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Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

- Class of 1950

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BOARD OF EDUCATION The board of education IS made up of a group of Big Spring business men devotlng a large share of the1r time to runnlng the public school This group of men have succeeded in building addit1ona1 grade school rooms and also have hopes of a new high school 1n the near future Stand1ng left to rlght H W Smith John A Coffee, secretary Dr J E Hogan presldent Amabel Lovelace clerk Marv1nM1ller pres1dent W C B1ankensh1p,super intendent OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Reading clockwise Mrs Louise Horton nurse Mrs Debra Felts secretary Miss Jean Meador secretary Mrs Velma Grlese elementary music supervisor Mrs Amabel I..ovelace,bookkeeper Pat Murphy business manager W C Blankenship supermtendent .I O Hagood tax assessor Foster I.. Patterson visiting teacher Dean Bennett elemen tary supervxsor. 6 ' A s ! . . 1 fi A i Justin Holmes. Sitting left to right: Dan W. Conleyg Pat Murphyg Dewey Martin, vice- a Dxs'fRxcT Exo Seams iuosveuosm Scnoox, ADHINXSTFIATION OF sono OF TRUSTHS W. C. BLANKENSHIP. Suvemuuuoeut E. 5. WITH MURPHY HARVW WU-F-R .Y uuswnss sandra PRKSIDENY wk L REED DEVIEY MARTIN Y nuucxui 1-new so-loci. y4r,r.vns1nu4 JOHN A. COFYEE BIG SYRXNG1 TEXAS RO:ss91.wr2T:5:n. mmm scrloor Sf'- IU L. new aumen D. VI. CONLEY dmicvow uclzuunv scuoots DR. J. E, HDGLN CARL COLEMKN JUSTKN HOLMES HEAD COACH 3 ATb4kf1lC DIRYLTOH H. W. SMITH message to the seniors of 1950 Again I have the honor to write a parting word to a group of the finest young men and women in the worid. First 1 went to assure you that 1 iove every one cf you sin- cereiy, and I wish for each of you a long happy and prosperous Life. These are the things we aii desireg happiness, prosperity, and love. happiness is a state of being, depending primariiy upon our attitude, our ideais, our wiiiingness to think happy thoughts and dedicate our lives to worthwhiie accom- piishments and service to others in such a way as to make them happy. Thinking happy thoughts and Living happiiy with the high purpose to make others happy viii make us happy inside and outside ourselves. Your prosperity depends primariiy on your seiection of a job, business, or pro- fession in which you car work hapniiy. Therefore, choose now wiseiy what you wiil do. Aim for that whicr you know you want to do as a Life work. Learn cefiriteiy what the requirements are for success in it. sian and buiid your iixe for it. :et immediate miieposts and CHECK yourseif against these miieposts at successive intervais. Your famiiy, your friends, and society W 11 Love you as you Love and serve them. Lake of yourseif a Lcvakie person. Lecicate your Life tc the service of others if you 'il and harry. Blankenship wouid he truiy srccess.i- 'I f. I ,fi 'lv ROY D. WORLEY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Again,this is my pleasure to make a permanent note in your year book. It is with regret that we are losing, by graduation, some of the finest boys and girls ever to walk across a stage. However, we are happy for you that you have successfully completed your secondary education--- Remember, as you leave high school,you are entering a new world, and you will always be able to find the type of friends you are looking for. Sincerely yours, Roy D. Worley g 2' WW' Zffvf 12 J44,, ,X w, I., REED, PRINCIPAL I Offer my congratulations toafine group of students who have cooperated in every way to make this year one of our best school years! lxiay We continue to cooperate and work t owa r d the common goal of building a better high school by developing a superb school spirit, As Shakespeare says, There is nothing good or bad but thinking makes it so g so let's think, talk, and act in such a way that we and others willthink that Big Spring High School is one of the very best schools in all the land. W. L.. Reed ? 175 is 2 01 ' ' L wwf Wl!!4Vff!fLfyW4y 3-Z I Ruth Beasley Biolog y--Alg. Mrs. Edith Russell General Science-H Lee M1ll1ng Blble Agnes Curr1e Engllsh Roy Baxrd jr Busmess Comm Arlth jr I-hgh Coach Ass t Baseball Coach Lawrence E McCo loch Government oy P Basket a N D r c or Musxc MSW 0133? Uflgfulvpr ch j. Ki ' 5 a ' 'C 1 . P X nl my n i s us - ,J ikyary O 161 ,H ' 5 A 0, x-, n 10 f X' 'J A rf ,MV Marlon Short Engllsh Student Councll Sponsor Ruby Powers C oordmator of Dxstrmbutwe Educatlon Truett Vlne s Vocat1onalAgr1culture Letha Amer s on Algebra Paul Hackett Amer1can Hlstory Eco 2 Arah Phxlhps Gxrls Phy Ed Volleyball Coach Joe B Neeley Ind Cooperatxve Traming Coordumator Mech Drawmg lone McAl1ste r Enghsh Mayron Sh1elds Typ1ng Bookkeep1ng C olleen Slaughter Sparush Wayne Bonner lhstory C1V1CS Phy Assistant Football and Basketball coach Mrs Erma Steward journahsm Pqbhcatwns -X LJ YJ? 1 ml? ,asv rb- Mrs Janelle Dav1s Speech Murry Patterson H1StOTy Glenn T Guthrm Alg Plane Geometry Solxd Ge omet ry ,K 3 ,W 4- A- x K A 'V5 I4-f 4-6- ,Qs 0? 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J V' A if ' Q. f 3' 1 A A .1 --Q-F . I4 f V - - I, I f , pf! I - A f' V :Af f 'Z-' I I f A 1 , I I ' ,- 4' , ' ' My Aff ' fl' , Z f NZ . ', ,Ml ff Lf I' I vt whiff .7 ' . , 'A N: ' ' , , ' A - 1 . f 'r lA4I I , I - fA. I, MI , V1 ,- o . 9- ,8 Q .3 tm- ff: 'G ,-q. w -Y f . 'J' 'YQ -. . I. f 'f ,W ai, 4' -'X no I, W, Drake Jaker ,elected as our Senior Pres- ident this year, was well worth the honor. Football, Baseball, Corral. Koleta Hoisager A cute little blonde who was co- editor of the society page in the Corral this year. Latin, H.E. Club, Office. Omar Pitman Omar, who has been recognized for h i s outstanding ability in the field of speech, hasalso done well in band. ,J s N Viz: Al H f ,. x to I Mona Moad Do you know any gossip? That's what Mona has been beating her brains out all year to find out, b e i n g Society Ed. Melvin Byers Melvin, who is better known to us as Bars was a very good manager for the Steersthis year. Football, Track. Gayla lviosier Humorous person- ality and very easy to get along with. H, E, C lub, Press Club, Corral Staff, SpeechClub,ACap- pella. SENIOR CLASS Amos Jones Moose has real- ly made his mark while inhigh school. StudentbodyPres., Vice-Pres. Junior Class, Football, Track, Betty Jo Raley Sometimes called Jetty Bo by her fellow students. She has participa- ted in Latin C lub, Office Force,ACap- pella. lviarlin Murphy Marlin was mana- ger of the Steer basketball team lastyear. A swell guy. He has been very active in l'l.O. activities. june Cook ..CO1'l9 was elected football queen and was a very good choice. Student council, Who's Who, Typ- ing, Shorthand. Howard Jones Have you ever heard anyone imitating Al Jolson? Well, that was probably our Sr, Favorite and Best all-around --Howard, Jovieta Whittington Interested in journ- alism: she attended regional meet in Abilene la s t year, Latin, Press Club, Sr, Editor-- El Rodeo, if , , Y Billy Ray White Billy Ray is about the jolliest person around B.5.H.S. and will really be missed when he graduates. Latin, Press Club,Speech. Carolyn Mills Ambition is to be acommercial art- ist. Honor Student. Press Club, H.E. Club,Asst.SoCie1:y Ed.--Corral Staff, Office Force, El Rodeo Staff. joe Miner ' joe has belonged to the Bible Club, Press Club, Aero- nautics, Football, Corral Staff. He can easily be call- ed Our Pall' 99, 'A QC P x .Q K I ftaqml gi, .ii- i r'3 Al s ai! 5 x ,I .-.. 4 'YR J' , lx j, AP Lowie Rice Who is that cute boy sitting in the stag line? Prob- ably Lowie!! He never could learn to dance. Soph. Favorite. Peffie Merworth Chattering about Danf' Yes,that's our little Deffie! Someone who is as cute as a bug. Volleyball, Press Club. Wayne Horne Chessy has be- longed tothe Latin Club, Press Club, Tennis, Wh o 's Who, One act plays, and F re shman Sec V' f i 3 I l , P.. X Q V 1 . if Janelle Beene A very attractive student. Soph. fav.. orite, Who's Who, Secretary of Soph, and Jr, Class, An- nual Staff, A Cap- pella. Howard Washburn W a s h ha s b e e n very active in school, especially sports. Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Boys'State, Annual Staff. Joyce Choate Joyce is the kind of p e r s o n everyone likes to be around. Corral and Annual Staff, Spanish, Volleyball Mgr. I5 SENIORS Dallas Woods 3.50, that is the price of your El Rodeo, Familiar words coming from Dallas, a 1 0071 salesman, Sr. Vice-Pres. Judy Lawson Judy was elected cutest girl in school her Junior year, and she could truly be called that any year. Spanish. J, O, Haney Very interested in stock farming, and capable of doing something aboutit. Spanish Club and F. F. A. f -Q if Q t X Dolores Franklin Our Editor of the El Rodeo and very capable. ACappella, Press Club, Annual and Corral Staff, Of- fice, Typing, and Shorthand. Harold Rosson Pro-baseball is the main thing that Harold is looking forward to when he finishes s c ho o 1. Basketball. Rita Faye Wright There's no one better to look for if you are looking for a g ood time. Latin, Speech, Press Club, Cor- ral Staff. W M14 Y lvl. 1:11327 Wayne Bartlett Latin Club, Press Club, Hi-Y,Aero- OfficeForce. Very friendly and really puts out the effort for the success of the Hi-Y Club. MaxieDee Younger She is one of the prettiest girls in school: Maxie also has one of the best personal- ities. Latin, Band Queen, Volleyball, Annual Staff, joe Rhodes joe intends to com- pletehis educatior by attending col- lege his next four years. Latin Club and Basketball. h w Q K-.ffl r ' l 14 I Lkgfi , s. X 2 , . Vernon Smith Vernon started to school again after leaving the Army, and has made the most of his school- ing. Patsy Burrus Possesses asmile for everyone. H515 held office of Sec.- Treas. of D, O, class, and also be- longed to the D.E. Tommy Porter Tommy is every- body 's buddy, Press Club, Latin, Bible, A Cappella, Football, Speech, Corral Staff. 'M'-e iffy Dana McClanahan Quite a performer on roller skates, aims at being a pro at it. Act- ive in the H, E, Dept., Speech, Spanish, D. O. Clarence Russell Clarence has par- ticipated in the Aeronautics Club, Press Club, Bas- ketball and Track. Plans to be an en- gineer. Mary Candy Spanish, H, E, Girls'Chorus,and A Cappella Choir. Mary would like to become a beau- ty operator. Paul Winn Paul ha s surely studied hard in order to graduate. All kidding aside, he's an all-i1rOur1d guy, Speech, Typ- ing. Lillie Gandy Lillie would lik e very much to be a successful n u r s e and we are sure she will make the grade. H. E. and Press, jimmy Nexvsom jimmy has belong- ed to the Spanish Club, Yearlings, and the B Team. Keep that person- ality that you have. jimmy. ,gg 1 'NS' I l 6 f 2 .4 .v E! 3.1, f. XA. fn 9.' Juanita Hobbs Juanita has always been one of the S i le nt students, but people like her do not need to say much. Latin. Rodney Staggs Rodney's main characteristic is his hair, which is black and very curly. Aero,, ACappella, Hi-Y, Venita Sniauley Latin, G, A, A,, H, E., D. O., and on the typing team. Venita has the am- bition to someday become a regis- tered nurse, -Ji f , , 44 . , . ,wc fo-T' ' Norman Brown Norman, like so many other high school graduates, plans on being a civil engineer, and we feel sure he will become one. Frances Crabtree Frances intends to continue her edu- cation after she gr adu ate s. I-LE. Spanish Club, G. A. A. and Type ing. Clarence Long B e in g q u i te a character, we might say, Hector has a super per- sonality andis fun to be around,Foot- ball. -3 F5 if? I A Charles Porch Rather shy but not in the leastbit un- friendly. Partici- pated in Speech Club, Aeronautics Club, Football, Joyce Kilpatrick Joyce is a very cute senior who has future matri- monial plans. Speech Club and Homemaking Club. Iackie Jennings Jackie was injured this year when he fell off the benchf' Press Club, Bas- ketball, Football, CorralStaff, Boys' State. , viii 0 Peggy Lamb Aperson likePeg- gy isn't easy to describe- Latin Club, G. A, A., Jr, Favorite, Yell Leader, Acc.,Cor- ral Staff, Larry Dillon Larry has gone all through school planning to be an engineer in his future years, Football,Base- ball, Hi-Y. Anne Smith Anne came to Big Spring from Hat- f ie ld, Arkansas, and has made many friends. Ir. Pres- ident, Basketball, Corral. W SENIORS Woody Wood I work for the State Dept, That's what Woody will have to say before he is satisfied in life, Spanish, Latin. Lou Ann Miller Lou transferred here from Paris and as for looks, she reallyhas them. Press, Speech,Girls' Chorus , Ye ll Lead- er. Arlye Morton Arlye has certain- ly proved to be a g ood neighbor to everyone by ren- dering his trans- portation services. Jr. Favorite. D.E. A 5 za. If Pearlie Clanton PearlieLegs hasproved very valuable to the vol- ley-ball te am as the m ain spiker. Latin,H.E,, Press, Corral. Roy Shannon Pete narrowly missed qualifying for Senior Favorite this year. He has been active in D.O, Luan Creighton Latin, H,E., Press, Freshman Favor- ite, Vice-Pres. of Soph. and Jr.Class, Yell Leader, Stu- dent Council. 