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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1958 volume:

0 Q0 Volume 39 Bzg Sprmg Semor H1gb School Bzg Spring Tevas Lane Eduard: Editor AV C190 ...-.-4 I I ... ,, ..-v 1 s. ..WM.-4 ' a f 1 'f - T . .4 'J Foreword' We, the annual staff, present to you the 1958 El Rodeo andhope thatit will recall to your mind the happy memories of a wonderful school year. We have attempted to portray to you the school spirit and the part that it plays in our everyday school life. We hope that this year's book will be en- joyed not only now, but in years to come. Z xl' P W Content! Actzwtzes Personalztzes S Jorts Urganzzations Personnel Advertuements r 8 4 ' lm 5 C PM S..--f- I-pd., 6 A T ai--7 ' ' ' 12 A ' ' 36 I 62 ul 9 4 8 ' ' 98 Reb 12 D -66 7 cj 6 . Maw Steer Fam w11l long remember that unbeatable Steer sp1r1t that unquestlonable school pr1de that des1re to p11e honors upon honors as an lnse parable part of thelr school hfe at BSHS But h1gh school days do not last forever The semor graduates and the Junxors and sophomores that follow w111 keep up the true Steer sp1r1t and 1ts pr1de 1n accompllshment GHIQ X J 'Sx N 2 j N9 X 4 Q. K A 5 ,v The Moft Dedzcatzon To a person who we beheve truly warrants the honor the annual staff ded1cates th1s the 1958 El Rodeo In her years at B S H S she has beena true frxend always ready wxth a fr1endly greet1ng and snule Her knowledge and 1n terests are not hrmted to her f1eld of teachmg but she 1S always ready to take part 1n any campus act1v1ty Because of th1S mterest and because of her won derful ab1l1ty to get along w1th people she has won the respect and adm1rat1on of all who know her We belxeve that no one 1S more deservmg of th1s honor than she M1ss Tommye Ann H111 10 0 I 1 l J , - - . - 0 ' 1 r . ' - The Lord is my shepherdng I shall not want. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with meg thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. PSALMS 23: 1 and 4. GWYNDOLENE WILLIAMS LESLIE WHITE DON MASTERS I n MEMOTZZIM 'll 4 xv. 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The pep squad, cheerleaders, and band all worked together to give a spirited performance for T.V. onlookers. Due to stormy weather the interview of the football boys and their coaches was con- 1 ll' ' 5 6 7 ducted inside the station. ACQUAINTED WEEK c mfmM 'N ' ll 9'-4. J O '3 fm 7, -17 Cd' I8 d ss owic I I ELECTIOI A ' 2 25 4,.- . 5 S' T 1 A ' , f 1, 5 A sw A Q u 15 ' ' Udober On Sunset Lake near Corpus Christi Gwyn McCullough, the only girl driver, placed third in the Worlds Champion- ship B Hydro-Plane Races. 1 2 fi , Q OK' Barbara Porch, Carol Self, and Barbara Burchett make up the Championship team of the Girls' P.E. Intramural Badminton Tournament, October 14-18. gli Nine Oil Progress essay winners receive more than S50 in cash prizes. R. W. Thomp- son made the presentations. Winners are, from left to right, Sandra Tally, Bill Owen , Jo Ann Ebling, Bill Parsons, Vincent Fried- ,. i Wald, Sheila Allen, Kay McGibbon, and Janie Phillips. Robert Lynch of Taylor Publishing Co. dis- cusses some of the fine points of the printing business with Virginia Johnson. 16 N01,Fm ber D7 1 Bill Thompson and Billy Bob Satterwhite dis- play the first place trophy won at the An- drews Basketball Tournament. STEERS VS. ODESSA I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 STEERS MIDLAND 9 STEERS SAN ANGELO HARVEST CARNIVAL NKSGIVING NEEDY IVE I PLAY ASSEMB SEMI FORMAL THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY BASKETBALL STEERS VS PLAINVIEW .SNKIZIOTI Stage Vmfzeq .flaow Seruor S1de Show Eblmg Crowned Hm weft Que H1ghl1ght1ng the Harvest Carmval dance are Queen Jo Ann Ebhng es corted by Bob McAdams Lynn Mclviahen escorted by Wlfutney Rey nolds and Carol Arm Ph11l1ps es corted by James Drake competed for the t1tIe 17 Randy Hensley Avery Falkner Ronme Burnam, and Bob Breckenndge were a mam attractxon 1n the I0 II I2 I3 I4 I5 I 6 I7 I8 I9 20 QI 22 23 TI-If DIR JUN! OR 24 25 26 28 29 30 ' 611 Af Football Bzblf Farewell Steen' Crown Queen At long laftf The football queen 15 zntro a'ueea' Melva T ut 1ze1 At t by.T df tall 'C d f a 535 fue Arrzkk E.f60r1'ea7 By Band . Capmzn snuff' fy Rozzme '96 Bw nam Y d happ e B f1957 1958 wg, 4 J llkigiii 0 .Wei fm 3- HS tfo th Thanlcg gm dyo 19 'Here We Come Gathering .... THF FOI Rl II 5 FI HS I PI + ofthe BIG SPRING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL present ate HQ game athetzni Phlllp Kxng and Anthony Armstrong I 1 PRODLC TIOIN ST AI I S NIO? 'II DITCPILNI CAST 'NJOVEVIBILR ZI 22 7 P QHXPI 20 IX ORDFR OF THF IR XPP? 'XR XNCF . H 4 ,Lx E133 I , , ,gi i QW 1 I ' X, -111 f 1 I 'gage 2 Jia, 1 14 q 'fc 5 .' L I ' 7 - .3 I ' 1 1 32..,.,,,..,: W I I ' V 1 ' iwr 1 V7 'QT 11 1 ' , , uk 4J Q Q T110 ' 1 I+. I II-4 S' 5 0 ZH, L f QQ 411,41 By ,v,' I -1 1w1r1-1111111 ny H V V W xi H V 11111.11 w 'N1-3 ' .'I-If , .1.11a1'1 ' 1. 1 A 'f U .A A . 1 . ' - , 195 5.17fgghf7fflg 'iff N rm NI , .f . 3 I 1 '- 'll C l.7l'1ifI71'lZ1.f Door D6C07'Hfl'0llJ Feature Iiolzbiay Spirit Students in Mr. Philip Wayne's class take time to prepare outlines de- picting Christmas syrnbol s. Harriet Gebert, Linda Hearn, Bob Pierce, and Mr. Wayne all work to put up their part ofthe Christ- mas door decorations. 21 Mr. Wayne assistedbyShir1eyRudd, Geraldine McMurray, and Mary White work for a very attractively decorated door and roorn. This is one class in 34, whose door port- rayed some Christmas scene. The Spanish class prepares the traditional Spanish pinata. It seems that James Kinnon has been chosen to try and break the pinata so the class can pounce upon the candy. QA .2 finden! Council GZ'U6I Coke Pmfgf The Student Council served the student body cokes the lst period, Wednesday, Dec. 18. The occasion was honor ing every class which obtain ed the 10070 goal in the Christmas Needy Drive. Al- most every class enjoyed a coke and a leisurely first period in the cafeteria. The student participation was wonderful. Approximately 1500 cans were brought by the students. These cans filled 18 baskets which were sent to families. Ronnie Bowie swings at the pinata. Sylvia, Sharron, Susan, Butch, Barbara, Helen Jane, Lou Ann, Sue, and Mary Jane appear to be am- used--but let's hope they watched Ronnie. They could be in a dangerous position. 'Q .3a:'t+4:, , A ,U S .1-.f Asgafdil js Walking into the foyer at school during the days prior to Christmas, you would see this door decorated by the library. Avery color- ful door--a second place winner. rin ,f The Wl.71ll6l'- M1'x N zkleerfon 3 Firft Period Clem Mrs. Nickerson and her class are the decorators of this truly prize winning door. With a light shining through the win- dow, this door was a beautiful sight. A very deserving first prize! Even 'ifputfzzff' Emery The Yule femon A recent happening served as the idea and theme for this door. Mrs. Roach and her class display an origina.l and third place winner. Tommy and Valjean look over the record selection at the dance. Gee, Tommy, we didn't know you could look is- dignified! :Aw Cloriy For .fpice Yuletide What's wrong? W'hy aren't they dancing? These kids are wait- ing for the presenta- tion of the Class Favorites, Best All- Around, and School Beauty. ' Imax fnal df Tb Jeafon Have you ever seen such a big srnile ? Mary Lane always looks that way when a certain A. 8: M. boy comes home. And it seems that that certain Lefty Reynolds comes home pretty often. if 'S it S., 7 It's good to see ex-students home for the holidays. There are Billy Johnson and Opal Hancock, J. T. Baird and Lyn Anderson. Just home -folks are Jane Cowper and Gerald Parnell, Nancy Smith and Charles Arnold, Mary Jane Engstrom and Sammy Waters. 25 They Are E n jbyin cg A Wonderful Evening Taking time to talk over plans and expectations of Christmas are a few couples. Bill and Marilyn, Franldin and Celia, Edith and George, and Marilyn Mann listen to those big plans that Billy Bob is telling. .A Living things up a bit are Judy Cauble and Frank Powell, Lynda Glenn and Jerry McPeters, Wendell Brown and Mary Ann Nugent, Valjean Lacroix and Tommy Buckner, Diana Dawson and Richard Pachall. 26 The tempo slowed down a bit, Marilyn and Bill, Katie and Michael, Beverly and Wayne, Wendell and Glenda, and Toni and Lanny enjoy the dance. gh , 45, 925-7 5 The punch and cookie table is certainly not being neglected Is Donald Lovelady going to drink two cups? No, Brenda must be somewhere near. James Drake is following the policy of ladies first as he serves Carol Ann Phillips and Carolyn Sewell Waiting are James Howard Stephens Burke and Virginia Plant. ,,,.,,, 'X if df' 27 f An Excited Crmple The excitement of being honored as Sophomore class favorites has left Donald Dorsey and Sherry Lurting rather thirsty! l Preyen latzbn Clam Bert School H zlgbl zlglatf Represented here are the Class Favorites, Best All-Around, and School Beauty. Left to right: Donald Dorsey and Sherry Lurt- ing--Sophomore Class Favoritesg Lanny Ham- by--Senior Class Favoriteg Peggy Isaacks-- Fa zf0rz'le.f All-A round Bea ug' ClJ1'l1ffWlHI Formal Junior Class Favoriteg Lynn McMa.hen--Senior Class Favoriteg Carlene Coleman--Best All- Around Cvirlg Diana Dawson--Schoo1Beauty. It is regretted that Joe Bob Clendenin--Junior Class Favorite, and Jimmy Evans--Best All- Around Boy could not be present. Lanny and Lynn pause from the con- gratulations of their classmates to smile for a picture. They were elected Senior class favorites. Because Eddie Whitaker was a good boy Q?j this year, Santa granted his wish for his baby do1l's big sister. Judy Cauble was the answer to his request. in aff, , Smzla Claus Carney T 0 A nmfer Letter! In Cbflilmdf Affem bb Jerry Lewis, puzzled by comments from his friends, ordered something to make him smell sweet . Look what Santa prepared for him! Did that solve the problem Jerry? Jan Loudermilk has trouble finding shoes and the pair that he had been wearing was worn out. He asked for a new pair of shoes. Where do you suppose Santa found a size .li shoe ? F5 Take me out to flu' lull gonzo buy wa' some Popcorn . . . Mary Jane Engstrom buys a coke and Stephen, Ed, James, Buddy, Jean, and dliludlfy PVHIKWII on Kl.llI6l'6.ffl'llgD occofiolz- Twirp Week How about some popcorn, Bill? asked JoAnn. This was not an unusual ques- tion to be heard nor an unusual sight to be seen from January Z0-25. 31 Not1'o1zol Tbegbzkln foczkll staged aftm cbarter .rzgned Bill Parson, Lyn Anderson, Bill Hensley, and Jeanette Heflin have a coke during the social after the National Thespian Charter meeting. The National The spian organization is an honorary organization in which only persons interested in dramatics may be members. Entertaining the National The spians are a well known and well liked high school band,the Continentals. All are not pictured but here are Douglas Eastham, Dwaine McRory, Lefty Morris, and Tony Starr. during a half-time basketball game. are the vendersQ?l. Bill and Bobby get a kick out of watching JoAnn and Judy dig into their pockets for movie money. The things girls go thro' during Twirp Week! fo le' 'Cbampf' crown tlJez'1'fa2f01'ite 'fgalf' eau Fuqua, Bafleetlaall Queen! In a close contest between three lovely girls, Jean Fuqua was named the 1958 STEERS BASKET- BALL QUEEN, Escortedby Billy Bob Satterwhite, she received the traditional bouquet of flowers and crown. All aboara' the X if Extravaganza for the New Falla of 58 fi x Q2 Five shipmates working hard in order to get things in ship shape are Mary Ella Baine, Lana Wren, Gloria Coker, A.nn Robinson, and Ivanell Cole. Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend starring Diana Dawson and a cast of several others provedto be enjoyed by everyone. To the left are Susan Landers and Nolan Searcy. Doug Easthamis seen at the right. The Irnperials furnished the music. Displaying some vocal talent are Lynda Heflin and Judy Hawkins. Ticklingthe Ivories is Virginia Cain. Al Mann and Cruz Flores put on a fme exh1b1t1on of a Mexl can dance Wxth very colorful costumes the dancers presented an enjoyable act Gangplank 15 removea' ay .Y .Y Extravaganza Jet! .razl K N1ght on the French R1v1era where a festxve celebratxon 15 takmg place snmlar to the Mardl Gras Mary Ella Bam 1S leadmg 'ole beefstea.k M1ke B1shop shows sknll m twxrlmg a baton wh11e some South Sea Islanders Sharron Cre1ghton and Judy Shxelds w1tness the March Gras B111 French pantormmmrmg Cockta1l For Two' A h1gh sp1r1ted fellow here ISD t he 'P 33 i l wlulaw A Q, f d M! al fp . if Q as y ,J o 'Howdy Podnerfv Girls have a difficult time during Ranch Days. The boys seem to think that they must corral the girls. The victims are Judy Cauble, and Diana Dawson. Wait! Dwaine and Lefty are giving some aid but Bruce and Wendell are having their fun. Tommy appears unconcerned about the whole matter. Ranch days at B, S, H. S. are always full of fun and excite- ment. The kids go all out to make it as real as possible. Tommy even brought'his horse to school. I decided to come to school the way Dad usedto, says Tommy. Dwaine, Judy, Bruce, and Lefty wait their turn in riding while Diana climbs on. F, 1, ii B. JT H S Eizgagef in Ll new actzhfy- 'Hobo Day Now how would you describe a group like this ? Jean, Sammie, Maxie, and Car- lene could truly be described as the homeliest hobos in school, Agreed? D6.fll.lfl6lf1.0l'l, Regional- flute l'- Gom' somewhere ? Yeh gom' to A few hobos m B S H S are not domg much except 1ook1n' dumb ' X gk!! fegwnal wh We ll Have These the STEERS Graduatmn day a txme of Joy tears memor1es Carlene and Max1e repre sent some 160 candxdates for gradua t1on All have someth1ng 1n common memones of football games basketball games the many aCt1V1t1BS sponsored by the Student Counc11 and of course the Jumor Semor Banquet and Prom The senxor rmgs w111 be turned and the1r hxgh school days w111 be behmd them But others will be back to strxve toward then' graduatxon day when they too w1Ll Jom the exes of B S H S 35 Mofnezztf to Remember ,WM MJ' V A I Rv X I Perform linker School BEHUQI Duma Dawfon 38 mea r o od a t r S oops L xi Runner Up anzce WUI! 2 01,1 0 tv!! 0'lf J xscloof fed JOHN ROEER POWERS SFIJOOL M625 INA., chan 5 5 E A S M age:- J 1 School BEMUQ7 Selected y fobn Robert Powwf School In Dollar Dxana Dawson the 1958 Sch0O1BeaufY was selected by Powers School ln Dallas Powers chose D1ana from the PhotOg1'aPhs of f1Ve girls Wllio were chosen by popular vote by t e student b0dY 39 f I? 