Tahoka High School - Kennel Yearbook (Tahoka, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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CGNTENTS BUILDINGS FACULTY CLASS ES FEATURES SPORTS CLUBS SNAPS ADVERTISEMENTS .R 3'Mww,1,.. , ,,. ' . ' w,'U' m Q x-f 1 -x Q-1 ' -gv--,ld K? :w-..a-'v,,4-1 41' .. N.. ' 1 XX fx 5.1 -.3 LA J M E M I M 1 it af-H n iw ' ,Q E1 U a f .MXN I! f 5 ' W-, fr. Hr. ..la,- 53: . 'i4 ff f-H 1 - . ' - -t...'E.- 'Ln.2.'I9-5 1n.'..,.,. wcff-vxfaqakkai, V A W ,'5f'K -. , in '+ gg x Pi Lllll ,1.it 'ff I -na-qglg, AN - ..,.. -' -pf. . V , ,J I. A. ,Q , ., ' 2 4? v - .-fQ?1 X. ' .,- A1 ' ' 7 x ., YK YS... 1 15. KN ,. , .f,5.4'a'-.A e Mn-.a' A.. I I K .1- -41 l ,-9 Q ,nv- .r I EDITOR S GTE Your h1gh school yearbook 1S a plcture record of your school days We of the staff have trred to capture, rn prctures everyone of you rn some phase of your school act1v1t1es In the years to come, as you thumb through the pages of The 1955 Kennel I hope that you w1l1 be able to recall many treasured memorles I should l1ke to thank the staff and Mrs P1ttman our sponsor, for co operatmg W1tl'1 me at all tlmes and for the llttle extra thmgs that they d1d wh1ch made my year as ed1tor of the annual one that I w1ll never forget and co operatron our attempts to publ1sh an annual would have been futlle On behalf of the staff I should l1ke to thank the merchants who contrlbuted unselflshly towards the publlcatlon of The Kennel To Mr Walter Rrchter our d1str1ct supervlsor from The Steck Company we say a blg thanks Wlth the hope that you w1ll enjoy th1s book now and 1n the future the staff presents to you The 1955 Kennel ZLL 7 7 . I . . , - . . To Mr. Spears and Mr. Jacobs, I express a hearty thanks , Without their assistance F . j . . . y . . . I . 7 . . . I . ll ll. . . . . 7 five' In 3 - jf: X u W, K 1 N , N n f K a s il 5 . L d ik C llkl tl C 'Tum ll allno at onso ll ate Hugh Selma. ... llnfrlepenailenit School District OTIS SPEARS, Superirtendem W TAHUKA. TEXAS To you who are finishing your high school career, as well as those of you who have more time ahead,I wish to express my sincere appreciation for your help in making Tahoka High School, during the 1954-55 term, a very pleasant place in which to work. f. 'ff 0 ,ff t X ADMINISTRATION 'Rl' Q 3 S Leijxhlgjiffmpal Tannolhm Consouidafed Independent School District OTIS SPEARS, Supcrirtendenz TAHDKA. TEXAS u is satisfied w Ss f- Y ith the job you h Dear Students, ' I hope each of yo ur efforts. been what you have made xt. follow will be up to you and yo This year has done, because your success in each year to ' 11 of you. I perso nally extend my best wxshes to a A 2.Ve 1 Q Mrs. Nora jean Deaton Math History 8th Grade Mr. Lester Adams Agriculture 12 if 3 fr I X 'U I Mr. Floyd Tubb Business , Mrs. Annie Mae Smclscr English Re ading Spelling J Mr, Bill Haralson Head Football Coach Civics 7' 4 fi? 15,5 xv , r v Mr, Arthur B. 'HYRB5-as .f:,.:ij'ff ' f, ' , :fre 3' '12- Ng., . 4 'CF-aL ' ' ,'T' ' -,-'Qfkfu 'fx . ' Tenney Science f l 7 N 1.75 -' xl ' ,fm ' 1 -Q l 31' 4, , -A ,ar 1' 'S fv- ran! 1 Mrs, Madeline Hegi Home Economics Mr, Tracy Brown M atb G4 3 , ,X uf' l 1 Mrs. Paul Pittman Library and Annual Sponsor Mr. Wyatt Burl-:halter Band Chorus 16 fl 1 lb ,U W, . - , f or , Yi! ,.-.-1-up Mr. J. C. Koen History Speech Q0 gh 'ab A' ,'..:,l, . 9 ::.,'.:0. 0 5. I 0' NLM ff: QR' ,A --af 3 I 3, ,Y Ur fa U1 ww .-L., . -.M V, , -1 ,.. fl 'uf f A s K-A, , . --Q. s-Q.. ' V -an-. -U..-..., E IORS f 5 'AV' PRESIDENT Dolores Gage PARLIAMENTARIAN I V I Melton TREASURER SUSIE Smlth CLASS OFFICERS Ml' 'QW-'r.. SECRETARY Rose Mane Yandell REPORTER Bobbre Carroll VICE PRESIDENT Bobbye Draper C: 4,7 .Wx SPONSORS Mr Tubb Mrs Bartley ,. - - ,xy I I 'E fri . ,I ff Q. ., . . , at Q1 1 ,. . . . Q X I 1 xx X ,. Q o- D . - I O I - l H.. , ' . I . D, Pu ' DON ABLES Basketball '51 Spa.nish Club Reporter '52 Track '53 Football '54 DELORES BROWN F. H. A. '53-'55 Chorus '51-'55 Spanish Club '52-'53 Speech Club '54-'55 JOE AUTRY F, F. A. '51-'55 Speech Club '54-'55 Spanish Club '52-'53 Track '54 Boxing '52 3 'US Q' X gn R 'WS C' PAULINE CARPER F. H. A. '52-'55 Spanish Club '52-'53 Band Secretary-Treasurer Office Girl '53-'55 '53-'55 Class Secretary '51-'52 BETTY CARROLL Band Sweetheart '54-'55 Class Vice-President '53-'54 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer '54-'55 N, H, S, Secretary-Treasurer '52-'55 F. H. A. Reporter '54-'55 Who's Who '54-'55 Basketball '51-'55 Volleyball '51-'55 Senior Play '55 Speech Club '54-'55 Kennel Sports Editor '52-'55 BOBBIE CARROLL ANNA BELLE DEC KER Most Beautiful '51-'52 Band '51-'54 Band Vice-President Office Girl '54-'55 '54-'55 F. H. A. '51-'55 Band Sweetheart Speech Club '54 Runner-up '54-'55 Basketball '51-'55 Volleyball '51-'53 F. H, A. Treasurer '54-'55 N. H, S. President '54-'55 Library Secretary- Tre asurer '53- 'SS jtmior 8 Senior Plays 'S4- '55 No. Sense Inter. League '53-'54 Class Reporter '54-'55 Who's Who '54-'55 Speech Club '54-'55 w' ggi fb' 494 BOBBYE DRAPER Library President '53-'55 Class President '52-'53 Class Vice-President '54-'55 Who's Who '52-'53 N. H. S. '52-'55 T, A. L, A, District Veep. '53-'54 F. H. A. Vice-President '52-'53 Band '52-'55 Chorus 'S-1-'55 junior Play Senior Play Volleyball '52-'53 L I nn- JANET DUBE Library '53-'55 N. H. S. '54-'55 Who's Who '54-'55 Volleyball '53-'54 F. H. A, President '54-'55, Historian '53-'54, Area ll Parliamentarian Senior Play Student Council Representative '54-'55 .fi -5 19' 'TI' IQ lk 1 'T 1 l '99 'YT' DOLORES CAGE Class Treasurer '52-'53 Class Reporter '53-'54 Class President '54-'55 Office Girl '52-'54 Office Secretary '54-'55 District Typing Champ '53-'54 Choral Club '51-'52 Best All-Round '54-'55 Basketball '52-'55 Volleyball '52-'54 N. H. S. '53-'55 F. H. A. '52-'55 Recording Secretary '54-'55 5.4 ,ln-1, BETTY GHORMLEY F. H. A. '53-'54 Chorus '54-'55 Speech Club '54-'55 WAYNE HAVENS F. F. A. '51-'55 T Club '52 Basketball '52 Senior Play '55 N. H. S. '55 BOBBY HUFFAKER Tennis '52 F. F. A. '52-'53 Chorus '54 WAYNE HUFFAKER Band '51-'55 Football '53-'55 Track '53-'55 Basketball '53 T Club '52-'55 F. F. A. '52-'55 junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 -naw, 'Db GARLAND HUDDLESTON Football '51-'54 Football Captain '53-'54 All-District '53-'55 Honorable Mention All- State '54-'55 Basketball '51-'55 Track '51-'54 T Club President '54-'55 Class Favorite '53-'54 F. F. A. '54-'55 Student Council Vice- President '53-'54 Student Council President '54-'55 Who's Who '53-'55 Mr. T. H. S. '55 JEANELL MARTIN Class Favorite '51-'52 Class Treasurer '51-'52 F. H. A. '51-'55 F. F. A. Sweetheart '53-'54 Band 'Sl-'52 Treasurer '52-'53 Student Council '52-'53 Office Girl '52-'54 Kennel Staff '52-'55 Class Secretary '53-'54 N. H. S, '54-'55 Speech Club '54-'55 Senior Play '55 5' JERRIE LEMOND N. H. S. Reporter '55 Student Council '54-'55 Library Vice-President Basketball '51-'55 Captain '54 junior G Senior Plays '54-'55 Cheerleader '54 Who's Who '55 Band Vice-President Sophomore Reporter Office Girl '52-'53 Volleyball '51-'55 F, H. A, Pianist MARIANA MCGINTY Band Drum Major '52-'55 N. H. S. '53-'55 F. H, A, Officer '52-'55 District Song Leader '54 Library '53-'55 Vice-President '55 Chorus Vice-President '54-'55 Senior Play '55 Class Officer '52-'54 Office Girl '52-'53 junior-Senior Banquet Hostess '54 Basketball '52-'53 DUANE MCMILLAN Track '51 '55 Basketball '51-'55 Football '51-'54 Captain '54 T Club '51-'55 Speech Club '53 F. F. A. '53-'55 All-District Tackle '54 BARBARA LEWIS Band '51-'55 Treasurer '54-'55 F. H. A. '51-'55 Senior Play '55 Chorus '55 ..,.. GAINARD MCNEELY Basketball '51 '55 T Club '52-'55 TT' Q R- 'S 'iff .l 5 if f,- -,-.-1 'i ak? .lit l S. is I. V. I. MELTON Football '51-'54 Captain '54 Class Favorite '52-'53 F, F. A. '51-'55 Vice-President '53-'54 President '54-'55 . Who's Who '53-'54 Best All-Roimd '54-'55 Class President '53- '54 Junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 Class Parliamentarian '54-'55 N. H. S. '54-'55 ,4--s .. vj i ' K xx N I I X MARTHA PROHI. Band '51-'55 Basketball '51-'55 Volleyball '51-'55 Tennis '51-'53 Class Treasurer '53-'54 junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 F. H. A. '51-'55 SUE McCORD Volleyball '51 Basketball '53-'55 Band '51-'55 Library '51-'55 Chorus '54-'55 F. H. A. '51-'55 BILL MOORE Track '51-'54 Football '53-'55 Manager '52-'53 All-District Guard '54 T Club '52-'55 Student Council '52-'53 Camival Duke Candidate '52 Speech Club '52-'53 F. F. A. '54-'55 Class Favorite '54-'55 DON REED Class Rep. '51-'52 Class Vice-President '52-'53 Camival Duke '51-'52 Football '51-'54 T Club '51-'54 Track '51-'54 Student Council '54-'55 F. H. A. Beau '54-'55 Basketball '51-'53 Senior Play '55 :S WENDELL NORMAN Student Council '53-' Track '53-'54 F. F, A. Sentinel '53- Speech Club '54-'55 junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 '5'v - ' 4 ' Ai N NINA RICHARDSON Speech '54-'55 Office Girl '55 MARY ALICE ROBERTS Jimior Play '54 F. H. A, '51-'55 Senior Play '55 Chorus '54-'55 Volleyball '54-'55 Office cm '53-'ss Assistant Secretary '54-'55 Pep Squad '51-'53 f! Q9 11 Ti KATHRYN WALKER F. H. A. '51-'55 Reporter '53-'54 Choral Club '52 jtmior Play Speech Club '54-'55 sur SARGENT Basketball '51-'55 voueybau '51-'55 Tennis '53-'55 F. H. A. '51-'55 Song Leader '53-'54 Office Girl '52-'53 Speech Club '54-'55 Band '51-'55 Junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 Football Queen Candidate '54 GARY WATSON junior Class Parlia- mentarian '53-'54 F, F, A. Secretary '53-'54 Track '53-'54 Junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 Speech Club '54-'55 Head Cheerleader '54 Kennel Staff '53-'55 SUSIE SMITH Who's Who '53-'55 Football Queen '54 N. I-I. S. '54-'55 Office Girl '51-'55 F. H. A. Historian Class Treasurer '54-'55 Student Council '51-'53 Basketball Captain Class Favorite '52-'53 Cheerleader '52-'53 junior 8 Senior Plays Band President '54-'55 Miss T. H. S. '55 495 q '-rv R, f ol. :V VX 1 - 45 1 W ' 0. U S xq 1'7- - 'IQ fav. JIMMY WILLIAMS Football '51-'54 Captain '54-'55 All-District '53-'54 T Club Parliamentarian '54-'55 Spanish Club '53-'54 Speech Club '54-'55 Track '51-'54 F. F. A. '51-'55 junior Play '54 Student Council '51-'52 l its 15:9 MALCOLM YOUNG Band '51-'55 F. F. A. '54-'55 Junior Play '54 GUY WITT Football '51-'54 Track 'Sl-'54 Camival King Candidate '52 T Club '51-'55 Basketball '51 LYNDELL WOOD Basketball '51-'52 Track '53-'54 F. F. A. '51-'55 Reporter '53-'54 Spanish Club '53-'54 junior Play '54 Senior Play '55 MARGIE YOUNG 3-- ff ROSE MARIE YANDELL Cheerleader '51-'52 F. H. A. '51-'55 Recording Secretary '52-'53 Vice-President '54-'55 N. H. S. '52-'55 Vice-President '53-'54 Office Girl '53-'54 Kennel Staff '52-'55 Editor '54-'55 Class Favorite '54-'55 Who's Who '54-'55 Class Secretary '54-'55 Senior Play '55 .l N UNIORS S? af ' IGH CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President - Othclda Freeman President - jerry Cain Secretary - Margie Curry Treasurer - Ann Rcasonovcr U Sponsor 0 Mrs, Brookshire 1 4 I 1 N. -vnu .zts ri ,ny fl-v Ruth Curry Leon Davis U ' . kt' wo ' T .' . -A K2 V Xi 4, . n ,wait-. X, 5 N N ' WV? 5 VN x f ' V Q 4 ' N ' 9 'J' V x 'M .. nxi. KW ' Joe Draper RObel't Draper Joyce Earley CODIli6 Fenton JUBi01' Pitts 1'1 '..-.:.,p 1 iv, Q 4, 1. 1 f Q . Joe Dockery 'Q J. Lowlan Dlmlap Othelda Freeman .QQ xg-r . Virginia Gable 1, gl Q, 1' f fi wif ' Larry Hickerson W2-re High 'M ' Am g.g.Q,i,- ff. A53, ,3,5, Q Q5 -1 x--. -K N, of .X jerrie Hyles Frankie jones Joyce Lauderdale Wanda Murray J. E. Nance Tommy Paris Ann Reasonvver K .1 . s 4 'V' ff' 'Q if .C 'WC' x 4'- 5,7 - . r If 4 f if -,, - .VY ' ' Q , A it Q j I 5-3.4 Bonnie White Sue Williams f 7' -'YY -O E, Wood Carlton Bell nny Durham Bobby Hays U' .5 N if an +5 .-SV: x ,. V , wi Q I 5 fl! 3. .4 1 ft W fl A s X Bobby Williams jerry Williams M 4 'L 32' ' ,- fs I Ronnie Brooks Ted Pridmore Bobby Cook Alva Bond -w .. 31 OPHOMORES 'po A - 4 , Q fn: 'N -' 1 -Q eIH..p 5 , - K 1 , x 1 CLASS OFFICERS Secretary - Ethylene Cox Vice President - johnece Clem President - Floyd Brasher l rs ' ' 'SN CLASS SPONSORS Mr, Bmwn Mr. Koen X. FIRST ROW: A Wanda Ables, Carolyn Bu-dwell SECOND ROW: Io Ann Bradshaw Floyd Brasher Lew1s Byrd johnece Clem THIRD ROW: Wayne Cloe, jan Co111er Ethylene Cox Dixie Davis. FOURTH ROW: Linda Davis, Dunlap, jimm ' - ': xyit, U ,-vw I 'T gg xx ,. K I X ' or X 5 aara . 