'I .- .2 3 s ,J'W1i, X me r Q if 'I f w A fr V 5 5: '- I r x vi ff Gene Bledsoe Gene will someday enter into the bus- iness world and we hope it is with de- termination a n d good will. Marilyn Carpenter Marilyn has gained many friends this year as she has done in all the rest of her years. H.E., Spani sh,G.A.A., A Cappella. Wayne Brown To be a catcher for the New York Yank- e e s W o ul d b e a dream come true for Wayne. Latin, Aero., Yearlings, Basketball, Base- ball. !! ' xx 'Q is Billy Pederson Billy Joe has prov- ed to be a friend to everyone this year, Let us wish him success in his future years. Betty k-iamrick Betty has worked all this year as a nurse's aid, and with this exper- ience should some- day be a good and practical nurse Marcellous Weaver Boosie's inter- est centers around the pro- Olympics. He would like very much to attend them in 1952- Jimmy Meador Jimmy devoted his first years in high s chool mainlyto band activities. Also a D. O.stu- dent. Rollyn Seawell Rollyn was trans- ferredfromAustin High School in El Paso in l947, Act- ive in the band and he wants to be a Petroleum Engin- eer. Shirley W'hite Small in size, and Small in words: though large in deeds, Home EC C lub, Bible Club, and Shorthand, La Nell Engle Averystudious and intelligent student. Honor student who is a standout in every field. H. E, Club. Virginia Cole Virginia would like very much to be a reporter or work in an office. D.E. C lub, H. E. Club, Girls Chorus, Dee .Ton Davis Dee Ionis planning to become a doctor in his later years and should be a good one. Latin C lub, A Cappella Choir, ,ta I Q5 -.J Billy Damron Billy transferred from Teacher's High School in Silver City, New Mexico. Spanish Club, Band, and Shorthand. Donald Wren Donald's favor- ite subjectis about Horne Brew. Of course, he's justkidding! Span- ish, Bible, Press Club, Football, Basketball. Dolores Rhoton Secretarial work is of greatest in- terest to Dolores and a very good course to follow, Home Ec., Spanish, and Shorthand, ', A f l , fgi r - 'ink J L... , JI i 'i ,I ,i r Wanda Lawson Wandais planning on basing her life on missionary work, Spanish, Home Ec.,Bible, Speech, G,A,A,, Girls' chorus, A Cappella Choir, Maudean Pinkerton To beagood typist is Maudean's main desire. We feel sure you will be, Maudean. Latin, and Shorthand. Lawrence Wilson Lawrence, who hopes someday to be an electrical engineer, has the makings of a very good one. He has made very good use of his school days, .5 .. .Og Lay. X av 'Lb kt' Menvil Click Menvil was out of school quite a bit last year due to illness, but k ept trying. Spanish Club, Basketball. Jo Ann Kilgore Working onthe band paper this year was one of her greatest pleas- ures. Spanish Club, Bible, H.E. Office, G.A.A. Billy Cunningham Bill has a very cute wife and they look forward t o owning a ranch. F. F. A., Football Steers, Corral Staff. 3 CTW rig: i 8132, ' x . i 11 Betty Io Ledlow Io has been very active in band, H.E. Club, Tennis, Corral Staff, Typ- ing, Ir, Play , Transferred from Wink. Gary Nichols V e r y clever ar- tistic abilities. B a n d Lieutenant, Corral Staff, A Cappella Choir, Looks forward to teaching art. Mozelle Day Mozelle, who has been a member of both the H. E. and D, E, Clubs was publicity chairman of the D, E, Club, A very capable worker. - 1 K t 'Am 4 I, 5 it C, e, W l H 'fl .llll - i AJ. SENIORS Wayne Burleson Wayne has been a good friend all year. D.O., Bible, Spanish, Econom- ics, Aero., Yearl- ings, Track, B- team Manager. .Tanece Montgomery .Tanece has had one ring on her finger for quite some- time now, and says she'llbegladwhen she can add the other one. Ben Boadle Ben who proved very capable as- sisting the Steers la s t year is very athletically inclin- ed. Corral Staff, Press Club, Foot- ball. 'flii 'li g A x I 1 u ,Z fvf p, Lela Mae Hobbs Very quiet sort of person, though very capable, Spanish, ACap- Pelle, H. E. Club. She looks forward to being a secre- tary, William Rackley Tooter , as we all call him, is well-liked by everyone, Spanish Club, D. O. Club, and very active in Band. Mary Sewell Very friendly and polite: and aiming at the business world. H.E.Club, Press Club, Speech, Spanish, Bible Club, G.A.A., and Shorthand. Harold Odom One milk-shake coming up. These are familiar words with Harold, as he spends most ofhis time working at a drug-store. Elizabeth Kinsey V e r y fashionable and neat in appear- ance. Ambition is to be a reception- ist. Latin, H. E., A Cappella Choir, Good luck, Lizzy Harold Broughton Harold, who has a good sense of hum- or, will more than likely become a famous geologist, as he has Worked and planned to do. Aeronautics. .,,f '1 G. H. Hayward Like many more Of us, G.H. has reached the top of the ladder, and let us hope he contin- ues to climb high- er, Pat Cross I Do are words which Patwas very happy to repeat, and letus wish her bona fortuna'f Home Ec., D.E. Bill Cook Bill is an all- around good guy, and has a very pleasingperson- ality. G o o d luck, to you in future years. f.L . v, I I k J x- v sl kj D L, X Verla Ache Verla wants ve ry much to be an air stewardess. Home EC.,Spanish,Press Club, and A Cap- pella Choir. james C oyle Whetherjames has fighting blood or not, his ambition is to be command- ing officer of the Texas Rangers. F, F, A, Lavell Davis L.avell's ambition is to be in the Waves. It should be very interest- ing, Home Ec. Club, D. E. C lub, A Cappella Choir. Dewey Phelan Dewey is looking forward to mak- ing a successful engineer. We hope you are not dis- appointed, Dewey. Steers. Pat Kiser Pat transfer- r ed he re f r o m Coahoma, which was a very good thing for our vol- leyball team. Press Club, Cor- ral. Wyatt Lancaster Wyatt has made his marks in high schoolwith a won- derful attitude . We hope you always keep it, Wyatt. Myrtle Norwood Regardless of her size, Myrtle really can go places in volleyball. H, E,, V0lleyball,and D. E. George Clark George attended a military school during his first years of high school. Track, Press Club,Aero,, Spanish, Speech. Betty Franklin Transferred here from Stanton High and had the highest r e c 0 r d in t h e freshman c la s s . H. E., G.A,A. and she's a Mrs. Billy Wayne King Billy Wayne is an- other of our Little Characters, but one that everyone like s. SpaniSh, Speech, B a 5 k e t- ball, Corral Staff. Lavern Trolinder Friendly and co- operative, and ex- ceeded in Home Economics. Latin C lub, and Girls' Chorus. Horace Bowden Horace is very quiet and also very likeable We hope he has a very happy future, and makes the most of his education, Q .1 , 1 fvrst- , FR lx A T. I sl ' e . 2.1 . fi fl ff 'ig I ,J -J Margaret Hurt Maggie is one of those good things that come in little packages. She has belonged to Latin, A Cap- pella. Sue Wasson Very attractive and humorous. Has belonged to the Latin Club, Press Club, Of- fice Force, Asst, Ed. of Corral. Myrl Click Myrl wants to be a mechanic and if he does as well as he has in his years of school, he will do very well. 132' Viron Hartin Viron really gave everyone a scare when he develop- ed tonsilituson the '48 Latin trip. Bible, Latin. Jo Nell West If everyone was as easy to please as Jo Nell, this would be apleasant place to live. Volley- ball, Spanish,H,E, Pat Miller Outstanding vol- leyball player, who has won sev- eral district awards. S pe e c h Club, H, E., and D. E. SENIORS Melba Jenkins Melba has always been one to count on when time came f o r co - operation in anything. Span- ish and H. E. Betty Bradberry Being a quiet sort of person, B e tty Jean has won many friends regardless of her shynes s. Bible and H. E. Dolores Kimzey A small and at- tractive brunette who has a grand personality. Span- ish, Home Ec., A Cappella Choir. Barbara Petty P e tty B looks forward to attend- ing college and increasing her knowledge of the Bible. Spanish, H.E., Band. Claude Miller Having no Wings of his own, he hopes to someday be a pilot in the Navy Air Force, Spanish Club. Madalyn Guess Dependable and co- operative, and is one who has a- c h i e v e d rn a ny friends, Has been in the H.E. Club. 637 5 1 J, 1 2 f .xo I . ff I S ' -1 x ,Q '- F . ,Q . 5 R Q .seg ,V .e 'I A .: hltf fi 1 --ffzxiii X- ' ' H. ,.r11:139Lv :j -' 5. -'2-5. i ,a . . Q -1+ 41-.6-3-:ff ' - as y 'K Q Q4 aa! I 'N vfff' w. , V fr . f -..Z at ,Ax 'D .p n 1 Pl' ,Mfg l 1 .11 . 'N 22 lit. , . :sink Doris Ann Stevens Doris Ann was in the I unior Play and we enjoyed her performance. Spanish, H. E., Speech, Press Club, Typing, Office Force. Mary Martin A n o th e r student who assisted in the publishing of th e band's school pap- er. Latin, H,E, , Band and Typing, Edward Boatman Edward hasdone well and has made quite an impress- ion on hisc las s- mates during his high school years . D, E. and Spanish. .X gl? , 1 Elva Thames Pooch, would like to be a labora- tory technician and she has the mak- ings to be a suc- cessful one. Billy Fryar Billy is another who particularly is interested in farm- ing. He will no doubtbe agood one. Donna Bunn Press Club, H. E. Club, BibleC lub, Speech, G.A.A,, Corral Staff, A Cappella Choir. Donna has a very pleasing smile. ,way K t Mary Bailey Latin Club, H,E, C lub, Volleyball, Corra1Staff, Mary is very inter- ested in designing clothes and houses also. Mary McMurray Mary has been a member of the H, E. Club, and wants very much to become a pro- fessional typist. Betty Simmons She is dependable and self-reliant. Participated in the Home Economics Club, G le e Club, and A Cappella Choir. 1 v , sr . 6 ,l 1 I l Mary Jane Couch Mary Jane has been in B,S,H,S, for only a short time, but has made good use of the time she has been here. Frankie Boyd One of our highest g raded students, and very worthy of b e i n g recognized for her scholastic ability. Kenneth Plew Being naturally inclined toward farming, Kenneth has proved very capable. F. F, A,, Yearlings, l .. ' I- nf, 's i s 5 ,X .4 W.. Vo Frank House His red hair has made his truly typical, He plans to become an air- plane designer and has worked h a r d on it. Geraldine McGinnis Jerry is some- one that everyone around B,S,H,S, truly appreciates because of her friendly personal- ity. Ida Bell Sundy Served aspresi- dent of the D.E. Club, and has also belonged to the H.E. C lub. Like- able personality. Vlad .J 4-bt' 1 Joyce Wood Very talented in voice,and has been asked to assist in many musical pro- grams, Spanish Club, Girls'Cho1'- us, Shorthand. Arnold Parmley Being a D,O, Stu- dent, Arnold has worked diligently all year and should be recognized for his good work, Meda Cunningham Happily married to one of our Steers, Meda is very cute and lots of fun to be around. S p e e c h Club, and Spanish Club. f- as ' r .Xt C AGES N' AGES AGO 1. That's Billy Z. Che kthat 3. Dolores, Ray W h i te in cute s mi le of What's the mat- them thar over- GaylaMosier's. ter, s omeone alls. pinch you? 7, Whata cute little girl! Why, Mona Moadl 12. Partners in crime: Dallas Woods and Dub Day, 8. Look at the birdie, Doris Ann!! The camera won't bite youll 13. a. Barbara P. b. Rita Wright c. Maxie Dee d. .Tanece M. f. Donald Wren . Tommy Porter 8 h. Harold Odom 9, Must be the La ongal 4, AnotherCity slicker from way back is Melvin-Byers! a, Marletta b, .Tune Cook c, Jovieta d, Sue Wasson e. Mary .To 14, Looking for s four - leaf clover Howard .Tones ? ble!! 10, Looking for J. C., Carolyn?? Maybe you will find him in a few years. 15, D0n'tbe bash- ful, Sue Caroline! 5. Billy Wayne, g e t off that ta- 6, Contented and happy is 1xlaMaeHobbS. 11, Cheesyl-lorne, What in the world are you looking at? 16. Chums even then are Rita Wright and Maxie Younger, V V A -- W. .1.,.Me,, Dt' ,W f, , 5 nasal-I JU D 5 f ' --4 fi fi, ,A ,I 1,53 ' if JUNIOR CLASS Ann Crocker Russell Greer Sue Craig Bobby Wheeler Lyn George Edwin Elmore Martha Johnson Jim Hahn Pat Lloyd Johnny Berry Beverlyn .Tones Robert Ragan .To Ann Smith Floyd Martin Jan Masters Bobby Bradford Jo Bledsoe Rodman Roberts Marilyn McCormack F' 1' itz Smith Marilyn Miller James Nuckles Darlene Sneed Marshall Burrus Lou Ann Nall A? Nl , x. 2' fo f j r . K- ! -Q3 F Qliif? 2' 'fit .J I -49 x' YQ I C r X . x x .4 Stop posing, Pearlieg you know you won't it her. 'x 2- , l al. Autry and Dub are trying to look intelligent, but Leonard knows that he is too far gone to pretend. v N I R . Q X Sql 'QT These girls were on their way to support the Steers at a foot- ball game. lr ,A J 'N-4 !fl 5 ,li ,as This is the bus bound for Abilene Th n front just YQ e seen!!! ,,. , Lug . ,yfv Q 7 ,JE fwfr I.. N-' Ii 5? 