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GRANT Sophomore A--.-1 Lynne Porter another senior representative of W'ho's Who has worked hard during her years at Big Spring High School Working hard as drum magor of the pep squad her senior year has shown her interest in school She was selected for this office because of her eagerness to work for her school Her will mgness to participate in school functions ex plains her membership in the Shorthand Club Spanish Club Junior Historians Club and Tri H1 Y Wino .f Serving as president of the student body this year, Wesley Grigsby, a representative of Who's Whofor two years, has proved himself a capable leader. Wesley was vice president of Student Council his junior year. He has held membership in Key Club Spanish Club Debate Club H1 Y and was Past Master Councelor of De Molays He was a represen tative to Boys'State his Junior year Wesley played football and ran track for two years This year he is track manager Who Stephen Balrd who has been a representat1ve of Who's Who for two years IS a boy w1th many capab1l1t1es He 1S a two year member of the Student Counc1l servmg as v1ce pres1 dent of Key Club member of the DebateClub Court Jesters Natlonal Thesp1ans Soclety and Spamsh Club InH1 Y he has servedas both secretary and v1ce pres1dent In 1957 he was a delegate to Boys' State In h1s senxor year Stephen was member of the golf team Out stand.1ng 1n scholarsh1p Stephen had the h1gh est average m b1o1ogy h1s sophomore year 1n Enghsh h1s Jumor year and mn both Eng l1sh and trlgonometry h1s sen1or year ffkw 'N L xTh the second year for Valjean to be a esentat1ve of Who's Who Her fr1endly ,X spos1t1on IS only one of her many outstand mg features She has servedas cheerleader for three years th1s year be1ng co head cheerleader Among her other recogn1t1ons are two years on the Student Counc1l servmg as Zndvmce pres1denther semor year Home com1ng Queen her Jun1or year Ranch and Halloween Queen nornmee School Beauty nom1nee both herjumor and senxor year Her club rnemberslup mcludes Dramatlcs Club Spamsh Club Latm Club Shorthand Club and cho1r Valjean has also served her term as Worthy Advisor of Ra1nbows George Peacock a two year member of Who's Who is most deserving of this position because of his participation in many activities in Big Spring High School He is president of the senior class Bible Club and H1 Y Council He servedfor three years as parliamentarian of H1 Y George played football and baseball serving as co captain of each He is a two year member of the Student Council and Key Club George 18 sports editor of the annual and a member of the De Molays He was elected Sportsman of the Majors Club Who? Nita Jones richly deserves the honor of senior Who's Who, although this is not her first year to have this honor. Last year she was a junior repre sentative. Ranking high scholastically, she has been outstanding stu- dent in subjects suchas English speech home economics and American history. She has participated in organizations such as choir F T A Debate Club and Dramatics Club She was elected to go to Girls' State in 1957 I ,ill an xl' 1 I .I Who Juhus Ghckznan a senlor representat1ve of Who's W'ho 18 a very capable leader HIS ab1l1ty to lead the band exp1a1ns h1s bexng chosen dru.m major for three years He 18 also 1n the All State Band for 1958 Jul1us 18 a member of the Student Counc1l pres1dent of Debate Club Past Master Councelor ofDe Molays and a member of Span1sh Club and Drama Club He has served both Off1C6S of secretary and chaplm of H1 Y He was out standmg 1n subjects such as speechhxs Jun1or and sen1or year 1n Enghsh h1s sophomore and Jun1or year and 1n band h1s sen1or year Juhus hada part 1n the All School Play Dear Ruth and was the Vo1ce of Democracy w1nner for 1958 gk ri 1? Pr1ssy Pond selected to be a representat1ve of Who's Who has attamed many ach1eve ments In home econom1cs she has been secretary of her class for two years Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tommorrow her sen 1or year ReC61V1l'1g her state degree wh1ch 15 the h1ghest degree you can rece1ve 1n home econom1cs 15 another one of Pr1ssy's accom phshrnents She 1S a member of Tr1 H1 Y servmg as secretary durmg her sophomore and Jumor year Bemg act1ve 1n debate and speech, Pr1ssy 15 a member of the Court .Testers 49 BAND P' umbr Who? Who Judy Reagan although a Jumor has done many thxngs to deserve the honor of Who's Who She has beena cheerleader for two years a member of the Span1sh Club for two years VICC pres1dent her Jumor year A member of Tr1 H1 Y Annual Staff and a member of the Student Counc1l for two years are other act1v1t1es 1n Wh1Ch Judyhas part1c1pated She was an A1r Force Day Pr1ncess 1n 1957 ,ff 1 B111 French a Jumor 1-epresentatwe of Who's Who 15 a boy whose personalxty IS well l1ked by everyone Known for h1s versatxhty Bxll has part1c1pated1n many talent shows he IS a member of the Student COI1I1C11 Key Club Spanlsh Club He was on the track and football teams h1s sophomore and Jun1or year B111 was also an outstand1ng student 1n algebra h1S sophomore year and 1n plane geometry h1s Junlor year Representmg Who's Who Benny McCrary 15 actxve 1n school work sports and extra currx cular aCt1V1f18S He IS a two year member of the Student Cou.nc1l pres1dent ofthe Jumor class a member of the Span1sh Club for two years and a member of the Key Club h1s sophomore year He has served as b0thV1CC pres1dent and chap11n of H1 Y Benny has proved to be very valuable 1n football basketball and track 50 1 , . v. . . . . , . 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Who .r Who Kay Loveland a Jun1or representat1ve of Who's Who 18 among the h1ghest ranlung students 1n her class She was chosen outstandmg student 1nworldh1story Span1sh and algebra her sopho- more year and 1n typ1ng Amer1can h1story Engl1sh and Spamsh her Jun1or year Kay1s a member of the pep squad Spamsh Club Dra matxcs Club and Ra1nbows One of the h1ghest honors to be be stowedupon a student 1n B1g Spr1ng H1gh School IS that of Who's Who The select1on IS based upon scholarshxp character leadersh1p and servlce Among those rece1v1ng honorable ment1on were senlors J1mmy Evans Opal Hancock B1ll Owen Nxta Farquhar Donn1e Mabe Jan Loudernnlk Robert Strxplmg Danny B1rdwell Knox P1tzer V1g g1n1a Johnson Jean Fuqua Betty Guthr1e Barbara Coffee Mary Lane Edwards TommyBuckner Karen McKee Sandra Tally Jamce West Susan Landers and Jean Peters Jumors Rosemary McCullough Buddy Barnes Pat Rogers Kaye Chadd BIIIPBISODS Lougen1a Sm1th Melba Boroughs Kat1e Thomas Ton1 Thomas June McE1rath Lyn Anderson Ph1l11pR1ddle Esco Hamlm Bess1e Sm1th Eston Holl1s Catherme Greenlees M1chaelJarrat aJun1or selected for Who's Who 1S a boy who has scholast1c ab1l1ty plus mus1cal talent He 15 a member of the band Key Club De Molays H1 Y Spamsh Club and treasurer of the Debate Club h1s sophomore year M1ke was outstandxng student 1n Enghsh Span1sh and algebra h1s sophomore year and 1n Enghsh and b1ology h1s Jumor year Sherry Coats chosen as aJun1or representat1ve for Who's Who has really earned the h1ghest averages 1n bxology and algebra her sophomore year and 1n Enghsh and typ1ng her Jumor year She has served two years as manager of the volleyball team She was also an alternate to Gmrls' State her Jun1or year Actlve 1U extra curr1cularact1v1t1es Sherry IS amember of the Forum, Majors Club, F.T A,, and Tr1 H1 Y .W VC V ' Y O J f Donica, James Howard Stephens, Sharron Creighton, Vincent Freidwald, Peggy Isaacks, Gwyn Q y ,, H 4. nn' f 2 I ,X n ' Q , 1 O 51 Uutftanding Students hw, Stephen Sandra Bill Pris sy Baird Tally Owen Pond fembr Englzlflo unior Englzklo Roger Flowers Janice Downing Vincent Friedwald Kay Loveland Mike Jarratt Sherry Coats The 1958 E1 Rodeo takes pride in presenting the Outstanding Stu- dents for 1958. Selected by the faculty, these students rank high- est scholastically in the depart- ments they represent. 52 iuzior Englzklo Eddie Kinney Eston Hollis Rosemary Donica Knot pictured - Judy Bishopj Sophomore Ellgllkh James Kinman Jean Hammon Melva. Burton Jim Leslie Madilyn Dick Gordon Dickenson Knot pictured - Zay Le Feverej Joan B ratche r 3 YN fk 41' '9 Uutftmzding in 5051211 fczknce fb' -J' Bobby Evans World Hist. Charles Key Janice Downing American Hist. American Hist. 'T f ' x Qu Donnie Mabe John Curtis Texas Hist. Texas Hist. Kay Loveland American Hist. ' 4 lnot pictured-World history, Barbara Lunsford, 54 Bill Owen JoAnn Ebling Government American Hist. 1.....-nn, Vincent Friedwald American Hist. Buddy Barnes American Hist. government, Judy Bishop. J Bible Cf' Me lva Burton Robert Stripling COWlWl61'Clbll 95 Barbara Burchett Betty Guthrie Janice Downing Pricilla Pond Sec. Training Sec. Traning Bookkeeping Typing Kay Loveland Sherry Coats Rosemary Donica Dickie Snyder Typing Typing 55 Bookkeeping Typing Mufzk Band Julius Glickrnan Mary Jane Engstrom Chorus Bill Owen Patsy Potter Genie Smith Janie Phillips of ouwmlzkm Janice West Jean Peters Harris far-x 55 J Iifaff Home Economzhr - fa., W 4 H J ' 4 I 'Q 1 9 11 'nv W Judy McCrary PI'iBSY P0l'1d 3 Norma Schuerger 56 Carolyn Phillips fllJf'eclJ Q 1 3 QRightQ Q -- .e I ,c a Jeri Lyn McPherson .,,.f '17 .mms Glickman -41' Y '70, ada B Raymond Hogg PIJQTICHI fbop a ElillCHfl.0Il N' Tommy Buckner Donnie Mabe Latin iw' L 1 June McElreath ,,., 'I I E ddie Kinne y ,,,, my Wilma Cole Bob Leach 'SCS Y 1 fpmzzlrb 'L X' 5 Kay' Loveland James Kirlman Norma Schuerger Sammie McComb Pete Navarette 57 Knot pictured - James Cloudl -Q K 49 Mack Green r-Q., -IQ Janice Kirby James Kinman Algebra Algebra av- Meahanzkal Dl.1f?7'J'lflf6l1 Drawing Ucculbatiom fleftl Qrightj fi: Tommy Williams Mdfl96mdlZfJ ff' Melba Boroughs Butch Jones Mary J. Engstrom Algebra Algebra Algebra 1'-21' Ji? Sf Bobby Evans Joan Smith Bill French Kay Chadd Caroline Wilson Stephen Baird Algebra Algebra Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Business Math. Trigonometry Knot pictured--Charles Smith, VOCUIIOIIHI Ag: zcultuf e Marie Clackum . . . yrniwr Dzftrzbutwe ' .012 Tommy Buckner George White Esco Hamlin l fczbnce F1 Q: 7 T' Gerald Davidson Gloria Pelz Mike Jarratt Biology Biology Biology Genie Smith B111 Owen Wilxna Cole Biology Physics Physics Knot pictured--Wayne Va'ughn, Judy Bishop-biologyj 59 Twwzg' rSl6lll'07'.f udlml T 0 Take Nv1t1'01zal Merz't 5Cl30l5l7'J'l31LD Text Y Twenty seniors of BSHS took the Scholar - ship Qualifying Test for the preliminary selection of high school students who will receive scholarships under the National Merit Scholarship Program. The test is a high level scholastic aptitude test. Bill Owen and Prissy Pondqualifiedfor the finals. ' Bill Owen Priscilla Pond X T137 -a K Gay Bownds Johnny Phillips Val jean La Croix Robert Stripling Donnie Mabe Sandra Tally ., W Av iii . is ff ' -Z? -V 'R-Q P ,i as ff +2 if l Wilma Cole Julius Glickman Nita Jones Wesley Grigsby Betty Guthrie George nr' Stephen Baird June Vaughn Bob Leach Marie Clackum Samrnie McComb 1- YZ? MIIl'0lldl T l96JPlfl1lJ T LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor, Mr. Wayne, Stripling, Parsons, Baird, Simmons. SECOND ROW: Anderson, Pelz, Engstrom, Pond, Havens. THIRD ROW: Williamson, Chadd, Nichols. lNot pictured above are: Robinson, Schuerger, Hensley, Hef1in.j OFFICERS, Left to Right: Bill Parsons-president, Mr. Wayne-sponsors Linda Nichols-vice president, Kaye Chadd-secretary? Prissy Pond-treasurer, Sandra Havens -reporter. Mlfl.0llHl Tl36.9lDlkl7Z foczkfg' Recezbfef Charter Lyn Anderson was the first to sign the charter for the Na- tional Honorary Society For Drama In The Secondary School. Sixteen other mem- ber's signatures are included on this charter. .flbortf W4 l ,gage MITCHELL MALOUF AL MILCH CURTIS KELLY Back F1eld Coach Head Coach L1ne Coach The Bzg 5711 mg Hzgly fcbool C061 FIQIIZQ ftczff Front Row Left to R1ght Curtls Kelley Al M1lch M1tchel1 Malouf and Roy Ba1rd Back Row Left to R1ght Harold Bentley Johnny Johnson Sam Bell and John Perry Yates l 5... V O O J an J W A. U, n 7 1 M55 ' , s'l?r ,, '.' :'g:5'4M'a'LQj z - : QZJXQQQ f' 'K .5 4:,?f:: Mx 1 ' ' x f' ,. , , c Q c ' c I l I . ! . D . l . ' b I I D 3 ' 'M W A ' A - cnc ' ., , ', ff1fff,m C 'Q L' . ' ' e 'F' Q.. A . M 5 WMM Q N N rs - N X ' Q N- ' ' ' f fl H 1 Q X X Y fp , y i V . 