stu- dents heliere was one of the most enjoyable paid a.s-sernhlies presented this year. Contrary to the appearance of those pictured helow, these people are not really crazy. They are just enjoying aeting out and singing the ugords of the tune, i'Dozen By the Old Mill Streanzfl prompted hy Happy at the piano. They are Jimmy Crawford, Pat Philips, ferry Blaelfhurn, Betty Doris Hamilton, Grey I.eu'is. Claradene Killian, Mr. Rogers Orr, Miss .Vary Wilson, and jaek Moore. 2 3 The happiness and pride that shines in the faces of Dick Cobb and Donnie Rawls, co-captains of the Westerner football team, is a reflection of that on the face of every Westerner. Dick and Donnie receive on behalf of the team and student body the trophy proclaiming L. H. S. champion of District SAA. Presenting the trophy is Frank Monroe, superintendent of schools and former chairman of the dis- trict. "Behave yourself valiantlyf' advised Dr. Robert Gordon, Assistant to the Dean of Men at the University of Texas in a special assembly, as a suggestion for solving the confusing problems of the world today. 4 if - . X A I - f if g fx X . . t it W. . 9 pf f xi This year the western music craze hit the school. In this, as in every other department, L. H. S. is blessed with talent. Sammy Hodge, behind, and Deverle Hens- lee add to their music colorful costumes and a novel twist. With Deverle holding the guitar, Sammy reaches around him, and both bo s play on one guitar. The boys are always a populhr attraction wherever they play, whether it be for assemblies, guidance programs or parties. AAU' um. iii v l I ' W. , , ,Vw ,X .ajft fa! V ' f- vy-i:494J3v.,, The Westerner Band Above, first row: Charlotte Woodard, Jolene Darnell, Ann Slaton, Nancy Johnston, Jane King, Belva Blake, Eugenio Terrell, Beth Burkhalter, and Kathryn Veazey. Second row: Theresa Morton, Ellene Portwood, Linda Berry, Jane Smith, Deloris Hamilton, Lucile Owsley, Mary Ann Walker, Janice Snodgrass, and Barbara Connally. Third row: Marjorie McQueary, Ja Posey, Marcia Shafer, Don Oatman, John Austin, Don Wortham, La Vonne Griffin, John Perry, Ray . McLarty, Bobby Peterman, and Hicy Tyler. Fourth row: Gwendolyn Wiley, Don Elliott, Charlcie Petty, Karl Dockray, Bobby McCarty, Bill Hollingsworth, Delbert Henry, and Teddy Trippe. Fifth row: Ernest Sullivent, Oscar Killian, Joyce Portwood, Ed Wilson, Louis Ward, Herman Bruckner, Bill Craig, Lewis Sitterly, Larry Hardin, and Johnny Fredenburg. t is Wielding the baton over the Westerner Band, Mr. Paul Branom, director of the concert and the marching bands, smiles approvingly. Now one hundred pieces strong, the band is on a competitive basis. 138 5 , Y 'll' xt-.. Above, first row: Chuck Strehli, Kathleen Gilbert, Margibeth Howard, Robbie Clift, Wendell Spence, Donald Weed, James McPherson, and Bob Collier. Second row: Lyna Carter, Dan McClesky, Bruce Martin, Tom Wilkerson, Gene Welch, Don Zachary, Pierce Bruckner, and Robert Harbaugh. Third row: Bill Rogan, Peggy Clift, James Allison, Henry Huneke, Ed Golden, David Wassum, Homer Franklin, Jr. and Clarence Whiteside. Fourth row: Bob Ford, Bob Ed Dale, Bobbie Ray, Johnny Maynard, Stewart Hester, Don Hill, W. L. Dean, John Steen, and Carl Starkey. Fifth row: Philip Brown, Buddy Hackfield, and H. B. Holdridge. Sixth row: Bill English, Ben Eskridge, Robert Collins, Johnny Baker, Clovis Vaughn, Paul James, Ted Shelley, and Gordon Lee. Seventh row: Max Ford, Travis White, and Kim Loveless. Eighth row: Wyatt Burkhalter, Dennis Calvert, Raymond Stevens, Jack Lawson, Marshall McAdams, and Glenn Smith. Performing intricate formations with precision timing is no easy job, but under the direction of Mr. C. R. Dale, drill master, the Lubbock Senior High School band has become quite skilled. Particularly spectacular are their night performances. 139 -. ,qv 31"-vtxt-. 'lb ri 3. Besides being president of Lubbock High School band Buddy Hackfield is also a member of several orchestras in Lubbock and has organized his own band to play at various school and private functions. Specializing in German music, "the Hungry Five" Earnest Sullivent, Travis Bain, Donald Weed, Glenn Smith, and Ben Eskridgel have gained much recognition by playing for guid- ances and club programs. Members of this band spend time after school to rehearse their numbers. --. i i 1 ...i Q Pictured at the lower left corner are loyc Smith, twirler, Bob Ed Dale, drum major, an Ruth Parham, twirler. Joyce and Ruth perforl with the band at football games, and Bob E: conducts the band when they march on th field. This formation, which the band used at the Amarillm game, represents a baby face. Here the band makes use o small lights worn on their caps. After making the formatioi they played "Baby Face." i l NX!- Mr. Floyd Honey congratulates Glenn Smith and Bob Ed Dale, drum major, on their trophy won by the band at the Brownfield Harvest Festival. About twenty bands participated in the Festival parade. Among them were the Texas Tech band, the Reese Air Force Base band, which led the parade, and the Hardin-Simmons Cowboy band. ei if I L . The band also has a number of smaller groups who present guidance and club pro- grams. Pictured is the flute trio made up of Lavonne Griffin, John Perry, and Janice Snodgrass. The officers of La Trezieme Musique, more E widely known as the Band Girls' Club, are front 'MTM 3 row, LaVonne Griffin, social chairman, Joyce Port- V, A ., W4 -A T37 """--Q.. ..x.....,,kMmk,-v Mid!-,,.J-f wood secretar' second row Ellene Portwood I yi I I president,' Marcia Shafer, program chairman, Joyce Smith, parliamentarian, Ruth Parham, vice-presi- dent. Some of their activities are serving refresh- ments at band socials, selling lemons at football games, and planning the program and place cards for the band banquet. Front row Wanda Campbell Irma Hopp Carole Dean Roberson, Carolyn Taylor, Iris Brunson, Jerry Stevens, Kenneth Dalrymple, and Harold Long Second row Sue Evens Nancy Ann Kirk Carolyn Pope, Shirley Smith, Ann Bondurant, Ray Thornton, Buren Malone, Gayle Smallin and Clarence Whiteside Thi d row Odessa Gordon, Carole Averett, Cynthia Loveless, Jackie Smith, Van Daniel, James Weir, Kyle Stanley and Travis Hammer Fourth row Yvonne Knox Joyce Coffman, Gloria Snell, Naomi Hardin, Billy Mack Whorton, Dean White, The Westernaires Under the leadership of Mr. Richards, the A Cappella choir has emerged' from its cocoon of former years complete with a new name "Westernaires," and informal uniforms, reverting to their I robes only for more formal occasions. Mr. Richard lDickJ Richards, a former member of the Texas Technological College faculty, is the new director of Westernaires. Firm and exacting as a director, he has inspired the members of this choral group to do their very best. rw wtf. Us e- - ' 3 7 7 is V,,., 'lf'-a..,,,,,,, First row: Annita Powers, Joy Roberson, Betty Sue Martin, Jo Ann Thompson, Jo Ann Rhodes, Joyce Sue Dowing, Nancy Hollingsworth, Betty Harvey, Shirley Robinson, and Terry Young. Second row: Ann Conely, Darryl Day, Rosemary Sprague, Sue Puckett, Gene Stevenson., Tommie Hartsfield, and Betty East. Third row: Sterling Miller, Gary Jackson, Charles Wright, Donald Page, Jimmy Adams, Dixie Smith, and Ted Simon, Fourth row: Gerre Hancock, Donald Richardson, Jack Coffman, Jack Burt, Jerrold Daniel, Jack Drake, Tommy Raney, and Gene Dean. After the choral clinic-workshop last fall, high praise was given for the Westernaires' fine soprano and bass sections -by Dr. Archie N. Jones of the University of Texas. The choir has increased to a high of 70 mem- bers over last year's 57 members. Strains of "Silent Night" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem" were wafted through the halls during the week preceding Christmas as the numerous choral groups caroled, giving to all who heard a spirit of holiness. 5,1 ,, 4 ws. av' if -. if Q B 9' :eff ' if Ar 'W r 'rs r we ve sr -.... .. - , M, .-- . ,. .-,rms-... -' rf 122,22 , r sr, ff s, fi 'rg i , get l ,swf " ' M 2, r ff. B .. 5 f r 4 VE ii E' 'liiv tu ' r ,, ef fe 533. 4 , , ggwf' ' r QE is-55 fa , . 5 .4- C2 , 5 M D 3 7 . 1 Q- . r , A W , av s . N ,y - . . N 0 ' . -1- A p .. '- - - . r fi f i , N W Lf A .I 9,7 Q 34 V, ' ' 'gy ' ' H: ,B , f. H ai . QQ K " t , . Iv v- i Q' ,O , X 013' I '. - 9 ,.' Q f. "' - '2 1' A , , , V - , Q V I L V., . .. K L . f 9 'GI , . , r 5 Q 1 t7 iv K The Harmonyaires D The Harmonyaires, girls chorus, is made up of forty-one voices Singing three and four part arrangements, the girls have presented pro grams for P. T. A. groups, school affairs, and civic clubs. First row: Joyce Beckham, Peggy Harris, Patsy McLaughlin, Jo Dickey, Pat Hartman La Faun Edwards, Joyce Mauldin, and Betty Foster. Second row: Mary Aiken, Pats' Redwine, Patsy McPherson, Betty Hancock, Carol Collins, Helen McGaw, Beverly Page Betty Doris Hamilton, Carolyn Daniel, and Wanda LaFon. Third row: Mary Hunter Greta Doty, Bertie Ellen Boyce, Phyllis Ratliff, Vanda Lester, Charlotte Branum, Pegg' Golden, and Pat Doidge. Fourth row: Betty Terrell, Pat Logan, Carey Ann McManus Alma Ruth Myers, Lavelta Estes, Pat Pruitt, and Jerrile Davis. Filth row: Billie Marii Graves, Alice Lynn Prouty, Marge Williams, Edrie Ruth Burns, Clara Ruth Hooten Patsy McCasland, Nancy McLaurin, Nancy Barnett, and Polly Ann Wilson. Orchestra Mr. Robert Pipkin, conductor of the orchestra, s now in hi.s second year at the high school. Mr. Pipkin not only teaches in Senior High School, out he also has classes in two junior high schools, gives private lessons, and is concert master for ?he Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. Students may take orchestra as either a solid course or an extra-curricular activity. The orchestra has six- teen members, five of whom also play in the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. The orchestra has presented an assembly for the Senior High School and will also present programs in the junior high schools this year. Members and their instruments are pictured below, On the front row are: Clara Ruth Hooten, violin, Ellene Portwood, violin, Diane Harris, violin, and Barbara McCune, violin. Seated at the rear are Elmo McKee, cioling Larry Hardin, violin, Verbie Bess Oldham, viola, Oscar Killian, clarinet, Rosemary Sprague, viola, Elfreida Ilill, cellog Matilda White, cello, Horace Krizan, violin, and Emma Lee Hooten, violin. Standing are Maurice Fawcett,-bass, and Don Wortharn, bass. Seated at the piano is Martha Sue Judah. Y rg' X i if my .1nwn-ff' I CNP Q13 malls H ..,, q ' " .. . , j - 3 , .M-., is ,gflfau , we ,M I 145 115 if? 9? The Westerner World Mrs. Dick Cozby, director of publications, discusses copy with Ruth Breazeale, Westerner World editor. Ruth won third place in the Journalism Contest in the state in interscholastic League last year. Westerner World editors look approvingly at a copy just off the press. From left to right, they are Bruce Hamilton, copy editor, Shirley Cartwright and Al Alschuler, news editors, and Richard Hitt, first semester sports editor. Ben West was sports editor for the second semester. Westerner World reporters are, left to right, front row, Kay Lynn Watson, Jackie Smith, Janet Yancy, Claynelle Pack, Mary Jane Smith, and Patricia Wester, second row, Winona Starr, Walter Jo Adams, Pat Harkleroad, Shirley Chapman, Carol Collins, Gailya Tonroy, and Martha Hobgood, back row, George Guy, Ben West, Sam Camp, and Bill Gordon. Advertising staff members must draw and sell advertising Here Sandy Moore, Faye Pruitt, Joyce Walker and Maurice Fawcett are hard at work. Not pictured is Betty Martin. . xx Although winning honors is not the primary objective of the 54 students who spend l50 hours each week in pro- ducing the Westerner World, last fall this weekly rated the best in Texas for the fifth time during the past seven years. The editors voice the hope that they have had a part in molding student opinion and emphasize the fact that the paper is merely the reflection of a wonderful school. "Everyone smile!" Although similar phrases are uttered many times every day by Rex Vermillion, Carl Hart, and John Franklin, photographers for the Westerner World and the Westerner, this time they had to listen and pose. Typing all the copy for the Westerner World and the Westerner amounts to quite a task. Pictured here are Dorothy Schuler, Hicy Tyler, and Mickie Willis. Not pictured is Ray Cox. The duty of these artists is to supply the Westerner World with cartoons. Bruce Hamilton, Pat Patrick, and Bruce Martin are the pictured Cartoonists. ln charge of seeing that the newspapers are distributed and that financial records are up to "snuff" are, left to right, Joan Lawson and Nelson Evans, circulation, Roberta Hollingsworth and Neal Friets, book- keeping. 4 632 Vi. .vu-3 75, trvi sr if I I -xx THE WESTERNER Although it is an extracurricular activity, the publication of the yearbook consumes much of the time of the staff members. Students begin with training sessions in the spring to learn methods in picture composition, layouts, mount ing, and copywriting. Responsible for the art work in the annual are Marion Gill, Patsy Haynes, Pat Patrick, and Carol Ham. Don Naylor designed the cover. ln the lower left hand corner, members of the faculty section are pictured interviewing Mrs. Vir- ginia Adams. They are Mary Catherine Cole, Shirley Chapman, editor, and Wanda Roberts. so Q, Below, members of the sports section wrestle with problems of the football section. They are Lola Ander- son, Freda Brown, Charis Pinkston, co-editor, and Franklin Greer, co-editor. . 5 l -. X A ,va , -4 1" 45nd 513' - The staff of approximately 80 members, including advertisers, photog- raphers, artists, and typists, was so large this year, that it was required to work in two shifts on alternate days. One period a day and a great deal of after-school and Saturday time was devoted to the production of the l95l Westerner, the largest book yet produced in L.H.S. Beginning in l945-'46, the Westerner won All-American rating in the N.S.P.A. contest for four consecutive years, and beginning with the 1947 book, it merited first place in Texas for four successive years in the T.H.S. P.A. contest. Those who compose the staff for the activity section are June Cannon, seated below, Quatha Power, Kay Lynn Watson, editor, and Nancy McKissack. Members of the Sophomore section of the yearbook using the card file in the office are Jo Ann Thomas, Katherine Mathieu, and Janet Yancy, editor. ln the picture at the lower right corner are members of the Junior section. They are Marilyn Young, Mary Jane Smith, co-editor, Evelyn Wolffarth, co-editor, Ann Haw- kins, Marietta Cantrell, and Carol Collins. Below are pictured those working on the Senior section of the yearbook. They are Ann Hintz, Mary Belle Perryman, editor, Patricia Wester, and Pat Harkleroad. 1 gl ...-......,,,,.w f-,........ ,Mi Zz: J ..1'l- ' '- . iff? - HZ, G .,., V V , P, , A ,s '- 5 5 - . I i N. a. 5 5 . 'Q-1. ,l I WNM9' 4...-Q--.,w,,,-'N -W.-.., .4-We, . . mm vmmvs, . i35i1Mg:5.-1 i ' ttf A, , . ,.?.,.fwre.I5 az. , " E' " v Members of this honorary society are, front row, Mary Belle Perryman, Mary Jane Smith, Nancy McKissack, Shirley Chapman, and Kay Lynn Watson, second row, Ruth Brea- zeale, Donnie Dean, Lola Anderson, Glenn Ranier, and Rich- Ufd Hitt: third row, Charis Pinkston, Faye Pruitt, and Al Alschuler, fourth row, Louise Davis, Evelyn Wolffarth, Quatha Power, and James Grace. Seventeen additional members were initiated in February. 150 Quill-Scroll Society Quill and Scroll Society, the Inter- rational Honorary Society for High School Journalists, is one of the three honor clubs in L.H.S. In order to obtain 'membership students must do outstanding work on the staff, either on the yearbook or newspaper, make no grade below "C", and have the recommendation of the adviser and the ap- proval of the National executive secretary. Keeping in mind the motto of the society, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make ye free," its members strive to uphold the standards of good journalism. Officers and sponsor of the club are Neal Friets, president, Norma Smith, vice-president, Shirley Cart- wright, secretary, and Mrs. Dick Cozby, sponsor. On "jake night," which is held shortly before the formal nitiation, Quill and Scroll pledges are required to dress in :ostume and entertain the members. These jakes are, back 'ow, left to right, Donnie Dean, Kay Lynn Watson, Mary Jane Smith, and James Grace, front row, Evelyn Wolffarth, Shirley Shapman, Lola Anderson, and Quatha Power. iff' 14 -f 4-Rue ,A At the Annual Publications Depart- ment Mardi Gras, the first of which was held January 5 this year, Ben West and Ruth Breazeale sit on the throne after having been chosen King and Queen. Runners up in the contest are, left, Carol Collins, and right, Neal Friets and Iris Brunson. ff Q a s f frfi , ' V1-5 Stringing balloons to serve as decor- ations for the Mardi Gras, which was held in the cafeteria, are, in front, Jackie Smith, Ruth Breazeale, Charis Pinkston, and Janet Yancy,' standing are Claynelle Pack, Gerald Pinkston, and Shirley Cartwright. 