3 ll ...L 7 a W J I .ON 7 nm. - T Wm. vw if .af X Tv, Fw- if 1 FIRST ROW: jerry Freeman, james Gage, SECOND ROW: Kent Gibson, jimmy Harter, Jacky Henry, Bettye Lee Howle. THIRD ROW: Haynes Howle, Norma Huffaker, Charles Isham, jaunice McMillan. FOURTH ROW: jimmy McMillan, W. H. McNee1y, Jeanette Melton, Retha Morse. 'Q 7' x 5 K , 4' -f ' 1 ' ,QTL TS fjy I XX A 'l --q X M if -f .nf 2 '? FIRST ROW: Homer Morse, Frances Murray. SECOND ROW: Richard Musick, Bobby Paris, Lydia Pe re z , Tomilee Phillips. THIRD ROW: Betty Phipps, Donald Renfro, Charlene Rid- dle, Donald Riley. FOURTH ROW: Joy Riley, Barbara Roberts, Wilma Scott, Larry Simmons. , .5 'Q' gy, RN I X 4' 4l '7'- A - 5 x 9 4 2 's ga I Q5 FIRST ROW: Mary Bello Stice Lynn Strickland, Peggy Swin- ford, SECOND ROW: Sandra Warren ShirlcyWarren,Bctty Williams Marshall Williams. THIRD ROW: Arm Wheatley Hilton Wood,Ncttic Faye Yan- dell, Lynna Honeycutt. FOURTH ROW: Dorlis Kizziar Lyndcll Norman, Patsy Roberts Betsy Rowe, rf ,Q UQ ' .4 f x 4- '75 l 1 Y I 7 a CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Carter Mr. Tenney PRES CLASS OFFICERS Secretary - Marilyn Carmack Vice President - jay Gurley President - james Adams .-4-9--', 9? F 'fri Ifffv 4 - A . ,, 6 1? 1 r A 9 james Adams jolmny Beggs ,f-use 1' V' -..Iv ,,-4' Charlene Boswell se U, Frances Apple ,. Sf nfs ,x ', K V- i -S Z W iii it if Linden Ben XX n . - 1. X! Richard Brooks ri. , ft - . 115 K if X ,lx Jackie Applewhite fyrrfvf --'- 1 f C 'Mi 'iz A -' ' - A 1 Glynn Barrington Gloria Best Janice Blair 'Y sf-'A 'T' 1 L I . N Jerry B1-Own Lewis Bums 4? X E 11 X , rf Er jan Cagle Jeanette Cain Marilyn Carmack 'V I ,K A15 Reba Cook jo Ann Curry jerry Dockery if Q in-rs Q v .1 1 4 ' M arg aret C awthron Norman Dockery 'V' ,A . tb.. NQDCY Draw John Dff-'Per vemeu Dube Don Barley 15 1 1 4 af .4'l.1,en-an Bobby Fisher jay Curley f. 'Q' - , 3? e lr -Q Mary Kirby Georgia Flint Denver Ford I Q . Q Mary E. Hammonds Barbara jones Ronnie McGrew f' 1' Joanne Gandy Bobby Ray Jones I? K, Q xi :NS-.1 q g , ',..1-v-P 4 . - Q Margaret McKee gg., , ug I1 J' TT' rv 5 Y N Mary Lou McKee joe Patterson ev je X X : v john Ed Re dwine 11 jerry Pebsworth ,- may Ruth Mcmiuan X , 2 june Philpot 355, K J Y .,,fr- Q ' 7 , f , N . Jerry Reed Elbert Richardson fi W! 5 h rf I r If iz W A 435' 1 .. if r x X fx ' Hwang X f fx-, Q 'Q Q15 -3 T' ,Q Il X I I S 5 gl! V Carole Nance Karl Prohl - hx Steve Riddle ff? if . -, vi I 3 D at . r- xx . x Jerry Smith TS fx W ' Y x if Friolan Salinas Y ask 1 I , A X 4 I ,cw N N x Gerald Deane Tippit Sue Tomlinson ,ar -t f n 3 15 Mary Helen Whitaker Donald Williams 1 S F' ' I '1 ' ' ' 1 5 in ' F , J F Vx E! la X ' x Betty Vaughan - A . gn Gaylon Tekell Joyce Voyles ,Q Idalia Wood 5. a 1 Q' . A 4 - .P - X X t 5 L. 3 Jw A , C Erwin Yolmg r . ' Q EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dcnt Bobby jones Secretary V1rg1n1a W11u'101I VICE Presldent Benny Martln Sponsors Mrs Smelser Mrs Dcaton 31 I I 4 I .. SA A .thy ,, V . X X x ,. 4 ff K 1, Mi ,i u U! -al- '15 FIRST ROW: Betsy Adams, jerry Adams. SECOND ROW: Ray Amold, Gwendolyn Austin, jean Autry, Carroll Best. THIRD ROW: Bobbie Bingham, David Bray, Retha C ath- cart, Kenneth Cawthron. FOURTH ROW: Robert Cloe, Leonard Coffman, Polo Ca- zarez, Mikel Davis. .aw 4,127 l.-1 Cf ,CX P if O 49 2, -V I 'UF 1' V fl' FIRST ROW: Teddy Dockery, Donald Dockery. SECOND ROW: Harvey Grayson, La Rhea Greathouse, Peggy Halamicek, Carolyn Hall. THIRD ROW: Wayne Hammonds, Dottie Harrison, jerry Hays, john Hegi. FOURTH ROW: Diana Hensley, Vergle Hicks, Roy Hinkle, Donna Howell. 'Q'- - 4 U .Z v Q! xxq' if f lg. XX , ...Q 5'X, 'A-' ,ff- f? .. 0 I 'N Q 1 ,'x'r J THERE? E 1 x X 2 f fn 3 Y? t 6 47 M.. J 1 'It 'X sz' i g -0 ' I .ff A Rx Gi' I X A N 2 A Z , 'gf . ,lg ,lv Q! 3 E' 1-7 .Q FIRST ROW: Nancy Isham, Bobby jolly. SECOND ROW: -Bobby jones, Linda Jon e s, Wanda jon e s, Karen Kidwell. THIRD ROW: Shirley Lambert, Shirley Lauderdale, Mar- seline Madrid, Margaret Marett. FOURTH ROW: Benny Martin, Carlos McC1asky, Gary Mc- Grew, Dwayne McNee1y. ii ,dh IU' f,' Q. 'ff I '- I if FIRST ROW: Linda Milliken, Bobby Murray. SECOND ROW: Hulan Murray, Beverly Norman, Patsy Nor- man, johnny Parker, THIRD ROW: Oscar Perez, jerrie Perkins, Marie Potts, Elaine Proudy. FOURTH ROW: Charles Richey, Carol Riddle, Jolene Sikes, Patsy Stanley. I I I ,,..,, 'Q C5 y fu 4? 1 -. ,gf as K 1-', f 'D Ji Q. ,ll v Q X A Q --l AQ' FIRST ROW: Vesnie Ann Stice, jan Thomas. SECOND ROW: Billy Tomlinson, Cecil Walter s, Jamey Ware, Sue Wheatley. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Wheeler, Virginia Wilhoit, Mary Belle Wood, Don Young. FOURTH ROW: Terry Bryan, Tommy Dunlap, Fal- con McAllister. 5 s 43' Q ,J i - sf - av I .,r I', , I fl' , I VS 1 . in 5 . r 'Q O34 'W Jr f ,,i,f ll- 'C'-if L ,pf L-are BEST ALL-RGUND DOLORES CAGE I.V.J. MELTON R. AND MISS I H. S. SUSIE S MITH GARLAND HUD DL EST ON I s ,. .......... WL ,. l x l GORDON SMITH Gordon Smith, quarterback- ing the Tahoka Bulldogs, led them to a co-d i s t r ict championship this year. Gordon is not onlya good athlete, but he makes good grades. He is vice-presidentof the Student Council, andisa member of N.H.S. VIRGINIA GABLE Enthusiastic is the one word that best de sc ribe s Virginia Gable. Working on the annual staff and playing forward on the basketball team do not keep Virginia from making good grades in all her subjects. BETTY CARROLL Betty Carroll, a well-known and peppy senior, with her good grades and many friends, is s e C r e t a r y of Student Council, N.H.S., and band. This year she was elected band sweetheart, and she has served three years on the annual staff. JANET DUBE As president of F.H.A., Janet Dube has wo rked hard for this organization. .Tanet is a member ofN.H.S. and works inthe library. BOBBIE CARROLL Bobbie Carroll is president o f N.H.S., Vice-president 0 f the band, and wo rk s in the library. She plays guard on the basketball team. JERRY CAIN IerryCain's efficient leader- ship as junio r class president has put him high among his classmates. Jerry is a member ofN.H.S. and