1 U D .. I 4 C A lm- J xr ' 3 414 V 4 X 3 f r if s .fflw . 7 ' A . an 5 f 1'J I , X4 X U SAN K . , Gayler a n d Betty think th 're mon- Mortand Bud go from one extreme to the other, but Martha Clair is a happy medium. S Q keys JUNIORS Carroll Cannon Wanda Lou Petty W, C, Blakenship Beth McGinnis Chester Cluck Peggy Toops Larry Evans Jean Stratton Jimmy Wilcox Jamie Walker C. B. Harris Ann Brown Allen Holmes Judy Beene Gene Campbell Shirlene Walker Carroll Kinman Jimmie Bennett Kenneth Williams Peggy Carter Lindsey Marchbanks Cathryn Williams Otis Trolinder Carolyn Williams Billy Young Don't worry kids, Autry 's no contor- tionist. He'S jugt holding Claudette 's man. Thelma Tucker James Dimitri Helen Lewallen Marvin Wise Joann Touchstone Wallace Wilson Norma Foster Robert Thompson Eula Mae Masters Grady Dorsey Bettie Birdwell Tommy Nunn Mary Frazier Udonald Butler Joanna Hickson Mark Harwell Dorothy Patterson Dickie Cooper Juanita Cox J. D, Stevenson Lavern Payne Jackie Carr Margaret Becker Charlie Gonzales Mildred Sipes 3. i5 46 Q I Q , n - S I .,-4 1 - . ' ull! V Q A ' xx . - - if .' ' -E' - 'C' f Q K A - 3 ,CS X I -Q17 3 Q t ,..v ,ix -ev 1 - 'D '13 if 'f'1V 1 J f ,iff f' .5 -3 ',-4 jf 4 Q ,J N Hey Boy s! Hold her, but These boys certainly know what can anything in a gar- don't hurt her. You'll get to do about their enormous ap- b , I . G , Q , age can be that inter- 1n t r ouble W 1th he r boy petite. lt s just too bad they re estin bo VS 9 friend. not at home though. gy 5 ' N AJS Tun gf! S 61 'I ' I if ivxibcw N f ,L W A r um A - 'Q 1 I 'ik 1 4 f ' 1 I a I , .an ,fi 'OU' ',,..- F, 2 i , sg X Ss' 1. l jfs o fax v Q JUNIORS joe Mize jean Wood Bobby jenkins Bobbie jean Moser Ruel Barber Shirley Wenter George Hill Marvlyn Buford Tom Montgomery Barbara Wilson Wendell Stasey Darlene Montgomery Rodney Boyd Donna Weaver jerry Choate Anita Forrest Dale Barrington Bobbie jean Beach Morris Rogers Darlene Coulter Gerral I-'ehler lg., 1 Zelda Abbe - Homer Logan if Yvonna Cornell X Weldon Mr: Elreath ' Q. 1 I Where are you Really Hollis! There's Don't be alarmed. This Peggy Dud 80138: Gaylel' E1 time and a place for is just the results of look lean? everything. Halloween. c',X P19 ohn Dorsey Carroll Reed Curtisteen McCauley ' s, 1 :-1, ' , . -, .-V .3 , -uv , af.. -Y, . -4. . .- , .., ., M 4. ' -'1 .nv ' .4 .., ' - ,.- in ...Q 1- ' .,.!g. .. .. , ,-.. . . ., , -or 521 va ' fl'l' M4 Maureen McCormick F C: f' ,., J ,v f Marie Love r +...... ' K Q ,l ', +512 l l Tim ' A 4- 1' 1 s 2 QE? f 1 William Birdwell june White joe Spinks Florine Cass Bobby Gross Talmadge Watson Evelyn Cummmgs ames Fryar Nona Campbell Ray Adams Danella Dav1dson Charles Warren Mary Sue Whxte Pat Blewett Melva -Ieane Allen Teddy Carpenter Savoy Kay Dor1s jean Brown Charlle F1erro Lxlllan Rowe Paul Fortenberry K1tty Roberts ohnny Coffee Barbara Greer Ben Flynt JA . 1 . -. '.!'. -3 1 Q51 ,sv .-'.l warf- sir ff' .Z f l X P4 ' .-4 Xxx! A ,.! X 'if 'Q ,TR X I og r '3 1 Y is fi! ,u -r ' O aw fl 'X 45 I IA! ,av Q-7 7 -R , . Q! 'l 'w 'Q ll S i f ,Y J X JUNIORS Dolores Sheets Garmon McMull1n Jo Ann Burns Bobby Leonard Dlxle Thornton Max P1tts Concha Sarrruenta Voncell Rhoton Arch1e Thompson june Brownngg Betty Hudson Don Shlrley Mary Northum joe Waldrop Rose Mary johnson jackle I..1ttle Susan I-Iouser Troy Abbe Peggy McMurray Gary Warren Barbara Dehlinger Curtis Manley Joyce Wilmuth Charles Robertson Gwen Roberts jean Munselle jo Ann Fuller Billie Ruth Isaacs Betty jean Gore Margaret Barnfield vp, ay:-o Xuan- MGAMH' Q-M OMJYCL-va ANJQU gg j4aeg,,Gnau ' QVLAWA fUJMPQ,,gM,,,x HZNM Lf,-Yu Xfjvv bufLA Qi jUlanNLlL4 AIAJ3- LVAAXJVQX A MM Q-Mifflf if fym-A. Km 4 NM 'RYA-fva,C-.Noll my Qiixxxuxmzw ' 0 A Z ' I X O Q b . fs N2 -fw. ' , , I :RTF I -' , V Q D .. 1, ,,Jj9:.f,r.. S .QL -, 1, If' . Annu 445 Vi - ff' f--' ' 'NFiip .,,f.-.1f.,FW-' 'rwftl' 'x ' '. ' .,. ' ' 'V Wf7,f ' ,lf ' . ' - -jirg, ' IM45-?g:j'2i1-i..f'g1f'.h-,,--gg-f.,5 -l quit' 4',f! 2 K? ' A ' ' 5 'z ' :Q-2 ,. 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AX., if in N? ? f OPHOMO Anita Glickman James Norwood Mary Frances Hollis Leeon Pettitt Mary Stevens Clifford Winn Nila Bailey Bobby Nobles Margaret Nichols Guy Knowles Joy Parrish Dale Chandler Iueldeen Thompson David Young Francys Rice Bob Porter Teodora Ramirez Richard Laswell Vesta Harrison Richard Cook Betty Smith Bud Whitney Jackie Compton Bobby Stevenson Claudette Arcand CLASS 49' f .3 I '13 1- aiu .I ali' X f 2' 1 , I 2 .'y 4 n f 'r 'E 'D I X J 'N It Ui 4 3' .J S. , . ,r . 4 f' u-9' Now we know how J. W. spends his That's a good way to Howard and Harold don't seem to Spafe time' Are all these our make wood orades mind bein around theirteachers ' y o 0 1 g girl f1'19nClS, Jaker? boys. when they look like Mrs. Davis. SOPHOM ORES Haley Hodnett Mary Ann Attaway Billy Myers Carol Walker Billy Sheppard jean Anderson C. L. Girdner Peggy Barbee jimmy Conley Wanda Kinsey Benny Kilgore Helen Clinton Billy Wood Doris McNew Glenn Bunn Barbara Smith Bobby Campbell Frances Weeg Tom Eccleston Billie Moeser Billy Swindell Ama jeane Williams Kenneth Phillips Louise Boadle Gene Reynolds FHA queen and her Mrs, Willoughby court IU Centennial the smallest mem Sufi parade ber of the faculty I 3' Dot Crittenden Aubrey Armistead Mona Lue Walker Loy Carroll Sue Robinson Dub Day Joy Williams Bob Kuykendall Billie Ruth Freeman Leonard Hartley Sandra Swartz Hollis Harper Shirley Riddle Robert Merworth Diana Farquhar Bobby Maines Shirley McGinnis Jeff Hanna Gayle Price Charles Carnes Frances Wyatt Autry Burke Doris Brown jack Sparks Mildred Rainey Be careful with our Frankie, Robert! K . 4- 4 , 31 10 'J x idx? Aux l r Z ff ..-f' 8 .WIA , X M 1 K + ja.. .- I of 57 1 4 H'-za., f -' Z -' fx,-'kfx Q A '3 lr .. S fi: I I4 fd f I S .ff ,BJ I -'TS MQ.. 'IQ L 1 , ll . ff ' C X I ,J CT I 5 Q el .,-'cf F 35 W' 3 A , ..b'! Dl , .. ' Au Don't you know Cute COUPIG, icecream makes no? ? you fat, Muriel?? Be gay, Moose! ,...-A ' 1 I I I I f 1 l l I l 1 L. -v 'C ff 1. In 1 . , dug. I - FN Q 3 five -J if X 1 ,i x ust waitin for Ann. Aw Pub, anybody can pose! Our friend? '? jamie SOPHOMORES Patricia Dillon james Daniell Frances King Ronnie Sanders jackie Marchant Tommy Thigpen Mary Ann White Lane Bond Lona Stevenson Delmar Hartin Fern Crabtree Keith Franklin Annette Puckett Charles Clark jean Tucker Frank Philley Martha Hughes jimmy Sundy jo Nell Hodnett Gene Lockhart Dorothy Goodin Ronald Farquhar Sally Baber Joe Parker Beatrice Hill D1 Martha Clare 7 J Warren Cooper ', K -Io Ann Haley 4' wi jimmy Cole Q C... Irene Williams X JV-:asia V 551 i 7 sa. kai' f Eddie Murphy . 3 Shirley Robinson 'M 3 Trevlyn Kelley ' Helen Phillips ' Eugene Carpenter . - l lx 5, 'P' , x Elida Sanchez -wr Carroll Chapman Maren Tinkham Charley Howle Sarah Le May Wayne Glenn Melba jones i 4, jerry Rogers Ethel Chapman Carl Preston X X -4. f Francine Thompson jimmy Montgomery Patsy McMillan Kenneth Howell Peggy jenkins Youth Day Pageant--On October 7, 1949, Big Spring public school system xpresented 2100 students in an all out youth pageant under the direction of Mr. Pat Murphy. Grade schools presented 800 square dan Cers on the field at one time. Pic tured to the right the Honor Board Review. King Roy Worley and Queen P attie McDonald preside over the Board of Review. The other mem- bers in reviewing stand represent Va rious organizations that have helped build our town, Big Spring. 6' 0 42 ff 9 it I '2- ff ' 'Qi ' A Z: '-lag. 3- t j A J fv - if Y X 'G x I X I BQ f, y Z? 1? 'j A 2 A v .4 - i QA4'Ak A. i A tense mor Steers garnet SOPHOMORES john Masters Audie Cannon Cecil Couch Doris Newton jimmy Harper Sue Lawdermilk Kenneth Bryant Betty Hamilton jackie Gilbert Mary Frances Norman Richard Sallee Lois Craft john Pamron Gloria Patton Garner Thixton Ruth 'Windsor Grady Bolding Karen Weaver Bill Moren Beverly Hampton Ross Word Alma Crittenden Bob Simpson Lenna Tynes Edgar Rose X . ,lf Xe Gallery Mary Jane Collins Billy Tubb Wilma Moore Bobby Rutherford Vela Wilkerson Calvert Shortes Melva Ray Gene Gross Bobbie White Dewey Byers Geraldine Cross Joyce Stuteville .Timmy Stewart Joyce Hurst Harold Hayne Gerald Scott Peggy King Imogene Hyden Betty Wright Evelyn Wilson Charles Franklin Dolores Thorpe Jo Ellen Moseley Sue Love Hey-Ieff, how about giving me one ? T ' CS , r as , . 0 i ' 2 ff? I f l .. ' 1 I -0 sich' ci 3 Q x : . 47 y at V .' 'M N .L l . 9 i ,V 5 'X L Q QQ 'G - - - Which twin has Practicing for Well, well, Is it true, Peggy and the Toni? 193P Year, it's Baby Howard,thatan old Dolores? Sis' flame never dies? 4 3 .X f i -.Q 6. V' es, gn' . ,h 4, ,K ff? 1, Ixhiscle-fvian Jones! Z, Barbara, who'S your Cute girl-oops-boy-fri:-nd? 3, What, happened hm-97 4, Playing oqtwipus, Bobby Jack? 5, Cute little Snow gals! 6, Ah, Such intellect! 7, Chg-gtg-rand Ray on the burn. 8. Cfirnpus lic--men! 9. Srnile pretty, ts-achf-rs, 10, B,S,H,S, Swoon Boy NO, 1, 11, Really, GooQe, you Could wear niore Clothes! 1.2. Camera fiends! 13, and 14, Cute couple, this Drake guy and Whittington gal! 15, What! wrong, Toe, having diffieultif-S7 16. Campui Cuties, 17, Hello there, Dub, waiting for some-one? 18, Now, now, don't peek, 19, Thays Barbara and Carolyn, alwdys chewing the rag! ZO. What'a up, Cheesy? l ar Q . FRESHMEN CLASS Donald Richardson Joycelyn Welch George McGann Gloria Byrd William Cooke Roberta Weaver Jimmy Lowke Ann Price Alvin Moore Shirley Nolen Buddy Sipes Connie Crow Charles Pachall Iva Hampton Larry Cooper Patsy Hyer Quenten Stanley Charlene Wilson Donald Grantham Mary Jane Rowe James Manley Gladys Meek Larry Stevenson Mary Garcia Loy Loudamy What happened Here we stand just we to you, Mel- three, Russel, Leonard, vin? and Char---lie!!! El -s r' J fr '-cl I as ,, I X 1 H bhul Qhlwlllwlfful l -1- 7 1 xl Who ' s asking who? '? -1 Q' K - 60' ,nv 9 A 4-J X A . ' nf' I 43 J Q , -ar r' FRESHMEN jackie Milam Frances Walker Clyde Hurt Janel Covert Efren Abreo jo Ann Miller J. M. Billings Sue Montgomery Noel Picnot Lynell Martin Calvin jones Juanita Newsom Pat Crossland Amelia Martinez Don Royalty Betty jo Hemby Howard Smith Barbara Moreland Johnnie jordan Betty Wolf Donald Banks Rita jo Haney Charles Bonner Loyce Lawdermilk Rex Bishop conglomerated mess Il Tom Lockhart Georgia Harrison Billy Richbourg ft 9 Norrell Dean Choate 1, Jerry Foree C leo Bratcher Dale Raney Barbara Chapman Pat McKinney Patricia Albert Elmo .Tones Jo Ann Baker Donald Gross Rosemary Rice Ray Todd Joyce Gound George Webb Marion Murphy Roy Loudamy Shirley Wheat H. G. Barnard Jean Dixon J. W. Wood Loretta Snow Bobby Ballard LA L,- 'ta s ...Q vw- I I LTL xg ,an ,o .J 1,., . . 'fs .4 X 'US ,. x T .Sf :dates for Ug1iest Why's everybody so A Band- 7 No, but good happy? Oh! Afire member. Qdrill that is I What's the matter, Ben? Don't the doors work?! M ' n I ,l Wash and Janie make avery lov ing couple!! Fl fio 5 Eff NWI' 1 I 6' 'i x 'C' nl 1 3 A j l -gl-f, ' t 1-.19 :X f' xx, Apr! xf Q f . g f '- f ifv - - , 'vu Q w g ' , QP !, A , 1. , 1' 49 , if - ' ' i , Q-av i' 'lf X., 13.221 , f' '29 sl .J to ,ao g r - If ' I., A 4 , ' 1' Mr. Guthrie, where is your bow-tie? Looking on is -Q I x M ' Q' 55: rl ,--'a rx - ' '51 '. 4: , f rn! ' i Y X fl! V X K I K' X 1 Sun-shine smiles ofthese cuties: Shirley, Mona, and Barbara Gayla, Mary, Lou Ann, Mr. Roe, the guidance di- rector. .-'W U june . FRESHMEN Ella Newton Luke Thompson Betty Henderson Hollis Meek Mona Boroughs W, R. Weatherford Katie Richbourg Doyle Mason Mildred McCormick Ralph Winte rrowd Ruth Watson Elbert Long Dorothy Roberts J. T. Rogers Beatrice Leonard. Bobby Hayworth Mary Ann Moore Charles Rose Peggy Kinnian Donald Love Joyce Patton Glenn Goolsby Shirley Ledlow Robert Utley Thadalene Roberts Does Scenic look the same at night Dud '? Raymond Gilstrap Juanez Rogers John Suter Doris Jean Brown Billy Willis Rita McDaniel Jimmy Chatwell Janice Boardman Maxie Cole Neta Daniels Gerald Sanderson Lou Ann Lamb Darrell Corning Mary Lepard Weldon Tibbs Theda Thornton George Millican Myrna Talley Frank Grigsby Martha Neill Jack Young m 'O f w 41 ,fx fe al f'- 3, Y -, 1 '5 V111 ' 'Ui Fw- l X , l . S5 A' 1-'FY . x Q . ..?', V 'iv-ce Ax . f K .3 -74, ., J- 1 x if X v fi , Mary Ann Simonek -- M Wayne Patterson Annabel Boutwell T ravis Bowden Deggy, are you in your second child- hood ? '? l Mr. Reed, we thought you were on a diet!! Q H a r old ' s just testing his muscles. 1 4 5 .,', it Beware, Amos, Ray is at work trying look above ou' to etadafe. Y , 8 there is an escap ed convict. N -1 a s f ii A! I . 6 Y f '. Q? '-a X, 2 'Q I K Q ,,..