5 L , N Jffyi' , V L N J w ' f . x I 4 ' il 13 . A ' A , C - ia... - , N fLeftJ HAROLD BENTLEY End Coach 'gre QR1ghtD ROY BAIRD Backfleld Coach 'Q -W---.X Rx 1 Q fBelowl A' Team Managers fBe10wj Head Manager Arlen Bryant Gerald Parnell B111 N01-1-ed .15 fBelow left! The 1957 Steers corrung '14 on the fxeld for the last txme If N ,-sg 1ed by the cheerleaders 2 fBelow mghtj il . I I : The Steer Co Capta1ns call I l X fri? then: toss correctly I 'I ' 4 i-if 'V ,pf fBack row left to Ilghtl George Lowke 1731 Denms Holmes C791 ,Mygg DannyB1rdwell CSU J1n'1rnyEvans C115 QM1ddle rowl Doug Eastham 665 Flowers B25 Knox P1tzerl70J J B Dav1s Q23J Lanny Hambyf34 Sam Chubby Moser 1761 Bud Bmdges i671 Roy Deel i605 Gerald Davldson JIMMY EVANS u , Q' is vw .4 'wind' rg ,fx 311. , 'Q Mi? ..4's,-y 1, J' .ff'-if . . H., f sr CSX ,' h 14.1- 1' n W ,,.-nf ' i ' U-L 1 Q 0-o . -U ..1l.. we nb -1 of N 4 . .,, . -4 be .Q Q . us ' . Football Team Care-,y1641, Don Payne 1651, Jan Loudermilk 1441, George Peacock 1521, Donnie Everett 1431, Buddy Barnes 1221, Wayne Fields 1331, Roger Copeland 1771. 1Bottom row1 Gayle Kilgore 1851, Kenny Johnson 1741, 1501, Franklin Williamson 1621, Bill French 1151 Bobby McAdams 1511. C0-Cvlptmhf md CA3SP JAN LOUDERMILK Guard Back Zhi Ubud-vu...,.,i ..--......m. --non-,.... -...........l.,,,..,,,, -ncaa-.........., ...-.............. lien,-M.. linux l Ii! I vu... Mm ,1,....1......,,,, 1 1 - 'Q---v-- 'W' 1 're rvy -v-- qt '1 v-1-- 1---.-......... TQ iY '17-LQ-, 1 SF i fx-uni' 117i .Mi 'Y'r Y ' 1 N, ,, , -4, '13 , :Mf- 67 X , I W x ......'f.. ew, , 3 5 Qil' .X R ,Q-,,....,,,,' ., . f-- g -W'-':', .+ - e a- o 5 X fl! ' 1 U 4. ng. ..v. 1 if 5 ,,,,.g,,..,,...uac.f ,W , .aw ' W, 1 vii I 'vw ' V I A' 4 ' . ' 1 ' f. J, ,3 If ,411 f ,gg-' f' ,A . ,U 7' ,f'.v' A 'V ' 'A 6' . ,vv fx A 111171 em' Game At A Glance B1g Sprxng Andrews F1rst Downs Yards Rush1ng 3 Z Yards Passmg Passes Comp 6 of 0 of 2 Passes Intercpt Punts Aver l for 32 Furnbles Furnbles Recovered 0 Penaltxes 5 for 15 3 for Z5 yards J1mrny Evans c1rcles rlght end for a 12 yard galn 1n the Andrews game as Jan Louderrrulk comes up to help Bxg Sprlng w1n 26 to 12 ,hm 'T '-1 ---1 '1 '---H N-1 missy., -mg., 43 Kel 1 mmm sl l 1 fs is ' '1' Q94 if sv' :lr-ls'-: !'-1-'1'-. UI '-- x gn 'Hg U' '-1 ........., 1 Q 7........... lla QI W KNOX PIT ZER LANNY HAMBY GERALD DAVIDSON Tackle Back Guard fteem' Upfet Alzdrewf omef In 010611673 26 to 12 Sparked by a well condxtxoned llne that refused to yleld groundwhen xt counted and three hard chargxng backs xn Wayne Fxelds .hmmy Evans and Buddy Barnes the Blg Sprxng Steers corraled the heavlly favored Andrew Mustangs before 6 500 onlookers 1n Memor1alStad.1um The Steers seemed to have forgotten that Andrews was ranked the number one team 1n AAA football because they out 68 played Andrews 1n everythmg except fumblmg puntlng and P3SS1flg They held Andrew s great backs Tommy Jackson and Ray Ham so that exther boy scarcely made a yard all rught SCORE BY QUARTERS Flnal Score B1g Sprxng Andrews 1 ' 19 12 ' l 137 ' 0 81 . ll . O l . O 0 4 Z ' 'e 1 '-- A -M-M-New-ff I -- + -f t - 'gQQ 1j 61- fee -1' Z ' M 1' 5, it W--N-M -,-- W, -u M-W e i U n 'N A 'T' ' ,Q W- in .., T...... A' c - 6 L D A ff -, ..MV.-.--.--- u s 1 . A fe I' N, L ,Q W, .,, .M f-- f cw X 'I' as W1 WT f 2 is -. V' 4515 e +f ' Q ,, S .L 6 A S ' , 'Y 'NF .e , ,A 'Spike ' - .fp .rl - . . , 4 . . I l Z 3 4 ' ' - ' ' 7 7 6 6 26 0 6 6 O lZ LL'1Z'l!fI1lli Game At A Glance Big Spring Levelland First Downs 12 12 Yds. Rushing 146 Yds Passing 85 Passes Comp. 5 10 Passes Intercpt 1 Punts Avg 3 30 Fumbles Fumbles Rec Penalues 3 45 191 212 650 Fields drives hard to shake loose from two tacklers against Levelland, as Gerald Davidson comes in to lend a hand Levelland won 20 13 415' f .ft -u vf7'+- DANNY BIRDWELL BILLY BOB SATTERWHITE GALE KILGORE End Back End euellmzfl Wzfzf 20 13 D6CZIl07l wr Bzg .fprzn The Big Spring Steers tried hard to win their second game but failed as Coach Johnny Hickman fired up the Lobos to win 20 13 The Lobos scored first in the first periodwhen Doug Can non clxmaxed a 66 yard drive by blasting over from 12 yards away on a keeper play The Steers came back quickly by dr1 ving 60 yards in the same quarter for the score Buddy Barnes slashed over from the five and Jan Loudermilk converted to give Big Spring a first quarter lead of 7 6 In the second period the Lobos scored again whenfull 69 back Mike Vineyard went over from the one yard line Level land made the conversion and left the field leading 13 7at half There was no scoring ln the third but each team scored in the fourth leaving the final score 20 13 in favor of Level land SCORE BY QLARTERS Final Score Big Spring Levelland . ' 39 - 5-6 . O 1 0 . 0 1 - K 7, I' lg 1 ,,. Q i Lf ' .i. .',2ri,,,if.. A BTWLQ L 44 hi , . K, I .... Q y 5 ' 1 v-,' ao 1 -,,.' 'Ti -T24 j ,.gg pa :dxf A, fy gf' 11, I '7'.vjk ,f ,. ...f -4 v . ' as r , f' . 3 ' v: f4-1' ,4 ' ,,l . -5-6 L,-,af lg, ., , , F- 7 ., , .N -.qv - - . 7 y 7. ,- .gift A ' 1 ' 1 Z 3 4 ' ' ' ' ' - . ' ' 7 O 0 6 13 ' , ' - 6 7 O 7 20 Sfgffler Game At A Glance Snyder Blg Sprlng F1rst Downs Yds Rushxng 315 Yds Passmg 29 Passes Comp Z 4 Passes Intercpt 2 Punts Avg l 5 Z 37 Fumbles Fumbles Rec Penalt1es 4 60 8 80 F1elds r1ps off a s1zeable ga1n agalnst Snyder The fmal score was Snyder 19 Blg Sprlng 7 --g --Q vi --1 Q,....,' Q mm 'QI -an-f---..T.. MWA. .mf Qi I--va-up-1 ii V1 '77-Q' aff' 1 f--9-Q mn- -.., 4? it 1 in ff-v--Q 101' --1 u 1 'Y 'v ? ,..,.,,...,. Y 4 44' . GEORGE LOWKE BILLY BOB LEWALLEN DOUG EASTHAM Tackle Back End Steen' Lore On Fzmt Road T rqb 19 I0 7 Snyder Jumped off to avery early 12 to 0 lead IH the flrst per1od by recelvlng the luckoff and maklng a flrst T D deep xn Steer terntory A B S fumble was recovered byayellow Jerseyed Txger Thls set up the second Snyder T D The score rema1nedthat way unt1l6 00 mlnutes had elapsed rn the second pez-10d Gerald Davmdson recovered a Txger fuxnble on the Steer 37 Alternatlng lus plays well Jlmmy Evans engxneered a 63 yard drxve to pay dlrt Loudermxlk booted the polnt Blg Sprlng tra1led only by 12 7 Snyder counteredwmth a drxve to pay dlrt wlth 7 polnts and the score now read Snyder 19 Bxg Sprxng 7 In the second half Blg Sprxng came out w1th the w1ll to w1n The Steers took the luck off and marched to the T1ger 14 The bxg play was a 41 yarder by Wayne Flelds Three plays later Evans' pass was plcked off by B111 Ph11l1ps of the T1gers The remanung part of the game was a see saw battle -.wth no one able to cross the double str1pe SCORE BY QUARTERS Fxnal Score Snyder B1g Sprxng ' 19 10 . ' 169 . ' 55 . - 5-ll . 0 . -3 - Z 2 . 0 1 , . . - : 7- . - --' , AGT! it 1-F 1 I 7 ' Y, .. 4. 'T... S agp A . r S ,I l E , , .S - .M f Wil' Q gil 7 , - rf '. --fl- Q awp- f ' yl 11 -.,.,, WW M, 3 - -1 an I a 4 K W 7-7 1 i . 7, 'V M f Z A , f rf af , Q. , I W , ' ' , - ' A is . f ,Qi iid-Vi ,W-7,11 1 W n. , MEN'-' rf:-7'1 ffsygli J I . ' ' I ' - l 2 3 4 ' ' ' ' A 1 v 12 7 0 0 19 ' ' 0 7 0 0 7 Sn ll fllilflfl Game At A Glance W Fxrst Downs Yds Rushlng 165 3 8 Yds Pass1ng Passes Comp l 6 4 O Passes Intercpt l Punts Avg 4 Z8 Z Z Penalties Yards 3 Z5 l0 80 Fumbles Recovered Ffh! George Peacock, J' B Davxs, and Bxlly Bob Lewallen, br1ng tlus play to a halt at the hne of scnmrnage Sweetwater won, 26 6 N -QUQQ3 . :nuns-an ......,m i' 0-ii 1 J' H-'Y-'Q of A- 1 .-.....,...,........., ,....., ...'I..1 , ,--?ii,, it W' p-...... 1 wr---1 -vs-Q' ......., ,,.., 6' l Y-.1 ai.-an we N.: BUDDY BARNES BOB MCADAMS WAYNE FIELDS Back Center Back Able Pozzzey Cbuf ll Part rfteemg 26 6 The stout defens1ve play by the Bxg Sprxng forward 'wall kept the Sweetwater Ponles at bay IF the opemng permod but w1th l Z0 gone mn the secordqmlarterfjler Read churned 62 yards up the mxddle for the fxrst score That was all thc scormg untll 2 15 remained m the half when a pass from John Bryant to Edd1e Scott cl1cked for the Mustargs second scorl Early mn the tlurd quarter Bxg Spr1ng courtered wxth a 54 yard beauty by Wayne Fxelds for the lone Steer score The pomt after the touchdown was massed and the score board read 14 6 Sweet water came back to score from SIX yards out at the end of a 78 yard drne The score remarned at 20 6 untxl rmdway xn the fourth per1od when Eddle Scott rolled off left tackle for 23 yards and a T D The Steers threatened twxce more rn the qoarter but were unable to cross the double strxpe SCORE BY QLARTERS Fxnal Score Sweetwater Blg Spr1ng . p p Q p, . I ' B. S. S, ' 3 14 . ' l . ' -1 81 Q . - -1 ' . l . . K . - -3 5-Z 3-0 um .. 51 M ri ra lim : f fl , 'W 'MT -A -7 ' 'ef .I ......-.. ' 'Mm oA'--.J- T-e T M 'IL 7' -----.- . S 9 'Z .--Q T' qi A tx. , -- ,H m w 7 ,....... Q 1 M .-........- ' -, ........ , L - A H 5' - -la .. , v M -Q Y Z 'P' I ..,, 4 4 -. . A 1 vv ' .N X , 'YM t y MIM N M 3 ,Sv E A w ...,....W.a U . M, ffq I , v K -A 4 ' ,. . , .. - -- -1 Q. v , -, 1 A 5 ,1 :v 4. - nr , , ,..... ., - - , ' g- , A Q, fwfr f - -:N 7 4 l Y' N 3,1 j 'ui Y .3 , Q. - 1 , . Lum Y: A ' 1 are S 3 1 ' ' J . 1 , 6 , ' A S . ' f , A ' 1 z 3 4 ' ' ' . h ' ' ' O 14 6 6 Z6 ' ' - - , , f - ' ' O O 6 O 6 71 Lflillllffl Game At Lamesa Frrst Downs Yds Rushlng Yds Passmg Passes Comp Passes lntercp A Glance Blg Sprl ng 32 t 0 Punts Avg 4 33 Penaltles Yards 3 5 Furnbles Fumbles 337 430 Q- Recovered J1mmy Evans breaks off a tackle for a s1zeablega1n B1g Sprung won Z1 7 -Q----...,.. -vang.--. 11'-4 wt. y-ar' .1 me CHUBBY MOSER Tackle End BENNY MCCRARY .4 iii 1 BILL FRENCH Back Bowflex zcle Up fecozza' H511 I1zLf1mcm 21 to 7 Exxled mto athletlc: jznx book by three strarght defeats the Bxg Sprmg Steers returned to respectable socmety byde featlng the Lamesa Tornadoes 21 7 before 3 OOO unbelrevrng onlookers On the operung k1CkOff Lamesatook the ball and marched to the Bxg Sprlng e1ght yard lrne only to furnble and have Brg Spr1ng's Gerald Davidson recover the ball From then on lt was all Brg Spr1ng The Steers broke the game xude open rn the second by 72 scorxng two touchdoxvrs one on a 69 yard run by Wayne Flelds and another on a two yard plunge by Loudermxlk Jan con verted both txmes to glve Bxg Sprrng a l-4 O lead at half Each team scored n the second half and at the end of the game Bxg Sorlng was on the Lamesa la The fxnal score vsas Brg Sp mg Z1 Lamesa 7 SCORE BY QLARTERS Fmal Score B1g Sprlng Larresa ' 9 15 . ' 186 9 . ' 0 3 .0-9 1-3 ' . Z 4 . ' - - . -1 - Z Z , O 1 X Y V -if 1 . .. ,M , 1 t T-.-........ ..T......,..,.. 'Q .3 Q ----.- '...m., 1 ' , 4 M ' .3-, 1 ., L M-L -f t . - ' fa . ' . ' fi 'rquea M MA'-JM ..' -N- ,Q ,r 7 A M .-.f.hi:...-- ,Q ' ..- X , , . 1 A f- 'lv - ' .-T ' I r T ' ' ' . , M5 1 'T S rf' D 7 7 1. -eff of iam 1? ' lm le ' Y , W i' I! ,K 3 Q :urs M7 rf, I J ' ' . ' l 2 3 -1 ' W ' ' A ' O l4 7 O Z1 A O O O 7 7 fi Lf ,af X,-.x 'ful .l Km mzt Game At A Glance Bxg Spnng Fxrst Downs Yds Rushxng 237 Yds Passxng Passes Comp Passes Intercpt Z Punts Avg 3 34 Penaltxes, Yards 8 80 Fumbles Fumbles Rec Kerrmt .-f -ash 225 660 6 Evans chves for a flrst down agalnst KBIUHC Kerrrut won 13 6 ann- -'Q-1..g--.-1--.-Q 'Quai in-Q11 -1 -'as v u-X l5 4' lil! W r..... .--..' .........',, ,--' il' VY' I L1 !..'.. '...23 -'I - -uunqunn7usnQ Qi --c----'eq'--v-1 -'l! ian-qu-Q -ww--1 .., ,i Q! xt, '? Ig A.. -1 -w---w .,-., Q...-.Q 1-iw., .., 1 '-W U-QI!- v'l ' ---Q---, wg'-1 Y -Q-,-...., 7 ii: are J B DAVIS FRANKLIN WILLIAMSON Back Guard ROGER FLOWERS Back Km mzt afleely Turn Bark .Yteemg 13 6 K rrmt Yellow Jackets played t close to the best , cuttlng then' rxustakes to a nfummum and catchxng Bxg Sprlng out of posxtxon too many tlmes xn rollmg up a 13 6 non con ference v1ctory The Steers, who hadto come along way back from the flu epxderruc that hxt the camp at the in-st of the week, matched touchdowns w1th the vlsltors m the second quarter, but the v1s1tors took the opemngkxckoif at the start of the second half 73 and marched 63 yards for the wuuung touchdown The Steers d1d not work out Monday and Tuesday of that week and the game had to be postponed untxl Saturdayrught A11 consldered the Steers dxd a credmtable Job Kermxt won then' dlstrlct 1n 3 AAA SCORE BY QUARTERS Fmal Score Bxg Sprxng Kerrrut K . ' 12 14 . ' 196 . . ' 6 45 ' ,X .1-Z 2-9 . 0 I . ' ' ' 1 Q ' z o . 1 0 . , . ,al - , Y rim' . say., Q ' . ', Ah x' 4 E ' '- X Ye K . 'Q A .' iii- YJ . ex ' '51,.1.s. -' . f Y ,I A Vfwl s Q -. . A . V -4 , twjthf, eg y QQ- l Q' -. . 'IA MJ., ' ,I 1 Q' 1 ..,,,, - ' ,S , ul . a ' . ,,.l ld-PM . , rl ru .... V -: .... .' ,,-, b W - , K- ,--1 v A ati -.... '-Il fm' - - A' W: ' --.1 I f 1 : Q' ' . A - . ' uh v ' H - 1. i -A ..f.. 1, 1 2.4 , .. . L, I, 1:11 A M - - 'Y I 1-1-'W vw z' '- 1-4 I 4 , ' or . -1 1 - V ' ' t ' 4.-fs. .,N.