151 1xwwsiz,gge9 wg: ational Honor Society An honorary society based primarily on scholastic attainment, leadership, service, character, the National Honor Society requires that its members be yuniors or seniors and make honor roll grades, at least one "A" with no grade be- low B Students are invited into N H S after they have maintained honor roll grades for two consecutive semesters and have reached at least yunror standing and they may be dropped from membership if their grades fall below the Bottom left, front row: Shirley Cartwright, Jackie Smitl .lune Franklin, Charis Pinkston, and Rosemary Sprague Second row: Harriett Henderson, Dorothy Schuler, Mar Catherine Cole, Martha Hobgood, Arlene Julian, Mary Bell Perryman, and Dorothy Clements. Third row: Luther Claborl Franklin Greer, Louise Davis, Sandra Toombs, Pat Martil Mary Beth Smith, Marilyn Ewing, and Rudelle Thompson. Q Officers and sponsors of this honor society are on Mattie Clark, head sponsor, Kay Lynn Wats Miss Bessie Bullock, sponsor, Paul Schneider, Earl Dietering, president, and Jerry Smith, treasurer. Pinks ,, v , Front row: Cynthia Loveless, Claynelle Pack, Carol Ham, Annita Powers, and Carol Collins. Second row: Eugenia Mc- Cullough, Shirley Chapman, Marybeth Toles, Charlotte Branum, Pat Philips, and Tommie Hartsfield. Third row: Roberta Hollingsworth, Lynn Rodgers, June Coker, Patsy McLaughlin, Nancy Hollingsworth, and Marilyn Young. Front row: Joanne Pierce, Belva Blake, Millie Hay, Helen McGaw, Walter Jo Adams, Peggy Hay, and Winona Starr. Second row: Ann Grant, Clara Ruth Hooten, Ann Schnell, Lynn Walkup, Virginia Carter, Betty Doris Hamilton, Virginia Carr, and Mary Edwards. Third row: James Bell, Melvin Deardorff, Monty Davenport, Kenneth Thomas, Bill Gordon, and Robert Bland. Y-eo., if 1' 96,1 45Q1.5f'3w Ah The first social function held by the members of National Honor Society this year was a square dance. Pictured are Harriett Henderson, Glenn Ranier, and June Franklin. N.H.S. does not have a regular meeting time, but holds called meetings. 153 ational T hespians National Thespians is a national honorary organization for those who have excelled in the field of dra- matics XVzth acticitzes which center around acting the 35 National Thespians rememher their motto, '6Act well your part Memlu rshzp is acquired lay earning points in acting or work connected with staging plays. Rank in thc club is determined by the number of points a member earns. Sophomore and junior members are, front row: Barbara Sanders. Second row, Marlene Eskin, Virginia Suitt, and Susan Mowery. Third row, Darwin Holder, Billy Eger, and Fritz Stanley. Senior memhers are: front row, Norma Smith, Nancy McKissack, and Joyce Kendall. Second row, Frank Ford, Al Alsehuler, Carolyn Taylor, Pat Martin, Gloria Snell, and Louise Davis. Third row: Don Reed, john Perry, Travis Hammer, Tommy Raney, and Ted Simon. MN" ' ' 0: ff'm .vf- . W "" K V, wg-QM , I -' ,H -Q.. .1 v .1 JT 1 ' N sv. 4 debit. ff" " I .H ,iff 6 f N. . fi QAvAVgf4vA'4 4 : Z P1 M ,If Q. N Q f w . W 1 Amiable Grandpa, Dayle Clark, gives the snoopy neighbors something to gossip about as he feigns lunacy. The big clurnb football hero, Melein Dear- zlorff, laughingly protests at the ardent pursuit of Lola Peticolas. Kay Lynn Watson riklicules the comic valentine Biff, alias Melvin, has sent Lola. Melcirfs troupe works diligently to perfect their comedy, "The Farnsworth Nose." 56 junior Thespians The Iunior Thespian Club is for those who are beginning their work in dramatics. The 50 students who are members are giuen an opportunity to act, to develop poise and self-control, and to appreciate dra- matics. 1unior'Thespians are given points for their work which apply toward National Thespian member- ship. Seen reading a play are the officers and the sponsor of Junior Thespians. They are: Betty Lou Lancaster, uice-presi- dent, Faye Crowley, president, Peggy Bethel, clerk, Pat Wes- ter, treasurer, Mrs. Frank Hayne, sponsor for the first time, and Kay Lynn Watson, secretary. This year the club was divided into four groups with a captain in charge of each. These groups put lon plays for each other in their 'regular meetings. The captains are, Don- nie Dean, Helen Benton, Melvin Deardor-H, and Delbert Henry. Children 's Theater Three years ago there came a chance for an interested group of high school students to take the place of a pro- fessional troupe in presenting to Lubbock elementary school children the fairy tales so dear to their hearts. Mr. D. M. Howell responded and a children's theatre was formed. The eternal lovers, Prince Charming and Cinderella are portrayed by Milton Beach and Virginia Carr. YWT5 "Circus Days", the delightful story of a little boy who ron away and joined the circus to become a "wild boyv was the hrst play of the season. Pictured are Barbara Sanders, Pat Martin, Billy Eger, johnny, and Milton Beach. The Blue Fairy, Dolores Owen, casts her magic wand ocer Pinocchio, Ted Simon, creating a "spell" which makes his nose grow when he tells falsehoorls. Geppetto, Travis Hammer, looks on in amazement. Contrary to belief, the actors are not the whole show. Behind the .scenes are people working on props, lighting, stage sets, make- up, and many other tasks. Here Zoe Merriman goes about the greasy job of applying make-up on Barry Allen. Q 46006 00 4? fl "5-bJf.'1.'9 x.. '1 Seniors Present . . "Mr. Barrie's Etchingsf a three-act comedy presented by the Senior Class, was well received by a record breaking attendance for its two-night perform- ances. Mr. Barrie, Milton Beach, is pictured "holding up" a couple of counterfeiters as Bess Taylor, Barrie,s sister, Harriet Henderson looks proudly on. Reg Martin and Pat Martin portray "Sawbuck Samv and "Fifty" Farris, the crooks. The Mayor of the town, played by Charles Holmquest, takes his stand against the corrupt city government, while Mrs. Griswold, Gwen YViley, and Miss Carrie Stanwich, Laura Bailey, are shocked at his outbreak. Iohn Perry, playing the part of a banker's son, critically inspects one of Mr. Barrie's inventions while Harriet tries to explain its various uses. Admiring a chest full of Mr. Barrie's etchings, fifty-dollar bills, below right, are several members of the cast. Gerre Hancock, Sandra Toombs, Ted Simon, Dean White, Reg, Martin, Pat Martin, and Gloria Snell. An essential part of every play cast which is often overlooked by the major- ity is the backstage crew and the director. Ioyce Rendall, in charge of personal properties, Mr. D. M. Howell, director, and Nan Wiginton, bookholder, discuss details of set and script. The entrance of Charles Roche, played by Milton Beach, marks the beginning of the main plot of the story. While Mrs. Page feigns sleep Charles reveals his love for her dau hter, Beatrice Page, the actress. Miss Quiclgly is naturally suspicious of Mr. Roche, but agrees to leave the two alone. 4 Upon arrival of a telegram lfor Mrs. Page calling her back to the studio it is revea ed that she and Beatrice Page are one and the same. Charles, thoroughly confused b this dual personality, swears his love for her. The pllay closes with quotations from William Shakespeareis "As You Like It." The One-Act Play The opening scene in this year's interscholastic league one-act play, "Rosalind," reveals Mrs. Page, Harriet Henderson, left, and Miss Quickly, Bettz Doris Hamilton, chatting over a cup of tea in their mirlllle-aged manner. Miss Quickly, as her name implies, is one of the town's leading gossips, while Harriet is portraying a "Mrs. Cozy Comfortf' Y- Teens The Y-Teen Club is an international, non-denominational, girls' religious club of 450 members, sponsored by the Young Women's Christian Association. The club was organized about 25 years ago by Miss Grace Pad- ley. Activities include social, service, recreational, and educational projects and programs. Since the club is divided into committees, each girl is able to work with the one of her choice. Y-Teen cabinet members serve as ogicers and committee heads, Once each week they meet with the sponsors to take care of executive matters. They are, front row, Doro- thy Schuler, secretary, Harriet Henderson, treasurer, Iris Brunson, president, Kay Smith, vice-president, and Jackie Smith, music. In the back row are,Lola Anderson, food and finance, Faye Pruitt, publicity, Louise Davis, program, june Franklin, service, and Marilyn Young, parliamentarian. .a-......! Y-Teens is such a large group that it requires both a head sponsor and a sponsor for each of the five committees. Sponsors and their committees pictured in the bottom left corner are, left to right, Miss Irene Armes, service, Mrs. Ioe Davis, social, Mrs. Dahlia Terrell, program, Miss Bar- bara Ieanne Morlan, music, Miss Edith Caveness, head sponsor, and Miss Lottie Graves, publicity. At the annual Y-Teen Initiation, Pat Harklcroad pins a ribbon on Clzerrille Lemon as Kay Smith presents the year book and Marilyn Young looks on. 1 ,J ' ' A' ' M -,A Y-Teens are pictured here waiting for the initiation ser vice to begin. They are, left row front to back Ann Cone ly, Laoonne Griffin, Mona Young right row Marilyn Ewing, Norma Smith, Ann Schnell Tommie Wynn Lynn Rodgers, and Verbie Bess Oldham At the annual Y-Teen Tacky Party Dolores Owen was judged the tack- iest with Carol Collins a close second Shown in her winning array is Do- lores. KL ll fx Qi ' Y Y 1' 162 The Y-Teen Sweetheart Banquet is one of the most outstanding events of the clulfs school year. It has been a tradition since 1941. Here members and their dates seem to be enjoying the program and fellowship immensely. Seated on the left are: john Franklin, Mary Batch- ler, Kenneth Jeffreys, Kay Smith, Charles Holm- quest, Harriet Henderson, Milton Beach, and Duane Rampy. On the right of the table are: Shirley Cart- wright, Barry Allen, Gloria Snell, jerry Aker, Marion Gill, john Stein, and Marcia Shafer. Fabled Cinderella and her Prince Charming carry out the theme of "Sweethearts in Fictionn at the Y- Teen Sweetheart banquet February 12. Cinderella is Beverly Page, and Prince Charming is Melcin Deardorff. ...sf :AG T p- , ,YQ its fi , H V -no i 1 Below at the heazl table at the banquet are Lola Anderson, food and finance chairman, and ex-YVesterner jack Hensley. The next couples are Mr. anti Mrs. Floyd Honey and Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bratcher. Rev. Bratcher was guest speaker on the program. Next are Iris Branson, Y- Teen president, Neal Friets, Louise Davis, program chairman, and Frank Forzl. H" , 9 vi . H, 1. f.L+?52g.5?wiw':.t:Q. , f X fy, Melvil Dewey With a present actioe membership of 22, Meloil Dewey Club has been functioning since the Westerners moved into this build- ing back in 1931-'32, "Organized to pro- mote interest in library work, the club learns the correct use of library materials l and subjects," states Mrs. H. T, Groves, sponsor. Busily discharging their duties in the library are the officers of Meloil Dewey. They are: Kate Brown, president, Nan Wiginton, vice-president, Dorothy Schuler, secretary, and Grey Lewis, par- liamentarian. Peggy Pittman and Janelle Watson, student librarians, are putting a book back in its correct place after it had been checked in. For nineteen years Mrs. R. T. Groves has been the capable head-librarian of the Lubbock High School library. Every student becomes acquainted with Mrs. Groves at the beginning of the year when she conducts the new students through the library. Besides showing students how to use the library, she keeps the books in good condition and orders current ones. 45? 'Cuff Hi-Y "To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian characterv is the purpose of the oldest club in high school, Hi-Y. This club, open to any boy who wishes to join, meets every Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, in room 252. A city-wide Father and Son week was sponsored by the club this year along with an overnight camping trip and participation in a state conference held in Abilene. Pictured in the top corner are the officers of Hi-Y club. They are: Don Reed, secretaryg Sterling Mil- ler, second vice- resident, 'Melvin Deardoi-ff, treas- urer, Neil Vaughn, president, Carl Brown, junior vice-president, Donnie Dean, junior vice-president, and Gerre Hancock, frst vice-president. It is a sad "situashun" indeed when some club members put on a pantomime for the Y-Teen club program. The girls seemed to enjoy it, however. Pictured are: Joe Lon Teal, Sterling Miller, Don Reed, Al Alschuler, and Travis Bain. 4' Sponsoring the activities of the 70 Hi-Y boys are: Mr. H. I. McCabe, Mr. C. G. Gray, and Mr. A. D. - McClintock. Mr. McCabe has been a sponsor of Hi-Y for nine years, however, Mr. Gray and Mr. Mc- Clintock are new in L. H. S. AS 0110 af Ili-TX' autvtancling programs, Mr. Joe Holmes .s'pealc.s' an Christianity and athletes. Seen. at the annual Hi-Y initiation barbecue at Mackenzie State Park are Don Naylor, Mr. McClintock, Dan Reed, C. H. Kyle, Travis gain, Lyndell Newsom, Mr. McCabe, and Mr. ray. -1:13 lla alrl + ff .Q stil F Gathered arnunfl Mr. Clarvnrc XVl1ite.s'ide as he signx the "Father and Son VVeelc Proclarnationfl are Gerre Hancock, Neil Vaughn, Donnie Dean, Dun Reed, and Sterling Miller. Father and Son Week was recognized by the Hi-YS as Feh. 18-26. 165 5 of ' f-few: ,f-. , a t ,, in X 5 ak Leaders o the club are Mrs Rosa Mae Bu ord f - ff , sponsor, Shirley Cartwright, social chairmang Shir- ley Chapman, vice-president, Virginia Carr, secretaryg and Reg Martin, presulent. Bill Rogan, having donned a tiny Mexican hat, holds up a fancy pinata, "El Senor Cosan or "The Thingv, used to hold goodies during typical Spanish Christmas fiestas. Shirley Cartwright laughs at the comical face which adorns the great earthen iar. "El Senor Cosai' was part of a program put on by Bill and Shirley relating their imaginary trip to Mexico. EI Club Panamericano 1 Organized in 1936 as La Cervantina, El Club Panameri- cano enables all students interested in Spanish to increase their knowledge of the Spanish speaking countries and customs peculiar to those countries. Club activities include a grand initiation banquet at the first of the year with typical Spanish food and entertainment, a Christmas party much like those held in Mexico, an area fiesta in full cos- tume, cake sales, picnics, and, at their meetings, travel pro- grams and Spanish games. Membership this year has included about 120 Umuchachos y muchachasv as compared to 18 members of five years ago. La Fiesta! In native costumes Virginia Carr and Ann Schnell demonstrate a very popular festival dance of the Mexican people, the Mexican Hat Dance. QTYQDFPM.. Mig!