- ' . Ni 9 fi- If Q 2' ' vt ' X - 4 -. ' 5 M J fl . . a f Y 'T AV , eo: if . .kgs ' 1 J , V B IK. P .Pt KN .E up ,ee X are lr'- x'-uf FRESHMEN Merlin Peterson Beverly Wilson John Lawrence Margie McDougle Jerry Sanderson Frances McClain Earl McMurray Jo Graham .Timmy Hicks Diana Laughman Walter McMu1lin Mary Beth Davis Don Lockhart Barbara Hill Calvert Shortes Charlcie Minshew I... T. Nelson l..e1a Patterson Gary Braesicke Marie Wallace Kenneth Coleman Eunetta Harnby Oakey Haygood Patsy Derden W. D. O'Donnell Wha's Hoppening to Autry? The traditional bonfire preceding the Steer-Bobcat game, N Bill Hanson Shirley Walker Franklin Hinkley Rose Mary Lawson Gary Blalack Mozelle Carter Jimmy Wilkerson Consuelo Ceniceros Gordon Myrick Eldra Mae Raney Phil Buchanan Emma Tucker Jimmy Kelley Io Graham Dickie Baker Patsy Wilson Kenneth Gray Eunetta I-Iamby James Hinson Charlcie Minshew Jerry Patterson Patsy Derden Gerald Sanderson Mary Ann Moore Earl McMurray Got a crunch on Miss Short, Jeff? Goin my way? Don t hurt him, Ronaldl FRESHMEN John l.awrence Lela Patterson Bobby Butler Barbara Hill Hollis Meek Gayle Braesicke Frances McClain Merlin Peterson Marie Wallace Don Lockhart Jimmy Hicks Mary Davis L., T. Nelson Diane Laughxnan Walter McMullin Hubert Rowden Margie McDougle Kenneth Coleman 4, -, .f- S- xi I W ,f, M, sq - 3' . ' f. 'f' 62, YJ. 4 1553 - ' it I 1 L , ff : 1 'A V ' -Lf -. W 113 . 'F 'I 91' ' . ,,gj ' ' , 15, Simi' 'Y ' '.' ' if - . ' . fi .IV-.5723 32 L. Q ,Q ,,..4,u-ulll0'4f ' 1 I 1 I I I I ' eb - I 1 ZA, . , . r A Q: 'i f Xe I il I mf 99 ' Q 'iq '1 HJ -'fm ' Ci SX 'Ko 5 'f 4 .,, :rv Q , , ,1 5 .,., 4 Y Q 4. 2. Jar, i I l I ... 4. A 'iksiim 1 4 3 G I EQ' Q Id K3 J qv '-'Q4 .. 7,5 .AY- . ' ' 'I 3551 fQ ser' A '5- 1' Hb: fi .ix . lk, Mrs. Pete jones guidance: lst row: B. Bird, G. Porter, R. Kennedy, 1. Anderson, I... I. Hor- ton, -I. Boatler, H. Ratliff, j.Tay- lor, F. C ompton, S. Wimberly, Mrs.jones. Znd row: J. Cole, M. Smith, A. Martin, j. Boatler, R. Hall. 3rd row: R. Anglin, Y. Carrell, B. Meeks, P. Graham, P.-Iarrett. 4th row: D.D. Steen, L.H. Mann, R. Betterton, I... Connally, j.Day, R.Dabney, B.Sanders, B.Gilbert, R. Hickman. Mrs. O. Karsteter guidance: lst row: N. Clark, M. Hallford, C. Ball, E. T.Tucker, L.. Axtens, K. Milling, N. Burks, R.Meek, D. Garrison, D. H za r r i s on, N. Boatman, Mrs. Karsteter,j.Hay- nil, F. Marstrand. Znd row: R. Brown, B. Martin, j.Douglass, D. Washburn,j. King, G.Gafford,D.Daniel,M.jernigan 4th row: J. Farmer, P. McGahan P.Odom, C.Barnfield, D. Porter, K. Faulkner, P. Hall. Miss M. Hardin guidance: lst row: G. Lane, -I. Witt, B. Spear, D. Chatwell, J. Smith, N.Henson M. Buford, J. Price, P. Hale Znd row: C. Reaves, B.Cooper H. Prather, D. Griffin, W. Cun- ningham, B. Shivers, B. Edwards W. Allgood, Buchanan. 3rd row: I... Harrison, B. Earley V. Mayhall, D. Fort, Miss Harding, W. Bird- well, S. Washington. - .. m, 4 , R. B. Hall, W. Laws Mrs. Alice Willoughby guidance: lst row: N. Dudley, f.Fierro, J, Parter. Znd row: D, C. George, I. Hughes, I... Wise, J, Miller, loughby, 4th row Sth row 6th row: 3rd row: F. Griffith, B, Parks, Iwi, K.Bonifie1d, L, Blum, M. Cannon, I. ,Z-Q.'..fP F, i , i 1 ev L. Stipp McCarty Nirs,Wi1- Norwood Osborne. J. Robinson, J. Rankin, l. Hood, C, Arnold N. Harris, J, Corcoran, C. Reed. 7th row B, Morgan, A. Rodriguez, J. Tucker, For the fmksi' 'Hrnc in rrxowrws L5C0fS,'The A and 8 fwfrbull fitmls oi BSH5 chose, Q 5706+ BCM Cvu5ee+Yxear'f. KME wear the honor was X'O6xk +0 'Kuna Cook. Sune is ci 6evxfovF Omni MSO serves on the CDQUCQX. .l . X Q-RQ .J ,V ' 711 , - If f K , f. ,X 1 ,J 1 01 47-, 46 'A' FOOTBALL SQUAD l First Row: Left to right - Tommy Porter, Bobby Wheeler, C. B. Harris, Lowie Rice, Allan Holmes, joe Miller, j. W. Drake, Dallas Woods, Amos jones, and Dewey Phelan. Second Row: Charles Porch, Carrol Cannon, jackie Jennings, William Birdwell, Bill Cunningham, Jimmie Stewart, Kenneth Williams, Loy Carrol, james Fryar, Larry Dillon, and jackie Little. Third Row: Lee Axtens, Paul Fortenberry, Aubrey Armistead, Howard jones, Floyd Martin, Bob Kuykendall, Howard Washburn, Richard Laswell, Ross Word, Bobby jack Gross, Billy Tubb, and Hector Long. gi.b.H.5' S Coach Carl Coleman came here as head Coach fI'0m Stanford, Texas. Coleman is a graduate of A.C.C. and is considered one of the outstanding coaches in West Texas. Coach Cole- man has shown the ability to get the most out of the boys. We know that he will bring some good teams to Big Spring in future years. Managers below: Left - Robert Ragan, one of the A team's managers, has proved very capable for the job. Robert shows willingness and a friendly attitude, which is very necessary in holding the job. Right - Melvin Byers, who would have made a good guard this year, was ineligible because of the 8 semester rule Melvin has proved himself as good a manager as he was a player. Coach B e rt Brewer came here as assistant coach from Goldthwaithe, Texas, where he was head coach. Coach Brewer is a grad- uate of A.C.C., where he was an outstanding back and track man. He is the kind of coach who can keep the boys' spirit high, win or lose. Right-Billy Bishop of Brownwood rips off afew yards against the I Steers. Coming in for ' the tackle are Howard . -4, Washburn and Billy ', Tubbs. In the background .L A X' is L.ee Axtens 1472 and Q Don Low f45lofBrown- l A, wood, '34, . - , fs fag Above - Howard Wash- burn--Wash weighed 152 lbs. and was one of the smartest quarterbacks in the district. He was also a good ball handler and accurate passer. Wash graduates this year a two year letter- man. Billy Tubb - This was Tubby's first year of varsity ball and he made the most of it. He was one of the hard- est running backs in the district. He was a good down field blocker and a good man to have in interference. Billy completed his year of eligibil- ity a one year letterman, Paul Fortenberry- Paul earned his second letter this year at a starting tackle, He weigh- ed 175 lbs. and handled boys much I bigger than he with ease. Paul had a knee injury, but played most of the season in spite of this. He was one of the fastest boys on this team. This is his last year of eligibility, Below: Amos Jones takes the ball near his own goal, but seems to be hemnfied in by the Sweetwater Mustangs. Coming up is Carrol Cannon, Richard Laswell - Dick lettered his second year this past season and has another year of eligibility. He was a good tackle on offense and defense. He used his 195 lbs. to good advan- tage in every game. Dick is one of the leading p r o s pe cts for the '50 season. f I 1 I Aubrey Armistead- 1' Aubrey, a return- ing letterman from last year, plays end and is a good pass -N receiver. He has N' :J . -'-'1 one more year of N ,N Weighs 155 lbs. ' -, K 95:4 -:':. f': eligibility. He r -P '1 Q A 3-4' I 36 Don Low ofBrown- 1 wood being hemmed ' inbywashburn, ,Gr ,J , Tubb, and Martin, In the background A- -Armistead and Axtens coming up. .gi 2 . ' N ' 1 X xr, ' v Floyd Martin was one of the co-cap- tains this year for the A' ' team and was a good quarterback. Floyd fin- ished his eligibility this year, while earning his first A letter. He made his presence felt against op- posing teams. He weighs 160 lbs. .off Lee Axtens was one of the co-cap- tains this year for the A team. Lee was known for his fire and fine Jimmie Stewart was one of the fastest boys on the team, but was a little light. He has two years of eligibility left and should turn into a very good back. Jimmie weighs 140 lbs. Red Cunningham was one of the returning lettermen f r o m la s t yeai-'s team. He completes his eligibility this year. He is a guard and weighs about 213 lbs. '1 I F r the season he broke an arm and L5 ' I 4-4, Bob Kuykendall was one of the ends on the playing, both offense and defense. He was one of the best centers in district this year. He weighs about 172 lbs. did not finish the season. Bob will be a returning letterman 'Y Steer squad this year. Near the end of forthe Steers. He weighs 170 lbs. W A 4 1 4 Carrol Cannon being stopped A by a Mustang after a short I gain. Amos Jones Axnos was the leading ground ga1ner for theSteers He was also good at long dlstance pass g Amos com pletes h1s elxgxbil 1ty th1s season He Q we1ghs 165 lbs U A Sweetwater ball carr1er plcks up afew yards before he IS brought down by Paul Fortenberry and Amos .Tones Com1ng up 1n the background 1S Aubrey Armlstead 33 and B1llB1rd well f49J J ack1e L.1ttle .Tackle was one of the smaller tackles on the Steer squad but pl ay e d his share of ball He wexghs 150 lbs and w1ll a returmng letterman The Steer lme up just before runmng a play agamst Lamesa Lamesa won the game Z0 6 S011 Bobby Jack Gross Bobby Jack d1dn t lxmit h1s servlces to one pos 1t1on, but played fullback and guard. He usually played guard on defense and back f1 e ld on offense. He IS a returmng letterman and we1ghs 175 lbs. B1lly B1rdwell Blllwas a blg, rangy tackle who played a lot of defense fortheSteers Hewe1ghs 190 lbs and completes h1s el1g1b1l1ty thxs sea -uf M Amos Jones be lng brought down bya Brownwood LIOD after a short gaxn Dallas Woods le a d 1 ng mterfer ence Bobby Wheeler made quite a record for hxmself th1s year even though he dldn t really start playlng unt1l the El Paso H1 game Bobby wexghs 170 and 1S one of Coach Coleman s best halfback prospects 1n 50 smce he IS one of the returnmg lettermen I..ow1e R1ce was 1nel1g1ble for the Steers, but was one of the B Team s best defensxve men al though he only W61ghS 145 lbs He would have fxt very well on the Steer Team but L.ow1e graduates th1s year Dallas Woods completed hxs elxg1 bxlity th1s year w1th noth1ng to be ashamed of He turned 1n a very good season as a guard thms year Dallas welghs about 145 lbs .T W Drake was one ofthe best hust lers on the Steers th1s year He was always full of f1re and held down h1s guard pos1t1on very well John 15 a graduatmg letterman who welghs 155 s 'X..4 Amos Jones belng hemmed rn by B r o wnf 1 e ld Cubs Axtens and T ubb commg up to help out Below Larry Dxllon Term1te was small, but started afew games Larry plays guard and W61ghS 135 lbs Thxs IS h1s last year of el1g1b1l1ty 7 . J -, si . F1 yt l 1 I , If L .N sw J gs.. f 1' - ,. T , x s d ' ' I - , f . ' . ' - 'at -V - -nn - an . . ' X . . . . . lb . ' f ' 'S' 1 r Ns Charles Charles Above Porch played end on the Steers and was a Sen1or thxs year He kept the regu lars hustlmg for thexr start1ng po s1t1ons even though he was a l1ttle small He we1ghs 145 lbs Below - C, B, Harris -- C. B. was a little light, but made himself known on the de- fense. He played center and finishedhis years of eligibility. His weight is 145 lbs. B1lly Tubbs rmps off a few yards agamst Brownwood Com1ng 1n for the tackle 15 Don Low 45 and Bxlly Blshop 35 Bxg Sprlng won the game 143 Left Joe Mxller .Toe was one of the many guards on the Steer squad He played 'nostly on defense and com pleted h1s last year of ell g1b1l1ty Joe was one of the largest men on the team welghlng ZOO lbs R1ght Iack1e Ienrungs Iackxe 15 small but made h1S presence felt by the largerboys Hewe1ghsl30 lbs and IS a Sen1or th1s year LJ Above Tommy Porter Tommy played tackle on the Steer squad th1S year andbroke 1nto qu1te afew games He 15 a Sen1or and welghs 180 lbs . f 1 l ' Q 1 . X I ' 'J ' , 'X 1 ls! J 1 , .vt V W ,Of D , f ' A t N J, ' Hwy' xg 5. 1. 'ff KVI R f I v c ' K-,fi A A 'J-I X f Q . I . it .lf'i.dif'f':'- Weitz, ' ' . , 1 Q 1 1 li y . Q J . . c J. . . -1 . ex . . , U r, , - ' V 1 . X . X X .V . . . ' I ' ' 1' I - ' LQ . J Hector Long lacks s1ze but made up for lt 1n determln at1on He played very l1ttle 1n gen eral but d1d very well when he was playing Hector W81ghS 146 lbs 1S 15 hls la year to play i Z 1 Y K I Ross Word plaxed a few games for the A team but was sent tothe B team for seasonlng He lS an end and wexghs l9O lbs Ross has one xear left to play and should become a standout Amos Jones belng brought down by Bllly Blshop of the Brownwood Lxons Floyd Mart1n comma up Loy Carrol d1d not play much th1s year buthas one year of el1g1b1l1ty left and should take a startxno guard spot next year Loy kept the regulars hustllng for thelr posltlons He wemhs 150 lbs Allan Holmes d1d not play much w1th the A team but play ed regularly on the B team Hehas onemore year to play and should be an A team regular He W91ghS 160 lbs 5 .AFV Dewey Phelan was an end and dmd not play very much but kept the reg ulars hustlxng to keep the-xr startmg posxtxons Thxs 1S h1s last year of e 1g1b1l1ty Welghs 140 lbs J 4 ramen 1 A',.' lf ' , ' X e,Jx -- xi E Vx Z -f' I I A . 