- , - t W: f '- 5.5 r.. .Y W, - - ., , , V ' X ' V- 'Wa Uv I A , , , - 1' 'Q' U ' I I A . I - e ' i ' ' . ' ' ' ' l 2 3 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 6 0 0 6 ' 0 6 7 0 13 A loilwze Game At A Glance Bxg Sprmg Fxrst Downs Yds Rushmg 9 Yds Passlng Passes Comp 2 6 Passes Intercpt 1 Punts Avg 9 33 Penalt1es, Yards 7 07 Fumbles Abxlene 373 7 2 1 1 8 80 J Ab11ene's Chuck Co1v1n breaks loose for a slzeable ga1n Lanny Hamby and Gerald Davldson pursue Abxlene won 32 to O -0 Q-.qv-um-.--wp.-.av 4--Q..--1, mafl' 9 'YT MT fi' mn-u-e'T.v 1 ,...... ,.......... 1' af Wh'-fu'4v We 'Mr-vw is s.-5:5 naw if f DON PAYNE Guard ..,,.,..-...Q 4----f- '- MQ ,.4......-Q-. ,..,..,.1...-Q 'Q i H pw...-M.-.Q '1 vt if-fbf'0W' DENNIS HOLMES KENNY JOHNSON Tackle Tackle Abzlene Eagle: Beat Hard Fzglamzg Steen' 32 0 B1gSpr1ng's ack ack couldn't flnd the range and the hxgh flymg Abxlene Eagles soared to a new record for consecutxve v1ctor1es m Texas schoolboy football by slammmng the Steers 32 0, on a cold w1ndswept f1eld The Longhorns, with big Jan Loudermxlk playlng h1s fmest game gave lt the bxg effort and Ab1lene had to work for every thmg xt got The War Blrds, xn the process of wuuung the1r 44th con secutlve game over aperxod of four years, countedonce 1n the opemng per1od twlcexn the second once xn the thlrd and once 1n the fourth SCORE BY QUARTERS Flnal Score Blg Sprlng Ab11ene 74 , 2 -1 ' li . . . ' ' ' 5 22 . V 8 . X 2 , K, . ' 28 109 '5 . - -1 . 2 . - -2 -1 - 2 8 s ,W Y , A W .3 W-. ' Mm il- M W K ' ----me -Q --M -'W--'- H , ,WM ,,,. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,., ,saw --ww if w 1 ........ , W .,.,.M,. v,, g A J gn my 4 ,iw --- A .,....... W-HW W ,,4' WMM W ,W ,r,M.,., sv - .... g ,I , , 7 I ,mu Q . F:,,'. ' 1 M X rv at Z, .,.. A. A' N N -1 ...M Q., K, A . , 3 5 V 1 M-N , -fag i A -. X . V M' ' -- in i -V , -1 2, X M W, , gif rf X .. E- ' A r . 1' 1'---4-Nfl , - fl? : ' 43 7 ----3: P' -f'-- .- V 2 s y I 4 A F- W my W . A .v,. . rr.. -A ' Q s ' T. .T T-l ---D A W w., x ' ' ' ' J , , f M , - -1 W 2 f ' '. we A ' ,g 2,.-a ,, gf- ' , ' I l A-My-f -MQ M ' w , A sg it 'ah ' 5 A ' ' we 'H -f A as 3 r W f W . as V s' ,, ' if A, ,,5 ' 1 , 2 ' A 1 r , - , 12.41 V 2 A pug , f f f 1. 1 We , l O I ' ' ' - 1 2 3 4 ' ' ' . ' ' 0 o o o 0 ' 6 13 7 6 32 raw! ! Buddy Barnes plcks up xune yards and a. flrst down aga1nst San Angelo Chubby Moser blocks San Angelo outlasted the Steers 34 2.0 D l-mm ..':.. ..... f ta:-.::x 1' as 3 I' U7 -u if p1- A--4 4w , hz' ,pm v-q-- Y 'U JS ef- -1 Qin A nqclo Game At A Glance Bxg Sprlng San Angelo Fxrst Downs Yds Rushlng 164 Yds Passxng 167 Passes Comp4 10 Passes Intercpt 0 Punts Avg 6 35 Furnbles Fumbles Rec Penahtxes 6 65 Z 740 650 BUD BRIDGES ROY DEAL DONNY EVERETT Guard Guard Back An elo Sophomore Scorer 5 Tzmef Af Coty Beat 518611 34 20 Sophomore Tommy Ford took It all on hxrnself to outscore Blg Sprmg and pace the San Angelo Bobcats to a 34 Z0 Dxstrzct 2 AAAA football v1ctory before an estxmated 3 O00 dxsgruntled fans The defeat relegated the Longhorns to the conference cellar for yet another year and left them wxth a Z 8 won loss record Ford scored all fxve San Angelo touchdowns two on passes from Bobby Lowry Ford scored the games f1rst touchdown from one yard away wmth 9 Z0 rrnnutes gone after the recovery of a Bxg Sprmg fumble by Wayne Ulmer on the Steer ll Mac McCoul sky locked the fu-st of lus four extra pomts for the evemng SCORE BY QUARTERS Fxnal Score Blg Sprxng San Angelo Q ' 9 9 , ' 1 Z , ' 151 . - 6-9 . Z Z 4 . 1 Z V V 1 - 1'-iq .W 7 -gwgxiy Ap' 11 A N. f - m 'fx V r M, N... it 2 N N A1 I . Y 1 , , W ' ' . . . - . as ' ' N' 5 r rrrr 'Z l gi. may f o ' 7 ID '1 .., f- N1 .-1 ....... ,..., Q : -.--.- 5 1 J., -' ' ' I ff 0 Y 'Wu' -.kwa oey 7 sw. 115 ft 'Walesa ' N Mr pw V' ... ...Ma ......, -1......- F W 1 . 'J - , nf ' ' . I - . . ' . . : . ' . 1 2 3 4 ' ' , ' ' V O 7 7 6 20 7 7 20 0 34 75 Wwfggj Y P' V , wif: 1 tr , an 0 W gal, fiflfgfzn ' 1 M ...ff-M S . Q13 ,F as I 1' I -AMA gif 'L .,:..X.,,, N ,M Awhw 1Back row, left to r1ght1 Mack Alexander 1871 Gerald Wooten 1501 Stanley Morr1s 1851 Romue Par1sh 1411 Robert Phelan 1301 Dxclue Morr1s 1511 1M1ddle row1 Bobby Dyer 1701 Wesley P1111 11ps 1201 Er1c W1lson 1521 Donny Everett 1311 Donny Morrow 1221 Tommy Tucker 1641 1F1rst row Ross Plant 1831 Doug McEvers 1421 D av1d McClanahan 1331 Ronxue Wh1te 1121 Jameq 'ite vens 1631 Benny Edwards 1801 Ken Cobb 1811 COACH JOHN PERRY YATES B Team Coaches COACH SAM BELL N , ag. 40 I f. 13 'i' D..- RONNIE WHITE SCOTTY ELLISON Back Back Donrue Everett c1rc1es end 1n the Andrews' game as Ronrue Whlte and an umdentlfxed Dogle block An drews won Z0 I2 Ronrue Wh1te 1S brought down aiter a short gain ag:-nnst Andr ews QB elowj J! in 9:1 -tk fm C. X ERIC WILSON Center E1 I BENNY EDWARDS End WESLEY PHILLIPS Back V-4 1 in Q ns ll BY GERALD WOOTEN TERRY STANLEY DONNY MORROW Tackle Back End ' I' 4j '5w ' MACK ALEXANDER T ackle TOMMY TUCKER Guard L. if t I, B 4 ,,, f .23 get f 'X ' :sd ,V R-if fi? '- A 4 sv I - I ' it ' 4 y K V N s f I xi ' 'Q ROSS PLANT KEN COBB DOUG MCEVERS End End Back RONNIE PARISH Tackle 1 we X TRI, 1 he by The Andrews B team won 'N this tin zo-12. 1-I 1 f ROBERT PHELAN Guard DICKIE MORRIS DAVID MCCLANNAHAN Center Guard ' I I Q 33 i 1 1 '4 T E 3 8 S' , Q S s Ms: 5 X ga' f' 3 jh 'llfia if 9 5 1' , ., E' . 'num -W Q 12? 92 'fi -A - if if- I ,wi . . 'tif .VI . Si 5 2 ., f' J' W 'F , f ww ..,vf 1,. ' 2: Q K FQ A M 7 ' f - 0 . . .,.. ., V . gi 'gk 5.1-.ff fu. 5 ,F 55 4' Q Q ' ' Ai! 41' Q ,,n F li z 6 gat! E ' A Va, rang X, 'Ag if , vf g K , . Z ,Q , 1 it K F. F4 X 3 R' Q' 'EQ f f f ? In 9'il.x,g- 4- wzl. fig' .M H ' v f 3, 59 fvefY 1'3' 4' 'W 51 if . , 14 ff. A ' F6 ggi! 5. 1958 Steer Bmketball District Clymnpf FIRST ROW B Satterwh1te C Russell J C1enden1n C Green B Evans SECOND ROW Mgr B Norred Item C0 Ctlptmm JIMMY EVANS JAN LOUDERMILK 81 P. Hollis, J. Evans, J. Loudermilk, B. McCrary, B. Thompson. THIRD ROW: Coach Johnson, PRESTON HOLLIS Guard BREAKS OWN RECORD LOIIIIEVNIIIR Top Dzstrzct Scorer As the district 2-AAAA race came to a close on February 14, 1958, Jan Loudermilk became the dis- trict's highest scorer with 168 points. This broke Jan's own record of last year which was 162. By scoring the 168 points he had an average of Z1 points a game. Jan lead his closest competitor Herst, by 33 points. Seasons Standings Team Season W. L. Big Spring Z2 6 Odessa 18 10 San Angelo 15 19 Midland 10 16 Abilene 9 19 This is the controversial shot which ended the Odessa game in a 54 53 victory for the op sition Steers Wzn Fzrsl Dzstrlcl Crown zn 25 Years The Big Spring Steers led by Jan Loudermilk and Jimmy Evans as co-captains, captured their first district title in Z8 years. Playing as a team enabled the Steers to do this. Forward BENNY MCCRARY BILLY BOB SAT TERWHITE Guard - Co Captaxn Jlmmy Evans smks hxs deadly Juxnp shot agamst Mxdland The Steers top ped the Bulldogs 67 52 Team Bxg Sprmg Odessa Muiland Abxlene San Angelo Steers Vs Bulldogs Dzslrzct Standzngs Midland Jan 14 The Steers open then' conference schedule m d1str1ct Z AAAA by soundly defeatmg the M1dland Bulldogs Won Lost 67 49 Player Mc Crary J Evans Louder1'n11.k Thompson Ho1l1s B Evans Steers Vs Bobcats B1gSpr1ng Jan 2.1 After acold fxrstquarterthe Steers warmed up and defeated the San Angelo Bobcats 77 42 Player McCrary J' Evans Loude rm1lk Holhs Clendenm B Evans Russel Green Satterwhxte Thompson FG FT PF Guard BILL THOMPSON I ' 1 K ' ' 7 l 5 3 - 4 4 Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp. - 2 6 1 2 1 4 2 6 . 3 0 1 6 ' 9 12 2 30 4 1 4 9 ' 7 2 3 16 , 1 o o -5 5 F TT 67 f l, . . . . . . . . T. P. l Z 1 4 . 8 2 3 18 ' 7 9 4 23 2 9 I 4 1 2 9 ' ' 2 O l 4 . 0 0 O l 1 O 0 Z 0 2 0 Z ' O l 3 l 4 3 0 13 JOE BOB CLENDENIN Forward 'Hey Preston, where d1d yougo, says B11 as he tr1es to get away frornZ Monterrey Lubbock player B S won 67 47 Bzg Sjrrzng Vs Abzleue Bzg Sprnzg Vs Mzdland Abllene Jan Z4 In a game that was close all the way the Lonvhorns edgedthe defendmg dxs trlct champlons the Abzlene Eagles 56 48 Player Mc Crary J Evans Thompson P Holhs Totals Steers Vs Broncos Blg Spr1ng Jan 28 Traxhngthe whole game Odessa scored 5 POIHYS m the last Z5 seconds to outscore Bxg Spr1ng 54 53 Player Mc Cra ry J Evans I..ouderm11k Thompson Hollxs Clendemn B Evans Totals B1g Sprxng Jan 31 The Steers of Bxg Spr1ng proved they had what It takes by bouncmg back after a so called defeat to Odessa and defeated Mxdland 67 52 Player McCrary J Evans Thompson Holhs Satte rwhxte CHARLES S GREENE Guard 84 K Y , . . 1 FG. FT. PF. TP. FG. FT. PF. TP. 3 Z 4 8 5 l 3 11 . 2 4 2 8 . Z 4 Z 8 Loudermilk 3 6 2 lZ Loudermilk 10 5 4 Z5 6 4 3 16 3 2 2 8 . ' 6 0 2 12 ' 4 0 0 8 E R Ti R ' 3 1 1 1 FG. FT. PF. TP. 1 3 2 5 . 3 4 5 10 ' 4 Z 5 10 2 6 2 10 ' 4 6 2 14 A 2 0 0 4 . O O 0 0 E E E 'Q' Bxg Jan Loudermxlk smks two aga1nstM1dland The Steers defeated the Bulldogs 67 52 1n Steer Gym BOBBY EVANS Guard Big Spring Vs San Angelo Blg Spring V5 Abilene Feb 7 San Angelo The Bxg Sprmg Steers got off to a good start and led by 12 pomts at the mtermxssxon Blg Sprmg came back after the half cold and eased by w1th a 52 49 victory Playe r MC Cra ry J Evans Loude rm11k P Holhs Satte rwhxte B Evans omgson Totals CHARLES RUSSELL Guard 85 Feb 11 Bxg Sprmg The B1gSpr1ngSteer chnched a t1e for the dxstrlct champmnshxp tomght by defeating Abxlene 61 47 wh11e Mxdland beat Odessa 1n Mxdland Player McCrary J Evans Loudermxlk Thompson P Holhs Clendenxn Rus sell Total Bzg Spring Vs Odessa Feb 14 Odessa Blg Sprlng won the d1str1ct 2 AAAA champ1onsh1p torught by defeatmg Odessa 73 66 Louderm1lk fouled out early IH the t.h1rd quarter but Jlmmy Evans d1d a f1ne job and scored 19 poxnts for the Steers Playe r Mc Crary .I Evans Loude rmxlk Thompson P Holhs Satte rwh1te Clendemn Total FG. FT. PF. TP. FG. FT. PF. TP. 1 O 4 Z 0 0 1 0 . 4 3 Z 11 , 5 5 4 15 ' 8 12 3 Z8 ' 9 3 3 Z8 . ' 1 2 3 4 1 3 4 5 ' 0 0 2 0 , ' 5 0 3 10 Clendenin 0 0 0 0 Satterwhite 1 0 1 2 . 1 0 0 Z ' 1 0 1 2 Th 2 1 5 5 0 1 0 1 F E E E ' E E F ET FG. FT. PF. TP. 4 0 3 8 . 7 5 4 19 ' 4 4 5 12 4 7 3 15 . ' 6 3 4 15 ' 0 O O 0 ' Z 0 0 4 .5 if T5 E E K l YK Basketball B Team FIRST ROW B Parsons W Ph1ll1ps B McMahen E Holl1s SECOND ROW C Wolk Z Le Fevre Coach Bell J Brooks D Everett Baykelball C Team FIRST ROW W Vaughn A Bryant R Appleton G D1ckenson SECOND ROW Coach Yates -ips? . D Q . E ,LX a '.'J'-i 54 ! N ly ! 'v ,.....-1: , 1, 'Q 1 .L 0 J! 4.1 4 .jg S iff iw 1:1 gsxjiilm. Tr - 11. XE, . I 1 'E z,f19fn , A la : -L . ' Ei ,fr-gi, 'Pl ,Q- W , Q.. 'QI Q 4' f 4 ' L 'L if B 1 'ir ,4Y,,5,, K ,.., 'dir . J.,-4 is Q., ul., it mai--pRw k ' H, Wav -. Q-pb-A ',-' 'Q u 4' 1 I ' A A A ff. ,,.. ,A- 'i,,,,,,f . we-h t X r - A ? .n ft wf X awk M . vb gums, Q WU ,wk , digg, y f Q L Q. ,, C4 fd' . my- my fb an 'gl'-7 '27 DARLENE WILLIAMS EDITH FREEMAN JUNE ANN JOHNSTON HELEN BOYD 1 yr letterman 1 yr letterman 2 yr letterman 1 yr letterman Sp1ker :vet up Sp1ker fteerelte Marco! TWILA PHILLIPS fteerettef IB fguad FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Lou Ann Ph11l1pS TW1la Phllhps Carol Ph1111ps SECOND ROW Mary Jane Weaver Kat1e Thomas Jarue Ph11I1pS Aruta Alvarado THIRD ROW Malmda Crocker Sandy Hale Pat Schne1der Marg1e Roberts Nora Horton 90 . . . . ,. . S , Q . 4 vm , 1 , C7 if ' ,Y ',' ,Z 5' Y. N, 4 Q . N T7 1 ' ' 1 I 1 w: xy, . 1 -' 4 in I I 1 ! 3 a l : 1 , . 3 v I I I ' Tiffin? C 5, nil JZ' ' T male Squad LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Engle, Edwards, Bridges, Chaves, Carrol, Zubiate, Brown Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Appleton, McWilliams, Abreo, Correa, Phillips, Bristow Dorsey, Barnes Carlson, French. BACK ROW: C0achBently Puckett Phelan Anderson Holmes, Vaughn Alexander Lewis Coach Kelly To right Coach Harold Bentley Sprint hurdle and distance Coach Curtis Kelly Fleld Coach ! Below Mlke Zubiate B S H S s only Pole Vaulter clears the bar s.,. Q Below Distance men Left to Right Gordon Dickmson Ronald Carlson Terry Lewis Wesley Phillips Rex Appleton Wayne Vaughn B111 Engle Bud Bridges Bill French 5 -H ---If H gr ., .es Q X x S ff I I f D Y I Y I Y 0 i I 0 . ' - - I - .... - . , if? - -4 fi: '-L J ,N . 'H - X . f A s , ' : , : , I I I 1 I D ! I ' I A ,.,. F ., ,Q , X, - 5 Xa Q, - Q , h .- X ., , v-R 'T' -X, 5 -ng.- D , . A . ,7 n 1 -t i .f .co ' rg 9 .K VN . l ,P l . U x .,, L, 4. B . ' . - 2 A, , 'Z n H Te . ,Q ,v A' - . is A V E - i . ' 4 .arse , f- ,. V K '- .x J lv. 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Q' we eeifiefg RIGHT J Kmman D Halbrook E Hollis W Bell B Rogers J LEFT TO RIGHT T Stanley S Subla S Sarxnmto B McMahen Roger THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach R Baud J Thomas atte I't0l'1 P Dan1els B Lewallen L B COACH BAIRD Manager Co Captam BAT TE RTON B ROGE R x X e'5fPf f ILI IC ,Fx-V -N, 93 I S 1 I W' l S 1 ' ' A ' 'Qf' P A s x N I , I i I ' . I f I' . I. z I , ff A A x X Q , ' 4 - , T., I -' ' .,E,.A:w- - ' 4 1 N , X f -L, El R I ' - I 4 , ' 1 1 I ' ,, , ,X yy 1 I X S X L aff? '1 ' f ' N ' 'I' . ' W W6 R 'ff ff! ,R I X J ,J -I .kv I I'W x fl I 3: r ' X I ' ,f A J x ' X I .7 Y X , I I4 A ' R f ' ' W R' A ' ' . xl vt , We - V ev X . Y . 1 - 'xv : LI b , I f N - K 3 U , -3 I ' - , : . , . ' , . ' , . ,E. , . ' , . . ', : . ' , . , G. . L. . , I 4 :Z a , X ' . ,,,, ' osip . 