-'i8:vSM:iY.' f -lfrf ' Gens T ogata To increase knowledge of Roman life, govern- ment, religion, history, and literature, and to promote fellowship among Latin students, the Gens Togata Club was started in 1925. The membership now consists of 130 students who, this year, have held an initiation, rummage sale, Christmas party, and farewell banquet for Sen- iors. YVith the aid of Mrs. R. P. johnson and Miss Alleen Whiteley, the club is now organizing a library for the Latin department and plans to buy a mimeograph machine for the department. Meeting in the hall outside of the Latin room each Friday morning, .the officers and sponsors decide the important club matters. Standing are: Miss Alleen White- ley, Mrs. Nouelle Newsom, sponsors, David Clark, presi- dent, and Grey Lewis, junior vice-president. Seated are Kay Smith, senior vice-president, Peggy Hay, re- porter, Joanne Pierce, secretary and treasurer, and Alan Conley, parliamentarian. Gazing at the beautiful flower array on Mrs. New- som's desk are some Latin Club pledges.. They are James Bell, Carol Ham, Betty Sue Martin, Elfreida Hill, and Carl Brown. . if.:y.sW"' t Q it it 'twill 1 5 x Y .3 , Q a ll y i it s Being initiated at the annual Gens Togata initiation in Mac- kenzie State Park, joan Hughett and Elaine Kallas are placed at the mercy of Tommie Wynn. Y if 1 354' , ary-Emma The Mary-Emma Chapter of the Future Hornemakers of America is a club for girls who are taking or have taken homemaking. The aim is to work together for better and happier homes for everyone. The Mary-Emma Chapter, which has a membership of about 138, derived its name from two pioneer women, Mrs. Mary Green and Mrs. Emma Burns. Officers seated are: Patricia Bright, reporter, Gwen XViley, first vice-president, Io Ann Cornelius, president, and Dorothy Clements, historian. Standing are: Vir- ginia Blankenship, corresponding secretary, Barbara Sanders, second vice-president, Elfreida Hill, recording secretary, and joan Chestnut, parliamentarian. The chapter advisers for the club are Mrs. Mary F. f Campbell, Miss Gertrude Watson, and Mrs. L. S. S Mouser. Observing National Future Hornemakers of America Hfeek, we find Patsy Hamilton, Mary Walker, and Patsy Benson packing a box to be given to the Salvation Army. 5, Helping in a ioint candle-light initiation service for all chapters of F. II. A. in Lubbock are Marian Hunt, Ruth Ann Benton, Marilyn Ewing, and Rudelle Thompson. 5 437 me AMERICA ff. irbwgi H' MA'f+ Future armers of America "There are 75 members in the club who learn to do by doingf' states Mr. N. 1. Hobnett, club sponsor. "We have held a Lubbock High School F.F.A. Project Show and taken part in the Lub- bock County Livestock Show, District and Area Leadership Contest, Texas Tech Livestock and Crop judging Contest, South Plains junior Fat Stock Show, and the South Plains and Lubbock County Fairf, Officers are, front row, I. R. Bradford, Lloyd Goode, secretary, Randal Rieger, Kenneth Smith, and Richard Powers, vice-president. Second row: Torn Lane, Edwin Dickson, president, Farris Handley, Iarrell Young, treas- urer, Bobby Pope, and Walter McDonald, parliamen- tarian, At their annual Mary-Emma-F.F.A. box supper are: Elfreida Hill, Barbara Sanders, Faustina Haynes, and james Taylor. Standing are Craig McDonald and jerry Norman. ' Mr. Robnett explores the departmentis magazine rack. 1 One of the Hereford calves being groomed for en- trance in a show is pictured with two fine specimens of Hampshire pigs. Teddy Stone and James Box are the nbeauticiansf, T' X' Future Teacher of America In the spring of 1950 e snlclll group of sz'ufIent.s' with the help of Mr. A. H. Reese started a club to encourage sin- dents to enter the teaching profession. Since then the elnh has grown to approxinzately 25 zne1nher.s'. Throughout the year they haue progronzs fo inform the nzenzhers ohon! their chosen profess-iorl. The seruir'e.s' of nzenzlnfrs are nwiluhle to z'eaeher.s' as f'Xfl'IlC'Ill'I'fC'llIfll' activities' for the SfllIIC'l1lL.S'. The offirerw and .XIQKYIIVSUITY of the Future Tefzeherx' of AI716'I'iCl1 me phofmqroyzhezl of fhe entranee of Lnhlaoelc Senior High Sehool. Front row: Mr. XV. H. Bmrlforcl, s'1nmsnrq Gene XVc'1eh. freuwrerg Pat Aher- nefhgf, pre.sic1'enfg Jlilzlrezl Clifew, .X'CCfCffl!'lfg sevonff your Mr. A, B. Reese. ,sponvorg R67-S4'I71KlIU Sj7l'll,QH4'. L'ir'e-ynwsiclr'nfg Frnn Roth, fire- presizlenf: Tonzrnie XVgfnn. Iilnrnrizln and hixlorinng and B111 hhvllfkllll. IlllflfllIlllfllfllffllll. Wriiing a theme, "U'l1gf I Chose 'l'ern'hing as ll Career," P111 Philips, Claynelle Park. and Gerald Cfnnplzell combine ideas. Distributive Education Having organized in 1938, the Distributive Education club, with the purpose of providing activities for distribu- tive education students, has grown to approximately 40 members this year. A dinner is held each year in honor of the students' employers, this year in the Hilton Hotel. Buddy Hale was elected national delegate at the state con- vention in Houston this year in February. Officers for the first term are Preston Wolfe, vice-presidentg Mary Hobbs, Student Council representative, and Melba White, reporter and candidate for state beauty. In the back row are Ierry VVheeler, president, Lon Berry, representative, and Mr. A. B. Reese, club sponsor. joy Smith, secretary, is not pictured. Johnny Wardroup fills out a sales ticket. for a pair of Travis Cupp 1950 graduate sells jimmy Gary a senior slacks he has sold from Hemphill-Wells. Johnny was ring Travis was a D E senior last year and continued elected president of the State Distributive Education to work at Zales after graduation as do most D E club Club. members amera Clique In its first year and under the leadership of Mrs. Lois Marie Keeton, the Camera Clique has attracted approximately 40 members. Purposes of the club are to further interests in photography and to promote fellowship with others of the same hobby. is bf just before showing a film for the club, the officers and sponsor pose for another ardent camera fan. They are: Carl Hart, reporter, IoAnn VVeaks, secretary, Glenn Rainer, president, Mrs. Lois Marie Keeton, sponsor, and john Franklin, vice-president. Winners of the photographic awards given in the club this year proudly display their winning pictures. 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MH fla..5 I junior Red Cross junior Red Cross, a branch of American Red Cross, has been organized for three years, this being the first year of meetings on school time. The 40 members have a monthly project of sending gifts for game- night to the veterans, hospital in El Paso. The club has also furnished and decorated Christmas trees at the hospital at Reese Air Force Base, the Old Folks, Home, and giv- en gifts to each resident of the home and each patient at Reese hospital. Officers and sponsor are: jerry Smith, co-chair- mang Miss Nell Marie Wiley, sponsor, Ann Cone- ly, secretary-treasurer, and Ronnie McMillan, co- chairman. Peggy Davis, and Ellene Portwood are pictured with Mrs. Hooper Stiles, executive secretary of the American Red Cross, who was a guest speaker at the club during the 1951 Red Cross Drive. Among its other services, this year members packed 50 Christmas boxes to be sent overseas. The industrious wrappers are: front row, Jeannette Mahle, and Teddy Stone. Second row, Roy Mid- dleton, Yvonne Knox, and Patsy Hedwine. YVhen the members of the Iunior Red Cross have a party, they not only have fun but also render a service to the community. A few who attended the Lubbock Old Folks, Home are: Ellene Portwood, Joyce Portwood, jerry Smith, and Virginia Blankenship. Vocational Industrial Club Organized three years ago to gice high school students opportunities to develop leadership in indu.s'trial fields, the V.I.C. now has 24 memlJer.s'. lt is a part of the state organiza- tion and has participated in eonte.s-ts with .Surrounding schools in metal and automotive fields. One of the newest clulns in Luhhock High, the model airplane eluh, is formally known as Prop Bu.s'ter.s. The 23 members opened their activities this year with practice on huilding model airplanes and are planning to enter motor contests late in the spring. "S-..,. johnny Turpen works' indu,striou.sly over u lathe in shop. Mr. L. M. Handley, sponsor, is pictured ahoce with Donald Teague, sergeant-at-arms, Gene Seward, secre- tary, and Dale Dye, president, 1. YV. Fowler, not pie- turecl, is ciee-president, RuS.s'el Long and Don Boles experiment on a model engine, lower left. Officers of the cluh are: Robert Ileath, president, Don Tipps, treusurerg Ulendel llearn, secretary, and Mr. A. D. McClintock, sponsor. , ' --...., 5, 1 Q 1' m""""--. One of the present activities of this club is square dancing. A new square dance club was organized at the first of the year as a branch of YVesternettes. Later, however, it was placed under the heading of an actioity under the direction of Mrs. Pittman and Mrs. WVilson. At the left Rexell Smallin and Ray Thorton are typically dressed. 175 Westernettes To promote an interest among girls in athletic activities, health, and sportsmanship is the puri pose of Westernettes. For three years they wert under the sponsorship of Miss Laurene Bussei but in the fall of 1949 sponsorship of the clul was taken over by Mrs. W. I. Pittman and Mrs John W. YVilson. There are approximately 106 members in the club this year. Highlights of the year are the election of all round Wfesternette and the most athletic girl a the recognition banquet. Members participate in many organized and unorganized activities during the year. Some of these are square dancing, skating, tumbling, volley-ball, bowling, tennis, soft ball, basketball, and horse-back riding. Officers and sponsors of YVesternettes, shown at the top are, bottom row, Beatrice Atkisson, president, Peggy Golden, publicity chairman, Betty Wallace, secretary, and Mrs. Wilson, sponsor. Second row: Nancy Holmes, cice-president, Mrs. Pittman, sponsor, and Nancy Gam- ble, recorder. Strilcei All W'e.s'ternettes enjoy a good bowling party similar to the one which is demonstrated at the right by Bea Atlcisson, Nancy Gamble, and Marie Buckner. Not every member of XVesternetfes is able to present as fancy a twirl on skates as Patsy Benson and Carol Blaclfburng however, all the girls like to try. At the beginning of the school year when the club gave its first party, all the girls zlressezl comfortably in jeans but had a 'Khigh-heel time. Shown are Rexell Smallin, Anita Powers, and Nancy Holmes. 177 rk:.ri::fiire-:na ,,, nn 1 32: if ees- Science Club Beginning in 1932 the Science club, sponsored now lay Mr. XV. C. Wlatts, was organized. 'The club participates in activities for which tlzere is no time during regular class periodsf .states Mr. XVatts. It has 32 members who take field trips and give .scientific reports during the regular clulz meetings. A group is piefurefl ulmre busily engaged in scientific study of various types. At the far side mf the talile, probing the urnrlfl unseen by lzumun eyes u-ith tlxe aid uf powerful micm- scopes, are john Stalrup, Ricliarcl Stovall, jnlin Ruteliff, Bennie Tlwrpe, B011 Rieliurcls, Gerry Tlzmnas, Tlwmus Slirlger, Puul Gene Smith, David Rutledge, and Skipper W'elclz. jnlznnell MeKin:ie gazes in urnnzler at the niugnifietl bacteria unfler the microscope. Officers of the club are: Doug Smith, vice-presiden Mrs. Virginia Landwer, sponsorg Nancy McKissack, se retaryg Mr. W. C. YVatts, sponsorg and YVyatt Burklzalte president. T. N. T. As the name suggests, the T.N.T. club was organized to provide its memliership of 65 with greater insight and knowledge into the field of chemistry. A comparatively new club, it was begun three years ago. During each club meeting experiments concerning some scientific field are demonstrated. New to high school this year is the club sponsor, Mr. L. G. Nalaors. Oblicers for both semesters are: Sandra Toomlis, first-semester .social chairman and second-semester secretary, WValter Norton, second-semester presi- dent, Ross Craig, first-semester president and sec- ond-semester vice-president, and Mr. Nalnors, spon- sor. Not pictured are Dayle Clark, first-semester secretary, Paul Schneider, second-semester social chairman, and Melvin Deardorff, first-semester vice-president. How do you like your eggs? Doug Smith demon- strates the fine art of freezing eggs with liquid oxygen. Mr. Nahors looks rather undecided whether he would like his eggs fried or frozen. l in 555 1, get gms im. 3 y 451132 Sb K -is X k 'V fHf ET? W 'v. P I ke i sw.. ,, Titrations must be very exact, ecen to the drop. joe Lon Teal, center, carefully adds a drop of acid to the solution. Bruce McCarty, left, is ready to record and calculate. johnny Maynard, right, waits for completion of the titration so that he can read the lzurette. 179 tx, Golf Club Heading the club this year are: Fred Currie, president, Mr. Floyd Honey, sponsor, Milton Beach, secretary- treasurer, and Ierry jackson, cice president. Not pictured is George Guy, reporter. Golfers entering the League contests are: Milton Beach, Boland Adams, Mr. Floyd Honey, sponsor, Frank Mitchell, Stanley Black, Fred Currie, Phillip Brown, and jerry jackson. "Practice makes perfect" is Philip Browrfs motto after successfully completing a difficult drice. Competitive Activities Organized in 1910, the University lnterscholastic League now covers a larger geographical area., sched- ules a greater oariety of contests, and enjoys a greater school membership than any similar organization in the United States. Its purpose is to organize and direct desirable school activities, and thereby assist in preparing pupils for citizenship. To qualify for participation one must not have reached or passed his eighteenth hirthday May 1, preceding the contest, one must be passing at least three half-unit subjects, he must have attended the school represented for at least thirty days immediately preceding the contest. Demonstrating local talent and skill in state com- petition last year, Norma Smith won first in extern- poraneous speech and Ruth Breazeale won third in journalistic competition, which includes news writing, feature writing, editorial writing, headline writing, and copy reading. Smiling connrlently are tlze girls, itolleylnall team and their sponsor. Tlley are: I?ez1triz'c' Azllcisson, Iolznnie St. Clair, Hutlz Smalley. Rulry Vinson, Mrs. Thelma U'ilson, Betty YVallar'r', Marian Foote, Marie Buckner, Milrlrea' Barring- ton, and joy Rolrertson. Entering in tennis contests are: front row, Gerry Bowman and jimmy .Vr'Clure, iloulzlesr ancl Donald Duncan, alternate. Stomling are: Zoe Merriman, senior girls, singlesg Kate Brown and Joanne Pierce, senior girls' zloulalesg Darizl Clark, senior boys' sin,L:les, anrl Mr. C. C. Gray, sponsor. Not picturefl is Billy Key, junior boys, singles. Miss Alleen VVhitely watches number sense contestants talce a test, below, right. Tlzey are: seated, Rosemary Sprague and Ernest Sullivent. Standing are: jimmy johnson, Dale Clark, Neal Friets, and Miss XVlzitely. l 1 Hforlcing slide rule problems under tlze cliree- tion of sponsor Mr. Rogers Orr ure: Bourland Keith, Wendell Moore, Travis Baine, Douglas Smith, and Lutlzer Claborn. New New ix Bmw Entered in shorthand competition by Miss Bessie Bullock, not pictured, are: Joyce Smith and Dorothy Sehuler, seated. Standing are Velda Malcolm, YVendell Moore, Mary Aikin, Elaine Kallas, Ioyee Walker, and Mona Young. Typing f'07llf'.S'l!1Y1l.S' are pictured at the upper left. Standing are: Annita Powers, Carolyn Daniel, Eugenia Meffullough, Virginia Carter, Kay Smith, Ioye Sue Downing, Mr. Paul Bowie, sponsor, Ioan Chestnut, Mary Beth Smith, Peggy Golden, and Kay Lynn W'at.s-on. Seated are fudy Mitchell and Dorothy Clements. In deelamation are: Shirley Coffee, Mary Batehler, Nan Wiginton, Douglas Smith, Mrs. Lois Marie Keeton, sponsor, Hex Vermillion, Frances Smith, Faye Crowley, Judy Mitchell, and Dolores Owen. Spelling and plain writing contestants are: Mary Belle Perryman, KVinona Starr. Miss Bar- bara lean Morlan, .s'pon.s'or, and Donna VVilliamS. Mrs. Margaret DaL'i.s', .s'pon.s'oring1 ready writing, is pictured with Charis- Pinlcston, contestant. 