1 U , W N ,P v H 'lk . I ' .5 l 3 he th' ' ' St - , - D - Q ' I , K . Joe Mize played very little ball with the A team,but showed his wares in the Sweetwater game. Heplayed most of the s eas on with the B teamg he has one vear of eligibility left. f- l v Howard Jones play- ed his first year of A team foot- ball, but showed his ability as an end, This is his last year of eligi- bilityg he weighs 155 lbs. He leads the Steers in pass Catching with Z7 passes. ,2 V ji 1, . ,Q A ,A I V Wi 4, M fag, W 'ivy I ,, I f ,ir 7, Carrol Cannon being brought down by a herd of Tornadoes. Laswell coming up in the background. Robert Cobb played most of his season with the B team, but moved to give the Steers better passing attacks. He has one more year of eligibility and should rate a starting spot at quarterback. Robert weighs 150 lbs. C.. Kenneth Williams played fullback, but did not play too much due to injuries. He earned his second A letter and has one year of eligibility left. Kenneth weighs 160 lbs. I U 5 3 N, . ez. I Al , A A . -java -I X. 5- X 'f Carrol Cannon played right half and was one of the best backs team He his eligibility this year while earning his first A letter, Carrol weighs 160 lbs, o n the inxshed --', x g 1 ' 5 1 1 A - ,M liked by all. Coach Isaacs attended Mc- r., g-.4 -, Murry at Abilene. Speck Franklin rips off afew yards against Whistle Lindsey 121, of Stanton racks up a few yards Stanton. Coming up to give him a hand is against the B team. Coming up for the tackle is R. F' arquhar f49J, D, Day 4209, and A, -I. Stuart 4273 and Speck Franklin QZBQ. In the bac k- Thompson f38Q, Stanton won 12-6, ground is J. Harper Q4OJ and R. Word 1481. da DU- B TEAM lst row-L. to R--S. F ranklin, R. Gilstrap, A. Thompson, C. War ren, W. McElreath, B, Sheppard, R. Adams, J. Fort, B. Johnson, and C. Clark. Znd row-L to R--T. Montgomery, F. Smith, F. Philley, G, Thixton, D. Day, I... Hartley, J. Dorsey, J. Mize, J. Spinks, D. M. Richardson, Mgrs. I... Marchbanks and G. Dorsey. 3rd row--Mgr. W, C, Blankenship, Bob Porter, R. Farquhar, E. Elmore, W, Stacey, R. Cobb, J. Masters, A. Burke, H. Haynie, C. Manley, R. Phillips, H. Harper, Hollis Harper. Left picture-L.--C oach Conn Isaacs - One of the coaches of the Shorthorns did a very good job with the line. He hada way 'of making them all work for the good of the team. Coach Isaacs has been well A f Coach Wayne Bonner--Coach ofthe Short- horns has been here only two years, but f has turned out a couple of good teams. He c oache s the backs and has them do ! f just about everything pe rfe c tly. Coach Bonner attended N.T.S.C. Right picture-R.--Mgr. Blankenship was a reserve center for the A team but received an injured shoulder in practice and could not play any more this season. He then became a B manager and did a very good job. Mgr. Marchbanks was a little small for football, but decided to stay out as a B manager this year and also did a very ood job. Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers Steers - 0- Seagraves -24 - 0- Sweetwater -6 . - 6- Sweetwater-13 -34- Midland--- 7 SCHEDULE - 6- Cohoma--- 7 - 6- Robert Lee -7 - 6- Stanton--- 12 - --, -2.7- Snyder ---- 7 , Ng 4217 I. -gr . af , ,.. ' f Q. lv. 1 - 4. .- Q-fl - f if V .1 Q' J sq , t I ,, -'itsffv-l7T 'f4: 4 ', A .fell f --1 :Qs ,Q-+Sg Exif -zo- Snyder- .... o gage 1 fir, 'I -18- Stanton --- 13 N WS .S new wth? , ,L up V 1 :'.,A,.w ..,,-1--' kgrgnew 2' :tan-122w2fi..g4tSea-i' ily ff was Leg . -gf p ' : I1 eg-'!'?9-': 'ff . ,V-if' i--1 , ,iv W 'gf all -fx-if Km H'iaf::q,gQ'a-, .K ...all ,, MW- tl ig. if ,Y 3, , 2, ov, ,N , . v F 1' A 1 ,1 I 'K .fl If-shinfyjv-A216319-' , vf'!Z. T' .'.:f . ffl' ..:cQ1w-'Felix W!'Qf :9' . Standing - Dub Day. Dub did well in both the line and backfield. He has one more year of eligibil- ity and weighs 140 lbs. 40 43 44 559114-i as-fir -lil RvYd,5 4i,5lg'E,?-4 9 ,ft-556 ,ai-'Zara pf, .5-S-lv aft , swim ff. '15 ',hF5'f-'YJ ,gc eg-rw, kffi 1514 3 X4 5' gg 'X R4- l 1 , fi g N w , i ' 1 K ' x , U ' - gif' .-,gen 1 J ' I ' . . . . . . , . . l 0 c , . . D . ' 1 .. .. I A i . 1 i a 9 1 V . -1 - . . . ' :E 1 5 I -Q .' ' ' - If 1, 3 ' i . . . 5 7 1 Q .r ' , - - f 1 A L ...gage ' Qu- , -' ,. ' , f f ' ' ' f 7 N f . . . : fi. , ,- 'K , , , ' . ' H 11-3' f ' M 1 1 , 7 'ffiz--Q., .. -4 , 1 T' E i 7 ' 79? in 141 fense during this year. He weighs 'ape' . jj' if- ' ,ij 'init' 7. '? Ax U W wgjl-j'l.'L .9-,L 'f '1 ' 4 ' V i Mae ...'7f? '?i 1' '.1fgQ ' ' . ' ,fgggf-gg -e1 uf.v:w4 1 . . Left picture. Frank Philley fleftl was exceptionally good at snagging touchdown passes and crashing the line. He ended his eligi llity this year. Speck Franklin fcenterl was a fleet-footed back this year. He has another year of eligibility. Donald MacRichardson fright, was a little small but had a lot ofdrive Weight 135 lbs Right picture Wendell Stasey left was hurt at the first of the year and was unable to finish the season Ray Adams center playedquarter back during the latter part ofthe season and did a good Job He has another year to play Johnny Fort right, took part for the first time this year He weighs 150 lbs and has one remaining year of eligibility Left picture Jimmie Harper left This IS Jimmie s first year He played guard and has two more years He weighs 140 lbs Harold Haney center is a tackle and did his best to fulfill that position He weighs 140 lbs Ronald Farquhar fright better known as The Weed played his second year of B team ball He is an end weighing 155 lbs Right picture Hollis Harper left is a tall lanky end who saw a lot of action this year He weighs 140 lbs and should play varsity ball during his two remaining years Charles Warren center played a lot of de 130 lbs Ray Phillips fright came out only the latter part of the year, but did exceptionally well Weighs 175 lbs and has two remaining years Left-Joe Spinks. Although Joe is rather small, he gave other men their share of trouble. He is a g uard weighing 135 lbs. and has one more year of eligibility. Center-Leonard Hartley, He has proved his ability as a center and defensive line-backer. He tips the scales at 155 and should be playing varsity ball next year. Right -Autry Burke. He did a good job of holding down the middle of the line and has another year. He is a guard weighing 155 lbs. . I 1 I- 'E Ffitzs . lot of mlth'Fritz is We' action thi Q guard and Billhs 1551125 S year' H0 is 5' iflw a shougofisey-B111 has tw 8 and Svlo., angvelop into a gg :lore years and Edwin Elmlzizghs 16011350 guard. He is e- . ' 55:5 and has aiizln Played gua Warren M er Year of eh rf? this glldrd th- a5ter5-J gibllit He , IS Year ohnni' Wa Y' is 5 8., a d and has on s out for n weighs 165 lbs more Year, Billy M h ac Shepp Q ' 5?9s,,tW0 H101-e y:ZisB1HY WQSG guard a . . , Ar . nd Welghs 1 of and chie Thom 35 1bs- Y. He is and has two ison-Archie Pla xezghs 140 lbs ore years. He iY2d tackle eldon M ' S '7-' E and Pdckfield aildlreath-Weldon lfy. He is 5,5ffaS another yeglayed in the . 1' - . and Welshs 1203Zeh81bil- S. . -1 ncizen . ht'-Raymond ixfizgallne of the 1 ' , .. Left :jo tiafkle this yeartthiriearn. He 15 55105 r PlaYe .ve Standouts on d has tw0 Yea deiensli hs X50 pounds, an t and we 3 ter T-his eligibility leffrlley- cams plfgid has one Curf-iaebfg 5-6 andweiBh5 ' i I - - ff.. 0 ZZZi0fe1ig1'2uLXi.QZd . joe NH!-?'Io m but Servefi T0 175 pounds. the NA, I-1215 0'8 and Weighs UB,Sn. Ja.. , - M-, 1 H A:15l?4+S1w1 7 ' ' V A Garner was an ' Tyfxton- - Left to rigid'--Gsahigrfirsi Year to pbagxervifeegi d nd this wa . He has an 21:73 and wfeighs 138 lbs - s ark of of eligibility- bb was me Passmg nge UA-- bert Cobb-C0 romgted to R0 1ater P , b nd was . hs 150 l S- the team a .S Sqo.. and Welg t man on the Squad- He X as the blgges He t r-BOb W . d dvantage' Iiobmpsrfdeused his size to B00 a ea weighs 205 lbs' Tom Montgomery-Tom played end. He is 5'8 and weighs 140 lbs. He has one more year of eligibility, Charles Clark-Charles played guard this year and has one more year of eligibility. He is 5'6 and weighs 130 lbs. Bobby Joe Johnston-Bobby played endthis year. He has another year to play. He is 5'10 and weighs 140 lbs. H1 F 4: YEARLING FOOT BALL SQUAD f '- Top Row-Left to right--Coach C. Crawford, T. Hammond, R. Hickman, M, Rhodes, T, Lock- hart, J. W. Thompson, P. McKinney, R. Brown, G. Braesicke, D. Griffin, D. Washburn, F. Blalack, D. Porter, J. Ray, B. Martin, D. Lockhart, J. Porter, Q. Stanley, L.Cooper Coach R. Baird. Middle Row-Left to right--I.C. Armistead, C. Pachell, S. Newton, E. Rose, V. Mayhall K. Faulkner, J. Johnson, W. Medlin, N. Dudley, B. Earley, D, Wilkerson, R. Hughes G. Gross, R. Dabney, B. Hayworth, T. Scott. Bottom Row-Left to right--E. Stein, D. Maynard, F. Suter, B, Dorsey, J. I-Iinson, C. Hurt L. Thompson, P, Odom, W. Giles, D. Mason, F, Long, H. Long, L.. Marshbanks fmgrj. Yearling Football Schedule Big Spring Yearlings- 6 Sweetwater- 0 Big Spring Yearlings- 0 Midland C -20 Big Spring Yearlings-19 San Angelo-Z5 Big Spring Yearlings- 0 Sweetwater-Z5 Big Spring 8th Grade-12 Loraine 8th- 6 Big Spring Yearlings- 8 San Angelo-16 Big Spring 8th Grade-25 Left - Coach Roy Baird This is Coach Baird's second year here and he has done very well for himself. Coach Baird g r aduate d from Loraine High Loraine 8th- 0 ,1 Big Spring Big Spring Big Spring Big Spring Won 7 gam B. S. pts. - 189 School and attend e d McMurry College. He was active in foot- ball, basketball, and baseball both in high school and college. I S M... 9 1 I Yearlings-Z1 Midland C - Yearlings-Z6 Lakeview- 6 8th Grade-59 Midland 8th-38 Yearlings-19 Coahoma B - es Lost 4 games Right - Coach Earl Crawford This year makes two years that Coach Crawford has been here. He is a graduate of N.T.S. T.C., where he was active in foot- ball and track. Coach Crawford graduated from GordonHigh School. lknh Opponents ' 'pts. ' '-14 L lA-l ik li Ai -Tia' C1 if lr! lil 1 You re blocklng the vmw Shorty Z Lube sumvtmns PICIK7 5 lhm gcrubs klck off -1 I-,QQIK at the blrdle 5 The B19 Sic-er t Lxttlc. Pgppgr Ou artgrbark Culpm an 8 Dons everybody pose'P 9 just watchmg 10 Rough stuff' 11 Loacr V Y Vid: l '1:i'i ' - . .ff 7 Q - I? Q T ' . f S . s .- T V 3 ,Q-Yugi ,. H3 yo ' ' ga ,,. 1 . ' .- f f- Q - 3 -'Fi - 'ff 5-4.44-'4 'JA- ' ' ' . . I ',. vm' . j ' ' . YHA, 'V 1 . --.'.- -i . . ' . . ' . . zfl - x ,. Vu, f. Q, 5' 5 Y 'il Q ff' I ' ' xg' N 1 , v v Y, E xp' HerK! X N1-.. 1 I QW Q Q- .Fix 4, Q64 ssfb i a ' 1 1 , v -f I ig, T . zz, z, I' 3 ,,.J--w J.. , . I is rr :Y IFE ' 'nf if fl' H ' I 543 T' 1 'aa' yn nl 139, , , Q, I 1 J V P fs 3 x 4- H 5 3 ,Q 59 I 1, .- m w T A 591 ! Hg . 5 - -- X aa 5 1 2, F I X U. BASKET BALL TEAM B TEAM Left to Right, Back Row-- W. C, Blankenship, Jr., Aubrey Arm- stead, Ross Word, Richard Las- well, Bobby Maines, and Bobby Gross. Middle Row--Charles Warren, Gary Warren, Jerry Choate, and Eldon McElreath. Front Row--Chester Cluck, Ray Adams, Johnny Berry, and Dickey Cooper. X S c SW, l YEARLINGS Left to Right, Back Row--George Milligan, Wayne Midlin, Luke Frank Long, Bobby Hayworth, J. C. Armstead, Raymond Gil- strap, Doyle Maynard, Ray Dab- ney, Jr. Suitor, Jimmie Porter. Middle Row--Mgr. Gene Gross, Bill Early, Jack Young,Sam Hall, E. P. Tucker, Don Washburn, Gayle Braesicke,F1-eddie Blalack, Doyle Mason, John Lawrence, Mgr. J. W. Thompson. Front Row--Darrel Davis, Frank Compton, Roger Brown, Billy Martin, Randy Hickman,Clyd Hurt, and James Weaver. :HN SOPHOMORE TEAM Left to Right, Back Row-- Jimmie Stewart, Bud Whitney, James Daniels, Wendell Walker, Hollis Harper, Richard Sallee, Roland Farquhar, Richard Prahm, Eu- gene Carpenter. Front Row--Mg r. Bob Kuykendall, Gerald Scott, Keith Franklin, Rex Bishop, Kenneth Howell, Jimmie Harper, Eddie Murphy, Jimmie L o c ke, Charles Howell, S p e c Franklin. ff 6 .'Qf.Q5N 614,154 - B.. .UQ Steer Baseball Squad Bottom Row Allen Holmes Carroll Cannon Russell Green Bobby M1res Iohrmy Berry .Taclue Sparks Dub Day Bxlly Sheppard Dallas Woods Frank Ph1lley Second Row Floyd Martxn Aubrey Armstead, Jackxe Jenmngs Howard Jones, Harold Rosson Howard Washburn Amos .Tones Wayne Brown Bobby Ma1nes L. T Nelson Doyle Mason Top Row Curt1SS Manley Larry D1llon, Joe Rhodes B111 Dorsey Robert Utley J1mmy D1m1tr1, James Holl1s .Terry Choate Wayne Glenn Marshall Burrus Wayne Bonner Charles Cummxngs Mark Harwell Dlckle Cooper Weldon McElreath Iack1e M1lam Oak1e Haygood 10 sv' Nil affti Left f1elder How1e Jones 15 shown trappmg a fly ball wh1le center f1elder Hal Rosson 1S servmg as a backerup Jones also IS a topnotch p1tcher X X. 1 Yew ,Qi Q-45h-M 'D-if 5,5 vw r' ma- N li Q xx 'Nw QA: R Q The f1VC return1ng lettermen are shown above lett to r1ght are Jack1e Iennmgs Howard Washburn Howard .Tones Floyd Mart1n and Harold Rosson Washburn Jones Mart1n and Rosson are play1ng the1rth1rd year of Vars1ty ball wh1le Jemungs 19 play1ng hxs second 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I . I I . ' -- . I . . , I I I I . I U 9 I . 1 I 1 . 1 1 A ' D ' l I I I I I . , I . . , , . . , . i . . x, ' P I 5 , X X D, xxk J 7 - 1 X Sl I XI' ,' i V f 'A , '15 TE 9 Sl . it X I ' N K W If 2 ' A A' K .,-,X 1 x N .l. .K 5 1 -' I1 ' - 4. 