'Q l 's X 8 I 0' 0 Y Xia E ' ! ' J 5 I. s T277 H K X , ' I V, ...M . H f ' , ,. 3 P ,IW-Q in I X , , , ., WJ I Nga ,., x I ' W, , if ' A a R . P DANIELS J CURTIS As W B MCMAHEN OUTFIELDERS Kneehng S Sub1a W Bell Standmg R Harrmson B McAdams D Halbrook B Lewallen B LE WALLEN W BELL C MOSER N 'I 1254 my sf' bl 39 , jf X 4 I 1 X 3 . o ' , , 45. E, X V QS I' 'G Q n 4, , , V 5 KX 'V i ' ' 1 I , I Q A 1 v 1 i , z 1 ' : . ' , . . ' : 1 . l 0 Q l I V , , ,A,,, N 4,5355 1 , ' ' , f S I I ps-B' L 'Q e' Q 7 , , , 2 YL ' 1 Y 14 ' A L ..,. if ' V I . 3,4 A , x94 'f'X -R 5,1 C J THOMAS JOHNSON sr ,W S SARMIENTO T STANLEY 4' ' 1 I . g, .1 mn ,l,, .4-' 1 -r. a r V L. 'KY 5 0 at ' sl 'ffff X. 49 -gf, INFIELDERS AND CATCHERS Left to Right kneeling: S Sarmiento J Thomas Standing: J Kinman E Kelly B McMahen G Peacock P Daniels J' Rogers. 95 E HOLLIS B MCADAMS , 4 'N Wi f , . X 1 . ' gf 'TNQ i N N9 Z 1 S SUBIA J ROGERS J KINMAN PIT CHERS Left to nght T Stanley J LeFevre B Roger J Curt1s E Holhs K Johnson Moser D HALBROOK 'N' LEFE VRE nf' KELLY R HARRISON 'Q J l . ' A f XS 46, I ,J I I , 6 Tw. I :F J , fax. f , . J. MWfQ9fil I 'A V r , Hi . Y ...H Ji ox 4 'T gl N 1, , X K W Q15 4 J . V 1 Q 7 Q I FA gif in-,Tr x J f , Ti ff a L. A M 'A . . ' ' I . T ,' . ', c'. ' J ' ' N 7 J J 9 XT WI I I Q J . I , , IV , .., I lux' I ,, YJ 4 x ' Q 6 1 I , X .xx f . x O --Q. ?7T if A ! , K 1 1 af if T' Hi' I Organizations W 6 Student Body President Wesley Grigsby has proven hirnself to be a very able leader as President of the Student Council this year. Wesley servedas secondvice president andthis year has elevated himself to this high POS1t1OH The Student Council sponsored such activities as the Fall Carnival Canned Food Drive Christmas Formal Twirp Week and various assemblies Mr and Mrs Don Green are Stu dent Council sponsors ftudent Coumzl STEPHEN BAIRD VALJEAN LaCROIX BRENDA GORDON SAMMIE SUE MCCOMB I ' 4' 15 gi. 1 ' ,,A. , ' ',,,,',, i . , in , ,E ! 2 t 2 7 First Vice President Second Vice President 100 Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Senior R l77l'tifl'l1IfIf1.1 w JULIUS GLICKMAN OPAL HANCOCK GEORGE PEACOCK TOMMY BUCKNER SUSAN LANDERS ADRIAN deGRAFFENREID Q1 Yopbomoz 4 Rap: an nmlzz cf JAMES DRAKE CAROLYN PHILLIPS BOBBY EVANS SHERRY LURTING BILL ENGLE MELINDA CROCKER 43 ,gg-' .,,n V 1,- Y ' J QM35 Vt VL! umm R501 fu nlalzz Lf TONI THOMAS BENNY MCCRARY JUDY REAGAN KATIE THOMAS BILL FRENCH SHARRON CREIGHTON is G- 5' Pi pm Vw f f LANE EDWARDS BRENDA GORDON Edxtor As so c1ate Ed1tor fi 5 1765 SUSAN LANDERS Sen1or Class Ed1tor BARBARA COFFEE Act1v1ty Ed1tor OPAL HANCOCK Art Ed1tor JEAN FUQUA Assoc1ate Art Ed1tor El Rodeo .fm The El Rodeo 18 ed1ted by the staff members who are chosen for the1r ab111ty morgamzatmn leadershxp art and photo graphy Orlginal layouts art composl t1ons and photographs are done by the staff members Even though each sect1on of the year book has specxal edltors members of the ent1re staff cooperate 1n producmg the pub hcatxon SAMMIE SUE MCCOMB Club Edltor GEORGE PEACOCK Sports Edltor BOBBY MCADAMS Assocmate Sports Edltor DICKIE MADISON Staff Photographer MARY ANN NUGENT Staff As s1stant EDITH FREEMAN Staff As s1stant GLENDA GREENWOOD Staff As s1stant TONI THOMAS Staff As s1stant JUDY CAUBLE Staff Ass1stant JO ANN EBLING Staff As sxstant JUDY REAGAN Staff Ass1stant KAREN MONTGOIvfERY 102 Staff Ass1stant . . . , . , , - , Y H I . D . - A If , - I f is . ' Q S 1, ky, I . . Z , . . . ' . M 7 ' al. , V f ,N Q. R ' A J ,..., , Q ' I 3-Z - Y A K V ' ' -af, -' e, , , ,4 Q p is -' .4 L .,.. 'SZ X ' -9 V ' : 3 , ' .- .-V' E' X - W A ,fffsf , ,. , X X 5,3 3' ' his 3' A Fm ' J :L a V A - ' S'-z Ax A if ar 1' A . 'X K v, ' A , V V ' 0 . The Corral Staff Corral staffers live by the calendar and the clock, as the cub reporter gets instruc- tions on the finerpoints of writing, and the co-editors with their assistants, make up the pages for the printer. News oforgani- zations, campus activities, sports, and other events of interest is published twice a month by the Corral Staff of B, S.H, S, In addition to the staff members, the following se rved as reporters on the Corral Staff: Havens, Jennings, Jones, Mahoney, McMahen, Mendoza, Navarrete, Porch, Ro g e r , Sarmiento, Stanaland, Stanley, Tucker. Barber, Bell, Brown, Galloway, Eastham, Fowler, Hale, Hoggard, Mc- Mahen, McPherson, Pearson, Pool, Rey- nolds Wooten Holmes Burke Dunnam Fryar Hickman S e a r c y Underwood Vernon LEFTY MORRIS Business Manager ADRIAN DeGRAFENREID Business Manager BOBBY LA WDERMILK Business Manager PAT ROGERS Society Editor GWYN MCCULLOUGH Society Editor LINDA HEFLIN Feature Editor LYNDA GLENN Feature Editor XIE GERALD DAVIDSON Sports Editor BEVERLY MARTIN Exchange Editor CAMILLE I-IEFLEY Exchange Editor MARY OLIPHANT Club Edltor 103 CARLENE COLEMAN Chief Make Up Editor JOHNNY HARRISON Circulation Manager JEAN PETERS JANICE WEST Co -Editor Co -Editor VIRGINIA JOHNSON Associate Editor Q 'Sf Wax 1:- 4 YS- 'BL r Y I I I , I . I D I ' ' 'N 4 I ' . Na . X f V 'v 1 rf. 5pi2ffT5f'ZKf'Sl'zf' , Gi . I . A v ' -5 . Q ' he . '-fi: 1 MLj,,.Q.ABEY- ,, ,sf in . Sports Editor T11 wi f, A ,f av I All - V 1' V Y , s -,mv . Q' My V . R Q57 n 1 .3-Q, 5 Q- 5 it . -1 ' , Tr' X ' 2 I na., 4 ' 5 ' I 'fi . K-1 -', . f - f 1 ,P 1, -U I' 35 v-- - , C9 3. Dzmfzbutwe Educcmon LEFT TO RIGHT ROW l Woods Ussery Cox Clackum Barr1ngton Lane Fortenberry ROW Z Devme Patton Coots Hancock Culwell W1se Arnold Fxerro ROW 3 Mr Farrar Hmson Patton Halbrook Bell Burns Copelm Hauer an C7 YI 4 Dislributizfe Ednmliorl Officers OFFICERS, SEATED: Barrington, Clackum, Fortenberry, STANDING: Mr. Farrar, Cox, Lane, TO4 RU' Vocalzonal Iizflum ml Club ROW1 Nance Mxers Thurman ROW Z Mr Shxve Jones Murphy I-Iarkr1der Todd Lee Cunnxng ham ROW 3 Tucker Pederson Brxggs Petterson Paddxck Kennedy Martxn Turner ROW4 Baxley Wmlhams Davxs Masters Sewell Roberts 'Iii' 04' 'i Kr' Vofanonal Industrial Club O Hers STANDING1 Bobby Thurman. Jackie Tucker, Mr. Shive. SEATED: Melva Turner, Charles Nance, I-Orene Miers, Saundra Murphy. 105 'Glen Hb lin 'lv 9h :U 'H ' -L-. fpanzsb Club FRONT ROW Wallace Hollmgsworth Landers Woodall Grant Martm Hefley Alexander Sh1pp Mann Lurtmg Carson Ph1ll1ps Doles Wxlhamson SECOND ROW Webb W1ll1ams Deel Crelghton Reagan I-larr1s Hammond Gr1ff1n Wxlhamson Loveland Sm1th Blghafll Sewell Terry Roberts Balrd Robxnson Gebert THIRD ROW Phelan Kxnman Cloud Hensley Edwards B1shop Potter Enstrom Burton Porter McComb McDonald Baker Sweeny Baldw1n Crawford Mxss Slaughter Grant BACK ROW Bule Marm Dodd Sweet Reed Chapmann Epps Hxltbruner Waters Chap man Haruson F1elds Wxlhams Hamrlton McCrary Bam Coker Clenden1en Stephens 'Un 'Q' ' , , ' S auisla Club O icers LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammie Sue McComb-president' Marilyn Bigham-secretary-treasurer' Judy Reagan- vice president' Miss Slaughter-sponsor. 1 O6 Latzn Club LEFT TO RIGHT ROW1 Nlchols Duke McG1bbon Cowper Glenn G11bert Coffee Landers Helms Grlner ROW Z Barr Shxelds Klrby Cole Engstrom Dxck Brook McE1rath Enn1s Anderson Howard Roberts Meek ROW 3 Angela Vaughn LaCro1x Sporchutz Gr1ff1th Lunsford Marstran Coats Allen Dyer ROW4 Mrs Rmta Weeg Meek Mase Br1stow Dorsey Anderson Leach Allen McComb Thorburn X x Lalnz Club Offlren LEFT TO RIGHT Lyn Anderson, Valgean LaCro1x, Samm1e Sue McComb 107 i S - I A - 4 5 1 E 1 I I i Q ' I 4 I 1 A , . 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' , . , . 9 'J X me - f Q .fwwa-M. 4. up QJY'-: 1 fbortband Club LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Watkms West Peters Arrxck Johnson Hawkms Self Mrs Green ROW Z M11ler Farquhar Burchett Porter G11bert Enn1s Cam LaCro1x Bradberry ROW 3 Gordon Edwards Branch Tally Mabe Jones Lovelace Guthr1e Heard aq- J--X Slmrllnznd Club 0 1C6fS LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Self V1rg1n1a Johnson Jean Peters Barbara Burchett Mxldred Heard Janxce West 8 Xf' ey Club FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Baxrd Meek D1ck1nson W1111amson Evans Bryant SECOND ROW Grlgsby Jarratt Everett Stephens French Edwards Engle THIRDROW MCROI-ey Leach Strxplmg Parsons Moore Barnes Morrls Whlttlngton Key Club Officers OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Stnphng Secretary Treasurer Stephen Baud Presxdent Bob Leach Vxce Presxdent 109 400 -it uture Homemaker! 0 Amemca LEFT TO RIGHT ROW1 Thomas Franklm Hood Greene Bennett Cole Alvarado Schuerger Patton Ochotorena Rodrxguez Gebert Ph1ll1ps Nelll ROW2 Murphy Mann Boles Snow Schne1der Hancock Dawson Fuqua Johnson Coleman Reynolds Ph1ll1ps Arness Russell Turner Allen Jordan Ar1sta ROW3 Mrs Boren Early Holden Deanda Hernandez Weaver Ebhng Wxllmams R1gg1n5 Wyatt Jackson Appleton Murphy Terry Sewell B1gham Washmgton nnam Hearn Dav1s Cunnmgham Chck Bnggs Wyatt ROW 4 Wxlson McDonald Wxcks Plew Alan Sledge Carpenter Baxrd W1ll1ams Sneed Rudd Grady Colvard LaFon Newman McPherson Lurtxng Cudd Grant Haley Shxpp Osborne Alexander Stutevxlle Fxerro ROW 5 Byerly Kelly Mlller Benthall McKee Dement Smxth Taylor Ph1ll1ps Hernandez Powell James T1ckner McG1bbon Cowper McGrary Perdue Sprgner Jones Marstrand Brown Colvln Patterson ROW 6 Looney Thxxton D1az York Cole Pelz Crocker Phllhps York Brown Roberts LEWIS Peters Porch Danlels Heflln Pond Coker Ba1n Wren Cole Seals Smxth Sporchutz Eldrxdge Clawson i ,435 W n,nn E Fulure H omemakers-C ba pier I and I I BOTTOM ROW: Wren-Reporter No. Z5 Coker-secretary No.23 Coleman-Vice President No.1g Johnson- Historian No. Z9 Fuqua -President No. Z5 Lurting -Parliamentarian No. lg Washington-Parliamentarian No. Z5 Lewis -Song Leader No. Zg Baird-Song Leader No, lg Hancock-Vice President No.Zg Thomas-President No. 19 Cowper-Reporter No. lg McGibbon-Historian No. 1. H0 1 1 ', 1 ak Tl' 4 1 4 3 in :ii , , gf' ,ii C 2 1 Q , A fl. - .L Future Fmfmem 0 Anfzerzca Cbclptef LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW McClanahan Whxte Moore Buckner McCown Engle Wxlhams Mr Vines SECOND ROW Hubbard Cobb Whxteheld Rlchardson Marxon Rlddle Fuller Savell THIRD ROW Kxzer Wnght Spxcy Bryant Sanders Wxlson Hamlln Bmgham Fox FOURTH ROW Hewett Denton Puckett McW1ll1ams Jackson Per1sh Whxte Covmgton Morrxs Meeks AL 'ST 'D QW Future Farmers 0 Amerzca O :ters LEFT TO RIGHT Riddle Sefiretary Fuller treasurer Parxsh vxce presxdent Wlxxte preszdent Cobb reporter Wh1te!'1eld sentxnel 111 TrzHz Y LEFT TO RIGHT ROW1 Wren Cole Crocker McPherson Lurtxng Phillips Terry Heflin McG1bbon Cow per Wilson ROW 2 Anglea Smith Webb Robinson Coker Bigham Johnson Grant Sewell Haynes Simpson Holdan Howard ROW 3 Mann Freeman Hale Ebhng Thomas Hefley Woodall Rogers Perdue Russell Waslungton Lewis McCrary Harnmon ROW 4 Boyd Reagan Isaacks Creighton Shields Thomas Montgo mery Williams McDonald Franklin Seals Marstran Shipp ROW 5 Reynolds Sledge Oliphant Greenwood Pool Weaver Mart1n Johnston Baker Haley Bam Roberts ROW 6 Grant Doruca Horton Meek Cauble ROW 7 Coats Carpenter Chadd Barber Campbell Nugent Edwards Nichols ROWS Coleman McCombs Landers Barr Havens Fuqua Porter Gordon Cole Pond Dawson Hawkins Caln McMal1an Farquhar ,.-. f' 1 lf' lj-f 'KW zkerf LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary Linda Nichols' Historian Susan Landers' Treasurer Lynn McMahen' President Brenda Gordon: Parliamentarian Carlene Coleman' Vice President Samnmie McComb' and Chaplain Brenda Barr. 112 HzY LEFT TO RIGHT IST ROW Everett Brxstow Dorsey Edwards Dxckenson Anderson McEvers ZND ROW Brown McMurry Hensley Wlute Jackson Utley Engle Drake Parrxsh 3RD ROW Wlute Whxtaker Lew1s Satterwlute, Rxchbourg McCullough 4TH ROW Wolk Balrd Hamby SIUIIYIODB De Graffenrexd McCrory Norred Brown Reynolds Rosser Mahoney Phxllxps Moore I-'alkner Buckner Morrxs Strxp hng Hzunes, Arnold McPherson zlrerr TOP ROW: Stephen Baird, Vice-Presidentg Robert Stripling, Reporter: Julius Glickman, Secretary. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Leach, Chapling Billy Bob Sattex-white, Treasurerg George Peacock, Parliamentarian. STANDING: Johnny Roy Phillips. 113 Major! Club FIRST ROW Alvarado Ph11l1ps Farquhar Mxss Smzth Navarrete Horton Coats SECOND ROW Ph1111ps Phxlhps Ca1n Self Lovelace Guthrle Arrrck Potter THIRD ROW Roberts Burchett Heard Johnson Mabe Sledge Reynolds VIRGINIA JOHNSON CAROL SELF LYNDA GLENN MISS SMITH NITA FARQUHAR PATSY POTTER 114 0 zcers Reporter Preeudent Secretary of Treasury Sponsor Chaplam Vxce pres1dent 's 'I ln. Bzble Club LEFT TO RIGHT ROW1 Dav1s Heflm Osborne Gllbert Landers Bradberry McCullough Rudd Peacock ROW2 R1gg1ns 1ckman Donxca Potter Gradcly Halbrook Taylor Haggard Grmer ROW3 Mrs Johanson Peters Havens Fuqua Edwards Johnson Taylor Gossett Duke Burough Conwell Turney Greenlees ROW4 P1tzer Ellxson Clayton Da1ly Chapman Brrdwell Jackson Haynes Strxpllng Lewallen Bible Club Offlfers U LEFT T0 RIGHT! Peacock, Qstandingj, Burrough, Osborne, Heflin, Dui-Qeyr Dunnam, McCullough Qstand ingj, ROW 2: Peters, Greenlees, Johnson, Fuqua, Havens, Johanson, ROW 3: Donica Edwards, 1.ewa11en, Birdwell, Haley, smpung. 