'B' Pictured doing current event research in preparation for interscholastic league com- petition in the extemporaneous speaking dici- Hon are: standing, Grey Lewis and Sandy Mooreg seated are Kathleen Lacey, Mary jane Smith, and Marian Hampton. These .students were chosen from a class of fifteen to prepare for the contest. Only Zmurk contestants will participate from Lah- oc . Debate teams entered by sponsor I. W. Reid in the District meet are: Glenn Rainer and Donnie Dean, alternates, Bill Griggs and Frank Ford, boys, teamg and Ioan Cliford and Norma Smith, not pictured, girls' team. 1 The IQFST week in Dewnzhifr Il pith- iications students u-ent to the Texas High School Press As-.s'fu'i11tiori in Den- ton where the 1950 YVESTERNER and the 1950 fall papers of the XVEST- ERNER XVORLD won first plave in state. In the first row are: Ruth Breazealc, Norma Smith, Shirley Cart- wright, Kay Lynn YVatson, and Mary jane Smith. Behind them are: john Franklin, Louise Dacis, Quatha Power, fill Cordon, Ben XVest, and Al Alschu- er. Open House With an attendance of over 1,200, the third annual Departmental Open-House was held Tuesday evening March 6. Sponsored by the Lubbock Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association, open-house began with a musical program presented by the Westernaires, band and orchestra. Following the program, parents were invited to visit the departments where projects representative of the students' work were displayed. Demonstrating one of the processes of pottery making used in pottery classes, Cherrille Lemon models a hgurine from potterls clay. Exhibits of other art and craft classes included basketry, posters, and wire and papier-mdche pgures. :SW 2121. :- 'BF' DANGER Hlbbf VOLTQUF. .. ganna- HHN? Mrs. Rosa Mae Burford, Spanish instruc- tor, proudly displays a miniature Mexican village which was constructed by one of her Spanish classes. Miniature scenes, repre- sentative of Mexican life, depict a bullfight, the floating' gardens, and a typical Spanish ranch house. "Chemistry Magic" was the theme of the chemistry exhibits in which students changed clear so utions into brightly colored ones, grew chemical gardens, and exhibited a lung tester. Herman Bruckner and Hugh Knight demonstrate the apparatus for seemingly ex- tracting water from the atmosphere with electricity, as Larry McCollum watches. A highlight of the Future Farmers of Americffs auction in the west patio, was a special exhibit of a sow and her four four-weeks-old pigs, owned by Billy Key, a first-year agriculture student. Chickens, rabbits, and beef and dairy cattle were also exhibited in the annual event which is held in connection with the open house. In correlation with class study of common disease and care of its victims, home nursing students Elaine Kallas, right, and Mona Young demonstrate proper home care of a scarlet fever patient, Martha Hodges. llllr' .4 .K ,exft t,,twQ1tatX+ dzvw p,eLInvent,or'J t Q Q7 W:-1 . if-' 11 ' . ' sf.-x' ,, M 5 Q ., git:-X yr X . hd-N , ,, -X . X f X .-5 wa- is 5. a W- f -1'."'4 + Q f ' A 'fi r 1,3 0 -. .g J- , - 'wager' 4 1 ' if .K f' f - .' A , . X- X , N, Y. ' Y ' " V . ' ' FEVER Typical of the Latin department exhibits were the vocabulary scrolls, trophies won in Latin competitions, and the two scrapbooks which deal with the activities of Gens Togata, the Latin club. These scrapbooks were entered in competition with other club scrapbooks in state junior Classical League competition. I1 1 , , ,kyk J,-4" Twirp Season A new tradition was installed this year in Lubbock High - Twirp Season lThe VVoman Is Requested To Payj. The idea was inspired by Freckles of the comics. During the week the girls dig for the dough and beg for the family car. The boys are content to worry about "what shirt to wearv and demand the chioalrous girls to open doors and walk on the outside of the sidewalk. Pat Philips swwnzs' to have caught a shy one in the form of Edwin Wilkes at the costume party climaxing Twirp WVeek. Christmastime As tradition would have it, Christmas is celebrated by all in L. H. Decora- tions festoon the halls and rooms, and good cheer is in abundance as shown in the pictures. The guidance members exchange toys during parties. After the big "Kids, get through playing with their toys, they are packed up and sent to the Goodfellows along with canned foods. In this way students make it possible for less fortunate children to have a happy Christmas. Seen here at his favorite past near the auditorium is friendly Westerner, 'Jim Keeteh, who is busily engaged in conver- sation with Barbara Yaney. Signing in for a has-y day at selmol are the new terielzersg Mrs. R. P. jolinson, Lating Mr. Maurice File, rnatlzematiesg and Miss Ina Hollins, rnathematie,s. If eheering could pn.s'h the ball across the goal line rim Westerners would have ehalked up .wine world-.s'lu1king searex. The team, wliielz went to quarter finals, truly had.a great stu- dent hody hehind it. YVith fists' raised high, entlmsiastif' XVe.sterner.s- hurl a challenge for all tn heed. Maurice Fawcett, Betty Doris Hamilton, Ann Bonda- rant, and Clarence Whiteside dramatize the murder scene in a parody on SI'l!lkF:'S1I6llf6,S OTHELLO in the junior assembly. Morning watch leaders are: Miss Irene Armes, sponsorg Larry Tonroy, pianistg Wanda Neill and Betty Jane Foster, songleadersg and julia Etta Zeitz, chairman. Members of the Choralaires, the newly formed sophomore choir directed by Miss Imogene Webster, are: front row, Pat Senter, Joyce White, Vera Kink- ler, Betty Jo Stewart, Virginia Whitworth, Rexell Smallin, June Chapman, JoAnn Gallimore, Shirley Thompson, and Patsy Jo Hall. Second row: Avalyn Maddox, Shirley Rankin, Joanne Holmes, Bobbie Haley, Beth Hill, Mary Sue Butler, Mary Jean Casey, Peggy Pittman, Betty Willis, Peggy Pugh, JoAnn Weaks. Third row: Shirley Marion, Paula Turner, Roylene Wheeler, Patsy Hufstedler, Sylvia Dietering, Mary Lou Brewer, Billy Key, E. L. Green, Thomas Stidger, Don Dresser, Martha Grizzle, Carrie Dona Ferrell, and Grace Walker. Fourth row: Harold Allen, Pat Stambaugh, John Wilkerson, Forrest Rankin, Jerry Bratcher, Ricky Murry, Barbara Morris, Julia Sherrod. Fifth row: Dick Frisbie, Richard Lowery, Eudell Seitzer, David Morgan, Joe Mcllhaney, Roy Faubion, Marguerite Manley, Virginia Smith, Joann Myrick, and Earlene Dixon. Lghlfrw, ' g .' -: ,Nw-. ft - ' 5" rr 1 ' , m m' . dw. ' A .iii " Y- r s 'za r ,.. f 4 , . , I , k .' , r N A r r t , 'rs Q J we J if," "l E . 3 iv . ,Q Q ' I 1 .. rc , If 4- .. ,W -. A Q . , W , . Q N, -nu ff . .i 2 ,, ., x . 4 Each year the student body votes for their class favorites. The sophomores vote for one person, the juniors, for one, and the seniors, for two - a boy and a girl. The highest candidates are voted on again, and the person with the majority of votes is the favorite. The Senior class had several ideas for favorites. Their choices were finally narrowed to these candidates. 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L I hi ,Q -' V-V V,-V' fx-,V 1 ,., Q: , .. V ,,,. . V . V ' 1' I- .' - . :J-rqgwif +V. V E .....1fzgifme-m::f..,VV....V. A.,W,9SfQ5V ,V,- V. V . V .., , ,..A wg... . - - . VV ,.-.-VV V ,J -...4: A . V ww" ' . ' V . MN ' if ' "WS" ' .-' way- .VV-VfVg:f.'VgV , . .V - - ,V . " V M V'2'?p!3Qf,5353fw. Vs-- , '-' '-V , V5 "-'vfV.-4 .i,q,H .Mavic " " VVV' , .,,5,., . , V v, - ' . uv- '1sVL-'eva-ew'-'V5!1'4"V 4 - .' f .. 'L- ' 3,3 ,3u+1,.V....N...,.V,mVM.fmm-W... V ' r V . ' ,Q ' -VV VV ' ' mafimx. . u.,. A n. GEORGE BERRY, JR. MlKE BRADY, SOPH. CHARLES BREWER, JR. End, No. 65, l60 lbs. End, No. 49, l50 lbs. Back, No. 42, 155 lbs. WESTERNER FOOTBALL Season's Summary When the Westerners iolted the lid off the 1950 grid season, they were inexperienced and were playing in the 'cshadoicw of the great team of 1949 that won the District 3-AA championship. However, Coach C. R. 'KPat,' Pattison tool: the Corcpokes in charge and molded a well-balanced team that advanced far to fulfill great expectations. BlLLY BREEDLOVE, JR. if Guard, No. Sl, l68 lbs. Mapping our stategy for a forthcoming game is only one of the many duties of the Westerner "brain trust"- Line Couch Bill Floyd, Head Coach C. R. "Pat" Pattison, and End Coach Fred Taylor. .,-qv, I 'SHE 'W ,,..,gz nd 'u:, A. : I . 5, 1 .... .W by I is. i, - .. Q . ' .. Yiwu ff- - " W 4 A f f .fs fffrf -L . , f " F' N F 1. we Qs A fi ' .:.-H' 5.1, ,fi-wav l.: Wee., ff - 'F ,gms Kg- ..f,., HW gg, . y r' ., 3. .,.':m.?i2g ,ig-iam. A3.J,!,.. - 1, Q if ,g rx ,pr-L fm.. 53' L.. '. , - f f fu- X mia, sf' .-s ' A J. -N U14 .. - " I 'I fm "f:4....Q1g.s..'Ff 4-'it . ""'f4'152?f..j'Q4"i-"ii R. ' W 43 ' fl-v.fS..p.is DANNY BOONE, SR. Buck, No. 33, l45 lbs. ,nl DAYLE CLARK, SR. Center, No. 31, 158 lbs. J . f . -,K in--W' An,-AU A,-. 1'-3: .. , if iff, V. V 2 74 1 I , 'A fe. s " DICK COBB, SR. Center, No. 47, 160 lbs. f fl My v - M12 . ks'-..i . .V E 3. , .,kA .Md it A, Q . ...Wy ,k ,,',f, elf, Aff-z2+.Q.:ff,-f.j'i- ,semi 11, QL' W . . .. - . .. ,gk -t-,AQ . ,ak "f,f,r4-. ., xt, 3 1 A ,t - ,tw tv ew .19 L--was ,Q -w: ll- p ,fx N 4 . i .xv Managers C. H. Kyle and Wayne Noland take a brief respite from the daily grind to pose here in their regular working gear. In ll close Qtlltll' with the Plainview Bulldogs, the 1Ve.s'terner.s- showed their newness hy edging the Bull- dogs 18 to T in jones .s-tznlinnz, hut in the next game, good fortune went with the Inllnlaoek eleven to North Side of Fort Worth, where the Plainsrnen butchered the Steers for six touehclown.s and o 40 to 6 decision. Hopes were high in Luhlnoek for on upset victory when the ll'e.sterner,s' journeyed to Sweetwater, where as two-touchdown underdogs, the Ptlttisonnlen shocked all the Mustangs' followers hy scoring on the opening lcielcoff and then holding the raging l1lllSftlI1,Q.S' to zz 7 to 7 deadlock. ROSS CRAIG, SR. Guard, No. 74, 165 lbs. THOMAS CADENHEAD, JR, Tackle, No. 73, 175 lbs. End, No. 71, 165 lbs. REQ 7 'TQVIIK JIMMY CRAWFORD, SOPH. 'a " J W qniil' , 4, ,,,. H, 128568 ,. Mm BILL DAVIS, JR. Back, No. 62, I60 lbs. if Hit Finishing minor preparations before leaving for Sweet- water are C. D. Walker, Wayne Noland, Danny Boone, Buddy Hill, and Mike Brady. The boys finished major preparations later that night by playing the highly- favored Mustangs to a 7-7 deadlock. In their .5'l'l'0lICl 1107110 QCIHIU. il was flu' zlcfrial zltfaclf of the Colcpukcfs that rlvfcrlfcscl San AIl?Ql'lUl.S' B0I1c'af.sl be- fore ll p11rfi.s'r1n croufzl I3 fu U, but on I'll'iflC1Ij, Oftobei' 13, the Szmfli Plains Ulcfuen played u rc'L'Ci1,qe-.s'f'c'lcin,q Plllllpll Hlll'l'l'.S'fUI' fvrmz flmf Ullf.S'l'tJl'L'll 1110 llvf:'.S'fl'l'll6l'S in Il l1ear'tln'cfalcir1,Q Qlllllll, 27 to 21. tf,,,,',....- TOMMY ELLIOTT, JR. 1 fl., ROBERT GIBSON, SOPH. Tackle, No. 72, I70 lbs. s 1.-S4 'X 'Q X- lvl ycxwdj . .,. X NN. Center, No. 75, l65 lbs. DON HERRIAGE, SOPH. Center, No. 41, I60 lbs. DEVERLE HENSLEE, SR. Guard, No. 63, 150 lbs. erm-,- X ,,.. 4 . ' A H ii, or Q . .1 - , :!:"iff53'75?rf . . of X129 1.51 N Q4 .Q W in i . gi A ""-.N FRANK HH-L, SR- OLIVER HARRELL, JR. CHARLES HOLMQUEST, SR Tackle. No. 58, 205 lbs- Tackle, No. 53, 170 lbs. Tackle, No. 40, 165 lbs. Al7Il1l'ilI0i.S Golden St1TlfiSfUl'lII crime to the "Half, city 'l i l s .V -X for the ,game of the week in lVe.s't Texas, LJLTOIDCI' 20, to r ,FL renew the gridiron lulttles of the last 34 years. The ' A 17 .. ' Westerners held the Smidstornz scoreless to defeat them V . in Lllhhoek for the first time .since 1938. The score was 20 to 0 with the Coliipolfes l'IllHlill,Q away with the ,game v in the Inst qlllIl'fC7'. use 5 J A 'Q - i kl'tl I . , ,, "ff, . Qi V- B ' W 1, ,,'r. I MW ,,,.:A vi DON HUFSTEDLER, SR ' Guard, No. 60, l65 lbs. Co-captains Dick Cobb and Don Rawls express their views on the price of eggs in Guatemala to Westerner World Reporters Sam Camp and Ben West prior to the season's opener against Plainview. .-. -4 ,ew 'Q L s rf I ' . , L K 1 lvl f K 47 whim., -f ' S WMWMQ. CHARLES HODGES, JR Back, No. 87, 145 lbs. WHMHMLWMQQT BOB NEWELL, JR. Guard, No. 68, l75 lbs. Heated action in the Westerner Sandie contest is illus- trated here as Chuck Hodges, Lyndell Ross, and "Choo- Choo" Clark pounce on an unidentified Sandie back, who was even harder to identity after the three-pronged tackle was made, Westerners won, 20-0. The Black and Gold Kcowhoysii had to turn the stam- pede of the Big Spring Steers, heforc they could Corral ll 13 to 7 victory on the Steers home fielzlg howeeer, it was Lamesais fired up Tornodos that made the Luhhock fans sweat in the 20-degree weather November 3, at Lamesa, while the Pattisomnen edged the Golden Tornczdos 3 to 0 with a third-quarter field goal. BUDDY HILL, SOPH. Back, No. 43, 155 lbs. if 196 SHERRELL MANNING, JR, K Guard, No. 32, l70 lbs. ' DON JONES, JR. JEFF JONES, JR. End, No. 76, l80 lbs. End, No. 56, l50 lbs R. DUANE RAMPY, JR. LYNDELL ROSS, SR. , DON RAWLS, SR. End, No. 52, 170 lbs. Back, No. 64, 160 lbs. CHARLIE NIX, SR. Tackle, No. 70, ies Back, No. 39, 170 lbs. The .11 idlaml Iizillzlimgs defeated the underdog Wlester- ners 38 to 33 in a wide-open, razzle-dazzle football game in lanes Stadium, November 17. A touchdown in the last two minutes' of play gate the Bulldogs their victory. The action in the Midland game set .such a rapid pace for the 11"e.s-terner.s that the Odessa Broncos could not keep from being upset, 20 to T by the steadily advancing 1l'esterners. CHARLES NORTHINGTON, JR. Back, No. 88, 165 lbs. Halfback Mac Taylor adds 50 yards to his prodigious ground-gaining total as he romps for one of five West- erner tallies in the Lubbock-Midland district encounter. The Bulldogs finally eked out u 38 to 22 margin, although the Westerners rallied to lead for a short interval after trailing by 26 to 7 at halftime. , . sssg 7 MQ. ,,. N.-, 1. F A , -f Q V 'si i 1.' ' ' if. .l' . 0" , .. 1 5 , . ,. i gs I 1 4 'K file?-lwiffcua 3535? ga-,,2i.:'?Tif-3" T R Q , " gs- v , r V .:-vf A W - 1 f ' y ' t!"X'Q31:'5 7l?'-g'f"kN J' ,ll ',f.':n' iff 'fy-the 3 4 ff -.Q 'Q' ' .. - wg . -rf f.',.,.s., ,-,' ,Z t'g,r.-1.1 - 1. - s sau, ,' ' N" 7 "t-'N-5,1l1sJ"'sbTf--3415 :lv " 1 MAY- - '. 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Back, No. 45, 150 lbs. 3- MAC TAYLOR, SR. -vs., , -is-gxeh Fullback Don Rawls adds his bit to the sweet revenge gained by the Westerners against Austin High of EI Paso and romps for a short gain during the 33 to 7 bi-district encounter. The Sflllllllllg victory over Odessa gave the Black and Gold players a tie for the championship of 3-AA. Mid- land, the only team to defeat the 1Vesterner.s- in clistrsict play, was eliminated from the race hy Lamesa, Odessa in turn defeated Lamesa to lrecome eo-elzarrzpions with Luhlnoelfq however, Lahhoelc was adrfaneed into the lJi-tlistriet Competition lreeause of the victory oter Odes- sa. The 11"iehita Falls Coyotes were on the L-omelmck from a poorearly-.s'ea.s1on .5-tart when they defeated Pampa in a hi-rli.s-trifrt tangle at 1Viehita Falls. Deeemher 8. Lulzhoelf played the defending state champions in the quarter finals, and both teams-made good action the rule instead of the exception in their hid for rietory. Doing it the hard way the Coyotes defeated the Wester- ners' 31 to 20. Back, No. 61, 170 lbs. JOHNNY TATUM, JR. Center, No. 37, 170 lbs. v.,, DON VAN METER, JR. Guard, Na. 44, 170 lbs. 'Km K . 1 i fu Q I . . iff A- 1' l Q' . C D WALKER SOPH. JACK WELDON JR. DEAN WHITE SR. buck, Nb. ee, 160 lbs. back, Nb. se, 159 lbs. lVichita Falls opposed the same teams they had faced hefore when they won the .state championship in 1949, hut the Coyotes went ahead to win their second con- secutive championship. The totally unexpected victory of the Panthers from Austin of El Paso over the lVesterners in 1949 was the spur that gave the Pattisonnzen the .surging power needed to avenge that defeat, 33 to 7, after hath teams repeated as champions in their districts. End, Nb. 46, ISO lbs. JERRY VAN PELT, SR. Tackle, No. 78, 200 lbs. Is it Sunday at Santa Anita or an exciting moment in the Lubbock-Sandie game? Yep, you guessed it-Coach Leon Batchelor, Bill Waters, Lyn- dell Ross, and Charlie Nix anxiously await the outcome of a crucial play. Charles Brewer, Dean White, and Donnie Rawls get on the "OId 809" just before leav- ing for Big Spring and the opening 3-AA battle. KENNETH WOODARD, JR Tackle, No. 57, 175 lbs. Rf 2 X. if L- is R ti . 5 ,, 'lt 1 r ' Q f 3. wr' . N' 5 o Qs rf, Y ii L gf-'av LA x ' .1-1 ff' - :sw -,.....' - .ff 4- ' fs. , CV.. ev. . .. g .V n f, , -, Nw s - Lid". ',L. T, ' ,if ' A M 1 iii?-gg?v ??fq.?f,gvf-gi ,dye f " -,,. , ,j '. " L If if, 'ii Ff A ' BRUCE WILLIS, JR. BILL WATERS, JR. Tackle, No. 55, 230 lbs. Fulfilling their usual role-that of giving the team the incentive to fight-these members of the student body help contribute to the Westerners' smashing 20 to 7 upset over Odessa an Turkey day. Guard, No. 50, ISO lbs. dtllq 6 ff eh as-:J ' . " . A Q' , ..--X X V ,. J 5 ,L mm. A 'ff' S' C . , R N. . 