works in the li- brary. Q Q If WHO'S fg 45 Efficient Rose Marie Yandell WHO n.2l. I-1' f Y JUNIOR FITTS Six-feet-five Junior Fitt s is outstanding in his ability to play basketball. Junior is a member of N.H.S. and F.F.A. MARGIE CURRY Making A's is only natural for Margie Curry, Margie is a member ofN.H.S. and F.H.A. She has played in the band four years, and is a faithful member of the Kennel staff. ROSE MARIE YANDELL is editor of the Kennel. She is a member ofN.H.S.and F.H.A. Rose M a r ie was chosen senior class favorite this year. IERRIE LeMOND Jerrie I.,eMond le a d s a busy life at T.H.S. She works in the library, is repo rte r of N.H.S. and is a Student Council repre- sentive for the senior class. She plays guard position on the basketball team. SUSIE SMITH Susie Smith is known for her easy goingmanner. She isa membe r of N.H.S., plays in the band and plays fo rwa rd on the basketball team. Susie was elected Football Queen by the 1954 squad. GARLAND HUDDL ESTON S e n io r Garland Huddleston was named all district on both o ffe n s iv e and defensive in dis- trict 5AA. G a r l a nd is presi- dent of the Student Council, and T Club, and is active in F.F.A. ,V 4 ,Q 0 , - iff- ,' SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES ROSE MARIE YANDELL BILL MOORE .TUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES LENA WILLIAMS J. LOWLAN D UNLAP W SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES ETHYLENE COX LARRY SIMMONS FRESHMEN CLASS FAVORITES A RI LYN CARMACK JAMES ADAMS C? 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E321 ??3'-g .jf ,, , 1 1, if!! fu-5 ,AQ 1 ,I 1 41 A - 'Q -fm 'ff A a yi,- ir Q N S 4 Q is at 'z 5 I 55. x 71 o S Q DI TRICT 5 1 IL, yt --x.-'N. ,i N , 4.-ak . , V --t . , , A 1 -' f ' ' . , f ,V E V., ,J ' -yy . . s r - ' . ' V . ' .. N .- - . ' x , ., A V 2- . fy , Q ' ,, ,,,,'. v, 'l 1 '-'1I Q ' A. . ,- fy : 1 . gun-,., Fourth Row: Head Coach, Bill Haralson, Karl Prohl, Kenny Durham, jay Curley, Ronnie McGrew Leon Davis. Third Row: L. W. Castleberry, Carlton Bell, Gordon Smith, Bill Moore, Wayne Huffaker, Guy Witt Second Row: Ware High, Ted Pridmore, Lyndell Wood, Tommy Franklin, jerry Williams, I. V.j Melton. First Row: Bobby Paris, jimmy Harter, james Burkhart, jerry Reed, Floyd Brasher, Kent Gibson V 1 1 CHAMPIO 'I 1' , .lv-nh -951. , , --. J HW V , . 1 'W As., ,, , -Y, ,ji Yi, 7, , , 3, ' ' . ' ,L 5:1-'vw . X- -fh, fy, . 1, . 1 -??Y'j:.,5's -. ' ,gp .- .. 5' . ---Q uf 2 m .-'X r za, '55, U- bd - . -- . 1 'rpfx '.W'l4v,L 14, -y 1, . I . ,a ,, 4 . 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Bulldogs downed the favored Golden Cranes from the Permian Basin in a hard fought gridiron tilt, 27-20. Crane had the largest team we met all year, but the little 'Dogs just wouldn't be beaten. The game was outstanding in sportsmanship. Both teams were doing their best to win in a good, clean way. This was one of the most thrilling games of the season and it gave the Bullcbgs a little more self-confidence. The 'Dogs had had their ups and downs but never looked better than in this game. TAHOKA 26, BROWNFIELD 20 The Bulldogs traveled to Brownfield for their last game before conference play began. Brown- field had been outplayed in previous years by Tahoka and were ready to gain a win. The Cubs passed continuously during the first half of the game and took an early lead. They also outweighed the 'Dogs and kept them trailing until the half. The Cubs just couldn't stop the 'Dogs during the second half and Tahoka advanced to a 26-20 lead. Brownfield passed frantically, but the alert opponents allowed hardly a Cub pass to be completed. The remaining minutes were mostly a.n aerial and defensive game, for neither team scored again. The final score stood 26-20 for the Bulldogs. 1 .. ff , Q' 'Q-. ,-, .L .QA li-' -'x ' O 4 .- I , A 75 Vu .lg -, Ronnie Brooks - jlmior Guard N . s s f I ? HN X I. V. I. Melton - Senior I I if 1 Back J f Q 'ld-au Guy Witt - Senior Guard xx ef .X ull! ANTELOPES TIE FAVORHD BULIDOGS, 13-13 The Tahoka Bulldogs opened the conference season by tieing the Post eleven 13-13,on Post's gridiron. Being ahead in the first half of the game, it looked like a conference win for the Bulldogs, who were also pre-game favorites. Post returned with a fighting spirit during the second half, possibly because of a rivalry with the neighboring 'Dogs, and Post's Home- coming event, Their comeback tied the con- ference opener, 13-13. The remaining minutes of the game were tense for both spectators and players aseach team fought for adeciding score, The whistle ending the game soundedg the crowd began to leaveg then came a roar of joy from the Post fans. The announcer had just re- ported, POST on penetrations. A gf, ,S Garland I-Iuddleston - Senior Center Nxt Mkt TAI-IOKA 26, ABERNATHY 6 The Homecoming game with Abemathy wa.s the one that really coimted for the Bulldogs. If the 'Dogs won, they would still be in the race for District Championshipg a loss would put them out of the running. ln '53, Tahoka traveled to Abernathy to hand them a conference loss of 14-7. Remembering this, the Antelopes were out to upset the Homecoming event for Tahoka. In dismay, the Ante1ope's efforts were in vaing the Bulldogs went to work early in the game and showed the promise that was later to make them the 5-AA Champs. They totaled a final score of 26 points and allowed their opponents only 6. After the game, fans foimd themselves pausing a few minutes to listen to those familiar soimds of the victory bells that were denoting the first conference win for the Bulldogs. 