115 , El 71 The BSHS band has been very fortunate in having Julius Clickman as their respec- tive drum major. Julius has held this position for three consecutive years. He is outstanding in the field of many perform- ances. Among his many honors, Julius was selected to play in the All-State Band at the Band Directors Convention in Gal- veston. I 1 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Friedewald, Jarratt, Rogers, Buie, James, Osborn, Chapman, Hamilton, Wilemon, Powell. SECOND ROW: Crawford, Hensley, Breckenridge, Greenwood, Tally, Irwin, Woods, Smith, Patton, Hollirxgworth. THIRD ROW: Glaser, Cannon, Simmons, Dunnigan, Latson, Morgan, Hiltbrunner, Green, Webb, Gafford, Cole. 116 V , mum W HH Mm .J , FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Buie, Rogers, Branch Carter, Graham, Hohnson, Rice, Bumgarner, Burnam, Hart. FIFTH ROW: Pearson, Musick, Boles, Williams, Sweeten, Blythe, Waters, Oli phant, Roger, Speary, SIXTH ROW: Glickman, Engstrom, Bishop Bennett, Peterson, Gage, Davis, Faulkner, Davis, Tillering,Brooks Seals, Mr. Wiehe, Marstrand. 117 1 r Twirlers for the B, S, H, S, Band are Sharon Seals, Mary Jane Engstrom, Charlotte Mar- strand, and Mike Bishop. Although they are all sophomores, they have done a splendid job and have worked diligently. They have presented interesting entertainment at the halftime periods at the football games as well as participating in the Mardi Gras celebration this year. 5 W 1' ey I ff V I 1 .1-W er 1 3 is Ez isis llf , , e if MNT? 3 I f ig 5 f f 'L 5 4 fi' Z 5 ' f 1 .fs -Q ftilgwi A... - ,, A A 1 1 f 3 5 A Cappella bon' ROW1 LEFT TORIGHT Mxkesell Wllson Olxphant Todd Helms Turner Potter McElrath Hoggard ROWZ Dav1s I-hckman W1lcoxson Smxth Vanghn Grxffxth Mahoney Brooks Ebersole ROW3 P1tzer Fryar McPherson Haynes Hensley Allen W1ll1ams Owen Hensley Clayton Barrmgton Marxn if-+1 A 1.g.1n..sI1sl- 3 i Gulf Chou ROWI Wxlkerson Tlckner Stewart Warren Sweeney Ware Hmkson Wxcks Kendncks Sneed Appleton ROW 2 Chandler Colvard York Robmson Looney Arnett Coe Hull Haynes Rudd Grady Wyatt ROW 3 Brown Taylor Yates Heard Haley I.. Smxth Webb N Smlth Cole LaFon Mr Dawes ROW4 Turney Cudd Conwell Smlth D1mment L Smxth Watkms Th1xton Statevxlle -.-qi umm' H zylormm FIRST ROW W11son Mabe Talley Woods Cam Hefhn McMahan Arrxck Meador McComb SECOND ROW Campbell Johnson Carpenter McKee Murphy Lovelace Hawkms Coleman Mc Pherson Dun THIRD ROW C Rosser Frankhn McDonald Burnam Morgan Coleman Porter nderson Chapman FOURTH RO Plulhps Olxphant M Moore B Moore deGraffenre1d McCrory Morrxs Eastham Brown B1rdwe11 Montgomery Mr Yates Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Ma ' are - resi ' Charlene Campbell-vice-presidentg Carlene Coleman treasurerg Lynn McMahan-corresponding secretaryg Lyn Anderson-recording Secretaryg Judy Hawkins reporterg Virginia Cain- reporter. 119 It ,, .nlq gang 19? mm -AMF' was 1' f' rf -an-annum MMM 1957 Slew Left to rlght Rowl M Mann B Dunnarn C Hoggard L Conwell S Hawthorn H Sh1pp B Jones Row Z C Halbrook M Wyatt J Brat r J Sunpson C Campbell 'NI Farquhar ROW3 E Dawd son G Mahoney T Thomas E Freeman K Montgomery J Heflm J Cowper Row 4 J Franklm S Haley D Sweeney C Hefley IN Srruth L Woodall J Cudd Row5 B Mart1n K McG1bbon J Hendrxck A Harrxs P Porter J Flynn D Howard Rowo P Rogers J Webb L I-learns M Cl1ck K LaFon C Sneed S Rudd fx pa Pep Squad Offlwrs ..-ff' A'- Q Left to Rxght Co Sponsors, 'vhss Tommye H111 and Mrs Barbara Maves, L1brar1an, Marllyn Blgham, Secretary, Sharron Crerghton, Treasurer, Pat Johnson, Drum MaJor, Lynne Porter, Pre sldent, Opal Hancock, Socral Chaxr rnan, Tom Thomas , , . - M N N' 'L ' 'P ' 4- ,.,, , ,Q '-, L f A ' , V W fir' ' '- f' , L ,.,,, , ,,,,,.,,, - , 1, ' ' Q . WHY ' W , ' ' f ' A YAA k H LW 7- , , L .' ' . h A .. f f- wmv' V L JM, -we M r - W My V4. A W mr . - W , I M y W ,A Y 4- V F M A, My , Q A -- ,. , - ,WW W.,,,,. ,1 Nw -y V G- A V V .LW In I V T ,, ., .,.--, .. J U L , -3, n A W A ....,. . 1 -va , , H . , an ' Q .. , ........................ M I Q K ' . v W g,,, ,. , xv I ' 4 1 b .1-.- 4 ............. -. Y P 9 ' W 7 Q , . A ty, J f 'J' V 9 Y L--z..:g::f: ---- 7 ' ,L r 4,f.,,4f-ff rv ' - : . g . 3 . g . 3 . g . ' 5 . 2 . : . Q . 3 . 3 , ' 3 . Q l . . 1 . ' ' - 5 . 5 , . g . g . 3 . ' p . . : . ' 3 . . . . ' ' . . . ' . ' . ' . . ' gg . 5 . 5 . . : . 'L . 5 . 3 . ' g . 3 . 3 . . 9' 2 2 fi 10----f, 1 I so .l , 1- is - A-5 -e....... H-. We W Y V 7 1 L Y 4, K 1 Y I - I V-. L -A ' 'M I ' ff- '. -tn, A , .L . '?' . F , Y Y-AA 1-11. av., Rfk Pep Squad Left to Rxght Row 1 C Wxlson K Grant B Pool V Caxn J Hawkxns J Reynolds W Duke S Looney Row Z L Bennett M Ohphant R Doruca S Arrlck D Dernent J Smlth A Sledge L Wallace Row3 S Lurtmg K Coleman C Wlcks lx Baldwln B Brown P Ne1ll S Burns K Loveland Row-1 S Meek J Ebhng S Havens M Nugent C Sewell 'vi Bxgham T Lovelacm B Guthr1e Rov. 5 B Gebert L Lawson I Cole S Crelghton G Coker P Johnson J Shxelds J Fugua Row 6 M Burton T Smlth J Perdue I.. Anderson J Carpenter O Hancook F Barber N T1-ego Row? L Greene L Wren J Mr Crary L Russell B Dennxs G Boxvnds J Gr1ff1n D Mabe ...Q --tow wp..---. ...XL nfs' Hum, 'MMV' .all-tri N M 5 QV T 'z'l nb- Au ..,5... 1 ii. S 4 Gaim Curr! Sulmn A hearty H1' from the Steer Pep Squad Ly une Porter d1dafxne-101335 Drum Major ofB1gSpnng Hxgh School s card sect.1on Many hours were spent worlung on the cards and praetlcxng 121 L A , ,G ,. , A k E A , V 7 -, L. . , , , , ' L , Y D . I ' 7 , , ' , ' A - f. L . 'i . ' , . 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S Y , 1 . . . . - 1 I ' vu -v , ' ' ' ' ' ' A I Court artery FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Bryant Nlchols Havens Mr Wayne Crocker Chadd Carter SECOND ROW Hutchms Guthrxe Anderson Pond Greenlees Kendrxcks Hearn Hammond THIRD ROW Potter Lovelace Engstrom Pelz Wxlhamson Loveland Johnson Flynn FOURTH ROW Burke Thurman McPherson B1shop Parsons Johnson Slrnmons Str1p11ng Balrd Starr ester O zcers LEFT TO RIGHT Nxchols vxce pres1dent Pond treasurer Par sons presudent Havens reporter Chadd secretary Debate Club SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Havens Nlchols Anglea STANDING Meek Mr Wayne sponsor Baxrd Ghckrnan , 1 ,' , , . , , . . 1 ' , ', , , . ' , , . : , . , , , , , . 2 . I I . 1 l 9 I I . D I I I ' R: ,-AQ W - Q7 ' . I ' I - 7 - - I , - I xv,- 'I V x ,A 7 .fi-' . ' 'pl , , . a' ' 3 , . , , ' , 'J' J N, . fl KJ v- b f n 1 E, .aw -v-Xu, csv? 'W--. JOE BOB cL1N:NDEN1N Mom-:STA s1MPsoN If H A. If F A. D1 'm Nl 110 jf .Swv wflvmrf , 'VI if ff Q ful XJ Kp x GE ORGE PEACOCK Jlhljbl' if Club 52901 'mmm LQ? v y Q Eh., A A 4 sur: .uuucx Mmm CLACKUM 113111111 D E Club Qllvwl .SD l'L'lbc'lII'f 123 LORAINE MYERS D. IT. Club Sll'C'l'fl7l'tII'f Wim 8 Qevr .Q QA . Tim Mb vigwwq XQL f5 w um ff 5 bfi QKLQ CL,Q,c-f. Perronnel Board Of Education 'B' f Y W .B 4 L! S 3 E 5 ' ' i 4 Q I L 4. wi' Q 7 5 Clyde Angel Omar .Tones John Dlbrcll Joe Neely Tom Guln President Vice-President Secretary 126 fi .l 49- av' Admz'nzktmIi0n Avg -ff Floyd Parsons Roy D. Worley Benny Pierson Superintendent Principal Assistant Prin fvfi ,Q no-'f' Tom McAdams Robert Stripling bl' 1 if 1 Al Dl'l'EL'fO1' 0 Atblelzkf A1 Milch Curtis Kelly Director of Ath. Coach Hardin-Simmons-M.E. Sul Ross-M.E H141 H10 6 ? 'm form! ,Vczbnce 'N V -l- 'WJ .M .J 1' V 4 Harold Bentley Mrs. Barbara Maves Frank McDonald History-Coach Government History Howard Payne-B.S. Bradley U. -B. S. North T.S. -B. S. 130 .RW John P. Yates History-Coach Texas U. -B. S. W tvs. ' ' v Douglas Whitley Chemistry-Physics Texas U. -M. A. R . M. Williams Biology Texas Tech. -M. E. fczknce as 1 . klilnr . Sam Bell Biology-Coach North T. S. -B. S. 1 1 F X A mn. W? . , Mitchell Malouf Biology-Coach Hardin -Simmons -B. S. .A:,. ninzfu H ff .ijigvl ,v gf 'N , W 1 Vlffmwwnww 'Qu...,..,u Thug-,yr X Enghlfb its 4 'r 'N' X M, ff fi f x I MissIoneMcAlister Mrs. Ellen Bownds Mrs. Zell NiCkC1'5On MTS- ADH BYHUYYI MTS- Nita W3 English English English English English T.S.C.W.-B.A. T.S.C.W.-B.A. O.C.W.-B,S. 132 McMurry-B.S. Baylor-M.S. 2 Mrs. Janice Harris Mrs. Pat Murphy Librarian Library Clerk North T.S. -B.S. McMurry Mrs Helen Worley Miss Edna McGregor Mrs. Angela Boren Study Hall Homemaking Homernaking Hardin Simmons Texas Tech. -B.S. Texas T. -B. S. Mrs Patsy Roach Mrs Reta Weeg Miss Colleen Slaughter Mrs. Betty Green Mrs. Willene Ef1g11S1'1 Latin English Spanish Shorthand-Typ. Humphrey U B Texas T M A C W M A T.C. U. -B.S. 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'Ukr- Matbematug Speech and ournalzfm Nv' 'Q-N G T Guthr1e Mxss Tommye H111 Don Green A1 Tr1g Algebra Alg Geom Texas U M A Hardxn S1mmons Texas Tech M A B A if Roy Ban-d Mrs Erma Steward Phlllp Wayne Bus Math Coach Journahsm Speech McMurry B S Hardm Slmmons Texas U B A j 5611101 Yea: Hzgfylzvlylzrf BJ P1 omg G1 flflunlzolz In September 1957 one hundred eughty f1V8 sen1ors began thelr flnal year at B S H S All thoughts were on graduatlon when the 1nv1tat1ons were ordered Too late now not to graduate' Class favor1tes best all around and beauty norrunees were chosen We wa1ted breathlessly for the results to be presented at the Chr1stmas formal No one was d1sappo1nted On Semor Day we went to Howard County Jtuuor College to f1nd out about the tralmng LH var1ous vocatxons We realxzed that we dld not know what to do or how to go about rt Our bxg day was graduauonl Tears flowed abundantly f1lteredw1th nervous but happy laugh ter We were suddenly awakened to the reahza t1on thatourlearnlnghadonlybegun Expenence would be our teacher from here Our sen1or year was never dlsappoxntxng never dull It l1ved and breathed because we made lt what It was an lndelxble memory for ever stamped 1n our rmnds and hearts 3 I' X Pre s1dent GEORGE PEACOCK V1ce Presldent INITA FARQUHAR Secretary JANIICE WEST C km 0 1958 ALDRIDGE, DARRELL ALLEN, ROBBY-V.P. of Acapella Choir, Basketball '55, '56, ANDERSON, TRAVIS-V.l.C. '55, '56, '57, ARNESS, KAREN-F.H.A.,, Tri- Hi-Y, Spanish Club. ARNOLD, AUDREY-F.H.,A. '54, '55,'56, D.E. '57,'58. ARNOLD, CHARLES-Spanish Club Dramatics Club, Hi-Y. ARRICK, SUE-Sec. of Fresh., Soph., Jr. Class, Band Queen '57, Pres. of Spanish Club '54, '55, AUBREY, RAY-Transfer from San Angelo High School '56, BAIRD, STEPHEN-Key Club Pres. '57, '58, Debate Club, Student Council V.P. '57,'58, Jr. WhO's Who, Golf. BARR, BRENDA-Tri-Hi-Y Chap- lain '56, '57, Corral Staff, Hi- Talk . BENNETT, LORETTA-Rainbow, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H. A, , Homemaker of the Yr. , Pres. '57, '58. BENTHALL, WANDA-F.H. A. , Pep Squad. BIRDWELL, DANIEL-Football Basketball, Baseball, Bible Club Treasurer BOWNDS. GAY-Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, High School Headlines , Acapella Choir BRADBERRY, JOY-Acapella Choir, Pep Squad, Bible BROWN, WENDELL -Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Football '54, '55 BRECKENRIDGE BOB BROOKS SHARON Acapella Cholr F H A Bible BUCKNER TOMMY Student Coun c1l Key Club F F A BUIE JERRY BURCHETT BARBARA Volleyball Major S Club F H A Outstanduxg Student In Algebra BURKE ED Spamsh Club V I C Dramatxcs Club BURNAM RONNIE CAIN VIRGINIA Corral Staff Tr1 H Y F H A Pep Squad CALLAWAY JACKIE Football Baseball Track F F A CANNON DON Band H1 Y A Dream boy Football Basketball Corral Staff CARROLL ERNESTINE Corral Staff F H A B1ble CERVANTES NAOMI CLACKUM MARIE Drarnatxcs Club B1ble D E COFFEE BARBARA Pres of Soph and Jr Class Student Coun cxl Spamsh Club Volleyball COLE WILMA F H A Dramatlcs Club Outstandmg Student In B1ble L A Latm Geometry COLEMAN CARLENE Cheerleader '57 '58 Jr Favorlte CONE MAVIS V P of D E Cor ral Staff Trl H1 Y Spamsh Club B1ble COOK DONALD COX ESTELLE D E auf' it 11' 3 ? f ff V .L f,-gg K Q-X 1 .vimi 'K ' 4 L 1 ' 4' I as-P ,ff Lv' 17 v Q? 