6 .ff-.. flu., K 1' ' ' ,VH 'It C OWHAND FOOTBALL SQUAD Pictured above is the l950 Cowhand football squad. Left-to-right they are, first row, Charles Wright, Jerry Owens, Sammy Garner, John Blocker, Robert Johnson, Dicky Lowrey, Jimmy Massey, and Keith White, Manager. Second row, Kyle Waite, Dwane Smith, Jim Haynie, Harold Teal, Jerry Martin, James Ray Gafford, James Middleton, Dale lTuffyD Rappe, Sammy Sayers, and Hulen Haley. Third row, Billy Nesbitt, James Greer, Wayland Simms, John Glov- er, Don Creson, Royce Shipp, Bobby Rawls, Tommy Yelvington, Richard Lindsey. CNot pictured are Morris Berger, Miles Bonderant, Jerry Clark, and Billy Richman.D Cowhand back Dicky Lowrey starts on the first leg of COACH PAT FARRJS a touchdown jaunt against the Midland Bullpups. This COACH FRED BROWN score was one of six as the Cowhands whitewashed the 'Pups, 37 to 0. .ax ... --'-sanigi nr: Y W :Q-E M 4- m ,,,. -7 -- VL. I - ., , ,qw .ow-1 -vw- COACH LEON BATCHELOR COACH DE WITT ALEXANDER P1oNfER FoorBALL SQUAD Pictured below is the 1950 Pioneer football squad. Left-to-right they are, first row, Douglas Sanders, Manager, Richard Flanagan, Charles Lackey, Philip Allen, Billy Clark, Robert Webb, Doyle Graves, Jerry Norman, Bob Richards, George Guy, Bob Montgomery, and Teddy Stone. Second row, Jimmy Clark, Frank French, Bobby Gene Stewart, Roger Garrett, Bobby Wood, Joe Welch, Bob Nicholas, Don Hudson, Snookie Johnson, Teddy Dotts, and Ralph Murphy. Third row, David Hughes, Jimmie Higgins, Billy Ray Smith, Gary Jackson, Eddie Brown, Bob Lee, Buddy Feris, Kenneth Johnson, Joel Houston, James Beck, Frank Wright, A. J. Marcy, and Eddie Hughett, manager. old A .4 I ' ,V 1 'S 4 -2 izozi A ' B S ' ' F ,. W c R k 5 fyw 28 so 27 32 it Lili' X' lil ful 5 34 36 25? sq, .f"" WESTERNER BASKETBALL y Members of the l95l State Championship basketball team are left to right, front row, Mike Brady, Carroll Walker, Bobby Day, Bill Williams, Carl lnce, and Bo Sexton, back row, Charles Rand, Royce Shipp, Bob Fullerton, Walter Norton, Sammie Adams, John Pittman, and Jimmy Crawford. Below, Coach David Cook discusses some "winning strategy" with Captain Carl lnce, SEASON'S SUMMARY Westerners Clovis 35 36 45 29 Brownfield Childress 29 44 61 '40 Lamesa Borger 56 48 54 37 Kermit Brownfield 27 72 78 45 Leoelland B orger 48 49 59 31 Abernathy Parnpa 39 41 52 38 Big Spring Abilene 45 49 35 36 San Angelo Pampa 42 39 66 '36 Midland Borger 41 52 63 '35 Big Spring Amarillo 32 51 55 32 Amarillo 'Lamesa 36 52 58 '41 Odessa 'Odessa 39 50 56 3 '46 El Paso Clovis 21 32 65 3 '28 El Paso 'Midland 34 55 65 ' '43 Harlingen Abilene 33 42 49 ' ' 33 Texarkana 'Big Spring 36 57 44 5 '43 Austin 'Conference games "State playof 4 9 5. 5 . 535' ,.k, kr 1 L 51 Q L . Z H, ! ,.,.,.,: , ' 44 V - , s"zQ 5 , wind' K ag f , , ff , x ON TO STATE After conquering all opposition in district 3-AA, the Westerners were prepared to meet Thomas jefferson of El Paso, champions of 4-AA, in the bi-district playoff to decide who should enter the State tournamentg however, Lubbock wasted no time in deciding the question in favor of the Westerners with two decisive scores of 56 to 46 and 65 to 28. Harlingen was the first "bridge, for the Lubbock Basket- eers to cross in Austin, but the Westerners ran over the Cardinals with a 65 to 43 victory. Bob Fullerton Cno. 305 spreads his hands for a pass from Sammie Adams that caught the San Angelo Bobcats wide open for the forthcoming two points made on a crip shot by Fullerton. Walter Norton, Carl Ince, and Coach David Cook, respectively, are receiving awards for being on the all tournament team, the outstanding player, and the second place winner at the Odessa Tournament. Walter Norton lno. 285 and Bob Fullerton Cno. 305 prepare for a fast break as Sammie Adams lunges for the wild rebound of Bill Williams' lno. 265 set shot from midcourt attempted in the home game against Big Spring. 205 AT STATE Lubbock took Texarkana to the cleaners with a 49 to 33 victory and aduanced to meet Austin, who had lost the favor of the fans when they used stalling tactics to ocercoine Borger 35 to 34. The lVesterner-Austin clash was nip and tuck until Lubbock built up a large third quarter lead only to see it disappear com- pletely, as Austin came back in the last few seconds to take a one point lead and attempt to stall tl1e ball. The stalling tactic backfired when Bobby Day stole the ball from Austin and broke down court for a crip shot to give the lVesterner.s their first State chanlpionship in basketball by a score of 44-43, From left to right, the "Big Five" of basket- ball, Bill Williams, Walter Norton, Carl lnce, Sammie Adams, and Bobby "two points" Day display the silver State Championship trophy, The telegram which the boys are holding has 892 signatures, is 30 feet long, and cost about S30 to send to Austin as a reminder of the student body's loyalty and support to the West- erners. Five thousand people gathered to greet the victorious Westerners with a "welcome home" pep rally. The players were surrounded by ad- miring fons, interviewed on the radio, and lifted to the shoulders of the fans. The bus which brought the champions home was given a police escort and was met fifty miles away by some of the fans. its .ni C O W H A N D S Pictured above are the members of the Cowhand basketball team and their coach. From left to right, they are, top row: Coach Dewitt Alexander, Gerald Long, Johnny Tatum, Wallace Wilson, Dennis Atkins, Tom Lane, front row, Bob Waheed, Charles Lackey, Sammy Sayers, Dick Waheed, Buddy Hill, and Dick Lowrey. l Pictured below are the members of the Pioneer basketball team and their coach. From left to right, they are, top row: Coach Leon Batchelor, Richard Lindsey, Jerry Martin, Billy Clark, Jimmy Clark, Dane Grant, Jerry Norman, Allen lkoss, Craig McDonald, front row, Richard Flanagan, Jim Haynie, J. W. Hutcherson, Gerry Thomas, Bobby Gene Stewart, ldugh McRee, Ralph Murphey. l l l l P rl o N E E R S W--T -- i' 208 .-uf it" if Q hw' we 5, ' P T, ' ,Mmx J' lb? -. . WESTERNER TRACK Members of the l95l Westerner track team are front row, left to right, manager John Pittman, Duane Rampy, James Sides, Don Jones, Sammie Adams, "Toe" Davis, Danny Boone, Jack Weldon, J. W. Hutcherson, Don Reed, and manager Ray Thornton. Second row, Howard Murry, James Greer, Roy Middleton, Charles Hodges, Billy Ray Smith, Dave Larson, Charles Northington, Bobby Craig, Travis Bain, and Gene Hamilton. Third row, Eddie Brown, Jarrell Young, Billy Pool, Joe Lon Teal, Jimmy Camp, Buddy Hill, Edwin Shipman, and Mike Harris. "Toe" Davis dropped safely over the bar in a practice pole vault as Roy Thornton, John Pittman, Mike Harris, and Sammie Adams watch anxiously for the completion of the vault. Coaches Fred Brown and Pat Ferris direct the activities of the track team, while managers John Pittman and Ray Thornton care for the details of running the team. James Sides strikes a classic pose as he follows through with a placement of the shot, in preparation for the track meet in Fort Worth. , xx V ' 'ff' ff . in A W K is xi J., T T ,.,z , l'g iff Q- 0 Q rlsc r e s e 0 1- 3 e 5 rsi,s :fl The mile relay team is composed of, left a T f Q 0 to right, Bill Ray Smith, Tommy Lowe, Roy 'L it re s , -tr1, Q. Middleton, and Danny Boone. Danny also 1' N 0 Y s,ito represents the Westerners in broadjumping and in the 440 yard race. Q sets, y From left to right, Howard Murry, Travis Bain, Joe liiit s Q3 T Lon Teal, and Dave Larson contest for first place in s,,,,s,, ly, ,,,: f a 220 Ydrd dash. a 'aar i l 'wi Sammie Adams takes to the air as he per- fects his style for the coming track meet in Odessa. 209 Juv -. . .555 'F Q ma fi 5 " The 450 girls in the P.E. classes took part in many group activities during the l950-'Sl school year. Basketball, volley- ball, and baseball occupied most of the time, but such activi- ties as health, first aid, tumbling, and square-dancing came in for their share of attention, also. 'Champions of the inter-class basketball tournament are, left to right, front row, Mildred Giles, Jane Scott, Mildred Barrington, Marie Buckner, and Ruby Vinson. Standing are, left to right, Lila Finley, Beatrice Adkisson, Nancy Gamble, Marion Foote, and La Rita Hyatt. AMW' Members of the fourth period P.E. class shown demonstrating their knowledge of first aid are, standing at the left, Corky Hudnall, and seated, left to right, Lila Pearl Hollens, Edith Hodges, Mary Lightholder, Vonda Scroggins, Sandra Warren, Willie Lee Henagar, and Joy Deary. Standing behind the chairs, left to right, are Polly Woolman, Betty Templeton, Ruth Wilborn, Carol Hester, Carolyn DeSpain, and Barbara Yancey. During a heated basketball game, La Rita Hyatt and Mil- dred Giles take a "jump ball". Lou Ann McCoy is the referee. 211 BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The boys taking P.E. during l95O-'5l found a variety of activities to suit every taste. Besides basketball and relay games, the boys played volleyball, baseball, and football, and attended health classes. Paul Schneider was selected as outstanding boy by boys' P.E. instructors, coaches Bill Floyd and Pat Ferris. Paul was chosen on the basis of sportsmanship, ability, and class attitude. The boys' P.E. classes have no formal teams set up, rather every boy participates in every game. Pictured grouped about the basket are, left to right, David Mc- Pherson, Donnie Dean, Wray Clark, Gerald Campbell, Fritz Stanley, and Gerald Pinkston. Shooting is Ralph Garrison. Engaging in a fast-moving dribbling relay, the whole third period P. E. class gets into the picture. Dribbling down the court are left to right, Donnie Dean, James Box, and Ronnie McMillan. Encircled by a ring of expectant faces, Bob Wassom and Wray Clark settle possession of a tie ball. J. P. Taylor took over referee's duties in this game. , 1...-Mm, .. , f.g.,s1 ,lnqf M, 15:5 1' 1 -ww-omg' 'W X' W E 5 -.Q A 1 ,w .A ., if If f - fi M Q3 'rf 'S- . W. .W-.,- .. -I 9 E, K 'r ' .14 . , ' fi i 94 ' J ,, l 4 if . J -11 f. I ,V 3, N K Q .61 V V .eggim , 1. if We 1510: 51 ff 5 .L V V 1 6 Q U5 Emi WESTERNER BASEBALL Members of the l95l Westerner baseball squad are front row, left to right, Richard Power, James Solley, Gene Webb, Sammy Sayers, Jimmy Crawford, Frank Wright, Ray Weed, Bob Newell, Carroll Walker, and Dick Oldham. Back row, left to right, Randal Rieger, Glenn Webb, Richard Hitt, Barry Allen, Benny Day, Johnny Tatum, Bo Sexton, Gerald Loyd, Hulen Haley, and Charlie Wright. Coach DeWitt Alexander and managers Neil Vaughn and Wayne Nolan keep a watchful eye and a guiding hand on the l95l Wes- terner baseball squad. 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BUILDING MATERIALS and DRAFTING SERVICE 4444 19th St. Dial 9700 Lincoln Mercury 8 Cosmopolitan PRODUCTS DF THE MUTDR CUMPANY I7'Ol TEXAS AVENUE---DHONE 2-3l3l fuddack, '7ma4 PAT HENRY INSURANCE KEEVER sl TYSON FOOD MARKET ,,0,meRw, ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Quality Groceries and Meat 1314 Texas Ave. A Dial 4038 L U B B O C K 15 Block West of Lubbock High Free Delivery 2122-19th Street Dial 8031 TUBBS MACHINE COMPANY Complete Engine Service 4007 19th St. Dial 8980 PARK FASHION SHOP 19th at AVE. M DIAL 7517 WOODY TIRE COMPANY GENERAL TIRES Broadway at Ave. Q 9181 HOLT'S FINER FOODS 2910 Avenue N. Dial 6734 Your , Your Friendly Friendly Grocer 5 w Grocer To. l - 1512 Texas No. 2 - 408 Ave. ll No. 3 - 103 No. College GROCE FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 1801 Broodwoy Free Parking Lubbock, Texas I 5 LUBBOCK SCHOOL OF DANCE Janet D. schuck H J? E- 4 ye 42nd St. Sz Boston Ave. 2-8719 3-1661 Radio Station K S E L 011 Your D L A T H A M - H O U S E Home Furnishing and Deroratoris Shop DEPARTMENT STORE 7 34th St. 81 College Ave. 9 Phone 2-8039 S Lubbock Texas 4031 34th 1H1gh1fmd Piacei Dial 7351 5" ' CHIROPODY CLINIC ,QBLES lFool Specialistl Li nr. Marshall Harvey nr. Juiian A. Mcnonaid Lubbock' :rem 1121 19111 Sf. Didl 7341 O. W. RIBBLE HILTON HOTEL NEIL H. WRIGHT Dad's Grocery and Market Southland Life Insurance Company l't F d Dallas Qual Y oo S 704 Lnlilioclc Nkltlllllill Building Lubbock Texas Levellond Road 2-3073 Bus. Phone 9932 Res. Phone 9846 See The New i Pontmv l l "The Most Beautiful Thing on W'l1ecls,' McVVilliams Pontiac CO. COMMERCIAL TRUCK CU. EALES AND SERWCE K'Your Pontiac Dealer" LUBBOCK, TEXAS 902 Ave. I Lubbock, Texas ':-frffw 1621 -19111 sf. 6 its UPHOLSTERING CO. 25:11-louieisf D121 3-2216 Phone 8300 3523 Ave, Q WASHING LUE1R11:AT1N13 , 'llpholsterlng B X Av NUE 'NAL 556' REFINISHING '95 TE A5 E EPAIRING SOUTH 5'DE SERWCE HDME FURNITURE 51-IDP RANK BURTON 3521 AVE' Q BEN MILLER 'J' 5' SCWERN' OWNER PHONE 2'95Us l3l2 AVE- D ALL WDRK GUARANTEED fi 2 "tPT?i'5 S f1a'e5ef1 5 lqa Charles Wm. Aydelotte. Agency Realtors Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Dial 4208-5480 1313 College Avenue Keystone-Fleming Appliances "Featuring Gas and Electrical Appliances" 1320 19th Street -:- Lubbock, Texas P h o n e 6 6 2 6 M E X I C A N I N N "Lubbock's Finest Foods" l9l0 Ave. Q Phone 8322 ALTON TAYLOR, Owner f Slwqa 4 FOR CHILDREN "WE SELL EVERYTHING BUT THE BABY" 2423 34th Street Phone 27720 X415 f ' v ' EOC f A -UE iv, ,Te OHLENBUSCH on. co. 5 34 WN. NC' Ky COL-TEX GASOLINE FOURTH AND AVE. T PHONE 7751 SINCLAIR QUALITY PRODUCTS Compliments of JACK T. CONE, Distributor P H O N E 2 - 3 1 2 9 X Blackwell Mattress Co XJ, sox J SPEARS SINCLAIR SERVICE 2610 TM Ne- 'hone 2-4010 802 Avenue H 6 """ '1 "" 'H Lubbock' Texas DEAL' MA HIN H P , S W, SM E S 0 EDDIE s FURNITURE SHOP Machine Work Piano Remodeling and Refmlshing Acetylene and Electric Welding - Portable Equipment E. T. STINNETTE Lubbock' Texas mo 25th sneer Phone 3-3768 2732 TEXAS PHONE 5111 BUUT5and A 5FlDDLEV5'fA"ig 0,1 1 flown, U' H061-Avenue K Dial 2-0983 f boils o out-dated cooking met or you! The streemY1neA beauty oi gon: modem Electric Range is matchen onbg by its modem effvciency. Comphtew eotomatxc, txme and temperature controk glwe Qeriect resoXts efled time, irom o11en,bt6xXer . . . been-v4eXX cooker. Yooos taste better! are better ior you. Sknee you cook without flame, theres no smoke, soot or iomes. NAM, centngs, cnrtaixns remdtn iresh mock Xonger. And there's no sootq pans to scrub'. Svlktch to a modern ELECTYJC 85569. Xt's convement, eereiree MA economical, . . .Lo-14 cost Aectrkfxtg Ks the Xov-1 est item in your ianfxw budget. Yes, onkj 7 cents a day operates the modern eXectrXc range ior the average ianfhfg. Your eXectrKc Aeder Xunhys Aectrko ranges Rn st1jXeS and is-nts t0 .-,.:-1:1:5532:.gr:-1::Init-:.g.,g:,:-Z?I-Im-IN E'-ff Yovf ibdilxf feQ0kfCd5e9ffs Q e a ssdmszi:1e:::f:1z:::::::::4-I, 'WMM' budget. SGC 'BBQ QDAGYQ- Wilgzzw b , 8 0 , ,.-1413:s::,::1:z::::::g:,::nlwill P U U T H t on oosoi o ,toz s T "' 32155: E WZ v I n F N C 0 M E P A N Y E 2s YEA Hs OF Go OD CIT 125 N53 IP AN D PU5LIC S Env ICB pf? hyvgcg 535 Each year . . . there are new favorites Each year . . . there is the favorite place to go for the most select and best in what every girl graduate wants for beginning the next step in life . . . her home . . . whether in the near or distant future. Choose from the large collection of Silver, China, Crystal, and Pottery At DECORATOR'S STUDIO 1202 Ave. N LUBBOCK. TEXAS HUB BARBER SHOP LARRYMORE DANCE STUDIO All types of dancing - Both children and adults "Lubbock's Busiest" Ballet Acrobatic Tap Ballroom I2I8 Texas Ave. Dial 5221 1905 Ave. R phone 2-0923 BOOTS SADDLES NOVELTIES 1 CLOTHES DocToR DRY CLEANERS QUALITY WITH SERVICE WESTERN CLOTHING Woodlirfs Boot or Shoe Shops 1110 AVENUEJ PHONE 4812 1207 COLLEGE AVENUE DIAL 2-5782 2808 AvE' H LUBBOCK. TIEXAS HOLE MAN Avro SERV E ICE AUTO BEAUTY SHOP O Ming Paint Plating O Automobile Polishing O Tailor Made Seat Covers HOLEMAN AUTO SERVICE 3101 Ave. H Dial 4052 ROBERTS STUDIO Across the Stree-tfXlVest of Court House ll16Vz Texas Dial 6862 or 2-0542 PHoNE 2-6231 '609 AVE. H MCWHORTER CLEANERS QUALITY SERVICE SPECIAL SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE SUITS 50C PLAIN DRESSES 50 G. G. MCWHORTER, Owner LUBBOCK, TEXAS F' NI' Chancey Scott Bullard Herb Bannister RELIABLE PHARMACY Free Delivery S Easy Parking Chancey Sand Grqvel 61 Rock 2316 Nineteenth Dial 2-2796 or 2-5408 3 c 1301 34th Dial 2-3453 Lubbock, Texas Vaughn and Harris Service Station Conoco Products Cas and Oil Tires - Tubes - Tirc Repairing - Accessories 3903 19th Dial 2-9253 D brinqi you - SHRNER TBALL GAMES Home MJAIUBQ IN 7951 K FYO 'F"'F'i"5 I I I , Y,-rf Il i General Offices: Lubbock, Texas ' , ...xg FROM START TO FINISH ECONOMY MILLS I4I3 Avenue B Lubbock, Texas WI-lLTON'S DRIVE IN PIT BARBECUE COOKED WITH HICKORY WOOD WE BARBECUE AND DELIVER O Beef O Ham O Ribs O Turkey O Steaks O Chicken OPEN 24 HOURS-7 DAYS A WEEK HARD MATERIALS COMPANY 2IOI Broadway Phone 2-9548 and Lubbock, Texas For Delivery Service WALLIS PLASTERING COMPANY I 205 34th Dial 3-3683 SAMSON COMPANY Plumbing - Heating - Air Conditioning 3120 34th Street Phone 8-2875 Lubbock, Texos Eljer Crane Standard Kohler Fixtures Buy the best meats, frozen foods and quality groceries at Woodlawn Food Store 2510 Knoxville 2-0975 Arthur Sparks Texaco Service Tires, Accessories, and Batteries 4101 19th 2-3931 Dial 6163 P. o. Box 504 HUNTER CABINET SHOP DOORS - lDetuil Workl ' SCREENS WINDOWS - KA Specialtyl - FIXTURES Pho. 2-7803 1711 ldolou Hiway Gontractor PAINTING SL D'fCORAT'NG KENNETH BOZEMAN sl SON AUCTIONEERS Office Phone 2-7612 Res. Phone 2-5133 3209 34th St. Lubbock, Texas LUBBOCK, TEXAS ANDERSON 81 BIGHAM SHEET METAL WORKS 424 Ave. L P. O. Box 1438 Lubbock, Texas BIGHAM GIN SUPPLY CO. .E HALF HOUR LAUNDRY Dial 2-6691 501 Aye. L LUBBOCK, TEXAS LUBBOCK MOTOR LODGE On U.S. Highways 82 81 62 1695 East Broadway Lubbock, Texas Dial 31941 Room Telephones DANIEL GROCERY Groceries and Best Meats 502 Ave. K Dial 2-1831 MCCOLLUM WOOD WORKS "Yard Fences for the Home" 1109 6th Street Dial 2-2886 ABEL CLINIC-HOSPITAL Route 7 Lubbock ldalou Highway Dial 9841 9 . 