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Howard Wash Washburn and Jackie Jenson Jennings. All are returning lettermen except Brown. -lmfwa ' . 'Kiki 'Ps Right--Shortstop Howie Washburn and third basemanF'1oyd 'PE-pper Martin have Jackie Jennings trap- ped off secondbasein a run down while centerfielder Hal Rosson is coming up to back up the play. .' .F, ,ik-' '85 lxylsfa .. Atl--a':'s1-fif- Left--Belting the ball away is Hal Rosson with Wayne Brown doing the catching chores. While wait- ing their turn to hit in the on deck ci r cle is Howie Washburn and Jackie Jennings. 9699 ips! gg - 1 , wnsr 1' 1 4 9 SPR! . . '39 1 Ar. - a I , 1 c. 1 I E 4 ' 1 A H ' 'rf ffl T fs? H I . , l T - B Q' 3 F , V ' A V x xl L ' ' , ra 'T 3-s +4 , 1' :B X X 1 1 A 1 ,Wg 4 sfi.75.1.n . , .- Q X 83? 1 1 - N, A y v , , S - ,Q X ,ref J Q1 7 - X17 kv it N If 5 i x I r 4 - A ' I ,,,. 1 ,, -- rw. B C TRACK SQUAD Top Row -- T, Porter, C. Pachall, E. Carpenter, Q. Stanley, B. Kuykendall, C Cluck L.. Wilson, J. Spinks, C. Preston, L.. Hartley, J. Thompson, .T. Miller, Middle Row -- C. B. Harris, J. Little, B. Wheeler, B. Gross, P. Fortenberry, J. Mize C Russel, G. H. Hayward, J. Fort, R. Bishop, F, Blalack. Bottom Row -- T. Scott,E, Williams,T. Abbe,A. Burke,K. Williams,T. Nunn, M. Weaver G, Thixton, B. King. -.- Y Juan. :lm ..-11 1 E .A ,,.. A .5 f V' ' KL-an Left--C. B, Harris pole vaulting. Right--Bobby Wheeler steps over. Bottom--Jack Little leading them around. , W 3, 3. - ,g',.- .Tir-'Z' eneee T -- f.e,. 'f:2 -F .IIIIXX Xl 5 T5 1 1. Q .'-..A: 55... L 5. .- .Q -' .. ,. if , x.,, Tennls Squad Top Row Left to R1ght Woody Wood Jufnrny Harper Ross Word W C B1ankensh1p Hector Long M1dd1e Row Sh1rleyR1ddle Annelle Puckett Sh1rleyMcG1nn1s Gayle Prxce Pat Lloyd Sandra Swartz o Ann Srruth BObb19 jean Whlte Dlanne Laughman Bottom Row Susan Houser, Kltty Roberts Barbara Greer Ann Crocker Jan Masters Shlrley Wheat Dlana Farquhar .Tune Cook Curt1steen McCauley x -5 I 1 1 mf Golf Squad Top Row Carrol Reed, Marvxn W1se, Kenneth Phxlhps, .Tlmmy Newsom, B111y Sw1nde1, Gerald Scott. Bottom Row Franklin Hxnkley, Gene Reynolds, Max Pxtts, James I..ee Underwood, Johnny Hxckson, Cheesy Horne ' ' -Qy,3i,' f'5 ....T:fff?:f'i:i1fff, 't:: i'Il1..L,TTf1f'I'.,.- f f 1.1 1: 'v -v i .5 -51 g y ..l ..,e, . , yL,M,T. .' ,I-A n, ,. .. VZ: I---J f - ' ,, rj- '-.f - H ,., a .,-.. ,' g A,Y, ' T , ' Q--. ,- - Q 0 . QT ' ' , G., ' ale, fx ' Q' .Q . fl. 9 if V 1 v 4- f f - 'E xY,, f 14 if 1 - x 'nk 1 l ,eq W .5 I ' X Q-- ' ' I x I ' 1 n x - v 1 - ' 1 Q v x 1 1 ,I 2 1 U n s 1 1 1 I 1, ' In the action shot above is shown Pat Kiser, one of this year's best spikers, with Charlene Wilson blocking it. Charlene is the tallest girl on the team. B TEAM Back row - left to right: Coach Arah Phillips, Rita McDaniel, Rose- mary Rice, June Cook, Billie Ruth Free- man, Mgr. Teddy Carpenter. Front row - left to right: Gwen Roberts, Luan Creighton, Kitty Rob- erts, Betty Wolfe, Margaret Becker. The B team had a very impressive record last year. They played 14 games and lost only l. Their total points for the 5 e a s on was 649, wh i l e the opposition scored 267. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Back Row - left to right: Coach Arah Phillips, Maxie Younger, Susan Houser, Charlene Wil s o n, Pearlie Mae Clanton, Jo Nell West, Front Row - left to right: Mgr. Teddy Carpenter, Deffie Merworth, Pat Kiser, Mona Lou Walker, Barbara Dehlinger, Sue Craig. The High SchoolGirls ' Volleyball team won district championship last year by de- feating Abilene in the finals 44-23. Earlier in the season they won the Lamesa Tournament, and were consulation winners of their own tournament. They played 24 games and lost only three. They scored 713 points to 406 for the opposition. Right--Miss Phillips has been a very good coach for the high school girls. Along with Miss'Smith, Qleftj, she has turned out quite a volleyball team in the past years. Besides coaching the volleyball girls, Miss Phillips is our Physical Education teacher, Miss Smith is the 8th grade Physical Education teacher. i , i ' !yf . ,,QfC. Tiki 'I may ,. , pn nv .,..r. 2 , 45 . V , Q ,.-'N . f' P -'Nas , f ,V V , ' W 9? M xg M13 n 4 5' , 6 . 5 M 'Q Q 7 mg Y ,3f ' 'V '-V 0 Q T .U v X 1 f Yf f A Q .. 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E' , 152 4 fr , , s E . . 1 Q K V ' 4 I Q N qw . ,igjfi ' ' pg 3 x I, sci Q x , 1 , .Iva '51 ? at 'xl ' B , ' 1 5 J x CHEER LEADERS ,f-'N 5. -a1'N.7 , S From left to nght Dlana Farquhar sophomore Luan Crelghton head yell leader Peggy Lamb senlor Alfred Chavarrla freshman Lou Ann M1ller senxor Ann Crocker Junlor Sue Cr a1 g Junlor T h e cheerleaders have accompanled the team to Mldland Abllene El Paso CISCO S a n Angelo and have been on hand at all of the home games of the se a s on T he cheerleaders le ad ye lls durlng the 1950 basketball season also ni' SE na, . n . .-,-, A '-.w ' 5 .,. v s 'K V., Q s. 79 . -'- , .-4w'c.4-r 5 14' 0- Y f 5,4 3.1-- . ff. .ei - M -gg dxgk . - 1 '., ' f-Wh x '5.'4':-Q .-.949 - yL'j5.f:'v9-ef ' lneg, -,.,. ,j 5.5: x. 1 e h ' 'Q 'elf' -QW ts, 'WLT ' U f G D . 5 E ' 3 .e L .., 'fi 11 N -!l w 'W-Q., tm - 1 - gf' P. 1 .5 ' : -Q- u, . 'Malin I Ls '- , n n . 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Af AMOS JONES STUDENT PRESIDENT Amos was elected to h1s post as student pres1dent by a very large maJor1ty S1nce that t1rr1e he has proved hxs capab1l1ty 1n leadersh1p by havmg led our student body successfully the ent1re year through to1ls and pleasures He has recogmzed each person and shown good w1ll all year Mg' STUDENT COUNCIL Left to r1ght Marxon Short Sponsor Mona Lue Walker Shu-ley R1ddle Mar1lyn M1l1er Amos Jones Dallas Woods, .Tackle Llttle .Tune Cook Wanda Petty Luan Crelghton Stand1ng are Charles Rose Doyle Mason Bud Wh1tney and Elbert Long The student counc1l has been very actxve th1s year some of the1r act1v1t1es mclude the pub11sh1ng of the student handbook the pubhshmg and sellmg of school book. covers and stat1on ery and attendxng a Fort Stockton meetmg 1n the fall They also attended meetlngs 1n Amarxllo and Del R10 durxng the sprlng For student we1fareth1s year they promoted and sponsored Tw1rp Week Ranch Week specxal dances, hohday and weekly assembhes, and good w1ll tours to both Abllene and Sweetwater Fw, ' xl J 1' ' X .p W If l L lx f' l I 1 W X . M ,K kxxk 9. ' 'W . at A - - ' .hh X, ff .jj I S f M EL 50080 E nf S 'G T3 - 1 5 N I Peggy Toops Art Editor Jovieta Whittington Senior Editor 46 Kitty Roberts Jan Masters Business Mgr. Business Mgr. - I O 4 -J 'Q' Dolores Franklin Editor -Q 'IU' .-A Q. ,S -1 'fi i M i Howard Washburn Sports Editor Jo Ann Smith Junior Editor 5s i 1,1 Janelle Beene Mrs. Erma Steward Associate Editor Sponsor 1 v - Xif vm? 4 wp! . S f 71 4 Dallas W-bods Sports Editor Carolyn Mills Staff Assistant 6 V A J 'H m ing, I I yi , Q FU . J 9 x xl Joyce Choate Maxie Younger Staff Assistant Staff Assistant f 2 Mr. 1. W. King, our band director, attended Texas Tech where he f. J was assistant director of the Tech band in '46-'47. He received x his B. Degree in Education with a major in Band and Music. i QF 5 Before coming to Big Spring, Mr. King taught in Westbrook High ,Ea School one year. He has been director of the B.S.H.S. band for 1. ff!! The following are the rnembers of the B.S.H.S. Band according to their section. Band Director - J. W. King Druni Major - .loy Williams Band Queen - Janelle Beene Majorettes - Thelma Tucker and Helen Lewellen Drums - B. Hinkley, O. Haygood, Nl. Attaway, O. Pitrnan, Cv. Bunn, J. Culpepper. Clarinets - M. Peterson, P. Dillon, lvl. Nichols, J. Nuckels, J. Bennett, J. Bef-ne, A.Williams, M. lviartin, J. Kilgore, S, Laude-rniilk, L..George, B. Flint, B. Isedlow, J, Darnron, P. Mason, .l. Dawes, lvl. Love, T, Boadle, D. Ewing. Flutes - F. Cass, M. Ray,S, Blankenship, G. Byrd. Cornets - L. Evans,G. Hill,G. Nichols, R. Sanders, T. Thigpen, B. Sipes, Cf. Faller, W,Brown, B, Damron, K. Briden, G. Hancock, E. Abre o, B. l..auderrnilk, D. Sanders, C. Carter. Trornbone - U. Butle r, R. Thonipson, J. Jordon, H. Sheats, A. Kloven, T. Taylor. Basses - R. Shaw, D, Dunbar, G. lwiyrick, French Horns - B. Woods, G. Knowels, H. Wood, M. Martin. Saxes - J. Williams, D. Brookshire, D. Royalty, N. Rogers, J. Hahn, R. Sewell. Oboe H Logan Bassoon U G Powell Baritone J Conley I.. Issacs three years. At present, Mr. King is working for his Masters Degree in Music Education at Texas Tech. Mr. King is a very capable band director and is well liked by the students. ggi M Helen Lewellen fleftl and Theln1aTucker frightl, the majorettes, are both jun- iors this year. T he l ma served as majorette for the band last year and Helen was majorette at Muleshoe Tame lle Beene Cleft, was selected Sand Queen B13 the Bc-ml and raued that ef-Firlse ucrtj cinabiu dn:- W13 he SCQF Ld rv-marc. - ina uixkh the Bond Juana 5 their nnaruj ferforr-nance Syl! :S cu serubr and has been aahbc, in aM 'aC 1ooIe0en4S Q LWXCL maker Dear ou Srhng VGC? QYIA Ecu awful unxo ee, Hal from all foes free. M63 wr 5Pffk+5 lane fm our xowaxxu Reef, .45 Qu Q5 me xnfm-rough C3906 Jw come Dear Ou Told l.OQUiamsfri.3h1j was Clio elected be, the Band to the 'Full-time job of drum frr1Ajor2'lTos3 ms a sophomore and cl-cl Ca cjood of leading the Qarld thXS Q09 seagon. l WHo's WHO M Q Left - S e nior representatives, Woody Wood and Luan Creighton. This is Woody's first time as a Who's Who representative, but he has represented B.S.H.S. on a great many Hi-Y trips. He is also president of the Key Club and Hy-Y. Luan Creighton has captured a large nurnber of honors during her high school days. She was sec- retary of her freshman class, freshman favorite, junior vice-president, yell leader for two years, and co-editor of the Corral. This is I.,uan's second time to be chosen Who's Who. Above .T ne Cook and Amos .Tones This is .Tune s second year to be chosen Who s Who. She was elected to serve on the Student Coun- cil and chosen football queen. .Tune is also a mem- ber of the Tri-Hi-Y Club, and ranks high in scho- lastic achievements. Amos is our student body president and was also president of his junior class. He hasbeen active in football, basketball, and track. He was chosen because of his personality and athletic abil- ity. Left - Dallas Woods and Dolores Franklin This is Dallas' first year to serve as Who's Who representative. He was senior representative on the Student Council and held the office of vice- president of his senior class. Dallas was also out- standing in athletics. Dolores is editor ofour 1950 El Rodeo. She has represented the Tri-Hi-Y Club on many trips and she is secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Dolores was chosen Who's Who because of her scholastic abil- ities Right--Wanda Lou Petty and Floyd Martin. Wanda is a junior representative. She was sophomore favorite and Yell leaderg and was chosen for her personality and scholastic abilities. Floyd was Chosen for Who's Who because of his athletic abili- ty. He was outstanding in football, baseball, and basl-cetballg during basketball season he received a sportsmanship award in the Odessa tournament. Below--Sue Q raig, a junior representative, has been junior favorite, secretary of junior class, yell leaderg she was chosen for her athletic ability, being captain of volleyball team. Jackie Little was chosen for Who's Who because of his show in foot- ball. This is his second time to be chosen. 43 Right--The Freshmen Who's Who representatives are - - Elbert Long who was also chosen as F'.H. A. Dreamboy by the I-LE. classes, and Shir- ley Wheat who has been elected freshman favorite and class secretary. She was chosen for her scholastic ability. Sophomore representatives are Joy Williams who was also chosen for her ability in stud- ies and her personality, and Bud Whitney who was chosen for his outstanding scholastic ability. He is also a repre- sentative on the Student Coun- cil. ,Ei Awww me GIRLS CHORUS lst Row L Evans, accompanist J Gound .T Miller B Gore, M Buford, A Forrest P Carter J Touchstone S Walker Y Cornell, D Thorpe B Blair M Walker S Riddle Mary I Hamilton, director Znd Row B White F Wyatt D Stevens, B Hill M Stevens A Puckett F King M Carter J Marchant F McClain M Moore J Tucker M Northum A Smith 3rd Row D Brown G Cross R Windsor B Wright E Wilson, M Norman F Rice J Beene .T Haley W Kinsey P King,T Carpenter D Coulter l ' I Aw - 5 A CAPPELLA CHOIR lst Row - V. Ache, A. Brown, D. Bunn, M. Tinkham, D. Davidson, W. Lawson, J. Woods,J White, J. Brownrigg, M. White, L. Patterson, I. Fuller, J. Kilpatrick, K. Hoisager, M. Moad Mary J. Hamilton, director. Znd Row - E. Kinsey, M. Couch, M. Gandy, J. Choate, M. Rainey, J. Lawson, I. Hickson,B Wilson, C. Carnes, D. Hartin, D. Davis, B. Myers, C. McCauley, J. Beene, W. Moore, P Maddux, M. Cunningham. 