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Ar x :N I , -.. M wtxh A H ' A ,I L, f v- ' n I 1- f- I 1 I Wa? These two characters lcheerleaders in real life, were part of the funniest pep rally of the football season. Car- lene played the part of a cool cat , while Sarnrnie Sue made like a native from the heart of Airica by simply putting on an old sack and acting like she always does. A ,lvvx-1 'if' it Qu. wfinwxf V ,1:,e:.,,:,a, M,-2: 1 ' , :I,.. '2'1. .. ,, , -111 , , r f,.,,,,a if 'ffl' ' ' 4 Clan 0 1958 CURTIS, JOHN-National Honor Society DANIELS, JIMMY DANIELS, PRESTON-Football, Baseball DAVIDSON, DON-D.O. , Football, Basketball, Spanish Club, D,O. DAVIDSON, GERALD-Football, Baseball, Hi-Y DAVIS, JACK DAWSON, DIANA-F.H.A. , Tri- Hi-Y, Pep Squad, D.E. DE GRAFFENREID, ADRIAN-Jr. Favorite, Student Council, Basket- ball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Span. Club DIETZ, JANET -F. H. A. , Choir, D, E. , Spanish Club DODD, NAN DUKE, WYNONA-F. H. A. , Pep Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Club, Shorthand DUNN, DENNIS-Transfer from Littlefield High School 140 F H A r1 H1 Y EASTHAM DOUG Football Track H1 Y EBERSOLE ROSALIE Pep Squad F H A B1ble EDWARDS LANE Jr Who s Who Pres of Soph Tr1 H1 Y Edltor of the El Rodeo ELLIOTT DEANNA F H A D V I C ENNIS BETH Latm Club F H A Shorthand Club EPPLEY MARIAN EVANS JIMMY Football Basket ball EZZELL BARBARA D E Treas FARQUHAR NITA Volleyball Ten ms Sportsmansh1p Award '56 '57 Major s Club Tr1 H1 Y FALKNER AVERY H1 Y Band Golf FEHLER TOMMY FERGUSON TURNER B1ble Clu Texas H1story Club FIERRO BELEN D E F H A Spanlsh Club FOWLER MARY SUE Spanlsh Club B1ble Club Corral Staff F H A FRYAR MELVIN Acapella Cho1r Dramatmcs Club B1ble Club FUQUA JEAN Art Ed1tor On The Annual Staff Trl H1 Y F H Pres Pep Squad B1ble Club GAGE BILLY All State Band Dramat1cs Club H1 Y GEBERT HARRIETT GILBERT RAELLEN Latm Club F H A Shorthand Club GLASER ALLEN Band GLENN, LYNDA -Vol1eyball,F. H. A. GLICKMAN, JULIUS-Debate,Dra- matics Club, Drum Major, Student Council, Hi-Y GORDON, BRENDA-F. H. A. Sweet- heart, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y Pres. , F.H. A. , El Rodeo Staff 141 'h it I-14 Robert Stripling is energetically entertaining the kids waiting to have their pictures made by playing a boogie on the piano. Looks like they are getting the most out of it doesn'tiit? 4? fi ge Ev I QAM' , ', , ff-2 A I iam- rf' Clan 1958 GRAY, GAYLE GREGORY , PETE GREENWOOD, AVANEL-Band, Out- standing Student In Homernaking GRIFFORD, ARLINDA-Volleyball, F. H. A. , Major's Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y GRIGSBY, WESLEY -Student Council Pres. '57, '58,Jr.Who's Who,Hi-Y, Football, Debate Club GUM, TIM -Bible Club Parliamen- tarian GUTHRIE, BETTY-Pep Squad, Dra- matics Club, Tri-Hi-Y,Shorthand Club, Bible HALBROOK, RANDALL-D. E. , F.F.A. HAMBY, LANNY -Football, F. F. A. HANCOCK, OPAL -Tri-Hi -Y , F. H. A. Pres. , Pep Squad,El Rodeo Art Editor, Soph. Favorite, Student Council HARKRIDER, ANNA MAY HAVENS, SANDRA-Debate Club, Corral, Dramatics Club, Tri -Hi-Y 142 HAWKINS JUDY Tr1 H1 Y HAYNES HALEY H1 Y Cho1r HEARD MILDRED F H A G11-ls Cho1r Span Club Shorthand HEFLIN LINDA Pep Squad F H A Tr1 H1 Y Press Club B1ble Span1sh Club HICKMAN JAN F H A Acapella Cho1r B1ble HOGGARD CAROLYN SUE Pep Squad Chou: Bzble HOLDER ALICE F H A Pep Squad Cho1r JACKSON DICK Football JOHNSON JIMMY Outstand1ng Stu 'ent In B1bIe and Aero JOHNSON VIRGINIA Ed of Scratch Feature Ed of Corra Volleyball Tenn1s Tr1 H1 Y Pep Squad JONES KAREN Corral Staff Tr1 JONES NITA Debate Club Corral Staff Student D1rector of Dear Ruth Jr Who's Who OutStand1Dg Student Cho1r KENNEDY BENSON KILGORE GAYLE Football Track LaCROIX VALJEAN Cheerleader 3 yrs Student Councll 4 yrs Who's Who Homecomxng Queen 56 LANDERS SUSAN Student Councll 3 yrs Sr Ed of El Rodeo Tr1 H1 Y LAWDERMILK BOBBY NED Foot ball Track LEACH BOB Key Club V P H1 Y LEE SHIRLEY B1bIe V I C LEWALLEN BILLY BOB Football Basketball Baseball Lat1n Club LEWIS JERRY LOUDERMILK JAN Football Basketball All State 3rd Team Baseball LOVELACE TOMMIE SUE Drama Club F H A Pep Squad Short hand Club LOWKE, GEORGE Football,F F A H1 Y, Latxn Club n ' I' 1 H - ' ' 9 - I 0 i I Q - 0 c I 1 1 ' I ' 1- I '. 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' I , - - 1 ' f 1 1 A' y ' 1 i Q - I 143 MCCOMB SAMMIE SUE Cheer leader 4 yrs Student Cou,nc1l V P of Lat1n Club El Rodeo Staff Span Club Pres MCKEE KAREN F H A Out standmg Student In Typmg 3rd place Place At D1Str1Ct MCMAHEN LYNN T3-1 H1 Y Treas F H A Jr Reporter Span Club Autumn Queen Nom1nee MCPHERSON DAN Corral Staff Cho1r Dramatxcs Club H1 Y B1ble MCROREY DWAINE Key Club Golf Team Bus Manager on Corral Staff H1 Y NANCE CHARLES F F A D O V I C V P Cho1r B1ble H1 Y NAVARRETE PETE Span Club Jr H1story Club NICHOLS LINDA Tr1 H1 Y Sec of Debate Club Band Dramat1cs Club Fall and Sprlng Plays of 56 '57 Latzn Club NIX LARRY F F A Band NORRED BILL Manager of Foot ball and Basketball Teams H1 Y NORWOOD MARTIN NUGENT MARY ANN Tr1 H1 Y Pep Squad Span1sh Club OLIPHANT PHIL OLIVER MARY B1ble Club F H A OVERMAN BOBBY Key Club Soph Favor1te Basketball Student Coun C1 OWEN BILL Cho1r Outstand1ng Student In Alg And Geom PARRISH TYRONE F F PATTERSON NORA PATTON BRENDA PEACOCK GEORGE Jr Who's Who Sr Class Pres Football Co Capt Baseball El Rodeo Staff H1 Y Key Club PETERS JEAN Tr1 H1 Y Co Ed1 tor of Corral Volleyball Short hand Span1sh Club F H A PHILLIPS JOHNNY ROY H1 Y Pres Key Club Golf Team F F A PITZER KNOX POND PRISSY Tr1 H1 Y Sec F H A Debate Span Dramat1cs Club Fall Play 56 145 :nuff gg? .r '-. 415-f f? SHEAN MELITA Q '- igwm , h ,, 10 4 1 1 .41 , A , , gf 'gl . .- - .H gg, SIMMONS JIMMY Band Dramatxcs 7, Club H1 Y '9 ' SMITH GENIE F H A Home maker of the Yr 56 57 Outstand mg Student In H E SNYDER DICKY SPARKS JUANELLE SPEARY AL Band STARR TONY Jr Class Play STEWART NELDA STRIPLING ROBERT Key Club Debate Dramat1cs B1ble Spamsh Club Term1s SWEETEN LEON TALLY SANDRA Band Latrn Blble Trl H1 Y Ed1torOf 'DownBeat TAYLOR SANDRA TOUCHSTONE JACKIE TUCKER JACKIE Football Base ball Blble D O TURNER LORETTA TURNER MELVA F H A F T A D O Choxr Volleyball UNDERWOOD LOYD F F A VAUGHAN JUNE Champ Archery Cho1r F H A Entered 1n Basket ball and Volleyball Intramural Tournament VOYLES JOYCE F H A D E Bxble WADE GENEVA F H A Spamsh Club WADSWORTH JERRY WARD C P WATKINS GLENDA F H A Span Blble Shorthand Club X 9 ,JI 'fn ff- ,HR Q9 A xo! TN'- 415-hs 'C' 14 u. if 'err' ,A 0 j 411 .JV- ' Q.,- Bbq' f' T ' 'Xa' ,f 4' 3- 9 ml at 'W hdtv: Y 1- , ' ' ' 2 'rj . . me V . J R ' ' ' ' Q' I - 5. 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Q 'ri ' 4 , - . . . . - if ,, It Y, Qff' I 1 ' '4 'gi , ., 1 1 I 7 I . 1 .1 ' 1' A 0 W if The cheerleaders are certainlyproud of their new outfits, which include skirts, sweaters, jumpers, and ivy league shirts and shoes. Here Val is showing her sweater to a new student, Linda Lewis. 7 N V 23.13 1 23 1' 'n Y QQ 148 Clan 1958 WEST, JANICE-Corral Staff,Sec. Treas. of Sr. Class, Choir, F.H. A. , Shorthand WHITAKER, EDDIE -F.F.A. Vice- Pres. '56, '57 WHITE, FRED-Track WHITTINGTON, ROBERT D. -Hi-Y F.F. A. , Key Club, Golf WILCOXSON, PATTY LOU -F. H. A. Choir WISE, SYBLE -F. H. A. , Choir, D. E WOODS, NANCY-Band, Span. Club Shorthand Club, Bible Two Ifulzdrefl And Tl1r?ll9'-0116 fzmiorf Pnrtzkzpflte In The ACfl.1'l.fl.65 of B. S H I The Junior class of B.S.H.S. consists of one hundred eight boys and one hundred thirteen girls. We are not only industrious but also de- pendable. We strive to make our school one of which we can truly be proud. In our number are many students who give unselfishly of their time and ideas to the activities of B. S.H. S. We host the Junior-Senior Prom, an annual affair given in honor of the Seniors. For this special activity we begin to plan and prepare at the be- ginning of the school year. To raise money, we encourage ba.ke sales, mid-night shows, school plays, and an Auturnn Carnival. Our activities to better our school, however, do not stop at this point. Our ultimate goals are leader- ship, scholarship, and friendship--at home, at school, and at play. m I ,- ,. ' -4 fg. We .if ', ru r , 'ig-ry 15 K3 K v A Q .J 1 M f S mf N Y W Vice -President JO ANN EBLING 149 Secretary-PEGGY ISAACKS Clam 0 1959 Alexander, Allen Alexander, Beverly Anderson, Lynn Arista, Alice Arnett, Harriett Aubrey, Nancy Bailey, Jimmy Baird, Dolores Baker, Sherre Baldwin, Karen Barber, Fan Barnes, Buddy Barrington, Mary Bell, Wilson Bledsoe, Dorene Bond, Linda Boroughs, Melba Boyd, Punky Briggs, Charles Brooks, Jerry Buie, Ronnie Bumgarner, Jimmy Burns, Lewis Burns, Shirley 150 Busby, Harold Campbell, Charlene Cauble, Judy Caldwell, Harold Chadd Kaye Chapman Don Clayton Barry Clendenm Joe Bob Cobb Ken Coats Sherry Colemen Kay Conwell Lxnda Coots Slurley Crexghton Sharon Culwell Jeanette Cunnmgham Kay Cunmngham Nancy Davls Joe Dav-ls Mary Deanda Olga D1az Elvmra Donxca Rosemary Dowmng Jamce Eblxng Jo Ann Elllson Bllly Epps Chff Ferguson Austm F1e1ds Wayne Flerro Gabrlel Flerro Nxna Fxveash Danny Fleckensteln Annette Flores Cruz Flowers Roger Fortenberry Wynell Franklm Jean Freeman Edxth French B111 Frledewald Vxncent Fuller Donald Gonzales Beatrxce Grant Kolla 9- S, L Hu. 5 ..-nf' Yyf it Sv' 0955 Q QM, L ' le N.. Watch those scissors Charlene! Camille Hefley, Nita Jones, Jean Franklin, Lynne McMahen, Linda Heflin, Beverly Martin, and Billy Gage do not seem to care. wfffwf ng, A, ii? ,c 0, 'ww 'ZW Jff' f' yf Eff 9 . ,ff 5 4 .4 Q Q 1 9 I Nj I f' , fm QV H' -ff Y xi! V 1 5 5 A Clam' 0 1959 Greene, Charles Greenlees, Catherine Greenwood, Glenda Groebl, Teddy Hale, Alice Ann Haley, Stella Harnlin, Esco Hamilton, Horace Harris, Jimmy Harrison. Johnny Hathorn, Shirley Hayworth, Jimmy Hefley, Carnille Heise, Joan Helms, Sue Hensley, Randy Hernandez, Frances Hinojos, Rosie Hinson, Jerry Hollis, Preston Hollis, Eaton Holmes, Dennis Horton, Nora Hubbard, Ronnie Hutt Carol Isaacks Peggy Jarr att Mxke Jennxngs Judy Johnson Kenny Johnston June Kelly Julxan Key Charles Kxnney Eddxe Kxrby Janace Klaus Peggy Lane Jo Ann Lmdsey Lloyd Llner Gerald Loveland Kay Mahoney Glenda Martln Beverly Meek Nona Montgomery Karen Morgan Larry Morrow Donn1e Moser Chubby McAdams Bobby McCorm1ck Jerry McCown Joe MCC rary Benny McCreary Warren McCullough Gwyn Mclviahen Bernard McDonald Merlene McElrath June Nea.l Pat Newsom Pennie Norman James Oliphant Mary Oliver Etha Osborne Jane Palomino Victoria Patterson Shirley Parsons Bill Parnell Gerald Parkhill Jimmy 153 Whig, T-4 In I J A1 'vw iq.. u.. fe - .- . A? tak Q. f i gs 'Vs A we ff bf ' . l l ' Q1 l ' uw Kr. -nr' ' - 55535 - 5355. ' 52' , Q, . it if Cheerleading skits are always presented at the beginning of our Pep Rallies. Here representing the cheerleaders are Valjeang Shirley, the French girl, Judy, the New York Pressman, Carlene, the cool cat, Celia, the teenager, Judy the Russian, and coming from Africa is Samrnie Sue. I I- 4 '!l'-'-- 1 'H-N.. .,:. :IF 51.5.1 -- A 1,54-A.?.::',. ' 1 .i an , f- 4 5' , Y N? Q 'Q if WW , J A fa 'Ive A . , gs ,I V' X S' 1, ' ' ',,., . Eg f' Q . 'A ,4 Q 'rc ' ' 'QQ a v Ui 2 WM Clam W2 0 1959 Pearson, Beverly Percy, Clarence Phillips, Carolyn Phillips, Wesley Pitzer, Kenneth Plant, Ross Puckett, Jolm Pujo, James Reagan, Judy Reed, Donald Reynolds, Judy Rhyne, Doris Rice, Charles Richardson, Don Richardson, Ronnie Riddle, Ronnie Robinson, Dot Robison, Beverly Roger, Tommy Rogers, Pat Rudd, Irene Sewell, Morris Shields, Judy Sledge, Andre Lou Srruth Be s sxe Smxth Donnxe Smlth Lougema Stanaland Dale Stanl ey T erry Stephens James Thomas Jackxe Thomas Kathleen Thomas Tom Thomoson B111 Trego Mary Jane Tucker Jxmmy Valdez Sylvia Va.lenc1a Manuela Wadsworth Benny Weaver Mary Jane WED-Se Ronald Whxte Wynona Wh1tef1eld Jlmmy Wlllzams Darlene W1111ams Thomas Wxllxams Thomas Wxlllamson Frank Wxlson Carol W11son Glenda Woodall Lmda Wooten Ge rald York Nxna The Pep Squad forms a lme for the Steers at the Bxg Spring Odessa game 155 1,0 4' f? ,J Q 6' 1' XXI ,vs np' ,vx fv- 1 'K ff 'HC L., :ave ,, us... 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In Senior H zgb School Sophomor-e's footprints were made very cautiouslythe first days oftheir high school life. It was an everyday occurrence to walk into the wrong classroom and ask for directions. Pride isn't an easy thing to swallow, but the three hundred thirty-seven Sophs. did it in a short time. Coming from Junior High as the top dogs and then finding themselves on the bottom again. It proved to be fun while wearing slime caps and the little red S's which appeared on girls' foreheads. Many puzzled expressions were seen as the new subjects and social activities caught them in a spin of work, fun, and good times The Sophomore s new footprints slowly turned into experienced ones Next year it will be their turn to help direct the footprints of new recruits in Big Spring High President BOBBY EVANS Vice President DELORES HOWARD 4441, Secretary CAROLYN SEWELL Clan 0 190 Abreo, David Alexander, Jeanette Alexander, Mack Allen, Shelia Allen, Dianne Alvarado, Anita Anderson, Danny Anglea, Lona Appleton, Joy Baillio, Clayton Bain, Mary Ella Bain, Linda Baize, Lanny Baker, Louise Batterton, Larry Bennett, Martha Bigham, Marilyn Bishop, Mike Boles, Sue Bratcher Joan Bridges Bud Briggs Lillie Bristow Gordon Brooks Leo sl' 16 1 HOLD THAT TIGER before the Snyder game the instru ments really gleam as the band plays for one of our pep rallies. A gh 1 -V f , as V ,l . J I A in . xy 55 N no . , j I 6 ,P gf, N wg , Q A 1 t ., mi . , ,,,,, 5 , A, ' , g 1 , , .YA1,g,mx 1 fx A ' , at 3 5, if ' .. 1 I Q -Q 3: If it Q V ,V i 3 I ,I 6 W 55, ' 3' A , :YQ 1' ' 'N-t if 1 - - 2 . 4 3 3 A .Y R-,xx , X -- . Ain A ng :J 25, A - I r .g ff t 1 nu' e,,'f 442 fix: xt- i .fazviiii ft 4. 'ig N ,f m '!!'.'.7 'i:::::5-1 'f - ' Q v 'ts' 'R' r. we Q3 f Ji A x .X .tag Q FH' ' i he Carson, W N it Seems as though the photographer was in the wrong place when this picture was made. Celia and Shirley, seemed to IIN Q O , f is K z ,,,-zu f?.::u. on v .lnfig at f om V I' Y. 1 W fi-Q.. in-n Sophornore cheerleaders, be showing off. Clam 0 1960 i Brown, Bobbie N C' Brown, Sue . ff V5 Bryant, Arlen ' -f l Bryant, Eugene Y Burton, Melba A 'X Carlson, Ronald if 2 Judy Carroll, Wesley Carter, Tommie Chandler, Joyce V Chandler, Larry , A Chavez, Eddie N ew I' 'Dv ,- E W ' f W V. Q ,' ,- ie Y M Chavez, Eva 'X' ff. 