2 Q Wmnfsfnw m' . ' , 445-Rm.n.J.a. Q P S nm.nl::,T,:l'5'8 E I 5 Q ' M MT-nn' ,j , -, . ' Qi' gf b , 4,1 f lu' g ' f "" 3 f H 1 f A "hr , ln :,: EH: ,, ,fl :!v "-, 443 FARM 8: RANCH STURE WST. AVE Q LUBBOCK, TEXAS U sremeea . E ' Q R I E I BUFFALO LAKES, INC. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FASHION CLEANERS Ed Dalmont, Owner All types of alterations and dye work Dial 3-1414 2417-B Main Rhodes Bros. Safety Center WHEEL ALIGNING - AUTO CLASS SEAT COVERS 813-I5 Avenue H Dial 2-3672 TELEPHONE 3-3563 G. P. UEEPJ MAY'S GARAGE Expert Automobile Repairing ANY TYPE WELDING lRotary-Bit Work A Specialty! IdaIou Highway Just Beyond Acuff Rd. DICK GREEN DRUG and POWERS SPORTING GOODS CI 1212 Avenue K Diql 2-3901 For appointments Dial 5672 Always Welcome at 1001 13th Lussocic, TEXAS ' LUBBOCK TRUCK CENTER Cas - Oil - Diesel - Accessories LUBBOCK, TEXAS Complete Tire Service MAC,S FLOWER SHOP "For All Occasionsi' 720 Avenue H Phone 2-0257 Dial 2-3171 809 C0 6 AWNING COMPANY psi" 0 - u aeggeeza A 8z B Refrigeration Service LUBBOCK. 'r:xAs F1'iQ'idCli1'e Universal 8 Dressmaker Sewing Machines Awnings - Door-Hoods - Canopies 1940 Texas Ave. Dial 7961 RADIATOR TROUBLE? - , DOUBLE HUNG CASEMENTS AWNING TYPE QM MLW iii-I--Tlmi il American Window Company III ,QQ if Q N6 WZ!! i WST Americafs Finest Aluminum Windows ALL WORK GUARANTEED Pick Up cmd Delivery Service WILKISON RADIATOR SHOP Millard Wilkison, Owner 915 Avenue H Dial 7749 Lubbock, Texas Telephone 4741 Office 8. Warehouse Mailing Address 1942 Texas Avenue P. O. Box 397 Pat Howard and Charlcie Rice gaze longingly at the beautiful clothes displayed in the Campus Corner mezzanine at Dunlaps. CAMPUS CORNER MEZZANINE i 2 Mn! I West Texas, Best Department Store HUB LAUNDRY 2107 19th Phone 7871 CLARK,S CROCERY FEATURING QUALITY FOODS 2213 College AVC. Dial 4682 AandM PIECE GOODS Menfs- - Ladies' - ClIlllll'C7l,S llfcar Phone 19111 Stffiet Walter Isham Texaco Service 23rd and College Ave.- Phone 33131 Lubbock, Texas Service To The Sick Prescriptions Called For And Delivered LAVENDER - HULL AZTEC INN STEAKS FRIED CHICKEN MEXICAN FOODS QUACAMOLE SALAD Phone Drug, Ltd. College 5565 Prescriptions at 23rd 2227 19th Phone 24516 Lubbock, Texas Right around the corner from the High School C SL L FOOD MARKET 1708 Avenue T Phone 6212 MCWILLIAMS LAUNDRY R. C. HURT, Owner Pick-up and Delivery 8: Wet Wash and Flull Dry 2230 19th St. Dial 6783 "Your Record Centeri' U. V. BLAKE Radio Service - Records 1943 19th Dial 7582 Anything in , J Sewing Machines S Rqzleq Mwfzine Zxcfrange Phone 8081 -2- P. O. Box 52 2217 19th Street llufigoahi, Uexai 19th STREET CLEAN ERS Cleaning - - - Pressing Alterations - - - Pre-Spotting 2202 19th St. Dial 2-3224 AMERICAN LAUNDRY Lubl1ock's Finest 2224-19th Dial 6871 I I 3 f A i 3,1 f"f1"" H 92195 Q, " V i-z",,+'4Q?qq3 A K "iff I, s. Cope TIHIICI S3168 3907 19th Street DIAL 9011 AUTOMOBILES SALES-LOANS SNODGRASS -MANER CO. KITIIOUSQHJS of satisfied customersn NO. 1 914 AVENUE H NO. 2 1916 TEXAS AVENUE DIAL 2-1872 OR 4595 DIAL 2-6882 WHITWORTH'S CLEANING - - - PRESSINC Expert Alterations and Tailoring 212 19th St. Dial 4562 COUHTEOUS SERVICE QUALITY FOODS LOW PRICES 'J WVU- ff- LJ., I 'I I 9 1 1'1" . . , 4 0 -A . ' E 'U i.K.Ii I"' li 7x 8 Itlilll I l ll Ill I il'lllI.IfIvl1 Ill ROSS CAFE Mr. 61 Mrs. Troy Ross, Prop. just Good Food! Texaco Products At M. L. HAWKINS SERVICE 2lO2 IIT!! ITRKI1' DIAL lvllll 221 College Ave. Dial 2-9320 LUBBOCK, TEXAS Dial 21552 spacious New shop : : flsfgsfi Beauty gifiofz Mrs. Esther Adams, Owner Ample Parking Space 2424 14th Street Lubbock Venetian Blind Co. 1609 College Dial 33485 .Haddock Eleabuh 6 cgewimfing, fsguiafing dlflofou 5 'j'zan4fozmzu Phone 6898 Night 6759 1944 Texas Avenue fulggoag, Uzxasr COLLEGE COURTS H24 Modern Eyficieney Apartments" 505 College Dial 6638 KIRBY'S GROCERY 81 MARKET 3203 Choice Meats Vegetables Ez Fruits Groceries 34th 4712 Thompson's Beauty Salon 'Discriminating women prefer Thompsorfsn 1113 College Dial 2-1561 No. 1 No. 2 INCE OIL CO. Visit Our Station No. 5A West of L.H.S. on 19th Street - Others - 2803 Ave. H No. 3 34th and Ave. A East Broadway No. 4 206 College Ave. Your Kaiser Frazer Dealer ffiamgazs-Qullsz Jlflofou 1932 TEXAS ... PHUNE 3 31BCl JOHN MCKINZIE, Owner MOTOROLA-Home dz Auto R.C,A. VICTOR B RAY ' S LADIES RADIO LAB SPORTSWEAR Guaranteed Radio Service 2418 Broadway Dial 6244 ...l 1501 Ave. Q Dial 8391 "If they print it, we'oe got itg VOCUE CLEANERS if we donlt have, welll get ttf' Fur Storage and Alteration THE MAGAZINE RACK 1105-A College Dial 2-9625 Cleaning - Pressing 3? MIDWAY THEATER 'Always A Good Show" 1209 College Ave. Dial 2-2491 1805 Broadway Dial 9532 GENERAL AUTOBIOTIVE REPAIR WEST TEXAS 0. K. GARAGE SCHOOL SUPPLY, INC. 1812 19th Phone 9121 Rodgers-Gregg Service Co. 1 Radio and Refrigeration Sales and Service 2417 Main Street Dial 4202 2421 Main Dial 2-1096 Sales - Service - Contracting RELIABLE PLUMBING COMPANY C. B. Thompson Don Brooks Architectural Drafting Home Designing a Specialty 2419-7th Phone 2-6177 or 2-6677 Lubbock, Texas 3007 34th Dial 5323 Granville Johnson Drug Store L b c , Hb 0 k Texas 34th st. at Ave. Q Dial 2-5486 14th AT COLLEGE DIAL 844 CLEDCO 5 ' C II T 'I "WE CLEAN 'EM CLEAN" ANTHONY Builders' HIGGINS Paints Kc Supplies Floors 81 Free Pick,Up And Delivery Varnishes Wallpaper Paneling 2425 34th Street Phone 3-5837 E. D. PARKER Owner WALLACE GROCERY 2507 Ave. T Dial 6911 ARTHUR M. LAY GEORGE A. FIELDS Building Contractor 1923 Avenue Q Dial 2-5365 Produce 106 Broadway Dial 7431 "Home of the Blind People" Dial 7851 , TONTINE SHADE SHOP "Your School Supply Headquarters' . Custom Made . Comms Venetian Blinds o outside venetian Blinds ' 2gS3j,gnMTgg,'g,nne I I3ff1IiQf?ffm1fZ.OSs N Window Shades O Custom Made Drapes Drugs SL Sundries Fountain Lunches 2914 Avenue N Dial 3-5640 Draughon's Business College Leaders in Business Education Lubbock, Texas y ' 'E sums W X ... .ut. , X r esterners X W Class of 1951 :::. :"-:f Q - '-'--. ff: "': . . . . ...milf , ,ly IEIE uoyy uyy i t . K 5' :,g M A-'A , . mm runn y. .141 Vlr, ,,,i:,A l h, ,,..,.: . .,f,.,.,.:., Q ' . .. oya f-A , . 555535-il" ," .-.-.- 1. 1 ! abr - :-, -:::'::::: 5 : zlt: : :::: --: :4:, A vi -5.15 r .r .,.,f.., f tam.,-4.'5' ,, Hwy Q Aff..-., May your every endeavor be a success in the coming years... Again, most hearty "Congratulations" Class of 1951 ...from your modern, complete shopping center in Lubbock SEARS RUEBUCK and CU. 1625 13th STREET TEIQIQV 87 CHILDIQESS COMPLETE HARDWARE SERVICE W E B B 1 S Q02-Q04 dfffain 56-Lest fpgorze 6336 FURNITURE FINISHING fuggocg, Ijaxaa A t' F '15 R t d 906-908 Main Dial 2-3972 " 'que um' We es me ' ' 509 AVENUE H DIAL 2-1659 G'1'1SSS Fllfnltllre Company New and Used Furniture Lubbock, Texas BAND Box CLEANERS ff 'O W 1506 TEXAS AVE. 6071 " t'ff"'SHOfS""'f' .mv fl?AQl i N QMUJY 2420 - 34th Street LUBBOCK Dial 3-16' 107 A COLLEGE 6056 i' ' ROBINSON CLEANERS BONDED FUR STORAGE 2427 34th 3-6290 Pick-Up and Delivery ZED MARCY 55?'NSON 1uBB'8Ei,C?E?XE Remember boys, you get the best hair out in town at the . . . COLLEGE AVE- BARBER SHOP CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS .... DIAL 2-9604 1313 COLLEGE THE WESTERNER WORLD Weekly newspaper "Sportsmanship Then Victory" 1316 Ave- Q Dial 2-3018 TEXAC0 DEALER 'IOHNHALSEY DRUG "FM We Sefvive ff' all FREE DELIVERY ON PRESGRIPTIONS high school students" 1118 Broadway Dial 6301 G. W. TATE RODGERS PIANO co. N KVVEST TEXAS LARGEST PIANO STORED VVORLDIS FINEST PIANOS DIAL 2-9672 1601 COLLEGE 130f,fIxOqQf3EIgI8lQ2 Q LUgF2.CEg,dgEfAS Owner LELAND PAYNE LUMBER COMPANY LELAND D. PAYNE. PRESIDENT 9 114 NORTH COLLEGE AVENUE LUBBOCK. TEXAS ,I C3 . -I 1 ' H I E 6 ' -E" ' tj: V.A. 1 1'fA 1 :'i4 J Sify qi 1.. If Xp fo . I , .,,:,tEE'q .X M7 I, iE EE 1. Q' ii , 1 54Qf 1 - 1' if E I XX x CAR SERVICE 1 111 I E E 1219 MAIN DIAL 6901 W U,-Qqhjqlg X MCKISSACK AUTO SUPPLY 1702 Ave. H. Lubbock Texas ""'7'3'3:1Z323:f:3tl-3 4 U:32T'?iT7B N 82325155 U llZ3t3Z3Z3Ill I Fll2Z5Z3Z7Z3Z1Z3'7""' .L ,.,.,., ::1::::':I:I-I1 U ,3:f: ,.,.,., . ,. 5 52 2 51 - iff? 2-5 ii E'SE5?lffff15E' ' f,l-4.1.1.2-:-1-11:-. .5S5E5E5?E5 me 5TFlTIDN A LU B-BDC'KZ'TEX'. AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. -- LONE STAR CHAIN - 250 WATTS I W. W. Bruce Mamie W. Bruce A B C LETTER SERVICE H ARQLD GRIFFITH 19th St. and Ave. M Dial 2-1525 No. 3 Park Place Robert's Bicycle 81 Repair Shop 1515 Avenue Q Dial 9872 Lubbock, Texas Rvafdmastw' 1424 Texas Ave. Dial 2-5755 America? Finer Bicycle 13. Ez. WALKER AND CU. KERR-SIMMONS MOTORS 'NSUff,fHiiQNT2XifND5 MAIN AND AVEUNE o ARMELKORN SHOP I503 AVENUEO LUBBOCK, TEXAS P 4107 P 2 6824 1220 T Ave. D I 6648 Western Irrigation Co., Inc. Western Deep Well Turbine Pumps Complete Well Service 1656 Idalou Highway Phone 2-3848 Lubbock, Texas PLAZA CLEANERS 2707 26th Dial 2-5433 "Lubbock's Finest Synthetic Plant" Highland Place Laundry Automatic Maytags 3-5256 34 St. in Highland-Place -UBBDCK FEED SEED AND GRAIN CD. WHOLESALE RETAIL a I:1:mNEn14vH AND PI-IIJNE AVENUE I3 4052 LUBBDBK, TEXAS MURRUWJHOHAS HDWE. CO. WHOLESALE 1402 Ave. G Finest in Modern Cleaning 1913 AVENUE Q DIAL 3-2121 HOOPER TIRE STORE 1310 Avenue H Lubbock, Texas AUCTION CAFE Oysters, Lunches, Steaks, Chickens Mrs. W. A. Hartman Mrs. Carl Jones Phone 2-9236 GARNET REEVES All Forms of Insurance Gammill 'nie company U. S. Tires - Batteries - Accessories 219 AVENUEH PHDNE4541 FARM CHEMICALS -1- LIVESTOCKSUPPLIES THE RUWLAND Sc EURDUN EU. PROGRESSIVE AGRICULTURE IS oUR BUSINESS LUBBOCK, TEXAS 41913 STREET PHONE 5901 WEST TEXAS COMPRESS 8: WAREHOUSE CO. Wayne Prather, Supt. SERVING THE COTTON INDUSTRY Dial 2-0158 - 23rd St. and Ave. E Lubbock, Texas Betty East and O. C. Madden en- joy the luxur- ious beauty of a 1951 Roadmas- ter Buick. I O O CUQQPIZ ' - A , 1917-27 TEXAS AVE. fegyfifgf D IA L 7 41 6 1 12 1 55 Y gi ff E "' xii I .I . , THE TAILURJ FUR STORAGE AND ALTERATIONS CLEANING---PRESSING 1412 BROADWAY PHONE 9581 ' E. N. sf1.1c:SoN '- SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. DIAL 3-5536 1611 19111 sr. LUBBOCK IMPLEMENT COMPANY your McCormick Deering Dealer Krause Plows - Meyers Ditchers VEAZEY CASH LUMBER CO Building Materials "pay Gadfz am! Saas" 2802 AVE. H. PHONE 4004 JAY JONES AUTO SALES "We Are Easy to Trade Withv 1419 19TH STREET DIAL 2-6810 SANDLIN CAFE OPEN 24 HOURS 402 AVENUE H DIAL 2-9448 1304 Broadway Phone 4526 Factory Outlet Shoe Store of Lubbock, Texas High Grade Famous Named Shoes at 3051 to 6077 off Lubbock Tailoring Co. Fur Storage Dri-Sheen Cleaning - Form Pressing Dial 2-3152 1213 Avenue K McCULLOUGH FLOOR COVERING Sz SUPPLY CO. Phone 2-8088 1816 Ave. Q Lubbock, Texas Paints Varnish TRAMMEL'S SERVICE STATION 2424 Main St. Phone 2-3322 Ray Trammel, Prop. Bedford's Prescription Pharmacy CFormerly Lytal'sJ Linoleums - Rubber Polishes - Waxes LUBBOCK' TEXAS Asphalt Tile Builders Hardware 1109 AVC- L- -5- Phone 5591 LEE BEDFORD Jessie Lee's Beauty Salon "We specialize in 4-way haircutsu 807 College Ave. Dial 2-6776 Magnetos, Carburetors, Electrical Supplies, Willard Batteries Gener t rs, Starters, Car Heaters, L ce-Neville Alte t AUTCIMEITIVE ELECTRIC DD. WE SERVICE EYERYTIIING XVE SELL Phone 9272 1414 Broadway V LUBBOCK, TEXAS V LEVINES Smart Fashions at Thrifty Prices KING NURSERIES AND GARDEN SHOP Don D. King Dial 5048 or 5188 Business Location - Brownfield Highway C. M. Steen Service Station Chevron Gas, Oil ci? Accessories 3907-19 2-9291 W eseee 1 an ,A 1 f it ex Q, -J 755 1 X. .13 ' -d Lu. Xu . 1 '07 K C E 5 I 1 l 1 Mr. E. Q"Pinky"Q Lowrey, athletics director, served as the inaster of cere- 1no11ies at the lllllllllll night peprrally he- fore the Odessa game. Tl1e program in- cluded one stunt from each class, a repre- sentative speaker from the faculty, and two guest speakers. Two talented seniors, Barry Allen and Neil Vaughn, have participated i11 various programs throughout tl1eir high school days. This year Barry and Neil have served as top entertainers on many guid- ance programs. The two older sisters in the cl1ildren's theater play, 'lCinderella,', Nancy NlcKis- sack and Laura Lou Bailey, are pictured dancing at the Princeis hall with Bob Rich- ards and Hank Kirschner. YVinners i11 the Y-Teen annual Easter hat parade are XVanda Neill, craziest hatg Mary Frances Tucker and Betty Sue Rabun, most beautiful hatsg and Pat Pruitt, most original hat. Un Pat's hat are two live colored chickens in a cage made of wire and veiling. SIGN CO. IT'5 A PLEASURE TD STICK IIIUR "KNOWS" IN YDUR BUSINESS AL. 7891 26TH Si AVE. E PLAZA DRUG STORE Fritz Carter Phone 2-5488 2713 26 St. Lubbock, Texas C A M P C A R S O N 202 North H Phone 2-9152 McLaughlin Machine Shop LATHE WORK -:- WELDING 106 Ave. H Lubbock, Texas Night Phone 2-3790 Phone 2-7726 LOOK FUR THIS CROWN in-lb fx "W" "" -nv., 0 R AN G E 'ifiasffi ,Tiki . Www f XVZZMZ Qwfff MISSION ORANGE BOTTLING CO. 2518 Ave. H Lubbock. 3 Cwaifz music Gompaml gaanos Cbmpfefe Sfock eilflusicaf Suppfies 1207 MAIN STREET NEW MASONIC BLDG. DIAL 3-2848 .L-izhhock, gzxas fawqfkznq fan Zfze Ywiicfe of Qawz Qafz AUTD UFIHCILSTERY Sa TRIM CU ACROSS STREET FRUM SEARE. 16136 THIRTEENTH ST. PHONE 6523 LUBBOCK, TEXAS TAILOR MADE HEAD LININGS SEAT COVERS DOOR PANELS DOMINO TAXI RADIO-TELEPHONE EQUIPPED Dial 6694 for a Red Cab Dial 6930 53,3 .' in uf! rg Q 1220 Main ,, A T zme-Up-Starter- Generator and QQ Brake Service W " E' -Q' C ' fffll N C 8a M MOTOR SERVICE Jim Cocannouer Billy McDaniel -1 7.707 I wiv A A W- DQQQ ,....,........."9 Q09 ,-.......-P004 nova -'---r"r'f9Q Q99 0.9.9 Q"' nova Q9 'col ,L ,Q ,gf G ' Q04 Mi. i. ,, El x -- lst Row: Barbara Gilliam, Odessa Gordon, Glenna Baucom, Doris Dudley, Kitty Hinchey, Alice Lynn Prouty, Carol Gray, June Oden, Donna Rogers, Pat Pruitt, Virginia MaGouirk, Edith Hodges, Jo Ellen Hicks. 2nd Row: Danny Boone, Jim Pettit, A. J. Marcy, Billy Breedlove, Teddy Stone, Larry Byrd, Richard Powers, Franklin Greer, G. L. Guillot, Dale Porter, Mr. Fite. HURRAH: for the 1951 Senior Class. You have made a Wonderful start in life thus far. If at all possible, enter Texas Technological College this fall. COMPLIMENTS OF HODGES BROTHERS 1115-17 AVENUE G LUBBOCK, TEXAS Walk and save the difference-In hardware, dry goods, shoes, radio repairs, plumbing, electric and garden supplies, etc. .4-..............,. i g ig? p BQOWJSJ3 A A ,Q W A BAP'rIs'r BOOK s'roRls PHOTOGRAPHY . 1 PHONE 4579 OR 2-3935 1212 Ave' Q 2 lm llurrison 417 34TH STREET LUBBUCK, TEXAS lVl2lllllgf'l' "A Friend to the Faculty and Stuclentsv W'll' D Snell Grocery 8: Market I ls rug F0lf'lIlLdi'7I, Service HYOM' Frimzflly Neifghborlzoofl Store" Drugs Dial 29464 Szmdrics 2508 Ave. W Lubbock, Texas 404 Ave. H Dial 2-9356 PEAK'S CLEANERS M. B. MCKEE COMPANY "Strictly Q'll6llif?l" Gin and Elevator Supplies Pick-up and Delivery Service IV1'i!I0li0H Pumps JAMES L. PEAK, Owner 2205 A Y F D. 1 4281 347 Ave. H 31363 ' le' I la Plqmoufh Plcgif, LUBBOCK, TEXAS ur ,Dll 1 maui A 1 W illiii luminal li 'A 10th at Avenue L Telephone 8525 5 I HOME LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. KCOMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE" NEW LOCATION Sue Rucker selects attractive school shoes at M aekefs. MAEKER'S URTHUPEDIC 4801 AVENUEQ DIAL 2-2142 S H 0 E S T U RE HOME OF DR. LOCKE and HEALTH SPOT l SHOES 1215 MAIN DIAL 7072 Mac Taylor gets super service for his Pontiacg with him are Donnie Rawls and Bill Griggs. TI F DCF I ERVICE 4 4 - 4 ' COMPLETE CAR SERVICE 9 ' DOXVN-TOWN PARKING LOT 1202 MAIN DIAL 3-3200 Higginbotham - Bartlett Company GOUD LUMBER Paints and Imperial Wallpaper Lubbock, Texas Dial 9314 P.O. Box 880 .