'iz 'Q' X-In Tedvfidmore-Junior f- r Back 'r i , A L r Vx I Stanley Stone - junior Tackle he Q1 I X jerry Williams - jlmior Back 73 -1- i ,' x Y S fi llc fr 4 c Y 5 R: ,, li jimmy Williams - Senior Tackle i je 'y- L. W. Castleberry - junior 74 End 1331 BULIDOGS OVERCOME SLATON, 26-6 The Tahoka Bulldogs overpowered the Sla- ton Tigers on S1aton's home ground, November 12. The defense of both teams played a tre- mendous game, as proved by a score of 6-6 in the first half. Tahoka scored 6 points in the first quarter? Slaton tying the game with a T.D, in the second quarter. The 'Dogs broke the hold in the last half with one touchdown in the third quarter and went on to make sure of their victory by adding two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter. The final score was Tahoka 26, Slaton 6, QI' s .emi r' 9... nr ' .,- Bill Moore - Senior B I Guard ,Z TAHOKA 26 - SPUR 22 The Tahoka Bulldogs were playing a hard and close game on the night of November 19, 19545 they were fighting for a district win which would entitle them to the 5-AA bi- district play-off rights against Littlefield. Tahoka took the lead over Spur in the first half, 12-2. During the second half, Spur fought hard to score 20 points. Tahoka scored 14 points and surmounted Spur witha final tally of 26-22, Thus, on Thanksgiving Day the Tahoka Bulldogs met the Littlefield Wildcats i.n the S-AA bi- district play-offs on Kelly Field. The Wildcats proved a little too much for the Bulldogsg they were downed by a score of 33-7. -2.3: i y Ware High, jr. - Junior Guard x. x A .V 2 22- N X2 'isa J q I ' Tommy Franklin - junior Back End x Larry Simmons - Sophomore 1 . 75 l i x N. 121 ,X 5 X L 1. ' . A Frankie Jones - Junior End MANAGERS The Managers of the football team may not be recognized by the fans, but the players cer- tainly know them. The Managers have one of the most important jobs, especially during the days before a game. They see that the boys stay in training and they are responsible for keeping the suits and equipment clean and in good condition. They are present at all the games, ready to help in any way possible. The Managers of the 1954 football team are joe Dockery, Leon Anderson, Glen Anderson, and Walton Terry, INJURIES We wish to pay tribute to the faithful members of our team who went into each game knowing the risks they were taking. Injuries were many. I. V. J. Melton received a shoulder injury and Ted Pridmore sprained his ankle in the O'Donne11 game. In our bout with Crane, I, V. J. Melton was hurt once more with an injured knee. Frankie Jones broke his thumb when we played Seminole. Garland Huddleston and Gordon Smith received injured necks and Duane Mc- Millan got a badly bruised leg in our tussle with Brownfield. In our first conference game against Post, L. W. Castleberry received a broken foot. In the Abernathy game, Bill Moore sprained his neck, and Tommy Franklin injured his shoulder. Gordon Smith received an ankle injury and jerry Williams a knee injury in the Slaton game. Kenny Durham, jerry Williams, and Don Reed were injured in prac- tice. M Bobby Paris - Sophomore Tackle I pu' BOY S ASKET BA Coach jake Jacobs LL P Carl BASKETBALL CA and Huddh Qton PTAIN S Gamerd McNeely and jumor Pitts VAR ITY TEAM Walton Terry, Ware High, Ted Pridmore, jerry Williams, Carlton Bell, Garland Huddleston, Duane McMillan, Tommy Paris, Gainerd McNee1y, Gordon Smith, jerry Slover, I.. W. Castleberry, and Junior Fitts. 'Q Q -L A Qs ,l . ' Q--ix, ' - , - ' 'ihmw . vip: 'gi S 1 f f! V ' ,S sf-.f i if x 5 1 A 3 . . gf L 'fb ' . ,. I :TV Hifi' 1' , i',v?wl31 , . . X . . r v 1 , K A . ., R , J A , , Hafpr ' 'W ifi W' - :g. .y,,N A- 3 5 - . , ' 'f ,,.,., 'ffa Wg? 5 ga, as Q , .- W 3 E 25 JJ 'I 251 A A vw-1 LL va vb SQLL D050 1 3 I! ov'-U00 2 151 EL GIRIJS BASKET BALL C h C apt 'C' f I ., . x s. I . 4 s M BIIH l ains Do1orcsGagc Sue Sargent jerne LeMOnd Guard rx Njfi X f N I 'A Bobbie Carroll - 4+-6-1 Guard Sr. X xx , x gg, Susie Smith - Sr. Forward 'Q 3 1 Dolores Gage - Sr. Forward Sue Sargent - S Guard E Betty Carroll - S X Forward A , I V1rg1n1a Gable jr Forward Frances Autry - jr. Forward Wanda Ables - Soph. Guard . yv.. L-fy 1 I VARSITY TEAM if W 'V 'xy rl 4 I ru 4 r tl, T T S lui . ' r Q' Ai?-.x it Third Row, Left to right: Ethylene Cox, Shirley Warren, Betty Carroll, Virginia Gable, Martha Prohl, Sue Williams, Ann Reasonover, Wilma Scott. Second Row: Carolyn Birdwcll, Wanda Ables, jerrie LeMonti, Susie Smith, Sue Sargent, Othclda Freeman. First Row: Bobbie Carroll, Jeanette Melton, Dolores Gage, Betty Howle, Frances Autry, Sue McCord. TRACK A D FIELD 1 'L- W Y.. C I-,Jn 5' Q'r C3',,N.,, A. 554 vnh.lQ'l4'2b' gy ik? g xJ1' Top Row jxmmy Harter Donald Renfro Stanley Stone Donald Blalr Duane McM1llan jerry W1ll1ams Jacky Henry Ted Prldmore Second Ron L W Castlcberry N E Wood Carlton Bell Gordon Smlth Garland Hud dleston Ronnle Brooks Larry Slmmons Bobby Par1s Tommy Parls Ware Hlgh Coach Haralson Bobby Parxs Jacky Henry jerry Wnllmms N E Wood f-- 2' '1 ' wi X 'W . U W H McNeely Donald Renfro Tommy Pans Q' 8 lm. -v-' -4-1? 'l' -1-1 L1 z ' - ' ., - 3 5 . , 4. ' 0 0 ' ' s Q i kv . t ' ' x ' , '.. qv- V S . Q Lf . ' 8 ' ' 1 B 'L ,'-aio sf uh K Q 4 L . ,Wx .3 .0 S Nan.- A - -T, T .K Q . ', ,, . . ' ,O 4: . - ' '- 9? -, .. 4 ,A-Q-. ...L ' V294 ,- I, .. K S-gk. -Y A'-r A .ljg ,Y fn- Aw .4 , -,, V. ,Q AQ ' t, '-s, 4 -1, .A-Q, . 14. . ,k ', W . '., K W' J' 'l,v.,N,'. ' -Q ' ' X gl , A 1 . C Y f - V ' - 4-'K' I ' , A Y M- 'xo ' ' T ' ' : l ' 1 Q y .1 ' x 3 1 ' I . 1: l . 1 5 vy ' . J , ' , 1 - S . v . N, . , . 1 , l u 4 y Y - V V I Y A Y I Y 4 y n 4 1 -. ll - y Q 89 A' W 1' ef . 1 , N ,., .Q 1 ' 0 . af, ra V ' 1' 9: . N I. HM .V 4 -...V -1,f:'::7' -- -- P I ' 'J' , 'il f L , l. Y ' 3. W W, .as , .1 --S ' .L Ve , W l A ' y Yi- , x ' I V X S Q- 'P-1, Y O N. E. Wood, Duane McMillan, Stanley Larry Simmons Stone, Larry Simmons, Bobby Paris. H '1 i 5 7-T42 I . ffiivxkgg n ' QL 'rn' x NY 'V - , ' 0 5 X f - W 4 fl i Dil! I T 3 A ina' , L X 1 . 1 ' -Lal .-. ' jimmy Harter Duane McMillan Gordon Smith and Donald Blair -bn .rf-ax., TENNIS Vrromu Cvrbla. Suv. Sargunt Ronnrn Brooks Carlton Bell Ware I-hgh N Wood Carlton Ball ROIIDIC Brooks Jacky Henry Walton Terry j E Nancu N E Wood Suu Sargent Vzrbmra ablg Ware l-hgh Carlton Bell Ronme Brooks Stanlgy Stona. -'WV' 6 'fr V I 1 - 1 ' . ' A V - 'T-' - 3 .' J. . ,- f 'Rx f 5 t . , 4 ix V 5 7 . , I N N, C y if ti, , ,A lfy Xi f 1 L z - Y ' fr N 'W 'll f ol - - iff 'V' -an A N ir- ,I - my , C, - ' , , . . ' '. . . , f , ' G -, ' 'lu . ' f 5, IQQ 'S ls ' x Q 'Qt ' , 'K 3 - 'B X ' M A . ' V! ! L A 1 Q 'I' . i . . A I A . , ,. . -M, ' lv : .5333 ,' . ,y,.. -'-rj, 1 ..f. -V. up 1 ali 11' -331 Q-,,, if .47-ov-U I .