'us w -v- 1 -:N VfvX 10' A Chavez, Chon W V Clawson, Shirley , V- Click, Mary Lou 'fs 47 Ag Coe, Patsy Coker, Gloria , 4 ,'fi.4.,.4 ji 3 Q , 3 n Cole, lva Nell ,, Cole, Marilee Cole, Randy I F4 Coleman, Jake Colvard, Linda Colvin, Linda -J lrhfil , 158 Covington Teddy Cowper Jane Crawford .Toe Crocker Mahnda Cudd Jane Da11y Bob Damels Barbara Davms Nancy Davidson Eddae Deel Roy Dement Donna Denms Betty Denton Je rry Denton Milton Dick Madllyn Dxcklnson Gordon Dor sey Donald Drake James Dunagan Charles Dyer Conme Edwards Benny Elhson Betty Engle B111 Engstrom Mary Jane Evans Bobby Everett Donnie Flynn Judy Fields Robe rt Fuqua Jerry Gafford Kenneth Garcia Viloiso Gilbert Becky ' Gilbert Janyce Glasier Lala Gonzales Patsy Grady Mary Graham, J1mmy Grant, Celza Green, Mack Greene, Linda Gregory, Dickie Griffin, Janie ,,,.-V' ww -nw if X S.. CE' xx 'YQ' 1'--1' ar' Sv K 41 Q-1 if , ,.n we In b GI 1' Q my ' 0.-I fs WN.-...a But Delores, really! Don't you believe me? Judy has a pretty con- vincing look on her face, doesn't she? 4, n VIL., V :EV LV I- N . lv ,..,,. do , for Q3 .1 if ,..-. WWI' af ,..,r 9 by ,Q- L1 '51 4 fax.- X X i f 9-Y .. Y s -.4 ' 4-J - 4 I . ' .1 'ir-1 F . 5. 5 2. '1'...'v:.2., f'. f F -1'f:-2-:'1-if-:wil vii L Clam 0 190 ., .af - ' 'VK V hx Griner, Patricia If ff in ' Halbrook, Carolyn . 5 V' 'r Halbrook, Dickie ,vw 'N M. NKHCY W i . gli Haxnby, Billie , A - Hammon, Jean ,X fx 5,3 I x X if Harris, Annette by 5' 1 2 Haynes, Martha 'N 1 Hearn, Linda rib 'C' X ' Heflin, Janette ' ' Hensley, Bill '-5 V E Hernandez, Elisa 14 ,r 571,354 If 5 V 5' yjargy- Hewett, Jerry ' ' Hickson, Linda , 49 1 fr. . . Z . V ,V ,, ,ki ,-5 Hiltbrunner, Alvin . ' Q A Q, R ' Hogg, Raymond , Hoisager, Lyle , 5' N Holden, Beverly 4 W I fi dv i an YS 3 A ,X f T' A I 5 Q31 Holder, Shirley ,zaffff 1- Holnngswfmh, Bobbye , , 'V-J Hood, Lynn ' ' 'I Howard, Delores W5 1 , 'l Q ,VY K' tl 49 gul1,hTw1aT r C . utc ens, er y 11 if 1 'J K ' 160 lrw1n Pat Jackson Elame Jackson Tommy Johnson Jeanette Johnson Pat Jones Betty Lou Jones Butch Jones Mxtchell Jordan Venetta Kelly Elton Kendrlck Jan Klncaxd Jerry Klllough Shzrley Kmxnan James Kxzer Bobby Kmght Larry La.Fon, Kaye Lane Kenneth Latson Larry Lawson Luan Leonard Lmda Lesl1e Jlm Lew1s L1nda Lewl s Ronnxe Lewi S Terry Long Dealton Looney Sue Luce Alvin Lurting Sherry Mann Marilyn Marstrand Charlotte Meek Betty Meek Millard Mike sell Judy Miller Fe rn Montez Isabel Moore Mona Morris Stanley Morris Dickie Murphy! Dickie Murphy, Mary Ann Musick, Harry 161 4- 'D' 45 .X ling Q- 1 3 'HU' JL. 'N 'Dv 1 s... g I . ,max wa.. R - 'NG Q , J N , ,, 4 , 1 1 5 1 V In r Af! eff' .,......,. 'Nt if ff! Liv ,am .Ar Ml xl' 1 Come on Daddy, Let the good times roll . Luan and Pat are illustrat- ing this. AWN ge mf ,. 0' fa, se' r,L0u,, ':G7'5-.1 , -ffvz 4 X 5 ix! 3 P 14841 7315 M , '78wr A X . 11-4- r if 1? , x 4'- f 5 A xi an .1 1 xr 4 57' I w - R fygz ig 1,, Claw 0 1960 Myrick, C.J. Myrick, Kenneth McCla.na.han, David McCrary, Judy MCW1-ight, Vance McCo11ough, Dennis McGibbon, Kay McMurray, Donald McMurray, Geraldine McPherson, Jerri Lynn Navarrete, Esther Newman, Bobbie Nurnberg, Butch Ochotorena, Mary Paredez, Johnny Parrish, Ronnie Patton, Gene Payne, Don Petterson, Paul Phelan, Robert Perdue, Judy Phillips, Janie Phillips, Carol Plez, Gloria Phxllxps Luau P1erce Bob Porch Paul Potts Bobby Powell Sharon Prxchard Robert Ramey Weldon Record Je r1 Lynn Rxchbourg .Tackle Rxggms Ben Roberts Barbara Roberts Margxe Roberts Maxxne Robmson Ann Rodr1quez Frances Rodrlquez Joe Roger Jxmmy Rudd Sh1rley Russell Lmda Scharber Donna Schnexder Pat Schuerger Norma Seals Sharon Sewell Carolyn Shxpp Helen Jane Sxmpson Jud: Smlth Smlth Smxth Smith Smxth Smnh Sneed Arthur Joan Lxnda Martha Nancy Teresa Lmda Snow Chrxstxne Sosa Manuel Sprvey Jerald Sporschetz Sandra Stanley Larry Stewart Juanlta Stephens James Stutevllle Lxnda Subxa Sxsto '4 wi 4.27 i .e'4,' lbw Xi f' H--g wx N Z X 5 6 10: X Q3 f-1 'i all QM Mary Ella and Celia are having a hard time trying to convince Pat that she is to old to eat suckers. I , A F .I I W N ,.,: V i , ' y 3 'Nr I 2 Q 4-1-- 43 75.1 V-qr L1 rg 5 . ,ff N, !-,..,,fx K 1 mmf X , - X i , 21 'Q N ,.. 1 , 1, . er'- uff., ,' lx.J f 41 V1 X ,- 3 ,.. r A w., f. g ' - 3 'v . A. 1 ,4.. xi- ,V ,xx -1-xv! f fn ' f 'sf -4: 'lf ,Ili r , , '-- 'S Tf- N as ' , v ,,,,,, ll 5. Q 1 'Ti' 5' ll g. css., Yagaf Xfl xr ft 'ai 5. Y - - b K! ' 4s, I' :lbs W M- V I ,. ,, fv fr ,.,-' xl f' Ji f 4-, i Q.. E sf 16-,f 'Q ol ' -.. x :fue x. . Q 1 sn, f X , 'f-f, Z 3 5 e I V f ,I M , , , ir. 'Z , ,ff Av' ,, r -' A' piflvisvlif' JN: 5' x'! Clmf 0 1960 Sweeney, Deeann Sweet, Reid Terry, Shirley Thixton, Marijo Tickner, Cvwynette Tovar, Tucker Tucker Turner Turney, Juan Jimmy Tommy Gretta Sue Kitty Utley, Alvin Walker, Billie Wallace, Linda Ward, .Tanncie Ward, Larry Ward, Myna Ware, Velma Warren, Beatrice Waters, Sammy Watson, Wesley Washington, Carolyn Webb, Jean Webb, Lavetta Webb, Lonnie 164 Whlte Buddy Wluteixeld James Wxcks, Carol Ann Wxleman Hermon .,,,, Wxlderson Evelyn Wxlhams Edd1e Wxllxams MaryAnn W1l11ams, Wayne Wxlhamson Charlene ,J Wxlhamson Wxlma Wxlson Carolyn W11son Darrell ,, 3 sf W1lson Er1c W11 son Freddy Wolk Chuck s, Wren L ana Wrxght Bugs Wyatt Jeanette Wyatt, Mary Katherxne A Yarbrough Preston York Joyce 'N- Zub1ate Mxke What a smug look Gordon' Also xmported from Hawau espec1a.lly for the Sophomore party are Bobby Evans and Donald Dorsey -v 'Ns- x f rv- 5 my iv 'N 'x Ori ,M fan' L,f' al S 5 5 prius 'YT' ' x. 165 Y 1.47.0 p ,',.,, , I A wa O J 42455 76 0 Advertzkemen ts Mfpwf, M DIBRELL'S SPORTING GOODS Play More -- Live Longer 304V2 Gregg AM 4-789I . vi P Q Z,1'lIf1 'UIQ-e C Swv fha 'L' 43? .E N 90,EAST SRDJ E! QPR x,.-' fl 1 CLEANING - REPAIRING - RECORDING NEW AND USED RADIATORS Cars, Trucks, Trac+ors and Indusirial Equipmenf PEURIFOY RADIATOR COMPANY 90: Em ara AM 4-6451 HODCES HOBBY HOUSE Keys Made While You Waif TOYS REPAIRED AM 4-520I 207 Main S+. 3 FIN E IIS EASY Tlllllll S11 QIIWEIII BIG IPIINO, TEXAS STRIPLING SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Grocer IO0 Gregg S+. AM 4-7l9I BIG SPRING, TEXAS Congra+ula+ions--- PIGGLY WIGGLY FOOD STORE See Us For Your Cornpleie Grocery Needs MEAT MARKET - FRESH VEGETABLES Name Brand Canned Goods IOO9 Il Pl. AM 3-225I SP' Q sl 169 4 R' KBST Big Spring's Oldes+ and Mosf Modern Broadcas+ing Sfafion Brcaccaafvg Sveer Fcofoali Games For 20 Years DIAL ----- I490 G R A D U A T E S We offer our comqrafulafions and besf wishes ZACK'S 204 Main S+ree+ BIG SPRING, TEXAS D ebb Sf w- INSURANCE, LOANS AND REAL ESTATE Box 230 508 Main Dial 4-5504 9 ' E HOB S K M LKHBER COMPANY Big S,bri11g',x Mm! Mmfwxz LIIHIIJUV CKIIIIPLIII-1 l609 E. 3rd Dial AM 3-252I MCEWEN MOTOR COMPANY SALES - . . sskvlcs Phone 4-4354 403 SCURRY STREET BIG SPRING, TEXAS mwllhfr 4 ii Q ' BUICK X NF, , , . , QR, W5 Jxmh gift, dui, I , YJ! I www. mm ea. BiS F' S 13111135 avorlte Delmartxllellt Storen 171 muff Z1 gn Q4 Lim CSA Apparel Accessories and sms Squeaky Thompson Furniture 81 Carpet Co l2I0 Gregg Sf eei' Phone AM 4593l Nfe AM 3 2759 BgSp ng Te as mails CONGRATULATIONS Img-5 gm, Pl. To The Graduaies from wens CENTER BARBER SHOP 5 nn: A 4' cours --P BIG SPIING INSURANCE AGENCY PATTERSON INSURANCE COMPANY III EAST SECOND STREET BIG SPRING. TEXAS DEMENT BODY and PAINT SHOP N nzos EAST ako 172 AM 4.4801 L-n -2. Cosden Officers, Employees and Service Sfafion Dealers Exlencl Bes+ Wishes To The Big Spring High School and Senior Class COSDEN PETROLEUM CORPORATION ll! f Q 9 Z 3 VNV! BETTER 'Granny hw Elia!!-und TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY G F WACKER STORES, INC 5c fo 55.00 Merchandise Your Shopping Center In Big Spring 210 Ma'n AM 3-2571 BIG SPRING THEATRES, INC. RITZ - STATE -JET DRIVE-IN SAHARA DRIVE-IN BIG SPRING, TEXAS YOUTH BEAUTY SHOP Complefe Beauly Service Merle Norman Cosmefics MRS. JAMES EASON, Owner 306 Runnels MARGIE'S DRESS SHOP IOI8 JOHNSON Creafive Hair Sryling - Conlour Hair Sfyling HAIRSTYLE CLINIC Marcelle Bell - Alice Benfley I407 Gregg AM 4-575l ESTAH,S FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions l70I Scurry S+ree+ AM 4-534l - AM 4-8247 Jesse Lee Townsend xx! A-'VZ s Q- . I up ' 1 i S W A R T Z ' S BIG SPRING, TEXAS ff ' ,,, EDERAL Avmos A AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BIG SPRING soo MAIN DIAL 4-4305 BIG SPRING. TEXAS MERRILL CREIGHTOB Consignee Magnolia Products GREGG STREET DRY CLEANERS woo Gregg AM 4-84I2 MELLINGEIVS Big Spring's Largesf S'rore for Men and Boys MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING SHOES AND FURNISHINGS 223 Main AM 4-284l H. B. REAGAN Insurance Agency 207 Wesf Fourfh Sfreef AM 4-725I 177 We NALLEY-PICKLE FUNERAL HOME Q06 eregg AM 4-6331 Prescriprions by GOUND'S 4I9 Main AM 4-5232 Delivery A+ No Exrra Charge STATE NATIONAL BANK l24 Main AM 4-253I BIG SPRING, TEXAS CLICK S PRESS Commercial Prin+ing Reming+on Rand Top-Flife Adding Machines and Typewrifers THOMAS TYPEWRITER 81 OFFICE SUPPLIES ROYAL TYPEWRITERS - SALES 8: SERVICE Renfal - Repairing 8: Supplies Complefe Line Office Supplies and Office Equipmenf I07 Main AM 4-662I DAY OR NIGHT CALL 4-55II RIVER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service e Burial Insurance 6I0 SCURRY MANCILL CLEANERS Pressing, Repairs, Alferafions and Delivery Service IO02 I lfl1 Place AM 4-846I TRUMAN JONES MOTOR COMPANY 403 Runnels AM 4-5254 BIG SPRING, TEXAS WHITE STORES INC. 202 Scurry AM 4-527l SINGER SEWING NIACIIINE l10NIl'.-INN' Il2 E. 3rd AM 4-5585 180 COMPLIMENTS OF GROEBL OIL COMPANY VISIT Youa FRIENDLY SHELL SERVICE STATIONS A -. ll Q , 5:-pd! ggi Zi! :Ira ZH! 15312 EHS! 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IO6 West 3rd AM 3-25Ol Permanent Waves -v Contoure Cosm BEAUTY CENTER Emily Wasson - Beth Ferguson Specializing in HAIR CUTTING 8: SHAPING etics l002 I ltln Place AM 3-2I6l Fam, TARBox af c.ossETT 591 5 AM 4 7424 FABRIC MART Everyfhing in Piece Goods A -'fs :I 'f : n Q-M..--.. -I-we sqm an -.. ': J' e, - - v -..C o.,., .. . . mo Gregg AM 4-6614 CRAWFURD CLEANERS 306 Scurry AM 3-2l2l K. H. McGibbon, Jobber PHILLIPS GG DISTRIBUTORS Gasoline - Oil - Bufane e Propane 69I Easf Firsi S+ree+ AM 4-525l U. H. MCALISTER TRUCKING Home Officee Big Spring, Texas I609 Scurry AM 4-559I 183 1 J , 'UW SI Q 'il' -I -....., , 1, III ip MI HULL and PHILLIPS FOOD STORE Your Iwome Iown grocery 3IO Gregg AM 4-6IOI 6II Lamesa Highway AM 4-2470 Esfalilisbcvf 19 3 4 r-' ,n lx J 'J I A , . I II -'I X VIL, X ,f' -' wx 'J 1 ,IONES IVQGITOR COMPANY ,J 1 ' X 3' noises- PLYMOUTH Af-' x I J SALES and SERVICE lol efegg AM 4-635: MORT DENTON PHARMACY 600 Gregg AM 4-465I MCDANIEL GROCERY Complefe Iine of groceries, vege'rabIes and meafs 800 I I+h Place AM 4-805l N E W S 0 M ' S A Complefe Iine of Groceries, Vegefables, Choice Meafs and Frozen Foods I9I0 Gregg AM 4-247I SOI Wesf 3rcI AM 4-2I9I EDWARDS HEIGHTS PHARMACY rourz ONEASTOP sHoPPIme CENTER II:30 A.M. To I0:00 P.M. I909 Gregg AM 4-7I22 Good IIousoIxccping shop 5 1 AND APPLTANCES B 33'Iii?:i'bTd.j449ffi' 'iii f' ' 907 JOHNSON DIAL 4-2832 BIG SPRING. TEXAS 214 RUNNELS DIAL AM 4-6821 Cosden Service Station No. 7 HOWARD SHAFFER 400 Gregg AM 4-8732 RECORD SHOP THE PLACE TO BUY THE LATEST HITS ZII Main AM 4-750I 185 BIG SPRING WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY Sellers of Fine Meal Delivery Ser Ice I00 Gollacl AM 4 6722 AM 4-80lI SECURITY STATE BANK CONGRATULATIONS Plenfy of free parlring 141: Gregg AM 4-5555 TEXACO WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Best Wishes Charles M. 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Ti , 'f4!'fz1--fn-.i.--x- - ' Fire- Automobile Casualty and Bonds Automobile and Real Estate LOANS Grozving with Big Spring since 193-I 304 Scurry AM 4-8266 STANLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Halal' .jripnrffil Acrflwecre .5-Nara H 203 Runnels AM 4-6221 COOK-APPLIANCE COMPANY BIG SPRING, TEXAS 4oo East are . ,MKQ 3i -,iso AM 4-7476 'zzrarjm' ' NPrinting Is Our Business Yvestex Printing, Inc. Formerly West Texas Stationers 111 Main AM 3-2111 MCDONALD MOTOR COMPANY Studebaker Sales - Service 206 Johnson AM 3-2412 H E S T E R ' S Office Supplies and Office Records 114 E. 3rd, AM 3-2091 188 CUNNINGHAM 81 PHILIPS The Friendly Drug Stnrc 905 Johnson AM 4-2506 Joe B. Hedlesfon -- Shine Philips Western Glass 81 Mirror Co. Glass and mirrors for all purpavcx. 909 Johnson AM 4-6961 P B A G If ll ' S IVc dress the well-dressed Il'cst Tcxan 102 E. 3rd AM 4-4701 Bell's Eleventh Place Pharmacy 1003 Elevenfh Place AM 4-5901 ICONQRATQLQTIQNS S-ENIOE-L T. E. JORDAN 81 CO. P R 1 N T E RS Big Spring Weekly News COKER'S RESTAURANT THE COKER TWINS Lonnie Leonard E. 4fh and Benfon Sfreef AM 4-6897 I x l1'S + 1, f 54051-5124, 221 Main AM 4-2751 your CIMA? ji gmc! I rqnlfzanqd The C. R. Anthony Co. 305 Main AM 4-5161 BUD GREEN GRO. 81 MKT. 1ooo nm Place AM 4-7771 ' NEIL NORRED T. v. And RADIO SERVICE Service - Dependable - Reasonable 306 East Third AM 4-5205 Congratulations TO THE SENIORS H A R R I S C A F E 208W Gregg AM 4-4101 There's a one and only in refreshment, too awww TEXAS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY EMPIRE SOUTHERN GAS CO. C. H. RAINWATER, Manager 419 Main Sfreef AM 4-8256 SHROYER MOTOR CO. 424 E. 3rd om-out AM 4-4625 BON ETTE BEAUTY SALON 1018 Joh AM 3 2163 191 .xdhfunrcrl ..M1l.l'.1lyAI19 115011 - l Sgt TO THE CLASS OF l958 vzmue zusb fbaf aazb 1 3 u mag md vzzccrvv III jour chosen carer: DONALD C ROCKWELL Physlchl 0Tlie0faplst 500 Runnels S'rree+ AM 3-3062