--QF! SPORT CENTER joe Holmes - Sam West Bobby Layne 1612-13th Dial 2-3013 gc! ,fone and Company DISTRIBUTORS AND INSTALLERS VIKON METAL TILE Floor Covering 1214 Avenue Q Dial 2-8774 HILL,S FOOD STORE Quality Groceries and Meats 1604-19 2110 Indiana Dial 2-2061 Dial 2-6522 FRENCH FOOD STORES No. 1 - 3924 Ave H No. 2 - 2001 Old Plainview Hwy. No. 3-Idalou Hwy. "We Serve to Serve A gain" Congratulations Wishing you the Best of Everything LINDSEY THEATERS, Inc. Lindsey Plaza Clifton Lyric Tower C2lCtl1S Corral Drive-In I , Congratulations to Class of '51 is f 55 iii! :-,v!l'L',-!g!'5,I'w.1Ef 1,1 ,EQ fin 1 Ig: lui! ':i"'-1 U U' Sw 'pu as """ Men's ClothingfFine Luggage ff ' lf, i - vie" l'1' 7 Hum n fu J ll "HQ" ,5-24' i Al 1 ' BRADBURYS Lubbock, Texas 1218 Texas Ave. Dial 9543 - SINGLE VISION KRYPTOX DOUBLE GLASSES VISION GLASSES Fancgfjxination FTx'lfTCl'?llSiriination 5 ill Vision Choire of Frames White Lenses Attractive Uase Choice of Frames Rel! Q""' '0 ' ' lxryptok Bifocals Reg. 824.50 lwhitel Value Q1-i-.- l E OP ICAL COM ANY Reg. Optometrists: No APPOIHUIICIII Dr. Chas. E. Glover Ngggsgafy Dr. Ellis Carp SAVE 55.00 fo 515.00 Dr. Fred Feris Our Prices Always the Same Always Low! 1210 Broadway Lubbock, Texas Dial Z-6232. "'..::.s Good Milk Makes Good Students The Bell Ice Cneg12ffmMilk Company A L Bell Ice Cream . . . Bell Milk Lubbock, TCXUS HUGHES FURNITURE CO. GULF DeLUXE SERVICE STATION 1402 BROADWAY . . 2 DIAL 3-5495 Broadway cmd Ave. Q LUBBOCK, TEXAS l V F Y Bxkxx "-.... S. H. KRESS 8: COMPANY fi"'a... "Meet Me at Kress" 335527 50 - 10c - 25C LubbOCk,f-I-exas Ave. Q Little Shoes That Get A Big Hand- ' A ' E t"' ' I ccTEENAGERS,, B CRYSTAL ICE Co. by For Free Delivery - Call Buster Brown Exclusively At ARNOLD'S Arnold H. Maas - Owner Plant No. 1 - 301 College Ave. - Dial 6684 Plant No. 2 - 1914 19th St. - Dial 4122 1306 Broadway Dial 8377 AVINGER LUMBER COMPANY 956 "Originator of the Ready-Built Houses" I 4 CLQQD Tailors - Clothiers 1216 Texas Ave 126 East Broadway Dial 6122 LUBBOCK TEXAS I Stoves Rugs Plumbing O 'Z H2 0, I2 15, TDM FDENCH 8: COMPANY GLASSWARE CHWAWARE GREETWG CARDS vvI-II3I.E5AI.E - RETAIL DIAL 6127 UR 2-5996 1927 AVENUE H ANTIQUES GIFTS KITCHEN SUPPLIES LUBBOCK TEXAS 2427 34TH STREET fuggocgf U-Emi Galvanized - Black Soil - Malleable - Copper 'w5' First row: Margaret Thompson, Ann Reed, Mary Wheling, Sandra Shook, janet Linch, Nancy McKissack. Second row: Shirley Thompson, Betty Sue Miller, Marietta Cantrell, Mary Carroll, Marion Foote, Marian Hunt Alena Fay Smith, Io Nell McCown. Third row: Mrs. W. I. Pittman, Don Bomar, Catherine Greene, Patsy Hinson, Carolyn Newman, Shirley lobe Fourth row: Milton Coode, Charles Wright, Aubrey Vaughn, Clovis Vaughn, Bobby Dickey, john Wilkerson Skipper Welch. Not pictured: Bob Edd Dale, Ralph Carrison, Herman Bruckner. EVERY DAY A GOOD BUY ' 5 -649 X as ,D . ff cf ,C 5 IWW ,mo D1l 2-5730 ee e' H e 1 1 115 N. College Avenue o a Young an 'S aste 4 M. gffgqg Q ,, ,, . J Mig, V' J f ZA' iV7?',ALrT'i'7, 15, 1 , Q V4.1 gl' ,gnu I Vg .- af. I, avr , 1-ff :fp if f .f f- ,. if . 'ff -1' ff ' .gflfx ' Q: 1? 1144 , V, X'-1H'j,5 : ,Q V :mfr v,- ugly. . A .. s ',. . V . 5 , -A Jr' Z' ' - , .. U,,-pri' A I .V , - ,Q if? ' .,'?.'!1Z! ,yr , 'jx T.. lr yr--' - T e ?'Q'J'S -' ,-E51 ,a - ,gary 1 5' f . Jr., 3, . ,KF ef' p w ew:-ff' Q f A ll ,iggf . Ap A. I J-VA lv -mi X' :f i. ' , 1'-.132 , ' Carpet Makes it Home ,f:z,e., , 6188.37 Cl TPC f O- 1907 College Lubbock Myrick Appliance Company i Hot Point Appliances - Bendix 1715 19th Street Dial 4236 dn... K 7 will McILHANEY'S DAIRY PRODUCTS SERVED IN L.H.S. CAFETERIA For Nourishing Milk and Delicious Ice Cream CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 210 COLLEGE DIAL 9307 HARRIS 84 REYNOLDS LUMBER CO. 3702 AVENUE H PHONE 2-6844 Komac Colorizer Paints Building Material Specialists flfwlnarna Beauty egfiofz 4206 BOSTON DIAL 2-3252 We Feature Dermetic Cosmetics HAIR STYLING PERMANENT WAVES BRADY PLUMBING Contractors and Repairs TEXAS SHEET METAL WORKS 4403 AVENUE H D IAL 8244 Sheet Metal Contractors CINWORK - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING , New and Used Jacks for Sale All Jacks Repaired or Overhauled E. A. RAMPY 519 AVENUE N STEPHEN SON JACK CO. 2419 T DIAL 8380 LUBBOCK, TEXAS exas Ave. LUBBOCK, TEXAS DURWARD STEPHENSON DIAL 9217 "'Opemg"' HUNT STEWART Rix Burial Association - PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Unlimited Burial Protection 1111 19th Street DIAL 3-3488 at Adequate Rates 1601 13th A Dial 4333 DICK COZBY TEXACO SERVICE 1601 AVE. Q DIAI- 9944 l 1.1J1313ocK. TEXAS l l lUNE53'7B BEIX1276 PLAINS WH ITE TRUCK CO. WHITE TRUCK DISTRIBUTOR 2 4 3 s Ava N u E 1-1 LUBBOCK, TEXAS I 4 LONCHORN BRAND I Q , 535 f In n . 'VIZI f L A1-l- "I' ' 'ZII 23-izg igl' 21 , f 5 , 1 x' IZAI1:- ' Iii -- -, 31 '9' , 1" 555 .ss-7:4 4' I ' ' -jill? I' 111' 2: 'aff +.II I I "I,1I,: ' f W' ' 1-' H IE . l f e zsgr "I""Z" '1"' u I N?5F1ef?1:z3 ,:.,Z,:,.,, E "i:" 'A,', , .Q ",' u m e ':" ICIIIHA The Ben E. Keith Company's Longhorn Brand ' '11" is ztzz H of fresh fruits and vegetables is of high quality . . . filled with grand taste. Look for this brand - and other fine fresh fruits and vegetables - that are identified . . . GIIJUD TRADE-IN VALUE DN USED FURNITURE a y l Ireslx-Imm Yxe1tI15 1 l DATIEIQSON IZUIQNIIUIQE CC. l 'where your credit is good and service is prompt ,A gm Di,,,.ibu,o, of I-'rub and Frou: W Fruit: and Vegetable.: C MPANY in me saufbwm like 2 wa v i W, A, PATTER 5 C1 N 1 51 1 TEXAS AVEN 1.1 a - --1W1111111111111111111.1111-111111.1111- 11,,,1 11 1 ,. .,,,,,,,.,1., T "-' ' ,H P 1-1 1:1 N E 2-16 61 1.1.1 1a E1 1:1 1: 14, T EXAS """' 'G' "" """"" " """-'70 DALLAS - Four wonn-1 i' WIIgi'lNI'ivIExvI.LS 'k Lsglggf 165 .Fnnh 1 A..- i f Xfe--.N A - N ,-4'ff'T-'Th TEXA5 Comer rr Blow Co. wif? Q A My BESSER VIBRAPAC LIGHTWEIGHT BLOCK 5q,XX-fZ:s!,,--1 -.--- ,Q Plainview-Clovis Cut-Off Road 'I ,,,, , i 1 , .,,h , Q i.:J on 1, . 2 LU BBOC K, TEXAS Z ' ' .T,..:3J', eq, ' 9,2 xwx 0 e 5' STEEL PRODUCTS UUMPANY Lubbock, Texas Structural Steel, Reinforcing Steel, Plate Work Steel xv?lI'l'll0llSl' l'l'0dllI'fH Structural Steel, liar Shapes and Bars, llutes and Sheets Reinforcing Bars Box 1564 Dial 5700 ELUEFUN E EUT TE P R D T Cl ERB T LE AT DA O CA , I 9 ' c:l:1uNTRY CLUB r:c1uRTs W. W. AND LEDNA ANTHDNY LUBBOCK TEXAS ll! I! PHONE 5349 NDRTH DN HIWAY E7 ELMER RAY GULF SERVICE "WE SELL SER VICE " 16th Street and Avenue M M I LAM S T 0 R E S Wholesale and Retail No. 1 College Avenue at 23rd No. 2 109 North College No. 3 2429 34th Street Phone 4131 f ul- . K Congratulations fx f XVESTERNERS ro f CONGO! GRAPE JUICE wolf, f " Q.-ff ff 1 S V I G " Y v ' '1' . X no , 4 f - K4 C pm AW' ' . Nnuuunn G I Q. D 'li f 5. i. N i i' '. M14 l llvlluunr N: l'-A i Lx cn,-aa' -:I-ff' , -J Westerner Frozen Foods MAXEY LUMBER CO' 2425 Ave. H P. o. Box 1551 D 1 A L 9 5 o 7 """""""'o' 1641 19th Dial 5553 now Clap SKATING P 4 P L A A L M A 0 R C E E Sm '5.i5g'ggaY 13221 135545 'rivate Parties Only fall for reservations Elizabeth Wagoner and Harold Brezinski are among the couples enjoying the healthful skating at the Palace Roller Rink. Open Every Night for Public Another Friendly c'Westernern A real welcome and complete relaxation are in store for you at the Hilton Hotel. Whether you savor a tempting meal from Hiltonis cuisine, or the restfulness of a Hilton room, you will find our service and satisfaction unlimited. We invite you to entertain your friends in the picturesque Hilton Dining Room, and to hold your social functions in one of our beautiful banquet rooms. Like the XVesterner Annual, Hilton hospitality is something EVERYONE enjoys! '- I. l ki ll. Il x 'lib - , 'fr .5155 i , ' . . -X 1 ,1'.'1:2: I-1 ,: . .4411 " "e""' asf.!ffN'5 35' 'v'fng.f"'f'i'5g5r, f 2 ' ' ' :TJ-. 6 i. iiiie.-,-5153553151:'l' . lil? ,-1 ' mWWeawmhMmmQma ' ' " ' ,. " "" N. .25 1' llf fiifg 'r . .fi ' 2 1:2-. f.1,-.,::- , -1, vf. - ,s"f,:5sf- t .ia " :.. if ' " H, f , - l'?ZEg,.:,gE,: , I 125- yi ::::.,.?- ,Q rm.: if ur . ,, f. rf ' Q-f1f4'E-21,4 g' "f . ., I if 'X ' 11' ' : 'i i , ' If fi - .f M.: ' ff , V, ,,., ,.,.,,x2, . -,W Q... V M- ,M fda- V M Q . ,:.-.3-gf?-,-31:25, ,.,.,. :eww-eg" Q W. J. CBHD Reidy, Manager 53 T3 mst!!! N45 f.v"S..1x "'0 A 'KWESTERNERU WITH A WELCOME Where Your Bilsiness Is Appreciated TATE Poultry 8: Egg 4808 Ave Q Phone 3-2785 Featuring Fresh Graded Eggs Quality Dressed Poultry Fryers - Hens - Turkeys - Geese - Ducks A familiar sight in the school cafeteria is the check- ing of lunches and paying for them. Rosemary Spra- gue collects the money for Verhie Bess Oldhamls lunch. VVorlcing on place cards' for the annual Y-Teen Sweetheart Banquet are Ruth Ann Benton, Eugenia Terrell, and Helen Benton, Three publication stzulents, jackie Smith, Rath Breazeale, and Shirley Cartwright, are enjoying the pul9lication's first Mardi Gras party. As a part of the program, they are pictured singing "Come to the Mardi Grasf, Student Council as the "Heart of Democracyv was the theme of this Student Council display window which combined clever art work with serious thought. ' Fashion Park Suits ' Campus Togs ' Knox Hats ' Bostonian Shoes SOUTH ERN AUTO STORES ' Van Heusen and Manhattan Shirts "WE: COVER WEST TEXAS LIKE THE DUE ' Countess Mara Ties ' Westminster Socks a o ":'rG:rfii:ff:':rf5i:f5:':::1--" 1212 TEXAS AVENUE UML 9574 nissan .sewn Lubbock Texas Hackel's College A venue 1207 College Dial 2-1812 f 1 P A R K S Drive in Restaurant Dine in Refrigerated Air Conditioned Comfort The Home of Dinner on Wheels Eat It Here, Take It With Youl or We Will Deliver It to Your Door BARBECUED BEEF 85 PORK STEAK 85 CHOPS BARBECUED K: FRIED CHICKEN Dial 2-9409 EAST BROADWAY 34th Street SL Ave. Q Phone 3-6000 C9563 CRAWFORD DRIVE-IN GRGCERY time - O P E N -- 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. 7 Days A Week vlslr LOGAN'S ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL 1 E -S-ff 'Wf Best Hot-Dog in Town DAIRY QUEEN CONES - SUNDAES -- MALTS - SHAKES PINTS AND QUARTS No. 1 Park Place 10th Street and 19th Street and Avenue M College Avenue DIXIE CREAM HILTON SUPPLY COMPANY DON UT SHOP 0 "Specialize in Donuts for Pipe of All Sizes 52760501 OCCClSi0WS" Waterwell Pumps open from 11:00 a. 111. nil Midnight Haydware 1410 19 St. Dial 2-4320 Lubbock, Texas 1011 East Broadway Phone 2-3041 I , YV S v 'f7w"j " ,L P If y ,zu ,V A y JZ ff E L ,fiffy ,fl i J -,Pl , I 1' vp ' fp J fra' it f J. C. STANS , , .-5' K A, if aff 5,-If s HAL STANSELL T ,ff L, ix :L fii j P I f - 1 f fl PV! ii ivy!! Q A 115 if 0 If J Jw 1: cm lilf TEA SPICES PUTATD CHIPS ' ' CAFE SUPPLIES 15U4 AVENLJEH ' ' LUEBDCIQTEXAE 1205 Broadway Dial 2-3931 TOP OIL COMPANY Distributor Skelly Petroleum Products Fortifiod Premium Fortifiod Regular Gasoline M Gasoline sn LLY Fortified Skelly Fortified Tagolene Motor Oil Motor Oil Office and Warehouse 31,Q Mi. East on Idalou Highway Dial 3-2909 LUBBOCK TEXAS HUSH PUPPY DRIVE IN HUSH HUSH HUSH PUPPY Thatis what those old rnammies used to say so many years ago 117 N. COLLEGE AVENUE PHONE 2-9624 JAMES D. MORSE OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES NCE. Ov-P lo., lfMSElilUEllIlllEY Eli. 1629 BROADWAY PHONE 9353 Sound Photo Equipment Co. Sound and Visual Aids Rental Film Library 1012 Main Lubbock, Texas PAUL GRAHAM CU. BUILDERS SUPPLY 1205 13TH PHONE 6608 LUBBOCK, TEXAS .. 'N K. mn RrjQew""'5'd? wg, P T TR NIL! 'SJW- M O V I N C 'P Rent A Trailer From Us CARVER'S RENT-A-TRAILER 2703 AVENUE H DIAL 6947 FARMERS' SUPPLY MASSEY-HARRIS DEALER 9 Farm Tractors 'Le Roi Irrigation Motors 9Eversman Land Levellers 9 Cotton Dusters 9 Seed Cleaners SALES AND SERVICE 2608 Avenue H Dial 4617 Lubbock, Texas 34th STREET GULF SERVICE C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co., Inc. SASH - DOORS - LIME - CEMENT BUILDERS' HARDWARE Dial 3-2123 3802 34th Sf. PI1om' 6315 LuImImcIc, Texas 719 13th St PHD E 3'27U5 LILLIAN MCFARLAND 'K X E owuzn L.gTi,,,--11 11, A 9-.7 Wan-Q gaudy Sazm S A W 5 E P V I C E I ID , HAIR STYLISTS 75 LUBBOCK TEXAS 'VI II d AdaIl1S 1 09 13th St IZ 0 1 L bb k T WESTERN ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION SQ I6I2 Texas Avenue ,X X ' mg I t 33 5 SM M . N ix-if "Your Home-Owned Finance Co." gg x Phone 9631 or 3-3232 SNELLING SEWING MACHINES J. B. Snelling 1702 Ave. M Phone 2-1270 Rentals, Sales, Service THE ART STUDIO Kodak Finishing and Portraits MARY BELLE MORGAN Owner 1812 ,Avenue R Dial 2-1861 FLU-KE BROTHERS BARBER SHOP Service Always 1215 13th St. Dial 7562 .AI PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS A I' T E E MONOGRAMMED STATIONERY 6- GIFTS 0ntl1eSquare OFFICE SUPPLIES FAMILY SHOE STORE ii 1116 T . A '- em Venue OFFICE ouTrlT ERS LUBBOCK TEXAS 1209 13th sf. Phone 2-0l3I L Betty Mitchell selects her spring shoes from M arg0's. SPORTSWEAR HOSE' SHOES' AND BAGS Ruth Ei-mefile, WESTERNER XVORLD Editor, and Louise Davis, Editor Of the 1951 YVEST- 9 ERNER, are discussing the plaques that were Won at Denton this year. Both Of the State First Place plaques were engraved at Thomas Iewelry. M' 1301 COLLEGE DIAL 2-3181 1014 BROADWAY DIAL 6282 81 T FEED C0 715 E. BROADWAY HQ-' "' "'-I PHoNB 5451 .v PURINA n, .- snows '. Q. -' '-'!5:5:5:517" T. J. STANFIELD owners F. B. ToNBoY ' BUSINESS FORMS We " - V is . LAWSON'S ROLLER RINK ' ' LETTERIIEADS 0 ENVELOPES SKATE YOUR DATE AT ' STATEMENTS CARDS You will appreciate our Fine Quality Printing and Quick Friendly Service. XVe will appreciate your business. 0 SOCIAL PRINTING 0 VVEDDING INVITATIONS 0 PERSONAL STATIONERY ' CALLING CARDS 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS pack! patnfinq 80. 1312 AVE. Q LUBBOCK, TEXAS PH. 2-2496 ZND AND COLLEGE -:y 1. :.:-z-: 5-E:-E-.: :::':ELE 5::l E-E ,: -.. nook SI clerton, fllantjaofwzew fgepnedeniafiaei SURFACE COMBUSTION CORPORATION Ianitrol Heating Equipment WEBSTER ENGINEERING COMPANY Gas Burners and Controls ERIE CITY IRON WORKS Boilers and Steam Generators ANEMOSTAT CORPORATION OF AMERICA Air Diffusers and Accessories YOUNG RADIATOR COMPANY Convectors - Air Conditioning Units Steam Unit Heaters-Coils IIC. CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO GRADUATING SENIORS 'Ce--fe effing gMl!'I!1lH'M0'Q AVENUE Q AND 28TH STREET LUBBOCK, TEXAS DIAMONDS - WATCHES For All Your Jewelry Needs visit 9 Q V' X x 'f X5....ffM4 E W E L R Y CASH CPEDW LUBBOCK TEXAS Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair C ongratulatzons class of '51 Let us serve you for all of your clothmg needs. Natwmrlllj Adz whscd Bramls H2 Men Q and Boys' Clothes 1:2:5:1:3:2:3:3:2:':-:1:1:1:1: . :-:2. f .- ! 1 THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES - - - COMPARE -1.-...i-. L1 STE E L P h o n e :IQ ,,,p!lsq 2 5 7 0 3 ' Structural Shapes ' Bars ' Angles ' Plates ' Re-enforcing Bars Sz Mesh GENERAL STEEL WAREHOUSE, INC 400 N. Ave. H West of Lubbock Machine Co. 69 '26 Oar' or Q1 cg, at 'Iv Q Building with Lubbock! LUBBOCK AUTO COMPANY, INC. 30 years your friendly FORD dealer l 819 TEXAS AVENUE PHONE 5524 V-8 6 E tter's REBEL www ' Fine Foods ' Fountain Specialties ' Courteous Friendly Girls on Roller Skates to give you faster service ' Individual Parking under canopy 1513 - 34th Street Dial - 26052 LUBBOCK, TEXAS TWO FINE RESTAURANTS TO SERVE YOU ' 1 Sk., Ml M Your News Station l 1 I 3 EE KC B D Keeping with their tradition of 'Kon the spot newsf' KCBD inter- views the 1951 football captains johnny Tatum, Don jones, and james Sides. Also in the picture are Head Coach Pat Pattison, Frank Lee, seated, and Bob Sanders. CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF '51 . JW ' wgaisam gm Travel by Bus Charter Buses to all Points in the United States Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma Coaches, Inc. 1215 13th Street LUBBOCK, TEXAS 'W X Betty NVitt, Lola Peticolas, Marybeth Toles, Shirley Smith, and La Vonne Priddy enjoying the Cloverlake Special Banana Split at the students, favorite DAIRY PRODUCTS after school shopping center. 1210 Avenue Q Dial 8742 ff 9 W ff Wx 'it If Q' Aisj-1Q',,Y,,:t.Jr HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY COMPANY ",,.f52,,v 5 A 1220 Avenue Q Phone 7419 :gy lbgfv XJ up LUBBOCK, TEXAS Qjvig icfaizs Gqlbpfianau. s ""' BELV e 1 . 