-v'0a'i oi, , ing - , - X, , 4 I 'Crap' DE COUNCII Garland Huddleston was elected to serve as president of the Student Council for 1954-1955. This is one of the highest honors a person can receive in Tahoka High School. The students felt that he was a good leader and Garland has done well in carrying this out, Vice-President of the Student Council is Gordon Smith, By electing him to this office,the students felt that, in the absence of the president, Gordon was cap able of leading the student body. Betty Carroll is secretary-treasurer of the Student Council. She must keep rec- ords of all meetings and finances of the Council. To report on the Student Councils func- tions, the students chose janet Dube. Her Job isn 't particularly difficult, but she is called upon for many other things which keep her busy. For parliamentarian, the student body of Tahoka High School ele et e d the one most capable for this Job, Ted Pridmore. Ted must see that the meetings of the Stu- dent Couneil are carried off according to parliamentary procedure. Each of these officers must work to- gether in order to create a better and more efficient Student Council. Adams, sponsor, janet Dube, and Gordon Smith I 1 7 -xy' ' -0' Garland Huddleston and janet Dube wrapping goal posts. Don Reed, Wilma Scott, and Walton Terry. The Student Cotmcil is the leading organization in Tahoka High School. It is headed by Garland I-luddleston, president, and Mr. Adams, sp on sor , a combination of legislative and executive branches of our school working together. The Homecoming and Christmas programs are sponsored annually by the Council. Officers for the Student Council are elected at the end of the school year by a popular vote of the student body. Only Juniors and seniors are eligible for holding office. Two students from each class are elected as representatives in the organization. Through the efforts of the Student Council the students feel they have a part in carrying on the work of the school. Joyce Earley, Sue Wheatley, Wayne Hammonds, and Ronnie McGrew. fe , ,.,, .S 4 5 4 K ? gr-if ' Y i YT' f-3, Rub-,X A group of slaves for auction. Sue Tomlinson, Ierrie LeMond, and Lynn Strickland. rl 1' fi 3 ll: A ,R z e -1 If E Q, ,. .5 9 L. Back Row: Carolyn Duckett, Rose Marie Yandell, Margie Curry, Susie Smith, Dolores Gage, jeanell Martin, Janet Dubc, Jerry Cain, N. E, Wood, Wayne Havens. Second Row: Junior Fitts, I. V, J. Melton, Bobbie Carroll, Sue Williams, Gordon Smith, Betty Car- roll, jerrie LeMond. Bottom Row: Bobbye Draper, Mariana McGinty, Ted Pridmorc, Othelda Freeman. SOCIETY Rose Marie Yandell, Margie Curry, Sue Williams, and janet Dube. Mrs. Hegi, sponsor, and Bobbie Carroll, vb president Q 'gi- in- T 1: X,,f jeanell Martin and Othelda Freeman. JETYY C3-In N E W0Od,W21YH9 Havens Scholarship, character, leadership, and service are the four requirements for membership in the National Honor Society. Only sophomores, Juniors, and seniors are eligible, and they are elected at the end of every school year by the faculty. To meet the requirement of scholarship, one must have an 88 average in all subjects. Leadership and service are determined by the activities in which students participate, Character is in no way overlooked for students are observed in their home, Community, and school. Sewing as president of National Honor Society is Bobbie Carroll. Assisting her in many ways are Ted Pridmore, vice-president, Betty Carroll, secretary- treasurer, and jerrie LeMond, reporter. Mrs. Made- line Hegi sponsors the twenty-one members. Mariana McGinty, Susie Smith, and Jerrie LeMond. alia I S? UP Front: Sue Sargent, Carolyn Duckett, Patsy Roberts, Rose Marie Yandell, Ann Reasonover, Betty Carroll, and jeanell Martin. On Stairs: Margie Curry., Virginia Gable, and Othelda Freeman. Ann Reasonover, assistant editor, and Rose Marie Yandell, editor, work with sponsor, Mrs. Pittman, on yearbook layout. The Kennel Staff is one of the most importar organizations in high school. Through the effortsc this staff, sponsored this year by Mrs. Pittman, th yearbook of Tahoka High School is published. Fi nances for the Kennel are obtained from the sale c annuals, pictures, and advertisements, When the completed Kennel goes to press, th staff has a party, Usually they have dinner togethe and discuss their work on the annual. Although each editor has a special duty, they a. have to work together in order to put out a goo yearbook. ,ir,5-,xr- nu, Nw' O ' ' Ed' rganization itors Class Editors Othelda Freeman and Margie Curry Each member of the staff has a special duty and is appointed to that Job by the sponsor. The editor and assistant editor work together with the sponsor to check and recheck every page before it is sent to be published. They also plan the buildings, faculty, division pages, title page, dedication, forward, and dummy. The sports editors have an interesting but difficult section. They must see that each athlete has his picture i.n that section. A must for the snap- shot editor is to be handy with her camera at all times. She must try to capture everyday life around Tahoka High in her section. One of the hardest Jobs is that of the class editors. They must see that every student is pictured with correctly spelled names. The feature section of the yearbook is sometimes considered the most interesting part, To the editor of this section goes the job of planning pictures and keeping certain little secrets. The organization editors, like all the others, have a difficult Job. Other than the class section, this is the only other division of the annual where every student is pie- tured. Snapshot and Feature Editors Sue Sargent and Virginia Gable Carolyn Duckett and Patsy Roberts Z Mrs. Pittman admires gift from staff Sports Editors Betty Carroll and Jeanell Martin SUUINBL YQ U li I -ur Xf- A 1 i fr' I I' 5 Back Row: Wayne Huffaker, Don Reed, Gordon Smith, Tommy Paris, Bill Moore, junior Fitts, jerry Slover Leon Davis, Don Ables, Duane McMillan, I. V. J. Melton, Leon Anderson. Second Row: Don Blair, N. E. Wood, Bobby Paris, Larry Simmons, Guy Witt, Kent Gibson, Gainerd Mc Neely, Ronnie Brooks, Garland Huddleston, Carlton Bell, Jacky Henry, james Adams, Third Row: Ted