3rd Row - N. Campbell, G. Mosier, B. Raley, L. Hobbs, B. Bradberry, B. Young, H, Harper G. Nichols, B. King, M. Byers, R. Laswell, D. Wren, M. Carpenter, P. Kiser, E. Tucker. l fin Q Top picture: EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Back Row, Left to Right--L. Sneed, R. Meek, A. Mitchell, N. Williams, M. Cochran, E. Le wa l len, F. Marstrand, L. Horton, A. White, D. Garrison, M. Jenkins, S. Liner. Front Row-Director Willough- by, D. Reynolds, J. Cole, C. Boyd, N. Henson, M. Bigoney, J. McKinney, B. Edwards, R. Hall, S. Johnston, B. Cole. MELODY MAIDS Left to Right--Peggy Carter, Anita Forrest, Jo Ann Touch- stone, Shirlene Walker, Dar- lene Coulter, Dolores Sheates. six SHARPES. Left to Right--Mary Frances Norman, Evelyn Wi,lson, Yvonna Cornell, Shirlene Walker, Rosemary Rice, Mona Lou Walker. Our director, Mary Jane Hamilton has been a very efficient worker in the past two years she has worked here. She graduated from Texas Tech in 1948 where she received a B.A. in music. HARMONIOUS HICKS Top--P e g g y King, Jackie Marchant. Middle--Io Ann Mille r, Frances McClain. Bottom--Mozelle C a r t e r, Joyce Gound. FUTURE HOMEM KERS OF AMERICA Members are lst Row -- Richbourg, Thompson, White, Walker Pucket treasurer Freeman song leader LeMay fvice-pres.J, Toops fpresj, Stratton sec Brownrigg reporter Walker McDougle, Lawson, Miller, Hill, Parrish, Mrs Russell sponsor Znd Row Raney McGregor fsponsorj, Boatwell, Walker, Roberts Lepard Wheat Boardman Attaway Baber, Wallace. 3rd Row -- Newton, Newton Neil Covert Newsom Anderson, Belk Laughman, Wilson, Norman, Wright, Harrison, Dixon Wilson Gound Left--E lb e rt Long was chosen FHA Dreamboy by the members of the FHA Club. Elbert is a Freshrnan and serves as a representative for the Freshman class on the Student Council. He was also chosen as a Who's Who represent- ative. Right--Rosemary Rice won the title of FFA Sweetheart ina contest sponsored by the FFA Club. Rosemary is a Fresh- man this year. She also plays on the B te a m in volleyball. D u r i ng special meetings of the FFA Club, Rosemary serves as official hostess. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Members are lst Row -- Corning, Smith fsec.J, Grass, Merworth Manley Richbourg Lockhart McKinney song leaderl, Burrus fparliamentarianl, Montgomery Franks Spxnks 3rd vice pres Znd Row -- Lockhart, Stanley, Hester, Williams vice pres Picnot Denten, Grantham Wilson, Damron, Butler, Fehler, Vines fadvlsor 3rd Row Steven son Shlrley Gilbert, Stasey fpres.J, Sanderson, Wise, Shortes, Lockhart Hansen TBD it ee-lt'-W1 L 2 P L P E ' 2 1 1 - . 1: l PSA. 2: 11' -X - 1 ' ' . 7 H ' 3 if L ' ' S ' r 1 f f 1. , ' A - ,X , y 1 I X1 . S, , f 3, - . l. ' ' 5 5 s, X Y yn -.nf Nl! M-'ff 'U LATIN CLUB The Latxn Club IS made up of the students ln the Lat1n department under the dmrectlon of Mr E M Schne1der Seated left to r1ght E M Schne1der,Jeff Hanna Joy W1ll1ams Bud Wh1tney GuyKnowles Janrue Coll1ns F'1rst Row Shxrley Wheat Dallas Woods Dlanna Farquhar Lou Ann Lamb Francme Thompson Frances Walker Jo Ann Haley B1lly Rlchbourg Second Row Patr1c1a Dlllon Loulse Boadle Melva Ray Merlm Peterson Iamce Boardman Marle Love Wanda K1nsey, Pat Crossland Anelle Puckett, Tommy Thmgpen B1lly Wood Ilmmy Lowke Thxrd Row Frankxe Boyd Barbara Bla1r Mary Frances Norman Dot Cr1ttenden, Wanda Woods Jean D1xon Jack1e Compton Jxm Hahn, .Tack1e Sparks Ethel Chapman,RonnySanders J'ack1e Marchant .hmmy Conley Sh1rley Rxddle, Eugene Carpenter, Carl Preston, Bob S1mpson SPANISH CLUB The Spanlsh Club IS made up of students 1n the Spamsh department under the dlrectxon of Mlss Colleen Slaughter They sponsor varlous programs each year both socxal and educatlonal Seated left to rlght Jerry Choate VICC pres1dent Efren Abreo secretary Glenn Dale Bunn treasury Ross Word sergeantatarms Colleen Slaughter sponsor F1rstRow j1mm1e Bennett joGraham MyrnaF'ulley Martha Ne1ll Lela Patterson B1ll1e R Freeman Martha Hughes Sally Baber Kay Rlchbourg Meda Cunnlngham Dorls Jean Brown, Robert Merworth, Florxne Cass Glorxa Byrd Znd Row Shlrley MCGIHHIS Alma Crlttenden Mary Ann Wh1te janel Covert Howard Smxth Donald Denton Sue Love Martha Claxre Sandra Swartz Martha Johnson Evelyn Wllson Narrell Dene Choate Barbara H111 3rd Row Jo Nell West, Frances K1ng .Tarme Walker, Rex Blshop Haley Hodnett Woody Wood June Brownrlgg, Calvert Shortes Robert Utley, J'1mrn1e I-hcks Reed West, Franklm Hmkley Edd1e Murphy Jun D1m1tr1,Mary Ann Attaway Carolyn Wxllxams Frances Weeg,Ama.TeanW11l1ams,Sue Lawderrmlk Seated, left to right -- Arnold Parmley, motor repairman-Tay- lor Electric Motor Co., Geraldine McGinr1is , florist-Conley's Flow- er Shop, Menvil Click, printer- West Texas Stationers, joeWal- drop, florist-Faye 's Flower Shop, Horace Bowden, baker-Vaughan's Sweet Shop, I..aNell Engle, office worker-West T e x a s Compress and Warehouse Co. Standing, left to right -- Marlin Murphy, office machine repairman- Hester's Office Supplyg Lavern Trnlinrler.office worker-West Texas Hospital Corp., Dana McClanahan, office worker- City of Big Spring. .wife ,J The Industrial Cooperative Training Class is made up of juniors and seniors. The members of this class takea very active part in the Voca- tional lndus trial Club of Texas. Standing, left to right -- Nur s e s Aides at Medical Arts Clinic Hospit- al-Barbara Petty and Juanita Hobbs. Laboratory Technician at Cowper Clinic-Elva Thames. Also Nurses Aides at Medical Arts-Betty Ham- 'ck, Venita Sue Smauley, Ernestine illard. The aim and purpose of this class is to offer a source of skilled workers in the various trades and industrial fields in the community, Students enrolled in this class spend one hour each school day in class studying the technical aspects of their various trades. The afternoon is spent onthe job, This is the first year that this course has been con- fined to the trade field. W KIWIBHI asm 1 :suis ,1 vim i 'JU75 5055765575 is Evita .,. ,sv Vs ami -mm .,, L,,. Standing, left to right -- Gene Campbell, mechanic-Rowe Motor Co., Savoy Kay, auto body repair- man-Quality Auto Body Works, Ben Boadle, auto mechanic-jones Motor Co., jimmy Minchew, mechanic-Eaker-Neel Motor Co. Kneeling, left to right -- Viron H a r t i n, mechanic-Quality Body Works, Myrl Click, auto electri- cian-Wilson Auto Electric Co.g Carroll Kinman, mechanic-Nash Motor Co. W.H.Grayis explain- ing the testing equipment. -ng 'Nr N B- Q BQ k vo im 'Q' DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Seated left to right Edward Boatman began his training as stock man in Burr s Department Store He is not only interested in stockkeeping but likes window display Edward rotates through the store and helps in inventory Bobbie Ruth Beach is showing the girls samples of new materials just out She IS a Junior student in training at Hemphill Wells Mozelle Day is in training 1n the sales office at Banner Dairies She runs up sales posts report checks, types and 1S learmng to do any Job 1n the office Seated Jean Moser started her work in the sports department at Montgomery Ward Jean IS a Junior student At the f1le left Virginia Cole a senior student,1s training with the newspaper The Big Spring Weekly She plans to do work of this sort after graduatwn File right Myrtle Norwood, a sen1or student IS working for Mr Tom Posson Advert1s1ng Myrtle s dutles are varied Seated at back desk Jean Munselle a junior student, began her work in the stock room at C R Anthony s She has done some 1nd1v1dual work in stockkeeping, Chr1stmas wrapping and selling Seated next William Rackley is in training for management at the Wacker s Variety Store He 1S an understudy to the assistant At front table Janice Montgomery 1S a senior student in training at Zale s Jewelry She works in the advertising office Norma Foster is a salesg1rl at Woolworth s Norma says that she 15 learning how to meet the public Standing --Ida Belle Sundy, senior, is giving an oral report. She works at McCrory's Variety Store as understudy to the assistant. Seated, left to right--Patsy Burrus, a mid-term graduate who did her training as sales person at Fisherman's Dry Goods. Patsy took part in window display, inventory, stock, and sales. Lavelle Davis is training in McCrory's as a regular salesgirl. Lavelle fills her own counters, makes the displays, and sells. Bettye Franklin is in training as a sales person at Fish- erman's Dry Goods. Even though Bettye came back to school after marrying, she realized that she needed training to geta job, Melba Jenkins has the window display forthe J, C. Penny Co, Melba has an opportunity to use her ideas on this job. Jo Ann Burns is a regular sales person at the Wacker Variety Store. She keeps the counters filled, assists in ordering, displays merchandise, and sells. Lavelle Davis trains at Wacker's. Her duties are varied. Roy Shannon trains at the Big Spring Hard- ware Store. He checks in merchandise, places stock on floor to sell, assists in inventory, and sells. Arlye Morton trains at Bolinger Grocery. He checks in merchandise from wholesale house, keeps shelves f1l1ed. PatCross Barber, not pictured, is also a member of the D.E. Class and trains at Ma.rgo's, QWZ' , 4-4 ' 4:60, EXT: 0455 2 J .9 , W U ue'-' 35 :W tj '- vin 'V .1 nm if f:f':' ' 4 I WI 1' t l:LV 1 ':':'-2. ik, 1- 1 Y 1 -'-3'l f ' .MQ . gs- ' 'Q Q. an E991 31 GEN BIG SPRING STAGES CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION The script of history has linked one name more than any other with the first recorded days of the big spring. The name is that of Randolph Barnes Marcy, U.S. Army, whose log of an official military mis sion in the Southwest mentions the encountering of a spring, which he found flowing from a deep chasm in the limestone rocks into an immense reservoir of some fifty feet in depth. The notation was made October 3, 1849. Marcy's report to the War Department is a colorful and entrancing account of prairie exploration. He described meet- ing Indian tribes and told of their customs, he reported on flora and fauna ofthe coun- try, set up detailed instructions as to distances, bearings, wood and water con- ditions, and similar information for future travelers. His descriptions were detailed, and readers of his report today wouldbe amused at his reference to the Plains area as the great Sahara of North Americaii' vast and tracklesswtand must continue un- inhabited forever. But for Big Spring people, his major report is that of October 3, 1849, when he came upon the spring that brought about the creation and early development of the c ommunity which now is celebrating a spring's Centennial. Schools have played an important part in the advancement of Big Spring. On youth day, the schools had thousands ofstudents participating in parades. No. 1 - Big Spring municipal band, under the direction of J. W. King, marched in parades each day of the celebration. No. 2-The Gir1s'Phys- ical Education Dept. under A. Smith and A, Phillips. No. 3-Mr. J. B. Neely's mo- tor-bike and scooter unit. No. 4-Latin Department, under direction of Mr. E. M, Schneider. No. 5 -Mary Jane Hamilton's A Cappella Choir. No. 6-Athletic Float. No, 7-Spanish Department under direction of Colleen Slaughter. No. 8-F',F.A. under the direction of Truett Vines. No. 9-F.H. A. float under McGregor and Russell. lv' ,, Ln-' ' 'J V ,l yi f! if Q, 2 ,fy 5 f in-., 'Y ffl- xa Mhzvf i ig W1 L 2 ' ' 1' 5 i :K 5 Q ' 1. tr, 1 w H- I 1' 7 iii I W 5 1 ,,, . 1' . .HE U: A , , f, ml Q ff 'rf' e f .f A , BQ ?f1 ! s L7 The Senior Play---Mystery at Midnight The Senior Play of 1950 was presented on March 30th at the City Auditorium. Above are pictured the cast and crew which included, kneeling, left to right--Marilyn Carpenter, Doris Stevens, front row, standing--Joyce Kilpatrick, Dallas Woods, Rita Wright, .Toyce Choate, Betty Simmons, Jo Ann Kilgore, Anne Smith, Wayne Horne, Larry Dillon, second row--Howard Washburn, Lowie Rice, Rodrnan Roberts, Marlin Murphy, Rollyn Seawell, and Amos Jones. Not pictured is Lou Ann Miller, also a member of the cast. The cast of characters included Dallas Woods, Howard Washburn, Marlin Murphy, Rodman Roberts, Rollyn Seawell, Rita Wright, Doris Stevens, Anne Smith and Betty Simmons. X li x Rollyn Seawell, acting the part of the villannous R a t hb u r n e Wentworth, doesn't seem to desire the romantic attentions of the flirtatious Letty Fla n d e r s, played by Anne Smith. Rodman Roberts , portraying the dig- nified businessman, C loyd Parker disapproves of the proceedings in general. All three are inmeshed in th e mysterious happenings at th e House on the Hill. Left--Dallas Woods, portraying Dick Lawerence, a young lawyer, gets a surprise welcome from Betty Sim- mons, as Mrs. Wentworth. However, the slightly insane Mrs. Wentworth has a shock of her own coming in the form of Oscarjansen, the big Swede, who calls himself the strongest man in the world! Os car is played by Marlin Murphy. Pictured here are the Band officers. Back Row--Rolly Sewell-band captain, Omar Pitman-lst lie ut e n an t, Gary Nichols-lst lieutenant. Front R o w -- Betty Ledlow-lst lieutenant, Joy Wil- liams-drum major, Ma ry Martin- lst lieutenant. These officers have served their band very well during the past year, and have contributed much for the good of our school and our future bands. Congratulations, Band Officers. The Key Club is a newly organized club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Members of the club and representa- tives from the Kiwanis Club are as follows --Seated-Dr. J. Hanna, N. Shick, Standing, lst Row, Left to Right - Murphy, Berry, .T e nning s, Blankenship, Bartlett, Dillon, Hanna, W0Od. Znd Row-Reed,Shields-spon- ' SOP, D. Wiley, Whitney, Pitman, Smith, Conley, Seawell. 