1235252555555 'te - ' 11.-1:1::1::::i:i 1 :gm I -f::.::::1:1:::: if,-25: 2---r:g:3:5:5:5:5: ,, 13:3 :gn 7325535555255 " , 5a5z,.g: ?'."'E5:fEf5f5i: 555'-E-I gegsgsgsgeg . 5523555553 " 3 Q - ...... Xa' Q .2z2a2e2s2a2a: f -1 P - :'1:i:3:3:i:Q:Q:f SX - , g ' .3 Ziagizisgegagsgs: I -1-142-I+!-I'Z'2 2- .-.'.- seagegfgs"1faz " I ,:-:-:-:':-:-t-. ff' U, :c-23' Q:13f:E:5:ES:E rj-N-5-bf-p 2.,,.g-g-:li :f:f:2:::E .-:-'.--.c- -. . . ..,. x 'f'-kazaa' -' " -2-21:15:21 " .M ii' Gorham Sterling Exclusive HACKEL' LESTER s Jewelers Ready to Wear and Sport Shop Since 1910 Registered Bonded Diamonds 1006 08 Bro ldway Lubbock, Texas 1010 Broadway D111 5794 Three New Records Set During February thirty-four students from journalism classes and Faye Pruitt, advertising manager, having had four weeks of extensive training in class and some experience selling for the news- paper, were assigned selling districts in Lubbock, given contract books and other selling materials, and sent out to sell advertising for the ,51 Westerner. These students made available to the mer- chants of Lubbock a valuable service and also made possible the publication of this 288-page W'esterner, which otherwise would be less than half this size. In less than three weeks these salesmen sold 344 ads, which fnanced more than 60 percent of the cost of this book. This stay? has set three new records. They sold 344 ads as com- pared to the previous high of 277, they sold 1300 yearbooks as compared to the previous 1114, and they are financing a 288-page book as compared to the record size of 256 in 1949. Business Staff T110 m1rf'r'fi.s'ir1,u stuff Ilf1l0 !1S.Sl'I711J1Ut1 1111 ads were Ioan Dunran-lmolckcepcrq Mary Irma Smith -Copy Ilh'S1S1I1llfQ EU01yn Xvfllffllffll-l?1l'flll'C Cflilorq Quatlzu Pozuvr-rlrluwtising editurg lane! Yrmzry and Shirley C1mpnmr1-copy assistrlnls. Not pir'tur0d is Faye Pruitt, rzrlzsertising TT1lI1l!1gCl'. 101111 Fr1m1x1in, XVITSTICRNER and XVFSTERNER N ORID plmtn,Qr11p11r'r, 1111s made flu' major prlrt 110 11c1u'1'tisi11,Q pi1'Iurf's. Thr' IIIl'77I1lf'7'.S' of 1110 1UllI'llI111S'7H r'111.ss0.s' u'1m 1'a1'11 S0111 umm fhzm S50 nf ll!1l'!'f1i-Yillfl rlrv, 1r'ft fu riu11f, Pat IIr1r1c1z'rm1r1, Kay Xx'7Il1NUH, S1I1l1l'1f C7IlI'flL'I'1,Q11f, Bw: XVMI, Afflffllll Ilnlzgrmfl. Ir1z'1cir' Smillz, Sanz Cunzp, Cuilyn Trmrrwy. C1uym'11v Prlrk, FI'IIH1f117l Crvvr, l3rm'V Martin. .1rmr'! Yrmvy. Bi11 Corrlmz, Pflfririu U'0.stUr. Carol Cw11in.s'. Imm C1iffurr1. Yiruinin Curivr. XXvf111l'I' In Azlrrrrm. C1r1yr1c'11c 14111111111 1110 VHIIIUY 11y .sv11in,Q arm' 9300. Not pir'furz'r1 rm' A1Ill'1fk11!l fwllIl1l'I'11. Cr'm',Qv Guy. Ivan DIlllf'!IV1. Jllt'lll'11l1 IIL'llI1l'I'SUIl, joy liunlin, Slrirlwy Clznprmm, Pzyggy Huy, Pu! PI1fT1I'1i, Mary lane Smith, XVinona Starr, Diane Iloncy, and Faye Pruitt. ' SB ' A 452 They Subscribed 100 Percent 231329 Guidance 128 First row: Dorothy Scliulcr, Faye Pruitt, lady Mitchell, Millie Hay, Tonznzye Brown, Claynelle Pack, Quatha Power, Carey Ann McManus, Carol Recker, Clawilla Ilamrick, Dorothy llenry, and Miss Bessie Bullock. Second rozc: Ilulen Ilaley, Sammy Sayers, Bill Banister, Boll VVaheed, Alan Ross, Bob Niclilos, Bobby Craig, Bob Fullerton, Scotty Woodfin, Dick Waheed, Don X'VOfll1!ll7l, Alan Early, and jimmy Roberson. Guidance 213 First row: Shirley Killian, Pat Philips, Carolyn Burgess, Ioan Chestnut, Charles Nix, Betty Wal- lace, Mattie Mae Rudy, Ellcne Portwood, Frances Cooke, and Mildred Frost. Second row: Fritz Stanley, Sammy Garner, Billy Tyson, Dale Brown, john Austin, and Don Cary. Third row: Mr. I. R. Bradford, Donald Ilusli, Bill Williams, Carl Starkley, Darwin Holder, Bob Richards, and Bill Gordon. ivan r Q Q 4 . 9 9 9 M113 P091 099 FOO Q99 ? 5 2 V111 ,Q "2 ,.............d ,......,,...... ,...,.,...., .-Q.--, ,.q..,-."""""""v ' Q Guidance 242 First row: Bolzhy Peternzan, David Wassuni, Mary Io Rogers, Martha Grizzle, Thelma McCul- lan, Doris Duncan, jackie Smith, Shirley Cart- wright, Peggy Cole, Mildred Barrington, Ruby Vinson, and Miss Lottie Graces. Second row: Licoal Baxley, james Taylor, Bobby Gene Stewart, Robert Bland, Larry McCullom, Don Payne, Donald Richardson, Maurice Faucett, Tommy Raney, Don VVeed, and Roy Rhodes. 285 lllwlll They Support Us .... Let's Support Them FlRM A.B.C. Letter Service .,... A818 Refrigeration Service ,... Abell Clinic .,.........,. B. E. Adair Music ....... A. and M. Dry Goods .... American Laundry ....,.......,. American State Bank ............ American Window Co. ..,,...... . Anderson and Bigham Sheet Metal Anderson Bros. Jewelers ..,....... Anne Ford's ..............,.,... Aquamatic Service and Supply .... Armstrong Supply Co. lPhilc0J ..,. Arnold's Shoes ................ The Art Studio ............... Arthur Sparks Service Station ,... Auction Cafe ,....,........... Automotive Electric Co. ..... . Auto Upholstery and Trim Avenue N. Drug ..,............,. Avinger Lumber Co. ..,........ . Chas. Wm. Aydelotte lns. Agency Aztec lnn . .........,........, .. Altee Shoe Store ,...........,... The Baker Co. Baldridge Bakery ..,. BaIdwin's Flowers .,.. Band Box Cleaners ,..... ...... Baptist Book Store ............... Bedford's Prescription Pharmacy .... Beelme ..,,....,.,............,, Bell Ice Cream 8. Milk Ca. ..... . Bennett Motor Co., lnc. . . .. Blackwell Mattress Co. .. U. V. Blake ............,. Block and Stone Co., lnc. Boots 81 Saddles by Brown ,,.. Kenneth Bozeman, Auctioneer . . . Bradbury's ,..............,. Brady Plumbing 8. Heating .... Bray's Cleaners ....,.,...... Bray's Ladies Sportwear ....,.. Brooks 81 Thompson Drafting .... Browder's .................... Buffalo Lakes, lnc. ............. . Burdine's Cleaners 81 Clothiers .... C. 81 L. Food Market .... Cagle Bros. Furniture ,.... Camp Carson .......,..... C. and M. Motor Service ..... Carver's Rental Equipment .... Casey Carpet Co. ......... . Casey-Delaney ............. . . . Chambers-Fuller Motors .......... Chuncey Sand, Gravel and Rock .. J. W. Chapman and Son lRealtors1 Chicken Village ............,...... Chlropody Clinic ............ .... Clark's Grocery ..,..,..... Cledco Specialties ....,..,... Clothes Doctor Dry Cleaners Cloverlake Dairy Store ...... College Ave. Barber Shop .... College Courts ............ College Tailors ,.,...... Commercial Truck Co. .. Cope Trailer Sale ..,... Corcorron's ...,,.... PAGE NO. 248 238 236 253 240 240 223 238 236 270 224 250 222 260 274 236 249 251 253 244 260 230 240 275 224 261 21 6 246 255 251 274 259 226 231 240 225 231 236 258 264 222 243 244 255 237 224 240 219 253 253 273 262 273 242 234 224 222 229 240 244 233 282 246 242 244 229 241 260 FIRM Country Club Courts ...., Cozby Service Station ...... Crawford Drive-In Grocery .... Crystal lce Co. .......... . Culligan Soft Water ...,.. Custom Upholstering Co. Dad's Grocery and Market .... Dairy Queen .............. Daniel Grocery ...,.......,........... Daniel Sign Co. ..,.................... . Davis and Humphries, lnc. lPiggly Wigglyi .... Deal's Machine Shop ....,....,... Decorator's Studio ............. Dick Green Drug ........,, Dixie Cream Donut Shop Domino Taxi .,.......... Dorothy's .......,.......... Draughon's Business College Dunlap's .................. Economy Mills .,.....,... Eddie's Furniture Shop .... Elwyn's ..,.,,......,.. Esther's Beauty Shop Etter's Rebel . . ....,. . , Factory Outlet Shoe Store ....,... Farmers Supply .....,........,,. Fashion Cleaners .....,.....,.... Feed, Seed, and Grain Co. lLubbock1 Fenner Tubbs Co. ........,..... . George A. Fields ,.....,......... Five-Point Service Station Fluke Bros. Barber Shop . . . Food Mart .,.......,.. J. E. Foster and Son .... Tom French and Co. . , . . French Food 1-2-3 ,... Freshe Bread ......,. R. H. Fulton and Co. Furr Auto Exchange .... Furr's lnc. ..,....... , Gammill Tire Co. .. General Steel Co. .... .... . Paul Graham Co. ..,.. ...... . Granville Johnson Drug Store .... The Green Thumb .,.......... Griggs Furniture .......,... Grace Furniture Co. .......... . Gulf Deluxe Service Station .... Hackel's ........,,...... Hackel's College Avenue .,.. John Halsey Drug Store Hanna-Pope and Co. Hard Materials Co. ...,..... , Har-Mac Shoes ...........,.... Harold Griffith Furniture ....,..,. Harris and Reynolds Lumber Co. .. M.. L. Hawkins Service Station . , . . Hemphill-Wells Co. .....,..., . Pat Henry lns. .......,..., . Hester's Office Supply Co. Hi-D-Ho ........,...,.,..... Higginbotham-Bartlett Co. . . . . Highland Place Laundry ,..,. PAGE NO. 266 265 270 260 264 229 229 271 236 253 221 231 233 238 271 253 247 244 239 235 231 230 242 279 251 273 238 249 255 244 225 274 266 275 260 257 259 216 224 234 249 278 273 244 238 246 227 259 283 270 246 220 235 246 248 264 242 21 5 226 268 218 257 249 FIRM Hill's Food Store .... Hilton Hotel ....,. Hilton Supply Co. ,... . Hines Service .,......,.., Hodges Bros. Hardware Holeman Auto Service .,.. HoIt's Finer Foods .......,.. Home Furniture Shop ,.,...,., Home Lumber and Supply Co. . . . . Hooper Tire Co. ...,......,. . Household Supply Co. ..... . Hoyt Furniture Co. ,... . Hub Barber Shop ,.,...,.,. Hub Laundry ........,.,...,.,. Hub Lumber and Supply ........ R. C. Illobl Huckabay Ins. Agency Hughes Furniture Co. ,,.,,..,., . Huie the Tailor .....,..,...... Hunt-Stewart Paint and Supply . . . Hunter Cabinet Shop ....,,...,. Hush Puppy Drive-In Cafe .... Ince Oil Co. .......,,.....,, . Walter lsham Texaco Service ,.., Jay Jones Auto Sales ....... Jessie Lee's Beauty Shop ,... Jones-Roberts Shoe Store .... K. C. B. D. ....,..... . K. F. Y. 0. ..,.. . K. S. E. L. ..,.,.. . Karmelkorn Shop .,.,....... Kattmann's .,...,.,,,...,..,. Keeton's ................,...,. Keever and Tyson Food Market .. Ben E. Keith Co. ,.,.......,.,. . Kerr-Simmons Motors ,...,,.. Keystone-Fleming, Inc. .. King's Jewelers ,,......,, King Nurseries ...........,. Kirby's Grocery and Mkt. S. H. Kress and Co. ...... , Kuykendall Chevrolet Co. E. D. Lone and Co. .,.. . Larrymore Dance Studio ....... Latham-House .......,....,.... Laundromat Half Hour Laundry ,. Lavender-Hull Drug Ltd. ........ . Lawson's Roller Rink .. Arthur M. Lay ...,.,.. Leaverton's Gas Co. . . . . Lee Optical Co. ........ . Leland Payne Lumber Co. Lemley's .............,.. Lesters ..............., Levine's ,,...,.. Lindsey Theater .......... Logan's ,.,.............. Louthan-Dowell Mattress .... Lowrimore Oil Co. .,..... . Lubbock Auto Co., Inc. Lubbock Electric Co. Lubbock Implement Co. . . . Lubbock Lumber Bin ...,, Lubbock Motor Lodge ...... Lubbock Machine Co., Inc. .. Lubbock National Bank Lubbock Poster Co. .,... . Lubbock School of Dance Lubbock Tailoring Co. . . . . Lubbock Truck Center , Lubbock Venetian Blind Co. PAGE NO. 257 268 271 247 254 233 226 229 256 249 . . . . .282 262 233 240 224 225 259 250 264 236 273 242 240 250 . . , . .251 272 280 248 228 248 280 . . , , .220 226 265 248 230 277 251 242 .....259 219 257 233 229 236 240 276 244 225 258 247 229 283 251 257 271 225 224 279 242 250 231 236 277 21 8 217 227 251 238 242 FIRM Mack's Beauty Salon .,....,.. Mac's Flowers ....,....,. ,. Maeker's Orthopedic Shoe Store The Magazine Rack ....,.., Margaret's ......... Margo's ,..,.,....,, Maxey Lumber Co. , , .. G. P. May's Garage . ,... . McCollum Wood Works ..,... McCullough Floor Covering ..., J. T. McFarland, Contractor .. . Mcllhaney's ..,........,..,. M. B. McKee Co. ........ , McKissack Auto Supply .,.... McLaughlin Machine Shop McWhorter Cleaners ,...... McWilliam's Washette . . . McWilliams Pontiac Co. Mexican Inn .....,...... Midway Theatre ....,..... Milam Stores .,,... .......,. Mission Orange Bottling Co. . .. Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co. . Morton Foods ........,....... J. E. Murfee 81 Son ..,......, Myrick Appliance CO. Nelson Electric ,......., New Lite Awning Co. . . . . 19th Street Cleaners .... Norman's ...,........ O. K. Garage ,,., Ohlenbusch Oil Co. . . Panhandle Steel Co. .. . Park Fashion Shop ..., Park's Drive-In . Park's Printing Co. ..,.. . Patterson Furniture Co. . . . , Peak's Cleaners ....,... Phil's Ranch House .... Plains Ice Cream .........,. Plains Machinery Co. .,...... . Plains White Truck Co. ...,, . Playmor and Palace Roller Rinks Plaza Cleaners ............., Plaza Drug Store .....,....... Pop's Farm and Ranch Store , Powers Sporting Goods Co. ., Radio Lab .....,..... ..... , Elmer Ray Service Station .... R. C. A. Sound-Photo Equipment Reliable Pharmacy ....,,..... Reliable Plumbing Co. ....... , Garnet Reeves lns. Agency .,.. Reeves Photography .,........ Ribble's Flowers .......,.,.... Ripley Sewing Machine Exchange Rix Funeral Home ........., . Rhodes Bros. Safety Center ,,,, Robert's Bicycle Shop .,.... Roberts Studio ....,..,.. Roberts Super Mkt. ....... . Robinson Cleaners .... ..... Rodgers-Gregg Service Co. Rodgers Piano Store .,...,. Roland and Gordon ......... Ross Cafe .,...... ........., Jack Rutledge Service Station . Max Rutledge .....,..,...... PAGE NO. 274 238 256 243 234 275 267 238 236 251 236 263 . 255 .247 . 253 , 234 , 240 . 229 . 230 . 243 , 266 . 253 . 249 . 225 . 225 263 246 .238 . 240 . 260 . 243 231 . 266 . 226 , 270 . 276 .265 . 255 . 229 , 278 . 217 . 265 . 267 . 249 . 253 , 237 . 238 . 243 . 266 , 273 . 234 .244 . 249 . 263 . 229 . 240 . 264 . 238 . 248 . 234 . 241 . 246 , 243 . 246 . 249 . 242 . 256 . 21 9 1 'Si A Ti S' S 1 They Support Us .... Let's Support Them FIRM S8rQ Clothiers .... S. 8- T. Feed Co. .. Samson Co. .,... . Sandlin Cafe ....... Sanford Agency lns. .. Sanders Cleaners ........ Scarborough's Nursery ....... Scoggin-Dickey Buick Co. .. .. Sears, Roebuck, and Co. 7 Til 11 Food Store .,,.... Shamburger Lumber Co. , . . . D. T. Sisk Service Station . . . Smith Printing Co. ,..... . Snell Grocery ...........,, Snelling Sewing Machines ,.,. Snodgrass Maner Co. ,... . Snook and Aderton, Inc. South Side Service ........,.. Southern Auto ...,........,. Southwestern Public Service Spear's Furniture .........,... Spears Sinclair Service ........ Spikes, Sellers, Jenkins Furniture Sport Center ...,..........., StanseIl's ,,................. C. M. Steen Service Stephenson Jack Co. . . . Tate Poultry and Egg . .... . G. W. Tate Service Station . , Taylor's Saveway .... . , Terry and Childress . .. Texas Sheet Metal Works .... 34th Street Gulf Service ..,, PAGE N O. 278 276 236 250 224 249 224 250 245 262 274 21 6 224 255 274 241 276 229 270 232 277 231 281 257 272 251 264 FIRM T. N. M. 81. 0. Coaches .... Tontine Shade Shop ,..,.. Top Oil Co. .............. . Ray Trammel Service Station . . . Tubbs Machine Co. ........ . Turner Auto Supply .,.......... Vaughn and Harris Service Station Veazey Cash Lumber Co. ...... . Vogue Beauty Shop ............ Vogue Cleaners ..,..... G. O. Walker and Co. .. Wallace Grocery ..,.. Walton's .,..,..., Walton's Drive-In . . . . . Webb's Cafe ..,... .,......... Webb's Finish Room ..........., West Texas Compress and Woreho West Texas Gas Co. ........,.. . West Texas Hospital ,........., West Texas School Supply, lnc. . . . Western Acceptance Corp. . . .. Western Frozen Foods ,.,..... Western Irrigation Co., lnc. Westerner Drive-ln ,....,... Wilkison Radiator Shop Williams Beauty Salon ..,. Willis Drug ...... ,.... Whitworth Cleaners , , . . . . . , . Womble Olds .,.,.............. Woodfin's Boot and Shoe Shop . . , Woodlawn Food Store ........., Woody Tire Co. ,.,...,..,.. . Neil H. Wright ,,.... USE Thomas Bros. Co. ....,.. . . . . 268 246 227 246 Texas Concrete Block Co. .... ,... 2 66 264 274 275 275 Thomas Jewelry ,,,.,, ..... Z ales Jewelry Co. 1 We just want to tell all of you that we hope you get as big a "Kick" out of looking at your annual as we have had in putting it together for you. A lot of work has gone into this book and many, many man- hours have been spent in its planning and make-up. Don't think we donlt appreciate your cooperation, because we surely do. Without your help we just wouldnit have had a yearbook. A great deal of credit goes to the merchants of Lubbock who have realized the value of advertising in our yearbook. We feel that the advertising section is pretty important and that it can yield a great service to you. Use this section, and call on these business men, our friends. I hope you appreciate and enjoy the entire 1951 Westerner, because it was made for you with your interests at heart. K v , Signing 30 for 51 Louise Davis Editor PAGE