Pridmore, Stanley Stone, Richard Brooks, Kenny Durham, jerry Williams, jimmy Williams Tommy Franklin, Floyd Brasher, jay Curley, Lyndell Wood, jerry Reed, L. W. Castleberry. Bottom Row: Haynes Howle, Walton Terry, Ware High, Karl Prohl, W. H. McNeely, jerry Freeman, jimmy Harter, Gaylon Tekell, Donald Williams, Don Renfro, Froilan Salinas. L. W. Castleberry, Gordon Smith,Ted Prid- more, jimmy Williams and Garland Hud- dleston. Ii a 'W HQ CLUB The T Club is made up of Tahoka High School boys who letter in any phase of ath- letics. Each Thursday night during the football season the members hold a meet- ing at one of the boy's homes. At these meetings they see a film of the previous game and discuss all problems that con- front them. At the beginning of the school year the club elected Garland Huddleston, presi- dent 5 Cordon Smith, vice-president, Ted Pridmore, secretary-treasurer, L. W. Castle- berry. reporter, and jimmy Williams, par- liamentarian. lr. in- 3-iwvra-ga ,-.-.. , y , , ,ez - V s-4, V' 0 4 V,-'xl ,ol-I 559+ DRUM MAJOR AND MAIORETTES S119 Williams Othelda Freeman Junior junior Wilma Scott Mariana McGinty Sophomore Senior an-5.1 BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Myron L. Gilstrap AN The Tahoka High School Band was or- ganized in 1948 under the direction of Mr. William Tregoe. This year the organization is xmder the instruction of Mr. Myron L. Gilstrap, The band has performed at all the sea- son's football games, entered the area con- tests, and given concerts. Many extra re- hearsals had to be called in order to present a finished performance. Each band member has worked hard to make this a year to remember in the Tahoka High School Band history. BAND OFFICERS Susie Smith Barbara Lewis Pre sident Tre asurer Bobbie Carroll Betty Carroll Vice-President Secretary tk. 1 , S X va e Y , 4 J - ,r new- .wt Q. ll-Lkgnh. -.5 i ,, V , -O 'Ti 'Q '?----::,:--- --.... -- -- --- y . , W--:M ---1-,1':f...f'f:ff?r+ff--W r.-:g. r r- A fs - .. 'ill1...4 '. ' ' A Y Nj I K - W.- .M - ff' . . W- A192- 5, 1 '- M First Row: Marilyn Carrnack, Gloria Best, Ann Reasonovcr, jolmcce Clem, jan Collier, Linda Williams, Second Rowg Shirley Lambert, Nancy Isham, Sandra McNecly, Billy I. Dunlap, Sue Sargent, jill Walker, jerccn McGrew, Judy Kelley. Third Row: Betty Carroll, Larry Hickerson, Bobbie Carroll S ' S , H516 mith, Betty Phipps, Hilton Wood, jimmy Mc- M. . 1l.la.n, Carlos Bames, Doyland Lewis, jolm Stewart, Buddy Chestnutt, Fourth Row: Truett McAda, Roger Munn, Mr. Myron Gilstrap, director, 100 NA-lv -,'i,4'i1 I 4 E rt-u P,HOk ,ff , fff 5-IB' .4 9. . ,avi : -QA-f-M5 M.- First Row: Second Row: Third Row: -1-f BA Dewey Riddle, Mariana McGinty, dnun major, Shirley Warren, Martha Prohl, Wilma Scott, major ette, Othelda Freeman, majorette. Jeanette Cain, Leighton Roddy, Dean Elliot, Bill Smith, Charlene Riddle, Gerald Huffaker, Sue Wil liams, majorette, Margie Curry. Bobbye Draper, Sandra Warren, Sue Miller, Barbara Lewis, Patsy Roberts, Billy Hubbard, Don Ham monds, jerrie LeMond, Lynn Strickland. E Mf- CHEER LEADER It has become a known fact that a football team cannot do their best in a game without knowing that there is some- Barbara Roberts Sophomore Betty Vaughan Freshman one backing them. This year's cheerleaders did a fine job of leading the student body in supporting the Bulldogs all the way, Representing Tahoka High as cheerleaders were Linda Milliken, eighth grades Betty Vaughan, freshmang Barbara Roberts, sophomoreg Joyce Earley, juniorg and Sue Sargent, senior and head cheerleader. We have had some thrilling pep rallies this year. The cheerleaders report the best were the homecoming and the ones before the district and bi-district games, Sue Sargent Senior M' V1 if ' my , V Hr ,,,.,T,1u-QQA X1 CHEER LEADER The cheerleaders are elected from each class in high school in the spring for the following fall. Qualifications are spirit, pep, and dependability. Dressed in the school colors, blue and white, the cheer- leaders have shown up at every football game and pep rally to create school spirit that is necessary for making a good football team. The cheerleaders' sweaters were presented to them by the Tahoka Athletic Club. They made their own uniforms during the summer and in their spare time they practiced very hard for the job that they were to fill. '-J Student body cheering Bulldogs during Slaton and Tahoka game. +P 5 ! L, Q, ngi, T X X Standing: Pauline Carper, Ethylene Cox, Betty Howle, Annabelle Decker, Dolores Gage, Mary Alice Roberts, Frances Murray, Ioyce Ear1ey,Johnece Clem, Connie Fenton, Frances Autry, and Lena Benge. Seated: Betsy Rowe, Susie Smith. Susie Smith and Dolores Gage. Lena Benge and Joyce Farley K ,r . W. ul u To - S E l 4 f , i ,F A ' Q. 'Q' E?i X' gg 0 , Q1 ,r,,s SH -V , , ' .. ' ff ff' l F ' 5' ff ' 4 F' gif . Pauline Carper and Mary Alice Roberts. With the patter of feet in the hall and a muffled giggle, you may rest assured that it's just the office girls doing their usual duties. Running up and down the stairs on different mis- sions , collecting absentees, taking announcements, ringing bells, and drinking cokes are just a few among their many, many duties. The office girls work together in pairs, two for each period. Each girl must be capable, courteous, and willing to help at all times. Yet, with their packed and busy schedules, these girls find time to assist Mr. Jacobs in the office. Connie Fenton and johnece Clem. B jerry Cain and Sue Miller. In order for a school to ftmction properly, there is usually a certain group of students that offer their service daily to the rest of the student body. These are, of course, the libr arian S. They check out books, shelve books, and collect book fines. All of the librarians are a cheerful and pleasant group from which to get your reading needs. They are willing to help you at all times, The librarians are composed of four grades, Freshmen to Seniors. The eighth grade is not left out by any means, they get to serve at the Christmas Banquet. The next year they get to take the Senior's places. Each year the Club holds a formal Christmas Banquet in the home of one of its members. This is an annual