3rd Row- H. Smith, R. Stripling, Dr, R, Cowper - -.X Very well known around the school this year was the German Band, commonly called The Hungry Five. They are--Merlin Peterson, James Nu ckle s, Udonald Butler, Gordon Merrick, and J. W. King. These musicians were well used during the year for various school programs and outside activities. They have done very well their first year and we expect to hear more from them in the future. flbf JN 1 f-s R Cowper presenting the Charter to Pres Woody W The Key Club sold tickets for Steers' Thanksgiving football g Another of their projects was spol soring two basketball tournaments one for ward school boys and Ol for seventh grade boys. The Kiwanis Committee forme to organize the Key Club are--Dr J. Hanna-chairman of committee H. Mathis, D. Wiley, W. Ree,l Stripling. This committee was assistedl Pres. N. Shick, Vice-Pres. Dr.l Cowper, and Lt. Gov. H. W.Smith. ali K Pictured above are Luan Creighton and Peggy Lamb co editors of the Corral Luan and Peggy represent the entire Corral staff which is made up of the different editors and the news reporters The Girls' Athletic Association is represented by the officers of the organization. These officers are--left to right - Frances Crabtree-Pres., Dolores Franklin -Secretary, and Mary Lou Lepard-Vice-President, an , - , .-wma Q M g i- 2 ' K - ' Y'f 1 5- F f 'K 'YW' . Y... . I I :ig av 'xiiwe ff ' 1 K:- ff:3i5'QLYM?' 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J ' ski We Q i X 'tifiigi i , i 9' , . . A. nl Future Farruers strive to gain a working knowledge of scientific farming and ranching, through classroom work, and supervised farming programs. Upon completion of three years of Vocational Agriculture these boys are qualified to own and operate their own farm or ranch. l. Experience is the best teacher, say these sheep feeders. Z. The question is, who has the best lamb? 3. Gleefully, A'lx1uscles watches his buddy get his cover fitted. 4. Kennie and Muscles all dressed for Fort Worth. 5. The showman, Bill Cunningham, at work. 6, Mr. Vines checking one of Kenneth Plew's F.F.A. projects. 7, Fritz Smith, in the center, with his fat lambs, bf .2 If V' -lu lg. .Rell ' Z' 111 l. Barbara June was raised in the country---note the background. Z. Our campus wouldn't be the same without Aluwishus. 3, Part of our hard working football team. 4. Great Lovers!! 5. Just like the three monkies. 6. Looks as though Curt is doing all the good, 7. Frank is having a boxing good time. 8. Oh! These Reckless women drivers. 9. Just another gang of campus bums. 10. Girls, girls. Everywhere! ll. Dud got left out inthe cold. IZ. Mr. Bonner and a group of his intelligent students. 13. Rita, Mackey, and Dolores are clowning---as usual. lf, ,ff X ! , .. 10. Lb, 'UPN I-lf .l Q I '-wo. -f' Howard got his picture in at last. Somebody had better head for the hills. f., e 0. 'e..l,' fl, I . .4l9W, im, A 1 , cl Qi , -ml 'Q' Q 45 We Slave driver. Somebody throw Jan a fish if QM Just peas in a pod. He's getting up in the world. f!'5!g7 1 2 - L 3' H We didn't know you were the intellectual type, Wayne. Do something for him, Jack! L 1 - , Crowning of Band Queen, Janelle Bc-une, by Dan Conley. Brothers , rf-til, liver brothers! lt must be wonderful to be in love, What a crew has gathered around the Campus. And all the time l thought that lxlaxie was the taller. How did that little Fish get in the picture? So that's where all the boys are--Peggy! got them. Don't look now, Floyd, but someone is standing behind you Does that B stand for Brains or Babies? Jackie, did you pose for this picture? K 'Z' -4 ef :Rf You'd think that this was W. C. and Howard's last picture! Know somethinn? This guy's nearly as good looking as Ray Adams Speck and Aurb are the picture of innocence. Hey, Carolyn, is that pre-meditated photography? ? Don't crowd, Ray, the people can see you. What could it be!! Model or mouse. Just leave the door on, kids! That's all that we ask. Y gf! a ' I 'v i, ' X. K :--I ,r ,I f F 632 , . 1 1250 , , Solemnly, and in deepest sincerity, we dedicate this page to the memory of Ben Flynt. If we could have had our way, we would have kept Ben here with us, but we must realize that there is Someone much more powerful than we are who had a reason for taking him from us. Ben was a junior in Big Spring High School at the time of his death. 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OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Sportzng Goods and Games PHILCO APPLIANCES jk K SHOE STORE PETERS Division of INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY On Runnels Between 2nd and 3rd C C jones U S TIRES AIR RIDE ROML QUALITY R A PIM' sun co me U s BAT Emes u s ACCESSORIES Phllllps Tlre Company E FouRTH AT Jon-mson PHONE an HARTLEY S CLEANERS PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVIC 116 Maln Phone 42 E 0 F UDTTS HTH 'MCE DRU I N ELLIOTS 11th PLACE DRUG Your fr1end1y ne1ghborhood drugstore Sund1es, drugs and sundr1es Phone 2323 P1eHfY Of Pafklng SP-We 1003 11th Place I O - 1 1 , . 1.25, O X ' P . I i - Xl .. . T - I . . - 0 I U . 'X 1 , . X -, 'w - A0 sa - - so I . . 1 . G. F. WACKER STORES 5 and1O 210 MAIN WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned by Moren and Crosland Everything for the Automobile 206 Mam St Phone 2595 SETTLES DRUG CO Wlllard Sulllvan Owner Phones 206 222 ZOO E 31-d J C PENNEY CO OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY It Pays to Shop at Penney WESTERN GLASS AND MIRROR COMPANY Glass and M1rrors for all Purposes 0 Johnson Street Telephone 2266 Dodge passenger cars Telephone 555 Establxshed 1934 JONES MOTOR COMPANY 101 Gregg St B1g Sprmg Texas Dodge Job Rated Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars IM GROSS CREAMLAND No 2 107E 10thSt Ph 1555 1 111E 2n Ph 2581 - . . .5 is!! 9 9 No. -- . dSt. O X Prlngs avorlte e artment tore CORNELISON S V4 Ji we Phone 122 DRIVE IN CLEANERS 911johnson CCB. S . 7 F , ,, lg P lu. 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Furnishings McGregor Sports Wear TRY LEE I-IANSON'S FIRST TELEPHONE 2 5 2 6 SOUTHERN ICE CCI INC ENE SPRNG E COOK TEXAS Air Conditioned Ice Refrigerators Southern Ice That pure crystal clear taste free slow melting kind 5, I Your best bets are Shell Gasolme and Shell Motor Oxl Big Spring Texas 300 Gregg Street gp1pQp- ., - V .MNL Y MANAGER . . . . ' 9 1 . ' s . . . . 1 UMM z n 5 ws SWW? I Z W- l I 6 204 MAIN ln The Settles Hotel Bldg. , SQERIPLINQ. SUPSPLX COMPANY .WHOLES GROCER I 05 ST 'I' I-:I3ysfoN Musuz: COIVIPANY HGV' Eftabhslied 1 Z7 11 115f1yIam street 7+ P o Box 907 AND RIENDLY DRUG STURES f Televwve B46 SHINE PHILIPS BIG ,SPRING TEXAS 217 Mam Phone 1 Mus 1ca1 Radzlos Ins tr uments Radlo JCE HEDLESTUN Sportmg Goods Repauxngi' Petroleum Bldg Phone ELMO WASSON BIG SPRING TEXAS PHONE PETROLEUM 7 5 Z BLDG Men s Wear of Character CREIGHTON TIRE CO Wholesale And Retail Charut Ruebe Phone 101 203 West Th1r SELBE RLIN G TIRES ,ff N3 7? jfff , f al a , XX f :cj ,. 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X 1? if I -x' f , fy , rf., f -of--offs-f-v -lf-vffl-'fifwvwl-'15--9 + Jlffl- + +'-I -of-0-+ -iii 6 anner CREAMERY D81H ELECTRIC CO Complete Apphances 2.17 Runnels Big Spring, Texas KING 'S GROCERY I Pltman I ewelry Store II7 East 3rd St. 800-11th Place ---- Phone-470 A BREAK-- THE FASHION CENTER Everything in ready-to-wear For the Junior, Senior, teenage You are always welcome here Big Sprmg, Texas 2.01 East Znd Street Phone 2017 ETANLEY HARDWARE C0 203 Runnels St B13 Spring, Texas ESTAI-l S FLOWERS Apphances and Gmft Ware IESSIE LEE TOWNSEND PHONE 349 Sheli and Heavy Hardware 1701 Scurry St Settles Hotel AS AMERICAN A HOT DOG The hot dog IS a famllxar part of American llfe Most of us take for granted that when we want one we can get at almost anywhere We can depend on the avamlabnlnty of the Amencan hot dog In thas country It ts part of the American scene and we luke xt Electric servlce too, ns a famllnar part of the Amerncan pat 0 Q!! It f convemence of electnc servnce9 Everyone takes the avanlabxlnty of electric servnce for granted And you can talte its economy for granted too The savings of thousands of people are mvested nn the se N curmes of Texas Electrnc Servnce Company These savmgs bought power plants electnc power Innes and other equnpment -equipment that Il operated by the men and women of Texas Electric Service Company to provnde you with dependable economical electric servnce Money matersals and man power are joined under our American free enterpnse system to bnng economncal electnc service to you Thus system Il just as much a part of the Amen can scene as the hot dog lt's the system whtch has given us Amencans more of the many fine thmgs which make us healthy comfortable and strong more than any other country an the world O U TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY A luuness-Managed Ye: Peymg Fnvete lnferprue Chartered Under the Laws el the State ol Texas s . 1 T ll , ' U 9 . -D I N . I l K . . -. . . - Q . . i I J . . y . . . . I I Ii, J tern. Can you imagine your home-or your work-without the Q 5 , . ' . . . . . . . , . , , . . . Q A K . . . , STOP W W ff ff' ww f KWV QQQM5 W VW wfiww fvff f ffM, Q fgOS'DEN Q Alix? MOTOR OIL W COSDEN EUM CORPORATION L TOLLETT PRESIDENT J N W H ff W , D V K, , ' I' ' in w J ff. ' , ' R O ' , V I x N K l I N0 J f V XXQFTA V h , ' '! L .X - - Z J 1 f Q V, 5 ' My vjajr xf W QV . fi 1, f Nw 5 'I' l J? rf5W3'1'j . A u ,54 , JV NN W 1 S 1 ' N R X X at ' f f By fx' by K! X .... a a ine.... B V 1 NKJV my X , f .. l9,oowCwvf Jfy,vw41JM,.f,.Ji+v4.4uf-f-7 A74-1-Vvla-e.v..a.A.o-M-..JZ A-n4'd-43 1454-csafwqmwwow-,J 771 12,0-rflflff ,f,y1nrv06 SHROYER MOTOR COMPANY GMC d Old D 42.4 E 3 d We I ' Easy Whaf am Take at to I 90 '9 'fo DEUQIFOY ' do with that Q DQDIHTOI2 COMDQNV O .J 901 E 5' ST. PHO. IZIO BOX i555 BIG SPRING-, TEX. ?ni ai TWINS CAFE 206 W. 3rd JUST A GOOD PLACE TO EAT onnie an eonard Coker 41 D ! ' , - . ' I ' 1 -C . b Q . l H- .- W- A--A u ' A I O,,' N , H-.. A J u , 0' justin Holmes, Mgr. Phone 37 QYour an smobile ealerl . I' I I I A 9 I 2' A '-f-.. . 25 , , x 5? I , . . - C. 5 H , - . I f A . Q .1 j f- f- -A A YI - -Q J I G 2 ff L' d 1. fan IQWWWS .fe U THE NEWEST AND BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT AT YOUR RITZ STATE LYRIC RIO 7-,The 'Em I' I ,J A GAA: I' ,. PL. 'Sr N :ii Q MCEWEN MOTOR COMPANY Burck Soles ond Service Big Spring, Texas I, ,LY x- W , tg, ' . 1 ff 2' r 1 I fbi I it ' 7 . -135, i ' i ! if ' ' , , ,. 4 A E M- - . - A I , , f 1 I 2 - . 1 1 , mm, , , QM x. ' U ww.. . l -lsynliigiignufxf 1 ' ff? 'J 4 ' I I XX 5, , f4',X - -5,1 SI. 5 ef-'ef il L: 1 ee , lg fl! X ED C' DOUGLASS HOTEL Coffee Shop Under The Personal Supervision Of Jake Douglass OWNER MANAGER A GRADUATE OF BIG SPRING HIGH SCHOOL i . I I 'Y In 1 rr 'ix I J - Q in 1 W-155 A I .I ' Ji . . N . WESTERMAN DRUG DAY PHONE 25 WAYNE GOUND, RPh, Owner NIGHT PHONE 1475 DIBRELL'S SPORTING GOODS PLAY MORE AND LIVE LONGER Phone 2240 304 Gregg Dealers for ,, Maytag Ranges Home Freezers Electnc Ranges Myers Water System Kelvmator Refngerators HIE SPHI E HARDWARE EU so as , if . , . l -v + -r+1i -of-+ + +4 + -5- +++f+ -lv ++++ + -:fav -05+ -v-+ +4 + -7 ,D INSURANCE IS 1-If SAVING! , Fire-Auto gif Life 75 Real Estate Sales Real Estate Loans FHA Loans and others New and Used Cars Fmanced R B Reeder INSURANCE AGENCY 304 SCURRN PHONE 531 Alice C a ens Friday C bln Geo gia. Joh son Grace M ller Phone 2300 214 Runnels CONLEY S FLOWER SHOP CRAWFORD HOTEL Y OU R HEADQUARTERS WHEN YOU ARE IN Phone see 306 w 15th Street BIG SPRING BIG SPRING, TEXAS PREACH MARTIN MAGNOLIA SERVICE 601 GREGG PHONE 1753 BARROW DOUGLASS QUALITY FURNITURE FOR THOSE WHO CARE BIG SPRING TEXAS Af' fv IPL! 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