and gala affair. They also have several parties during the year. The Library Club is sponsored by Mrs. Pittman and was organized several years ago, The group has its own officers who preside at all called meetings. This local organization is a member of District I and State T,A,L,A. Nancy Draper, Bobbie Carroll, and Reba Cook. janet Dube, Wilma Scott, and Bobbye Draper. wr.. y v Ian Collier, jerrie LeMond, and Mariana McGinty. Marilyn Carmack, Sue Williams, a.nd Joyce Lauderdale. nh 10 0 1 V 15 N' F1- 7 i 4 ' 4 ' Back Row: Carolyn Duckett, Wanda Murray, Barbara Jones, Barbara Roberts, Lynna Honeycutt, Betsy Rowe, Shirle Warren, Carolyn Birdwell, Wanda Ables, Othelda Freeman Second Row: Tomilee Phillips, Marilyn Carmack, Betty Martha Riddle, Rose Marie Yandell, Margie Curry, Bonnie Third Row: Margaret Cawthorn, Johnece Clem, Pauline Joanne Candy, Janet Dube, Ann Reasonover, Sue Williams Betty Vaughan, Barbara Lewis. Phipps, Joyce Lauderdale, Betty Howle, Peggy Swinford White, Reba Cook, Joyce Voyles. Carper, Jeanell Martin. Ethylene Cox, Charlene Riddle ,Virginia Gable, Gerald Deane Tippit, Carole Nance. Front Row: Dixie Davis, Linda Davis, Retha Morse, Bobbye Draper, Nancy Draper, Bobbie Carroll, Frances Autry Betty Williams, Dolores Gage, Betty Carroll, Wilma Scott, Annabelle Decker, Gloria Best, Mary Ruth McMillan FUTURE HOMEMAKER Mary Helen Whitaker and Idalia Wood. Jerrie Hyles, Jeanette Cain, Frances Murray, Kathryn Walker, Mary Alice Roberts . Y Af Back Row: Jan Collier, Norma Huffaker, Jerry Smith, Joy Riley, Janice Blair, Charlene Boswell, Mariana McGinty. Second Row: Mary Hammonds, Vemell Dube, Delores Brown, Joyce Farley, Lydia Perez, Sue Sargent, Jerrie LeMond. Third Row: June Philpot, Ann Wheatley, Martha Prohl, Sue McCord, Jaunice McMillan, Jo Ann Curry, Sandra Warren, Sue Tomlinson. Front Row: Mrs. Hegi, sponsor, Georgia Flint, Mary Kirby, Mary Lou McKee, Patsy Roberts, Jeanette Melton, Nettie Yandell, Clydena ERICA Wallace , Margaret McKee . GF Dixie Davis - Pianist Lydia Perez - Song Leader Mariana McGinty - Sergeant at Arms Susie Smith - Historian The Future Homemakers of Texas made a great change in 1945. This is when it became known as the Future Homemakers of America. Toward New Horizons , the motto of the F. H. A., well describes the goal of this or- ganization. The purpose is leaming to live better todays in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrows. Sponsored by Mrs. Hegi, Tahoka's chapter has accomplished many things this year. By selling concessions at football and basketball games the F. H. A. was able to buy two lamps for the homemaking cottage. Each ye ar, the F. H. A. sponsors the initiation of the freshman girls, an all school tea, sales of Christmas Cards, and a faculty tea. In March, the chapter elects new officers and they are installed in April. Installation of President, Janet Dube. . 3 J Betty Carroll - Reporter Bobbye Draper - Corresponding Secretary Dolores Gage - Recording Secretary Bobbie Carroll - Treasurer X Back Row: I.. W. Castleberry, Leon Anderson, joe Autry , Bobby Cook, Elbert Roberts, I. Lowlan Dunlap, Harold Rowe. Second Row: Joe Dockery, Walter Stice, Bobby Huffaker, Wendell Nor- man, Robert Draper, Glenn Anderson. Third Row: joe Draper, Donald Renfro, Donald Riley, Jerry Pebsworth, Gary Watson, Bobby Hays. Front Row: Gaylon Tekell, Lewis Byrd, jerry Freeman, Donald Williams Dorlis Kizziar, Froilan Salinas, Mr. Carter, sponsor. x When you hear someone trying to borrow a brush or a trailer you know its bound to be one of the F. F. A. boys. Sponsored by Mr. V. P. Carter and Mr. Lester Adams, Ta- hoka's chapter of the Future Farmers of America has accomplished many things this year. The members participated in field trips, judging teams,and stock shows. Many boys make woodwork, metal work, and the operating of power tools their project for the year, while others find their main interests lie in livestock. Tahoka's future farmers entered their livestock in the Fort Worth, Lynn County, Odessa, and Lubbock fat stock shows and placed high honors in spite of the stiff competi- tion. john Ed Redwine 1J rv-I f :liz I QR. OF AMERICA B 'fi joe Dockery,Treasurer,Tommy Frank- Floyd Brasher, Bobby Huffaker, Donald lin, Sentinel, Bill Moore, R ep ort e r. Riley. joe Patterson, and Lendell Nor- man at stock show. I za w '4' .1 ' 1 I i 5 6 lllll ' Il!! 'suns ill? Buu, f Wav 'M xo w. ' Mama 3 Q X. x Q Y 1' ala' YK w ' z ' ' z nba: rl fy mfg, o g . 1 J .M Q it fy 'T'!!1v 1' I . ,, . .34 . I , X- 1 H 'Y if 4 ex 'L... L-N ICR PLAY Back Row: Wayne Huffaker,I.V.,l. Melton,Don Reed,Wendell Norman,Wayne Havens,Gary Watson Second Row: Barbara Lewis, Delores Brown, Kathryn Walker, jeanell Martin, Rose Marie Yandell janet Dube, Mariana McGinty, Susie Smith, Lyndell Wood. Third Row: Betty Ghormley, Dolores Gage, Bobbie Carroll, Bobbye Draper. First Row: Mrs. Bartley, Mary Alice Roberts, Martha Prohl, Debbie Bartley, Sue Sargent. jerric LeMond, Betty Carroll, Mr. Tubb. if it 'swf x. , .Jr-Kgajs 1 M v f-f ' 3 Imax xx-. 1. Coach Wright 2. Sue Sargent, Barbara Roberts, Linda Milliken, Joyce Earley, Betty Vaughan 3. A football fa.n, Mr. Tubb 4. Larry Hickerson 5. Mr. 8 Mrs. Brookshire and girls 6. Mr. Jacobs 7. jimmy Williams, G arland Huddleston 8. Gordon Smith 9. janet Dube 10. Larry Simmons, Floyd Brasher, Bill Moore, Gordon Smith 11. Coach Haralson 12. I. V. J. Melton 13. Don Reed If fr ,gui X4 53' IW 'QV 542 I X 4 12 '. iv- ' s 's 5 .Mi 1 'fi 1 il 413' MJ 1 4 be X .0-, fi 3' I 1 I il 'R 25 , r ,I , . .. Mail if f w i 15 .fr-X .B vl v-. I0 ,vvi 1 Susie Smith Garland Huddleston 2 Georgia Flint 3 Linda Milliken Vlfglnla Willholt 4 jo Ann Curry Gaylon Tekell 5 Mary Helen Whittaker 6 Sue Patter- son I V I Melton 7 Betty Carroll Bob- bic Carroll, Bobbye Draper 8 Nettie Faye Yandell, Frances Autry, Connie Fenton, Wanda Murray 9. Ann Reasonover 10. johnccc Clem, Donald Williams, L. W. Castleberry 11. Barbara Roberts, Wilma Scott, Jeanell Martin, Vemell Dube, Mary Alice Roberts 12, Frankie jones, Floyd Brasher is 'Idsf Qi-3 5 N A y -Q . N 5 t - 'QA 'ii X if 1. Marie Potts, jean Autry 2. 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